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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
Answers to Yesterdays Quiz

J. LORD Edmund Talbot has beeu ,r,,, ,
lora lieutenant and governor ,yopo,'i
OF Ireland TO succeed Niscoun, ErorrrhT,l
:. Edgar Allan Poe created he ramon. ,,,,,.
acter Of Dupin, the dctectiWe 0har ~
StorN' The Murders in Tho me 'ne
Morgue." '"e Nuo
., Great Britain leads in the nossos,,,,... -,
we most ocean passenger nhins OF
hIttd states and France rar,. ne
SpectNely, second and third "''"' re-
me present claimant to the 1hron, 80
emma IS the boy, Hsuau-Tunp 0"e OF
o. i'e Matln, name 80 a nror,ipor, L.,
newspaper, means Tho No,'i,'r,r rr r"hch
g. Catherine the Great was F;pnros.c
"a She lived in the IaiI,r I., -, rus
Seventeenth aud ,he fraI na,, ", ne
eighteenth century Her do,. ne
I6i9-ii27 o""S are
Z Fhree Presidents Of the I'pi,,,
who wrote autobiogra pnIes states
Bureh, Grant and Rooseyclt "''e van
g. Angola is Portuguese noss,,,,,
top,Cal Africa 1t oNtends aIong IN
@uantlc coast between latitudoy me
south and inland as far o anu ana
huangu and Iambesi rivers rlaS as me
area Is about half a million ec,I,,aI InlaI
T. ihe nrst battle Of tho Sonmc IN r,, ,,o,,,,,
a. war occurred ~ the SUNNI, ~ WITTY
~ Kentucky IS the l,n, ,;r,U. .,,, '''e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

The peone of the United States might look
twice Al Britain 10 see whether it is safe to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
What DO You Know?


QUIZ
J. what IS the significance of the namc ,us.
Who was Annie Louise Cary
% What are torts?
what is meant by British conhoiqn
nounCed! w pro
8 Who wrote the American dram, nr,,..
Easiest Way? ''''"' me
How many gallons make tcrce In I,ou,d
s. What relation was CHARLES uanshu,o
'me ,M.,l late Emperor Francis Joseph Of of
What Is the "City. Of the Violet Cro,,.. =.
10 Distinguish between Charles , D,.,.
Richard Henry Dana. Ian" ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

"And what is necessary 10 change all this
to nlaHr Philadelphia in reality ~ in req y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
METHODS ARE UNFAIR
Tulsa itcnllor- Ijnd Discrimination
hgninst This tlty In Prices of
pCuitoutiurN Made BriCk.

Discrimination upon tno part %
The state uuihuuu's against Tulsa
~ the sale NJ pcuitDutiJry muuulac-
urcd brick was charged a. the
1huuNiuy MONDAY meeting OF tho
Tulsa Real Estate exchange hy Pres.
ldcut Merritt j. Glass. who read b
com mmunicnuon from tho pcnit'u-
tlsry warden Ia which ho stated that
no brick manufactured under his
Jurisdiction is available for shipment
here ,aH the entire output has been
sold TO an Oklahoma 'ity iobbing
concern.
When Glass wrote to the Okla
homa city concern he received the
reply that the company haA agreed
WIN the local briCR manufacturers
not to compete with them ON the
local market. That is the reason.
the president stated. why building
brick iH selling here at SIS per
thousand whit II can be purchased
elsewhere Ia oklahoma at St2 pei
thousand.
1T ls but another case OF unjust
discrimination against Tulsa TN favor
uf oklahoma City, and probably has
its origin in political influence"
Glass stated think II II time Tor
the business interests OF the city tu
enter ~ vigorous protest against the
manner In which Tulsa ~ being held
up by the trusts that are trying Ia
monupolile all kinds OF building ma
terial."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
BOOSTERS ORGANIZE
Real fStaic Exchange Members
Have Charter ana WIN td,crtls.c
Interest of This tlty

TULSA boosters corporation Is
tho name OF tho company organized
among tho members OF the Tulsa
Real Estate exchange for tho pur-
pose. as specified In the charter re
Gently received, TO advertise, exploit
and promote the best Interests or the
city.
Tho corporation has now plated
and rcndy for sale a 30-acro add
tion located west of Dawson and
throc-quarters Of a mile north Of
Federal avenue, the profits Of the
sale OF the lots to be usod Tor the
purpose named In the charter. The
exchange hopes In this manner to
acquire a fund that can be used In
The promotion OF any movement that
VIII help build Tulsa.
one OF the immediate objects Is
the chartering OF special booster
train that viii take tho entire cN.
change membership to the national
convention OF real estate boards In
Chicago In July
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
PdtrOns-Tedchers to
Discontinue Meet;ngs

biscontinuancc OF tho rcgulir
meeting or the Patron Teach
ora' association of Tulsa high
school Tor the month OF Aprn iq
order that patrons may sponsor and
attend four April activities A.. the
high school was decided upon by "a,
rFocutive board Thursday. Thcsp
activities arc The girls debate April
J. me play. "Sho StOops TO Con
Pu'r by the dramatic club Ann
~ JOINT recital Of boys and girls
tlc' cluhs April ~, and the play
inc Fortune Hunter" by tho
dramatic club ApriI 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

for the month Just closed was
t770,6IO.
During the month 2G3 permits
were issued, virtually all Of when
we're for residences. private g1ras '~.
repairs 20 residences and alteration.
The largcst permit was for f21,ooV,
the greater part rcpresehtlnE
amounts under $4,000. During the
Same month year ago total perm''s
issued amounted to S1,1O0,OOO.
while the total for March, 192V'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
CrOsbie Heights Suit
to BE Tried April III

suit OF Mary Partridge To obtain
title &c II acres Of land, plated and
known as Crosbic Heights addition,
IN the west part VI the city. now
owned by 2lS purchasers OF lots In
the tract, was act for trial 10y Judge
owen Gwen In district court Thurs
day for April II.
Tho woman claims restrictions were
not legally removed by the depart
ment of tho interior at the time the
land was sold by her 90 j. II. Crosbie
and that she IL entitled TO possession
of tho entire tract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
On All Fools Dan

watch clo.F your wits, slow Of mind
tf mot tomorrow viii find
of many pfiuks youII be the butt.
some that viii pass-somc that WI. .g'
$50 do not think 10 dodge all shots,
But try 10 laugh at al the plots
And ~ you would rcitllato.
Begin before ID iI too late.
some iostor should come your way
Ana you. say. the time Of day.
Thcu would comply, with grace.
ItO throws cold water lu your face
Just laugh with those Whovc gathered round.
Ana say, That's ono moro tool he's found"
I.o. twin be- q llvoly day
when someone docs you Furh way
For viii then think Of how you
can pull % Iiitlo joke
Tnou when some smart friond you do meet
Right upon the public street.
NUuI pun and slick
Thou I,uEh out, april TOol. you brick.
500 Nr prepared 'akc your fan
Iur must Toxic %, after aU
Aud do ful i0 do your part
TuOt. viii laugh a. each now du..
Thry N ruph TO you such PLAY,
Ana thank God FOR "Au roofs bay"
o., okla. by Lawrence Callavay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
DAMAGE SUIT IS ON TRIAL
Take Testimony IN suit of Husband
mud Mifc for S3A. 900 Jnhgmcn1.

Personal injury damages totaling
$4,000 are asked In a suit which be
gan before tho jury In district court
Thursday In which Mrs. Florence
Gray socks $4,000 and her husband,
Il, Il, Gray, wants $4,000 as AGAINST
A. s. Niner. owner OF an automobile
which Collided with Gray's car at
sixth street and Cincinnati avenue
November ., sam Epston, driver OF
the suit.
Gray and his wife claim perma-
ucut injuries are the result of the
auto collision, which they say was
tho result OF the negligent operation
OF the automobile iu control OF Ep-
stem The case viii probably go TO
the jury Friday afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
WIRE FLASHES

BlRMINOHAM. Ala. March a. --
house occupied by a white miner at the
Minns HSG"s eompany ns Miles @ rSSSn'' roS1e Of niS
miuEham, was partially wrecked by dyna-
mite early today according to reports to
escaped without serious injury, the report
stated.
AKRON. Ohio, March ~ More than
! 900 men viii be rc-employod by the
Ftrestonc Tire 9 Rubber company dufing
Aprll, according 10 an announcement made
today Production Will be Increased nearly
20 per cent
TOPEKA. Kan, March 81. Denation
$4,000 600 in Kansas state bank deposits
a. compared TO one year ago. according
90 a statement issued today by walter 4.
Wilson, state bank commissioner
SAVANNAH Ga. March ai.--wheu
Percy hangum, very well known negro
murder IN the superior court here ycstrr
dRy his fticnda ia the courtroom roared
with cheers, Judge Mclorim did not take
lhe Rpplause kindly and ordered more
Than 100 negroes arrested FOR contempt
ANN AHRoR Mitch. March 81 Prcsl-
today accepted hono1ar, memGsrship ST Nv In
~ Delta Epsilon. national journalistic
CINCINNATI Ohio, March az Frank
g. bancroft for many years business man.
.hger of thr Cincinnati baseball ,luh. dlrd
~ hospital hero az midnight lfr had
been III Tor several months ~ uruuUr
CORNW hII.-ONliVpspS " y. March
o. Retired ministers ot the Nrihudist
EplHcopal church received curing 1890
,voragv peus,ons Of ieTa each according
20 br Joseph T. lungrlry ot chicago.
secretary OF tho board of conference
claimants,
RRATNERp. Mlst. March gl...Pater ".
Ihshor, 70. father 0r 70 children. civil
war veteran is dead at mia homo hero.
WASHINGTON March 3i-Ralph W
stone federal prohibition director f1r
Illinois, today was appointed uctiuG foi
rral supcrvsing prohibition agent rar me
state director. lie succeeds Frank u
kiohardson. resigned,
OKLAHOMA CITY. March ,i-rho
Oklahoma Clty branch Of the Ford Motor
company, which has been closed tor the
tlou. u was stated todat bg W "
Mitchell, assistant manager.
FORT WORTH, Texas March -. -
Indictments charging murder were rp
turned by the Erand jury here today
lips, held ia connection with the kiuini
4 February Of Scott Nichols, telegraph
oparator.
BERIIN. March sl.-rhe communls
leader Sylt was shot and killed by IN,
nolce today while attempting 20 escap,
nsfu the Alexanderplata police station.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
NeW Volcano Appears
in Vdiiey Of Mexico

MEN1CO CITY. March 3t.--A
new volcano known ns pido de Orla-
aba. has broken out In the valley OF
Of Mexico and pucbla and, accord
ing to advlces received hcro today.
tho Inhabitants Of the surrounding
country have been thrown into
panic. The volcano popocatapotal.
also, IL becoming moro active.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
WOODWARD DONATES SITE
Wants Mayor OF state to Decide on
Health Home for soldiers.

Health Home for soldiers.
4 tract OF land Is To be offered
10y the city OF Woodward as a site
for "A world war veterans health
restoration park, according TO "a lot
ter received Thursday 10y Mayor r.
u. Evans from r.. l.. llawcs sccrc-
tary OF the Woodward chamber OF
commerce. which was accompanied
hy an invitation 10 a meeting az
" which plans FOR tho project will be-
discussed The meeting Is to b.
held April II and 10.
"At the conference the city OF
Woodward" according 60 the letter.
will make "A proposition to offer to
tho municipalities OF Oklahoma a
tract OF land as site for the
restoration park, and asked the
mayors IL 1t win not bo possible for
their cities 10 raise funds FOR the
construction OF inexpensive open air,
screened porch bungalows for IN,
occupancy 90 the sick ana disabled
soldiers
Mayor Evans has not decided
whether ho viii attend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Gen. Wood authorized
TO STOP or in japan

WASt1NGTON, March 3I-Au-
thority has been given Major Gon-
cral Leonard wood tu accept the in
vitatlon of the Japanese government
10 visit Japan In connection with
his mission 10 the Philippines. n wu,
officially announced here tOday.
General wood probably viii accept
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

ness buildings and apartment houses.
This March the situation is much diff
feront--it is a month for building
residences and garages. and as a re-
suit shows "A greater number Of per-
mlts. This also means that moro
men have been employed on con-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Noble Pinched
for Deals in Washington

WASHINGTON. March 3t.-Dr
Emerfoh Wiski Ritter Won Rittcgh.
said TO b,a "a member of thr Austrian
nobility. was due here today from
IL Paso, Texas, whore he was placed
under arrest at the request OF the
Washington police after they OBJ
iaincd evidence pointing 90 him as
the forgor of large number OF
worthless checks, His victims in
Washington are said to number
more than 40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
JURY REACHES NO VERDICT
Return Friday for Consideration of
Damage suit Against Frisco.

Failing to agree upon verdict I'm
the suit of 5, l.. Davis, deceased, by
Larue Davis, executor, for the hcne-
III OF the formers 5-yoar- old daugh-
ter against the Frisco railroad for
tho death Of Davis at Fuyl station
near Chelsea, Aprl "a. 1890, the jury
In district court was dismissed last
night by Judge A. c. Brewster with
instructions to return to court Fri
day morning Tor "A further considera-
ton OF the case.
Davis was killed whom an cast
bound passenger train struck an au-
tomobile In which he was riding as
a passenger 10 an oil lease in Rogers
county, The child brings the suit as
mis- sole heir.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

was much more than that OF the
month just closed. there was COM
siderable less number of permits is
sued ln 1920" said o. NJ. Fcnner,
chief clerk I'm the Inspection depart
mont The buildings last year were
mostly large ones. issued for busi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
BUILD MANY HOMES
Building Permits for Month Show
Majority of Applications for
Residence Construction

March carried or honors for the
total monthly building permits is.
sued by the office OF city Building
Inspector ~ T.. Eopp Tho amount
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
SIS, $50, S65, so, SIS
Knox hats

The decided change in hat styles
for this season makes last years
hat look out of date. Better get
here while we have plenty of the
smart shapes from Knox in your
size and shape. All the new col
orings, Of course. $40. others S5,
up,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
Clapp shoes

Spring shoes from Clapp show
that decided smartness of style
and high degree of quality for
which these fine shoes are noted.
New shapes in English, conserva-
tive, combination and straight
lasts, at only Sl4 to SIG. Others
so up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

struction work this March ta,, v,,.
employed a year ago this ,,,,.,'
even though tho total this yssr ,'. -'n
smaller" was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

Bookkeeper-typist with oil .,.
experience wishes position At3'
BOX 3ts -, care World --AJ.t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

Formerly MadansLy's
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

AKRON Ohio, March AZ More than
1000 men viii be re-employcd by the
Ftrestonc Tire . Rubber company dufing
April, according 10 un announcement made
today. Production VIII be Increased nearly
20 pCr cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

TOPEKA. Kan, March 81 Deflation
has resulted in a reduction o. more than
$4,000 0oo In kansaa state bank deposits
ua compared TO one year ago, according
60 statement issued today by walter l..
Wilson state bank commissioner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

BERIIN, March si.--rhe communist
leader sylt was shot and killed by the
police today while attempting 70 esrupo
ss0n the AleNanderplata police station
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

OKLAHOMA CITY. March ,i-rhc
oklahoma Clty branch OF the Ford Motor
company, which has been closed Tor the
last mouth, Will Resume partial opera.
ton, y was stated toda' bN W W.
Mitchell, assistant manager
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

HRAINERp, MlaA. March 3d.. Peter n.
Iasher, 72. father 0r 70 vhIldrru. civil
war veteran is dead at his homo hero.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

FORT WORTH, Texas March q.
Indictments charging murder were rp-
turned by the Erand jury here today
against G. n fucntney and q. l.. phi1-
tips, held ia connection with the Killing
February Of Scott Nichols, telegraph
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01

WASIUNGTOS, March 3i-RaIph W
stone, federal prohibition director f1r
Illinois, today was appointed uctiug fod j.
rral supervising prohibition agent rar the
central department continuing also as
state director. he succeeds Frank Il.
RichardsOn. resigned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
ONLY FOUR ARMY CAMPS.
WILL Be CONTINUED.
All But Dix, Lewis, Travis and
Knox to be Aban-
doned.

Washington. July 27-The War
Department is to recommend TO Con-
rress that only Camps Dix. y. J.,
Travis. Tex: Lewis. Wash. and Knox,
Ky. be retained and all other canton
ments now in use be aba ndoned. Camp
Dix will retain division orga MIA ton,
- Will Camp Travis and Lewis, il was
announced yesterday.
Camp Devon. Mass, is the first on
the list OF cantonments TO be aban-
doned. Camp Sherman, in President
spite the fact that strenuous efforts
have been made TO save it.
other big camps TO be aba ndoned
are Camp Grant. ILL.,; Camp Pike. Ark.
Camp Meade, Nd, except the Frank
lin cantonment for the Tank Corps and
training centre. Camp jackson, S. c.,
and Camp Bragg. y. c. Some parts
of Camp Bragg will be retained for
training National Guard artillery
troops.
Camp Knox is an artillery centre
and is retained only on that account.
Camp Benning, Ga, popularity known
~ the infantry school, will be retained.
Troops now on duty at the camps
scheduled for abandonment will be
tions. The longest troop movement
will be the transfer OF division head
quarters from Camp Pike, Ark, TO
Camp Lewis, Wash, which will be by
rail. Some troops will march 500 miles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
CLAIMS REFUSED BY
ACCIDENT BOARD
coneghto Gets Fixed Compen-
sation for Burns Sustained
at Worth Steel Plant.

At a session of the Industrial Ac-
cident Board yesterday claims by
Robert II. Reynolds, of New Castle.
for additional compensation by reason
of his earning power being diminished
as a result of an accident that renders
him unable to follow his trade as a
painter, were disallowed. 1t was de-
cided to make no change in the a
mount OF compensation that he was
receiving. He had both ankle bones
fractured on August 1919, while paint
ing a building at the Edge Moor
Company's iron plant.
The claims of Howard c. Smith was
temporarily disallowed. Smith lived at
s2e Lombard street. He sought
allowance for a fifty per cent loss in
the use of his right arm, through a
fractured elbow. caused in an accident
at the General Chemical Company's
Plant on April. Is, 1920. He is now
employed by this concern in work
suitable TO his condition and lost only
three weeks time. TIE board reserved
the right TO reopen the case in the flu
ture.
Pietro Coneghtio was allowed a
compensate ton OF s5.2s a week. Com
eghtio is from Philadelphia and he
was burned about the body at the
Worth Steel Ccmpanyis plant Clay
mont. on May. 25. 1920. when molten
steel spilled on him. He was paid
compensation to June 81 this year.
and the company brought the case to
the attention of the board, to deter
mine the degree of loss. in ordsr that
the amount already paid him can be
deducted from the compensation to-
tai.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
C0NTRABAND LIQUOR.
Federal Officers Do Not Credit Repor
That 1t Hns Reached Wilmington.

1t is rumored that cases of the no
torious Pocomoke liquor have been de-
Iivered to bootleggers in this city with
in the last few days. Vague whisper
ings have been going around that the
fire water is being disposed of to reg
ular customers" at So pint
An agent of the Federal prohibition
squad said today that it was possible
that a small consignment from the
alleged rum runner, which is being
detained by United States Marshal
near Atlantic City, pending an inves-
tigation of its mission. might have
been received. No official statement has
been given out, however, to this eff
feet.
Director Boyce, of the local prohi.
bition enforcement Office. expressed
the view that there was little probibal.
ity of the stuff reaching this city, how.
ever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
THEATRE TO
OPEN NEXT SATURDAY
Fine New Photoplay House, at
Delaware Avenue and
Adams Street.

Wilmingtons newest moving picture
theatre. the Parkway, Will give It's
first performance on Saturday after
moon at 2 O'Clock. II is located at
Delaware avenue and Adams street
The pictures arranged for viii have
their first Wilmington showing at
this theatre. A string orchestra has
been engaged to accompany perform
ances. The pictures are to be changed
twice weekly. The. feature pictures
are to be presented by the First
National Exhibitors Circuit. and they
will not be offered at any other theatre
sa Wilmington.
The feature picture TO star on Sat-
urday and continue Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday Is Allen Holubars
drama, MAN. Woman. Marriage,
great love story. starring Dorothy
Phillips. The cast will include also
Ralph Lewis. Margaret Mann, James
kirkwood. Robert Cain. J. Barney
sherry, Shannon Day, Frances Parks
and Emily Chichester. Besides the
feature picture there will be n comedy
presented by the Boxwood Film Co.
The Tooneyville Trolley That Meets
All Trains" and Kineto Review
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
oroxszLL GETS CONTRACT.
Matter was DecIAsd ny The Lsvy
Court Yesterday Afternoon.

Court YestArdAy Afternoon.
No action was taken by the Levy
Court at IT'S session yesterday after
noon on the matter Of the clerical ap-
pointments In the County Board Of
Assessment, the present outit conse-
quently being continued until some
more IL made.
Award was made OF the contract for
section 5-A OF the Lincoln Highway,
from Rosevilie toward Newark. to ID.
O'Connell & Sons, the lowest bidders,
whose price was $S1 ,S61.92.
steps were taken TO remove. as far
as possible. all obstacles to the prompt
completion OF this work by a resolu-
ton asking for action by Resident
Judge Rice to determine finally all
questions of disputed right OF way for
the road.
A change in the item OF the budget
recently adopted, by which $4,000 was
devoted to special maintenance of im-
proved roads" making this apply to
surface treatment" of roads, was
authorized.
The County Engineer vase directed
to prepare plans and specifications
and advertise for bids for a concrete
culvert on the road running from the
I.ovett school house to the Maryland
State Line.
Sarah A. Abramson, who has been
serving in the office in the Court OF
Common Pleas, will be transferred
q, August l 90 the office of County
Engineer Charles f.. Grubb. At in
tervals she will do some work ". the
office OF the Court of Common Pleas.
Her salary will be $50 per month, an
increase of SIS for the double duty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
Temple Club Entertainment.

The Temple Club of St. E.lizabethis
parish held the fourth of a series of
last night at the
church lawn, Oak and Broonle streets
The lawn was illuminated by lanterns
and electric lights More than four
hundred persons attended. Local and
professional talent furnished the en-
tertainment.