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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-20
Z. NJ. C. A. NOTES

The dressmaking class of the Ii.
dies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A. W:
meet as usual at the Chamber of Coz.
merce this Wednesday evening at 10,
p. m.
; The girls cooking class Of the L:
dies Auxiliary viii not meet tn,
Wednesday afternoon, as the u:
Scouts have planned Washlngto
Birthday hike for that day. All me-
bers Of the cooking class are urged
be present next week, on Wedncsda.
at $3.50.
The first lecture of the course
citizenship and Virginia governmc..
will be gircn tonight at the Chambs
of Commerce. All those who are G.
rolled for this course should not IA
to be present at this time. Munro
History Of the United States is Il
reference book suggested by MI"
Pigeon, the instructor. The subject :
tonight's lecture will &c "How ."
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CHERRY DAY
WEDNESDAY
Funds to be Used For Bene-
fit of Alexandria
Fairgrounds
All Persons Urged to Puchase Arti-
fetal Cherries Which Will be
Scid On Streets

Six wears ago the Playground Asso-
citation decided to observe Washing
tons Birthday as Cherry Day and on
every succeeding year cherries have
been sold on the street and at Mt.
Vernon, for the benefit Of the Play
ground.
Last spring the Queen Street Play
ground was graciously given by the
Friends Association and the klWanIs
Club generously donated funds which
enabled the Playground Association
20 retain q teacher during the months
of last summer and on through the
fall. and the Friends team of basket
ball has been playing throughout the
winter at Armory Hall.
Nov there is on hand sufficient
money to again engage Miss Howard
for TAG late spring and summer, but
there is still some money due on the
house built on the grounds, and both
grounds ard walls need to be put in
order, and more equipment for the
s3ring is desired.
IN accordance with their customary
courtesy, Mcssrs. Graham and Ogden
have given the Association the use Of
their Office or King street as temper
arv headquarters for the distribution
of thc cherries. The association hopes
that a very large number will be
purchased from the young matrons
and girls, who will undertake the sale
of the cherries on Washingtons Birth;
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-20

Newport Observation-Disclosures in To-
comotivc repairing and the construc-
ton of sugar-cane harvesting ma
chinery arc being pushed forward in
the plant Of the Newport Shi2build-
ing and Drydock Company. An
nouncement to this effect was made
by Homer l.. Ferguson, president and
general manager, who says that
these experiments arc in addition to
those in car building and car repair
ing. which were undertaken several
weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-20

Two merchants met in the street.
whats this / hear?" said the one.
"You had a big fire at your place."
"Oh, no" said the other. at isn't
going to happen until next week. But
how about you? You're insured too,
aren't you?"
Eyes, l carry both fire and hail in
surance."
81 can understand being insured
against fire, but didn't know any
body could make it hail. lie Rire.
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To Honor Washington
Geo. Washington Birthday Assccia
ton TO Place Wreath on Tomb
Wednesday

Members of the George Washing
ton Birthday Association, followir
an established custom, will place M
mortal wreath on Washington's tori
Wednesday. The members of this a
ISOLATION will assemble at TO-!
o'clock in the rooms of the Chambc'
of Commerce and march in bod
TO the special car Mount Vernon
King and Royal streets and entrai!
at 1920 o'clock.
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II MEMORIAL

In loving memory Of my dear
mother, SARAH JANE LANGLEY,
who departed this life four years ago
today, February 20, 1918.
Gone, but not forgotten,
43-1p. By her loving Son, Herbert.
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Darvillc-Emmanue White, ne
gro, was fined $50 for pulling a fire
alarm from that box which is most
distant from the city fire stations.
The alarm was on Farrar Street and
il vas pulled at the height of sleet
storm on Wednesday night.
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Southern Railway System

South. :SoF'h-
a:..y :,r Hru1h;s Special 1913 nm.
s3 81 Il m Washington uarrlsnEhafS c:4o pm.
ILucan
1851 s.ln... Washing ;ou-Dsuyille S:lS Pc.
(i.ocail
S:3T a.u.... Washing ton On ovi!io .......'.
tExpreSsl
a:'T s.m. New Tot&-Ecw nrieaas lob pm.
&C. H. Washing tor Hu :riSoaburg 9:l3 Pr
uocsi
80 7.ru,.. birmingham s;7scE .l2:lS PIE.
Al. PIN. Washing ton. 81 Trisonbu.G il 90 Rrn
(LocRl)
A. M. wash ton C5I :iottesr!:i. iG:5s s.m,
tf.1caD
8:c2 p.,o.. Walking ton-Warrcnton 1858 am.
local
T:lt Pm. y T.-AuSIetr -tshcvilir 1:l3 All.
lU:0I p.r... Washing ton-Atl7nta ;. T:-2:2 N.
1n:lT PM. Chsttanco-a Limited ;. T:es l.T.
11:i2 pm. New Y2!k-New Ur.e-aY s:23 s.n.
tLiEitedl
sDaily except Surday.
g. ,, Shelton. Ticket ASec., Alexandria, Va.
8. z. BURGESS. Div. Pass. ASeat,
EaSalpEsa2. .. G.
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NOTICE

I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any person other
than myself.
41-3p. Sherman l.. Barbour.
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EASHISGTON-v IHGISlI RAILWAY
co. NOTICE TO THE FuBLiC.
Winter schedule of trains between
Washington, Alexandria and Mt. Yer
non, effective 100 A, NJ, December l.,
1921. Daily except Sunday and holt
days.
Lave Washington for Alexandria,
sit. Vernon and intermediate stations:
4. NJ, 600. CAS-, 6:35. $50. 1905, $40,
I:l5.. TO, 1925, 1888. 1886, 7:40, 1850,
sue, $40, S:l5'. $3.50. S:45, 5000, s:l5,
Leo, li:l5, 1880, 1l:45. 1900. noon.
+. W, 1915, l2:3O', 1916, 1900. lis,
I:30'. las. 2:O0-, 2:15. 2:30-. 2:45. 5000.
3:l5. $780,, 3:45, 1913, 1901. 4:05. 4:1e,
AIS, AGO, as. 1880. 4:S5, 4:40, 4:45,
$50. 4:55. 5000, sos, $40. 5:15. $50,
SIS, 5:&5. SAB, $50. 5:55. 6:00'. sos,
7:4o. 5000. SEQ. SAC. 5000. e:2O, $40,
l0:0U'. 1920, 1910, 1900, HIS, 11:25',
HAS, 1915. 1850.
Mt Vernon trains.
Leave Alexandria for Washington
500, $40, 600, 6:15. $50, $40, s:45,
6:55. 700. 40, 7:11. 7:25. 1885, 7:4o,
7:i2. ":i5. 1850. 1855. 500. sos. $40.
SIS, SEQ. $50. S:45, S:55, 9:10, 9:25.
9:4O. 9:55, lC:io, 1926. 1880, 1885.
1870, l1:25. 11:40. 11:55.--P. NJ, 1910,
LED, is.tD, LOO, i.1O, LEO, l.fI. 100,
2:lG, 2;25, 2:i0. 2:55, $40. 3:25. $40,
a:55, $40. AS. 4:23. a:25. i:35. 4:4o,
4:i5, 4.52. ASS. 500. sos, Sis, $40. 5:25.
$50. 5:35. sac. 5:45, 5:55, 6:10, 6:25,
$40. 700, 7:20, 7:40. 500, SEQ. $40,
800. 9:2O. 9:40. 1000. 1920. 1910, 1855,
1915, 1l:40, 1915.
Leave Mt. Vernon for Alexandra,
Washington and intermediate stations
i. NJ. 6:l5, us. $50. a:l2. i1:On. 1900.
1880 noon: T. II 100, r:0r. 500. 100
son. Goo, 7:l5. Sis. 3:l5, 1915. ll:l5,
I2:.0x
Leave Alexandria for Mt. Vernon,
daily except Sundays and holidays:
4. NJ. a:S5. Gas. T:4I. %:Ia. $50. lo:3n
1850. F. N. 1850. 1:5". go $50, $50
) 80. $50. 7:36, $50, J;36. 1896. lI:55x
1885, 1885.
xIrair runs to Four Mile Run only
Pocket schedule may be obtained at
all ticket ashington-Vir
gin;a Railway Co.
2S2-5e
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WANTED-You to knew
that 1Yolfson's Tailor Shop
has moved from 307 King
street TO $40 King street.
Phone 1887.
3S-2Gc
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Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac K. t..

South NORM
Scw York ~.Iacksonvliic
3:22 a. IN. Ga. &. h. -. ll:30 y. m.
NuSnin.ton-i.icii
7:57 81. m I.oca!) .. 1917 "A. III.
View Observation-Disclosures
9:l2 a. III. -. tS. u. Id $50 y. IL.
New lork-t'inrid:.
9:iT a. III. -. "a. .. L.J -. gil Il. M
MISUNDERSTANDING
kl0:2U o. N. 49,. Loc1D 500 y. III.
H:asiinw;cni iichmGnd
1902 .. m. -. (EXprcsS) -. 2:l6 p m.
Observation-Disclosures
%:o1 .. n. .... NccaD $3.50. S:Oi a. M
New Observation-Disclosures
3:32 u. II. -. Ga. G. Id l2:0o p. m.
Washington tlanta- Birmis:G ham
5:l7 p. n. -. IS. y. Id =. l:55 a. m.
E.aShinGtGu-R Richmond
So H. n. 80. NocaD -. 'o:02 p. m.
New Xork-CoirTnhia
S:l2 D. NJ. 49,. Is. \. LID -. I:lS Z. IL.
New Iork-FloriGs
9:5- .. n. -. "a. c. Id -. S:lo a. II.
Rev yo-k-Tnmpa-St. Petersburg
lG:G2 p. m. -. IS. \. Id -. S:2s d. H.
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OR UNFUI;N-
ished rooms for light housekeeping,
or one room and kitchenctte. Kent
reasonable. Address Rooms care
Gazette. fo-ti
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WANTED - ROOM AND BOARD
for gentleman. Please give location
and price. Nc objection 70 soou
price, Address Box SO care Gazette
.,tbra 4l-3c
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POSITION WANTED-WIlTE GILL
is years old. General housework.
can furnish Reference. Phone IA
42-2p.
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HEAR FROM OWNER
having farm or unimproved land Tor
sale. John J. Black, Chippewa rains
WISCONSIN. ~ and asp
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i.}--suai!ays only.
t=J-Tcc!< dogs only.
tD--,SccS days. On Sundays o:l'
5 -, Shelton, Ticket Agent. Alexan'
IrI;. VS., J. Z. Eordeca', Traffic hlaH.
SE.r. EieaE=oad. Va
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WANTED-SALESME TO GIVE Ills
undivided time to the sale OF Ford
automobiles, on a. liberal commission
basis. Applicant that can furnish ms
own demonstration, ana resident OF
Alexandria will be given the prefer
ence. Apply to NJ a. Baylcs OF the
RemscheI Motor Company, III y.
Fairfax Street. 1l-oc
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1901 King Street

CITY COUNCIL OF ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA, BUILDING. PLUMB
ING, ELECTRICAL HEATING
AND VENTILATION
Alex, Va, Feb. 7, 1922.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived at the office, Room s, City
Hall, until / o'clock p. m, Fcoru
airy %, 1922, Tor constructing II
room school building on the High
School lot facing West Street, as
per drawings mad specifications now
on file in the Office Of the City En-
gineer of the City OF Alexandria,
Specifications and forms Of pro
posal may be obtained at Room s,
City Hall. The City Council re-
serves the right to reject any and
all proposals.
Edmund F. Ticer.
Chairman Committee or Finance.
d to Feb. %.
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For Best Results Use
GAZETTE
Classified Columns
WANTED

WoMEN-s1OO PER HOUR, SELLING
silk hosiery. No delivering, nc, col
lecting. work whenever you can.
No experience necessary. FldeiltF
Hosiery Co., Ill W. 42nd ST. New
York City. 4o-AP
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WANTED-WOMAN TO DO CLEAN
ing. Apply at Monticello Hotel, soi
King Street. ao-1e
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HoUSEKEEPER. EXPERIENCED. HO-.
tells, boarding houses, desires posi-
ton. Mrs. Barry, 1722 18th Street,
y. W., Washington, D. c. 43-4p.
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WHAT SHALL | DO
WITH THEM?

Give them away-throw them away
sell them to old shoe dealers? Not
a bit of it, dear lady, Bring them
here and watch US transform those
old, dilapidated, shapeless, apparent
" useless shoes into the finest look
ing footwear you ever saw. Don't be-
lieve we can do it? 1t will cost you
nothing if we don't prove it TO you.
Ideal Shoe Repairing Co.
1901 King Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
BRIDaEvILLE NOTES.

Bridgcvilic. Jan. 2i.---The nrst meet
Ing for the winter Of the Five Hun
dred Club. wAs held Tuesday IT Edge
wood, the country home Of Mrs. Eima
Gray.
Mrs. Matilda 6udler has gone ia
St. Petersburg, Florida, where she
will spend the remainder OF the
winter.
Swarthmorc Chautauqua will be
held here February is, II and ~.
John Wiley In spending Janu-
airy and February here with his son
Elmer Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Jones arc re-
ceiving congratulations upon thu
birth OF a baby boy.
Mrs. Emerson II. Wiley Of Wissa.
hickon, Pa. spent Thursday In town
guest Of her sister, Mrs. G. yictoi
Lewis.
The mild weather and the heavl
rain OF Thursday caused a genera
| thaw, and the dirt roads In this com
munity became almost impassable.
Bradford Jones and Charles Brown
are In Philadelphia this week, attend
ing the automobile show.
1 Mrs. Bradford Jones, In spendin
/ the week in Clayton, with relatives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, Jan. PIN. NJ. Conaway,
Jr, Deputy State Councillor of Della
ware OF the Jr. o. L A. NJ, Thursday
installed the new officers Of Liberty
Bell Council. No. 81. Jr. o. u. A. M
Cooper Bradley. 20-years-old. son OF
Severn Bradley OF near Seaford, ac-
cidentiy shot himself when toy pLstol
loaded with blank cartridge sudden
ly went of. The powder and part OF
his underclothing were blown into his
flesh. causing an ugly wound.
Juniors of Seaford school gave 9
party and dance, Wednesday night, In
the JuIior Mechanics Hall. in honor
OF the senior class OF the school.
Miss Letitia Ross. a student at tht
Peabody Institute. Baltimore, is spend
ing several days here with her mother
Mrs. Harry c. Darbee.
Mrs. Martha Murray Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. william Boyce, in Will
mington.
Mrs. Martha Dufrainoi had as
guests the first OF the week, her sister
Mrs. Parker, and daughter. Miss Ja-
net Parker, Of Delmar.
, Mrs. Nettie j. Williams of Delmar
Is here visiting her sister -in-law, Mrs
Annie II. Williams.
Misses Maude and Mrs. Carris
Woolley. both Of this town, left Will
mington. y yesterday. for Florida, where
they will make an extended stay.
The ladies Of Sorosis met at tn,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21

Jesus" At evening service 1t 7.30 he
viii take for his text "Able TO Save
the Uttermost."
Association Of the First Presbyterian n
Church are making preparations for
a benefit moving picture show at the
Royal Theatre on Tuesday evening.
February 7, entitled "The Young MIN
ister"
This evening st. Peters basketball
team Will play the st. AIMS team OF
wilmington In the old armory cage
and on Monday evening the local team
Will play n preliminary game with the
st. Paul's team Of Wilmington. prior
to the game between the Anchor A
@. and the Fort du Pout team OF Del
aware City.
Mitten busters. chemically treated.
75c. Brittinghams Pharmacy.--Adv,
Mrs. James r. Eliason, Jr., has beer
appointed chairman OF the northern
district OF the state by the Yount
| Women's Christian Association, which
has divided Delaware into two districts
/, In its organization campaign. Mrs
Eliason Will hold meeting at he
| home, Fifth and South streets, Mon
day afternoon at o'clock, for the pur
pose OF appointing n committee ant
4 discussing In general plans for organ
Il izing the northern district. Miss Mabc
Krall, field secretary of the nfstiona
i Y. w. G. A., will be present, and In al
i address VIII offer suggestions for tn
work, discuss plans and answer ques
!, tons. All local women interested Il
the work are invited to attend tn
meeting.
Sec Bridgewater for tewelrys-Adv
, Belle Meade Sweets--We have NOR
Of those old fashioned candles. 81.
| a pound. Brittingham's Pharmacy
Z Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
CHURCH ELECTION AND SUPPER

Milford, Jan. 2l.-The annual cleo
ton of trustees and elders Of the First
Presbyterian Church OF Milford was
held Thursday evening, proceeded by
supper and entertainment. Two
long dining tables were arranged, and
those who had seen many years OF
service In the work of the church
were given table apart from the
rest.
The affair opened with a devotional
service, conducted by Rev. II. l.. Bun
stein, pastor of the church. During
the supper and the social part of the
program which followed, music was
furnished by a ten-piece orchestra.
The following were elected ruling
elders: Charles J. Holzmuelier. s. c.
Evans. Jr., w. +. Messisk, j. j. Rosa
Those holding over are w. f. Humes
and J.. h Smith.
The trustees elected were Mark II
Bennett, ]. Harry Humes and Arthur
Russell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
NEWS Of 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Mewavk htgh School c'ossd
toxt Week on Account OF
Scarlet FQvev.
cHAurAvoUA At NEWPORT

rvom Every Evenings Correspondents
Nrw,urt. Jan. 2i.--Guarantors Of
thc Newport ChAutauqua held meeting
last evening nj the home of M'ss Nora
stuart. when tickets wer~ distributed
and co,nm,,,cx,~ appointed. ~ follows:
Hall committee Arthur Uamn'c' j.
L. Grcomc. and A. NJ Craig =,
Advertising Miss Emma > MAC
Publicity, distributing Of posters, etc.
pr. MERIT, Burke, Clifford Il. White,
and H. T.. Gregg.
Tickets Miss Ella w. johnson,
Mr. v. I. Groomc and Miss LEILA
LYMAN
Urn,,nl,ty W. F. Groome,
Nr Thomas Bullcn, Mrs. George
Stuart, and MIR. u. f. Gregg. :,
Jun,cr Chnutauqua Deborah
Hair. Mir. r. c. Snyder and Miss Leila
Lyman.
Af,cruocn ushcrs Mrs. Y. G. Snyder,
Mis-. Helen Crsnston and Mrs. De
hornh Nslr
Ivcn,ns rshcr- y. lyman,
Arthur Gamble, II. v Rcrg. ;. W. Day,
David Mover, Charles Long, and r.. v
irnnkhouscr. a.,
I'm Thursday evening January 70
Mr.. Lloyd ncll,s, Of the Swarthmort
Chautnuuua Association Will meet WIZ
the vuarNntors, ut the home OF Mrs
W r. Groomc.
The Ncwpor, Chauts1qus will bcgr
ON Tuesday, February Z, continuing
afternoon and evening for three days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
SMYRNA MOTHS.

Smyrna, Jan. 21.--Miss Grace
Tucker who has been Ill with pleurisy,
IL reported better.
Mrs. George Dcnney OF Elkton, Nd,
is here visiting Mrs. J. w. Anthony.
Rynear Slaughter OF Clayton, en-
.tertained tho fire company at dinner
Tuesday evening.
Herman Robinson was elected book
keeper at the Fruit Growers Ma
tional Bank Tuesday. He has been
one OF the rural mall carriers from
Smyrna for several years.
Miss Ida Nj. l.. Voss, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery c. voss, and Mr.,
Leroy Cole. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. SAM
ud Cole, Jr.. both OF Smyrna. were
married by Rev. Ransom p. Nichols
this week.
w. Townsend Jefferson has secured
a position as singing evangelist with
G. A. Klein, and will leave for Mem-
phis, Tenn, about the first OF Febru-
ary.
G. c. Wanamaker OF Philadelphia
is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. o
Hofrecker.
Smyrna Legion has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Grant @. Garis, post
commander; Creadick Ennis, vice com.
mander: Augustus A. Wick, ad1utant,
Davis Bartlett, finance officer; Ell
wood Bartlett, historian; Stout Bick.
ling, sergeant-at-arms.
The Twentieth Century Clubs mex
meeting will be open to the gentle
| men OF the town. The speaker fol
the afternoon will be Rev. Edgal
Jones. rector OF St. Thomas Church
Newark.
Mrs. T. w. Cavender has been IL
for the past week.
| There was meeting Thursday eve
ming, at the home of Dr. Arts, 10
the purpose Of organizing the CAM
Fire Girls Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Anthon,
celebrated, Tuesday last. their fifty
first wedding anniversary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark. Jan. 2l.---The Women's
Auxiliary Of ST Thomas p. +. Church
held n meeting in the parish house,
yesterday afternoon, when they about
completed the work OF sewing and pack
ins an sdvcn, box which will be shipped
,o n MISSION at Towles, Va, The mem
hers of the auxiliary will start sewing at
once now for the Lenten box.
Girls Friendly of St Thomas Church
held u meeting in the parish house,
Thursday evening
Miss Gertrude Sturgus secretary TO
Ds~n Winiircd J. Robinson Of the
Womcns College was called to her home
H. Cornwall's Conn, early this week,
by the death of her father.
llcv George ID. Allison of Whining
ton gave n lecture before students. OF
the Wouen's College, yesterday after
noon on Honor IN College Ahairs."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Jan. 2i.--The follow
ing men have enlisted in the army at
Fort du Pont recently and were assigned
10 duty with the Third Company, G. A.
C.. Walter Loynds. Howard A. Burk,
James l.. Watson, Lou,s Settine, Victor
J Kaufman. William J. Ramsey, Joseph
= Corcosan, Daniel Denuth. Joseph ".
D~nncy aud John r. Goldsborough, all
III Chester. Pa.
The subject Of Rev Joseph II Earp's
sermon At Christ Episcopal Church,
tomorrow afternoon, ut 3.s5 o'clock will
bc THE Grnce of Perseverance.
A musicale was gwen ut Delaware
City Century Club. Thursday eve ming
IN charge Of Mrs G. W. Jefferson, chair
man VI mus,c. The main feature Of the
evrsllng was vocal sto by Mr. James
Challenger of New Castle. Mrs. X. C..
PItser gave recitation. A duet on piano
and mandolin WA given by Miss Mason
and Mr.. y j. Heck.
A strange Negro who gave the name
Raymond Moody, Mas tired at st.
Gsovurs before Squire Benjamin Ninton
Thursday evening, charged with the
thNft of harness and wagon from
Edaar Carrow III St Georges. lie wa-
eusaAanlttcd " the workhousc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
VISIT or GREAT CHIEFS.

Newport, Jan. Manitau Inhe,
No. Is, |. q. X. NJ. elected James faulk-
nor of Wilmington, great junior saga
morc Of the Great Council OF Delaware
a, the last annual election held in Octo-
her Thir is the first chieftancy from
thr, tribe ever elected To any important
position Of the Improved Order OF Red
Men. Having been instituted for thirty
eight wears, they have no account
of the elevation of ono of their members,
taken on new hfc. and are striving 10
reach the goal of 100 members before
the close of the fiscal year, ending
September la22'~ -
In connection with that purpose, they
visited AndastSkn Tribe, No. IA, Inn
proved Order of Red Men, of Newport,
TUESDAY evening, where a great pow
wow took place. From 40 to SO members
~ the latter tribe, together with % or 50
mcmlcr-, who accompanied the great
Junior sasamorc, spent delightful
evening. Interesting addresses were
made hy the various members, alter
which a saucr-kraut supper was served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21

Delaware TruA hall at st.. Georges il
being converted i6to = moving picture
theatre.
The Delaware Trust Bank will erect
six frame dwellings in 81. Georges,
commencing work Monday morning.
Miss Gertrude Staats OF st. Georges,
who was operated on at Delaware
Hospital several days ago. is doing well
and will be brought home in few days
Captain Valentine Foster is i'll at his
home at Fort du Pont.
Henry Curlett Of st. Georges has
purchased new Dodge truck.
Mrs. Cove Voshcll Of st. Georges has
been called TO tho home Of her father,
John Bender, who is seriously i'll at
Middletown.
Harvey Moore Of Port Penn is suffer-
ing with blood poisoning in one of his
legs.
Miss Annie Green was called to Will
mington yesterday on account Of the
sudden death Of her uncle, Vcascy Kane.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
JR- o. e. A. N. BANQUET.

Newark. Jan. 21.-More than $50
members and guests of American
Flag Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, attended
that banquet given by the Council
in the New Century Club, last night
the occasion being the twenty-fift
anniversary OF the Council. Previous
TO the banquet members were init
ated.
The affair in every respect was one
Of the most delightful and entertain
ing ever given by the progressive
Council. Henry r. Mote. deputy Coun.
cillor, was POSTMASTER and addresses
were made by Prothonotary Harvey
Hoffecker and Charles w. Colmery o.
Newark; John S. Johnson of Whining
ton; State Councillor Tarr Of Seaford
and Deputy State Councillor Kimme,
of Camden. About fifteen council,
were represented at the banquet.