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Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30
NOTICE TO ROAD ovERsEERs.

Notice is hereby given to all road overseers to work
out their road and get them in good condition as soon
possible there has been much wet weather this winter
hahe roads have gotten in shape than usual and
II is necessary that they be worked out early in the
season this year. please try and comply with this no
tce.
JAMES V. HENRY,
Judge Morgan County Court
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30

The charges that Mr. Ford makes against the Jew
are OF such nature of sufficient seriousness to attract
the attention of the people at large and the truth or fa
sy Of his allegations should be known If we are men
sced by the things he sets forth there is real danger fo
allsChristian institutions
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30
S393S535555D51D0S577 Iaa5s
GUMPTIoN
oar Motto Ono country enc flag. one wife at time,
Our Aim: 70 tell the truth though the heavens fall.
Our Hope: TO cure Cusseduess or kill the cusses.
M BY L. T. HOVERMALE
Mr.. FORD AND THE JEWS.

In his newspaper the Dearborn Independent, and in
ies Of books Mr. Henry Ford maker of the Ford auto
e has been and is publishing series of articles abou
the international Jew in which he contends that the
Jews organized to control every government earth
through the power Of money and of the articles are
interesting reading Just how much basis for his con-
tention Mr. Ford has do not know, but of the
things he says, if rue sufficiently alarming to
the people to wake up
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30
Wanted

Agents to sell the new Case Perfected
Grip Speed Bands for Ford cars and
trucks Wonderful opportunity for the
light man. None but Ford car owners
onsldered. Write Immediately for full
etails and particulars. Address The,
jase-Herron Motor Pump Co. 20 War.
en- St., Columbus, Ohio.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30

CONTINUED from page two.l
bring with you Information Of him." :
'Information !"
$50 we have been waiting for you
to come here and tell Us what you
know about him or-or your connoc-
tion with him."
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30

Seed of cOwpeas and soy benas Is
o cheap this year that every farmer
8 urgd to plant large part of his
orn to soy beans, and SOW as much
and as possible in cOwpeas for hay or
turning under. At present soy beans
an be obtained in western Kentucky
low as $1.50 per bushel, and COW.
'eas at southern points as low as
LIS per bushel.
r. b. RANKIN,
County Agent.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30

II 10 Tor him that is lonely Or in
prison to dream Of fellowship. but for
him that Is Of fellowship to do and
not to dream.-Willlam Morris.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30
THERE TITS AGAIN.
DIR. Miles.
Heart Treatment

has been used'with wonder
full success in all functional
heart troubles for more
than thirty years. Try a
bottle today. Delays are
dangerous. Your druggist
sells DR.. Miles Medicines.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-03-30

.,~> DIR. b. d. CARTER.
native born citizen Of West Liberty
whe has been practlcing his prOfes
sion for the last three years at
Wrigiev. has now located at
WEST LIBERTY, KENTUCKY,
With an Office oil Main street, now Of.
fers his professional services TO
the people Of the town and cOun-
ty.
hrOnic Diseases and Minor SurgeFy
. Specially.
UP-T0-DATE TREATMENT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
CAMDEN NEWS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Camden. April 22.--Mrs. G. w.
Moore entertained the Society OF the
Kings Daughters at the NJ r. par
sonage at the April meeting this week.
a social hour following the close of
business.
Mr., and Mrs. William Spencer have
purchased q Ford sedan which they
are enjoying with their friends.
Richard Fisher of Germantown. Pa
Is spending some time In town this
month at his summer home looking
after his fruit trees and planting his
garden.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland HUM of Nor.
ton, Pa. with their family. made O
visit in town the past week on route
TO Wild Cat Manor, their summe,
home. where they spent Easter week
Mrs. Sara Walraven of Philadel.
phia- Pa, who is convalescing from
a recent attack of the "fu." is making
a visit this month at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Walter Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Wetzel
have issued invitations to friends in
Camden, and to. the members of the
Bridge Club, to which they belong
for an evening of cards tonight al
their home in Wyoming.
Mrs. Seaman and Mrs. Stoddard of
Jamaica. l.. l., are visiting Mrs. George
Butler a part of this month at her
homo In town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, April 22.-Tonight the Phil
adelphia Male Quartet gives its con-
cert IN Wolf Hall, University of Del
aware, 20 raise funds for a grand
piano TO he used in the future for
such events.
Rev. Frank Iferson, pastor of the
local NJ. +. Church. and Mrs. Her
son were given reception by the
congregation of the church, this week,
III honor OF Mr.. Hcrson being returned
as pastor for another year.
For the benefit of the Newark base
hall club of the New Castle County
League the Junior Order American
Mechanics Minstrel Troupe of VIII
mington gave a show in the Opera
House. last night. II was largely at
tended and a good sum realized.
Instruction meetings for those who
Intend TO be confirmed were started by
Rev. Edgar Jones, rector of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church, yesterday.
meeting for the prospective. BOYS
and girls of the class was held in the
afternoon and one for the adults last
night.
The annual Junior prom OF the New
ark high school will be held in the
armory, next Friday night.
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offerings IN today's issue-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

delaware City. April 22.-Lieurenau M
ana Mrs. James Burke OF Fort du Pont
are being congratulated upon the birth
OF fine baby girl. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Hall are receiving congratula-
tions upon the birth OF a fine baby
boy
Mrs. Ralph Carr Is Ill at her home
az Fort du Pont.
Mrs. Catharine Ubilman of Phila-
delphia and Miss Ann Foster of Siam
loro' Conn, are here visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Hugh Dunning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. .Jeste, and
sons James and George left today for
Dover to attend the wedding of Mrs
testers cousin. Miss Phillis Ridgely. tc
Harold Horsey, which will take place
this evening
Services at Christ Episcopal Church
tomorrow afternoon at 3.45 o'clock
In charge of Rev. Joseph H. Earp
sunday school will be at Has a. m.
Services in NJ. L. Church at Summit
tomorrow will be: Sunday school al
O'Clock p. m; at 2.30 o'clock, ser
mon by Rev. S. D, Gibbon, topic. a
Workman Need Not be Ashamed"
Mrs, Clara Hemphill of Chesapeake
City, Md, Is here visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Hall.
Mrs. Jennie Roper of Germantown
Pa, is here visiting her cousin. Mrs
Harry Rose.
Lester Clark and sister, Miss Pearl
clark, OF Dover, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph George Of Porter's.
George Dewey Holiday, for several
years Delaware City's star first base
man, who left here a few days ago
Tor tryout with the Hamilton team
OF the Michigan-Ontario League, has
tailed TO win regular position with
that team and will return home today
Services in the NJ. Z. Church tomor-
row will be: Morning, 1880 o'clock.
topic, The Unknown Cod" 11.45
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22

o'clock, Bible school; evening. TAO
o'clock. topic. Hating"
Services In Presbyterian Church
tomorrow: 1910 O'clock, morning and
7.so o'clock evening; Rev. II. c. Pitzer
officiating.
Frank Moore is confined to his
homo on Clinton street with lumbako
Mrs., William Lester, aged 60 years,
OF near Wrangle I'M, died suddenly
Thursday evening, while attending a
meeting OF the Daughters of Rebccca
At st. Georges. Shortly before Il was
Mrs. Testers turn TO address the
meeting she was stricken with apo
plexy. DR.. Carrow OF Odessa was
called. but could not aid the stricken
woman as she died In n few minutes
Funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon Mt o'clock from her late
residence. Rev. J. G.. Mccoy. pastor
OF st. Georges M. e. Church. ofiiciat.
ing; fnterment at st. Georges ceme-
terry.
Delaware City high school baseball
team defeated Mlddletown high school
team. to Q. on Canal Field, yesterday
afternoon.
Services In st. Georges NJ. u. Church
tomorrow will be: Morning, 9.3C
o'clock. Sunday school; 1880 o'clock
sermon by the pastor. Rev. ]. C. Me-
Coy. topic. Jesus. Our inspiration and
Example," evening. o'clock, Ep-
worth League, In charge OF Miss
Short. AT 7.30 o'clock, Rev. John
Wesley Hill, Chancellor of Lincoln
Memorial University. will conduct the
service.
Services at Port Penn Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Will be: Sunday
school at 10 o'clock q. m: Christian n
Endeavor at GAS o'clock .. m.: SER
mon by pastor, Rev. William J. Little,
at 7.30 o'clock p. m.
Miss Virginia johnson Of Port Penn
was taken to Delaware Hospital, on
Thursday, where she had her tonsils
removed.
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offerings in today's issue.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
LEW Es NOTES.

Lewes. April 22.---Mrs. II. Y. Lyons
went 10 Philadelphia Thursday morn
Ing for visit.
Or. Joseph Martin has sold his prop
erty on Second street 70 Mrs. Harry
Lubker. 1t belonged at one time to
John Rodney.
herbert Fisher, n carpenter OF Low
es, has gone to Pbiladelphia TO work
with his brother, John Fisher, n con-
tractor ana builder.
Captain Robert Chambers gave q
dinner. Easter. TO all his children,
Ihoso present were IT. l.. Lyons and
wife, Louis Chambers and family. VIII
nam Chambers and wife OF Philadel-
phia, and George Chambers and wife OF
Lewcs.
Buy the Parcel Post way-see the
offerings In today's issue.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
NESTRYMEN ELECTED.

Seafori April 22.-The conprasat,o.
OF st. Luke's p. T. Church. this tou-p
mas elected the following vestrylnen
70 serve for the ensuing year: Colonel
James J, Ross. senior warden; Georr,
W. Donoho, junior warden; ves,ry-
men; Orlando W. Short, George II
huston, George NJ. Eddy, Alexander
Donoho. Charles W. Robinson. Alex.
anoer II. Lord and James B. Robin
son.
). J. Ross and George W. Donoho
Were elected delegates and George NJ
Eddy and c. W. Robinson alternates
10 the Diocesan convention, which Will
be held at Laurel. May I.
Buy the Parcel Post way-see ths
offerings in today's issue.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport. April 22.-There wifi he n
Ian enforcement meeting in front OF
the W. c. T L. Building. Newport
next Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. klpe. Miss
Mae Seeds and Henry Seeds. motored
20 Sudlcrsville. Md. Sunday 70 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Jones.
MIR. and Mrs c. W Maclary had as
guests on sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey w Maclary and son Of state
Road
Mrs Leonard Lyman. who has been
IN the 4 & $ Hospital. Wilmington
FOR some time. FOR treatment. is much
improved
Mrs. Harry pierson is confined 10
her home suffering from bronchitis.
Junior Moore. son Of Rev. and Mrs W.
Vaughn Moore. Is confined to his
home with an attack of the grip Her
man King IS confined 70 his home SUI
ferlng from tonsiltis.
Curtis Covington Of Richardson
Park. Is convalescing. following quite
long illness OF pneumonia and
pleurisy
Mrs Harry Isham, who has been In
a hospital in Philadelphia. Pa. for
treatment. is much improved. and has
been brought home.
Nancy Day, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney Day is confined 70 her
home by illness.
Price Pierson is confined TO his
home suffering from tonsilitis.
Mrs Samuel Renshaw. who has been
IN a Philadelphia hospital for treat
ment has returned 10 her home. much
improved.
The Womens Club will hold a mill
tary nve-hundred this evening. In the
club rooms. Red Mems Hall. Miss Ella
w. Johnson is chairman OF arrange
ments, and Mrs. {. NJ. Weatherby
Mrs j. {. Slack. and Miss Helen
Crauston are assisting. Mrs. George
Stuart is chairman of the refresh
ment committee. with Mrs. II. B. Tay
lor. Mrs. W. l.. Duff, Mrs. Dougherty
and Mrs Blansfeld assisting.
Miss Ella w Johnson, the new
postmaster OF Newport. opened the
postofiice in the Masonic Building.
this morning. and all mail viii be de
hvered from there in the future.
During the past week. Miss Vim
yards room AZ the Newport public
school was awarded the attendance
flag. while the rooms Of Miss Mcknett
and Miss Roe were awarded flags for
having the highest percentage for
promptness.
Buy the Parcel Post way-see the
offerings in today's issue.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
ROSE HILL NEWS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Rose Hill. April 22.-Erby p. Davis
will preach at Hazel Dell Mission al
1890 n. m. tomorrow; Sunday school
at 2.30 y. M; Christian Endeavor al
6.30 o'clock. Preaching at O'Clock
by Thomas Lewis.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Holloway
Terrace has made arrangements for
an Ice cream festival on Rose I'LL
school house lawn May Q. Prizes will
be awarded for free guessing.
Mrs. Robert u. Welsh Of Hamilton
Park has gone to Washington, ID. c..
to visit her sister, who Is very III.
X. Welsh is visiting his father at
Alexandria, Va.
Leroy Pierson, who has recovered
from long Illness, visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Pi4son, Thurs
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
OFFERS $4,000 CHURCH.

Dover. April 22.-Dover Presbyter-
ians have had an offer from the son
of former minister Of Dover Pres
byterian Church OF new church edi-
fee on State street nearer the CEN
ter Of the church membership. The
sum said 10 have been offered for the
purpose is $4,000.
The trustees Of the church have
been notified of the proposed gift and
are looking over proposed sites on
State street. The donor is Mr.. San
ford Murphey of Denver. Colorado,
son OF the Rev. Thomas Murphey, for
many years pastor Of the Dover
church. Miss Ella Murphey, a sister
OF Mr.. Murphey. resides here in the
Murphey homestead on South State
street Mr.. Murphey is now here on
visit 10 his sister.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22

OF next week, at the high school. A
f'lm showing conditions which lead
to tuberculosis in school children and
shown. DIR. II. II. Spahr will explain
the picture.
James l.. Dickinson OF Townsend
has been seriously Ill at hospital
In Wilmington and is under the care
OF specialist.
While Stanley Townsend, son OF
Howard Townsend, was out driving.
his horses ran away. running into a
gatepost and smashing a wheel. One
OF the lines broke and the boy saved
himself by jumping from the wagon.
Rev. John Townley, as chairman of
st. Georges hundred, is making plans
to have speakers for Law Enforce
ment Week. There will be meetings
at Port Penn. st. Georges and Mid
dletown.
n variety shower was given Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Branlhle, last week. In
honor of their recent marriage. They
received number Of beautiful gifts.
Mrs. Howard A. Pool has been ap-
u
berlaine. alternate. to the biennial ma
ttonal conventions of womens clubs
to he held at Chautauqua, n. V, June
20 TO 20.
The annual stockholders meeting
of Townsend Loan Association elected
these officers: President. Daniel b.
Maloney; vice president. Thomas Lat
timas: treasurer, Levi l.. Maloney:
secretary. ID. II. Jones: directors for
three years. James A. Hart, Walter
GIN. George w. Daniels.
Rev. DIR. Sumwalt, pastor of Grace
Nj. +. Church. Wilmington, will make
an address in the school auditorium
at Townsend. next Thursday even
ing.
John w. Watkins Of Odessa Is Ill
at Delaware Hospital. IN Wilmington.
Buy the Parcel Post way-See the
offerings in todays issue.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Speciai Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md. April 22.--J. II. Taylor
editor of the National Farrners' Ma ga 4.
Zine and Charles &. Barrett, president
or the Farmers Educational Co
operative Union. addressed a large
gathering OF farmers OF the Ffrst Dig
trict at the Community House. Cecil
ton, Thursday evening.
The vestry OF Trinity Episcopal
Church, Elkton, has elected Henry I,
Constable lay delegate to tho annual
Diocesan Convention which win be
held next month at Chestertown
Mayor w. ii. Macball, alternate.
Miss Elizabeth Noland Of Baltimore
addressed the Womens Club and the
Ninth District Auxiliary OF Union
Hospital at meeting at Calvert, yes
terday afternoon.
William B. Cooney Of Rising Sun ii
the possessor Of six thousand golt
fish. which ne recently purchased. Il
Is his plan to go into the gold flsf
business on large scale.
Elmer B. JefYers Of Wilmington ant
Gertrude F.. Atwell OF Marshallton
Del. and Cornelius Cooper and Ednt
Ken Of Port Deposit were granite.
marriage licenses in Elkton, Thursday
Elkton Banking and Trust Co. hai
had installed q burglar alarm system
Which will be publicly demonstrates
Saturday afternoon and evening.
The barn on the Charles W. co,
farm. in Elk Neck, now owned by A
c.. Jardella OF Philadelphia. was de
stroyed by fire, with four head o.
horses and farming implements, or
Thursday. Loss estimated at $4,000
partly covered by insurance.
The will of Miss Anna Durham o.
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HAD A CLOSE CALL.

Seaford. April 22.--Mrs. Elmer lie.
Gates and her two children had a mar
row escape from serious injuries and
probable death, this week, when O
chSkenhouse on their farm near here
blew down during a high wind. Mrs
Locates and her two children were in
the chickenhouse at the time, gather
ing eggs, and one of her sons had lust
walked out from under sill as the
mousse went over. All three had a
miraculous escape.
During the same wind storm a house
IN course of erection on the farm of
E. G. Lttleton was blown froms IFS
iounoation' and a large outbuilding on
Ihe farm OF q. II. Rider was demolish
ed. NO one was injured at either place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
NEWS or STAFFORD.
Seaford. April %.

Seaford. April -.
Mrs Carrie woullev. who has beer
~ with pneumonia AZ the home ot
her sister. Nirs e. NJ. Chase in Wi
mingtOn. returned tc her home here
Thursday evening. accompanied y,
her sister. Mrs. NJ =. Hopkins ~
Washington. II. g. and Mrs r J
Metz of Wilmington.
Miss Clara Ross left yesterday foI
q two weeks visit 70 Mrs John y
Moore at ITaddonfeld. y. J.. after
wnh,h she will visit her sister. Mrs
& VI Clait-nurne, Jr.. IN Baltimore. foi
two weeks.
llalbert II Robinson is 81, at his
apartments az tho Hotel Sussex am
his friends are fearful lest he has
suffered paralysis OF the right side
lls condition - not critical
Mr. and Mrs J w. Hazard. who
have been occupying the property. on
cannon street, " Mr. and Mrs
Charles = Wiley during the latter'S
absence IN Florida, moved this week
o. Rehoboth Beach for the spring and
summer
Edward J winder has sold his
home In West Seaford 20 Miss Maude
Reed assistant postmaster, at a
figure said to have been $4,000. Mr.
Windv Is now erecting a new home on
;hc opposite corner from whore his
present home stands.
Professor and Mrs. George r Dut-
ton and aoR. George. Jr OF Newark
were guests this week of his parents
Mr. and Mrs James +. Dutton.
W II. stevens. John J. Parsons.
Mrs Julia &. stevens and daughter,
and Mrs Huston r. Almond motored
60 OCEAN city. Md. Thursday. where
they spent the day.
Miss Lola Hitch OF Philadelphia. WAS
a guest, this week. of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Hitch.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Son OF Former Pastor of Dover
Church Offers to Build New
$4,000 Edifice.
WILL OFFER A SCHOLARSHIP

From Evcry Evenings Correspondents.
Milnrd. April 22.-The High School
Alumni Association OF Milford, for the
purpose uf raising 500. which will be
donated 10 some worthy scholar OF
Milford High School as a scholarship,
gave minstrel show in the Plaza
theatre. at Milford. last night. The
entertainment was attended by many
people from the lower part of the
State
The personnel Of the show was G. l..
Narney. Wallace MctNul, Harold Hat
field. J II. Carey. Wesley Hebner.
Charles Johnson. @. A. Gray, Charles
Marsh, end men. John Mayhew. VII
liam penney, William Nutter ]. j.
pcttyiohn. Edward Evans. Eugene
Murphy. Georgetown Suscodela Male
=tast.riet rendered selections and was
loudly ~~cnCouraEed The speciality
numbers were well recelved and the
show madeAa decided hit
Fire. Thursday evening destroyed
the barn on the farm of NJ s Benson.
on the Shawnee rad. three miles
south Of Milford The origin of the
flre Is unknown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
ENJOYABLE PARTY,

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, April 22.-Mrs. George l.
Townsend gave a party, last night, at
her home on Gillespie avenue, FOR her
daughter. Catherine. and her two sons,
Henry and George Townsend. About
so of their school friends attended and
q delightful evening was spent, mostly
in dancing. after which refreshments
were served.
Those present were: Rosalle Steel.
Louise Hullihen, Frances Hullihen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
NEWS OF MIDDLET0wN.

Middletown. April 22.-G. Harold
Baker OF Aberdeen. Md, was IN Mid
dletown, 10 contract with farmers 10
plant corn and tomatoes for the can
neries for the summer pack. He sue
ceeded in contracting for coo acres Of
sugar corn, al $40 the ton. and 110
acres of tomatoes at sl2 the ton.
Trustees Of the Middletown Acad-
omy have made a cinder foundation
IN front OF the public school building
and will lay cement walk
Jesse l.. Shepherd expects TO erect
new building on the site where the
old postoiiice building was destroyed
by FIRE.
The condition Of Miss Ella Naudain.
who was badly bruised by a fall last
week. is somewhat improved.
Middletown Parent-Teaeher Asso-
citation Will hold meeting on Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22
LARGE POTATO BED.

Seaford, April al. II. Rider &
Son, farmers near Seaford, have what
is believed TO be the largest sweet
potato bed on this peninsula. 1t il so
rect long with three separate beds.
each 20 feet wide and eight feet long
TWO urlVe ways. each feet broad ex-
tending the entire length of the beds.
Two hundred feet of three and one
ha4f pipe and 200 feet of one and
one-haf inch pipe were used in pre-
pairing the beds.
The hot weather method of heat
ing is used. The three beds contain
about five hundred five -eights baskets
OF sweets. The entire sprouting plant
including labor. cost $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22

Ruth Vinsinger, Margaret vinsinger.
Ilene Shaw, Violet Rowen, Agnes Fraz-
er, Catherine Hubert, Lydia Young,
Rebecca Cam, Evelyn 9tolI, Viola
'Eubankr, Catherine Holton. Edna Hol-
ton, Marjorie Johnson, Gladys Clark.
Ida MacMurray. Charlotte Hossinger,
Leslie Blackwell. verna Bland, Elma
Robinson, Sarah pierson, Iillio Willis
and Catherine Townsend Barclay
Armstrong, Albert Strnhorn, Herbert
Henning, Robert Hayes. Harvey
Boyce, William Armstrong. Lewis
Green. George Powell, William
Schwartz. John Elliott. Justin steel
John Mayer, Loo Crompton. Clarence
Evans. Roy Stephan. Reginald Rose
Floyd Hubert, James Gregg, Archi-
bald Rowan. William Richards, Ed
ward Hahn. Daniel Walton, John
Lcwts, Marshall Manns, Henry Town.
send and George Townsend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-22

uate Of University OF Delaware. and
at present is assistant to State Bank
Ing Commissioners Medill. Rev. DR.
w. Lloyd Bevnn, a cousin Of tho bride
Will perform the ceremony, assisted
by Rev. Benjamin Fish Thompson
rector OF Christ p. II. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rldgely last evening
entertained tho wedding party and
out-of-town guests ut their homo on
Dover Green,