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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mercury Fell 25 Degrees During
the Night, Accompanied by
Snow and High Wind.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Spcriai Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, Jan. 3.--New Castle
appeared to be the centre of an extremely
cold wave this morning, the temperature
fallen from 25 yesterday to 5 during the
night. Much ice formed. There was n
snow furry last night, accompanied by n
gale.
The services at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will he conducted by
the pastor, Rev. s. b. Wylie. The topic
of the morning sermon will be "Resolu-
tions for the New Year" The evening
subject will he "The Doing of Small
Things" Sunday school will meet at
80 o'clock.
Rev, J. R. Bicking. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will have
couraging One Another An opportunity
will be- gwen at this service to those who
wish to join She church. Communion
will also be administered. In the evening
at 730 o'clock, the subject viii hc THE
Measure of Gods Love"
On Tuesday evening the probaiioners'
class will be entertained by MIR Blcking
The pastor extends To every member and
friend Of the church his best wishes for n
prosperous and happy New Year.
Tho SanCtity OF Vows will be the
topic at the II o'clock service of the
Baptist Church tomorrow, followed by
the Lords Supper At the 80 service
suggestions will bc received from the
congregation NJ to "Iiow the church may
have successful new year during 1920. !"
by the pastor, Rev George Streets.
Alexander Slbocz, arrested for the
violation OF traffic rulas, was fined $40
and costs after o hearing in the mayors
Office last night
4 meeting Of the Delaware branch ut
The Century Club will bc held in the
clubhouse on Tuesday Richard s
Rodney will be the main speaker His
subject WILL be Delaware
Victrpas. Records Bndgcwnter Adv
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NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Little Boy in Serious Condition
From Drinking Coal Oil in
Mistake for Water.
IN JAIL FOR AN ASSAULT
Acorn Club of Seaford Gives Pleas
ing Reception to Male Friends
of Members.

Special Correspondeucp of Every Evening
Seaford. Jan 3.-Thursday night the
members of the Acorn Club entertained
their husbands and male friends at their
club room Pine and King streets. The room
vas artistically decorated and brilliant
ly lighted.
The program was opened with selec-
tion by the Seaford orchestra, led by
Charles VanI.eer. Rev. J. H. Warren,
pastor OF 81 Johns NJ. Z. Church, dc
iivered brief address IN which he con-
gratulated the club on the great work ac-
complishcd There was singing by the
Choral Club, composed Of the following
Miss Mildred Matthews, Miss Ethel Robin
son, Mrs j. Harry Anthony, Mrs. Ho-
ward Morgan, Miss Letitia Ross, Mrs.
Milton James. Miss Corinne Warren,
Miss Ruby Burton. Mrs. Will White.
Mrs Ella Emery and Mrs. 5. $. Gray
members of the club.
Miss Myra Rulcy, daughter rf Rev.
r. f. Ruiey, delighted the audience with
several fine recitations. Miss betitia Ross
sang several selections spcndidly.
Several members Of the Hobbs " Long
sndykc minstrels were present, and l..
Avery Hobbs was called upon for a song
and dance act He responded, and while
refreshments were being served he de-
lighted the audience with comic songs and
dancing
Mrr \ J. Stein, president of the Club,
bad charge Of the entertainment.
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RFUOBOTH BEACH.

Sp~a-iaI Correspondence of Every Evening
Rehoboth leach, Jan New Year $
Dav was ushered IN with = great deal Of
NOISE and mcrvimenL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :. Horn enter
tanned their friends and their son : friends,
who are here for The holidays, at = dinner
Wednesday Fhc guests aud callers in
the evening waited 70 usher IN the New
Year appropriately.
Or and Mrs. Howard Riggln and chill
drrn az Ne0 York City visited MIR and
Mrs 4. + RigCin this weck
4 very pretty Christmas service was
held At All SAINTS = L. Church, sunday
evening. with box of candy gwen to the
school children after the service.
NJ and Mrs. Edmund Mitchell ol Viii
rningtou came hero Wednesday TO spend
New Year At their cottage
Mr and Mrs u r. Shaw and Mrs. VII
liam Fl Hammond of Wilmington sTent
Ncw Years herr.
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small leather bag and hunting among his
papers chose a small square slip on which
he wrote hurriedly few words Rolling
il up he handed IL N the Sultan IN the form
Of pill asying.
let rny Lord the King swallow this
pill before lying down 20 sleep and the
dream will follow"
i he Sultan was greatly pleased and
ordered the seller ~ dreans 10 bc PIT into
prison for the night, 80 that il his prorliss
81 the dream came true, he might have thc
happiness Of beng released in the morning;
aud IL not, then suffer for his presumption
by being thoroughly bcaten, or perhaps
hanged
That night, on going 70 bed The sultan
swallowed the paper pill and almost i'm
necIlately fell asleep Nor did he awake
tall the sun had rlsen hut he never dream
ed at al EIe rose refreshed, and bic
Flave-girls threw open the easements of
hs windows The birds we're singing IN
the trees and below ms balcony lay
paradise of howcrg RlisteninR m the sun
light lie ordered his favOrite hor~ To
be gadded and summoned his hawker
and his huntsneH, with their greyhouRds
and their falcons, % await him at the
palace gate and a little later rode forth
bD tlft f1lttof ~ ANlhtAff fiE ItttIfit2A ~
the paiAce and AZ he entered hls c0urtlers
and ms vizlcrs bowed 70 the ground and
cricd, May the life II our lord the
King be blessed A. hc seated hipsrN
upon his throne the Great High Chamber
lain aaid, My lnrd the W,sc Mon
cravc an audience, and the sultan re-
piled. let them enter In fear they
entered, knowing that they must giYe an
answer tn fhf. (Ilfss3tl9n IF fhe fruit and
they bowed their heads to 'hc ground
and the Cadi n Cadis said
Ny Lord The KING. W. bavr spcn. 3
day and night 10 containing amongst
ourrelves and ~ studying tho ~r'ttngs ~
What about interrupted the uiltan.
"On the question ny Lord II the
forbidden fruit whether il Eaa = pome,-
grRnate or AZ grange
Realiv. repled the srlitau. "you scern
to have wasted a ulnst Innccfesayy amount
of time oyer mort trivial question Bs
careful n employ your tirne better in
tho future BE gone
"A the Wlae Men lcft The audi-ncr
hall the sultan turned 10 his chamberlain
aod said. There i seller of dreams
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GETTING AUTO LICENSES.

ru-clsi Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. Jsn The FIVE days of grace
shovel sutouobIr owners - secure
hrenseS and tAgx, has proved advantage
Gus. not only u tie owners OF machines
t,ut n the oliioe of the Secretary Of State,
winch eererally Is crowded the last das Or
tuo Of the Old year by applicants FOR
hcsnses The number Of applicants on
the last dsy Of the old year were not 50
numerous as in former wears
Msnv applications have been made
sincs the first of the year and as The 1--WE
Gay llrnlt vii not expire until Monday st
midnight. II Is thought the public VII be
vel .slnuled nv that ting
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DANCE AT BRTDGEvHLE.
Special Correspondence u Every Eveninr

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Bridgcvslic. Jan g. Miss Odcli Gray
gave an inForlnaI dance a. number u
her friends at her home, Fdgevood, near
to1n, Thursday night Music was fur
rished hy d PLAYER piano. The nome was
holly
Among gncsts were Ethel NcTadden.
Scw Norb. bzabcth Fnoks n iIrnington.
HarrIct Wilson Milford Elizabeth
Currcv Ann Cahsn Dorothy Russ Sallic
Harris. Ilenua Harris LllIiap Sudler. Mar
garet Layton. I,ols Ward Maud oudler.
81 Rulcevlllc Hale Harrison, Bill Ares.
az Berlin. Md Hslstead Iavtou. George
town Marvil Wilson. Milford. Mr.
Tazlor. SaE,sbury. Md. Fred Burton.
Scsford Mir R,oks3v Virginia: Brad
ford Jones Edward ! LAYTON, Ira Lewis
Miles McSslck William Cannon. Harold
Williams John Bickcrson, Rndgcville
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Bertha Shrank. also of Wilmington, Miss
Grassland wore a navy blue satin dress
with black satin hat. and Miss Shrank
wore a brown velvet suit with hat to
match Both bridesmaids carried pink
carnations and ferns. William ]. Bryson,
brother Of the groom, was his best man,
and Parker Grassland and Leland Money
were ushers. The church was decorated
with potted plants and green's.
Mr. and Mrs. Pryson left after the
ceremony for trip to Elisaheth, n. j.
They viii be given reception at MIR.
Crosslands home upon their return on
January o.
This is the third wedding that has taken
place in the brides family recently; her
father, George ID. Grassland, and her
brother, Howard Grassland, both having
married this winter
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Run DOWN BY AN AUTO.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
DO yer, Jan s. Dr r s. Stephens. while
crossing l0ockcFman street near Bradford
street, last evening. was run INTO by an
automobile driven hy pr + K, Steele
and severely shaken up, also sustaining
bruises on the right leg and side.
Because Of the heavy traffic on Locker
man street nj the time of the accident and
the fact tha, pr stephens had awaited
until two or three machines had passed
hv, he did not see the approaching machine
az pr Steele
Or Steele fooS Dr Stephens 70 his home
and medical aid vas rendered
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WEDDINGS At sT. GEORGES.

,G,sas.i Correspondence ~ Every Evening
MIddie.own Ian > Miss flna
fiorence Grassland. daughter of George
d Grassland u near Mt ] Ieas-
Ant and Joseph Blggs Bry-on.
son Of Mr. and Mrs William BrysoD III
near Middletown, werr married In 81
Georges Presbyterian Church. Wednes-
dsy afternoon al $50 O'Clock by Rev
J X Milhgan, pastor of the church The
bride, who AS gwen il marriage by her
father worf 3 dark 5lle triootine travel
ing sui- with blacE hat and black fox
furs and carried white roses. The brides-
maid TCcrc Miss Eclas Grassland 81 VII
saslAssoD. 3 C0LslD " The brsde and Miss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
THIEVES At SEAFORD.

sp4sta} Correspondence of Every Evening
~caiord lan 3 Thieves forced IN
entrance iuto tho oyster house II ] p
Robinson 4 Co. Thursday night and
stole SO in money and a quantity OF
stamps The safe was left unlocked by
the firm but the money and stamps were
locked in one 81 the drawers Tins tile
thieves broke open and secured the money
and stamps. Valuable papers were found
strevn on the floor this morning wneu the
proDrietors entered the office
The 1hlevcs alSo visited the oyster
house ot II II Stevens & Co bur werr
evidently jrlghtfned away before Sc
curing ANYTHING oi value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
SUDDEN DEATH or A BOY.

Spss1sl Correspondence of Every Evening
Blackbird Jan 3-Walter A Watson
Jr. aged l. years. son Of Walter A Wat
son died suddenly Thursday night AZ the
hoLne of his grandfather " A Watson
- . merchant aere
Ths hoy had Oesan sicl several months,
a. the result oi scarlet fever which left
1Im with a hear trouble but bis death
4rne ss . surprl4t Id Was lovable lad
lie MI b. buried in oelbyville. where hIs
IDcIe Iollcy " Murray of the STATE
ladustrlsl Accident Board lives
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LEGISLATIVE JOURNALS.

sp.a1AJ Correspondence Of Fvpry Evening
Dover. JsD S.-An lnstallnaent Of the
senate and House journals of the 1919 ses-
son OF the Delaware Le9slzrure. which
s3journed the latter psrr Of March, has
been received by State Librarian " uley
and are being sent 70 the members Of the
tvo houses and other State officials
The auditing committnc. or Little
legislature vhich meets IN January
IN the of vxsr. wil convene here or
TUESDAY Jsnuary ~. for organisation and
to audit sccurtS o. the State officers.
TToe cormitt4- includes .he following
Senator'S R,ctards and Eollctt aDG Rep
-cscntatIveS Gregg ClcnQanlel end ~her-
eoroei
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FIRE QUICKLY SUPPRESSED.

Dover, Jan. 3-Fire yesterday after
noon, ST the home OF Nr Dyer. on South
Governors avenue, near Lnockcrman
street, resulted in the burning of part of
two doors and of the wood work The
fire was cxtinguished before much damage
was done.
No one WAS at home at the time. and it
is supposed the fire originated from a
mouse or rat gGawiug matches
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HELD FOR SERIOUS ASSAULT.
spSciai Correspondence q Every Evouing

SpScial Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover jar 3 David McNatt, . young
white man living near Smyrna. was ar
rested. Yesterday aud lodged in Kent
county Jail. without bail, to await the
result Of injuries to Mark NJ 2 Scout of
Smyrna. whom lie is alleged to have a.
saulted several days ago Because az tho
condition Of hr Scout. who IS confined to
his bed with hcmorThagcs, As the result
Of the assault hail va, not permitted to
NcNatt
The assault i alleged to have bccn
committed because Mr. Scout had made
a levy on the goods Of McNatt. who owcd
hln hllI
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CHILD DRINKS COAL on

SPECIAL cspoDdenoe Of Every Evening
>eaford. lar james Boyce =
year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs Robert
Boyce near here. is il a serious condition
as q result Of drinking q quantity of coal
oil
The httle boy father mad LETT the OH
IN cup sitting on table, aud the lad,
thinking il water. Dics,ed II lp and drank
It. He was ;Aken dcathiy SICK and a
ph hys,cIau vas summoned Ills condition
as pres:arlO3Ir
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BURIED AT MIDDLETOWN.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evonir

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Mddletown, Jan. 3.-The body Of Mrs.
Mary Catherine Bailey. widow OF Josiah
F. Bailey of Philadelphia, who died on
Tuesday. was brought here on Friday for
interment in Forest cemetery, beside the
bodies of her husband and son, both Ot
whom died some years ago
Mrs Bailey was the mother OF Mrs.
John j. Cochran, Jr., who died several
wears AGO
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prison. lie fold me dream yesterday,
hut didn't dream IL, However. ! dept
very well ~ either release him Or have
him hanged whichever y No uoat
conyenie \"
For the sultan was iust mar
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FLOODS SPREAD IN FRANCE.
People Driven From Villages In Lowlnnds
Near Streams

by Associated Press 60 Every Evening
Paris, Dec. 2lScores of villages in
lowlands throughout tho country are
suffering from floods and people living
near streams have been forced to vacate
Parts Of Meaux, Mczieres and Chalon Sur
Marne are flooded, while many miles of
river lands between Sedan and Charlie
vile are under water.
No loss OF life is reported ~ yet, but
the property damage will probably he
heavy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03
NICHOLS EhRs IA

MISS Mildred Evelyn Charsha and PanI
Jerome Nichols, hoth Of this CITY. were
married bY Rev ~ h Habbart of Har-
risnr Street N u (hnrch Decernler4I
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WEDDINGS.
eI.ATr- crx.., H.;HAAs

Mlas Grace Cunningham daughter d
Mr. and Mrs + NJ Cunningham. 1912
West Second street. ana William 6 Platt,
GIG West Sixth street, were married Tues
day night n st Thomas rectarv bv
Rev. J J Connolly The BRIDE wore .
dark blue georgette crepe dress
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

SPaIal Correspondence of Fvery Evening
Flktor, Md Jan 8 Miss Reba
knight Youngest daughter o[ fhc late
William VI hujght died "Wednesday. Al
the home Of relatives u Baltimore after
Z brief illness. aged about 80 wears
Her remains we're brought 10 Flktou,
Yesterday. 8nd mterment made III Hoaa ard
street csmetarv
News has been received in TIktor Of
the death d Rev Alfred Goldsborough =
rebrcd Protestant Episcopal clergyman.
At the home of his daughter m Bridge
port, Conn. : few DAYS ago lie was 3
son Of the late Rev Robert Lloyd Colds
borough, who for many years was sta
toned N Flkton.
Miss Grace Price, entertained friends.
Yesterday afternoon, at her horne an
West Main street, Flkton
Justice SeDt:nn, dismissed thc cases
against Paul " Cameron and Allen
Poole, brought BY Sheriff seth and
Deputy 81. iii John Seth which re
suited 10 tTr 1r-sI fight week ago.
Mrs J Ernest Sail0way and Mrs
Frank Crrney of Wilmington are week
end visitors with Mrs Leroy Sykes. ~
Elktou.
An epidemic o. typhoid fever has
broken out IN Chesapeake City, four
cases beng reported there. Yesterday
Or Join Hopper OF Boston, Mass.
Is spending this week with his parents,
Mr. aud Mrs James 5 Hopper. IN
Chesapeake City
Flkton NJ + Sunday school has con-
tributed S2l0 towards the relief OF tn
suffering Armcnlans
After being closed for the past FIVE
years. Cecil paper mills, 1T Rising sun,
will resume operations within the next
few weeks operated nv Sears, Roebuck
d Co, Of Chicago, with Stewart Warlng
Is manager.
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Have Sixteen Grandchildren.

Mr.. and Mrs. John G Hawkins are the
proud grandparents Of sixteen youngsters
Five Of these were born during the last slN
months twins Of Mr. and Ms tlh,rf
T Hastings twins Of Mr. aud Mrs samuel
Hawkins and the little daughter of Nfr
and Mrs Charles 2. @tursIs Alr. apd
Mr. John { HAWKINS have fIye cHile.rea
married
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-03

Every Evenings classified advertise
uents bring results Proved by the aatis
faction Of many and will be - you ADV
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You Try an Every Evening aanl adv
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Toe bttle vizsaea man pulled or 3
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-16

William II. Taft, former President
of the United States, Is 90 years old
today,
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In THE DAYS NEWS.

Today is the fortieth birthday of
Alfred Noyes, one of the most celebrat-
ed of the present-day English poets,
and who is we'll known to Americans
by reason of his long residence on this
side of the Atlaitc and his frequent
appearance as lecturer before Amer
lean audiences. The poet was born in
Staffordshire, England, and received
his education at Exeter College, Ok
ford, While still attending college he
began contributing poems to some of
the leading English periodicals. Since
then numerous volumes of verse have
come from his pen. In 1914 Mr.. Noyes
was elected a member of the Prince
ton faculty, under agreement to de-
liver lectures at the university each
year on modern English letters. A
year ago King George decorated him
with the new "Order of the British
Empire,T for services in the cause OF
the allies.
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T0DAY'S ANNIVERSARIES.

l3S0-Charles v, who drove Edward
III. of England cut of France,
died Vincennes, Born January
81, 1887
lS55--Gort Casmir. the Swedish set
Element on the Delaware, sur
rendered to the Dutch under
Governor Stuyvesant.
l7S5-The darkness was so great in
Quebec that no person could
read at MONDAY
lSOS-The first execution of a white
man in the territory Of Louisi.
ana took place at st. Louis.
lS5S-First overland mail for Cali
fornia left st, Louis.
lS7O-The Mexican Congress was op-
ened with an address by Presi.
dent Juarez.
lS95-The National Irrigation Con
gress met in annual session al
Albuquerque, N NJ.
l91S-The Jewiph Atonement Day was
turned into a day OF rejoicing
for the recovery of Jerusalem
from the Turks
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AGED ODD FELLOW DIES.

The following is from the Fleming
Gazette:
The remains of Milford Overley ar
rived here from Lexington Saturday
morning and were taken to the local
cemetery for interment, Rev. Thos. B.
Howe conducting short services. Con-
corning his death which took place in
Lexington, the Herald of Saturday
said:
Milford w. Overley. years old, for
mer officer under General John H.
Morgan in the Confederate army, died
at his home, 256 Rand avenue, at
o'clock Friday afternoon after pro-
tracted illness. The body was moved
to the residence of his son, Charles II
Overley, 119 Woodland avenue. Mr.
Overley was the son of Jacob and Pol
ly Overley He was superintendent OF
schools at Flemingsburg for eight
years.
Throughout the Civil War he was q
first Lieutenant in the forces com.
manded by General Morgan. He was
the Oldest Odd Fellow in the state. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Oyerley: two sons, C. H
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A TOWNS FUNERAL.

A town that never has anything to
do in public way is ON the way to the
cemetery. Any citizen who will no
nothing for his town is helping to dig
the grave A man that cusses the town
is driving the hearse, The man who is
so selfish as, to have no time from his
business to give affairs, is making the
shroud. The man who will not adver-
tise is driving the hearse. The man
who is always pulling back from any
public enterprise thrown boquets on
the grave, The man who is so stingy
as to be bowling hard times, breaches
the funeral, sings the doxology And
thus the town lies buried from all
sorrow and care, - News" Downs
Kansas.
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WORKINGS OF
PROHIBITION Will
Be DISCUSSED
Conference of Prohibition Leaders To
Be Held In Washington This Month
To Discuss Experience.

The working of prohibition in the
United States will be closely observed,
and conclusions as to the practical
success of the dry laws reached by
delegates to the Fifteenth Information
al Congress Against Alcoholism,
Washington September q to 26, in
elusive. Opportunities for observation
as to the workings of prohibition will
be had by different ones of the foreign
delegates as result of lecture and
other tours which they will make in
this country. In addition to informa-
ton gained through personal observa-
ton and inquiry, the Congress itself
will take on the character fan open
forum in which there will be extensive
discussions of the practical effects of
the eighteenth amendment.
As Finland is the only nation other
than the Unuited States which is UNI
der prohibition law, the prohibition
commissioner from that country, DR.
M. Helenius Seppala, will naturally
attract much attenitno, especially as
he is to make a report on Prohibition
in Finland" On tn same day on which
Dr. Seppala appears, Thursday, Sep
TENDER %, ohm r, Kramer, prohibit
ton commissioner of the United States
will discuss prohibition in the United
States" 1t is expected that Mr.. Kra-
mer will go more fully into this sub
jeot of this occasion than at any other
time since assuming office.
The countries other than the United
States Id Finland to be represented
at the International Congress will be
represented by specialists who Will
discuss alcohol from the standpoint of
disease breeder, particularly. In
some instances, as in the case Of th
representative from Italy, Or. Eudo
Mont of Turin, many economic used
to which the wine grape may be put,
will be reported upon, pr MoHti being
a chemist of international repute.
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ALWAYS A BOOSTER.

Boost and the world boosts with you,
Knock and you're on the shelf,
For the world get sick of the one
who'll kick,
And wishes he'd kick himself
BOOST when the sun is shining,
Boost when it starts TO rain,
If you happen to fall don't lit there
and bawl,
But get IN and boost again.
Boost for your advancement.
Boost for the things sublime,
For the chap who's found on the top
most round,
Is the booster every time,
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TRAMP STOLE TROUSERS
AND GETS THIRTY DAYS
The Fleming Gazette says:

The Fleming Gazette says:
Last Wednesday Deputy Cheriff Geo
Powell brought here and lodged in jail
a man about years of age, giving his
name as Frank Powers and his home
as Georgia. In the county court next
day Powers confessed to petty larceny
and was given thirty days in Jail. He
seems to be an itinerant marble cutter
and he was charged with stealing
pair of trousers from the Garnett &
Day marble shop at Nepton. where he
had been permitted to sleep Tuesday
night, He was arrested In Paris Wed.
nesday and was found to be wearing
the missing trousers.