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New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
ThIrd Ave. RnIIrny Nrl CrIn.

The November report Of the Third
Avenue Railway SYsiem showed gross
earnings Of ii,is0A55, a gain of tii,-
06I over November. 1891 The MT in
come after taxes amounted 10 1920 l23,
an increase Of slf662. The surplus
after charge was S22.Of2, an improve
ment Of ti5,5si.
The gross earnings for the last hve
months. ended November 20, we're So.
o54 602 . gain Of fio7.ees over che
corresponding period Of the previous
year. The net income after taxes vas
fl,i5i,o27, on increase Of tl21,f54.
Surplus after charges announced %
git3.937. az Improvement q ii25.6i5.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Pnri. Nln.kri Firmer

PARIS. Dec. i9.-Prices were hrmer
an tbe Bourse to-day Three per cent
.c,,es 70 francs 90 eeniimes; exch nee
., London. G2 francs 10 centlmes; 5
oer cont loan. 76 francs 30 certimes.
The dollar Vas quoted at Is francs 50
rauffmoe
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Commercial Credit

csnmercial PAPER continues fairly
~, with discount rates frm at ~
! 5 pef cent More paper at the Tow
irfe d moving
81, American Acceptance Council
,esdsy quoted the following dis
-, rates on prime bankers accept
rs,, eligible Tor purchase By Federal
r,argt banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Hnd .nn y Mammalian

Hudson 4 Manhattan Railroad for
November showed balance 800 obi
m increase o. t33.0if over the same
month last year. Balance for the
eleven months was t70i.7T0. a gain Of
SIS .B27.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Hnstel snils

Ex-Governor c. N HASKELL chairman
Of the board Of directors o. the Middle
states OIL Corporal on. sailed Tor l>0h-
don yesterday. lt was announced thaL
,e " ll confer with British capitalists
m consolidation of Wyoming and
Montana properties
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
~ ,.,1,.1 uErTrNo on THE STOCK

THE ANNUAL MEETINo OF TIE srock- e.ls
'soidera of Ths Wellesbourne Realty com
-, ~ ths election OF Directors fof ne
sas1ing year end the transaction OF cue. eusn
ciesr fusiness a. may come tefofe IN meet.
Inc an ~ held AZ ne on o. ne 90 p pag
y. u fa Bradway. Manhattan Borough
s., yors Cltg on Wednesday. January sra'
isaI. ID 1880 =. a. ,.. 80,
DT,rS1 Srus York December 18th. 1879
HENRY 2. PiERsoN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
10 THE HOLDERS on

UIhII" u d W ~ NNNNA VT | ~ ANA ~
g. erna ID bt 90 Gold Bonds. 1913
The Equitable TIuai 40 PAM oi soy
York. ss Fflai Agent n % nfai Rfpu 10
of Uruguay EKfnIn Debt o., Gold n0ntf
1915. has received fft1g a. an amo t.il ~
fund ani hsreli Invites tenders n fhq aIofs
bonds fOf aaio t0 ihf amQ illaiion fHnf "a q
price below par fnl accrued lnirual 90 Fa-
hauft ii5gb sealed teHd8is addrcasad 10
the T.u.t bepti n ni HHl .f ol nel ths
ONCE of Tho Equitable Trust c0mpans of
New York. N Wall Street. ai ~ pcloci n~'7,
January z. 1870 ami should BE- entnferd
n nifia f0f %. amortization fund OF me
Oriental Republic of lfuEll5 Ih iight -
rsts. we'd 10 reject any ard aH tenders.
hrN YORK, a. n. Drem 10 i191,
THE EQt TABLE TRUST COMPANY
or hLW YORK. FISCAL Agent,
OIfntl Rfpu' Ne n Uruguay.
81 LYaAN RHoAOGs. bics-Prtsidsut
FRANK 2. WARD 4 co. (EsTtB isiAl
n % iias Mark & We Drs, n it"
S5 Wall street y. Y iiiaHutef 1881
Quotations Opini0ns.
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r,nq ron pm nrPAfns.

q.,isS tids vii d received NJ ne once
n the cossnopoi.tan shiPp-ng COMPANY. 20
AZ arfadaay. until 70 m "Wednesday. De-
-,tsr sT,f and there oprred IN the pee
.,re IN bidlsrr Tor the repair n damaEfs pr
AZ, 10 Pier No 2 iiohokfn. :. D. fletihlt.
f,ous II work 90 10 drnr may hf lh---l
er.os Of ths Cosmopolitan shipping Co. fief
so 2 hoHgttr.
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DIV DEND NOTICES
U0IOREs TsPTHNNzA 0ohT
~ 20 s.e-ss -. = g.. 81. ~. lslh. Isl

NsW York, Dee utsf llih. 1872.
A., rrrsrfna OF fhr Dirrcfors ~ ttr 90
isrrs A. ID fansa Corporaf.on nfl1 to-iHF' =
d.,I4and n 1sg Uas drrlareds Qartnie =
January le,h. is2.. 70 s,ofl .lffs of re.o-o
~ rhr rfo-r of blsiness on Dscemher 4oth
fara Tre hoosp OF the CoIporaiiou Will
eio-s on Decfmfef gott AMI remain si,~Ta
~rfl fh@ open.rg q business On January
- = u. TooKER. SECRETARY ana Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
rOsDEN ana c0NF4TY

TRs bnsrd of Or sct0rs of c,zdst aa4
COMPANY mas this day de lsrsd . ssspgF
aus steriy difidrud % fi01 q share - ne
common Fiock n tho Company. payable Fsb-
fnsi, i4g. 10 tho stockholders " recogd
a the cloas Of huslness on Jaauary q ts1A.
'rha si0rt haofa Fiii remain Opfn
y ~ ROJzEIL Secreay,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

rur ANNUAL MEETING or TilE isTocKi::
t,iters of the 81 RONEp NEW lohh
pRoPEfiTiEs CORPORATION for ths cleo,
Ton OF Directors for the .a u'nh 3e-.
~ come tefore th- meeting viii D. hrld az
the or q Of the Company a. No. 4- b. .sll-
oay. Manhattan Borough. New fors S..l' "a
"wednesday January -rd. ls-4. OF ~ e'"~N
dated. Nev York, Dscsmhsr ~. is-l.
HENRY 4. PfERsON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
RINANclAL

Is shs AadlHrsn asfrssfa''ns Va
chine Co pffff -.
$500 80 Lombsrd cona Ang CO. rr'aS
100 80. spssks Machine a Tool cerDu
" III 81 f1mm0H
800 - spasks Machine Tool coFos
% sfs Roes Island co oi6 stock
ah. Hfnr0r Lake fYndicais
800 80 conrnsniai Asphalt fstFs-
40 80 Dsmesg on Cofpn prfff.
uniF wyomirE sasisrn OF ~
100 80 Nsw Yorh Drus sior. prsf1. .
i5 ~ Nliioasi Drus slor. ronmen.
t2to che shasta Copper q zinc o'in-
soa shs Huuy Hn Nines
$50 IS shaafa copper 4 linc conmeAs
500 . Tho Waff Pr8ducfs csrpn
500 Nafiona fafi Co inr
lee ~ Arl1on. asgt.a cegps, C.
ah. coneafoGa Really 90
100 - iyefs Zee 60 ~ prsff
500 fyera- lee common
100 - Foreirn frs u y atins serpa
% shs 0llt F.or'da Altoa'ns N~'F
SO OUT viories = Alsbams R'T'y
30 fu1n aus 90 -
is 900 Ouif Fioriis a Aishsns y Ntg -
Miee So Bonds ieti, 80 - DE-
ss Nops.ms Hos,.ry GO g. pr.'t
t3ol0 croion ilon wol.s bons h'Fe
$4,000 Bgrbrnk 90 fsf Miss - sense
iiss0o seab0srl invesusgni Fin~nes
$50 ~ G,aps 6a corpn Of Am.rsA
t"rnr hN nrsfd
90 ~. Graps oa .corpn. ef AmsFieA
IOunfo b Ffffk
80 shs. Grapo ora corpn common
DO sha. r. ~. DaUson q o.. TO- psafA
shs w Davaon CO. ine- ssnA-
s6o ih.. N. y. SANITARY rpia.uoa %,
ne tts. seafosrd Tinar.e in efimrni Ces
sbs. oenrai s5nilsis ilc.
$500 D r. cntpn n-h roni-
$4,000 eratoart Fnancs ln.s 'msni @ ~
~ fhF fenhna Finarcs 10 s-imrni CO.
~ fhs AIUfn - Steel c0
400 shs Esra'oH worsied Kills lnc-'
900 shs. psnhan d, Proinains I Rsaning
CO.rn rrUmnn
200 shs d R Caf.n IL Dftfi.
~ shr Troc. ir.
- ~ Dolly iortan 81 -
n-nt tH% inisrd Loan Notes
50 900 gh Tide MINI, CO ~ ooais
10 b. 1he Dill 2 MIiis common
5000 ahs nofton Z 80 peffol.Hn 70.
i6f shs feahoari rlaahce q in,ssimfut
Co commfu.
i96 ths. i.o'omouys Puiyerissd Fpsi CO.
- ,hs. Locomous, puIyshl,d Fu.i Co
100 ,hs Jocksy ciub ~ Juarsa. a A.
100 she. foicrs Lime ifd 70
g9 Do. Howe Rubber f1rpn prtf1,
icI9ts shs. Hove 300 rcf 90 pl iuinoA
40 he ID qnon c0nfratfn9 co
ti2 DO nfrrnn Cnnfra. Ting 60.
$50 aha Radiant on Co.. "a tieipatins
1855 fhs. RADIANT on Co.. somman
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Nanufarture-~ Co-n-~re,al Compa-,y
NOTICE or sfEclAi, NJ Il''o

Aanu'aeture-. Cop-,err'ai tonpa|y
NOTICE or sPEciAL NIB ilNo
or STOCKHOLDERS
vostrs Il hereby given tat .re'lAl
,,.ett,r OF IRE STOCK oidefa of ne nanl-
faeturers Commercial Company hsa oe ~
called ani viii BE- heid ~ lhe s9.n nI'
AZ rt fhe prinelpal Once of toe 90 lp.hg
Gffteerfh noor of huhding), 20. ~
proadway, IN The Borough of Manlat,.sn In
Clty of New ork + afo OF NeW lots 'Os
f-~ th. same place in the apmn cry a.
the ias. ore Tins annual NEE lng on We
se,,-,or,ffo1 ras lei }. Tor the pu pose OF
voting on a proposition that me coz poia. . ,..
a., r. difsoivod forthwith, and pass ns
- eIosfIne slrh reaolu ions 80 may n'
rs-tinsnt 10 such proposition. and Wahs-
sctinF Tuch other business a. may pioI''"
cone before the meeting .,..
q y HUGGfSS. President
B. r. gHEiBLEr. score ary.
Dated. December T. 1874
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
TO HOLDERS AND owNERs o.
COMMONWEALTH WAITE 3 LIGHT 90
fOT NTW JFHsEyJ

Fir-t a4d Refunding Mar'sssr
fife Per ffnf : King fun-
90 80 Isf
TAUE NOTICE that % acoordanes w',A
o. sell Do Do fra -
the mortgage securing the smr. c-'As
Iu nweal b hat0f A ilghi COMPANY ~
rN-rclsed, end does hereby eHercls~ -
ghf thereby reserved fo it 90 rrds~e.
-ach and ali N ihe said rirst snd Re-
funding Mortgage Five Per Cent sinkiqg
Fuff r 90 u 1da fiH nf 90 uf-
comber "a. i3l2. 90 the holdfra and oun-
ers hereof " i0S per cenf ~ the prin-
cipal. t0gf her witn accrued n'eresi N ra-
on Holders end owners NJ said hu1la 40
therefore hereby notified fo present sd
bonds ioF redemption a. nid raie ~ ip5
ger cent together W aaid intereai ~
the oniee n The Farrlofs Llan ari
Trust Company 30. ~ william Stree
Ciy CDunfy and state NJ New Y0rk ..
or before Co., said .tfn d.y H a. mufp
if22 All unma urad COUPONS muat -
sttarhcd to ssld bnnda
Dated summit n D., Dec T. 1898
COMMONWEALTH WATER q LiuHT 90.
80 CARROLL y. bAFnBIf rra lent
1HE FARAERS LOAN AND TRUtT co.
40 Trustee
~ SAM SLOAN. yics-prss dent
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vNrrFD gaoyIr.sH,HTso

A quarterly dividend Of nftefl 80 eeuf
.ftEef bas fhls day tsfu declared uf0n ~
40 fal sioct of this comianl 4 Nd an1 ort-
sfsndirr, payable January 10. i9-i. % uotks
Iaruay lrd. 1913.
Date8 December i9 81
u A WERNER TreasursE.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

THE ANNUAL NEETtNo oT TIE sIoCCk- Cl.
t,e for he election of Directors ior tae
snfalng year and the tfansacLion ~ su.H
other busaess az may come iefo.e ihe ne-
Irg ain ~ held ~ the ofhes on ihe i, 5 in
,'Iny n 10. % Broadway. Manhaitaa hof-
f..rt New York City. on Wedn'a4ay' JAul-
~ ara 1879. ~ 40 o'clock noon. 80.
bafad New YORK. Decemher l5th. 1879
HENRY =. plEhSON. hecrotafy'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
oprx er.m co,feANTre

slt Broadway The boards of Dirsctofs
have dfciaf.d ths regular 6uant ~ dlu-
dfni ~ on ana thr,e- quarters Qs2l pc
cfni oa N ~eks of ne cotntsnies peiahlo
Sci;E Q. y4lErxRR Es.ssssss.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
MS BAN0HART. Tr,ssar.T.

HAIIW'Y srFEf-rPH' 10 ,OVPANY.
November zai, fo19.
A quIfteriy diVffni n ONE AID THEE
o. ANIERs PER Gent thFl hla ihl1
dsy been declared on the pRLfEhktD
SrDcf ~ this compani, payable peceaitey
l0lh. 1893. % stlckholders n record Dseeas-
Ser lth. 1899.
Tis .fTl. fSF books Nil not bs closed
cherss w bs mailed b. hanksfa rrase
q. 8. nANnHART. Trsa.prsr.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
M q nANlmAnI. Ir.a.lrsr.
ERT,5yEe ERE ,sg2FIygs plgS SfS2lT sSP i1PgsaHz.

New YORK. Dscsmbsf 18th, i8li
A quarterly dividend ~ tiE Per Cent
and Al extra dividend " slH Per ceat
have to-day bocn declared ~ this bank.
nayabls on the End DAY OF January ns1t
h stockholders ~ record Al the iioge %
business December list 1917
G. h. RE0AN. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
nIv DEND NOTICES

EAiIW y SrvE ..-spR ~ CDNrANN.
90 Church g.. New iork, y. v
November a. 1913
A quarterly dividend u TWO PEh CEftr
f2gl bee Ills 'ay been Gland On the
COMM)s Stock ~ ihis Company payaD.e
Dace ber s0th. i127. 20 ftocshgidsfs of rec-
ord December iGfh 1893
TIE transfer Loofs vii not Be closed.
COMPANY,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

c,n loans against acceptance, 4A
,sf cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-12
HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington. April 12--Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Kinnamon Of Bridgeville
spent Sunday hero with the latter's
mother, Mrs. s. l.. Shaw.
Judge and Mrs Hugh M. Morri,
of Wilmington will spend the coming
Weekend here with Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Shaw of
Penn's Grove, n. j.. will spend the
Easter holidays here with friends.
Mrs. Frank S. Gates, formerly OF
this town, is spending several days
with Mrs. Ernest Dean, en- route to her
home Mt Williamsport. Pa, after
spending several weeks with friends
at Bradentown, Florida.
Frederick F'luerer OF Princess Anne
Nd, Is spending a few days here with
his aunt. Mrs. Harry F1uerer.
Paul Morris who has been making
his home with hts sister, Mrs. Lena
Swartz of Philadelphia. is home 70,
weeks vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Morris.
Miss Irene Richards Is spending O
week with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Laura Belle Kennerly spent
the weekend with Mrs. Sewell Downes
in Wilmington.
| Clara Outten. aged SO years, daugh
ter of James Outten of this town. dice
at her late residence on Mildly street
Monday. She was born in Kent county
and had lived in Harrington or vicin
| ity the greater part of her life. Flu
neral services were held this Afternoon
at the NJ. T.. Church, interment a
/ Hollywood cemetery.
Miss Helena Newman Is spending
few days here with her mother. Mrs
Joe Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter and Mis-
Ethel Warren were Wilmington visi
tors, Sunday.
Colonel n. II. Johnson OF near Farm
ington spent Monday evening witt
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson. Col
onel johnson was en- route TO Phila
delphia for IA short visit,
Miss Bertha Short, Child Welfar
nurse. who was injured In an auto
mobile accident recently. Is recuporat
ing at her home in Smyrna and vii
be away from her duties probably fou
weeks.
Harrington was without water ser
vice, Sunday and part OF Monday, du
TO n leak in the cylinder OF an engin,
Harrington Is TO have a Dollar Da
and merchants are cooperating wit
a view OF making IL n success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-12
ELSMERE MAIL DELIVERY.

Elsmere, April 12-Pos:ruaster Ly-
nam has received word that Postal
Inspector J. f. Seminar. from Wash
.ngtou Will make final houEe-to-h ou sc
inspection on Thursday or Friday Of
this week and al that time 81 Will be
absolutely essential that IS per cent
Of the houses have their letter boxes
or door slots IN place as Wei as hous-
es numbered.
Postmaster Lyman states that IN
event OF the inspection proving salts
factory, house-to-hor8e mail delivery
will be instituted promptly.
The Elssuere Ch-.s.isu Endeavor
/ Society VIII hold bake on Saturday
morning at Lynam's corner. at 9 a
n. sharp.
! Mrs. Harold n. Me.via of Elsnere
spent the day in Newark yesterday
as the guest OF Mrs. Harvey Davtx
/ Special services are being held ever
night this week exert Thursday s.
the E!srnere Presbyterian Church
with services in charge OF Rev. IT01I
Wagner On THURSDAY they VIII UNITE
in 8 meeting with Westminster.
a debate. For and Against tho FL
ing Fee" viii be held at the meeting
OF the Elsmere Civic Club this even
ing. The speakers Will be: For IN
affirmative. DIR. John Ball. Mrs AEnt
Dryden and II. b. kaufman; for tn
negative, Henry Roland, Mrs. S J.
Sterling and lie Roy Steel.
Rev. l. i. Wagner viii give a tai
on Good Citizenship" and All inter
iae+ir1 4alL nm "TIoyy Ri1hher IO1.. 1
Made" VIII be given by S. +. steFiing
? The ways and means committee Q
, the club IS arranging an Eester da0c
for April 19 and a military card part
, TO be given May g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-12
MYSTERIOUS NvASIONs,

Seaford. April 1.-THE village Of
Bethel, six miles below Seaford. is
considerably stirred UP over myster-
ious intruder, who has been entering
homes there. rrusacking closets and
bureau drawers and rooms, but de-
parting without taking anything. or
leaving any trace as to his or her
Identity.
AT the home OF Emerson Sauerhofi
every room. closet and drawer was
ransacked. the contents being strewn
everywhere. Nothing was missing but
a 10-pound bag Of sugar, the intruder
passing by a large quantity Of fine
silverware and other valuables. The
Sauerhoffs have been absent from tn,
home for sometime.
At the home of Earle Hopkins the
intruder worked IN the same manner
not an article being missing, but tn,
household in general being badly
mussed up.
/ Several conferences of the citizen.
/ have taken place to discover who tn,
intruder Is. but all their efforts hav,
| proven futile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-12
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Mysterious Intruder Annoys the
People of Bethel by Ransack-
sacking Their Houses.
TO IMPROVE K. AND S. FAIR

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Harrington. April 12.-Directors OF
the Kent and Sussex Fair Association
met In the City Hall. Monday even
ing, State Senator Murphy. president
OF the organization. in the chair.
Plans were discussed whereby the
fair this year will be larger than In
any year past. An electric motor and
pumping station will be installed.
Last year the poultry building was
crowded with exhibits, so this build
ing will be enlarged to accommodate
all exhibits. and electric lights will
be installed.
An annex will be built to the new
State building which was completed
last year. The old stables which
were placed there hurriedly about two
years ago will be razed and new and
modern ones built. These will be en-
larged as last year it was necessary
TO stable some OF the racers IN private
stables, owing to insufficient stable
room.
The hog house also will be enlarged
and equipped with electric lights.
The ticket proposition was not
handled according TO the wishes OF
the directors last year. and the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to
formulate plans Of betterment: d. B
Tharp. chairman; Ga c. Sapp. Allied
Raughley. Benjamin ]. Shaw.
II Is probable the building contain
ing exhibits will be open during the
evening 10 visitors. 1t Is expected
the short stretch OF State Road near
she fair grounds will be finished be-
fore fair time. and this Will give a
State road within a quarter OF mile
OF the fair ground entrance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-12
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford, April l2.-Halbert H
Robinson purchased at trustees sale,
Saturday, a tract OF timber land. on
Broad Creek hundred, belonging 10
the heirs OF the late Magistrate Jesse
W. Robinson. for $500. The tract con
tains about 10 acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo b. Cannon ar
rived home yesterday from West Palm
Beach and St. Petersburg, Fla. where
they have been spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. West have
as guests Mrs. II. W. Haven and son.
John. and Miss Mary Brewer of
Bloomfield. n. J.
! Mrs. Glenn NJ. Huston entertained
members Of the sewing club, Monday
night, at the horae Of her sister, Mrs.
! william X. Morgan.
/ +. Frank Prettyman and w Harry
and Karl K. Brown are improving
their properties by painting T. o.
Whitley also is making big improve
ments to his property on Second
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Thompson
Jr-. Of Clayton. spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week here with
their parents.
Mrs. Harry p. Collision and son
Koder. of Philadelphia, are here un-
I'll after Easter with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. y. Z. s. Macklin, on Market
street They VIII be joined Satur.
day by Mr.. Collision.
Mrs. George w. Brown is quite Il
al the home OF her son, Chester Truitt
near Seaford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-12
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel April 12.--Mrs. Chandler
Henry and children. Of Norristown.
Pa, are hero n, guests OF Mrs. o. l..
Bell.
Wallace Garrett, who is employed
on the tug Mildred. mt Norfolk. Va.
Is spending some time with his
parents In Bethel.
Mrs. Francis j. Riley and son,
Junior, of Wilmington. arc here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert IL.
Waller.
Morris King has moved his house.
hold goods to Trenton. n. j., whore he
has secured employment.
Captain Ben Massey. aged IS years
died at his home In Bethel. yostcr-
day morning. from Tuberculosis. after
an illness of several weeks. He was q
well-known sea-faring man. having
been master OF several largo sea-
going ships.
A parent-Teacher Association has
been formed In the Bethel school. with
the following officers; President. Mira
Edgar Williams; vice-president. Mira
Hubert Wright: treasurer. Mrs. O
l.. Bell; secretary. Mira. Harrison
Moore: program committee. Mrs Ed
ward Shiies and Mrs. Harry Williams
Tho w. c. T. l.. met at tho HON,
OF Mrs Mollie Wright on Willow street
yesterday afternoon. An interesting 30
gram was given after which refresh
mcnts were served
state Senator George n. Insley 4,
spending some time with friends II
( Baltimore.
! Mrs. Ella Spicer who spent Tn
winter months in Jersey city. has re
turned 20 her home in Bethel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-12

,c,cction. orchestra; recitation. Flor
ence Mcgginson solo. Ruth Hink-
son. recitation, Charles Lcib; solo,
Mrs. Elmer Mcgginson: recitation,
Pauline Jockcn; recitation. Margaret
Hinkson; solo, Charles Lancaster;
recitation, Charles Mcgsinson; solo.
Blanche siblcy; butterfly drill. Eight
Ladies', recitation. Harry Dolson;
reading, Edward Megglnson; solo,
Mrs. John Hopkins; Southern Melo-
dies" four ladies; plnyiet. Girls OF
Glen Willow Camp" cast. Marjorie"
Miss Sadie Burris; "Carlotta," Mrs.
PAMELA Thompson; Peggy" Miss
Pauline Thompson; Matte" Elsie
Dolson; Leila" Marie Thompson;
Maud" ella Burris; LILLY White
Maid" Mrs. William Megginson.
The playlct entitled Clubbing Your
Husband" which was given by the
members OF tho Ladies' Aid Society or
Lebanon NJ. Il. Church at Red Lion.
several weeks ago. viii be repeated
This evening al Lebanon NJ. II. Church
The members of the First Baptist
Church arc making preparations for
their Easter musical program for next
Sunday. which will be entitled BE
lieve in Me" Misses Blanche and Es-
telie Sibiey will render several duete
The fret one will be WIN Lilies
Crown His Brow" and the Second
one. Believe" The members Of the
choir VIII sing NJ the doorway Of the
church, blessed story"
! Arrangements are being made for q
/ /. "a -
J teaching staff Of tho local schools. 4
committee comprising Mrs. vlrginia
! Tawa. chairman; Prof. 4. Arthur
I Powell. Masses Irene .. Wr@s and
Emily y. Inni, has been selected 10
make arrangements for the affair.
which will take place on mo school
. green. The program will consist n
various drills and e1ercises and the
owning 81 the Queen - the May %
several scholars who attend school
! session IN the opportunity ecnoo
ouH Ding. over mo mayors Offce. yer
'etday afternoon garr0siY eSc aped In
..:.ra. during The heavy wind storm
y which de7E part az tho chimney N
. me building On and ne failing brick'
rarely escaped striking sryera! ~ ~
+ lslfATtn WHO ffHiF kfA8ftiffF ~ Nf'tft
ttrE IL the Ach0ol Green Commits
s.oners secured Arthur Dr'~rou ant
' W-rnam Bamsey. who tors me Re-
Z naming bricks from tho chimney.
: The meulf,crs n, mo Hear Station
p Community Ci'ih have changed ~
y date az their festival. which va
, ,s,hedGr-i 20 take pino~ on Sat'rda,
p evening. Apr,l -. 20 Saturday even
n ing Ap~N % The affair will TAX
Z plnce IN the Ola Follows Hall az Beat
y Last evening over 400 persons az
' tended ths reception given % ReN
a and Mrs Luther =. Poole by the nom
Il ter- Of no congregation ~ the Aetho
Z dsst Ept~oopal Church
Do Notice - hereby given 20 proper
4 owners 81 Fourth street from WI
2 ni!ngton Cnusewsy 20 South stree
= contemplating tho Inhalation
~ water or gas that sanns must b. con
q pleted within 90 day- After ths
= period permits 20 open the improve
Z street will not be given FIR FIVE year
b by order Of CITY Councn.--Adv.