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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

Aa4At-F Attctftf ff0R
Forrest Lake, Of the state road
department., which has been
handed TO Governor hardee. to
take effect tomorrow, is matter
Of deep regret 10 his many friends
IN this locality. where Mr. Lake
mas shown exceptional ability IN
the management OF the road mat
ters which are Contentious al this
tins. and on whom hangs the
success or failure Of the compile
ticn of the short est Of four miles
on the DIsie Highway al the north
end Of Vo.usia county.
The former Eolusia equity board OF
commissioner gave a contract for the
construction Of the short stretch in
this county on the new route. while
the new incoming board held il up.
stating that they would continue the
werk only o. the personal assurance
OF Chairman Lake thar the state would
furnish $4,000 for this work in yom
STA and would guarantee thar Fgagler
county would complete her portion f
the road
In conversation with the chairman
Thursday. by phone. Secretary S. b.
Crosby OF the local Chamber Of Com
merce was assured b. Mr. Lake thai
he would see that all agreements made
BY bin in regard to this mach sought
roadway would be carried ouL II
this Is done, the road j. assured. II
not, the much discussed shori cat viii
again be delayed
The entire road department board
/ resigned this week. and an entirely
new hoard has been appointed, which
/ IS as follows
! J. D. Smith. Of Mariana. recently
Iremoved by TX Governor Cats. vas
reiastated as member representing tae
third congressional district. thus an
dramatically removing II. :. Maund
i of Tallahassee. appointed By the for
mer governor 70 succeed Mr Smita
The other new members are:
/ II. AZ Clark Of Wall Springs. Hills
borough county. 20 represent Inc Firs.
{ congressional d5siriet
Capt. " J. fIiilman, OF Live oak. t,
represent the Second congressional
district
l. Z. SETTLING. Of Miami to repre-
sent lhe Fourth congressional distract
JaGge a. 3 Phillips 81 Jackson
svil,e. 10 represent tae state at large
The appointment 81 Captain HIt-
man and tho reinstatement of J %
Smifh issurss Tire department. 81 hav-
ug 5wo men wao baye hal sese era
-eaTs eXDer.cne ~ az nlbe~s there
3f Captain I.Hmau WAS appoint
AS member when the degartnlen'
W4s organized Us 1915 alI
-four years retiring 1872 ard va,
sue @eded hy l.. g Register - Jas
per wise served o-e year aad gay.
0ay Y 4 Holt Z, Waite 81 ing
Who was removed aud 8, ] JaAn
son. os Perry. appointed Mr. SIN
was secretary Of Che department from
BE- time o lis creation until the r.
organization under tae asst oi tae 1915
session III the Legislature
/ The personnel of rhe retiring 0sr.
is Farrest Lax 81 sanford char
man; G. \ TgsenHer of Jae lysgn
vills a Johnson b Perry p ~
+ Stevenson If Moore Haven ana e Y
Maua q Tsiiah ee
Chairman I.lkes fe- suatiaH Wa
received bs tae governor ANA ~
ONES effective January i7 la Ell
etter 81 resl maton AT Lake stats,
"Naeu the position g hartman a
~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
COILS NEW DISEASE

tne~spseer Enternrise Association,
LONDON. Jan. ia golfer could Z
mt stop wigg.ing his club before hit
ting the bali Another couldn't get
has club from over his shoulder. Doe
tors call this new disease neuro-
phobia
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FINDERS KEEPERS /.

tNewspaper enfeFprIse essocIatioii.5
N0NROEEiLLE Ala. jan Ill
r H0lton. farmer. picked up q hand
bag en- the road. 4 bundle Of gYeen-
backs vas in 1t. He sadsertised. No
ore claimed Il. Did i belong to bank
yeggss
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

light Victor Herbert
caaonette Benz Gorard on. 80
Little Grey Home in the West ,
Vocal Herman Lohr
r J. Maddaford
Selection, The Dollar Princess
Leo Fall
Cathedral Chimes Ben Bolt.
The Tag Rag Arthur G. Morse
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

b a. Alrs. john ashley OF
FiHg5ela Mass. and Mr. and Mrs.
Iert HOLSTER OF Westaeld. Mass,
Eved AZ their winter home on
blh Palmetto yesterday.
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PROFESSIONAL

z. Phillips, Of Jacksonville. pas
ger traffic manager OF The Sea-
rd Airline Railway. was Daytona
Dor yesterday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

Is. rs ay zane Grey and lis his
Iss-THE ny STERIoUS RIDER
saie January STA. Daytona Book &
4 saerF 20. II 80 1T
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

Is. and Ars. Alberi S5aiger and
her ffsm Springfield. Mass. az
q al thesr winter hcsne AZ the eor-
OF South street and South Ridge
a THURSDAY
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

ne regular weekly card party Of
Palmetto club viii be held tomor-
j afternoon Al e.3a with Mrs. W
pitt and Mrs Il, Il Lowe as host
rs. Tables may be reserved for pri-
h parties
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

i've wish yea the 0sss q every
b FOR lszi-Rowe's, l2-2s-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

and AIRS NJ E Genang have
hrned from their Aorthern home at
bnxvilie. y y and are occupy ing
Er residence al s42 South Ridge
Ed ayeeue Tor the winter, as usual
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

i hoealate Eelaires at \ L. {. Bak-
+ s43-l-13-ti
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

Nm. ]. Mcdonald tenor Lessons
appointment. Cedavs Hotel Tel
S4S-1-14-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

,Te wish yea tae best OF every
b. f0r 1921 Roues. 12-sS-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

al rs Mac. lac plano tuner
pi los ct.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

80 less than = golf fans were ssen
the course q the Daytona Golf
. Country crab Thursday, enjoying
new gEs waieil were oI'ened to
paoii at week Piayers are in
sas.-s n nCas asily. assurfbA
/ IeSess OF sss- t3se
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----..--.---------------.....--.--
-.
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! IL SU u OlA GILL Y
2. Phillips, q Jacksonville, pas
er traffic manager Of the Sea-
Tor Yesterday.
heet'sase Es.issiiss Il = = 8, baA7
's9-1 i's7tt
49, -. :. So, - !. -.
:, go. 100 80 - 500 n ~
) ,..,n~s9sy
a. \. -. go. IA a., ~
Tt4r fxSTrP9.,lss ptnrp
- - - 49, p.at
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- 81. 4n,. sa,sr
,srssia afaes nj Mr. sn5 NJ
-, ,,9,,,ss.sr X sxagss.,a 80 No.
+,,s,- ,..t..sr 49, - a,
pssp,ssta. ,asse~.,s.
tNE NTlE
We 80 a., - -
{ ~ 80 w
8 4e - !. - ~ !.
pm ils'an inc ~ ''lsi ! 'seihe =
20 i'ss. = a1u " e'Ssali's i1i7
s'.sse a ~ ooa'a hsdse
r aFsaus lof ne winter as usual
Nm. J Mcdonald, tenor Lessons
4 appointment. Gedars Hofel Tel
34ssl-l4-tf
i
Palmetto club viii be held tomor-
afternoon a. e with Mrs. J "
Pltt and Nfs +, r. Lowe As host
Ees. Iaases may DC reserved ler prl-
Ee parties
4
I'll 10 AtitSs tae piano tuner
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I aFIa3n LUIaef 6. WIIIlams WHO
ialafel Thursday on his boat
Pms between Cocoa and Jackson
pie is reported as resting easier ta
p Is his home in this esy Tie
riptain w9s unfortunate in having
n clothing enfangled in Jhe pr1pel-
p staff Of b s boat. from Which h7
kceiFed sefieus injuries.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

a1e ealiuh E-aes 81 ecsaa ~
/ schooner Nhieh mut into pori
ElrsdaT. Islf this morning Tor palm
assch where she BoaI VIII be met BY
oanfr. t'al1ph s Bragg. Of New
'rk City Fhe boat @sts one OF the
EEest sailing sehooaers ever seen
local wai4y
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

I Bargains in 1871 calendar Day
p Book & Stationery Co. l2-39-tf
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#AIrs. o. r M5Eiean has returned
On several months visit with her
HatiTes al Mi;ningtaa n g. and
Eaias q Der hsFn# Oh Norts p..smetso
&sHua. Her siste--Iu law- Mrs. JoHa
! 4 SINS. ann sg}f. 81 Win in1t 81 af
llpanied Mrs NiIiean Ier4 f)r ihc
EasaR.
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4 Erga ge1Hent calendars. mot G cal
Iaars, friendship calendars. ali re
lced prices. Daytona Book Il s'ta
Lnery Co. T. GOT
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

Mss Harriette Crane entertained
6 Tuesday Evening Bridge CLUB
psf delightfully."- at her home Wed
'sslay ereRiug Al q late hour q
Aieious salad course was served hy
6 hostess. assisted hy Mrs George
zane The game favors Went to
IS Dora Williams and Mrs. George
arks.
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20 Wednesday January fath aLss
y. Myers Will entertain the drsf
I 2 series of lancheons card aat
sehting parties which ii taks pAcs
] January and FehruaFa Ser yaeh-
Re "RQxana ) al tbs EalifaN R'vee
aeht Club
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HOLIDAY NOTICE

DAYTONA. FLORIDA

94FErF oePos'f BoEEs FoR RGNT
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

Say wzn Flowers To your
ensls ia any CITY Iram the Atlantic
the Paeihc within . hours Cut
Eweg Shep. EeNt TO Western JR--
b s4s-I II r.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14

/ We are heavily overstoeked on
~ calendars special offers Of 75c
iaes for SIC. DaytoBa Book d Sta
knery 10 12-3o-tf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. Nov. 6.-William r.
Icnuel, farmer residing on the
Gcorgetown- Lcwes road, near here.
day. while assisting workmen 20 opcr-
ate buzz saw near Gravel lIill.
John $. Moore of near Hickory Hiu
IL suffering with n broken collar bone
the result of n fall.
Revival meetings are in progress Mt
Col,eshury NJ. II. Church, six miles
from here. and large crowds are at
tending the services.
A shadow social and school enter
tainment Will he given ut buttons
School, near Sand I'm NJ. II. Church,
Saturday night of next week.
The machinery for the electric light
system az F'rankford win be installed
IN a short time. The generating house
~ nearing completion and part of the
machinery has arrived.
In order 10 make IL moro difl.ct 1t
Tor prisoners to scale the Jail yard n
brick enclosure used for the purpose
OF giving the prisoners exercise, il
has been topped off with brick and
made SO narrow that they cannot
walk around II.
Rev. John Il. Bailey, pastor OF First
NJ. T.. Church, will start evangelistic
services Sunday night and continue
them for two weeks.
Asby Is. Sandidge. senior member Of
the firm Of A. l.. Sandidge & Co, roat
contractors. left Thursday for Lynch
burg, Pa. where he and his family
win reside I'm the future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
NEWS OF SEAF0RD.

scaford. Nov. 5.-Seaford milk
dealers have reduced the price OF milk
from is cents per quart TO 10 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Carol left this
morning for weeks visit with friends
al Reading and Royersford, Pa.
Or. and Mrs. \. It. Thompson have
had as guests this week. Mrs. Eliza
beth Woodmassie. Miss Laura Hazel
ton and William Hazelton Of Barnegat,
y. y.
Mrs. ]. Harry Anthony and daught-
er, Lillian, are spending several days
In Baltimore.
Mrs. Clara Knowles and children,
who had been residing on Railroad
Avenue. here. for several years, have
moved TO wilmington.
Mrs. Harry L. Elliott and daughter,
Elizabeth. are spending several days
IN Chester. Pa, with Mr.. Elliott, who
is employed in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Huston of
Camden, y. j., have been visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. IL, Huston,
West Seaford, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Locates.
Mrs. c. Edward Hurley left today
for visit with friends in philadel-
phia-
Mrs. r. q. Trice and daughter, Eliz-
abeth. spent part of the week in VIII
mington and Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
cHEsTEaTowN AND VICINITY.
special coreapenaenas Every nxenlng

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chegtcrtown. Md, Nov. g.. Mrs.
Marion Walbert and granddaughter,
Marion Price Aldridge and Miss Ida
Crew left yesterday morning for
Baltimore where they will be Joined
on Saturday by Mrs Grace Aldridge
and daughter, Gladys nebecca, when
tho party win leave for st. Peters
burg, Fla, 20 spend the winter and
early spring.
William Ford. the venerable super
lntendcnt Of the county Aimshouse,
was In Cheatertown, yesterday, look-
ing well and hearty Mr.. Ford re-
Gently observed his g0th birthday an
niversary and enjoys excellent health.
One Of tho inmates Of the home, how
ever, has the advantage Of Mr.. Ford
IN age, being In her oath year and
enjoying good health.
A joint entertainment and debate Of
the students OF the Chestertown High
School and the Rock Hail High
School was held In the assembly hall
OF the high school here Thursday
night. The debate on tho question
"Resolved, That Hannibal vas a
greater military genius than Ma
poleon,n was the feature OF the en-.
tertainment. Harry X. Graham and
Miss Margaret Bowers represented
the negative. while the affirmative was
taken by Calvin Copper and Misi
Anna Jones. The Judges. Rev. N. o
Gibson, Or. J. $. William Jones Of tn,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
IEwEs NOTES.

Ieacs. Nov. 5.-louis Iawrcnson Of
lho pilot boat Philadelphia and Charles
lNneh and wife mot0rcd 10 Wilmington
and kenncit square, Pa, this week 60
spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mason, Mr. Lawrence daugh-
ef They returned Thursday.
Tho Lewos fertihzing Co. stopped
fishing Wednesday night. after a very
sncccsful SEASON. Tho boats left on
THURSDAY for langier sound in Chesa-
iuakc hay, where they are kept during
tho winter
A travelling company az twenty or
more Colorcd people from Philadelphia.
accompanied hy D aud Of ten pieces,
gave q show Ia Robinson's hall, Thurs
day and Friday evenings. They came
m automobiles.
Tho LOYAL Helpers Of the NJ. +.
Church are holding sessions once a week.
getting ready for a hazaar They meet
a. Mrs. Harry Chambers next Monday
afternoon. The members obligated
thcm selves 10 raise 81 900 for repairs
thnt have been pat on the parsonage.
lhoSa Is q good supply uf ine turnip
grrens 10 market now
The ladies oi ~. Peters Church will
bold bake az Mrs William p. Orr's
next SATURDAY. They will meet for
sewing this afternoon al the home OF
Mrs Louis Chambers
Mrs Buckley Of Philadelphia and her
sister have moved 10 Lewes They are
SISTERS 0f Mfs John NJ Vessels and will
he interested with Mr.. Vessels in has new
afnfp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
RruOBOrH BEACH

Rehohoth Reach, Nov. 5.--lor "A
little while, "Wednesday evening, the
town wns m darkness due To trouble
at the electric light plant
Nlfs : Nj Barnett returned from
Wilmington, Thursday after a few
wreka STAY
Mrs. Nm. Hammond and Mrs.
Edmund Mitchell of Wilmington are AT
the Hammond cottage, this week, and
atu entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Mprrck Horn Of Wilmington.
Great hocks of ducks and geese are
continually ilying south and the beach
a hucd with gull and beach binds
Nif and Mrs Charles s. Horn and
Charles Dr., entertained az bridge, at
kAiio Lodge, their home, Thursday
evening Ia honor ol MIR and Mrs William
4. llnfna first wedding anniversary.
1imund Mitchell j. impro owing hls
eoliare ou baltimore avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salln of Ridley
Park Pa. are here for n while.
Mr. and Mrs i A. Ross and daughter
kalhafne. ol Wilmington were AT theu
cottage over the weekend.
Mi and Mira Hdhard Palmer OF
Cobh's Island arc here visiting Mrs.
lAlmcts parents.
Mise Virginia Naulley and Miss V,
Norl have gone 90 New York CITY and
viii sail for Europe soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
MONEY IS
SECRETLY RETURNED
HoIdup Robber Evidently Has
Fit of Remorse or Fears De-
lection and Arrest.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Laurel. Nov. 5.---Evidently pricked
by a guilty conscience, the robber who
held up Preston Russell, prominent
merchant here, last Friday, and re-
lieved OF him about ss5, returned the
stolen money In peculiar way this
week.
chief OF Police Oscar James found
I'm his letter box u large envelope ad-
dressed to him and containing the sum
of ST. and n note which read.
For Mr.. Russel--Dear Slr--f wish
YOU 10 know that you are receiving
this money from an innocent man
who has bee accused of taking your
money on the night you were held up.
Now. I had rather lose this money and
Ave hundred besides than TO have q
scandal about II, as I think I have
fair reputation here. / hope you
will catch the right one and when
you do ] will go TO you and tell you
who / am, but not until then. Very
truly yours. Tho Accused.
Uhe money was returned TO Mr.
/ Russell, but the authorities investiga-
ting the affair are as much in the
dark In regard 20 the guilty party
as they were before the money was re.
turned. Although several persons are
under suspicion, there is not enough
evidence to make an arrest. officer
James says he knows OF no reason
why the money was returned to hin
instead Of being sent TO Mr.. Russo
! direct.
Opinions vary as TO the cause OF this
money being returned. but the genera
| opinion is that the holdup man hai
had change Of heart or realizes tha'
/ the officers arc too close upon hii
trail. and believes the return OF th'
money will bring the matter 10 {
4 close.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Nov. 5.--Mrs. du Pont
Walker Of Dover is guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry X. Fooks at their home on
West street.
Mrs. l.. L. Windsor and son, Clay
ton. OF Madison, y. j.. are here as
guests OF Mrs. Miranda Adams.
Mrs. Francis A. Riley and son,
Frank. OF Wilmington. are here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert II.
Waller.
Mrs. George Pusey is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Clifton. in Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Davis have re-
turned from an extended visit with
their son-in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs. George V. wocI. in Harrison
burg. W. Va.
John Allen Elss was taken seriously
III this week and was sent 70 a Phila-
delphia hospital, where an operation
win be performed for appendicitis.
Much progress has been made this
week in the laying Of the new sewer.
Mr. and Mrs. =. Lee Wootten have
moved into the rooms recently va
Gated by Miss Mary Ellen Beacon who
has gone 70 Philadelphia for the win
ter.
Rev. w. i. Mowbrsy will preach al
Centenary NJ. Z. Church tomorrow
evening.
Miss Virginia Walls has as her gues,
this week. Miss Kathryn Massey OF
Harrington.
Arrangements are being made by
local members Of Odd Fellows TO at.
tend the celebration at Salisbury. Md.
on Armistice Day. November II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Nd, Nov. 5.--Among The
cighty-five candidates who passed the
recent examination for commissions
second lieutenant in the regular army
were two Cecil county boys, John c,
Lelany Of Perry Point. Coast Artil-
lery, and Albert Ruth, Infantry, OF
Chesapeake City.
From the proceeds Of their recent
carnival the Port Deposit fire COM
pany has placed an order for a new
automobile engine.
A women's Christian Temperance
Union has been organized at Elk Mills,
with Mrs. Ernest Miller as chairman.
-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casho Of Phil
adelphia, formerly of E,lkton, an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
Marion Merrill 10 Albert b. Johnson,
Saturday, October 20.
Charged with selling homemade
"hooch," William Thomas and Geor e
Halpine OF West Nottingham were
held under $500 bail for court.
Miss Ida M. Thomas, daughter Of
the late Richard l.. Thomas of North
East, died, Thursday night at Union
Hospital. Her funeral viii be held to-
morrow at North East.
An automobile abandoned on the
public road near. Slymar has been
claimed by the owner, Roger Jones OF
Philadelphia. The machine had been
stolen from his garage several weeks
ago.
The ladies Of Chesapeake City viii
serve dinner for the voters of the towr
on Tuesday next, election day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
SAY THAT CROSSING
IS DANGEROUS ONE
Much Interest in Coroner's In
quest Over Two Men Killed
by Train at Viola.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Nov. 5.--AIuch interest was
manifested at the coroner's inquest
over the remains Of Harry Hopkins
a white man OF Lebanon, and Robert
Harris, colored, OF the same town,
who were killed outright, Thursday
afternoon. by being struck BY the en-
gine OF the north-bound Norfolk ex-
press train at Viola. The two were
In a covered truck loaded with fruits,
candies, etc. Practically every bone
in both bodies was broken by the i'm
pact.
The coroner's jury included Frank
Norris, Howard Ross. Albert Poor,
George kersey. Christian Singer, w.
B. Paradee, Howard Ross was FORE
man and George Kersey, secretary.
All the men were from Viola and
vicinity.
There were two eye witnesses to the
accident, George Walheater and John
Bostic.
After hearing the testimony Of these
two men, the jury rendered a verdict
of death by being struck by an engine
on the Delaware Railroad at Viola.
While the engineer and crew of the
train were exonerated from any blame
for the death OF the two men. the jury
was unanimous in condemnation Of
the railroad company for not placing
proper signals or warnings, or provid-
ing a watchman at this crossing,
where several accidents have previous
ly occurred.
An attempt was made at the last
Legislature by Representative Brown
of Viola TO get bill through provid-
ing for a watchman for this crossing
but the bill failed Of passage.
The people of Viola contend that the
distractions TO clear view OF the
tracks, is sufficient to substantiate
their claims for watchman or safety
gates.
The funeral OF Harris, the coloreo
man viii take place today with in
terment at st. Jones Church cemetery
while the funeral Of Hopkins will take
place Sunday afternoon with intermeni
at odd Fellows cemetery, Camden
/ Hopkins, and his father celebrated
the anniversary OF their birth on Sun.
day last, he being 55 years OF age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
DELAWARE CIR, Nrws.

ttlauaff gilV. Ney q owing a. the
nltf rfae,lei condition ul the 81
titgesa milAie uhu0l, ihr Delaware
llusi 90 hail 1911 ~ usrd in aeeonmn.
date q nunlef a che pupils with Miss
ia delaware CTS Century Cluh on-
iellHlufi ihe Smyrna Century 'nt,
tNtlfnlaN
Services Ia Christ ipseopal Chsrch
ianeguw Wlll ~ al iniinNs sl1 a m
lloiy Communion. tta y M eve ine
rattf ANd Vfmen Un ths Centennial
ti ,iuf Missionary Work.
Ne and Nfs Il a Pennington enter.
lAlnri "a dNnef lAsi evening hi their
homie en Clinton street che following
unesis Russell Pennington ~ rhlladCl.
pNla. tengee And h,hnd ipnmnFinn
nNIl Frederick Pennington ui Chester.
~ aul fNul Pennington oi Whining.
ihe ladies Il n rnuls n. &. Church
N'l r|tf a upl4f in the Fire Engine
bali on THURSDAY evening Noyrmlef III.
NJ and iamls Robinson vii give q
raii party end dangt. ihs evening a.
tlalf heme hi kfhWuad Tho riioHs
vlN lr Alf aud Mrs iEsaAe tleaNer.
Alf and Mr. lffl Robinson ~ Middle.
town. NJ anl Nts Alrsaadef Wilson
pud lamile, M and Mrs a. d Davis.
Mia Ada DAVIS Mlsst AlxffbHnd iAiloy
ltfp~u. Nloks Dave. David Davis.
Np William luslN hnd Alexander
Ndaau "a tption. Nd Alf and Mfs
il A. iawt a 1hrsap~htc CITY, Md
Nu Virginia Law 10 Wilmington lee
isNe anl Miss Martha strickland q
iswlstlF. Ia
Ms. Josephine Rowe IL spending q
nanlh with hpf daughter Ia Camden,
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Captain Nepheuon and family have
mutrl % Nurlolk. Va
lames Bacon ls seriously ill ~ he
homo uu illfh street
Niv Agnes pipfaau "a visiting with
h,f asief in Philadelphia iof thrce
NUtH
,,eofee Andff4~i age1 - wears form.
tflt resident II thlt place died on
THURSDAY Ai the University Hospital
after undergoing nn operation llls
ftmalnt weft drought here this morning
hnd hufiei 81 Delaware City cemetery
ifv 4 " iayheld conducted service.
Al the grave