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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-07-03
SCUOLA DIURNA ESTIVA
RiceviamO e pubbIiohiamO


II Rev A. Di Domenica. pastore
della Prima Chiesa Battista Italiana,
posta alI'angolo dele 13 strade e Ta-
skier St, annunzia che Martedr, .
corrente, neIla sala della Chiesa, 81 a.
prira' una scuola diurLd per ragaz-
ii italiani d'ambo i sessi.
Questa scuola e. conosciuta sotto
il nome di Daily Vacation Bible
school" nella quale, oltre alI'insegna-
mento religioso che 81 da' All ragazzi,
s'tnsegnano tante attire cose, utii al
Ia mente ed corpo.
/ ragazzi d'ambo sessi dai 10 al
Is ami di eta potranno studiare III
taliano sotto la direzione personale
del Rev Dt Domenica, mentre quelli
che sono inferiori di questa eta po-
tranno imparare attire cose necessa-
rie per la loro vita.
Ledificio adiacente a questa chic
sa. oltre allie sale social scolasti-
che che ha, possiede una bellissima
palestra della ginnastica del bagni
docce che vongouo usati tutti
giorni da piccoi grandi. vi e una
grande cucina con parecchie stufe a
gas dove vengonc impartite lezioni di
"scienza domestica" allie ragazze ita-
liane. Insomnia i local. battisti ita'
liani della citta' di Philadelphia so
no un gran centre di attiYita' intel
| lettuali, social spirituali a pro del
nostri itaHani. Dele tante chiese e.
vangliche italiane in America quelia
| di cui e. pastore il sig Di Domenica
e fra lie migliori per Ia sua sempli.
cita' nettezZa le grandi comodita
Oh vi sono per layori social.
Che genitori italiani prendano no
ia di questa opportunita' 81 sforzinC
di mandare figli ALA scuola italiana
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In Memoriam

Concezio Sica era II primogenito
del Farmacista Giovanni e Signora
Filomena Sica. Quindicenne appena
cd intelligentisstmo stava pei. essere
Ipromosso al secondo ammo dellHigh
school con ottimo successo ed era
speranza solida pei genitori che Iado-
rayano. Mort come fiore al mattino
spuntato.
Mel campo vastissimo della multi
forme vegetazione, uu fiorellino ap-
pena nato, modesto gentle, ritto
protende la sua corolla al sole. Mel
Ilinguaggio incanteyole di colori e
Iprofumi parla della sua yitalita',
/ iquando un alto foriero di tristezza
| q di morte 10 stronca dallo stelo.
|Tuuo intorno, sui teueno, le foglio-
line tenue appassiscono, DOMAIN TAI
tro la pozzanghera le sminuzZera'
cellulette ALA terra per la rinascita
] di attire forme, mentre or lento il
. profumo sprigionasi e sen VIOLA libero
mel serene del cieli, alto nello spazio
vastissimo. portando Ia dOlcezza a
romatica fra le bellezze che non son
terrene. Cost, scioglie la vita il suo
legame, dalIa materia bruta, in cut
In destino iutransigente e. incarce-
ratio dale leggi cosmiche. Ne osa
Ipenetrare e vincere il Idestino Iinter-
|vento e la bonita dello Spirto di pu-
rezza di Amore perche' COST Egli
volle Tordine evolvente delle cose. la
Ilibera volonta in liberia coscienza. Co.
ST il fiat.
e mel fiore della gioyinezza Conce-
zio Sica s'ebbe la vita stroncata mel
campo vastisslmo dell'umana flora
per mano del destino. L'esacrato, in
Visible forza del male sotto sembian-
re dl gioia, spinse il gioyinetto ine-
sperto ad una passeggiata ALA riva
del fiume quivi ebbe fine miseran-
da! Che la morte sia la fine? Sc e
pur vero che la vita d'ogni essert
umano sia dal primo apparire allul
timo un seguito di memorie. una ca
tena di atti di pensieri, il tutto III
nucleo individualizzato, un 10, sareb
be ancora un fenomeno di grandezzi
superiore ALA vita stessa Sc questo II
separatosi dal corpo rimanesse indi
struttibile. Difatti Sc la incoscient
scossa elettrica manifestatasi passa a
trove con la sua potenzialita' indi
strutta, come il cosciente nucleo vi
tale, aggregate di pensieri jonici pos
senti, puo' annuHarsi dopo la sua ma
nifestazione?
II pensiero e la vita, II corpo {
della terra che sol fornisce lie cellu
le che ST elevano a forma spinte da
: la vita universale. Il pensiero uman
deve seguire il corso suo evolvent
: nella continual.
10, come AMIGO della famiglia 81
ca, volgo in memoriam un pensier
affettuoso al trapassato. Concezio S
ca non e. piu' fra moi, pero' il su
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Amber, Pa, 2e GiugnO 1872
Cav. A. Giuseppe Di Silvestro
Grande Ven. 0. F. d'I.
1926 So. Broad St., Phila.

A vol, invitto oOndOttiero di mile
battaglie strepitosamente vinte, che
avete scritto lie piu' belle pagine nella
gloriosa storia del nOstro 0rdine, og-
gi. installandosi j nuovi ufficiai dal
fratello Brocato, Grande AssistentC
Venerable, riconoscenti Vi erigiamO
mel cuore un monumento Per la log
gia Bonghi,
MOsoatelli, VEN
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primo del quail 81 discuteranno inn
portanti quistioni nell'interesse di
questa comunita'.
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Per | 0rIlI0F9IIO DEL
Figiil d'itaiia
QUATTORlICESIMA LISTA DI SOT-
TOSCRIZIONE

Dal signor Ceslre Finocchi socio
della Ioggia Luigi vanvitelli No
770 e grande Deputato della Vittoria
d'taIia No. S23 $500.
DalIavv John b. Fortunate di
Pittsburgh, Pa. s..
Dalla Ioggia LA Vittoria' No.
731 di Brownsville, Pa, $40.
DulIa loggia Guglielmo oberdau n
s95. di Philadelphia, Pa. Alfredo
Perfilia. 50. II. AcQuaviya 50, Benia-
mino Battle 81, Guglielmo Di Pao-
10 81, n n. O.25. Totale S6.25.
DaIa Ioggia francesca Fiorentino
iii Couneusyille, Pa, ~ A. Nico-
1anu 81 r. PulH. O.5O. s Pane
o.50. Maria Giannascoli ST. Totale
s4
DaIIa Ioggia Gianfelice Gino, No.
C7S di Freeland, Pa. - Loggia Clan
relice Gino SO. r. Contino O.25, p.
valeo O.50. l.. Naleo o.25. S. Chiara-
yellott o.25. p. Calderisi O.2o, d.
tacozza 0.15. c. Mazziotta 0.50, NJ.
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NGT0rIii1G FigII 0 IIlE1

nellie ore antimeridiane di dome
Mica scorsa vi fu Ia installazione de-
eli ufficiau d'amministrauone di
ouesta Ioggia Ruggero Bonghi No.
54S.
Per Toccasione avemmo.in mezzo a
moi l'assistente Grande Venerable
signor Giuseppe Brocato che veni-
va ricevuto ALA stazione ferroyiaria
da un gruppo di soci capitauati dal
venerable signor Nicola Mascatello.
II dignitaro dello State fu subito
accompagnato neIa sede sociale dove
la loggia era riunita in seduta per ri
ceyerlo ed al suo apparire gil rese gli
onori doyui ALA sua carica.
Sbrigati gil AFFAIR." di ordinaria am
ministrazione, rassistente Grande We
nerabiIe procedette alIinstatlazione
del segueni ufficiali;
Nicola Moscatello, venerable; Lo-
ren7o Marano. ASS. Venerable: Giu-
seppe CavaIieri. oratore, Franc Men
ma. segretaio achivisra; Antonio Mi
nio. segretario sdi Fin; Vincenzo
Corrente. tesoriere, Curatori: Igna-
zfo Bartuccioni. Domenico Paone,
Giuseppe serrao. Nicola Boccuti Fer
dinaudo Cigliotd.
Dopo della iustallazione furono
Drouunziatf del disccrsi dall'ass. CIR.
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pensiero ancor foggiato di memorie
giovinette pure, e. intatto nello
spazio sorride a vita piu' sottile,
piu' elevate verso la perfezione. Da
ouesta rude ed accasciante vita ter
rena, fanciullo sii benedetto dai tuoi
carl genitori vola, vola sicuro al
campi sterminati dell'infinito dove lie
onde eteree pressate dalla Diyina i
dea pullulano la materia che forma
il cosmo. Fanciullo, vola, VIOLA sicuro
fra le umanita' eteree che un di' flu
ron terrene, vola la dove 10 spirto
umano incielato e sublime dove
sotto la Divina guida opera con gioia
canto paradisiaco 1e bellezze che a
dornano Tuniverso nella sua vita.
E. Durante
Philadelphia, Pa, Giugno 1921.
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SOgnO

Ira / vapori tenui
de Taria cheta
mel silenzio del cielo ammlccano
scialbe le stelle.
Da presso il desco yegliato
con placide ali
bate leve il sonno sui ciglio
per Ia vigilia stance.
lie immagini yaghe
han forma di spettri mel sogno,
e II musagete m'appare
figliuol di Latona.
Tia II serto di viride alloro
come alone diafano a le temple,
ed affabil sorriso
gIincrespa il Iabbro divino
LARGO @ la faretra su romero
sono argento terso,
le corde de reburnea cetra
tremono al vento.
A Ia vista inattesa
come i'm estasi esclamo:
30. Delfico Nume,
m'inspira / tuoi carmi,".
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Al RITARDATARu

RaceomandiamO sentitamente al
detentori di sohede, che furono lorO
spedite oltre tre mesi or sono, di tor
naroele rimpite no. Come abbiamO
upetutamente pubblicato non e fat
to obbligo a ohicchessia di contri-
5uire, pero' e giusto e corretto che
chi non vuole 0 non puo' raecoglie-
re contribution ci torni le schede in
bianco. A questo proposito abbiamO
soritto direttamente al possessOri di
schede pregandoh di attenersi a que
Sta nostra raocomandazione. Speria-
no che essi 10 faranno.
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Gabiuetto teste' defunto, Non ci sa-
rebbe da sorprendersi specialmente
dopo il discorso Turati, mel quale I'll
lustre parlamentare ha detto che vi
e. Ia possibilita' che / socialist cola
borino un Governo onesto.
Tn Governo ouesto, secondo Tura-
ii. potrebbe essere un Ministero pre-
sieduto da un socialista.
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L'autore di questa nota funebre e
uno studioso di ricerche psichiche ed
uno spiritualista convinto. Con pia-
cere pubblichiamo sebbene con ri
fardo. In Memoriam" onde IL lettore
abba Ifdea che la schema non dor
me, no, sogni tranquilh del mate
rialismo, ma e. yigile sempre ed infa-
ticabile per squarciare il mistero che
circonda Ia morte.
II. d. T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

poor and being a Methodist society II
met with little favor from any outside
of its own community. II was per-
haps In recognition of this fact that
when the original church edince was
built It was called Nazareth"
Many years ago the original build
ing gave away TO a large one. but
long before II ceased 10 exist old
Nazareth Church was productive Of
many good things. Rev. Andrew Man
ship, who I'm the year ls4s was pastor
of the old church, declared that one
thing stood In the way Of Methodlsm
making progress IN New Castle was
the fact that there existed in New
Castle a greater amount Of aristaC
racy than in any town in which he
had ever labored In the course of
time Il became necessary 10 meet the
needs Of the congregation which had
greatly increased az the result of the
Tasker iron works. Thomas Taslker
president of the iron works, was n
staunch Methodist and an eloquent
local preacher. lie took great inter.
est I'm the church and bv his influence
and liberality made it possible IN thc
year 1863 TO erect the main building
of the present edlnce. For reason M.
known the name of the old church
Nazareth" was dropped and the new
church was dedicated and thereafipi
known as the New Castle Methods
| Episcopal Church. In the year 1871
the present commodious Sunday schoo
building was erected Across the rea
Of the church. Rev. j, u. Mann wa
the pastor in charge.
In 1888 during ;hc pastorate Of Rex
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

Hcot,en further alleged n his peti-
ton that Wright. Ia violation Of their
covenant. in the simmer ef 1870
erected n garage Immediately adjacent
to the town Of smyrna, about three
tenths of mile south Of said town
whore a garage business, service sta
ton. etc. is operated IN violation of
the contract.
TRe eonnplainants aver that they
have sustained great damage and that
the respondents have obtained great
profits through the violation of the
said covenants, and that they will slf-
fer irrepafable injury and damage Ii
The respondents are allowed to ron
tinne their business at the present
location.
A. u. Magee. counsel for Wright.
after the hiing OF the petition of the
eDmplainanta flied a petition in Court
Of chancery, being a motion 10 vacate
the restraining order, claiming that 1t
does not appear in the bin that the re-.
spondents have operated garage or
service station contrary 10 and IN
violation Of any undertakings
After hearing argument on the bill.
Chancellor Wolcott made the order
that by consent and agreement of the
complainants and respondents. With
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
DOVER MEN START
FINE ROTARY CLUB
Wilmington Rotarians Attend
Organization Meeting at the
state Capitol. Last Night.

speplal Correspondence tvery Evening
Bower. uui aae@paver's Rotary
tluh Naa nfx inised. last evening. at
q meefihn held "a the Capitol Hotel
un Dover urpph. William Y. Metten
NJ Wilmington. ~ sldcni " The Rotary
Viuh 80 that city. acted for the dts
ttifi au,prnuF af the organizer. Pres
idtni MrtiIn made a nnc address I'm
which ho spoke ~ lhe hcnchts u be-
iha 4 Nuiarnn. other addresses were
nlAap tN w n. panains, Willard q.
DAVIS aud jack kraua, all uf Whining
toss. lhh latter helng secretary OF the
Wilmington Rotary club.
fhE menihurahlp Includes ~ ~ Do
tefa mumluunt men in the different
ilNfa ul hus.nrHa lie.
Annllultun tnr charter from the
International Association has bucn
hiei and la expected here hy mex;
WEEKS meeting rnlluwlng was the
nftumnunl nfetnFaiinn effected Pres
Nunl llauh e MUsherry. Manager OF
Dover iudut
Aipe president iiulurj stott au.
pffiultniWt W N iropulitan lnsur.
aNlH $50 W nnttr
HHunn siit a " Holloway, apc.
ftlHFf W HlHip iafd nf nducation
IiH#ufu iluta WlHa, d.
tNAti Hf nHvNiur = A. nnWnea
ftHNh g. tnn0wfl ~ lnaeph a. Mc.
tMNiU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

NJ NJ. Brown, u was decided that the
church could better afford To erect a
parsonage than 20 continue to pay
the rent for house In which 10 shelter
the pastors family. az had been the
custom for many years Az a result
of this decision. n lot was purchased
and the contract given for the erec-
tion of parsonage thereon.
During the pastorate Of Rev. r. l..
Hubbard, 1SsT-ise0. the church re-
ceived the following embellishments.
Stained glaes windows; circular pews
and pipe organ. Through the ef-
forts of Rev. George T. Anderson
new iron fence was purchased and
erected across tho front Of the church
and cemetery.
During the last three years the fol
lowing improvements have been added
tu The church. steam heat electric
lights. painting the interior and ex-
terror ut the building, renoyhting Of
| the church, new church Kitchen and
the installation Of a s4.5O0 Moller pipe
organ a total cost Of about $4,000
It Ia not possible 10 name all Of the
Methodist preachers who have
preached IN New Castle, but since the
church was organized the following
have served as pastors: 1921, Joseph
Rusllns. Ezekiel Cooper and James
I smith. 1929. Lawrence Iaurenson
and John Henry. 1929. Henry @. King
1884. Joseph Holdridse: 1925. John
Goforth and Edward Page: 1s2b-fs37
Coiop,ffy, ghnru Goorpe NJ Yard Iohr
Insltip. and James r. Ayers. 1878
peunel Coombs: is39-40. James Nc.
Farland: tS4t-42. John -. Long. 1S4J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

J. T. TAFT; 1914, Nicholas RidRely,
isa5. Samuel q. Hare tsa6, Arthur
w. Miiby. 1s47. Thomas Miller is4s,
Peter Hallowell and John ID. Long;
is4g. Andrew ManHhip, 1850 j. ~
wythea, 1859. william y. Walton;
1864. J. ~ King; 1865, J y. Lane;
1866 william J Paxton; 1883, Joseph
O'Neil. 1s59-Go. John w. plersons
isei-e2, Thomas Montgomery; 1891
O., NJ IT. siety. is05-e6, g N. Chew;
1857. Daniel George; isss-ea. Leonidea
Dobson. 1901. William n. Walton
ts72-7s, Henry Cololazer; tsT4-76. J.
y. Mann; 1s7Te7s. George ". Brlator
1879. David G. ,nidgeway; 1880,
Madison A. Richardson, 1881. George
X. Pristor lss2-s4, N. w. Brown.
issSsse. Thomas r. Terry; tssT-tsg0
r. L. Hubbard 1soi-Bs. +. n. Martin
dale; 1se4-ae, Y. 3. Collins; 1897. l.
r. corkran; issT.pe, X. l. Watkins
1900, r.. ". Thrasher, @. r. Anderson
1908 TO 1919, r.. Moore; 1sf2-1b. =
L. johnson; 1915, J. n. Beeuchamp
1917, J. H. BlcIford, 1918 TO the present
time. J. II. Bicking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

ifHH WaHf HiflH NHfhlng n nflens tn.
HHt HHt tHHii inht thf classified aH wH2
NtN.f fNifH if ihf HHtnWnhlp IS snid
fN HIfHtfNfH WNN WH classification "a
aNHHll aH #atIHn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
YEARS COMMITTEES
OF STATE GRANGE
Worthy Master Jacob !, Roosa
Makes Announcement OF
vie Appointments,
~ UHtsrenapbaa p,sn rseulna

H. ~ HItapehArhga p,sn ngenlna
Natal tmi H WWiht MASTER
IaH0N NlHaR pl delaware state
UNNH NHlnuH W tlulWudrf nn
tl.HH.Us iHt aupluiHtul ~ ihu fullUw
iNa aiaNNlHg tnmmlllrta ul ihh state
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n. miHfNi "a ava la va hutot trnt
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ltNNlNHiHN , e. tltpun
iHa a.allNn and 1asatlon W y
tlaaHHh NdWatd nulnnrlnn. Sisters
n HNumpaun. e. ~ steele.
ilpaUluilHna r. g. tlanepoft y. v.
NrnuNtN ihmoa white sistots ,.
ttauh kpaialpt. y uny llhstlneR
.NUmHNH Wmh alstofn g A Me.
tHt. taile "A nancrntt roster ahahan,
A q lippt a. MeNllen,
ftWuflAHUu tfauk Rice, n J,
NHAitn q W steele, sisiern W l.
faalbntn. rdwad nuninston.
uHh ~ ihr nrdvreC, A McCue
iiAft VI ipHtraun. Sisters ', r. Rice
iNHra white u q. Joseph
pul ulfm anh MileaEc samuel \
ilfHniHuh. b a Hewitt Sisters doors,
q Wilson. 2 a. ihtla
uaHuH nklrnalun 2 Thompson
laHbufn. o. g. enyder Harry G
.iNatihn Hlntrr . Thompson Fast.
hHfH
tu uupatun r lhtta. Jacob Y
MuAlHn u q lockwood sisters \ n
NtWiii q W Maun
tnHHlfnilun and ut thwp-E Gu,
iisalMfH tlnnfns Wuaun. sisters VIM
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Insurance ~ % Phillips. Arbur
fhHlltNuh g. g. Mat
transportation ! ~ Thompson. W
~ Marvel Whihm Rnrktldrr
MtmUlial W d Wilson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
WIFE GETS DIVORCE
AND $4,000 AL|NONY
But Exceptions We're Taken to
Decision and Husband May
Further Contest.
speclel corrcspondepce levery ryenlnr

Sreei~ correspondence Every Evening
Georgctown. Oct ss.-Associete
Judges Rice and Harrington. who sat
m superior Court here I'm tho divorce
ease ot Mrs. Mildred H. Williams of
Seaiord against her husband, Dir
Jacob @. Williams. on October 8, this
week handed down their decision. Civ.
ing her decree nisi and $4,000 as
alimony.
Mrs. Williams brought suit against
her husband for cruelty and habitual
drunkenness. In expressing decision
the court held that Il was not based
on the allegation of habiual drunken
res. hut solely ON the testimony of
cruelty. Tho allowance of $4,000 Is
said To he n reimbursement of what,
according to testimony. Mrs. Williams
had spent in making repairs TO the
property OF DR. Williams. Notice of
an appeal has been given, and bill of
exceptions viii have to be filed By
the FIRST day of the February term.
In the case of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Evans
of Millville against her husband. Her
hort II. Evans. which was heard on
October and In which decision was
reserved. a decree nisi has been hand
cd down. and $500 Is TO be paid q
Mrs. Evans.
These two divorce cases attracted
wide attention throughout the county
heCauso ~ the prominent family con.
hCctions uf tho parties 60 the suits. 1.
Final divorce DEGREES have beer
granted 90 the following: lincclr
nitchcna vs. l., NJ. Kitchens; Daises
a Frame W. Lewis Frame Lulu NJ
. vunowae vs. Charles W. Conowav
BENJAMIN y. Carpenter Va. Henrietta
r carpenter.
iuhn ". Cannon. of near Bridgevill,'
Anpd 40 Years, was granted decree
ulH from his wife. Victoria y. Can
nuu. aned g. on the ground ot In
ndvlp, ~ The time 81 their marriage
in 1891. NJ Cannon was so Years ole
npd Mrs cannon only a..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
bEEbt HOSPITAL AT
LEWES IS OPENED
Modern Institution Gift OF B. r.
Shaw OF Wilmington TO the y
People Of Sussex County.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
loves. Oct a2 The dedication and
oprunu. az the pcehe Hospital took
place here this afternoon and the eN-
prctens were largely attended by the
residents of this city and many out
ol town guests The hospital is the
n.fl 81 Reuiemin =. shaw of Whining
ton 20 the people Of I.ewes and Sussex
county and is one Of the most modern
and complete IN this section Of the
country Il was designed by Hogart
and Mills, architects OF Wilmington
and New York city and was erected
I hN tho du pont Engineering Company
of Wilmington az actual cost.
Mr. shaw paid all the costs OF the
building and tho equipment. which in
oludcs the latest hospital appliances.
1hc rooms were furnished by Mrs.
benjamin p shaw. Mr. and Mrs.
Townsend W Miller and Mrs William
T. Hammond of Wilmington; Mrs.
Edward n. laley OF Rehoboth and Or.
Rowland c. paynter OF Georgetown.
= william Miller shaw and family of
Wilmington furnished the childreu.s
ward complete and the T.ewes Fertil-
lgcr Co. furnished the sun parlor.
The hospital is large enough to ac-
Comodato 40 patients. II is arranged
according 20 the design Of the latest
Institutions OF this character 1t will
be open 90 all physicians in good
standing and their patients and il
VIII be- at all times In charge of an
Efficient stan of physicians and train.
"a nurses
The management Of the hospita
viii be- known as the "Beehe Hospita
az lowes, Inc" The officers OF thi
cooperation are BENJAMIN +. Shaw
chairman Of the board: Dr Jane
lAeehe, president VIM Miller Shaw
N.Co- president Townsend w. Miller
treasurer, nr Richard { Beebe. sec
rrlary nr VIM x Messick Of Lewe
/ la member ~ the Board Of Directors
benjamin y. shaw Is vel known {,
ihr citizens of Wilmington for his dc.
Nulrd attention to the affairs Of IN,
Delaware Hospital. as is vice-presi
Hchi and Tor his numerous other phil.
Hnthfupr activities Townsend w
Miller lH treasurer OF the Delawar,
Hospital and chairman OF the execu
ttt huBId uf that institution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
BUSINESS CONTRACT
IN CHANCERY COURT
Chancellor Issues Order Pre-
venting Procedure Until
Case is Settled.
Special Correspondence Every Evenin,

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Oct. 22.-An interesting case,
involving the alleged breaking Of
contract in business transaction, wac
heard before Chancellor Wolcott,
Thursday. In which 4 blil Of injunction
and accounting was asked for The
suit was brought by James I. Boyce.
solicitor for George r. Scotterh ct. al,
against George y. Wright, et al. OF
Smyrna, alleging breach of contract in
the sale OF garage and garage bust
ness, accessories. etc. on the part Of
Wright, in that the contract, az made
and signed by Wright. et. al, was to
the effect that Wright. while reserv-
ing the right to sell Buick cars in the
town Of Smyrna and parts thereof
was limited to that territory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

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ont prejudice to any motions or de-
murers filed. ~ which may hereafter
be- flied. the restraining order hefet0-
fore issued be amended 30 That The nald
respgDdents be and they each arh rec
strained and fnioined from selling.
transferring or assigning All ~ any
part Of the garage business unih
further order - the court Fufther
argument VIII be hold early IN No-
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