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HEMSTlTCHING and pIcoting attach
ment; superior device: fits any sew
Ing machine; attaches firmly; easily ad-
justed: price $500 delivered with COM
plete Instructions and samples OF work.
Orders filled promptly. Superior Hem
stitching Attachment Co. 50s Starr St,
Corpus Christi Texas. 25-I0
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Furnlshed flat or
or bungalow for summer Best OF
care taken Of everything, two In fam
~ Southwest preferred Apply Ingls
ArumoFei,e' 3i-3
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Drilling 400 Fl.
Section 2-ls-4w

shipp.Nashwadc are drllling at lOo
Get In their No. | on the Goodwin farm
n the northeast corner OF the north
vest quarter of section s.is.iw.
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FOR RENT--Two light housekeeping
- rooms nicely furnished. Close in.
Phone 1864. 2o-3
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TWENTY

TWENTY acres melons TO sell ON
ground Wholesale price TO Wilson and
Ardmore trucksters. one-half mile west
simon. Love County. Automobile road
to patch from Ardmore. j. H. Smith.
26-5
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TWO MODERN-Furnished light house
keeping and one sleeping room. Close
In. 523 A, northeast Phone 1322-R.
ala
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FURNITURE for sale for i5-room house
1871. so.S
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FOR SALE-Rlpe or green tomatoes 75c
per bushel At the patch. W. c.
Rupord. y mile south Of Darnelvs store.
Third avenue, northeast 40
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FOR RENT'-Large and well furnished
upstairs rooms In a private home.
Either in suite or as bedrooms. south
east exposure Gentlemen or man and
wife preferred. Phone 1917. 3O-3
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FOR RENT - Three furnished light
housekeeping rooms. 81 West Broad
way 3l-4
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FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms
2l4 sixth avenue northwest. G. p
Selvidge Phone $40. 2O-2
FOR RENT-One bedroom one block
from Postoffice. III A. NV. Phone
l'o@-J' 1913
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FOR SALE or trade my equity In 3.
- room house; good lot 5Oxll7h. sOi
Third avenue, northwest. 40,
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DAD MILLERS" California swings put
up 81; rockers SO. Hand made. Phone
oo'-R. IOS Caddo. 1856
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TWO ROOM apartment with sleeping
porch; also bedroom with sleeping
porch. 6l4 West Main. Phone 11G l-3
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CLIMBING PARTY FALLS TO
DEATH IN TIE JUNGFRAIi

BERNE.-By sheer drop Of 5000
feet into crevasse. three men and
one woman were killed while climb
ing the Jungfrau Sunday.
Ardmoreite Want Ads ge, results.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms, unfurnished
modern. one block postoffice. Ill A.
northwest. Phone 1922. 3l-3
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WANTED-Posltlon as office girl or
saleslady. prefer office work. Ex-
perienced. Cal l69I-R ia
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished 4-room mod
ern apartment. 61S Third, southwest.
Phone 1882. ana
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FOX RENT-Cool comfortable bedroom.
TWO blocks Of post office. l29 A street
horthWest' 30-3
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FOR RENT-Housekeep rooms, close
In. lis First st. S. W. Phone 2165.
l-3
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TWO Nicely furnished bedrooms in
Southwest, conveniently located. Phone
1144 or 1882 ala
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THREE or four nicely furnished rooms
two large porches, shady lawn. Phone
lllo 31-3
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FOR Rl2NT-Desirable room adjoining
path vacant today, Close in Call
l778-J Summer rate. 31-3
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FOR RENT-T'hree or four unfurnlshed
rooms IN modern home in southwest.
Porch, garage shade: rent reasonable.
Thohe 4'G-J. 1913
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WOULD LIKE-To get Job assisting In
house work CAN 622 l. street North
east 3l-s
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Complete house OF furniture.
4lS II street northwest James Davis
27-6
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HELP WANTED (Female)

WANTED - Young lady stenographre
capable OF meeting public. Apply In
person. Sneed Furniture Co. ls
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PERSONAL

NOTICE TO merchants, check No. .5S.
dated July is. 1879. signed VIM, c.
Eaves. payable to Clayton GUIDE, amount
SS5.oO lost. Payment stopped sO-3
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FOR RENT-Two room furnished apart
ment in duplex bungalow, adjoining
bath. East front Phone 6G7-J. l-3
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or SALE OF OIL AND GA
LEASE
r, STATE or OKLAHOMA COUNTY

/
STATE or OKLAHOMA COUNTY.
| OF CARTER, s.:
IN the county court. Probate No. 90,
Notice Is hereby given that In pursu-
ance OF an order OF the county couri
OF carter county, Oklahoma, made an,
entered on the 2Gth day OF July. 1925
the undersigned guardian will offer fo,
sale and sell at public auction TO tha
hlghest and best bidder, an oil and gas
tease on the 2nd day OF August 1g91
AT clock y. M. on the followine
described lands situated in Garvin CON-
" Oklahoma, to-Wit:
The northeast quarter OF north,
quarter Of section 20. township / nortc
range west, of Indian base and merl-
Said oil and gas lease will be sold o.,
the following terms and conditions 10.
VII: Cash bonus one-elghth royalties ana
usual rentals and subject to confir.
nation OF the court
sale to be held in the county courf
room IN the court house OF Carte
county Oklahoma, at Ardmore, on N,
BETsLE MAULDIN. Guardian
I; Wheeler. her Attorney
lPubiished In the Daily Ardmoreite
July ~ 2S' 80. 81 and Aug. /. 1929
ASSESSMENT s%se!3 UPON SHAREHOLDER
treasury Department. Office of the
ton July 8, 1922. "''i'''h
No. 1O39i
IN the matter Of the State Nationa.
Shk Bahk OF Ardmore. Oklahoma.
10 an whom 1t may concern:
whereas, upon proper accounting h,
Lhe receiver heretofore appointed to col
iect the assets OF The State Nationaf
bunk OF Ardmore, Oklahoma, and upol
valuation OF the uncollected assets re
ndIsl,ng satintagg IN MS hands, 1t appears to my
debts Of such association It is neces
sary 10 enforce the individual liabilit,
OF the stockholders therefore TO the ey
tent hereinafter mentioned, as prescriber
Dy sections 5l51 and 1884 or the sRevlsea
Statues Of the United States Sectior
lc l56 Act Of June 30 1876 and sectio,
20. Act approved December 23. 1919
known as Federal Reserve Act
NOW therefore, by virtue OF the au
tnorlty vested In me by law. | do here
py maize an assessment and requlsition
upon the shareholders OF the said The
state National Bank of Ardmore foy
Two hundred thousand 1920 600. OO) dol
iars' TO be paid by them ratablv on n,
before the twelfth day of August 1900
and hereby make demand upon each
ana tt, every one Of them for one hundred
(SlOOOO) dollars upon each and ever,
share Of the capital stock OF said asso
citation held or owned by them resper.
tlvely at the time OF its failure. anA
hereby direct Bernhard Ulrich, the re.
ceiver heretofore appointed. TO take nh
necessary proceedings. by suit or other
wise TO enforce to that extent the said
INDIVIDUAL liability Of the said sharehold-
ers.
In witness whereof | have hereto gel
my hand and caused my seal OF office
70 be affixed to these presents, at the
CITY OF Washington, In the District o,
Columbia, this fifth day OF July, A. D..
(SEAL)
Il. p KANE
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.
tPublished July II IL Ok apd Auc,,.t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-01

FOR SALE-Lovely buffet. dining table
and Ice box used only short time.
excellent condition. Phone 357 S0s
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FOR RENT-Cool southeast bed room in
beautiful brick, close in Phone 23sS.
20 fourth' northwest 30-3
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COOLEST room I'm city for one or two
gentlemen private home. 337 d north
west 1913
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FOR .RENT-Nice cool room with garage
II desired. 7O4 street. northwest
ihohe 9oo-J' 30-3
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FOR sAl.E-Edison with % choice rec
ords. cheap. Phone 7l7. 80:
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-FOUR new apartments just completed.
furnished modern in every way. cali
and Inspect. llS G northwest 30-3
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FOR RENT LHOUSES)

FOR RENT-Three or four light house
keeping rooms also garage. Mrs
Lauderdale: 7O3 B. Northwest Phone
"" VI i''l' 24-G
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FOR RENT fROOMS)

foR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms,
close IN, nice and cool. 202 street
northwest. Phone 2O37 SO 2
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FOR RENT-Two front rooms well fur
nished ior light housekeeping Phone
i+'o-J' zV9 northwest 30-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-01
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITY for Al investment. Want
partnsn with 100000 for company now
organisiht To- manufacture rsailent
wheels and motors. A. G. Taylor. sos
Firth northeast Phone isis. is.is
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FOX RENT-Modern furnished apart
mehts. Private bath. Phone 375 3O-s
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FOR RENT-New modern Groom bun
gaiow with garage. ia Eighth ave
nue. northwest Phone sos. ia
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POSITIONS WANTED

FOR RENT-Six room modern house
close In N. w Phone l4sl.
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FOR RENT-SiX room runIshed house
nice garden. southwest. Phone zoos h
3l-3
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FOR RENT'-Four room bungalow 81
,oaao week; gas. lights and water. Can
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FOR RENT-six room house. Phone 11ss
oh-G
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FOR SALE-7-room suburban homo
yard. garden, poultry yard COW and
hog lots, all well fenced. Gas. lights
water and phone Take in good 1921
car trade. That's me Yates. the
earth man al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-01

FOR RENT-Six room modern house
Phone ss2-J or call at ST. G north
west az
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FOR RENT-New five room bungalow
ouiit-in features, hardwood. Phone
1851 A. c. Bagby. sv-a
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Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.
(Puolished July II, Is rs and August
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ASSESSMENT upoN sAAeEAoInee,

o,,,,;y,I; 1; Wheeler. her Attorney
iPublished in the Daily Ardmoreite
July u, 2S. 80. 81 and Aug. /. Is22 J
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Sdid Oil and gas lease will be sold On
the following terms and conditions. 10.
W. W.. '~"sii bonus ohe-eghth royalties ana
usual rentals, and subject 70 confir.
nation OF the court.
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The northeast quarter Of north,.
quarter Of section 20. township / nortr
range west, of Indian base and merl.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MEALS FAMILY STYLE - iiO South
Washington. Mrs. $. + wolverton.
a
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LOST AND FOUND

I.OST.-one pair black horn rim glasses.
finder return to Ardmoreite and re-
reive reward. 3O-3
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Treasurv bono,,So oH1nG net GnS
Comptroller of the Currency Wasttn,.
ton July 8, 1922.
No. 1039i
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WANTED To TRApE-For Ford car,
one full suite OF furniture new stuff.
See IL, lis H.. northwest N.2
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In the matter OF the State Nationa
nahK or Ardmore, Oklahoma.
10 all whom it may concern:
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MILFORD NEWS.

Milford, July 25--An instance OF a
wonans voice being restored is re-
ported In Milford Mrs Mabel r.
Hudson. who had not been able "a
speak above a whisper for three years
!: is said. had her power OF speech
completely restored when she re-
ce;veh spiritual baptism ut n tent
meeting here. For several weeks ,he
Holiness Church has been doing mis-
sion work IA Milford and its services
have been largely attended. One of
Me pcnitents last week. was Mrs. Hud-
son. On Friday night. after she had
protested conversion. 81 is said. she
started 10 read from a hymn book and
found she was able 10 speak distinctly
And loudly
sunday was the hottest day Of the
year. The temperature was nearly 100
degrees
Mosquitoes are numerous. Being
small they easily pass through screens
and enter buildings. At the bayshoro
they are almost unbearable.
Wanted An energetic young mar
or woman to spend part time selling
automobile insurance I'm Milford
and vicinity. Apply. Pennsylva MA In
demnlty Exchange, sO7 King street
Wilmington. Delaware. J. Rogers
Holcomb, manager.-Adv.
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Mrs. Walter Turner. OF smyrna, has
taken a cottage here for the remainder
or the summer.
Mrs. George Carson Boyd, Of Will
mington. Is occupying her cottage here.
Judge Joseph II. Handy. Of New
York. IL visiting Rehoboth Beach.
Wilbur Draper, OF New York, is n
guest Of Rehoboth friends
John Barr. Of Georgetown. has taken
a cottage here.
Guests at Sussex Hall include Mrs.
Harry l.. Newlin and Mr.. and Mrs
William Butz. OF Wilmington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Handy, w. Il. Elliot, Mrs
V. /. Gordon and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Allen. OF Scaford: Mrs. Catherine
Newlin and Miss Phoebe Newlin, of
Richardson Park: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il
Dcrrickson. of Selbyville: w. l.. Hud-
son. of Frnnkford: Miss Sara Wilson
OF Georgetown. and Miss Margaret
Condor and Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Kin
der. of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
KENT AND SUSSEX
FAIR At HARRINGTON
1t Will Open Today and Con-
tinue the Remainder OF the
Week.

Harrington. July 25.--FIarrington
will be the centre of interest for all oil
Delaware tho rest OF this week. The
Kent and Sussex fair. which hae be-
come nm annual event. opens today TO
continue for i've days While II is n
down state affair e has become state
wide and New Castle county will I've
we'll represented this year.
Many improvements have been made
TO tho grounds and buildings, and
many moro exhibits will he shown
than In previous years Special IF
forts have been made to line MP a
etrong racing card for zach afternoon
of the fair. Tho pride OF horse lovers
throughout fhe reninsuls, ae well as
many fast hoieee from other sections
of tho country win compete.
with unusually large displays Of
farm produce and livestock the exhi-
hiticn IL expected to he the beet Yet
held.
Poultry will be ono of the big fen
lures. A large number of prize win
ners have been cent down from the
upper part Of the state. In competition
with those from lower Delaware. Tp-
state exhibitors have displays az the
fair aa follows: George w Hyatt
black tnngshans: Walter Broughten
Leghorns and WyandOttes. william
Smith, Rhode leland Reds: Tame
Brothcrs Anconas Jacob Stauffer
buff Leghorns; August Wahl and Ed
gar Satterthwaite, pigeons
William &. Iangshaw. who iudget
last year. has been engaged agar
this year Judging will etart tomorrow
morning. William u Short Of Harring
ton ls superintendent of the poultry
department.
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CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Chestortown. Md. July 2h-Uook
and limo fishermen are enjoying great
sport fishing for rock fish on Swan
Point bar. This fishing is done with
artificial spoon halt by means of
trolling. and some large catches were
made last week. One party from Balti-
more caught 500 pounds Of FISH
Samuel J. Cooper aged - years
retired farmer Of the Third district
died on Saturday at tho homo of his
daughter. Mrs. James Matthews. Mr.
Cooper was one 81 the Country's sue
cussful farmers in his early days and
Tor years was one Of tho leading Dem
ocrattc politicians Of his district, lie
leaves a number Of children. all grown.
Funeral services were held yesterday,
with iuterment in Chester cemetery,
4 conference on young peoples
work viii he held under tho direction of
tho Methodist Protestant Church at
Westminster. beginning on Monday
next. All Methodist Protestant churches
in Kent county have elected delegates
as have also the Christian Endeavcr
societies. Christ Church Sunday school
and Christian Endeavor will he repre-
scented by Mrs Ella Robinson. Mrs
w. Robert Huey and Miss Maude
Duyer. Tho conference will continue
one week.
Rev. Avery Donovan. pastor of Diver
Methodist Protestant Church, and his
wife were guests Of friends on his
former charge. 81. James, from Thurs
day to Saturday afternoon.
| The condition Of wheat is becoming
most serious on account OF the al
most incessant rain. There is scarce
~ a shock Of wheat standing in the
fields that has not begun TO sprout
and the best authorities state that al
least one-th!rd OF the crop Will he lost
Corn and tomatoes are also suffering
greatly,
The indepe ndent Ia seball season Il
IN full swing and the various teams arr
putting up a classy article of ball
Ches;ertown opened the season Friday
with game with oxford. which tn,
locals won by score Of TO !. Or
Saturday ChesteTtown crossed bat,
with the Centreville team and lost by
a score OF IL TO s. Baseball enthusi-
asts also went 10 Cambridge on Satur.
~aH 10 eee fdTNs4cE cereal Cambridge
Among them was Capt. John Thoma.
kibIer. who. before the opening of tn,
season, signed 10 coach the Cambridg,
team. but owing 10 an injured han(
was compelled TO decline.
Automobile dealers are experience
ing great difficulty in supplying tbs
demand for new cars, and last weel
the town was full OF beginners takini
lessons from the State automobile in
spector.
Indications point TO a large number
of removals among the tenant farmer!
in the county during the coming year
the newspapers are advertising man,
public sales of personal property, ant
there will also be number OF discon.
t,nuancee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

Ellkton, Md. July 25.--The large
barn on Alfred Crother's farm. tenant
ed by Lawrence Crothers. near Zion,
was destroyed by fire Sunday after
noon, together with it's contents of
hay. straw and farming implements.
The fire started In the hay stacks and
soon ignited the barn. 1t was dis
covered by Miss Ruth Crothers. who
released from the stable n dozen horses
and other livestock. Fire companies
from North East. Rising sun. oxford
and Port Deposit We're summoned and
saved the home from destruction. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The
loss. estimated at $4,000 is partly
covered 10y insurance.
Earl Lockwood. aged % years. OF
Wilmington, IL a patient ut Union Hos
pital. suffering from severe burns
about the legs. arms and body. OR
Friday night last Lockwood was at.
tempting TO stop leak i'm the gaso-
line tank OF his automobile, and his
clothing became saturated with gaso.
line. \ companion, who went TO his
assistance, struck match. and tn,
young man was cnVeloped by flames
DIR. Scott. of Gnlena. was called anC
brought Lockwood Co Elkt,n. Iii,
condition Is serious.
Miss Willcttc Bland. graduate %
the University of Maryland. has beer
appointed domestic science teacher "A
the ~ Air High School.
Marriage licenses were granite,
Yesterday e. Arthur Cook and Mildred
Handle and Charles T.. SnaVcly an,
Mildred NJ Thompson of Wilmington
John Ittcnhousc and Madgalinc II
Rowan. of Marydcl. Md. and John l.
O'Nelll and Mary V. Retts. of Hartley
Rev. Daniel +. Lockerbie is Conflne,
to his home 10y illness.
Mrs. William II. Cawley, Jr.. an,
daughter. Cf Knoxville. Tenn, VIII,
spent the past week with Dir. and Mrs
W. ID. Cawlcy. left yesterday fo
/ Fonda, y. Y. accompanied Ivy NMs
Eleanor Cawlcy
The Loyal Temperance Union Of Ell
Mills. will hold "a lawn party tomur
row evening ~ the country place O
Ernest Mil. near Elk Mills
Deputy clerk Of the Court !. w. Nc
Allister has purchased Charles I
Warburtou's home. ON East Mai
street. for 5000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Women Injured Whom Truck
Overturns Near Rogers
Corner.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware city. July 2b.--The Cen
fury club will hold lawn fote on
Clinton street between Fourth and
FIFTH, Friday and Saturday evenings
Csrney's orchestra will furnish the
music for dancing. which will begin
each evening at SIS. The dancing will
he on the macndam aurface of Clinton
street, which will bo roped off to pre-
won't interruption by trnfllc.
Besides the dance there will be
numerous booths for the sale Of en-
broldery. rummaRe articles. nsh
pond, and other attractions. Ice
! cream, cake and soft drinks Will bc
| served
The proceeds will go toward the
| Century Club building Fund The
building committee, which met Mt the
home Of Mrs. Charles Jefferson LAS
night, includes Mrs. Charles Jefferson
chairman, Mrs Rose Lambert, Mrs
Frank Moore and Mrs. Stewart Beck
Mrs. William Pennington IL chairman
of the music and advertising com
mittoe
The following party motored to Tol
chester Reach yesterday and spent ~
enjoyable day: Mr. and Mrs JOhi
little and son, Graham: Mr. and Mrs
Arthur u. Hope. Mr. and Mrs. irwin
Sparks. Miss Irene Leater, Ne. m,
Mrs. Frank Silver and children. Roya
and Evelyn Mr. and Mre. A. W. Hope
Mrs Emma Whlttle of Rel Have
Inn. Sarasota. Florida. and Niles Mir
ian klair Of pleaeantvllle. y T.. mr.
rived hero last night to spend fe,
days with MIR and Mrs Frank {
Moore.
H. w. Wilkinson. while coming fror
Wilmington late Sunday afternoon. ar
rived At Rogers Corner just after
Ford truck carrying six people ha
overturned Tho party in tho true
wo,e from Darby. Pa. and were o
their way p Augustine Beach ON
Of the women received n broken collar
bone, another had her head severel
cut Two small children escaped m
injured Mr. Wilkinson took the In
iured into Delaware city 90 Or. w v
Ellis, who wac away at the time, the
over 20 Fort du Pont where they wer
/ treated by Majp Bollbaugh NJ
, Wilkinson then took them back
their truck. which was IN runnln
condition and they left for Darby