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The Washington times., 1922-10-21
kELLERPLANS
SAFETY DRIVE
WIDE IN SCOPE
Would Expand Speed War to
Include Disease and Fire
Enemies.

Enthused over the interest being
manifested in the movement to re.
duce street accidents in Washing
ton, the District Commissioners, 1t
was learned today, believe that the
opportunity Is at hand for the
launching OF war not only against
accidents but also for the preven-
ton Of fire and spread of disease.
Commissioner Charles Keller said
today he had a plan in mind which
he would present to the meeting
on safety to be held next Thursday
afternoon in the board room Of the
District building. The Commission
ers announced today that Colonel
Keller had been selected as the Of.
ficial spokesman for the city heads
at this meeting,
why can't something be done to
prevent fires and the spread Of dis
eases?" Colonel Keller said to news.
paper men today.
The colonel has some definite plan,
but 1t is not likely he will divulge II
until Thursdays meeting. This
plan, among other things. it Is said.
will advocate a drastic law against
the reckless driver and the changing
of speed regulations to permit mo.
torists to drive at safe speed"
There appeared to be no doubt to-
day. but that the Commissioners
have in mind some definite plan of
action. The intimation that this
plan would expand and take in the
question of fires and disease, II is
said, is expected to give added i'm.
petus to the agitation in the city.
A meeting Of the District Commits
sioners will be held next Tuesday
morning. Colonel Keller will prob.
ably have his plan in definite shape
by that time. 1t is said that the
other two Commissioners hearty in.
dorse Mr.! Keller's plan in its present
tentative form
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
DR.. BALLoU ADDRESSES
DISTRICT LIBRARIANS

DR.. Frank w. Ballou. super.
!ntcndent of schools, addressed a
meeting OF Washington librarians in
the Grace Dodge Hotel last night.
He stressed the importance to public
school students of actual contact
with books.
Miss Rebecca r. Rankin, president
of the National Special Libraries As.
sociation and municipal reference
librarian OF New York city,
emphasized the need Of team work
among librarians. Dorsey w. Hyde.
jr., presided.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
STILL. 1T MIGHT BE WORSE.

Dear BiH:
Some day, some time. I hone
u tcfH be that things run ri0hf.
With no income tar, prosperity
piH end oil blight. Aud folks
toiH think and laugh about the
thing called prohibition and very
tcel may do toithout this millen-
idI condition. Our friendsIO
Ger seas DiH pay their debts
aud cease loQudcious Q1tib bling:
and chaps t1ho tcrtte about these
things toiil stop their atcJuI
scribbRn0. The er-soIdiers triH
the bonus get then booze ,con'f
be illicit, aud " they still can
roll their o,rn, they may bur
Bun Durham toith IT,
But noic the tCorId Is upsids
do1n, aud there is no such word
as 0ire; instead, those ICE elect
to- guard our rights tcould pro-
hibit US to lire. So at election
let's oil turn them out, aud start
the slate clean, and then the
ones t1e think ,cal IN the bin
pW do the same d things
over again.
THE G STREET SCRIBE.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
IRISH SOCIETY TO GIVE
PARTY ON HALLOWEEN

Ghosts. goblins and several other
species OF weird creatures will be
present at the Halloween card party
and dance at the Catholic Community
House, COL e street northwest, to be
held Wednesday night by the Ameri.
can Association for the Recognition
of the Irish Republic.
The arrangements committee ls
composed OF Mrs. Ballhous, Misses
NJ. Flannigan, NJ. Tavenner. c.
Kelley, f. Quinland. L. Riley. c. Mo.
riarty and c. Davis, II. Riley, ].
Caeser and M. Quinland.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
liz STING OF A
BORBED-HAIR BLONDE

Dear Capt. Bll-Fatrfar:
Several months ago ! fell for
q little bobbed-hdired blonde.
toorshiped her, thought my
IoVe cds returned, and one
bright moonlight night took
her IN my drms-Ah, those
eyes, those hps,. those nose,
those bso.ttfa! hotr ,s1 she ,,o., Sss .
came the other guy, 10TH q ttoin.,
s sa oIs %.sS ,1ss ms }or tatAsr oo' sae sss sss
iaughtnoIy she told tie others
Of my lovestok talk. Wh0t do
vou think Of that for q dts-
topdltvi She continues to tdIk-
Please advtse mo Dhat to do,
for " my UUs finds tMs out
she'H raise the mischief:
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
VET BUREAU PATIENT
ROBBED IN HOLD-UP

William Keely, a patient OF the
Veterans Bureau. Silver Spring. Md,
reported to the police Of the Fourth
precinct that he was held up last
night at the point Of a pistol by
colored man.
Keely was walking on Two.and.a.
half street southwest when the negro
stepped from a doorway and ordered
him to hold up his hands and robbed
him OF 81
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
INT COMMIT TEE PROTESTS PROPOSED STREET CAR FARE GU
9$dE!aRD1 $E!!a !!!| D1.,s?S|lE!E!k1 .?|l!

AN OVERDOSE Or PEP.
Frederick Won Glitter do Checkbook
Van do Bust
Is the scion OF all scions on New
York's upper crust,
His hair IL white, his beard is long,
his age L. eighty three,
He's the wealthiest director Of Wall
But now hi. friend: are startled. his
For rrsaay. rs%i froiles % a'i%s landed him in the
Tombs today.
He left his coupon-clippinE desk and
A. . traffic cop who's. magic hand
directs the seethins mob.
And failing this. he ambied In and
begged Of Chief Mcclure
eh.nSs s:. tS s,.:% :no. ., NJ; r,Ts msssl' q" the
They turned him down with grin and
Jest but, nothing daunted, he
Then tried TO Join the forces of the
famous Tammany.
They picked him up that afternoon
for gathering q crowd;
He was standing on q soap-box and
cussinE Britain loud;
He waved aloft q little flag golden
And he Kissed . girl, Rebecca. and
called her his colleen:
bless old Tommy Moore"
May the shamrocks grow forever,
may the little Isle endure"
Now those who judge him crazy
should take the time to read
VI the startling discovery OF . really
dreadful deed:
An Irish lad named Murphy was way
laid by a band
Or hiKhwaymen who took from him q
precious. youthful gland.
Mikes headed for the Old Folks
Home with feeble, aging steps,
While Frederick Won Glitter boasts an
overdose Of pep.
LOOKOUT.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
Truck and Car Collide,

One hundred dollars damage was
done last night to a truck owned
and operated by John J. Beall, fifty
years old, OF Beltsville, Nd, when
II collided with n one.man street car
at Eighteenth street and Bladens.
burg road northeast last night.
Motorman Conductor Edward d.
Robey was In charge Of the car.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
Hurt by Dynamite.

While examining a dynamite cap
at his home last night. Walter
King, seventeen years old, living at
sachusetts avenue and Lovers
lane, lost his right thumb and SUI.
fered injuries to two fingers when
the cap exploded. He was removed
to Emergency Hospital. His con.
dition II not serioua.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
Unitarian Laymen Meet.

The Unitarian Laymen's League
held its first fall meeting last night
at the Cosmos Club. L. c. Staples
gave an illustrated talk on the Star
IL and Unitarian conference. c. w.
Keyes and the Misses Elizabeth and
Mary Keyes provided a musical
program. Maj. A. NJ. Holcomb
presided.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
HANK HA WKINS.
THOSE HOT SAND BOYS.

THOSE HOT SAND BOYS.
Those fond of eating the best to
be had will envy the menu to be
served to the Shriners of Almas
Temple at their annual barbecue
at the Noyes farm this afternoon:
Poure q Ia Camel
Get . second bowl Of . la)
HUMP STEAK
Fresh Last SprinE)
SAND FRITTERs
(Breadcd)
FRIED NILE WATER
(Skimmed and sifted)
MAMMA
(With or Without)
DESERT CLANS
(BiE Necks)
BEES KNEES
Gaps Removed)
OASIS LOBSTER
W you eat II you're csnnibaD
THRUSH ANKLES
(Sprained)
CAMEL's MILK SHAKE
(Jenkins' Jafz)
CAFE NOYER
Coffee, you boob
CARP
(Poor Fish)
CIGARS
(Thanks)
NUTS
everybody who stayed home)
There are committees on "Misin.
formation" "Flivvers and Pro-
family" Skin Games" Neck.
rology." etc.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
THATAWFUL OFFICE GOAT.

The fine mail received for the
last t,Do days indicates great Nm
easiness that the editor may havo
brought the office Goat pith him
from his pacation. That goat Ger.
tainly has fep friends among the
contributors. He doesn't deserve
to, but zoe couldn't leave the poor
thing at Atlantic CITY. tohere the
hotel rates are so high. We had
to bring him back, but zoe don't
think he Is going to fare so peH.
Judging BY the many meritortous
contributions coming IN.
And tpe rish again to cypress
our joU at the treicome the fans
eItend the editor Of the old column.
We cdr't, tcith our 10. k. ntodesty,
print these toslcomes. j.. II. HOL-
first verse Of ,okick. being too
generously fun Of praise. zoe must
omit:
Bills been gone, II seems, TO- ages,
Whar de waves an mernaids
An he take dat GOAT smack with
Dey am quite q pair, you know.
An TO days dey hogged de sea.
shore,
While dey watch de ships sail by,
An de GOAT, he lay an rested,
While Bill he lay an sigh.
But now dey done back with us,
Now say, ain't that JUS fine?
II hit weren't TO- Mr., Volstead
We might celebrate with wine.
But shucks-what's de use to
banker
Dat stuff am out O. style,
So BILL tell US bout dat Fish you
miss
Dat stretched almos' q mile.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
Legion Post to Meet.

Cooley. mccullough Post. No. 22,
American Legion. will meet Tuesday
evening at o'clock at the Board Of
Trade rooms, Evening Star building.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
|, The highest price friction
story Of the year: "The Coal
Strike"
FRED VETTER.
MOVIES AND SAFETY.

WUVIES AND SAFETY.
THE Bond Boy" was driving his
fhvver toward The Old Home.
stead" when he was stopped by
The Face In the Fog"
Turn to the Right" said "Offi.
Ger $685." This Is "Main Street"
and we must put an end to the
"Manslaughter" OF the Little
Heroes Of the Street" OIDONO.
STILL, 1T MIGHT BE WORSE,
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
HONKS FROM HANK"

What is home without a
flapper?
The social lion usually thinks
he's a "bear."
II takes baby to be a "ho,ol-
ing success"
utAyD ~. .YY,r,y,,o
The Washington times., 1922-10-21

Hindenburg had a famous
line, but he tOas a poor tatker at
that.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
SLIGHTLY QUIPISH.

The country may become bone
dry, but there WiH al,Oays be gin
in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
FAME OF THE G. o. C.

Below Is the address upon an
envelope received by Heard and
Seen, there being nothing else for
the postal authorities to determine
where the letter should be sent:
.Hm&Mw/k,mt'
Hsrrr s.ussIu \ uvJsESr"
>sansAs'
The Washington times., 1922-10-21
aA4aata.H HIH%-t,'s- s.
.ao-7-B-.S
/S-ai-i7-S
-

B-af-i9-6
= = ::
Through their code sharks the
postal experts deciphered the fig
ures as "Bill's Spare Tire"
Rush." The letter was from
HANK HAWKINS.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21

Georges Carpenters motto:
"A man may be do,On, but he is
never out-over tWo or three
hours"
The Washington times., 1922-10-21

contains football scores, com.
plete racing entries and results
and other sport world happen.
ings. Get your news a day ahead.
The Washington times., 1922-10-21

The Daily and Sunday Times
are read in virtually all
the worthwhile homes in
Washington and its suburbs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
PUT, STOMACH In
fine CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results From
An Excess Of Hydrochloric
Acid.

Tndiee stea focc ael1yes il the
stomach decays. or rather, ferments
the same ss 1o3c left in III, 9per sir.
says noted euthoiiiy. lie also iells
as that indigestion il caused ~ Hy-
per-scidiiy, meSnjng, there is An ex-
eesg Of h3drochloric acid IN the aton-
sch which prevents complete digestion
and starts fCoG fermentation. Thus
Everything eater sours in the stomach
much Xix. garbage sours in q can,
forming acrid fluids and gases which
initiate tho stomcch like q 10Y balloon.
Then We feel heavy lumpy misery
in the chest we .belch UP gas, we
eructaf1 lour food OF have heartburn,
fatulence. -brash or nausea.
re tells us &c lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, gel from any phar-
macr four ounces OF Jad Salts and
teke 8 TABLESPOONFUL in 9 glass OF
water oeIore breakfast and drink wlale
III Is crfervesciSg and furthermore, &c
continue this for 2 week. While re-
lief follows The fra dose, il II inl-
portant e neutrsiizc ths acidity. r.
rnoye the ess-n;Asins mss, etart The
/ liver. stimulate the kidneys snd thus
promote : free flow Of pure dig stive
juices.
4 JED Salts is inexpensive and is made
from the acid Of grapes anG lemon
juice, combined With lithisNand sodium
phosphate. This harmless salts, /.
Used BY thousands of people for stom.
sch trouble viii. Excellent results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
Y. ". {. 4. DRIVE
FOR KENT COUNTY
|Mrs. Dsnnsy Announces Women
Workers and Mems Commit
tee for the Campaign.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Jan. 1s.- In the campaign
to be launched here January II for
securing funds for mathematics OF the
" w. G. A., now under why, Mrs.
Dcnney. wife OF Governor William -.
Denney, chairman OF tho T. ". G. A.
work for Dover and vicinity, has an
nounced' tho following workers with
an additional advisory list OF men 10
assist in the work
Women Workers Mrs. w. ID, Dem
ney, chairman Miss Vinifrcd Nor
rig, Publicity chairman: Miss Anasta-
Phyllis Rldgely, Mrs. Herman G. Tsy-
Tor. Mrs. Henry p. Jones, Mrs. Harry
Mayer, Mrs. Arley p. Masee, Mrs
Harry Richardson. Mrs. James RI
/ Hughes Miss Emily Walker. Mrs. s
Warren Hall. Mrs. John G. Hayes
Miss Ella G. Jones, Mrs. Walter T
Massey. Mrs. r. G. Jones, Miss Mar,
T.. Kellum, Mrs. l.. j. Hayes, Mrs
John Il. Hutton, Mis-. Martha Gibson
Mrs. X. !. Ferguson, Mrs. J. Alber
Downcs, Mrs. Josiah o. WoIcott. Mrs
X Lockwood Cowgirl all Of Dover
Mrs. Harry Smith. Leipsic, Mrs. =
G. DAILY. Hartly; Mrs. John T. Lin
dale. Persons Corner, Mrs. 6. j
Pickett Cheswold: Mrs. A. q. Mas
sey, Mrs. Nolan steele, Mrs. T;ober
Robinson. Miss Elizabeth LowbeI
Miss Elizabeth X. Taylor. Miss Mar.
G. Dennison. Mrs. Jeanette shockies
all Of Dover.
Mems Advisory Committee Cover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Jan. 1S.-Charics r. Nye.
who ha. been taking treatment for n
tumor at a Washington sanatorium,
has returned to his home here. very
much improved.
Mr.. and MRS. SirMan Galloway are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of n fine baby boy.
Laurel was again visited by some
real winter. yesterday. 1t began snow
ing early In the morning and continu-
ing all day, affording the youngsters
much coasting sport.
Nolstead enforcement officers from
Wilmington interviewed several per-
sons who were enjoying ginger
flyer here, yesterday. After learning
where the ginger was obtained, the
officers called on the men who had
sold the stuff and warned them agains,
future sales.
Mrs. Frank Wheatley OF Newborn
| y. c., is here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Rigein.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. Jan. ls.--Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Jolls of Wyoming issued IN
yita,ions last week to the Evening
Rritxrtslub of Camden and Wyoming,
and other frispds, to q New Years
bridge PARTY AZ their home, which was
ono OF the most delightful events OF the
season. Supper followed cards.
The safe arrival Of Mrs. +. l.. Allen at
her home in Colorado, this week, Is
announced by her sister, Mrs. William
Pos,les, at whose home IN town she
has been guest throughout the early
part of the winter. Mrs. Postles and
her daughter, Mrs l.. p. Mckeown, ac-
companied Mrs. Allen to Philadelphia,
making a visit 10 Mrs. Smith Cooper OF
Wilmington. on their way home.
Friends OF Mrs. Richard Nackey
welcomed the good news of her improve
mcnt in health from q recent operation
al her home in Clsrkes Summit, Pa.
recently.
Mrs. William Graham has returned
home from a visit of several weeks il
I Philadelphia and Tyrone, Pa, with he
! SISTERS. Mrs. Samuel Graham ane
Mrs. George Fisher. Jr.
The usual winter revival services
began. Sunday evening, at the Methods
Church in town. Local ministers ar
assisting the pastor, Rev. c. W. Moore
m his work. Mrs Margaret Mensel
gave dinner, few DAYS ago, at he
home in honor OF her pastor and his wife
Rev. and Mrs. &. W. Moore, OF tn
NJ. l.. Church. The decorations wer
holly and Christmas greens, with re-
poin@ettias
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
COLT DRAGGED TEAM
/. AND MEN IN MILL DAM
Exciting Results of Efforts to
Break Coli to Driving
Harness.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Seaford, Jan. 1S.-A colt belonging
10 Colonel L. G.. Kitchens of Concord,
hitched to q carriage in which were
Colonel Kitchens and Horace Reeves,
son OF Washington Reeves OF near
seaford. became manageable while
the men were crossing the mill dam
al the srist mill OF Walter NJ. Hearn
q. Concord Yesterday afternoon, and
before IL could be quoted Il jumped
over the e.nbankment into the mill
pond, taking along the carriage with
young Reeves in it, Colonel Kitchens
jumped out as the team went over the
dam and escaped without injury Young
Reeves was caught between the Seat
ard tsle csrriagetop and might have
drowned had no, help arrived Colonel
Kitchens ran to the mill and summons
ed the mill hands 10 help him rescue
Reeves, which they did after much
difficulty. As the frightened colt went
over the embankment it tore itself
loose from the carriage and WAS taken
out OF the pond without injury. The
carriage was badly demolished
Colonel Kitchens. who IL a promi-
lnent farmer OF that section, was break
/ ing the colt, with the assistance OF
Reeves, when the accident occurred
] They had driven several miles and the
colt behaved fine until It reached the
crest OF the mill dam, where it IL sup
posed IL got frightened at the noise of
! the machinery In the mill
Beyond a severe dienchng, Mr.
Reeves, who is about IS years Of age
was uninjured but he had very mar
row escape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
E1kton, Md, Jan. 49, Frederick
Chrome and Walter thinner, disabled
soldiers at the government hospital,
Perry Point, were fined go each, with
costs, charged with disordery conduct
at lInvrc de Grace passenger station.
l.. G. Pn~morc, Of Nottingham, nc
companicd by his family, has gone TO
Florida to spend tho remainder Of the
winter.
A marriage license was issued in
Elkton, yesterday, to Frank Cooper and
Elizabeth Palmer, both Of Georgetown,
Del.
National Bank OF Elkton. for CEN
fury occupying building on East Main
street, has moved to the new banking
house on North street.
Joseph Hill Of Providence has beer
appointed to n clncrical position in tho
Maryland Legislature aow in session
ut Annapolis
While coasting on hill in Chesapeake
City, Charles .Tatman WAS severed,
bitten on the leg by vicious dog ownet
by Polish family. The animal wa
dispatched and its head sent 10 pastcu
Institute for examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets.

II yolv skin is yellow compleNiou
rallid-tongue coated--appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy. no-good feeling you should
ta.s Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for Gallo iel-vere prepared BY
DIR. Edwards after II years OF study.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You viii know them
by their olive color
TO have clear, pink skin, bright
eyes. no pimples. feeling of buoyancy
like childhood da. you must get at
the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver q q bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
Ehey start the bile and overcome
cohstip-ticn. Take one or two Mig !
and note the pleasing results. Millions
OF boxes are sold annually at l5c and
zoe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18

nor wnIis N d. Dsnnsy. secretary -
State n. II. Benson. Chief justice
James Pennewfll. Mayor Ariey ". vs-
gee, Rev. q. Ashworth Bursiem. llef
J.AW. CoIonA, REV. II. e, Iieifensiein
Rry, O. Grey Hutchison. Rev. r. =.
Jones' Rev. Bsnjamin y. Thompyon.
Tsey. Alonzo Travcrr. W. v. co~1en,
Judge william Watson HarrinG'on
l.. J. Hayes. Professor II. V. HoIloway
Henry y. Jones, Colonel J. y. i~
Fevre, DR.. j. w. James. Walter Nor
ri.. II. 9. McBherry, Henry Ridxsly.
Mrs. Dennsy has called her team
workers for conference her. fomor-
row afternoon at the Atlssto Houss
to complete plans Tor he drive. which
begin. January u.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
AUTO CASE INCOURT.

Laurel. Jan. ls.-An aftermath of
the AUTOMOBILE accident which occurred
on the LsurclGeorgetown stone high
way. two miles east OF here, ten days ago,
when n car belonging TO and driven BY
Ira Massey, a farmer collided with the
car owned and driven by Charles Ii.
Owens. was referee trial held before
Magistrate James +. Tull, yesterday.
Mr.. Massey brought suit TO recover the
cost of damage done to his car as a
result of the collision.
The referees, A. II. Phillips, Thomas
;. Rrimer and +. 7. Davis, rendered a
decision in favor OF Mr.. Massey. Mr.
Owens, by the advise Of his counsel,
James Tunnel, gave bond and appealed
10 higher court. The damage 10 both
cars Was approximately 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
/, NEWS Of 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
oearlst FVvev at Newark lmpsls
Cancellation Of Various
Social Affairs.


From livery Evenings Correspondents
dover, Jan. H. Kent county Levy
court, Yesterday recommended to the
Ata,e tlsahwNv Department the follow
ins new Rad program
PROM SvmrnN ~ kcn,on, distance OF
tive milrs Dover to Hartley, miles
,tyis,ns Sun ~ Wyoming. thrc miles
FELTON, To tr~,lcr,ca. s,~ m,lcs, FELTON, TO
lloilandsv,llr. s,> miles; Harrington
Myrv,ll~, Md, nine miles, Harrington
townrd Milford, Sly miles total ~ miles,
\, IL rru,p~,d,s- scon as tho approval
oA the state Highway "a secured, to ask
Tor bids FOR construction.
Tho Levy Court reelected i. Marvel
Goo,lcn. ~ count, engineer and Frank
.'ack~cn. AZ isni,or Of the court house
Tor W.
\ h,ll OF SIS from pr John ". James,
e., professional services to prisoners
during the year 1921, MAS allowed. Last
,Nc., the Levy Coiut did not sec ~ 10
elect = rcsulN, jail physician giving the
sheriff Instructions that when med cal
al wss needed 10 secure physician.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-18
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware CITY. Ian. is.-Cour,land
Sa>ton gs,c stag party AZ ms nome
MONDAY evening with music 10y fst'cr-
son. melody four and cards Those
utc.en, were George Holiday, Norbit
look, Charles Heal, Frank Moore,
John larkc,. Henry Winchester, Ro-
maine uilh-on, Lewis Patterson. Ralph
Niuihgan and John SaNton, oil OF tins
place. and Edward Williamson Of VIII
ming'on. 81,
Tor, du Pont basketball team viii
pla, Anchor A. &. team OF New castle
IN Fort du rcnt gymnasium, friday
evening.
rh,ip and Eugene Armstrong. yes,er-
,lay dsposrd IT sos muskrat pclts nj
81. IS each, realizing s's2.s5 for, the
catch. The animals were trapped ON
,hc n. T. Scott marsh. near here.
Mrs Thomas Johnson who has been
seriously N 4, her home on Clinton
street, Tor several DAYS. Is improysns
Mrs. Michael Cannon j. srfndins
two w~cks with her daughter, Mrs
MARY Parker. IN Wilmington
Mrs. Ro~c Lambert u visiting hc'
SISTER, Mrs Peter Mc-s'g, in Phllsdcl
ph,s. 4
Nr AlIukt Schroeder is NJ at he
homo on Clinton street.
Mrs Harry Price. president OF th'
pclswsrc City Century Club, accom-
named hy Mise Gertrude Ssdcr, Mis-
Florence Hall. Mrs George Clark am
Mrs Thomss Nhi,cmsn. attended III
nnniv~rsAr, luncheon gwen N tn
New Century Club building at Whining
TON. today.
MIR. George ". Crosby lei, yesterds.
o. JOIN her husband. who Is | Mite
state. consul ai Hahisx. Nova SCOTS
\ugus' Robinson OF Port Penn scvcrel
wrcnchcd h,s knee, yesterday. when h
slipped and icll on some zee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gam Is III at her HON
., ~ Georges. -,
Nis Marion Price was called I
chesapeake City, Nd, yesterday. o
accom-, of tho illness Of her sis'cr-in-lap
Mrs Morton Price.
.ioscph Drnnry OF Port Penn IA sIgnc
Sns there week. with IN. SISTER, Mr.
~wis Watkins. IN Philadelphia.
T.. n. Nin,on s spending several ds,
A. Washington. u. {.