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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-20
To Wear Thin Waists
or Sleeveless Dresses
(Beauty TOpics)

With the aid of a delatone paste,
1t is an easy matter for any woman
to remove every trace of hair or
fuzz from face, neck and arms.
Enough Of the powdered delatOne
and w.-- is mixed into a thick
paste and spread on the hairy sur.
face for about . minutes, then
rubbed off and the skin washed.
This completely removes the hair,
but TO avoid disappointment, ret
the delatone in an original pack
age.-Advt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-20

less she makes amends for this "
able incident. 3
In the course OF the converso(
Chancellor Wirth and DR.. RatheI
the German foreign minister, mado
cuses and presented diffusc expl41
about. the reasons which induced thGl
to sign the treaty with Russin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
| Special 10 The Tine.plera,ch !

Especial 10 The Time.-pi.pairh
CHINCOTEAGEE, VA. GO. Ia
There has been no enterprise In the
history ~ the Eastern Hharo O.. vlr.
Ein'a that has created as much In
'srest az the building o. ,ho .y.,en,
90 roads and bridges from Ch!ncu-
'saEu" Island Ia Tho mainland
known az Tho Ch!nco,coguo Toll
Road ana bridge Company" thu.
connecting tho island Win Locate
Va located on thu Now Yurs. phiia-
deiphia and Norfolk Railroad, with
direct shcll kna stone rond a dis
lance OF about s.ven miles and xiv.
ing tn" hea food !rdustr!es Of Chin.
co'esHuo an outlet by road FOR the
nr't Kim" In tho history Of Tho 10
land.
on November / tn" road ant
friUx"S. distance o. four and SIX
y-f"ur on" hundredths miles over
IN" marshland, creeSs nud channels.
connected together hy s!x bridge,
VII! he thrown open to :he punl.c
With tne exception az painting ,ha
ron structure over N" lars. channel
Of Queen Sound and laying the floor
INK the six bridge. at. now com
rI"t-d and ready for u.s.. From,
"laoHs $a'r"ws to W"lr cr.ek tn.
rn"ll road has neon rolled aud b.di.d
on moth sides With dirt, rounded mn
and - no" in =. fine xhaue as any
turnpike. II u aa< nncnsvary 10 do
=" the road could TO pu, INTO rs.
WITHIN feW ia ,e. hat II has been
decided not :" ALLOW any vehicle. "a
pass over inc road un,ll all finishing
'"H'h"s nav" h"en mad" ana IN. OF,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
TO CONNECT CHINCOTEAGUE
ISLAND WITH THE MAINLAND
SeaFood Industries Of Disric, to Have First Outlet By
Road-Will Be Thrown Open to Pub.
lie November l.

tire rad opened tn the public. Dur
inu tn. past woea .svera, have made
the Journey af"o. from tho Island
Ia 'ha mainland
Extreme !piero.' ha. been ren
tered on the project for the ,as. two
years by III" people Of he entire
Hh"re. lacking forward to tho Sine
whom business Interest. OF the Island
and !hs Eastern Shore Will no
coupled together. thua directing
TRADE between CnlnooteaEue and mo
rest ot Tho world ;n ,ho Eastern
Bho:n OF Virginia and Maryland In
n;ead nt as heretofore via ferry 10
Franklin CRY and ~ through Della
ware.
The new road III! he m. creates,
boom For Ch!ncot"Pgu" % any pro-
iect that has ever been undertaken
In - h'stoTy. The ISLAND 1. located
10 the cas-, OF upper Accumac Coun-
y. four and one half miles from ,ha
mainland and constitutes ;. narrow
strip Of land seven miles long and
It's greatest breadth ~ on. milo has
"A population .: 3.5"o and Is known
all over tn" Fast and Middle W.s.
t"' !'s m" production ~ s-a food
ana shetland PONIES - is said m.
island has IN" largest output ~ na,
oysters and ''sn1s "r any seaport IN
IN" Atlantic S"sh"ard south Of RIOS
ton and bears national reputation
Yer its enc oysters and clam. Tho
ponies ran uild "n tho upper c,,d nf
tn" island = nj marshes Each spring
At an advertised date ih.S hav. A
pony r"nuinv 'nat ATTRACTS visitors
and huy"'s fr"n, Al over the East
for tho event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
FIND MORE CASES
OF "GLAND" LARCENY
lMy A.sn.IatcI rr..sl

CHICAGO. oc, i5.-f;eror,s 81
Two more newly discovered eases
80 gland" larceny. fnllovinc tn.
r"r"r1 th,t joseph W"zu!aA had been
overcome aud robhed 81 gland
"ero in the hands Of the polio. to-
night
Henry Johnston. an electrical cm
p'"N" on hearing ri tho operation
performed on Woznjak. Voluntarily
came forward and said he had he.n
The victim ~ = similar attack hun
had kent II secret at the limo for
fear ~ tho n"toriety II, added M,
NJ "as told At the hospital whcr.
ne was t-eated Of third victim
NJ ne time pr Hugh NJ Nc,
k""chnic ~ III. Chicago Medical
society after conference with
members ~ the organization. an
nounc"d every effort would he made
hN the society :" halt what seemed
10 n" new form Of handitrv cap
tain Thomas couEhlin. Of tho police
department. said amy ono AFRO s,ei
IN connection with such an orera
ton would he charged with MAYHEM.
punishable by sentence Of from one
~ fourteen years in the peniten-
i!arN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
TOBACCO MARKET RUNS
FAR ABOVE LAST YEAR
Sales Total Over 100000
Pounds al Petersburg
Since September 10.

PETENSBrR0, VA, DOT ;s-pe
terrburuS tobacco market l.. running
Tar ah""" last year areard!na 10
rep"rt from tho ,wu auction ware.
houses which report .aie. ,o;aI,nr
over 100000 gouuda .inco tho mar.
Hot opened. sap'omhe. 10. This la
e'hnrs only the upon wRTahousss a.
IN" hauE"' from NC drawers as.o-
r'a''"n warehouse. which opened uc-
,"bs' q, could no; 10 obtained /,
10 believed. however. thu, over 1000
geo POUNDS have already hecn han
died since tho beginning u! tho ,ea-
son hor"
with tho exception Of tn, opening
dny ~ tn" !UcHl mnrActa on Sep,em-
her ~. last Friday was The b!xxc,t
si"xl" day for fourteen y-urr FOR
Hht tobacco "n Ia. local floors.
".n 1880" pounds we're rO!d by
me auction houses n; an average o..
80 cents. Tni. /. !poncd upon As the
banner DAY" b. Tho warehouse
Farmers for many mile. around are
bringing their ,obacco - Petersburg.
ON" "n'nirg all the wsy from guNo.x
ABOUT ""eh AK" io TRY out ,n-
inarn"'' and me prices "-r. 80 sat-
'-'a"tory, f. "-s stated ma, no *.
p""'s 20 send e-y.ral hundred thou
sand POUNDS u"r- nsre b4fnr" the
season ci"s"s His frst truck car
:i"d 1000 vuunds
The bans. auI morchan,- ar. ali
Importing g""d business from 49,.
farmers. WHO aro pending 'h.ir
none fr""l> after they rec"iv. If,
f"r rheir weed
u LOOKS liN" 'h" kt~aris and Ro-
'ary Clubs prediction ,h., peters
burg VIII hsndlo approximately, Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16

Wtfd.r " MN c,-, ,,,,r, =,
Ai.yand-
: ~ omen rnrur
The League ~ ytrri,i. N,,ic;,.i.
to, viii no IN. run.,s a., ~. p.,,-.
turr Rotary CIu, a, t,s rarula,
meeting in tn. evening
u,,nIn S, ,..
The Relation 81
h'S iEosrHm :" the
- To,s IN, N".." ,rnH'"n'
.'' - ""'""er S'H7e highway
- 80 lecture. lSNlnr
=, ." va N"""'h NV Major
',''" "' eng ln""rs,
l"'S' "~Sis''nt en-.
'''>S'""'' "' District OF
w. - \ 'Nlhe Ir"h-
""'. ,"E' !. q. Nass'
W "a"
,,.al. ff'"'c'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
SUCCESSFUL. TEST
OF NEW DIRICIBLE
IEy Associntoh rr.ss. l

DAYTON. ONO. Oct -. success
fnl test Of q new diriSihlc balloon
designed. ii was said. I" replace the
captiv" observation balloons OF the
late war was conducted at Wilbur
Wright Field. Saturday. by Charles
BranniSan. test pilot. "f Akron. and
Ensign Charles I!aGch l.. X ~. il
was announced here today.
lnder the test. the balloon 800
feet in the air. and attached tn n
motor truck. was pulled Ia various
points on the field. The balloon
was then Gu; loose from the truck.
ana under it's own power, CruiScd
about, later coming back to the
truck, where u drag rope was nickfd
M ana the ship was towcd back to
its m"oring.
II was pointed ont that tho bal
i""n might b" i"wcd astcrn bat
tloship. and after cruising about for
observation. might again be at
tachcd tn the ship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
GULF DISTURBANCES
REPORTED CENTRAL
IRy Associated rrcss.1

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5-1he die
tirhIh"" over the eastern Gulf Of
M"Nic" was apparently central to-
night some distance south OF Ap-
palachi"ola. moving slowly north
ward. the Weather bureau announced
storm warnings We're ordered con-
tinued from Mobile to Tampa. An
other disturbance was reported de-
reloping over the northwestern sec
ton Of the Caribbean Sea, II was
expected to move northward or
northwestward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
GOVERNOR REFUSES
LIQUOR CASE PARDON
Where Men Sell for Gain Ex.
ecutiye Saya Musi Suffer
tOueCulIences
consequences.
Especial :" The TIme.-p1.ps,ch. !


sTVASiEHG. VA. Oct. i5-qov-
srn"r TriEk'e oGors no encourage.
men! .f pardon to violaior. Of tho
Irah!h!,!"r laws Edward Marhisy,
a! noa! a. luke. Hheuandoah county,
was convicted a. the Peptemh-r term
al the c!rea!. Cur, !or second Of
fer"' Of violating tho Mapp act. and
tho Jury Ksvr him ono year on IN.
state road force and fnn Of 1900.
Pending The beginning OF the srn-
,euce. which Judge waiting -n.-
PENDED Until the November form OF
tho court, Marhiey pr.s.n,.d pc
,iron signed by y number Of ci,.zon,
10 Governor Tr!nhl-, ASKING for
pardon. IN IA letter TO VI /. Walton,
attorney for Markley. and Common
w%altn's Attorney g. r. P.n"-. under
date Of october II. Governor Trinkle
says.
Il nave '"h~r had presented 10
m" a petition for The pardon ~ Ed
Mad Marley. wh" ha. been con-
v!"'"d az violation ~ Tho prohipi,ion
LAYS find ihi. is the second Of
'su,e ~ M Ma-klev In nv in
auvuraI address announced that
where mon were convicted ~ han
ding liTu"r fr- gain tha, would
"rp"c, them to serve tho sentences
imposed hv ~. juri.s unle.v ,hore
this case. 'h.r. is n" d"uh, :. 70 tn.
ruil'. n" jury nas Hr~d tho punish
m-n, ard O., will lao impossible FOR
mo tp Interfere with "a Inc, y..I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
EDUCATION SUPERVISORS
LAUDED BY SCHOOL HEADS
Study Local Conditions and
Direct improvements
Throughout State.

Tha State Department 20 Educa-
ton has stan 81 o!gh, supervisors
charged with special du,ion In tho
heida of secondary education. In vo.
cauonal agriculture, vocational homo
economies, trado and Industrial odu-
catcn. rural schools. negro schoolH.
MISUNDERSTANDING. and phys!ca! oau-
ot tho State Hoard Of Education.
stated yesterday These awp.tv!aorn
spend good part OF their limo
among tho schools Of the state.
studying local conditions, d.re,..uA
enlarE"men.s and IMPROVEMENTS and
checking up educational results
'Statistics just complied by the
state Department Of Education show
that, during the session ~ 1912.
am aH"rar" "f four and s!.-t-nthS
visits "as mad" ia zach ~ TN" com
Ties Of Virginia and hv" aud Six
ten'hs TO each uf tn" riti"s ~ VIZ
Sinia by TN" department stan .
supervisors, pr Sanger declared
Tho dos not inoludc tho numerous
visits mad" hy tho STAT. isoArd Of
Educa'ion II appears tina, all OF
tho counties ~. Virginia, except nv
and all ~ IN. cities aA,"p, two.
las, wear received tprcial visits by
~" supervisory STAFF maintained hy
tn" state
-rhis Is nur achievement. and.
win IN" recent addition ~ ,wo as-
sistan, supervisors. will no d"ub, t..
eclins"d during tn" present s"ssi, n.
our effort IS to rc.cu cy.r, local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
,urEc Attempt to Poison Cow.

IN al"Ged attempt I" poison 4
max COW caused the arrest nr two
negroes 10y Policemen carver and
M''h"" "i second station. Satur,lav
"'Ih'. Ih"y ""r" held ON tn" fol
"hE 'harI" for a hearing In Police
curt ihiS morning and gave their
names as j. j rimbrrIakc ana e. a
NILS. The arrest was mad. ou m.
complaint 81 l;eatric" Smith. col
"r"d, VII" said The animal h-came
III after eating food alleged - have
been prepared rs tho two negroes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
MARRIED THREE DAYS,
ENDS HIS LIFE BY POISON
No Motive Is Ascribcd for Sui.
eide Of Bristol
Man.
rsprc.al to Tho Times Dispatch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
hRiSTOI., VA, oct. la. Married
only ,hr,o days, walter RR,cliT 20
year. old. grocer and we'll known
hero, today took hi, own lie by
swallowing carbolic acid He died
In fc~ minutes aftor drinklug ;ho
&C. go ~" home % his mother.
His body -as taken "a the HON" ~
his bride, across tAc strr"t from that
,.'., Sc. \ Coruner's Jury held
tina, Natclin came TO his death b.
his own hands
No motive has been assigned tor
tho act He appeared 20 DO In tho
best Of health aud spirits yester-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
4" s,nr- M-mb-rship Drive.

E.HSbl IG. Va oar - The
rl-m oerShip campaign Tor IN" Y NJ
VIII ." h"ld ror C"u- d.ys no
ginning October %. il va. announced
t"Si"fd"t ~ Joseph ~ smith viii
n""i IA" Ni?'' aEer"gn,l"n and vIll
-" Any "-Ai-'"d ~ Julian Il Gr"sh-
am. "hi." FranHLu " Smith vfl
command THE Tuc,s" and assisted
hy H"r""r' T. Tucker our of ,h.
'hr"" c"inp:Nru- h"id. I'll" SIPS"
nav" son '""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
TWO GOVERNORS To
MEET IN MOUNT AIRY
Good Roads Meeting to Hear
Addressed From Morrison
and Trinklc.

MOUNT AIRY, y c. oct, 10
Never In tho History u! ,nI, par, Of
the country will thero ba 30 notable
an occasion "a viii takn place IN
Mount Airy on Friday and Saturday,
October 20 and 81, whom tho Govern.
ora Of Virginia and North Carolina
and other state d!Rnitar!e, will meet
In Mount Airy and thke part In
good roads meeting.
For many months tho k.~auis
Club OF Mount Airy. composed u,
business men OF that city. has bean
very active IN the work OF enthus-
!nS III" people OF It, section on the
suhiec, Of good roads, only recently
The club made visits To Stuart. Va.
and Sparta y g. making propose
'ionS TO tn-s' ;w" county seats ,hnt
you'd provIh. f"r good roads con
Meeting with Mount Airy
F"-trr"d ", <iwnni- club.
Following NJ THIS good roads avi-
'aii"n tn" i<iwanjs club has t"st"r.d
and wlil put across on" ~ IN" great
est meetings ever held in the two
states Already both Governor Trin-
Nle and Governor Morrison have ac-
copied invita- inr1 - attend mis-
meeting and addreSs tn. r."pI. |,
e SAID 1t this is the nrs, occasion
IN IA" history ~ tho two states
" hon ;h".r Gov"rnors have had nr-
""Si"" Z" meet and join zach other
a. n" stat" line ana tax" par, I'm y
Inhl." gathering representing TN"
citizenship ~ tin. ~" states Mount
\irN = situated only three miles
from tn Virginia TN" and II - tho
ruri'"S" ~ tn" committee IN charv.
O" nsN" Tho two Governors actually
meet and shake lands At tn line
Governor TrinNl. will leave Wvih.-
We Friday morning. 2"ing I" Mount
My 10y auto. Under The plan Gov
"rn"r MORRISON VIII meet him at tn.
star" inc on tn" Fancy CAP Road.
and shak" hands thereby pl.dsinr
r|"h others sUpror. IN tn. further
Anr' ~ PROGRESSIVE" measures affect
ing tho tw" states.
Expect Th""snnds 4" Attend.
rms part "f TIA" program il
f"atur" that perhaps has never or-
'nrrtd IA a.y place in Ia. nation II
y tNp"ct"" mat several THOUSAND
r"prl" MI gather at thu l.tti. Whit.
r"st "u tn" Fancy Gap Road. which
marks tn" Imaginary lin" between
IN" ~" peoples. and l." Witnesses 4"
mat mcm"rah'" ""casIon \, tn.
'"u"iuSi"n Of ia" ceremony at the
STAT" lin" III. tw" ,;.v"ruors viii
rr"""'J :" Mount Niry. wucr" ,hcy
aud their pariy Will h" rendered a
banquet Friday evening
'n saturday TIA" good roads rally
MI! h" held 81, tn. FAR ,;,ounds
when IA" 'w" Governors will address
IN" r""rl" other Leading aud
rl"mih"nt men from both states VIII
ais" lac present El4h"rate propar.-
lions arc being made t" accommodate
the crowd on that dan This NO
donht. viii hs thu sr.ates, and mos,
tau" rath"ring "fi paopI" over held
III thls section. Conservative csri-
mates place tho number who will
attend this meeting around oooN.
In" result; 81 this meeting viii ho
h"N""d tn" calculation of human
nind as II viii ultimately result in
IN" connecting together Of all this
section ~ North carolina and Nir-
gun" WITH a system OF good roads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
Is ! W

" TIT'dEU, ND
+. NJ Musical program by Fay
White. soprano; W. X. Stromberc
accompanies and pianist: Lynn
oHri"n. tenor and y. Shiler. plan.
ist-accompanist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
VIC; Y


'S'NN""TaHN, y. u
~ Nj. = Naval Observatory
time signals
1913" i. NJ Noon stock market
quotations.
l2:45 +. Weather report on. SIS
meters.
r. NJ. Music.
r. M,-T'roduce market and STOCK
market reports and quotations: news
bulletins
I45 =. M.-An evening Of Irish
music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-16
NN'(.I

(Meiford Hillsidr)
$3.50 T. M.-Boston police reports.
BOSTON police headquarters. Late
ne~s flashes. Early sports news.
Boston American.
p. M.-Evening progrsm.
Middletown transcript., 1922-05-27
Notice

Pursuant to paragraph 10 of the Rules
and Regulations Governing the Use,
Administration and Navigation of In
land Waterway from Delaware River to
Chesapeake Bay, Delaware and Mary
land, as amended by Secretary of War
May II, 1922, the placing and main
tenance of nets and traps in the waters
of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
will hereafter be governed by regula-
tions issued from the United States En-
gineer's Office. Wilmington, Delaware.
All persons desiring to engage in fish
ing by nets or traps in the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal are advised to an.
ply to the District Engineer, U. S.
Army, 9th and King Streets, Whining
ton, Delaware, for information and
forms of application for written per.
mits Net fishing without permit is un-
lawful and those who fish with nets or
maintain nets or traps not authorized
by such permits will be prosecuted.
EARL l. Brown,
Colonel, Corps of Engineers,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Middletown transcript., 1922-05-27
Ladies' and gents best quality
silk hose, all shades and prices.
MRS. ETHEL P. TYLER.
SUMMER TRAINING CAMPS

l. The Citizens Military Training
Camps are conducted by the War De-
partment under the National Defense
Act. The Government pays the ex.
penses of those attending, including
the transportation to and from camps,
uniforms, food and medical attendance.
2. The object of these camps is to
bring together young men of the high
est type from all sections of the coun-
try, on common basis of equality, and
under the most favorable conditions of
outdoor life, to sti nulate and promote
citizenship, patriotism, and American
ism, and through expert physical atten-
ton, athletic coaching, and military
training, to benefit the young men in
dividually, and to bring them to realize
their obligations to their country.
3. There are three courses of in
struction, Red. White and Blue, the
age limit being from II to 27 years of
age.
4. Age limit for applicants who have
seen previous, service in the regular
Army, National Guard, or Reserves,
and especially veterans of the World
War, is 35 years.
5. The Commanding General, Second
Corps Area, Tin which Delaware is sit
uated) will hold camps from August I'd
to August 3lst, 1922, as follows: Infan-
try-Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y; Cav
alry-Camp Dix, N. j.; Engineers
Camp Dix, N. j.; Coast Artillery Fort
Hancock, N. j.; Signal Corps Camp
Alfred Vail, N. j.; Field Artillery
Nontauk Point, Long Island, N. Y.
6. These applications must lie in by
May 3lst, at the latest For applica-
tion blanks and further information.
see DR., R. r. Spahr, Major, Medical
Reserve Corps.
Middletown transcript., 1922-05-27
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

Plans have been completed for the
annual Commencement exercises at the
University of Delaware June 10, II and
IL. The graduation exercises will be
held Monday. June IL, on Delaware
College campus at TO- 80 o'clock. One
important change from past years will
be the fact that there will not be sep
arate graduation exercises for the class
of the Women's College. Those on
June IL will be joint exercises for the
graduates of both Delaware College
and the Women's College and the ad-
dress will be made by United States
Senator Irvine l.. Lenroot of Wisconsin
The complete program for the three
days follows:
Saturday, June 10-11 o'clock Della
ware College class day exercises in
Wolf Hall; II Is meeting of Board of
Trustees; 230 Women's College class
day exercises. 4, President Hull
hens reception at "The Knoll';
6. 80 general alumni business meeting
at Old College; o'clock Alumnae din
ner at the Women's College; Z Alumni
dinner at Old College;8 8 community sing
at Women's College; $50 Dean Robin
son IS reception at Women's College; 10,
dance for the classes of 1922 and 1921
at Women's College; 1890 Fraternity
reunions.
Sunday June I'LL O'Clock baccalau-
reate sermon by DR.. George d. Allison.
pastor of Second Baptist Church in
Wolf Hall o'clock vesper services at
the Women's College.
Monday June 10. 80 o'clock Com
mencement exercises on Upper campus,
address by U. s. Senator Lenroot; 1
O'Clock Commencement luncheon; 8
O'Clock laying of corner stone of the
new Chaper House of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity; $50 Commence
ment dance in the Armory,
All exercises are scheduled on day.
light saving time.
Middletown transcript., 1922-05-27
EVERYTHING REDUCED-First
Anniversary Sale at Berg's, East
Main street, Middletown, Del.
Cut u. S. Expense

Government expenditures for the fis-
cal year 1922 will show a reduction of
more than ii, 600, 600. 900 from the &C.
tual expenditures for the preceding fis-
cal year, 1921. Congress was informed
by President Harding in transmitting
the report of Director Dawes of the
budget on economies and savings in
governmental business.
Director Dawes estimated that gov
ernment expenditures for the current
fiscal year which were given in the De-
cember budget estimates as So. 967, 922,;-
366 will be at least $45, 55O, 1886 less. or
approximately So, 1922, 372, 03O.
AS compared with 1921, he continued.
there has been reduction of S9O7, $780,
900 in expenditures for the operation of
the routine business of the government
subject generally to executive control.
OF this sum he attributed $3.50, 900, 900
to the imposition of the executive plan
nd pressure on the routine business or
ganization of the government under the
new system inaugurated by the Budget
Bureau.
Middletown transcript., 1922-05-27

PROPOSALS ADDRESSED To THE
New Castle County State Highway
Commissioner, Room 1873, County Build
ing, Wilmington, Delaware, will be re-
ceived until 1900 O'Clock noon (Wil-
mington time). Ql.00 O'Clock standard
time). Tuesday, June 9th, 1922 for the
construction of a concrete pavement on
the Hamburg road teginning at the
railroad siding of the Bethlehem Steel
Company and extending in a southerly
direction for a distance of approximate
ly q miles. in New Castle Hundred.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Highway Commissioner Office,
Room 1873. County Building, on and
after May 9th. 1922. and set secured
upon making deposit of $4,000 which
will be refunded upon their return in
good condition on or before the day of
letting.
A certified check or bond for $500. 90
must accompany each bid
The Levy Court reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
CHARLES E. GRUBB,
New Castle Co., State Highway Com.