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The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
w. O. w. Has Drill Team.

The Woodmen of the World of Delta
have a fine drill team and say they
can put on exhibitions as fine as any
now. The following are members Of
the team: Buel Crawford, Jim Frady,
Irvine Meacham, W. P. Decker, Glenn
Goettelman, Leonard Cole, Harry Hell
mick, Corwin Hallock, Chester Hell
mick, Ernest Ensley, Ambrose Goettel-
man, Irvine Duncan. Gus Roush is
captain.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Game Club Meets.

The Delta Fish and Game Protec-
tive Association held meeting Tues
day evening and discussed matters
pertaining to this section. The men,
bership now totals nearly 100 and the
association hopes to accomplish many
things which will be beneficial to its
members and the public in general.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Case Postponed.

Case Postponed.
Tom Poulos of the Paonia Book
Store came down yesterday, being
the chief witness in the case of the
State against George Robuck, charged
with burglary, but owing to the fact
that the attorneys for the defense
have asked for an extension of time,
the case will not be heard until Sat
urday (tomorrow).
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Army Goods Man Here.

Calvin A. Bell. the Army goods man
of Grand Junction, arrived yesterday
and expects to spend several days in
Delta and other Delta county towns
with his army goods. He has been
here on several former occasions and
needs no introduction.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Leave for New Home.

Departing Sunday afternoon with
Pueblo as their destination were Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Hopkins and two daugh
ters, Harriet and Lucia. Mr.. Hopkins
special agent OF the Mountain States
T. & T. Company. having been trans
ferred to this field. He will return
from time to time as business condi
tions warrant, and the family may be
returned here later.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Guy Bowers Returns.

On Tuesday evening Guy Bowers
and wife, who have made their home
for the past two years at Oklahoma
City. Oklahoma returned to Delta for
an indefinite stay. They may make
their home here. Guy is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Bowers
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Potato Growers Meeting

On next Wednesday the potato
growers are invited to meet at the
Community Rooms, where Mr.. Allie
welt, director of markets, will discuss
grades. etc. The meeting opens at
7:3O and there will be many things Of
interest to growers.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Old Friends Visit.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Newcomer, former
Delta residents, but now living on a
nice S0-acre ranch which they own
near Fruita. came up Monday and are
spending the week here visiting rela-
tives and friends, Their little S-year-
old daughter accompanied them, They
expect to return to their home Sun
day.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10

Slight Fire.
On Tuesday evening at about IL
o'clock fire was discovered about the
chimney of the ]. w. Ambrose tire
shop. A prompt alarm and response
by the fire department extinguished
the flames with slight damage to the
establishment.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Visiting Her Sister.

Visiting Her Sister.
Miss Ivalyne Mcdaniel Of Salt Lake
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. T. H.
Dunbar. Miss Mcdaniel is a violin
player of considerable ability and
made her initial appearance at the
Woman's Club play last evening.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10

Lady Mayor Visits Here.
Mrs. Addie Williams. mayor of Lake
City, arrived Friday and visited for a
short time with Mrs. Ellen Hand, a
friend of girlhood days.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Radio Club oraanlzes.

The Delta Radio Club members met
at the Community Rooms Saturday
afternoon and organized. w. P. Dale,
DR. Harry A. Smith and Ray L. Stan
ford were elected board Of directors
and given full authority to draft set
of rules and regulations for the club.
The aerial will be put on the Lincoln
school grounds.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Married Here.

Married Here.
On Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
Rev. F. w. Hopkins Of the Church of
God united in marriage Elvis A. Eaks
and Miss Irene Springer, both of
Olathe. They expect to make their
home on Spring Creek Mesa near
Montrose
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Operated on Eye.

Operated on Eye.
Miss Bertha Houston, Mathematics
instructor in Junior High School, has
been absent from her duties this week
owing to minor operation for growth
on her eye. She is making nice i'm
provement.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Rev. Parry Well.

Rev. Parry Well.
Friends and members Of the Baptist
church will be glad to learn that Rev.
A B. Parry. pastor. has recovered
from his recent physical troubles and
will occupy his pulpit morning and
evening Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29

al was SO nervous that | could not
sleep. chewed my finger nails until
they bled. | suffered from indigestion
40 badly and my stomach was 80 dis
ordered that often | could not retain
even the lightest food on my stomach.
Gas would form and then ! would be
come so nauseated that | would throw
up all | had eaten. ] had dizzy spells
and sometimes would actually faint
away My liver was inactive, my blad-
der very weak and my bowels irregular
Then, besides oil OF this ! had terrible
SPELLS of bloating and swelling. IL be
came so bad ut times that | would have
10 loosen my waist and unlace my
shoes
Il weighed 81 pounds when started
| taking Plant Juice. Now, since | have
taken seven bottles Of Plant Juice, ]
weigh us pounds and feel like an en-
/ tirelv different woman. ! can eat and
enjoy my meals without bit of gas or
nausea afterward. My nerves are quiet
and sleep well. ! do not have dizni-
ness or fainting spells My liver, bowel,
and bladder are in good condition. Those
terrible bloating spells do not come
/ any more.
Il know thnt IL any sufferer will try
I Plant Juice he will not waste his none,
because it surely is wonderful mcdi
cine
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a,
the Miller Drug Store, 40A-408 Market
street; in New Castle by T.. Challenge,
& Son; in Newport by G. B. White
in Newark by W. T.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

specis. Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Nd. March 29.-Thcodore
Steel. aged about Go years. who resided
olono at Barksdale. wns found in his
home. yesterday, In an unconscious
condition. While being removed to
Union Hospital. Elkton. he died before
reaching Elkton. Coroner Masraw
summoned jury and an inquest will
be held today.
James A. Clarke. aged about rs years
died. Monday. at the homo OF his
era nddaughtcr Mt Elk Mills, after q
hriet> illness. For many years he WINS
n successful farmer of this section.
Mrs. Flora Nelson. nged about sc
years. one Of Elkton's well-to-do resi-.
dents. died. yesterday. at her home II
this town. after n brief Illness. Her fu.
neral will take place Friday after
noon.
Thieves broke into the high schoo
At North East. during the week ent
holiday. and stole several dollars col
leCted by the pupils for the Near Eas
Relief Fund
Wilmer Hoops, while cutting dowI
timber IN woods near Forest Hill
was struck by falling tree and hi
lee broken.
Dennis kosec and Anna Edmonds
both OF Port Deposit. were granted
marriage license In Elkton, yester
day.
Milton NJ. litter OF Chesapeake CIT,
has devised an appliance for automo
biles TO control the flow OF gasoline, re
quiring a special key before the ca
can be operated. The device il intend
ed TO lessen chances OF theft.
National Bank Examiner Charles A
Stewart. who was I'm charge OF tn,
Second National Bank Of Elkton 70
several weeks after II closed Its doors
visited the bank yesterday and con
rerred with Thomas w. Perkins. re
| Ceiver
The first baseball game OF the sea
son in this county was played yester
day between Colora and Hickor
Grove public schools. Tho Colora boy
won by a score OF Ia to II.
The students at Elkton high schoC
will hold dance In the Armory. Fri
day evening next.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mrs. Camelia Owens, Wife Of
John T. Owens, Dies After
Long illness.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Now Castle, March 29.--Mrs.
Camela Adeline Owens. wife OF John
7. Owens. Delaware street near the
Strand. died at her homo yesterday
afternoon after n long Illness OF tu-
berculosis. Tho deceased was well
known In this city. having been resi-
dent here for the past five years. COM
ing from fredericksburg, Md. She is
survived by her husband and two
sisters, Mrs. Flora II. German and
Mrs. Frederick Ulrich OF Baltimore
The body will be sent today To Balti-
more by Undertaken Chandler H.
Gebhardt and tho funeral services
will be held at the residence OF her
sister. Mrs. Flora II. German. tomor-
row.
The following ushers for tho month
OF April have been selected for the
Methodist Episcopal Church: Morn
ing. Lloyd Taylor. William Steele, Jo-
seph McCuen. Arthur Gibbs. Evening,
Charles Blackburn. Thomas Rees,
Oscar Eskridge and Robert Hurd.
| The installation OF tho new light
ing system at the Baldton and Button
wood suburban districts, by the con-
tractors, the Wilmington and Phila-
delphia Traction Co. was completed
today.
! An all-day meeting was held today
In the parish house of Emmanuel
Church by tho members OF tho Wo-
mems Auxiliary. Luncheon WAS serv-
ed at noon.
Tomorrow evening the members %
the entertainment committee ant
members of dollar drive committe,
will hold n meeting at the home o
the president of New Castle Athleti,
Association, Chandler IL. Gebhardt, a
: o'clock. for the purpose OF discuss
= ing plans for the coming baseball
season. -
Robert II. Harrington & Son hav,
secured the contract awarded by tn,
members OF the Trustees OF the Com,
mons for painting the interior of tn,
Model Farm, tenanted by Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Gross.
The members OF Caesar Rodne,
Chapter, No. s, Order OF the EASTER
Star. are making plans to hold n bake
on Saturday morning at the Drifting
ham pharmacy.
. Rev. and Mrs. J. u. Bicking an,
family will move to Pocomoke City
Md, next week. where the paste
will assume charge OF the Methods
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. George Whitfield. wife OF sta
ton Agent George Whitfield. who ha
charge OF the station at F0rnhurst
! yesterday was operated upon at III
Homeopathic Hospital. Wilmington.
Mrs. Harold Hobbs. who has bee
attending the conference Mt Cam
bridge, Nd. returned home yesterda,
Miss Anna Gemmin of East Thir
1 street Is spending several days a.
e guest OF her sister. Mrs. William j
n Myers OF Floral Park, who IL confine
G to her bed with illness.
n This evening the girls of the Senio
] class OF the High School win play tn
= final game OF the season with th
J. girls Of Emmanuel Church in IN
parish house cage.
Miss Laura Wright Of wYlmingto
is spending several days as guest {
Rev. and Mrs. J. Il. BiCking an
family at the Methodist parsonage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
FRIENDS TO ATTEND
FIVE YEARS. MEETING
Phila. Orthodox Yearly Session
Decides Also to Reorganize
Foreign Activities.

Philadelphia, March Philadel-
phia Orthodox Friends held business
sessions yesterday morning and after
noon at the sittings OF their Yearly
Meeting. Ministers and elders met at
10 q. nv. and "A Joint general session was
held Mt y. M.
Tho answering Of Ave special queries
occupied tho attention OF the morning
seesion of ministers and elders. Re
turning minutes" were adopted for the
two visiting Friends from England.
William Littleboy and e. Maria Bishop.
Prominent among the other visitors
were Elizabeth Emmett and Anna
Rrsithweite Thomas. both English
Friends.
Early In tho proceedings the clerks
read the report Of tho Committee on
Christian Tsbors In Foreign Lands
This document called for tho taking
az very radical step by the Yearly
Meeting.
Al tho afternoon session clerks for
tho current week were chosen. Mary
r. Williams. OF Moorestown. y. u.
was solicited as clerk of the women's
side. Sarah Emlcn Moore. OF German
town. and Elizabeth Y. Jones. OF HAY
er'ord. ss her assistants. The men
united In choosing Davis II. Forsythe
~ West Chester. a. their clerk. to bs
assisted Ivy John ~. Carter. OF Ians-
downc. and Francis II. Taylor. OF
Choltenhsm.
The committee recommended its owr
discharge and that the foreign mission
AIRY activities OF Philadelphia Friends
he taken over by the Yearly Meetins
directly. A general plan was suggested
aiming TO consolidate. rcorganize and
administer tho entire missionary work
of the district under one body
Tho meeting expressed general ap-
proval Of tho project. which. as var
ious speakers pointed out, was trul,
nm epoch-making step. 1t was finally
decided 20 appoint new committe,
to discover some workable and defnlt,
plan by which this object could b'
achieved.
Last on the list Of messages 20 be
brought before the afternoon meeting
was tho invitation 10 send delegates &c
the Five Years Meeting. This body Is
an organization OF Representatives sen,
bN ~ of tho Orthodox yearly meet
ings In this country.
1t is held every Ave years. and
meets al Richmond. Ind. where Il
functions as biz religious confer
enCe
There is alwsy. great opposition or
tho part OF Philadelphia Friends 10 Of
fcial participation IN this gathering
Yesterday was no exception to tn,
rule. Tho opponents Of such actor
expressed grave concern lest the send
ms ~ delegates 90 a Ave year meet
ins ~ thi. type might compromise
tho local body In regard 20 certain
of their own fundamental beliefs. not
ably that In free Gospel ministry"
II seems that so-called paid minis
try" Is general among certain OF th'
Western yearly meetings represented
~ tho conference.
The matter was discussed pro an(
con. Friends finally reached a deci
eion favorable TO participation. and
q committee was appointed 10 nomi
nate delegates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
CHrSTFRrowN AND VICINITY.

star Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chostortown. Nd. March 2e-The
COMMITTEES IN charge OF assigning the
homes for the ministers and laymen
OF the Mary n nd Conference. which as
semblce IN Chri~t NJ. T. Church here
next Wednesday. has completed the
work. There were ample homes for
oil and quite a number have been held
IN reserve for emergencies
Patrons Of the government operat-
ri motor truck service between Eas-
ton and Elkton have not given up hope
that the government WIFI continue 20
operate the route. and strenuous eff
forts are being made, especially by
the residents OF Easton and vicinity.
90 have mails brought 70 the Eastern
shore by the Pennsylvania Railroad
ferry 20 Queenstown and transported
by motor truck 20 the Va rious sections
OF the north and south Eastern Shore
Some OF the early town gardeners
are clearing ground and nlulching the
soil. preparatory 70 planting potatoes
end early vegeta bles. Judging from
the looks OF al kinds OF fruit buds
there will he a bumper crop OF peaches
pears. and all kinds OF berries. Straw
berry growers are preparing for big
yield.
Apparently one OF the most uncon-
cerned prisoner. in the Chertertown
ti IL George Comegyr. the Negro
who is awaiting trial for the murder
o. another Negro named Brooks. In
Colte, several months ago and who
har confessed 20 the crime. Comeg1-s
apparently has no conception OF hi.
position. end goes singing about his
cell ss II he were on a visit 10 friends
instead ~ being within the shadow o,
the sallows. His trial will take place
~ the term 81 court 10 be held the
third Monday in April.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
NAME DELEGATES.
Sixth Ward Democrats Hold
Old Time Rally Prior to
County Convention.

Democrats of the Sixth ward held n
we'll attended meeting at 1915 Market
street last evening. Tho following
were elected delegates to tho county
conventions: Mrs. Edward Donahue,
Mrs Edward Morris and Robert w.
Kramer. The chairmen md women OF
each district reported the work thoy
are doing 10 organize their district.
Short addresses were made by Mrs
NJ. McGillion, Patrick Lyons and
Chairman Kramer. After all business
was disposed OF. refreshments were
served and all present voted II an old
time Democratic meeting.
The ward chairman announced that
meetings would be held each week
until the fall election.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
She CLORIES IN
TELLING PUBLIC
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
lieved Dizziness, Nervous
ness and Bloating.

81 glory in letting everybody know
how Plant Juice has restored me to good
health after Ind been in weakened,
nervous, run down condition for six
years." said Mrs. Edward Wagner, OF
Duncennon, Pa, Rural Route No. 2,
in a recent interview with The Plant
Juice Man who spent several months in
Wilmington not long ago and who is
now nj Harrisburg, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Tho suorrrss Retort.

Doctor Smith Ia given 10 snoring. His
wife woke him tho other night and re-
marked. complainingly. John, II you
would Just try TO keep your mouth
shut. you would make less noise"
sod youl" growled the doctor. a.
he rolled over and went TO sleep again.
Judge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
show 10 Help Colorcd Home.

A minstrel show will be presented In
tho National Theatre, Eighth and
French streets. tomorrow evening.
April 0. by nifty xIrlA under tho dlrec-
tlon OF Mrs. John o. Hopkins. Tho pro-
ceeds will 20 to tho Industrial School
for Colored Girls. A dance will follow
the show.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
ST. Johns Choir to Sing Cantata.

The choir Of st. Johns F. f. Church
Will render the cantata The Message
From tho Cross" by McFsriane, on
Palm Sunday. Two numbers on the
drum. Coronation March" and I'm
the Hall Of the Mountain King" will
be rendered by Herbert Diaho. a stu
dent OF the University OF Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29

Auto owners may rely on the re-
pair man whose ads are In classinca-
tic 10 OF the classified ad section.-
Adv.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Maritime Miscellany

barge Racine. was r0.4 TeffcrnaF ~
United states Marshall tg NcwtoFn Coal
SEyg oFLEAvs. Dec ss-sir Ramon
fAu.-l. formerly owned by Mexican
Fruli and Go operating ln tho Aehl'a
fruit trado. was soid BY bisso towle2s'
Warh. for $4,000 The E.sso 60 bouTft
her N public auction fDr $500
EAN FUANC1fCO Dec lQ---ttr Norm
iaud. .rou Seattle Tor thls port. was iof,ei
f9 ieftiso1 part " cergo on DEC Z. n1t..s
heavy weather on Humboldt County, yes
I'D unfamaEcd and proceeding
SEATTLE Dec 21-F0ur vessels held ir .
eide Straits of Juan y. Fuca nccouni az
heavy weather outrldo
NORTH SYDNEY - S Dec eq--Grafe r.
FEARS eArre fcd fnr safety of Bretouin.
which sailed from 80 Pierre ~ taFs ag1
for ports south it ls believed uniets
rfIr far been driven into Newfou1fiaHd
port iH telegraph Communication VIII oui
slide point she been lost with all un board.
WALIFAN y r. Dec 30 - Continuous
rrirr which have been sweeping the mort j
Atlantic have caused several vessels cr
route 90 American ports 20 head Tor HALT
FAX for bunkera OIL tanker Cheyenne. Sian
chester Dec - foT Philadelphia, arrived
late to-day f1r fuel 90 and VII resume hfr
voyage shipping Board gtr West Manorlff.
New York FOR East Indian ports. II dre
f0-dny fnr Oh.
Red cross liner silvia. duo from Nev
YORK WIN not arrive until tomorrow. ran
into strong u0reaFter after Leaving port.
Red Cross liner Eosailrd arrived this nfter-
noon from Si fohn'T horrl late and isft
tonight for Nrw York.
ThurHl1y nights gale caused damage
t0 nshlg fleets along Nova scotian coast.
particularly 60 feet operating out % Lock
port. rpars and higgins being carried awas
SAN PEDRO Dec ga-Crlckcf tradirr
coarfElse arrived late esfh. Tort dcck-
load lumber during heary Weather, 10
drrHEe to vessel
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
Independent Wireless Tcle-
graph Co., Inc.

distance "a miles. position az noon upiss,
otherwise stated.
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Freight Ships Due
Due day

vesssi Port Agency.
Marbo. Antwerp. Dec 1Z..-.... sykes Eros
Vssuvia. Napies Nov 2s .italia-Am Line
Gibraltar. Dec 7..Funch- Edye
city OF Aeibovrne. Tort SAID. Nov -.
Norton. Lilly a CO
wsehavksn. Tyne. Dec s......R Hague
Ethan Allen. Colon. Dee 10 Mallory Trans
MsGabs. London. Dec go. lat Mere Marine
Bolivian. Liverpool, De. f.lnt Mere Narils
Tarantia, Glasgow. Def it,. cunard Line
Wells City, Swansea. DEC i2.......C Hul
hlvorado Colon, Dec ii..Fandsrson a soUs
MerCier, Antwerp. Dec l2.... Lloyd y Beige
Iuscerofa. Liverpool Dec al r. l. Hague
Victorious. Colon. Dec !. Mallory Transport
Afupetco. Antwerp. Dec I4... STANDARD OIL
Cr0o Ortegal. Seville. Dec D.. Brionea Z. Go
Southwestern Miller. London. Dec 10.
Union CITY, MlddisbrouTh. Dec 3. '
west Eldsra. Bordeaux. Dec y.
Cosmopolitan Line
Palma. sisffs Leone. Dec lid Bacon
Due Tomorrow
Bleln. TTinidad. Dec ie. Lar port T. Holt
Vincent, DunkiTk. Dec Is....Cosmop0.ltEn
West Mahofnet Gibraltar. Dec t.
United American Line
Due Monday
Buckleigh. Barceionla. Dec .Febre Lac
suceTle. Algiers, Dec 3.
Iioulder. Weir a Boyd
Due Tuesday
Arcturus. Gibraltar. Nov b.. Kerr Line
w 4 McKenny. Cristobai. Dec o.
Houlder Weir q BOYD
Victoria. Hsvnns. Dec g.
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