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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. Jan Ia Rev John L Bailey
of Georgetown, is assisting Rev u r.
Ruey IN revival services 1T Mt. olvct
NJ 7. Church. this town. Rev Ruley
he's also been asssted hv Rev. G. u.
Dryden of Milford, former pastor Of
Mt. Olivet Church Evangelistic aervic-s
also are IN progress nt 81. Johns NJ u.
Church, Rev +. T. Carpenter. pastor.
Mrs Fannie Iriedel, wife Of Elwood
triedel, farmer living near Cannon.
died Monday, in Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington, following an operation for
ahscesses in tho head She waH 20 years
uf nue Her remains were brought to her
home and services held this afternoon at
I clock in Wesley NJ = Church, bv
Rev Harry TAYLOR Burial was made in
nrideevillC cemetery The deceased woman
was q daughter of Mr. and Mrs s. W.
Burton, farmers living near Reaford.
Wright Robinson. ten-year-old son
Of Nf and Mrs &. W Robinson, was
PLAYING with n toy aeruplane, yesterday.
when piece If the plano accidently
struck him on the ball of the eve. in
flirting - painful and dangerous wound
Frank Allen has sold his property in
nladrs So Mrs Wallace Fleetwood Of
Rlaioa lie will dispose Of HE house
hold effects this week and leave ON Mon
dav for os ingelce. Cal. where he and
his family will reside
The sewing Circle was entertained by
Mrs Charles II Houston. ~ her home on
Pine street. MONDAY evening
AIr and Mrs ITnrt Wainwright end
daughter. Peggy. and son. Bfanche, IF
Wilmington. spent the weekend here.
with Mrs Wainwright parents, Mr.
and Mrs ] NJ Watson
Mr. and Mrs Phillip Graham entertain
"a tho follovln guests ~ dinner. Sunday
~ their home IN West Eeaiord Mr. and
Mrs A J lanl Mr. and Nrs James
Graham. Edward Iull two sons. and
daughter Miss Elsie Hughes, of Mardclla
Md Miss Willie Graham Of Philadelphia
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wOMEN'S CLuR.

Clavmont. ian L The Women s
Cluh of lavmont met Monday evening
AT their club room IN Overlook Hall, Mrs
Henry Stanwood presiding Mrs Emma
Jackson. superintendent Of Delaware
State Industrial School for t'irls. gave q
clear and forceiul talk IN which she ex-
planned the purpose Of the school and
necessity for community interest
Mrs Ida J Perkens director Of Child
Welfare Work IN Delaware. under the
supervision of the Reconstruction Com
mission. Interested al IN her recital Of the
establishment ri health centers ia the
congested areas throughout tho state
Miss Helen Hart told Of AmcrIc9nI-
cation work among children
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ENTERTAINED At BRIDGE.

Dover. Ian - Mrs James NJ Satter-
field entertained. At her hnme on The
Green. tho following guests ri hridge
luncheon to-day
Mrs. Robert S'ott Mrs Joseph Me
Daniel. Mrs Josiah . Woicntt. Mrs.
He,cn Hughes Mrs William Richard
son. Mrs Virginia T Adkins. Mrs. du
Font Walker Mrs Henry Ridgolv Miss
Phll= Ridevly Mrs Il r kenres
Nlrz \ y Ruhnnlsor Nlr@ Rplgcly
Harrington. Miss Josephine pa'cman
Mrs Il l. Holiday Mrs Harry Craw-
ford Miss Fila Jones. Mrs Walter Nor
ris Mrs simeon S Penneuill Airs
Aaron Marshall Mrs Augustus Fraaicr.
Mrs Marycl Goodcn Mrs Cecil Fulton
Jr.. Mrs Burton Sypherd Mrs Robert
Van DYKE, Miss kafhIccn Lord Mrs
Frank Hall Davis, Mrs Warren Han
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The meeting Of The Women's Ansil-
infy of the Fret Presbyterian Church,
which wns ta be held totnvftow nflrfnoon.
has bren postponed until Jhutsday
afternoon week on account of the death
Miea Anne X. hpotswoud, one pf the mnni.
beers.
Prof. Henry T. Snavply, superintendent
nf the local schools stated that ha annual
report. which will cover several school
dlstriets, for 1920. the detailed financial
statement of the receipts and uxpendi-
iuree If the Board of Education ia main
tanning the local school, will be ready for
publication the laiier part " this mouth
A number Of the meinluis uf ilip lpsaf
Rodney Chapter, No y, Order ~ the
Eastern Star, attended banquet lnst
evening at the Delaware Chapter No. |,
Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Nrs John Gross. who have
been has ing their apartments ~ the Jeffef-
aon.I House. yesterday moved ~ ihe prou-
erty un Second street which was recently
occupied by Mr. and Mrs Frank IIockeu-
bury, who have nuved 90 Baldtnn
Tho members ~ the New Caafle High
School basketball team this evening
viii line up against the Wilmington High
School team in the cape in The Upefn
House ~ follows. White md King for
wards Leach. rnntnr. Wappeunant.
Proud and MeI<nitt, guards The locals
viii play tho Ilkton High School Friday
evening NJ the Opera House.
The A NJ s Co, girls Of the American
Manganese Steel Go. viii hold dance
IN the Opera fiouse on Friday evening
january 2s
Mrs William Halliburton and Miss
Anne Kirby of Boston. Macs, arc epepd-
ing several days MS Riiesta n Mr. and Mrs
Albert X Kirby sr.
Mrs Gertrude Robinson uF Wilmingt-
ton II spending several days az eliest
of Mf and Mrs Ira DulinR
Mise Ileba Holconb and Afrs. r. r.
flplcomh are spending several days ~
Atlantic City
Nra Minnie Hennie, who was operated
upon at The Methodist Hospital and who
has been ~ the institution fur five weeks
returned hume Yesterday
John McCauehan ~ the western eec-
ton of the city IL confined % his homo
suffering FROM bronchitis
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REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEET.

Dover. Jan. 12-'The annual moftiug
Of the Dover League Of Women Voters
was held in the State League headquarters.
Yesterday afternoon when the following
officers were elected
President. Mrs Roosevelt Hammond ;
vice-pre=itlents Mrs Marshall Derby
Mrs Frank Hall Davis. Mrs. Lockwood
Cowgirl. recording secretary, Mrs Walter
Massey. lr corresponding secretary
Mrs Harry Mavor, treasurer. Miss Ruth
Cowgirl chairman ~ hospitality Miss
Winfred Morris, membership. Mrs
Watson HARRINGTON press Mrs Roosevelt
Hammond
u uas announced that Joint Women 5
legislative Committee is hcing formed
tn Influence legislative measures relative
to woncn's interests
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TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

n vu,i have Catarrhal Deafness nt are
hard n hearing Uf have head noises 60 20
vouf druggist and get one ounce n Par
mint double strength and add to i I
rint ~ hot water and p little granlilated
s,igar Take ono tablespoonful four times
daY
This will rftpn bring ntliek relief from
{ he distressing head noises Cioeged
nuetfilz shuild nIrerl. breathing heeurna
pasv and the uucus stop dropping into
the throat II IS easv ~ prepare costs
little and Il pleasant g. take Anyone who
he's Catarrhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription trial
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MINISTER ACCEPTS CALL.

puver Jan. PA short session of
the Fre=httcrv NJ Now CASH was held
herr ~ Dover Preshvterian f.hdrch, YES
ttr,lav NJ which IT was announced that
Rcy John McNurray OF New London,
re had been chosen minister If the
Head of ChriStiana PRESBYTERIAN Church
aud had accepted the call June 20 was
81 rs the late for ~ installation
u was decided 10 hold the regular
srrlue meeting Of the Preshyterv m
NIanlkan PRESBYTERIAN Church, Princess
inuc. Nd 4 feature If this session will
b. tho administration Of tho Scottish Rite
tommunlon Service IN pld Rehohoth
4 bitrrIt
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DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing a mess
of mustard. -four and water when YOU
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with little clean, white Musterole.
Musteroie is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients.
combined in the form of the present
white ointment IL takes the place of
mustard plasters. and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis.
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache. congestion, pleurisy, ,rheurna-
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
3oc and 65c jars; hospital size $500
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes. Jan. 12-Rain began TO fall
herc 90 Sunday night and continued with
increased wind all Of Monday and Mon
day night
Irwin Steele, formerly Of Rehohoth
Reach. and now captain Of Green Run
lighthouse, has been appointed to sue
coed Olaf England IN the Coast Guard
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Office with Captain Edward Tunnel Mr..
England has been appointed To position
ut Morchead, n. C. lie and his family
left Lewes, Saturday, after living here
about three years,
MIR. and Mrs llance Chambers, who
hnve been boarding ut Mrs. Ennis for
several years, have moved into the house
made vacant by the Eglands' departure,
l.. l.. Murray, assessor, is now working
on the assessment of town property.
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CO.. /. .['|,') 7
"papes Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Know

Don't stay stufred.upl Gut blowing
and auuHlinpi A dose If H'pspe's Cold
Compound taken every two hottrs IN
III three doses are taken usually breaks
up cold and ends all grippe misery.
The first dose upons nlopoed-up noe
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noae running. relieves heedsehe 1lN
ueaa, feverisine~s. sueoxsuE
'Pape's Cold COMPOUND a. che nJIra
few cents ~ drug riorfs n afif HiilH'H
assistance tastes nier lfHislu ff
uuinihe. Insist upsri pspss
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Piles Cured in & sn "a navs

Druggists refund money Il Faro Dintment
faila to cure Itching. Blind, Rieeding NJ
protrtIdmg Files Instantly relieves ltnh
ing Piles. and yCu can get resttnl sleep
after frat Application 60e. ADV
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Poison pas hta had the effect ~ making
The battlefelda ~ France especially fer
tile
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WAs TT, hiF apprt1te NhH
poor, bis liver and kidneys
We're affected. also bis nerves and
stomach He had four different doc
tors but to no avail. I never expected
him 10 live. He wrote TO tho special
lists at Or Pierce's Invalids' Hotel.
Buffalo. N Y. and explained bis case,
and they advised him to get DR..
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
and also the Apuric Tablets, and I
believe these medicines saved his
life. MRS. FRED PFEIFFER
Write DR. Pierce for his free advice.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Dover Chamber Of Commerce
Divided Over Boulevard Route
Through Town.
KENT COUNTY LEVY COURT

From Every Evenings Correspondence
Dover, Oct. 12.--Kent County Levy
Court, yesterday. had an application
from Mayor A. b. Magee Of Dover. for
G part OF Dover's apportionment OF
the county funds allowed by an act
OF General Assembly. An order was
directed paid to the treasurer OF the
town OF Dover for $500.
Eben Il. Hughes, collector of taxes
under the old law FOR the Eighth Rep
rescnta,ive district, appeared relative
20 the error and delinquent list of the
Eighth district for school and county
taxes. Mr.. Hughes explained that
many OF the taxables on the assess
ment list as made for the past two
years had been dead or removed from
the district for several years but such
names had been kept on the list year
after year. The Levy Court, being
convinced that this statement was
correct allowed the error and de-
;inquent list, amounting to more than
1880.
County Road Engineer Gooden re-
ported n short stretch OF road In the
Seventh district close TO the Boulevard,
ir. bad condition. and he was ordered
60 make necessary repairs.
The court ordered the county treas
urer to deposit $4,000 of the county S
money IN the saving fund OF the
Farmers Bank, the same being credit
cd 10 sinking fund. as authorized by
q law passed last year.
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Oct. 12.--Property
owners of this section claim that with
n Record OF but four fires I'm the past
fifteen years, the seven hundred or
more property owners should be given
some consideration In the form OF
lower insurance rates, especially when
n modern fire lighting apparatus has
been procured and water supply
costing thousands Of dollars installed.
TO reduce the fire hazards.
The oyster supper scheduled for
Saturday night OF this week has been
postponed until Saturday evening Oc-
tober %. 1t viii be held under the
auspices Of the Five Points Civics AS.
ISOLATION.
Joseph Roman. OF Richardson Park
motored TO Pen Mar. Md, Sunday
where Mrs. Roman IL visiting.
Ray v. Rudolph OF Elmhurst is en-.
tertaining his father, Fred Rudolph ot
Denver, Col.
School patrons OF this district VIII,
are dissatisfied with school conditioai
here are planning to attend tho mass
meeting TO be held in the Marshalltor
School district, next week. The Mar.
shallton residents claim that they can.
not secure adequate Janitor service
for the money allowed by the Stat,
Board OF Education.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Oct. 12.--Mrs. III. G..
Scott and party of friends had an en-
Ioyable trip down the bay. ycster-
day, on the pacht Countess.
An extra meeting OF the Home and
School Association OF st. Georges will
be held In the school house, Wednes-
day, October 10. A reception will be
given to the new officers and teachers.
Mrs. William Bradley OF Glasgow
Is III at the home OF relatives In Will
mington.
Captain DIR. Filkens of Fort du Pont
has been granted a months furlough
and left yesterday TO visit his parents
In Vermont. After his furlough Cap
tain Filkens viii be stationed at Camp
Dix. N. J..
Charles Warner is visiting his uncle
Major Eugene Reybold, OF Fort Mon
roe, Va.
Mrs. Henry Shaw and daughter
June, of Fort du Pont are visiting
her parents In Shamokin, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Boyer, son
Howard, and daughter, Janice, OF WI.
mington are here visiting his mother
Mrs. V. b. Peek.
Miss Helen Smith has secured Q
| position I'm Camden, n. J.
Frederick Landers, son OF Sergean
and Mrs. Richard Landers OF For
du Pont, has entered training on tn,
schoolship Annapolis for two years.
Captain John Lang IA i'll at his hom,
| on Hamilton street,
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MANY ATTENDED PARTY.

Delaware City. Oct. 12.--Mr. and
Mrs. William Giveson gave a party
to their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Nell
son last evening. in honor OF her
birthday anniversary. Many hand
some presents were received. The
house was beautifully decorated and
a collation. was served.
The following guests attended: Mrs
William Morris and daughter, Eve.
lyn, Miss Gertrude Husfelt, Miss Mary
Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bar.
ger, Mrs. Rowe and James Mccarthy
OF this place; Warren Downes, Mrs
Clara Wharton, Miss Bessie Nc,
Guire, Emily Lloyd, Marie Lloyd
Henry Berger. Ward Baker and Jak,
Hemphill. all OF Chesapeake City, Md.
Norris Jackson OF Havre de Grace
Md; Earl Wharton, Jack farrell, Rob
ert Jones, Joseph Nelson, Misses Ma,
and Leila Campbell. Mrs. Mary Camp
bell, all of Chester, Pa; Jack Farrei
of Wilmington.
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the following was given by Mr.. Charles
Iangford, who resides at No. 1915 Shall
cross avenue. and has a number Of
friends in Wilmington. He said:
"Your Plant Juice has been life
saver in my home. My wife and my
self were both in a badly run down con-
dition and had no appetite; my wife had
chronic indigestion which she had been
troubled with for years; all the medicine
she had taken failed to give her any
benefit. ] had headaches, was so ner-
vous could not sleep at night and felt
weak and miserable oil the time; ! had
neuritis and rheumatism and my body
was full Of sharp pains; | had TO give up
my work for two months rs | was 20
weak could not get around to do any
thing; my arms and limbs were so stiff
| could not move them. My wife and |
had read so much about Plant Juice that
we decided to give il q trial. We are
now glad to say that we are enjoying
life again; we both have fine appetites
sleep well at night and have not pair
or an ache. The action OF Plant Juice
has certainly been wonderful in our case
Plant Juice is the only medicine, Of al
| the numerous ones we took, that en-.
tirely relieved us OF our troubles. We
cannot praise il too strongly and hop,
that this endorsement will be the mean;
Of relieving some poor sufferer"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington
at the Miller Drug Store, 404-40t
Market street; in New Castle by r.
Challenger & Son; in Newport by G. b
White: in Newark by w r. Brown
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tors OF interest to the members were
discussed. At tho noon hour luncheon
was served by Mrs. Bunstein, wife
of the host.
Owing to tho fact that he has ac-
cepted call from st. Johns Church
of Gibbsboro. N. j.. and will be resi-
lent In that State after the first OF
November, Rev. Thomas v. Wingate
presented his resignation as presl-
dent OF the union. which was accepted,
and Rev. Mr.. Bunstein was elected to
serve out the remainder of the term
for this year. Resolutions CT regret
at Mr.. Wingates leaving were ordered
prepared and printed by the union.
nose present were Revs. Bunstein
Dryden, Jacobs. Welsh and Wingate.
The Union accepted an invitation ex-
tended by Rev. Mr.. Dryden TO be his
guests ct the Methodist Protestant
parsonage at the regular meeting next
month.
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was pleasantly surprised, Saturday
evening, when a number of friends,
most OF whom We're members of Dia-
mond State Grange. called at her
home to celebrate her birthday an
niversary. which fell on Sunday. Mrs
Dickey was presented with beauti-
ful electric lamp. The evening was
spent In games and music, and re-
freshments were served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs j. c. Eastburn. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Chandler. Mr. and Mrs Jacob c.
Maclary, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eastburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Eastburn. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Mitchell, MIR. and
Mrs. Lawrence othoson, Mr.. and Mrs,
John w. Banks. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p,
Dickey, Mrs Lewis DiclSey. Mrs. Nor
rison, Mrs. John A. Cranston, Mrs
William G.. Springer. the Misses Mary
Eastburn, Lora Little, Alice ,Wolles-
ton, Della Dutton, Edna A. Chambers
Margaret and Eliza Mccoy, and Mes
srs. Samuel Mccoy, Evan Klair. VIII
liam Chambers. Albert Stevenson
Earl Dickey and Joseph Chambers.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport, Oct. I2.--The Ladies' Aid
Society OF Newport NJ. f. Church will
hold their monthly business meeting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby
lyman, Sr The annual election Of Of
flccrs VIII be held.
The womans' Club OF Newport is
holding a porch party this afternoon.
al the home OF Mrs. W. l.. Dun, The
club will hold business meeting In
the club room in Red Mems Hall, Fri
day afternoon at o'clock, at which
time plans will be made for the second
annual luncheon OF the club. which
will be held In Red Mems Hall on
Friday afternoon. October 2S. Mrs.
Charles weatherhy Is chairman of ar
rangements for the luncheon, and viii
be assisted by Mrs. II. y. Taylor. Mrs.
Reuben Pordham. Mrs. Leonard Ly-
nam. Mrs. w. l. Duff and Mrs. J.
uarner Rile.
rally Day" services were held in
Newport NJ. r. Church on Sunday in
charge OF Rev w. Vaughn Moore,
and were largely attended.
Mrs william Crawford. who has
been in the Homeopathic Hospital Tor
several weeks, returned TO her nome
yesterday. and Is much improved
Miss Margaret Groone is spehoins
sNis week with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Palmer OF kennett Square. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gregg spent
IN. Weekend at Cordova. Nd, guests
of Rev. and Mrs. J. IL. Whedoee.
Miss Leila Lyman entertained at hei
nome here last Thursday. seyers
teacher. from the Wilmington Higf
school. A social evening was spent
.,a ynu.icai selections enjoyed. Re-
freshrnents were served.
NJ. 10. w. Chandler is IN Oxford
Pa. a guest OF DIR. and Mrs. H. Il
Patterson
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NEws10F sEAFORD.

seaford. Oct. 12.--oscar Gordy OF
Marcus Hook. Pa. and Mrs. Walter
n. Chudley OF Philadelphia, who
motored to Seaford 10 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. f. p. Dawson, left today for their
respective homes, accompanied by
Mrs. Chudley's sisters. Mrs. George
Y. Stewart and Miss Mollie E. Daw-
son.
Jack Twiford and o. ID. Rhea are on
a business trip IN Caroline and Talbot
counties, Md.
Miss Elizabeth Greenahaum is visit
ing Mrs. II. Dorsback, at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ryan and son.
Wade. Jr.. formerly OF Blades. who
have been residing at Dover. hav-
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FIRE AT DOVER.

Dover. Oct. IL.
Fire last evening broke out at the
blacksmith shop on the Nolan Steel
farm. west of the railroad. The owner
on closing the shop at sundown, left
everything apparently safe but with
flames.
The Robbins Hose Company firemen
of this town responded 10 the call
but could accomplish but little be-
cause OF the start the FIRE had secured
before they arrived.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md. Oct. 12.-Horace c.
Reynolds and Miss Eva M. Lloyd. two
young Elktonians, were married here,
last evening.
Marion y. Boulden OF Elkton, n
graduate of the University OF Della
ware, has taken position with the
Illinois State Highway Commission
with headquarters at Springfield. Ill.
and left today to assume his new du7
ties.
The body of Private G. Ellis Mahan
an Elkton boy who was a member oi
Company u of this town and was
killed I'm battle in France, In 1918, ar.
rived here last evening and was taler
to his parents home. Arrangement;
VIII be made for his funeral on Sunday
next.
At the registration Of new voter,
held throughout Cecil county, yester.
day, the Democratic party workers
gathered in n large number Of new
names on the voting lists, beating tn,
Republicans three to one.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Delaware City, Oct. 12.--Mrs. Isa-
belle Downs gave party at her home
last evening, to her daughter, Alice,
in honor OF her seventh birthday an
niversary. The house was beautifully
decorated in pink and white. A col
lation was served.
The following guests attended
Misses Anna Northrup, Bessie Irons,
Eleanor Fernan, Beatrice Walker,
Sarah Butler, Reba Van HicRle. Grace
Baker. Esther Downes. Earl Walker,
Preston Van Hickle. Fred Davidson,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Peek, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Downes, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Pierce. all of this place. and
Mr.. and Mrs. w, S. Boyer and daugh-
ter. Betty, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Boyer
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
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STANTON NEWS ITEMS.

Stanton, Oct. 12.-Friendship Lodge,
No. 4, Shepherds of Bethlehem, of
stanton. held a business meeting, LAST
evening in Stanton Hall. The lodge
will hold a Halloween celebration on
Tuesday evening. October 25.
Thursday evening there win be n
congregational meeting of members of
st. James Episcopal Church in
Friends Westinghouse, here. At re-
cent meeting it was reported that
subscriptions amounting TO $1,000 had
been received from members, which
win be used in erecting a parish house,
Stanton Community Association will
hold meeting in Friends Meeting
house on Friday evening, October 81.
Some sort OF Halloween celebration
will be arranged for at this meeting