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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-25
INSURANCE
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER
TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND DWELL

ADAM n. WESCHLEh, AtCIlONEER-
TRUSTEES. SALE OF STORE AND DWELL
ING NO 3I6 L STREET Sc, WASHING
Under and by virtue of a decree passed by the
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia. in
vember. 1911. the undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction. in front of the premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH TwENTY.NINTH. 1912, AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the two
story store and dwelling at No. $40 l. street
sou Washington ID. Gil subject to exist,
he sale.
Terms: One-third Of purchase money in cash
able in one and two years from date of sale.
represented by the promissory notes of the pur-
anuum. payable semi-annually. and secured by
deed of trust on the property sold, all cash.
at the option of the purchaser. deposit Of
$3.50 will be required at the time of sale. Terms
10 be complied with within twenty days from
date of sale, or the right is reserved to resell at
the cost and risk of defaulting purchaser, after
I'VE days advertisement in The Evening Star.
Conveyancing. notary and recording fees at cost
JOSEPH a. BURKHART Trustee.
DAVID RoTHsCHILD. Trustee,
nh19-d&dS. exSu 9th and q SITS. NV.
TIIOS. ]. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on CONDUIT ROAD NEAR
DISTRIBUTING RESERVOIR.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly re-
corded in Liber No. 1864, folio 276 ct seq. OF
and at the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
tiGn. in front of the premises, on THURSDAY,
THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL, AID. 1912.
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises situate in
the county of Washington, District of Columbia.
being lots Z. s: o. 10. and the east half of lot
II. block II. whltehaven. now called Palisades
of the Potomac, No. /, ID. C., together with the
Improvements consisting OF large dwelling,
with modern improvements. stable, etc.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
10 paid In cash. balance in two equal install l.
ments payable in and two years. with in
terest at per cent per annum. payable semi
annually from the day of sale. secured by deed
of trust upon the property sold. all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser. \ deposit of $3.50
will he required at time of sale. All conveyance
ing recording, etc, at cost OF purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within fifteen days
from day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right To resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser. after five days ad-
vertisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. ID. &.
JOHN RIDOUT.
T. HOWARD DUCKETT
.j-d&ds. eSu Trustees.
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FOR RENT-SEvERAL ATTRACTIVE HOMES
at Takoma Park: all city improvements: come
s-aick. Ii. L. THORNTON, COZ 18th ST. NV.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Unim-
proved Real Estate on Biltmore
Street, IT" Street Between 18th
and 18th Streets NV. and I'm
divided One-ninth Interest in
Valuable Improved Property
on 10th Street Between "E"
,,J 0E,O C+~c4, NJ wv
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FOR RENT.

Glencarlyn. Va: rooms and bath; cellar;
furnace; stable; chicken run: plenty Of fruit:
good water; acres of land. Rent (by the
year only at SIS per month
Fiye-room bungalow With Of land.
good water and fruit: chicken run. Will rent
for the summer. $50 per month.
BALLARD LANHAM. Inc,
1871 18th st. NV.
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SEND FOR LIST.
FRASER BROS. eli 18th ST

NEW. MODERN s-RoOM HOUSE: EXTRA
large lot; Nirginia: excellent neighhOrhood
For terms address F. III. WHITMAN, Star Of
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New Berkeley Hotel,

Kentucky ave. Boardwalk Ocean view rooms.
private baths Special Lenten rates.
FAIRBANKS MACKENTHUN.
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FINE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. WITH LARGE
grounds aud outbuildngs: located Mt.
Rainier. one car fare 500 cash, balance
SMALL monthly payments. \ great bargain.
Cali once.
JOHN J. kLEINER s. 'Co.. Owners.
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WILL. FINANCE THE BUILDING OF YOUR
home at Chevy Chase, the payment Of
$500, thereby giving you the house and ground
at cost. also full control of the design. quality
of material aud workmanship. FULTON Il.
GORDON. Owner. Specialist Suburban Realty,
Colorado bldg. Main 5231.
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Hotel Mendert0m, 4 Tenn @ nse ave. fro sa
Beach and pier; family hotel; private baths,
ocean view. elevator, large rooms. home cooking.
Special spring rates. Sat. to Mon. So
j. G. MITCHELL.
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aiuau,. umS SamoeIsberidts.

Die Observation-Disclosures iDurOei
audi nod i'm 01iie Der periIoIiener
Note fortaeieBt. Wai elaubt obcl
nlgemein, oob ole beunrubiaenbeI
6oftoren %rpinnIebr 0%isfoniirt iin0
nno 0ie Notwithstanding oer
aurie Salt MAIDEN miro. Tie 9it
limit III ieooh 10 uHgepib bab lid
%ireenpic 5lioerldiIige SdIiiie IN lei.
ner @ciie 5irben LATER. -geIo III
immer nod idipcr Si baben unf
theuer, Gas III abcr tein imaeiun.
les 8eideu. ionoern Die notbpcui
oigc 6olge Der bcrrihcnOcn Der
tdliniiic. auf Die LANCE 1eriooC
anbergauobnIi9 biliaen GelOes
muBte Die Heaftion ioIacn. 81
foHierpatipeu 5innn5freiien inai
man, onb Die s~griin0lid)e SniiSrci.
nigung" ifliebIid) pobltb1tig aui
Die Gntuidelung oes atticnmarttcs
mirfen meroe.-Sm @roBbanoel
moht iid jones 9atIaiIcn ocs lin
iaees bcmerfbnr. Dab iih m1breno
DER Icttcn @oden cineS ieoeu SAB
res e~iu5uitellan piIegt. 9icaeidt
legt alIdl Die llniiderheii, 0ie nod
liter Ole GIdue Der fiinitiacn No
miniitration berridt oen aauilat
ten einiae 3uriidboItuia bel Den
Y~eIteaungen ailf.-Ger aleinhanoeI
iteht in bofiter 9liiie mo bat nod
tein @eibnad)tsgcid1it 5u per5cidI
lien gebnbt. Dos Dem beurigen aud
nlir nnndbcrno gleihfdme Sn
mnnden Suouitrien, ipie beiipiels
irciie in Der G~ertilbrand)c, miro nod
NIT boiler aroit g%enrbritct. Die.
@eidr1nfing biIoet Ger.
Mnngel al arbeiter. 0osieIbc.
gilt aid bon ben Stablperfen
bort lit o6er Elm Riidgana Der &c
iteIlungcn otf ipGicrc S%icicruue 3u
.3abI Der 9anfe
rotte belief iifl ouf 279 ge1en 2S5.
in DER gornohe uro 300 in Scr
untiprehcnoen ISOLDE oeS goriabrcs
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Marftberidt.
SHoS Omaha,

SiiosS Omaha, t6. 9ei,
&iuooieb- 3uiubr G000i Marf.
flnu bis Zoe nieoriger.
@lite bis bette $S.00-9.75.
MitteImdbige bis CUTE 500
500.
@cm6Gnlifc bis mitteImaBigt
S6.00-7.00.
aii6e uno Sellers, ftau bis 10,
nieOriger.
@lrte bis bette Sellers $50
100.
@utc bis bette aii6c $3.50
$50.
IittelmaBige bis cute aii1l
S4. 50-5.50.
@ep6bnIide bis mitteImoBige
S3.25-4.50.
Stoders unO 5eebers, ifpn9 bi.
t0c nieOriger.
@ute bis bette 6 .50-S.00.
@itteIm0Bige bis quite, $3.50
$50.
@itteImdBige Bis cute aii6,
81. 50-5.50.
@emobnIidc biz mitteImdbige
$3.25-4.50.
Stofers mo 5ceoers, idpad
lis Toe nieoriger.
@ute bis bette $6.50-8.00.
MitteImoBige bis Bette $3.50
ESQ.
G~cipo6nIid)c Bis mittelmGBiae
S5.00-5.S0.
Stod Sellers S4.50-6.25.
a1lber 100000.
@uIlcn $4. 50--6.25.
Sdmeine-3ufubr 1000; Warf
g bis t0c nieoriger. Gurdidmitts
preis $7.00-7.t0; bo6iter 9rei;
|$7t5.
sdafe- 3ufubr 1900; Marft
fet.
Muttcrifofe, cute bis bette $4.3t
|-4.60.
@i0oer, CUTE bis bette $3.50
'4.75.
SdbrIinae, cute bis bette $3.50
$50.
See6ers: Mutterfdoie $500 BIZ
1926; @iooers 1915 - $4.25.
Sdbrlinge s4.50-$5.15; 2dmnef
$5.25-$6.25.
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Gin getcran oes 9iirgcrlricaes
Der nenlidl ieiue riidit1n0iac Eenlioi
ton $40 erbieIt. fam iit am Gam
ltng Die Modeieler Dor. in einel
&irtbihait pollte or ieiue bLdnfer
@oIoihide oils Stelne bel eineir
0ambretiipiel bepubcn. Ter g9irtl
mar ebrlid nnO ncrmimitig genuig
Die Golt5ei In acuntniB 81 ieber
umo Captain Sbeahan uabm lid
6cS alien SoIoaicn an. am nddlitei
Worgen mar CIR eruiidtert mo Der,
iprnt 6as Cello elmer 9nnt nnJli,
uertrmicn.
Seute 9l6eno ioQ oic Streitiraac
reaen Der bcripciacrtcn Bilnite
rmlsiieuer Der Setter 9raurrci ent.
ldieoen mcroen. gieIr an0re Steucr.
5ahIcr iino idimiq. bis Der Set.
terrible Tna Gntidlieoen lit
gounro SobHiom ser iii Council
gl1iis Elm @ierO geitollru baben
ica. nuroe bintcr 26t6 u6rol 10.
Giraffe ourd Sic Tctcftips 3uml
imo &ennellcB bcrhaitct. Solution
hat bereit5 Is Sabre 3uhtbauS Oh
dciciien. 0us Iier6 iano man IN
1ort Calhoun. So6nion plir0c nah
Is. .. 5uriidaebradlt.
I. g. Sell Saloun, 1926 I.Str.
geites 9ier. 6einer 6reilund.
9eutifcr geiuf niafcmmen.
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ifb6 Brojcnt bic Iediie Sicne elm.
an II. Snni bate Nebraska 926
ganfen nit S27Gisl0 1892 If
&iiIfeqneIIcn. Der S~nnrbeitano Der
Nanss.: ts.ras SIC. 262, t9s.d6: ihr
Stnpitdl 500 i00, 7i0; lleberidniI
lmartbeilte Proiite Si5,037tlTl7
moiuioneIc GinIngeu SiS0t6l,26 2;
Yer. Staaten 6inlagen $i,35s,0i2.
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&ar Snthbrrgcr acbt mad
Dem SMocn.

Ger gi3e. Gr1iioeut mo Stnats.
olganiiator Oes Ieitih g(meritani.
idlen Siberolen 8iiraerbmOes por
Soma. 9tdr G%at6berger, miro Sopo
berlaiien un0 mad glIobama iiberiie.
leln.
Scr in Dubuque, 0em bis6erigell
@obniiB oes Scrrn G~atbberger, or.
iheinen0e Rational Gemotrot" be-
ridltet iiber oieie lle6eriieoelmtg Sol
genoes:
SER @lar I%atbberger, Der
Staatsorgmiiator 0cs @~iberalcIl
8argerbunoes, friiberer Gr1iioent
Ges Sanaerbun0cs un0 iriiberer
&raiioent Der 5ppoqrap1iidenllnion
lit am 0onnerita9 46en0 nah DO.
tiIe, Ala, abgereiit nit iciner 6rau.
&err 9iatbberger eignet cine 5arm
iedl3ig Meilen pon Dem g%enanuten
0rte no er gef att iif iiir Den
&eit ieiner Gage nIeoeryulaiien. er
ermartet, fem 5anonerf ais Striit,
ieBer an oen 9tageE 5u bdnqen mo
iif Ger angeuebmeren geih1itigumg
81 miomeu, 8eion Aiiiie, 0rangen,
lSopaneiiidje 8eriimmons uno 3mie,
bel fir ben nor0lideH Marft 81
5iehen. Seine bielen Soma 5reunoe
piinid)en Inn biel Slid i'll ieiuem
neilen llnternebmen. 9lQe iino iiber.
5eiigt, BAR penn gnergie, ausoauer
uno inteaigente5 gorndrtsor6eiten
ieine @drmerei sum GrfoIg bringe1
tonneu, onB iein @erf oatu init
grfog gefront peroen miro. Snl
Sebrllar ge0euft er nodmals mad,
Soma SIT fommeH uno einen bon.
it1n6igeu 9eritt iiber Die glrbeiten
0es Siberaleu 8iirger6lnoeS IN
Soma 81 MAIDEN.
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sEnn =. Isnnnih NhnnFnt.

Brofti3ic in allen Geriflten 6es
stnofes rno Den Ser. Stodten.
Ehreibt Eetnnente ME, beiorgt
99istitel mb fieht GbFtrufte 6rub;
fiebt, bnB Teitnmerte TIM RodIniint-
ihoFtseerifte qeorbnet tperhetl. gc.
ioret 8oIImoftm un6 sicbt Orb.
Thaften IN frgen6 cinefn Sbeite Ser
gseIt Elm. GoIIcftirt a%usftGnSc.
epridt Dcittih un6 lit oFfentlifer
Rotar. $50 Dmaba 3oiasd 91nf
Gebduoe.
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1ebrasfa fiibrt in Spareinlaacn.

gtadD Dem Beritt, melden Der
Comptroller Of Currency (aontrol.
lenr Der llmIaufsmitteI) Dem aoii.
9reB einaereift bat, ninlnt 0ebrns4
ID be3iigIidl Der SparcinIaacn inter
alien Deitlihcn Gta1ten Die critic
Stcne ciu, oiaicIbcn bctroaelt nam.
lid $f8,390,40 @os bic s3inabme
Ger @iilfsqueIlen Der ganfert onbe.
10 niniuIt Nebrosfn NIT
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gns Seutidjen Sereincn.

Gas geitern gbeno bon Sc,
6eutifen @aifengenoiicniduft in
Deutiden Sauie gegebene Eon}
fr1n5fJen mar tart beiidt, mo oil
IbeiInebmer amiiiirtcn iit portreif
Iid.
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gsrianst-gin gutter 8uritmadpr
ul0 JIeiider, Der ale in bas
Gad einlhhgenoen arbeiten beior.
gen fam. @uB niiftern fem nn0
gmpfeblnngen nufpeiien f0nren.
Bitter Sobn fir ben redten Mann.
Man idreibe inter Il. 6. OH oiG
Gmago Sribiine.
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omaha yeireiOe. Marft.

2nldDd, 10. Se5eniber.
Starter &c5er--
Rr. 2, 80h-St1bc.
Nr. 3, 79h-80Bc.
Rr. A, 76-78c.
6riibiabrs- 8ei5en-
9r. 3, 79-791@c.
@r. A. 77-7715c.
@aibes aorn
Cir. 3. 13 4312c.
Rr. A. A01a-42h2e.
Gelbes aorn--
CIR. 3, 42-421ac.
SIR. 4, 4ok--42c
aorn-
Gr. 3, 42-43c.
Nr. 4, 40-401ac.
@eiber Safer
gir. ., 3tE-3tMc.
tonoaro Safer 31A-311ac.
Nr. 3, 31--3tAc.
Rr. 4, 30M-3tc.
Mdl,gerlie 52-63e.
5uttergerite Nr. l 50--45c.
1oqeen-
81. 2. 571 5slse.
Nr. 3, 57-5ss.
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uraN souans

vnhlr ilniere Carbon aobe III nnsac5eitnet fir aoheu mo
kIIII IkII &eben Gle III rein, orbt Site e~ntYinbet Rh ihnea,
'~"'~" biuterIabi pfni1 Afte halt eas Grnrr uno IT. Ole bette
Aohle funtleren gretks Inn ginrfe @roBe ~gsnbarobe. 81 mo Stit
$lO0. 0berotec 5n $3.50. Air psfauhn aud Ohio. gof Springs.
ebrionn. @nuut glod Gofs, SdB imo 8inoboIB ltuter Sartfoblt
ia De Srdnton-0e bette acble bic a~eforoert nr6. gTfaufen aud
bic arfaniaS uno Seui antbraek. lie bette giiHoni aobIe $500.
Eiher 20 fih. II. Ctr. Telephone 9OnsIas $50
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Maiif, Stunt nnS Spradcn.
a,iano-g eftiOnen 50.-llnterri6t in
Sarmoniclebre, Sransponiren uno
Sntproniiiren, IotenIeien lruo gor-
tr1g. Mme. 2amOinb 1912 9aoen,
port GtraBe.
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$50 Collars foufen cine 2ano.
@ppotbef BON $4,000 gu go Gin.
fem. Cine before mI0 iid)ere anlage
niirfte ihper Su fin0en lein. lin
reitere 4asfunft aoreiiire man z.
&. {. o. Smdba Sribiine.
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Eos preisparotgfe Glen bei
Better @innp, Geutfhs Slide. 1903
Dodge Strabe, & Gtcd. Rnbl5et
ter % Gents.
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G(aIGfbrte an5eigen!

Re3epte iorgfdItig o~ngefertigt
9roglen. gernnef & Son, 1402
fii0I- 16. Ctr. Eel. Douglas 1850.
Saus IN perfanirn-ein 8obnbaug
init 8 3fnmerr, 9eiBpaiier5ei.
sing, Gas inio elettriites 2ift
mooerne ginridttmg, bilig gu Der,
f0nfen benin Gigeutbiimer, 1916
Nnrtba Strabe, Omaha.
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4eMfiMe 0aIenOer

iesIiden gbarnfters, bumoriitiiber
lno ernlter Ratlr, 6elttihe Slider
uno 3eitlfriften, oeutihe @Iid.
irunidforten fir ole @~eIegenbeiten
Eel Smart C Meaelpp, 100 flo.
Iide Is. GtrnBe, omaha. 4ebr.
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9nffp G 3OhniOu, 2eifenbeitatter
1850 2eaoen1portb ct, 1pler 1916
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Ea~tentanUdItG

Tie f~einiten @iritc after ylrt
tueroen in SdHanber & Soffmann's
laoeu eemadJt. Selbif einaemadDte,
mariHirte Serinse nnb rOtbe 9i.
hea. Ale bentidsn 9~clifateTrn
iffts bDrrGtbis. Die beitcn Solo.
ninIiuaaren unS @emiiie Der Sai.
i'm. GdHanber & Suffmann, 40S
n1rSI. is. Strafe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-10-19
PORT DEPOSIT

He who acts wickedly in pri-
vate lie, can never be expected
to show himself noble in public
conduct. He that is base at home
will not acquit himself with hon
or abroad; for it is not the man,
but only the place that is chang
ed. "-Acschincs.
Mr. Roger Witworth, OF Will
m;ngton, was an over Sunday
guest IT Miss Marguerite Kidd.
Miss Ella Nanneman, OF Havre
de Grace, is visiting Miss Eliza
beth Rowland.
Mrs. McMullcn and daughter,
OF Wilmington, visited her mother
Mrs. II. Jones.
Mrs. G.. H. Grapp and Mrs. 5.
II. Dixon spent Tuesday with Mrs.
James, Pilot Town.
Mrs. s. f. Johnson visited Hav-
IL de Grace Friday.
Mrs. s. X. Dixon returned to
IItl nome dl w dlDlD Oh dllSl ii
pleasant visit with Mrs. G.. II.
Grapp.
Mrs. Wilson, IT Medford, Mass.
is visiting her sister, Miss Mar
Whaien.
Mrs. Stevens, child and nurse,
OF Brazil, S. A., are stopping at
the Tome Inn Mrs. Stevens has
two sons enrolled at Tome.
The Episcopal congregation has
bought the house on High street
formerly occupied by Mr.. T. Sim
NeGiter. which they mean to put
in order Tor their rector, Rev. Sea-
breeze.
Nv. Z. Einwachter and family
have moved to the house recently
vacated bv Mr., Meade and vie,
who have moved to Baltimore.
Mass r. Estella Butchenhart
has returned home after spending
a most delightful visit among her
friends in Philadelphia and Had
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LOCAL NO7EC

Regular services will be held at the
Methodist and Presbyterian Churches on
Sunday. Morning services, 1880; even
ing, 100
The Bethel Church is being renovated
and repaired. The church will be re-
opened November g. at which time Dr.. E.
L. Hoffecker will preach in the morning
and evening.
The President and Commissioners of
Chesapeake CITY held their regular
monthly meeting on Monday, October a..
Those present were Andrew S.icher,
President; Julius w. Clayton, Secretary;
tno W. Hudson, Treasurer; Thomas
Morris. Commissioner and Bailiff Hev-
low. The following bills were examined
and ordered paid
Pure Oil Co, s32 So; R. HeviIow, Bailiff
$4367; Michael BoIg ger, labor, Sc; Stan
ley Stevens, scraping street, 1928; STAN
ley Stevens, / perch of stone, $1.25; R.
H. Rees, merchandise, $161S National
Eank OF Chesapeake City, due on note,
So Total $l12.91. This left balance in
the treasury of $7i6.S0.
Messrs George Bennett, j. Polk Steele,
and Hugh w. Caldwell, Directors of the
Fire Company, Appeared before the
Board and asked for an appropriation of
800 for the Chesapeake City Volunteer
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Suicide OF Young Farmer

John Devinney, aged 81 years,
OF near Cowentown, in the Fourth
district, committed suicide at his
home on Monday morning by cut
ting his throat with a pocket knife.
Mr.. Devinney was unmarried and
lived with his father end mother on
their farm. He had gone to cut
corn Monday morning and was not
seen again until his liteless body
was found in tie field about noon.
Coroner Dean held an inquest and
issued "a certificate OF suicide.
Mr.. Devinney was we'll known
in the Fourth and lower districts
OF this county, being large buyer
OF veal calves, which he made a
business OF butchering and selling
himself in the Wilmington mar
ket. For some time past he has
been in poor health and this is the
only reason that can be discovered
for his lamentable deed.
Mr.. George Devinney. the ia
Their, is lying critically i'll at the
stricken home. suffering from a
recent stroke OF paralysis.
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Fire Company. The Board decided to
grant the appropriation.
The Board further decided TO con-
s'5ruct concrete gutter o. Biddle street
from Harry Pensel residence ito the
Old Academy corner.
Mr.. Charles Carly sprained his ankle
while visiting Wilmington ard is COM
PEELED to use clutches.
large number went from here to Mid
dletown on Thursday to hear DR.. Wood
row Wilson discuss the issues of the
campaign.
Chesapeake City Gun Club participated
in the shoot at Rising Sun on Wednes-
day, making the trip in automobiles. We
are unable, at this writing, 10 give the
result as the official score has not been
received.
The concrete pavement on the cause
way is more than one half completed and
is quite an improvement over the for
mer walk.
About SIC was realized at the pie social
held at the home OF William Burgess ON
Thursday evening last.
A combined meeting of the Firemen's
Supper committee and the ladies of the
town was called TO or0.r by Chief Car
penter, as head of the supper committee,
at p. m, Saturday, October II. The
order of business being taken up the
following appointments were made Sup
per tables Head, Mrs. Benjamin Car
penter. Aids, Mrs. George Morgan, Mrs.
Andrew Slicher, Mrs. Charles Carly, Mrs.
George Fillingame; Mrs O. T. Cooling
Jr., Mrs. Emma Foard, Mrs. Henry Nor
| ris and Mrs. Hague.
Fancy table-Head MIS-. VIM. Brown
AIDS, Miss Carrie p Wright and Miss
Moliie f. Foard
Cake and Candy Table-Head, Mrs
Pryor Aides, Mrs. George Reuss and
Mis- Arthur Morgan
Ice Cream Table-Head, Miss Louie
Queck, Aides, Misses Katharine Melon
aid, Ellie Norris, Cena Pierce, Lucy
stapp and Anna Bristow
! Fish Pond-Head, Miss Marguerite
Carly; Aide, Miss Stella Taylor.
Treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Schaefer.
Solicitors North of Creek--Miss Mol
lie z. Foard, Mrs. Arthur Morgan, Mrs.
Emma Foard. Country; Mrs. Benjamin
Carpenter, Mrs. Edward Stapp, town.
South of Creek-Mrs. Charles Carly,
Mrs. Andrew Sl,Gher, country South
| of Creek-Mrs. Her Lum, Miss Louie
Queck, town.
| Books containing chances ON different
articles were assigned as follows Ton
of coal, Albert Stapp. Pair of Pigs, Ray
| mond BENSON. Pair of Blankets, Stella
| Taylor Set of Harness. George Borem
| Horse blanket, Toward Lorraine Barrel
of flour, William Vaughan. Set of har-
ness, Thomas r. Savin. 1t was also de-
cided to offer a carving set for the win
ming number on the admission tickets
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JOCIAL News

MISS Reba Salmon visited Elkton on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander spent
Thursday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. c. Laws is visiting in New
York.
Miss Hannah Bouchelle has returned
from an extended visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Ida Bouchel:e is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. J. ID. Mccoy, near Cayots.
Mrs Bennett Steele, Mrs. j. Groo ne
Steele and Mrs. Harry Sherman spent
Friday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. l.. X. Barwlck and Mrs. L. j..
Metz visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Ell
lison Jr., this week
Mr. and Mrs. James s. Hopper spent
Monday in Baltimore where they at
tended the funeral of Miss Emma SUIT
ton.
Rev. William Clews spent Monday in
Kennedyville.
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander, Misses
Ida Bouchelle, Louie and Laura Queck
enjoyed trip to Elliton this week in Mr..
Alexanders launch the "Walda."
Inc young men of town will hold a
masquerade dance in the Masonic Hall
on Wednesday evening, October 80. Man
love and Darby will furnish the music.
Misses Edna and Edith Brown, Messrs.
Charles Banks and Howard Brown at
tended the cd Home Week display of
fireworks in Wilmington ON Saturday
evening.
Mr. Carroll Woolleyhan spent Saturday
and Sunday in PHILADELPHIA.
Misses Beulah and Edith JewaU visited
friends in Middletown OIL Sunday
Mizs Lucinda Matthews Reed visited
Philadelphia on Monday.
Mr. Arthur Grant, of Ohio, is visiting
his sister, Mrs Hemphin
Miss Viola Grant, of Chester, is visit
ing town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thayer are spend
ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. Angus
tus Tatman.
Mrs. James Norton Us visiting her par
ents this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thayer, Miss
Thayer and Mrs. Augustus Tatman were
entertained on Monday by Mr.. and Mrs,
B. Lake, near Back Creek.
Mrs. l.. ]. Metz returned to her home
in Philadelphia on Thursday.
Miss Florence Eckman, of Wilmington.
was entertained this week by Mrs. E. H..
Banks.
Miss Evelyn KILLER spent Friday with
Mrs. j. G. Steele
Mr.. John Banks spent several days
with his mother, Mrs. E. H. Banks this
week
Master Roy Deibert spent last week
with friends in Elkton.
| Mrs. Nellie B. Reed visited Philadel-
phia on Monday
Mrs. William Master returned to her
! home in Baltimore on Wednesday aftel
| spending some time with her mother,
| Mrs. Anna Conrey.
Mr.. Thomas Price spent Sunday with
his family here.
Mrs. l.. X. Barwick and Miss Mary
Barwick spent Wednesday in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Sadie May returned ON Tuesday to
| her home in Baltimore.
| Mrs. John Beiswanger and Miss Bes-
! wanger returned on Friday after spend
| ing month with Mr.. Fred Beisw anger
| in New York
Miss Ethel Reynolds, of Oxford, Pa,
spent several days with Mrs. E. II. Banks
this week.