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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-08
CAPTURE BELLEEK IN
WAKE OF SEVERE
FIGHTING
WAGE BATTLE TODAY
IRREGULARs. REPRESENTING
sINN FEM FORCES, ARE DRlV.
EN- BACK AFTER FIERCE sTRUG.
GLE FOR POSSESSION OF CITY
NEAR BORDER.

Belfast June S-Ilcllcck was oc
cupied today by British troops which
advanced this morning to take the
salient from the Irish irrcgulars hold.
Ing f. The fort overlooking Releek
va hrs: captured by the British and
,hc two were then taken possession
Of ry tnn military
The engagement began at p, N.
Al L,al huur signals were sent mp
Indicating that the British troops
We" hrinF fired upon while there
was burst Of rifle firing from the
north The British artillery open fire
and landed ,wO shots near the Bel
lo"k fort, which is in free state ter
rt"ry.
Start Battle EARLY Today.
Belfast June S--CA.pJ-A Brit.
ish military column comprising artil-
lery, infantry and engineers. yiyanc.
ed into the Belloek district on the
Fermanagh-Donegal border this morn
ing with the reported intention Of
occupying Beleek by nightfall The
republican forces are said to be
falling back before the Bt.tish Id
VaacC.
The British advance s.lrted from a.
pot on the south shore e Lou iii
Ernc, six miles from Brl'e'k Tho
British column was accompanied by
arnOred cars.
R,iuro the British troops moved
of photograph communication was
rSt1E she'd across Lcugn Ecne. pro
Srm1hly with the forces holding the
Pctig0e salient. There appeared to
be i simultaneous movement in prog
ress on roth sides OF the lake in tn !
lAtmrn q an encircling mlnNuver.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-08
To Cost $3,845,659.4s.

Washington, June S-The soldiers
bonus bill was formally presented to.
day in the senate by Chairman Nc
Cumber of the finance committee
with an accompanying replacing the
probable cost to the federal govern
ment at S5S43,b29,+Sl spread over
period OF 4" years from next January
J. rms IS approximately $25O,OOO,000
less than the estimate under the
bonus blil which was $4o9S,7l9,350
payable over ~ years,
The senate bill estimate was pre-
pared by treasury experts and is bas-
ed on the theory that Is per cent, of
the 4,45S,199 veterans who would be
eligible for compensation would elect
the adjusted service certificate ontion
22i5 per cent. farm. home and land
settlement aid and 20 por G. ent vo-
cational training aid. Should all Of
the veterans select the certificate
plan the total cost would he S4 4g6..
545.75. with reference to financing
the LEGISLATION Chairman NcCnm6nr
ropOrt said # was said that tha rn.
duction i'm government oynnnditpres
nIus tbn navmort of intnraet nm the
refunds Of the foreign obItgations
would be sufficient TO obvtato tba inn.
nosition of additional tavation
70 3. 5oa.. t,.-,,,, -. l., =.
,,a l.Ittf, ,','.r '',I .I, ,'9",S - l,l,'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-08


prOvemenf will come ND for public
discussion an hour later on the same
day,
Courtney Street Repairs.
Commissioner tDougbcrtv reported
that to put Courtney street. = con.
Meeting link with the Ivy Way into
first class condition wouId cost the
CITY between 81 200 and 81 500 This
eynense would nroyide surface of
either cinders or crushed stone and
wou1d be in addition to the cost of
paving later on. Mr., Dougberty as.
surod his colIeagues however that
something would be done to ronoirI
the thorougbfare and keen If in re.
pair until such 1imo as nnrmannot
improvements were made nm the
street
Tho commissioner also brought nm
the dilanidatnd condition tho Main
street bridge has gotten into Tho
structure ho said vas dangerous for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-08
Reports are Submitted.

The monthly reports of subaltpr-
mates took up considerable time Of
the council, helping to make last
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-08
WEATHER

Unsettled tonight and
Friday probably followed
by showers; cooler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17

Ray. Harvey w. Ewing, paaCbr Of
the linton NJ Ic. Church, lasV evenine
conducted the revival ssfvtcs n Ne
Methodist Episcnpsl Church. sThs esr-
vices for this evening win b. conduc-
ted BY tho same pastor.
Tho members Of the Young Msn's
Bible Class OF the Emmanuel Church
will hold a bakc tomorrow morning
beginning AZ $50 In Br1ttingham's
pharmacy, Second and Delaware
streets. Bread. pies. cakes, buns and
rolls will be on mle.
An autoist yesterday was placed un-
der arrest by officer George Kcrn. FOR
not having tho machine equipped with
proper headlight devices aa approved
by the motor vehicle law OF the State
OF Delaware. Mayor Cramer instructed
the offender to procure the approve.
lenses and the CASE was dlsmissed.
DR.. and Mrs. J,ili,is Dodd, who hav,
been spending several days as guests
OF Rev. and Mr.. John L. Johnsor
OF Crisfeld. Nd, returned home lae
evening. The visitors reported that tn
southern portion OF the peninsula hat
been visited by blizzard and numer
Gus places In the vicinity OF Dove
the snow was seven feet in depth.
William w. Leach yesterday visitet
Ills mother. Mrs. Mary A. Davis o
Philadelphia.
This II the weather for hot water
bottle. IS cents to 5000. Also a specia
display OF Thermometers E. Chal
lenger q Son, prescription pharmacist
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
nmpLxrowN NOTES.

Middlctown. Feb. 1.-THE annual
town election viii be held at the ONCE
OF Daniel w. Stcvsns. Monday. March
4. for town commissioners for two
ycars, an alderman. a treasurer. and
an assosacr. Walter q. I.ctherbury
and Thomas w. Truitt are tho re-
firing commissioners.
John Heldmyer. Jr.. has purchased
from Miss Bessie Anderson three
dwellings on Fast Main street and a
building lot on Anderson street.
A meeting OF Middletown group of
tho State Teachers Association was
held at tho Academy. Tuesday eve-
ming. Miss Elizabeth Jones. Miss
Mabel Price. Miss Ida Howell and Mr..
Nogcl had arranged an interesting
program. II. r. 6tRhl conducted a
standard test" using tho audience
as n class.
A dog supposed to be mad was
killed hero this week and all dogs will
be required TO be muzzlcd for 90 days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
PLEASING SCHOOL MEETING.

Seaford, Feb 1.-THE Parent
Teacher Association OF tho Cannon
public school, near here. held very
interesting and instructive meeting
at the school house. wednesday even
ing. John Cannon. chairman OF the
membership committee, made an ap-
peal 20 those present not members Of
the association to Join at once, and
81 persons gave their names. Rev.
John w. Townsend. pastor Of Cannon
NJ. Y. Church. made an address on
Tho Course OF Study IN the Modern
School"
The meeting was then taken charge
OF by the teachers. who had prepared
a very fire program. rendered by the
children OF the echool. After the liter
airy program successful social was
held by tho social committee. The
boxes prepared by the young ladies
Of the association and school was sold
az auction. and Ice cream, cake and
candies were served. The profit real
ized at the social was S2s.so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
NEWS Of ANY
FROM THE STATE
jueeerson Cub at Franktord
has FINE Musloal Program
at IT. Meeting.
TEACHERS IN CONFERENCE

EVpm uvow UvUntnGs Correspondents
Newark NNh. 17.--An Interesting
pvusrum Nl~tonstr,,ctive school room
work has hspn arranged for the con-
ference 1t Now Cnstle county teachers
10 be held here tomorrow. For the
hcneft of thos~ attending tho con-
ference. demonstration classea used by
tho department Of education OF tho
Wemen's College. University of Della
w~r~ will bc IN scHsion for ono hour
tomorrow morning. The work oheerv-
"a IN these ciass~s viii form tho has's
fcr discussion OF educational problems
by the county schools.
Teachers Of tho local schools who
wNi wive demonstrations tomorrow
ar~ Missca Pauline Rutlc<sge. Harriet
Wilson, Viola cooper. Mary Hofycckcr,
end AndasiA Reynolds. student teach
ere are Miss Elizabeth rcnrorc. Miss
Thclma Hines. Miss pnulins Pryor and
Miss Rebs Russell.
Early IA the afternoon Professor w.
A. Wilkinson " tho University OF
Dciswar~ will xivc talk on plans for
the summer school this year and Miss
M.mic Rohr. instructor In education
81 tho womcn'a College. ON extension
work. Professor II. w. Helm. state
diferior of vocational education Will
talk on eliminating wnstc In the rural
schools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. Feb. 17.--Miss Emma F..
Smith. daughter OF the latc Dallas
who has been living at Rogers
ford. Pa. for tho past IL years, has
returned to her former home hero.
George Earlc Donoho OF Scranton.
Pa. spent part Of the week here with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Donoho.
Miss Doris Eskridge, a student at
the Girls Latin School, Baltimore,
spent tho past weekend here with her
parents. Mayor and Mrs. John r.. Esk-
ridge.
Albert M. TAR, T. Scott Purse
William c. Hoorc, N. M. Conaway and
William A. Wheeler have been chosen
to represent Liberty Bell Council. No
81. Jr. o. Y. A. NJ, OF this town at
the annual State Council. which meets
In Wilmington next Tuesday. After
attending the State Council they &c
to Philadelphia to attend the fourth
annual class initiation OF the Z. o
s. OF A.. OF Pennsylvania to be held
next wednesday night at the Academy
of Music, In that city.
Miss Lillian Deppe OF Philadelphia
spent part of the week here with Miss
Ethel Donoho.
Former Coroner Elias II. 0f1fiith OF
Blades. who has been quito Ill. is re-
ported to be improved.
Ollie Wootten and family. for many
years residents OF Seaford. hav,
moved to Wilmington. where Mr.
Wootten is employed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad.
George w. Truitt OF Blades Is ser
iously Ill at his homo. requiring tn;
services of nurse. HIS sister-in-law
Mrs. nevia MessiclS, Is also very IL
at the home OF Mr.. Truitt.
Owing TO bad roads tho basketball
game between Seaford and FREDERICK
scheduled for last night. at ~Seaford
had to lie cancelled. also a dance whicl
was to have followed the game.
Professor and Mrs. c. II. Snyde
entertained several teachers of Sea
ford high school at dinner, las
night. at their home on Pine street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
NEWS OF the DAY
At new CASTLE
Anchor and Co. n Baskstba all
Teams to Play a Series
Of Games.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, Fob. 17-Last evening
committee meeting OF tho repre-
sentatives OF tho Anchor A. c. and tho
Company II. basketbail teams. for
tho purpose of perfecting plans for a
series OF games for the city champion
ship, was held In the mayors Office,
Temporary officers were chosen ms fol-
lows. Harry j. Gable, president;
Charles s. Fleming. secretary. 1t was
decided that series OF Ave games be
played, tho first In the Armory on
Wednesday evening. February %, and
tho second in tho Opera House. Fri
day evening, March 81 the third
March 10; fourth, March II, and
NTH, March "a. All games will start
promptly at $50. The neutral referee
selected was John Naylor. who will
have entire charge In the cage. All
games are to be played under Eastern
League rules. The official timc-kecp-
ers and scorers will be appointed by
tho managers OF the two teams. The
rental experiences for both the
Armory and tho Opera House cages
was set at 81. and the fee TO be paid
the referee is to be decided between
tho managers of the two teams. The
net receipts will be divided equally
between the two teams. The genera
admission fec will be 20 cents. Th'
manager Of each team was instructe,
to procure a list OF players and sub.
NIT same to the secretary by Satur.
day evening before midnight, eaci
team is to have not moro than eigh
players.
On account Of scarlet fever In Wes
Chester, the basketball game schcdul
ed between the New Castle High Schoo
team and the Kennctt Square team. a
Kennctt Square, this evening has beel
postponed until later date.
The members of the New Castl
/ Athletic Association baseball team las
evening held q meeting at the home o
the president, Chandler III. Gebhard
and made final arrangements for III
dance which viii take place this eve
ming In the Opera House. The mem
bers OF the organization decided I
hold a meeting next Tuesday evenin
at 8 o'clock in the mayors Office. whe
representatives of the Marshalltol
Five Points and Delaware city base
ball representatives will arrange
be present to discuss matters pertain
ing TO the formation Of a league fc
the ensuing season.
The members OF the Ladies Aid sc
ciety OF the First Baptist Church al
making plans to hold = bake tomoI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17

row morning. beeinnine At 10 o'clock
At the ioe cream pariors Of Jones and
Lancaster On West Fifth ttrest.
The mstnbsrs of the Young Moss
AsnocaA tion Of the First Presbyterian
Church are making ARA rangemcnta to
pay = visit to the members Of the
YouhE Mems Association OF Hanover
Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, on
next Monday evening. The evening will
be spent in playig Of idoor QUOT
games ad Andrew EliaHon, chairman
OF the athletic committee, will arrange
10 make a selection Of players to form
three tcams by Saturday Afternoon
All members who desire to attend are
requested to meet In front Of the post
Office on Monday evening at 7.3o. ir
order that automobile arrangement,
may be made for the trip.
On account OF tho inability OF sew.
eral playem OF the varsity basketball
team OF the New Castle High Schoo
to be present for tho taking OF tn,
group photograph OF both the Senio,
girls team and the vnrsity members
which was scheduled to take plac,
yesterday afternoon In the Operi
House, the taking OF the photograph
has been postponed until tomorrow at
ternoon Mt 2.30. when It is hoped tha
the members Of both teams VIII b.
present.
Cottage prayer services. which ar,
being conducted by tho members o
the Methodist Episcopal Church, ar,
meeting with great success and 10
this afternoon a session win be hel,
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Jane
Miller OF East Second street. Tomor
row evening session will be he'll
ut tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs Alber
Riley OF Dobbinsville.
The members OF the Water an
Light Commission viii meet In a con
ference with the members OF Cit
Council and Water and Light Engi
neer William Easily on Monday eve
ming, March 6. In the Water and IAgh
Commissioners Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
If SKIN BREAKS
OUT and ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just tho moment you apply
Mentho-Sulphur to an itching burn
ing or broken out skin tho itching
stops and healing begins, says a noted
skin specialist. This sulphur prcpa-
ration, made into pleasant cold cream,
gives such a quick relief, even to fery
eczema, that nothing has ever been
found to take Its place.
Because OF It's germ destroying prop
critics. It quickly subducs tho Itch
ing. cools the irritation and heals the
eczema right up, leaving a clear
smooth skin In place OF ugly erup-
tions. rash. pimples or roughness.
| You do not have TO wait for I'm.
| provement. II quickly shows. Yor
can get little Jar OF Mentho-Sul
phur at any drug store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel. Fch. l7,- Miss Eva Allen.
who attends Womcn'e College. univer-
cit, uf Delaware, In spcndns some
elmo hero with hcr parents. Mr.. and
Mr~. W. Frank Allen.
A primo bag race, wns tho novelty
feature NJ the local skating rink, last
nirht
hishop Cook viii occupy tho pulpit
cf tho \. ~. Church here sunday. Feb
fusry 10. at o'clock.
Tho senior play, Farm Folks.
which was 10 have been given tonight.
IN the auditorium of tho new high
school building. has been postponed
on account of tho Illness OF somc OF
the pupils who wcrc TO take part.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City. Feb. 17.-There will
be a candy sale, Monday evening, in
the store OF W. U. Reybold on Clin-
ton street for tho benefit of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society OF the Presby-
ter1an Church.
Mrs. Theodore Clark, who has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia at her
home near Clark's Corner. is improv-
ing.
Thomas A Sullivan OF Pennsville,
n. j.. formerly a soldier at Fort du
Pont. re-enlisted W the Ordnance De-
partment at Fort du Pont Wednesday.
Michael Biasco Of Chester, Pa, also
enlisted and was assigned to duty
with the First Company, c. A C.
N. w. Wilkinson has purchased a
five-ton Nash truck at Fort du Pont;
Walter Wipf OF New Castle purchased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
CAMDEN NEWS.

Camden. Feb. 17-Rsv. L. w. lay
fsld Of DelavvArs City was IN town
this week for . short visit with his
frienda. including Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Hinsiey.
AZ the meeting. last evening. Of the
Jr. o. A. NJ. CAmden Council, In the
Ood Fellow Hall, . large number of
he order.
Alfred Dunn. the town architect,
who has bean VI for some time. Is
able TO be out again.
Tho Friday afternoon meeting of
the Round Table Club viii be held
~ the usual hour today 1T the club
house. There will BE- = special busi-
nsss meeting followed by 4 tea
Rev. and Mrn. Alfred Smith are
entertaining their son-in-law and
oAughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Knots
~ their home In town this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
WOMEN VOTERS MEETING.

Dover. Feb. iT.---At a meeting OF the
executive COMMITTEES NJ the State
LeNsue of Women Voters. yesterday,
risns were start~d to have DclawNrv
represented at tho scssion of the Ma
tional League cf Women Voters 10
he held In psl'imors> Nd. beginning
Arrtl 70.
I, was Alsc decided 20 inaugurate
Current Events cIAsscs throughout the
state. n study political conditions.
Mrr. A. II. Warner. rrO~ideni os tho
state League. presided 1T yesterday s
meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
BIRTHDAY AyNTvERsARY.

0mden. Feb. l7.-Mrs. Ezekiel W.
Cooper celebrated her eiRhty-flrs,
birthday ann!vVrAry. this week at
her home In town. her children and
grandchildren coming from all over
the country 20 do honor 10 the occa-
sion. Her guests included her son, Rev.
Alfred Lord Cooper and his wife from
China.
Tho luncheon wns unique. the deco
rations being altogether oriental,
chiefly lifts from her son, who for
many years has lived IN the orient.
A japanese peacock supported the
birthday cake. which was work of
AT, lighted with eighty-one candles.
Later. Lieutenant and Mrs. Igna-
thus T. Cooper entertained the entire
family party at . dinner at their
homo IN town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17

RaoitAAieq. M Helen Scott. Bslby-
Vile; rUA1tngA wit and lEumor," Aiss
lAasis Rbh1nsna: -ENvorite Author. !"
AkA T. J. lAWPonce: "Current Events. :
Mn. IAura Nelson; rscitAtions. Mtaa
GLADYS Rrcmhley and Miss Laura
Townsend; piano solo. Mp. Top
Heath; piano duet. Mr.. Raymond p.
Long and krs. Top Heath: violin solo,
Mr~ Clifford n. Timmons: piano and
violin duet. Arn. Top Heath and Mrs.
C1iiford II. Timsncns: trio. Misscs Eva
Hickman. Hannah Dcrrickson and
Christine Mccarthy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
WHERE THE wAn is STILL on,

The supcrdrcadnought Tennessee IL
manned entirely by natives OF the
State after which tho ship Is named
Recruiting parties were sent from
New York and toured Tennessee. from
tho blue grass lowlnnds TO the noun
tain homes OF tho ridge runners
Coming IN 70 small mountain town
by automobile a party OF the navy
recruiters were halted by a native
with suspicious look In his eye and
a squirrel RHO in his hand. Uniformed
mon are not met with a brass band
Said the mountalneer. Strangers
where be ye from. what's y'r business
and how long " gwine ter stay?"
Replied the spokesman OF the nnvy
party: We're navy recruiters. Were
going TO run down a lot OF your youDs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
TO DISCUSS NEW SCHOOL.

NJ. Tammany. chairman of the school
committee Of the Five Points Civics
Association, has issued n call for the
committee on schools from the Par
Teacher Association and the
women's Civics Club to meet with
his committee on Monday night In the
Community Building. Details win be
arranged at that time for a meeting
TO be hold In short time 10 discuss
tho question OF erecting a new school
house here.
Tho school trustees have requested
An appropriation OF &25o,ooo for a new
building on the site at Ashley. pur-
chased several years ago from the
state BOARD OF Education.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
LEwEs NOTES.

Lewes. Feb. 17-Hugh McTurner
and Mrs Mary Shut were married.
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at
the Presbyterian Church, by Rev.
Mench Chambers. They went to their
home in Lewes. which they had al
ready furnished.
Arthur Weacoat, compass adjuster,
yesterday landed from the steamer
Narbo. from Philadelphia. bound TO
Russia, loaded with grain for the re-
lief OF the starving.
Miss Ida Monk has returned from
e-viSt TO her mother. Mrs. Binder Bur-
ION. IN Wilmington.
Miss Julia Steele. who has been III,
is out again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
TO GIVE SMOKER

Richardson Park. Feb. 17.--Having
arranged for n dance at Newport, to-
night. the entertainment committee
OF tho Civics Association. r.. V. Ru-
dolph. chairman, has issued an invi-
tation 20 all men residents OF the Five
Points 20 attend a smoker at the Com
munity Building tomorrow night
Tho program VIII include vocal Sc
lections and recitations. Refreshments
Will be served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17

= Dodgs truck.
The senior class OF Delaware City
High Bchol Will give = dance In the
school building this svening, The pro-
cesds win 80 to the athletic associA-
tion.
The weekly cottage prayermeetins
Of the Presbyterian Church wan held
last evening 1T tho home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Cofer. conducted by Rev.
r.. c. Pitxer.
Soldiers OF Fort du Pont will Eivo a
St. Patrick's dance in tho Service
Club rooms. next month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
Best CousL Mt1e
Is Home Made
Acts with Apeed--Loosens tbe Phlsg8
Stops ths Irritation ar
Coughing Ceases.
Fine for Chest Colds Too ard 10
CheAply MaAe 1t Home.

When you can make, in two minutes
world beating remedy that acts d.
rectIy on the membrane and often
overnight causes stubborn coughs and
even hard chest coids TO disappear.
why trffie with things that viii probAe
bly, disappoint?
Having and snufning and also
soreness ~ the mucous membrane -
and yon VIII feel fire In Slnnost no
time.
Just get one ounce OF Psrm3nt fdou-
BILE strength) add 70 II a little sugar
and enough hot water 70 make half
pint and you've got an inexpensive
remedy better than you can buy ready
mixed.
It's soothing. healing action on the
membrane Is the reason 50 many peo-
| plo use II for Cstarrh and acute nssd
colds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
ARRESTED roR xoN.suPPoRr.

Dover, Feb. Hillary Streets. y
ypung man formerly of Chcswold.
Kent county. who has hcen living In
cr near rittshurg. Pa. for tho past
two w three yeara. was brought hero
"Wednesday. by state Detective ID. ID.
Wharton. on . charge preferred by
hie wife, who lives a, Cheswuld, OF de-
ssrsien and non-support
II appears that Streets made pay
fnenta 90 his wife until sometime in
1870. when payments stopped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17

John r. otoops, ioeaa merchant,
spent yesterday In PhllAdslp6ia
6carlst fAvsr has developed 1t th1
honss df Mr.. and MN. James &. King,
Cor. Second and Harmony strstfs.
6amoset nut chocolate caranieIH 80
cents 4 pound. p. Challenger L Son
pfascriptior pharmacist.--Adv.
Icst--Tussday morning two pairs Of
garnet rosary beads. Finder please re-
turn TO II N. Second street and re-
ceiv6 reward ADV.
Now Formaidehyde fumigating can
dies, 80 cents and rs cents. r.. Chal-
lenger 4 6on, Prescripkion Pharmacist
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-17
ysrrERsoN CLUB MEETING.

Trankford, Feb. 1.-THE regular
monthly meeting of the Jefferson Club
Of this town wHs held at the home OF
Mrs. Morgan T. Gum last Friday
night. Plans were considered at the
meeting for iaS1ng funds to assist
tho Milford Emergency Hospital The
Invitation. Of the Selbyvflls Club to
visit Il oh ths night OF February 22
W0s occsptsd. a colla<ion Wa served
ne oolIoW1ng program was given: