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M;t,le Trial Later.

Greenville, Jan. 11.-eontinuanee
of in the case against Edward N.
Mittle of Greenville, charged with
The murder of J. H. Patterson near
Rowesville, S. c., on the night OF
November ID, was granted today 10y
Judge S. W C. shipp, presiding at
the sessions court at Orangeburg,
following consideration OF afiidavits
presented by Mittle's lawyers plead
ing physical disability.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-14
MITTLE BEYOND
BORDER OF STATE
MEDICAL CERTIFICATES PRE-
SENTED AT TRIAL.
Case in orangeburs-Trial of Car.
los corbett Also May Be Heard
Al Present Term.

The State.
Orangeburg, Jan. 10.-The court
of general sessions opened here to-
day with Judge S. W. G, Shipp pre-
siding. The day was largely taken
UP with organization OF the court
and charges to the grand jury. in
the afternoon the case against Ed
ward n. Mittle, charged with the
murder of J. H. Patterson, was call
ed. Mittle did not appear, his at-
terneys appearing for him offering
certificates from two doctors as to
his inability to be present. One was
certificate from Dr.. Clarence b.,
Owen Of Columbia. DR.. Owen stated
that Mittle had called upon HIM and
that Mittle was suffering from head
aches and from some wound in the
head, and as he would be away and
could not, therefore, diagnose the
case, suggested that Mittle go TO
Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore.
There was certificate from DR..
Barker of Baltimore stating that Nit
tie was suffering from trouble of the
mind and that it would be necessary
for Mittle to remain up there about
ten days for observation.
The prosecution endeavored to
show to the court the insutiiclency
of the showing and that Mittle should
be brought to trial. There was no
certificate from any doctor in Green
vile, where Mfttle resides. Mittle IS
now beyond the state of South Caro-
lima, in some nursing home, although
his case is set for trial at this term.
Judge Shipp will announce his deel--
SION in the-case tomorrow. # he de-
cides to order Mittle to trial, Cover
nor Cooper will be asked for neces-.
sary extradition papers to bring Nit
tie to trial.
Another case is that against Car
los Corbett, who is charged with the
murder Of Hugh Tanning and Jule
Cooper, he having been acquitted at
the September term Of this cort OF
the killing Of Bryan saney. Cor
belts case will be called the second
week of the court.
Other murder cases for the week
are those against Bunch Gaallard, ne-
gro. charged with the murder OF ms
wife. Booker T. johnson, negro
charged with killing another negro
at a hot supper; E. L: Byrd, negro OF
this town who operates a pressing
club and tailor shop, charged with
the killing of Julius Robinson, ana
murder cases are also held against
the following negroes: Thomas jam
ison, Moss Hilliard and Lun Gads-
den.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-14
EYES OF PEOPLE
ON LEGISLATURE
SPEAKER coTHRAN TELLS OF
NEEDED LAWS.
Holds Constitutions Forbids Making
Permanent Improvement. by
General Appropriations.
The State, 18th.

The State, 18th.
Calling the attention Of the mem
/ hers of the house of representatives
TO the cry that Is coming insistently
from the people fora reduction in OF
more equitable distribution Of taxes,
Thomas P. Gothran, newly reelected
speaker of the house, yesterday in
addressing the nenabers of The body,
said that the people Of the state have
their ewes on the M 4 members n of the
house and that they win scrutinize
their actions closely The people are
looking to the house for relief, he
said, and he urged chat the question
of taxes be given the most careful
consideration,
..a;sc,,ssad s..d fhs ay;sahi s fixine :
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-14

the status quo, of marking time for
a period, we still can not hope to a.
compiish much in the way of reduc-
ton.
These three causes are open to
you; personally I do not believe that
we will or should take backward
step.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-14

S. S. Cunningham,
Local Registrar.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-14

looking nicely. Our people are prom
ising themselves to plant less cotton
acreage and try to raise more to eat.
Better would do it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-14

Lots Of money was spent Cor fire.
works and there was a big travel on
all the roads, still folks say "hard
times" s."-Tugaloo Tribune.
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Chapter Meeting.

The Dickert-schumpert chapter,
Daughters of the Confedesacy' Will
meet on Saturday, January Is, at 4
o'clock with Mrs. Harry II. Blease.
Boyd Wheeler,
President.
Abbie Gailla1d,
Secretary.
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honor which you have conferred up
on me, and / trust chat my earnest
efforts 70 discharge The duties Of
that position, which sincerely
pledge to you, will be Supported by
the same kindly ccrlside deration.
tsBe to my faults little blind
And to by virtues very kind"
have never known the light to
beat more fereely upon you than It
{ does at this particular time. The
eyes of the whole STATE are upon
you. .
sIt IS true, even though unfortur-
ate, that in discordant times, in the
discomfort and depression of cir
cnnstances, due To causes which you
can not control, the people turn to
the aawmaking power for relief, at
least FOR exemption from increased
burdens.
There is little Of relief that we
can give, little we can do to restore
the era Of prosperity IN which we
basked only a few months ago. and
whose blessings we flung away as a
spendthrift would; thsre is much that
IRE can do in preserving Che state
from greater burdens.
Many New Men.
S: The great majority of this house
are new men, whose conception OF
the difficulties that lie ahead OF them
IS necessarily immature and when
the retrospect win show strangely
inadequate. =,
The most serious problem that vail
arise will be to decide between the
logically unanswerable demands OF
the states educational and charita-
Bile activities and the ability of the
people to respond to those calls. NO
one wants to cripple them; every
one recognizes the reasonableness OF
their requests; we are drawn by the
conflicting emotions of responding
to them and the expediency under
present conditions Of doing so.
We can run the state upon less
money five are satisfied with the
condition which will result thereby.
If we adopt the nj ,gardly policy
of appropristing just as little as
these. institutions can subsist upon'
we very, very naturally reduce the
present appropriations, but there will
he no progress, and if no progress
there will be decadence.
If we adopt the more liberal policy
of advancement, Of improvements, OF
progress, we can not hope to accom-
plish sensible reduction.
IF we adopt policy of preserving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

A valuable dog was killed yesterday
afternoon about o'clock. being run
over by an automobile near the corner
of Sixth and Delaware street. The AM
NAL was owned by Frank Bruce.
Miss Catherine Weldin, who has been
the guest of friends at Glengardenar,
N. j. for several days has returned 10
her home.
Tomato plants for sale, Edward y.
Megginson. Baldtou.-Adv.
This evening Friendshlp Lodge, A.
O. u. w, will meet on the third floor OF
the Town Hall building. At the close OF
the session quoit gnmes Will be played.
Mrs. John T. Stoops and Mrs. William
Keublor attended a convention Mt Snow
liili, Md, yesterday.
Banking hours at New Castle Trust
Co. during daylight savings period. z
"A. m. to y. m. except Saturdays. :
a. m. To II a. m. standard time-Adv.
Roy Harris and william f.outh ~
Marcus Hook. Pa. yesterday were
guests of William Weldin
Victrolas and Records. BrL1gewater.-
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex County Opposition to
Bennett for Federal ProhIbI-
ton Director.
AN OLD SCHOOL LOT GRANT

prem E,er, Evenings Correspondents.
Laurel. Aus es--A very unusual ana
t,,eresttng matter of school history was
a. SEQ, cred recently. when the attorney
10, the laurel board of Education was
ne.rrhing the records for the original
I'm, - m. arst l.aurel school site.
In a deed dated April 3. 1871 n'ad' ny
wnaam Polk and wife to William Fo'N'
Iohn collins Jr caleb Ross. George
Armstrong and Coleweli Windsor. as
trustees for building a school house IN
tn. village of Laurel. plot Of ground
nproNimatrly ~ ny 80 feet is conveyed
ms site vas located. according to inc
lred. II Back and corn streets. at pres
.at Market and Poplar streets The
pllc,. paid for this property for i-aur"I
nr.t school was S33 and thc deed was
..a.noWIrdetd before John DaShiell ana
I,.t.rhN woottcn who wcrc then the
Village ,ustl.ss of the peace
NJ record aS to when n" first Hoard
- lsli.ati5r Wts created has y't been
so4rd hlt ,h. ft,t thpt this plot was
a..J.d - ~, trustees indicates that
III, board ,Nlstcd before he da'c "i
this deed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
HOCKESSIN GRANGE.
Members Enjoy Interesting Program at
Meeting Monday Night.

Hockessin. April 2S--At the regular
meeting of Hockessin Grange on Mon
day evening. April %. the members
were pleasant surprised 10 sec several
visitors from Center Grange
The executive committee. reported
progress on the question OF binders
twine,
After several communications were
read and discussed the following pro
gram was offered:
Singing by the grange; roll call. each
member answering by telling why they
like TO come to grange; reading by ID.
N buckingham: reading House Hunt
ing" by Robert Ycarsley; solo by Frank
Ycarslcy accompanied by Robert Years
lev al the piano; talk on the problems
existing between this country and Ia
pan. IN Claude Clark.
\ lively spelling bee was then en-
,oyed. Interesting remarks by Master
burlington Of center Grange and other
members of both Center and Hockes-
sing oranges were heard.
Refreshments were served and
social hour followed At the next meet
ing each member is asked II possible L
bring the name Of a new member
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Council Requests Mayor to En-
force Ordinance as to Muz-
zling Dogs; Personal Notes.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle. Aprn 2s.-The mem
bers of the old Board of Health. who are
holding over until the new board is
appointed by the city Council met
last evening In the office of Dr, Julius
Dodd and took up tho matter of dogs
running at large without being muz-
zled. ON account of the recent mad
dog scare in New Castle County. the
board deemed IL advisable to request
Mayor w. Leslie Cramer to enforce the
ordinance as to muzzing all dogs, and
a resolution to that effect was passed.
The members In attendance were pres-
dent A. Herman Padberg. Dr. Julius
Dodd, John r. Stoops and Mayor w.
Leslie Cramer
Mrs. T. w. Petty. n Negress who re-
sides at Buttonwoods. was tried before
Mayor w Leslie Cramer last evening
on a warrant sworn out by Mrs Annie
Faulkrod. white. of the same section.
for making threat. The case was dis
missed for lack Of evidence.
At the Young Mems Athletic As~o-
citation meeting last evening which was
largely attended. Robert Wright was
elected secretary and John Proud
treasurer The election of the president
was deferred until the meeting which
will be held next week.
The New Castle Health center which
has been closed since April !. will re
opcn on Nav Miss Alice Vail of
Della ware city viii he thc nurse In
charge. She will also have charge of
tho center in Middletown and Delaware
city.
This evening the Now Castle civic
club will rcet in tho room on the sec
ond floor of the Town Hall AT O'Clock,
now time
John rctrvn. I2 years of ago, foil
from n tree near his homc. 700 Clymer
street Yesterday and broke his right
arm Attention wns given by pr Isewis
Hooker
Al tho congregational meeting held
Monday evening hy tho members ~ tho
Christiana Presbyterian church VII
liam T Harrington Of Rear wna re
elected trustee for the period Of thro"
years
The members % tho recently "rfa y +
ized tank curpa will conduct weekly
Friday evening dances in tho Van DYKE
Arr,orv beginning tomorrow evening
George Raoon truant officer. for the
local schools. was kopt unusually busy
Yesterday distributing notices to par
enta
The members ~ the tanl, corps are
making extensive improvements - mo
interior ~ the building by coating tho
woodwork with varniah The work "
! r,r,odoline and rppairing by Veral of
! Tho contractors H. about completed.
rrnc Sow Castle Century club will
r,oct tomorrow afternoon a . 80 O'Clock
NJ. George Greenwood will have charge
| ~ current Events" and MtFH Elizabeth
/ Tvbout viii read other literature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
DYIAw ARR CITY NEWS.

Delaware CRY April 2N.-The steamer
Genera Care1 winch serves Forts du
ponf. Delaware and Mott. returned from
Wilmington Vher. = propeller was IN
stalled and resumed regular trips today
The FIRST summer dance by the senior
class ~ the Delaware City High School
Will be held in the FIRE engine house
next saturday evening
James 7 CHM Of Atlantic city. n j..
g. spending two weeks here with Mr.
and Mrs wallace Daniels
Mrs IT. r. Pric, and Mrs. y. w
WuAenson left this morning for Snow
I'm Md AZ delegates 20 the Presby-
tcrau society of New Castle County
prcshytcry
Charles Lehr Of Philadelphia. is a
guest ~ his daughter. Mrs. Philip
Armstrong
BOY scout Troop No i will give
hake FRIDAY afternoon, for the benefit
81 the baseball team
Frank Collins has purCha sed new
Ford automobile
Miss Gertrude Corbit is III at her
home or Fifth street
Cuurtland Saxtou of Camden y j.. is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
TO ENFORCE DOG ORDINANCE.

Smyrna. April 2S.-Thc new dog or
dinancc enacted recently by Iowh
Council will go into effect on May l..
and for the first time in many years a
dog tax win be imposed on all dogs
in this town. During the past week
more than a hundred dogs have been
registered by Henry 5. Anthony, town
alderman. Dogs running at large not
registered will be taken TO the pound
and. IL not claimed and the fine and
costs paid within "a hours. will be killed.
The Councilmen are determined to
rid the community OF all unclaimed
CANNES that roam about the streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkton. Md. April 2S.-Citizens Of
Cecilton have set sunday. May S. as the
date. for laying the corner stone of their
new Community House. They have
secured Rev W A Wise. superinten-
dent of MiddIetown district NJ. +
Conference to preach the sermon, and
Rev G. L. Hubbard. of 81 Paul's NJ +.
church. Wilmington. TO make the ad-
dress at the afternoon exercises.
The funeral Of Alexander Fl. George,
who for over so years was postmaster
a. Elk Neck. was neld this afternoon
Mrs. o H. Haggerty Of Port Deposit
announces the marriage Of her daugh-
ter Miss Jaen Haggorty to James Dunn
az ireland. in Chicago on Friday last.
John ". McCoolc. Jr. of Elkton was
operated on at Union Hospital, yester-
day. for appendicitis. He is IN good
condition.
Mrs. John H. Terrell and her mother,
Mrs William Silly. who have been i'll
for several months. are in a critical
condition.
Elkton Town Council has appointed
r. Day Cantwell and John r. Mahoney
registers OF voters. and Joshua NJ. Ash
judge, for the election, TO be held in
May.
Henry Duff, is confined to his home al
Earleville by a broken leg caused by
being thrown from a fractions horse.
Owing to a mad dog running at large
in Chesapeake City, the Town Commits
sioners have ordered all dogs there to
be muzzed.
The remains Of Mrs. John W. Nc
Cloud, who was found dead in the bath
room OF her home, in Elkton Tuesday
were taken TO Sullivan, Indiana, yes
fardav for ip+arr7eDt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
Do You Know a Baby Sick
With Constipation {
Tell the mother 10 give half teaspoon
ful Of Dr. Csidweifs
Syrup pepsin-

MO thoughtful mother with children
~ in the house will risk being without
a good, reliable laxative II will save
many serious illness, many
Doctors visit.
When the baby cries and Is fretful,
when the boy has no appetite and won
play, when the girl is listless and fever.
ish, when there are complaints ~
headaches and colds, the mother can
suspect constipation. Give Or. Cald-
well's Syrup Pepsin in the small dose
prescribed on the bottle, when you put
the child 10 bed, and with morning the
aiIment viii have disappeared.
DR.. Caldweil's Syrup Pepsin Is .
popular compound Of Egyptian SIENNA
and other simple laxative herbs with
pepsin and pleasant-tasting sronatics. n
acts gently and mildly, and children
take Il without objection. A siYty-cent
bottle Is enough 10 last an average fam
ily many months The ingredients are
endorsed in the u s. Pharrnacopoeis,
and last year American mothers bought
over eight million bottles ~ Dr Caid-
Wells Syrup Pepsin from druggists u
is the largest selling liquid laxative ~
the world, and few cautious families are
ever without H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SAMUEL N. OONNELL,
EX-MAyOR Of NEWARK
Died at His Home i'm That Town,
Yesterday. After Long, Busy
and Useful Life.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. April 2s.--samuel NJ Dom
nell. aged II years formerly mayor of
Newark and for many years in the
real estate and insurance business. died
~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon az his
home on Main street He had been ill
only two weeks. having suffered what
IL thought to have been a slight par
nlytic stroke. Tho funeral will be held
from hia late home az o'clock Satur-
day afternoon. interment at White Clay
Creek cemetery.
Mr. Donnell was born in Montgomery,
Alabama. Ills father. Andrew Donneil.
was born In ireland and va. a mer-
chant In Montgomery before coming to
Newark. about 60 years ago. He bought
what is now the Jack" Armstrong
farm, Just outside the town.
Mr.. Donneli spent his boyhood days
on this farm and attended the Newark
Academy He afterwards attended a
business college in Philadelphia and
then returned to Newark and started
In tho real eatate business nearly half
century ago. In 1879 he married Mary
Gooch. sister ~ the late J. wilkins
Cooch. who survives him.
Mr. Donueli served az member NJ
i Council and later aq mayor of Neyvsr y
i for seycyal terms. He wax lifelong
i Democrat hut never held party office
aa outside ~ representing White clay
] Creek hundred on the Democra tic Coun
/ ~ Committee. several years ago, He
/ was trustee ~ Newark Academy. Al
/ rector Of the Farmers Trust Co >
/ notary pubic for many years and a
/ trustee ~ Newark Presbyterian church
/ lie was alao = member ~ Hiram f>pdFr
! A. p md A. NJ
n addition - hie widow he lesve~
! two eiafera. Sfrs f3enrFe " Marshall
81 Milford and Mrr Mauiey Drennen n
! rslktnn Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
NINS ~ NV tRk.

~.a..a Ann IS ~ Walter J.
- ,af lt,r, nsn.ns "fii'". ~
T.i, G,a.l ~ Vocational Edu
sa ,lir.ssed Is, students 81 me
i, e,ha..,..a. pn~er = ~" n'v"r-
p.aV,r, Wot Hall. vos-
-, n..rr- ,,aoe bow d'sahod
IS crs nf.4rh sa' rnm"nt a'd e"
e,a q. -ap.,tsor tt-'ne hr taking
a. u.t .al6-
Is, ..ac - s. Johns cath
= ne r.,. hak" saturday.
s.. V,eh. at.p lausc porch
.e t rH s,r' fcc h''wocn
~, Vtutr ,.r VII n e''r'"f
y. s.. ~tt.4,
I'st. fr"n ~ ~
M IS. \,oarh hirh school
,p. @t mau, - rrid,v evening
,. vi ~ Ne 2. " owens.
~. " 81 ~t, Mrs William y.
tl..la ~, ,.,orE. Townsend Mrs
M. n ~ charles N,,uo.
II, u,ueht,4 Nrs , $ payctt
,t Il ef.. Z N-s " cooper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
m. RgPpLIER TO sPgAK.
To Address Employment Managers on
Physical Examination Of Empioyes.

Al the monthly meeting of the VII.
ninRton Employment Managers A..
aociation on Friday next, DR.. s. J. Rep
pliar, chief medical director Of the Curtis
Publishing Company OF philadelphia
will speak on Physical Examination ~
Employees
Many employers az we'll as employees
have the wrong impression of the pur-
pose OF physical examination Of en-
ployea. These physical examinations
are not made with n view Of elluinat.
Ing from Industry those who arr unni.
The examination will, of course. dis
close the weak or diaea aed condition of
tho applicant and this information is
confid.ntiaIly given 10 the employer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
NILS STRAWBERRIES

sc.f.v9 Arrt eS The strawberry
he.1, fous, as sometimes
c,nea b.s mad - appearance In this
s.erer and p.tt ~ havoc WITH many
...-1.e h.r,~ s farmer OF I}rOad
.,,..t .od,sd sad Yesterday that tho
,.N....t .ss BAD invaded his
h. hc couldn't ind
-.,a, e~s au5-a,y IN, prospects
Ms fAru. would 10 very
H..ae
Tho tN..'|' .'"Sf -
t.,..-t. t.a .es,et IL appears on
o....,, .t h,s IS droVes. and has
...un IS smpl,triy rain field Of
-, t4,b.r. i s.ue.e night.
...,.t,..~ a5.a are now being found
h e, numbers poiat" painh'S. y
n#...u Is, a4.d winter Weathe'
,...ts..tea ,hes, pests n such unusual
a o.ar- .tt~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
KITCHEN SHOWER.

Laurel. Aprsl 2s.--MIss Pearl Ward
was given kitchen shower nj her
home. Tuesday evening. and received
many pretty and useful gifts.
Those prcscus were: Mrs. Leon ilol-
Iowav. Mrs w. q. Bennett. Mrs. {. {.
Ellis. Mrs. j. T.. Wright Mrs. w. Adams.
HATTIE, Marvel. Ethel Oldhcld. Emma
Elliott. Iva Goodwin. Katie Phillips.
Nvrtlc HuCnson. Clara Elliott, 'essic
Lowe. Willie Evans. Nina Allen. Minnie
Uorscy. RufU Wright. Grace Johnson.
Francis Hayes. Mary Gordy, Lucinda
Bailey. \cttic Collins. Harvey Knowles;
Misses. Edna ward. Elsie King. FlosE'C
Elliott NcttiC HeaCham. Ruth Lloyd.
Elsie WhaIcy Flora Crockett. Dorothy
Hcarn Mildred FgEs and Mary Wind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
GOES TO WEST POINT.
William VI. Morford, Jr.. Successful I'm
March Examinations.

William ~. Morford. .Ir.. of b2a East
Tenth street. was among the succesaful
candidates who took the March pre-
liminary examination for the United
states Military Academy at West Point.
rs announced yesterday by the War
Department at Washington.
Young Morford was appointed 10 the
cadetshp by United States Senator
Wolcott. lie Is is years old. and IL n
graduate of the February class Of the
Wilmington High school lie was eNe
cnpt from tho mental examinations be
cause Of the high average he made In
his exa xaminations Morford will enter
the acndemy In juno
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
SELECTION APPROVED.

A.,. - The advisory com
-. ft.nlhl.cau state Centra,
s.,,. 8SapnrpVed uf the ap-
......., ,,e,re. x Bennett OF
=. p.avar .rohibition d.
~. ss,orab.. 80 thc ap-
....,,,,.,. :, f,rmer sat, Treasurer
.r-.., Ea,.ns :, S,aford or a
/. -scN ~ MS IMAM - hIS r8i"r'.
r.. commute. sont toiegrams to
f.....d e,afes senate RaH and CON
,...s.,,s, stor protesting against
-, .,..s.,,,,,.r. - 1thcf Bennett or
" urerttnr - III. committee
~ an esri1 date whom a
..t. 4htas ~ bc made
So, ....r,, Eopub.can women also
cpnosc btnnctt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28
CNSIS II kFNT COT RI.

#. e.,n..., #.urf vratcrda, was
4 ~. g.. Fl. ,as that ~ tuthcr
..a- N r, ll,.tt 41d ltay-
4 -vt,h. +, t.-anta ar farnt ~ Ncs-
tatA osac's .iatminE Trihhctt
..,a -, mad. fgn sctti,mort for crops,
a,rr +, agreement rho jury re
t..r ned erdie, iu fa,ef cf Trihheti.
h rrn,.,4r ae. of overland
,,..,,,, j., - r.uthet RradIcv FOR the
....,,e-, n - automobile tn Judgment
70 $50 vss g,Neu ~ fsEof "t m oN'r-
land Harper 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-28

spending week here with MS parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Saxton.
NJ kss Evelyn Blaylock OF Fort du roht,
gave n saIrprise party to Miss Bessie
Hagan at her home. last evening. The
following guests attended: Misses Rose
Schroeder. Bessie Jameson. Lucy Cor
bit, G1r1nie Baker. Minerva Schultz.
Dorothy Stanley. Josephine Hagan, Ida
Mcintosh. James and Merritt Padley
Irwin Rose. Albert Bowen. Davis Coale,
Anthony Smith. Crawford Johnson and
Sergeant Gilbert kennedy OF Fort uu
pont.