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Reds Take Both.

Boston, Sept. 2o-cincinnati too
two games from Boston today, 8 to 8
and s to 5. Fonesca made four hits
and accepted 10 chances in the first
game and IN the hrst inning of the
second he drove q homer to right cen
ter with \Roush on base. Boeckel
play was x feature Of. the second
game. Roush, Burns and Cruise made
good catches. Scores:
First game
r. H. E..
Cincinnati ;. .o2a 90 4oo-s IA Q
Boston ~ 200 900 01o-3 6 2
Keck and Hargrave; Marquard, Nc
Nanlara and O'Netll.
Second game
r. II. E.
Cincinnati ...,31O 20oO6o- 6 10 8
Boston ......032 900 900 S 10 1
Donohue ana Hargrave; Genewich,
Gibson and O'Neil.
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OHIO PROFESSIONAL
BELIEVED 10 HAVE
MADE WORLDRECORD

Youngetow1- Ohio, Sepk. 9l.-
Emmett French. local professional
made what is believed to be q
worlds record here y~cstcTdAy ~
winning the - hole Ohio open golf
Championship with . total ~ 274.
Hi score OVER the. par - cuuFse
was: 81, 68, n, O8---z74.
Golf, followers hore GAy the
worlds record for 7c holes Of
medal play in q competitive match
10 ats.
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=YANKS APPEAR TO HAVE
CLlNCHED 1922 PENNANT;
HAVE LEAD OF 3D. GAMES
WEDNDSAAY'S
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. Sept. 2o.-The Yankees
continued, their march toward the
American league championship here
today, winning the 'eecond straight
ga mo from the Tigers, 6 to 5. The
winning run carne in the ninth inning
when Meusel drove the ball cver the
left field wall for a home run.
The victory put the Yankees three
and one-halt games ahead Of the
Babe Ruth's best effort ofNthe day
was a single. Ehrnke passed him once
and another time up he was called out
New York -. 900 04l .0o1--e 10 Z
Detroit 49,. 900 400 0lo-5 I q
shawkey, Bush and schang; Elm
Ike and Bassler.
Browns Shut Out.
St., Louis, Sept. 20.-Washineton
shut out st. Louis today, S to 0, and
sent the locals three and one.hali
ga mes behind New York in tho pen
nant race. 1t was the locals second
straight defeat by the Senators. Fran
els allowed only four hits, while the
visitors a up II, Shocker allowing
Is. It was .Shocker's fourth consecu-
tive defeat.
Williams failure to hit 4 home run
allowed Rogers Hornsby OF. the St
Lou Nationals to tie him for the ma
or league lead. Hornsby got two
hon1ers in today's game with Brook
lyn, bringing his seasons total to 80,
George sisler was still out <of the
game because of his injured right
shoulder.
In the third inning, Brewer hit into
the right field stands for a circuit
drive. With. the locals pennant
chances dwindlins. the crowd dropped
to less than 5000. Score:
Wsashington \. Oh 9oo 12o-s Il
Francis and Gherrtty; shocker
Kolp and Severed.
Fourth Straight.
Cleveland, Sept. 20.-cleveland
made It four straight from Boston IL
two days, winning Stoday's' double.
header. 5 to 2 and 5 to a. Bedgood, 8
215-pound rookie from CHATTANOOGA
beat the Sox in the second encounter
ONeill OF the Indians made two
doubles and two sinsles-in four time.
up in the second tilt. Scores
r. H. E
Boston ... 010 900 1902 10
Cleveland ... 1903 900 1ox-S II
w: sEellins. Rnssell and Ruel; Uhlt
Second game
l. r. H. e
Boston ...... 900 400 0oo-4 Z j
Cleveland J. -. $50 DOL 01x-5 IL {
Piercy and Chaplin: Bedgood ant
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Hesults.
ST.: Paul s14-2; Minneapolis As.
No others scheduled. .
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spANrARD no MEET KrNsEY

Hoboken, N. j.. Sept. 2o,--MAnuel
Alonzo, Spanish Davisi cup star, and
Howard Kinsey Of San Francisco will
oppose each other tomorrow in the
club, ~
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Chicago Loses Twice,

Philadelphia, Sept. 20. = Philadel-
phia won both ends Of a double head
>ernfrom Chicago today, 8 to 8 M III
to l. Lees double with the bases full
in the ninth gave the locals the first
game. Williams hit his 35th, home
run in this contest and Parkinson his
twelfth. Aldridge and Morris were
hit hard in the second game while
Behan allowed but seven hits, ststz's
homer scoring the visitors lone run.
Parkinson hit another homer in the
second game. Scores:
First game 4.
r. II. e.
Chicago ......ooo 1ol COOS 1e o
Philadelphia .210 o13 002- 9 ~ q
s%teuland, Jones, osborne and
O'Farrell; Meadows, g. Smith, Win
ters and Henline.
Second game -
r. H. E.
Chicago LOO 900 900 / Z S
Philadelphia .o20. e03 00x--ll Is 1
Aldridge, Morris. Jones and Hart
meet; Behan ana Peters.
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Cleveland, Sept. 20.-cleveland
made 1t four straight from Boston in
two days, winning stoday's double
header. S to 2 and s to a. Bedgood, a
215-pound rookie from Chattanooka.
beat the Sox in the second encounter.
ONeill OF the Indians made two
doubles and two sinsles-in four times
~ in the second tilt. Scores:
/. First game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
TURN HAIR DARK
!. WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur 1t
Darkens So Naturally
Nobody Can Tell

The old-time mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkCnins gray
streaked and faded hair is grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using it TO keep their hair good
even color. which is quite sensible,
as we are living in an age when a
youthful appearance is of the great
est advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the. troublesome task Ot gathering
the sage and the mussy mixing at
home. All drug stores sccl the ready
to-use product. improved by the ad-
dition OF other ingredients, called
"Wycth's Sage and sulphur Com-
pound" II IL very popular, because
nobody can discover il has been ap-
Piled. Simply moisten your comb or
soft brush with II, and draw this
through the hair. taking one small
strand at a time: by morning the
gray hair disappears. but Whist de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound is that, be-
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after q few applications, II also pro-
.duces that soft luster and appear
ance of abundance which Is SO at
ractive.-Advertise
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games and refreshments were served by
the hostess late in tho evening.
The members OF the Doherty auxiliary
enjoyed an afternoon ot bridge In the DO.
hcrty fraternity rooms last Tuesday. Mes
danes Brua Daley, Moon and Cnsans
were the 'hustesscs for the affair and 30
members Of the club were IN attendance.
Mrs. Is. 4. Collins received a pretty prize
for winning high score honors at tho
tables, and after the games refreshments
werc served
Mrs Frank smith received the members
Of the Pythiur guild at her home. nos
Armstrong avenue, Wednesday afternoon
and plans for the coming year were dis
cuSsDd. The following officers were
elected Jessie Fishbach, president, Floy
Richards, vice president, Ida Trippo't
secrotary: DennA Strlchlrr. treasurer. At
the close Of the meeting refreshments
were served by tho hoftcss.
Mr. and Mrs J.. Stltcs entertained
tie members Of the ELivcr club win a
card party at their home 3li Seneca ave.
nue.. Tuesday night Tho valentine coIors
were used In the rooms ana nt the card
tables and supper was served late In the
evening by tho hostess. Mrs. NJ, II. Watt
son and H. N. Parks won the high score
and were awarded the prizes The thrce
club quests were Mrs. George Shafer OF
Tulsa and hr and Mrs. Pearl Dial.
The mombcrs Of the Stirling Bridge club
day afternoon when she entertained with
three tables Of bridge. In addition 10 the
club members the guests We're Mrs. 20"
eli Of warren Pa: Mrs. sullivan ~ New
York. Mrs John Johpstonc and Mrs. DIN
James Of Hartlesvifc. ~ the bridge
tables Mrs q. g. Garner made high score
and was awarded the club prize while
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BARrLESyILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. @. Lee departed for
Kansas City this week and will be there
,or a week,
Miss Mary simpson who has been the
guest ot Mr. ard Mrs. NJ. J. Lasseigne has
returned TO her home In Nowata.
Mrs Il. II. Eakel Of Oklahoma city, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs II y,
Gardner Of this city has returned to her
home
Mrs r. F. Macarthur was guest this
weel Of Mrs. Hayes Mccoy. 6d2 Keelcr
avenue. Mrs. Macarthur was until recently
a resident of Bartlesyllle and has many
friends in this city.
Mrs J. T. KIDD u Pittsburgh. Pa. who
has been tho guest az the home ~ Nj.
aud Mre. W. A. Kidd. sol Usage avenue,
has gone TO Crystal Falls. Texas. where
she viii visit relatives before returning to
her home.
Mrs a. G. Alworth Of this city has re
turned home after visiting friends In Tulsa.
While there Mrs. Alworth was the guest
Of honor at two social affairs, the first Of
which was an afternoon bridge party
given by Mrs. Fern Savage and the other
bridge party given BY Mrs. 4. IL
Mitchell
The members OF the W. e. r. L. met
wednesday, afternoon and held services IN
honor OF Frances willard. Mrs. sam r.
Waggoner read an interesting paper on
why Celebrate Frances willard DBy2"
in a most delightful manner and MIS-. W.
A. Kidd led the discusslons.
Twenty-eight members Of the Royal
friends Dorcas class Of the Christian
church met Tuesday night at the home Of
Mrs j. W Mcbride on East Second street.
After the business session the time was
spent In making candy and In playing
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Mrs John Johnstone won the first eues,
/ pflte. The ptises were handmade baskets
! from Mexico.
Mr and Mrs Ben Harmed entertained
company ~ small boys nt their homie
ON psaHe avenue Wednesday mght n
| luuur 90 the tenth birthday unuN,tsHIg
o'clock dinner and sovers we're ieH Tor
10 boys whose interest centcret around
huge birthday cake surmounlcd by 10
t'i candles. The valentine note wts .Ir-
iha chandeliers variety ~ BRILLIANTLY
r'''ird balloons were suspended. Ntfr
.N' dlnner Tho young guests were .abeu
post.nuptial compliments wore paid Nr
aud Mrs. boyd Shrrtzor ana Nj and Nfa
va tatuidEo. whose marriage took place
Purple cats aud Beau nrumm"u dancing
,luhs at the home Of Miss OliVc JlaIru
NcGWuity Oh East Fourteenth street last
sunday uight The girls uf the purpIe.
CAT. presented the two brides EhoWar. of
miscellaneous Eitts uud tho Hpau UfuiI.
mell wombcrs showercd them with a'um
mum ware. Mrs. Cartildsq was FORMERLY
Miss Dorothy Richards aud Mrs sh,rlFor
was formerly Miss GcurFp rblulpH W
bfW'y. Twelve couples were present 20
greet tho urwlyWuds and tvu-ruifae
"wednesday afternoon at hrr homo on
Chickasaw ayouuc. when she entertained
number " friends with bridge party
was organized which vii be known ~
Ia Fiesta club. The tables were attrac.
lively decorated with rod carnations and
tho favors Rud ,ailies were expressive OF
the valentine motif Mrs. j e. Cernyv.
won high score. Mrs W. y. Parker Was
Slyen second award and Miss Ethel Neary
was presented a guest ptiyo. Tho follow
lug women were Eursts Of Mrs Filkinst
Mosdnmes J., a, Bixlor. \. g.. Ccrney. A. !
Tayrien o 6. pricsiley, ". A noEcr. "
q. Lsainon, W. y. Parker and Miss Ethel
Ncary
Mrs. Il, H. Newbern entertained with a
valentine card parry at her home. 11el
OsHgg avenue, tn honor Of Miss Sue Las
tnrt Uf puuva CIV, last Tuesday after.
noon. The charming Ncwhrrn home was
say with bright red hesrts and tuwrrH.
" hlo basket or crimson CarnntIuuH
I adorned the luncheon table ~ center
piece with Tiny rod hearts carrying ON
tho valentine idea ln the other rooms uf
the huuH,. The afternoon was devoted tp
bridge Mrs. ". y. MHncul winning hiRh
l houors and Mrs James CuykonlalI receive
| Ing the consoiatiou pri4r. The guests
who shared In tho gracious ,hospitalitv
/ were MesdamOs u. T.. Coltrans A. D.
/ Mancill, e ". Weber, j G. Ceruey. charles
/ pittman. Ted Larkin. Wayne Cruzan. W
| f.. Swindio. Farley Carder W. b. John
tpn, James Coykendall. c. 4. Depew aud
Clay Briggs.
\ large attendance was present ana en-
l joyed tho splendid program Of the Musical
/ Research society last Monday afternoon.
| Tho affair was given at tho Christian
church and friends OF the club members
were present In large numbers TO enjoy
what has come TO be looked upon NJ ono
of the most delightful musical and literary
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\ y
.......,l,, has been received here OF
... ..4tt 90 Denver colo, Of oscar Me-
..g tHo formerly worked az holster
'us district, and who went to
.'f. Ia some time ago In the hope of
t.....rr bis health.
A. Post and II. Y. Spencer, expert
pitchers OF local celebrity. re-
... to Diamond, Mo, and matched
... With that of Tom shelton and
r.....r. both Of Carteryiile, NO..
.. . Hralded victory
d.. .U. occasion OF her birthday Mrs.
.....u. who lives In the west part
... .., was given a surprise party
...HHs Friday night. Games ana
... l...tshcd amusement to those
......., aurr which two.course lunch-
owing guests we're entertained
... Uu Nrs. George Russell. Thursday
..t Sir and Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, Mir.
co.. o. S. Workman, Mr.. and Mrs.
n 81 AZ .l4u, Mrs ONE B TrHpp. Mrs.
V.s.. N.sht Misses baryl Campbell aud
y.,. Af.4a.l. and Messrs. g. L. Pratt. it,,
1.ar .4uler and J. G. Martin.
v. N.tuu Black. who was recently
,.r.r arrest at Claremore In connection
..H ffc shooting Of Ed Ardinger. has
t..u rraassd on bond. and has returned
r.,f,.. she and her husband Dr. W.
DO Ufs.N have assumed management Of
... trr.tgafe hotel, owbarking In the
..tsr,... soon after her arrival here.
.... series ~ high class entertainments
...a...4I.f as the Lyceum course has not
,..upI .,.anu-s sufficient to cover eN-
,..... ...utdinK 90 Information given
,.. BIZ. .... ladies who are engineering the
,... ...U a. present they are In the
'.H.. .. tho extent 81 about tl25, but
... HHr..r 10 make enough on the two
r.fns|..rf numbers 10 break even
&c.. Guy g. Tetirick, an cN-scrNice man
.... .....arIy chaplain In the world war,
r.,, pastor Of tho First Methodist Epis-
..r.. .n.lch ln this city. IL delivering a
... .. rolitico-rciigluu di-courses on
fHa fundamentals Ut American liberty
t,... na puIpI, on Sundays during the
..,r.l VI February. His subject last
Sunday was An Intelligent Citizenship
. Npgpsgilg.'
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W ASlllNGION,
Few girls nova
q % VS. receive
much rcnl do
mcstic training. ="
Mrs 1icr u or {
Hoover, wife Of
the secretary "
commerce, a r-
Claros lu "a state.
mont issued by
her as newly
elected president
~ the National
Council Of Girl
scouts.
In the lomcs
tie fiCld the
work OF the girl
scouts &C. very
important says
Mrs III % Uvur o.
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ORCHESTRA COMBINE PLAYS
Community Organization tn put ON
it, FIRST concert

Special Co Tho world
NlNlTA. Feb. Sunday after
noon tho Nmlh Community orrhcs
ira will render iH t.a concert nt
the Grand thooipr m, orchestra
has just been organized by rumhln.
Ing the Rig cabin hand rJcHbytp.
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During tho last 90 years. as com
pared to earlier times, few girls
haN" received much real domestic
training To bee sure. the Eirl from
ly Obscrvant aud has learned much
from her mother, but Eonorally
speaking. they have not been taught
in conscientious detail how their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Tho rnat fashions its cERs In tho
shape uf lifeboat. You cannot sink
them without breaking thUm 10
uICCpH.
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Herring Weighing 100 tons como
10 London every day.
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a ccntcnarian OF Aldcrshot Ia re-
'orded az having lost his first tooth
# the age OF 102
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Bent Over With
Rheumatism Pains
s'op drusglng and get quick
reIlet with a bottle Of old
reliable 81. Jacobs OIL

st. Jacobs Oil stops any pain and
rheumatism Is pain only.
Nor nra casa In ftftu rpatIirps In
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you DON'T suffer! Relief awaits
for sc ~ Jacobs oil is just as good
baekschtauea, neuralgia, Lumbago.
sprains.-Advertise
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03

are being laid for the pillars which
support the platform roof. the old
ones having .rotted away.
Work on tho installation Of add
tional sewers OF Fourth street was
begun yesterday by the contractors.
Wingo 4 Dchner OF Richmond. Va.
An additional sewerage system will
also he laid on Fifth street.
Misses Louise Elliott. Anna Marvil.
Doris Locates, Grace Marvil, Lenore
Parsons. Ermina CULLEN. Aline Davis.
Blanche Workman. Alyco Watson,
Marion Rodney. Nellie Pussy and
Madelyn Jones, who are attending
Women's College. University of Della
ware. are home with their parents
for short time on account OF the col
lcge being closed In order 70 prevent
the further spread OF scarlet fever.
James III. Oliphant left yesterday
for Wilmington, wheio he has secured
employment.
Colonel William Records, accompan-
led by Captain John wheatley, left
yesterday for Boston. Mass. where
Captain Wheatley viii talkc charge OF
large sea-goiny schooner owned by
Colonel Records.
| Captain Reuben Quillcn left THE
morning for New York City. from
which port he will sail for Beaumont
Texas.
| Maurice Hcarn, who has been con-
fined to his home on Seventh stree
for tho past three weeks. suffering
With rheumatism, is much improved
and has resumed his duties.
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NAIL FACILITIES ARE
IMPAIRED BY CHANGES

Dover, Mar. 3.--Complaint r. heard
through lower Delaware about the
change In the mai schedule on the
Delaware Railroad. The closing Of
the mail here at =. m. In tho eve
ming instead OF Q. as has been the prac
tice for several years. makes 81 in
convenient for sending lettere TO the
newspapers, - the pouch leaving the
Dover once being loci, pouch with
mailing letters At the station no longer
allowed. practically shuts out all ad-
ditionsl mail matter 10 newspapers
until The next morning.
Under the new order OF things. The
mail clerks In the Dover office arr
compelled TO make UP a lock pouch
Tor Wilmington. TO be taken down
Go the $50 train. and then the mai
carrier returns to the postofice 70.
another lock mail pouch for Phila-
dciphia, To be taken by the midnight
train north.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. March s.--Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Ohm OF st. Georges are
spending week with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Collins OF Ridley Park. Pa,
Miss Susan Curlett is suffering with
a gathered ear.
Mrs q. v. De Revere will move this
week to Newark, where her husband
is employed by the Diamond state
Telephone Co
Mrs. a. l.. Stevens and son, How
ard. OF Baltimore are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w Bradley OF Porter's.
A brief prayer service will be held
at $50 o'clock this afternoon at the
home of DR.. and Mrs w. w. Ellis
for the interest Of tho missionary
work, Rev. Joseph II. carp In charge
Harmony Community Home and
| School Association WIN meet at tho
Harmony school, near Porter's. We'd
nesday evening. After tho meeting
an entertainment win be given by
the school children.
Mrs. Samuel Green is quito III at
her homo at Port Penn.
Sunday services in the st. Georges
NJ. Il. Church will be, Sunday school
] ~ gov " titNhf Iilotulilk PciNlte. lN.ah.
topic, Prayer OF Aged Christian )"
Epworth League, y. M; evening,
7,so. topic. Prayer OF tho Dying
Thief on the Cross" Rev. ]. c. Nc
Coy officiating.
Lester II. Van Horn OF Scranton,
Pa, formerly a soldier of Fort du
Pont, re-enlisted Wednesday, and was
assigned 10 First Company. G. A. c
Tho funeral OF Mira. Hannah NJ
Powell. widow OF Robert q. Powell
whose death occurred on "Wednesday
morning. took place this morning al
IL o'clock from tho home OF her
nephew, William u. Jester, Rev. G.
s. Gasner. d. d, OF Philadelphia OF.
flciating, Jnterment at Silver Lake
cemetery. Dover.
Edward Brown. oolored. was ar.
rested. last evening. for creating 9
disturbance at Clinton and William,
streets. A colored woman also wa:
involved IN the disturbance. The ar.
rests We're made by Mayor George n
Bright and City Councilman jaime.
Husfelt.
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NO SPREAD OF FEVER.

Newark. Meroh 3.--The students of
tho Wou~n's College, with rew excep-
tons. all loft for Their homes. ycster-
day. the college having been closed for
week or ten days because OF the de-
,elopment OF ono cass of scarlet fever.
Miss Ruth Anna Russell OF Milford.
the student who has che disease. is
not seriously I'll and is getting the be ST
of caro- IN an isolated section OF the
dorm!tories. This is the only case 20
date among tho students. and not a
single case has developed at Dciawa re
College.
The scarlet fever situation In tow,
is apparently clearing UP. as no new
cases hayo been reported FOR several
days. One room OF the primary school
Is eth closed ae a precaution. but will
he reopenod on Monday.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel. March Mrs. Ida NJ.
Hearne. aged 81 years. wife OF Clay
ton Hearne, q farmer. died at her home
about three miles from here. yester-
day morning. She was a sufferer of
cancer Of the liver. and when some
time ago. she stuck a splinter in her
hand, blood poison developed. Funeral
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. az Hor-
sey's Grove Church, Rev. J. p. George
officiating. Intermcnt IN Laurel Hill
cemetery.
Worknleu this week have been max
ins alterations and repairs 10 the pas
senser station OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. here. New foundations
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VERDICT FOR ss3. 900.

Dove March s.--Kent County
coW ,s = urned late yesterday after
noon. concluding the regular Febru-
AIRY term. But four days were actually
taken up with the work OF courts.
In the Superior Court was heard the
case OF Joel W. Ridley VS.. Fay L.
Ridley Of Dover. FOR divorce on grounds
OF infideiity; decree mist granted. Also
a decree mis-, 90 Annie Rash from
David Rash, Jr- desert,on and cruelty.
James l. Boyce OF Wilmington.
counsel for J. J.. Keston. plaintiff in
a foreign attachment suit Tor breach
otcontract on sale OF ammonia by the
Seminole Fertilizer Co OF Florida, re.
ccivcd a verdict by inQuisition for
s2s.56S.<7 including interest. No OPP
position WAS made TO the claim.
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HURT IN AUTO UPSET.

Dover. March s.--Wosley Brown
wife and son ana brother-in-law. all
colorod, % Wallingford. Pa. while on
their way 10 Dover On visit relatives.
riding on a Ford Sedan. turned out
on tho State highway north Of town
20 allow another automobile TO pass
b., whom their Car turned over. Mrs
Brown was r,nne1 under the wheel
causing injuries &c her face and head.
n deep wound being inflicted I'm the
forehead necessitstlng several stitches.
injured but not seriously.
Brown is the owner OF large green
house AZ Walllnsforc. DR.. p. s.
1o~pes, rendered eid IA IN. injured
members OF the family.