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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02
GALES ARE PREDICTED.
VIII Prevail AH Along Atlantic Coast
Tonight,

WASHINGTON. Jan. Storm warn
ings were ordered displayed by the
weather bureau today from Cape Hat
teras to Eastport. Me The bureau said
gtrong northwest winds and gales prob
ably will prevail this afternoon and to-
night
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02
Masonic Temple

Tuesday. Jan 3. at 80 p. m.-Regu-
lar meeting of bingham chapter, No. 80,
o. f.. :. Business Installation.
Wednesday. Jan. l. at 80 y. m.--
Special communication of Brattleboro
lodge. No 102. Work NJ. H.. degree.
ID. D. G. NJ George NJ. Clay will make
his official visitation. Music and refresh
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02

The steel hull of a vessel IS rendered
during construction by the ham
meriug. and every steel vessel has its COM
pass corrected to counteract its own mag
netic lines of force
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Odd Fellows Temple

Monday, Jan >. 7.30 p. m-The Past
Noble Grands association will meet at
Odd Fellows temple.
Thursday, Jan. 2-E'riendship Circle
viii hold its annual meeting, with election
of officers Supper at 61J. Please come
as there is work to be done.
Sign up now for the bowling tourna-
ment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02

trial enterprises b.itrrc that the United
States is destined to grow as world
power
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THE WEATHER.
Fair and Continued Geld Tonight-Fair
and Warmer Tuesday.

WASHINGTON. Jan. - The
weather forecast Fair and continued
cold tonight Thursday fair with slowly
rising temperature Diminishing north
west winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02
TWO CHILDREN WOUNDED.

Shipping Resumed at BeItast on NeW
Years Day.
BELFAST. Jan. 2--Sniping was re-
Sumed by rival factions at midday today
with further serious consequences. One
bullet penetrated the head Of a 14-year-
old youth and struck a child in its moth
ers arms. Both children were mortally
wounded THREE men were wounded. two
seriously.
Aoonshine. it is said, has marked
effect on stammering People 50 afflicted
stammer most at the full of the moon.
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First Baptist Church

Monday. $50 p. m.-Annual Sunday
school supper
Tuesday, 73O p. m.-Union week of
Prayer service. Address by Rev. Charles
&. Chayer.
Friday p. m-Juuior Eudcavgr: 80
Regular church prayer meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-02

Was Author of History of Whitingham,
Also Butterfield Genealogy. and Was
Well-known Mason Funeral to Be
Held Tomorrow at 1 O'clock
A. Augustine Butterfeid, II, lawyer,
of Jacksonville, former town clerk and
one of the most prominent citizens of the
town OF Nottingham, died in his home in
Jacksonville yesterday about II o'clock.
&c bad an attack of pneumonia about
three weeks ago. but his condition inn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
ELECTION SUPERVISORS.

Ches:er;own. Nd. Jun. p The Board
o. Supervisors ot Elections has ap-
Pointed the following registrars Of
voters tor the several districts O: the
county:
Frs; district, FIRST precinct. Samuel
g Hurlock. Dem. and PAU Z. Price,
Rep; Second precinct. Elmer :. Jar
man. Dem. and Theodore Dempsey.
Rep.
Second district. First precinct. Chas
S Hague. Dem. and Lewis S. Price.
Rep; Second precinct, Joseph W
Howard. Dem. and Ralph Gary. Rep.
Third district. Frs; precinct, owen
S Dodson. Dem and George 4. Rasin
Rep: Second precinct. Harvey B
Moore. Dem. and Ray Crew, Rep.
Fourth district. First precinct. John
Z. Barnes. Dem. and Charles y. Sat
terrified, Rep; Annex. William T
Hicks. Dem. and NJ ". Thomas, Rep
Fourth district. Second precinct
William F. Main. Dem. and William A
Burk. Rep.
/ Fifth district. First precinct, Johr
G. Wilson. Dem and William E Leary
Rep; Second precinct. John Kelly
Dem. and Abner Dryden. Rep.
Sixth district. Archibald Rammage
Dem. and II. p. Jones. Rep.
Seventh district. W. Ray Startt
Dem. and John T NJ Vickers. Rep.
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SEAFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford, June 2l.--Philip II. Graham
rural mail carrier. is spending a two
weeks vacation at Jacksonville, Fla
Edward Tull is substituting as rural
mail carrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Stephany have
as guests Misses Leah and Rose
Stephany. OF Statesville, y. c.
Miss Ida Moore. OF Philadelphia. is
visiting Mrs. William +. Allen.
Mrs Ella G. Emery and daughter
Betty. have gone To Rehoboth Beach
where they will occupy their cottage
for the summer. They were accom-
panied by Miss Lillian Anthony. who
wifi be their guest for two weeks.
! Miss Helen Horsey. of Dover. Is
visiting Miss Virginia McNeilly.
Herbert Iank has obtained "a posi-
ton as clerk in the Seaford bank oi
the Delaware Trust Co.
! Kuder CoIlison, of Philadelphia, Il
spending the summer with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, y. f.. =. Mack
lin.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lambden. o
Laurel. are spending the week at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Handy
Miss Eliza Robinson IS IN Baltimore
Miss Clara Ross has returned from
Baltimore.
Williams Lawrence spent the week
end with friends at Ovean City. Md.
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catch OF hsh.
Miss Margaret Ellis VIII spend som'
time at Delnar with her grandmother
Mrs. NJ. Carey Ellis.
Patrick Henry Lodge, No. il, 1. %
o. r.. viii meet tonight.
Mrs. 6. X. Snedeker Of ~. Georget
viii be removed 10 the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington. thu
week 70 undergo an operation.
The schooner Sandsnipe unioadet
10000 empty cans at 81. Georges yes
terday for the 81. Georges cannery ca
Joseph Gam OF Philadelphia Is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gam
at 81. Georges.
John Gam OF St Georges left today
for Dover where he has secured g
position with the State Highway DE.
| partment.
! The baseball game scheduled fo1
/ Thursday night with Doc" Pughi
Susquehanna All-Stars has been cailet
OF on account of several OF his play'
/ erE having 20 play regular leagu,
game that evening. As yet. twilight
game has not been scheduled for thii
| week
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NEWS OF NEW ARK.

Newark, June 21.-tieorge w. Grif-
fin OF Newark and Mrs. Jane II. Groce
OF Orlando. Florida, were married In
Philadelphia today.
Children of Delaware Avenue be
tween Depot and Elkton roads were
given n pleasant outing yesterday
through the Kindness OF Prof. Robert
Thoroughbred. who had charge Of a
group of about 16 who spent the day
at Old Welsh Tract. The day was spent
flshing. bathing and playing games
Mrs. Thoroughbred and Mrs. q. w
Widdoes also went 10 the picnic
grounds for a time in tho afternoon
The children on the trip were Robert
and Jeanette Thoroughgood. Elma
KNOTS. Marian Gallery. Dorothy Stoll
Agnes Miller. Pauline. Victor and OF
tobine WIddoes, Dorothy and Mary
Hayes. Doris and Myra Smith an,
Betty, Olive and Cornella Heiser.
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NEWS OF ODESSA.

odessa. June G.-Frederick West
oi Rordentown. y. J.. IL visiting his
sis,ss. Mes Emma Wiest.
Mhrs Florence Stidhsn. a student az
tho University az Delaware. spent the
week end here with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs II. Stidham.
Miss Ethel Riley OF Wilmington Is
visiting Mrs Russcl Bender. near
town.
Miss Louise Mccoy OF Wilmington
spent sunday with her grandmother
Mrs. cara Mccoy
4. Mcsiinley OF Chester. Pa, was q
vixtor IN town on Sunday
The ladies Aid Will meet Tomorrow
evening a. the home O.: Mrs l.. y
Aspril.
Jack Mccoy Of the L :. Nevada
stationed az West Coast. California
is visiting relatives and friends Il
town
Rev + {. PrettymAn - ne ant!
ssloon League Of delaware and Mary
land gave an interesting talk a. -
paui's NJ. = church on sunday morn
Ing.
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Mrs. Sussie Graham, OF Norfolk, Va,
In Visiting Mrs. Annie Graham.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Scott has returned to
AlLston, Mass, after a visit to her
father. George w. Brown. and her
sister. Mrs. Orville ID. Rhea.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris and
daughter. Bcilah. are visiting their
son In Washington.
Mrs. John Kirkland, Mrs. Annie
Gordy and Lorenzo Gordy. of Nichols.
Ga. have arrived here for a months
visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Gordy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks l.. Ross have
as their guest Mrs. Ross mother, Mrs.
Mary A. Young. OF Philadelphia.
Glenn Straley, OF Philadelphia, spent
the week END with William Lingo.
Captain John Griffith and daughter.
Mrs. Alice Rowe. have returned to
liam X. Morgan and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hus-
| ton.
Mrs. PARKER knowlton has gone 70
Philadelphia to meet her husband
who has just returned from a six
months voyage to India. Captain
knowlton is commander OF the Arc
turus. of the Kerr Steamship Co. OF
New York.
Mrs. Burton Wainwright has re
turned from fredericksburg. Md.
Oscar Gordy, OF Marcus Hook, Pa.
Is spending weeks vacation will
friends near Seaford.
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HARRINGTON PFRSONALS.

Harrington. juno 2l.--Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Williams arc Mt Iewes.
Miss Ann Becker and Mts Sarnh
Coulbourn. of Atlantic City. y. J..
spent the weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Jones and Miss May
Jones have returned from Charlestown
Md. where they were guests OF Rev
and Mrs. J. II. Wilson.
Mns. Matte West has returned &c
Wilmington, after a visit 10 Mrs. w
l.. kennerly.
Miss Irene Richards has returned
from Wilmington.
Mrs. John Bartle-tone has return
ed from New York.
Miss Hazel Griffith Is at IIewes.
Reese b. Harrington has returned
from Atlantic CITY. y. J.
Rev. Leonard b. Smith, OF Whining
ton. visited Harrington last week.
/ Mrs. George Culver. OF Wilmington
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. an,
/ Mrs. Charles Trice.
! Miss Helen Hopkins has returne'
/ from Burrsville. Md.
Mrs Theodore Smith has returne,
from Westminster, Md.
Mrs. Charles Lane has returne
/ from Wilmington.
Mrs. +. w. Dean and Mrs. J. Wat
son Cain have returned from Phila
delphia-
Miss PolIett. of Stockton, Md, is
guest of Mrs. G.. c. Brown.
Miss Blanche Thawley is tourin
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Powell have re
turned from Burrsville, Md.
Mrs. George b. Potter has returne
, from Philadelphia.
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NEWS Of THE DAY
IN LOWER DELAWARE
New School at Seaford Built
at Cost Of $50. 900. About
Finished.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
acaford. juno ?i.--The Seaford
s.heoi building. built FOR negro chill
aren at "A cost of $4,000. u gift OF
Pierre =. du Pont and situated on a
piot OF ground containing six acres.
has tecu completed and will he turned
over 70 seaford special school district
In few days.
The building IL constructed OF brick
and is modern In every respect. IL
contains n fine steaIa heating plant,
electric liEhts and city water. II is l22
by 56 feet. with large hall running
from one end of the building 10 the
other. There ARE Ave classrooms and
a principals office. At either end OF
the building are drinking fountains
The school rooms have ample space
and f,nc hlackbosrds and are equipped
with modern dcs4s. There are larg,
cloak rooms and a private wardrobe
The sewerage of the school Is taker
care OF by septic and overflow tanks
located somo distance from tho build
Ing. There IN an entrance NJ each enc
Of the hsiilding.
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OF Its entire stock Of strawberry crates
this season.
Mrs. s. Harrington Messick has re-
turned home after spending a few
days In Cuatsvillc. Pa. with her
daughter. Mrs. Harris p. Stephenson
Mrs. Name Kinder left yesterday
FOR Ocean City. n. j., where she Will
spend the summer.
A section OF the large department
store OF Sol Kline. has been rented to
the American Stores Co.. which will
open store there some time this
week
Harry j. AXE. former clerk of Or
phans Court. who resided In George.
town. has moved his family here. and
they are occupying the property OF
Mrs. Sherman Todd. on Walnut street
Prof. John T.. Leninger. superin.
tendent OF the Bridgeville publ,
school. left Fridny for his home IL
Chamhersburg. Pa.
Mrs. Coulter Messick is i'll at hel
country home near town.
Harry j. Anderson has remodelet
the interior OF his store property OF
Market street
Miss Lillian Sudler. an instructor il
Newark public school. returned her
Saturday To spend the summer.
| Mrs. Leon Cannon will be n mem
ber OF the Delaware party to atten.
the National Convention OF Women
Clubs To be held at Chautauqua, y. Y
this month.
William I'm has purchased a motor
cycle while at Frederick. Md. wher
no was the guest of his aunt. Mrs
James Long.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Patsy VaIucia Burned Follow
ing an Explosion at His
Home.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, June 2l.--l,aat evening
shortly before O'Clock. fire, caused 10y
the explosion OF a gallon oil can. re
suited In tho serious burning Of Patsy
Valucia, IS years old. Of S02 Clayton
street. A small child. during the alb
aence of It's parents. went into the
kitchen and placed an oil can con
tanning several quarts of oil on top
Of a lighted gas stove, the father
detected the odor OF smoke and hur-
ried to the Kitchen 20 investigate and
while removing tho can from tho IRE
the explosion occurred. burning him
about the right side. arms and head
| DIR u. NJ. Allen was summoned and or
dered the man sent TO the Physicians
| and SurgeonA' Hospital. Wilmington.
| for treatment. The child, after plac-
! Ing the can on top OF the stove, left
! the room and escaped injury. The
members OF the Good VIII Fire Go.
we're notified OF the explosion and re
sponded 10 the call. but did not 60
into service. as tho flames about the
kitchen were extiuguished before their
arrival.
fsibNtH vi iilf ~ wv n
parochlal School yesterday received
their diplomas as graduates OF the
commercial and stenogra phic depart
ments. The class comprised the fol
lowing pupils. Elizabeth Freebury
Eliza beth Ryan. Ann Higgins. Mary
Keenan,, Margaret Reynolds. Mlchae
Recdy. Jr Jamce Weldin. John Durry
william Weldin and William Gott.
This evening the members OF the
ST. Johns Lodge. No. 2. A. f. & A. VI.
will hold special meeting. Tomorrow
evening Caesar Rodney Cha apter, No
s, Order OF the Eastern Star. vii
meet This meeting Will be the fna
one for the summer season.
The Trustees of the Common me
last evening and made general re
port OF the conditions OF the Common
, farms II was decided that the act
ing committee procure 1000 posts o
chestnut wood not exceeding the cos
OF 25 cents apiece delivered The fol
lowing bills were approved and ordere
, paid: J. T. & l.. L. Eliason. Inc
s27937; Water & Light Commission
&S5; Nathaniel q. Watson, s4l.S5
Every Evening Printing Co. s4l0
Thomas A Rees. $3.50; George h
:; King Press, $3.50; Francis de +
Janvier, Sl2; Owen +. Sheridan
4 $1,000: White Brothers, s79.77: L
Challenger & Son. s4.65;C. c. Manned.
! $3.50: Theodore w Cavender. s235
Mrs. Margaret Raieny. SIS; Frank !
= Wright. 1915; Abraham ingram
sl4S.50. The board adjourned 70 me,
in August.
The members OF the New Cast
Century Club are making arrange
ments TO hold a picnic on Thursda
=" June 29. at Hopkins Beach.
This evening the Board Of Educe
tion Will meet in gular session at
o'clock.
Battery II will hold a drill in u
Van Dyke Armory tomorrow evenin
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SUSSEX ROAD BUILDING.

Seaford, June 2i-Stone FOR con
struction work on the connecting links
~ the Seaford-Iaurel and Bridgeyille-
Georgetown State highways has srrlv-
81 at Seafori. and the building ~
these LINKS Will now SO forward with
much rapidly.
Work on these two stretches OF
road was stopped when an inspection
~ two barge loads ~ stone. which had
arrived her, revealed the fact that
the stone wss too soft for road build
ing IN Delaware. and the contractors
were held up until yesterday. wher
two more barger arrived.
Following the completion ~ th'
Stafford In urel connecting link th'
work OF laying concrete on the Sea
ford -Bridgeville connecting link wi.
begin. the grading and other prepara
uons having been completed. The ston'
for the Bridgeville Georgetown picc'
~ road i~ also being brought "a Sea
ford by hsrses and transported 20 th'
scene of building activities by mot0
trucks
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MIDDLETOwS PERSONALS.

Middletown, June 21-Mrs Mary
Riley Smith OF New York is visiting
her nephew, Charles \. Kelley.
DR.. Robert \. COmegys and Joseph
y. Comegys of Philadelphia, visited
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. \.
Comegys. Sunday.
Miss Estele Beasten ,of Wilmington
spent Sunday with Miss Madeline Pen
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. * Burstan Of Atlantic
City, y. j, have been visiting their
daughter. Mrs. \. Fogcl.
Mrs Joseph e. jobs and Miss Alice
jobs have returned from a visit &c
Lieutenant and Mrs Ephraim p. Jolls
in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Sarah Kumpcl has returned
from Philadelphia.
Miss Alma Whitlock has beer
spending week with her sister. Mrs
Alien Evans az Marcus Hook, Pa
Mrs. Duval Gibbs OF Philadelphia, n
visiting Middletown.
Miss Laura Cochran OF Philadel
phia. IS a guest of Mrs. W. T. Con
nellee
Misses Bertha and Katherine Rat
/ ledge and Miss Eliza Cieaver hav'
gone 10 the Pocono Mountains.
Mrs John l. Poore Of Ashland
Mass. is guest Of Mrs Theodore V
/ Wh!tlock. Jr.
1 Mrs. r. A Beckham hasreturned {
/ Washington. after a visit 10 Mr.. am
/ Mrs 3. q. Smith.
Mrs. John Armstrong OF Islan
/ Grove. Fla. IS visiting Middletown.
Miss Caroline Fouracre has re
turned from Wilmington.
Walter 5. Letherbury has returne
from Atlantic City, y. J.
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FUNERALS IN KENT COUNTY.

Dover. June 2i-The funeral Of
Mrs. Clara lowber Frcar. wife of !.
\. Frear. OF near Rising Sun. took
place yesterday afternoon from the
residence of her husband and was
largely attended. Rev. II. G. Helfen-
stein had charge ot the services and
was assisted by Rev. Alfred Smith and
Rev. {. W. Moore. lnterment was
made in Odd Fellows cemetery, Cam
den.
The funeral OF Samuel II. Barker
Will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the residence OF his son-in-law
J. l.. u. Hutchison. Rev. DR.. Stewart
VIII have charge Of the services Al
The house. and Philodemic Lodge. l
o. @. F., Will ofIiclate nj the grave
lnterment VIII he made IN Iakesid,
cemetery.
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/, Raymond

Miss Anna McGinnis yesterday was
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital,
Wilmington, for treatment.
Mrs. Chester r. Blake who has been
confined 70 her home for several days,
suffering from illness, is able 10 be
about.
The infant daughter OF Mrs. stella
Lattomus is III at her home near
Hare's Corner.
Mrs. Mary Sim is confined n hcr
home suffering from an infected hand.
DR. B NJ. Allen Is In attendance.
Platts specials this week Every
Day tail milk. lOc; pink salmon. 12c:
wax paper, 3 rolls. 10c; Clicquot gin
ger ale. 15c; jelly glasses. 40c doz
Jar tops. 25c doz, parowax. 10c H..
jar rubbcrs. 7lac doz: ladies' bath
ing shoes. 75c to 800 pair. Higf
water this evening at 3 O'Clock. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21

officers for the coming year, held In
the lodge rooms last evening. Other
officers elected were: Senior warden,
+. ID. Geoghegan; junior warden, A.
J. Yandegrift: secretary, Stanley ~
stevens: treasurer. j. II. Bittle; tyler-
l.. Y. Miller; trustee for three years,
S. B. Bender.
Frank o. Moore, Benjamin Vinton-
John Tugend. Claude Jordan and
Henry Winchester left this morning
for days fishing at Bowers Beach,
Emmett O'Neil OF Wilmington is
spending his vacation here with his
parents.
Mlss Marie Jameson left yester-
day for Atlantic City 70 spend two
weeks.
Charles J. o'Nenl spent a weeks
vacation here with his parents.
Miss Dorothy r. Johnson. who for
| meriy lived here. will he graduated
from Atlantic city High School to
morrow.
BILLY" Reybold, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. 4. Reybold. slipped and fen while
running last evening and. ~ feared
broke "A bone in his wrist. DR.. w. w
Ellis sent him 10 Delaware Hospita
for an x-ray examination 70 determine
the extent OF tho injury.
Misses Margaret Schaefer. Mar
garct Clark. Katherine Rose and
+ Frances webb and Mrs. Kenneth
/ Cross motored to Wilmington last eve
/ ming to attend a dance.
Dr. w. W. Ellis and family. wh'
have been on a short vlsit with rela
tiYes in laurel and Delmar, returned
homo yesterday afternoon. Dr. Eli
spent Monday at Ocean city. Nd
and brought back the first fresh crab
lseon here this season as well as a goo'
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STATE CAPITAL NEWS.

Dover, June 2l.-Ralph l.. Kreer. of
Wilmington. and Miss Myrtle a. Walls.
Of Dover. were married hero ycetcr-
day afternoon by Rev. X. S. Stephens.
The sale yesterday afternoon by
sheriff Graham OF the Farmers stor-
age warehouse recalled tho Levy dis
tillery. which operated for many years.
James III. Hughes purchased the prop
erty for $500.
Irving Goldshorough, Of Woodland
Beach, was given n hearing yesterday
before Magistrate Wood on charge of
the larVeny of SOC from Frank Cataldi.
The accused was held in $500 bail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
HoRTICULTURALIST MEETING.

Dover. June 2L--Harrison Nurseries
have invited the Peninsula Horticul-
tural Society and the Maryland
horticultural Society TO hold their
summer Meeting at the Harrison
orchards. Berlin. Nd. on Friday, July
u, and the invitation has been ac-
cepted.
The Harrison's will serve lunch as
soon Az the noon train arrives, and
tho visitors will he taken later &c
see the large orchards around Berlin
At the close of the trip the party viii
ro TO ocean City. Md. where the eve
ming will be spent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
t the Bishops house for the sum

is at the Bishops house for the sum
mer.
MIR. and Mrs. John Dick have taken
a cottage here for the summer.
Miss Anna Hazard. real estate
broker, has transferred her office from
Maryland avenue to First street and
Rehoboth avenue.
William II. Foster. Of Wilmington,
has taken a cottage here for the sum
mer,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21

DEATHS IN SUSSEX COUNTY.

Georgetown. June 21.-Mrs. Clara
T Wyatt. daughter Of the late Bur
ton and Priscilla Wilkins. died at the
home OF her sister Mrs. William King
at Rehoboth Beach on Saturday.
Funeral services were held IN the First
Methods, Protestant Church, George
town yesterday afternoon and burial
Vas made in Union cemetery.
Harry Veasey Of Harbeson, died
yesterday Of heart trouble. For many
years Mr. Veasey had been one OF the
leading business men in this section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-21
WISE WOMEN

A famous medical man of ancient
times states regarding his writings that
they were but a collection of knowledge
obtained from the Wise Women"
Do you realize that in those times the
women, and not the men, knew about
the healing properties of medicinal
plants, roots and herbs? From the
earliest times, women had knowledge
of the treatment of disease and of the
healing merit of roots and herbs.
Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was originated by woman
Lydia f. Pinkham, and is now known
and praised by women of all ages. 1t i:
prepared from roots and herbs having
medicinal action of great vaule in the
treatment OF troubles women so often
have.
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REBOBOTH BEACH PERSONALS

RehobOth Beach. June 21.-Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Cranston have opened their
cottage. on Maryland avenue, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Cannon. OF
Bridgeyille. have taken a cottage here
for the summer.
Rev. r. X Stephenson, of VIII
mington, arrived here last week and
Will remain for the greater part Of the
season.
Miss Ella Turner and mother, oi
Wilmington. have opened their cot
tage here for the summer.
Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop, Of Whining
ton. has opened her cottage here for
the season.
Bishop Monaghan, Of Wilmington