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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, Aug. 6.-Miss Ara Fleetwood
telephone operator at Seafor d exchange
was married, Saturday night, In Whining
ton, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nelson
Baker, to Harry Butelle, son of Mrs.
George Burris of near town.
Mrs. 5. +. Nields and daughter,
Catherine, are visiting In NOrristown, Pa,
Philadelphia and Burlington, n. j.
Misses Sylvia and Edith Jacoby of
Philadelphia are here for several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Burtelie.
Iii X. Sharp and daughter, Miss May
Sharp, of Lewes, spent part of the week
with friends In town.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph +. James of West
Seaford, entertained yesterday, IN honor
Of their guests, Misses Jacqueline James
and Rosernond Deering Of New Rochelle
y y, who will leave next week for their
home, after visit with Mr.. and Mrs
james.
Mrs. William f. Allen and children are
visiting Mrs. W. Herbert Hall at Cape
Charles, Va.
Mrs. Samuel J. Robinson and son, are
visiting her sister at Rhodesdale, Md.
A. III. NanSant is on a business trip to
Virginia and North Carolina.
Miss Hannah Johnson Of Washington
ID. c., is here visiting her neice, Mrs. John
Martin.
Mrs. Ned Bounds of Baltimore is here
for several weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. j. Sauerhoff.
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DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City, Aug. 6.-Mrs. III. G.
Clark is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs. William Pennington Of
Wilmington.
The Julia Nickerson, two-mast gasO-
line schooner, with 1000 baskets Of
tomatoes from Pedricktown, N. j.,
passed through the canal, yesterday,
bound for Baltimore; also, the w. Il.
Fowler, with 2 500 baskets.
Eleanor Tosney Of Philadelphia is here
spending a month with her aunt, Miss
Mary Tosney.
Mrs. Henry TIildebrand left today for a
two-weeks' visit at Betterton, Md.
w A. Beglcy, Thomas A. Quinn,
Edward Quinn and NJ Barrett of VIII
mingtop took a fishing trip up the canal
yesterday
Mrs Wittingham and daughter, who
spent the past month in CalifOrnia, re-
turned here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Frazer Bethel and daugh-
ter Of Key West, Fla, are here Writing his
sister, Mrs. Schroeder, in Clinton street.
Girl Scout Troop No. /, composed Of
Grace I.anders, Gertrude Baker, Ida Der
ricksOn. Irene Johnson, Orpha Dunlap,
Henrietta Shelton, Dorothy Stanley,
Katharine Spicer, Dorothy Winslow, Mil
dred and Katharine Netch, will camp all
Of next week at Rose Merry camp on the
wide waters Of the G. & ID. Canal. They
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Dauehter Of Premier of Uruguay
Gives Beautiful Spanish Dance
at Rehoboth.
FLEAS KILLING LIMA BEANS
Sussex Woman, 93 Years Old, in
Perfect Health; Never Ate an
Egg and Never Will.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Georgetown. Aug. 6.-Mrs. Iettle u.
W,ltbank will observe her q3d anniversary
on Saturday of next week, at the nome
of her daughter. Mrs. David +. Johnson
on the Public Square. this city. Until a
few weeks ago, when she became lndls-
posed. each Sunday, when weather con-
ditions were favorable, she walked un-
attended to Wesley Nj. +. Church, dis
tance of several blocks, and her mind is
So clear that she has always been able to
memorize the pastors text. While her
vision is somewhat impaired. yet she IS
able when feeling well enough to walk
about where she pleases without beng
assisted. -.
She has been a member of church. Tor
about 80 wears. and takes great delight
in going 10 any church to hear preaching.
She is able To repeat lengthy poems
learned in school so years ago, and her
recollection Of past events IN most IN
stances is almost as clear as II they mad
happened but a few days ago.
Mrs. Wiltbank. however, never took
stock in eggs, and she is able TO say
something that possibly no other person
m the State of Delaware can say, and
that is. she never ate an egg. She has had
but little sickness during her long and
active life. and always has had good
appetite. ,e
She always has attributed her long lie
20 plenty Of fresh air, wholesome TODD,
exercise and refraining from exposure.
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NEWS OF IEWES.

Icwes, Aug. 6-Miss Marie Scott who
Is associated with the Methodist Hospital
at Philadelphia, is spending n vacation
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L l..
Scott
Charles Maull, representing the Sussex
Trust Co, and DIR. II II. Burton, rep
rcsentativc Of the Delaware Trust Go,
attended the Delaware Bankers Agsocia-
ton meeting Of Middetown. this week
Miss Helen Carson is on vacation for
several weeks on the Massachusetts,
coast, sitter which she will return to Lewcs
for a mort stay.
Miss Leah Carter, formerly employed
as clerk by the Sussex Trust Co. has
resigned TO accept . position as teacher in
the primary department Of Lewes schools.
The Young Peoples Branch Of the
W. c. T. L. will hold meeting at the
NJ. F.. Church, this evening. Fifty-fiyc
members constitute the active workers.
After routine business they viii be con-
veyed by automobile TO Rehoboth Beach
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GAVE A SPANISH DANCE.

Rehoboth Beach. Aug. 6--Miss Verela,
daughter Of the Prime Minister of Uru-
quay. who is visiting here, took part IN
the childrens party given at the Hen
lopen, Tuesday, and presented genuine
south American Spanish dance in ma
tional costume. She. was followed by
Miss Jeanette Rice of Wilmington in q
vocal solo, accompanied by Madden
orchestra.
Among the features of the party was
the appearance of the entire orchestra in
harlequin costume in which they led the
children, attired in a multitude oi
masquerade costumes, IN parade dowr
the boardwalk, followed by games anc
ending in a dance.
Next Wednesday afternoon an amateur
minstrel in which some of the best talent
Of Wilmington will take part, will be giver
at the Hotel Heniopen. George Madder
and Charlie Rowland will be the enc
men, with large circle OF Wilmington
singers.
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lgnatius Cooper is visiting in Philadel-

lgnatius Cooper is visiting in Philadel-
phia.
The women of the Bridge Club will be
entertained this week by Mrs. Charles
Ridgely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Stubbs, Mrs. Edgar
Stubbs and Miss Ethel Stubbs attended
the Farmers Day exercises at Delaware
College yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rcmsen G.. Barnard, with
their guest, Miss West, of New York,
spent Sunday at Bowers Beach. Mrs.
Barnard gave one of her delightful parties
at her home last week, in honor of her
guest.
Clark NJ. Mensch, postoflice inspector,
of Cumberland, Md, was IN town yester-
day.
Mrs. Fred Richards accompanied her
guest, Mrs. Taylor of Pittsburg, Pa, upon
the latter's return home, as far as Phila-
delphia, where they stopped for several
days to visit friends.
Mrs. Charles Ridgely was hostess at the
entertainment of the Wednesday after
noon Bridge Club at this weeks meet
ing.
Mrs. Maude Mifflin is at Rehoboth
Beach.
Mrs Sarah Stevens of Massachusetts, is
guest of MIR. Taylor and his daughter at
their country home, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Marvin enter
tanned at their home, Sunday, a dinner
party, the honor guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis G. Jenkins of Wyoming.
Mrs. Sallie Walraven of Philadelphia is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Conner.
Mrs. Hanson Howells, accompanied by
her son, Il. Hanson Howells, I'd, has gone
to Rehoboth Beach to visit her sister,
Mrs. Shallcross.
Charles II. Jefferis, Jr., and his son,
Charles r. Jefferis, Sd, have been visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Charles r.. Jefferis.
Col and Mrs. Charles l.. Terry enter
tanned Mrs. Taylor of Pittsburg and Mrs.
Annie Parker of Riverside, New York City.
at their summer home at Rehoboth this
weekend.
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MANY WANT TO BE CORONER.

Georgetown, Aug. s.-lndications seem
~ MONT 70 a three-cornered fight in Little
Creek district. for the Republican nomi-
nation Of coroner, among them Oscar
James. Earl Sirman and G. l.. Bacon, al
of Laurel. Coroner Joseph Warrington
residing two miles from here, has tossed
his hat in the ring" and before the day Of
the Republican primaries there are more
than a dozen men expected to be IN the
race.
The office Of coroner of Sussex county
paws $500 per annum for two years anC
alwavs has been a sinecure. The position
does not require a highly-educated man
lttle work during the term IS attached &c
IL. and the salary Is almost the same as q
monthly nresent
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HIS LEG AMPUTATED.

Seaford, Aug. 6.-The condition Of
Robert II. Gordy, who was seriously in
jured, July Is, at the Gordy d Son ice
cream plant, became so bad this week that
physicians of the Salisbury, Md, Hos
pital. where he is patient, had to .ampu-
tate his leg. Gordy, who is manager of the
plant, became caught in some betting
while oiling the machinery. His leg was
drawn into the betting and he suffered a
compound fracture. Gordy is also chief Of
the Seaford Volunteer Fire Department.
Dorsey Blake. Jr. was severely injured,
yesterday, while operating an electric
battery machine in his shop. when his
wrist came in contact with the machine
and an artery was severed.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Aug 6-Miss Helen Cornell of
Wilmington is visiting with Miss Louella
Moore at her home in South Milford.
Mrs. Charles Moreland of Wilmington
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Laura
Campbell.
Miss Grace Savage Of Wilmington IS
here visiting with Miss Helen Bennett.
Charles Parker of Baltimore is here
visiting his uncle, Henry c. Parker.
Mrs. Rodney Sharp and daughter,
Ann, Of Wilmington are here visiting her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Saunders Iruitt
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DIR, Dorsey w. Lewis has sold the
house on Lake street known as the Long
property to Mrs Ellen Melvin; price,
$500
Middlctown carnival will open this even
ing There will be about twenty booths
and many other attractions. Music each
evening by the Cecilton Band and on
Saturday evening by the Delaware Col
lepe Band. Dancing will be a prominent
feature, in the Century Club house. :
The Sunday school of st. Pauls M. H..
Church of Odessa will picnic at Angus
tine Park, Thursday, August IL.
]. Lemont Jones OF Middletown has been
appointed rural mail carrier from MT.
Pleasant to Port Penn. He will begin his
duties on Monday.
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EVERY Observation-Disclosures DELAWARE FRIDAY.

where a marshmallow roast will be held
on the bench.
Mrs. John NJ Lank, and grandson
John M. Lynch, left here Monday fol
Centralia, Washington, to visit Mrs
Lank's brother, James Lynch. Mr. Lynch
is native ofLewes and Rehoboth hundred
and left here As years ago To take up n
residence in the West
Miss Isabelle Lewis, Of Exrnore, Va.
is here rs guest Of MIR and Mrs. Joseph
II. Quillen.
Captain William f. Tunnel is absent
on special duty locating site for a new
Coast Guard station on Assateague Is.
land, Virginia.
Charles jenkins of Philadelphia il
here visiting his parents.
Pilot Harry f. Virden Of West Phila-
del chia, was in town few hours between
trains, this week, having brought ship
down from Philadelphia.
Jack Taylor, attached TO the Naval
Base during the war, is here visiting Rev.
G. II. b. Turner
Miss Ella Twilley, now residing in
Philadelphia, is here ON a months vaca-
ion Mt the home of her sister, Mrs Andrew
t. Baker
Edison Lodge, assistant cashier Of sus-
sex Trust Co, who WAS confined to his
bed for ten days, is slowly improving
and able TO be out again.
A f. Anderson Of Havre de Grace, Md,
IS hhre ON business, renovatine his tomato
plant preparatory TO shipping operations
the first Of the week.
Lewes Packing Co, is ovcrhauling its
plant and making ready TO ship tomatoes
next week, as we'll as peas
The Port Scott and Calvert, two ocean
freightors, outbound, are in the Brepk-
water waiting to have their cornpasscs adj
iustcd by Philadelphia experts before
leaving
Advices received here state that the
motor fishing boat Mary Thelma, from
Anglesea, n, j., having on boar its owner
W. 5. Warwick, and crew, John Meyer
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Laurel, Aug. 6.-Ata card party, Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Ray Otwell, on Pine street, Mrs
Otwell announced the engagement of
her sister-in-law, Miss Alice Otwell,
daughter of EX-Mayor and Mrs George
II. Otwell, to Mr.. Raymond NJ Qullcn,
son of Captain and Mrs Roland i. Quil-
len. Mr. Qullen is one of the stars on the
local baseball team. The date for the
wedding has not been announced.
Those present we're: Misses Alice OF
well, Pauline Hearne. Marie Locates
Elsie Melvin, Margaret Melvin, Mildred
Figgs, Evelyn Hastings. Louis Bacon
Mildred Hastings, isabelle Galloway
Margaret Records Marion Rodney,
Madelyn Jones, Lottie Fletcher, Mildred
Horsey, kathryn Collins, Mrs. Ralph
Hastings. Mrs Earl u. Hayes OF Whining
ton and Miss Anna White, also of Wi
mIngton.
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will be under the cnre Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. &. Price, Misc Bonsen, Mrs Marian
Price and Miss Lizzie hkor.
Mrs Berthe jefferson Will Ioaye fo-
morrow for Fortress Monroe, Va, where
she will visit MAJOR and Mrs. Gage.
Miss Hazel Lttrell n New Castle 4
visiting her brother, SergeaDt Ernest
Lttrell at Fort du POnt
Eugene Giyison Of Wilmington T. here
visiting his daughter, Mrs. James Hrufeit
Charles Warner a Atlanta, Ca. is here
visiting bis motbey, Mrs Frank Warner
Miss Minerva Shultz Miss Edith Bgvd
and Miss Helen Eikins left Yesterday f1f
Baltimore, where they vii remain three
weeks.
Mrs. Katie Bofinyer left yesterday ~
Wildwood, ". j., where she Will stay lnfl
the first II September.
n. &. Clark has the egntrsst far re-
modelling the property n n 4. Cofrr.
on Clinton street, at n cosi - sf.0f0 IL
viii be used as store.
Corporal Khulala left for his hofnc %
Honolulu, yesterday, after benny hourr-
ably discharged from the army
William Patterson has had erected a
Handsome granite tombst0ne 30 si PauIs
r. &. cemetery, % mrmpry n hs ln
ceased wife.
Albert Bowen sustained n sevrrr rIf %
running nail IN his right foOf ID Do f
work near Port Penn, yrsteTdny
The water on the Port Penn onlsn
has dropped nearly siK inches % fha
two weeks Automobile may pasH o.
without danger ~ getting mircd
Mrs Marsh and grandaon are herf f
the summer with her daughter. Nr
George Hihlebrand
Mrs Harry Cooper 0f Ph.ladelptr r.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. " q jams
William Marsh o. seri0uFly ID af nF
home on Clinton street
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ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE.

Laurel. Aug 6. Misses Minnie and
Elizabeth Robinson entertained at auction
bridge Thursday afternoon. at their home
on West street. those present being: Mrs
William Tutherly, Mrs Alfred 5. Williams
Mrs. J, Osborne Adams, Mrs. Harry X
Fooks Mrs Willard Il Deputy, Mrs
A Paul Robinson, Mrs +. Allen Parsons
Mrs. Laura James, Mrs RAYMOND Far
low. Mrs. J. Roscoe Elliott. Miss |.
Byrd Wright and Miss Mae kenncv
\ delightful collation. consisting 81
cake, ice cream, candy and nuts was ser
we'd
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Aug. 6.-Cantaloupes took a
big drop here, yesterday, selling from
Sl70 to So per carrier, with lew Mt the
latter figure.
Miss Anna White of Wilmington is n
guest of MIR. and Mrs. l.. Ray Otwell for
a few days.
J. Irwin White Of Wilmington Is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. John l.. White Of
East Laurel.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor c. Records have
gone to Wernersyille, Pa, to spend two
weeks
Warren Lewis, who was visiting his
father, II. Clay Lewis in North Laurel
has returned to his home in Boston, Mass
lie expects 10 sail for England soon.
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FLEAS KILLING LIMA BEANS.

Milford Aug. Ga species of rust flea
has attacked the lima beans of this section,
and is making serious inroads upon the
vines. The crop at first gave every evidence
of being banner one this year, but the
infliction has seriously affected the growth
of the vines.
The first attack of the flea pests leaves
the leaves in a wilted and curled condition;
this is followed by numerous holes of n
rusty appearance in the leaves and the
pods do not fill out. No remedy has, as
yet, been secured
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WILL SERVE ANOTHER YEAR.

Milford, Aug. 6.-Professor John l..
Loope, of the agriculture department
of the local High School, has reconsidered
his rendered resignation, at request of the
School Board, and has signed contract
to teach here for another year.
This leaves only two vacancies existing
in the teaching staff for the coming year,
and it is expected that they will be filled
shortly as there are several applicants
for the poSitions
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HELD FOR TAKING CHlCkENS-

Georgetown, Aug. 6.-Charged with
stealing chickens from the farm of Byron
p. Pepper. near here, Walter Rumford OF
this city was arrested in Milsboro, yester-
day morning. where he had gone to sell
them. and brought here before Justice OF
the Peace +. W Ryon, who committed
him 70 jail in default of $500 bail Tor
court
MIR Pepper, who IS an extensive poultry
man. has a breed Of fowl unlike most Of
the poultrymen in this section, and when
he missed some Of them his suspicion was
aroused. He was able to identify the
fowls by certain marks, upon tracing them
IN Millsboro. and Rumford was at once
placed under arrest.
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FARMERS SELLING WOOD.

Milford, Aug. 6.--Many farmers near
here who have timber land on their farms
are reaping a rich harvest from the sale
of wood to the residents Of Milford Owing
to the railroad congestion and to the
coal strikes, it is almost impossible to get
coal here.
Last week one carload of coal arrived
and was quickly sold at Sl5 per ton. Wood
is selling at S5 per load.
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MASONIC INSTALLATION.

Laurel, Aug. 6.--Past Grand Master
Frank b. Sirman presided at the installa-
ton of the following officers of Hope
Lodge, No. 4, A. L. q A. NJ, this week
Worshipful master, Leon Stlne, of VIII
mington; senior warden, William A.
Easom: junior warden, j. Harold Edie;
secretary, Frank +. Davis; treasurer,
Victor G. Kitchens; senior deacon, fJbert
c. Bailey; Junior deacon, Reuben Stud
lev; senior steward, J. Leon Holloway
Junior Steward, Charles q. Allen; tyler,
unryeY L. Wolfe.
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CLOSE OF SUMMER SCHOOL.

Newark, Aug. 6.-The Delaware College
Summer School, which opened the latter
part of June, closes today after a success
? ful session. Professor ". A. Wilkinson,
director, is much pleased with the work
accomplished and commends both the
students and faculty members for making
the session probably the most successful
ever held In Delaware.
The lecture course and musicals furnish
ed by the Service Citizens were the big
feature of the school this year, and were
greatly appreciated by the students. The
students are leaving today for their homes.
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and Dennis Riley, was picked up by tho
Coast Guard stations crew, four miles of
Ocean City, having been drifting about
for three days with broken rudder. The
vessel was towed to the inlet and the men
cared for at the station.
Mrs. Thomas III. Carpenter will give a
formal dance in the ballroom Of Hotel
Rodney, this evening, in honor Of Miss
Gloria de Rodriguez, Of Mexico City, and
daughter, Miss Virginia Carpenter. Miss
Rodriguez was a elassrnate OF Miss Car
penter at Washington, ID. g., school.
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NEWS OF ST. GEORGES.

st. Georges, Aug. Ga carnival viii be
held on the lawn of st. Georges Hotel on
this and tomorrow evenings Tor the
benefit of the public school piano iund.
Farmers of Red Lion and St. Georges
hundreds will hold their annual picnic
on ]. T. Wilson's lawn, Thursday,
August 10 This will be the twenty-hrst
annual picnic held by the Farmers
Association.
MIR. and Mrs. George Swain were gwen
n birthday surprise Saturday evening by
their children and grand children.
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CAMDEN PERSONALS.

Camden, Aug. 6.-Temperance Day
was observed at Camden campmeetiDg,
Tuesday, and large crowd was present
TO hear addresses by Rev E. c. Pretty
man of Wilmington and Harry Mayer Of
Dover
Mrs Winfield Rash and children Of
Cleveland Ohio, who were visiting her
parcats ard relatives here for the past
Two months, have returned home.
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IMPROVING HIS PROPERTY.

Seaford. Aug. Representative Jo-
seph B. Lord, who purchased the late
Captain Huston property here. is having a
modern garage built in the rear Of the
property and has placed a cellar under the
home
lie has also had the brick pavement up
and will replace it with a concrete side
walk
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MIDDLETOWN NOTES.

Middletown, Aug. 6-Mr. and Mrs
George F. Buckson Of Odessa have an
nounced the engagement Of their daurh-
ter, LOleta Atherly, to William j
Bryson Jr.. son OF MIR and Mrs. ],
Brvson Of near Middletnwn.
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Mrs. George Henry Draper, Jr., is
making an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Cummins Speakman, at Belmont
Hall near Smyrna.
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Every Evenings clasaifcd advert 20
rnents bring results Proved by ne ~ =
faction of many and wii b. 20 you nv
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-04-01

Evidently the New York scribes who
wrote a column on Babe Ruth's home
run in practice are taking no chances
on Babes hitting this season.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-04-01
POLAND'S MIDDLE
CLASS REHABILITAT-
Ed is JEWISH PLAN
American Jewish Relief Committee
Undertakes Great Task With Md
die Glass OF Poland.

New York, March 80. - Rehabllita-
ton of Poland's middle class Of me-
chaics, artisans and small tradesmen,
ruined by the war, by expanding ST.
100000 through small loans, is the
plan DR.. Boris d. Bogen, Director-Gen-
eral of Jewish Relief work in Poland,
is now working on, as one Of the main
features of the reconstructive relief
program now being carried out in that
country.
Perfect administration ready to
carry this work on" DR.. Bogen cabled
the American Jewish Relief Commit
tee, which since 1919 has raised over
Sic, 900 900 for Jewish relief in Eastern
Europe. "This is wonderful opportun-
ity for constructive service
Heading a unit of 25 skilled relief
workers, which recently arrived in Po-
land, Dr. Bogen, with headquarters in
Warsaw, through his unit has his re-
lief organization covering practically
every part of Poland, reaching at last
reports almost HOO towns. Trucks
have been purchased which are rush
ing relief stores to every part Of
stricken Poland, he reports, while
couriers are covering the country, de-
livering remittances from Americans
to their destitute relatives In Poland.
In line with DR.. Bogen's reconstruc-
ton policy, an appropriation of $780,
900 for use as small loans to aid in
rehabilitation work, was included in
the March Expenditures of $4,000 for
Poland, by the Joint Distribution Com
mittee, relief disbursing organization
of the American Relief Committee and
its allied bodies.