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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18
STATE or MAINE

Collectors Notice OF sale
Unpaid taxes on land situated 10 the wn Of
Penooscot. in the county Of Hancock, for
the year faIS.
rINhe following list OF taxes on real estate OF
4 non-resident owners IN the town Of
Fenooscot. for me year, 1918, committed 20 me
tor collection, for said Iowa. on the ISL dAy W
May 1915, remains unpaid; ami 9Htes y
hereby given that If said taKss. Interest aug
charges are not previously paid. No u'12h N
the real estate taxed as Is suffic.vH- 10 pay
the amount due the 81 r, ipclulius n.efs'.
aud charges. will be sold at publ auction ~
The own bal. Il. said town, tthe same Deins
the place where the last precettng aunnA
town me eltng OF said town was dl on lhs
hrst Monday OF February, 1919, II O'Clock
a
tion Of real estate, acres 'tslue 1silss'
Union Trust Co., Geo War o
rem lot, IS $50 SOU
Warren Hooper, Geo
Neazie farm, Cyrus
Leach and George
Common lot, 1900 ~
Alonzo Bisset. homestead, 30 INV
jerome Sellers est, home
stead, $50 law
Wesley Grindle est,
Noah Norton farm, 20 1910
d erie, Hifam Leach o
farm, saw mill, 100 coo "a"
j A Saunders, Turtle Pond
lot, Z Irish lot. 80
Albea Hutchins, wood lot, 50 ~
Abbie Hutchins, real est, IS % /"
Charles Dahlquest, PsFk- sa
ms estate, 100 DIV
Penobscot Bay light a.
Power Co, AZ miles of am
electric line, 2259 W"
b. L. WARDwELLs Collector of taxes .o,s
for the town OF Penobscot for the year iSi'
Dec. l6. 1918.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18

IMP id taxes on lands situated in the towr
OF ~orrento, in the county OF dancocg, Tor
the year 1918.
mn following list cf tsxAs on real estate OF
i poa-residenL ownt RS in the roNn OF
Sorrento. for the year 1918, eom,uitted to me
for collection to- said town on the sixth day
OF prl remains unpaid; and notice is -ereby
given thet il said taxes ihtefes and charges
are no previously paid, So much OF the j.. 20
sestate tqS-d as Is suth lieut. TO pa, tae
amount Gue therefor, iEc uding iuteTest and
charges, will be sold without further Lotice
at puulie auction at the Town hail. in sad
town, on .te FIRST Monlsy in February, 1913,
ct nine o'clock a. m
Name OF owner, description Of Amt Of
property txd due
+ Hopkins, lilo OF land bounded On
north ny land Of Greeley ana Ha.I-
liza, ~ y Jackson. Meynr /, a5d
heirs ol HI and W d Emery ana r Il
and heirs OF G Mitchell and Il w
Dunbar. east by laud Of Halt,
south by land OF Lydia Littietield,
heirs Of and z Chafee, west by waters
OF Frenchman's bay, containing 80
acres, more or less . 90
AlthTose Rice, west half lot No 9, sec w,
div l25
Lot No IL. sec W div 25O
Henry II Proctor, lot No /, sec U, div Igs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18
One Father IN Ten

One father IN ten may-with good fortune
leave to his family .nest-egg of income
earning funds
But every father can start now to teach his
Children the sound principles of saving and
investment.
War Savings. Certificate carrying from one to
TWENTY-FIVE dollar W. s ). Stamps, deposited in your
strong box in the name of daughter not only
the best of Christmas gifts but the beginning of
business education That certificate can never be
worth less than its it grows in value every day
you hold it. Your one stamp is just sound as If
yen had ten thousand like it, gold coin is not so
safe, because tyou register the stamp as your
chd's property Never before has such a gtedpe
government security been brought to the Christmas
Lend your money to the Government to pay its over
due bills, and you will receive the Governments
bond lin the form of WAR Savings stamps to pay
back with interest. Let this bond be your gift to
wife child
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18

tIectrIC IInti Nv
B. L. WARDwELLs Collector of taxes .o,s
for the town of Penobscot for the year III"
Dec. 10. 1918.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18

e. W. BuRRIlL, Collector Of taxes
Dec. IL, 1918. OF the town OF DedAam.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18

This State owes To the Z 5 Gov
ernment the duty of lending over
five million dollars az good interest
and without risS, to pay car-fare
and the food aud clothing bills o1
our own boys in uniform
|, That duty is urgent its discharge
Eis vital Until it is discharged our
Estate and its people are very justly
Fsubject to American and foreign
ISscritieism. This duty is personal to
kevrsy man and woman in Maine.
wine time is snort. Next month
WIN do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18

Collectors Advertisement of Sale OF Lands OF
resident Owners.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18

DAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Dinners and Luncheons.

Several officers OF the 3fth infantry
are arranging q dinner party for to-
night. in the private banquet room OF
Hotel PasO del NOrte. preceding the
dance. Twelve OF the men Will serve
as hosts, with an equal number Of
society girls hidden as honor guests
Mrs. A J. Hall was hostess Thurs
day, at a Jolly luncheon party. the
guests motoring out to Valley Inn.
Hsleta, for the event. Mrs. 7. c. VIII
Hams, Mrs ". A Rank Mrs J. F.
Gameweu end Mrs. Fred n Taufen-
hack. with the hostess. made up the
personnel
Lieut. Thomas WOodburn. Lieut..
Scales, Lieut.. GOode and Lieut.. Schuv-
Ter B. Marshall came over from their
post at Columbus y N. TO preside
over jolly little dinner party. at the
del Norte last Sunday night. Among
the FL Paso girls in attendance were
Miss Sarah BridEers. Miss Margaret
Schuster, Miss Helen Becker and
Miss Mary deLong.
Miss Lillian Roberts gave a prettilv
appointed luncheon at her beautiful
home, on Montana street. Wednesday
in honor OF Mrs. 7. F. White. Of Dem
ing, n. NJ. who is visiting friends
here, also Mrs. Alice Dixon. Of Kansas.
who is spending the winter and spring
In FL PasO. During the afternoon q
very interesting contest was held. in
Wnich Mrs. Katherine Collins was
awarded the prize. a beautiful knit
ting bag. The guests at table were
Mrs Alice Dixon, Mrs. T. F. White
Mrs Ed Moist Mrs. Curtis Dixon. Mrs
Charles Reese, Mrs. Katherine Col
Inns. Mrs John J. Coldiron and the
hostess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Musical Event Sunday For The Benefit
of French Orphans And Navy League

paid annually for this most worthy
cause. The contributors rank from
some Of cur youngest girls and boys
to the women and men OF affairs.
Many Of the children are willingly
giving up candy and applying 10
cents q day to their "Eodchild" over
there. one colonel at Fort Bliss has
found Il quite easy to contribute his
smoker" hasn't enjoyed a cigar
in months and thinks it little enough
to do.
A new list OF s6 names is coming.
including tots from three years to the
older school Riddles up to Is. Hence
the College WOman's club is anxious
to increase its treasury and incident
ally its war family"
The entire sum Of money sent from
America is applied to the use Of the
children Of the French pOilu-even the
benefit Of exchange goes intact to
them, and makes it possible TO help
six children for every five adopted.
The interest Of the money not yet
distributed has been sufficient to
cover all running expenses. And
$4,000 saddened girls and boys across
the ocean have in America a brother,
a friend, a real benefactor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Women's Organizations.

Mrs. T. R. Slower viii be honor
guest at the general Aid meeting Of
the First Methodist church, this az
ternoon. Mrs. ". A Price. 16 Hamp-
ton Court apartments being hostess
Members of the Tourist club are
meeting with Mrs J. W Kidd 1905
Fort Boulevard, this afternoon. 20 con-
tinue their study OF the allied coun-
tries involved in the great world war
The following additional coutrlDu-
lions have been handed in to the re-
irrational committee OF the war ser
vice board. for chairs in the new Sol
diers' club:
EQUAL Franchise league, Mrs. Hor-
age A. Lay. treasurer, $685.; Womans
Catholic Order OF Forresters, SS.SUi
Womans' Missionary society Of High
land Park Methodist church. South,
SS22
The Daughters OF the Empire viii
meet Monday afternoon at o'clock
at the home Of their president. Mrs.
r B. Alves. 1920 Hawthorne Place, to
do Red Cross work
Officers and members OF FL PasO
chapter are: Regent Mrs. r 3. Alvess
first vice regent. Mrs. J. ID. Reederi
second vice regent. Mrs W r. Allen
treasurer, Mrs. Charles Fraser; re-
cOrding secretary. Mrs William Jen-
ningss corresponding secretary Mrs
J. G. Collinson-
FL Paso members are: Mesdames
Dryer. J. NJ Duthie. A F. Earles. J.
". Frank, c. II. Gibson, J. K Handy
side. J. A. MacdOuEall. Arthur Munro,
3 T.. G. Mackenzie, Basil Prescott, d.
Bruce Smith. F. B. Simmons. T. +.
Windsor, F. Woodwork, DR.. Alice G..
Merchant, Misses J. Z. Pengelly,
Muriel Benton.
Out OF town members are; Mes
DANES Mary Watson, c. Y. Jackson,
Percy Barker. Lynn J. futile. H. A
snyder, Y. Sands. y. Blacllham. +. p.
Lester, o. c. Ellison. Misses Jean
Parker. Elizabeth Dunsmuir.
Friends who have helped at work
ing meetings or with gifts are: Mes
danes J. 3. Watson, L. r. Smith,
MOrehead, Norton. J. F. Williams. Gil
lott, w. A. White. Max Mayer. f. ~
Dale, A. H. Anderson, John Watterson,
W. Benton, r. b PeytOn, f. II. Fraser,
+. L. Barrow, Leonard Worcester, l..
NJ COyne, J Graft. Pettus. QubedeauN,
Rowland Anderson, E NJ Bell. VIM
Kraft, Guinermo, Porras. L. Wolff,
w. A. z. Woods, Drake, c. G. Scobeil,
H ]. Baron, Baber. Persons,
Romagny, Booth. Fletcher, Adams,
Young. Best, Thompson. Wilcox,
Payne, Trigg, Hawkins. HUMPHREYS.
Darlington, Sargent. Welsh, Ridge,
Stafford, Long. B. F. Jenness, Keene,
Kemp, Harris, Berley. Marie Wood.
frost, Misses Helen Dunn. frost.
Gertrude Smith. Blandy. Lam, Handy
side. McGreary and H PenEeuy.
The regent Mrs R. p. Alves, is one
Of the fifth national vice regents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

A PINK and white oclor scheme
A prevailed for the wedding. We'd
nesday night. OF Miss Eide Weller to
Leon MandeIl. Of Ajo. Ariz.. who quiet
ly exchanged their marital VOWS at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hook
enheimer. 209 west Nevada street. the
groom being a brother OF Mrs. Hook
enheimer. Little Marjorie Hocken-
heimer was ring bearer, carrying her
precious burden IN a small silver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

MO INVITATIONS are being issued
N for the Mariners musical 10 be
given by Mrs. Helen Roberts from $3.50
to $3.50 .. m. in the ballroom Of Hotel
Psso del Norte the coming Sunday.
Like most social functions planned on
a large scale, the affair finds its
raison d etre IN helping the folk
overseas-varying from the tiny or
phaned children OF France. who,
through the American God parents
adoption fund. are being given the
right sort OF home life and training;
and for the sailors who are daily
Drawing U-boats and torpedo infested
waters that our armies may be safely
transported 20 Europe's battlefield.
All Ell PasO is thus given an Oppor-
tunity to do its bit The receipts
VIII be divided between the Navy
league and the College Woman's club
adoption fund Reyes's orchestra and
many leading artists viii give the
program.
FL PasO has cleared up the first list
OF 81 girls and boys allotted this city.
which means that S3175.50 is being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Abonf FL Pnsonns.

Miss Ethel Levey. finance OF Leo
". Pufwin Of Laredo, Tex, Is Ill at
her apartments in the De Luxe, with
lagrippe.
too i'll 10 appear on the program OF
American Indian music at the Wom-
ans club. Wednesday. is slowly re-
covering from her indispOsition
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. HaWkinson Of
500 Epson avenue, have received word
from overseas OF a splendid voyage
and safe arrival OF their son. Arthur,
IN France. The latter is doing his
share in the war. together with other
Of FL Paso's wei known young men,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
High School Boys And Girls And
The ElkS To Dance This Evening

hall. Thursday night, was attended by
several hundred people. Mrs. Mary
BartholOmae. Miss Flora Malone and
Mrs. Frederick Warner were in
charge, assisted by Airs. Julia A.
sharp and others Of the organization.
The first annual ball OF the Court
Of Honor, recently organized in FL
Paso, was held Thursday night at the
J. o. o. F. hall A large crowd of SOL
diers attended the affair. The commit
tee in charge Of arrangements was
Mrs Z. Bartholomae. chairman Mes
danes Frederick Warner. E z. Van
Natten, c. Windeberg, and Miss Flora
Malone. The door committee was Mrs
Julia A. Sharpe. organizer of the
lodge. and Mrs T. Hefrin. The punch
committee was Mrs. l. G. Malone and
Mrs. Harry Ailinon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Society and Club
Happenings for Saturday

Miss Isabelle Kitchens will give a
dancing party for the u. S. girls.
Country club week end party. with
its usual number Of dinners. follow ed
by dancing
Mrs John B. Watson, assisted by
Mrs. Frank Ainsa. Mrs R. Emmett
Hines, Mrs. Herman Andreas and Mrs.
Frank Spence. will be on the third
floor Of the Popular at the downtown
headquarters OF the Navy league com
forts committee. to give out yarn TO
the knitters.
Sketch club at the Y. W, from / 10
Z p. m.
The College Woman's club. In the
parish house OF the church Of St
Clement. at 3 p. IN. Program in charge
Of Mrs. Howard Fl. Waldron. on vari-
Gus allied nations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Arizona Couple Welded In Ell PaSo
At The Home OF The GroOm'S Sister


basket Rabbi Martin Zielonka per-
formed the ceremony. Kari HOcken-
heimer giving the bride in marriage.
The latter looked stunning IN a tall
ieur Of dark blue. and chic hat to
match. carrying an arm bouquet OF
American beauty roses. At the con-
clusion OF the service, an elaborate
wedding supper was served by Mrs
Ioclzenheimer, the newlyweds leav-
ing later for their honeymoon jour
ney to California They are 20 be a.
home in A5o-
Miss Ethel Levy, daughter OF Mrs
2 Levy, OF the De Luxe apartments,
viii be married next Wednesday. TO
Leo II. PurWin, OF Laredo. Tex The
wedding. to be marked by dignified
simplicity, is 20 be sOlemnized at 2
o'clock in the bride elects home, by
rabbi Martin Zielonka, with the inn
mediate family IN attendance. I'M
mediately after. the newsly-weds start
on their honeymoon 20 California
Miss Levy is a charming girl, popular
socially, and the event is causing a
pleasurable flutter among her many
friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
FORMER MAYOR rGANKENBURG
OF PHILADELPHIA DIES

Philadelphia. Pa, April 12.-Ru-
dolph BlankenburE. elected mayor Of
this city on the reform ticket a few,
years ago in a memorable political
battle, died today at his home in Ger
mantoEn, a suburb, of Bright's dis
ease. He was 15 years old last Feb
ruary
came TO this country when he was %
and became intensely American. Since
the declaration OF war against Ger
many, Blankenhurg had appeared fire.
quently In public I'm advocacy OF
everything that America stands for.
Mr.. BlankenburE had q national
reputation as a political speaker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Out OF Toun Visitors.

Col and Mrs. ". Chase were recent
visitors to FL PasO, coming down for
a three days trip from Columbus. n
n, where the colonel is in command
c. F. Holmes viii arrive next week
from san Diego, to visit with his
mother and his sister, Mrs. Fora Ber-
nard, OF 616 North Kansas. Mr.
Holmes established the Holmes Dye
ing and Cleaning works here. and has
many friends 10 welcome him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Chicks To His
Employees To Help Cut
Down Cost OfLiUing

To help keep down the high cost
Of living, J. W. Kirkpatrick general
manager Of the Tri-State Motor com
pany, today distributed 500 White
Leghorn chicks among the employees
Of his plant. suggesting TO each man
that he start a chicken farm In his
own back yard at home
The chicks came from the P Cook
hatchery, Of Los Angeles. and reached
FL Paso this afternoon BY express.
The chicks were distributed equally
among all employees who would agree
20 raise them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Awau.

Mrs. Herbert F. GoebeI. Of 91T North
Ochoa street. has left for a visit OF
several months in the eastern states
Mrs. T. u. Sanders. of 27O1 East
Boulevard, left Thursday afternoon
for AiamOgOrdo. where she will spend
two or three weeks with her mother
and sister.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

THE high school set are excited over
1 tonights dancing party OF the
Rainbow club, which is TO climax
their social activities Of the week. in
the auditorium Of the Woman's club.
Miss Friedericks Kip, chairman. as
sisted By Miss Gladys Booth, Miss La
Won Sorrells. Harland Irwin. Ted
Cooley and lawson Mckinney. are in
charge. It is 10 be a "punchless"
party, consistent with Hooverization,
and ice water must suffice for these
attractive young girls and their es-
c0rts, who are to be officially chape-
rOned by Mrs r J. Reaney. Mrs.
Ewald Kipp. Mrs. Thomas Booth. Mrs.
Johnston and Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Cres-
singham.
one might think that this happy
young set were as yet unscathed by
the war, but to the contrary, they
have three Of their boys In the serv-
ice, some Of them In the Rainbow
division fighting -over there"-the
club was. in fact named for them
El Paso lodge Of EIzs viii have a
reception and dance this evening in
the club house The reception begins
AZ s o'clock, the dancing to follow.
II one may judge by their initial
social affair. the court Of honor VIII
figure prominently in future happen
lugs, for the dance. given in T. o. o. f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Ell Pasoans Returning.

J. E. Robertson has returned from
a several weeks visit IN the east and
win be home for a week or ten days
before leaving for a trip through Ari-
iona and California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
THE GREATEST MILLINERY
SALE EVER HELD IN Ell PASO
CONTINUES AT THE WHITE
HOUSE SATURDAY.-Adv.

The sale Of Trimmed and Tailored
Hats. all this week.
}. W. Hnle's Exclusive Millinery.
416 n. Oregon St Out OF the High
Rent District Better Values, Lower
P-ices--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

The sale OF Trimmed and Tailored
BATS all this week.
j. W. Hnle'n Exclusive Millinery.
416 " Oregon St Out OF the High
Rent District. Better Values; Lower
PriceS-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

THE Zede Symphonic quintet bring chauauqua
genuinely idea presenting
aIy constructed This the effects
orchestra piano
effect startling
by making
classics popular with every audience.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

Gun repairing our specially. Allen
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
THE GREATEST MILLINERY
SALE EVER HELD IN FL PASO
CONTINUES AT THE WHITE
HOUSE SATURDAY.-Adv.

The Best in the Southwest.
j. W. Hale, Exclusive Millinery.
416 n. Oregon St
Out Of High Rent District
Better Values Lower Prices.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-19
DELAW ARE CITY.

~t,..,..a! t.,--..,t,.n,i,,n,-., d. Every Evening
Delaware an, Iunc III Mrs Donald
t,hhr,,Irr ami .i4.,pI.tcr Mis- Isabelle
ar n PhIladelnhia. Visiting aptalu Ash
b-i5.,c.s rnofhrr
U1rrz d CnrL i'll. e.,n.,jcr..,j ,hc vnrh
an iaTao. ii CIarL. ,,L.,rf wbir} u..s
NIL, d.,n,arod TX. (, .cverc storm ab,I,r
tIroc months apn
Miss Marjorie Pordham 81 near town
has ~rp,,rrrcd n the Woman ('ollrrr
Newark. a. ! etuslrr, far The S.Immcr
School
Bon Miller has returned I. ann DIX.
= ai,cr .nenJ,,a !, fov da,-e ha-c v,th
b,s n,rnnt.
Mis- \fnI}ie poril,.n, .f,cr sncndlng i
month nor. WITH her brother .I3ncs Pord-
ham mas returned Ia Ph,ladclrhr
Nj U.rr, Rnso i ,n,,f,..d :, hcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-19
BRIDt;EtII.LE.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Cores pondcuCe of Every Evening
Bridgcvilc. June 10 Miss Margaret
Ball. for the last SIN months nurse in
Philadelphia. has returned here to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Newell Rail-
Mr. and Mrs Walter iictts ar re
Cclvlng congratulations upon the arrival
Of baby hoy Mother and son are doing
nicely
Miss Rachel Elliott Of fredericksburg
Md. IS q guest Of Mrs Dawson Todd.
\pplcs are coming into market few
hampers were shipped yesterday and are
bringing good prices \ largc crop is c>-
pcctcd
James Walls. who was ~ training at
Camp Grcculcai Ca and later trans
fcrrcI 10 Texas. was discharged and sent
10 his home here on account of physical
disability
Mrs Harry W NIvcn, who wa~ operated
on At jefferson Hospital, l'hlladclphIa,
last week IS SLOWLY improving
RAYMOND Rakcr rural mall carrier
leaves thus week for 4 l5-days vacation
The vacancy VIII hc supplied by otis 7.
" arlington
Charles II Todd and son sherman. m,
stationed ~ Charlton, y 81 where they
will buy bachhcruc> during the season.
Traffic Signs have been placed on
Market street At the mann crossings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-19
FOR IMPROVEMENT Of
STATE BANKING LAWS
Important Conference Of Banking
Representatives Of the State
at Dover Yesterday
~p,,iai correspondence or Every Evening

>ptrIai CORR pondcncc or Every Evening
boxer June ~ 4 conference al repre-
~cItatIvc9 81 State and national banks and
trust companies was held here. Yesterday.
IN n Stnate chamber III the State House,
IL the caiI cf state Insurance Commis-
,louer Thoua~ Z Wilson The object
iscirg - organizc Il National Bankers
t~~oclation Those present were
Now Castle county Ezekicl Cooper.
Farmers Rank, John + Cloud New
Ca-tIr Trust Go, John : Bo~-oll. So
cur,tl Trus and safe Deposit Co;
Richard Reese / qultailc Trust Co; J.
II Nixon Delaware Trust &c; Z NJ
Steward Wilmington Trust Go
kcut county /. & Graham and John
" Houston Clayton Bank; Walter
Norri~ Farmers Bank, Dover. T. NJ
Richardson Baltimore Trust Co Camden
{ Nj ~impcr- tclton Bank
sussex county G. Is Baker, ~elbY-
vile Charlt~ II MaulI LcwcS. Sussex
Trust and safe Deposit Go
State Insurance Commissioner Wilson
presided and c " ~hcsard acted as
secretary
The suggestion for the organization Of a
National Banking and Trust organization
came from many bankers throughout tho
state
after discussion II was deemed not
wise al tic present time to form such an
organization ia vieW Of the fact that
there IS already in THIS state the American
Banker Association, a very strong body
which could Influence ans matter 81 VITAL
Importance to state Interests
The conference incidentally advocated
the improvement Of the state Banking
laws Is creating state. Banking Dc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-19

the fowl it's body was found To contain
eight large soft-shell eggs, each larger
than n duck egg besides numerous smaller
ones of various sues.
Ii took King W Agnew and his brother,
Avery Agnew, stecplciacks of Baltimore,
Just 81 minutes to paint the smokestack
of the Crystal Ice Go. Of Laurel, the top
of the stack being 20 feet above the roof
of the building
William W. Cooper has finished shear
ing his sheep ON Spring Hill farm and
from flock of so sheep secured about
800 pounds of wool
Mrs Lydia G. Burton and Granddaught-
or, Miss Mary g. Bacon. after spending
two weeks in Baltimore and Washington
have returned to Laurel
Dcnnic Ellis of the United States
Cavalry hos been visiting relatives and
friends IN Laurel
Raymond Lowe of Camp Dix. has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
T. Lowe. near Laurel
Miss Jennie Short OF Grcenbackvillc.
Va. is visiting Mrs. j. G. Rodney at her
home IN North Laurel
Miss Bcrnicc Hastings entertained IT
a progressive luncheon III honor at Miss
Sleu TIA Tsa of assar College, YESTERDAY
Among those present were Misses Nil
drrd Hastings, Mildred llorscy i'crncc
Hastings. Miss Sou I'm lisa. Pauline
Marvil. Lottic Fletcher. Marion Rodney,
blanche Elliott. Alice Orwell, Anna
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