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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18
REALTORS TO FORM
STATE ORGANIZATION

Z o Bailey national committeeman
for the National Real Estate Dealers
association ana John NJ Dean. presi.
dent Of the Memphis Real Estate Deal.
ers' association. with possibly other
members OF the local association. viii
80 TO Nashville WEDNESDAY - meet rep.
resentatives Of the real estate man 81
Nashville, Knoxville Chattanotea and
other cities IN Tennessee for the pur
pose Of Organizing a STATE ASSOCIATION 0!
real estate dealers
Real estate men Ia tha lArgsr cltist ~
The state are we'll organized. especially
a. Memphis, but II 10 believed that !
state association though which the local
ASSOCIATIONS nav coordinate their tt.
forts for the betterment Of the proiak.
sion viii be ~ great service The nAAd
OF & state association 70 deal with mat.
ters arising out q the present assess.
rlent Of property by the state eaualt4.
'ton board was apparent IN all rea.
estate men and property owners
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18
ALMOST DESPONDENT
p FROM COUGHING
-@--~-----------
Lunu-Vlta, Now Called Nv,
Gave Relief From the
Start.

a couple o. wears ago suffered with
. bronchial cough that was mighty mad
Lots Of times I would wake up with A
spen Of coughing and cough untl com
pletely exhausted, SAYS Miss Emily
Davis, pf as Carroll st., Memphis.
Tenn
Il essl almost dependent when
Luns.Nita. which II now called L.N.
vas recommended Good results showed
almost from the flrst and | continued
TO improve right along Ny cough
ceased. my appetite improved and |
gained about 81 pounds in weight i
wasn't long till ! was a wcl woman
and have continued Wall
LWng-Nlts Us now called L.N The
only change was in name though. for
Lung .Nits and L-N are exactly the
same. Tour druggist has a supply un.
de- one q fht names Get a bottle to.
dat and write Nashville Medicine 20
nashville Tenn, fer YOUR cop, o'
L.N Practical Adviser mailed free.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18
PjOLter JuggLerS
Get More Liquors
Aged, Also Recent

This be- going 10 be a fable the like
M which Aesop never conceived.
Tuesday afternoon, with no malice
storethouEht and 4 feeling far from
anything akin to thirst. a casual
friend stepped into a prominent phyEi-
Clans office, Physician is prominent
because he owns q car on which there
IS no mortgage and daily motors home
10 a suburb iust sASt Of Memphis
You are just 10 time, quoth the
medical man. I was just going to
take a highball, Join me-"
I What brand is IT." querfed the cas-
ual friend
Perfectly sll right. Just got It
from 4 friend who guarantees IT,
Makes u himself and this Is only three
days old. fresh from his private lab
oratory'
Mhereupon casual friend stepped
without the office remarking that so
FAR as he was concerned II could be
800 days old, but
(which Orinss this fable TO the point
OF saying that these days and times
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18
lee Line REDUCES
SIZE OF FLO1LLA

The sale u packet Fsrd Hsrold by
The Les line steamers 10 a ST. LOUIS
individual closed in ST Louis the Of
ice OF the steamers after 10 years Of
successful business The wharfboat
also was sold. For the present the COM
pany does not contemplate putting an
other boat on the Sc Louis run
with the sale Of the old packet the
number Of boats operated BY the Lee
company was reduced 70 three. the
Princess. Harry Lee and Eclipse NJ
addition is ontetnplated at this time,
said Capt. Ress Lee wsdResday,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18

In q few moments you can transform
your plain dull fiat hair You can
have Il abundant, soft, glossy ana fun
of life. Just get at any drug or toilet
counter a small bottle OF "Danderlne'
for few cents, Then moisten a soft
cloth with the "Danderine" and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand al time. Instantly, YES.
lnmediaAly. YOU have doubled the
beauty OF your hair. Il will be mass
so soft. lustrous and so easy To do up
All dat. dirt and excessive oil is re
movad
Let nauderine put more life, color
Vigor. and brightness In your hair This
stimulating tonic vqll freshen your
and help your hair TO grow long thick,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18

those who like a pioltsr, as the Morse
men say. either take three-day stuff or
dig for s2i when they desire red
lcker' in quart quantities.
Curb quotations IN downtown alleys
are chalked at that figure Thrifty
ones say IN some Of the outlying places
the price V shaved to 81 a pint, The
quality now being distributed Is gem
orally fair. One in the old days would
nave been sarcastic II a bartender had
proffered some Of the brands, but tastes
90 change. Incidently the supply Of
regular stuff seems mere plentiful
lately Insofar as the local situation is
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18

sian. attracted t5nsdhabls sttfuu5n ln
me tin8i Mississippi eves number ana
none took Eraater Interest ln ifs prea.
enee than did Cot W j. Bacon and
william II. stanton. commander ~ the
pot who were guests 81 Inc ihsater.
NED COURTNEY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18

concerned Mr.. volstsad iust is not. nor
never has been.
So, 70 friends don't care for the three
day variety and one is not q millionaire
there's no chance 70 be hospltable.
Mora l--Have no friends
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-18
FIGHTING REPORTED

: LONDON. Feb. 1s-Fiercs fighting
between the Bolsheylki and separate
enemy groups In the Tiraspol and
odessa regions is reported tn an o.
fetal statement issued by the soviet
government AZ Moscow today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scaford iprl 3 Mrs L Bcrklcv
llorscv and daughter. Miss Mary IIorscv.
~ Forest Park Baltimore Md. are here
visiting her parents MIR and Mn w G.
'rull on Pine stncct Miss Marion and
Master scott Hurley of Philadelphia
arc here visiting with thclr grandparents
Mr.. and Mir ! X Cooke and MIR and
Mrs l.. W Hurley
Francis Twiford uf Wilmington spent
2 part OF the week here with his father.
John Twiford
Nrs. Frederick Marvel Of Salisbury.
Md. i here for = stay of several davs
with her mother. Mrs Harry G. Darbee
Mrs u Z Frankford Of Baltimore Is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs ".
lIcrbcrt Hall
Mrs. Harry Collision and SON. koder Of
Philadelphia. are here for week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs y +. ;.
Macklin
The Bridge Club was enter tanned
Thursday afternoon. hv Mrs Calhoun
T.. Ross at her home on King stroct.
MIR. and MrS Charlie Marvel. Jr.
arc receiving congratulations on the ar
rival 81 baby girl. Mrs Marvel formerly
was Miss Mary Calawav. Of Laurel
Miss Jacquclnc Reed Of Philadelphia IS
here visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Wright.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening


Georgetown, April 3-The regular
April term Of Superior Court and Court
of General Sessions will convene here next
Monday. There are more than thirty
criminal cases 10 be disposed of.
The canning factory of Barker Il Lingo
81 Mlllsboro, has been purchased by w
Blaine Atkins, Edwards d Collins and
Edwin Ryan, and will be conducted under
the firm name Of Ryan, Atkins 4 Go.
Young men Of Milton are organizing
band, under the direction of DR. Robert b.
Hopkins, and in order To raise funds to
purchase equipment arrangements have
been made with the Georgetown Concert
Band Mlnstrels 10 give performance in
the William II. Fox Theatre on Tuesday
night, April 13.
Under the auspices Of the Auxiliary
Society Of Wesley NJ H. Church, George
town, play entitled "Fompkins' Hired
Man" will be gwen Thursday night of
next week in Peoples Theatre Proceeds
will be applied To the auxiliary fund
Fire, caused by defective fine destroy
cd the home Of Thomas Porter together
with the contents, at Houston Yesterday.
The blaze gained such headway that n
bucket brigade could not cxtlnwiish IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
COUGHING, WEAK.AND.
RUNDOWN AFTERF FLU
Regained Flesh and Strength
Quickly, and Tells How.

n nearly died from 'du' last O~1,i-~r
and ~ left me with terrible colagh Tbs
doctor gave rne one bottle 0f mebsiDe Aft 4
another. but IL did mo no gDDd Went =
Ch9rlptte. y. G., and took trcatu1ent - =
specialist Elt1out any permanent hrnent
started using IT, it helped me right from
the start. had no appetite and my stnrn
8rh was In bsd shape but ~ bottles have
straigbtned me Out entirely. I eat any
thing without distress my cough q gone
and have gained hack my strength and
NJ q
Don't tfiGe with weak. rin-dosa con
dltiOn " leaves you Open " afriOssr Gif
eascs. Get your strength back Miiks Ennui-
sion costs nothing ~ ~.
Mrs Emulsion clesnsss tho STOMACH 4nd
bowels of all impurities. restoring heslthg
natural bowel action and doirg away rith
All need ~ pills and physics - oorrerfs
the digestive organs and improves the 80
petite. Thus u helps nature ~ buiid 40 the
blood and tissue and ~ strengthen M
throat. stomach and bopels As builder
strongly recommended ~ thoar rhor rict
moss has weakened. and is a powerful sid in
resisting and repairing the effects ~ ulsf-
ing diseases. ChrDnic stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly reiieved usu-
ally In one day
This is the only ~oiis emulsion na1s ar4
" paiatabie that IL is eaten with A Spoon
like ice cream
No matter how severe your cz~ you
are urged 70 try Mffks Emulsion under
this glarantec Take sir bottles horne pffh
you, use 10 according N diroctions ard =
not satisfied with tho results your uso,~-
will be promptly refunded. Pricr Go~ and
81 20 per bottle The Milks Emulsion o.
Tsrre Hautc. Ind Sold ~ druggists eY~-v.
where.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel. April 3. Miss Florence Hess
of Baltimore is visiting Miss Mildrcn
Figgs
Mrs. Miranda Prettyman of Whining
ton is spending the week here with Mr.
and Mrs Joseph A. Prettyman.
Centenary NJ. r. Brotherhood has ap-
pointed the following ushers 10 serve for
April; Mornings: NJ +. Culver, Frank
\. Sirman, Victor 6 Kitchens. Joseph
! Chapman, and Harvey B. King; evenings
J Clarke Abbott. Harry Smith. Charles
NJ Ward. Ira Matthews and II c.
Henry
Howard Culver, who for the past
several years has been an employe of
Pennsylvania Railroad passenger sta
tion here, has resigned 10 accept posi-
ton with the Auto Sales and Service
Garage here.
Misses Marion Rodney, Marie Locates.
Katherine Collins. and Mildred Wolfe,
who arc attending Womcn's College,
Newark, are spending the Faster holidays
here with their respective parents.
DR. William T. Jones Is confined to
his home ON Market street with an attack
Of pharangitis
Mrs Maudc Maston who has been
confined to her home on West street with
tonsilitls IS improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
LEAP YEAR PARTY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Delmar, April 3.-In Parish Hall,
Thursday evening, the girls of the j. O.
b. Club entertained their friends at Leap
Year party. The hall was attractively dec
grated in green and gold potted plants
and roses.
The guests present were. Mrs. lhos.
r. Phillips, hostess; Mrs. c. y. lAndon,
guest of honor; Misses Elizabeth Ellis,
Mary Beach, Mildred Hastings, Ethel
Walls, Marion Hearn, Blanche Long,
Katherine Hearn, Thelma Robinson,
Ruth Fleetwood. Vera O'Ncal, Elsie
Hearn, Helen Chapman; Messrs. Marion
Hastings, Frank Lynch Harper Wright,
Edward Lynch, Charles Renninger,
Lewis Nelson. Eugene Wilson, Claude
Guthrie, Merle Nelson, Samuel Culver,
William Robbins Of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Richard Haync of Summit, Nj.
After the banquet, the floor was clear
cd and dancing INDUCED in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
REHOROTH BEACH.

Sperial Correspondence of Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach, April 3 The new
class in Domestic Science was started bv
tho ladies Of this town. Tuesday II meets
twice week Miss Roy Of the high school
Is teacher
Rehohoth Beach school was filed,
Wednesday evening. when the COM
munity sing was held. Several private
classes are starting. and all are we'll
pleased with the progress being made,
Mrs Annie c. Mcclellan Of Milford
has opened her cottage for the summer
Mrs. Charles Salin spent = few days in
Washington. tins week
Easter services will be held at All
Saints p +. Church at 80 O'Clock.
SUNDAY evening Children Easter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03

service at $50 p. IN. Rev. s. d Van Loan
oil t,eorgetown will be in charge
Mrs. William Hammond and Mrs.
Ocheltree Of Wilmington are spending
two weeks at the Hammond cottage.
Mrs. Hammond also Is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. b. II. Shaw.
Mrs Albert Robin of Wilmington is at
her cottage this week, entertaining quite
u house party of young girls.
Mrs. Nj. Harris of Clayton spent this
week here with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
,. Williams, who has been i'll.
Miss Alice Conner of Wilmington
arrived on Thursday To open the Conner
cottage Tor friends for the Easter holidays
Miss Helen McCaulley Of Wilmington
arrived on Thursday to spend few days
with Mrs. John +. Douphten, who resides
here.
MIR. and Mrs. William Derrickson of
Camden, N. j., arrived on Thursday for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccullough of
wilmington arrived this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03

tomorrow, which will be at 1870 O'Clock
Hymn, Jesus Christ ~ Risen Today,
AlleluIa; The Glorious Dawn fpwden
hymn, Christ the Lord Is Risen Today y
University College; Jircnk Forth Into
Singing" Herbert; hymn. The Strife ~
! Der, the Battle Done sermon, HEasscr
Triumph by the pnetor. The evening
services viii be at 10 o'clock hymn,
The Day Of Resurrection" HAleluia,
Christ il Risen" Lyan: hymn, s'Gorpe,
Yc Faithful" ST Keyin; Victory Over
Death, Herbert; hymn, Lift Up, Lift
Up Your Voices Now, Nalthau; sermon.
The Crown Of Chrisis Resurrection,
by the pastor.
Captain John Pustill and his partner
James Smith. Jr, were the only fishermen
that ventnred on The Delaware River
yesterdayfrom this locality. They made
catch Of seven shad. The entire catch
YVES of the roc variety. They readily dis
posed Of the fish 81 81 each Within a
few days all Of The fishermen will dip their
nets.
Before Mayor George r.. Fckles last
evening, four boys between the ages Of
IL and II years were reprimanded and
paroled for the period of one year The
youths were charged with the breaking Of
a pane of glass and entering pool room
in The westerly part Of the city and carrying
of with them fourteen pipes Twelve of
the pipes were recovered and the parent
Of the lads paid the owner for tho ones
that could not be found.
William q. Denny. manager Of the
New Castle baseball team, will have his
organization on the Battery diamond this
afternoon at O'Clock to play game
The scholars Of the Sunday school class
taught by Mrs. John u. Manlove have
taken a large number Of orders for Faster
flowers The proceeds viii be uscd for
church work
Century Club will bold their regular
meeting on Monday evening at O'Clock
Mrs NJ r. Phillips is chairman Of the
board
Mrs. Barton Hopkins, who formerly
resided near Lorewood Grove. hut recent
" moved on farm near the river road
south # this city entertained yt sterday
members of the Summit Y NJ A. Of
Mount Pleasant
Mrs J Edward Truitt and Mics Irene
Trntt. accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Seward of Wilmington, are spending the
holidays with J. Edward Triitt in New
York City.
Faster egg dyes 5e package. r.
Challenger 4 Son, Prescription Phar-
rnacisfs Adv
J b. PIstt, the grocer, special for Fri
day and Saturday, only: BrookfeId
butter, 75c, Kelloggs, lie pkg; 3 beans,
25c; Wardorf toiiet paper, z for pc;
3 Macaroni 25c; bxs, Birds Eye
Bic; Old Dutch Cleanser, 25c;
4 Clean Easy soap, Bic; cars string
beans, 3 corn, peas, vegetables for soup,
81 30 per doz; RitteTs catsup, 25c.
Barley, Sc ID; Crisco 33c lb; Pancake 26c;
Libby apple butter, 20c can Argo starch,
&c; best pink salmon, PC, Goldfish, beards-
ley, re box; shad. 20c can ADV
Samoset Il Whitman Chocolates
Easter gifts. +. Challenger 4 Son,
Prescription Pharmacists-Ad
Easter Novelties from 5 cents 70 $500
Ut Whites ADV.
Wanted Girls and boys for clean lirb,
work. Apply Wilmington Fibre
Speciality Co, New Castle, Del.-Adv.
Furnished room for rent, % West
Third street Adv
Chocolate covered cherries sc III.
f. Challenger e. Son, Prescription Ptsar-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
FEAR FOR SAFETY OF WHEAT.
speoi,i Correspondence Of Every Evening

speci,i Correspondence cf Every Evening
Georgetown. April 3 Farmers through
cat the lower sections Of Delaware have
,een greatly discouraged because of the
prospects for the wheat and clover crop.
The freezes and thaws during the past
winter seemed 20 affect the crops and for
d time il was believed that they would
l9 cut fifty per cent.
In many sections Of the county. fields
gave the appearance that plant life was
almost extinct. hut since the spring-lil.e
weather for the past two weeks AL OF the
wheat and clover feeds have taken on new
life and an investigation uf the wheat belts
discloses the fact that the crop will lie
normal unless heavy rams AZ the time Of
cutting damage the gram
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Seaford Man Cut Artery in Wrist
by His Hand Dashing
Through Window.
ADMIT STEALING CHICKEN
Streams Around Laurel Are Said
TO be Swarming With Herring
This Season.

special Correspondence or Every Evening
Laurel, April 3.-lIerring. which until
the past few days have been scarce in the
local markets and have been selling for
from To 5 cents each, have appeared in
local waters IN greater numbers than for
many wears. According 20 one fisherman
the river Is literally swarming alive
with them. They have come up the Laurel
river in schools of thousands and have
gone UP the shallow creeks. brooks and
races emptying into the river, where they
arc being caught in many and various
kinds OF home made nets and scoops
Owing to the large catches the price Of
herring has dropped from $50 TO SIP per
thousand Shad are scare and arc coming
INTO the local waters very slowly barely
enough being caught to supply the local
demand The local retail price varies
from 8 80 for the best Roe shad 10 30
cents for bucks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
r,rrcn here

will do IL very great good Farmers here
are expecting fine yield.
Poultrvmen here complain about the
poor hatch of eggs. and many are sttr,b-
ut,ng If 10 The conclusion caused ny The
firing Of big guns 1T the aberdeen proving
grounds. Some Of the poultry men have
not gotten 5O1cr cent hatch, and ono
grower lost more than 500 on a recent
hatch
Some hour.folderr are slrcsdy laying
IN next winters supply Of coal before The
fires IN their furnaces have gone OUT :
in anticipation ri the rise in the price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md. April BE. D.
Jones, whose bakery was robbed Wednes-
day night. has found the cash register
which was taken in the raid. While ne
was looking for the thief it was left on
the doorstep. It's cash contents. about
two dollars in loose change, were missing
Farmers IN this county are buvine
farm tractors. They can be used with
great satisfaction on the farm lands here
and are labor savers
There has been decided Improvement
in the condition Of wheat during the past
three days. and Thursday nights shower
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Corr spondcnce of Every Evening
Delaware City April 2-Nr and Mrs
Samuel Vail OF near Rcybolds Station
are visiting their daughter. Mrs Caleb
Price Of Carnev's Point, \ !
Mrs John Schundcr and daughter,
Miss CatharInc, arc spending the week
end in Philadelphia.
Miss Iva Griffith. teacher IN the public
school is spending the holidays with her
parents IN lower Delaware
Miss Urion left yesterday for n few
days. visit with hcr parents in DoN cr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
DEATH OF AGED WOMAN.

spccial Correspondence of Every Evening
LAUREL. April ;. Mrs Miriam Mitchell,
died early YESTERDAY morning al the home
81 her son. Charles W Williams on Eighth
street. Pcnumonia was the immediate
cause Of death. Funeral services will be
held az her late residence, Sunday after
noon at $50. Rev William J.. Hoffman,
pastor of Christ NJ u Church. officiating,
interncnt in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mrs Mitchell was in her SD year and
i survived by three children: Mrs
Frank Parvin Of llurlock, Md. Thomas
; Williams Of Wilmington, and Charles
W Williams Of this town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
NEWS OF DEI.MAR.

special Correspondence o. Every Evening
Delmar April 3 DR. James Brayshaw
Who went 10 Delaware City during the
time Of the war to assist Or Walter Ellis
in army work ~ turned here this week to
resume hiS practice.
DR.. II B. lcCates. who settled here in
October. 1918. has returned 70 New
ork City.
The new high school building is nearing
completion. The Junior Order of An,eri-
can Mechanics has offered To give flag
and pole for the use Of the school. and
VIII have charge Of the opening exercises
when the building l. finished
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
APRIL FOOLED THEIR FRIENDS.
Special Corresponding Of Every Evening

Special correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, April 3.-William Tomlinson
and Miss Margaret Drysdale, both of
this town, quietly walked from the home
of Miss Drysdale to Dover NJ. Il. Church
parsonage Thursday evening. where they
were married by Rev p w Crosby,
pastor Of the NJ T. Church. Only five
minutes before the couple started on their
mission was the brides family apprised
Of the fact Miss Drysdalc was one OF
the legislative stcnographers and also
active in the Rebckah Lodge of Odd
Fellows. For several years. she had been
chief stenogapher for the Liberty Brand
Canning Co.
Miss Linda Pyott and Charles Edward
Cox. both Of near Camden, were married,
yesterday and their friends gave them q
royal send-of as they passed through
Dover on the way To the train 4 gaiy
decorated automobile announced the event.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, April 3-Arthur Simms
Negro. the alleged murderer of b. Il q.
Detective Clarence Beers uf near Elkton,
at Swan Creek three months ago. waa
landed in Belair Jail last Thursday. by
u. d O. Railroad officers who brought
him from Albuquerque, New Mexico.
where he was captured. Another Negro
who also Is wanted IN connection with The,
murder of Beers, William Taylor is still at
large
Charged with cunning on Sunday.
Frank Burns Of Elkton. was fined So
with costs by Justice Scoticn
Several hundred wcavers IN the two
textile mills Mt Elk Mills went on strike
Thursday, demanding an eiRht-hour day
and an increase IN wages.
The State Road Commission. il is
reported. will straighten the state road
at Charlestown, IN order 90 cut ont
crossing the two dangerous railroad
bridges Mt that place.
Paul Cameron was admitted To Union
Hospital Elkton. Thursday. suffering
injuries sustained when his automobile
crashed into telephone pole. due 20
the steering gear breaking
William Hall and James Biddlc pleaded
guilty before Justice Scottcn, Thursday
charged with not attending school Their
parents were assessed 81 and costs and
the boys ordered 10 90 tu school or be
committed 60 reform institution
Clinton Mccullough. travelling pas
scngcr agent for the Chicago and North
western railroad is spending the week
end with friends in Elkton
The Patrick Boyle property, near Rock
Springs. was sold Mt public sale in Elk ton
Thursday to Frank kauf, for 81 ,435.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
ADMIT THEFT OF CHICKENS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, April 3.-Before Magistrate
r. i. Wood yesterday, David Bradley
William Bradley. Claude Bradley. Charles
Gross and Horace Winchester, all colored
were arraigned on charge of the larceny
Of chickens from James Green, "A farmer
of near Brenford, the NIGHT of the fire at
Green's place
Claude Bradley turned State evidence
and implicated all, whereupon each man
was held in $500 bail for court Later.
all admitted the theft and will plead guilty
at court