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CHESrERTowN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, March 1s.-Clinton
e. Jones has sold 10 I,ollison Baxter,
superintendent of the Hearn Oil Co,
the residence on Mil street now occupied
By Mr. Baxter, for 200.
The school authorities Of the town have
offered prizes for the cIsss in the high
school which produces the greatest amount
Of historical information IN regard TO the
town, and the boys and girls are securing
the town and searching the archives lIi
their efforts To win the honors.
The official board Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has appointed q com
rnittee composed OF Charles III. jefferson,
]. Cordray Loud and Martin Edward
Newssorne to attend Wilmington Confer
ence, next week 20 secure an acceptable
ministerial supply for the church. IL
has been intirnated that Rev. George r.
Jones, now retiring from Elkton, may be
sent 10 Chestertown.
Edwin RI. Brown, editor OF the Centre
vile Record, delivered fine address IN
the Mems Club of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church in The parish house
ast night. A male quartet, composed of
Thomas w. Perkins, J. Hyde Thompson,
William Walter Chapman, and Arlington
l.. Sparks. rendered fine music.
The debris of the Peerless Fertilizer
plant, recently destroyed by fire, is being
cleared away, preparatory 70 rebuilding
the big factories. Work will begin NJ
once. but only one of the warehouses will
be finished al present.
Jack BarrolI of the University Of VIr-
ginia Law School is visiting his parents,
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ANY WOMAN CAN see HYPO-C0D
IS THE TONIC We WOMEN NEED

exceedingly nervous and couldn't stond
the children's noise about the bouse and
knowing this would certainly tx me some
day If relief did not come ! took good ale
vice and got bottle of Esrle'e Hypo-
Cod, the latest thing out Tor building up
folks. and il surely does do the work ard
no mistake / want fosayit H. real medicine
and no better can be found anywhere
IL is . crest tonic and ! recommend IL ~
the sky" declared Mrs. r. Carson, rs
Valley street, Oskmont, fPIttsb1r2) Pa.
Any mother birdened down with care
and worry, all unstring, full of headaches
aches. pains and weakness should wisely
follow the suggestion given above. Scsf
what other mothe-s say about Hvpo Con-
in following issties Of the paper Go down
70 the drug store and read the formula N 2
bottle Of the genuine. Ask your docf0r
about H.. Take home bottle with you
today Cse II few days and watch T.
put YOU back On y0I- feet.
Earles Hypo-Codissoid here by Eczerd.
Medicine Store. sos Market stree
and the lra1ing druggists in al nearby
towns. Price 81 . plus cents war az
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Indications Point TO q Successful
Result of Efforts to Finance
Baseball Team.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, March ls.--The baseball
fund is growing. Answers To number OF
letters have been received II is hoIcd
that everyone will give something, no
matter how large or how small IL is
hoped that enough win be raised TO have
league team here this year William
Denny who was elected manager, ~ work
ing very hard. The management last year
was handicapped by lack Of funds. That
was one of the reasons IT. didn't win the
pennant, which il will strive to win this
year.
Rev. Francis Taitt, pastor OF st. Pauls
Church, Chester, Pa, will have chsrge
Of service in Emmanuel Church tomorrow
evening
The weekly prayer service OF the First
Baptist Church will be held this evening,
Rev. George Street in charge.
Miss May Roberts spent yesterday visit
ing friends in Wilmington.
A bake will be held in Challenger $
drug store ON Saturday by the junior and
senior class of the New Castle High School.
Prof. II. Ii. Hay will give lecture IN
the Century Club tomorrow afternoon
at go His subject will he Romeo and
juliet" Members and friends are IN
v1ted To attend
Rev. George T. Street requests that all
young people meet IN the Baptist Church
this evening TO rehearse the new Easter
music. For those who are unable t'
attend similar rehearsal will be held at
the parsonage on Friday evening.
A. T. Ciousliss of this city has been
chosen chairman of the drive TO be started
on March 20 by the Jewish Relief Com
al At1,y INIT
no matter how small, vail be appreciated
il sent To him.
+ Miss Erms Herman of Easton spent
last evening in this city visiting friends.
There was considerable excitement
Yesterday morning at the home of Mrs.
Rebecca Roy. She and her daughter.
Teresa, had retired about IL 80 Tuesday
night. In their bedrom there WAS a
stove and during the night gas escaped.
Mrs Roy is employed by family living
on The Strand, and upon her failure TO
arrive for several hours after her usual
time her emplo yer went TO the Roy home
TO learn the cause. The house was found
closed and only the low SOUND of moaning
could he heard from within. Neighbnrs
were then summoned and upon lnvesti-
CATION discovered Mrs Roy's hand moving
back and forward before the bedroom
window. Several men broke into the
house and found the two women, one
unconscious and tho other in a semi
conscious condition Or Valette was
summoned. Mrs. Roy regaIned CONSCIOUS
ness soon, but the doctors found 1t neces-
sary 70 work with the daughter for some
time before she showed signs of revIving.
Both are recovering but are IN very
weak condition.
4 window full of Eaton Crane Pike s
best stationery. l.. Challenger i Son,
Prescription Pharmacists Adv.
Colorite for hats in all shades. Z.
Challenger 4 Son, Prescription Pharrna-
eists. ADV.
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STUDENTS ENTERTAIN.

Special Correspondence of Evory Evening
Georgetown, March 1.-THE George
town home economies students had the
pleasure Of entertaining the local iusti-
ture which includes instructors from Lew
q and Rehoboth, as we'll as Gecrgetiown-
Tho girls served a splendid menu, consist
ing Of potato and egI salad, fried oysters.
pickles, bread and butter, prune whip
and coffee. The price Was 35 cents per
can,ta. which covered the cost Of the food
materials Thirty one instructors par
ticipated of the luncheon and al expressed
their kind appreciation Of the hospitality
Of the girls OF the home economics depart
ment Of Georgetown. Miss Florence Beck-
OF. home economics instructor, had helped
the girls to plsn the menu, estimate
the cost and organize the time and method
Of preparing and serving the luncheon.
The home economies department Is ad-
possibilities for splendid future growth are
very good.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. March lS.-Mrs. and Mrs.
Harvey +. Marvil have returned 20 Laurel
after spending the past three weeks IN
Florida where they visited Jacksonville.
Saint Augustine, Daytona, Miami and
Orlando
Miss Helen Hastings, who had been III
with severe attack of grip NJ the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wales
Hastings, has recovered.
Mrs. Harry T.. Thomson and son. Harry
+. Thomson, Jr.. of Harrington arc here
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
o. RIggln.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W Robinson. who had
been spending the past three weeks in
Tampa, Palm Beach, Saint Petersburg,
Miami. Daytona, jacksonville, Saint
Augustine and Orlando, Florida. have
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Phillips Of
Richmond. Va, have been spending the
week here as guests of relatives
Work Of fexcavatingfo for the basement OF
the new bank building Albert l.. Elliott 4
Son are to erect for the Peoples National
Bank OF this town, is progressing rapidly
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.
Special Correspondence of Every Event

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. March Is.-Nrs. Nettie J.
Williams Of Delmar spent the first OF the
week here with her nieces. Mrs. Nathaniel
Conaway. Jr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Dawson,
Mrs. John Hill spent the weekend with
relatives in Delmar.
Mrs Daniel Neal Of Delmar spent the
first OF the week with friends in town.
Isadore Stephany and Arnold Greena-
baum are on a business trip to Baltimore
and New York City
Miss Agnes Vain wright spent a part OF
the week with her sister, Miss Ruth Vain
wright. In Wilmington.
Mrs. Harriet Cahsll of Bridgeville was
= guest OF her sister, Mrs. Madison Willin
Yesterday.
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JURORS FOR KENT COUNTY.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evcnins

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, March ls--Iury Commissioners
Burton sand Powell, yesterday, drew the
following panel of petit jurors for the
April term of Kent county courts, con-
vening here April 10.
First Representative District George
". Turner, Harry w. Sherwood, James
5. Truax, Andrew Cole.
Second Walter r. Green. G.. Dewitt
Paradee, Frank Danner, M. Hayes Will
son.
Third-William f. Lurty, Freeman
Clark, Harry b. Clark.
-Four Merritt IL. Hubbard, Roland
A. Davis, Frank b. Webb.
Fif.hLW Ross Jones, William ID.
Watson, Amos \. Watson, Joseph l..
Bonsall.
Sixth--Noiman Bickling, Elmer G..
Cohee, Hollis Dodd.
venth--Howard II. Marvin, Harry l..
Buck, Samuel J. Spcal, Charles w. Nee
man.
Eighth-John Heyd, Harry Harrington,
Jester Gray, Herman w. Vinyard.
Ninth-Harry II. Galloway, Norris c.
Adams, r. Lane Adams, Norman Wix.
Tenth-Edgar II. Bratton, John Il.
Hammond, Walter Dill.
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WANT SHARE OF CREDIT.
Suffrage Organization Resents Claims BY
Leader Of Womens Party

Special Correspondence OF Every Evcning
Dover, March 1s.--Tbe assertion by
Mrs. Florence Bayerd HilIcs, chairman
Of the Delaware Branch Of the National
Women's party. while in Dover, Tues
day, TO the effect that the National
Womcn's party WAS conducting the cam
paign in this State for the ratification of
the Suffrage Amendment, il not agreeable
to the Delaware branch of the National
Womcn's Suffrage Association, of which
Mrs. Henry Ridgely of Dover is president.
Mrs Ridgely, who attended the silf-
fragc meeting at Georgetown, Tuesday,
said The branch Of the national associa-
tion which she represented had been work
ing arduously for ratification Of the
amendment. She also spoke Of the active
and effective work Of Mrs. McMau,
field representative Of the national organi-
yatipn.
Mrs RidgeIy also pointed out that the
National Women's Suffrage Association
had been in existence for 81 years with
aixiliaries in all the States, and therefore,
had priority over any other organization
of like character.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Officers of Epworth League Of Sea-
ford Inducted With Very I'm
pressive Ceremonies.
FINE HAND MADE CHARMS
ST. Patrick's Dance Given by Pail
Mall Club of Newark, Last
Night, an Enjoyable Affair.

snecsaI Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, March lS.--The Pail Mall
Club. an organization of young men gave
:, delightful ST. Patrick's dance IN the
srmory last night, which was attended by
about fiftv couples. The dance hall was
decorated, IN red and white the club
eolors. NlA.sic was furnished by Jones and
Hollowav's orchestra. Two of the features
ON the program were the snow ball and
moon dances When the orchestra played
sDardanella," the lights were all turned
off and big moon at one end OF the floor
furnished the only light.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Armstrong
Mrs. Charles II. Blake, Mrs. Walter W.
Steel. Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. James A..
McKelvey Miss Mary +, Rich and Mrs,
Herman r. Tyson. Among those who
attended were, Miss katherine McCloskey
Miss Myrtle Collins, Miss Emily Webb,
Miss Helen Reynolds, Miss Helen Bow and
Miss Helen Quinn OF Wilmington; Miss
katherine Minister, Miss Henrietta
Harold Of Charlestown, Md. Miss Lillian
smith of PerryvilIe; Miss Ethel Daniels
and Miss Elizabeth Bennett of Townsend.
Mrs. Robert Armstrong, Miss Churchman,
Miss Nellie Blair: Mrs. George Carter,
Miss Hattie Slack. Miss Iona Smith, Miss
Rebecca Morgan, Miss Ethel Robinson,
Miss Edna Chalmers, Miss Mildred Carter
Miss Dora Law, Mrs. Goslin, of Newark;
Henry Feinberg of Wilmington: J. J..
Owens of Perryville; \. G.. Price and
Avery Donovan OF Townsend; Henry
Sealken of Middletown; j. Kelley and j.
Duean of Wilmington; Burton Shipley,
Mr. Goslin. John Doyle, James Doyle.
Herbert Peirce, Frank Fader, David
yRaughley, Reese Griffin, Paul Reed.
George Carter, Clarence W. Evans, Robert
Colpitts, Edgar NJ. Mullin, Frank Bald
win. Francis Brown. X. Wilson, MIR.
Banning. f. Bayard Carter, Thomas
Armstrong, Ralph Robinson. Lee Lewis.
Lee Chillas, Peter Stiltz and Ralph Bar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.


spe1Ai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, March ls.--Jancs 3.
Magraw, aged A. years, . farmer Of Jcwis-
v'll section. died on Tuesday from a
broken back. While cutting down timber
IN his woods. last week, he was caught by
a falling tree.
Coroner Magraw Of E1kton was called
to Cecilton, last evening, To investigate
the death of an aged colored woman. A
certificate of death from heart trouble
WAS rendered.
The Business Men 3 Association Of Har-
ford county has requested Cecil county
citizens TO Join them in appearing before
the Public Service Commission md pro.
testing against -ibe proposed raiso in tollf
over the Havre de Grace-Perryville bridge
County Commissioner William r..
Cameron has sold ono Of his farms, neal
Nottingham, to q Virginia party fol
Sc, 500.
Lester Ryan, aged Ii years, Of Forest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
Declares Mrs. Carson. IL Con-
tains the Right Medicine.
TT BUILDS UP RUN
DOWN PEOPLE QUICK

Anybody who knows anything about
medicine knows tbat Hypophosphites ond
Pure Cod Liver OH extract can't be beat
ss tonic md know because I've used IL
myself end when you combine M"lt.
Iron and Wild Cherry Bark 10 it why of
course it's fine It's what the early settlers
used, except that the new tangled way of
making j. has taken ont the nasty
taste which remember as a child, de-
clared an enthusiastic user the other day.
II was IN rundown condition-in fact
plainiy wornolt--and il seemed just
could not feel good On getting up in the
morning would feel tired out snd Of
course | have family and that always
kreps mother on the go early and late
It's only natural TOO that even machinery
must breakdown some tirnc. At times my
appetite went back on me entirely. ! was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
TO Shut OUT GERMS
KEEP AIR PASSAGES
CLEAR; ANTISEPTIC

Don't lie awake at night struggling for
breath with head stuffed and nostrils
closed. Sleep in room with wide open
window and keep your nose and throat
clear and antiseptie and breathing pas
sages open.
Take every precaution against germs
that enter through the nose and mouth
and cause influenza, colds, sore throat,
tonsilitis, quinsy.
Keep the membranes of the breathing
passages antiseptic both day and night.
Don't let catarrh or colds take hold.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. This cream quickly
penetrates through all the air passanges
makes the membranes an tiseptic and keeps
throat and nostrils clear
Put your faith-iust once IN Ely s
Cream Balm In Use for more than 80
years and depended upon bv millions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, March lS.-The Home Eco
nomics Club met at the home Of Miss
Lelah Pollitt. on Eighth street. Tuesday
evening During the business meeting
plans were made for the entertainment
of the Home Economics Glass of Seaford.
and the Board OF Education of this town
Those present were: Misses Florence
Ward, Mary Allen, Elizabeth Hobbs,
Louise Records. Gladys Ellis, Ruth
Collins, Ella Davidson. Ruth King, Mcri-
um Holt, Ethel Baker. Jennie Joseph
Olive Leibowitcz, Martha Pollitt, Lelah
Pollitt and Mary jana Mason.
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BURGLARS At DOVER.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, March lS.-Ihe North State
street residence of the Misses Conoway
who are in California, was broken into
either Tuesday night or yesterday morn
ing. and complete ransacking made of
trunks, closets and drawers Just what
has been stolen cannot be asccrtsined
until the return of the Misses Conoway
Entrance to the house was made through
the cellar.
Two strange young men were detected
in the upstairs corridor of the Capitol
Hotel, about midnight Tuesday, by q
lodgcr who was going to his room. On
hearing the lodger they quickly beat it''
down 4 back stairs and disappeared be-
fore they could be identified.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES +?
TRY THIS

II YOU are growing hard of hearing and
fear Catarrhal Deafness or if you have
roaring, r,imbiing, kissing noises IN your
ears go To your druggist and get ounce of
Parmint double strengthl, and add TO it
ID pint of hot water and a little granulsted
sugar. Take ] tablespoonful four times
. day.
Tbs viii often bring quick Teiief from
the distressing head noises. Ciogged
nnstrils should open, breathing become
easy and the InucIs stop dropping into the
throat. Ii is easy to repare, costs little
and is pleasant To take. Anyone who Is
threatened with Catarrhal Deafness or
who has head noises should give this pre-
serIption a trial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
CONSIDERING ROAD ROUTES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, March 1S.-Delegatio from
West Dover before the State Highway
Commission, yesterday, were heard as "a
the location of roads in that part of the
county and assurances We're gwen of 3
prompt survey.
Delegations were also heard by tho
commission concerning the STATE road
through Blackbird. some opposing the
route already advocated and others favor.
ing it.
The commission adjourned yesterday
To meet March 81. when the route for the
Dover-Felton road will be decided upon
Delegations will be heard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
EPWORTH LEAGUE INDUCTION.

Special Correspondence or Every Evening
Seaford. March 1S.-St Johns NJ. F.
Church witnessed most impressive serv-
ice. last evening. when the officers of the
Epworth League were nomiuated and IN
Quoted into office.
The new officers are: Virgil Knowles
president: Miss Ruth Fogle, first vice
president: Miss Anna Phillips, second
vice-president: Miss Grace COulbourn.
third vice-president; Miss Katherine
Alilligan, fourth vice-president: Harlan
Purse, secretary; William Moore. treasurer;
Miss Elizabeth Elliott; pianist, Miss
Margaret Coulbourn, supervisor, j. K.
Cooke
Rev. ]. Fl. Warren. who is a successful
worker among young people, conducted
the initiation service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
RED MEN TO ATTEND CHURCH.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. March Minnehaha Tribe
of Red Men viii attend services at 81.
Thomas T. T.. Church in body on Palm
Sunday In the evening of the same day
members Of the Junior Order American
Mechanics will attend services at the same
church.
Mrs W. c. Janvier n returned mission
ary from India will speak in the Pres
byterian Church, this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
MID DLETOWN LOAN OFFICERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Middletown, March lS.-The forty.
seventh annual meeting OF tho Mutual
Loan Association of Niddletown was
held Monday evening at the ofhce of the
Secretary, Daniel ". Stevens, when these
officers and directors were elected:
President, John 7. McWhorter; vlce-
president. Martin r. Burris; treasurer,
Watson X. Belts: secretary, Daniel W.
Stevens. attorney. Martin b. Burris.
Directors. Ia2o--Joseph {. Jolls, Henry
SegeIken, Eugene III Shalicross; 1921
Jesse L. Shepherd, Edward ;. Jones,
James Everett Walls; lo22-N alter ;.
Lethorbury. Thomas :. Fouracrc, John
G Crees
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Robbins Hoso Co. last evening, elected
the following chiefs: Chief engineer,
George W. Morgan; first assistant, Earl
w Humphreys. Tho election of u second
assistant was deferred until special
meeting to be held next Monday night.
Mayor Magee has called a public meet
ing OF citizens for tomorrow evening,
at the Robbins Hose house, at which =
local committee will be appointed to
solicit for the Jewish Relief Campaign
which will start Saturday.
Dover Century Club gave m intsrest-
ing st. Patrick 5 Day program, yesterday,
at its weekly meeting. Songs and sketches
of Ireland and of the patron saint were
given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
JEWISH RELIEF CAMPAIGN.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening =
Newark, March 1S.-The local com
mittee for the Jewish Relief Campaign
is completing plans for starting the cam
paign tomorrow.
The committee. consists of Louis Hand
loft chairman, Mayor T.. q. Frazer, trea-
surer, 4. G. Wilkinson, secretary. Mr. s.
Daniel Thompson, Mrs. Walter II. Steel,
Miss Martha Wilson, DIR. George W
Rhodes, Mrs. J. Pearce Cam, T.. Clifford
Wilson, Miss Eleanor Todd, Mrs. Charles
Steel and Mrs. Charles Dulevy, and +.
Bayard Carter for Delaware College and
Miss Edwina Long for the Women's
College.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
RESERVOIR ICE FREE.

Cool Spring Reservoir now shows much
open water, instead Of the surface Of
dingy, snow-mixed ice that was SO un-
pleasantly conspicuous from the early
days of the winter During the past three
dsys much of the ice dissolved. and wha,
was left was driven over TO the southeast
corner by the northwest breezes last night.
This morning the reservoir surface was
fully twp-thirds water, bright and clear
in the sunshine. The freeing Of Cool
Spring Reservoir from its ice coating is
generally regarded by residents of that
locality as the breaking up of winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
FIFTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.

The 6ftv-6fth anniversary OF their
wedding Will be celebrated Saturday by
MIR and Mrs. Harrison fairlarnb, 1926
North Harrison street, with a reunion of
their children and grandchildren.
Their marriage took place few days
prior 10 the cessation Of hostilities of the
Civil War In 1865. Before her marriage,
Mrs. FairIarnb was Miss Elizabeth Wood
row -Four of their six children are stall
living. They are Levi Fairlamb, Harry
Fairlarnb, Mrs Harry Casperson and Mrs
William Lewis.
Although advanced IN years, Mr.
Fairlasnb is still actively engaged at has
trade of carpenter at the plant of the
American Car and Foundry Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18

Hill Was taken 90 a Baltimore hospifa
Yesterday, for treatment of a compound
fracture Of the night arm, sustained HAen
lac fell under heavy wagon.
Harry IT. Alexander, who hss beer At
yooesvillo, Wis, for several months, ~
now with his parents ~ idkton. -.
The home nursing class of FIX MilIs
Red Cross will hold IN oyEter supper aBd
bazaar. in Cartor's Hall, tik Mills, 20
morrow and Saturday evening"
A delegation Of eolored poope o. tiz-
ton appeared before The county M, Dol.. %
a,hool b,,ildinu be erected in the town.
No action was taken by the board
David Isaaos Of North East who wss
arrested several weeks ago on tbc cnaTge .l
Of robbing Harvey's pooironH ~ NoIli,
East, has been committed 20 hneeWo'u
Sanitariun for treatment.
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rounding country. A fve-piece Jazz band
from Wilmington furnished music.
The Delaware City Century Club has
purchased a piano.
At the business meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church,
last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs Harry G. Price; vice-prcsidcnt, Mrs.
William b. Nichols: recording secretary
Miss Ida Derrickson; treasurer, Mrs. John
X. Bittlle, reelected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford. March lS.--Recent real estate
changes here and in the vicinity have
been:
Residence of DIR. i. p. Ruhl, Lake View
avenue, to William n. Pierce, for IS, $50.
Farm of so acres, owned by Captain
Coates, to W. T. Newton, terms private.
Store and dwelling of Arthur l.. Lynch
to Benjamin II. Chamberlain of Phil
adelphia, on private terms.