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REWARD!

The undersigned will pay a reward
Of s25 go for the return Of the stolen
property listed below or proof to com
vict the guilty party or parties. The
following material was stolen from
my gin house: One sfnch BELT, ~
feet long: one s-incb belt, 81 feet
long; one s-tnch belt, 2s feet long;
all leather. Eight inch belt new,
Others been used some.
= W. D. LAIRD.s
Swansea. S. c. rE II 81
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Light Heart Goes With Innocence
Light-heartedness IS the gay com
nanion Of innocence; aa5 when dn-
nocence goes, the soon zip off to-
gether looking for sofrsLn,rg young
er.-Sir J. NJ. Barrie.
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SALE OF LONG LEAF
YELLOW PINE TIMBER

I offer for private sale about "a
acres Of long leaf yellow pine timber,
thickly growing on tract Of ~ acres
belonging to the estate Of Quinton
Kelsler in school district No. s in
Priceville about six miles from Gil
bert. >>s:
Apply to the undersigned.
%2t-p- G.. F. KEISLER.
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RURAL ROUTE EXTENDED

Washington, D. c.. Dec. 5.-Con-
gressman H. p. Fulmer has been ad.
vised by the post office department
that Rural Route No. from Swan
sea will be extended so as to be o,
benefit to fourteen additional fam
lilies, the service to begin December
Is.
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DEBTORS AND +.
CREDITORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned have been appointed have
duly qualified. and are now the ad.
ministrators Of the estate Of r. Har-
ris Shull, deceased. All persons in
debted to the estate of the sasd J &.
Harris shun are her"by sequ!rA to
make payment to the undersigned.
and all' persons having claims orsde-
nands 4kainst said estate viii }pAase
file the same. duly itemised :|and
verified, with the undersigned.
n. F. SKULL,
A. HARPER sHULL
Administrators OF the estate vof J.
Harris shuil. deceased.
New Breokland, 8. c.. Dee. -. 81
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DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS NOTICE

{;Eotice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has been dull: appointed
has duly qualified, and is now the
administrator Of the estate Of J. w.
Gregory, deceased. ALI lersons n
debted to the estate of the said J.
w. Gergory are hereby required to
make payment to TIE undersigned,
and all persons having claims against
said estate will please file the same,
duly itemized and verified, with the
undersigned.
= N. P. GREGORY,
Administrator.
:. New Brookland, S. c., Dec. 13. 81
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GINNING-After December 2s we
will close our gin down for the
season. Until then we will run on
Fridays only. Lexington Gin Com
pany. 's1-
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Married at the Methodist parson-
sass in Lexington Sunday morning,
December 10th, at 1890, Rev. H. a.
Whitten. officiating Miss Eunice
Isaphart Of the ST. Jehn's couaman-
81 and Geo. NJ. shealy Of Lexngte n !.
cangratulationa and, best wishes are
I IN order.
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Hint for An,aseur Painters.

Hint for Amateur Painters.
& When painting or vanishing soft
wood, always first paint the wood
with shellac, and let it dry before
painting or vanishing: This saves
about half the paint and gives a
much harder and smoother surface
to the wood. & !
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CLERKS Sale

CLERKS sale
State of South Carol.1a, County of
Lexington .-court Of Common
Pleas.
Annie c., Shuler. Plaintiff, vs.. Eliza
beth Corinne Slsuls-, ct al. De-
fendants.
By virtue of authority vested in me
by Order Of the. Corr, IN The above
entitled Cause. Il vii. sell before the
Court House door in Lexins on, S. c.,
at public auction 20 the highest bid
der, during the legal hours Ut sale on
the first Monday "a January next, the
same being the first day OF said
month, the folloN ing described real
estate. to-wit
Tract No. I, Containing two
hundred twenty five and #one-half
(225.5) acres. bounded on she north
by lands OF Ollie Bowie, on the east
by lands OF W. "a kzer,;on the
southeast by lands OF sn Bouknight
and Henry corley, from which it is
separated bS a road. en the south
west by the Bush River Road, and
on the northwest BY lands Of Mrs. Ell
.len Witt and lands of:t1e estate of
charleton Addy-S
Tract No. .. Containing sixty.nine
and three -tenthss $50 a-fo1 acres:
bounded on the northeast oy iands of
Mrs. Ellen Witt and BY tract No. j !:
on the southeast by tract No. 8; on
the south and sou thwest by lands Of
i. A. Dreher; ard on the west and
northwest by lands OF II shu.er.
Tract No. 8 Containing tWo hun-
sdred five and eight tsntss (205.S}
acres, bounded ton he northeast BY
the Bush River Road which sepa-
sfates it. from Trac: On the
southeast BY tract No. acd by sa-
sIuda River; on go. est by
lands Of psess and on the
mort awes prehe.
Tract NO :.s
s7gsraet I'D. aeigisssr
siiyeand xstsatfis ts5.ss aeres.
bounded On the nor f:beaa by the Bush
River Road: on t,se southeast by
Tract No. s; on the south BY Salnda
River; and on the west by Tract No.
8.
Tract No. s.. Containing ninety
Eight and three-tenthz tss.23 acres,
bounded on the nor1a=as by the
Bush River Road; 90 the southeast
by tract No. 6; on nathe soutnw sst by
saluda River; and On. tne 2Sor Invest
by Tract No. A..
/ Tract No. 6: Containing ainety-
one and one-half (9:.s} acres,
bounded on the northeast by the
Bush River Road; cn tie southeast
by Tract No. Z; on the southwest by
Saluda River; and or the northwest
by Tract No. S.
Tract No. q: Containing forty
three and three-tenth9 (sS.3( acres
bounded on the northeast by the
Bush River Road; or the southeast
by lands of J. A. BYRD on the south
west by Saluda River, and or the
northwest by Tract No. c.
This is the estate lands of z. S.
Shuler, deceased, as s:,hdivided un-
der Order Of Court by the con2Ynis-
,sioners appointed herejn. PAT Sicw-
ing the subdivisions is now or tic in
the office Of Clerk Of Court. -
Terms Of Sale: One fourth cash
balance on a. credit Of one, TWO aad
three years, to be secured by the
bond, Of the purchaser arG the mort
gage 81 the premises with !nteres,
from date Of sale%at the rate Of e:sn:
pr cent per annum, the mortgage
is to contain the usual clause ss 70
attorneys fees.~ Purchaser 30 pay FOX
air papers. revenue stamps ard re,
cording fees. :: ri ~, +,
H. Il. HARMON,
ciefK ot couyt,
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TRESPAsS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not
to ftrespass on the lands Of the un-
dersigned by hunting, hauling wood.
straw, or otherwise. The law will be
strictly enforced. -
!: s. Id. CROSS
MRS. S. M GROSS.
H. A. MEETzE.
MRS. H. A. NEETZE.
-; G. JACOB LINDLER.
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j., EF1RD & CARROLL.
= y, ", =.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Dec. 18th, 1922 :

GINN1NG-After Deeember re ~e
will close our gin aowp for ;he
season. Until then Vi will run On
Fridays only. Lexington Gin Cor
panE-'
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s.or,,, ,..-as ry%E<9pT 1trA!s


Sunday school at 1000 A. A.
Mr. 2 n. Barre, Gupt. Of Sunday
School.
Divine services at iI:oo a. ia aiio
700 D. m.
The morning theme Oh Sunday, De-
camber the 18th, will be: Trials vi
Faith :" The evening theme Will De:
Goods knowledge OF Man Is Not
limited ~. To all the services the
nublic is most cordially invited.
ARTHUR B. OBENSCHAIN,
Pastor.
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Es3iliirssllxe II evening. Decem-
st seven O'Clock Rev. Il J.
hitten fffcsssins. Miss Robbie
Elose Hook. eldest daughter Of Mr..
sazd mrs Robert Hock OF New Brook
land. and Mr. Il. ". Marchaas Of
New Brookland Their many friends
sxtead eensratnla sians and best
wishes.
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ssssa e Irs Sarah Stray. beloved wife OF
~ EdwarA sseay. died at her
home near Lexxinston on November
20. aged s. years. months and 8
Edass She was baptised in infancy
~sIpd it "A sarly age confirnaed q
sznbes of Zion zysnEeiical Lnth-
go church e, sslich vows she re-
Is,ainsd faithful ain sesth She was
sasient Is saffe fering1 and we trust died
$ sith Il Jesus Christ,
And that she hAins trecd from sur
! saEtng she rests swell
.S she leaves % mourn their loss
ich swe trust is her eternal gain, q
sl,nsbssd, three children, one ds4ugh-
tsssr ana two spns. I2 grand children
md cns brot May
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TRESPASS NOT. .CE

TRESPASS NOTICE 80
All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass on the lands Of the under
signed by fishing, hunting, or other
wise, under penalty Of the law, which
will be strictly enforced against all
violations Of this notice. This
property is situated near Pelion, s. c..
- Mrs. L. H. Fort, Owner.
>" C.. NJ = Asbill, Leese.
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CHANCE TO BUY SMALL FARM b.
/ will sell small farms on long tiihe
and easy terms to working farrnert L
Will cut the land to suit. Near Raj
road station and schoei. In eWestsfG
Fairfield. Healthy. s;'E t;s*S'';s;. ~;
JOHN =: McMAHAN, '
At Columbia, s.. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

3. For your Christmas goods : DON
forget to visit J. T. Berry at B~aa;
sea. "
Fruits, candies and everything GOOD
for Christmas. You, will find at J. r.
Berry's store at Swansea
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FOR SALE-Four Poland China big
bone, te weeks old. $3.50 each. en-
titled to registration; also several
fattened hogs weighing about zoo
lbs. ready for killing. Apply to o
c.. Price, Gilbert. s. G. Rt. Q. 2tp
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Standard goode % all kinds alright
2f4cee at the Stretch Your Dime;
store Of J. T. Berry at Swansea, g..
e. ~
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Toys and Christmas sifss for the
children. old folks and sweethearts
30 SEQ the stock at J. T. Besry's q,
SWSnSeA.t -: -.
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NOTICE OF AssuAE MEETING
OF COUNTY BoARD D OF COM:
uSsIONFRS. 4
Columbia s. c..

The anhua, meeting Of thy County
Board Of Commissioners wtlllb be held
in 'ae supervisors office on Thugs
day after tie nrst Monday d Jsgu-
AIRY. 1898. " parties holding de-
mands ,asa3nas {.he county VIZ file
the same In the efece OF the 6unty
Supervisor by or before thss1st day
OF January A. o.. lsss 80 as to
have the same examined at said an
nual meeting.
J. BROOKS wINGARD.
,4w Clerk OF the Co. Board.
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OLD SAWS made CIT like new. Cross
cut saws, hand saws. All work
guaranteed. North Depot street..
near Rauch's stables. Reuben D.
Harman.
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FOR sALE--A good two-horse farm
adjoining lands of st. Paurs
church, Hollow Creek. Apply ito
Henry s. Sease, Gilbert. s. G.. 3tp
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New Brookland, S. c.. Dec 13. 81
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4t-c.-b to c. m. a.
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DEBTORS AND

CREDITORS kOTlCE
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5-3I|IT
w AM IL ADS

BUSINESS GIRL
worth $4,000. Wants kind help
ing husband. Write quick for
standing picture and description.
Box 223, Los Angeles, Calf. ftp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31

This remarkable statement was made
by Mrs J. W. Cooley, OF 90I La Grange
street, Toledo. o., when The Plant
Juice Man was in that city for brief
visit recently. Continuing Mrs.
Cooley said:
''ln addition 20 the catarrhal trouble
] suffered from awful pains in my back
and side and my stomach was in terrible
condition ] bloatcd so badly that |
would be compelled 10 loosen my
clothing TO ease the pain and suffering.
"Since have taken Plant Juice those
awful pains in my back and side have
completely disappeared. In tact, Plant
Juice has improved me generally but
the most surprising thing is the way it has
relieved my catarrh. | was growing
more rapidly deaf each day but one day,
shortly after ! started taking Plant
Juice, | was suddenly startled and sur
prised to hear st. Mary's Church bells
ringing something had not been able
to hear for a long, long time--and then,
after that, found that could also hear
the clock strike.
II am so thankful to Plant Juice and |
gladly recommend it to everybody who
| suffers as | did as q wonderful medicine
and one that does all and more than is
claimed"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by T.. Challenger
d Son; in Newport by G. b. White; in
Newark by W. l.. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Dover to Plant Forty Trees In
Observance Of Arbor and
Bird Day, April 7.
WARM WELCOME TO PASTOR

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Seaford, March 3l.-Blades and Ep-
worth Churches. Wednesday evening
gave their pastor. Rev. II. Ward Mills,
a very cordial reception on his return
from Conference. The affair was given
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Blades Church. and was
held at the parsonage.
Albert *. Riggin. superintendent OF
the Blades Sunday school. made tho
address OF welcome In which he spoke
In terms OF approval OF tho faithful
and good work done by the pastor In
the past. and extended pledges ofNloy-
atty and hearty cooperation. The
pastor responded by saying greater
responsibilities faced the church now
than ever. but II they would be loyal
TO God ~ would mean this year would
be the greatest In their history.
Music was furnished by tho choir
refreshments were served and a very
delightful evening was spent.
The new church will be opened FOR
service on sunday. April 9. and plans
are being made 10 hold the dedication
services on Sunday. juno is. at which
service all the pastors who have
served the church Will be invited e
be present and assist In the dedication
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
DOVER TO PLANT TREES.

Dover. March SILT IL proposed 10
make Arbor Day. April Z, an eventful
one in Dover, by planting trees on the
new athletic field. on the elite pur-
chased by tho Dover Board of Educa-
ton several years ago for a new
school building. Trees for planting
have been donated by tho Harrison
Nurseries OF Berlin. Md. having been
secured through the efforts of Henry
Il. Jones. president OF Dover Chamber
Of Commerce.
II Is planned 10 have combination
civic and school parade. starting al
$50 In the afternoon TO the school site
end there. in connection with tn,
planting OF the trees have short nd.
| dresses by prominent citizens. Forty
trecs will he planted
Read Parcel Post ads in Ever,
Evening. Saturday-Special Offering.
for out OF town buyers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, March 31.-Joseph A.
Johnson. aged so years. died. Tues
day. at his home near Newmarket
between Milton and Milford. Funeral
services were held this afternoon al
o'clock and interrnent made IN
Lincoln cemetery
Mrs. Estella ID. Warrington, daugh-
ter OF late Albert J. Johnson. and
Wilbur T. Cooper. both residing near
Harbeson. We're married. Wednesday
night. al First Methodist Protestant
parsonage. Georgetown. by Rev. John
T. Bailey.
Clerk Of the Peace Frank w Law
son has issued marriage licenses 70
Miss Mabel A. Dobson. daughter OF
John S. Dobson. Millsboro. and John
ID. Gray. OF FELTON,, son OF Albert /
Gray OF Mt. Pleasant. this State;
Miss Annie Chalmers OF Bridgeville
daughter OF Andrew Chalmers. oi
Philadelphia. and Frank Williams o.
near Bridgeville.
In order to have place that /.
centrally located. so that the county
machinery and equipment may b,
stored and easily obtained by the roac
men from different parts of the county
the Levy Court is planning 10 buy
the large barn and land adjoining
between Pine and Market streets
from Mrs. Alice J. Truitt. The pur.
chase price is to be $1,000.
( Read Parcel Post ads. In Every
/ Evening. Saturday-Special Offering,
/ for out Of town buyers-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
ARRANGING ROAD MATTERS.

Scaford, March 3l-The members OF
the Seaford and Blades City Councils
met with w W. Mack. an engineer
from the State Highway Commissions
office. Dover. Wednesday night. In re-
gard 10 the right of way for laying
concrete on Front street. Seaford. and
ON the principal street of Blades. Sea-
ford Council granted the right Of way
Co the commission. signing articles 20
this effect.
Engineer Mack Will meet with the
Blades Council again today. when he
he expects to set signatures for the
right Of way through Blades.
Some agitation had been caused here
over a rumor that the Highway Com
mission intended building the George
town Laurel connecting link before
starting ON the ScafoTd- Bridgeville
and Seat rd Blades connecting links
hut Engineer Mack Informed represen-
tatives OF the Seaford Merchants As
sociatiou who were present that the
rumor must be without foundation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
DELAWARE CITY NEws.

Rev. and Mrs. II. &. Pitzer enter
tanned, last evening. Rev. William
Leishman. pastor OF Eastlake Pres
byterian Church. Wilmington.
Mrs. Herbert Bentley. entertained
friends at shad dinner at her home
on Clinton street. last evening. Tn,
shad was sent TO Mrs. Bentley from
Virginia by her father.
Mrs. Charles jefferson Is I'll at her
home on Jefferson street.
Mrs. ]. Jefferson OF Chesapeake
City. Md, is here for n. week with
Miss Lydia Broadway.
Rain caused the postponencnt OF
the baseball game scheduled for yes
terday afternoon between the Della
ware City high school and Cooks All.
Stars The game viii be played mex
Tuesday.
A play entitled Clubbing TIus
hand was given by the ladies o.
Red Lion, last evening for the bene
ut OF the NJ. l.. Church. The perform
ance Melted about sl2o.
A large truck owned by the Bus,
Line OF Wilmington. while returning
from n downstate trip. collided with
Ford touring car at Ciark's Corner
Tuesday evening. The truck was dis
abled and the driver was compelle,
20 return 10 Wilmington for assist
ance. The Ford car WAS not badl,
damaged
Services IN Christ Episcopal Church
Sunday. will be: Morning. SIS O'Clock
holy communion, administered b
Rev. Joseph II. carp. II o'clock. Sun
day school; s.<5 o'clock. services 4
charge OF Rev. Mr.. carp.
Mn. John Todd OF Greenwood 1
here visiting her parents. Rev. an
Mrs. l.. w. Layfeld-
The I.enten cottage prayerIneeting
OF the Presbyterian Church for mex
week Will be as follows: Tuesday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. Frank Be
vile; Wednesday evening. Mr. an
Mrs. W. L. Reybold: Thursday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. John Schunder
Friday evening, Mr.. annd Mrs. Fran
Schunder.
Several yachts. after wintering I
Florida and other southern State
passed through the canal, yesterda
for northern ports.
! Read Parcel Post ads. in Ever
Evening. urday-Special ofrerins
for out OF town buyers-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
DEATHS.

COLON Mxrch 20. Eleanor Coll NEE
Canning, OF Wilmington. Del. wife OF
Francis J Coll
Due notice OF the funeral from her late
residence $500 North Broad street
CLARKE this city on March 81. 1922
Mary f. widow OF Jerome b. Clark
aged s5 years
Relatives aud friend. nre invited 20 al
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF her daughter Mrs. Roland A. Harris
3Oi East Twenty-sccond street. on Mon
day Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
private
DURNEY-In this city on March 80.
1922 samuel Durney. aged SO years
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral from his late residence
1927 West Third street. on Monday morn
ing ~ y @ clock Solemn requiem mass a,
50 Paul's Church interment at Cattle
drsl cemetery. Please omit flowers
RAINEY-At New Castle Del on March
40, 1922. William b. husband OF Mar.
garet kalney. In his fist year.
helatlves friends and members OF Abel
phia Lodge. No. rs. X. OF p. and Semi
mole Tribe. No. 40. l. o. R M. are In.
vited 20 attend the funeral services a.
his late residence. No 40 The Strand
90 Saturday afternoon. April J. at I
o'clock Interment At New Castle NJ
E. cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
TO ASK MORE ROAD BIDS

Dover, March S1.-The State High
way Department has announced an
other letting OF bids. being the third
elnce March 1, for improved highways
in different parts OF the State, as fol-
lows:
Contract CN%. b.197 miles. Glas-
gow-Bear Station. New Castle county;
contract CS-1b, OIL miles. through
Mill>boro. Sussex county: contract
CS-17. 3,33 miles. Coltesbury Church
Coverdale's Y Roads. Sussex county;
contract No. 46. 1.65 miles, Camden
Cooper's Corner. Kent county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
Interesting Specials Offered Saturday, for
Those Who Wish to Make Their Easter Costume

Beautiful Silk and Cotton
Shantung in so shades, sport
and staple: excellent values, for,
dresses. waists, sport skirting,
mems shirts. kimonoS. drapery>
and children's wear: 50 inches
wide and offered at SEC yard.
Handsome White. Pink and
Flesh Batiste. suitable for I'M
derwear and nlghtieS; very fine
quality material; offered at 29c
yard.
Beautiful Silk and Cotton
Canton Crepe, 50 inches wide;
80 shades, suitable for under
wear, kimonos, dresses, etc; Of
fered at 39c yard.
Exquisite white heavy weight
Shantung. suitable for sport
wear, etc; 81 inches wide: Of
fered special at $3.50 yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31

II no urges the people OF this State,
To especially recall the sacrifices made
by those who died and those who SUI
fered In the World War.
Let this day be observed through
out tho State" says the proclamation
by appropriate services In all church
cs. bells be tolled Mt intervals between
and 4 p. m; and fiags displayed Mt
half-mast during the day"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
MARRIED IN PHILADELPHIA.

s~aford. March sl-Rrooks l.. Ross.
con OF Colonel James J. Ross. and a
era ndson NJ ak governor William Il.
Ross. and Miss Hattie Z Young, Of
Philadelphia, were quietly married.
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, IN
Holy Trinity Church. Philadelphia. by
the rector. Rev. Floyd .Tomkins.
After spending a day In New York
City the couple Will return 20 Seaforc
tonight and VIII occupy the old gov
srnor's rnane.on on the firm o; the
bridegroon's father.
Read Paroe, Poss ads. IN Every
Evening. saturday-Spcciai offerings
for out O. town buy.rs-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED.

Smyrna, March 3l.-Big Oak school
house about three miles from Smyrna
WAS burned to the ground. Tuesday
night. The school was modern
country building but had not been
used for the past three years, since
the new hcnool law abolished the
schools In rural districts. The fire
was supposed to be of incendiary
origin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
TWO NEW BUS LINES.

Dover. March 31.-Two new bus
lines out Of Dover have been started
one running TO Frederick and Milford
the other to Wilmington, via Newark
Two trucks in the morning and two
in the afternoon will leave here for
Wilmington snd Newark. The VIII
mington line is under the direction OF
a. c. Stiltz. OF Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-31
ORAT0RICAL CONTEST.

Newark. March 81 There was q
busy time al the local New Century
Club last night From to o'clock a
platter supper was given FOR the hcuc-
At OF the library. followed by the high
school defamation contests 10 selcc,
high school orators who will repre-
sent this school IN the county contest
After the oratortcM contests there WA
dancing.
/ The winners OF the contest were
Mildred Major. first: Emma Lovett
second and Hannah Linda, third.