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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
ootTUARr.

On Oetopr 94th. 1914, Al Csc
y. m. the rsta Angel vas cot to
sun mon HAZEL. the pretty dargh.
ter II Mrs.. laddi- Nelson. TO her
home 10 hfaven
basel Va, hovu August ~. lo0o;
vas Converted 10 1918 and unitsd
wi,h the n Z Church 1, this rlac~.
Since then she had been daily to-.
lowing 10 be iooss,-ps ci hes dear
Savios She vas faithful 10 her
church. true n her tyisnds and vas
kcveI ~ Ill sho knev her. aiways
trying to 10 good and msks others
happy He, bright, cheerful die.
poea,ioo son bet ssy into the hearts
OF every ons she came Ia tooca
vi,s, She -as soa,issally scatter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

The nsw eenfefsnes rear under
.hs leadership II Rev. Aklsy. The
os. pastor 10 psomotins eosfsxs
and optimism smona the mem hess
Of ths church. Rev. AxIsy 10 q
man eth % ysav ssessisse< 10
church work 10 psssos and svaass.
list.
Too 6cs congregations greeted
him last sunday mosuins and nishs.
TIE services we're iaspisins and the
ssrmoas vefe vsry sppsopsiAts, and
~ predict that be RalAass oil
preaching the old Gospel uill bring
rich results.
The Ladies Aid Society has 10
the last lee days thoroughly clean.
ed and r@pspsfsd The parsoaass.
hsd Ill the furniture repaired and
yarnished. They have alec placed
. nev carpet on the church vesusl.
Thsss. impsovemsnn have eost
yearly $4,000.
A surprise party vas spsuns on
the pastor and biz family Monday
night when about 10 msn AID
women ct the member and friends
Of the church came pourins into
the paIsonsss loaded down with
good .hinss to supply the needs oi
,bs body when hungry All kinda
Of xroce,iss from . bar oil soap 10 &
slab Of breakfast hscoo vas In the
pile l, looked a. u starvation vas
lar In the future. A Ace social tune
sas had. some 6ns singing vas in
dulsed in by the folks. and benedie-
ton by the pastor All vent 10
their home feeling they had done a
good deed.
The sermon subject next Sunday
nAsnans viii be :aChria's At,as.
meui Rom. . 2<.36. We extend
q cordial invitation 10 the people
Of Dickson 10 come and hsar fos
yourselves We are sure IL yeu
tove old time prsschins you will
come ottsn w r. Chew. >,
Church Scribe l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

Misa Loaiss Bryan spsn. We'd
| nssdsy 10 wsvssiy The gssst n Asi
sisssf. Mss. G. A. MeA usry.
70, O. Psrs. sao has been 90 the
sick i-t n. several days 10 able 70
be 01t ssatn,
Mrs. W. L. Lswry and dsashtss.
! Miss Virgins. AFTER :Sendins several
months here, lsis Thursday Zoe Nsv
York. srd after q visit With reIa.
J tivss there. Oil sail ios their home
Ia En+snsis. Porto Rico.
Mas lssnis Petty, sAc received
teriogs iniafies 10 an automobile
accident or Main street efoseir Z
s~yssal weeks ago. - slowly i'm
proving ADD 10 ys, con6ned 10 her
hone Her many irieud. vi.h ict
Der . speedy recovery.
Earle Ssessr. Will Ackinnon.
Frank Curry and DR.. ] , Cotnef
attended q boG supper .. White
Blun las, Saturday night given by
the members Of the 0ddiellovs
Lodge at that place They report
an enioybals time and plenty Of
good things TO eat
Maurice Bail. Who ha. been en-
pioyed o. bookkeeper With tho W
A. Chambers CO.. al Springfield Tor
sometime has resigned. and has
accepted a position With the Rail.
road Company .. Pare In route
ne vas tho guest oi Miss Edna l..
Richardson Wednesday. and visited
relatives st Vanleer Thursday.
Mr. l.. W. shannon entertained
the Bridge Club Thursday afternoon
tot last seek 1t her apart msnts on
North Main street. Mrs Z. l..
Lnw.ry making highest seof- After
the FAINT 4 lso 'coutss menu wss
served Those playing were: Nee.
danes n Gelbermsn. Z. e Hasn
y Besslev. H Grs-by. Win ros..
e. i L. Lovely and ". l., Polk,
M. and Mrs Clem Krds spent
the week end here the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. X. l.. Bomn. They we're
en- route to their HON, 10 Paris after
3 lev days honeymoon trip 10 Chat,
,anoosa Mu krider vas former.
ly Miss Ruby Clogs. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, W. II, Ciovs, who
several years ago we're residents Of
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarh Simon and
two children. Dorothy Mai and
Jessie. left Saturday Tor Atlanta
where Mr.. simon vilI attend the
Bot,l-rs Convention While 10 Al
lanta they will be- the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs X N. ssegef. In route
they stopped over in Chattanooga
and will return by the way Of
Birmingham
). II. Bryan / Co, have begun
the erection 81 = garage Just across
the street from their present site
and when completed will be used
Tor storage. The building viii be
6sXiS5 and will be rushed TO com.
plstion. Their preseat building
will not permit them TO render their
patrons as prompt and emcieut
service a. they would like TO give
Of oil times. therefore. they are
building this additional garage 10
they can render their patrons =
service second to none In the state
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
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Studio Dickson.

PICTURE FRANlSG--C ~,
Studio Dickson.
Mr. and Mrs q. " Dodson have
returned from lev days visit with
their sun. Perry anl xli- IA Mem
phls They report one OF the most
enjoyable trip Of their lives
Lester Rogers has returned from
8 lev days visit TO Mr and Mrs
o. v CLARK 10 Bo~ling Green, Ky
Mra Rogers will remain 10 Bowling
Green several days longer.
HI l.. Morrow has resigned bis
position ss salesman At the Nc
Lean. Ramsey store and has accept.
I'd position with the II Dry
foods Co.
Ray Hopkins has gone to ST.
Louis TO take electrical training.
tie was accompanied as TAR a.
Huntingdon by his sister. Mrs, Il.
l. Bouldln where che visited her
rtst.r. Mrs. Jas II. Patrick,
David Daubenspeck. acoompani.
I'd by \. Barley. left Tuesday
tor the National Soldiers Home At
Dayton. Ohio. Nj Barkley will
return in lev week. bu, Mr..
Dsuhea.ptck vii remain in the
Home this winter.
Miss Geneveve Ankeny. Who has
been visiting relatives in Alabama
and Nashville. has returned her. to
visit relatives aud friends, before
t@turning 10 her home in Muncie
led
Misses Berth and Frances
Shields, Misses Lucy and Addis
Russell. and Messrs Webb L.uun
and Edward Mollsty, formed a
motor party from Nashville last
sunday who we're the guests 81
Misses Jennie and Haze Petty
south oi town.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

|stnl sunshins wherever sht ~rn'
Hers vas inde~d beautiful lite:
even tho the trail she irod %"
short, ~ know i, led TO the Glory
Land.
She leaves = mother. two sister
three three bYothrrs snd a hoet Of
friends 10 follow her
Funeral services we'r held atihe
u. K. Chprch Wednesday afternoon,
Oct. 96tk. conducted bv Rev D p.
Hart, Of TulIahome. In the presence
oi a lars. number o. relative. and
friend, and her remains vees laid
TO rest To Union Cemetery 10 await
the second coming Ut her saviour
One less a. h~ms
The charmed circle broken. dear
face
Missed dap By day from ~. aecos-
TONED place,
Bot. cissnsed and saved ard perfect
I'd by grace
One more in Heaven
One c,ose in Heaven
Another thought to brighten cloudy
days.
Another them. ios ,hapSfuiues. and
praiss;
Another liuk on high ont s,uls IA
rsi,s
To bone and Heaven
Ooe moe hcEs
That home where sep ration ca roi
That home whenc+ pone /. missed
sspruAliy
Lord J.sus ran, a. al place
With Thee.
Al home 10 Heaven
"A HxIKNn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

A lady ssocd looking ,ntsctly n
. bottle NJ medicine 10 The show
case N drug store.
Here clerk. 10 this night. This
10 good ios man and beastf" shs
a.k~d.
Yss," a.sstsed the clefk
0mm. = bottle, I bslwv. 'hst
il ,h. risk, eombiustscs 10 h<ip ny
huebaad.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

The lral Post Of the American
Legion srs s~inS q commucity
dane hrml.sice n,uh, 10 which oil
are invited. The hes, In nusic viii
he furnished. Hours : to IL The
proceed. Ssle Poet. Bring irieatr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10
Good Health

II you would .ploJ good health,
k~er yone eosss regular. No one
can r.ssnnsbly hops 10 fesl yell.
when con.,ips.sd. When needed.
take Chamb@sisin' 3 Tablets. Tha7
are mid and gentle.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

In Chapcr'y Court Al Charlotte.
Tennessee
sally Reynolds.
Henry Reynolds.

r. ~ 't''rS- stra ,5,,. ea,'r.
Ia this cause. I, sppssss 10 ths
CLERK / Master ifom The sworn btu
ihs, ID. Def, Henry Reynolds 10 .
non f.siden, Of the state end cen.
90, he served snb psosees. II 10
ordered the, sa,d Henry RsysolSs
,ppsAs ct the Courteous. IN Char.
iotts. Tom on ~ b.i~s the Arst
Nor day In December, s&xi. sad
pt~sd. susvsr NJ dsmnf ~ The tiii
6lsd aGs,pst him 10 Tits cssss. iW
aiyofc.. N st- ssms will ~ Mkea
ios confessed and III. cause ~ is
hearing 81 part. Abd this notice
be published In The HsssJd Tor ious
consecutive v.eks, ~ re0sissd by
law 10 such cases Witsass ny
hand al o@ee IN Charlotte. Tsun..
thi. DC, 14,h, iva.
J. J Taylor. G. a. n.
Howard K. Brown. Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

H. told Phoebe N he love.
The color LETT hs, ebests:
Du, 90 The ssouldsr os h,s -eos,.
I, showed los several uesss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-10

Mr. Mary Sue Mya,t. vile OF
Dock MystI died at their home 10
Northwest Dickson. Monday, Nov.
smber & She VAS n years cid
and had been In poor health for
sometime Funeral services vas
held Tuesday conducted by Rev.
Moore aud her remains laid to rest
In the Douesan graveyard 90 Piney.
Ar Minnie Atkinson. aged 80
years, died at her home 10 Fac,
Dickson Monday. Nov. 9Th, after
an illness Of several weeks oi ~.
phoid fever Her remains we're
shipped 10 Dresden Tor intssmen,
Tuesday. She 10 survived by three
cons. Her husband and one daush.
ter having preceded her TO the
grave,
Mrs Laura Baker. vile Of W. T.
Baker. died a their home here
Nov 4 aged 90 Year,. She had
been 10 poor health for sometime.
having suffered . stroke OF parsly.
sic. Funeral service vas held at
the rssidence sunday afternoon,
conducted by Raw. n, 4. Jackson.
pastor u The Hir., Baptist Church
aud intsrment followed 10 Union
Cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
NEWS OF SEAFORD,

Saaford, May q-The Sewing Club
was entertained last night by Mrs.
William F. Jomgendyke. at her home
on Arch street.
Homegrown Strawberries OF the Su-
perior variety made their appearance
AZ the locaf>etores for the first time,
yesterday. and brought 30 cents per
quart.
George p. CuIeny has sold to Norris
Marvel lot on Third street so by
$50 feet. for $500.
the erection OF a brick home IN West
Seaford.
AS the result OF fight among local
milk men, the price OF milk has been
cut down from IL to cents per quart.
Charles and William Larrimore OF
Philadelphia are here visiting their
mother. Mrs. George I-arrimore, on
Poplar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wainwright,
recently married at Cannon NJ. P. par
sonage by Rev. John w. Townsend, re-
turned last night from their wedding
trip. which was spent with friends
and relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. George w. Milligan and daugh-
ter. Ehnor. spent the past weekend
with her parents at Laurel.
"A birthday party was given, yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Marvel. on Market street
In honor OF the seventh birthday an
nivereary Of their son, Burton Marvel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Smyrna, May 9.-A fro Sunday
noon. destroyed all the lighthouses and
two cottages on Woodland Beach. II
estimated at $1,000.
Clayton and Smyrna Farm Bureau
has made a final decision about the
Packers Association. e. II. Donovan,
chairman OF the committee on acreage,
reported 100 acres. and that COM
paratively few growers had been So
hcited. J. r. Clements was elected
president; William G.. Anthony, vice.
president; Frank Pratt, secretary and
treasurer; William d. Hudson, Z. II.
Donovan and William II. Tunis, Sr.,
trustees
Robert Hill and Gilbert Pratt were
elected delegates 10 represent st.
Peters y. +. Church at the Diocesan
Convention at Laurel, May 10.
Mrs. II. ID. Boyer. president Of the
Delaware Federation of Woman's
Clubs. viii be one of the speakers at
the summer convention of the Gen.
eral Federation. held in Chautauqua,
n. Y. Mrs. Boyer will tell what the
Delaware club women are doing.
Mrs. Walter ID. Bush of Whining
ton. is here visiting Mrs Walter G
Tatnall.
William Garner has purchased the
Isaac Nickers residence, on Commerce
street.
NLS. j. ~, CiftQp aud UI. and MIS-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
Glad He Picked
This Stomach Remedy
Puts Stomach in Fine COnditon-Ends
Dizzy Spells, Nervousness, Head
aches and Makes You Sleep Well.

Injudicious eating causes acute in
digestion. gas, acidity. heaviness and
sour stonnach-sometimes the distend-
ed stomach causes the dreadful feel
ing Of near suffocation.
Isn't it worth something to know Of
a. remedy that viii stop this distress
in few minutes-quicker than any
thing else you can think of.
This Is no common stomach remedy
for II took years OF time to combine
Pepsip with the other effective agents
that make Dare's Mentha-Pepsin so
good that the worst cases of indiges-
ton and gastritis and other chronic
stomach ailments are speedily over
come and the most badly derenged
stomachs are made clean, strong and
healthy.
4 Mr.. Calvin Dilks Of Alloway, N. j.,
man Of few words, knows this for
he writes: II entirely rid myself Of an
old catarrhal condition Of the stomach
with Dare's Mentha-Pepsin."
| No matter what your stomach
trouble is get a large bottle for $1.00
today all druggists. with the
distinct understanding that If it doesn't
do you the world of good your money
N1l be EeiuEned,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
NEWS Of THE DAY
FROM THE STATE.
Luck Attended Some Delaware
City Sturgeon Fishermen,
Yesterday.
TO HAVE BIG CROP OF PEAS

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Seaford. May s--tinlesr the pea
louise plays havoc with tho English
pea crop IN lower Delaware and the
two adjoining counties Of Caroline and
Dorchester in Maryland. between now
and the end " the month, the largest
pack of peas ever put up on the
peninsula win result. according to a
prominent local packer He says the
acreage -own ie the largest In the his
tory of tho pea industry down this
way.
The pea Industry IL one OF tho old
est canning industries I'm lower Della
ware, tho soil hoing especially well
adapted 20 tho growing OF English
peas. Soaford Ia known as one OF the
really great pea ccnters of tho world.
having IN ite midst one OF the largest
end most modern pea canneries IN ex-
istence with a capacity OF about a
quarter OF n million cans per day, be-
sides another factory OF large pro-
portions These two canneries. when
running at capacity. employ about
ooo mon, women and children. hun
drcds OF whom come here from distant
points to help put the pack In cans
Tho crop will be ON about June I,
end from then untn Juno IS the can
ncrles will be rushed 70 capacity. ne
peas must be packed as soon as they
come from the vines. and II left In tho
sround after they are ready for pull
ing, Will harden and dry up and be
rendered unfit for canning purposes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
MEMS NIGHT PROGRAM
BN pELAW ARE GRANGE

Newport. May 9.-The meeting OF
Delaware Grange at Newport. last eve
ning In Grunge Hall, was Mems Night,
tho pcn of tho Grange having had
fun charge. The committee in charge
were r.. y Robinson. J. c. Strong and
{. W. Maclary. The ladies OF the
Grange VIII have charge OF the meet
ins on Monday evening. juno 5. and
the committee In charge viii he Miss
Irene y. Grcgg. Mrs. r. Y. Robinson,
and Mrs. William Crawford.
u was decided that meetings during
the summer months should be held
90 : 30 standard time. or $50 advanced
time George l.. snyder was lecturer
and furnished tho following program:
singing hy Grange: Current Events.
y. H. webb. Jokes. J. &. Strong: dec
lamation, r G. snyder; craker-ea ating
contest. in which ten ladies were asked
% cat craker, and see who could
whistle first. Miss Pauline Joschen re-
ceivinr the prize, questions. George L.
snyder telephone dialogue-"Calling
up Miss smith. parts taken by ]
Joschen. Mics Pauline Joschen and r.
T.. Robinson; remarks by Hervey
Walker.
n, L. Robinson. chairman OF the
meme committee was presented with
q large bouquet on behalf OF the ladies'
of the Grange.
Following the program. the raena-
hers were invited 20 the banque,
room, whore a sauerkraut supper was
H.rvcd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
DELMAR NEWS.

Delmar. May 9.-Delmar Md. high
school will graduate Ave pupils at the
end OF the scholastic year. viz: Arthur
Powell. Roger w. Pusey. Ethel Flora
Lowe. Florence NJ. Rembert. Mabel c.
Fisher. Commencement exercises will
be held at the Elcora Theatre Friday
evening. May 26.
Rev. L. l.. Williams of Pocomoke
City. Md. has been called to Saint
Marks and All Saints Protestant
Episcopal Church, Delmar, and will
conduct service at Delmar on Sunday,
May 81.
Ezekiel r. Kenney died. Saturday
last, from an attack OF paralysis. He
was about 81 years of age and unmar-
ried. Funeral services were conducted
AT 81. Georges NJ. z. Church today by
Elder II. c. Kerr. pastor OF the o. S.
Baptist Church of this town, assisted
by Rev. E. II. Jones OF the NJ. P.
Church.
Miss Amelia Ellen Wilson, daughter
OF the late Thomas w. Wilson, and
sister Of James T. Wilson, died sud
denly. Sunday morning. Of heart fail
ure. Funeral services at Spring IIlll
Protestant Episcopal Church today, by
Rev. William II. Darby of Seaford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

daughter. Miss Esther Moore Eaton,
In Hickory Grove cemet-ry.
The regular weekly meeting of J..
w. T. Social Of Port Penn will be held
this evening at the homo Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry FAunce.
Mrs. John Clark is I'll at her home on
Clinton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Briggs and
children OF Boston. Mass, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Aud OF Philadelphia are
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bowen.
Mre. Frank Householder 10 in re-
| ceipt of letter from her son, Major
Eugene Householder. and wife, who
left here several weeks ago for a tour
OF Europe. Major Householder said
the trip over was uneventful and at
the present time Of writing they were
touring Belgium.
Ladder Aid Society OF the NJ. r.
Church will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival on the last Satur-
day in this month. for the beneflt OF
the church.
Henry Winchester, local targe,
smaeher, has gone to Lakewood. N
j.. to participate in a trap shooting
tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
MILFORD NOTES.

Milford, May 9.-Fl1ends OF Rev. d.
w. Jacobs, pastor OF Avenue NJ. r.
Church of Milford last week presented
to him a Dodge Sedan. He was maxi
ing arrangements TO purchase an
automobile, but when he returned
home, Saturday afternoon. after a
shopping trip, he saw one standing in
front of the parsonage, and was in
formed that II was his.
1t was announced at the First Bap-
tist Church Of Milford, Sunday morn
ms, that during the summer months
the morning sermon and the Bible
school service would be combined, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock and continuing
until noon.
Farmers around Milford report a
fine crop Of scarlet clover. The fields
are covered thickly and the clover
stands high.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
BLOOD BAD, NERVES COEN, She
TAKES Ri and IS NOW WELL

by myself. was 40 dizzy 1 slwsys
seemed tired and was 80 weak ] would
have 20 stay in bed for several days
at time. j couldn't sleep, didn't have
an appetite and pains would seen 70
constantly shoot through my body. OF
course, / tried everything my doctors
or friends advised, but none Of them
seemed 20 help me until began talk
ing the Reese Formula, R~I1, and al
though ] have taken but few bot
ties ! am entirely well and all the
above symptoms have Disappeared.
81 feel that / cannot praise the
Reese Formula R-11 TOO highly. have
my mother-in-law takingit, as well
az alI my friends, and feel IL my duty
TO tell others of it's great merit and
trust that they will be wise and try II.
Get a bottle Of the Reese Formula
R-11 from your druggist today or the
demonstrator at Eckerd's Drug Stores,
513 and I'll Market street, viii explain
how R-11 will relieve you. There is
health and happiness in every bottle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

r. +. Corley entertained the Tuesday
Club at the home of Mrs. Clifton last
week
Mrs. Ransom r. Nichols who un-
derwent an operation on her foot. is
rapidly improving and expects TO be
out soon.
Miss Ruth Satterfield OF Harrlng-
ton, spent the weekend here with
Miss Lillian Thornley,.
Rev. John McMurray, pastor OF Head
| OF Christiana Presbyterian Church
was a guest of Rev. J. NJ. l.. Eckard.
last week.
John w. Morris Is critically I'll at
his homo here suffering from n para
lytic stroke. He had been TO the
creamery, and was in his usual good
spirits. He was stricken in. about 10
minutes after his arrival home.
Miss Esther Maxwell OF Newark.
was a weekend guest ut the home of
Miss Anna Beckett.
American Legion, Smyrna Post, No.
IA. will give a minstrel review. recent
ly held in Smyrna, in Dover Opera
House tonight; at Middletown Cen
tury Club. May II. and in Harrington
lOnera House, May IL.
Mrs. IT. w. Cavender is spending a
flew days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Morgan. in Wilmington
Rev. ]. NJ. l. Eckard has gone &c
Princeton, n. J.. TO attend the re-
funion of his class at tho theological
seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris ot
Baltimore are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Bartlett.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. May County
Nurses Cochran and Robelm visited
the Delaware City High School, yes
terday. weighed the children andfound
them up TO standard. Prizes were
awarded 10 two members OF each
room who had made the greatest gain
in weight since the last time they
were weighed. The prizes were books
of Red Cross health stories,
Delaware City High School VIII give
a play entitled Merry Travellers" at
tho Fort du Pont Service Club. May
II and 10. The play Is in charge OF
Miss Beatrice Whitmoycr. Tho pro-
ceeds will so to the Athletic Associa-
ton.
Sergeant Greene Of tho medical de-
tachment OF Fort du Pont was honor
ably discharged from the army yes
terday. and re-enlisted today for the
same branch OF service.
Sergeant Harry White. manager and
left-nelder of tho Fort du Pont base
bah team, while sliding into third
base at a game. Sunday. sprafncd his
ankle. He is now confined to Fort
du Pont Hospital.
Nc. and Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson
of EllSton, Md, are here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Domonick Lusardi.
Mrs. Andrew Shultz has moved &c
Baltimore, Md.
Harry c. Clark has puscha sed a new
/ Hudson coach.
Mrs. Margaret Holiday te visittns
her daughter. Mrs. Nellie F.nnesan oi
Atlantic City. n. ].
! Mr.. and Mre w. Price Stanley
daughter. Miss Dorothy and Mrs. WI.
liam J. Daniels were entertained a,
luncheon. Sunday, by Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Burrus OF Red Lion.
Mrs. Braynard Yearsley is quito I'll
at her home at Port Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Eaton OF Por.
| Penn have erected a handsome monu-
ment over the remains OF Their
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
GOOD DAY FOR STURGEON.

Delaware City. May Sra nix
khcin. Jr.. and William Press. on the
low tide Yesterday morning. caught a
sturgeon which contained IS pounds Of
roe. The same crew I'm the afternoon
caught one which contained AZ pound.
of roe. The two fish sold for about
5000.
Harry and William Nickle and
George Smith and George Shorter
each caught a small buck fish in the
afternoon. which viii bring them about
$40 each.
The crew of Frank Rhein. sr, and
Wallace shook In the afternoon caught
a large FISH. but a. u was spawning Il
n not set known how much roe II
VIII contain. Al least 75 pounds should
ee savcd. which viii make the fish
worth over $3.50.