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The state herald., 1921-09-16
SPORT PROGRAM OF THE PHILLIPS
COUNTY FAIR, SEPTEMBER 27-28-29-30
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER u
p. NJ. Game-IIaxtun VS.. PaolL
skaoal Act-By stoner and Dionzo
Venango.
700 Band Concert-Haxun Band
WEDNESDAY sEPrEMsER2s %
axtu Day"
All Towns in Phillips County
Floats; ls $50; End s25; srd SIS
Game-Holyoke vs. Amherst
1:0OP. M. Band concer-Haxtun Band
1880 skaoral Act-By pionzo.
Speech by Governor Shoup.
mpersonator-Charlie Chaplin by Simpsons
Saddle Horse Race open to County only
Give to Start Przes lst s25; End
s15 srd $40.
400 One half Mile (running open the World
to Start. Przes 1st 500; End
s6O srd, $50. American Trottng Association
govern all entries and
4:so miles Five to Enter Four to
Start s25; End $15 3rd. $40
500 Balloon Ascension
$3.50 Band Concert-fiaxtun Band
Impersonator-Chalic Chaplin by Simpsons
1880 Skaoial Act-By Stoner and Dionzo
$500 Grand Display of Fireworks.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20
1000 A. NJ Bal Game-wnners First and Second Games
loop. NJ. Band concert-Hoyoke Band
skaoial Act-By sofer and Donzo
TugowarHaxun and Hoyoke Farmers Unions Prizes:
and $50.
$3.50 Fa, Mems world) Prizes;
1st, SO; srd $3.50.
Relay Race Ride y Mile Change Saddles
Is Mile, Is Mile (open to Boys Under 16
olive to Enter, Four to start) Prizes:
1st, $50; $685. $50 Note: American Trotting
Association All Entries and Races
$3.50 Impersonator- Chaplin by Simpsons
400 Race (Runnng). topen to World.
olive to Enter Four to Start. Prizes: 500;
$50: $50. Note: American Trottins Asso
citation Rules Entries and Races
4:aO Ten the World Give to
Four to Start. Prizes lst $780, End $50;
$50
Balloon Ascension.
BandC
Donzo.
1880 lmpersonator-charie Chaplin by Simpsons
Boxing
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 80
Children Phillips Prizes
for the Rest ThreeF Foaso Repr tons
Prizes 1st, s25; End, SIS; 3rd, SO.
me--W OF
mil Championship
NJ. BandC Concert-Holyoke
Act-By Dionzo
tRiding the County
only. Give Enter Four to starp Prizes; lst
$685. End s25; ard. Sic Note: American Trottng
Associat
$3.50 $50 Yard Fire Department Dry Test Raceaxtun and
Holyoke
800 onehf Mile Horse Race Hieng' Open to the wold)
Give Enter, Four to start) Note; American
Trotne Association Rules VIII Govern Entries and
Prizes sioo; End s6c 3rd, $50
Impersonator-Chaie Chaplin by Simpsons.
the Only Dive
Enter, Four to start) Prizes: l ss5; 2nd, SIS;
Automobile Race to the World. Five
o Prizes: sloo; End, $50;
Balloon Ascension
$3.50 Concert-Hoyoke
100 lmpersonator-Chaie Chaplin by Simpsons.
1880 skatoral Aet-By
500 Grand Display Of Fireworks
McCod -Dancing-carnva- Evening.
Rules
and Fire Department organizations,
Each shall
i've the
faure enter contest promptly scheduled time will
entry
All promptly program
The state herald., 1921-09-16
Evening

$3.50 Band Concert.-Holyoke Band.
700 Skatoria Act-By Stoler and Dionzo.
1880 Impersonator- Charlie Chaplin by Simpsons
Boxing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Middletown Firemen Will Have
a Profit of About $4,000
From Their Carnival.
TOWN LOSES GOOD OFFICER

rror, Every Evenings Correspondents.
laurel. JULY 2S.--W. X. Rodney, who
for the past ten years has been serving
the town as clerk, has preson ed ms
rcsignation.to the Mayor and Council,
to take effect rs soon as they are apie 10
place some one IN the Office.
Although cripple, being unable TO
move about without assistance, and
being Obliged to propel Himself IN n roll
ing chair, Mr.. Rodney has served the
town we'll, having always the economics,
side of the town business IN View' ana
irving 40 work for the town s best inter
esfs. His office was on Central avenue,
and he could be found there at any hour
of the. day.
For some time his health has. not becu
the best, and he has worked under many
difficulties, not being content to remain
idle during the space OF time when was
not taken up with his real es'a G and IN
s1rance business, which he has built up
10 a profitable basis. In the future, ne
will devote his entire time to tins pusi-
ness.
p Edward Wootten will succeed Mr.:
Rodney, and will assume the duties oi
the office August 1. The appointment
of Mr.. Wootten was conf1rmed at
specinl meeting OF the Mayor and Coun-
ril last week. Mr.. Wootten rs thor
ourhly qualified for the office and . qul'e
nonulsr with the citizens. He served one
Term as deputy State treasurer, ana 10,
several wears was cashier OF the Laurel
branch of the Sussex Trust Co, resign
ing some time ago to so into the msur-
ance business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
FRENzIED FINANCE.

Here is an Incident that Chanute
man tells as having occurred in a
certain Kansas town: He was in the
ticket Office and watched the proceed
ings.
A man came up TO the window and
asked for ticket to Kansas City, in
quiring thg price.
Two twenty-five" said the agent.
The man dug down into well-worn
pocketbook and fished out a bill. II
was a bank note for 81. 1t was also
all the money he had.
How soon does this train go?' ne
inquired.
In hfteen minutes replied the
agent.
The man hurried away. Soon he
was back with three silver dollars,
with which he bought a ticket
Pardon my curiosity" said the
ticket seller, .but how did you get
that money? 1t isn't a loan. for |
see you had disposed of the 81 bill.
That's all right" said the man.
eNo. / didn't Borrow. / went to n
pawn shop and soaked the hill for
$50. Then as / started back here /
met an old acquaintance 10 whom ]
sold the pawn ticket for SI.5o. j then
had SO and ne has the pawn ticket for
which the 81 stands as security
Kansas City Journal,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark. July 2S. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Samuel Little. Anne Mary Little, or-
vile Little, Mr. aad Mrs. Arthur White
man and daughter Miss 0ls Clark. Leila
r. Richardson and ClaTeace Easthurn
are spending the week camping on fhe
Chester river.
Dean Winifred J. Robinson OF the
Wnmen's College left this week tor an
extended trip which will include stops at
New York and Boston, and at Ply
mouth to witness the Pilgrim Pageant.
Rev. c. T. Newton, pastor of Ebenezer
Church who has been i'll in the Cam
bridge. Md, hospital, where he was
operated on for appendicitis, IS reeov-
ering and will return home soon.
GRIND Chief r. ]. Grow and staff
will ms all he following officers OF Ivy
Castle. No. 23, X. G. E., Saturday
night: p. C. II. G.. Fulton; \. G, II. Il
Capel; V. c., w. T. Taylor; I'll. r., j. 4
Wilson. B. H. W, J. sheppard; ;. H.
A. s. Ore; trustee, IL. ". Gregg.
MIR. and Mrs Charles B. Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. p. Wright, DIR. ". q
Sypherd aad Professor Van Cleser
Smith sailed for Europe, Tuesday, OF
the steamship Aequitania.
Six Young women from Newark anc
vicinity have planned month camp
ing trip to Maine. They will leave OF
Saturday and will camp bear Brfdgetowl
Those who will make uP the party are
Misses Anna Gallaher, NIolette tader
Marion Gallaher, Marion brown o
Newark; Ruth Jones of Baltimore, ant
Mrs. Harry McCleary OF Lewlsvlle, ia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
LEwEs NOTES.

Loves. July 2S.-I3ouis Maull, son OF
NI-s Maun who left Philadelphia tor
Rotterdam. has reached his destination
Raldwin Maull, of Wilmington, grand
son Of Charles III. Nhull OF this town,
has arrived in Bremerhaven. These
Young men went as engineers on ifeigiit-
ers. -
Captain Howard Smith Of the motor
boat Alert is waiting on plots, Wn'le 'iie
steam plot boat IS at the Gun ch'pNa'9'
Chester, having a new boler nstfiiea;
The boiler cost 81, $1,000 and the cost oi
installing will he $l4,o0. !,
Mrs. Edwin Marshall gave 2 farn'y
dinner party N honor of the l.ouderman :
Of st. LOUIS, Mo, as did also Mrs. W. J.
TUESDAY evening Mrs. W. J. Thomp-
son gave q dinner for Mrs. Frank Garter
of Philadelphia and some Of her Lcwes
friends. Covers we're led for twelve.
Mr.. and Mis-. Harold Stephens o.
Chester. Pa, arc guests of Mr. stephen
mother, Mrs Jennie Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cra'g OF Ger
n,antown are visiting Mrs. Craig 5
brother and his wife MIR. end Mrs
Horace Willard. at the Y. ;. Service
Station Lewes Beach.
Mrs. Lewis b. Morrow Of Wilmington
spent day here vita MIR: and Mrs
Geo. Clifton Maull, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Long. MIS-
Sallic Marshall and Mrs. James Row
land and grandson, James Wright Row
land. motored to Rehoboth Beach, Tues
dav evenirg, to make calls on Western
friends. who are summering there.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Y. Lyons motoreo
10 Rchoboth Beach Sunday and &C
dinner at the Hotel Henlopen with the
Chief Justice and Mrs. James Penrewill
and E.x-Govovernor Simeon ,. Penne-
will and wife of Dover.
Mrs. Emma B. Manning Of Ph'iadei
phia, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. James Rowland, has gone to Lewe'
Beach TO make ready for DIR. and Mrs
Harry b. Hickman. Mrs. Hickman IS hei
daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
TRAFFIC IN THE CANAL.

Delaware City, July S.-The follow
ing traffic passed through the Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal, yesterday
Tug Louisa, with barge Cora Tor Baiti-
more; powelboat Norma, from Balti-
more to Jersey, to be loaded power boat,
Anna II. loaded with tomatoes, Tor Balt,-
more: power boat T. +. Moore, from Bal
timore to Pennsville, to be loaded; tug
Corinthian with barges Comanche and
Antietam, loaded with poplar wood,
from Bal l'imore TO Philadelphia; power
boat G. Kern, loaded with tomatoes.
from New Jersey to Baltimore; power
hoa ]. II. Wright, loaded with tomatoes,
for Baltimore; powerbost Edna. u.
Iirhtheiser. loaded with tomatoes, from
New Jersey to Baltimore.
The Ir56, which has been at the shops,
for repairs for the past week, was locked
in the caaal, last evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
LIQUOR SHIP L|NGERS
JUST Off ATLANTIC CITY
The Marshall Brought 1900
Cases of Scotch From
Nassau.

Atlantic City. -. T., July 2ss
An Atlantic city fisherman yes-
teraay revoaied the identity Of the
mysterious three -nasted schooner
which landed 400 cases OF liquor
early Monday morning while Govern
ment agents were securing the city
for the Scotch. whisky cargo Of the
Poeomoke.
The vessel Is the Marshall. under the
command OF Erie Anderson. a sailor
of Swedish ancestry but British cub
ieet The ship. 100 tons net. sailed
several weeks ago from Nassau with
500 cases Of Scotch whisky and Cor
don gin. A great part u this cargo has
already been sold. The vessel has a
crew OF six men, all British subjects.
The Marshall Is a former Gloucester,
n. J.fnshing craft. She has been ~
ing off this city for more than a week
and, according to reports. will con-
tinue loafing along the New Jersey
coast until she has disposed of her
entire cargo.
Captain Anderson laughed when in
formed by fishermen that Government
officials investigating the activities Of
the Pocomoke had thrown great
deal Of mystery around his vessel
ever since it was sighted off Montauk
Point. He said he could not see why
there was any mystery about the
matter since launches and sshing
boats were approaching the vessel AZ
all hours getting their rum supply;
There wasn't much mystery abpui
IT," said Anderson. according to the
fisherman. "The launches were rum
ming day and night. Id like to get
away quick now. but / have so much
stuff aboard / don't think / will b
able 70 get ont under three or fonI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

snecial correspondence Every Evening"
Elkton. Md, July 2s.--Thc Oxford,
pa Marching Club, about hundred
members was the attraction at the
Firemen's Carnival here last evening,
which drew several thousand persons to
the grounds.
Mrs Elizabeth Dowingham, aged
abou, 20 wears. wife of Harry Dowlng-
ham Of Elk Mills, died suddenly yestef-
dav. Of heart trouble.
William Palmer, a farm hand oil Apple
ton section, while intoxicated, yester-
dav threatened to shoot several persons.
Word was sent TO Sheriff Seth OF Elkton
who brought the man here and gave nun
a chance to leave the State.
Mrs. Norman Wright OF the Nintn
district entertained at her home, last
evening. the Sunday school oil Zion
Presbyterian Church.
Members of the Rising Sun band,
assisted by the ladies OF the town, VIII
hold a festival and carnival, Friday and
Saturday evenings, for the beneht oil the
band.
Two automobiles, one carrying a
Washington license and the other an
Ohio license, collided near the tum on
the Calvert Rising Sun road, yester-
day afternoon. Both machines were
damaged, the Ohio car faring worse. The
occupants escaped injury.
Tho Women's Christian Temperance
Union of North East will enterta am, this
evening, the Ladies Aid Society OF
Union NJ. Z. Church.
Hamilton, North East pitcher, his
catcher, Spence, and the third baseman,,
Shippers, have been signed by the Mid
dletown team and will be In the latter $
lineup on Saturday next. -,
A two weeks tent meeting will begin
on Sunday at Rowlandville. under dlrec-
tiop of Rev J.. E. Bee, pastor OF Har-
mony NJ. P. Church, assisted by min
| isters of the Maryland Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs Galeu Rittendhouse are
entertaining members OF their family
from Washington at their country home
near Zion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, July 2S.---Mrs. Harry
Pratt and Mrs. Stewart Clark gave .
porch luncheon al their home, at Clark :
Corlicr, Yesterday, IN honor OF their
sister. Mrs. Howard Griffin OF Tucson,
Arizona. The following guests attended
Mrs. Frank c. Warner, Miss Alice Rev
bold, Mrs. Harry C. Clark, Mrs. I.
Bavard HeiseI, Mrs. William A. Jester,
Miss Florence Hall and Miss Caroline
Clark, OF Delaware City; Mrs. John q.
Stuckert of ST. Georges and Mrs. John
Curl.y Of Philadelphia.
Miss Lucy Beck is at Ocean City, y
j., for ten davs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Kuhn and Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Gros and son OF
Philadelphia are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Schroeder.
Miss Mary Kern and neice, Miss Clara
Ritter, of Philadelphia are spending two
weeks IN their summer home on Wash
ingfon street.
Mrs. Valentine Peak has gone on a
two-weeks' visit 10 her daughter, Mrs.
Rodger Pope, at Newark.
Mrs. Elizabeth Selherner of Philadel-
phia and Mrs. Frederick Ellison of
Stanton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry,
Y. Blu ckson at St. Georges.
The Delaware Trust Cos, bank at St.
Georges viii open IN about ten days.
Captain and Mrs. Frederick Morten
and daughters, Helen and Anna Bell;
OF Laurel are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Spicer.
DR.. James A. Draper of Wilmington
was guest of DR. Walter w. Ellis, yes
terday.
Chickens, eggs, fruits and vegetables
for sale at all times jay Householder,
huckster; phone No 6SR12. ADV.
Mrs. Isabella Clarkson of Pennington,
n. j., is a guest OF Miss Emma Clark at
Greenlea.
Mrs. Thomas Bird of Birds Corner IS
spending week here with Mrs. Charles
Jefferson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
HORSE IN A WELL.

Delaware City, July 2S-lrwin sparks,
n tenant on the late John T. Cheairs'
farm. near town, was cutting grass on
the Mrs. Charles G. Ash property %
Washington street, abreast of her home
stead, yesterday when one OF the horses
attached to the mower fell into an old
we'll which was hidden by the tall weeds
and grass. The horse was entirely suo-
merged.
Joseph Anderson came to the assista-
anca Of Mr.. Sparks with number oil
spars and tackle and they were saen
able to extricate the animal which
suffered only a few slight bruises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
HARVEST HOME.

Newark, July 2S.--The annual har-
vest home al Whiteman 5 Grove, Under
The auspices Of Ebenezcr NJ. +. Church'
will be held Thursday. August IL Al
interesting program Is being prepared
which will include a band concert by the
Continental Band Of Newark
In the afternoon there will be addresses
bv Rev. 4. ]. Williamson af Baltimore
and Professor n. Y. Holloway, the new
State superintendent OF schools. heV.
Howard McDade OF Claymonf VIII DC
the evening speaker
There will tie baseball and special
features for children during the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
ST. JosEPH's CARNIVAL.
Hundreds Of Persons Were In Attend.
anoe There Last Night

Several hundred persons attended
the four-day carnival Mt st. Joseph =
Home for Colorcd Children, at Tenth
and French streets. last night. The
carnival was launched Tuesday even
ing. and viii continue through to-
morrow night. The numerous booths
have many attractive features and
we're well patronized. especially the
fish pond.
Each night handsome piece OF
furniture lis being awarded 10 one OF
the participants. Tomorrow night IL
expected TO be the banner night when
the name OF thebcautiful doll named
by Mrs. Harding and tho winner will
bo announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

days. These Federal men cart 90
anything ~ me. but can make y
damned uncomfortable"
One or two launches visit the Mar-
shall each night. About sixty cases
are taken on BY each launch, accord
Ing 10 information received here. Inc
stun as q rule, II is said. is landed
near Little Egg IIarbor Bay, ilfteen
miles from here. The supplies ~ the
gang of bootleggefa working ~ con-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
COMMISSIONS In GUARD.

Dover, July 2S.-Governor Dennev.
on recommendation of Adiutant-General
Ellison, has issued commissions to the
following Delawarean's 10 the National
Cuord OF the State:
Harry " Stark, colonel; George j.
Schulz, major. Horace n. Wilkinson,
captain; William w. Ramsay, Victor
Clark, Riley Brown, Joseph G. Me-
kAnehhn, 6rH Lieutenant; Louis II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Marriage licenses we're Issued yes
terday as follows:
Magistrate Lawrence J, Bfoman--
giuseppe verdigtionne. 22e Parish
street and Diomiro GiammisIsele, of
the game address, Dominick iAfieta,
tos East Seventh street, and Anpins
Daljario. g2e ciaymont.
Magistrate Barnet Cluckman--
philip sylvester. SOC Itodman street.
and ella n. s'hcwbruoks, 6Ss East
sixth street, Walter Seward, 9i4 East
seventh street. and Elizabeth Taylor,
si6 Lombard street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
NEWS OF SEAFoRD.

Seaford. July 2S.-Sunday schools OF
Bethel and Wesley NJ. Z: Churches, on
Seafbrd Cir cult, Rev. \. 9; Benson
pastor, enjoyed picnic at Cedar o'roVes
Md on the Choptank river, yesterday,
the trip being m de ~ uf"mo,oiies.
Dr and Mrs O. III. Carter have as
. c,,ast Miss Nellie Ash. Of Philadelphia
Miss Nfollie Dawson. auditor Of Sus-
sex Gas Co, is confined TO her home by
illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
ARREST IN TURKEY THEFTs.

Dover, July 2S--Because of reported
robberies In and near Bronford and the
loss by theft or otherwise of some tur-
KEYS from Edward Urian, "a farmer Of near
Brenford, Sheriff Graham yesterday af-
ternoon arrested p. Seeney on suspicion
of knowing something of the loss of
Urian's turkeys.
Seeney gave bail until today, when he
will be given hearing before Magis-
trate w. d. Burton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
MEMS BIBLE CLASS
HAS FINE OUTING

The Fellowship Bible Glass of
Brandywine NJ. Z. Church motored TO
Augustine Beach for an evening OF
pleasure on Tuesday night, over %
members and friends of the class par
ticipated in the trip. The committee
in charge thanks the members and
friends who contributed the use Of
their cars for the trip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
CARNIVAL CLEARS $4,000.

Middletown, July 2s--The Middle
town carnival closed, Tuesday evening
after very successful week. The
automobile was awarded to J. A. Law
renee. of Townsend.
The receipts Of the carnival amounted
TO IS. 500. of which nearly $4,000 Will be
clear prof.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
STATE CAPITOL NOTES.

Dover, July 2S.-Dover's volunteer
iircmen were called Oh last night to fight
fire near Camden, tenant house on
the farm of j. q. Brown.
The remains of Gordon Taylor, form
crly of Dover, a brother of Mrs. w. J..
CLAYTON, who died in Baltimore, Md,
were brought here, yesterday and in
TERED in Lakeside cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dempsey and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Lank and daugh-
ter, are on totor trip to Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. d. Knott OF Clay
ton are occupying the Pepper cottage
at Oak Orchard.
George Frugoli, OF the U. S. N, is
visiting with his father and sisters at
ia Madison after a trip TO other
countries lasting over period of two
wears.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

netion with the rum smngglers u
hidden somewhere near this place.
Captain Anderson. according ~ re.
porth. is selling SEQ tcb whisky and
Gordon gin ~ $50 a case. The Mar
annlf carfieh HeverAl Knna.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
SENATOR BALL HAS
PRESENTED 30 BILLS
They Refer Importantly to tho
Affairs of the People OF Dis
trict of Columbia.
Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
washington Correspondent

washington Correspondents
Washington, July 2s.--The District
of Columbia committee of the United
States Senate. of which Senator Ball
is chairman, has large number OF
hills for consideration which Senator
Bali has introduced. some OF which are
of minor Importance. but others are
of vital interest. especially to the
District of Columbia.
There are thirty Of Senator Balls
bills now on the calendar of business
which will be considered by the COM
nittee as soon as IL meets. Several
important bills introduced by Senator
BAN have been reported by the com
mittee. ore of which provides for ex-
tension OF the rent act. Another SO
reported authorizes the merging of all
trolley lines in the District OF
Columbia. and another fixes the
weight of a loaf of bread
Senator Ball has bill granting sur
frage TO the District of Columbia; one
closing Fourteenth street through the
Walter Reed Hospital grounds; an
other controlling the practice of medi-
cine in the District of Columbia, and
a number of bills relating TO the
Juvenile Court.
Juvenile Court Bill.
The recent bill introduced by Senator
Ball IL one OF a series OF four affecting
changes in the Juvenile Court system,
Under the provisions Of this bill per-
sons brought before the court viii re-
ceive expert study and investigation,
an appropriation of $500 being asked
for special salaries and expenses. Pro-
vision is made for the appointment OF
a male physician at salary OF ss.ouo
a year: a psychologist at sz,ooo 'pa',
tino) and a female physician tpar.
t,n,e1 at 81 900. other employees are
authorized.
A clinic is provided at the JuVenlie
Court when cases are brought up
records kept in the cases, but exai'lina- :
tions arc made only when deemed
proper by the presiding judge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

Readers sre educated ~ the reading
Of classified ads BY The largc amount
OF advertising carriss. giving them
range of cholce~-Adv.