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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-09-14
Views and Reviews
By j. S. FERRIS

(The editor assumes no responsi-
bility for any opinion in this coldmn,
and this writer none for any other de-
partment of the paper.)
Evening star., 1922-04-07
lawrence S. SAXTY
lSK|lLED IN CRASH
Driver Held for Driving In.
toxicated-0ther Auto
Accidents.

In an effort to avoid .strikins a
truck on Bladensburs road. near
Langdon about s o'clock last night
Frank Bischoff. 1927 Florida avenue
northeast. drove his automobile
against q trolley pole. Lawrence s.
Saxty. forty-three years old, 1904
Montello avenue northeast, in the
car with Bischoff, was hurled through
the windshield and his skull frac-
| tured. He died at Casualty Hospital
| several hours later.
| Police of the ninth precinct ar.
rested Bischof and charged him with
huence OF liquor. He also was booked
as being held to await the result Of
! a coroner's investigation.
Bischon was driving north on Bla.
densburg road at the time OF the acci-
dent, and his car was badly damaeed
He escaped serious injury. but was
| SO badly shocked that medical atten-
ton at the police station was neces.
sary. The dead man is survived by
his widow and five children. Coroner
hewitt arranged to hold an inquest at
the morgue this afternoon.
George H. Emmons, seyenty-two
years old. for many years an employe
OF the Treasury Department. living At
904 NJ street, received injuries, which
may prove fatal last night when
he was knocked down by an automo.
bile at New York avenue and 18th
street.
The injured man was taken to
Emergency Hospital Louis D. vii.
son, colored. twenty-four years old,
!! Ills 18th street. driver Of the automo.
bile, was held at No. police station
to await the outcome Of Mr. Emmons'
injuries.
William H. Saylor. colored, fifty
four years old, 1902 street, was
knocked down At New York avenue
and 18th street last night by a taxi
cab driven by Frank Jacobs. 20l4 18th
street. and his collarbonc broken. Ja-
Evening star., 1922-04-07
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cobs took the injured man to Emer-
gency Hospital.
Landsman, $50 D street, were knocked
down at 9Th and F. streets last night
by an automobile driven by George p.
Parr. 12 F street. They were taken
to Emergency Hospital and treated
rested for an alleged violation of the
Evening star., 1922-04-07
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON G. FRIDAY,

trafiic laws. He deposited $40 COL
lateral for his appearance.
Charles v. Sherwood, seventy years
old. I'll 18th street northeast. was
knocked down at Sth and NJ streets
southeast last night about 12 o'clock
by an automobile driven by an un-
identified white man. He received 4
scalp wound and was treated at Cas-
ualty Hospital
Evening star., 1922-04-07
ON RIFLE PRACTICE BOARD.

Col. Harry L. Cooper. United States
infantry. as a member OF the national
board for the promotion Of rifle prac-
tice to succeed Lieut. Col Oliver F.
Snyder, U. 8. A., retired, who has been
relieved from THAT duty
Evening star., 1922-04-07

Bring the young folks tomorrow for mil
linery as distinctive in quality and styles as it
is remarkable in low prices. Pretty headwear
i'll all the favored straws and fancy braids,
trimmed to please every fancy.
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SUSSEX COUNTY COURTS.
Many Cases Are Scheduled For tho
Term beginning June re.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Georgetown. Juno 1.-THE next
term Of the Superior Court and Court
Of General Sessions for Sussex county
will begin Juno 26.
The only cases that will 10 heard
are those for argument, including
certiorai and divorce cases. The SUI
perior Court calendar includes the
following Henry j. Lawson va. Annie
Margaret Lawson. summons in annul-
ment of marriage; Lille May Har-
mon, va. Elmer Harmon, Pearl s. Hop
bns Va. Howard G. Hopkins. Samuel
r. Wilson W. Alice M. Wilson, Ella J q.
Donovan Va. Frank r. Donovan
Frances Neal VIZ. James 8. Neal. David
III. Lloyd VS. Raidce Lloyd, Violn w.
Poulos Va. Alexander J. Poulos. Bessie
II. Trice Va. Robert o.. Trice, Clarence
w. Mitchell w. Hattie G. Mitchell.
Edna Sarah Clark vs. Howard l..
Clark. divorces; Ollie NJ. Baker Va.
Theodore A. Veasey. who sued an IT.
A. Voasey, ccrtiorari. Hiram r.
Burton. receiver OF the loves journal
Co. n corporation Of the State OF Del
aware. VS. tho Garrett Buchanan Co. n
corporation of tho Stnte OF pcnnsyl-
vania, certIorari.
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STAFFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford. June l6-John Paul Jones.
who is student at the Hightstown.
y. J., Military Academy. returned
home yesterday 10 spend the summer
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Jones.
Herbert IAnk. a student AT the
University of Delaware, is spending
the summer with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A J Lark.
Oscar Hudson, OF Austin, Texas. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. T Z. Hearn
and his father. John Hudson.
Mrs. J. H. Anthony and daughter.
Lillian. and Miss Betty Emery are
visiting Baltimore.
Mrs. Vernon Keech and daughter.
Emily. after visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
William Benson, have returned TO
their home al West Chester. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Allen were recent guests Of
friends at fredericksburg. Nd
W. H. H White. superintendent OF
the Seaford schools. and his wife re-
turned yesterday from Rehoboth
Beach.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ford Breeding and
daughter. Jane. have returned from
Fredericksburg. Md
/ Mrs. Ardella Coulbourn and grand.
daughter. Kathleen. returned yester.
day from Wilmington.
Miss Ella Wheatley has returned
from Baltimore
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IMPROVE SLAUGHTER BEACH.
Corporation Formed to Mako II Lead
Ing summer Resort.


Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Milford. Juno 15.---For tho purpose
OF improving tho resort and making
II ono OF the most attractive In Del
aware. the cottagers at Slaughter
Peach have formed corporation.
known az the Slaughter Beach Cor
pcration Co., and work of rebuilding
has already commenced.
Tho incorporators arc: william G.
Smith. Thomas Reed, Thomas Simp-
son. j. Pierce Simpson. George II.
Draper and George $. Gricr, all OF
Milford.
Slaughter Beach, situated opposite
Cape May Point, with "A long sIoping
sandy shore IL ideal for bathing and
other summer sports. and M the roads
leading to IT are now I'm first class
condition. those Interested decided to
make 1t an attractive and popular
resort
The largo hotel IL being rebuilt and
remodeled, garages and stables are be
Ing refltted. a large dancing pavil-
ion is being constructed and an
orchestra has been engaged for the
summer.
A ak foot wide board walk will he
built extending to and along the shore
and n pavilion over the water vii
he one Of tho features.
There are already many cottages
here. and with Its natural facilities
and the improvements to he made, Il
Ia hoped To have many more Construc
homes built along the shore.
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MISS GERTRUDE M'CABE
". M. HARVEY'S BRIDE
Beautiful Wedding SoIemnized
Yesterday at the Brides
Home in SeIbyyiIle.
Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Juno i5--Class Day eyer

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Juno i5~-Class Dry exer-
Selbyville. June Is A beautiful
home wedding was solemnized hcre
yesterday when Miss Gertrude No
Cabe. daughter OF william Y. Mc-Cabe
former banking and insurance com
missioner II this state. was married 70
William Mlnton Harvey. son Of WI
liam -. Harvey. a prominent lawyer of
Chester county. Pa. Row. r. f.. Beau
champ OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church OBLIGATED
Tho bride was beautifully gowned
In white crepe satin. emhroldered IN
pearls and wore VOL of vcnise point
lace. with n simple cap arrangement
~ orange blossoms and carried a
shower bouquet Of Centurlas and H.
les of tho valley. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Gable. the brides sister. was maid of
honor. She wore dress Of peach
colored chiffon and carried bououe.
OF pink roses and blue snapdragons
The best man was Elwood Harvey
eldest brother OF tho groom.
The wedding took place IN the.Hvlng
room Of the McCabe home in Selby-
Vile. tn" rooms were decorated IN
Dorothy Perkins roses. ferns and nor
ted plants The bride was married I'm
a bower Of roses, lilies and ferns. A
reception followed. There we're about
Ga guests present. most Of whom were
the immediate family members.
Both Of the young people were
graduates Of SwarthmOre College. TIL.
out-0f-town guests included the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
b. Harvey; Miss Mary Ellen Harvey
Mrs. Ellen Miller Booth, Mrs. Horac,
/ tairlamb. Miss Sarah II. Fairlarnb
Mrs. Mary +. Cochran, all Of Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Z. Lamb. E. I
Scott OF Swarthmore. Pa; Elwoo,
Harvey and Henry Harvey, brother,
OF the groom; G. 7. Darlington C.
Swarthmore Misses Lucy L!ppencot
and Marguerite Coles Of R!verton y
j.; 4. Singleton Mears of PhNadei
phia: Jeanette Laws Of Swarthmore
Gladys Seaman PeN OF Saddle River
y. Y; Mrs. Derrickson Cummings G
New Orleans. There were man
guests from the Eastern Shore. re,a
t!ves OF the brides mother.
The guests from town Included NJ
McCabe' 5 business associates and the
FAMILIES, among whom were Mr.. an
Mrs. (. V. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J
Derrickson. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. ",
Caoe and some of the brides most il
innate friends. The bridal couple d,
parted on wedding trip through n
Adirondack mountains by motor.
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, June 15-Mem-
bers OF the Five Points Civic Asso-
citation. aided by the Women's Club
are making a hOuse-to-hOuse canvass
for funds for the benefit OF the fire
apparatus. The refusal of the Levy
Court to appropriate funds for the
maintenance OF the fire apparatus has
caused the residents here to seek as
sistance through such a campaign
The committee in charge reports meet
ing with success. few Of the residents
refusing 10 assist
The Five Point ball players will give
pie and milk social in the COmmuni-
ty Building tonight.
Harvey JOrdin and Springer Speer.
made trip IN a canoe from the a"
bridge across the Christiana river TO
Rverview Beach. New Jersey, yester-
day. The trip required five hours. the
distance being eighteen miles
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington, June 16.-Miss Jennie
Richards is an out-of- town Visitor this
week.
Arthur Billings who resigned his
position at Greenley's meat market
sometime ago has accepted one in
Jett's meat market at Dover.
Miss Gertrude McKnatt has resigned
her position at Jacobs store and &C
copied one as assistant 10 tho post
master.
Mrs. NJ. Adam and son will spend
the summer at Rehoboth. Superin-
tendcnt Adam will attend summer
college.
Mrs Calvert Merriken OF Denton
wac the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs S. l.. Sapp. Tuesday.
Wilkie Case OF Dover was local
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. w. r.. Bull OF Wilmington is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Camper near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearn Galway have
been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Walls for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Plummer OF
Chester. Pa, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurd.
Quite a number of local baseball fans
motored to Laurel during the week %
see laurel mix 1t up with tho other
clubs in the Eastern Shore League.
DIR. and Mrs. !. n. Derrickson and
daughter. Mary. OF Frederick. attended
the banquet given by the r. I. Dol
! lings Co, last week.
Mrs. F.. r MeSsick and daughter
/ Ann of Philadelphia, spent the week
( end with her mother. Mrs. Albert Har-
rington.
/ Mrs 5. l.. Sspp and daughters, La
! Ian and Agnes and Miss Caroline
/ sharp were the guests OF Milford
! friends Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Massey and sie
| ter. Kathryn, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Massey at Nillsboro
! Del.
Mrs. Mary II. Darby has returned
home. very much improved after ar
operation at the Homeopathic Hos
I pttal.
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COULD HARDLY
GET HER BREATH
Wilmington Resident w
Only Shadow Of Her Former
Self Before She Cot
Tanlac.

Il will praise Tanlac the longest day
! live, said Mrs Lillian Lyman, =
highly esteemed resident # 1895 Ches-
nut street N Wilmington. Del, IN relating
her experience with the medicine.
Honestly, it, tn first time IN four
or FIVE years that ! have been able 70
eat without suffering afterwards Food
acted Ike poison with me. Nv appe-
tite was so poor that 7 couldn't eat much
of ANYTHING. but even then ! would
bloat up terribly and have such intense
pains that I could hardly endure d..
There was Fuch en- awful pressure <
gas around my heart that | would a.
most another and the least evprtlon
would completely exhaust mP. ! would
get 50 ch0ked up from this indigestion
a. night that I would have 10 get oUt -
bed and walk around IN ord OF % breathe.
I was fearfIlly nervous and often he-
came so weak and dizzy could scarceiv
stand up. never knew what sound
sleep was and felt tired ont all the time
Il lost about twenty-five pounds N
weight end vas Just q shadow Of nv
former self. Nv shoulders were stuff
and painful 10 such an extent that
could hardly raise my hands 70 nv head
! Nv condition was most deplorable and
I / was never able 20 End anything 70 help
me until began taking Tanlar. have
/ raken SIX be- tiles now ana feel Ike an
entirely different woman. | have "a
gained several pounds of my lost weight
and am still gaining. ! eat and digest
anything l want. sleep Ike a child Sc
night, and am never troubled any more
with nervousness and dizziness. In TACT,
am ENJOYING wonderful health II every
va and Just think Taniac Is the grand
est medicine IN the world
Tanlac Is sold in Eckerd's Mediclne
( StOEes
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accepted "A position I'm Dayton, Ohio
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs william n. Myers d
Floral Park. ~. y. are spending sev'
eral days as guests Of Mrs. Annie
Cemmill and family Of East Third
street.
Henry A. Padberg OF Beech Woof
Park. Pa, is spending several days 1
the guest Of friends.
Morrill, Thornton of East Fourth
street. who has been confined 10 his
home for several days. suffering from
iliness, ls showing Improvement.
Mrs. George r, Tobin. Jr.. Of Dela-
ware street between Fourth and Fifth
yesterday vas taken 70 the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, Wilmington, and win
be operated upon today.
John E. Taylor of the Strand. VIVA
has been undergoing treatment 81 a
Philadelphia hospital for several
! weeks. returned homo yesterday
greatly improved.
! Mrs. william Lewis Of Second straet
near Harmony. who was operated
upon at the Delaware Hospital sew
eral days ago. returned home ysster-
day.
Arthur Gibbs OF West Sixth street
ia confined 10 his home with Illness.
Nicholas Mcintyre Of the Strand,
who has been confined 70 his home FOR
several days. suffering from an IN
fected foot. Is improving.
Arthur HeatheTs. a motorrnan on
the local trolley lines. who has been
confined 70 his horne for several days
with Illness. haH resumed MS duties
Mrs. Lee Iattornus % the S'sta
Road. who has been confined 20 her
home for general days suffering from
Illness. is showing Improvement.
Leon Terry ~ Chestnut street near
Second. who has been confined - his
home for several days. suffering from
scarlet fever, hos recovered and a
D.. able 20 be out The quarantine ha'
been lifted
Victrolas and Recordg-Br,dre-
water.--Adv.
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STAFFORD NOTES.

Seaford. June 15-Peter. a German
police hound. valued al $500, has been
presented 10 Dr. Annie c. Shipley by
DR.. Lewis OF Baltimore.
DIR. A. +. Birmingham is testing
herds of cattle near Seaford.
George W. Brown is improving his
property on Front street.
The Juniors Of the Seatord High
School entertained the seniors at a
party IN the basement Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
Str.ngbeans have appeared in mark
Ell and are selling at % cents per gal
ion
White fishing here yesterday Don
aid Oehlrtch OF Philadelphia. caught a
bass that weighed Ave pounds.
Manager Breeding Of the New
theatre will show series OF pictures
caut1oning the public against railroad
accidents
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ST. STEPHENS BAKE.

Harrington. June 15.-The ladies are
all hard at work now getting goodies
together in preparation for tho bake
Wix has consented 10 allow tho Use OF
part r his ice cream parlor for the
sale. At n recent business meeting of
the members II was decided that they
muSt raise money to repair the roof
OF the church and the ladies have
decided on this method. Mrs. w. l..
Kenncrley Ia chairman of the COM
mittee
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STAFFORD NOTES.

Seaford. June 15.-Medford l.. Wat
son. Jr.. is erecting bungalow at
Front and Poplar streets.
News was received here yesterday
OF the death Of Joseph Masten, in Will
mington. Mr.. Masten. who was for
merly policeman, lived here fer many
years before moving TO Wilmington.
News was also received OF the death
Of F. J. Bauer. Jr.. at Camp Dix, y. J.
lie ws a son OF F. ]. Bauer. owner CT
the Polk Island farm, on the Nanu-
coke river two miles below Seaford.
He Was 10 years old and sufferer
from Briehts disease.
The three-mast ram. Abel W.
Parker. Captain Clarence Heath, OF
Seaford. master. locked at the plant
Of the A. S. Woolley Co. yesterday
afternoon with cargo OF 500 tons of
fertilizer.
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NEWS OF THE STATE
AND PENINSULA
Miss A. Danzenbaker Of Clay
mont to We'd w. c. Frysinger
OF Philadelphia.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
ClAymont, juno ib.-The marriage
OF Mln~ Anna DenzenhAker TO William
Clarence Fryeinscr. OF Philadelphia, In
an event Of much local interest. The
wedding will take place June 81 at the
Church 81 the Ascension. Miss Dan
zenbaker is \ teacher In the public
schools.
The membcrrhip OF the Odd Fellows
lodge ut Grubb's Corner will attend
services a, Claymont NJ. r. Church
next Sunday.
Clo~.ng exercises OF the Claymont
public schools were held Tuesday eve
ming. Professor Calvin O. Althouse,
head Of the commercial department of
the Central High School OF Philadel-
phia, made an address. and the prin-
cipsl presented certificates.
A meeting for the discussion of
school problems will bs held tomorrow
evening IN tho Claymont playhouse.
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WARBURT0N PROPERTIES
UP AT PUBLIC SALE
Famous 100000 Apple Farm
Withdrawn After Bid Of
Only $4,000.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton Md, June l5.-Receivers Of
the estate of the late William +. War
burton offered for public sale yester-
day afternoon all the properties of the
late president Of the Second National
Bank to satisfy claims held ny the
bank against the estate.
Mr.. Warburton's mansion home was
sold to DIR. Herbert Bates Of Elktou
for s6.25O.
\ vacant lot adjoining the Cecil
Democrat office on North street was
purchased by Albert ID. MaCkey. at
torney, for client for S4.276. a tract
OF woodland adjoining the apple farm
ut Plea SAINT Hill was sold to Ira Moore
for $4,000
The apple farm. I'm which II is said
Mr.. WarhurtOn spent over 100000.
was bid up TO SCI 500. but withdrawn,
as were the other properties due to in
adequate bids. and will be again put
up for sale at a later date.
In the United states District Court.
Baltimore. the case Of Receiver
Thomas W. Perkins Of the Second
National Bank OF Elkton, against
Omar d Crothers. Oliver G. Giles. s.
Ralph Andrews. Mrs. Andrew Brad
ley for notes Of Sc 900 each which they
had loaned w. r. Warburton. presi-
dent Of the Second National Bank, and
which We're among the banks assets
when the institution closed its doors,
was tried before Judge Rose yester-
day and decision given IN favor of
the defendants.
Cecil County News.
The funeral Of Captain Gilbert c
LOveless, one of Chesapeake City's
( prominent men. who died Sunday, was
! held yesterday afternoon. Interment
( was made at Bethel cemetery.
Judge Wickes of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county. has issued an order
on Mayor W. II. MaCkall and Towr
/ Councilmen to show cause why Ed
mund Lynch and Ellwood y. Sweet
recently elected COuncilmen, should
not be seated as members OF the pres
ent Council. Tuesday next IL the dat,
Set for a hearing in the proceedings
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Yves
Nottingham Academy has been or
ganized with twenty-four members.
The marriage of Miss Mary Rather
inc Pierce. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Howard j. Pierce of Colora, 10 DI
Glenn c. Campbell OF Coatesville vii
take place this evening in the Metho
dist Episcopal Church. Coatesville. TIL
bride is a trained nurse and their 70
nance was eliminated in the Coates
Vile Hospital They will reside a
BrOwnsburg, Va. where DIR. Camp
bell has recently located.
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get you one bottle of each kind You
won't be out very much if it don't
help you. l don't know if youwill be-
lieve me or not, hut only took two
bottles of Lydia Z. Pinkham' s Vege-
table Compound and one of Lydia E.
Pinkham' Blood Medicine when ! be-
gan to get relief and amregular ever
since without pain or a headache.
When lie down can get up with
out help and without pain. I can {
begin to tell you how feel and look.
have begun to gain in weight and
look more ike l ought to. l think ev-
cry day of ways have been helped.
Any one who does not believe me can
write to me and | will tell them what
shape was in. am ready to do any
thing can to help your medicine. -
Mrs. HENRIETTA MILLER, l37 Sprague
ST., Dayton, Ohio.
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GEORGETOWN NOTES.

Georgetown. June l5.-'Ben Hur,"
a dramatic recital. will he given by
Rev. Harry T. Sutton in the Presby
terrain Church nj Frankford tomor-
row night. Mr.. Sutton is pastor OF
the Ocean View Christian Church.
Former County Engineer William
T.. Hawkins. one Of the associate
engineers Of Charles NJ. Upham, chief
engineer OF the North Carolina State
Highway Department. visited friends
here Tuesday He was accompanied
BY his wife and son. William. Mrs.
Hawkins and son have come north 10
enend the summer
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OF next week there will DO an election
to vote on the proposed bond Issue
for IA new school.
Dean Charles A McCu0, OF the axri-
cultural department OF the University
OF Delaware with orchariists from
Kent county Is on an automobile In
sg,ection trip OF fruit orchards In
Fredorick county, Va. and Berkeley
county, w. Va