davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
were elected vice-prcsidcnt and sec
Rotary ana treasurer. respectively.
Churchmnn IinskcthnII Stnr.

tuurchHhn bnSkctbnIl Stnr.
Mr.. Churchman received the bach.-
Tor OF science degree from the uni
versit% in 1913. and was president
He was star Of the basketball
tcams OF i9il-l2. and captaincd tho
1913 team. He Is president Of th..
graduating law class and IL an ap-
,plicant for the law degree in June.
He has served on the advisory board
OF the General Athletic Association.
Is mcmbe of the Phi Kappa Sigma
Fraternity and numerous other uni
vcrsity organizations. MIR. Church.
man entered the marine corps shortly
after the declaration OF war and was
commissioned u second lieutenant
Ills service IN France won him pro
motion to a captain and the award
Mr.. Wilson received the bachelor Of
arts degree from the university in
1917 and is AN applicant for the law
degree in June. He is captain o; The
track team. and has been consis-
tent point winner in the hurdle
events during his several years ON
the track team. He il II mem Der
OF the Chi Phi Fraternity AMI nu-
merous other university social orsan-
the antiaircraft corps.
Mr.. Boyd is well known As the
blind violinis; of the Glee Cluh. and
his playing has gained him Il we'll!
deserved reputation wherever the
Glee Club has performed He is an
applicant for the bachelor OF SSH
encc degree In June. aad has taken
tiles. being manager OF the first
year track team. He is member
of the Phi Kanpa Psi Fraternity and
other university organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

during that period sufficient progrcss
VIII be made to insure the COM
mcnccmcnt OF work this summer
Alrcady $4,000 has been pledged
and the purpose OF the drive Is to
Increase this amount to $4,000. By
the opening Of the college year.
l?2i-22 il is expected tina; this new
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

ter. who was wcep.ng over ,her,H
bands shortcomings. l'yyba Sssd
DO. my dear? mar ricc d S,oS1
Scptimus because n. vowed no.
the secret Of making ,yoll. ham
true, MIN mamma. II Swxs ~
sc-se-sccrct. and he sksk.k X N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
TRlNiTY'S DRIVE is ON TO
RAISE MEMORIAL FUND
VIII Honor Memory of Twenty-Five
or It's sons who Died In
World Mar.

DURHAM. y. G.. May 1.-The drive
has begun for funds 10 build the
me;nor!a! gymnasium at Trinity in
honor Of her twenty-five sons who
gave their lives in the world war
May 10 M3y 10 was set AZ the date
% ithe drive. and IL is expected that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

visited Miss Edythe White. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G.. i.angford visited Miss
Hilda Longfood. Miss Clara Richards
visited Miss Lulu Richards. Misses
Lena Jacobs and Beckham Vaughn
visiting Mill Bertha Jones.
Miss Roberts, under the extension
depa rtmcnt. recently visited the
schools Of Hanover County and spoke
TO the pupils OF the high schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

structure Will be in use bv Trinity
students and serving as the scene OF
athletic events between Trinity and
othcr colleges of the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

wcil-Kcpt secret.
MrS. JudkinS was endcavorinC to
console her young married dauEh-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug 21--Since July
Is there has been more unsettled weather,
with excessive humidity, than for many
years. Almost every day there haye been
rains, heavy thunder at a distance and
at nights vivid lightning, but no storm
close by.
There. was a bumper wheat crop this
year Farmers are now plowing for
spring wheat.
Wednesday afternoon there was q gay
time for the children at party given
at Hcnlopen Hotel A minstrel show
opened the party program and there was
drilling, games and dancing
William A. Horn of New York City was
here with his parents for few days last
week
Mrs Frank Grier of Milford, who sum-
mers here, is entertaining the Homer
Barry family of Wilmington and will
also chaperone a house party at Rehoboth
Miss Jennie Griffin of Wilmington spent
a few days here with her sister, Mrs.
Katie Rolph, this week.
Mrs. Fred A. Ross and Miss Katharine
of Wilmington are here for few days.
Miss Katharine is guest of Miss Miriam
Lingo over the week end
DIR. Hall Riggn and family of Delmar
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Riggin.
Charles Upham, state road commits
sloner had s. p. Seeds, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, Atlantic City, on
n tour of inspection this week looking
over du Pont boulevard and other
roads
Hon Albert Polk of Georgetown was
in town Wednesday evening
b. f. Shaw is host for some delightful
launch trips on Rehoboth bay.
Mrs. Charles s. Horn had an enjoy
able party, Thursday evening at the Blue
Hen Theatre.
DIR. William Scooley of Washington is
with Mrs. Scooley at Henlopcn Hotel
for two weeks. ~
Rev Charles Darbee and family of
Seaford are occupying Coleman Clergy
House for three weeks. Mr.. Darbee will
have the services at All-Saints p. L.
Church during his stay.
Mrs John Hudson is entertaining her
sister from Camden, ~ j., and her daugh
ters, Cecilia and Olive.
Miss Helen McCauly entertained at a
porch party, Monday afternoon, at her
cottage.
Mrs. H. Eskridge entertained some
Seaford friends at bridge, Wednesday
afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.

Newport, Aug 21-Mrs. George Bullen
celebrated her eighty-sixth birthday, Tues
day. when family reunion was held at
the home Of her son, Thomas Bullen. A
social time was spent, and dinner served.
Those present were: Mrs. George Bullen,
MIR and Mrs. Harry Bullen and daughter
Myrtle, Mrs. Laura Berry, Mrs. Fred
Schuyler and daughter Dorothy, Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Walker. Helen and Harrison
Walker, George Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hvland b. Lyman, Margar ct, Eleanor
and Hyland lyman, Jr., Mrs. Burnett
Osborne, Gertrude, Marguerite and Ruth
Osborne of Toledo, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs
Thornton Lyman, Marion, Margery
EVELYN, Paul and Ralph Lyman of New
Bedford, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Bullen and Everson Bullen.
Mrs Bullen lives in Wilmington with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Mldlam, but is
now here on visit. She is the mother OF
ten children, and has 20 grandchildren, II
Observation-Disclosures and one great-great-
grandchild. -Four. generations were repre-
sented in several Of the families present
at the reunion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

rickson, who has sold his property on
Washington street to Edward j. Salevan.
Caul< baseball team will journey to
Dover, this afternoon, to play a post
series game with the team of that town.
Frederick Lewis and William G. Smith
are spending their vacation at Oak Or
chard
The following have announced their
names as candidates for Republican State
Convention delegates in North Milford
district at the primaries this afternoon
Alfred b. Peete, Joseph Stewart, Eugene
Perry and James G.. Davis.
A demonstration of the methods Of
selecting profitable laying hens and suit
able male birds for breeding purposes will
be held at Fairview poultry farm, on the
Shawnee Road, this afternoon.
Mrs, Mary l.. Marshall entertained
friends, Thursday evening, at bridge
luncheon.
Community Service will be held on the
plaza at 6.45 o'clock tomorrow evening.
Rev. Il. G. Dryden will give an illustrat-
ed talk with pictures.
Harold Grier has returned from trip
to Denmark, Norway and Sweden and
will spend the rest of the summer Mt the
cottage Of his parents at Rehoboth Beach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
FESTIVAL OF NATIONS.

!. Claymont, Aug. 21-The Guild Of J
r. Church Of the Ascension Of Clayrnont
will hold festival ofDations, afternoons
and evenings Of September 10 and IL, n
the Green Lantern During the summer
months the members of the Guild have
been preparing for this bazaar. Commit
tees have been formed and it Is planned
to make this quito a social affair.
Mrs Charles Rantz is chairman. She
has appointed chairmen Of the various
committees in charge Of the booths, as
follows.
Country store, Mrs Henry Stanwo0d
book shop Mrs Evans; cake booth, Mrs.
Herbert L. Rice; candy booth, Mrs. Wh-
liam G. Robelen; refreshments, Mrs.
Robert King; jams and jellies, Mrs Earle
Comegys; advertising, Mrs. II. a Shan
non, aprons, Mrs Robert Metals; fancy
work, Mrs Robert Allen; decorations,
Mrs r G. Parrish; packages, cigarettes
and flowers, Miss Grace Hutton and Miss
Elizabeth Challenger Each chairman is
assisted by a committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
VESSELS LYING IN HARBOR.

Lewes. Aug. 2I.-Water craft of a
dozen types are anchored in the HarboT
of Refuge today, escaping from a north
eastern, with rain and high wind velocity.
Lighthouse foghorns and Breakwater
sirens have been emitting weird blasts
for week, due to the heavy fog banks
enveloping the lower Delaware coast ),
obscuring land and delaying navigation.
Sixteen vessels were in the harbor last
night, among them tows with heavily
laden barges; four-masted barks, govern
ment vessels, twelve fishing schooners
and other smaller craft.
Although violent storm has hovered
over the bay for several days, no advance
storm reports from the Weather Bureau
were received here. and no storm signals
have been hoisted. Shipping agents and
fishermen inquired during yesterday at
the Western Union telegraph office for
weather reports, but none had been re-
ceived. The only information obtain
able was that the Weather Bureau did not
consider this storm of sufficient severity
TO issue storm forecasts. Fishermen were
in doubt about casting their seInes IN the
absence of weather predictions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
NEWS OF CLAYMONT.

Claymont, Aug. 81.
The athletic committee of the Civic
Association of Overlook Colony will
entertain the baseball and Tennis teams
of the Baltimore works of the General
Chemical Co. over Labor Day. There will
be ball game and tennis matches. Auto
mobile trips to Valley Forge and Willow
Grove are planned.
At the last meeting of the Civic Asso-
citation moro than 100 members We're
present.
A party ef 8 men rom Overlook Colony
went on fishing trip to Fortesque, y.
j., last Saturday and Sunday. Another trip
has been arranged for August rs and 29.
Residents of Claymont had hoped
to see a new high school built here this
fall, but as this was impossible, owing
to ruling of the Legislature, the School
Board is having erected three new units
on the 14-acre tract at Overlook
The stone school house is being re-
modelled, to accommodate the increased
number of pupils who will be registered
In September This school will be used for
the fourth and fifth grades.
Claymont branch of Red Cross Is asked
to contribute some of its work, TO be dis
played at the Delaware State Fair in
September.
Miss Elizabeth Challenger has returned
from Cape MAY. where she had been
spending the month with her aunt, Mrs.
Harlan Hudson.
Mrs. Charles Corliss, daughter of Mrs.
t. c. Parrish, has returned to her home
in New York City after stay of two
weeks in Claymont
Mrs. Gavin Thompson is entertaining
her niece from Washington, ID. G.
Miss Ethel Shaw of 223 West Twenty
sixth street, Wilmington, is spending the
weekend with friends in Claymont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Leach Do
nate Memorial Font to Naza-
reth NJ. E. Church.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle. Aug. 2l-A handsome
memorial baptismal font has been donated
TO Nazareth NJ F. Church by Mr.. and
Mrs. William w Leach Of West Sixth
street in memory Of their deceased chill
dren. William B., Elizabeth Ward, and
Vincent Leach.
The usual Sunday services viii be con-
Quoted in the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor, Rev 5. Beattie Wylie.
There will be only one service IN I'm
manuel Church, the one at 1920. The
devotions will be led by Prof Henry
Handy Hay. The rector, Rev. Joseph H
carp, and wife are visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Rev j r. Bieking. pastor OF Nazareth
NJ f. Church, will use for his theme
"Quench Not the Spirit" in the morning
and IN the evening he viii dwell on the
subject Cities of Refuge.
Rev. George I. Street. pastor Of First
Baptist Church. tomorrow morning viii
use for his subject The Fluctuation Of
Christian Life Bible school viii be held
at 10 clock, with a short twilight service
at 73O.
The Amsco Girls Tuesday evening
will hold an automobile straw ride to
Green Lantern. Claymont The trucks
will leave the Court House at 80, new
time.
A pair of white horses attached to a
farm wagon belonging TO Barton Hopkins,
a farmer living on the River road south
of this city, became frightened yesterday
at Second and Harmony streets and ran
away They were caught on East Fourth
street by Hampton White. Alfred Roy. a
colored youth aged z years, was in the
wagon.
Rev. O. S. Walton, pastor of Red Lion
NJ. +. Church. viii conduct the services
tomorrow Sunday school viii convene
at $50, preaching at 10.45 The evening
Epworth League service viii be conducted
at Z 80 by John T. Rutledge.
William OCorron, Of Second street
above Chestnut, fractured his right foot
yesterday afternoon while at work ri one
of the steel plants DIR. Julius Dodd re-
duced the fracture.
About 20 members of the First Baptist
Sunday school and church Yesterday
morning held the annual picnic at Eden
Park. The day was spent in games with
the awarding OF prizes. Ice cream was
served
The American Manganese and the All
Stars team Of the Industrial League will
play Monday evening at Battery Park
The police department wss notified
last evening that seven passenger tour
ing car, the property of Robert Meggin-
son Of Wilmington, was stolen from the
owner. The car bone the Delaware license
No. 3556
The 3-year-old ohild Of Mr., and Mrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
SMALLPOX DANGER OVER.

Lewes, Aug, 2l.-Dr. H. r. Burton,
president of Lewes Board of Health, says
that practically all danger of smallpox
contagion in this community has passed.
Professionally he also said that his patient,
Elmer Outten of Dover, and the quaran-
tined members of the Outten family, were
all getting along well "All vaccinations
put in the children and adults on Sunday,
August S, had taken well, ne said, "and
none of them are very sick in my judg-
ment. BY next Monday or Tuesday, If
no other case develops, | think it will be
safe to let the Outten family go home and
have the Russell house fumigated. There is
not a suspicious case in Lewes and none
likely to be
William A. Russell, whom the Outten
family were visiting, had only recently
sold his home to a Milton woman, to take
possession September 1. He will move to
a farm out of town. He has not been al
lowed to enter his premises, being res
tricted to the use of an out house His
daughters also are qIIarantined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
PREPARING FOR SCHOOL YEAR.

Dover, Aug. 21.-Dover Public schools
will open Tuesday, September Z. Two
enrolment days previous to the opening,
for the convenience of pupils who wish
to enroll in the high school have been ar
ranged for Saturday, September 4, and
Monday, September 6. The school build
ing has been renovated and put in shape
for the new year.
Wesley Collegiate Institute will open
Tuesday. September IA Last years in
structors who will return include Principal
Budd and Professors McNeal, Davies,
Pettyjohn and Coulton and Miss Potter
as art instructor, Miss OBrien in Ian
guages and Mrs Hughes, instrumental
music Mrs. Everett c. Peryjohn will
be secretary and librarian. while Mrs.
Budd and Mrs O'Brien will resume their
duties as preceptresses of the two build
ings. Miss NJ Louise NanDvke recent
graduate of the college, viii instruct in
stenogaphy.
Miss Pauline Wilson. teacher of art,
is graduate Of Philadelphia School Of
Industrial Art and Pennsylvania Museum
Miss Maud c. Stanley will be teacher OF
vocal music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Recovery Of Lost Bag Said to Have
Held $4,000 Worth of Bonds
and Jewelry.
MANY VESSELS IN HARBOR
Women's Club of Newport Re
ceives Recreation Centre Re
port and Awards Prizes.
From Every Evenings Cores pondents.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Newport. Aug. 2I.-The Woman 5
Club of Newport met yesterday afternoon
nj the home of Mrs. George W. Seeds.
Tho annual election of officers viii be
held at the first meeting in October and
the following were appointed nominating
committee: Mrs. Alfred Craig, Mrs.
Harvey Gregg. Mrs. Irwin Woodward.
\ communication was received from
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
OF Wilmington, requesting that this COM
munitv be organized TO and in the bazar
for the week of September 20 Miss Helen
Cranston was appointed chairman OF this
work
Fay II. Marvin, director of the Recrea-
tion Centre at Newport, which project
has been financed entirely by the Women's
Club. made report showing in detail
what had been done during the summer.
Badges for first, second and third plac-
es IN the different events were awarded
as follows
Boys Baseball Throw: First, Ralph
Draper. James Alinker, Harry Poole.
Medicine Ball-Jamcs Minker, How
ard Boyce, Edward Cunningham.
Boys high jump-Charles Garrett,
Howard Boycc Edward Cunningham.
SiXty-yard dash-Tioward Boyce, Earle
Cunningham, Edward Cunningham.
Girls 4O-yard dash-Margaret Burke,
GLADYS Evans, Margaret Lyman.
Girls potato race-Gladys Evans,
Alice May Mitchell Margaret Lyman.
Girls basketball goal throwing Jessie
Townsend, Ruth Dannenhauer, Margaret
Burke. Elizabeth Groomc, Gladys Evans.
\ community sing was held In the
evening. which was very well attended.
Mr. Stone Of Wilmington led the singing
After the sing, the children were served
with ice cream Ice cream and other articles
were for sale, from which a sum of s4S was
realized, which money will be used in
paying expenses Of the playground
Newport baseball team was defeated
by the Delamore playground team of
Wilmington by score of l3 10 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport, Aug. 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
Burnett Osborn and daugh tiers, Ger
trude, Marguerite and Ruth of Toledo,
Ohio, have returned home after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bullen.
Miss Blanche Crawford is visiting
Mrs. James Newman OF Chestertow
Md, and Mrs. Clayton Stevens OF Toll
chester, Md, this week.
Edna Briggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Briggs is confined to her home
by illness.
Mrs. George P. Purnell of Laurel is
here visiting Mrs Walter G. Davis.
Mrs. Norman Wilson and daughter,
Louise, OF Ridgely, Md, are spending this
week with Mrs George w. Seeds.
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton Lyman and
family have returned to their home In
New Bedford, Mass, after visiting MIR
and Mrs. H b. Lyman and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Bullen
Miss Marie Young is visiting in Scran-
ton, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

Frank Beck Of Seventh and South streets
VIA reported missing last evening The
police searched the city, and after IN hour
the child was discovered asleep on tool
box in the corner Of the room of the
parents home.
William tantinc an aged man, was
found lying on the floor Of his home, suf-
fering from a stroke. He was sent in an
ambulance to the County Hospital
, Late on Thursday evening William
Wilson, coIoTed, S26 Delaware street,
while driving horse and wagon was run
into by an automobile bearing Delaware
license. He was thrown out Of the wagon
and severely shaken up. The wagon WAS
demolished, but the horse was uninjured
The chauffeur gave his name as George
fIadley
The Democratic Hundred Committee
met last evening in the Town Hall to
arrange for the primary election Of dele
gates and alternates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar q. PendleT are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth Of q
daughter, Mildred Hazel, born August
IL, at Camden, y. J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

who was granted q months furlough, left
| for New York yesterday.
/ Miss Mary Schaeffer and Miss Emma
| Muligan leave today for Atlantic City,
! where they will remain for a week, and
! from there will go to Fortress Monroe,
| Va, where they will be entertained by
Captain Charles Schaeifer and family
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Givison Of New
York City are here visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Givison, Sr., for
two weeks.
Miss Bowman Of Wilmington and Miss
Evans of Newark were guests of Miss
Emma Clark at Greenlea, yesterday.
Charles Husfelt mashed his foot while
working at the American Stores Co,
yesterday.
Harry Heal, Jr., has resigned hls po-
sition with the American Stores 90. IN
this place.
Theodore Beck has resigned his position
with the survey party and VIII soon leave
for Atlanta, Ga, where he has secured a
position.
Charles Heal, employed by the Fnei-
neer Department in Philadelphia, Is home
on sick leave.
The speed yacht Mystery has docked in
the canal for several days.
Great quantities Of cord wood are now
passing through the canal daily.
Owing TO the heavy storms and high
tides of the past week the water on the
Port Penn causeway has raised 70 such
an extent that il is almost impossible.
Private Large and Private kinston OF
the Quartermaster Corps Of Camp Dix.
n. j., arrived hero yesterday, and viii
be stationed at Fort du Pont.
Private Burton, first class, who de-
serted his post at Fort du Pont two
months ago, was captured in Reading,
Pa, and brought here yesterday.
Lewis Bright, while saving q board
Yesterday, made a misstep and nearly
severed the thumb Of his left hand with
the saw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden, Aug. 21-Mr. and Mrs
Roland Conner were st Bowers Beach,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Doggett of Philadelphia is
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hinsley.
Rev. Mr.. Sparkhn, pastor OF Wyoming
NJ. L. Church, was in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Brezie Forachre and son, Cecil,
are visiting in Baltimore.
Mrs. Seymour and children Of Phila-
delphia are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam NJ Evans
Charles 5 Conwell vice-president of
the Baltimore Trust Co, Camden, was
one of the speakers at the State Bankers
meeting AT Bridgeville. this week.
Mrs. Joseph Broadway and son of
Smyrna are visiting Miss Mary A. Knight
Mrs Caroline Barter Of Dover was
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Claude NJ Hinsley
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sparks and sons
OF Wilmington spent the week here with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Burke.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
LIGHTNING FATAL TO STOCK.

Georgetown, Aug 2l.-During a severe
electric storm, which swept the lower por-
tion of Delaware, Thursday afternoon, a
bolt of lightning struck the barn of Green's
bury Mumford, between Millsboro and
Oak Orchard, and killed two mules, q
horse and cow. Little damage was done
to the building.
Dagsboro, Gumboro and Baltimore dis
triets, in Sussex county, are almost in
undated Water about two feet deep
stands in most of the fields in Baltimore
district, while the roads are covered. All
bitches and small streams are taxed to
capacity and are unable to carry off the
large volume of water that fell YESTERDAY
and early this morning. Ii is feared the
corn crop will be greatly damaged unless
the water subsidies soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs j. Ernest N r
bps have received souvenir cards from
Harley Island, Maine. where the couple
arc spending their vacation.
Mrs Samuel r. Landers and daughter
Mary. Theresa and Helen, have r.sf nrn..d
from Atlantic City.
Miss Daisy Greer Of Marcus Hoog pa
y visiting Mr.. and Mn Robert N. New.
love and family of Second street
Miss Mary IL Love. operator AZ tbe
local telephone cxchange, who has b.<n
visiting her panents IN Oxford. Pa hsa
returned home.
Miss Margaret kelley. sienograpb.r A
the plant Of The Bcshlebem sfeel - vf,..
has been confined ~ her homo with ilira..-
isimproviug. Is
yictrolas and records. Brldg.wsser's
ADV.
For sale: House rooms and bsst
800 Washington avenue Apply m N
McFarlin, lS South Fifth street Adv
Special today Park A THford hard
candy. 20 cents a boz Brtiinghrrn
Pharmacy.