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eurins the early psft Of the hoard
OF trade scssion. sicwnc<s effh
which wheat that has acoumuIassd
In Chicago was moving M tenard
likewise 10 depress values. and 10
did dslivoriea hero this morninH %
] 10000 bushels o. wheat on June
contracts.
A house which took In a great
deal of wheat on xisy eonirscis
was suspicious on the selling side
of the market today. Elevator Ia
tereats boaiGht. The close wna uhA
settled. iN to aM cents net lou-
err. with July sf.f3h TO ff.iSA
and September ei.fak to el.1aA.
Buyers were few until declined
prices tempted bcarh TO take prof
us The opening whirh fenrcd
from x 10 az cent? lower, with
hly ti.fah a. ti.if and Heutem-
bef ti.isa 20 ff.ifH. was foiieW-
ID by moderate additional sct
hacks.
Corn and oats reflected the weak
ness OF wheat and oatstouched tho
lowest prices yet reached this sea
son. After opening to cents
off. July 3sk 20 37is cents and
later underwent . further eag.
Export inquiry was slack. The
close was rteady. y 10 X cent
net lower. July e0h to 60hc
Notwifhrnnding auutationS on
hogA the provision market dcclin-
cd With grain.
Closing quotations.
Whoat-July f.11h; Sept.
Sifa@. Dec. Si.1sA.
corn-JSly eoA, Sept. Gsh
Dec. 81.
o~ats-July sea sept. ASK
Isec. 4oM.
Pork
Iard-Juiy sii.s7. Sept tt1.sb.
Hibs@Juiy si3iz; sept tlf.sb.
OMAHA. June 5.-Wheat No. ?
hard ti17n1.20. No. 2 mixed
1907 OILS.
Corn. No. 2 white 5aH G6eMs
No. ? mixed 81.
Oats No. ,. white. 3aUafAc
No. 4 white sax 9ssc.
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TORrICN

NEW YORK, Juae b-forciEn
Erchrnre firm Great Britain. &C.
manu fthet cables StbrN,
atRV day bills on hanxs ASK
ftance, demand 3i3. cnbles
aisis Italy. demand 8 s2 rabicn
b2.h belgium. dcfnand sf2tt.
cables st2; Germany. demand
~ = cables a.; HOLLAND do
mand 9N,3S, caLlas 80 100. Scr-
way. demand fs.saS sweden. 40
maud 1890. Denmark. dcmana
~ 30, switzerland. demand I9.tf.
Spain, demand lass Greece De-
maBd a2O, Poland, dement, gela
czccSr-SiryaksR, demand iss. Ar
sontine demand 9qTs. brazil. do
mAnd iAi2. AZ. ntl al 49,
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. June THE fur
Their rise OF British exchange In
this market today over Swallowed
all other financial developments In
point Of importance. Demand bills
on London rose during the morn
INK 60 sfb0A a gain OF : cents
over last weeks final price. and
tho highest quotation since 1919.
The fact that other European
exchanges were barely steady
tended 90 make the gain In British
rpmittauCca noteworthy.
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IInEnIN nnNm

NEW YORK June b-Liberty
bonds closed sHa. si0o. first A..
Sgs.ss bid. second a.. $3.50: first
AhH SEQ; second avs, 400.
$50 Is Nictory fAs &t0O.s4; Vie
tory aNs tieo.02
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO,
County 81 Berualllio.
In the Probate Caurt.
IN the Matter Of tho Estate % Socorro
Aiderctie dc narcla. Deceased
Notice h hereby given that the under
signed was, On the first day % June
1879. daily appointed Administrator 81
the estate Of Socorro Aiasrsits de Barrels.
dsceased ~ the Probate Court % Der.
naliiio County. and having qualified a.
such administrator ell persons having
claims agains he estate Of said dceedent
are hereby notified and reqaised 20 pre-
sent the same 20 the underaixnsd in the
manner and within the time pFescribed
ny Law.
Dated June al. ia22
CALLETASO ALDERETrE
Administrator.
Iuas s Ia-ia20
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KANSAS CITY, June. Cash
wheat No. 2. dark hard. ti.SO ~
i.ati No. ? red sliSMf 20.
Corn. No, 2, white san q So No.
2 yellow ssh gs6,
Hay UNCHANGED.
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NI.W YOuk uoNIy

NEW YORK. June b-cali
money easier; high a. low 80.
ruling rate tA; eioslng BID q. Of
fored at ~ lasi loan az cali
loans against acceptance :.
Time loans firm uiNfY daya.
mnriy days ~ six months as
prime mercantile paper ~ Hfh.
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W. A. KELEHBR,
Administrator.
tNpy 20. June s.i2-ig)
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
No 1885
state of New heaico.
County % nerpaillo,
In the District Court.
A O. Brsey. plsintiff.
A &. Mcdonald. defendant.
To A. G Mcdonald. defendant. Greeting
You will please tAke notice that salt
has been filed against you ~ tina District
Court Of Bernrliilo county. New Mexico,
being csuse No I5a5e In which A. q.
Brsey h plaintiff aad you are defend
nnt and the said plaintiff asks judgment
against you. The said A. G MeDonaid,
for the sum ~ f5iet. oa account Of
board and lodging and that ycur prop
erty, namely, one Baick automobile, has
hesn attached under preeens ~ the ssid
court and unless you appear and answer
or tile some pleading IN said cause on
or before the 1sth day Of Jelly. 1929,
iudenent yin be rendered against you.
AND your said properly sold 20 satisfy
the aaid Judgment You are further no.
tilted that the name nnd poatoffiea ad.
dress o. piaiutiff, sttorbey Il Thos. J..
Marry. ~Albeqnergns. New Mexico.
FRED cROLLoTTT.
Clerk.
tseaD By HARRY " LEE.
MAY az Jane s.Ia.iSp
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NEW YORK, June b Cotton
futures closed steady July S2o.2b
October. s2ooss ncrombor $50 90.
January Sig.Si; March ti9.67.
silot cotton, QUOT, middling
tee Is.
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FOR SALE

flye-room adobe house. lot i0x
100 feet 1850: terms.
Choice lot Fourth ward. sO1ite
a., $3.50; terms Inquire Ma
tionai neeaimcnt Co. 2Oe Ia
West Gold.
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MONEY no LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL. Loeaa ca isssiry. ais
monds. watehcs. Lsberiy bonds. pa.
nos. automobiles. lowett rates Roth
mas AT south First Bonded 10 the
state.
MONEY TO LOAN
On watches, diamonds. guns Liberty
.bonds, automobiles and everything val
anbic.
n. MARCUS eta n FIRST
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METAL MAHKnIs


NEW YORK. June s-Fsreisn
silver uhc.
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METAI NAIsKTT

NEW YORK. JHnc Cooper.
firm; electrolytic spot and futurcA
rs II IA.
Tia FIRM. spot ana nearby
sag 10; futures saa 90 . ssi2.
Iron STEADY. No. 1 northrrn
f2t.eo n ~ 90. No. : northern
s12eoN1too. No. : southern
$4,000 1880.
Lead steady. spot es.e6 oa.so.
Zine quiet. hkst ~. Louis spot
and uearbs delivery o. 81
Artin,ony spot tba7 sac.
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FOR Houses


FOR RENT-Fivs room furnished house;
sleeping perch and two .s,ssrsS ~
porche.. Cali az 8OI south Edi,h, phane
1901
FOR RgST-on. ,ao. .-uN.-
rs,alns -, ''9n hoa.e. hEa, sna
Phone 1000
FUR RFST-Tkrec- rsom a. -E.s.x
and front porch. cellar and ssrd ANN
tO5 South Walter.
r,a 1850
'Nn hrsi -Nles broom house. CON
iN''e'5 ielnphhed DAN. larEe lot, fruit
ioos south Fourth See brosd
100
All fthSlshsD thres room hoase With
81 -t, .lolt petsh' eeiiAf
"a -" N"'ue'h APFis sVS south
fSg
n.h"i -. ss,eh-toem aniar
NJ slsrssa !, 49,, y....on, inquire
Trusi Co phone - ~ A"s
FfXVanoU
iasnshsdi lose
10
sa'h' WIN large pareees front and
only us last Central,
poOMq wrTu poApp
Hons Cooking ara North Tenth,
rs %ss IRs s;,', e S's s'a'A Broadway
ROOM AND E6IRD @odsr1 as1siIF-
$40 Ideal ellmate Mrs- WesI Astee
Now Mss,co. ~ ~ VS." "N"'
n4pn NNn poou
s...s. ~ 49,
-.Hs"eI ist.. tos PEI month
isr 80 80 ,f'"a" 10" WIN sisep
81 JOHNS hrlscoPAL sANAroRIuS
".-s
pkUMc AVN pxMrunu
iarm land on North Fourth street: eaay
ierms Phone 24it RS
E,sg.s,,.; .. ,...~~
y. ss.i q sss.; ''' $Sa. 's'i So' '':'' Z.
SMALL Fxs@ WasTrnI.-.
socd 20. priced farm iet .sis o.
iSs .s..l /. ioS ..ss, I,I's' etc, 'aRS q.
i': :i..1sa nIs 4 iiSr.Ll n.,.,n.. ": ere:
; sss... . sssS al, 900 E, .; s%: :.... ',f.' TsP
@ Colorado:
rv7z,v DREssMAKMc
~, M s.i "a .siSs: : g lIsS: erss.
EhhnciokRY sssssaIs .sd .I1 hss:
lns. wes,iats Al ssss,a sa.s p.ss
I'M Btdr pace fgo 49,
- .I---
pAaufoxARt.x npxaeuAxt~a -.
sis, sI';.'i slss cd i. :s's s..Is..,iIi' 'i'''. can
KxrERr sEaNsrHEss
drsssss .Iii sHisss ssssisl,s' o.fsisw
PROFESSIONAL 0ARps
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wANrED-Csreful kodak finishing BY
master photographer; twice daily scr.
Ice Remember. satisfaction gaAran.
iced. sshd yoUr finishiug 10 . reliabls
established firm. Hanna 3 Hanna.
Master fhot0srsphsp
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SITUATIONS WANTED
|sNfHD- clsrisal ~ofk q shy hsAa.
Phsne a2oa-J.
INrFD-Trustssrtiy American eifl
LIN eau for small children aftoFnoun-
Bore fAb.J.
|NTfD-Hy middle AGED woman u
,nod references. practical guraine ol
isokocplng, Mrs. Fttxchafies, urand
ntrai Hotel
ElsTKD-Te DO general ~heasesork o.
hgTED-By tive young ladies. work
. dfnr STORE on Sundays or evenings.
(afsss. A.l02. Cars Heula,
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WANTED-salesme

ENfED-SAissman With car 10 can on
lealers with low priced ZOO mile
Compensation satiefnetory 70 man
\ ability Ths G l.. Smith Company.
|th nrad. lad.
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LOST

LOST-A garnet etickpin mounted Ia
green white gold. between Central ave
nue. sud 400 block South Walter Reward
Herald
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TAKEN ny MIsTAKE. a brown leather
travelling bag from tbs Gnkorncn Hotel.
Rasuell. New Mexico. Tuesday. May 20
viii give iibsral reward; finder please
wire ~ my expense. Mrs. W. y. Clarke.
Gallup New Mexico.
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FOR VI Houses

fDR HENT Funr. ICON fease vitk sie1p.
Ing perch partly furniaNcd Phone a5l.
ilea West Ccuual
k1H RkAf-f oas fooIn Esa1s. coiA 1ad
hot SISTER r~anaine. Cal stt. eo5 =
Broadway.
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WANTED-Agents

|FNTs-Msn and womsn' take orders
|or sllk hosiery We deliver and col
Large commissions. Moatsomery
biting Mills, EorfiatoNn. Pa. Dept
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DENVER June a. Cattle re-
ceipts 500; market steady. hecf
s-srs "a 1905 SIS. cows ami neifera
tseom6ioi calves tecnw1ttes
leaders e6.0OW7.ee.
Hog receipts 1871; market 10
cents higher. top S1e.16. bulk
%. sbu io.io.
sheer roceipis keS, mark4t
steady lower. clipped famhn tItlso
H11so; ewes tsoo4e.bo. sprinx
lambs sl2.se 0fS.e0.
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FOR sALE-Typewrfters

OR skLE TYPEwkiTEks-An kIads
10th ne. and second hand. bought
gns Typewriter Esehange Phone e03-J.
90 saa,t FOURTH 81
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Fon sALt Gg5eI'. 'oi south -

FOR sALE-Hcayy spring wagon. single
work harness. Phone 2toa.R-t
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WANTED-Female help

KE s3O WEEK apa.a tlme. You cnn'
3oi tail Experience unnecessary.
Ianest most pleasant work ever Of
b. Areno Mfg. Co. Dept. asa.
Ia No. Crawford. Chicago.
kNTED-young lady who has haa
|rme reilins experience. Address 70
- 70 Bsr 400. Care HERALD. giving
szperienos, also telephone nnmbsf 10
bare prsap, i~ntstvisv
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CHICAGO. June b.-HuttarN
higher creamery extras Nae
ursfa alh H3fHc. seconds 900
30 Aci standards &C..
EsEs higher. receipts ad,fof
casos. firsin 4aG 23hc ordinary
hrsis AN g. 22c; miscellaneous
s1h n42Ac; storage packed
tras 2bnzSN storage packed
frags 2fAc.
Poultry alive. lower fowh sac.
brothers s1ntSo. rooatesa IA.
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SALE-Furnfture

FOR sALk3Tvo nice Zee boras. reasoa.
able sla south fins street.
FOR sALE roand dining room is.
BILE; sis Rect ertension; one round
sand table. 1901 North FOURTH.
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= @InH hs--IpiFfuNI
strong, receipts "a cars. WILSON,
SIN sacked round whites N1GbM
vs. cwt; idaho sacked fuaanin
~ ism as cwt. new stock Htrunq
Alabama sacked bliss triuinpltk Nu
t51sH 1.be tuft Louisa rs
sacked bliss triumpha ea90Naa1
cwt Louisiana sacked hong whites
f2.5o03Te cwt, Texas farko6
cuhhlera No. ! ss7k cwf, enuiA
varyol,na stat barrels Irish cub
hlers No I. tg.at Neses No. 4.
t3.bem ATS.
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FOR sALE-Miscellaneous

YALE HULdAWKN MIX PROM IN.
PORTED CUtTUREs. Phone 24i3.
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undsr new management. Two and
three room apartments. Al outside
IRONS. Nosly and splendidly furnished
Two hleeks from hasinsks section. IN
first claaa nelghborhued. Also sleeping
91A.W.
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FOR sALE-Houses

Fuk sALk--Nss ipur noasn house. ~1tk
bath and frunt and rear porckesl
siosed IN sleeping porch. o.. $50. small
payment eash, balance like rent Eoufh.
rcat corner Ninth aud Coal Ave. Phone
HIGHLANDS s-foom modern s~iseplae
pofchi yearly new, aad Furnished. 2
blocks frnm eer line; $50 doNn ana ESQ
monthly. Lsainuds-7.room meisrn
hflck close IN 90 Eood street: east front.
5000 down snd $50 . msnth. !. A. Han
mand. e1t v silver, phsn1 isa3R
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton. Md, Nov. 16.-With ap-
exercises an oil portrait of
the late George A. Blake of Elkton,
who was the first president OF Union
Hospital was presented to the insti-
tuition today, the gift OF Charles A.
Bake OF Detroit, Mich. con of the
deceased. DIR. James II. Frazer of
Baltimore made the presentation ad-
dress and the portrait was accepted by
President Joseph Coudon on behalf of
the board OF trustees. DIR. Howard
hospital director and George 0. Carey
talked about him as school COM
missioner.
The annual rally held at Elkton las,
night by the Red Men of Cecil county
was a big affair. Visiting Red Men
were present from all sections OF
Cecil county. also from New Castle
county. and Kent and Hartford coun-
ties. Md. Among tho distinguished
guests were John T.. Sedwick OF Mar
tinsville, Indiana, great incohonee OF
the Great Council OF America. and
Robert l.. Rinkler of Baltimore. great
eachem of the Great Council OF Mary
land. A parade preceded the rally
Visiting degree teams conferred tht
adoption degree upon a large class OF
candidates IN the ElktOn Armory. The
committee in charge of the rally wa:
composed of Albert T. Abernathy
Miller +. Megra " and Joseph II. Sloa n
Elkton is having the biggest build
Ing boom for some years. Among tn,
building operations in Irogress are tht
new theatre on Main street by tn,
William II. Pearce Amusement Co
the residence of Joshua p. Witworti
on East Main street. the residence o
Layton T. Boulden on West NAH
street. the residence OF Malvern T
Jeffers on West Main street. the con
crete block house OF Curtis NJ. Jones
on West Main street. the residence O
Jacob Rothwell. the residence OF Ere,
Bro nble, the residence of Louis NJ
Jones. the residence of Jonathan Car
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16
LEWES NOTES.

Lewcs, Nov. 16.--Having ended the
fishing season. the Lewes Fertilizer
Co, has sent It's boats 10 the Chesa-
peake Bay, where they Will remain
until next spring.
Virden Burton has purchased a
dwelling on Fourth street Mr.. Bur
ton recently came to Lewes from Will
mington and will engage in the car
-pentering business.
Henry Ennis has sold n dwelling on
Second street 10 Fred Lubker.
Mrs. Aida w. Lilly. graduate
nurse, has sold her dwelling and gone
to Los AnEeles. Cal, where she will
practice her profession.
Captain Henry Fish wac given a
surprise party in celebration OF his
birthday anniversary.
Elwood Lyons OF Washington is
visiting his sister. Miss Leila lyons.
Mrs. Harry V. Lyons Is visiting
Philadelphia.
Mrs John NJ. Richardson OF George
town Is visiting her father. DR.. 10.
seph II. Lyons.
Miss Betty Lorand Is visiting NIL
ford.
Mrs. Mary Evans Is visiting her son
Lieutenant Donald r. Evans, a,
Annapolis Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16
PLAY AT CLAYMONT.

Claymont, Nov. l6-For the benefit
of the Community League, Claymopt.
a play will be given by home talent.
entitled Patty Makes Things Hum"
a synopsis Of the play follows: Patty.
a young girl at school, has been ox-
pclled for some misChievous prank.
and in order to escape the scolding Of
her parents, she went to her sisters,
just as the sister had plans made FOR
a dinner party The sister. not be-
ing overly pleased with the arrival.
forbade her TO come 10 the dinner
party, on account of her youth. In
order 70 even up matters. Patty de-
Cides 10 dress as waitress and COM
mands much attention from an Eng
llsh captain, who has been the attrac-
tion among the young women. The
obstacles that thrwarted Mrs. Greene
in arranging for the party and the
ludicrous speeches or Hyac!nth. the
"cullud" maid, add much mlrth 70 the
play. Music Will be furnished by the
Claymont orchestra.
The cast follows:
Captain Braithwaite, an English
I NAAANNa Na4b NhSAi 81 c4tW, NrtuIEe +
Kelly, Overlook.
Captain Little, an American officer
who had a misunderstanding. WI.
| liam H. Dutton. Worthland.
Mr.. Green, a business man, George
Bigger, Claymont.
Mr.. Smith. q neighbor. ]. F. Gar.
rett. Overlook.
| Mrs. Smith, who proved herself &
good friend, Mrs. r. c. Harris, Over.
I look.
Mrs. Green. Captain Little's sister
who entertained under difficulties. Mrs
J. +, Garrett, Overlook.
! Patience Little (Patty) who manage,
10 make things hum, Grace e. Weeks
Claymont.
Helen Braithwaite. engaged TO Can
Tain Little. Evelyn J. Kelly. Claymont
Hope Dunbar, who is still hoping
Mrs George Kelly, Overlook.
Hyacinth, a loquacious colored maid
Mrs. Emma 5. jackson, Claymont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16
SEAFORD ITEMS.

Seaford, Nov. 16.-Captain Albert
Dunn. who brings oysters from the
Nanticoke River and Chesapeake Bay
TO Seaford, while coming up the river
yesterday, witnessed a thrilling en-
counter between an eagle and sea
gull. When discovered the eagle let
go Its hold on the gull, flying above
Captain Dunn's boat. Captain Dunn
rescued the gull, taking II aboard.
where he found Il nearly dead. Cap
tain Dunn said the eagle circled over
his boat a number OF times as II TO
swoop down, but finally flew away. He
tip OF wings He nursed the gull all
the way up the river, but It died just
before he arrived here.
Dorsey Donoho and his aunt, Miss
Maude Dorsey, returned last night
from a months trip through Colorado,
Arizona and California.
Elmer Ellis Is substituting as mall
carrier for John ]. Parsons. who IL on
ducking trip, accompa MED by n. NJ
Conaway.
Philip Rawlins. student at the
Pennsylvania Military College. Ches-
tor, Pa, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas N Rawlins.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club was entertained by Mrs II. NJ
Manning and the sewing circles 10y
Mrs. G. w. Robinson. Sorosis was en-
tertained this afternoon by Mrs. vii
liam +, Allen.
The new home OF John Hurley. or
Market street. In nearly completed
Mrs Edna Nelson Hurley. formerly
OF Seaford. who was seriously injured
by being struck by an automobile IN
Washington. has chance for re
covery, according to information re
/ ceived by her father-in-law, l.. W
Hurley. Mrs. Hurley did not sus
tain contusions OF the brain. as wa:
| first reported. but she may have sus
tanned internal injuries. Both Leg
were broken, and she suffered a sever,
cash on the side Of the head, In ad
T ditlon 10 numerous bruises.
Rev. W. l.. White of Bridgevill'
came here yesterday for his annua
rabbit hunt with James A. Morgan
/ but got only five rabbits.
\ heavy rain sct in yesterday after
noon, but when the weather clear
game will be easier found. Tho bes
record was made by former Chief o
/ Police Oliver Wright and w. ID. Cas-
sell. who killed 10 quail and two rab
bits yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16
HARRINGTON ITEMS.

Harrington, Nov. 16.-Rev. John
Donaldson has, eccepted the pastorate
Of the Nazarene Church.
Harrington Council. Jr. q. L. A. NJ,
and Washington Camp No. 80. u. q.
s. A.. will visit the Methodist Church.
Sunday morning. November &c. when
Rcv. John T Richardson will preach
a special sermon.
Harry c. Tee. Jr, celebrated his
birthday anniversary November 10
and received many gifts. Guests in
cluded Rev, and Mrs ]. T. Bailey. Miss
Alma Bailey. Mrs. Herman Roach.
Mrs. Elmer Tee. Cornelius Tee. Miss
Evelyn Tee, Mrs Fred Bailey. Fred
Bailey. Jr., Mrs. NJ. r. F!tzgerald. Miss
Romaine Fitzgerald. Mrs. Antastine
Stafford. William Stafford. Miss vlr-
ginia Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Edwa I'd
Tee. Charles Tee. Francis Tee, Miss
Ethel Hall, Alden Ramsdell and
Charles Wingate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown, Md, Nov. 16.-The
monthly missionary collection Of
Christ Sunday school, taken last Sun
day, amounted to $4,000. Mrs. Ella
Robinson's class won the banner with
a contribution of ST.
Farmers are selling corn at 70 cents
per bushel.
The Mt. Vernon Literary Society OF
Washington College will celebrate It's
18th anniversary November 25. Mem
bers of the fraternity are scattered
all over the United States.
Samuel Mogle was injured in an
automobile accident Sunday. Mr..
Mogle. accompanied, by George Pea
cock, was driving to the upper section
of Kent county, and as they approach
ed Locust Grove the car became un-
manageable and ran into field. Both
occupants of the vehicle were thrown
out. and Mr.. Mogle's arm was terribly
lacerated. tho flesh being torn almost
completely off between the wrist and
elbow.
II. Clay Brown has been appointed
fuel administrator for Kent county.
SNdllSl!CS SHOW tle county Will re-
celve 60 per cent of the usual supply
Of coal. and Mr.. Brown urges house
holders to use the strictest economy
in order 10 prevent serious shortage.
IrYing Orem purchased yesterday
the Milton p. Crew farm. near Ken
nedyville. for $3.50.
The case of John T. Jester. deputy
sheriff Of Kent county. against the
| Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co,
| for $4,000 damages for the death OF
his wife has been postponed until the
! April term of court.
The Town Commissioners have pur-
chased several boatloads Of oyster
shells for street repairs.
Frank Malone has placed his farm
| ing operations, near Fairlee, in
charge Of a competant man and has
gone 10 Wilmington 10 spend the WIN
| ter.
| The Sunday school classes OF Mr..
and Mrs. John n. Bennett will give q
comedy in the Lyceum Theatre, next
| Monday evening for the benefit OF the
fund for building new Methodist
EPISCOPAL Church here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16

Wisconsin. making the trip OF 972
miles, by automobile. in four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Megear Of
Wilmington. were recent visitors at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey =.
Hall.
Mrs. Robert Harris OF Easton, Nd.
is visiting Mrs. j. p. Bartlett.
Mrs. T.. Il. Evans ia visiting Mrs.
Herbert Welsh, of Germantown, PA.
Mrs. Shortess, of Boston, Is the
guest of Mrs. j. p. Goldsborough, at
the Colonial Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barnes OF Still
Pond, Nd. and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hurlock, OF Wilmington. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Lewis.
Ernest Crossan Of Hockessin. Del,
Grand Master, /. o. o. F.. visited
Morning Star Lodge, No. 6, last Fri
day.
Joseph HUM is visiting his daugh-
ter. Miss Julia, in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Lloyd and son,
David, visited Woodbury. Heights, N
j.. over Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie C. Elliott visited Mrs
Theodore Cavender last week.
Mrs. Castillo winford is a guest OF
Mrs w. A. Winford.
Mrs. Parks Lloyd, OF Woodbury.
Heights, n. j., was the guest OF Mrs
Robert Magee on Monday.
DIR. Clarence FAIRIES. of OverbroolS
Pa, spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs Isaac FAIRIES