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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-06
QUARTER BILLION
FOR AUTOMOBILES
Two Hundred and Fifty Factories OF
the United States Will
Turn Out $4,000
Cars.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Throughout
the United States there are at the
present time about $50 factories en-
gagged in manufacturing automobiles.
Probably 100 of these are concerns OF
national and international reputation.
The remaining $50 are sma!lsr COM
panies and individuals doing, for q
great part, purely local business
According to General Manager Al
fred Reeves of the American Molor
Car manufacturers association, there
will be approximately 1900 motor
cars turned out in American factor
les during the present calendar year
and the total valuation viii not be far
from s125,OoO,OOO
OF the 253 factories in this country
there are at least 100 concerns turn-
ing out cars that are wei known anu
factors in the market. So necessary
has the automobile become that Fst
year there was little or no falhng OH
in the trade, while this year 1t is pct
fer than ever, despite the fact that all
other lines are doing CONSIDERABLY
smaller percentage of business imam
at any time during the last SIX years
While there is a contln !ally III
creasing demand for commercial We
hicles. there is no indication of any
sIackening in the call for pleasure
cars. This not only applies to the Big
luxurious cars of great power but also
to what is known as the moderate
priced car, selling at from s5oO 10
60 600 A considerable proportion Ci
tho cars this wear will be of the buggy
type, which farmers are purchasing
and using in increasing numbers.
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position so well that he finished the
season at the bag. The following sea-
err, as Bransfield was secured from the
Pittsburg club. He remained with
the Phillies until 1907, when he was
traded to st. Louis for Pitcher BUS
ter Brown. He has since been use
full member of the Cardinals pitching
staff. n 1906 Lush pitched a no-hit
game against Brooklyn. :.
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Judging from his present good work
in the box, Pitcher Johnny Lush of the
st. Louis Nationals is out to make
many of the crack southpaws in the
big leagues look to their laurels. Since
the opening of the season Lush has
twirled first-class ball, and with Bres
nahan behind the bat to help him out
there is no doubt that the clever south
paw will make a good record. Lush is
not only a crack pitcher, but is a ca
pable fielder and a hard and timely
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hitter. In a recent game against Chi
cago which he won, he made three
hits. Lush made his professional debut
in 1908 with the Williamsport (POD
club as a fielder. He attracted atten-
ton, and that fall the Philadelphia
club signed him. He started in in 1904
as a southpaw pitcher, but in a short
time was used in the outfield to get
the benefit of his excellent batting. In
mid season he was placed on first base
and in a short time he mastered the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-06

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 6.-Whetn-
er the Cooper shooting OF senator odi
mack is a breeder of murders Is ho,
known. but ten murders have occurred
in Tennessee since that tragedy. Ihere
are now 20 cases Of murder on the
aaIondar for trial
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Iayino Cornerstone.

LINCOLN CENTRE, Kansas, May 6.
The cornerstone of the monume mt
in memorial of the settlers who suf-
fered from the depredations of the In
dams was laid today by Lincoln lodge
A F. and A. M Contributions for this
monument have come in from al quar-
ters. A short history was prepared of
the Indian depredations, with the
names of settlers killed by the In
dams.
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FRANK GOICH
MEETS BEEL[.
WORLDS CHAMPION WILL DE-
FEND HIS TITLE IN DEN
YER TONIGHT.
Battling Nelson Will Act AS Referee
Both Are Clever And Strong
and Ganae Will Be Good.

DENVER, May 6.-Tonight Frank
Gotch will again defend his title of
champion of the world against Fred
ReeH the wonderful middleWelght
grappler from the Wisconsin timber.
Battling Nelson champion lightweight
pugilist of the world, will referee the
match. the little Dane having been Sc
Iected as a compromise after two hours
of wrangling between the opponents.
The men will Wrestle in the big Audi
forum that housed the democratic con-
vention. and the advance sale indicates
that the monster building will befilled
with fans.
The principal rules governing the
championship match between Gotch and
Been pertain, first to the appearance IN
the ring The men are obliged 10 DE
stripped to the waist, to wear HgAt
gymnasium shoes, and to not be olled.
That is, some WreStlers bathe IN OH
prior to their bout, and this oil, as the
BODY is warmed. comes from the pores,
and form a slippery coating that al
most defies any hold known. WrestIers
of course. would not be considered IN
fingernails as long as those worn by the
late empress of China.
The strangle lock will be barred Tha'
is, any hold around the neck with ohS
arm. assisted by the other, so as u Ell
fectually shut off the wind, is decreeu
a strange.
Pinn Falls Count.
The falls must be what are known
as pin falls" In other WORDS the
shoulders constituting two points,
must be held securely to the mat
sufficient length of time to permit the
referee to see that both shoulders are
down at the same time If both shout
ders hit and the under man is stu roll
ing. that doesn't count The matches
in which rolling falls" were consl0-
cred went out of favor years ago.
The match is best two out OF three
falls. That is, the winner may WIN TWO
consecutive bouts, or may win TWO OUT
of the total three, while the other man
might gain the odd fall. In stralgh'
falls the men naturally only wrestle the
two bouts.
In case the men get off the mat no
matter what the hold is, the referee mas
the right to compel them to get pach
we'll toward the center of the maj
where they may resume the same POSI-
ton and same hold they had OH tls
carpet.
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BETHEL

Mi,. Mrna and Rcbccca Thnmp-
son were the guests OF Miss Lillian
Jones, several days oi this week
Mr., C. :. Reed aud family attended
the funeral ui Miss Hattie h Reed. OF
Elkton. last Tuesday
Mrs kchccca Cumngcr j. spending
some time with her niece, Mrs. VII
liam Phillips
Mr. Joseph Moiiitt LETT Wednesday
for Chc>,crtown. where he intends to
work on the State road
Mis-. Mary Davis is un the sick list
Mise, Laura Deputy and Viola
Worth were the Sunda, guests Of Miss
Violet Jones
\ number from here attended the
Twin Oak Camp on Sunday
Mr. John Worth visited hi, brother
Mr. andrew Worth. ON Sunday
Mr. Edward I.crdpm. our mail car
ricr, d, again on duty alter several
week, vacation.
orc 81 our young men might have
been seriously hurt Oh Sunday even.
ing. owing to an obstruction in the
road. near Bethel Church.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con-
dition OF the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroycd forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inflamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness Caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 7sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for Consti.
patton.
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BAY VIEW.

Mr. Charles W Johnson. of Havre de
Grace visited friends here Friday.
Miss Poca Reed is now visiting Mrs.
Davis in Nv York.
Allan Lynch, ot Wilmington, spen
Friday with his parents, Mr.. aud airs.
George ID. lynch.
Mr. and Mrs WIN. Trimble entertain
ed about thirty guests at an informal tea
"Wednesday evening.
Matthew Russell /. having mis- house
reprinted.
Mrs. |. A. Reed And Mrs K. A. Hat
dock have returned frsm Emory Grove
Camp.
Misses Ora, and Irwin, Mr. aud Mrs.
l. J. Wiyel. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Tyson have been spending few DAYS
with Samuel Burns
Bay View NJ. +. Church has preaching
every Sabbath at l'. 10 a. M: Christian
Eudeavor at 9 p NJ.
Mrs. Lucy Abrams, former esteemed
neighbor, died at the home of her son in
Newark. n. J., last week, Sc vices
were held in Ebenezer NJ. T.. Church
here on Wednesday, last week.
Now that the primaries are a thing of
the past. candidates are no longer in
doubt whether they or another will lead
their party on TO victory or defeat; camp
meetings are also over aud all bits OF
gossip heard there are worn thread-bare
picnics are looming up in the distance
with an occasional social party, but TO
fill in the intervals 4 to ease the brain
the question now Is who writes the Bay
items Guess who
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camp meeting at Deals Island.
Miss Mary Buck spent Sunday with
Miss Mcdowell in Conowingo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jane, Webster. aud Miss
Belle Webster, aud friend OF Baltimore,
spent Sun lay with G. w Corner
George Thompson Williams. who has
heen spending sometime with his sister,
Mr.. Lewis'Kitk. has returned to Wash
ington, d. {.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Merritt Smith. OF Phila-
delphia. spen, Sunday with Mrs. JoaunB
Smith.
Bessie NJ. Taylor, is visiting friends,
IN York.
Elliott Williams. who has been playing
professional baseball all summer, has
returned To his home.
Mrs. John r. Bond and Mr. Ronald
Rond. were h ltlmore visitors, Wednes.
day.
Myrtle Hillery. aud Nr. II llery of
Baltimore. are guests OF Mrs. John VI
Cresw H.
John NJ. Creswell, visitet. IVES, Chester.
Kennett Square, etc, TUESDAY
Mrs. David ST. Clair, and Martha Wes-
terfield, spent several DAYS last week
with Mrs Charles poinset,, Wilmington.
Mr.. George Hob spent last week
with Wilmington friends
! Miss Mary Blumileld, is the guest OF
| Ms Charles Pninsett, Wilmington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. william T. Coulson, are
visiting relatives IN phila
Mrs. Clara Crew aud Mis- Crew, are
/ Speeding week in Bette-ton.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hindercf, of PhiIn-
delphia, are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Aiam
Peoples.
Mrs Williim Durgin aud Miss Mary
E. Durgin a-e visiting Mr.. Flank Durgiu
in York, Pa.
Mrs, Samuel llgenfri'z and children of
York, Pa, spent last week with Mrs
Albert Vannori
r.Charl's Buck. OF Chester, aud vi IS
Beulah Owens of Havrr de Grace, spent
Sunday with Mrs Geo'gc II. Ruck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg" T.. Tho rps n, of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Abrahams
Mrs. Clare Heidler aud Miss Pena Hal.
in spent MONDAY in y Gilmore.
Morris Ackcr is spending this week in
BROOKLYN and New York.
Mrs. II. II. Hopes and Miss Madel
inc Hopes, have returned from very
pleasant visit with Baltimore relatives.
Mrs Groom Miss Hensil aud Masters
Charles Groom aud Raymond Klump. Of
Lane 'ster, were guests of Mrs. John At
kinson, last week.
Mrs. Helen Martin. is visiting relatives
in Frostburg, Md
Mrs, Charles Murray is spending some
time IN Rochester, n Y.
Misses Edith Lamm 'ud " ,ud Norris
have returned from a r'..,'Ant visit with
Baltimore county friends
Mrs. Eva Pelisier and daughter have
returned to their home in Philadelphia
from very pleasant visit with Miss
Edna Lamu.
Admiral and Mrs Rogers, of Hartford
county, spent Tuesday with Admiral
Perry.
Mr.. aud Mt.. Philip Becker, OF Bal,i.
more, are gaests OF Mr. aud Mrs. VIM.
Campbell
Miss Margaret Boyle IL visiting Mi,
Frances Cleudenin near COlora.
William Beatty, OF Baltimore, visited
friends in town Wehnes lay.
Mrs Carrie Taylor, Miss BESSIE TAYLOR
aud Mrs. Robert Stephenson were Balti-
more visitors last Friday.
Miss Clara White is cnj2ytng herself
At Atlantic { y.
Mr.. Lamni, II New York, visited rrla.
uves in town las week.
Mrs. Carson Boyd aud children. Of
Wilmington, were guests OF Mrs lane
4. Gerry this week.
Mrs. George Jones aud Miss Florence
Jones spent last week with Mr,. Mar IL.
McMullau
Rev +, +. Carpenter is assisting with
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Cecil Shooters Fine Record.

In the Maryland Amateurs shoot at
Electric Park, Baltimore, on "Wednesday
in the three man county shoot, thirteen
teams competing, +. and A. B'llmeyei
aud A. d. Williams, of Allegauy, tied
with Ewing, England and Clifford, OF
Cecil, with 50 each. Ewing scoring II,
Clifford IS aud England -. The tie was
shot off at IS per man, Allegany winning
by 90 to Cecil's OIL. Ewing an {, Davis,
of Hartford, tied for third highest score
with l5j our of 200. J. NOVEL; Hawkins,
professional, broke ls3 without miss.
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CECILTON

Miss Mabel Cnppage Is the guest OF
Miss Berthe Coppage near Warwick.
Miss Helen Dunlap, OF Wilmington, is
visiting Miss Mary Blackway.
Mrs. Robert Murry, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. IL,
Buid
Mr., Arthur Davis is visiting friends
at Milford and Lewes, Del.
Mrs Windsor spent las, Friday wj h
her sister, Mrs. II, Clark.
Mrs. Julian Jones aud daughter. Of
Kennedy willie, were tie guests of Mrs. !,
+. Mccoy, H.. Thursday and Friday.
Dr. Vim Pierce. wife ard children. Of
Germantown, Pa. have been visiting hts
sister, Mrs. }. \. Pierce.
Mrs. William Anderson has been spend.
ing SOME time with her brother, Mr.
William Morris ara wife in Whining
ton aud Ocean City, y. J.
Master Earle Jones scout last week
with hs cousin, Master William Elh-f-
ingtou. IN West Philadelphia.
George Hall, OF Wilmington, has been
visiting his sister Mrs J. ". Tavlor.
Mrs. William Hunter, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her brother Mr.. G. VI. MILL
ken.
Mr.. oldham Davis. of Eiktou, spent
Sumisy with his parents. Mr. AID Mrs.
MAYOR Davis.
Mr.. William Smith vas aa,imo-e
| visitor rece-tly.
Harry Bud, ot Baltimore, sp-ut SIT
ufdav aud SUNDAY with hts pa'ents here.
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MISS Margaret Rsmbo. of Wilmington,

Miss Margaret Rsmbo. OF Wilmington
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Lynch.
A number from here attended the
musicale" given by the Misses Fassitt
on Wednesday morning at their home,
near Calvert.
Mr. Andrew Crothers, and Master
Lamson Cro,hers, returned Tuesday from
a visit with DR.. aud Mrs. Rosa Crotheis,
who are camping at Bush River.
Miss Violet Barben OF Oxford is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Gusts Irwin
Mrs. Jesse Clifford aud son, Earle, OF
Philadelphia, are guests OF Mr.and Mrs.
John Crothers
Miss Nettie Lynch returned TO Cam.
den, n. J. on Monday, after visit OF
several weeks with her parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. William Lynch.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Ewing have re-
turned To their home, In Worcester,
Mass, after spending several weeks at
I he home of Mr.. William Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwa'd Stevens and
children, OF near Oxf'rd spent Sunday
with Mrs. Matilda Carhari.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Csth,rl, are visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hsddock. of
Fast Orange, N.
Mrs. b lusall. of Oxford, is spending
| sonnet time with her dAught r, Mrs
George Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Crothers. OF Bryn
Mawr, were SUNDAY guests OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. George McVev.
Mrs. Doyle and daughter, Miss Flor.
erce, of Philadelphia, are visiting the
tormets brother Mr.. Turner Cameron,
and family.
Mr.. Howard Stevens, of Pttsield,
NJ .ss. has been a recent visitor at the
home of Mrs. Ellen Gilispie.
Miss Katherine Rutherford, is visiting
MISS Thomas. of Sandy Springs, Virginia.
Mr.. aud MIS- Edwin Carh 1T, were
over Sunday guests of Philadelphia
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES Churchman, en-
tertained the Helping Hand on Friday
evening.
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Jno. E. Lewis viii Sustained

The will of the late John f. Lewis, of
Newark, to which caveat had teen
filed by one of his heirs. who alleged un.
due influenc. and incapaci,y, was sus-
tanned by Register of Wills Walker, at
Wilmington, iii his decision rendered on
Tuesday. Mrs. Nellie Bennett, widow
of George Bennett, OF Elkton, aud Mrs.
Gilpn. widow of Howard Gilpiu. former
ly Of Elkton. are two OF the heirs. the
forme' getting the largest share of the
estate. The third daughter of the testa-
tor, Mrs. Kate Wright,tof Newark, fled
the cav-at to the will.
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ZION.

NJ C,uero7 McEey Of Wilmington.
and Mr. Bessie Birbeu, OF Oxford, were
Moudog guests Of M and MIS-. Curtis
Irwin.
Lesl,. r. ,e aud ,,'eF Miss Amila Pyle
we're SUNDAY guest, Of Ms, Marietta
Mr4ru,
Mss Ma eJ Smi.G. OF Pleasant Hill,
and Mt Joseph Lynch Of I.ou, were
quietly married AZ the NJ +. parsonage,
by Rev. ! Il. Mitchell. on "Wednesday
evening, August 2j,h.
Rev aud Mrs. !, Il. Mitchell, returned
on SATURDAY. IL N ,hrir vacation, which
they spent camping along the Delaware
River
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WOODLAND

Rev. and Mrs. ]. Howard Gray are
spending two weeks at Ocean Grove
Miss Geneva Hall, OF Baltimore, is
the guest OF Miss Annie SINNERS
Mrs. Susanna Gilbert is attending
Twin Oak camp in Pennsylvania.
Miss Stella Gather is the guest oil
her sister III Chester.
Miss Annie Williams, OF Philadel-
phia. spent several days last week with
her friends in this section.
Misses Laura Mccall, Helen and
Olive Jackson. Florence and Lulu
Thompson. McsSrs. Clayton Mcdowell
Charlie Gibson and Gilbert SINNERS
spent last Saturday at Wingate's on the
Elk River,
Mr.. Rufus Jackson has been the
guest OF Miss Robinson OF Virginia,
this week
Mr.. Newell Abrahams spent Sunday
in Atlantic City
Little Miss Dorothy Stewart, who
has been the guest of MIR. and Mrs. T..
ID. Lamdin, has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. G.. T. Tyson spent Saturday IN
Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. William Owens enter
tanned few friends Saturday evening
in honor OF their daughter, Elizabeth's
birthday Those present were Miss
Annie Williams. OF Philadelphia; Miss
Hall. OF Baltimore; Miss Phillips, OF
Wilmington: Misses Ella Lynch, An
ME SINNERS, Leila and Lora Thomp-
son. Lydia Seminar, Mrs. Annie
Brown: McSsrs Carroll Tyson, Floyd
SINNERS. Howard Barnes, Ohio Glib
son. Arthur SINNERS.
The w. {. 7 y met with Mrs, c. s.
hbrahams Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Clinton Jackson was elected delegate
to the County Convention to be held in
Rising Sun September Q.
y business meeting OF the Epworth
League was held Sunday evening, and
Misses Virginia AbrahamS and MrBs
Harry Riley. with Miss Ida Thomp-
son and Mrs IT, II Kirk as altcrnatcs.
were appointed delegates to +. L.
Convention To- be held in Union
Church, Wilmington. September 2I-22
Mrs Georgia Stewart. OF Baltimore
Is the guest Of Mrs T.. -. l.amdin.
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Two New Jurors Drawn

Judge p. B. Hopper came to Eikton
on Monday and drew two new jurors on
the September panel: in place of John
M. Creswell, OF the Seventh district, ex-
cused, and r. B. Marshall, OF the Sixth,
disqualified by service at the March
term. The latter's name was duplicated
in the box as r b. and K. Brumfield
Marshall. The latter slip was with
drawn, and the name of Cecil Ewing. OF
the Sixth, was substituted. Jarret,
Mackey, OF the Fourth, was drawn in
Mr.. Brumfeld's, and W. B. Minor, OF
the Fifth, in Mr.. Creswell's place.
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COLORA.

Miss Pearl Boyd, Wilmington, Is visit.
ing Miss Grace {. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel +. Wiley enter.
tanned on Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron l.. Duyckinck, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Pyle and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Steele.
Re7. ID. Z. Shaw, Oxford, preached in
West Nottingham Presbyterian Chu ch,
last Sunday morning.
A box and necktie Social will be held
at Mt. Pleasant, Friday evening. Sept. .
II stormy, next fair evening. Proceeds
for PASTORS salary.
Miss Elizabeth A. Reynolds has had
telephone put in her house.
Mrs. 4 len NJ. Tosh, Mrs Anuie Tosh
and daughter, Miss Ada spent Tuesday
at B.tterton.
Quite number from here attended
the picnic held by Mt Pleasant NJ. e.
Sunday School, "Wednesday week, at
Haines' Point.
Charles Kircht. West Grove, spe Sat.
urdaJ Monday with Elwood Baiderston.
Robert Mckay and sisters, of Philaiel-
phia, are visiting Mrs. Lille Tosh and
family.
MISS Maude NJ. Reynolds Is spending
some time with relatives, ia Philadel-
phia
Miss Angie Egan. Phi adelphis, is the
l.uest OF Mrs. Robert Akin.
Miss Bessie Woods, Toughkenamon
sent week With her sister, Mrs. VII.
lia.u Mckay.
Mss Matte coale is visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Fannie crothers aud son, Christie
are at Ocetn Grove.
Miss Eta M. Tosh-receu,ly visited
MISS Belle Hindman, Liberty Grove.
NJ $. Agnes Harlan, Baltimore, is
visiting her brother, George II. fhomp.
son and wife.
w. 7 Jenness and wife are entertain
ing his sisters, Mrs Alva II. Tyson, Bal
,imore, aud Mrs. Stacey Gloucer, Of
Chester.
Mrs. r. A. Reynolds aud children,
Willirm and Ellis, spent Tuesday in
Port Deposit and Perryville.
Preston Richardson returned to his
home in Wilmington last Saturday, al
ter spending some time at the home Of
his uncle. Robert Akin.
West Nottingham PRESBYTERIAN Sum
day School held their annual picnic IN
the Church grove on Thursday.
William !. Pierce was in Philade phia
this week to see his brother, Preston ID.
Pierce who is in the Pennsylvania Hos.
pital, suffering from a tumor on the
brain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M,han attended
tn. funeral of Mrs. Phoebe wilson late
of Sharon Hill. Pa. on Wednesday.
Mrs. Slater 3. Tosh entertained the
Missionary Societies of West Noting
ham Presby terian Church, Thursday AZ
teruoon last week.
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Protection for the Farmer


The color odo Of fertilizer connees
zion with its value. strong smelling may be an
attractive combination OF odor nothing
value until know the plant
the protection Of farmers all the States
require the manufacturer plainly print
brand the guaranteed minimum percentage Nitrogen or rs
equivalent Ammonia of Available Phospho Potash
NO fertilizer made contains other elements plant For
wheat and manufacture following of
pee fertilizers. which officially analysed May BY the
State Chemist of Delaware the samples being By eSt
from goods in the hands ar Middown and
Dagsboro.
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MECHANICS VALLEY

Master James Keeps. of Philadelphia,
is spe udiug few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. W Shippers.
Miss Hilda Rose. of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Matte Heath was a Wilmington
visitor lass w:;ek.
Mrs Harry Larz,le'e, Mrs Harry Pip
pin aud sou. OF Elktou, and Miss Cora
Pippiu, OF Muydel were Valley visitors
last week
Miss ri zsheth Founder. is spending
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few weeks at Ocean Grove.
Miss Myrtle Miller. of Wilmington. /.
the guest this week of Mrs Mary Bou.
chelle.
The Misses Solomon. are at Mrs. Cath.
sriue Millers.
Miss Ruth Rowland, has returned from
spending weeks with Mabel Lsrzalere.
!. p. Tyson. OF West Chester, /. the
guest this week of his brother. J NJ.
Tyson.
Sara Draper of Philadelphia, is visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM.
Warrington.
Mrs. Francina Scarborough, is the
guest OF her son, Amos Scarborough, oil
Wilmington, Del.
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aud then 'au on scoring 1919 out of 200.
Norval w. Walker. of Baltimore, won
the amateur championship match. on
Thursday. breaking % out of 100 targets.
He won last year with s5 breaks. Ewing
broke $50, Clifford IFS, aud England 50.
Rwiug's average for the three days was
SAP, aud Englaud's si7.