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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-31
WOMEN MAY sooN Fill
pooTAL poatYsoNs

G. l. Martin ot Tulsa was slsctsd
presidsnt Of the Oklahoma Lsster
Carriers association as IL coavsn-
lion held 1t Durant May 5N the a.
sociation voted approval q pAcins
wcmen Ia postss positions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-31
Miners
MayEnd
Strike
BULLETIN

lHy TIE AsseelHief FiNFs1
Washington. May 81. Secre.
tary Hoover today assumed the
responsibility for fixing a reason
able price on spot coal during
the continuance Of the present
coal strike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA NEWS
Officers Say They Found Much
wet" Evidence in Raid
Near Dover.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, Juno 1i.-ln raid made
yesterday afternoon by State Detective
Wharton. Chief OF Police Lane, Night
Waterman pickcrson and Sheriff
Graham. on the farm OF William Musil
"A large quantity of mash and finished
product WAS secured. Fully so gallons
OF mash, both corn and strawberry,
were destroyed and 10 quarts Of finish
ed whisky were secured. According
TO tho officers, the mash was found In
almost every conceivable place on the
farm. indicating that Musil had either
been doing big business or was pre-
pairing 90 do big business in the near
future.
In searching tho house for wet
evidence. the officers first secured the
ten quarts from an upstairs closet
and while taking this 10 their auto
mobile. the officers say. members of
the household Of Musil. fearing fur
Their detection of the finished product
poured several gallons W whisky
down the chimney through pipe
hole In tho wall. their haste evidently
being their undoiug. as much ~ the
liquor spilled on the floor. The hunt
Tor still was unsuccessful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
DOVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Eighth Grade Held Promotion
Exercises Yesterday Afternoon.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, June 17.--Tho eighth grade
promotion exercises Of the Dover pub
Dc schools We're held in the Dover
Opera House yesterday afternoon.
There We're - boys md - girls in tho
class, all OF whom were promoted 10
tho night school department.
The program follows Chorus. Sun
get Peace" class; drill ererciqos. Il
boys: solo. THE World is Waiting for
q he Sunrise ". r. SIMPSON instruc-
tor I'm ply steal training: patriotic
achnos presented by MISC Mary Louise
Mayer M Miss Columbia" and bv
/ Gilbert Mundy as "tnclc sam" and
| the following tabloaux: Spirit Of
! l176." Franklin NanSaut. Herbert WI.
liams and Ralph Jones: "Botsv Ros.
and Her Friends. Jennie Satterfeld
| Dorothy Hayes Helen Barnetto anc
Genevievo Jacobs; Liberty" Pauline
Ross: barbara Fri"tchio." Pear
spence; Red Cross" Charlotte Jones
American soldier" Gordon Massey
Preparedness. Helen IIeite. Mar,
Adelaide Hughes Elizabeth Boyer an,
Gertrude Goldey: Thirteen Orlgin
al States" clnss Of girls; presentation
Of certificates. Superintendent ". 4
Thornhurg; chorus. silent Skie,
Above Us" class
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
NlppIETONN NEWS.


Niiddlo,ovn. June 1.-THE 2l-th an
n,vcrsary VI old 81 Annes church will
~, celebrated "a the church. one mil,
south ~ Mddlr;owr. tomorrow. with
both morning and afternoon services
llt Roy. phWp cook. Bishop ~ III"
piucrsc 90 Delaware. VIII preach 90
sermon ga the morning. and RI Roy
Ethelh,rt Talbot. bishop ~ the Dio-
Ccse ~ I1ethlohcm. Pa. will deliver an
address IN the afternoon. The Offering
~ usual will he devoted 90 tho fund
for the upkecp ~ the church property.
The year 1905 Is generally assigned
a. The birth year of this parish. when
George Keith travelled down the At
hutic coast. establishing parishes
Rev. Philip Reading. ~ England. hold
one ~ the long pastorates, being sta
toned here FOR so years and leaving
in 1875. because he was a s;aunCh
royalist and refused. IN the reading 81
tho service. 10 omit prayers FOR the
king. MIR. Reading died 10 l17s. and
was buried near the door OF the old
church. Rev. John Coleman, father o.
the late Bishop Coleman. was sta
toned mere ia 1885. and Bishop cole
man always expressed affection for
the old church. The present ediiiCs
was built somewhat after the middle
Of the Seventeenth Century. and tho
bricks used IN the construction cam,
from England. The tlmbers Of IN,
roof are massive. and the walls are
sound after these many years.
The old church IS warmly Cherishe,
In the hearts OF the people. and once
cAch year large congregation gather
within its venerable walls 20 worship
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
DOVER HIGH SCHOOL.
Students Were Graduated From the
Senior Class Last Night.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. June IA large audience
attended the commencement Of the
senior class of the Dover High School,
which was held last night in the
Opera House.
The program was as follows: In
vocation. Rev. Roy G. Ilelfenstein.
pastor Of the Peoples Christian
Church; duet. Farewell" Mrs. Arm
strong and Mr. Cummins: address.
Education In Life Bishop Philip
Cook OF the Episcopal Diocese of Del
aware selection open the Gates Of
the Temple" Dover High School Glee
| club; greetings, Dr. Thomas u.
| Brown, president OF the State Board
of Education. presentation Of the class
Of 1922 Superintendent W -. Thorn
burg. including the following: Esther
| Ruston, valedlCtorian. vocational
course; Mildred Webb. salutntorian.
academic course; John Iartnett, 10
seph Pikus, GWendolyn f.. Steele and
Maurice Frazier academic courge
Lillian NJ. Ruston. Franklin s.. Whar-
ton and Edwin Lewis. vocational
course; owen Evans, Alice f.. VII
liams. Ishmnel Tarburton. ROhert
Raughley and Charles VI. Moore. gen
cral course; Anna NJ. Bolau and Kath.
ryn -. Lynch. commercial course
presentation OF diplomas, John Car
row. president of the Dover Board o
Education, selection. Garry Ne Baci
to old Nirginny." Dover High Schoo
Glee Cub; benediction. Rev. James w
c"lona. pastor Of Wesley NJ F.
Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Chestertown. Nd. June 1.-THE an
nUal report Of tho Chestertown Public
Library shows receipts Of s3902g Sc
cured through subscriptions and Cite.
After paying all expenses u operation
there is balance Of 1892 loft in tho
treasury. as against balance -
si".73 last year. One hundred and
twenty-five new books. of witch Is
are children's books. have been added
to the library during the year. and i've
books nave been donated.
The Kent county Council for Home
DcnlonstTation has elected the foi,ov--
ing Officers for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. William Nedders. p
SIN Pond, vice-presldenf Mrg Scroll
J. Lee. ~ Wort0n. secretary. Miss
Susan v. HiY ~ Chosferfown t-eas-
urer. Mrs. a. T.. 7. Paum 80 Rock
Han. The Council he'd an aU-dav
meeting ~ Washington college az
which topics pertaining r. 'ho beau-
| flying Of the home we're d.scIssed
one member from each chapter n
( the county was appointed % confer
with committee ~ ire county Farm
/ Council looking 20 par-lriDs'ion r. IN.
lcourty exhibit IN The far
The first soft crabs ~ ire seas~ =
arc being oagght ~ Rock Han ord.
while very small they are seU'rg f3r
81 per dozen
Many u the poultrv rais"rs 81 o..
county are complaining about 80
very poor hatch II turkey eggs -nia
season. one r. scr SGT number Under
z plymouth Rock hen. ana every egg
hatched while p that we've PLACED
lrd"r . tgrk"y hon produced nu' one
turkey This vin mean quito a los'
10 poiltrvmen IN this county
Dr. ! r, Graham retains fhe ho- ~
of having grown tho fret ripe tomato
Of the season N his garden havf- q
plucked the frul. on Monday Others
who are nursing big ones almost
, ready t0 turn arc Mrs Thomas =
,, Bowers Dr. n Benga stmn1ons
George F.ssh and Isaac Brown.
A valuable bull pup. owned >
Thomas F. Healey. was run ovar and
killed by an automobile Thursday
The commencement exercises ~ 80
( Chestcrtnvn Elementary School vvsrl
e neld Thursday Sinety-one pupil
were graduated INTO ne high achoo
. and given diplomas by Or Edward !
= Clarke. county superintendent O
q schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
SMYRNA NOTES.

SMYRNA. June l1.-Mrs. !. w. elf
ton fell down stairs While attending
he commencement al the Women's
college. Newark. and sustained a dis
located shoulder She only recently
recovered from a broken wrist.
Rev. Ransom L. Nichols Will preach
The High school class sermon tomor-
row. subject. The Spirits the Thing"
Mrs. Warner Price and Mrs. Leland
HarmonsOn have gone 10 RehOboth
Beach for the summer
Ralph Tucker Is at Atlantic City,
y J.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Slaughter
gave their daughter. Clara Nancy, a
party. Monday afternoon. in honor
%. her fourth birthday anniversary.
The diningroom was decorated with
ferns and daisies and the favors We're
/ yellow baskets filed with white candy.
+ Those present We're: Jane Anderson,
Elizabeth AttiX, Margaret Ann Gar
r.son. Ruth Jean Garrison. Ruth Anna
MINER. Flo Hollett. Gordon Conway,
Junior Sevil. Janet Gootee. Billy Good
Ing. Lotion Stewart. Charles Stewart
Lewis Walker, Charles Garrison. on
10y Hohecker.
Miss Grace Tucker is entertaining
the following guests at a house party
Miss Kitty Previs, Pittsburg. Pa.
Miss Willie Wolper, Philadelphia
Misses Martha and Elizabeth Boyt
and Eleanor IACarpenter. Whining
ton.
Mrs Levi Anthony is visiting
friends az Richardson Hill. Ions
Island.
Miss Cardell Williams. Of Crescen
Ci;y. Florida. Is here visiting Miss Lii
Ian Thornley,.
Laura Lee Circle Of Kings Daugh
tiers. held is annual picnic on tn
lawn Of Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ Price
Thursday Il IS the custom Of IN
circle to have a basket picnic at tn
Inst regular meeting in June.
Ms Lillian Swain 81 visiting Phila
iephla and Merchantville, y. J.
George Bowers Of fredericksburg
Md. is a guest 81 Charles Thornley,.
Mrs Rachel Collins IS visiting Mag
nolIa
Mrs Bertha Chiffon is visiting Phil
adelph.a
Mrs X y Wallen, Mrs r. {. 1911
ieb ana Mrs Cumm!ns Speakman en-
% ter;alned the Tuesday club last even
r ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
COMMENCEMENT Of
STATE COLLEGE
Exercises, Held at Institution,
Near Dover, Well At
tended.
Special Correspondence Every Evenini

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Del, June 17.-The annual
commencement OF the state College
for Colorcd Students, held yesterday.
was largely attended. In the morning
there were field and athletic sports.
The exhibits were under the direction
economies and domestic science. in
charge of Mrs. Gertrude Patterson and
Miss Esther Holland. The agricultural
stock, equipment. products and corps
were i'm charge OF j. r. Aiken: me-
chanics arts, carpentry and black
smithlng. X. l.. Gordrey and l.. G..
Laws.
The demonstration building. donated
by the Delaware School Auxiliary As
ISOLATION. was accepted on the part of
the Board OF Trustees by John II. Hut e
ton. secretary. Short addresses were
made Ivy DR.. Thomas II. Brown of
Wyoming, president of the state Board
OF Education. and Dr. William NJ
| Henry of Dover. president of the COL
! lego Alumni Association.
The graduating exercises began nj
| on tho campus. After "a selection by
the Milford band, an invocation was
offered by Rev. George T.. Bivens. pas
| tor of Mt. Zion \. NJ. II. Church. Dover
! Following this came a chorus by the
college students. "A Song Of Spring,
| Following were the graduates AND
their subjects: Essay, The Value al
Good housekeeping" Lola Nanessa
Bowers. Woodsidc THE Progress ~
- In. 80
station. Md; The Negroes tontribu
tlon to Literature" Rahab Lucreti'
Miles. Crisdold Md; Grafton. The
Negro and Economic Opportunity.
Thomas Leslie Palmer. Wilmington
The Peerless Quartet ~ Ch"stert Own
Md. rendered selection. as did th'
college chorus. after the addresses b!
the students. The address 10 th'
graduates was made by Rev. J. VI
Scott. ID. D.. superintendent or th'
South Philadelphia District az tn
Delaware NJ. l.. Conference. Dr. II
V Holloway. state superintendent q
instruction also made an address. II
imade il plain that the ~ es uf All othe
States were upon the Delaware Negro
with the advantages offered. as I
whether he would make IA good us
OF the same or allow such opportuni
ties 10 slip away.
The diplomas We're presented 70 tn
graduates by Hon. Henry L. Canno
Of Bridgeville, president Of the boar
uf Trustees. Tho prizes were award
ed by John Is. Hutton. secretary {
the Board ~ Trustees, and include
the following:
/, Excellence in shop work. first pri2
of $40 10 Ronald King OF Kirkwood
second prize of s. TO Alpha Warrins
ten. IF Georgetown.
First prize OF $40 in English Decla
r. nation 10 BernlCe X. Jewett Of S
!, MiChaels. Md: second prize of s.
Laura +. Purnell. Berlin. Md.
i The highest average in all subject
attained during the year, was give
4. to Nora Wiley OF Georgetown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
NIDDIETOWN NOTES.

Middl,town. June II The annual
meeting of the PCnCader CcnctCry
Association will bc held in PenCader
church ON Juno the 25ih. Roy. John
Janvier I.ouderhoush. OF Philadelphia
Will preach NJ the morning service
and Rcv. George G Williams. Of VII
iuingiou. Will be the afternoon speaker
Singers from the choir ~ West Church
Wilmington. VIII furnish the music
rho Intermediate department NJ IN,
Odessa public schools Miss Ada NJ
Srot, teacher. has been given q
framed picture uf the "Matterhoru.
The picture is a eift ~ the Sorvic,
Cltiz,ns ~ Delaware. for having at
ttlntd an average q 90 per cent fol
IN, years attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
STAFFORD NEWS.

Scaford. June 17.--Wuliam II. Ross.
son Of Mrs Harry G. Darbee. was
operated on few days ago at gov
ernmcnt hospital in Colorad" for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was sue
cesalul. MI Ross. who saw service
IN the late war. has not enjoyed good
health since its close and IA; been in
different government hospitals. going
10 tho western institution several
months ago
The funeral of Joseph J. MastNH,
who died Tuesday in Wilmington. WAS
held here yesterday. with services in
- Johns NJ. r.. church. Rev. Frank
=. Carpenter oniciated. lntermcnt was
IN the odd Fellows cemetery. The
floral tributes were numerous.
The Epworth League OF Woodland
NJ +. Church will have a rainbow
social tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
EXALTED SPORTS DEPLORED.
Rating Of Drawn Higher Than Brain
Assailed by Haverford Speakers.

Philadelphia. June l7-CoIleges where
Drawn is graded higher than brains,
and where students make country
club life out of their college careers.
were deplored by President Comfort
of Haverford Yesterday in An address
before graduates at the cighty-eghth
commencement.
Dr. Rufus NJ. Jones, Professor of Phil
osophy, followed in his footsteps with Il
declaration that "Haverford does not
want to attract appropriateness, but
students He deplored the modern
tendency at schools which proselyte for
athletes, placing sports in an exalted po-
sition and subordinating the primary
aim Of college
Games should be played for sheer
Joy and exercise" DR.. Jones continued,
not to advertise the college and not to
gain notoreity and fame.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
STAFFORD PERSONALS.

Soaiurd Dol june l- Mr. and
Mrs ". % Stevens and daughter
Katherine. VIII leave toda, for an
extended visit with their daughter
Mrs Robert Watson az Berkeley
taliruniH rh,s Wul remain unit
September
ilrN. a. T.. Htrdvsty retired NJ +
minister residing ou pine street. had
th, misfortune Co lost wallet CON
tanning Sgt
Mrp ~ T. Hopkins loft this week
fu lsWuF Co. VISIT her sister, Mrs
Carrir Woullry who is 800 100 the Bcch,
Hospital
Mrs. ID o. Scott. of Ouloy. Va. is a
guest a. the home of NIr. AND Mrs
Char.os q Wiley. ON Cannon street
The iuarraE, of Miss Esai, Brow.
oaurhir 90 Ah and Airs. G,or., 3.
brown ut MNcrd formerly of thi'
town o. I.dN.Io E,ass. has bton au.
uuuu,rd.
8 heavy tra,N became stuck on th'
liindsr ,aussWay whore the STATE
Highway h. under construction.
tun. siN head ct horses to free tn
tuck
Air and Mira. William G.. COopc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17

have returned from their wedding trip
to Atlantic City, y. j.
Royce Jones has left for Whining
ton. where he has accepted n posi-
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Nansant are
spending several days with friends In
Baltimore.
Mrs. &. NJ. Chase. of Wilmington.
spent part OF the week here with Mrs.
NJ |. Hopkins.
Mrs. William c. Moore and Mrs.
Addie Wiley attended the funeral
Yesterday at Salisbury, Md, of their
cousin, Mrs. Nora Clark.
Mrs. Alexander Donoho and sister,
Miss Maude Dorsey, left Thursday for
two weeks stay at Atlantic city,
y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gosh are the
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Fred O'Rier
near Oak Grove. and Mr.. and Mrs
John Harris. Seaford.
The Epworth League of Woodland
! NJ. T. Church will hold "A rainbow so
cial on the church lawn. Saturday eve
ping.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
MILFORD NOTES.

Milford. June I'll. Il. Sinclair.
superintendent OF the Delaware divi-
sion Of 'he PENNSYLVANIA railroad,
came TO Milford last evening with "a
number of directors and other officials
.0f the road for the purpose of con-
sidering the advisability of construct
ing more sidings here. lie arrived at
the Milford station in II special car
and was met by n small delegation
from Milford. who were served supper
in the car. After going over the ground
and trip through town :he party
hanQueted az the New Windsor Hotel
NJ IIaswell Pierce has been elected
superintendent and Il. Arthur Der
ricksou assistant superintendent OF
the Avenue NJ. T.. Sunday school.
Summer vaudeville will be tested
al the Plaza Theatre next Wcd1es-
day, Thursday and Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17

that tho local board had been assured
when conditions did improve Newark
would be the FIRST school in the state
to get financial aid from the assOcia-
ton.
II ~ proposed with the $4,000.
should the bond issue proposition 10
through 70 build az least one wing
Of the proposed school for a high
school and later finish Il when funds
are secured from the school Auxiliary
The Auxiliary about two years ago
promised 1926. 900 towards the project.
IL il possible that the money market
viii he such that this money from tho
auxiliary will be- available before tho
first section Of the proposed build
Ing * up but this depends Iargeiy on
the m ney az % certain securities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17

morning at tho Delaware Hospital
Wilmington. where she had been "A
patient for several weeks. She had
been suffering from tubercular trouble
for years. Deceased In survived, In
addition to her husband. by three
daughters. Mrs. Vincent Cats and
Misses Margaret and Anne Wright
and one son. Robert Wright.
SEQ Bridgewator for jewelry.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
CAMDEN NEWS.

Camden. De-. June y Miss Annie
WalraNeu has received a ceruhcatr
fr.m the Hahucmau Hospital phi
adeiphA. wher, she was graduated a.
O. trained nurse
Mrs Richard Mackey. wife Of Or
NaDk,N ~ Clarks summit. II visit
iuE hcf parents Dr and Mrs Luther
b tonweU
Tho Kings daughters were enter
tnlucd thlr wc'k b> Miss Florpnrc
lurFn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Nd. June 17-Joseph =
Benjamin. a coal dealer AZ Leslie. and
Samuel Hoffman Of Eorth East. were
arrested at oxford. Pa, Thursday.
charged with transporting liquor, and
were held under bail FOR hearing.
y Price Whitaker Is seriously III at
Wheeling. w. Va.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union Of the Fifth district has elected
Mrs. r. G. Shippers president. Miss
Mary *. Mearns recording secretary.
Mrs. :. X. Blake financial secretary
ana Mrs Hall treasurer.
The marriage Of Harvey W Ewing
Of North East and Miss Ruth VI.
Crothers will take place this afternoon
at the home # the brides parents
near Rising sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. MCNeal Of
Dubois. Pa. are spending the summer
N Cecil county.
Governor Eitchie has announced the
appointment Cf Miss Nina Pounds as
a notary public Tor Rising sun.
The June term Of court FIR Cecil
county will not begin until next Tues
day. owing 20 Judge Wicks being alb
sent on Monday.
The annual field meet Of the farmer
clubs of Cecil county will be held a
Appleton on August -.
The citizeOs ot Cecilton have ap
pointed committees TO arrange for al
old-fashioned Fourth OF July celebra
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17

NacatIou time for school children Of
the city began Yesterday. Teachers, how
ever Will return 20 the buildings next
week g. complete the work Of making
out the reports. Commencement exer-
cisos for the High school will he held
Wednesday eyerirg. The exercises Of
Howard High VII ic held Oh Thursday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
FIFTY.FIyE YEARS SERVICE

Odessa, June l7.--Joseph G.. Brown,
aged 70 years. completed on Wednes-
day % wears service az the New
Castle County Natiune. Bank. o.
Odessa Mr.. Brown came 20 odessa
from Newark and first served A. teller
az the hank. BE succeeded the late
Joseph u Gibson a. cashier 20 years
aEo Despite advan need age. his health
u good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
LECTURE AT DOVER.

Dover, June l7.-Rev. Francis
Skunk Downes. pastor of Market
square Presbyterian Church, Ger
mantown. Pa, and son of DIR. and Mrs.
L. =. pownes of Dover. will lecture in
the Dover Presbyterian Chapel Mon
day night on mission work among the
mountainous of the South.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
ODESSA NOTES.

Odessa, June l7.--william Ennis
has contracted 20 furnish electric
wire for St. Paul'e NJ =. Church.
Mrs.. Robert Hodgson entertained
he Home and Foreign Missionary So
cisties "Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Warner were
given variety shower AZ the home
% Mrs. George kie.kopf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
Auto and Wagon Collide.

A team driven by John button. 239
Tatnall street, collided with an auto
mobile driven by Beatrice Smith,
Negroes, OF the Buttonwoods, at South
Market and ID streets Yesterday after
noon. Both vehicles were slightly
damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
Ex-Police man DE mics Non-Support
Charge.

Anthony JablowSki former police
man. was held in $500 bail in Municipal
Court today for hearing on Wednesday
ON "a charge OF nOn-support Of ms wife
and two children Joblowski said his
wife had plenty Of money, as be gave
her all he earned IN the last nine years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
DELAWARE CITY PERSONALS.

Delaware CITY. June Miss T.eah
Reyb-DId will 20 70 Munc1e. Ind. az q
guest Of Miss Lillian Siattery. T-no mas
been =. sting Delaware city since Oar
.!ngton Seminar. West chester. pa
cloeed FOR The summer.
Wyatt Bentley and Henry VIM
chester are motoring 20 Hampton. Va
Miss Anne Wniteman has gone %
Johns Hopkins Hospital. BaItiuore. FOR
throat -reatmen-.
Mrs. !. 2. Spicer e visiting Camden.
y. j.
Miss Edna Coale. a teacher II "a
AuddleJown pubic schools. - spending
her vacation here.
William Keane. engineer u ne
steamer Neptune. IS visiting Delaware
civ
Mss Ed.;h Mcconnell AS returned
from ST Cerrrude's Academy, Ridzeiy.
Nd.
Mrs. Charles Jefferson is en-srtain-
.ng Miss Eugene Beast0n u Middle
Town.
Miss Lucy Chaires ot Philadelphia
} 3 q guest - Mrs. Harry Price.
Mrs Frederick sutton Ok Whining
ton. who has been visiting Mrs VIII
Jam T.. Reybo.d. went 20 Rehooo,a
Beach yesterday.
Miss Harriet Bentley has returned
from Baltimore.
Dr. Creetion has gone - Mt. Holly,
y. T., 20 visit his brother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17
WILLIAM MAAG ILL.

Dover. June l1.-William Maag. one
az the clerks at the Dover postofiice
for several years, is critically Ill with
complication OF diseases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17

VIII your property ~ listed n
Every Evening real estate directory
next week? Call Every Evening and
ask FOR a real estate advertising So
ucitor OF give your AZ over ne
phCne.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-17

Auto tires repaired? Read The
classified ads.-Ady.