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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

The charles y Cr.ttcnton Co. legally
dissu we'd On voluntary application. and
now In liquidation, request all who have an
unsettled account against It. regular or
consignment. 10 send statements TOR Ad.
Justmcnt before sept. I, 1913. after winch
time We VIII consider ourselves R6so,y ed
from all obligation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
TAKE HOMES IN THE CITY.

]. Arthur Fischer has leased to b.
Rablnstein the dwelling at 2A East
Thirty-fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
MANHATTAN BUILDINGS.

isT Av. . 8. ss.a s soth st. for two bldss.
atty garage and stv-St J9sephs
Kreymborg. 22+o ouimyC sv. architect;
cost .....'.....'-........ ,....s.' tSO.OuV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
FLUSHING PLOT BUYER.

G. Zimmerman has sold to the w
X Gibson Company the plot 64x100. on
me west corner Of Cherry avenue and
atsh street, Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool csbles-SpOt cotton Quieter and un-
changed niddiing old contract, % ODD. ; good
middllng new contract, 81 ted. Sales 0oo.
ell American. Imports ,Oo9 none American.
Futures opened ar'et at II to - points decline
points July. q SD. August. 20 ssd Septcm.
her, Is. SID. October. 10 lsd. November Is sd.
Manifestations quiet and finn cloths quiet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
18th ST. .. iss sth av, 10. exiosl-
!; 1910; atty. John Weber. Beekman
............,...... 81, 600
AV A, l5ss-Louis Rosenwaike and Gus.
taye Asch to Chas Vonhof. 4SA Vernon
av. Bklyn; May IS, 1905; atty, Title g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
RESULTS AT AUCTION.

list ST. ssi W, n 5. iss . Sd az. isxieo.s.
ave story tenement--s l. Dorm. extrx,
&C. ast Jacob Wenner ct al; due, siT,-
sos.2s; taxes. &C. N.ss5.io; to the. plain
tH''.''. s.''.. .............,..Slb.0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
TAKES RIDGEwo0D HOME.

8. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman have
eold for Mrs. Annie b. Reilly the DWELL
ING at Is Wastena Terrace. Ridgewood,
IN J., 10 Joseph X. Robbins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
RECORDED LEASES.

Bronx.
INTERvALE AY. cas-; also Kelly at. ssb,
all-Sarah b Smith to Bernard Goldste!n
and apo, ss7 Hoe av. yrs from July /,
isiS; ATTY Alfred ooidstein' %! Hos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RE- EIPTS

Cattle, Calves. Sheep, Hogs
Jersey CITY. LOIS s,ols soss S,I?5
New York ..... 1909 4.475 ~ lO,S47
Central Union. sSs i,2bo 6.oE ....
BEEvES- Receipts. 2.73O head; IS cars
on sale. Prime steers steady; Others slow
to fraction tower: bulls and cows un-
changed, steers sold Slli0QlT per 100
lbs; bulls. $50 ll.jo; no real choice do. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM.
Lines East aud West.

GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-27
Scr QritG...

8uI1in g ton &c. Se6r. Cine
|nmtlihc fran50liide 1cp31e al Oas
Rricssoepartmer1t faBt, bnb Ser iiingltt
franS0iii ib anlcrifaniibe=n neberfall an
ocm Gbcmin bes Games : Midnitl
|bei gbebrcll3 itattianb, uno bob bic
IL, omeritanilden 0iii5tcre 1lno "a
|golbateu, Sic allsscipdblt ipurben;
|naHbent Elm ean5es Battalion iid ireis
Fipiuig mclbcte. ~ocn Bctpeis eine5
[&anpfgeiites lieiertcu. Ser oen1 Ser
frnn5Diiiden gruppen gleidtuertbig
mar" ameritanilde gntterien arbeiz
|tetcn in Ser 8or6ereitllng fir Sen
| |11eberfau nit, Ser nuBerorbeutIid befz
Itig ipar, obgleid CT MIR 5 Rinrten
:bauerte.
8erlin. iiber 2onbon. 90. Sebr.
islmtIid,. @eitern @orgen. 4 Gage nod
bcm arcu5en oes @obniunoes, nabz
|9neu bic gruppe.r, bic init Habfabreru,
|1apaucric. Maidinengetpebren 1lnb
|S6arildiisen gesen MetuaE ooreeriidt
iparen, bic Teltung nab eitten &f
|ein.
/. eS,,. Qiplano iu1lrbe i1t bicIen Stdo=
ten sefla9gt, ais tuir einrnirtdirten.
|1iele Scr BON Sen 8uIlen herbafteten
Betpobncr tp1rSer freigefebt Giiolm1
bon Rlfotp itieben unlere Nesinenter
auf bartndfisen 8iberitanS. Sic
idlugen ben Seinb nah einen beftisen
;aanpf. lmo Bic Stnbt tpalroe erobert.
geabe &olenfotpis iparf fih Der
,iscino eescn Sic Wtbei(nnaen. oie
laiings SEN, SripetfflB in ser 11fraine
'porSrongen. Ser Seino tpurbc ourd
einen idarien angriif 5uriifseporfcn,
ms Gtabt unS 8abr,bof tp11rben gez
itiirmt. Snnerbalb ipeniger Gage baben
Gen. b. 2iniinge,,s Eruppen rnebr ais
300 aifuneter (1s6) @eifen suriitf=
.eelest, s,t SUB, ,nit Ser 8ntn u1rb in.
arafttpagen. nit sroBe,1 Anitrcngln'z
ioen unb unter biele1, Gntbebrungen.
Sic 11frainijde Megierung bot III
Sen 8esenoen. sic pom 6einoe seldr=
bert tuuroen, 8uhe uno Sronung tpie=
oerber9eiteqt.
aiir5li6 1inb an Ser 0lliden Siors
g Dipilions 5tabsoiii5iere. 1870 an
Ercre Gfiisiere mis- S676 sNanN nls
NeIauaene cinssbr=sAt ,porben: Sic
:83}abi Ser N;sfaHsenen unb Die. 9cEte=i
.1,,cl,ne, sic in 9teipdI 1,no Yifotp sez
n,att t,.nrem fins nod nid|: atsu=
ihdter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-27
Yraiibenten pum Gbile nnb Nrsctttin'ett
fuuferircn.

8uenos slires. 25. 6ebr. 9ier
,lmlaufe11Scn Ueriihtcn sufol8c plant
Scr YrdIiocnt Sanillentes pon Chile
eine Rcilc nad Glib @bilc 81, MAIDEN.
uno Sipar 3,1 bcriegben 3eit, bn Sr.
Sipolito sSrigoperi. Der Hrdibent bon
@sracntinicn, Yntaeo'1ien befl,dt. l1no
man eripartct. babs fic III Yunta Sire
nas. ciner dileniidfn Gtabt an Der
weasolba lbaesltraBc, cine 9pnferen3 bas
ben ,perocr. Ser arge,ttirifhc &onsreB
bat nufiir geltitn,ut. betn fafhenten
fir bic Neile llrloub 81, betuilligen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-27

|iperbcu bin,cn turscm hicrbcr gez
brad1t 1pcrSc,r. Dns itnb bieSturtpfs
l.icl,, ipcldc Sic SnrIncr int leste'1
socrblt 5nriidaebalteit BaDen, 1int Ipdter
bDbcrc Yrciie 5,l er5ietcn. Ton &auz
|paca somn,en 8eri6tc. baB oie Sarn'tr
ibrc &artpifeln su 81 per 100 S1p.
pertoufcn uuo 5lu,r fir YrilnatartoI@
Ifclu ubcr 8artofieIn SO. 1 unb SIT 500
| fir basIeIbe Geipid)t Scr &arto1Icln
$50. 9. shui eiu 9uibel scbel1 60 Eto.
Sic 0ortoiiclbdnolcr in 8aupoca l1@
aeu. ooB s5 bis 40 Yro5ent Ser lest
idbriocn2artoifelernte nod unpcrfui,tt
|icicn. Sic Straben ipcroen ais ausJes
scid,net gcIdJiIoert. Sit 9r6Btc Spricz
|riateit biISet Set Nhfsef Al, SrdGt=
Iipa99ons.
Mca;;:ran1eu maiden aNsebl'd' falidIe
ansatett. =
/ Sos 4nge1es, Gal. -. Gtbr.
Gin SicrteI Der t.100 pe,ltIdcn fcinSs
Iltheu slllslanber. sic iid lier rc9iitriz
tren Iiebcn. ioIlen na6 slngaben Der
| Toliscibeamtcn in ibrett Nffioopits
tfdlihc Ansabeu gcma6t bpben.
Neesitaner brraubes 3aHmetter.
gaIegico. gal., %. Sebr. 3ipel
NEerifancr. Sic friiber a.f enter Nand)
la,dbc BON bier beiMdftigt ipuroe11'
Ibietten Scren 3ablmeiiter nnS etnel'
g9dntcr. ser ibu beslsitett. all nno be-
Ira1bten lie I'M $4,000. Cine Sow"
1udt ieet Sic @esenS nad Sen Hd'tz
bern ,b.
gerettet.
Gin utluntiiher 9afen
f25. Tebr. Gin 1ellte bier cln9etrnffez
ner an,crifaniider 0npfer brodt'
l17 lleberlebcnSe Ses SdniI6et Sonss
[piers .Sronauebdr".
llcber SEN 1t,tergang ncs 5aaS
gonner grobeu 9ampfers. mar bs:
pabin nidts se.nelbet tpnrSss.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-02-27
Aus hem Sulauot.
9as Sos ber Jlieser.
( Associated Press

Wie III pGis, 2G. Sebr. SBiainm
s. @cibingcr (Yllcna Biito. Niil.)
tp,,roc get0Dtet uno @iIlia,n s. Sto.
req (5reeport, 81. 81 t0btli6 bcrlebt
ais ibre Slug8engc bcutc 5u Yarl
5ielb in einer $p6bc bon 1000 SUB 5ltz
lianmenltieBen. Storeb itarb ipdter in
2a5arett. 8eiOe ipareu Gabcttcn.
llnb harum Mjrber?
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Can Srnnc,iscp ., 2G. 3cbr. Gs
ipurbcn bier berte & Wlitslieber bc1
neutrality-suspicious. bon einent anDe=
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| |i6ollcn. Scr 00rber mar aus Scr Sc
|ipcrfldaft seitoBen tporocn. ipcil cr I'tr
|9eiucigert bate, bcim Spielen oes
EvStar Spangleo Banner" allf5uiteben,
slns ber eiinbenlilte ber Wros=
idbl1dter.
(Associated Press
Gbicogo, 26. Scbr. Sic BOZ,
Srancis S. 5cnep fir sic 9linocsbanz
oclsfomn,iiiion geleitete Sdla6tbnus=
llnterludung nabn bcute ibren Sort
gang 1,no bie 3ellge1ausiugen befrdf<
tigten Sic 9eldulot91ng, baB bie gbiz
cagper, @roBi6ldhter bllrd oen Sc
bralld beionoercr Giierbnbncinridtune
gen unb anberer llnlaltercr Mittel Sic
fleiucn @cfliigelz nnS Gierbu'ioler
aus Sem @ciddit bcrordn9t bdttcn.
llnter Sen bon 6err1t 6cneD cr6oz
bcncn acknowledgement ipnren: SAB
g4. s. griebe. Ser eir @ebalt bon
Slpiit & 60. be5osen babcn ioll, luabz
rcno er Ser 8esierung ais Collar
mann ($t.00 jdbrlid)) in Ser gSab>
Notwithstanding bicntc, beionz
ocrs tbdtig scgen Sic &lcinbdnolcr
iuar;
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& &c.. Chicago, Sic fir Sic gr0bte
.lllabbaneige" Butter uno Gierz
banblung bes 2anbcS sebalten tuiro. III
8irflibfeit i'm 8cltb n'Sluift s. So.
lit, ,lnb bab Eriebe & SO. Diele Neeicz
reien, Gciliigclz, 8llttcre llnb gieral1z
lagen in Miiioliri, sIinpis lIt,D ssSoipa
|fontfpffirte ms 1i,ifcr edshante telndz
men bctrieb. pamit.e Sen Ininein baz
ben lolltc. baB lie unabbansigc, nett
beiperbcnbc ssirmcn Ieicn;
Sap sic @roBidlddter pabreno Ser
gciprchung bon Gcietcn fit Sic Ser
beflerung bon arbeitsberbdft,,iilcn in
sen StaatsbauptItd0ten shmierbcrz
trctcr battcn;
Gnb Sic GrobIhlddtcr hcn @erlud)
ma6ten. Sic siegcrar6cit alls5ubrei@
ten;
|. 9ab sic G}robidlddter allcs fir sic
nrbcitcnbcn Mdnncr 1lnb Sralen Mnz
gcltrcbtc befdmpiten.
I $5crr @cncp ipirb in Der mor9igen
giblug nod mcbr icncr 8ricfc perle<
len, Sic cr Sen 3cgalen Scr BroBz
cntnobnt.
Sn Scr beutigcn geipcisfiibrnn9
ip,,roc einc 2iitc bon Sirmcn boracz
brad)t, sic bon 9. S. Yrtcbe & So.
fontrollirt icin iollen. Garunter IinS
orh folgcnDc:
sltlantic YroOuec Co., &cicrci, at@
lnntic, ssM.
B. s. Sriebc Go.. &anpion, Sa.
M. s. Stis. GaIeb, Sd.
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iiateu, INT Gamcu onSulhufien. abs
ucprbncte bcs 9tproipeten5 helta,,oc,,
.jcpoh oaraui. bab cs iucicntIid, nDtbia
lei l,ub iucrben cs auf cinen Nn'npf
anfomncu ldiien.
Iesiernnsslanbercien ,uerhen aus
seloit.
ssa16ington 25. Sebr. Ser
scfretar ocs Snnern bat beutc bcfannt
acmastt, oaB am 80. 9tirs 5n @raro
ss,,,nction. gol., ,u,b am 5. april 5,t
sNontrole, COL, 0ffentltdc 3iebl'nee11
.s,peds gertbcilung bon 10000 ader
fncl, irriairtcr Mc9ierllnssldnoereie11
.itnttfinbcn tuerbcn. Sic 2anoer l1e9et'
i'm tpeitliden Colorado.
:s(rnerifaniidbe lleberlebcnbc crbolen lid
@oIbinston. 25. Sebr. 6s
Famerifaniidc llcberlcbenoe nes torpe<
birten gransportoan1pfcrs Snseann,
.erhoren lid,. ipie Sas 8riegsoepartment
Iberidtet, a,it III Sen &olpitdlern Srs
|Ionbs bon SET, crlittenet, Strapd6 sen
Seine >ber Grfranfun9sfiine iino iebr
|5dperer giatur nnb sic 2eutc iueroeu
|balO Sic 6oipitdler berlaiIel, fonnen.
@iafenantlasen.
HaIbingtpn. 25. Sebr. S1e
gunbcs SanSclsfo,nmiiiipt tla9te
|beute, bos Mcimltat eii,er lan9cu I'M
terlud1lng. 3S Sabrifanten Der unebrs
|Iiden @eid6ftspraris an.
.Sebr 9efdbrIide nno n'19ellnot
3ultd1Se i,t seiuiilet S,,oultrtcbrane
hen. tpl,rScn ,lnter anberent bloB9es
|leat. Nic sllbor tpurben 10 biele Mns
tlasen auF cinn,al bon Scr ao'n'ntllto1
erbobc,,.
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Spuhuncr Stimmnl.g.~

0ruopn, 25. Sebr. 9iuBla1o5
slu1nbn1e Der reutiben Sricoensbcolnz
ellroen gibt Ser aartc Gltrppds fttt
perdnoertc5 IusIeben. 9fublano per1
Iicrt baollrct cin @cbict upn 3Sf,O00'
Sl,anrutmcilcn nit elmer ScunIfcrltllg
ppr 5O,OOO,000 McnId,eu nnO 'd)tebf
cs upn ben @eItaben Scr Sltlec 6lts
rid, cs bilflos uuo abbUng!g BON
Scutidhlauo nuhenb, Ioippbl iplrtb=
idaitlich ols oub erensli6. Sic belltlz
eeu SRorscnseitltneen babcn nod nibt
3eit eebabt, IidJ eingebeno NIT Der Saz
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Stunt Sd)uts bcr Mmcrifnner IN
9lMilanb.


98 al + img to1l, 26. Sebr. IS
iinb @orbereituneen gcmoht lporben,
Die slmerifancr in Mipsfali nod Sas
mara $500 Mcilen ipeiter Oitlid)) 81
brinscn. Gs lpirb stpnr feine balbigc
: @clebun0 sMpsfaus bllrd} sbclltldr
5rmppell crlpartet, abcr man balt es
bnh fir rdtbli1, Bic slmerifancr fortz
5llidoffen.
Ser @cneralfoninl il, Mosfau. ber
Bic @prbercitllngcn an bns Staatsbcz
partmcut mclDcte, berid)tcte, baB allc
slmerifancr iuoblollf iipo.
9us department. Iot alld Gin pbm
90. scbrltor batirtes aa6el9ram1 CT
balten. ipeldes bcridtct, BOB Ser ruz
mdnii6c Yremicr nab 8llfarcIt gebeal
lpiirbc, I'M bie bcutI6cn unO Dltcrr.z
llngariihcn Miniltcr bes Iellbcrcn,
Sr. y. Gteblmann lmb @raf G5crnin,
nuf5uiuden, pcrmutbli6 fir sic gSicz
Dcrallfnabn,c ser Sricbcnsoerbal,Slunz
gen.
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SSnibingtpsh 26.. Sc6r. Gas
@riegsoepartment erbielt BETTE folgere
Sc MelSung bon Sen. HerIbin9 i'll
Sranfreidy: Gin Nann I'LL &aatpf &C.
faIfen. 2 an ibren @l,1beu geItorbcn
l,nb ciu onbercr bnr6 cine Gcibiitz
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ben, lint cine @rltnbluge fiir Sic 9e=
sicbun9en sipildlen Sen, aupital 1lnS
Scr strbcitcridoit iuabrcnb be5 3rtcges
at legcn.
Nian boiit, bab Hieic aonferen5en
Sic GSrunblaae sit ei1cr natipnalcn Mrz
bciterpolitif idaffeu iuerben. Scr Gcz
banfe sins bon slrbeitIetretar 8ilion
aus, Ser bon YrdliSent 8ilion altfgez
forbert iuprhcn iror, eiu slr6citsproz
aramm fir sic Saucr bes Arieges aufs
Sllltcl(cn.
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Mufgcecbcner3andboutj 1T 1ra,,f=
reid aitgcfpmlmcn.
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gBai1instnn, 2G. Scbr. 9us
Marineocpartmcnt nmhtc bentc be-
fannt. bnb cin TO SUB longer Saudyz
bpotjdgcr, ppn Dem man lcit Sem Is.
Sonlmr ,nidts mebr scDort batte.
lupblbc6alten il1 circm fran50ii16cn
f,afcn nngelangt lit.
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,ncnte u1ot bel tnnppcn 9latione11; branf
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NuB6er8 8nnot8 t89auptitaol'
Sic st,,iidbt gsaibinstuns ii. aller &iir5e
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8aibingtpn, 26. Scbr. Sic
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lcrs b. $oertling I'M 9teiflstog lpirb in
bieiiaen maBgcbcnbelt areiicn fir iro<
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lie fir gang at,ocre 3tpcdc beitinln,t
mar. als fin sic SDroerlmg oc5 Sricz
Dcns.
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fein ioforti9er fDrmellcr &omn,c,ltar
alt5gcgc6cn lpcrbr,r.
Sic 9cutfd,c,l IN. Der Gntfernu,,s eineS
S=itiimbisen Marihcs ppm 4ctrpgrab.
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.& al ing t . II, 26. Tc6r. 9us
StaatsOcpartment tpurbe bon 8otidyaf<
ter Sranci5 III Yetrograo bcua6rid)z
tigt, bab sic Scutldcn geltcrn (Alpnz
tag) in bcr Gntfernung cines Szltilllz
bigcn Nari6cs bon Yetrograb lparcn,
l.nb baB CT lmp Iein Stab lih alf has
@crIallen Scr pauptltoDt porbercitctcn.
Ser Yotldafter tpirb 5rinm,,cn NIT
Den dineliiben lnO iapaniIcben Siplo<
nl1tcn abreiIcn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-05
BOTTO DROPS OUT
OF TOMATO MARKET
Crop So Large IN Sussex Prices
Fall From 60a70 to 20a30
Cents Per Basket.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel sept Tomato growers IN
this vicinity are facing serious losses
through inability to market their toma-
toes. rs the canncrie>. although running
- capacity, are unable to handle the
great quantities Of fruit which is beng
brought into the local market The
price, which a week ago WAS about 80
cents per s. basket, has dropped TO 20
cents per basket.
Some OF the canning companies which
had previously contracted with many Of
the growers for the delivery Of their
entire crons nj so to 60 cents per basket,
have refused 10 allow the farmers to
unload their wagons until the cannerics
are ready TO use the tomatocs In many
instances this compels the farmer 10
wait many hours, and sometimes al day,
before he can discharge his load and re-
turn to the farm for another thus losing
much valuable time from his farm work
and being unable 70 get the tomatoes to
market as fast as they rIpen
There Is much dissatisfaction among he
growers and there is some talk Of form
ing an organization to compel the canning
companies to fully meet their contracts.
They say that last year, when the price
was high, those who had contracted 1T a
much lower figure were expected to and
did deliver their entire crop at the con-
tract pFlceS
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FAREWELL TO PASTOR.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Sept. 5.-The congregation of
the Peoples Christian Church Of this
town rendered farewell reception Tues
dav evening TO their pastor, Rev A.
Victor Lghtbourne, preparatory 10 his
leaving Dover for work in the \ NJ c. A..
overseas Patriotic airs and new war songs
were sung and solos rendered BY Mrs.
William j. Benson, Mrs. " D Burton
and Mrs. Frank Hall DAVIS Miss Blanche
Moore OF Dover gave two recitations,
which were heartily encored.
". J. Benson, president Of the Board
OF Trustees, presented Rev. Lightbourne
with wrist watch, with a radio dial.
Secretary Of State t. G. johnson, an
invited guest, made a pleasing address in
which he eulogzed Rev. Lghtbourne and
his work in Dover
Nearly all church denominations Of
Dover were represented at the reception
The reception committee consisted Of
Rev. and Mrs. Lghtbourne Mr. and Mrs
vi Benson. Mrs y b Snithers. Mrs
II. NJ. Wolcott Mr. and Mrs Robert H
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs h G. Evans, Mr.
and Mrs James H Hazel
Rev. FlorIs Ferwerda. pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church, and Rev Mr.
Crosby Of the Dover NJ p Church were
among the ministers present Judge
". II Boyce aand Judge and Mrs. Walter
A. Powell also were present
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NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Farewell Service to Rev. A. Victor
Lightbourne of Peoples Chris
tian Church, Dover.
STRIKE AT SEAFORD ENDS
Adah Chapter, No. S, Order of the
Eastern Star, Organized and
ff1cered at Delmar.
snecial Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delmar Sept. 5-Adah Chapter, No.5
Order of the Eastern Star was organized
here. Tuesday evening, by Mrs. Julia
Stcrev, special deputy, and Frank l..
Howard, appointed deputy of Most
Worthy Grand Patron George ". 1v-
land of Delaware Representatives OF
Delaware Chapter, No. |, Of Wilmington
assisting in the organization of the new
lodge were as follows: Mrs Louise Green,
past patron, Mrs Celia Pierson, worthy
matron. William Somon, worthy patron:
Mrs Mary Hook, associate matron;
Mrs Laura Mckay, cOnductress: Mrs.
Simon, acting secretary; Mrs. Green,
acting treasurer: Miss Eta Keys. asso-
ciatc conductreSs: Miss Jean Hubert,
chaplain: Mrs Lille Riley marshal:
Mrs Hilda Scarborough, organist; repre-
scnting points OF the star, Mrs. Alice
Huxtablc. Mrs Stella Holt, Mrs. Ruth
Neutzc, Mrs Mary Hygate and Mrs
Anna Stausbach Officers OF the new
organization were installed as follows:
Worthy matron, Mrs SUSIE Marsh.
worthy patron, Joshua IL tllcgood, ,
associate matron Mrs Annie Ellis. con
durtrcSs, Miss Rose Frceny; associate
condrilctresS, Mrs Fannie Hickman,
secretary, Mrs Lelah frccnv: treasurer,
Mrs. Jos Ellis; chaplain. Mrs ANNE ).
Parker: marshal, Mrs Mary +. Hickey;
organist, Miss Elizabeth Ellis; sentinel,
II +. Hickey; wardcr, Mrs Charlotte
Lear: points Of the star. Mrs : h. West,
Mrs lIhc Calhoun, Mrs Annie Waller,
Mrs. Annie ID Frccny and Mrs Laura
RennlnCcr
other charter members included Mrs.
Irma Barr. Mrs Dolhc NJ i1earnc, Mrs
EVELYN Hallowcll. Mrs Flora Culver,
Mrs Mary Brown. Mrs PhIlhc Hastings,
Mrs Matte Leonard, Mrs. Clara
Culver, Mrs Matte Cannon, Mrs SalIc
DiIl. Mrs Carrie Barr. Mrs Ella Carmine,
Miss Mathilda NJ Frceny, Ira +. liearne,
Richard w Harrison
The chapter will meet on the first and
thlrd Monday evenings Of each month.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford sept 5-Rolf Lycke Of New
York City. formerly connected with the
Delaware Shipbuilding Co, this town,
was visitor here the first Of the week
Mr. Lycke will sail from New York City
this week for his old home IN Christiania,
Norway.
Frank /, Johns Of Wilmington was a
visitor in town the first Of the week
Mrs w J Allen left on Monday for a
two-weeks visit with her brother, j. NJ
Lankford At Chicago Ill
Mrs Ida Boyer has purchased of John
Parsons his cafe, opposite the Seaford
News office and viii start business about
the first Of October
Mrs Edward Newton Of Princess Anne,
Md. is spending this week here with her
parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William J Cannon and
Miss Florence Cannon, who had been
visiting relatives below Laurel for the
past two weeks, have returned home
Mrs {. j. Elzey Of near town is visiting
her son. Rev r. G. Elzey. at Gumboro
DR. and Mrs K NJ Andrews Of New
York City spent part Of the week here
with Miss Florence Cannon.
Several young people from here at
tended dance at fredericksburg last night
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been teaching for the past two years.
Mrs. Walter Dalby has returned 10
her home, after undergoing treatment
at the Homeopathic hospital for several
weeks
DR. julius Dodd had several serious
eye cases YESTERDAY Ii WAS found
necessary to send one to the hospital,
Mrs Jolee has returned from Middle
town where She stayed with her mother
n-law during the leave Of her husband,
Lieut. Ltphrann Joles. who Is expected
to sall shortly for France
Mr. and Mrs Harley Seals With thcl:
children are visiting Mr., Seals parents
at Highbridge. y ]
During the absence OF ex-Shcrlff
John T.. Taylor and family who were
attending the State Fair. thieves entered
the garden and stripped the vines OF the
grapes which were of an unusual quality
this year
Mrs r G. du Pont and Mrs y Is
du Pont Will speak tonight at the parish
house under the auspices OF the Red
Cross and Council Of Defense There
will also be community singing
Green ginger, sealing WAX, spices,
tumeric and corks for preserving season.
i. Challenger 4 Son. Prescription Phar-
macists Adv
Lead ponclls tablets aud ertsers ior
school /. Challenger. 4Son. Prescription
Pharmacists Adv.
Wanted Slx girls for clerical work
Apply American Manganese Steel Co,
Plant b. ADV
The American Manganese Steel co is
III need of one experienced stenographer.
Apply in person or by letter, Sales Depart
nlent, Plant B, New le.-Adv
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LIEUT.. THOS. j. NIRDEN.

speciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Lcwcs. sept. ) The first pilot 10
volunteer for service in the ; Navy
from the Pilots Association Delaware,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Is Thomas
John Nirdcn Of LeWeS
Mr.. Nirdcn vas horn and reared in
Icucs and has lived there all has hfe with
the exception Of the one year he moved
his family to Philadelphia tic is the son
ii Captain and Mrs John = Nrden.
He Is between 40 and - years of age and
has been a Delaware bay and river pilot
for i number Of years. having served as
an apprentice on tho pllotboat for SIX
wears. tho tlmc required in those days
Now the time j. onll four wears
Alr NIrdcn married Miss Iva hneale
daughter of Air and Mrs. Thomas
kncalc of Philadelphia They have ono
daughter, Miss Mar!ory, who IS a favorltc
IN I.CwCS society.
Mr.. Nirden Is now lieutenant Two
stripcr. and has been appointed 10 the
[ :. Prairie. a supply ship carving 600
officers and men The Prairie Is expected
soon 10 return to the Delaware bay. where
shc was anchored for 4 couple 81 weeks, IN
August