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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Allied Troops Occupy More
Towns In Germany As Means
OF Forcing Reparation Terms
nv The Associated Press.,

French Military Headquarters.
Mayenee Germany. March $ or-
cupauon Of the additional Ger
man territory which the Allies
had announced they would take
possession Of as one Of the pen
alties for failure Of The German
Government TO meet its repara
lion obligations was carried OH
today No unioMard incident
marked the eastward move Of the
Allied troops SO far IS reports up
10 a late hour showed.
The occupation Of the city Of
Duesseldorf, the largest Of the
cities. was completed this morn
ing and that OF Duisburg and
Rnhrort, comprising together the
chief ports Or the Ruhr coai and
industrial region this afternoon
The entire movement was ef
fected in way % obyiate. so far
as possible. 4 show OF force, but
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08

the French and The British Rhine
fotiIlas We're prepared for even
tualities. 81 Dusseldorf the In
habitants we're warned in a proc
lamatien by the Mayor against
taking a provocative attitude to-
Wards the Allied troops
After the occupation of nais-
burg. General DeGoutte. Com
mander-in-C Chief of the Frenoh
forces. issued a proclamation 20
its people in which he declared
the occupation vas net a measure
OF hostility against the city. but a
means OF forcing the German
Government to terms.
No obstacle would be raised
against the carrying on If the
economic life of the region. he
declared. adding that the Allied
authorities we're ready to aid the
workers in bettering their eondi-
tion particularly in regard 10
provisioning.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Judge Carr Ill OF Grip

Judge Maynard Carr member of ifae
Orphans Court of the county, is con-
fined 10 his residence in the Second
district sunering from an attack Of
grip. Because of the Illness Of Judge
Carr. and the absence from the civ 81
Judge Be.lll who attended faneral
III Baltimore. the regular wef xiv
meeting Of the Orphans Court, seized
uled for today, was deferred until
Thursday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
DENBY LIFTS BAN
ON NAVY LEAGUE

The Tan placed on the Navy League
.ly Secretary Daniels in August. 1917.
fcrbidding its representative from en-
tering naval stations or shops, was
lifted Yesterday by Secretary Denly.
according 10 an Associated Press dis
patch from Washington. The restric-
tions were imposed by Secretary Dam
iels as result Of friction with the
icag agIlo.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
u. h. II. 10 INCREASE IT'S
INDEBTEDNESS 500 trfD.oOO
.Isy The Associated Press,

pIilL.aDELPHIA. PA. Mar. So
The stockholders OF the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad COMPANY, al meeting To-
day. approved subject 10 formal Notc
the resolution authorizing the cor
pora.ion TO increase IFS indebtedness
100000 900 for such expenditures as
tho directors deem necessary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
WoMEN'S MEETING AT
SAINT MARY'S HALL

There Will be meeting in ST.
Mary's Hall tomorrow evening at -
10 discuss plans for the Organization
of a branch OF the National Council of
Catholic Women for national Catholic
welfare. II IL hoped that all the wo-
men Of the parish will encourage the
cause by being present at this very
important meeting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Funds For Near East Relief

The Rector Of St Annes Church
has forwarded the following sums for
relief work during the last few weeks:
for European and Near East Relief
$685.. for Chinese Relief 170.42 He
will be very glad to send on promptly
any further sums for either Of these
causes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
DENBl lNTENDS 10 BE
REAL SEt.tOINt.
NAVY HEAD
Us, The A.soel.,ed Press,

WASHINGTON n e. ,iar
s Secretary Denby infcrds II
he a sea going head Of The
Navy Department He an
nounced today tlsat he biahs ~
90 to Guantanamo. Cuba. win
ter base Of the .A,.antis fleet
and return with the feet early
in April II his auties permit
ted. He said he Intended To ge
10 sea whenever possi,Ne and
10 hecome thorough. familiar
wnh the operations ol the
feet
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Marriage Licenses

COT RTNEY THOMPSON viii
liam +. Courtney is, Pasadena. Apnc
Arundel county Bertha Thompson,
IS. Baltimore
JORDAN CLARK Homer c Jar-
dan. 81. Christine g. Clark. Il; both
of Odenton. Anne Arundel county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Presbyterian Mems Club Meeting

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Mems Club OF the Presbyterian
Church will be held tonight at 8
o'clock in the lecture room Of the
church Professor & W Gigniallat
of the Naval Academy will speak op
his camping experiences in North
Carolina.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
800 CHINESE DROWN
ta,x The .sssociated I,ress.l J

HONG. KONG. Mar : More than
500 Chinese are believed to have been
drowned i'll the wreck of the steamer
Hong Moh on I.amock Island. off the
port Of Swatow kinang Tnng Pro-
sace, March 3. news OF which wa re-
ceiyed here today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
HARDIN. APPOINTS HONE
TOWN DOCTOR Is HIS
PERSONAL PHYSlGIAs
as, Tie A..eela.sa l.re...

WASHINGTON. d. G.. M.lr.
S Pr. sidenl Harding ha
definitely appointed Doctor c
I. Sawyer 81 Marion. his per-
oi.al pily stefan, and 1xpecfs To
againAte hln IN the near
future Tor tEe rank Of Br,sa
dier-Genersl Il The BE ie,i
Gnlps il became known here
today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
ROBINSON To PAY
MURDER PENALTY
ON APRIL FIRST
Slayer Of James Elder Tydings,
Well Known Third District
Farmer. To Be Hanged In
County Jail Yard Here Gov
ernor Signs Death Warrant
TO USE ScAFFOLD
ERECTED FOR SNOWDEN

- i. - i,,,s.,,
slaNcT ~ James f.ldtr NdinSS. =
Nell known farmer al the Third
.,.t., &; -. ,,, ;It ~.
i,,,,.,,.J ), .xn,.,,,an = his .r,n,e
Z, ,I,, c,,,,,t, al hrr, ~ An,,l
rs dedla VII sslle' SlSi'V'l ~
ioNer litchic. MAS received
80; rn,n. IL, Sb.,,,I lbnn,as
~,
10y $, Wll'' y ~ IS Nsl'Sd s'l''''
10 carry tic mandate 0t the laW
49,. .tJ.e,
isoito".i.s '"' =. .e.S '.,,,.', y -,
Nialsia''u wv - .Ni'l's'''a -
il condemned negro. Governor
Richie signed The death warrant AZ
The time. the Executive liked March
=, as the date Of execution lie over
looked the fact that that date IS not
only Good Friday tht most solemn
iay Of the calendar year and Is also
Naryiand ilay Inc ANNIVERSARY " w
founding of the Commonwealth ihs-
covering the error. he Governor di-
rected that the change be made ln
the oficial document
Se.fs.,d a. Ready
lure W ~as " p'sp'i' a''V" ~ ~ -"
execution remains ~ " uo'., 'o -. vi
grim LOOKING soa"o'u upoa "masa ',.
5ohh ohoMue,, a''os..s' "ss's. .,',,,s pans
tlle iei,ai's " 'Hs :" - -
ago, sun s'ailas ~ '"s iea' -.
| lali Safa on NdiN.'' a''eee.
.e't = seaho = ssls - 80 =. ~ 80 arae
'l'cu'reo ~ 'ns 49,, :, d, 80 $ -.
tioh oi ne" saiio"s ''u'n ','ne - $50 49,,
Nheh caPi'at pu'',s'''isn' = ''''s ~.
= hesus ohis - - 'ss's"'
Nearly Two Years since Murder
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Golored

ISAAC : QUEEN Henry Isaac. 30.
Odenton. Anne Arundel county. Anna
Queen. -. Gambrl,is, Anne Arundel
county
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Fought Against Dewey

During the se:ge Of Port Hudson he
commanded the Rock City Heavy Ar
iillery. Of Nashville, Tenn. whici.
battery was planted on the bluns OF
the Mississippi a few miles below the
mouth Of The He'd River He was the
only one of four officers who survived
the siege. Ia March. 1868. he took an
active part with his battery in the de-
struction Of the Federal steam frigate
Mississippi. of which vessel the late
Admiral George Dewey VAS then exc
cutiye officer. when Farragut's feet
attempted to pass the Confederate
batteries. For his bravery u: tins
occasion he was commended by Lieut.
Colonel P r de Gournay
Holds Many Offices
He is former president Of the
Board OF Development OF the Eastern
Shore OF MARYLAND. is brigad!er gen.
(Sonttnusd on Page al
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
MOSS INDORS[S PLAN
FOR PORTRAIT GALLERY
Judge Of Local Circuit Court
Heartily concurs In Capitals
Editorial Suggestion
NAMES COMMITTEE OF II

Concurring III lie suggestion sci
forth in the cdr nal in YESTERDAY =
Evening Capital h,r i picture CALLERS
OF former judges and coart clerks 6
adorn the Nails IF the C.rcuit Court
room, and taking he necessary ac.ior
for putting the 'sggeslion into prae-
;icsi effect jude KoDert Mos has
written the following letter in which !
committee is named an some lnter
estlng comment made as to the dis
tinguished chara, ers that Anne Arun.
del county can boast for such gal
lery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
annapolis, Md..
March =. 1921.


Editor OF The Evening Capital
Dear Sir: read. with much in
terest. your editorial OF March. Z. 1921,
IN which you propose TO have he pOr-
traits OF deceased Judges and Clerks
Of the Anne Arundel Court hung with
in the County Court Room. and fully
concur III what you say OF course
the list should be much ENLARGED from
the names you give IN your editorial
OF that date, so as to include Judges
Samuel Chase, Thomas Johnson. Jere-
miah !Townley Chase Judge Thomas
Baales tpfsey, Judge Nicholas Brewer
I2dge William Hallam Tuck and
Judge Daniel Il Magruder and Chan
cellors John Johnson and Theodore
Bland. and perhaps several others. Il
would also lie well 10 collect portraits
OF the leading lawyers of Anne Arun
del county now deceased. al the sanlt
time
From the time Of Daniel Duilney
this county has leen the home ane
| field of work of many of the ables
lawyers OF the State The Court ha:
therefore, determined TO appoint tlle
following committee 70 obtain these
! portraits and wherever the descend
ants OF a judge or attorney have
| framed portrait TO receive the same
RIDGEI.Y r. MELyIN
..DR. r. $ RILEY.
NICHOLAS Fl. GREEN.
"A. THEODORE BRADY.
FRANK H. STOCkETT,
ARTHUR TRADER.
-. CLAYTON BREWER
MRS. JAS. R. BRASHEARS.
MIS- MARY r. MAGRIfDER
MISS KATHERINE WALTON.
MISS ISABELLE CLAUDE
The courf much regrets that il
funds are. az the present time mncl
depleted. but there will be sufiicien
funds on hand to purchase frames 70
the portraits obtained The commit
Tee is invited TO organize and meet i
The Court Room.
Very respectfully,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
CFCII. COUNTY NOTES

c,,orial t.orrcepnuderce - Every TVenlnR
TlLton. Nil March u Mrs harles
i Gufbtha. pianiat AMI vocalist from
N,lnuqton gave recital AZ the luca
Jav afternoon meeting ~ the Women .
cl,,b og Fllton at thor rooms ~ tho
Tucker hwldins
Several caaea ~ acerlet teN"r have
hoon reported ~ Rising Sun
Nrs y = Weaver and tnond -
Savannah. Ga Arc apendloa Revefal
waoLz with her mother Mrs Hatrv
4 Miller. N llkton
Ntias : Corianr lamar II llkton waa
awarded first prire n MINIATURES at the
Alj-Sou.hern Art Exhibition at harles
ton. s -,
1 marriage Gcorso was iasued in FIX
ION vrstcr,tav b. Earl | Nnulton 81
/ Nottingham Ia and Ressle NJ koitt
/ of Newark. pel
The Nozq,ck Will caar involving ~
/ estate of $40 900 removed from DnntoE
~ TIkton has occupied tho attention +"
court since Monday. with indcationa Q
continuing throughout the week
FIovon LAWYERS are engaged and NOR
than hltv wltneasra
Thomas Calvert ~ rcrrvville hoe an
no,,nccd his candidacy for tho nomna
ton Tor assistant county treasurer ~ ~
Democratic primaries
Rcniamin Chambers, fisherman {
North Fast. was drowned, Yesterday l
North East river. when he l'ecamo !
and fen backwards from his boat
Coroner Magraw of Flkton hna Il
ease under an Investigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17

canal. ran ashore yesterday. The tug
startlc pulled her in 90 deep water
schooner with several thousand
bushels of oysters passed through the
canal. yesterday from the Chesapeake
bay 90 Wilmington.
On account of the civilian and soldiers
club dance NJ Fort du Port, last night.
the ST ,amcr General Carey was compel "a
10 make extra trips 60 Fort Mott, y. j..
for the accommodation of the people there.
Mrs. William Iildchrand left yesterday
for Philadelphia. where she viii be guest
of Mrs James Leith.
Mrs. NJ. A. Holiday will give bake
April ., in the store adjoining frank
Moore, on Clinton street, for the bcnch'
of ~ Paul's II G. Church
The tug Bristol. having IN tow n raft OF
ogs ncarlN onc-half mile IN length, from
Virginia to Philadelphia, reached here
last evening The logs will bc used rs
mine props in PENNSYLVANIA
Wanted 4 Young. industrious man
single, ms farm hand Apply I" Mlchae
Rowe. ST James protrCtorN, clark :
Corner: reference Adv.
Private Hcckcr Of the Quaftcrmastc'
Corps. NJ Fort Mott \. ! VIII occupy
tho Bender property ON Hamilton street
Mr. and Mrs Griffcnhurg. who have
been living in California for the past lev
wears have returned and wall uccup'
! their property on Canal strect
Mrs Laura kcanc IS ON thrcc-wecks
visit with relatives in liavrc dc Grace, ND
/ Earnest Splccr. who hes hccn very u
| for the past month NJ the HON" "' ~
brother. John Spicer continues ~ critr'
condition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
team nre county champions ofthe Inter
kschoInstic League,

team nre county champions ofthe Inter
Scholastic League.
scn-onnble goohs Colorits IN oil shades
Amami Hennn shampoo, u cents envcl-
ope: Trro tape the new idea mend,ng
tame. 30 cents roll Arnby pastiles, =
,leodorisinp incense candle. 81 cents box
r. Challenger Il Son. Prescription fhnr.
mnoiet Adv
Miss Alice Mccoy of Beldton, todny
celebrated her 1d,h birthday nnniver~
rurv Mt the home of her sister, Mrs.
oIian r Moore Of Itoaa Iiili Fha re-
reIved n number nf presents.
The INSTRUMENTATION cottnge pray
or narviree will bo held tomorrow even
iny nj the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Hewlett on the Baidton
Mra Arthur fonthers. who has he"h
seriouaiy III in reported 10 he improving
fn.oph smith 81 rfa ant Fourth att""f
is confined 90 hia home with rhouf's
tiHu
Richard Thompson. son ~ Mr. ehd
Mrs John Thonpson. Of itoHs I'M y
~ with the grip
Avn Rtuith ~ aecond straet is III WIN
ncttie bronchitis md grip
| George ~ case. former restdenf +"
| thie city. who nuw ia aHsistant audito
If tho Pullman offices al chicaKo. III
is spending several davs as IN" guest q
County Comptroller James q ehsw
victrolaa and Records. Rrifgewat"r
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
CUrSTERTOwN AND VICINITY

sro, 81 correspondence 81 Tvor> Evening
Chcetcrtown. Md March Il Nash
,ngton College baseball squad Is taking
advantage If the fine weather 20 get the
hunks out of throwing arms, and 1oach
k,her Is Arranging the spring sohcdul"
William y Stafford mail messenger
from tho Chcstcrtown pnstotfcc. u quite
IN M his homo on Cross street
Christian Fndeavor conference was
held here IN Christ N RI 'hurch Friday
evening The FLYING Suadaron com
posed ~ three State officers delivered
addrrsaca 4 supper was served by the
LADIES Of the church preceding the evening
session The squadron Is making tour
of the churches on the MaTyland-Dcia-
warc Peninsula
The names Of Samuel c. Caldwell
Robert r Avres and Charles l.. Dodd
have been mentioned IN connection with
the Democratic nomination Tor clerk
of the court Ia oppose Clerk A. Parks
Rasln. the Republican incumbent, who
will stand for denomination III the pr
maries this year.
Colonel Phihp G. Wilmer. who ls IN 8
/ New Jersey sanItarlum for special medi
! cal treatment, having had one OF his leg
! amputsted. Is improving, and hopes Is
s rPturn 10 his I hcsteFtpNh noIhe Sooi.
j Miss Margaret Plunmer Is quite Ill a
/ the home of her SISTER, Mrs Mollle tlon
,ru IN Chestertown Mrs. \ NJ. Bowen
also continues quite sick r Barcla,
I Kilbournc is quite i'll NJ his home on liigl
street with a complication of diseases
MISS Mamie Thompson is also quit
sick AT her home on High street
Mr.. and Mrs William Coiescott, q
Philadelphia. ore spending severa day
with her sister, Mrs. Marion Wolbert !
Chestertown.
The price Of lumber has fallen material
IL here during the spring and many wh
lad deferred building during the seaso
of high price will build during The sun
mer One firm Is booked with contract
that viii keep IT busy the entire sprin
and summer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
cECIt. COUNTY NOTES

s,peciai Correspondence ~ Every Evening
I5lttaa Md March II Directors
of the National Bank- of ElktOn, apprpv-
ed psnH, Tuealny for n new bank fiiili.
ING 10 lie erected on the site ri the old
Hninea property, on North street.
A marriage icensr was asued IN Elktnn.
Tueedav. H. Harry Applely Dean and
Mics Virginia f,aufn Laws II Chesapcske
Citv The couple will 10 married to
dev a. tho horne ~ the bride g parents,
Dr and Mfa Clifton G Laws. ~ fh"Ha-
poake itY
After DELAY ~ two months the cor-
onot.s r,fy on tho loath ~ Cherles and
gaorpr Iionka. brothers, whose bodies
wnrr found IN stump leland. near farfy-
ville have rendered verdict ~ death
Manuel panafatua formerly ~ View.
orb Del haa purchased the sinro a7d
buildings ~ James T Dom, on Wee'
| Main streot. Ilktnn for $1,000
cecil County School commissioner
have ordered teachers institute fol
eolarn,l teachera e. ie held n fik'"n
The FLYING arradron e tie isrvlano
! fetriatiau fsn,ieavor tinlon. now tour
no tbe State. will visit tocii enunfI
tojev and hold = meeting p Wee
Io.tiaghatn pfrahvterian hnroh
TEL - ~ all Dele ware through F"e'
y~..t.- -.uf nda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are a mild but s1uo
laxative. and their effect on the liver Is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are the ~esult of Dr.
Edwards determination not TO treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does. but have no
bad after effects They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel
They take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense of the teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums
So do strong liquids 1t is best not to
take calomel Let DIR. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches, ''dullness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and a
disordered liver. Take Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel log" and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
and "perk up" the spirits. l6c- and so'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
MARRIAGES IN SUSSEX

Georgetown. March l. Miss Marv
Chapman. OF Laurel and .Steolman {
Ineersoll Of Blades formerly Of Franklin
CITY, Va. were married Sunday night.
AT Laurel. hv Rev " Q Bennett
Miss Hazel II Collins Of Blades and
James c Porter Of Seaford. were married,
SATURDAY night. at Laurel hy Rev W @
Bennett
Announcement Of the marriage Of Miss
Amelia Lowe Of Pittsville Md daughter
Of Thomas Lowe, and OlhC Hudson OF
MiIlsboro. son Of J h. Hudson hos been
made. the ceremony having been per
formed on March }, hl Rev. J. Burton
McCabe
Mrs Minnie X Burton Of Lewes, ,daugh
ter Of Daniel Avdelotto Of Gainesville
this county. and Wilmer G. Joseph o
I,cwes. son Of Willard " Joseph Of Far
mount. were married SUNDAY night. 10y
Rev " : Grant Of RChohoth Beach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Ira L. Long and Harvey T. MarS''
Appointed Sussex County
Jury Commissioners.
THEIR GOLDEN WtUO'NN

vrom nvery Evening" Corr''pesn,dents.
Delaware City March !, Nr' ahd
ss...,L rc,ld,rp anniversary ~ their home
ON clinton street, Yesterday with only the
immediate family present collation.
.as served and a pleasant day was en-
loved bv all Prcscrt Is we're numerous. m
eindine sSi IN gold and several gold s"i-
verirs :, -, r
So NJ ard Mrs I \ Pcnrmg-
,on and daugh',r El1ah'th \ U p"r-
n,rg,on and Mr. eud Mrs George Zen
nrug,ou Of ,rh,'lad@lp@n. N''@ l'''"
.on. Papl Pennington. oi Wilmington
-es unable 80 attend IS he vas busy
,elebra,,rg hls brthdaN armversarv
-.,.,. ~ Roetor. Detroit and Ntiaptlt
CIV vircd thor congratulations
NJ and Mrs Pennington have hc'r
,c.,jcrts nf tins town NIL thcir lives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
FIRST SHAD IN NANTICOkE.

Seaford. March II Tho first run Of
any consequence Of shad in these waters.
occurred TUESDAY night and yesterday
morning. when nearly MI The fishermen
on the Nantlcokc made good catches Az
a result az tho mn the first roc shad OF the
season made their appearance in The. local
market YESTERDAY. and sold readily a.
81 % each. hut buck shad. which had
been retailing AZ - cr0ts each, dropped e
g. cents owing to tho large catch
Herring also are hcing caught IN great
Quantitlcs. and while the price IS : o"nts
each nov II IS expected 20 drop within 2
fov davs
Large catches q perch are bcrng made
down the rIver \ great many 81 thcsc
fish are brought here and shipped e
| Northern markets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
NEW = OF SNNRN '.

,,,a March l. Farmers ~ this
section have about Completed sprlre
rlnuirg and arc nov planting peasfad-
,shcs earlv POTATOES and other frol@
Thieves who entered the garage "i
W 7 Keith and son. here SUNDAY nlem
4 n sryIce truck belorgln ~" Ia
nnud stat Telephone CO. winch WAS
stored there. containing ladders. wire ara
ther equipment
Tuesdav afternoon some small sheds ~
he roav ~ the warehouse of Topkls
proshers CO caught fire ne ilre dn
,artmont quickly responded and ilt'F
damage was done
Farmers of that action of New asf =
,,unty ,nsf south ~ the Chesapeake ard
Delsuare Canal have been sustainlrF
ho.,-, losses from hog cholera. but the
7pidemlc nov seems 70 he on the wane
and few cases arc reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
NEWS OF LAUREL +.

Tsurel March u Miss MARY Nar-
nj s in Wilmington guest Ct N'Ss
Fhzahcth Melvin
Ladies Nd Socletv ~ HoTteV ''roVe.
Mp church n,et AZ the home ~ Vaughn
r,ans last evening. moro than hundred
MEMBERS present \ collection amour ting
h $40 b vaS received and retreshmerts
we've served hv the hostess
Work on the now Peoples \atloI -
panL Delaware avenue ard MafNf
rroet ls rapIdlv gong on and Il Is expect
"A the hank will io ready for opening on
,nril y the eighteenth anniversary OF
tie INSTITUTION The large vault door AZ
r,ved this wccl and Is being installed
Lambda Delta Sorority met az the
home of Miss Arna etudlev, on East
sixth street. Tuesday evening Foilownf
the business meeting, refreshments were
,crved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
LOAN OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Niddlctown. March II The annual
meeting Of the mutual Loan Association
Of Middetuwn was held Tuesday ever
ing. when officers and directors wcr"
elected as follows
President John + McWhortcr. vice~
president. Martin Is. Bnrris. treasurer
Watson X Hctts. secretary. Danlel
S,tcye,s attorney Martin r. Ilirfla
Directors. " alter $. Iciherbury. Thomas
= Fournrrc. John G t,rcrn. terms expire
tooo Ioeorh & Hollis. Henry Segclkcu
Eugene II Shallcross, ln23' Jesse y. '.
shepherd Alfred " Porter. William I
pcnrcc. Ir. torn cNrrrs. 1924
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-17
SuAn Will. SOON RI HERE.

C,,,,,na March Il Veteran iishermcn
.,l,na thc rlver predict that II the mud
,,-oatLar continues. ahad will he coming
u,tn the Delaware Capes within the next
+an dovs t;IIIore who arr following shad
-, mo cnast rrpnrt ihat larEc catches arc
l,a,,y made ~ the Nlrginla roRst, nnd
,aca,tI, 4 number have bccn reported ~
tbo N,.omlco and Nanticokc and Other
,,,I,,,tarics ~ tho lower Chcsapoakc
TonVore have found q natural hed ~
,,.zte,s "a IIonk Par. located near Rig
Stone Reach this county. and arc taking
The bnesi quality oysters, which they
are selling for ~ cents a his hel to poddlors