The Newark Post VOLUME XIX NEWARK, DELAWARE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9,1928 Council Refuses To NUMBER 15 Ruth Phelps Takes Armstrong Exonerated Senior Play Tickets Re-Open Discussion State Essay Prize Two Drys Named For Frank Collins Goes Ruth Phelps, of the Newark High Dry Law Quiz Comm. School, was the winner in the In Fatal .Accident Are .Sel1ing Rapidly Of Sewer Accounts State-wide essay contest held in . Dr. G. Layton Griel', of Mil.Iol'd, To Nat. Convention the N ewal:k Schoo l a uditorium, last Coroner'. Jury Finds Him Blame- "The Whole Town's Talkinr" to a nd former Judge . Willia m H. Council Vote. 4 to 2 Arainlt Further Friday afte1'l1 oon, on " Outlaw Vial' ·Boyce, of Dovel', both prominent Aft. Delaware Delegate Treaties." Her subject was, "The Ie .. in 'Accident Causing Death be Pre.ented by High School dl'Ys, have been named membe l's of Consideration After It I. Petitioned: . United States and World Peace." I a committee to supervi se the co m­ of Jea~~ud.on Students Friday Night I IJil at i.on of the answers to t he Elected at State Democratic Conven Herbert McWalter, of Cla ymont, Signers Hold Meeting In Wolf Hall questionna ire sent out two week's I was second. Others in the contest tion, Held Yesterday; Platform At a coroner's inquest, held Monday Dr. George Rhodes, who is handling ago by P . 'S. du Pont for t he Dela­ were : Elsie Massey, of Laurel, and night in the office of Robert T. Jones, the ticlfive years, of the meeting that litig ation was . a .from such a high army official.. Gen- star ted on the r oof f rom sparks f r om the American Chemical Society has Street on Program; Suit Entered jlo. ~ ibl e outcome of the matter. eral Ely wa s acco mpanied by Major a defective chimney. conducted their Essay Contest for The petition presented to the Coun- E . Audrey, also of Governor's Island, Third Meeting May 25 At Sali.- The fire had caught on t he shingles high and setrondar y school students Arainst Town; Legion Asks ci l I'ead as follows : who recently made the annual inspec- bury; Have Secured Promi. of the roof and had eaten its way with funds which have been provided For Room Petition tion of the local R. O. T. C. unit. He through to the raf ters of the third ' through the generosity of Mr. and _ _ To the Co uncil of Newark: was met on his arrival in Newa rk byl nent Speakers floo r before it was di scovered and an Mrs. Francis P. Garvan of New York. At the r egul a r monthl y meeting of Il'hel'eus, prior to the Annexation of Major Robert P . Glassburn, Major --- a larm so unded. The Fire Company Prizes of $20 in gold are awarded t he Co u'ncil of Newark, held Monday the new ly acquired area to the town Arthur R. Underwood and Captain K. The t hird annual meet ing of the made a ra pid run to the fire and soon for t he best essays written on each of nig ht, Mayor F r azer presented a of Ne war k, the Council of the "Coun­ G. Whittemor e, all of t he regular I Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shor e Associa- had three streams on the blaze, which the s ix designated subjects, in each street improvement program of $90,­ cil of Newark" and t he property army and instructor s of the R. O. tion will be held Friday, May 25th, in quickly checked it. of the States and the District of. Co l- 000 which he suggested be co mpleted ow ners of the said Annex came t.) T. C. the Ball Room of the Wicomico Hotel, The damage to the house 'has not umbia , and in Alaska Il nd Hawaii as this year. The streets included in this certain agreements regarding the part On his a rrival General Ely was at Salisbury. a s yet .been p"timated, but part of the a unit, a nd Porto Rico and the Phil- progr am are ' Main street, Orchard (Co ntinued on Page 10.) taken for a call on Dr. Walter Hul- The morning session will convene at roof a nd rafters will have to be re- ippines as a unit. Certificates of Row a nd P ark a venue. While the es­ lihen, president of the University, at ten o'clock and will be devoted large- placed, and bedding, books a nd papers Honorable Mention are awarded for timates of the engineer call f or an the latter's office, where he also met Iy to business which will include an were dilmaged by water. the s.econd best essays on each of the expenditure of $90,000, it was pointed No Changes Expected several other members of the faculty. address by the president, Dr. G. tay- Chicken B!luse Burned six topics. out that improvemll nts already con- The General then r eviewed the bat- ton Grier ; a r eport by t he Executive The first prize winners in the State structed and paid for would p robabl y In Newark Schools talion on the campus. This inspection Director, Dr. Franklin B. Bomberger; Yesterday morning, the Aetna Com- and Territorial Contests are eligible bring t he cost down to $75,000, and was followed by luncheon in Old Col- depa rtn:tenta'l reports from the Traf- pany was called to the farm of Harry to compete in the National Contest. Mayor F razer stated that he could lege Hall, which was attended by the fic and Transportation Bureau, Adver- Swayne, near Appleton to fight a fire Six scholarships to Yale University, promise $75,000 f or street improve­ School Board Reappoints t:ntire cadet officers in addition to the regu- tising and Publicity Bureau and Mar- in a chicken house. When the firemen Vassar College, or other institutions, ments this year. Staff; School Placed on Honor Li.t lar army officers present. General keting Bureau. a r rived they found that a small chick- with tuition fees and $500 annually, The itemized specifications a nd esti- Ely gave a short talk to the cadet Following the presentation of re- en house a nd a small brooder were for four years, will be awarded to the ma tes, which wer e f urnished by A. H . At the regular meeting of the officers. ~~:t~~nt~i~u~~r~!~i:~~a~n~f t~ee ~ : :~~ ~~~c t!~:~y t~~~~!i S ~~:it~Ya:~:t~::~~ prize ~~::;i~~:;~: ~:~~n1a~.)contest ~::~~~:\;;g~~ e;~lI !:s :t';a~~l;n O~~ Board of E ducation, Newark Special During the inspection, the second ing opened to discussion by the mem- saving other buildings from the fi; e. chard Row, $28,612; paving South School Di strict, held in the school platoon of Company A was judged bel'S. An address will follow by an - • • ANNUAL OUTING OF SONS College avenue from t he present pav- Office, last Wednesday night, the en­ the best platoon in the unit, and f or D I· AdD d . t th P I eminent speaker on community co- ere ICts n rUI· S OF DELAWARE, MAY 19 1I1g 0 e ennsy vania tracks, $31,- tire staff of th E! Newark schools was this honor, cadet Lieutenant J. F. operation as applie~ to the Peni~sula. . 000; paving Park Place f rom Orchard reappointed for the coming year. Wright was awarded a sabre. Last C Ott ' 11 b d d' Hold "Tap Da'y" Sat. ~he Sons of . Delaw a l' ~ WIll hold Row to Sout h College avenue, $8, 61 ; Con tracts wi ll be offero!d all the pres­ week cadet Captain J. F . Gordy, com- omml _!les WI e name Irectly theIr annual outIng and dInner at the before the noo n adJ'ournment to pre- U · . f I I paving Park avenu e f rom South Co l- Ie nt teachers on the staff. There are manding Co mpany A, was awarded a pare resolutions and nominations for ____ nIverslty o. ? e aware on Sat urd?y, lege avenue to Academy street no I changes anticipated now. Company A won the drill the election of officers. They will hold Senior And Sophomore Honorary ray also the d.ay set $9,991 ; resurfacing Main street, ~~ ~;e =~ ~ ~. or t~' ~hl S I~ aS I~ e $ 10 ,~ I M U ~ic Week is being obser ved this group meetings during the lunch hour. W ~ C alYI ay exercIses at t e 000 ; improving the drain age on Main week 111 lhe Newark schools with an Societies Notify Candidate. Of omen s 0 ege. t t t f E lkt d $ 0 assembly ever y day at which musical ACCUSED, ACCUSER FINED The afternoon session will open The program for the da is as fol- s ree, e ~s 0 on roa, 1, 00. programs a re given. At the assembly, with the election of officers including Their Election; 24 lows : May Day f estival a~ Women's These ~st."n at es were m ~ d e on the use Chi ef of P olice Keeley a rrested a president, county vice-presidents C II 230 t ddt' b b II of Aml eslte for t he pav1l1g and resur- today , members of the ca st of the Andrew Archer, colored, on Monday "Tapped" 0 ege, : s a n .ar Ime ; ase a f acing. and member s of the Board of Gover- game at Frazer Field, at 3, between I t . t d t h b' se nio l' play gave excerpts from the morning on complaint of Hampden prodUction. nors. The Governors are elected two --- the Ursinus Colleg e and Delaware was pOln e ou t at cur II1 g Ta ylor , colored, that Archer had been for each county and additional mem- The Derelicts and Druids, Senior C II t b t' t h C tha t has already been constructed and A Queen of the May is to be chosen d"unk, di sorderly, and had threatened o ege earns ; anque 111 e. ?m- pa id for, and curbing which will be ill the Newark schools f'O r . the May bel'S provided according to the quota and Sophomore honorary societies of mons, Old Co llege, 5:30. ~he PI'1I1clpal pa id for by the Uni versit of Dela- him. Both men work on the farm of of pledged support r eceived from the the Universit/ of Delaware, held speakers at the banquet Will be George (C t" d P y ) . Day c i bration, which will take place Irvin 'Dayett, a t Cooch's Bridge. on ~ l ay 16. individual counties. "Tap Day" last Saturday afternoon, W. Elliott, former director of public . on Inue on all'e 9. Chief Keeley brought Archei' to -the Two prominent speakers have been which is the occasion of tapping can- safety of Philadelphia, ''!ll1d Josiah The th"ee representatives of the offi ce of Magistrate Thompson, where secured to the meetIng during didates, who have been elected to the Marvel, attorney, of W ilmington. DELAWAHE CLASSES E LECT Newark . choo l, who wer e on the !.~ dre ss he was found g uil ty of disorderly the afte \'l1 oon. They a re : Mr. Lloyd S. r espective societies. Member s of the • _ • Three classes of Delawa l'e oll ege Vocational Education Float, at the conduct and fin ed $10. While Taylor I Tenny, Chief of the United States Freshma n and the Junior classes who BATTERY "E " S UPPER have chosen offi cers fOI' the co ming ~ pPl e Blo ~ so m F est ival, in Dover, was on t he way tothe hearing, he Bureau of Agricul tural Economics, a t b.een prominent outstand!ng Battery "E" will hold a chicken yem' in elec tions held thi s week. ere: John J ohnson, Roy Walton and f ail ed to obsel've the stop s ig n at the ~ a v e a ~d John Edmondson. intersection of South Co ll ege avenue Washington, a nd Dr. Alf red Pearce I~ theI r class and U n Jve ~ s l .t y aChvi- , ~ u pper next Tuesday evening for Edga l' Pa l'ke Reese was elected presi­ Last Friday, the Newark schools a nd Main s tL'eet, and was arrested by Dennis, vi ce-chairma n of the United tleps raerseenetl emcteemd bteorsthefs tCletles. . members of t.he Battery and guests. dent of next yeal" s senior class, other Tariff Commission and a na- 0 he DerelIcts, The supper Will be ser ved at 8 O'clock, offi cer ' to be na med later. Alec Tay­ (Sontinued on Page 4.) Co nstable Widema n. H e was given ~t a t es =- tive of the . Eastern Shore. Associa- the Senior Society, assembled on the standa rd time, and the menu will in- 101' was chosen presid ent of next a hearing on thi s chal'ge and 9ned $5. tion officials are keenly elated in hav- j steps of Old College while the student clude roast chicken, chi cken soup, y ~ ar's j unior class ; Fra~k Sweezey OHOE HE D FIlOM STATE ing secured men of national promi- body collected around the steps to wit- mashed potatoes, g reen peas, cole vice-preS ident; RlC h.ard Rlnal'd, secre­ a r~n Monday Chief of Police Keeley AMBULANCE CALLS n,.nce to address their members and ness the ceremony. John Leach, a slaw, pickl es, olives, ice cream, cake, tU I'Y, und Charles Mld dl e t~n , treasu l'er. wh eSled Roy Lynam, 18 years old, On Monday night, Mrs. Charles f eel that the Association membership former Dereli ct, and a member of the "ll1d cigal's. All members of the Bat- J ames C. Boggs, preS id ent or the . 0 said his home was at Elmont Murphy was taken to the Flower will find much of genuine value pre- class of '25 made a brief speech, in tery a re ul'ged to be there. fl' es h ~l a ~ cl ass was chosen to head the sen ted by the speakers. which he stressed the aims, f unctions • • • ,cluss III Its sophomore year. Virgi nia, 011 the charge of larceny of Hospi tal in the ewark ambulance. R .Watch find $11 in cash. When ar­ Edwin Sha kespeare, William Clancy • • and ideals of t he society. Mr. Leach HOSPITAL BENEFIT MI SSION"AR-Y ;IEETI G NEW FRAT BEADS pointed out that the organization was ~a lgned bdol'e Magistrate Thompson a nd Al f red Ewing made up the crew. f ormed when conditions at the Uni- A group of young men of eW8rk The Young Women's Home Mi ssion­ a~d admi tled having ta ken the watch Yeslerday, Mrs . Conrad Robinson was Elections f or heads of the various versity were in a turmoil due to fra- have pla nned a benefi t dance f or the ary Society of the M. E. Church will money fl'o m the home of J ohn bl'ought home f rom the Homeopathic fraternities of the University- have re­ ternity poli tics, and it was with ideas F lower Hospital, which wi ll be given, hold the regul ar monthl y meeting at Ken nelly, fo r whol11 he had worked Hospi tal ill the ambulance by Corbit sulted as follows: Kappa Alpha, Virgil of removing this state of affairs that F riday, May 18, in t he Newar k Ar- th home of Mi ss DOI'a Bradley, 23 IInee ~ I urch 1. Lyna m returned the Crompton and Bert Crow. Van Street; Sig ma Phi Epsilon, Sam­ the organizat ion was f ormed. Mr. mory. hey ha ve engaged Stu per's hoate street, on Monday evening, :~~ Ch and. money, an cl as Mr. Ken­ Last ni g ht, the young son of Mr. uel WhaITY; Sigma Nu, Edwin Leach also stressed the fact that newl Orchestra, f rom Delaware Beach, to May 14 , a t 8 o'clock, standard time, IU rt~ declin J to press the charge and Mrs. S. J . Gravnel' was taken to Murray; Theta Chi, Robert Burton; members were selected without !'ra- make the dance an at tractivs occasion. This is mite bo x opening and all del', Lyn am was released with the Delaware Hospi tal, by Alfred Phi Kappa Tau, Laurence Eliiott; ternities playing any part in the pro- will at . :30, standard 8re requested to bri ng ~r cr;: to leave lhe state. E wing and Loring Cordrey. Sigma Tau Phi, Philip Blank. ~ a n ci n g ~ t art Im ~ mb e r s t~ e il ' (Co ntinued on Page 10.) time, and co ntll1ue unt Il 1. mite boxes.

• Wednesday, May 9, U)2 THE NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DELAWARE 2 Tests To Increase Seed Corn Treatment Potato Production

Count, Agent:Holding Fertilization n",1 m: ! l..:!!::m J:. :!:::!::i::!:i::! !:::Ii!!.! m:!:!.::.l:::::n:l: i:.:::!i":::::rl'::::m:::I!:.:IIJ.l::m".:::::·:·:i:::i.m .1 C" .i] and Sprayin& Demonstrations !i UPHOLSTERING 1.\ Spring Cleaning Time! J n trying to increase the production of pota 0 ~ pe l' acre in t hi s county, ii PROMPT AND EXPERT SERVICE H Homt"keeper e\'erywhere are getting ready for th th ~ 0.'ew a. ll ounty Agent, Ed us ual Spring Renovating and Cleaning. Thi' general Willim, Jr., has started five d mon­ I! A few dollars spent on that old furni- -1:1 renovating mean cleaner and brighter hom , greater st ralions on the value of prop r fe r­ E 1 t d comfort and Sati ·faction throughout th~ summer months. tilization and compl te spraying. Your ASCO Store is ready with every reputable cleaning These demonstrations wil l b conduct- (li ~ ;~~~l:~;H~~~ o~ ~~ra :ll ~~. ~~~l,~,)' ~~~s s~:I~i.!,!! : ture WILRL. MTA.KJ0 N·gEOOS as new. _ ~l!"j.~:: lii aid to lighten the work, at very appreciable saving '. The , d this year on the farms of Wilso n list below contains an excellent assortment of the very Pier son, J ohn . '1itch ell, J. Howard Willi m, "which, according to the ... . things you need-take it with you for reference when :Mitchell, William Ford, and L. H. manufacturers' statements, have in- U 122 W. MAIN STREET PHONE 22 n s hopping. Clark, a ll of near Hoc kessin. ~~~.:s~~.o !h eon~ r ~~u~t~:n b~f h :~ I.. n i~: I ~n!.!m : : :: :: . :,,:~::: : :: : :!::! : :: : :r:::: : : :t::::I:i:.! :i.::!: ..:! :m .. !..!:.! .!l.!l ll ·!.. ur.r .. ui'!m!n.m!!i!!H.!i".I ... !'II.1 .• !.... IL.!1 : ~I I n conducting the demonstrations ASCO Stores Keep Living Costs Down! purpo of these demonstrations in thi year , plots have been marked out ='======::::;::======which hould show Lhe value of pray· New ea tIc county is to find out if Reg. 53c High Grade il;g against no spraying, and value of the dusts really do give the increase ach a double amount of fertilizer over the t hat the manufacturers clain1 for it." • C On each farm part of the corn will 43 u 'ual p ractice of t he community. The Brooms usual practice, according to Mr. WiI­ be treated with the dust and a check pl ot will be left untreated. In this Made from choice broo m corn. Foul' sewed. Smooth li m, is to put in a bout 800 to 900 hard-wood handles. pounds of a complete ferti lizer of way the increa e, if any, with the use about 5- -7. This formula varies with of the di sinfectant will be noted. Ac­ ASCO Ammonia ...... 3 bots 25c the different g rowers, but according co rding to results found by Kent ASCO Ammonia (Extra Strength) qt bot 25c to information co llected by the Coun­ Co unty Agent R. E. Wilson last year Chloride of Lime ...... big can 10c ty Agents last fall , a 5-8-7 grade is the seed treatment averaged about ASCO Washing Soda ...... big pkg 10c used by a good many of the potato 2 _ bushels increase over t hat of the growers in this section. On the sec­ untreated plots. "The disinfectant which we are testing," continues the small ond plot 1600 to 1800 pounds of 5-8-7 pkgbig 21c ·• 3 pkgs 25c fe r tilizer has been applied. Half of Acting Co unty Agent, "is put ou t by ~hipso the rows of each of these two plots t he du Pont Company and call ed Semesan, J r." The treatment is very O'Cedar Furniture Polish ...... bot 25c will be sprayed and half will remain A-1 ' Metal Polish ...... can 5c, 10c, 14c unsprayed. With the number of Silllple and can be done with a mini­ mum of time and equipment. Two Young's Soap Chips ...... pkg 7 Vzc demon trations being conducted, the Fels Naptha Soap ...... 4 cakes 21c r esul ts should give a fai rly accurate ounces of Semesan du t is used to trea-t one bushel of seed. Smaller I' po rt on the value of these two amounts can be treated, of course, points. pkgs The seed used on all plots were with a proportionate a mount of dust. Reg\ 1Oc Climalene 3 25c An air-tight container should be used treated with either Dip-Dust 01' Seme­ P. & G. Nal)htha Soal)...... 5 cakes 19c san Bel, wh ich are two of the proved in treating the seed. With smaller amounts the corn can be placed in an Rerl Seal Lye ...... can l2 Vzc quick t reatments for seed potatoe. Babbitt's Lye ...... can l2 Vzc On the farms of J. H. Mitchell and old lard can, milk can, 01' similar con­ tainer, and turned over enough to i BI.ark Flag Insecticide ...... bot l3c Wilson Pierson, additional plots have ~ been left on which the eed planted covel' the corn sufficiently with t he were not tr eated with this disinfec­ dust. A regul ar seed duster can be Ten Cent D P i each tant. In this manner a check on the constructed from an old oil barrel - ! Value ust ans 9C I value of seed treatment will be re­ with an iron handle on it, placed on = tres els, at a small cost. ince one ceived. The u e of cer t ifi ed seed by the pro­ bushel of seed u. ually plants about five acres, t he cost of treating the Sunbrite' Cleanser 4 can 15c I gressive po tato growers i,n the nor th­ I seed is a negligible one. The average I i ern par t of New CasUe County, has Reg. 23c ASCO Reg.22c become an established practice cost of treating the seed is about II i thrQugh the influence of certified seed cents pel' acre. If this treatment gives I Pure Fruit Fancy Golden demon trations which were conducted the increa e of two 01' three bu hels I California by fo rmer Count:; Agent R. O. Baus­ pel' acre at the average co t indicated Ii man. These demonstrations showed above, it should be an economi c factor I' ¥ Preserves Apricots that certified seed would increase the to be cQns idered in growing corn. i production per acre, with li ttle addi­ The Exten io n Agents 'still have some of the Semesan for experimental Big t ional cost, from 50 to 75 bushels. i cans • " Wit h the new type of demon t ra­ work, and wi ll be glad to carry on I f1~ .19c 3 50C tion for thi s year we hope to f urther demonstrations of an acre 01' two on increase the production pel' acre with­ any farm in the county. The farmer Reg. 10c Shaker out increasing the cost of g rowing is req uested to get in touch with the ' pkgs Extension Agents at Newark. Your Face Should 2 15c the potatoes," ays the Acting County I~ Table Salt Free r unning. Packed in sanitary, moisture proof boxes. Agent. "It would be foolhardy," co n­ All truth is an achievement. If you tinues the Acting County Agent, "to would have truth at its full value, go Be Fitted i increase the acreage of po tatoes Remember Mother! win it.-Munger . Reg. 5c Value planted this year in view of the fo re- as wen as your head! 'I Mother's Day, Sunday, May 13th ca t by the U. S. Department of Ag- =;~~~~~~~~~~~~ = Double riculture on potatoes, but if increa ed t I i Sweethome Chocolates production pel' acre with the same II Tip amount of cost of production can be WI LSON It will be, in I Mother's r eceived, then it is economically sound = Day Packale to urge a farmer to increase his pro­ i Fancy Asst. Chocolates ... tb box 49c duction in this way. A Mullin Straw Choc. Covered Cherries ... tb box 39c Matches I Hershey'S Chocolate Kisses ... tb 39c Funeral .1 CLOVER NEEDS LIME QuaHties Commencing at $2 Choc. Covered Peppermints ... tb 29c "In a few weeks wiII co me the Director Delicious Marshmallow::; ...... tb 29c critical time for young clover-when some stands will die and others con­ ASCO Sliced 23 I Broken Slices 19 tinue a successful growth." This state­ Official Straw Hat Day · I c p' C ment was recently made by the New Appointments the Best PJneapp e big can Jneapple big can Castle Acting County Agent, Ed Saturday May 12th Prompt and Personal Choice California Peaches ...... 3 big cans SOc Willim, Jr., of ewark. The deciding Attention f orce in this clover growing is the I soil and its lime content. Clover on J T 11 IlSCO Coffee·· ...... Ib 39c SO UI' 0 1' lime-deficient soil will germ- Awnings, WiDdo~ Shades as... M u in & Sons, Ine. Rich, Full, Heavy Body. inate in the spring and appeal' to grow and Automobile Curtains I satisfactorily, but often later it comes 6TH & MARKET WILMIN'GT<»l Victor ~lend Coffee . '- ...... ttl 33c to a stand-still in June or July-for _ ...... - ...... t his is the time it most feels the ill- \ - A Great Store-In A Great City effects of lime shortage. "We may Newark, Del. lGr~eat Specials for the Week-End! say," continued MI'. Willim, "that it i \! ______;;!J I ' dry weather that kills the stand, but ' I ,,,",,,"IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIllIllIlIllIllIllIIllIlIllIllIllIlIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHlIIHIII11UIIHIII ~ k c in reali ty it is on ly the dry weather lb that is bringing out or intensifyinc T;!d Rib Roast 32 the full force of acid damage." Clover requires a soil fairly rich in Fancy Rib Round . Rump lime. I n the first place, it is a g reedy Low-cost" Transportation consumer of lime as food. Hence, on Roast Steak Steak land lean in lime, clover suffers par­ Ih 35c Ib 42c t ial lime-starvation. Long years of lb 45c cropping have drawn heavily upon the 'Star. Cars All Large Smoked . tock of lime in the soil. 'l'hi s is the I situation on 7 acres in 10 of the en­ Skinned Hams ,b'22c lral Atlantic tates . (Whole or Half) . Again, the roots of .clove.r are senSi- , tlve to a SOUl' 01' aCId SO Il. . uch a The outstanding quality and Ferformance of the new Boneless Br~akfast I Small Skinned condition is repugnant to them; it I lb Ib thwarts and dwarfs their growth. On Bacon .. 28c Hams'" 25c Durant fours and sixes has created sales far in excess of (Whole or Piece) (Whole or Half) lhe other hand, plenty of lime over­ 20 comes sourness, maki ng root growth FANCY MILK·FED VEAL thrifty alld normal. In the same way, expectations. Ri~ Chops ...... tb 45c Rump Veal . . . ., III '28c the nodule bacteria attached to the I I clovel' roots and which feeds nitrogen The Durant factories C\re working 24 hours a day to ' lom Chops ...... ttl 48c Breast Veal ...... II> 22c to the host plllnt are even more sen­ Veal Cutlets ...... III 55e silive. The best nodule development supply the demand. is found only in soil well stocked with .\ lime. Lei Us Show You One Of These Cars Fancy long Island Ducklings Ib 28c This requirement of clover mu t be mel. Liming is the means of doing it. \ . Large Stewing I Small Stewing ... ChIckens ...... tb 39c Chickens ...... m 3-e By Himself . Broiling I Roasting She (on 1\ hiking party): "My, but I .Rittenhouse Motor Co. ChIckens ...... tb 42c. Chickens ...... Ib 4 c you walk iastl" H e : "That's nothing, you should be \ SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE Ri.val ,Salami .. . .. y.. tb 15c I Boneless with me when I'm alone." Shce~ Pigs Feet .... jar 20~, .I5c . . . BoIled Ham . ... V, tb 25c ASCO Dainty Meats jar 23c If all the automobiles in the world Durant Star Chrysler Open were laid end to end it would be Sun­ These prices edeciln In oar day afternoon.--Judge. Newark atoretl -

\Vedn sday, MIlY 9, 1928 THE NEWARK POST, NEW ARK, DELA WARE 3 Soft Drink Bottlers Ready for Summer Rush r i,l BIG CHICK MAILINGS LADIES DINING ROOM OF CORPORATION ORGAN IZEH kno wn Hnd provided fo r, trouble lll ay mUNG GOV"I' DATA J' esult. THE NEW YOHK HE'TAURANT 19 YEAR ' IN BU INE Th year. of suc h Rc rvi ce r endel'cd Infants d not I·equi t· > immed iate nour ishment and watet· n ed not nc- F l'a nklin L. MelLlcr, of 32 MarkeL bv 1'1 ". Mettlcl' ancl Lhe ever InC l' as­ street , Wilmington whose ndvertise­ iti~ Hlllount of bU Ri ness donc, w a l'l'a nl~ Soil drink time i ~ here, and it find s ~ ~, :l~r:ll~i~:. pa~~ar~~t ih~~ ?~~:.~~: ~ ~ ll1 nt a ppeal's on this page, obser v . t he conclusion t hat ~ ati~fie d clicnts thr Orang I'u sh BoWing ompany baby chic ks, SJ"lyS MI'. Hctting'r, of during 1!l 2 hi s nineLeenth bu siness M C hi s besL l' CO l1l111 ndnLi on. pl'l'pll rcd for the rush. The plant at the T win Poultry Yards at Elsmer , annivcrsary. !\'II'. Mettler du ring t his A pel'sonal vi sit Lo his ofli ce by a ;:Olh and t arl et Stl' ets, Wilmington, Del. till1 e hns assisted thousands of co m­ l'eprcst'ntaLive of this ]lapel', with a )l ~llli es in secllring charLe l' undcr our gli mpsc of Lh e ~c r vi cc he otl'cr8, wc Dc lawarc Laws. can chcer fu ll y I'('co lllmend him to any­ ~\::~hL~~: ~:I~~i~~s~ r"~~~~i~: t> /" t ~u tI~I~~: ~~~;:~~:~C ~ft~~;~ fr~ ri~~~~~~~~}I ~:t~~~JE~ ono who is sccking a Dela ware har­ Thc inco rpor ating of compnnie.' in teI'. 11:1 8 bt'cn in creas d and h' various and ono of t he f eatures stressed is De lawn!' , while noL as com llicated as mllc hines are operatin g at capacity. that th chi cks be neither fed no r :::1 si~;~I~c ~~~ e ~~ r~~~~e~ ;' e i ~I~(~v~;; ~hctl~~~ ~;;,;;.;;;;;;;:;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;=~~ .\ large fl eet of trllcl(s are main- ~~~~e~e: \~rt~~t~tf~~ s eHe~~e ~Otl~;l sa i ~ hl~~I~ takes specialized knowledge for t he [uilled fu r th di stribution of th definitely known, but they do no t pI'oper hundling of the charter. E. E. HANNA CO. "IHnLs produ · t ~ , th tel'l'i to ry around ftinc h at a fast of two 0 1' three days. Each sLaLe dift'cr in small, yet CATERING Wilmington and Nowark being cov- Chi cks on a journ yare little 01' no im portant detail s regarding officer s, ('red and efficiently served as fa r as trouble for they have gone without stocl( . ell ing, stock hold ers meetings, 83J J efferson Street fo.od or drink fo r t hree days and etc., a nd un less there details arc t)desHH. This is quite a large dis- might have pt'olonged that period if Ph on 434 WILMINGTON t riel, conside ring the 15 1' at numb l' of required. However, once they tasted slO ps eac h t ruck must make daily to food and scooped water in t heir li ttle DELAWARE CHAHTEHS "('mplet its rounds. ~!\~est ~~y t~=nrooo~ l ~ :~~ ~~~~tiJ~r~h~~;; lFRANKLIN L. ME'ITLER BLUE HEN TEA ROOM Nearly every soft drink stor e, r es- avail able frequently and generously.. A paTtial view of the well -lighted ladies dining-room of t he . Registered Corporation Mrs. Hed.IC ,"t Reynolds, Prop. latl ra nt, stands a long the highway Thousa nd s of t he fluffy travelers r;~v;~~~t~~:~t~t;~nc~ I!~ I ~{~l~~:: ki~~ r:~d~t~e~i~';i;I~Jo~l ~a l;~\~Ch:I~~ Organizer T~~: ~ ~' rilf, ~ " ' :~ 1 V:Ir~f;:\.?J'YIl~ ~'~~~~ ~~ " a ll tl ~ ome private stands are supplied. =:'~sm:I~~drl~;~~a :Oa~hfc~~ndets~in~~~~~~ Here everyday a re served special luncheons at s ixty cents and on 83~ u~A~~Ei-0~T. \V' hc neve l' yo u take a soft drink you pro nlptly and without mi shap, say Mr. Sunday reg ula)' .dinners at one dollal'. Phone 7368-R Est. 1909 Home Cookin~hon e 16J-R Open Daily athrcis comompnny.st likely drinking product of HettThine gerTwin. Poul try Yards a re now ======~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i' i~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bcside its main product, Orange g~f~;t~~~ ~! i :f,r~~trh ~fc ~fc~r ~~a:~ :I~ SALVAGING OLD ROADS COMPLETE TOILET LINE W . d t h 11 - --- CDlr'~,~ hG'I'nt hgee rfi~e, b~~:~ep:,c~i::aC:Ua~~ ;i~ro~ar~~s 1~ ~~ r~g1l1;c~li~:afh'b~lpl~~t Cit~: , ce:~~~f:ses:~! s i~'~:~~I;: hf;~ i~~ CARRIED BY ECKERDS e a\~o~~ul~~:wh~re all( e C• omBe.porNtraEJ' tUphMoto ~rapNhyN J improve gravel and broken-stone road Scrvice has been one of the most WM. M. DUFFY H .. ~:~ ym;~~. ~~hoe~~:nO:sUl:; ~:!~~:r:o:~ t~e~~! Y:11~~~}~~~r~J~:1~r}~~~~~fal :~:~:~~:I~o wS~ ~v:set~~ t~;!~~,e y \::~~ ~~~~:~a~:o r :~\ c:: r;13 i:ndl;:~in~ar~:~ 613P'o;~:~¥it~~in_e r~E~~:~t~G387 610 West :~:::t 106;~ ilmington norLhcrn Delaware. SPEND AN DO·Uri ON least po ssible oil xpenditure. street, Wilmington, the successful ~~~~~~W~IL~M~I~N~G~T~ON~~~~~ I-I. A. Mundorff, t he proprietor, has YOUR GARDEN NEW '1'0 replace the gravel or rock worn places of business t hat they are. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ had a long and successful career in "An hour spent on your garden at away ' annually requires extremely However, another r eason for the r the manufacture and bottling of sum- this season 0;£ the year is more valu- high maintenance costs. splendid trade the firm enjoys is the NEW YORK RESTAURANT1 OBERLY BRICK CO. mel' drinks in this section of the coun ~ able tha n a day's work a month or As an economic proposition, it is fact that it at all times carries a full $1 Special Sunday Dinners $1 BUILD WITH BRICK try. i~3 {V~~ F~\~~:~hs ait~e~t~W~if~rnei~o~~ possible to improve these roads-sal- line of all na.tional.ly a~ve rti se~ pro- DAILY LUNCHES Annual Capacity 15,000,000 Bricks • - • "Grass seed should be planted on the vage their present value, by using d~ct s . EspeCIally IS thiS true In the RKET STREET 909 Orange St. Wilmington FEMININE APPAREL bare spots, weeds eliminated and some them as a base for different types of tO Ilet depar tment. Here is to be found 410 M~Vil JJling to n • Phone 5139 sort of soil food spread to 'strengthen bituminous surfaces which, when hundreds. of items f rom the most ex- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHARMS FAIR PATRONS the young g rass." ' properly laid, will give t he most in- pensive perfumes to the lesser priced ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Exclusive apparel is something dear Ne~v~rkF~I~~ p~,hh;: b~~~ l~~~ ;d ;~ cxpensive and practical surfacing pos- items. Customers who see advertise- ~ to the heart of every woman-clothes F ourth street for many years, carry- sible. ments of some new toil et 'Co mmodity THI RSTY? oI di stinction - something different in g a f ull line of garden equipment, • • • can almost always find it ... t the s top at any of the good stand s LOVETT'S from that she sees about her. ~fo~~St/epl~t;~i~~d'P~~ws~·ppp~~~,. in addi- "The press should be an interpretcr , Eckerd &'\;ores. This is true of the along the road and ask for FURNITURE STORE To secure such individual styles has ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ no t a scavenger." patent medicine depar tment as well. , been the policy of Gray's Shop at 310 ~ 1 ~~~~;;;;;~;;;;;~~~~ M u n do r f f s MAIN STREET NEWARK West Ninth street, Wilmington, since LEWIS S. FELL i ~~~~~~~~~~~~ SO F T DR INK its opening, over a year ago. PET SUPPLIES EUGENE WIVEL They are pure, wholesome and Now Di sl)laying Hot Weather F urniture Miss Negendank, who is in charge GA RDEN SEEDS SHEAFFER'S l'efl'eshing of the shop, purchases each dress on ]09 W. Fourth Street QUALITY MEA.TS ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLING \ Hockers, Swings, Hugs for the its meri ts-does not buy in lots of a Wilmington PAINT SHOP COMPANY Porch . hundred or more at a t ime. Some are i~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MAl N STREET \ 2932 Market St. Wilmington Hefrigerators. Water Coolers from Paris, most from the best i~;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Phone 3645-W makheer s sthhiop,s s ideoperating of the Atlantic. under this Shilling·Lake }§~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T ao----Prest·O·Lit,.----.I policy, has had a most successful busi- TYPEWRITERS BABY CHICKS' Auto ness life, more and more fair patrons 9th & West Sts, Radio BATTERY Newark Trust Company WILMINGTON PLUMBING discovering its charm and letting their WILMINGTON White Leghorns GUARANTEED I YEAR P hone 25 friends in on the secret. Phone 8088 Barred Rocks-Buff Hocks 6 33 & SUPPLY COMPANY Volt $8.95 Plrtte General 8anklng Sale Deposit 80xes For All LI,ht Cars Trust Department Insurance Full Line of r=;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ O?'ClSe.l' C.Notu Hhode [01 ' IslandEm'ly Heds01' La te KREUGER BATTERY CO. -1305 FRENCH ST. WILMINGTON- Real Estate Christmas Club PUMPE VALUES MATTRESSES RENOVATED Delive1·Y. Catalog on R equest PIPES ENAMELWAHE Made Over With New Covers HAMMOND MOTORS, INC. .>C Fea ther Decls Made Into Mallresses Announcement TWIN POULTHY FARM PLUMBING, HEATING AND Phon. 9793 W One 10 Ihe in creased dema nd for the AND HATCHEHY Charles n. Evans, Prcs. HOOFING SUPPLIES WILMINGTON MATTRESS CO. new and better OLDSMOBILE we Printing which represents H ellry C. 1\1. Kollock, V icc· l)rcs. 130\ French Street WILMINGTON ::~ ~~ t;,e~~ , o ved Ollr showrooms to large r D. H. HETTINGER, Prop. Pl'ogl'ess and leads to J. Irvin D ayclt, Vicc-Pres. Prosperity \\farrell A. Singles, Sec. & Trcas. 2]9 W. Fourth Sf. Call and Delivery ServIce 37th & Market Sts. Wilmington ELSMERE DEL. We Use Hu sell I:I. l\[orris, Trust Officer Wilmington HAMMERMILL BOND DuPONT STREET MACHINE • Letterheads, BiIIheads, Envelopes, Etc. Wm. Highfield, Agency, Inc. BAIRD PRINTING COMPANY J. Insu;ance Service E~!~~~i~!;~i~~~{tF=.£ ~ pOrrercv~a~ail' PRES~?::? ~:!~TfoJ1~~R~ET ST. 415 Tatnall St. Wilmington Highfield Building 9th and Orange Sts. ;~~L D~~O~!o~::i:e.t Mgr. WIL~!~.!!T~: Hom~ ~ke~aptl~s,Sr::."~::;. Etc WILMINGTON Phone 2325 R for Representative Phone 6892 Wilmington ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OPEN DAY and NIGHT Fred Gehrold, Mgr.

Phone 1696 WE ~~[L ~ PARTS FOR AUTOS and TRUCKS B h L- DAILY TRUCK SERVICE i Lawn Mowers PLOEN!RAUTOSALVAGECO. I PHILADELPHIA W e Specialize In Trucks US . Ine ~trurttl! wrust Q1:n~pany Sharpened D. PLOENER 520 S. Market St. WILMINGTON •• NEWARK Prop. Wiiminl'ton , Capital and Surplus $2,100,000 $1.50 . 24-Hour Service Transacts a General Trust and Banking Guaranteed to 0" ~ Like New AFTER YOU'VE TRIED Business GRAY'S S. W . Comer 6th & Market Streets Feminine WILMINGTON Fashions Sharpened the right way by factory rnaclJlut: ry, by • .,?xpo r~ mncbinl8tS . 3 J 0 West Ninth Street The Satisfnction Comes of Knowing You've Found the BEST. Guaranteed. by DarryL.Solomon 102 North Unio~ Street WILMINGTON • WILMINGTON' BESTE PHOVISION CO. Phone 2438 WALTER•• G'. T A TNALL, JR. 1609 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WILMINGTON DAN STOLL . JAMES H. HUTCHISON POWER LAWN MOWERS I GARDEN FURNITURE and POTTERY PLUMBING ROOFING CONTRACTOR Tree Trimming and Surgery Eckerd's BEATING TINSMITH F ln gstone Wnlks Wire Ilnd Wooden Fences SPEAKMAN FIXTUHES F ull Line of S upplies General Building and Engineering Construction Cut Rate NEWARK WHAT-DO·YOU-SEE-HERE1 20 W. M AIN Street 271 WEST MAIN STREET Newark Phone 235 IT-IS-A-CAT. Drug Stores WHAT-COLOH-IS-TIIE-CAT1 715 Market SL 513 Market St. :rHE-CAT-IS-BLACK. SALES Phone 320 Phone 94 Cranston Heights Garage DA WSON·GORMLEY CHANDLER WHEHE-IS-THE-BLACK-CAT? Wilmington Phon!' 5G 06-J -2 Mars hallton ADVERTISING AGENCY ON-THE-DuPONT-HIGHWA '\' Chrysler Cars SERVICE The Pioneer Drug Stores All I" orms of Ad\'erti 'ing AT-STATE-ROAD. Sales- Ser vice P oste,"· . Newspaper : Magazin e Our buying power givcs u ~ lhe Direct by MaU DRAKE Liheral llOWlln ce made on your WHY -DO-YOU-LIKE-THE-BLACK-CAT? opportunity Lo pass 011 to our car. ba lance in 12 munth HOllse Orsans • Multl.. rnph in. Circularizing - Addressing MOTOR CO. customers a wonderful saving. Ofli cial cl'vicc Garuge of the 8ECA E -THEHE-I -A-PLAYGRO ND-AND-BAH EY-THE- 815 Shipley Sl. J 5 Concord Ave. I)ELAWA HE A TO AS 'N BEA n-AN D-PLENTY -OF-SH ADE. --Founlain Service nexcell ed-- Phone 970 Wi lmington Phone 10619 Wilmington Open 7 a. Ill. to 9 p. m. -

THE NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DELAWARE The Newark Post No Changes Expected An imere, in bulletin en itlad, "A ' (Continued f rom Pa2e 1.) co tum e~. Is ued E very Wednesday at tud y of Occup tion" Oth I' than The Shop Called Kells Homemakin , pen 0 Women Trained wer~ Yi 5ited by Georg The ea t i as follows: \'iola, Doro- ' EWARK, DELAWARE in Home Eco nomi ," ha come ' PI' , den thy Barlis ; ap ain, Barbara King ; ir Toby Belch, ~[u r ice HoI ; ~I aria. E TATE OP EVERETT C, J O H NSO~- P ublishe r hi office thi w ek, The bulle in i. Lillian Benson ; ir ndrew Ague­ ~I RS. EI'LRE'M' C. J OH:-; SON-Editor ~ o. 1 of a " Homemakin Educa tion cheek, Hazel Gibney; \'altentine, Ro­ CHARLES B. JA COB , JR.-Associate E di r erie ," printed by the L'n iversitl' of of elle CO\'ey; Duke of Or-ino, Ann Entered as second-class matter N ewark, Dela ware, alifornia in I. 27, and reprin ed in .chools; H . B. King, a ' i tant ' tt. t- 8~ Barclay; Olivia, ~l anha Hill ; eba­ under Act of March 3, 1897. 1192. The ubject matter is h work I sup r i~tenden of hi h _c houl ; Wa r- tinn, Ann Walker; Antonio, ;\Iarjorie Make a ll checks to TRE NJn\'ARK PoS'r. of Profe or La ura Y. la rk, ormerly ren '1 erger, _up rin end nt of he Telephones, 92 and 93. Ihead of the Home Economics Depart- du : ont chool, Geo r Thoma ' , su- ======Tbe Subscription price of this paper is $1.50 per year in advance. ment of W o m en ' ~, ollege, now In penn endent of the Eddy tone, Pa., Single copies 4 cents. charg of Practice Teaching at the _chool. -.,.~ ~ We want and invite communications, but they must be signed by th e IFlorida tate ollege ' for Women at I n 1I0nor List A DOLLAR'S WORTH ~ Wlnt 1" 8 Tallaha ee. name-not jor publication, but for our in;ormation and proteetioll In the opening of the bulletin, Pro- • uperlDtendent Brin er ha receh'- CJip thi coupon and mail it witb $1 for a six \'i-ee k t trial ubscriPllon t t') ~ fe or lark tate the purpo e oi ed word that the ~ ewa r k schoo l ha THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR h I fI t b "T been plac d on he It, of the A_ ocia- A Paper for til e fl am e, World,Wid e in 11$ cOf!.e

.. 111' Dob l!.oaba, 1FloUl1'r5, Narks i!ll'ttl'r j;c"ools [rUB t e ea e . a e : o. present a s udy , 0 \!EJ _ f" 'I" of the major occupation, other than Ion of all ge and Preparatory 10 it 10U wtll ftn d t be dally I;..ad DE-WI ot tb~ wvrl,J tt· m It.! 7:,0 al ""-11 ~ a.! wel~ i d el04 r\ menll d!'Yo\t-,1 10 Yfomt"o'. and cblldn-o'. otl!'re,.1 ,rt fJurr mutre, 1Frl'!I~ Air. ~utl!l~itll' unb mork for homemaking, wh ic h are open to in- Schools of the ?lIid, dIe , tates and edll~t.OD. r:1l110. et,.. l ou will bt- ~lld to ...eh:ome Into ],ol]r bom'!" 0 te-,.,.1 :~~~~e (~t 'i't~~l~~: ~rohJbl Ion. _"tid don' t CJi Saob our doe. _cd rb~ '101 tUl'rtJbo by "-OUR MOTTO ] dh'iduals who have been trained in I :'II arYI~nd. There is but one 0 her _ _ . home-economic cour es; to tell som _ oc hool rn the ta e ou ide a Wilming- ~ ======,-======d'i hing of the de\'elopmen of the work, ton lha.t has been placed on this Ii t, the duties involved, the salary range, that being he ~YTna school. MA Y 9, 1928 and the training required in prepara- .It wa n ~t until last fall that \Y il- ' ======_ t ion; and to gh'e a brief urvey of mrngton H igh, \Y ilmington F riend' ome of the occupations of minor and Tower Hill schools were placed M others numerical importance." on this Ii t. The placing of the ,chool' E ery man is privileged to believe all his life that his own T he head of the variou chapters on this Ii ~ means that thi particu- I mother is the best and dearest that a child ever had. By some are: "The Home E conomic Teacher," lar ~c.h ool .' s recognized a among the I strange racial inst inct of taciturnity and repression most of us lack "The Ho pital Di etitian," "The Tea- best In high schoo l in truction and utterance to say our thoughts in this close matter. A man's Room ~I anager," "The Exten ion acl ievcmcnt. The a wa rd is deter- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mother is so tissued and woven into his life and brain that he can "'orker," "Home Economi cs in Co m- mined by a commis ion f rom both per- I Po no more describe her than describe the air and sunlight that blf!ss mercia I Firm ," "Occupations of ~ ona l \'i it to the ~c h oo l and eX haus- 1 his days . ... Minor ~um erical I mportance," " Open- tiv I' por ts on the school wor k. NOTICE Our mother under tand u so well . peech and companion- ings for the Girl with only eco ndary T DE "'TS" -VIS· chool Training. ' ship with t hem are 0 ea )0, so unob t ructed by the thousand I ~ IT FARMS I teasing barrier that bar oul f rom eager soul! To \yalk and talk DELA WARE" T-O S·HARE IN tudents in the Animal Indu try our e Ko. 2- , taught by Profe or Until further notice, this bank will be with them i like lipping on an old coat. To heal' their voices Is AMER,' BANKERS AWARDS T. A. Baker of the niver ity of Dela- like the shake of music in a sobel' evening hu h . . . . open Wednesday Evenings from 6.30 They love us wisely but too well, it is sometimes said. Ah, in It was announced, Monday, that the ware, have b~en visiting several gen- , a world where so many love us not well but too wisely, how University of Delaware would be one eral farms In New Ca tIe county until 8.30 standard time. of the American colleges and Univer- within the pa t two or three weeks to I trez:nulouslY our hearts t urn back to bathe in that running river of NEWARK TRUST COMPANY theIr love and ceaseless charm !-From "Mince Pie," by Chris­ sities to share in the distribution of note the value of dairying on a gen- topher Morley. 167 collegiate loan scholarships eral farm. The e trip have been awarded by the American Bankers' arranged by Acting County Agent Ed ~======:iJ As oc iation Education F oundation to Will im, Jr., who is al a taking the I Frank Collins Goes worthy men and women students to cou ~ e for advanced standing. The:=' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The n"w J. Alii on O'Daniel Post of help in pur uing tudies in banking bo~' s taking the trip are: G. ~l. Bring- f' To Nat. Convention I the :,-merican Legion held its third and economics. hUI" t, J , F. Gordy, R. T. J aquette; D. ___ Im eeting, Monday night: in the ~ ~wark The awards will be a vailable for . Loveland, L. P. Pott , F. T. War- Thursday, Friday and Saturday members from )lew Castle county : Armory. J . Harvey Dickey, chairman the scholastic year beginning next fall ringeon, J. L. Willey, i\I. Doordan, ! of the consti~ u t i o n and by-laws com- and-will provide recipients with loans and Ed Willi m, Jr. Delegates mlUee, submitted a constitution and of $250, to be repaid on easy terms On April 27 the farm of J. Howard are BARGAIN DA YS at by-laws which the Post adopted. after they have completed their Mitchell, of Hoc ke in, was vi ited. At \Yilmington - harles F. Curley, Thi document \Va framed on sug- cour es and are earning their way in this place the tudents were hown delegate; Mr . :'.Iary . l orris, alternate. gestions offered by the headquarters business. the value of rai ing pure bred cattle I Ru ral New Castle, Frank Collins, dele­ taff. As a special featur e of the plan pure bred hogs, and al 0 how a 200 I FULTON'S gate; Mi s B elen hallcro s, of Mid­ Pos Co mmander Orville Little ap- scholars who have repaid their loans acre farm i conducted along the e dletown, alternate. pointed T. A. Baker chairman of a in acco rdance with t he terms of the enterpri se . T he f ollowing Friday the D Kent coudnt~~~. :'IIal~el pGo~d e n, of co mmittee to plan a ~Iemor i al Day scholarship, will be given certificates farm of Le\\'is H. lark on the I , A s our stocks are now somewhat inco1Jl' Mo~er'd ~n I : I~ ; t . AonG er, of program. The _ ewark Legion Post of honorary membership in the foun- Lanca tel' Pike Wfl S \' isited. Mr. lark I ptete, we cannot gum-antee to have everything F;ed:~I ~a,e ::: ~illae:d e~. Bo;::" of plans to co-operate with other patri- dation, signed by the board of trus- ha .a mall farm but f ollow an in­ I you, may want. We have discontinued all Cheswold, a lternates. o£ 1 otic org.anrzatlon i~ town to see that -tees. These ce.rtificates may be used tensl\'e type of farming. He has a . ' Su sex county-George HOI no oldler's grave IS left unattended by t hem a eV id ence of financial re- . mall herd of ten cows ,,:hICh, accord- , ft'uzts and vegetables and are now makin a a f' S twel, on Memorial Day. liability, in starting their business rng to records kept by him last year, I hard dt'ive on the home stretch towat'd cI ea 11' of Laurel, and Isaac Gil es, a eaford Ira S. Brrn er was appointed chair- career. had an average production of around ing house. We still have a tat'ge stock of cook· ~e l ega t: s ; And~ewC J . Ly;C;, of man of a co mmittee to wai on the CAPT, WHITT" E-MO· RE BACK 900 pounds of milk per cow. With I L eorge own, an ap tarn a n H. Co uncil of ' ewark to request the use hi s truck farming and dairy, Mr. ing utensils and kitchen needs that we u ant ong, of Frankford, alternates. of the room o\'er the Council Chamber TO THE REGULAR ARMY lark ha a very well rounded out to clean out in the next three days. State Committee for Legion meetings. Professor Brin~ Captain K. S. W% ittemore, . S. A. s mall f arm busines enterpl'ise, Wilmington-Thomas H. Monaghan, ser appeared before the meetin g of received notification la t Thursday On :'Il~y 1,1 . the student in thi I L~rge and Sm~1I Roas t.ers ...... From 50(' up Mrs. Katherine Welsh, Peter J . Ford' l the Council aird made formal request. that on June 30 h ,e would be relieved course Will VI I ~ the farm of George ?J! ~a ns, aU SIZes ...... 25c up Mrs. Edna Shepherd, James H. Kane, Action was deferred for 30 days. from duty with the R. O. T. C. unit C. Burge, of Middletown. Mr .. Burge ce ream Freezers ...... 75c and Mi ss Marie Ryan. " - " at the niversity of Delaware and runs a 200 acre farm on which the Funnels, all sizes ...... 5c up Rural New Castle county-at-Iarge- JOH N HANCOCK'S WEDDING would be assigned to the Eighth In- general far~ crops of the region are I Imported Blue Dishes at Cost and Less Edward Hart, of Townsend; Francis The following quaint notice of the fantry, Regular Army, now quartered ~al s~d, beSides havrng ~ pure bred Big Stock of Ice Tea Glasses ...... '...... $1.00 Doz. Garbage Cans, aU s izes ...... 50c up deH. Janvier, of ew Castle; Mrs,' wedding of John Hancock appeared in Iat , Fort Scriven, which is locate~ 18 w~ ~ 1 nsey herd of ab~ut 2 0 cows from I C. H. Vincent, of Christiana; Miss the New York Gazette, September 4, miles south of Savannah, Georgia. ' ch he se~ ure ~ mi lk to run a prl\'ate GI~ Jars, quarts a nd pints ...... 60c and 70c Doz. May Yearsley, of Port Penn ' from 1775: • Captain Whittemore, who has beeh ~llk route rn Middletown. 1I1r. Burge ~l s~e Kegs, ? -10 - 15 ...... 51.50 up districts-Frank Yearsley, of Mar- "This evening was married, at the stationed at the University of Dela- IS also ~ strong Farm Bureau m~mb~r I T Ig P ash raslns ...... 15e shallton; T. W. Truitt, of Middle- ' seat of Tha~deu s Burr, Esq., at Fair- ware for three years, will report for and ha been a local representative rn Le~ ~~d~ ~ported) ...... 65c town; Mrs. Edward Brackin, Miss I fi eld, Co nnecticut, by the Reverend duty at Fort Scriven, some t ime next thiS co~ :nunrty for the Eastern States o 0 lates, at ...... 5e May .Brown, of Porter's ; John Ulmer, Mr. Elliot, . the Hon. John Hancock, fall. Farmel Exch : ng~ fa: several years. Soup Plates ...... : ::: : ::::: :::: 10c of Richardson Park; Miss Katherine E sq., " PreSident of the Continental Captain Whittemore during his stay VISITING NURSE'S REPORT Big Tea Kettles ...... 70c Aluminum Tea Kettles ...... 51.00 McDade, of Henry Clay; J . Rogers Congress, to Miss Dorothy Quincy, in ewark has taken an active part in Holcomb, of ew Castle; Mrs. Ebnora daughter of Edmund Quincy, of Bos- athletic affairs at the University and The report of the visiting nurse of Glass Jugs, 1 gallon ...... 20e G. Clark, of Delaware City; William ton. Florus informs us that 'in the at the ewark High School. He is at this community for the months of Carpet Beaters ...... 20e A. Scott, of Townsend, and Miss Mar- second Punic war, when Hannibal be- pre ent coaching the Delaware Coll ege March and April is: Number of visits garet Caulk. sieged R ome and' was very near tennis team, and has coached the rifle made, 264, of which 16 were nursing I , All these a'nd hundreds of unmentioned . • _ • making himself master oi it, a field teams at both Delaware Co llege and cases and 96, in tructive. The kind ttems can be found and bought for vet·y little PENNSY TRAFFIC TIED UP upon which part of his army lay, was the Women's College. Last year he of ca e were divided as follows: money at g ave a t d I f h'"'' tonsils and adenoids, 3; gastric condi- BY WRECK AT, ELKTON 0 ff ere d for sale, and ,was immediately I' ,. grea ea 0 IS . Im e rn assist- The der ailment of ten cars of an purchased by a Roman, in (a strong rn~ With the coaching of the 'ewark tion , ; acute indiges tion, 1; asthma, extra southbound freight train at the assurance that the Roman valor and Hig h .School basketball team. 1; la grippe, 9; pneumonia, 5; tuber- • cul osi.., 2; rheumatism, 1; infected jail crossing, E lkton, last night, caus- courage would soon raise t he seige.' IVETERAl'iSELECT CIVIL kid eys, 3; maternity, 7; prenatal, 3; ~UL TON'S STORE · ed a fou r-hour tie-u p of traffic on the "E~ u al ~o, the conduct of t hat il- WAR VETERAN MEMBER infected ears, 3; cerical adinitis, 1. P ennsylvania railroad. Local trains lustrlOus citizen was t he marriage of . NEWARK, DELA WARE "... ere run on either side of the wreck ' the Honorable John Hancock, Esq., At the regular meetrng of the New- Miss Leak also as isted with 2 opera- and passengers walked around the w h 0 with his amiable lady, has paid a r' k P os,t V. e t e r~n s 0 f 1" orelgn. W aI'S, tions in homes ; delivered birth cer- wreck, while through train were run as great a compliment to American held last nrght rn Odd ~e.llow ' Hall, tificates ; gave 3 treatments; held 1 ~======~ over the Baltimore and Ohio tracks to valor, and discovered equa l patriotism, Mr. Charles \~alter s, CIVil War vet- health clinic e\'ery Wednesday from ,------______• 1 b . eran was ad tt d t h 1 to 5 o'clock; held 1 tubercular clinic ' . Wilmington. 0 one was injured in y marryrng now while all t he colonies ' .. ml e 0 onorary mem- the first f onday of each month from I the wreck. are as much convulsed as Roame when ber s ~p rn the Post. It is planned to 10 to 12 o'clock. There were 65 car s in the train and Hannibal was at her gates." ~ake all local members of the G. A. R. • _ " so mething happaned in the middle of ,. _ • Ipta the Veterans' Post. MEMBERS OF ST. THOMAS' the string to cause the cars to leave THE VIOLET . Colon.el S. J .. Smith .gave a very AT DIOCESE CONFERENCE the track. The wrecked cars were The fi rst violet. There is more rnterestrng an~ Instructive illustrated Dr. R. B. Mathews, rector of St. loaded with lumber, feed, piling, ce- I sweet trouble for t he heart in the Il ecture on :'Llfe in the .Philippines." Thomas' Episcopal Church of this Except ional ment and telegraph pole:. Some of breath of this small fl ower than in ~ionel S ml ~ h showed pictures taken town, attended t he one hundredth and the poles struck the watch box at the all the wines of all the vineyards of e are Amerrcan occupancy and after- forty-third conference of the Diocese cros ing and knocked it over. The IEurope. I cannot contain myself. I , wa;~ . ,. . of Delaware which convened yester­ Suits and Topcoats tracks were torn up f or a di stance of do not thi nk so small a thing has ever e Veterans .Post IS now makrng day and tod~y at St. Andrews' Church 50 yards. Igiv en me uch a princely festival of plans for ~1em o rlal Day and will co- in Wilmington. Delegates from St. • _ • pleasure. I feel a s if my heart were operate With the American Legion Thomas' Ch urch to the convention These plendid garmen , ready to put "Canny Cameron," who lives at a li ttle bunch of violets in my bossom ' and the O. A. R. in arranging a pro­ were Dr. Walter Hullihen and Alfred on, offer ou all the advantage- of the Clov~ r' s Co rn e~, is an American of Iand my brain i pleasantly intoxicated gram. A. urtis; alternates, L. , K. Bowen i fine t .: u tom tailor's produ t with ur Scotrsh .extractlon. . . , with t he wonderful 'Odour. I suppose ---...... ---- and Professor W. E. fathews. Mrs. the inconvenience a nd delay' of fittin , A th~lfty soul, he conce l v~d the Id ea II am writing nonsense, hut it does not CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT George Danby, Mrs. Wa~te r Geist, of ~avlDg m o n e~ for Christmas by seem nonsense to me. Is it ' not a The Choral Society of the Newark Mrs. L. K. Bowen, Mr . S. J. Smith, and Without the added - 0 t. The hand­ p.uttrng a .penny ~n a .money ~x ev e~y wonderful odour? Is it not so mething ew Century Club will give its con- and Mrs. J . W. ristadoro also at­ tailored workman hip I of a tandard time he kissed hi S -:V.lfe. ThiS he did incredibl y ubtle and perishable? It c r t on Thursday evening, May 17, in tended the session . that apJleal to the mo t critical ' man. r egularly and pun c ~llrou s ly throughout i like a wind blowing to one out of the New Century Club House, at 8:30, +0 to S7S. the year. On hrl tmas E ve the box fairyland. 0 on need tell me that daylight saving time. "TWELFTH NIGHT" w.a opened and not only p nnie but the phra e i xaggerated if I a y that There will be a very good mu ical dimes, qlla~t e r s, and severa l half dol- this viole sings; it sings with the program with a number of as i ting "Twelfth ' ight," the play that has lars were pil d on the table. "Canny" sam voice a the March hlackbird' a r tists, including Mr. Erwart Mat- been chosen for t he annual Shakes- \Va . am3 ~ed and puzzl d and turned and the same adorable t remor goe' thews a nd Mr. Kennedy Fell. F ol- p arian production of the Women's I MANSURE to hiS Wi fe and a .ked , ~ e r how she hrough one's ou l a the hear ing of lowing the concer t there \vill be a all ge, will be presented at seven & PRE1:TYMAN could account for It. Well, Jack," i .-Le ters of Rober t Loui 'teven- dance, the music being furnished by o'clock, standard t ime, on the evening DU PONT she an wered, "you see not every man son. the stUd ents' orchestra under the di- of Ma y 12, in Wol f Hall. Mi ss ora BUILDING is as stingy a you are." • _ • rection of 1\11'. Brannen. B. Keely, of the English Department " • _ • .. . I "Many a time the reading of a book Betwe n the musical program and i the faculty coach, and Mi ss Doroth; ?eest t hCJ 8 man dllrgent In busi- has made the fortune of a man-has th d 1\1' Caulk the student coach Fra k Note-Sweaters and Golf Hose -in Large Variety ! ness. He shall stand before kjngs'''- I decided his way of life."-R. W. Em- e ance IS Rebecca Cann and Mr. ' • _. . n Pro\'erbs of olomon. Cf,on. William Hayes, Jr., will ntertain "Giving true having." -Spur - Mother'; with ex hibition dancing. I geo n. served in the Church next Wednesday, May 9, 1928 THE NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DELAWARE, • the relapse being worse than the first a ttack. He is being attended by Dr. Appleton West, of Newark. Mr. Allen and family, of Price's NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORING TOWNS Miss Maggie Butler is confined to or ner , and Mr. Preston Lee, of New- AS TOLD BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS her home by a n attack of grippe. ark, vi sited Mr. Harvey Scott lind I i i j ilili'i'i!iWi!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!ii'j"!ili !imi!i!i!i3i!i! Mrs. J ane Cleaver is r ecovering famil y on Sunday. from her recent il ln ess, but is still Don't fo rget the Hospital Auxiliary unable to leave t he house. Christiana me ting on Saturday, May 12, at t he 1111'. and Mrs. Ellwood Greenwalt, home of Mr . E lmer Janney. From now on there will be no even­ Elkton and Vicinity Fon '~:~.~~~~~t:,:' t Bo, of Palmyra, N. J ., spent Sunday with I~ ------' I nite were conducted from his late ing servicos in t he Methodist Church The teacher s and pu pil s of the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moody. A gateway in memory of the vet· Messr . Joshua M. Ash and J. Mer­ home in Marshallto n last Thursday until fall. The omission of these schools near here arc pr paring for er all~ who served during the Civil ce ,· TeneH have been appointed regis­ afternoon at 2 :30. Rev. E. A. Rich services during the warm months has Miss Anna Moody and a party of Rall y Day in E lkton on May 11. Will' has been prcse nted by the hei rs t.er of voters, and Victol' R. Bennett, officiated, assisted by Frederick become a regular custom. friends motor ed to Conowingo on Sun· Mi sses Mary and Beulah Burke ,,1' lhc late Col. 1. H. Ford, of North judge, at the town election in E lkton Bringhurst. Mr. Rich is rector of I ~ fl s t, t.o the trustees of the North to be held on Monday, May 28. St. Bal'llabas' Church and Mr. Bring­ The annual Congregational meeting day. spent the week-end wi th their parents, I ~ a sl It cemetcry. wi ll be dedicated hurst is the superintendent of the was held at the close of the regular IP,l!!!III!!1I11!!ll!!llIl!I!I!!!!!I!I!i!!!!IlI!!!l!!lIllI!l!!!I!!III1IlW!!l!II!II!llrm j' M,·. and Mrs. Norman Burke. Prof. Elmer Horn, of Baltimore on Me mo rial Day. Sunday-school. Mr. Burnite died Sunday afternoon service in the Pres- 12 Misses Ida and Evelyn Kimble and City College, spoke at the presenta. Tuesday; May 1, fo llowing a linger ­ tion of a fl ag by the P. O. S. of A., byt e ri ~", Churuh. The reports of the F'T 0'.lIE' DS ~ Mi s Edna Moore attended a teach- ing illness. He is survived by his secretary and treasurer were read; L I'Y, F. er s' meeting at Warburton schoo l on Whitncy Day, of North East, has to the Rising Sun High ' School Fri­ n wife, a so n and a daughter. There after which the following trustees I ~.: Friday. been se lected to deliver t he valedic­ day evening. tory and Mi ss Shirley Poist, of Liber­ are also several grandchildren. were reelected: Charles M. Appleby, ~ I Call 448 ~5 Mr. Ralph FrazeI' is recovering ti, Grove, t he salutatory address at At the a nnual meeting of t he Fed­ Harry H. Hance, Wilkinson E. Cran· • • from an attack of grip. lilc West Nottingham Academy com- eration Republican Women of Cecil Mrs. John" Foard was elected presi- ston, William T. Harrington and GEO. CARSON BOYD ~_: dent of the Marshallton Civic Club at Oliver Lynam. Rev. Samuel L. II': - mence ment exercises to be held Mon-I Co unty, t he followi ng officers were Mi sses Ida a nd Evelyn Kimble spent a meeting held last Thursday after- vine, the pastor, acted as presiding day, June 4. elected : Mrs. Frank E. Williams, Sr., ~.=~::' Sunday afternoon with Mrs. J . H. noon in the school. Other officers in-I officer. cou nty chairman ; Miss Florence B. 216 W. 10th St. : Covington, Hockessin. Kee ne Creswell , of Port Depos,it, Locke, secr etary; Mrs. Lloyd Balder­ cluded Mrs. Sylvester Brittingham, ffi secretary; Mrs. Charles N. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres- while chopping wood at the home of son, treasurer; di strict chairmen . Ce­ Bra~way, 1 Wilmington, Del. ~ treasurer and Mrs. George Mullin, : ~yterian Church will meet this even- [ N e'ighb ol'hoocl N ews Continued on .1. Woodrow at Liberty Grove Friday, cilton district, Mrs. George W. Pad­ vice-president. rng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John IIHlIil!llilllll!lUiiini!llllill!!llilllllllll!llllllllllllllllll! I Page 6 was severely injured about the left ley; Chesapeake Ci ty district, Mrs. Walker, at Hare's Corner. Edward E. Graves; Elkton district, ======:;======hund, when Lhe sha rp axe bounded Mrs. Mary L. Foulk, 36 years old, back off a hard piece of wood and Mrs. I. D. Davis; Elk Mills and Fair wife of William D. Foulk, died sud­ The Home Demonstration Club, un­ strll ck him on the hand. His hand Hill district, Mrs. W. R. Baldwin; denly in the Physicians' and Sur­ der the direction of Mrs. Helen Mc­ was nearly cut off. North East district, Mrs. Charles geons' Hospital Saturday evening, fol­ Kinley, of the Univer sity Extension Day; Rising Sun district, Mrs. A. B. lowing a n illness of one week from Department of the Univer sity of Del­ The Girls' Friendly Society of Trin­ Keane; Port Deposit district, Mrs. W. grip and pneumonia. Funeral serv­ aware, will meet on Wednesday after­ ity E pi scopal Church, Elkton, has G, Jack; Conowingo district, Mrs. Je­ ices were held this afternoon from the noon, May 16, at 1 o'clock (daylight elected Miss Helen Proctor, chairman ; rome Brumfield. r esidence of her mother, Mrs. Ellen saving time), at the home of Mrs. P. Miss E lsie Jones, vice·chairman ; Miss Fenimore, Price's Corner. Interment W. Spence, Jr. LEGION TO PRESENT MEDALS Elenore Virgin, secretary, and Miss was in Silverbrook Cemetery. Mrs. At the meeting of the Christiana In a n effort to stimulate interest Irene Reid, treasurer. F oulk for the past six years had been Improvement Association last week among high school students of the employed as a buyer by the Boston the following literary and musical county in those qualities of character SWOYER DIVORCE Store of Wilmington. In addition to program was given at the close of the and ability, which', if cultivated, are SUIT UP IN JUNE her husband and mother, she is sur­ business session : Reading, Mrs. R. calculated to result in better citizen­ vived by seven brothers. Earle Dickey; banjo and harmonica The Swoyer divorce case, will again ship, the American Legion Post and duet, Mr. Clifford Lynam and Mr. come up in 'Circuit Court in Elkton Auxiliary for Cecil County will award Harry Williams, of New York City, Frank Hawthorne ; accordion solo, about the first of June. Mrs. Edith numerous medals at the commence­ is recovering from an attack of ap­ Mr. David McCarns; recitation, Mrs. Monis Swoyer is stoutly denying the ment exercises to be held in June. The pendicitis. Mr. Williams, a former Charles Barrett; and a piano solo, charges of infidelity charged in con­ r esident of Marshalltorl, went to New awards will be made on honor, cour­ Miss Estella Fey. testing the suit brought by her hus­ age, scholarship, leadership and serv­ York to live about two years ago. band, Alfred P. Swoyer, wealthy Phil­ ice. A committee from the post and Mrs. A. H. Vincent, Mrs. Frank Martin Brom, well known to many adelphia manufacturer. The Swoy­ t he auxiliary will visit every high Morrison and Mr. Clifford Lynam ·How ,does the young man want local persons, will be ordained as a ers, for several year s, have been resid­ school in the county and exhibit the were appointed as entertainment com­ deaco n in St. James' P. E. Church, in g at Sandy Beach, along Elk River, medals and acquaint the students with mittee, to serve for the next three Stanton, on Sunday, June 3. his shoes? wh ere they built a $100,000 home. the conditions of the judging. months. Mrs. F. E. Miller, of Philadelphia, At the school election held last Fri- ., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth day, Mr. Harry Marshall was re­ enough ginger to give him pep IVlrs . Addie J. Price Wins ' Speakman. elected as a member of the board of comfortable to wear and paytor As Court Ends Divorse Suit Mrs. R. W. Broadbent, Mrs. Annie directors, his term having expired at Wilson and Walter Broadbent, of t hat time. The other two members Cecil County Judge Dismisses Bill When Husband Admits Con- Union Park Gardens, visited in Mar- serving on the board are Mr. Alfred Selz shoes give all this and doning Act; Lived With Wife After "Confessions" shallton on Sunday. H. Vincent, chairman; and Mr. Ray­ mond Lowth. With at least ninety-six witnes~es Constable, counsel for Mr. Price, made "Sonnie" Wood~ of Mr. and Mrs. no steep prices waiting to testify and a courtroom a motion to dismiss the ~ase . Frederick A. Wood, of Wilmington, Announcement has been made 10- fu ll of far~.ers of' th~ First District, Pr~ehi~~;:~d ;!i~e \diiW:::ntst~~~ , w~t1; visited his uncle and aunt" Mr. and c",lly of a play to be given by the and local citizens anxIous to hear sen- whom his wife had confessed she acted Mrs. Edwin Crouch, here over the Young People's Society of White Clay sational testimony, Judge Lewin W. improper, but upon cross-examination, past week-end. Creek Church in Odd F ellows' Hall M. PILNICK Wi ckes who was hearing the divorce he stated that she told him about the at Stanton, on Thursday evening of 50c up . uit f 'Alvan A. Price a Cecilton far- affairs during the mthe next day. The program for the Mrs. Henry Eastburn spent con­ ,;It ,;It te l' lunch hour, Judge Wickes notified The couple have six children. meeting included charades, under the siderable time last week with her Sand Lime Cement co un sel for t he plaintiff, that the tes- Joshua Clayton, counsel for Mrs. direction of Mi ss Roberta Foard, mother, Mrs. Wilmer S. Hawthorne, fi~~~n~i~t h~~ewfi:i~i~~ sthea~o~~e!:~ ;~i~:' t~:~o~~~y:n~~llo~na ~~~:; ;~;:J chairman of the program committee and her sister, Mrs. John Eastburn, mi sconduct put him without standing by the plaintiff near Cecilton, to a for the month of May. at Ogletown. Both Mrs. Hawthorne c. E. EWING in co urt, whereupon State's Attorney relative. and Mrs. John Eastburn have been Phone 114 NEWARK confined to their homes with grippe. N. COLLEGE AVE. mothers and fathers are invited to be Mrs. Sara Kilvington attended the Glasgow there. Apple-Blossom Festival at Dover last ~/IDlliiilllllllllmlUmliiiiiliililiiiiiiiiliiliiiiillli1miiiii1lilllillli1llliiililliliiiiilli1l iii illiilliiiiiiilll li ililiililiiilililiiill illiiilllillilllilliiiiliij~1 Mrs. Flora Brooks, who has been T~ur sd ay. Mrs. Marie Dibert and daughter, of with Mrs. n. W. Davis for som'e time, Elkton, were with her paren4, Mr. Mrs. Harry Hance, of State Road, ~ THE HARDWARE MAN OF NEWARK and Mrs. H. L. Dayett, Sr., on Sunday. returned to her home on Sunday. gave a birthday dinner Sunday, in honor of her aunt, Mrs. Rachel Davis, lli 15 Year.. of Faithful Servioe in Newark Li ttle F lor e n~nd Betty Ford, MI'. and Mrs. Earl Brown and of Bear Station. The guests, besides W- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ford, daughter were with Mr. Brown's Mrs. Davis, were:- her daughter, Mi ss ill We have sold the same o ( ooch's Bridge, are confined to parents on Sunday evening. Bess Davis, Mrs. Oliver Rothwell and line of their ho me with mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Victor, of Stan- Mis8 F lorence M. Appleby. All those 1 Ralph Lca s ur e~ Essingeon, Pa., ton, visited Mr. a nd Mrs. C. A. present were formerly residents of I ~J vi sited hi s parents on Saturday even. Leasure and family on Tuesday even- BLAISE PASCAL Christiana. Mrs. Davis left Monday LAWN ing. ing of last week. "Noble deeds are most es­ morning for Philadelphia, for an ex­ tended visit witl, her daughter, Mrs. timable when hidden. " MOWERS Miss DO"othy Brown, of Wilming- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown and George Messick, formerly Miss Edith ton, sperlt the week-end wit h her par- child were \vith Mr. B"own's parents Davis. for J5 years and honestly enls, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. on Sunday afternoon. THERE is ~uch of no- bility in the life about Mr. a nd Mrs. S. D: Moody and chil­ ~".·.,; believe no other mower on dren, Darlington and E llen, of Bear :\tr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sheats and us, in the business upon • the market can equal it. famil\. visited Mr. and Mrs. H. L. I. ______~'!""--~ Station, were guests Sunday of Mr. ~ Dayett, Jr., on Sunday. our streets and profes­ and Mrs. George W. Davis. sions, and this helps to 1.l FuJI Stock of Repair Parts on Hand The Pencader Presbyterian Sunday make life worth while. Miss Rebecca Anderson, of Newark, I chool is preparing for Children's Day j' visited friends here on Sunday. se rvices. The date is set for June 10" 1 A COMPLETE LINE OF MODELS AT PRICES Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Davis, of Wil­ ~ l at 7:30 in the evening. Miss May mington, were Sunday guests at the ~I THAT ARE RIGHT Brown is the superintendent. R. T. JONES home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore. Mr. George Davis, of Milford Cross­ Funeral Home Roads, vi sited Mr. C. A. Leasure on 122 West Main St. Mrs. J ohn Burge continues qu.ite ill l ·... THOMAS A POTTS ul1 da y. at her home on the old "Smgles • • NEWARK. DELAWARE P~ace." ~ PHONE 228 :'Iother's Day ~v i cc will be ob- Telephone 2Z Mr. William Howell has been suffer· : se rved in the I.'encadcr Presbyterian Playgrounds Church next S'.mday afternoon. All ....______.. ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ing from a second attack of grippe- I:'I m.II.11llliilli.1I 1'1111 rill ".!. II 1Il1l ir '''1'1 1111 11 111 11I1Il"l1l.!! -----

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Ma jor Fe liva!. A ,·ery in eres in Ie. er tained s pel' and wa read from Raymond 'Yi\·el, ~Iak:ing To ..'1lS Bea ut ifu l hankin he member~ for he au o· P lan ing t rees and h b ar.d P.o \\". Willia graph book wh ich had been _en 0 ers, keeping ree _ a d sidewalk spent Su him. ~Ir. Wi"el i at aranae Lake. {"rim and clear of trash, cre.a tir. bit brothers, where he wen for his health. His of green paradise a mid the dus of mono Ie er ol d of he cold wea her, snow tra c and grind of trade, io. :erin a' . torm . and sleighing a present in i home love and a town pride that \\;l! Miss ha ec ion of he coun ry. refuse tAl let a ny nook of he ci,;c The lee urer's program. which wa- realm ink into neg lect or remain en ­ in charge of :lliss Emily )Jiu:hell and , ~ _ ...:.:_ serfed U> ugl i n e~th ese, a urt: s and . I· d fi f t f th ff · I . d t d take the time or trouble to notice what I deliveries began to be made lD the ~n ou gh to hold it." )J P I H . use It co umns 0 sprea un t news. ac 0 e a au- a ~o t m un a e ~ ~ :~~~~ u~~~~Th~~torsrecop~ a~b~~ ~d9whl~~~=w~~d ======~======~ gHa\· e ~ ahu g ~I e h kit entitled " A ~ Isponslbill y which ca nno be exercised appro,·al from Its readers. The cur- ~t1r I ~ . e . ~ars h allton Po office. ",ith a ole .. iew to ci rculation rent Lsue of Editor and Publis her A ter mgmg y e members of he figures quo es from ~ eil H. Swanson, man- Grange, th~ ho. pitali y commi~ ee I But does the public want this crime aging editor of the J ournal; ken·ekd cookies, Jumble and kmck- news, as i- so commonly supposed ? "There wa- a public reaction be- -nac ·S . • Di ff erent newspapers will no doubt yond my wildest expectations. Not Per onal • have different answers dependent, only were there fl oods of t elephone :\Irs. William. Peach l.eft la . e\.en- I per.haps UP~l\ ~~e clas of readers to call and letters, particularly f rom ing for Baltimore, wh ere he will w ~lc h t h:~ ' "I h to appeal. The women, which might hllve been ex­ peJ)d a few da~-s \\; h her daughter, :\lmnea pohs. J ournal, f ~r .one, lately pec ed, but we received many spon­ ?!I rs. hermer Garri-on and family. If ound that It public dl dn t want t he taneous fa\-o rable co mments from im- Protect Your

Howard Pier.on visited his on I J ohn, a the ~ l e rma i d , on unday. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ «;::~:d~:;E r:;;:~::;::::~'::: I Stove and Fireplace Wood Investment la t week-end at hL home here. Paul Peach wa_ home for the week­ 12 in. - 16 in. - 24 in. Length, end. :\Ir. and :\I rs. Leon AI man and on. Billy, of Allento,,"n, were al 0 gue t at t1le Peach ho me. Also Large Stock of Kindling in 'Your MLs Edith Pennock. of Richard on Wood on hand Park, pen last week-end with Mi s ! Mildred Dennison. The play " The Path Across the Rill," will be given by the Young I P eople's ociety of "'·hite lay Creek Summer Coal Prices Now In Effect hurch in Odd Fellows' Hall at Stan­ Model T Ford ton, tomorrow, Thurs day e'·ening. The proceeds will go to the ociety, who I

THE Ford Motor Company is making a new car, but it is W;: ,:':::~O':::::~~:~:~~:y;, 'I pEho·neJ18e2 Ho_llingswortNewbarkC,DOe-I. still proud of the Model T. It wants every owner of one the ~L E. hurch, W. G. Harri, I pastor. Every plan i being made for of these cars to run it' as long as possible at a minimum - a delightful Mother's Day program. '-1;;;______;,) of ,expense. The Sunday chool, under the di- ... rection of the Superintendent, 1. T. Because of this policy and because of the investment Keple r, will recognize the day with a special program at 9.4(; a. m. The that millions of motorists have in Model T cars, the Ford Men's Bible lass wi ll pay special Motor Company will continue to make parts until, as attention to thi feature in thei r pro­ gram. All men are invited to enjoy Henry Ford himself says, "the last Model T is off the road." this class and its fellowship hour . At the morning worship, the pastor More than eight million Model T Fords are still in active will preach an appropriate sermon in ser~ce, and many of them can be driven for two, three honor and memory of our ~I oth ers . Epworth League at 6,4 5. A meeting . and five years and even longer. for yo ung people. A great opportunity for per ·onal expression among the So that you may get the greatest use over the longest young people. period of time at the lowest cost, we suggest that you take Evening wor hip, the pa tor preach- I ing and the Junior hoir leadi ng in your Model T Ford to the nearest Ford dealer and have the ' on g sen;ce. The e service are While the coal dust and dirt-the him give you an estinlate on the cost of any replacement becomin g very popular and you are I accumulaled results of a ",inter's invited to enjoy them. furnace tending - are still vivid parts that may 'be necessary. e _ • hou ecleaning memories. take the APPLETO:-; \\' O~IEN'S CL B step that wi ll end this Duisance for­ You will find this the economical thing to do because a The Appleton Women's lub held ever. Order your small expenditure may enable you to maintain or inc.t'ea5e their April meetin g in the club roo m. Mr . F rank Adams, v ~- p r esi den t. the value of the car and give you thousands of miles of pre ided. The roll call was answered additional service. by thirty-one members, some elling the best kind of sto\·e for their I No matter where you live you can get these Ford parts kitchen. :'l lr. H. R. mith and :\Irs. O. Otty gave a alk and demon ra­ at the same low prices as formerly and know they are made tion on making salads. Miss :\I ary · OIt'~'rICHEATING in the same way and of the same materials as those from ~l oore ' won the monthl y prize which . wa a hand embroidered guest towel. COlnfort You Should which your car was originally assembled. A oci al hour then followed, a fter I which refre hments were served. The Be Enjoying Labor cost is reasonable and a standard rate.is charged next meeting will be hel d in the club I for each operation so that you may know in advance room Wednesday evening, Ma y 16, at Cool spring days and ni ghts-back­ o'clock. Hastes es ;frs. . Fox, I ward sum mer-make the ideal time exactly how·much the complete job will cost. Mrs. H. Gallaher, :\I rs. E. Gallaher, t o enjoy Oil-O-Matic's convenient Mrs. J . Hob on, ~ l rs. E. Krau .-Mr. 1 comfort. Later. when winter comes, W. T. Lofland, Press Reporter. you will be ready for its c.:>ldest I blasts. "The Publi~ Wants It"

"The Public wants it," is the glib I I reply wh ich many new papers employ DANIEL to explain the policy of publishing I FORD MOTOR COMPANY crime news in all its morbid and fut ile I Phone 159 detail. The case fo r crime news of this charac er is not, howeve r, quite Detroit, Michigan so obviou a uch a simple dictum might indicate. A WliS recently I pointed out in the e columns, several , II -

W dllcsday, May 9, 1928 THE NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DELAV\.\RE 7 ' Mr . H nry Gregg, on Cleveland ave- WEDDINGS onfercnct· on "Edm'ntionul and \'oeo tional Gu idnnce in the Nt'w- . ark Schools." II MI'. find lrs. Hodman Lovett, of ~1=~=~=:=~=~=·~=~=~=~=S~T=h==e=W==e=e=k==I=n==R=e=v=i=e=w~~I=~=~=:=L=m=~=~=~ , 2~~~~~~~~~ this town, have announced the mar­ The l"riday Afternoon Reading Mrs. Philip Myer ', hospi tality Mi s. E lsie Wright return d on BJHTH l'iage of thei r daught r, nrnh Lydill, ,lu Hs will meet this w ek ut the home chail'lnan of t he Newark New Cen­ to MI', Willia m teel EVllns, in Wil- Monday evenin " fl'o m n i it with ulli van- To MI'. and Mrs, J ohn L. uf M I·S. Wheeless on Orcha rd Road. tu ry Club, wi t h Illembers of her COIll­ h r c usin, 11' '. L. J aco bs, at Fort ullivan, a nine-]lound so n, Willia m mington, on Ilt uI'Clay, May 5. Mr...... ,...... mittee, went to Philadelphiu ye ter­ Leavenworth, Kansas. 'Irs. . L. Benner wi ll entertain at Louis, Just unday, !lnd Mrs. Evans will be at home at I "Sonnv," the sun of Mr, a nd Mrs. day to buy dishes for use at the club ~;O l ~ack on street, Wilmington, after If. E. Vill si ngcl', cc lcbrnted his fifth bridge to mo rrow afternoo n. house. Miss B ul a h 'l'homp on has r eturll- ed to her home on Orchard Road, af­ ~~I 'S " Evans is a mduute oi eWllrk bil't hdl ~ . on Saturday after.noon by Mrs. R. E. Price entertai ned the C. P. VanSant and f amily, of Wild­ tel' a visit wi t h her nephew, Li uten­ , g entcrtulIllllg a number of Ill S yo ung Wednesday Bridge Club t hi s after­ New Century Club HIgh choo l and attended ~Vo m en's fl'iellds, The g Ul'sts w(, l'e: Ma rti'n Mc­ wood, N. J., were Newark ,visitO I'S ant-Commander J oe l Boo ne, in Wash- '------_--..! noon ; also, a few guests in co mpli­ ~oll ege here for two years. SlIlce that l111i s tcl', JI'., Francis ooch, :lrd, Saturday. ingtoil, D. C. The meeting of the Newark New ment to Ml' s. 1~ l'an k Dea n, who is vis­ tI me, fOI ' thl'ee years, s h~ has been Robcrt Levis, JI'., J ll ck Levis, Jimmy iting her father, Richard A. Whit­ Professor Brin er, sll]lerintendent Cent ury Club was held on Montlay on the staff of the t: mve l'slty of Dela- Newcomb, 'l' o mm~' Griffith, Vernon Mi ss Drake, Mi ss McKinney, and afternoon with Dean Robinson at t.in~ ham, at " Linden Hal!. " of the Newark choo ls, today attended w~re Llbl·ary. She has a host of I Lovett a nd W il l'!' n Smith. Miss Hartshorn, of the Women's Col­ Women's College. A large delegation f!'lends among the townspeople ar,d a luncheo n at t he Harvard Club of I ' lege f aculty, attended the May Day of members of t he Delaware City the students of t he Univel's ity, 1======Ma jor and Mrs. U nderwood enter­ P hiladelphia. On Fl'iday and Satur­ Festival at Bryn Mawr College on New Century Club were also Miss tained sixteen guests at a buffet su­ day, Professor Brinser will attend the • • • VISI'I' W ASH INGTO Friday a nd Saturday. Robinson's g uests, pCI' and br id ge last Saturday evening. annual meeting of, t he Academy of TALK S ON LO CA L S HOOLS While the CIIIliial Ci ty Looks Its Be ·t Mrs. C. O. Houghton entertained Poli tical and Socia l Science in Phila­ A feature of the afternoon wa s the Irofessor Ira S. Brinser, s uperin­ FOn noo 'I AND MEA L Will iam Jarmon, of Wilmington, the Monday Bridge Club and several delph ia. planting of a Chinese lantern tree, t he tend ent of the Newark Sc hools, ad­ $1.00 per Nil~ ht Write or Phone ~Jlu n l Sunday here at the homes of his other guests at luncheon and bridge gift of Mrs. Edward W. Cooch, on t he dl'essed the Saturda y mornillg session Mt·s. Gi lber t Chambers, Mi sses Mae brothers, C. H. J armon and E. J. J ar­ at the Blue Hen Tea Room on Monday ca mpus, not·th of the Practice House. of the annual Delaware State High I mo no afternoon. a nd Edna Chambers, MI'. and MI'., Arrangements for the tree planting Lesli e Truitt, Misses Katharine, Flor­ were made by Mrs. William Barnard, Miss Marjorie Johnson spent last Mrs. E ll wood Rowens, Mrs. Good­ ence and Helen Steel und Mrs. Shel­ chairman, and the members of the i ~i" ::J.!'1 week-end at Princeton, where she was lender motored to Sali sbury and conservation co mn;ittee of the Club. ! ~: l all10 ng t he guests at the Spring win Mathews and young son, R. B. Ocean City, Maryland, on Sunday to The presentation was made by Mrs. i ~ ! House-Party of the "Cloister Inn Mathews, 2nd, of Easton, Maryland, a re guests at t he Rector y. ee t he blosso ming orchards, A. D. Cobb, president of the Club, and ! ~ l CONCERT AND DANCE Cl ub," of Princeton University. the tree was received for Women's 1=1 Mr. and Mr '. Fred Brown, of Port Mr. a nd Mrs. Humes Gl'ier and Professor George M. Berry, Jr., Deposit, MI'. and Mrs. Benjamin Mc- College by Dean Robinson. Mrs. Bar- 1';1 family spent the past week-end in was the guest of relatives in Balti- Co r mick a nd so n, Benjamin, spent nard and Mrs, Newcomb assisted in l§l Mi lfo rd with Mr, Grier's parents, Mr. more and Washington last week-end. last week-end at Atlantic City. Thursday, May 17th and Mrs. Harry L. Grier. !,! __ .,l" Mi ss Freda Ritz entertained the h!:~onor:~;r:~ of ~::.Mrs.;, T~Sh:Str:~erman !, ~s~pres~id:~~~;~~ent of .... :f,:.~,:,.,, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davis will en- by Mrs. E. y, Underwood r eturned to members of the Tuesday Evening tertain Lieutenant a nd Mrs, Frank the General Federation of Women's he r home in Washington, D. C., yes­ Bridge Club at supper a nd bridge on Dean, Mrs. Richard R. Whittingham, Clubs. Members of forty women's I ~ THE CHORAL SOCIETY OF terday, after spending a week here at Tuesday evening of last week, at her Richal'd A. Whittingham, H . Corne­ clubs and of ten junipr organizations i, •.t ,i the home of her son, Major Under­ home on Park Place. lius Davis, of thi s place, and Miss in thi s State have ]llanned to pl a nt wood. Pattie Bailey, of Wilmington, at d.in­ fifty trees in Mrs. Sherman's honor 1, ~,r,,: I, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keyes and THE NEWARK ncr tonight at ·t he Delaware Tea before she visits Delaware when the ""' Mrs. E. C. Wilson and Mrs. C. P. so n, Charles, of Farmington, were House. State Federation of Women's Clubs 'isi NRW CENTURY CLUB Steele spent last week-end with Mrs, week-end guests of Mrs. J ennie Camp- meets at Rehoboth Beach in June. A ! ~ ! F . E. Nelson in Washington, D. C. bel!. Dr. Walter Hullihen was among the number of the trees have already been i'li • I well-known ed ucators who last night planted and not two of the same Igj 8.30 (Daylight Time) Tickets 50c Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carlisle spent Mrs. P. T. Carlisle and daughter, attended the Slst anniver sary of t he variety. Su nday at home of latter's Elizabeth, and Mi ss Rachel Fraime, Co ll ege of the City of New York, at t~e th~ I Mrs. Cobb in presenting the tree to brother, Merns T. Stayton, III Green- of Milford, were guests of Mrs. Ja- which t ime Dr. F rederick B. Robinson Women's College, said: wood. _ _ cobs at the M. E . Parsonage on Sun- was inaugurated president of the col- I "The story of the American forest William Lyons, who has spent a day. . lege. The ceremony was held in t he is a saga familial' to every schoolchild SUPERFLUOUS HAIR GONE FOREVER yea r here at .the h?me ?f his aunt, Mrs. Charle;L. Penny had as Lewisohn Stadium, in the country. The pi oneers fought Eventua lly You Will H ave to Resort to the Only P erma nent W ay to R emove Your Mrs. S. J. SmIth, WIll saIl from New her week-end gue. ts Miss Anna A, Misses Catherin e Fell and Augusta it back and wo n their homes, fi elds Superfluous Hair York City, on Saturday, on t he S. S. MacDonald and Mi ss J, E. Allison, of Kauffman, of Kells avenue, spent last and roadways, while it in tur n shelter­ NO NEEDLES, NO CHEMICALS. NO SENSATION, PERMANENT "Mi nnekadh'a," for his home in Lon- Harrisburg, Pa. week-end in Washington, D. C. The ed and warmed them. Its consumption ' Vhy be annoycu a ny I Tricho trea tments dry 10 11 gel' when you can ' COUPON I1P the hair " roots" don. Colonel and Mrs. Smith will sail - - I former returned home Sunday even- has become a great industry-its be permane ntly cured This coupon cHli tles be,lI'er to one . on the same boat on her next trip, Patronesses at the Student Counc il ing, but the latter was taken ill and benefits to man are innumerabl e. The of superfl uous hair fn!c treatment if presented at this o ffi ce l1I aklllg a f \I t U r c t ~! (~ t~)~ crrc~I11~~~~l~a :~I ! during the month of MAY. growth ph ysicall y im - June 9. Dance, whicQ was held in the Armory WIIS unabl e to return 'until Monday thinking peopl e of the nation have ment ? GOOD FOR MAY ONLY possible, watched its disappearance with fore­ Mr. and Mrs, H. Warner McNeal ~=~1 ~:t~~:;t :vne; i~i ssW~~~g S~i~; evening. boding a nd for many yeal's have en­ and their daughter, Mrs. Mildred Mc- Women's College ; Mrs, C. A. McCue ---...... _ .....--- TRICHO SYSTEM deavored to· create sentiment for the llO·M Delaware Tru&t Building Phone Z435· W Neal Lind, spent Sunday with Mr. . abd Mrs. Rober t Thoroughgood, of THE SICK co nservation of our forests from At Office W ed. & Saturdays ONLY, 11 A. M. to 4:30 P . M. Use 9th St. Entrance and Mrs. C. R. Fisher, of Philadel- Newark. ex· ]lh ia. Paul Cheyney has recovered from ploitation a nd wanton waste. Perhaps an attack of German measles. the great flood s of the Mi.ssissippi and Mrs. Richard Cann will entertain Miss Grace Vincent, of Wilmington, the Friday Bridge Club t his week. Connecticut l'ivel's have brought be- was the week-e!ld guest of 'Miss Sara Armand Durant, Jr., has been con­ fore the American people the awful fin ed to his home for a weeK with Steele. The members of the Monday Bridge brcnchitis, results of our extravagance. Co mmis- Club ,a nd of the Tuesday Bridge Club sions are bei ng formed in all parts of Mrs. Carrie Deeth, of Elkton, spent will be guests of Mrs. George L. Rachel Jane Hastings is ill with the country for reforestation. One of Sunday here at the home of her DON'T FORGET! Townsend, Jr., at luncheon tomorrow. measles. the most tireless workers in behalf of , brother, William H. Evans. ' the fOl'ests is Mrs. Mary King Sher- Mrs. George Rhodes Is able to be Mrs. Pierce Whitcraft has been on man, PresiOent of the General Federa- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright enter- out again, after a three weeks' iliness the sick list. MAY 13 tion of Women's Clubs, and it is in . ~ ! ~~~:des~~; e::~~~g~t ~~:~ ;~~:n~::~ of La Grippe. _ Miss Ona Singles is ill with la her honol' vie ~p'Ia nt this t r e~ today. Because of our interest, pride and love Iffi l tain also at a dance this evening. John, son of Captain .'Yhittemore, grippe. ~ I for Women's ' College 'we have 85ked MOTHER'S DAY -- . returned on Monday to hiS home here ( Mrs. Virginia Dean, of the Blue I~ I Edwin DeH. Steel, J~. , spent SU?- from the Delaware Hospital in Wil ~ permission to plant i.~ o~ t~is ' beautiful da~ at th~ home of hiS parents III mington, wher e he had been a patient Hen Farm, has been a patient at t he campus, The tree is the Chinese Give her a handsome MOTHER'S DAY box of Phtladelphla. _ for four weeks, suffering with mastoid Flower Hospital since last Friday. lantern tree and the gift of Mrs. Iii Edward Cooch. it is doubly precious WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATES Misses Margaret and Elizabeth trouble. Charles Murphy, four years of age, to us because it comes from Cooch's Ijj Brady, of Wilmington,- spent " last J oseph M. McVey is attending a is ill at the Flower HospitaL Bridge. Through the activities of the week-end with friends here. convention at Atlantic City this week. Alfred, son of Earle Taylor, of Conservation Committee, of which ~ Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Bowen spent East Main street, is confined to his Mrs. William Barnard Is chairman, Miss Katharine Gallagher, of the home with cold. and in honor of Mrs. Mary King GIVE YOUR ORDER NOW ~ Tuesday and Wednesday of last week Flower Hospital, spent last week-end St.t!rman, the Newark New Century at the home of their son, Knowles R. at the home of her mother in Phila- Mrs. J ennings Sparks was brought Club plants this tree and preselJts it Bowen, at Kennett Square. delphia. to the home of her parents, Mr. and to ' Women's College. We are at­ GEORGE W. RHODES Mr. and Mrs. H. B. LeFevre, of Mrs, W. J. Holton, on Friday, from tempting to show in this small way Mrs. W. A. Wilkinson, Mrs. Robert Druggist Pao li , Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Emma the Homeopathic Hospital in Wil­ our sympathy for and endorsement of C. Levis, Sr., and Mrs. Everett C. LeFevre and Master Ted LeFevre, of mington, where she has been a pa­ the reforestation plan and hope our Johnson will be among the guests at West Chester, were Sunday guests, at tient for six weeks, following an oper­ tree will live and thrive and give a bridge luncheon which will be given the home of Mr. and Mrs: Elmer ation for appendicitis. Mrs. Sparks pleasure for many years to come." iill!liil!llIIilll!llI!liIilllilllllllllll.III11Il1I11IlUIlil!!III!1!ll!!i!!!!IIIlUn'" at the Sesqui Inn by Mrs. Charles B. I Thompson. is now recovering satisfactorily. __ Wilson, of Doverh- The second part of the aftel'noon's ~ r s , Chal'les Lum and ~wo grand- I Charles L. Medill, of Wilmington, ye:~·:d ayC~;::,dt h::~:::~at~~~u~noes~ ~:~f~::e w~:ltel~:; ~:b~i~~:~~;;;n~ chIldren, Vernon and DorIS, left .on spent yesterday here at the home of The president, ill a pleasing speech, Sa tu;day . to s~end a ~ew days With his sister, Mrs. Joseph M. McVey. pital, where she had been for treat- told Dean Robinson of the pleasure fl.ORENCE OIL RANGE relatIves III PhIladelphIa. ment since May 1. that the club members experienced on Mrs. Thomas Hanna, of Newport, Mr"and Mrs. Walter Buzby have The son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Grav- the occasions of their meetings at spent Thursday and Friday of last returned from their wedding trip to ner, -of Cleveland avenue, was taken Women's College. Dean Robinson re­ week here with Miss Bertha Gamble. their home in Atlantic City. They to the Delaware Hospital, Wilming- sponded in a gracious welcome. Short came home earlier than they eX]lected ton, yesterday, suffering with pneu- talks were given by Mrs. John Mc- Mrs. Frank ' Dean entertained at from their trip to Africa, because of monia. Cabe, of Rehoboth Beach, president cards yesterday afternoon at "Linden a cablegram telling of the serious ill- of the Delaware State Federation HaiL" ness of their da ughter-in-law, Mrs, William Spence is quite ill with La of Women's Clubs; Mrs. Clarence Howard Buzby. Grippe at the home of his daughter, Fraim, ex-president of the Federa- Mrs. Charles Horn, of Rehoboth tion; MI' ll< R. W. Heim, frst vice- Beach, spent Friday and Saturday " ljl iiiiiiiiiiiililiilliilillllillilliiliiliiiliililiiiiilliiililllllJllI:llJIiIIiiililiiiiiiiliiiiiillJliililIjJlllIiilm" ' iiiiiiiiliiilliil!iililiiiimiiiliiiimiiiliiiiili iii~~ 1 president, and Mrs. A. D. Warner. here at t he home of her sister, Mrs. i ~! "" Miss S. W. Bolster, of Wilmington, 1. K. Bowen. • played two piano solos and ac.com- E. Byron Gr~ of Washington, On ~ay 13th pained Mrs Horace Johnston, of Wil­ D, C., and John Rush, of'Norfolk, Vir-' I G. ming, who sang two songs. Miss ginia, spent Saturday and Sunday i ~ 1 ve ~ee~~i~: . the Aircastle Players, gave a here at the home of the former's i:, You r Mot her fa ther, George W. Griffin. !tl After the adjournment of the meet- ing, the members were the guests of Mrs. William c.wright, of c:..A Fancy Box of I ~ Dean Robinson in the Faculty Club • nut Hill, Pennsylvania, is the Chest-guest I!~=:"~.~__li • FOCUSED HEAT t~'__'.. _', Rooms in Residence Hall, where they of Mrs. B. F . Proud. WH ITM AN'S were received by Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Intense heat centered cIo e up under the cook­ Edward Records, of Balt.imore, 'a VIRGINIA DARE ~ Warner, Mrs. McCabe, and Mrs. Heim. ing-heat that cooks tJl e food and 1Iot th ~ Spent last week-end with his family I ~ ' ~ Ice cream, cake and coffee were • cook-tl1at is the famolls "focused h eat" of SHE LLENBERGER ' S here. ~I lSi served. • - • !Io the Florence oil stove, made po ible by the H ~a short burlJer and the ab ence of wi ck. Russe ll Hunt, of Philadelphia, spen t I ~_. I·, I! M. E. CHURCH NOTES ~! the week-e nd here at the Theta Chi No odor, no smoke, perfect safety and great ~ Candy in a Special Mother's Day Box ! i In the a bsence of the pastor, who is !i House. i! economy. Choice of izes, two, three, and fOllr ::1 !:,:' attending the meetings of the General

Mi ss Amy Rextrew, head of the n ., Conference of the Methodist Episcopal lJurners, with or without oven and mantel. . . Church at Kansas City, Dr. Harvey Home Economics Departmen t of A COMPLETE SELECTION OF MOTHER 'S DAY CARDS Why not start now to cook in comfort? W OIl1 ~ n' s Co llege enter tained four !; Ewing wi ll OCCU]ly the pulpit of t he 11 !! Newark M. E. Church Sunday mo rning tables of f riends at a bridge sapper h ~ la t evening at the Practice House. I! !; and Sunday evening. Dr. E,"ing will JOHN T. FEENEY, Inc. The Juniors of that department, who 11 preach an ap]lropriate Mother's Day !! sermon in the morning, On Sunday ar li Ving at the Practice House this II FADERS' BAKERY 711 Shipley Street Wilmington, Delaware semester, planned and served t he sup­ !! evening, the Red Men of ewark will per, lIil iII;J.i , attend the service. !!.;.: .. :... . r::·i:r:l.l 1'1 ~~~~~~~~m=~~~~.~==~ .-

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Paul F. Pi", Jr.; P. B. ~leYEr~ v •. E Th(' -mall c ur ('-II: - W (0 (on liie; Politene Large Field In High U. Of D. Drops Drexel B. Wri h; H. H 'pkin dr~w n by,,; the grea er ennoble i:'-Boyee. . -Dewey. F. J Cr w \'~. Paul F Pic. School Track Meet And Haverford Games eam pla:ed it fir,t htJme mat~h last . e<:vnd ei~ht: H. C. uder \' •. A. Thur~da)' f rnoon, beatin Drex I D. Uovcl; C. ..I. . ~I c e \',. E. B. · b S b I R BI A d G Id N' I 51 I ' • n Del n'~re '~on both 1" k~; T. C. larin Id drew a bye; hiladelp ia Ig C 00 uns Uf n 0 lilt n um p; n tIt Ie, ' to ::: . nu n P b H of the doub! ~ Dr. Wahr HuBihen \'~. G rg!! E. I Away Witb Delaware Meet ; Garrett Pitcbes Good Ball Du on. two ...... umm ry: Third ci h~: . J. TurnH \". c:. E Wh n Ten Records Broken Agai nst Drnel John., n . ..I.. D. CoLb \.,. J. _1. Cher­ ingl • p",,; ..I. . B. 'Bin, dr"w a by!!; J. E. u r an , R a t ~ _ ·cnh<-a.: H.gh chool, of Philadel- The liniH!'5lty of Delaware ba...

Mayor Plans $90,000 CONCENTRATE I' ~ I B 'W Off B Street Intproventent Go[twd leasls Ema .ethinkelrson who' loo wrote:se up o"Whn theen [ IN THE CHURCHES uyers ants- erings to uyers eu rth, let men beware." CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ( 'o nlinued f rom Page 1.) Such a s tatement coming from so ======-:jl PHONE 92 PHONE 93 \\tll'l' ancl Lh Red Men's Home will thoug htful a man is enough to Methodist Episcopal Church fri g hten th a verage person and make Pre byterian Church r ('du('~ the estimales by about $15,000. nev. D. W. Jacobs, Pastor us feel thnt there are but few . Ileverend II. E. Hallman, Pastor It was voled that bid s be recei ved for RATES: thin kers .. 10 :00 a. Ill., Sunday Schoo l. Moth rs' Da y. LOST llii- wo rk. Want, For Sale, For Rent, Lost and The truth i , there are millions of 11:00 11 . m., Morning service. Found--Minimum cbaree 26 cents; \'ounc ilman LoveLt reporled sev ral 9:45 a. m., Sunday School. LO 'T- Wh ite E skimo f Ilulle dog. thinkel·s. We nre all thinking fr'o m 6:45 p. m., Epworth League. 11:00 a. 111. , Mor ning service. each addition a! word over 25, 1 cent ('l1ll' l'lninls on side wa lks lind a lso sug­ per insertion. License 19744, Delawa re tag. Re­ morn till night, but the trouble is, so 7:30 p. m., Evening service. 6:45 p. m. , Christian Endeavor. gl.,[('d thaL the co rners at hoaLe a nd All services standard time. LEGAL: 50 centll per inch ward. MR S. WM. '1'. REGf TER, Mai n ,lree Ls be rounded. These were lna ny ju. t think of this, thnt, or the 7 :30 p. 111., Evening service. PUBLIC SALES: 60 cents per ineh 5,2,2t Phone 375 R N w!II'k, Del. other thing, in rapid succession. In rl'i't' rl'(,cl lo Lhe Street Committee for Protestant Episcopal Church All services standard time. their minds is a medley of all kinds All advertising copy for this page ======.H·lloll. Dr. n. B. Mllthews, nector St. John's R. C. Church should be in this office before 4 P. M. C' uuntilman Hubert uggested that of things and nll kinds of thinking. FOR SALE We do not concentl'nte enough when 10 :30 a. m., Suncjay School. n ev. P. A. Ilrennlln, Pllstor Id~~~~rsi~~ec:e~~i~e~a\v°e~~~:J~~at~iii th,' delllo li shed rea l estate sign of Guy we think. We hop, skip, nnd jump 11:00 a. Ill., MornIng prayer and Mass at 8:30 a. Ill. and 10:00 a. m. not be guaranteed position. FOR SALE-Foul' pllirs Shoats. H. Ford, on the property across from o\'el' this nnd that li ke the gil'! on sermon. each Sunday 1ll0l'l1ing. ~o evening HOW ARD BLANSFIELD, f.l'Hk',: ;ar age, be repnired or re- the telephone, who 'aid: "Please hold No evening service. service. WANTED Between Cooch's Bridge and 1111)\·cd . It wa: stated that Mr. F ord the wire until 1 think what I have on All services s tandard time. Standard time until further notice. 5,9,2t Christiana hud al ready been notified of the con­ WANTED-Man with car to sell com- ______my mind." dit ion of t hi s sig n and that he had ======I plete line quality Auto Tires lind FOn SALE- Property 011 Elkton When we run upagainst some stub­ Ebenezel' M. E. Church m ll(l~ no reply. Another letter will Tubes. Exclusive Territory. Ex- Road, lA. mile from Newark Town bol'll problem, we say to ourselves: nev. Oliver Collins, Pastor I ADVEnTISING FOR BIDS be written him. Mr. Hubert also ~~o~~ogepe~~on~~~essary. Salary limits, consisti ng of dwelling, gar- "Ohl What's the use of tryin&, to Sunday morning services : Church -- asked about li ghts on South Chapel Milestone Rubber Company, age, small orchard, lot, etc. figure the thing out. Thp. right way School, 10 o'clock; Preaching, 11 Sealed pr~posals will be received ~~ slrcet, and it was stated that work is East Liverpool, Ohio. GEO. W. MUnRA Y, will come to me to-morrow or next o'clock. 5-9-lt pr og r e _ ~ in g on them. ~~~c~ta~o~~h'Dae1a~~~:~t~~~fl a~.~g R.2. Newark, De!. day. I'm not going to bother my )1.1),0 1' Frazer announced that suit Evening services: Epworth League, o'clock p. m., May 23, 1928, and at -W-A-N-T-E-D---M-a-te-r-n-it-'y-c-a-s-es-to-n-uI-'se 6-9-4t head now. Everything will work out had been entered against the Town for 7.30; Preaching by the pastor, 8:00. that place and time publicly opened at my own home, thoroughly experi-l --~------a ll right." Next Sunday, May 13, there will be for c0l'!tracts invol.v!ng the following enced. FOn SALE-Eight-room house, gas, damages resulting from an accident The result is, the average thinker special Mother's Day services. approximate quantities: ,,:ectricity, water, sewer; good loca- about a mo nth ago, when a car struck throws off the trouble and puts off the Contract 90 MRS. ELttC~~~:!~IL~~e. tion, near college. Owner leaving a l r ~e projecting out into Main street, problem until :'tomorrow or next day," 4-1S-4t Newark, Del. Phone 273-J, Newark, or jusl cast of the Newark Center tracks. then the darned problem \!onfronts the MUSICAL COMEDY STOCK 15,OO~ab:,0~~s~'~S;c~~lti~n ~~:~ lip said that he did not know the thinker again and he is unprepared 1 COMP ANY AT QUEEN 500 Cu. Yds. Borrow -======15-9-2t M, NEWARK POST. I1m OUl1t of t he damages claimed. The to n1eet it. On Monday, May 14, the Queen 6,5.80 CUpa~~~e~teme~t Concrete FOR RENT FOR SALE-Choice assorted gladi- tre ~ which projected into the street The time to thresh out a problem Theatre will inaugurate a summer OR 80 C Yd C t C t oli bulbs, 5 cents each; 25 for $1. al thi po int were removed last week. is while it is fresh in your mind. Put- season of musical comedy stock. The 6,5 upave~en:r(Slag ~;~~e~ FOR RENT-6-rOom house, 34 Pros- Also, cut flowers. ~ I fl)'o r Frazer also' announced that ting a problem over until the next Eviston-Napier Players, numbering in gate) pect Avenue. Bath, gas, all con- H. C. KRUEGER, the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Com­ day i proof that you are a postponer all about thirty-five entertainers, 19,900 .Lin. Ft. Longitudinal Met- venie ces. Also garage. Apply nellr Welsh Tract School. al Joint JOHN L. SLACK, pan y had started watchman service and the put-it-off man is seldom a principals and chorus girls will pre­ 4-25-4t al lhe No rth College avenue crossing, success. sent the musical comedy hits of OR 19~9~g ~~~. :J~.LCra~i:u1iC~n~~~~! 5-9-tf 34 Prospect Ave. n Mond ay. The watchman will be on Here is a s uggestion that will help Broadway. 1,600 Lbs. Reinforcement 1------·----- FOR SALE-House, 7 rooms, all con- du t\' f rom 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. From 400 Lin. Ft. 15 in. Corrugated FO,R RENT-Double garage. Apply veniences; lot 40 ;, 180; double you organize your thinking iorces and ~ 'rhe price scale at the theatre will Metal Pipe MRS. R. J. COLBERT, garage, 53 Delaware avenue. Also, 10 ;1. m. to 6 a. m. the blinker lights lead . you. to success. When evening not be changed and there will be two will bp in service. , I 5,2,2t Phone 178 lot facing Amstel avenue, 50 x 243. comes, after a very active da~ , take a different Broadway musical comedies l~g ti~: ~~: ~~ i~: ~: 8: ~i~: ~[ a\'o r Frazer stated that $30,000 little time, all alone, and thrnk over each week at regular Queen Theatre FOR RENT-One or two bed rooms, JOHN V. PRICE, wortl; of the 5 If., pel' cent bonds had what you have done during the day' prices. Contract 102 living room, dining room, and 1,~S,tf. . Phone 279 W. ma lured, Monday, and had been paid and what you want to do on the The first to be offered will be Pennsylvania Avenue kitchen. Fon SALE--Newtowh Brooders, bet- 011'. coming day. George M. Cohan's "Mary." Few suc- Greenhill A~~ 3 ~0 JiA~~g Sun Lane 3,7,tf. Call 21 W. tel' than ever. New lot just in. coun ci lma n Widdoes brought up the You will learn nothing from your cesses have made the records that 4,500 Cu. Yds. Excavation Murray's Poultry Farm, question of addi tional police service, experience except when you muse "Mary" did on Broadway. Its tune­ 200 Tons Broken Stone Base FOR RENT-Houses and apartments R. 2, Newark, Del. bu t nothing definite was decided on it. upon it. ful "Love Nest" is one of the sweetest Course at reasonable rentals. l,ll,tf Phone 252 J. Profe SO l' Ira S. Brinser, chairman You will never be prepared to meet of melodies and is the theme song in 2,500 Cu. Yds. Cement Concrete L. HANDLOFF, of a co mmittee from the American a problem until you meditate ~ver it. a score that sparkles with other hits. Pavement B' l,25,tf Phone 212-J. FOR SAND and dirt, apply Legion called on the Council and re­ -Silent Partner. "Mary" :will be presented on Monday, 1,600 Li~i!~ ~ P~~~~~~~~~~ J~f~t NORMAN SLACK, qu ested the use of the room over the Tuesday and Wednesday, May 14, 15, 14,000 Sq. Ft. Cement Concrete HIGHEST price paid for live stock. 9,15, Phone 197 R Sidewalk Call or write ------'ounei l Chambers for a meeting place. 16. Ma yo r Frazer stated that by resolu­ That irrepressible comedienne, 20 CCuu·. Yyddss·. CCleamssenAt RCuobnbclreete 1. PLATT, BUILDING LO'rS for sale on Dela- Annie Nichols (author of "Abie's 225 ware avenue, opposite Wolf Hall. ti on the Council had decided not t o Clara Bow, chose the color of her own Irish Rose") is also the producer of Masonry Phone 289 Newark, Del. Apply let anyone use the room, and that also luxuriant locks for the title of her the famous musical play "Linger L. HANDLOFF. lhe Veterans of Foreign Wars had new picture, "Red Hair." With its 4,~gg tf~: ~~.s iJrion~ ¥~~.inS~~er CUSTOM HATCHING-On road from 7,14 Longer Letty," which is eo be pre­ 2,SOO Lin. Ft. Concrete Curb Newark to Jackson School House. ======fil ed a previous request. Mr. Brin­ romantic nonsense and delicious love sented on Thursday, Friday am) Sat­ se r stated that both the Legion and theme, it is to be at the Arcadia The­ urday, May 17, IS, 19. It will be re­ Contract P J. D. HINCHMAN 12,28,6mos. R. D. 3 Elkton, Md. Veterans could use the r oo m without atre for the entire week of May 14. membered that Charlotte Greenwood 25 Motorcycles for State Public Sale interfe ring with each other. Coun­ Clara Bow is called the "It" girl starred in this show when it was pre­ Highway Police cilman Hubert made a motion that in for many reasons, chief of which was sented in New York for two solid MONEY VALUE OF BIRDS I Having sold my Farm, I will seH at \'i cw that the two organizations, a sk­ her appearance in Elinor Glyn's Performance of contract shall com- Public Sale years. mence within ten (10) days after exe- The figures of a careful observer ing the use of the room were composed story of the same name. "Little Nellie Kelly," "The Demi- cution of the. contract and be com-I show the immense loss incurred to Saturday, May 19, 1928 . of ex-service men, that the resolution "Red Hair" tells of a pretty, peppy Virgin" and "Sally" are some of the pleted as specified.. horticulture by the loss of only one AT ONE O'CLOCK, SHARP fo rbidding its use be rescinded, and manicurist who is the object of the other shows that will be presented at Monthly payments wdl be l!lade for brood of birds. The average bird's that bo th the Legion and the Veter­ affections of a trio of middle-aeed the Queen. There will b~ three per- ~?e~~{ e~~h\::n;~.e constructlOn com- nest contribu~es five birds.. T~e aver­ On the farm where I now reside al1 F be allowed to use the the room professional men. She fails to find formances each day, one. 111 the after- Bidders must submit proposals upon age da.ily ration Of. each bird II1cludes near ,Curtis Paper Mill, the free of charge. The Council decided romance. in their attentions but does noon and two each evelllng. On Sat- forms provided by the Department. fifty flies or other II1sects. They ~ar- following described lo consider the proposition and give a find the real love with a nephew of urday there will be four perform- Each proposal must be accompanied take of such supply for at least thirty cicc i 'ion at the next meeting. one. T'he elderly gentlemen consider ances. by a surety bond, certified check, or days. The number of insects so · de- PERSONAL PROPERTY The tr asurer reported a balance of her a gold-digger and try by various • • • money to the amount of at least ten stroyed in thirty days by a single ~17, 49. 61 in the Town treasury, methods to break off her engagement. MaUer of Choice (10) per centum of the total amount brood of birds amounts to 7,500. 3 Good Work Horses May 1. Alderman's fines were re­ All the complications are laughable . .. of the proposal. " . Each fly or insect will consume .an 1· Cow ported as $50. and clever. "There IS always rubbish 1n the he envelope contarnll1g the proposal air," says a scientist. Yes, but you're must be marked "Prop~sal for the amount ~f bu~s, flowers and leaves The milk report, prepared by H. R. Lane Chandler is Clara's newest Will soon be fresh, and a good one. not obliged to listen to iL.-Punch. construction of Stat,; Highway Con- equal to It~ wel!Sht. In the cours~ of Bakel', r ead as follows: leading man. • • • tract No...... a month It Will have eaten thIrty IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Milk Report . -. . The Contract will be awarded or re- flowers or fruit buds. The 7,500 flies One mower, 1 grain-fan, 1 N ew_. The habit of saving is itself an even I am sometimes told that n.lOdern Jected within tw~nty (20) days from that a brood of birds could consume Holland feed mill, 1 corn sheller, 1 Per cent Bacterial greater asset than the savings; for a youth h.as not th~ back~one of other the date. of o?enll1g proposals: . can cause a loss to horticulture of dump wagon, farm wagon, grindstone, Butter Fat Count habit is for life, and a sLIm of money generatIOns, and lives chiefly for sel~- The ~tght IS reserved to reject any 225000 a . Ie lums or whatever disk harrow, plows, cultivators, Clover Dairy A .. - 4.40 17,000 or measure of any other valuable ish pleasure; but I see no real eVI- or all bids. ~ pp s, p , ., dence of this.-Gen. Sir Robert Complete sets of plans and spec!fi- frUIt may be so affected, wlthll1 one shovels, fork, hoes, 2 dirt scoops, Cl over Dairy B 3.50 16,000 thing is a mere incident, replaceable bridles, collars and harness, 2 good E. F. Richards .. 3.90 25,000 Ii d P 11 cations may be obtained upon receipt short month! once or a score of times by a habit of a en- owe '. • • of two d~lIars ($2.00) !or each con- The producer and the consumer of ci'oss-cut saws, one-man saw, good as H. S. Eastburn .(.80 ' S,OOO saving. No artist is worth his salt who is amount wtll not be re- fruits can readi.lY see advantage new. S. H. Ewing ..... 5.00 7,000 ~~~~~d~htch ~he E. P. Ewing ... . 4.S0 10,SOO the servant of anything that does not of the preservatlOn of blrds.-Eleanor TIMOTHY HAY FOil SALE H. C. Herdman .. 4.10 36,000 demand of him his be st.-Sybil STATE Hb~~e~i~i~!~~RTMENT Daily in Our Dumb 4nimals. 50 LAYING HENS Jonothan Johnson 4.10 30,000 Thorndike. 5-9-2t" Unnecess:ry ·Ex~lanl\tions HOUSEHOLD GOODS Harry Jones. . . . . 6.10 5,000 Two fellows were standing in the Living-room suit, sideboard tab1e, H. C. Milliken ... 4.40 39,000 (§mY- lobby of a downtown hotel. One was extension table, chairs, bedroom suit, Fraim's Dairies .. 4.10 1,000 ELECTRIC STORES CO. wearing knickers, and the other didn't single bed, spring and mattress, 2 setg know anything about golf ' either.­ of springs, library table, desk, .4 New EAay Chicago Daily News. porch rockers, sewing table, kitehen ... cabinets, rockers, kitchen table, Already at Objective kitchen chairs, dishes, crockery, car­ I -C§OL~ "Why wouldn't you care to fly pets, 3 cook t~bles, nickel lamp toilet around the world?" set, cupboard, glass jars, pictures, ELECTRIC STORES CO. "Because I'm already here." clothes basket, 2 brooders, incubator, 4-qt. ice cream freezer, lamps, large mirror, oil stove, oil heater, wash Phone 203 bench and tubs, washboard, separatol', Vacuum Cleaner sausage ' grinder and lard press,. oil BRINTON'S cans, set of andirons, 1 churn. Lot Free Trial in of other things too numerous to men­ Your Own Home for tion. Small Down Oil Most (Jon· WERS TEnMS-CASH. Payment VJ f11 1 :lt r l1 r Ql9. FLO Ne~-thill mar" e lou. 203 West. Ninth Street I J. FRANK ELLlOTl' L ______---' W. M. Armstrong, Auctioneel·. Balance Easy Washer is .0 easy on the Monthly Term. clothe., and easier still On you. For Home Demonstration 3 E. Ninth St. Call Phone 2166. 3 EAST NINTH STREET THE '7 SUPERIOR POINTS Delaware Trust Building Delaware Trust Building Wilmington Wilmington 'If MICHELIN TUBES r.==:======--' (With One Year Certificate of Pr.otection) Electrical Supplies Covered Garbage Cans l - Ring-Shaped. 2- Hold Air Better. Lawn Seed Paints and Varnishes CHARLES P. STEELE 3-R~n Cooler. 4- Retain Their Life. 5- Stronger. 6- Don't Wear Thin. 7- More Difficult to Cut. Carpenters' Tools of Every Description FRESH and SALT MEATS Alfred D. Peoples HENRY F. MOTE . Telephone 44 Newark, Delaware: EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOI0 507 Market Street Wilmington IN THIS TERRITORY -

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their annual meeting at t he ew Germantown, Pa., by 12 young mcn evening, instead of every other Thurs. Two Newark Students ICouncil Refuses To OBITUARY entury Cl ub. The committee has no under 21 years of age. Like other day, as f ormerly. The f ourth mpc ing organizations, it has had all kinds of of ach month will be a social evening .\1 1'1 '. ~' l A H G HET . M HPH Y program mapped out yet, but it has ontlnu .d from Page 1.) . Reopen Discussion been decided to ho ld a short parade obstacles to meet, but i s growth has in cha rge of the A. . . W. Boo.«.!. Mrs. MorgareL . Murphy, aged 36 at 4 o'clock, .' tandard time, and it has continued until t oday it covers the lub. for lJ igh and Secondary chools. I (C t' ~ P ) The ti me of he Victory contest ha The tOPICS from which co nt stants on InU rom age 1. year:, wife of hurles '1urphy, of . been requested that t he members of nited tate wi th a membership of seleel subjecl' for th ir essays a re: ach was to a sum In the cost .'outh hap I street, di ed at the Osceola Lodge turn out fuli strength, over 350,000. One of the great out­ been extended to ~I ay 17, and a I ncw 1. T h R :alion of hemistry to certain new sewer impl'ov ments Plower Hos pital yesterday morning, and also to have as many candidates . tanding featur s of the ordel' is the member obligated on or before hat Health and Disease. be made in th 'aid annex, and, :'1 a ~' ', of pn umonia. s possible. Further details will be hildren's Home , one at Tiffan, Ohio, date, wi th those proposing them, will 2. The Relation of hemister y to If'he)' (I S, this agr m nt wa in- The f un ral services will be con- I published later. a nd the other at Lexington, N. C. be ntitled to attend the \,ictol'\' the Enrichment of Life. co rpora ted in he bill and the law duct d by Reverend P. A. Brennan" These t wo homes care f or 1 00 01'­ Banquet, at A. O. U. \Y. Hall, w ii­ 3. The R lation of Chemistry to passed by the 'tate Legi lature in a !i.30 Fl'iday mom ing, May 11, at JR. O. . A. 'I. ITEMS phlln child ren All these children re­ mington, ome time inthe lat I' par Agl'ic ulture or F orestry. 1927, which a uthol'iz d th ounci l of t. J ohn's R. . hurch. Interment The American Flag Council, Jr. O. ceive an education t hat will well of this month. 4. The Rei tion of hemistry to , the H.ouncil of 'e w~rk" to m ~ k e will b made in t. J ohn's Ce metery. . A .. 1. obligated several n w mem- qualify them for life's great work.­ . . . CA RD PA HTY ational Defense. I these 1I11pl'ovements, s8ld law reading a • • bel's at last Monday evening's session, A. Neal Smyth- Pub. Co m. 5. The Rela tion of hemi stry to the in part as follcws·-- "The oune i! of Lodge N otes ate Vice-Counc illor Henry F . Mote, - On Wed nesday ev r :ng, i'I !ay lG , Home. I th 'ouncil of Newark,' hall cause -- _ Id oing the work in a ver y impressive A. O. U. W. !I'li neola Council No. 17 , D. of P., will 6. The Relatio n of hemi stry to the I to be made an accurate measurement RED MElli and creditable manner. Ten more can- Anchor Lodge, No. 4, Ancient Order hold a card party at dd F ellow,' Development of an I ndustry or a Re- of all of the lineal feet of the property Minnehapa Tribe of Red Men adopt- didates will be obligated next Monday. nited Workmen, met in their new H a ll. Bridge, Five Hunch'cel and a source of t he nited States. abutting upon any such street, high­ cd two palefaces last night, Alonzo All cards brought in at that time wi ll quarters in Fraternal Hall, last Thurs- doo r prize. During the school year 1927-1928, way, lane 01' alley in said Town, in Lindell and Robert Greenplate, with be eligible for the Diamond Jubil ee the ne~v degree team, which did the Anniversary initiation, lay 17, in i sixty-three essays were submitted by which a sewer 01' sewers are so built, ______• . the Delaware High and Secondary and constructed, a nd an accurate work In a creditable mar.ner. The "i1mington. It is hoped to have a i il chools. Last school year fifty-five statement of the whol e cost of build- team is captained by E smer Wilson. class of 200 f rom Wilmington a nd essays were submitted. ing and constructing said sewer or All Red Men a re requested to meet r ural ew Castle co unty at that time. The essays a re submitted to a State sewel'S, fl'om time to ti me hereafter t the lodge r oom Sunday night at Juni orism was fi rst started May 17 Newark Opera House Co mmittee f or grading, which selects buil t by 'The Council of Newark,' not G.4 5 o'clock, standard time, to go to 1 53, at the Concord School House: flirBeginning Monday , May 7, the New ark Opera H ouse the first. prize w inners and the winners including any cost of connecting t he the M. E. 'Church, where Dr. H a rvey I day evening, and initiated candidates. will operate on Day light Savin g T im e. of honorable mention. For the current same wi th t he disposal plant of t he Ewin g will preach the St. Tamina's It wa s decided to meet each Thursday school yea r, the winners of the prizes present system of sewers in said sermon. The Degree of Pocahontas is Thursday, May 10 in each divisio n are as f ollows : To\vn, and not in cluding the cost of invited also. Relation of Chemi stry to Health and install ing any fo rce pumps and equip­ SCREENS P YTHIAN SISTERS "THE SHOW" Disease-First prize, Phoebe E . Steel, ment required to be install ed t o f orce OF ALL KINDS WITH Ursilline Academy; honorable men- the se w ag~ into said disposal plant, Friendship Temple, o. 6, Pythian MADE T9 ORDER t ion, Dorothy Welton, Wesley Col- and the said cost thereof shall be by Sisters, will have a special program JOHN GILBERT and GRETA GARBO legiate Institute. I' The Council o~ ~wa rk ' apportioned on FI'iday evening, May 11, t o cele- PORCHES ENCLOSED WITH Comedy Relation of Chemistry to Enrichment I and assessed altke and ~ro p o r :lOnate ly brate i'I'1 other's "Day. All members are SCREEN OR GLASS of Life-First prize, Gerardine M. on each f oot of property abut ll1 g upon r el1 uested to attend. Captain Ra msey ENJOY YOUR P ORCH FRE E FROM Friday, May 11 also wi hes the dt!gree team out in MOSQUITOES AND F LIES Laffey, Ursuline Academy ; honor able 1 t he portion o~ a n ~ street, ~ i g h w ~ y , f ull force as he has some impol tant Es tima te. Fu rn is~ e d mention, Wm. Peter D' Aquino, Wil- lane 01' all ey 111 aid Town, 111 wblch The Newark High School Senior Play mington High School. a ny such sewel' 0 1' sewers have been work for .hem. ' J. V. DeiSS Relation of Chemistry to Agricul- built." On F riday evening, May 18, a large 1130 I\:ells Ave. Phone 358 -R t ure or Forestry-First prize, Thomas W he1'6us, M.ayo r Frazer at the cla 's wtl l be initiated, and it is deS ired I "THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING" that a ll members be on hand, a nd help ~ ______-. Manns, Jr., W ilmington High School; meeting on the evening of April 11 honorable mention, Thomas A. Wilson, betwecn MI'. Phipps and Mr. Hartman, to make Pyt hlan Sistcrs the mo t Saturday, May 12 '('ower H ill School. conceded that such an agreement was progressive ladies lodge 111 Newark. R Relation of Chemistry to National entered into, aid agreement being as Defense-F irst prize, Pauline T. Buck- foll ows, "that the people in the Annex K. OF P. I ~ ~ ley, Ursuline Aacademy ; honorable I territory. would s ta~d the cost of lay­ _\t a r gular meeting on M~nday N R "TRACKED BY THE' POLICE" g evening, Osceola Lodge, 5, I DE mention, Aaron Samuel Berlin, W il_ 1-m the vitreous pipe and manholes ~ o . Pat he News Comedy mington High School. and no othe r cost incident to the im- Kn 'ghts of Pythias, decided to \l bscI"Ve ' W S Relation of Chemi stry to the Home provements"; and the Knights of J'ythias Memorial I H Monday and Tue ~ day, May 14 and 15 -First prize, Dor othy McKee, Tower Whel'eas, we f eel t hat the agr ee­ Week, by attending Divine service. C M Hill School ; honorable mention, ment and the law a uthorizing these in a bo'!y, the date and church to be I H E "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR" Charles Coghlan, Salesianum School. i mprovements have not been adhered decided by the committee. E N \\ tTH Rela tion of Chemistry to Industry t o On Saturday evening, l\lay 26th, the 1 ST OJ' Resource of the United States- We, the undersigned, after carefu lly Knights of Khorassan, a side degree 6 WALLACE BEERY and RAYMOND HATTON First pr ize, W . Ward Donohoe, Sales- examining the financial sta tement of of the Knights of P ythias, will hold Comedy ianum School; honorable mention, the Town of . cwal'k for the year ======Margaret W. Stone, Tower H ill SChOOl' 1 endll1g March I, 1928,. 1'e- COMING-"The Student Prjnce" and Joseph L. Stecher, Salesianum quest a further conSideratior es p~ctfun ofll y t he ~f.~;"""~~.;~.~."";"P;.;';.;;;ij.1 &~~:'." ,,, will b, p,,~, t, d " th, :~; '"""'"',. th' ~w" "''''- @]ur:!~t'!fNl=t!!.~t. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT winners at t heir respective schools - - _ ...... _ ••--- ~~.~~¥~ In order to accommodate the increased patronage, from during the commencement programs Derelicts And Druids ..... now on The Opera House will present thl'ee shows on Sat­ at the end of the current schoo l year. du Pont Build ing, W ilmington, Del. Phone 696 urday; the first one starting at 6 .00 P. M. ------The contest will be repeated in 1928- (Cobt inued on P age 10.) 1929 with f unds again offered by Mr. MONDAY, MAY 14, ONLY, AT 8.30 and Mrs. Francis P . Garvan. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY THESE ['LAY ERS : [~Jtm.#4 Wmpanq, ofOmerieal MARGARET ANGLIN FRAN CES STARR WILLIAM FA VERSHAM JACOB BEN-AMI HELEN GAHAG AN ROLLO PETERS Q UEE CHARLES COBURN (WILMINGTON) CECILIA LOFTUS " TYRONE POWER GEORGES RENAVENl ANTONY HOLLES INAUGURATES GEORGETTE COHA N A SEASON OF IN SARDOU' S MASTERPIECE 'IDIPl OMA Cy" MUSICAL COMEDY Third Annual All-Star Cla.sic Revival STOCK DlrectioD-Georlle C. Tyler. 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W. B. HALLIS. Another WITW ~ SCL[CT[D ~ND party in Washington. 5-9-4t HEALTH-LECTURE hit for B[WHCUING CW8QUf Dr. Hurdle, of the State Board o.f the "IT" Health, co-operating with the Welfare Used Cars Co mmittee of the Newa rk New Cen­ tury Cl ub, gave a health talk last GIRl, Friaay evening at the school fo r 1926 Buick Coupe co lored chil drcn on I ew London ave­ 1926 Chevrolet Coupe WITH nue. Morc than one hund red and fi fty fUNE CI1ANDLER parents and hilcll'en attended the 1926 Chevrolet Sedan /II, lecture and were most apprcciative of 1925 Chevrolet Sedan (CLARINeE BADOER \'-:~T-:-:-W-O_S-H-O-W..:.S-=E::..:A:.::C.:.:H:....:W:.:..:E::::E:::K~_/ ~"ODUCJION the talk and the movies which showed 1922 Cadillac Victoria MA Y Geo. M. Cohan's in story form how colds a re caught 14, 15, 16 f..MARy ~1) and the development of tuberculosis. 1924 F ord Touring A s imilar lecture was schedul · d for 1924 Studebaker Touring the previous Friday vening at the MAY Anne Niche: .'. High chool, but the hcavy min-storm 17, 18, 19 prevented a good attendance and the "LINGER LONGER LETT" " lecture was postponed. Wilmington Auto Co. . . . Newark Branch COMING-"Little Nellie Kelly," "The Dea"1li-V '",' ," "He that loves reading has cvery- and "Sally." ,- - t hi ng within his reach."- William Oren EvenIngs Godwin. 162 e. Main SI. Phone 27 lnI ELINOR OLYN $2.00 SHOW AT QUEEN PRICFS 1