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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
NEW CASTLE SCHOOL
AFFAIRS DISCUSSED
Many Matters Considered at
Board Of Education Meeting
Last Night.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. Dec. 22.--The Board OF
Education met last evening in regular
monthly session In the Office OF Supt.
Henry Il. Snayely. An itemized report
Of the receipts and expenditures G.
the New Castle Athletic Association
was received from Samuel u. McKnitt,
the treasurer, which was ordered re-
c ,ved and flied. The sum OF $50 was
appropriated to Miss Virginia Guis-
man. TO carry on the work OF the
Homo Economics department. Sccre-
tary Snavcly was instructed to pH-
chase from J. 7. 4 l.. Il. Eliason, Inc,
used duplicator at the pricc OF $40.
The schools Will close tomorrow af-
ternoon after the rendering OF tho
Christmas exercises and will reopen on
Tuesday. January 8. The Snavel,
checks for the teachers and janitor
were ordered drawn for the month OF
December, payable before the Christ
mas holidays. The following bills were
approved and ordered paid: William
Deakyne. s34.so; Jacob Shannon. $50.
SO; Buffers Inc, s4.46: New Jersey
School Furniture Company. si35; Mil
ton Bradley, s24.26.
| Last evening the members Of tn,
Good VIII Fire Co. responded TO two
fires at the home of George Nc
MiclSIn of Ninth and Washington
streets. caused by defective flue OF 9
chimney In the rear part OF tn,
house. The first alarm was sent in a.
7.30 and the second at $50. Littl,
damage was done to tho house anf
contents.
The members OF the Associates
Home Charities committee met lss
| evening in the office OF Mayor w
Leslie Cramer and discussed plans 70
| lac making of tho Christmas baskets
'or the needy of the city. The mem
bers of tho Masonic Hall Co. granite,
he use of tho Opera House ~ whicl
to prepare the donations. The follow
ng committee will begin TO prepar
The various kinds OF foodstuffs TO
morrow aft~rncon at o'clock: Mrs
Edward n. Naylor,' Mrs. Julius Dodd
John McDevitt, Miss Elsie Black. Mis-
Ann DUNCAN, Mrs. Mary McCauleS
Mrs. Joseph II. Dougherty and Mayo
'ramer. The committee reported ther
were about 60 families, who were 1
need. Edward Beck donated tho us
Of his automobile IN the collection c
Che contributions from the resident
of the rural New Castle district.
The members OF tho. Sophomor
class Of the New Castle High Schot
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JUNIOR FARx RS SCHOOL.

Newark. Dec. 2s.--Ahout ono hun
dred boys and girls. mostly members
Of various clubs throughout the State.
will attend the third annual Junior
Farmers short Course AT the univer'
slty OF Delaware from Tuesday to Fri
day OF next week. Most Of those who
attend have won n free scholarship
Tor the course by some special achieve
fnont during the year In the v9rious
branches ~ club work.
The young visitors viii have sleep
ina quarters In ltarter Hall and viii
sot their meals at The Commons. \.
u. Cobb. state Club leader. win be IN
charre Of the course and viii be
assisted by various others connected
with tho Agricultural Extension De-
nartmout and the County Agents. For
mcr state Club Leader Theodore t.
Martin, now IN similar work al
springfield. Mass, viii address the
Young students Tuesday evening.
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To stop courhinr q, xlrht.

When anyone IS suffering from /.
bronchial affection or has cough
that fingers on and grows worse a.
night. tho loss Of sleep tends %
weaken the sufferer and grows more
serious th6 longer Il e. neglected. Mrs.
NJ. Suter, SAT Longbrook Ave, STRAIT
ford. Conn. writes: "Foley'e Honey
and Tar has given me great relief
from severe attack q bronchitis. q"
No medicine stands higher through
out tho nation as o family rer1edy
for colds. coughs and Group. 81. B.
Danforth.-Adv.
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SUSSEX COUNTY WEDDINGS.

Georgetown. Dec. 22.--Miss Ethel
NJ. Joseph. daughter OF Cornelius r.
Joseph of Midway, and Joseph e.
Marsh. son OF late Erasmus J. Marsh
of near Lewes. were married by Rev,
w. s. Grant at Rehoboth Beach. Sat
urday night.
Miss Ida II. Kitchens Of I1agsboro
and James T.. Parsons Of, MilIsboro
were married at the latter place. Sat-
urday night by Rev. II. p. Moore.
Pearl M. Waller of Delmar and v
II. Moore Of Bacon's, near Laurel
We're married. Saturday night al
Laurel, by Rev. J. p. George, pastor
of Laurel M. u. Circuit.
Miss Linda NJ. Steele. daughter oi
Harry Steele, and Clifford, son OF An
drew Johnson, both OF Lewes, were
married. Saturday night, at Rehobotl
Beach, by Rev. w. S. Grant.
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Song. Silent Night" school; address
Of welcome. Paul Steele; exercise by
tho Primary Department: rccitations.
Richard Steele, Mary Mccain. Lester
Maloncy. ella Pitman. Edward ".
Carey, recitation. christmas Secrets"
George Paxon; song, Away In the
Manger." primary department; recita-
tion. christmas Key Edgar and
Francis Buchanan, recitation. II Won
der" Dorothy Steele; recitation,
christmas Flowers" Dorothy Bush,
song, "OId Jack Frost" Primary De-
partmont: recitation. AN Open Let
ter" John Pitan; recitation. How
Father Feels About IT," Michael
Ferris; recitation. Our Prayer Anna
Treslcr; recitation, 70 Little Town Of
Bethlehem" William Buckman, VIII
liam Pitam. Frank Bush; duet, Christ
Was Once a Little Baby" Ethel and
Margaret MaIoney; recitation. Silent
Night. Holy Night" Robert Cook /;
song. christmas Morn" school, reel
tation, christmas Gift" class OF girls;
rccItation, "Old Santa Claus" VIII
! liam Steele; recitation. "a Celestial
Choir" Edith Buchanan; christmas
GIFT" Lula Freeman, Frances Hon-
man, Reba Walling. Margaret Ma
lbney. Myrtle coale; dialogue. Christ
mas In a Cellar" Jumping Jack.
Reba walling: Stranger" Lula Free
man; Bread" Catherine Harrison
Cranberry Sauce" Myrtle Coale
1 MARY" Anna Tresler; Potato,
Francis Hoffman; Cookie" Mareare
Maloney; MIX" Edith Buckman
'Fire,' John Pitman; Wise Men.
William Pltam; Clarence Maloney
rags" Ethel Maioney; "Wise Man.
, William steele; Doll" F1orenc
Long; song. Merry, Merry christ
mas 10 ALL" school.
Tomorrow evening the members 0
; the Company n second basketball
team viii play the Anchor A. c. team
in the Van Dyke Armory.
7 On Monday evening tho Compan.
: II first team VIII play the Servic
= Battery Co. Of Wilmington In the Va
: Dyke Armory.
Lancaster and Jones, tomorrow eve
ming win open an ice cream parlor q
the parlors formerly occupied b
I Louis Thompson. W. Fifth street,
! Adv.
Col. a. Z. Fslkner OF Camp Brigr
n. G., is spending the holidays wit
his family.
On Tuesday evening next A dane
, will be held in tho Van Dyke Armor
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under the direction Of Misc Marian
Swan, teacher OF English and Latin
are holding rehearsals for their Christ
mas play which VIII take place to-
morrow afternoon In tho auditorium
Of the High School beginning at 2
o'clock.
There will be no services in the
Emmanuel Church tomorrow evening
on account OF the decoration Of the
church for tho midnight services OF
Saturday evening and the Christmas
services on Sunday.
Roland Morris, recently United
States Ambassador to Japan, made g
short visit to this city yesterday and
attended the funeral service for Mrs
Mary Rodney Adair, in Emmanuel
Church.
George II. Madden. choirmastcr and
organist Of the Emmanuel Church
has prepared the following musica
program for the midnight services be.
ginning on Saturday evening at 11.4i
and the morning service beginning or
Sunday at IL o'clock: Midnight Euch.
artist, anthem, Angels From The
Realms OF Glory" Masliill: Introi
hymn. while Shepherds Watche,
Their F-locks." Gabrielle; Communion
Service In e." Godfrey; hymn, &c
Little Town Of Bethlehem" Redner
offertory anthem. GLORY TO God in th'
Highest" Loe; communion hymn
Jesus Gentlest Savior" Gould; "Clor
Ia In Exceeis." Godfrey; carol. "Silen
Night" Haydn; recessional hymn, 81
Came Upon the Midnight Clear" VIII
/ lis postlude, Festival March," Ba
tiste. Sunday service, Morning Pray
er and Holy Eucharist-Processio
hymn, "Adeste Fidelis." Redding
l"Venite." Mendelssohn; FESTIVAL T
Deum In D." Hopkins; 'Benedictus,
Oratch; Introit hymn, Angels Fror
the Realms of Glory" Maskell; com
munion service in II, Tours; anthem
Behold / Bring You Good Tidings,
Simpler: offertory anthem. "Brightes
and Best" Stephens; communio
hymn, Thou Dldst Leave Th
Throne" Matthews: Gloria in Ez
celsis," Ellwagner. "Nunc Dimittis
Harris; recessional hymn, 'TIark Th
Herald Angles Sing" Mendclssohn
postlude. March in r." Guilmant.
]. r. e. l.. r. Eliason. Inc, are cor
structing large new lumber shed {
two stories high. in their lumber var
which Will take in 1880 square fe,
Of space. Tho building is OF fran
structure.
The members OF the Dobbinsvill
Sunday school OF the Methodist Epis
copal Church tomorrow evening wi
hold their Christmas exercises q
Seventh and Clymer streets. The 10
lowing program has been arranged
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Dec. s2.--NIr. and Mrs. Nor
man Godwin are spending several days
with friends and relatives in Baiu-
more.
Harry Elliott Of Philadelphia was n
guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Win Melvin the
first OF tho week.
Elizabeth Bacon, who is attending n
lualness school "a Washington. ID.
e.. is spcndlng a month here with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. VIII Bacon.
Captain Fred Morton, who has just
returned from a trip to Haiti. and
whose skip. the Jacob W. Hook, IS
anchored m Baltimore harbor, is
spending the Christmas holidays here
with his family.
william Warner, % the u s. s.
North Dakota, is spcndinS a fifteen
days leave Of absence here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner.
Nlss Margaret Swain. daughter Of
Rchort N. Swain, formerly OF this
sown. 10 critically 81 with diphtheria
at her home IN Georgetown.
AZ meeting held in the Owls
flail. Monday evening. a great many Of
tho baachall onthusiastics met Samuel
rrcck. who ia 20 manage the Laurel
team during the next baseball season.
Charles Rodney OF Philadelphia IS
spendins the Christmas holidays here
wAh his family
Raymond Wilhelm. who IS employed
n Philadelphia. is here with his par
cuta Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wilhelm,
or Water street.
Nr. and Mrs. George Bcachan, an
nounco the engagement of their
daushtcf. Mottio 10 Mr.. Frank Ben
son % this town, the marriage 70
takc place Saturday evening, Decem-
her "a. Miss Boacham is employed in
the Office % the State Register and Nr
Benson Is a farmer near Laurel.
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by tho members Of tho Company ".
The music win be furnished by the
Madden orchestra.
Eyersharp pencils. fountain pens
and Eaton. Crane x Pixies sintionory.
all acceptable gifts. full assortment az
". Challenger g. Hon. Prescription
Pharm3cists.--Ady.
50 or extra trousers with ali suits
ordered before Xmas. ". Waldman.
tailor--Adv.
Delicious assorted chocolates 40
pound box, Just received ". Chal-
Ienger e. Son. Prescription pharrna-
cists.--Adv.
See MORTAL Thornton for xrnrs
trees. i0S East Third street,--sdv.
victrolas ond Records. - Bridge
watory--Adv.
Special bargains. saturday only.
mems hip boots 1850, Sioopss-A6Y.
Chocolates and mixtures PACKED n
neat five-pound boxes. 81. white.
--AdY.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Laurel. Dec. aa.--i.sst evening. Miss
cladyB Ellis entertained IN honor, OF
hcr eighteenth birthday anniversary
The evening was delightfully."- spent
IN games and music, followed by re.
fro,hmcnts.
Among the guests present were:
MlHfcs Helen Galloway Of Dolmar;
Blanche Wooten, Louise Records,
Louise German, Eloise Rodney. Flo
Culver, Florence Galloway. Gladys
Ellis, Messrs. Elmer Powell and WAL
iy Galloway OF De.mar; Aldop War
r.hgton. Dallas H. Thompson. Philip
Marvel. Hell Ellis and Clyde Cecil.
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SUSSEX TEACHERS TO MEET.

Georgetown, Dec. 22.-PreIiminary
arrangements for the annual meeting
OF the Sussex County Teachers AS
sociation, TO be held here January 90
81. have been made by the executive
committee. Congressman Simeon ID.
Fess Of Ohio is scheduled 10 speak on
Friday night, January 20. and Satur-
day morning. January 81.
For the evening of the first day Q
supper has been planned. and arrange
ments made for lodging and breakfast
by the entertainment committee.
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Mems Club % Celebrate.

Members Of the Mems Club Or West
Presbyterian church wiz have a spe-
program -or Christmas The SER
vices viii be largely musical consist
Ing Of Chri-tmas carols by fhe i1sr.
with special NUMBERS by the Irli.
quartette and by Pyie's orchestra. On
New Years afternoon Dr. Wilson AuiI
ot New York viii deliver a lecture on
the subject The World Catastrophe. 4"
There win be special music on that
occasion by Pylc's Orchostr- 1nd tas
male quartette. Monday night. Jar4-
ary ?, viii be ladies' night when fh.
motion picture The Men of Tomorrov I"
viii be shown.
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EXPLOSION AND FIRE.

Milford, Dec. 22.-Tuesday even
Ing large carbide tank exploded in
the new theatre building at Milford
which caused quite n blaze and
threatened TO ignite the building. An
alarm was sent in and the flames We're
extinguished by the Carlisle fire COM
pany.
In order that the theatre, which is
under construction. may be rushed 10
completion it is lighted at night from
these tanks TO furnish light for a
might shift"
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec. 22.-Miss Davis
OF Laurel, has resigned ms teacher of
Delaware City public school and has
gone to visit her sister, Mrs. g. V.
Wood Of Harrisonburg, Virginia, be-
fore returning home.
Next Tuesday evening the Sunday
School of the Presbyterian Church will
hold Christmas entertainment and
treat for the children.
The choir of the Presbyterian Church
will give cantata. Sunday evening,
entitled "The Light of the World
with a reading by Henry VanDyke.
entitled "The Other Wise Man."
Miss Minerva Shultz will spend
Christmas week with relatives In Bal
fillmore.
Harry Fayer OF Germantown, Pa, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Webb
Of Port Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunning OF
Ridley Park, Pa, are here visiting
his mother, Mrs. Hugh Dunning.
Girls Community Club will entertain
the Boy Scouts on Monday evenIns
in the Sunday School room of The
Presbyterian Church.
District superintendent Watt VIII
conduct services on New Years Day al
l1o.30 o'clock in St Georges NJ. 10
Church. New Years afternoon at
o'clock he will conduct services al
Summit and at 3 o'clock win hold Tho
quarterly conference.
Miss Maria Collins Is spending two
weeks with her niece. Mrs. JOSEPH
ouigley, In Philadelphia.
| Mrs. John Todd of Greenwood Il
spending Christmas week here VIII
Iher parents, Rev. and Mrs. u. w
| Layfield.
Homer Burnett. who has been en-
ployed in the clothing department a
Fort du pont. has been laid OH.
Retired Sergeant August Walters
while repairing chair, yesterday, sc
verely gashed, the thumb of his lei
hand.
Miss Mildred Bender IS III at he
home at Port Penn.
l. Reba Vaughn is seriously III VIII
pneumonia at her home on Washing
ton street.
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PAPERS COMBINED.

Dec. 22.-Thc Dover Dciawarean Is
now being published At tho State
Sentinel printing Office, In accordance
with the consolidation or merger OF
the two offices.
The State Sentinel force IL doing the
work for both papers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
COUNTY CHRISTMAS TREE.

Georgetown. Dec. 22.-Through the
efforts OF Miss Caroline Thompson,
Sussex county Child Welfare nurse.
with headquarters here, Georgetown
will have q community Christmas tree
and sing on Saturday night OF this
week.
The exercises will take place in the
Public Square, and the combined
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CHRISTMAS DANCE.

M!ddietown. Dec. 2.--1he young men
Of liiddletown have issued invitations
Tor their Christmas dance TO be given
Monday evening. December &c In the
New Century Club building on North
Broad street.
Wards orchestra OF Dover VIII fur
nish the music and pleasing program
VIII be provided.
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CHRISTMAS CAROLS.

Doven Dec. 22.-Christmas carols
will be sung here Monday evening
December 26. in front OF the state
House, according TO a program ar
ranged by the Dover Rotary Club and
the Dover Choral Society. II has
been planned 10 have the opening
number OF the program sung from the
cupola Of the State House.
After the singing OF the carols the
Rotary Club will distribute a Christ
mas treat TO Dover children under 12
years OF age.
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Viola several weeks ago, Harry Chatcho
and John Kirvinsky. they being want
cd for burglary and larceny OF money
at Pottsvllle. Pa.
A retainer was sent by ths Potts-
villo police for tho boys. when the
Delaware authorities get through with
thcm.
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SUSSEX ENGINEER.

Georgetown. Dec. 22.-Robcrt Clark
Hill OF Redden. four miles north OF
here, who for the past three months
has been acting as engineer OF Sussex
county. was elected engineer for 1922
by the Sussex County Levy Court.
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WANTED At POTTSyILLE.

Dover, Dec. 22.-Deputy-Attorney
General Earl d. Wiley yesterday re-
ceived additional information from the
police authorities at Pottsvifle. Pa.
relative 70 two boys arrested near
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choirs Of the churches will have charge
OF tho singing. Rev. william Gibson.
pastor Of First Presbyterian Church.
will be musical director.
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NEWARk MOTIFS.

Newark. Dec. 22.--The Christmas
exercises At the High School VIII lie
acid st l.s0 o'clock tomorrow in the
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pferernuse. schlittlcr's. 500 King
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-24
Jax Practically
Sure Vocational
Training School
Try A.sociated Prern.l

Washington, Dec. 24.-Selection of
Camp johnson at Jacksonville as the
site for the vocational training uni
versity to be established by the vet
eran's bureau is understood today to
be practically decided upon by Direc-
tor Forbes. Mr.. Forbes planned to
see President Harding today to OBJ
tain his authorization for use of the
former army cantonment in the south
for one of the training universities
being established in various parts of
the country.
If unable to see the president to-
day Mr.. Forbes is expected to obtain
the desired authorization Monday.
While bureau officials are non-com-
initial, they are understood to be-
lieve that unless some last-minute
changes in plans are made the insti-
tuition will be placed at Jacksonville.
The university would be practical
ly the same as the one established at
Camp Sherman, where it opened with
500 students, with capacity of
5000.
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Navy Vessels Are :.
Sold for a Song
IBy AssocIa;ed Prexs.n

Portsmouth, N. H., Dec. 24-News
of the sale by the navy department of
IL vessels, some of which are station
ed here, had been received at the ma
Wy yard here. According to the list
as made public the principal ships in
volved are the cruiser Brooklyn, the
collier Astoria and the destroyer
Smith.
The Brooklyn was sold to the Am
erican Iron and Steel Company of
Oakland, Calf, for 1866; collier
Astoria to Richard T. Greene, Chel-
sea, Mass, for $3O,5OO; the collier
Vega to G. H. Croker, San Francisco,
for $4,000, and the destroyer Smith
to J. D. Hitmer, Philadelphia, for
$6,176. Others were:
U. S. S. Intrepid, N. Parker, San
Francisco, $4,O15; patrol vessel Ga
latea, A. A. Tanos, New York, price
not given; Eagle boat No. 25, ]. D..
Hitmer, Philadelphia, $1,O26; subma-
rine chaser No. 43O, Thomas E. James
Philadelphia, $3,1OO; No. 264, Steve
Bellies, Mobile, Ala, $3,506; No. 119,
A. A. Tanos, New York, $1,100; No.
80, Edward Sumara, New York,
s1,255; tug Oriole, William Matson,
Baltimore, $237.
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WILL BE NO LET-UP
IN JAPAN'S NAVY YARDS
CBy Associated PressD

Toxic, Dec. 24.-All the ship yard
laborers in Japan are assured con-
tinued employment for at least a
year in completing the ten light
cruisers and "a destroyers now
building or projected. This assur-
ance comes from Vice Admiral Kei-
suke Okada, chief of the department
of naval equipment. AS result of
the understanding reached at Wash
ington work has been suspended on
four battleships and four battle
cruisers.
Assuming that the Japanese gov
ernment will be allowed to proceed
with the building of the auxiliary
craft, Vice Admiral Okada recon-
mends such ALLEGATION of the work.
men as to preserve the efficiency of
all dock yards possible.
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Ocean Greyhounds
Racing Old Santa
to Get in Today
(By Associnted Prcssl

New York, Dec. 24.-Ocean liners
and Santa Claus today were racing
against time.
Big passenger vessels, stretching
themselves to the limit, were speed
ing into port, to land their voyagers
in time for them to reach their in
land homes before Kris Kringle slid
down the chimney.
Yesterday four craft-the Adriat-
ic, Frederick VIII, American Le-
gion and Cedric-came plowing
through the fog. The liners were
held somewhat in check by the murk
however, for there were limits Of
caution beyond which masters dared
not press their ships.
Whenever the weather cleared fol-
few hours, however, the vessels
were tuned up far above fficincy
sped, and though the coal consump.
tion grew greater with every knot
added to the speed, thousands of dol
lars worth of black diamonds were
hurled into the roaring fireboxes.
Many passengers were bushes!
men who had only with greatest diff
ficulty, in some instances flew il
airplanes across the channel-caugh
the last boat calculated to get then
home in time to fire the Yuletide lot
in some western town. Their hope!
fell with the fog, and from the tril
from quarantine up the harbor the!
could be seen standing at the rail
their watches in their hands, figur
ing the chances of catching the traii
on which they werec ounting.
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Or. LORENz RESTORES
SPEECH TO AC IRESS
HURI IN AUTO SMASH
Famous Surgeon Brings
New Life to Woman
With Back Broke
(By Associated Press)

New York, Dec. 24-Speechless as
the result of a fractured skull and
other injuries received in an automo-
bile accident 80 days ago, Miss Mary
Moore, an actress who was aided re-
Gently BY Dr. Adolf Lorenz, noted
Austrian orthopedic surgeon, is able
to speak again.
Shortly after she was brought to
the Broad street hospital one of the
most extraordinary operations known
to science was performed on her while
she was in death-like stupor. One
vertebra had been fractured, and
there was a subluxation of three 9th
er vertebrae, besides a multiple frac-
ture of the skull. The fractured ver-
zebra was reset, the three misplaced
ones were returned to their normal
position and decomposition oper.
alton was performed on the skull.
When DR.. Lorenz saw her on Dec.
ember a she was wearing a harness
over her head, neck and shoulders
He recommended that the injured
members be placed in plaster cast
and suggested a mode of treatment
which was adopted by the surgeons ir
charge. She gradually regained hel
strength and yesterday when physi
clans and nurses first talked to her
she could only articulate "yes" ant
mo"
Later in the day, Miss Moore was
able to speak short sentences and tc
write brief notes.