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, 1922-11-17

A Bohemian glass polisher has con
structed a clock which. with the ex-
ception of the springs. is made en-
tlrely Of class.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-15
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR POLK COUNTY. IN CHANCERT.


L. V. Watkins. ct at Defendants
II appearing by affidavit that the defenLarts.
H. D. Watkins and wife. BrsSy : Watkins. are
residents ~ the state ~ Penn vvani.. AM
that the particular address II ths said de
PENDANTS is; Care Of Universal Corporation.
Oliver Building. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
and that there is no person in the State Of
Florida that service Of subpoena upon whom
would bind the defendants. and that the de
Pendants are over the age Of twenty-One years.
Therefore. II is ordered that the defendants.
l.. V. Watkins and BeSsy S. Watkins he and
are hereby required to appear at the office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court at Barlow. Polk
County. Florida, ON or before August = lg22
To- answer the bill Of complaint herein. 9th
erwse the allegations Of the said I'LL will
be- taken confessed ny the defendants
It r. further ordered that this order be pub
liHhed once week for four consecutive weeks
prior tn Auguat :. 1922. in Lakeland Evening
eeRram. newspaper Of general circulation ia
Polk County FLORIDA. :.
Done and ordered at Barlow. Florida. this
Me first day Of July 1922.
j. D. RAULERSON
No. 5SS Clerk Of Circuit Court.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-15
Proposed Charter For
The City of Lakeland
NOTICE

Notice is hereby that
1920
called
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have heeunto
A. d.
L. SWATTS
Clerk Secretary Of Board.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-15

Section ]. That after this ordinance takes
effect it shall be- unlawful to wilfully iuiurr
or lestrov or cause to be- injured or dc-tror.
ed or unnecessarily trnmpe upon or 10 walk
across, amy grass or grass plots. shruh'erv or
flowers. other plants, planted or BET brtNorn
the Sidewalk line and the curb or between
the sidewalk and the curb
Section = ANY person or persons. firm or
corporation violating any Of the provisions Of
Section ! of this ordinance shall. upon con
yirlinn he fined not exceeding $4,000 or i'm
prsnned not exceeding sixty days. br he pun
isird by both such fine and imprisonment.
IN the discretion 0f the trial Judge
section 3. This ordinance shall take effect
Immediately upon its passage and approval
Certified as to passage and approved his
21th day Of June A u 1922.
II {. PETTEWAY,
Mayor and Commissioner at Large
Attest: H. l.. SWATTS.
Gay Clork. No. $50.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-15


a be % and be gs d a against Dn said 2sSpsT and
Provided by aP fo s ng ROP tine manner @6 form
S nns ne 0 Ts % out new alleys
U a e goitS aaH e1Pen of such pro rata upon the
owning property within the city bring the same to grade
to exercise the same right Of lien and as provided case Of
said work of eXcayng or filling in shall be done by the city The
sanitary provide
City pass ordinances
city,
sick afflicted to define aa prevent and remove nuisance whether
s health on Or mo o of DG P~ n % p nn fire with
on y ana have es 5% @ to sg the sp9p r %
the
the city;
s city and rsGqe the upon n Which the sn%s ~ i
ulats fishing and prohibit SEEMING and bathing in lakes parts lakes
the City with of waeworks and electric and gane and
the city, and acquire and by grant Lease purchase
Necessary power;
Rsa0n Se pam S a city, s stab i p n
convenience inhabitants City, neadnE
p Ups R pS w hs h city, u to ue e eeon nd
sidewalks city
DpoR nG under Sr ne sn odbd m6nEmen an dc
for the passage of the public over or under S% ne aong y
erec maintain and operate ice plants.
Commission of
ca sa ' ia @
& in s s1 @ the S sa s
COMMISSIONS eceng the Monday
s &ay the S s nsts
lot Section a na ft
by the this oars by the Constitution
ss' S conston Of t ne s"s
exercised.
shall nsv been s @ S city @ h s @ not the o amy
for the mqncDa and any uG ron an
which any officer empSye or may D that apd employees
the city c ae Gs0 4eg gG S @ sa the quail
Is Judge of Its own ElectionThe Commission sha be
the An ne TasS the e pro U' n S4
% 4 sr@ w oil pass a an % %
@ c Hass oAs F narec any
I nn . %GFe poS fP are San apply
uniform wearing their o official Or S' Sn Tee fms
the provisions Rs upon
shall a the .s ms or S5f ans
@ a the mG m se Of bs ns G% for
Ma n%9 sns S
shall MayS by o s
'ns se aS term F1f Ss a n
all oa eos as m BE- imposed by Sh an he
s the ss a1 S IN %s R but
2s but S4 s. n s nG ns s'
a hy % rd sac ss a Hea O the
civil by ns m @ Ee
police and gsss d ths
public Tgen & n e
of absence
shall perform
section o'clock the thu uss
the special provided under this Charter and M v
regular municipal
holding the
Iooissive al the newly elected
of Thereafter the CITY
prescribed by ordinance OF
twice each month
Called: The mayor wv
call
notice to each
residence All meethg Oh
shall be public ana
thereon at all
shall determine It's own rules anu oi"o
of its proceedings
acceptable to the
meetings
20 yacste of unless such absence
by Commission by resolution seuHhs ioi'" '"' '
Journal ,or aocb renber of the
dollars $4,000 per member LOT each '
all
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-15

ing dispensed with
passed by the city Commission n become eye nhq @ irons
pass measures TO- take effect at the lime indicated therein
e @ of pSG De a noDy health safety Povans for
cy is set forth and defined preamble thereto Ordinances
"n r" S i as emergency measures out no measure making
Section 2e Record and Publication
@ 9G its na nassag be recorded in book kept for that purpose
the clerk Of the commission Every ordinance Of
Section Notices Public As resolution de
Pubic sns ~ReG 'e s ao %a
the one%pa,ed public Improvement including
the noper to be especially thereby
Proceed with public plans
y it. and the sam n copy thereby S
shall thereafter subject
Scon Is Ordinances Determining Proceed with Public
notice shall I G nubn S S to oS S with the %
@ describing the eaoeer and extent Of the imoyement gen
n " s '%p' M'hn %nat time assessments on property
Lona will be- issued for that portion of pe assesn n
sio" 20 Bonding Ordinance Notice
a Of S Bond ," OF p nG%s oG s%n be published beaded
adopted the same describing the Improvement in general
when numbered
city will be- offered at pa@s
% OF % @ asa b: san Tsa4s into to oss
' a"Ss' "fR He oy ! % be
Section 3D. snap DIN me- city Commission o shall
nss % the direction and 9 city the commission snG he
solely ON the basis of b % and me ha be chosen
citizen Lakeland During the abaece or dsaby of m c r
3 % CITY Monas the s6 Tf n of the Office T
80 Powers Manager shall be response
the city Commission for the proper all affairs Of
ca 70 see that the laws and ordinances enforced
ondn .s Gi ss 9"a the
Of period Of not less
gs EXCEPT hereinafter
ing reasons there
and 6S exercise e0 and direct n % all
hereafter be including
CITY OBJ TO 1eS ho all terms and conditions imposed
and performed knowledge any
Attorney duty hereby made to take such f legal e0a as
CE To attend all meetings of City Commission and of its
committees with right discussions having
Commission adoption such measures as
and needs of the city and to submit for its consideration
perform such other duties as may be prescribed under this
of the
u,dI He . shall BE be purchasing for the
sales % ' props % % he sn also
be sold having become unnecessary unfit hs
sion M time amount in eS-
ez" a%d ' admS f Syf DOW
following officers and SepaTmenis " " '''e" IN and '1
Pubic sy Wsfse ana and PuSc wor Dnpm
Appnm e and Daies 0 of City Commission shall
AND %ho sh TG oc sNs Ss s ff % n n % @ c n
counselor for the municipality and all
their official duties Ie shall prepare I'll osc bonds ether
Instruments writing which municipality
his
thereof When
shall defend
suits and controversies which the
City Commission
hoard included
lton of law relating
to the
under
the State which
q resolution which by the Civ
Section &c. Municipal
shed City Lakeland be
Municipal Florida the trial of all
by Municipal Judge who shall be
the Commission of
Municipal Judge the City
and holidays.
Section 81 PowersThe Municipal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-15
THE CHARTER

THE CHARTER
s the inhabitants the city of lakeland Flor
und % e G al and D . Do shan and bs
%ss sae a G%1 n % pa nd un
Section City Lakeland
shall extend % and include all the territory
Beginning at the northeast the southeast the
Rolh and state Florida d to range line;
@ 'o"ns '1a
s and Of s sor the u south half of
and range s thence eas one I'm mile the line thence
being Of abou soo feet
1 70
'aa soSS sas 1sass 4n along the
Lakeland
Gems who shall be elected at the
provided appoint
@ G % p a@STD the city Manager and to exercise all other
Membership sstn S @ P result any G seas 94 ss
@ %ae ihs s % a 9n be held % Within n
Sh NOT w se oea be BE stn f to m
the unexpired until shall filled
@ rss an eTn 6 Of ae TnGOS e 1x dus
Of sS @ nd be the municipal
zed under this charter to succeed ae municipality T abolished
Of the said Municipality including bonds heretofore issued shall be i'm
and be binding the municipality which organized and
Section omc HOid Until oulyTha all here
shall continue to hold the respective Offices and to discharge the duties there
this charter and all existing ordinances of the said municipality in
= s said mTsDa and
Oeo e 6 DE AND a h hereby ad G c y AND O0a s
m % %ny ntye spo s sae %y hold @ & anal aS
S m Gs'ae s fo pUp f n@ @ Cremation the
lighting plants the @ %
y
hat the city Co. mi
sss@ R'Ps' 's @
limitations this shall be obligated and @ to preserve rs
establish a .s e. provide m14G
% W s C % Rs %s9or sS
resolution BY City provided however
@ % s anS ts TS 1sR
shall af for s
and
snd obscene snG
regulate pitch ssiDets
and steam pipes all OD ots
nd ito PR O}o for ns @Tss %
persons night provide for the punishment
e te Sabbath a D or secular
y no for the Preservation health
accomplish the Objects carry this
The City penalties the own
occupants amy hSS S s cy or
regulate license suppress and Iun 9g w hn S
the an, and in 6at Of the
kill sD S 5s and ST aG@
stables and all
regulating all public
limits
pei .s. % for Of the @ the
police to impose
against the
nances of provide jail work house as place OF
authority to
and public grounds OF me
other railways; provided that
aDutng
incur
rghtoways provide for the con
and for keeping them
and to the property THAT may be especa
proportion C the amount Of such a Sens
whic the benefit Of such drainage;
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-07-15
SECOND
SECTION
ORDINANCE NO. 3II.

AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE WILL
FIJI ISL RING OR pESTROl ING UR
CAUSING TO RE DESTROYED OR IN
1T RED on THE tNNEt tSSARN TRAMP
LING IpUN or WALkINii AtguSS GRASS
OR GRASS PLOTS SHEI EBEEI OR
FLOWERS IN CERTAIN PLACrS THERE
rs DESCRIBED AND PRESC RIIilNG
PENALTIES For VIOLATIONS THERE
OF.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY CoMNIIS-
Sion OF THE CITY OF LAKELAND.
POLK coz NTY. FLORIDA
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
ntaSoUERaDE PARTY.

A masked party was given on last
wednesday evening at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Garrett at
Greenville, in honor OF the birthday
anniversary OF their daughter. Miss
Ethel The evening was spent IN
games and dancing. Refreshments
were served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mss.
Charles Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. bob
ert Butteis, Mrs. Vera Passion,
James woodrow. Walter Garrstt'
Mr. and Mrs. Heislsr Lowther,
william Lowther. Mrs. Faulkenbrrs'
and son, Miss Mary Butler. James
Haley, Gilbert Leach. Roy Bdfer'
Charles Elder, Thomas Green. Dver-
EFT Walker, Ethel Walker, Susie
Trump, willard Taylor, John Wales
Randolph Vecker. Miss Catherine
Donohue, Margaret Marshall Auee
Kilman. Mr.. and Mrs. Niles short
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Colgain. Pnihp
James Smith. Miss Mar
garet Boyd. Miss Martha Boyd MISS
Pearl Finn and Miss Ethel johnson.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
EVENING COMPANY.

Miss Anna Hyatt. of Boxwood
Road, entertained number OF
friends at her home on Saturday
evening. Music, singing. games
dancing and a general good time
featured the evening.
Those present were; Marty Flow
ers, Heisler and Alvin Ruth, Sprin-
ger Benson, Sidney Evans. Kitty
Palmer Katherine. Margaret and
Alfred Spence. Leroy Turner, Mar
garet Miller. Lucy Fitzgerald. Eliza
beth Derry, Nellie Hopkins, Arden
and Pearl Knots, Minnie Housel,
Richard Wilmington. William Jones
Margaret and William Mullin, Harry
Balleau. Thomas Crawford, Nellie
Stidham, Jacob LOTUS, Helen Lynch,
James Feragher. Elsie Wildis. Joseph
Hall. Stella Toop, Red Turney, Eliza
beth Burke. Matthew Turney, Della
Balwin. Rose Warner, Cecilia Pat
terson, May Morris, Pearl King,
Helen Donohoe. George Hyatt, Jr.,
Herman King, Della Ruth, Louise
Price. Clara Miller. Frank Jones,
Lewis Dun. Geo. Mackey. Francis
SNualt' EDWARD CunnlnSnant Ger
trude Hayes, Eddie Harvipbeck, Lii
Ian Delicot, Howard Weiss, May
Monagle. Kaeherine Riley, Robert
Conelly. Willard Cunningham, Eliza !
beth Begley. Margaret Gallagher. |
Jack Andrews. Walter White. Sam
Cook. Fred Weston. Louisa Hyatt, |
Jack Hyatt, William Hyatt, Mary /
Tuly, Mary Boyle. Willard Temp
son, Mary BrogaD. Sarah Kennedy,
Phillips, william Temple
and Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Hyatt.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
oToM THUMB WEDDING"

A "Tom Thumb Wedding will be
given in the social room OF Holy
Trinity lutheran Church, Twenty
third and Madison streets. by the
primary department OF the Sunday
school Of the church. at o'clock to-
morrow evening. The participants
are:
The bride, Myrtle Adams; the
groom, John Behringer; maid Of
honor. Jean Williams; groomsman,
Harold Behringer; flower girls.
Eleanor wlnkleman. Dorothy Stlerle,
Mariana r. Bortner; bridesmaids,
Leona Dever. Beata' Longacre, Flor
ence Dempsey. Dorothy Winkleman;
ushers, Charles Sharpless, Joseph
Orr. Elwood Lindsay, Paul Holmes.
minister. Rhyme Bamberger; Mr.,
and Mrs. June (parents Of the
bride). Vern Wilson and Virginia
Ebert; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thumb,
Sr. (parents OF the groom). Elmer
Baldwin and Amy Virden; guests.
Billy Potter. Kathryn Harrington.
William Freck. Charlotte Martin,
Bruce Lindsay. Annatta Haines,
CLAYTON Lindsay Eva Mears. Dick
shuler, Marguerite Lafferty. Claude
Naylor, Charlotte Virden and Clara
Naylor.
This department is under the d.
rections of Mrs. T. S. Schurk, Mrs.
+. T. Booker, Mrs ]. r. Richardson
and Miss Ethel Nuhn, who are d.
recting the affair.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
WHIRLING TOWARD
THE MERRY WHIRL"

Preparations for tho Merry
Whlrl OF 1921 which will be given
next week in the Playhouse for the
benefit OF the children's ward of
Delaware Hospital, will be pressed
at top speed from now until the cur
tain rises on the extravaganza.
Donations for the cigar and cigar
cite stand to be maintained through
out the "Whlrl." are beginning 10
be received. but many more are
looked for. Mrs. Joseph p. Wales Is
head OF the ways and means" com
mittee which will sell the smokes"
and Mrs. Frank l.. de Almond has
special charge of their collection.
Friends OF the Junior Board of the
Delaware Hospital are urged to
send their donations to Mrs. de Ar
mond, MERRY Whirl' headquarters,
s12 Market street. in as large guam
titles as their generosity makes pos
sible.
Members of two more dance
groups for the ''Whirl" have been
announced.
One group is known as the FLAP
pers." and has been assembled by
Miss Ehnor Vandegrift. The FLAP
pers' and their partners are as fol-
lows
Miss Mary Marvel and Samuel
Davis. Miss Alice Candee and Rich
ard Morgan. Miss Elizabeth Holla-
day and Willard Speakman. Miss
Elinor Nandegrift and Alfred V.
DUPONT, Miss Katherine Armstrong
and John NJ. Barrett. Mrs. Alfred
Armstrong and Alfred Armstrong,
Miss Paulina dupont and Joseph
Hopes Miss Jane Marvel and Harry
Evans.
Another group. assembled by Miss |
Kate A. McClanerty, will be known
as the "Imps." They promise a de-
cided novelty. These "Imps" arc
Harriet Finnerty, June Edwards. |
Vera Mccall, Dorothy David. Audrey |
Smith. Antoinette Monferoni, Kath- |
ryn Darrell, Kathryn McDougal |
Beatrice Kenyon, Caroline Graham /
Anna Boyle and Vivian Casperson.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
Y BOYS HAVE
PLENTY TO DO
Fall Schedule Includes
Hikes and Trip TO
Washington
OLDER BOYS AT
SUPPER TONIGHT

Fall and winter activities of, the
Boys Division Of the local Y. NJ. c.
A. have started and a set program
Is being planned for each week.
Frank e. Ballantyne is director of
this branch of the "Y." Il was an
nounced. by Mr.. Balfantyne today
that any OF these programs inolud-
ing the hikes, can be INDUCED in by
visitors as well as by any boy in the
city. II was pointed out by Mr.. Bal
lantyne that 1t is not the purpose of
the ~ to limit it's privileges to
members alone.
Thirty young men and boys at
tended the weekly meeting of tho
Fellowship Club" yesterday after
noon. The gathering enjoyed listen
Ing to radio concert while discuss
ing some OF life's problams as dealt
with in the Scriptures.
Under the direction OF Frank
Mitchell and Eugene Sproul. a group
of boys liked to Breidablik Farms
near Woodside on the Lancaster
Pike. and wrere netertained there by
Hepry J. Krebs and w. ]. Simpkins,
on Saturday afternoon They were
conducted on tour of the farm and
Initiated into the mysteries of Nthe
how and why of the farm. A prize
will be awarded the boy who writes
the best essay OF $50 words on his
of the visit.
If present plans materialize a
party of boys will be taken on a trip
to Washington. Annapolis and Bal
timore, starting Wednesday. Novem-
Der 20. If the trip is taken the party
will leave this city at 4.07 o'clock in
the afternoon and will return on
afternoon. December 8. A
visit to President Harding and to
the Delaware Senators and Con-
gresham Is also planned.
Following n the program OF the
Boys Division for this week:
Monday. at 6 p. m: older Boys |
Council supper, Bible discussion.
group and business meeting with
election OF officers.
Tuesday, at p. m: Weekly
melting of Photographic Club.
wednesday at 4 p. M: Seasons
opening of Boys Division Orchestra;
at Z p. m, organization Of Employed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs, sallie q. Roe is the guest OF
]. C. Hall at Barclay. Md.
Miss Ruth Evans was a recent
visitor at sudlersvills, Nd, as the
guest OF her, parents.
Miss Catherine Bailey and Phi
lemon Bailey. Wye Mills, Nd, spent
several days in this city recently.
Mrs. sudler G. Weist. OF Milling
ton. Nd. who has been a patient
at the Delaware Hospital for some
time. returned home last week.
Mrs. Francis Barker, OF Barclay,
Nd. visited friends here last week.
William Lee recently visited his
brother. Fred T. Lee at Millington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chilcutt
and children spent several days last
week with Mrs. Ida Chiloutt, at
Centreville, Md.
DR.. o. s. Allen has returned from
New York State where he spent two
weeks.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23

MInker. who also sang 20 Promise
Me-"
The bride wore a gown OF white
duchess satin with overdress of
Spanish lace. Her tulle veil arrang-
ed coronet style. was held in place
with a band of pearls and orange
blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet OF bride roses. Miss du
Ross carried an armfll Of pink roses
wore yellow taffeta and carried pink
roses. The flower girl wore yellow
crepe dc chine and carried sweet
heart roses.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party held a reception and later left
for New York. They will be at
home after October rs at 400 West
Eighth street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23

Boys Brotherhood; at s p. M.
weekly meeting OF Radio Club and
Stamp Club.
Thursday at p. M: Weekly
meeting of Dramatic Club under d.
rection of j. Frank Huss, which in
cludes rehearsals for seasons an
nual minstrel show and entertain
ment to be held at the Playhouse
during this fall.
Friday at p. M: Meeting OF
Older Boys Cabinet to outline sea-
sons program and policy.
Saturday at p. M: Bring. Your
Dad" suppey with entertainment
program including demonstration of
a model exchange and its function
by p. p. Bardo of the Diamond State
Company.
At the Sunday afternoon fellow
ship period yesterday afternoon ap-
thirty boys enjoyed a
radio concert while discussing in an
informal way some OF their life's
problems as dealt with in the Scrip
lures.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
MRS. JOHNSON DIES SUDDENLY

Special to The Evening Journal.
STAFFORD. oct. 23.-The sudden
death yesterday morning from heart
trouble OF Mrs. Amanda johnson,
wife of former Sheriff William o.
johnson. OF Sussex county. was a
shock to her many friends. Mrs
johnson. who~was 81 years OF age.
was in her usual health last night
After partaking of a hearty supper
she and her husband spent the
evening with friends in Seaford
Besides her husband she is survived
by four children. Mrs. Lee r.
Mitchell, Blades; Mrs Edward
Smith. Chester Pa. and Levi John
son. Philadelphia, and Paul John
son, Georgetown.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
YOUTHS DEATH
WAS ACCIDENTAL
speclal % The EvenIng journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Oct. pa coroners
inquest was held yesterday TO in
quire into the death of william
carvey Glanden. the 16-year-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Carvey Glanden,
of this town. who was killed satur-
day afternoon whils out with some
boys in boat on Silver Lake look
ing for ducks.
The investigation showed that
young Glandon reached for gun
IN another boat close to him and
as he clutched it by the barrel. it
discharged. The full load OF shsll
piercing his right cheek. He fell
into the water where his body re-
mained for two hours before being
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
BRAIN TESTS.
BY Sam Lloyd.
Flve MInutes to Answer wis.
TWICE BEHEADED.

Beheed a rufle and leave
EwHn stream; behead again
sua leave indisposed.
benead a vessel and leave a
floating construction; behead
again and leave word mean
ing toward the stern of a ship.
Behead an evasion and leave
a garment; behead again and
leave an animal.
Behead twenty and leave a
word meaning the innermost
part: behead again and leave
mineral from which metal IS
extracted.
Behead gloomy aspect and
leave a hooded garment; be-
head again and leave a bird.
Behead a piece of furniture
and leave a natural covering;
behead again and leave atmos-
phere.
Answer to Saturdays.
Substituting figures for let
tiers, the result is shown as
follows:
5s times 5s equals 1.444.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23

Stevens, of Hillcrest. were married
Sunday afternoon at the parson-
age of st. Paups M. z. Church. by
the Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard. The
bride was attended by her sister
Miss Margaret Walls Of Washing
ton. d. c., and the best man was
the bridegroom's twin brother. w.
H. Stevens. Following a wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens VIII live
at 1914 West Eighth street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
MENTzER-NrNruLLEN.

Miss Mildred Mentzer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Mentzer.
and Earl McMullen, OF Newark, were
married at their home Pomona. q"
Elmhurst. on Wednesday evening by
the Rev. T. S. Minker OF Marcus
Hook. Pa.
The bride was attended by Miss
Regina duRoss. of Wilmington. as
maid OF honor Miss Virginia Ham
ilton. Of Elizabeth. n. J., was flower
girl Robert McCanerty Of Whining
ton was best man. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. T. s..
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
HALLOWEEN PARTY \

Miss Sarah Platinsky gave Hal
lowe'en party on Saturday evening
at her home in honor OF Miss Clara
Hoffman of New York. Sixteen
couples were present. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
dancing. Refreshments were served.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23
RICHARDSON PARK
CARD PARTY

The women's Civic Club OF Rioh-
ardson Park will hold a card party
next Thursday evening in the Five
Points community building. The
proceeds will be devoted TO the street
lighting fund. Mrs. William Wat
son, chairman OF the ways and
means committee. is in charge of tho
affair