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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-02
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Elaborate Program Arranged for
Annual Reunion Of Zebley
Family.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

special Correspondence OF ffefy JsNehths
New Castle, Sept. 2-Isaac \. Walker
of Christiana. sonof Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Walker, died yesterday, at the home OF
his parents. The young man was vel
known in this city. lie was member OF
Little Bear Tribe of Red Men at Bear
Station. The funeral services viii be
held on Sunday afternoon at . at his
late home Interment viii be made at
White Clay Creek cemetery.
Ruby Butler Of Wilmington, employed
at the Wilmington Fibre Speciality Co,
this city, Yesterday morning, suffered
from a sore eve. the result Of foreign
matter entering the sight. The particle
was removed BY DIR. Il. NJ. Alien.
Frank Beck, last evening" was greatly
annoyed By COW which entered bis
garden patch and destroyed a large guam
tity of produce The animal was taken
in charge of MIR Beck and placed IN his
stables awaiting the owner.
The bake, delicatessen and country
store which will be held October z, under
the auspices of the members Of the New
Century Club in the New Century Build
ing, is for the benefit Of the club and not
for the New Castle health center as
stated.
John Thompson bad the second finger
of his right hand badly mashed yesterday,
the result OF hook OF crane chain slip
ping from a steel casting.
Ray Clark a resident on the River Road
farm several miles south OF this city, Is
suffering from celllites OF the left side OF
the face caused by the extraction Of a
tooth several days ago.
MIR and Mrs. Barton Hopkins are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of son. Mrs. Hopkins was formerly
Miss Regina Wall
The price Of fresh eggs in this city,
yesterday, was IS cents per dozen and
crate eggs 90 cents
At meeting Of the Board Of Education
last evening, Mrs. Margaret Thornton
was selected 10 teach the fourth grade
in No. 2 building Marjorie Pordham Of
Delaware City will teach the third and
fourth grades in No. 3 building
Mrs. Annie Molly, who has been caring
for an Invalid aunt at Glassboro. y. j.,
until her death. has returned 70 this city.
The following program was arranged by
the executive committee Of the Bethel
Church in charge Of John r. n Clayton Of
this city for the Zebley reunion which will
take place on Labor Day, ll20 q. N.
Cornet will announce dinner; opening
prayer By Rev Hudson OF the Bethel
Church: l.35 q. m, singing by the entire
assembly, Ii.55 a. m. blessing asked BY
Jaey. Ellis: II. dinner: ] p m. business
meeting report of the biological secretary;
30 p. m, address by Rev. Robert Zebley
of Camden, y j.; 2. p. m, sports.
Prizes have.been donated for these events.
) 10 $50 p. m, supper; . p. m. final
benediction
Mrs. Lewis WeIdin Of Wilmington,
James and Fred Weldin Of Philadelphia,
spent yesterday with Mrs. Archibald
Watson
The Misses Mary. Margaret and
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NEWS OF LAUREL. i.

Laurel, Sept 2-Mrs. Matte Carter
of New York City is here visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Edward J.. Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Spicer and
children of Port Norfolk, Va, are visit
ing friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Wootten OF
Philadelphia are here visiting MIR. Woot-
tens brothers, O. " Wootten and Isaac
j. Wootten
MIR. and Mrs Holland II. Cooper and
children are visiting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. l. John Collins, who was seriously
injured few weeks ago by falling from an
Overturned chair, is convalescing and is
able to sit up.
Miss Anna Vaughan of Royersford, Pa,
is visiting Miss Nell Marvil at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Washing
ton Marvil
Willard II. Ellis. q former assistant
cashier Mt the local branch of the Delaware
Trust Co, later transferred 10 Millsboro
and then to Dover rs assistant cashier,
has again been transferred, coming back
to Laurel, where he will remain indef-
nitely.
MIR and Mrs. D. Walter Stauffer ard
children have been spending a month in
Gardner, y. Y, with Mrs. Stauffer's s
parents.
Mrs. Jane Butler and daughter, Miss
Marian Butler, of Atlantic City, \. j.,
are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Isaac III.
Downs.
Miss Matte Easkridge of Dayton, Va,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Sept. miss Quaesita c,
Drake, Of the department of chemistry
Women's College has completed her
thesis and taken her examination for the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy in chemis-
try at the University of Chicago
Lieutenant j. Allison O'Daniel Post,
American Legion, has elected the follow
ing delegates and alternates to the State
convention to be held at Dover John ". .
Ramsey and Fred Strickland; alternates
Lee Lewis and Harry Herbener.
The Artesian Well Driving Co, of
Philadelphia has been awarded the con-
tract, by Town Council, to sink the ad-
ditional wells which are part OF the plan
for enlarging the water system of the
town. The work will be started this week.
l.. W. Lovctt has been awarded the
contract to widen Elkton Road at its
junction with Main street. This will 90
a long ways toward eliminating danger
Gus curve. The work is TO be completed
by November ].
The local post of Veterans of Foreign
Wars Will hold meeting next Tuesday
night. in Centre Hall, when they will have
as guests members of Reynolds Post,
G. A. r..
One department of the local plant of
the American Vulcanized Fibre Co. is
closed while repairs are being made and
new equipment installed.
The family of Thomas II. PiIlsbury
will move today to Wilmington, where
they will reside at S24 West Ninth street
Mr.. Pillsbury is chief clerk in the United
States Engineers office. Wilmington
st. Johns Church picnic was held at
Augustine Beach Yesterday.
The Guild of ST Thomas p f. Church
will hold its first fall meeting next Mon
day night.
MIR. and Mrs. George L. Townsend.and
children left Yesterday for Rehoboth
Beach, where they will spend September
Miss Mary Powers left today for her
vacation which will be spent at Rehoboth
Beach and at her home in kennett Square,
Pa
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which will he in charge temporarily, on
Miss Kathleen Lord, who viii " teacher
Of the y rapid grade n strong iourth and
fifth. The faculty includes the following
Supervising Principal Professor W.
r.. 1hornburgh.
Principal of High school and Erglish -
Miss T.. Msude Lodge.
Mathematics and Ancient History
Mlss Vilens Brownhlll
Latin, French and Modern History
Miss Anna Drew Scott.
English, Public Speaking Social Science
Commercial and Industry Miss r. Heicus
Maulfair.
Commercial Department Miss Gladys
Deayer.
Home Economics Miss Narjory
knight.
Industrial Arts Lucius T.. Conahey
Vocational Agriculture Millsrd Fifr
gerald.
Eighth grade, Miss jeanette shockley;
Seventh, Miss Edith Hutton, Mrs Mar
garet Tomlinson; sixth, Miss Nairl Dob
son; fifth, Miss mabel Pusey. fourth,
Mrs. katherine Abbott; third and second
double grade room Miss Blanche ~
Brown, first. Miss Ciarissa Miller
6 rapid grade n strong sixth. Mr.
Julia Baynard; y rapid grade IA strong
fourth and fifth, Miss Kathleen Lord
A rapid grade "a strong third Mis
Catherine Hughes.
DOver's schools viii open Tuesdsy
September Z.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, Sept. q III. Moore and
daughter, Marie, spent Sunday and Mon
day in Dover with his brother. Eddie T..
Moore, and was accompanied home by
Mr.. AIoore'S two daughters.
MIS-. Ethel Merrick spent several days
this week with relatives in Salisbury, Md.
Mrs w S. Kilmon and daughter,
Virginia. of Burlington, MI, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mis-. Winiam G. Weaver,
Jr.. and are now spending two weeks
in Virginia.
Mrs. Burt Mallen OF Bridgeport, Conn,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Elmer T..
Conaway.
Mrs. Esther Lewis, of Norristown, Pa.
is mere for two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs Jchn Nevins.
Mrs. Arthur Harper and son, Arthur
Jr. of Chicago, ILL.,. are guests of Mrs.
Harper's cousin, Mrs. Charles i. Wiley.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Lawrence and son. Viii
liam, are at Chester, Pa, with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Allen Hearn
Mrs. j. @. Men ell of Norfolk. Va, 10
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Cannon,
West Seaford.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dolby and son,
George, of Harrisburg, Pa, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p H..Graham.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Burhanna of
New York City are visiting Mayor and
Mrs. A. r.. Bowden. at Blades. Mayor
Bowden and wife also have as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellingsworth of
Wilmington and Miss Roxanna Bowden
of Millsboro.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Sept 2-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Holland of Philadelphia spent few days
here this week, with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Ralston Davis.
Mrs. Robert P. Davis and daughter,
Miss katherine Davis, are at Asbury
Park. y. ].
MIR. and Mrs William A. Webb and
son. Price Webb of here, and Mrs Webb s
sister. Mrs John Titus of Wilmington, are
spending the week at Oak Orchard.
Miss Mary Holzmueller has gone to
Columbia, 5. c., where she expects to re-
main indefinitely.
Vardie Ellingsworth Of Philadelphia is
spending a week here with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs John ElIingsworth.
r. Earle DIckey and Miss Edna
Chambers, both Of Stanton, spent Tues
dav here as guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Y. Wingate at Christ Church
rectory.
Mrs. Homer Lyons of Tappahannock,
Va. is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Harrington for two weeks.
Mrs. Foster Causey and son, Frederick
Causey, of Philadelphia. are guests Of the
Misses Causey.
Misses Anna and Emily Warren of
Wilmington are visiting Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend.
Miss Elizabeth Aldred IS visiting Mrs.
Benjamin f. Drake at New Rochelle,
y. y.
Miss Mildred Truitt IS spending several
weeks with friends in different points in
the New England States.
Mrs. Edward Salevan and son, J. Frank
Salevan, are spending week with friends
In Dover.
Orlando Houston Of this town, who has
been employed AT Fort du Pont, Delaware
City. for several months, has secured
position at Chestertown, Md, and will
move his family there.
Miss Leah Gordon is visiting in VIII
mIngton.
Joseph Glenn is spending several weeks
In Lancaster and Downingtown, Pa
MIR and Mrs. William Habbart are
making three-weeks' visit to Niagara
Falls and Toronto, Canada
Mrs. Frank Black of Camden. y j.. is
here for two weeks with Mrs. Edward
Williamson.
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover, Sept. 2.-The property at the
corner Of Queen and Loockerman street
recently purchased by James II. Sipple,
where he has erected a building so by
100 feet, intended to be used as a garage,
has been leased by the Coca Cola Bottling
Co.
Work on the new .home for Dover's
firemen began. yesterday, when ground
was broken and the cellar commenced.
George Clendanial, a Dover tinsmith
fell from ladder While working on a
building, Monday, and sustained severe
injuries, rendering him unconscious for
awhile.
The anniversary Of Barratt's Chapel,
near Frederica, will take place Sunday,
September 26, and Rev. Francis Burgette
Short will be the speaker.
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and Baltimore, passed in the canal last
night, in tow Of the tug Senator Penrcse,
and will be taken to St. Georges this
morning and tied up in the back channel
of that place, their summer season OF
service having ended.
Private Osbrook, chauffeur OF the
Quartermaster Corps of Fort du Pont,
accompanied by his wife and daughter
left yesterday for jersey City. for two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Emma
Roberts
Harvey Slinhuff and August Gable OF
Philadelphia and NJ. Percival Vanderbilt
of Brooklyn, N. Y, had great sport
here, yesterday, and bapged many reed
birds. They came and returned by auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Boyer and Mr..
and Mrs William Downs are spending the
week in Atlantic City.
Mrs John Swan is spending two weeks
in New Castle with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Bender.
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden, Sept. 2-Mrs Carrie Smith
OF Easton, Md, Is visiting Mrs. Lou
Jump.
Mrs. Annie Booker is visiting in Morris
town, Pa, and Philadelphia
Mrs. L. ". Cooper and Miss Annie L.
Cooper visited Lebanon, Pa, this week
The peach packers who had been work
ing here, have returned to Atlanta Ga
Miss Virginia Jenkins of Suffolk, Va,
is guest of her sister, Mrs ]. T. Cooper
Mrs. John Carter and son, Albin, of
Pitman, n j., are here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. III. J.. Burke
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude W Hinsley were
visiting in Smyrna, Tuesday
b. r. Gooden and son, Ralph. who
were guests of Mrs. s. 5. Sarde, are now
visiting Mrs. j. L. Cook. r. r. Parks
Gooden joined them for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Edgar Cox enter
tanned at family dinner party Sunday.
Among whom were Mr. and Mrs b. p.
Gooden and son of Rio de Janeiro Brazil;
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel : Sarde, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Evans Cook and daughter
Kathryn Of Dover. and Miss Frances J..
Gooden Ct Philadelphia
Despite the rainy weather, the chicken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-02
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Seaford Woman Dies Following
Serious Operation Which Was
Performed Few Days Ago.
HURT BY FALLING POLE
Construction of State Highway
From Georgetown to Cokes-
bury to be Resumed.
From Every Evenings Correspondents.

From Every Evenings Cores pondents.
Georgetown, Sept 2.-Construction
work on the Georgetown-C Cokesbury
road will be started this week by Elder Il
Co. of Wilmington, who few weeks ago
completed the four-mile stretch on the
Georgetown-Laurel road. Work on the
contract has been held up for some time
because of lack of materials, but now
that shipments of stone and cement are
coming into lower Delaware as result of a
recent trip to Washington by Chief
Engineer Charles Nj. Upham of the Della
ware State Highway Department, who
took the matter up with the Interstate
Commerce Commission and the Bureau of
Public Roads, the contracts will be rapid
IN pushed to completion, provided ma
terials continue to come in as they have for
the past two days.
Contract for this piece of road was
awarded To the contractor about year
ago. but since that time nothing has been
done except the grading work. The route
al times has been almost impossible for
the residents in the western section of the
county, who were forced to come to
Georgetown ON business.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Sept 2.-The steamer
Commodore Maury, from New London,
Conn. to New York and Philadelphia.
passed in the canal. last night, and will
leave this morning for Norfolk. Va.
Lieutenant Picken and family of Fort
du Pont left on Monday for an extended
visit to Georgia.
Miss Margaret Clark is visiting her
sister. Mrs William Pennington, IN Will
mington.
Miss Mary Pennington has taken
position at Fort du Pont.
Several hundred pine logs were to~ed
through the canal last night, by the tug
Brandywine Part Of them will be taken
to Wilmington, to be used in the erection
of the new sugar refinery there, and the
remainder TO Camden, y. j., for general
construction work.
Rev Mr. Pitzer, pastor Of the Presby-
terian Church, who has been visiting in
Arlington, y. j., returned yesterday,
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
Mrs Mary Thompson is III At her home
on Jefferson street
Miss Minnie Shultz. a Delaware City
high school graduate OF 1920, rs taking
secretarial course at Beacoms Business
College. Wilmington.
ne DafEts 1DdDau fOfpuOtt Vi
the Southern Transportation Co. with
pine lumber from North Carolina TO
Philadelphia, passed out of the canal
yesterday.
The barge Malta Pony, loaded with
wood for the pulp mills at Wilmington,
left the canal. yesterday. in tow Of the
tug Corinthian.
Private Andrew Shultz. frst-class post
barber of the Quartermaster Corps, who
was honorably discharged. Saturday. Was
re-enlisted at Fort du Pont. Monday.
He has served 10 years in the regular
army.
Rev. f. ID. McDermott. former army
chaplain at Fort du Pont, who served
with the army in France, and is now
stationed at Kansas City, Mo, is here
visiting former friends.
The steamers Penn and Lord Baltimore
of the Ericsson line, between Philadelphia
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cccelia Gallagher viii spend the week

Cecilia Gallagher will spend the week
end at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Harley Scale and family.
who have been residing o n the Strand for
several years have moved to the McFarlin
property at Ninth and Washington
streets
Francis McCalin, Of Philadelphia, is
spending several days as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Garreau
Mrs. Letitia Everson, mother Of Mrs.
wilkinson j.. Cranston, who has been
confined to her home for several days
suffering from Illness is showing improve
ment.
Mrs X. b. Clothier and daughter
Josephine will leave tomorrow for Dover
N. j., whore they will visit Lee Clothier,
son Of Mrs. Clothier.
New assortment Of Ever Sharp Pencils,
75e 81 and $3.50, extra leads, BIC pack
+. Challenger Il Son, Prescription
Pharmacists.-Adg.
After dinner mints, 60 cents good
summer candy. Il. Challenger & Son,
Prescription Pharmacists. .--AdY
For representative Of New Castle Hun
dred, Edward s. Megginson, subject TO the
decision Of the Republican party.-Adv
Victrolas and Bridgewater g.
ADV.
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IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

Laurel, Sept. John NJ G. Moore
one of the most prominent men in Broad
Creek hundred, Is in a serious condition
at his home in Bethel from dislocated kid
neys. He was assisting William j. Bailey
in saving several cords of wood. Tuesday.
and they were compelled TO move their
machine few feet. Mr. Moore picked up
the pole to help, and instantly fell un-
conscious His companions thought be
was dead for about 20 minutes, after
which he began to show signs of life
His son, Garfield Moore, was sent for
and took him home in an automobile, the
parent suffering intensely during the jour
ney. Mr.. Moore is about 20 years of age
and his condition is considered critical
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SOCIAL EVENT AT
GORDON HEIGHTS

Gordon Heights, Sept 2.-La Rowe
Bradbury of Stoneham, Mass, who has
been spending his vacation with his
grandfather, J. V. NJ. LaRowe of Whining
ton, was entertained by his cousin,
Francis La Rowe, at his home on Monday
evening. A very enjoyable time was had.
Mr. Bradbury gave several selections on
the violin, accompanied by Miss Eliza
beth Walker Those present were: Mrs.
Lillian Walker, Misses Elizabeth and
Nellie Walker, Charlotte Gould and Mr..
and Mrs J. v NJ. La Rowe.
Miss Gould entertained at her home on
Tuesday evening for Mr. Bradbury, who
will return to Stoneham on Friday.
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ROUSED FROM SLEEP
FOR MARRIAGE PERMIT
But Court Clerk Refused to Get
Up at a. m. and Compelled
Lovers to Wait Until g.
snecial corresnondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Sept. 2.-After an all
night motor ride to Elkton, early yes
terday morning. William Il. kendrick
and Miss Mary 4. Nicholson. both of
Baltimore, reached the home of the
county court clerk at ) o. clock demanding
a marriage license As the clerk was not
doing business at that hour he requested
them to return to the court house and
await his arrival at s a. M Then they pro-
cured the permit and after having the
knot tied by a local minister, returned
to their homes
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JR. o. L. A. NJ. OFFICERS.

Seaford, Sept. 2-The following Of
ficers of Liberty Bell Council. No q,
Jr. o. [. A. NJ, were installed last night
by State Vice-Councillor Albert NJ Tarr,
of this town
Councillor y NJ Conaway, Jr; vice
councillor, T. NJ Smith; recording secre-
tary, J. Il. Wainwright; chaplain, Albert
NJ. Tar; conductor, Albert Elzey; war
den, Linden Marvel; inside sentinel
o. J.. Marvel outside sentinel, T. + .Lank-'
ford; trustee, c. +. O'Bier.
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POLE FELL ON BOY.

Seaford, Sept 2--Karl Utz, l2-year-
old son of Samuel Utz Of this town, was
out on the State roads, yesterday, with
bis uncle, Joseph Price, employed by the
Diamond State Telephone Co, who was
inspecting some poles, when one pole
accidentally fell, striking young Utz on
the foot and severely injuring il
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WAS ASKED TO RESIGN.

Georgetown, Sept. 2@-At a meeting,
Monday, of the trustees of Sussex county
almshouse, Superintendent John Nj. Pet
tyjohn, who for the past three years has
been in charge of the institution, was
asked to tender his resignation, because OF
some disagr~ments, and George Nelson
was chosen in his place.
Mr. Nelson is well-known farmer, re-
siding near here, and formerly was en-
gagged in the merchantile business in this
town. Three years ago he was an appli-
cant for the place, but Mr.. Pettyiohn Sc
cured the appointment.
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DEATH FOLLOWED OPERATION.

Seaford, Sept. Miss Ada Tyson,
a well-known resident of this town, died
suddenly at her home, yesterday, follow
ing an operation which was performed on
Sunday
Miss Tyson was native of Kent county,
Md, but had resided in Seaford for the
past thirty years.
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and waffle supper under the direction OF
Mrs Maude Mifflin, captain of one team
of the Round Table Club. and her as
sistant, Mrs Howard Marvin, was very
successful affair.
Little Miss Isabel Green and sister
MAY. Of Centreville Md. arc here visit
ing their uncle and aunt, Mrs G. Il. Cox.
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CORPS OF TEACHERS
FOR DOVER SCHOOLS
Faculty is Complete Except as to
One Place, Which is Provided
for Temporarily.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Sept 2-Thc faculty Of Dover
public schools for the year I920-21 has
been completed with the exception Of the
first and second gradc combination room
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Miss Helen Larrimors, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larrimore, OF
Philadelphia, who is here visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Larrimo}e, fell while roller skating, yes
terday, fracturing bone in her wrist.
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A Sharp Reminder.

a unique campaign device was dis-
tributed az the Public Building today. ,n
the shape Of a double-ended ceiluloid tooth
pick, with q printed adrnOnifiOn ~ voter
70 pick Edwin G. CLARK for c0unfy
comptroller
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Fill Your Blood With Iron
Ii You Want To Be StronS
WITH PLENTY OF ENERGY AND POWER

health By tatiaz orzs-ic iro---Nurss-s
ITOr--for consider u ore % th. far.u.r
blood ard bcdY-buiid~r. the b-r - whi-a
have ever bad recourse"
DR.. James Francis Sriiiv,r, formerly
physician Of Bellevue Hotri,si COrf1a,r
Drp,) New York and tlc W.~cs-r..~
County Hospital says. 81 have strr-giv
emphasized fh- great n.c-s-.y q ahTta-is-,
r1akins blood ezar-frstions % tt-ir ~-ss
snaeu7ie. rundown patients Th-uss-ls -
p-rscns 20 OF y-ar zff-r year sse--i-s
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IN th-ir red blsod oo-pusrf-- Il ss.,s,
this iron deficiency ard ?. h.fp b,ffif -sr~-v.
healthier r-n ard wor-r, t-sf-- a5i- save
ically 10 meet tic problems - EVERYDAY
life, ! believe phvsicisr. sho-'f a. -~.r-
opportunity prescribe orrsri- irrr-Nar-
at-d Ircu-fo- IN ny experience is q a-s
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known 20 medical science"
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much you have gained.
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