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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
SWARTHMORE'S NEW
HEAD |NAUGURATED
Advocates Separation of Fit
From the Less Fit and Limit
ing Studies.
us Associated Press to Every Evening


Swarthmore. Pa, oct 22.--Separrl- :
tion OF the brilliant students from
those In the mediocre class as a means
of elevating the academic standards
OF the American colleges was urged
by Frank Aydelotte. the new president
OF Swarthmorc College. IN his ipaug-
ural address today. 1T was delivered
before the faculty and student body
and Representatives Of large mum.
Der of American universities, colleges,
educational and professional societies.
That such q separation was already
taking place In some OF the more
advanced colleges in America was
noted by President Aydelotte as a
healthy trend, II Is moving in the
direction that viii be productive of
better graduates. and that will, I'm the
end, he poiHted out, serve TO replenish
the colleges with more resourceful
teachers. But, he added, Il will have
the advantage eventually of releas-
ing endowmonts for higher education
for specifically higher training.
Nearly 1000 persons from all sec
tions of the country attended the in
augural ceremonies. Speakers included
Governor William c. Sproul, OF Penn
sylvania, and w. NJ. Powell, New York
president of Swarthmore corporation.
Mr.. Aydelotte succeeds Doctor
Joseph Swain. lie IL American secre-
tary of the Rhodes Scholarship trust
and formerly was head OF the English
department Of the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology. Doctor Swain.
Oh ks
more for eighteen years. recently was
elected president emeritus of the in
stitution.
In euggesting the separation OF bril-
liant students from those who are moi
MIR. Aydelotte voiced a protest against
forcing the mediocre student TO he
come suhservient to the intellectual
one, however.
1 do not believe we should DENY TO
the average, or below average student
the benefit of college education" he
said. He needs this education. and we
need his presence in the colleges: hut
we should not allow him TO hold her,,
more brilliant students from doina
that high quality Of work which viii
IN the end be the best justification OF
the time and money which we spend
in education"
By altering the character OF The IN
stitutions, Mr., Aydelotte asserted
many other savings likewise could no
erected. This would involve. IL seems
10 me- he said, "a more limited pro
gram OF studies and more thorough
standard Of attainments in each. our
common ideal Of knowing something
ABOUT everything and evcrvth,ng
ABOUT something, while impossible ~
attainment, is one which even "a an
proach is to have good education
put translated into terms OF colleee
courses il becomes impossible 10 an
proach except for the perpetual nm.
dergraduate."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
GUESTS OF SENATOR pu poNT.
Entertained 20 High school Boys on
Trip Today.

The steam yacht Tech took 20 high
school boys who are Y. Nj. c. A. mem-
hers on an all day excursion this
morning. by courtesy OF its owner,
senator L. Coleman du Pont.
The last was unable To be one of
the party, which was i'm charge OF
Secretary y. II. 3allentine OF the "Y"
and Col. George A. Elliott. A. n. I.inde.
the general secretary. DIR. Bcrtram.
assistant physical director Sparks and
Supt. of schools David A. Ward were
also OF tho party.
capt. Peter Bloomburg. an old river
pilot. now with the Wilson line, will
explain the various landfalls OF the
banks OF the Delaware, as seen from
a river craft.
lsunch VIII be served on board by
the courtesy of the owner and the trip
viii be timed for n return to the dock
az o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown. Nd, Oct. 22.-Five
dogs got into the flock Of fine sheep
belonging TO Robert J. -AIcWhorter.
living near town one night this week,
killed seven outright and maimed and
crippled the remainder Of 80. Mr.. Nc
Whorter win recover from the county.
Hope II. Barron has resigned as
president and director of the Third
National Bank and has sold his stock
to the directors OF the institution. Mr.,
Barron was one Of the organizers Of
this bank. 81 years ago. H.
Stockton Startt. a prominent young
business man, has been elected to nu
the vacancy.
The Young Mems Club Of Christ NJ.
P. Church gave an interesting stere-
opticon lecture IN the church, Thurs
day night. A silver Offering TO defrsy
the cost OF the lantern slides was TAX
en-, amounting to $40.
The grand jury sitting at the Octo-
Der term Of court finished It's duties.
yesterday, and submitted its report to
the judges.
DIR, ]. E. Graham, who has been
residing IN his home on Front street
for the past ten years, VIII retire to
his farm in Queen Anne county for the
winter.
William T. Henry has taken a po-
sition as compositor in the Kent News
Office to take the place Of Frank
Greenwood on leave of absence on ac-
count OF his health.
Chicken thleving has become pre-
valent in this eection and poultrymen
are losing large numbers Of their
chickens. One farmers wife was re-
feved OF 100 chickens at one visit, and
upon another visit she lost 80. The Of
ficers of the law are keeping a close
watch for the thieves.
The annual convention OF the Wom
ans Auxiliary OF the Diocese OF Eas
ton. In session at Chestertown since
Wednesday, closed last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

he u therefore resolved. BY The
United states Railroad Labor Ijoard
First, in SO FAR as said threatened
strike is IN opposition 20 and violn-
ton OF decision No. l47 Of this board.
the above-na namca labor organizations
aud each Of said carriers he and are
hereby cited to appear before this
board for hearing as 10 the question
whether or not they have Viointod or
are violating decision SO. 147. ana.
SECOND. that IN SO far as said
threatened strike IS the result of a dis.
pute between said carriers and their
snid organizations Of employees con-
cerning wares and rules and working
conditions. this board hereby agsumas
Jurisdiction of said dispute on tho
statutory ground that Il 'ls Ikalv
substantially to interrupt commerce
and said carriers and said organiza-
uons OF employees are hereby cited to
appear before this board al Chicago.
Tor a hearing of said dlsputes
The hearing on both Of the forego-
ing matters IL set for wednesday
october 26, 1921. at 10 a. NJ.
he II further resolved that the sec
retary of tho board notify each Of said
carriers and it's said organizations of
employees. both by wire and by mil,
OF the date Of said hearing. and furnish
each Of them with a copy Of this res
olutiun.
lbe 1t further resolved, that both
parties 70 said dispute are nearby d.
rected to maintain the status quo on
the properties Of said carriers until
said hearing and decision"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
SCHOOL MATTERS
IN VARIOUS DETAIL
UNDER DISCUSSION
State Board Of Education in
Session at Dover. yester-
day. Had Busy Day.
A $4,000 PLACE FILLED

lnvcf, uct % The State BOARD Of
Education met Yesterday IN the Su.
i'nifNr Court toom The site for the
etlelri srheol NJ Harrington was an.
rtove The site for che colorcd school
~ Nbldleiown was left with the super.
,nlrndenl and the Middle,own board Of
llmpAilnn
epofi from ~ Georpes school and a
lr'ipf from lis principal were referred Ia
~eee'nfy Holloway and business Nnn.
hnef ADAMS, fof adjustment.
The application frum SMYRNA school
district, fuf additional allowance fot
transportation ul pupils was iisallowed
n lhpfe Rfe nn funds avallahle.
lsulea wrfc adopted lor the husinrss
mnnasrf in allowing expense accounts
Recommendation lnr approval " the
fillnWinH sites Tor enlofed schools in
~ntHrs enuniv wufr made Nnrwick
lrnlefed and NNofsl, ffundship. Holly.
Nllle Nassau. rabbits teuv
u WHs dprldpll in rlnsp the schonls
h The state during The session of tho
SLATE Teachers Aasnrlntiun. "a he hell
W lintet November 20. n and ~
Tits inrlulps hnih white and rolnred ne
the roluled ipaphefs win hold their
Nprlluu az ihp aante time
Recommendation ui the appointment
~ " NndrFson ~ State supervisor of
ialli's And industries, NJ - 600 rcr wear
silsN ~ Which Is paid from State and
ledefal funds hy State tlnard of Fdnc..
nh hnd wmninder hy Wilmington
'natl ui ldueailnn, was approved. suh
Nfl m the further annfuvni ~ the WI
mhflun lluatd ul ifduoatinn
" luiipn Was arleptgd tn sunes,,ise
sfhenl attendance and an order nal,
rfetNl him with elrf.eni ess,st,,t
Publication ul state school R,lllei,n
hehlht Wna discussed hut NO action
Intention Was called to The Observance
~ NirNlance Weeb the ar, week In
NNNrhlHf II b uudofsinnd that
NHNeihnf liNnpV win las,ie procla
ma llh nf nuuesl ihni nn effort he n,nde
~ hhAr Nll rlubltrn VI lhp reo,,,reJ aer
II MhlN lHrinuiuu lhr hfsl Wcek in
NnNrWlrf Whrh uiuua tho 100 dev
hllrnHAnfp lAW ~ lhp state
lhe lnlluNlnF visiting tpachrra Cor ,he
state Wpfp npufnVpl N,w Cas,la
s.W'N Mias Ruth lones ken, county.
t.NtH fNfFfNH. FfftN*FA HIfiNfN. Nj -
iAMA NlrNnfdH hnd Nts Mnlbel Riuein
Nr mHm ntanled the i,onesi ler a
NatWl ~ sHHnthfonk Cottage. nr,r
hhia Farm
iHttlnn imm nagslnfn inr a ninth
F'fAN Was diamiucd hut ~ action
tAkHNa
thp hiafds nltrnlinn was called "A
thf AnalnltlIUn hy he last Ihuraiav nf
~ iuhn NfalRt eninsd sehnol n,sr
lfFi'ttifA The matter ~ vparcmen,
Nas lpf With the mslnrss manarer
TIE dre0aioh " she ATTORNEY .gcnrrel
IN fHfafi 90 thp disposition II uncol
Nfifi lhses paympnt ~ old hills and
Vfr'.llinn ~ funds coming tn State
lhMfi lfOm other snufccs than lnrisln-
i've appropriations Whs rad and dis.
fnfsad The plsl u opIninn was that
she hNNfys raised Ia ono county cannot
~ WaHd ie paY existing dehin IN another
faNhiV hnA that aald taxes as NOS hc.
fAHW par nl che a. Wn .nn0 apprn.
iHiailHN lot fhunl purposes inf tho
teAu inaiaa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
SUBURBAN SHOPPING
DAYS IN NOVEMBER

Wilmington merchants, at a luncheon
meeting held IN the Hotel du Pont YES
terday afternoon. decided to have a
series Of suburban shopping DAYS in
November, the dates Of which will be
announced soon.
j. II. boal, educational secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
extended TO merchants and statesmen an
invitation 90 attend the associations
lsc'ure on "salesmanship," which was
accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
nuiLDING PERMITS.

Plans for heating apparatus 20 he in
stalled hN oawthfun Bros A Co for the
following OWNERS have scen approved
and perults issued by the Building
Inspectors office.
CLAYTON street, 1901 North. Miss A n
& 1hufehman, $500
Market street 800; Sager Bros:
~ lua3
~hallcfoss avenue, =. Irving Walls:
t4pa
hroome street 6io, Morris Liebowita;
snOl
hlveFvicw avenue and Willard street.
d. J. Cheney, S264
lainall street, 6l4; c. II. Tindall d
Son. $3.50.
Lowering avenue, 1910; +. j. Van
dcrslcc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
da Pont School Alumni.

The new constitution Of the du Pont
High School Alumni Association was
read at a meeting in the school last
night, and VIII be adopted at the next
meeting, on December 2. Prizes for
the highest averages, to be awarded
this term. were announced as follows:
$40 in the Senior English class. and
Sc IN mathematics IN the entire school.
The association has been invited 20
attend play which the Senators will
give on the evening Of November T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
VITAL STATISTICS.

While death and birth rates shown bv
todsv's weekly report of the Board Of
Health are higher than for the CORE
spending week of 1920, the marriage
market is up nearly 100 per cent; 50
couples having embarked on the sea of
matrimony as against l6 a year ago.
The deaths numbered q and were
due TO general causes, six coming under
the head of heart trouble. There were
none from accidental causes. last
year the total was 49,,
Seven new cases Of scarlet fever were
reported and of diphtheria.
Births numbered &c, while the figures
were reversed a year ago; 63.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Mrs. Annie Chase Badly Hurt.

Annie Chase. 64 years old. of Odessa.
is IN serious condition at the Della
ware Hospital as a result OF injuries
sustained shortly after 8 o'clock YES
terday afternoon when she fe.l from
the steps at the entrance to the Ford
building. at Tenth and Market streets.
Hospital physicians believe Miss Chase
has fracture Of the, skull. One ear
was badly lacerated. She is expected
to recover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Annenl for Babies, HosnitaL.

An appeal for funds. 20 carry on the
work Of providing care and medical
attention for sick and destitute babies
during the coming months at their
two institutions. is being made by the
board OF managers of the Babies
Hospital and Day Nursery. The board
maintains a hospital for white babies
at 20I Washington street, and an
other for Negroes at 7Os French street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
faherty and Burke Leave Barlans

resolutions Of esteem have been
presented to John p. Faherty, assis-
tant TO the general manager and in
uustrial relations manager of the Har-
isns plant of the Bethlehem Shin
puhdlng Corporation. Ltd, and Al.
henry Burke, employment supervisor
and director OF the apprentice Train
ing at the plant, who sever their con-
hecuons with the concern today. Both
Mr' faherty and Mr.. Burke viii be
connected with the Emergency Fleet
corporation, at Washington. in official
capacities. The resolutions were pre-
sented yesterday afternoon. They wore
Irom the Boilermakers' Union ana the
Central Labor Union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
mIsTORIC PIcTrRE.
Stanley Arthurs at Work ON Painting
For State House.


Stanley NJ. Arthurs. commissioned
by a committee Of the General As
sembly to paint a picture entitled
The Dawn Of Peace" for tho state
House at Dover, has finished the pre-
liminary sketches and started on the
regular work.
Various dates have been proposed
for the unveiiing Of the picture in
Guiding Washington's Birthday. the
day Of Lees surrender TO Grant. April
v the date Of the interview between
Grant and Lee. April 10. and Memor-
lal Day, Mr. Arthurs thinks the
picture viii not be finished in time for
unveiling on Washington's Birthday.
but win make an effort to have il in
readiness for unveiiing on April Q or
~ ana II not then, Memorial Day
The Dawn Of Peace" represents
Generals Grant and Lee in an inter
view on April 10. the day following
Lees surrender to Grant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Horace Kreer HIT hr Truck.

Horace Kreer, 14-year-old son OF
Theodore n. Kreer, AIS Monroe street,
was seriously injured this afternoon
on Fifth street between Madison and
Monroe, when he ran after a passing
ball from behind one automobile, in
front Of small truck. owned BY Albert
IL Lewis, Jr. Of Richardson Park. He
was removed 70 the Delaware Hospital
In passing vehicle. He was reported
as unconscious at the hospital this
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Traction Force Dance.

The Wilmington & PHILADELPHIA
Traction Co. force gave a very success
full masquerade dance at Pythian Castle
last night. The bali was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Jacobs or
chestra furnished music. About 100
couples were present. The prize for
the best dressed woman was awarded
20 Miss Clara Smith. for the funniest
costume to Miss Clara Kindall and
Mrs. Whitaker, for the elimination
dance to Miss Edna Evans and Ed
ward Clough and for the spot dance
to Miss Addie Sines and Harry Lewis.
During the serpentlne dance favors Of
rattles and horns were distributed
among the dancers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
HARBOR PROJECT.
Two Hundred and Thirty-six Men
Now on the Job.

Several phases of the const,,,c,;,n
work WORN. o. the marine terminal project. in
Guiding the laying of underground pipcs.
Dredging, and the building of ward.
masters office, barracks and cafeteria
are nearing completion, and the WORK as
whole is being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible. "
When the work Of laying tracks has
been started next week, the present
iorce OF 236 workers viii be increased
Contracts have been placed for the
cargo doors, sheet metal work and
roofing. The installation of plumbing
ana heating systems has already been
started IN the various buildings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
GEN. c. A. =. FLAGLER I'LL.

owing TO the sudden Illness Of
brlgadier-General Clement A. f. Flag
hF' Corps of Engineers. U. s. A
divisional Engineer including the wn-
mington District. the conference which
was 10 have been held today between
high government authorities. city Of
hciais. port engineers and members Of
the Board OF Harbor Commissioner
mas been cancelled. according 10
Charles III. Cant. business manager of
the Harbor Board. "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Funeral Directors Home From West

The Wilmington representatives at
me annual convention of the National
Funeral Directors Association in San
antonio. Texas. who Were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey f. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs
James 7. Chandler and Mrs. Leon
Ryan returned yesterday, after being
absent about two weeks and trsv !.
ing almost 5000. They visited severa1
cities in the south.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
KINGS CHORUS AT ELKToN.
Many mingtonians Give Fine
Musical Progra m in Elkton Church

Prof. George Edwin Kings Chorus
went to + kton last night and contri-
buted very enjoyable concert as clos
ing feature Of weeks program of snter-
tainment IN the NJ. L. Church there of
which DIR. Anderson is pastor. The
party went down in ten motor cars.
In addition TO the chorus singing, Miss
Edna Ball recited. J. Harper Spry
contributed a tenor solo. and William
White, who accompanied the delegation
offered several Harmonica numbers. The
Wilmington visitors were treated to re-
freshments after the concert, and alto
gether the affair was most enjoyable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
On A Long WIKI.

A party OF hikers, comprising Mr.
and Mrs. I. r. Clark, and their ne
phew, Clarence Klug. stopped in WI
mington yesterday while en- route from
New York to San Francisco on foot.
They expect to reach their destination
next June. after walking almost 5000
miles They visited Mayor Harvey.
his signature. and also that
of Superintendent OF Police Black.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Alfred /. du Pont Rents Farms.

Alfred ]. du Pont has rented seven
Of his smaller farms in Brandywine
hundred, which adjoin his principal
farm, which he operates himself. Not
being able 10 give personal attention
to the farming Of the adjoining tracts.
he has rented them for short terms
David snellenburg has leased one OF
the farms, which is situated at Rock
Manor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
EDGE HELD FOR COURT.
Accused Of Robbing Hon Of Mrs.
Mary Houshouer.

N'dhcrt Edge, q wears old Of 302 Tat
nall street, charged with assault and
battery on Mrs. Mary Houshouer. 2I6
last Third street and with stealing
~ from her pockct-book, was held under
$500 bail FOR a hearing on Monday bv
Judge Lynn IN Municipal Court TODAY
since has arrest il had been found that
hage wSs more than s400 IN arrears on a
non-support order Of $40 week.
Edge was arrested after Mrs. Hou-
shouer said she had identified him as
the man she found sitting on the side
OF her bed stroking her chin about 30
O'Clock Yesterday morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Mission Work In china.

In an address on missionary work in
China in Asbury n. e. Church last
night. Rev. +. q. Caldwell. %. D.. Who
spent many years as a missionary
there, spoke we'll OF the people as a
race. When converted. the heather be-
comes 80 fervent a Christian that
Americans might well initiate him, DR..
Caldwell said. lie urged the continued
support OF the people IN financing the
Methodist centenary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
To Repair Paving

J. NJ. Perkins, representing the
Standard Bitulthic Co, came TO VIII
mington today TO repair the Warrenite
pavement of the approaches to the River
Front bridge. A fve-year guarantee
given when the pavement was laid has
not expired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
MOTOR THIEVES ACTIVE.
Stole Car Of Harold Dayton While Ii
Stood on Market Street.

Yesterday afternoon a Ford coupe.
which was parked on Market street
between Eighth and Ninth, was stolen.
The owner, Harold II. Dayton. had left
the machine about 2.30 and went TO the
afternoon show Of the Garrick Theatre.
" hen he came out about two hours later
the car WAS missing.
On Tuesday night a valuable robe
was stolen from the automobile of
Walter {. Mcclure, 1925 Tatnall street.
while the car was parked on West
Eleventh street near Market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
CECIL COUNTY BOYS
WIN NOTABLE PRIZE
For Good Cattle Judging viii
be Sent to Europe to Judge,
Next Year.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
blkton, Md, oct. 22 Three Cecil
county boys. Warren Rice Of sylmar.
George Worrllow of North East and
Joseph Glacken of Rising sun. who
are on a tour, judging cattle through
out the United States. yesterday were
awarded flrst prize for boys from the
United States 70 go to Europe in 1922
The prize was awarded yesterday at
Atlanta, Ga. where tho young farmers
have been spending the past week as
representatives Oh tho Boys Clubs Of
Maryland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Blue Nose Wins Flshers, Raee.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Halifax. Oct. 22.-Blue Nose. of Lun-
enburg today won the first inter
national flshermen's race in rip
roaring wind Of q knots that carried
away the foretop mast OF her rival.
Elsie, out Of Gloucester, after half the
course had been covered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
DAUGHERTY PLANNING ACTION

Washington, Oct. 22-Instructions
covering the course of action to be
pursued by federal authorities in Texas
If the strike on the International and
Great Northern Railroad called for
noon today is carried out, were in pre-
parations this forenoon at the Depart
ment Of Justice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
RAIL FUNDING BILL o. X.

senate Committee Reports AdmlnTs-
fration Measure For Relief Of Roads.
" Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, Oct. 22.-The admin
istration bill for funding $500. 900. .O0n
OF railroad debts was reported favor
ably today by the senate Interstate
Commerce Committee with amend
ments by Senator Cummins. Repub-
li.can, Iowa. chairman, broadening the
financing operations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Letters on Estates.

Register Of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters as follows: Admin
istration on tho estate OF Manikorn
Cdus 10 Isabella Crus; testamentary
on the estate of Anna C. Walker to
Frank ID. Walker and Lewis II. Grams
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Capt. Hudgins Ordered Here.

The War Department has desis-
mated Captain l.. A. Hudgins as in
structor for the Coast Artillery Corps.
with the National Guard OF Delaware,
Captain Hudgins has been notified TO
proceed TO this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
BRAkEMEN STRIKE
ON |. & G. NJ. ROAD;
DEFY RAIL BOARD
Continued from page /

strike OF approximately GOO members
OF the brotherhood OF Railroad Train
men, scheduled for noon today on tho
international and Great Nothern
Railroad Of Texas. w. G. Lee. prcsi-
dent Of the Traiumen. this morning
said;
The men and committees Of the
brotherhood on thst railroad have vot-
cd to withdraw from the service. and
authority, as vested in our cansti-
tuition. has been given them. and the
matter is entirely out Of my hands"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Jerseyman Gets LIherla Post.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Oct. 22-Solomou
Ierter Hood, OF New Jersey, was
nominated today by President Hard.
ing TO be minister resident and consul
general Ia Liberia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
New Castle Dwelling Sold

Mattel =. Hurt, administrative Of
William Nick. Hurt, deceased. TODAY
eold the dwelling Is West Sixth street
New Castle to Mrs. Richard Pinder for
$1,000. Harry J. stidham, auetioneer
conductedo oihe sale.