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THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1a,t.
sligo Mcetit7z

A meeting al Sligo Tuesday eonzid-
ercd county division matters.
An excellent feed was provided Fai
The delegates, 10 that when The meet.
ing was called 10 order In ,be after
hoon ali were rood natgFed and willing
TO he reasonable aa q general Thing.
Some delicate things are cons tantly
coming up al those 1eatines. and it il
not strange that some suspicious are
aroused Al times. The plan of feeding
the human brute before tho mees.ngs
commence is a good one and tre la'ies
of Sligo are deserving Of Il good zeal
pf credit for tle harmony that pragaii-
r'i ut that place. for there were aJms
IN tterings OF discomfort.
About the irstthiag Was tf.a request
bf thc Briggsdale and Fostbu delagaita
10 be counted out Of thu proposed
county. It being shown tnat ellis ser.
timcnt was shared BY nearly all tine
people of that SECTION their readest
was granted. This brings the Iinr
back to where We thin. il alolll he on
townships ard 8 and in cur Judgment
The line should continue straight north
TO the state linz. Howcves. Ruymer
Is content 10 tage her opinions ignored
or accepted rs suits the temper Of lhg
delegates.
The main work Of the meeting was
10 decide to sebmit the questions Of
county divisions and als5 af q tea,p3-
rary feuaty aaat to The re8fle of the
proposed county at tie ti5n tbjz
fall: Both plans wcra adopted By i
Unanimous vote.
The plans fur taking the vote #as
'eft to committae, consisting oI De.
Stuart Of Groter C. +. Stanley of
Avalo and C. II. DoForI Of RucaiHg.
ham.
Ne other town seemed n be- willing
% follow Raymers iead aal taae
themselves oul cf Jhe e9rHty acal con-
test 10 it will be a free f1r aH.
The ne%t meeting vii! IT, h4Id al
buckingham. June 80.
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y I. RH1hkF 4. .Il.
q privcte GnIn

] an o'EcFin@ 1bc foii1aiag artielea
ser 5aiei horse, buggy saddle, lg rods
hoe wire, G rods chicken Wirs, tools of
4ll Eiads, good pamr, Eo d. piping
w.niiass, raHge. gus steve and oven. .
hols heater, !. eompiete bed, sanitary
cot, ! davenport. good piaue, music
raek, carpets, 2 r9 siag chairs, com
ir9tie, Hiebo2Fd, eSteAsign table and
chairs, high ehair, dishes Of All kinds.
fruit jar, 5ome canned nt!h, 2 stands.
ehnn, ice cream freezer. washing ma
chine. 3 tubs. copper boiler, good cool
er, and about 50 chickens. Come and
see them. Mrs. II. w. Reed, mile
soril and 9 miles east Of gavmen
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has been attending seacoI in suther-
land, Nebr. the past winter, came home
with them.
Mrs. j. w. Runyaa re.arned Tues-
day from six weeks visit ia lincoln,
YORK aad other Nebraska points.
Mrs. l.s've has taken charge pf the
punning restaurant which is being fit
ted into a first class establishment.
Mrs. a. c. Chriatsen returned Tues
day from an extended visit with rela-
tiYes in Iowa and eastern Nebraska.
Postmaster schoonoyer of Keota
was in town Friday talking over county
division proposition with the busineaa
men.
j.. C. sehooley Andrew lensea and
Louie dcasaH vent 70 Gaymer Thurs
day 10 make final proof On their
claims.
Misses Geneva and billie Conralsen
came in from DeqFes last week ans. arc
TOW i.gias On the formers claim west
Of towa.
Hrs. S. a. Olson was seiaa b III
Wednesday iilghi. Medical aiI wss
aammoaed from Sterling and Size Is IN
proved greatly.
a Rumciy engine and plow oatdt ar-
rived LAST .thura!ag for a. Aaiish ana
son. another cne came ia aaaday for
come one near Rayrer
Tbe N. 6. club si,ei.t a very pleasant
afteraala Fl ti.q Wheeler h9me Thurs
day. .aesdaraes Fiess.ill and Wheeler
wefe the hostesscz foe the occasion.
RB. Pierce and family Of Sterling
sisted with The Jacta5n 6 Ferguson
families sg.iag. Miss Jessie speat thc
aEterUg09 with ber friend Aaaa Run
yam.
w a. Eohnar agd eon Rs5doe and
seperm oll.-is fFola nortn of toa vert
~ STERLING sandaY Afternoon 10 be
ready To commence @e7 ii me hay
Ae.ds,
a G. chratsea opened his meat
market Saturday ia the Northrup
huiidinE and. .ia ready 70 serve tne pes
p.r with fresh mCat ise cream and SOFT
drinks at any time.
Reg @EiiHr ID Metiao gave short
taiA at tae. e.el7sc ot Y P. seIeica sun,
day cyaHlag. lie #il c5adazt ? Re-
s.Fa sergiee here in the near fmtare
".ta tAc tgIp cf nor Harrington oi
6rocr
The y. 7. Society heiJis bi-montaly
business rectiag ana social b the
seimuIhouss Friday night Ia spite of
The rain a faif sued crowd was present
and spent . pleasant ana profitable
evening.
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Tho Wc-4ncr ana Gsronr

The past week ba5 been am iJeulonr.
While ram waubl noE buft auytbiaE.
nothing is suffering aa.. t..u ane Maa-
thcr has given opportunity 10 cultivate
The cora and Kill the weeds.
Rye is headed wiat r wheat ia hoad
Ing and small grain l. in iiue CONDITION
indicating reeord-hraahine crar.
Corn md feed crops ATE also far
above The average.
Cattle arc enjoying the good Efaa
and putting on ilesl white the cream
received at this station Is ITeahvg atl
Previous records
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- Hitt = ? - tt.f y tsff
.ab tputlsaagi set.l as.r.
Eepartarrf Of thc iais,4pt.
+ s. land paee ~ sseE..ss ca.mado.
Nag Is, ~.
Aaaea Is banehy given that 4anet
Hia5rP af "iaIhaiI, Nebr4 WAc. dr.
September 9, te-o. made Ae.sestsaI eii;.-
tws $50 oisoL2 Tor West Hall Of. ser.
non q, Township u NJ Ha0ge Vest
ttii Principal Aela.ie.. tz5 G.et m4icr
ot iaterhoa 70 make Final tafsc Yer
fapof' TO est1a.i b claim to re land
aaoTe Gescsi1c4 before Register and
hseciqen at Sterling. talo.eso. ID sag
2ltA day Of Juig, isl4.
tia.Haut u8ass4 .a usfua-ass;
haaeg MaFati5,e, se4z rH&
,2dssa q, l.ef4es t}
fasa %. 81. ai#l.as. q si.aaH t.t.
Eeltta ..,. 5- e= -
a. u. BE3aE5, Bs4laes.
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EoTIEs son fHacaTlOE
&FL ts1g.st1F snr.4f q l:.7
befaatsshaE gt gh lnteFsoF.
4. $. Hard 6Fiee as .HtE.tHa Colorado.
atsg. q l9ls.
koTlcz IS hereby GiTsa that louie
Grotzby, of Bensleman. Nebraska.
VINO. oil laatary q, -s10, made hone-
steaa entsy osig., e'o. Qla427, for
South East Quarter q Section il,
TrNRship Z NJ, Range &C West. 9th
Prln. Aerid'an. Mas fEad patise Of in
teafign to ga4i.e 1.aal Ymec Eear
PfoQf . establish claim 70 the iaBd
ahega aa5cfibad. tetore ueited stases
Congmi. icaeF Ira 4. Gr..ag, a. 4ay.
raag, Colorado on the 18th GAs Of
daaei 1919.
fti8inam nattrs uB Hifnsgtss
h15taeuse Btthsaaa.aer z aTqiit4i. cnos
Peler swtz ~
faaslas 5a4nssa. q II
Eaaiy q, c1aa..ns %. E3
a. r. BG1H Ns ..eaiagts.
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Erth nai3aag lt.r4s

Harvey Courtney e1pect ht5 mota-
og trom pa burg, aio, a,gn
. Everybody hYi.ea 70 attcal Tie l.e
cruam aaeiai saturon June g.
cJrea &oop bias bsen assisting
Ait@ a.das at tbe Faa general etare.
+ Thgrs IA 10 bg q speelal school ruaat-
ifsg ~ Eres eAam 5ane 47Jh AZ one
u elgea
I Wilmer Z iIeg cgue SATURDAY far au
user suHHay visit and INIT OIL A0aday
morning.
TAa huet.tneitna Hari I'aso8 assr-
.dag ajyHaoaa % a IarHe aaI sppgeci-
etiye audience.
Iar.E arr aut aansreliac tH mar
riage Of Gt laasager and aiias d g-
Big Guaeas5t"aH Jaae f7
H- and Nr, Flsr Mu y4Hhe. l-r
a'id Fined hshdaea of acola traaalc.
ial bae.Hes ae e'ef!a laG
c4aanrs Day was c5scyI hero
5gu.ay Wjar a zI5e8u5d pragaae.
There Ecra l2j ia atGeadaaee.
Ar al.s Wao la been PIs-iae 30
pgf .r'Fe "Wednesday Tor Auwlr
tae where tie has employment
1g baFoaa. Herb uiasmoor, H.
i #Hi4le @ce ss.eEstas 10 tae Co.'s.
Earliai IHeeaasal Sstto TuGla5.
&ir Laue worth. 95te and san o. E.
4la &rs. 1aJAeo aad davrhter. h1!aa
aers guests Of S. 81 Rlte,a sunday
E. There ess afl15o crowd here sauu-
," s-faad lhs e..ll game and ta sc
iget ay.eEase sp ta meatng ae s..ro.
&e Dd5er Roag Elou4 t3u4eE-
eaHg-T. Ham a15 Clarence Noon 6f
Hetl att9a3ei t,.e gaH elma acw
aa,a9la.,
a.ass Lou si.ga. Hm. Dcpais Iaa
tuaaa Henry laue7 Fnd Ligcrua.
ad Ld iq1tar @isa attended tha aae5l
nv q. saga Tuesday
The Young Peoples Class hagc a
picnic Wednesday al Cation Wood ,sa.
Hoa thc iasias nefubers ot taa caatg
entertaining the wiHHe.
Mrs julius Cooper le(; Wednesday
sor EreutgGs &eif. lo attend tHs fua.
erai of hgr father who qial Tuas.!ay
sitter Ii long ard CIRCUS iiIaea.
Prank bofg Of sidaeg Hebr eama
III auto Maa.ag to attend iaq meeting
oil The cauty siy.5!oa I'd siira Tae
dag. lIc s0tlmed hotae "Wednesday
atteF attsit q G. II. DeForls
lhc Edi Game bahuceo7 Eayner
aHi iA kiHaham waa I'm otdtiag one.
ton innings tie score beiag ) 70 10 10
favor ot Beesiaa 1amtos sural Gay.
mer fara het tacir neag ea Isagner,
but when Haak went IA the bsg t4c
rag was Up. I;eownie aaa Brick thcir
best hattafa couldn't de- anything else,
but fan the air. llank must haze hoo
daool TIE bail as he fanad Il men in s
inning. Come again R7ymer your
iuFa Hay change ncst t'rae.
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ctcueau.,t .tcsna

j. e. ilugan IS 60a the rlt5a lHar OF
q Ford auto.
I'raub braaiag ge another dance
Saturday idglt.
Fred Nee a.a.1 rans up iyga
Sterling irida
Mas rreiaa cfzta wa. Sterling
visitor Wgdu0lsr.
Mia Ma r 8am frs asna ,e.
tamcd To ber claim
r. u Miller left for aeiro sltur
day wIgsr he haa work.
G. WI reat erae up from Sterling
to spend Sun5ayou bis elairs,
j. f. Eehel and Niia gare ater..nE.
haiinh l-a54crgcE He4aasja,
a c obr aaea wl5 % .itrl.4- Yaie-
ar F'r,da retpgaar Saturday.
MeH Hhcoler and Hae sal
lp Sterling ou bag5G Monday.
Ci5fcues Nichols wen, up tn gla, ba.I
W,tg tine Ragmer team Saturday
. d, r. White of #eala was te1al#
ta" aaHae ia gaH ~ gasia
@y Lwa ed It stg ros
auh falEs 20 live ga bis Haac4.ad.
M.H Iaea Du G. alagsue a gis.
wiling ger ...eaI rrE Denver 34l
wcul-
. Mn L. l.. fsrao'r sialtvt ar7 85ag.a
ter ceolia s.gdigE aha ia5G l taa
Wtl&.
jules Iaahert tumc4 borne 1
day last Wpea ATTIRE aa assaaea af a-
uA.
& 1aae HetsslrH-r 4a d,
Sterling 4aaq ai.a bsr ua a
Fste sMtz
Mr. iausa defHs Ear fa
hnuaag lar aosl Y... Vlll gdaa
at titag plma,
ArE hnlraas ti ea ia.
Fta.t sLt1 adll Hasr al. 5a tsl.a tac
easl tala9ge
u, I. Glsn n fuf Eim crtaa
&ebg, Monday ia .aa.. ..tcr Ais taill
mt 'res lu~.
Row 0strm,cr Of sueHnF rauduct
ed Latberan yiats in tAa asaoolaous,
Sunday ufi@oom
r. e.. WnkIet and lmiIy a;ton4sc
tbe balt game Saturday bat@pln Ray
maf en4 Buckingham,
Mrs Emily hnaisla OF Sterling
spent several t'ay & .asr week with j
+ hsItton aaa iamGl
Miss Anna liigBn @ho bas been at
lending tbc ternE High School, lu
turned Eome saturday
EaIrh Bmuam and 'lafsd'ers an
tn GGmnma etria fgrnl luat Melk Il
wyra ia l.,a met feI5a
@.a AHas Olson cnAa Up frm
STIRLING l@ay taG iaa da5 Wsl
Wlta h5f lVtht and fgieuts.
Mr. aad Mr. L D. RunEIe froa
Iona are here for short visit with hei
ailtar Hg w. II. FerEuson
j tislero bir5, ]. il. HUT and heI
pgo ch afca visited hero several dsyi
iast week Little Nilliam EltHa VITA
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Ns.g!cn l.nN r1lll.lcArlnN.

Notice i'nR PUBLICATION.
n, r. lPGbi5Hber, Serlal--lig7sa
Isea"rta'eet q sac Isn rlan
T. p Lfaa 02.s4 It sgs.li eo..faao.
Arr, 25 i9l,.
&o1t1a is hereby given that Frank j.
OlaaGer, pi Ayi-lo, Colorado, Who. on
aay q 1910. i.ist.s Homestead Entry,
No eisd5o, for Nafta Ilals d, Section
!. Township 10 N, Rautt 81 WI ST,
Principal Meri4iau. hes fi!ed notice Of
intention to make Final Three Yem
Prooi. 10 establi.l claim 70 tho land
abogt described, hstore Register and
i,eceiveF. at Sterling, Colorado. q tie
2lth day Of June. 1914.
CiaiIent names as Witnesses.
jphn j.. Lewis. Of AyaIo. Colo.
Roy J. MSnlux. Of
Henry Lewis. OF 80
Jacob II Gecr c. s-4
& BROWNS, Rsnisicrt
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NOTICE ron ps,hi.rrarmN.

wa GABLkE4AIIOA.
I.pI.. IPubli,keN, s.r;.,me.,,
Department ot nv Interior.
[. $. Land ofiiee at Sterling. Colorado.
May 26, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that John B,
NJ. Bishop, of Kimbalk Nebn, who. on
September 3. 1919. made homestead en-.
try, No. ols9l3, for North half of. Sec.
ton ., Township II Mi Range IS w..
6th Principal Mei~'an. has filed notice
OF Intention to make Final Three Year
Proof. TO establish cl.!M 10 the land
above described, before Hss.ster and
Receiver, at Sterling, Colcra,to, on the
2ith day of July. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harvey l.. MayReld. of Avalo Colo.
Jesse A. MaytieId. Of :.
Edith Bishop. Of KimbaII. Nebr. 81
Janet Bishop. Of . =" "a
A.E BROWNS Rsvisser
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Iin,l, in Pay Tles-,

The first aalf Of Zach ygar4 tqsea
are duo @al payable laaEsry i, tha
Second hait des aa4 pyubJa dalF j.
"f eagl ygsr alH the First 1aif be-
vcme da.iEauaat Fuzzy 2. ana. tic
-n4 Ig.t beeoUn dal.ugWat laly 81.
III eath Year and dra# iagugaE uf
'er said dates. .lI tssas IaHI
To County IreaaHrgr
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NnwsG fon rrn.lll lr.nx.

L r. T.. tIad..s1at s--al-ilz n
transiHHes,t ~ thv iricrior.
e. 4 iaad uHFs at steF3ar, Caiatada.
May 4f, 1914
AoTl1G is hereby given thar Edith
Bishop, az Eimbal. Nabr.. wno, Oh
September Z. l9iQ, ulade homestead en-
Try nv. OL8si3, for East Iail. oil, see
fign 4 Township n H., Range 60 ~.
s.l Principal meridian, has ba4 a5t tce
ef Intention 10 make fiBal lhrea IuIr
fF7ol, To establish claim to the land
aooge Described, befon l,sgi.ur ~
Fesei3er. at Sterling. C6lagaal5, qa t..e
VITA aaT cs JElg, l2IA
talshssH. aa.l.ea ad W.fe9sea
llaFy =. &ssfss5. g asnis. e 10.
-sse Asshais. ~
iaaa p. ~, l'saup 81 ii,5ba.t Gran e4
4aact --.sa4N VI
NJ sgog KS. ;.-sster
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a.se stats.
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.aalllsa a,a -a4s9itsef liaht IT, E7at.f s.,..t.
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eisss aaHsa tz-e1is llgs aftzt ihs FOURTH
lats.l.r 10 t'ss Haf'e "a aleaa below. sear
e'r aad1f o5ta- aeei4aai4 Hpa4.ae to
at'faa s2e.i-ai ssi eenta' . sHatta vit aas
fr9A l.'t Taa i1te HsIst. ID lt71 q 7,'. ,l stser
't tas s-il eafrfz. .s'.t c.la il "a iorznor b fa.
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faa stpa;4 aete la aar a aa
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soa e5aire future rt t.ea la 3s9fati9plt
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soTics ron ruaI,csrIna,


u. ?. :. tPaniisaer, serial-ei.s2ss-.
pr7nrsmrr or Tie Interior.
Z. =. Land Office Ut sseI ing. Colorado,
May l2, 1914
l,oTicE IS hereby given that Frank
KunkeI Of stoneham. Colorado. who.
on Merch /. 1910. made homestead en-
try, No, OiI355. for West half Of Sec
ton Go, Township 7 North. Range 81
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has fled
notice Of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, 70 establish claim 10 the
land above described. before Clerk Of
Of the District Court II TT. Morgan,
Colorado, on the 2ra day os Jpiy, 1914.
Claimant ganas oa mlresse
Gas Jahazon- q .st5eehsm. Csi1
,faez Baker. Il
hiatbsw a0taH III - 81
Wsi..4ai Z. stsa ~ G-zs
At BauW9s. Rsfiatsf.
Evening journal., 1914-04-17
COMPETITIVE Dance
after HOPPER SHOW

Competitive dancing is to be a spe-
cial feature OF the supper dance
which will follow the De Wolf Hop
per Opera at The Playhouse on Mon
day evening. and there is JOY in the
hearts OF the lovers of the merry
whirl because of the announcement.
AZ the Easter Monday evening enter
tainment at the New Century Club,
"the competitive dancers danced into
the fayoring graces of those lovers
OF the modern dances who were pres
ct, and made a big hit. Since then
there have been urgent requests Of
the committee in charge of the sup
per dance, that there be competitive
dancing for those who expect to par
ticipate in the evenings pleasure.
1t IS also the desire Of the supper
dance committee to make clear that
as the whole OF the first floor Of the
hotel is to be devoted to the supper
dance. the la carte ordering that
Is usual at the hotel will be dis
pensed with on the evening Of the
2Oth.. and only tickets secured from
the hotel or from the managers of
the Home of the Merciful Rest will
be honored in the Rose Room and
main diningroom after the opera.
Evening journal., 1914-04-17
SHERIFFS SALES.


SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or a
be exposed To- public sale 40 She Court
House. on Market street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. in thc city of VIII
minrtou. New Castle county Delaware
OF SATURDAY.
THE 2ND DAY or MAY. 1914.
AZ no O'CLOCK. A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate. via;
AN that certain lot. piece on parcel OF land
situate I'm the city of Wilmington and state
of Delaware, bounded aud described and
described as follows to-wit:
Beginning at point ON the easteriy side
OF Franklin street. eighty feet south from
the southerly side Of Oak street. 90 the side
of three feet Wide alley, thence south
crly along said side Of Franklin street. one
hundred and seventy feet; thence casterly.
parallel with Oak street. one hundred and
forty feet 20 She westerly side OF ten
feet wide alley running from Oak
street 20 Cedar street; thence north
wide alley. one hundred and seventy feet "a
the southerly side Of a three feet wide alley,
running from Franklin street and connect
ing with ten feet wide alley running
from Oak street 20 Cedar street. thence
westerly along said side of said three feet
wide alley one hundred and forty feet q.
the place of beginning. be the content.
thereof what they may
Seized aud taken in execution as Va.
property Of Liberty Trust Company. cor
poration OF The state Of Delaware mort
gases and 20 DO sold by
HAhfHR 3. BuRRlS. Sheriff.
Sherif's Ohice Wilmington. Del Anri
| as. 1914. apr.7.is.22 25.29-mayi.
Evening journal., 1914-04-17
WIRELESS station AT
CONCORD HEIGHTS soon

The new Concord Heights wireless
station viii be raised by Messrs.
Jenkins q Company, on ground 169
feet above sea level. This station
win carry a weather vane at its top
which will be 130 feet from the
ground. and viii tell the populace
for a large radius (which way the
wind blows" The aerial will carry
over $500 feet OF copper wire, and
will be equipped with the latest in
struments. Under favorable condi-
tions IL will be possible to receive
wireless messages from Pacific Coast
stations. 1t will not be possible to
send messages as far as it can re-
ceive them. but It will have sufficient
sending force to cover an the Allan
tic coast stations and communicate
with ships hundreds OF miles at sea.
The ground upon which this station
is erected Is the highest elevation
above sea-level within the city lim-
its. north of the Brandywine.
The station will be i'm charge OF
members of the Radio Club. of Della
ware, two OF which are u. S. Govern
ment licensed operators. For the
present the station viii be used for
educational purposes only. but later
10 may enter the commercial field
Evening journal., 1914-04-17
"SPOTLESS Town"
IS THE CITY AIN
Business Men to Make Town
White During Week
OF May A
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ASKED TO HELP

Members of the Paint Club, city Of
lieials and others who attended the
luncheon IN the Hotel DUPONT yester-
day in the interest of Cleanup
Week are enthusiastic over the
prospects for a city wide campaign
for clean streets and yards Accord
ing to the leaders Of the movement
Il viii be one of the hardest fought
campaigns against dirt ever waged
and when the week Of May 4 closes
Wilmington is expected TO be a spot
less town"
Besides the officers who were elect
ed, as mentioned In these columns
yesterday, William Berl, Jr., and
John Byrne were selected to solicit
subscriptions for the campign fund
which will be used TO defray oX-
penses The committee viii canvass
all the merchants I'm the city, ask
ing that each give one dollar toward
the fund.
A committee on organization com
posed of James ID. Stroud, C. J. Pyle
and Walter M. Francis. was appointed
by Charles A. Rudolph, the chairman.
The following committee on publicity
was also appointed: Candy G..
Mammele, George c. Mckay. S. H..
Wilson, Jr, and a representative Of
each newspaper who is to be selected
by the city editor of the paper
A circular letter will be prepared
setting forth the reason of holding
the campaign and telling how It will
be conducted The letter will set a
time for q public meeting to be held
f.. uuIaa .sN 10
letter will be sent 20 all of the
churches IN the city and church or
ganizations, the fire companies,
schools and all other clubs and or
ganizations. The committee hopes to
make every organization in the city
It's agent in. the fight for a cleaner
Wilmington.
school children will be asked to
ioin-in the movement and attractive
campaign buttons will be distributed.
Il is Manned to enlist the aid of the
boy scouts in the campaign and ask
them to help in the cleaning up Of
the vacant lots. The fremen will
also be asked to help clean up and
will probably flush the streets around
their engine houses.
During the meeting Secretary OF
the Board OF Health Ellison said
that in his opinion II the members of
the Chamber of Commerce who own
lots about the city would clean them,
the movement would be in a fair way
to success
During the meeting the directors
granted the Cleanup Week. committee,
(which is making arrangements to hold
a cleanup week beginning May A. the use
of the large meeting room in Eden Hall
TO hold u meeting next Tuesday night at
y o'clock. The directors viii hold another
meeting next Tuesday afternoon, when
/ it is expected that several important
matters will come mp for consideration
Evening journal., 1914-04-17
LODGE OFFICERS INSTALLED.

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, April IA. B. Bay
ter, deputy grand master, and stan.
Messrs Carson Wheatley. Merritt and
Lynch, installed the newly elected
and appointiye officers OF Philodemic
Lodge, No. z, /. o. o. r., Of this town
last evening. as follows: Past grand.
J. Edgar Wilson: noble grand, W.
Charles Boyer; vice grand, Marvin
0. Moore; recording secretary. w. w.
Mitchell: warden, William Tomlin-
son; conductor, Frank Pyle chap
lain, DR.. Cecil de J. Harbordt. right
scene supporter, J. A. Richards;
right supporter to noble grand. Jes-
sup Kay; left supporter to noble
grand, George Ross: right supporter
to vice grand, ID. r. Merritt; left sup
porter to vice-grand, Paul Hodge; in
side guard. II. c. Taylor; outside
guard, d. Arcy Russell.
After the installation refreshments
were served.
Mr. Baxter installed the officers Of
Harrington Lodge on Wednesday
night and will install the officers Of
Crystal Fount Lodge, Milford. en-
Monday night next
PhilOdemic Lodge. OF Dover eX-
poets to send a large representation
to the Atlantic City Day celebration
during the session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge.