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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Dear Me- Clarences
Are OH the Warpath
IHy Assnciu,cd pross-I

NEWARK. y j.. oct. n
"Clarences OF all nations are or
ganiIing for war on the wass who
call them sissI.icd.
Recruiting has started in New
ARK. following tho cali 10 arms
from Clarence Massey. or Cleyc-
land who declares he Is two
hst"d rex lar guy and tired OF be-
Ing called Mammals Boy"
ON NC vaudeville circuits and
:N'ry"her" ihey say Clarence In
iass"ito. says Massey. and some
OF tines" smart Aces think a tel
low has 20 hav" 81 name Tx. 'Bull
SplNon-' or he's a mollycoddic."
rs tho organization work GOES
on. II ~ reported that Pcrciyals,
HiS"rn"ns and Llc~cllyns iav.
offered 20 organize a brigade or
Two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
NO MORE SPOOKs SINCE
SALVAT|0N|sTS VISIT
Petersburg Family Asserts
Quiet Has Reigned
in House.

PETERSBURG. VA, oct. i2.-
Since prayer drove away the spooks
from the residence Of Mrs. Price. on
Cameron Avenue. Biandn,rd. a fe,y
nights ago. the occupants have been
enjoying thci- first fcx nights of
res; IN three weeks. The Salvation
Army WORKER. through prayer, ac-
cord!ng |" one Of the members.
drove the devils away from the
house
The mysterious visit of spooks to
the home kept The family on edge
for three weeks. The piano would
play nystcrIoualy ana the table on
the back porch would tahc notion
TO turn upside down, while tn. wash
BASIN would leap to ;hc ;.oor. IN
the meantime ROCKS would hu:l
thcmhc!N"s ihrUug.. the air al from.
an Unknown source. Tn. members
OF tn. family sp.u' s'ccplcss nights
listening 70 the hlG-ous noises aud
:nslly reached tn. conclusion. THAI
n@ip wou'd b" ASKED Of the saliva
uom array. IN. h.lp was Siyen
promptly by III" bard OF workers.
Witnesses tutinm- Events
On /" Spc".H'd ui.ht the Salvation
Amy band went 20 IN. mouse and
TOOK u? position on the iusid.
Ev.ry ining "..t all rieh; for :,
whnc. when suddenly the ,Sash ba..n
arashed ~ the floor. and che table
was heard 10 jump s-ound Then
t.c ROCK ic" through INC air as one
g! tao workers started FOR tho door.
~" saw the rock H: /, shot through
space out did not venture gu. TO
examine i, after I, struck the
ground
Tn: worEeTa gathered around the
table and Immediately Encl, In
prayer They had no fear OF .hc
spooHs. fAc :ocka ceased ,hcir hurl-
ing and the table remained qu!,t as
he prayer continued Finally Il
ended. and tn" workers departed FOR
home. Since that tine not one uu.
usual sound has been heard near the
Price home. aad prayer. according 10
one Q: tho workers. had done !is
work.
We drove the dev.ls Away from
the house Win prayer sa!I a
worker. and we ia,cnd 70 drive
'h":n out Of Petersburg Friday
night"
while many scou, the teliet tina,
*roo"a visited the home on Cameron
street others are not So doubtful,
sine" Mrs. Woods. the commandment.
declares she saw the rock Shoot
;Arough thu air.
Tomorrow night. at the Market
street home, n. Salvation Army
workers VIII hold a four hour PRAYER
service FOX the purpose o. driving
the devils out OF Petersburg"
Commander Mrs . H. Woods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
SUIT WILL Be ENTERED
BY MRS. DEBOUCHEL
Will Return To Atlanta To Be-
gin Proceedings Against
Gambler.
IEy Nssociatel Pressl

ATLANTA, GA. oct. i2.--AIrs.
Omcaima D.Bouchel w! return to
Atlanta within ten days or two
weeks to institute legal proceedings
against Asa g. Gambler. Sr.. Atlanta
capitalist. and others for alleged
defamation Of her character. accord.
ling to statement BY Harry Gamble.
hHr attorney. JUS; before the two
boarded train ton!gh; for New or
leans.
Mrs. DcEouchcl in statements
since her arrival here last sunday,
had SAID MIR. Gambler told her he he'd
decided that his marriage To her
which had been scheduled FOR Sep.
tcmbcr 20. was 'impos sibic." because
OF reports that had been brought "a
him rejecting ON her. but tina, he
declined to reveal tho source o.
his information.
After conference with his client Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Watch Your Step Today:
It's Friday, Thirteenth
rs Fr!day. the ,hirtccnth

It's Friday. the thirteenth.
According To all the sccrs from
the time the sphinx winkcd his
eye TO the days OF cakc.cat.rs
and happ"rs. bad luck Turks juS1
around the corner and Is likely
TO jump W and swat YOU Ia the
nose any minute.
Watch your step. Mos, any
lining MIA: happen. Rad luck
promcnades on al! the walks OF
life. Take care tina, YOU don't
GET In the same category with
thos" millions who BE-; ON rh.
Yankees with the idea that they
were a lot o: Glantkili.rs.
It's Friday. tho thirteenth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
WHITE son EVEN UP
IN CHICAGO SERIES
lly ASSOCIATED rrcs,.

tlIIEhGO. Dct. la.-1l.D Wh!,. So,
"|.n-d 'Yp tho series Win thc CUES
t"d"y Dy taking pitchcrL hat,l.
! L" :. Each cub now h.s Won iva
games. an. veteran Alexander wa.
opposed ~ tho rookie. "!,ixiC'' Lever.
ett". and more ttan held his owu
Hn''i 'hc si%ih inning. wien he d.
Ran 10 weaken. The SoN then startnc
.u''.F '!phill i'%ht and at The .nd q!
th- s-..Aih hId tt.d thor ,iy,I,
: "t"--r iH"H tIght"H.d up aud ID
,,.""eG l!is" "N,ra i.ulurs uu,Il
li"oH'! uEcHrk"'i 20 In, drive t.
'lEnl "ti"n "Ia good fpr two ba,..y,
''!lius ou'uioN,d iuc,.r to tiItrd,
aud shelly snVt Il Hvt GruuuG.. over
ihird has' wH.,L s,it Hooper hvn.
Win u" "!rii.hi, run l.y.r.tic halu
mas opponents to seven hitS. thr., .,i
which ser" mad" rs Sia,z. wt.iIo Tin.
-" ,puohci Alexander Tor t.n
s:.i"ii.S. iipyp'r making three and
CDIitmA ana :ihcIlv t.An ntch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
one Arm, rIunr Forced Down

EVE.LAND. ONO. oct. IL
seven army airr!aues winch let,
Mitchell Fi"ld. Miueola. l.. !. y.ster.
daE' arrived here today. after nsL:.
ing their way through sever. storms.
ana i"ti !or S"!trldeo Field. Noun,
N!.iHpua, 10 attend tho nat:oua! air
races. while another which lcf;
M!m"ola today ~as forced down ten
miles southwest OF here. The pilot
OF III" Gig nth machine tclephoncd
her. that he hal made q SAT. land
.ne. and would confirm. his eight
to Cleveland tomorrow. II. cou!I
not give his eNac; location
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
HERO OF DISASTER
DEAD IN NEW YORK
icy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Oct. l..--Captain
John l.. Wade, tugboat man. whose
h:"vev" in the rescue OF Passengers
tom Til: burning excursion steamer
Genera! S!ocuin In IN. East River.
June 10. l3di won him Congress
s!onal Medal. died today.
wade. tusboa; Was towing "A coal
barge when the plight Of the Cen
cral S!ocum. carrying 1881 SUNDAY
school members on AN oN!ny, was
seen. Wade and his small crNw dared
the mass o: flame. formed = human
chain from the steamer to the tug
and carried frantic women and chill
d-en 10 safety. Only 4O7 were saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

said: "a spiritual Trough, is sweep
ing over Petersbur.;. ana -" intend
TO hold tbs four hour prayer serv-
Ice for tho purpose OF driving out
the devils"
The public il invited to attend tho
services tomorrow night. which will
start NJ o'ciocx and continue until
midnight. Man% Richmond Salvation
Army o!iiccr3 viii be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
CANDIDATE ROGERS
HURT IN CAR CRASH

PETERSBURG VA. oct. l?.-nc,
bert Rogers, Republican, candidate
Tor Congress. was slightly injured
IN an automobile accident las; night
whcn the car in which he was rid
Ing owned and driven by Harwooo
E Han. co'lidcd with the automoD;j.
belonging to +. E."Arnold. The lat
ter car was parked in front OF the
Edison Penn Company's plant on
Washington Street. Mr. Rogers re-
cciNed cuts about the face. and while
his Injuries are painful they are In
no May SerIOuS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

,orncy Gamble decided 20 return to
New Orleans tonight instead OF re-
naming here for few days. as he
had announced hc would do. \
woman friend of Mrs DeBouchel
from New orleans. accompanied her
ON the return trip. >
Eef"rc her departure. Mrs DC
Bouchel said She must nave rest now.
Tie ordeal has been tremendous. &c
she said but n" moro than malSine
np my owm mind TO go through with
IT."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
ORIOLES NEED ONE
CAME FOR SERIES
y AsaOcIltcd Pr.3-. I

ST. RAUL. oct. I@--Isai,i,nore.
i"ter"Atona! League champions nee!
only on. more victory 70 attain the
nihYf i"tSut championship. the
orioles u.i,Arcd IN" -. FAM An,r,-
can Association champion. here to-
HrN' % 20 !. giviuE jrcm a iour-,o
On" Load ~ tic game STANDINGS Tor
II Se''.S- ogden. pitching tor Ia! :
'.i''!". h".g -. i'huI to two l!ts aat.
S'Inrh out 'lcT.n. I'll. next KAN.
WI. u. n-AEcl M.r. Sa,L.ElaIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
Hinton Reaches Martinique,

bl N,SOElif'l Nresg-
FORT Dt; FRANCE. MARTINIQUE.
oct. lieutenant Walter Hinton.
who is making a digit from New
York 20 I.ic Jauclro In the seaplan =
Sampaio Correta H. arrived in the
harbor here at 12:!0 o'clock this al
;er"o"n from Putnte- Pltrc. Quad.
eioupe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

prcmc Castle, knights OF tho Golden
Eagle. ;or it's annual meeting places
next year aud Thoma. y. Jenk ms.
OF Ironton. Ohio. was elected su-
IRENE chief. succeeding George L..
Gregory. Of Reading. IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
SAID He
COULD NOT LIVE
Plant Juice Relieved Him OF
Awful Stomach Trouble
He Had 20 Years.

Everybody was saying 'Tison is
going {" die hat since have taken
Plan, Juice my health troubles are
gone and would not take $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

EnElcs To Atlantic city.
WASiilNGToN. oct. l2.--Ntlantty
city was selected today BY the Su-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13
MinnIl VIM nj Inl.

INDIANA oct. ~. = Th.
Miami VALLEY club defeated the In
d!andpo!.s polo team hcrc today. !.
10 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-13

Every modern and practical Appliance or
Fixture that burns Gas will be found in stock
at kOLBE'S. The economy and convenience Of
Gas is undisputed. If you have Gas in your
home, get the most from it by using these mod
ern Appliances and Fixtures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
CHESTRRTOwN AND VICINITY.

Cheetertown. Nd, Aug. PA mare
owned by the Town Commissioners
died OF lockJaw last week.
Mrs. Henrietta Blackiston, aged 50
years. wife OF John T. Blackiston. died
AT McChnnees' Corner. August "a.
The Chestertown Fire Co. contem-
plates purchasing modern equipment
and Is inspecting apparatus in adja-
cent towne.
Judge Levin w. Wicks, prepara-
tory 20 settling the estate OF Judge
Joseph A. Wickes. DECEASED, Is Offer
Ing for sale the II. Clay Lusby farm
and Airy Hill.
Sidney Turner. Howard n. Baldwin
and w. Raymond Wilkins have pur-
chased a S3foot power launch, equip
ped with a six-horsepower engine,
from Walter Biers of Rock Hall.
Lawrence Stevens. who has farm
ed near Rock Hall for 25 years, Will
move 10 Baltimore next winter.
Mrs. Gussie Benton and Mrs. George
Biddle OF Wilmington are visiting Mrs
J. Harry Weist OF Nillington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Harrison
have cold their farm, near Piney Neck
TO Alfred W. Thompson for $500.
Miss Sarah Kaplan. daughter OF
Harris kaplan OF Chestertown, died IN
Baltimore August %.
Percy Strong of Wilmington has
been visiting w. Rnggold Strong.
Mrs. Omar +. Jones and Mrs. Thorn.
as s. Bordley have returned from Re
hoboth Beach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
NEWS OF REHOBOTH.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug. 2S.-Alfred
Carey OF Washington, Congressman
Laytons private secretary, is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Carey
OF Georgetown. who are summering
her~.
Miss Margaret Myers OF Whining
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. Burk.
DR.. and Mrs. s. II. Johns have re-
turned 10 Wilmington after spending
two weeks here.
Mrs. Edward r. Pusey has returned
70 Wilmington after spending a week
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Carver have
returned TO Wilmington after spend
ing several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Egan have re-
turned 20 Philadelphia after spend
ing the week -end here.
James Sparklin and Wilson Boyer O.
Georgetown have been visiting James
Carey.
Fred Barnitz has returned TO Phila
delphia after spending a week here as
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stokes.
Mrs. Josephine Burton of Philadel
phia Is spending two weeks here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
WAS REVELATION
STATES COHEN
Well-known Merchant Says
Tanlac Was Simply Won
derful in His Case.

81 used to think all the statements
about Tanlac were exaggerated, but l
know better now for | have used the
medicine with wonderful results my
self, recently said Abe Cohen, widely
known dry goods merchant, of 81
Market street, Paterson, n. J.
II had been feeling so badly rundown
for six or eight months that / simply had
to force myself to do any work at all.
My stomach gave me considerable
trouble. / was nervous, could not sleep
and got up mornings feeling more
played out than on going to bed at night
Il had no appetite and the little ] did
eat caused quantities of gas and much
pain. | was troubled with constipation
dizziness and headaches, and after this
state Of affairs had been going on fol-
about six months rheumatism developed
in my back and shoulders, and alto
gether | was a miserable man.
Much to my surprise and delight
when my first bottle of Tanlac was gone
| was feeling like a different person
entirely. 1t was quite a revelation to me.
| have just finished my second bottle
now and if it will do for Others what it is
doing for me every one should know
about it.
Tanlac is sold in Wilmington by the
Eckerd Drug stores, in New Castle by
+. Challenger q Son and all> leading
druggists everywhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton, Ma, Aug. os.-Ch.ee Judge
Adkins Of the Circui; Court FOR Cecil
county has signed an order requiring
members of the Warhur,on family Of
llkton to show cause why a receiver
should not be appointed for the G,lpin
fal~ Electric Co. September has
been fixed for a hearing.
Murray w. Ewing OF Calvert has
been appointed supervisor o. assess-
ment FOR Cecil county 10 succeed Heis-
ter Hess. deceased
The DeltsT7 Barge Building Co. will
resume operations this week. giving
employment % 30 persons
Three young men who were arrested
on "A steamer at Chesapeake City. FRI
day. on suspicion OF being implicated
IN the murder OF William y. Norris a,
baltimore on August is. were released
from the Elkton jail. Saturday, after
proving their innocence.
William A Dennison OF North Eas,
and LILLIAN NJ. McDougal OF Cherry
Hll, were granted n marriage license
al EikTon saturday.
Leo. MacnonouEh OF the news staff
of the Toledo Times. 10 a guee. OF Ed
ward G Leah.
Caesar Rodney camp for Boy Scouts
az Red Point. on the North Eas: river
viii close tomorrow
After so years service on the Penn.
sylvania railroad. Leslie Owens o.
Perryville has been pu; on the retired
list
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
BRrDGRy1LLE AFFAIRS.

Bridgeville, Aug. 2S.--Mrs. Haulscy
Green gave a card party Friday. Her
guests included Miss Sarah Wood.
Miss Ruth Heohling. Miss Margaret
Ball. Mrs. Hallowcll. Miss Name
Jacobs. Miss Olive Jacobs. Miss Kate
Clark. Mss Mary MacIntire, Mrs.
Erasmus Jones. Mrs. Roland Elliott,
Mrs Edward J. Elliott, Mrs. Leon
Cannon, Mrs. Victor Lewis, Mrs.
Norman Scott. Miss Minnie Elliott
Miss May Riccards and Miss Dorothy
Ruoe.
a lawn party was given Saturday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Erasmus Jones In
honor OF their granddaughter Miss
Isabel Wiley OF Wissahickon, Pa
Those present were Miss Mary Coylt
Davis, Miss Mabel Davis. Miss MIL
dred Jones. Miss Mary Catherine
Ricards. John Emery Richards
Thomas Gardner. Addison Fishe,
Gardner. Miss Emily Cannon. Mis-,
Margaret Elliott, Miss Jeanette Sud
ler, Miss Charlotte Truitt. Miss Aileer
Nelson. Miss Mabel Records, Miss
BETTY Green. James Scott, Russell
TSdd. Robert Russell and Haulsey
Green, Jr..
Post Master Frederick l. Wiley !.
In a Philadelphia hospital having hi.
tonsils removed.
Mrs. Elma Gray. Miss Adele Ora,
and Jefferson Gray are at Hartford
Conn.
Mrs. Matilda Green has returne,
from Winetka. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. McQuay Of Whining
ton are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Thoma
Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
f|REMEN'S CARNIVAL
OPENED AT. NEWARK
Will be Continued Every Night
This Week; Firemen's
Night Thursday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, Aug. 2S.-The annual street
carnival OF the Aetna Hose, Hook and
Ladder Company got a good start
Saturday night when the largest crowd
fer an opening night since the fire.
men started holding an annual carni-
val attended. The carnival will con-
tinue each night this week. II was
estimated that about 5000 were on the
carnival grounds in the rear Of the
OAd Acadamy Building during the
night. Hundreds OF automobiles from
the surrounding country were parked
In the streets.
With the various booths decorated
the grounds presented an attractive
appearance. Committees Of women of
the town We're in charge of many Of
the booths and II has been their help
that has contributed largely 10 the
success of carnivals OF past years.
Music Will be furnished each evening
by the Minnehaha Band. There will
also be dancing each evening in the
armory. One of the features on the
grounds is movie show. There are
also numerous attractions for the
young people.
Il. Clifford Wilson. chairman Of the
general carnival committee, has an
nounced that Thursday night will be
Firement night when the numerous
volunteer fire companies throughout
the State and from nearby points in
Pennsylvania and Maryland will be
invited TO attend. The marching club
OF the oxford Fire Company will at
tend that night. Fifteen members of
the Milford Fire Company We're quests
Saturday night
The money realized from the car
nival will go towards paying ftr the
new $4,000 fire house now in course
Of erection. This building, which is
located on a section OF the lot where
the carnival is being held, will be COM
pleted and dedicated some time in the
/ fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
NEWPORT RESIDENTS
ENJOY PLAYGROUND
volIey Ball interests Many,
While Other Sports Provide
Enjoyment.

Specinl Correspondence Every Evening.
Newport, Jug. 2S-The girls OF the
Newport plt. ground volleyball team
played a team OF girls from the Clay
ton playground OF Wilmington on
"Wednesday afternoon. The two teams
play by different rulings. and there
fore two games were played. one by
the rulings OF each team, with tho
result that In the first game Newport
defeated Clayton 2f to 1, and In the
second game, Clayton defeated New
port 81 TO 1.
At the weekly sports meet held at
the Newport playground on Thurs
day afternoon, with sports for the
boys only, the following events were
put on, and the results were as fol-
lows:
Running broad jump-seniors.
Arthur Blansfield, Harry Poole and
James Minker; Intermediates. Harold
Ralph, Elmer Miller and James Har-
ris: juniors, Kenneth Bradley. Lee In
gram and Ralph Walker; Mideets,
James Webb Merritt Burke and
Junior Edwards.
Cl1ilil1E DIDfti JbilP--t'fii'oio ~
Charles Garrett. Harry Poole and
James Minker; Intermediates. Harold
Ralph, Elmer Miller and Glenn Bar
row; Juniors. Kenneth Bradley. Lee
Ingram, and James Faulkner; Mid
gets, James Webb, Junior Edwards
and Ridgely Short.
Running high jump--Seniors. Ralph
Draper, Charles Garrett and Arthur
Blansfield; Intermediates, Harold
Ralph. James Harris and Elmer NIL
Ter; Juniors. Kenneth Bradley. James
Faulkner and Ralph Walker; Mldgets
Earle Chambers, Junior Edwards and
Melvin Murphy.
Baseball throw, two classes only
Seniors. Ralph Draper. Arthur Blans-
field and James Minker; Intermediates
James Harris, Elmer Miller and Harolt
Ralph.
Eighty yard dash---seniors and In
termediates only->Geniors, Arthur
Blans'eld, james Minker and RaIpl
Draper; Intermediates, Elmer Miller
, Harold Ralph and Glenn Barrow
Sixty yard dash--Juniors and Mid
, gets only-Juniors. Kenneth Brad
- ley. Lee Ingram and Holmes Bar
e row: Midgets, James Webb, JUNO
3 Edwards and Merritt Burke.
= Hop. Step and Jump-Seniors onl
Arthur Blansfleld, Charles Garrett
y and Harry Polo.
= Basketball throw for distance-sen
e. lors-Ralph Draper, clyde Boyd, Harr
Poole; IntermedIates-Elm Mile
I James Harris and Harold Ralph
n Juniors--Lee Ingram. Oswald Heveri
}. and James Faulkner; Midgets--Mel
rift Burke. Junior Edwards and Ear
8 Chambers.
, tournament were played with tn
following results:
Girls-F1rst. Margaret Lyman. re,
:. ond, Alice Mitchell; third, Louir
Burke.
:, Boys-First, Ralph Draper, secon
y Marlin Benson. third. Charles Garret
The finals viii be played OF toda
The champion will receive 8 points
y their credit. The second best will r,
: ceive two points. and third best, OF
~ point These credits will be conside
;. ed in the final awards FOR the sc,
son.
Ia On Thursday there will be spor
10 for girls and boys. as that will be u
l. last week for the director at the pla
= ground and on Thursday evenir
l. there Will be q meeting in the w.
T. u. Building, at which time childr,
;" having the highest number of poin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28
SEAfORD AND VICINITY.

Seaford. Aug 2s-The funeral OF
Mrs. Lottie Ramey wae held Friday.
Mrs. Ramey had been IN only a day.
though her health for some time had
been poor. she was widow, and the
daughter OF the late Solomon Noble
uf Bethel, near Seaford. where she
lived all her girlhood and womanhood
Her married life was spent in Baltl-
more. She was ss years OF age and
n survived by the following brothers
and sisters: Robert Noble, New Haven
Conn: $. NJ. Noble. Bethel. Del; Mrs
Hattie Alburger, fredericksburg. Nd
and Mrs. Rhoda Davis, Washington
ID. G. Rev. r. G. MacSorley OF Fed.
eralsburg. conducted the funeral ser.
vices and lnterment was made In
Bethel cemetery.
Ssaford oyster packers are getting
their houses In readiness for the com.
ing season, which will open next
month. In addition 10 using shell
stock from points down the Nanticoke
river and Chesapeake Bay tributaries
the dealers here will use considerable
stock from Delaware Bay points, which
viii De brought to their shuckina
houses hero by motor trucks. Some
Of the people Of Sesford and Bladee
will also operate shucking houses al
Bowers Beach and other places alona
the delaware Bay and its tributaries
All the dealers are looking forward {,
a big season.
Milton OBler, Seaford farmer. Will,
Operating a mower on his farm near
town, severely cut his hand.
Jamce NJ. Bensons carnival, IN,
second big show of this kind 20 visl
Sesiord this summer. opened a week.
engagement on the baseball ground
today.
Front street, which has been close,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-28

70 that bids can be ske1 on tho bu0o<>
Ing as soon a. the bondr are soia.
a Ford Automobile owned ~ Dr. ~
Taylor Young was stolen from NO
garage lat Thurpday night. Fridnv
morning word was received BY no
local officer from Darby. Pa. that no
machine had been abandoned fhora.
The owner was traced by regssh
tag On tho machine. Tho car wss
apparently not damaged.
Company r. National Guard ~
Dcls ware. viii give dance sn1 en-
,crtninment in IN. Arnory on the
evening os September T.
Dean Y. L@urcnc. Rrifh sr>onn-
panied by two nieces. Misses Madeline
and Mary Johnstone. noforsd 70 Wild
wood on Friday 20 spend tho week.
end with relatives.