Evening journal., 1922-01-12
GETSAWARDFOR
AUTO COLLISION
Oswald c. Kelley Given Yer
dict for $3.50 Against
Baking Company
ANNIVERSARY OF
LITTLE ELK REDMEN
speeIal 10 The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Nd. Jan. 12.-After
so minutes deliberauon. a jury in
the suit Of Oswald c.. Kelley OF
otego. N. Y, against the Huber
Baking Company. of Wilmington.
before the Circuit Court for Cecil
county brought in a verdict last
evening for $3.50 in favor of the
plaintiff. The suit was brought to
recover damages sustained TO an
automobile owned and driven by
Kelley in November, 1920. along the
public road near West Amwell
school house. about two miles north
Of here. The machine was run
into by a large auto truck owned
by the defendant company. Mrs.
Kelley, who was with her husband
in the automobile when Il was struck
by the truck, sustained fractured
skull. She was brought to Union
Hospital here for treatment and
recovered. There are two other
suits for personal injuries against
the Huber Company. growing out OF
the same accident, but II is under
stood that they will be removed &c
the United States District Court al
Baltimore for trial.
The members of Little Elk Tribe
Improved order OF Red Men, OF
Cherry Hill, will celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary OF their organization
tonight.
Colonel Mirard p. Tydings. oi
Havre deGrace, who in November
last was elected State Senator from
Hartford county, is bing mentioned
for the Democratic non lnatiOn fol
Congress this year from the SeconC
Congressional District OF Maryland
The following board OF directors
OF the Volunteer Fire Company o.
Chesapeake City. has been elected
for the ensuing 10 months: w. w
Schafer, Charles c. Banks. Harrl
Krastel. Guy Johnson. II. w. Cald
well, l. N. Lorraine. George Morgan
Richard Knox. Townsend Walters
John M. Reed. w. w. Johnson. Th'
board has organized by electinl
John NJ. Reed. president W. W
Schaefer, vice-president; w. w
johnson. treasurer, and IL. w. Cald
well, secretary.
The January meeting Of the Nintl
District Farmers Club was held a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rutledg
| Clifford. All the members responded
to the roll call. Visitors presen
were: DR.. and Mrs. Clifford, Mrs
Marietta Rem. Clayton Carhart
Avery owens, Charles owens and
Miss Ruth Clifford. President d. b
Mcdowell read a letter from tho
Anti Rambling Association, Balti-
more, asking for signers to a peti
tion to abolish racetrack gambling
The club voted to sign It and alsC
to assist in procuring other signers
The committee appointed for thii
work was Charles Morris, Howar,
Brown and Mrs. J. e. Crothers. =
letter from c. A. Cobb, editor Of TIN
Southern Ruralist," was read, ex
planning that reduced rates could b
secured for those caring to accom-
pany the Cecil county boys stocl
judging team on their trip to Europ
in June, $45O being an approx
mate estimate OF the cost per per
son. After dinner, the club enjoye
n talk by Mr.. Derrick, agent fron
Hartford county. His subject wa
Boys and Girls Club Work"
The club work has developed
such an extent in Hartford count
that a Junior club federation hs
been formed. The number Of bo,
enrolled is AIS and OF girls 525. III
club adjourned TO meet at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kirk, Eel
ruary !.