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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-26
NOTICE-Having bought the bar

NOfICE-Having bought the bar
Der shop business at 1925
Newcastle street formerly operat-
ed by c. A. Clark, beg to
announce to all my patrons and the
public generally that l will operate in
me future the barber shop at this
place, and solicit your patronage. The
barber Mcintyre viii he found at this
shop also, ready to serve his many
customers. Very respectfully,
GRANT ALLEN.
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II you want 20 do good turn for
your home city go to the mass meet
ing called by the trustees of the
1'ruusH'c'. A1vapc"Nant association
20 Ne heN 81 'lo ci.r h"U on Tues
PAY tyqhipe ard teke e from us.
~eutle reader. it is no political
ss1emef but business meeting ilr
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Judge Fite is now in a scrap with
an army recruiting officer. 1hat
man is a natural born fighter
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This is cleanup day III Atlanta.
Every day should be cleanup day i'll
real sanitary cities.
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Better get out that old warm blan-
ket.
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1 UMBRELLAS covered and repaired:
frst-class work and material at
very reasonable price. Have a few
Tor sale. good Us new, at one-half
price. J. T. Green, 200 Mansfield ST
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FOR RENT.
Fol- SALE.

10 THE PUBLIC-I beg to advise
that have purchased the barber shos
OF Grant Allen on Newcastle St, near
the Cr@nd opera house, where [ WIZ
be pleased to serve my friends and
the public generally. believe that
my long connection with tie tonso-
rial business in Brunswick justiffes
the statement that frst-class work
by competent Workmen shall be my
constant aid. l shall appreciate =
share of your patronage. Respectful
ly, w. y. Thrash.
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Want Column

5 to 6 doses "666' will cure any
case OF Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
w. M. HAZEL FOR
KENT SENATOR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Dell Oct. 1.--WhiIe there
will be skirmishes at thes Republican
primary polls today In the interests
Of various county office seekers, the
senatorship contest between George
W. Tebo and William NJ. ToJel, both
Organization men whose friends
fought hard to have each nominated
has been settled.
Under the terms Of the settlement,
and unless. Of course, the voters
should run an altogether independent
/ ticket, Assemblyman William NJ Ha-
/ gel. Of the Fifth district will become
the nominee for State Senator from
the Third Senatorial district to sue
4 coed Senator Remsen c. Barnard
George w. Tebo will go on the ticket
for Assemblynsn from the Fifth dis
trict
Mr. Hazel won general admiration
and popularity in Dover for his course
in the House. particularly in carry
b ing 10 a successful issue the Great
er Dover" bills which resulted in
such splendid streets for Dover.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
BRIDGEVILLE

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEVILLE. Del. Oct L. NJ.
Lowber Jackson, Of Harrington, was
visitor here yesterday
Miss Nell Evans. of Milford. was a
recent visitor here.
Paul G. White, Of Wilmington. was
the guest OF friends Thursday even
ing
Norman Shaw. Of Harrington. spent
Thursday evening with friends.
Fred j. Breene, of Frederics. was
visitor here Friday.
Norman Daniels of Milford, has been
visiting friends.
Miss Pauline Moore. Of Laurel, is
spending some time here with
friends.
R. Hearn. of Milford. is spend
ing some time with relatives.
r. Orem Trice, Of Townsend, was
a visitor here Thursday evening
Miss Sarah Bacon. of Laurel, is
visiting here.
William R. cirwithern, Of Milford,
was in town on Friday
e. H. Clark has returned to his
home in Philadelphia, after spend
ing several days here with friends.
The young people of this town gave
a dance here last evening
Joseph Shipley. Samuel Scott, Bill
Larrimore, Edwin Dutton, Ashley
Shipley and Arnold Greenbaum, of
Seaford. attended the dance given by
the young people here last even
ing.
Miss Mary Clark. OF Patterson, n.
j., is visiting Miss Laura Green.
George b. Great has been visiting
his son Carl, at Princess Anne. Md.
Miss Eva Warrington spent Fri
day with Miss Anne Cahan.
John w. Kramlish. OF Milford, at
tended the dance given here last even
ing.
Rodney Stuart Is visiting relative
in Berwick. Pa
L. A. Short. Of Denton, has been vie
iting his brother. l.. r. Short
Miss Cora Swain Is visiting In Phil
adelphis.
Miss Minnie Ward is spending sew
eral weeks with Miss Lillian Geoghe
gan, OF Cambridge, Nd.
Smithera Johnson, Of Dover. is
spending this week here.
Taylor Barnett, Of Middletown. is
is spending several days with j. G.
Hawley.
j. c. Fleming, of Wilmington, was
a visitor here Friday.
Mrs Harry c. Short is visiting IN
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
ATTACKED BY DOG
AFTER DELIVERING HORSE

ters at Panama He wNl sail from
New York Wednesday next
Edwin Steel formerly residing near
Head OF Christiana Church, had a
yield Of 50 bushels OF oats 10 the
acre. This is considered large.
Farmers are complaining about dry
weather Flowing for seeding wheat
has been postpon I'd until rair comes.
Auto Wrecks Carriage.
William S. Armstrong. living near
town. is hunting for the auto that
wrecked his carriage a few nights aap
He said he had q narrow escape from
serious injury.
The rummage sale under the charge
of the women Of the New Century Club
closes this evening. The proceeds are
for the benefit Of the piano fund
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Chapman, who
have been visiting In Baltimore, re-
turned home this week
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Rose have re-
turned home from an extended trip
through the west and Canada.
Mrs. Arthur j. Wood and son. of
State College, Pa. were the guests OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs George G.
Kerr.
Charles n. Reed. of Washington, was
visitor here this week
Mr. and Mrs. A h Hyland and son,
Of Wilmington, visited her sisters at
the west end
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
CARRICK BILL
FOR NEXT WEEK

For the entertainment of its regular
patrons and the many visitors during
the celebrations the coming week, the
Garrick offers a bill that is sure to
favorably impress most everyone.
The attractions include Valerie
BerEere. the well-known star, and her
own company in His Japanese Wife; .
Richard Barry, Virginia Johnson and
Company, in a protean novelty num-
ber, The Five Safvages, Partisan
novelty and whirlwind dancersi The
Cowboy Minstrels, with Bert Lamot;
Ziska and Saunders, in singing and
comedy; Solar and Rogers, two clever
kids; Setback, an athletic novelty;
The Kinetograph with some new
films. and John Garfield and Miss
Carleton in a musical absurdity The
Hoodoo."
II requires no prophet to foresee the
result OF such an excellent list ol
stars as are here.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Oct John Cor
man, who says mis- home is in VIII
miugton, was attacked by a dog here.
II appears that German brought a
horse from Wilmington for Mr.. Stiltz
and declared that Edward Cutting. en-
ployed at the livery stables, set the
bulldog on him However, as IL may
German had one hand lacerated. A
hearing was held before Squire Lovett
who fined Cutting So and costs.
steam threshing machine doing
work IN about the center Of the town.
was a novel sight this week Edward
Wilson hauls his unthreshed wheat
from the field 10 his barn near his
house on Main street, and = steam
tlresher did the work yesterday.
In the absence Of the Rev. Hamil-
ton B. Phelps. rector of St. Thomas
Episcopal church. services will be con-
Quoted on Sunday by Deacon William
Homewood. Of Wilmington. The Rev
Mr. Laird. OF Wilmington, will preach
in the evening.
The Misses Fadsr entertained a
number Of their young friends at cards
last evening.
]. Harvey Chambers, a young bust
ness man, who has been in the office
OF Jinwood B. Jacobs, has accepted
a government position with headquar-
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The Young Friends Association Of
Cecil county will open meetings in
Rising Sun on Sunday.
Blowing the alarm with a dinner
horn, Mrs. Basil Brown, Of Philadel-
phia, frightened burglars from her
summer cottage, near Rising Sun.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Ebenezer
Methodist Church. Greenhurst, will
build parish house, with kitchen,
for its social and other uses
Within the past few nights at least
six homes in Havre de Grace, have
been robbed while the families we're
temporarily away.
BY the accidental discharge of a re-
volver, Maland Stone, of Hartford
county, was shot in the mouth, the
ball knocking out several teeth and
shattering his iawbone
II cost Samuel p Woodcock $2O.15
10 strike Roscoe G. Drew, a rival real
estate dealer at Salisbury, in an ex-
change Of short and ugly" words
over professional matters. Justice
Jones assessing so fine, with costs.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
ARRANGING FOR
CONVENTION
Some Committees Named at
Meeting, but Other Details
Are Passed

A meeting Of the convention com
mittee of the city branches of the
W. G. r. U. was held yesterday after
noon at the temperance headquarters,
to arrange further details for the
coming state convention
Miss Katherine Croes. county "Y''
secretary, named the following "Y"
committees: Decoration committee,
Mrs. Lille V. Atkins. Of Lauren; Miss
Croes. Mrs. Ellen wilkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Levi Nc
Caulley Foster, Mr. Watson; chairman
Of ushers. Miss Beulah Foster, 10 Sc
lect her own assistants; reception
committee, Miss Maud Gsynor, chair
man; Miss Beulah Foster and Mrs.
Levi McC. Foster.
The ~" evening during the conven-
tion viii be on Tuesdayean will be
held at the New Century club instead
of at the church. Il will be a dra-
matte demonstration Of temperance
principles, entitled The White
Queens Court"
Another meeting of the committee
will be held on Monday afternoon,
October 10.
A large delegation from the VIC.
A. U. will so to New Castle on Thurs
day morning of next week to attend
the presentation exercises of the
comfort bags for the sailors on board
the L. S. s. Delaware They will
leave the Wilson Line wharf at 9
o'clock Congressman Hobson will
make the presentation speech. In the
afternoon, the New Castle County W
G. T. U. Institute will be held at
Hockessin. beginning at 2 O'Clock. The
delegates will leave New Castle for
Hockessin on the 1920 car. They are
asked to take box lunches.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
STORE THIEYRS ESCAPE.

GEORGETOWN, Del. Oct. Using
the same methods by which the store
OF Marshall & Chipman was robbed a
few months ago, burglars broke into
the store of Charles Holloway, but
we're scared away. The window was
broken open with brick and the noise
of the falling glass awakened Hollo-
way, who got down In his store just
in time to see the two thieves escap-
lug In the uncertain light they seem
ed to be the same two who have brok-
Ell into many stores here, always us
ing the same method.
The same night a restaurant in the
main street was also broken into the
same way and some change aud a
quantity of oysters stolen.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
GAS FOR CENTREvILLE.
Effort is Being Made to Put Pipes
Down With Sewers.

CENTREVILLE, Md, Oct DIR.
Homer J. Smith. of Camden. Del,
president of the National Light and
Power Company Of Cleveland. has
been here for a number of days past
making an effort to perfect arrange
ments with the Town Commissioners
to get a franchise to install a gas
plant In Centreyille.
In a dispatch from this place to a
Baltimore paper 1t was stated that
the franchise had been granted. The
Commissioners deny this Dr. Smith
has also made an effort TO perfect
| arrangements with the Hayman Con.
strucuon Company, Of Baltimore
which is installing a sewerage sys
tenn in Centreyllle. to have the ga
pipes placed in the same trench Il
which the sewer pipes will be laic
Smith Is still working on the plans
and If satisfactory terms can he mad
with the Town Commissioners he viii
likely be granted the granchise in
few days.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
DELAWARE CITY

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del. Oct L.
The Delaware City branch OF the 10y
al Temperance Legion gave a recep-
ton 70 It's members Friday evening
in the chapel adjoining the NJ. E
Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Reynolds. OF
Townsend. were visitors in town this
week.
Mrs. Reuben Warren spent Friday
in Wilmington.
Miss Ruth Clark. daughter Of II. c.
Clark. is attending Miss Hebhs' pri-
vate school in Wilmington. Del.
Miss Edith Chambers, Of Whining
ton, is visiting at the home of Miss
Whiteman.
Miss Helen Dunlap, after spending
q week with relatives here, has re-
ton.
Benjamin Longlsnd, Of Chester
Springs, Pa, was visitor in town
this week
The Rev. and Mrs. 4. De Rossit
Mesrs have returned from Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01

The character of Horrigan is a typi-
cal Boss" who runs the political
game to suit himself and stops at
nothing to meet his ends
1T was after a Saturday night per-
formance on my way to my hotel"
said. lie Brasse, II thought a little
drink would be about right, stepped
into the first cafe, walked to the bar
and ordered a drink and as / glanc-
ed in the mirror in front ] noticed
two fellows about % or 80 years old
standing a few feet in the rear OF
me IN earnest conversation. Finally
as l was about to leave one of them
approached me and said, Say, Mis-
ter. amt you the fellow that's the
Boss in that play The Man of the
/ Hour?" ] said 'Yes-whyg Well,
said the spokesman Of the two. we
saw the show tonight, and seeing as
how YOU know the game Of politics
pretty we'll, my pal here and myself
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
TENT MEETING A SUCCESS.

special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del. oct. IA tent meet
ing was begun last Sunday in the NJ.
p. Church here. The Rev, L. A. Ben
nett, pastor Of the Harrington NJ. p.
Church and a noted evangelist. as
sisted by the Rev. J. L. Nichols. Of
Whaleyville. Md, who Is a well-known
singer and leader in song, are con-
Quoting the meeting
So far the meetings have been a de-
cided success, the tent not being large
enough to accommodate the congre-
cations.
The meetings will be continued next
week. The Rev. Mr.. Norris, of Balti-
more will assist In the meetings
The Sunday services will be, an ex-
perienoe meeting at $50 a. m;
preaching at 1890 by the Rev. Norris
pentecostal service at 3 q. m. and
preaching at 1880 p. m. by the Rev
L. A. Bennett, Of Harrington.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
NEW CASTLE
STREET WORK
Bond Commission VIII Give
Town Idea What Improve
mentS VIII Cost
AT LEAST $4,000
NEEDED FOR IMPROVEMENTS

snec,aI to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct AT meet
Ing OF the $4,000 Bond Commission,
held on Thursday evening, IL was de-
cided to submit an estimate 70 the
.sxna-ers regarding new streets. Re-
Gently the principal streets were
surveyed and an estimate was gwen
10 the commission showing the ap-
proximste cost.
The idea at present is 10 put down
q modern pavement in Delaware
street. from the Strand 10 SeNehth
street This street will have a more
costly pavement than the other streets
sugeested. The streets named ~
nresept are Chestnut from SECOND 70
Third streets, Harmony from touftn
40 Fifth. Fourth from wilmington
svenue TO Railroad avenue. and b1fth
street from Harmony TO South street
N IL felt that objections 20 work
on some of the streets VIII soon
rprinR up. Every property owner
will be cIamoring to have the street
near his property paved. II cannot
h. done on 100000. but splendid
start can be made. II is argued that
Nov Castle can be made an up-to-
date attractive city II the people viii
work together.
George Gill. who resigned as fore
man Of the foundry in the works OF
the Edgar Allan American Manganese
steel Company. was given farewell
dinner last evening by the foundry
emnloves He received a diamond
ring from the men.
The Anti-SaloOn League viii boid
its regular meeting on Monday even
ing Tonight a meeting viii be held
IN front of the old Court House.
tn Immanuel Episcopal Church to-
morrow morning Bishop kinsman
will preach and will also bless the
new pulpit
Cifv employees have completed re-
pair work at Sixth and and Delaware
streets. The cutters we're brought up
to grade. the crossings raised, iron
plates placed from the curbs TO the
and considerable grading
done about the place.
II is understood here that the new
newspaper. after making two appear
ances, will cease publication.
George r. McKnitt, the eight-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Knit, died yesterday morning.
A fourteen inning game Of baseball
was played at Battery Park yester-
day between tWo local clubs. Hance
and Grant and Proud and Davis we're
the batteries. The score was 3 to
i'm favor of Hance's Senate. McDevitt
sent a beauty over left field fence
and won the game. A running catch
by Lawler was another feature.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
VETERANS HOLD REUNION.
First Eastern Shore Regiment De-
cides to Expand.

DENTON, Md, Oct. 1.-Colonel
James c. Mullikin, of Easton, and the
Rev. Thomas Poulson, of Ridley Park,
Pa, president and chaplain OF the or
ganization, were the speakers here
yesterday at the annual reunion Of
the survivors OF the First Eastern
Shore Regiment, Maryland Volunteers.
IN Masonic Hall
At the business session 1t was de-
cided to open the membership to all
veterans on the Eastern Shore. and
the name was changed to the Associa-
tion of the First Eastern Shore Mary
land Volunteers and Other Veterans
of the Civil War
Colonel Mullikin was reelected
president. and the other officers are:
c. H. Davis and c. H. Hutchinson.
ce-presidents; J. H. Kenney. secre-
tary; Dan Fluharty, treasurer; the
Rev. Thomas Poulson, chaplain.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01

thought you would contribute a little
coin to our csmpaign-were doing
some of the collecting for it--now
you will, won't you This was said in
rather a threatening manner.
well l saw what l was up against,
and being in strange burg with the
odds three to one against me, as I
was certain that the barkeeper stood
in, thought best to use a little diplo-
macy. so I informed my two hold
up friends to call around to the
theatre tomorrow and I would con-
tribute. Their answer was No, Boss,
your own policy is to let the other
fellow come to see you. and not to
have any witnesses in the passing of
any money in cases of this kind
you're here now-so patti it over"
We'll, it Just cost me ten dollars
to get out of that saloon and
thought it cheap at that"
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

Work has been started on new
ice plant and electric lighting con-
cern in Selbyville.
After having Just recovered from a
broken ankle. Henry Warren. of Mt-
ton, fell again and injured the mem
Der.
Sussex women's clubs have set Oc-
tober as donation day for the Home
for the Aged in Dover.
Apples will be canned this year by
Georgetown tomato packers.
While doing some carpenter work
to his home in Milford Howard R.
Witt fell from a scaffold and was
seriously hurt .
Mrs. John Clifton. of Greenwood,
scratched a mosquito bite a few weeks
ago and is now seriously i'll with
blood poisoning.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
ST GEORGES

special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
sT. GEORGES. Del. oct. 1.-The
Ladies' Sewing Circle held it's month
ly meeting at the home OF Mrs. l.
r. Racine They we're pleasantly
entertained and p delightful luncheon
served The Circle is now preparing
for flyeir annual sale Of the "Old and
the New" which will be held for one
week in October.
mfr and Mrs. Ephraim Sterling are
Entertaining Mrs Irwin Gray, Of VIII
mington, and Mrs. Mary Leak, of Tai
lahsssee. Florida.
The members Of the ". c. T. u. will
hold a box social at their rooms on
Main street, on next Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Gam are at
Trenton. n j.. and will later visit
Nauch Chunk. Pa
Mrs. John Townsend, OF Townsend.
IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. Garret
Othoson.
Mrs. Albert Sutton is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Mary Preston, OF
Jni0nYille, Pa
Misses Emma and Carrie Gerhsrt,
% Philadelphia, are staying at the
home of SIR and Mrs. ". J. Gray.
Mrs. Jennie Roberts, OF Philadel-
phis, has been q guest AZ the home
q hr. and Mrs Theodore Jones.
hirs. Mary Hampton, Of .Philadel-
phia. S. the guest OF friends here
Mrs Alfred Robson has returned
home after q visit with Wilmington
friends
Mrs Fredus Van Hekle. Of Sprins
CITY Pa is visiting her son, Oscar
Van Hskle and Mrs Van Hekle.
Nrs- Laura BuckEon is a visitor a
the Trenfgn fair.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
MISSION BAND
IN FALL MEETING

The Junior Mission Band of Central
Presbyterian Church gave a pleasing
entertainment at their first fall meet
ing yesterday afternoon, under the
direction of Miss Isabelle Halket.
The church pastor, the Rev J. II.
Crawford led the devotional part Of
the meeting. Afterwards, there were
recitations by several juniors and a
missionary dialogue.
Mrs. Walter d. Bush interested the
children With a brief talk on "The
Freedmen" The band, under the
direction of Miss Halket, will dress
dolls to be sent to Miss Osborn S
school.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
OPENING NIGHT
AT THE AVENUE
THE Man of the Hour" to be
Presented There for Week
Beginning Monday
JOSEPH LIE BRASSE THE BOSS
In THIS INTERESTING PLAY

Joseph lie Brasse who is playing
the role OF The Boss" in THE Man
Of the Hour" which opens at the
Avenue Theatre Monday for one week.
is certainly a type true to life, in
fact. as he admits himself. he fits
the character too well as he discover
ed TO his sorrow during a recent en-
gagement of The Man OF the Hour"
IN certain mining town in the West
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
Health Boards Flop.

Editor Of THE EVENING JOUR
NAL: see by your columns that the
Board of Health yesterday in City
Court requested the dismissal Of a
butcher accused of having for sale un-
wholesome meat and he was dismissed
This certainly puts the Board OF
Health in a peculiar position. First
with an "outburst of indignation" 1t
wanted TO know why the meat in
spector doesn't arrest men whose
meat exposed for sale has been con-
demned, and after such an arrest is
made the board hedges and sidesteps
Wonder if the influence which it is
generally known was being exerted by
some of the Democratic politicians
didn't have something 10 do with this
change of front?
TRIMMER.
Wilmington, Del. October 1, 1910.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
MR.. RICHARDSON
FOR STATE SENATE
Senator's Son Takes Place on
Republican Ticket Down
In Kent

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Oct Alden B.
Richardson, eldest son OF Senator
Richardson. to-day accepted the place
Of first district state senator on the
Republican ticket. subject to Tues
days convention to succeed Senator
Thomas c. Moore. Mr.. Richardson's
candidacy has made buoyant Republi-
can prospects for holding that dis
trict. His opponent Is Edward c..
Walls, Democrat. Of Smyrna.
Thomas d. Garrison influential
granger will be Mr. Richardson's
running mate for representative. The
Republicans believe that the holding
of this district will circumvent any
possibility Of the Democrats controll-
ing the Legislature.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
PORT PENN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
PORT PENN, Del. Oct Mrs. A.
Cordery has returned home after a
visit with relatives at Beach Haven.
y. ].
Miss Lizzie johnson. Of Wilmington,
visited her mother, Mrs. George John
son. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. z. s. Zscheris are en-
tertaining their son. william Zacheris,
OF Wilmington.
Mrs. James Conrad, OF Milford. VS.
tied her daughter Mrs. A. Kumpel,
last week
Mrs. Mark T. Lanipp vek a Will
mlngton visitor this week.
Evening journal., 1910-10-01
COLORED SCHOOLS no OPEN.

Schools in the rural districts for
the colored pupils OF the county will
open on Monday in accordance with
the resolution OF the State Board OF
Education directing that colored
schools shall be in session not later
than the first Monday in October. The
school is the only col
pred school in the rural county now IN
IeeeiOu