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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Planning for Opening Of Annual
Summer Camp for Chill
dren Tuesday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. July s.-The Council
Committee OF the Boys and Girls'
Community Club yesterday began
erecting the tents and making final
detail arrangements for the annual
summer camp which will open on next
Tuesday for the Community Club
Girls. Rev r. G. Pitzer. Harry G.
Price, Moore Whiteman. Rodney
Schunder and Earl Baum erected FIVE
large tents and six small tents for the
girls sleeping and living quarters. a
sliding chute running into the water
for use. in swimming was also built
yesterday BY next Monday evening.
the committee expect TO have the On
tire plans perfected and the camp in
readiness for the girls arrival Tues
day.
Gladys and Emma, 4-year-old twin
daughters ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
BelviIle OF New Castle. who have been
visiting their grandmother. Mrs
Emma Belville. returned horne yester-
day.
/ Mrs. Annie Wilson Of Kirkvood fell
on the stairway Of her home yesterday
and wrenched and bruised her les
severely
Miss Sarah Shearer Of Kirkwood was
taken III while at her work in New
Castle yesterday and was brought tC
the home Of Mr.. William Smith.
Services in the local churches vii
be held tomorrow as follows:
snfa
Iayfeld pastor; 1890 a. m. preaching
subject, Our Lords Departure"
11.45 a. m. Sunday school; p. m.
preaching. subject, Thoughts on tn
Fourth Of July The usual mid
week prayer service on Wednesda,
evening has been discontinued for IN
summer.
Christ Protestant Episcopal: Rev
Joseph A. carp; 1890 a. m. Sunda
school: 80 p. m. evening service i
charge OF the rector.
Summit Bridge. Rev. J. c. MCCOY
o'clock.
St. PauPs r. c.: Father Joseph F
Dolan; 10 a. m, regular service.
st. Georges NJ. E.: Rev. J. c. Nc
a Coy, pastor; $50 Sunday school; 1913
: preaching, subject, "Gilead's Balm an
, Physician; 7.3O. Epworth League WI
! have charge OF evening services. TIL
pastor will make short remarks on IN
( League subject.
/ Summit Bridge. Rev. J. c. McCo.
= pastor; 2 o'clock. Sunday school:
o'clock, preaching, subject. "Gilead
$ Balm and Physician"
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SUSSEX WEDDINGS.

Georgetown, july s-Miss Eliz-
ah~,h McKomfpey daughter OF Thoys.
\. Mcksmmey aud Curtis Y. Long. son
of late Henry &. Long. both ~ selby
vile, wer. married at First NJ. l..
pswonsg.. Georgetown. boy Rev. John
= Bailey. "Wednesday afternoon.
b.nns Marine and Harry Jester.
both Of scdcOrd. were married. Tues
day night, al seafOrd. by Rev. George
L.. Hsrde~ty. retired minister OF VII
nington NJ. r. Conference.
Edith NJ. Davis and Arthur u. Car
moan, both residing near Delmar. were
married az Laurel. by Rev. Edwin n
NsrShsll la~t saturday night
M~s Addle Houston. daughter OF
William Houston. of Greenwood, and
Fred Dyer, son of the late Thomas
DYER, Of Middletown. were married
sunday night al Bridgeyille. by Rev
William l.. White.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Miss Rosa Tuck Charms In Con-
cert Given Before University
Summer School.

From wvcry Evcn,ng's Correspondents
Newark, July Miss Rosa Tuck,
r,ntrnlto -olo,st of 81 Thomas TN
tnr,c, charmed = large audience OF music
lovers in Wolf Hall last night when she
seve a song concert, She was accom-
rsn,cd on the piano by Miss Dora VII
cox. To many thus WAS one ct the most
drl,uhtful concerts ever gwen under the
austuccs III the Service Citizens Tor the
hcneiit ~ University oi bciaware
summer school students.
N,v Tuck has voice of unusual rich
moss and much depth Her efforts were
,o th,uvhlv cnioycd that on several
occasions she had 10 respond To encorcs.
Two of her best numbers were An
Indian Cradle Song and Daddy
Miss Tuck ia a friend oi business
Administrator and Mrs A. G.. Wilkinson
at the University oi Delaware and was
entertained nj their home IN Whining
ton.
The program WAS as follows;
Calm as the Night Bohm; Deep
River, Rurlcigh; Daddy, My Dream
Rose" Waters, The Blind Sirl >
Song: pcnch,elh AN Indian Cradle
sons" Clark Requiem Homer
Down Here. hrahe, W hen 'u' n"s'S
plnom." Rcchard,; Twilight. Glen.
4 community service will he held m
Wolff Hall tomorrow night when Dr.
Aowla Webb, pastor Of First and Cen
,ral pwsbv,eran ChurchlW Wilmington,
will preach the sermon. MI congrega-
t,uns of Newark have been invited to
ION IN thus scrvicc. In addition to the
sermon hy Or Webb there will also hc u
special musical program 10y well known
artists of Philadelphia under the dlrcc-
ton of William Shvano Thunder,
pianist. He will be assisted 10y Mrs.
Russell KING Miller, contralto, and
Dorothy tombstone Baseler, harpist.
nr. Newell Dwight Hills, pastor OF
Plymouth Church, brooklyn, and one
vi the mos, noted pulpit orators of the
country, viii lecture Monday evening
ON The Ten commandments and tho
Constitution of the tnitCi states.
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STAFFORD NOTES.

Seaford. July s-The Board Of E,du-
cation has appointed the following
teachers for the SeafOrd public school
Tor the next scholastic year: Super1n-
tendent. w. II. II White; science
teacher. Miss Knowles, Of Flushing.
y. Y; Latin teacher. Miss Bayles, Of
Wilmington; English teacher, Miss
Katherine stevens. Of Seaford; mathe-
MATES. william TOrbert, Of Laurel;
athletics. G. W. I,Owden. OF Delmar;
agriculture. {. r. Snyder. Of York,
Pa; home economies, Miss Sadie
Gusemsn. OF Townsend; grade teach
ers. Miss Milligan. Miss Hazel Pussy,
Mrs Albert +. Chapman, Miss Ruby
Willin. Miss Mary Mann Miss Ida
NJ Kay. Miss Corinne Warren and
Miss Marjorie Pratt.
Captain Parker r.. Kn0wton, com
mander OF the steamship Arcturus. OF
the Kerr Shipping Co. New York. who
had been spending several days with
his family here, left this week for
New York. from which port he Will
sail next Saturday. for India.
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CHEsrERrOwN PERSONALS.

Ch-st.rtown. Nd july s.-lrVing l..
spnras. ~ baltimore. and MIR. and Mrs.
,urord sparks. ~ philadelphia. have
l-.n Waiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington
L. sparks.
Professor Benjamin Blackiston
Worth. OF the Georgia School OF Tech
nclogy, IL spending the summer with
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas u.
" nth.
colin r. STAN. son Of Mrs. Annie
"a. STAN. was a recent graduate ~ the
Georgetown school of Law. He WILL
practice IN Washington.
calvin Cooper. son e MIR. and Mrs.
Whittier &. Cooper. has been appoint
I'd assistant pursor ~ the steamer Il
=. Ford. plying between Chestertown
and baltimore.
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STAFFORD PERSONALS,

Seafurd. July s.--Miss Olive Vincent,
daughter % Mr.. and Mrs. =. G.. NIn-
cent and formerly teacher of French
an the Milford high school. has enter
ed Columbia University. New York
City. WHARF she will take the summer
short course.
Julius Goodman. graduate Of the
Seafurd high school this year. has
secured y position with the Pennsyl-
N.nia Railroad c.. ia Philadelphia.
IN. excursion 81 Mt Olivet NJ. Il
sunday school Will he run down the
Nanticok, river 90 SANDY lin. Nd
on the steamer joppa. saturday, july
Is.
Mrs. W Ford Breeding and Mrs
Harrison NJ. Manning are al RehUbcth
Beach fur several days.
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VISITORS THRONG
REHOBOTH BEACH
Many Persons Who Left the Re-
sort Early in the Week
Have Returned.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Rchoboth Beach, July 8-Mnny per-
sons who loft Rehoboth Beach because
on dissgreeablc weather are returning.
Delegates 10 the convention OF the
state Federation OF Women'e Clubs
| throng the hotels
Two OF Rehoboth's new jetties are
| completed and another will soon be
| constructed near the Hotel Henlopen.
A large school OF porpoisos appeared
OF Rehoborh yesterday.
The following musical program Will
be given in the Hotel Henlopen to-
morrow night: Tanger1ne selection,
&. Sanders; 'Canzonettn," Tschaikow-
sky; f'Bolcro," Mosk owski, violin solo
Carlyle Simmons OF George Maddens
| Orchestra; Tulips" Miles; Noe
turnal Peace" Schuman; popular
numbers, Might" Rose OF Bombay"
and Indiana Home"
Wilmington guests ~ the Heniopen
include Mrs. otto V. Ort, Victor r.
Ort. Miss Madeline Reed. o. p. Ford,
Mrs. w. II. Hammond, Mre J. y.
Horn. Miss Anna Jones. Miss Helen
g. Meyers. Miss Mona Ogle. Mis-.
Norma LeItch and Mrs. II. f. Booker
Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt OF Milford. is a
guest OF Mrs. Frank de Almond.
Miss Reba Pointer of Philadelphia
is visiting Miss Ida Holden.
Mrs. John Sheldrake OF Harrington
has opened her cottage on Oiivs ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Bartlett OF
Wilmsn gton, are registered at the
Belhsven
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cooper ar,
entertaining a house party.
; Mrs. T. G. Ruddell and daughter o.
. baltimore. are occupying their cot
tnge.
Former Judge David r Marvel n
Wilmington. Ia spending a few day
at the dc Almond cottage.
Mrs. Ned Homan entertained friend
from Baltimore over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hollyes an,
son. Of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs
u A. ID. Poole.
DR.. j. II. Brsnham and family, q
y Baltimore, and Lawrence Gwynn ar
: at Dewey Beach
L Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellia-on. @
Wilmington. spent the Fourth wit
the Cranstons.
Mrs. Henry Holder and Mrs. job
Ludwig and daughter Barbara, r
: Pittsburg. are occupying the Holde
e cottage.
Miss Virginia Weightman. OF Bait
more. IL visiting Rehoboth.
Mrs. John Sheldrske, Of Harrington
u has opened Ber cottage for the seasor
Mrs. John Spooner. Of Buffalo,
= visiting Mrs. A. ID. Poole.
' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carr, Of Bait
more. are at their Olive avenue CO.
tsge.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Foster
" Wilmington. are here for tho sun1me
&c Mrs. William Hammond &. entertain
ing Mrs. J. Meredith Horn OF Wilmins
y ton.
Mics Byrd Carr. OF Baltimore, rs Vi,
:, ting her grandparents. Mr.. and Mr.
~ Alfred Carr.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank L. Grier. OF Nj
= ford, have opened their cottage Z,
- the summer and are entertaining e,
tensively.
:" Mrs. Walter Outten, of wilmingto
III Is visiting Mrs. Miles.
DIR. and Mrs George Cross are o
- cupying the Owens cottage.
st Mrs. Grace Branham "a a guest
IL Mrs. Charles Salm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
GIVEN TWO WEEKS 'ACATION.

Dover. July State Superinten
dent Of Public instruction H Y. Hol-
ioway has notified boards Of school
trustees that the Dover. Wilmington
and Georgetown Offices Of the State
Board OF Education will be closed
from July J. 10 July 80 10 give the
members ~ the Office forces TWO
weeks vacation Dr. Holloway advises
that any business which may be press
ING should be taken up before July.7
and other business after July 80. This
action was taken To avoid the annoy
anCe Of having vacations spread over
a long period ~ time with consequent
loss OF efficiency IN the system.
The offices Will also DO closed on
saturday afternoon during the months
OF July and August ia accordance
with the plans for the other State and
county departments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Water and Light Commission
to Qpen Bids for Basins
This Afternoon.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, July 8.--The Water and
Light Commission will hold meet
ing this afternoon TO open bids for
the erection OF two concrete nerating
basins and one suction we'll at the
water plant.
This afternoon the New Castle Ath-
letic Association baseball team. win
ners of the first half OF the New Castle
County League schedule, will play the
opening game of the second half with
the Delaware City team at Battery
Park.
Rev. Joseph II. Enrp. rector OF the
Emmanuel Church. will conduct SER
vices tomorro as follos Holy
text. THE Lords Prayer" There
will be no evening service.
Rev. Frederick w. Overheiser, pas
tor OF tho First Baptist Church, will
conduct the morning and evening SER
vices tomorrow. Preaching Mt IL.
subject, Saving Faith" 100, "Sav-
ing Surgery" The Sunday school
will convene at 10.
Rev. Luther T.. Poole, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. will take
for his subject at II o'clock "Girding
his subject "The Ship Of Life" sun
day school will convene at 10.
The members Of the Ladies Aid
Society of the First Baptist Church
are making arrangements for an out
ing on Thursday afternoon, July 90
at Hopkins Beach
Rev. S. Beattie Wylle. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. will preach
tomorrow at 1890 and 100. Sunday
school will convene at 10.
The New Castle Reserves baseball
team will play the Clayton team this
Afternoon nj Clayton.
Notices have been posted fer the
registration of voters for the Tenth
Representative district for the gen.
eral election which will take place or
Tuesday, November !. The days SCI
for registration are July Is, Angus
II. October q. from \ until ~ noon
also on August and September 16
l TO y. IN.
| ihufiiltHN hidiltstf JON"Dn II. MULTI
uf the New Castle Athletic Association
baseball team has booked the follow
ing games for twilight ball: July II
Seventh Ward; July II. Bankers an
Brokers: July Il. Bancroft: July /.
McCabe. all of Wilmington; July ~
New Castle AT Salem: July "a. NJ
Salem; July -. Grace.
On Monday evening the members c
the Citizens Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will meet in regular MONTH
session. at tho New Castle Trust Co
Mrs. Annie Wipf Of Baldton is spenC
., ing week as the guest of her siste
>, Mrs. John Good of Kenton.
-, Mrs. Robert II. Harrington is spent
. ing several days MS the guest Of rela
tiVes and friends i'm Philadelphia.
.. Edward Newman OF Chestertow1
Md. is spending some time AZ n
:, guest OF Magistrate and Mrs. Weld
Nining and family.
4 Mrs. John SchuChardt OF the Blu
- tonwoods Is confined to her home gu
fering from assesses.
- Rev. William II. Guy, pastor of II
II Bethany L. \. NJ. +. Church. will col
. duct the morning service at 1890 ar
the evening service at 100 tomorro'
= Sunday School will convene at go.
r See Bridgewator for Jewelry.-Ad'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
INDIAN ESSAYIsTs WIN.
First and Third Awards GO To Stu
dents Theirs For Dow Sketches,

Chicago, July S.-An Australian, a
Japanese. and a native Of Indiana to-
day were announced as winners in the
Dow essay contest for the 1000 foreign
students in American colleges.
Oswald Coulter of the College Of
Missions, indianapolis. was awarded
first prize; second prize went to Col
bert y. kurokaw. OF Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle, Pa. and third honors
won by Miss Isabella Bux. of Depew
University. Indiana.
The contest was conducted by the
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association.
The subject matter was limited to dis
cussion OF alcoholism and prohibit
ton.
The prizes were given by Fred y.
Dow. editor OF the Portland Express,
Portland, Maine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
CAN RIDE ANY HORS-
Best Rider SAYS He Mes merizes Wild
Unruiy Steeds at One Try-Out.

Belgrade. Jugoslavia, July S.-Ths
worlds best horseback rider is said n
Belgrade TO be 1t. Pietro Hudenko.
once of the Imperial Russian Hussars
and now a waiter at the Angio-Amercan
Club.
He claims never 70 have failed %
break and tame the widest horse.
He saos he does not use strength and
agility, but mesmensm. He takes a wild
horse, slips a halter on its head, passes
a rope twice through IT'S mouth. jumps
on its back without saddle, gets a knee
grip, and lets the horse rear, buck. or
run AT will After the horse IS tired he
pets 1t, whispers strang words into -
ears, words known 10 a lew Cossacks of
the Caspian steppes, and then. never
again, viii that horse bite OF kick n
disobey man.
Pietro soon is TO become trainer and
horsebreaker for King Alexander.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.

Chesapeake City. Md, July Sow
ing 10 the Indictment weather pre-
Nailing the first of the week, The
Chesapeake City fremen will continue
he carnival which opened on Satur-
day last. on Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday Of next week. Despite the
bad weather. large crowds have at
tended and enjoyed the many attraC-
tons. Superintendent Of Schools
Hugh W. Caldwell is attending sum
mtr school at Johns Hopkins Uni
yersity. Principal Gilbert Cooling,
formerly If this town. but now of Cum
berland Maryland, is at Columbia
University. New York. for summer
school work. Principal Guy Johnson
OF the Chesapeake City schools is talk
inS the course a; Delaware Uni
Nersity, Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
eEoRGETowN NOTES.

Ueureetown, July s--An old fashion
al campmee,ins will be held IN
lAncoln grove. at Mt Zion NJ. r.
church. on July .. l6 and %.
Miss Clara Duflel entertained
friends at her home on Water street,
Tuesday night. IA honor ot her guest.
Miss betty Hobbs, Of Laurel. Those
present wor. Misses BETTY Hobbs.
Mildred Donohuo, Minnie swain.
kathryn Smach. Kathryn Evans.
Helen Herman, Myrtle Scott Messrs.
William Hitchons. George I'M. George
Barr, Harry Conway. Hal! Egan,
Willard Hobbs, John Evans. Jack Nc
Cowan and Charles Nppy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
wHIPPIE SEEKS LODGES SEAT.
Democratic Lawyer Of Boston to Stand
for Nomination.

Boston. July S.-Sherman l.. Whip
pie OF Boston. announced last night
that he was a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for United States
Senator TO contest the reelection OF
Senator Lodge"
Il have no illusions as TO the contest
upon which We are entering" Whip
PIES statement declared. Senator
Lodge represents in the Senate the
power OF organized money interests.
They Will fight TO the last ditch to re-
Tain him"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.

Dover. July S-The Board Of EduCa-
zion has authorized the employment
II an architect To prepare plans for
DoVer's new school building. Mrs.
Grace Moore has been appointed a
teacher for the Nth grade.
one hundred and forty delegates are
attending the Wilmington Conference
Epworth League Institute. which be
gan today AZ The Wesley Collegiate In
stitute and will continue next week.
Rev. Clarence True Wilson, one Of the
instructors. VII preach IN Wesley NJ.
+. church tomorrow morning.
Rev u g. Helfenstein. pastor OF the
Peoples Christian Church. Will go to
New York Monday 70 attend the sum
m.r school Of Columbia University.
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NEWS OF NEW ARK,

Newark. July s.-The annual picnic
" the Presbyterian Church Sunday
School will be held next Thursday at
Welsh Tract
Officers OF Ivy Castle No. % knights
of the Golden Eagle will he installed
this evening 10y II. V. Lyman. Grand
Chief W Delaware and his stafr.
Harry Mcdonald. agriculture teacher
and Goa h at the local high school for
two years went to New York this
week to take up work at Columbia
University for his masters degree
Professor and Mrs. W. \. Wilkinson
have rs their guests az their home on
Depot Road. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hartmann and the Misses Helen and
Betty Hartmann " Washington. ID. {
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
BRIDGENIIIE NOTES,

Bridgeville. July s.-Mlss Ada Hous-
top 81 Greenwood, and Frederick Dyer,
OF Middletown. were married here
July ? by Rev. William l.. White.
Mrs. Mollie Pratis. who was So
Vcrely injured "Wednesday night. when
an automobile and buggy collided. is
slowly improving.
Rain has delayed farm work.
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LIVES PERSONALS.

iewcs. July S--James stokes OF
,huad.lphia. IL visiting l.ewcs.
Mr. and Mrs. W I. Atkins ARE en-
tertnining Dr. and Mrs. Atkins, of
liazleton. Pa.
Marshall Ortou, Of Philadelphia, Is
Waiting his sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Mar
tin,
MIR and Mrs. Frank Taylor az
TAMPA, FLA. are guests ~ William +.
Nlrdin.
MIR. and Mrs Nirdin Burton. ot VII
mins,Cn. are visiting Mrs. Ida Morris.
Mira Thomas kclum. ~ Dover. Is
VISITING her brother. Thomas Il. Nor
man, who is seriously 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
TO BUILD COLORED SCHOOL.

Georgetown, July s.-Former Gov
ernor John q. Townsend. Jr.. and son.
Julian. have been awarded tho con-
tract for the construction OF the col
ored school here.
Work on the building. which r. 10 be
erected In tho southern section. near
the railroad yard. will be started nj
once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
BOUGHT STORE PROPERTY.

Georgetown. July s.-Ievin a Pep
per. retired contractor and builder. this
city. has purchased from Henry c.
Wagamon OF Milton. the store prop
erty located at the corner OF Wilson
and Union streets. that town.
In few days he will enter the mer-
camille business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
PORT DIT PONI NEWS.

Delaware CITY. July s. The First
Engineers baseball team will play the
Esstlske Independents Of Wilmington
on the Fort du pont grounds tomor-
row afternoon az 3 o'clock. Pitchers
Trip and Smith have had FIVE days
rest after a strenuous week and ex-
poet 20 turn In another victory
Private Paul Hays. Headquarters
Co. First Engineers, is Ia the post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Seven New DWELLINGS.

Plans for seven houses on the east
side of Rodney street between Fourth
and Fifth streets have been prepared
for NJ. G. Crossan. owner. by Egbert
Nutter and it IL expected that work
will he begun shortly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
ClaNmOnt NJ. 4. Church.

Claymont NJ. r. Church. Rev. w. A.
Hearn, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening; subject, 1915.
Gods Ownership and Mans Re
sponsibility;" S, ITO Whom Shall We
Coz" Sunday school at $50. The
preparatory membership class will
meet Wednesday evening at 715. and
the mid-week prayer service will be
held az s.
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PAGEANT AT CLAYM0NT.

Claymont. July S.-FUlly 800 per
sons Witnessed the patriotic pageant
that was given here last night. The
affair was scheduled for the Fourth
If July. but owing to the rain had to
he postponed last night. There were
music and dancing. and excellent inn
presentations of historical characters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
Lewis :. William sons Funeral.

Lewis Swift Williamson. aged 20
years. who died in West Chester. Pa.
Thursday. was buried from his late
home at Brandywine Summit this af-
ternoon. Interment was made in the
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
For Recorder of Deeds.

Deputy Recorder OF Deeds. A. Y.
Lesley George and State Senator
James W. Robertson are being pro-
posed for the Republican nomina ton
for recorder Of deeds. Former Sheriff
Harry l. ellis is an announced can
didate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
SUFFERING FROM PTOMAINE.

Middletown. July s-NIrs. r. G.
Smith has gone 10 the Delaware Hos
pital. Wilmington, to receive treatment
for ptomaine poisoning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-08
ENTIRE FAMILY BURNED
TO DEATH IN HOME

Moberly, No. July s.-Ray Kinker-
ton, his wife and five children. he
oldest p. We're burned To death Thurs
day night. when fire destroyed .he.r
farm home near here. 1t was learned
today.
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CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton. Nd, July s.-Frank Nor
gan. Of Kennedyville, was admitted
The Ocala banner., 1922-12-15
DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
Will Know

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to It's natural
color dates back TO grandmother time.
She used il to keep her hair beautifully
dark, glossy and attractive. Whenever
her hair took on that dull, faded or
streaked appearance, this simple mix
ture was applied with wonderful eff
feet.
But brewing at home is mnssy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for bottle of ''Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you will
get this famous old preparation, I'M
proved by the addition of other ingre-
dients, which can be depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty t, the
hair.
Weil-known druggists say Il darkens
the hair so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied.
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with It and draw this through
your hair, taking one strand at time.
BY morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two. i
becomes beautifully dark and glossy.