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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21
Winter Starts Today,
According To Almanac

SONG have had the impression
that we already have had quite a
touch OF winter. but this is err
rOneous, the cold weather not
Withstanding, for according to the
almanac, winter starts officially
today, the shortest day in the
year.
King Sol has passed another
milestone in his jOurneyings and
today reached the point farthest
south and started on his trip
northWard.
This morning the sur rose Mt
1851 q. m. and will set at 4:23
p. m. This gives 8 hours and -
minutes of daylight and Is hours
and % minutes of darkness.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21
Only Routine Matters
Taken Up By Commission

Very little besides the regular rou-
tine business was transacted at the
weekly meeting of the city commits
sioners this afternoon. Approvals
were made Of several improvement
projects, including pavement and sew
er. Reports were also made by the
various departments.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21
COMMITTEE WILL.
OUTLINE PROGRAM

A meeting of the committee to out
line definite plans and a program for
the annual corn and potato show to
be staged here early in February, is
being held at the Commercial club
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Ernest r.
Montgomery is chairman of the COM
mittee. ".i -t.. ..' .t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21

or less at a standstill today while the
French delegates were understood to
be preparing a definite proposal as to
the ar.1onnt Of auxiliary naval tonnage.
including submarines. desired" as. Il
condition to their acceptance of the
proportion for capital ships
to be presented at the meeting OF the
committee of the whole on limitation
of ornaments tomorrow. dst rs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21
SUES RAILROAD FOR 5000.

Superior, Wis. Dec. 21.-Stella
S~anbrocke today brought suit against
the! Great Northern railroad for $5,-
600. claiming that she was arrested
by Carl Suber, a special officer Of the
n"n~ OIL Aug. ct, charged with
~trespassing on company's property.
sac vas Iound not guilty and releas-
ed after being locked up in the city
Jail for three hours. She claims the
arrest has injured her good name and
credit to the extent of the damage
asked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21

Col. JaJsper Theunys, minister of
finance in the Wharf cabinet in Bel
GUM, has formed a new cabinet. All
parties excepting the socialists are
represented. Little hope is held, how
ever hat the Theunys cabinet will
last long.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21
December 10. 1t was received last

Thirteen men today are still charged
with murder in connection with. tho
killing of Joe Carroll. Sc far; no ono
has been. specifically charged with
the killing of John Smith and &C
Sims. local policeman, the other VIC
Tins of the triple killing. Nine Of
the accused are in Jail. bail having
been granted to four. Two others
leased under bond. ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21
WORKING
OUT AUXILIARY
CRAFT DEMANDS

Z Continued From Page Is
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Presidents Statement.

Washington, Dec. s21.-The presi-
dents original announcement Of his
views created a stir among the dele
gates Of all the powers, and although
none was willing openly to take issue
with him, there were intimations that
such an Interpretation Of the treaty
was certain to be challenged eventual
ly; from several quarters. His later
statement generally was accepted by
the foreign representatives as having
determined definitely the attitude Of
the American government, It fol.
lows:
Text OF Statement
"When. the prcsident was re-.
spending to rraas inquiries At the
afternoon interview today, he cyt
pressed the opinion that the :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-21

Herald Want Ahs Brig Results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
WIFE GETS DIVORCE:
HUSBAND IN TROUBLE
Only Fourteen Years Old When
Married and He Claimed She
Was Nineteen.

Spec.aI Correspondence ~ Every Evening.
Georgetown Feb 10 Divorces have
heer granted IT Superior Court nov IN
session here. 10 rhc following
Rose NJ West over from Ellis IL.
Wes'over. Milford John Bayl's from
ANNIE Bayhs. NnlsbCro Joshua G. Drs-
coll from CarTlc +. Dr,scnll. Little Creek
dis.rlct John x Miller frf m Jennie
! Miller. Indian River district
The case q Nellie + REYNOLDS. by
her father ard next friend, Charles II
Graft. IS W'Illiam u REYNOLDS. son Cf
David REYNOLDS q Broadkiln district
wss brought by the father Il developed
e. the hearing that the marriage took
place on September 23. last year al Mills
performing the ceremony The child
wife was only FIVE DAYS past the age Of
fourteen when the wedding took place
They lived together about orc month
4 decree nisI was granted
At the time Of obtainiTg the marriage
license from Clerk of the Peace Frank "
Lawson REYNOLDS who claims TO be %
wears old, gave the age of ms chIld-wlfe
as 19 when as p matter Of fact she had
Just passed her l4th birthday
Immediately after the case, the State
authorities placed Reynolds under arrest
for making q false statement regarding
the age Of his young wife, ard he will
be tried in the courts here at this term
Mrs Elizabeth 4 McAllster Of Sea
ford was granted decree nisi from Olive
McAlllster on he grounds of desertion.
They only lived together four months
when the desertion took place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
EASTERN SHORE LINE.
Bus Service 10 be Operated Between
Elkton and Salisbury.

Salisbury, Md, Feb. To- The insugu-
ration Of the Eastern Shore Transit
Line seems assured The plans of the
promoters, just made public, call for
a network Of bus lines 10 cover the Fast
ern Shore from Elkton at the upper
end Of the Shore To Salisbury, which
will be the lower terminus.
The main line of travel. IL il expected,
will follow the State road down from
Elkton through the towns Of Cbesapeake
City, Cecllon, Galena, Chestertovn,
Church Hill, Centrevile, fsston, Preston,
Hurlock, Sharptown. Mardeia and Sails
bury. The spur Of the road which branches
off at Church Hill will also bo traversed,
II is said, md the busses will touch al the
towns Of fnplcside, Goldeboro, Greensboro,
Denton and fredericksburg, coming ont
into the main line nj Ifurloct
Large passenger b'ieses with carry
ing capacity of betwcen 20 and 40 pso-
pie and freight tricks capable of han
ding n heayy tonnage are called for
in the plans Tho idca nj the outsct Is
To run three passenger blsses daily in
ehch direction between Elkton and Sails
bury, one starting simultaneously from
each town
petition asllng for a franchise To
cover tho lower loop Of the Shore With
similar lines hna hceu filed by the cum
pnnv THIS loop. starting from Sails
bury, would take IN The towns Of Berlin,
Ocean City, Snow Hill, Newark. POGO
moke, Crlsfield. Marion, Westpver, Prin-
cess Anne, Allen md thence into sals-
bury Feeder linrs with lighter busses
are planned to take care II All large
towna not located directly on the two main
routes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Feb. lO-Milford Grange,
No. 6, p. of II. held n very interesting
meeting Saturday afternoon last, in charge
Of Worthy Master Alfred b. Pete. The
general topic under discussion was:
Look Ahead--for tho farmer, for the
State and for the nation.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of George NJ. Simpson of Milford
and Miss Mabel l. kirkpatrick of Phila
delphia, in that city on Saturday, January
20, bv Rev. y Willard Ssmpe after n
short wedding trip they viii make their
homo in Milford
Announcements If made Of the marriage
of Miss Dclilah Fl Potter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B Frank Potter, and Luther
T. Bennett. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bennett. both of Milford, at the Methodist
Protestant parsonage here by the pastor
Rev Charles L, DRYDEN. at noon on
Sunday January 30 They will make their
home on farm at Cedar Neck
Mrs Alexander ROOsa, Miss Lena
Short and Mrs. Davis X. Grier have boon
appointed members Of the advisory com
mittee of the recently formed Girls Re
serves Corps here Miss Virginia Smith
has been appointed corps scout, Miss
Susan b. Kern, a teacher IN the local
tCHtpls AthS ptfhl fttiPbiilSfh wv FS ~
VISOR and Miss Mabel krall, State field
secretary Of the Y w c. A., is acting as
organizer Of the corps
The girls of the fifth and sixth grammar
grades have organized into club which
they call the Blue Bird Club, and have
elected the following officers: Miss May
Watson, leader Miss GenevIevc o. OBrle
president. Miss Myrtle Coulbourne, vice
president Miss Catherine Downing,
secretary. Miss Dorothy Dcrrckson
treasurer. Miss Margaret Abbott IN
charge of program committee; Miss Betty
Narnev. social committee, and Miss Fran
ces Grier, serving committee.
Mrs. s. John Abbott entertained az
six tables of cards TUESDAY evening
following custom Of mauv wears standing
Of holding an evening AZ cards at her home
on West Front street on Shrove Tuesday
Refreshments were served and scvcra
prizes awarded,
Mrs. George II Draper ,lr. has beer
visiting Mrs Fred Marvel in Scaford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special orre4g ondence II Every Brenlng
Ilkton. Md Frb 10 Rev Warren
Burr pastor ~ The Methodist Episcopal
Church at Port DEPOSIT j. confined ~ his
home vlih several broken ribs and other
injuries sustained when he fell Of hia hack
porch dove steep cmbankIneut
William Winchester ~ Port Deposit,
while driving his machine from Eikton n
his home. ran INTO \ small bridge ahutmcnt
causing him - be thrown from his ma
chnc, breaking two of hls ribs
County school BOARD has ordered
colnred school teachers institute 70 be
held III Fl<ton tomorrow
state School Superintendent Samuel n.
North Is spending TINS week visiting
high schools in Cecll county
Thompson NcC learv Of Wilmington is
spending few davs with his sister. Mrs
Edward W Taylor, N Elkton.
Monday night. chicken thieves raIded
the poultry house ri fohn Price. near
Cherrv Hill and carried Of slxtv Rhode
Island Red fowls The same night the
Scarborough store, AZ Childs was broken
INTO and s. IN money shoes and clothing
taken
George McQnlken, former MAYOR ofths
town. no had part OF foot amputated
several weeks ago has returned 70 his
home IN Elkton. much improved
Charles Baker, Of the Second district
suffered a stroke Of paralysis this week,
and Is ID a serious condition At his home
At Bethel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Feb 10 Mrs J Wiley Trought
left Yesterday for Baltimore, where sfC
will spcrd q few days with fnerds - q
relatives
Mrs Cate>bv Flhs i confined t.
her homo on seventh street with an al
tack Of grip
l.. l.. Jones of Dover was Laurel
visitor, Yesterday
Clifford Philips of Philadelphia is.
spending a few davs here with his parents
MIR and Mrs Mcdford Phillips
Howard Culver returned. Yesterday,
from Detroit Michigan where he had
becn attending the Michigan state auto
school
Air and Mrs Albert \ Montgomery
Of Kirkwood are spending few DAYS here
with friends and relatives
The booster class of Christ Nj P Sun
day school met the home Of Ravmond
Matthews, last evening
dwelling on Sandy Fork farm owned
BY MInos + Culver Is berg moved bv
Charles f. Marv1l, local contractor
10 the Cedar Lane fam 2 distance of
about four miles II Will be necessary ~
cross Laurel river with the bmldirg
Arrangements are beng made by mem
bors of Eastern Shore Forest No A3,
Tall Cedars of Lebanon, 20 hold n beno
fl dance in Delmar n secure funds for
o1tfittlng the troop
Miss I.o1llse Records Will have charge
of Epmorth League services a. Ce1tcuarv
NJ Z Church, next SUNDAY
" eavcr Wolfe j. III with an attack Of
"fu ~ his home oT spruce street Several
cases of -fu hsve been reported IN town.
but none serious. ard an epidemic is
not feared
The lambda Delta sorority met ~ the
home Of Miss Margaret Records, on Pine
street Dlesdsv evening and eniovcd
music. games and 2 collation. Those
present velc Misses Pauhre Hearn.
Louise Bacon. Mildred Hsstir Is. EVELYN
Hastings. Isabel Galloway. Mary Marvl
Pauline Msrvil Anna Studlev and Mrs
RAYMOND Q1nllen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Tall Cedars Of Laurel Preparing
For an Unusually Large Cere-
mony Of Initiation.
KENT COUNTY LEVY COURT

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover, Feb I0-At he monthly meet
ing of Kent County Levy Court, vester-
dav, the following list Of roads was sub
united 10 the State Highway Depart
rneu' for surveys Smvrna-kenton road,
Dover Hazlettville Frederica-Felton, Mil
ford-Harrington, Smvrna-Leipsic.
To representative Of metal furniture
house was given an order for new metal
cases for tho Office of the clerk Of the
peacc. for the keeping of court records
and dockets also. for safe for the State
treasurcrs office
Rnsd ovcrseers were appointed. rs fol-
lows First district. William D Ennis,
,Iamcs 4 Kirby second. Henry Fen
p,mole. John z Slaughter Third. W P
n,llu George Cook Fourth. Bryce
Vjrelcn Maulove Cole Fifth. Charles G
Dqrl'ug \ c Massey Sixth. Fl G.
CLARK Edgar Ninner seventh. Frank
Winner I X Dill Eighth. II r
>tenhens u \rth. William Newman
rcrth " y Nacklir. : +. Stevenson
The county engineer was instructed 10
secure shells for tho Powcrs Beach road
from the du Pont Boulevard road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

To!sva~e CIV Teb l0.-The engine
r ne PENNSYLVANIA Pailroad branch
tlev ~. rvliudcr head shortly after
'sach1G hero = 2 o. YESTERDAY after
roo- sod a. engine Was dispatched from
VinnE-o7 - make the last trip be-
twec- nero AID Newark The tram was
DELAYED shout an hour
hares Heal who has been emploved
o. the survcvboa' M.ff1n for the last IS
months has been land of and has re-
turned tn MS nome here
Mrs William McC onnell has received
WORD % tie death Of her mother Mrs.
Mar hs T Whalen of Flam. Pa Mrs.
Whale was n her qlst wear
Mrs. Frank Moore who has been III for
the past two weeks is greatly improved
The program for the Century Club
tomorrow. viii be an afternoon with
Dickens, in charge Of Mrs Eliza Nande-
grit
Miss Grace Berry Of Washington. D.
IS here for a month with her uncle.
CLAYTON Dunham
Mrs Harry Rose is i'll at her home on
Hamilton street
Herman Johnson. who has been living
o. the Cleaver farm, near St Georges.
will quit farming and move into the house
owned by William D. Mullen on Adams
street
Mrs Finest D. Winanf Of Arlington,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Here Is a Fine Laxative
For a Little Baby
Millions Of Mothers find Dr.. CahweIl's
Syrup Pepsin safe for infants

[XIHAT young mother has not
w often asked herself the ques-
ton, what is the best thing / can
give my baby for constipation?" n
is very important question, as con-
stipation is the basis Of most ills Of
infancy and childhood.
Give half a teaspoonful Of a com
bination Of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin. You can obtain il al
any drug store under the name Of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. II is a
mild, gentle medicine that children
willingly take, and a bottle that costs
only sixty cents is enough 10 last an
average family several months.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has b-en
used by millions Of mothers, for the pre-
scription has been sold in drug stores for
thirty years. IL is the same prescription
DR.. w. b. Caldwell, who Is now in hls'S2nd
year, used in his extensive practice for
half century. II ia the largest selling
liquid laxative In the world Last year ight
million bottleswere boughtin drug stores
You can make no mistake in giving DR.
CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin to your baby
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
TAXI MAN MURDERED.
Garfield Miller Left i'm Road Near
Hagerstown After Being
Robbed.

Hagerstuwn. Md Feh 10 Garfield
N'lcr, - vears old. taEicab owrer, Ha-
ecratown. was murdered and robbed bc-
tween ! and o'elock yesterday morning
or 'ho Nilialoepnrf Narfinsburg road,
near -aIing Waters va. Ills body vas
found n ditch alongside the road by
Iarl Ford HaRcrstos-n and four
fhaHhersbufg Young men, Win were re-
turning - Ffagcrstorn from q dnnco in
Nartunsinrg
The mardrrcrs mad robbed Miller of
hls money and overcoat ansl escaped in
his taxleab
The body contained four bullet wouuds
orc n the head Just below The right
car. ard two n the back. between the
sholIderbladcg. one bullet having lodged
in tho lungs Tho neck was broken About
so feet from whore tho body was found
was q pool of blood yfth blood trail
leading 70 Il 4 pistol contaln-ng FIVE
empty shells was found near the body
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

has taken n position A. Instructor at the
rehabilitation school, Delaware College.
She will continue to do some work for the
Post.
At the meeting of the New Century
Club this week Mrs G. A. Short and Mrs.
A. w Wilkinson gave talks on missions
at San Antonio and in California.
Mrs r. w Helm entertained friends nj
sewing party at her homs, Monday
afternoon.
A movement has been started for tho
formation of Rxf1e Club in Newark, and
about 40 young men are interested.
st. Thomas p l.. Church Sunday
school teachers have elected the following
officers: President. William ID. Dean;
secretary, Mrs Howard Jester. treasurer
Mrs. Charles Colmery. These members of
the Sunday school have been elected
TO represent the school at n rally to be held
next Sunday at st. Andrews Church,
Wilmington: Irene Shaw, Frances Hulli-
hen, Dorothy Hayes, Leonard Church
man. George Getty and Malcolm Arm
strong
J. c. Willis has been elected n member
of Town Council, succeeding DIR. George
W Rhodes. who has moved from the
middle district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
TAIL CFDARS AT LAUREL.

Laurel Fcb a-Final arrangements
for The ceremonial 70 he held BY Eastern
Shore Pores Tell CeiarS of Lebanon.
n Has, 8 Hall, were completed lsst
r.gh' = losst forty new members sre
= - i-i'ieted into the Forest, and prep
a-atio-s are Icing made 10 take care n
t.o 'srsr o-a~d that viii accompany the
n Giiafcs from the vhrious towns on the
Faster Shore cf Delaware and Virgins.
aSfcra Shore Forest has nearly one
'housal ID members and members cf
sve~Ti other forests have been invited
~ aftc7I the ceremonial
ae foxa will be beautifully decorated
web e-orGrecns and cedar trees. while
~ homes and places Of business will be
ope7 - The Cedars. pom tho arrival Of
tre = train = parade VIII form al the
s'a'lo,. and proceed through town to
Hastings Hall where ceremonies will
.,srt promptly A. : clock
Grand Tall Cedar Herbert Riff. Of
Fastera Shore Forest. assisted bv rangers
Of that forest VII have charge Of the
Irritation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
ROW At CRISFIELD
TAX MEETING
Funds Were Paised HoWaver
Prosecute Obisctova
SUIT

C-s-r
~r.ed Irt,I
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Io-r yu-r i.h-
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who i-rv -s,-- -e-e.
or read usf-orr .sar'e
rv 'nr 'ft.r
loId ,e1e gu
fharrrr- Y r-.ee-.r
di-0rie- ea- tet
.'dor 4f'rrrrtrr +. s.-
meet
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approved r- -aurr eI
tne uruI~ira rho- -
iug -ar av us-ls tnrlren-
endoava- 'a have 'ha rr.,r" .rg ttfnr
and t1e r1unir.uaI aufhurf.ee sn.r
arnicahIe Fp-t leutrrf amrramfra =
'uggesred AZ " 7e~'ng rHch -e
ruled ogt rf r-der Hare
srteri AZ cHairTrar nre1nfatef 10 r,lrr..
Former states Attorney ..o~rnr r.
he -aTpavers fskug 10 rlucffr.
sroke 1d Jr r 1rrrs -rI
~ord irnrs resrI.flng ,r1u uzaf.-r
ras roen Tho 0rgci '1r srvrrai rr
ot-- affairs
several 'Innorofs -~rso-s -IFrr
me exits ~or1n ere-rF Fprn
held ~ uTpvrn- 4rrirus t.-rr.r
The Inurcflou eIIt- arIrT ~.
FrlHaw q .F.r rs -rerrrrH
ASSESSMENT rhlcn. "a claimed fs
made Orr section ~ fhe -rarrrr ~
field wn.on gave --~ -nr-.na
r0el- ur0arr M -a- rr0nnrr,
rlrs Tas ranna led ~ rre ag,s
1919 Another -F~r.n. -f-ee .sI.r.
- 44gisf -ut
passed resolution s.rr.
2 rea.-e~su.e l- -asr lel
!utlou au4 cr1creI.. -fb
-1ent r- present -Hl -nIr
ourpos.a- N -4.-
II f1e ua.or a.l -s.t
yait.lt.on l .rler
7Ira --c same -a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
NEGR OES TO IMPROVE LAND.

I4eves. Fen l0-The colored people Of
Lewes will hold meeting. tomorrow
night. to furt her the purchase Of lots for
homes bv the local residents aud others
interested The local branch Of the Della
ware Negro Civic League has taken up
with the majority Of the 26 lots now sold
Of the total Of S. lots One Of the aims 10
be accomplished by the meeting Is 20
secure financial basis for further growth
Important coiored men from Sussex
county and other parts Of the State Will
be present 10 lend assistance
The land that Is being purchased ey-
cluslvely by colored people il owned BY
Dr. Fl r Burton. eX-C Congressman Of
Lewis, and rs located betwcen the town
proper and the new school that Is to be
erected for cOlored Children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
BIDS ON STATE BONDS.


Dover. Feb. 10 Bids for State High
way bonds loan Of 1921, were opened.
YESTERDAY. by State Treasurer Fisher and
Governor Dcnnov. rs follows
Redmond & Co. sol 4n1 Bddlc 4
Henry. II J tllen & Co, Harrison Smith
Co 500 90. Guaranty Co of New York
500 90 Rcnccte Hodges & Co. 500 O57
Fstahrook & Go 500 -: National At
to-ncv O. So 10 Fldridge & Co.
Kcnt1o BROTHERS SSS.Q " r Comp
t,r 4 -. Graham Parsor & c.. SIS. 315;
Hql'cartca 4 g. Rarr 4 Schmitzer.
San 10 II rr.s Fo-hcs & Co Laird &
e's $50 80 Stacy 4 Rraum White
w. \ Cr SIS IS 7 II Roehrs &
O. 1u'ahlc Tnlst O. New York
O., $50 ltl
Tlc award vne made 70 Redmond O.
Nov Y,rI Cst, sol f0l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
HER 10TH BIRTHDAY.

Georgetown. lob 70 Mrs Eliza
bot Hart. mother cf Miss Lizzie e
lIar' ovs editor of The Sussex Repub-
iear a'sn II Rotort 4 Hart. associated
vith .hc Union Republican, this citv
ogctly q served her o0th birthday ami
yrr-sr Nordav. ~ her homo On Fast
Market street She wss given postcard
shower and mary friends called IL see
hcr lgr.nR the da1
t' the 81 ~lrc,iou. Ms Hart Was one
thc eldest women n Delaware 10 cost
vote f.r James NJ Cox for President
Ste tcrg In ardcrt supporter ~ thc
ncmecratlc party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
FARM BUREAU DRIVE.

Seaford Feb 10 The organized drive
for Farm Bureau members in tho Sea-
ford district which started Monday,
closed last night. and the So hcitors Sic
ceeded in getting the signatures of a
large number OF farmers 81 tlree-year
membership card Robert J Allen,
president of the Sussex County Farm
Bureau said last night that ut least IS
per cent of the farmers IN this distric I
had signed. and before the drive closes
March 3 he expects the district to go 50
per cert for the Farm Bureau
The solicitors left here for Delma r
where the drive starts today From Del
mar thry will go 10 Laurel and from
Laurel to BudGcyillo. where they open the
drive next Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

n. j., is here for two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Pitzcr.
Owing to the illness Of Rev Mr. Cork
ran, pastor of tho NJ f. Church at Red
Lion, District Superintendent Watt will
conduct Sundays services, and hold their
fourth quarterly conference in the evening.
Miss Elizabeth Stats and Miss Anna
Reynolds of st. Georges are spending a
week with Rev and Mrs Ivanhoc Willis
AT Marshallton.
Egg. stove and nut coal now, for i'm
mediate delivery. Very best quality.
J. +. Sadler g. Co.-Adv