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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07
MNYoR MIErs SOY

sAN F'NANCISCD. lunc =
James Ro ph Jr, son Of Mayor
james Rolph roturnsd yesterday
from a round trip to honolulu ~
bell hop on the liner Matsonia.
The mayor was AT the pier 20
greet hls son. who has been eager
to follow the sea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07

ton. none; rua aximum velocity
Of wind, miles per hour. 10.
prevailing direction, north,
character pf the day partly
cloudy.
stair Weather
New Meaicos Fair tonight;
T'hurntfnv lair. except showers
and ceolst In northwest por-
tloH.
Arixonai Fair tonight and
Thursday. little change In
temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07
M'NARY BILL
IS IN DANGER
GOVERNOR SAYS
Executive Thinks AL
buquerque S h oul d
Have Committee in
Washington to Urge
Passage.

The Smith McNary reclamation
aid hiii o. In danger Of failure at
this session of congress unless the
western sss.es unite In vigorous
artion IN iis behalf In the opinion
Of Governor NJ G. Mcchcm VINO Is
here today from Santa Fo 90 at
tend the University ~ New Mexi-
CO commencement exercises
As you are aware. the smith
McNary reclamation bill has pass
cd the senate and h. now before
the house Of representative The
governor said this morninE. "Our
Information is that the bii. IL held
up In the house awaiting action
first by the steering committee
ana then by the rules committee.
II must have the approval of bOth
before u can get befUre the huus.
We have no doubt that the bill will
pass the house u II can be brought
out OF committee FOR action. as u
has the approval o. tho admins
trntion and the united support of
the western delegations. Because
of The congestion of business In
tho house. however. and the near
approach OF the end % the ses-
sion there ia danger that the bill
may not pass the steering and
rules committees unless urgent cf-
forts are made with those commit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07
Aibuqucrquc should send Com
miffats

''Thc western governors have
arranged Tor one of the governors
10 b. In Washington for a week
during the remainder Of the ses-
sion. ! am perfectly willing to
go and 20 do Rii that ! can 10 aid
IN securing passage ~ the bill. !
believe. however that much could
be accomplished ~ the communi-
tie.. Interested would send rommit-
tees to Washington to aid us In
uiainE action now on the hill IN
stead ~ permitting lt % gu over
10 another session. when % would
have to run the gauntlet uf both
houses again
u have no doubt that N Albu-
qucrquc would send "a committee ui
three or more men 90 Washington
the effect would De very fatorah q
and that W. could get action now
on the measure Certninly Their,
j. nothing pending before congress
that l. OF more Interest tu the
whole west ana particularly ~
New Mexico and the middle Ric
Grande valley than l. this act
which viii permit the government
to extend tho reclamation aid "a
this valley that mrHt be- had hc'
fore flood protection and rec anna
tion can proceed -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07

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tenpcratu re-
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temperate re,
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tcre. 7is rel
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itr q pm. is!
relative hum
idlty 8 a m.
80 precipita-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07
10 DAYS NEEDED
TO CANVASS VOTE

lsiet - ~. ~ f,..s Se.,s - s.s
81 the tev.eov raiiway shop naen
OF lne county or tnfs. ssp~r~.e
qucspohs was ora'ied pl thc e.s-
euiiNe eounei. OF ne sA snop Sae-ts
unions mere ,o'as lnstI uosioIs
! wef. sent py b. a. Jeweu, nr.o
OF the shop unions 70 henuqusl-
I tsr- IN eh'.ekv, 70 sApeuts" ~
I Pintihk ana uiHhiueion vt A'I
oallptn WIN All possiuie HPfeu.
labor leaders mere sApreaseu
| me opihion thst woula Ases =.
tasi sv uaFn 70 spr.u sp,. ~ ., ea-a
nv strlhe vote Au,horlNso yeses
seN W e'eNsn .l,t -
h"ous asu =, ofkai'i1s s'aIi .i'slA. @pp'eNt
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/ ~ - -, ,,,,.,,,..,i 49,
~, n a tc-,clt n,rsi.tent "a, -.
r,,iiwaV denartment American n F.d-
=, ttion Of labor.
In a formal statement. ~ waa
/ made plain that no agreementl~as
reached that concerned aNfiup
wou 4 be- taken. This was impoHsI
bie n was explained, becausc kroup
executives had not been advised ~
their membership whether or pc,
th'S would De au'hufiHed 70 caii
"a .,riAe.
NJ J.Nel lh s,etenlsns' -
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- "a, -, ,,.,.,,,l, =, t,yf,,s
-. "a ~. wsoisv a, vas1a ne
vrlfb thr .ssylnr'. wage chan.tlon- !
"a bv Secretary OF Labor i)n1ln
end Prsaiasnt Harding. sThe IA .
bor board a federal body he
said has totally diafe eearded tl,t
~ecretary's attitude az we'll ~ &c
employees own evidence silu~inf
the amount necessary 10 uaf'ratn
a railroad mans famiiy.
The questions GA winch ths msH
VIII vote are
seven ruirn' lncludiht wv
wiping ont time and one-heN ter
over ilinei promuleatel ~ she rail
road labor board, with which me
snop men are not satisfied
. The farming OUT OF shof
/ work ey me railroads 70 entsidr
nrms' Illegal Installations o. pises
work' ana ths alieerd arbitrfrt
ann nnaa'hori.ed reanf,ien o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07
PARALYSIS
Of ROADS ON
JULY | LOOMS
Wage Slash Brings
Crisis in Transpor-
tation Problem

CHICAGO. June 7.--strfke be'-
lots reiUrnabie June 30 went out
today 20 railway employees affected
by wage reductions ordered ny the
United States Railroad Labor
board.
The vote viii be taken BY Indi-
,iduai unions whose l.00.o 600 mem
0ers are affected In orders either
issued Cr pending.
Paralysis OF the nations rail-
roads Juiy ! doomed as a posaiDisi-
ty aa a result OF the reductiona
which have Already slanhcd tllV.-
e0v. 900 from the wages OF the
workers. The wage cut u effectlfe
july 4.
meanwhiie the board Ia prcpAf-
lng TO hear disputes this Inonth
nstwecn shop crafts employees nnd
some OF the railroads over all
legged Unauthorized wage redss-
ti0as nnd piece work. y. Al. Jewell
mead OF the railway employees de-
part menf oi the American reucra-
ton Of Labor. vino is Leading tne
fight against the boards oruers.
was informed that the first OF IN.
hearings wiil be held tomorrow.
Ncutf -uut falsfoAdr are cttfu tot
alleged unauthorized wage rcduc-
liens for the hearing. hearnls
on the disputes are expected ~
run into several weeks.
II was Indicated today that no
wage decision affecting tal~era-
pliers. the next class of railway
labor 10 be taken az 10y the BOARD.
will come from the BOARD for sonsa
unc.
the split In the labor board was
apparently widoned by the lntts,
wage reduction. the t6o. Geo. .eVu
aasp IN the wages of nhopcratt<
employees.
The minority report BY the thres
labor representatives In the board
severely condemning the malortt,
which ordered the reductions, VA
siill a topic Of discussion today
and provided ammunition fSl
union men who attacked the order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-07

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
MiDDIETowN ITEMS.

Mddletcwn. Nov. 2T.-Herhert
Philips has sold his residence on East
Main street 20 John Heller 81 Odessa.
and VIII erect dwelling on wcs,
Cochran street.
The Y. T. ". of Rlackhird netted $40
from an oyster supper.
Mrs. Alice X. poilitt of Townsend
has announced tho engagement of her
daughter. Gladys r. Potti,t to q. Les
ter Cioaver. who resides near Middle
town.
Postmaster Jolls - making prcrara-
tons % occupy the new postoffice
Thursday.
Mrs Sophia Heller McGec. daughter
- Mr.. and Mrs. William Heller Of
odessa and George Rroadwater OF
Eavre DC Grace. Md. We're married at
Eikton. Saturday.
Elwood I. Raining has purchased
the home of Mrs. Henry n. Robert.
on Green street. and Mrs. Roberts VIII
remove 90 the rharo farm.
Miss Rachel Louisa Tho-n.c,
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Flwooa
Thornton ~ Middletovn. and Jam.s
hohert ouigley. son ~ Mr.. and Mrs
doserh Ouigiey of New Castle. wcr,
married az Midtlotown. November "a
hN Rev. Percy l. Donarhay.
Mss Madeline Hurd entertained a,
Ne home ~ her SISTER, Mrs. John He,.
YER of cdcssa. November %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
PARENT TEACHERS MEETING.
Richardson Park Residents 10 ConsId.
er School Problems Tonight.
Special Correspondence Every Eveninl

special Correspondence Every Evening.
Richardson Park, Nov. 27.-The
monthly meeting Of the Parent-Teach-
er Association will be held IN the
school house tonight. The most import
ant matter 10 be discussed viii be the
action of the State Board of Educa-
uon IN refusing TO create a special
school district here as requested by
the majority members of the school
trustees. Officials Of the association
nave extended an invitation 10 all
parents Of school pupils who have
never visited the school 70 attend the
meeting and inspect the school prior
10 the meeting
The school trustees will meet prior
10 the Parent-Teacher Association
meeting.
The Middletown Fire Company has
conated hand drawn hose reel 10
ne Five Psints Cvics Association. Tho
reel viii BE- used rs an emergency an
a>ratnS In this district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
NEW ST. GEORGES SCHOOL.
ResIdents There Understand Ten

Residents There Uuderstand Ten
Room Structure II to be Erected.
Special Correspondents Every Evening
St. Georges. Nov. 27-The Delta
Club dance held in Odd Fellows Hall.
Saturday night was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Hammond Swain is entertain
ing Miss Catherine Cosden and Mrs.
Preston, OF Wilmington.
Samuel Lester and wife are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain at Holly
Oak.
Miss Ruth Miller was a guest over
the week-end with Rev. and Mrs. j..
c. Mccoy.
r. NJ. Davis OF Wilmington. enter
tainci Benjamin vinton. OF Delaware
City, and Postmaster English. OF Will
mington, Friday night at his recently
acquired property along the canal near
Lorewood Grove. Mr.. Davis Is re-
modelling the property and will con-
lodge. for the accommodation OF his
friends
II is rumored here that Pierre s. du
Pont, through the Delaware School
Auxiliary will build modern new
10 room school building here. Last
week Mayor Carrow and School Com
missioners Snedeker and Reynolds
visited Dover TO inspect the new
school building there with the idea
Of having the local school built upon
the same plan. This plan has n large
auditorium in the center OF the
building and the rooms are arranged
in a circle around II, all rooms open
lng into the auditorium.
The school will be placed on the
property acquired from Mrs. Hattie
Higgins on the new State Highway
at the entrance to town. The preson,
SCHOOL building will be remodeled and
turned over 10 the colored citizens for
n Negro school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Three Weeks Gospel Crusade
Begins at Methodist Epis-
copaI Church.
Special Correspondence Every Evcnins

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. Nov. 27.--At both the
morning and evening services In the
Methodist Episcopal Church yestcr-
day. Rev. George w. Cooke. an
evangelist. OF CASTLE. Pa. preached TO
large congregation. on Friday
afternoon a special rehearsal for boys
viii take place at $40 o'clock and
each person IL to bring with him
nail. The rehearsal In for the service
which will take place on next Satur-
day evening. The following ushers
for this week have been selected for
The crusade campaign: Timothy
Steele, Elmer Megginson. Harvey
Johnson. and George 4. Tobin, Jr.
Four hundred suppers were served
Thursday and Saturday evenings in
the basement OF the ST. Peters Church,
under the direction OF the women of
the church. The proceeds will be
used to help defray expenses OF the
new cutters and curbing on their
property of Harmony street and the
coal supply for the church and the
parochlal school.
The members OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
will hold morning prayer services be-
ginning at 10 o'clock at the following
homes: Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Denny
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whiteside
The first individual hog killing took
place in this city on Saturday after
noon when Edward Taylor and his
father-in-law, Alexander Jones OF the
western section OF tho city killed four
hogs. the average weight being 900
pounds.
on next Friday afternoon In tho
parlors OF the New Castle Century
Club. Mrs. a. ID. Warner, OF Whining
ton. will address the members at th-
weekly Current Events class at 3.3C
o'clock. Mrs. John n. Manlove will
read current events and Mrs Iaussal
Rogers will render several piano so.
lections. Tea will he served AT IN,
close Of the program by the hospltallt,
committee.
The ushere for next month In IN.
Methodist Episcopal Church are NJ
| aNAANN's shtA nAnts N'tHW' 'rikE
, John Jester. John +. u. Clayton an,
=. u. 1ittrell; evening. Waiter In
gram. Bennett r. Lancaster. James y
, Biges and Jefferson Downham.
Tho members of the Cophss Ora
matte Club OF the ST. Peters Churcl
are making arrangements 10 give
, play. during the fret part OF January
On Saturday evening birthda
, party was given to Francis Miller
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller. q
. East Second street. In honor OF hi
eighth birthday. The evening wa
, spent with music and the playing g
various games after which refresh
ments were served. Those prcsen
!, were; Mary, Helen and There's
White. Linton Driscoll, Francis Mile
o Alice and Thomas Graveil Ruth nm
+, Amanda Smith. Eva and Carroll Moyl
Helen and William Brickley. aarnu,
!, Hatton. Anna and Albert Kirby. Hcnr
n Taylor. Margaret Long. Mary Ger
;. trudc and Howard Miller. James an
o William Cannon. Wllbert Truiti Hele
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Elijah N. hsarn, Residing Near
Laurel. Seriously Injured
While Hunting Rabbits.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Laurel. Nov. s7.-Elijah Martin
tl..arn. aged ss years. a farmer resid-
Ink near Laurel. wrs shot and seri-
cuely injured by his eon-tn-law. Harry
nrcmlcy. Saturday morning. The
sh ,c,lng. which wns accidental. occur
rcd while they were hunting rabbits.
I,romlcy ehot a rabbit. which he put
In his coat pocket. Going TO his father
in-isw. bromley. who carried his gun
under his rlgh, arm. remarked 10
al To pieces" and. reaching with his
left hand 10 take the rabbit from his
pocket. struck the trigger OF his gun,
tho Load OF sho, striking Hearn IL,
the facc, tearing of his nose and
blowing out one eve. The injured man
was taken 10 the Peninsula General
Hospital. Salisbury. Md.
Mrs. Miranda y. D,shiell. widow OF
william Winder Dashiel. died Saturday
night.
She was a member Of Christ Methodist
Protestant Church for so years. Two
children. Mrs. Clara ID. Hitch OF Phila-
dclrhia and Mrs. J. Atkinson Ellegood
- Wilmington. survive her. Funeral
services viii he held "Wednesday after
noon. with Rev. Arthur w. Ewell Of
ncisting.
one million baskets Of sweet pota-
toes are stored az laurel
Richard Early has recovered from
appendicitis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
NEWARK NEWS NOTES.
Board Of Trustees Of Delaware Uniyer-
sity Meet Tomorrow Night.

Special Correspondents Every Evening.
Newark. Nov. 27.-The Board OF
Trustees Of the University OF Delaware
Will meet at the college tomorrow but
owing 70 the fact that DIR. Walter
Hullihen. president Is at Johns Hop
k!ns Hospital. Baltimore where he
was operated on three weeks ago, no
business will be transacted and the
board will adjourn to meet at the call
OF fhe president.
DR.. Huuihen Is expected 20 leave
the hospital early this week and will
20 70 Atlantic City for a time 20 re-
gain his strength before assuming his
duties at the university.
The annual Thanksgiving dinner for
the students OF the Women's College
will be held at the college tonight and
tie students 4 Delaware College will
have their Thanksgiving dinner at the
Commons tomorrow night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
MISSING MAN SEEN
NEAR DELAWARE CITY
Herman Schotter Disappeared
Last June Leaving Note In
dicating Suicide.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Nov. Frederick
Schotter Of 1888 sherman street. Cam
den. n. j.. n brother OF Herman Schot-
ter. was here Saturday and Sunday in
search OF his brother who disappeared
from his home in Camden last June
after leaving behind him a note which
indicated that hc intended taking his
life on account OF having contracted
tuberculosis.
Frederick Schotter had been notified
by John !. Saxton and CORTLAND Sax
ton Of this place. that relatives OF
theirs had seen tho missing youth and
spoken 10 him about n week ago on
the road between Red 1Aon Causeway y
and the ST. James Protcctory. When
they first passed Schotter they failed
10 recognize him rs tho missing youth
and went a little distance beyond Red
Lion Bridge before his identity re-
lvealed itself 10 them. They then turn
ed about TO ovcrtake him hut he had
disappeared. Courtland Saxton, when
employed I'm Camden several years
ago. was n friend Of Herman Schotter
which accounts for his being known
by the Saxtons
The missing man il lve feet seven
inches in height. has blue eyes and Is
! light complcxioned lie is twenty three
years old and speaks German fiuently
He is n ship carpenter by trade. wher
he left home he wore a blue-serge suit
brown shoes. and a straw hat.
! Frederick Schotter stated Saturda,
that he believed his brother had he
come SO dospondent after Il hecam.
known that he had tuberculosis. tha
Il prcyed upon his mind so that he be
came unbalanced. The missing yout,
had been III and was examined ny I
physician who told him he was suffer
ing from tuberculosis. lie then becam'
very despondent and a few days lato'
left. ostensibly 20 go fishing at "A lak'
near his home. The following note VA.
found by his parents when he faile'
20 return AT the usual time:
My loved ones: Long before yo'
find this note I Will be dsRd.
I cannot bear the thought 81 dyinl
OF consumption. Nor can ] die AT hom
seeing how mother Is worrying ove
me.
I had friends who stuck by me 4,
the face OF death.
I never willingly harmed anyone Il
my llfe. My friends all think well Q
me.
All that have leave 20 my mothe
and after her death IL is 20 30 20 IN
'children Of my two sisters.
hope God will forgive me. Pleas
take care Of my mother and be find {
her as long as she lives.
Lovingly yours.
Herman"
p. S-Please do not look for me a
you VIII never find me.
Frederick Schotter thinks that HI
brother is probably working on farr
in the lower part OF the county {
state and II he Is recognized by ans
one. ne would like 10 be communicate
with al 1888 Sherman street, Camdei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-if Won Know hr. I'd
wards Olive Tablets.

The secret Of keeping young is 70
feel youns-to do this you must watch
your liver and ,bowels-there's no need
~ having a sallow complerion--dars
rings under your eyes-pimples-e
bilious look In your face-dull eyes
with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell
you ninety per cent of oil sickness
comes from inactive bowels and liver.
Dr. Edwards. well-known ply
slclan In ohio. perfected = vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil 10 act
on the liver and bowels. whicH he
gave TO his patients for years.
Or Edwards olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calomei. are gentle In their
action yet always effective. They
bring about that natural buoyancy
which all should enjoy by tonlng up
tho liver and clearing the system OF
impurities.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color. l5c and
3nc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Neher. Earl and Haley Clymer. Misses
Glndys Clymcr, Fannie Bryson, Olive
Faulkner. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds,
Paul Hallman, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Miller.
Harry Waters. Of Minquadale, yes
tcrday while moving furniture was
thrown from the top OF farm wagon
and severely injured about the body.
lie was thrown TO the roadway and
one of the wheels passed over him. At
tention was given by DIR. Brice =.
Vallett.
ON Friday afternoon n special meet
ing OF the members OF the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Baptist Church
will be held in the church parsonage.
The members of the Rose Hill
Grange on Friday evening viii hold
n meeting mt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Jochen OF Ogletown. Prepara-
tions will be made for the annual corn
show which will be held Mt the Rose
lIIll School HOUSE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Groom OF New
lport spent yesterday as tho guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sparks OF East
Fourth street.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Proud and
son, Edward, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
PROUD and children yesterday spent
the day as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Daniels. OF Sarlville, Md.
Mrs. John McNally OF East Thir'
stSet IL III at her home.
The members OF the New Castl
Century Club tomorrow evening VII
hold their regular weekly program Il
the club parlors beginning at O'Clock
The following program has been mr.
ranged: vocal solo, Mrs. Natha
lGoIdstein. accompanied by Mrs. Ralp
tSaltzman; address. Loyal Legion.
Mrs. William Spcakman; piano sole
Prof. A. Arthur Powell; address. Mri
James n. Ginns The Biennial Chau
tauuua. Student Loan Fund 'ot Della
ware" solo. Miss Emily II. Lunt' nc
companied by Mrs. James 7. Chal
lengcr.
For Christmas gifts. Waterman
Fountain pens and Everysharp pencils
See our Christmas display. y. Chal
lIenger and Son. Prescription Pharma
cists ADV.
Pure Norwegian cod liver oil, 10
mint. r.. Challenger and Son, Prescri-
hion Pharmacists ADJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
Five unique effects

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pepsodent brings FIVE effects which old way. never
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II multipes the slt,linity Of the saliva Th,t 10
there TO constantly neutrzi,e the acids which
decay IL nultpes the starch digestsnt in the saliva
That there digest starch deposits teeth which
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Those Natures great tooth protecting agents.
Pepsodent with every gives them manifold eject
p.psodent also po.hes the teeth sfrs less easily
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Nearly al the world over Pepsodent Is bringing .
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
FATHER AND son SUPER
At "y" A B1G SUCCESS

Sixty-eight fathers and n like num-
ber OF youngsters attended tho father
and son" supper which was held
under tho auspices of the Boys Di-
vision OF the Y. NJ. G. a. on Saturday
evening. A part Of the program was
made up OF musical numbers rendered
by Miss Marjorie Hill. Miss II. Ander-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
WAITER c. CURTIS FUNERAL.

Newark. Nov. 2T.-The funeral Of
Walter q. Curtis. who died suddenly
early saturday morning. WIS held at
? o'clock this afternoon in 81. Thomas
Epie'opai Church. Interment was
made IN So. Thomas Cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

son. Mrs. Guy Ford. J. Blsckton and
Frank Ford Palmer.
a committee Of tho Mothers Coun-
eli. consisting Of Mrs. ~. ~ Jefferson,
Mrs. u. y. Bardo. Mrs. J. G. Sinclair
Mrs. w. j. Davidson. Mrs. s. Q. Downs.
Mrs. G. NJ. Carver and Mrs. l.. W.
syfritt, served the supper
Another Father and Son supper"
will bo held the last Saturday In De-
sembcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
BeI,cfonse Lsd,es Aid.

The LADIES' Ala Society 81 Peiie-
fonte 81. u. Church will meet fomor-
row aftenoon az 230 In the church.
report IN expected from the gale OF
calendars.