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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, March l0.-News
has reached here of the death of George
Lambert. only son of MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lambert of Easton. who died of
pneumonia, following an attack OF the
''hu." Young Lambert was student IN
the High School at Eastop, and has fire.
auently visited relatives here. He was
preparing TO enter Washington College
in the fall.
Owing to the road blockade, the big road
meeting called fot Saturday afternoon BY
State Senator William +. Russell and
Delegates Bowers and Harris did not
take place. A meeting may be held next
Saturday.
Farmers institute session will be held
in the court house at Chestertown today
and tomorrow, and st Rock Hall, Friday.
The Ladies Aid Society of Christ
Methodist Protestant Church was enter
tanned Monday evening. at the home OF
Mrs Charles y Satterfield Following
the business meeting a fine program OF
music, readings and charades was rendered
by the members.
Miss Nellie Nicholson left yesterday
to hisit Miss Sarah Hessey in Washington
Miss Hessey recently fell on an icy pave
ment and fractured her arm Mt The elbow.
Barclay Eshman, an enthusiastic poultry
raiser, has converted the space under
SADIE porch of the hotel, on the High street
side, into a large brooder and incubator
cellar, by enclosing the space with tar
paper, and cquipping it with automatic
stove, electric lights and other convenience
He has a number of young chicks in the
brooders which are thriving finely.
4 young business manof Chestertown
went out for short ride In his closed car,
the other afternoon. While riding along
the State road he opened the door of the
car To expectornte and lost control of the
wheel. The car ran off the road into
ditch and completely upset, but luckily
no one in the car was hurt nor was the car
damaged the slightest.
W. Robert Huey, assistant cashier of
the Third National Bank, Is quite Ill
at his home on Mount Vernon place with
deep cold.
Mrs NJ T.. Frazier has been i'll at her
home on High street during the past two
weeks
Howard Baldwin, who has been spend
ing the winter in Homestead, Florida,
will return TO his home here this week
James c. Metcalfe, who has been quite
Ill at his home in Sudlersville with bron-
chial pneumonia, is reported to he i'm
proving.
Mrs Jesse H. Usilton has been i'll for
several weeks past, and on Friday last
went to :he city to consult i specialist.
The congregation and friends of Rev.
DR. George r. Anderson, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Chester
town. are very much concerned over
report emanating from Wilmington that
he may be called to Harrison Street Church
next wear DR.. Anderson has been here
only one year, and it is said the congre-
cation Ii very much opposed 10 any change
here. He has been unanimously invited
to return next year
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CHAUTAUQUA FOR NEWPORT.
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Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newport. March 10.-The guarantors
of the Chautauqua held a meeting last
evening, in the Red Cross rooms. The
ticket sales are progressing rapidly, The
following committees were appointed:
Courtesy-Mrs. G. p. Gray. chairman
Mrs. Charles Long, Mrs. Alfred Craig,
G. =. Groome and Rev. III. L. Quigg.
Decorating-Miss ELLA W. Johnson,
chairman; Mrs. A. G. Gamble, Mrs. w.
+. Groome, Mrs. W. l., Duff III. V. Berg
and ]. =. Groome.
Miss Addie o. Hamilton. superintendent
of the Chautauqua for this district, and
Miss Anna David, leader OF the Junior
Chautauaua. will arrive here tomorrow.
1t is the desire of the Chautauqun officials
to hold Junior Chautauqua ut Newport,
and to do this it will be necessary to have
q number of the local children interested
Miss David will talk to the school children
Wednesday afternoon at the school, and
try to interest them.
The sale of season tickets will close
Thursday morning, and it will not be
possible to obtain season tickets after
that time.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special correspondencc Of Every Event.

Special Correspondencc Of Every Evening
Elkton. Md. March l0.-At the dinner
given at the Hotel Rcnnert, Baltimore,
Monday evening by former students and
graduates Of West Nottingham Academy
Of Colora, Cecil county, movement was
started TO raise fund to be used TO save
this historic school II WAS established
in 1741 by Rev. Samuel Finley, afterwards
president at Princeton University and is
one OF the oldest schools in the State. The
Presbyterian Church Board, some time
ago, made a conditional offer of $4,000
to the school, ON condition Tint $4,000
be raised by other sources. The trustees
Of the school pledged $4,000 az starter
and campaign has now been started 90
raise the other $4,000
A meeting of the sports Of Eilston viii
be held this evening, for the purpose Of
organizing baseball team TO represent
the town in the Del-Mar League this
season
Miss Edythe Brown of Chesapeake
City fiaA secured a position as clerk ip
Elkton garage.
Bayard Briggs and G. J. McConachie
OF Chesapeake City are on a two-week's
business trip to Chicago, st. Louis and
other western cities.
The engagement Of Miss Blanche
Dcaver of Oxford, Pa, 10 Robert
Harrington Of Barksdale has been an
nounced
Mrs. Howard Capp and daughter of
Baltimore spent few days this week with
her aunt, Mrs Albert Nelson, in Elkton
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Interesting Letters From a Resi-
dent Of the City Who 10 Making
a Tour Of Europe.

opccial Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, March lO.--Scver al
letters have been received from DR.. A..
Goudiss, brother Of A. r. Goudiss Of this
city, who, is touring Europe. He is now in
Copenhagen.
Harry Ahern, who has been seriously
i'll, is now able to be about.
The pool tournament held in Lawlcrs
pool room last evening resulted as follows:
Rossell, so; 1Iushebeck, ~; A. Gallagher
80; Mckay, 3s. Another match will be
played this evening
Miss Florence Merino Of Wilmington
spent last evening in this city.
George w. Baker was granted q divorce
by the Court OF General Sessions in VIII
mington yesterday.
Several cards hnve been received from
George Harrington from Cleveland, o.,
where he is spending several months.
Owing to the weakness OF the power,
the trolley cars stopped running last even
ing during the hours Of 3 and 8 when the
working people were trying to get home.
Many persons wern required TO wait an
hour for q car. At q O'Clock about five car y
arrived at Fourth and Market streets,
Wilmington, and relieved the congested
conditions. A trolley car was off the track
nenr this city
An important meeting of the workmen
will be held on Thursday evening in their
lodgerooms.
William Leach County Tax Collector,
will sit at his home at % West Sixth street,
until March 25 to collect all unpaid taxes.
After March % he will proceed to collect
them by law
Manager Denny Of the New Castle
baseball team has started drive 10 Sc
cure funds with which 10 erect fence an
finance the club. Letters explaining the
needs Of the team will be sent TO the
citizens OF New Castle II the wish of the
manager is granted by subscription or by
self offering, it will be able TO answer all
needs. The amount needed Is 81 500.
Mrs. =. WIntrup Of Wilmington spent
last evening in this city visiting friends.
John Williams OF Bristol, Pa, spent
yesterday in this city visiting relatives.
The nomination for directors Of the
Century Club was held in the club last
evening Those nominated were; Mrs
L. b. Lightner, Mrs. John Stoopes, Mrs.
Willis Blackburn. Mrs. A. T.. Goudiss,
Mrs John Cloud, Miss Mary Shaw, Mrs
Horace Deakyne. Mrs Neil Sentman,
Miss Anne Newlove. Mrs. Theo. Hanf,
The election will take place ON April 2
For Sale-Two building lots at Baldto
facing Wilmington road. Apply 30 W.
Fourth St.-Adv.
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PASTOR INVITED TO RETURN.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, March 10.-Members OF
First Methodist Protestant Church, Mar
ket street, this city, at meeting Monday
night, unanimously invited Rev John 7
Bailey to return as pastor for the third
Conference wear During his pastorate the
church has made rapid gains in member
ship and is in the best financial condition
in its history.
Frank Wilkins was chosen delegate to
the session of the Maryland Annual Con-
ference which meets in Washington, D. c.,
on April Z, and Noah King alternate.
Trustees were elected AS follows: William
H. Wilson. James A. Carey. John r
Wilkins, John r. Calhoun and Frank J.
Holson.
Board OF Stewards: Walter Roach.
Jacob NJ. Sammons, Cornelius Joseph and
Samuel J. Register.
Mrs Herman Roach was chosen organ
list; Horace NJ. Swain. chorister: Mrs.
Frank j. holson, church home visitor
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NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Too Many Ballots in Election Box
at Georgetown, but Result
Unaffected.
WILD ON ROLLER SKATING
Kent County Levy Court Allows
Delinquent Lists and Elects
Two Tax Collectors.

Special Correspondence of Eyery Evening
Dover, March 1o.-At an adjourned
meeting of the Kent county Levy Court,
yesterday, Thomas c. Slay was elected
tax collector of the Seventh Representa-
tive district, nine votes TO one for Frank
4. Gray.
The error and delinquent list of Col
lector Eben X. Hughes of the Eighth
district, amounting to S6f .03, was allowed
and Mr.. Hughes was reelected for another
YEAR,
The error and delinquent list of Col
lectbr CLYDE NanGesel of the Ninth dis
trict, amounting TO sl93.37, was allowed.
The election of a collector for this dis
trift was deferred until the next meeting
of the court.
w-+D. Shoemaker was elected Road
Supervisor for the Seventh Representa-
tive district.
The members of the court were in
structed to have the names of their as
SCISSORS in hand by the next meeting for
the school assessments now in course of
preparation.
Commissioner Henry Williams pre-
sented a resolution on which final action
was deferred until next meeting, for the
bonding of the county for S750,000 or
more, for road purposes, in order to secure
State aid
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DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City. March 10.-A meeting
OF the executive board of the Delaware
City Century Club was held. Monday
afternoon. at the home of the president,
Mrs. Raymond L. Cnfer.
At the regular meeting Monday night,
of the Boy Scouts, the following appoint
ments were made By Scout master r c.
Pitzer: Leader Of Beaver patrol. Richard
T. Warner; leader OF Eagle patrol, Harry
r. Heal; treasurer. George Jester; scribe,
Harvey ". Nilkenson.
James Hopper of Chesapeake City was
visitor IN town Yesterday.
s Parson OF L. :. engineers Office.
Philadelphia spent yesterday at Fort
du pont.
Rodney schunder. who has been i'll
for the past week at his home on Washing
ton street. is slightly improved
II. c. Webb has In stock high grade
anthracite coal, all sizes, egg, stove, nut
and pea coal.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10
HOCKESSIN GRANGE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Hockessin. March 1O.-The regular
meeting of Hockessin Grange, No. 4 was
held on Monday evening, with fair
attendance considering the condition Of
the roads
The members accepted A. Lawsine's
demit card and welcomed him into
the Grange. He was formerly a member
of Coolspring Grange, No. 1919 of
Pennsylvania.
Delaware Grange has accepted an in
vitation to visit Hockessin Grange on
Monday evening, March %
On account of illness of Worthy Lee
turer Margaret Shakespeare, Ida Wood
ware acted as lecturer and had volun-
teers on the program as follows: Piano
solo by Alice Dennison, talk on differ
ent oranges by Mr.. Lansing and several
very interesting discussions by members
of the grange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10
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TEACHERS VOTED MORE PAY.
Stirring Scene IN Philadelphia Councils
q Final Heaylnf.

Philadelphia, March 10.--In the pres
ence Of 400 angry high school men who
not only crowded the meeting room 10
SIffocation, but choked the approsnhes
thereto, the Bonrd of Education yester-
day agreed to apply all its available funds,
about $700, 900, for the remainder Of this
year, TO make wornens salaries equal 10
those Of men and also 10 make the aalaries
Of teachers in the primary schools equal
to thoee in the grammar grades. The high
school men were angry because they felt
they had been counted out.
The report Of the Finance Committee
was made by Secretary Dick and was
approved without opposition.
Vice President Rowen presided, in the
absence Of President Gratz, who was i'll
II was with some difficulty that the newly
appointed member, Mrs. Anna Lane
Lingelbach, could struggle through the
crowd 10 her seat. Before her arrival
several baskets Of flowers were placed on
the board table, the gifts Of her friends.
As che was sworn in by Mr.. Rowen
the scene was the more remarkable for
the presence Of staid high school pro-
fessors perched on window sills and cling
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WILD ON ROLLER SKATING.
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Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford March l0-Roller skating has
become the most popular past-time this
town has ever had. For the past three or
four weeks children have been reviving
the sport until there arc so many now
skating up and down the streets that at
times traffic is impeded to n considerable
extent
In one square on High street, the public
thoroughfare of the town last night, more
than fifty children were skating at one
time.
While there has been Some complaint
relative to the streets being so crowded
with the Youngsters. no action has been
taken by Town Council
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10
SUFFRAGISTS AT DOVER.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. March 10.-The executive COM
mittee of the Delaware Equal Suffrage
Association met here, yesterday, with the
various committees of the League of
Women Voters, including the Citizenship
Schools Committee.
Reports from the various sub-com--
mittees were heard, and reports received
from Mrs. McCann and Miss Winifred
Morris, delegates to the National Con-
vention held in Chicago several weeks
ago.
Luncheon was served at Hotel Richard
son. at which 35 covers were laid
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THEATRE FOR SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scaford. March 10 Plans are about
completed and work will soon begin on
Seaford's new theatre which is to he built
in the Ross Block, High street, by w.
Ford Breeding. of fredericksburg, Md.
Reputed to be one of the best show towns
on the Delmarvia Peninsula, the town has
been sadly in need of an up-to-date
theatre for several years, and Breeding $
attempt is being watched with unusual
interest.
While no definite information has been
gwen out as TO who will have charge of
the building operations it is known that
architects who drew plans for the Stanley
and Palace Theatres, Philadelphia. are
drawing plans for the local amusement
place and operations viii start about the
first of April
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formerly OF Johnstown, Pa. They will
reside in Norfolk, the groom being as-
sistant engineer on one of the steamers
plying between Norfolk and Baltimore.
The young folks Of Blades have or
ganized dramatic company, and after
presenting their lnitinl performance ut
BLADES will visit some of the nearby
towns, making first stop at fredericksburg,
Md.
News has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Lee Carver, sistcr-in-law
of Miss Virginia Carver, formerly
teacher in the Seaford high school, on
Saturday at her home, Marion Station,
Md, from pneumonia She was 80 ycnrs
of age.
Frank p. Dawson has been reappointcd
as constable for this district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10
MONTOOMERY,s VOTE BARRED.
West virelaia Su4faeists Win Point IN
Contest % To-day.

Charleston, w. Va, March 10. Forces
favoring ratification OF the Federal suf-
fringe amendment in the West Virginia
Legislature won another victory in the
Senate yesterday afternoon in their effort
to keep thnt body in session until Senator
Jesse A. Bloch can arrive in Charleston.
II is expected ne will reach here early
tomorrow and cast the deciding vote ID
the Senate mt its session late today.
Question Of ratification did not come
UP in the House Of Delegates and that
body, after killing Governor Cornwells
profiteering bill, adjourned until 2 o'clock
today.
The fight in the Senate centred upon
the right Of Senator A. X. Montgomery
TO vote. He had come from his home
in Illinois is an effort To brenk the dead
lock existing between pro and anti-suf-
fringe forces, and bring about a final ad-
journmeDt Of the Senate before Senator
Bloch could arrive.
Suffrage forces, by the vote Of Senator
Burr, who had been listed as an anti
suffragist, succeeded in preventing Senator
Montgomery from voting and brought
about temporary adjournment.
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FAMILY STRICKEN BY ILLNESS.

Seaford, March 10.-Mrs. ". Ford
Breeding of Fredericksburg, Md, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs George W. Donoho of
this town, is seriously i'll at her apartments
In that town Mrs. Donoho. her mother,
also is i'll at the home OF her daughter, she
having gone there TO assist In caring for
her sick daughter; another member OF the
family, little Jane Warield Breeding,
daughter of Mrs Breeding, is ILL.,
A trained nurse from Washington, ID.
c., arrived last night to nurse the sick
ones, and Dr. Anna c. Shipley Of this
town has been called in consultation with
the fredericksburg physicians who are
attending Mrs. Breeding
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WILL GIVE DEMONSTRATION.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Georgetown, March l0.--In order to
show to the people of Georgetown and
community the benefits that are to be de-
rived by being member of the Baking
Club, which is under the direction of Miss
Dorothy Emerson, Sussex county club
leader. demonstration will be given
Thursday night by two OF the members,
Misses Florence Greet and Ella Ryon, in
making baking powder biscuit in the
quarters of the child welfare center.
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OYSTER SHELLS FOR ROADS.

oeaford. March l0.-The schooner
Lizzie Burt, owned by J. r. Robinson &
Co. oyster packers here, Captain Willis
Richardson, master. is loading 1900
bushels of oyster shells at the oyster
house of her owners, which she will take
to Laurel for the Sussex County Commis-
sioners, TO be used on the roads adjacent
TO Laurel
The commissioners have purchased
10000 bushels Of oyster shells from the
above firm at 6 cents per busheI TO be
used on the county roads OF Sussex.
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ing 70 every kind of support, for even
standing room was hard 10 ert.
BISHOP ADAMS LEYr $50. .000.
Will Divides Estate Among Children snd
Their Heirs

Easton, Md, March IO.--The uIr ,f
the late RI Rev. William Forbes Adams
Bishop OF the diocese Of Esston, was pro
bnted Yesterday ard dis,osrs of an e~tsse
valued at $4,000.
OF this amount $4,000 each n villed
10 his two daughters, Misses Loglisr and
Pauline Adams, and the residue Of the
estate ~ divided AZ follows: One-fhlrd ~
DIR. Wilmer Adams, his son; one-third ~
the other children Of his deccased daugll-
ter, Mrs. A. u. NJ. Wilson, and ore-third
70 the widow Of bis late son, Major Charley
Adams.
Leonard B. Adkins, son of Judge WI
liam II. Adkins, and II. Hugtlett Herr.
are pamed a. executors without bord
The Theological Library, considered. valn-
able on account of many rare vOlumes
~ contains becomes the property of The
diocese Of Easton. There are about 600
volumes
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DIED OF PARALYSIS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, March 10.-Mrs Anna
Benson, aged about 20 years, died at her
home on North Race street, this city,
Monday morning as result of stroke of
paralysis. She was mother-in-law of the
late Charles L. Moore, the Georgetown
lawyer who, in July OF last year, was IN
jured so badly on Market street by being
run into by an automobile, that he never
recovered.
For many years Mrs. Benson was
affiliated with ST. Pals Protestant
Episcopal Church, this city.
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DEATHS NEAR DOVER.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. March lO.-John W Harring-
ton of Little Creek died at his home,
yesterday. after brief illness OF pneu-
monia, aged 6S years.
Victor Owens, West Dover farmer
who came here few years ago from the
South, died at his home near Hazlettviile,
yesterday. aged 80 years, death being due
to pneumonia
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ADDRESS BY MRS EDDY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. March I0.-Mrs. George Sher-
wood Eddy will address an audience in
the Dover Century Club rooms, tomorrow
evening, on the world needs of women and
the work of the y. W. c. A. in the Orient
Mrs. Eddy represents the National
Board of the Young Women's Christian
Association.