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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-01
NEWS OF RECORD
DEEDS.
Title Guarantee COMPANY.


Title Guarantee Company.
Pensacola Finance Co, corp, Il
d. II. Lewis, Dec. ., 1921, $4,000 and
other. all their right, title and interest
in and to the Antonio Collins grant
sec. SO, tip. n. r. 81 west, and sec
81 tp. 8 n. r. 81 west
National Land Sales Co, a corp, ia
Francis T. Wright and wife, Jan. 20
1922, s100 and other, lots II and IL
block 2, sec. 15, tip. 1 S. r. 80 west.
Mary Trotter Cby MASTERY to EsteTe
oliver, Jan. 20, 1922. $4,000. lot % in
block 80, West King tract.
National Land Sales Co, a corp, tc
Luella Auwers, May IS, 1919, s1.00 and
ohtres, lots s and 9, block %, sec
H., ! S. r. 80 west Gig city,.
Knowles Hyer, Tr., and wife to Emma
T, Hyer, Jan. q, 1922, s100 and other
lots 9, 10, p ana &c in block 81, East
Pensacola
Lucy Pinch. q widow, to Charles T.
Bevey, June II, 1921, $500 and other
lots and in block 155, New City
tract.
Real Estate Securities Co, a corp,
TO Jas. r. Polkinhorne, Jan. &c. 1922
v~tNH eAAtNA CLAAGAt klshA Z Va Attp ~ LIZ L
in block is, Belmont tract
Pensacola Home & Savings Assoei-
alton to john J. Mcmillan, Jan. %
1922, $1.0o, lots and s, block 76, New
City tract
Escambia Realty Co. corp. to VIII
Gadsden. Jan. Is. 1929. S1O0 and other
lot 10, in block Is. New City tract.
Miss r. f. Blair, single, to G. Z. Du-
err. June 10, 1921. $500 and other
property in sec. 81, tp. ?, S. r. 30 west
S. d. Davis and husband to VIM
McElfish and wife. jap. "a, 1922, $500
and other, east 100 feet OF lot Is and OF
north u feet of lot 10, block 139. East
King tract.
A. C. Livingston and wife to Ida
Barnette, Jan. p, 1922, 010O.e0 and oth-
er. lot and west 10 feet of lot Z, block
as, New City tract.
N. Simons to Oscar II. Simmons.
trustee. Jan. %, 1922, s1.00 and other,
10 acres square of land in SW corner
of lot c, sec. II, tp. /, S. r. 80 west.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 31.-Traders
on the short side were again on the
defensive in the cotton market today,
prices being higher from tie opening.
The market got its initial impulse
from Liverpool and it's later support
from covering operations on the short
side. At times buying for long account
counted but such purchases were not
made in aggressive way. Late in the
session prices were 26 to SO points up
with March at 1888. The close was
10 to 50 points up with March 1926.
The day was full of small recessions,
such as were noted toward the close.
Private messages from the English
market stated that much Of the
strength there was due to end of the
month calling OF cotton by spinners
and this made a favorable impression
here. Much of the new buying that
came in seemed to be based on the In
difference of spot holders to the ac-
tions of the market. A message from
Houston said that, contrary to recent
reports, there was no distressed cotton
market but that margin calls were be-
ing promptly answered, indicating that
spots were in strong hands.
In some quarters it was thought
that the demand on the long side was
restricted by stories to the effect that
some of the cotton taken up on jan
uary contracts here might be shipped
to New York to go against March
contracts there 1t was claimed that
cotton of this sort could be shipped at
profit at present differences between
the two markets.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAHY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But ISife ard the Results are Une0uuIe
THE COTTON MARKET
New York

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Yesterday's
big break was followed by rallies in
the cotton market today and notwith-
standing reiterated rumors of cotton
coming here for delivery, the feature
was the relative firmness of near
months March contracts sold up to
1913 or 81 points net higher while July
contracts selling at 1888 were only %
points net higher. last prices were
within a few points of the best with
the market closing steady at net adj
vances Of IA to 80 points.
The market opened firm at an adj
vance OF IL to IS points on better ca
bles. There were some overnight sell
ing orders around the ring and re-
newed selling by Liverpool and New
Orleans on the differences accompa-
MED by reports that some of the cot
ton taken up on January contracts in
New Orleans might be shipped to New
York for delivery on March. There
were also rumors that cotton had sold
on a tenderable basis in the Savan-
nah market. and prices slipped off sew
eral points right after the cali. They
soon steadied up again, however, on
covering by March and May shorts
while there also was a little trade
buying on the advance which carried
May up from 1895 to 1922 on. 50 points
net higher New crop positions sold
13 to 10 points above last nights clos
ing figures with October touching
1913. Scattering holders of March
contracts are supposed to h. lfqui-
dated on recent declines re reIa-
tive ffrnness of near II. "a today
was regarded by local brokers as in
dicating that the remain March long
interest was in strong hands.
Private cables attributed the ad-
vance in Liverpool to the effect of
covering by recent sellers and smaller
offerings. Except for the New Or
leans selling, there were very few sell
ing orders here from the south and the
afternoon advance was accompanied
by reports of a better spot demand in
the southwest. Brokers with Japa-
nese connections were credited with
buying old crop months here again to-
day but their operations were less in
evidence than yesterday.
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nRN cnnne

NEW YORK, Jan. 3I.-Cotton goods
were quiet today with a further soften
ing trend in gray goods and sheetings.
Yarns were easier, especially in earded
knitting numbers. Silks. ribbons were
slightly more active. Piece goods were
quiet. Burlaps were quiet and steady.
Fancy worsteds in mems wear win be
opened for fail tomorrow.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Foreign ex,
change, firm. Great Britain. demand
At as; cables, AT u.s. 60-day bills OF
banks, 4.24 3-S. France. demand, 8.29 1-2
cables, $50. Italy. demand, 4.57 H.
cables, 4.58. Belgium. demand. 7.94 12
cables, 7.95. Germany, demand, 40 SIS
cables, so is. Holland, demand 3685
cables, 36.91. Norway. demand, 1879
Sweden, demand. 25.35; Denmark, de-
mand, 2020; Switzerland, 1949; Spain
1913; Greece. demand, AL; Poland, de
mand, .o3 10; CzechoslovaISia, demand
1876: Argentine, demand, 1912; Brazil
demand, 1877; Montreal IS ga.
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NEW YORK, Jan. sl.-Cortonseed Oh
advanced S TO 10 points N sympathy
with the bullish showing in lard ard
crude OIL but later reacted somewhat
under selling BY reffners and realizing by
tirnid longs Closing bids were unchanged
to 5 points net higher. Sales. Is.TBn bag-
rels Prime crude, IT'S: prime summer
v.llow spot. ais: March. ~: Alag. So
Juiy So all bid.
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jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Jan. 31.-
Hurpentine. Steady. Sc; sales none;
receipts 115, shipments 457; stock 27,-
Gil
Rosin: Firm; sales 1922: receipts
i.S02: shipments 500; stock 13A,974.
Quotations: 3. ID, Z. f. G. n, /, s.05;
TX. ass: N, 5o5s n. 5.s5. VIC. $50:
WV, 5.s5.
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If you tell your wants in the
classified column you are sure
of getting what you want.
We viii write your ads for
you. Phone 1900 for informa-
ton.
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New York.

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.--Cattle - No
trading. Caives-steady, veals, 10000
1900; culls, 100000; little calves. $50
$500; common to choice westerns, GOO
08.50.
Sheep and Lambs--Steady, eve sheep,
4.00@650; culls, 2.50@3.50; common to
good lambs, 10.00014.0O; culls, S.o000.0O.
Hogs-Lawes, medium TO light weights,
1o.00@10.16; pigs ,10.25; heavy hogs, 900
09.50; rough, 6.509700.
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caloAan oRAln mARkET

CHICAGO, Jan. si.-Wheat prices re-
ceded today owing largely to the failure
of foreign markets to follow yesterdays
advance here. The close was weak at
rs 10 Iii cent net lower with May.
1884 to Lists. and July. LOT 10
I041s. corn lost as 10 IL ana oats
IA 10 SIS Provisions scored gains vary
ing from a1-a to IS cents.
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sunAR AND coEEEE

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.--Raw sugar-
Firmer and prices 1916 higher to basis
Of 3.73 for centrifugal. Refined unchanged
at to $40.
Spot coffee-DulI. Rio rs, SIS to 9;
Santos as, II rs to IL IA
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Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan. 3f-Turpen-
tine: Firm, 81 81: sales So; receipts
10: shipments III: stock 1901.
Rosin: Firm, sales 49s. receipts 6T3;
shipments 1850: stock s3.4s5.
Quotations. b to /. 4o5; X. Az,
VI, 5.e5, y, SIS; VIC, SIS; WV. SIS.
4
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given. that the I'M
dersigned. administrators of the estate
OF A. Lowry, deceased, viii, on the goth
day OF March, A. D., 1922, present her
final account and vouchers to the County
Judge OF Escambia County, Florida, and
ask to be discharged from her said adj
Enthusiastically.
BERTHA LEVY,
Administrative.
Jan. IS, 1922. oaw9y.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET
IacksonullIr.

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 31.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts medium, prospects steady, heavIes
and packers, $50; mediums, coo; lights,
600; heavy pigs, coo; light pigs. $50;
roughs. 4.50.
Cattle-Rceipts, light; prospects, weak;
steers, 3o0@5. 90; bulls, 2.O098.00; year
Hngs, 2.0004oo: cows, 2.00040O; veal
calves. 4 100000 Gamers, Leo.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAI4E-One 5-passenger Studehaker
car, new top and good tires, excellent
running condition; can be bought reason
ably for cash Apply 1903 N. Davis.
FOR SAI4E-One new seton Holt tractor,
cheap. on easy terms; tractor Is now in
Pensacola n. H. l. McCaskiil Co. De-
Funiak Springs, Fla.
FOR SAIlE--F9ve- passenger Chevrolet;
cheap terms. Box 1883
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LODGE NOTICE
I. o. o. r.

Special meeting is called at 2 p m
Wednesday. Feb. l, 1922, for the pur-
pose of paying our last respects to our
deceased brother, J. J. Fell. Visiting
brothers are cordially INVITED.
BY Order a. X. BARKER, n. G.
s. ". FELL, Secretary.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
pATEe


No advertisement taken for less than
Is cents.
Count the words In your advertise
ment and multiply BY the number OF
times you desire 1t printed; remit
accordingly.
In counting words. include ITO
Let" aFor sale" wanted" etc, as
well as addresses.
BLACK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
Photographed matter, line dashes.
white space, classified display: &c per
line, SEC per Inch 6l2 lines make an
inch).
Any pevs on whose name appears IN
the telephone directory may have
classified ads charged.
Cancel orders should be given In
writing, never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their nome
or postoffice address as well as their
phone numbers, because many read
ers have no telephones.
II the advertiser so desires, replies
can be sent in care OF The Journal.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

Special corttrquneation u Naval Lodge.
No. % r. q A. NJ, Friday February s.
at 1880 .. m. Work ia the #. c. degree
Visiting brethren fraternally invited.
VIM. WILKINSON. w. NJ.
wAI. +. HANSEN. Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICES

NOTICE
We make your old beds new Called
Tor and delivered. 402 Nest Intendenela
st.. phone loss. call for Mattress Man
UMBRELLAS the fashion, rain or shine
II broken. set Wise 20 nix en- l09
Gregory.
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NEW RESORTS
wELLauRsr

WELLHURST
Among the psner on beautiful Per6ido
Bay-thirteen miles southwest OF Pensa-
cola by way OF Millview along shore
drive. Good roads. Rest and recreation.
Peace, poetry and sunshine. Take your
friends to this wonder spot for week
end, Good eats. three times per LAY.
The water is flne. Rates reasonable. For
particulars write MISS DOROTHY
COOKE. 2. o Lillian Ala
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NAVAL STORES
Pensacola

PenSacoEa
Turpentine: Quiet So 1-2c: Sales
none; receipts 9S; shipments 491;
stock GO. 463.
Quotations: I, 400: II. C, F. E, d. 3.
|s.e5.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

Weeks I1orseshoeing Shop has moved
from it's former location on Garden street
to Chase street, just west of Hygeia Bot
thing Works, where they viii be glad tc
serve anyone wishing the services oil
good horseshoers. Phone 925.
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DANCING

DANCING SCHOOL - Classes. Private
lessons. Also childrens classes in aes-
theti Dancing 206 West Gregory. Phone
2Ts.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Twenty gauge Winchester shot
gun in cloth case, between Child's res
tau-aat and Walnut FIiil. Notify Felo
any Information regarding same and re-
ceise reward.
LOST-One suitcase containing ladies'
APPAREL, on Palafox road, between PEN
sacola and Moline Finder please notify
Dwight Z. Coons, 80 East Garden ST.. or
Eh0ne 235
LOST-One female bird dog. year old,
solid white. except yellow spot on
head and back. Finder please return to
sos Eass Gregory street Liberal reward.
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nnGE NnTIcE

Special communication OF PEN
u sacoia Lodge, No. AZ, r. & A. NJ,
IN Friday, Feb. 3, at 80 p. m
Mn Work tn the NJ. Sir. degree yis-
w iting brothers fraternaliy invited.
w. T. QUITS, w NJ
r.. c. WHITE, Secretary.
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Old Papers Tor sale at Journal
Office.
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION .WANTED-By married man.
= Years old: capable bookkeeper with
knowledge of cost accounting and sales
manship Financial statements and re-
ports prepared. Salary can be arranged
until ability proven Phone 1913, or adj
dress r.. c. w. Care Journal.
YOUNK LADY wants position as stenog-
rapher or office work: will also take
extra work. Phone I1SS.
YOUNG lady steno grapher desires posi-
ton. Box sol, City.
POSITION WANTED-Offlee girl wants
position. Phone 1881.
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Transfer Storage

RoRRAS TRANSFER CO,
PHONE ft4s OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUsl.
NESS SOLICITED.
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FOR SALT-,ATy home on Bovou Texar.
Modern bungalow. outbiuldings, etc.
Leaving city. Phone 1870. Mrs. A. w.
Miller.
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B0RR ENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms, upstairs. Lovely porch in front
Modern conveniences. Phone 1875. 903
N. Reus.
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FOR sABEl--F'arn on Flomaton-P ensa-
cola highway within 10 miles Of PEN
sacola. Good house and barn: 40 acres,
cleared and fenced Good schools and
churches I'm neighhorhood Apply J. D
Mackey, Roberts, Fla. or w. g. Mackey
Pensacola, TIA.
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FOR RENT-One or two unfinished
connecting rooms. Apply 204 West
Chase st.
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FOR SALE

FOR sAT.T-Glenwood Dairy Farm. so
two-story and basement house; bank
barn, garage; hog and poultry house. fine
well; four acres hard wood; two or
ehards: tools; $4,000. bargain. Florida
property accepted at cash value. Ed
ward TT. Elson, owner, Gonzalez, Fla,
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Foh snLE--MopERN Eve ROOM
ELEVENTH.. PAYS TEN PER CENT
ON INVESTMENT. ALWAYS RENTED:
SEE HOWARD Leg MAYES AT
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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FuR SALE
~ wNA "A -@~

E FpA vA fn cd d0Ts AsST FE 81 os
PRICE Low. TERMS REASONABLE.
r, e. L. MccAsKlLL- COMPANY. DE-
FUNIAk 9PRiNGS. FLA.
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TEN thousand acres prairie: solid square:
south Florida three miles from rail-
road; only $500 per acre, terms. Asher
Peter, Orlando, Florida.
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FOR SAIAE-Two complete log teams.
consisting Of rs head good young work
steers, with yolSes, bows and chains.
Prlce five cents pound on feet Also s
farm horses.--J. d. Anderson.
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FOR SAIsE,-One roll top desk. file case,
typewriter and other office fixtures. all
In first class condition. Apply Ferriss
Ware House. II. Chase ST.
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FRUIT TREE sALEsMEN-PRoFI
BILE, PLEASANT BUSINESS FOR
HusTLERS. WRITE TODAY. CON-
coRD NURSERIES, DEPT. 81, CON-
CORD. GA.
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BE a DETECTIVE Excellent opp9rtun-
ity; good pay: travel. Write c. T.
Ludwig. So2 Westoyer Bldg, Kansas City,
Mo.
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MORTGAGE

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
we lend money on Real Estate in the
city on abort notice Please state in
apuAlca ton X you have an Abstract 81
lttIe 10 the property. "a
Call and See U.s.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc.
South Paiafox ST.
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FOR sALE-oNE.HAL INTEREST
IN BUSINESS TO INDUSTRIOUS
YOUNG MAN. LEARNING @ o o D
TRADE: $1,000 REQUIRED. ADDRESS
BUSINESS, CARE OF JOURNAL.
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HORSE and Buggy for sale. ; IL miles
from Pensacola, Elomaton road. Oakfield
w G. Edwards.
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FOR RENT-Sniau farm LIP miles
north of Gonzalez school; house, barn,
etc; horse, cow, chickens and farm tools
Part of crops planted Start farming at
once.--Edgar sark. Route A, Box II,
Cantonment. Fla
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FOR SAL Eat a sacrifice, one rubber
tired top buggy In good condition. Also
one open buggy, Apply p. "A. Davis,
Marble yard, opposite court house.
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FOR RENT

FOB RENT--TWELvE ROOM HOUSE,
STEAM HEATED LuxURtouSLY
FURNISHED; EXCELLENT NEIGH
soRHooD. WILL RENT PART OR ALL
TO PROPER PARTY. 5of NoRTH
18TH AVE. PHONE 1890.
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HELP MALE

male stenographer who can live on
premises. Rent, lights and water free.
Near town. Give fun particulars and ref
erence in first letter. Address Manufac-
turer. care Journal
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FOR SALE-Cheap. Ford light delivery,
IN good condition. Apply 80 s. Bay
len st.
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FOR sAI.F,--Antinue furniture. Call be-
tween 3 and IL. SO u. Romano or
phone S92.
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FOR RENT Downstairs room. private
entrance and bath. Mrs i. w. Marsh,
TIA n. Spring.
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WANTED-To buy secondhand go-cart
Phone 2309-J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
NEWS Or A DAY
FROM the STATE
Milford FIrsmsn Keep Marsh
Fire From Destroying Hotel
at Slaughter Beach.
KENT COUNTY LEVY COURT

('rcrn Every Evenings corr~spondents.
Dover, Jan. AT yesterdays scs-
ptrn ~ Kent county Levy Court.
County Engineer r1ooden appeared
relative 20 the condition of the Bakers
Landing causcway. which Is much In
need ~ alag or dressing " some Kind.
Tho slag had h~en ordered TO como
Ny boat. but as the boats are running
1r~,wulprly. the Levy Court ordered
shn, the alag and 1000 bushels OF
pya,er shells In ordered by freight for
use OF both tho Rarker's Landing md
ulo,rsr- Reach roads.
The Levy Court visited Kent county
jail and found Il 10 he sanitary and
satisfactory In every way. There are
ie-s than dnr~n prisoners In the Jail
~ present.
Tho court ordered payment made to
Sha Sunday pchcols cs tho county. In
accofdancc with the law. These
urdcws Will ne as of 1871. AS II was an
oversight IN not ordering payment
during ths latter part ~ last year.
The Court adjourned 20 meet IN
Up.gi-l session today. with the state
Highway Commission 20 discuss tho
location md construction of Kent
rounty roads ss included IN the state
highway building program for this
Wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
MIDDLETowN NEWS.

Middletown, Jan. 4.--James T. Shall
cross-Real Estate Broker has sold for
Minors Banning, his house and etore on
East Main street, TO Uric j. Clark OF
Newark. MIR. Clark will tnko possession
of the property March ].
Rev. Il. W. Caswcll hns been requested
to receive gifts for the aid Of the Russian
famine sufferers, by the editor OF Chris
uan work.
Eleven boys received their certificates
at the last meeting of the Scout Troop,
No. 2, of Middletown and are now en-
titled to wear the Scout Uniform and
the tenderfoot badge.
Mrs. Euphemia T. Lee, wife OF James
A. Ice, died at her home near Odessa,
last week, aged 80 years She leaves her
husband and one son. Funeral Saturday
afternoon interment in Townsend ceme-
terry.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stephens OF
Overlook, Pa, announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Grace Tli,abeth,
to Mr. c. Henry Task, Of Fulton, n. Y.
The parents of the bride-elect are former
residents OF MIddletown and the bride
is well known here being a niece OF Mrs.
George W. Lockwood.
AT the annual meeting Of the Can't
we'll Loan Association Of Odessa, these
officers and directors were elected
President, Daniel w. Corbit, vice-presi-
dent Alexander i. Corbit; secretary
and treasurer, Joseph c. Brown; drcc.
tors Daniel Corbit, Clarence Il. Pool
James T. Shallcross, Leonard Y. Aspr
Jr, Frances h. Watkins, Theodore Fer
guson, A. =. Corbit.
Miss Estella Stradley, daughter o.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Victor H. Siradley oI
Calena, Md, and MIR. Willard 7
Cromwell of Trappe, Md, will b'
married. tomorrow at Easton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Chestertown, Md. Jan. 4.-Miss
Susie Vansant, daughter OF J.. II. j.
vansant. was married. Saturday at
noon, 10 Walker d. Lamb, young
farmer OF Morgnec section. at the
home of htebride'ta hrefsvbgkqvbgq
homo of the brides father, on Kent
Circle. by Rev. Omar r. Jones. pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
After short wedding trip. they will
reside on the farm .tenanted by Mr..
Lamb.
Postmaster Bowers reports that the
gross receipts OF the Chestertown
postoffice during the past month ex-
ceeded those of the same month last
year by $500. The gross receipts for
the year ended December 81. are the
largest In the history OF the Office,
higher grade.
The muskrat season opened here.
Monday and the marshes were full Of
trappers, who report good catches. The
meat is quoted here at Is cents apiece,
and the quotations on pelts are as
high as $3.50 each.
A very important meeting of the
officials of Christ NJ. p. Church IL call
ed for this evening. when plans for
the entertainment Of the approaching
session Of Maryland Conference, which
meets here in April, will be formulat-
ed.
Monday was moving day" in town
and county and many farmers and
town tenants changed places.
J. e. Hummell has sold his farm
near Fairlee to Mr.. Dulin, who has
taken possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
nell moving TO Newark, n. j.