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Evening journal., 1917-07-21
MANY July VISITORS
ON RERODOTH Shores

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHOBOTH BEACH. Del. July 2i.
Most unreasonable weather has
prevailed for the past week. Thun-
ierstorms have been frequent.
A dance was given at the Henlopen
Hotei on Wednesday evening for the
beeht Of the Red Cross work
A mass meeting will be held az
Horns Store on next Tuesday evening
to form a branch of the Red Cross.
Clafses in surgical handages and
dressings have been started by Miss
Helen McCaulley OF Wilmington.
Professor and Mrs. John H. Ritchie
81 wilmington are spending the sum
mcr Nitli the r daughter, Mrs. Charles
S Horn
Mr.. aud Mrs. Horn are also enter
tanning their son. Kgmont, and VIII,
OF Wilkcs-Barre. Pa.
Mrs Joshua Conner and daughter
Of Wilmington are the week en-,
guests or Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Doughten
Miss Jean NJ. Richie OF Pittsburgh
after spending two weeks with hel
aunt. Mrs c. s Horn. left on Thurs
dav 60 visit re at ves elsewhere.
TITO Rcv Percy l. D0naghay anS
family. who have been spending three
weeks q tho Coleman Clergy House
returned 70 Middletown on Wednes
day Th0maa C Hill and family o
Sgyrna are now occupying the hous.
for several weeks
Mira. Joseph Andrews and two chill
dron of Pittsburgh are summering al
tho BOyard cottage
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NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Taylor Automobile Smashed
at Hare'S Corner; Women
Only Slightly Hurt
200 YOUNG MEN
RETURN TO SOUTH

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del. July. 21.-Mrs.
Archie G. Rennie, daughter OF for
mer sherift John f. Taylor, was badly
injured early last evening when an
automobile, owned by her father and
in which she was riding. was struck
by a touring car. operated by a VIII
mington demonstration for an auto
mobile flrm. The accident occurred
at Hares Corner The Taylor ma
chine was demolished.
In addition TO Mrs. Rennie, her
mother. Mrs John r. Taylor, her
brother. James Taylor. and her son,
we're all slightly injured Tho iu-
jured persons were removed to their
homes here In a car owned by Penn
sylvanian who was passing at the
time.
According to those who Witnessed
the accident Il is a mystery how the
occupants OF the Taylor car escaped
death. the car that struck them going
al a terrific pace when II reached the
crossing. The party ia the demon
etrators car was not injured.
Although no provision has been
made by tho Federal authorities TO
post the serial numbers OF those eligi-
bic for the draft or the numbers as
they are drawn, Mayor Cavender has
been working busily for the past two
days informing citizens what their
fr.N
ti0n received by Mayor Lavender
last night. number OF residents
aere we're drawn in the first 1000
names.
Two hundred young men employed NJ
the Bethlehem Steel Company plant left
here yesterday for their homes in tho
South The majority of the men were
connected with the militia of their home
states and they will be mustered into
Federal service next week =
Becoming angered when William Petit
John, Negro. followed him along the
streets yelling stale FISH, John Nc.
Nnlty, huckster who was selling fish,
is alleged TO have upbraided the Negro
who attacked him with club Nc.
Nulty felled the Negto with his fist
Pettiiohn hunted up Patrolmsn Nick
erson and securead a. warrant for Nc
Nulty's arrest. but when the case was
called before Mayor Cavender last
night. the prosecuting witness failed =,
appear and the charge of assault an,
battery against McNulty was dismissed
The committee in charge Of th
school green has had the grass cut AM
the plot placed in a neat condition. ]
is hoped that this interest in civic prid
ny the committee will be an inducemeu
fcr rho Council IN have the weeds m
slong the curb IN Delaware md oths
streets
YESTERDAY was the first day that rail
he's not fallen here for some time an,
truckers in this section are beginning
70 have hopes for good crops. Th'
heavy rains 50 far have played bavo'
with the gardens.
In the First Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. DR. John Helps
Bickford will preach on the subiecr
"His Banner Over Me Was Love.
The Epvorth League will meet a.
7 o'clock The pastors evening theme
vii be God Is Calling You" Prayer
meeting is held on Wednesday even
Ing.
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Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Phillips, and
son, Kenneth, are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. King, Of
Middletown.
Mrs. H. L. Taylor. Of this city, is
visiting at Townsend.
Miss Margaret Hutchison, of Towns
end, is visiting her aunt in this city.
Russell Townsend. of this city, is
visiting at his home at Townsend.
Miss Mary Gilman, of New Castle,
has been appointed to have charge of
the school at Red Lion next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corbitt
Davidson, Of this city, spent the week
end with his parents at Red Lion.
Their daughter, Geraldine, who has
been spending some time with her
grandparents, returned home with
them.
William Shivery, Of this city, spent
the weekend at his home at ST..
Georges.
Mrs. Samuel Lester and daughters,
of st. Georges, were recent Whining
ton visitors.
Miss M. C. Joyce, Of No. 24O4 Tat
nall street, accompanied by Misses
Annie, Theresa, and Helen Boylan, of
Sharon Hill, Pa, is spending this
week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. George Whittock, Of Odessa,
was a recent Wilmington visitor.
The Misses Bertha, Lou and Lilly
Skellenger, of this city, spent Sunday
with Miss Emma Eccles, Of Odessa.
Jack Mccoy, Of this city, is spend
ing some time at his home in Odessa
Mrs. William Rose and daughter
Madeline, Of this city, visited Odessa
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McCleary, oi
this city, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George McCleary, of KEN
blesville.
Miss Kate Young, Of Newark, whC
was operated on at the Homeopathi,
Hospital Of this city, on Monday, foi
appendicitis, is getting along yer!
nicely.
Professor and Mrs. Herschel A
Norris are spending some time a
Warrington, near Salem, N. J.
Mrs. John Hertz, of Fedricktown
was a recent Wilmington visitor.
The Misses Meta and Anna Ruff
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RLACK.MAILEIGH.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Black. ot
Ardmore. Ia. formerly Of this city,
announce The marriage OF their
daughter. Miriam Fairlamh. 10 J.
Walter Walleigh, on Wednesday even
ing. July 1s.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. and was Eowned in
white chiffon taffeta. and carried a
shower bouquet OF brides roses and
lilies Of the valley
Miss Edith NJ, Black. sister of the
bride was maid Of honor She wore
an apple green chiffon dress and car
ried an arm spray OF pink Maryland
roses
The bridegroom was attended by
his father as best man. The we'd
ding march was played by Lance
p. I.attem. Of Chester.
Many Wilmington guests wers
present at the wedding.
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MRS. ELIZA R. ROSS DIES AS
She NEARS CENTURY MARK

Mrs Eliza Richardson Ross. last
surviving member Of the well-known
Richardson family Of kennett Square.
died at tho age OF 81 years late yes
terday az tho homo Of her daughter
Mrs Phillip % I4ayman. No 1904 West
Seventh street. Her funeral will be
he'd on Monday afternoon. with inter
ment az Riverview Cemetery
Mrs Ross was born near Kennett
Square on January %, 1920. and was
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Richardson. She came 20 Wilmington
when a girl She married James RosI
! IN 1910. he dying many years ago
She Is survived by two children-Mrs
! fayman and Andrew j Ross Of Ches
apeake City. Md. Her brother. Jacof
Richardson. died IN California year
ago. There arc nine grandchildren
and six great-grandchhlldren survive
Ing
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cRoss.RoRslNs.

Miss Esther l.. Cross. daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. E. J.. Cross OF New
Castle. the former superintendent of
public schools in New Castle county
and DR. william Henry Robbins, Of
Martins Ferry. o., were married at
Bridgeboro, n. J., where the bride
has been visiting friends on july 49,
by the Rev. DR.. !. W. Morris. OF that
town. DR.. Robbins and his bride had
not intended to be married so soon
but war conditions hastened the wed
ding. DR.. Robbins Is a graduate OF
Jefferson Hospital, class OF 1916. and
also Of Cooper Hospital, class Of 1911
The couple will live At Gloucester
City. n. j.. this summer and in the
fall they expect to go to Ohio to make
their home. The bride is we'll known
IN New Castle and this city and e
the only daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
Cross
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lEWARK FIRENEN
PLAN FOR CARNIVAL
Women Appointed by Chair
man Wilson TO Have
Charge Of Booths
RED CROSS TO GET
PART OF RECEIPTS
Special 10 THE EvENTNG JOURNAL

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. July 21.-The Aetna
Hose. Hook and Ladder Company has
about completed arrangements for
this years street carnival. which will
open on Saturday Of next week and
continue during the entire following
week The fremen's parade on the
opening day will be a feature. and
several companies have already sent
their acceptancea lt is expected there
will be several hundred firemen in
line.
The fact that twenty-five per cent
OF the receipts this year will be given
to the Red Cross is attracting more
attention 70 the carnival than ever
before. b. Clifford Wilson chairman
OF the general committee. has ar
ranged for several features. He has
Just announced the following commit
tee to have charge OF the apron booth:
Miss Elizabeth Hill Mrs. o. X. Stra-
horn. Mrs Thomas Potts, Mrs John
Cordrey. Mrs. Delaware Gregg, Mrs.
Homer Vansant. Mrs. J. Clifford VIII
lis. Mrs. Mary HILL Mrs. William
Rupp, Miss Clara Bradley. Miss Alice
Hill Mrs. L. c. Ryan and Miss Ger
trude Day.
Harry Mayer, former Mayor OF
Dover. and Dr. Hare OF Baltimore,
superintendent OF the Anti-Saioon
League. will be the speakers at the
annual Harvest Home to be held in
Whiteman's Grove on August by
the women OF Bbenezer NJ n. Church.
Arthur Homewood, Jr. who for
merly lived IN Newark. has been Sc
locted for enrvlco In fho frnIfod gfafea
Ambulance Corps, unit number forty.
now stationed at Allentown. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Chambers and
daughter OF Panama are visiting the
latter'U parent Mr.. Chambers, who Is
employed by the government. has a
sixty-day leave Of absence.
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AFTERNOON DECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Benson. Of No.
els Washington street. entertained a
few OF their friends last evening in
honor OF Miss Rose Keller, OF Albur-
tbs, Pa. who Is visiting here. Collins
orchestra furnished music. Those
present we're the Misses Ethel Coffin.
Annie Riggin. Elva Campbell. Myrtle
Williams, Emma Williams. Anna
Horne, Mary Morne. Anna Chocrahn,
Rosa Keller. Blanche. Myrtle and
Ruth Benson, and Millard Coffin. Nor
man White, Lewis Bacon. Mr.. Squires.
Mt. Baker, Mr. Hamburger. Roy
Evans. Thomas O'Neal. Alonzo Cleav-
er, Jesse Parsons and Mr and Mrs.
Cofhn and Master Harold Coffin.
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FEW Volunteers
AFTER THE DRAFT
Drawn Men May, However,
Offer Services Before
Day Of Examination
NEED 80 SONS
FOR REGULAR ARMY

The opinion Of the soldiers in
charge OF the recruiting for various
branches Of the voluntary service. as
expressed at tho different recruiting
quarters today was that the drawing
OF the final draft numbers has had
no effect on recruitment
At the regular army recruiting sta
flon. at No. sos Market street
goodly number Of men we're accepted
yesterday and this morning. but the
Increase was only in proportion to the
increase thai has been noticeable
each day since the regulars began
their drive.
At National Guard headquarters
only four men we're enlisted yester-
day. ,-.., 60,
recruiting officers have received orders
from the War Department that draft
ehgibles, whose numbers have been
called. may volunteer until they have
received orders from the local exemption
board 10 report for examination. After
that time they may not enter a volun-
teer organization.
Only eighty-three men we're needed
at noon today to complete Delaware's
apportionment OF volunteers for the
regular army. The Busy Berthas."
Sergeant Shour, Corporal Murray and
Private Whetsell, who we're sent here
10 assist in the drive. have been or
dered TO remain over one more week,
during which time they are expected
TO complete Delaware's quota. This
they are confident OF doing. as they
claim that after tonight only about
sixty men will be needed
The recruiting party, including Cor
poral Green. who is regularly in
charge OF tho local station, attempted
TO hold n meeting IN New Castle last
night They Travelled there in an au-
tomobile and Immediately drew a
large crowd about them But, accord
ing to Sergeant Shour. the crowd was
so dead that they paid the New Cas-
tie eligibles tho doubtful compliment
OF blowing taps" over them and left
New Castle to think over the meaning
Of the call.
Returning TO this city. the boys held
anotner meelinR ana GOT n rev men
but they again blew sarcastic taps
over the heads OF the crowd
The following men were sent TO Bal
timore last night and this morning:
George Baden. Frank Kadinnik
Robert Wooline. Fulton c. Wright
Stewart Martin Ely W. Hoffman
William O'Connell. David A. Cunning
ham. Mitchell J Bowen. George r
Mosher. Stanley Hess. Edgar 4
Weaver, Albert Mettz. Walter G. lit
/ tleton and Martin ] King
The following men were accepte
! by tho National Guard during m
past two days
Leonardo Gianmtillo. No s2t Yves
Front street.
Robert J. Wendell. No. SOS Wash
ington street
John T. Kelly. Magnolia. Md
Norman ID. Connor. No 1902 Yves
Fifth street
Harry NJ Jones No. 1923 Frenc
street
Harry Emory. No, 1900 wslnu
street
Tony Ennis. No. 1924 Beech stree
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AZ HENRY WOOD

United Press STAFF Correspondent
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, July 12-America's fight
lug airmen In the Lafayette escadrille
had an exceedingly busy week ending
July Ia. according to headquarters re-
port made public today.
In tfat seven days the squadron
made fourteen reconnsissances over
the enemy's lines, total OF 81 ma
chimes participating.
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By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
PETROGRAD July 2i.-Au artil-
lery battle is in progress in the
smorgon-Krevo sector according to
battle front dispatches received to-
day. The crack siberian Corps is
bearing the brunt of the fighting and
Russian guns are obtaining mastery
OF the enemy.
This Is the first indication OF eX-
tension Of the offensive to the front
near wilma.
By The United Press.
PARIS. July 21.-All through last
night tho Germans continued their
offensive against French troops on
tho Chemin Des Danes. hurting great
masses OF men in frui less attacks,
the French official statement declared
today. All assaults were repelled
the war Office said.
Around Cerny. Hurtebise and era
onnne." the statement said, there
were bombardments. Attempted az
tacks we're thrown back. North OF
Brsye German detachment was
thrown out Of its trenches.
"Southsast OF Cerny there was a
violent combat. The Germans twice
attacked in waves and were twice
hurled back At Hurtebise and the
California plateau our fire frustrated
enemy preparations for an attack, in
flicting heavy losses on them"
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CAMPMEETING nArrs

Special 20 THE EVENING JOIIRNAT.
GEORGETOWN. Del. july 21L
With tho opening of Bivalve camn
one OF the best known camps in WI
comico county. today. the Delmarvia
Peninsula from now until the first
week in September will be in the
throes OF the annual campmeetinR
season. The following ministers have
been selected to preach at Bivalve: J..
r. Bailey. w. p. Roberts. J. A. Dudley.
c. NJ. Comper, J. L. Nichols and h. T..
KirlIley Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Sheats
have been engaged to assist in tbs
services during the ten days.
Campmeeting dates in this vicinity
are:
Zoar. August 10.
TyndalIs, July q.
Lovinias. July p (ten days..
Sharptown, July q.
Sloan August 4.
Elwood, July 21.
Denton Holiness. July q.
Deals Island, August 10.
Sound August 1S.
James. August I.
Laurel-Bethel, August 4.
Camden. July 20.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

The Rev F. NJ Kirkus. rector OF
Trinity P. p Church. and family will
spend the month Of August AZ Eagles
mere While Mr. Kirkus Is away the
pulpit of Trinity Church willibe filled
by the Rey. Dr Skiiton Of Scranton,
Pa
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Of this city, were recent visitors 10
Woodstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, and
daughter, Frances, spent the week
end at Pennsville.
Miss Ella L. Kohier Of Cleveland.
Ohio. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Bilderback, Of No. II West Twenty
second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell NJ. Pedrick
are arr spending their vacation at Allan
tic City.
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FAsHInNs Am FAns.

A new and very picturesque sleeve
has one seam and Is draped, the whole
very ample.
For picture hats net and vcry light
fancy laces are employed 10 smphasizez
The picture hat effects
With a piece Of stiff scrim cut into an
interesting design and cover with an
embroidery stitch in wool then over the
wool surface stitch in q simple all-over
pattern in contracting color. This
makes a very chic ornament for your
sports hat.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Those whose work does not interest
them. find the Want Ads splendid guides
to Just the work that they do like
ADV.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. Edward Brown, Of this city.
IS visiting her niece, Mrs. Harry
Black, Of Middletown.
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BIRTHS

LAvIN-on July 10. 90 Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph S. LAWN, Of No. Ills kirkwood
street, this city. son.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. II. l.. George entertained at a
bridge luncheon last Thursday in
honor Of Miss Marion Frederick whose
engagement TO John Robert Haswell.
of Baltimore, has been announced.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. Charles Jones, and children Of
this city. are visiting relatives at
Middletown.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

RIG LOADS KINDLING WOOD.
s2.5O-S5.00. Call 47S2-J.-Advt
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Mr.. and Mrs Francis Blaine, Miss
Dorothy Spring, Miss Edna Charles,
Frank H. Buck and Leslie r. Holt
comprised a party that motored this
afternoon to Baltimore, where they
will spend the weekend.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Bye will leave
next week for Gardner's Lake, Conn.
Mr.. Bye will remain about a week,
while Mrs. Bye will remain several
weeks.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Miss Katherine Narreau, Of New
Orleans, La, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dyre Bradford
home today.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. Hollyday S. Needs, Jr., who
has been seriously i'll at her home,
No. 1902 Rodney street, is now re-
ported as being out of danger. Mrs.
Needs was formerly Miss Ellen
dupont, daughter Of General and
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont, and she has
wide circle Of friends in this city
and elsewhere, all Of whom will be
glad to learn of her improvement.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21
ylcATION ION DR- KIREI-s

BIG LOADS kINDLING WOOD.
42.50-{5.00. Call 4732-I -Adrt
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pennington
and Mrs. A. ID. Warner, Jr. and child
ren motored today to Rehoboth Beach
to spend the weekend.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21
By The United Press.

UT TTT 7 TTTTI T TT|"8
LONDON, July 21.-German troops
in trenches around Greenland Hill,
north Of Roeux, hurriedly withdrew
last night when British raiders ap-
preached. Field Marshal Haig. report
ed today There we're also success
ful raids south OF Ia Bassee and
south OF Armentieres. where German
positions on a wide front were en-
tered and dugouts bombed
In Havrincourt Wood and south Of
Armeutieres enemy raiders we're re
pulsed.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling H. Thomas
who are spending the summer at
Skaneatales, N. Y, are entertaining
a house party there and among their
guests are Miss Edith Belts, Frank
Thomas, Jr. and Benjamin Brown.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. Frank Thomas and Miss
Jeanette Thomas left here on Thurs
day for Eaglesmere, Pa, where they
will spend the remainder Of the
season.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

The Misses Meta and Anna Ruff
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. David Lindsay, Sr. left on
for Newark, N. J. TO visit
her sister, Mrs. Robert d. Mead.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. Frank Reynolds and daughter
in-lsB, Mrs. Frank FAIRIES Reynolds,
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. Edward t. Belts is summering
in Maine.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. Louis de Cazenove left this
week for East Gloucester, Mass,
where she will spend the remainder
of the summer.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. John Hertz, Of Fedricktown,
was a recent Wilmington visitor.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Miss Eleanor Williams, Of New
York, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pennington, returned home
yesterday. Several informal func-
tions were given for Miss Williams
while she was here.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Professor and Mrs. Herschel A..
Norris are spending some time at
Warrington, near Salem, N. j.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Miss Kate Young, Of Newark, who
was operated on at the Homeopathic
Hospital Of this city, on Monday, for
appendicitis, is getting along very
nicely.
Evening journal., 1917-07-21

Mrs. Gamble Latrobe entertained
informally at a dinner party on We'd
nesday evening at Naamans.
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PERSISTENT NAN GIVES
JAMESTOWN POLICE run
Man Who Attempted Suicide Several
Times Escapes, But 10
Rounded Up.

jamestown, N. D.. June 16.-George
Peterson, believed to be insane, escap-
ed from the county poor farm early
Thursday evening and for several
hours was at large about the city. He
was finally located by Chief Of Police
Obermiller and lodged in the county
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LIBERAL LEAGUE
New Political Organisation AmaIsa-
nation OF Two Old Parties.

The Liberal league, a new political
organization to result from the ANAL
gamation of the Progressive and Pro-
hibition parties, will be launched in
North Dakota this summer. according
TO Attorney Dorr H. Carroll, Minot,
state chairman of the Progressives,
who was a Fargo visitor Friday. 1t is
planned 10 call an organization meet
ing in the near future.
Organization meetings, Mr.. Carroll
says, will be held in every state in
the union.
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WINE RAzEs DWELLING.

Members of J. +. Vettel Family of
Anamoose Escape Uniniured.
Anamoose, N. D., June fB.-In the
windstorm that swept this region, the
j. F. Vettel residence was RACED, but
no members of the family were injur-
ed. Numerous small buildings were
damaged.
The same condition holds true of
many small towns in this region.
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MlNor NEEDED THE CLEANUP.
Vice Element No Longer Factor, Says
EaRratf

Minot needed the vice cleanup that
lit experienced several weeks ago, and
the city can now expect greater de-
veIopment than ever, according to At
toFney Dorr II. Carroll who was in
Fargo Friday en- route home from
Minneapolis.
'HThe vice element has been weeded
out" said Mr. Carroll, land Minot Is
now in q position to progress more
rapidly than ever"
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Activities of the Week Among Builders and Architects Fargo

Jail, where he is awaiting a hearing
before the county insanity board.
Peterson is the same man who sew
eraI weeks ago attempted suicide
twice in one night on the outskirts of
the city. He first jumped into the
James river but was fished out by boat
ing parties. He then stood on the N. p.
tracks in front of an approaching
freight and was bowled into the ditch
Fortune again smiled, or frowned, on
Peterson, and he escaped with but
minor injuries. He was remanded to
the county poor farm to recover from
his bruises but evidently did not APP
prove of his quarters.
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ELECT WOMAN plREcToR.

BY Unanin1ous Vote Mrs. Soulos En-
dorsed 40 Dickinson School piroct0r
Dickinson. N. d. June 16.--By
unanimous vote Mrs. James SouIes
was endorsed by the voters OF Dickin-
SON as school director for another
tnree-year term, at the election.