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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-28

WEST ssTH ST. 257-Unusuailv well fr-
nished apartment 18th floor oys-.
looking Hudson River. Owner in Furon.
for six months: rooms; kitchenettc and
bath. Those desiring a home of resns'
ment and good taste apply to 4 NJ sIiysv
80 Maiden Lane. Phone 2055 John to,
particulars. a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
OAK HILL SCHOOL ACTIVE.

Townaend. Jan. i5.-The Home and
gchoo Association of Oak Hill School,
No 40. near Townsend promises 70 be
live one Their FIRST meeting OF the year
was held on W edresday afternoon. IN fhe
CIV sectional building. Of which the pa
irons md pupils ere very apprecia,tlVe;;
An interesting program vas well rendered
Nv .be school. consisting Of songs reclta-
lions. Chicken Little, dramanxed'
nuo,st,ons and riddles, among the latter
hc,rs a few nuts to crack.
The mlhon-dollar bond issue, for the
bmldinr Of schools, and school attend
.rce wrre discussed at length. and favor
,hly passed upon by the members present
The question Of hot lunches for the
children Was taken up and plans proposed
arc 20 he acted upon.
Refreshments we're served By the COM
mlttee in charge and social halt-nom
s,,i,ou,,d e.dinr with all singing Love
AZ Hsf~ -
Nrs&.Iohn Walton Is president of the
...o.,st,,,,. Mrs A. REYNOLDS, secre-
tsry. and Mrs. J. ,iarker treasurer.
Oak Hill School is IL hoyfishing con-
dition with Mrs. j J. Marker the senior
teacher. Mrs Gladys Poole, assistant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
NEWS OF LEWES.

Iewev. Jan. Is DR. L. W Hooker has
sold his interest in the tin box factory az
Lewcs to John Nj Vessels
Mrs Martha Maull. who was VI At the
home Of her daughter, Mrs John Johnson
in Wilmington, was able 20 return to
Isewes this week
Mrs. Frank Carter. who was suffering
from typhoid fever in Philadelphia hos
pltal has come 60 Lewes 60 recuperate
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William G. Lofiand
Mrs. J.. w Mustard, Sr., and her sister,
Mrs. Roger Powell, are spending few
days in I.ewes AT the home of Mrs Roman
Tammanv.
Leighton Hart who was recently mar
ried 10 Miss Elizabeth Blizzard, has pur-
chased farm of Roland Marsh, near
Rehoboth.
Mrs. Eliza Ingram is Ill at the homo of
her son, Thomas r.. Ingram, the result of
shock and exposure during the fire, when
the roof was burned over her head.
Herbert Orton has moved his family
TO the vacant house of Mrs. z. h Norman,
whoj making her homo in Philadelphia
with members of her family
Nir and Mrs Clinton Long have re-
celvcd announcement Of the birth OF
F.izey Mcacham Roberts, Jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs Elzey Meacham Roberts, Sr., Of
So. Louis. Mo Mrs Roberts Is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Rollo Wells Her
ancestors, the Howards, were 1cwcs
peoDle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delausrs City. Jan. l5.--Miss Gertrude
sadler entertained the Bible class of the
Preshv,orisu Church AZ her euo. Iast
evening. The following o5,e were
elected President Mrs H + Rose
secretary. Miss Laura Clark treasurer,
Mrs Herbert perrIckson.
4 collection for the Hoover Relief fund
will he taken at the morning and evening
services in the PRESBYTERIAN Church, sun
dsv
Nrs. Richards, wife Of Captain CDr)
Richards Of Fort du Pont, gave a tea
fror, 1 to 6 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The following were glcs's Mrs. W. I,
Revhold. Mrs. ". " Ellis, Of Delaware
Cifv: Mrs Spur. Mrs Blair and Mrs.
Foster OF Fort du Pont-
Mrs Henry Winchester left tooay tor
sIO-dsys visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O'Toole Of Wilmington,
Mrs. Walter :. Yost of NoTTIstown,
Pa, IS 8. guest of Mrs. Emma Gam OF
81 Georges.
Mrs. Harry Hall was severely burned
when she tripped and fell on her cook
--ovo while cooking dinner, yesterday.
The Community Welfare Association oi
Delaware City held a meeting ID the
Delaware City public school, Thursday
evening, and elected the following OH
GERS: Mrs. W. W Ellis, chairman; Mr.
No-thrIp treasurer, 70 succ eed Mrs
Alice jefferson, resigned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex Sportsmen Object to
Shortening of Season tor
Quail and Rabbits.
WOMEN VOTERS ORGANIZE
Rupture in Laurel Church Be-
cause Members Persisted IN
Indulgence in Tobacco.

prom Every Evenings Correspondents
Is,r., Ian. 15.-Trustees OF the Union
f;o.r,el Mission Church this week closed
a.. aoor~ and refused IN let Elder Brit-
,i,qham conduct the meeting, Elder
Nottingham called the members together
At his home, where he held the USUAL
rhe elder had forbidden any member
of tho congregation who used tobacco
~ attend the meetings Of the church One
ncmber. disregnrding his warning, came
~ IN, meeting with the forbidden to-
baceo. and when he rose TO speak to other
members. Elder Birmingham threatened
to have him arrested. The congregation
indignant over this action, now demand
= new preacher. A. ,,-
The tJnion Gospel Mission IL the out
eons of several tent meeting. held IN
,,s town. and has large following
The odd Fellows Hall was purchased 70
hold the meetings IN until suiVaoie
plaes could be found on which to erect
church. Meetings have been held regu
lerlv every Sunday evening.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Jan. i5--Homcr Cobc~ OF
Greenwood wns admitted to Milford
Emergency Hospitai, this week, to UNDER
20 treatment,
Mr. and Mrs John G. Clifton have
been visiting thoir daughter Mrs Charles
MaIsced, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Annie Harrison is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. B. +. Sherman. in Clai-
borne, Md
Mrs Sallie A. Rothcrmcl aud her son,
William Rothermel, have moved IN
Houston, Texas. whero they expect to
make their home with another son,
Louis r. Rothcrmel
William V. Sipple. Sr., left on Tuesday
for Sarasota, Florida. where he exTrcts
TO remain three months
well attended meeting Of the Mil
ford New Century Cub wns held, Mon
day afternoon. During the social hour
Miss Mildred Walls entertained the club
with n solo. "In the Dark, In the Dow 1
accompanied on the piano by Mrs
Postles Hammond A kitchen shower,
planned by tho hospitality committee
for the benefit Of the club kitchen, was a
decided piiccess
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
WOMEN VOTERS ORGANIZE.

Dover. Jan l5-The League of Wo-
men voters has elected the following oflicers
for the ensuing year,
President, Mrs Roosevelt Hammond
vice-presidents, Mrs + II Davis, Mrs
Marshall Derby, Mrs, n l.. Cowgirl
Mrs. Howell buckingham; recording
secretary, Mrs. Walter r. Massey: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Harry Mayer;
treasurer. Miss Ruth Cowgirl; press chair
man. Mrs. Roosevelt Hammond, hos
pitalitv chairman Miss Wmifred Morris.
membership chairman, Mrs. W. W Har-
rington; committee nj large. Mrs h. l..
Jones. Mrs. William Pennewill. Mrs.
A A Mntsnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
sEAroRD MOMENTS CLUB.

Seaford. Jan. l5.--At the Acorn Club
Tuesday, the subject was Education.
Mrs. Ella G.. Emery was chairman. Ad-
dresses were made by Professor II. y.
Stahl and Miss Sadie Guscman, Home
Economics teacher in Seaford public
school.
ltwas decided 20 organize night Home
Economics class 20 be held two nights a
week in the public school building with
Miss Guseman as instructor. The class
will start February |.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
NEWS Of THE DAY
At new CASTLE
The Caesar Rodney Chapter OF
Eastern Star lnsta,ls
Officers.

epecsai correspondence 70 Every Evening
New Castle, jan. 1b.-On Thursday
evening On account Of the absence Of the
Ht. Worthy Grand Secretary Mrs.
Minnie Keyes, of Wsshlr pton, -. ~.
The installation Of the officers Of tmsar
Rodn.y cha ptcr No = Order of tho East
srn Htar. which WIS to have been done by
IN. latter. was in charge of the Past
Worthy Matron Mrs. Elizabeth leach
..sisted by the Pnet Worthy Patron
Ravmond Foster. The following officers
rer. installed. Worthy mnton. Mrs,
Eli,ebe,h each. worthy patron, Raymond
Fortrr associate matron, Mrs. Irene Hew-
lett. cond,,ctoress, Minis Carrie J.. Gem
mill, associate cpndtetress. Mrs. hnilie
Meredith .ecrrtary, Mrs Elizabe' h Hobbs
treasurer. Mrs. Ellen Poster; chaplain,
Mrs. Mary X Nnylor; marshall, Mrs.
Mary Hanf, nrgenirt, Miw Ella hfowf,
warden, Mrs Bessie Vallctse, ser hneli
Edward II Naylor. The five Star POINTS
appointed by the worthy maton, wsfs
ADA" Mrs. Willeua tetteri hnnl'
MIR. Henrictts 0'Connor; "fsther,
Mm seilis Meredith: Martha, Mrs
Dora Ciymer. Electra" Mrs. Ellen
Dpdd.
Members of Delaware Consistory Of
wilmington are in receipt II cifculai
letter. requesting persons 20 take part
in the planning of a play in The Play
house, Wilmington, during Easter yyeel
for the benefit of the building fund o'
the organization.
Tana D.emer one of the cheer leaders
| of the High School varsity, last eveniul
| entertained the members of the basket
| ball team nj social at the home Of he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Deernsr
| tlass cheers and cheers for Mr.. and h.rr
Deemer and Miss Edna, were given anf
| each neryon present made an address
| A luncheon was served. Among those
present were. Business Manager, Charlie
| King. Manager Ia,nes Mcpevitt, Captaif
| Iohn Leach, Charles Cannon, Iarl'
| Wepprnmann, Douglas Proud, Merto'
| White, leon King, Joseph Cannon, Jane
Wilson and Samuel Mckniit
Paul Wentzcl, Yesterday while en-
ulnyed at rusey 4 Jones co. Wilmington
had tho end Of his first finger cut III ans
the thumb If the right hand lsesratee
nauepd By the breaking If chisel tha
he was using The injury ives dressed
NJ the Homeopathic hospital
Last evening n large number I hasA et
hall fans were disappointed hen the
learned that the Elktun High sehoo
haakpthall team mas FRhtWetlei ttati sttit
with the New Castle High School / h
visitors sent a telegram 81 business Mana
ger Charles King. that they we're unabt
10 make the nurney hy automobiles
on account uf the conditions uf the rcaa
caused by the heavy rims of yesterday
The members OF the local team PLAYED
practice game with scrub team of fh
High school The next scheduled Al
Scholastic game viii he played hefweel
ihe locals and the Beacon business 81
lepa Of Wilmington on Thursday evsnil
in The OPERA house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
JAN. 18TH FAST DAY.
Club Women 10 DO without One Meal
90 Aid European Relief.

A fast day. not for penitentiai but
for philanthronic puyposes, is being
proposed to all club women throughout
the country by New York women as
part Of the campeisn for European
relief
January 18th ia tho dey chosen when
either the principal meal viii be
omitted ar else for the regular sub
stantial American dinner messre
howl Of rice and slice ~ bread viii
be substituted This is meal on the
Hoover model such "a "a served every
1ay IN the Kitchens of the European
Relief Council throughout Central and
rlastern Europe. u is the meal on
which $500 GOO children will depend for
esi=teDr. thia winter but they cannot
be given even this unlesa America will
contribute Saa, 100000 according TO
Uerbert Hoover who ia directing the af
fairs of the Relief Council
In this state Henry Il. Scott iE the
chairman and James Y. Winchester
tho treasurer Of the fund which the
Delaware Joint Committee is raising
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

rnselsr Correspondence n Every Evening
Flkton. Md, Jan 15.-georgc Eber
brown. who for the past 20 years has
Iaen connected with the Second National
panE az FIkfon. he's resigned and viii
accent a position with the VieforY Spark
ler 70 here e. Hal Johnson, formerly
"a the Aberdeen National Bank, VIII
s,,.,eed Mr. Brown IN the Elkton bank.
f.aorpeyv. Peterson, aged Is years farm
oy "A nc Fourth district, died yesterday,
AZ his horne near louisville, after brlef
The funeral Of Samuel II. King, one of
FlLtonfs leading business men, who died
a,ddenIv Yesterday morning, viii takf
place Monday morning from immaculate
f'opoepfion Catholic Church
The engagement is announced oi PISS
Margaret Kfauss, daughter of Mrs. John
II Krsusr of Port DEPOSIT and Niiiism y
Street, Of Philadelphia 80
The Sunday school class Of the Rising
sun n z. Church has contributed SD
y, the Near East Relief Fund
Norris ]. Reynolds was chosen pressl-
dent. ]. NJ Holden, secretary and ~. }.
Dare, treasurer of the Rising sun Detec-
tive Association, yesterday.
Mrs Irene Mccullough Of Youngstown,
phfn, s on q Flstb " Ns2FthHt - :.
her sister. Mrs. W. h Cooney, ~ Rising
Sun
Invitations have been Issued n The
marriage ~ Mics Jessie Louis Wagner ol
Rising Sun to Melvin ID Thompson ot
North Fast. Saturday. Jsnuary ~.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Duchinck u Rising
p,tn have gone 20 their winter home ~
Green Cove Springs, Fioride
Chesapeake flax and linen mil at klk
Mills has elosed for few days, for re-
pairs 20 machines
A rnarriage license was issued N blk'on
Yesterday % Eugens r. England and
Margaret Mcdowell ~ Calvert, Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
HOME WEDDING AT DELMAR.

Dclmar. Jan. l5.--At the home Of MIR.
and Mr.. John s. Beach, 1o7 Jewel street
at II O'Clock Wednesday morning theiI
only daughter, Mary Ellen, was married me-
70 Mr. frank f. Lynch Of Delmar The
brideswss becomingly attired IN dress Q,
teuch blue tricolette over sat,n ana c'sfiieu
/, bouquet of cream roses apd hyaclntns,
Rev. r. NJ. Faulkner performed the
ceremony and the wedding msroh vas
Tepdered bv Miss Elsie Hearn The home
uas ,ss,eiuIlv decorated with. potted
plants and sweet peas ana heh'ed ~
candles The guests were feoslVea ~
To,l,v;nr the ceremony wedding
,,,nohe,r WIS served. MIR. and Mrs. Lynch
lot an the afternoon train for tr1p TO
Tlnr,d.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
DIED AT DOVER.

Dover. Jan. l5-Mrs. Charles Borden.,
aged 10 wears, died nj the Capitol Hotel,
Yesterday morning after an illness oi
several weeks. of complication OF dts
eases MIR. and Mrs Borden moved from
Wilmington 30 Dover several years ago
Funeral services viii be held from the
residence of w l.. Prltchett tomorrow
evening at 73o o'clock and the remains
will be taken TO Wilmington Monday
morning for interment.
The remains of Robert Riokerby, who
died in Wilmington on "Wednesday, were
brought here. yesterday, and WIN be IN
terred in HOLY Cross Catholic Cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
OPPOSE SHORT GAME SEASON.

Setord, Jan. l5--Seaford sportsmen
ere opposed 10 the bill to be introduced in
the Delaware Legislature shortening the
season for shooting quail and rabbits,
which is now from November Is to jan
uarv /. They claim that game Is very
plentiful throughout the State, that there
was considerably more than usual last
wear. and that there is still plenty left,
which will be greatly increased before the
next open season arrives;
During the past season there was hardly
. day when the Seaford hunter who went
cunning did not get the number of quail
and rabbits the law allowed TO be shot In
one .day's shooting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

BAKING AND SEWING CLUB.

Newport. Jan. 15.-The Junior Girls
Baking and Sewing Club of Newport held
their weekly business meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs ]. G
Justis, with twenty-three members present
The girls completed sewing bags which
they had been working on.
Vocal selections were rendered by Mabel
GeIson and Jessie Townsend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
MARRIED IN BALTIMORE.

Laurel, Jan. 15.-Annomcement has
been made of the marriage OF ,. Harlan
Ellis, formerly of this town and son oil the
late Catesby r. Ellis and Mrs, Ellis, and ana
Miss Jncaue Nj, Lowry of Baltimore. ne
ceremony WAS performed by Rev. Jane,
II. Straughn, president of the Maryland
Annual Conference and former pastor
of Christ NJ. p Church OF this town nj ms
home, 1920 Linden avenue, baltimore, at
$50 O'Clock Thursday evening. dinner
NJ the future home of the couple, 1908
Futaw Place, followed.
Mr. Ellis is connected with one of
Rnltimore's largest corporations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
STORM WAS SEVERE.

Seaford. Jan. l5.-This section was
visited Thursday night and yesterday by
the worst storm Of the winter Hail,
snow and rain fell. the rain continuing al
csy accompanied hy high southwest
wind. In some instances small outbuild-
inps were blown over and limbs Of trees
torn OF. filing the country roads with
debris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
wOMAN'S CLUB HAS SOCIAL l..

Newport, Jan. 15.-The Woman Club
Of Newport held So. ial last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Brierly. The committee IN charge con
sisted Of Mrs. s Rile. Mrs.G r Briefly
Mrs. W. l. Duff. and Miss Ella W
Johnson.
The next business meeting of the club
will be held on Friday afternoon. Jan
uarv 81, at the home of Mrs William A.
Dannenhauer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
GOLDEN WEDDING.

Milford. Jan. 15-~Mr. and Mrs. Garrett
vreeland celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at their home, Wednesday
evening, aud were recipients of many
beautiful presents The house wns taste
fully decorated and refreshments were
served.
The Official board Of First Presbyterian
Church Of which Mr.. and Mrs. Nreeland
have been lifelong members. Presented
the couple with a golden fruit bowl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

College having received an invitation
from the college authorities TO come 70
Newark to spend the weekend with all
their expenses paid.
The graduates were in high sp'rits TINS
morning when they left, looking torwHru
TO n very pleasant trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

following ofYicer. President, Danisl
Short; Jice-president, Henry G. Levin;
Cashier, Elijah r. Woottcn; nssietAnts,
Albert r.. Culver and Granville T., Wind
aor, clerks. Mrs. Sallio Bacon Fooka,
Miss Elsie Melvin, Oliver Baker.
Tho high school firrt year class in aSri-
culture made a visit 10 Vallinnts fertilizer
plant, Wednesday afternoon and eanh
fertilizer material WAS thoroughly cx-
planned 20 them and also tho PROCESS Of
mixing fertilizer. .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Jan. Stockholders Of the
Peoples National Bank have elected
the following directors: Daniel Short,
Henry c. Lewis, George FL Otwell, John
III. Elliott, DIR. Gaylord A. Hitch, DR.
o. V. James, Capt William J. Quillen,
Il. T. Mootten. The directors elected the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
GUESTS AT wOMEN's COLLEGE.

Seaford, Jan. 15.-Fourteen girls, MEM
hers Of the graduating class Of the seaford
hugh school left this morning for Newark.
where they will be guests Of the Women s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
To Have Drneinq Cls.~.

Mis- Alice Pratt has arranged Tower
HiIl School dsrcinq elsss 20 b. Instructed
hy Mise X Mefylsferty ssch Monday
afterr,eson NJ the schooa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

fined 10 hia home eft.r an operation on
his hip. Yesterday was operated upon
for an Infection of the injury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
s~,,~so,.~ civ,e.flub

R~',~Tn-s~ fivir'. q lph
The n~vf r1nefing uf fnn u .U.HT r.
Civir's Cluh win hr hold On larnaff
~ the home of Nra Fdpar ~ O-h.if
On Frhrusrv "a fhe rluh ~ e
NsrFfa Washiref ~ dfnner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

r-la.-.nsa ads are naw.. too.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
DANGER
IN COLDS

Nothing is more distressing than
q cold when it hangs on, and no
remedy ever compounded will
relieve it quicker than Munyon's
Cold Remedy. Prepared TO relieve colds
In the head. check fever and nasal dis
charges, tightnsss across chest, rsttling
coughs. loss Of voice, catarrh, hacking
coughs Of old people, ianguor, debility
and night swesta- Let Munyon's make
you well At all druggists.
CSISNGU
Ass,os' sHs~oeopssbicH Home ~
Reusdy Co.
SCRANTON. PA -
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