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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-16
Boorman Says Debt
of $1585 Due From
Cord Tire Company

A foreclosure suit was filed in dis
trict court Tuesday by the Boorman
Lumber company against the Montana
Cord Tire company ct al in the amount
of $1.5S5.79 for alleged payment
of balances due for supplies purchased
by the tire company in the construc-
ton Of it's plant.
The complaint alleges that the bal
ance on the purchase is overdue and
asks for judgment against the property
for 81 .5S5.79 and eight per rent in
terest fSom May IA, 1921. and that
other claims against the property be
made subsequent and inferior to the
claim Of the plaintiff.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-16
WILL ENTERTAIN
CORPS THURSDAY.

Members of the Relief Corps will be
entertained at cards Thursday after
noon at . o'clock by Mrs. Roberts and
Mrs. Owen at the home Of the latter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL.
Thirteen Students Were Graduated
Therefrom last Night.

PpVtihi TsNcfN FNenlTE.
Milford. Juno 14.--The 22d annual
OF the Milford High
School was held In the Plaza Theatre
last evening, when 10 students were
graduated.
The program war ne follows: Pipe
organ solo. "Evensong." Johnson, Miss
A. X. Hoffman: song. Our Delaware"
chorus: salutatory, development Of
the Modern Novel" Zelda Claraissa
Clendaniel: "Anval chorus" Verdi.
High School Chorus; valedictory. The
Use OF the Wireless Telephone" Stan
ley II. VanDyke; pipe organ solo,
Chorus Of the Angels" Miss Hofr-
man: soprano solo. Re Still, q Heart"
Leah Jordon; address. State superln-
tendent OF Public instruction Harry
Vance Holloway; High School chorus.
"Out Of the Deep presentation OF
diplomas.
The following Ia the class roll: Zelda
Clarissa Clendaniel. Furmcn Burden
Clifton. Noama Ardith Farbcr. Tel
forde Dixon Hudson. Ellen Day Har-
per, John Donovan Ireland. Agnus
Truitt Johnson. James Henry Postles
Alice Prettyman. Joseph Holland
Prettyman, BERNARD Burdette Riggs
Stanley Romaine VanDyke and Sam
| uei Richard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden June 14-On Sunday next
at ST. Pauls Chapel the Rev. Albert
Lord Cooper Will oficiate and preach
at the 80 y. m. service. Last Sunday
at 230 p. m. the priest IN charge. Rev
Benjamin + Thompson of Dover. ad-
ministered the Sacrament OF Baptism
10 two children.
The Jr. q. L. \. NJ Council OF Cam
den has issued invitations 10 the &C.
dors of Clayton, Harrington. Viola and
Canterbury, to its specia. June meeting
10 be held In town Thursday evening.
at which there will be special address
60 and an initiation Of new members
\ collation. VIII be served by the en-
tcrtainment committee. Edward KIM
mey, an officer Of the order Of camden.
visited the Wilmington Council the
past week when he made an address
Mrs. William Roe OF Wyoming gave
most enjoyable party 10 The After
noon Bridge Club or Camden and Wy
ming and other friends. a few days
ago. az her home, at which many from
camden were her guests. \ luncheon
was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Shallcross Of Whining
ton were visiting at the home OF their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hanson
Howell! of near Camden, the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spence, with
their sister, Mrs. Frank Cataldi and
children were weekend visitors a,
Eowers Beach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
WEDDING AT GEORGETOWN.

Georgetown. June 14.-Miss Sarah
Elizabeth Rutt. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank X. Rutt, residing near
here. and Frank A. Timmons. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Timmons, OF
Dagsboro. We're quietly married Sun
day in st. Pauls l.. +. Church in the
presence OF few relatives and friends,
by Rev. Samuel d. NsnLoan. The
bride was attended by Miss Clara r.
Sammons, this city, and the groom by
Calvin L. Rutt, brother OF the bride.
The flower girls We're Pearl Donovan
and Florence Stuart OF Redden. The
bride WAS becomingly attired in a
dress of white crepe de-chin.. and car
ried a bridal bouquet of roses ana
smilax. The bridesmaid also wore
white crepe-de-chine and carried
pink roses and snap-dragons. After
the ceremony. the bridal party return
ed 10 the home OF the brides parents
where luncheon was served. They left
on the afternoon train for a wedding
trip 70 northern points.
The BRIDE is a graduate of the
Georgetown High School and for the
past three years has been teaching
school. The groom is one Of the most
prominent young men in Dagsborc
district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
FIVE YEARS AN INVALID She
WALKS TO STORE FOR FIFTH
BOTTLE REESE FORMULA Ri

10 try it | got results from the very
first bottle and after taking four bottles
was able 20 help my mother with the
house work and walked over 20 the
American Medicine Co, with her 70
purcfhse the fifth bottle Ny mother,
who has suffered for a long time from
her stomach, liver and kidneys after
seeing the wonders Ri was working
in me, began using il and after che had
taken three bottles, IS entirely well and
il ne%er trouble now with any Of these
organs She cats and sleeps as though
she had never known q sick day. Vs
both want 70 recommend The Reese
Formula Ri in az strong manner as
possible for we want everyone that
suffers from their stomach, liver or
kidneys 90 try il, for we know what
wonder worker il is and the only way
others can ho convinced is through
using it "a wc did. II they Will only
take our advice and try il think If the
happiness that awaits them
Don't delay, 20 70 your druggist or
Eckerd's Drug Store today and gs. p
bottle Of the Reese Formula Ri and
lot NJ prove 20 you the merits Of this
great remedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

shower was given by Miss Blanche
Jackson, sister OF Mrs. Anderson, In
honor OF Miss Evelyn Harris OF Pres
ton, Md. Miss Harris will be married
June "A to Edwin Glass OF New York.
Harry l.. Cannon closed his factory
Wednesday. after packing about s.
800 cases OF peas. Mr.. Cannon had ex-
pected pack OF 10000 cases. This
Is one OF The most disastrous pea crops
ever known In this community.
Mrs. Newton, wife OF former State
Senator oliver A. Newton. who has
been critically Ill OF pneumonia. has
improved sufficiently to be out OF bed,
Miss Ruth jackson. OF the Methodist
Episcopal Hospital. Philadelphia, Is
spending few days here with her
sister, Mrs. Edgar Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Viven left
Friday for few weeks stay In Phila-
delphia.
Miss Elizabeth Smith has gone TO
Baltimore, Md. TO spend few weeks
prior to leaving for Newark to attend
summer school.
The Bridgeville Packing Association
is repairing the building and all ma
chinery. and has installed new equip
ment in order to handle the coming
apple crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dodson and son of
Philadelphia. are at Edgewood as
guests of Mrs. Elma Gray. mother OF
Mrs. Dodson.
/ Philip Cannon has purchased new
Hudson sedan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
The Whisp Creditable Publication.

The Whisp. the commencement issue
OF the High School paper. is a worthy
successor 10 the many periodicals that
have come from the pen Of high school
students. John Rennie and a capable
staff has gathered together a wealth
Of good literature. From the charm
Ing ironuspiece. by J. David Chalfont.
the reader pauses at the verses writ
ten along side of the pictures OF the
graduating members OF the June
class; reads the interesting stories of
Max Slime, Aldind II. Seneff, David
Lubritsky, Samuel Pillsbury, and the
clever story of Paul Conway Leahy
entitled Why the Moon Shines" The
school notes. athletic department
poems. jokes and exchange sections
make the paper an ideal school peri
cdical
Sylvester Rennie Will. no doubt, sue
coed John Roemer as editor in chief
of the paper next fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
NEWS OF NEW ARK.

Newark, June 1.-the annual lawn
fcte and festival under the auspices
OF the women OF 81. Johns Il, c.
Church Will be held on the lawn of
the church Thursday. Friday and
Saturday nights of next week. Rev.
=. y. Brennan. pastor OF tho church.
is keenly interested in the festival
and is assisting the women IN the
preliminary plans. There will be
amusements for all and plenty OF good
things to eat.
Entrance examinations are being
held at Delaware College and Wo-
mans College of the University Of
Delaware. The prospects are bright
fer an unusually large class.
The graduating class of the Newark
High School Will hold class day exer-
cises in Wolf Hall tonight. The COM
mencement is Friday night.
Samuel J. Wright, J. Piuing Wright
Norris y. Wright. Professor George
Z. button. Dean Il. Laurence Smith
Professor V. g. Smith. Frank Wilson
and DR.. Julian Adair of Wilmington
went 10 Bowers Beach yesterday fol
a days fishing. The party had fai,
luck. getting u basketball Il croaker:
and trout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
LAUREL PERSONALS.

Laurel. June 14.-Misses Anna Mar
VII. Louise Elliott. Aline Davis. Alyce
Watson and Irmina Quillin, students
ut the University Of Delaware, are
home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon l.. Thompson
are guests of Mrs. Thompson's parents
at Paterson. n. j.
Irwin Klase. OF Baltimore, is n guest
of Nj. Liebowit2.
L. Charles Davis. Of Webster Grove,
Mo. Is visiting his mother. Mrs. Sarah
Davis
Miss Ruth Galloway, Of Baltimore.
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James ]. Galloway.
Harry Goslee OF Wilmington. has
been visiting HIS parents. Mr. and Mrs.
s. u. Goslen
Mr.. and MRS II. Lee Wootten mo-
tored to Newark Yesterday TO attend
the commencement exercises at tho
University of Delaware.
Mrs. Henry Boyce is guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Carlton Marvil, OF Whining
ton.
Roy Mitchell. who has been en-
ploved at Winterville. y. G.. for sew
eral months. will spend some time here
with relatives.
Miss Radie Kitchens left yesterday
for Wilmington. where che will reside
l.. Hubert Wright has returned from
n business trip in the South.
Captain Eley J. Cordrey. OF tho barge
Superior, nj Baltimore, is visiting his
family at Bethel.
Mrs. George W. Phillips and her son
George Mayer. have gone 20 Norfolk
Va. 10 Join her husband. who liz cap
tain Of "A barge.
Jacob r. Wright and Normal Coul-
borne. of Marcus Hook, Pa. are
visiting their families
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
SONS GIVE BLOOD TO
SAVE THEIR MOTHER
TRANSMISSION to Restore Mrs. A.
S. Turner Of ChestertoWn
to Health.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Chestertown. Md. June 13e-In order
TO restore their mother TO health and
vigor. the two sons OF Mrs Albert
S. Turner. Frank Turner and Albert
Sidney Turner. Jr. arc contributing
their blood to be transfused into her
veins. Mrs. Turner was taken to a
Baltimore hospital last week for spec
ial treatment. On Wednesday ply
sicians at the hospital decided her
blood was turning to water, and stated
that there must be TRANSMISSION in
order Tint she may DO restored to
health. One son. Albert Sidney. Jr
who accompanied her 90 the hospital.
volunteered 10 supply a portion Of his
blood. and n pint was taken from his
veins. Today Frank, the other son. will
go to the hospital. and "A pint Of blood
will be taken from him. Next week,
a relative living In Baltimore will sup
ply n quantity. and It 81 confidently
believed that Mrs. Turner. who has al
ready shown signs Of Improvement
VIII be reetorcd 20 health.
Children's Day services were held
NJ Christ NJ T. Church. Sunday night
AZ we'll as at the VI =. Church Roth
Sunday schools gave fine progra ms
the little folks being the features Al
| Christ Church the collection for for.
eign missions amounted to sos, while
s75 wac raised for tho same purpose
by the Methodist Episcopal Church
! Glass Night exercises were held Fl
| connection with tho commencement
EXERCISES I'm the assembly hall az th'
! high school Monday evening Tn,
Alumni reunion and banquet wero th'
features last evening Thomas y
Bowers was toastmaster. and the prin
cipa1 addresses we're made by Prof
| William K. Howell. of washington. an,
Rev. j. r Rowlenson. Of Crumptor
Methodist Episcopal Church. The com
mencemcnt exercises will bc held Wed
nesday evening
Rev. y. O Gibson. pastor OF Chris
I NJ. J.. FhWch. loft Monday mornlnt
10 attend the commencement exer
cises at Western Maryland college
Mrs Carroll Seney Is alec IN attend
ance her daughter. Miss Sarah. be!n
ono ~ tho graduates
Mr.. r. II Collins, editor Of m
Transcript. who II in a Baltimore hos
pltal for special medical treatment. :
exported 10 loo improving
H. Howard Hannah. a promlnen
member of the Baltimore bar. Ia spend
. ing much Of his time In the town an
county looking after his iarge~farmin
interests and taking a quiet rest Il
- rsa NJ AZ 4hn %
, and Mrs Robert Moffett. on Wa shing
, ton avenue.
Charles +. wheatley and daughte
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
LEWES AND VICINITY.

Lewes. June l4.--Nfrs. Irving Walls
and daughter Janet of Wilmington
are visiting her parents, Captain and
Mrs. Fred Burton.
Mrs. Andrew Sproule and daughter,
Mrs. Edward Love and Miss Love of
st. Louis. arrived in Lewes, Saturday.
The Scout girs of Laurel. fourteen
In number. are occupying the Nir-
ginia cottage on Lewes Beach for
two weeks. The party comprises Miss
Mary STRIPPING. captain; Virginia
Hastings. Hazel and Imogene Hitch,
Emma Ransom, Naomi Bishop, Edna
Lowe. Marjorie Regain. Emma Ralph
Helen Deputy. Beulah and Annie
Thompson. Elolse Rodney and Sallie
Galloway.
DIR. and Mrs. Gayle Hitch and son
Fflbert. Miss Sarah hurry and Mr.
and Mrs. :. j. German of Laurel, were
guests at the Virginia Cottage. Sun
day.
Miss Cecilia Kelley is entertaining
the following guests: Mrs James VIII
liam Rave. Jr.. of Akron. Ohio; Mrs
Albert Pancoast Hincklc. Philadelphia
Mrs. Eugene Il. Filler, New York
Mrs. Edward Price. Glenolden. Pa.
Captain and Mrs. John Kelley ant
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, Philadelphia
Mrs. Henry Stuart Carter. Henoods
Conn: Misc Ellen Hobbs. Philadelphia
DR. HARRISON Manning of Seaford
was the guest OF his mother, Mrs vii
liam Manning on Friday.
Mrs. James Carmine of Philadelphi;
is visiting Mrs. BENJAMIN Wolfe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
DAYS HAPPENINGS
DOWN THE STATE
Move to Enjoin Sussex Levy
Court From Paying Salary OF
County Engineer.

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Georgetown June i4.-Notice was
served on William II. bookhommer
Rufus II. Lingo. Jr.. and William f..
Valiant, the members of the Sussex
County Levy Court. yesterday that
hill in equity will be presented TO
chancellor Josiah q. Wolcott at Do
YER on Saturday morning TO show
cause why an injunction should not
be issued restraining them from pay
Ing the salary Of Robert Clark Hin,
acting county engineer of Sussex coun-
". who, Il IL alleged. does not meet
the requirements of the law as en-
bodied In Chapter &c. Volume rs, In
that no is not a graduate OF reputa-
BILE engineering school or college and
has not had at least two years eN-
porience IN practical road building.
Harry j. AXE. former clerk of the
Orphans Court and register In Chan
Gerry. la complainant. and Deputy At
torney General Robert G.. Houston Is
solicitor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, June 13.-Captain Robert H.
Orr Of Philadelphia spent the week
end at his cottage on Lewes Beach.
The graduating class gave q play
Friday night in the school. II was
Nothing But the Truth" and was one
OF the best ever given by amateurs.
The hall was filed and proceeds
amounted 10 5000. 1t is 10 help defray
the expenses of the class 20 Washing
ton.
Mr.. Newberry Of New York arrived
at Lewes Beach Wednesday and will
occupy Mayor J. T. Thompson's cot
tage for the season.
Mrs. Frank Carey Of Milton, who
is I'll at the Bebee Hospital, is much
better.
Mrs. Harry c. Maui. who was OPP
Grated on Thursday by DR.. Bland OF
Is doing well.
Mrs. Benjamin Wolf. who fell down
stairs recently. is recovering from her
injuries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
GEORGETOWN'S FAIR.

Georgetown. June 14.-One OF the
features Of the County Fair 10 be
held by the members Of the George
town New Century Club on the Fourth
of July will ne a baby show. in which
children under the age of years may
compete. Miss Caroline TompsOn.
child welfare nurse OF Sussex county.
will he IN charge and Will select the
most perfect child. Prizes will be
gwen the winners.
Plans have been made 10 have aero
plane flights al the Georgetown Driv-
ing Park, ae web as ma tinee races.
Rand concerts will ne given in the
public square during the afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
J. y. mAsTIS DEAD.
Retired Railroad Pmpioye Expires
Suddenly From Heart Aftack.

Heart failure caused the sudden
death OF Joseph j. Martin, ~ years
old, ut the home OF hls son, GIL West
Ninth street. yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Mastin was slightly injured Ia
fall about two months ago.
The deceased was born in Sussex
county and for many years was enl-
ployed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. He had lived in this city for thu
past 81 years and retired from active
lie fifteen years ago. He IL survived
by his wife. Mrs. e. Grace Mastin and
two sons. Haulsey b.. and Joseph n.
nestin. He was member Of the Nc
Gable n. II. Church.
Funeral seryices viii be hold NJ the
home OF his son. si1 West Ninth street
tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock. Fur
Their services viii be held on Friday
morning at II o'clock az 81. Johns NJ.
f. Church. Seaford, and internent viii
follow in the l. q. o. Il. cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
Mems Club Enjoyable Outing.

The Mems Club of Westminster
Church held big outdoor meeting
yesterday afternoon on the estate of
William Patterson. near Chadds Ford.
Members left the church in auto
mobiles. going direct to the estate
where each member was greeted by
Mr.. Patterson. after which the party
visited the flower gardens. \ number
Of the men went swimming while
others participated in different games.
4 lunch was then served. A number
Of songs were sung by the different
men, while Charlie Southwell. Harry
Ladders impersonater. was the big
gest laugh OF the evening. About
seventy members were present. This
will be the last meeting until the fall.
Ii was decided to make this outdoor
meeting an annual affair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
SECOND STREET
MAN RESTORED
He Feels Like a Brand New
Person in Every Way Since
Taking Tanlac, Says
Joseph Franckel.

Still another link il added 10 the long
chain OF evidence regarding the wonder
full merits Of TanlaC. Joseph lrankel, a
professional gardener, living at 400 East
second street, Wilmington. Del, made
the following statement a few days ago.
Nv hen began taking Taniac | was
suffering from an awful case Of stomach
trouble and nearly everything seemed to
be wrong with me. | had lost twelve
pounds in weight and WAS going down
hill in spite of all | could do.
Il would blOat mp as tight rs a drum
after eating and there was pressure Of
gas around INV heart that almost cut Of
nv breath. My heart would palpltate
terribly and the least excrtiOn would
knock me almost completely ont. ! had
frequent binding headaches with dizzy
spells and my nerves we're IN q wretched
condition.
Il would lie awake nights until nearly
dav, unable TO sleep wink. and get up
more tired than when went 20 bed. My
back achcd SO bad | could hardly bend
over and straighten up and, to tell the
truth, was IN such a bad way that life
was miserable and work a burden.
Il had been reading 4 lot about IanlaC,
hut had no idea it was so fine until
began taking it myself The fist few
doses convinced me that what l had
read and heard about it was all true I
have Just finished my second bottle
now and am feeling Ike an entirely
different man already.
Il have an enormous appetite, eat
and digest anything. and sleep like log
every night. The headaches, dizziness,
pains in the back and nervousness are
all gone and a.a feeling fine in every
way. he'd been N bad shape for a wear
or more md 30 he feeling so well in 81
short n time j. proof enough to my mind
OF what a great medicine Tsnlac is
Tanlac is sold in Eckerd 5 Medicine
Stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

the Sunday school. the exercises TAX
ing up tho morning session. Recita-
lions. music aed an address by the
minister. Rev. w. w. Smith were the
features of the program; Mrs. Levin
Lowe and Miss Dorothy West were
tho pianists.
An elaborate program was enacted
In the evening at the NJ. L. church !;
recitations by Bessie sullivan, Edward
Hearn. Oswald Green. Bette Nichols,
Ruth Hancock. Jean Hearn. Bloxom
Daughcrty. Marybelle Mitchell, Ell
bridge Horsey. John Gordy, Mack
Phillips, Maise Hastings. Evelyn
Walker Helen Bennett, Violet Temple
ton. vocal solo, by Howard Nichols and
special selections by the choir. An Of
fering OF sli0 was made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
SUSSEX SCHOOL ELECTIONS.

Georgetown. June 1.-the annual
school elections for the special districts
OF Sussex county Will be held Saturday.
The following have filed their names
for members Of tho Boards OF Educa-
ton IN the several districts:
l4cwes-Dr. James Beebe and DR..
Joseph X. Martin. three year term.
AS only ono Is 10 he elected IN the dis
trict. lively contest IS looked for.
Seatord--H. NJ. Bell. three year
term.
iaurel--Samuel c.. Ralph. three
year term; J. Roscoe Elliott. twO-ycar
term.
Mr.. Elliott has fled to FIJI vacancy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. Chapman
and Cyrus Hatfield three year term.
DR. Chapman Is 81 at Clifton Heights,
Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

That truth is stranger than fiction ia
again proven IN the following statement
Of Mrs Edward Bechter Of $50 ". r.
high Ave, Bethlehem, Pa, and her
mother, Mrs. Mary {. Graf Of the same
nddress, IN which they tell of tho al
most miraculous relief obtained from the
use of the famous stomach, liver and
kidney remedy the Reese Formula Ri.
For five years ] have not been able
to walk and my left hand has been
helpless The doctors gave me up say
ing had locourotor atPxia. was ex-
'remclY nervous md was in a mighty
bad way when read an advertisement
Of the Reese Formula R-l1 and decided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Miss Mary Josephine. attended the
wedding OF his brother. William A.
Wheatley. Jr.. to Mss Mary Mar
tino, in fredericksburg. Monday. Mise
Mary Josephine was the flower girl.
A number OF farmers In this Vi
cini,y will begin cutting wheat this
week The grain IL ripening very fast
and II reported 10 be ia excellent con
dltion.
The Kent County Automobile Club
held it's annual reunion and banquet
In the Chcsapeake House, Betterton.
last evening. II. Stockton Start was
toastnaster. Covers were laid for one
hundred and Atty guests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
LICENSED TO WED,

Magistrate Gluckman has issued
marriage licenses 10 Harold Lafferty.
1929 West Fourth street. and Grace
+. Whitelock. Of 1905 Jessup street
Charles II. Hutson. No. 6 East Thir-
teenth street. and Katharine G. Casey.
of 1903 Delaware avenue. and VIII
liam Smulski. of 521 South Harrison
street, and Alice Kupidlowski, OF POP
South Harrison street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
BRIDGEVILLE NEWS.

Bridseville, Juno 14.-The entire
town WINS thrown into darkness at
midnight Sunday when an electric
wire. highly charged. fell on Main
street in front OF the residence OF
former State Treasurer William j
Swain. No damage was done.
Mrs. Edgar Anderson and daughter.
Marie. attended kitchen shower, at
fredericksburg. Md. Saturday. Tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
LAUREL NOTES.

Laurel, June 1.-THE first moving
pictures made in Sussex county will
be exhibited tomorrow evening in the
High School. They We're taken
at the county field and track meet in
Georgetown. Pictures OF Laurel High
School classes will also be shown.
James campmeeting will begin July
20. Camp privileges will be sold July 1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
Realty Brings Good Price.

Two lots on Tatnall street south Of
Eleventh have been transferred by
tho Parkway Realty Company to
Henry IIinger, tho consideration being
$4,000. II is understood that these
lots figured as part Of the purchase
price Of the apartment house AZ Tenth
and Orange streets. previously noted.