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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17
SAAPATO CORREIO HOPS
OFF ON $500 MILE FLIGHT

NEW YORK, August 17.-Sam-
paio Correio took off from the wat
ers of Jamaica Bay at 7:20 th;s
morning for Charleston, his first hop
in the $500 miles flight from New
York to Rio Janerio.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17
FRENCH DEBT COMMISSION
| ORDERED BACK TO PARIS

PARIS, August II. - (By Asso-
ciated Press.) Premier Poincaire
has ordered the French debt commits
sion, headed. by Jean V. -Parmentier,
to return to Paris from Washington
Immediately, it was learned today,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17
SEARCH FOR LIQUOR
DISCLOSES 18 CHINKS

RICHMOND, August Federal
prohibition officers, searching mo-
tor truck for liquor near Petersburg
late yesterday, discovered IS Chi
nese hidden in the conveyance, ac-
eording to report here today. The
officers believe the Chinese were
smuggled ashore from Norfolk. They
are in the Petersburg jail.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17
NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR
TO PROBE TROOP REQUEST.

SALISBURY, N. G., August II.
Governor Morrison is expected to
reach Spencer this afternoon per-
sonally to investigate the situation
in connection with the strike of the
Southern Railway shopmen which
prompted Sheriff Krider Wednes-
day to request troops.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17
LEADERS PLAN
CONFERENCE TO
SETTLE DISPUTE
President Advised Not To Take
Congress And Public Into Con-
fidence Until Later

WASHINGTON, August II.
President Harding today decid-
ed to defer his address to congress
on the industrial situation until to-
morrow, or a later date.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON

49, II' 'ERPOOL, August II. - Mar
5y' 12 90 opened steady, 9 up. Quotations
1880. Sales, 500 bales. '''
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17

Fumes from chemical plants have
been the cause Of many damage
suits.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17

.Two-thirds of the cheese made. In
the United States comes from Wis
consin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-17
WEATHER FORECAST

e.. Georgia - Unsettled local
fol -.,5t or Friday; no change
IN temperature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton, Md. July 22.-Goorge VIII
liams. who resides one mile south of
Elkton. under suspicion as boot
logger, was arrested Thursday by
Sheriff Clifford and held for the Fed
eral authorities Two stills, seven gal
Ions of liquor and two barrels of mash
We're found in the cellar of his home
Eddie Trent. Negro. charged with
shooting james Jenifer. Negro. nj
Port Deposit was arrested at Charles
town, w. Va, Thursday. and Sheriff
Clifford has gone there To bring the
prisoner back.
Jack Reynolds Cecil county base
ball player, had n leg broken I'm two
places when another player ran Into
him in game at oxford. Pa.
one hundred and twenty-five pounds
Of dynamite and eight cans OF pow
der were accidentally set Off at tn,
paper mill and did considerable dam.
age to the building.
Company j.. Maryland Nationa
Guard. comprising three officers ant
60 men. left Elkton yesterday fni
Edgewood Arsenal. where II will en-.
camp for 10 days.
| Walter a. Hall had n hand mashc
while working at Days basket fac
| tory, nj North East.
Jack Hurley, Negro charged Will
| shooting Lewis Thomas. has been sen
/ fenced to nine months imprisonment
John Mccullough. of North East
has started for Iowa. where no viii
reside with his son.
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NEwPO RT.RICHARDSON PARK
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S CLUB

An enthusiastic group Of women
from Newport and Richardson Park
met in the w. G. r. L. reading room
at Newport last night and organized
a district group Of the New Castle
County wide Women's Democratic
club. They elected the following Of
nCers
Vlce-Chnirman. Mrs. Willie G.
Springer; recording secretary. Mrs
II. s. pordham; corresponding secre-
tnry. Mrs. Joseph Dougherty; trea-
surer. Mrs. Fred Thompson: parlia
mentarian. Mrs. John Jordan pub
licity committee, Miss Nora Stuart
speakers committee. Mrs Joseph
Dougherty: finance committee. Mrs
Bullen, literature committee, Mrs
webb: social committee. Mrs. Lewis
DUFF
The club has decided 10 meet or
the first and third Friday evenings
of each month. Tho next meeting will
lie held AT the home of Mrs Willie G
Springer, ice-Chairwoman.
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STAFFORD AND VICINITY.

Scaford. July 22-Mrs. Nelson Nc
Mahon. residing on farm near Oak
Grove. recently shot large snake In
the chicken yard.
Erection OF the new First National
Bank building at fredericksburg. Md
will begin in few days. Robert l..
Harris. OF Baltimore. is the architect
and 7 L. Jones & Son. OF the same
city. are the contractors. The build
Ing will be ready for occupancy De-
rember I.
Paul Noble. son of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
NJ Noble, residing near Bethel, and
"A member OF the crew of the yacht
Mayhower. was confined in Wash
ington hospital for month as a re-
suit OF "A severe electric shock.
The appointment Of Professor w. E
Somers as principal Of the Federals-
burg High School has been announced
He succeeds the late Professor Addi-
son c. Brewer. who held the position
for "a consecutive years and who be-
fore going TO fredericksburg was princi-
pal OF the Seaford High School for
i years. The new principal was form
erly head OF the schools at Wacha-
preague. Va. He IS a graduate of
William and Mary College and has
completed post graduate courses at
Columbia University.
The international holiness camp at
Denton, Md. will begin July 2S and
continue until August :.
The women Of Gethsemane NJ. F.
Church. Reliance. Will hold their anc
nual festival tonight in the chlHcS
grove
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA


acecisi Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, July ss.-Kcnton was en-
cited on Tuesday night. when Harvey
johnson, Negro, who had escaped from
the Kent county Jail. was arrested at
kenton and escaped again. While
awaiting trial at the April term OF
the Court VI General Sessions on
charge OF larceny Johnson ran from
the iay when SheNin Grahams wife
opened door to deliver mail. john
con went 10 kenton ON Tuesday ana
sheriff Graham sent officers there 10
arrest him After his capture john
son was put In the town lookup. hut
while the officers were getting their
automobile 10 bring him TO Dover he
dug out of cell and escaped
While returning 10 Dover from Will
mington yesterday Boyd West fell
from the top of an automobile and
fractured his collarbone and cut his
head Swerving Of the automobile
when passing another car caused him
t. fall.
William Colt fell from wagonload
OF straw on the Bush farm near Leip-
sic. yesterday. and fractured a hip.
Forty-four carloads ~ apples were
shipped from Wyoming ON Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall Anderson
are being congratulated ON the birth
OF daughter.
Mrs. A. G.. wolcott haze returned
from Raleigh. y. G.
Mrs, +. l.. Hardcsty has gone ~
AshNille. y. &.
Miss Rachel Thomas OF Centrevillo,
Md. Is WASTING Mrs. II. {. Taylor and
Mrs. John c. Hopkins.
MlrS. Edith Il. lngersoll IS at At
lantic city. y J.
Alr. and Mrs. Walker l. Miflin are
at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Lillian Wheatlcy is at Centre
vlllo Md.
Miss lone Hopkins s at Lewes.
Rev. and Mrs !. W. ColOna went To
Philadelphia yesterday to visit Henry
J.. tanu,in Of BrdgCvillc. who is a
paticrt Al the jefferson Hospital.
Y y. k.ith. W u Clements. DR.. w
II. Burton and W. e. Jamison and
their families are tcnt!ng at Kits
Hammock.
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WILMINGTON WOMEN
SEE AIT EXHIBITS

The local young women who are at
tending Columbia summer Fchooi have
been Interested a. the display ~
posters which the National Chid VOL
fare Association has on exhibition at
the University. Three hundred phaeos
Of child welfare and character de-
yelopment are covered
One series Of the exhibit styled
"KeyBtonee OF Character" contains
ten drawings. each picture visusilzing
abstraction by teaching a moral les
son. The drawings. The ~ Ameri-
can Girl" and The AZ American
Boy" teach Lesson In health. An
other series deals with thrift
The students are alec enjoying ths
| display OF American and European
etchlngs on view AZ Avery Hal. This
/ collection. which ~ one Of q sorios q
exhibits under tho auspicos q mo
| summer school Includes the va ka NJ,
Whistler. Miile;. zorn. Nevinson ani
Roth. as well as OF many o.her
J artists.
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been found impracticablc because OF
the fact that the waters OF the bay
soon bring the sands of the bar Into
The channel. iilling In what hae been
excavated. Engineers have lately In
vestigated conditions there. however,
and they declare that the Improvement
can be made permanent, and the au-
thorities OF the Rock Halliday Shore
Ferry Line have taken the matter up
with view to shortening their route
about two hours from Rock Hall to
Bay Shore. Many automobilists use
the ferry route.
"A fruit grower In Quaker Neck ship
ped basket of fine plume. with IA con-
signment of pears. the other day To
test the market for plums This fruit
finds ready sale In local markets at
10 cents n basket. The grower received
returns for 80 cents "a basket, and the
charges. including freight, commission
and cost of basket. were exactly 30
cents. The grower lost the cost of his
labor In picking and will ship no more
plums.
Mrs Kingeland, who recently sold
her home. on Landlords DAY near
Rock Hall. to Colonel Leonard fol
$4,000, IL visiting Pittsburg.
Christ Methodist Protestant Sunday
school will picnic Mt Colchester next
Wednesday.
The new Fairgrounds at Galena, con.
structcd largely through the efforts
of Rev. George Sterling. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, are q
source of great pleasure and comfort
&c the residents of the town. Tn,
gtounds are open three evenings eaci
week. and people from all sections al
upper Kent and nearby Cecil enjo,
the fun.
The Board of County Commissioners
has closed the public road leading {,
the homes of Mrs. Emma j. Miller an,
Robert n. Boston. near Goose I'm. 20,
years this road was the thoroughfnr,
leading to tho Riley grist mills. ant
1t has been maintained by the county
IL the road ~ 10 be used In future 1
will have to be kept I'm repair by tn,
owners of AUDITING property.
DIR. Thomas Howard Fowler sale,
recently from New York for London
where he viii spend six months II
| study.
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CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY

Chestcrtown, Md, July 22.--Rollison
Baxter. who was tho Chcstortown
manager of the Uearn OH CO. for SOW
eral years. has been promoted to tho
positiqD OF road maN and ]. r Nc
/ Laughlln has succeeded him as man
agcr
/ The Methodist Episcopal and
/ Protestant Episcopal Sunday schools
held their annual picnic at colchester,
Thursday.
Foster Canaan has resigned az as
SCISSOR for the Fourth district. and
John +. Barnes has succeeded him.
The local unit Of the Maryland Ma
tional Guard. under the command Of
Captain Frank Il. Hines. left today
for two weeks cncampmentat Edge
wood Arsenal
Gil Brothers are charging their
Ice cream manufacturing plant to ac-
commodate their trade and also TO
provide more space for the local milf
tary Company's quarters.
The Maryland Public Service Com
mission has granted the application Of
the Ericsson Line Steamboat Co. for
freight line between Chestertown and
Bettcrton.
Linwood Sparks. n former resident.
IL visiting Chestertown. II is Mr..
Sparks first visit here in 20 years.
The Board of County Commissioners
has begun the reassessment of real
and personal property in the county
Three months will be required TO COM
plete the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunlop OF
Wilmington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John c. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles n. Satterfeld.
a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Kent County Sunday
School Association was held Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Tilghmar
Shafer. IN Kennedyville. Prepare
tons were made for the convention
soon to be held.
Clarence Ncwsome. of Betterton
underwent an operation for acute APP
pendicitis IN a Baltimore hospital or
Monday.
When the new State road from Rock
Hall to Chestertown was opened &c
the public on Monday there was much
, rejoicing. Bells were rung, whistle.
blown and horns sounded.
The machinery for the new light.
ing plant at Rock Hall arrived thie
, week and the current will be turned
on about August /.
The people of Rock Hall are mucl
interested in the project to deepen III,
~, Al
I that town 10 Bay Shore. The Fedora
I government has investigated the feast
bility Of scrapIng and widening tn,
channel in order TO provide a shorte
route TO the Western Shore, and som
work has been done along that line
but in each instance the project ha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
STAFFORD PERSONALS.

Scaford. July 22-W. Harry
Brown and Frank w. Wheatley. rural
mail carriers. are confined to their
homes 10y illness. Edward Tull Is
substituting for tho former and Charles
Whcatlcy for the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Ewing. of Phil
adclphia. are guests at the Hotel Sus-
SeN
Mrs. Fred Owens is entertaining
Mrs George Ellis, of Philadelphia.
Harry Siskind. of New York. Is
visiting his cousin Mrs. Morris Rosen-
berg
MIR and Mrs. -AIinos Short are en-
tcrtaining Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Wier
cf Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Eggner have
moved to Scaford from Georgetown.
Mrs. Mary \. Phillips is visiting Mrs
w. W Hastings at Dclnar.
Miss Alice Galloway is at Meriden
Conn.
Mrs. J. Frank James, Jr.. has re-
turned to Cleveland, Ohio. accom-
panied 10y. her mother, Mrs Laura V
Obicr.
Mrs. Jack Roulette. of Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs. y. NJ. Conway.
! Morris Perry, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting Scaford
Mi and Mrs AlhcU Enston and
SON. Harry. of Balt/lorc, are visit
ing Or and Mrs. q. W F,lzcy anC
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. n. !. Sauerhon en-
tcr'aincd last night in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sauerhoff of Balti-
more
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Freeman ant
Miss Carrie May Won Glakn. Of VII
minRton. n. G. arc guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs.aJ. G. Jones.
Miss Marion Robinson has returned
from Baltimore
Harry Mills is suffering from Al
attack Of typhoid fever
Mrs George w. Donoho left toda,
for Wildwood, y. j.. where she vii
be Joined by her son. George Earl
Donoho. Of Scranton. Pa.
Miss Georgia Quillin IS visiting a
Georgetown.
Miss Frances Files has returne,
to pelmar. after visit to Miss Jessi'
Watson
Rev. =. +. Carpenter. pastor of 81
Johns NJ. +. Church, has recovered
from illness and will occupy hi
pulpi; tomorrow
J. T. Jones. Of Rocky Point, y. c.
Is visiting J. c. Jones,
@. I. Mailman. OF Conshohocker
Pa. is visiting Captain Benjamin 5
Coulbourne.
Mrs Joseph II. Cox and Miss Emm'
Smith are spending a week ut Ocean
city. Md.
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REHOBOTH BEACH
SCENE OF GA|ETY
Many Persons Are Occupying
Various Hotels and Cottages
at the Popular Resort.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Rchohoth Reach, July % Miss
Mary Egan OF Philadelphia. who IL
spending the summer here. took an
Involuntary ride yesterday. While
waiting for friends she stopped into
an automobile whose engine was
"idling' Tho car went into high gear
ana Miss Egan found herself whirlng
rapidly down the street Although
she knew nothing Of the operation Of
an automobile. she graspcd the wheel
and guided tho car clear of trees and
passing vehicles Finally someone
jumped on tho runningboari and
stopped tho machine
Because OF a break In the machinery
at the electric light plant. Rehoboth
Beach wac without lights until 10
o'clock last night.
Many persons are occupying Re
hoboths hotels and cottages.
Lawns on Baltimore avenue have
been improved by the removal of
fences
William Roache has improved his
home in the Pines.
The cement block industry here is
increasing.
One hundred and fifty children were
entertained at party in the Hotel
Henlopen Wednesday.
benjamin +. Shaw IL host Mt nu
merous lunch. parties on Rehoboth
! Bay.
/ Guests at the Belhaven include: vii.
/ liam G. Faycn. Guy II. Ford and S. r
/ Hopkins. OF Wilmington. and Mrs. w
/ \. Joslyn. Of Chicago.
/ Miss Loie McGraw has returned &c
Albany. y. Y. after visiting Mrs. Lin
den Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nichols. nj
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
IFWES PERSONALS.

Isewcs. July 22-P. y. Lowe, Of
New York. is visiting Lewes.
Captain Edward Tunnel, Of the
Coast Guard. has been transferred 10
Narragansett Bay.
Charles Murphy OF the L. S. s. Iris.
is visiting l.ewes.
Thomas Joseph of Wilmington is
visiting his sister.
Mrs william Hearn and children,
Of Philadelphia, are spending the sum-
mer IN Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin Of
Philadelphia. are guests of Mrs. Marsh
DR.. II. Il. Hickman motored from
Philadelphia yesterday to spend the
week end on Lewes Beach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22

tor Of the First Baptist Church, to-
morrow Mt IL o'clock will take for his
text "Out Of Darkness;" 7.3o. How
Two Men Went Home From Church"
Ernest Mccain received word yes-
terday of the death OF his mother. who
resided nj Chestertown, Md.
At a recent plnylet given by tho
members Of the Little Light Bearers. a
branch Of tho Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. the sum Of 81 was
realized.
The New Castle Reserves baseball
team this afternoon viii play at
Hartly
William Newlove has occurred the
contract for painting the exterior OF
tho properties owned by the First
Presbyterian Church, on the Strand
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Davidson
who have boon residing on the state
Road for several months, have moved
into their new bungalow az Elmhurst
Samoset Summer Package, chocolate
and bon bons. 40 cents pound box. r
Challenger & Son. Prescription Phar.
macista ADV.
Judge Richard s. Rodney and DR.
LOWS Booker. are spending a week n
| Rehoboth.
Mrs Withheld Scott. who has beer
spending several weeks as the CUES
Of relatives at Detroit, has returned
| home.
Howard watch lost between For
On Pont and New Castle. Initials q
NJ. Fob chain attached. Reward
Call 1O5. New Castle.--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bender an,
daughter. Mildred 81 Colonial Manor
y. j., are spending the weekend o.
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Dale g Bend
Ter Of Second and Delaware street
Joseph Dcvlin OF New York. VII
has been spending several daye as
guest Of his brother. Michael !. Dew
lin. returned homo Yesterday.
Highland Linen and Louieine bo,
paper Special stamped New Caefl
tablets: blue paper. 30 cents pound
with Envelopes 20 match; Specis
| Birch announcement cards. See on
stationary. y. Challenger 3 Son, Pro
| scrlption Phdrma ciets.-Ady.
Charles Munson. who has been ron
fined TO his home for severa! days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22

Elwood Cosden. formerly of Smyrna
hut now OF Wilmington. Is pas
scnger on the steamer Santa Anna
and voyaging to Los Angeles. Cal,
Via the Panama Canal.
Mrs. Walter G.. Tatnall Is suffer
Ing from ligaments sprained by n fall.
Miss Anna n. Beckett is at Ocean
Grove, Nj.
Mrs. John Raughley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Harrington.
of Chester. Pa.
Mrs. Name Cooper is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Kenneth Covey, of
Germantown, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph Beckett is visiting Mrs.
e. @. Downing. of walllngford, Pa.
Mrs Elwood Jones. who liz visiting
her mother Mrs Rebecca FAIRIES, will
motor To Pennington, Conn. next
week. accompanied by Miss NJ. Edith
Beck
Or. John Palmer, Of Wilmington
has performed n surgical operation on
Victor slaughter. who is suffering
from appendicitis.
Miss Grace Tucker has gone "a
rittsburg 10 attend n house party
given 10y Miss Kitty Travis.
Mrs. Elva Brown. of Philadelphia
is a guest of Mrs. Frank Thomas and
Mrs. Reed Loiland.
MIR. and Mrs. George T.. King and
Miss Nellie T.. farrell, of Wilmington
have been visiting Mrs. Grover G.
Kemp.
Mrs. j. T.. Carter is at Rchoboth
Beach.
Mrs Mary Stern is guest of Miss
Clara FAIRIES.
Rev. w. G. Little. of Odessa. has
been visiting Rev. j. NJ. l.. Eckard.
Mrs. Howard II. Jones entertained
the Bridge Club Thursday.
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REST TENT AT THE FAIR.

Harrington, July 22.--The Delaware
State News of Dover has arranged to
conduct rest room at the fair ground
at Harrington again this year. AS was
the case last year. the rest room will
consist of large roomy tent erected
near the center of the fair grounds
where seats will be provided for the
visitors who may wish to rect.
In addition to being a place for Wis
itors to call and rest our tent will be
a meeting place for old friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
Fedcraisburg Nd. are visiting friends

Fedcralsburg Nd. are visiting friends
here.
Lexis Mccoy, OF Milford. is visiting
his grandmother. Mira Clarn Wharton,
Mrs. William Hammond is enter
tanning Mrs. j. Merrick Horn. OF VIII
mington.
Mrs r.. O. Barton and Mr.. and Mrs,
w II. Glrven, of Wilmington, are
guests at the Wolfe cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. r. q. Hill. Of Smyrna,
are occupying tho Coleman Clergy
House.
Mrs. Ada G. Tucker. of Camp Hum
phries, Va, and Mrs. Bcniah Watson
of Dover, are guests OF Mrs. Annie q.
Mcclellan nd.
Mrs. Frank Hall Ia entertaining Mrs
William Davis. of lladelphia.
Mrs. John Spooner has returned Ia
Buffalo, N. Y. after a visit To Mrs
| Alfred -. Poole.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
NEWS OF THE DRY
At NEY CASTLE
Thieves Break Into Thomas
Hoffman's Home and Loot it
While He is at Work.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. July 22.--Tho cottage
occupied by Thomas Hoffman, n fore
man at the plant of the American
manganese steel CO., situated on East
Second street. near the Dyke bridge
was broken into yesterday afternoon
by thieves, who took two suit cases.
each containing clothing, gold watch
a pair Il shoes and $50 belonging 10
the owner. while he was at work In
tile steel plant. Mayor Cramer and
the police were notified and nrc en-
deavoring To locate the parties impll-
Gated In the theft.
The members of the Good VIII flre
Co have appointed James V. Camp
bell, chairman; Jesse a. Mckay, John
II. Walls, John Foster. Charles j.
Dougherty and Francis Reynolds az n
committee TO solicit financial aid to-
ward the purchase Of modern and
fully equipped ambulance for the city
The ambulance is to be stationed nj
the fire hall and IL to bc free. The
members Of the committee are send
ing out circular letters TO tho citizens
/ In oy1er that contributions may be
secured. Tho movement has beer
heartily indorsed by all the physicians
and city officials d.
Last evening the dance hold in the
Van Dyke Armory by tho members OF
Battery VI. 6. a. C.. was largely at
tended and financial success. The
money will bc used for the cnmp fund
This afternoon at Battery Park tbs
New Castle Athletic Association base.
ball team. winners Of tho first hali
uf tho New Castle County League
schedule and lenders Of tho secont
half. will play Five Points. The game
will begin at $40.
Row. Frederick W Obcrheisor. pas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22

suffering from rheumatism. - able
10 be out.
Michael J. Deviin ts recovering from
Illness.
Howard watch lost between Fort ia
poBt and New Castle. Initials q. ~.
Fob chain attached. Reward Call
los. New Castle.
SEQ Bridgowater for jeweiry.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-22
MONTGOMERY PAYS ALIMONY,

Elkton. Md. July 22.--Pending final
disposition of the case. Judge levin
w. Wicks. yesterday afternoon.
ordered John w. Montgomery. of
Bellefonte. Pa, To pay his chorus
girl wife. Peggy U'Dcll. daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. John U'Nertle. OF NIL
waukec. Wis, $50 counsel fees. $40
for expenses and $3.50 per month ALI
mony. beginning March 6. 1922.
Montgomery has been trying Ia
have his marriage. which took place
in Elkton on January &c. annullcd
on the ground that he was intoxicated
at the time