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DELAWARE GRANGE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newport, Jan. 13.-Delawaro Grange
at Newport, held in Red Mems Hail, last
night. received announcement Of tho IN
s,allation Of officers al Rose Hill Grangc
Wednesday evening, January p, and ae-
ccpted an invitation - attend.
Remarks were made by some of the
members IN regard to the seriousness of
the sugar question, and the Grange will
communicate with Delaware 5 Senators
and Representative ii Congress in an
endeavor To have this situation improved.
An application for membership was re-
colved from Miss Marie Young, and she
viii be initiated ID the first and second
degrees next Monday evening.
During the lecturers : hour there were
readings by Miss Emma ) Maclary, Mrs
Harry Person, Harper Webb, Miss
Blanche Crawford and George i. Snyder
Announcement was made Of the Home
and School Association meeting to be held
in the schoolhousc, tomorrow evening
Mrs Ina J. \. Perkins, director Of child
welfare for the Reconstruction Commits
SION Of Delaware. viii speak on Health
n the School Child
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cnrd Party ~ AInrrr-.

Tha AIumnae Association - Ur~r'rne
Academy viii give Gar5 party mkt
Saturday fir lhc benefit of the charity
funds Tho committee ~ arranrrrnantg Is
composed ~ fhr o'i~rrs ~ the sseocis-
ton who arc Mr. Harry n. I.av-on
Miss May II0rtv. Mi~s Olive E7Tnn Misq
Margaret KaYne. and Mise AnnR Elliott
Quite a number of tickets have h-rrn dis
trhutrd, ard large attrrdapc~ II exc
ucr'cJ Tickets rnay he obtained ~ the
aradrvnw
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REV. DIR. J. 8. WHARTON DEAD.
bsphgt Clergyman Former Surgeon
Suecumbs in Crigfieid,

Crlsfeld, Md, Jan. l3 Rev. DIR.
J, y. Wharton, 81 years old, retired
baptist clergyman, died AZ the home Of
ms son. w. !. Wharton, here yesterday.
l1r Wharton was born in Cupepor county,
Virginia. lie was brother Of Rev. Dr.
II. NJ. Wharton, pastor of Brantry
Baptist Church, Baltimore.
DIR. Wharton prncticod medicine in
virginia and was surgeon in charge Of
Ihlmbafogo Hospital during the Civil
War, In 1890 he entered the ministry,
serving paatorates IN Madison and Fer
nandina, Fla, the Eastern Shore OF Vir-
ginia and Case City, Ne. lie came
IN Crisiicld, organized congregation
and built the First Baptist Church here.
He retired from active work in 1895.
He was twice married and is survived by
hls widow and two sons, w J. Wharton,
Cristcld. and ] S. Wharton, Ir.. Whining
Ton. Tho funeral service will be held from
the First Boptiat Church Wednesday
Burial viii be at Rehoboth, Del.
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NEWS OF LEM-FS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lewes Jan. I3.-George c. Prettyman
who recently moved from this town to
Philadelphia. disposed Of his stock and
farming utensils II public sale on Sa,ur-
day afternoon.
Joseph H. Holland, who Was picked up
on New Years night near the Brandy :
WINE lighthouse, after spending tour days
and nights IN an open boat alone, was
brought ashore here TO the home Of his
sister, Mrs. DAME Jones on Thursday
He was put aboard the pIotboat Ed
munds when he was rescued and remained
there for week HIS condition is some
what improved, but he IS unable to be
put yet
John p. Palmer is nl with pneumonia
al the home of George Z. Steel.
". Sterling Jones has arrived home
rom Flint, Mich and having been ap
pointed one Of the rural mai carrier,
expects 10 begin his duties January 10.
Nj Jones served Is months in France
Frank Futcher has moved from the
Walter Moore farm to the Cottinghann
farm. in PIlottown. which recently was
purchased at public sale by the Ingram
Brothers
Emory B Brittinghap has purchased
the Pashur Watson lands. in Pilottown,
from Harvey g Russell These lands
adjoin the farm which Mr. Birmingham
recently purchased from Captain Harry
V Lyons and now occupies. It was va
Gated by Granville p Bryan, who moved
10 the Harry " Lyons farm, near Cool
spring. which Was vacated by Fred Short,
who moved to the Martin farm, III Cool
spring, which he recently purchased
Marion L. NJ MessersInith, who has
been spending several weeks here with
Der mother, left Saturday for Wilmington.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.

Special Corrcspondepce ~ Evrry Evrning
Laurel. Ian IL At . largely attended
membership meeting. with John II Elliot
and Colonel G. W. kenncy ~ chalrmen
and secretary. respectively, the following
officers We're unanimously elected -
serve Christ Nj L SUNDAY school for the
ensuing year Harvey NJ Phillips super
iutcndant Albert r. Culver. assistant
SUPERINTENDENT Albert II Waller, sccre-
tayy Colonel G. w kennev. assistant
MISS Ida Warrington. treasurer: Eibcrt
q. Bailey. librarian. J Alden Warrne-
ton. assistant Miss Alice Otwcll, pianist
Miss Maielyn Riegin. assistant.
The annual banquet of Rrothcrhood
class Of Christ Methodist Protestant
Sunday school VII l,c held N the sorlal
hall 81 the charch. Monday evening
January - among the out-of town
speakers VIII II icv Iuthcr Is Warner.
u. H. president q tho Maryland Annual
Conference
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DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspond onco Of Every Evening
Delaware City, Jan 13 Frank Cats
is Ill at the home Of his parents, on Third
street.
The regular meeting Of Delaware City
Century Club viii he held Friday evening
in the NJ f. Church, in charge of the
educational committee. DIR. Joseph III.
Odell, director of the Service Citizens
of Delaware and Pierre ). du Font will
be the speakers.
Charles Hall, Ir., has purchased from
Mrs. Nonderheide the property on Clin-
ton street now occupied by " llliam Ball
Mrs. Mary Faulkes IS seriously Ill
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. Brown,
on Washington street
John Anderson Is improving the prop
crtv he recently purchased. on Wash
sngton street, hv installing electric lights
\ meeting of the Boy Scouts was held
last night Aftcr the toUrjne business,
basketball was plaVed
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JURY PROBES SHOOTING.
IL Negroes Held at Princess Anne for
Wounding Gypsies

Princess Anne, Md, Jan 13.-The
grand jury was reconvened yesterday by
tie Circuit Court TO consider the cases of
II Negroes in Jail charged with shooting
Evpsies at a camp near Pocomoke City
two months ago.
The petit jury has been summoned by
the court, which met yesterday for It's
January session, to meet this morning
If the grand jury returns indictments
against any OF the Negroes, trial viii
start today
The shooting resulted IN the woundlng
oi eeveIpl gypsIes. among them 4 woman
and three children. The affair IS said
to have been an outcome of quarrel
Edward Cottman, colored, had with
d gypsy over a horse taken in trade
II is alleged the Negroes went 10 the camp
and fired about ~ shots with pistols
Considerable feeling has been aroused,
particularly in Pocomokc City.
What is believed to he the largest
wooden tower ever built -256 feet high
was erected in Cleveland III connection
with the work Of coating two great steel
smokestacks with cement
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DOvER'S QUIET ELECTION.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Jan I3.-The annual municipal
election was held yesterday afternoon,
and, there hcing no contests, was a very
quiet affair. Only 50 votes were cast, the
ticket elected being rs follows.
President Of council and mayor-Arley
Il. Mapec.
Counoilmcn- First district, John G.
Hopkins, Second, Thomas v. Keith !,
Third, Jesse S. Burton. Fourth, John G
Hayes.
Assessor Michael NJ Sohaulon.
The new administration will meet tho
first Monday night IN February, for or
ganiratIon
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CHo CHO AT DOVER SCHOOLS.

Special Correspondence of Everu Evening
Dover. Jan. l3.- Cho Cho. the clown
sent out hv the National Welfare Society
OF New York, through the country to visit
tie schools and entertain the children In
q practical way, that Of telling them what
foods are good for children and those which
are not, and also as to the hygenic oondj-
iions, visited the Dover schools yesterday
afternoon and for over one hour entertain
ed the children. mostly OF the lower grades
iv showing them the different kinds Of
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MARRIED AT Lt.WES.
SPECIAL Correspondence Or Every rycutn.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan Is announcement
of tho marriage. on Saturday. HI Lewcs
by Rev G II Il Turner. Miss Helen Mar
Conwell. daughter of Fred Conwcll. and
Samuel IN. Tammany. son ot Mrs. lena
MI Tammany, all Of Lewcs, has been
made
The bride is one of tho most popular
young womeu in the eastern part III
Sussex county and has host of friends
throughout the State The groom IS . son Of
late Roman Tammany, one time a super
intcn dent of the Sussex county schools
and for many wears prominent educator
IN Delaware
Imring the vHr, young NT tammany,
served as an assistant naval paymastcr
lie il noted public accountant
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TURNED OFF CHURCH LIGHTS.
special Correspoudeuce of Evcry Evening

Special Correspondence of Evvry Evening
Laurel. Jan. Is George Marine was
arrested bv Cmcf of Police Garland ID.
Bloodsworth On the chargc of interfering
with religious worship. the charge being
brought ~ mcsuhoEs ot the holiness
Church worshlppaG n tbo old Odd
Fellows Hall on Delaware avenue. which
they recently purchased
When arragnej before Magistrate
He.>rn. Marine Indignantly denied that
h. had acted 10 "a disorderIv manner
but the prosecuting witnesses testified
they had been annoyed by hm On several
occasions, and them patience reached the
limit Saturday uIgh'. when hc turned
out the electric lights Magistrate Hearn
hned hlm sl0, with costs
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SERVICE FLAG DEMOBIIIZED

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delmar. Jan. I3-The demohiliyation
Of the service flag, at the Methodist
Protestant Church drew large congre-
CATION, Sunday evening. The flag bore IS
stars, in honor Of that number Of young
men Of the congregation who served in
the war.
Special and patriotic music was render
ed BY the choir aud addresses made by
:. Kerr Slemons. cashier az the First
National Bank; Professor A. J. Iaprcrt,
of the Dcimar high school and the pastor,
Rev. L. II. Jones \ large number Of the
ex-soldiiers attended.
ono remarkable fact regarding the
"hovs' who went from Dclmar and
vicinity is that out Of about hundred
all returned but enc, Glen Rayne, who
died az Camn Meadc
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ADDRESS FARMERS INSTITUTES.

Special Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Dover. Jan IL Arrangements have
brcn made nv Wesley Webb. secretary of
agriculture. for nr Charles II kcenc.
executive secretary of the Delaware
State tuberculosis Commission. to 5c-
hvcy two addresses before each oi the
Farmers Institutes during the months
Of January and February
Dr kocac viii discuss "Tuhcvuio7r= - N
Delaware" and "Hcalth IN the Farm
Homo
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SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evcninl

NpeclaI NDrTeFfrOndenCc OF EvcTy EVcninis
Christiana, Jan I3-Tho Christiana
Improvement Association viii hold q
special meeting in the schoolhousc on
Wednesday evening, January IL. 10 dis
c,lss proposed consolidation and school
code. Speakers will be Wilbur jump,
county school superintendent. and George
l.. Medill. one Of the county school com
missioncrs.
The districts which they propose CON
solidating are State Road. Bear Salem.
0gleton and SunnvSidc
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NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Dover Citizens to Hold Public
Meeting for Consideration of
Project of New School
Building.
SWEET POTATOES HIGHER
Sussex County's "Terrapin King
is Now Scooping in the Shell
backs and Making Liberal
Profits.
Special Correspondence of Evory Evening

Special Correspondence of Evory Evening
Seaford, Jan. 13.-Hiram Williams,
Sussex county's "terrapin king who
resides here, is reaping harvest these
days from catching terrapn, which ap-
pear to he more plentiful than ever.
Yesterday morning was the biggest
mornings work he has had SO far. When
he returned from the flats of the Nanti-
coke he had with him more than 300
pounds of fine terrapin. lie is receiving
30 cents per pound for them. and has n
select trado which he ships to, consisting
of doctors, lawyers and other professional
men-onc man alone--a prominent at
tornev of Elkton, Md, taking about 100
hounds every other week
Williams catches the terrapin while
they are in a state of coma They are salt
water terrapin. but inhahit fresh water
during certain parts Of the winter. They
lie on the bottom of the stream and arc
caught by strong iron drags. The flavor is
fine and many like 1T equally as well KS
the diamond-baCk terrapin.
These tcrrapin will live for as long as
two months after being taken out Of tho
wafer
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MARRIED IN BALTIMORE.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. Jan 13- Announcement has
been made Of the marriage Of Miss Bessie
kaplln of Baltimore to Mark Levy. a
well known business man # Laurel, at
the home Of tie brides sister, Mrs. Nj
Levy OF Baltimore, at clock Sunday
afternoon.
After a reception they took train for
this town where they are receiving the
congratulations of their friends They
received numerous useful and valuable
presents.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR RALLY.
spcriai C,rrcsrondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. IS Under the di-
rccti0n of DIR. Evans Roberts 81 Milford.
president Of the Delaware State Christian
Endeavor Society. a rally for the societies
IN Georgetown district was held III FIRST
NJ. p church. this cIiv. Sunday night
Addresses were made by DR. Roberts and
Samuel Evans. Of Milfori and Miss
Dorothy krousc, of Wilmington State
secretary.
Special music was rendered hy the
choir, including q solo hv r. W Rawllns.
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DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Stanton. Jan. Diamond state
Grange Of Stanton last night installed
officers for the ensuing year. The IN
stallation officer was o. W. Eastburn.
assisted by his installation team.
Following the installation, refreshments
were served. Visitors were present from
Hockessin, Harmony and Delaware
Oranges.
During the social hour there was a
recitation by Miss Wood, one by Miss
Emily Mitchell and reading by Miss
Lillian Dennison.
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Awarded Honor for 81 LIB. Fish.

Ex-Sheriff Theodore W. Francis, who
spend the summer at Ocean City, n i,
has received from the Anglers Club Of
that resort button representing a silver
reel. II was presented to him because
he caught a channel bass, weighing 81
pounds, at Ocean City during the past
summer. This was the largest bass found
there last year. A button representing
o gold reel is the prize for catching 4
channel bass weighing not less than 10
pounds.
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TONSILITIS PREVALENT.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 13.-There is an epidemic
of tonsihtis here, which seems to go
through entire families. Among the
many families suffering with the disease
is that of Rev ". L. Hoffman, pastor Of
Christ NJ. 2. Church, who was one Of the
first stricken, about three weeks ago.
Just Us he had about recovered from
the attack, an only child Mary, was
taken. and now the mother. Mrs. Hof-
Inar. IS III with the same aillnent.
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DIRT ROADS IN BAD SHAPE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 10 Because Of the
heavy rains, followed by freezes and
thaws, the dirt roads IN SUSSEX county
are IL a dcplorable condition and in some
sections OF the county are almost IN
passsble.
Travelling for the past few days has
practically been II d stanLstili, and
conditions will bc bur bttie inpro> cd
unless they thaw out and dry of within
the next few days.
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TO HOLD SCHOOL MEETING.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Jan Preparatory TO
launching the new school house boom for
Dover, for which the commissioners
have had assurance OF 1925 900 aid from
the Pierre = du pont fund, meeting Of
citizens will he held Friday evening nezt
when tho plans for the new building will
hc Ruhmitted
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REVIVAL MEETINGS.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 13-Revival meet
lngs are now in progress in Wesley n T.
Church. North Race street. this ctv.
under the direction Of Rev. ). n. Pill
chard. pastor
The services will continue this week and
possibly next week if the interest mani
Tested IS sufficient 10 warrant continuance
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EASE THE PAINFUL
RHEUMATIC TWINGE
Sloan's Linirnent Will Bring
Comforting Relief Quicklu.

Never breaks faith, Sloan's Liniment
doesn't Just penetrates without rubbing
and eases the external pal and ache,
rheumatic twinges, MmD4ea, neuralgia.
sclatlca, lame, sore, strained muscles,
bruises, spTains.
For 80 years it has gone ahead win
ning new friends, holding old ones, strength
ening its reputation rs the Worlds Lini-
lnent Clean, effective in relieving the
aches and pains Of men and women, this
old family staThihy can be relied upon to
do It's work promptly and surely Don't
be without bottle another day keep
il handy.
All Druggists 35e, zoe, $40
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OUT o. ORDER
STOMACHS
Indigestion, Acidity, Soun,ess
and Gases ended with
Pape's Diapepsin"

Inc moment you eat a tablet or two
ot .Pape's Dapepsin all the humps Of
indigestion pain, the sourness, heartburn
and belching Of gases, due to acidity,
vanish-truly wonderful
Millions Of people know that il Is
needless to be bothered with Indigestion,
dyspepsia or a disordered stomach. A
few tablets Of Pape's Diapepsin neutral
ize acidity and give relief at onoe-no
waitlngl Buy box Of Pape's Diapepsin
now: Don't stay dyspeptici Try to
regulate your stomach SO you can cat
tAvorite foods without causing distress.
The cost IS 50 LtLA. The benefits SO
great.
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fruits and vegetables suitable for eating
and calculated TO mako them healthy,
wealthy and wise" After his address,
Cho Cho and the children were photo
graphed
Cho Cho MS he is known and by no other
name, is visiting the local schools under
the auspices Of the Kent County Child
Welfare Association, of which Miss u. H.
Shister of Dover is superintendent. Cho
Chn VISITED Milford schools lOdnY.
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Ffownr-i I.rnne u-nwncd

Cambridge. Md. Jan 81 While play
ing with hia sled on The joe an CamDrldge
Creek Sunday afternoon, Howard LYONS.
eight years old. son II Oscar LYONS. was
plunged INTO thc stream with tw0 COM
panions when the ce broke. The others
were rescued. but the Lyons boy R-na
drowned. The body twas recovered.
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SWEET POTATOES HIGHER.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. l3.-Sweet potatoes have
taken another jump in price and are now
selling at the local freight station for
81 Is per hamper, with steady and brisk
demand.
The price of milk also has been advanced
from 16 cents TO Is cents per quart, and
10 cents per pint Eggs have declined i
few cents per dozen.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.

Special Correspondents ~ Every r,rniug
Georgetown, Jan l3--QfIiccrs of Cen
tenary NJ. i. Sunday school have been
chosen for the year As follows
superintendent. J. A. Prct;11nan. aa-
sistsntS, i y. SirTnau. V G Kitchens.
secretary, 6 Windsor, treasurer. II T.
King; superintendent primary dcoar.-
ment, Mrs, J H. MaFvil: home donart-
ment. Ltta Nabb: cradle roll. Mrs " r..
y nbb
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MARRIED 55 YEARS.
Special Correspondence of Every Evcuing

Special Correspondence of Every Evcains
Dover, Jan. 13.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
I. Hoffecker of this town, quietly cclc-
brated their 55th wedding anniversary
at their home on Governors avenue, yes
terday afternoon.
Uncle Josie, as he is known in Lodge
circles in which he is prominent, js IS
active as "A man of so years of age.
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MILLION IN CHARTER TAXES.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 13.-Thc amount of State
tax received by Secretary of State John
sons office for charters hlcd during 1919,
totallcd 81, ,05l ,52g.H
The number Of charters filed during the
year, breaking MI records, was All.
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Will O. qiIrc-r Fnnfirrnr

silver footballs and fhe latter W"
yylfl l,e 8var,led ~ STUDENTS nf the High
school who successfully participated ~
the games Of The N n snusd during
the past year The awarda vii be made
next Monday morning AZ the regular
exercises
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She expects to sail for Belgium on January
10, accompanied by her mother, Mrs;,
Virginia l.. Mustard. Her husband
George S. Messersmth, former principal
of the public schools here, is American
consul in that country.
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Dinner at Grace M. L. Church House.

The mems Wednesday night dinners
which proved 80 popular at Grace H.
f. Church House last year, are being
resumed this year under the supervision
Of Mr. Lakeland and the first one of the
series viii be given tomorrow night.
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Settling Estates.

Register Of Wills Isaac r.. BROWN has
granted letters nj administration ON the
estate af John M Collins 10 William +.
Collins and on the estate ri Isabella rag
TO Chandlor ~ Craig
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Values up to 5000, in charming r
,erge, georgette, crepe de chine, jersey a
ming effects and in all wanted cologs. a
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