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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-01
Innjorants to Be DeIoused.

New York, March 1.--More than TO
steerage passengers arriving here OF
transatlantic steamers We're sent tC
Hoffman Island. when immigration
health authorities found them infested
with virmin. They will be delouseC
and observed for symptoms of typhus
GEsEfihL N6ihfnfKETS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-01
CLAIBORNE-A NNAPOLIS FERRY. lac
IN EJECT JANUARY 81, 1921

Leave Claiborne 10 A. M, daily Tex.
cept Sunday additional trip on Fri
day evening at 7:15.
Leave Annapolis. $50 P. M, daily
Except Sunday, with extra trip 1eav-
ing Annapolis A. M, on Monday and
Saturday.
Sunday, leave Claiborne . p Nj.
+. o. HOWARD,
General Manager
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-01
ALL FIGHTS ARE ALIKE

;. Hull. Que, March lin I'M :
:. pusinr Fight fines on 36 specta- :
:. tors of cock fight taken in a .,
;. raid Recorder DesiardenS said: :,
y 'In view of the fact that Hull .,
). has been endeavoring to secure .,
:. the Iempsey- CarpeI. tier fight :
= here. do not see how I could .,
= treat this cock fight as as a E,
= serious offenS". 1t is sport .,
:. lust the same as tie other .;
- fi@:it :
!. ::
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-01

The Lever act was q measure pass
ed by congress during the war to Ell
courage the production, conserve the
supply and control the distribution OF
food and neceSsaries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
EEWS OF 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Another Referendum on Bond
Issue for. New School May be
Held at Newark.
MENTIONED FOR AN OFFICE

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Georgetown. July s.--Three names
have been mentioned In connection
with the office of deputy attorney
general for Sussex county. which be-
came vacant this week by the resig-
nation OF Charles $. Richards. who
has been named associate judge for
Sussex county--Colonel Robert g.
Houston, editor OF The Sussex Repub-
lican: former Judge Henry Z, Con-
rad. and former Deputy Attorney
General Howard J. Cooke, Attorney
General s. u. townsend Ia expected
TO fill the vacancy In short time.
Friends of Colonel Houston claim.
that in view of the fact that he has
strong backing for the judgeship, and
for time il was believed he would
be named for the place, he is en-
titled 20 the Office of county prosecu-
tor. whether or not he would accept
che office. IL rendered him. is not
known, neither is II known If former
Judge Conrad would accept.
Friends Of former Deputy Attorney
General Howard ]. Cooke believe he
will accept the office if it is rendered
him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, July S.--ProfessoY- John
Kiefer of Lincoln University will
preach. Sunday morning, at Newark
P-esbyterian Church. There will be
no service in the church in the eve
nins to give the congregation an op-
pbrtunity 10 attend the community
service at the summer school in Wolf
Hall, when DR.. Samuel c. Mitchell Of
Richmond, Va. former president oi
the University Of Delaware. will be
the speaker.
r. C. Handy and c. f. Phillipsfw who
graduated hast month from thef Uni
yhrsity of Delaware, have ass umed
their duties as instructors in tHe re-
habilitation division Of the university
They are both instructors in brhnches
OF agricultural work.
= MIR. and Mrs. j. Pilling Wrikht, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Evans. DR.. w.
Owen Sypherd and Profess br Van
Giesen Smith viii sail for Europe on
the steamship Aquitania, July IS,
from New York City. They viii
spend their time while abroad in
England and France and viii return
to this country, the middle of Sep
tember.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Death Of John Rodney. a For.
mer Resident, at His Home
in Virginia.

Special Correspondence Eyery Evening.
New Castle, July S.-Wurl was re-
ceiyed here yesterday uf the death OF
John Rodney, aon of tire late MIR and
Mrs John II. ifodnes, 4 former resi-
dent uf this city, The deceased had
been residing in Virginia fer several
years.
Yesterday afternoon the members
OF the Doreas Society Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church met at the
home or Mrs. Willis blackburn of
Baldtun
The festival committee reported re-
oeiving sl5 from the recent bake
which makes the total sum of 200
toward the organ fund. The total
membership Of the society numbers
200. Three new members were adj
mitted yesterday. The attendance at
the meeting numbered -
ON Saturday afternoon The New
Castle Athletic Association baseball
team viii play 81 Pauls team of
Wilmington at Battery Park. The
game will begin promptly at 3
O'clock.
Before Mayor w. tgesli2 C'ramer
last evening Mary Bsadlely. coiored.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08

The following traffic passed through
the canal, yesterday; tug Columbia
towing harevs Columbia and James
j. MoNaly, loaded with copper cin-
ders. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
yatch Beatrie from Cherapealse bay
10 philadelphla. yacht Marjorie from
New York to Baltimure.
Delaware City team Of the surhur-
ban League viii 90 Ia IslSton. Md.
next Thursday, to play tn. team of
that place a twilight game.
Lewis and Harry Patterson. An
thony Smith and William Gardiner
are camping Tor two weeks IN Wallis
Woods. ON the wide waters of the q.
and u. canal.
Sergeant Gilbert Oliver OF Fort dn
ront has received orders transferring
him to the Defenses of balboa, PEN
anna Canal Zone. and will leave In a
few days.
More than hundred enlisted men
OF Fort du pont have put in applcn-
tiuns for discharges. After next
Monday twelve discharges viii be is
sued daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, July S.-Captain and
Mrs. Foster Of Fort du Pont gave a
porch supper, last evening in honor
OF Captain and Mrs. Mossman and
Mrs. Mossman's mother, Mrs. Patter-
son, who expect to leave in a few days
for Honolulu. where aptain Foster
will be transferred. The guests were:
Colonel and Mrs. Sparr, Mayor and
Mrs. Williams, Mayor Dr. and Mrs
Bauman. Captain and Mrs. Tensh,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Miller, Lieuten-
ant Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. shan
non, Mrs. Shannon. Miss Bauman, and
Miss Constance Williams.
Mrs. Clara Eogelwaid of baltimore
Md. is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
william Sheldon.
MIR and Mrs. w Y. Swan Of VIII
mington are here visiting her parents
Postmaster and Mrs. A. F. Swan.
Mrs. G. V. De Revere was hurriedly
called TO Laurel yesterday. on ac-
count of the sudden death Of her faith
er. Mr.. Elliot.
Three sturgeon We're caught.
"Wednesday, two by Harry Portlock
and Thomas NeaIe, and one by Philfu
and Harry Armstrong. The latter
rev also landed one the day before.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
LEwEs NOTES.

i.ewes. July s. Louise " Long,
daughter of u, S. Commissioner and
Mrs. Howard M. Long, is recovering
from an illness Of several days dura-
ton.
Mrs. Lena Tammany went 20 Dover
yesterday. to attend the tuberculosis
meeting.
Louise Pryor Mustard left for VIII
mington, yesterday. TO stay with Mrs.
Virginia Mustard, who Is guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Caleb II. Layton.
The new train schedules. which went
into effect last Of June, gives Lewes
better train service. NJ. y. q v. train
leaves 6.52 4. m. and 4.32 y. IN. and
arrives In 1lewes 1906 noon and 75l
p. m. weekdays. The y. NJ and Va
leaves Isewes e.46 a M. and a2h y.
IN and arrives In I.ewes lilo a. NJ
ard T25 y, m. weekdays
Clarke CCnwell Of Norfolk. Va. ana
Austin Darby uf PHILADELPHIA arc
guests Of Roland Raught
All the Beach cottages are occupied
and the occupants are enjoying tho
cool hreezes and bathing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
MIDDLET0wN Nor rs.

NiSdletown. July -AnnBuncemen
has been made of the marriage oi
George l. Lockwood of fhis towr
and Madamoiselle Louise Morgan oi
Paris. France, or Thursday, June 80
in Paris. Mr.. lockwood i9 the oldest
son of Mrs. George w. l. lockwood oi
Middletown. He met his bride in
Paris during the World War.
The Sunday, school Of bethesda NJ
T.. Church wifi hold it's annual picnic
al Augustinei Pier on Thu rsday. July
IA.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones of Aiiddletown
and James farrell. living lon a farm
near here, are both crit Eally i'll at
their homes with little hope Of re-
covery.
Rev. David Tounley, his wife and
little daughter who have been spend
ing some time in ireland, are guests
of their brother. Rev. John Tounley
and wife at the manse. Rev. David
Tounley viii preach at Forest Pres
byterian Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
ANOTHER REFERENDUM.

Newark. July S.-The time having
expired in which the bonds FOR the
PROPOSED new school building could
have been sold and the sale not made.
members Of the local Board of Esdu-
catihn are considering the advisability
Of holding another referendum Oh the
bond question in the near future.
When the time arrived several weeks
ago for bids on the sf555,f4eeee tee taf- bonds
that were TO be sold not bid was
received. and the board was unable
10 dispose of the bonds at private sale.
The new school law went into ef-
feet July / and to dispose OF the bonds
il WIN be necessary to again get the
sanction OF the taxpayers byl a ref
srpnsiurn vote,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. July S.--John Harris
aged So years. died at his home al
Selbyville. Tuesday afternoon. after
an Illness of several days.
George Warrington, Of Harbeson
after twelve years service as rural
mail carrier between Harbesun and
Angola. distance or twenty miles
has retired. During that time he has
travelled more than 150.0 600 miles ovjf
his route.
BENJAMIN +. Johnson Of Houston
and Miss Mildred +. Griffith Of Mil
ford were married Friday Of last wick
AZ milford by Rev. c. e. Dryden. phs-
tor of the NJ. +. Church.
Announcement of the narriagd of
Miss Susan A. Shockley Of Lincoln
City and Samuel +. Shockley Of Mil
ford has been made, the ceremony
having been performed at Lincoln
city. last Thursday night by Rev.
James g. Harris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08

iualona nf the left leg. yeaterdny war
given an x-fav examination.
Hev j II. Kicking, !. W. Blekiua
Grover Inele and Edward Dantzer ~
New York left lnat evening for
aopotul days outing ~ Bowers
Beach.
owen r. Sheridan IL confined to his
home with ilnsas.
Auto repairing. Wr specialize on
r'or,is. WlIbert Meredith. w. 6 st. Adv
Bath salt, most refreshing for the
bath bhc bottla =. Challenger \ Son
Prescription lharmnpists-A Adv.
Notice. All nwners Of dogs must
have same registered by August !
Unregistered dogs II caught Will be
humaneiy disposed ~. city Clerk
George Allen Smith VIII ait In his
onlee each Monday. Wednesday and
Friday evening in July, between Z
and Q O'clock. for the purpose of reg.
istefinR dnes.--Adyi
We have more ~ those delicious
gum drops, a7e 10. u. Challenger 4
Son. Prescription pharmacists.--h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
cEclL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elston. Md, July g. Frofn Trinity
Episcopal Church, Yesterday Afternoon.
the funeral of Mrs. Mary Wilmer Tot
bert. widow Of Henry X. Tofbarf, for
years editor Of the Cecil WhlE ~ this
town. and mother of the late Victor
NJ. Torbert WAS held. Rev. Sidney
Dixon rector fths church. assisted by
Rey. william acboniet, uf Baltimore.
conducted services.
The new Rising Sun fire department
has elected the following difepiorsg
1esse r. cauiefon. r. - Nichols.
Perry A. Gibson, Charles s. PYLE,
John y. Donsehe. Curtis e. Irwin.
William ] Snyder. Davis r. Heed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford July S.-News was re-
ceived here yesterday that Mrs
Joseph Swain Of Cheswold. formerly
Miss Ncttie Moore OF this town. was
seriously in at her home, and that a
baby born 10 her and her husband a
few days ago had died
Miss Margaret Hill. Of this town.
who suffered an injury 30 her hip
and strained the ligaments or her leg
in getting of train at Newark
Tuesday. has returned 10 her home
here, somewhat improved
Seaford ftremen cleared between
$500 and 5000 on their Fourth OF Jnly
celebfa ton which viii be used iii
eGuipping their FIRE house 10 take
care Of their new motor fire engine.
Mrs. Willis Richardson left yestcr-
day for a visit of several weeks at
DanVille, Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Inhinp. u. L. ahrrttrfd and 4. ~

Hntohins. n l.. Shepherd and a. NJ
Ne Nance
William Whelsn. gardner ~ Tome
Institute Fort Deposit while trim.
ming vines from the eide of build
ing. fell from ladder sustaining IN.
juflas that caused his death. lie
leaves three children.
Major Julian e. Hmith ~ Blkton,
United states Marines, has been order
Cd 10 the n. 4 :. Arizona ag division
marine officer and aid" on the staff
uf the division comma andofs He viii
sail from New York, Saturday, for
South America.
Mrs Heginal Constable and dauRh
ter Miss Rebeeea Constable. are eo.
IoufninR st Ocean Grove, n. =.
Miss Margaret Seth. the seven wear
old daughter of sheriff and Mrs. isewip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
HUCkLEBBRRN URop SHORT

Seaford IulN S.-Farffers repoi.t
that the hucklebeiry CROP in this
section win be very short. due to the
cold weather Of April. and the cort
tinued dry weather Of the past sjN
weeks This crop has been netting
the piclers good returns for several
Years and its failure this wear viii
be felt keenly.
The huckIeber1-y grows wild. most
II in woods, and hundreds 1T pickery
so every day 30 gather them. The
prevailing price Is 10 to IS cents Der
quart. according TO quality. Ther,
arc two kinds in this section, what
is known as the high bush and low
bush, the former always bringing the
better price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08

waa tlned sa2b on tho cilarlte " dis.
orderly conduct. rhe complaint wns
nude by Ethel Duuaherty. rolured
rhe case ~ samuel l,nty aud
Frank ottuviano was continued until
this evening. 4 dog supposed 10 hnv-
Ing belonged 10 the latter II alleged
70 itave bitten Enty on The leg
Last evening III The Town iiall Il
meeting Of the TELLER Association uf
the Trolley Mems Union was held
seven npw members were admitted.
The admission fee Is 81 The Dues
are divided into three classes A so
cents; Il. - cents and q, 81. The
sick heneits are SO, 81 ard so foi.
The flfst e weekH
The members Of thr Y. y. II. of tho
W. g. Il. II. nf The Methodist isnis-
copai Church ara making arrange
ments for a straw ride next TunstIny
II the Residence OF Max Bland nea,
State TOAD
Herman Honey n resident uf West
Fourth street who was Injured sew
elal weeks ago and who was admitted
to the Delaware Hospital was suffer
ing from sangrene which caused Part
of the foot 70 be amputated. lie re-
turned 90 his home yesterday
frhe New castle Travellers next
Tuesday afternoon VIII play ihe
Penn1s Grove team at Battery Park
The batteries for The local team viii
be Wllnss and Mcdaniel
Michael Devlin yesterday received
laceratiu1is Of the right knee while
overseeing work at the plant of the
American Manganese steel Go.
Mary Hartney three years Of age.
Of Seventh and South streets. who
has been suffering from severe con
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08

4eth. WIN svaH painfully burned al,,u
the body when her clothing cauan
from flfeeracber Tnesdss is i'm
proving and her recovery ~ expected.
Mfra Elizabeth ffoe~o ard Mssss
Richard Iteas~. ~ Wilmington arr
spending the week with their srand
uio'bers Mrs Mary y Tuii. IN Fir
ton
Mrs w. y. Chick ard daughter ~
Port Deposit viii leave ip q few -,
for California. where they viii bois
Mr.. Chick - make their future hons
Thgfiaa y Loft m ssn Frsptia~o
Nal., arrived IN Elkion yesterday ans
wil Hpend Few weeks with hle pncs
lphn " Terrell. Nj Iorts sister
y Denver fol. are also here for tss
RUNNER with Mr.. Terrell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

dover July S.--A meeting for the
purpose of effecting a permanent or
sanitation of a Dover Chamber, of
Commerce will be held next Monday
evening More than thirty OF Dover 4
business men have already ioinpd the
organization.
Beard Of Education has organized
by the selection Of John Carrnw
president and Jam, Bice. gr.. vice.
president James Hall Anderson, is
the other member Of the board Su-
perintendent W. b. Thornburg was
reelected secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
Caught large Fish.

Salisbury, Md, July s. What Is said
% bp the largest rock fish ever caught
nd Ocean City with rod and reel was
landed by Df. +. " Smith Of Salisbury
The fish was three feet long. measured
23 inches in circumference and weighed
1871 pounds. Df. Smith hooked the
big rock while standing on the pier but
andpd him from the beach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08
TIz FOR TENDER.
SORE, TIRED FEET

No more sore. burning. swollen
tender, tired feet. No more shoe tight
ness. No more sharp. stinging pains
from corns, callouses. bunions or raw
spots.
No matter what YOU have tried with
out relief. just use Tiz. Tiz is the only
remedy that draws out the poisonous
eNudations that cause swollen. burn
ing, tender feet. Tiz ends your foot
troubles. Your shoes will not seem
tight and your feet viii never hnrt
or be sore or swollen.
Get small box Of T'iz at any drug
or department store and get instant
relief. Wear smaller shoes. a whole
years foot comfort guaranteed for n
few cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08

Every Evenings classified columns
arc read by thousands daily. II
should be used by hundreds who new
pass II up.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08

Handmade and hand
embroidered neat and
very fancy patterns IN
both ciIemise and gov ms
which are made of an
excellent quality sheer
hafiste. Guaranteed
10 be handmade through
out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-08

This fine table fabric
is sixty inches wide in h
a great variety of pretty Hu
ilicrcerized patterns:
heavy aud durable. Il a.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-15
WASHINGTON

Strange. but true, woman, the only
woman member Of congress, is pro
testing against the volubility OF sena.
tors and representatives and the ex.
pense entNled by the publication OF
their remarks In the Congressional
Record. Miss Alice Robertson of Ok.
lahoma is supplying the public with
weekly expense account occasioned
by garrulous congressman.
The cruiser Cleveland the gunboat
Sacramento have been ordered to
Tampico, Mexico, to protect American
interests. Tampico is in the throes
OF labor trouble.
The comptroller OF the currency, at
the close OF business. June 30, issued
a call for the condition of all national
banks.
At present wholesale prices, "a dol.
lars worth OF chuck steak will pro.
eide meat for one meal for fifteen or
twenty men doing hard physical labor,
said a statement recently issued by
the Institute OF American Packers.
Great Britain and Japan will have
to dispose of the Anglo-Japanese al.
lance either renewing II or dissolv.
ing 1t, without any formal suggestion
from this country.
The administration, II is learned
is negotiating settlement with rail.
roads under which the roads would
receive advances from the federal
treasury of half a billion dollars dur.
ing the next six months The money,
the administration hopes. will benefit
all business by reviving the buying
power OF the roads, and permitting
their rehabilitation.
The house will not have vacation
during the summer months, 1t Is stated
by those in the know Of the majority
side.
More than two billion dollars has
ben slasbed from the total OF the gross
national debt in the two years since
August 81. 1919
President Harding expects soon to
take further steps In his program for
universal limitation OF ornaments.
Federal reserve bank operatins dur.
ing the last year have resulted In an
increase Of its gold holdings by $685..
COZ ,OO7, decrease in Its notes OF cir.
culation OF s4SO.O00.OO0, apd an in
crease in It's total reserves OF s5l9,O0O,-
900. The contraction of currency in.
dicates the degree to which the coun.
try has entered period of deflation
Former President Taft is to be
sworn In aslchief justice of the United
States shortly.
Georgia's income and profits for the
fiscal year 1921 was s2S,7714,9252O
and miscellaneous taxes were sS.O1s,.
s77,sS, making total of $3.50. 7s1 ,OO3Os
paid to the government during the
year.
A loan Of five million dollars to the
staple Cotton Cooperative association
Of Mississippi has been agreed upon
BY the war finance corporation.
Tax receipts by the government for
the fiscal year ending June 30, totaled
s4.sos .s3s.24S, of which s3,2i2,713,49S
was derived from income and profit
taxea
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-15
IMPORTANT NEWS
The WORLD over
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS or THIS
AND OTHER NATIONS FOR
SEVEN DAYS GIVEN
THE NEWS OF The SOUTH
What 10 Taking Place In The South.
land win BE Found In
Brief Paragraphs
FOREIGN

The United States gunboat Sacra
mento, sent to Mexican waters as g
result Of alarming reports reaching
washington, has arrived at Tamyico
Mexico, and is anchored in the mar
Dor there.
The American consulate at Naples
Is engaged in an investigation of the
mutiny on board the American steam.
or Pocahontas, which left New York
May 20, and has not arrived there.
Caruso, great tenor, at Sorrento, 1t.
ally, is confident of being able to re-
sumo his singing career, but is unable
to predict when his health will war
rant his appearing on the stage again.
The total expenses of the league of
nations for the current year have been
S5,Sl2,500, and are apportioned among
AZ member nations.
The French government has forward.
ed to M. Jusserand, French ambassa.
dor at Washington, for transmission
TO the state department protest of
the French chamber of commerce
against the provision Of the new
American tariff law calling for inspec-
ton by American agents OF the books
OF French exporters for the purpose
OF determining the ad valorem duties
to be collected by the United States.
Impending war has once more cast
a grim shadow over the Balkans. Not
since the armistice has the situation
In the near east been SO threatening.
Ministerial dissensions manifested
themselves recently at the Spanish
cabinet meeting, and Manuel Arguel.
les, minister of finance, rendered his
resignation, insisting that the new tar
iff and commercial treaties were pref.
JUDICIAL to the interests OF labor.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of
Belgium are visiting in England. They
were welcomed to, London in royal
splendor and afterwards we're given a
iuncheon In the great historic Guild
hall.
Ambushed at Mora, county Upper.
ary and Tallow, county Waterford,
an unsuccessful attempt to blow up a
troop train at Cell Bridge, county XII.
dare, Ireland, and other incidents on
the eve OF tho conference of the rep.
resentatives OF northern and southern
Ireland here indicate no arrangements
for truce
The British government will embark
shortly on a determined attempt to
dispose permanently OF the indemnity
and reparations issues, two of the
most troublesome aftermaths OF the
Versailles treaty.