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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-17
Roll of Honor
List Shouting Men Who Were
Killed or Injured on
French Soil.
iBy Associated Press.I

wASIiiNGTON. May l6.-The cas-.
ualty list to-day contained ninety-oue
names. divided as follows:
Killed in action. cent Il )
wounds. four; died of accident, one;
died OF disease. four: died. other
causes. one; wounded severely. four;
wounded slightly. fifty-fve: missing in
action. fourteen.
Officers named include:
Lieutenant Carl .. RoseQuist, Evans
ton, Ill, died of wounds; Captain Earl
V. Morrow, Portland. Ore; Lieutenants
Lester S. MacGreeor. Findlay. Ohio;
Wlnfrey q. Nathan. Kansas City, Mo-,
wounded slightly. and Lieutenants
Charles W. Chapman. Waterloo, Ia.
and Robert Baker Mcdowell, Jersey
City, n. J.. missing in action.
Killed in action-Corporal John A.
Johnston. r. +. d. l. Box 6a. Bryant,
Ark.
Died OF wounds-Private Clyde w.
Boiling, Winston Salem. n. c.
Wounded severely-Privates Baxter
Hayes. 80 Harris Street, Anderson. S.
c.: Earl Mathews. Tulsa, Okla.
Wounded sliEhtly-SerGeants Leon
ard EddinSs. col Grand Central
Avenue Tampa, Fla; Claude \. Logan.
Mooresville. n. c.; Privates Manning
C. McGraw. r. F. n. l, Flat Rock, NJ
c.; Walter d. Trussell. Honeapath, S.
c.: Robert Wcakley. 1884 Jackson
Avenue Memphis, Tenn: Porter A..
Stevens. Cook Place, Tenn.
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been totally exempted by their draft

been totally exempted by their draft
boards.
There will DO work enough for ALL"
he said. and we can use these men in
many branches OF the army"
Department officials Indicated that
these men would be used principally
in the auartcrmaster's corps. where
thousands arc needed In construction
and stercdore work. The purpose is
to relieve AZ far as possible all able
bodied men OF draft age for the battle
front. Those referred to as being
within the class to be called out in
other ways include those with missing
fingers or other handicaps OF the kind.
On the other hand. 1t was stated at
the department to-day that the present
number OF "nghting men" Is TO be aug
mented by 100000. now recorded as
having remedial defects" Colonel
Frank Billings. OF tho army medical
corps. Is In general charge OF re-
ciamation work among draft men.
Much OF this work has already been
done by local municipal hospitals with
out expense to the government. many
cities havin. followed the plan OF New
York In this respect.
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NEARLY 10000 ODD FELLOWS
Report of Grand Secretary shows 4Is
Lodges in Virginia mt Pres
~ ent Time.
tspeciai TO The rlnes-pispa,chl


LYNCHBUEG, VA. May l6.-The re-
port Of the grand secretary OF the Odd
Fellows shows ,hc number OF lodges
TO be AIS; membership 90, 5al. an in
crease during the year OF forty-nine.
The amount OF funds passing through
MS hands to the grand treasurer was
S39.05S.T5. The Ecbckah branch report
shows siNty-s!S assemblies at the he
ginning OF tho year. three formed and
seven charters revoked, leaving sixty
two AT the close Of the year. with a
m emhership ot , Gti
q The fifteenth annual report Of the
+ orphanage trustees showed IOa chill.
sFdren, ifly-seycn E!rls and forty-six
boys. a tne home, being smaller
number than usual. The cost of main
laining the home during the year was
s45.l11.Ts. The health of the wards IS
Shown 10 nave been remarkable our
ling the year. The needs o: tna
&orpha mage are shown TO be motion.
picture machine, an auditorium. q
gymnasium; fully equipped machine
tshop and storage tank % from j.. 90,
S7o 15,eGo gallons capacity
The ,otticers elected hy the Rebekah.
h are: president, Mrs. Annie Gray. Eoa.
.snoke; Nice prcsideut. Mrs Lucy Rore,
warden Mrs " r. Elliott
secretary. Mrs ora /
Z Bunch, Lynchhure; treasurer. Mrs
Annie mccoy, Norfolk.
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EnliNfInHniS Ncsfrrh.,

4 Herbert T.. kUcGer, son ot NVilHar,
Rneger. PROPRIETOR OF Hotel Ruescr.
John n. Eauge ana Elmer J Linehacl,
Sof "inston-Sa lem. y g, enlisted in
the marine corps yesterday ana left for
( Paris fsland, 5, G, last nigh, to bcgin
Btrainins.
-Four men were accepted by the army
iffor the Medical Department and sen,
ito Fort Thomas, Ky, last night They
were George J. FERGUSON, % VII.
lliamsburg; John W PICK. OF Rustburg
8Joseph g. Zraly and Robert w. Carman
( OF Richmond.
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Hennett to Rest in rnrs, Cemetery.


NICE. FRANCE, Wednesday. May Is.
The body OF James Gordon Bennett.
proprietor of the New York Herald.
Will be taken from Beaulicu to Paris
next Sunday or Monday. Funeral SER
vices VIII he held in the American
Church OF the Trinity. in the Avenue
Alma. and intcrmcnt Will be In Passy
Cemetery. Mrs. Bennett has received
a telegram from Foreign Minister
Pichon conveying condolences from tho
French government on the death OF her
husband.
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RICHMOND TTMEs-D DISPATCH: FRIDAY, MAY II, 1918

imminent In the higher command OF
tho British army in France were de-
MED in tho House OF Commons to-day
by Chancellor Bonar Law, spokesman
for the War Cabinet.
Replying to a question. Bonar Law
said no change in tho higher command
had taken place. nor was any in con-
templa ton.
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DEATH-RATE IN ARMY
LOWEST SINCE NOVEMBER
One Hundred and Fifty-six Sick and
Wounded Soldiers Returned in
Fortnight.
NY Aasoclated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. May 16.-The death
ratio at National Army and National
Guard camps last week was tho low
est since last November. the surgeon
general reported to-day. Tho total
number of deaths was 162, against 16s
the week before. There was an in
crease In pneumonia and scarlet fever
cases.
In the week ending May 10. eight
sick and wounded soldiers from the ex-
peditionary forces In France were
landed at American ports. with ono re-
ce!ving station not reporting. One
hundred and forty-eiEht were landed
the week before.
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JEWS WITHOUT BREAD
Claim Turkish Commander Has De
yincd Plan Tint Means
Slow Death.
TBy Associated Press.l

AMSTERDAM. May l6.-The perse-
cution of Jews in Turkish occupied
territory in Palestine is not yet ended
according to tho Jewish correspondence
bureau at The Hague. OF 1000 Jews
in tho city OF Safed, near the Sea OF
Gallilec, 5000 are without bread
Djcmal Pasha. formerly Turkish COM
mander in that district and now Min.
lister OF War at Constantinople. de.
vised new plans TO bring tho still re.
naming Jews to slow. but sure. death
according to the bureau.
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ARMY USES SOLE LEATHER
Almost Entire Output OF Country Be-
Ing Made Into Boots for
Soldiers.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. May 10
Virtually all the sole and harness
leather output OF this country is being
turned over to our fighting forces. ac-
cordinS to speakers at the National
Convention of Leather Manufacturers.
Consumption is estimated at $50, 900
bends OF sole leather each month. and
II was predicted that this w.il in
crease when manufacture az new
"Pershing" shoe adopted hy army
Is begun
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MEN WITH SLIGHT DEFECTS
LIABLE FOR ARMY SERVICE
Secretary Baker Says There Is Work
Enough for Them Behind
tho Lines.
OTHERS TO BECOME FIGHTERS
Many Cities Undertake Corrective
Measures Without Expense to Gov
crnment Among Registrants In
Glass 1 OF tho Draft.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-Men OF tho
first draft. excused from service In
the field because OF slight, though
permanent physical satellites, are
liable for service behind the lines,
and will BIO called out as soon as
needed.
Announcement to this effect wns
made by Secretary OF War Bnkor. who
explained that while tho army medical
standards will not permit theso mon
to 20 to tho front, thny had never
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HUN FLEET CONCENTRATES
German Baltic SHIPS Called to Klei.
May Mem Attempt Mt Naval
Conn.
TB, Associated Press.

LONDON. May 16.-The entire Ger
man Baltic fteet except few light
cruisers. was recalled last week to
Kiel. where important naval forces
now are being concentrated. says a
dispatch from Hamburg. received in
Geneva and transmitted by the CORES
pendent OF tho Daily Express.
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EXEMPTION BOARD NAMES
MEN WHO WILL GO TO CANT
Honrd No. Is First With Its 0uotn
for Draft Call of March


Names OF the men who will be called
INTO service by Exemption Board 4
were announced last night. The regis
trants Will &c called to report between
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Like tho DictIonur-

Like Tho Dictionary
tso tho Timon-Diapa tch Want Ad
rrYo just liko you use tho dictionary
Flrht hnd tho classification you want
then you'll 400 tho ads arranged In A
&c order.
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Don't Rooxt Chain snle.

WASHINGTON. May 16-"Don't
boost the sale OF war savings stamps
by means OF chain letters" This re-
quest was made by officials of tho
Treasury Department to-day.
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Now ls the Time

q There ie no use waiting for special
sday To put your Want Ad in The Times
dispatch. they are good every day In
the week. Cali Randolph I.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
These Are Good

3 Acres-S1400. Only $500 down, bal ance like rent. Located about five miles from town. All in alfalfa; "A" water; small house.
 [. s Acres-S3, 900. S1,200 cash-5 acres in cotton, balance alfalfa and small or chard. "A water. good well, house, etc. If you want a nice little home only 4i3 miles from town, look at this today.
 1@. Acres-s6,OOO. Part cash. In grape friut and alfalfa; fine garden, chicken corrals, etc. Good four room house and barn. On corner and car line. The finest looking place in the valley. Good terms.
 10 Acres-S6,500. $2,500 cash will handle. All in cultivation to maize, al- falfa and grain. Modern 6-room house; good well, engine and tank Lots of shade, nice grounds. On Indian school road near car line. A real buy.
 20 Acres-S6,5 300. Part cash. All in alfalfa Good house and outbuildings, family orchard; lots of shade. Close to Mcdowell road.
 40 acres-S210 per acre; 20 in cotton, balance good alfalfa land. Family or chard, fine well, "A" water, 6-room modern house. On good road, about eight miles from town. Cotton looking fine-will have big crop. Terms.
 20 Acres-S6,5 ,500; terms. 14 acres all falfa, cotton, acre family orchard. Good we'll 2000- gallon tank, good house, barn, brooder houses, etc. Near Scottsdale.
 160 Acres-$20O per acre. 140 alfalfa. balance good feed. Fine, large house, sheds and outbuildings. Good well, windmill. "A" water. Located in northwest. This is real buy, worth S225 today.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
Aucfion Sale

WEDNESDAY, May 29th, STARTING
 AT 1 P. NJ. First Ave. and Jefferson St. Phone 309S FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
 GOODS
 We have plenty of goods for YOU; everything you need for the home, at your own price. Come and get what you need in beds, dressers, commodes, cots,, dining tables and chairs, wicker rockers, oak rockers, plain chairs and many articles that you can use.
 CHICKENS
 Sale starts promptly at 1 o'clock Be on time and get your selection of White Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks also some baby chicks.
 LIVESTOCK
 A number of good horses will be on sale including farm stock, driving horses and saddle ponies. We got the buyers here. List your livestock for either Wednesday or Saturday.
 c. II. PRICE, AUCTIONEER. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
For Sale-Miscellaneous


 WHY DOES FORD, AT FORD'S STORES, advertise the following goods at bankrupt prices? Simply because there stares him in the eye a big "Sher- iff' and a posse of Cops" To avoid this he will sell you All or any part of Fords stock, at any price. COM MENCING IN THE REAR ROOM Rugs - Linoleum Refrigerators - Dressers - Buffets - Cabinets-Fire- less Cookers-Porch Swings-Trunks- Electric Fixtures-Bicycles, etc.
 NOW WALK INTO THE HARD- WARE ROOM. Did you ever see so many Oil Gasoline Coal Wood Ranges and Stoves in one bunch? Then Pumps - Motors - Small Engines House lighting and Cooking Plants Steam Tables-Separators Coolers, etc, etc?
 NOW THE NEXT ROOM. Say it's useles t attempt it; Tools-Saddles- Harness - Bedding - Tents - Mems shoes and Clothes-Tinware-Crockery Glassware Lamps Guns Cut lery - Jewelry-Hats-Aut Fixtures Miners outfits. Everythin-Any- thing.
 FOW THE FRONT ROOM, UP AND DOWN STAIRS Beds-Springs-Ma
 
 Cots Tables Dining Sets -Parlor Sets Desks - Chairs - Rockers - Dress forms-Invalids chairs-China Cabinets-Book Cases-Show Cases. NOW SPECIALS-Sew Machines are well advertised-Be not deceived 1 can beat 'em all on price, and variety Cash Registers are Scarce-Ive got three kinds. Steel Safes are hard to find-3 sizes at Fords-Electric Coffee Grinder Anderson Scale Assayers e-Books-Dayton Meat Slicer- Typewriters: Right here 1 plainfy tell you. I HAVE THE GOODS-New or l used; 50 per cent under other prices for same article.-A large lot of wax paper for butter or any wrapping. Very | Cheap.
 l want to buy your goods-Any quantity. Will pay cash, and more than others. Phone 1776. Fords Stores. 40 $. Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
For Sale-Houses
CITY RuYS


 Broom house, shade, large lot, on car line, close in. Price cut to $500. s150 cash, $15 monthly. including in- terest.
 5-room, corner lot, owner gone, $500. $150 cash, $20 per month.
 4-room, large lot, old shade, $500. $500 cash, s20 per month.
 Groom furnished house, North 9th St., S2750. $750 cash, $35 per month.
 We sold a house for every day last week. The wise ones realize they can buy cheaper than they can build and everyone knows that the laboring man cannot afford to throw away his money buying rent receipts, you never see that money again. Get one of these homes on easy payments and pa the rent to your wife and children. You will feel better, you will like '-nur j0b better; you will like your town better; your wife. your children and yourself better. Come! Let us reason together
 BELLAMY tS HASKELL
 1g1 N Saannd zun
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
G@iEa@ To War

so MUST SELL MY SUBURBAN HOME OF SEVEN ROOMS AND THREE ACRES OF LAND. HAS BEAUTIFUL OLD SHADE AND ONLY A FEW MINUTES AUTO RIDE TO CENTER OF PHOENIX. THE PLACE IS WELL WORTH S6,000, BUT WILL TAKE $4,000 FOR QUICK SALE. NOT LESS THAN ONE-THIRD CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT. POSTOFFICE BOX 1343, PHOENIX. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath and lectricity, on lot 50x1371s feet to al- ey, is for sale at low price for im- lediate purchase. The house is on ast Fillmore between 9th and 10th treets. It is fairly convenient for the SC of two families. No less than $500 ash payment accepted. Balance terms. . ee Knorpp at the Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
 Wednesday, May %, 1:O0 D. mY at Taylor's Auction House. 241 w. Wash in~--1 St. We vii have a full line of furniture to offer at this sale: Beds, spare mattresses, dressers, cots, rugs, chairs, stoves, oil stoves, rockers, ta- bles. rcfrigerators, dishes, cooking utensils, electric fans, ceiling fans washing machines phonograph, tools canned fruit. Everything needed in the home. Bring in vour goods. Re member our Wednesday sales are the best sales we have.
 TAYL08, THE AUCTIONEER,
 Phone 1917. It
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
At Glendale
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED TO RENT-Land for a maize crop; no tract too large or too small '. L. Holmes. Cor. First St. and Van Buren. Phone 1406. tf WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY
 We want 150 houses listed with us this week to rent. We have turned away from one to twenty customers daily from our office because We had no houses to rent. We also want 300 houses to sell. List your property with us today. Special attention given property of non n-residents.
 BELLAMY & HASKELL
 121 N, Second Ave 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

CASA GRANDE VALLEY We have deeded lands, improved and unimproved for sS.50 to s100 per acre. Relinquishments for s2 to s25 per acre. State lands, contracts and leases for $2 to $10 per acre. We have land to exchange.
 S. C. MILLER co.
 32 North First Ave, Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
Davie Realty Go.
lLwther'S Bar@aims
126 N. CENTRAL AVE. Phone 3599.

l acre, 6 room house, engine, we'll, electric lights, barn, bargain for S1350. $350 cash, $10 per month.
 1 acre, close in, 3-room house, barn, crop alfalfa, garden. lots of nice roses, good well. This would make a fine chicken ranch, for $1250. $350 cash, S25 per month.
 Want to rent from 40 to SO acres for maize. Will pay spot cash.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 8 West Monroe St. Phone 170S.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
Wanted-Situation Male

GENTLEMAN of wide busness ex- perience, capable of meeting and handling the public in any legitimate business, desires position where sales good personality and strict attention to business would be ap- preciated. No matter how large or how small your business Cor the na 7 ture of same), if you need dependable help, I would appreciate an interview. Box SIS. Phoenix, Ariz. It
 AMBITIOUS single man, employed, wants change of work to clerical em- ployment; had experience in receiving and shipping and stock clerk, ledger posting also in motor parts depart ment Recommendation from present Nmnlover Box 71-P. Repuhlican. gb
 YOUR carpenter and repair work done. orink and reliable Phone S264. gb
 WOMAN WANTS laundry bundle work; mems washing and silk shirts
 ~nociaitv Phone 2e04. 6a
 Situation, by bright, ca pable boy. Call SIS. If
 BOY, 16, desires position. Box 1OOB, Pouuhlican. gs
 EMPLOYER, phone 1925 for help and get quick action. Arizona Com mercial Service, AIS N. B. A. Bldg. If
 WANTED-Office or clerical posi- ton by young man. Experienced in general office work. Can furnish best of local refernces. Box A, Republican
 gb
 BOOKKEEPER with 10 years eX- perience in various lines of accounting; will be open for engagement June l. Box 33-A. Republican. 6b
 REFINED young lady, college edu cation, wishes position as companion or governess. Phone S443. If
 YOUNG man. high school student, who can write shorthand 50 words and typewrite 50 words per minute, is very anxious to get work, beginning Mon day, May 27, in some office, preferrinS place where stenographic and typewrit- ate salary and let my usefulness deter mine what you pay me. Phone 2609. gs WANTED-Permane position by Al accountant; fifteen years general office and business experience; mar ried; age 34; permanently located in Phoenix; 12 years in Arizona; prefer large corporation with chance for ad- vancement. Box 1866. Republican. tt JAPANESE CLUB Most reliable agency for any help. especially cooks and walters. 215 South Fourth Ave. Phone 303S If WANTED-Well drilling. Phone 2o5s. 5dr Do not wait tn <omorrow-pnons . that WANT AID. to The Republican ! and dispose of. or get what you want.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
For Rent-Land

FOR RENT-Forty acres land for summer crop, about 6 miles from Phoenix near Grand canal; no build ipgs; two feet water; S15 per acre. Address Box 6SB Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
FOR SALE

Price $3,50O, easy terms.-5-room modern home, completely furnished
 screen porch, shade, fruit trees; close in, on car line. Must be sold at once; party is leaving for war. See AL. Green, with Griffin Alone" 116-11S North First Avenue dn
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

BLK FOR POULTRY diseases and disinfecting it has no equal. Guar anteed by Phoenix Seed and Feed Co.
 If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

FOR RENT-Half section under pump for summer crop, immediately. Phone GAS. City. tf
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

LIST WITH ME. Real Estate. Insurance. Loans. Ask for AL GREEN With Griffin Alone" l16-11s North First Ave
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

AMBITIOUS single man, employed, wants change of work to clerical em-
 ployment; had experience in receiving and shipping and stock clerk, ledger
 oosting also in motor parts depart ment. Recommendation from present 0mnlover Box 71-P. Republican,. gb
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

KISSELKAR. 1917 model. run less than 5000 miles; 4 Goodyear cord tires; price right. Buick big six. model D-54, roadster, good as new; price right. Arizona Steam Motors, 3S4 East Washington, Phone 1895. d
 MARTIN BROS. MOTOR co.
 $40 E. Wash St. Phone 1889
 The home of better bargains.
 Saxon Speedster .$275.00 Ford 17, Touring .S375.00 Overland S3, Touring .$450.00 Overland S3, Touring .S400.00 Overland 75, Touring .,-.....S .S350.00 Briscoe Roadster .S250.00 Ford Speedster ................S2 .S275.00 Ford Speedster .s375.00 Moline Light Dely truck ...... .s375.00 Dodge, It, .................... .$575.00 Regal, Touring .S350,00 Jordan F, 7-pass ........... .s1400.00 Jordan IS, Touring ......-.-. .S1s00.00 Ford 16, Touring .S275.00 Ford 14, Touring .S250.00
 We buy your car for cash and give liberal terms on anything you purchase from us. If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

16O-acre patented ranch for sale on Gila river, near Gila Bend. Suitable for cotton raising, fruit and garden truck. Address O. T. Finn. Kingman, Ariz. pb
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

REFINED young lady, college edu cation, wishes position as companion or governess. Phone S443. If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

FOR LEASE 10 acres of alfalfa with sale of 9 high grade COWS, farming implements are included, also 26 acres fine cotton. This is a bargain: ccne quick.
 S. c. MILLER CO. g North First Ave, Creighton Bldg.
 if
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

WOMAN WANTS laundry bundle work; mems washing and silk shirts
 ~nnriaitv Phone 2904. 6g
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

BELLAMY & HASKELL
 121 N. Second Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

WANTED-Office or clerical posi- ton by young man. Experienced in general office work. Can furnish best of local refernces. Box IA, Republican.
 erl,
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

| r.n-,ISdED housekeeping rooms, modern conveniences; on car line; no sick; delightfully."- cool. 1917 East Wnehn eton St If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-29

FORDS
 Exclusive used Ford's. we buy and sell them. Phoenix Auto Market, 414 N. Center. If
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-29
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL FUNCTION.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Hockessin, Aug % IA birthday sur
prise party was rendered Mrs William
Collins at her home, Valley View farm,
on Saturday evening Mrs Collins is an
ambitious farmers wife, and while she
was in market displaying their products
on hing street q crowd gathered at her
home and made arrangements for the
surprise When She returned home She
found her lawn turned INTO picnic
ground The table was laden with a
picnic supper and about 20 guests await
ing To offer congratulations Later cake
ice cream and fruit were served A birth !
day cake with 80 candles graced the
centre Of the table The rest Of the even
ing was spent with music Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs William Collins. MIR
Warren Collins Misses Anna and Helen
Collins, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Collins,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs James Collins, Blanche Collins
George Collins. Miss Jane Collins, Ellis
j. Curry, Mr. and Mrs Parker Bald win,
Clifford Mary and Margaret Baldwin
Miss George Wilkinson, Master Franklin
Curry