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the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Bartley, in Elkton.
Captain Daniel BrattDn Of Efkton, who
is attached To the Dental Department
United States Army, has been trans
ferred from Camp Taylor, LOuisyllle,
Ky, 10 Camp Dix, n J.
Mrs Herbert ID. Ltzenberg and hFiss
Lydia r. REYNOLDS are spending a week
sigfit-aeeing in Washington and BaltI-
more.
Miss Edna Linton II Woodlawn fen
from her wheel. ycst".lay, breaking
bone in her wrist
Mrs & l. Benson Of Port DepOait has
been appointed director of the Fourth
Red Gross Chapter for Cecil county.
Mrs. George r. Ash, owner Of the
Cecil Democrat, has purchased the build
ing IN which the paper is published from
the heirs Of the late William J Jones.
Norman p Miller of near Elkton, who
has been attending court in Wyoming
county. Pa, in the contested will N the
late Charles &. Miller, IN which Norman
r Miller was left his brother estate,
valued 1T -, 0OO, won his ease The will
was contested by n nephew
MRs Marion Clark % Washington and
Miss Laura Clark Of Delaware College,
are spending fe-w daye with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs William CLARK, at thor
country place near EarlnYillo
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Scaford. oct. Il Mrs Gertrude
Wright, Of Philadelphia, ls a guest OF Mrs.
MARY Hatfield
Nathaniel VI COnawav, Jr-, state Prsl-
dent Of the r. o. ) Of A.. attended meet
ing held in Dover, Tuesday
Mrs. John d. Stewart IS spending the
week with relatives and friends IN Vii
mIngton.
Mrs. Samuel Goodman ls seriously Ill
at her home here.
John krahc. who has bccn making ms
home here for the past three wears, beng
emplovc! o, tn, Delaware STATE Highway
Dci,a5t ieft this morning for New
Yorh ~ ,,ucrc ~ has secured a posi-
tlon
Mrs i ! Fritz. of Wilmington ls
here for several wocks with Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Collins
Mr. ana Mrs 4rcn Hcan of Chester
Pa, spent TIN irSf ~ the week herr with
Mrs Iiearn : parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harry NJ Lawrence
Mrs. samuel Collins of New Castle IS .
guest II Nr snd Mr> Charlie Collins
sam Culvcr 81 Dcimar Was guest Of
his COUSIN. NalIcnt Waller the iirst ot the
week
Joseph Argo. 81 Wilmington. IL spend
inc the week here with h~ wife. at the
homo oi her parents Mr and Mrs J.
Wright
NIrS. Cartha Hill of Wilmington IS
here visiting her parents. Nr and Mrs
John Collins
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FUNERAL OF MRS. CAULk.

Dover. Oct. I4-The funeral of Mrs
Emma +. Caulk, wife of Councilman
John W. Caulk, which took place yesterday
dav afternoon from the residence oi her
husband. North State street, was one OF
the most largely attended funerals seen
in Dover recently. Prominent women
from all over Delaware representing the
W. c. I. u. and other organizations, OF
which Mrs. Caulk has been member,
were here Floral cmbIems were numer-
Gus and handsome.
The services were in charge OF Rev
Rov c. Helfenstein, the new pastor OF the
Peoples Christian Church of tins town.
of which the deceased was commitment
He was assisted by Rev G. L. Smith OF
Cheswold. pastor Of the NJ. f. Church
Of that place, and former pastor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Caulk when they lived on the
Wyoming circuit.
trio composed OF Mrs NJ. NJ. Vol
colt. Mrs. W u Burton and Herman 6.
Tavlor sang two selections Interment
was made at Odd Fellows cemetery,
Camden
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GREAT SUNDAY AT LAUREL.

Laurel, Oct l4-Ccntcnsry Methodist
Tpscopal Sunday school officers and
teachers have appointed committees 70
arrange the program and other details
Of Rally Day services, which Will h held
next SUNDAY afternoon. and the Harvest
Home celebration viii bc held on the same
dav ~ the church The day 5 program
begins AZ . 80 m with an old fashioned
classncctlng led, by Isaac John Elliott. +.
1880 III Rev Thomas i Terry ot
Rridgeville q former pastor Of Centenary
Church. will deliver ono OF his blg sermons
At2 y m. the Sunday school rally Will
he held and State Senator J. Atwood
Bennett. superintendent Of the NJ L.
SUNDAY School in Salisbury, Will deliver
the principal address
The Fpworth leagur services VIII hc
held At Is 80 y n III charge of MIS- \cll
NIarvll. and An interesting program Will
he rendered AZ 73n = m Rev ".
Osborne Bennett vlI preach aa sppr-
pirate sermon 4 special muSlcAl program
81 high order vii t. rendered ~ each
service The church Will he beautifully
decorated and many Of the Harvest
Home gifts NIL be piled high around thc
pulpit m the man auditorium
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DELAW ARE CITY Nolto.

D,l,var, CITY, Aug. a.. sergeant O.
q lenders = soldier Of Fort du Pont,
y ho WAS honorahly discharged yesterday.
after = wears service IN the army. Will
Howard Vail of Charleston, S. q.
: hrrr with his slstcr Mrs George
Inard. Tor i mouth visit
Nr ana Mrs Atkins fcnnn gon, who
for tb, ra~t month have been visltn 9
mo- a.aIrht.r. Mrs William Hutton OF
Atro. \ i has rcturued home.
Mrs Harry armstrong and daughter
III. Yesterday Tor Philadelphia 70 VISIT her
- Ni-~ harh~ halcn
nartN wAS gwen last night hv NgreS
Ra,,..n ia honor uf Sohlc tmc' 5 q Fort
cu Po,t. who leaves with his parents "
4 i.,, DAYS tor Galveston. lcNas. wheT"
b- f..fhcr Vill H.. Statloi ,d The follovi s
gf.,-,~ attended LOUIS Roac. i.vira
lcuts Charlotte trmstrol 6. Mary burii-
n.,ln Orpha Dltiap. Dorothy Stauic\,
Ds Nlrnt.~h Marv I lark ath',rli e
\.t,h atharine SpIcor. Ida lerrlcksoh.
Pos. ~lrc-.dcr .IoS',phl.c HagaH. Harry
Head. Charles Ro>, William DcrncksoI.l .
R,cbar5 " arrcr, Harvey and Harold " II
kirson, Has Laws. lr John Meoo'
F,l,,l. Scharf,r, Fred Schroeder. Of Della
~ IN ft1ClAtl NfNF4tSs St+-A'N~
Wrtherhlt Jack Williams. q Fort
uu Pout
Nlr. Rcadlcr. who has hcrn IL at the
home of Ills daughter Mrs samuel Arm
~t-n- 2. j. greatly improved
The Yacht Buster passed through the
c,rsl ,.--;.-,iav from Baltimore q lhlla
delphra. and the Yacht DAISY from v ash
# g,aa ior CAPE May \. J
Alb.rt Bowc spralred hi~ left krce
while ulavirg football yeSterlax
Mrs AIlcn Moody and chtdren "i
C.arr,vs Pol-t. y j. are here visitlrg her
par, s. Nlr and Mrs I Rhein.
T. J r...uock Il knaratt square. Ia.
ana Nlr roele oi " Ilmrgton sT+I.t ye=stcar-
dav here with Nir ard NrS. II 6 Webb
III. handsome yach, Aicrt. owned by
charle- \ Store 81 Phlladelphla, passed
through the caual Yesterday from Y ash
wC,or. ia her home port.
John swan. who has been il for soiis'
tine. : greatly improved.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
FiveFoot Snake. of Strange Varie-
ty, Captured at Dover and IS
Now on Exhibition.
RIG RALLY DAY AT LAUREL
Newark Century Club Has Inter
esting Reopening, With Fine
Program for Coming Season.

p-,r, Fvcrv Evenings Correspondent.
Newark Oct I4-After being stis-
pcndcd during the summer months the
Erw Century club resumed It's meetings,
Tuesday. 4 trip 10 the Blue Ridge noun
TINS was described by Mrs. trancls A.
Coocb Mrs. {. F. Miller told about n
trn IN Ithaca. Elmira, Watkins Glen and
ntbcr MONT, of interest in that vicinity.
Njrs Ernest Frazer told Of trip TO the
pac, !, Coast and return. and Mrs. Thomas
NJanns gave an interesting account OF
. trin IN Hagerstown, Md. and Western
Pennsylvania with plant patholog'st.
Owing to the fact that the tall Chautau-
o,a will be IN session the meeting ot the
clnh scheduled for next week VIII be
omutcd The following program OF meet
mrs. have, been planned until Christmas
Octobcr III Mrs G T. Griffith and Mrs.
b,han Ndair. music: November ;, paper
ON \Cw York. Mrs f. Wilson, November
TIE Bible. Dr W. Owen Nvphcrd
November rs. paper ON Virginia by Miss
NJ + Rohr. November D, Reciprocity
Dav with SMYRNA New Century Ciuh
November so. Education, Mrs G. ..
Honrhton. December :, paper on LomSl-
ana hy Mrs Il W. Hem. December a.
Community Christmas party.
l,,rIp- tho winter months there Will hc
an interesting study Of the effect oi The
early settlements on the people IN the
form uf pApers which will he read at
vqriollS meet NOS.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Oct "a Theodore Little Il
Wilmington s here for several DAYS with
his brother, Harry Little
Miss flnora Pvlc If Wilmington ls
here for two weeks with her brother,
Charles L. Pyle
William r Bradford Of Chadds Ford.
Pa. Is here visiting his SISTER, Mrs. Horny
Hrag,ion
George " Collins IS spending a week
in Philadelphia with hrs brother Raymond
+. Collins
james 4. Mrss,ck and family left hv
automolulc ysatcr,lny, for thf,e weeks
tour through Virginia, and viii wat rel
atlvss At several points.
Rev and Mrs Thomas Wingate are
IN Baltimore. IN attendance 1T The con
sccration sarvIce of Rev Dr Phillip ook
rector of ST Mlchad and All Angels
Church If that city, ~ the hIshoprle Il
thc Diocceo az Delaware. Dr Cook htR
,ccopted an invitation 70 vlslt Milford
for week. the first of November
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

I.aIIrrl Oct "A Mrs. Laura Thorn
ison has retlHncd t. Laurel after spending
the past month in Wilmington with her
brother. s. James Thomson, during the
cows lesceace of her mother, Mrs Samuel
] Thomson. who underwent serious
surgical operation about month ago ~
Delaware Hospital Wilmington
N Earl Brown has gone % PhIladclphIa
where he has secured q position.
Mrs. Cora F.. GladdnC has gone ~
Philadelphia where she VIII undergo
medical treatment At the Methodist
Hospital
Mrs Harry T Williams and daughters
Irene and Isabelle. Of Rpthel have gone
10 Philadelphia 70 visit relatives
Mrs Thomas ] Marshall and son,
John Marshall. have arrived home after
a several weeks visit u Baltimore, Md
Mrs Frank Bradley and daughter
kathleen Bradley. are visiting Captain
Bradley at Norfolk Va
Mrs Robert Z Foster Of Wilmington
/, visiting her parent- Rev. and Mrs
George Z. Wood, Al BcthcI VI +. p4rSon-
age
Miss Pearl Ward Is III Philadelphia
visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs
Oscar CIOrdV
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, Oct 14-St. Peters Branch OF
the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board OF
Missions met at the rectory, last evening,
with the rector, Rev. &. III. B. Turner,
presiding The secretary gave report
of amounts collected and the missions 10
which it was applied. Mrs. W. p. Orr
and Mrs H. v Lyons arc delegates to the
yearly meeting, TO be held IN Wilmington
October 81.
Hon A. L. Polk of Georgetown made
stirring address to the ladies and gentle
men assembled in the Democratic Club
Room. Tuesday evening, laying great
stress on the value of organization. To-
morrow evening there will be another
meeting of the Democrats at the same
place.
A commercial department has been
added this year 10 the curriculum OF
Lewes public school, with Miss A. Hop
kns teacher The school IS 50 crowded
that Miss Carter, primary teacher, has
her department IN the old Odd Fellows
Hall
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KENT FARM BUREAU WORK.

Dover. Oct. 1.-THE regular monthly
meeting Of the executive committee "
Kent County Farm Bureau was held in
their Office in the postofIice building, tins
afternoon. Miss Helen L Comstock, ,
county club leader. gave . report Of gen
eral activities and club work and also
"A report on he- trip to the Eastern State
Exhibition al Springfield, Mas
Mr.. Cobb. county agricultural agent,
gave report Of his general activities
during the month past. also q his IMP 70
the National Dairy Show Chicago, III.
Mr Cobb was appointed coach for the
three Delaware boys VINO were awarded
trips 10 the show, Edward Lewis. of
Dover. Paul Skewls Of Milford and r
Vanderbcrg. Jr., 81 Br,dgcyille They
arrived home last evening.
Money was appropriated u lelpseud "a
delegate 70 the convention Al Columbus
OHIO. next week
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evening Miss Schunder win be attended
by Miss Cardelle Williams OF Crescent
City, Florida, MS maid of honor, and Miss
Anna Oberly, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Oberly of Wilmington, as flower
girl George NJ johnson, a brother OF the
groom, viii he his best man. Miss Selma
Bachrack of Germantown, Pa, will play
the wedding march and Rev. Robert e.
Pitzer of the First Presbyterian Church
will officiate Mt the ceremony.
Miss Williams and Miss Bachrack are
former college friends of Miss Schunder,
who was graduated from the Women
College of Delaware, class of 1913. Since
that time she has been n teacher at No.
IS School, Wilmington.
Mr. Johnson is employed in the superin-
tendent's office of the Maryland division,
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
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PROFITABLE CROP

Milford. Oct IL Tho vnlue nf making
now experiments in farming lines y we'll
shown N the experience II James sharp.
farmer rear h,re Mr. Sharp planted
three bushels II tho Bunch Dwarf Inns
hcans and delivered, last week, 70 the
factory of tl.e Draper Cannif Co, his
entire crop. which amounted 70 li.il9
pounds. and received payment for them
N tie rate Of SO per acre.
The, beans she planting Of which for
canning purposes ~ new experiment Il
thus vlclnlts. were planted on July 1T,
after a crop of factory peas had already
bccu harvested from the same ground
The vines from both crops were cured and
made into hay for COW feed. The two
crops. from tho same ground. gave a
return to Mr. Sharp Of more than $50
Der acre for this season.
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BRIDGEVILLE NOTES.

Bndgeville, Oct II Farmers and
brokers have begun To house the enormous
sweet potato crop, and prices are iran
y 10 % cents Many potatoes vail be
housed but if the citE markets are good
thev viii be disposed If IN the fields
Harry Jones. who enlisted in the army
for one wear after returning from France
was honorablv discharged AT Columbus
Ohio. and IS now IN town
Mrs Frank Ledenham left YESTERDAY
for Wilmington 70 attend tie STATE
" c. T L convention
Mr. and Mrs Edward Adams aua
daughter. Mary, have returned from
Philadelphia, where Mary had her tonsds
removed
Charlie + Welch has entered his new
position as railway mail clerk. aud IS
stationed at Broad street station, Phiia-
delphIa for the present
The meeting of the Tuesday Night
Club, tins week was well attended HE
program was II charge nf MTs sherman
Todd. and Mrs William Cannon, Mrs
Todds S topic beng state Government
Mrs Cannon s topic was urrent
Events because Il the clubhouse beng
used as a school room the dea Of q bazaar
was gwen up and plans are beng made u
glve M DfF Itltd, NI'Ili4R' iul' t'i9tb' -
November q and ,, 70 raise funds IoF ihe
club
The citizenship schools are scheduled t.
be held here November p y and -
under the direction Of Mrs ohEer john
ston
The frst # the series 81 community
meetings viii bc held IN tmon NJ i
Church. Thursday evening. October y
and viii comprise an illustrated lecture on
travel
Mr. GeaHan - Wesley collegiate IN
stjfnte boyer. Who has charge of Fpwnrth
N r Church serwecs. preached Sunday
evening n the NJ f. Church here as he
pastor Rev Disstou " jacobs. went -
Wilmington "a assist IL the Rally D4S
services hold IN Scott Church
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BIG PROFIT FROM CARNIVAL.

Milford. Oct. Is. Although complete
returns have not yet been made, the
general c--rr77rrt-r-e of the Carlisle Fire
Co. az this town, estimates that the total
receipts from the recent carnival held by
fne company VIII amount 10 more than
$4,000 As the total expenses will amount
10 about s. 600, the net proht TO the com
panv will be between 5000 and 81 0o0,
which VIII be applied to a renewal Of the
companys equipment
The recent carnival WAS one Of the
most successful ever held by the company
both from a financial point Of view and also
from the general lntcrts 81 the community
as exhibited by the very large attendance
every night
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and Commerce, University Of Pennsylvania
recently was appointed professor OF
economies and business administration AZ
Delaware College, to succeed DR. Homer
Hoyt, resigned
At citizenship school to be held in
the armory, tomorrow evening, addresses
will be made by George N. Davis, repre-
senting the Republican party and Charles
+. Curley, representing the Democratic
party.
Miss Margaret Springer who had hved
IN Newark practically all her lille, died.
Tuesday night, ut the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Davis, in Wilmington
Funeral services will be held at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon from the home of her
SISTER, l20S Rodney street, Wilmington,
and interment will be made IN White
Clay Creek cemetery.
Miss Bertha Harlan Of Wilmington,
who recently returned from q visit to the
mission station in China, will address tho
Woman's Homo Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian Church, this afternoon.
Former Congr, saInan John +. y brlen
of New York, discussed the League OF
Nations from the Democratic. point OF
view before the students of Delaware
College at chapel exercises, this morning.
Isaac n. Neekins OF " e, representing
the Republican point of view on the
Same subject talked to the students on
Tuesday
a delegation Of local Odd Fellows were
guests, Monday night, Of industry Lodge
at Bear Station, and witnessed installation
of officers.
Delaware College Rehabilitation Club
has elected the following officers Pres-
don't, & W Lake; vicc-president, X. a:
Fox; secretary, G. W. Mumi"d and
treasurer, r II Schlrd.
Miss Susie Dean of Elkton, Md, has
been appointed a teacher III the local
grammar school.
Misses DAVIS and Moore this wek
conducted a physical examination OF the
students Of Newark High School.
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CAPTURED STRANGE SNAKE.

Dover, Oct 14.-'Some excitement was
created here, yesterday afternoon In front
of the Priscilla Block in the open square
on State street by the appearance of a
large snake, fully five feet long, OF spcci-
men unknown to this locality, although
resembling the garter snake.
The first impression was to Kill 1t, but
afterwards, some of those attracted To
wnere the snake was crawling, caught III
and put in box, and 1T is now on exhibi-
tion IN the front window ol II. Ii. heed
cicar store on Loockerman street.
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POLITICS ACTIVE N 81 SsEX.

Georgetown oct l4-Thc Rerubh-
cars hsve Opened permanent head
quarter Tor the campaign pn the second
1oor II the Lacey Rlnidne. corner Of
Market and Race streets. and weekly
meetings are heinr held TUESDAY a loint
meeting 81 ~. two committees men and
,,eu,.r, Wa, held and plans discussed for
IL. ranpalcu winch vill formally IT,
Opened her, On saturday night.
Quarter nave been secured by the
democrats in the second floor Of Rvon =
Theatre Market street and Railroad
avenue and from now until the close Of
the campaign viii remain open dav and
night ~u.fcIeut chars are 70 be Installed
y tfat -he room may be used for speak
uR purposes Il the weather gets TOO colo
Or incicmeuf for opeu-air meetings.
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claims of Conference claimants. Reports
were received from the various collectors
of the claimants fund. Rev. +. w.
Jones of Wilmington, Is secretary of the
Board of Stewards.
A meeting of the Conference Endow
ment Fund was attended by prominent
ministers and laymen of the Conference
Walter O. Hoffecker of Smyrna, president
presided. Matters pertaining to the En-
downment fund were discussed generally.
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DIVIDE SUPPORT ORDER.

Helen Mason, charged with tho neglect
If two minor children, was digrlissed ~
Judge Hagtings IN Municipal Court %
day but the children we're placed ur5er
the care II the Children = Welfare b'rea,
A supDort order of SfS week. vbIof ne
,ourt imposed on her husband tbrrs
months ago. was divided, $40 " be y1vs'
10 the bureau for the care ~ bbf 'hhlIT
and - 10 be allowed Tor ner ~" hff
c,.sc was continued from yesterday, T<nf
ing M cXaTninatDn - ~ hff hi'h~'
fItfirr
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. oct IA Mrs LufT was
hostess to the opening meeting 81 the
Wonans Auxiliary of st Fauis /. +.
Church. entertaining the society At her
home, near town
Mrs. s " Miller and daughter Mis-
Iva Fvars. are visiting in Chester, Pa
The ladies IL the Wednesday afternoon
Bridge ChIb were entertained tins week
by Mrs r + Hartman
The Round Table Club If Wyomirg 2
started the new years work with husi-
ness meeting and tea last Friday after
noon.
sociable vas ncid n the N +.
Church last evening
Merritt Burke has new motorcycle
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RCH BODIES MEET.

Dover oct I4.-In Wesley NJ i.
Church. j meeting oi the ConieTnce O.
stewards wa held ~ elect a successor 70
t.,c lat. Rev " .. Hurst, who had been
president II the Board OF stewards, \.
kawn- 81 stafford was elected president
a. o, the uncxpired term.
pfher matters we're discussed looking
a. tie work of the Conference and the
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TEACHER IN LEwEs SCHOOL.

Dover Oct a Miss lone Hopkins Of
Dover. VINO has just completed 4 COURSE
II Beacon Business College Wilmington.
has accepted position with The IAwes
High School Is teacher Of the CONNER
clal Department
Miss Hopkins entered upon her new
dutss al the Lcwcs School. thl> week
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q. Joseph's Mission

Rev Father " " Murphy
condurtIng mission n - JossI'
(.I...et Fre,cb sfreef ai8vc lerti
Daily masses and serrnor ave piaff
: N a. m. nth scrTnfr 4pd nfffdF, ~
IN tho evening ~ 73O Rev Ius'in 1"
Carthy - pastor
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AAsUrkcTLRkk. Nora- N1rAI>r Ir1u. waica
4 rr-oDme1oer -r-s--ty Nsrf -
Nnsca rcli known % c-flx-lsLa er~rv~n-r-
ike he older zorE.11e irDn lrusfuclr ~4x-iy
iAle-1 ami 1ue~ Dot lnIMre re t-~tn.
then otack. nor uqscl ne slot ach. 4-acn tansS
% ggnI4ne %aEased -gu EL-a u- - form ~
E2d ne E1rzs NIE2Eed c Iron Are stlnc-ll 80 -
ElcE 5n<Sse. 50 ta4E ia psloftc lct - iel
40 2ccrpEur infe-1of Substitutes. -he 1.nGlk--
EureTs gIarAn l<- successful A1G eEIrelF Ezkzfke.
-eslkLs - every nirGhas=r - s1~y Efii --faA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
To Address Republican MeetInE

Miss Mary Stewart II Nov York an1
ez-C Congressman Ralph X. LosInsb'ny y
Illinois. viii be the speakers az . nnsstdng =
Republican men and wDrnen called ~ 'hr
wornens committees ~ Wilmington and
New Castle county AZ the AudJNrIn
Eleventh and Monroe streets, t',rnoT'T
evening At = o clock