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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
WRITE A LETTER TO
THE SPORTS EDITOR


The Sports Editor OF Every
Evening wishes letters from the
fans of tho city and State on
any branch OF sport. Informa-
tion as To the development of
various sports, methods or
arousing greater interest In
baseball. track and field ath-
letics. tennis. swimming. motor
boat racing, wrestling. bicycle.
motorcycle and automobile
racing. trapshootinE. cunning
and fishing, and any features OF
any of these kinds of sport or
any other are desired by
Every Evening. III you have a
pet sport. here is your chance
TO tell somebody else about IL.
If some sportsman has sug-
Restion TO overcome tho lack of
n centrally located athletic field
IN this city. he can confer a
great favor upon the athletes of
the city. Names should be
signed to all communications
Address Sports Editor. Every
Evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
CAREY LAsDIS' SECRETARY

James p. Carey. Jr., a native Of
Wilmington, has been appointed secre-
tary TO Federal Judge lands of Chi
eago. Mr.. Carey is young lawyer.
His father. James +. Carey, was for
merly connected with the Pullman
Co. in Wilmington and is at present
manager OF the Pullman cabinet shops
in Chicago. Young Jim Carey left
Wilmington with the family as a boy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
TWILIGHT GAMES.

Tonight
Lorraine vs.. Defiance. Second
and du Pont streets.
Wilmington All-Stars VS..
Union A. A.. Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets.
Bacharach Giants VS.. Indiana
polls b. c.. Harlan Field.
Star Independents vs.. First NJ.
p, Rockford Tower
Press Recreation VS.. Ema
non. Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets.
Seventh Ward vs.. Harlan ALI
Stars, Fourteenth street and
Woodlawn avenue.
Tuesday.
Delaware Bronze VS.. Rose Hill,
at Rose Hill
Old Men Giants VS.. Seventh
Ward, Fourteenth and woodlawn.
Wilmington All-Stars VS.. Stan
ton at Stanton.
Bethel VS.. Union. Twenty-sec-
ond and Claymont streets.
"Wednesday.
Butchers Association VS.. j. y.
Felin Butchers. Eighteenth and
Van Buren, streets.
Ezion VS.. Haven. Kirlswood
Park.
Thursday.
Lorraine VS.. Yorklyn, Second
and du Pont streets,
Delaware Bronze vs. Stanton,
at Stanton.
Friday.
Union A. A. VS.. Sunday Star
Independents. Eighteenth ard Van
Buren, streets.
Wilmington All-Stars va, Five
Points.
Bethel VS.. Union, kirkwood
Park
Press Recreation VS.. du pont
Al-Stars. Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
INDEPENDENT BASEBALL.

Twelfth Ward, 10; West Church. 0.
Plummer's All-Stars, 5; East End. 8.
New Castle A A, q; Delaware
Bronze. i.
Seventh Ward, 4; chesapeake City,
Union A A., IA; First-CentraI. /.
Scott, 2. West, 0.
Scott. IA. West, IS.
Trinity, 8: Emmanuel,
Harlan Giants. 2; Kennett Square, /.
Delamore, z: Liberty, 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08

close IN the evening with dinner.
Honor guests will include about 20
officers and commissioners OF the New
York IRE department and members
~ the Brooklyn Veterans Ass0cia.
ton.
William H. Todd of brooklyn. N. ~.
who ~ a member OF the Reliance Fire
Co, viii be the principal guest of
honor. The committee IN charge viii
meet next Wednesday 70 make nnal
arrangements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
BIG GAME. WEDNESDAY.

A big twilight game is scheduled for
Wednesday evening of this week,
when Eastlake and South Side-Eden
will play on the Pennsylvania Field.
This game was to have been played
last week, but was delayed on ac-
count of rain. Both teams have been
playing fast baseball and the contest
= expected to bring out very large
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
Editor sayIor Retires.

A. X. saylor. founder and publisher
Of the Labor Herald. 4i5 Shipley
street. has retired from active manage
ment of the paper. Ills sons, John G.
and Charles l.. Saylof. have become
editor and business manager. resp.c-
lively. The paper, which has been
published for II years by Mr.. Sayior,
viii not be affected by his retire
nannf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
To Open Campaign.

The Defiance Athletic Association
will open its new building campaign
with a box social and dance in the
Weccacoe Building, Second and jack
son streets, on Thursday evening, of
this week. McCrea's Melody Boys will
furnish the music for the occasion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
Friday.
LIBERTY DEFEATED.
Rhein Pitches Second Victory In As
Many Days.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Porlt, Aug. s.--The Fort
du Pont team easily defeated the
Liberty A. c. of Wilmington, yester-
day. TO 2. Rhein made it tive
straight in two days, tanning seven
batters in the five innings he pitched
Jordan starred at bat, getting two
singles, double and being hit by a
pitched ball. out Of five trips to the
plates The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
ANOTHER FOR MIDDLETowS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
. Middletown. Aug. S.-Middletown
added another victory TO its growing
string here on Saturday, applying the
whitewash brush to Grace in a fast
and brilliant game, 4 10 0. The game
was one of the fastest and cleanest
ever seen on the local field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
SOLDIERS DEFEATED.
Wilmington AH.Stars Take 1914 Game
Before Large Crowd.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Camp Chandler, Aug. S,--The WI.
mington An-Stars defeated the Ma
tional Guard team here yesterday
afternoon, before very large crowd.
Io-4 "Inkie" Nitchie. former Flev-
enfh Ward and Parkside twirlor. held
the soldiers to FIVE scattered hits.
Greenwell, Lynch, Coyle and Long
starred at the bat for the yictors.
Nitchie was given excellent support.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
SHEPPARD LEADS FIELD.

Jack Sheppard led the field of
shooters al the Eastiake traps on SAT-
urday afternoon, breaking 45x5o t.
v. Scarborough was the runner-up
in this event with A breaks TO his
credit. Ed. Potter broke % out of "a
in the double target event.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
yANDEyER A. C. FETE.

The Eandever A. c. wfl hold a fete
at Nandever avenue and Locust street
tomorrow evening, at 7.30. with COM
munity singing and moving pictures.
a special program has been arranged
and viii include dancing. William
Wallace will lead the sing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
rs m,,;IiiIi..MINaToN AiI-srARs. ss
: 0''' SCORE BY INNINGS.

VII. All Stars, 0 o o o 4-Io
Del Nat Guards % o r. 4
Hits-Of Nitchie. s: of Ellwood. 6: of
Nolan, 6. Earned runs-All-Stars. .; Nat.
Guards . Two-bsse hits-Nitchie.
Lynch Greenwich Eslwood, Sullivan.
Struck out-By Nitchie : by Ellwood. 3:
Sullivan Struck out-by Nftchie. 2 by
Elwood. 3 by Nolan. i. Double plays
Hook 10 Mcloushlin. Left on bases
Nolan. Sacrifice flies, Long. Hit by
pitched balI--Wilson. Base on balls
Nitchie. 3; Eliwood. l. Nolan, ]. Mum
Der of innings pitched-By Nitchie. z by
Hastings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
FIngnEs's OUTING AUG. y.
Volunteers Farewell Celebration VIII
be Field Day at saengerbund's Home.

The fire companies Of the city VIII
otSyerve the conclusion of their volun-
teer service on August %, whom an
all-day celebration viii be held at the
home of the Delaware saengerbund
az Grubbs Landing. Plans to this
effect were arranged AZ meeting
Saturday. Fl which the Fame. Tteii-
apce. Liberty. Weccacoe. Indende nee
and Union companies were represent
ed. Ali of the companies have been in
vited 70 attend the affair. which viii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
To Make Rici,
Red Blood
Rsvitalize your worn-out ex-
hausted nerves and increase
your strength and endurance

Take Organic Iron. not metallic iron which
people usually take. but pure organic from
--Nuxated Iron which Is like the iron "a
your blood and ike the iron In spinach
leutiis and apples One dose ~ EuxafeS
Iron is estimated - be approximately
enutYsient I'm Organic iron COntcutt To
eating one-haf quart of spinach oar
quart Of green vegetables or half 4 doze,
apples u ts Ike taking extract Of beef in.
stead Of eating pounds Of meat E0xa.es
Iron Is partially predigested and ready for
sirnost immediate absorption and a.s4irnf-
iatton ~ the blood while nrefaIiie. f-5t,
Is iron Just as y comes from the action ~
strong acids on small pieces Of iron ftfnys
DYer gbsuDO people annually are nsfr1
Ntlxste* Iron. it will not fnit1re fhe fss.sb
nor disturb the stomach. A few dosrs ,sill
often commence 20 enrich your ble.od
Your money will be refunded ~ -
manufacturers II you do NOT obtagr s.t;H
factory results setts-
beware of substitutes. Always fpsizf o.,
having genuine orvanfr f--x e ". .
iron LOOK Tor the letters y I IN $780,
tablet. soid by an druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
CANES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
American League

American League
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Washington.
National League.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia AT Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
Sfraighf Heat Winners.

Straight heat winners featured at
the fair ground track on Saturday
afternoon. Lillian Russell easily out
classed Prince H., in the first race.
Para Belle won over Cochatto Girl
IN two exciting heats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
National 1,eagus
SATURDAYS SCORES.
American League,

American League.
St. Louis. - Athletics, 4.
Athletics, p: St. Louis. 3 ed game).
Cleveland, 8. Washington, l.
Detroit, 9; New York, s.
Boston. 3: Chicago, "A
National League.
Cincinnati, s: Philadelphia, =.
Chicago. Z; New York, a.
Brooklyn, 3: Pittsburg. ?.
St. Louis. Il; Boston. 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
LOCAL AMusEMENTs.
THE sCREKH.
irwin Cobb Wrote AI,oys VIII he boys

irwin Cobb Wrote AT,oys Will he Boys"
The latest and certainly a worthy
addition 10 the ranks Of screen authors
In Irwin =. Cobb. Americas great hu-
morists. Ills first real story Is 70 be
found In boys VIII BE Boys the
picture In which viii Rogers is 20
be featured at the Queen Theatre be-
ginning today Cobb ana Rogers make
A good combination for fan~creatinR
Both represent the best in their In
dividnal work. Cobb's pen is the most
faeile In wit and humor and Rogers
is both quick with his tongue and
amusing in his acting. Rogers has a
first-ciass supporting company. in
cluding Irene Rich, Edward Kimball
Sidney Ainsworth and g. r. Mason.
Wallace Reid At The Arcadia.
The Arcadia announces the inst
showings of Thomas Meighan IN
White and unmarried'' at the thea
tire today. This win culnlinata what
has been one OF the most successful
engagements in many months. speed.
speed and then some more speed
that's what's to be expected tomorrow
at the Arcadia. when Wallace Reid
AFEhfr tt6 tattkfAttft-Ht III 1tV dutU
Speed" The star steps on the acceja.
rator Of his new vehicle and lsssves
all records behind. Give to Wallace a
good automobile story and then II
made one Of his best pictures. The new
production is a continuation Of the
experiences Of the characters in
What's Your Hurry7''
ararniyaI', Al The Afdine
There Is a play within a play ia
Carnival" this weeks attraction AZ
the Aldine Theatre, Market at Eighth
street. a circumstance that never fails
to make q film doubly attractive to
the movie lover. Mathoson Lang, the
celebrated English actor who assumes
the Leading role in the production, y
seen as a Venetian thespian. who in
the course of the action of the story
is called upon 10 play the role OF
Othello in Shakespeare tragedy. The
actor had been Jealous Of hts wife. who
WAS playing the role of Desdernona
and soon he forgot that he was play
ing part. No longer WIS he Otheilo
nor was the woman before him ne~-
demona. He was merely a jealous hus-
band; she an erring wife. The situa-
ton is one of the most dramatic II,
the entire range Of screen literature
and the happy solution Of the problem
comes with punch that Is irresistible.
Louise Lovely Mt the Rlalto.
Lovely Louise Lovely is 10 star az
the Ratio today and tomorrow. Her
picture is While the Devil Laughs. =
Although she is an emotional actress
Of exceptional power she IL not given
TO eyclonie outbursts. Yet it cannot
be denied that she gets over her
big moments with a force that brings
out all there ix in them. while the
Devil Iaughs~ IL built around under
world character and has popular
theme-the reformation of two crooks
through love and suffering. There
are several exciting scenes in the
drama.
Constance Taimadge ut the savoy.
well worthwhile comedy il prom
ised in up The Road With SaIlie'' in
which Lewis J. Selznsck presents Con-
stance Taimadge at the Savoy Theatre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
National League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American League.

American League.
Cleveland, 4; Athletics, 5.
st. Louis. s; Washington. 3.
New York. 2; Chicago, (5 in
nings rain).
National League.
Philadelphia, 6; Cincinnati, 5.
New York. z; Chicago, 2.
St. Louis, II; Boston, o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
W. l.. pockstader Reco,erx.

William L. Dockstader. who lis sum.
mering at Atlantic city, has been in
but he has recovered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
Suburban League.
Saturdays Results.

Krebs. Z: Stanton, 3.
MarshaIlton, 5: Elsnere, /.
Delaware City, IL: Five Points, S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08

Some things that YOU want and
need are advertised for safe among to-
days classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08

Totals .s.....,......-...,.-I II l3 p
SCORE BY INNINGS.
kiwanis - o q O 5 oil
lanxduwne 80 o 0 o O o o 0 o.
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SATURDAY BASEBALL.
City L cague.
Saturdays Results.


Delaware y c., IS; Fourth Ward, .
Eastlake. Q; Highland, 1.
Edge Moor. 2i: st. Hedwig's. 3.
Keystone. 6; Hillcrest, 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
AH-wIlmington Leagus
Saturdays Results

South Side-Eden. Il: Parkside, 0.
11th Ward, IL: Crescent, 7.
Defiance, z: Brownson, ).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08

Lorraine VS.. Yorklyn, Second
and du Pont streets.
Delaware Bronze vs.. Stanton,
at Stanton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-08
Constance Taimadge at the sayo,

a we'll worthwhile comedy il prom
ised in Up The Road With SaIlie'' in
which Lewis J. Selznick presents Con-
stance Taimadge at the Savoy Theatre
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
CONDUCT SCHOOL OF
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
~ HEALTH OFFICERS

Springfield, Ill.,, Dec 13.-The state
department of public health is hold
Ing the school Of instruction for
health officers in Springfield this
week. All Of the newly appointed
district health superintendent in the
employ of the state have gathered
att the capitol in response to re-
quest from Dr. l. d. Rawlings, direc-
Tor Of public health, for the institute,
which win cover a period of seven
days, Dec. 1918.
Nrhe school has been arranged for
the primary purpose OF giving to the
health officers clear and definite in
formation relative to the scope and
character OF the various activities Of
tile state along public health lines
and to give them frs hand instrgc-
tien as to their duties and responsi.
bilities. 1t is believed that in this
way the men will be equipped to per-
form their work in the best possible
way and that the p9ople of Illinois
VIII consequently receive the most
efficient public hea th administration
possible under the existing laws.
The program for the institute has
been divided into two sections, one
dealing with theoretical matters and
one with the practical operation of
tfPse theories. The theoretical
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
BOOZE PROBLEM IS
PERMANENT Thing
CONGRESS LEARNS.
TWITHsTA NDlNG THAT
NATION is SUPPOSED TO BE
DRY THE OLD RUM QUESTION
CONTINUES TO BOB UP AT
WASHINGTON.

Washington, d. c., Dec, 14.-Ques'
tiens bearing on prohibition figured
IN the tariff hearing before the senate
finance committee today. Proposed
increases in duty OH distilled spirits
and champagne were opposed on the
ground OF an undue burden upon the
suick. Opposition to an Increased
duty on hops expressed onbehaf OF
manufacturers of near beer. Import
ers of Italian lemons opposed in
creased duties on the ground that con
gress owes 1t to the public to provide
cfieap lemonade as a substitute FOR
beer and wine.
sThe only witness appearing In con
nection with the liquor schedule OF
the tariff bill, on which hearings were
announced for today, was Levi Cooke
opposed the increase in the Fordney
tariff bill from $3.50 to So per proof
gallon on brandy and other distilled
spirts and from SO to So per gallon on
champagne.
mir. Cooke said that the rate should
be left at such point that liquor
which is brought in for medicinal pur'
pSses. will not be so high priced as TO
be an undue burden upon those who
are III. When one of the senator's
questioned the value of champagne
for medicinal purposes Mr.. Cooke
said that It had high medicinal value
and that well known public official
who died recently in Washington
hospital had been kept alive a week
on nothing but champagne.
Mr.. Cooke on behalf OF Anheuser
Busch OF st. Louis, objected to the IN
crease in the ordney bill from 10
cents to "a cents pound on hops.
Mr.. Cooke said that the Anheuser
Bmsch company in manufacturing ce-
real beverages | sobliged to use one
hat imported hops, and one half do
mestic hops, in order to get the proper
flavor
He said that the manufacturers OF
cereal beverages are having difficult
time and that to impose this addition
all duty would be intollerable. He said
that the domestic growers of hops on
the Pacific coast do not need the adj
ditional protection.
THE proposed increase in duties on
lemons sought by California growers
wkre objected to by l.. ]. Scrarameli.
president OF the Italian chamber OF
commerce Of New York.
Congress has taken away our beer
and wine," said Mr.. Scaramallis "and
therefore should give us cheap lemon
ade."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
OTTER CREEK

Mrs, Rachael Gan and Mrs. Bessie
smith spent Sunday at the John Gar
home near Blackstone.
Misses Ida Kiss, Florence Bencken'
dorf, Maria Wolfanger and lrmylo
Mason attended the party at Miss
Nora Kings home. west Of Sreator,
gwen in honor Of Miss Vera Mackey,
Who is to we'd Howard smith on
Christmas day, Mr., Smith is q son
OF Mrs, Elizabeth Smith The party
was given Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs Amiel Stebar spent Thursday
afternoon at the Malcolm Trenor
home.
The Rustlers have been very busy
for the past few weeks and the Boost
ers are indebted 70 them for many
entertaining programs. Their laSt
IVES an old fashionei school given az
the monthly meeting Of tho Commu
nifty Boosters in their hall last Friday
evening 1t was evidently Friday aft.
ernoon at the country school, the
time when everyone speaks pieces
and when the mothers come to visit,
The teacher. Miss Know.lt,All (Mrs,
+. Riss); the superintendent, Mr., Not
Got Much tElgy BirtwelD, Mrs, Bar,
tell Mrs. Frank BirtwelO, and Mrs
Wartell (Mrs. p. PederSon) were the
visitors and took great interest in
the following program
Song. School Days" by pupils.
Composition en- q pig. by Willie Tell
Troy Pederson).
Song, See Saw" by Ina Flrt
Gertrude Missel
General Information by Della Ware
Uaura Pedersou).
Duet, Jungle Bells" by Vera Good
and Ella Plant Evelyn Lucas ana
Dorothy Benckendorf).
Solo, They Go Wild, Simply Wild
Over Me- by Percy Verance Earl
Morrison).
Essay for Bald Heads" by Iona
Ford Marie Wolfanger).
Duet, "Huckleberry Finn" b.
Huckle Berry Finn and Hesa Mutt
elmer Thorson and Arnold Wolfan,
ger).
Song, Every Little Bit" by pupils.
Closing song. Games OF Our Child.
hood Days" by pupils.
Cher scholars in the school we. Q
Ella Water (Nettie Morrison); Icy
Straight (Elvin Rissl. Allie Cato,
Florence Benckendorf) and r. Their.
mometer clarence Riss).
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

the courtesy of Chicago's health com.
missioner, to various public clinics
such as child welfare, venereal dis
ease and tuberculosis. Trips to pub
lie schools. hospitals and other insti-
tutions and to municipal water puri-
fication and milk pasteurization plans
for the purpose of seeing the wide
and varied scope Of public health ac-
tivities in operation are also on the
program.
All classes and demonstrations
throughout the course will be con-
Quoted by men Of special training
and broad experience in their particu-
lar line. Nothing will be left undone
in the efforts Of the state department
Of public health to prepare the dis
trict health superintendent for the
fullest discharge of their duties to
the end that the public may receive
service that will minimize the dam
ger Of epidemics and promote health.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

( Reading, "Nan's soliloQuy' by
Sarah Toga Ida Riss),
Mr., and Mrs, FLOYD Harber spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Fred Glenn
of near Grand Ridge.
Mrs L, e, Stevenson was sunday
night guest with her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Brandes.
Miss Winlired Barrickman spent
sunday at the X, c. Harber home and
attended The dedication e New Hone
well sunday
NJ" scnaf;er and Willlam Bodic
snelled and delivered corn to Richards
Thursday ana Friday
West pressNr and Bert Flanagan
speat MondaJ evening at tn, Edward
Jones home.
William Poole has purchased a new
Ford sedan.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Harder and
daughter Hazel spent Sunday ot the
Amos Smith home.
Floyd Erickson spent lat Monday
evening with his sister Mrs. Floy'
Harder
Mr.. and Mrs. L, C. Harder and chill
dren visited Sunday at the A. :.
Poole home
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kacvinsky Wis.
tied with relatives rear Grand RidEo
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs c. w, Harder were
callers at the Lewis Pearson home on
Tuesday Mrs, Parsons mother. Mrs.
Lynch had the misfortune 10 fall and
break some ribs
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Morrison visited
in Streator sunday.
Miss Hazel Harder IL able to GO
back q her school duties after bCinG
confined to her home with the mumps
Carrie Jones is spending the We /
in Streator with her grandplrerta
Mr., and Mrs. Taylor Jones. Mr.
Jones Is doing nicely.
Mra G. w. Harder spent few days
last week with Mrs A. C. Poole.
Walter Benckendorf IS haling straw
for II. h. Baker this week.
Charles Barton moved to his home
In Streator Monday.
Mrs. Cousland assisted her sister
Mrs, Rork, to cook for shelters Mon
DAY.
Rev. Appleby and Rev. Archer ate
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Elyin
Benckendorf Sunday,
The More the nerrier.
PIE inn and Tumble inn are two
hotels in New Jersey.