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schscfcr. zeIder, 2; zwiilins. Mann. Wilson
2: smith. Farrell. Jackson. Flack Sacrifice
ny-Laporte Stolen bases -Sche-r. Mckech.
Me woodland Two base hts Mann, wilson
Three b,se hits-Lapor,e. Flack. 2willlnz
Hrs-on Reulba"h, In seven innings, ON
Brandom. : IN Two innings; on B.acs ~
Mcconnell, IN two innings First base on
halls on ReulhaCh, .; OF johnson. !; on
Mcconnell | struck out-By Reulbsch. !
by RACK I: ny Johnson, !; by Mcconnell. I:
ny Brandon. III, by, pitched ball ny black
.campbrli Passed bal Rhriden, wilson
Double play-Farrell and Smith First base
on errors Newark, !: Chicago. 5 Left on
bases Newark. :; Chicago Cmpires Mo
u mlnute-
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Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
To-day's Schedule.

New York in Cleveland.
Washington In chicago.
r. ton IN Detroit.
Ihiiude phia In -. Louis.
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KANFEDS HELPED BY
KAUFF'S Big THROW
Ball Goes Into Grand Stand
and Lets In a Run-Tip
Tops Beaten, 4 to 3.
EACH SIDE HAS BIG INNING

Yesterdays Results.
Kansas city, a. Brooklyn. 3.
Chicago. 10: Newark, =.
blusburg. 10; Baltimore 4
St. Louis. 8. Buffalo. 3 90 lnnings.
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Totals. % his
kenworihy. Gilu

nuns nadbolrn-, hen"orhy, Gilmore.
Bfowu. Nagee. kaur Evans Two base
hits Kaun Evans. perrinE sacr nc r.-
Brown. Kavliugs Stolen ba~-s-Kenwprthy
Gilmore .. MAGE Perrlnz FIRST base
on error, Kansas cry !, hrookyn LIT
base o. balls on wilson 4. on Packard
struck nui-Hy Wilson 3 by Packard
Double plays Packard, Rawlnss ana stovail {;
Holt. Magrc ard Cooper: wilson and Myers
Cmpires Brennan and Corcorsn Time
hour ard - minutes
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'Raued for Toney in the third innirg
tTwo out when winning run Was scored and
game called by agreement
.Batted for Oldham in the eighth inning.
Cincinnati .....,......... q l. =
Detroit ............. 10
Runs Bush, Wit. :: Crawford. :; veach. ::
Kavanaugh, Peters. Leibetter, Leach, Wngo
Griffith 3, Wagner Olson Molwitz, > Two
base hta Crawford Brown Ravanaugh, ~,
son Three base hits-NHlch, >; Bush, Kava
naugh struck out Bv oldham. |. by Blown
First base on balls or lcdhctter, :; off
Oldham. .: off Toney ?, on Brown, First
base on crrors-De,roit, !? Cincinnati. =. Len
on bases rot, Q. Cincinnati, II Wild
r,'c -Ledbet,cr Oldham Umpires -Nalhn
and Dinepn Time hours
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Kansas City In Newark.
Chicago In Brooklyn.
81. Louis In Baltimore.
Pittsburg in Buffalo.
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A. Providence.
A. Richmond.

II, IT, n
Buffalo. $50 % o-sil
Richmond.. 5 o o O VII II
Observation-Disclosures, Rader. Fullenwider
CAV and Lnlonge; Richmond, Goodbred,
Andrews and SchRufele,
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TOial- q = 2 TOfNs 30 N 3 70 )
IRAN for RcDk IN the seventh inning
tRa'tcd for Rla'k In the seventh inning
.Ratted for Reubach IN the seventh inning
Slated for Brsudom In the ninth inning
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inNslh\LL, POLO GROUNDS TO-DAY.
' W. GIANTS vs. Cincinnati Ar.
p,"N>Ih\LL TO-DAY. EBBETS FIELD
''' ' &c. Chicago, $3.50 l. M-idC
IA baseball, Washington Park. $50 T.. N.
'"'' I'p Tops vs.. Chicago Feds-.idr
Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06
ODESSA

Mr.. Fred West, of Trenton, N. j., is
spending this week with his brothers
and sister here.
Mr.. William Rhodes, of Camden, N.
j., spent few days this week with
his mother Mrs. Annie Rhodes.
Next Sabbath in Drawers Presby-
terian Church communion service in the
morning, an occasion of much interest,
and at night special program of music
and speaking for the observance of
Christian Endeavor Day, the first Sab
bath of February. A good time is an
ticipated and all are invited to be pres
ent.
The funeral of orville Humes was
held from his late home in West Phil
adelphia on Wednesday afternoon this
week. The deceased was formerly of
this town, was a well known young
man and had many warm friends who
are grieved to learn of his death.
Miss Blanche West has been appoint.
ed to fill the vacancy in the Primary
Department of the Public School, Miss
Anne Trice the former teacher having
accepted school near Wilmington.
The friends of Mrs. Harry Ward gave
her pleasant surprise on Tuesday last
week in honor of her birthday. Quite
a number of friends and relatives wer,
present and a very enjoyable enenint
was spent.
Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06
PASSAGE OF COAST GUARDBILL

The many friends of the Life-saving
Service were made glad by the passage
of the Coast Guard Bill by the House of
Representatives at Washington, on
January 20, 1915, after spirited debate
of six hours. The bill, ITO create a
Coast Guard by combining therein the
existing Life-Saving Srvice and Rev
enue Cutter Service, :" was introduced
in the Senate by Senator Townsend, of
Michigan, on May 26, 1918, was referred
to the Committee on Commerce and
passed by the Senate without opposition,
When the bill came up in the House,
it was referred to the Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee, Judge
William C. Adamson, of Georgia, chair
man. The bill was favorably reported
bv the committee, but owing to the
press of more important legislation,
was DELAYED in coming on the floor of
the House for action. But the calendar
number was reached on January 20,
1915, when it came up for consideration
and sction. "And so the bill was
passed." quotes the Congressional Re-
cord, with 130 majority.
Previous bills to pension the Life
Savers were opposed by Representative
james r. Mann, of Illinois, and others,
for the reason that the Life-Saving
Service was under the Civil Service
Commission, and the employees could
not be pensioned. But the Coast Guard
Bill places the Life Saving Service on a
military basis and thus overcomes that
opposition.
When the bill finally came up fol
action, there were many on the opposing
side, but the friends of the Service were
firm and worked hard to prove that the
bill was just and equitable.
Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06
SALES TO TAKE PLACE

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1916, = Public
sale of stock, farming implements, &C.,
BY Rorbert D. Ratledge, on the road
from Warwick, Nd, to Townsend. D.
p, Hutchison, auctioneer.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1915. Pub
lie sale of stock, farming implements,
&C., by Mrs. Laura Truax,' on the
''Roberts farm" on the Levels. D.
P. Hutchison, auc.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1915
Public Sale of Stock, Farming Imple-
ments, etc, by G. E. Pool, near Nc
Donough, Del. D. P. HutchisOn, Auc.
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 11th-Public
sale Of stock and farming implements,
by A. Bredemier, on the road from
Middletown to Mt. Pleasant.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1915. Public
Sale of stock, farming implements, etc..
by Thomas Lattonlus, on the farm
known as the S. R. Warren Farm, 4
miles west of Townsend, Del d. P.
Hutchison, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1916
Public sale of cattle and hogs by ]. F,
Fox on the Long Island farm on the
road from Odessa to Silver Run. d. p
Hutchison, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23d, 1915. =
Public Sale of stock, farming imple
ments, etc., by L. E. Druley, on tn,
Droll farm, near the Brick Mill. JosEPI
M. ARMSTRONG, Auctioneer.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1915. Publ
sale Of stock, farming implements, &c.
by Harvey Jewell, on Bohemia Manor
Md, on the road leading from Murphy
mill. to Back Creek. Eugene Racine
auc.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 18th, 1885,
Public sale of stock, farming imple
ments, &C., by Uric P. CHM, on tn
<NGeorge Houston farm" 1-2 mile
from MT Pleasant. D. P. Hutchisor
auc.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1916
Public sale of stock, farm implement
&C., by Harry Isaac, near Mt. Pleasan
D. P. Hutchison, auc
FRIDAY, February 18th, 18th, 1915.
Public sale of stock, farm implement
&C., by Thomas Maloney, on "Bigl
Farm" 1-2 miles south of Glasgow
on the State roaG. Eugene Racine, au
Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06
NJ. Rosenberg's New Store

Mr.. S. NJ. Rosenberg is refting the
store in the Town Hall just vacated
Y,y Mr.. Reese, preparatory to removing
S,is Globe Clothing Store there by the
18th of the month.
The room is as deep as the other two
nld rooms put together, and the ceeling
& higher, and viii make a handsome
ana commodius place Of business
when all fixed up with new large bay
windows in front.
Mr.. j. E. CHM, assisted by Mr..
WIN. Gallagher, is papering the room,
ana Mr.. Lee Bradley, helped by Mr..
philip Vineyard is putting up the shelv-
Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06
o'RC attle

l Grade Guernsey COW, 6 years old
next March, she is due to freshen the
10th of March next. l heifer calf, II
months old.
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L. FROMKIN
Rates old stand, East Main St.
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.
ESTATE OF AMOS ANDERSON,
INCREASED

DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
Amos Anderson, late of st. Georges
Hundred, deceased, were duly granted
unto Frederick Brady on the SOth day
of December A. D 1914 and all persons
indebted to the said deceased are re-
quested to make payment to the Ad-
ministrator without delay, and all per-
sons having demands against the de-
ceased are required to exhibit and pres
ent the same duly probated to the said
Administrator on or before the Both
day of December A. D. 1915, or abide
by the law in this behalf.
FREDERICK BRADY,
Administrator.
Address
Mr.. Frederick Brady
Middletown, Del!
Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF.
a writ of Lev. Fac, to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1915,
at 10 o'clock a. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz !:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot
of land, with the brick dwelling house
thereon erected, known as No. 1911
West Second situate in the city of Viii
mington, New Castle county and State
of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit
Beginning at point on the northerly
side of Second street, at the distance of
eighty-one feet; five and one quarter
inches westerly from the westerly side
of Scott steeet; thence northerly, par
allel with Scott street and passing
through the middle of the brick division
wall between the house on this lot and
the house adjoining on the east, eighty
two feet and five inches to a corner;
thence westerly, parallel with Second
street sixteen feet and seven-eighths of
an inch to another corner; thence south.
erly, parallel with Scott street and
passing through the middle of q two
feet one and three-quarter inches wide
alley, eighty-two feet and Ave inches to
the said northerly side of Second street;
I'and thence Herewith easterly sixteen
feet and seven-eighths of an inch to the
place of beginning, be the contents
/ thereof what they may. With the free
use and privilege of the above mention.
ed alley in common with others entitled
thereto forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of James M Davis and Minnie
R. Davis, his wife, mortgagors, anC
Henry j. Long, terre tenant, and to bt
sold by
HARRY ]. STIDHAM, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del.
February 8, 1915.
Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06
For "Queen WhitfOrd"

Registe red (No. $3.50 as standard in
Jack aud Jennet Register of America;
fOaled August 1909; color, black, white
markings; weight, 900; sound; in foal
to Black ] ack, "John G." Will be sold
to the highest bid received at Kennett
Trust Co, addressed QUEEN WHIT
FORD" Kennett Square, Pa, in case
of Trust Co, by March 1st, 1914.
All bids opened by them on this date.
For picture of QUEEN and descrp-
tion, address R. H. WALTER,
Kennett Square, Pa.
Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06
SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lev. Fac, to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY
THE Goth DAY OF FEB, 1915
at 10 O'Clock. a. m.

The following described Real Estate,
viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land
with the buildings thereon erected, sit
uate in the city of Wilmington afOre-
said, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at point on the southerly
side of West street at the distance of
one hundred and eighteen feet easterly
from the easterly side of Eighteenth
street; thence southerly, and parallel
with Eighteenth street one hundred and
fOrty-five feet ten inches to a corner;
thence easterly and parallel with West
street forty feet to a corner; thence
northerly and parallel with Eighteenth
street one hundred and forty-five feet
ten inches to the southerly side of
West street; and thence westerly along
said side of West street forty feet to
the place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John 7. McCracken
(widower) mortgagor, and to be sold
by HARRY J.,-ST.I9 nam, Sheriff.
Sheriff s pGt must lookington, Del,
February Ger lord and
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Nss Fuaf snow 4h.r WA tals pees
iHf Atfri Nhi engfs a4r HHg Hc-
NfiHrH H pfaHian ~ 3sfisi4nt pfaiinis-
ffesa
Mist Mars CLANS ~ gsigrsfen la tir-
isiuF her brother j y ciafk
~ tsine eha Haida fesi ousiiiie
p0rlflpH wiih the Iaantrca Petroleum
~ &C iamnlcu Mff.fa b. visiting hir
fimlf lr ihiH rfft
Mt kufh sknHtz ef ghcagn. ard
hrN John Sullivan ~ UufuuH Chrsti.
sre gpesfs - ~ und Ar ~ h
farnF
49, Mcdonald = the FORT Arkansas
lfpn Worse lefi inis wsef on a Husi'
NeM 'rp iu itaiHtA iaraina Canal
Mw 81 lHnNaB alu ieags sun.
500 niNni fnf Hn etfcudei visit ~ ifN-
inatan ti1
800 nter'HflnH mcatins ~ the Thurs
$50 huiFt rMn was heid rhprsday
ihf nfti nrgs waH Nou nf Mrs "
70 linrdiff Hna Sra 4 A Ximmfunnn
fatrYsu the tpnaoiatlon prize
tisF " ilHnl.i ~ Silver CITY. y.
y haH anf'pira fhe raA o ihs p1s
~ 20 w. 19pilsi n'nrrh ~ fiis
Dtf
o. g. Mef.tDa s. m aan Antonio on
business trip
WaJur B.. b. Morrison O. eurineer
u nhuHe NJ ihs government WORK Hf
iuif ArnHlt Niii lentr Sunday fHr
ufffrt Niith 90 huHuese ifr niii
ttfufn about October ea
Mf s % iiulmtt uH dHsshtrr
NHHas Caroline arN Nr nfld. 90 WI.
fnlHetnu nrr hrff BOO epend thf
ainir Mfh Airs inlmn hyuthst b.
81 IfaH
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At r,r lpbn.au ,.sInne u it"-
msa
H hm'a Mu,r .m ar Dave
GuadWlN Hprw ruta1a u cnrpW
CHRISTI
Wfs Charles lioula ~ rnlnB n tho
Hrai 80 MrH Do q eiHHF
Mira if kirnfs oi SON leultH
#nent mNeri dpyF Nlih bog iauahter
Ntu o. b NcunHiinn
Nf- 81 a curtis waa hnHteHH Go thc
Embroidery Cuh "Wednesday afternoon
nnI delicious ioe courHe WAS served
go Mralames iAahop Htler CUnk CoS
iiarlUr liantN Alhrftsnn McGlau.
Seal kuos WILSON WhtaUre PAIN,
iiedn Gsufee BHA ut iettus and Mrs
rurtls
u ui Mr Dan Nntnn eutestsir,i
With Is sls aeio S Nunrt Saturday hnu-
ounE Nn iaohail Morris 81 TAFT
Nfior il0uor zoe evening was spent
Whtna furHtwu. later an ice course
prt .utrI tp SO, aut MeaAamns
49, Chldsu. q ~ GrcEon % lf
NuaHu Msa Ithsrd Mhrra Misses
iuHDa a0d iioskinn and Mr S. g.
Naffn and Air and Nfr nan Martin.
$500 Gsofer MeGinu entcrinired
wnH flte Hundred Tuesday evening.
Nr C ruitcr wou rrst prize snd
ihr sHest prize went to Mtfv lifHic
AlrNlaln Is dcitouus salad COURSE was
served u Use mambcrs ana 10 number
of ted euesit
Wr rai Ntmliinu wss heattsa Co.,
fna Inin two elnh Tnvsda, afternoon
NfItf nNml.r 40 iutrrcatinE mmrs
fu I.D course w4s served
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afr ard Mrs Neury fpuEef 1nl cihl-
dron spent Sunday iu WeNup With ''e
instcrs parent.
Nesd ui.s T. M pasis Harm Pierce.
a. o. and Henry Gpug'r went to Cor
nus Christi Tuesday
y y sands has returned ffofu Cor
nus CHRISTI where he has been serving
on the grand jury
Miss NHy Harold ~ bishop 81 ne
.uesi 80 rsiatlyra far the woek-cnd.
pr g. NJ nesls received a message
TUESDAY uiRhi that bis fathef had shot
himself eecideui'lis The llr i"ft nn
mp1lately for Aitaradu % attend his
father hui DE died before pr Davis
reached there ~. has MANY niends
who sympathrc With bin BOZ this hc-
reAVrmenf
Mrs a 10 welch ls m SIN ANTONIO
IN tae hospital wncrc shr undrtW ent a
suraira uncf uou AANtess from There
stntr thAi .hv ia mpra,ns snd wii
return home in several weeks Miss
uaisl Welsh accompanied her mother
to San Antonio
Miss Ruby noatrer of ni-hop Is Nts-'
itine her parents COR she week. end
Mr. Geo % Sutton ~ Clhllen was
in iIohsiown Saturday tradlns With 1ur
merchants
Most 90 the cotton n tha vicinity
has been picked ana marheied Tina
farmers arv busy gathering corn and
s'ftins thc land rrady TOT another
rror
Rev y HriHow 90 rshon Is con
lwrting revival meeting here ile
has prrtchel snfnr VeeF shv SERMONS
nut au VITO have BEARD him have hrrn
Inspired to iise hiaher lives rhe SER
Vices VIII CLOSE SUNDAY cvemng.
Niss louora Thompson is spending
ihe week. IN Riseua
Alr and ATS HARRY Fierce spent
several days bog ri-hen with relatives
fhis week
Marshal u iton is having new cross.
ius~ put down over Ruhstown. mum
beer ~ sidewalks Save been pat down
ir the residence portion ~ town THE
wah ta thn scno,i hmldine has hr.n
completed
The many friends u Nr ANA Mr..
a. NJ rishrl arr glad "a learn that
che, contemplate moving e. Rubstown
Cog tne near tufure rhrs have haasht
thr 10 rfs lHerc~ home
social meeting IT the CiYi. Ciuh
VIII Poo heiA Monday aferaNon oct
rs at ,hc hou,r 90 Mrs W uisise
Nn the WON .n ~ the town are Invited
aD1 urscd ta attpnA The CiNtt Cluh
has dome sonie f-,od wark slnce argun
iaine Hnd it "a ausiNGs 40 have the
operation ~ evorV ere
Nr fonnia and snns 81 near R,bs.
town wers ~ town saturday
w A tisher are 81 our most vel.
ned farmers. Whe lives south ~ town
was in w@incsda tFansacune bust.
ness
Airs nan ~ Coleman Whe WAS called
here or aceop~l ~ thr death % her
mother Mrs ~ g. Jones. lef, WED
n~sds, for hume
The Sinhhs brother uere in gaa~tawn
FRIDAY hacking sf,eg business inter
psts here
Mcssrs " = Holmes ana n W
Stnffeni usnded court m Cornus
Christi Friday and SATURDAY
p g. Esgcrt was business visitor
20 Corpus Christi FRIDAY
Ne ard Mrs y @ rudde win ieavs
next week 10 attend the fair AZ nal.
las reras
Nh end Mrs a w McKegyy were
40 Corpus christi THURSDAY aftsuoon
Felix Nssvr is visiting his parents n I
fhito,i
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a.anfs ~ mrfas et nin ffiaf
fifeg
ar. ~ WflaAi niU ieaYe SUNDAY
~ Far, worth uhefs she ell t.si
Relatives sad fHert.
Airs o. T. Mefran haF ieiAsNe'
from tiais Nlih lee sons i'inil' =
EnhafuWn.
sirs D. Vonusf let F@o1'lAi ipf
e weeks visit ln san Antonio
Nrr Lou Chapman has rf'nfnfa "
hef acme az iilanrupla after mot ~
Ilsafant trip with her a.stef AlsF ,"
A. Cismplfi
Afs y wier ief' "wednesday - p
eninr for Memphis TeNaa who're ah'
expects 90 spend severn wrftt
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..n. 81. .nnasner8 fF Goa req
~. y o. cox lfd W. ia'i'' '''.
.....,. meeting TsrsaAf ltfff'.
-. tt.rf pstsuyteran t'hnffN
.,e, a S. Woodward Sod fam'i'
t.f, rbufs.i4Y ~ IN ks thsii N'''''
alinerA Vets
,fr. 81 G.. naeas VS. hostess >"
49,. .f.rnoia street iiapfHt ie'ife
Aid socirgy Thagscal ai'Frng'r
N,~ Reanstia serisnef icft l"'-
Az morn.nx 10 rarnd thf winter "lih
-, s.r afr John Scrlsner ~ Asstlft
p.g w CoiHns ~ hass.ae saehi
al. 49,, END WITH hf famAi ana
friends hefr
Nfr anl Nrs W ter ii'sl' ~"
simon l.ee srrsf n Hro ni l"4HN"'
rfisndiHs goo fair
lisie Ni.s Vpaa Gafie i'onafii
t.n SUNDAY ta l1.n hrr mother 'i''
q D. npansu hi san Anion.'
The hsme nf ST. mi SITS ArihHi
Corrs aas fhs tOere 0f nre-nHii i'i
f.rrfIar WednssdaF trrf aon. sit"n
$. Mrs curs ana Mrs Sta iaeatrf
IL n.ra- ~ Miss lfssale HsHater H
Aria. 81 me rnmlnE wees Thet were
,n.,st.a 5, Mfs IS Oh Sm.fN others
tr.ltsH wers Nss+iamsa 81 g. steven
son. W. T.. peaue o Wuri" " t
f.sssAtcr Amos Adoirhps tnAs ii'.
,nr Jaes WaWre 4na Misses Atti. p
P.stor Vtraua klf~,r Mabel lri'N B.
liogencs IrtOht Grace Smith HIrt
Glare Gray itwr. SPARKS @Ailc ~Hint
lnea Campbell W.. uaWcs A SHOWER
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McAllen.

Lieutenant "a Damn. tcf"ppnh
lea Do hif wIfe and baHl are nov htiNr
Boz sickusn haslug moved here from
fsharr few DAYS sEo ii~Hi"n ny
Damn has qhnrEr of me dstaehoen'
af GO A. stationed 90 McAlier
tftae Laura Lots January eelenrtifn
hsr third mrthday Wednesday aii'T
moon attn - patty g.tcn Ai fhr NN
d.ne. ~ her nr rents Fuhiusstef anu
Mrs. Chas ianuary
Tn. f1W chm was entertainer ~
sfrr Rnrif SHAY Tuse1as Afternoon t'
s.r E.tHtffH home uu Palm norle' Ard
tho attendance ws cpad prizes N'f'
suarded ia nice rsfrefhmrn'H were
afsof The uc4f nsrsfiaH - me NihN
win 3d. with Mrs " " paekinrhani
Qr and Mrs H,nH Griffin 90 SAD
Juan uero 80 AiieH visitors M1nfa.
5 George H0mver anl Hfr nt NtN
frnlio were visitors in AcA'lcn iHT
NrHf ~ the week
Mrs i u Gih1s and tthy M-rFner-
ice. from Miami oklahoma ure ths
auests of Mrg gihbF mother 'a
brother Mrs. Emma itoherts tni h''
SON Jack
Mrs a * Hammond entertained ihs
faiit Nsrhbnrhood Ciuh az ihe horne
WEDNESDAYS evening" some % lt'l'h
sarr present
Nr sud Mes Frans CROW have
returned frum an extended NiaN ln
AnFNnun ard Kansas Mr James Nc"N
father of Mrs CfVw arcomplnied mem
tllk from Kansas ard vii spend tN'
winter here
Nfi4a ndth Taei4r hle rtHrnrd ifun
an estenlrl visit eith rri.tNe- in
ultuH
Miss fIuan d nraly % rmrr vas
VISITING friends and acquaintance h'f'
This week
Miss Artonu Sailraa has tonr q"
I.e'nos Nest 90 take charge "i the
Ht,huh thfYe
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Corpus Christi Society.

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'saeonheln festph l,irscns Mes1emes
iAeoh slnnh ~ . StaploS b. ~
slpelisr q H. rficA b n. Minor
MISSES AeFtl smith Ella iplu,n Ad-
eie pAsefnRb lean NatesN CLARK
thllt'rin Fora Marie teFdt Miiared
'fha,rhoH Marie Nen elHeher Ne,iie
H9lifin, M'are FialN saxaee David
sf'letRn. = N,lslkla r. 81 Shnf
Aasn has 1afior anfad Non hla.
ghal arc ~ smees
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Rockport

Irr0me w TAU who ms heen us,
sune his sister AIRS :. NJ S.,rens.,r
ana family returned % Tampico. Mex
ica this week
Mrs " p McMuilcr and daughter
Mics kathisen McMullpr. less Tuos
,iay fer San Antonio Naere she yin
spyne several weeks With TRENDS.
The Wesiaing 4 Miss Reside f.asaiter
q HeeSrort and Air, Lee Peters VI
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Manieur'na Cor ladies and Cam.
men. f,nrri operator
idf 'lo Ideal Hair raiis
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The Nueces County Poultry az D
Stock Association VIII hold NJ ~,
meeting THURSDAY october Ius :
ih" cts ran 40 D. m Matters
great Importance wiii DO ases.,
prrihlu.ng 90 prizes ribbons and y.
muu lists ana cooperating rhA q.
county Fair Nn members are isa.a.
t.i a. fr present
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MISCELLANEOUS


Juvenile Recital
rar myenlle hupns 10 ATS 81 81
gishei appeared n recital yesterday
afternoon at Airs Eishers home a
nHtuhtr uf talstisru ana fritnds we've
st eursts on this oecssiou The ftl.
lvVtN pro.iHm wts crsaiianiN given
lirhi ard GaN Grurod
Sd cscun chm
Nniatarc Melodies Ga,por
",heri Seohrst
4 ON me watch
u atlmnG l.i4bt Gurliit
Louise pcrnsrd Mary rayior
ln ihe Set iRclsh
eHhF Na Wsrhm Mary katherine
Taylor
March or,h
iraf.o iirnari. MarN Katherine
rsNior
IMien stars Eireici
Nin, Mal llarein. MARI Katherine
TAYLOR
This Nan
b The loay Workman Ga,nor
Robert Sechrsi
fNsc flnEegs cuehy- Adams
Robert Seghrlsi. MIs Hishei
THE GYPSY Bohin
Mars Hatherne Taylor
Autumn GaNnot
Sc Cecilia club
Harvest Festival francac
Rnhy liarDin Marry TNSlor
Dlug Bra Malia fttWpli
Ruhy NaN liarhln
Rural Festival uaehn,an
3 NuenrNa cnaph,
Mary Katherine rsNlar.
q Sttrnuaf Schuhcs
r"ne ~ me s.aiN fsrhaikuNssy
NTs #issyi and Mars Katherine
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