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Mystical Thirteen.

In the Indian Pantheon there are Is
Buddhas: the'apex Of an Indian or chi
nese pagoda is crowned with Is mys-
teal disks. The sacred sword, pre-
served in the Temple Of Atsusa, in
Japan. has Is objects Of mystery form
ing its hilt. When playing whist and
many other games Of cards each player
has ID cards and the pack II made up
Of four suits of Ii each,
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'DELAWARE'S MEN
MADE GOOD At CAMP
Took Honors in Standing and Also
Led in Athletics at Camp
Deven.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Aug. 4-Twentyrone Della
ware College students, members of the
Reserved Officers Training Corps Mt the
college. have returned from Camp Deven,
Mass, where they received six weeks Of in
tensive military training. The Delaware
boys not only maie an excellent showing
in the military work but also cleaned up
in the sporting events between the various
companies Captain Ralph Dickinson
who was cornnandant at Delaware last
year, YVES an officer Of the company to
which the local boys were assigned and he
speaks in the highest terms Of their work
Captain Carlton Coulter. also o former
commandant at Delaware, was mess Of
fcer at the camp.
The work Of Delaware College students
was commended by all the officers Of the
camp as being equal 10 that Of any other
squad of college men IN camp.
/ The students got seven hours of mill
tary work daily including infantry. drill,
miner tactics. rifle practice, range work,
map making, musketry machine gun and
grenade work The rifle work Of Delaware
men was especially noteworthy. Their
company consistel Of 10 men and 10
Delaware men vito among the 30 who
Nuhhftn III tiiHt fHHp8fJ hN ilfb hfaii'lis
In n track meet Delaware men made more
points than any other college, while
baseball team Of which Phil Marvel.
this years captain AZ Delaware WIS catch
er, won the camp championship and did
not lose game. Marvel captained the
team
The Delaware men sent 20 the camp
were juniors and seniors who elected the
r. o. r c. course and consequently we're
required to take camp work They were
as follows +. X Monohan. II W Null
rooney, W A. HemphilI. J + Price. G. +
Waples, w r. Anderson. X X Kcesey
Joseph s Wilson. Francis A Cooch, J q
Wise, Philip Marvel. Harold KohleIuan
W + Elzey, Claude l.. Phillips, Henry
Bradley. J Fl Fairbanks, jefferson Pool.
Samuel Marooney, George Mitchell, Rob
ert Beatty and Ira Steele.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, Aug. Airs Maggie r..
Messick spent the weekend at the home
of Mr. and Mrs John Phillips, Of Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Aiessick had as
guests, Sunday, Mrs. l.. v Messick of
Wilmington and Mrs. Katie Brohawn,
of Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Lang of VIII
mington have been spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tarr, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs William Marvel of Viii
mington are visiting Mr. Marvel S parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Marvel, near town.
Rev. and Mrs. j J. Bunting of Berlin,
Md, are receiving congratulations over
the arrival of fine son. Before her mar
riage Mrs. Bunting was Miss Maude
Gibson of Ridgely, Md, and Rev Bunting
is former pastor of st. Johns NJ. L
Church, this town.
Miss Bessie Jones Of Wilmington is
here for several days with her parents,
MIR. and Nirs. James Jones.
Mrs. Alexander Donoho and sister, Miss
Maude Dorsey, are at Ocean City, Md,
for ten days.
Harlan Purse, Harlan Haines and Archie
Purse were at Oak Orchard, this week
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\. US OF A DAY :. )
FROM THE STATE
I.cwes Citizens Again Called on to
Give Attention to New
School Project.
TIDES AND TEMPERATURES
CIlcer in Motorcycle Able to Pull
I5ig Touring Car to Safety at
20 Miles an Hour.

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover. Aug 4-State Highway Police
. ecr Ingram, while patrolling. the
u --Smvrna road, yesterday, noticed a
H. t.pding along theroadwayand stopped
Z. s. .rire the trouble. The driver inform
SIN hehad engine troubleand request
I, rram TO show him to 3 garage. Ingram
eel Mt the machine, large seven
,, -rnger Buick touring car, rather
teal as to whether his light motor
was equal to such an emergency;
oy ncr of the car, however, produced
-toi,t steel tow line and Ingram made the
venture Seating an extra man In hls SIDE
car. he started for Dover and reached her
without mishap making an average oil
2u mules per hour en- route.
The owner of the car, John X. Maxwell
of Philadelphia expressed himself highly
u eased with the assistance gwen and was
o.afuse in his praise of the Delaware
te Highway police as being a highly
e.,eicnt organization. After having his
rqr repaired here, Mr. Maxwell proceeded
u Bowers Beach, his destination.
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DELAWARE CITY NOTES.

Delaware City, Aug. 4.-Katharine and
Margaret Underwood, who had been
visiting their uncle. Rev. Thomas Vail
Wingate of Milford, for the past six
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Sergeant William Holland of Fort
du Pont was honorably discharged ycs-
terday, and returned to his home in
Mississippi.
Claude Fields left yesterday for trip
to Virginia.
Cecilia Mcllvsine, a barge, after un-
loading cargo of fish scraps at Baltimore
passed through the canal last night bound
for Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Clark, who has been
seriously i'll at her home, Greenlea, is
greatly improved.
A large number of RATS from Mathews
county, Va, passed through the canal.
yesterday, bound for Philadelphia.
Roy Keane of Wilmington is here visit
ing his mother. Mrs. John Keane
Colonel Ferguson of Washington. ID. c.,
arrived here yesterday to be commanding
officer of Fort du Pont
Private Grant of the QuartermaSter
Corps was discharged, yesterday, and left
for his home.
The c. Kern, gasoline barge, passed
through the canal, yesterday, with 5000
baskets of tomatoes en- route to Baltimore.
William Patterson and wife Of Phila-
delphla are here for two weeks with his
brother, George Patterson.
Mrs. William Bowen left YESTERDAY for
Chester, Pa, to visit her sister, who has
just undergone an operation in a hospital
there.
Albert Hemphill is here visiting his
mother, Mrs Evans Hemphill.
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ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE.

SMYRNA, Aug. Mrs. Cummins Z.
So Aman Of Belmont Hall entertained
~.ec tables Of bridge Friday afternoon in
fator of her guest, Miss Rachel Hamil-
,oe, Of New York City. The affair was
o e Of the most delightful OF the several
ia ctions given In Smyrna social circles
during the past two weeks At the close
Of the progressive bridge whist contest,
Miss Hamilton favored the company with
several vocal selection Mrs. Gardner
Beckett also recited. Opportunity was
afforded the guests to view the handsome
flbwer garden Of Belmont Hall, which
elected much praise. The garden, which
was renewed about two years ago with
choice varieties, is now at its best.
Among those present were: Miss Ra-
chel Hamilton and Mrs. Gardner ".
Beckett, of New York City; Mrs. Nan
Spruance Jones, Mrs. Roy Underdown,
Mrs J. Herbert Sitter, Philadelphia; |;
Mrs. George II. Draper, Jr., Milford;
Alrs Homer ID. Hudson, Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Edwin G. Mackenzie, Wilmington;
Mrs. Eugene Davis, Mrs. Levi E. An
thouy, Mrs. Francis Z. Postles, Mrs.
William G. Anthony, Mrs. R. Franklin
Corley, Mrs. Hervey P. Hall, Mrs. Viii
liam G. Roe, Mrs. Alice NJ. Reed, Mrs.
John W. Clifton, Mrs Kate Tschudy
Rich, Mrs. Warner w. Price, Mrs Ed
WI G. Billeb, Mrs. Nellie Rowland
Misses Agnes Cumrnins, Mary Roberts.
I,rtha Smithers, Edith Collins, Edith
r ck and Cora Tschudy.
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug. A meeting
OF the Sussex County Bankers Association
was held at the Belhaven, yesterday.
Bankers from all over Sussex county at
tended. Among the speakers were Mayor
William G.. Taylor of Wilmington.
Carlton Fooks, Newark, N. j., has been
spending n few days with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Fooks who is summerlng here.
Colonel William ID. Denney of Dover,
who is being spoken OF prominently as
the Republican candidate for governor,
has moved his family here for August.
Commissioners of Rehoboth Beach
are having the streets scraped, weeds cut
from the vacant lots and the whole town
put in first class order. "Clean up" is
being urged on ne cottagers to make the
resort one of the cleanest along the coast
Edward ID. Hearne, Federal auditor
now located at Washington, formerly OF
Georgetown, is stopping few days at
the Belhaven
j. Hall Anderson, for some time chief
game warden of Delaware, was a guest al
the Henlopen, yesterday.
A card party was held last evening
at Horns pavilion for the benefit of the
Free Library Association of Rehoboth
Beach. Nearly $40 was realized.
Guests received at the Belhaven yes
terday were: Ethel Conkln, Geraldine
i. Lewis and Jean l.. Conklin of Balti-
more; Mrs J. S. Ellis and Miss Eleanor
Smith of Laurel.
Guests who arrived yesterday at the
Henlopen to spend some time with Wal
ter l.. Burton, the genial proprietor, are
Miss Nora Barclay of WILMINGTON, Robert
III. Wheeler and Ulysses 5. Gibson of
Baltimore, Harold W Horsey of Dover
and MIR. and Mrs. William Getz of Will
Transport, Pa.
DR. f. s. Darrah of Philadelphia is
spending few days at Hotel Rehoboth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
NEWPORT NEWS.

vnort. Aug. 4-The children of
Int Il r. Sunday school are enjoy
le'r annual picnic at Shellpot Park
sports Of tie day were arranged
II Marvin, director Of the PLAY
IL Newport.
George Frederick left YESTERDAY
isle q few days with Mrs. William
.uil and Mrs. Enoch Smith at their
n CharlestOwn, Md
II J Strahorn, who has been con
hor home for the past two months
iu1ammatory rheumatism. is now
Delaware Hospital, but not much i'm
proved
LtCe Dorothy Hilyard Of Philadelphia
re with her grandmother, Mrs.
th fiiyard
- Mildred Gregg Of Brack-Ex and
"a Bal Of Lehighton, Pa. were
If Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin +. Ball
ulday.
4ls sarah Finn had as her guest over
weekend her sister. Mrs. Luetta
Wi, oi Dallas Texas.
rs. Dwight Wentz of Georgetown.
r..c hTs been spending sometime
ta ncT parents. Mr. and Mrs. ID. "
Chandler, left today to join her husband
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

in Philadelphia. They will now visit
relatives in Oxford. Pa.
Miss Blanche Crawford fell down stairs
at her home here, Saturday morning and
is now suffering from bruises and a cut
in her forehead
Rev. F. X. Moore was dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Maclary, on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bullen, Everson
Bullen and MIR. Roth motored to Angus
tine Beach, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vernon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Zebley and son, Blair,
Miss Mary Vernon of Claymont and Mr.
Rutter of Philadelphia spent Monday
evening with Mr.. and, Mrs. c, w. Mac
larry.
Mrs. F. X. Moore spent Monday and
Tuesday with her mother at Summit
Grove!
Mrs. Mary Pyle of Arden was guest
of Mrs. c. w. Maclary, yesterday.
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,e week end with Mrs. W. B. Harrington

the week end with Mrs. w. b. Harrington
OF Bear
Mr.. and Mrs Elridge Wills and Miss
Edith King Of Millington, Md, are visit
ing Mrs. w. B. Harrington Of Bear.
On warrant sworn out by Mrs. Jacob
Steele, charging disorderly conduct Frank
Brown wns fined SIS by the mayor
The hour for the leaving Of the I'm
manuel Sunday school picnic, tomorrow
morning, for Eden Park has been changed
to 10 o. clock, advanced time. The special
car will leave Mt the corner OF Second and
Harmony on the hour. All members Of
the parish and Sunday school are invited
To- attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
NEWS OF CAMDEN.

Camden, Aug. Mrs Annie Lock
wood. aged 60 years, died at her residence
here, yesterday. after a lingering illness
of several months
b. +. Conwell has purchased Ford
sedan.
Mrs. George w. Fisher, Jr., Of Wvo-
ming gave a luncheon at hef home few
days ago IN honor Of Mrs. Taylor Of
Pttshurg, Pa. and Miss Anne Parker Of
Riverside. New York City Mrs Elma
Townsend, Mrs William b. Mock, Mrs.
Fred Richards, Of Camden. also were
guests.
Mrs Olin Husdon is guest Of Mrs
Garrett Jones.
Mrs Triggs Of Wilmington is visiting
Mrs Ed. Reed.
Mrs Ed. Read entertained the after
noon Bridge Club and other friends at her
home few days ago, Bridge followed the
luncheon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
RECT TO COW TESTS.

orr-tawn. Aug. 4.-Rather than go
p the examination OF the cows IN
lrI, for tests for tuberculosis,
mix dealers in lower Delaware
declared they viii stop delivering
to consumers and take their supply
sr crrameries. Already some OF the
h7ve stopped their routes and
., s,..Aif milk to the Milton creamery,
rest TO Georgetown.
ae., claim that the creameries give
more money with less expense OF
but one or two have quietly ad-
f.a that the trouble is in the testing
rr.v.soa which the State Board of
resah IS determined 10 enforce. Farmers
f, eVn large herds have no real reason
alaia except that they do not
officials interfering with their busl-
- - they claim Enough milk is coming
- rgetown. from farmers who have
cd with the request, to supply
wl with milk Other towns are not
uunate and several of the smaller
< are almost without milk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Seaford, Aug. 4.-Mr and Mrs. John
E. Adams celebrated their fortieth we'd
ding anniversary, Saturday, at their home
in West Seaford. phey were the recipients
of many handsome presents. At five
o'clock the guests were invited into the
diningroom where fine supper awaited
them.
Those present were: Mrs and Mr..
Harry Grantland, of Wilmington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Erasmus Hastings; MIR. and Mrs.
John McGee, Mrs. Jennie Adams, Mrs.
Elmer Elliott, Mrs. Edna Hearn and chill
dren, Misses Florence McGee and Dorthea
Adams and Leon McGee of Laurel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
ASSESSORS PRAISED
FOR EXCELLENT WORK
Kent Levy Court Gives Vote Of
Thanks for Assessment of
Caesar Rodney District.
specIaI Correspondence b Eyery LYenlne

Special Correspondence pf Every Evening
Dover, Aug. 4. Kent County Levy
Court, yesterday. instructed the clerk Of
the peace To notify all school tax collectprs
who have not settled in full for the year
1919 10 settle in ftiIl on or before August ] 4
or they cannot qualify as collectors for the
present year. There are but two collectors
yet 10 report.
TIE court ordered re-advertising for
the county good roads bonds issue, adyer-
tised several weeks ago, but not awarded
because Of the unsatisfactory rates offered
The resignation of Edward Paradee as
road supervisor Of the Second Election
district Of the Eighth Representative
district. because of III health was accepted
and Commissioner WaIdman nominated
Robert Stevenson, who was elected
unanimously
Harry johnson Of the Ninth Repre-
sentative district, asked for rebate of
capitation tax paid by him, although q resi-
dent Of Sussex county. The matter was re-
ferred for adjustment
Commissioner Raughley reported a.
bridge in the Ninth district in bad condi-
ton, and Commissioner Waldman, one in
the Eighth district. TIE county engineer
was instructed 10 investigate and mike
necessary repairs.
The assessment Of C8sar Rodney
Special School district, which had been
delayed, was presented By Professor
Moore and Warner Green, who had been
appointed by COMMISSIONER Evans ID do
the work, which was most effectively
done. The Levy Court gave n rising vote
If thanks To Messrs. Moore and Green for
the efficient manner in which they had
prepared the list
1fe school budget Of CaFar Rodney
shows the amount needed for the present
year 70 be s1S. 206, and recommended a
capitation tax of s6 The property rate
fixed bv the coust was 81 on the 800 of
aaeesend value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
BITTEN BY A DOG.

Lewes, Aug. 4-James Wagner, a
child of four years, was severely bitten
on the cheek by pet dog, Saturday,
while playing on the beach. The wound
was cauterized, after which DR.. ]. NJ.
Martin chopped the dogs head off and
sent its brain to the State laboratory at
Newark, for examination. If it shows
any symptoms of rabies a messager will
be despatched to the Pasteur Institute
at Washington, d. c., for serum to in
ject into the child.
The patient is now under observation
pending the arrival of the analysis from
Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
LEVY COURT FIGHT.

Sherman A. Collins and Edward
Hart Of Townsend are candidates for the
Democratic nomination for Levy Court
commissioner from the Seventh district
of New Castle county, to succeed James
A. Buckson Of Blackbird whose term
will expire December 81, and William
A. Scott Of Townsend has also been pro-
passed for the nomination. Mr. Scott
preceded Mr. Bucks0n as commissioner
Charles Jones was a candidate for
the nomination. but has Withdrawn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
SOCIAL AT RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Aug. 4.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. II. Alexander and Mr. and Mrs
George Smith last Friday evening gave
their sons, James T. Alexander and Rob
ert Smith, birthday party at the home
of the former, at Richardson Park and
Atlantic avenue. About seventy guests
were present, among them being friends
from Baltimore, Philadelphia and Chester
An enjoyable evening was spent in dancing
etc. Stuber's orchestra furnished the
music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
CALLED ON BROTHER.
LEARNED OF DEATH
Painful Shock That Waited Mr..
Lord Of Pennsylvania ON Ar
rival at Dover, Monday.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evsning

Special Correspondence ~ Every Evsning
Dover, Aug. 4--The death n Charles
W. Lord, which occurred Monday last
the day before the large sale u real frfafe
of his recently deceased brother. Iames
Lord, for which he was administrat0f wls
10 take placn, has caused the with'lrsga
of the sale and will neces-ifate the 1p-
poiutment of a new administrator The
James Lord estate wss ~ have been snld
here yesterday afternoon
An affecting incident IN connect Nm
with the death n Charies W ford wls
the appearance here. Monday night ~ he
brother, from upper Pennsylyania Niu
came here ~ attend the sale 0f the James
Lord estate, yesterday On going - 10
Office ~ e. " Lord, IN the oid Bavard
House building. on Loockeyrnan street ~
inquired whether Mr. InEd stin had ~
ofFce in the building On being toid 80
office was still there. he inquired for his
brother and was informed that 30 hsd
died that morning The brnfheT visiting
was shocked, AZ he had heard n0shinr y
the illness of e. W Lord
lost sornething7 Try a classified ariver-
tTvpFnent in Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, Aug. 3.-George Thomas, wife
AID daughter Margaret of Milford, visited
MIR. and Mrs. George Chase on Sunday
Mrs. IL. Z. Russell o. Merchantvllle
\. j.. is here visiting her daughter Mrs
Iohn 5. Lynch.
r.ntaiu William F. Tunnel, coast
has returned from special duty at
-u gton, ID. c.
Miss Elizabeth Reese is domlciled on the
-, for the remainder of the summer.
t.arshmallow roasts are popular with
eals~ ger set who gather in numbers
leach. start bonfire and over 1t
-shmahows from the end OF sticks,
rawa sugar and taffy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
ESCAPED SERIOUS INJURY.

Lewes, Aug. Airs. George Hazel,
and companion Miss Husdon, in run
about, were driving to the ice plant along
the railroad tracks, Monday when the
horse took fright at an approaching freight
train, upsetting the vehicle and throwing
the women to the ground. Mrs. Hazel
suffered dislocated hip. Miss Hudson
was uniniured
DIR. H. r. Burton had Mrs. Hazel taken
to Beebe Hospital where an X-ray picture
was made of the dislocation No fracture
was evident and she was not otherwise
injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Aug. 4-Mr. and Mrs. John
V. Welch are spending ten-day's vaca-
tion at Rehoboth Beach
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac 5. Truitt are spend
ng two weeks in Boston, Mass, with
their son, George Truitt, and family.
The Caulk Baseball team of Milford
defeated the team from fredericksburg,
Nd, Saturday Afternoon, by the score of
8 to o.
Vaules R. Grier is spending several
weeks at Atlantic City
Lester Bennett of Cedar Beach, near
here, who was operated on for appendi-
citis at Delaware Hospital Wilmington,
last week, is reported to be rapidly re-
covering.
Augustus Morgan of near here, who was
severely scalded by the explosion of a
traction engine near Houston, three weeks
ago, is able to be around, though still
suffering from the effects of the burns.
During August four of the churches of
Milford have agreed to omit their usual
Sunday evening services and to unite in
a community service to be held on the
Plaza each Sunday evening at o'clock.
Music is furnished by an orchestra and an
especial point is made of the singing.
Troop No. 2, Boy Scouts, under the
direction of the scout master, are spending
two weeks camping on Indian River near
Oak Orchard.
Edward Morris has been appointed by
Town Council as night watehman, TO
succeed James Courtney, who recently was
appointed chief of police, is succession
to Chief Baker, who resigned three weeks
ago.
Edward NJ Davis of Wilmington, presi-
dent of the Voters Non-Partisan League
Of Delaware, is spending several days here
with his parents.
Dr. Paris T. Carlisle, ST., formerly of
Milford and now of Mount Holly, N. j., is
here visiting with relatives
Edgar Greene is spending two weeks at
Ocean City, n. ].
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The court directed that for the months
of August and Septerfer's collections, q
rebate ~ 3 per cent be allowed October
and November, a rebate ~ 3 PER cent,
and fha. after November, the iuli tar 10
collected. IL vas aIso ordered that the
collectors receive the same perccntage Tor
collecting this year ~ last year.
Each Levy Court ComnissioDerra1
asked % make an invoice of sll road ma
chinery and equipment IN his district and
report ~ the court st ~ next meeting
Reports of county officers for July
showed following fec collections. Recorder
of deeds, ss4s.50. sheriff, s55 90. pro-
thonofary, e16l .Ss; register of wills,
s497 81; clerk Of the peace. s425s
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ENTERTAINED BY
CHRISTIANA CLUB

Stanton, Aug. 4.-Members of the
Stanton Baking and Sewing Club W.,
entertained by the Baking and Sewing
Club of Christiana, Saturday afternoon,
at a picnic held at Smalley's Dam. Sports
were enjoyed, and contests won by
the following membefs
Pin contest-First prize for girls over IL
years of age, Miss Sarah kilvington;
second, Miss Isabella Miller.
Cracker eating contest was won by
Ella Denn. Sack race first prize, Ada
Miller, second prize or junior race
Miss Ruth Denn.