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Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16
WHEAT CONDITION DORMANT
Demand Good For Cattle and Hogs
Says Report

Wheat remains in a dormant con-
dition and prospects for the 1922
crop are not bright. Some oats SOW
Ing is reported in southeastern Kan
sas, principally in Crawfrd, Wilson
and Labette counties, according to
the report of the State Board Of
Agriculture.
Cattle and hogs are In good de-
mand and recent advances In market
prices Is having wholesome effect
upon this phase Of the farming bus
mess. The health of livestock is ex-
celleAt but stock water Is reported as
getting scarce in number Of eastern
Kansas counties.
Tenant farmers are taking advan-
tage of the good conditions Of roads
an dare doing their March 1st NOV
ing early.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

hearts as years old as she, was a
part of the luncheon, also a cake
she had prepared for herself not
knowing she was having company
and a freezer Of delicious pink ice
cream was enjoyed. Those present
were: Mesdames Will Lehman,
Harvey Hartman, Charley Spicer,
Owen Mourer, Orville Egbert and
Arthur Dunlap; Misses Mildred
Mourer Sadie Dearborn, Gladys Car
rier, Helen Henricks, Myrtle Aims
worth, Alice Harshman; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Spicer and sons.
The ID. M. c. club was very pleas
antly entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Walter Toulouse, February 8. very
interesting meeting was held and u
pleasant social hour spent together
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Tom Toulouse and
Mrs. Harry Toulouse were guests
of the club. The members of the
club will entertain their husbands
and families with party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Kyle
February %.
Country Club Party
Over 200 Country club members
enjoyed Valentine party at the
club house last evening, the largest
party of the clubs history. A five
piece orchestra furnished music for
dancing and ice cream and cake III
valentine designs were served. The
club house was gay In red streamers
from the ceiling of the parlor with
decorated walls and lamps and pre-
sented beautiful appearance. Dur
ing the evening Mrs. G. w. BROOKS
gave a little story of Valentine day
and Miss Mona Brown, accompan-
led at the piano by Miss Frances
Short, presented In costume two IN
terpretive dances, the first a spring
song and the second "The Queen OF
Hearts," both charming and artis-
tic. Each number received hearty
applause. A Valentine favor dance
was also feature. The entertain
ment committee was assisted by Mrs.
X. J. Long, Mrs. r. w. HOFFMAN,
Mrs. Keith Clevenger, Mrs. ii. w.
Wilson, Miss Gertrude Cough.
& e q
A Valentine Party
The monthly business meeting OF
the Evangelical Y. p. A. was held
at the Philip Stirtz home last even
ing. About 80 young people were
present. A valentine contest was en-
loved by all in which Dorothy Fritz
and Clarence Biegert won first prize
for constructing the most unique val
entine and the most clever living
valentine. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted
by Miss Encie Picking. The happy
crowd departed at a late hour, each
assuring Mr.. and Mrs. Stirtz that
he had spent very pleasant even
ing In their home. The March meet
ing will be held at the Stowitz home
on South Buckeye. A st. Patrick's
day meeting is planned.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Sale prices at Upshaw's furniture
stove include: bedroom sets $3.50.
to $24, Mahogany dressing table $40,
couches Sc to $25.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16
CLEANLINESS FAR OFF
The Cost Of Soap in Pussia Is Pro-
hibitive
ASSOCIATED Pressl

[Associated Pressl
London, Feb. 15.-The monthly
salary of nurse In the municipal
hospital In Moscow Is less than the
cost Of cake Of soap In that city.
This striking example Of the dis
proposition between wages and the
cost Of living in the Russian capi-
tai Is, disclosed in a report just made
by a special commission sent to Rus.
sia by the health committee Of the
League Of Nations.
The commission says that a cake
of soap In Moscow cost $500 rubles,
while nurses in the city hospital were
paid only 5000 rubles month and
that they had to be content with
very scanty food
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

A. e. Martin will give an open air
talk on "Universal Salvation, the
Pible Doctrine"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
NJ. e. church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Il. X. Brown.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kubach enter
tanned a small party of young peO.
pie informally Saturday evening in
honor of the Misses Bradley, their
guests.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Richard Waring went to Topeka
as a delegate to the supreme council
of the Triple Ties.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Jas. Vickers who left Abilene five
years ago with all his assets COM
prised in a team and $50 has sold
his claim for $4,000 cash.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeffcoat of
Salina were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. f. Shadinger yesterday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Mayor Halleck went to Michigan
on business for the AbilenA Co.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

p. c. Redman returned from Chi
cago where he was called by the
death Of his sister.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

S. L. Book has purchased some
lots and intends to stay in Wood
bine a while longer.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16
lE'rom Tuesdays Daily.l

Married: Miss Ida Mellinger O.
Milford to Mr.. Fred Martz.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Will Tombs has purchased proper
ty in Woodbine.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Theo. Nusz is in Kansas City buy
ing goods for his popular south side
store.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

From Fridays Daily.l
J. A. Flack is attending the Scot
tish Rite meeting at Salina.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Miss Myra Engle is spending ,
few weeks in Salina.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Another snow about three inches
in depth drifted somewhat by a
northeast wind fell last night.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

1t is rumored that the U. p. will
put on a fast mail over the Kansas
City Denver line.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Miss Carrie JohntZ went to Law
renee to visit Abilene students at the
university.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

B. H. Issitt and bride intend go
ing to housekeeping with his broth
er, George.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

The home Of Grandma Edwards on
North Buckeye was the scene of a
pleasant gathering yesterday, the oc-
casion being her seth birthday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Work on the gas well will be re-
sumed when the weather moderates.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

[From Saturdays Dailyl
G. W. Wright died at Enterprise.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16


couches Sc to $25.
IFrom Saturdays Daily.l
G. w. Wright died at Enterprise.
Geo. Issitt had dance Friday
night.
b. H. Issitt and bride intend 60
ing to housekeeping with his broth
er, George.
S. L. Book has purchased some
lots and intends to stay in Wood
bine while longer.
Will Tombs has purchased proper
ty in Woodbine.
Miss Myra Engle is spending a
few weeks in Salina.
Married: Miss Ida Mellinger Of
Milford to Mr.. Fred Martz.
1
(From Tuesdays Daily.l
Miss Carrie JohntZ went to Law
renee to visit Abilene students at the
university.
Another snow about three inches
in depth drifted somewhat by a
northeast wind fell last night.
The home Of Grandma Edwards on
North Buckeye was the scene of a
pleasant gathering yesterday, the oc-
casion being her seth birthday.
Work on the gas well will be re-
sumed when the weather moderates.
The opening Of Shockey & Landes'
new furniture department began to-
day and will continue over tomor-
row.
Bishop Frank r. Millspaugh will
be here March 25.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

The l.. L. L. will meet with Mrs.
ID. X. GOrden Thursday afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

The opening Of Shockey & Landes'
new furniture department began to-
day and will continue over tomor-
row.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

The Commercial Club last night
decided to cut down dues to so cents
year.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Bishop Frank r. Millspaugh viii
be here March %.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16
TWENTY YEARS AGO
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Qrem Thursdays Daily.l
Wards orchestra will furnish
music for the Flambeau Valentine
masquerade ball at the A. o. U. w.
hall.
The Commercial Club last night
decided to cut down dues to 80 cents
year.
The L. l.. L. will meet with Mrs.
ID. X. Gorden Thursday afternoon.
It Is rumored that the U. p. will
nut on a fast mail over the Kansas
City Denver line.
Theo. Nusz is in Kansas City buy
ing goods for his popular south side
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeffcoat Of
Salina were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. e. Shadinger yesterday.
MAyOr talleck went " MlCulSdu
on business for the AbilenA Co.
Richard Wafing went to Topeka
as delegate to the supreme council
Of the Triple Ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kubach enter
tanned small party Of young peo.
pie informally Saturday evening in
honor of the Misses Bradley, their
guests.
From Fridays Daily.l
J. A. Flack is attending the Scot
tish Rite meeting at Salina.
Jas. Vickers who left Abilene five
years ago with all his assets COM
prised in a team and $50 has sold
MS claim for $4,000 cash.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
VI. f. church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Il. X. Brown.
A. e. Martin will give an open air
alk on "JTniyarSa1 Salvation the |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
LEwEs ITEMS.

Lewes Dec :2-Former Judge
DAVID T. Marvel and the Lewes Civic
Association are planning 20 remove
old cannon from the corner a. Sec
ond and South streets and the corner
o. Third and King streets 10 the plaza
in front OF the Federal Building
which was the site az tn~- old fort
The cannon were used in the war OF
.lsi2.
The Zwsanendael club gave q
CHRISTMAS party Tuesday n:rh- a,
the home of Pilot Fred Conwell
A chimneykf Mrs Margaret wrghts
dwelling caught hre Monday night
Bes>aues 81 high wind adtac~n< prop
erty was threatened, but the nAsnc.
we're ex,inEu,shed before much dam.
age was done.
Scarcity q. coal has comr,let
many citizens o. Irw~s TO uee wccs
for fuel
Mrs william Walls O. Ph;adsi
phia n waiting her parents. NJ. snt
Ms. william Ennis.
Miss Emily II. Or. q studen; Q
Peeksi:n. n. Y. hss come home 70
/ the holidays
Clifton Maui, Jr.. il suffering from
who-opinE cough.
PHO; joan II. virden 10 III.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
MIDDLETOwN NOTES.

Miidletown. Dec. 22.-George Ech-
enhofier. aged ~ years, died wednee-
DAY. Mr.. Echenhoffer was born In
Germany and came to the United
States In 1854. He had resided in Mid
dletown for so years and engaged in
cattle dealing. lie was an elder OF
Forest Presbyterian Church and a
member OF Union Lodge. A. +. 4 A.
NJ. a widow and eight children sur
vlve him. Tho funeral will be held
Sunday afternoon. with Rev. William
Little officiating. and interment will
be In Forest cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah f. Kun
pei was held yesterday afternoon. Rev.
r. w. Mcdowell officiatcd. Joshua H.
Grassland. Charles Beaston, James r
Walls. Edward =. Jones. Alfred w
Porter and Thomas s. Fouracre were
palibearers.
Miss Gladys r. Pollitt and G.. Les
ter Cleaver were married December IL
by Rev. T.. w. Derrickson. an uncle
OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrr. Cleavei
will reside on the Gibson farm near
Middietown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
ROUND ABOUT CHEsTERTOwN

Chestertow Md. Dec. 22.-lndica
tions point to a greatly decreased bus
mess at the Chestcrtown postofiice
during the Christmas season Citizens
are delaying their mail. and most
shipments ~ poultry are by express.
Tho receipts ~ the office for the first
three days tins week are 20 per cent
less than for the responding period
81 last year.
SiN creased PIGS were turned loose
800 the Public square "Wednesday
afternoon. and crowd % men and
Association staged the event.
Records wcr. broken Tuesday by
luCal buyers % turkeys. who pur-
chased % tons Of poultry for ship
msnt TO nothern markets About SIS. :
900 was Paid 20 farmers.
Washington College cloecd wednes
dav far the holidays. and the public
schools closed today.
owners Of marshes along the rivers
and creeks VIII make large revenus
next year from rentals 70 trappers o,
muskrats. The trapping season begins
January I.
Holders % war savings stamps Ar,
preparing 20 cash them on Januar,
There were sold al the local pos;
ofico during the war Slss.ooo Of IN.
1918 series. and In the entire count.
$4,000 wer. sold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
DEATHA

BE ,SSs s;,II, tf,' city, o. =, Pessqser q,
Blanche O. Becker, ased . yrars. 5
Relatives and friends Arc invited 10 At
tend the funeral from the residences Of his
parents. iSos King strcct. on SATURDAY
Rsansm mass Dsse%os ST. P;rss. csS slSe q
$50 O'Clock. Intermcnt at Cathedral
cemetery
BUTLER-In this city. on December 20.
1922 John Butler
Relatives and friends are invited 20 At
tend the funeral from tho residence OF his
sister. Miss Anna Butler. sos South Van
Burn street. ,I on Sat. Sturdy morning. DE.
| ST Euxabeths Church az o 40 o'clock
Iuternent ~ Cathedral cemetery.
/ ECHESHOfER-ln Middleton. Del. on
Docemecr 10. 1922. George Echenhofcr.
aged 80 years
Relatives. friends and Union Lodge.
A p & A. NJ. OF Middle,own, are In
,itcd 10 attend the funeral services al
his late rencence on sunday afternoon
cemetery
FIANA8AN-In this city. on December
20, le22. Thomas Flanagan.
Relatives, friends. Democratic League
Iief Association, arc invited TO Ntend the
funeral from his late residence 5o7 East
Eighth street. on saturday morning. De
al Cathedral cemetery.
KANE-In this city, on December 81.
1922. Edward = Kane
Relatives. friends Wilmington Lodge.
No. !. 4. o. L. W Water Witch Fire 60
Volunteers Piremens Relief Association
and ell other ORGANIZATIONS to which he
belonged are invited To attend the funeral
, from 1905 West Ninth street. on Tuesda Y
. morning. December 20. 81 y O'Clock
. Requiem mass At sacred Heart Church
Interment at Cathedral cemetery
day. Twelfth mon th. 1922
n Mary Elizabeth, widow OF Major Daniel
II. Kent. OF Wilmington, Del
FUNERAL services will he held at her In Z.
man. Rivercroft, Claymont. Del, Sixth
dAy afternoon. December ~. al O'CLOCK
Cemetery. Washington. ID. G.
LLINGsWORTH-In this city on
December 20. 1922. Mary Ann Killings
= worth. In her Goth year
K Funeral and in,ermont private Pleas
, omit flowers
d, MAsSEY-Op December 81. 1922 len
ME g widow of Clayton Massey
d Relatives and friends are invited 10 a.
tend the funeral services at the resid.nc
81 her son Frank II. Massey. a3O2 Della
X ware avenue on Saturday afternoon DE
Il cember 2J at 80 O'Clock. Intermcn
: private
: PLUMMKR--On December q, 1922
Mordecsi y Plummer
Funeral services will he held at Ne,
a Castle County Workhouso on sunday
December "a. at O'Clock. for the in
II mates Of the worKbouse and O'Clock ~
the general public. Intcrment AT Mari
boro, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
SMYRNA GLRANINGS.

Smyrna. Dec. 2:.-The Volunteer
Fire Department has received a new
chemical Are truck. which cos $4,000.
The Twentieth Century Club will
give a reception next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert :. Jones. M.
and Mrs Robert Norris. Mrs. Clara
'Colp.;ia, walter Jones and family. Nh
Paul Taylor. Mrs. Arthur Webb. and
Mr. and Mrs William X. Megear. az
tended the funeral o. J. Wesley Jonee
Rev. Ransom y. Nichos has rented
bungalow on East Commerce stree;
Mrs Upham and daughter. Caroline
Of Milwaukee. Wisconsin. are visiting
Nj. and Mrs. Clarence Raymond.
Edward VI. Boyd % Rut,>dee, Pa.
spent the weekend with his mother
Mrs. Mary l. Boyd
Mss Sarah Z. Pratt o: Atlanta
City. y. J.. is visiting Misc Berths
Smithers.,
Ny. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Grieves o
Bethieaem. Pa. are visiting Mr.. an
Mrs II. B. Grieves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
RICHARDSON PARK NOTES.

Richardson Park. Dec. Glowing
70 the closing OF the school the tickets
emitting the children 10 the Com
munlty Christmas treat OF the Five
Points Ciyics Association were not
distributed By the TEACHERS. As a re-
suit the tickets will be distributed 10
the homes Of the children by older
children tomorrow.
The Five Pointe Civ!cs Association
will hold ito sem. monthly meeting
tonight in the Community Building
Various matters such as street i'm
provements. school and additional fire
plugs In Ashley and the other suburbs
will be DISCUSSED.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Thomas Meredith Prepares a
Report Of the Finances
Of Kent County.

Grec,Ai Correspondence Everv EvsniaG
Dover. Dec. County Comptroller
Thomas Meredith has prepared the
following report for the year ended
Novsmher 10:
Ralance. December l. 1921. s27.sei-
%
Total receipts. including fees from
county Offices. county taxes and bal
sncs. ss5Sa6s.3<.
Expenditures. including the cost OF
county government. salaries OF coun-
Is officials and assistants, court ex-
pcnses. appropriations 10 Mothers
Pension and industrial schools. board
Of pri~on.ss q, the New Castle comfy
workhouse. etc. Sie7. so2.s7.
Rslance In general fund. December
/. 1899. $50. 76o.67.
Incollccied taxes. SAL .0s333.
Bonded indebtedness. 330,so5.ls.
state aid road fund. including State
anprOprlaiion balance available for
roads. etc.. seos.27aSo: TO amount by
Kent county. ssSo.2Ts.5o: 70 amour,
by state highway Department. SEA-
OOo ~ amount due from state High
way department 57.2735o; leaving
halanc, o, ssso.27sSo.
Total Indebtedness. Including State
highway bonded Indebtedness. $'ss.'
600
Good roads ,ccount. receipts. Ss3,'
So 80. expenditures. $2<.,AS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton. Nd. Dec 22.-whiie board
ing a moving train yesterday Julian
p Brown. aged 80 years Eel and had
= leg crushed
The Ninth District Farmers Club
has elected the following officers
President. Ralph Wilson; vice-presi-
dent. D. p. Mcdowell; treasurer. How
ard Brown: recording secretary. Mrs
Eugene England financial secretary,
Mrs. Elisha Kirk.
Narrage Licenses were granted yes
;erday 10 William A. Mars OF Newark
and Edith VI. Laird OF Elkton: G.
Raymond Shea and Leola Akers OF
Rising Sun and Howard A I.oller and
Ethel NJ Pippln OF Ea-leville.
Due TO defective indictment. SIX
charges against Leo Mccarthy OF
Perryyille. accused OF making book or
races. have been Quasned by state;
Attorney WsrbuTton.
Lynden g. Kiber has assumed the
management Of the Cecil hotel a.
North Eest.
MIR. :. r. Johnson has sold hel
house a. Port Deposit, TO Dr. @. "A
Richards and removed TO Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
CHRISTMAS IN FEDERALsDURG

fredericksburg. Nd. Dec. 22-The
Womans Club of fredericksburg 10
again at the head Of a movement for
n community Christmas tree. IL will
be planted on Bank street near Main
and will be topped with a cross and
decorated with many colored lamps.
all lighted by electricity. The weather
permitting. Christmas carols will be
sung around the tree during Christ =
mas week. On Sunday evening. a
Christmas community service will be
held In the Masonic Temple. beginning
NJ 6.45. Christmas carols will be sung
and appropriate addresses made by
the pastors Of the town.
On Tuesday afternoon. December IS
the Sunday school Of Union Methodist
Episcopal church will assemble In tho
Temple for their Christmas entertain
ment. Games will be played. carols
sung. and presents given to the chill
dren.
The banking house which Is beinI
erected by the First National Banh
of fredericksburg. Is nearly inciosed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
NEWARK NEWS NOTES.
Male Members Of sbyterian Church
Heats 10 Women's Auxiliary.

Hoets TO W0mens Auxuery.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Dec. 22.-The men Of tho
Baraca Class Of the Presbyterian
Church gave dinner Tuesday night
fcssor Harold r.. Tiffany was chair
man OF the committee that arranged
the affair.
Stanley r. Twocs who graduated
from the University OF Delaware last
June stopped In Newark yesterday 20
see some OF his old friends while on
MS way to, his home In Camden, ". J.
fwoes IL teaching science and mathe-
matics mt the MasSanutten Military
Academy. Woodstock. Va.
The social service committee OF the
Newark New Century Club gave i,r
third Christmas party TO the members
OF the Rehabilitation Division Of the
University OF Delaware last night. TIL,
AFFAIR was held at the club house and
everyone had a pleasant evening.
Mies Edith NJ. Laird and William A
Mars. both OF Newark. were married
Wednesday afternoon at Elkton los
the Rev. John McElmoyle.
Tho high school students gave ,bei,
Christmas entertainment In the Opert
House yesterday afternoon.
| This afternoon all the pupils Of IN.
local public schools will be the guest,
OF Samuel J. Wrigh. NJ n movie shov
Fat the Opera House.
Mrs. John ID. Richie. OF Wilmington
and Mr.. and Mre. Charles Horn, A,
Rehoboth. have been guests % Mr.. sn,
Mrs l.. X Bowen.
Miss Janet Hardle. OF PHILADELPHIA
IL the guest Of Mrs. William J. Ro
wan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-22
roRr NJ PONr PERSONALS.

Delaware City. De-. s?.-Sergesnt
Nicholas kramer. Company A. has
been granted a furlouEh OF 40 days
which he will spend with relatives at
EcntiyVili.. Pa.
Corporal Gearge W. Nugent- COM
pany Y. has been honorably. discharged
from IN. service after ;he completion
90 one year enlistment period. Mr.
Nugent VII make hi. home with rela-
t.,cs al Bronx. y. Y.
First Lieutenant Albert G. Mat
thcvs. Corps 81 Engineers. has been
admitted 20 the station hospital where
DO viii undergo treatment. Lieutenant
Matthews - agent finance officer for
ih.s station and Fort Mott. y. J.
stan Sergeant Daniel J. Collins,
Company A. has been granted a fur
,oush % lo days which he Will spend
with relatives a. BOSTON. Mass.
Private John + Stilley. OF VIII
ulnston. hsVins enlisted for services
with the FIRST Engineers has been as
sgned Co company e for duty.
Private john Dunbar oaartermas-
t.r u tschmcnt has been granted a
iufloush % DAYS which he vii
curing m. holidays.
Private Benjamin T. kivitz. Head
quarters and Service Company. ma,
returned 90 duty with his organization
sitef spending several days In M
station hospital where ne was under
..uIng n. atment az q patient.
Major Roger g. Powell. Corps o
Lnslneers. commanding ofioer o
uu du pont and Port Mott. y. J
spent a few days in Washington. Z
o. fnls week on oflcisi business.
Private Leaviit sampson. quarter
master Dets hment. mas been era nte
DBL furlougn - 70 days which ne vi
s.r,ud with relatives al New Rcchell'
The many friends a. thls station q
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Mar
freeman will To- Interested IN know
..s that they have arrived safely q
honolulu. ilawilan Islands. which /
.. b, their future station.
private Harry Dennis lI9jh Com
Iani Coast Artillery COrps has bee
sranted a furlough Of 10 days whic
l. VIII spend visiting relatives an
.rsnds al Wilmington.
The cooks and assistant cooks
Dompsny - are very busiiy engage
lI preparing the Christmas feas
company ID ~ noted for excellei
,hrlstmas and Thanksgiving dinner
This Christmas viii be the first OF
company ID has spent in the Unite
Stat.s since 1915. having been II
~ 90 the Flrst Engineers TO be with
drawn from IA. Army Of Occupatio
Germany.
Private nrst class Hershel r. Me
t.t Company o. hss been granted 3
,Nteus.on ~ 10 days on his 80 da!
fIrluugh. and will spend same Wi
relatives in Kentucky during the hol
Gays
corporal John IOiIsa. Company
spend "Wednesday In PHILADELPHIA
shopping Corporal HOligs II 70
discharged from the Army in Jan
sry.