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New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. March 2.--The Holy Eucha-
al yesterday ct s o'clock a. m. Rev.
Father Thompson OF Dover. being tho
celchrant. An unusually large consre-
CATION was present.
violn Council. Junior Order Amcri-
ce, Mechanics. win bc visitors In
town this week Mt the meeting OF tho
Camden Council. assisting In the ini-
tiation OF new -mombcrs to tho Order,
a supper viii follow the business
mes,ing.
Friday evening Of this week there
will he n meeting OF the Fourth Quar-
terly Conference OF the NJ. II. Church.
Mrs. Margaret Mensch has invited
the members of tho Women's Christian
Temperance Union of tho NJ. Il. Church
to her homo next Thursday afternoon
for n social hour.
A Methodist afternoon prayermcet-
ing was held. Tuesday. Mt the home
OF Mrs. l.. Wilmer Hollis.
Iiram and Knowland Cooper have
given up their home In town. moving
on Monday 10 tho farm they have
recently rented. near Wyoming.
Mrs. Edward Reed few days ago
gave bridge party to members o.
her Club and other friends. After the
/ course luncheon in the diningroom
sn afternoon of cards followed.
| Mrs. Gibson. wife OF Captain Glib
son. ia entertaining n house party a
her homo in town this week, be
guests including two sisters from
! Philadelnhla.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, March Miss Clara Chad
sey tho now health teacher at tho To-
cal high school. will explain the pur-
pose OF this branch ~ education at a
meeting OF tho Parent Teacher As
eociation TO bo held IN the high school
tonight.
Miss Agnes Modill. who has been I'll
with scarlet fever FOR several weeks.
81 slowly recovering.
Mrs. Richard Lind OF Gloucester.
y. J. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Warner McNeal of South College
avenue. who recently was operated on
az a Philadelphia hospital, is I'm New
ark, spending her convalescent period
at tho home of her parents.
Miss Dorothy W. McNoal, daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs. ". Warner McNeal. a
student at Northncld Seminary. Mass,
will spend the Easter holidays here
with her parents.
Miss sara Fletcher Bryan OF Tar
boru, North Carolina. who has been
spending several weeks here With Mr
and Mrs. George Carter. on South Col
icge avenue. returned 10 her home to-
day.
Local women who have been con
Quoting a campaign for funds with
which 20 carry on the proposed Dis
trict y. w. &. A. work report subscrip'
tions 70 the amount OF $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
MADE FINE ADDRESS.

Seafurd. March 2.-1Brooks L. Ross.
presiden; OF the Seaford Produce
Growers Association. addressed the
members OF the Searord Merchants
Association. at their weekly meeting
IN the Junior Mechanics Hall here,
Tuesday night. and extended 10 the
a association the hearty cooperation
OF the Produce Growers Association
runSteclng upwards OF 200 members.
IN their efforts toward the advance
ment ~ Soaford and vicinity. Mr..
Ross remarks were an inspiration 20
the merchants. all Of whom are eI.
thusiastic over the prospects OF much
good coming from their Organization
IN the way of improvements and in
creased business In this town.
Scyss1l items OF vital interest 10 the
town and community was brought be-
fcre the association at this meeting
including improvements in steamboat
and mail service.
a report from a committee appoint
ed by President s. 7. Stein 70 arcer-
tain the feeling Of al the merchant.
IN the town regarding the association
and as 70 becoming members. showed
that Detwecn As and 80 merchants heC
slgnifed their intention Of Joining.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
Homemade Remedy
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hours. Tastes pleasant, too-chiidren
like it--and it is pure and good.
Pour 2H ounces OF PineK m a
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supply-but costing no more than a
small bottle of ready-made cough
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Ard as a cough medicine, there Is
really nothing better to be had al
any price. 1t goes right TO the. spot
and gives quick, lasting relief. IL
promptly heals the inhsmed MEM
brsnes that line the throat and air
passages, stops the annoying throat
tickle. loosens the phlegm, and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
| for bronchitis, Group, hoarseness and
/ bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com
pound Of Norway pine extract
| famous for healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask you,
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

GEORGETOWN, March 2.-Sealed bids
will be received and opened on March
Il for caretakers at the county draw
bridges at Laurel.
The remains OF Mrs. Lou Bunting,
aged 73 years. widow OF George c.
Bunting Of Frankford. whose death
occurred on Saturday at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. William u.
Onley, az Clayton. were brought
20 her former horne at Frankford.
Monday. and funeral services conduct
ed yesterday in the Franl1ford NJ. z.
Church by Rev. w. c. Poole. Burial
in Carey's cemetery.
Funeral services for hirs. Mary W
Morris. eyed 81 years. whose death
occurred at Milton. Thursday of last
week. took place Sunday afternoon al
her late residence. Interment IN Nil
ton cemetery.
C. II. Koeppel has sold his tenant
house and a "trip of land near Grave
/ Hill 10 Mr.. Nichols Of new York, snc
! the new owner has moved TO 81.
Houston Dodd, a farmer residing
between here and Harbeson. is con
/ fined 10 his home by severe at
tack OF pneumonia. HIS wife has bee,
stricken with paralysis.
Major Hudson. a farmer residing
near here. purchased the dwelling o
j the late Hettie J. Lawson. al edmin
istrator's gale. yesterday. for $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
DEATH WAS SUDDEN.

Delaware City. March s.--Mrs. Han
nah NJ. Powell, aged e7 years, widow
OF Robert @. Powell. died suddenly,
yesterday morning. at the home OF
her nephew, William r. Jester, with
whom she resided. She was stricken
with apoplexy st about o'clock and
death resulted about 20 minutes later.
DR.. W. W. Ellis was called. but
could do little TO aid the stricken
woman.
Mira. Powell Heretofore he'd appeared
70 be in the best Of health and ate
breakfast yesterday morning. as usual
Funeral arrangements have not beer
completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
WOMEN'S COLLEGE
CLOSED BY FEVER
Only One Case, But Closing
Deemed Advisable as Pre-
caution Against Spread.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. March 2--As ths result OF
tho development OF ono case OF scsrlet
fever among tho students of Women's
College. University OF Delaware. tho
college was closed today. The 200 stu
dents have bean sent TO their homes
and tho college will remain closed for
at least ono week, and probably ten
days.
Dr. Wsltor Hulllhcn. president OF tffe
University. other ofilcialu OF tho In
attending physician. decided that CON
di,ions made II advisable 70 close tho
college. Miss Ruth Anna Russell oi
Milford, n member OF tho Junior clsss
| is tho student III with tho disease. Hhs
il now Isolated in ono section OF III,
| dormitories and ls getting the best O
care. While several other etudenti
have been ill with colds. DIR. stee
says there arc no indications OF scar
let fever among my OF tho other stu
dents Mt this time.
After it was learned, yesterday, tha
Miss Russell had scarlet fever, it wa
decided 10 ecnd home. on the edvic
Of DIR. Steel. 25 other students wh
had been closely associated with he
IN classroom work on Monday. In as
dit,on 10 these, from 30 TO so othe
students et the request OF their par
ents. returned 20 their hcYnes. In vie'
Of these facts which left the collee
with but little more than half of th
total enrolment. Dr. Hullihen decide
II would be impractical 10 condu,
clssaes under such conditions.
, Dean Winifred J. Robinson OF n
Won1en's College IA IN Chicago, a
tending m educational ccnventio
DR.. Gullihen made an efrcrt 70 con
, municate with her by telephone. Ia
r night. but failed TO reach her.
While there have been number
- cases of fever in tho town. this is {,
e. first one In the university. The
have been rso cases I'm Delaware CO
lcge.
n superintendent Owens OF the loc
!. schools said last night there were
n new cases among school childre
- There have heen several new cas-,
% however, during the week amor
70 children not in school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
NEWS or LAUREL.


laurel. March z,--IAureI Now Cen-
tury Club hold delightful card party
mt their rooms last night. Refresh
ments were served.
Brotherhood class OF Christ Metho-
dist. Protestant Church met at the
home OF the teacher. Rev. w. J.. HON.
man. last night. Following the regular
business meeting, collation. waH
served.
The storehouse and entire stock OF
goods, valued at $4,000. belonging
TO Webster English. one OF tho most
prominent merchants Of Riverton
Mr.. near hero, was destroyed by frs
at about o'clock yesterday morning
II is supposed that the fire was OF In
cendisry origin, m II In thought the
store was FIRST robbed anc then set or
| IRE.
| A surprise party was given Mrs
Robert Larnbden at her homo las
night. The evening was devoted {,
recitAtions. music end games. aftei
which collation. was served.
Charles Baker is seriously Ill at tn,
homo OF his father-in-lnw, Mr.. Mile
Kitchens. IN North Laurel.
Tho local Council, Junior Orde
United American Mechanics. ha
named the following committee {
have charge OF the flag raising exer
cises et the new high. school. on Apr
a.. when tho order VIII present IN
school a new flag: w. Il. Bennett. job
Conoway. Herman Evans. Harry
Smith, Harley o. Riggin, Elijah
wootten, DR.. l.. Randolph Outten, ar
) Victor G. Kitchens.
Edward Baker and Miss Mary Woo
!. ten were married at the Method
e Protestant parsonage in North Jaur'
a lost night. by Row. J. y. George. Th'
: will spend their honeymoon In northei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
PRE-LENTEN CARD PARTY.

Milford. March 2.-The social event
OF the rre-Lenten season IN Milford
was the annual bridge party given by
Mrs. S. J. Abbott. Monday night. al
h.r residence on North Front stree.
and was voted the most successful yer
held.
There were ten tables. The first
prize was awarded TO Mira. S. c. Evans
the consolation prize to Mr John G
SHARP. After the cards a supper was
@yS-d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Seatord Merchants Hear Inter-
sstIng Talk on Cooperation
by Colonel Ross.
BURIAL OF REV. J. w. F0SlE

From Every evenings CORRESPONDENTS.
ecaford, Marvh 2.--Thirteen minis
tcrs cf tho Wilmington NJ. T.. Confer
ence. were In attendance, yesterday
afternoon, at the funeral OF Rev.
james Webster rogle, brother mem
ber. who died at HIS home here sun
day morning. OF dropsy. aged 6l
years, after an Illness OF for years.
during which time he had been retired
from the ministry. Tho ministers
present were: District Superintendent
w. II. MovNray, Dover; District
Superintendent V. 8. Collins, s,lis-
bury, Md: Rcvs. II. j. Sasd and Georgc
w. Bounds. pastors Of Scott and
kingswuod NJ. T.. Churches. re-
.pcctivcly, Wilmington; Rev. George
T.. Wood. Bethel; Rev R. Ward Mills
Blades: Rev. w. q. Bennett. Laurel f:
Rovs. w. l.. White and T. II. Terry
rridgeville: Rev. y. c. Benson. Sea-
ford Circuit; Rcs. Alfred Smith. CAM
den. and Revs. George l.. Hardesty
and Il. II. Carpenter. SoafNd.
The funeral services. which wcrS
very impressive. were hcld In ST
Johns Nj. T. thurCh. Mrs. W. q
bennett OF Ilautcl. sang n SOLO, "fNc,
20 Face" and there was n short ad
dress BY the pastor of 81. john
church. Rev, ~ +. Carpenter, follow
cd by prayer hy Rev. w. Ia. White o
rridgcville. living Carpenter sans
Tho Home OF the Soul" which con
cludcd the sorNiccs In tho church.
The body wad then conveyed 70 tn
funeral car by Six members of Hebron
lsrdge. |. O. q. r., who acted as pail
bearers. Rev. Mr.. Fogle having beer
a mensbe W the order. Services a
the grave were In charge OF Rev. L. i
carpenter. The funeral was yer.
largely attended notwiths,andinl
snow fen during tho afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. March Miss Alice
Vail nurse in charge of Delaware city
Child Health Centre. had busy af-
ternoon, yesterday, when 81 children
visited the centre and were weighed
measured and instructed IN hygiene.
Five mothers with babies also visited
the centre. Some OF the children came
! from school for examination of eyes
and throats. Miss Vail will take Sow
eral of them to Wilmington hospital,
next week, for treatment.
! Mrs. A. w. Hope has gone to Jack
sonville. Florida, where she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swan. formerly of
| this place.
John Netsch. Jr., is suffering with
eye trouble.
Clarence Messig Is repairing and
painting his launch. Bessie NJ. prepar-
atory TO the opening Of the shad fish
ing season. Henry Torbit is also re-
pairing and painting his launch
Fagabond II.
Mrs. Theodore Clark, who has beer
i'll with pneumonia at her home a
Clark's corner for the past thre,
weeks, is improving.
Francis Walters severely cut hi
. right hand by falling on a piece o
: glass, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Laura Adkins, daughter o
. Mr.. and Mrs. William Householder o
this place, is i'll at her home in Phila
delphia.
; Hilton Iampp of Port Penn, VIII
= was operated upon for appendiciti
at Delaware Hospital. Saturda
. Morning. was said to be doing NIGEL
2 yesterday.
Mrs. Cove Voshen OF ST. Georg,
is visiting her son, Van Voshell 1
= Stanton.
=, Miss Margaret Cook Of philadelph
= is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Wi
liam Keane.
=" Mrs. Stella Maculley and Mrs. Sad
!. Hofner Of Chester, Pa, are here f.
- week with Mr.. and Mrs. Villa
Morris.
Herbert Bentley, employed at Fo
du Pont as machinist, has be,
transferred to Fort Hancock, n. ,
:, and left yesterday for his new static
- Private and Mrs. Edward Ray ha'
~ moved into the Batten property, {
Fifth street.
~ Mrs. Richard Cam and childre
!, ~ after spending three months with h
parents at Atlanta, Ga. returned
W her home at Kirwood, yesterday.
~ Sergeant Purvis OF Fort du Po
ne left today for Camp Dix. N. j., whe
III he has been transferred.
- Lewis Patterson is spending tN
. weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwa
Roxburg OF Kennett Square.
0e Mrs. Charles Jefferson Is visiti
her sister. Mrs. Louise Saddler
% Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
LEwES NOTES.

Lewes. March Mrs. Frank Caster
and children arc visiting her pavents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Lofland.
Miss Virginia Carpenter. student
at Rryn Mawr College is at horne on
account OF illness.
Fred stevens. who wa in .. hospital
in Philadelphia for an operation, is
recovering slowly.
Mrs. John Duffy OF New York City,
who has been quito Ill at the homo OF
her parents. Mr.. and MIRA Rust In
l.ewes, is out again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02

wotng treatment at the Mcdico-Chi
Hospital. Philadelphia, for her eyes.
loft yesterday for that institution.
Mrs., Elizabeth Il. Phiilips, who Is
visiting hcr daughter. Mrs. Andrew
Buchanan. at New Castle. II In reported
hsru has been tnken Ill thcrc. and
compelled to prolong her visit.
Miss Matte Willin Of Seaford, who
has been nursing In tho family Of
Frank L. Johns. OF Wilmington. for
mcrly OF Seaford. In now visiting rela-
tivco In Philadelphia. the sick member
of Mr.. Johns family having recovered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
ROSE HILL NEWS.

Rose Hill. March Mrs. Robert
welch, Of Hamilton Park. is visiting
friends at Washington. ID. c.
Alice and Ruth Cathell are ill at
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendrix enter
tained friends. last evening, at cards.
Mrs. Elizabeth Welch left yesterday
20 attend her daughter. who is seri-
ously I'll at Plains. Virginia.
. Mrs. j. r. Mclaughlin. formerly OF
Richardson Park, has moved to he,
new home at Hamilton Park.
William r.. Hendrix Us erecting two
houses at Hamilton Park for Robert
welch and James McGrath.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA
ACIDITY
Stomach Specialist Says: In
digestion Troubles MUST co
or MONEY BACK"

Forget your Stomach troubles and be-
gin to enjoy life, says DIR. Orth. for my
famous stomach Prescription can now be
obtained at all drug stores. and Is abso-
Iutely guaranteed 90 banish every sign or
symptom OF stomach distress. acute or
chronic or money back.
No matter what ails your stomach.
whether ~ IS heaviness. soreness, gas
belching or the most severe or chronic
dyspepsia, DR. Orth's stomach Remedy Is
not only guaranteed 20 give instant re-
lief, but ~ is also guaranteed 20 put your
stomach In such good shape that 10 VIII
he able TO digest most everything
n the food you cat sOurs on your storn-
ach, remains undigcstcd. and there is a
fillness or bioating after eating, With
pains IN stomach and side, 1 can only
say: co to your druggist and get pack
age right away The very FIRST dose must
bring quick and almost instant relief. and
II after taking the last dose you ran truth
fully say IL has done you no good. take IL
back 10 your druggist and get your money
back All good druggists can supply you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
DEPARTMENTS COMBINE.

Milford, March 2.-Today viii begin
tho consolidation OF the management
OF the freight and passenger station
at Milford Heretofore they have been
conducted as separate departments OF
the railroad. but beginning today L.
v. Graves. who has been freight agent
NJ Milford. win be made general sup
erintendent OF both freight and pas
scnger departments at the station in
this town.
George ". Baynum formerly had
charge OF the passenger station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
SCHOOL REOPENRD.

seaford. March 2.-Seaford public
school. which had been closed for a
week. following an outbreak Of scarlet
fever among the children. was reop-
ened yesterday morning. by order Of
the Board OF Education.
The three cases OF scarlet .ever re-
ported 10 the local Board Of Health
are improving fast. and as no new
CASES have been reported the Board
Of Education deemed 1t safe 10 have
the school opened again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02

cities, after which they Will reside
here, where tho groom Is engaged in
the transfer business.
Mr.. j. DallsA Maryi, who baA been
seriously Ill for tho past week but
was somewhat improved yesterday.
suffered = serious relnpss Last night
and her condition II critical.
Harry X Green on Philadeipbia
spent yesterday with friends here. Mr..
Green was for several ysars cashier
Of the local branch OF the sus.cx Trust
Co.
Jennings CULLEN left yesterday for
Philadelphia. whore no viii spent the
week with friends and relatives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover. March 2.-The Sewing Circle
of the First Baptist Church Of this
town held birthday social at the
home Of Mrs. Harry A. Richardson
North State Street. last evening. More
than s160 was cleared.
Nathaniel Robinson, aged 20 years
living with his father. W. J. Robin
son, on New street. last evening ran
into a log wagon while riding q motor
cycle. He was carried to the home Of
DIR. James in a critical condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
NEWS OF SEAF0RD.

Seaford. March 2.-E. Greenabaum
seaford Gamer. who. with his wife, is
spending several weeks IN Atlantic
City, n. j.. was home part OF the week
looking after his business.
MrA n. II. Conaway. who Is under
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
SHORT ON ICE.
Given as Reason for Exposing
Tainted Meat.

Jacob. CARRIER. sos Lincoln street.
who was arrested at the instance of
Meat Inspector Lutz, was fined $40
and costs on a charge Of exposing
tainted meat for sale by Judge Hast
ings, in Municipal Court this morning:
He pleaded guilty 10 the charge,
through his counsel, David ]. Rein
hardt.
Mr.. Reinhardt stated to the court
that his client ran out of ice during
the recent warm spell, resulting IN
the meat becoming tainted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
FnMorth Leagna Institute.

The last OF a series Of meetings of
the Epworth League Institute will be
held IN Harrison Street NJ. Z. Church
this evening at 7.15. DR.. Sumwalt
will have charge Of the teaching OF
the Bible study class. Chaplain Fran
els Mccoy OF Washington Is expect
ed to make the main address of the
evening. The announcement Will be
made OF the presentation Of tho ban
er 10 the Epworth League having the
largest percentage present during ths
last five weeks. The banner will bt
presented at later time, as II has no.
yet arrived.