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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-06

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Thirty-three United States Senators
are to be elected this fail. OF the re-
firing SeIs tors 18 are Democrats and
Is Republicans. The election Of these
Senator'S determine the political COM
plexion of the senate under new
administration.
Miss Adams, the advance agent of
the Chautauqua will be here on Mon
day evening, August 9th, and will be
glad to meet the guarantors at the
Times Building at 8 o'clock p. m
Opening day of the Chautauqua will
be Saturday, September 4th.
County Agent Fuller is equipped to
treat a limited number of bushels Of
seed barley for smut This treatment
will reduce the farmers loss due to
smut to less than one per cent. A
card viii bring the County Agent to
your farm.
Mrs. Hetta Wil1et, wife OF Amos
Wi1let, died July 26 at the family resi-
dence along the Ianeytown road,
three miles from Littlestown. Death
was due to cancer of the stomach. She
was aged So years. Mrs. Annie Study.
near Humps Station, is a daughter Of
the deceased.
A marriage license was issued in
Baltimore to Louis G. Rem, of Fred
erick, and Mary W Roap, Of Keymar.
The wedding announcement comes as
a surprise to the friends of the couple.
Mr.. Rem stated that the ceremony
had been performed in Baltimore on
December 26, 1919, and was perform
ed by Rev L. NJ. Zimmerman, Of the
Lutheran church. The event had beer
kept secret.
Maryland is no poverty-stricken ter
ritory, according to the latest esti-
mate of the number Of income tax
payers in the state Better than that,
Maryland is enjoying greater de-
gree of prosperity than the country
as a whole, if recent information
emanating from Washington is cor
rect. Inquiries at the Office of the
Collector of Internal Revenues show
that there are. in. Maryland between
100000 and 100000 income taxpayers.
The top and upholstering of the
large Hudson Super Six automobile
of MIR. Geo. w. Albaugh was burned
Wednesday morning in CarroIls N.
Lockard's Garage, East Green street.
igniting from a defective wire on the
machine The car was IN the stor-
age room with a number of others.
The fire was extinguished after the
cloth top was completely burned away
and the backs Of the Two seats The
fire company was called The car was
in the shop for some repairs. The ma
chine was being cleaned about the
motor with gasoline when the fire
Shot up. Edward Helwig had buck
ct of gasoline thrown upon him in
mistake for water. which caused his
pants to ignite The contents of a
fire extinguisher was used on his
trousers before the fire was exiting
uished. He was burned but not
badly.
A Buick six owned bg Mr.. Bow
ers,. at Ladies' burg, went down the
steep bank st Mr. Geinafi3s, near this
city, on the Taneytown roSd sSatb1s
day afternoon. Mr., Bowers and four
occupant were putting the Curtains
on the car as it twas running along.
Mr. Bowers turned to hook d curtain
when the car ran off the road and
down the bank The car turned over
twice. The occupants were not in
.iured. K1ee q FToff's derrick raised the
car up and brought It back on the
road. The car was only slightly dam
aged. aM
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-06


Mr. Robert Long, Tannery, has ac-
cepted a position with Gwynbroolz
DistiIlery, near Owings Mill.
Mr.. John shaw, Of Baltimore, was
a guest of his sisters, Mrs. E. o.
Weant and Mrs. E. J. Sponseller, this
city.
Mr. John Long and Mr., Albert Long,
of Baltimore we're Sunday guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Long, Tannery.
All trains to Baltimore Saturday
evening delayed from one to two
hours by a rear-end freight collision
on the W. M. r. at Smithburg.
Mr.. Arthur Barber, this city, is en-
pIoyed as manager of the Eldersburg
Garage, conducted by Mr.. Conway,
owner of the Gwyn Oak bus line.
Lawrence Doyle, near Finksbugg,
through the Earle Wells Company,
real estate agents, this city, has sold
his farm of 244 acres with stock, farm
implements and crops to Joseph
Formwalt, this city.
Carlos Felix Diaz, former Mexican
Minister to Bolivia, was found at the
point of death from bullet wound in
Mexico City Sunday in hotel. 4
woman was found in his room after
the shooting. He died shortly after
ward.
After two years experience in car
rying the mail by airplane the post
Office department announces that the
method has proved economical It
is claimed that the air service be-
tween New York and Chicago has re-
suited in a saving of more than $780,
600 year.
In default Of $1,000 bail. James |
Peer, SO years old, a locomotive en-
gineer on the Baltimore e Ohio Rail-
road. was committed to Jail for having
a still set up in his home on Sandy
Hook Hill, Brunswick. He had been
running the still for six months, it
was SAID. '-.s1-..-.-'ssr'-.'ss .,--.----s'
I pTnirtseR skulls believed to be
those of Indians, were unearthed on
the farm of Lars o. Pjelle, near Bar
rett, Mimi Pjelle discovered the
skulls when he pulled UP the stump
Of what had been a, huge oak tree, be-
lieVed To be more than 100 years old.
One skull had an arrowhead imbedded
in it. lig 1ni3.
Justice Walsh yesterday heard the
Jacob T. Myerly on the charge Of
assault. Myerly glampooned Miller in
a dispute over some land. From
Mi1ler's appearance Myerly certainly
Dunctuated his words with good re-
suit. Both are well known men liY-
ing at Detour.
] Frank w. Watts, of Baltimore, vii
appear before Justice Walsh Monday
evening for a hearing. Watts, il
seems, is held responsible for the in
juries, received by Misses May and
Rose Geiman and Mary Degenhard, Of
Baltimore, on the Meadow Branch
road Sunday evening, July 25, wher
three automobiles tried to take up
alIothe road and part Ola hill side, IT
DR.. Jose Arenas, a Cuban dentist
and reputed to have been wealthy
DdCHe1OI, Was SuOI three eluiSS anu
killed in his luxurious apartment New
York, Saturday night, following what
police believe was a fight over Ruth
Jackson, 20Syears old, a chorus girl
The girl was shot in the breast and
is unconscious at a hospital A. G..
Mercio Marti, 20, another Cuban, re-
ceiyed a flesh wound in the arm. Jeal
ousy was the cause of the shooting.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-06

Distribution of the $1,000 reward
offered by the County Commissioners
Of Frederick County for the capture of
Clarence Wallace, burglar and muir
derer of Leo Creager is still pending
in court. There are nine claimans for
the reward.
Max Freese, day cook and manager
of the Hunter Hotel in South Pekin,
ILL.,, was literally carved to death
Monday night by his wife, Bessie, and
after she was assured he was dead,
she cut her own throat. Her weapon
was a 14-inch butcher knife, sharpen
ed to a razor e0Se:
Kniplow, 13-vgar-old Stallion,
was the beneficiary named insthe $40
900 war insurance policy carried by
Harry K. Thurman, of Memphis,
Tenn, and his aunt, Mrs. Mary Mitch
ell, of Buffalo, is complying with the
terms of thsepolicy Thurman died in
action overseas.
A concrete State road Is feet wide
is being built through the town of
Manchester at cost Of about $35, 600.
This will connect with the macadam
road to Westminster on the west and
with the Pennsylvania line on the
north. Thomas, Bennett & Hunter
! are the contractors
A small fortune in pork went up in
smoke when lightning struck a barn
on large farm near independence.
Mo-, owned by C. E. Malone. Follow
ing the bolt. the structure which shell
tered LOO hogs. was totally destroy
ed by fire. Neither the building nor the
hogs, which had been taken to the
farm to be dipped" was covered by
Insurance.
Rowing across the Ma. oni River in
a coffin which he had dug up in the
cemetery, and using the grove dig
gers spade as paddle, Albert Juge
escaped from the convict settlement
at Laurent, French Guinea, where he
was serving a 20-year sentence. He
was recaptured in Paris.
Three sets Of twins, one set of trip
lets and recent arrivals in the form
of bankruptcies, all but one of whom
are living, is the antirace-suicide rec
ord achieved by Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict
Lecroix, of Putnam Conn, in their
six years of married life Medical
men believe the record to be unparal-
1eled in the history of civilized life.
Lightning struck IL e barn of Amos
Graham, near Beaver Dam, tenanted
by his son, Charles, Juiv "a, burning
it to the ground together with five
horses and one colt, the grain crop
and large lot OIL hay Unfortunately
no enc was home when the fire occur
red, which had gained too much head
way when reached by neighbors to
save any of the horses.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-06
BRIEFS

The Westminster orchestra played
at Union Bridge Monday night for q
dance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-06

The Westminster orchestra played
at Union Bridge Monday night for q
dance.
Deputy Sheriff William Byers has
resigned mis- position under Sheriff
Bloom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Myers, Of
Baltimore, spent the weeks end with
I his mother.
The Grace Lutheran Sunday school
held its picnic in Snowden's woods
Tuesday. 1t was day of enjoyment.
Operator Frank T. Butler is en-
joying an outing at the Forest and
Stream Camp on the Monocacy River
this week.
A 30-pound turtle on whose she'll
was carved the numerals 1887" was
caught by Patrotman Hugh McNiff
while fishing in S, dbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Miller,
East Green street, have returned to
their home after spending the month
OF July at Mr. Naife.s, Bennings.
The blisteFing sun is, charged with
ignftiIig 4 II, 600 gallon tank of gaso-
line at the plant of the United Access
. series goniRaAy in.:the Narro WIS, Va.
Mrs Thepdois YingIngs of Han,
over, Pa, was entertaitedE BY Mr. and
Mrs. Joseuh Myers M 8 lande MyeTly
and Mr.. David K.suffmap, of Pleasant
Valley. Il
Miss Eugie Fou'sa East Main
street, is being entertained by her
sister, Mrs. M A. Gill, Philadelphia,
and Mrs Buckley Morton, West Chess
ter, Pa.
Raymond Coppersmith of Maryland
appeared before Burgess Mumper, OF
Hanover. Pa. who gave him hearing
on the charge of speeding. A fine OF
$40 was imposed.
Mr.. Joseph Myers, of Baltimore,
formerly of this cft!, is spending his
vacation in Canada. He is impressed
very much with some of the habits
tie country follows.
Four of the bandits who held
up and robbed the Farmers State
Bank at Grass Lake, Mich, were cap
filred by a sheriff,s posse which sur
rounded them at Wolff Lake.
3erusalenas BachLaans q nion SUM
day school will hold a lawn social at
Horace A. Leppo's Saturday evening
A1@4sf IA Band Of music will be on
hand to enliven the evening. AL well
come
Three years Of andefing IN the
Eauanfains 40f $ oathe Oregon in ef-
f0ffs to escape u Ell Of eKad ding the
gselecEige a aft were ended July 20
Nth Alfred Fatti 6, 2 years old, IA TrnS
en-, in Jail at PorfI ma, oregon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
WOLF TRAIL

Mr. Powell Daley is on the sick list,
Master Holman ]. Mcmillan has
been on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cotton made a
recent visit in Madison.
Mr.. and Mr. Mart Davis entertain
ed number 81 relatives Sunday
Mrs. Robert Sowcrs spcn, the day,
Wednesday with Mrs.. John Daley
Mrs. Homer Ray spent one day re
Gently with Mrs Elijah Mcmillan.
Miss Jessie r. Ray Was the guest Of
Miss Thelma simpson Friday night
Miss Flora Mag Price Of Lancaster
spent the last weekend with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and MR.. Hunter DAVIS enter
tanned number Of young folks Fri
day evening
Miss Bert Daley returned from
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
MARKSBUKY
IItIaVcd

Mr Z i.5n has purchased new
Buick Car
Miss Mae lson b, visiting relatives
- Midway and Lexington.
Nj, Emily Bourne 81 West Ian
caster spent the week end with Miss
Alice sutton
Ms. Susie Holcms, 81 Crab Or
,harI has been VISITING Miss Dean
Hunter.
The Missc, Curtis and Howard Ed
wards were v,i;ors at Buckeye sun
day Afternoon
Nc,,rs Ou,r and Lewis Claunch.
= Somerset nave returned from a
usIt TO Miss Ola poolin.
Nj, Nelson who mas been ys.'.ng
friends 20 Lancaster has returned 20
conclude visit 90 the Misses E.ys-
ton
Mr. Troy Horr,r. Of Lexington re
Gently moved into th, community 70
run the garage for his uncle. Mr.. Ryle
ison
Miss Alice sutton entertained on
Thanksgiving IN honor 81 Misses Dora
and Callc Scott and Mis- Emily
Bourne.
Mr. and MIR, Victor Price and
iaGl 1tcr. Mar, ~ Burgin spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. =. u.
sutton.
Nr AVID Mr.. T T Pollard enter
tanned a number o. guests at de
rgh;fll six o'clock dinner party
Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mr.. Edd Naylor entertain
ed In honor q Mr.. q. I. Naylor and
son. ~ Cincinnati at sin o'clock
dinner Thanksgiving.
Nj HorTc Mil temporarily occupies
a house ON Mr. Ben Robinson's farm
until he gets possession Of the house
he rented from Mr. Geo. Shears for
the ensuing year
Miss Evans, teacher Of the Brlghts
Bend School gave "a pie supper last
Saturday night Twelve pies and
two boxes candy brought si5. Miss
Ola Doolin received the compliment
tary box of candy.
Misses virgie and Pearl Hogue, Of
Georgetown. Miss Ola Won, Of George
town. Mr.. and Mrs Stallard Hin and
children. q Midway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Troy Hogue, Mr. Denver ison
we're guests Of Miss Mae lson Thanks
giving.
Misses Stella Doiy, Sadie Doolin,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09

!, ,gh ne Huffman an Ola Dooln
wl give Joint Rec tal" n The
-0ue ~ NJ Doty the afternoon 81
Dec 18th Ms Doty vii receive a
certificate for 'hc completion = 2nd.
-,adc % mathematics graded course.
Also Ms Sadie Doolin certificate
frr finishing primary course.
\ argc tobacco barn owned by Mr.
T. & McNhor'cr went up IN flames
Saturday morning. Jno UPTON, n
cnaut on the farm lost his farming
implements and MI of this year crop
u tobacco when the barn burned.
1, Is supposed that the fire original
ed from the fuc IN the stripping room
Mr. tpton's loss was not complete
as he had an Insurance 81 Sl.40O.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
GUY
Delayed

Mrs wm. walker continues III.
Mn Green Poynter has pneumonia.
Mr. Geo. Naylor. who has pneu-
monia is improving.
MIR. Henry la,er has about recov-
cred from his recent Illness.
Mrs. James Yantis was a visitor Of
Mrs Robcr, Layton recently.
Miss Sallie Merida spen, Thursday
with little Miss Louise Henry.
Mr. Harry u. Rice spent the pas,
weekend in Richmond with relatives.
MIR. Carrie Davidson spent Thank
giving with Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Rec.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred poynter and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Poynter Sunday.
Miss Ethel llendriks, Of Birming-
ham. Ala. is visiting Misses Beulah
and Elizabeth Nater.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Parks Of Spring
field has been visitors recently Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry later.
Master Earl Clark Of the Lexington
road was the guest Thanksgiving Of
Master Milton Henry.
Mr and Mrs. Robert later. had for
their guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09

Lancaster Saturday evening after a
del attyi ys.
Master Edward Tcatcr was a visi-
tor q Mr. and Mrs Hugh Mohcrlcy
Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Mcmillan and
son were guests Of Mr. and Mn. WI
Der, Daley Sunday.
Hr and Mrs Joe Ray. Mcssrs Bilh,
Fam and Clcllan Daley mortored TO
Lexington Monday
NJ Noel McCulley los, valuable
horse last week. caused by getting
one Of It's legs broken.
Mr. and Mrs Hunter DAVIS and lit
tie daughter spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs x z Price, near Lowel.
Miss Lucy Long returned to her
home near kirksville Saturday after
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
Hiram Land.
Mr. Irwin Simpson and daughter,
Mss Thelma. motored 10 Richmond
Saturday TO see Mr.. Dock Simpson.
who Is very III.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Howard and
ah ,drcn 81 Madison. spent the week
en-. with Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Mober-
les and MIR and Mrs Carl Moberley.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
DOGS IN BELL PAY
MORE TAX THAN
COAL.
Remarkable Condition
f,FirFu.l Pruauetns County 10
Told Nv Bob Grove

30 g.. County. the hon. -
-r...f O.. Eo-soIt, coal operator
H.. Sp...,r - 90, House y Repre-
-.-tatys.. 90, yielding more 10 taxes
% ,te stat, than are the many neh
coal mine. and their equipment m the
,oIuty
Th,s statement Was made recently
r., Eobcr, T Grove. l.aGrangc, form
q, Spcaser - t1, House. and author
q production coo. tax h.ll which was
.....d m ,f, House u Representa-
sy,s durlu. trc 1917 special SESSION
- ,fc Icr,.I.,ur, asa which Was de
'raic4 IN 90, Senate
~ Cr,~, j. an advocate Of Ton
a.g. ,ay an coal Hc also - cham
mon % good road, movcm,ni, and "H-
.,e.t,s q sp,sia. session ~ the legs
rstur, winter 10 t-c interest - good
-onds. b, .aid recently, provided me
legislator, can be- committed ~ al
.anc, 20 q 'trrag, Tax on coal
Referring 90 recent interview from
Mr. Ro~Nurta u which B, saii Pc Mas
.s.-r rToh, - - a ton on coal
aiken from me mines MIR Grove SAID
a, .1., h.s tonnage tax hl' Was
20 a., I,g sla;ur, representative Of
q coz mining interests appeared ne
~. IA, committee considering u and
.cy would be satisfied with a prohi
q 10 cent. ton on coal. In vac"
u ,r. fact that the coal operators are
low making twenty times that prohi,
rev could well afford 20 pay a pro-
action .aX 81 10 ccnts a ton az ne
rr,fent rme. Mr.. Grove said.
Becau.. coal prices are abnormal
l.t nov and ar, bound To recede.
cutting profits, Mr. Grove would not
ave ~, legislature provide for a ny
Ga tonnage tax on coal. Instead he
said he would favor law empower
ing the State Tax Commission TO hx
the amount Of tax to III conditions
the minimum 10 cent?.
Were a production tax imposed on
coal, the yield annually would be SUI
neent 10 pay the interest ON $780,
OeO, 900 bonds for roads, in the opin-
ion Of Mr.. Grove, and create q sink
iny fund for retirement Of the bonds
,ysntual.:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09

'rs-. and children
Mr. and Mr.. Nathan simpson. %
Madison spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mr.. Alex killion.
Mr. ana Mr.. Henry Tuttle and
Miss naysie Runnells spent Saturday
IN Lancaster with relatives.
Miss Pearl Cummins has returned
home after visit TO Miss Le,tio and
Grace Long near McCreary.
Mr. and Mrs ollie Graham and
baby. William Milton were visitors
Sunday Of Mesdames Milton and c. Y.
Henry.
Mrs Jim Day Of the Pleasant Hill
vicinity ,pen, Wednesday with her
daughter, Mrs. Tom Doolin and Mr..
Doolin.
Mr. ANA Nh, VIM. Emery AMI lit
tie daughter. Ruth. II Lancaster were
Sunday visitors IL Mr.. and Mrs. T. l..
Yantis
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sutton were the
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John
sutton and sister, Miss Fannie. Of the
Crab Orchard read.
Mr. and Mrs. Bascom Pelphery and
attractive daughter, Miss nellie. wer,
entertained sunday NJ the home II
NJ and Mr.. James lantis.
~ Nr Beazley, Of Somerset and
ir and Mrs. Vim. Kinder and hand.
some baby. Ruben Harris, spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Milcy Beazlcy
Mr. anu Nfs. Z. II Ward and three
little sons. of Nirksvlle. were the
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Ward and Mrs. e n. Henry,
Mr. and Mrs. Lane. and little son
and charming daughters, Misses Flon-
ME and Savannah spent Sunday at
Buckeye with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
pendle,on.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
GOLD MEDIA.
NAkalE lo On
Hs11HAN %

The worlds standard fer,,dy Cor these
ctsotder,. will oi,1u ward OF fs-.- 81.
eases and sucngthsn the bn'v re-.'.s'
further attacks. Three Sizes. E; drug .'s'a.
ls.k fss he ssr = Cs'A A,s..l os ssssy boz
sssd . -at M tsssafioa
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUNDOWN
Missouri Lady Suffered Until She
Tried Cardui.-Says "Result
Was Surprising. Got Along
Fine, Became Normal
and Healthy.

Springfield Mo.-"My hack was 20
weak could hardly stand up. aad
would have bearing down Pains and
was not well At any time" says Mrs.
u. V. Williams. wife Of wellkuown
farmer on Route 4. this place. 81
kept getting headaches and having va
20 10 ted. continues Mrs. Williams
describing the troubles from which
shc obtained relief through the use o.
Cardui. My husband. having heard
OF Cardui. proposed getting II for me.
Il saw after taking sone Cardni
that ! VAS improving. The result
was surprising. ! felt like "a different
person.
Later | suffered from weakness
and weak back. and felt an rundown.
! did not rest we'll az nirht. I was 20
nervous and cross. My husband said
be would ret me some Cardui. which
he did. II strengthened me My
doctor said got along fine. ] was Ia
good healthy condition. 7 cannot
say too much for H.
Thousands OF women have suffered
as Mrs. Williams describes. until they
found relief from the use OF Cardui.
Since u has helped IA many. you
should not hesitate to try Cardui u
troubled with womanly ailments.
For sale everywhere. ES
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09

The high price Of lumber has pro
duced a, least one beneficial result.
People no longer carry chips on their
shoulder.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09

No. We decline To take a straw vote
a. who j. the most charming young
lady IN this community. They are all
entitled To first prizes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09

Those hundreds Of thousands Of
immigrants who are pouring into this
country know good thing when they
sec il. So do our undertakers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09

s fellow hereabouts proudly boasts
that he goes to bed with the chickens
and gets up with the birds. But we,
however. prefer a different bedf.llow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09

Honesty. Of course, - the best poll
cy, but i, is not always the most pro
fitahle.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-30
STATE AND, PENINSULA

The directors Of the Nr1t National
Bank Of Dover voted to increase its
capital to $3.50, 900.
Georgetown IL without coal, and it is
claimed that the price Of the next ship
ment win be around $40 ton.
Delaware people are enjoying straw
berries, lima beans and string beans be.
cause Of the lateness Of the season.
Milton. has been unable to engage a
police officer and the citizens are con-
templating forming q vigilance COM
mittee.
The graduating exercises for the Wa
mington Homeopathic Hospital Train
ing School for Nurses were held Tues
day night.
A site for the proposed labor temple
in Wilmington was purchased last Sat
.urday for sos, 600. according to- an
nouncement Monday.
The Board Of Education Of Milton is
endeavoring to purchase site for the
new $50, 900 school to be presented to
the town by Pierre 8. dupont.
William K. Wilson, of Wilmington.
was elected grand chancellor of the
Knights OF Pythlas OF Delaware at the
annual meeting in Wilmington recently.
Joseph T. Hopes. who recently pur-
chased the fine farm of William S. Col
Inns, on Chester river near Chestertown,
Nd, has COW for which he says he
refused 1900.
The open season for shooting ducks
in southern Delaware opened last Sat
urday and, according to sportsmen,
ducks are plentiful along the bay
shores, and rivers near the coast towns.
Gamers in lower Delaware have COM
menced to pack pears and from indIca-
lions the season will be successful one
for them as the crop is large and the
fruit of fine quality. Fifteen cents the
basket is the price being paid for pears
delivered at the factories.
Seaford Gamers are running their
canneries on sweet potatoes and thous-
ands of baskets are being put in cans.
This gives employment to hundreds of
people. It also means the using of not
only prime potatoes but seconds and
culls can be utilized, which means that
farmers can get rid Of seconds and culls
on q profitable basis.
Middletown transcript., 1920-10-30
Got Her Good Health Out Of a Bottle

Mrs. Edward Raifsnider, Wabash, Ind.
says that she owes her good health to
Chamberlain Tablets. She suffered
from distress after eating AID cons'ipa.
ton and was completely cured by the
use Of these tablets.