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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18
Brother of Ford
Visits OLiUer'S
Chilled PLow Co.
Dearborn Man COnfers With
Officials Here-Deny Ex-
pansiOn Plans.

William Ford of Dearborn, Mich,
brother Of Henry Ford, Detroit
manufacturer. with D. H. Willard.
also of Dearborn, Mich. said TO be
in the employe of Henry Ford, in
spected the plants Of the oliver
Chilled Pillow Works Friday morn
ing. conferred with various officials
Of the company, and later took a
train for Detroit, to confer. it was
said, with the Ford builder before
returning to their Dearborn home.
where William. besides directing
business interests of his own, is the
Smiling Bill" of the town and is
the civic backbone of the -1mmun-
ity.
Willard, formerly a manufacturer
at Buffalo is said 10 be closely as
ISOLATED with Henry Ford in certain
Of the numerous enterprises being
promoted by the latter.
William Ford and Willard arrived
in South Bend Thursday evening,
registered and spent the night at
the Oliver hotel They had dinner
with an official of the Oliver Chilled
Pillow Works. Friday morning they
checked out. were taken TO the
Oliver plant by company officials,
looked over the mammoth factory.
including the new building erected
during the war and which has just
begun 10 hum with activity as BUSH
ness depression slips away.
They came 10 South Bend from
southern Indiana and Kentucky,
where Henry Ford has interests. In
Kentucky, it was said the repre-
sentatives of the Detroit millionaire
automobile manufacturer toured
and inspected the coal fields now be-
ing developed by Henry, saw for
themselves the contented miners
who receive SO above the scale for
mining the fuel. visited the schools
where children Of the miners are
being educated by only the best OF
instructors and saw the churches
that have made religion predOmi-
nant in the community They saw
all this and more and heard the
Ford miners voice their satisfaction
at being able 10 live in a community
where their families might live as
human beings and ENJOY the edu-
cational advantages that are offered
in the larger cities.
J. D. Oliver. head Of the Oliver
works here, emphatically denied
that the visit Of the two men had
anything TO do with the business af-
fairs OF the oliver company. and
denied. too. rumors Of an expan-
sion plan OF the company which
would include the erection OF a
large addition 10 the plant. thu as
sembling OF machinery new 20 local
industries. and the carrying out of
a housing program. utilizing idle
land owned by the divers in the
vicinity Of the plant.
Flat denials were also forNhcOm-
Ing from Gail Davis. treasurer OF
the company. and Walter Weed.
sales manager. Both denied any
knowledge OF an expansion OF the
Oliver works that would interest
Henry Ford. or his agents. II such
the two visitors proved 20 be.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18

Especial Co The News irIr.l
BLDD4IINGToE March
Keith Masters. Of South Bend. is "a
member Of me negative DEBATING
team which is repre- ser---s Indiana
university in the intercollegiate DE-.
bates being held this spring among
colleges and universities .n tho nlL-
die west.
The team from Indiana or which
Masters is a member has -art.ci-
patec lu four contests one meet
each with Butler College and Frank
lin College and two meets with Ohio
state University and has Ios- only
once. 10 Ohio state
The closed shop IS the hect oe
all the debates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18
SPARED BAR STILL
SALOON FIXTURE
Operator, Fined Heavily, Says
Brewery Asks High Price
in Sale Attempt.

Confessing TO unlawful possession
of liquor charges as the result Of Is
half-pints of Old Crow whisky
bottled in bond. and Il quarts Of
pure sugar" mOOnshine. which
We're found by the police behind a
trap door above his restaurant at
SIT W. South St, last Saturday.
Kamiel De May was assessed a ine
Of $50 and costs by City Judge
Chester l. DuComb.
Testimony was taken in the case
Thursday and taken under advise
ment until Friday In addition to
the fine, a four-months' jail SEN
tenCe was suspended.
At the time Of DeMays arrest,
Thomas Hoban attorney for the
South Bend Brewing Assn. is said
TO have pleaded with the raiding
squad to spare the bar fixtures on
the promise that he would see to its
removal within a few days" Not
withstanding that the liquor in evil
dence had been found on the second
floor and partly for which reason it
was said the bar was spared. Judge
DuComb asked De May II the fix
lures had been carted away
Not yet. your honor" came De
Mays reply They want me 10 buy
il but I won't pay their price"
DeMay admitted that HOhan had
offered the fixture for sale and that
negotiations were now going on with
view OF purchase by him.
General reports continue 20 drift
into police headquarters that efforts
are being made by different brewing
companies and associations, owners
Of saloon fixtures 20 sell their bars
and saloon furnishings in order 10
escape Chief Lanes Carrie Nation"
crusade.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18
Concert by Radio
Features Smoker
At Indiana Club
Pleasing Program Heard by
University and Indiana Club
Members Hold Bouts.

Featured by concert via radio.
the University OF Indiana clubs held
a Joint smoker last night az the club
rooms. More than 20 men We're
present
a boxing exhibition between Bud
die Harris and Frosky Bolton. young
business men Of South Bend. was
an added attraction 20 the program.
The members pronounced the three
round exhibition a draw. Phil Nj
car refereed the contests and c. H..
Oun, chairman Of the University
club entertainment committee iu-
troduced the pair.
The radio program was well re-
ceived, static conditions being ex-
Cellent for receiving concerts both
from the east and Chicago. WA
bash Blues by the Isham Jones
orchestra, could be heard in all parts
Of the large room.
The radio program was presented
through the courtesy Of the Radio
shop. The program follows:
Dance Selections .............
..... Isham Jones Orchestra
Trombone Solo ..... Carol Martin
From the Land OF the Sky Blue
Water ..-.......... Edith Allen
Accompanied by Beulah Taylor Port
Accompanied by Beulah
Taylor Porter.
Dance Selections ..............
......... Isham Jones Orchestra
Concert Escapade-"The Laughing
Cornet" ... VIM. Paneco
Dramatic Reading ....
........ Jessie Royce lands
SaxOphone Solo 1890. Isham Jones
Dance Selections ...........
. Isham Jones Orchestra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18
ReceiUe u ord Here of Death
Of ". {. Leitch az Oak Pdrk

News OF the death OF W. c. Leitch.
western manager OF the Holland
Furnace company with Offices IN Chi
cag0. az oak Park, H.. Thursday
following a weeks illness Of pneu-
monia. was received IN South Bend
last night He is survived by his
wife. formerly Miss Ethel Eale OF
this city, and two children, Henry
and Rosemary His mother. Mrs
Martha Leitch also remains.
Funeral services are TO be held in
Chicago sunday and also in South
Bend Monday following the arrival
Of the body here The services in
this city VIII be in charge OF the
knight Tempiars, Mr. Beitch being
a prominent IN masonic circles.
Mrs. Leitch IS the daughter OF
Henry Kale Of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18

Miss Mary a. Stone. I'm charge OF
the Red Cross headquarters IN the
Chamber OF Commerce viii spend
the weekend Ia Indianapolis where
she Is taking q young blind girl from
St Joseph county 70 the school for
the blind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18

Per capita consumption OF to-
bacco in the United States is about
eight pounds annually
= Germany raises four and a half
times as many potatoes as the
United States.
II had not lifted up the stone
YOU had not found the jewel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18

Ten scout masters win make the
trip 20 Camp Magician Saturday
afternoon where they VIII work on
the construction Of a freight barge.
The barge VIII be used 20 carry
supplies 10 the island and as a div
ing raft.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18

On evidence that her husband
called her vile names. cursed and
generally abused her. Corr 3.
Johnson was granted a divorce in
superior court by Judge Chester r
Montgomery from Albert A. John
son, 1916 W Napier ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18

Over 90 attended the supper and
meeting OF the clubs OF the Indus
trial federation Thursday evening at
the w c. A Following supper
Miss Maude Heath. general secre-
tary. gave a review OF the Oberam-
mergau Passion play. Glasses met
as usual
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18
South Bend viii have its ow

South Bend Will have its own
table at the birthday dinner OF the
national scout council in New York,
March %. Ten OF the local coun-
eli members are expected 20 attend
No. 4 hose department extinguish-
ed roof hre at the residence Of
James r. Smart at $3.50 O'Clock Fri
day morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18

arrived IN the city Thursday. and in
tie future will be associated with
DR. Borough. 80 Union Trust bldg.
where she viii conduct a practice
as an Osteopathic Physician.
Jack O'Connor and Virgil Price,
both OF Pokagon, Mich. are held at
the poEce station under bonds OF
$1,000 and Will come to trial We'd
nesday on charges OF stealing auto
mobile parts from cars in this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18
BAREs EsCAPE TNHURT

INDIANAPOLIS. March 1T-Scvcn persons were
On ured. but two babes sitting their mothers laps
were unframed, when an automobile On which they
were riding Friday struck wagon. plunged into a
ditch and overturned The wagon was drawn by a
runaway team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
Grid Coaches Put Ban on Gambling
and Oppose Professional Football

a scheme 'or leaning o, officials.
designed 10 seCur greater efficiency
was tened down by opposition led los
Fielding ~. CIIurry-upD Yost. coach
and athletic director az Michigan. The
association. however. went on record
~ opposed TO changing officials after
they have been properly designated
Tor contests. and suggested that in
auence be brought 10 bear 20 "a
a national association o, football Of
h,ials. similar TO the coaches organ
.Zation.
Establishment OF a Uniform code ~
signals on the part ot officials for the
convenience OF spectators was advi--
ed and n committee authorized 10 work
out such a code. appointment OF an
official scorer. however, such as IS
done in baseball. was opposed.
Growth OF the coaches organization
during the past year was reflected !n
Ihans Tor charging IS work and in
tluence. appointment OF representa-
tives 10 deal with affairs IN nine dit
ferent sections OF the country was
authorized and the membership OF tho
board Of trustees increased from five
10 seven.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
Yost and Michigan.

Michigan alumni OF New York are to have Fielding II. Yost as eucsto Of
Friday night when tn Jubilee stsrts st the Automobile club 81 America
Small wonder the Wolverine Wizard stands so high among those who
follow fhe Maize and Blue. since Yos; hs been at Michigan the Wolverines
have had a shot at the Western Conference title twelve lines. Michigan has
won SIX and tied W 81 these. Also. since the Ohio State game OF 1920
Michigan has lstb but n game. having beaten Chicago once. Minnesota
lines Illinois twice. Ohio state nee and Wisconsin once having scored
$50 points TO opponents 81 in that period OF time.
We arise again to remark that the standard OF football coaching has
reached a higher general average than any profession ". know o, And
n small part Of thisis due 10 he fact that tn average coach (. keen stou.
Job wouldn't trade ii FOR any other in the world.
We started nce TO try to rank the coaches. but rav. ~ un Knu.,
Rockne, Pop" Warner. Rob zuppke. "Hurry-Up" Yot. Brl Rop.r s,,rs
.s@n become. terrific.
Just how muc a two-year lay-or will sr~T Jack Dempsey IN his. mex
start Is something q a guess. But any report that we are 10 be m. party Of
the second par; when the Amir takes place can be denied IN full without
further continuation.
Rockefeller, rr example. might lose a coupla million M gill have
enough lrt 10 escape eviction.
WITH the Wills affair in a fog It seems that Floyd Johnson. Tom 9Th.
bons and Luis Frpo might he able to work on; one nrst-chss chsuenriD0
party for The summer show.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
YANkS WILL. REPORT EARLY.
BIG EXHIBITION SCHEDULE

New York. Dec. 2s-The New York
American League baseball club yes
announced the following spring
game schedule: With New
Orleans. March Il. l.. IS. -. %: with
brooklyn Nationals az New Orleans.
March 81, April !; Meridian. Mss.
April .: Jackson. Miss. April g.:
Nicksburg. Miss. April {; Monroe.
La. April .; Shreveport. La.
April G; Dallas, Tex. April =:
Fort Worth, Tex. April s: Okla
homa city. Okla. April g: Tulsa.
Okla. April 10; Muskogee. Okla
Arch il; Springfield. Md. April T..
Brooklyn. Aprl "a. Is and 10.
Members Of tho team were ordered
20 report at New orleans March :.
Some batteries were ordered 20 report
"a; Hot Springs. Ark. late in F,bru-
airy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
CENTER COLLEGE on PENIS
SCHEDULE FOR NEXT YEAR

Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 2s-Three
new opponents appear uu ne In.-
vcrs.ty df P"uusv.van.as football
s. heda,e for 1923. which was an
uoIrced rst n.-h- hg 'ne Council on
Athletics. Tho arc Columbia Uni
vrrs.ty. Center college and Lafayette
!. WI. Doe me first time thac Center
and Pennsylvania h1ye net on me
gr.dlron. Convenient dates could no:
he arranged - three OF last year's
opponents. Alabama, Navy and Uni-
yers.,y OF South.
The schedule comprises nine games.
AL Of which W.. no played on
Franklin Field. L .olovs:
Sept. 22-Frank..n and Marshall.
Oct. 6-Cn!verslty u Maryland.
oct. l3-Swar;hmue.
Oct. 2O-o.umD.a.
Oct. 21-Center.
Nov. 3-Un.versity % p~..tsburg.
Nov. l0-LAtayet;e.
Nov. Penn state.
Nov. 29-Corne,l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
Salesianum Rolls Up Big Score
In Opener With New Castle Quintet

Salesianum scored a decisive victory
over the New Castle High School in
the opening game Of the season nt 81.
JOseph's Hail last evening. 81 20 %.
This win puts the Sallics among the
best scholastic teams in this section.
The victory was not n surprise 20
those on the inside Of the workings
~ the Sales.ans. but tho wide margin
was not expected. The Eighth and
West school lads started or Ike Il
hurricane and swep, the visitors or
ther feet.
The redeem.nR feature o, tho New
Castle invasion was the work o.
leach, who succeeded m scoring FIVE
field goals and made good - throws
out OF "a chances from the penalty
mark. Leach scored - ont Of the Is
po. nts for New Castle. while K"arnE.
his running mate az forward, tailed
rho Othor four on two ;Osscs from the
field.
Salesianum's scoring power was by
no means confined 'o ono man bIt
Gillespie stood on. ne the ace. with 81
points, having tossed u field goals
and . put o. N chances from the foul
.inc. Doian. MS running mate ~ FOR
ward. dropped . through the no., whtie
+ K%errigau and GNvo.i. tho latter play
ng a portion o. mo second nalf. each
had SIX 20 their orcd...
Tho teamwork 90 .ho Sa,ef.anum
qu,nte. rcsemb.ed the working ~ q
wo.-Ol.cd msch.u" and the passing
FOR an early aeasDn game was re.
markable. F'ahoy and Grant eXce.lcd
on tho defense, nu. became careless
/ after tho score mad mounted OYER ~
points. Tho Ecore.
gNLEqfA<f-M.
GOALS
Field Foul Pf~
Bolar. forward.......... 3 u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28

state 80 Delaware. whether they are
u4emD,rs o. the Delaware Anglers
AID GlaucIs Association or not. and
only members Of the association who
I've outside OF this stage.
Through ;h- cour.es.cs Of ;he Wa
W.I-tou TfapshOot.ug Association. al
mat mes ~! po held 0u their grounds.
md tho summers ~ these matches Val
nc allowed the same privileges a. +
they were members u The Wilmington
Trapshoot.ng Association. Al clubs
through the state are invited 10 par
t.c.pate.
The committee II the Delaware
Anglers and Guuners' Association
which consists % Try. Wrattcn. Isaac
Tlrner. william VI. Shaw, Harry r..
CariDr ,yd Herbert Albaugh. all well
known .n the trapshOOtiug circle, have
,hargr Of tho shoots and they have
formulated she following rules. 10 Doe
hHOWn A.
Delaware Anglers and Gunners'
Association trophy Two classes. A
and Is. one class. Il and G the other
c.dss; added bird handicap. all 10
have or more birds; trophies TO
ne shot once q month 20 rover a
period 81 five months. go t1rgetst;
handicap committee 20 classify all
hooters handicap committees has the
ght 10 change handicap between
h"o's each leg winner loses one-haIf
handicap; trophy. two leather hand
bass. Mst shoot. January 20; sec
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
R0CkNE'S EIENE%s HAVE LOST
THREE GAMES IN FINE YEARS

t.nuic RocknV. coach - tho Norre
Dame football team. has established
q record that other coaches VIII ind
Lard 30 boa. Ia his ave Years al the
University I,Ockneis cams have been
defeated but ;nree times. ami have
reen tied only once. They have won
forty-three gaueC ou, OF forty-seycn
IA that time. %otro p1me was beaten
nrst IN t9lS. the scar Eocanc took
charge; they ,os. 9, Iowa 10 1921 and
Ia Nebraska .his season. The single
tie game a with the Army this yea-.
Eockne has received many offers rom
other colleges. Including une from
Columbia this year. a.d. although
several Of them have named a Sl5.0eo
salary 20 "A has. Inc %v..c Dam,
mentor has Tvrsis;cnSly refused To-
leave his alma matCr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
Calanthe Lodge Omeers.

The following officers were elsctA
a; r recent meeting of Ca,anths
Lodge. Knights o. ryth.as: o.. q.
George stewart: Y. g.. James Back
burn: Prelate W. y. Anderson; <. Il
x. and 5. II. = Wilson: NJ. o. T., a.
r.. Keen NJ. Of p. w. Z. Wilson; NJ.
az a. Joseph Jones. l. c., :. D.
Peters; q. C.. Elmer kiund; Trustee.
NJ. p. Anderson. Representative 20 3.
q. Co. n. r. Doud. Representative 20
Is. o. p. Han Co.. j.. H.. Horner. Cap
,a.n ot Rank Team. ". e.. Feasier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
nv IrAGrr STARTS MONDAY.

The Cty League NIL resume .ts
ueau.s neNt MOHday night. when
fol knights % Columbus meet the
seventh NaId qslntet. The "'aseys
upeet Att Vernon. uuDeat-n
.lrrs ~ the league on TUESDAY o.
fls ~ the lcague WIZ attempt GO
f" the Aud forum floor 90 order
f..umuodafe the large gathering
..nr fhtt If eNpectcd to attend Tho
nf ho inst meeting was a t..-
'f - Az Vernon. but ihcy Won uy
n point margin Oh a decision
n~Eoss down % President Wash,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
.IANrM WrUTEs
.enf.rgz o' such a sena.e,
Experiment Might Be Tried Here.

Experiment Might Be Tried Here.
T. a. .1-eres.ug. so q zpecr,ae
upon tho possibility of tryng s'ch q
evolutionary idea - the tinted
states and how might 30 w0rxeI
ont. Federal and S-a-e Constitution
Al amendments would a-s- 30 .1 o--
der, Dut assuming that they rad been
Effected. here .s what might oe d0re-
Qualifications os Senator's would ~
the same or substantially me same
az provided IN -he irish Free STATE. IN
order not 90 Increase the membership
~ ne Senate 90 unw.Aldy proportions.
me apDortioumenr would give one
Senator 70 each state and - 20 ne
country A. .arge, instead % -w0 %
each state az a. present. Ftxing tna
term a. - years. - Senator'S would
oe elected every tour years. instead o:
every two years.
Three candidates would - r3acs3
n nomination - ach seat 20 be-
a.,ed. Two ~ -ae nominees for sacn
senator representative ~ r. state
would 30 selected by me stat Legs
azure and one would be- named by ne
National House 10 Eepre-ntauves.
such Senator'S would 5- elected ny -1e
popular vote ot -ae people q -1elr
respective States. Two -Qlrds OF tae
nominees t-r Serat0rs-a--.arge would
5e selected rr the National House %
I,epresen-a-ves r. O1e--1.-d ~ ere
Senate .-se.S These Senator'S would
90 elected by a la-o1-w1ds popular
ro-e.
To carry -ne speculation rep tur-
-ner with a lew % arriving a. some
.dea % ne k.-d o. men VINO would
and tler way % re United States
Senate under sIcn a system. ir may
be recalled nat some tine ago a New
YORK newspaper invited 4 larss num-
. Der % preventative men and wo-
> men 20 submit lists n answer % .as
question as 20 WHO are u = great
est ..v.lg Americans. The - name-
included most ot,en = ne SITS We're
nose ~ an inventor, a coi4ege pres
\ ien-. a manufacturer. an engineer. a
: .lwyer. 4 genera. an Industrial chef
= tain. another -awg-sr. an artist. 4
Judge. d n0vei-s- and a puSAc-sL.
They were. Thomas A.. Edison
= Charles ". Eliot. Henry Ford. Lee
1el- Hoover. Charles =. Hughes. ionu
ID j.. Pers-.ng. John ID. Rockefeller
% Eaau Roc-. john 5. SargeD-. W-lam
$ Howard Tax. Boo-l TarGngr0R anu
70 Woodrow Wilson.
Other gVet- Americans mentioned
.~-eQIenty included an editor. AZ en-
g.neer, a labor -eaGsr. another el-
e s.neer, an actor, d uG5.c-sJ. 4 IA
tlra..s-. a -eF-vI- 81. a prohibitions
70 and a haSela. player. They wes.
j. President Harding. Charles =. Stein
e metz. samuel Gonpers. George y
r Goe.aa.s. r. "a. Sothern. William :
a. Bryan. I--aer Burbank. Billy Sunday
"Plssy-c,o- Johnson and -Baa
s, R4-n.
.e B-t. 20 return 20 Ireland cor a no
mems. " % ever would have d-eams,
BE- .ll- would be the Irish who Noui'
ne ,le first % suggest -aSiag n
PC politicians OK politics, or tsk1nI
politics away from The POLITICIANS
10 Think % the Murphys, The SULLIVAN
% the CroSers. -he TaggartS. The hymn
u The F~ItDseCads. the CocSra1s. n
Blrkes. the OConners. ne ORour.-
.he-oh. What's .ae USE
TANK Ok me boss Oc yo-r Wsd an
'e " your precinct leader.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
T.. u. 4 W. Gun tLIB WILL
STAGE me POULTRY SHOOT

The l.. b.. and W. Gun Club Will
stage a poultry shoot at rs traps at
TOdd's cut next Monday morning.
The FIRST event viii start promptly
at . o'clock ana the shooting will
continue throughout the morning and
early afternoon. Az members and
those who intend attending the shoot
are advised to take the Market street
cars. ana transfer az Th!rtiejh street.
The committee announces that there
will he plenty Of poultry TO make the
eyentan interesting ona
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
wASHiNGTON YRS.
PartN for GneSts.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Eecbe gave a
party az their home n go Eas,
Twenty second street las. evening iD
honor oc tho,r guests. Miss Clara u.
Wiley and Mrs. Lo,t.e Lynch OF
G:erow od Those present Mere: Mss
Minnie Bryon. Miss Alice Sot;erhe,d.
M.ss Elisabeth Robins. Miss El.th
E~eAchmuu. Nj. and Mrs. Theodore
Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryon. Miss
Marion Gerber. Mr.. Richard Onley.
James Wiley. James hester. Mrs.
Matte Wharton. Harry Horn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slmue. Lear. Refreshments
wore served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
riccotH Wedding Auul,er>ary.

The httecuth anniversary Of the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Niehola,
P.ccotti was celebrated last night az
their residence. 1911 West Fourth
street. Amoug the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. Plccotti. pr. and Mrs.
Charles II. Leone. Sarah and Leonard
Leone. Mr.. and Mrs. paNoui and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. James Br.ndlc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stone. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bozzeli from Niagara Fails: An
thony James. Florence plccotti.
Samuel hi Giacoma and Frank ID
Glacnma.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
.OMPANY +. MILFORD.
{. VI. Spargo 10 Address Conslstory.

g. ". Spargo. ~ the du Pont Com
pany will De the speaker az the week
ly luncheon meeting Of Delaware
COnsistOry tomorrow at noon. q.
W9lstcnholme Is ;he chairman TOR the
meeting. The indications are that there
viii De a large urn out and efforts
are being made by the committee in
charge 70 nave a large attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and ). II. MesslclS Of ~Bridgeyille.
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Lena Ruth Mcss.ck. Go W.
g.. Hcmphiu. formerly OF Delaware
city Miss Mcssick is "a graduate OF
the Women's College OF Delaware.
Mr.. Ilcmphn IS "A graduate OF the
University { Delaware and ls a.
present assistant supervisor Of con-
struction work FOR the Luzerne Elec-
tric Go, al WLlkes-Barra Ia