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CHESTERTOWN. MD.

Spcrial Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown. Md, Jan 30.-Strect
lettcr-box collection service was matt
gurated At the Chestertown postot'lcc
Yesterday morning at Il o'clock. the first
collection resulting in the bringing IN Of
more than 100 letters by the carrIcrs for
the outgoing morning mail.
William Ford, the veteran superin-
tendcnt OF the county almshousc, says
he has seen more wild geese and swan
flying 10 the north during the present
wrCk then tie has seen IN his life of S}
wears Rlnc blreiS, song Sparruvs and
crow hlackhlrdS. he saws, also have made
their appearance here, and there is every
Indication of spnng among the birds and
Wild fowl
Mrs Allan A. Harms, wife of Allan A
Harris. cashier Of the Chcstcrtoun Bank
" MARYLAND who has been visiting her
sister Mrs William W Beck, in Balti-
ms,rC, has been quite Ill with m attack ol
the "4lu
Captain Paul ! Wilkinson. who hsd
been stationed st Camp Grant. Ill has
received his honorable discharge from
military service, and he and his wife have
returned to Chcstertown Captsln VIII
kinSon Will engage IN the practice of lsw
IN bait tlmOTe-
Kew T + Beauchamp, pastor of Ches-
tertown Nj t. Church, has announced
committee Ia assist in the church cen
tenary movement now being pushed bv
that denomination. rs follows: c. Nor
man jefferson. NJ f. Newsome. Professor
Mark Greasy. " Bradford Copper, Cliff
ton l.. Jarrell, Herbert L. Perkins and
Rev A II Covey Yesterday morning.
Rev Mr Besuchamp. accompanied by
Nessrs Perkins, Newsome and Covey
Of the committee, attended & meeting of
the distinct centenary at Townsend, for
the purpose Of perfecting plans fer the
movement, which is largely missionary
in character
Mr. and Ms Clinton c. Jones spent a
part Oh last week sightseeing IN PhIladel-
pima.
Lieutenant Joseph A. Wickes, who has
been stationed at HalethOrpe Md, Is here
visiting has mother, Airs Gladys A Wick
es
Miss Anna Perkins, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas W Perkins, who has
been quite i'll with typhoid fever, is
convalescent.
Worth Stavely and family OF Whining
ton are guests OF Mrs. Stsveley's parents.
Mr. and Airs. Jesse r. Copper, near
kennedyville
Ms Robert A. Bowers Of Still Pond is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Deakyne, in
Wilmington
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FRATERNALISM NOT pATFRNALISM

Now that the Allies have won. ve
should have fraternaIisrn. And fraternaJ-
ism offers to the averepe common man
all the distinction and preference and
gain that his talents cntitlc him 10.
paternalism offers rntions. Fraternalisro
may not even give man ratious. but
II offers him a struggle for Justice Fra-
ternaliam seeks no common IcynllinO
process. Fraternalism seeks no cconor ic
balance which viii keep the slave fat
and contented. Fraterna,sm seeks not
To hamstrihg the stronger man and make
him wcakling, but would giyc every
nan al he cauls md make bin earn
al te reia Yale revicw.
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PLEASING SOCIAL AFFAIR.

>tsg.,al t~orr,.s p0ndcncr of Every Evening
Dove Jan 80 \ social was held.
Tuesday evening. III the assembly room
Il the Peorlc.s ChrIstlan Church BY the
William T. Smlthers SUNDAY school class.
: blch has a membership of nearly 50.
The rommittee in charge Included Mrs
Jessie Becker, Mrs FAIRY J.. GaflorG and
Miss MARY J Lewis
The evening was spent most pleasantly
IN musical and literary diversions. fol-
lowed hv an abundance oi refreshments.
The class is planning for ; Martha Wash
lngton tea 70 be held FRIDAY evening,
February ~
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, Jan 30-Mrs. Eva Bsrnette
is making short visit to Philadelphia
MIR. and Mrs. Warner Morris, who were
visiting Mrs. Carrie Philips, have re-
turned to their home in Snowhill, Md
William NJ White. who had been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Raymond White,
in Alexandria, Va, has returned TO his
home
William Pheobus has gone to Will
mington, where he is undergoing treat
ment at hospital
j Irwin White of Wilmington has been
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Mrs. Fannie Parker White, who had
been visiting friends and relatives in
Laurel and Delmar, has returned to her
home in Wilmington.
Frank b. Sirmau is confined TO his home
on Sixth street with an attack of grip and
neuralgia.
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BABIES ARRIVE.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Bvonine
Dover. Jan Deputy Attorney
General James VI >atterfeld Of this town
and his wife arc beng congratulated on
he arrival OF a baby boy, being the fourth
male member OF the family They also
have q girl. Jennie Mcdaniel Satterheld,
the oldest child, aged II wears.
Mr and Mrs Cecil G. ulton. Jr, of
Wilmington. formerly OF Dover. announce
the birth OF a daughter, Ann Elizabeth.
The little one was born on the birthday
anniversary OF its grandfather. Cecil G.
Fulton Of this town Mrs Fulton. before
her marriage, was Miss Louise Cole OF
Doyer
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EARLY MORNING WEDDING.

ST.cia, Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan 30-Harley c. Hearn OF
Union Hill. y J.. and Miss Blanche G..
Wheatlev Of tins town were married st
7.30 O'Clock Yesterday morning at the
home Of Mir and Mrs Reuben Stewart.
hy Rev. Georgc L. Hardesty Mr. Hearn
If superintendent OF the wrecking depart
ment OF the New \ ork Central Railroad
Mlss Wheatlev FOR the past three wears
has been the head ssalrsWonlan IN the DE-
psrtment store Of Long q Short
Mr. and Mr. Hearn left Oh the $50
train and u1ll spend her honeymoon tour
IN Philadelphia, New York, Washington.
n c. and Atlantis, Ga On their return
thew will res ide al [ mon Hill. y.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Sussex Farmer Dies of the "Flu,
and Widow and Son Arc
Ill With it.
A MINNESOTA GOPHER"
Tomato Growers to Go on Dairy
Inspection in New Castle
County Tomorrow
A MINNESOTA GOPHER"
srn,ial Correspondence of Every Evening

sps,,ial Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Jan. 30 Thirty-live to forty
farmers from Kent and Sussex counties
will bc the guests of the farmers OF tins
county on a dairy tour tomorrow ne
trip has been arranged by the Delaware
state Uolstein- -Fricsian Association nc
visitors will bc met at Middletown at
aI5 O'Clock tomorrow morning by auto
mobiles. In addition To number oi
dairymen oi this county County Agent
X. q. Bausrnan. State Club Leader /. |
Martin and State Dairy Agent X Nj
Rronn Of Delaware College will have
charge Of the tour ,,s
The herds of ]. ; Moore Jehu Aifrrc
and Il. r. Nicssick near MIddietown VIII
be inspected aud the dairymcn Will then
-, brought to Newark where they VIII
have dinner Al the Commons. Delaware
College. : A Carroll. Farm bureau
Agent of Mercer county. \. j., will make
an address In the afternoon the herds
on the farms oi ! Irwin Dayett at Cooch
Bridge and Harry r du Pont Al Winter
thur will bc inspected From the latter
farm the visitors will hc taken :" "il-
ulIngfOn
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the Minnesota Gopher" Anti-aircraft
Machine Gun Battalion, which has just
been returned from France on the cruiser
Seattle. flagship of the Atlantic fleet.
They arrived in this country on Monday
and his company were mustered out Of
service at Camp Upton.
After spending ten days with relatives
he expects to visit friends and relatives
In Salisbury. Md
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Muskrat Trappers Getting Good
Prices for Pelts and
Meats.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle, Jan. 30-Muskrat trap
ping has become such a paying occupa-
tion that a good many more than The
usual number Of persons arc devoting
their time to it.
For instance, black skins are selling
at prices ranging from 81 10 $3.50, while
common skins fetch 81 and up. Added
to this a'c the prices the meat brings, each
carcass selling from II to 20 cents.
Robert Roth, son of DIR. Robert Roth,
who formerly was n practicing physician
in this city, visited friends ferc ycster-
day DIR. Roth, who has been IN he army
received his release about month ago
and is now practi,ine in Thomas, W. Va.
William Carpenter, resident of
Philadelphia. who has been spending
several days in this city, has returned to
his home.
The Pastimc A. c. defeated the strong
Bsldt team last evening by tic score of
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TOMATO GROWERS MEET.

Spacial Cores spondcncce of Every Evening
Newark Ian "a -Scventv-fyc mem
i.rs of the local Tomato Growers As
snciation attended meeting recently,
when matters pertaining To the season
pe1t vc,r ucrr discussed The following
,,er, named an executive committee
Arthur Rounds 4. l.. Peel. John T..
Richards Thomas Grren. John Holloway,
William Guthrie. Herman Cook and
Emery T., ing
Local dairymcn will hold meeting
next Monday night % organize = Ncwark
unit of the Interstate Milk Producers
AsSoclatIou
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

special Core pondenna Oi Every Evening
SeafOrd. Jan 30-Mlss Ethel Robin
son spent part u this week N Wilmington.
Miss Clara Ross Is visiting a school
friend IN PIttsburg Pa
Mr. and Mrs Willard ;. Morse of New
York City arc now at their home III West
Seaford
Mrs 4 q Ross Is visiting ID New York
City
Joseph Holt Of Blades has taken po-
sition with kaufman 4 GArcey, State
road contractors, - machlnist at their
garage.
loren Thompson has returned from
visit Of several DAYS 70 Wilmington and
Phlladelphla
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SOME BULLS. /"

a political speaker, warning the public
against the imposition " heavier tariHs on
imports, sad y you don't gi0p shesung
the wool on the sheep that lays ~ y,,lrIef,
cRg, you'H pump il dry"
This reminds us u that other fa,.
sightcd orator Who, in b,rst II el,,ouene,.
aaid: "All along the tnirod,Iou p.fbway
II tho past We view The f,Ofprinfs N an
unseen hand
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Gives Wife
AdIer-i-ka!

"My wife WAS pronounced i1curabI.
by physicians unlers operated cpvd
Gated bowel trouble / bcgan 9vry ~.
Adler-i-ka and she is ifnproyitg IA
mean 10 continue until sho D. cured
iSigncdj j. H. Underwood. Marion Ala
Adlcr-i-ka cxpels All 0as and -o'Irre..
stopping stomach distress INSTANTLY
EIupfics BOTH upper and iyHir .Jrr!
flushing ENTIRE alimcntsry rama P.
ruovcs AL foul matter which ,>-sf
system Often CURES con-tipafi1n P-,
vents appendicitis w have sold Adl,r
"a ma1y wears. II iaa Tnizfurr 9f rrt
thorn, c1scara, glycerinc and n'ar 'f,
simple drugs j. Milton Eckcrl
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SPEAK QUICKLY FOR SEEDS.
Congressman Polk Gives Notice SuppIJ
This Yenr is Short.

Congressman Polk hos sent out Public
notice Of the fact that the supply Of garden
seeds furnished 10 members of Congress
for free distribution this year is somewhat
limited and that in consequence he will
- nd out packages only by request Of thoae
who wish them.
All such requests must reach him by
February 10 since otherwise the suprly
viii have been exhausted and he will be
unable to comply with requests. which
should be addressed to him at 23G IT. o.
G., Washington, ID. G.
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NAMED A. DELEGATES.

~r.tial Corre~poudcncc of Evc-y Evening
dover. Jan Sn & governor townsend
ha> appointed The following delegates 70
attend The Convention oi the National
Rivers and Harhors Congress 10 bc held
ia Washington February ., Z and
DR. hiram Il Burton. Lcvcs Dr. &. X.
LAYTON and Congressman Albert L. Polk.
georgetown. Franklin BFocksnn, Vii
r3fugfun
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VICTIM OF THE "FLIT."

epscisl Ccrree pondence of Every Eve1ins
Seaford, Jan. 80 Walter Burton aged
~ year, son Of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Burton, died At his home, near town,
yesterday, Of pneumonia, which de-
veloped from an attack Of influenza
Mr. Burton was q prosperous farmer,
and Is survived by widow and an
adopted son, both Of whom are seriously
lll Cf pneumonia
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NEWS OF STANTON.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
stanton. Jan. 30 "A meeting oi the
Sewing and Cooking Club viii hc held At
the home Of Mrs & L. DlckeN tomorTo"
afternoon Miss Agnes Medlll. assistant
state flub leader II Bows and Girls Clubs
work. will bc present and address the
children on club work
Miss Naomi Dennis, who has been
critically I'll with pncumonla. Is on the
road a. recovery, and may hc able 70 be
.,Irf
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Douplaes Adams, Of Wilmington, b
spending several days in ttis city.
james J. Ieterson, ared 3 years, died
Monday at tie colofed orphans home
near Tarc's Corner.
For Saie--liouse, rooms and bath,
809 Washington avenue. Apply Camp
! ellis barbershop ADV.
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WAS A MINNESOTA GOPHER.

Laurel Jan 80 Sergeant Merrill
Hearnc of Philadelphia j. visiting his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Edward T.
Nolc II this topn He ls q member OF
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BRiTAiN's WAR COST ENORMOUS
Total OF Bill VIII Exceed Forty Billion
Dollars

London, Jan. 30.-The cost of the
war to Great Britain was approximately
8,I2s, 600, 900 pounds sfO,61O 600, ,OOO5,
declared Sir T.. II. Holden today at the
annual meeting of the London City and
Midland Bank, Of which he is managing
director. OF this sum, I07 900 600 pounds
(s5, ,535, 600 ,000), was loaned to the Allies.
Germany's war cost, he said, was
1850, ,000,0 600 pounds 1895, $50 0O0. .OOO),
of which only 100000, 600 pounds 49,
250,000, 900, was loaned 10 her allies
I'm addition TO this there were the debts
incurred by the several German states
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'I told Henrietta that was proud
to scc her vote just like man" said
Mr. Mcckton.
did that please herr
"No. The choice of phrase was un-
fortunate She snid that if she couldn't
use better judgment than aman there
would have been no need for her troubling
about the vote in the frst placc.--bon-
don Sketch.
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Trimmed Hats So
Formerly Priced IRON 1913 to SO, Nov ~
ON SALE 70 A. NJ

ON SALE - AN
There are velvet hats in black colory and
combinations
There are also feather hats distinctive in style
beavers, cloth-and-l eaver, small shirred hats and
pretty styles with fur banding-in fart, almost
every idea that has been fashionable the winter
through. ~ Hyotsers-M Millinery Salon, "A PTo5y
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5you bad enough Enemy and Strength to carry out
your plans and satisfy your ambitions.
Enemy and Strength is the basis Of all Success but
Strength Of Mind and Body is only as strong as the
blood makes IL II the blood is weakened by Impur-
Ites Or Maiarial Germs the result is Laziness and
La1meee becomes habit You never accomplish
much IN Life when this condition is allowed to
conxinne
Thin. Weak Blood does not supply the necessary
nOurishment and warmth to make strong bodies
powerful minds bright eyes and good compilations
Old Folks and young Folks grow much stronger Men
tally and Physically when their Blood is Clear and
Rich
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frery sime Won AEy W $ 6 yoa
urrs Snotser rives snsn yoar ship a
Prosperity
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Groves
T48fOlo88 chill Tonic

restores Energy and Vitality by creating new healthy
blood When you feel its strengthening. inyeoratirf
eBct see bow il brings color the cheeks and how
improves the appetite. you will then appreciate
its true tonic value
X destroys the Malarial Germs and removes tha
impurities in the Blood
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC is not . patent
medicine X Is simpiy IRON and QUINNE sus-
pended 10 Syrup So pleasant even children Ike il
The Quinne and Iron does not dissolve in the syrup
and. therefore does not make the syrup bitter You
do not taste the bitter Quinlne sad YOU DO not
taste the Iron because both are completely covered
With syrup when swallowed
1ne Iron used In GROVES TASTELESS chm
TONIC does nO& dlsCoDor tie teeth Or iul,re ~
enamel and e aGfeeS with the stomincil hetfer
than Other 1oSus of lroo-
The Specially Prepared Quinine used in GROVES
fASIELESS Chill TONIC differs from the ordinary
Sulphafe o Quinne In that it does not cause nerve
ousneSs or ringing In the head and does not disturb
The stomach making especially adapted to children
aid delicate atnIfs uh0 cannot retain anythinf ofa
nauseatine nature
Groves
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

A TEXAS WONDER.

The TEXAS waDssr f0r Nancy ana
bladder uvutlsS srsrel. diabetes.
weak ard lame back. rheumatism and
irregularities 81 TIE kidneys ana had
ts- n srsh men snl women. Rem
lsses tlsca~r s-olhles IN children. n
ncf sold ty druggists yin be s<at Ay.
nhA On rs-cif or sisA 0ne sna,l
eoikls Is fwe Deaihs' rrestnens xod
often cHre- Ssrd FAR srcrn tesxsmo-
nfxls- DR.. y ". Hsli. ss.6 OllS~ 81 :
81 Louis No Sold ny draegissA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-23

Ada ReA2n- me actress. was the
nlodsl Tor aae nelsbie silver S4atue
rsaae far he state of Mxngaaa zAst
STOOD IN shr ha-ea1 og rnares Aniidins
81 'he worlds Columbian Ex,osssoa
81 Chicago in 1888.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-09
CAMARA DE
REPRESENTATIVES,

El mayor nnlmero de Represen
tantes, durante este periodic le-
gislativO, asisti0 a la session de
aver tarde, %. Por clio pudieron
votarse en- tercera lectura y pa
sar al senado los siguientes pro-
yectos de Ley: r. c. de la c. II.
AutorizandO al Municipio de TOa
Alta vender unos solares; r.
G. de la C. so. AutoriZandO al
Municipio de Comerio a disponer
de un sobrante Ell su presupuestO
anteriors, para obras p1blicas
municipalities; X. c. de la G. 35.
AutorizandO al Municipio de Ca
yey disponer de cierta canti-
dad para obras p1blicas munich
pales.
El proyecto de Ley sobre i'm
puestos a las Rentas, fue derrO-
tado, por no haberse cOnseguido
ell nnmero de Representatives. SUI
fciente para su aprobaci0n.
Igual sucrte corrieron ell que ten
dfa a prohibir ell empleo de pre-
SOS Ell los caminos pdblicos, el
que crea un juzgado de paz Ell
Santurce y cl que autoriza Fa-
jardo a imponer una cOntribu-
ci6n para obras ptiblicas muni-
cipales. Sc pidi6 la reconsidera-
ci6n de estos tres proyectOs y ell
pr0xima session sc votaran en- ter
cera lectura.