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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
investigation Shows Almost
Complete Failure OF Peach
Crop in Sussex County.
sEAFoRD's NEW THEATRE

Prom Every Evenings CORRESPONDENTS.
Seaford, Aug. ls Seaford's hand
some new movie thoatre, being erected
BY w. Ford Breeding, who is also man
ager of the Grand Opera House atfederai
alsburg, Md, alta cost of approximately
$4,000, is rapidly nearing completion,
MIR. Breeding having decided to throw
open the doors for the opsn-g perform
ance about the middle of september.
The building is Of brick, with pressed
front brick, equipred with ularqulse
lighted with so i,ca. descent lights. Ia
the foyer are retiring rooms Tor ladias
and gentlemen. The ceiliug AID side
walls are flashed with metal painted
French gray. The building is heated
. throughout by steam. !,
The stage, which is 25x42 is equipped
with foot lights, flood lights and border
lights, also fly gallery and dressiu rooms
Thelower floor Of building will seat sou,
with a box on either side which VIII scat
IL persons. The bal ony will seat 80.
Mr.. Breeding will have one OF the
most up-to-date moving picture booths
on the peninsula, which Will contain
two modern picture machines and other
modern equipment He is now arranging
for the opening performance. lie has de-
cided TO permit patrons to choose the
name for his new playhouse oy issuing
q coupon ballot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
BRIDGEvlLLE NOTES.

Br,dpeyille. Aug. 49, In the past ten
davs many quarts OF strawberries have
anpeared in the local market and sew
eral crates have been shipped to Will
miagton AID Philadelphia markets,
commanding fancy prices. One
farmer who shipped two crates OF 81
Quarts each cleared SIG.
John Cannon, who WAS employed
ia Panama as carpenter, hal returned
To Greenwood aid rented the Simeon
s. Peanewillfarp, now occupied by 5. W.
Harrington.
Work of continuing the Bridgeville
Greenwood State Highway, is now in
progress. Sixty feet have been cleared
and graded through the Ricards farm.
When completed this viii presen' a
direct turn in the road where many
accidents have occur ed recently.
Sol Kline has sold to Clay Lewis, =
farmer near town, building lot on
Maine street. Mr., Lewis expects to
erect modern bungalow and retire
from farming.
John G. GRAY of Wilmington is in
town, guest of his sister, Mrs. Erasmus
Jones.
Mrs. Mary Blunt, of Plymouth, North
Carolina, is here with her mother, Mrs.
Minerva Hazard.
Albert Moore, of Norfolk, Va, is here
with his wife and daughter for a month
vacation.
The canteloupe market reacned
higher prices yesterday afternoon. Inc Inc
morning prices stood about ono dollar
per carrier. while in the afternoon prices
q adx,apcad 10 81 IL and 50 90.
William Chevnev of Washington,
ID. c., is a guest of Virgil Wiley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
CALLS GIRLS "sRAzen.r
Massachusetts Woman Seventy
Years Married Still Favovs
Long Skirts.

Lynn, Mass, Aug. ls>--'The girls
of today are brazen Jades.7 declared
Mrs. Hannah Stone Preble, Of Marble
head, who today observed, with her
husband, Samuel r. Preble, the 10th
Anniversary Of their marriage. II do
not agree with the women Of to-day
that short skirts, bobbed hair and
high-heeled shoes are conducive 70
good health. Low heels for Shoes. long
skirts and regular hours are the bort
rules for health ] can give
On the Cabot farm, in Salem, Mr..
and Mrs. Prebia followed the presenf-
day custom of wedding parties by for
saking their home on Lincoln avenue
In marbiehead and going 10 quiet
spot. where they kept In seclusion
from those who wished TO extend con-
gratulations. Despite every pre-
caution for seclusion. several hun
dred friends found them today Mrs.
Preble. born on July. 4, 1893. seemed
not in gs good health ar her husband,
who was born on December ~. 1923.
for the latter went into the garden,
dug potatoes and hpskod the sweet
corn. which Mrs. Prebie cooked for
their guests.
Short skirts are something which
should never be worn" said Mrs
Preble. II never wore short skirt.
Perhaps If / had. I would not be as
healthy az / am today"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
NEWS Of THE DAY !.
At new CASTLE
The n. &. Church 10 Arranging
for the Celebration OF lts
Centennial.

special Coreooondsnce Every Evening
New Castle. Aug. 1.-THE members
OF the ofhciai board of the Methodist
Hpiscopal Church met last evening
for the purpose Of arranging tor the
centennial celebration Of Methodfsan
In this city and referred the matter
to committee composed OF DR.. Julius
Dodd. George T. Tobln. Jr., Edward
II. Naylor. sr.. James r. Challenger
and Mrs. William Denny. The cele-
brntion Win continue two weeks. and
former pastors will address the con-
gregation. Renovation OF the church
building and the installation OF a pipe
organ caused the postponement OF the
celebration from July until the middle
Of October. During the celebration the
organ will be dedicated Bishop Will
liam r. Mcdowell OF Washington. Dis
trict Superintendent Robert Watt and
other members of the Wilmington
Con ference will be guests OF honor.
The funeral OF Job Gravel. who died
yesterday. will take place tomorrow
afternoon from the residence OF his
son Thomas J. Gravel. Second and
Harmony streets. Services will be
conducted by Rev. ]. r. Bickine
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and interment will be In the
First PRESBYTERIAN cemetery.
The Barace festival which was TO
have been held Saturday evening on
the Baraca playground OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Fifth and Del
aware streets. has been postponed
until August 81. owing to the annual
festival and carnival OF st. Peter
Catholic Church. which will begin to-
night and continue until Saturday
evening on the lawn of ST. Francis
Convent. Fifth and Delaware streets
The Board of Education met last
evening and arranged for the purchase
OF new desks for the high school. The
old desks will be removed TO the Sec
ond floor of the Town Hall. which
The board has leased for the purpose
OF taking care of the overflow condi-
ton of the eighth grade.
In a game of baseball tonight the
Kelley All Stars will play the New
Castle independent team at Battery
Park. At the close OF the game there
vii he a shadow boxing bout between
Kid Dhue and kid Kelley. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit OF tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
1 visiting M;sa Enma' Clark u

Md, 1 visiting Min Enma Clark u
Osvsn leA.
Mn, Charlos Ealen oi Phladslphia b
harc whiting her sistsr, Mias MArgnrvt
TugpndA
Mr, AID Mn. Richard Ridsn8es and
daughter Of Philadelphia are guests ol
Mis- Ella De Silva.
Mira, Pctcr Meade II CNrncy's Point,
n. j., 10 here viaiting her pArents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hall.
I The Child Welfare Association COM
mittce, which wAs to have met last
Tuesday, will meet next Tuesday cvnn-
ing, at the home OF DR.. and Ms. w. w.
Ellis.
: Miss Frances and Vincent FmnegAn
of Atlantic City, N. j., . Q here three
weeks with their grandmother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Holiday
The baseball game which was to have
been played on canal field, last eninG
between the Suburban Leagu team And
New Castle, was postpone ! on account
of wet grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18

medicinal plants, brought UP to date by
modern science, and IS the best remedy
to be found for all ailments of the liver,
kidneys and blood.
Recently, the following statement was
made by Mr. Harry Chern, well known
travelling salesman, living at No 554l
Chancellor street, Philadelphia, and
having many friends In this city. He
said:
Having been completely cured by
Plant Juice of one of the worst cases of
indigestion that it was possible for any
person to have, | ertainly feel it nv
duty to give this public statement for
it. My work as travelling salesman
.necessitates me eating in all kinds of
restaurants and / have been troubled
with indigestion and constipation in the
worst form; finally got so bad that
was put on a diet of milk and eggs and
could hardly keep this down; | was
bloated with gas, mad headaches, was
sleep at night and got awfully run down
just felt down and out when friend
of mine who comes to Wilmington told
me about Plant Juice and how it had
cured him Of the same trouble | he'd
starled 10 Take III ana AFTER Scyerai
weeks ! can honestly say that am en-
tirelv cured. | feel like new man;
have a splendid appetite. am gaining il
strength daily and have rot trace Of
gas IN my system; ! sleep the night
through and feel strong and sht' for my
work. / am enjoying life again and
naturally give all praise to Plant Juice"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, 404-4O6 Market
Street; in New Castle by E. Challenger
q Son; IN Newport by G. B. White; 10
Newark by w. E. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark. Aug. IS.-Miss Brita S.
Buckingham of the 1921 class of the
Womea's College has been appointed
teacher of Domestic Science IN Elkton
aad Chesapeake City high schools.
Isarrv Mcdonald teacher of agricul-
ture at the local high school, is attending
the summer school for teachers of voca-
tional agriculture at Pennsylvania State
College. The course will last two weeks
Professor Henry hanby of New Castle
will conduct services at St. Thomas
P. Z. Church, Sunday morning
G. Z. Farrell of Washington, who is In
charge of boys and girls club work
in the United States, was in Newark
this week and conferred with Dean
Charles A. McCue relative to a State
club leader to succeed Theodore t.
Martin, resigned.
Seniors of the local NJ f. Sunday
school are on picnic at Betterton, Md,
today The trip was made III buses.
John K Johnston and Harry L. Bon
ham Of Newark, j. B. Allison comptroller
of the du Pont Co, and Warren Mar
shall of Yorklyn have planned motor
trip to Buena Vista Springs, Md, in
the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mrs Daniel Thompson, chairman of
the local Red Cross committee, recently
sent off a box containing nineteen
sweaters four caps and ten dresses for
infants. An urgent appeal is made for
infants garments and these who can.
do sewing of this kind are asked to COM
municate with Mrs. Thompson.
The final report of the treasurer of the
fremen' S carnival held last month shows
total receipts to have been S., ,224. .43;
expenses, 81, 126 %; net profit 81 ,098 Is.
Miss Anna Webb, who recently re-
turned from Barcelona, Spain, where she
was president of girls college was q
guest last week, of Mrs. Frances Cooch.
Miss Webb will not return to Spain,
but will take up Americanization work
among Spaniards in this country.
The womea's Missionary Society Of
the local Presbyterian Church will give
a peach festival on the church lawn
Saturday evening of next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fl Cleaves have
moved into their new home on Kells
avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Aug. 1S--The eighth
annual meeting Of the allied farming
interest of Cecil county will be held al
the armorv, in Elkton, Saturday. under
the authority Of the Cecil County Com
munitv Council Tn following sp Jakers
have accepted Invitations 20 he present.
Hon. A.. p. Sandles, OF Ohio; United
States Senators Borah and Caraway.
John w. Holloway, has had an iniunc-
,ion issued against Walter $. Black,
restraining him from closing lane or
roadway 70 the river front at Charles
town.
Mrs. Blanche Robinson has filed n
bin in the local court asking for support
from her husband Elmer Robinson OF
Cecil county. alleging that by his cruel
treatment size was compelled TO leave
her home.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Elkton. Yesterday, to Howard b. Davis
and Margaret A. Walker and John $.
Potts and Cecilia Samuels, all OF VIII
mlngton.
Rev. r.. L. westaer, retired minister
who for the past four years has resided
on a farm near Theodore, due to poor
erops has located in Elkton and will
engage in the marrying business, with
other ministers of the town.
The Bureau of Animal Industry has
/ sued notice that hog cholera has broken
out on the farm Of Lester Cleavet, 10
Middle Neck, lower Cecil county,
Diphtheria is reported by the Local
Health officer In several homes in Elktont
among children.
r.. +. Price, a farmer Of the Fourth
district died, Tuesday, at his home on
the Brick Hill farm aged about 65 years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
NEWS oFUEWEs.

Iewes Aug. IS.--Mr and Mrs,
William Ingram and child are here VISIT
ipg Mr.. Ingram's parents, Mr. ana MIS-
William Ingram, Sr. M.
Pilot and Mrs. Harry Nirden OF thil-
adelphia are here visiting fiiot ana Airs'
William Marshall.
Nat Evans. ono of the pilot-appren-
tices on the sail pilotboat Henry I'd
.munds is here visiting his mother Mrs'
Mary Evans, for q week
Nidshipn,an William fammany, who
is on the Il. s. Flagship kansaS VIII
roach Cuaataaomo tomorrow, where
the shin will coal, then leave Oh tuesday
for the United States They are eA-
nected 10 reach Annapolis, August ~,
ana William will come to Lewes and
;sne.,d Santember with his mother, Mrs,
Po,,aa Tammaay. Lieut.. Donald r.
Fvaas an the South Carolina, IN this
fleet will not stop az Guantahaiho' ou'
will sail direct to PhlladelphE'
DIR John Whitehouse, Y. , quarantins |,
physician of Marcus HOOK "a, aha
Pil~t Harry V. Lyons, motored 70 teno-
both and met the State AedEal society
In session there this week. Ut. White-
house met one of his classmates whom
he had not seen since he lett coheSe, ~
wears ago.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Primrose OF In
dianapolis. Ind, and Mrs, \. .; kaught
and son. Roland Raught, oi Lewes
motored to Georgetown, luesday'
Senator L. Heisler Ball OF Washing
ton. DC. was guest of Charles h-Mauii
Tuesday.
Navor and Mrs Stewart and party
, of Georgetown were Lewes visitors
Tuesday afternoon.
Clarence Carpenter, who was confined
to his home by illness, IS able TO DC AT ms
business again. =
Mrs. John Joseph, who has been ~
for several weeks, is improving.
LEROY Campbell has purchased a
farm OF 20 acres from the heirs OF the
late Gideon I. Carpenter and Will move
his family from the Harland NJ joseph
farm, near Midway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Hyason OF
Smvrna are guests OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Jarob Morris.
Mrs. Samuel West is eatertainings her
sister. Mrs. Ida Willard of Wilmington.
w. Hance Chambers Is making an eN-
tended Visit in Denver, Colf with ms
hrsther. Frank r. Chambers.
Malcolm r. Young of College PARK,
Md. is visiting friends in Lewes whose
acquaintance he made while agriculture
teacher in the public school OF bewes'
two wears ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
cnrsrxnrown AsD vrcrslrr.

specfaI Correspondence Every Evening
Cheetertown. Md. Aug. 1s,--The ~
w. Kruger farm, ia ncres, on F'airiee
creek, was Offered 1T mortgaeee'H sfkls
Tuesday, but was Withdrawn on ar
nnsufficient bid. This property sew
eral years ago was purchased by Mr.
Kruger. who remodcied the dwelling
making II one OF tho finest homes II,
the county. The Charles CendanieI
farm about 15s acres. near Kennedy
Vile. also WA offered Mt public sale
Tuesday, and was purchased by Mrs.
Rhodes, an aunt Of Mr.. clendaniel.
for $4,000.
Truckers from Caroline county
brought a truck load Of watermeions
to chestertown, Tuesday afternoon
and disposed OF the entire lot nj so
cents each.
A big dirIgible plane gracefully
elided over chestertown Tuesday af-
lrrnoon about lunch time. and created
great interest among the populace.
II was the first time In the history Of
the town that 1t was visited by such
n machine. II flew SO low that POST
master Bowers convcrsed with the
occupants, telling them where they
were
Alvin r. Coleman. clerk in Chester
town postuffice, and his family have
been enjoying a short vacation with
his wfe's parents, Captain and Mrs.
GLADDEN.. in Annapolis.
Citizens Of Chesfertown have agreed
to liquidate the indebtedness Of the
disbanded chestertown summer base
ball team in part. while "A team Of
young people of the town will raise
tho balance by playing games with
strong teams and using the gate re-
ceipts for the purpose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18

ing At Hopkins Beach, below Nov Cab4le
nsxt Monday Thu sports oonlnitt - /
oompodEd ol samuel b. Miller. Ii
Brown Asd Bsajalni.a Mcosv Ard tn
rsfrrshnent and cntsrtstnsnent com.
mites of Wiikinson r. qtanstoo, John
Walker and b. r. Richards.
Rev. Prank White and family oi
Ridguly, Md, spcut tho weekend q
guests Of Mr. and Mn, n, G. Dance
Mn. May Houp of Wiisnfngton i :
guest Of Mn. Andrew Johnnon
An automobile truck from Gcorge-
town while. Oh route to Wilmington be-
came stalled on the railroad tracks
at State Road crossing Friday morning
and touring car bearing . Delaware
license barely escaped being struck by ,
train Friday night.
Arthur Rittenhousc Of Philadelphia IS
. guest Of A. E. Ritteahousr.
Mn. Wilkinson E. CrAlston, chair
man Of the committee Of the chapel Of
the State Road Community Club, is
negotiating for chairs, lights and a new
organ for the chapel Tho Sunday school
session will begin early in September.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
NEWS OF SEAFoRD.

Seaford. Aug. lS.-Prof and Mrs
George Dutton and son, George Jr., O
Newark, are guests of Professor Dutton'
parents, former State Senator and Mrs
]. f. Dutton.
George Dolby, of Harrisburg, Pa, j
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Lank
Rev. and Mrs. S. w Coe are spendnI
four weeks with friends and relatives
in Baltimore and Hartford county, Md.
Rev. Coe is pastor of Mt. Olivet Nj. T
Church and has been granted month
vacation
Edward Lank, of Philadelphia, is I
guest of. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. ]. Lank, near town.
. Miss Lillian Deppe of Philadelphia
a weekend guest of Miss Ethel Donoho
Mr.and Mrs +. P. Dawson and daugh.
tiers, Mrs. W. y. Chudley and Mis-
Mollie Dawson, and Oscar Gordy mo-
tored to Oak Orchard and Rehobott
Beach, yesterday and spent the day.
Mrs. William Barnes left yesterday
for visit with relatives In New jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
NO PEACHES IN SUSSEX

Georgetown. Aug. 1s.-OwIng 10 the
heavy freeze and snow on April IL, the
r,eech crsYn IN lower Delaware IS q COM
plete failure. and according TO some OF
The leading fruit growers it is doubtful il
twenty-fiye baskets can be gathered
from the orchards IN Sussex county.
An inspection of the famous Chandler
orchards, near Milton, reputed TO be one
OF the largest on the Delmarvia PenIl-
sula, dsscloses that only two or three
baskets can be gathered from the
thousands OF trees. This IS the first
time in years that the orchards have
failed to Weld.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware. City, Aug. 1S.-CaptaIr
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Bowermg gave {
dinner at the Maple Villa tea house, last
evening. In honor of Mayor and Mrs
Cherrington of Fort du Pont, who vii
leave m a few days for Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison. Indiana, where MAJOR Cher
rlngton has been transferred.
Mrs. II. ]. Weiner of Hsllsdale, \. j..
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Foster, al
Fort du Pont.
Major C. L. Williams and daughter,
Virginia are spending two weeks al
Rehoboth Beach.
Sergeant Gilbert Kennedy of Fort du
Pont and Miss Rose Schroeder OF this
place were married at Elkton, Md,
Tuesday evening.
The powerboat Culver, carrying $500
baskets of tomatoes from New Jersey
TO Baltimore, sank, Tuesday evening,
near Summit Bridge in the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal, losing her entire
cargo. Efforts are now beng made TO
raise the sunken vessel.
The following officers of Fort Mott,
n. j., have received orders transferring
them to Fort du Pont Captain Bon B.
Blair, Captain DIR. FIlkens, Lieutenant
Pixley, Lieutenant De Russo. The en-
listed men of Fort Mott will also be trans
ferred to Fort du Pont, with the excep-
tion Of few men to take care of the
fort
Mrs. Harry Pratt has been seriously
Iii st her home near here, is improving
Miss Alice Lawrence of Philadelphia
is spending the summer here with her
sister, Mrs Jay Householder
Mr. and Mrs Frank Pierce are spend
ing several days with her brother,
William Rhodes of Newark
Mrs. William Toaer of Germantown,
Va. is visiting Mrs. Nathan Durham
Mrs William O'Neill who has been i'll
at her home on Hamilton street, is i'm
proving.
Mrs William Givison, Sr., is spending
. week with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Berger Of Chesapeake City Md
Mis- Louise Dennis of Pri cess Anne,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
WORLDS WHEAT CROP GAINS.
VIII Re i.9a3 ,000, 900 Bushels; 1000.
600 More Than Last Years.

Washington. Aug. fs.- Statistics
from sixteen countries, including tho
United States, which normally produce
about 80 per cent of the total wheat
crop of the world, Indicate produc-
tion this year of approximately 1853
600 900 bushels, or about 1000 .000
bushels more than last year. the De
partment of Agriculture announced
yesterday.
The estimate is based on reports un
To- Aug. Is. The department said ne
definite approximation could be made
until after the returns from more of
the remaining countries were received
whether the total production Of wheat
III 1921 would be greater or less than
In fa1n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
WEEDS AS FATHER IS DYING.
Bishop Lewis. barely Alive. Gives
Daughter In Marriage.

Sioux City. Ia. Aug. 1s.--Rev. DIR.
Wilson Seely Lewis. bishop of China
for the Methodist Episcopal Church
who is critically Ill at a hospital here,
ofrlciated from his bed at the wedding
OF his daughter. Clara. dean of
women at Mornineside College, to Pro-
fessor Albert Seeman of Southcriand
Ia. Tuesday.
Bishop Lewis main object in jour-
neyipg from China to America was to
officiate at the wedding. and he refused
his consent to a postponement, despite
his condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
8 ARRESTS IN YORK HARBoR.
Sons Of Summer Residents Accused Of
Disorder and Breaking Dry Law.

York Harbor. Me. Aug. 17.-Sons Of
six wealthy families who spend the
summer here have landed in court.
John vanderbogan. Of Salisbury
Park, Md. was fined 500 and sentenc-
ed to thirty days on a charge Of IL
legal possession of liquor. He entered
an appeal.
Five other young men received sus-
pended sentences Of thirty days each
on charges Of disturbing the peace.
They are Everett Jackson. grandson
of a former Governor Of Maryland: I:
John HofT. OF New Haven. Yale stu
dent: Beverly Compton, Of New York.
and John Brennan and Clarence Hol-
logan, of Providence.
Bitter feeling has sprung up among
the ail-year residents. who say sum-
mer visitors are using the beach for
midnight reveis-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
TRAFFIC IN THE CANAL.

Delaware City, Aug. Isl ne follow
ing traffict passed through the ohesa-
peake & Delaware canal. yesterday:
Powerboa Brooks, loaded with to-
matoes. from New Jersey to Baltimore;
tug Tompkins, towing steel barge Y. .
o4S. from Baltimore TO Philadelphia
Yacht Josephine from Chesapeake bay to
Philadelphiaphia, yacht Idawawa, from
Lorewood Grove to Philadelphia; power
boat ]. II. Steele, loaded with wheat
from St. Georges to Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
TWO AGED GUESTS.

Seaford, Aug. 1S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Scdgwick of this town had
two very old visitors a few days ago IN
Mrs. Mary Wilson and David lubbs,
both OF Denton, Md, Mrs. Wilson IS 81
wears old. and Mr.. Tubbs, IS. Both
are hale and hearty aad apparently en-
loving the best of health. Miss JENNIE
Tubbs, of Baltimore, was also a visitor
at the Sedgwick home at the time the
aged visitors were there.