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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
CHESTERTOwN COMMENCEMENT

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Chestertown. Md, June 16.-The
commencement exercises Of the Ches-
tertown High school were held in Wil-
liam Smith Hall, Washington College.
last night. The graduating class was
one Of the largest In recent years
numbering 20. The address TO the class
was delivered by Rev. ]. A. Dudley.
pastor OF Denton Methodist Protestant
church.
The graduates We're:
Academic Course-Ridgely Trey
Brown. David s. Matthews. William
ii. Price. Thomas q. Willis. Naomi
Bevard Baxter. Gladys A. Beauchamp
Margaret Ann Bowers. Emma Lillian
Hickey. Anne Mildred Hoyle. Anna
l.. Jones. Josephine a. Kratzer, Ida
e. beaverton. Ruth Myres. Margare,
Ruth Start, Margaret X. Tarbutton
Elizabeth Trew. Catherine Watson
Clara A Willis and Jessie V. Willis.
Commercial Oourse-William PRYOR
Armstrong, Norman $. Crow, Franz
o. Estes. Robert l.. Wallis, Margaret
{. Loiler and Margaret IT. Power.
Dr. Edward j. Clarke, county schoo
superintendent, awarded the diploma!
and Principal Mark Greasy the prizes
The +. G. Usilton prize for declama
ton to boy contestants was awarde,
to Norman s. Crow; the l.. Bates Rus
sell prize to girl contestants was wo,
by Miss Clara c. Willis. The scholar
ship medal waS awarded to Miss Mar
garet Bowers. of Millington. who ais
won the medal for the best four yea
average in mathematics. The Grac
Bennett medal for shorthand writini
was awarded TO Norman S. Grow.
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NIDDLETowN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Middletown. June ls-Julian H
foard has purchased the Craven farm.
on the odessa road. from the heirs OF
the late Thomas J. Craven. The farm
Is the Richard Cochran home farm
aud IL one OF the fines. IN the neigh
borhood
The monthly meeting Of the Queen
Esther Society Of Bethesda M T.
Church will be held a; the homo OF
Mrs. Daniel W. Stevens on South
Broad street. Tuesday evening Of
'ccrs FOR the coming year will De
elected
Edward NJ. Jones Of Springfield
Mass. IL the guest Of his parents
Rev. and Mrs. George y. Jones, al the
parsonage IN Townsend. Mr. Jone.
y graduate az the Wesleyan Uni
Vsrsity. Conn, and is preparing 10 sal
20 Calcutta, India. under a three
year. contract with large manu-
featuring firm In Boston. In whose en-
ploy ne has been since his graduation
Miss Ethel Rothwell. principal O,
the Townsend schools. has resigned
,n order 20 take u course in plura
supervision al Columbia University
y. y, during the next year.
Miss Lillian Axer OF Odessa va,
hostess at dinner party a. IN.
Odessa Inn, Friday evening. when sh,
entertained the teachers OF the Odes
81 public schools and the officers o.
the Parent-Teacher Association. He
guests were: Mrs. John "a. Cleaver
Mrs. Robert Hodsson. Mrs. Carl Price
Mrs. Levin James, Mrs. I. O. Webb
Mas Ada Scott. Mrs. Lee Sparks, Mis-,
Ella Stats
Would saving OF 25ss on you
Automobile Insurance appeal TO you
~ %. write or telephone Pennsylvanii
Indemnity Exchange. s07 King street
Wilmington. Del. Telephone. 5o2s.-
Adv.
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FRIENDS SCHOOL
HAS Commencement
Or. Myers Urges Students to
interest Themselves More
in Politics.

Speaking before tho graduates of the
Wilmington Friends School and the
large number OF relatives and friends
gathered for the commencement cy-
erclses, held in tho Friends Meeting
House, Fifth and West streets. this
morning. Dr.. William Starr Myers. OF
the department OF history and politics
of Princeton University, called for a
more universal interest and participa .
ton in politics. mot for what you
can get out OF It," he said. but for
what you can put into It."
The confidence OF tho America n
public in municipal, state and national
governments has never been no low
as It is today he stated. The in
crease of the use of tho right OF In
itiative and referendum ia proof VI
this. Only one person in five at tho
present time are capable Of taking an
active part In tho governing OF our
country and too many Of these are toe
interested In outside activities TO foe
the obligations OF citizenship"
DR.. Myers declared that in being
good citizens. In thinking fr them.
selves only. can the educated people
make the right use of the specia
privilege they enjoy. Don't let youl
learning NJ you as a mirror I'm which
ie reflected tho thoughts OF others
DO your own thinking and have you
own convictions" he declared.
The exercises were presided over b.
Lewis w. Brosius. n member of tn
school committee, in the absence o
Herschcl A. Norris. principal. who ha
been given n leave of absence becaus
OF his health. Mr.. Broelus presente-
the graduates with their diplomas an,
In brief talk congratulated them o.
behalf of the authorities ~ the schoo
The ESSAYS delivered by several o
the Seniors were very interesting
Tho program OF tho exercises follows
Scripture reading. Lewis Brosius
"Lenin." Marjorie Mode Cleaver. I'd.
THE English Language" Mark Mil
Ter; Chinese Education" Mariori
Martin Macadam; THE other Side.
James Craig King. Jr.; Excavation
In Crete" Mary Eleanor Cooling
Disarmament" Wendell Emerso
Broad
The members of tho graduating cln 9
were: Wendell Emerson Broad. Mar
Miller Cleaver. End. Mary Eleano
Cooling, Elizabeth Douglas Flctohe
leRoy Martin Haitsch. Esther Louis
Kemp, James Craig King, Jr., VIctc
Donaldson. Marjorie Martin Macadan
Esther Hall Megear. Marjorie Mod
Charles Leith Munson. Lewis Run
ford, 2nd. Edna Elizabeth Sossamai
Amer Moss Tyler. Alfred Lee Air
scow Young.
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CHARTER MILL BUSY.
Numerous Corporations Filed Paper
at Dover Yesterday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, June 16.--The following com
panies filed charters here yesterday.
Tradesmen Finance and Guaranty
Corporation: capital, $4,000
Gulf Superior Petroleum Corpora
ton. Chicago. 100000.
Powell OIL Co. New York. $4,000 900
Standard Bond Exchange. Inc. WI
mington. f1,500.000
Enterprise Investment Co.. Whining
ton, $1,000 300.
Terminal Refrigerating and Ware
housing Co. Washington. 81 900, 900.
Holders Corporation. Wilmington.
81 .OO0.O 900.
Cosay Metal Corporation, Penfeld
Pa, $3.50, 900.
mington. $500 900.
Lakeside Securities Corporation
Wilmington. 1890. 900.
Bonanza Mines Co, philadelphia
! 100000
Blood River OF Co. Wilmington
5000, 900.
Norris Radio Corporation. y. 7
City. $500 900.
Miller Auto Thief Device Manufac
turing Co. Wilmington. 5000 900.
Erdenheim Farms. Inc. Wilmington
5000. 900.
Knight HARDWARE specialties Co
Wilmington. s250.00
Elsie & Co, Nashville, Tenn, s154.
900.
Conan Gasoline Co, Wilmington
s150.OOO.
Kloman MDtor Corporation, New
York 100000.
Universal System Of York. Inc
500. 900
Colonial Loan Co. Johnstown, Pa
800, 900.
wheelers Corporation OF America
800. 900.
Docum Incorporated. Wilmington
800, 900.
c. II. weeIey Co. Philadelphia
500 900.
whitesan Securities Corporation
! New York, 800. 900.
Hooray Battery Co, Washington
$1,000
Chateau Thierry Corporation, WI
mington. 100000
Lotawana Mining Co, Dover, 500
600
Pittsburg Art stone Co., Whining
ton, $4,000.
Hewes Construction Co. Chicago
5000
Motors Holding Cox Wilmington
. $4,000.
Bankers Bond Digest Co. Whining
ton. $4,000.
> De Kady Radio Equipment Co. VI
Vernon. y. Y. $4,000.
The following increases II capt.;
. stock were also fled:
> Ascher Theatres Corporation, Oh
cago. from SI7.50O00O 10 sI9.50O 600.
Central Shale OIL Corporation. PITT.
burg, from 100000 to S1.5O0,OOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
UNITED CIGAR STORE
IN FORD BUILDING
Part of First Floor Leased at
Annual Rental Of
$6, 900.

John Govatos, owner OF the Ford
Building. Tenth and Market streets,
has leased part OF tho corner store,
now occupied by Willard Davis. the
jeweler, TO the United Cigar Stores
Co, mt nm annual rental of approx
matcly $4,000. Tho new tenants will
take possession June 25.
The realty deal closed by Mr..
Govstos is an important one mas
much as extensive improvements to
the Ford Building on the ground floor
are under consideration. Tho space
TO be used by the new tenant IL 10
by 25 feet. They are expected TO
make extensive alterations to the
two fronts on Market street and the
one on Tenth street. II was stated.
As the entire floor space occupied by
Willard Davis is 10 by 81 feet, leaving
considerable unoccupied. Mr.. Govatos
plans TO transform this space into two
modern stores with fronts an Tenth
street.
| 1t was also learned today that Mr.
Govatos has received three offers for
a lease on his property at the north
west corner OF Eighth and Market
streets, now occupied by the United
WOODEN Mills Co, which concern will
vacate June %. Two OF these offers
II was declared. were accompanied by
n certified check.
The Eighth and Market street store
is In the Library Building which will
be vacated by the Wilmington Insti-
tue Free Library as soon as the new
library building at Tenth and Market
streets is completed, which viii b,
about November /. That Mr.. Govatos
has under consideration plans for re.
modelling this building was also mad,
known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. June 10 Cattle receipts. A.
600: beef steers, better grades she stock
and Gamers, steady. bulls, in-hetween
grades she stock stockers and veal calves
weak TO lower: quality. plain: early top
beef steers. 500; bulk beef steers. S. 26a-
s.75; fat she stock. mostly 5.25a7 25 can
ners and cuttera. largely , .0Oa4. 90: bologna
bulls, 4.60a4.15: veal calves, S.50a9 90.
Hogs. receipts, $4,000; market. active
mostly sc TO l0c higher than Thursdays
average; top. 1850: bulk, 10 lOalO. rs :
pigs. slow. weak; packing sowS, strong TO
higher; mostly 0.2oalO.0O; heavy weight
l04Oalo.65 medium weight, 10 55aiO rs:
light weight. l0.70aIO so: light light
weight, 10. 35al0. 20; packing sows. smooth.
$50: killing pigs. 9.5Oalo 40.
Sheep. receipts, l. 900: market, steady
10 weak; top lambs. ESQ; bulk desirable
natives, Il .O0al2 %, culls, dull, mostly
Is soar 90. best light ewes, $50. heavies
To packers, around 80: two thirds Of
receipts. direct TO packers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
SHOT At STATE GUARD
LOGAN WITNESS SAYS
Understood Troopers Wore
Coming to XIII Women and
Children, He Says.

ny AaAOciA'~H tVA&D to rsvSSy Hv~usn8.
Charles Town, W. Va. Juno 10
Admission that ne had flred at State
troopers ut Sharples. on Beech Creek.
a. the beginning OF the march OF the
miners TO Logan In 1921, today was
made by Marion Williama. a witness
Tor Rev. y. Y. wilburn. charged with
killing a Logan deputy sheriff during
tho disturbances.
In croas examination the witness
said he was one of party OF miners
who mot state troopers at Sharples
the dav the march started, and night
snsued.
williams admitted ne used his gun
but declined to say how many shots
he fired. The miners petrollod the
sharplcs road, he said. because they
understood troopers and Logan dcpu'
ties were coming into tho town 10
shoot women and children.
The witness said also that he and
been indicted In Logan county for
participating I'm the trouble. cite
no trouble to get indicted in Logan
county. Is TT" Harold w. Houston
defense counsel interjected.
The court held that the Remark
Nns not relevant or proper and eau
toned attorneys 10 try the case on IN,
facts.
Jack Brinkman. n witness FOR IN,
state. Wa. recalled for cross examina
ton BY the defense. He denied that
he told J. w. Harris the day OF tn,
night that Gore had shot ut him ant
he. returning the fire had killed
Gore.
Frank Iowenstein. OF Blair. testified
that he lent n rife 10 Brinkman. an,
when Brinkman returned II Their
was a cross and three straight mark,
cut In the stock. These. he said. were
90 represent the death OF three depu
tiea. Rrinkman denied he cut tn,
marks in the stock. At the conclusion
Of his testimony Lowenste!n said n
was a member OF the United MIN
Workers.
THAT is no crime" eaid one OF IN,
attorneys for the defense.
1T Is In Logan county" said Hous
ton. and again he was admonished h!
the court for making irrelevant re
marks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
STATES OLDEST RESIDENT DEAD

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Seaford. June le-Mrs. Kittys Tyn-
die. colored. living al Old Furnace,
about seven miles from seaford, died
yesterday. at her home, aged I07
PEARS. She ir said 10 be the Oldest citi-
zen OF the State. and her age is vouch
I'd for by reputable white people OF
the n.ighborhood where she has re-
eided for over century. Until she
was seized with her fatal Illness three
weeks ago. Ahe had not had a physi-
clan TO visit her for 90 years. Her
daughter. 20 years OF age. nursed her
during her illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
DEvLIN, UNDER ARREST, A
PEACEFUL PHILADELPHIAN

Philadelphia, June 1S.-James Dew
lin, who was arrested near London
derry. Ireland, IN connection with tho
Iriah Republic contest. came 70 the
United States about eight years ago,
according to Mrs. George Kelley, OF
Philadelphia, where Devlin boarded.
He worked here as laborer until las,
month when he lost his Job and decided
10 return TO Ireland 10 pay a visit 10
his parents.
"Devlin wasn't a lighting man by
any means" said Mrs. Kelly today. 81
know he had no intention OF going 70
Ireland 10 take part in anything mill
tary or TO aid either faction in any
way. He was a peace loving man"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
Truck Over Woisht Brings Fine,

A driver of an automobile truck be-
longing to Celia Brothers, OF Fourth
and King streets, was arrested yester-
day afternoon by State Highway Po-
liceman Darby at the scale house, on
Penny Hill, when the truck WIS found
to weigh 1900 pounds more than pre-
scribed by law. A fine OF $40 and costs
was imposed upon the driver when
arraiGned before Magistrate Stradley
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ANClO-iRlSH TREATY
UP TO VOTERS TO-DAY
Continued from page

Provision is made for tho chamber
OF the Parliament TO have Legislative
authority concerning money and bills
exclusive of the Senate. but money
cannot be appropriated unless the pur-
pose of the appropriation Is recomen-
ed by a message from the representa-
tive OF the Crown.
While the military was dispensing a
crowd in the Queen street area this
morntng. Thomas Mullancy put his
hand towards his pocket and a soldier
fired at him. Mullsney was wounded
and died later in a hospital.
John Irwin on visit 10 Giaslough
county Monaghan, Monday on mis-
sion OF agricultural research. was kid
mapped and taken TO an unknown
destination. The farmers as+ocia-
tons are making urgent representa-
tions TO secure his release.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
Building Permits.

Plans have been approved and per-
m;ts issued by the Building inspectors
Office for the following projects:
Maryland avenue and Beech street /:
American Nulcs nlzed Fibre Co. own
ers and builders: alterations in Office
building. $4,000.
Market street, 1903; James Tates
owner. David bangle 4 Sons, builders /;
alteration. $3.50.
Parkway. 2lo2: Robert Il. Richards
owner, w. ID. Haddock & Co. build
ers; alterations. ssS2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
Rose Roes Dead.

officials at the Homeopathic Hos
pital today reported the death in that
:nstitution OF Rose Ross. said 20 live
~ 20i5 Monroe Place. Although the
woman is said 10 have been operated
on early last week. the nature Of the
operation could not be learned. The
name and address Of the deceased
does not appear in the city Directly,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
RECITAL AT MIpDLETOwN,

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Aliddletown, Juno 1s.-Mtss Rachel
Jane Hamilton. soprano, OF New York
City. gave q recital at the New Century
Club on Thursday evening. Miss Ham
ilton has Just returned from a winter
spent IN Florida. where she was the
soprano for Pryor's Band.
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AVERNE'S LOSS $1,000, 900.
More Than 400 Buildings We're
Burned by Last Nights Fire
at /. !. Summer Resort.

New York. June 1s.--Firemcn today
still were playing water upon the
amOulderlng ruins that yesterday had
been a half square milo Of summer
dwellings at Arverne, l.. I.
More than four hundred buildings
from summer homes costing S25. 900 TO
little bungalows worth $4,000 and no
tells were destroyed. rendering 10000
persons temporarily homeless. Tho
10000
! Thousands OF homeless families
spent the night on the beaches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
BELGIAN REV0LUTI0NIST
REPORTED VICTIM OF REDS

Brussels, June 16.-Rumors were
current in the Belgian Chamber of
Deputies this afternoon that Emile
Vandervelde. former minister of Jus
tice, who went to Russia as counsel
for the Social Revolutionists on trial
there has been assassinated at Mos
COW.
No confirmation OF the rumors had
been received in Belgian official cir
cles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
Gloxelwski Seriously Accused.

Charged with the embezzlement OF
two sewing machines and a horse and
carriage, the property Of the Singer
Sewing Machine Co. John Glozeiwski OF
los North Rodney street was arrested
az O'clock this morning by Constab
Wilmington. The alleged onense was
committed last December. II wse stated
He will be given hearing this after
noon before Magistrate Stradley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
CAPTAIN sHANGHAIED GIRL.
Kept Her on Boat Six Months After
Transforming Her Into "Boy."

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Bremerton. Wash, June 1G.-That
she was held captive six months on n
fishing boat, WAS tho story told au-
thorities here by Grace Rahman. aged
ID. who was taken by her father and
police agents from the craft Of Elmer
Weber, aged 90. n fisherman. She was
ut her home today.
Weber was arrested. The girl dis
appeared December &c. Her story
police authorities say. was that Weber
seized her on the beach near Brem-
orton. took her aboard his boat, forced
her TO don boys clothing and 10 cut
her hair and had detained her ever
since.
Weber Is married and has eight
children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
MAGISTRATE LOvETT BETTER
Blood Translation on Wednesday
Seems To Have Been Successful.

Much Improvement was shown today
In the condition OF Magistrate Leonard
w. Lovett. of Newark. who underwent
blood TRANSMISSION at tho Homeo-
pnthic Hospital on Wednesday. The
hospital authorities said at noon that
he is apparently responding TO tho
treatment, and have no doubt but
that no Will recover.
Mr.. Lovctt Is 20 years old, and has
been suffering from anAemin. Hls
youngest son. l.. Delaware Iovctt,
having blood most similar to that Of
the patient. submitted to tho transfu-
sion. Tho. operation may he repeated
In few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
BELFAST INCENDIARIES
SET THREE FIRES TODAY

Belfast. June 16.--The east side
again was the scene Of incendiary fires
this morning when flames were start
ed In a soap factory. q motion picture
theatre and a butcher shop. The fire
later spread TO an adjoining engi-
neering works. Only on the industrial
plants in the area affected is now in
tact.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
Pool Room Dispute in Court.

Edward Martin arrested on a charge
OF trespassing In the Royal poolroom
on complaint Of William Greenleaf
that he would not shoot in turn In
game OF open pool. was dismissed
In Municipal Court today. Martin
said he had not received a pill. and
refused TO shoot as No. 9, tho position
20 which Greenleaf relegated him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
GANDHrs FOLLOWER JAILED.
Non Co-opcrationist Leader Given
Years Rigorous imprisonment

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Ahmadsbad, British India, June 10.
-Quereshi, tho non CO-operationist
leader in British India, who succeeded
Mohandns Gandhi when tho latter was
arrested and Imprisoned on charges Of
sedition, has been sentenced to years
rigorous imprisonment and to pay n
fine of 500 rupees. with n further three
months imprisonment in default Of
payment.
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Fined for Being Drunk.

Pleading guilty TO being drunk, Will
Ham Roach and George Wilson were
each fined $40 and costs in Municipal
Court today.
John Curtin was dismissed on his
promise TO leave the city.
a nolle prsequi was entered in the
case OF Charles Walker. arrested as
a drug addict
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
Street Market Changes.

Edward McAteer. clerk OF the street
markets, announced today that all
the regular occupants Of spaces IN the
King street market. between Fourth
and Seventh streets, Will be permitted
TO occupy their usual stands tomorrow.
Those having spaces between Seventh
and Eighth streets will be moved down
between Sixth and Seventh on the
west side
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WEDDING AT STAFFORD,

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Scaford. June 16-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win ;. Wiley, Of near Seaford, have
announced the marriage OF their
daughter. Ruth Marie Wiley. 10 James
Edward F'riedel. son OF the late
Charles Friedcl, on Tuesday evening.
June IS. at the home Of the brides
parents.
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yALERA-C TRUCE
- REPORTED BRRAKING UP

London. June 16.--The Dublin cor
respondent Of the Daily Mall declared
the political truce agreed upon by
Michael Collins and canon De Va
lers is breaking up. He cites as proof
Of this the speech made by Mr.. Collins
in Cork Wednesday night, when he
prefaced his remarks by saying: II
am not hampered now by being on q
platform where there are coalitionists
and finAhed by insisting that "ths
country must have the representatives
II wants"
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May Settle Garbage Middle.

A conference will be held in the
mayors Office at 40 this afternoon
which the city solicitor, Street and
Sewer directors. members OF the T.
nance committee OF Council and the
Beard OF Health officials VIII attend.
1t is expected that action Will Dc taken
on the garhage disposal problem.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-16
POSITIONS PLENTIFUL.
Employment Bureau Has Large Nam.
Der OF Openings for Men and Women.

Among the help wanted calls re-
ceivcd by tho Public Employment
Bureau in the old City Hall today.
were three very desirable positions
for men with families. These were
openings for farmers. all of the places
being located near Newark.
The mons department has a num-
Der Of positions open for laborers and
other workers. This morning three
men were given Jobs. Twelve mon
were rcferred to openings and the APP
pllcations OF three others were nled.
In the women's department, places
were given Ave workers. the majority
OF whom wcrc domestics. Nine women
werc referred to openings and one
woman filed an application. There are
many positions open for horFeworkr,
and domestics at the ONCE.
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There will be q school election IN
Middletown tomorrow. whom Jesse L.
Shepherd, a member OF the Board of
Education. who ~ q candidate for
re-elscuon, will be opposed By John e.
Denney.
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PIE RS0NAL.

Miss Mildred litter OF 617 du Pont
street has returned home after spend
ing the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Monck OF Washington, ID. c.
While there she attended the Senior
Prom OF the Central High school,