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and landed on the wheels beside the
covered, bridge at the bottom of the
hill Only Pauline Addison, six years
old. escaped unhurt.
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Red-haired people are said to be
less subject to badness than ant
othe..
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NEW WAYS
synopsis of Preceding CHAPTERS

JOP9'S VI TFSCSOlhq Chapters
At the end of 10 years of married
life Millicent Buchanan finds that she
hates her husband She has no rea-
son to do so. Humphrey IS very good
to her and she has a good social
standing in the little town of Wissa-
keagan. She decides. cynically. that
AFTER 10 years all married people hate
each other. Her sister. Patty. 90 and
10 years younger than herself, returns
rom college and year of travel.
Affairs between Millie and Humph-
rev grew worse and worse. When ha
loses his money the situation seems
lnbearable. Millie nags so thai
Humphrey suddenly leaves town.
Patty is offered a position In New
York. Millie. Patty and their mother
go to the city.
Patty falls in love with Paul Oar
hngton, whose mother opposes the
match. Humphrey writes he is fore
man of lumber camp and asks Mil
lie to go back to him. which she even
tually does. Patty goes to live with
wealthy friend, Mrs. Mum.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
|NDORSE THE PASTOR
AND SUPT. MOWBRAY
Seaford Church Asks for Return
Of Former and Reappoint-
/ ment Of Latter.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Seaford, Feb. 9.--The official board
of Blades NJ. Il. Church In quarterly
conference assembled. last night unan-
imously invited their pastor, Rev.
r. Ward Mills. to return for another
conference year.
Since becoming pastor OF Blades
church, four years ago. Rev. Mr.. Mills
has done good work, and is now
finishing practically a. new church on
which about $4,000 has been spent.
The new edifice is expected TO be dedi-
Gated in the early spring.
The official board also appointed
William b. Venables delegate to the
annual Lay Conference which meets
at Cambridge, Md, in March. George
r. Truitt was chosen alternate, and
Glenn Lowe was selected as the boy
delegate to the conference.
The board also sent a communica-
tion to Bishop William +. Mcdowell
of Washington, who will preside al
the coming session OF the Wilmington
NJ. r. Conference, stating that after
six years experience and knowing the
fair and brotherly way Rev. w. r.
Mowbray has dealt with them as dis
trict superintendent. we sincerely ask
you, IL IL be wise In your judgment
to reappoint him for another year
For, as We see 1t, the church needs
just now, the man who knows the
preachers and the charges to Which
| they shall be sent"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
LIVES ROAD PROJECT.

ievca, Feb. a.--At recent public
meeting of tho citizens ~ Icwes and
r,hehoth hundred. held for tho pur-
pose of asccr,aining public sentiment
a. regard 10 having a new road built
between i.cwes Beach and tho Inn
proved road at Beaver Dam. II was
unanimously agreed that tho State
Iiirhvay Commission he pctitioned
o. extend the improved road at llar-
b.ron 90 l4cwes Beach. Tho follow
Ing were appointed a committee TO
cuufcr WITH commission regarding the
maiicri
pr. N. r. Burton. J. u. Thompson,
J &. rhnlirs. rlwood wcstcoat. J. T.
Iank. a. ". Nickcrs. pr. w. Il. orr. Jr.,
rdwari Tracy. pr. u. w. Hooker. L.
~. itopa, Edmund Mitchell o, VIII
minntnn, w. T.. shaw. Dr, ]. r. Thomp-
son, N, v lyons Harry Maui. II. J,
Walton. Jr., W. &. iohand. Il. H. In
gram. pr W. n. Mossick. Edward
Hudson. q. 4. Tunnel. charles Wolfe
br James liccho. &. ~. Maui, II. M
Jracph ". H.. Graves. W. A, Russell
W A. Turner, ". V, Marshall. clifton
Mauli !. n, haylis and Charles Morris
n constructed. the new road VIII ex.
tend from t.ewcs Beach out South
tirset a. frettymnn's corner. Via IN,
Georgetown road g. beaver Dam. Th'
main road heading into l.cwes IN nov
inpassah,c, n ~ said. Another nee,
fcr an improved road viii be create,
n the proposed ferry service bctwccr
Care May \. y. and fewcs Is go
tehllahrd n the latter project goes
thtuunh Il wna pointed cut. the ncv
Improved road IN prospect viii com
rleiH the connection 81 New Jersey
Delaware Maryland and Virginia.
Tho meeting vas called by th'
mayor ~ i.swes. nr. James r. Thomp
ton, William &. lioaand was chair
man, ana William \. Russell ascre
bpN falkr on the matter of nlN
fn4d were mnho by tho mayor. Nj
Nlctofa nn imrion and MIR. l,us
Sfl.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Scaford. Feb. 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Eddy gave a very enjoyable
five hundred party, Tuesday night, at
their home on Cannon street. Their
guests occupied seven tables. and each
guest was presented with a favor.
Miss Addie Adams has as guest
Mrs. l. s. Walter OF Salisbury, Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Morgan of
blades are receiving congratulations
on the arrival OF fine ten-pound baby
hoy. Frank Leroy Morgan.
Douoho Robinson. who has been a
student at Delaware College, has
changed his scholarship to Dickinson
College. Carlisle. Pa.
Baby Gwendolin Jackson, Seafords
hNe-year-oid chalk artist, will put on
an act In Dover. tonight. with the
Hobbs a Longendyke Minstrels.
Reese Truitt. farmer, was SUCCESS
fnlly operated on at Salisbury, Nd
hospital. yesterday, for appendicitis.
Miss Dclcma Isaacs left yesterday
on a weeks visit with friends in VIII
mington, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington.
/ Mrs. y. NJ. Conaway. who was q
patient In the Medico-Chi Hospital
/ Philadelphia. for three weeks. has re.
turned to her home, somewhat i'm.
proved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
E,lkton, Md, Feb. 9.--Josiah Brown,
colored, of Chestertown was arrested,
Wednesday night, charged with
operating an automobile whilc he was
under the influence of liquor. Justice
Frank G. Pratt imposed sentence OF
SIX months in Elkton jail.
Stockholders of Elkton Gas Co. have
elected the following directors: Ed
ward Deibert, Joseph H. Perkins,
Stanley Evans, James l.. Barber, DR..
w. 4. Morrison, William Sterling
Evans. Mr.. Deibert was reelected
president; Stanley Evans, secretary;
William Sterling Evans, treasurer.
Russell NJ. George and Avery S.
Stitchberry. rural mail carriers from
Elkton postofiice. have been appointed
mail carriers for Elkton. The free
delivery will be established March /.
James Purnel of Elkton and Miss
Margaret Peoples of Wilmington
were granted a marriage license in
Ellxton, yesterday.
Eikton. Sewing Club, accompanied
by invited guests. gave theatre party
at The Playhouse. Wilmington last
evening, and enjoyed 'The Bat
John NJ. Reed, appointed postmaster
at Chesapeake City, has resigned as
member of the Board of Town Com
missioners and as town treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Connor o.
Elkton announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Ccnnor, teacher in the Howard
street school, TO John Spencer Keith
ley, a young farmer of this section.
Miss Katherine Thornton of War
wick has been awarded. certficat
from the State Home Demonstratio
Department for accomplishing tn
years requirements In the poultry an
sewing work of the Girls Club.
Rivervie'v Council. Jr. o. u. A. M
Elk Neck, has consolidated with tn
EllSton Council of that order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
NEWS Of 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
uns,eual ouoosss Attsnds Re-
vlval In N. Z. churuhes at
l.olpslc and Milford.
MEETING At HARRINGTON

yscm Ev~ry Ever,us's Correspondents
Harrington. Frh. 9Th" annual
vsats convention of tho Delaware
pMrrns. Teacher Association which
Nnl ho held here on April T. Will elect
vNscers for two years and new con-
utitu,icn adopted
Delegates from tho colorsd associa-
Vons will meet here In their nrst an
stai convention. presided over by the
riAte president Mrs. John II. clcavcr.
t,rrn ie
\ sroeial convention committee. In
vlndua Nlrs Martin. Mrs Robertson
sud Miss i,iVes Supervisors In the
,olored schools og tho three counties
and 4 W Howard OF laurel, j. Gra-
ham Scott of Milford; :. Marceluh
blackburn of Delaware city, Thco-
doro Wappics of Milton, and Mrs
1slsle cornish oi ilockcssin. Will meet
with Mrs ClcnVcr IN Dover Februar,
~. 10 discuss details OF the colcrct
convention
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
PARTY AT GREENyILLE.

Greenville, Feb. "a party was
given Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Scott Of Green
Vile, IN honor OF their son Edwards
birthday anniversary. The time was
passed i'm dancing. Music was fur
nished by j. Reeds orchestra. Re-
frcshments Were served. - Those who
attended were Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
scott and son, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hyatt and son. MIR. and Mrs Marshall
Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gildon Barlow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webb, Mrs.
Katherine Roberts. Mrs. Mary Alex
ander, Misses Cora Marine, Bessie
Manning. Margaret and Mary Scott
Nora Webb. Mr.. William Baynard
Robert Price, John Pordham. w
Jones. Mr.. Hamilton. John Reed. vii.
liam Lucas. Thomas Tucker, Edward
Scott, Norwood Hyatt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover. Tcb. S.-Ths state Thresher-
msn's Association met herr. ycster-
day. for = two days. session, yester-
days acsston being taken up mainly
with addresses by representatives OF
the scveral machine companies. The
meeting was continued today.
Mrs. Harry Hayes. while stcppins
out ON her back porch. Tuesday,
slipped and fell down tho steps. and In
trying to catch herself. struck her
elbow. breaking one OF tho bones.
In response to request from the
ID. A. H. OF Florida to Governor Dem
age OF earth from Delaware. to as
sist In planting a Liberty Tree" In
that State, tho governor sent q pack
age OF soil from Dovers most fertile
spot.
The investigation made two days
ago by :. representative from an un-
dsrwritcrs' association OF. the aban-
dOncd and almost completely stripped
\olic automobile. found In n woods
south of Dover a week ago last Sun
day. resulted in finding the owner of
the car. n Philadelphian. He stated
TO the officers that the car was stolen
d The funerals of the three Dover
citizens who died here yesterday, will
he held Friday afternoon, w. IL
Reeds at l.30 o'clock; Henry X
Whcatley's at . o'clock. and Johr
Townscnd's at o'clock. Intermeni
of all three viii be made In Lakesid,
cemetery.
II. c. Boyden Of Worcester Poly.
dress. Saturday afternoon next, either
In the Kent county court room or tn,
Senate chamber in the State House
on the subject OF cement In connection
with highway construction. Tn,
meeting will be under the auspices o
the state Highway Department.
A supper and meeting CT the bust
ness girls of Dover win be held mex
Tuesday evening. February IA. at
O'Clock in the basement of the Peoples
Christian Church.
The town of Lcipsic. seven mile
northeast of Dover. is In the midst G
one OF the greatest revivals In man
years. The NJ. Il. and Nj. Il. Churche
united I'm the effort and already 2
persons have professed conversion
Rev. T. c. Jones OF the NJ. Il. Churc
and Rev. Kirby OF the NJ. T.. Churc
have charge OF the services.
DIR. III. '. Holloway, State superir
tcndcnt of public instruction, will ad
dress the Brotherhood of Wesley \
Il. Church. Sunday afternoon next 8
3 o'clock, on Circles of Service"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
CHAUTAUoUA AT NEWPORT.

Newport, Feb. 9.-Thc Chautauqua
Festival which has been held at New
port for the past three days will close
with this evenings performance. All
meetings have been well attended. and
the a0dicnces have been delighted
with the program.
This afternoon there will be a con-
cert by the Dunbar Male Quartet apd
Bell Ringers, and lecture by Sup
crintendent s. n. Kent on the sub
ject OF "Your Personal Account"
At this evenings performance there
win be another concert by the Dunbar
Company. and a pageant by the loca
children. known as Junior Holidays
The children have been trained by
Mrs. Elizabeth Madison, junior leader
assisted by Miss Leila Lyman, and the,
expect this part OF the program {,
hc especially pleasing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
ptL,wAwf CITY NEWS.

Delaware city. Feb. e..--Mrs. Laura
Mcintosh ana daughter. Miss IDA.
have moved 10 Wilmington. George
Patterson win move his family into
the house vacated by Mrs. Mcintosh.
Major &. H.. Williams Is m at his
hcme NJ Fort iu ront
Second Lieutenant Albert Nicks
has been promoted 20 FIRST lieutenant
and assigned 10 duty with the First
Company, g. A. c.. Fort du ront.
'nnrics ~, Crawlcy of Dover and
Warren A. plckcrson Of Ellkton, Md.
enlisted In the army nt Fort du pont,
Monday, and were assigned TO duty
with the first Company. G. A. c.
John Anderson ~ confined 60 his
hum, on Washington street 10y rhcu-
Mnilam.
M. and Mrs. ~ c. Clark nnd
daunhipf, Mlar Margaret. left. Monda, ,
nlrhi Cor Palm Beach. FLA. 10 remain
ihfOurh the winter. They were ec.
sumimrlod by Miss Emma Clark. VIII,
msl them at Washington. II. c.
Mrs Theodore clark, who has beer
seriously lil with pneu,nonia AT hoi
home AZ clhfks Corner. II slight,
Improved.
Town Council has decided that any
enc wlshinr 10 rent the dance hall n
th, nfe engine house for an cvonin,
must pay sufficient money 10 hav'
rnllre protection throughout Tn
dance ~ entertainment
n. q Webb has purchased iron
Nts, William A Davidson the butchc
ohrr founded Is the late William A
lts WILSON, un Clinton street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. Feb. 9.-Rosa
szymanski. aged "A years, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius
SzymanslSi OF Elmhurst, who disap-
poared from her home, Monday after
noon. was found at st. Flizabeth's
scho,l Wilmington. Tuesday, and
taken home. The girl said she was
tired of staying home and had ran
away.
Fircmen OF the various rural fire
companies and organizations. with
the exception of New Castle and
Middletown. viii attend convention
TO be held 1t Community Hall, Rich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09

cf h. =, Richards q state Road and
With III daughter paid Visit 70 hte
brothsr's home last sunday. psath
we1 due to apopisxy. The funeral
viii take place tomorrow Afternoon
from his late residence, near Ksnnstt
gquars. at 1.3o.
This evening the msmbsrs Of
Caesar Rodney Chapter, No. 3. Order
Of the Eastern star. viii meet in tho
lodge rooms Of tho Masonic Hall Co..
at o'clock.
Tho members Of tho New Castle
High School basketball team this
evening will play the Nework High
School team at Newark. A large num-
pter OF rooterS will accompany the local
| team via automobile truck. This game
will be tho second OF the season for
tho d. l. A. A., championship. The
first game played was on February /.
Mt tho local Opera House and the
score wNs 80 to II in the locals favor
| The members Of tho Hare's Corner
Farmcrn' Club met last evening Mt the
hope OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore.
Tomorrow evening tho New Castlt
High School basketball team will play
tho Wesley Collegiate team OF Dover
In the Opera House. The game vii
/ be followed by a dance.
Asa Smith and John Tidwcll have
j returned to work for the State High
way Commission and are employed
on ChristianA avenue.
Workmen began yesterday to re
move the gasoline pump stationed Il
! front OF the N. c. 4 w. bus line ofTic
: on Delaware street between Fourt
l and Fifth. The work OF removing tn
I 500-gallon storage tank Will begin !
the spring.
) Mrs. Harry !. Rothrock, n forme
resident OF this city. now OF EastoI
u who has been spending several day
h as the guest Of Prof. and Mrs. Henr
: r. Snavcly OF East Third street. r,
}, turned to her home yesterday.
: We wish 10 thank our many frient
d for their kindness during our receI
+ bereavement, due to the death OF o,
4, beloved husband and father. James
y Lancaster, Sr., also those donating Il
use OF automobiles at his funerr
r, Mary r.. Lancaster and Family.
4 Adv.
3. See Bridsewater for jewelry--Ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
QUICK WORK cHEcKED FIRE.

Richardson Park. Feb. s.--Quick
work by tho Five Points Civic Asso-
sociation's members with their fre
apparatus saved tho home OF Paul
Parrone. at Belmont avenue and Mary
street. Elmhurst. from destruction by
fire last night. The firemen, on their
arrival, learned that number OF
members had formed q bucket brig
ade and the fire on the FIRST floor had
been extinguished.
With the aid OF ladders and chemi-
cal streams the fire that wan burning
under the roof was soon extinEuished.
The loss was estimated at 5000, fully
covered by insurance. The fire was
caused by an overheated stove ignit-
Ing the woodwork in the kitchen
while the family was absent.
During the fire Horace Harlan badly
cut his hand on a piece OF broker
glass DIR. A. j. Strixol who was nj
the fire. treated the injury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
GREAT REVIVAL AT MILFORD.

Milford. Feb. 9.-The revival meet
iugs being held in the Avenue NJ. T..
Church are drawing the largest crowds
mat have attended extra meetings in
th.s town In many years. A check
shows that about four thousand have
attended thus far. and the meetings
viii continue over Sunday night.
Services are being conducted by
Rev. and Mrs. William G. Meallng,
members OF the Erie Conference and
cvangelists at large. in conjunction
with the pastor, Rev. Disston w.
Jacobs.
Many Of the older people of the town
have professcd conversion apd the
services are attracting a great deal of
attention. not only in Milford. but the
surrounding country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
s>ssrx COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, Feb p-'rhs Daylight
SUNBEAM club OF RoSana has elected
She following officers. President.
Hazel Evans, . president, Ma
triia Lynch, secretary, Martha VIII
Ou.l treasurer, Clara McCabc.
''iisscna west of Scsford have Pc
Oilonrd HuHuos County Levy Court 60
r1ahs repairs to the road leading
s,um tsafurd 40 Woodland Ferry.
elalmlnk tnai Il ~ IN a miserable
condition and hardy paEsahle In some
places. III, matter has been referred
w. Actlrs county Engineer Robert
Clark I'm for Investigation.
In order 90 oe iu readiness for tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09

miesloners, during the past fsw
months, but has failed. At meeting
OF the County Commissioners, Tues
day. request WAS made for An NJ.
iowanco of $500 ITO pay part Of 4hs
excessive work." but tho Commis-
slohern turned It down.
At = session Of the Legislature, 4
few years ago, statute w6s enacted
abolIahing the clerks In the court
house offices in Sussex county, in
Guiding the clerk Of tho peace. regis
ter Of wills, register In Chancery,
recorder Of deeds and prothonotary.
Since that time the once -holders have
been paying the clerks out Of thoir
salaries. In many instances the clerks
getting half of the of5icials salary.
Hince the passage OF that law, new Of
fees have been created somo Of which,
by statute, are granted clerk hire
ONCE holders. who arc not provided
with clerks, feel that they should At
least be allowed enough to pay for
additional help when needed.
L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
REFUSE REQUESTS
FOR CLERK HIRE
Sussex County Officials Com
plain They Have to Pay Out
of Their Salaries.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Georgetown. Feb accomplishing
OF the amount OF excessive work in
his office and a lack OF sufficient force
to keep the legal papers entered as
rapidly as they come In. Prothonotary
John Barr has made repeated at
tempts to get a sufficient appropria-
ton at the hands OF the County Com
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09

ardson Park. tonisAt. whom permanent
organization viii ~ effected.
Mrs. George +. Stewart will conduct
n community elng IN The ~. =. CHURCH
here. tonight. sth9 procesds to b ap!'
piled to the church fund. Tho pro-
gram includes csdrfsbhioned songr and
hymns and tho sing will be open to
tho public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

Newport, Feb. s.-Mlnquas Fire Co.
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
President. Thomas Draper: vice.
president, William Bartlett; secretary
A, Il. Tribit; treasurer. Harry Briggs:
ohlef englneor ii. W Borg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09

on your painful
back. and instant
ly the soreness,
stiff ess and
lameness disap-
pear. Don't stay
crippled! Get a
small trial bottle
Of st. Jacobs Oh
from your drug
gist, and timber
up. A moment
after II Is applied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
Relieves Rheumatism

Musterole loosens up stiff joints and
drives out pain. A clean, white ONT
ment. made with oil OF mustard, it
usually brings relief as soon as you
start to rub it on.
1t does all the good work OF the old
fashioned mustard plaster, without the
blister. Doctors and nurses often rec
ommend its use.
Get Musterole today at your drug
store 35 and 65c in Jars and tubes;
hospital size, $500.
Better Than a Mustard Plaster
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09

you'll wonder what became OF. the
backache or lumbago pain.
Rub old, honest. st. Jacobs Oh
whenever you have sciatica. neural
gia, rheumatism or sprains, as 1t is
absolutely harmless, and doesn't burn
the skin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09

sprine drive Of ART road work In eus-
sex oouAtr the machinery and equip
nsat a. the Ssvcral districts will be
thoroughly ovsrhAuisd. It 10 said. and
the necessary repairs mads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09
Stop Worrying
About Kidneys
ProvU IN NV mlnutse Sha& yoaP
Daot<sohe 10 only lvNshsos.
Try q. JACOBS OIL

Kidneys cause backache, Mol La
ten Your backache IL caused by
lumbago. sciatica. or a strain, ana
the quickest relief Is soothing. pene-
trating st. Jacobs Oil. Rub 1t right
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-09

siysh by The wiimtngssa oymvAsay
Club, q which Harry =. oteueehooh
u director a ne Hin GeAeoe g LIB