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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

The Parent-Teachers Association
OF the Grammar School will meet
in the assembly room of the school
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

After November 80. no more ap-
plications for the state bonus will
be received by the bonus commis-
sion. Until that time, application
may be made through the Office of
the American Legion, room 219,
RaritaA building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

The Raritan Football Club will
held an informal dance on Satur-
day night in Junior hall. john
stones orchestra will furnish the
music and an enjoyable evening is
predicted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

A meeting of the co-operators of
the First Baptist church will be
held Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

An entertainment and dance will
be given by the knights of New
Brunswick at the Armory, Codwise
avenue, NeN Brunswick, tonight.
Music will be furnished by Ernie
krickett's Serenaders of Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

Perth Amboy Lodge No. 7S4, Be-
nevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, expects to initiate a number
of candidates at its meeting to-
night at their home in Madison
avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

The second annual moonlight and
confetti dance given by the North
Amboy Sporting Club will be held
in Ukranian hall, State street, to-
morrow night. Sam Tonghini's Fa-
nous Sterling Six orchestra is card
ed to furnish the music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

n you have 4 severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness,
throat tickle, hoarseDcss, or dlngult
breathing. of % your chi,d wakes up
during the night with Group and YOU
uaui auiek help. Try this reliable old
huno made cough remedy Any drug
rIai can supply you with kN ounces
III pIusS. Pour this into a pint bottle
and hii che bottle with plain granu-
lated sugar Fyfup. OR you can use
clarified molaksrs. honey. or corn
gYfup. instead uf sugar syrup, II
desired This recipe makes a pint Of
fgallY remarkable cough remedy IL
taaira good and Ia spite Of its low
cost 4 can b. depended upon 10 give
qu.ek and lasting relief;
You can feel this take hold OF a
cough in a way that means bus slness.
ID iuoseus and raises the phlegm,
stop. throat tickle and sooihes and
lrsls the iffitated membranes that
line the throat aud bronchial tubes
With such pfomptness, ease and cer-
tainiy that q IL really astonishing.
plneK is a special and highly con-
evnifaled compound ~ genulne. Nor
WAY pine extract. and i probably the
best known neAnr Of overcoming
severe coughs throat and chest colds
There are many worthless mita'
tIouf ~ this mixture. To AVOID dis.
appointment. ast for "2h ounces OF
rlneR" with full directions and don't
accept anything elsc. Guaranteed "a
give absolute satisfact ION or money
promptly refunded. The Plnex Co.
" Wayne, Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
WARNS SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Police Sergeant Hahn Gives Two Ad-
dresses on Street Perils.

Police Sergeant Hahn yesterday af-
ternoon delivered addresses before the
pupils OF Schools No. and IS, warn
ing Of the hazards encountered by
children using the streets as play
grounds.
Particular emphasis was laid on the
danger Of riding on the back OF auto
mobiles. wagons and trolley cars. The
sergeant warned Of the danger at
tached to using the street for roller
skating. and advised that the side
walks be used for that particular
sport. The streets were for the use of
automobiles and other vehicular traffic
and the Fairgrounds for sports and
games, Sergeant Hahn said.
These addresses are part Of the
educational program In accident pre-
vention. being promoted by the Della
ware Safety Council with the cooper
alton of the Police Department.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
SONS OF VETERANS HoNoREp.
Appomattox Camp Visited by Com
mander u. A.. Detroot.

AT the meeting OF members of Ap-
pomattox Camp No. 2, Sons OF vetor-
ans on Monday evening, they had as
their guest of honor. Frank A. De
Groot of Washington. ID. c., Com
mander OF the Maryland Division, s..
OF ", IL heing the occasion of his Of
fcial visit TO the local camp. Repre-
sentauves OF the q. A. II. were pres-
ent and contributed TO the enjoyment
OF the evening with their stories, Of
army life and experiences.
Commander DeGroot gave detailed
account OF the recent national en-.
oampment OF the order. held at In
dhnapolis last month, and of the
splendid reception accorded the q. A,
II. and visitors.
During the meeting, touching trlb-
ute of the life and work of paas
Department Commander j, 8, Litzen-
berg of the Delaware q. A, n. and ~
MS service TO the Sons of Vetera ms
was given by members or both orga-
nizations, and IL was felt that an Ar.
reparable loss had been Sustained IN
his death.
Commander DeGroot had GLOWING
reports To offer OF the activities of tbe
sons OF Veterans in sections OF the
Maryland division and plans were ont
lined Tor a forward movement TO in.
crease the membership of the wu.
mington Camp Refreshments wer,
served by members OF the Sons n
Veterans Auxiliary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
COUNCIL AND HEALTH
OFFICIALS TO CONFER
May Decide lncinerator Type
and Whether Garbage Is to
be Wrapped.

officials OF the Board of Health have
sent communication to City Coun-
ell asking that the committee OF the
whole meet with them next Wednes-
day night and the Councilmen have
agreed TO the conference. The pur-
pose OF the meeting is not explained
In the letter. but II is understood TO
be In reference TO the local situation
regarding the collection and disposal
OF garbage.
In view OF the impending meeting
the committee Of the whole Council
last night oid not take up for con-
sideration their health committees
report and recommendation as SUBJ
mitted last week on the report OF j
II. Gregory the expert brought here
to make n survey OF conditions and
recommend what he thought should
be done. This matter was deferred
until next weeks conference.
The session, II Is expected, will be
a lively one. The majority Of the
Councilmen make no secret OF the fact
that they believe the Nye system OF
inclneration is the most economical
and best the city could obtain, II
regulations for the proper handling
tof the garbage are enforced, while
IL Is said to be tho opinion OF most Df
the health board officials that the dc
Carrie system OF disposal ls the best
method. 1t is expected there will be
n hot fight between the Councilmen
and the health officials as to which
system should be adopted II 1
agreed by all concerned that at leas'
one and possibly two more uniti
should be added TO the present in
Generating plant.
The question of wrapping garbag
also will be considered and possIbl
definitely settled. The Nye inclnera
tor cannot properly handle wet gar
bage and trying to burn wet garbag
in II has already caused one breakdow
at the plant. The De Carrie system
IL is understood, is differently arrange
and can handle wet garbage. wheth'
there will be an ordinance requirin
the wrapping of garbage probably WI
depend largely upon the type OF II
; cinerator the city finally decides
adopt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That Is the joyful cry of thousands
sinee DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel|
DIR. Edwards. practicins physician
for IL years and calomels old-tir1e
enemy, discovered the formula for
Olive Tablets while treating patients
for chronic constipation end torpid
lvers.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel. but a healing, sooth-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping Is the keynote" ot these
little sugar-coated, olive-coiored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver
e act normally They never force
them TO unnatural action.
II you have dark brown mouth
bad breath--a dull, tired feeling g-sick
headache torpid llver-constipation
youll find quick. sure and pleasant
results from one or twa OF DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night
lust TO keep right Try thea, 15c and
s0r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
WEDDINGS.
Gooden.Cnstelow.

The marriage Of Miss Alta J. Cas-
telow. daughter OF John Il. castelow
md q lockwood Gooden, son Of MI
and Mrs. A. ID. Gooden. son OF Marydel,
took place at 917 Jackson street al
noon Monday. being performed by
Rev. Carlisle +. Hubbard Mrs. Good
IN wore a dark blue meteor crepe
dress. and corsage bouquet Of ward
roses and yiolets. She was unattend-
a. After the CEREMONY, which was
Witnessed only by the immediate fam.
lies reception was given. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Gooden left for Atlantic city
after November Is. they viii be a
home at 2gig North Thirty -fourtf
street, Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
RoTARrANs AS HOSTS.
Club WIN Entertain Ladies MI Hotel
du p0ut Tonight

The Rotary Club viii be host tonight
10 wives Of members and invited
guests. The regular weekly luncheon
today will be omitted as is customary
when a night meeting is planned.
The entertainment committee has
prepared an attractive program and
the guests Of the club are assured IN
advance Of a delightful evening. DR..
Francis II. Green. faculty head at
Pennington Seminary. Pennington, NJ
j., viii be one Of the speakers. The
program In detail viii not be an.
nounced until the guests are assem-
bled.
1t Is expected that a delegation 81
the newly organized Dover Rotary
Club win be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
LEVY COURT CHANGES
RED LION CONTRACT
Decides to Finish SIuice Work
Under Supervision of En-
gineer Crubb.

Yesterday afternoons session os
Levy Court. most of which took nlaco
oehinu the closed doors of the com
nlittee conference room. brought
about the ousting from the Red IJon
Sluiceway job OF the contractors
thompson q Jones OF this city. based
on the written report Iof County En-
g.neer Charles f. Grubb. that this
work had been unnecessarily delaved
by them.
The motion In the matter. for which
on roll call, Commissioners Stetser
Rall, Buckson. Mccoy and Collins
voted AYE" and Commissioner Jones
No Commissioner strahorn being
absent, read as follows:
Resolved, That Thompson & Jones
be notified 10 discontinue all work
under their contract executed April
20. 1921. for the construction of n new
s'uiceway at the mouth OF Red Lion
creek and the rebuilding OF the Della
ware river bank on and adjacent 10
the new sluiceway. said work be COM
pleted by this court under the super
vision of the county engineer, and
further that the New Amsterdam
Casualty Co, surety of said Thompson
& Jones on said contract, be notified
Of this action"
Following the announcement OF the
vote by chairman Stetser, Commits
sioner Jones introduced motion d.
recting the county engineer tc
report 10 the court all work dons
by his department involving expendi.
to report TO the court all work dons
ture of over $500, where bids hat
not been called for. Discussion de.
veloped that what Commissioner Jones
had chiefly in mind was a temporar,
bridge across the Lincoln Highwa!
near Roseville, for which he had hear,
that a large amount of new lumber ha
been bought Commissioner McCo,
: SAID that lumber from a dismantle'
bridge had furnished the main supply
Commissioner Jones further al
; luded 10 an order for one blank boo
! for judges use on which 25 book
had been billed. Commissioner Nc
: Coy stated that delivery OF the extr
) books had been refused and the bi
J held up by the county controller an
, payment refused.
Commissioner Jones also criticise
the county engineers Office in con
J nection with the plans prepared 70
/ the proposed Pine street bridg'
! which he claimed were faulty.
A motion 10 adjourn cut short an
further discussion, no action havin
= been taken.
AT an earlier stage the court award
Z ed the contract for work on the roa
from St. Georges toward kirkwoo'
a stretch OF I09 miles. 70 l. j. Ho
llingsworth, Elsmere, az his bid
StS.S04.50. The work on Grabbs roa
from Grubb's corner to Faulk roa
J. was awarded 10 r. II. Johnson Co. I
this city for s4.567. II is 6 mi
:. in length.
The clerk was directed 10 notii
all rural tax collectors 70 appear
the next session Of the court, on Tue
+ day, November ] al 1880 a. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
COMMUNITY DANCE.
Enjoyable Event Given In Polonla
Hall For Neighborhood Folks.

Really deserving the title of "com-
munity dance" was the affair OF last
night at the Polonia Hall on Maryland
avenue, given by members of Della
ware Neighborhood Association. "Chil-
dren's hour" lasted until o'clock,
when the floor was cleared for the
grown-ups.
IL WAS costume affair. of course.
In view OF the near approach of Hal
lowc'cn, and the children enjoyed
wearing their fantastic costumes al
most as much ms their elders had en-
ioyed their devising. Fairy and COB
lin. angel and satin, with all inter-
mediate grades and many that defied
classification. were represented I'm the
costuming. and sight at the scene
ON the dancing floor made ono think OF
the patterns and colors shown by n
peep through a Kaleidoscope.
A quartet OF girls rendered the Pol
lsh National dance with swing that
aroused the enthusiasm of all onlook-
crw and tiny Frances Zaynes gave n
solo dance or two In pleasing style,
Those who made up the quartet of
dancers were: waclas Dobk. Cecilia
Wasielewski Agnes Reimer, and
blanche Borowska.
The Virginia Reel was danced with
much elan to the prompting of Miss
Frances Range. and action and sing
ing games carried on with great ami
nation until . o'clock. when the floor
was cleared OF the younger set, and
given over 10 the older people.
Charles Y. Ernst. director of Com
muniiy Service, was In charge of the
festivities. the local committee con-
sisting of Peter Rierkowski. chair
man, Miss Irene Rogycki. secretary OF
pelamora Association; Alma Dunbar
Irene Lecderman. Anna Zaynes, M
Mack. r. Ranks. Elizabeth Russell. j
Connor, G. Raymond. Mary Kolon, N
Garw1nski. j.. Victor. Lillian Sabedra
n. Hastings. Meledra Bonczkowska
Mary Gcanopolus. Mesdames IL. Ga
winski. Neleria Jakwabowska. ]. Ko'
wolska. John $. Bogucki, John A 20
hielsi,i. John Pietuezka. Stanley Ga
winski.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
TEDDY LED THEN .,o,y
EVERY EVENING LEADS NJ"
aDe-Lghted!"

De Lighted" ros
lust as much a part Of Colonel Ted
az whose birthday anniversary y De
lng observed today as the famous
smile mat always accompanied 'he
words. %
teddy and his smile have gone %
another land but his famous express
..on "Ds-lighted" is still with US. ~ ,
not heard now in the White Hooss
eorridors nor on the rostrum--pul
,yer the 'phone TO The Every Eve
sing clanslfied department.
Mrs. Nichols, OF 500 North Broome
street. said "rm delighted" aftef
many prisons had responded to ntr
IA Offering her apartment for rent
she rented It IN a day.
When you want 20 be De- lAgh'eo
can 1900 and ask for an ad taker'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
FERRY COMPETITION
BRINGS RATE CUT
Pennsylvania Railroad chesa-
peake Bay Lines Reduce
Fares.

The Maryland, Delaware and vir-
rlnia and the Baltimore. Chesapeak
and Atlantic Railway Companies yes
terday filed with the Public Service
Commission In Baltimore application
TO reduce rates as follows:
ON the Maryland. Delaware and
Virginia between Baltimore and Re
hohoth, including Love Point and sta
tions on the railway division.
on the baltimore Chesapeake and
Atlantic between Baltimore and Ocean
City. including Claiborne and points
on the railway division.
ON the Baltimore. Chesapeake and
! Atlantic 20 Chortank river points.
Tho reduction asked for is believed
20 anticipate general reduction in
rates OF the two hoat-and-raii lines.
The present fare from Baltimore 10
Love Point 10 ss cents. The proposed
fare Is es cents.
The present fare from Baltimore 10
Claiborne In $3.50 Under the pro-
posed schedule the fare would be
si.ab
The present fare from Baltimore -
+ Choptank river points Is SAFE. The
E NAfN as lANiiNfN MttAtA Nf fAsNas
Commensurate reductions would b'
made In the fares between other points
affected by the petition. The Public
service Commission il SO much in ac-
cord with the proposed reduction that
tho customary a0-day notice was
Waived and the order was signed q
become effective November ].
rhe railway companies IN their peu'
tlun % the utilities beard say tha'
the reductions are desired 20 NEE
competition. Ia recent speech a.
uafrlsnurT. President Rea of tn
psnnsylvania railroad, o. which IN,
IA. D. A ". and ths y. G. a A. ar
suhsiaiarlrs indicated that the Penn
sylvanla might he forced 20 abandon
thesa two lines because they are no
payiug,
uns reason FOR the deficit according
a. ST. nra 10 the unfair competition
with the ferries subsidized by IN
state. rfom the petitiun flied with IN
puhlg Service Commission it wouh
nttlear that the Pennsylvania sub
aldiafire propose tn meet this cunipeti
i.nr. regardless az its fairness, BY
reduction in rates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
DELAWARE ALUMNI.
Wilmington Chapter To Entertain
Other Chapters Nov. 10.

At n meeting OF the Wilmington
Chapter OF the University Of Delaware
Alumni Association In Hotel du pont
last night, IL was decided TO entertain
members Of other chapters at a lunch
con in the Hotel on November tG. The
affair viii be the first OF a series
planned for the season.
r. Alexander Croihers, chairman Of
the athletic committee, reported fa-
vorably OF It's activities. The commit
tee will send letter Of commentator
to Coach Derby OF the University team
for his aid In making tho college team
ylctorlus in the recent Haverford
game.
G. II. orubb, president, presided at
last nights meeting. which was well
attended. The next meeting will be
held November 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Drama League to Entertain.

The Drama League will hold the
first meeting OF the season this eve
ming at st. Andrews Parish House.
DIR. w. o. Sypher, head OF the Eng
lish department of the University Of
Delaware. will speak on "shakespear-
can Tragedy" The comedy Suppress
ed Desires" will be presented by Mrs
Charles wentz, Miss Ruth Barthold
l.. r. Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

street. about 70 be vactaed by r. w.
Woolworth a Co. for Robert H. Foord
of the Foord Furniture Co, Seventh
and Shipiey streets. Mr.. Foord viii
establish at the market street address
"The Talking Machine shop dealing
exclusively in Victor machines, -ecordx
and accessories. II viii be 70 occupied
as soon az the neceaeary alterations
VIII be made, probably IN week or
so. The WooIworth co. ~ moving 10
it's new store on Market street aboys
Fifth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Robert Burns Masquerade Party.

The Robert Burns Auxiliary of the
Wilmington Branch Club will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening at the
Labor Lyceum, Az du Pont street.
The meeting VIII be in the form Of a
masquerade party and dance. to which
the men are invited. The guests are
asked to attend masked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Graduate Nurses Entertained.

The class OF 1921 OF the Homeopath-
ic Hospital was entertained by the
Alumnae Association of the hospital
at a dinner and dance in pariors a
and y Of the Hotel du Pont last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
TO Dedicate New Cemetery Gate.

The Congregation Chesed Shell En-
eth will dedicate the new gate Of its
cemetery on Sunday, October 80, at
p. m. at Lombardy cemetery. The
speakers will include Rabbi n. Bren-
ner OF Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Middletown School Conference.

Members Of the Middletown Board
of Education will come TO Wilmington
this afternoon TO confer with DR.. Jo-
seph II. odell, president OF the Dela-
ware School Auxiliary Association, re-
garding school matters at Middletown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Mercantile Committee 10 Meet.

Members Of the managing commit
tee OF the mercantile section Of the
Chamber of Commerce will meet
this evening, to discuss business
pertaining to pushing business this
fall and winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Ladies, Catholic club panee.

The Young Ladies' Catholic Club
held a very successful dance and card
party asst night, about 400 persons
attending.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Aeelden, BOARD TO Meet at Dover.

The Industrial Accident Board will
hold a special meeting at Dover to-
morrow for the purpose OF considering
and hearing evidence OF accident cases
in the lower part of the state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Don't Suffer
With Piles
When Pyramid Pile Suppositoriss
Bring Blessed Relief from the
Distress of Itching, Painful,
Protruding Piles. Send
for Free Trial

First try them, then tell your
friends that Pyramid Pile Supposi-
toKtes bring blessed relief In the pri-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

Iiks Plan Dinner aud Vaudeville
Thf Wilmington Lodge q Elks viii
hold dinner and vaudeville enter
iaiumeui ln German hall on Nov ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Home-mods, but Has No
Equal for Coughs

Makes a fsmilt supply of really
ast.snam hss soush n~dleiss Ens-
lls prepared, snd saves sboss ".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

k6h aiuHf lhu aHafiHi He rate fof
tlHntsa aHtrltlwft $3.50 Wae rlasslhedt
sia tftft aaf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
NEW MUSIC SHOP.
Through q. ". Ford, X. r.. Foord
Leases Former WopIworth Store.

Guy X. Ford, real estate brooker,
has leased. from X. Topkis' Sons, the
owners, the building at 41e Market
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-09-29
Rebekah Anniversary.

Tuesday evening, September goth,
Rebekah Lodge No. l47 celebrated the
10th anniversary of the institution Of
Rebekah Odd Fellowship. A goodly
number of members and friends were
present regardless of the unfavorable
weather A short program was given
by members of the lodge, after which
we were favored with addresses by
Revs Kirkbride, Cooke, and Schoen-
field. Greatly do we as lodge appre-
ciate the words of encouragement and
commentator for the work we have
tried to accomplish, and we intend to
put forth a still greater effort. The
officers earnestly ask the cooperation
Of all members for the upbuilding of a
still stronger and more useful order.
A special meeting for initiation will be
held Tuesday evening October 4. Come
and help to make it interesting.
INTERESTED REBEKAH.