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Palisadian., 1922-11-25

Little Mary and Joan Burdette
entertained at tea party at the
home of their grandmother, Mrs. Paul
Brady, on Wednesday afternoon. The
youngsters present were Virginia
Omen, Betty st. John, Netchen Unger,
Minion Cassidy and Clarice Blake.
A Reminder
Glenn (Sergt) Hacker and Corporal
sadian with a postal card from Some
where in France" December 30, and
there was no need of being so secret
about it at that date, for the Germans
were long ago licked to frazZle by
then, and Glenn and Ralph helped
were so anxious to get to the war
that, being about two pounds under
weight when examined for the army
they went off the same day and drank
gallon of water and eat enough
prunes to make weight, and that's the
OTIS got to the war. And they worked
like Trojans to get fit, and they were,
and they made good, had good stand
ing and are coming home with the
gallant Twenty-seventh Division, we
hope, and again be at home in Pali-
sade, two as fine chaps as ever wore
the American uniform. That's Glenn
and Ralph Hacker of the One Hun
dred and Second Engineers. U. S. A.,
Palisade, N. J.-Palisadian, Feb. 1,
1919.
Palisadian., 1922-11-25
HOME ECONOMICS DEPART
MENT Of WOMAN'S CLUB

The first meeting of the newly or
ganiZed Home Economics Depart
ment of the Woman's Club of Cliff
side Park was held on Thursday at
the home, of the chairman, Mrs.
George Hall. Mrs. Hall gave a talk
on balanced diet, and members told
of helps in their housekeeping.
Mrs. C. E. Velsey was appointed
treasurer and secretary for the year.
1t was decided that fee of five
cents should be given by members
present at meetings, fine of ten
cents for absence, all to be devoted
to a party at the end of the season.
The chairman asked all to bring
answers to three questions at the
next meeting: Why does popcorn
pop? Why do popovers pop? Can
water boil in a paper box?
The topics for discussion this sea-
son will be food, clothing and shell
ter.
Palisadian., 1922-11-25
BUCK MAN

Mrs. Meta Buckman died at her
home in Anderson avenue November
IL, and was buried at the Lutheran
Cemetery, Brooklyn. Services were
held at the Buckman home by the
pastor of the Grsntwood Lutheran
Church, of which she was member,
attended by relatives and friends.
Mrs. Buckman came to Palisade in
May, 1915, and her last illness lasted
four weeks from paralysis. She is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Louise Barry, Mrs. Charlotte Heine-
man, and son, Fred w. Buckman.
Palisadian., 1922-11-25
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FUR NECK PIECE-Skunk, good quail.
ity; never been used; reasonable.
Phone Cliffside 1856. 11-15-tf
Palisadian., 1922-11-25

Mrs. Uthe's pet pekinese Tiny
died last Friday. The dog was fifteen
years old.
Palisadian., 1922-11-25
Classified Advertisements
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One line one time, 10c; each subse-
quent insertion, sc per line. Mini
mum charge, SOC.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug. 2s.-Heavy
easterly rains have greatly depopulat-
ed the summer colony at Rehoboth
Beach. Since Friday night rain has
been falling steadily and many have
left for home. cutting their summer
vacations considerably short.
Charles Terry. n prominent orchard
list Of Delaware who lives Mt Camden
has been spending the weekend here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sutton of
Philadelphia are paying their first
vtsit here and are delighted with the
beach. They are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles $. Stokes, also OF Phila-
dolphin, who are summering here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Walker OF Will
mington and their son. Lee Wood, ],
II. Phillips. Of Washington. Theodore
Pyle and family and c. II. Sheppard
of Pittsburg. Pa. are guests at the
Bclhaven.
ollie Becrman OF Wilmington was
one Of the swimmers who tried the
distance from the Belhaven 10 the
Henlopen in the rough seas that We're
rolling in yesterday.
NJ. Frederick Kunsman is building
a six-room bungalow near First and
Maryland avenues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29

ley. Harry Nickle and Robert Nickle
and Mrs. IAuretta Arnold.
Joseph Stratton. while motoring
from Wilmington Sunday night ran
into tho concrete abutment at Hare's
Corner and damaged his cur consider-
ably. Louis Nlckle took Stratton to
the doctor and also towed the car In
to Delaware City.
Mrs. Lauretta Arnold OF Jersey
City is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nickle.
Frank Holiday OF Atlantic City Ia
visiting his mother, Mrs. M. A. Holli-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heal and sons,
William. Frank and George. will leave
tomorrow on n trip to Canada. Mr.
Heal Is on his vacation.
|. Frank X. Irons. William ]. Daniels
Harry Webb. Rebccca Cam, Griffith
Ellison and Joseph Evans are attend
Ing the Democratic State convention
In Dover today as delegates from Red
Lion hundred. Harry Rose. Price
Stanley and Harry Pratt motored
down with parties Of friends to attend
the convention.
jackson Lodge No. 10, A. F. & A. NJ
Will meet tonight at 7.30 for tho IN.
stallation OF officers.
Joseph Anderson announces hi
| candidacy for the nomination TO
Representative from rho Twelfth Rep
resentative District subject to tn
rules and regulations OF the Republi
ca. party.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29

a Fourth Of July celebration committee
At RIsing Sun for the past three
years with be distributed this week,
OF the town and $40 to the NJ. T..
Church. towards the purchase Of a
church bell.
Tho following Della ware couples were
granted marriage licenses In Elkton,
yesterdays. Thomas IL. Lamb and
Elizabeth Turner. Smyrna; Joseph II.
Smith OF Newark and Virginia h.
Small OF Norristown. Pa: Harvey l..
Porter OF Milford and and Mildred
Hands OF Harrington; George H.
Padley OF Cecilton, Nd. and Kathryn
L. Reed Of Mtddletown.
Sarah Wilmer, aged So years, color
ed OF Frederlcktown. was found dead
In bed yesterday at her home. Coro-
ner Magraw OF EllSton issued cer-
tificato Of death from heart trouble
The Young Peoples Society OF
Woodlawn has been organized. with
Mrs. George w. Mccullough, presi.
dent; Miss Esther Aster. secretary
Mrs. Edmund Brown. treasurer,
Tho w. c. T. u. convention 70,
Cecil county will be held at Hopewel
NJ. f. Church, Friday next.
North Eaet f,remen have completed
arrangements for a carnival to oper
Friday evening to continue one week
Walter ID. Lindsay OF Providence ha.
been reappointcd principal OF the Ris
Ing sun high school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. Aug. 29.-Miss Katharine
HUM, daughter Of Ezekiel HUM, Of
Philadelphia, is the guest of Lieut.
and Mrs. l. It. Cooper.
Mrs. John Clark is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Thomas Davis at Milford
Colonel and Mrs. Charles l.. Terry
with their two sons, Charles L., I'd,
and Max are now occupying their cot
tage at Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. William Postles and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Laura Postles McKeown,
spent Sunday at Rehoboth Beach.
Paul Fisher of Germantown, Pa,
was guest over Sunday. Of his faith
er Mr.. Richard Fisher, who is occupy
ing his summer home in town.
During the absence of the pastor,
Rev. j. A. Hudson, Rev. Homer Smith
and Rev. Alfred Smith, Of Camden,
are preachers at the Sunday services
in the Methodist Church, Wyoming.
The Stetson and Ellison factory in
town is now working at full speed
canning tomatoes for market.
The peach season has now closed
and shipments ended from the nearby
farms. Apples are still being marketed
north, Of which there Is a great abun-
dano !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29

81 felt so strong and good and youthful
after taking Plant Juice that wondered
if ! imagined tiff it was Just false
feeling" continued Mr.. Plack. $50 /
decided to prove it to my ownsatisfaction
and got out and vaulted over fence Just
ms easily as | ever did when I was boy.
And then | knew that / really was
strong and that it wasn't just false
feeling.
II think about everything was wrong
with me when / started taking Plant
Juice. / was constipated and had all the
minor ills that go with this trouble. I
was badly run down. My liver and kid
neys were inactive; dizzy spells often
came over me; black spots fioated in
front of my eyes; slept poorly and had
absolutely no ambition. | felt 80 bad
sometimes wished that I would pass
away.
"But since I have taken Plant Juice
everything looks brighter. Ny whole
system has changed. My bowels are
regular; liver and kidneys work fine; in
digestion and sour stomach l had before
is gone and the rheumatic pains that
used to shoot all over my body have
about disappeared. / Am stronger and
healthier in every way and | am not
exaggerating the least bit when | say |
feel years and years younger than nv
age of "a. Pm certainly glad to add nv
name to your already long list of Plant
Juice endorsers."
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
the Miller drug store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle BYE. Challenger
& Son; in Newport by G. B. White;
in Newark by W. L. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
HORSE KILLED, WOMAN
HURT, by RUNAWAY

Milford. Aug. 2s.-Nlrp. James NAL
loney. who owns and operates q farm
near Milford. was badly injured yes
terday morning, when the horse she
wac driving became scared at the noise
made by an automobile horn and ran
down Front street at full speed In
front OF the Masonic Building It COL
lided with a heavy steel truck that
was standing on the right eide OF the
street.
The horse struck the truck head
first and wac almost instantly killed,
the impact breaking the animals back.
Mrs. Malloney was thrown forward
and badly cut about the face and
head. She was taken TO the Marshall
Hospital, where It Is said she was
badly injured in one eye. although the
doctors have hopes OF saving the
eight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
ROrNp ABOUT ST. GEORGES.

81. Georges. Aug. 2e.---Repreeenta- .
tive Edward Lester is ill. Dr. w. w.
Ellis of Delaware City Is attending
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Buckson and
Ellis puckron are on n weeks motor
trip 20 Atlantic City and ocean City.
y. J.
Frank Rash Is suffering from an
elscoss.
Walter Moore has taken a position
with Hasry V. Buchson.
The 50. Georges CAnnery stopped
canning corn this week and has begun
90 can tomatoes. which were grown
under contract The tomatoes In thie
vicinity this year are OF excellent size
and flavor and of good weight.
Edward Cordery has purchased a
new Ford sedan.
Frank Van Hinkle has rented IN,
Hammond farm IN Dutch Neck and
viii soon begin 20 farm q.
Rev Montgomery Gray and family
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry /.
Gray, Mr.. Gray's parents.
II IA rumored here that on account
OF the new State Highway through
the town being so narrow ten fee
VIII be taken from each side of IN.
street 20 Increase the width OF IN,
road 10 confrm % the requirement.
o' the State Highway Department
~ THE Is done several houses vii
have 10 be moved back and man,
lawns viii be much reduced In size
Stakes have been set out ten feet be
yond the width OF the present high
way.
The cool weather OF the past few
days ha@ induced a large number O
hshermen 20 try their luck in tn
canal around here. On Sunday, IN,
banks were lined with rod and lin,
hshermen. the majority of whom
made good catches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
THE HERRING CHOCKER's THIRST
BY Mrs. M. j. BrannOn,

There Is a baseball lot near me.
II sure has caused mo pain.
Now please don't think l am . crouch:
Just wait tin l explain.
They have mo worried most to death.
Coming after water:
You'd think they'd drive well up there
AT least l think they ought'er.
And put IL out on contract
To the hardware men In town
To furnish them with water pals
And glasses TO go round.
Do you know what i was thinking.
And it's not bad idea7
To sign that contract up myself
better plan would be.
They carried of my dippcr
And glasses, I'm chump."
Cause now have to quench my thirst
AT the nozzle of the pump.
I'm not the only one got burnt;
My neighbor got IL too.
They smashed her Jars and glasses
On the brick bats. two by two.
And Charlie Young. his bucket went;
He surely did get sorc.
He has his number 1878 ali set
III they show up at his door.
And some woman who lives near Batten' ),
Was minus a vessel.
She came up to that diamond
All ready for westle.
Young Butler started shiverins
At the anger she had shown.
She says you throw them round the 10
And the kids. they take thcm home.
She told him in plain English
To never come any more.
But laying every Joke aside
It's enough to make one sore
| Ono day they came for water
And my bucket was In use.
/ j gave them an agate saucepan
| Not expecting such abuse.
Tho saucepan went the self-same road
When | asked to get 1t back.
The satisfaction that l got
Was the next thing to slack
Sometimes they. send lard can
With Artie. John or brother
| They have to run around tho can
| lf they want to see each other.
They have TO get on tip too
To see when IL 10 filed.
And when they go TO lift IL I'D
The half OF II gets spilled.
I stood for them coming In and out
Using my pump and shed.
| I stood for their water battles
Throwing water at each Others hcat
But you know there is limit,
No more buckets They'll get from mt
| II their Adams apple shrivels
To the size OF dried-up pea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Benjamin vinton Does Remark
able Playing in Golf Tourna-
ment at Newark.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Aug. 29.-Benjamin
vinton won the golf tournament at
the Newark Country Club Saturday
over Jack" Armstrong OF Newark,
after being tied at the last hole. On
the last stroke Vinton laid within two
feet Of the hole and put the bali in
while Armstrong was 165 feet away.
He remarked TO the gallery OF $50
people who followed the match around
the course that he was going to make
the hole IN one. which he did. causing
the tie with Vinton. This made II
necessary TO play one extra hole to
determine the winner, Which Vinton
won.
their guests their daughter. Mrs. G..
Lionel Bright of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs.
Rachel Laws and niece OF Whining
ton and Miss Gleason OF Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs John Hayes Of Mar
shallton visited friends here yester-
day
William c. Hickey. who is Ill. was
lahtfA W Tic Lula mdic llOSPildi All
Wilmington yesterday.
On the local tennis courts yester-
day afternoon Moore Whiteman and
Rodney Schunder defeated Richard
Warner and Frank Heal three straight
sets by the scores of Ga, 6-3, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester l.. Mcconnell
returned yesterday from Colts, Nd.
where they visited relatives. They
Will stay until Friday with Mrs. Nc
Connelrs sisters. Mrs. Frank Schun-
der and Mrs. John Clark, after which
they viii motor back to their home in
Cleveland, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith oI
Philadelphia, returned home yesterday
after spending a week with Mrs
Charles Keefer
The Bender A. c. baseball club de
feated the Delaware City All-Star.
last night to 6. This game was tn,
NTH and deciding game of the series
The batteries last night were: All
Stars. Dolph and Patterson; Bendle
A. c.. Taylor and Green.
George Nickle gave a party to |;
few friends last night in honor o
his twentieth birthday anniversary
The young friends in attendance wer,
Walter Ellis. Elizabeth Murphy, Elsi,
i Murphy, Helen Brannon, Edna Years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Chestertown Flremsn VIII Pro-
vide Town With Good Fire
Protection.

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents.
Chestertown. Md. Aug. 2s.-The
Volunteer Fire Co.. OF Chcstertown
seems determined to supply the town
with adequate fire protection. al
though a number OF unsuccessful ef-
forts have been made before TO this
end. Two years ago n bin was passed
through the Legislature providing for
a bond issue TO provide tho money
FOR the purchase OF a fine fire engine.
The bonds were submitted to n vote
OF the taxpayers and received n large
majority, hut when they were offered
Ter SALE there was but ono bidder and
tho bonds were not sold. Last week
the members OF the fro company took
the matter up with the business In
terests OF tho town. and number OF
committees have been appointed TO
solicit private contributions from the
various organizations and merchants
VI the town with view 10 purchas-
ing "A frc apparatus that Will supply
ample protection to the property
holders. This addltiopal equipment
the fire company deems absolutely
necessary Co avoid a raise In insurance
rates and to provide protection TO the
town property in case of another con-
fiagration such IA visited the town
some ten years ago.
An automobile belonging 10 Lloyd
Du OF near still Pont was completely
destroyed by fire on the road near that
town, Saturday night. Mr.. Din had
been To town in the afternoon and had
the car ovcrhauled, and ~ is believed
that something got the matter with
tha sparker. setting fire 20 the gaso-
line.
Col. Charles T.. Woods, rural car
rior on route from the postofiice
has been housed during the past week
with an injured leg. due to n kick
from one Of his horses I'm his stable.
Mrs Gross. OF birmingham. Ala, IS
spending sometime with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Frazier Russell, Jr
James w. Chapman. Sr.. who re-
Gently underwent a delicate operation
for the removal of cataract from his
eyes. is rapidly improving. and was
able To ride TO his fine farms for the
first time in nearly n year, Sunday
accompanied by his son, James w
Chapman. Jr., of Baltimore. Mr.
Chapman Is 81 years of age and his
physician assures him that he will
soon have almost complete use Of hi,
eyes again.
The fishing for big rock OF Poole:
Island and on Swan Point bar ha'
been very fine during the past week
Several parties have landed rocl
weighing NJ much as "a pounds Will
rod and reel. and there have beel
other large catches OF f,sh weighin,
from "a IA pounds.
Some of the farmers in this sectioI
are preparing 20 cut Off their cor,
crop which promises very larg,
yield where Il was not drowned cut ol
lowlands hy tho heavy rains OF July.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29

and friends In Philadelphia, returned
home yesterday.
Misses Marie and Helen Mahoney
Of Philadelphia spent the weekend NJ
guests OF their aunts. Misses Kate
and Margaret Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCuen. who
have been spending several days Mt
Chestertown, Md, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Mabel Othoson Of Red Lion Is
spending week as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Christopher Bender OF
Mncdonough.
Mrs. Lewis Booker and sons, Page
and Lewis, Jr., who have been spend.
Ing several weeks In Virginia. return.
cd home yesterday.
Frank Sheridan. Patrick j. Cunning
and Bnyard Nolan spent the week
end in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Othoson OF Stan
ton spent the Weekend as the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ithoson.
Miss Catherine Farley. who has beef
confined to her home for several days
suffering from neuritis, is able to b.
about.
victrolas and Records.--Bridre
water.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
BREAK IN LIGHT SERVICE.

Milford. Aug. "a spring broke IN
the large turbine engine at Milford
light and water plant. Sunday, COM
polling the engineer to stop the
engine for the first time since It has
been installed.
A mechanic came to Milford from
Philadelphia in the evening and the
big engine WAS supplying the town
with current again before Monday
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
A. NJ. wARRINGTON's FUNERAL.
Berlin, Nd, Man Killed In Leap From
Auto Near GEORGETOWN.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Georgetown. Aug. 2e-Funeral ser
vices for Alfred NJ. Warrington. of
Berlin, Md. formerly OF this section
who met death by leaping from an
automobile on the stone road between
Berlin and Ironshire, Md, "Wednesday
night of last week, while out riding
with his wife, took place in First
Methodist Protestant Church. here,
Saturday afternoon, with interment in
Union Cemetery. Warrington. until
about a year ago, conducted a meat
store here. He moved to Berlin, Nd,
and engaged in the same business.
Leslie Chase, of Salisbury, Nd,
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives and friends here.
Miss Helen Hammond, of Whining
ton, was the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
Emma Hammond, on Saturday and
Sunday.
Robert Donaway. residing near Mis-
sion, has announced his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for sheriff
Mr.. Donaway is one OF the best known
farmers Of the Sixth District, and
for many years has taken an active
/ part in politics. At the present time
he is a member of the County Exec
utive Committee from his district
James II. Phillips, a member OF the
Democratic County Executive Com
mittee from the Eighth District, il
also a candidate for the office.
Rev. and Mrs James l.. Derrickson
Of Smiths Island. Nd. have beer
spending a few days with relative.
and friends here.
Miss Gladys Herman Is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Howard Swain, at Lin
wood Heights. Pa.
Mss Alice Lynch spent the week
end with Miss Peg Black at Cecilton
Nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
Find Human Skull on Beach.

Penn's Grove. N. j.. Aug. ga
human skull. presumably that of an
old man who was drowned in tho Del
aware river about nine months ago,
was found near Denny's wharf. on the
beach, yesterday by Clarence Smith of
this place. An investigation has been
started by the coroner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
CANDIDATES ARE SHY.

Townsend. Aug. 29.-Republican
leaders OF Appoquinimink and Black
bird hundreds are having great dr.
nculty In getting candidates 10 con-
sent 10 run on their ticket at the com
ing primary. on account OF the large
democratic vote cast IN these two
hundreds at the last general election.
Thus FAR no one has consented 20
be a candidate for Levy Court Com
missioner and State Senator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
DOVER BANKER WFDS.

Dover. Aug. 2s.--Owen Moore of the
clerical force or the Farmers Bank
OF this town was married, Saturday.
10 Miss Edith Davis OF Hartley OF the
clerical force in the Office of the State
auditor
On their return from a short we'd
ding trip they. will reside here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
JUMPS FENCE With
YOUTHFUL VICOR
This Man is ID, But Feels
Years Younger Since He
Took Plant Juice.

II am "a years old but Plant Juice has
made me feel years and years younger"
said Mr.. Herman Plack, former jcwcler
living at d6 North Tenth street, Harris
burg, Pa, in n recent interview with The
Plant Juice Man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
MARRIED AT SMYRNA.

Blackbird. Aug. 2s.-Miss Ethel
tennirnore and William A. Watson.
Jfs both OF Blackbird. were quietly
married In Asbury NJ. Il. parsonage.
smyrna, last Wednesday evening. by
Rev. Ransorno n. Nichols.
They VIII reside at Blackbird.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
Cherry Trees Dying Of BIIsht.

Hundreds ~ cherry md horses
chestnut trees In West Chester, Pa
are dying from sofne unknown COM
paint. which wiibers leaves and then
the branches and trunks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
ABLE TO BE ABOUT.

Clayton. Aug. 2s.-Miss Hilda y.
Pratt OF Pryor's Corner. near here
who has been very ill with typhoid
fever for some time. is again able TO
be out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29

Competent help secured through 'hs
want ads of Every Dycninx--caJ
226n--Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
NOTED WOMAN EDUCATOR DEAD
Body Of Sophie Bryant England,
Found In Swiss Alps Region.
~, a..xotn,~.S r,~o.s rry.~.t vrvn,to.

Geneva. Aug. 29.--The body OF
Sophie Bryant. British educator. was
found on the rocks along short cut
between the villages OF Montanvert
and Chamonix, In tho Alpine region,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elxton. Md, Aug. 2s--The sum OF
t2so. which has been IN the hands OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29

by mushroom hunters today.
She had apparently become lost and
Ind taken or her shoes to bathe her
feet. There was no indication OF the
cause Of death.
Sophie Bryant was 70 years of age,
and the widow OF DR.. William Bryant
OF Plymouth. She was widely known
In England az an educational au-
thortty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
Csc Plaid Muslin

Material Of high quality. checked,
much Used for cbildren's dresses and
fine underwear; about half 81
price .................-......... LZc