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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-01-07
UNkIND.

''Phew! They have captured the
cleverest Hun robber in London"
"Great Scott. Which hotel did he
keep"
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IN THE CAFE.

'Do you charge for bread and but
ter?"
''No, SIR" answered the waiter.
1--WE charge for bread, but butter is
something money can't buy"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-01-07

First Attorney-And your client
admitted he was guilty, Ell? What
did he say when the jury retired?
Second Ditto-He said "Good
aight," of course.
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sonnethinu to Be Thankf,

Something to Be Thankful For.
Beck-So your wife alwayn insists
on having her own way.
Peck-Yes; but she changes her
mind so often it's not bit rlonoto-
nons.-London Answers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Feb. S.-The dance
given in the Service Club rooms Mt Fort
du Pont, last evening, was fine success,
people ATTENDING from New Castle, Will
mington and Middetown The winners
of tho spot dance were Mechanic and
Mrs. Melvin Norris, who were given n
box Of cigars and box of candy, re-
spcctivply.
MIR. Dunn and daughter Catharine OF
Allentown Pa, are here for two-weeks,
stay with his daughter, Mrs ODonnell
of Fort du Pont
Harry Price, n clerk Mt the lock office
of the Chesapeake d Delaware canal, iS
i'll at his home on jefferson street
Elijah Bender farmer near ST.
Georges, has sold out and purchased the
Jester house on Fifth street, and will
move his family here
Captain (DrD Richards. who has boon
stationed at Fort du Pont for the past
year, has been ordered 10 the Philippine
Islands and will leave for his new station
in about two weeks.
The mine planter Captain Edwin {.
Long, which has been docllcd here for the
Tsst eight months, will leave on Thurs
day for Now York City.
Mrs Elmer Bcndlcr Of Port Penn has
two maltese cats aged l5 aud l6 years,
respectively.
j. T. Sndlcr & GO. have on hand for
Immediate delivery very best quality
egg and stove Coal.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
TALL CEDARS CELEBRATE.

Milford, Feb. s.-On Friday evening
last, Evergreen Forest, No. 40, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, celebrated the first
anniversary of it's institution by holding a
ceremonial in Armory Hall, in charge Of
Grand Tall Cedar Walter L. Grier. An
official visit was paid by Supreme Grand
Tall Cedar William b. Wurtz of Reading
Pa; Deputy Supreme Grand Tall Cedar
Barbour of New Jersey, Supreme Pncep-
tor Rev. DR.. George s. Gassner of Phil
adclphia, and Supreme District Deputy
Grand Representative DR.. Walter L..
Morgan l.. Morgan of Wilmington, who
was in charge OF the initiatory work of
the evening Thirty-six candidates were
duly initiated into the mysteries of Tall
Cedarism by the Forest Patrol under the
direction of Captain Charles l.. Banning
The patrol also did some very crcditable
drilling during the course of the evening
Among the candidates of the evening
were Governor William ID. Dennev Of
Dover, Past Grand Master Joseph L.
Cahall Of Georgetown, Past Grand Master
George b. Hvnson of Milford, Past Grand
High Priest Albert l.. Polk and Hon.
Robert G.. Houston of Georgetown Charle
NJ Tpham, Chief of tho State Highway
Department at Dover and number of
others. Speeches and collation. closed
the interesting affair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Tall Cedars Of Lebanon Enjoy
Unusual Initiatory Ceremonies
in Hall at Milford.
TOWN COUNCIL OF DOVER

From Every Evenings Correspondents. .
Dover. Feb. S-The new Town Council
met last evening for organization. John G..
Hopkins. presided. and swore IN Mayor
A. y. Magec and Councilmen, J. 4.
Downes. John w Caulk, Rodney b. Bice
and l.. J. Hayes
Harold Ilorsev was elected clerk Of
Council succeeding his father, recently
elected cashier of First National Bank
William 5. Haman was reelected treas
urcr and +. f. Wood. alderman.
The Water and light plant officials
\ Kichlinc, chief engineer, George Nor
row. Carl Whitney and Samuel Scott, as-
sistant s-were reelected at same salaries
as last year.
Council elected the following water and
hight committee-D. Rodney Bice, Thos.
s Clarke. John c. Hopkins
Mavor Magee announced the following
standing committees for the year:
Finance-Iopkins. Burton, Downes.
Accounts-Downes, Hopkins. Burton.
Ordinances Clark, Keith. Hayes.
Streets-Caulk. Clark, Bice
Fire Department and Police Keith,
Clark, Bice
Sewers-Burton, Hopkins, Bice.
Water and Light-Blce, Clark, Hopkins
Tree Commission-Coun Hayes,
Keith. and Bice, Mrs Edward Atkinson,
Mrs. George NJ Jones, Mrs. James II.
Hughes
Al insurance Of $4,000 on the water
and light plant was approved.
Representatives Of the Robbins Hose
Co. advises that man be employed 10
take charge Of and run the new fire truck
and be ready to answer any call, day or
night. and asked Council 10 pay him 500
per week. No selection was made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
CHEsTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

speclnl Correspondence 10 Every Evening
Chestertown Md, Feb. 8.-Mrg. Mamie
B Stafford wife of William B staff ord
mail messenger from ChestcrtoWn post
office. died at her home on Cross street
Saturday morning, aged about 63 years,
She has been i'll only a short while Funeral
services were held yesterday morning;
interrncnt n Centreville cemetery
Rev. Charles Atwater. rector Of Ern-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
Chest1rtown. prached sermon 81
Masore, Sunday night. and the local
order attended the service IN body
MIR. and Mrs ] f. Bailey Of Milling
ton celebrated the golden arslivcrgary Of
their marriage NJ their home. last week
Invitations have been isgIed ~ the
marriage Of Miss Alva Lynch dau ghter
of Mr. and Mrs Minos Lynch Of Richard
son Park, to William Howard McGinness
son Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Lernuel
NfGinness of near MillinRton, on Thur
lay. February IL
Fertilizer dealers in this section have
reduced the cost of fertilizer IN proportion
10 the cost ~ other materials and # a
satisfactory arrangement ran be made
with farm labor thn cost of ncw crops Will
be greatly reduced
Thel ocal camp oi Modern Woodmcn y
making arrangements t. enter the next
state Camp IL, May i Meeting has been
called for rhIradav evening - elect
delegate from Chostertown amp and -
make arrangements for the entertainment
~ the state delegates about 300 of whom
will bo IN attendance
Tho Bay Shore Rock IIall ferry will
resume ts twice-a-daY trips beginning
Friday
Captain Clarence RI Fox hgs returned
10 Chesfertown from an extended trf, ~
England III encountered many heavy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
BRIDGEVILLE NOTES.

Bridgevillc, Feb S-Ex-Governor
Simeon S. PenncwiIl and wife of Dover
were entertained Saturday, at the home
OF DR. and Mrs. Lawrence NJ. Cahall,
Market street.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Owens and Charles
X. Lewis have gone to Chincoteague, Va.
for few days visit
Miss Ann Cahall. a student Mt the
Women's College, Newark, spcnt the week
end here with her parents DIR. and Mrs
Lawrence NJ Cahall
Miss Ethel Crawford Of Wilmington
Delaware spent the Weekend here, a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Cannon.
Frank Hastings who was compelled to
resign his position as manager OF tho
Western Union Telegraph Office here.
about three months ago, because OF Ill
health, is now able to be out in a rolling
chair
Mr. and Mrs Russell Wiley of Newport {
News. Va, are spending few days here
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Wiley
Mrs Esther Gray. Ardmore, Pa, and
Mrs. ltlma Gray and son. Jefferson, OF
Brldgeville. were entertained Mt dinner,
Sunday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Erasmus Jones'.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
BISHOP COOK AT MILFORD.

Milford Feb. S.-Rt Rev. Philip Cook
ID. d., Bishop Of the Diocese Of Delaware
made his first off cial visit to Christ
Church parish, the past week end \
reception was rendered by the members
of Christ Church guild at the rectorv
Saturday evening. Rector and Mrs
Thomas V Wingate. Mrs. J. LYNN Pratt
president of the guild and DIR Robert y
Watson, senior war,icn Of the parish
receiving with the bishop. 4 collation. va
served by the guild
Sunday, Bishop Cook preached and
celebrated Holy Communion at Christ
Church and spoke to the children Of the
Sunday school at noon. In the afternoon
he preached to a large congregation in
st John the Baptist Mission AZ Milton
and after the service held an informal
reception In the evening the bishop preach
ed 10 large congregation atSt. stephens =
Church. Harrington, and also met tho
people there az the close Of the service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
SIX BREAK JAIL At
ACCOMAC, VIRGINIA
With Outside Help and Various
Tools They Soon Gained
Their Liberty.

Onancock, Va, Feb s--With help from
outside. after a window was broken and a
crowbar, axe and hacksaw were handed
into coll, six prisoners effected their
escape from the Accomac jail, Sunday
night. Tho bars ncross the windows were
sawed and then broken with the cr0whar
There were - prisoners in the jail and
six Of the eight on the lower floor escaped
Two refused 10 o.
Those who cscapcd were George Roach.
who held mp and robbed ] / Haley on
street in Auley in December. Peter Flnr-
man, Latimorc TeaRlc, William West and
his wife, Zcnovalr md Jack Bennett
All are colorcd and all would have been
tried during the term of court which
convened YESTERDAY
Tho prisoners on tho second floor were
not aroused by the morse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

EIkton Md, Feb & The funeral of
Mrs Elizabeth G Clemson, widow of
Oliver 7 Clemson, for years proprietor
Of the FELTON, Hotel in Elkton was held
yesterday afternoon from tho home
~ her grandson. Delaney Scott Rev
John MeElmoyle, pastor of the Prcaby-
tcrian church ofilciatcd
Mr. and Mrs Samuel j Shanhacker
have closed thoir horne NJ Town Point
and left this morning for trip to Palm
Bca ch and Miami
Postmaster o & Giles Is confined 10
his horne by the grip First As1sta M
] Writ Bouchollc Is also III with the aarne
malady
A walnut chnir presented to Mrs
Ruth Carhart by tho members If the
Ninth District Farmers Cluh haa beer
Forwarded % Union Hospital Elkton bv
Mrs Carhart
Mrs J J Nasten and grand daughter
of Wilmington are visiting Howard
Watson and family NJ PcrryviIo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

storms and says il required ~ days g.
make the trip.
Robert &. Harris, local manager 81 che
Chesapeake 4 Potomac Telephone Co.
has been nnde general manaesr for Cecil
Kent, Queen Anne, Talbot and Caroil
counties.
The Town Commissioners have been
notified by the ChestertOvn Eleetro
Light and Power Go. that on ard after
March / the cost ~ street lighting vii
bo advanc cod $500. .This viii maks the
coet of lighting the town With l0D 6l
candlepo@sr hgh. s2,l1o per snngn
Rev. A. II COvey has purohashd ir0m
Walter r. Brsmblf a large pazing in'
on College avenue, ChestertHv1i, iof ~
use Of n number of FIRE mich cnvE vh.r
Mr. Covey brought from his larra rer
Pomona
The mission study class ~ Christ y
Church was entertained last eyennF
tho home II Miss Maude JIvsr
Queen street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
DELAWARE GRANGE.

Newport. Feb 8 Delaware Grange
nj Newport last evening. decided 10 hold
n parcel past sale and tho following com
mittccs was appointed % arrange for
same, Mrs Harvey Gregg Robert =
Robinson and Miss Blarthc Crawford
During the lecturers hour there WAS u
reading on the Life Of Lincoln bv Mrs
Y G Slack. r G Snvdcr rrad several
clippings and interesting articles in answer
10 the question Does the producer get
his far share Of the consumerr money.
which he Ind been asked 20 answer
Other questions which had been deposit
cd IN the question box were answered Is,
various members \ reading bv Mr.
Harvey Gregg Was cnjoycd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
DICKEY-CROi( WEDDING.

Stanton, Feb S-At the home of Mr.
and Mrs. benjamin L. Dickey of Stanto
last evening at 6 o'clock. Miss Elvertha
r. Dickey, their daughter, was married
70 William Lewis Crouch. son of MIR and
Mrs. John A. Crouch Of Marshallton.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
David 4. Reed, pastor of White Clay
Creek Church, assisted by Rev ] p
Otis of the Ccdars.
The bride wore gown Of brown silk
lace. made over brown SATIN, and carried
a bouquet Of bride's roses, sweetpeas and
nsrcissls, She was attended by her sister
Miss Elizabeth Dickey, who wore n blue
satin gown, and carried bouquet Of
NarcissIs The bride was given IN mar
mage by her father. g. L. Dickey The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
Cut This out II is worth Money.

Cut ont this slip. enclose with , cents
and mail IL to Foley & o. Z93j Sheffield
avenue, Chicago, III writing yotr name
and address Clearly loii Uill receive 5n
return n tria lpackage containing Foley
Honey and Tar Compound for Cough
cnlds and rroup FOLEY Kidney Pills fn-
pans IA sjdes and back rhelroa'larn
hackacho. kidney and bladder ailrnenfa
and Foley Cathartjo Tahlota 4 wh0leaor1r
and thoroughly cleansing ca'har'fo for
constipation, hiliousneTs, headachoT and
sIgpsh hnwela \ y Danfor'h Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

groom was after ded by his brother,
Ralph Crouch Of Marshallton. Wedding
march from Lohcrgrin" was played by
Miss Grace Ellison of Stanton.
MIR. and Mrs. Crouch left for Detroit.
Mich last evening and will be at home at
Stanton after February "a, where Mr..
and. Mrs. .Dlckey will give them recep-
ton at their home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
TWO SISTERS WE'D.

CLAYTON. Feb g Misses Edna and
Martha lIuriock daughters of Mr. and
Mrs William + lIurlock Of Philadelphia
well-hnown socially through this section
surpr sed heir friends la { month. hv hc
ing m9rrIcd with few wrecks of one
another
Miss Edna Iurlock was married Jan
uary = 10 T Courtlaudt Barr Of Gcorgc-
town Dol AMI they arc now residing in
Philadclphia Miss Martha lIurlock WAS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

Eastburn and Mrs. Lewis Dickcy; in
strumental duet, Grace and Ethel East
burn. A cake was then cut, in which had
been placed dime, and it was announced
that the member receiving the portion
with tho dime in it would have to bring
cake next week or pay "a forfeit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
Bird flub proposed.

At Tho close Of his lecture, ovid Birds
and How 70 Attrnci Them. in tho New
Century Club Yesterday afternoon. Ernest
Harold Bayncs introduced tho subject
of having bird club in this city He SAID
this could A. frat be instituted under the
auspices Of the Garden Club until IL got
large enough t. progress alone Tho idca
met favor. and. u is believed viii be put
into effect III tho near future Mr. Baynca.
talk, which was illustrated with lantern
slides, was exceptionally interesting Il
ccntcred upon the Wild hircia, their hoiners
and habits Tho address uas given under
the auspices # tho Garden Club and the
Natural History Secretly ~ Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.

stanton. Fob & Diamond State Grargc
NJ Stanton last evening, decided 10 hold
a poultry supper on March 10
Following routine business, the lecturer
furnished the following program. Current
events. G L Dickev: readings bv Id
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

married January 26. to William G. Duffy,
of Buffalo, N. Y:
Upon their return from a wedding trip
to Bermuda, they will live in Buffalo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

AWAY ahead If time on low pricca
he good old qualities and the renl old
tarcst-to-E goodness pricee Union lothng
{ . llast Eighth street, upstairs tdv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

Our regular SIS Quilted
Comforts, covered with
genuine French sateen
and filed with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

Built Of Well seasoned genuine ~sad
oak and finished in rich golden ejteot.
Have leather slip seats and represent
values.
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