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Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-19

New York. July ia proposed
world conferences N the Irish race 10
be held in Paris early next wear prob.
abIy viii he rsrrsiiad IN no ,roson,
negotiations between Premier finyt.
George and Famonn De Valera are
successful. Hrsry Boland. the latter's
representative announced today. The
lrish Eelf-deterulination league of
Great Britain had begun the crraniza-
ton If the conference IN the surEes-
'ior n the Irish Republican association
n ED1th Africa. irish representatives
from every state Of the United States.
Canada Australia. South Africa. South
America. spain and France. were to
attend
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-19

More than on thousand southern
Baptist Girls have enrolled In ? go
ris'v which piefzn- l's members not
10 dance and TO discourage dancing In
others.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-19

hluntly that the British government
must reach It's own agreement with De
Naiara and that Ulster is determined
to maintain its present status repudi-
ntirs the whole Slim Fein argument
that Ulster IL In the minority and must
bow TO the majority In Ireland MIR
Lluyd-georFe conferred with the
Ulster premier alone The members Of
their rssnactivs cabinets acconpa nj led
both irish representatives. bu. So la
as is known did not participate in the
conference with the premier.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-19
ULSTER PREMIER
STEPS OUT OF FARLEY

Continued from Page one,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
PROMINENT WHEELING PHYSICIAN
PASSES AWAY FOLLOWING Pc
ROD OF FAILING HEALTH.
Logan Practice Of Medicine in Dsnwoo".
Captain in tho World Wal

Dr T II. MCighen of 81 Fnurtecnth
street. Wheeling. died at the HON" =:
as SISTER at l.lltl"tou, ". Va. ~ !"
O'Clock IL. m. Tuesday. II" had been III
failing health tor several months IN"
had gore - n" country for e" ga!
rest. when the end came.
tn. M'Irh"n WAS born in 'ir""H"
county, IA. July !. 1863. II" aH"H!'d
uubllr and select SuhuOla uf lrnH.'NH L
mia and West Virginia. a!.d 'hr S;&r'
university At MorEantuwn. ". Va. Tor
S!x wears he Was employed az teacher
III the public =, hoolS Of West Niv&iii,I
lie gra,lualcd from IN" hospital college
OF nr"dI,inc at Louisville. Ky. in lHh-'
and served rs inferno a. iar tlty nos
pitaI there. for Il period Of one year
H., began the praGtlC" Of ms PROBES
sion at RcuwoOd, W. Va. IN lA3l an"
after three Years. came - Wheeling
where II" has continuously r"SideH anu
prarticed HIS profession. VINE" the
world war came H. enlisted and Wa"
given tho rank "r captain. being located
at Camp Sherman for period ar -
months. when the arniSiicr WAS S'SheG.
DR. MciEhen Was married III INA T.
Miss Birdie CUcELync, daughter al ih'
late Samuel ami Hannah t"rkaynr u!
Glrndn.e. W. Va. who survives hini'
He - u.sh survived by two sisters
Mrs Mars!" krurncy and Mrs. j. "
Connolly. both OF l.ittivton. W. Va.
Funeral arrange ments arc incomplete.
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# YOUR FRIENDS
ARE EATING YEAST
THBY WILL BE GLAD TO EECW
THAT THEY CAN GET TINY
TABLETS at DRUG STORE.
EASY TO TAEE-EESULTS
oUICK-BErTEE PoR YOU.

So many people are Gang yeast. Sp,"-
.;,.n oranges. e.. ana drinking GaartS
.: min each day ~ ~r.Ir.'h o. Wiz M Nos
:Ilt he chemists have perfected Il t!nS
't.Irt containing Il proper dose Of ho;h
Water and Fat Soluble N:ta-n!n"S in
hIIhiy concentrated form. The tan,";S
ar, more economical. less bother. easier
{" s.;kc and agree with the stomach bet
Icr.
The reason people want Nitamincs is
because NitamIncs bring more str"nfth.
weight. CD,or. freedom from bolts. rhr-
huLc!rS pimp!rS etc. Doctors Say mos
at ~ h-cd more Nitamln"s thar. We get
n It regular meal. and = Is simply
Amazing whu' thcs'. IhuS- Pho NitHmi:Ie
tablets will -" Gur u person IN three or
Cu.r weeks tine The tablets are !Tade
in Amcrira's Greatest laboratory. Tons
az Yeast arr used They get Nitaminrs
a -" from hul'S nG !icc, and mix the con-
cenrraicd ,lcmrntS together into a
proper dose adj GlyccTo- phnsphatcs,
etc. and you get IN 4 tiny tablet seen
ttfirllly compounded tablet that docs
amazing and Most unusual things for
men and women who are week, th!n.
pale. undcrEuuris hcd.
Local druggists recommend his now,
powerful wy t. take vita mines. and
you can got 4 bottle 81 SIXTY lhos-Phn
V!tamIne tablets at the nearest drug
store.
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Mrs. EchSnRu

Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Buchanan. WI"
Of JOSEPH, buchanan. died a. her h"W"
in West Alexander Oh Tu"sdIy alter
noon Mt 30 O'Clock in hc" IND Year
Mrs. buchanan Was born a. MaJorsElIie
but had spent the last - Years OF her
life at West Alexander. Sh" WAS Il
consistent member If ia" Nest Alex
andcr United Presbyterian church.
surviving her, in addition to her has
band, are three sons. John E and II,
l.. Iiuclnnau. both uf West Alexander.
and Charles A.. Of Uhvrt. I!linniA Fur
cr-ll services Will be he'd at her Ii IL
tome nu Thursday morning a. lO:3O
o'clock The Rev. McCrackcn o. the
West Alexander United Presbyterian
church VIII officia;e and the int"rrnent
viii lie in West Alrxa-'!rr cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
rO1NAI. ACTION TAKEN ON f1Ht
JRES AS PREPARED By THE
CITY MANAGER.
Ordinance Asesrtainlng and DECLARING
Fiscal Affairs OF City, Paszed'

Ctty council, last evening Fixed levy
OF 46s-io cents upon every 800 ,,,lt'a-
ton on taxable property for the current
fiscal YEAR 10 meet the obligations for
municipal purposes 20 raise SI3o.tlS,S9:
the rata OF ,rvy FOR the current fiscal
year 20 meet ;he playground and re-
creation Obligations oil upon every 800
valuation o. property to produce tn
sum ~ sa.i9S.9S. q levy or c-lo cents
on every slo0 valuation 70 meet the
bonded indebtedness TO produce the
sum Of s23.5Ss.60: a levy OF 3 lilo cents
TO meet the bonded indebtedness OF
street improvements to produce the
sum OF sSS.4S2.To.
\ loyy of 35 cents was fixed on the
500 valuation 10 meet the bonded in
Gebtedness OF tho former town OF Elm
Grove: IA cents for the bonded indeht-
-dness Of the former town OF Edgwood
80 cents on the 500 valuation OF prop
erty for the bonded Indebtedness of the
former town Of Warwood: Ito cents
on the Sl0O property valuation ''r the
bonded indebtedness OF the forr iowa
of Plea SAINT Valley; : $40 cent: IN the
800 10 meet the bonded indeb; elne 81
OF the former town OF Fulton. and
81 10 cents on the 500 property yalu.
alton 20 meet the bonded Indebtedness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
MARSHALL CO.
ESTIMATE SOC
In An Iuorsase Of Two Cents Over Last
Ysar-Distriot Road Bond Bst-
mated Lower.

An increase In the Marshall county
low of TWO cents over last year was
estimated yesterday by the county
court. The total for all purposes Is 30
cents. while last years total was ~
cents What Is known rs tic county
levy vas liked at - cents. an i7Cr"tS''
Of two cents the district road levy 70
mains he same. - cents. and tic g"n-
era! county road levT tn" same. -
cents.
The Cameron road bond levy was o.
ti'ua,-d ., 40 cents. two cents lcFs '"Hn
last yea-: tn" cay district road h3ni
lew estimate Is 40 cents which - \
ccrrs under las; year: the MEADE "iS-
,rict :,rh bond esttmat" is A. "e1'r.
three less than last year and IA" I n'"'
district estimate for the road bonds ~
n cents. the same as last year.
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WelSburg Board Of
Education Levy $3.50

Wellshurg. w. Va. Aug. 9.-(SpcciaD
Tho board Of education OF the indie
pendent school district OF this city ~,et
last evening at which time they hxed
the levy on taxable property at $3.50
per hundred. Tho levy Is the same as
that OF last wear. DIT. II. 4. McCusky.
member OF the board while discussing
the matter. stated that he a. we'll as
the rest OF tho members % the board
were indeed greatly gratiiied tina; tAey
did not have 10 raise the levy.
The council OF this city met for
few minutes this evening and decided
that they delay action or the tax Lew
until later in tho week. Just when they
will meet % nol known at this time.
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A preliminary hearing will h" given
Philip Jacohucci Of East Wheeling.
Thursday. by John H. Conrad United
States Commissioner. Jacohucci'S p!aC"
was raided o. Friday OF last week ~
which time the Federal prob ibition Off
GERS found n large amount OF home brew
as we'll as some home brew which was
brewing.
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BENW0OD LEVY
FIFTY CENTS
CITY COUNCIL OF MILL TOWN
MEETS AND MAKES ESTLAATR
FOR ENSUING YEAR.
Same Rate As Last Year-Poople Haa
Expected It TO Be Higher.

A meeting Of The city council was
held last evening in the city building on
Main street at which tim" they TOOK ny
the taA levy for the ensuing year. After
much debating and considering II was
finail< decided that they make II 81
cents on the 500 OF taxable properly,
This IS tne same rate that the people
OF RenwCod paid last year. They were
expecting it 10 be much larger and Will
he glad to hear that the city fathers
decided to leave II the same.
Several other matters or routn" ma
turc were taken up and transacted fol
lowing which council ADJOURNED n ?:%'
O'Clock
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lived IN Pittsburgh 80 years. Besides
her husband and daughter. she leaves
TWO grand children. Mrs. Harry w
Cross Of bellevue and Hurry w. Mcng"
OF Saranac Lake. y. Y, and two great
grandchildren: one sister. Mrs. K J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
COUNCIL ESTIMATES LEVY
FOR CITY At 46 $40 CENTS
OF tho former town ~ W"odsdaie
Pass Ordinance

OF tho former town tf W pooNuhic'
Pass Ordinance
Council read rcr the 'nird time ana
final passage an ordinance, ascertaln'nG
and d,c!nrins Il condition OF the fiscal
affairs OF the city. for tho Hsca' year
ended June 80. ard making up an Nem'
lied statement. as prepared by the rI;F
manager. The report shovel the aiHouh'
,t,:,, will become due and coltec.ihic
during the said fsCal year from every
source. except the amour; prodrced oy
the levy OF taxes 10 be made Tor inc
year: the debts and demands made by
the city and those that Will become cue
Including al in;eres' on Indebtedness
funded. bonded and otherwise
Tho report in substances Is as Ioio"S
r,,,mo,cd revenues 3406, 334. 4s
ES,imat.d cxpenditures " S3S.75335
Amount produced by levy 43O. 4lSSs
PLAYGROUND and recreation El"h'Is
Public Debt Of the city 1890. -j'"eS''V
Public debt OF the city 10 be
met by taxation on property
located in the former town
Of Elm Grove ............ SS31'ez
Edrwoos ,','........ 100000
waruood '.,........ 1885 os
Public debt of former town OF
Pleasant Valley ......... 'ee.oo
Public debt Of former town OF
Fulton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o"A'o@
Wnodsd,ls . S.s7s35
The total value OF taxable property
In the city OF Wheeling certified 10 by
the assessor Of Ohio county Is as FOL-
lows:
Value OF real estate. Est. .S5o.S7+Olo0o
Value Personal property So.404.@I0Oe
Public Utilities ..-....... s'ss4'ohl.OV
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Mrs. Eliza both Spears

T;:. Elr"Nh,'h Snca-" vi" OF William
Sprars. d!od yesterday in the home Of
l. ',r ,,ang;,lrr. Mrs. GcprE" Mcngr. Orch
ard avenue Bellevue. where she has
made her lyomc for tho past two years
Mrs Snrors had been i'll four years. She
was born in Wheeling. W. Va, but had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
81 CENTS, IS ESTIMATE FIXED
BY LOCAL BOARD Of EDUCATION
HIGHLAND DISTRICT
CUTS LEVY A CENT

The Rlcn,and district board OF educa :
ton met las, evening IN the WarWood
High schoo!. a: which time they took up
and cons !de"cd Ike LAX levy Tor The
current year. After much debating. IN, =
hnally agreed on making !; one cent
cheaper than last year--tne levy ~ -"
$l.3I on every one hundred dollars
worth OF taxable property. They man-
aged 20 cu; il down one cent after con-
siderable figuring.
Following: Is u list OF the items m
clu1ed in the tax:
Elementary School Fund. .........S 10
Elementary Teachers Fund .... -
High School Fund ................. .l4
High School Teachers Fund. ..... 81
New Building and Improvement
Eund 20
Future Bord Purposes Fund. 1890. o.
Totat. ........ Sl'SO
Following this several other matters
we're taken up. HidS were Up"nrj ter
iae w!rtn. 81 ;Ee South Warw""d
school building. Two bids were received.
rom II. G.. Eastwood. s25c. and !. J.
yos, s25325 The bid was awarded 10
NJ. Eastwood. who IS 10 begin work
within :he next couple days so that
he work may be finished hN the OPEN
ing ~ scho"'. S"Ncra! o'hc" routine
matters vs." disposed q: before the
h0lri adjourned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
TWO KILLED, THREE WOUNDED

Mount Carme,. Ia. Aug. 1.-TWO men
were shot 70 death and three others
badly wounded here tonight as tho re-
suit Of an alteration between Joe Your
cavagc, -, and his fathcr-ln-lnw. John
Ya-banovicz. according to the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
DR.. TIL. ME|GHEN DIES 1T
LITTLETON WHILE On VISIT

Mss Annie Gallagher all Of this city.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS were lnc"m-
,,',ic lne; might hu: to funeral prob
nif.N wll! T.. lrlI the last Of this Week
from II" lac home Of The deceased In
WarwunI Requiem high mass Will he
CONNECTED ut the Corpus Christi church
81 WArwoud Father Iawr"nc" Ol-cary.
ofhriat!uE Ieurial Will be n.itdc in MI.
Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
Triade|phid District
School Estimate S1.20

The board Of education OF TRADE lphia
district met last evening in the Triadsl-
phia district high school at which time
they took up and txed the tax levy f"-
the ensuing year at $40. which Is tho
same that the people IN that district
hId to pay last year.
Following are the various items In
cludcd in tho levy:
Elementary teachers fund. ....$ 40
Elementary building fund. go. 10
High school teachers fund.-. 80
High school building fund.-. .06
New building fund. 10
Bond and sinking fund. $4,000. IA
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl.SV
Several other routine sChoo. mattr'N
were taken up and considered by thu
board be fore adjourning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
SALARIES OF TEACHERS
RAISE RITCH|E. LEVY

zOn account OF the members o: the
board Of education OF Richie country
district attending me meeting OF the
Wheeling Independent school board last
evening their meeting WAS not held but
will be held this evening on East TWEEN
ty-n!nth street.
Arthur Edge. ono Of the mNmbcrs
when called last evening by The Intel
!iGrncer. said that they intended 10 meet
following the Wheeling school boa ID
but on account OF II being so late the
meeting was postponed, Mr.. Edge said
that the levy hal been fxcd and would
Just be voted upon This evening. In
view OF that fact and the people being
very anxious to know Just what II
would be he gave IN" following figures:
Teachers Fund .,................ 20
Building Fund '..... .l5
High School Fund ............... 30
Total ............ Sl.OS
The abov" figures according TO Mr..
Edge, arc fifteen cents higher than last
year this beng due to The fact that
teachers have to be paid more than they
handling drove TO the governors man
have been paid in the past.
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Washington District
School Estimate S1.1O

A meeting OF the Washington """n-
try d;..ric. board y. CGura;lcn. which
takes ia Futon. met last "vrn'n" at ~"
l'ul,on school house 4; which Tin" ih-
IAN levy for he current year 49, "Nri
at sll0 on III" hundred dollars r tax
able property. This levy IS ton cents
less than last y"ac when 1t w"& Sc; u,
$50.
IroI,omip, ura the yari1uS Items In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10

Hub-What a glorious spring day.
could dare anything. face anything. on
day like this.
Wire-t'ome on down to the MILL
ner'a-Watchman-Exa
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James Of wheeling. and one h-othef or
Pine Grove. w. Va.-Plttsbureh Sun.

Indianapolis News-Some OF he Grad
uatinr classes have delayed h:tchtng
thcir wagons TO stars until they hear
little more about the Einstein theory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
MOUNDSV|LLE'S
ESTIMATE 55C

AundSv!ne city counciI at u special
meeting last night. nScd N" total TAX
estimates for the city for the coming
wear at - cents on the sion valuation.
This is the e.ne as last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10

Toledo Rlade--Not even the Vols'ead
act can keen determined man from he
ing his own worS: enemy.
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UNIONS ESTIMATED
SCHOOL LEVY S1.0O

The board OF education OF the In."n
district. Marshall county. puhHr schools
me; last evening At the Union h!Sh
school where ;he TAX levy was fix"d 10Y
the nScal year ending Jurc 3oth. l9--
After much debating and cons'drratt"N
u was decided 10 lower the amount "t
taxation five per cent less than that 81
iuSt year. The following inCi"d" tn"
expenditures for which estimates were
made:
Elementary grade fund ......S 10
Elementary teachers fund. L"
High Srhoo! maintenance fund IL
High school teachers fund. ... ="
Bond fund ................. Il"
Total ................. &l.o"
Rcnwood and McN"chcn people VIE
be pleased 10 hear OF the reduction.
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Total

DIAL fi'AN
Following the fixing Of the levy the
board adjourned to me-: At !a.er date.
Members prescat We're MessrS. Stein,
yoSSen and Schneider.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10
MOUNDSV|LLE SCHOOL
ESTIMATE IS S1.13

The MuUrdSv.ll" Independent %choO'
board met last evening ~ which tim"
they took up and considered ;hc laying
OF the tax levy FOR the current y%lr.
After much considers ton II WIS decid-
ed that the levy be sl.I3 on the hun
,Ircn dollars 80 taxabl" property. TIM
levy Is the same as tina; OF last year.
Following Is tho various items Cf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10

No mater what you want u will save
you time and money to use INTEL
f.IGENtER WANT ADS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
DEIALARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Jan. - The Girls
Community Club and the Boy Scout
Troop If the Presbyterian Church plan
81 attend the O'Clock service Mt Christ
7. T. Church. Sunday afternoon.
How to build MP community spirit
will be the topic for discussion at the Wed
neRday evening PRAYER service ot the
Presbyterian Church
The Presbuterian Wumens Missionary
Society will meet Wednesday afternoon
AZ the home Of Mrs Belvlle
The New Era committee of the Presby-
terian Church group leaders Teachers and
Officers Of the Sunday School and mem-
hers Of the councilr Of tho Girls Commu-
nifty Club and the BOY Scout Troop will
hold an important conference at the home
of the pastor, Rcv n G ritzer, Tuesday
eveningat o'clock
Miss Jennie Clark left Yesterday for
Wilmington. where Rhe will I've guest Of
Miss Jennie Bowers for n week
Mrs Bertha Owens Of Zion, Md, If
visiting Rev and Mrs Mccoy Of St.
Georges for week
Mrs Edith Davis and daughter. Myrtle,
If Wilmington are visiting Mrs. Harring-
ton of Rear Staten
Robert G. Hammond of Dutch Neck
will move to the Hillea farm, on the river
road
Claude voshel, who has been farming
the Corblt farm, win move 90 the farm Of
Nrs Ianvier. al Summit Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. W r Harrington enter
tanned the Christiana Presbyterian Church
social az their home at Rear Station,
Thursday About a. were present.
Bishon Cook will ofiioiate at the vesper
services at Christ + f. Church. tomorrow
afternoon az 4 O'Clock
4 supper and social will be held in the
NJ L. chapel Thursday evening. Januar,
y
Miss Edith Harrington Us III at her home
in Bear Station with che grip
A handsome monument has been erect
ed in St Georges cemetery over the re
mains Of Mrs Anna Deputy.
Theodore Long Of Bethel will move &c
the Corblt farm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
CHFsTrRTowN AND VICINITY.

~reciaf Correspondence of Every Evening,
Che#iertown. Md. Jan D.. President
Wilson has sent 10 the Senate the name of
Mrs. KATHRYN II. Brrs as post mistress oi
Betterton, reappoiutment, she having
served four-yesr term.
Mr.. GLADYS A Wickes. widow of
Judge Jos A wickes, has presented to
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Cheatertown. handsome brass cross as
memorial 20 her daughter. Mary Wickes.
The vestmenta worn for the first time last
SUNDAY bv the rew choir were made by
Mrs Eta Fountain as memorial to her
son. Briee Fountain.
Laurie Hackstt of Still Pond. and Miss
Grace Y. Bradford of Baltimore were
married in that city, last week, and re
turned this week 10 their home in Still
Pond. where the groom is engaged IN
husiress.
Coach John T. Kibler Of Washington
College has organized athletic classes at
night for the business men Of the town.
A basketball team will be organized and
other healthful sports will be INDUCED IN
during the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slirven, widow of
Washington Skirven, died at the Russell
san storium. ear Catonsville Thursday
afternoon, following long illness, aged
about 73 years She formerly was resi-
dent of this county, living for many years
on Tulip Forest, q fine farm belonging to
| her husband. near Fsirlee The remains
| will be brought TO Cbesteutown for inter
ment
| Miss Katie JTew was taken to Balti-
more yesterday morning for treatment for
appendicitis. She has been quite Ill fol
] several weeks.
Gilbert Hadaway and William {
Had away, trading as G. NJ. Hadaway 4
Bro, have applied for the benefit of th'
bankruptcy laws. They conducted 9
general produce and meat store in Chester
| town.
| Farmers in this and nearby Queen Ann,
counties are busy shelling their corn
| More than two-tbi-ds of this years crol
is unsold, farmers holding their grain 10
| better prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening,
Elkton, Md, Jan. ~ AT the ho,ne Of
Mrs. Helen Wagner Rising sun, ut noon
TODAY, hsr daughter, Jessie Io,iisc, was
married TO Mr.. Melvin y. Thompron Of
New York City, by Rev. MIR. Harris 81
the local Nj. II. Chnrchin the presence Of
invited guests
The funeral of Clayton Tonchs,one, for
many years agent for the Pennsylvania
railroad Mt Moore, Pa, who died on Tues
day, was held Yesterday from his former
home M Port Deposit. lntcrmcnt was
made in Hopewsll cemetery
Charles Rumbin, the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad trsckvalkcr who WIS at,
tackled, beaten and robbed by Lewis and
John Brown, Negroes. Dcccinber 23, has
been discharged from Union Hospital,
Elkton, where he had been recovering
from his injuries. The Negroes are held
under heavy bail for the March term o'
court.
George q. Carey, editor Of North East
Star, while waiting at Union STATION,
baltimore. for a ifein Ind his pockets
picked and about $50 in money stolen.
Mrs Frank II. Scott, Of Cleveland, Ohio
is spending q few weeks with her children
IN Elktnn.
Joseph Grant, who has been located in
Los Angeles. Cal. for the past two years,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark s. Grant. ut Cherry Hill, for stay
Of several weeks.
Adiutant- General Reekofd, has issued
notices that the annual inspection Of the
MARYLAND National Guard will take place
from January 25 to February %.
The medical detachment Of the First
Maryland Regiment basketball team
will play Company r, this evening, in the
local arinory. The game viii be followed by
by dance.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
of Henry NJ. Morris and Mise Helen love
less Of Chesapeake City. They viii reside
in Baltimore
Mrs. II G. Lewis Of Elkton is q guest
this week of Mrs r. T. lamar, in Phiiadel-
nhip