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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford. June - Miss Mary Martin
Of Cape Charles, Va, IS visiting friends
here.
Mrs Charles r. Huston has been visit
ing her parents. MIR and Mrs. W. 9.
Parvis. at Dover
Mrs. William Beech and children, Of
Pittsb,rg, Pa, are here rs guests Of Mr..
Isaac Moore.
Donald Ochlrich Of Philadelphia is
spending week here with his uncle,
William A Wheeler.
Joseph r. Coulbourn, who holds a
government position in Washington. = q.
Is home for short visit With his family on
Arch street.
Henry y. Morgan, Of Salisbury, Md.
a former cmploye Of the News office. spent
a part Of the week here with his father,
Joseph Morgan.
William H. Messick. was taken 70 the
Peninsula Hospital, Salisbury, Md, yes
terdav. where he was successfully oper-
ated on for appendicitis.
Mrs ". ID. Stevens has gone 70 Newar
70 attend commencement exercises at
Women College, as a guest Of her daught-
Ter, Miss katherine Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Van SAINT were
called TO Galena, Md, Tuesday, by the
death Of Mrs Van SAINTS father, Mr.
j. d. Boyd.
Mrs. L. A Hobbs and son, Jack, are
visiting al Rhodesdale, Md.
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given, entitled "Fads and Fancies The
four musical artists, Miss Emrnerson,
Miss Clark, Miss Jones and Miss Bedeii
delighted the audience. Miss Catherine
Spencer was fine in humorous readings,
"A Half-hour on the Beach and he
Fair" Mrs L. L. Carlisle and MISS
Jeanette Belts gave duct ON piano and
violin.
Mrs. J. b. Derrickson, Mrs. l.. l.. Car
Isle and Mrs Charles Terry attended the
reunion and luncheon of Darlington SENT
nary Alumni, at the Bellevue-stratford,
Philadelphia, last week.
Mrs r. A. Whitley and Mrs. John W.
Townsend attended the commencement
exercises of Hahnemann College ut the
Bellevue-Stratford Mrs. fownson ? son,
John Barratt Townsend, Is one oi the
graduates
Miss Mary Hopkins has been visiting
in Dover.
Miss Louisa Roat Of Washington IS here
visiting her sister. Mrs. | W. Betis
Strawberries are coming IN. but are not
plentiful, and therefore high IN prlee
Peas are being harvested and the locaI
canncry has commenced putting them up
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ALLEGED kIDNAPPER IN JAIL.

Dover. June y state Detective ID. ID.
Wharton OF Kent county arrived III Dover
Yesterday noon with Ross la CroiX. also
known as Valentine. from Buffalo, \ i,
where La Croix had gone after taking he
Young fiye-year-old child Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Iabellc OF Smyrna, on May 81,
La Croix denied emphatIcalIy that the
case was one Of kidnapping or anything
like. that he merely took the boy AWAY
al the request Of the mother and with Il
further understanding that Mrs. La
Belle. was 70 follow after La rolX and the
child left Smyrna This 1t is understood,
Mrs La Belle denies
II develops that Mr. and Mrs La Bell
are also known by the name oi Schrelncr
At the February Term Of the Kent County
Superior Court application for divorce
was made by Es,eilc schreiner, from hei
husband Edward 4 Schrcner lhc caet
was heard by Judges Rice and lfeIscl ane
during the hearing ci TESTIMONY, some
sensational statements are alleged 70 have
been made by Sctrelncr. the husband y =,
was then supposed 10 be living al Atlanta
Civ Tho ease X ~tiIl fendIng Ia roE
viii be gwen d hearing Monday morning
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md. june r. The Cecil
County School Board has received and
accepted designations ~ the following
teachers. Professor Alfred y hcfry.
county agricultural high; Claude u.
Mcrrihew. Manual Training Elkton high
Elizabeth w Dawson, Elkfon hgh
Violet G.. Mcrrihew, commercial teacher
Elkfon high Il. Elizabeth Mafkcy. Fair
Hill. Ella NJ Reynolds Big Elk Clad
RlgRin. Earleville, Father Martindair
zion, Elsie B Hill, Colora ProiesEpf
- Focklcr of Elkion high schDol sa1
placed in charge II be ElktOn Acadrns
and Howard street schools 20 c1nntef o.
with his duties a. he High ~ebrr
While cranking his automobile Ila..
NaulOvc Of Ccciitnn distinct var s'r.c,
~ tho crank breaking he arm
Mrs James Oldham entertained n.mbe-
of friends. Thufsday afternoon ~ her home
in Elktou when 'he engagement u Ni.+s
Corncla Camper. daughter =. irs hufs
Cooper. - Fletcher Whlars snu IT
State Senator aud Mrs Frank J. Wi.aua
~ his tpwu. was announced
Rev q y Atrater of Chester otl
will have charge ~ 5rfslres % ST.
phcn y q Church. llk'on -lrdat
Rev Warren Burr paltDr ~ P9-' De
poet u Church na- bcrn r.nfrr1 ~
his honc suffering 1'n p'nuaine I<'snt-
ny
Mlvses Beat'lc. Edwards and Na7or
rarutcr. Df Tome institute ia"l.'r Per-
Drpost ha2c rceignrJ and ynre ~ trfr
homo Each niI borrur b-as l.rr =
the summer
Mrs Emma Wlils. r. Nhesareaae CI'..,
viii leave ncxf meek iDr lsfpolr
whore sha ni spend 'he mm"r T'- -s-
daughter
M examinaton for he eacar' gos'-
master.Eip of Chesapoaka C.'y L.
held IA Elkton ~ Wedafada. rrr'
Mics Ruth Clifford II fIon has arrcp'e
position At White Plain. y and
assume her ncU dlt.es Nrnda"
Mes Alice r. Miller n Per- l)frrs'.
has been rcappoin'nd prna~ re--
VISOR II ne schools ~ Ceril c1Ir'r Az
the nrxt school geaY
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CHESTERTOWN AND VIC NIFTY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chcstcrtown. llne Il Graduating
exercises of the ChcstertoWn high school
took place IN William Smith Hall Nash-
inoton College. last evening The address
to the graduates WIS delivered by l1r.
Richardson of MARYLAND state College
faculty. Diplomas were awarded ~ Dr
Edward ] Glarke, superintendent ol
county schools The following were grad
uatcs William MAYNARD brown, Frances
Elizabeth Battalle Mary IfnVIs. l5ollnt
Mary Louise CIlit, Marian Efmtn lowell.
Mary Wilson Jones, Mildred Estella New-
ton. Mary Evelyn 2cacaeh. Mildred
Elizabeth Price llarry Summons Russell.
Lawrence Wilbur Strong ] Marvel ~ener,
William Belt Townsend Rachel Marie
TaYlor. Noel ildrldge [ s'itan. Dorothy
Elizabeth Woodall. Mary Pauline Eforle
Mary II A. Haggertv, luIia Jones Power
Helen Josephine Rouse. William Norris
Reed. William Burgess Shrciher. Helen
Louise Shinn Margaret Fcnnmnfe Stoop
Hllda Y. Ruckcr. Walter fIeescv | sutton
Amv Louise Wheat, and George Robert
Waller.
Wilbur II Morris. well-known farmer
is quite i'll. Mt his home near Norton
station
The Young Mems Club team of tic
Methodist Ispiscopal Church, Thursday
afternoon defeated the Methodist Protes-
tant team in n second game of baseball,
hv the score Of 81 10 3 The NJ l.. hoys
have cried enough and admit it will be
useless to play off the rubber
| Harvest will begin IN this county around
| the twentieth Of the month. Some Of the
| wheat Is so heavy that the recent rams and
/ wind have blown it down IN some places
/ recurring cutting with mowers, hlt the
/ farmers arc anticipating 4 bumper crop.
/ Mrs. Mary Smith OF Wilmington IS
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caldwell,
/ Galena.
Mr.. William r Maui and sister. Miss
Phebe, arc on an extended visit with Mr.
and Mrs Chester Maui, IN MIllyflle. y. J.
Owing to the prevalence Of whoapng-
cough in Galena, there will hc no lhl-
drens Day exercises IN Mt. 0ilvet u t.
/ Church, tomorrow.
Simon Ne~tcott and Walter B Strong
i made n trln to Tang!er Sound, this week
and returned with about lt@ tine hard
heads and trout as the result q about
three hours fishing
Miss MARY Met Caulev Of Wilmington
. spent part Of the week with her mother
Mrs Iva Met Caulev, IN Gaiena.
Lost something Try a classified ad
vertisement in Every Evening ADV
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wOMAN'S CLUB MEETING.

7eciaI Correspondence ~ Every Erauing
Newport June ~ THE Woman
Club of Newport met vpsferdar fternoon
H. the home IF Miss Kathryn Prize The
committee fl charge of I'll" Installation
of playground and recreation centre at
Newport reported that i 4 Marvin ~
sheriff.. Now York, had been engaged
IN take charge of the work here and will
arrive about June 23 Harold Keats of
the Wilmington Community Service Is
looking after the equipment which wi!l he
Installed on the grounds The plot ioT
the playground adIoins the school.
The committee reported THE Home and
school Association had cleared S45 from
the entertainment held III Masonic Temple
recently. which will he used for the play
ground II was also reported a donation
If 500 had been received from the hrebs
Pigment and Chemical Co. and a cash
subscription IF s. from a friend. Mrs.
Charles Weatherby was made q member
IF the club.
Arrangements we're completed for the
dance ro he held ia Masonic Temple
next Tuesday evening, the proceeds from
which viii be lsed for the recreation
centre.
The next meeting nf the club viii BE
held Ilne 24. as when the members will
take boat rlde to Philadelphia, leaving
Wilmington Oh the 2 O'Clock boat
During the social hour interesting papers
we're read by the following members
Mrs George Stuart, an Liberty Bell
Mrs II 1. Duff, Carpenter Hail
Mrs George Frederick. oli Sweaes
Cht.rrh
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, June IA straw
berry festival was held Wednesday night
az Midway for the benefit Of Rehoboth
PRESBYTERIAN Church. netting about S4V.
Miss Edith W Dallas Of Philadelphia
spont last week with Miss Mary +. Smith
IN Pine Lodge Columbia avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Robert W Smith arc IN
Boston for a few days with their son.
Edgar REYNOLDS Smith, who was gratuated
from the Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology.
Mrs Donald Hans and family Of Baltl-
more arc summering at the Hoilyes cot
tage' on Olive avenue
Mir and Mrs. Holiday Aiifflin and son.
Holiday. arrived this week for the sum
mer. after spending the winter at Nyo-
ming.
family Of Georgetown are summerlng IN
the Williamson cottage, arriving Wednes-
day -,
here with her mother Colonel ana AIrs.
&c. Gilmore Of Philadelphia are at their
cottage in The Pines
Nr aud Mrs Ernest Ellis have taken
the Caulk cottage for the summer
Mrs Grace Branham moved from the
[ TauStOn bGESdtON. y cailt-7's1- - At'''AN
avenue. where she Will spend the summer
Mrs Anna Dodson of Baltimore ma.
taken the Shock cottage
Mrs II Penniman and children and
s,ster of Wilmington. are s}mmcriug al
the B H. Thompson cottage on Lake
avenue
The graduating class Of Seaford high
school spent Thursday here at the Emory
cottage motoring down and back.
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will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. ,.
Beatty Wylie, tomorrow morning a.
1890 The Sunday school session Will con
vene af go, with Frank Long auperlntend.
ent in charge. Children Day exercises vail
take place IN the evening 40 6.3O and me
regular church services will be eliminated
for the evening
The medals for the ex-servlce men Of
New Castle are in the hands Of MAJOR
Jesse A. Mckay and will be- gwen out on
June ". The list Of names Of the persons
receiving them will DO announced later
The case Of Samuel Enty ". Michael
Rudeskey for trcspass was trled before
Mayor George w Ecklcs last evening and
the defendant was dismissed after paying
the cost Of tho case.
Miss Florence Street, daughter Of Rev.
Geo r street and wife, II spending me
week and in Philadelphia where she VIII
attend tho wedding of her friend, Frances
Graham Of Morris street, 10 lee 6ubck-
The wedding will take place IN the Wayne
Avenue Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
lanes White who resides at the corner
Of Fourth and Harmony streets, was
called ~ Glynn Falls, y y yes erday
on account of the illness of hia mother.
Mrs. Lena Jenkins and Miss Anna Bell
viii bc In New Castle FOR short tune
making a survey Of the poultry ituat"u
here.
These ladies have madc 4 speca' study
! Of poultry problems, such aa tfr care -
i babY chicks, The feeding of motling hens,
/ the selection of birds for high cgg prpdnc.
/ ton and other fundamental ~.
/ problems
While thev are here ID New { as'ic
/ they expcct b call on all poulfrv ru-cr'
and tnke ~ their lmportout problems
/ Realizing that dur 10 some people BON.
/ ont when called upon or for other rrasor'
not gwen this opportunity VI" have ar
ranged 10 have these ladies ~ pHr stnrc al
/ dav Tuesday June - and Hr invite and "
j fact urge every one interested In yGiitr'
and poultry problems 10 come iu FIX
talk with these ladies II IS ar opportgnif'
/ for scientific advice that should not b
/ overlooked
Remember the dav TUESDAY. June -
NJ the store II j II Il /. + Eiiaeou Ine
Fifth and South streets New Castle Della
ware ADV
Nictrolas and Records Bridgcwater's
ADV.
House 1906 West Eighth strcet for sal'
has garage for two machines. Apply Z
residence Adv
Rexall One Cent Sale
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY 81
circulars Il q hallenger and Son Pre-
scription Pharmacists Adv
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NEWS OF A DAY
/. FROM THE STATE
Coroner's Jury Exonerates DriVef
of Motor Truck Which Struck
and Killed Miss kollock.
LA CROIx IN JAIL AT DOVEk
Five Steamers of Two Fish OH
Companies of Lewes NOW
Catching Fish for Oil.


v.,,, Fxerv Evenny's Correspondents
Iewes. June l2-Coast Fish on ana
Fertilizer Co. and Iewes Fisheries 90;
commenced active fishing operations on
the coast of Delaware, this week. Two
steamers of the former company, 'he
Reckwith and Cod, returned to port each
with 900 barrels of fish, on Tuesday
which represented a days work
"Wednesday, the Maid of the Mist an an,
other of their steamers, brought In ooo
barrels. r.,
Two steamers OF the lewes llsher'es to''
the Mary b. Garner and Genie Frice'
came in late Wednesday night, alter oelng
ont all dav, with , 500 barrels OF hsh.
The fish companies announce tnat 81
far The fish is of a small variety, Welding
only three gallons OF oil to the parrei.
With larger and fatter FISH, winch are
caught as the season advances, as high aI
10 gallons of oil are obtained from oarrel
oi FISH.
Between the two companies, hve Steah-
ers are now at work and more are expect
ed during the week. II schools OF nsh
annear. With the added equipment the
6sh companies state they can handle
20 600 barrels day, which was last year
output when the season was at It's best.
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FREDERICK HIGH SCHOOL.

Frcderica. June II. Rev. " ". Sharp
delivered the sermon To the graduates Of
Frederica high school, last Sunday morn
ing. The Alumni Association banquet WAS
held in the town hall, last evening \
beautiful program wns rendered There
was play entitled The Two Crosses,
and four young ladies. called the foar
artists, played and sang several selections
Mrs Gray sang a selection; Mrs Helen
Carlisle was pianist The orchestra also
rendered fine music There were readings
by Miss Dorothy Nlittcn and Miss sallle
". Sharp Hon Josiah Q Nolcott mad"
the address, after which refreshments were
served
Commencement exercises will he held
this evening IN the town hall he speaker
will he Rev DIR Francis Burgett short oi
New York City
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Io,ras Iune t2-J A. Duffy of Phila-
5.i-,b,a snent the weekend here with
Mr.. and Mrs Rust During the Norlu
War Mr.. Duffy was attached 70 the Navy
and stationed at Lowes Barracks lie
snent the winter in Florida, from whlch
place he has just returned
Mrs. Mary Evans and granddaughter
Betty I,ofiand. are here for the summer.
"Wednesday the Parish Fund Sewing
Guild met at the home Of the treasurer
Mrs. W. P. Orr
Bishop Israel Of Ere. Pa, connrmedi .
class of four in ST. Peters Church this
u,oaL Archdeacon B. F. THOMPSON
sccompanied the bishop to Lewes They
were entertained at st. Peter rectory by
DR.. c. H B. Turner
Mrs. Margaret Shearer Of Phlladelphl;ai
i guest OF her sister, Mrs. Marshall
Charles S. Veasey and wife of Cool
Snrinc. Mrs. Mabel Reynolds and daugh-
ter. Betty, of Wyoming and Miss Anna
Donovan of Lincoln City spent few
DAYS here this week with Mr.. and Mrs
". H. Fields.
lack Beach OF Pittsburg has been VISIT
ing for the past TWO weeks with nome
Mrs Elizabeth Mcdonald and son,
Billy. arc summering at Seavlew cottage
Ieyyes Beach Mr.. Mcdonald IS employed
bv the government IN Antwerp, Begun
George : Messersmiih, consul TO Ant
verp Belgium, formerly OF LeWes. IS re-
ported improving from hls recent iiiheSs :,
Mustard Jr.. will sail on the 18th OF June
for Antwerp. where the, will visit Consul
an Mrs. Messersmth Mrs, Layton VII
take her two little daughters, Virginia Lee
and Ann Sipple. with her. and Mrs
Mustard will have her son Lous
Miss Margaret Orr attended commence
r,ent exercises at ST Marv,s Hail. burning
ton last week. Her niece. Elizabeth
daughter Of Pay1naster r. H Orr and
Mrs. Orr. was among the graduates.
DR.. ". D. Hall and Jacob Lucas o
Philadelphia came 10 Leves TINS week II
tho doctors Ford Sedan. bringing Mis-:
Margaret Orr home.
Rev. and Mrs. r. ;. Hodgson Of Madi
son Y. J.. were here this week, VISITING
Their parents Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Lank-
Mrs. Henry NJ. Young and family Q
Wilmington came to Miss Mary lunnei
cottage, THURSDAY
Afrs. Flowers and family OF Baltlmor
came to Pilot A. " Marshall cottage
Thursday.
Nrs. Alexander Davidson Of Ardmore
Pa, who purchased the bertrand cottage
will reach the beach about the middle Q
this month, with her family OF youn
folks.
Sussex Trust Co has sold the Van
co,tage on Lewes Beach, TO LOUIS an
and George Fisher of Milton.
Edward H. Palmer has been appmnte
nolieeman for Lewes al a salary OF $40
per month for four months
An ANALYSIS OF the Lewes town waite
has been received from H J. Watson
the State Board Of Health, which show
II 10 be free from sewage containlna t1o
and very satisfactory for drinking pui
poses.
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DELAWARE CIT L.

Delaware City. June l2.-DelaWare
CITY an vicinity was visited BY a severe
rain and wind rm, last evening, but no
extensive damage was done. The 0 clock
trolley out of Whining on Gid not arrive
here until $50.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles HEATH
will take place this afternoon at Q clock,
Rev. L. ". Layf Id officiating
Corporal Kennedy Is on VISIT TO ms
COMPANY at Fort du Pont, on pass from
Fortress Monroe, where he is attending
school. -
delaware City baseball te m will play
Fort Al, Pont Post team this afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
Miss Catherine schunder of Woman's
College is spending the weekend here
with her parents.
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DEATH OF AGED LADY.

Delaware City, June 12.-Mrs. Emma
Craig, widow OF George W: Craig after
an illness of nine years, died yesterday
morning On March she celebrated her
SD birthday anniversary. She leaves a
daughter. Ella Craig
Nine years ago Mrs Craig met with the
accident of a broken leg, which never
properly knitted, causing her to use
crutch. Four years ago she had another
fall. which Frustrated her and she had
been confined 10 her bed ever since.
Mrs Craig was a resident of New Castle
for some wears. making her home with
James NJ Wise, cousin, and while there
was very active in church and social work
being the leader Of the Methodist Church
choir. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon ut , o'clock; lnterment at
Delaware City cemetery. Rev l.. w
I.ayfield will otficiatc
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CANCER ENDED HIS LIFE.

Seaford June l2.-L. \ Hill Of Con-
cord. five miles from Seaford died al his
home there, Thursday morning Of cancer
Of the stomach. from which he had been
a sufferer for d year. During his illness he
was treated several times al johns
Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, and At the
Peninsula General Hospital, Salisbury.
Md He was II years of age and had been
resident vi SUSSEX county all his lie
Funeral services were held 10 Conc"rd
NJ. r. Church today, At 80 p. N,
lnterInenl In CONCORD cemetery.
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. June l2.-Cnited States
Senator Josiah q. Wolcott was the prin-
cipal speaker nj the commencement cSer-
ciscs OF Frankford High School, last night.
The graduates were Misses Iva Mae
Long, Ruth Messick.
On account Of the scarcity Of sugar,
strawberry plants at Greenwood and
Milton. which were operated so extensively
last season. have been forced to abandon
preserving this year
Knocked down and trampled upon by
a COW at her home near Angola, Mrs.
Samuel p. Marsh was seriously injured,
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BODY BROUGHT FROM FRANCE.

Dover June l2-The body OF the first
soldier in this locality to be received from
overseas arrived fcrc Yesterday II was
that Of Of Private Elwood Groves. col
ored. who died October I, 1918, Of
pneumonia. in France.
The health certificate was signed hv
John Beronio, health registrar and bore
the information that the remains had been
dislnterred by the United States govern
ment. They were inferred todv 10 Brlnck-
" cemetery near Camden.
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Robinson Crusoe Was the FIRST
tHeln Wanted" Advertiser

The 0aIv medium RohirsoD ~.so"
could find 'or hI9 help wanted afver' .'-
nent WAS an old =hirt t.ef 'o ne '"" 'f
tree Finding trained help .1 ftfs rnr7-
rn,.ri,r y \ nyrh easier raaf'nr Iln-
drads III ambitions cpnnn'c-t penNif rra4
shr Help Wanted columns q Fve-7 lr'
.ng The frm n ad vidTai ~a.rr NH
vert i=es effectively 10 'rf~e Nnnifnh-
pick from rfanr tesiraF.e appi"aa'-
positions Mar- risT eTHr'N't
found his man rdav tnronRh aver
ing p -ho Help Wanted columns q F-ter..
Evening. lol ran no d0ubf md III -~
cta4s M help r1r desire through neae 0f' +
gmns Cail wo- 10 fundr~l Az
for ad taker
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HOLD CHAUFF EUR BLAMEL ESS.

Newark. June - George Jackson. the
I9-ycar-old boy who owas driving the auto
mobile truck of II b Wright when i struck
Miss Elizabeth kollocA Thursday alter
noon resulting in her death was eNonerat-
ii III ! coroner's ilrv Yesterday afternoon
The evidence showed that Jackson did
everything possible TO avoid hitting inc
aged " m n The jury gave verdict oi
accidental death
The Young man after the accident was
held under $1,000 In hy Magistrate
Ioyctt IL await the action Of The coroner $
The funeral of Miss Kollock will he
held ~ 6.3 o'clock tomorrow evening
from TIE home of her brother, Dr II 9
N kolock Intcrment in George :
chapel. near Mlllshoro, Sussex county
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WOMAN FOR SCHOOL BOARD.

Seaford. June 12-For the first tune
in the history of the Seaford public school
q woman's name appears on one OF the
ballots for the election, which will be
held next Saturday. The woman IS
Mrs Ella c. Emery and there is much
speculation as to whether she will be
elected or not.
There arc two tickets in the field, one
bearing the names Of Mrs. Fila G. Emery,
DIR. Charles NJ Hollis. and Harry NJ
Bell: the other the names of Charles W
Robinson, Ernest \. Simon and DIR. Z.
NJ. Hollis.
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WILL MOVE TO THE WEST.

Seaford. June l2-Mr and Mrs Chas
T. Nicholson and daughters. Charline
and Virginia, who for the past year have
been making their home in Seaford, left
on Thursday for Rehoboth Beach, where
they viii spend the summer.
Nfr. Nicholson will leave for Chicago
SATURDAY. and from there he will 60 TO
Utah and Wyoming where he IS interested
in oil and mining properties They do not
expect TO return to Seaford but will make
their home in the West;
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TOMATO PLANTS GIVEN OUT.

Georgetown, June 12.-The Sussex
County Farm Bureau has distributed
$4,000 wilt resistant tomato plants TO
farmers and club members in the vicinitIes
of Georgetown, Bridgcvillc, Milford, Mil
ton. Ellcndale, Delmar, Laurel, Lewes
Harbcson. =
The idea in view is TO produce, II
possible seeds from these plants which
will be free Of disease, and thus aid ma
tcrialk in overcoming one OF the greatest
obstacles in the way of tomato culture IN
inmer DelaMhre.
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this oitv. The groom was lieutenant
with the A. Il. r. in France, and saw service
on the Mexican border.
Miss Marguerite Davis OF this city
daughter Of William S. Davis, an assistant
train dispatcher on Delaware division,
and Matthew j. McDermott. son OF
Andrew McDermott of Waterford, n. ;,
will be married today Mt noon at 3us
Broadway, New York City. The groom
is SUPERINTENDENT of construction OF the
highway from Georgetown to Barr
Corner, for Elder & Co, contractors, oil
Wilmington.