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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Council and Engineers Plan
Street Work; to Repeal New
Time Ordinance.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City, Aug. S.--The Mayor
and Council met last night in regular
session. Mayor q. N. Bright reported
that he and Councilman Rose had
met with tho officers Of Fort du Pont
In regard to repairing Fifth street be-
tween Clark's Corner and the canal
bridge and that the First Engineers
had agreed 10 repair tho road free OF
cost, provided tho town furnished the
material; and that final arrangements
would be perfected an soon ms the
rond building unit returned from Long
Island City, where II is doing road
work At tho present time. This unit
is expected to return In September.
Mayor Bright informed Council that
he had received an offer OF Stag for
$l.10 ton delivered along the canal
bank In town near tho road. When
the road building unit returns 1t is
expected to go ahead with tho job.
Councilman Cofer WAS instructed
to inspect the crossing at William
lBildebrands and employ the necessary
men TO repair the roadway. All In
where necessary, and put 1t In a gen.
eTal gOou COnultiOn. Souithihnii Noi''
WAS also instructed 10 make a survey
and render an estimate Mt the next
meeting OF Council In regard TO FIX
ing up the property in front of Samuel
Armstrong;.
A communication was received from
| the local school trustees, Mrs. Emily
Higgins, Or. w. w. Ellis and William
r. Jester, which stated that the loca
schools will open September and pc
titioned the Council to repeal the day
light saving ordinance to take effect
at 1 a. IN. on the morning of the NTH
The petition stated that standard time
was used by at least half OF the stu
dents and that they would be seriously
inconvenienced II the daylight savint
time was used by the school. and als'
that nearly all need for tho new tim'
will have passed by the date flxed b,
law for the opening Of the school
Council voted unanimously to repea
the daylight saving ordinance az re
quested by the school trustees. Della
ware City will therefore revert &
standard time at l o'clock on tn
morning of September 8.
The communication received b.
Mayor Bright last week from manu-
featuring company In Pennsylvani
relative to locating branch factor,
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ENJOYABLE FISHING TRIP.

Elcreet, Aug. s.-Char1es P. We'll
cn Of Blue Ball entertained a few
t1eods Of HIlcrest last Saturday by
ewing them q delightful automobile
Tide to the Brancyw1ne. Six large neh
o. various kinds were caught by the
party. The first catch wac made by
Z. g. Hacket. Supper comprised roast
ed corn with husils on "a la hobo style
roasted potatoes. hot eausagee. rolls
coffee, cake and hSh.
The party comprised Mre. z. Maser
Nre. Thompson. Mrs. Mckay and
Master Lewis and Donald. SIrs. J. H
Huntington and Miss Elizabeth Hui
Hng.on, Miss Ednond1, Mr.. and Mrs
J. =. Mor1ord. Andrus Morford, Arss
Ciars Mor<ard OF North Caroline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brashiers and daughter
Ellen. Mrs. Nutuar and daughters
Eva and Ruth, James Leary, Miss
Minerva Drescn. Miss Marie Frasier
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CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton. Nd, Aus. s.--Professor c.
w. Jackson. for the past two years
Instructor Of manual training at the
Calvert and North East High Schools.
has Aoospted similar position In q
school near Newark. N. ].
Miss Williams. who taught art and
desisn at Calvert and North East. has
a'so rendered her rssignation.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Kriete. OF
Aberdeen. announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Dorothy Kriete, a
former teacher In the Havre Dc Grace
High School. to Charles Parker, OF
Havre de Grace,
While camping along the Elk river
William Palmatory. Jr.. shot himself
In the leg when a revolver which he
was cleaning was accidentally dis
charged.
Harry d. Pratt. OF Elkton. for the
past three years q wireless operator
on the steamehip Princeton, left Elk
ten yesterday for Alaska
Samuel Crawford, Of Baltimore. wa
found lying along the Pennsylvania
railroad tracks with hts hand badly
CT ushed. He was taken to the Havre
de Grace Hospital. where three fingers
were amputated. He said ne fell from
train while going to Philadelphia.
Miss Eleanor A. Brown has resigned
as member Of the Tome Institute
faculty. at Port Deposit. and accepted
appointment as principal OF the
Bel Air High School.
DR.. Thomas y. synons. State di.
rector Of extension service, has ac.
cepted an invitation to speak at the
Cecil county Farmers Day celebra.
ton at Calvert on August 10.
William T. Denny and Mildred A
Kloberg. Of Wilmington, were mar.
rled here yesterday.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church te
Have Annual Excursion
Next Monday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Aug. s.--Ths Emmanuel
Church excursion committee mot last
evening and completed arrangements
for their annual picnic next Monday.
A Wilson Line steamer will leave the
Delaware street wharf at 7.S0. The
following committees hAvo been ap-
pointed: Miss Carrie L. Gemmill
chairman OF the ladies' committee
who will appoint her assistants; Ed
ward V. Platt. chairman OF the gem
eral committee; refreshment. Mark
Clymer. John Bsale. Hugh McCaughan
and David b. Miller. Sr. A meeting
will be hold this evening In order to
distribute tho tickets to the members
OF the Sunday school.
Yesterday afternoon on the First
Presbyterian tennis court Nlnrk Clymer
and Oscar Knauss defeated Howard l..
Wilhelme and James Wilson. to
and 8 to 4.
This evening tho women Democrats
OF the First district will hold a meet
Ing at the home OF Mrs. Alexander b.
Cooper. on the Strand. at o'clock.
The body Of Jean. the 6-year- old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mere
dith. who was drowned several weeks
ago In the Delaware river. here, and
which was inferred In vault In I'M
manuel Cemetery, will be buried in
the First Presbyterian Cemetery AT
2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
Carlysle Tobin. one Of the catchers
OF the New Castle Athletic Association
baseball team, Is suffering from an in
fected right foot, supposed 20 have
teen caused from a stone bruise while
bathing. The foot has became badly
swollen, which will compel him TO be
out OF the games for several days.
The members Of tho Bear Com
munity Club, who have made arrange
ments for their annual picnic at the
re sidcnce OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Otho-
son. which was to take place tomor-
row. has been postponed until Angus,
| 16
Tomorrow evening persons who arc
interested In tennis playing will holt
meeting at the home OF Howard l.
| Wilhelmc on the Strand at s o'cloch
for the purpose of forming tennis
club.
The members OF the State Roat
Community Club will hold a meetinr
tomorrow evening at the State Roat
Chapel at o'clock. The entertain.
mcnt committee comprises Mrs Heller
Ewing Mrs. Edward S. Mesginson anc
Mrs Thomas Applehy.
Mayor w. Leslie Cramer has ap
pointed Daniel Jester OF Clymer stree
dog catcher, He will assume his du
ties on Friday OF this week. Persons
who have not as yet registered theu
dogs have until Thursday In order Z,
secure their tags at the cost OF 81
After that date tho fee will be 81.
The members OF the Hare's Corne
Farmers Club will give a basket pic
mic at the Hare's Corner school hous
on next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F'reehury ar
lreceiving congratulations upon tn
birth OF a son.
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CHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY.

Cheetertown. Md, Aug. s.--County
Agent Horace B, Derrick has selected
the following boys and girls from the
various clubs OF the county to 90 to
Maryland University to attend the
lectures and demonstrations to be
given by the university specialists
during Club Week." Norman Pen
nington, Stanley Sutton. Martin Sut-
ton, Albert Sutton. Edward Caldwell
Simme JacQuette. Bernard Cochran
Holt Woodall. David Nioke1son. WILL
liam Bolin. Howard B. Owens, William
p. Anderson, Franklin Mofrett. wilbu,
II. Morris. Jr.. George Elliott, Josiah
Massey. Jr. Franklin Young, JOSEPH
Peacock. Carlton wallen, William
Uric, Walter Robinson, John II
Coburn. Chester Davis. Lawrence Lee
William knight. Jr., Elizabeth Sutton
Clara Medders. Margare. Cooper, Anr
Matthews. Elizabeth MofYctt, Julis
Williams. Kathryn Uric, Laura Reee
Gertrude Reee, Doris Shahan. Loui.
Shahan and Kathryn Smith.
Henry A. Kratner became III Will,
attending services at Sacred Hear
Church Sunday morning. He wa,
taken 70 the priests house, where 70
| storetives wNere administered.
Mrs. William E. Rnggold IL SUI
fering from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett an,
son, Roland OF Wilmington, v1s,te-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. BurrA OF Nil
ingtoa. hast week.
O
idng her son. Paul c. Price Of Mil
ingcon.
A new motor truck freight line fror
BetterVon TO Chestertown was estab
lished last week. The bus connect
with the Ericsson Line steamers a
BeVterton.
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strike began, tho average weekly
production Of coa' had been cut down
from t0.7lt,0o0 tons to s,sos 900 tons.
For 10 weeks before the rairotld strike
began therefore. the loss Of coal xas
about so,o0D.00o tons and for IT weeks
since the coal strike began the coun-
try has been without 80 per cent Of
It's coal productions for which lose tho
railroads are In no wny responslble."
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For q. O. =. neIerafes.

Republicans OF the Ninth Ward. At
a meeting last night, nominated Al
fred Kelly. James r. Stafford. James
Lynn, Harry Butlec and w. l.. Hewe~
as candidates for delegates TO the Re-
publican State convention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08

~, ana Mrs. J. II. vanhorn. Mrs.
1ALAuris. AN. Anna Proctor Of Bos-
tea. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tallsy Smith.
lnN. rNnnimors and con. HAr3An. Of
eenolden. Pa. Mn. Hurry Weldin.
9elss L EmmA Wsldin. AIiss Bsulah
Arraott. Mtss Marion Mckay. Mr..
pAd Mxu. Haolebtt and daughter,
laura.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
DOVER BAPTIST PASTORATE.

Dover. Aug. s.--Rev. Charles A.
Walker, OF West Chester. Pa. has
accepted a call to the pastorate OF the
Dover Baptist Church and will begin
his ministry here on October /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
DRAWNWORK ADDS
DISTINCTION

Full a. to sleeves and uneven a. to
skirt, this dress Of crepe de Chine
takes on added distinction and style
By the use Of drawnwork as trimming.
The drawnwork is arranged in grouped
rows on the skirt, blouse and sleeves.
Round neck and slsshed front are
bound With gelf-material. Medium
size requires S a yards 36-inch material.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1880.
Sizes, "a to 48 inches bust. Price, IS
cents.
Crosby q Hill Company are agents
Tor Pictorial Review Patterns. WI
mingtcn's leading store for silk. wash
goods and wooien dress goods. sos
o7-00 Market street-Actv.
We are local distributors and carry
al all times o full and complete line
CT Pictorial Review patterns-Ksn-
pAE4-Pxls CO. e11-s1l kaEkst stI-Aay
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Competent help secured through the
want ads OF Every Evening-call
12o0-.Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
SEVERE STORM IN SUSSEX.

Milford. Aug s.--Saturday's storm
was severe.
The rainfall at Milford was heavy,
and hail stones covered the streets.
Near Houston hail damaged CROPS.
Hail shattered l6 windows OF the
Gumboro public school.
Some farms were damaged by hail,
and adjacent farms escaped injury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
Liquid Fire


A liquid fire to the bedbuas. roach
e, ants and fleas is what the new
chemical discovery really is, al
though there 10 no damage to be
done By using It to your springs,
furniture or clothing.
This new chemical Is known a. Pssky Devils
QuistuS. p. D. O. Costs Csc but these few cents
~. win have tbs power Of Kidding your
hoaas Of bsdbogs. anita reaches and
6sss " you purchase P Q. q. IT. ussd
and rsoommsndod BY the leading Hos
~ pitals and Railroed Companies as the
safest and quickest way Of Kidding the
pssky bsdboss. etc.
Special Hospital sise ez-so--snSkss i've gallons.
?. D. q can also ts purshASsd IN ssalsd bottlsA
6eshls strength. LIQUID term.
SOLD By n. b. Dansortb Drug Company
J, Milton Eckerd Drug Company anf
SghN lssdinS akpxstA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08

Use Every Evening want ads con-
sistently.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08

This Is an imported ratfne OF very SO
and firm booy and excellent tvfll: perfect
find IL impossible to match this at less
1t is one yard wide.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08

An excellent quality. slight
seconds; imperfections usually
in foot or garter top, seam
UP back. black. white, brown.
cobalt. aeel, nude.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16

family went to Portland on Mon
day from which place they will
tour the Columbia highway re-
turning to Newberg and McMinn-
vile. They will be back in JEFF
ferson Friday or Saturday
Rev. Mr.. Appleberry and his
wife, who have been residing here
during the summer, will return to
Eugene about the middle of next
month where they will take up
their school work, serving this
point from the university town.
Miss Helen Jones, a grand
daughter of Mrs. Newton, and
Mrs. j. B. Looney of this city.
heaves New York today for Egypt
where she will teach music in
mission school conducted by the
United Presbyterian church. Miss
Jones was recently in jefferson
where she spoke in one of the
churches.
Miss Addie Libby returned
Sunday afternoon from Salem
where she had been spending sew
eral days.
Mrs Gritton of West Salem
came here the other day by auto
for a short visit.
The w. f. M. S. meets today at
the Methodist parsonage.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. viii Smith this week.
Mrs. Roy Hambly of Albany
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of her parents here.
There will be no preaching SER
vice in the Evangelical church
next Sunday on account of the
pastors presence at a camp meet
ing near Portland, to which sew
eral delegates will go this week
from the local church.
Claude Roland of Marion has
been of late visiting at the Guy
Roland home here.
Walter Welsh, Howard Albert,
julius Jorgenson, Florence Edsill |
anu members or the Olson family |
were band concert visitors in Sa-
lem last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Fontaine
and their daughter, Marjory,
who have been visiting friends in
the east, are on their return Jour-
ney and have just been through |
Yellowstone park. They will ar
rive shortly in Jefferson.
Rev. e. E. Gilbert of Salem
will be here Friday night when
he will hold the last quarterly
conference of the M. E. church.
j. H. Hampton of jefferson was
IN Albany visitor on Friday.
Frank Libby was in Albany on
Friday on a business trip.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16
MURDER TRIAL OF
EX- OREGON PREACHER
OPENS AT Los ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 16.-
The trial of Herbert Wilson, for
mer evangelist of Oregon and Can
ada and alleged mail robber, for
the murder of Herbert r. Cox,
said to have been his companion
in numerous crimes, opened here
today before Superior Judge j
Perry Wood.
Cox was shot and killed here a
few months ago while he, Wilson
and Eddie O'Brien, alleged mail
robber, now held at Toledo, Ohio,
were attempting to escape. Cox's
last words were Herb did it"
The state contends Wilson
blamed Cox for their failure to
escape, thinking he told the plan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16
It's Neuritis!
Not Rheumatism

That sharp, stabbing pain in the
upper arm, about the shoulder
blade, in the nape of the neck.
along the forearm or down the
thigh and leg, is often Neuritis-
not Rheumatism.
If yous have severe frontal head
ache with q feeling that something
is twitching or pulling at the eye
balls-a dull, aching pain in the
back, accompanied by an OCCASION
al shooting pain in the side
numbness or tingling in the fin
gers or stitches" of pain here and
there, the chances are that your
trouble is Neuritis.
No matter where your pain is
located. you can get prompt re-
lief without taking bromides, mar
cotics or other dope. Take a few
Tysmol Tablets in hot water, and
in a few minutes you will be rid
of the torture. Tysmol is guaran-
teed harmless. 1t helps to soothe
and heal the weak, inflamed
nerves.
Don't suffer any longer. Get a
81 package of Tysmol Tablets
from Danl J. Fry, Tysmol Co,
Mfg. Chemists, 400 Sutter street,
San Francisco. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16
RADIO CONCERT
AMONG FEATURES
OF FORD SHOW

Radio fans will find in the pro-
gram Of the Ford and Fordson
caravan during it's stay at Salem a
nightly attraction Of more than
passing interest. A powerful re-
ceiving and broadcasting set is
carried for use during the evening
shows. At Corvallis, communica-
tion with Portland and Seattle
was established. Some difficulty
was experienced during the earlier
days Of the present tour owing to
static conditions, but there is no
longer any reason to anticipate
further trouble, as the outfit is in
charge of an expert operator.
OF exceptional interest, also is
the nightly motion picture show.
Stretching a screen against a wall
or between trees or poles, the
caravan presents a program that
is quite as varied as it is inter-
esting. The pictures are not ex-
clusiyely industrial, there being
comedy and other features, and
the program is changed each even
ing.
While parked for the evening
shows, the caravan will be illumi
mated by Delco light system.
This plant is connected with the
several rigs comprising the cara
van, and as brief lectures are de-
livered, it is possible for visitors
to move from one outfit to an
other, thoroughly inspecting each |
outfit as result Of the Delco sys-
tenn.
Visitors will find ample accom-
mediation on the caravan grounds
and present indications point to
an immense attendance Of farm
ers with their families, each par
ty bringing It's own picnic basket
The evening shows constitute
real feature of the caravan as a
whole, and rank high in popular
favor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16
Stayton Briefs

g. e. Taylor, who formerly
owned and operated the Stayton
Electric Light company, has Sc
cured a powersite on the old jim
Davie donation land claim and
will commence the erection of a
power station at once, according
to all reports. Mr.. Taylor has the
franchise for furnishing Sublim
ity with light and power and 1t is
quite likely that farmers in the
vicinity of the new power station
will also avail themselves of the
privilege of electricity for yari-
Gus purposes. Mr.. Taylor has a
force of men at work tearing down
the building he started here on
the Salem ditch and removing the
lumber to his newly acquired
power site. Many years ago Jim
Dayie had a sawmill on his dona-
tion land claim and Mr.. Taylor
plans to take water from the Sa-
lem ditch through the old mill
ditch, which, still remains, and
back into the Salem ditch again.
The w. w. Elder cottage, north
of DIR. Pintler's, is being repaint-
ed and repaired.
Miss Mary Hennis of Clover
dale is guest of Miss Myrtle
Taylor.
Miss Helen Hunt of Salem was
the guest of friends here for the
weekend.
Gene Hoke and his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Hoke motored to
Portland Sunday. Miss Maryan
Alexander accompanied them.
They report that they met 1000
automobiles and three teams on
their return trip.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Z. Watson are
the parents of son who was born
recently at their home at Vancou
yer, b. C. Mrs. Watson is better
remembered as Mica Roy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Roy
OF this city.
Harry Humphreys was Salem
visitor Monday.
A number from Stayton and
vicinity attended the pioneer pies
mic at Aumsville Sunday. Honor
able Lot NJ. Pierce, democratic
candidate for governor, was pres
ent and delivered the principal ad-
dress.
Walter Mcintyre and family and
II. Mcintyre and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Salem.
Hamilton EVEN returned to
Portland Sunday after a weeks
visit with relatives here.
The managers of the roundup,
which is to be held here on Sep
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16

tember "a, have rented land from
Fred Rock where the afafir will
be staged.~ Plans are well under
way and big crowd and big time
is anticipated.
DR.. Korinck was called to the
Marion Brown place near Shell
burn Sunday where he took about
Is stitches in the foreleg of fine
filley which became heightened
at an airplane and ran into a
wire fence.
Henry e. Collier, of the firm of
Collier & Collier, attorneys in
Portland, was In town the first of
the week.
Raymond Even, wife and little
daughter, motored down from
Portland Saturday. Mrs. Even
and little daughter remained for a.
weeks visit, but Mr.. Even re-
turned home ON Sunday.
Attorney Virgil Massey was
here the first of the week from
Woodburn.
Viva Davie is home from
weeks visit with relatives at
Aumsville.
Drs. II. A. Beauchamp and G.
#. Korinck were in Salem Friday
evening, going down to take in
the prize fight.
: Ben Toock and family visited
Sunday with relatives near Shell
burn.
Attorney V. Lyle McCroskey
and ]. w. Mayo were business
visitors in the capital city Satur-
day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16
Jefferson News

There is much satisfaction ex-
pressed over the fact that the
city will soon be paved over the
highway route, work 1t is re-
ported, will begin this week.
viii Smith has purchased the
A. b. Rucker residence and will
move therein shortly. The form
er residents have moved into the
house near them formerly occu-
pied by John Pratt. Later they
will build on the lot between the
two places.
The young people of the Evan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-16

gelical church held well attend
ed social at the home of Will
Klampe Friday night.
The young people of the Meth
odist church were to have held g
social Friday night but postpon-
ed 1t until this week.
Mrs. Ed Jones was taken sud
denly Ill last week but now is re-
covering nicely.
The l.. p. Bennets of Marion
were Sunday visitors in Jeffer-
son.
Henry Powell is afflicted with
poison oak.
Miss Voine Moritz spent sever
al days in Portland last week,
coming home on Friday.
Fred and Herbert Looney were
in Salem on business on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilliard, Miss Mil
Ter and Mrs. Hoyt drove to AL
bany on Friday,
b. Olaf Christensen and Wray
Chain hiked up the river Satur-
day night and fished down the
stream on Sunday.
Florence Thomas was in AL
bany recently.
Mrs. l.. French is visiting Mrs.
Cunning in Turner.
Charles Mckee is reported to
have purchased the butcher shop
here which he conducted for a
number of years before leaving
recently for a visit in Wyoming.
The McKees will live in the house
right back of where they form
erly resided.
Mr., and Mrs, Tom Kester went
to Carleton on Friday of last week
for a short visit.
Miss Margaret Legge and Wal
ter Griffith autoed to Jefferson
on Sunday from Salem for a visit
with friends.
Clarence Libby is visiting vaca-
tion land.
Mrs. Frank Libby will shortly
leave for Newport for season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland of West
Salem were recent jefferson Wis
itors.
Beatrice Lockhart is visiting
friends in Salem for a few days.
Prof. Blalock and Mrs. Blalock
are in Portland for a few days
Prof. Thomas Davis and his