Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-21
NEWS Of THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Internal Revenue Man to Help
Income Taxables on Mon
day and Tuesday.

New Castle, Feb 2l--Anno,inccment
was made today by Harry I. Graham. OF
Wilmington, internal revenue collector for
Delaware, that residents of New Castle.
who are liable for the Federal income tax
will bc furnished any assistance they re-
quirc, right here ut home, TO help them in
filling out the blanks. These blanks must
be filled out and returHcd to Collector
Graham, with the tax, by March Is. In
order 10 help the local people, Deputy
Collector William A. Stott, attached To
the Wilmington office, will be at the may
or's office, here, next Monday and Tues
day, and he will assist all who call on him
there and want help in filling out their
blanks.
The farmers institute will be held on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, as pre-
viously announced The following pro-
gram has been arranged. Afternoon ses-
sion, i3O-"Rich Farms Make Rich
Farmers" talk and discussion: How to
Prevent Hog Cholera" illustrated lec-
ture DIR. NJ. l.. Zurkow. How To Have
Tubercnlosis-free Cows" DIR. ". G.
Middleton, u. s. Bureau of Animal In
dustry; "Tbc Care and Health OF Chill
dren," Mrs Ina J. n Perkins, director
Of Child Welfare, Delaware Reconstruc-
tion Commission. Tuberculosis in Della
ware DIR. Charles II. keene, executive
secretary, State Tuberculosis Commis-
sion: reading. Mrs Salo Frcidewald.
Evening session, 80 Health in Farm
Home" DIR. keene; address, DIR. Richard
Watson Cooper; reading, Mu. Freide-
wald
1t will be noted that most Of the topics
will be of general interest. The meeting
should be attended not only by the
farmers of this section of the State, but
also by all other persons who can arrange
To be present. Every mother should hear
the lecture by Mrs. Perkins. The read
ings by Mrs Frcdewaid will he entertain
ing as well as instructive. DR.. Cooper is
one Of the most eloquent speakers in the
State.
The pupils Of the public schools spent
n part of the session on Friday in writing
essays on the topic THE Benefits Of an
Enlistment in the United States Army"
The winning essay will he sent TO the dis
trict recruiting station at Baltimore,
where it will be Judged in connection with
the winning essays in the other school
districts located in this general recruiting
district The essays that take first places
in the So general districts will then be
Judged at Washington. and the national
winner and his or her mother will be given
a free trip To the national capital. Con-
siderable interest was shown by the
school children IN the contest.
Al the Methodist Church tomorrow
the pastor will preach both morning and
evening. All services will be eyangriistic,
with the singing in charge of William II.
Thomas, the singing evangelist Of Pen
Argyll, Pa. Practitioners will be received
at the morning service. Tho revival will
continue during the week, with new
preachers each evening The morning
class Will be in charge of John Hendrix;
= p IN. Sunday school and Baraca class.
The regular services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Rev.
5. Beattie Wylie in charge.
At the Baptist Church tomorrow Rev.
George Il. Street will preach on the fol-
lowing subjects: IL o'clock, Growth in
Christian Character" at 7.30, ''Tempta-
tion." Christian Endeavor Society at
640
The Cesar Rodney Civic Club of the
ington birthday program yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. James White has left for New
York, where she will spend several days
visiting friends.
Josephine Weir, who has been suffering
from pneumonia, is slightly improved.
Mrs. George Unger, who has been
suffering from an attack OF grip, is much
Frederick Baer, former resident of
this city, but lately living in Chester. died
at his home yesterday after brief Illness
4 three-mast schooner, the Estrelea
Do-Mar, loaded with stone from NJ adeira
Spain en- route TO Philadelphia, tied up
at Delaware street wharf, last evening. In
tow of a tug The boat had left Spain
three months ago and was caught in a
storm at Delaware Breakwater, where
she was badly damaged. At Lewes "a tug
took her in tow and tied AT this eity last
evening on account of the ice. The crew
was afraid to travel by night, fearing she
may sink She left this morning for Phila-
delphia, where she will unload her cargo
and receive repairs.
Fresh oysters for sale-A. NJ. Gal
For Sale Household goods and stoves
Chas. Countiss, 126 Delaware street
Adv
Public Saie-Tuesdsy, February "a,
1920, / o'clock y. m.
Stoves, Carpets, Rugs, Furniture, Beds,
Kitchen Utensils and other household
goods. Also Harness, Garden tools, Dairy
and Butcher fixtures. Some Antique.
George r Hewlett, Baldton, Del.-Adv
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