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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24
Cute Mmsli6t fiir
Grtte.
GrDferer IGrtrae Ia1s Ilektes Sabr,
572, $4,000 8nibels Winter=
,ueisen ertpartet. 9ilfe bel Der Grns
te npttpenbtg, &pggenernte S2,=
100000 &uibels.

Die Soffnungen Der Nesiernna allf
eine @eise11errte bon ether .Wtaidroe
Bulbels iinb our9 Sen anl Oetttmo6
porioer gSo6e bonn 2onoiptrtidaft8z
0eporte1nent IN Waibineton 9. g.
per0 0ffertli6ten Matz8eri6t iiber ben
Saatenltano peierltlt6 seitdrft morber,
Oenl1 oerielbe ldBt etren Grtrag bon
572, $1,000 8uibelS @tnterpet5en err
lporter. @efretdr 6ouiton erfldrte am
9(beno, alleS oel1te oararf btn, bab Ste
lebtidbrtoe Neforoernte In Dteienn Sabr
1o9 iibertroffen uerbe. @r figte iez
bod bi15u, SUP bteie NuSit6t feines=
lpess etn 9fa6laiien In bem 8emiiben,
oie Yrobuftton Su itetgern unb nod
iparla1ner nit BEN Hrobuften unt5uz
eeben, re6tferttge. Son neuem for
6erte er Die 8emobrer bon Srtl6aften
unb. @tdbten auf ME aus bem Nuse
3u perliere1L bab ser Tarrner fetne
Wunoer ponbrinse1 fa111, bab er Dtelz
mebr Ser tdtteen 5tlfe BET Der @r11te
Drtngenb bebarf.
9rittarDkte Grnte ertpartet
sSallS ser Grtrag beS @tntermet=
senS BEN @rpartungen e11tiprt6t, miirbe
Sic oiesiabrige @rl1te bte brttter0bte iein,
ote ie1nalS etnsebra6t mnroe. pie
aeqenmdrttge 9ddbuns iiberiteigt Die
5ddbuno pom 9lprtl I'M l2,500,000
u11b SEN @rtrag I'M lebten CONNER um
154 100000 8uibelS. Sic @rfiillnng
Der Grmartunge1 bdngt bon ben Wttz
terunesperbdltnilien bt8 CUR @rnte ab.
5ett 6e1n /. Weat bat bie Nu8iaat iiberz
an auseeset6nete 6ortl6ritte genadt.
9a bie Negter11g 11t6ts l11lperin6t
oelaIlen bat, I'M 6te Hrobuftton BON
s5riibiabrSmei5e1t 81 beben, ll11b So ferner
Sic biSbertgel Beri6te erfennel1 1alien,
bok Ser glnbau bieier @etreibeart be-
oeuterb erb0bt lporben 1T, fann NIT
3ie1nlider 8eittnrn1tbeit erfpartet tperz
SEN, bab Sic geian1te @eisenproonfz
tion In bieiem Sabr auf etne Mtlltaroe
8ufbelS itetgen miro.
MDggenernte
Sic sfooaener11te perlpri6t et1te Ne=
forbernte 3u fperoei1, ndn1lt9 82,62o,<
600 Bulbels $4,000, 900 gnfbelg mebr
ols I'M lebten Sabr. @iiniftgeS gSeffer
unb eeniigenbe NrbettSfrdfte iino alleS,
mas n0tig TT, banlit oie Grpartungesn
bes 2anbpirti6aftsz Deparfenlenfs 1n
@rfilluns seberl 10 idliebt 5efretdr
Soufton leinen 8eri6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24
ariegslparntarfe1t+
Nd6ifer Selbnng beginnt am 6. Stunt.
8rpfpn Guuntps Mnteil, $579, 900.
Seem Mlnts Mnteil $16S, 900. Ma=
men 0es Netp lll1ner &Dn1itees.

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on May "a, 1918
assrequired by the act Of October 6, 1917.
2lm Srettae Nbe11b fa1lb IN be11 S3in1z
1ner1t oe8 Commercial glnb ei1le gut
be1n6fe 8erian1mlung 1tatt, IN Der
ilber artegsiparmarfen gebanoelt murbe.
Sat tebe @enlarfung I'M @onntn mar
pertreter, 1ur etlt1e @ertreter fo1111te1
ipegen Der i6le6ten Mege nt6t a1ttpeie1lb
.iein. 5err McOd6ael aus Minnea=
polls mar utlipeieno l11tb bielt etne Nnz
iprdhe an Die gertreter Der beri6iebene11
@enarfllngen pegen Oe8 SLAMS fiir
ben Gelbgug 111b beleu1tete per16iebene
Bnnfte. Die BEN 6 &omiteealteber11 ni6t
70 flar maren, tpte 1ie 1etn follter1.
Ser Nnfang Der &a11lpag1le nirb an1
8, Stunt ietn unb bauert Bis gum l3.
Stunt. 8rotpn GpuntpS Nntetl lit anf
$4,000 berani6lagt. G8 miro erz
-tpartet, bob Stem ulm BON bieier 5un1ne
$168,000 aufbrinst. Gstitno6nt6tgan5
feft belttnn1t, 1pte piel ein ieoer et115elne
ge5trf i'm County auf3ubringer bat.
Nn bte giirger TN gountn tperben
gerpfl idtllng8farten auSgebdnbtgt, Die
tie au8fiillen 1olen, nnb tpobnr6 tie
peripre6e11, ioptel 5parnnarfen GIT neb=
men, alS iie lt6 perpfli9ten, Dollars
au beitin1nte1t. 0tefe Sunt1r1e f01lner
lie e1ttpeoer al1f ei11 Weal be5ah1en ooer
I'M 2aufe BON Z Monater, benn iie baben
gum gesablen 3eit biS gum /. San.
1879.
S,lnberf DolIarS tn &riegs1par=
111arfen f6nne1l iebt gu $685. gefauft
geroen, SIM Sabre 1928 fam bie
gnn1rte ei1lgel0it tperoen unb 1T bonn
500 0ipert. Die 8ere6nung Der 3tnien
sauf Sic gparnarfen erfolgt ptertel=
5idbrli6, faDob Der 3in8fnb fait 4 1=2
HroSeat 1T. Die s5parmarfen f0nz
men 81 irgenb etner 3eit I'M YDitant
seinfa11tert iperben, ipe1n1 10 Sage gu
nor gloti5 geseben ipurbe Nae @tn=
fdufe, bte btSber genabf morDe1 f111o,
lperben pen1 adufer auf ieirea Qnteil
.eslltee eeidrieben.
.saelp nlnls Greflltibfor1iteea beifeh1
aus Sfolge1ben 8iirgern: sc. 5enning4
.ie1l goriiher, Muguif 6, Dabl 9efre=
tdr, s.. so. 9lior, Senrn S. 8erg,
S. $. A8ebrlfe, @baS. @rnbenoorf,
Weslep Miller, nnb G9. Geblaff.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24
9ob1terbobu11g fiir Giz
lenbab1ter.
Nile erbalten 8ulaee. SIN Monat
$50 mehr fit ieOen, Der $40 poer
ipeniger erbielt, Seine Giifiid)t
auf @eidletbt poer GaIe, Mlle
aleicl.

slne Giienbabnangeltellte1t beren Moz
11atsl6bnung I'M DECEMBER 1915 tpentger
alS $3.50 betrus, itnb bon Der Giienz
babn=9obnfo1nmillion gu etrer glufbefz
ferune porgel6lagel1 morbe1l. Die por<
sei6lagenen 2obnerbDbungen itelen feiz
ne gfettoz3unabn1e 9egeniiber ben gez
genlpdrttgen 26bnel1 bar, ionbern baz
iteren allf SEN 2Dbren pon 9e5e1nber
1915. Oett a11bern @orten, alle 2obr=
erb6bunselL Ste bon tnbtpiouellen 8abnz
geielli6afte1 felt DECEMBER 1915 gez
ipdbrt ipurbe1L fon1men IN ,Nnre6nung.
Gtne glatte 2obnerb0bung bon $40
I'M IMonat tptrb fit ale Nngeitellten
= 2ebrltnse etrtgel6loiien IN 8or=
icblae sebra6t, lpel6e S64 ober meniger
erbolter; olle iibrtse11 Mngeitellten, bi8
3u et11e1n MonatSlobn bon S239, mir
SEN d3ulagen bon 4.3 bts berab gu 4.6
Brosent erbalten.
8i6ttg lit au6 ser 8orl6lag, bab
angefellte, Sic felt 0e5ember 1915
in better besablte @tellungen aufgez
riidt itnb, etne tbrer eegenwdrtigen
9tellung entipre6enbe Nnfbeiiernng erz
balten iollen. 9o16e Nngeitellte, bte
ieit bem l. Sa1ltor bteieS SabreS ertz
laiien nurben, iollen Ste tbnen fir
tbre 9tenitSett na6 bent l. Sanuar
3ufonlme11oe 2obnerbDbung na6trdg-
lt6 alSbesablt erbalten. 6err1er TT
bic Gn1pfeblung BON tpetttragenoer Bez
oeutlrrs, bab bel elet6en Dienftleiitun=
oen gleide 8e5ablr11g erfolgen iolle,
obne 9fiidiidt auf G5efdle6t, ooer
9tQ1fe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24
&ei1t Sa,t5 am 5o1t,ttag.
Sit @ndentaee11 sdluk Ii 11br
WbetDS

Die 9taatSiiberbeit r1n1tiiion bat
tire Dor gerau1ner s3eit erlaiiene Ser
orbnu11g, ein rabtfaleS 8erbot bes
Ian5ballenbetrtebeS an Sonntagen, no6z
mails erbdrtet l1no bebrobt llebertre=
tllngen NIT 5trafen BON $100' ober
1eu1Big 5agen glrbettSbauS.
Nn 8o6entagen nlilfen bte 1an5z
hallen Inn elf nbr abenbS i6leben,
Comet Sic @onnfa98be eitimnllngen IN
s5ra9e fanen, lparen iie btSber angebli6
falt pDlltg 1lnbea6tet geblteben belonoerS
IN Wdnneapolt8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24
5e1lrp g.. @onien febrte bon
6ot 9prilgS, glrf., 5llriid, no er etlt6e
@p6en sic 5eilbd0er bennbte.

.oiirfte. gte fpllroe na6 Buen9er8 2etz.
denbeltattlngS5tnnner iiberfiibrt. geo
8ete trng Sen Naub BON $63.95 bet
fih uao auberoern nod $l3.25. Nu6
bette er Elm Nalierz ll11b etli6e Iaihen=
1nelier IN ieiren Rletbern, ionit aber
.ni6ts, tpobur6 ieine Berion bdtte err
1nittelt iperben f611nen. gln1 1ld61te1l
1aq tpurbe iein a3ilnnrer bnrdlndt -urlo
llnter benz 1eppiid oeritedt fano 1na11
$50.
gielleidt GDbbe1t Nduber
gberiif e5nliuS neigt Der Nmitbt 81,
.baf Ser Mann ei1ler Der Nduber let,
Ste lebte Wode ben @tnbrn6 III ben
.goloon III gobben beriibt batten. Das
foefllnoene @elo ipdre 0ann ipobl eir1
Reitbetrag oieieS friberen GinbrudbS,
gine llnferlu6ung beS ReDolpers erz
qab, bab Sic gatronenbllle geplatt inp'o mar,
nahbern er Ben erlten 9duB abgegeben
batte, 1lno bab beSbalb ii6 Der 3pltn=
Ser nibt 1nebr brebte, lpobnr9 er per. .
hinoert fDnrbe, nod n1ebr Sbl1le a11lf
Cutting Qbsalleebe11.
.6anbelte IL selbitDerteioi oignrg .
gln1 gonntag 0iadnlittag pnroe et1le
.Qeihenihau abgebalten, BEL Der 1tlLSz
coroner So. Weiier, @o1lntna nanipalt , ao.
syreberid{on, 5beriff B. sSllltnS
mn niffslheriff s.. s.. eSab11fe nntpefen0
lpare1i. fa6Delll alle 8eneiie porz
aeleat ,lnb geprnitt iporoen luareu, ei<
1liafen iici1 Sic geIhporenel1 allf ei11ell
ggnfriprllh BOB Der Dlann bur9seinerl
|6dllb aet6fet norben let, ben entting
III lgel6ifner ibigu1le abeeggeben bate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24
aon5ert fiirg 8pte arell5

>Nm Dienstag Nbenb, S. 4. Stunt,
ion IN ber @affenbalIe ein aon5erf
neranftaltet nD1n @en1ii6ten gbor Der
Intb, &ir6e, ben College zGb0ren u11b
5efmeiters Muiiffapele peranimltet
1perben. Gintritt betrdgt SOC, Der
Neinertrag flieBt h ben gp1lbS fiirS
ROfe Rreus. Die 2eitlns bat Brofeifor
0se,lter ii oduoen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24
Observation-Disclosures nno bag Npte
&reu6

Ser @rdberl6rniidungStag 1on IN
bieie1n Sabre belonberS oabnr6 auSge<
aeibnet perben, bab alf oaS Werf oeS
Nofen &reu5es NIT ieiner pielieitigen
6afeleiltlng aufmerfiam se1nadt piro.
Gs piro eine grobe Menge bon aus
tpdrts ertpartet, Sic II jeoer gSeiie NIT
felfen ion, Inn baS 0erf io erfolgret6
tpiie MIR 11bglt6 gu geffalten, Gtn
grober nm5ug, on benz ale Wttelteoer
Ses Roten @reuseS iid beteilisen, lpiro
itd burd Sic gtraben Der Stabt be-
.toeae1t. Nnoere gereine neroen li1
Ser garaoe an56lieben.
gln Ma1nlittag miro I'M 1urnb1alle
Sort eine grobe 9lnftton abgebolten,
ipoau Ser Iurnperein ieine 5ale nno
sen Narf aur Berfiigung itellt. @aben
.ieolider glrt, Sic Derlteigerf iofroen
.ionen, fino iebr ipinfonnen, 1lur
mii5len lie bis gum O1ettttag bes genonn=
ten gageS III pdnben oes aonliteeS
lem. Gaben f0n11en e1ltueber I'M 3az
fota 6Dnie DDer IN Der urrballe
abgeeeben iperbe1l. SIN lehteren GQHe
MIR am 80. W1ai.
Der linton 6D1ptfal 5nfSDerein piro
Ill Ser gllrnbane Mittaqeiien ierDiere1l,
nm sic III beoie1len, oie am glitfaa
nibt erft mad 5auie eeben molten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24
sfelett gefultoe1t


Wdbrenb Noolpb 2an1pl, garl sSannt,
Sol. 5dobert, Sobn 2inb1nener u1lb
Sobn 3ang1 am lebten DornerStag
ii9 III Sic Mdbe bon Jriti6eS Sniel
besaben, Inn Dem 8if6fan9 I'M Mirtnez
iotaflnb Db3ulieee11 fanben iie ein
[@felett, iiber bef1en 6erfllnft ipobl
Ml1trtabnnge11, aber fei1le beittnmfen
|Nngaben gen1aM iperben fDnne1l. Da8
Tllfer lit III Ser 91dbe beS TnnborteS ettpa
Is Gub bod. II
Seile feblert
eeyo1r1t mar ser erlte, Der ba8 @ertppe
ent6edte. Gr fab etli6e 8leifugeln
auf bem @rll1oe 1rb benerfte 0ann aud
eine11 Rno6er1, Der aus benz 5ano
berporlugte. Snben tie NIT St0den
na6grubet, e1tbedfen fte IN elmer 9iefe
bon 4 6 .3oll Eth 1neni6li6eS Sc
rippe. Ser @6dSel 1par aufgeiprllngen,
lno Ste bi1tere 5ddbelbefe mar abb
|gefallen. Die &no6en Ser re6ten Sano
I ufi6 bes re6ten Sberarn18 feblten.
glnberben fanben ite nod 4 @eloz
itnde, bie Gtnfabune eineS @elbbentelS
l1nb etne 5erbro6ene go11pfetfe. 9bertff
SnliuS tpuroe iofort tn &enntnt8 gez
febt, 1nD er bra6te baS 5felett na6 Der
5taot. Coroner Or. g. S. Neinefe
duberte 1t6 babin, bab eS Die &no6en
einer tpetben 8erion leten, toie nt6t
40 Sabre alt unb nngefdbr 6 Sub
grob mar.
Gpr eSabren begraben
Bor ettpa 4 Sabren er5dblte Georg
Sacobs benz inngen 2annpl, oab bor
gerann1er s3eit et1e 9eide ben 6lub
berab16man1nt, Sic a11f Ser Snie be-
erbi9t fpuroe, unb eS 1T b66it tDabr=
|ideinlt6, bab bies ba8 @erippe jener
2eide 1T, Sic bort I'M Sabre 1863 Der=
i1barrt ipuroe. gu Der s3eit mar @eorg
Sacobs @beriff bon @rotpn So.
Gem Bertbte sufolse p11rbe oie Get
lhe I'M 6lub ertbedt. Der Srteoensz
|ri6ter, Gbas, Noo8 CAB 9beriff Sacobs
Ste Nnlpeilnng, er ione Ste notice Nad=
Efpr1dung iiber Ben gefllno anltelle11.
E5err syacob8 ma6te ii6 NIT ang,
Glaufen, sSrar3 Duepel, Nloin Werna
1t1lbss etlide11 Qnberen anf ben WeQ
mad ser Snfel, no Ste 2etde ange=
ihpenn1t tporoen mar, ste mar idDn
itarf IN Bertpelnng iibergegangen, IL
bab e8 5ie1nli6 Mube foitete, tie NIT
Soften al8 @an5eS aus ben1 Slub 81
| fi5den. Dte Mdnner gruben ein 0rat
in Ser Mdbe eineS groben Mornbaums
rn5 lesten Ste 9ei6e ht1etrr.
eeSnnienerra6e?
Ser yaeobs er3dhlte, Der Uea1n Tel
lin einen gral,en 9lrsllg gefleioet aefpele11,
bem Nusieber nod mar Der Iote etna
| 40 Sabre Qlt nnb 5 SnB nnb a6t 3oll
bod. Weil ser obere Sell be8 &opfeS
| iebon fpeiter IN Ser 8ernefllng Dorarl=
Lqe16ritten mar, 10 nabm Serr SacobS
an, bab Ser Marn bon Ben Snbianer1l
erldo{1en nno Damn ifalpiert tporoen let.
@r erfldrt it6 ba8 8orbanoenietn Der
Ruqeln IN Ser Mdbe Der 2et6e 10, oab
Ser grobe 8aum bon ptelen Sdger1
al8 3teli6etbe benlbt tDuroe, nno oaB
1nqn6e ser &ngeln IN bie Groe ober
I Sen 5arlb etnl6luge1.
5bertff Sultu8 but baS 9feleft uno
|neib nt6t gang re6t, mas er oantt an
fangen ioll. SeoenfallS tptro eS tpteber
begraben neroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-24

sri. @aa @eibe Don Nieollet, bic
ilebfe BoAe im llniorl 6Oipital fd
eeiaer s0peration lll1ter5ieben 1nnbte, besIi
iinbef fih auf benz gBeee Ser 8eiferlng.
Evening journal., 1918-06-26

Va, is spending her vacation here with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bultery
Miss Mary J. Cummlns has gone 10
saratoga, y. u, for a visit Of several
weeks-Ihe Rev. Thomas Gctz Hlll, rec
tor OF 81. Peters Church, Mrs Hnl
and Mrs. Crawford stevens. are attend
ing the Sunday School Institute OF the
Diocese Of Delaware and Easlon. at
Ocean City, Md-Nir and Mrs Elmer
phillips OF Philadelphia have returned
home from a visit Of several days 10
Mr. Phillip's brother l.. Vernon Phillips
or smyrna-Mrs 4. Morris Cloak OF
Philadelphia, Is visiting her brother and
FAMILY here, j. Harvey Speakman-Mrs.
Mariner Beckett and children OF Wood
Dury Heights, y. j.. are guesls OF Mas.
Joseph :. Beckett OF Smyrna-Nfiss
Elizabeth Wilson Of smyrna. spent the
weekend In WilmlnglOn-M John
lie Feyre OF Dover. is visiting her par
ents' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anthony here
Mrs. g. LELAND lIarmonson was re-
cent Philadelphia yisitor-Frank NAL
COMB OF Wilmington spent Sunday IN
smyrna-Ihe Hon l.. Irving Handy.
Mrs. Handy and Miss Laura 4. Bell
nave gone TO RehOboth Beach FOR the
remainder OF the summer-Nirs. William
Janney OF Baltimore, has returned there.
from visit Of several weeks to Or
aud Mrs. Edward s Dwight OF smyrna
Miss Leila Marshall, a student OF the
smyrna High school, has gone 20 her
home In Marshall, Va. for the summer
-hobert Wallen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
r. O.. Wallen. has graduated from
Kings Military School at stanford.
Conn-Niiss Bertha Smllhers. Miss Cora
Tschudy and Miss Mary Roberts will
have charge OF the surgical dressings
work during the absence OF the chair
man. Miss Laura A. Bell at Rehoboih
Beach-Nliss Annie +. Middleton. takes
Tie place OF Mrs Maynard Van Horn.
chairman Of sewing OF the Junior Red
Cross Auxiliary /. Vernon Phil
lips Will have. charge OF collecting
fruits and iellies for the Red Cross
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey Speakman spent
Monday in Philadelphia Miss Laura A.
Bel, Mrs. Frank f. Porter and Mrs. @.
Leland liarmonsOn are delegates from
the Twentieth Century Club OF Smyrna
TO the annual meeting OF the State
Federation Of WOmen's Clubs in session
At keh0bOth Beach.
Evening journal., 1918-06-26
SMYRNA FOLKS In
WAR SAVINGS DRIVE

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA, Del. June 26.-The Smyrn
committee of the Kent County Wa
Savings Stamps Committee has divide,
the school district on the basis OF tow
districts and the county in two dis
lrlcis. The members Of the town coun
ell and two helpers will serve will
| The local committee as solicitors fo
subscriptions for War Savings Stamps
/ The names OF the committee follows
District No i-lloward r. Jones
Thomas Jefferson. the Rev. Thomas
Gelz hin.
District No. Pc. G. Walls, 5. j. Rey
nolds. Dr. r. f. Corley, l.. b. Price
District No. 3-R. ID. HOnecker II
B. Grieyes, the Rev. ]. NJ. l.. Eckard.
District No. i-The Rev. q. C. Wi
liams. c. b. swain, W, G.. Roe, w. r
Massey.
District No. 5-E. NJ. Fowler, W +
Keith, John Buttery.
District No. 6-J. p. IIonfecker, J. Z
Wilson. 5. A. Former. the Rev. Milton
McCann.
Committee for the county:
Districts No 1 and 2-Beuiamin A
HAZEL, Eugene Davis. G.. r. Massey. w
r. Watson. the Rev. Milton McCann
Captain Joshua Davis, Edward G.. Walls
chairman Kent County W. :. 5. Com
blttee.
These committees are now engaged in
the w. 5. s. drive.
One hundred dollars was added 10 the
Smyrna Red Gross treasury by the re-
cent supper given on the lawn OF j.
Edward De Ford in town.
The Twentieth Century Club Of Sinyr-
ma. has appointed the following chair
men Of committees for the County Fair
to be held on the public school grounds
July ?. and 4:
Committee Of the whole-lIervey p.
Hall, Mrs. Ernest C.. Rowland and Mrs.
Henry ID. Boyer.
Supper-Nlrs. Samuel J. Reynolds.
Candy-Mrs. Thomas Wilson.
Cake-Mrs. W. W. Tschudy.
Ice Cream-Nlrs. j. w. Clifton and
Mrs. : Gilbert Wilds.
Novelty BOoth-Nlrs. Walter +. Hciih.
Hit the Bahy-NIiss Emily Spruance.
Treasurer FOR the fair--Alrs. +. r.
Evans
Publicity John Mckay.
Committee on Tables-Nliss Anna D.
HOugh.
Miss Elizabeth Hudson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Hudson, Jr.. Is at
tending the convention Of the Young
Womans ChrlstiaQ Association at
Eaglesmere. pa.-Walter Josephs Of the
T.. :. Aviation Corps at Miami. Fla,
D. a.
his sister, Mrs. Cummins r. Speakman
at Belmont Hall. near Smyrna-Ell-
wood Bartlett. Of the L. 5. Engineer
ing Corps at Camp Laurel. Laurel. Md.
was a recent visitor at his Smyrna
home-Miss Agnes Arnolds Of Washing
ton, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
James W. Anthony for several weeks.
left here last week for a visit 10 the
White Mountains Miss Clara Buttery,
teacher in a school at Charleston. w
Evening journal., 1918-06-26
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Old Town Wants All Resi-.
dents TO Purchase War
Savings Stamps
JUNIORS ELECT
NEW OFFICERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, June ETH,
funeral Of John g. King took place yes
terday. The pallbearers were Mr.. Biggs
Mr.. Deakyne. Mr. Rothwen. Mr.. Stew
art, Mr.. Challenger and Mr.. Matthias
The Rev. Mr.. Bicking and the Rev. Mr.
Wise ofllclaied.
Mrs. George Tobin, who has been ser
i0usly IN, is improving
John Carrick, formerly OF New Castle
and now employed in Buffalo. y. T.. Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orin
Csrrick.
William Price has secured his dis
charge from the army.
Colonel Faulkner is visiting relatives
here. lie is staying with Richard ;.
Rodney.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Seminar left to-
day for Delaware Water Gap.
Waller Morgan had Thomas Gurban-
shwck arrested for dlsorderly conduct.
GurbanshwlcH was fined s. and costs.
The American Manganese Steel Com
pany gave a banquet 20 their foremen
last evening. Walter Brlnton was toast
master. It was decided 10 have their
outing on July IS at Brandywlne
Springs.
James Wright, former constable and
resident Of New Castle and now employ
ed In Toledo, o.. is visiting his family.
The following officers were elected
here for the next quarter by Industry
Council No. 25. Jr. o. L. A. NJ: Junior
past councillor, Robert 4. Barnes; eoun-
cillOr. William Y. Banks; vice-council-
Tor, George kerns; assistant recording
secretary, George kerns; warden, Nor
ton Bennett: conductor John q. Leach:
inside sentinel, Harry Ingle: outside
sentinel, William Thompson; chaplain,
John Clymer; trustee for IS months,
Robert Barnes.
Mrs. A. f. Goudlss. Mrs. John FL
Clayton. Mrs. J. f. Phillips and Mrs
Joseph Carlln. with other women Of the
city are helping I'm the campaign for
obtaining pledges for the purchase Of
War Savings Stamps IN this city. Pledge
cards can be had at Mr.. GOudiss store
or from the women. The pledge csm-i
paign closes Friday evening. June 2s. /
On Saturday the New Castle baseball
team VIII play the All-Stars OF New
Castle. A series OF three games is TO be
played.
At the meeting Of The Board OF Edu-
cation last night Miss Ella Green was
elected as one Of the primary teachers,
Evening journal., 1918-06-26
BISHOP ADAMS
In ELkT0N PULPIT
specIaI % M EvENING J0unNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Md. June 26 Bishop VII
liam Forbes Adams visited Elklon on
Sunday. where ne preached morning
and evening. in Trinity Church, and at
the morning service confirmed class
of twenty-five the largest In the his
tory Of the parish The morning ser
vice was also marked hy the use. for
the first time, OF a handsome silk ma
liOnal flag. presented by .thc senior
warden, William Hollingsworth Mack
all. \ beautiful service flag was placed
In the chanceL 70 being the gift OF Miss
Marion Nerke Young and her sister.
Miss Julia Young. Bishop Adams Is
one Of the noted orators OF the Ameri-
can church. and in spite OF his eighty
five years showed no loss Of eloquenre.
lie preached In old S. Mary's Church.
North East, On Sunday afternoon. The
rector OF 81. Mary's and Trinity, Elk
ton, has been In charge of these
parishes but few months. and has
done extraordinarily good work lie Is
tho Rev. Alfred Lee Jones. who was
called TO Elkton from Laurel Del.
Walter Mooney, a civil engineer. EN-
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Atlas Powder Company. at Perryville.
sustained a broken leg while engaged In
the performance OF his duties at that
plaza on Saturday.
The Rev. j. n. Bickford. pastor OF the
North East NJ y. Church. has had his
salary Increased from $1,000 % $500.
Charles Manly May, son Of the late
James Alfred May, OF Elkton. and Mrs.
Emily H0pkinson May, Of Baltimore,
was married In Baltimore, Md, on We'd
nesday. 10 Miss Esther q. DOan. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. John W. DOsn. OF
No no Hawthorne Road Roland Park,
Baltimore. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. John w Douglas.
The Elklon Red Cross has received
si23i3 from Charles a. Wells. man
ager Of the Elkton opera House who
gave the total receipts OF an evenings
performance in that theatre
Mr.. and Mrs. lusius G.. Dunbar re-
ceived word on Monday morning OF the
safe arrival overseas OF their son, Sterl-
ing Dunbar member Of the iijth hegi-
ment Band.
Miss Belle Joyce. OF 'Randalla,' was
the guest Of Elkion friends on Mon
day.-Mss Annie Carter, Of philadel-
phla. is visiting ElktOn relatives
Mary G.. Anderson. former principal Of
the commercial department Of the Elk
ton High School. was q visitor here on
Sunday Mrs. katherine l.. Biddle Is
from a serious Illness
Mrs. T. Warner Dawson. Of West AM
well. entertained the Rev. and Mrs
William Scheuler. on Monday y.-Nliss
Ella Jones has secured a position with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, In
BaltimOre-Nlrs. Wilmer Kirk Is enter
talning Mrs. Jennie Pennington OF
Elk Mnls.-Nirs. Henry Dieberi Is Wis
iting her son. Arthur Dlebert. Of llavre
de Grace Miss Mary +. Howard. Of
"Randalia." has been the guest Of rela-
tlyes here.-Former sheriff Richard X.
Barnes. OF Charlcstown, spent Monday
I'm ElktOn-M Clarence G.. Strick-
land Is the guest OF Mrs. Mary r. lamar.
Evening journal., 1918-06-26
GIRLS AND BOYS
TO RAISE H0LSTEINS

NEWARK June PR. o. Bausman,
county agricultural agent Of New Castle
County left Saturday for Livingston
County, Michigan. TO buy a carload OF
pure-brcd llolsieln calves for the Boys
and Girls Dairy Calf Club Of New Castle
County.
Thirty-seven out OF a club OF forty
members Will raise Holstein calves,
three viii raise Guernseys.
Only registered calves that have pass
ed The tuberculin test and have come
from sires and dams with good records
Will be purchased
The calves will be distributed among
the club members at actual cost, for
cash or bankable rote.
The car is expected 10 arrive at New
ark during the latter part OF tho first
week Of July. The calves will be dis
iributed from the barn at the Wash
ington house on East Main street. The
general public will have an opportunity
10 see the calves before they are dis
trbuied among the boys and girls OF
The club.