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FOR RENT

No. 3Ol East Franklin St.;
now occupied by Wom-
ans Exchange; a select
location for high class
business of any charac-
ter. Will remodel to suit
tenant. Possession Sep
TENDER l, 1921.
{. l.. & Fl. L. DENOON.
INC.
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Vacation Places

Two furnlshol roonsI light houscAcepIug.
cpnp'" .%nlE ~ stuart Road. Rent
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TO NEGOTIATE

Available for sales or executive posi-
ton. Age 20. good cducai ion. psrsonulity
unusual experience and training AK Du
pont plant representative III iIopewcli,
site sales and development. Read page
Sl2 June's system for reference Other
upon request Address BOX !. as2. The
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EMPLOYMENT
HAT Statesmen.

Worlds urges, manufacturers Line
nationally known Great demand. Liberal
commissions. Gppt territory. Expenses
hnynncnd. Samples % pounds Saicsmen
"lti auto "c!eau up" References re-
CURED Caradinc Harvest Hat Co. wash
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ROOMS ND BOARD
Rooms for liou.rkccpipr q,

BROAD 81 T.. 1922 Two rooms COM
kLLM lMM -L--lrL--rN-
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BEACH HAVEN COTTAGE. ocean View.
~. NOW Open. on cottage line. ocean
front. Excellent food. spacious vc.-
ardas. lOr rates. apply srs. Triton.
1879 ocean View Avenue.
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WANTED one live hustler In Richmond TO
handle our line OF sales and order
books. Large demand. Liberal COM
mission. Wirth Sales Book Co., Dept
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WE MANUFACTURE one Of the best
lines OF gloves in tho country. complete
line 600 styles. We have an attractive
commission proposition for u real sales
man 10 carry our complete line or part
OF it AZ a sldeline in Nirginias and Caro-
lnaS: established trade. Give refer
enccs with reply. Hermann Glove Com
pnny. 3l5-?l7 West Fourth Street. Des
Moincs. Iowa.
we START YOU withoua a doliar-Soaps.
extracts, perfumes, toilet goods: expert
I once unnecessary. Carnation Co.. 176
Olive. 81. Louis.
6VOTN that every Ad 10 correctly indoIed-
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Wanted-ltOoIns, Hoard
REtIL ESTI7E FOE KENT

" EST END Couple will snare home AN,
shrags with quiet couple. BouIcyarI
1861.
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CoUer the City and State By Using I'D Want Ads
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

ONE" for old. csiniilshcd. Veil rated
manufacturing hrin. Exceptional oppor-
unity 70: right man. Eu,!rciy new line
oi business without competition, 81. 900
- !2.OOO capital required. Should not
$4,000 hrst year. International Ma.
chin" COMPANY baltimore. Mi.
WELL. ESTABLISHED manufacturing
business iur fifteen years. not .uCul-
pornt"d. Lack Of capital reason Tor
t"llinE Box :l!. TIL" Dispatch.
WILL. pay cash II satisfactory arrange
tn"n,s can ne mad" with any nrrn d.ssr-
ing TO SEA-. out. doing busin.ss along
IA" following !.n"s: ladies' ready- to.
w"br' mems wear. candy. millinery.
shoes. JsweIry. cigars. restaurant. hard :
ware itoN IS 3sl. care m. Dispatch.
WOULD ItK. 10 lud Il partner. or some
one who is interested Ia furnishing; adj q.
d!tOnaI capital. TO go into a very hisn
shop In the best retail shopping center
OF Broad street: BOX j5j. Tho Dls-
pItcb.
$40 MONTHLY Invested IN Florida oys-
ter Cuitur" pays estimated income MOO
per month until end q: world Fee
informatiOn-l2.O0 900 Notwithstanding L.
:. government quotations. government
10000 survey, sworn statements OyE-
ter Growers Cooperative Association
Apalachicola. Florida.
800. 900 CDRgORATlOS wants sales man.
as"r. W. Manufacture patented article
needed by ovcr 100000 people. In
Gursed by government. so competition.
should net 10000 annually. $1,000 to
$500 capital required. scott CORPORA
ton. I: ". Washington. Chicago.
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MAIN. w. Two connecting rooms. com :
ll'ts!k iutniSa.t ;oT house k"cp! !.
hAnlsom..y turmLsMnn hnlrnnLu-
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aALESMEN W.\NTED-Mc Who have
successful, sales records to sell Wear
Proof Mata on market l. years.
tionaily known and used. Every door
way prospect, especially Office build
ings, hotels. thritcrs. stores. clubs. res
taurants schools. churches. hospitals.
elevators, homes Leader in lis hc!d.
Good men can MAKE big money and
build a lucrative business. Address
Woar-Proof Alat Co, 2!56 W. Fulton ST.
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Warehouse e! and office, with
railroad siding, near
south end Mayo's Bridge.
Woodward & Son. d
South Tenth.
Farms for Rent

FARM FOR RENT ON SHARES
owner VIII Furnish stock seed i,nr,.
ncn,s ana fertilizer Good oppor,upitv
Tor party furnishing references as Ia hon,
ysiN ana rGersy No house rent In MAJ
FREE wood. Ample lime for crops 'RoI
/. go. The Dispatch,
foR RENrE:! acres AT k,ngs,and sta.
ton, miles from Richmond on A.
Iuhtic Coast Line. house rooms. aiso
e!cctFlC station and concrete road f2o
Der month Geo. &. Crawford s. Co
Houses for Rent II
FOX RENT. house, rooms. un:urnlshed:
miles west Richmond Roy $50
care The Dispatch.
FOR HENT-S-room residence all mad
Bay, Hampton Roads and Old poInt on
the RoseIanl Estate. phoabus Va Rent
81? per moAth, Apply TO III. IL KIInberIy
Eirst National Dana HamIton. Va.
FOR RENT-'Boulcvard home, rooms and
baths; modern: immediate POSSESSION
Alihn, SaNulc ~ Snead. Inc. SS Railway
Power Bldg. Randolph 3i.S-13g7.
FOR RENT--7.to room house IN heat OF
Sty 70 party buying furniture, rcal
hAis''h BOX sl9. care Times Dis
WANTED to rent an groom house ~
Srptonber In Woodland Heights o.
Foreft llill, Madison 1921.
WANTED To RENT modern home, thrss
hrdJooms, two baths, " ppssible Wess
End preferred. boulevard 3037-i.
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sAIESAh% --Waut'! established house.
hplG asgcssoEy salesman TO handle one
~ the p'tfs ana most popular bnth-
I""ni htlnss Nne Oh sirictly com.
Ili-alu- basis. Sol. tC,I .uEb,rs and
rorail trad. In r"9ly stale iui! par
t!cHlaEs as 10 past selling experience
present f.pNnvt.l Ions. AN!gos- II. J.
lSiLnr- $40 Mnrl nLhE.. lML.IAelphLn. Pa
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SALf.sNAE-w Wanted. by large chiraware
manufacturer. nlyh-cldss salesman for
Sttt" ui virginia. Experienced men
Preferred. strictly commission bas!s.
GIVE age an. reference. Opportunity FOR
stva4. employment. WITH unlimited
.aTnIur gowcr 20! r!sht man. BOX l..
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GALESMEE-it you could offer buz!-
ness man high.grads pencils with his
nj imprinted in gold, IN quantities AS
small a. single srosS cheaper IMAM
no bugs his ordinary pencils. - he
could use them himself or as an adveT
Using novelty, wouldn't you think you
mad a rca! l:v. proposition? Easy sales
big commissions MIR. iiobbG Sales
Manhg.r. e Day Strn.t Now YORK. CITY
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FOR RENT West End, we'll cs,,hIISha55
corner drug store. with modern IA
!n"Ns. Address T.. .. Bcx sos. Civ
"tDntnrs; toli RENTING floors & 00o
SloKE on Second Street thai NAYS 80.
wSnn ats spy efSh: ia! an:e on long time.
cash payment BoX 4 SOL rhn NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Elkton, Md, April 5-Edward Cald-
well, an employe at the Radnor pulp
works, Elkton, was oiling maehine.
Yesterday, when his coat sleeve caught
which drew his left hand between two
heavy rolls mnshing il - badly that Il
was 8mputated Mt Union hospital.
Ida IarIe, colored, Of Port Deposit
has been committed 10 ElktOn JAN, IN
default Of bail for the September term 81
court, charged with robbinR Mrs Jones
Of that town Of gold watch and chain.
A ecow loaded with stone from Port
Deposit stone quarry suak at PerryYllle,
few days ago. The boat belonged 70
Abbott Bro thers,and they place their loas
At 81 500.
Federal employees Union at Perry
Point will have as guests, this evening,
President Steward and Vice-Presidcnt
Weigand Of the National Federation
Marriage licenses were issued m ElktOn
yesterday, TO Thomas O'Connor and Sarah
Getsball Of Wilmington; Patrick Barrett
of Atlantic City and George Windsor
of Gunboro, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.


Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown. Mi, April B. Pricie
Orr, resident OF Rock Hall, was seri-
ously injured IN some unknown manner
dh Saturday night about u O'Clock, while
returning from the moving picture theatre
IN his team to his home Mr. Orr handles
all the receipts Of the theatre and il IL
not known whether he is the victim of
hold up or some one ran into his team
The team was wrecked and Mr. Orr was
rendered nneoncious, and has not vet
regaincd consciousness. II IL believed he
has sustained internal injuries, nothing
will bc definitely known until he rrpains
consciousness and IS able to give the de
tails
United States Civil Service Cominis-
sion has called an examination for clerk
carrier in Chestertown postofFicc for April
30 TO supply an eligible register for the
office
There arc five applicants for night bailiff
~ thestertown 10 succeed Officer J
llvland Copper. resigned
Mrs .Iamcs g. Mctcalie has resigned
as substitute clerk IN Chcstertown post
office and will be succeeded by Cherries
y Ford, who staAd- next on tho eligible
register
Tho family ~ Mrs Alday CIemcots
has been detained in Baltimore by the
illness Of Mrs Clcmeats. who has becn
suffering with severe gathering n the
head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Ottie Donoway of Georgetown
Appointed State Detective
for Sussex County.
FOUND AN OLD INDIAN CANOE

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents.
Seaford April ; in old Indian canoe,
apparrntk hcwn out of an immense log.
VI. caught IN the fishing net Of William
Outten. of tins town. Saturday night,
IA Wright Mart. between Scaford and
th, Farr, scInc ground. about three m les
hollow here The canoe. which IS in fair
state - preservation. Is now on exhibition
~ the pnirt whore Il was caught IL will
l.tr hc brought to Scaford TO be OK
llntpi
tor the past several seasons fishermen
along the \antlrokc river have expert
rured considerable trouble of Wright :
wharf hN having their ScIncs caught and
torn hN some unknown object on the
lr,ttnm of the river While Outtcn was
floating has shad scInc of the point he felt
q heavy tugging. and Summopng other
mon M the boat thcN succeeded in bring
trg thu object 60 the top Of the water
Realizing u Was a host of some dcScrip-
tiou the men towcd II ashore. leaving il
thrra until Yesterday morning when they
o>amncd T. They werc surprised to find
the, had caught An old Indian canoe.
rhis canoe was presumably used hv the
\anticokc lrIhc of Indians which IN
habtcd tins Peninsula more than two
hundred wear ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
NEWS OF SMYRNA.

SMYRNA. tprll ; Nlr and Mrs "
/ Kirby. Of Richmond, Va have been
guests Of Mr. KIRBY mother. Mrs
Thomas Kirby.
Mr. ard Mrs James r. I.asscll enter
tanned over the Weekend, MIR and Mrs.
Lindsay McFarlanc cf Philadclpha
Miss Hida Hutchinson Of Wilmington
has hocn visiting her mother Mrs. John
" Hutchinson
Mrs William \ FARES entertained
last week, Mrs Harry \ Pyle and son.
Farlcs Pvlc. Of Camden. y ! and Mrs
Frank L. REYNOLDS of Wilmington.
Eugene " Goldsborough Of Whining
ton spent the Weekend herr with his
parents Mr. ard Mrs John + Colds
borough
Mr. and Mrs tlfrcd l.. Hudson. Ir
have hccn entertaining Mr. and Mrs
Harold Ncascv Of Carncv's Point y T.
and Miss Elizabeth Hudson Of VII
mirpton
arthur Pratt. Of Ma, $ Landing. \. Z
was visitor last week With Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Short near town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
STANTON CLUB ACTIVITIES.

stanton, April 5-rhe Girls Baking
and Sewing Club held a meeting vest er-
day afternoon in Friends meetinghous SO
Miss Mablc Itrall, rural y. W. G. 4. sec
rotary for Delaware was present The mem
hers Of this club will soon join the Girls
Reserve Corps.
The girls arc very enthusiastic over the
serving of hot lunches at the school The
Red Cross has furnished them with
paraphcrnala and the work has now
been going on for about two weeks. The
girls will hold lawn fetc ON May u.
proceeds of which will hc used for purchas-
ing equipment for the playground in
connection with the school.
The Stanton Club will entertain mem
bcrs of the Newport Baking and Sewing
Club next Monday afternoon.
Equipment has been ordered for the
playground and those interested in this
work expect to have things IN operation
in about a month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
BRlDGENILLE NEWS.

RrdgcVIIic April ; Arthur Novel;
hA~ purchased Ford touring car.
VI and Mrs Silas Lewis. Mir ard
Nlrs George Lewis and daughter Pauline
i. Lowe Gross Roads spent Sunday here
S. guests Of Mr. and Mrs Charles r.
LOWS
John G. Gray of Wilmington spent the
weekend hero as 3 guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Erasmus Jones
LAR Adams who has been confined t.
BIZ home for sometime suffering from
rheumatism Is now able TO be out
Mr., Esther Gray OF Ardmore Pa
spent the weekend at "Edgewood a
lest 81 Mr. Elma GRAY
Ncrv low prices are now being asked
iur white potatoes. Many farmers have
thar entire fall crop on hand and are
offered over - cents per basket They
r..iusc 20 take this and are feeding them
Il their stock about year go these
potatoes were selling for 81 per basket
and even higher
Mr. Elma Gray entertained at dinner
sunday the following guests Mrs. Esther
GRAY Ardmorc Pa John G. GRAY. VIII
ulugton Mr. and Mrs Erasmus Jones Of
Bndrcvillc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaforl. April :. Miss Clara Ross
olhciatcd ~ maId Of honor AT the wcdtng
Saturday. 81 Miss Blanche Busc[, NJ
I>nchbufg. VA
Mrs T. NJ scott who has been spend
ing a week hrrc wl,h her sister. Mrs @
- Rhca, following the burial at Scafora
OF her husband. lett yesterday for her
home In Boston. Mass. accompanied bv
hcr sister Miss Nell Brown. for an IN
definite STAY
Nh ard Mrs Harry NanSant of Bal
timorc are here visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs \ II Nansaut
Harlan Poole Of Miami Florida Is
here visiting his mother Mrs Lida Poole
Mrs Walter T Wallace, who was re-
Gently operated on at St IoScph's hos
pltal Philadelphia. VII return home tins
week. much improved
\ supper and card party will hc gwen
~ the Acorn Club room "Wednesday clc-
une for the benefit of St Lukcs Z i.
Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
RECOVERING FROM INJU RIES.

Dover. Nprd ; Mrs Mage, wife Of
Navor Il NlaGec. who met with a Sc
rods dI>locatIon of ono Of her arms a
Wcrh ago Is convaleScinc The accident
happened ., Mr. Macce was going down
tn ccllsr hct arm lcing caught in the
h:.l.I~tradc
NsQ>tr.tc I. I Wood. who two weeks
sustained : broken arm and diSlo-
shoulder Was able t. be at his office
bose timc tcriay Il look after some
~ n. .--.nc>o ncedIng his Attention
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05

after which the salute TO the American
Flag was given, which was followed by
the singing Of America" address Of well
come by Miss Margaret II. Burnett, SUI
pervisor of emigrant education; Voices
of the New America, Lorenz Lorenzoni.
song, "Our Delaware, class; address TO
pupils, w. I. Boyce; accordion solo.
Louisa Bannicola; presentation Of certi-
ficates, r. Earle Diclecy; singing, Battle
Hymn of the Republic" class
One of the members of the class who
was an honor pupil, ms we'll rs perfect IN
attendance during the past term was
Frank Dlduno. Other honor pupils were
Lorenz Lorenzoni, Louis Bannicola, Mi
chael Lombardi, Giuseppe Pacioni and
Pasqualini Vinocovo. Pupils deserving
honorable mention are pasquale Vann-
cola and Theresa Vannicola
Following the program the pupils en-
joyed games and folk dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
GAVE TURKEY DINNER.

Delaware City. April ; 4 turkey din
mer was given at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Horace David IN honor Of Mrs
David 9 birthday anniversary last evening
The guests were
MIR and Mrs William David, Miss
Elsie David, William Jones and Paul
David Of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Slaughter of Blackbird, Md, Mr.. and
Mrs Harper Carcv, Mr and Mrs Harry
Lurdy and daughters az Port Penn, Mrs
John Lurdy and Miss Nina Lurdy Of
kirkwood, Mrs j. J Dempsey and
daughter, Annie Melvin. Russell Bennett
Of Wilmington, Harmon Lurdy Of hester
Pa, Miss Helen and l,lda Kennedy pi
Carney S Point. n J., james and Benncy
Watts Misses Nellie and Katherine Tohln
Of Ncw Castlc. Albert Kennedy and chil
drcn and Miss Annie Met lan Of Elktun,
Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
KENTON NOTES.

kenton, April 5.-NIr. and Mrs James
W. Clark and Miss Mary Clark Of Will
mington, were guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry B Clark.
Mrs. Warrea Miner of Toledo, Ohio.
was n visitor, last week, with Mr. and
Mrs. l.. II. Remley.
MIR. and Mrs John w Attix have been
entertaining MIR. and Mrs. J. Gilbert
Attix, of Overlook, Pa. Mr.. add Mrs
ID. Rodney Bice, of Dover; Miss Elve
Attic, of .Woodlyn Pa, and G. Thomas
Attic, of Newark
Miss Pauline Walker, Of the Women $
College Newark, spent the Easter holt
days here with her parents.
Miss Joan Easley Of slippery Rock,
Pa, and Miss Laura Easley Of Will
mlngton, have been visiting their parents,
Rev. and Mrs. James w Easlcy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. tprll ) The program
for the Century Club, Friday afternoon,
will he business meeting and nomina-
tlon of officers. meeting in charge Of Mrs
Fred sutton of ~ (,corges
Major DIR Nauman IT Fort du poni
yesterday was hurrlc'Ilv called to the
bedside Of his wife who IS seriously II
at Landslalc. Pa
Mrs. Allen Moody of Carney's Point
y J.. IL spending week here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Rheim
Russell Scott Of Reading, Pa, is spend
ing two weeks here with his uncle Walter
Scott
Mrs Frcmp of Philadelphia is here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05

visiting her sister Mrs. John Schtnder.
Mrs. Anna NJ = has gone To Washing
ton, ID. C., where her husband IL located
Frank Moore has purchased new
Ford truck
A surprise party was given last night
to Miss Elizabeth Neteh by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Netch. The following
guests attended Misses Martha Rose,
Bessie and Josephine Hagen, Ida Der
rickson, Gertrude Baker and Cotharine
Netch, Graham Bittle, Albert Bowen,
Walter Baker, Earl Taylor, William
Dcrrickson, James and Merritt Padley
Mrs Thomas Armstrong, who has been
i'll at her home here for the past two weeks,
is slightly improved.
Miss Anna Maloney Of Wilmington IL
here for "a week with MIR and Mrs Mark
Bernuao
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
DECLARATION CONTEST.

SMYRNA. April 5-The second annual
defamation contest Of the SMYRNA high
school will be held tins evening in Asbury
NJ T.. Church. The contest will be open TO
the public, and an interesting program has
been arranged In addition To the contest
the students will present 'ablcaux
The following have entered for the local
contest: Ehga Cook, Esther Ford. Nina
Rcstcn. Leslie Moore Rachel Stevens.
Robert Till and Edward Richards
Tho winners Of first and second prlzcs
will represent SMYRNA high school in the
Kent county oratorlcal contest, To be
held at the Dover Ccntury Club on Fri
daV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
CANCER CAUSED BY BRUlSE.

Seaford Nprl thaut three months
aeo. Mn NIrglc IIamm crd wife Of Mar
-tall lIammond ~ this town accidentally
ht herself ~ the breast with broom
Iprdl, ohilc sweeping hcr home. causir 2
-mal 'rjury Nothing was thought Of
luur, 80 the tune. but about month
..rl Il began Ia give her trouble. and In st
week. Il WA, pronounced = cancer by
ViIN-iClanS
Yesterday She was compelled 10 submit
au operation At the Cambridge. Md
I. ,pital for the removal Of her breast and
e,ac al the hgamcnt~ OF her arm. The
,naratl0n. VhIlc very difficult, Was sue
c,,- and Mrs Hammond :s now resting
-l-L--lA - fhr ln,fIfntInn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
FAMILY REUNION.

Scaford April 5-A very happy
family reunion occurred yesterday mt
the home Of MIR ard Mrs George "
Morgan, near Blades when several Of the
family gathered nj bountious dinner.
Those present were: James A. Morgan.
of Seaford; Joseph 7. Morgan. of Blades
Kendall L Morgan of Wilmington; Wal
ter J Morgan Of Scaford George English,
OF Bethel. and Albert Jackson Of Scaford
also Nlr and Mrs George Morgan
Music was furnished during the fcs-
tivitlcs and Jackson entertained the
guests with OrIcntal dances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
TO IMPROVE SMYRNA RIVER.

SMYRNA. April : Tho chief Of engineers
AT Washington has approved an appro
prlatlon Of $1,000 for maintenance and
other work for The smyrna river The
project provides for a channel feet deep
at mean low water, 100 feet w:dc across
the bar outside the mouth ot the rJver.
aad 90 feet thence 10 Smvrna, a distance
OF 10 miles
The work also includes three cut offs.
winch VIII shorten the course of naviga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
DELMAR TOWN ELECTION.

Delmar, April 8 The municipal cleo
tion for mayor and town courcilmen was
held here yesterday, resulting MS fol
lows.
The present incumbent, J. Frank Thor
ington, for mayor received lOi votes;
his opponent Wilmer J IIavinau, 81.
For city council, :. n Sulvcr l0S,
Frank T. Lynch, l05; Charles S Ilcarn,
81; W Q. Stephens, &c
The women took lively interest ard
cast q large percentagc Of The vote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
DELAWARE GRANGE NOTES.

Newport Apri 5-Delaware Grange
meeting D. Red Mems Hall. last evening
dcridcd - have an illustrated lecture
ou club work 10 10 gwen by Professor
Fl I Martin probably on April Is
and tho public Is invited TO attend
During the lecturer hour. there was
3 vocal solo by Mrs J G Slack. reading
Z, Mr.. & SNYDER and an instrumental
-olo IS Mr. K J.. Robinson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
FIRE SOON CONTROLLED.

Dover tpril ) YESTERDAY At the
arm 81 former LCyy Corrtman John &.
slaughter II Postlc Corner east oi
novcr hi~ straw stack IN the pound caught
Hrc aud because ot its close proximity
r. tb. farm buildings as we'll as the farm
hou,, the danger was serious
Ro'bu> Hose CO Of Dover. with tho
a.. III the new engine, soon got the fire
r..icr control hy pumping water on t and
rlrc the stack apart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
Citizens Loyn Begins Business.

Occupying the offices recently yacated
by the Industrial Trust Co, the Citizcus'
Savings and Loan Association, q nov
Wilmington banking institution, has open
cd for business in the Ford Building. The
company was Incorporated March 10, ~
Dover, with an authorized capital stock
Of $3.50, ,O00 John Gavot0s is president
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

Stanton, April ; COMMENCEMENT ex-
crclscs were held al the Stanton Amcri-
canization school, Saturday evening Eff
teen scholars had been enrolled. three of
whom are SpanIaTis, the remaining twelve
beng Italians The following program
was furnished
Professional members Of the school
carving the American and ltallan flags
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05

was ordered at meeting of the guild
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Curtis, who
spent the winter in California, have ar
rived home after an enjoyable trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Evans are
planning trip TO England the coming
summer and will sail about July 26.