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fcre with the Thanksgiving and Christmas

fere with the Thanksgiving and Christmas
holidays.
Cecil county school teachers will receive
their regular salary for Otobcr and no
deductions will be made for the eighteen
days lost on account OF the quarantine.
Private Harry Burris, of Camp Dix,
y. j., was u visitor in town last week.
w. III. McGinnes, aged 45 years, died
at his home in Marydel recently after an
illness of several weeks. lnternent was
made at TemplovilIe, Md.
Right Rev. Frederick J. Kinsman held
services in St Martin Episcopal Church
mt Hartley on Friday. Conservation of
cemetery and confirmation took place.
Owing to continued illness while in the
service, Charles 4. Newman, Jr.. of
Smyrna, has received an honorable dis
charge from the United States Army.
The Symrna Benevolent Society held
a meeting last night at the home of Mrs.
William a. Stevens.
Chesapeake Haven, IA summer resort
established at Grove Point, near Bcttcrton
Md, Mt the mouth of the Elk and Sassa-
fras rivers, has been placed in the hands
of receivers The war Knocked out the
plans of the promoters \ number of
Smyrnians owned stock III the company.
MIR and Mrs Willard l. Donohue. of
Wilmington, were recent guests of Mrs.
Donohucs mother, Mrs Bradford Ennis
Mr. Donohue is just recovering from a
serious attack of influenza.
Miss Mary Riggs, who has been holding
n position in the office Of Warner w
Price. has resigned and left last week to
make her home with her sister. Mrs.
Reynolds Clough. in Dover
Dr. y Lee Clifton, | = N of the
| nited States Naval Hospital. Phia-
delphia, was a recent guest of his parents,
pr and Mrs. John " Clifton He cx-
poets soon to report for sea duty He
and his family have been soiournng at
Atlantic City, \. J
Miss Elizabeth Guthrie has returned
to her home iii kcnton after visit to
relatives AT Chincotcaguc Island, Va
Misses Helen and Florence Boyd, of
Dover were guests recently of Miss MARY
Mastcn, at kcnton
Mrs Fhurstou wife OF + NJ rhurston.
of the agricultural department of the
Smyrna High School, has taken position
at the postuticc
MIR and Mrs Thomas Kirby have
gone To Fort Priccc. Florida where they
will spend the winter with their son,
Stanley Kirby,
Rev j NJ l. Eckard pastor Of the
Pr hytcriau Church. was recent Easton
Md, visitor
Mrs Harvey Stephenson, of Pen Mar,
Md, IS home for visit
Word has bsn received by kcuton
friends that Cha, Jackson, son ot Mrs
Mary Jackson 81 Greensboro, Md,
has arrived safely overseas
Charles Clark and daughter Mrs
Frank Attid, ST. have returned % I\enton
after visit to relatives IN Easton Md
Mrs Jesse ) Poole. of Baltimore. Md.
Is spending some tim here At the homo
nf her mother, Mrs J I'm w Hutchinson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
REETREATN NfENT FOR HOG CHOLERA

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover Nov. Is. Farmers Of Delaware
are favored beyond those Of any other
state in respect to the prevention Of hog
cholera. the state furnishing free Of charge
All serum and virus needed for this pur-
pose Only the double treatment Is r.
commended, and DIR NJ l.. Zurkow,
agent of the L. :. Bureau Of Animal
Industry. is in Dover. and his services are
frtt. to eive expert advice as 10 whether hog
cholera i present and what can be done,
10 prevent its spread Dr Zurkow does not
yaccinate hogs except Is public dcmonstra
tions All applications for his services Inuy
! q made dircc TO him OF 10 tie State Board
Of Agriculture. Dover, DclaWar
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NEWS OF CLAYTON.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every ESenInr
Clayton. Nov 6 Miss Nellie Doughcr-
ty Of Los Angeles. Cal, has returned
after visit 10 her brother Y + Doughcr
Is. here.
Mrs II T. Iindcrsmth has becu spend
ing n few days with Mr. aud Mrs Oscar
H. IIacger in Camden. y ]
Miss Elsie Allen. who hns been III with
iniluenza at her home here, Is recovering.
Philip Grant. oi Wilmington. has been
visiting his mother, Nra Helen Grant.
here
Miss Marguerite Jones has returned
from visit To her brother Garrett Jones.
in Camden.
Miss Marian Stewart, who vas guest
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Stewart here ha4 returned 10 Wilmington
Earle West has been visiting his parents
Mr. and Mr. William Ncst, n IIartly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
LIKE FIERY FLAMES
ARE SKIN DISEASES

from "a germ which is Ia ho blood OH
must remember that the SKIN +, ird hv Che
blood and these disease germs ind ,omt
weak point on he surface oi v0ur skin
where they multiply and set lp their
local habitatIOn This axes Ola The form
ol irritation. plmpscs. -ca.v r9uGhue>-.
redneSS, sometimes sores. each 8, whlcG
has some medical term under the classiE-
cation Of skin diseases
The itching and burning mel .rrtW;oa
produce 50 much discomfort nd ,lulerlf
THAT YOU are willing to resort t0 anything
for relief But thn salye> and oInimru.~
and washe> and lo-ipus thar You use lre
only temporary iu heir relic. ani vna
never HeJ knew ei ease being cured IS
them
Why 30- &, explained The source
oi Tie ttouolr must be reached Th
eczema -ero.uia .eyjer puup.e>. hloty.s
5tritared ~hia al,l other >iuilsr disorders
Hat vuG sire a.liic. I'D Wifh euiay lrom
germ ID voui blood lm, Le-m n,t p
clir"u ou ~ tour h,uoo
tnd vou runaot reach thc hl3cG ait1
remedies applied to the surface
Noa -Wuot reach sn encmy m.0g
aa ly with 4 gun that can carry bullet
only hall mile.
But there i treatment ior 4ls manner
uT skin disease, that has been used Tor
more than fifty wears Wlth the creates
measure 0f success ltls : ;. -, The DID,
honest blood medicine, that goes direct
to the source % these troubles the blood
promptly puri6es il and eliminates every
trace 81 trouDlc-gi wing germs
s. : = has been sold bv the druggists
of this country for over fifty years
Our Medical Department viii help
you without charge Write i full de-
Of your own individual cas- 9 and
or chief Medical Adviser, and expert On
skin diseases, VIII give you full and COM
olcte direction for treatment Ana in
the meantime OBTAIN bottle ~ S s. :.
from the drug store today Get ia he
right method 81 treatment for Your 9hin
disease al once and YOU viii Soc resuli
For Iaedicai advice write 10 swift
specific Co AZ swift Laboratory
Atlanta, ga.
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MIDDLETOWN POLICE CASES.

Special Corr, spondencr of Every Evening
Nlddlctown, Nov s Charles Allen
and Howell Cornex Negroes were
arralgned bciorc Magistrate D. "
stevens here. Coruey was fned 81 on
a charge Of disorders, conduct, and
tlen Mas le; otf with i tinr of S.}
Preston Lambert ard tlbcrt Buscoe.
both Negroes. Of Warwick Md. Nere
arrested here because each bad i gallon
OF Red star. concoction used for
whisky Claiming that the hquor be-
longed to another Negro caused their
hearings 10 be postponed
James Nnodicy. ut Indianapolis. WAS
arrested By the guards al Rockwell
Park. on charge OF carrying liquor
On i government reservation lie was
captured after h~ return from Viii
mngton IN the Blue line Bus. an
automobile which pbc- between The
plant of the AIarlm-Roekwcll Co and
Wilmington for the convenience Of the
workers Of the plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
DEIAW ARR. CITY.

SPECIAL Corrrs pondcnce # ENrfs Evening
Delaware CitN. Nos & - and Mrs
Brayshaw lnotorcd t" Delnal. Yesterday,
to spend Il fon DAYS
Mrs William II .lestaf Is ~ Fhlla-
dclphia for = fcw days. i glegt ~ hcrsi~tcr.
Mrs Fred Clark
Amos Collins who has been quit III
NJ his home here 4 reported slightly
improved
\ dance will hc gwen IL ire Ingluc
Hall. Friday night, for the benefit Of The
Red Gross
MIR and Mrs Thomas Nhteman
have returned hnmr after spending Il
week At State COLLEGE Pa With their
daughter, Mrs ChcsIcigh I{onlnc
Wood Chcairssof Philadelphia nas i
visitor here. Yesterday
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Puts O. X. on
Bill of Fare
The Downcast Dyspeptic Takes
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
After Eating and His
Stomach is Now
Twelve-Cylinder
Racer,

Tie oId-tnuc Crouch Is now 4 sunny
Jim Instead 81 feeling dull, stupid.
irritable and dizzy after eating, he takes
a Stuart Dyspepsia Tablet and is bright
active, good natllred and full Of pep "
He puts his o. r. on the entire bill Of
fare: everything is good from the soup
to the pie and cheese and sets snug and
comfortable
Once you learn the remarkable action
Of Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets in digesting
food, preventing and overcoming gassiness
heartburn, sour risings, lump in your
throat, gagging and the other distresses
Of indigestion YOU will cat what you
want at any time without the slightest
distress Get 50-cent box at any drug
store and join the throng of live ones
who are doing their bit and doing it
again overtime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
NEWS OF CLAYTON.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
CLAYTON. Nov 4 Several light cases
Of influenza have been reported around
Dowucs Chapel, Int all arc much better
now.
Rcr. and Mrs. " F. TAYLOR ami
son of Salisbury. Md. and Mrs Thomas
Mitchell Of Baltimore. Md, were guests
last week OF Mrs. !. NJ, HAZEL. near
town.
Charles Reese who has been III with
influenza for several weeks, is now able
to be out
Mr. and Mrs William Ioifcckcr
have had as guest their son. Gilbert
Hoffecker. Of Marcus Hook. Pa
Mrs James l.. Walton, and children,
James and Mildred Of Burlington.
\. J.. haTe returned from visit to
relatives in Claxton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
BAN LIFTED IN SMYRNA.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Smvrna, Nov Il The Smyrna Board
of Health IN an cdict issued Saturday
permitted the opening ~ all churches
and Sundav-4chooll IN the town ~u :
dav, aud the merry chime Of the bells
WAS once agnin hcnrd on sunday.
The public schools opened Y s.crlfv
with a fair attendance. considering
the number Of children who haye had the
diseazc In this i stance. he Health
authorities require that all children from
tbo@e fam lies IN winch there have been
lnfiuenza cases. present upon agaln
entering school a health certificate from
their attending physlclon
tl pool roorue. theatres, public as-
scnhIif.a. etc were permitted t. open
TODAY after he order requiring funl-
patiun had hten compiled with
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MIDDLETOWN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
MiddIetown, Nov g. The opening
meeting Of the New Century Club,
postponed during the epidemic, was
held at the club house. yesterday after
noon, following meeting of the execu-
tive board The report on the last meet
ing of the State Federation by Mrs.
Alfred NJ. Chamberlaine, the new presi-
dent of the club, was the feature.
Harry Black has purchased the house
which he occupies, on Crawford street,
from Mrs Leslie Schreitz
Clifford Pyle. son of MIR and Mrs
Thomas Pyle, and Elmer Kirk son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y Kirk. sailed for
France, last week, after being in the
service one week MIR and Mrs Kirk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
CAMDEN NEWS NOTES.

Special Correspondents OF Every Evening
Camden Nov s Nj and Mrs
James Lor were out Of town visitors
last week
Miss Phonnie Clements was in town
for few days last week She has gone
TO Maryland 10 make q visit of some
weeks with friends and relatives
Mrs. Martha Cooper Clarke is iii
Ph hiladelphia to take care Of ICnat.us
Cooper, Jr., who recently had Il serious
accident, but he Is gaining in health
each day
Nh Jones, druggist. who had a severe
attack OF the inllucnza. has had tho
assistance Of his young brother Is clerk
during the last week
Many Young girls arc dong war work
Ia positions out Of town and helping
where there Is u shortage Of labor
Miss Mary Hollis i assisting her
uncle DIR. L.. :. touwcH
Miss EIean Swift returned 10 her
home IN Washington. few DAYS ago
Mrs. Frank Lodge Is in Collingswood.
y. J., visiting friends She goes later
to Philadelphia for some days before
returning home
Mrs. Samuel Miffiin and her sister.
Mrs. Smith, have gone TO New Jersey
for visit 10 Mrs Hunn daughter vi
Mrs. Aiifflin. During the absence OF
Mrs. A1iffiin the three teachers OF the
Caesar Rodney School boarding with
her will live at the home OF Mrs Rich
ard Carrow III town
Mr. and Mrs Ezekiel Cooper. with
their daughter, Miss Pauline Cooper.
and son Ezekiel Cooper, .r and Miss
Annie Cooper Of Wilmington. made
a visit here last week. They were guests
Of Mrs " Inner Hollis and Miss MARY
nollis her daughter
Samuel Hammond Jr vas called
10 Philadelphia 10 week to attend
to some matters preparatory Ia going
10 camp ii the service oi his country
Mrs. William \ Hin,cy and s3n~
William Jr and Franklin, have gone
to Colhngswood \ j. u visit Mr.
Hinsley. who i employed IN a ship
yard nearby
Miss Mary Hammond has Miss Mil
drcd Johnson as her guest
Mrs. Alexander Ninncr of Wood
side has been a guest of Miss Lora Fitz-
gerald.
Miss Elizabeth Oechsler Who has
for some time been engaged il nursing
the wounded soldiers who have been
sent 10 Fort Bayard. New Mexico, Is
now having a much needed rest at the
home Of her parents, near town Miss
Oechsler is deeply interested in her
work and Is most efficient nurse She
returns shortly to take up her inter
estIng work again
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CHESTERTOWN. ND.

-periai Correspondence of Every Evening
CheetprtoRn Md Nov inhn
Walls nf fialena o0mmttecd aincide
Mpnday afternoon about 2 nclock. hv
cutting lbs throat from ear ~ ear. Hc
was found iu HIS bedroom hv member,
" tis family, living IN the floor In 4 pool
M h!ood streaming from me wound a
hls throat No motive i- given ot nrrn-
bcrs n his family for his art as hc 4ppar-
entity nas d good health nd nrIt-
Mr. Walls VAS ono oi Tie mc-t popular
men Ia thn upper section "f ken' county
and fir many Years trA- y prominent
Iiyeryman . C,alcna. lie ra2 iS ears
Dt age
tzarlah III. Kendall and .amiv ~
Falricc nave moved to Noskogee, Dkls-
homa where hey vail make heir home
with their daughter, Who has gore here
for the benefit of her health
The elction here was one % the uAetcsr
Ia he history ot he county There ra>
b noticeable aD-eucc cf coi0re' orer~
around The polls
several coal dealer. e 'Ae aNn arc
having difficulty + occurring .lca quota
3i cOab and have taAca ZAP matter Ip
plfh The Fuel Administration !n y a.h-
nct0n. IN order hat here nay 1ut a."
4 recurrence Ui fine tr34Uie oi last winter
+ hen ne 4vn lfered 4 partial .lct
famine.
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Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs
West has been with her husband
Henry e. Webb, Of Forest farm. Black
bird, who haH been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, ia much improved
Miss Ethel Daniels, has returned To-
Wilmington after visit here 10 hcrp rents,
MIR and Mrs George Daniels
Miss LIlian West, who has been i'll
with influenza, is now able 10 be out
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAdnmp. of
Wilmington, have returned home after
visit 10 Mrs. Amanda Qlillcn, in Town
send
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
FOR WAR WORK FUND.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evrning
Dover. Nov o Mr. Roberts, rep
rcsenting the seven allied charitable
organizations doing work overseas. the
Y NJ. G. A.. w G. A.. Red Cross.
knights of Columbus, Library Work,
Salvation Army and Jewish Work
delivered an appealing address IN The
Peoples Christian Church here Sun
day morning in the interest of the drive
for raising sI0O. 600 O00 for these Organ
izatians to start November II.
N,r Roberts who has only recently
returned from overseas. il an attractive
and forccful speaker and his address
Was listened to with y" kcene>t IN
tcr,-t. lie spoke at Milford. last even
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
SMYRNA, Nov Mrs. Caldwell and
daughter, Miss Emily Caldwcll, Of t'aIcna,
Md. have returned from . visit to Miss
Marv Clark, near kcnton.
Miss Sarah y. Pratt. formerly 81
SMYRNA. has been made manager ot
the Hotel Dennis, al Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs t Dewey DAVID ~
Chester. Ia. have returned from 4
visit 10 Mr. David parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. William l.. David. here
Misses Edna Sylvester. Alva heat
man and Edith broadway, operators
nj the local telephone exchange who
have been confined "a their homes with
infiRnza, are able TO rpSumc thcIr duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
TO NCH BIG II HOONER.

special Correspondence OF ivory IL ching
>caford Nov i SecretarN-Trcasnrer
\ johnson Of the Delaware Shphullding
90 Is IN town completing arrangements
Tor the launching III the fig foar-mast
schooner At the company shipyard here
within the next three weeks This vessel
is the largest schooner ever built in this
section and will he used IN overseas trade
Her first trip will be made Ia South Africa
where She will 20 for Il cargo ol lumber Tor
the government
The boat is lS5 feet keel. 81 feet on
deck. 800 tons dead-Weight capacity
Riggers from New York are here rigging
the big vessel y large crowd Is expected
to witness the launching
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
NEWS OF NEWPORT.

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport. Nov Hiss Leila lyman
has been teaching ~ the Newport public
school the past week due 10 The illness
of Mr. Frances / Net ov, the principal
Mr. Nct ON however i expected to
return this week
Revival services are boing conducted
At Newport M + Church The meet
lugs began ~anday. and Rev. u. r.
Qmeg. the pastor. Will sc assisted by 4
woman evangelist of Baltimore
trolley car struck and lslllcd COW
belonging to " ID Cngs;nn. near here.
whirh had wandered out of tie.d, Friday
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
AUTOMOBILES IN COLLISION.

Special Correspondence ot Every Evening
Scaord, Nov i IN automobile acrl-
dent occurred, saturday. at the corner of
Cannon and hing streets, where truck
owned by the Salisbury Bakery 90 col-
li,icd with the machine oI Jonathan 1,il-
bert The accident was unavoidable n
the drivers nf both ears failed ta SO one
another until too late to prevent the col
hSlon
Roth drlverws escaped serious injury
and the machines we're only slightly
damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
WITH DANCING AND CARDS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scalord. Nov Il Nr and Mrs rheo-
dore Sprapie delightfully."- entertained a
large number OF their friends At Apple
Orchard Farm. thclr country home. near
tow II, Saturday night
Dancing and tive hundred were III
dulgcd III until = late hour, after which
delicious refreshments W,rc served Guests
were present from Seaturd, RrIdgeville aud
(seOTgctONn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
MADE HIS FIRST FLIGHT.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Smyrna. Nov j. Mrs Earl "
Grant of CLAYTON has received letter
from her husband. Sergeant Earl W.
Grant. saying that hc made ms maiden
flight in an aeroplanc m France recent
IL, and that he enjoyed the sensation
very nllch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
MIDDLETOWN NEWS NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
MlddletoWn. Nov 4 The members
ot tho Parent festf-444er4 Aasociation have
arranged to hold the November and
December meetings on the second Friday
OF each month, instead Of on the last
tnday, that the meetings may not inter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
ST. GEORGES RED CROSS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
st Georges, Nov. q.
ST. Georges Branch of the Red Cross
announces that any person from out
community receiving a Christmas label
from friend or relative from overseas,
is asked to bring the same to Mrs. J. G.
Stcckart and receive cartoon and in
structions for packing and sending.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06

Vaughan, Miss Margaret Pleasanton
and Henry Chamberlain, were guests Of
friends in Milton. last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06
NEWS OF TOWNSEND.

specia. Correspondence of Every Evening
Townsend Nov q Benjamin Nest
Is recovering from IN operation IN the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-06

There sre more than 60O,Ou Africans
among ae '100U,0OO people Bra1ii
iuI many IT hem he enrle~J 'vpe d
%eEru an he Am,r.tau aouusp6cr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-06
WATER WAGON IS
ALLIES QUICKEST
MEANS TO VICTORY
That Is Statement of Richmond P.
Hobson, Prohibition Advocate {;
Believes War Will Not End I'm.
til Huns Are Defeated.

The war will end when vnr!c Sam
ANA his allies are victorious, declared
Cant. Richmond y. Hohsou. spanish
American war hero and prohibition
advocate. speaking sunday night hc-
forr Il crowd that filled the high
school auditorium.
~ was asked" said capt Uohson.
when viii the war end
II answered II will end when the
United states and H. allies win My
q~uestiuuer appeared to hc doubtful
When will they win 90 hc asked.
They will begin to VIM ! said
when the United States and It's allies
40 dry
Berlin appreciated the fact, he as
aerted. that stopping the drinking Of
alcoholic drinks would increase its
military efficiency At the outbreak OF
the war II limited the Huns drink
to beer and subsequently reduced tho
beer allowance until now. he said
practical prohibition was IN force.
Captain Hohson attacked the saloon
from th" economic flank. telling OF
the vast amount ct grain used iu the
manufacture uf liquors az a time
when the nation was conserving. He
also cited figures showing the amount
of Coal consumed bN hr"wcric- and
distillcrs ana he railroad care used
bt 'hcIu FOR shipping.
Cuptuin Hohson urged his hearers
10 enlist iu the Auti-Saloon league
he said they might write l]ettcrs to
their congressman and the president.
stating hat they supported the gov
crnBcnt's war activities and aims and
then asking hat they use all the
power they had 70 bring about nation.
81 prohibition That would do good.
he sait, hut his hearers would act
more effectively hy Joining the Anti.
saloon League. At the close OF his
address thirty persons signed mem
bcrship cards.
Captain Hubson spoke before a
meeting 81 the N~ernal1lo county
court house in tho afternoon. Modes.
10 G. ORTIZ was chairman OF the
meeting n j. NJ skinner. secretary.
There b" praised the patriotism OF
the spanish Americans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-06
GUNNERY
CAUSE OF DECREASE
IN UDOATS' TOLL
Z. E. Cullen of National Food Ad-
ministration Says Naval Marks
manship Is Largely Responsible
for Diminishing Losses.

The diminishing toll Of shipping
TAKEN y m, Huns uul,r.-,l bouts
Is due largely TO the efficiency Of the
-2o-ya ara understandings. SgJu.
1IJi william Hurucr.
Hop, step ani jump Smau.dirg
Miller Stu,hcz.
esn-,,rd run smaulding Miller.
-gaua.u
Nile ruu r. Esp.uosa. Roger
Wlldrcj harrington.
santa Ic.
l0u-,ard dash NU,uc Laws Louis
'autclou
u1lr-m.lc run-Altou>o Herrera.
urtIu ~,apc,iu Laws
i2o-yord hurdle, laws Frank
I.u,,iuud
High Jump llNolu a.
Mile rc.ty race Cuutclou, Law
~Stap,lu. herrera Luyc,aud.
tlU-yArd Tuu-CHntr,uu. Herrera
broad jumu-Lovclaud Stayciin.
Laws.
--1-ylrd hurdlcs- Laws 10 c,and.
29U-yard ruu.-'aucluu Law Love
land, Jones. T.. Ncphctsrn
Mile rlu ~taI-.lIa Herrera.
Iloswril.
I|UU-,trl dt.b-b ltulc D. canon.
W. Bt~rrtt a. Jones.
shot put -. H;ayuoy. j corn.
Jones
nulr-mtlc rum. rcndcrga~s. T.
nouwu. Bla,rov
Ir,r vault Jones'. y Whatl"y j J.
Hnyr-.
f.U-,urd hurdles &c Austin what.
Icy. Jiue.t ~ Mcpherson.
Hisht ump-N lrtuu, Holman
Austin WhItley
Nuc relay r%nco--Iiale Bassett. aus
tu. Jones'. canon. Wha,ley.
iiU-yard run Bas-'tt zones What
! los. Corn. Canon Hale. $3.50.
Rronl jump-Jorcs NhuticN Ir
ton. B.us~ctr
..O-yurd hurdle Austin lknHss'
Whitlcy.
Hop step and jump--rriou Jones
Whatlcy, Batyney. ihtssctt
s20-yard run Hale liassett Jones
Canon, Corn
Mile IIumau, rcndcrgas'
Hlayncy
Dawson.
lO0-yard r~uuy-Frcd Covert.
Shot put-covcrt
Utgh Iump-'oNeTt.
ilu.yard run Covert
Broad iump-CoNert
22u-yard ruu-boycrt
The entries lu the dcclumatory con
test are.
Alhuuuerduc- Grace Jackson 4"
Thelma Farley
Santa Fc-4larl Brrchtold
kusNell- Nprmu lln-mus
GuadaIupc county ru"stine Gre
lhChoWSkl
Claytpn-Lcah Caldwell.
IolfaN caunty--GIace Freese.
The outries IN the uIpturioal con
test ar
Roswell Paul Iullen.
CLAYTON Arthur bcaru.
East l-.s Ncgas-Gcofge lite.