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Evening journal., 1920-09-11
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Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Hanaway, OF
1910 Washington street, celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary
on Thursday evening with a small
card party Mr. and Mrs. Hanaway
received many pretty gifts. !. l..
HOwett won the card prize. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wyatt. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold \. JEFF
forson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank FORD Pal
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Howett, Mrs.
Mabel Jeffers. Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Hama
way.
Little Miss Dorothy Stevens. OF 1900
Washington street celebrated her
NTH birthday anniversary on Thurs
day afternoon Many playmates Of
the little miss took part in the cele-
bratiOn Games were played and a
royal good time was had by all.
Miss Carolyn Pennington entertain
ed several friends at a luncheon on
Thursday. gwen at The Wilmington
Country Club.
Miss Henrietie Hopes entertained
al tea on Thursday at The home Of
/ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hopes, i30i Rodney street.
Miss Mildred Kirkus gave a fare
/ well dance at the home Of her par
ents. the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick w.
| Kirkus. on Thursday evening Miss
/ Kirkus will leave next week for Nir-
glnia. where she Will attend school
/ this winter.
Miss Mary r.. Warner is the guest
OF honor at a house party given at a
camp on the Chesapeake this week
end. The other young people from
/ this city present are the Misses Jose
phine and Elizabeth Wales mad Caro-
llyn Pennington.
Miss Mabel Hall Of 100 North Connell
street. recently entertained in honor OF
Miss Irene Lancaster OF Knoxville
Misses Helen Connell Elma Meredith
Ida Mcdowell. Reba Reader, Irene
Lancaster and Mabel Hall, Arthur Rob
inson, William Hall, Hurshell Hall
Paul Butler, Harry Hubert and Pau
/ Dougherty.
Mrs. William Renwick Edgar enter
tanned at luncheon today in honor OF
Miss Helen NJ. Brown whose marriage
10 James :. Grant is 10 tah' place ID
lhe near future. The color schem,
for the affair was pink. Covers wer,
laid for eight guests.
Philip Coyne. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Coyne. 1908 WoOdld'Nn ave
lnue, gave "a box party at the Carried
Theatre last night TO group %
friend as a fa.eWtil before he left ihii
city for the y ming school term
smith. Ezekiel Cooper. Jr. Beverl.
lizard. Walter Francis. William Holder
lJim Luke. Robeyt Hill lack Nicholson
iSnmner Alulin. Wnli1m Mil'kih
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BATHING THE BABY.

Baby must be bathed at least once
day. During the hot weather one
or two extra sponge baths may be
given For the first few months the
temperature Of the bath should be
90 degrees 10 % degrees +. By the
end Of the first year, it may be lower
ed TO so or 50 degrees. The temper
ature Of baby's bath may be tested
with the bare elbow, never with the
hand. The water should feel comfort
ably warm 10 the elbow.
Equipment Baby's own tub, soap,
towels and washrdg. bath ihermom-
eter. poWd cleal clothes hair
and table. All these and his full set
Of clean clothing should be arranged
beforehand
Face: After undressing baby. wrap
| him in a small blanket, wash the
face, head and ears, being careful
not 10 st soap into his eyes and
mouth. Very little soap is needed
| for baby's skin. IL is most important
F, that the skin should be rinscd thor
oughly. Pat the skin dry with a soft
! towel, taking care 10 dry well back
OF the ears and in the soft folds OF
the neck.
Undressing: To undress baby. take
| the clothes off over his feet II
held on the lap, a large bath towe
should be placed across the lap tC
prevent his tender skin coming In
contact with a rough or worsteC
dress, and to receive him when he j,
| ! flcd ont Of IA" hb \ mnr rOnve ~
/ lent way OF bathing the baby is &c
undress him on table instead of ih
| lap. Afler the bath dress him a,
rapidly as possible. II the weather
is cold. take care not TO expose hin
unnecessarily.
The Bath: Care should he iakeI
never TO plunge the baby into watei
that is too hot or too cold, not to lei
him fan and strike the tub or ir
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Iwho are at Monterey" McDopcugh,
for two weeks, were In wilmington
on Tuesday.
Dr. Edgar Q. Bullock. who spent the
the month OF August al Ocean CITY,
n. j., has returned home.
Miss Beirice Dagcnals left the city
Thursday 10 attend the wedding OF
her cousin. Miss M3y POcOck OF De-
troit. Mich. She VIII be one OF Miss
pocock's bridesmaids. After ne
wedding she will make an extended
lour OF ihe West. during which time
she viii visit her aunt and uncle DR..
and Mrs. Hunter Collins, Of Highland
Park. and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dag
caais Of Bay city, Mich.
Charles y Rover and family have
taken a cottage for the month Of sep
tembcr on Moylan Place, Ocean Ci'y'
n. j.
The Misses Vera and Katm'rne
NOegeNn. daughters Of Mr. and Mrs.
/ William NOegln viii leave early leNi
week for Ridgley. Nd where th y
viii attend 81. Gerlrude's Acad5my
] Mr.. and Mrs Harold Pcr0t Keen, OF
/ Holly OAK spent Labor Day in At
lanlic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Johnston return
! ed this week after a i've weeks motor
/ tour visiting friends and relatives in
/ New York and Pennsylvania. They
brought back as their guests Albert
/ Johnston. OF Ulster. Pa. and Mrs
/ Belle $. Lewis, OF Bay shore, J.. ].
Weekend visitors at the Hotel Oar
lington Ocean City. N. j., include Mr.
and Mrs. r, r. Banks, Mrs. Jesse !
Jones, N Elsmere. and Mrs. Jacoh
Banks Of Falkland.
Walter L.-Haley. OF 2607 w Eight
zenith street IS spending some time at
Asbury Park.
Ernest Clucodell and family Of a
| Cedar seredt are spending The week
end in Atlantic Olty.
Mrs. Isaac f. HeIsler who has been
seriously IN with pl0maine poisoning,
is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cochran have
returned home from Rehoboih.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fennison and
daughter, Miss Marguerite Fennison
have returned from Rehobolh.
Miss Nina KoOken OF Luke. Md.
has been the guest Of Mrs. Josephine
Murphy for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hamilton VIII
have been spending some time at re
hoboth. returned home this week.
Miss Greta McElwce and Winial
Umcman spent the past week-er
]. with friends at Price, Md.
4 Mr. and Mrs. C.. G. Deakyne and sC
have returned from Rehoboih.
k Miss NJ. Ncily Buck has return,
- TO Glenslde. Pa, after visiting rell
lives in this city.
4 Miss Viola Kepharl, OF phlladelphi
@ Is The weekend guest OF DR.. and Mr.
A +. Slrlkol, OF Ashley.
2 Mrs William II. Wallis OF he
j nedyyille. Md, are visiting Wilmin
:. ton friends for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin II. stock i,
!, iii3 West Nflh street are at u
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CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY.
10 a. m.-BOard Of Directors. sol
Market street.
6,3Q p. m.-Camp Fire Girls Dinner
HOl day House.
TUESDAY.
800 a. m.-Swimnilg Glass for girls
y. NJ. C. A. pool.
1915 a. m-Swimming Glass for
women, Y. NJ C. A. pool
6.3O p. m.-Dinner for Standard
Bearers Of Brandywne NJ E. Church
Holiday House.
73O p. m.-F. L. C. C Straw Ride
Meet at club rooms
WEDNESDAY
2 30 p m.-Friendship Cluz. Camr
NepahWin Review. club rooms.
THURSDAY
9.30 a. m.-Swimming Glass for girls
Y. NJ C A. pool
1915 a. m.-Swimmng Glass FOR
women, Y. NJ. c. A pool.
$50 p m.-Special Dinner Party
Holiday House.
SATURDAY.
6.30 m.-Sunshlne Society Sup.
Der. Holiday House.
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Sheve NandeVere, Tie Misses Rowan
McHugh. Anna Grubb. Eleanor Barry,
Gertrude Robin. Emma Challenger.
Katherine ComstOck. of Baltimore.
Janet Hardy, Eldrid BOynlon, Miss
Johnson, Miss Lancaster Ruth Anna
Taylor, and Christine izard.
A birthday party was held last
evening at the home Of Mrs Terry.
i05 South Franklin street. in honor Of
Miss Doris GOrham.
Many members OF the younger set
enjoyed the dance given last eve
ming at the Country Club by Mr. and
Mrs. lrenee dupont The affair was
given in honor Of Miss Alexandra
Sundsirom, who is a guest at the
dupont home. While the dance was
young peoples affair, many elder
folks attended.
Mr.. and Mrs dupont have only re-
Gently returned from their summer
cottage at Neninor n. j.. where they
spent part Of the summer months.
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Mrs William n. stevens. secretary
OF The Washington Heights Century
Club. has notified all officers and
chairmen Of the club committees that
The September meeting of the board
of directors will Doe held al The club,
23OO Boulevard, at 23O o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon, september IA.
This Will be the first meeting 10 be
lirld In the clubs new home
The Woman's Club, Of Newport.
will meet on Friday afternoon, Sep
lember Il, at the home of Mrs. Enoch
Smith. The program will be in charge
OF Mrs. George stuart, Mrs. Harper
Webb and Mrs. David Baer.
The Elsmere Civic Club viii meet
on "Wednesday afternoon at 230
o'clock at the Elsmere Presbyterian
Church.
Cynihla's Helpers Branrh OF The
International sunshine Society will
hold its FIRST meeting Of the season on
Tuesday evening at the home ~ Mrs
George Clifford, 3O6 East Twenty
third street. All members are re-
quested TO be present.
The September meeting Of the Wa
wasei WOmen's Club Will be held
al 23O o'clock next Tucsd3y afler-
noon at the home OF Mrs Charles
Warner. 23ii West Eleventh street.
Central Branch of the W. C. T. U.
will hold It's first meeting AZ 25U
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon In ST
paurs NJ. F. Church. As important
business Is 10 be transacted all mem
/ l...- 80. a-r aN Io hn urnaunf
Marshallon Civics Club Will meet
at go o'clock on Friday afternoon at
+ Tho schoOlhouse. The question OF
/ lighting the town will be discussed.
Alert Branch Of the lnternalionl
! sunshine Society will meet on Mon
day evening, at Sunshine Hall. 1909
/ Delaware avenue.
pollyanna Branch. International
! sunshine Society. VIII hold o., Mrs 4
meeting or the season This evening az
the home OF Mrs. p. NJ. Arnold. 2i2O
/ jefferson street All members are re-
qreSied 10 be present as much new
business is TO be discussed.
The Newport Equal suffrage Club
will meet at the home OF Mrs. John
\. LrdnSl one on next Mtuutoudl y
night All members are requested Ia
attend and all persons interested arc
cordially invited.
The executive committee Of the In
iernatiOnal Sunshine Society Will meet
at 2.3O O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
in Sunshine Hall. Reports Of The re-
cent lawn fete Will be- given and plans
for the winter work discussed.
At the meeting OF the BellefontC
Civic Club held on Thursday after
noon plans were made for arummagl
sale 20 be held on November n at IA
Tatnall street. The club has also un-
dertaken TO raise money Co build a
new trolley waiting station at EleN-
fnth and Marion avenue The mex
; meeting Of the club Will be held on
september 81 at the home OF Mrs
: George kates Il viii be a program
afternoon.
j. At the first meeting OF the Womeni
IA Club Of Richardson Park on Tuesda,
u afternoon plans for The coming YEAR
li work were discussed II Was decide
y 10" bold % seria- Of DANES similar L
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We ddiMPS

Miss Esther Dallelt daughter OF
Mrs p. James Daleii, OF 1900 Della
ware avenue. and W. Fletcher Twom-
bly,. Will be married Ibis evning In
81 Andrews p r. Church. the Rev.
Edward II. Ford. officiating.
The bride viii be given In marriage
by her brother. Joseph Hemphill Dali
lett Mrs. Joseph n. Dalleti win be
matron Of honor and Miss Helen
Thomson. maid Of hDnOr The brides
maids VIII include Miss Charlotte Ma
haffy. Miss Jeanette Thomas. Miss
Marjorie Speakman, an Of this city ;
Miss Dorothy Kay. OF West Chester .
Miss Marjorie CaldNNll. OF philadel-
phia and Miss Priscilla Twombly. Of
Reading. Mass sister of the BRIDE
groom.
Paul White. OF New Haven. Conn.
Will be best man. and the ushers will
include Lawrence Crosby. of New
York: Lincoln Scholnrld Of Chester: /:
John Marshall OF Swarlhmore: Dr.
Ralph Barrett, OF East summer. Me .
Meryille Compton and Wendell Swint,
OF this city.
The bride viii wear a becoming
gown OF white gcOrgotte cp pe with
trimmings Of duchess lace Her train
, MI be OF white cfepe msicor. Her
tulle Veil Will b. held In place by
wreath OF orange blossoms and Will
be fashioned at the back with drap
ping- OF duchess lace The hr dal
bouquet will be shower OF Nh le
bride roses.
Inc matron Of honor and the maid
ot honor VIII wear orchid colored
Ttihon gowns with hats 40 match
attN DouQueis will be Ophelia ross
coiored 'e..sin.nus viii wear orchid
.oioree chiffon with trimmings of
Alice Dlue. Their hats win mslch
their frOcks and the trimmings Nj,
oe Alice blue ribbons. TYnav Mi
carry cactus dallas "N'
foilowln0 the ceremony a recentio,
viii be held In the parish housc y
ne clurch. The young couple ,yI
leave this evening on a trip and upo
lih IT return viii live In pennsgrovl
~ j.
Miss Marjorie Speakman. who is tf
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Speakman, entertained at dinner Il
the bridal party last evening befo
The wedding rehearsal
Miss Isabelle o. Halket. former
pastors assisi8nt OF the Central pro
byierian Church and laler OF 4
Northneld Seminary faculty al
Wm. II. Sleais will be married in 4
Old Central Presbyterian Churc
King street, below Eighth at 4 0clo
this afternoon by ihe Rev J.
Crawford.
Miss Halkel will have Miss Helen
Hayes ss her maid OF honor and \
Stalls beei man viii be Halg
Solakian Of Ilion. \. y. John
Hayes. Jr.. 0nd George Russell N
b. ushers
An informal reception will be he
IN The church parlors following Z
ceremony
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Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, sept ii.-Arss Natalie
Belts. Of Scranton. Pa. has been ap-
pointed dielilian at Delaware College,
succeedng Miss Emily b. Hail. who
will not return this year. Miss Hall
is now at her home In Warren, Pa.
Miss Belts Will arrive Ia Newark in a
few days TO take charge OF the dining
table at the Commons for The opening
OF college next Thursday
Miss Belts comes 10 Delaware high
~ recommended as a dieilan She
is a graduate ~ simmons College
Boston. For two years following
graduation she was an instructor in
dieieiics at the Arlington Mass. high
school and was i'm charge OF a school
lunch room taking care Of from bOO
90 zoo pupils.
Last year Miss Belts was instructor
i'm dieieitcs al Meriden. Mass. high
schools and also had charge Of the
lunch rooms there She was under
contract for this year at Mcrlden but
the school authorities agreed TO re-
lease her so that she could come "a
Delaware. This action was taken
after a conference which a. G.. vii
| kinsOn. business administrator ol
! Delaware College had with the Merl-
den school officials in that city this
week
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

any way 10 get frightened at his daily
bath. If the bathing is done properly .
baby will enjoy his bath so thoroughly
that the giving it will be a pleasure
Soap the entire body thoroughly.
then place him in the bath, hodineS
him with the left forearm under the
neck and shoulders, the left hand
under his left arm. and lifting theh
feet and legs with right hand Sup
port the baby while in the tub with
DO" lefi hand and arm sponge the
entire body with the right hand, then
lift the baby out and wrap him in
a bath towel Dry carefully with the
soft towel patting the skin gently.
Never rub the baby's tender skin with
anything less smooth than the palm
Of the hand.
Bran Baths: When there is any ir-
riiatiOn of The SKIN. such as chanle
or prickly eat, bran may be substi-
tuted for soap. Make a cotton baa
of cheese-clOth or other thin mater
ial, and MI loosely with bran. Soak
the bag in the bath water. squeezing
il until 1t becomes milky.
Powder: A little pure talcum pow
der may be used in the creases and
folds Of the skin, under the arms and
around the buttOcks. but it should
not be used SO freely as 10 clog the
pores Of the skin. A highly perfumed
powder should not be used. Powder
should never be applied until the skin
is thoroughly dry.
Questions relating IN BABY Care and
to problems Of maternal and childish
health will be answered direct by
mail. Address
BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
u. 5. Health Service,
Washingtn, D. c.
BE sure TO give your full name and
address, and please mention the name
] OF this newspaper.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
HANOVER LAWS pARTIrs

lhe opening meeting and llwn party
OF the Young WOman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Of Hanover presby-
North Harrison street. Mrs. Mary B
Donald. county president OF the W. C.
T. L., was present and outlined the
work for the branch. The Rev. C. X
Bohncr. pastor OF the church. was
also q guest and spoke upon the
work OF the young people.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Miss Louise Wallace. 1911
Market sireeL on SssHtemhar ts
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
DIR. HARRIS AT BENCH SHOW.

DR.. and Mrs William \. Harris are
attending the All-American Field
trial events. which are being hsld
this week a, Starbuck. Mimi "Ches-
ter Orchard Queen" one OF Dr. Har-
rls' English settlers, is running In the
all age event
Another English setter fancier that
is exhibiting his dog during Septem-
Der IS Thomas Bullen. He is the own
er OF Jersey Meg" which is going
the circuit, starting in Syracuse. then
10 Rochester, Toronto, Canada. thence
70 Chester. Pa. on October ,. II is
hoped by all local dog lovers that
- Jrre'N Meg Will win enough poilts
= on her trip 90 crown her.
! All English setter fanciers will he
l glad 10 hear that Great Island ming.
!. ing Bells was the first. NTH CIV,
. Romeo second. and Western Girl
? | lhird at the Manitoba neld trials thii
/. ! week
S The championship stake was wol
C by Jersey Prince" handled by Wi
lard Martin The owner Is Fran
g Riley, OF Medford. N j., who is we
j known n This city and a m'mh,r o
fha nalatlara Satfar and Doir on Glib
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
BULLOCK FAMILY REUNION.

Inc iirst annual reunion Of The Bul-
lock family will be held next Thurs
day, September i6, at Shellpot Park.
The family gathering will include all
the descendants OF the late John NJ.
and Violet Smith Bullock Approx
mately one hundred and nifty guests
are expected. The committee in
charge is planning an interesting pro-
gram.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
RAKE An RELLEFnNTE-

The ladies' Aid Society Of Belle
fonte NJ. +. Church will hold a bake
on Saturday, September IS. at Clark
and Kinkead's store. at Bellefonte. All
members and friends who expect to
send contributions to the bake are
asked to have them at the store by
10 O'Clock on the morning Of the sale.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
Y. W. C. A. NEWS

There will be much entertaining at
dinner at the Holiday House next
week The Camp Fire Girls will have
group at the house on Monday eve
ming. on Tuesday evening the stand
ard Bearers Of Brandywine NJ. r.
Church will enjoy supper II is ex-
pected that other dinner parties will
be planned for the remainder Of the
week
The F. I. C. Club will 60 to Holi-
day House on a straw ride Tuesday
evening.
The group OF girls and young
women who have been guests at Holt
day House have enjoyed many forms
Of amusement during this week A
hike was held this morning TO Arden
There all enjoyed a swim.
A large number OF visitors Is eX-
Dpcted TO spend next weekend at the
Holiday House. As the house expects
TO close for the season on September
20. the recreational secretary is hop
ing that the closing weekend will be
banner one.
There will he a meeting OF the
board Of directors on Monday at S0i
Market street
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
PEACH FESTIVAL AT MRKwOoD.

Inc ladies Nd SOcletY OF klrk-
VI. r. Church will hold a peach and
ice cream festival this evening in the
hall at Kirkwood. An invitation Is
extended TO all friends to come an
enjoy this fete. The proceeds Will 20
to the church.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
PEACH FESTIVAL AT CALvARy

\ peach fesIlNaI VIII be held at
Calvary Episcopal Church. Third and
Washington streets Tuesday evening,
September "a, at 8 o'clock.
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those h-ld by the club last year, TO
hrine extra funds in 10 The treas
ury. There viii be other forms used
On ra asing funds for the club.
a bake will be held on September
rs az Elmhurst sior'. All kinds OF
homemade goodies Will be forisale.
The next meeting OF tle club will
be held on September 2i al the home
~ Mrs Mynard RaVlis-
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
FASTFRN STAR RACK 10 WORK.

EASTERN STAR BACK TO WORK.
81. Johns Chapter No. I, Order Of
Eastern star hcld its first fall meeting
last evening. There was a large at
tendance. guests being present from
Arlington. n. j.. and Philadelphia.
There was also many members pres
eli from sister chanters in This city
Worthy Matron Bertha NJ. smith
was presented with a large basket Of
fruit by her FIVE star point officers
The presentation speech was made by
Mrs Mary MASK The gifi was in APP
probation Of the excellent work the
worthy matron has done during The
half year that she had been in office
Secretary Bertha Harrar and Trus-
tee Frank llarrar were presented with
a lagc cake in appreciation Of The
many times that the members Of ST
Johns Chapter We're entertained b!
MIR and Mrs. Harrar at their cottage
at BrandvNvinc Summit campmeetine
this summer
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

~ the FIRST meeting OF the Women's
club OF Richardson Park on Tuesday
afternoon plans for The coming wears
work were discussed II WAS decidet
." bold seria-- of DANES similar IN
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Mrs. William Renwick Edgar enter
tanned at luncheon today In honor OF
Miss Helen NJ. Brown whose marriage
10 James : Grant is 10 tahs place in
ihe near future The color scheme
for the affair was pink. Covers were
laid for eight guests.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

Nidshipman u. r. Morgsn, oi
Alaska. and J. +. Zortman, Of this city.
are spending the month Of september
with the parents OF Mr.. Iortman, Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Zortman, OF 2OiA JET
ferson street. Both mldshipmen have
recently returned from cruise TO
Honolulu.
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fund was for the purpose of combat ing any epidemic that might break out in the county. Last year this amount was appropriated but only $140.80 of the sum was expended.) )
 For white demonstrator: $2,800.
 For white lady demonstrator, s. 800.
 For colored demonstrator, $1,200.
 For colored woman demonstrator, $90O.
 For industrial department colored school, $500.
 For child welfare work, $1 300.
 For tick eradication, $4,000.
 The usual taxes lexied were made for county general expenses and for the road fund, and the tax levies certified to the court by the court by the incorporated towns of Mari anna, Rondo and Moro were made.
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KapLan's CarniU0I To
 Be Here Next Week

Next week will be carnival week ir
 Marianna with Kaplan's famous shows and circus furnishing the at fractions. The carnival will open on Monday morning and will con- tinue until Saturday night. The ex- hibitlons will be given under the auspices of the Marianna Post, American Legion and will precede the big banquet to be given by the Post to all white ex-soldiers on Thursday evening, November II in observance of the signing of the armistice.
 The Kaplan shows are said to be exceptionally clean attractions and have made good wherever they ex- hibit. In addition to the usual car nival features the management has many novel attractions. The show will be open at noon each day and will remain open until mid night. Each night there will be fireworks. The tents will be pitch ed on the Robertson lot immediately south of the Hotel Marianna.
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ston, F. B. Blount. Clerks: W. A. Sims, B. F. Latta.
 Second Ward-Judges: P. B Benham, J. P. Farrar, c. N. Houck Clerks: Larimore Robinson, J. w Harrington.
 Third Ward H Judges: Hiram Cross, George Sutton, J. P. Hous- ton. Clerks: w. J. Shorten, M. E. Newborn.
 Independence Township-Judges J. R. Gillenwater, Marshall Brittian, J. 1. Foreman. Clerks: Dan Eel ton, Ben Reeves.
 Texas Township-Judges: c. R. McClendon, J. M. Move, Joe Curtis. Clerks: Albert Shaffer, Jake Sing CT.
 Bear Creek Township-Judges J. N. Lyle, Bob Harris, Jesse Riley. Clerks: Clyde Turner, George Christman.
 Union Township-Judges: J. L.. Hughes, G. A. Andrews, w. B. Cur tis. Clerks: W. T. Cox, Ross Hughes.
 Fleener Township-Judges: Jack Thompson, A. L. Jones, G. c. Camp bell. Clerks: Fred Waldrip, Frank Adams.
 Big Creek Township-Judges A. H. Lollar, R. w. Lovelace. L. E. Langston. Clerks: J. A. Lanham, c. R. Schultz.
 Spring Creek Township, Aubrey Judges: R. o. Brown, E. M. Chand- Ter, Milton Thompson. Clerks: w.