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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-13
BUSINESS POINTERS.

FOR SALE = A lot of household
furniture. Apply at the home of
MRS. MATILDA BEASLEY,
Clarke Avenue.
Pocomoke City, Md.
Sewing Solicited Workmanship
guaranteed. Apply to
KNABE UPRIGHT PIANO, cost
$4,000, good condition, splendid tone
for sale at sacrifice. C. o.. Melvin, Po-
comoke Clty, Md. A-13-3t.
FOR SALE-Double Heater STOW,
Good as new. All complete. Apply at
the American Stores Co., Pocomoke
Clty'Md. Aug6-tf,
FOR SALE OR RENT-Desirabla
n. ne. in n Pocomoke City. Possession
EWELL & CHILD,
Attorneys-at-Law.
FARM FOR SALE-6O acres. all
level. Six room house, barn and other
outbuildings; a miles to r. r. station:
% miles to stores, church and
school Plenty of fruit trees. Apply
TO Worcester Democrat office.
FOR SALE:-One building lot on
suburbs of city, Cedar street extend
ca. have recently had put on this
land a lot of good seasoned lumber,
framing, siding, flooring etc, which [
mad intended to use in building, but
have prevented me from SO
dong. | will sell both at rock-bot
tom figure to- quck buyer. Apply to
J. S. SMALL,
Aug. CIT Pocomoke City, Md. !
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. James M. Crockett spent this
week with her parents, at Allen, Md.
Mr.. Wilmer T. Mills, of Crisfield,
spent a part of this week in POGO
noke City.
Quite a number of Pocomoke people
attended the dance at Onancock On
Thursday evening of this week.
Mr.. R. 0. Payne, of Philadelphia;
las been visiting relatives in this sec
ton this week. He was welcome
caller at the Worcester Democrat Of
flee on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Matthews,
of Baltimore, are in our town on
visit to Mrs. Matthews mother and
other relatives. These good people
have a host of friends here and they
wre all glad to see them.
The official entry list of the POGO
moke Fair will be found in this issue
en- page 6. 1t is interesting reading
matter and will tell you all the horses
that are entered in the various con
tests. 1t is a good list and some real
racing is anticipated. Be sure to
read it and see if you can pick the
Winners.
ToClnU Eoir Hr,olI otA Id 4.
week and the show was great one
Thursday of course was the big day
and many thousand people were ad
mitted through the gates. Quite a
number of our people were in attend
ance and all spoke in the highest
terms of the exhibits and the fair
generally.
Mr.. Robert j. Lambden is making
quite an improvement to his home Oil
Second street. The old porch has
heen torn away and much larger
enc is being erected. With it's added
width and extending, as it does ar
ound the southwest corner of the
house it will prove a great comfort to
him and his good family. He al
ways keeps his home in good order
end when improvements are needed
he makes them.
We are indebted to our good friend
H.. j. Merrill, of Pitts Creek for
fine specimen of 1921 peaches. Fc
failed to tell us their variety, but
there is one thing that we dc know
and that is that their quality was as
fine as we have ever seen-and tn,
SIZE, well most of them were anor-
nous, one tipping the scales ut the
! ounce mark. Thanks, old friend we
would ask you to remember us again
hut we know they are scarce this
year.
The Ford House at the foot OF
Market street is being treated to a
new coat of paint and the improve
ment is one which does not fail to
meet the eye. 1t is now the property
Of MIR. J. Milton Clogg and the i'm
provement is in keeping with the 9th
ers that he has made in that promi- !
nent square. Milton will keep things
right on the exterior and it is well
Known fact that the proprietor Of
this popular hostelry, Mr.. S. J. Twill
ley, always has things in apple pie
oider on the inside,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-13
Notice of Democratic
Conference

A conference of Democrats Of Wor-
cester county will be held in Snow
Hill, Monday afternoon next, August
18th, for the purpose of considering
matters vital to the interest of the
party in the approaching campaign.
All Democrats are invited to attend.
Democratic State Central Committee
for Worcester County.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-13
CARD OF THANKS

| wish in this public way, to express
IN SO Tar as words can express, nv
heartfelt thanks to all the churches
and people of Pocomoke CITY. WHO
contributed so freely of their svm-
pathy and means for the help and re-
lief OF myself and children in our re,
cent sore bereavement in the tragic
death of my husband.
MRS. THOS. B. DAVIS.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-13
POCOMOKE FAIR NOTES

A game of base ball will be plave,
at the Pocomoke Ball Park each NOR
nlng of the Fair, at 1890. The strono
Pocomoke Club will play the follow.
ing teams:
I Tuesday Parksley.
Wednesday-Onancock.
Thursday-Crisfeld.
Frlday-Temperanceville
Lizzie March, a famous PAGER with
record of 2.02A, owned by Mr.. ];
III. Lawrence. Hoboken, N. j., is ex-
Eected to break all track records of
the Peninsula, She is entered in TIC
Free-for-All on Thursday and will
compete with other we'll known hor-
SEES, including Red November, one of
the stars of the stable of Mr.. Fl. p.
James, Jr., of Kendall Grove, Va.
Another racing event which is ex-
Pected to prove of rare interest will
re a running race each day, made up
CT well Known Eastern Shore running
horses and ponies. On Tuesday and
thursday, the horses will race. and
on Wednesday and Friday, The race
viii be between Chincoteague PONIES.
The stables of number of we'll
known iaies and gentlemen of Acco-
mack and Northampton counties will
be represented.
The harness events have been ar
ranged Tor and no controversy be-
tween Che horsemen and the Fair
management exists.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-13
NOTICE

The Board of Education will re.
ceive sealed bids for conveying the
pupils of the sixth grade and allow:
from Remson School, by way of Pill
chardville, to convey the pupils IF
Pilchardville School, to Stockton
School. Sealed bids to be received on
or before August %.
E. w. McMASTER.
A-l3-2. County Supt. Schools.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-13
Pocon,oke Team
Plays Good Ball
Continued from Page l

runs were scored by Underwood's
home run with no one on base in the
third inning and Shriver's home run
ill the eighth with two men on bases
Pocomoke's standing with other
Clubs to date are:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport. April . Mrs. Charles Long
entertained the members of her Sunday
school class AT her home on Tuesday even
ing Those present We're: Misses Mar
garct Burke. Elizabeth Groomc, Grace
Evans. Esther Hargap. Gertrude Payne,
Margaret Steinbakcr. Jessie Townsend,
Nahlc Reed, Dora Banks, Irene Ruth
ard Sarah Benson
Members of Newport Baking and Sew
ing Club Will be entertained by Alrs.
Frances y Mccoy and Mrs. :! III. Rllc,
ut the school house, Thursday afternoon.
Mondav afternoon. the Newport Club
viii hc entertained by the stanton Club.
in Friends mcctinghousc, stanton.
There will be meeting at the home of
Mrs. j. c. Iustis. Tuesday afternoon.
when Miss Wood. Home Demonstration
agent, of Newark. will take up some IN
tcrcsting matters with the women,
Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Gray and daughter
Evelyn. are spending some time with
Mr. Grav's parents Mr. and Mrs.
David GRAY. OF Baltimore. Md
Victor Long Is spending his spring va
cation IN Atlartic City. \. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
GAVE PLAY IN CHURCH.

Laurel April The Young women
and men of Bethel presented the thrcc-act
PLAY. Al OF account of Polly IL the
" F Church al Bethel Thursday even
ing. with the following cast
Ralph Beverly. Karl Thompson; Bald
win. ms son. Paul Hopkins. Peter Hart
lclgh. a prospective son-in-law Earl
Brown Silas lourg. 4 Money Lender.
Lenny Riggln Harkins, the butler.
Herbert G Beatty Tommy. q poor little
box. Oris Wright; Polly Perkins. a small
town giri Anna Riggin Jane Beverly
the wife Elsie Massey; Hort anse. her
elder daughter. Bertha Eggers: Geraldine.
Younger daughter Mary Phillips. Mrs
Herbert Featherstone. Of the 100 "
Mrs Herbert Beatty. Miss Rcmbrart
mancuri,t Mrs Herbert Beatty Mrs
Clarence ChadGcld. & climber. Exel9n
Isaacs: Marie maid Clara Brown.
Pudgv Tommy sister Mollie Massc1
The church. was well filled ia spite 81 the
iuclement weather which kept mary
away The procerd~ Of the play will be
given T. thc Ladies Aid Of that town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware city. April . Tho G,rls
Community Club and BOY Scouts Of
Delaware City viii attcad special Young
peoples service, ~ the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. SUNDAY evening The speaker
vii be Miss Maudc VI Aldrich, \ h
oi PttSburg
The oung Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor will hold business meeting
and April Fool party IN the Presbyterian
Chapel Tuesday evening
Miss Agnes Rowe of Wilmington IS
spending the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Rowe. at Clark 5 Corner
Miss Marian Price and Miss Mary
Met Conncll left this morning for FELTON,.
where thev viii be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Lavheld for week.
The men OF the r l.. Church met ~ the
home Of Or Walter " Ellis. last evening,
to arrange for a reception 70 be gwen
Bishop Cook on April l3
Miss Annie Malonev of New Castle
i spending two weeks here with Mrs.
Mark Brennan.
A large consignment Of timber for the
G. & D. Canal Co reached here. Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Sparks are being
congratulated on the birth Of baby
girl 81 their home near St Georges.
MI G4iN MIS- IlOfdFt tt2ilFOtt fI " IL
mingtoniarispending the weekend here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs John
Schunder
Dr Creedon and family have moved
into lie house vacated By Delaware
Clsrk. on Clinton street
Michael Rowe Of Clark's Corner gave
s reception at his home last evening. in
honor OF Mrs ) thrtv-elghth birth
dav anniversary. The following guests were
present MIR and Mrs Atckinson. Mrs
Purcell end daughter Marv. Mrs Roche.
Mr. and Mrs Buchanon Mr. Kirk Of
Wilmington. Mrs Daniel q Ncill and vii
ham Rhelm of Delaware City
Miss lila Cleaver, for many wears
teacher Of Delaware City public school,
went to Delaware Hospital Thursday, 70
undergo an operation
Mrs. John g. Stuckert Of st Georges
left Yesterday for Baltimore. to attend
the funeral Of her cousin, Mrs Margaret
Mister This afternoon
Tie dance At St. Georges on the even
ing of March 81 for the benefit Of the base
ball team Of that place, brought in gross
receipts Of SPA %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
REHOROTH BEAC II.

Rehoboth Beach. April , Mrs Geo.
Price Of Philadelphia y rs guest "i her
parents. Mr. ard Mrs Robert Narnal
over the Ea~fey holidays
George lyoIS Who had been at the
Hudson cottago for two weeks has re
turned t. Wilmington,
Harry RIttcrhc3>c and son at Phladel
phla spent part oi tho week here with
ms mother Mr. Caroline Rittcnhouse
Dr. and Mrs g. Hall Rggin Of Dclmar
spent the Weekend here with their parents
Mr. and Mr. B I Riegin
Monday evening Mrs, Ralph Pointer
entertained FIVE tables OF bridge. Several
out-of-tovu visitors wcrc present
Mss Dorothy Warren of New York
CT, Is here with Mrs sara + Barnett
AZ the Bclhavcr
Mr. and Mrs Charles :. Horn "ho
has been IN Wilmington Washington and
New York Cltl for the past two months
have returned home
Or and Mrs Henry Branham Of Baltl-
more have been NJ their Dewey Beach cot
tage for the past week
Mrs. r. +. Riggn and Miss Riggin
entertained the Bridge Tub, Thursday
evening
Misses Mabel Hopes ari Helen Brad
ford Of Wilmington speLt the Easter holl-
DAYS here
Miss Eleanor Riggs oi Wilmington
spent the Weekend here
Mrs. John Y Tracy entertained the
Missionary society Of Rehoboth Presby-
teriar ehurch. Wednesday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02

TOWNSEND NOTES.

Townsend, April 12-Miss Lulu Rat
ledge, of New York and Miss Susan Rat
ledge, of Westminster, Md, are spending
the week at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n w. Ratledge.
Miss Elizabeth Maloney, who is attend
ing school at Stuart Hail. Staunton, Va.
accompanied by two school friends, spent
the Easter holidays Mt the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs L. l.. Maloney
Miss Mary Smith, of Cleveland, Ohio,
ls visiting her uncle d. u. Hutchinson and
daughter, this week
Mr.. and Mrs r. G.. Lockermann en-
tertained on TuesdayMr and Mrs. \. $.
Arters, of Wilmington.
Mrs Richard Hodgson has returned
home from visit to Mrs Emma Hughes
IN Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs d. b. Jones entertained
over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
II. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. James
right. of Smvrna
MIR and Mrs. Harold Money Of vii
mington, were guests recently of Mr. an
Mrs. W. : Money
MIR. and Mrs Leroy Lockcrmann Of
Dclmar, spent few days this week with
relatives IN Townsend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02

out their annual report for the year
ending March 81, 1921.
1t riays to take care of yoir clothes We
have the preservatives ,redccdar compound
flake canphor tar balls, gum camphor.
tar bags, moth proof bags black flag
insect powder and tar paper. T.. Chal-
leDger Il Son, Prescription Pharmacist.
ADV.
The service at tho Methodist Isplsco-
pal Church tomorrow morning will be
in charge of Rev. S. .. Gibbons of 81.
Georges at 1890. Sunday school meets
at O'Clock In charge of John Proud
Barnca Glass Mt 2 O'Clock in charge Of
George T. Tobin, Jr. The evening ser
vices will be In charge Of the Epworth
League. Mrs. William o. Denny an
leader. After this service there will
be- a song service In charge OF Chorister
James r. Challenger.
For sale: Heating stove ice box and
electric iron, all IN good condition, cheap.
207 Chestnut street -Ad
Rev. George r. street, pastor of the
First Baptist Church wiil conduct tho
morning and evening services. Sunday
school will convene NJ 10 O'Clock and
at II O'Clock the pastors text viii
bc Revealing Christ Through the
Church. which service VIII be- followed
by holy communion. At the evening
scssion at 30 tho subject viii be
Honest 10 Goodness Religion"
Tor that spring rough White Pine and
Tar with honey and cod liver oil. T.
Challenger & Son, Prescription Pharrna-
cist Adv
Rev. Joseph n. carp, rector Of the
Emmanuel Church viii conduct the
morning and evening services tomor-
row
Elousecleaning helps Ammonia, ,chanois,
SKINS sponRes turportiuc, carboic acid.
sulphur and formaldohydc candles +.
challenger Il son, Prescription Pharma-
cist tdv
I'or. S. Rcnttie Wylio. pastor ~ the
First Presbyterian Church. wil preach
at both the morning ana evening ses-
sions tomorrow and the sunday school
session al 30 will be in charge Of the
superintendent. Frank Long.
Friday and Saturday special Delicious
peanut caramels sic pound J. Chal-
lengrr q Son, Prescription Pharmacists
ADV
Miss Gertrude Ratledge viii have
charge Of the Epwor;h League services
Of the Lebanon n. r. Church Of Red
Lion tomorrow evening. beginning at
100 The Sunday school session will
convene at $40 in the morning
Light truck hauling. n MI points phone
l66, New Castle. call after y m Adv
Re- ~. Sephus pastor ~ the colored
Baptist Church. win preach at the
morning service n l045. and the eve
ming service n = a song and praise
service will he conducted At O'Clock
On account of tho cold wave Only
i}e shad have been caught here ~ far
this season and il is expected IN Mon
daF several more additional fishermen
VIII zip their nets
apartment for rent IN the Lomso. apply
to John Ries on the prcm-ves Adv
Mrs Charles Weber II Blackbird
spent Yesterday as a guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Elwood Rheims IF inc
Boar.
Victrolas and Records. BrUgewater.-
Adv.
Nr and Mrs Alfred Davidson and
family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
George |. Unger Elected Water
and Light Superintendent
at $50 Per Week.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

/ Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Now Castle, April THE Water and
+ Light Commission met last evening and
the matter If the election uf supcrin-
tendent and salnry for the office was
discussed Wallace l. Cannon pro-
posed George !. Itnger for the position.
/ There were no other nominations. The
amount Of salary for the position was
discussed and Mr. Rothwcll suggested
that $4,000 per wear paid IN monthly
iustalments. would be n fair salary 70
begin with President Ries and Mr
Cannon differed With Mr. Rothwell and
stated that they believed the position
was worth more money and should he
AZ least $50 per week. nine hours per
day Mr Eothwcl coutended that it
would be advisable to continue fer an
other month with the old superlntend-
ent, Mr.. Dcrrickson. President Hies
and Mr. cannon stated that they wanted
a man who was working superIntend-
cut who could make his own repairs.
After considerable controversy Mr.
Cannon made a motion that George J.
Gngcr be elected superintendent Al the
salary of $50 per week Mr. Cnger was
elected. The matter Of fire and liability
insurance II the building WAS taken up.
but no definite action was taken.
report from a chemist suggested that
the Nonesuoh creek water with proper
filtration. would be advisable III place
of the water from the new we'll The
office materials supplies and equipment
of the Delaware Water Improvement
90. were turned over to the Water and
Ligt Commission yesterday
The members Of Little Pear tribe
No 80 Red Men. of Bear. have elected
the following chiefs: Prophet. Alfred
+. Davidson sachem. Clarence Fox:
senior sycamore Elwood Rheims Jun
Tor sycamore. John W. Burrts chief az
records. James Proud: collector OF wam-
pun. William F. Silver; keeper OF
wampum. Wilkinson r Cranston;
widows and orphans committee. Fred
erick {. Davidson; trustee for Is
months. John G. Mcdowell: captain Of
the degree team for one GEAR, w. Frank
Silver. The chiefs will be raised by the
great sachem. W. r. Silver, and his
staff on next Thursday evening The
entertainment committee, comprising
William T. Harrington, George Har-
rington and John B. Mcdowell. are ar
ranging the program for the occasion.
Edward Hemple. employed at the
plant Of the Deemer Steel Casting Co
IS suffering from a bone felon caused
by an injury 10 the index finger OF his
left hand. The accident happened
while lie was charging q cupola with
pig iron, when the piece that he was
handling crushed the finger against the
door frame Little attention was paid
10 the injury and attention was given
by a local physician. ter which it be-
came badly festered and it was neees-
IN have
Invitations are being sent out hy
the rector, wardena and vestrymen Of
the Emmanuel Church for the purpose
OF meeting Bishop Philip Cook and wife
at reception on Tuesday evening next
at the Parish House
The members of the finance COM
mittee Of city Coune9 are busy making
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Governor Denney Assists in
Planting Two Weeping Will
lows on Dover Green.
DEATH OF MRS. C. w. GREEN

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover. April Announcement OF the
death of Mrs g " Green. vile OF Kew.
Charles Wesley Greca. AZ tluakcrtown,
Pa. has been received here by relatives.
MIR Green. hcforc her marriage, was
Mis-, ~alc Stevenson. daughter OF the late
John \ Stevenson. orc ~ Dover early
and most prominent citizens She was
horn IN Dcvrr and lived here until her
marrtnec to Rev MIR C'recn. m 1881.
Tho, went 20 Japan ~ MISSIONARIES. re
manning abroad ought wears pon their
return 81 this country Mr. Grccn joined
fhr Pluladclphm Conference whore he has
sncr resided having filled several Inn
1urfani charges IN that Conference
Mr. Green inr many years was pronn-
ncn, Il, ui~s,unar, work being An officer
81 thc urclgn Missionary Society "f the
ph,hdclpha Conference until her death.
Sh, had lvca II for the past five months.
Rccuu~a al q ease 81 scarlet fever ~ the
lamiiy mo wbI, funeral services can
hc had and i1tcrmcnt will I've made this
afternoon in Mr. NnrIah cemetery,
pmladclpha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NEWS or SEAFORD.

>caiotd Apr. Pro. & >ynder.
teacher a agrsg.'u-, 'n >eatord high
~choo. who h,d been N with typhoid
fcver 10 Camhraea Nd hospital Tor
The past tvt morth> leit tins week. ac-
eomperled hy las VIfe ard infant son ior
lis father hume 10 York Pa for an in
lehni'e >ts,
Ih' N.orr lih o' 'hf> town will On
tsrta,r thr meuIts.r~ - ,corget 7Vn Ladies
Clus II 4 'urehcan llc~day tpril u.
n ths .3h room here
Wa,Hrgtou anr " I = q : az 4
he'd ac a., su4ptipu nor. THURSDAY
ai.Irg admitting ought rev members
Nr. Nlrg. f. t,arlor lost diamond
ar,eet .sd - 500 between >eaford
sn8 PhHsGe.phl u.~day morning while
IS aei Va, lt'a. springs \ Y
Nl5-. i"ateur l~a.r - Brmingf
~ uo- -Ifo Miss Ietita Ross
apft s-4 Nr- hart1 B~ll and Mrs
b., oft.- Ma H.-.H, arc spending
t,ra Is Bstr.ars
Miss Ber. c.u. daGgfre- ot Mrs,
ttU,6 - the -rVr VINO was oprr-
to IS 'nr appendicitis ~ 5 Harrisburg
fe na-p'a arrive.l ae-r thi, eek for 4
ti~lt with npr moths.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
ORATORIC Al CONTEST.

~e,ord. Npul >caford high school
rgturica contest was held tins week.
Tie udge- were superintendent J. J.
llsrd.,tt & Brewer superintendent
81 Iaderal,lrlrg Md school and Mr.
Smihrr d Dover
lDe fir prlge. $40 vas Wardcd 70
hlalrth Owens second prllc. s., 10
~ .rc { srpn'cr third nrlle =. t. Lola
t,uHfb 'ouul yri1e ~ - Morrison
hsrur
Th, ,choal IL, order to show its sprre-
catlol arfhrcash prizes offered by Chas
,,rl,c CAV, bum ,ttr Ing rahs
lh, receipts - the COZ te-t amounted 10
20 vhlrh viii hru>cd IN huyirg materials
noeded 81 .lic school another year
luIaN Nrurc ipul The Sussex
C4ut, Orst urat ~ tos' viii bc held in
= lohr VI ! thWch lWclvc or thir-
.n hirh s tooi~ 81 tho county, viii send
re7,rt~t.ut .ftEt~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
BRIDGEVIILE NEWS.

Bridgcvlle, April 2-t,corge Ruos, n
farmer and former post master Of Bridge
vile, who is champion checker player Of
Delaware, has been in Baltimore. Md
playing the Maryland champion Twerty
games were played Ruos winning five
and the Maryland champion sever, with
eight games drawn.
Because of the heavy rains, making
the field very wet, the Brdgevlle High
school baseball team will be unable TO
play with Harrington this afternoon.
Mrs Charlie Owens. who fell ard broke
ber leg IN February is row able 10 he
out on crutches and is visiting relatives IN
Canterbury Mrs. Ambrose Cnnnon
who spent the winter M Frederic, Md.
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Alice Long
has returned TO her home here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, April ? Small boys
arc thought to be responsible for the break
ing Of milk bottles on sidewalks here
during the past few nights Several women
reported seeing boys on the porchcs he
fore the bottles were found broken.
The Ladies Social Club Of Flmhurst
has issued tickets for a dance to hc held at
Newport. Wednesday evening April II
The proceeds viii bc for the fire protcc-
tion fund Of the five Points Civic Asso-
citation
" H. Rakcr Of Flmhurst won the first
and third prizes awarded by the Five
Points Ball team. and Nathan Wcies Of
Elnhurst won the second prizc. The hall
PLAYERS raised enough money at their
benefit to purchase new uniforms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark. April The Young Men 3
Catholic Club Of Newark gave dance
IN the Armory, last night Music by
Pryors orchestra was ono Of the features
Of the affair
The song recital by John Barnes Wells
whlch was postponed several weeks ago
Vii i,c given IL Wolf Hall At s 0 clock this
evening This Is tho last Of the artist
serie. Of entertainments arranged last fall
~ 4 committee Of the two colleges and
alumni
Much interest Is conferred in the enter
tanmcrt to be held u Wolf Han next
Thursday night under the auspices Of the
Faculty Club Of fhc University Of Del
aware when Miss Virginia Powell viii be
beard ir O. Henry stories and musical
uouIogics
Fire Chief F.. Clifford Wilson has been
rotifed that the row Stutz quadnIDIc
fire engine recently ordered by the Aetna