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New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
Army Orders

From The Tribume's Vashinoton By,e,u
WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Arrv orda,.
issued to-day follows: N'"'' oroers
Honorably Discharged
Mathis IIhise'l 1st Isl st Il; : =: = M L.. Med. c.
Baker, Capt. R. O.. f. A.
Griffith Capt. w. H., f. A.
Ghamberlin. 1st 1t. A. L. Eng.
Hadley. 1st 1t. r. ", Med. C.
butler Col. M. A., G. M. c.
Gallegos, I'd. 1t E. R. Inf.
Launcelot. I'd. 1t NJ ". Inf.
Ragor. I'd It. c. A.. r. A.
keepens. Capt. G. s., Inf.
Wolfe. Capt. C.. E.. Air Svc.
Huston, Capt. c. R., Ord. Dent
Coulter. 1st 1t. H. B., Air Syc.
brady, Capt. w. c. Air Svc.
Wilson, 1st It. B. NJ. Air Svc
Smith. Capt. A. NJ, Eng. g. N
Casey Capt. NJ L.. Med. C.
Hayes. 1st 1t T. G., NJ. T. C.
Nafs. Maj. w. H.. Med. c.
Fuller. I'd 1t. E. r., Air Svc.
Casey, I'd Lit. j.. ON. c.
Drummond. I'd 1t. F. C. P. F. A.
Holland. lst 1t. w. C., Den. G. "
Daniels. I'd 1t. " E., Inf.
Mockler. 1st It. c. f., San. C.
Resigned
Cress. Capt J. B., Eng.
Reilly. LIST 1t. Chaplain e. T.
-,A~A~OtioiOs Cdpt "a r. "A.
Dye, LIST 1t M. R., Inf.
Weeks Maj. w. S.. J. A. G. Dept.
Corps of Engineers
holcombe, Capt W. H.. to Camp Humphreys
Bragdon, Capt. ]. S.. to Camp Humphreys
Gesler, Capt. E. E.. to Camp Humphreys.
Conkin. Capt. j. F., to Camp Humphreys.
Young; Capt. NJ j.. to Camp Humphreys.
elliott Capt D. O.. to Camp Humphreys.
Bethel. Capt. E. A, to Camp Humphreys.
Quartermaster Corps
Freeman. Capt. ]. L., to Camp Gordon.
Markell. Capt J. w. to Fort Huachuca.
Phelps, 1st 1t E. H., to Camp Furlong.
Gustad. I'd 1t. L. c., to Camp Furlong.
Warfield. Maj. E. D.. to San Francisco
Miscellaneous
Kramer, Maj. F., Med. c.. to Fort Howard.
Woodbridge. Capt. C. H.. to Fort Howard.
Mann. Capt. J. B.,vpen. G.. to Colurnbu,
Barracks. r.
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TRANSPACItIC malta

The connecting mails clos. a. ~,
era! era iostoHice and City Hall Postoffine
''at'bn; Ta6it, NsW M York, at p m. as follows:
zeaiand nin'd'' N, M,arquesaa, Cook Islands, New
stealmship Moana. March 19. 'a"''Sc0 o.
March Hn1na' IL Via Seattle, steamship Javary
,,Ii Hawaii via San Francisco. steamsb,r
Anatrsiin' mawnii' Eji Islands. New Zealand and
f,ossta,,a, G va Vancouver and Victoria. b.
Hawaii, Japan, Korea, China Siam 81.
1ias 6ela nd GoGhn fI, China. Netherlands East In
cisco ana ata fhliippine Islands, via San Fran
Iin,liippine Islands and specially addressed
Sasha Scat .or r. Japan, Korea and China, Via
0ea''ie. steamship Protesilaus, March % 90
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FOREIGN PORTS

Ham mburg-S S. Corona
1iull-S. S. Lake raragut
Greenock-S. s. San Pablo.
Newport-S. S. Dakotan.
Para--S. S. Polycarp
Assnje-S. S. New Toronto
Fort Said-S S. Clan Monroe.
, Genoa = s. s. Duca d'Aosta. America
|omus, Kentuckian -Na'
Nap!es-S S. Pannonia.
i'sbon-S. 5. Roma, Northland
Nantes-S. S. Lake Farabee.
Antwerp-S. S. Eglantier.
i5arcelona-S. s. Kapann
ilavre-S. S. Youngstown.
ed. Marsh
Aaiifax-s S Lake Galewood.
Arrivals From New York
Caicut~S. $. kumeric.
Ncufa ahrwasser-S S. Krakow
Santander-S. S. Orizaba
Aloga Bays S. Sabine.
aegli Abruzzi Duca
Barcelona-S. S. Catalina
Elushing-S. S. Antigone'
BordeauX-S. S. Devon CITY. Red Cr1oud
Hull-S. S. Suwanee. A'eo N'ouo'
.ogos-S. S. Rassam
Ineste-S. S. Belvedere
Gothenburg-S S. Delavan.
Genoa-S. S. Guiseppi Verdi.
Dunkirk-S S. Mar Tirreno
Dantzig-S s. Nardulia.
Plymouth-S. S. (,armania
=, fahahIa Canal Cristobal-S s pers;,,
Prince. - Herslan
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
Il. K e. FRENKEL. INC, Plaintiff
against G. NEKZOCCHl. also known as
and trading under the name of osuiseppi
Verzocchi and Giovanni Vorzocchi De-
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve a copy Of your answer on the plain
tiffs attorneys within twenty days after
the service of this summons exclusive Of
the day of service, and in case of your
failure to appear, or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated February End, 1920.
SLADE & SLADE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Once & P. O.
Address 200 Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan. City of New York
To G.. Verzocchi. also known as and
trading under the name of Guiseppi Ver-
.occhi and Giovanni Verzocchi:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
of Hon. Nathan BLUR, Justice of the
Supreme Court, New York County, dated
the goth day Of February, 1920. and filed
on that day. with copy of the complaint
in the Office of ;he Clerk of the County ~
New York. at the County Court House. in
the Borough of Manhattan CITY Of New
York. the original complaint having been
filed in said Office on the 3rd day Of Esh
ruary, 1920.
Dated New York. February goth, 1890.
SLADE & SLADE
Attorneys for Plaintiff zoo Broadway.
New York City.
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Joy, 1t. Col. J.. s., r. A.. to New York City.
Kaspcr. Capt j.. M. T. O.. to Camp Fun
Doores, Col. w. R., G. A., to Fort Totten.
HinchcliF, Capt. j. W., Ord. Dept, to Hot
Springs.
Coehen, I'd Lit. NJ. Air Svc., to Richmond.
Groves, 1st 1t. A.. Inf, to Nogales
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AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION WILL.
sell to-day at P. NJ. at my office. 14s
Grand st.. Borough of Manhattan, City of
New York. 1859 shares preferred stock of
the Anglo Norwegian Shipping Agency.
Inc. Adjourned SALE
ALFRED FRNENAM MayahaL
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HELP WANTED MALE
A WORLD QUESTION!
HOW CAN | ATTAIN
SJTC,CESS2

| have asked myself that
question for the past ten years.
Now | have solved the prob
lem.
I'll give five real men a
chance to share it with me.
All that is necessary is conf
dence in yourself; act quickly
aged 21-35. Apply, by letter
only, N. T., 929 Tribune Build
ing, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17
STOCK CLERK

TO handle bulk tablet stock; must have
rad some experience in Il retail drug store
or wholesale drug house; should be strong
and have had some high school training
$i7 start: good chances for advancement.
Bristol Myers Co, PSI Greene ave. Brooklyn.
WANTED.--Man. about so years of age
for messenger service in shipping de-
partment of large advert Using agency: light
work; reference required to character,
SIS per week to start Address NJ S
Box B-T33 Tribune Office
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs

WILTON, ADMINISTER, BRUSSELS
CARPETS
IN blue, green, gray, brown. plain. mixed
Oriental patterns Slightly used). s1.25
yard up; SUITABLE ALL PURPOSES: :
rugs all sizes, scanned or seamless, with or
without border plain mixed or Oriental
colcrs. SIS to $55 up; smallest to largest
sizes, 800 lace curtains. 81 pair: screens,
porters. making over, cleaning laying,
dyeing, beautiful. reasonable. Stillngs,
Inc. G20-62S Madison ave. (59th). Plaza
RS2h
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Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH. estates appraised. pur-
chased. BENNETT, 175 Broadway: upstairs
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AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, March 16.-Arrived: Strs
Fe!tore, Daiquiri; Diablo, Philadelphia; !;
New-York tribune., 1920-03-17

to string pearl neck
steady work; half day
taline Pearl Co.. Is
NJ
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YOUNG MAN

experienced on sales ledgers good pcnman
accurate and quick at figures. Address. stat
Inf kzse end salary expected, Eek =. l.. 2oa,
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Trunks
FOR SALE

BIG BARGAIN-New and used wardrobe
trunks. sos Sixth ave. bet. 3oth-2 21yt sta
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YOUNG MAN familiar with sheet metal
works who has had some practical expe-
rence. as pattern cutter to work junior
cutter In large shop. The opening is full Of
opportunities for learning and advancement.
Only man wishing to make the most of such
a chance is desired. Write S. II. p, Room
2502, 40 West 40th St
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GlRLA experienced
iaces; good pay;
Saturday all year.
Naiden Lane. Room
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SUMMONS

FOR SALE.--Mahogany library table and
large mirrors for sale. TUNA. 20 e. 33d
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statesmen

SALESMAN WANTED.-A live salesman
with few thousand. buy interest in exclu-
siye automobile agency. Manhattan A. Box
S76 Tribune Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Farmer Near Lewes Got Big Sum
From Tomato Tract of
Four Acres.
FINE MASONIC CLUB ROOM
Sale of John Cannon Short Home
stead, a Noted Historic Place
in Sussex County.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 2a.-William W.
Day, n widcly-known lumber dealer, re
siding at Salisbury. Md, has purchased
the homestead of the late John Cannon
Short, former United States marshal for
this district, on the road between Seaford
and Georgetown. The farm contains 24O
acres and the consideration is said TO
have been about $4,000. The sale was
consummated Monday with Harry {.
Short, sealer of weights and measures for
Sussex county. who few years prior to
the death of his father came into pos
session of the estate.
The farm is considered one of the most
valuable in the western section of Sussex
county, and the price paid Is considered
n bargain for the new owner. Possibly
there is no homestead better known IN
Nanticoke district than this one, the
house on it, brick structure. being more
than I30 years old. Twenty-Five years
ago. when the late John Cannon Short
made his home there, it served as y
rendezvous for many Republican political
gatherings. Mr. Short at that time being
looked upon as one Of the most active
Republicans in that section of the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29

WOMEN'S CLUB LUNCHEON.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delmar Jan 20 The annual luncheon
of the New Century Club was gwen at
the regular meeting on Tuesday, Mrs. II.
NJ. Waller. president, making the ad-
dress of welcome TO the visitors Address
es were made by Mrs Atkins, vice-presi-
dent of the State Federation. and Mrs.
Rayner. president of the Wilmington
Club. Piano solos were rendered by Miss
Elsie Hearn and Mrs Conrad Long.
The Modern Sewing Society was pro-
duced by the following: Mrs. :. Harrison
Jones, Mrs. L. f. Freeny, Mrs. Albert {.
Dunn, Mrs Jos W Ellis, Mrs c. c. West.
Mrs. Carroll 5. Barr, Mrs. Clarence
Cordrey, Mrs. Ray {. Sturgis Mrs Il.
Nj Stokes, Mrs John f. Brown. Mrs
Dallas NJ Ellis, Miss Gertrude Gordy,
Miss Marian Hearn Miss Blanche Long
The out-of-toWn guests included Mrs.
L. V Atkins of Lewes, Mrs r. B. Rayner
of Wilmington. Mrs NJ G. Clark of
Wyoming. Mrs, II. c. Baker of Bridge
vile, Mrs : J. Stein of Seaford, Mrs
Lawrence Riggin. Mrs W f. Deputy and
Mrs W J. Quillen OF Laurel. Misss Mary
Riggin OF Rehoboth Beach, Mrs IL b.
Freeny Of Salisbury. Md, Mrs Herman
Of Cambridge, Md, and Mrs. {. |. Long
Of Fruitland. Md
Mrs ;. y Culver was hostess and Miss
Cert rude Gordv. dramatic director
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence OF Every Even

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Jan. 29.--Ihrce small
BOYS, the eldest 10 years, sons OF Mrs.
X. S. HarInan, arrived In Elkton, Tuesday
evening, from their home at Glasgow,
Montana, travelling a distance of 200
miles and will spend the remainder Of
the winter with their uncle on the Corride-
an farm The lads claimed to have had n
great time on their trip east
Arthur Marquess, aged 30 years, son
of James Marques of Elkton, died last
evening at his home IN Philadelphia,
after a short illness of pneumonia. A
widow, formerly Miss Ferguson Of this
town, aud several small children are
left.
Richard Kibler, student at North
East high school, is confined To his home
at Bacon Hill by injuries received while
shedding
Funds have been started for now
Episcopal Church at Perryville, TO re
place the present ediice, which is located
a mile out OF the town.
The property Of the late ]. II. Harlow,
known as the Perryville Electric Co,
has been purchased by the Hiavre de
Grace Electric Co. and will be operated
by the latter company.
\ double wedding took place III Elkton,
Yesterday afternoon, in which a brother
and sister were bride and groom, re-
spectively The parties were Walter John
son, who WAS married Co Miss Minnie
Strouse, and Miss Clara Johnson. who
became the wife Of Roy Van Luvnner, all
Of Doylestoun, Pa.
Physicians Of North East have served
notice on it's patrons that an increase in
rates for service rendered has become
effective.
Ninth district auxiliary of Union Hos
pital has elected Miss l.. T. Fassett,
chairman Mrs. Elisha Kirk. vice-ehair-
man; Mrs. Iva Mckenney, secretary
Mrs ID. l.. Clifford, treasurer.
Miss Rhoda Churchman, entertained
friends, this afternoon, at her home at
Calvert
Joseph IT. Lort, Of Elkton, is a weekend
guest Of his sister, Mrs. William + Tecter,
at Madison, n. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
MUCH INTEREST IN
JUNIOR PROMENADE
II Will be Held This Year at Hofe
du Pont, Irssead of Della
ware College.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Eyery Evening
Newark, Jan. 20 Now that rnjd-year
examinations arc about over interest
among students of Delaware College is
largely centered 10 the annual Junior
promenade 10 be held 1T the Hotel du
P0nt, Wilmington, Friday night. H. j.
expected that more than 200 couples will
attend. H. will be the first time the dance
was ever held outside Of Newark but the
change was necessary because of the
expected large attendance.
The prom this year however is re-
streted TO students and aluTnni members.
This restriction WAX also necessary owing
10 the fact Of the unusually large enroll
mcnt this year H. George Tonkin,
president If the Junior class, and the
various committees are making their final
plans for the hop. Whites orchestra
will furnish music.
The chairman Of the committees who
have arranged for the dance are Executive
r. George Tonkin; program, Joseph
Fairbanks; invitations, James Albert
Horty; music, George Madden refresh
ments, Thomas MuIrooney; decorations.
Arthur 5. Spaid; floor, Albert Hemphil.
The officers Of the class are T.. George
Tonkius, president; Thomas MuIrooney,
vice-president: James Albert Horty, secre-
tary. Marion r. Bouiden, treasurer.
The patron ,ss will be: Mrs Samuel
Chiles Mitchell, Dean Winifred J. Rob
inson, Mrs T.. Laurence Smith, Mrs.
Allan r. Cullirnore, Mrs. John Pilling
and Mrs. II Rodney Sharp.
One Of the features of the dance will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
NOT CE TO NEW CASTLE
AND SOUTH WILMINGTON
GAS CONSUMERS

Gas service will be discontinued to New
Castle and South Wilmington between the
hours of 6 a. m. and $50 a. M, Sunday,
February |.
All customers in those districts are
requested to turn of ali burners and leave
off until they are sure service has been re-
established
The interruption is nccessitated BY
changes due TO the work of the State High
way Department.
Wilmington Gas Company.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mrs. Paul Wentzell Dies Today Of
Pneumonia, After Short
Illness.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Nperfht correspondence OF EVERY Evening
New Castle, Jan. 20.
Mrs. Paul Wentzel, well known young
woman Of this city and wife Of Paul Went
zell, died this morning After suffering
about "A week from pneumonia. Mrs.
Wentzell waa q daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert White, who reside on North Second
street. She had many friends james
White, a brother OF the deceased, Is III
with pneumonia. His condition is slightly
better today.
The large steamer that tied mp 10 the
wharf yesterday is still in this city owing
TO the heavy ice in the river il cut through
her bow of wood. Repair5 are now being
made
The Wilmington ambulance was in
this city early thIs morning to take 4
patient suffering from a severe ease 81
pneumonia 10 the Delaware Hospital.
Andrew Thomas Of Philadelphia who
has been spending several days IN this
city, has returned 10 his home
The Emmanuel ba sketball team will
play South SIDE Eden this evening IN
this city 1T tho parish house 4 large
crowd IS expected 10 witness fast gnme.
For the first time in about l3 months
smoke was seen coming from the Baldt
stack. This looks as If the plant viii open
soon.
A oolored man who name could not be
learned froze to death on Tuesday eve
ming nt Delaware City Ills body was
brought here by undertaken Chandler
Last evening the Emmanuel basketball
team defeated the du Pont team from
Wilmington in the Parish house by
score Of - to ~ The game was not go
one sided as the score would indicate.
Both teams worked hard. William Proud,
star for New Castle, had eight baskets to
his credit
On Tuesday evening Of next week the
High School will hold n social and dance
Bear Station in tho Odd Fellows Hall.
A large crowd is expected
Francis McFarlin IS suffering from a
severe cold
The fin and pneumonia epidemic IN
this city has not been relieved very much.
several new cases have been reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
GAMERS CONTRACTING.

Speciai Correspondence of Every Evenir,s
Georgetown, Jan. 29.-Canners In Sus-
sex county have commenced 10 contr'cs
with the farmers for tomatoes and peas
and those who make speciality of pack
ing sugar corn and bush luna beans are
also getting ready to close agreements
with growers for n certain acreage.
One of the largest lima bean producing
sections in lower Delaware is Broadkiln
district and for the past few years packers
have turned their attention to canning
them on an extensive scale.
Nearly all of the lima beans that are
growing for canneries are packed at the
establishment at Milton, a town on the
Broadkiln river, which claims to have
more canncrics in it than any other town
of its size in Delaware There are four
plants which operate there during the
season and thousands Of cases of produce
are packed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
HEAVY INFANT DEATH RATE.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milton, Jan. 29.-The Farmers In
stitutes held here. Tuesday, were well
attended The address Of welcome was
gwen by Professor Thurston. The at
tendance was large although theroadswere
bad The school hall was filled.
The principal address. Tuesday even
ing, was made by Mrs. J. \. Perkins of
the Delaware Reconstruction Commis-
sion. In which she told of the work that
the commission is doing in Delaware The
commission has established twelve health
centers and has ten nurses In the field !;
these nurses have made approximately
10000 visits and have received at the
health centers II 900 calls She said the
death rate of babies is 125 per one thou
sand births, a higher death rate than any
other State.
These figures. Mrs. Perkins said can
be cut to a negligible number if such
work as is carried on now by these nurses
of the Child Welfare Centers, operated
by the State Reconstruction Commis-
sion, can be taken over and made part
of the work of the county, local com
munity, or proper State departments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
Just One Trial Convinces You
Sloan's Liniment Helps
Drive Away Rheumatic
Twinges.

VAT HY endure pain when you know
w Sloan's Liniment viii relieve it
T" promptly? 1t couldn't remain
the Worlds Liniment for IS years if it
wasn't highly beneficial in relieving
rheumatic aches, stiff joints, sore muscles,
lumbago. neuralgia, strains, bruises, ex-
posure to weather results.
Penetrates without rubbing, leaving
no strained skin, clogged pores, mussi-
Dess A pain and ache liDiment that
stands alone in doing what il is meant
to DO. Get a bottle today and Keep
it handy. All druggists. Thee sizes
35c 7Uc 81 40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
FUNERAL OF NOAH JONES.
speciaI Corrcspondcnce OF EyerY Exenin,

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 29.--The funeral of Noah
James was held today ut Asbury Mctbo-
dist Episcopal Church, near here, Rev.
&. nj. Cullum, pastor of Laurel Circuit
Nj. +. Churches, officiating. lnterment
was made in the church cemetery.
Mr.. James was past so years of age and
was one of the oldest and most promi-
nent Democrats in Broad Creek hundred.
He had served his county as coroner
and one term at Dover as Representative
of the Fourth district in the General
Assembly. The cause Of his death was
bronchial tuberculosis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
GOOD MONEY IN TOMATOES.
special Correspondence of Every Evening

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lewes, Jan. pa tomato patch Of
about four acres, grown by George y.
Howard on the farm of the late George ".
Shockley. near Midway, last season, pro-
duced LIB baskets from which he netted
81, 4o7 GA. The tomatoes were sold through
the Farmers Produce Association at
Nassau.
Mr.. Howard gives as his secret OF his
success, the setting of good plants and
application of plant food. The land was
well prepared and nine tons of manure and
400 pounds of fish scrap per acre were used.
The tomato season in lower Delaware,
last year, was almost a total failure with
most growers. In several cases not even
ten baskets TO the acre were gathered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Harvey d.
Kitchens lies at the point OF death at
her home on Market street, from acute
gangrenous appendicitis. complicated by
general peritonitis She had been in poor
health for some tune but was not taken
seriously Ill until Wednesday week, when
did not respond TO treatment, however.
and an operation was decided upon early
Wednesday morning although the symp-
toms indicating appendicitis were not
very pronounced.
When the operation was performed
Wednesday morning, it was found that
the case had reached the acute stage
some time before, the abscess had burst
scattering the poison throughout her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
LAUREL CENTURY CLUB.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenirl

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan 2a.--An interesting meet
ing of the Women's Century, Club was
held at the club room, Tuesday afternoon,
under the leadership of Mrs. John NJ.
Collins af North Laurel
The subject for discussion was ian
Hour with Women Writers" and some of
the most interesting authors were dis
cussed, among them, Julia Ward Howe,
Mrs. Charles l.. Horsey, George Eliot,
Mrs l.. Ray Otwell, Louisa NJ. Alcott,
Mrs H. W Marvil, Fannie Crosby, Mrs.
w. John Quillen, Phoebe and Alice Carey,
and Mrs j. Roscoe Elliott.
This one was of the most enjoyable
meetings of the season and was largely
attended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
NEWS OF LEWES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lewes, Jan. 2o---Owing to the heavy
ice which has been inside the Delaware
Breakwater for the past four DAYS, the
piotboat Philadelphia has been unable TO
get in for the local pilots, thereby causing
the pilots which were aboard To serve an
other turn, as il was impossible to land
them.
Roy Evans of Philadelphia, formerly OF
this town, visited here during the week.
Rowland Il. Ingram Of Wilmington
was in town during the week
Arthur W, Maui, who had been con-
fined to his home for several days, is able
10 be out again.
Caleb 5. Layton of Wilmington has
been i'll here since the funeral of Mrs.
Martha A. Mustard, at the Mustard
home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City. Jan 29.-W William b.
Jester was Philadelphia visitor, yester-
day.
Mrs Harry Heal is Ill at her home
on Washington street.
Mrs. Charles Speigelhalter of VIII
mington spent yesterday In town.
John Cooke, who fell on the ice last
week, iniuring himself, is still confined
10 the house.
Smiley FL. Washum yesterday fell on
the ice breaking his shoulder blade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
DEATH OF CAPTAIN COvEY.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenin,

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford Jan. 29-Captain George W.
Covey OF Galestown, Md, died at his
home. Tuesday night, aged 81 years.
Captain Covey was the father of William
o. Covey OF this town and well-known
Chesapeake bay mariner. His death was
caused by leaky heart, from which he
had been long sufferer.
Funeral services were held at Gales
town today and interment made in Gales
town cemetery