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New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Church Declares Elopiny
Pastors Pulpit Vacant
Ohio Clergyman Fled in Auto
With the Wife of Another
Minister


MARION, Ohio. Jan l5.-The Re-,
W. ". 'rabtrec. forty six. Baptist min
'st'r OF Green Camp. and the vifc of
.he Rev. Mn Rowe, Baptist minis,cr
o. Mount Gilcad, a ncighborinr town.
d sap1carcd last Monday morning and
are SAID to have oloped. following an
'niatuation begun year ago, when Mr..
Crahtrec, who has wife and two
grown chlldrcn. visited Dr. Rowe. as
slst'nE him during revival week. The
'Au'en trustees to-day declared the
KEY. Mr. Crabtrco's = pulpit vacant.
Mrs. Rowe VAS seen Leaving town
with man resembling tho Green
Camp clergyman in every respect. save
ior a black 'nustachc, but local rossir.
row toverlshly interested, says this was
~ tended as q disguise. The Rev. Mr..
Vabtrcc resigned his patstoratc sud
denly and early Monday morning left
has home, saying soodby to his wife
"hd leav'ng her without funds. al
though he gave $50 80 his nineteen
Noar-old daughter, Gusta.
The couple were traced TO Colnn,Nue
from which point Mrs Brown mailed
iettcr to relative without, however,
disclosing the destination in view.
Marvin Crabtree, married son Of the
Green Camp minister. and the Rev Mr..
Kohe attempted unsucccssfully to trace
the couple further
II have made no effort to locate
them and do not intend to, Mrs. Crab
tree declared to-day. Il have known
my husband was infatuated with this
woman. She visited our home several
times recently. but was afraid to say
anything to him about it have not
yet decided what my future course viii
be Mrs Rohc IS thirty-six years old.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Logan Miners
Shoot Troopers;
1own Besieged
Prisoner. Charged With Part
IN Uprising. | Rescued by
Relatives. Who Wound
: Of State Constabulary
Dry Branch Bottled Up With
Machine Guns and Attack
will BE Made a, Davbreak

CHARLESTON. W VA. Jan. 15.--
Lane II. Black and Zachariab x Tav-
'or' troopers Of the state constabulary.
were shot and seriously wounded at
prN branch. on Cabin Creek to-day
"h'Ie attempting to take into CUSTODY
IT, p Afford on writ Of capjas from
Logan County, issued in connection
with tic armed ma rch last August. The
two troopers were brought to a hos
pltal here for treatment.
colonel jackson Arnold. Suncrintcn-
dent of Public Safety. later gave out a
statement that the troopers were fred
upon by relatives of Afford, who after
'no woundine of the officers, liberated
the arrested man. All three cscapcd,
but detachment of forty state Groom
crH we're sent IN pursuit of Afford and
ms klnsmcn. Several hloodhounda also
were placed on the scent.
Announcement was made that the
shooting to-day was the tirst armed re
Sl2tancc encountered by officials in
making arrests in connection with the
dcmonst ration, to suppress which Fed
cral troonS were ordered into the state.
The troopers, who havc bottled up
tn" town. win await daylight besor c
maRing an effort 10 capture the men.
Meanwhile. Colonel Arnold said the
men who did the shooting cannot pos-
slbly escape.
Inc feeling in the Cabin Greek sec
ton IS tense. The miners resent the
arrest Of Frank Snyder, editor of the
federatlonlst labor organ, and Isaac
Scott, acting sccretary-trcasurer 81 the
district union, on charges Of treason
and conspiracy. Lieutenant Lilly, in
command Of II detachment of state 20
lice, took twenty machine guns with
h;m tonight, prepared for attack.
Woman Restraints Firing Party
H. J.. Fletcher, superintendent Of
The nrN Branch Coai CoMranv. who
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Lawyer Tells
How Mob Gave
Him 40 LasIlcs
ii. .. Mulks Says l3 Men
Joined 3 Who Kidnapped
Him and Watched Beat.
ing in Louisiana Woods
Clothing Torn From Body
Victim. Recovering in Dallas
Hospital, Believes Police
Were A ware Of Crime

Horo'd O. Mulhs, Of Chicago, a
'epresentd'ivc Of the American Ciril
Liberties League Of Nc2c York, ros
hid"opcd f''idov right from his no.
tel IN Shrerrport, Lo., after he had
acted as attorney for three sap
posed members Of the T. W. w.. mhc
bod been conricted Of pogruncg He
lcas fo9gcd ond deportcd to Dollcs
Al the request OF The Tribuuc. he
'ele9rophed tho folloaci'lo occoput OF
his experiences
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
Twins Smotl1cred to Death
Found Under Blanket, Clasped
i'm Each Others Arms

BALTIMORE. Jan. 15--claspcd in
each others arms. Charles and Frank
I'm Moran, three months old, twin sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Moran, were
found by their fsthcr suHocatcd in
their bed this morning The infants
in The night. had drawn their thick
blankets over their heads. ard in their
convulsions rs they smothcrcd, bad
Rrasped each other.
Their mother docs not know Of tho
tragedy She IS i'll in a hospital after
an operation. and lest the shock make
her condition moro prccarious than It
already is Information WAS withheld
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
MiddIeton's Counsel Deny He
Tried TO Eyadc Suit Summons

Attorneys representing ". Taylor
Middleton. Metropolitan Club member,
who was said by process servers rep
rcscntng Arthur l.. Fulham. counsel
for NJ. knoedler g. Co., art dealers. to
have evaded service in suit for
s4,445. issued n statement Yesterday
denying that there had been any eva
sion or attempt TO cvadc service.
1t cannot be too emphatcally de-
MED" it was said, that Mr. Middleton
left the club, as asserted, by an en-
plovecs entrance to cvadc service. The
fact is that as soon as a man called
and made known his business Mr.. Mid
dleton accepted service and was glad
to get it,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

rnerations Of 4 Brokerage firm which
illam Ihillips. under arrest on a
cNa'&e OF forgery and misnppropria
uon "l iunds Of tho American Express
NoWpanN' charges took from him by
accused of stealing from the express
company. Phillips was held ycstcr
day n $4,000 bail for the action Of
the grand jury. His dcfalcations arc
SAID TO amount TO $4,000.
I've masked men shortly before
midnight Saturday held UP and robbed
William Wecklen. thc manager Of A
g'occry at 35Al Hudson boulevard.
Jersey CITY, of S2'o IN cash.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16

snid u, ,,,;t,,J -,
.%tcrd;ro ;.,;, '"e s"oV'ins anu ."e
ontrnn.;s n's a'e',aen's, , a''r'nuted 10 'he
hama VI ~, M's. ner.ha iren': whpse
Creol ,ho y" .nu opposIec sac OF Naoln
both nav -.. wv. .. saooO,"H o.'olS
~ r;lIad "ei' '''o'' sei'o's'y '"Juic"
noth H. rr...., c.,., .,,
said that - ~ nv. ~" Io''"ea & n.' "o'o "'',
won, tl,a @ VIZ n's' s"o. .""f W.
tho sound Of Of h;ch .nr "'""u tbo s["a,p" ,oat
to his heels, Mrs. Trcn. plunged into
inc stream and waded to the Other side,
~ .,;si s,' s'ng''o ou' 'nose n'oueh ~
upon thon, to diccont;nvo ~ frs;lIode
While she was thus engaged the two
wounded officers lay AT tho basc Of an
sn n,,o nuanS'nen' down "n'ch 'hef hao oesn
car.,,d,,c. A,.a' ."p"I ~ a;sht ~ ,hlsa
who haI dorn ~ a,,ao,;ne "ns Me- ,rro,,
turneI hor a..an,;on tha ,,or,ded
,rooo Wv. ., w..
E,otnI, ET',npIsas' "''" wy" '"c a." " w. -
N.N"ei' VIE oI 'he nii't super ~
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
So to SIS Cutin Ford Cars

NVyoFtFF 17tspos scfF 70 N6 IT7tl1s
DETROIT, Jan. 15.-The price re-
ductioNs on Ford automobiles that have
been announced TO go into effect to-
morrow morning amount to from S6
TO So on the different models, it vas
to-day at the Ford factory.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-16
%ife Bars " NV
IN Police Hunt
ForRusn Seller
Sawed Aside by Pa'rosman
Who Arrests Nan Behind
counter After Su~pcclsias
Fmpiicd Revolver in Air
r,ces Trial on Her Charge
,rcu Get .0o0 IL Hold
In of Bron> Restaurant:
Two Caught in Store Cellar

In of Bronx restaurant:
ruu
IWO Nd'i-''' Nv '''''s >'' ''sA
------ -
.,,o.;,,~ scare and tho arrest of
! S"0''''' ,,, ,t...7u.. ,..,l..s
7s'-c'n'aA f"""'N
.,,, the ATTEMPT ci the Dollcc 20 ON
.Ao cato rrohih.ton law a 500
'''7 Ms ,r..,.-o,.... 11.rho,-
io'7ing : ''
T. yesterday mere We're s'' ''"'
t.- ,io's-ions o. 'av and order Which
m.oor.ea 10 tic police over the
s''' ....... t.,o,.,.oa NM
7''A ''.'' .. ,,sl-,n of Bronx
a1' "''''.~ ., ,.,.a..s Two MON
.sfe oy seven ,.,
~,rr arrested, after iF''' d" WIZ"
.o.s wc.r fired ard held IN con
.1,t.,,.s. committed
se.''N N'''
adjoining 'oi'
r..-olasn Marley. who s attached to
>..., r,..f.lon station. ON
Nc'. .........
>'a''7 ISiaa'' @o..'.-
.sssi hy 'he police. went 70 the home
~ SIMON Nchor F. AT 400 Morning
- L.
iar 'oF ,
ii' 'ol'.A '.'t 'V'
o.f'"d " hen "''e'aP'- 90 "a. ''
rance there 'sied ne went 10 ''e re%r
th' house and entered '''opAn " Gel
.r 6oer. tie cane 40 mo '.'' AitThen'
Haero ,e ,erna '.'s; " ''''',.sN " n'h
nc pa'roiman e%P'@il.'' i.- business
'ao "onHN 's sa'o 10 ,.'''' o-oe"ea the
'a.Tsy 'eaol'S TO ooNl Nhere
Vc7oa,hs is '""iAe0 "'.. h"Ni"g opcf-
sec d DAT
Bnllcts Fly From Behind Bar
u..,o,-. sho,.od .f.., ,..r.,,,o,. ,.,.
ard vcrt to tbe rror. ,.o, ~rs 90 SVe ne
-. v.is,. ,.,,,'i ~, ne
- ...s,1.,... ,'e,,.,., '-'','VO W 'eH"N
=. 30" ..,fo niaes a. ,ta "a, az one
,.or,o,, N-,,s,o.~sl,. ~, 'l''
''1s'"'' 49, go 20 nave
us .rp:led the weapon r.ridlv. bu, III
.4llcts went wild.
7suolman Maniey grabbed Wichon-
g. jsst as The man is declared 10 have
Ia, reaching for shotgun which had
,s.- secreted beneath the bar.
Tie two men came to grins and
.,sd about on the floor before the ma
,roran succeeded in beat;oe. V,ichnr
~ into submission. The shootine- a. s+
.,setei crowd. and reserves reachsd ...'S '.
7'.sorsEv 1s ry were deDartjne mo. '''"" ana
Nban Marley reached 4be .to4;
-..h his pr,soner he found tbst "vio1i V,.l
veronskr had arrived frs+ s~S w. W.
..-rod charge of feioniovs a.. assa,,I+ y ~
,es,nst hie. He was arrcsta6 a,7d @o'n'
-sgred before Magistrate Fcthere+ono
With his prisoner. Wichorskv was heid
Il 10000 for violation of the prohib;.
.ior law and attemrted felon;o,,s a.
agl. Nanleys BAIL was fxed ~
$1,000.
Cove, pobh.,s Ho,d r., n;
'>'''' ''''' 'p D'ne's
lhe police are searching for the
n'sn bandits VINO entered the Co'um-
'a'e staurant' a. o'l East l46th Street,
ne bronx, snortly after midnight and
'slo Up 'ne nifeen patrons. Several
SNVMs ,a'iee 70 report their losses,
", ,,... !, IS oeleVeu the ronoers got about
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04

committec-Mrs. George Hearn, Mrs.
Harry Smith. Miss Beatrice O'Niel.
Entertainment committee-Mrs. Irwin
+. Smoot. Mrs. Anda Hill. Mrs. Nor
man Rawlins. A delightful program
was rendered by tho children previous
20 the organisation Of the association.
and Mrs. Snyder. supervisor OF sc'Nooh.
gave a talk as also did Mrs. Owens,
teacher at Jacobs school. Mrs.
Frank w. wheatlcy ard Ntlss Hls!s
+. Hudson. OF Seaford. teachers of
Neais school. near town. entertain.
ed the patrons ef the district, Wed.
pesdsy evening, Heverai contests
took place. which included apple eat =
ins, won by Milton p'i,ier, chairman, 4,
ut the beard of trustees of the srhool |,
cracker eating, won by burton Allen |,
pie eating, won by Paul Mepsich |
candle relay race. won by Adrian
Fleetwoodi travellers race, won by
Viola Messick, There was a,so a
Rlbie contest, In which Mrs. w. A.
Records and Frank w. whcntlcy. by
answering ~ out Of 40 b!bllca, quea-
t!ons. were declared tho w,nncra
l'roeks l.. Ross was present and Eavs
talk In which no made n strong ap-
pea! FOR n c!oscr bond betwecn home
and school. Refreshments were
served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
RRIDGEvlLLE NOTES.

Rridgeville. Dec. 4,-The Tuesday
Nlgh. club will hold bazaar Thurs
dsy and Friday.
q. Il. Williams will move 10 Narbeth.
Pa. where he has obtained a position
as druggisi.
Mrs. g Leon Cannon has returned
from a Philadelphia hospital.
Mrs Eugene Garretson Of Spring
nc'd. Mass. Is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry i. Cannon.
Mrs Hattie Johns of Seaford is n
guest of Mrs. Mollle Cannon.
Miss Elizabeth Curry Of Georgetown
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas q. Curry.
Miss Mary ISedenham entertained AZ
cards Saturday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs Froneficld OF Berwyn. Pa
and Miss Helen Baylis. OF Whining
ton. The guests included. Miss May
Pauliu. Mr. Eiderdlce. Robert Jerer-
son Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. New
ton. Miss Dorothy Newton. Miss
Adele Gray. Miss Catherine Willey
Miss Emily Isedenham. Ira Lewis
George Ruos. J. T.. Layton and Stanley
1sedcnham.
Edward G.. Adams. aged IS yeaSs
sicd last night.
Mrs CoNlngtOn Reynolds IS recover
ins from appendicitis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
FEDERAL GRAND JURORS
Selected 70 Serve During the Decen.
Der Term Of u. n. Court,

The following grand Jurors have
been drawn to serve during the De-
cember term OF the United States
District Court. which convenes on
the 18th:
James II. Hickman, John Bancroft.
Andrew w. Selak. William Il. Megcar,
OF this city; Miss May l.. Phillips,
New Castle; Newton l., Grubb. Bran
dywine hundred; Henry =. Bush.
Christiane; Frederick Walls. George
town: George II. Hall. Cedar Creek
Robert j. Schneider. West Dover:
Welden NAPLES. Broadkiln; Harry
V. Buckson. st. Georges: William T..
Davis. South Murderkill: James G.
Lockerman, Duck Creek; George Bur-
ton. East Dover. Leonard V. Aspril,
Jr, st. Georges; william q. Draper
Milford; Harry Rose. Red Lion
Granville Cannon. pagsboro: Thomas
A. Kirby. Milford; Samuel II. Derby
North Murderkill..
The calendar for the next term OF
the Federal Court will include n
number OF cases OF criminal nature
In addition TO the liquor cases ther,
Will be that OF Samuel J. File. forme,
registry clerk at tho postofiice VIII,
II charged with embezzlement. d
one or two cases where attempted
bribery is charged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
RURAL DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Middletown Has Opened Its New
Postoffice, Which is Modern
in Every Respect.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Nddlc,own. Dec. 4.-Postmaster
John ]. Jolls has moved the pos,ohice
90 building recently erected by Wal
ter :. Letherbury. The building il
of brick and modern In every respect.
a hot water heating system Will soon
he installed.
Mrs. Sadie McClain and John NJ.
shahan were married November IS
by Rev. T.. w. Mcdowell.
The Chamber OF Commerce has ap-
pointed Eugene II: Shsllcross, Daniel
W. stevens. and Thomas s. Fouracre
"a committee 20 provide an office for
IN, Farm Bureau. which may be
moved from Newark to Middletown. IL
has also appointed Howard a. Pool.
Alfred w Porter and James Il. Walls
a committee TO consider the question
80 organizing brass band.
The following pupils OF the public
schools were promoted during the past
year: Iiolten Evans. Evans Brown
and Ruth lsaacs 10 the Fourth grade (;
Everett Walls. Earl Wilson. George
Records. Clarence Crossan, Robert
Cochran. Helen Beck. Elbert Colder
and Mary Thornton 20 the Fifth
grade; Dorothy Batten. Marian Held
myer. Helen Foard. Virginia Turitt
Henry Brady. Katie Reed. Roberta
Philips and Margaret Thornton to the
sixth grade: Margaret Baker and
Kenneth Pennewen 20 the Seventh
grade. and Allen Nirden and Jeoffry
Newsomc 20 the Eighth grade.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
SHOOTING AFFRAY
IN KENT COUNTY
One Negro is Alleged to Have
Assaulted and Robbed Com
panion Near Lewis Dam.

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening.
Dover. Dec. 4!-Deputy Attorney
General Wiley of Kent county was
notified this morning that Cordova
Cannon. colored, the alleged assailant
OF Lewis kolick. here, Saturday night,
on the Lewis mill dam, I'm which Kol-
ick was knocked down, robbed aud
shot at. had been captured and was
now locked up I'm Georgetown Jail.
lie will be brought here az soon NJ
the officers can 80 after him. KKollck's g
wounds are serious. The one in the
jaw Is close 10 the jugular vein.
While two Negroes. Cannon and
Kolick, were walking past Lewis mill
dam. Saturday night. kolick was
struck on the head with n brick. and
robbed Of S35. The assallant also is
alleged 10 have fired three shots. one
penetrating the Jaw and two lodging
In his body. After a physician had
dressed his wounds kolick was taken
10 his boardinrhouse, at Camden.
Both men recently came from Mills
boro 10 work on the State highway be-
tween Dover and Camden. The assault
was committed while Eolick was nc
companying the assailant to the home
Of relative. The assailant fed i'm.
mediately after committing the crime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
Fayors 4s-Week School Term.

A forty-eight week school term.
similar 20 the system in vogue In
Newark. y. J.. and a number OF other
cities throughout the country. was ad-
vocated by DIR. David 4. Ward. super
intendent OF public schools. In an ad-
dress at Silverbrook NJ. r. Church
last night In connection with Educa-
tion week. Dr. Ward explained las
night that there are many advantages
In the system over the present school
term OF about 40 weeks. First, II
would eliminate long vacation periods,
II would keep the pupils OFF the streets
where they Apend most OF their va
cation time. and would enable them
20 secure an education in a shorter
period OF time. He also urged vo-
cational training for boys and girls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
PARTY AT WYOMING.

Wyoming, Dec. A party was
given by Miss Margaret Gooden at her
home near Wyoming Thanksgiving
evening in honor OF Misses Frances
Elliott and Alyce Slaughter OF VII
mington.
Among those present were: Gladys
Craig. Helen Roadway. Lola and Kitty
Melvin. Naomi Noshell. Mary Thomp-
son, Mabel Smith. Mabelle Spencer
Catherine. Sheets. Carlyn Biddell, Mar
garet and Dotty Gooden. Jesse Har-
mon. Howard Schweltzer. Mr.. Poyett
Robert Davis. Clifton and James Hub
bard. Ralph Thompson. Thomas Rod.
way. Watson Cook. Taylor and Chas
Case. Gooden Voshell. Henry Mischler
Thomas Moore. r. William Gooden
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Roadway, Alr
and Mrs. w. s. Dodd, Mr.. and Mrs
George $. Goodey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
CECIL COUNTY NOTES

Elk;on, Md. Dec. &.-R.chard II.
johnson. tho s-year-old son ot w. w.
Johnson, OF West Elkton. whllo cross.
Ing West MAIN street. was struck 10y
i passing automobile and injured IN
formally. lie was removed - Union
Hospital FOR treatment.
The funeral OF Viola Ashbridge. IN,
G year old daughter os wlnne.d Ash
bridge, who was killed by being NJ;
~ en- automobile near her home
Friday afternoon, was held today az
syN!ew.
isev. SamucI Franklin. OF New
York. preached AT both morning and
evening serylces az .he Chesapeake
City Presbyterian Church yesterday
as cand,da:S Cor the vdcan: rastor-
sT.n.
The Eik;on Fire Co. was called 70
the 1aggert ftrm nea- Cowentown,
Saturday. where the barn and OUT
buildings wrre burned. The Asu.e
vas saved. The origin O, the Are {.
unknown.
The students attending the Uni
vers!;y OF Maryland have organized a
Cecil County Club with c.. f. clifford
president; c. r. McFadden. vlce-pres..
dent and George w. Johnson, secre.
;sry and treasurer.
Hugh Cameron. o: Rising Sun, who
was removed 10 a Baltimore hosp.ta
last week tor treatment for an infect.
ed foot, has had part OF his foo; ampu.
/ tated.
\ council OF the Knights o. Colum.
bus Will be organized IN Elkton or
/ Sunday next.
officers Of Golfers Publishing Co. O.
New York, who have been lookins
over several sizes 20 locate iheil
plant. have Seen favorably impressed
with Havre de Grace. and Will prob.
ably locate there.
The new concrete road through IN,
town OF North East has been com
| ple;ed and thrown open 20 the public
The students OF Calvert High Schoo
cleared $40 al minstrel show g!vei
/ last week.
Rev. w. II. Moon OF Elkton, vii
address the Jackson School Improve
ment Association az its meeting 10
| morrow evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Fog So Dense Streets as Dark
as Midnight at s O'Clock
Yesterday.

Special Correspondents Evury Evenins
Delaware City. Dec. <.-Ons of the
densest foss IN somc ,ims settled
over this vicinity. late yo.ter,,ay
afternoon and by 8 o'clock was so
thick that one could no, soc Far
through IL. The moon wna bright
however. which helped make traffic q
little safer.
About a hundred soldiers and .ivil,
ians left here early yesterday morn.
ing for New York where the First
Engineer football team played The
team representing Fort Rlocum IN
New York City. Tho traction com
pany ran three special cars out q,
here at o'clock. \ large number al
civilians and soldiers went Ga vii
mington via motor cars.
w. Albert Hemph!ll. of williams
port, Pa, a former rcs'dcn, here. wn,
in town during tho wcck.end AM
visited a number OF old friends.
The Mayor and Council will mes'
tonight In monthly business se--lo,
AT 7.30 in the Town Hall.
/ Miss Anna Johnson and John prod
erick Of Washington. ID. G.. and Mis-
/ Dorothy Johnson. Of Atlantic CITY
/ y. j.. who have been visiting rela
tives here for several days returus,
10 their homes las; night.
The local boys. some Of them h.H,
school players with a few town boys
are making efforts 20 set tho Newark
| High school football team TO com,
over here Tuesday afternoon for
practice game. Newark H!gh wul
the second class championship Of tn
| High Schools IN the northern d,r
trict Of the State ana on mex; Satur
day viii play Laurel High nt I.aure
for the state title OF second grad
schools. Laurel won tho southern
district championship.
The bazaar held by tho Ladies Al
Society Of the VI. L. Church in IN
church chapel on Friday night wa
very largely attended. There wer
many attractive articles for sale whic
were donated by the members Rn
practically everything was dispose
Of The amount OF money realize
from the sale has not been given ou
yet.
The Executive Board OF the Ger
tury Club will meet this afternoon q
$50 at the home OF the club presiden
Mrs. T. J. Whiteman.
Herbert J. Bentley returned 20 TO,
Hancock last night after spending
Few days here with his family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
WED IN EIkTON.

Elkton. Nd, Dec. 4.-Nine Delaware
couples were married Mt Elkton, Nd.
on Thanksgiving Day, Friday and
Saturday. They were
Edward Il. h-lttingham. %. and
Barbara NJ. Krauss. is. Wilmington; I;
William Il. White. 80. Salisbury. Nd.
and Edith NJ. Niblcts, 90, Wilmington, /,
George w. Stewart, 45. ST. Georges.
and Anna w. Davis. %. Wilmington !:
James II. Coleman, %, Tatem, Va. and
Pearl V. Perkins. 10. Summit Bridge
Willie Young. 33. Hopewell. Va, and
Mary Freeman. 80. Harrington: Will
liam III. Clough. %. Nrllington. Md.
and Catherine III. Davis. 81. Whining
ton: Paul NJ. Sterrctt. 81. and Gertrude
A. Patterson. 81, Wilmington: Noel c.
Sweetman, 81. Wilmington. and Alice
A. Blair. 10. Carneye Point; Louis +.
Hoffman. 81, Philadelphia, and Grace
T.. Chambers. is. Wilmington: Clar-
ence a. Quealey. 81. Omaha, Neb., and
Mildred NJ. Thompson. 10, Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-04
IEWES ITEMS.

Iewcs. Dec. 4-Residents OF Iewe.
and SIS vicinity gave Beebe Hospital
a Thanksgiving donation OF fruit and
vegetables.
Lewes Nasons recently gave a
Sance and supper.
Harry Hart of Milford ha. pur-
chased tho Lubker restaurant.
Miss Marguerite Virden IS visiting
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Lyons have
returned from New Haven. Conn.
Mrs. David Burbage is visiting New
York.
Mrs. stephen Pierce is entertaining
Mrs. George Lubker Of Ocean Gate
y J.
CAPTAIN John Y. Price OF Philads-
phia has been visiting his niece, Mrs
James X Rowland
Mrs. william Atkins OF Miushoro IS
a guest % Mrs. Herald Br!ttingham.