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POSITIONS
W lTi REGULAR;

l'JSlIlDNS
WITH REGULAR
SALARY INCREASES ARE
AVAILABLE no SINGLE WOMEN
EEFWEE% THE AGES on !. AID -
Good cy,siGht n.arinI, health and
Willingness to work the hours assigned
":- inr essential qualifications
No PREVIOUS E%i'EiiIES, NEEDED
ROOM 5o:. 7O5 L.. GI:ACI. ST.
Fii" CiiESAFEAkE :. POTOMAC
TELEPHONE 20. oF VIRGINIA.
: WOMAN To press ladies' wor. ana do
i.rht sowing. -tasGy work. tor rf.ht
nhrty. Andrews I..sn!us Norris ,uI
N'-th Third street..
~ NTEn--l.,dy s;"uorr. phcr who la,
mad som" experience IN rull.r,ioit- ,.L
Z neral onre work pcGma,..u; posJ.fou
i"r in' right party. S,.jc ,sa 90,
'":ereVccs ana s,larv ,>p-,t,l. Au-
Gg"s> i!9 e'r" Ti,r Dispatch.
Htl.rNbiD upp"'tunlty onrrtd c.p--.-
"Hced aides duing fancy WORK a. up....
Materials furnished. lnGopo ud"ut CON.
Germ; stamped "Evc"pc hrinss iU:or.r,
,ion Underwood Ar. Goods COMPANY.
. f"r'sm"uIh. un!p.
WA%rEp -alidGlc.sg-d woman To- 80
hpuS"worl In suall family. t. l.. Iiarly.
Atn"iia. Na IL + -. :.
WANTED Young ladies' between .Ees o:
Is and 30. e" w"'k "a oU- packing de-
'H-tm' At irE MIA Baking 80. Niuth
80 Ferry streets. south K'chmouI.
ANf"b cashier. Apply \. y r. C!oth-
inS go. rn Iirori Street.
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w A N T e D. Carpenter
helpers. Apply ready for
work to Mr.. Meadow,
Christie Bldg, 1O04-6-S E.
Cary Street.

YOUNG MEN. ambitious educated. 30
train FOR position in foreign trade. For
Interview call Madison e.s
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

GROCERY. doing 81 900 and over guar
ant'ed w""hly business. reasonable. gro
cory doing sS.VUc monthly. bus,Icss
guaranteed VIII Inventory: ladies'
ready TO w.a. ana gents furnishing store
i"cs ton r. Dad street. good business
Will sacrifice. confectionery stores In
good locations. money. makers See NJ
Le!nson, 5ii-!? Mutual i'ui!ding. RAN
doiph .iii.
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$3.50 BUYS BUSINESS pAvING $50
80 $40 PER WEEK.
~: CARE The DISPATCH.
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CARPENTERS Wanted,
ten carpenters. Apply
with tools to NJ + i.
Meadows, Christie Bldg,
lOO1-6-S East Cary St.

ION N"","'.. c,l"r.d coo.. aud chauf-
i"nr; "i.is 4" so auywhcrr. Address
l'o1 lv5 herpt, Il. L. u. ~ t. Bon
'""n;" "oAsrhN Wanted. e.pcrlyuccd
Ole" T""~,'r. state axe. cNpcr!cn.r ana
..,"ry 'Nro,tcd. Bpx /. ~. care rhc
I'isHatch.
b'i ,'iiSr--W Wanted. Thoroughly car.bl.
'cS stored. "h" is not af-a.d OF worl,
( and mas .Uiticlcni s.ica ability to earn
~, salary. to work IN Kirhmond. r.
80. ca" Th' Dispatch.
'-NhbREHS GA" hundred laborc-s ~
10y Atinu'. i'tuiithic Company ,avii,.
i'' on Williamsburg Avenue ana brook
i,.n! fniH boulevard and I!,r,on
N'"hn'
sA,Nr"l, wanted. nrsi.cjss. for :, ,,;n,..
LIB Ap"', 70 W. l.. Timiurus isni \
Vent! sh,h Street. rhon. liupJo.yh
PArEhnNNGEEs -wan,ca Two ar.,.
t'sSa' ihE'" nTs;-clu.'s painters. Apply
'"',, y Davis Inc. zoo Easr i.ei:h.
.nYSIIiAN-Sm smith Island 49,, .h@,,,
LINT hundred "r"rlc. withou, Il doctor;
Jays good FAury. For information
'H'' ana "tH ~ write Sl-M Evans.
= - TER wanted. an sll-ro,Ad country
i' u'"r iog w,"Aiy ncwspar,r ana ion
nodcnid. Va. ''''' a.
'N'''HMNN Va experienced piano sales
,h"" '' wanted 10y lhrSv. progressive
''.'t muse ho"'": InerIl sAItry and
'"'"'' ION ?''ndld opportunity Tor :,
Aiu WHO can produce. state age and
PER-, h"c. Address bon /: $50, care
IRE Dispatch
>tir TENDENT-Wanjcd ~ once.
-Hn"rint"nd@", for n"tnm; plan; IA
lni'!ar with all operations Cleaning
G''I'"@. shFi!.ns: should b. capable ";
tTad'n. Hnd buying f,rincrs' stock
p'r'n"n' NJ employment: good salary.
""7"'r' s'F'"S "g'. experienced. tuI! Do
.a"' +"i"S expected Hos l. Is curc
IN" Djspash.
NAM =. aW Il" .uio7 Head The clas.,
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

WORKING PARTNER wanted, with small
amount OF cash and sales ability. TO
taRe active Interest good growing w"st
Srosu street business Address BOX
q 1Ig. care The Dispatch.
SALES E&EcUTIVE-Opportu To AZ
hilato with large ma nfacturer in the
capacity or state manager for Virginia
Must De capable OF managing snics force
ana ablo to make investment OF $500
which Will be fully occurred. Unusually
large Income and 6pisndid future Tor
right man. Address TrOastrcr Sol
International building. Warrington
-. g. and interview will be arranged
WANTED TO SELL, half Intercs, In good
Wholesale and retail feed husncs, To
active partner ISL. care The Dis
patch.
Investments, Stocks, Bonds 30
VERSIONS HAVING MONEY TO INJECT
xii! do well to address Post Once Box
So. CITY.
$3.50 SECOND MORTGk0E NOfE feI
s"ls: liberal brokerage Call Madison
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Machinery and Tools

l.NGtSE- Fus -,ir. C0-H.-P engine.
mounted GA soil l.. boiler. on wheels.
II condition. ). case made: $500
10. b. cars. +. q. Pool. Virzi!.na Va
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths
Funeral directors
Mourning Orders Dyed.

orders re.,iFsI b,f"r, g. NJ returned
lame day Addison u.e"',ns Co.. nos.
- Soutl. i.u street Hyu.l,aTI o5i y!
jCu.cvart Us..
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Household Goods

~. - I.t--'Iu, 1n"ln. machine. nu, con D.
t"n raI -l.ss-ffopi bonhras..
n"H 'trsn,;, oh,t9. Cd! 1908 Ven
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PACKARD RoAnsrEK -. 500
fShD $3.50. .'.''........... ~"
KLINE 400
HCrP CotrE :............ $50
KLINE ROADSTER ......... 3Tb
ORDAN USED CAR EA
2015 w. Broad.
SPECIAL.
FAIR WEEK SALE
USED FORD CARS.
Our selected stock of
used cars has been ac-
cumulated for this sale,
reconditioned w here
necessary, and will be
sold at greatly reduced
prices. Complete stock
all types and models.
Just a few of them be-
low:
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Furniture Exchange Store,
1913 W. Broad. Ran, 1915.
nuiIdl.ik Matcrj.!s.
Fuel and Feed
GA

"ppp-iAHD. Gry oah and .Ane block
naeI. 81 cord. s.He! and delivered
!:.---iu- ,.l.-I-
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hoTRLLIHIN
LirE !STOCH
Dogs. Cats. Pets

BIRDS. parrots. cage. bowls. supplies.
Sourn ;iri $ho2. j ~ East Grace st.
HoRSE--i'or sale. IA thoroughbred Ken
lucky r.J!nE and driving horse. good
in ell Ga!ts. poppy ana safe. Apply
Madison i3G-N. Lynton Burr, II. r. l.
NJ. !. Richmond. Va.
FOIi SAl.i:--ronics. single aud doIO.c OUT
nts. Nj. Winston. 1915 Vest Main.
boulevard 500 or Boulevard 359j-.I
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MERCHANDISE

Articles FOR safe 81
BOWLING ALLEY For SAI.E.-EIGIIr
BOWLING ALLEY. Is. u. &. CO. al
iDLEwOpD AVENUE. BYRD rARk.
RICHMOND. VA.
BUFFET. OAK. iron bed for sale. Bou!c-
ward :'"2-J.
rtKNiTUiik bought, -old. exchanged
rhckcd. cratsd. moved or shipped on
small msrX!n OF profit iiuband. 1903
East Main street. Phone Rand. 3al7.
FURNITURE Of guaranteed qualiy and
wotH;ranship at medium prices and
liberal Terms. Andcrsons. Broad at
First Street.
INSIDE BLINDs--Vcry cheap. 1923 W.
KlrgHES coAi. EANoE--cs,,o. io,s
w. Grace.
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Horses. Cattle. Vehicles Ia

HORSES, Catt!e. vehicles IS
EDI; SALE-Nui"s. horses. good workers:
some fine drivers; fast troi,cr and Iac-r:
dump wagons. harness. closing out
mas; he sold r"nth Street Stables.
Ihon" Madison D..
HAVE three r.tra lue registered Holster
/0emall government tested: one
four years old; All bred to registered
male. T"o to frcshcn tn 80 tn 90 ,i-ys
can 10 seen AZ FAR Grounds in DaIry
Cattle Building during Fair Week "
e. Saunders. $50 Wcat Leigh.
REGISTER Ed Jersey COW nix wear, OIL
VIII To- fresh ia iow days. WIN trans
i"r registered papers to- YOU: also my
r"Iis,"rch papers 10 caif when hori.
l'rico. si5o. ". c. Saunders. $40 Yves,
Leigh.
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-
POULTRY md SunnlicS

Poultry and Supplies 30
ions laying season is what YOU wan,
and IT'S what You get 10y feeding Cr;IiE:-
Ni.lA EGG MASH ia - aud 100 pound
bags, at Your dealers. or
BiAuEk u HASTEN,
EOS East cary street.
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DtSihESo onKt ICE
MISUNDERSTANDING

BEFORE you nu.,u I, s,s,-l .,,..r 49,.
James vs.. Nnnu.,:. ia, Metal Ceiling
Ma" ~ We MIln Street. Randolph
30.
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MONEY 4: per cont on Richmond
properly. No brokerage Address. Boz
:. 80. "arc IA" Dispatch
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
ELSMERE NEWS.

Elsmere, April Especial music IS
being arranged for Palm Sunday nj
Elsnere Presbyterian Church The
theme OF he morning service will be
Jesus Honored"; evening. "Rarabbas
or Christ"
Master Walter Jones, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Jones. Of Colonial Park.
was struck by an automobile truck a
few days ago, and his ankle was brok-
en-.
Mrs. Grant Richie and son, John,
are guests OF Mrs. George Whiting
ton.
Mrs. Della Cahall and daughter,
Elizabeth, are spending few days In
Newark.
Mrs Dadd and Mrs Bartlett were
guests Of Mrs. Warrington on We'd
,esday.
The Junior Auxiliary Of E'smere
Civic Club Will meet this evening for
gymnasium class in the club building
from : 10 S o'clock Monday evening
4 meeting Of the directors Of the c.uo
will be held in the club building.
Members Of the Elsmere Fire Co
are considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF
constructing a damn across the strea n
flowing through Forest Park, 10 store
water for fire protection.
The new house being built by J.
Holingsworth on Wilmington avenu nc
is expected 10 be completed in another
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08

Canal IN recent years wns caught on
a hook and limo yesterday by Claude
Lester Of st. Georges. 1t was nearly
two feet In length and weighed IA
pounds.
Thomas Whitrman. conductor OF the
local train, was taken III, yesterday
morning. and WINS relieved by Con-
'ductor Kecfer OF Wilmington. Mr..
Whitcman expects TO DO able To re-
sumo his duties on Monday.
Captain Jackson, who Inns been sta
toned I'm France since 1913. has been
Transferred 10 Fort du Pont.
Mrs. M. j. Alexander OF 1glkton, Md.
In visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burns
OF Red Lion.
The enlisted men OF Fort du Pont
will give an invitation dance IN the
Service Club on Easter Monday.
A. force OF government employees
and pile driver have been sent here
from Chesapeake city. Md. and are
repairing the sheet piling along the
banks OF tho Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal.
For rcnt---Double garage on Wash
ington street; reasonable rates ms
owner In leaving town. Apply Mrs.
Albert Schroeder. clinton stret--Adv.
Buy the Parcel Post way-Seo tho
offerings in today's issue.--Adv.
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KENT COUNTY MOTIFS,

Dover. April S-Robert Hardy, living
on the Logan farm. near kits Ham
mock. whose right hand was caught
and crushed by n corn shelter. has con-
tracted lock-Jaw and his condition Ia
reported serious.
Albert A. ABBOTT OF Dover, arrested
Thursday evening charged with drink
ing liquor on the streets. was held by
Magistrate e. F. Wood In 5000 ball to
keep tho peace. Part OF a bottle of
the liquor was found on him when
taken into custody.
Rev. Aquilla Webb of Wilmington
was tho preacher. last evening. ut
Dover Presbyterian Church, at pre-
paratory services for tho communion
service TO be held tomorrow.
Dover Century Club has elected the
following delegates to the State Fed
at Rehoboth in July: Mrs Robert f.
Lewis, Mrs. John Alwine, Mrs. Henry
T. Jones. Mrs. Walter a. Powell; al
ternates. Mrs. James Wise. Miss Mary
Kellum, Mrs. James Pennewin. Mrs
Robert J. Ferguson.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF
Dover's now Law and Enforcement,
Association Will be held In the Century
Club room on Dover Green next Thurs
day evening at o'clock.
Buy the Parcel Post way-See tn,
offerings in today's issue.-Adv.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. April s.-The pocketbook,
containing around $500. lost by Mrs.
Fannie Markowitz. wife of Joseph
Markcwitz. Seaford shoemaker, has
been returned to her by the finder,
Charles Marvel.
Claude Coulbourne. son OF Captain
and Mrs. Robert Coulbourne, has Sc
cured position in Washington. ID.
G..
Misses Elizabeth Emery and Lillian
Anthony spent part OF the week with
friends in Philadelphia.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Melvin Barnes. on Arch street, Thurs
day afternoon. there was large
gathering OF the little folks TO help
little Jean Barnes. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Barnes. celebrate her fourth
birthday anniversary.
Misses Gwendolyn and Marjorie Nc
williane Of Rhodesdale. Md. are here
visiting their aunt, Mrs. l.. Avery
Hobbs.
Buy the Parcel Post way-See The
offerings in today's issue.-Adv.
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach. April s-R.v. and
Mrs Joseph H. carp of New Castle
spent IN week at tho Coleman
ciergyhouse
Mrs. Horace Johnson In whiting
friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. Rattle Ro.nh. who spent the
winter. in Philadelphia. il here for the
summer at her bungalow in The Pines
Mr.. and Mrs. jamin Il. Riggln
have announced the enga cement ~
their daughter. Mary. to Charles
Richards Tor5ert OF Georgetown.
Mrs. \. II. Clark Is home again a,
her bungalow IN The Pines, after
spending the winter in Denton, Nd
and Asbury Park, y. !.
Among the Rchoboth visitors during
the week were: Ex-Governor J. O.
Townsend. Jr., SeIbyv1lle; Miss Rose
NiINien, Dover; Daniel Anderson. Mil.
ford; Rev. and Mrs Wyle and Rich
ard Fell. Philadelphia; Judge d. T
Marvel. Wilmington.
Maurice Jester, L. s. c, C.. stationed
AT Wachaprcegue. Va. is spending his
leave with his family here.
Clifford Harrington, brakeman FOR
the Il. r, II. has moved his family "a
The Steele cottage. reoanUy vacated
by c. s. Cortelyou. who was transfer
RED 10 Wilmington.
Miss Ruth Martin. who was i'll FOR
= week at her home in Philadelphia
has returned and IS able 20 resume her
duties as teacher IN the puolic school
here.
Robert Hinckiey left for Washing
ton. n. Q. Thursday. where he viii
spend Easter with his family.
Mr. aud Mrs Edmund Mitchell and
Mrs W. L. Hammond OF Wilmington
are here until after the Easter hoii-
DAYS.
Miss Mamie Burton OF Wilmington
spent a few days here with he-
PARENTS Nj and Mrs. Otto Burton
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Barnett IS or
a visit with relatives IN New Yorl
CITY
Buy tho Parcel Post way-See th'
offerings in toaay's issue.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
ARBOR DAY AT NEWPORT.

Newport. April s.--Childrcn OF
Newport public school. and about NJ
teen guests. members Of tho Womans
Club OF Newport. with other visitors.
enjoyed Arbor Day exercises, yester-
day afternoon at tho school. The fol-
lowing program was rendered.:
Song. Little Wcc Wees" reading
OF governors proclamation. Alice
Mitchell; recitations, Bernard Kemp
shd. Albert Marshall. Madeline Mitchell.
Thornley, Hanson. Elizabeth short.
Elsis Faulkner. Naomi Mitchell. Emily
Elliott, Rose McElwee. james Faux
ner, Carrie Draper. Anna stancrt. Lewis
Paruszewski, Joseph O'Donaid. Henry
paruszcwski. Fred Thompson. Eva
Goodwin. and Beatrice Cunningham;
duet, SUNSET Peace" Misses Jessie
Townsend and Mabel Geison.
Also. there were exercises and read
ings appropriate 10 tho day,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Mules Figure conspIcuously In
Two Automobile Accidents
Down tho State.
JURORS FOR KENT COUNTY

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover, April s.--Additionai jurors
were drawn yesterday. by Jury Com
u,i.e,onsrs Collins and Murray, for the
Court of Oyer and Terminer. TO be
held April "a, as follows:
rirut Representative district--John
y. Hudson. George w. Mattford'
Leighton Kirby.
Second-Edward J. Boggs, s. Max
well Harrington.
Third-Benjamin +. Stevenson, John
III. Cook. Joseph +. Clark.
Fourth--Howard r. thompson
Webster Phillips, Edward thompson
Eieh--Frank Mckee. Samuel II.
Carson, James H. Hunter.
Stxth--iarry II. Smith. Thomas l..
Cooper. James +. Melvin.
Seventh---Samuel w. Hammond.
Thomas c. Stay. Edward Jones
Eighth-Thomas c. Harrington,
Samuel A. Harrington, Orion l.,
Hastings.
Ninth--William J. Bryan, Samuel
Tharp, John II. Hands.
"Reminiscences Thomas. William S.
Wroten.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport. April s--The Woman
Club did not hold business meeting
yesterday afternoon. but Instead. at
tended Arbor Dny eyrrcises a. Sew
port public school. The club will hoid
an evening social IN the club room.
Red Mems Hail. "Wednesday evening.
Aprii ~
The Town Board met last evening.
nd decided 90 remove from the side
walks All refuse placed thers nv PEG
pie Residents 81 tho town are urged
90 cleanup and place AL rubbish out
side. which will 10 collected imnedia-
tely
Tho ladies' Ala Society ~ Newport
NJ. y. Church mot "Wednesday evening
IN the parsonage The aid viii hold
musical NJ thu parsonage on We'd
uesday. May 3 The following were
appointed to work In conjunction with
committees from other organizations
~ tho town on playground work W
~ McKsnuey. Mrs. Alfred Craig. Mrs
Hanna. Mrs George Stuart and Miss
/ LEILA Lyman.
ARA ngements are Aeing made FOR
reception TO tho Rev " Vaughan
Moore and family. IN Newport VI. f.
parsonage. Wednesday evening, April
10.
/ Mrs. Sarah Finn ia rpending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs Stephen
/ Springer OF Wilmington.
[ Next Tuesday will bs Exhibition
! day" at the Newport public school. at
/ which time all parents and friends Of
the children are urged 10 visit the
school.
/ Mrs. Frances Mccoy left yesterday
for Milford TO arrange for the State
+ Sunday school convention 70 be held
there May and 3
Mrs. Leonard Lyman is IN the P.
and s. Hospital. Wilmington, for treat
ment.
Mrs. II. f. Gregg and Mrs. f. c.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware city, April s.--passion
Week services at the First prrsbyter-
ian Church viii bc conducted by The
pastor. Raw Robert Claiborne Pi,zcr.
Christ I'm the Creed" viii he the gen
eral theme for the week. and sermon
topics WIFI be: Palm Sunday, morning
His Only Som" evening. our Lord 4"
Monday. April 10. The God MAN"
Tuesday. April II. The Suffering Ser
want" Wednesday. April -. Cruel
fied." Thursday. April n. The Last
Enemy" Good Friday. The valley
of the shadow"
Services IN the NJ r. Church TO
morrow will be; Morning. 10 80. sub
ject, Precipitation" and sacrament Of
tho Lords supper; il4b. bible school .
evening. 7a0. subject. Calvary" Rev.
l.. W. Layneld officiating
Services In the NJ. f.. Church ~ 50.
Georges tomorrow viii be Morning
2 40, Sunday school: 1890. sermon.
The Pearl az Great Price" evening
:, Epworth League. 100. topic. THE
Preciousness ~ Christ" Rev. J. G.
Mccoy officiating
Miss Margaret Mack~y, after spend
ing three months In the bermuda
Islands has returned Ia her home a,
Glasgow
Peter -. landry OF Wilmington. who
recently enlisted In the army a, Fort
du Pont for duty with the Field Artil-
lery Corps NJ Panama, has been sent
To that place. Edwin n. Hayes and
Elwood Hayes OF Chester. IA. have
enlisted IN tho army and assigned "a
duty with tho Second Company G.
| A. G.. at Fort du Pont. This makes
three brothers assigned 10 that com
| pany.
Services I'm tho Presbyterian Church
OF Port Penn tomorrow will be. Morn
ing. 10. Sunday school; evening. 30
Christian Endenvor. At 100 Rev. VII
| liam J. Little, the pastor. Will preach
Private Robert II. Long OF the Frs,
| Company is at the fort hospital with
/ n sprained ankle sustained few days
ago while playing baseball.
Sunday services at Christ Episco-
/ pal Church will be: Morning as
/ Sunday school; afternoon services a.
3 as. in charge OF Rev. Joseph II. carp
One OF the largest garfish thker
: from the Chesapeake and Delawar'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. April s.--The Delaware Load
err has suspended publication, according
to announcement made in today's se-
sue. after An existence OF about six
years. Harry T. Emory. in charge Of
the paper for several months, will re
main and operate a lob Office
William r. Gordy, William +. Wind
sor and Mrs. w. l.. Hoffman are in
Cheetertown. Nd. attending the Mary
land Methodist Protestant Conference.
Mrs. Richard Messick Is confined 10
her home with severe attack Of grip.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Windsor is seriously
III al her home on Central avenue.
suffering with an attack Of heart
trouble, brought on by the FLU"
John Emerron r. Sauerhor. VINO is
employed at the Marv1l Package Co.
plant at PocoInoke City. Md. IL spend
ing the weekend with friends and
relatives in town.
Buy the Parcel Post way-See the
offerings IN today's issue.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-08
LEwES NOTES.

Lewes. April s.-Dr. William Eearn.
a surgeon Of jefferson Hospital. Phila-
delphia, will visit the Beebe Hospital
every two weeks during the ensuing
year. DR.. Bland a specialist OF Phila-
delphia also will be al this hospital
every two weeks. They will visit
alternately.
William c. Lo6and who is in the
hospital. is quite I'll.
Miss Kissler. a trained nurse OF
Philadelphia, is attending Clinton
Long, who is very Ill az his home.
Miss Marjorie Yirden is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Miss Virginia Carpenter Of Bryn
Mawr College, with a friend. is here
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Carpenter.
Mrs. William Rodney Messick and
Miss Dorothy went 70 Philadelphia
yesterday. Miss Ruth Pierce also is
in Philadelphia
The bake given for St. Michaels Day
Nursery. Wilmington. netted $50.
The Girls Friendly of ST. Peters p.
Wilmington. this week TO be forward
ed 70 the Potasan Mission in Georgia
Mrs. Charles Clingenstein donated IS
rosnpers for the box.
Buy the Parcel Post way-See the
offerings in today's issue.-Adv.
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BRIpGEvILLR NOTES.

Rrideeville. April s.-Mtss Maud
Sudler. Child Welfare nurse OF this
community. who underwent an opera
ton. Saturday night, AZ the Pennsyi-
vania Hospital. is improving.
Mrs. :. Harrington Merssick. who
had been quite I'll at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Harris 2. Stephenson,
al Coatsville. Pa. has returned 10 her
home here improved.
Farmers have finished spraying
their orchards for the first time this
season. and report the trees In eX-
csllent shape. with good prospects for
a bumper crop OF fruit. About this
time last year all trees were In fun
bloom.
Charles Owens and Harry Butler
are in Louisiana. buying strawberries
Ralph Adams. who has been CON
ducting q meat store in Laurel, mas
disposed of same. and taken position
with George Purnell. who conducts a
garage in Laurel.
Edgar c. Anderson, Pennsylvania
Railroad agent at Ridgely. Md. has
taken a position with Harry l.. Can
non. as bookeeper.
Buy the Parcel Post way-See me
offerings in today's issue.-Aov.
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LIBRARY ASKS AID.

Middletown. April s.--The committee
Of the Middletown public library is
making plans TO establish the library
in new headquarters over the store
OF W. T. Connellee. in Cochran Block
Mr.. Connellee offered the use OF the
room free, until the committee can Sc
cure permanent headquarters.
1t has been suggested that any one
wso IL interested IN the library be
asked TO donate book, which can De
left with the librarian.
No books or furniture were saved
when the building was burned or
Wednesday night. Amy contribution &c
the library, whether books or money
or necessary furniture. will be CRATE
fully received. Notify the librarian.