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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Arrived Yesterday

ST. kootenai. Norfolk Sept -. 70 Seager
Steamship Co. With Tadsc. anchored in
SO ArtIras Seattle Aog -. san Pedro
Sept {. phal~aeiphla 80. to n Tracy &
So Matsra '9r). Iernera4a Sent Is.
Brighton .. Pot spain - and Grenada 4.
T. Furness. witty & CO: with - PASS.
mails nc rodse; Per - Bklyn
Str Maeah Hellas lGf) Constsnza aug
50. Cqnsta niinople Sept J. smyrna s.
Iirnus , and Patrss IS. to Y Galanos &.
rG with 81 first 80 seconl. s2s third
class pass. mails and ncse; Pier -,
Bklyn.
conspaenie Camera nsa,'an:ique, with
4ss first. rs second, l62 MIRA class pass.
mails ana rdse Pier S. \ P
ST. Clans. Daasig Sep: =: to A H B b..
mails and lndse: Pier -. bklyn.
s. Colon, C-islo bel sen "a. Port-au-
Prince g, to the Panama Railroad Steam
ship Line. WIN ~ pass. mails and lndse'
ST. Charles Pratt. Lobos SEPT e, 70
Sir Hsraid C'Dazl. Chatham. y "a, Sep,
-. TO the Caribbean. Line, with iath. foot
York & cuba Man Steamship Co; ar
Str Hsvans Maru (Ja9o. Singapore July
: San Francisco Sept 4. Cristobal ept 81
= Barber Line. with -ndse3 PEE o. ilvn.
Str Hallway, Tecomate Sept q to Column
Ainsvi,le. : J.
s5r Bartholomew. returned; to &
Cuba Mall Co. anchored of sta7leson.
5 Pron,e,heus Lvnnhaven Reads;
I F. R@As :: Iy9nhAVen Roads an
Z Raj. I.vnnhaven Roads; anchored
of l7ssh =. y r
.l-s5 5. nesalin. 1rq7AAvsn Roads ar
[ Quail. Lyrnhaven Roads: an
chored OF l7s:h 81 y r
I Carrabasset. Lynnhaven Reads;
anchored CT 17s,h 81. \ z.
| s : Cor.ocook I-vnnhavea Roads.
anchored o.. i7sIh 81 \ r
L luha. LLnnAaven Roads: anchored
5 I3ridse9ort, Newport P I: Berth
10. Navy Yard. I3'klyn.
I S. Yireo.. LynahAven Roads: anchored
L 5 Brazos. 1y-nhsven Roads: an
chorei n lit.h 81, y r
s Abei P cpstsr Newport. P !;
= Hunt. Newport. r !; anchored Of
l.sih 81. \ r
George z paare-. Newport. !;
anchored Of l5sth 81 \ r
Branch. Newport. P !; anchored
OF lIsth s. p
BerndOa. Newport. ? :. anchored
T. Hubert. Newport, r !, anchored
us No9; Newport. P /; anchored of
I Truxton. Newport ! anchored
OF ltsth 8. = r
l5Sth =. r
- Dupont, Newport. P J. anchored
Of 18th s. y z.
I s 5 ohio Southern drm grounds; an
chored OF 1920 ST \ r
Arkansas, Southern drill grounds:
anchored Of ssth =. \ r
I Wyoming. Southern drin grounds;
anchored Of soth 81 \ R
5 florida. Southern drill grounds;
anc ho-et Of goth 81 \ 2.
I Delawa-e Southern drin grounds;
anchored q. osth -. \ z.
: North Dakota, Southern drill
grounds: anchored OF soth St. P.
James X PAuldins, Newport. 7;
anchored of 1:sih 81. X 7.
Str Centennial State, London Sept -.
Queenstown Sept = TO United states
Lines with pass mails and ..dse, an
c:orsd IF Quarantine.
Str Cissv 'Nor). Nera cruz Sept -, No--o
esss's -. - 10 & Suoa %
Schr II + Fl;zsirarrons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Gereti!a ans Sc SOUTH Pzss seDt 20

Herei!a as Sc South Pass SEP. 80.
hudson 1851 E ambrose Sept So.
huron 453 Scotland Sept 80.
Iroquois SAT S Ambrose Sept 80
J Fletcher Farrel PAL Sc Galveston Sept 80.
! Pew . ssw Ha;teras SEPT 80
Jean IS NE Sand Key Sept -
1unista Fd Cape Hen~y Oct I.
hno1ville City ESQ sW San Pedro 3 m
L-sla~sans Bridge lat x Il lon 81 os
Laae F,ler4v,sta 70 W cape san Antonio
Liberty Bell als y Hole-in-sne-wai all
I,iln@e rs " Havana Sept 1s.
Liy'nston Rec sos Ne Charleston sepi 80.
Louisiana $50 " Tortugas :. .. SO
MaAura 1901 Honolulu p ~ Sept e
Hanoa IL Honolulu p n Sept 9s
Manuiani q from Honolulu , N sept =
Ha-ne lo2 : faierss sept &C.
Metapaa 5Ie y C-istoosl Sep. 81
&obile Cry 7os NV cape Msia Sept =
Monroe s9s Z Cape Canso Sept n Cow
Ing s 5 oskaloosz).
Nunwood 50 { Cape Henri Sept 80
Marking 800 y l4onoiulu : ~ sest q
Ontario : Shinaececk Sent %.
osSs ioosa so : Z C-pe Czrso Sept 20 Cn
FhiIsdelphia 50 s scotland :. y sept 81
i1aF'.eI - ;: .. \ Ianpioo Ra- sept -.
Roanoke - Dve-f91ls OCT
Rochester - X Jupiter sept %
; Spalding 100 Nantucket sep. 80
Sssua Isl : Ambrose sgt So
s. anthony % Five Fathorn AM Ocr
Sa5 Pablo SO fattsrez Sept so
Solitaire ~ Sa bin Bar sept -
Steel Mariner pd Mona Island Pm
Sept 30.
Steel Worker l.os7 Z Anb-ose Sept 80
stockton 80 from kas II pol m sept ?
sTittsiar - " Sand Key Sept ..
Sw3frarrow l27 X Sand Ney SEPT -
e1as l6- " Sand Key Sept g.
Thomas II Wheeler l45 " Tortugas
Tron'oiite 900 z Tampico sept -
Eictolile % W Sand Key sept -
Nest Cape 35e \ Capa ii-rry Sept 20
Nfst fsleta ass from Balboa PM Sept 90
Wichita lar 81 IS lon 50 rs scot 20
v heaton lat 81 ~ lon so % Sept 30
Yankee Arrow los Sabine Bar Sent 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

The Jewish Core pondence Bureau
celebrated It's second anniversary at q
dinner in the Hotel Brevoort last night
Twenty publishers and editors Of the
Jewish daily press Of the city at
tended. Samuel Untermyer, chief
counsel Of the Lockwood housing COM
mitsee, was the principal speaker.
Mr.. Cntermyer discussed tne differ
ences between Justice Louis d. Bran
deis. Judge Mack and their followers
and DR.. Chain Weizmann, president Of
the world Zionist organization Ne
took occasion 20 criticize Henry Nor
genthau FOR the stand the litter has
taken IN regard to the Zionis. move
nent.
"Mr. Morgenthau.' ne said, SIS re-
ruted to be man Of great wealth,
worth many millions Of dollars If he
has devoted any part Of his great
wealth toward promoting any Jewish
cause whatever | have never heard OF
It. The mere giving Of money BIZ men
who can afford 20 give without sacrifice
is not in itself very convincing evidence
Of the depth OF sincerity Of a mans
Judaism. Il is about the easiest thing
he can do.
THE real debt Of gratitude Of the
Jews is to the men who are unselfishly
dedicating their lives to our cause at
great personal sacrifice, men Of the
type Of DR.. Weizmann, Mr. Marshall,
Dr.. Wise and Dr.. Magnes."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Reports by Wireless
By L. S. Shipping Board
Service

dated a. noon uni,rs otherwise specin.d.l
Abanrarez $50 \ Cristobsl sept 50.
AKwi71oon % \ Jupiter seps 20
Alabama Us 5 Hatteras Sept 50.
America lat 10 - lon 81 50 SEP, so
A7gs $50 " san Psa,o Pr rs sePs -
Beatrice X H2t;e.as Sept 20
Rylayl ~ ENE Fire Island Oct !.
Carlton $50 Hatt.ras Sept 20.
Charlton Hail los San Pedro Pm
CHINA stss V san Francisco Pm Sept q
chinanlpa ~ 5 Fat;eras sept 40; ~
CITY Of vlwood s5s by y Cape Henry
CoI.9rnewyne 80 s Ambrose sep; &c
Creole state ;. $40 w San Francisco Pm
crof:on Hall 1870 ssE Ambrose Sep: a.
Eastern Queen 1t y Balboa Sep, 20
Eastern victor $50 ENE Hole-in- W al
Edvard L Doheny j 80 E Alacran Rec.
En.ngna1n l7s from Balboa PM Sept 60
E! Lago Is liatteras Sept 60
81 occidente as 8 Isatterss sept "a
Eugene Thsyer 30 Alacrsn Pee!
Sep. 90
Flsetoo - v Cape Mala PM Sept 80.
Z Luckenbach e-5 San Pedro Il
Barsto~ 40 NV Sand Kay SEPT %.
Flor:diga le8 : San Pedro Sep, 81
George + Jones 25 ME- Ea;terss Sept 80.
Granite State 1923 w Honolulu ? n
Sep. %.
C-ec.an ls3 sw Nantucket Sept 50.
Gu!fcoast $50 z Sabine Bar Sep. 80
Gulfstrearn RS ESE Sabine Bar Sept so
Hayden lat &c ~ lon 50 IS Sept 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Canada. Palermo. Sept s.......r.bre Lin.
Tahetoyo MsTu. Singapore. Aug IS.
Eoulder. Weir Boyd
Aware Pernambueo' ssPs Is
CaiabTia. GihraItsr Sept 40; .Cunard Line
Chicago City. Bristol. Sept l..
James ArAe,i Co
Nun place. Tarnplc sept Is Munson Lines
American, San Pedro. Sept l3..-Jnit An l
Pennsylvania. Boston. Sept l...unl; Al. l.
Ca!2'1S-es, Havana. Sep. %. Unit Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
Columbia, Glasgow. Sept "a. .Cuaard Line
Roussilion. Eavr.. Sept co..... French Line
D7o:taing holm. Gothenbu-s, Sept ;.
swedish American Line
Philadelphia, San Juan. Sept 81
Red y, Line
Due Tuesday
s.-ssba loadon, ss5; All T raas Line I,s
HeN.g Olav, Copenhagen Sept -.
Scandinavian American Line
Mon,olair. London. Sep, =.
Cosrso politan Shipping Co
Due Wednesday
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. sept "a.
Hog Island. Blzer:a, Sept 2oExport 5 Corp
Munarl.Ar. Ant.lla. sept 50. Munsoa Lines
Due Thursday
Car-nania. Liverpool, Sept II. Cuns-d Line
TiViVes, Kingston. Oct !. United Fruit Co
Aeolus. Santos Sep, :l......M unson Lines
Due Friday
Ryndau,. Plymouth. Sept -,
Vsubsn, RiO de Jsaeiro. Sept 20,
81 Lam Dor. e. Holt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Oct Arrived. SIS
Lake Chelan. Norfolk. Deutsc hfelds lCsr)
Hamburg via Philadelphia Sailed Strs
Sosua lNor,, Norfolk and Newpo-: News
aTriet tNorl, Tarnpico; Eastern Soldier.
ROTTERDAM and Antwerp. Brah~hol1n
(Swed). New Orleans via Texas Cry: In
sg,e ctor. Antilla and Maia1zas CsIy Of s.
Joseph. Genoa and Mediterranean ports
BOSTON. oct Arrived: Strs ScrtAiar
ODD, London; Marsvi fBr) Danes Spring
neld Seattle; Everett. Ia aberl's Point.
Muna bro. Baltimore Howard Baltimore
and Norfolk; Ontario. p-!l2del gh.a Ga.isr
two Sept 800. Sailed: Sits Harold Walker
Tanpico: Moonlight. New York. Mstoa
Norfolk; Howard. Norfolk and baltimore.
MOBILE, Aia. cc, 'l-Arrivcd: ST.
Arthur II sewicker f3r). Tanlpico. sch-s
Rhlph Parsons fBT)- Mexico L.xt 5
Brothers t5rl. Tanpico. Sailed S.rs
bayou Chico, Antwerp Onloa jHofa).
Por, Der-ics
PENSACOLA, Fla. DC, Arrived: su
Tlniorstio 1sr). eoll.'erl- ses.e4. So
.aT91ne Narq Jan Yokohama: Cape
PHILADELPHIA. Oct Arrived SITS Mo-
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MONACO. Liverpool Monmouth Coraanctlee
tBr}. London. 81 Anthony. Fowey. . q
ScoAeld. San Francisco. Gsrgcyi- Alex
ardfia- Sailed SITS Nantucket. Boston.
.usntico Nam; uckel. Santa Theresa { i3rl.
New York. osskis. Piraeus. etc, Philip
Fuulicker. Havana; New York, Porl Arthur.
PORT EADS. OCT Arrived s,rs
Ia si,.o- Cien.u@gos H2veliand fifer)
Hamburg Rama fNic). bl1eee3as, Cerrito.
porto Rico Sailed S1rs Bolivian slsr).
Brunsyvicsf. Ca-diu-n fBr9. Tanrico.
Ganny tNor(. P~osrs 80 Santa Gertradis
lI5r1- Yer Crr@. >sra:nacce. Tea
f5a1.spcsen. Norfsik. sailed. SIR G-ain,on
,,sr} ROTTERDAM: schr Josephine = Mc-
Question. Norfolk.
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Going On To-day
DAY

american Museum OF Natural History. ad
mission free.
,l~tropoiitan Museum Of Art. admission
<-ee
. oaariurn: admission free
>sv Yo-A Historical Society; admission
Van Cortland. Park Museum; admission
illogical Park, admission free
-zE os Fame New York University
University Heights, admission .re.
.-ectrre By Anna c Mole on The Psychoi-
egy Of Business Success" Hotel Aston.
,ie~ting o. the New York Chapter. Knights
ot Columbus. Hotel Commodore. ,
Missionary meeting. Town Hall. Forty
third street near Broadway 3 o'clock
A6dress by MIS- Com rnisssoner Booth
tucker On 'Tncias Millions
lecto-s b Arthur Rugh On Shall We
Have Chaos o. Christ n China ?" West
SIDE 7. N c a. ocioca.
NIGHT
.ec-s-e by John Haynes Holmes on The
-echrfque ~ World Reform. what Shall
Tss =" Community Church. Park Ave-
- and -.lrty-fourth STREET. SIS o'clock.
BOARD or EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
C,1ar rectal. ~ ". A Goldsvor.hy a.
seash.neion Irving Etrh school. I-T;ns
r1ace ard Sixteenth Street. clock.
The Irish IN America, by DR.. James J.
Wzle+ public School lo1, Nth
The Book O. .he Hour" by Professor :
9 Carer Troop. 1t Hotel Majestic. Cen
.rsl PARK West q, Seventy second Street
At 20 CLOCK
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ire Record

n sf,-sss iissh #. Tony r.-
~ ,,a,h St rrsd nsg.r- <
Ff1t ~ nv. unknown ........ .sone
: -}s me- F.afas n and Asler,on
~ shs Bronx. auto Frank Pts
- PSI ~ Dsnoi5n srsoti Trsrisnx
lt~1fa =. Aae stn az; sae~sr
: ao-Iss 'ssa st; eAlsnn.5 5.'''As
se-<ss " TIN ri ceiafie..
- as---i7s e. ,is,h ct sssry ysT.y. =
=. Trespg
s,it--1at Y. ieih = sslvaiors 1.z.
~ s.---.-.- Unknown
E~-f5i7 HesteAsstsr AZ ihs
ffpu1 Norris seigei ynsnorn
se-~eis FIREMAN a.. The bronx
ffrfD2r K9Ts4ssky e... Unknown
z7e~~fzz T. KIN st. the Bronx
DefSiatcs fy<cs .....,.. fn.r1xr
aJs~-~zcff fs<i~y AZ. tbs kYcnx bs
~ T>dnst1l -.-.<-...... .. f-nxraxr
<itt~sss " .osth At: Eorneo issi-
sss~fss y a3s' st J. sehslshxser
az rs Yesrytas 1T \ cr+~rssfs
80 insn31n
A. Ecsfassatt. .......,... Ua4newa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
I ore,gn Ports
Arrivals FIon New, York

3rrl>ai> 4 On ->cH I ot<
TRs ESTE se4t -4-str Augusta Fohes-
czegru tItaiA
FoRr SAID. &C, Str c.ty c. Lahore
BtENoS AYRsS. sept so-~str Bonhear
IBID. NeW Tork
..Ieo. Se.i. 9s-Str Ia Bourdoaaal s
e.
NAVRE sept .s-S,- France ,Tr>
t'3i'i,> tiAfst.. .7e4i x 50 ~ ne.f.
SlsGFoRS. SEPT zl-sir Pittsburgh
Br.f e.
AIHCRe sept 4o-Str V.nce.nos Bridge.
So r AifToN, sep, Se-siT besen-
ga r~f
HAMBURG. Sept 5o-str saaonis 1Br1.
DEPARTURES for New York
ST Nlc-lAE1.s. Sep, 2s-str Canada
GO
sAPiEs sept ee-s,r SO, Eagln-~r.
to4NOt ana. sept ---S.r EurEn4chus
(I3-)
l.l. acTP0oI. oct str Celtic fB-9
BARCELONA SPIT 3a-Str C>aliz SPAN.
b{'E Nos AYREs. sept s9-'s,E Martha
" Is n retcD
ANTWERP. sept 2s--s.rs Deerfela.
SW44isEgie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
BOARD or EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan


From The TTibune's " oshincton Bu,eca
WASEi$GTO<- Oct. Army orders
frtset to-1ay follow:
Medical Corps
fsuz-en "a 5o- - " % San r-snclsco
Cotsn II Cot J " to Washington
'fsl<e =. c~2f. 4 W.. - Fo-t sam Houston
-odEe. Capt Z. 4. resigned.
fjeid Artillery
NTH car. =. NJ - fort Collin.
s-rrin. &As9T :. r. 20 Pikesviile
oaarterrnaster Corps
s'e 'tbrrg capt e.. = Washington
..eason- Capt g. r. 20 Camp $orrnoy..
yEscriIaneous
afn.fh cei e O.. L. : Army. TO San Ar
aasl9.
r. cha7 9. L. L. < Army. 70 water
f.eea rfcsntfzt
~ c. q - e1Ers - Cincinnati
rr~s fsior o.. r. co<s, ait. to vii-
axfo, = G
'tsfe. Gage = 2 inf. % Camp Knox
~14s r. Col =. Dent. 6. to wal
s~- yse1 4f1nri'sf
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Trans-Pacifc MALL

Ths connecting mails close ~ the General
Posto-ice and City Hall Postonice Station.
New York. at ,. n, as follows:
Japan. Corea. China and Siberia, via
Seattle. steamship Fushirna Maru. Octo-
Der :.
Hawaii Fill Islands New Zealand AMI
Australia. Via Vancouver and Victoria.
3. C. steamship Makura. October 2.
Japan. Corea. China, F-ench lnco- China.
Eeths7ianas r, Ehst lnal rs. t.1oeP' y, su-
couver and Victoria B. C, s.eansh p
Empress Of Asia. October s.
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES


" i'b' ca .'>s- i Nef
rst;eras 10 Key svest-Moderste north
east ard east yinds and generally fair
weather
Eas, Guif-Noderate east and southeas,
winds ard partly cloudy weather. proba bly,
local rains
Nest Gulf-A,odera:c to fresh east and
southeast wi1Gs overcas, weather and
probably loca. rains
Caribbean Sea and Vinswa-G Passage-
Moderate to fresh easterlE winds. partly
owe: lasi weather and proaab bly, local rains.
North Of Sa10y i5a0k-McGerate IS,
ana southwest winds. fasr weather
sandy Hook to Hsileras-ModerAte ives;
and UlhweSi winds over ror-h portion
and northeast oNe- south portion. fair
weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

s;rs Westerd.5s fDsl. Rotte-dsrn Mon
tars am. London. Texan (Arl. Phaia-
delphie For. Victoria 6Br). bermuda
Morro Castle tAraD. Havana; Walter I
MUnson fAT)- Nuevitas. Panoia tArTl
DaaziE v.a Philadelphia; 3ioInus fArra)
Nv Orlea rs. To!oa '9T). Havana; Geo. Il
lbr)- LIVERPOOL. Maracaib DO fArn) La
Gua!ra. Finland (Arn). Antwerp, Algeria
s3r> Glasgow Hamilton (A9n) Norfolk
Ia Lorraine CFr) HAVE: T,enape Arn)
Char iesfon saa jacksonville; Ba7tholorne "
iArl). Santiago e Sol fA1nj. Galveston
CollArrer fAm). Baltimore. T. n Asch.
fArn>, Texas City Catherine fArl). Porte
Plata koton!a Dam. ProsTeso. NarduMa
fiir). London Hsklnc fBr). Baltimore
Bzlsa fAaA. Norfolk. Porto Rico (Alrl
Sa- Juan. forc~ anC Maya suez. Guernsey
tNo-l, Eorfolk Hamburg and Danzig: Ia 4
Arihu- fA,s). Richmond; Clare. lAIn). sar
Juan. Ponce and Meyaguez. Fam tNor1,
Norfolk Rolt Jan fNo-J Dhilade!rhfa
Ethristis0.a aid Christlausand Anna flns
hlnESton- colombia and Car.ssena. Zacapa
fAnl) Santiago. Kingston and Puerto Bar
nos sad Roserie CDr). Alsie9s, harach
sehrs Mals &c scotland OBJ. Jackson
Vile. and Heivetia (Am). Charleston
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City Island
Bound South

Str Glenduyi~ Santo Domingo city via
Boston for New York. to Atlantic Fruit CO !.
in ballast.
Bound Fast
schr Maid q France CID, Port Reading
Tor Halifax y S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Cleared

So Moro Castle fArrl. CAPTAIN Rlaol-
ADDER Havana y & Cuba NAH 6 Cr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

OF al me furnhue end Woodwork We recommend On,
'peo'i Nleanins Oil Ahipped anywhere 81 50 De, Ltl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-16
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton. Md, July 16.--Five loaded
freight ears on west bound freight were
wrecked at Elk Mills. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Thursday evening. George
G. James, OF Baltimore, q brakeman was
injured, and was brought TO Elkton and
then sent to a Baltimore hospital Dur
ing the blocking of traffic passenger
trains were run over the Pennsylvania
Railroad between Wilmington and Perry
vile.
George Light, Of Port Deposit, while
riding his motorcycle. crashed IN TO the
stone ahutment at bridge at Charles
town and sustained serious injuries, lie
was brought to Union Hospital Elkton
for treatment.
A congregational meeting of Elkton
PRESBYTERIAN Church has been called for
tomorrow morning, by the New Castle
Presbytery, to consider the filling of the
pulpit vacancy.
The summer home of John McCluskey
along Elk river, was struck by lightning,
a few davs ago, and badly damaged
Rt. Rev George W. Davenport.
Bishop of the Diocese of Easton. will visit
the Church of Good Shepherd, Chesa-
peake City, tomorrow morning and con-
duct services. Ip the afternoon the
bishop will hold services in the church
at ST. Augustine.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Elkton, yesterday. TO Willard A. Thomp-
so2 and Irene Chamberlin, of Perry
vile; William J Downing of Salisbury
and Catherine H. Dodd of Millsboro,
Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-16
NEWS or SEAFoRD.

Seaford Iuly t6.-The first buckle
ce,r,cs we're brought to Seaford sta
tion. Thursday. snd sold ~ - per
se-quart crate.
Miss Tina Benson, daughter II Key.
and Mrs. y. 4. Benson. is spending
two weeks with her sister Mrs.
charles Malin. IN Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fisher and daughter Miss
Pearl Todd ~ Greenwood. arc visiting
Mrs. J. r. c Hnl at the Sussex Ho-
.s
Mrs. D c. Jones of Newark, y. y,
vas 4 guest this week % Mrs. James
A. Morgan. Mr and Mrs. James viii
move ~ Seaford in August, having re-
Gently purchased the home Of W.
Morse. West Seaford.
Mrs =. j. Nichols and children, q
salisbury Md. have heen spending the
week here. with her mother. Mrs.
Charlotte Adams.
MIR. and Mrs George r. Wright of
Brooklyn. y. n. arc at Polk Isl~nd
rarrn. near here. as guests Of T.. !.
f>stucr.
tJr and Mrs g. r. Freed and son, q
parkershurg, W. Va, and Mrs. 5. p.
Evans of Mnlville. spent part Of the
week here with Dr. and Mrs IL NJ.
Manning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-16

week in Lewes, as n guest of Miss
Mary Messick. before going to Re-
hoboth Beach for a stay OF some
length.
Arthur w Barnes of Wilmington
is spending his vacation in Lewes with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Barnes.
Dr. and Mrs. Sylvester BoolShammer
of Atlanta. Ga. motored to Lewes In
their Packard car, this week, and for
four days came through heavy rain
storms. They are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bookhammer of near town.
Next week they viii open their cottage
on Lewes Beach. where they viii spend
the summer.
Mrs. Eugene Manning and son, Will
liam, of Wilmington are occupying
their cottage on Lewes Beach for the
summer.
Mrs, Amelia Brown is having inn
provements made to her cottage OF
Lewes Beach.
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, July 16. Wilkins
Hume and daughter, Miss julia of
Washington arrived here this week 10
spend two weeks with the Humes, who
are sDeudinc the summer at the kates'
cottage,
The town is in extra good condition
nov. with added lights and all night
light service, weeds cut and crossings
swept
DR.. William Smith and wife Of Phila-
deIphia are spending the summer at tho
shore with Or r. g. Beehe.
Mr.. and Mrs FL Hellings Of Whining
ton are here for a visit
The y. w O. A. cottage isl filled
and also all boarding cottages for the
summer.
4 balloon dance was given at the
BeIhavcn Hotel, Wednesday evening.
The childrcn's party at Hotel Hen
lopen was postponed, Wednesday after
noon, on account Of the weather.
Mrs. b. F Shaw is entertaining Mrs
Margaret Cummerford of Wilmington
this week.
Mrs. W. t. Tappan entertained Mrs
5. Ferguson Of Wilmington, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Mifiin OF
Dover are at their Surf avenue cottage
for the summer.
Mrs. Grace Brankam is entertaining
her brother from New York City over
this weekend
Mrs Henry Holden and son, Leonard
Of Pittsburg, arrived here this week.
Mrs. Charles Salin, Jr. and sons Of
Washington, d. G. have arrived TO
take up cottage life in the Pines.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex County Club Girls Pre-
pairing Exhibits for Har-
rington Display.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
From Every Evening" Correspondents

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Dover. July 16.-To the state Board
of Education, yesterday. Superinten-
dent OF Public instruction III. V. Hoi-
loway submitted a plan of distribution
of funds for running schools through
ont tho state, less an amount to be in
vestigated by the board before MAX
ing nnal allotment and distribution.
A delegation from Stockley asked
for permission TO borrow money 10
erect a new two-room school house
which is badly needed.
Another delegation. headed by Rep
resentative Miller. from Sheilpot
school district. New Castle county,
asked for aid in re-estahlishing the
school. In that district.
Superintendent Holloway also pre-
sented a plan relative 70 high schools
differing from courses of study offered
them.
Resolutions were adopted providing
for reimbursement Of teachers attend
ing summer school; providing Tor
TRANSPORTATION OF pupils over the sixth
grade living three miles from inc
school and for transportation OF
nupils of the sixth grade and under
living two miles from the schools
calculation Of cost per capita of high
schools. whereby II is hoped smaller
btph srhools can be run without refer
cna,Ip, 10 increase the tax rate.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. July 16.-Mrs. Grace Wal
ters. who feli down stairs at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Fred Lewes. on
West Front street, last week. sus-
tanning several severe bruises, is rap
idly recovering and is able 10 be
about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Grier are
spending two weeks at Rehoboth
Beach.
Miss Emma Lindale, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lindale Of West
Front street, is at Milton. a guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Birmingham
Miss Emma Rice OF Baltimore is
the guest for ten days of Mrs. Hen
rietta Holmes at her residence near
town.
Lewes NJ. Apple. aged five years,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Apple,
died AT the home Of his parents. Mon
day night after an illness of FIVE
months. He was first stricken with
pneumonia, and later complication
Of diseases set in. Funeral services
were conducted Thursday afternoon
BY Rev. Henry l.. Bunstein. pastor
Of First Presbyterian Church, inter
ment in Barrett's Chapel cemetery.
near Frederica.
The blackberry crop in this vicinity
has about come TO an end and has
been succeeded by the huckleberry
crop. The latter berries have been
coming into the local markets this
week in small quantities and are re-
falling at quarter for a quart box.