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The newspaper., 1905-10-13

a temporary Hose house and to
construct the same without delay.
The Mayor appointed Spencer and
Zaun on that Committee.
The following bills were au-
dited by the auditing Committee
and presented to the Council
and all voting AYE" they were
allowed as follows, and the clerk
instructed to draw warrants on
the proper funds, to-wit:-
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Surface Creek Champion.
A party composed of DIR. l. F.
Burgin, A. B. Stone and Mr..
Peterson, left yesterday for the
vicinity of Rifle to try their luck
shooting deer.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13
Chance to Save Money.

You can save five per cent on
your meat purchases by buying
coupon BOOK for cash at the
Peoples Meat Market.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

their reservoirs during the com
ing winter to accommodate the in
creased demand for water. This
is one of the advantages peculiar
to this section. Our reservoir
capacity can be vastly increased
at will just as fast as there is
demand for water. The large
reservoirs are on Grand mesa and
as yet are but slightly improved.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

G. F. Curtis, expenses to Delta water
suit .............s 675
curtis Hardware Co, hardware 1919
Milton Spencer trip to Delta. 800
NJ j. Smith, work on bridge ..... ......... l92
Joe Davis work on streets. ...........-. 1850
C. C. Hawkins. salary, rent and extra work 1900
AFFORD d Ash, blacksmith work k........ 2.25
John Boiling, work on streets ..... 200
C. A. Frederick, printing g.................. 2T5
Earl Rogers work on streets. s............... 400
lanes hin. ........ 400
I smith. bridge e............... 1850
Burt Camp. putting in taps etc .... .... 7275
Independent Lumber Co., lumber ......... BPS
Burt Camp, putting in taps ................ 900
Council then adjourned in due
form
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Mrs. c. E. Springer this week
sold a twenty acre tract to Philip
Weston, of Breckenridge, Colo,
for a consideration of $3.50. The
place lies two miles north of
Cedaredge.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

The apple crop is now being
rapidly gathered and sent to
market. The pick so far has sold
we'll being large, fine colored and
free from worms. Every year is
demonstrating anew that the Sur
face creek country can not be beat
en- for fine fruit.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Albert Vernon. who has been
in Portland, Oregon. taking in the
fair for the last month, returned
home last week.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

VIM. Hart has sold three acres
adjoining town to H. Simmons
for SIS. per acre without water.
Mr.. Simmons has already con-
structed a small residence and
will reside on the place.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Earl Rogers. of Paonia. was
here this week looking after the
prospects for establishing furni-
ture store here. We did not learn
whether he had decided to locate
Or not
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

J. B. Killian shipped twenty
cars of beef cattle to Kansas City
this week. 1t was one of the
finest shipments that has gone
out of the Surface Creek valley
this fall.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

A. w. Blanchard, brother of c.
S. Blanchard, arrived from Burt,
Iowa, this week and will remain
he having accepted situation
with his brother.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

A large number of our ditch
and reservoir companies are ar
ranging to increase the capacity OF
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

|. d. McFadden visited at the
school house Sunday during Sun
day school and church.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Miss Myrtle Wade and brother
Frank attended the singing school
here last Sunday night. All are
welcome
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Rev. Knight has been quite ill
this week with a heart difficulty
that may compel his removal from
this place. His Pensioners will
hope that he secures speedy re-
lief
The newspaper., 1905-10-13
Surface Creek

People often visit Paonia
and when in town they
want a tirst-class meal. We
have the best of everything
that can be obtained and
we serve it in "A tirst-class
Manner. Prices right.
LEROY BIGELOW, PROP.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13
Elberta Events.

Mrs. F. B. Short is doing the
weighing for the Sugar Beet Co.
at our switch this fall.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Old papers for sale at this Office
25 cents per hundred.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

c. A. Frederick and Prof.
Watson held services in the school
house again Sunday last.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Thos. Reeves, of Frontier Co.,
Neb., drove into the valley this
week coming overland. He ex-
poets to locate here.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Beet harvesting is now on and
Elberta will ship some of the
finest beets in the valley.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

There are now twenty-nine
pupils enrolled at the Midway
school house and still more to
start
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

VIM. Hart is building a nice
six room residence on land just
west of Joe Hogrefe's place.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

w. H. Martin has just finished
thrashing his large crop of beans
and expects to have about fifty
sacks.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

Capt. Head passed through
here this week on his way 70
Route county.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13

w. d. Nelson visited Paonia
this week.
The newspaper., 1905-10-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOSA >''' 1900 O'i'
ing winter to ac
w. d. Nelson visited Paonia creased demand
this week. is one of the ad
Capt. Head passed through ~ .n.s See''u'
here this week his way TO apay "a" ~
D. at will just as f.
demand for "
VIM. Hart is building nice reservoirs are OF
six room residence on land just as yet are but S
west of Joe Hogrefe's place. ~
The apple CT
Thos. Reeves, of Frontier Co., rapidly gather
Neb drove into the valley this market lhe p
week coming overland. He ex- well being large
poets to locate here. tree from worm:
- demonstrating
A. W. Blanchard, brother of c. face creek count
S Blanchard, arrived from Burt, en- for fine fruit
Iowa. this week and will remain
he having accepted situation , "''' nav ~ Id
with his brother. 's o'
for SIS. per acr
Rev. Knight has been quite i'll Mr. Simmons
this week with heart difficulty structed a sma
that may compel his removal from will reside on tt
this place His Pensioners will
hope that he secures speedy re- Ea't i>ose,'
lief 'ie ~ ~
prospects for es
J. B. Killian shipped twenty ture store here.
cars of beef cattle to Kansas City whether he had
this week. 1t of the or NOT
finest shipments that has gone c,----,-
out of the Surface Creek valley -.-.
this fall. Ri; A p
Mrs c. E. Springer this week Peterson left
sold a twenty tract to Philip vicinity of Ritie
Weston, of Breckenridge, Colo, shooting deer.
for a consideration of $3.50. The -.
place lies two miles north of ~ ~
Cedaredge. - -. I;,a i ,ao
-.L.- af o,,r J;tch he anticipated
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
Al PUBL|CO

En- poder del vecino don Modesto
Aponte he depositado una potranca,
de color zaino, una cinta blanca en- la
trente, pata izquierda tracera blanca
en- ell menudillo, varias peladuras, y
manchas blancas en- ell espinazo, como
de tres aEos de edad, cuya potranca
apareci6 en- los terrenos propiedad de
don Julio Gay en- ell poblado de Jun-
cos, el diez y nueve del presente mes.
Sc hace saber que en- ell caso de
que su due1o no la solicite dentro del
mes, & contar desde hoy, el acto de
subasta Sc verifcara en- esta Acadia
el dia veinte y uno de Febrero las
dos de la tarde, ante la comisi6n del
ramo,
San Lorenzo, Enero p de 1905
SEBASTIAN APONTE.
Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
B1BLIOTECA DE <LA DEMOCRACIA,

-Ciertamente; respond6 sin altanora-ss 10 hubiese
hecho pero con las tmss uvi1 ugl qua usted ind
ca orm6 cenega terreno eb enconrarse muy fo
me figure que este pso esarIa mas me Dsde por
suceder este percance.
Pablo quiso discur deamont5 del cabaoy 81 msmo
pGsose trabalar para volver e wagon su stio.
na vez terminada Ia obra, monte de prosigu6
camino
El Msyordomo, por orden del Director de Ia Hacienda
de don Sern Lopez ganadero mas rico do quaos oontornos
Consult6 ell relo
Fran las cuAtro
Una hora mas estaria en- Su CASA
Levaba el amino inanquilo medtnd0 penosameute bao
aque sol de uegc cadeaba e hacA c respiration
No obante, ell recuedo del Glmo atercado con los peo.
mes de Ia Hacienda le oblgabl medtar
Isl habr6 sido demaado bueno -se dec- sin dud,
aguna que deb despedros Aquel Tomis ca un noIeDte
aquel Lucas un yejo estdpdo los oos son unos be.s
ca6ao hAbla dadO tropez6n Pablo tuvo que conte-
ner las rendas.
Sin embargo, volv6 meditar
aQuellos lntelices ino tendtisn rsz6n mo
hombre como los demas con rerfecto derecbo uoi,rse
Pablo Sc fjsba estss cosss
fensaDA en- Ia atuac6n de peone comiendo NAL vis
tendo peor durmendo c Ia ntanperie Cierto era que
HaeaoSn ounce de2 seis horas trenta cnco
enh centaos que Sc les oeea c3ps cartnes Is mitSd
de 81 vAlor solo las hsceHdGs de cas las de cafe
oeurra otro tanto. E hlba vso las mujero abAr diez
aoce hors d por ounce vnte contsvOs hbia vso los
ornaeos cue trabaAbAn las cuarentR hMx
elnn centtVos An 10 que era 10 peor hsba Vl1to mi
les miles de hombes sin tan siquera este ecuEso mane
nsr sus mulerS hos habfS penetado hogkeS
agunAs Veces abrgAndo mas de fAms, ses oCho
hsta ounce ndivduos etrechos cuaro, sin
comoddades donde 10 luz el eire podiSn entrar
excepto 10 puertA alberta HabiA vo amis enteras
arrodas de hogIres por a uvs que penetba en- eo
DIo tOrsns de tener busca abgo sus msmas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
A LAUNION

la ingresado en- la Union de Puer.
to Rico, el ciudadano de Guayama,
don Tomas Perez, ferviente luchador
que ha sido hasta aver, dentro de las
flas del partido republicano.
Hoy convencido de las bondades
de la Union, dc. que nuestra agrupa-
ci6n, encarna las aspiraciones de todo
buen puertorriqueho, el sehor Perez,
abandona las filas del republicanisno,
abdicando de sus prlncipios que equi'
vocado hasta ayerldefendi6, y abrssa
con entusiamo la bandera unionista
ljnico amparo y esperanza, dice, de
esta desdichada colonia.
Sea bien venido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
CORTE FEDERAL

Continia vi6ndose en- la sala dc la
Corte Federal el pleito ruidoso enta.
blado por doha Barbara Latimer y
otros contra la News Colonial ca y
Can6vanas.
Los demandantes piden rendimien-
tos de cuentas a. Ia Nueva Colonial por
negocios de mas de 20 amos en- nombrs
de los herederos del Duque de la Es.
peranza don Jorge Latimer.
Llevan la representation de las
parties de este ruidoso pleito los no.
tables abogados Hunt, Hartzell, Dex'
ter y Sweet.
Ell abog ado Hunt habl6 el sAbado
y ell senior Hartzell el lunes,
Los abogados Dexter y Sweet con-
tinuan en- el uso de la palabrs.
El fallo tardara algunos dias en-
resol verse.
Preside el juez Mackenna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
TR|QU|RUELAS REPUBLICANS

En- Toa Baja, como en- otros mu-
chos pueblos de 10 Isla, Sc pusieron
en- iuego por nuestros adversarios ar
dides de mala ley, para arrebatarnos
el triunto en- las liltimas elecciones.
Funcionaban ALI dos colegios, y
en- ambos los jueces republicanos es-
tuvieron q la altura de su partido.
En- ell precinto 81 rechazaron lO4
papeletas unionistas, por la sola ra.
z6n de que ALI prevalecia el criterio
de la mayoria, y las papeletas esta.
ban marcadas asf ", sin que la cruz
hecha en- ell circulo tocase la Inca de
la circunferencia Los iueces repu-
blicanos exigian cue la marca Sc hi
ciese en- forma de dos diametros cru
zados. Pero como la Ley Sc da de
cachetes con el crlterio singular de
dchos seHores, y aquellos votos son
legales, ya Sc contaran en- favor nues'
tro Y va resplandecer6 la verdad de Ia
election, para que los pobres vecinos
de aquel pueblo, al reconstituirse ell
Municipio que una Ley iniusta priv6
de vida propla, no caigan baio la f6.
rula republican,.
Tn POGO de paciencia. Ia Justicia
triunfarA. Sabemos q. Ell abogado Sr.
Benitez Castano ha entablado va la
acci6n correspondence ante los Tri-
bunales, y los Tribunales restablece-
ran ell imperio de la Ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
CAPITELO II

Pablo castig6 cAbAgAdura tomando por uno de los ca.
eones de Hacienda no tard6 mucho en- Ilegar una q
donde yente trena orneros ocup6blnse cor Ia saka
conducirla los vagones
AqueoS nfelces estab&n desnudo de medic cserpo para
arrba solo amarrado la cnturl
Entre mo1t6n de pas que pareca humear bao aquel
sol de aegc fila de cortAdoes segsbn recenes
epdDe las verdes copa que an sobe otas revue
confusion semejando rudo de desas que sonido
metaco de- epadn hundrse los d5bles tAos dAba
agudi confundndose yoeeo de Ii gente ell hrrar de
los ell sopG del vieno sobre aquel de hol
Los peone' clbertos de udor de pelus cuA acometidos
de rabiA desructora, segIban segabAn sin cesar.
FL Mayordomo tuvo que intervenr.
IN wagon hAbE descArrIldo volcsndose sobre Ia via
Pablo hizo IN gesto de impacienca ri66 al eApataz.
Antonlo este esti NAL usted no coloc6 bien los rails
dsO6 hAber contado Ell tereno pAe hund
cinco v1rN mas 81 norte, hubiera sido meior -.
FL cApGtaz avergonz6
Era IN ioVencitO como de vents amos de mradI viva
dulce 10 vez.
Eus psones,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
ICudnto desatinon!

cNo podrfa modificarse Ia Ley, en-
I Y sentido de que al pobre no lie resulte
gual que al rico, ell costo de cualquier
iccumsnto que interese de los Centres
0dciales 8 Judiciales. go?
Sugierenos esta pregunta, ell he
cho de habersenos manifestado por ell
Secretario dc Puerto-Rico, que para
obtensrse certifcado aprobatorio del
Rsglsmento que ha de regir la Socie-
dad <Centro de instruction y Reereo0,
para el adelanto moral social inte
lectual de la clase obrera de Sapturce,
precisaba ell pago de dos pesos por
derechos.
Que & Ia riqueza pdblica Sc lie casti
tigue con contribuciones imposibles,
reduciSndola a la mas minima EXPIRE
sion porque ell Tesorero crea estar for
mulando presupuestos en- ell mas rico
Estado de su pals, puede concebirse....
Que las entradas de nuestras adua-
mas 90 reduzcan dentro de POGO tempo
{ cERo por torpeza de los funcionarios
importados, va esta explicado....
Que nuestra industria naval de-
sapsrezca, con botes y demas embar
caciones memories, por imponerseles
imposibles y jamas conocidas contri-
buciones, tambien Sc explica, por no
haberse fjado el Conseio en- ell Regla-
mento que aprobara y que sin duda
estarG discutiendo para modifcar.
Que ain Sc soporte el lujosfslmo
siercito de empleados en- Tssorerfa,
con Ia vanguardia de Colectores, Sub
colectores, Investigadores de ambas
armas, sinn1mero de ofcinas etc. etc,
Queda asimismo explicado por desco.
nocimiento absolute de 10 ruina ha
que ha llegado nuestro tan sufrido
pafs....
Que continden en- su juego los de-
y nuere Inspectores icon sus Jefes) So
brando con cuatro; pues dos inspec-
cionaron siempre los distritos escola-
res Norte y Sur; pase, toda vez que
en- tan sorprendente luio y soberana
paliza al pals, intervino el de la Ley
del foste.
Que sosteng amos sueldos fabulo.
sos para Sub.comisionados eXistiendo
en- los Departamento ofciales prime.
ros con 1.SO0 pesos que bien podfan,
dada nuestra ruinosa situaci6n econ6
mica, suplir & los Comisionados en-
~ ausencia, puede tambi6n discul.
parse por 10 esplendidez de los hijos
del Norts que no SO han dado cuenta
do nusstras desgracias..
Que sc suprima la Division de
Agriculture y SO cree la de terrenos
baldfos. pero basta: pues nos ha-
riamos interminables y no disponemos
de publication propia hoy por hoy. =,
Pero. que ell pobre obrero, ell hijo
del trabsio, ell mas castlgado por elec.
to de nuestra actual ruina, ell Lazaro
dc todos los tiempos, ell perseguido 81
protssta. que pague al igusl que
el rico segdn Sc nos inform6 en- la For.
taleza, no SO concibe; este es atroz.
6Por que los bur6cratas de to-
dos los tiempos, no Sc les impone el !,
slS6 10 por ciento de desclento, como
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02

siempre SO hiao, por sl sueldo que
tan c6modamsnte disfrutan.
Sehores dc ambas Camaras; estu-
dien bien nuestra situaci6n y no OIL
vidar, que elospueblos tienen dere'
chos, y que asf SO prob6 en las elec'
clones nltimas.
TEMPO queda.
RAMON REYES Y PENA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
FARI|!A!aCIA RIVERA,
Sociedad en- Comandita
PLAZA MAYOR s. e 0 noz 81. |A&cBG Pro- RICO,

Esta antigua y acgsditad
tarmacla, la major dc la !ocaGda'
ha removable todas sus e3istanci
4 intHoducido TN axtsnso suYtic
do dEogas, productos quimicos
msdicinas dc Patents do los pri
cipalss labo1atorios dc Europa
America.
El jofs dsl sstablecimIeu
que cusnta a. amos dc expsFie
cia ca tan deltcsda profession, ut!
de cuidadosamsrte, auxii3ado vvl
Tin intsllgents personal subal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
EMPSES i DE- COeHyS
DE ADRIAN PEREZ
Sefvl(iO inmejOrabIe y ldpldO.
Ell MEJOR DE LA ISLA.
Servicio hasta Ponce
Santurce. Tel6fono 10 1904
Casa del keloj.
AIqulIeres de casas
y habitaClOnes

CASA distinguida perteneciente &
sefiora culta y respectable, huenas ha'
bftsciones, comida excelente-si Sc de.
sea-Precios m6dicos.
Mdme G. SolignGc.
118 Oeste, Gale "a. Nueva-YorE
Ciudad.
REFINET home OF culture woman,
comfortable cheerful rooms, excellel,
fable-if desiret-Terms moderate.
IMdns O. Salignnc.
118 W 81 th ST Ees-York. City.
Smyrna times., 1905-06-14
CHESWOLD.
Junior League Of cbeswOld to Hold a Lawn
Fete--Large Attendance upon the Funeral
Of Mrs. Mary Hardcastle.

Special Correspondence to the Times.
CHEswoLD, June 13:-The Junior
League of Cheswold church, Miss
Belle Moore superintendent will hold
picnic next Saturday afternoon on
Mr.. W. G. Savins lawn near Cheswold.
Mr.. William Shackell near Ches-
void has received. consignment of
thoroughbred dorset ewes from the
Tranquility farm" In New Jersey.
Mr.. Shackell intends to make a
speciality of raising this noted breed of
sheep.
Miss Clara Belle Savin daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Savin near Ches-
void was one of the graduating class
of Wilmington Conference Academy
and at their commencement exercises
last Friday evening in the Opera House
at Dover read her essay on "The
power of an idea" which has been
highly spoken of.
Mrs. Mary A. Bentley near Ches-
void has presented her youngest son
Wallace X. Shackell with q handsome
"Behr" piano.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hardcastle
which was attended by large company
OF relatives reached Cheswold at
9.47 a. m. last Friday from Philadel-
phia and met here by large company
of relatives and friends. The burial
services were held in Cheswold church
at which Rev. A. W. Goodhand of this
charge oficiated. The relatives re-
quest that we extend through the TIMES
their thanks and appreciation for as
sistance in many ways and sympathy
also rendered by the friends in this
community in their sad affliction.
Personals:-M Edna West and
children of Dover were guests of Mrs.
William Ford over Sunday.-Miss
Lulu Bailey of Clayton was enter.
tanned over Sunday by Miss Nellie
Swain. Miss May York of Brenford
was the guest of Miss Deborah Good
hand at the parsonage last Sunday
Mr.. George Mason of Wilmington anc
Misses Ethel, Bessie and Nellie Masor
of Wileys were guests of Mrs. M. A
Casson, Saturday and Sunday.-Mr
Eugene Attix and Miss Edith Attix o
Downs Chapel were entertained b,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Cantwell last Sun
day.
Smyrna times., 1905-06-14
KENTON.
Interesting ChIdren's Day Exercises Held
Sunday Before a Well Filled tfOuse-
Local Happenings and Personals.
Special Correspondence the TIMES.

Special Correspondence the TIMES.
KENToN, June 13:-Sundsy was
Children's Day and the church being
filled with cut flowers and ferns, was
very well filed. The program was
as follows: Opening song, "The Chill
dren of the King March on;" prayer,
Rev. D. F. McFaul; song. "Shine Out
Bright Children's Day." recitation,
GA Right Hearty Welcome" Elva At
Tx; exercise, $50 Can We" primary
class; recitation, Ralph Knots; solo,
Crock "a Birdie" Pauline Walker; re-
citation, "Little Betty Blue" Agnes
Arthurs; song, "Come Away" exer-
else, "Our Children's Day." song,
primary class; recitation, ''It's You"
Katherine Johns; recitation, "Sup-
pose" Pauline Walker; song, "Rose of
Sharon;" recitation, Nobody" Bea-
trice Cook; recitation, "Our Mission"
Ada HazeIl; recitation, "The Bee"
Mary CLARK; song, "Soft Winds are
Singing" recitation, "Too Big" Jesse
Green; recitation, ga Smile is as
Cheap as a Frown" Grace Arthurs;
song, Thousand Voices Ringing"
exercise, "a Summer Message" song,
"Gaily Sing" recitation, "The Tale
of Two Travellers" May Vaughn; reci-
tation, "a Sleeping Sentinel" Rachel
Downs; closing song, "Rejoice;" Ben
ediction.
Blackiston Sunday School held their
Children's Day exercises on Sunday
afternoon.
RESPONSIBILITIES Edythe Beck,
of Smyrna, spent Sunday with Miss
Bertha Bailey.-Miss Sue Slaughter of
Philadelphia, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Wilbur Wilds.-Miss Ethel Nc
Faul attended the commencement ex-
ercises at the Wilmington Conference
Academy the past week.-Mrs.. Austin
Grier of Tacony, is the guest of friends
in town.-Mrs. Lydia Taylor of Per-
ryville is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Francis Greenwell. Rev. T. G. Bax-
ter of Fannetsburg, Pa, was in town
the past week.-E. Fl. Walker and
family are home for few days.-Mrs.
James Melvin, Smyrna, is spending q
few days with Mrs. L. F. Hilyard.
Smyrna times., 1905-06-14
cHRswOLO AND BETHEL CHILDRENs' DAY
Exercises Held at CheswOId Sunday Morning
and at Bethel Sunday Afternoon.

CHEswold, June 13:-Childrens' Day
exercises were held at Cheswold
church, last Sunday morning and at
Bethel in the afternoon. Great inter
est was felt in the two exercises
throughout the day and both drew
crowds. The decorations for the two
events, were pretty, though not elabor-
ate. At Cheswold this year, this work
fell into younger hands and it proved
to have been no mistake. They at
either side of the stake erected columns
composed of daisies intertwined nicely
with a green vine which also were
surmcunted by beautiful bouquets of
poppies and surrounding the stage
potted flowers in variety giving
beautiful effict and much admired.
The music at Bethel was directed by
S. B. Cooper with Miss Lulu Sapp
presiding at the organ. Miss Mary
Anderson presided at the organ at
Cheswold, and Miss May Bunker was
violinist. The class exercises at
Bethel were superbly rendered, show
ing great care and adaptibilitY in train
ing. The programs at both churches
were creditably rendered by the
children. The following was the pro-
pram at Cheswold: Organ Volun-
tary; Song, School; Responsive
Reading; Prayer, Pastor A. W.
Goodhand; Song, Choir; Recita-
ton, Henry Earle; Recitation, Carl
ton Savin; Glass exercise; Song,
School; Recitation, Anna Pearson; /;
Recitation, Eddie Jackson; Recitation,
Alice Cote; Singing, Juniors; Recita-
ton, Margaret Goodhand; Recitation,
Bessie Newton; Recitation, Madge
Fouraker Recitation, Carson Segelker ;
Song, Glass of Youths; Recitation,
Harry Loose, Jr., Recitation, Edna
Vaughn; Recitation, Addie Sapp; Re-
citation, Edith Phillips; Recitation,
May Goodhand; Male Quartette; Re-
citation, Charlotte Vaughn; Recitation,
Elsie Cantwell; Reading, Miss Deborah
Goodhand; Pastors Address; Collec-
ton; Song, School; Benediction.
The following was the program rend-
cred in full at Bethel: ''Song of We'll
come" School; Prayer. Pastor; Sing
ing, School; Recitation, Mary Cooper;
Solo, Margaret Goodhand; Recitation,
Layton Kirby; Singing, School; Re-
citation, Raymond Ford; Song; School;
Recitation Susan Cooper; March
Song, Ten Girls; Recitation, Christina
Kirby; Song, School; Recitation. Flo
Jones; Solo. Lillian Wright; Recita
ton, Margaret Learned; Recitation,
Levlnla Trnax; Solo, Elwood Long
Upward Way" Glass Exercise
boys; Recitation, Francis Jester
Solo and Chorus, Mrs. T. d. Garrison
Recitation, Temperance Scout; Song
School; Recitation, Thomas Tatersal
"Arehway of Love-" Ten Girls; Ad
dress by Pastor; Collection; Closing
Song, School.