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the loser in such procedure? The
government owes me $50; it issues $50
Of paper money and hands it over. It
is legal tender. People will take it in
exchange for goods. Why would such
a system be unjust?
St. James,. MINI. r. F. NELSON.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
KENT COUNTY NOTES.

Dover, Sept. 27.-The stores of G..
r.. Johnson and S. w. Harrison. at
Wyoming. We're broken into Sunday
night, and small quantity of goods
was stolen.
At yesterdays session of the Levy
Court provision was made for two
clerks to assist Associate Judge w.
w. Harrington in the registration ap-
2ea!s Nto be heard after the next regis
tration day. The court also directed
the clerk of the peace to order so
tons OF coal for the Court House.
The Capital Printing Co, publishers
of the State Sentinel and Delawarean,
has moved the entire Office equipment
from the Kent County Mutual Insur-
ance Building, on South State street,
to the new building at the corner of
South State street and Dover Green
The two papers will likely be issued
from the new building this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
PORN NEW INSURANCE co.

Salisbury, Nd. Sept. 27.-Stressing
the vast opportunity that is open to
home insurance company on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland. II. A.
Mock, former secretary of the Wicomico
Farmers Association. placed the prop
osit:on OF forming such company be-
fore the Salisbury Chamber Of Com
merce.
The plan of organization was TO
establish an insurance company. COW
ering the five counties of Wicomico,
Worcester. Somerset, Dorchester and
Sussex. with general office IN this city.
The capital stock would be subscrib-
ed in the FIVE counties, the total
amount OF capitalization TO be de-
cided later.
All property. located in congestet
districts. insured with the home in
surance company. would Immediately
be reinsured in an old line company
thereby assuring safety for the insured
as well as the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

Sheridan. Blanche White. Florence
Mumford. George Baker. Paul Dicker-
son, Jack Wilson. Granville Hastings.
Harry Locates, William Knowles, Mil
ton Collins, George Horscy, Elmer Eiii-
oft, Edwin Philips, Arthur Phillips.
William Pusey, Lyle Vaughn, Elmer
Neal. Ernest Foskcy. Linden Carey,
Arthur Henry. Dyson Truitt, Raymond
Ghlis. Manson Massey. William and
Norris Rggin, MIR, and Mrs. Paul
Stockley, Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Riggin,
Mr.. and Mrs Larry Brittingham, fiage
Bradley. Mrs Studders. and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Riggin.
While unloading gum logs from n
car on the Marvil Package Co.'S siding
John Conoway sustained severe lacer-
ations about the face as result OF a
crowbar catching under n falling log
and striking him. Conoway was thrown
from the car, landing on his neck and
shoulders.
Charles Galloway and Ira Elliott are
in Philadelphia. supervising the erec-
ton of several houses.
William L. Torbert, Jr,. who recently
underwent a surgical operation mt tho
Beebe Hospital, I.ewes, has returned
home much improved.
There will be an oyster supper nj
st. Georges Church October 6 and {
| The Laurel Firemens Band has
contracted with the Carlisle Fire Co
of Milford for weeks engagement n,
the firemen's carnival, which begins
September 30.
Mrs. Beulah Hastings has returned
to Baltimore.
Harry Gordon is at Charlestown
| w. Va.
Mrs. Charles b. Hoffman has re.
turned to Hackensack, N. j.. accom-.
panied by her mother. Mrs. i. w
Marvil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raul Torbe-e of New
York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam l.. Torbert.
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cHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY.

CheStertown Nd. Sept. 27.-Thc
Young Mons Club Of Christ NJ J..
Church In preparing an entertainment
for tho benefit Of the Chestertown Vol
unteer Fire Co.. which Ii cndcavorlng
to raise funds TO purchase additional
fre equipment.
to capacity on Sunday evening for the
Christian Endenvor services. There is
a contest between the men and women
members OF tho society to sec which
can have the larRest attendance Mt It's
meetings.
Captain and Mrs. William C. A.
Thompson celebrated tho b0th ami
versary OF their marriage yesterday.
They received many presents and post
cards
Miss Margaret Bowers OF Milling
ton. the honor graduate OF the Ches-
tertown High School last June. has en-
tered Western Maryland College for
n course In preparation for teaching
Chestertown bank deposits aggre-
gate s+.000,0o0 and will be increased
when wheat is marketed.
The price OF everything has risen
since the passage OF the Tariff bill
Stove polish has advanced from IL 10
20 cents can. Food products are also
on the rise.
The football season Mt Washington
College Will open on Saturday. when
the local squad will play the Charlotte
Hall Academy team Coach Kibler gave
his men some hard scrimmages Las,
week, aud they will be ut when the
whistle bows.l
Darcy Flowers. the star short stor
of the Washington College baseball
team, has signed for n tryout with Ber
tEgan's Jersey City team of the Inter.
national League. He played his frs
game against Baltimore on Friday ant
Iconvinced Manager Egan that he "ha,
the goods" Flowers In one OF the fast
est men and one OF the hardest hitter,
turned out by the college In recen
Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper will
remove from Worton to Chestertowr
and Will occupy the property on Ken
Circle now occupied by A. f.. Culve,
and family. Mr.. Culver having pur
chased the home OF Howard /. Reed or
Queen street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
LAUREL NEWS ITEMS.

Lauel, Sept. 27.-The Y. p. B. has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Miss Flora
Crockett; vice-president, Mrs. Flora
Boyce; recording secretary. Miss Edna
Ward; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Frances Hayes; treasurer, Mrs. Clara
Elliott; flower mission, Mrs. Mary
Ward and Mrs. Alice Ellis; press
work, Mrs. Mettie Benson; pianist,
Mrs. Eliza Holloway; assistant pianist,
Mrs. Frances Hayes. The next meet
ing Of the Y. p. b. will be held at the
home OF Mrs. William Locates, near
Delmar. Friday evening.
Miss Eleanora Riggin gave a party.
entertaining Edith Wheatly, Blanche
Sirman, Marie Horseman, Blanche
Hill. Rose and Frances Riggin, Nancy
Horseman. Flossie Elliott, Velma Hail.
Phoebe Bradley. Lille Morris, Sadie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
LOWER DELAWARE
AND peninsula
Mrs. Carrie Clements Woolley,
Stepmother OF Judge Woolley,
Dies at Seaford.

Special Correspondents Every Evening.
ecaford. Sept. 27.-Mrs. Carrie
Clements Woolley died yesterday,
after a lingering Illness. She was the
widow OF Colonel A. s. Woolley, the
founder OF A. s. Woollcy n Co.. fer
ti,izer manufacturer OF Seaford and
holder OF large orange grove interests
in Florida. She was the stepmother
OF United States District Judge Victor
II. woolley OF Wilmington and a
daughter OF the late Rev. Joel ana
Margare, Ann Clements OF ln.leside,
Md. After marrying Colonel Wooiley
1t Camden in 1855 she came TO Sea-
ford TO reside and had since made her
home here. spending the winters IN
Florida. Since becoming III she hao
been treated In hospitals. but returned
to her home two months ago. she is
uurvivcd by three sisters. Miss L. r..
Clements. Mrs. NJ. l. Hopkins and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Chase of Wilmington. the
funeral will be held tomorrow alter
noon. with Rev. Frank +. Carpenter
officiating. Intermont will he in the
odd Fellows cemetery.
The Office of Frank Mccartney
owner and operator of line OF motor
trucks engaged in hauling stone Tor
State Highway construction. was
broken into and robbed, the thief tax.
ing n gold watch chain. camera ano
other articles. John Druett, Negro, o'
Princess Anne, Md. an empioye o'
Mccartney. was arrested by Constable
A. l.. Adams and charged with the
theft. He was arraigned before Magis'
trate James X. Phillips on Monday
night and held In $500 bail.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank James Of
Cleveland. O., are guests OF Mrs
Laura O'Bier.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Vincent have
returned from Newark. where they
motored with their daughter. Virginia
who enrolled at the Women's College
Walter McNeilly has enrolled a
Tome Institute. Port Deposit, Md.
Miss Elizabeth Emery has enrolled
AT n school IN Hackettstown. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Burnside of Chi
cago are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II
j. Allen.
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LEWES ITEMS.

Lewes. Sept. 27.-Large schools Of
croakers have appeared in the Della
ware Bay near Lewes. George Mar
shall caught 500 with haul seine.
Miss Annie Carpenter OF st. Louis.
after visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary
Maull, has gone TO Millsboro to visit
her niece, Mrs. Reese White.
Mrs. William Hearn and children
have returned to Philadelphia.
Captain and Mrs. John NJ. Barnes
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholas Smith Of Chestertown, Md.
John Atkins. F. l.. Black, Alfred
Hartigan. Mrs. j. r. Black and Miss
L. L. Black Of Philadelphia mo,ored
TO Lewes.
Sterling Jones has resigned the po-
sition CT rural mail carrier and gone
to Texas.
Roland Raught and Raymand At
kins. have enrolled as students OF the
University of Delaware
Miss Emily II. Orr is attending col
lege at Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. lyons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ. Long motor
ed TO Ocean City, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

cause the father requested him TO do
so. The mother of the family a
seven children died on tho I'd Of this
month and Catherine is the Oldest Of
tho children. Tho girl claimed that
she has been writing home and this is
probably the way the father learned
where shc was. The fnther Of Gather
Inc was gotten In communication with
by phone and is expected to arrive In
this city today.
Mrs. Catherine Walls, widow OF
Lawrence Walls. who died yesterday.
AZ announced In Every Evening, was
n lifelong resident OF this city and had
many ffiends here. She was faith
| ful member Of 81. Peters Church. The
funeral Will he held on Saturday
morning with requiem mass at 8
o'clock in st, Peters Church. Inter
mcnt Will be made in the adjoining
cemetery.
The members OF the New Castle
Athletic Association baseball team will
hold n meeting on Friday evening at
the home OF the president, Chandler
H. Gebhart at 7.30. for the purpose OF
making final arrangement for the
third OF the series OF games which viii
take place on Saturday afternoon on
Harlan field between New Castle and
Yorklyn.
The members Of the Sunday school
class OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church taught by Mrs. Robert II. Har-
rington. Jr, are making preparations
TO hold bake sale on next Saturday
the meat market OF George Tobin &
Son.
The members OF the Maize d. Girls
last evening held n meeting at the
home OF Mrs. william. o. Denny or
the Strand. The following officers
were elected: President, Philli'
Marsh; vice-president. Mrs. William
o. Denny; secretary. Mary McKnitt
treasurer, Anna Davidson. The mem
bers OF the organization arc Missei
Helen Davidson, Anna Davidson
Bertha Barnes. Laura Armpreister
Mary Mcknitt. Phillis Marsh. Ruti
Zimmerman, Mildred Berry, May Nc
Dowell. Mrs. Eva Ryan, Edna Ken
nedy. Helen Newlove. Plans will b
made to give play the first Of tn
year.
= Yesterday afternoon shortly after
; o'clock a fire of unknown origin brok
, out at the home Of Daniel Stou
Tenth and Young streets, and damage
the roof Of the building to the exten
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
new JERSEY GIRL FOUND
LIVING IN new CASTLE
Catherine cresente Says She
Left With Dominick Dorpino
Voluntarily.

Special Correspondence Every Evcnina
New Castle. Sept. 27.--John julian
OF Haskell, n. j.. arrived In Whining
ton yesterday In search Of Catherine,
the 1b-ycnr- daughter OF cnrmine
crescntc OF TINT town. He appeared
Mt the Office of tho attorney general
and the latter got In communication
with Mayor Cramcr. Julian came 10
this city and with Police officer VIII
liam A. Palmer, went to the boarding
house OF Mrs. Marcello Marceni, slb
Clayton street, and found Catherine,
who. II was alleged was living with
Domnict Dorplno. aged ~ years, who
Is said to have n wife and two chill
dren living In Italy. Both Catherine
and Dominick were placed under ar-
rest and held for court. tho latter
under 5000 bail, which was furnished
by Guipa Sulpize. who conducts q
bakery In this city. The former was
held under $1,000, but go far has been
unable to securc anyone TO pledge the
amount. Miss Emma G. Forrest, sec
retary of the S. +. c. C.. came here
and talked with the girl and the man
| The girl stated that she left her hofhe
on her own accord 10 follow Dorplno
to New York City on July 6. two days
after the latter had left her fathers
home at Haskell. where he had beard
ed for one month. then they left FOR
Syracuse and came to this city, where
Dorpino worked with Contractor
Gagahan, who has the contract foi
canal work at st. Georges. lie has
been working for this contractor fol
the past 13 years. The girl WAS ask
ed why she went to New York with
Dorprino, and she said II was because
she loved him, she also stated tina
Julian was jealous OF Dorprino ant
that Julian wanted to marry her, bu
because she refused, he has been fol
lowing her. Julian. who Is 40 year
of age, and who Is also married. hi
wife being In Italy, denied the state
ment and said that he came here he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

of approximately 800 Engines and |
responded and roon had the flames
under control. Charles McGfory, |
while fghting the namsr. had his
right hand cut by broken glass.
The members Of AdelIhia Lodge. No.
g, X. Of T., on next Tuesday evening
VIII visit Calnntbe Lodge of Whining
ton, with 10 candidates, who viii re-
ceiyc the first degree.
Yesterday shipments OF anthracite
coal arrived in this city. the first for
several months. Two cars were re-
ceived by J. r. & i. r.. Eliagon. Inc,
Ind enc car ty William De1kyne,
| 'otn. dealers.
Police officer William Palmer yes-
tcrday afternocn sho. Jog which
WIS suffering from 1T.
A number OF residents an1 property
owners of this city are making com
plaint about dirt being dumped on
various vacant lots throughout the
city. IN place Of being used 20 fiji In
The eastern portion Of Sixth street. the
recently opened street, which has
never been filed In on account OF the
lack Of funds Tho dirt is being OBJ
tanned from the grading of tho various
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Richards Of
state Road, who have oeen spending
several days as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crosslond Of Claymout. have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and M, sAFrank c. Weggenmnnn
are spending Beveral days as guests
OF Mrs. William Harrington, mother II
Mrs. .Weggenmann at Harrington.
Chic 0f police Matthew Tobin was
to%n to the Homeopathic Hospital
yesterday to undergo an operation for
carbuncles.
John T. Hayes Of Bear Station is
confined to his home with Illness.
Mrs. Sarah Isherwood, aged So
years, who fell in the yard of her
nome on West Fifth street, several
Vonths ago, sustaining n fractured
hip, is able TO be about,
. Mrs. Gene J. Black Of New Castle
has sold her farm near Hare's Corner
known as Morven Farm, TO John &
Walker for $4,000.
The O'Clock news stand edition Of
Every Evening is now seld regularly
ut Mrs. Dougherty's store.--Adv.
Lost:--Small Silver Breastpin, two
( green stones; between Fourth ant
P Delaware streets, and pier, New
!. Castle. Reward. Return 20 Mrs. Johr
j n. Rodney. Fourth and Delaware
I lgfrcoto-hdu gf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
JAMES PORDHAM HAS
BANNER TOMATO CROP
Delaware City Farm Produced
Nine to Fourteen Tons to
tho Acre.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. Sept. 27.-Iames Pord- |
ham, who tenants the farm OF Miss
Emma Clark. near here, had one OF the !
largest crops OF tomatoes per acre OF
any so far reported. lie had one acre
which grew u tons to the acre and
seven other acres which averaged nine
tons.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Haynes and
children, Kathryn and Gerard. OF
Perth Amboy. n. j.. motored here
Tuesday from Niagara Falls. n. Y. to
visit Captain John Lang. Their route
took them through Buffalo. Fredonia
and jamestown, n. Y, to Clearfeld
Lancaster and Philadelphia, Pa. In
Phila delphia they We're met by. Mrs
Joseph Brooks and family. who ac-
companied them here. They will re-
main here few days.
Harry c. Clark left for Atlantic City
yesterday. accompanied by Mayor
George \. Bright. Frank X. Irons,
Henry Torbert and Arthur B. Hope,
Jr., who will complete the roofing,
plumbing and painting on the new
government warehouse there.
Ralph Mulligan and Frank Holiday
are in Wilmington this week serving
on the jury.
Rodney Schunder, who has been Ill,
is now able to sit up.
Miss Eliza Vandegrift is in Atlantic
City.
Miss Mary Schaefer is confined to
her home with a severe cold.
!. Patrick Henry Lodge No. IL, I. o. o.
F., will meet tonight. The semi an
. nual election of officers will be held.
Mrs. William J. Bowen is entertain
ling Mrs. Sheldon of Baltimore. Mrs
, Sheldon resided in Delaware City and
Fort du Pont for ten years when hei
husband was stationed at the Coas,
, Defences of the Delaware.
Two companies of the First Engi-
, neers returned today from the rife
range below New Castle, where they
have been in practice for the past ter
days. Two other companies were sem
up to the range.
Mrs. c. NJ. Winters moved yester-
day from her home on Fifth street Il
the home of her brother, J. ID. Winters
near Porters.
A young bay mare for sale. Fine
driver and saddler. Apply to f
Bender. Delaware City.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

Camden. Sept. 27.---The bazaar of
Fruitland Grange. Patrons of Hus-
bandry, which was held September
2l-2s. attracted crowds from adjacent
towns. The exhibits were fine and in
cluded apples OF large size and excel
lent quality. Supper. n dramatic en-
tertainment and dancing were night
features.
Rally Day services were held In the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday.
with children's exercises in the even
ing. Rev. Ransom Z. Nichols of
Smyrna assisted the pastor Rev. c.
w. Moore.
Miss Annie Lockwood Cooper Is de-
voting much time and service to the
Junior Reserve of the Young women's
Christian Temperance Union and Is
planning an early campaign for funds
to carry on the society's work oi
helping girls in their teens to the
highest standards OF life both mental,
and morally.
Edward Cooper is recovering IRON
serious illness.
Mrs. McCann is rec 1vering from in
] luIltS auitiiiobiit
cident After receiving first-aid treat
ment at the home of Mrs. William
Burke she was taken TO the Milfor
Hospital.
Mrs. William r. Mock will close he
Camden home and go to Germantow,
Pa. to spend the winter with Mr.
Margaret Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hartma
have returned from Philadelphia, ~
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. job
| Hartman.
II Mrs. Charles Luff gave lunchec
and bridge party.
! Mrs Edgar Charles Wetzel ente
tained the Bridge Club at lunche'
| and cards.
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SWEET POTATOES
BEING SHIPPED

Salisbury, Nd. Sept. 2'.-The
movement Of sweet potatoes from the
Eastern ShoSe has been slow during
the entire season, which started IN
carload lots about August .. "he
movement from the Virginia counties
for the past 10 days has been run
ming from 100 TO $50 carloads daily.
During the same period last year,
20 cars were moved daily. The mar
Net at this time last year was around
So a barrel and the prevailing pr'ce
on the shore, now is not more than
sl.io.
The yield at the beginning of the
season was very poor. duo 10 unusual
ly heavy rains. Since the first OF
September. the potatoes have grown
wonderfully, and at present the yield
e conservatively estimated at from
so 70 90 pcS cent normal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton Md, Sept 27-Trustees of
West Nottingham Academy are plan
ming a "drive9 TO secure a fund OF
$4,000 for a Junior college depart
ment.
The home of DIR. Lockerbie was the
scene of two weddings yesterday.
Lewis F. Mason married Miss Marie
V. Arthur. and William w. Fink mar
ried Miss Dorothy L. Mason.
Contractors have nearly completed
the concreting of the road between
Cecilton and Earleville.
Thomas j. Heating OF Centreville
has been appointed by Governor
Ritchie associate judge of the Second
judicial Circui> to succeed the late
Judge p. b. Hopper.
Charles Stewart of Moth East, kill
ed black snake three feet long.
The Elkton Fire Department will &c
to Havre de CIR e tomorrow evening
accompanied by the local band, to at
tend the firemen's carnival.
A tea was given yesterday after
noon at the home of Miss Coudon. near
Perryville, the proceeds TO be used in
filling a box 10 be shipped 10 a mis-
sionary in the mountains of ITennes-
see.
Boulden's Chapel Homecoming will
be held next Sunday. An interesting
program has been prepared by the
committee in charge.
The Patriotic Literary Club will
meet this evening at the home
Chief of Police and Mrs. George "
Potts.
Rev. Clarence l.. Holmes, rector o
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Havre de Grace, was married last
evening at Bishop Cummings Me-
mortal Episcopal Church Baltimore to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

Gano. another sister OF Captain
Gano. who haa been visitor at the
poat. has returned to her home In
Cincinnati. where she will enter the
uniyerelty Of Ohio.
Captain Clarence n. Try has becn
selected by the commanding ofiicer,
Second Corps Area, as assistant coach
tor the corps area football team and
left for Fort Slocum, n. ", where
the team is training.
Private First Glass Francis l..
Gallaher, Co. d. has been discharged
from the army after three years SER
vice. He Will make, his horne In Toledo,
Ohio.
Stan Sergeant Frank Lemaster hav-
Ing re-enlieted for Co. c. has been
granted two-months furlough. which
he will spend with relatives at Red
wine Ky.
Chaplain Harry ID. Southard has
been granted a leave of absence FOR
| two days. Accompanied by Mrs.
Southland and her sister. Miss Sarah
Akin, a missionary from Africa, he
left on a motor trip to Philadelphia
| Captain Albeit G.. Matthews has
been appointed post exchange officer
during the absence OF First Lieuten-
ant Edgar Marburg. who Is at the
rifle range.
First Lieutenant Harry q. Lam
bert has been appointed fire mar
shal and fire inspector at this post
Private George Harter has been
granted months furlough. which he
will spend at Florida, n. Y.
Sergeant Joseph McVeagh has beer
relieved from recruiting duty at Will
mington and returned To his com.
pany.
Hivate Joseph Vivoid, band, Nine.
teenth Field Artillery, Camp Bragg
y. c., has been transferred TO the
First Engineer Band and has reported
at this station.
Private Ralph Carr, 112th Company
Coast Artillery Corps, has been hon
orably discharged from the service b,
purchase. Private Carr was pilot OF tn,
Harbor Boat o.. He will mako hi.
home In Camden. n. J.
Orders have been issued at pos
headquarters TO the effect that al
electric current at this post will b
shut Off during the day except OF
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
Effective today the boats batwoe,
Fort du Pont and Fort Mott. n. ]
Will operate on Mondays. Wednesday
and Fridays according TO the follow
ing schedule: Mondays and Fri
days, leave Fort du Pom
I.30 a. m. and p. m, Wednes
day, leave Fort du Pont at 7.s0 a. N
and p. M. leave Fort Mott Sis a
| m. and after band concert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
BRIDGEyILLE PERSONALS.

Bridgeville. Sept. 27.--Mrs. Rose OF
California Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erasmus Jones enter
tained Newell Ball, Miss Margaret
Ball and Miss Sarah Wood at dinner
Because of illness Miss Elizabeth
Kinder has returned from Wilson COL
lege.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
First Delaw Anniversary.

The First Delaware Regiment As
eersary In Irish-American Hall, sos
French street, October 20, at 1890 a.
m. Mayor Harvey will make an adj
iress Of welcome. There will be a
lumber OF Other speakers, including
Rev. Ivanhoe Willis, who will be ac
ompanied by the choir OF his church.
Dinner will be served In the hall.