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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27

Attorney G. c. Adams, who for
some time has been associated with
Attorney Alva Bates at 3lO2 State
Street. has branched out for himself,
opening his new Office al l29 East
Thirty-frst Street in the Avenue
Building.
His success since coming 10 Chr
caeo has made him one OF the lew
younger men in the profession that
has been able to work his way to the
front in remarkable short time,
which is contrary to the old method
OF years of Flooding before ability
was recognized.
Attorney Adams gained quite deal
of distinction in the business world
since he entered the practice OF law
in Chicago, having handled the legal
matters for several OF Chieago's larg-
est enterprises. He also gained some
prominence during the race riots two
years ago when called upon to defend
those who had become caught in the
grip of the law and who were without
funds. His energetic personalities has
helped in making friends and holding
them and accounts for some of the
success which has attended his efforts
All former clients of Attorney
Adams may now locate him at his
new address in the Avenue Building
instead of at his old address.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Montgomery, Ala.

Mrs. John Harrington and daugh-
ter are spending few weeks in Co
luinbus, Ga, and other parts OF Geor-
gia taking a much needed rest. AK
The Zion Star Benevolent Society gave
their Annual Picnic at Washington
Park Monday, August 22nd and was
very we'll attended. *++The Alabama
Reform School Band will give Band
Concert at State Normal School Mon
day night, August 10Th This band is
composed of juvenile laWbreakers and
is said by those who have heard it to
be one of the best of its kind now
travelling. +**A stag was given Wed
nesday evening in honor of Thomas
Crooms at the Speedway Pleasure
Gardens. Plates were laid for thirteen.
***Mrs. Laura Owens and children left
Wednesday for Eufala. Ala, after
spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Eugenia Streeter. +**The Clef
Club entertained at bridge party at
the club rooms Thursday evening
August 18th. Tea and dainty sand
witches were served members and
guests on the veranda and in the club
rooms where tables had been placed
for the occasion. *+*Mrs. Bernice
Carter and her attractive daughter
have returned from New Jersey where
many social affairs were given in their
honor f*Miss Minnie Reeves OF Chi
cago is the house guest of Mrs. NJ. l..
Brown. ***On last Tuesday evening
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
French Lick, Ind.

The A. NJ. E. Church was largely
attended on Sunday last The church
has. recently installed new choir chairs
and other furniture. A. s. Washing
ton, pastor. sttMrs. Hoker, of Stand
ford, Ky, died while visiting her
daughter, Mrs. ]. R. Lewis. Remains
were shipped to Stamford for burial
August 23+**Mrs. L. Babbage and
Mrs. Sadie Lee left for Owensburk,
KY, Friday last. 49, Miss Kathryn
Graves, OF Chicago Ill.,, is visiting
Miss NJ. Holden. $40 Mrs. P. Stockdail,
Mrs. Christobal are attending the Lex
ington fair *tMrs. r. Handley and
Miss Alma Worthington left this
morning for Louisville, Ky.*** Mrs.
Cato w. Palm, OF Palm Beach, Fla,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Mathew, on
Bowels Street.**+R. ]. Holden and T..
Handley have returned from Marion,
Ind. grand lodge of Masons. *++Dr.
Brown and wife, OF Indianapolis, are
visiting Louisville, Ky.***Mrs. John
son and Miss Johnson, 4848 S, State
Street, Chicago, H., lett for Louisville
early this week.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Champaign, Ill.
By 2. L. Breedlove.

Mr.. James A. Washington, general
director and sales agent for the Pro
gressive Company, located at 1901
Wabash Avenue, capital stock $l50,0O0,
spoke at meeting held at the {. NJ.
+. Church last Wednesday night
Several shares were sold. Mr.. Wash
ington was very successful in Cham
paIgn during the stay. He sold 81 200
worth OF stock while here. He left
Sunday morning for Danville, where a
meeting was prepared. Mr.. +. ID.
Gray and Mr.. I. L. Breedlove are left
in charge OF the work and business OF
the Progressive Company here in the
city. Telephone Main 1859 or 1852,
't*Mrs. Myrtle Hill, OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, is here visiting Mrs. Hattie
Davis. t'+The A. NJ. L. Sunday
School held their picnic at Homer
Park Tuesday last There were abou.
$50 people out Everyone enjoyed
themselves in the superlative degree.
*fFMrS. s. Paige entertained ! the
Rose Bud Club at her residence on n.
Ash Street Wednesday evening About
twenty were present and enjoyed a
pleasant eveningt** Miss Edith Nor
ris, OF Armstrong, is here visiting Mrs.
f. D. Gray and Mrs. II. Thompson,
OF Potomac, ILL.,. is also "+Mr.
Robert Smith, Miss udora Harris and
Mrs. Sarah Whitsilt are visiting in
Chicago, Ill t+tThe Twentieth Century
Exposition that has been conducted
in the Salem Baptist Church Tor the
last week was brought to successful
conclusion Saturday't- Mr. Henry
Wind opens up a grocery store, 500 +.
Vine Street.*"+Mrs. Anna Jackson is
spending few days al home visiting
her parents. tt'The Pilgrim Knights
OF the Worlds grand session con
vened in this city Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. '+tMiss Florence
Earnest entertained a number OF her
friends at her home, +07 East Park
Avenue, on Sunday afternoon last.+.'
Mr.. {. F. Phillips, grand secretary oil
the Pilgrim Knights of the World, is
in the city. *ttThe Zanol Products or
sale at So E Columbus Avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Speaks TO Large Audience.

Rev F. D. w. Jones, OF Washing
ton, d. C., leading minister OF the
A. M. F. connection, spoke to large
audiences morning and evening at the
Walters A. M. f. Zion Church, of
which he was formerly pastor. Rev.
Jones will no doubt be elected as
bishop to fill the existing vacancy.
Called 10 City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell, OF
Little Rock. Ark, weer called 10 the
city a few days ago on account OF the
illness OF relatives in Morgan Park,
who are now on the road TO recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell are members
OF Mosaic Temple and the Royal Cir
Gle OF Friends OF the World.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Houston, Tex.

Mrs. H. ]. Pendergrass returned
from Smithville, Texas, last week 49,
Mrs. Hettie Wilks LETT Sunday for
Porter, Texas. +ttMrs. Lillian MAINS
left Monday for Chicago, where she
will spend a month. '+tMrs. Hattie
Laure, 707 Crosby ST, made a flying
trip to Waller, Texas, last week. 49,
Miss L. Z. Adams is the guest OF
Miss NJ. Laurie for a short while. as
More people should read The Whip
Get it from William Archibald, Az
San Felix street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27

Admitted as second class matter. Oct q.
,aie. at the Post Office at Chicago. N.
under the Act of March 81 1879.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27

the Cosmopolitan Club entertained
with a dance A dainty lunch was
served, Miss Penton acting as hostess.
Mrs. Margaret Lamar OF Brooklyn. n.
y, and Misses Katherine Turner.
Velma Jones and Olivia Miles were
the house guests OF Mrs. GlaScook
Mays. They were delightfully."- enter
tanned at tea Tuesday evening. f't
All news Tor The Whip must reach
me, Andrew Hurd, 2l8 Highland Ave
nue.. Phone 3377-J, not later than Fri
day OF each week in order to appear in
the next weeks issue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
In civ.

Mrs. Rhoda NJ. Johnson, a teacher
in the public school of Kansas City,
Hans, and state grand princess OF 5.
NJ. T.. Of Illinois, is if>the city attend
ing the grand lodge OF the Knights
aud Daughters of Tabor, in session at
Quinn Chapel. While here Mrs. John
son is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II.
Young, $3.50 Giles Avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
WHO Am /?

| am busiest.
| sing a song of service.
| am happiest when
wind-.torm may scatter,
Dust and Dirt.
Wet and mud-stsined shoes
May trace pathway -
Across your dainty rugs,
Summon me to duty!
Turn my button to the right,
Msrrily go along
To the task Of
-
HoUSE.cLEANlNG.
Happy is the woman
Who owns me-.
Doleful is she who pushes
A dusty broom instead.
i THE APEX CLEANER.
i
Call for me at
THE APEX ROTAPEX SHOP
SOIL So. State ST.
ID. L. WARD, Prop.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Mrs Graves Here.

Mrs. Lenore Graves, who has spent
two years in St Paul and Minneapolis
Mimi, is in the city visiting her son
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
William Washington, IS w. Thirty
sixth Street
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
In Charge of Aldine Property.

NJ. t. Bailey, president the Bailey
Realty Co. and manager the Milton
Mercantile Agency, 1888 State Street,
has been put in charge OF thousands
of dollars worth of property in Aldine
Square. Mr.. Bailey is also looking
out after several other valuable pieces
Of propertv for clients.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Motor From Minneapolis.

Mrs. lone T. Gibbs, we'll known in
the Northwest, together with Mrs. J. -.
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Gibbs,
Jr., motored 10 the city from Mime
apo1is, Mimi, about ten days ago and
have been highly entertained by
friends in the city.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Fall Term to Open.

The Fall term OF the Enterprise
Institute, a trade school with Office
and buildings at 502-520 Aldine
Square, will open September with a
strong faculty.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Returns TO Kansas.

Miss Geraldine Broadus, OF Leaven-
worth, kans.. has returned to her
home after spending two pleasant
weeks in the city as the guest OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL.
Young. $3.50 Giles Avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
MlnDLETnWN.

NlddietoRn Ian 20 Mrs II -
Rover president of State Federation Of
Woren > Cube. gave an Instructive and
interesting talk to the New Century lub
Of Alddletuwn. Tuesday afternoon.
As president Of tho New CentuT Club
corporation. Mir 6 y Green, according
70 the wish Of the members was author
izei e. cast the vote Of the club for the
bond ssuc authorizing tho borrowing ot
$1,000 ,OOy 10 he uPcd for improving
school conditions. at today's election
A letter of appreciation from the Dover
Century Club was read. thanking the
Niddletown Club for the piano recital
given hv Miss Frances W Watkins at
Dover January z
A benefit dance for tho piano fund -
to he held FRIDAY evening, January q.
Mrs Earle Pleasanton, chairman The
r,atroneSscs are Mrs Clarence h. Pool,
Mrs Edward " Vaughan, Mrs. Cuthhert
S. Green. Mrs Lee L. Maloney, Mrs.
Jerome D. Niles Mrs Frank X Pool,
Mrs Frank ! Pennington, Mis-. Dorsey
" Lewis. Mrs Howard \ Pool
Committee in charge Mrs Elizabeth
Bennett Miss Grace BRADY, Miss Hattie
Cochran Miss Margaret Pleasaptou
Rcfreshment comnlttce Mrs. Watson
* Belts Mrs John Spicer, Mrs + NJ,
Records. Mrs Robert Il Gabriel
Chairman Of darcirg Mrs " Ice
Pennington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
MiddletoWn W0men's Club Or
ders Its Vote in Favor OF Mil
lion Dollar School Loan.
SURVEYS FOR A NEW ROAD
Gov. Denney Gives Fine Start
to Farm Bureau Membership
Drive by Signing Roll.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover. Jan. 20--The membership
dr1ve Of Kent County Farm Bureau re-
eoived an auspicious send-otf, yesterday
morning. when Governor Denney signed
the first application form, immediately
after arriving nj his office. The fact that
Governor Denney became the first new
mcmbr cf the Farm Bureau on his first
ohicisl day as governor of the State, is
considered good omen by officials OF the
Farm Bureau, and gave additional
enthusiasm 20 tho group of solicitors that
stariod ont esterday Governor Dcnneys
membership vns taken by " V Cosden,
president ~ Kent County Farm Bureau
an, manager Of tho membership campaign
who ralled AZ the governors office AT the
INV atinn pf tho governor
Governor Dennev has been n member OF
tho Farm Bureau for tho last two years.
and has been Interested in ltsaCtIvities To
an afrci of the bureau he said 81 wish
~ retsin my membership IN the Farm
Rurear. believe IL is good thing for
tho farmers - our state
The ofIcinl cRnvasSers worked through
tho 'rrrit.r, of Smy rna today and from
that point they will 20 down tho state.
Meetings will bc J. NJ FELTON,. Thursday
sttctr,on ard .tilfnrd Thursday night
m tho Grange halls. 20 bc addressed by
e y HeEi N lr,'m the ctice OF the Amer.
ran Farm Bureau led, alton IN Chi 'go.
There will he a meeting = Grange He'll nj
Cam1ar Al 30 O'Clock Saturday night.
vhSh will lc addressed hy promi'ent
~pcqkrrp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence e. hvetv Evening
FIkton. Md. Ien 20 Mr. ahd Mir
Newman Davis. ior the pact year loca'
"a NJ Yokohama. japan, arrived III lslk
ton Yesterday. and viii spend few days
with NIr Davis brother William ] Davis
Narriag LICENSES we-e ia1ird in llkton,
Yesterday. to Melvin y Thompson #
New York ltv and Tesale J.. Wagner o'
Via,oa sun. Havmond I sutton Of
Rock Ilall and Naude i Miller Of en-
ircvilic. Md
Edward y. Martin Of Aberdeen has
horn appointed Pennsylvania ltailrpad
freight agent at rcrrvville. assuming
charge If hiF new duties yesterrisy
Red Cross Auxiliary Of the seventh
Iistrict will hold meeting, the after
noon. III the Parish House. Terryville
Miss Hahn. County Nurse, viii deliver
an address
The will of the late Samuel II King Of
Tlkton who died. suddenly, Friday last.
was filed for probate u the Orphans tourt
YESTERDAY Ills estate iE valued at about
s40.00O and is left 20 his willow
Niss Minnie Shea. an evangelist oi
Baltimore, is assisting Rev. Warren burr
with cvangrlistlc meetings at tho Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Port DEPOSIT
g.. W q AfAffbth VI i-AAAb3i Aff N'fe'aNs'1
FOR two-months business trip IN the
northCr. part Of Ohio.
Announcement IS made If the marriage
Of Mise Edyth Brown. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs William II Brown Of heaa-
peako CITY. to los ph Sohshor. also oi
Chcsapcakc City, on Thursday.
John NJ Reed. Richard Knox, Frank ID,
Howard. William II lohrEnn. Townsend
Walters. George Morgan and I \. Lor-
alnc have been elected dire ctors OF Chesa-
pcakc City Fire Co.
Albert Il McNcy, county attendance
officer, had eleven colored men before
Justice Scotten of Elkton. Yesterday
charged with permitting their children
10 remain away from school. a fine o'
81 was imposed on each.
Fourteen applicants took the tivi
Service examination for the position oi
riral mail carrier from Rising sun post
office. made vacant by the retirement ol
: ! Morrison on account OF the agC
limit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Jan. 20 Mrs. Mary Alice
Walker, wife Of Joseph z. Walker Of
Newark, died yesterday, in san'tarlnm
at Lancaster. Pa. Tho funeral VII bo
held Mt 10 o'clock Saturday mornuig;
intorment at Quarryville, Pm
Rev. John McMurmy, the new pnstor
of Head of Christiana Presbyterian
Church, will be formally installed this
evening. Rev. Joel s. Gilillan OF VIII
mir gton will ppeside and Rev. J. n.
Huston Of Glenoden, Pa, will assi st in tho
ceremonies
The senior olass of Newark high school
will hold bake in the academy building,
Saturday morning
J. Woodward Olcott, who will com-
plo,e his college course this month, has
accepted ppaition with the Adamf
County Fruit Packing and Distributing
Co, NJ Bialerville, Pa. :,
The third annual Alumnn reunion viii
be held Mt the Women's College on Satuf-
day, February 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Jan. 20-John G. Trultt
is spending the week in Atlantic City,
\. j., where hc Is representing the Draper
Canning Co OF Milford at the annual
conven ton of the National Gamers
Association.
Stockhol ders of the Milford Trust
Co. reelected all the retiring directors
and also two new ones. Louder y Hearne
and II. Arthur DerrickSon, both of Mil
ford
Leonard Ross of st Louis Mo. first
vice-president of the order of Railroad
Telcgraphers, is here visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Lewes Ross
Mr.. and Mrs A Il Mercnor Of Beth
lehcm, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Mcrcner's
mother, Mrs i. c. Houseman.
Rev. Thomas Y. Wingate is spending
several days in Wilmington accompanying
the Masonic Grand Lodge oscers III
making several visitations 10 subordinate
lodges
Bishop William Quayle, head of the
Methodist Episcopal area of s.. Louis
Mo, will lecture in Avenue NJ l.. Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
SURVEYS FOR NEW ROAD.

Laurel Jan 20 Three surveys for the
Laurel Sharptown road have been order
cd and viii bc made as soon as the wealth
81 permits. This road will bc ono of the
connecting links between Maryland and
Delaware, as IT IS the shortest route
between the two state highways
The renter and eastern sections Of
Sussex county have been favored with
improved highways and concrete roads
connecting tho du Pont boulevard and
the State Highway. but no permanent
roads have built on the western section
Of the county
Several petitions. s'gncd =, the farm
rrs between this town and ~harptuwn.
Md have been presented ~ tho Levy
Cont commissioners. asking foi p fer
ent route, than the ono fir whIcl sur
veys have been ordered. hut It is believed
the latter will be adopted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20

Frank and James Schaefcr, Miss Mar
rnrct, Emma and Ralph Mulligan, Miss
Marie Jamison, Miss Mary Money,
Private and Mn. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Cross, George Clark, Will
liam Beck and Miss Catharine Schacfer
of Chesapeake City, Miss Ilclcn Lefevre.
Mr.. Adams of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton johnson Of Camden, n. j.
Miss Helen Lane of Chesapeake City.
Md, is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Hall
Edward Gam, son Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Gam of st. Georges, chief engineer OF the
torpedoboat destroyer Bailey, at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, has left with
his ship for San Francisco, Cal
Mrs. John kerns il on a two-weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Truitt, in
Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowen are Ill ut
their home on Clinton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Johnson OF Cam
den, n. j., are here for n weeks stay
with her cousin, Mrs. John Spirer.
Miss Catharine Schaeier OF Chesapeake
City, Md, is here visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary Schaofer.
Mrs. John Todd Of Greenwood is here
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mw' H. W.
Layheld. .,
The tug Startle of the G. Il ID. Canal
Co, which dropped her wheel last week
hy breaking her shaft, is lying IN tho canal
at Delaware City awaiting improved ice
conditions before being towcd To VIII
mington for repairs
Tho c. & u Canal Co. is placing sub
marine electric wires mt tho outer entrance
TO the lock Mt st. tieorgce, to furnish
electric light on both sides of the lock,
The cold snap of the last few days has
made much ice in the &. Il ID. canal
atoppins small boat traffic. One small
boat is reported TO have sunk near Chcsa-
pcake City while towing a government
barge here. The ice in some places ~ four
inches thick
Courtland Saxton of Camden, ". J., -
snondng the week here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Saxton.
George Heal, who has been III for the
past week Is improved.
Afaruhall Dcrrickson. who has hoen
employed at the railroad station here Tor
the past four years, hos been laid off.
Captain Most has resigned his position
IN New Jersey md taken position with
the Engineer Department of this place
He will nun the craue on the J Y. Sadler
wharf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
LADIES' AID SOCIETY.

Newport. ian. 20 The Ladies Aid
Socictv of Newport NJ T. Church met
last cvcning al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey f. Gregg Tho members pledged
themselves TO make at least ono dollar,
and - much moro rs possible. to he turned
in al the March social Mr. Gregg offered
a prizc for the mcmhcr making the most
money by that time This money viii he
usnd tor improvements recently made at
tho parsonage
The ncxt meeting Of the society will be
hold n, the home OF Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Picrson. and ,hc following entertainment
committee viii have charge Miss kath-
rn Prlcc. Miss Viola Seeds and Miss Emma
: Naclarv
Following the huslCeSs session, the pro-
gram was gwen Vocal duet. Whispering
Hope. Miss Irene Gregg and Harvey T.
Gregg. accompanied by Mrs r. c. Snyder
reading. Mrs George Stuart; vocal solo,
Miss Viola, Seeds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20

William Hamilton. another puo r.
Herrr rtrr srhaol was held ~ hail for
wilftlly and u,alicir usly dpeirpving arhoel
property. and Lerey Moor ~ Harrington
wBs held II 5000 bail fpr making thrrafs
Ha Wa4 srnt r. jail In default ~ bail
Forraron q RILEY { Harrington war
oharend before Magi~trote wood With
having IN tho 23d day If Dr,cmher lsaf
thrown chemical prr uarnti knnwn ar
rarton TBaovidr cver q basket ~ fruit and
otier articles af Myrtle DickersoD. =
fra her af the Harrington schools Pilrr
Waived 3 hearing and vas held fcr court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
BERWICK, PA. WANTS BLUE LAWS
ENFORCED.

Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening.
1scrxyick Pa Jan 20.-Strict en-
foyremant OF Sabbath observance laws
here Is demanded Of the police IN an
order by the Berwick council published
today. Ordinances enacted so long ago
that the provisions OF many of them
have been forgotten will be revised
Under the order soda fountains and
newspaper stands viii be directed by
the police to remain closed on Sunday
hereafter. Gasoline stations are in
Cludcd in the ban.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
WANT To BE DETECTIVE.

Georgetown, Jan 10 Former Clerk Of
the Orphans Court Harry ] AXE and
Ottie Donoway. both residing here, and
ey-Deputy Sheriff Lee r Mitchell Of
Seaford have entered the race for State
detective for Sussex county
The appointment iH expected 10 be
made hy Governor Denney within n short
time The term If Detective Elijah G
lynch Of Selhy willie will expire during the
FIRST part If April II il said he - q can
lidate for rcapp0intment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
VICIOUS SCHOOlbOYS
TERROR TO HARRINGTON
They Misohievously Damaged
Property and VIII Have to Ar
4vyer at County Court.

special CERES pc.a-lenee cf Every Tveuing
uuvefr Ian 70 Iarl I lwa enH & haries
WYATT. sehrsl bova ( Hernnl n were
arraigned before Magistrate Z v-e~d.
Yesterday. charged ~ shooting ont 9Th
rife. windc-r parez. IN Harrirgt n
schonl hnise zach was held II = nDhai +
rar fretri
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
INSURANCE co. ELECTS

Dover. Jan. 20 Kent County Mutual
Insurance Co Yesterday elected former
State Senator, Edward q. Walls OF
SMYRNA director 10 slcoeed the lete
William 4 FAIRIES Il SmyTns.
The Directors elected the following
clerical force of tho company; Cecil G.
Fulton. secretary and treasurer. ] Lin
dalc Frnzier. assistant secretary, lames
I Ross Of seafpd, president, Harry
Mcdaniel g.. of Dover vicp-ptesidcnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20
HANGE OF Loo ALTON.

Dover. Ian ~ The engineers depart
ment q tho Stae Ilighva, has been
moved from ~. -tatc ArmorN 70 the resi-
Hence II Edward Scott on kinG stree. .
adjoining the Richardson factory THIS
residence r, zcveral wears was the home
q former Superintendent II the Delaware
Railroad r HOLIDAY ard is ono # the
most imposing places ~ the state capital
ETr Scott ard he family have rented
IA, NWerIcan Legion building, corner #
state street aud Dover Green. formerly
tho Ti..t National Rank building and
Trqulcrce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-20

lecture room, Saturday evening next at
s O'Clock. The public Is cordially invited
10 attend. The Bishop will also preach Mt
Avenue church, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Fverly Webb Of Wilmington is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. md Mrs.
james Rogers.
Miss Kathryn Smith Of Magnolia is n
guest of Mrs. II. G.. Harrington.
Mrs John G.Sharpe entertained Mt cards
at her home on North Walnut street,
last evening, in honor OF several Milford
visitors