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BAKING AND SEWING CLUB.

Christiana, May 26.--Christiana Baking
and Sewing Club held closing exercises
for this season, last evening, IN the nan
The following program was given: Vocal
duet, Dorothy Smith and Ada Miller, with
chorus by club members; address OF wei
come. Elizabeth Hannah; vocal solos,
Mary Ammon and Frances Louth; song,
Vacation Time is Here, club members;
recitations, Margafet Thorp, Mary
Mitchell, Wilmer Ford, Lucy DEM,
Dorothy Smith, Mary Keen, Ruth
Cleaves, Sarah Kilvington, Albert Smith;
valedictorv, Miss Ada Miller.
Miss Agnes p Medill, county club
leader. gave an address on club work, and
presented the girls.with achievement pms.
The girls also presented Miss Medlli with
gift, as a token of their appreciation OF
the help she had given them.
Dean Charles A. McCue OF Delaware
College gave a very interesting address on
club work, and spoke of the advantages
of the children of today over those OF 20
wears ago. before clubs were organized.
Professor Theodore I. Martin, state
club leader, gave talk on club work and
showed some very interesting lantern
slides illustrating the good done by boys
and girls clubs.
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CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chestortown. Md, May 26.-Miss
Angie GRAY has gone to Wilmington, 10
take q position rs practical nurse N the
family Of Mrs lea Miss Gray had been
n guest Of Mrs. Thomas ID. Bowers for
the past month.
Farmers and truckers here are resorting
20 every means t. yet their produce to
market without being compelled 60 suffer
the ills of conges,ed freight traffic Elmer
Starr has started an automobile truck line
10 Rock Hall and folchcster, carrying
asparagus, while trucks from Rock Hall
are carrying fish 10 Betterton, where the
prices are far III excess OF Rock Hall
prices.
Hiss Ruth Clements, daaghter Of Mrs.
Alday Clements of GhesterioWn, lcd her
class in trained nursing At Maryland
General Hospital, Baltimore, and grad
uated Yesterday With highest hanors,
which entitled shcr TO free scholarship III
Columbia. University. Mrs Ciements and
daughters Misses Annie and AdaY
attended the commencement exercises III
Baltimore
II. Theodore Jewell has sold to Mr.
Barrancc of Hartford county. the fairlee
farm of GOO acres. for S5n.n00 This Is the
third instance Of man from Hartford
county to purchase land III Kent county
in the vicinity of Fairlee within the vear.
The congregation Of Emmanuel irotes-
tant Episcopal Church, Chestertonn
gave the new rector. Rev Charles AtWater
4 fine reception III the parish house, Mon
day evening.
Mrs Salic Wright Of Seaford is visiting
/ the family of DR. Nathaniel Comcgys. II
/ AliIlington.
]. 4. Higrnan has returned TO his home
i IN NiIlington. from Des AIolnes, Iowa,
+ where he attended the session 81 the
/ General Conference Of the Methodist
/ Episcopal Church. and visited relatives
/ and friends.
The four young men Of Chestertown
4 who enlisted in the Aviation Corps ct the
+ Aberdeen proving grounds, lett by
+ acroplanc Yesterday Walter Potts. son
OF Mr. and Mrs Daniel Potts, also has
enlisted
White potatoes have reached the IN
prcccdented price If = . peach basket
in local markets. and formers VINO have
held their crop are rcaplng harvest.
.Amectiug Of he daIryInen Of thc county
was held in the court house at hester
town. Yesterday for he purpose of form
ing more effective organization.
Neayitt Stafford Of Wilmington. spent
several days IA ChfsteItoWn, last week
with his parents, Air. aud MIS- Nillan
Is. Stafford.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, MAY CIV. II. Archibald OF
this town has been appointed signal mann
tainer ON the Cambridge seaford kail-
road, with headquarters Mt Seaford.
Mrs. William G. Parvis of Dover and
Mrs. Frank Hay es OF Morton, n e, were
here the first OF the week as guests oi Mrs.
Parvis' daughter, Mrs. Charles K Huston
Mrs. ]. Virgil Moore and children OF
Denton, Md. were hero as weekend
guests of her parents Mr.. aud Mrs.
Jacob West
Miss Mary Dunninp of Philadelphia and
Fred Brady. of Middletown are guests oi
Mrs A. s. Wooley.
Mrs. George Ellis, of Chester, Pa., was
a weekend guest here OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Owens.
Miss Mary Short of Swarthmore Col
lege, is home for the summer vacation
with her parents, Postmaster and Mrs.
O. W. Short.
Miss Lola Hitch of Philadelphia spent
part of last week here with her parents.
MIR and Mrs Arthur Hitch.
Mrs Edward Nenablea and daughter.
Kathleen, and Mrs George Y. Stewart
were guests Of Mrs. Charles Brown, at
Bridgevillc, the first of the week.
Nh and Mrs w Ford Breeding and
children of Fredericksburg, Md, arc here
for two weeks with Mrs. Breeding $
parents Mr. and Mrs G. W. Donoho.
Mrs Thomas + Cottingham spent 4
part of the week with her daughter, Miss
Helen Knowles, at Dover, where Mis-
knowles is student at Wesley Collegiate
IuSfitutp
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, MAY pa carload Of nut
coal arrived here, Saturday, and sold for
SI3.75 per ton at the car, the highest
price paid here for coal since 1917.
Sakimas Tribe Of Red Men conferred
All the degrees upon a class Of 100 can
didates in Armory Hall. Saturday night
This was the largest class IN the history
of the tribe and also the first time It put
on all the degrees with team composed
of its own members.
Alden Branch International Sunshine
Society, meeting at the home Of Mrs
Arthur Gray selected Mrs George "
Dorsey of Wilmington rs State president.
as the choice Of the local branch for dele
gate to the convention al Boston
In several stores IN Milford the price
OF bread has been advanced one cent per
loaf and rolls one 10 two cents per pan
Milford Council, No 3 Jr @. L. A NJ
attended In body the 1880 service At
the Methodist Protestant Church, Sun
day, acting IS guard OF honor 20 the
members OF Garfield Post. G. a r
Miss Agnes NJ Stephenson Of West
Front street graduated a. registered
nurse from the Chidren's Hospital OF
Philadelphia, last week. ard has returned
home for d vacation Of two months
Rev and Mrs Thomas y Ningate arr
spending few days in Wilmington while
/ Mr. Wingatc Is in attendance q the an
/ nual reunion. OF the several bodies Of the
! Delaware Consistory. A A s. r.
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NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport, May 26 "A party from here here
nntored to Berwyn, Pa. Thursday even
ing 10 lie present at play gwen hy pupilis
of the Bcrwvn high school. Those ~ tne
nartv were. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey +.
GroGr MIR. and Mrs John K Lyman;
Nj and Mrs. " T. Groomc, Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Craig. Mrs Howard lie fGvre'
Misses Ethel Woodward, Frances iaiI
irene Gregg, Margaret GroomGe, Edha
Cannon ana Viola Seeds, George Nips ami
Layton Smith.
Nr and Mrs John II lyman had as
dinner guests, Sunday, Mrs, W I Grooihe
and Miss Marx Scarborough.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Newport
NJ i. Church will hold It's monthly bus.
ness and social meeting this evening at tii'
homo IL Nlr and Mrs Alfred Craig
An entertainment will lie given ~ ~
Nasnn,c Temple. Friday evening, hy the
cbildren 81 Newport pihic school, rs
sisted hv talent from Wilmington. In,
w-iIl III / closing exercise Of the Newport
scbool The proceeds will he donated t'
thc nIavrround work, which will soon r.
taken ,.n at Newport. Ice cream vii h'
for salc III the ladies Of the Parent.
Teachers Association, the proceeds also I
~ uscd for playground work.
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Iewes. Nav 25.-Handy NJ. Long has
sold his hardware and drug business 70
Arthur H. Morris This IS one ot the
Oldest business stands in town and was
conducted as a hardware and drug store
bv the late Governor Ebe ". Tunnel for
wears
Mrs. ". Virdcn Burton and children OF
Wilmington have returned 70 their home
after having spent two months here with
her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs Henry
VI. Ennis Her mother, Mrs Ida r.
Morris, accompanied her for 2 short visit
Miss Margaret Kitchens has filled the
vacancy in Emanuel Zerden.s store caused
III the resignation Of Miss Edna Marvel,
who has gone to Wilmington to work
Marshall Bertrand has rented the Han
nah Thompson cottage on Lewcs Beach
for the coming season.
In keeping with the campaign ot the
Methodist Episcopal Church for one mil
lion new members, special services were
held in the local church during the past
week
Mrs. William r Orr and Miss Gladys
Russell accompanied the Girls Friendly
Society to Milton, last weok, where they
presented the play entitled Modes, Maids
and Manners.
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spending two weeks vacation at the
Deyonshire Hotel Atlantic City, y J,
Harry r. Cummings Of New York
spent the week end as the guest of ms
wife and family
Miss Lillian Montgomery an empl0ye
Of the du Pont Co, Is spending her twp
weeks vacation here.
For sale, large Othello stove, apply
Corner Third and Harmony Ste Adv.
For Sale Bungalow, 9 rooms, bath,
pipeIess heater, screened porch, lot 7OzlZO,
mortgage arranged, carrying charges con-
siderably less than rent.
GeTaniurns, Scarlet sage, ferns ana
variety Of potted plants for sale at Clay
TOMS Store East Fourth street---Adv.
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WHITLEY NORRIS TO DIE.
Sentenced 10 Chair for Numbering Jisney
Driver.

Media. Pa. MAY 2G Judge lfausc. of
Weat Chester who il presiding ~ the
c,,,rf here Yesterday sentenced Whitcy"
Morris to die m the electric chair in the
Western Penitemiary in week - be
fixed by the governor.
Morris was convicted oF murder ~ the
first degree al the March term of court.
Hc 4Prd" Uearnc and Bill" Bidde,
boarded iitney owned and driven ~
Vincent Popiel, Of Chester, bad Fopici
10 drive them to the outskirts II Tie
city where Morris pounded fe driver -
death His BODY was thrown into 81 small
a roam. where II was found by hunters
6vo davs later The trio were arrested
m an orange grove IN Florida, whore they
went with the dead man cor. Hcarne
turned States evidence against Morris
and with Biddle win be tried next month
for murder
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AUTOS CRASH TOGETHER.

Laurel. May 26 Pedestrians and
Others OH Market street werc considerably
cxcited when an automobile driven o4
Miss Pauline lIearn vas hlt - aHoth'I
machine driven by II LllngS"oIti ~
Eden, Md Miss Icarn was driving |ni
Tast Market Street and had sounded h1r
horn when she approached tie ale hiil
ana not seeing 81 hearing any other car
started across The FiDeswolth raf
can,e straight tp the hill and STRUCK
her car ou the side both machines beca'h-
ing locked together
Neither car turned over both remain
ing locked until. after considerabig eiIEt
machnst from gafae. nfied theia
apart The damage q both cars wiz
exceed 5000 Beyond shaknR up ana Il
scare. the occupants q both machines
escaped uninjurcd
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Seaford Woman, Revolver in Hand
Drives Bold Burglar From Her
House in Haste.
BLACK BASS ARE BITING
Preparations Under Way for Sus'
sex County Celebration OF the
Fourth at Georgetown.
-, - Evenng.s Correspondents Is.

Tro,, Every Evenings Correspondents.
Georgetown, May 26.-Committees IN
CHARGE Of the Sussex county Fourth OF
i. .ly celebration, to be held here on Mon
5aV. July ). are completing the details as
taSf as possible. The event Will bc one In
W.;ch all towns in lower Delaware Will be
asked to participate, and already, city
councils Of some of them have pledged
their support, while business men have
consented to put floats in the industrial
parade to be given in the afternoon: Inc
driving park, at the edge of the city, IS
Icing gotten in readiness as rapidly as
possible. and the baseball diamond, to oe
located in the center of the race course, is
being put in tip-top shape.
An effort is being made to have 1aulh
baseball club of Milford and the CLUB now
being organized at Seaford play while the
matinee races are going on.
Fire departments and bands from tour
Of the towns have promised to take part,
and the committee IN charge OF amuse-
p1ents is In touch with owners OF last
horses in different parts Of the peninsula
Several big firms have offered liberal
prizes for the best floats III the parade
while good purses will be given TO the
winners In the matinee races,
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

pecial Correspondence Of Evety ESeazas
EIkton. Md MAY ii Il the annual
town election Monday afternoon William
II Mackal was reelected mayor for four
wears over Thomas " Williams II +
Nagrew and Alfred DAVIS were elected
Couucilmen. defeating Edward Lynch and
Reuben Delbert
9ecIl County School Roafd ha~ ii IT,
disposal the following scholarships lor
which competitive examinations MI be
held III fiktan. June ) and { Two 10
MARYLAND Institute one +. harlatte lItlI
one "a Blue Ridge 6alEszzs -ix u Al8Is-
land state Normal school aue 81 Western
Maryland College and one q st John :,
ColIcae Annapolis
l}enjamin Rat. former baseball
catcher of several Cecil county team. n
noR chief 0f police n Ahegdetu
Cecil County School baard viii daId :
state teachers examination 1T Eikton.
june 3 and !
The Grand Amy Of the Repuhfe has
completed Arrangements lor = celebration
10 be held ii CHERRY I'LL Monday alter
noon next Elkten h4nd vii furnish
music and lion William I Narhartau af
the klkton bar vii deliver the address
I 1he conservation Commission ii AiaTy
land IS looking after Violations II the fish
ng law5 on the Su-aUehanBa aud North
east rivers
William N Schatlei has been appointed
chairman u the committee "a hive charge.
0f the carnival to be heli IT Chesapeake.
CITY. Iuiy = to TO Tor the benefit Of the
Chesapeake Cits fire company
ihe Young ladies ri Iron Hill section
viii hold a festival at hon Hill Friday
and Saturday evenings fof the benefit OF
the Iron Hill baseball team
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FIRE AT NEWARK HOTEL.

Newark. May 26-Fire threatened
the Deer Park Hotel, late last night,
and it was only the quick work on the
part Of the Newark fremen that averted
8 disastrous blaze.
An auto truck from Washington caught
FIRE while taking on gasoline from tank
IN front of the hotel shortly after Ii
o'clock. The flames from 1.-THE truck set
fire to the tank and then the porch Of the
hotel caught Chief F. Clifford Wilson
was notified and had the fire engine on the
scene in a few minutes.
The blaze was extinguished, but the
auto truck was badly damaged and
also the hotel porch.
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TOTAKE COAL TO FRANCE.

Seaford. Nav % Captain Parker G.
Knowelton. who has been spending ?
month with hi- family here after a several
months cruise in foreign waters, ictt yes
terdav for Baltimore, where he Will take
command Of the ocean-going steamer
We.t Brook If the Terminal Shipping %.
III will sail from Baltimore for Havre,
France loaded with coal and expects 10 be
gone several months before returning 70
the States and will touch al other foreign
points before returning
Captain Knowelton has purchased
proDertv in Seaford and intends to make
this his future home.
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OLD DRAWERS CELEBRATION

Niddletown MAY % The Friends
II oI5 Drawers have made arrange
mcnts for their annual service, "Illeh bI w
Ee held on Sunday, June y heN. y l1ai ~
II Bonner. pastor q hanover ! fe'S''A
terian Church, Wilmington VII fl'''It i.
the sermon ia the morning, a.9 :.
McNastcr Of Jersey City, a. -, VII h,..@e
in address H the afternoon. Mr. Ale
1Iastor bas Teen much interested IN old
cb,Yrches esneciallv on the Eastern Shore
The chorus choir al OdeSsa Preshy-
terian Church will furnish the music
assisted by Mrs. Warden II humphrey
Of CIavmont
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sT. JOHNS BOY CHOIR.
Excellence Demonstrated in Choral Mum
berg and Solos at Spring Concert.

VtAN anu fFtstN % tFkfffN EfffN~AHF
demonstration IL the ability ~ the
boy choir Of 81 Johns Episcopal Churci
was made a. the annual spring concert
lass night by choral numbers and solos
They were assisted by II. Russell Birk
head. tenor. Charlcs J So1thwell base.
and Thomas johnson, pianist The con-
cert VAS gwen under the direction 81
George Henry Day, 4 4 q o., orRanst
md chorrnagter. in the church school
house. Concord avenue and Market street.
The program coinpfised Pilgrim 2
Chorus, from "fannhauser| '-ee-@aw
Cootc and the "SoldNTs' Chorus from
"Faust," j" gwen by the h0y songs w
Leon Davidson. Claude Strong Edanri
Anderson and E3rl Evans. years od.
Richard Hlr rGer, 10 years I'D. Milton
shank. g gears old. Hugh Strong, STANLEY
steele ard Ward Brig0s gears nil.
Fllward Anderson and Melvin TalIcy ~
ycars Old, and Aiberi Maescy RoVcr Hot
Albert Dickinson and Hugh Holt u years
old
The songs were prc'tly done
A two-paft chorus Spring Song
Beethoven, by tho nsya wa espccallF
attractive
Mr Johna1n played Etudc in A Fiat
WolIenbuapl and Chans1u slave Kern,
Mr Birkhoad, ll IGu WIgH k0echiin,
and Ny Cavalier nathan Mr. south
well Gang 4 Son " the Dcaert Phillips.
and aOld Black Ioc F4etcr
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MILFORD CENTURY CLUB.

Milford New Century Club has elected
the following officers for the year 1920
1921
President Mrs julius f. Scott yice-
presidents Mrs n C Hall. Mr. Daniel
lIltsch. Afrs. Sauue 81 Evans Jr; re-
corflinr secretary. Mrs. John Horton
corresponding secretary Miss Anna Rat
cIifTe. treasurer Mise May DAVIS, auditor
Miss Anna Hall; directors, Mrz. r 6
Hall. Mrs. George II He'll Mr. Janea
s Pierce, Mr. lds Rose Mrs Edward
& Pierce, Mrs Frank Richards and Mr.
William q Smith.
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HOCKESSIN GRANGE.

Hockessin, May 26.-Hockessin Grange
No 1. met on Monday evening, with a
good attendance. The membership con
test still being open, the following APP
plications were reported by those taking
part in the contest Helen Collins Anna
Collins. Oscar Blair. Mrs B. F Lamborn,
Mrs Mary Pierson, reported by Wilson
T Pierson Nav " Keidel. reported by
Mrs. Ida Woodward; Edith Carter,
Ruth Yearsley, Paul Yearsley Harlan
Hobson, reported by Fred Trimhle.
The following members being previous
Iv appointed to arrange some way in
which the grange could increase their
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WAS STRANGLING TO DEATH.

Seaford, MAY % Wright Robinson,
high school student son Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles " Robinson, was performing on
the horizontal bars in the gymnasium Of
the school yesterday, practiclng the
Inusclc-grindlng feat on the bars. and in
making the revolution shirt became caught
in the bars and wound around his neck.
He was revolving 50 fast IT was Inn
possible for him 10 stop and he was slowly
strangling TO death, when William G.
Moore, foreman Of the Seaford News.
happened to be passing the school and
saw the unfortunate boy perilous condi-
tion. lie ran 70 his assistance and succeed
cd in releasing him from the bars thereby
saving his life
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treasurer's account were asked to report
at the next meeting what progress they
had made. Mrs Edith Eastburn, Mrs.
Laura Shakespeare, Mrs. Vera Finn, Irwin
Peoples, Percy Highfield.
During lecturers hour the grange sang
after which Mr. Guthrie volunteered tc
entertain the grange by reading some
horoscopes, which everyone enjoyed.
After closing the grange refreshments
were served
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CHICKENS KILLED BY RATS.

Laurel, May 26. Monday night Elmer
Windsor of West street lo4 Ia young
chickens A.. being killed by pair OF rats.
The mother hen was found in the coop
with her head almost bitten oil, wh,le
most Of the biddies were found under the
floor of his meathousc. :,
Yesterday Mr. Windsor tore up the
floor of the building and found the rats
nest containing the pair of o!d rats ana 10 ~
Young rats about the size OF mice, "a, "5 a
which he killed In all Windsor has iost 10
or oO chickens
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DELAWARE CITY.

Dalawase CITY. May 26.-Chaf'es W
.ieferson who has been i'll for the past
eight months, IS slightly better
John Tugend and Engene Armstrong
succeeded in landing siN large sturgeon,
Yesterday two on one tide and four on
the other. This is a record catch.
Miss Dorothy Metzeer has returned
home after a visit OF two weeks 70 friends
in PhiIadelphia-
Frank Money and family Of Phlla-
delphia spent the weekend here with
bis mother. Mrs John hearus.
James II. CLARK, who has been Ill for
quite a while. Is not improving. much.
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was pleasantly spent with music, games
and dancing. after which a dainty co Ia
tion was served.
Those present were Miss Esther Len
hart Miss Rhoda Wiley, Miss Phyllis
Mason, Miss Mary Mason, Professor
Mark l.. Slime, Professor G. II, Snyder,
Professor Tawes of the high school
faculty.: Misses Eloise Rodney, Lelah
Po,litf Mary Allen, Mildred Henry, Ella
Wilhelm, Sallie Galloway, Miriam Holt,
Ethel Baker, Ruth Collins; Raymond
Matthews, Walter Birmingham. Iheo-
doro Elliott and James Marvil.
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SHIPPING STRAWBERRIES.

Georgetown, May 20 Brokers in low
or Delaware have started to make few
shipments of berries to the New York
and Philadelphia markets and next week
..,,1 @ntansive cohsicnments are expected to be
NOD not onM to those cities, but to
RaI+imore Chester and Wilmington.
The fr,Iit has been selling in the New
yorL markets for "a cents the quart box,
and prices the first OF next week may he
advanced somewhat on account OF the
sreat demand for berries by syrup manu-
factllrcrs.
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PLENTY OF BLACK BASS.

Laurel, May &c. The black bass tlsh,
ing season opened here, yesterday ana
many fishermen were out on ltecoiuS
Lake or the Laurel river by day pIeah :
and by breakfast time some OF tilelii ii'i,. ~
caught all that was permissible uhoer Tue
law n Nh
80 -, Tnador exhibited fine string, sew
maIo oraI of % wb;cb weighed four pounds each
I!%a IT, 10 IL cost ST ono caught here was hooked
by Levin r. Jarman' anu ''PPo' NV
scales at 50 pounds.
F;sbermcn saw the bass were never So
plentiful here as they, are 'llls Sv", al,
one was heard TO remark thc river = "'i =
ING alive with them.
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PUBLIC DEBATE.

Delaware CITY. Mav 26.-There was a
n,Fl, debate III the Engine Hall, Monday
ripbt. On the subject: Has America
Reached the Zenith Of Power
The Question was discussed by Mr.
T.,l4z and Davis Cole for the affirmative,
a-.d Sergeant Null and Harvey Nilken-
sen for the negative and was ably handled.
RIcssrs. Cole and Wilkersen are high
school students. Decision was rendered
fer tile negative.
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ENTERTAINMENT By SCHOOL.

nolaware Civ. Ma. 26.-The follow
mo nrooran Was rendered hy the public
school Yesterday afternoon:
Song 81, 34: American Creed flag
sailte: reading. Jacob Campbell; piano
soio rancis Webb. recitation. Mildred
Nitseh; Song No. :; composition, Ter
tr4Je Baker: Song No. is. debate, Re
solved That the United States govern
mont should fix the roadway from Clinton
street to the Pennsylvania depot, at
firInativc. Mildred Davidson; negative,
Nfargarctc Walters; Song No. 10.
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NJ. II. Church. addressed the meeting on
the subject of Temperance a song
service followed, the music being led by
George l.. Denney.
A special meeting of the Stanton Com
munity Association To be held IN Friends
westinghouse, Friday evening also was
announced. Ice cream and cake were
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FEARED WOMAN WITH PISTOL.

Seaford. Nav pa thief, who At
tempted to enter the home of Mrs AnHe
Price. widow. who lives alone. met with
. warm reception. last night Hearing the
,,tr,Ider try,nc 10 act IN window. Mrs
Pc Pr sar3reI Ter revolver and went forth
To meet him
oll,ng tie glare Of the shining pistol ID
,l.a ,,.c,Far. hands lie thlef lied and III
hls haste tore down fence II the It.tt q
Mrs Price home