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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
LANDS AND iAnM LANDS
ARKANSAS

a MESSAGE 10 homcrookcrs. 40 scrcr
an nice valley land, - In cultivation.
fenced three quarters mite Nrttlcton
also nice nto.ruum house. twn tots In
N"ttlctou. Roth for t2luO. terms Now
iist Arknurna Lnnd CO.. Nrttl"tun, ARK
COME get you littlo home in Arkansas
g acres. two miles from FUppiu. 20
acres bottom land, l2 acres iu alfalfa .
good huuH" uud barn ON public road
about On" quarter mile 10 good HchouL
lric" f'o0h terms on part j. VI
flhsun. Iupulu. Nrht
WHITE for out largo farm bulletin DO
H'rihlnE low priced farms in the grand
. nud h"tlthmi OZARK region. Wumbi,
] Luud Company. Womhic, ArknnHnH.
. hest ARKANSAS FARMS-s0 acres lin
est bottom 81 400. so nCtoH best waller
/ ~ 500. i.2GO river plantation $50 500
+ EaHy terms write $. NJ. Iirincoe. Plain
view Arkansas
81 90 TEU ACUE buys real bargain In i2o
nor's ftult ant grass land iu northwest
Arkansas. one days drive from Tulsa
House, barn. sinukchuuH" four acres
frurod two springH. one fourth mile good
fishing $1,000 feet pine. 10000 feet uak
SawmtIl win muy" On place. Will take 1920
Ford part payment Ono.half oil right
fcHorvci Terms Earl HALEY berry
Vile. Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
REAL ESTATE.

10 YOl' REALLY WAIST
TO SELL
n So. get iu touch with ua We havs
three buyers who have the cash to
make good substantial payment
ON five on siN-toom bungalow, must
hc modern In every way, well located
ana priced ON tudays cost OF con
struotion. Old-timc high prices will
not hc considered. Call at 200-l0
bliss bldR. or phone Usage il7l.
PICKERING x HARM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
MINNESOTA


HARDWOOD and clover lands VITA IN
improved. Tho stock mans paradise
Huud fish lakes. stat" roads, w'l lu.
Gated. trrWs n needed Address pI,
Larson. Walker. Mluu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

on. LAND 900 nofcz near utl we'll land
Is lin" botiuw hay laud. pasture. alfalfa
sweet clovrr. oats. corn, iuproy,d. reason
for FouIup il health. ptlrr t2fbO poi
acre. writ" owner br n. liRrps spring
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19


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,,''nlr. -f..uN modern Immediate.
poss'ss'on. t.uf $50 Dod'r 1885,
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Furnished. two slou.pr r1.,ace. two ba b
r,am. .a'br. of. u,a .i,. ..rtHrr
quarters. ruuI ,l.i.ru Netr catholic
church rirhm and Cheyenne. usa.s
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Five ROOMS modern. comfortably fhf
ui.hrd garage. good we'll of water,
ncau,'u. Lawn 1hl t't"'n ''U 's'E.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

floors, newly decorated good water. plenty
of shade. on Hcily.ew car Nn,. Usage
IMMEDIATE posscsson. five room house
Tor rent. can 33t6-J.
CHOICE ~ six room duplex. I35 and iA5.
gas and shades furnished. good well Of
water on back porch. 1922 $. victor.
FOR REST--Onc-half OF siS-room duplex
modern Call Usage 2765-J or Cedar
UTICA. s, ll4-Onc side Of duplex throa
rooms and sleeping room upstairs.
scrcened-jn back porch and private bath.
PEORIA, S.. f25--For rent three room
duplex. not modern, on car line good
we'll $50 per month.
rNFUhNISHED HOUSE for rent. nine
rooms two-story. modern. close tn
southeast side, l2o5 s.. Frankfort; large
and balcony, fi-a fhon" Osago 1856
FOR RENT-Half Of modern duplex. un.
furnished. can az 1891 Z Fourth.
OsaEv 7i2h
FOR RENT--s.S-ruom bungalow. hard
wood floors. modern, basement. $50.
Usage 1722-Ah59. -lc y. Frisco.
FOR REST. ouo-hait ~ s.S-room brick
duplek mod"rn. l.3 y. Maybol 'ty.
osago 71e'.t.ga.
CAMEROS. ". 5e2-Four room. unfur-
a'shed. modern duplex. rent reasonable.
cedar 7l5.
FOR HEN1--i07 IS. cincinnati. four rooms
ana bath, screened porch. Usage 9ll4-
FOURTH, H.. l5s0-Nfuc room modern
house. r"nt reasonable. osago l7o7.
FOR REST SIX room modern house. 1884
Admiral 500 per month.
FOR HEST strictly modern ihr.s-r1om
duplex on paving, near ,ar Iuc and
. Il'roy. practically new, gro. East Sec
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

QUINCY. IS. 9-Thrco room apartment.
largo cool rooms. beautifully Furnished.
rent cheap.
FOR RENT Furnished nice three. room
apartment, everything Furnished. Sly
pen vork. call Moore Usage -GI5.
ELEGANT apartment. furnished. al mod
rrn cunNrulvuc's lights, gas and water ,
also running we'll water. cynthia court
AI's.. Seventh aud ttcycuu. Usage
7'0t-77l5.
GUTHRIE S. -l4-Thrce room apart
mont, all modern. close In, convenient
for four people cedar zoe.
CINCINNATI s.. 4i7--Ntcc clean cool
apartment, private bath ANA use ~
piano.
FURNISHED apartment. private bath.
newly decorated, private entrance. Usage
s7g7.
THREE beautifully furnished rooms IN
private home for couple employed. Ref
er"nces osage 1901. l23t garage
HANHELi y, 100 Sew apartments
neatly furnished. or rooms
CHEYENNE, y. s1i-Ncw Groom flats
over garage, electric lights. gas and
water E2h.
CHESINN apartment nicely furnished, t75
and tS5, Usage 1904
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
owNER MIST SELL.

real home At u real b,rEH'u n you have
our equity In cash. viii guarantee tn"
best bargain lu hirh class bungalow On
south side. Phone DsuRr a1Gs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

FOsTORGA, T.. 1ooe-For rent etrht-room
modern house, built-in cabinet oak
floors, newly decorated good water plenty
of shade. on Hci!ylew ear line. Usage
5a5O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
.iot sEs IoR SALE
ron SALE or RENT

IlltltN'E l'I'lN E ADD |lth
Sew Ug'.Iuuul. breakfast uuuk screened -
lr hB,I porch. basement. tuuENtd iu Tor
furnace. bult. iu cabinets french doors.
hardwood I'uuf-. baru iub uud pedestal
iurHfury. garage l'sls solid drive with
port ,u,U'fr. t~aE. -l-..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
CTCu. >TY NOTES.

Special Correspondence - Every Ievcutng
I-iktau. Nd Aptll l6 a strange
la"hinR Negro Who has hecn annoying
residents os thc First district Was cap-
turcd hy Shcrln Seth and landed IN Elk
tuu iaU The man has hecn identified
as Henry smith au escaped convict
from New Jersey institution for the
insane and is being held for IN, arrival
Of Ncw Jersey officers
CcrH County s. hooi Board has ofd, r
ga au .olorcd schools - close on MAY
Ip ana all white s,hools on Nav II tn
order that tho holarR and teachers
mn, attend the annual school rally day
exercises 20 hc held ~ Eikton
marriage license was issued in
Elktou yesterday 70 Raymond Guiber-
son ard Elsie + Murray. both of North
East Md
An organization has been formed in
F.lkton for the relief of the Chinese
famine sufferers with Rev John NJ
Elmoyle chairman; Rev George T
Anderson. treasurer Rev Sidney Dixon.
secretary Committees have been named
from an tho churches in the town to
solicit funds
The senior class of Ejkton High
school gave very successful dance.
last evening. N Company i armorS
Tenflt.- sheriff oscar = Hum"s has
entered The race for the Democratic
nomination Tor sheriff Of Cecu county
AZ the primaries
Mrs II LINN Pratt Of Milford Del
former Elktonian. viii deliver an all
dress before the Women : Club OF Elk
| ton al the meeting next Tuesday
Mrs ]. c. Green and Miss Lockwood
/ Of Middletown. Del and Mrs Archer
| styles OF ST Louis Mo. were guests OF
/ Mrs. George II. Ash. at Holly Hall. this
! week
! Miss Mary c Anderson Of Baltimore
/ has sold her 40-aore farm near FAN
/ Hill 70 John Mcfarland Of Wilmington
/ on private terms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
NEWS OF BRIDGENILLE.

BridgevilIe. April 16 Mrs. Matilda
Green left last week. TO- Dclanco. y.
-. where she will spend few weeks
with relatives before she leaves ..
Winotka, lllionois. to spend year win
her daughter. Mrs. Harry clark.
Roland Scott left last week FOR Bal
timorc. Md. where hc has "a position.
Mrs sherman Todd who is engaged
in the poultry business. missed 1870 Of
her chicks one morning last week.
Upon investigating found them IN IA
hole in the ground where rat had
killed them.
Miss Ruth Jones. cldes; daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Jones. living
near town. who had been in st. Louis,
Mo since last September. under treat
mcnt for infantilc paralysis. Is now IN
Philadelphia. and expects Ia arrive
home this week. much improved.
ID. Lee Short. recently clerk Ht the
railroad station here. has taken "a posi-
ton as night clerk at Laurel station.
John G. Gray OF Wilmington spent
the week end here. a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Erasmus Jones
The large water tank on tho Dcla-
ware apple farm. which was recently
destroyed hy tire. is being replaced.
Rev. Disston ". Jacobs, former pastor
or Union A. Z. Church, who left this
week for Milford. VAS presented with
a gold watch chain rs tn" members oi
thc young peoples class Of IN" church
MISS Mice kindlcr Of baltimore ls a
guest 81 Mrs ellis Mycr
Harold I>indl,r has pur,h hascd a Ford
Sedan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
NEWS OF LAJ REL.

laurel April IG. Scoutma ster r. 5
Brock and Assistant Raymond Matthews
took the local troop Of Boy Scouts on a
hike. yesterday afternoon.
a hlue bird social VIII be held at
Centenary N Z Church next Tuesday
evening S O'Clock.
Mrs Z. Il. Collins is confined 10 her
home near Laurel with an attack Of
neuritis.
Miss Mary Adelaide Bacon Is in VIII
rnington. rcpresentating 81. Phillips +.
+. sunday school al the Diocesan Con
vention at ST. Johns Church.
Mrs. Ida Fooks who has been winter
ing in New York city, spent a few days
here. TINS week. a guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harry h. FOoks.
Fred S Burford is seriously I'll at his
home on Market street.
Mrs William NJ. Massey entertained
the Ladies Aid Of the NJ. +. Church Of
Bethel. Thursday evening.
While playing at school. Thursday
afternoon. Thomas, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Ralph. received d serious cut
on the head when one Of his playmates
threw a piece Of glass. The wound was
dressed by DR.. ]. Roscoe Elliott.
George W. Pusey. died at his home
Thursday morning aged 6a years, OF
senile debility Mr.. Pusey has been i'll
for some time. and unable to do any
work for several years. He was at one
time a leading merchant, having con
Quoted a large department store on
Market street. Funeral services this
afternoon at Christ NJ. p. Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
DEIMAR SCHOOL MEETING.

Delmar. Aprh 49, The Parent T,a, j +
DIS ASSOCIATION ut tine Delaware tiEh
s. hnul held ,. monthly wcruug Thurs
day evening Miss Mildred ChlltwaA.
VINO recently took second place n ga"
county uratorI,al contest, hy request tC
peatcd the rc,itltion Emucts R'ply
MIss Mary Frances rendered Z rtan"
solo
Then followed a debate on fh" lrop"-
-ij.un That al young men between TIM
ages IL Is and - should take military
training fer at !.ast mine months
Those partnipaung on the ahirWau'"
W.r, Samuel Phillips raul kcnnct f.
Inuis,, Marvn negative. Edgal Phil
lps. Mary Francis Settle T"mliu+"n.
Acting Is Judges wrr, Key y Fauik-
nrr Principal II "a Cordrcy ~ thr
MARYLAND Hieh S, S,huol and + i Shm-
,rS. VINO rendered decision that th,
negative side had won
Mrs } Milton Clcarl and Mas Oscar
RrewinEton were ,huscu delegates z"
The National Parent Teachers As-'"la. +.
zion and Mothers Congress. I" meet ~
Washington. II C ANN 2t--2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
NEWS OI MILFORD.

Mirfu-d l,r3l io-urlan II. cannon,
uha IA entity sa'd ms hom, on West
Front street. and hopes II have Il ready
tte,rgetov.n r. has hcEuu tn, erection q
= new home ,u Railroad Avenue near
F,rant street. and homes t1 have u ready
f,s. a., apation h1 The q $: ot Ju!y,
Horace p Rcnnett has bought of
Tt,nr.etta Rernct, a trac; ~ pine woods
rcar town and W.. ,uru thc wood into
CnarCaa..
M.lf IA Hundred Farm Bureau 81
krrt county Vas psrma 1"ut.N organ
"a MS WeaE Tht ASSOCIATION Will
t,l-va-d tsru produ price asiS - all
a. - members weekly
The grading ~ IN. roadhed for the
u,N concrete road 8, she da Pont
Ha.evard from her, q Frederica IS
nrarIy completed tn short section
q. one mile ,ren ths Frederica causeway
b. completed IN about
l.t- -. weather permits. Two
60. -et. u.Nsrs max, D.. placed on the
e..sa. a1eae 80 q cua Which viii enable
r.ad Eo4rrr - concrete as soon as
a. .,ea .1e Varus ui
Mss E.--a. We..3me daughter II
ap4 ri, r4nk Wt.come II here,
kt.ae comp e,rd hr cours, IN Arts
"a Sc.enc. a. 80, Nomcn.s College o.
h .aWar, Ncvagb has entered upon a
c,ar-, r 1arstns a. tnc MS crsity of
TcnnsN VaYla Hospital Philadelphia
Mis- We.oon, egl return /" N'"ark in
Ilne s graduate Vl,h ncr c.ass
Mrs Truman " campbell ~ vii
nlngton has been visiting nerc guest
~ Miss Mary smith
Managers Of Milford Emergency
pospita. Drire announced las; night
nen tht returns Tor no DAY were
counted nat more than sl3 900 had now
t-.-r pledged toward tho Sl5. 900 sought
for an operating fund for Two years.
Mrs Edward Hi of Washington, y
g accompanied by her son. Edward
Hl' Jr is making an extended visit
here az the home OF her parents Mr
and Mrs Harry y Hart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
STANTON NEWS NOTES.

stanton. April t6. Stanton Communi-
~ Association held a business meeting
iu the Friends Meeting House last eve
ming The meeting OF the state Parent
Teachers Association which Will bc held
al Middctown. Del. on May Il WAS dis
cussed. and Miss Lora Little and Mrs
G. =. pickoy appointed to attend the
meeting Mrs William Bradley VIII
furnish tho program and arrange for
refreshments AT the ncNt meeting of
the assoc iation
Bows Athletic Asao, ation held meet
inC. yesterday afternoon. and practiced
running and jumping on tho playground
Rcv " Y Moore. pastor Of Newport
ana stanton NJ r. Chuich's. has in
vjtcd the club tu 20 for hike with the
Roy scouts ot Newport. "u saturday
afternoon. April p
Cluh meetings. 'tc scheduled for the
coming week. are pe follows Monday
afternoon al Friends Meeting Hnuss.
Gsrls Taking anil Srvtue club Fuoa-
dav afternoon. Fruude Meeting ilou-'..
WomHn-a club. Thursday afternoon.
Hoya Athlete Aeso, iation ThufHiay
evening, Newport and stanton C"m-
muuijica Farm liurndu mt'1tuE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
NIN> Of 81 NJ ohp'

ef- Na4i l6-N surprise party
t..l Airs t:,o X Elis, YES
,.,l,, 10 hr, nom, al Woodland. h'ai
t.r, .n hou,r ~ nr, IN mithdlN an
,...,...,lt l.iuy friends and relatives
t.,,l par, ~ th, surprls'. '''h one
.r.stnr tho own r,ir'shu'ntS
u.. t.U,s uul and chemical 60. mas
49, I.atu..n her. - man me hSIlhh
-u,,,.4 l,.'aur ms ~ ,hctn. and Wh''h
l.t n,9 b., au Vrtr' und'r Eoi'h
,.t,rsi,, .lgu- IL M S'ai"id Marine
la5s,. Tu sma,ks hay, been Pu'
a. nt.,s ,ordftun for the coming
isr sou .n th /. aWal' '"'>
,.,.u nd Js.ends rs - John
So ,hut,h s,ud'ted I'rN -
ma a,nlis i t.,,pu"n n th'
..,b r,,,t Ihu.d'N n'Ih' -
,...a... a. I,tur,d n,rr as pastor
ua.u Al 'r 4" II N'@S'"" y
N.Iu.t.eta CONT, ,'tf
..I. II I.-t.t v hu t,c.utl> re
rr.. f. a.- o iu.m i."ds' ~ ~
81 WIS ra, -cnfcd with !"
-, mi, ta-t tt.f. 'N'l. ''*'
r -tt, u-le,t,, \c"hn. on
stul ,a 1, od..
v ,..u.o.. (. W nouah \. j.
.nU nath. h,t, M II.
~ g., ~,ar. Fl l"rau>p",.
~, A.-, VI, ami Nf~ = j.
t,u.
,.-. a.. .Hr,s. II, MdHnrton,
f b,, .l,i,ine Nte y i"inn-
~ ,s,.- lJu.,.r ~.,nd.ne =
v,.A Dth Mrs Ia.r,ll Er",u. a. POGO
mo-, tttl Nd
leonard u40.d II WuminE'"n. Is
htr, iat4ng bis tath.. I'rtnk ii't-
h,ld
Miss Salah latv an-. Z student #
t.,,.ehc, ,aif,A,. Raltimor, is spending
a fev days h,r, with hsr parents. 'N-
stat, Tr,asur,r and Ms T i'a"
hra
Mis- Lena James q Philadelphia Il
her, visiting h,1 parents. Nh and Mrs
D. James. West Scaford
Ne Sallie crosby 81 Ilcad'ille, Va
sh.t, ,lSltIng CAPTAIN and Mrs H. n
Een
81 and Mrs. Joseph u Saueth"h 81
Cambridge Md. were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs 7. j. Sauerhon this week.
Postmaster and Mrs . " short are
spending The weck end with Judge "
~ Royce, a. Dover
r. Arnold Grcenshaum spent part 81
the week with his vitc. who IS at the
Mercy Hospital Baltimore. whet" sh'
sa,, birth a. nne daughter Il"
tays ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
RUN DOWN BY CYCLIST.

Newark. April l6.-Miss Anna Gal
lagher, teacher in the local school, was
painfully injured. Thursday, when she
was run down by a motorcyclist on
Main street Clyde Robinson, en-
ployed at the college farm, was riding
the motorcycle that struck Miss Gal
iagher Just as she stepped from the
curb. She was knocked down and
badly bruised.
Miss Gallagher is still confined &c
her home but is recovering and prob
ably will be able to resume her school
work the first Of the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
RECEPTION TO PASTOR

Rrack Ex.. Aprn l6.-At 2 reception
r...n to ne Rev X II Adams. Tuesday
evening. members and friends attend
ia h large numbers Harvey i~tt"
welcomed tho pastor giving a reV.ew 81
In. activities oC :hc church since Mr.
Adams became It's pastor.
Features ~ the program were r"cI-
,a,iors bv Miss Ella Hopkins. who was
compelled 20 respond q several cncores'
and ! solo by Miss Marian smith Key.
L. p. Ous gave very pleasing address.
after winch refreshments We're served
IL tho Ladies Aid Society
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
RICHA RDS0N PARk.

Richardson Park. April t6.-Tho pic
and milk social held by Mzpah Bible
Class Of the NJ f. Church, netted the
class seventy eight dollars profit
The dance given by the women of
Elmhurst at Newport. for the benefit
uf the fire apparatus fund of the Five
Points civic Association. ncttcd more
than 500.
The finance committee Of the Civic
Association will hold meeting at the
home of Finley Ash. Glynrich. Wednes-
day night of next week. Arrangements
will bc made at that time for the plhc-
ing of the order for the new fire APP
pHratus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
SMASHED INTO BY TRUCK.

Milford April l6.-Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas v. Wingate narrowly esca ped
serious injury. yesterday afternoon.
when a young man named Turner. who
was operating a Ford truck on the du
pont boulevard near Smyrna. crashed
into their car. totally demolishing its
left front wheel. Fortunately the car
did not lose It's balance and turn over
and no one was hurt.
After a rather lengthy delay. caused
by the fact that a new axle and q
new wheel had 70 be procured from a
service station at Middletown. and other
minor repairs had 20 be made TO the
ear. Rev. and Mrs. Wingate were able to
proceed on their journey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
NEWS Of THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Mystery Attends Shooting OF Soy
by Alleged Burglars. at u'yn-
rich, Thursday Night.
ATTACKED BY SAVAGE Fish

Prom Every Evenings 'orrcsp"hu'''',.
Sraford April l6.--N me ,'''
with his float seine. last hih ~
,. Rladcs at this town met WIN =
yer, pscunar accident llc was maui
Ing hs scinc IA On his boat, ",',a nr
.es,rnl ahad struck the net. and while
.uri,a,ing iarec re shad from the the
n,csh,s. a large Earr ash suddenly an
prarcd. and striking IN" Shad WIN us -
SHARP hill. Cut IN hS" ~
was o. the hands "i Fl"d' :
Tn, bill ot the gart barely "'iS,'"
haud al blades liad 81 "'
would have inflicted serious '"'"'
BLADES sand h had h'N''
nueh an ~, idont ~ al ms H'"'9 -
fisherman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
DFIAW ARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. April VILLA m
Cakes. Jr. motor instructor al Fort
a. pont Is suffering with an infected
right hand.
Mrs Marsh is IN st the home Of her
daughter. Mrs George Hildebrand, at
~ Georges
Mise Mary Craig Of Odessa Is a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Years
les of Port Penn.
Miss laura Clark. a teacher in the
Public school of Centerville. Nd. is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

In Glynrich. Thursday night. Accord
Ing to the youngsters version or the
affair. he was shot by robber whom he
detected pilferiug second story room.
The robber. when surprised, COM
manded the youth to throw up his
hands. at the same time firing n re-
volver. The bullet grazed one of the
boys fingers, causing a flesh wound.
According To Sinclair. the robber then
ran from the house.
The screams of the youngstcr brought
William Tnsman. Delaware $. Wright
and Finley Ash. who searched the
house. but failed To find any trace of "a
burglar. MIR. and Mrs. Sinclair were
absent at the time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

guest Of relatives and friends at At
lantie City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGnughnn, yes
terdny moved ~ their residence on
Chestnut street the property recently
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wat
son. who moved 10 Virginia.
Miss Vera Atkinson OF aaranac Lake.
New York, ia spending several weeks
as the guest Of her mother Mrs. Mar
gsret Atkinson, of East Third street.
George Albert Pedrick. former resi-
dent Of this city. who has been resid-
ing in Philadelphia, viii spend scvsra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

spending week here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Courtland Clark.
George Householder of Morton. PA.
Is a guest of his mother, Mrs Mary
Householder.
Miss Mary Cavalier of Wilmington
is here for several days with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Cavalier.
Paul johnson has taken a position
with the Engineer Department at Fort
du pont.
The yachts Peggy and Major, from
Florida for Philadelphia. passed through
the canal yesterday; also. tug Startle.
towing the sunken barge Baltimore.