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rnent of Miss Madeline GcOrge, daughter
n Mrs. John y George of SudlersWlie, anh
Edgar r. Y0u~R of Eikton. Mr.. fmlng =
engaged IN the advertising business VIVID
Offices IN New York City.
Marriagc licenses we're ISSUED IN Elk'on,
Yesterday, % Harry =. kobinson and
Iosephne Warrington and Chnstopher J. :
iIaner, Jr., md Wary Dadds, all ~ " y
ming,on. William v Green and Mary ~
sbipley and Frederick Beichert and Mat
ie u. Peregoy, al of Baltimore Frank
Tweed and Florence T. Baylia, Newark
Del
After suffering for niur months froin in-
,urp4 SUSTAINED In 4 railroad nccidnnf
clarence T.. Sco.t. sou u William Z scott 2
IL Rising Sun, died m Philadelphia To-
ptal. yesterday fIc ras ~ ycars = ~"
and leaves a widow md one child
Red Men II Cherry 1911 have -
August Z ~ ~ for their annual carnival
The proceeds arc - be Dacd fpr mprpvmS
their hrll at Cherry IlIl
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes. June 10-Fourteen Of the
Young men here have arranged for a
formal dance this Saturday night III the
ballroom Of the Rodney House An or
clestra Of four pieces from Philadelphia,
will provide music.
Tie Board Of Public Works. al its
monthly meeting, yesterday. received a
communication from the State Board Of
Health concerning the water system here
which was referred to the local Board Of
Health.
Mrs Wallace and Miss Wallace, IRON
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Fred
Burton.
Mrs Roman Iammany has gone 70
Washington. d. c, to attend the com
rnencement exercises at which her SON.
William, viii graduate from the Central
High School, June p.
DelaWareans registered at the Rodney
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
DIR. r. w. Cooper Chief Speaker
at High School Commence
ment Exercises Tomorrow
Evening.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, June 10 Commencement
exercises of the public schools take place
in the Opera House nj SO clock tomorrow
evening. DR. r. w Cooper, educational
director of the Service Citizens ot Della
ware, will deliver tho commencement
address. His subject has not been annonne-
cd, but he is n man of rare scholarly NJ
tainmenta. who invariably makes an
unusually favorable impression on the
audience Two Of the members Of tho
senior class will read the essnys, whose
preparation is one of the requirements Tor
graduation from the local High school
The two members of the class whose
averages have been the highest throughout
the four years of course Will Tead their
essays Tho highest honors are bestowed
ON Miss katherine Regina Rothroch, Who
will be valedictorian and who Will read
an ESSAY entitled An Old Now Castle
Church The second hon0rs 90 10 Miss
Mary Jackson Gvison, who will be the
salutatorian and who will read an essay
entitled Tho Atbenian Ideal IN Modern
Life" Several othor metnhes of the class
have prepared interesting and eredtahle
essays, but the reading of them would
make the program very long.
This evening in Emmanuel parish house
the members of the Senior Class Of the
High School will hold their class exercises.
The following program has been arranged
Roll call. Miss Mary ]. tiivtson lamen-
tations. Miss Helen Davidson, class vii
Miss Regina Rothrock, class flowers and
colors, Tcrpin Rose class fantasty, tdna
Cranston: class obituary, Martha Bry-
son; class voyage. Miss Mary ]. f'lvison,
class scrap bags. Miss ethel Qulgley
Thcmembers ~ Naznreth h NJ l. Church
arc asking for bids for decorating and pant
ign the interior Of the building.
The members of the &ew Castle Cen
t,,r.. Ci,L 1.,U rctYnit my pcreor l}ef
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the yard in rear Of the organization for
the use Of planting a garden
The Wilmington Gas Go baseball team
cnnc To this city yesterday afternoon and
played game with the American Man
ganese Steel team and defeated the latter
bv the score of TO 3.
The transfer exercises in behalf of the
students of the eighth grade in the public
schools. taught by Miss tnrrIe Downie,
to the freshman clnss Of the High school.
held last evening, in the Opera House,
were largely attended The address, de
livered by Superintendent Henry Il.
Snavcly, entitled The Seven Pillars,
was much appreciated by the persons IN
attendance
Mrs. ELLA Cooper Of Baldton, was in
iured Yesterday III South Wilmington
when one If the local cars was wrecked
She was attended bv Or Lewis Booker
The social held nj the home of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Downey, on Tuesday eve
nlpg. was largely attended The number
present was AZ Miss Anna Burrls read m
interesting story entitled High Cost Of
Living" Music was rendered BY nn or
chestra from Wilmington The next regu-
lar meeting will he held on July at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Orvill DAVIS who
resides near Bear.
Under the superintendent Of the closs,
the members Of the Little Light Bearers
Of Nazareth N f. Church WI lllenJoy a
party, in connection with the Foreign
Missionary Society The date vii he So
lected within a few days The members
Of the organization are saving ono penny
out Of every fen they receives The money
IA reserved in their mite boxce The re-
ceptacles will be opened IL he fnIl
Children Day exercises Of Mammoth
NJ t. Church for the Primary Department
will be held IL the Sunday school room a
1870 o'clock. Sunday Tho evening c<
ercisca Will bc devoted to the InterIncdl
/ nfc and Older students The cnntata on
TITLED The Beautiful Cts" will be rcnd-
j efed
This evening the All-Stars viii play
the Penn-Seaboatd team of the Indus
trial League The game wll start at 9 30
On Saturday the Wilmington Fibre
Speciality team &c this city will visit sea
ford where { kylll plav the Seaford tonm
William q Wright Of Wilmington. en-
pIoved rs foreman in ono of thr depart
mrnt- of the Wilmington Fibre SpoelaIf,
Co. who recently resided IN Wilmington
has moved his family ia this CITY
Tho annual reunion and the election
of officers ~ the Alumni Association Q
the Ncw Caetle High School viii tak
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HOME FOR FEEBLE-MINDED.

GEORGETOWN. June 1O.-Work is pro
crossing RAPIDLY on the state Institution
ior the Feeble Minded at Stockicy. tour
miles south al this city, under the superln-
tendency Of Fred Pepper Of Milton.
Recently the commission elected Mrs.
T Coleman du Pont to succeed Mrs
Sclden Deemer. deceased. Of New Castle
~ commissioner. and Ex-Governor Chas-
r Miller i succeeded hv Sclden Dcemer-
The commission Is now composed Of tho
following. New Castle county, Seldeu
Deemcr. State Senator Thomas I. CORN
lev. Mrs I Coleman du Pont; Kent
county. Mrs Phlin Burnett, Arlev -
Nagec. John r. Hutton, Sussex county,
Mr.. s. II Messick Colonel Robert q,
Houston. Iames Il MORGAN.
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EARLY MORNING WEDDING.

Delmar, June 10.-Riley W. Adkins. n
nrominent merchant Of Delmar. and Miss
Lconora Hancock were married, carly
Monday morning. at the home OF the
brides brother, John IL Hancock, by
Rev. T.. II. Jones pastor Of the NJ =.
Church They left for an automobile
tour through Western Maryland.
Miss Annie Catherine Lank, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Elijah II Lank, and
Built Fitzhugh Vincent were united IN
n,arriooc Yesterday at tho NJ p Church
by the pastor, Rev. f. H. Jones Frank
Williams of Cane Charles was the groom 9
attendant and Miss Mary Cordrcy maid
&c honor The ushers were Edward Gil
bert Harry Vincent, Lands Wilson and
Waller Truitt. They will make their home
hCTr
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BERRIES AT BRTDGEVILLE.

BridgeviIle, June 10 Strawberries have
been coming INTO the market in large
quantities this week Monday niuc ears
we're shipped by express from TINS station,
the largest number in one day and prices
reached the limit when some sold for
S1270 per 32-quart crate or nearly 40
cents per quart
1t IS thought this week will see the
largest shipments Of berries from tins
market. The juice factory Of Governor
John G. Townsend Is now running on full
time and receiving a large share Of the
berries brought u the market.
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LEFT SICK BED FOR FUNERAL

Laurel, June 10 The funeral Of Henry
Phillips. the two-year old son " Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Carpenter Phillips, who died
Sunday morning Of malnutntlon, was held
Tuesday aftcrnon at tho home Of the
parents on Fast Fourth street Rev W.
Osborne Bennett pastor Of Centenary
NJ. + Church officiating. lntcrment was
made in the Laurel Hill Cemetery
MIR. Phillips had been confined to hlS
home for some time with a severe attack
of Rheumatism and only recently has
hcan ahlc 10 oct out
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place in the parish house of Emmanuel
Church on Saturday evening at D clock
An interesting program is being arranged
Prof. Henry II. Snavely viii deliver an
interesting Talk 10 the members. a banquet
~ honor ot the association will be- given
Dues Of the organization are payable ~
this meeting.
Mrs Richard y. PiDoer, who WIS oper-
ated upon several weeks ago, at Phil
adelphia hospital, - showing Improvement
Albert Clayton, who resides on Fourth
street IL confined 20 his home with ~
phoid fever
John Schuechnrdt Is having ms property
On Fourth gtreetremodlcd and repaired
Miss Nellie Crnnston ~ Stanton IS q
guest of her cousin Miss Edna Cranston,
who resides nu tho State Road.
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BRIDAL COUPLES AS GUESTS.

Seaford. June 10 Mr. and Mrs
Charles T Murray. who were married
last week al Delmar. spent part Of the
week here with the groom mother, Mrs
Martha MURRAY They were enroutc u
Delnar after spending their honeymoon
az Niagara Falls The bride before her
marriage. was Miss Elsie TAYLOR, daughter
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Taylor of Del
mar
Another bridal couple who visited here
part Of the week were Mr. and Mrs. "
i. Reed Of Wilmington, who were regis
tered at the Sussex The groom Is brother
Of Miss Naude Reed, an assistant IN
the Seaford postofilce
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Work Progressing Rapidly on the
Home for Feeble Minded at
Stockley.
JAr, FOR CHICKEN THIEVES
Delaware College Juniors Arrang-
ing for Final Hop, in Honor OF
Seniors, Monday Night.
rxcrx Evenings Correspondents.

,....-,. rvcrv Evenings Correspondents-
vaIk. June l0.-Final arrangements
-aan made by the Delaware College
Is FOR the farewell hop in honor of
-cniors which will be held in the
- \ next Monday night. This will be
ca> sing event Of commencement and
1.e4dav the students will leave for
ts,, r homes
1t the Wemen's College the farewell
'.op N honor of the seniors will he held
&,n,.,rrow hight at the college The
n.t.onesses will be Dean Winifred j.
Robinson. Mrs. Samuel c. Mitchell, Miss
Mary F. Rich, Miss Florence I. Hubbard
Miss Laura V. Clark, Mrs. T. Laurence
Smith, Mrs. George +. Dutton and Mrs
Finley Nj. X Foster. Nadden's orchestra
will furnish music at both dances.
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TRIED TO FORCE WOMAN TO WE'D.

Dove. June 10 Alleging on oath that
.Joscnh Downing of Philadelphia, colorcd,
had made threats against ter 7 she did
I'M marry him. shc already being a mar
ricd woman Edith Tillman. cnlorcd, who
car,c IL Fredrrica on q visit to her mother
4 that town had Downing arrested YES
tcrJav FIR following her Ia Delaware and
continuing hjs threats. Magistrate L. L
WooJ before whom Downing was ar
raioned last evening. held ia $1,000 bail for
Tho Julv term Of court.
Because of Downing's effort 20 follow
the woman and alleged threats while
shc Was taking passage on the steamer
Frcdcrica N Philadelphia, the officers
al thc boat would not allow him to take
passage to the vessel and he came tc
Delaware on the train.
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WESLEY COMMENCEMENT.

Dover IuIv Commencement eN-
crciec> of Wesley Collegiate institute
were held in Dover Opera House. last
night There were no oratons Or ESSAYS
IN thc graduates. there being but one
speaker Rev. j " r Sumwalt, d ID,
pastor III Grace NJ +. Church who de-
llvcrcd the address
The graduates included We're Academ-
IL denartmcnt. Misses Rose : Buckson,
Dorothy NJ. Lank, Anna l.. Raughlev.
FvclvnP Simpson and Ralph kHoch com
mercial department. " Lovd Barbon
Charlotte +. Clarke. James Fl. Corwin.
Helen Cohee, Katherine II Dodd. VIII.
liam ] Downing. Howard Il Hutchins.
John \ PAYNE, Margaret \ smith Seth
Hastings
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ENTERTAINED W. c. T. u.

Laurel June 10. The Woman
Christian Temperance Union was enter
tan ed. yesterday afternoon. II the home
81 Mrs Leonard II Murphy, On West
street After an interesting meeting 2
collation. was served
Those present were, Mrs. Minnie Wal
son. Mrs MARY f. Elliott, Mrs Anne
Marvll Mrs Della Spicer, Mrs Etta
smith Mrs Della Phillips, Mrs Alice
Phillips. Mrs Mary Dickerson Mrs Itta
Nabb. Mrs ] NJ Collins, Mrs } Il Ellis
Mrs Laura Murphy and Mrs Annie Muir
r,ht-
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JAZZ. FOR CHICKEN THIEVES.

Georgetown, June 10-Charles Chris
can and Richard Horsev. both Of Broad
Creek district. charged with the larceny OF
chickens from Frank Foskcy or the night
of April 80. pleaded guilty before Judge
Henry c. Conrad in plead guilty court.
Christian was sentenced to nine months
and Horsey six months IN the New Castle
County Workhouse.
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,cal market, this week, for 20 cents per

local market, this week, for 20 cents per
pound.
Mrs. Matilda Green is having her homo
on Main street repaired and painted.
MIR. and Mrs Heison of Marietta, Pa
this week visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry p. Cannon, on Main street
julius Cooper, relief agent OF the Penn
svlvania Railroad. is relieving Victor
Lewis at the passenger office here Tor
few days. -,
Mrs. Thomas G. Kinnamon WAS called
TO Harrington, last week, by the illness OF
her father, Mr.. Shaw
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BISHOP TALKS AT BANQUET.

Dover, June 10.-At a banquet given
under the auspices of the Mems Club OF
Christ p. T. Church of this town nf
Hotel Richardson, last evening, Rt. Rev.
Roger Israel, ID. d, Bishop OF the iplsco-
pal Diocese Of Erie, Pa, gave an address
on Personal Experiences at the Front
The banquet was well attended and the
address NEST enjoyable.
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DELMAR PASTOR RESIGNS.

Dclmar, June 10 Rev W. G.. Cooper
has resigned the pastorate Of the FIRST
Baptist Church here TO take effect on
sunday next MIR Cooper has been pastor
If this church for nearly eight years, during
which time il has increased greatly III
membership and financial prosperity
Radcliffe Chautauqua Of Washington
u q will conduct i thrce-days enter
tainment here. next week under the
auspiccs of Dclmar New Century Club
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A. L. POST AFTER MEMBERS.

Newark. June I0.-Iieutenant j Al
li~on O'Daniel Post American Legion, is
planning 70 start a membership drive io
get IN more members IN tins locahtN.
Although the post has membership ot
Is, there are said 70 he Isl former service
men in this locality eligible to JON,
Tomorrow night the post Will entertain
tho soldiers from the Rehabilitation nit
- Linden Hall.
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LUNCHEON TO BRIDAL PARTY.

Lewes, June l0.-Miss Thcdosia Mar
shall will give n luncheon tomorrow, IN
honor of Miss Anna Collins, daughter OF
Captain and Mrs Willard Collins, whose
marriage To David Jaynes Bullock of
Wallingford, Pa, is announced for June
l6, at the Presbyterian Church. at four
o'clock.
After their marriage they will reside at
WolLngford
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Re,. Jonas Trumbaner very W.

Rey Jonas Trlmbsurr m lNrafowu.
Pa, ~ seriourly Ill Mr Irm'upcr har
.,o,ny fronds ~ wilmington 3d. frr-
opnnflV CONDUCTED rvao2eiigtir sr-p1ces ~
the SUNDAY Brcakfast Mi.agr. tt.- ,,ft.
and also ofir3afed ~ I2an Dal trot.-
meeting
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House on Monday and Tuesday, were !;
]. c. Balton, L. O. Willis, Dover; Harry
w. Conway, Caroline Il. Thomson,
George IL. Short; Georgetown; +, W.
Soper, A. n. Brown, Wyoming; J. }.
Chapman, Laurel; +, J, Reynolds, New
Castle: John Il. Williams, Milford.
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RexalI One Cent Sale.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday. See
circulars. Il Challenger and Son, Pre-
scription Pharmacist Adv
Fictralas and Records iiudgcwater +.
ADV.
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!. Complain now
SHE DECLARES
lMiissy etter Has Gained. Gained q
Pounds in Weight and
Feels Fine All the
Tine Since Taking
Trutona.

louisville, KY, July 81 .i tee !
= End All the time now that !
~ y cav sven have q chance 10 com
Ti ga S avs Miss Ruby vetter. VINO
lives N Louisville, at l04l SCUM
Ss ~ had The tae snu" last spring and a.
1. ieii:mS system In such pau o
sSaoe that I had to give up my po-
s;tion 81 telephone operator on a e,
rnnrt II mn nerves. Ny stomach
Vas s q weak ! couldn' stand , even
Ks ,isbtest q foods. was bilious
SI Tie time and suffered trequen..'
sao IN spells. =. .,,-a
WIN i had finished, my third
NottIe At Tr1tona felt as strong
x i I ever e did. i have gained twen, en-;
T-iiye mounds in weight and ieel
ma AN HE time. I'm eating heartier
than ever now and my nerves are
sEessy and strong. Nov I'm WORK
III ayefy day IN q department store
Ind suifer. none Of my former all
ireutsl Tfntona had done my
Eothsr 40 much good that ! ce-
d5ed 10 IN It myself, and the
Heneiits / gained are really oetteF
Kan ! even expected"
bf,St 49,, .soII., a r,nS;rinn nf
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Personals

Reeves avenue, has gone to spend
Reeves avenue, has gone 10 spend
the summer with her daughter,
Miss Susie Burnell, at Elizabeth,
Pa.
Mrs. Harry ". Weinberg and IL
Tie son, Billy, left yesterday for
Holden, ". Va, where they Joined
M. weinberg, who had been 10.
Gated there for some time and
where they viii make their home.
Mrs. William Pratt has return.
ed from New York where she had
spent q week with Mr.. Pratt who
Is located there.
Miss Oval Lumsdon, Of Indian
apolis, Ind, Is the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. Henry o. Ross.
Mrs. A Howard Fleming is ser..
ously III at her home on Fairmont
avenue.
MI. and Mrs. Ell Musrare, on
totn, Is the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. an dMrs. Ell MuSgraye, on
Monroe street.
Miss Cora Wise, Of Pittsburgh,
Is spending several weeks with rel
atiyes IN Fairmont and Marion
county.
Sam R Nuzum Is a business Wis
itor to Plttsburg this week.
Eugene N. Zercher, 511 CASTOR
avenue, left this morning for Pitts
burgh, from which city he will
leave tonight for Denver, Colorado.
At Chicago he will greet relatives
between trains, leaving Chicago
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'IIILajPFARNIHG
EIarl Lehman ORGANIZED
Many Societies hsOuth
eln States.

x H..f0 a-RaPi
NEW ORLEANS, Jnly 1891
tshmsun, nationally known Dc
eluA = ~ sork dining the last
dozen years IN tae intel e. :. ~ ~
Christian ndeasor movement anu
- ~ nj Eve years general sec
~ !. - ~ !: crranization in the
tetsfz 2. ~. 49,. ..sS .oday an.
touthe fern ltztes reulee y ..,,,..
Souuciug his Intention Of takans
s.sz,,ng n i, AXE county, Florida,
pp tasnls = - -. s ,ro,,, n an ag.
md asslssins y s' s Montyerde.
III Lehmaun's final :, { o l,,,h ssr II.
: "a Is render to the all;soulaI el IN.
Ea. endeayor convention IN ~ f Ss1
si6n here, his report on . me l Nv.
year campaign for car isa So,, III
sss y1 = s. termination In Tue sog 3sn.
Tag Eat6ft showed m ae s oEss1 nov,
Nan during that period q as0 s, new
societies IN the L southern slGs
WITH $4,000, young people .s s~.TS
q the foll and the es :iao SntiodI.
- -. . ! - nj 10Il0Il lNI AO4A
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ove 4. he c 3: 90. route, arriving
!! IN DeYer On Sunday night BE was
accompanied to Pittsburgh ny his
mother, Mrs.. Sarah a. Zercher. MI
Zearcher win reside In Denver.
Congressman N. N. Nicely mas
returned from San Francisco where
he had attended the Democratic
National convention and win spend
some time with his family on Wat
SON avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. LeMasters ana
daughter, Miss Marjorie, are spend
Ing the summer at their summer
home IN Monongalia county are
spending the week here.
Benton Mitchell, who was IN
iured recently while At his Work
At the Penn Mary mines at Ban.
rsckville, Is doing nicely at COOK
hospital where he Is q patient,
Mrs. George o. Phillips and 1t
tie daughter, Lucy are leaving To-
day for Pittsburgh where they Will
be the guests Of the formers aunt,
Mrs. Mary Burns.
Attorney David n. Richie was
lin Pittsburgh yesterday.
Miss Cecilia Mitchell left today
for Pittsburgh, where she will
spend the day. From there she
will 30 to Somerset, Pa, to visit
her brother, Paul Mitchell, who is
connected with the Consolidation
Coal comapny at that place.
Miss Laura Free, Of Warrington,
who Is o patient at Cook hospital
recuperating from injuries she re-
ceived some time ago when she
fractured her. leg while descending
from a street car, Is improving
nicely at this time.
Mrs. Mary E. darlington who is
a patient at Cook hospital, Is re-
covering at this time.
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Argentine Yankees
/ want Club Home

4 li,sNsss AIRES, June Ia
ms American club here Of near
Il "a so6 e members IS trying to , leaSs
I, Inv INV a home in order to fulfil liil
\ X ,o M ielt want for anlAmerlcaH
eoeiai' center In the Argentine cap cay.
hi I.A There are a number Of Eng
IL cluhs to which some Amerl.
ans belong, but there Is no place.
Thera Americans can gel toseeas.
= SsIF ireely' as one Of the pro-
inoters put 1t. :, ..,,. mi
Il: no be a real American
sInS 4 must be .the best" which
mean; S 4 good deal in this CITY Oh
!asSi iS clubs, among them .
s,,1rrious German club. The Or =;
ganiaation has a .'nest egg Oh
1y 4 4 n nnronosed to admit women
I = rr Il and make the club a
T. Esn gse q ali American patriotic \;
Setiv;tIes. The American club a: az
s s hnlds q weekly luncheon
4 = hotel when the members MS
IN Is ADDRESSES by prominent Vlsi'
iors Or Argentines,
=
! sn.c.sl-sSs discount on tlo n,
.to ~ and cocoa Saturday al the
: N Va 7Grocery:-Ady.
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Hundreds and hundreds of patrons look forward the coming q s
Clearance for the biggest saving the whole year This year no
our large stock Of good merchandise now filled with exceptional bargains Z
oa n sboes these nr indicate But the whole Of the story
t This and fully appreciate the magnitude Of this sale you
should vdtu Saturday Make your business shop with uscoe N ana N
spect our remarkable offerings
New Britain herald., 1920-12-11
HOLDING A HUSBAND
 Adele GarrisOns New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wfe

body else. She's even willing to stay down here and let you move. Where did you study hypnotism Let me see your diploma"
 Don't talk nonsense, Dicky," said. II simply showed her that we couldn't ask you to repudiate your word of honor, and that the date was absolute. Then a few words relative to the danger of Juniors changing climates at this time made her see the necessity of her staying down here with him.
 My husband stared at me with a look in his eyes which made me flush. There was admiration iIt it, also a quizzica1 expression.
 ''Oh, you petticoated Machiavelli!'' he said, kissing me- But you shall have your reward. There were no reservation to be had until day after tomorrow in the evening. So you shall have the trip to Blues Bridge, after all"
 And so happy was I at the answer to my wish, and at Dicky's look of ad- miration, that I put away from me the almost certain knowledge that my husband was in all probability telling me kindly fib, but had secured the reservations upon the date which he had originally named.