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(By Associated Press
Had Eleven Feet To Go.

Jackson, Calf, Sept. 18-Eleven
feet of rock remained to be drilled at
midnight to open the way from the
Kennedy mine into the adjoining Ar
gonaut workings where 47 men now
Continued on page 81
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lRx Associated Pressl

London, Sept. 18-The British cab
bet held a conference today over the
bar eastern crisis. Significance
h attached to the presence of the
arl of Vavarn, chief of staff of the
lny, Air Marshal Sir Hugh Mon
ague Trenchard and prominent rep
sentatives of the admiralty, all of
Ttom carried dispatches and maps.
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SeabOard Men Back at Jobs

Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 18-All Sea-
board Air line shopmen who went on
strike July went back to work at
their old jobs when the whistle blew
at Z o'clock this morning in accord
ance with an agreement reached be-
tween the railroad and the strikers.
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France and Italy Believe
In Plan of Persuasive
ness
F|EET At DARDANELLES
Britain Calls on Jugo-
|Slayia and Rumania to
Send Arms
tBy Associated Pressl

Paris, Sept. 1S.-The British gov
rnent has ordered all small arms
L ammunition factories in the
Ilited Kingdom to work "a hours at
b capacity in preparation for any
lfkiSh eventualities, according to
sR from private sources here.
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Jacksonville, Sept. 18.-Eight hum
dred men, approximately half of the
Jacksonville striking shop craftsmen,
reported for duty at the Seaboard
Air Line shops for duty this morning
under the Chicago agreement. Strik-
ers of other roads here, including the
Atlantic Coast Line and the Florida
East Coast remained out. Reorgani-
zation plans for the remainder of the
strikers are being laid today and viii
be perfected at mass meeting to be
held tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
FARLOW SURRENDERS
ON GAMBLING CHARGE
When Arraigned Today He Was
Held in $4,000 Bail for
Hearing Thursday.

Albert Happy Fariow. OF Phna-
delphia. charged with heing concuvn-
ed IN interest In horse race betting I'm
this city at divers times since Janu-
airy l. when arraigncd in the MUM
cipal Court this morning. was held in
50 900 bail FOR further heating next
Thursday. Peter CASSIDY became
bondsman.
FarloW. arrested several months ago
in Philadelphia al th~ instance ~ the
local police. fought eNtradi;ian To- this
State His case was heard several
times bef,c the governor OF Pcnnsyl-
Vania. at Harrisburg. and AT the Ia ~
hearing he was rcmandcd 10 the state
10 be- returned here. This resulted in
Farlow waving rcluisition and las,
night ne walked into the police sta
ton IN company with his bondsman
lie was released on s. 600 bail. THIS
mrn.ng, however. 10 was emphasized
by Assistant City SOLICITOR Percy
Warren Green that an Increase iT
haN was imperative. and Deputy
Judge Lynn fiXed the bond az $4,000
Farlow. according 10 the police
financed IN part gambling establish
ment on West Seventh street. neaI
. Orange. This place was raidcd some
| time ago and resulted in the convic
/ ..on 90 three persons. FarlOw. IL wa
stated. very seldom visited the plac,
/ bu, he was known 20 the police as 4
! silent partner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
lew CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Dec p The following corpora
lions were chartered yesterday.
keystone Power and Light Co Whining
ton. capital = 500 900
American LaScS Paper Co. Wilmington.
- 25O. 600
Riggs Optical Co Consnlida Cd. Viii
mington 81 OOO. 100
MARY land Discount Corporation. Dover;
$ 90 900
George Hall Corporation of Delaware,
" lmington s. 6S5.uO
'. Oliver sigma Co. Philadelphia. 81
600 OOO
la Melos Ou Co. Whining ton 81 600 600.
Bee Publishing Co. Whining ton. ST.
OUO.OOO.
zephyr Piston CO. % America. Paila-
delphia 500. co.
Cooper Publishing Corporation, hscS-
cnSacN y J s25O.OVO.
Nat Vincent, Inc. Whining tOn. S%oO.oNO.
McNanus Electric Co, kaSt Orange.
y J. >lOi 90
Delaware County NlulWorA 60. Nor
wood y J. 500 %.
Universal Steel Tool Co. Philadelphia
SlOO.OOO.
SECURITY Car Co. Dover. 5000.
National Association OF Ccrtirled Public
Accountants Wilmington. no capital
The following corporations increased
their capital
William X. Warner & Co Wilnlngt ton.
| from ~ 400. 600 20 siO.ONo, 600
Louisiana CeloteN Co. 81. LOUIS from
| 5000 600 10 81 .2bo, 900
| CclotcN Products Co. Chicago. fro1s
: $4,000 - A,..sA>AaA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
MAIL DELIVERY IS
BEING HANDICAPPED
Housewives Fail to Respond
: Quickly to DoorbeIls Be-
fore 10 a. m.

Postmaster English today reported
that the delivery of parcel post pack
nges TO homes In the city il being
seriously hampered In the morning up
TO 10 o'clock. as n result OF the delay
In the response TO ringing door bells.
He attributes this TO the fact that the
housewives are very busy at this time
of the day. but added that this condi-
ton has resulted in real serious delays
OF mail matter.
After that time of the day. the post
master said, the deliveries are much
more rapid. For this reason. he asks
that the housewives cooperate With
the postal authorities by responding
Immediately To their door bells.
Mr.. English said that the delivery
oCNChristmas mail Is proceeding with
out any trouble and that II will he all
cleared mp before Christmas. There
will be no delivery of mail on Christ
mas Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22

\; the bazaar Of Crusaders Temple.
No. ?. LADIES' 81 the Golden Eagle.
awards were made as follows: CRU
saders Castle No. >. 3i-p!ece China
set; Howard Law. dresser scarf: Mrs.
!. h. Coady. linen table cover. Louise
VI. Roberts 1888 Yves; Eighteenth
street. hand croche:ed siumbcr robe
Mrs. W. +. Abbott. S. IVY Road
dishes. l35 pieces: Helen Maxwell,
1921 Lancaster avenue. hand crochet
ed sweater: John McKelvey. Rockford
China cereal set; " b. johnson. Els
mere. dressed doll; Frank Duer hand
rr'che;ed siumber robe; Pau Cooper
l02 West Sixth street. 3l-piece China
So: Joseph y. Knox. apiece blue
bird set; Mrs. T. u. Cappeau. linen
oenterp!ece; Mrs. Sullivan. 1904 Della
ware avenue. talking doll; Z. y. Wal
ton. Atlas Powder Co. hand croche,ed
s.umber robe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
EDWARD +. KANE DEAD
IS AFTER. LONG ILLNESS
Continued from page |

street. lie also operated laundry
known M the Nonperial Laundry. at
5oa Shiplcy street. Later he became
plumbing inspector for the city. serv-
ing In that capacity for 90 years.
Always genial and affable. Mr.. Kane
had a host Of friends throughout the
state. lie was deeply interested in
everything that meant civic develop
ment and contributed literally To en-
terprlses OF that nature. lie was known
as an authority on matters pertain
ing Ia the early history of Whining
ton. and was frequently consulted re-
garding landmarks. or concerning
events that happened years ago. The
kanes first settled along the Brandy
wine In 1901 and Mr.. Kane heard
much during his boyhood about the
general appearance and customs Of
this section of the State. lie had a
great liking for reading history. par
ticularly Delaware history.
For many years Mr.. Kane was nc
tive I'm the old Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, being one Of the re-organiZers
and one OF the oldest members Of the
former Water Witch Co. lie also ~
sisted in the negotiations transferring
the department to city control "A year
ago. For several years he was presi-
dent of the Water witch Co.
Mr.. kane's wife died about n year
ago and his health began to fail nj
that time. lie had been married twice
His brother. the late John II. Kane
a well-known farmer and du Pont Co
employee. OF Montchanin. died several
years ago. He liz survived by two
daughters: Mrs. John 4. Chapple
widow of John +. Chapple. and Mrs
John NJ. Connolly, wife Of John NJ
/ Connolly, treasurer of the Hanover
Trust Co, Trenton. y. j.. also grand
son. John +. Chapple.
The funeral viii In held on Tues
day morning at 3 O'Clock. with a re
QUEEN mass at Sacred Heart Churcl
and interment in Cathedral cemetery
officers of the \. %. I. W. and n dele
CATION from the Bureau Of Fire vii
I've in attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
FINE FOR CONTEMPT
MAKES J. KING TALK
As Result s. w. Keen is Arrested
for Selling Liquor Close
20 City Hall.

simon " Neon. proprietor ~ q
sliocr and restaurant ~ Eleventh
and French streets. arrested yester-
60 hv Detective Horace Mcdaniel
when arraicned IN the Municipal
court this morning on a charge Of
selling iutoNicatlnE liquor. was grant
20 O. continuance 90 his case until
y esily Ban Vas fixed az 81 900.
Tho place maintained hy Keen Is
pei nr ti.u tAe police station. His
afr,st was .hr uufrou.c 90 heavy
ilr n.iur Imposed ou John H.uc yes
.. .ds. Whom 'as latter declined 90 tell
iu. t.ur, who're d. secured h.s liquor
hIrg vl- fn,I $50 sad costs for Dee
'ru drunk and go 70 ,harge ~ cone
Tempt of .our' was fined $50 and
.u-fs This resulted 80 KING telling
who're Do eot h.s lqgor
The court Dorfirued f0r one week
fho ease Helen Mayweu charged
I'm assault ard battery. The woman
when ara rued %. ane 80 nervous
that she n1i tn he taken from the
court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
SEES MENACE TO YOUTH
.. IN ARBUCKLE RETURN
Heads Of Penna. Clubwomen
Make Protest Against His
Come Back.
b. Associated rress to Every Evening,

BE- Associated rress To Every Evening
prstburg, Dec. 22-pptest against
the reappearance OF Roscoe ,Fatty)
Arbuckle in moving pictures wac vote
cd today by the state Federation ot
pennsylvania Women, through Mrs.
r. Barton chairman W the civic de-
nartment The federation Is made up
Of more than 80 600 club women.
AT our convention in pittsburg last
year" said Mrs. Barton. in n state
ment. I'VE passed a resolution in which
we said that regardless Of the out
come Of the Arbuckle trial. then IN
progress. we did not want Arbuckle in
the films any more We stand haclN of
that resolution Last summer. Mr..
Wal Hays told us At Ch9utauqua that
ArbuclNle would not again he permitted
on thr screen. MIR. Hays Ia probably
doing what he thinks Is right in al
lOwin. ArhuCkle 20 return. hut We eN-
pcct Mr. Hays 70 keep his woNd To MS.
Il do not think there L. a woman in
Pernsylvsn!a who would deny the
right Kind ~ a man the opportunity
20 return ~ his work. but Arhucl<le
wus the IDOL ~ the children. They
read the details % his trial as they
read nothing else. and we believe that
- show him again IN the movies
would place false value upon h..
pictures and that the influence would
he very had
The Congress of.Cluh Women 90
Western Pennsylvania alsn took up
he ArlYuCkie matter. through Mrs
q L. McFaN. who protested to George
z NCCandless Plttsburg director ~ pub
l.c safety. against the showine OF Ar
In -<le films in the city. Mrs. l. G
A1sler. corresponding secretary N IN,
con grs~e. addressed a letter to Mr.
Hays urging him 20 reconsider his Ar
buckle decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
Of STRAITS
SLOWS DOWN FARLEY
Turks Insist That Allies Guar
antee Constantinopie Against
Aggression.
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

By Associated Press 90 Every Evening.
Lausanne. Dec. 22.-The impression
that settlement OF the problem Of
Turkish straits was not progressing
- rapidly as had been antici pated be-
came general today - the result of q
statement ISSUED by the Turkish dele
CATION. This made II clear that Tur-
keys acceptance OF the proposal %
appoint an international. commission
OF control depended upon acceptance
by the allies OF certain conditions de-
manded by the Turks
The notifications OF the Original
project for control OF the straits ask
81 by the Turks Include an under
standing that the International COM
mission shall have no Jurisdiction
whatsoever over the socalled zones
OF standardization m the region Of
the straits
The Turks Furthermore have de
manded a pact by which the Allies
/ individually and collectively guarantee,
that the safety and neutrality OF Tur
key Will not be jeopandized and tina
! there be no aggression against Con
! stanttnODle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
TEN Of ROBBER GANG
ARRESTED IN CHICAGO
Stolen Liberty Bonds and
Stocks Recovered; Had
Planned Jail Delivery.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Chicago Dec. 22-Ten men. alleged
members OF gang - robbers. which.
police said. have obtained $500 900 n
operations throughout. the Missiszipp.
valley. were under arrest here today
Associates % the hen were being
sought.
More han $4,000 IN liberty bonds
stocks warehouse rede.pts FOR whisky
and bonds were recukered. One man.
police said, had complete plan o. The
state penitent.ary Al Toilet. H..
Chief % Detectives Hughes assert
cd Information givet by The men IN
| custody implicated seven others. some
/ Z hem were Identified @ police cir
cles.
By means o. he map o. Joliet Pen!-
tentary and accompanying nota-
lions. police believed Christmas prison
delivery was pianled. Instructions
apparently written by a prisoner de-
scribed the method Of reaching one
u the cell houses by automobile road
and said:
"A good tine 3 between $40 and II
o'clock. No one there tat certa4-
sa;el but TWO old men and they ar.
c0ny!ctsS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
FRENCH WOMAN FREED
OF FRAUD CHARGES
Claimed to be Testator Under
Will OF Rich Bos-
tonian.

T." Associated Press TO r.vory Evening.
Paris. Dec. Am inquiry into the
story told by Nine Liotardy. that she
was the sole leRatee Of tho estate Of
Miss Lillian Fair Heller ~ Boston o.
iimatcd NJ 500. 0OO. 900 has revealed
Miss Hcllcrs will In a Paris bank. and
has resulted in the dismissal Of fraud
charges brought against Nine Lio-
tardy by "A banker who advanced her
900 flames on the strength 81 her
contention.
Nine. Liotardy sought tho loan TO
pay the legal expenses OF prsbating
the VIII VI. Bogg. the banker. was
lat first skepUcal. but Nine. LiOtardy
explained that the testatOr was the
niece and heir OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
l.. Fair. who were Killed IN an automo-
bile accident IN France many years
ago. Nine. Liotordv said that she
met Miss Heller ~ Nice and that tho
two became great friends
Eventually. she said. Miss Heller in
formed her that she would make Mime
that she look after several animals In
which tho tesiator WIS interested
Miss Heller died on August p. 1921
on tho yacht odd Chap" In tho Med.
tcrranean Sea
Nine Llotardy said mat the wlll was
in a Paris bank. hut that she had
been unable 10 get formal proof OF
Miss Heller's death. although she had
applied 70 the dead womans sister
Nine Cattaui. the wife 81 a Cairo
banker
VI. Bogg advanced Nine. Lola rdv
J 1000 francs. hut on hoe alleged fall
ure 20 repay that sum no fled a
charge OF fraud. An inquiry was
started and me will was found. Nine
Liotardy then repaid the money and
VI. BOgg withdrew the charge.
/ The examining magistrate Is con.
tinu!ng his investigation 20 determln.
whether the woman has drained othe,
loans on the strength % the VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
CHINA GETTING GUNS HERE.
Munitions for Rebel Faction are Jhp'
ped From Germany via Seattle.

By Associated fress 70 EVERY EFehins'
Seattle. Wash. Dec. 22.-Erpecta-
tion that the seizure here of hfty
German made Mauscr ri1es and h.
900 cartridges consigned to China
would lend 20 arrest Of members ~
ring engaged In getting munitions 10
rival forces In China. was expreened
by federal agents today. The rifles
and cartridges were detected as they
were about 20 be taken aboard the
steamer Protesilaus.
Hundreds Of rifles that are bought
In Germany for about $3.50 each are
coming into this city daily by mail
and express, according 10 the agents.
and are being bought up by agents Of
a Chinese faction. shipments being
made across the Pacific when several
dozens have accumulated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS.
Interesting Programs at Nos. . and :
This Afternoon.

y Christmas party was given for
The pupils ~ The first. second and
third yeats OF schools W. 7 and No.
today az 30 O'Clock The rooms
were decorated with holly and pine
branches and fes;ooned with chains OF
brish, colored paper. made by the
children.
Games We're played and Christmas
songs were sung An important fea-
ture OF the program was the presence
o. a real Santa claus. who had in his
pack a gift and box OF candy FOR
every little boy and glri. not forget
tins those absent on account Of sick
ness
The exercises Of the higher grades.
fourth. Nth and sixth years. i'm
pressed upon the pupils the real sig
riacance Of Christmas. The story Of
ne Christ Child was ,O.d in pan
iomime. story and song. Beautiful
Christmas carols were sung. includ-
ing. Christmas Morning" Shepherds
Awake" a Song O: Peace" Light
the Christmas Candies" and 20 Hear
the Bells Ringing"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
NEW BAND ORGANIZED.


4 Holy Name band 10 supply music
az functions given 10y the Holy Name
Societies and any other organizations
was organized last night. with Pro-
fessor Charles T. Edwards as director
az the Cathedral Han. sixth and West
streets 4 rehearsal was held after
organization. The next rehearsal will
be held on "Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy 3. al which time p experienced
musicians are expected TO report.
As soon as the band membership
has been made up, a class for begin
ners wall be formed. IL is intended
20 make the Holy Name Band. which
is the FIRST Catholic band IN Whining
ton. an organization OF 100 pieces.
Membership is open TO every Catholic
man in the city or vicinity. Head
quarters will be al Cathedral Hail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
BANDITS GET $4,000
IN CHRISTMAS CANDY
Hold Up Truck on Lincoln High
way Near Philadelphia;
Head for New York.
y Associated Press to Every Evening.

by Associated Press To Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec. 22-Two bandits
bound and gagged the driver Of mo
tor truck containing $4,000 worth OF
Christmas candy being taken To New
York early today. turned the machine
toward Philadelphia. threw the help
Less man on n vacant lot and escaped.
The holdup took place on the LIN
coin Highway between Byberry and
Ianghorne. PA. Half an hour or more
later, the driver. Edward Lynch. freed
himself and staggered into a police
station.
An alarm and description or tho
truck was sent To all police districts.
The candy was manufactured by n
local Arm for the holiday trade In
New York, One Of the highwaymen
was n Negro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK hARAsE


By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago. Dec. 22.-Hoss- Receipts. 34.-
900. opened fairly active. around Toe
higher iater trading SLOW: some bids
steady. TOP. early. so; bulk 100 20 215-
pound averages. ; 3OaS 30. lighter weights.
TOP. : 30. early. about : lOaS IS. bulk
of pigs. OOaS -. heavy hogs. :. 2Oas S5.
medium 2jaS 40 light. 3OaS 40. Hight
hight 25aS 35 pacKing soWs. smoOth.
6Oa- 90. rackiug SONS. rough. 7.3Os
90. killing pigs. OUaS IS.
Cattle RecfiptS. $500. beef steers fairly
active. better grades ~ Weighty steer>
largely IS 90 25c higher. other grades
strong 90 sc mp. early Top maturtd
Steers. ms weight i.56O pounds shippers
active other CLASSES generally steady
better grade butcher she stoCA ard
srockcrs and feeders. SLOW hulA desirable
heavy bologna bulls. 4. 35a5 s.. bulk de-
sirable veal calves "a packers around
2 SO. Few upward 20 loco. few outsiders
paving upward 70 1880 ana above. bulk
Gamers and cutters. qOa3 50.
Shecp- Receipts. 5000. opening S.cn
fat lambs. Is 20 25c higher. early top.
1910 10 shippers 1880 20 packers three
cars Colorado lambs, l475. with IDS
out. feeders. quiet. sheep. fully steady
heavy. tat ewes. 5jOa6 90, Egher weigh O.
up 20 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
BOOST IN PRICE OF
COAL SUBSTITUTES
Increased Demand for Coke
Sends Cost soaring to
SIS Per Ton.

Seven local coal dealers today an
ncuncci that they had a supply OF
coA. and buckNheat on hand nj the
t,r..ent time. one of the dealers stat
- that his supply would only nc sum
clcnt To take care ~ the orders OF his
regular customers.
new phase ~ the situation - the
announcement today Of the increase la
the price ~ coke. which has been
raised from $3.50 20 SIS ton. y
member 81 the Delaware Coal Com
N, sslNn IA ep,asing of the increase
stated this morning that the prices
on coke are not regulated by the Penn
s,iNania Commission and as a cOnse-
aurncc operators are free 90 make an
,n.rcase. Ie attributed the raise 10
the fact that there had been an in
creasing demand Tor 10. lie also stated
thai a local dealer had informed him
fn.f n few weeks ago coke could BE-
bought GO the ovens for s. ton In
,peakinE further 81 thee situation IN
genera, he said thot recently he bad
noticed an order from n consumer IN
ths city who requested substitutes
c.nk. aud huckNnesf cusi tie said that
IA reasons COR not lCirg this was due
TO the fact that the same consumer
had placed a similar order a few week
aro Judging from the order he sup
pu~sd that IN. consumer must have
been getting fairly Ehd results from
tho usc ~ these substitutes and so h.
dorlded 90 C1'l az the mans residence
IN order o. gain this Information. III
vas informed hN the consumer that II
vas al norsense about people not he
tx able 90 burn these substitutes. TIL
consumer also mentioned the fact thai
D. had been getting excellent results
frnu their Use A. a contrast 20 tins
case IL another one where a Consum
Absolutely refused % accept any
.uu~t.'ltcs and r. reported as h2Vin.
ca 1crllcd his Orier
In speaking 81 tho report thct :
nuuher 81 persona ~ his city hae
hen hos sinE coal. he said Irat vh:l'
o., VAS true Co ccrtsi1 CNt~t. ~ hat
reason - believe that - was eNaG
gerafed lie mentioned one instance
where business house WIS receiv
ing an cr,icr tor coal and u was neceS
sary 90 have several men "a the rel
lar of she place to shovel the Goa
pwa, because. apparently. thu cella'
We Allied. q f.u INVESTIGATION. however
Do Nts found that the trouble IN get
ms the ,oal into the cellar was due {,
ne face thlt ne hole IN the paVcmen
was not large enough % receive N
neon ne order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
ttRIn DRUG ADnICTS ARB
IIhi kATlD FOR CHRISTMAS

Tlftesn iT. ~.u'ys. e. believed cured
o. 10 drur nah.t. were -e.eas ed from
~ WnfahOu-e and 81 Munic!pa.
Cuart fh.s morning were pa-oied 20
chef Probation Dri0s Handy. Dep
uft Judge Lyun. % parolnE the
Dol .-unsr~ warned them against the
uss of narcotic drugs. Thee Iarol.d
wee James Gross George Proud.
Howard Anderson. cQ.ored: Bessie
ivn,n Lem Ellsworth. co.ored d.
F.orene. Bake. co.ored Edith S.pp,e.
ru 'r'd p .ano- smith. co,ored. Jos
sph Nu.,- Charles cole. Francis Ma
hone, SaII,. Marian. Charles S;ewi
st Fila St'war'. John johnson
'n.ored Is-.~ Saba. S.e..a Morris.
.a.nred end Florence Andersen color
i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-22
RURAL REALTY SALES.

The Claymont Development co. has
sold land in Brandywine hundred Ia
J.. VI. Miller fr S775, 10 Robert :.
Maison. Jr.. for $3.50, 10 william NJ.
LAnk for $3.50 and 70 J. Ernest Sol
way for $3.50.
Other real estate has been transfer
red as follows:
In Christians hundred-By the +. j.
Hollingsworth Co. 10 John w. Martin,
for $500; by John Il. Ford to Margaret
c. Ford for $3.50; by Rosina VI. Hayes
To Margaret G. Ford. for $3.50.
in New Castle hundred-By Samuel
ID. Moody 10 the State Of Delaware
for $40.