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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-04
OFFICER RETURNS.

next year, for a soldier memorial.
was voted. Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
CHESIER10WN, MD.

Special sponden~e Of Every Evening
Chestertown. Md, Tcb l.-Since
the discontinuancc Of the Kent and Queen
Fair Association an effort has been made
10 revive interest IN the old NCrton taT
grounds. and il looks now that the effort
will prove successful George Sutton
Kent county trainer and driver. has rented
the ground II Worton, and will convert
it into a frst-clasS track. where he wtli
tram number OF promising horses and
undertake TO hold matinces during the
spring and summer.
Mr.. and AirS. William K Reed have
purchased from l.. Bates Russell the
residence on High street. adjoining the
home OF Walter L. LuSby.
Henrietta Hvnson, a colored woman
- wears old. was burned 10 death at her
home near Rock Hall, last Sunday. Her
clothing came in contact with hot stove.
T. T. Coleman has been appointed
keeper Of Crumpton bridge by kont
County Commissioners
James Hadaway, Rock Hall high
school boy. Is the champion hog raiser
of Maryland On May 10 last. young
Hadaway purchased shoat weighing
80 pounds, and on November 10, the hog
tipped the scales at 4,59 pounds. Hada-
Wav has been awarded the prize Of so
IN Liberty bonds offered By the State
and $40 cash offered by Kent county
Miss Olive Kent who had been an as
sistant At the Pennsylvania depot for
several months, has been appointed
principal of the Pomona school
Miss Hazel Hill principal Of Worton
school has resigned to accept . position
in Washington Miss Martha Sweet
man of Millington has been appointed
to the vacancy.
Mrs Frank Lambert. Jr, and child OF
Wilmington are guests Of Mr. and Mrs
William 4 Burk.
Charles ID Brown, Sr has been APP
pointed night watchman At Washington
College.
Mrs. Lee. 6. Holleman Of Anderson
S G, is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harry b. Rote.
DR. and Mrs II Benge Simmons en-
tertained the directors OF the Peoples
Bank, Of which he is president, at dinner
Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
IN AND ABOUT LAUREL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. Feb 1.-The marriage has been
announced Of Miss Blanche Whcatlcy,
formerly of this town, to Harley G Hearne
Of union Hill. n J., at Z 80 n. m, NcCfnes-
day ut the home of MIR. and Mrs. William
Stewart Of Scaford. by Rev. George J..
Hardcstv Mrs Hearne. who Is a sister
Of Mrs Fred 5 Burford Of this town. has
for the past three wears been living IN
Seaford, where she was head salesladv
in the department store OF Long q Short.
On their return from their honeymoon,
which will be spent in New York, Phila
delphia. Washington and Atlanta. GeorgiA
they will reside in Unlon Hill. y. j.
4 turtle which weighed 81 pounds was
captured Thursday on the dam across
Records Lake by James J. Galloway.
The snapper was crawling beneath
the water when MIR Galloway saw Il and
he was compelled TO lie down fiat on his
stomach and reach beneath the water 70
seize it. II is supposed that the recent
warm weather aroused the turtle from its
winter sleep and it was going 10 call on
neighbor or to find better sleeping quarters
MIR Galloway says that the turtle Is j.
wears old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Special Correspon dence of Every Evening
Delaware City. Feb. l.-Services at the
NJ. Z. Church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Preaching at 1890 by the pastor
SUNDAY school at 80; fourth quarterly
conference at Z D. m, followed by preach
ing By District superintendent Robert
Watt. Everybody IS invited to attend
the service.
John Macdonald VINO has been making
his home here for the past three months,
moved his family 10 Boston yesterday
Mr.. Macdonald was connected with the
Narlin-Rockwel loading plant near Port
Penn
4 dance will be given tonight IN 00d
Fellows Hall, ST Georges.
\ meeting of the program committee
OF the Delaware City Century Club. was
held last night at the home Of the chair
man, Miss Caroline Clark
Mrs Annie Price of Wilmington Is
r7jest of Mrs. Norman Stapieford
The L. S Engineer Survey boat Pbila-
deiphia. with party on board ls en-
gagged in making channel survey on
Lesion Range. The boat Is making head
quarters here during this work.
The regular meeting OF the Delaware
City Century Club, yesterday afternoon,
was In charge Of Miss Gertrude Sadler,
Mrs. Robert Moody of Wilmington gave
very interesting talk on the work of
the D. A. r. Mrs Fuller, member Of
the Washington Heights Club, enter
tanned the members With number of
readings. Mrs. " William U. Reybold fur
nlshed music for the occasion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01

county nurse, will ho at the Newport
public school OH Tuesday afternoon,
at which time she will measure and weigh
the babies of the town, under five years
of age. The mothers having children
under the age of five arc asked 10 bring
their children to the school. Miss salmon
was at the school last Tuesday for the
same purpose Quite n few babies were
present. but it is believed there arc more
in the town and they should be present
on Tuesday.
The Newport Women's Christian Tenn
peranco Union will hold its monthly
meeting at the home of Miss Ella w.
johnson on Wednesday afternoon, Feb
ruary 5, at 2 O'Clock. The county pres
idcnt, Mrs. Mary b. Donnell, of Newark,
will be present.
Miss Hattie NJ. Vimyard, teacher
in the Newport public school, is still
confined to her home in Harrington,
with an attack of Spanish influenza.
Miss Rebccca Maclary is substituting
for her.
Arthur Craig is confined to his home
by illness.
Mrs Alfred Craig has received n
letter. Ifrom her brother, George Kipe,
who is with tho American Expedition
ary Forces in France. The letter was
dated January 10 and stated that he
was on his way home. and would prob
ably arrive around February |. Ec has
been in a hospital with spinal mcningi, is,
but stated he was recovering his strength,
and felt pretty good.
The Dorcas Society will hold a parcel
post sale in the Masonic Hall, Saturday
evening, February 5, the proceeds being
for the benefit of the Ladies Aid Society
of the NJ. l.. Church. Supper will b,
served in cafeteria style.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
NEWS OF THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Influenza Plays Havoc With Man
Service in and Around
Laurel.
ro sAu. FOR FRANCE

srx-,., c,or-esrondencs OF Every Evening
Newark. Feb. Miss Alice ID. Evans,
daughter Of Station Agent William IL;
E,rans of Newark, and Miss Nlnnreo
R,ch OF Wilmington, the two young
women selected from Delaware Tor enter
tainment work among the soldiers III
France. will sail from New York on
Wednesday About 100 young women
under four directors will sail at the saihc
time While they are making the TIP
under the ausnices of the \. NJ Z. a;
i Was really arranged by the Generai
Federation of " omen's Clubs unit
Each younr woman who Is beng sent
WINS esneciallv selected as to her fltncsS
for the work. They will plan entertain
ments or the American soldiers IN an
ierent sections of France, where inc
so,,uers are located, such as musicaiS'
theatricais, etc.
Miss Evans was a member OF the inst
graduating class of the Women CoIege
~ Delaware and has host OF TRENDS
throughout the State: She Is ais0 o, .
graduate of Northfeld Seminary The
parfy that sails from New lork on
Wednesday expects TO land IN Enganu
aud 60 from there TO France MISS LVaiS
,vr.ects to be abroad one year
lean IIafiN 3iehS N~.N ~
tural department OF Delaware ooiieeo W
will likely sail on the same boat Tor
France. Dean Hayward Is one OF seven
agricultural directors in the United states
selected for special work among inc
soldiers in France under the auspices OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. He will have charge OF
agricultural instructions for the soldiers
ma certain section in France, and IN
addition will assist IN making an agri-
cultural survey. Dean Hayward, who has
had wide experience in promoting modern
methods in agriculture, Is especially hfted
for the work that he has been selected
70 do. The fact that he was one OF seven
men selected for this work In the entire
country IS q compliment not only to hlm'
hut also 10 Delaware College, OF whlch
agricultural department ne has been inc
head for some years.
Dean HAYWARD has been granted q
leave of absence from the college for one
wear vlthout pay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Epworth League Members Elect
Their Board of
Officers.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle Feb. AT it's regular |
meeting last night the Epworth League oi |
the Methodist Episcopal Church elected |
the following board Of officers: Miss |
NJ Mcclure, president; Richard Pinder, |
first vice-presdcnt: Mary hcl<nltt, sec |
ond vice president; Mrs. W. Denny, |
third vice president; Mrs. Mary Sheridan,
fourth vice president; George lobln,
secretary: Ralph Duling, treasurer. The
League will hold it meeting m the primary
Sunday school rooms instead OF IN the
church.
Rev. MIR. Bicking, pastor Of the Method
ist Church. will prtach at both morning
and evening services tomorrow. Junes
Challenger will conduct a song service
tomorrow evening in the church, starting
at 7.30 O'Clock.
The regular meeting OF the Penn Liter
ary Society Of the New Castle High
School was held yesterday afternoon
The election Of officers took place and
resulted MS following: president, Edna
Cranston, vice president, Merton White;
secretary, Broke W Sentman. After the
election the following program was rem
dcrcd: song. When the Great Rcd
Dawn Is Shining. current events, Helen
Deal: reading, Alice Clark; impromptu
speech, Mary Ncknitt vocal SOLO George
| Tobin: recitation, May Jones: debate,
| Resolved d-That Foreign Immigration
| to America Should BE Restricted. The
affirmative side was represented by Edna
| Decmer and Charles hing and the mega
| two bv GLADYS Maloncy and Alfred
| Grimes. Tho judges, Mabel Eskridge,
| Walter O'Ronl<c, and Brokaw Seminar,
| decided in favor Of tho negative side.
| Tho meeting closed nv tho singing Of
Liberty Bell
| For Sale House, rooms and bath,
/ 500 Washington avenue. Apply Camp
(. ellis barhcrshop ADV
| There will bc board meeting at the
| Century Club on Monday evening at )
| O'Clock
| Edward Brown and William Hammond
were arrested and taken before Justice OF
| Peace Wright for violating the muskrat
law Brown was fined So and costs and
| Hammond $40 and costs
! Lesley Herbert George son OF Mr.. and
| Mrs A. " l.. George ot this city, who has
| been with the army IN France, arrived IN
| New York on Thursday evening. Ills
| MANY friends were glad 70 hear oi his re-
| turn and hope 70 sec HIM soon.
Ralph Gravrtt, who has been home on
fvc-day furlough from Camp Merritt, re-
turned last evening.
tcr sale House. acres Located
between Christine ard Newark D.la
Apply lohn Common New Gas lc. Adv.
On Wednesday evening Mrs Harry J..
Holiday. Emily +, Lunt, Bufori
Lunt, Edward H. Cline, Mr.. and
Mrs Ozro s Lunt, Of this city,
and Mrs Charles A. Bryan Of New
ark, attended the wedding Of Miss Anna
Il. McCallistcr and Richard I'll. Smith,
Of Philadelphia. The bride is a grand
daughter Of Mrs. IRA Ltut. Before the
wedding took place crcat-grand6auohter
Of Mrs Lunt was christcned. On the same
day Mrs Lunt celebrated her ~Sth birth
day. She is in good health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
FRANK HOLLAWAY ILL.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, Feb. Frank w. Hollo-
way, president of the Sussex county
Levy Court, is suffering from influenza
Mt his home at Millville, and a trained
nurse is in attendance. While his con-
dition, according TO latest reports, IS
not alarming, yet tho greatest care and
attention must be gwen TO prevent pncu-
monia developing.
George Fleetwood, residing near Broad
Creek, is critically i'll with hiccoughs,
which seized him about four days ago.
His condition is such that fears for his
re overy are entertained.
The remains of Mrs. Minnie Lindalc,
wife of Harry Lindale, who died IN vii
mington Thursday of pneumonia, As
results Of influenza, will be brough t
here today and inferred in Union ceme-
terry. She was daughter Of Jacob VI
Lynch residing near here. Two sisters.
Mrs. Kendall Jester, of Milford, and Mrs.
Ollie T. Gray, Of Gumboro, survive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
'.FLU" HURTS LAUREL MAIL SERVICE
snoc,sI Correspondence of Everx Evening

En.-,sI Correspondence of Everx Evening
Laurel. Feb. Rural delivery route
M | from this town is without mail
service owing to the serious illness 81
the carrier. Charles s. Workman, who
has influenza. and the inability OF the
postal authorities to secure substitute
John A. Adams, carrier on route No. :,
Is also i'll. but substitute has been
secured There has not been day
since Spanish influenza invaded tins
district last fall but what some one
connected with the local postoflcc has
been sick. Assistant Postmaster, Ida
Warrington of North Laurel, Miss Blanche
Culver. q clerk and Lee Johnson. carrier
of the star route between Laurel and
Riverton, Md, have just resumed their
duties having Just recovered from severe
attacks OF ''iu."
The sad news has been received here
II the death of Mrs James Hines, former
" Miss Sallie Pusey of this town, on
Monday night Mrs. Hines was taken
sick with Flu just before Christmas
and while she was still i'll her four small
children were also taken sick. BENG
unable to secure a nurse or other help
as soon as she was able and before she
was strong enough, the mother was
compelled 70 alu nef nuSDanu III CdflhS
Tor their children, who had contracted
"a peculiar disease OF the throat, which
was prevalent in New York among
small children recovering from influenza.
Her system being weakened by the
disease and the care and anxiety over
her children caused relapse last Friday
and her death occurred within - hours.
The funeral was held Thursday in New
York. Mrs Hines was 81 years OF age
and was daughter OF the late George
". Pusey and sister Of Mrs. Garland
Morris and Mrs. Frank Montgomery
OF this town. Two other sisters hive IN
Philadelphia, Mrs. John Morris and Miss
Martha Pusey. The four children are
IN hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Feb. l.-Prof Guv
johnson, principal at Chesapeake City
High School, has announced his candidacy
for clerk of the court at the coming
Democratic primaries.
To fill positions as rural mail carriers
at North East and Colora postoffices i
ivll service examination Is being held
among its applicants in Elkton today
Frank r. Lanahan, graduate Of
veterinary surgery at Georgetown Uni
yersity, Washington, will locate in Elkton.
succeeding the late DR. William b. LowcIy.
DIR K. v Vaughn, professor Of history
at Delaware College, Newark, will ad-
dress the Women's Club Of Elkton on
Tuesday afternoon next.
William r Gilpin, who has been
stationed at Camp Meade for the past
nine months. mas been discharged and
returned to his home il Elkton. Mr..
Gilpin viii resume his position as drafts
man with steel plant IN New Castle,
Del
DR.. +. Jerome Jenkins, for the past
two years agent for the Adams Express
Company in Elkton, has resigned and
will resume his former position on the
road as messenger between Whining
ton and Baltimore. A Mr. Dean of
Belair will succeed DIR. Jenkins III Elkton.
Elmer kershaw and Burton Biddle
were each fined $25 and costs for killing
q rabbit out Of season. The charge
was lodged against the young men by
Game VI arden John Anderson Of Cecilton.
Pete Celia, Jr., fruit dealer Of Elkton,
is seriously i'll with pneumonia Tmeo
other members Of his household are down
with the same disease
Harry r. Boulden, a prominent busi-
ness man Of Elkton, is Oh 2 trip to Chi
cago and Great Lakes, where his son,
Warren r.. Bouldcn, IS ia the country
service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
STANTON NEWS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evemng
stanton, Feb 1.-Mrs. B. l.. Dickey,
lecturer OF Diamond State Grange. at
tended the conference Of grange lectures
held at Dover, on Thursday.
The Liberty Club Of Stanton met at inc
home Of Mrs { T. Dickey yesterday.
Miss Agnes Medill, assistant club leader,
gave the children talk on club work.
Pans were mapped out for future work
Miss Naomi Dennis, who las been
critically i'll with pneumonia, is convales-
cling
The New Castle County Holsteir
Association visited farms in this vicinity
Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
LIEUT.. MITCHELL HOME.
specls. Correspondence Of Every Event!

specias Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, feb. l.-IIeutenanf Morris
r. Mitchell, son of DR. and MIS-. Samuel
c Mitchell, who arrived in this cormtrl
from France last Sunday, visited his
parents yesterday afternoon and last
evening. He returned last night to Camp
Merritt but expects To be discharged
from the service in several weeks Lieu
tenant Mitchell was in charge of more
than 100 wounded soldiers on the trin
over who were taken to Carp Merritt
after landing in New York. Yesterday
was the first opportunity that he has had
10 visit his parents.
Lieutenant Mitchell during the several
months that he was abroad previous %
the signing OF the aTTnistice saw service
on several fronts. He was gassed on
the western front and spent some weeks
IN a hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
ROSE HILL NEWS.

Special pondence Of Every Evening
Rose Hill, Feb 1.-The Parents and
Teachers Association is to meet Monday
evening at 5 O'Clock at the school house
All are asked to be present There will be
special work 10 be attended TO.
Megginson d Bros. held hog killing
Wednesday. killing a hogs One weighed
about 400 pounds, belonging to William
Megglnson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
WANTED CLERICAL JOB.

Jaw wants clerical job" said a
fashily dressed negro, yesterday, in
response to an inquiry from the examiner
Of the United States Employment Service,
at Sixth and King streets, and he languidly
leaned on the desk a. he pulled at a
cigarette.
What experience have you had?'
asked the examiner.
'Sperience What you mean?"
the negro inquired.
Il mean have you ever done any
clerical work, the examiner replied
"No, but i ies' thought ! would like
to try it, responded the negro.
He finally compromised by taking a
Job propelling a wheel barrow at local
bulldi operation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
Dollars and Cents.

Counting it only in dollars and cents,
how much did that last cold cost you? A
man may not always stop work when lie
has a cold, but perhaps it would be better
if he did ii takes about ten days to gel
completely rid Of cold under the usual
treatment That time can be much
shortened by taking Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and proper care of yourself; in
fact, bottle Of this remedy in the house
is o mighty good investment during the
winter and spring montbs.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
PLAY AT DOVER.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Feb. 1.-The Opera House was
we'll filed last evening with Dover people
and Others TO witness the home talent
play Regeneration of Aunt Mary" q
three-act comedy by the High School
pupils.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
In NJ 1rian.

In loving rcmcIni rance of our darling
daughter Zelda + Walls who died Feb
ruary >, 1915
Tho year has passed no ono knows
how our hearts long for. our loved enc
who's zone Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Specis' Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newport, Feb. There will he an
official board meeting Of the Newport
N. Z. Church on Monday evening.
Miss Josephine Salmon, New Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
Cold Ink and Bald Statistics
Can't Portray This Furniture

reading about ayathome will skim off tn
and set them in house.
The Sale opens todaycome your earliest opportunity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
February Sale Of Furniture
Opening TODAY at W0numuker's!

Of
either the world
Il home life
Andm
the kind Of which n getting
Mon urged Philadelphia
to uns
is number OF
greater LESSER
Of
mnceded n
English, Wanamaker
onfu and
t would do themt m good
reckonng plays small and
Of
I'd purcha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01

You try an Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
Where the display is most brilliant
Where there's the most furniture to display
Where Uariety is most abundant
Where taste has neUer failed them
Where prices and qualities are to be trusted
And rhere to look lCittOu hdUing to buy!

OF Sale OF furniture which in
hertst the sales,
a largest and most them all:
A evhc
ointoasi o the
A by all excellent
in in
ofer
non
to
Of
mattre andb bedding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-02-01
It's In
Fifty Thousand Pieces
But it's not a puzzle--On the contrary

il IS stheso1u ution of manyf fniIc
of without under
going The CoP
eagerly promptly appreciated
widely attended ~
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-13
Personal AND AND LOCAL

Il. +. Heath made trip 70 Med
ford this afternoon.
"Tanlac." Sabin has 1t, IA
Porter j. Men, attorney of Med
ford, is in the city on legal business.
Blue Triangle tag day, March Is.
Harold Simpson. OF Ashland, re-
Gently discharged from the 65th Ar
tillery, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chastain left
this morning for Gazelle, where they
will spend the summer,
d. E. Yoran, of Eugene, was in
the city last evening in the interest
OF the state chamber of commerce,
Use Alasbastine for walls, Rogue
River Hardware Co, 10
L. L. Morris and his mother, Mrs,
w. A. Morris, recent arrivals from
Kansas who spent the past two
weeks here. left today for Bandon,
Mrs. F. F. Byington went to Suth-
erlin this morning to attend the
Southern Oregon conference of
Seventh Day Adventists.
]. G. butcher left this morning
for Sutherlln to attend the confer
ence OF the Seventh Day Adventist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Jones and four
children arrived this morning from
Iron Mountain, near Redding, CAL,
expecting to remain.
Lime, bluestone and sulphur for
spraying. Rogue River Hardware
Co. 10
Mrs. Clyde E. Niles returned home
last night from Santa Barbara where
she spent several weeks with her
sister.
Mrs. George C. Sabin, who spent
several weeks with her sister at Long
Beach, Cal, returned home last
night.
One S2-inch quartered oak library
table; one folding card table for
sale. N. G.. Clark. "A
D. A. Fitzgerald, former resident,
but for the past year or more locat-
ed at Seattle, arrived here this
morning for a short stay.
A. H. Hagen and Chas. s. Rogers,
OF Glendale, were In the city last
night to receive degrees in the Royal
Arch chapter.
Watch for the Blue Triangle girls
March IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Bigelow, of
Williams. returned this morning
from Richardson Hot springs. AZ
ter attending to some business mat
ters they will return. Mr.. Bigelow
says he can see some Improvement
in his health. George H. Parker is
now at the springs and says that
while his rheumatism Is no better
his general health Is improved.
New cane poles at Rogue River
Hardware Co. IS
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-13
GARRY ON CAMPAIGN"
BY Y.W.C.A. WORKERS

The Young Women's Christian
association is planning Carry on
Campaign" to raise $1,000 in the
state. The funds to be raised will
be used as follows;
First-For helping care for the
girls who will be temporarily thrown
out of positions as the boys return.
Second-To, give better housing
conditions in our larger cities for
the protection of working girls.
Third-To care for the Oriental
girl within our gates.
Fourth-To promote the interest
of this Christian association in each
county and state.
The quota for Josephine county Is
s102.56. The quota for Grants Pass
will be raised by the sale OF tags,
Saturday, March 18th, having been
designated as Tag Day."
MRS. T. NJ. ST0TT,
County Chairman