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Charles Boyce and daughters, Viraipia,
Marie and Eva Ruth Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, are here visiting Mrs. Boyco' i
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris. Mr..
Boycc and family made the trip here in
their touring car and will remain about
one month.
MIR. and Mrs Isadore and family
have taken a cottage nj Ocean City, Md.
for the summer
James Malliou of Chester, Pa, spent
the weekend here with his sister, Mrs
William Mcssick, at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph II. Cox.
J. Scott Harley, Jr., and sister, Marion,
of Philadelphia, arc here for the summer
with their grandparents.
Miss Aric Fleetwood il spending the
week W th friends and relatives IN Viii
IN ngton.
Judge w II Boyce Of Dover was a
weekend guest Of his sisters, Mrs George
IL Huston and Mrs @. W Short
MIR and Mrs. William Banncster and
children Of New York City were week
end guests of his mother, Mrs John Neal.
William II. Ross left Yesterday for
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DEATH OF MRS. f. L. SHORT.

Georgetown, June 15.-Mrs Eleanor
Evans Short, wife Of George II Short,
teller in the Farmers Bank, this city, died,
Saturday afternoon at the Beebe Hos
pltal. Lcwes where she was taken several
DAYS ago for treatment Of a complication
Of diseases. aged about 80 years. The re-
mans were brought here on Saturday
night and taken to the home of her mother,
Mrs. Annie Evans, North Bedford street,
where funeral services were conducted
this afternoon at / 80 O'Clock by DR. 5. \
Pllchard. pastor Of Wesley NJ T. Church,
North Race street, Of which she was a
member for several years. ~
Mrs Short had been in failing health
for several months. but her condition did
not take a serious turn until about three
weeks ago. at which time an operation was
deemed necessary. She was. for many
wears. teacher in Georgetown High
School, from which she graduated in
1906
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, June 15.-Notice has been
received from the Postoffice Department
that village delivery viii be established
here July l. Mlnos B. Hearn Il plotting
the town and numbering the houses and
lots.
During a recent storm a post along the
sidewalk was driven through the concrete
pavement when large maple tree IN front
Of the home Of DR. r. l.. Bennett fell
over, barely missing the dwelling.
Owing to the scarcity Of berries, many
pickers have become discouraged because
they have been unable to make what
they consider fair wage for their work
and have stopped picking. Many grow
ers have advanced the price for picking
from 3 to 4 and cents per quart
Miss Mary Hearn, who has been i'll
for the past three weeks, is very much
improved and expects to resume her
duties at the local telephone exchange
soon.
Professor Mark Stein superintendent
Of the local public school. has announced
the following pupils who lead their classes
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DELAWARE GRANG E.

Newport, June l5.-Delaware Grange.
held III Red Men : Hall, last evening.
received reports from various members
who attended the meeting Of New Castle
County Pomona Grange in Wilmington,
last week. 1t was decided that Pomona
Grange would hold Field Day At the
Fair Grounds, near Elsmere, on Monday.
August 23, at which time the national
worthy master and other prominent
speakers viii be present
During the lecturer hour there vas q
threc-minutc reading from the Grange
Digest by f. G. Snyder. worthy master
instrumental solo BY Mrs. Harry Pierson !;
reading By George L. SNYDER; nstru-
mental solo, Miss Marie Young
George L. Snyder will have charge OF
the lecturer hour At the next meeting,
Monday evening June IS
Hockessin Grange will visit Delaware
Grange on June Is
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ROSE HILL ITEMS.

Rose Hill, June 14-Rose Hill Grange
will hold its annual strawberry festival
tomorrow evening at the school house.
Howard Sutton. Ir., four-ycar-old son
Of Howard Sutton, met with painful
accident last Sunday A horse kicked him,
nearly scvering one ear II required six
stitches to hold the ear in place.
Rose Hill Sunday school will hold
Chlldren's Day exercises on next Sunday,
at , O'Clock, old time A pleasing pro-
gram has been arranged,
Mrs May Jocken, formerly Of Rose Hill,
who was taken i'll in King street market on
Saturday, was removed to her home on
Sunday. She is reported much improved
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LAUREL CANNING co.

Laurel, June Stockholders OF the
Laurel Canning Co. have elected the
following directors: Harry *. Fooks,
Charles ". Riggin, Thomas H Riggin,
7. Edw I'd Wootten, Harvey " Hastings,
and Elmer Z. Riggin
The directors organized by electing the
following officers: Charles W Riggin,
president; Harry X. Fooks, vice-presi-
dent; p Edward Wootten, secretary and
treasurer; Harvey W Hastings, manager.
The company is planning to operate
their plant here this year and has con-
Tracted for tomatoes and other fruits and
vegetables.
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in the high school: Juniois-Earl James,
Alyse Watson. Ermina Quillcn, Ran
dolph Evans, Nellie Pusey and Blanche
Wootten: ophomores-Beulah Thomp-
son, Sallie Galloway, ELLA Wilhelm, James
Marvil and Mary Allen: freshmen Em-
mo Ralph Madelyn Jackson, Ina Mister.
Edna Lowe, Virginia Hastings, Ruth King
and Madelyn Riggin
Sunday was observed as Children's 3
Day by the Sunday school Of Centenary
Nj. l.. Church and under the direction of
Mrs. Clara Marvil and assistants, the
beautiful cantata. The Coming OF Spring,
was rendered by the young people Of the
school.
The Junior League has planned an out
ing and picnic Saturday afternoon, at
Laurel-Bethcl cnmpmeeting ground.
Miss Ida Dixon is in Wilmington, n
guest of MIR and Mrs Harry Elliott
Henry *. Greene and Leon Moore Of
Wilmington have been circulating among
Laurel friends.
NEWS OF SEAFORD.
Scaford, June 15-Mr. and Mrs
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OWED TO DEATH.

Dover, june ~ Frank Lfrd, aged n
yeats, employed by Cook Crcadick ~
Harrington, while making a dive m
IeCalilley's mill pond, near Harrington
Sunday afternoon. was drowned
The body was recovered within haIf an
hour after the accident happened, but lfe
Was extinct.
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WEDDING INVITATION.

Dover. june - Mr. and Irs George
w stelTy. yesterday issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter Florence
EIizabcth Stelfv 10 Professor Charles -.
Anderson, on Tuesday evening June -,
1920 A. & D clock, nj the Pcoples Christ
tan Church, this town, u which the bride
Is member A reception viii follow the
ceremony. in the church parlora
Misc StclfY Is q teacher % the primary
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STOLE MILK FROM HOUSES.

Dover, June 15.-Complaints made by
residents in different parts of Dover for
six months or more of the theft of milk
left by the dairymen, resulted in the arrest
by Night Watchman Dickerson of bill" E"
Johns, a well-known colored man of this
town.
Jones was seen to take bottle Of milk
from the porch of residence, and was
lodged in the Jail here, pending a hearing.
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sition papers on the governor Of Maryland
for Elmer Fike and William Whiiby,
white boys, charged with The theft 81 the
automobile Of Clinton e. Wheatley, II
Harrington, on May 1. Tho two boys we're
located ia MARYLAND and are now IN
Denton jail. where they are being held
pending the return of the requsitiou
papers from Maryland
II il the general belief that these bows
are the once who have been operating IN
the theft of automobiles IN Maryland and
Delaware, stealing them m one state and
bringing them into The other
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FLAG DAY AT SMYRNA.

Smyrna. June 15-Songs. dances and
tableaux featured the Flag Day exercises
OF the Eizabeth h Cooke Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution, yesterday
at the home of Mrs j. T. de Ford. SMYRNA.
Mrs S NJ. Council, State regent, made
an address, Miss Florence Arts and David
LLOYD recited and Mrs. MARY Roberts,
rill and Miss Hester Anna lie Fevre sang
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DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT.

Middletown, June l5-Lewis Fenni-
more, n well-known resident of the neigh
borhood, died at his home in Townsend,
Saturday, aged ~ years lie had lived
there many ycnrs, on the Wilson farm, on
the State Road where his son, Richard
now lives, for thlrty-thrcc years
Funeral services were held tins morning
ut the NJ r. Church in Townsend and
lntermcnt was made in Forest cemetery,
near Middletown
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Northern Pennsylvania, where he will re-
mnin indefinitely.
Miss Margaret Moore, daughter of Isaac
Moore of this town, who had been under
treatment Mt the Peninsula Hospital,
Salisbury, Md, for the past sixteen
weeks, returned home, yesterday, much
improved
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THIEVING AT DOVER.

Dover, June l5-Rcports of petty
thieving in different parts of Dover have
stirred residents to the point of preparing
for future visits of the marauders.
The home of Councilman L. J. Hayes
was entered and pocket book containing
a sum of money, stolen, Friday night.
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LITTLE LAD HURT BY FAIL.

Dover. June = The tbrer-ves- s0a "A
County Agent A ID Cobb. Willie aiding Gr
q tryciclc III front IL biz hefao ~ Dgvrr
Green. Yesterday fcl from the naehir.
and n addition ~ cutting b gasb in
head alec sustained eevefe Inuries n. II.
lower part af he badg
Dt- Mcdaniel and Bishop II. c3 The
wounds
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present yesterday. at the commencement
of that institution, to | ave the degree of
ID. d., conferred upon him, he being n
graduate of Dickinson. He promptly COM
piled
Rev. Colona preached the sermon TO
the graduating class of Dover High School,
Sunday NOR ing. III WesleY Nj Il. Church
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d. D. FOR DOVER PASTOR.

Dover, June 15.-Rev. ]. W. Colona,
pastor Of Wesley NJ f. Church Of this
town. was notified By the trustees Of
Dickinson College, at Carlisle, Pa to be
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department of Dover public schools and
Professor Anderson is teacher Od Agri-
culture in the same schools
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AUTO THIEVES CAUGHT.

Dover, June 15.- Deputy Attorney
General Satterlield yesterday issued requi-
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NEWS OF SEAFORl

Seaford, June 15-Mr. and Mrs.
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SaItet oieie8 0Iott oufreht I
SdmmeIt Abonnenten !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-08
GERMAN BUDGET
Is FOR MILLIONS
Terms % Treaty Require Huge Ex.
psaditurea.

Berlin Dec German budget es-
Inmates for 1890. submitted 10 mem
bers ~ the reicLstaG. call for tho ex-
penditure 81 4t.ooo 900 600 marks IN
connection with the execution - tho
peace treaty This r. part 81 the ex-
tranrdinary budget. which totals 3d.
SEQ zoe 600 marks. and for these pur-
poses the estimated revenue q only
e.s0o GOO .00e 40 that some 80 600 00e :
eco marks must be raised BY loan.
Tho ordinary budget az estimated
amounts q sa.s1oo. 0oo. 600 marks OF
this sum the income tax IL expected
e produce i2 0n0. 900 900 marks. but
e.ooe 900 600 Of Il must be paid over
90 the federal states The levy on cap
ltai ia expected 90 produce assoc. GOO 900
MARKS and the nor recurring war levy
on Increases in the value ~ uroperty
n 600 eco 600 marks bat 20 the latter
sum only $500 600 900 can be credited
20 this years budget The returns
from customs and excise are expected
10 produce a.teo 900 coo marks
The total income from the sources
named available for this years bud
get. IL 2ti00. o0o. 600 marks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-08
RECRUITS FLOCK
TO PEACE ARMY
All Pre.War Records Are Broken
During. Month Of Novemte r.

AT records Tor poace-time recruiting
were broken Ia November, when ga
a0s men were accepted for enlist
ment IN the REGULAR Amy This H.
the greatest number ever obtained
ln the history 81 recruiting. accord
Ing 20 figures made public today ~
Major General +. G. Harris. the ad-
tutant rencrai 81 the ARM. and 6.T-9
more than Oct0bcr's fT.sTg.
The previous record had been made
during the height 81 demobilization
when many men signed up arain for
year because they had no particular
Job IN prospect
For the last to- days - the month.
which contained only seven working
days ss7t men were accepted. or
more than 1000 a day. Officers car
hardly explain such a tremendous
flood 81 recruits except on the theory
that the news II the army's program
for education and Industrial training
has begun 20 reach IRE young men
Of the country This In borne out BY
The fact that almost 40 Per cent are
now establishments. az against only
rs per cent IN hygone years.
IN this landslide 81 recruits the Sec
ond Division. now az Camp Travis.
san Antonio. Texas. went over the
top IN the drive O. raise e 20 fun
strength. with ten days left OF the
thirty allotted 20 that historic outfit
for is whiriwind campaign 20 enlist
5000 new men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-08
Y. M. |. COMPLETES
1921 SCHEDULE
same Coaches Will Hands Teams
Nest Season.

LexinRton. Va, Dec Colrrfdent
with the announcement By the athletic
board Of the Virginia Military Inati-
tute that Coaches p q Ciarksoa and
G ~ Sprughan viii Pilot next years
gridiron team. the board today made
public the institutes 1921 football
schedule A game with University 81
Virginia On lexington October Is.
which marks the university dopar-
tare from BONE % play q virginia
school for the first time IN 90 years
and contest with the University o.
Pennsylvania feature the program.
The schedule follows;
Roanoke College 81 Lexington Sep
tember 60. linmpden sidney az Lex
inEluu October Wnkeforest NJ Lex
inEton October s. University 81 Vlr-
Einta ~ Lexington October rs. Uni
Versity ~ Pennsylvania AZ phliaiei-
nhla October 2a North Carolina a. a
Z. e. Raleigh October 81 University
~ North Carolina (piace opcnl No
vember 8. University 81 Kentucky a.
Louisville November Ie. Virginia
polytechnic Institute az Roanoke
ThanksRlvlne day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-08
AUSTRALIA TO
AID IMPORTERS
Propose 90 Reduce Tariff Because Of
Low Exchange Rate.


New Yorag. Dec. THE Australia
gov rnment has taken steps TO enable
countries whose ctrrenes has deprect-
ated 20 trade with Australia. according
TO advices received BY Mark sheldon,
commissioner for that dominion.
Australia has been collecting cus-
tom duties az the mint par rate Of ex~
change based on the value Of in-
voices in the currency OF the countrS
where the goods originate This. the
commissioner says has made "a virtu-
ally impossible Tor certain countries
whose currency has deprecated 10
trade with Australia. because the du-
ties would be too high.
AT the same time 81 tended 20 pre-
vent the French and Italian exporters
from using the exchange position 20
dump goods at prices with which
neither Australian nor British manu-
facturern could compete.
To remedy this situation the Aus
tralian house OF representatives has
passed a bin proposed by The minister
OF customs which provides that the
board az trade shall review the posi-
ton whenever the exchange rate ia
any country falls 10 per cent below
the mint par rate and authorizes that
board 70 recommend % the minister
that the hank rate or exchange should
be adopted when assessing duties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-08
CLUB BOYS ARE
AT UNIVERSITY
Youngsters Frcm Twenty EIGHT coun.
tee Take Special Farm couras.

Gainesville. nee. g-(spcclall - one
hundred club boys from - FLORIDA
counties are a. thn university Fecelv-
tvs special instruction nlonE aEFicula
furaf lines THE boys have been com.
inE tn for more than a dey They are
chartered in uid army barracks on the
cammls. and are receiving their meals
in me university commons. They wra
urganiHed into classes this mnrnlnR
and given Instruction IN poultry aud
I've stock 1adging During their stay
here they wili be- Eivon a general
course covering just about every
phase - farm work
d the morning they win hear lee
lures 81 various university professors
and I'm the afternoon their work viii
he of a practical nature Late "a the
afternoon AL work viii be suspended
f0r che dav and members 81 the ex-
tension start viii direct them iu
games and athletic contests The boys
nre enfoyina themselves - the great.
eat extent. ana many are already say
Ing they bate 60 think e next Satur~
day. whea their course win end.