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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-25

ALEXANDER J. HEmpHiLL
fare OF those who have been rendered
destitute or dependent. directly or 10
directly. by the vicissitudes OF war
he cruelties OF men or other eauses
beyond their control
100 Per Cent Relief.
"The aim Of the organization Is i0n
per cent relief. the relief which puts
those aided on u self supporting basis
which instills IN them confidence To-
the future. places in their hands th'
means with which 10 begin life anew
and ia their hearts the courage 70 e
on Work, that Is the prescription
subscribed and provided By those Toys
men and women who have lourneye'
into perilous places FOR the sake OF
their fellow men: 10 make these PEG
pie independent for the future. 10 en-
courage the nickering Dire " national
pride
There are s. POI workers employed
n the Industrial establishments Of the
Near East Relief. where wool Il FUR
nlShed for the women 10 spin and
weave. aud all the girls who are stronr
enough are washing wool. sewing beds
grinding aud sitting wheat tailorin,
and learning 10 make lace The bif
problem Is 10 make these women inde
pendent.
About 600 American men and wo
men. Near East Relief workers, ar
now In the Geld. Including 80 eminent
physicians snd surgeons. &c nurses.
mechanics. IS Industrial experts. 10
agriculfurisfs. "a bacferiologisfs. ia1
relief workers. . supply and trans
rort workers. 10 teachers. 20 admins
traitors. "a secretaries. : engineers AMI
80 army officers
Where Money Goes
Funds FOR relief purposes are d.
iribufed IN two ways: First the var
Gus relief ceufsrs are authorized b.
the Executive Committee 10 draw sigh
drafts on New York Tor specin. I
amounts zach month: second. By sup
plies purchased In America. the maioi I
portion OF which are shipped 70 H.
committee warehouses 90 Drriudls /.
aud the remainder either 70 Beyroufi I
or Rafoum.
The relief = rapidly expanding an
meeting the situation. bar The fniuf
depends on the continuation ~ Amer
cnn support
According 70 Mr. Hemphiii re nces' /
FOR American hein ~ So ihe dsrifui' /
peoples % the Near Fast Through a.
CRISIS u present coudifions u rrsafr'
NV than ever before on acrnnni ~ 90 1
uncertainty as 20 The fnfure. tie frurn i
lence o. fhe Turkish eoVerumrui ans
the danger Of b0isl,esism from iiusss
ahicb threatens 70 enguif the Whsle q
Armenia
who oirec- she work.
yr Hemphfl e fhe Chairman - ~
Executive COMMITTEES ~ ibe Near p.
Relief Other members ar Dr. JAM
T.. Barton. Secrpfary ~ ihe Foreiri
Department - The American Bosr
% Commis~lonrrs for FGreixn Nt
sions Edufn n Buiki~y. banker. D
Spencer Trask A Co. Seu YORK Ipdg
khram I Elkus former Quilted state.
Ambassador 70 Turkey. Hsraid a
Hatch n wen known New Yark coffoi
nan Herberf Hoover. wIlnsm r. All
ar. one q the Secretaries q the Inter
church World Movement Hear, Nor
-enfhau. United States Ambassador &,
Mexico: Edgar Rirksrd Of the Amer
an Relief Administration Charles
rickrey. who il Secretary % The Nesi
East Relief. and Dr. Stanley White
secretary ~ the BOARD Of Foreign NJ
Iions Of the Presbyterian Church
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-25
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
:. DIRECTORY

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For Quick Service. Cali
q. @. Seymour
DEAYAlAN
Telephone s52 Filler, IDAHO
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Arthur l.. Swim
FARM LOANS
Twin Falls Idaho
*s$*<* *$s* 49, Z.
j. w. Price
Ford and Dodge Expert
Batteries Repaired and Recharged
Efficient Motor Repairing
At Filler Auto Company's Garage
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The Filler Dairy
JESSE HAINLINE. Prop.
MIX. per quart ...--.-.-....--..--.-.... Toe
Butfermilk. Cream and Butter
Delivered Twice Daily
Telephone 30 Filler. IDAHO
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Jesse Hainline
GENERAL aUCTIONEER
Telephone % Filler, Idaho
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Higgenbotham & Ellis
Building Contractors
Opposite Nibley-Channel
Filler IDAHO
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Chas. McCleary
TRANSFER
Telephone Io3
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j. l.. Burkett
Harness and Shoe Shop
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Now il the time fo have your
Harness Oiled.
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{. II. Bemenderfer
Garage
BATTERIES CHARGED
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j. E. Penny
SIGNS
Auto Painting. Washing and polish /
ing Pianos and Furniture. House |
Painting. Decorating. KalsomininE
and Paper Hanging.
Filler IDtgC /
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Asher B. Wilson
LAWYER
Practice in All Courts
First National Bank Building
Office Phone 96=Res 556-W
TWIN FALLS IDAHO I
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PAINTING. hAI.SDMfNI>G AND
PAPER HANGING
All Work Guaranteed
S. M. Gilkison
shop n. f. Cor Union and 9Th SITS
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
977I-77
NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, Dec. lS.-Thc committee of the
NJ T. Sunday school has decided to give
the funds, usually used for children $
Christmas festival, 10 the Near East
Relief for starving children,
At the home of DIR. Joseph Martin, last
evening, the Presbyterian Sunday school
committee met to consider plans for chll-
dren's Christmas festival, which will take
place December % at the Presbyterian
Church. Rev Howard Davis will tell a
Christmas story with steropticon illus
trations, and musical program will fol-
low. after which all present will be in-
vited TO the social hall for the Christmas
party. Ice cream and cake will be served.
Mrs. Thomas Carpenter and daughter,
Miss Sarah, are visiting in Philadelphia.
William White has purchased the good
will and fixtures of Richard Beebe, Fourth
and South streets.
Nathaniel Evans, Philadelphia APP
prentice on the pilotboat, is suffering with
a badly-cut finger. He came ashore to
consult physician.
Bishop Philip Cook left some tickets
with DR. G. ii. b. Turner for the Herbert
Hoover dinner to be given in Hotel
du Pont this evening. Mrs. Warner also
sent orc to the president OF the Zwanan-
dael Club. Mrs l.. Atkins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
NEWS OF BRIDGEYILLE.

Bridgeville. Dec lS.-Funeral ser
vices of Stocklev Elliott, aged S5 years.
we're held Yesterday from his country
home near town. conducted hv Rev
Disston " Jacobs, pastor Of Union VI. +.
Church Interment in Bridgeville cemetery.
Announcements were received here,
Yesterday. Of the marriage Of Blanche
Allen, Youngest daughter Of MIR and Mrs
John Allen. Of Bridgeville. and Harrison
Philips Of Bethel The ceremony took place
At the home of the brides parents, per
formed by Rev DiSston W Jacobs. The
Young couple left for points north and on
their return viii make their home IN
Bethel
At the Tuesday Night Club meeting
this week. Social Welfare, was the
topic for discussion. by Mrs. Charles
Owens, and Current Events. by Mrs
William Cannon. Plans were discussed for
installing different lighting system In the
club house. The next meeting viii be held
January i. 1921
Leon Donovan, 3 boy OF this community
has received a gold watch, prese nted, 10
him BY the National DuToc Jersey Pig
Association, as prize Tor pig he raised
which took the championship OF the State
News Of the marriage a Alexandra
Virginia, OF Miss Minnie Spence. eldest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John Spence
OF Bridgeville and Frank Simpson also OF
Bridgevlle, came As "A surpris" 70 their
friends, here They are now on an auto
mobile trip to Washington, D. C., and
on their return will reside on o farm near
town.
Miss Laura Layton, who recently was
operated on ct Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, has returned home much i'm
proved
Linford Jazzard, Of Atlanta Georgia,
Is guest of his grandmother, Mrs
Minerva Hazard
Stone is being placed on Market street
and, when crushed, viii greatly improve
the street which was in bad condition
Caleb r. NcGee, agent at Green wood
railroad station, Is under treatment at the
Physicians and Sergeons Hospital Viii
mingtOn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec lS.-Rev. +. 6.
Prcttyman of Wilmington will occupy the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church sun
day morning.
The Presbyterian Teacher Training
Class has suspended meetings until after
the holidays.
The Pilgrim anniversary viii be com
memoratcd Sunday evening at the Tres
byterian Church.
A card party and tea was gwen by
Captain and Mrs Rowe 81 their homo at
Fort du Pont, Yesterday
bridge whist was given by DR.. and
Mrs Walter W Ellis at their home on
Clinton street, last evening.
William Morris, an employe on the
locks Of the canal, hiss been granted a 10
DAYS leave
Miss VINEYARD teacher in the public
school, left yesterday for her home IN
Warwick, Md, for the Weekend.
Miss Leah Rcybold, . student ot Oar
lington Seminary. West Chester, Pa, IS
here for q two-wecks visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William I Rcy-
bold
The Parcut-Tcacher Association will
hold its first meeting in tho public school,
Tuesday evening rcXt, ard the Home
Economics department of the hIst and
second year viii give an exhibition of their
work during the wear
Sergeant Marciri of the Eighteenth
Band was honorably discharged from the
army at Fort du Pont, vest erday, and left
for his home in Buffalo, y y
Corporal Gilbert kennedy was honor
ably discharged from the army ST Fort
du Pont yesterday.
The Yacht Bella, from New York City,
passed through Yesterday for Florida; also
YACHT Arcturus, from Cape May to
Florida
William Guessford is III ~ the home q
his aunt, Mrs Henry Curlctt. 81 =.
Georges.
Edna Nearsley. who has been III at hcr
home with scarlet fever. 5 greatly I'M
proved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence n Every Evening
Chcstertnwn, Md. Dec ls Alvin f.
Coleman. clerk in the Chestcrtown post
office. is quite I'll at his home on High
street with 4 deep cold The town Is IN the
midst Of an epidemic Of colds. Rev Omar
f. Jones, who was recuperafIng from
cold, has had a relapse and taken 70 his
bed again.
Colchester Steamboat Co, withdrew
its steamers from the Colchester line to-
day, for the winter leavin only the Chester
River line and the Rock Halliday Shore
ferry boats TO accommodate the winter
traffic.
The laying off of men in a number Of
the large city factories has affected
number Of residents OF Rock Hall who had
gone from home in search of work Most
of these men have returned 70 their home
until labor conditions become more settled.
John H Greenwood. former Crier OF
the Circuit Court for Kent county,
died at the home of his son. Benjamin
Greenwood, in Germantown. Pa, yester-
day morning, of general debility. aged S3
wears He was crier OF the court for more
than forty years. Several months ago he
had fall at the home OF ms daughter,
in Philadelphia. sustaining a slight frac-
tlIre of the hip, and il Is believed this
accident hastened his death. The body
will be brought TO Chestertow n for burial
Mrs. Alday Clements entertained the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church AT
her home on Washington avenue, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d Widdup. of Better
ton have moved TO Spartansburg, ;. C.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence to Every Evenin

Special. c Correspondence TO Every Evening
Elkton. Nd. Dec. IS Richard s
Wallis, aged 55 years, cashier OF the
National Bank OF Chesapeake City,
died yesterday morning, st his home IN
that town. after several weeks illness of
cancer Of the stomach He leaves 8 wild
ow who wss formerly Miss Elsie Karsner,
and four small children Funeral tomorrow
afternoon from his late home.
Hugh Stewart, employed At the por-
celain plant AZ North East, who was
injured 1T belt, Tuesday morning died
Wednesday from the result Of his injuries.
He was 55 years OF age and leaves fam
ily
Mrs Florence \. Mill OF Elkton left
Yesterday for Savannah. Ga. where she
will spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs b. NJ Weaver
John J SchafFer has been elected presi-
dent Of the Little Britain Detective As
sociation: James Wood. secretary; James
NJ Paxton treasurer
The vear-old child of William Irwin
Of the upper section of Cecil county was
drowned by falling from its high chair into
q tub OF water during the absence OF It's
mother from the room few days ago
On complaint of the bad condition of
the public road from Cayot' Conner to
Town Point. Cecil county grand jury
instructed the County Commissioners
70 have the roadway put IN condition
before the next session of court
Mrs George NJ Boyd, formerly Miss
Ella Lynch Of Elkton, suffered broken
knee cap in an automobile accident, has
been taken TO Philadelphia hospital
for treatment
ElktOn School Improvement Associa-
}, k1.,li
which has been placed in the belfry of the
building.
The proceeds of the annual Christmas
entertainment TO be given by the pupils
Of the Cecilton schools will be donated
to the Near Fest Relief fund.
Patriotic Literary Club of Elkton will
be entertained this evening at the home
Of Chief of Police and Mrs. George NJ.
Potts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
To EXTEND HELP TO
DELAWARE SERVICE MEN
Executive Committee Of American
Legion Considers Various
Plans to Aid Soldiers.
special correspondenoe % Every EvenInE

Special Correspondence 20 Every Evening
Dover. Dec ls.-The executive com
rnittee % the American Legion Depart
rnent II Delaware, met here, yesterday
afternoon, in the Offices of Major John ?
LeFevre II having come 20 the knowledge
Of the legion that former servIcn men ~
some parts Of the state who were afflicted
as the result of their war experiences we're
not receiving proper care and attention,
the committee will petition Governor
Tovnsend and Governor-elect Denney ~
appoint a man In each county To look after
them
II was agreed 10 have a legislative com
rnittee 10 look after matters which vii ~
brought AZ the coming session n the
legislature in the interest Of former se-v-
ice men. Thomas w Miller IF Whining
ton WAS appointed chairman n said com
rnittee. he 10 choose his assistants 4
soldier precedent bill by which al state
officers will be asked 70 have appointed 20
positions former service men, will pe urged
10 apply also ID municipal Offices in Will
mington.
Inasrnuch a. the Archives Commission
il authorized 10 secure war data only up 70
1850, Il vas decided To have this law -
amended az 70 take in the acts gnd deeds
Df the 1lFli 0hFs srJtOlHB- ihIlifItC1H n ~
and the W0rld-War
The Labor situation was discussed and
request will be sent 10 all manufacturers
asking that they give preference IN en-
ployment ~ ex-servIce men.
The committee endorsed the National
Bonus law
Captain " " Nillman Of Association
Service Meas Organization of Pennsvi-
vania, presented a plan whereby five reels
of moving pictures Of the Worid-War
which had been previously censored, Will
be available. Ii was planned BY the COM
rnittee to have these reels exhibited N
Wilmington from January l % 3 snd
possibly shown In Dover, January II, y
and i3
Those present at the meeting were
Major John P LeFevre, Commander;
Adjutant J. c. Parker, Frank Hayes and
A. N. smith, Of Wilmington; Rev W W.
Bolton, Clayton: H. J. Pettyiohn. Milford,
Z. B. Clouser, Newark; II. c. McSherry,
Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Mothers Pension Commission
Will Ask Next Legislature for a
Larger Appropriation.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
Much Interest as to Construction
of Needed Bridge on State
Highway Near Seaford.

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Seaford Dec lS.-With the concrete
roadway finished connecting Seaford and
Bridgeville and Seaford and Laurel
there is much speculation as TO when the
Ststc Highway Department will offer bids
for the construction Of a bridge TO span
The Nanticokc river here, so rs to connect
the two roads. The present bridge has
been erected for a number of years, and
since the advent OF the motor truck il has
been taxed 10 capacity all day long with
heavy traffic rs il is the only bridge cross
ing the river and is on the main road lead
ing through the State.
The bridge has been weakened so much
hv the heavy traffic that on several Oc-
casions. trucks heavily loaded have fallen
through This year extra boards were
placed over the bridge for the traveller S
protection. but It seems to be getting in
more dangerous state daily and il is likely
the highway commission will be asked to
rcplacc the present structure with new
bridge in the spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18

st Agnes Hospital Philadelphia, for
several weeks for treatment, has im-
proved and yesterday arrived 10 this city
and will resume her duties at the par
sonage.
A new lot Of Belle Mead sweets, just re-
ceivefl-B Brittingham's Pharmacy -. Adv.
Sec our display Of Ansco Cameras, all
sizes, price 90 25 TO Brittingham
Pharmacy cy-Adv.
A large supply Of cigars in boxes Of rs
and so. Our cigars keep just right
Brittingham Pharmacys-Adv.
White wrapping paper, tissue paper, red
and white tw.ne- ttingham's Phar-
macy-~Adv
Box stationery, large variety, 35 cents
10 $3.50 per boy Brittingham ; Phar-
maey.-Adv.
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls. at all prices. Mo
Calm s-Ady
Samoset & Whitman's candy Tho
Xmas packages arc in +. Challenger q
Son. Prescription Pharmacists ADV
Beautiful stationery. white wrapping
paper. red and green twine, TISSUE paper,
Xmas cards and post cards r. Challenger
& Son. Prescription Pharmacists. ADV.
Xmas suggestions for men Gillette
rayors, fountain pens, eyersharp pencils
bath sprays, writing paper, shaving
brushes and toilet waters T. Challenger
4 Son. Prescription Pharmacists ADV.
See our display Of perfumes 4 most de-
sirahle gift. 50c 70 s. T.. Challenger Il
Son. Prescription Pharmacists Adv.
Prices down Neckwear Hosiery. Shirts,
Dolls, Games and Books Z Chase's Adv.
Victrolas and records. -Bridgewster q
ADV
Special bargains, raz0rs. 30 cents Up
safety razors, q cents up. flashlights,
dolls. games. toys St0ops Adv.
Slippers, rubbers boots, shoes -Stoops.
-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
LEwES' NEW SCHOOL.
Description of the New Building Under the
Bond Issue.

Lewes ne schoolhouse, 70 be used as a
high school for white children, viii be
erected on South street and viii set IN
10: acres of land. The ground was purchas-
ed bv the Delaware School Auxiliary
Association and complies with the ~
quirem ents OF the state Board OF Edu-
cation.
Tentative plans have been drawn, on
which estimates have been made. The
proposed strdct uGe vii cost about $3.50
000 Of which $4,000 viii be provided by
bond issue and 100000 viii be contrbu-
ted by the Delaware School Auxiliary
Association. The building viii be a two
story brick structure, approximately 200
feet front and 100 feet deep. The prellm-
mary layout shows arrangement for 10
classrooms, a manual training room, a
domestic science room, a chemical and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
A Free Bulletin on
the Use of Concrete

When YOU get tired Of mud in the back
yard, lay a path of concrete.
When the floor in the basemen: rots
out, make permanent ono of this same
material
Put in fence posts of concrete that viii
be good when Your grand children grow old
Build foundations. doorsteps, horse
troughs. septic tanks, silos. of concrete
The use of this artificial rock is one Of
the blessings of a progressive age. The
recipe is as simple as that for making
bread. Anybody can use II. Get the book
let from our Washington Information
Bureau
In filling out the coupon, print mare and
address. or be sure to rite plainly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
ELSMERE NEWS.

Elsmere, Dec IS The Camp Fire
Glrls met in regular session Wednesday
evening n the home Of Miss Mildred
Fctor. OH the Lincoln Highway.
A business meeting Of Elsmere Christian
Endeavor was held Thursday night at
the home Of Mrs Howard Johnston. The
following officers were elected. Harold
Melvin. president; Mrs. Howard John
rou. vicc-prcsldcnt; Miss Mabel Work,
secretary Miss Lena Banta, treasurer;
Mss Jennie Ector, assistant secretary
Mrs Mary Melvin. chairman lookout
comm;'ee
Joseph Hudson who has been very Ill
with pneumonia Al his home. Is improving
SLOWLY
Tho CIVIC Club viii hold 40 open meet
lng ~ Osk Grove schoolhouse. for the
purpose of discussing changes IN the
charter = Flsmerc women can have the
privilege of voting at the town election
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehohoth Beach, Dec 1s-Revlval
services az Fpworth NJ Il. Church are
now in the fifth week with continued
success
MIR and Mrs Charles Salin arc in
Washington until after the holidays, with
their son Charles
Mrs Thomas Ewing returned this week
after an extended visit TO her daughter IN
Havre de Grace, Md.
Several new streets are being opened
through the woods by order Of the Com
mlSsloners.
Charles s Horn has returned from a
three weeks business trip TO New York,
Philadelphia and Wilmington. While
awav Mr. Horn had consultation with
several engineers in regards to the beach
front
On Thursday, FIVE airplanes flew over
town. the first three very low.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
so HENS LAY OVER
500 EGGS A MONTH

Henry s'eirfgrff 2foi ParsSs -sr.
Ere "a had Iced Pra''s p1ul'ry Fer
la.r,r IN reariv . vna-s. ruf we irrlrrf
~ trv ono - fhr finhlv ndvrrfi-~e 'r~
fehlets Hero no rrulf 1.u
words ~ iced 2 paeksges swing
thorough trial rifh rrry grsnfisfarfrr
results starred Isirg Parts Ear rr.
in 4 phcrf tirrr ms ters were InvnE Cd
p ezgs every ta~ 11l newer avaIn .e
induced 81 cae~hv advr~f eeuenfF
use anv other -0ri- thar fraffR he0aurr
Praftg Paui-rv RngIiafor hss ne--- 'iis.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
DFLNiAR NOTES.

Delmar Dec Is Miss Baer. Superln-
tendcnt Of Home Economics. department
of public schools in Delaware, lectured
before the New Century Club. Tuesday
afternoon and before the Parent Teacher
Association Of the high school in the even
ing
i large harm on the premises Of Virgil
L tdk.nS. short distance south Of town
was burned "Wednesday evening. when a
mule kicked over ! lighted lantern left in
the building
The Word That Came True. can
tata il song and story appropriate 10 the
Christmas season. viii he gwen at the
Baptls; Church. sunday evening An
entertainment Tor the Sunday school Will
he given next Wednesday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
ON THEIR HONEYMOON.

Seaford, Dec. 1s.-Elmer VI. Duval
Of Baltimore. and Mrs. Nellie Scott
Nalient Of this town were married, YES
terd ay afternoon al 40 o clock n vii
mngton. by Rev George Lewis Wolfe
uf that city
After the ceremony they returned to
~caford to spend the night with Mrs.
Clarence Donoho, Mrs Nahent : aunt
with whom she made her home They left
this morning for Baltimore and Wash
lngton where they viii spend their honey
moon.
Mrs. Vahentis the daughter Of Edward
NJ SCOTT OF Boston. Mass a former
postmaster Of Seaford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
MOTHERS PENSIONS.

Dover, Dec lS.-The Mothers Pension
Commission met here yesterday wi tn
the following members present: Miss
Elma Dame, executive secretary; Mrs.
Ferguson, Wilmington, chairman; Mrs.
Long. secretary; Miss Marie T. Lockwood
Middletown; Miss Cora J. Tschudy,
Smyrna; Mrs. II. l.. Holiday, Dover;
Mrs. Lank, Milton, Miss Julian Burton,
Georgetown.
One pension of SIG was granted in New
Castle county. New Castles waiting
list contains 81 names.
Two pensions of 50 each were granted
in Kent county. There were no applica-
tions from Sussex. Nineteen old cases werc
reviewed.
The commission will ask the Legisla-
ture to increase the appropriation, as the
amount now available is inadequate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-18
BIG DEMAND FOR OYSTERS.

Seaford. Dec 1S-Christmas orders
for oysters have begun TO pour into the
Scaford oyster packers, and from now
until after the new year they expect TO
be rushed 10 capacity
The entire output Of one Of the packing
houses on the Delaware Bay is handled by
the Scaford packers. beng brought here
from Bowers Beach. where the packing
house IS located. Motor trucks are used TO
get these oysters here and several Of them
arc kept blisv plying back and forth TO
Delaware BAY points.