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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
DRY SUPERVISORS
CONFER HERE WITH
WASHINGTON AGENT
-
Stroup and Snyder In
structed on Their
New Duties

a n Hirea4 sapefsl-lna Federal
ffnhiIttIon AGENT Who arrived IN A.
hn1pefque yeAef1ay from m Paao
had reihinF hrt praise for mel federal
ncehlbiiion cfiiesfs ~ me border ais
Nr. Htfopp MA h. could moi an
rrrrrf M ~ NJ plans until ne had
naa 20 time % study ne duties Of
= a. sot want 10 make any NOV.
- , department unless have
. reason for doing 90" said Nr.
fIFnHp. There = one thing sure
though ana hat A. ] have . nne set
- pronin'tion men under me-
Mr. tuoup aid thar ~ thought the
sentiment IN ~ Pa and aInnN the
border wa swinging against the boot
iesNel- Air. Ilf1nn wa N confer~
rnct hers TrHt4ru4f with W II. Ken
nro{, eNelstnnt ucld supervisor with
headquarters a. Washington. iie came
trtaer, newly appointed prohibition
a.. nIac4 Of Antonio Lucoro.
AR. Nernedy I'D Il was known
YET whether n additional forces
uouid ~ added % the prostitution
iornra in this district. Ne said hat
distriefs effected ~ the recent cut IN
force were being strengthened with
offIeera but that thF horde district.
inf'udlnE New Mexico was not IN
Guided IN tho cut
Nr KfnneaS aid n was not known
~ rneu. lie will hence 70 10 Kan.
tna Guy. Fr. Strour will return 20
~ raso Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

nossNAS-Funsr.l asfsiess fer Miss
DeFoths Moaan4n ven held from fraeh'p
s.sssl ys.sssesy sI,ssness ~ k,,sass
ToBD n.y :. 4.aa. .g. 90 y.ss..
e.sa : a. ksns Il her ssphs.
$40 issm =. xssslss. ' So Z sarslssa b.
lkres sea-, n. NJ sac " ID Tndd u this
city and W, J. n Asonfalf. Colos sad one
dssrIist Mrs. Lnllsn Fofguah q lincoln,
fstssh'. sfte.l al sissraees a. ) s'eiesf,
s. taien 10 Las Angriss ianlsht for barisi.
MfhTIaEz-Tha funeral u Leuia. Mar
led r ss I'm sas s.sily sssia.sss.
burial SIS a. santa nsrhsrG esustlyl cfoi'
lea 80 IN fhafHa
PIso-Ths nansnl 81 Msris Pine. vts
s:.s r.ie.g s,sah ssi sssssssssf.' ssssl
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h0AEHn-the feneral 81 Aa1asi no.
msrs ~ Asld ~ aisIessa f,G1 n.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

CHICAGO, June sg-Early buyinF
of wheat. based on reports OF rains
interfering with harvest work In
Oklahoma and % Drought On south
Dakota caused an opening hat was
= 10 \ nj higher. July started At
st 20 ti.siA and september Al
turned heavy and dropp@d : cents.
Lack Of outside trade vas generally
acceptcd a. the cause Of the markets
failure TO respond 90 buiilsh crop re-
ports.
The market continued sluggish un-
al Just before the close when week.
end evening trades causes an upturn.
July registered a net o OF y cent
closing AZ ti.50h 10 t1.3oA. sep
teinbe- responded better TO crop ru-
mors and closed IN to : cents net
higher e. tt.2bh 10 ti.2bA.
Corn was heavy under light trad.
Ing. July opened at 81 cents. which
was 10 cent lower and sep
TENDER was unchanged 20 cent
lower At e1h 20 y. Corn rallied
when the uptusn came In wheat. July
closing at e1@ 20 san cents aud
September at sax 10 es& cents. the
net gains being y 20 u cent.
Oats showed scattered iiquida-
tion with some cash houses selling
september and buying July. The
opening was y cent lower to cent
September. 4oM 10 -.
Provisions were generally steaay.
TO strong with a good undertone that
enabled them 20 resist n heavy
grain Influence. Trade was rather
light.
Close:
wheat-July. si.soMi September
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

ltcf of the money situation. north.
al the cattle they need 10 reetock
the range. and that viii be effective
immediately.
\ feel that there n no profit In
selling yearllngs under $50. and that
u a very reasonable price to ask.
| think u would be a good plan 10
advise all the livestock growers IN
the state . this. and " necessary,
have a meeiinH 10 assist In the stand
for reasonable prices.
Signed; H. o. nuRsUM"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
HOLD YEARL|NGS
FOR $40 PRICE,
DURSUM ADVISES
Says Cattlemen Should
Get More for Their
Stock

Encouragement and advice for
stockmen 20 hold out for better prices
are voiced IN a Ieser received BY the
New Mexico Cattle and Horse urow-
err association from Senator n. O.
bursum. He not only believes that
better prices are forthcomine. but
thinks n only right that the stock
men should get them.
The northern ranEca na you
know. are practically vacant and
there IL n great shortage OF CATTLE
Ire letter heads. There "a no need
Tor New Mexico ycarilnGe TO soil for
a dime less than t3o. ny the re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

NEW YORK. June ls.-Rames Of
one 20 almost five poinln WIN made
b. leading HnAIe during todayes
nfiff trading period Ia the stock
ma Net. Oils. ntcflH equipments. and
tnIppiu48 ~ represented b. Mexican
fttIpitpm. Houstrn OIL Cruciblt and
Y. n STEEL. baldwin Locomotive and
lnItr0 Fruit were the outatnndinn
features. Ich4ccr4. sugars leathfrsl
corrfrs n chfmIcala also made
SUBSTANTIAL f~ccoVofief. Investment
led - Reading md numerous junior
transportation fnnn Z o points.
Gains we're partly reduced ~ profit
taxing IA the final deailnEs. The
cleeAnE was strone. Sales apprpsi-
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DENVER. June 25.-cattie re-
celuts. 3.so0. market southernors;
beef steers. $1,000 SEQ; cows and
helfors. ts.ooa 100: calves. 5000
1850; stockers and feeders. 5000
500; bulls. t3.O0 20 ttsO.
logs. receipts. 600, market steady:
TOP. $3.50: bulk. t7.S0as.sO.
Sheep receipts. 200; market steady:
lambs. $1,000 ii.2b; ewes. sS.5O9
AS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

NEW YORK. June st~.--f1berty
bonds closed; ava ts7.79; first a..
$3.50 bid; econd ts. tss.eo bid: fret
tAs 1910; second tha Jse.7t;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

terday'a average: top. ts.0o. bulk.
ts.io9s.1S: pigs nominally steady.
sheep receipts. 6.oo0; today's re-
celpts direct to packers: compared
vita week ago; Lights mostly steady;
some native steers. low grades and
heavy sheep aroupd steady. fat handy
weights mostly 30 cents higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
SHOE REPAIRING

, Heels zoe Free Delivery.
Jacob Sander, 406 West Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

-Four donsr. mn wagon load. fac
tory wood; limited amount. Hahn
Coal Co. phone 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

NEW YORK. June as.-Prme
mercantile paper. az 0eA exchange
lrreEriaf, sterling demand. a73A;
cabie4 A1fA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

NEW YORK. June ah-cottou
Futures closed easler aud Irregular
July, Nl.0t. october. e1i.s5t pe.
cember, et1,6f; January. u1.st;
NAVEL. lla.Aa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

You are reading thus "a. 0thsr
psopis viii read yours. Phone
30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26

CHICAGO. June 2s.-cattie re-
cetpts, 1900. compared with week
ago: Choice prime led steers, 10 20
20 cents lower; inbetween grades. 20
20 50 cents lower; commo n grassy
kinds. SIS cents 10 81 lower. butcher
she stock slow. generally steady,
carnerr and cutters and bulls. 20 "a
90 certs iower.
Hogs. receipts. 5000; ilght hogs
and butchers steady 20 strong. others
mostly 10 TO 10 cents lower than yes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-26
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al writers.
II you so desire, they will gladly
assist You in wording your adj.
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KANSAS CITY, June 35.-Cattle
receipts. i2g: for week; Beef steers.
steady 10 rs ceuts lower. she stock
weak TO &c cents lower. canners and
bulis steady: calves mostly so TO as
cents higher; aockers and feeders.
rs TO Is cent? lower: stock calves
and stock cows and helfers steady.
Hogn. receipts. 500. steady TO
strong with yesterdays average
lights n mediums. es.b0m SIS: no
heavies on sale: bulk OF sales. ss.t5q
s.66s top. 1855.
sheep. IS 20 50 cents higher: lambs,
rs cents 10 81 higher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

Janitors' supplies and miscellaneous
state Board. 50 800, Claymont. 5000,
du pont, $500 Newark 5000. New
Castle. $500: Smyrna. 5000: Dover. $3.50.
Caesar Rodney $3.50. Harrington. $500:
Milford. $3.50. Georgetown. $50. iewes
$500. Seaford. $3.50 laurel. $3.50. VIII
mington. e. 900.
Care Of grounds state Board. 81 .sn0.
New Castle. $300. Caesar Rodney. &100;
Milford S25. Georgetown. $2n. seaford.
SIS. Laurel. $300
Rents State Board. $4,000 Newark
SIS. New castle $3.50, Milford $40.
Georgetown 5000: Lewes. fl20 Sea
ford s9o0
Othcr expenses n operation state
BOARD. 81. 500. Newark s1n0 Smyrna
S2Oo. Dover. $50. Harrington. $40
Milford $3.50; Georgetown. $50, seaford.
$500
Total operation state Board. s7e. 100
Clavmont. s3.hoo. du Pont tf.21s. New
ark. St.9T5. New castle. tlt50. smyrna.
S3.soo. Dover. saeh0. Casar Rodnev
- 325a. Harrington, s27h0 Milford.
S3.735. Georgetown S2t3o. I,ewes.
S. .53o. soaford. Sa725 Laurel. si.f75
Wilmington $S4.boo, grand total.
$e019
I-nl<een of grounds state Bnard.
81 400. Claymont 5000. du Font $3.50
Dover. $50. o'aesar Rodney. $50. George
town. SOS. Lewes. 500.
Repair of buildings State Board.
S46 600. Ciaymont. 500. du Pont. 81
500. Newark. 81 900; New Castle s3-
$50. smyrna. 5000 Dover $500. esnsar
Rodney. 5000: Harrington. $500. Cicorge-
town, $500 Scaford. $500 Laurel. 800.
Wilmington. $7S.s65.
Repair and replacement Of equipment
state Board. 0.000; C1aymont. $500.
du Pont. 5000 Newark $1,000, New
Castle. $3.50 smyrna, 800 Dover
81 500: Casar Rodney Si0o; Harring-
ton S10o, Milford $3.50. Georgetown
SIS. Scaford. $40O; Wilmington. si5.-
500
Repair and replacement Of apparatus
State Board s. 800: du Pont. 500.
Newark. 800. New Castle. $3.50 Suyr-
na. 500: Dover. 500: Casar Rodney
5000. Harrington $50: Georgetown, 81,
Seaford, 800. Wilmington $500.
Total maintenance State Board. 500
600. Claymont. 81 zoo; du Pont. $3.50
i Newar rk. $21o0: New Castle. $3.50,
| sp1vrna $500. Dover. SS450; Cesar
/ Rodney. S750 Harrington, $65o Mil
+ ford $3.50. Georgetown. $l5o. Lcwes
/ 800 Seaford. 81 900 Laurel S100i Wi
/ rnington, $94. .665, grand total. SI73.62o
1 Analysis made OF
Auxiliary Agencies and Sundry Ac.
tiv titles.
I.ibraries-State Board. $500. Clay
! mont $500. du Pont, $500, Newark
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
JUVENILE COURT
ASSOCIATION ELECTS
Addressed, at Annual Meeting,
by Judge c. w. Hoffman OF
Cincinnati.

The Juvenile Court Association held
It's annual meeting on Saturday night
in the Public Building. when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
T. Paul du Pont; vicc-prcsident. kath-
crime PYLE: secretary. Frederick I.
Ashton: treasurer. Harry II. Dobhler.
An interesting feature of the meeting
was an address by Judge Charles w.
Hoffman of the Juvenile Court of Gin
cinnati "ThcTc is no greater menace 10
childhood and adolcsCent youths than
dcIinaucncN. said Judge Hoffman. 1t
shadows the lives of more children than
the most prevalent contagious dis
eases \ child in court afflicted with
conduct disorders is In a moro pcrilous
position insofar as his future happiness
and usefulness to society IS involved
than a child afflicted with purely bodily
ailments one hundred and seventy
nVc thousand children's cases appeared
IN the juvenile courts of this country
in 1918 The Federal Childrcns Bureau
reports that of these approximately
10000 came before courts not adapted
10 the handling of children's cases
Upon the statute books of every state
except two are laws providing that de
linaucnt children shall become the
wards OF the state and afforded all the
and. protection and care necessary Tor
their redemption and salvation.
Judge Hoffman made deep i'm
precision upon his hearers and was ask
t.d a number Of questions concerning
,h,. best means of improving juvenile
work not only in Wilmington but IN
rural New Castle. Kent and Sussex
counties
chief Probation officer Green's report
showed that the number Of cases tried
before Judge l'riCkctt in the past year
lad been smaller, and the number oi
"rtp,.atcrs' fewer than in former years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

ton. $i.32O; Milford. $4,000 Georgetown.
81 100; Scaford. 81 $50; laurel. $l.250;
total. sal ,02O.
Salary OF teachers State Board,
s5S2.375: C1aymont. s1S.150. du Pont.
SIS 900 Newark. $4,000; New Castle.
SIS. 700 Smyrna. $26. $50. Dover. S34.-
200; Caesar Rodney. $4,000; Harring-
ton. S23 300: Milford. s3l 400. George
town $4,000; Icwcs, s22.3o0:- Seaf"rd,
S2t 300 Laurel. S2l.200, Wilmington,
$692. .555 total. 81 607,l30.
Text books and professional books
for teachers state Board $29,0oo
Claymunt 81 200. du Font, $500. New
ark. 81 500, New Castle, 81 500: smyrna,
81 500 Dover s.. $500. Caesar Rodney.
$500; Harrington Sl.650; Milford. ST.
600. Georgetown. $3.50: tewes. $500.
Soaford $1,000; Laurel $3.50. WI
mington. S25.O41. total. S70.34l.
Supplies and materials If instruction
state Roard. $4,000, Claymont, 81
200. du Pont. S7O0: Newark. $4,000
New Castle. 81 500: Smyrna $1,000
Dover. $4,000: Caesar Rodney. $500.
harrington. $500 Milford $3.50; George
town. $500. Icwcs $215. Seaford, $500
Laurel. 81 900. Wilmington. S24.939
total. $62.3S4
Tuition paid to other boards state
Board 5000.
Other instructional costs state
Board Sc 500 Claymont. $50. du Pont,
S6-5. Newark. 81 600, New Castle. 500 !.
SMYRNA. 81 200 Dover $500 Harring
ION. $500 Georgetown $725: Lewcs.
$3.50 Seaford $500 Laurel. $500. VIII
,nincton. S5.5oo total, Si5.S0o.
Total instrucuonal cost in day
schools state Eoard. $6e9. t45 CLAY
mont. SO. $50 du Pont $40 62J Newark.
S4o. 600. New Castle. $33.o50 smyrna.
sac .050. Dover. sac. 500. Caesar Rodney.
$26190. Harrington $27l7o Milford.
$35.Iso: Georgetown. $2o.775, Lcwcs.
sa3 .--5. scaIord. S24 $50: Laurel $25-
auo; Wilmington, $165.o55 grand total
SI.>49.5S5.
instruction in evening schools Dover,
5000 Seafurd 500 Wilmington. $500 i:
total $500
Operation OF school Plant.
Wages uf jAniiors. engineers. ETC.
state Board. s3l.l00 Claymont, $1,000
ali pont. $500 Newark $4,000 New
castle $500. Smyrna. s1.S00 Dover
$3.50: Caesar Rodney. $l.700. Harr1ng-
ron $500 Milford. 81 500. Georgetown
$500. I.cv-es 1860: Seaford. $1,000
Laurel. $3.50 Wilmington S4s 500
Fuel water. light aud power State
Eoard. So. 500. CIaymont $1,000; du
ponf 1856. Newark. $o500. New
castle. $500 smyrna. 81 900. Dover
100: Caesar Rodney. 5000 Harring-
ton 81 500 Milford. $500 George
town. 81 .0o0: IseVses $3.50: Seaford 81
so Laurel. $2S75. Wilmington $34.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
DRAMATIC TALENT SHOWN
IN THE EASTERN CATE"
Work Of New Century Club Mem
bers in Chinese Fantasy is
Commended.

The Chimes, fantaSY The Eastern
G,ft. given at The New Century Club
saturday evening ly ,lHh talent. and
i f,w assisting W.lmuEtonians. was
lafth,l proof of the decided local talent
tor dramatic expression. and particular
,h, talent possessed hy the dra
fatt..tllN Inclined members 81 the New
4 u.ury Club
Tha~,. Who followed ,hy club work Last
N,ar were grat.hod to ind in ;hc pro-
DIet4ou uf saturday even turt}lcr pro-
-.utiucrd strides toward the prufcSsiona.
3, and shiH in praduouou and u thc
,sse ii The Eastern Gate. II AN
Offering Ecrl diHi alt "w'nE to
pseul.lll,lc- both of spccCh and action.
Tn, ,utu, ltltN Wa .hara teriz'd IN
all appsi,a.ua cf the suhtlettN attend
ant upon The show nS FOR thro1Ehout
tar dream ot rh>lIa. -, beautiful
.r!ean e.rl ID love with an Ameri-
r.zcd Chinese the illas.ve features
Il 4 dream were maintained
Th, gorgeous costumes ard eeau,H us
.-. settings afTer.i,d appropriate ac-
-~os.,S fer the smoothly eiNen dA-
l,rar Ia, fantastic ttmoSrher, 81 aid
CHINA is experienced II cream 1'e.HA
!, thfal's portrayed
Mss iaUInt Nlh'lti'tH - 4i' ''te ~
~..llart piece IL amateur acting.
Na. vs. ra5<eIv charming aS Jhc
American experiencing all the su''4'-
1 Il life in the fa- east
Mrs Joseph Hatch was especially
cacd in The role of the reb6 nous 7 o'
SIM, i II Taylors beautiful
moved on of the greatest
.,-,,... 80 -b, evening Miss Jessie
Clack-E-Elo. tn. great
-5,,o.be, lert a not, 81 weird IN
-, - ~. fantasy Mrs " H
ar, AZ ~ mother was one of The
s>- interesting eharacters
r,,rfrbtfuI music save additional
....,r,, ~ m. pIav The sons. DO You
vo,,r Hushando" given by Mrs
4,n,. BRADY Mrs. Hatch Miss Bach
and Miss Hawkins. was most attractive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
FLOWER MARKET.
Community Affair in Cool Spring
Park for Benefit OF Charities,
is First of Its Kind.

The Flower Market to be held in Cool
Spring Park beginning THURSDAY viii
=. the first big community affair Of
IS kind. Community gardens are well
Known 70 Wilmington A. large. but a
"Community Flower Market is new
thing altogether. and is certain 70 find
readv and strong support from the
General public
The school teachers and the school
children viii he interested because
many Of the former war-plots or war
Fardens are now being planted in
flowers for the benefit Of the schools
T7is is proving treme ndously interest
ing 70 the children. who are already
watching their particular school
garden 70 see II any Of the seeds planted
are snrouted
Al housewives more or less. love
Towers. and are expecting to have some
thing Of a display around their homes
1qie summer. To these. and TO the
average busy man who likes to do a
lt'lc home gardening as means Of
relaxation after business hours. the
idea Of being able to buy seedlings and
plants ready for planting without fur
ther waiting commends itself as being
ihr best way 10 get an early start on
q flower supply, now May is already
here.
The connoisseur in flower growth f.
that knowing nature-Iover who believes
that flowers are more beautiful when
given outdoor growth. rather than when
confined to hot houses and sun-parlors
viii welcome gladly q showing Of
sturdy plants and flowers, ready to
make beautiful a spot Of the great
outdoors.
The children will love the ponies n
H. shown at the Cool Spring Flower
Market Each kiddic viii want a ride
on a gentle little steed.
More or less everybody will find
something worth while al the market
which is being given for the Associated
Charities benefit. now sadly in need
or aid. with more calls upon the general
purse from the large numbers Of un-
employed than can b. met
a large number OF Wen known women
are interested in the market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
East Eleventh Street

r. v. Robinson, proprietor OF
barber shop, lOIl East Eleventh
street. says II have used Doan's
Kidney Pills in the past and have
always found them good helpful
remedy. Whenever ] have noticed
my Kidneys weak and disordered. the
secretions too frequent or scanty in
passage and my back sore and achy,
got box of Doan's Kidney Pills
and they have always cured me OF
the complaint QuicBIy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
sunn mary.

Current maintenance and operation
~ elementary achools-Stato Board,
ssas eso clayrnopt. s3s 200 du Pont,
s9s 49,. Newark s4fGo5 New Castle,
$40 7f8. SMYRNA s2h .070. Dover. s87,-
ss2. cesar Rodney. s24. .334 Harring-
Tor. So of0. Milford S27 .220; George
own. sf4.s4o. Icves. si7 oso Seaf"rd.
$50 600 laurel. S23 oss. wilmington,
sss7.442. total. S2.t63.3ss
Current maintenance and operat tion n
high scho0ls-State Ee4rd s1t1.440. dn
ponf s2ro97. Newark. 5f6.g75; Now
o'astIe. sf7.022 smyrna. sf7so5: Dover.
g1ss2- Cesar Rodney. sf2.831 Har-
rington. $4,000. Milford. sl7 300:
Georgetown. sf2.5so. I>ewca. $685.:
se-4ford SIC .03a Laurel. s9,792; VII
rntnrton. s222 s0s total, s51S815.
Nufnto- of nigh school pupila-state e
Board. go du Pont, l37. Newark. 100;
Ecw Castle. IS. Smyrna f50' Dover.
l2s. C.4<sar Rodney. IL; Harrington,
IA: Milford. $50 Georgetown. 95;
I.awea. %. seaford, 120; Laurel. 100:
Wilmington. 2i50. total. 4-Z27.
Amount 70 be appropriated for high
4..hools-Stat.. Board. s63 900 du Pont.
xi3. 700. Newark. SIS 900; New Castle.
$ 500. SMYRNA SIS 900 Dover. SIPS
400. cs,sar Rodney. $4,000: Harring-
TN sf,4 900 Milford 100000 George
own. s. 500: Lewes. s. 300 SeaforCl.
So 600. Laurel. $4,000: Wilmington.
$215. 600 total s422 300.
Specials.
America = tzation tafready app-opr1-
ttea1-State Board. 5000. Claynont. {.
= z40 wilmington. SCI $50: totzsz s25-
900
smith Hughes (already appropra ted)
State Beard. $50 000.
Additional appropriation for trade,
vocational and Industrial education
state Board. s16,100. Wilmington. $35,-
600 total. sal 100.
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ANALYSIS MADE OF
SCHOOL BUDGETS FOR
SCHOLASTIC YEARS
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946. old: Georgetown. $t.940. old; Lewes.
$4.7bO. new. Laurel. S6.201. new; Will
mington. SCI .t45. old; grand total. $'2.-
OSi, new. and S55.Slb old.
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New Street

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Chestnut Street

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