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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11
who Can Beat II.

Mrs. John F. Simcoe Of the Fox
school district, northeast Of town,
near Skinner, holds q record that
many believe will be hard to beat.
She has, during the past twenty-six
years, boarded twenty school teach
ers and as six Of chem taught two
terms each has q total Of boarding
the teacher for twenty-six school
terms. While such speaks volumes
for the hospitality and g~raciousness
Of Mrs Simcoe and family, vet we
would like to hear from anyone who
can beat this record
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11
Mexico Stars 4, WeIIsville 6.

The Mexico Stars were defeated
in Wellsville Sunday by the score Of
6 to 4. Pulls Of the Stars allowed
seven hits while Robinson Of Wells
vile allowed ten. Tom Hays, form
erly Of the Athletics here is now man
aging the Wellsyille team. A large
crowd attended the game.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

The funeral services Of Mrs. VIM.
Albus who died at the home on South
Muldrow street early Wednesday
morning was conducted from st.
Brendan's Church Saturday morning
at 10 O'clock, by the Rev. Father
.P. D. Gavan. Burial will be at the
Catholic Cemetery. The pail bearers
are P. ". o'Brien, VIM. c. Fecht,
John Keane, Sr., L. Paradice, VIM.
Smith and F. J. Swanton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11
Addresses the Kiwanis.

Rudolph GAM, pianist, Of St. Louis,
who gives d concert here tonight, ad-
dressed the, Kiwanis Club at noon
Monday and in the course Of his re-
marks stated that he would be glad
ito aid Mexico next year in securing
even q finer musical program than we
enjoyed this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

The annual inspection shows the
Superior School, 2-miles south Of
vandalia to be one Of the best con-
Quoted country schools in the county
with a credit Of 91-points Of q pos
sible 100. Clyde johnson, its teacher
and County Superintendent E. c.
.ofutt, are highly pleased at the show
ing it is making.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Music Festical which was given at
the High School Thursday evening,
will have the honor of having his
picture hung in the Assembly Hall
Of the South Side School. On Friday
morning he played in the Assembly
Of the school and then had his picture
taken with his Cornet. This is quite
an honor to John Anthony as web as
to his fellow students, for he is the
the youngest cornetist here and Mex
leo is very proud to have him and
know of his great ability.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Col. and Mrs. E. Y. Burton had as
dinner guests Sunday noon: Mrs.
skinner and daughter Of st. Louis,
Miss Alice Rhodus, Howard Rhodus
and Jack Martens Of st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

The F. A. E. had a most delight
full meeting Friday at the home Of
Mrs. H. B. Brett. An elaborate lunch-
con was served at 100 o'clock and
later bridge was played until four
thirty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Miss Vera Rutter was hostess this
week to the Tuesday Evening Club,
Mrs. L. Y. Moore and Mrs. 0rpheus
Rutter were extra guests. After
the games Of bridge the hostess serv-
ed delicious refreshments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

The Weekly dance at the Country
Club Thursday evening was well at
tended and q most delightful affair.
Sandwiches and coffee were served
after the dance. Music was furnished
by the M. M. A. Jazz orchestra.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Harry Chaplin has purchased the
former Fred Morris residence on east
Promenade street and will make ex-
tensive improvements before nov
ing into his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mrs. W. w. Fry invited a few
friends in Thursday afternoon for
her house guest, Mrs. F. J. Lutz Of
st. Louis. The guests being all for
mer friends Of the guest Of honor
who as Miss May Silver lived here
and attended Hardin College many
years ago. At 500 o'clock the host
ess served a two course lunch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mrs. A. H. Whitney had as mat
inee guests Saturday afternoon for
Mrs. r. J. Lntz Of st. Louis; Mrs. F.
p. Kelso, Mrs. W. w. Fry and Miss
Gertrude Fry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Rev. and Mrs. Stormont Of Aux
vase were the guests of Miss Allene
Reed Friday evening and attended the
messiah" at Hardin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

married ladies and a few young de.
butantes, enjoyed a real picnic sup.
per Thursday evening in the woods,
Turner Williams took the crowd Out
in his truck and saw to it that the fire
for their supper was well started ther
left them to their enjoyment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

W. W. (Bob) Conner, for many
years a citizen Of Auxvasse and COM
munity, who now resides at Littleton,
Colorado, was in Mexico this week on
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Nelson had
as dinner guests Sunday noon: Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Brown, Mrs. Lynn
Webb Of Kansas City and Mrs. R. E.
Eblin of Topeka, Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

B. F. Robertson and family will
arrive next week from Detroit for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs, G. W. Rob-
ertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

C. M. Null and wife leave within a
few days for a two months visit in
California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Dr.. and Mrs. Burns Of Hardin en-
tertained Miss Willie Robnett Of
Glenn Ridge, N. J., at dinner Tuesday
evening at Hardin College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

AH
Spring is the time of teas and
flowers are never as attractive as at
this time and so on Thursday after
noon Mrs. B. M. Bush gave the first
of a series Of teas at their home on
East Jackson street. The house was
most a~ttractively decorated through
out in red roses, crabapple
blossoms, and spring flowers.
Mrs. Theodore j. Williams greet
ed the guests at the door and Mrs. L.
"A. Warner introduced the charming
receiving line, composed Of Mrs. B.
M. Bush, Miss Reno Of st. Louis, the
guest Of honor, Mrs. Joe Bush, Miss
Mary Lee Burks, who will be a bride
next month and Miss Willie Robnett
of Glenn Ridge, N. j., who formerly
lived in this city. Assisting in the
diving roo were: Mrs. Harry
llShrout, Mrs. E. Y. Burton, and Mrs.
Fred Griffin. Mrs. w. B. Peeler and
Mrs. Nisbet Livingston invited the
jguests to the dining room where Mrs.
B. M.Marlowe and Mrs. D. 7. Moore
presided at the table assisted by Mrs.
VIM. F. Ramsey and the Misses Val
lie Bush, Hazel Mcintyre, Barbara
Reavis and Helen Heller who served
livery delicious refreshments. The
table was centered with a beautiful
baskets Of Darwin Tulips and Iris,
the handle being tied with a huge
bow of tulle to match the flowers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

The nos delightful picnic of the
year, was enjoyed by members and
guests of the Fidelous Class of the
Baptist church, Thursday evening, at
the Brick Plant Grove. Singing and
games were enjoyed after a very de-
licious supper. The guests Of the
evening were: Messrs. Ellis Davis,
Turner Williams, George Wagner,
Chas. Guthrie and DR.. Burns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

F. J, Barclay has moved to the
residence Of James Powell on East
Anderson Street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Miss Willie Robnett Of Glenn Ridge,
N. r., was the dinner guest Sunday
noon of Mrs. Kate Munroe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mrs. B. H. Rhodus and Miss Alice
Rhodus will spend several days in st.
Louis next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mrs. Oliver Garrison, of st. Louis,
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mrs. H. E. Truck is the guest ot
her mother, Mrs. Alex Carter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mrs. G. A. Boyd and son are guests
Of Mrs. Boyd's sister in Webster
Groves this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

TIL May meeting Of the D. A. R.
was held Monday afternoon. After
the business meeting, reports from
the Continental Congress were given
and a social hour was spent with
Mesdames W. H. Brown, P. E. Miller
Virginia Gatewood and Miss Lily
Dobyns who served delicious refresh.
ments. Miss Willie Robnett of New
Jersey and Mrs. Ferris of Laddonis
were the out-ofIbown members.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

G. A. Wilder Of Laddonia was q
Thursday visitor in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

mi. and Mrs. Chas. Claybrook and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilkins enjoyed q
motor trip Wednesday in the wilkins
car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

j. u. Lofton, 81 Cuivre Township,
has announced his candidacy for
Circuit Clerk subject To the Demo-
cratic primary III August.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Monday evening will be the great
est musical treat of the entire Lyceum
Course at Hardin College. At this
time the public will have the pleasure
Of hearing Rudolph CAM who is one
of the great pianists of this country,
This recital is the only one Mr.. CAM
gives this year and it is through
friendship with Mr.. May of Hardin
that this one is given Every music
loved in Mexico should make it a
point to attend this recital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Collins Bros, continue substantial
improvements Of their property on
Craig street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Miss Bassett Of Paris was the
guest of Mrs. c. c. Hammond this
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mrs. Haldermen of Iowa is the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Alex Car
ter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11
Howard Rhodus spent several days
in st. Louis this week.

70 ~ ~ b.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood observed
Mothers Day Friday at the home Oh
Mrs. W. w. Bolts. The program con.
sisted of toasts to mothers by the
members and readings by Mrs. F. N.
Henderson and Mrs. Norton Nelson
Mrs. Henderson also sang that
beautiful song, "Mother Machree.'
After the program a pleasant hour
was spent chattering with the guests
1t is the custom on Mothers Day fol
each P. e. 0. to invite one guest and
the following guests were present;
Mesdames ]. W. Gallaher, Marvin
Bush, l. E. Worner, ]. G. Ford, T
E. Hook Clara Snidow, r. E. Eblin
of Kansas, D. T. Moore, P. E. Coil
IS. J. Vaughn, J. H. Stidham, Lathe.
Barnes Of Iowa, Mrs. Lynn Webb O
Kansas City and Miss Margaret Reno
Of st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Judge and Mrs. G. G. Bledsoe had
as a luncheon guest Wednesday noon,
Miss Willie Robnett Of Glen Ridge,
N. J.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

C. H. Mueller Of LaddOnia was in
Mexico Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Miss Mary Banks shopped in St.
Louis this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

j.. Fl. Lane made d trip 70 North
Carolina i few days since. h
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

MRS. Claiborne Jackson invited
Mrs. r. g. Eblin, Of Topeka, KAN
mrs. Lynn Webb Of Kansas City and
Mrs. 6. III. Clay in Tuesday after
noon for 4 game Of bridge followed
by delicious refreshments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

John Anthony Baddaracco, who
gave a cornett solo ~ the Spring
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Miss Ldnnie Allison Of ST. Louis j.
in Mexico 70 spend i month with
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mrs. i. A. Lotion and her Sunday
School class Of twenty Ave young
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

~ bOoLly A406CA 0ANAAhISAN9
Reavis and Helen Heller who served
very delicious refreshments. The
table was centered with a beautiful
baskets Of Darwin Tulips and Iris,
the handle being tied with a huge
bow of tulle to match the flowers.
The Rotary Club burst forth again
Wednesday evening with one of the
most delightful dinners they have
given, this time the "Anns"
were invited with the entire school
board and teachers Of the two grade
schools and High School, but indeed
it was not a solemn, educational
meeting, as might be judged. Far
from it, for Mexico Teachers all are
well trained in social life and a be
just as good at society stunts as any
me-, their school cares all for
gotten for the evening and even our
most brilliant school board proved to
be real social leaders and told many
secrets" of school board cares. After
every one had been introduced to
every one and chatted awhile. Mr..
Ross Wagner showed them where to
sit and as the Hardin Orchestra play
ed most enchanting music the elabor-
ate dinner was served and enjoyed.
After this Il. M. White as Toastmas-
ter called for the "stunts" and talks,
not forgetting to give plenty OF pep
to each introduction. The South Side
faculty gave a most delightful stunt
followed by a clever one by the Misses
Wright and Jennie Karnes Of the
Central School, a duet, which showed
how the voice culture is not forgot
ten in this school. The High School
also responded quite cleverly but this
is the digniied faculty (not q iapper
in the schooI and so from Miss
Houston this was proven. L. b.
Hawthorne was called on to speak
about his teachers and Oh! the
secrets he unfolded, with Miss
IDenham, a toe dancer, Miss Welsh
and Miss Lindsey butterfys in, the
social whirl, with Mr.. Angus out
calling on--Who? Really 10 many
were the society things these people
do that we almost decided the Board
andFaculty arereal humanbeings and
not nearly So old and cross as teach-
ers often are supposed to be. Mr..
Hawthorne even told Of the coming
engagement Of one Of his members.
Then came talks from the board raeni-
bers and following this dancing was
enjoyed with cabaret numbers by the
Orchestra, and the Rotary members
with their "Anns." Never will this
delightful evening be forgotten by any
one present and all hope It will be
their good fortune to be present at
another such affair next year.
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Miss Roy Stewart is spending the
weekend with Miss Margaret Gun
ningham.
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Miss Mamie Dix entertained thres
babies Of bridge Friday afternoon fol
miss willie Robnett Of Glenn Ridge
In. j.. After the games the guests
were served very delicious refresh
ments. Those who enjoyed this de
llightful party were: Mesdames G. q
Biedsoe, VI. =. West, r.. G. Stoltz, ?
ID. Dudley, Kate Munrce, n. p. Nc
Kinley, viii Lee, p. X. Burton, JUL
ian Stoy and the Misses Elizabetl
Mcclure, Gertrude FRY and Wili'
R0bnetf.
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Miss Idnnie ALLISON Of ST. Louis I
in Mexico 10 spend . month Wit
friends.
John Anthony Baddaracco, VIII
gave a Cornett solo AZ the sprinf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Plunkett had
as dinner guests Thursday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Schussler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

MI. and Mrs. Cone of Memphis,
Mo-, are guests of their son and
daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. \. W,'
Cone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-05-11

Miss Roy Stewart is spending the
weekend with Miss Margaret Gun
ningham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
Rural Property Transfers.

The County Board 4 Assessment re-
ports the following transfers Of real
estate.
In Blackb.rd hundred--For road
construction. by Harry 3. Grieves and
Samuel a. Fortner> 20 the State Of
Delaware. for 81.
T. Brandyw!ne hundred-By Will
liam 4. Harrison T. Louis W. Rode.
for $1,000: by the Stockdale Corpora
ton 10 Lewis Mousley. for SO; for
road construction. by George Frank
Lord : the State Of Delaware. for 81.
In Christlana hundred-By william
+. Groome 10 Ezekiel g. Boulder, for
$500; by the Oak Grove Co. TO Kath-
crime II. l.. Grant and Louis J. Grant.
for si95 each; by the J. w. Holloway
60. to. Frank ProstcwitZ, for SO; by
Archie T. 81. Clair 10 the Ashley Syndi-
cate. FOR So; BY George Il. Atkins to
Thomas ElwoOd. for 81.
In Mill Creek hundred<-By William
II. Derrickson 20 Sidney II. Roach.
for 81.
In New Castle hundred--By Cliff
ford r. Lyman 20 Dennis II. P-erson
for $500.
In Pencader hundred-By Nelson
Price TO Leonard L. Sadler. for $500
In White Clay Creek hundred-By
Wilmer :. Hawthorne 10 Frances J.
Hawthorne. for $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
DOG CAUSES SCARE At
EAST SIDE SCHOOL
Its Antics Frightened Children
Around Tenth and Kirkwood
Streets.

A mad dog scare on the East ride
near No. 20 Public School. n. Tenth
and KirkwoOd streets. yesterday after
noon. st about the time WHEN the chill
dron were dismissed from the after
noon school session, 90 used a STAN
pede on the part 81 tho youngsters.
One boy. colored. about seven yenrs
old. Is said 10 have been thrown 20
the street by tho dog and suffered Sc
verc decorations about the arms. This
boy was hurried 10 his homo before
his name, could be learned
Tho dog. of the bull species. was re-
ported acting suspiciou-ly near Tenth
and Bennett streets shortly after the
noon hour. Tho animal. according "a
pedestrians. was seen running in q
zigzag fashion with its tongue pro-
trudng and foaming AT the mouth.
At $50 o'clock. when No. 20 school
was dismissed. the animal again put
In its. appearance. At this time the
street was thronged with children
Several youngsters screamed with
fright ss tho dog approached. Many
took refuge In the school yard. whils
others took 20 an alley leading from
Kirkwood To Pine street. betveer
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
The dog followed the children
through the alley. hut at Tenth ant
Pine streets. Il darted through anoth
or alley and disappeared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
TALE OF ADVENTURE
FROM DARKEST AFRICA
Speaker Tells New Century Club
Members Of Weird Ex-
periences.

a tale OF adventurous Efe In British
East Africa was related at the Cen
tury Club last evening by I.lcwellyn
Powys. who spent five years on his
brothers ranch during the war. He
told Of his many hair raising cxpcr-
iencc~ rs tho only white man in that
section Of the country.
He gave vivid word pictures OF the
nights when the heavy silence was
broken by the indescribable noises of
the wild beasts and tho great herds
OF bullocks would thunder toward the
homestead. instinctively feeling that
they might find protection there
against the lions. Tie related the battle
OF two hippopotami in the early dawn.
One Of his most thrilling stories
about his experiences with the natives
dealt with n subject that recalled Kip
ling's The Mark Of the Beast" lie
told OF quarrel with n Club-footed
witch doctor. who cursed him. one
night he awoke 10 smell the horrible
odor Of a hycna. but all he could sec
was the crouching figure 81 man
The next day he found footsteps on
the ground outside, one foot Of a man
and the other foot OF hyona. The
next day the witch doctor camo and
made peace. The speaker said that tn,
audience might make what they
pleased OF the story. but that he had
no plausible explanation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
PERSONTlG|VEN
LONG PRISON TERM
Sentenced to Ten Years for At.
tempt on the Lilo Of Police
man Boyd.

With a notice that the court would
protect with NIL its power all officers
~ the law In the performances Of their
duty. Judge Rodney In Court of Gen
evai Sessions today sentenced Mich
ola. rcrsonti. who was convicted Of
nssauit with intent TO commit murder
On Pa,rolman Howard Boyd. to ten
y~arp' Imprisonment and TO pay $500
f,re Tho cour, told the defendant that
the crime was n most serious one in
that N wos against n uniformed officer,
ws,ilc In the performance OF his duty.
Royd early on the morning OF Au-
gust % stopped Castro Ferroni, who
w-s carrying n bag fillcd with peaches
While engaged I'm the conversation
with rerroni. Personti who was near
hv. fired n, the officer with a shotgun.
tho load striking him I'm the left
shoulder. Eoyd's stepping TO one side
probably saved his life.
\ motion had been made for a new
trial in the case. but 10 was refused
hy tho court Lilburnc Chandler rep
resented the defendant. while the pros
scu,ion was conducted by Deputy At
f,rncv General Clarence Southerland.
Judge Rodney in sentencing Personti
said that the only extenuating circum-
stance was the defendants previous
uo-nd reputation.
cour, work was 80 heavy this morn
ing tina, II was necessary 10 hold II in
three different court rooms. Judge
Rice presided NJ civil suit in Court
room No. l. while Judge Harrington
wrs hearing a case in Court room No
.. and Judge Rodney sentenced Per
ss,nti in the rooms used for the Cour,
of Chanccry. As soon as he was
through with tho Pcrsonti case. Judge
Rodney held Court Of Common Pleas
The work % the courts has grown
80 greatly that it has often been
necessary recently TO conduct court
IN as many as three court rooms.
Because the COW failed 10 give
fourteen quarts of milk per day. Jo-
scph N George. y. h. a. brought suit
AGAINST Fred Rudnick. tho case beine
hcard before Judge Rice this morning
r. MAY 1890. George made an agree
ment TO deliver TO Rudnick q cow and
$50. for which he was 10 receive an
other COW valued at sl2S and which
WIS guaranteed TO give IL quarts o'
milk per day. The COW failed to give
tho specified amount OF milk. II was
ailcred. and when Rudnick failed e
comply with the agreement. Georg,
brought suit. Caleb Burchenal rcpre
sents George. while J. Frank Ball anC
James salisbury represent Rudnick
o.rorsc asks fer $500 damages.
The suits 81 the Mayor and Council
81 Wilmington against John &. Spoer
and Frances NJ. Spoerl, an appeal from
tho Court Of Common Pleas. Wa
started before Judge Harrington an'
Jury In Court Room No. 2 this morn
ing In this suit the Spoerls hav'
brought suit agains; tho city for in
,ufics alleged TO have resulted from
falling into a ditch at 18th and Wash
incton streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
DEFENDANTS REVERSED
IN THIS INSTANCE

In cases heard by Magistrate Strad-
ley last night charges were reversed.
Tho cases related 70 an automobile ac-
c!dert that occurred early yesterday
morning on the kcnne,t Pike when a
Iord car. owned by Elmer Taylor.
and driven by Harry Scott. was struck
hy a touring car driven by Rober,
spear
Spear when arraigned on a charge
o. operating a motor vehicle on a
public highway withou; using due
care and caution pleaded not guilty
and after the evidence was heard the
case was dismissed. Spear was repre-
sentcd by Philip l. Garrett.
Harry Scott. who was the complain
ms witness In the Spear case was then
heard and was arraiSned on a chsrye
. operating a motor vehicle without
having the proper license and without
displaying the proper license tags. or
the former charge he was fined SIC
and ,osts. but on the latter he wa.
dismissed as q was claimed that hs
had permission 20 drive the car whils
making payments on IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-05
DETECTIVE MOORE
INVESTIGATES FIRES
Effort Being Made to Run Down
the Barn Burners, Who
Seem TO be Active.

For the protection Of property from
frcbues or possible inccndiarism.
srsncers In New Castle county. and In
other sections OF tho state. Il was
learned today. will. in all proba 'nlity.
organize vigilance committees 10 CO
operate with the authorities IN their
probe To apprehend persons guilty OF
settine on fire barns and other prop
-rty.
State Detective John Moore. aided
by rural authorities. hns already
In the nre early yesterday morning
near Newark. whom a barn on the
estate OF George ". Huber was con-
sumed. is Detective Moor. making a
thorough probe. An investigation IL
also being made relative 10 the FIRE
early Sunday morning nenr New
Castle. when flrebugs are believed 20
have set afre the barn owned by
james w. Foster
The investigation by the authoritie.
in this State IL being conducted on
the theory that there IL an incendlary
at work This is attributed 20 the
fac; that the nrcs 40 far in Delaware
and in the lower Pennsylvania coun-
ties. are widely separated.
! Already thousands OF dollars in
property. live stock. and grains has
been destroyed So far. Il seems, ths
authorities are powerless and have
not succeeded in unearthinr a single
! clue