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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

Los des6rdenes
oornunistas CONT
nian en- Italia
I'll jcfe nacionalista Sr.
Rimina. fuc asesi-
nadO anOche.

49, @*A1&ts N&S3&&le S&SAm&AN &A|E4AMAB
ROMA. mayo 23.-En sucesisos
cOmbates habidos entire los comunis.
tas y las fasrzss del Cobierno, en- las
regioncs de Fasciati. Chinsu. Tosca-
mia y OtrOs sitios de menor importan-
cia. hanse registrado infnidad de he
ridos y algunos muertOs. Los desor-
denes contindan en- toda Ia naci6n. En-
Platania el jefe naciOnalista Sr. Rimi-
ma, fue asesinadO anoche, escapando
los asesinos sin poder ser cogidos
hasta la fecha por Ia Policia.
SAN SEBASTIAN, mayo ga
Aver celebrose un concerto en- esta
ciudad, amenizado por la Orquesta
Sinfonica de Madrid Y por el Orfeon
Donostiarra obteniendo la brillante
audicion un resonante exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
Despues del accidente

FL gran financiaro don Manuel Con
zalez Martinez. siSue mejorahdo de la
seria lesion sufrida.
La ansiedad~en la isla no Sc ha cal
made a1n, V siguen llegando aqui. te-
legramaS como este:
Barranquitas, mayo -, 1921.
Sr Perez Losada,
Secretario Casa de Espaha,
San Juaif
Lamentamos accidcnte nutstro
presidente, deseanos pronta caraci6n.
Hitari0 Chichmro.
Presidente Junta Local.
Ell IMPARCIAL reitrra sus v0tos
por la mejorfa del ilustre cnfermo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

Asas4e n cHesaisa asa lrsSusssIHa.
Qae. B,sF FsSsmim. ~ 1lese atura "a.
racisr Essrrni-s~ fEuie lesansine--
dos saa los prslacmns d. orlra sw4al
planseadoS "a Eslahn. csn vissas a
las sexiemcx d. has cAmaras. ~ nne
es Il tan discaiido DEL 9nraaO. N
Otre 90 a de hos farOs. De este ruy a
hacer caso omiss por ahora.
Las izquierdas paElameniarias 20
men Fl grito en cl cielo cnnndo Nc ha-
bla de concluir de una reE con los des-
names del Jurado. TampOco qnieren
que sc toque al c5digO Penal. Tienen
que ser bucnos y tienen que ser infan-
gibles. pOrque el espfritu de la demo-
cracia los inspira. Siguen consideran-
d0lOs como buenOs juristas, te6rica-
mente, sin estudiarlOs en- sus vicios de
Ia practica. \. sin embargo. .hasta Ia
misma ley del JuradO es mala. POrque
el Jurado no condena o absuelve por
el imperio de conceptOs jurfdicos que
lleve en- su c0nciencia. Ha de ac0mo-
darlos al prejuicio de la ley. Y ha de
ser el Tribunal de DerechO quien ha-
BILE Ell definitiva, segin Ia appreciation
de los hechos procedentes del Jurado.
Los principles que Sc defender al
defender al JuradO son de una liberia
lidad a medias. Ell hechO Y ell derechO
no Sc han puesto todavfa de acuertlO,
y el JuradO, sOmetido a la tiranfa de
un convencionalismo. tiene que mentir
para que eli derechO no malOgre SUI i'll
tenci6n para el fallo.
Asf sucede que ell Jurado. consciente
de que I'M hOmbre mat6 a Otro con
justo motive este es, con motive que
en- conciencia debe exculparle. tiene
que decir que no 10 mat0, para que
la ley no 10 c0ndene. Esto Sc We tOdOs
los dfas. Ell Jurado dice que no. 10
que todos sabemos que. Ell rigor la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
HACLA .EL FRACASO

La revoluci6n social de Russia de-
cae visiblenente, seglinu Ell parecer de
las mas atlas mentalidades que han
estudiado de cerca. aquel audaz movi-
miento. Ell capitalismo Industrial que
Sc trataba de destruir era extranjero
en- su mayor parte, Sc fue replegando
q su 6rigen los primeros chispazos
del volcan, y este nloyimiento di6 lu-
gar una crisis ecop6mica lamenta-
bic, que entorpecio de algln modo Ell
eesarrollo del bolchevisno; pero Ell
mayor obstaculo al nuevo sistema de
comunismo Sc ha encontrado en- la Ru-
sia agraria que es el mas formidable
clemento de la gran nacion mosco-
vita: los agricultores sacudieron la
senliesclavitud Ia que el regimen
artigiio ID encadenaba. pero no con-
siente en- a decentralization de la tie
IRA, Due NAL . bien los aliment6 has
ia aflora, v ven en- ella Ia base indis-
pcllsabIe de su existencia futura.
El bolchevismo, creado y sostenido
pos el talento de Lenin, abrigaba la
esperanto de d. Sc extendiese por Euro
pa. i 10 menos por Hungria, Austria
Alemania, quiza por Italia tambien,
en donde habfa una vigorosa fermen-
,taci5n socialista; pero no fructifica-
ron los ensayos de Budapest, y en- In
elaterra v Francia cundi6 pronto la
idea dc que el bolchevismo era una
rama del prusianismo adaptable la
revollici6n social, v permanecieron en-
guardia contra su invasion. Inglate-
rra como los Estados Unidos, en-
donde 81 capitalisno tiene un ex-
traordinario poder, estan, ademas, in
huidos por su amor a Ia democracia,
que no puede transigir con Ia dictadu-
ia del proletariado.
Uno de- los caudiilos mas inteligen-
tes del bolchevisno, Marx Litvinoff,
decia q esta saxon en- un manifesto
celebre, publicado en- Estoeolmo:
Nos vel1los conlpelidos 81 presente
. adoptar temporalmente IN termino
medic entire el capitalsimo y 81 conau-
nismo. FL comunismo absolute seria
tan solo possible en- 81 case en- cue
otras naciones aceptaran analogas ba-
ses economicas II
~ El principe Kropotkin, coInunista ra
deal hasta los linder0s del anarquis-
mo, ha dicho en- una reciente carta es-
tas graves palabras; la revoluci6n
social ha sido tan premature como de-
sastrosa para Russia Los bolshevis-
stas tratan de introducir Ia propiedad
naeional de las tierras ,el comercio y
las industrias, mediante el estableci-
nliento de IA dictadura de una frac-
zion del partido democratic socialis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

|, ia. Infortunadamente, el metodo ia
vor del cual tratan de imponer, en- un
lestado solidamente centralizado, un
comunismo analogo al de Babeuf, pa
ralizando de esta manera la labor
constructive del pueblo, hace -impo-
sible el triunfo, y esta preparando el
terreno para una violenta y pernicio-
sa reaction"
Ell International Journal of Ethics,
de C6rcord, en- un excelente articulo
que dedica al estudio juicioso de estas
cuestiones, Sc expresa en- los terminos
siguientes:
Gel porvenir de la civilization no
depende de ningun sistema terminado
en- ismo, y la feroz tentativa de un
grupo de doctrinarios para imponer
en- Russia Ell socialismo ma. xiano fue
peculiarmente insensata. Pero es in
dudable que ell movimiento socialista
universal, que tantos cambios ha NJ
frido Y esta destinado probablemente
experimental otros nuevos, contri-
buira con muchas ideas e indicaciohe es
la solucion de nuestros problemas
economics sociales. Els indudabIe
que ell capitalismo sera dominado al
fin y al cabo y reemplazado por un
sistema cooperative de production y
retribucion, y que las relaciones ba-
Sc de salaries seran sustituidas por
relaciones semejantes a las de asocia-
dos en- una empresa comIn, relaciones
que reduzcan la friccion al minimum,
|estimulando ell esfuerzo de todos por
| el bienestar de la comunidad."
Varias veces hemos indicado en- Ell
IMPARCIAL Ell sistema cooperative
como medic de concordia y de progre-
SO social. Union, buena fe Y frater-
.nidad humana. No hay que destruir a
los capitalistas, hijos del trabaj6, por
medic de los trabajadores sus hernia
nos. sino que unos y otros lleguen a
ser capitalists, .por medic de la union
cooperative, en- la que todos sean a
SUI modo hijos del trabajo, creado por
Dios para Ia dignifcacion Y felicidad
del genero humane, v no para su odio-
sidad v destruction mutuas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

Habendo abandonado voluntariamente suS
labores parte de nuestro personal necesitalnos
mecanicos. maquinistas Y fogoneros con Ger
tificados de competencia y buena conducta, pa
"a empleo permanente Immediate.
Tambien deSeamos emplear como Jefes de
,Estaciones un nimero de jovenes de buenas
costumbres. no memories de q amos de edad,
que hayan cursado hasta ell septimo grado de
organizando I'm corto curse de. instruction IN
tensa que comenzara inmediatamente. Estes
empleoS son pernanenteS.
Dirija su solcitud con referencias al que sus
cribe
Emilio s. Jmenez,
Managa. American Railroad o.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

Esla alaca "A los rcvol-
ls,SDS caus:insioles al
gun0s heridos.


FERR0f., mayo es.--Les trabaja-
dones Dc les maellas cue Sc hallnn en-
huelEa, tnTirrpn IN nncnentro = tiros
con i relicia. rcsnltande slganos Dc
los resoltosos hesidos. Los aeentcs
del oEden restablecieron Ia tranquil
dad. ocapando militaumente todas las
dependencies del puerto.
MADRID, mayo 2s.-El Rey v el
Sr. Ministro de Fomento La Cierra,
saiieron aver con rnmbo Ia ciudad
de Malaga, al obieto de asistir a los
trabaios de disecaci6n que Sc trata
de realizar desde este momento en- los
pantanos del Guadalamellato. Pre-
parase un recibimiento magno a los
ilustres viajeros en- la hist6rica ciu-
dad, de tanto prestigio en- Ell exterior
por sus excelentes vinos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
DONA RAMONA E. VEGA

Falleci6 en- Santurce v esta tarde Sc
1levara a efecto su entierro en- ell ce-
menterio de San Juan, la sefora Ra-
mona E. Vega Nevares, esposa de don
Ramon Carbon v emparentada con dis
tinguidas personas de Ia ciudad y Ell
poblado.
Descanse en- paz su alma, Y reciban
todos sus deudos, nuestro mas sentido
p6same.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
Pida Leche Condensada
IVAN CAMP /.

La marca garantiza Ia mas alta ca
lidad para todos los usos, y Sc vende
un precio razonable.
De venta en- todas las tiendas prin-
cipales. Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

Henry Lane Wilson, quien una vez fue
Embajador en- la Ciudad de MejicO,
ha sido seleccionadO por ell Gobierno
de Washington para ocupar el mismo
puestO en- la Ciudad Eterna. Ell Sr.
Wilson es un diplomatico de. grandes
alcances Y, los periodicos italianos
aplauden tai designation, pOr Greer
que con clio las relaciOnes de Nerte-
america Italia quedaran estrecha-
meRte unidas en- ell future como hasta
ahOra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
TosrERINA EN- MIRAMAR

La epidemic de- Tosferina, ha en-
pezado a meter nifos en- sus camas
v a intranQuilizar. como es natural,
a las familias. No hace mucho desa-
parecio Ia de yaricela. 5 ahora ha te-
nido q bien visltarnos ID Tosferina.
Las familias esfan xac,mando rapi-
aamente 4 todos los piilos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

LO QUE PRODUJO Ell "POOL"
Ell "POOL" del Hipodromo lego
aver a $5.173.69, Sc distribuyo entire
10 afortunados quienes ganaron con
solo cuatro carreras ,tocandole a ca
da uno S272.29.
Ell IMPARCIAL felicita a los fa-
vOrecid0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
VA ESTA BlEN

Despues de semana Y media de un
ataque de grippe, estd va restablecido
Y 10 celebramos. el distinguido joven
Gustavo Fort.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
ln pressive Memorial Day Exer.
cises, With Parade and
Patriotic Program.

Special Correspondence Every Evening"
New Castle, May Sly Yesterday s
Memorial Day parade was led by
Scout Master Edward II. Naylor. Jr.,
followed by the color bearers, the Boy
Scouts, hfe and drum corps. firing
squad. Jr. o. L. A. NJ. bearing large
American flag and the members of the
C. 4. X. After the route was covered
all assembled ON the School Green and
listened to an address by Rev. George
II. street OF the First Baptist Church.
The school children took part in rem
dcring patriotic airs.
William klink and Joseph Howell
early yesterday morning. while riding
i'm a carriage near the local plant OF
the Wilmington Fibre Speciality Co.
on the river roadway. We're struck by
an automobile driven by Private
I<ohlcr Of Fort du pont klink re-
ceived slight injuries. which wert
treated by Dr. Brice $. Nallette.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral OF
Lewis II Duncan took place from the
narlors of lfndertaher Chandler 1eh.
hart. 4 large number of persons wer,
in attendance. The services were II
charge Of Rev. Joseph Il. Earp. 4 de
egAtion from Usage tribe of Red Mer
from Wilmington were in attendance
and the pail hearers were members o.
the Seminole Tribe. No. -. |. O. T. NJ.
comprising John Roberts. James Il
/ Lancaster. ST.. Edward II. Naylor. Sr.
William Green, Arthur Gibbs, \. Z
/ Beaic. Intcrment was made IN th'
! First Presbyterian cemetery.
4 James McDevitt. manager of tn
/ New Castle Athletic Association base
bal team. yesterday afternoon. whii'
| returning from Dover To this city
after double header game was play
| cd. had his left ankle injured. causes
by being crushed between fence ant
the running board Of an automohil
while coming out of a lane near tn
grounds.
Former superintendent Of the Deia
ware Water Improvement co. Fran
II. Derrickson and family. who hav
been residing here for some time, vi
move on Saturday to West Consho
socken. Pa. where the AIR Derrickso
will have charge Of the rebuilding {
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
DrLtwARE CITY NEW 5.

Pelauara Civ. Mn 81 sptf
ard Mrs Fuz.1e Cu.!.spi cftorta E,
The follow. Q gucs over ec3rat,o-
pay Mr. CharlcS NJ H'rris !; d
Orvila q Ha~vce. Mr. a Ms
Powers q Mss MN Po~cT~, M
a-d Mrs Sh..w at Phlle ielnFia Alr
AID N-S. i'm II Neodhurl )
Mrs. Thoules ,-ms 70 VITO has
beel ,riously Ill witA rhcuma SIN t"t
tic past moth, ha- - lmproNeG tA&t slt
IS able TO be about
Charlie d Wilbur I<iairo Philadci
phia are spa di { week here with acn
s.stcr. Mrs. Fre k Moore
4 family reu iol Was held q; tbt
home 81 Mrs Cr-tha ll:~o /, YESTERDAY
IN which rnombcrs Of her family wer'
pres a, follows Mrs Liz2heth J
NJ PROV. Ms. Addo Morrow NJ emo
ard Mrs. William Morrow and dang lter
Alma. Harry Morrow Mr.. aad Airs
Herbert Morrow and daughter, ClarE
Morrow 81 this place: Mrs Richards
Mr.. ard Mrs. Shorrn3n Richards and
son. Sherman. .Ir.. Mir and Mrs Georg
i Ottinger and daughter. Adelalde Of
/ Philadelphia, Mrs L2ure Padlcy aid
+ Miss Steve,s Of Wilmi gton
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Abrams Of Wilmington
are guests of her father. William 4
/ Davidson
Mr.. q Mrs paul L2yf-lI ;.nd ] "a !
Jester OF FtHo were 9 Ies : oi RcT
ard Mrs L..yfeld, Yesterday
MIR and Mrs Fearno end Mn. I'd
ward Lacey OF Washington, j.. G., mo-
tored here, yesterday and were enter
tanned al luAcheon by Mis-. NJ A
/ holiday
Mrs. Laura Arnold Of jersey Git,
Is here with her niece, Mrs II G. Nlckle
Alr and Mrs Powell 81 ST George
enter.ai ed over the holidays the follow
/ < guests Mr. and Mrs. Grahamy Mr.
and Mrs Geary and sol. Albert, Mr.
and Mrs. Qui N ard daughters, anc
Mr. Odell Of Wilmington.
MIR a.ld Mrs O'Neill and family O
4 Camden. n j.. motorcd here, yesterda'
AID were guests Of her nephew, JEepl
/ Flrnan.
MIR and Mrs Fra TX Blankenhorl anc
son. Frank and Mrs. Olive Of Wilmi Z
ton are guests nf City [<ouEc!lnan a;-C
/ Mrs Fra.lk IroIs
Mrs. George ultcnrisn, and daugh
ter, Miss Gcrtic of Nilmingtoa are her
fuT several days with Miss Liz
/ Clcavsr.
/ Mrs. William Burke and Miss JUL;
Cunning Of Philadelphia are guests Q
/ Miss Ella De Silva
] tS- al! Mrs. Eugene Theardon c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Large Apple Farm in Lower
Delaware Sold to Syndicate
for $29. 900.
HOMES NEEDED IN SEAF0RD

Trom Every Evenings Correspondent
Scatord, May 31.-A great cry is GO
ing up in this section for homes for
neoplo 20 live In, the demand at present
being even greater than in war times.
Hundreds OF families who pulled up
stakes 20 20 to the cities, attracted by
the big wages, are now returning, find
INC no houses to live in, while high rents
are heing secured by landlords for al
most any kind of a house, Many fam
lies are doubling up, sometimes rs high
as three and four families occupying
a small house.
The demand is so great and the supply
N limited that premiums are offered
by some to anyone who will find them a
home 70 live m. The Peninsula is en-
ioving great building boom, but houses
Tor rental do not seem To be included IN
the boom, which is principally confined
20 business places, theatres, school build
ings. and homes being built to order for
the owners.
The house question Is SO acute that
many families are living on house boats,
csprciallv during the warm weather
MANY who had been working IN the
cities are seeking the country agal n,
where work is more plentiful and living
ambitions cheaper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
DEATH OF S. II. HERDMAN.

Newark, May 3l.-Samuel B. Herd
man. aged 73 years former postmaster
and for many years secretary OF Town
Council and tax collector. died at ms
home on Main street, yesterday, after an
illness of several months
Owing TO i'll health Mr.. Hcrdman
early in April resigned Us secretary. OF
Council and WIS succeeded by Mrs,
Joseph H. HoSsingcr the FIRST woman IN
the history of the town TO hold the posi-
ton The deceased had been president
Of the Aetna Hose. Hook aad Ladder
Company for more than 25 years. lie
served as postmaster of Newark under
one Of the Cleveland administrations
aod was later assistant postmaster, lie
was a member of Oriental Lodge OF Odd
Fellows
The Odd Fellows will have charge
of the funeral. which will bc held from
his late home at O'Clock Thursday
afternoon, intcrment at Nj. T.. cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
LEWES NOTES.

L,ewes, Nav 3I-Mr. and Mrs;
Howard Marshall Long and son, Howard
T,mnell and daughter Louise Virginia,
motored from Philadelphia to spend the
Weekend and Memorial Day with Mrs.
Longs cousin, Miss Anne Nichols III
Lewes. ~,
Mr., and Mrs Richard Reese OF WI
m,nvtoo spent the weekend at the
Rrcakwater House, Icwes Beach.
MIR and Mrs. Howard Nichols and
no ,n,t,red here from Philadclphia to
spend Sunday. =,
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Garter and chit
drcn az Philadelphia are guests OF Mars.
Carriers parents, MIR and MIS- "i'lia'i
G.. Lohand, ~ town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Lupton and three
children Of Cleveland, OHIO, motore6
10 IeweS where Mrs. l4upton anG chil'
dren will spend the summer WITH he'
DarentS, Mr.. and Mrs. (ieorgc T. l un-
nell. They reached here Saturday after
travelling three days. !,
Samuel Palmer. veteran oil me 'iNiI
War decorated all the graves oi his com,
nstriots. Yesterday Tie was accompanied
by Henry Stcrlc another veteran;
The funeral Of Pilot W \. Schellenger,
on SUNDAY, was largely attended IL was
an automobile funeral with lntermen'
at NJ L. cemetery.
The floral decorations IN the PreSby'
teriaa church, Sunday were red roses
white poenies and blue iris, They wer
plsccd under the Service Flag lr
memory Of Albert Thompson, ylctin
az The late war, from l.cwes.
Dr. and Mrs. Will McssICk motored g
Georgetown, sunday, 70 decorate ~
graves of the doctors parcnts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
GIRLS MAKE DRESSES.

Saaford, MAY 81 Sixteen girl mem I
hers of the Home Economies Depar'-
maYt 81 tho Stafford public school have
on display il the show window q hu-
.hcnstn,c'S denartmclt store, sixteen
bequt;f,,llv made dresses, tho accdle work
IL which i the admiration az the crowds
Nbo nass Tie store. NIl the dresses show
CAREFUL planni g by the Young s'r'S '-'''
are we'll made
The girls ar" divided Llt" hTs' y
s,,,o,d vcar grades of the Home Econo-
mics Department and prizes "eI'
awarded a follows
First wear girls, Ella Hill. first prlEe
Pcatricr Q'Ncal. second; Madclyn Mur-
rav. third Anna Morris. fourth,
second v2a~ girls Sigla Couibour11'
FIRST prizc: Margaret Miller. second
FIore 1ce Marvel, aAd Nelma Williams
third; Elsie Collils. fourth
Girls who got honorable mention were
Elizabeth Hurley In ICE KRAFT R"rthf
BoUdea 4 PhillGs Mary low"
Martha I.a-ri gtoa AID Ag Il fioNi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
BRIDGEvILL.E NOTES.

Bridgeville, MAY 3l,--Pricos OF straw
berries remain about the same - TO 81
per crate. The greater part oil the
crop will be of this week.
Miss Sara Sudlcr of Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington, is spending q few days here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Sudler. -,
Cornell Jones is seriously i'll at the
home of his aunt, Mary G. Jones, on
Borad street.
Mrs, c. Victor Lewis has been IN
Wissahickon, Pa, as a guest of her sister,
Mrs. Emerson Wiley,
Shelton Vcrden OF New York was a
guest of Miss Lillian Sudler, over the
holidays.
Miss Ruth Messick, Domestic Science
instructor of New Castle spent the week
end here with her parents, MIR, and Mrs'
$. Harrington Messick.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31

Camdcn, n. j., arc guests for y week 81
her father. Thompson Eaton at Port
Penn.
Mrs. Emily Bradley Of Philadelphia Is
q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh learsley
at Port Penn.
Samuel kershaw and George Locker
man of Camden, n. j., are guests OF MIR,
and Mrs. Joseph Yearsley at Port Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Gam of st.
Georges. with their guests, MIR. and Mrs.
l.. L. Springer and daughter of Whining
ton spent yesterday with Howcth and
North at Red Point farm on the North
East river.
Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Swaine and
daughters, Viola and Elizabeth, of
Camden. \. j., are visiting his parents,
George Swainc and wife, AZ st. Georges:
The public school of st. Georges will
have picnic on the school lawn, Thurs
day afternoon. Following the picnic the
Ladies Aid Society of the Nj. l.. Church
will meet nj the church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
cHrsrERrowN AND VICINITY.


Special Correspondence Every Evening.
chestertown, Md, May - Me-
mortal Day ceremonies yesterday we're
under the direction ~ the American
Legion. AZ noon there was an ouiomo-
bile parade, headed by tho members oi
the Iegion, and prizes were offered for the
best decorated car IL tho parade. Fol
lowing the parade there werc athletic
sports on Washington College held and
big baseball game between Massey
nnd d picked team from Chcstertown
The grnves of soldiers 10 All the ccmc.
ieries were decorated with flowers md
flags
Emerson G. Harrington, Jr., sold at
public sale, Saturday, the Truitt farm
4f2 acres in Worton section, 70 Mr.
Brinsfeld for $1,000 The Tnliti
Brothers purchased this farm several
wears ago for $4,000 Tho farm wa.
sold 70 satisfy a n0rtage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-31
MID DLETOWS NOTES.

Mlddletown. MAY 81 Mr. and Mrs
William T. Dugan gave 4 surprise party
At their home lcar here. THURSDAY even
Iag in honor of the eighteenth birthday
snnlversary Of their daughter. Miss
Helena DtIgan.
4 Ford car driven by John : Garner
ard a Chevrolet belonging to John "
Webb. clllido1 AZ the corner Of Nam
and Cas- streets, few evenings 40,
ard both cars were considerably dam
aged
Miss Maria | nderwood, Mis- PAUL.
Frazier. Mis- Eve Ca-isia, Willard
White and Edward Morrow q " II
mi. gtol wcrr { tortsiGed ovcr the week
cd At the home al Mir { ! NrS lan.s
II. CARPENTER. =. near Mlddlc'oW.a.
Nivs Grs 1 Rovbotham . II dSighi q
of GiaaoIi2a. Pa. wnre over-Su q y
visitors with Mr.. d Mrs Samuel Price
Mss Isabel CFottlieb Of Nnnaool !
Md Spc. the weekend here VIII
Nils, Laura Fogel
Mr.. and Mrs. { larc e r Pe&rce Spe i
last week with her rsreats, Nj. . 4 Airs
Bijtie AZ Chesapeake City. Nid.