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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, June 5.-AIr and Mrs. j.
Harold Edie of North Laurel are visiting
in Wilmington and Stewartstown, Pa.
Carol Rodney, who had been making
an extended visit TO his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Rodney of North Laurel, has
gone to New York and expects to sail
shortly for Chill. This will be Mr.. Rod
ney's second voyage to that country, and
he expects TO be gone for three years.
Mrs. Alice James and her brother,
John Hudson, of Wilmington. have been
visiting their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Napoleon b. Hearn, in North Laurel.
Chester Wingate and Raymond Thomp-
son, who are attending a business school
i'll Wilmington, have been here visiting
their parents,
Mr. and Mrs Harris Wootten of Phila-
delphia have been visiting relatives here.
Howard Russell of Wilmington has
been visiting his father ;. Preston Russell.
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NEWS OF BRIDGEEILLE.

Bridgeville, june 5Mr and Mrs
Walter L. Witherhec Of Sacramento, Cali
fornIa. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs Erasmus
Jones, or Market street
Work haS been begun en- the cement
road from Covcrdale ; Cross Roads 10
Jacoa school
Flagmen have been placed * GRAY !
crossing by inc railroad company during
the busy season.
Charles lrauer Of Boston. Mass ls
here With his parent Mr. AMI Airs
II .lham traf,er
Mr. William H Jackson s. Reading
Pa = glc>t q her brother John Horns
Iari Newton. who had hceH employed
il { anada during he winter months has
returned her for the summer
During TIE heavy storm. Thursday
night the iarge bafn ~ the farm Of
Mr. Johnson va- struck by lightning
Aid Was Summoned from town and the
hremen soon cNtingui>hed the tire
Roland Wclch employed by the Atlas
Powder Co ri Philadelphia has been IN
toxin for fev day
HAIRS ] hkc of Georgetown and Mrs
Emil Potter of CLAYTON arc here visiting
their parents. lir and Mrs Thomas J
Axe
Miss DcIema Radclf is visiting IN Vii
mugt0n ard Philadelphia.
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CHEsrERTowN AND VICINITY.

.poeaal Correspondents, oI Ete-y Eyeains
Ches'ertean Nd Iaae lhlE crowd
witnessed the baseball contest Thursday
afternoon aa Washington College tieid
between the Methodist Episcopal and
Methodist Protestant teams. composed
81 members H thr respective church clubs
L WssS ono 81 the most amusing and eXclt-
ug hall games seen here iog many wears
the final seare beln5 = = - 10 favor 81
the Methodist Protestant team
Residents 81 1a'cna have been making
tgp. IL R3nen, Beach ani other Della
ware fishing .e~oft- dHng the past week
huNin1 -h to- The purpose y -4sglng them
tor winter use
Dr NORTH supervisor oi hlgh school
work faf Narytand visited She Galeu4
htgh school ihl~ week aud ailer making
,iiryel at conditions. recommended that
The school 81 advanced Is the second
1raie g.uap II agh school, Ptaes~o,
Rensom has been unanimously se-,iecs
ci muetpa tnr nest Year
Howard pf3fc Il Wilmington. ana ameS
Elliott 9, tiridgev.fia spent -e,ecai DAYS
this Wees Nth NIliam p4ce Zoe II
Gaiena
Nilsson apps III sill Pond II r.-t.Inz
hi. daughter Mf- IlaTN Nathu<. IN
Penn ) Grove Y.
Alr AMI Mrs { harieS sparks oi Marcus
iFaok Pa and Mr. and Mrs HARRY March
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evenln

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton, Md. June William Hall,
who recently came from Virginia to Cecil
county, 10 farm in the Sixth district, is
prisoner in flkton jail. awaiting hear
ing charged with violating the Volstead
act IN operating n still m which corn
lliice" was made and sold as whisky
Captain Wallace W Williams, son Of
Frank Il. Williams Of Elkton was married
nj noon today. in New York CITY, 10 Miss
Elizabeth r. Smith Of Montcair. N J.
The couple first met III France during the
war
Invitations have been issued for tho
marriage Of Miss Marie Schiing formerly
n nurse of Union Hospital, Elkton, and
Carl T. Nurnberg of Wilmington. The
couple will be married with nuptial mass
in immaculate Conception Church, june
lG They will reside IN Wilmington
Leslie fruitt of Middlctown, Del, has
purchased from Theodore Panarctos the
iattere candy kitchen on East Main
street, Elkton
Thomas Blanton, who enlisted IN the
submarine service of the navy. now
stationed AZ Hampton Roads Va is
spending the week with his mother, Mrs
Margaret Blanton Of flkton.
pital Training school for Nurses will be
held IN Mechanics Opera House. Elkton
Thursday next The graduates will be
Misses Ada s Knight, Helen W. Stewart
and Genevicvc T. Mcdaniel
~ 4 Chuntauqua. under the management
of the Swarthnorc Chanrauqua Asso-
ciation. began a week entertainment at
Rising Sun, today, the first 10 be held IN
that town.
Announcement s made Of thc engage
mcnt Of Miss Clara Robertson and Taylor
" Biles. both Of Rising Sun
For the past two days School Superin-
tcndent Fl " Caldwell has been holding
examinations in Elkton for positions as
tcacfiers in Cecil county schools for the
next school year About 70 applicants
took the examinations
Mr.. and Mrs Warren J Haines and
family will leave on Monday for New
York, where they viii spend the summer.
Mrs George T. Young Of = Louis,
Mo. IS spending thc week with Dr ]. II.
lamar and family IN Elkton
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LABORERS MAKE TROUBLE.

BridgevilIe, June 5-The laborers
which came TO this town TO work in the
Juice factory and pick berries have caused
much disturbance recently. 4 number en-
ployed in the syrup factory Of Governor
John c. Townsend recently demanded
more money for capping berries.
Their demands were not granted, but
they were discharged and others were
soon secured to fill their places and now
work is going on in full force at the
factory.
Because of the scarcity of berries due
to he dry weather. pickers have become
discouraged because they are unable to
make more money. and some have de-
manded four cents for picking quart OF
berries, while some concerns are paying two
and half and three cents per quart.
A severe electrical storm Thursday,
brought relief rom tho hot dry weather
of the past few days, and the heavy rain
has done much to improve crops Of all
kinds
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ENTERTAINED AT CARDS.

Seaford, June :. Mrs T. A. Green
baum entertained friends at progressive
Five hundred party Thursday evening
Mrs J O. Williams was awarded first
prize. silver salt and pepper maker
Mrs Calhoun t. Ross carried of the CON
ISOLATION prize, box Of Ia cum powder
4 collation. was served
Those present were Mrs lsadore
Stcphanv. Mrs. John r Fskridge Mrs II.
NJ Manning. Mrs Roy Cannon, Mrs
Charles f. Rogers, Mrs Morris Perry,
Mrs. +. Greenabaum. Mrs. Calhoun +.
Ross. Mrs Samuel B Robinson. Mrs G..
G. Thompson. Mrs. W Ford Breeding
Mrs. J. o Williams, Mrs " Herbert
Hall. Mrs. Custus McNeilly. Mrs William
Z. Iongendykc. Mrs William h. Huston,
Mrs. ] f. Datton. IT Mrs ] Melvin
Barnes. Mrs Monroe Adams. Mrs
{. ". Robinson. Mrs Ernest Simon. Mrs
G. l. Svndcr. Miss Marion Galloway. Dr.
Annie & Shplcy and Miss Elizabeth
Grccnabaum
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PLANTING SWEET POTATOES.

Laurel, June 5.--Most Of the farmers
in this community have finished setting
out plants for this years sweet potato
crop. In this end Of the county D obablv
several thousand acres of sweet potato
plants will be set out. Many Of the
growers were delayed in getting out their
full acreage, owing TO severe shortage
In plants on account Of the cold late
spring.
II the yield is good indications point
to one of the largest crops of recent
years. Last years crop has been disposed
of and, contrary to the usual tendency,
the price at the close of the season was
higher than at any time during the winter,
the crop proving very profitable TO growers
and the brokers.
The rains Of the past few days have
been Of great value to the strawberry
crop. which was suffering severely from
the prolonged d ought Early berries
have been selling during the week for 81
10 IS for inferior berries and $3.50 to
$3.50 for choice and fancy grades while
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Iewes June s. President Mitchell of
Delaware College said in the course OF an
address here. Memorial Day that Lewes
was to have a model, adequate and sub
stantial school building OF this he was
confident and hoped II would be erected
shortly.
Radcliffe Chatauqua Of Washington,
ID G., will conduct services here under
canvas. June 10, II and -
Rev. Charles b. Turner of Lcwes T. +.
Church. is making donations Of Edison
monographs to stations of the I. ;
Coast Guard, located al isolated points on
the coast These gifts To DIR. Turner are
from his friends, sent 70 him for dlstrlbu-
ton.
Superintendent William T. Tunnel,
making his semi-annual inspection Of
stations on the Delaware coast, including
Lewes, Rchoboth Beach, Bethany Beach
and Selbyvilc
Miss Sarah Egeand of Lewes was award
ed a medal by the Daughters Of the Ameri
can Revolution, for the best essay written
BY high school pupil
Nineteen Young ladies from Lcwes, of
whom ten were tins year. high school
graduates are in Washington for a three
DAYS sightseeing trip. \ chartered car is
conveying them, and they are chapr0ned
by Miss isabelle Ross
Miss Marion Coverdale and Louis
Graves were married here, Wednesday, by
Rev ". ID Davis, pastor Of the NJ. l..
Church Until recently Miss Coverdale
was clerk for the Sussex Trust Go.
Miss Helen Carson. who Is employed at
Wilmington with the du Points. visited
her parents. Mir and Mrs. William j.
Carson, this week
Captain John Il Price an old-time
resident OF Iewes. now living in Phlla-
delphia, is renewing old friendships here
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Nirden Burton came
down from Wilmington 10 stay 3 few
days with relatives Miss Hllda Chambers
accompanied them home for a ten-days
visit
y. ;. smith. government inspector OF
the Delaware y Chesapeake Canal. now
located at Chesapeake City, came home
this week, and accompanied by his wife
and son, went TO Chincotcaguc to visit
his parents for few days
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Ingram Of Viii
mingron visited their parents in lcwes
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Shocklev Of Philadelphia
this week motored 70 I.ewes. where thcy
spent few days With Mrs Shochlcy :
mother, Mrs Anna J Webb.
]. W Salmons and wife and James
Maloncv and vic Of Philadelphia were
visitors at the homo OF Luther II Salmons
this week
Miss Irene Gutovitz i on an extended
visit to relatives and friends II Philadel-
phia and New York City.
Miss Edna Gray is with her parents for
the beach
Mrs A. r Arthut, who had been
spending 8 couple OF months here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs William +,
Atkins. has returned 10 her home il
Hazlcton, Pa
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CANDIDATES APPEAR
FOR SCHOOL BOARDS
County Board Lists Closed, But
Special Districts Apparently
Open Until Election Day

Special Corrcsp spoudcncs of Every Evening
Dover. June ) nder the School
Code. thr names o{ the candidates for
members IF County Boards of Educa-
ton are required to b. filed fifteen days
prlor - thc holding 81 tho election and
the limit expired last midnight Ii also IS
required That names shall he filed on p
fItIan of - voters as ~ he special dis
trlet9 thcrc @ecms t0 b. un rlle for the
filing oi names and = taken hat names
san IL hird r7rn Ip to tho dar u Tho hold
ing ii the election SATURDAY June ~
~ thc IaN SAYS the school election "a
special school districts snail De ty ballot
un9n which shall be- written er prlntrcd
the names of the candidates for whom the
voter desires tn vote.
Ina. there VlI be . ivclv contest
throughout the county or election Of
school boards i evidenced hy the num-
Der ot names already flied, including the
follow lng
Candidates Tor members Of County
Boari af I.d4eatfon - Morris Harring-
ten. FELTON, Ehlah Melvin. F'rederiea,
Elmer BoRdie Narvdel Clifford NJ
simpler FcIton Joseph Frazier Pred
erica Edward Daiv Hartlv, DR..
jama~ Martin Magnolia
andidate-for ,peciaidt-tricr Dover
Cornelius Il Hope iohn h. Hutton.
James Haii tader>en George T Dawson.
Charles y lloyd, James b Blce lohn
arrav hflan Watson Harrington.
HAIRY Nater Aie@Sr, lanes HAL Andcr-
san William Hat~aniiarFagt naud Harre
Mases age the present members as the
Dover ~pta. Board H Education
{ H.~sar Eat.ueS I5nH a:rsa Hart
man JOSIAH ia8p. Ireag thom-
a7 II HaueI Josiah II hump
Harrington Helbe,t Kent Wi
liam : ~nta Samuel { rc @dlsa
1thcE -nee.4 districts are ~u2rua
and Milford
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DELAWARE CITY.

Delaware City. June 8 Lionel Bright
son of Mayor Bright. who had been with
the [. : Engineers Department, con
nected with the Chesapeake 4 Delaware
Canal. has given MP his position - accept
another in Allentown "a
Dorothy Mc1zEer i spending a week
with Mrs Harvey Ncwlovc q Whining
ton AIss Netzger sang at musical iu
West Philadelphia THURSDAY evening
Miss >chundpr Is spending the week
end here with her parents Air ana Mrs
John Schunder
Homer Jones. who was III town for the
past week. attending the moving # Mr.
Fullers household goods. has left for his
home in Hartman Pa
Delaware CITY il ENJOYING nice rain,
greatly needed BY the gardens and sur
rounding farms
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach. June 5.-Over Dec
Grafton Day the town had more people
and more houses open than in other wears.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sewell Of New
York spent the weekend at their cottage
IN The Pines.
Miss Helen McCauley, Of Whining
ton. who is summering here entertained
Mrs. Robert Smith Of Wilmington and
Mrs. Henry Branham and daughter at
dinner Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Merrick of Whining
ton were over the weekend with their
three sons and daughters and company
from New York at d house party
Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop ot Wilmington
was here recently at her cottage, which
she purchased from Mrs. Anna Dag OF
Washington.
Mrs. Lester Mahonev and children. Of
Wilmington were with Alfred Poole :
family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gawthrop and
daughter Of Wilmington arc summering
here.
William B. Foster and family Of VIII
mington motored down for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathanial Lakeland OF
Wilmingt on spent the weekend with Mrs.
William Hammond.
Walter Burton is here attending to the
opening Of the Henlopen Hotel.
A large house party Of Young folks
from Chester. Pa, motoied here for the
week-end stopping at the Day cottage, on
Surf avenue.
John Govatas and family OF Wilmington
spent the weekend at their cottage here
Mr.. Govatas purchased the William
Eirdin cottage this spring.
Mrs. Lynn Raymond has moved from
the Adams Cottage Adalieu TO Virginia
Avenue where she purchased cottage
from Edgar Warrington.
Mrs. hattie Roeper ol Philadelphia who
spends her summers here at the Nhel-
toneci arrived last week and opened the
cot sage having large numbe: OF guests
over the Weekend.
MIR. David Pepper Of Manayunk.
Philadelphia is at her cot tage Oh MARYLAND
avenue tor two weeks having rented her
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Charles ). Horn gave party
Wednesday eqening to some young friends
Mrs. VI. Yeager and Mrs john Viii
Hanson Of Philadelphia are al the VII
Hanson cottage for d few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ridgley Of Dover
are at their cottage on the bluffs
Rain fell Thursday afternoon and eve
ming, doing great deal Of good
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MAKING STRAWBERRY SYRUP.

Seaford. June 5 Morgan q Townsend :
strawberry syrup plant here Is now running
ii capacity and breaking all records il the
4 mber Of barrels OF syrup pat up II a
single day Yesterday l34 barrels we're
put up in 10 hours. aud this week work
will average nearly 125 barrels
4 member OF the firm said Yesterday
they expect 10 have 600 barrels put up
bv Tuesday The firm il using 3 force of
275 cappers and 30 laborers The cappers
receive 2 cents per quart and make
dfrom 50 to 81 per day Tie growers are
also receiving fancy prices for the berries
and get their crates and baskets back
The members Of the Fl 10 are Governor
John G. Townsend and William Il
Morgan nf Neaford
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CLASS DAY EXERCISES.

Newark. June 5. Class Day exercises
were held By the senior class of the
Newark high school la,t night u tire
New Century Club before I large audi
cf.ce The Mandolin and Glee Clubs
assisted with tie program which vas as
follows Selection Mandolin Club song
Honeytown, GIec Club class history
sara Loyett class song prophecy Alma
DunIeys Rose song class class will
Hazel Collins presutat t.on ii pitts lrnce
Bu'tc~ song, Where D Where ugh
school
Twenty-Five graduates vii receive
diploma a the commencement exercises
t. be held ii the Opera Hose nest
TUESDAY evening he cIas~ sermon F" III
be preached n the Presby ytefian huch
this evening ~ Rev Charles ! Candcs
81 NminRtol The address - tie
graduates TUESDAY night VIII he made
by Professor v A Wilkinson of Deia-
ware College
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LEWES WATER SUPPLY.

Lewes, June 5-Town Council ap-
propriated 81. 900 to increase the water
supply here and eight artesian wells are
being bored. New pumps in the power
house will be installed TO meet the de-
mands Of the coming month. The supply
of water furnished the fish companies Is
expected to reach $4,000. 900 gallons this
year Last year there was pumped TO the
beach for their use. 2,000 600 gallon a
month All boats and vessels touching
here are also supplied.
The engines now running sre supply
ing water at the rate of $50 gallons per
minute, which will be increased 10 500
gallons
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of Millington have moved 20 Chester
town, the former 10 take position with
William q. Benjamin and the latter with
the Peerless Fertilizer 60.
Miss Gladys Hntcherson Of Wilmington
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. CadGie
J. Hntcherson in Chesfertown
Mrs Eva Jacobs and Mrs Julian Car
ter Of Wilmington have been visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Carter IN
Chestertown, during the week
Grand Lecturer YclIott made an official
visit to Chestertown lodge Of Masong
Wednesday evening and delivered an
interesting address.
The new Third National Bank Build
ing will be occupied the first of next
week, having been completed with the
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NEWS Of A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Striking Laborers in Syrup Fac
tory at Bridgeville Found Their
Places Soon Filled.
TIMELY RAIN HELPS CROPS
Petit Jury Panel Drawn for Ser
vice in Kent County Court at
Dover, Next Week.
yron Every Evenings Correspondent Is

Dover. June 5.-lury Commissioners
Burton and Powell have drawn the follow
ing panel of petit jurors Tor the regular
July term Of court. convening here Mon
dav. July ):
First Representative district Harry
Slaughter. Wilson G. Mannon. Denny
Walker, Charles b. DAILY.
Second Henry +. Hamm, James b.
kieth, Willard ;. Shorts, John r. Jeifer-
son.
Third Alexander Darrah. George W.
Prcttyman, j. Wesley Smith.
Fourth-Levi Il. Comegvs, Norman
H. Willis, William II Marvel.
Fifth John L. kerin. h ,rlcs ". Vii
son, James II. Wheatley, William H..
Baker.
Charles W. Cubbage. Elwood
Cooper, Luther White.
Seventh-Walter :. Green, Thomas
NJ Kemp, Ralph ". Emerson, Frank @.
Bancroft.
Eighth-W William NJ Short. Thomas
Langrel, Howard Hudson, Foster Boone.
Ninth Beniah Anderson, William l..
Draper. John ". Knapp, Fred v. War
rlngton.
Tenth-Louder \. Hean. Austin Peet,
James W. Cullen.
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DANCE AT YORkLYN.

Iorhlyn, June 5-The dance gwen by
the Young men of Miss Walsh's Thursday
night dancing class. at lorklyn, on June
5 was decided success The orchestra
va. under the direction Of Miss katharine
Moynihan OF kennett Square.
Albert heating WAS chairman Of the
dance committee. He was assisted by
Norman d. Cochran +. J. Milan, William
T. kavanaugh and Thomas Grady. The
prize dance was won by Mr.. Milan and
Miss Hazel Watson Miss Sarah Jenkins
OF kennett Square donated the prize
Later Mi Milan and Miss Iowa jenkins
gave an exhibition dance
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DEATH ENDS LONG SUFFERING.

Seaford June 5.-Nirgie Toomey, IA
year-od daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
George w Toomey, of Blades, died at her
home. yesterday. The : irl had been an
invalid all her life. but had only been
confined to her bed for tn past eight
weeks
Funeral services will be held at Blades
NJ T.. Church, Sunday afternoon, Rev.
J. Ward Mills, pastor in charge of the
services
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Sc CHOLARS ON A TRIP.

Bridgevi.e. June The graduating
class of Bridgeville high school left Thurs
dav for Washington. .. 6 where the,
,yiI spend several days visiting points Of
interest
Those who compose the party ar: :
Principal John F llningcr Estol J..
Atkinson. Helen Mae Butler Elizabeth
ArvIlla Curry Ruby Belle Hill Ruth
Swain Jones. Margaret Elizabeth Moore.
Helen Caroline Newton. Julia Ray.
Mamie Graham Still, Nancy Belle Truitt,
Frank JOSEPH Wiley
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under a four-ycar course, and n recent
communication from County Superin-
tendent Wilbur II. Jump states TINT in
view of the preparation TO carry out con-
solidation, the State Board of Education
has placed this school in The State APP
proved high schools of the first-class group.
The local Board of Education has Sc
cured Hon. H. b. Wells of Bordcntown,
\. j., to deliver the address of the evening
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GROWING in MEMBERSHIP.

Dover. June Washington Camp,
No. y, p. o. s OF A. of Dover is becoming
one of the most active and aggressive
camps in the State.
With membership Of but few months
ago. of less than fifty, il has now grown TO
nearly 90. having initiated class OF 26
new members at its latest meeting.
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Societies Of the First Baptist Church and
the Second Baptist Church viii hike 20
the farm residence Of MIR. and Mrs. Hiek
man Hewitt, about two miles from this
city on the Wilmington road The two
organizations will be entertained with
lawn party
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MIDDLETOwN HIGH SCHOOL.

Middletown June ) The senior eias-
of the Middetowu high school vii hold
class day exercises al the New Century
Club next Tuesday evening Commence
ment exercises will Le held IN the Opera
House Wednesday evening June z
This i The first class ID be graduated
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PROPERTY PURCHASERS.

Seaford, June 5 William O. Covey
has purchased of George H. Huston a
dwelling in West Seaford, and John
Toomey has purchased Of Representative
j T.. Lloyd, a home in Blades.
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a few Gandys have been sold for more
than $40 per crate.
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exception u few details. H. Is one of me
most modern and finely equipped banking
buildings on the Eastern Shore
heavy shower, Ihurstlay aftenoDny
did world Of good 20 the corn and wheas
crops, which had been suffering for rab.
for several days County roads hnd be-
come ~ dusty as ~ summer
Mrs Ward Smith and daughter ~
Wilmington ARE visiting her sister Mrs.
Ada Dyer, on Maple avenue. Chester
town
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The coal resources ~ France contained
IN deposits lying a. depth of not more
than 3.937 feet are estimated st 1919
600. 600 tons, and Al depth of 5, 9O5 feet
at ~ 600, 900 900 tons