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DOINGS OF LEWES FOLK.

Icwes, July l9-Mrs. Caroline Will
Hams, trained nurse, left for Wilmington
Saturday to consider a position with the
commonwealth. Miss Elizabeth Hazard,
Of Lewes, a Red Cross nurse, In charge OF
dispensaries in lower Delaware, which she
visits in car of the Red Cross Motor
Service. had been interesting the Town
Council here in an effort to have Mrs.
Williams appointed district nurse for
Lcwes at large, her salary to be paid by
popular subscription and from fees OBJ
tanned from patients, but the plan has not
been finally considered and she may Sc
cure the Wilmington position.
Mrs. G. W. Henderson of Baltimore IS
the guest of Rev. Howard Davis and wife
at the parsonage. Miss Bessie Kline OF
Bridgeville, will be the guest of Miss
Thelma Davis, daughter of DIR. DAVIS,
this week
Keeper Scipio Tessadri of the old Reedy
Island lighthouse, at Port Penn, Is visiting
Samuel b. Marshall, of Pilottown. Mr.
Tessadri is on a weeks shore leave.
Captain John S. Lynch, wife and daugh-
ter. and George Chase and wife, motored
TO Wilmington this week, returning here
after five-day's visit.
Mrs. Henry Lank of Washington is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida Lank.
Miss Blanche Salmons, formerly clerk
to the superintendent of Coast Guard, is
recuperating at Norihheld, Mass, from
prolonged attack of neuresthenia.
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RECOVER RING LOST l3 YEARS.

Seaford. July l9-Thirtecn years ago
Mrs. Sadie Wilson, wife Of Harley Wilson.
a Seaford milk man, lost her wedding ring
At the time she and her husband were
living on farm near Bethel NJ. T.. Church,
eight miles from Seaford. Nrs. Wilson
had given up all hopes of ever recovering
the nng, but yesterday il was returned 10
her in as good shape as it was the day
II was lost The ring was found by Mrs.
Sallie johnson, wife of Charles Johnson,
who now occupy the farm where Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson formerly lived. Mrs. Wilson
was doing some chores around the pump
bench when she missed the ring, and
though search was made for some time
she never found it. Mrs. Johnson. while
out in the yard near the pump bench,
yesterday. saw a glittering object and
stopped down and picked il up, discover
ing il TO be wedding ring with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson initials in it. How the ring
could have lain where IT was found for 13
years without being discovered is mys-
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DELAWARE CITY DOINGS.

Delaware City, July la.-Mrs Alfred
Robinson, who was injured few days
ago by fall from her porch, was taken
to Delaware Hospital, Wilmington. II Is
expected she will have to undergo an
operation.
Fred De Silva of Wilmington. spent
Yesterday with his mother, Mrs. De Silva.
A Sunday school picnic will be given I'D
the near future by ST. Paul. r. G. Church.
Definite announcement will be made on
Sunday next.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cassidy of Phila-
delphla spent the weekend here with
Corporaland Mrs. Smith.
Many voters qualified for the primary
and fall election at the registration on
Saturday
Frank J. Rhein, after trip to Black
Stump, Virginia, returned yesterday
The Delaware City All-Stars defeated
St Georges Cubs on the Fort du Pont
diamond, Saturday, by score of to 2
II. G, Clark has been awarded the con-
tract for the improvement to the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Cairns on Clinton
street 4
Mr.. and Mrs. William Givison, Jr., left
yesterday for a trip to Easton. Md.
Joseph Barger, an employe at Fort
du Pont, was married on Thursday TO
Miss Montrea De Shields at Beacon Falls,
Connecticut The bride and groom re-
turned TO Delaware City on Saturday
evening where they will reside
Mr. and Mrs. Quigley left for their
home in Philadelphia after visiting Miss
Collins
Tony Smith of Camden, n. j., spent
the weekend with his parents, Sergeant
and Mrs. Smith.
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GOOD APPLE CROP IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown. July l9-Apples in some
sections OF Sussex county are selling for
81 - per hamper and the demand Is
much greater than the supply at this time,
a. the early crop has just started to ma
ture. Extensive shipments will be made
within the next ten days and growers are
expecting 10 receive good prices IN the
New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Wilmington markets. Indications point
to banner crop OF apples this year,
especially the late varieties. If heavy
storms should hat lower Delaware this
fall and blow most OF the fruit from the
trees. much Of II would 90 10 waste be-
cause the farmers would be unable 70
handle them before they would start To
rot. Heretofore they have been able to
save them by converting them into cider,
but since il Is a violation of the prohibition
laws 10 have cider with more than one
half Of one per cent alcohol, they would
be unable TO use them for this purpose and
the consequence would be that most OF
them would 60 To vast
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EASTERN sHORL WEDDINGS

Special Correspondence - Every yyeuing
Chestcrfopn, Md, Jply no. A number
Of weddings and annOiInoemcnff a inter-
cat 10 residents Of Eeni cOunfy, have
taken place during the wcrk. Ibnnar q
Redrnile Of Philadelphia, has announesd
the engagement of his daughter, D0rothy.
10 Barber BARLEY, son n Mr. and Mr.
John BARLEY of this town. Webster
Hague, a former business man a this
town, and Miss Mario Biting, a Phiia-
delpfia, were quietly married lagf week
They are spending their honeymoon with
the groom 3 parents, Mr sud Mr. William
+. Hague, in KennesyWlle. Profeasor
Calvin r. Ryan, former member a The
Washington College faculty wss marr,ed
last week, 70 Mis- Mare Brist0w. n
Massachusetts, Miss Caroline q Hop
kins, former popular Washington Col-
lege student, was married IN - Michael :
on Wednesday, 10 W. II seaman. son 4
Prof. and Mrs. William II seaman a Oh
pago, Texas
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sEAFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford July l8--Mr. w. N. Chudlcy
Of Philadelphia is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowe Of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowe OF Del
mar are visiting, relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Wooley Williams of
Media, Pa, and Orson Williams of Pitts
burg, Pa. are spending some time with
their parents. DR.. and Mrs. Frank viii
Hams.
Charles f. Dawson left, yesterday for
New York on business trip.
Miss Fronia Patterson OF Washington
is visiting her brother, DR.. j. j. Patterson.
Miss Lillian Deippc of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with Miss Ethel
Donoho.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. King have moved
here from Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Robinson Of Wyo-
ming spent the weekend with Mrs.
Robinson's parents, Magistrate and Mrs.
James Il. Phillips.
f. Berkeley Horsey of Baltimore was
here over Sunday with his family, who are
Mr. and Mrs VIC. Tull
Miss Florence Frazer Of Wilmington.
was the weekend guest of Miss Nell
Brown.
L. V. Rhca, Jr., of Roanoke, Va, who
has been here visiting his brother, O. ID.
Rhea, left yesterday for Grecnevillc, Tenn.
to spend some time with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Williams OF Syra-
cues, n. Y, were the glests of Mr.. VIII
Hams parents, DIR. and Mrs. Frank Will
liams.
Miss Grace Hammond is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Harlan Jones, son Of Andrew Jones. who
has undergone several operations az 50.
Agnes Hospital, Philadelphia, has re-
turned to his home, near town.
Miss Mary Horsey Of Baltimore is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Tul
Mrs. Harry Phillips has returned from
two-weeks' visit with her sister in Norfolk,
Va.
George L. Donoho of Baltimore spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Eunce Donoho.
J. Scott Hurley of Philadelphia spent
the weekend with his family, who arc
summering here.
James r, Cooke, ticket agent at the
Seaford station, returned yesterday from
the Cambridge. Md, hospital, where he
recently underwent a very serious opera
tion. Mr.. Cooke is very much improved
in health since the operation.
Henry NJ Tracey, OF Philadelphia,
superintendent OF the Sussex Gas Co,
was in town Friday and Saturday looking
after the interests Of the gas plant.
Frank Mckown of Wilmington, y. c.,
was a visitor here yesterday
Miss Evelyn Covcy os fredericksburg,
Md, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ford
Breeding
Charles l.. Wiley is on business trip
to Georgia
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MILFORD PERSONALS.

Milford, July 19-Miss Helen Pierce
has returned to Washington, where she is
engaged in playground work, after spend
ing a week here with her mother, Mrs.
James p. Pierce.
Lester Harper Of Philadelphia is spend
ing several weeks with friends here
Miss Helen Pleasanton, member of
the class of 1920 Of the High School, is
attending the Susquehanna University
Summer School at Selinsgrove, Pa.
Miss Anna Mae Davis, daughter of
Rev. Thomas G. Davis. pastor of the
First Baptist Church. here, has been
elected by the New York Board Of the
Women's Council of Home Missions as
hrst-assistant to Miss Harriet Chappell,
who is the directress of the cannery work
ers' summer school at Houston. Miss
Davis will be in charge of the domestic
science and child welfare department.
The local chapter of the W. c. 7. L.
will hold its monthly injecting tomorrow
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Special Correspo =dence Of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md. July I9.-R Thomp-
son, one of the leading meat market men
in town, has been taken to the EastOn
Hospital for special treatment for heart
trouble and dropsy.
The Queen Anne poultry farm shipped
the last baby chicks Of the season by
parcels post last week. The farms have
disposed Of 100000 chicks during the
season, and have some 1900 young stock
from which 10 select their fall layers.
DR.. A. Sagar Hall, a member Of the
Washington College faculty, and his wife,
will 60 10 their country home in Saline,
Michigan, the latter part Of the month.
The first boat load Of hard coal to
reach Rock Hall since the winter reached
ircrc lest week, and the residents looked
upon it as 50 many black diamonds. The
dealers have had considerable difficulty
in buying coal for sale.
The Kent County Automobile Club is
arranging 10 hold a crab feast and fish fry
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Emmett ONeil Of Wilmington, aftcl
! spending the weck-cnd with his parents
returned home today.
Miss Maggie Corbit of Philadelphia j,
visiting her brother, Michael Corbit,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cavilcer Of vii.
mington spent the weekend with his
mother
Miss Lucy Corbit of Wilmington spent
the weekend with her parents.
Fred Tugend, who is employed in
philadelphia, spent the weekend with
his family
Sergeant August Walter returned home
yesterday after trip in Jersey
Miss Mary Cavilcer Of Wilmington
spent tho week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Cavileer.
Captain John Lang, employed on the
General Carey, now in Philadelphia,
spent the weekend at his home here.
Captain Foster Captain MartiDdale
and Lieutenant Pickens returned home
yesterday
Christie Coale of Chester, Pa, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Coale.
J. Amos Collins Of Marcus Hook, N. j.,
spent the weekend here with his family.
Mrs. Leonard Young is nursing Miss
. Ralph Cannon Of Wilmington spent the
weekend in town visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Harry Nickle
Harry Newman. conductor on the local
train, spent the weekend with his family
in Perryville, Md
Harry Il. Robinson, engineer on the
local train, spent the weekend with his
family in Wilmington.
Mrs Price Stanley, who has been visit
ing her husband, who underwent an
operation in the Presbyterian Hospital
last week, returned home yesterday and
reports the husband is doing we'll
Thomas Armstrong is entertaining his
wife's mother, Mrs krenshaw Of Phila-
delphia
Frederick ]. Conners Of Philadelphia :.
spent the weekend with MIR. and Mrs
III. G.. Jamison
Miss louise Green Of Philadelphia is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. p. Hines.
Wallace Shook and George Mclean od
Chester, Pa, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Shook.
Miss Nan Patterson Of Philadelphia
spent the weekend here with Miss Mary
Schaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Price Of Chesa-
pcake CITY. Md. visited his mother, Mrs.
Thomas Price, yesterday.
One Of the old fishing craft, Angler
which has carried thousands Of persons
out To the fishing banks from Anglesea,
n. j.. which is now owned by Philadel-
phia parties. locked in the canal yester-
dav, bound from Philadelphia 10 the
Severn river.
Irwin Rose Of Philadelphia, after visit
ing his brother. Everett Rose, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Givison, Sr.. are
visiting his mother, Mrs. Givison. in
Wilmington.
Francis Warner, with party of friends
from Wilmington, motored to Betterton,
Md, yesterday.
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LEWES SHIPPING NEWS.

Lewes. July l9.-The Knickerbocker,
an oceangoing tugboat, came down from
Philadelphia, Saturday, to pick up tow.
While cruising near the breakwater she
lost her propeller and is now waiting to
be towed back to port. The boat struck
nothing submerged, but on coming to a
standsthl an examination showed her
wheel had slipped off the shaft.
The pilotboat Philadelphia returned to
duty the end of the week, having taken on
a months supply of coal at Philadelphia
and underwent boiler repairs and re-
ceived new dynamo for her electric
system.
Clarence Beebe, proprietor of the Ocean
House. which is closed for the summer,
states he has been approached by pro-
moters of yet undeveloped project for a
boat line between Cape May and Lewes,
for the purchase Of his property. He was
visited last week by his son, Clarence
Beebe of Wilmington. accompanied by his
family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Delaware Trust Co. Said to be
Negotiating for Fidelity Trust
g. Savings Bank of Lewes.
GOOD APPLE OUTLOOK
Some Milford Folk Resent the At
tempted Ousting of Chief Of
Police Baker.
Prom Every Evenings Correspondents

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents
Milford. July l9.--The town OF Mill
ford is still upset over the police situation.
The better element of thcreoplc are not IN
sy,npathy with the attempted ousting OF
Chief of Police Baker and many have
asked him 10 reconsider his act of resigna-
tion. A sperial meeting of the Town Coun-
cil will hc held ON next Wednesday even
ing, at which time it is expected that
Mayor Murphy, Councilman Benson and
S.crrtary Pierce will present their resigna-
iions. as they are not IN sympathy with
the action of tho majority OF Council
Chief Baker. since coming to Milford, the
frs, Of the year, has made an exceedingly
efficient officer, and has seen to 1T that
prohibition and automobile laws have
been fully enforced, with the result that
there are now few violations of those laws
by Milford citizens. Some of the town
politicians whose friends have been called
10 account for infractions of the town
ordinances, have taken otfense and are
said TO be in sympathy with the present
otistinr movement.
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manager of the Milton creamery.
Arthur, the cight-ycar-old son OF Station
Agent Hill, of Overbrook, is suffering
from cut foot.
In attempting to jump from moving
automobile, Robert Wilgus was thrown
violently to the ground and sustained n
broken arm, near his home in Roxana.
Bloomery Sunday school will hold
picnic on July "a in the grove adjoining
the church in North West Fork district:
Rev. ID. j. Ford, pastor of Frankford
Church. has been granted few weeks
vacation.
Wildwood, n. j.. is receiving some OF
the products from the eastern section OF
lower Delaware, as power yacht IS now
plying between Milton and the sort,
carrying. over TO the plcasurc-seskers,
fresh eggs, cgetablcs, fruits and poultry.
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MILFORD DOG LICENSES.

Milford. July l9.-Notices signed by
Nayor M,sphv and Secretary of Council
Pierce. have been placed throughout the
town 10 the effect that the dog license tags
for 1920 1921 have been received and can
be obtained from Magistrate Henderson.
All nersons are advised to procure the
tar AZ once. as on and after August |, all
dogs caught running at large without the
proper bccnse tags will bc taken to the
mounds and their owners will be subject
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FIGHT AGAINST LAYTON.

Georgetown, July 9-Considerable
opposition in different sections of Sussex
county has developed within the past week
against the denomination of Congressman
Caleb X. Layton on the Republican ticket.
II is understood that q bitter fight will be
waged against him by followers of Gov
ernor Townsend. The opposition Ia
Congressman Layton is the result of the
primary fight. held on June l9, when The
Layton faction put up a stiff fight in
Gaxeynor OF townsend s1inr s vo,g against
the national convection. The factional
fight left sores whiclyhave not been healed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
WANT SCHOOL REFERENDUM.

Seaford, July l9-Petitions are being
circulated among the voters OF Seaford
district for referendum in order that
the voters of Seaford special school dis
trict may determine the amount OF
money 10 bc raised by taxation for the
support of the public schools in the dis
trict for the school years 1920 and 1921.
II requires - per cent Of the voters of any
snec,al school district to have a rcferen-
dun. and already nearly 80 per cent of
the voters have signed the petitions.
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EUGENIA WILL BE BURIED
BY SIDE OF NAPOLEON IU
: Associated Press 70 Every Evenlng

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Farnborough, Eng, July 10 WEB
impressive ceremony the remains ~
Empress Eugene yesterday Werr drawn
on a gun carriage through trl0p-hred
leafy avenue 70 -. Michael Ahbet fg :
resting place IN 2 crypt y Il Miehaels
Chapel beside the remains ~ Nar,oiron
III and the Prince Imperial
The coffin was covered with the lsaH
used on the occasion ~ the death -
the Prince Imperial and Was ~
charge ~ Benedictinc monks. Fho Fli
keep vigil until the interment ~ Tues
day.
You can say another thing f1r ciornper-
He kept Russia ont ofus Paltirnorr Cir
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TESTING DAIRY HERDS.

Georgetown. July ia campaign of
testing dairy herds for tuberculosis has
been started in lower Delaware, under
the direction OF the Sussex County Farm
Bureau. Recently the services of Mr..
porteus Of the Bureau of Animal Industry,
L. :. Department OF Agriculture, visited
several Of the farms In different parts of
the county and made tests. Forty-five
animals were tested and only three were
found 20 be tubercular From time to time
the different herds will be treated until
they are found 10 be entirely free when
they will be placed on the credited herd
list Since the first OF July an inspector
has been located at Dover TO look after
the work IN the lower part of the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19

returned from two-wceks visit in lower
Delaware and Maryland.
MIss Bessie G. Reynolds left this morn
ing Tor two weeks stay ut Werncrsville,
Pa.
Jefferson II Locates, G6 years old, died
yesterday ut the home Of his step son,
Frank A. Smith
Mrs. Lydia Noone formerly Miss Lydia
Wright Of Wilmington viii be pleased 10
meet her friends at Atlantic City. She
has opened n cottage and will rent furnish
ed rooms. No. l05 South Franhord avenue.
-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-19
GOOD WHEAT YIELD.
Special Correspondence or Every Even

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chcsferiogn, Md, July Ig.-One Of
the lorgnst yields Of wheat 50 far reported
in this county, was thrcshed last week by
Emory Bonwill, on his farm near town.
From 40-acre falIow field, Mr.. Bonwill
thresbed ,l4J bushels Of fine wheat lie
expects 1000 bushels from his entire
acreage. Samuel g. Caldwell got an
average Of II bushels per acre from a
small tiiaRe and was offered 81 bush
el for 1T. Isaac Gibbs, Of Massey, got an
average Of 70 bushels per acre, his entire
yield from one farm being 800 bushels,
which he has sold at 80 per blsheI. If the
weather proves favorable next week,
threshlng will be general over the county.
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REVENUE FROM MILK.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Chestertown. Md, July lo.--The Ches-
tcrtown milk station is shipping on an
average Of 10000 pounds Of milk daily
for which the farmers are receiving 81 l6
per hundred. This means an annual
revenue to the farmers in the vicinity of
Chostcrtown of &270,000, besides the
revenue derived from the other stations
at Worton, kennedyville, Black, Massey
and Nillington.
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TAG MARYLAND GUNNERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, July 19.-According
to a recent act of the Maryland Legis-
lature. every hunter in the State of Mary
land will be compelled to wear tag to
correspond with his license during the
cunning season State Game Warden f.
Lee IeCompte has distributed 56,
cards to the county clerks to be issued to
hunters during the season. There are
three classes of hunters-those who hold,
county, State and nonresident licenses.
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CAR SHORTAGE HITS MILFORD.

Milford, July l9-On account Of the
shortage OF cars with which TO bring lum-
Der from the Gulf States to the Abbott
shpvards, Milford, the firm has found it
necessary TO lay off a large number of
men until such time as materials are OBJ
tanned The layoff means a severe blow,
not only to the laborers, but the business
interests OF Milford.
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AUTO FIRE AT MILFORD.

Milford, July 19-An automobile be-
longing to Amos Lefferts, living near
here, caught fire on Saturday afternoon,
due to a backfre from the engine. The
car had just been filed With gasoline from
tank in front of William A. Webb's
garage. The fire company was summoned
and the blaze quickly extinguished before
much damage had been done. The car
later left under its own power.
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SEAFCRD MAN HURT.

Seaford, July le.-Grover James, ms
chinist in the Seaford Garage Co.'S plant
here, was badly injured yesterday. when
his hand became caught in an electric
drill Three of his fingers were severely
mangled.
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ALLEGED .DESERTER BREAKS JAIL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Crisfeld, Md, July 19.-Charles Thigh
man, colored, wanted by the United States
government on charge of desertion from
the army, was arrested last week by Sheriff
Lawson and placed in the jail here. The
the man had made his escape.
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IN AND AROUrD GEORGETOWN.

Georgetown, July l9.-Mrs. Edna
Rust, wife Of E3xard Rust, and daughter
Of Robert Neg/ey. Redden, died Friday
after brief hess, aged about 10 years.
Harold H4feld, Charles b. Marsh,
Jr, and Georfe A. Gray, were in New York
City last weJ and were given a try out by
the Columbia Graphophone Company
They will ascertain the result of their
trial withlb the next ten days
Harry Porter has been chosen superin-
tendcnt = the Union NJ y. Sunday school.
The - Hotel at Bethany Beach has
been pua based by Clarence Bunting and
has been Dened for the season.
Arthuo Z. Jefferson has been chosen
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MARRIED AT LAUREL

Seagord. JULY l9-Frank l.. Doughty of
laurel. son Of Richard Doughty of Ac-
comsc. Va. and Miss Lillian Sturgls,
daughkr Of Otho Sturgis, of louisville,
Va were married here yesterday at
Mt Olivet NJ. p. parsonage, by Kew.
n y Ruley
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NO CEMENT. ROAD WORK HALTS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, July l9.-Thc Kent
Construction Company of this town,
which has been at work on a S350,0OO
contract in Delaware, near FELTON,, has
been compelled to suspend operations be-
cause of their inability TO secure cement.
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MRS. LAURA EWEIL DTAD.

CrisGeld Md, July' 10 Mrs. Lanrs
j, EwcI widow ~ Dr. .. B B
Ewcll. Of Marion, died A. fhe gener.
hospital here. Mrs. Ivril resided in Ealii.
more for several years She Il survived ~
one son Oscar u. Lgiell. u Balfiuors