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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
T0DAYS EVENTS

The II; Rev rhIIp r McDeyi't.
Catholic bishop Of Harrisburg. toda~
celebrates tho lfth AnniN cfsary OF rla
conservation.
ono hundred year, as5 today the
nrE- Episcopal church vrst of 80 -
iezhcnics was dedicated ~ Chilleotn.
ohio. hv bishop chase
Following a rects7 % four seek-
the United States congress g. 20 re-
assemble az noon to-day
Tho ucN Federation % Crntrr1
American Republics - 20 10 fr-wafi.
iualsurat'd today. ON fha centennial
% thrir iudrpcndenc from spain.
Msnf thousands Of odd Fellow A.
Co parade IN Toronto TO-DAY a. a -
ture OF the meeting or ~. soyerei sa
grand lodge of the orr~-
In chicago today judge X VI Ian
dis BE- fo EINr =chear.rE fn fho-H
labor unions which 7IFr refused Co.
I.srufr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
The Spirit That WINS Success

notable feature Of the raesas LIBERATION OF the
opening OF the Monarch Pass highway the presence Of
representatives Of many Of the Arkansas and the
nuison Valleys congratulate their neShbors Of Sads
upon the completion this important Ink the
tourist and commercial highway system.
It Is this spirit OF cooperation that viii prove be
"a important factor the future development, OF
this part OF the II the four great regions Of
southern and western Colorado the Arkansas valley the
San Luis the Western Sore and the San Juan viii work
together in proHsing their common interests nothing
will be able stop their progress, and the results Of such
corporation will be much greater than could be obtained
by independent action.
The people OF Pueblo, in particular are fully awake
u the importance of working with nsignhors Of
southern and Colorado The prosperity Of this
ciry is dependent upon their good fortune progress
and it Is the desire OF the people OF this city to
for their interests, as well as for our owl.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Horoscope
"1Ns stsw io~tioe-
D1s Ne Vet Compel

wednesday. September ii. i,r.
CCopyrir,-od. 1891 ny Tne NcClur.
Newspaper syndicaie.)
NcnAcinr stars have power today.
according to Astrolory hspect while
Venus slon, IL IN kindly sway.
II Is lucky wedding day and shaglt
assure prosperity a. well a. con-tancy-
There {, a good sign today for the
aires and those who play in them.
The seers prophecy that an unusual
number OF good dramas Will - offered
this season. for the public will de-
rnAud better entertainment Than ever
before.
According 10 sneisn: lore this should
b lucky planetary sway under
which to wear new clothing.
Modistes and miliiucrs should profit.
while this confisurauon prevails
Changes In fashion will be 20 radical
ths; business will Re brJk IL is pro
EnosticAtcd
This Is no; favorable day for tho,s
who seek employment and &c will be
wise 10 wait before making any dcci-
sions tha; will ho binding choice OF
work today may no; be lucky.
II Is not an sgspicious time FOR BE-
ginning any now enterprise sinca there
may be delays and obstacles IN per-
forming Initial work
Saturn frovns during this rulr os
sinister.
During this corfizuration popularity
may turn 70 uNpopuizrlty IL - most
unfavorahle 10 men In public life
Scandals viii continue to Be uneov-
cred during the autumn and winter.
but while old trans=ressions are being
revealed new ones are being hidden.
Gossip will hc --evalent during the
autumn where ambitious men ard vo-
men are concerned.
Persons whose hirthfsts q II may
meet unexpected annoysnrss IN bust
nnss nut they viii prosper. II they
avoid speculation. Worry will ~ par
tirula-iy harmful IN enc coming year.
children born on this day are likely
to have evcntfui careers These sub
jert- Of Virgo will have Jihrn char
actsristios and NAV lack confidence.
" arc usually gifted.
-
In FrEisnd payments due - lawyers
are not recoverable In court ~ law
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Traffic Violations

Some day in Pueblo there viii be serious ANTONIO
bile accident caused by violation OF the traffic ordi-
nances and the popusee viii be wrought up point
OF possibly taking stringent demand that the
police department more strictly enforce the traffic
ordinances.
One OF the traffic rules Violated is that Of
ting corners Automobile drivers many times thru care
lessnsss and times because Of negligence cut
nes in such manner to ondsuger the lives OF pedes
TRANS who step into the street from the sidewalk and
would be able make a safe crossing providing the
suomobiss shded by the rules OF driving in the city
Of Pueblo. There is too much Of TINS Of traffic
lation in Pueblo.
Il is .-u. that there have been very few accidents
recently but because there have he.n accidents there
- no reason 20 believe that there will be any One
life lost is worth far than all Of the gained by
all Of the a1tonobsts in Pueblo should they all
the There is danger 10 the pedestrian
from this violation than violation Of the speed limits
provided the motot keeps his side % the stree. and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

realize what a large part OF m.
United States thi. embraces. Waters
rising 70 the surface a. far west rs
Montana and New Mexico and a. far
east as Pennsylvania and "es; Nir-
Einis ultimately reach the Mississippi
IL is ir this great system. Of rivers
that most OF our foods occur. The
Pueblo food vas Mississippi basin
mood.
Obviously food control In this great
area must be handled as one problem
Tho methods adopted in each locality
must be suited 10 It's individual needs.
but must also take into account It's
effect on the whole system. II 10
probable that retaining basins. many
Of which will slro serve other purposes.
such as irrigation or power produc-
tlon. will be the solution OF the prob
iem-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
FIERY, ITCHY ECZEMA
HEALED RIGHT Up BY
APPLYING SULPHUR

Any breaking ont Of tho skin even
fiery. itching sczems. can be quickly
ovnrroms by applying little Men
tho Sulphur says noted skin special
ist. Because uf its germ desiroying
properti-s this sulphur preparation
instantly brings ra-~ from skin irrits
tion. soothes and heals the ecssria rizht
IN and leaves the skin clear and
smooth
n seldom fails to relieve the forrnen
and disnEurenenf Sufferers from
skir irouhl- should get a little Jar Of
Nentho- sulphur from any good drug
sist and use 10 like d cold cream.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

H a Wells oeisbrated English
novelist horn at Bromley. Kent. sA
years axp today.
Lewis n. Ball. United states senator
from Delaware. born at wilmington
Del so years ago today.
Samuel Rea. executive head of tho
PENNSYLVANIA railroad hnrn a; Folli-
csyshufE Pa. IS years az" to-day.
Clark Howell Atlanta newspaper
publisher. born IN Barnvell county. s.
e = years ssc today
HAYS q White. representative in
co-E-e-e Of the sixth Banss- district
horn near Fairfield, Iowa, IS ysars ago
today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

tAny reader can get the A..
sWer TO any auestion By wiring
Ihr Chicitain Information Bu'
reau. Frederic J. HAAkin. Dr.
rector. WAshinStoo. u. G. THIS
odcr applies strictly 10 inforna.
ton The Bufrau cannot gfve
advice on legal. medical and
financial mattcrs. II does n0
attrmp< 10 srttic domestic tros-
blcs, nor to undertake c1hauss-
ivc research on any subject
Write Jour question plainly and
briefly. Give fun name and a.
dres~ and enclose two ccnts y
stamps for return po~tage. All
replies arc cent direct to the IL
Quircr.l
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

sounds his horn in warning Such traffic violations are
rot confined 70 the residence districts but De seen
most any tirs Of the dsy at Santa Fe avenue and
Fourth stree. and other places ii the business district
and after the traffic officer goes off duty AZ Fourth and
Nam streets AZ 80 OF 5 o'clock each evening
We voald sdvise the police department and the law
abiding citizens OF Pueblo watch for motorists Who do
nor turn the saua-ey, and then would suggest
that the police magistrate put the loud pedal when &c
fnes after the guilty parties have been con-
yicrei
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

i-,.-FrAnc.- Hopkin-on. a S-r I~--
soy slsarr % The Declaration oS
Independence. born In Phiiadei-
phia. Died there. MAJ ?. 1927.
pzi-Ths frHt Episcopal churrh vest
OF the Alleshsnis- vas dedicated
a. ChI'iroths. Ohio.
iUe-Ihs Court 'hra'er m Dresden
vas destroyed hy fire.
I,Ti-Hsnri Rochetort the French
leader vas .anfr7rrd 10 life i'm
pri-1rmert
issf-The remains % President Gar
field re-a taken from fslhrron.
" J. - Warrington.
is,s-Mr ParrsiIs irish land hill vas
defeated IN the house % COM
mons
isss-save-ai killed IN an attack hy
strikers on tho mine houses a.
Ieadviile. Colo
is1s-Ths Boston labor unions decided
against p general r-rise 20 back
the striking police.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Yeast for Health ?---Yes
in Tablet Vitamon
Quickly Puts Firm Flesh. Overcome. Continuation
Energy and Invsorates the Rody-

To make IL sssv, pleasant sni .co-
rouical for ueas. thin rundown fol.s
building benefits of the true yesst-tits-
raines chemists have at last found a vay
- prepare = proper dose In highly onn-
csnirzted tablet form called Nastin's
NITAMON. These tiny tablet. will not
eause ga. OF upse. the stomach. hut. on
the contrary, are great aid IN digestion.
Watch how quickly vour nerves are
strengthened. your energy increased aud
your body rounds out with firm. s1lii
frsh. b0Ils and siln sr-irti1ns ssern ~
vanish sE 4 ty mage and the completion
becomes fresh srt elssr Even rhrorio
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
Where 1t Started
BITTER End

BITTER End
fCcr~- .rhtsd 1921 Hy TIE w-h.s'~
syndicate lnrl
This 70 -ass o-Izinat-t AZ IRE time
0f tho t1NII War. v-ru a narfv vaH
formed 70 usrt the war Co the Bitter
End The probable derivation ~ fhr
phra-H BE- found l0 she EihIe. Trnt~-hs
y. e. But her end is bitter a. worm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

when this building wss completed. tho
library remained In the capitol There.
u was destroyed In 1874 wncn the
capitol was burned. and again in 1854.
aFc reduced u 70 20 900 volumes.
X now contains nearly 3.00H. 600
etc
=. why does The United states
Government put a war tax on glasses
when they arc not luxury but a ne
oessity 7-H. z.
A Eye glasses are taxable Il
mounted In gold or silver When they
arc mounted in anything clso they are
not taxable Tho new law which has
Hrt set passed Congress specifically
cNempts vye glasses and spectacirs.
Q Are cray fish akin to l9bstersr :
C. g. ..
4 Shrinp-. ravus and rrav r.h
are allied 10 the lobster. tho cray fish
often being called fresh water lobster.
g or what material arc u4usf q
III" buildings in London usdcT-P.
L L
\ All parts o, London arc alike
ln the fact that most OF the hulidlrru
arc made Of brick There arc no
quarriea nearby. so the stone for the
finer huidiuEs must bc brought from
a distance. Tho suokr-lsdrn London
fnr hiarkcn7 tho entire city aitha fhc
Wrzt EHi suffers least tn this respect.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

.ufe-ers from con,'ips.ion econ thro~
t-ar 'hei- lsysiivss snd vorry 70 NOR.
- rapii snt ams,ins are 'hs result. ira,
success u Absolutely guaranteed or n.
small rr1ce YOU pay vii he promptly re-
iunded snd The 'risl Till co,t you nothing
he surE 70 rrmernher the name Nas;in's
VITA MON-the original and s-nuins
yrast-vitsrniuN tahis,-thcr- is nothing
siss like ", - do not accept imitation,
Or substitutes y on can -e' Ns.,ins
VT ANON tshls,s At al sood druSx..,
s4oh s Crows A. F~EEs Co.
H7usmar Drug co.
Pueblo DRUG CO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21
ONE YTAR AGO TO-DAY

Peace conference between Russians
and Poles opened az Riga.
Terence Nacsvincy lord mayer -
Cork. reached fortieth day of his
hunger strike.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

4 Ne- hatehed In early summer does
not live 20 cat tho honey it gathers.
a. fee average life through tho busy
season is not more than six wests
Only those born in inte autum live uIil
the spring
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-21

In England payments due - lawyers
are not recoverable In = court ~ law
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
THE DAY AT SEAFORD.

Seatord. Feb % Washrngton's birth
dav was fttingly observed here by Wash
ington Camp, No |. 7. @. ). Of \ The
exercises were held ~ the lodre-room IN
Jr O 4 4 NJ Hall, and were presided
over ~ Rev n I Rulev, pastor Of Nj
Olivet NJ I. Church The following pro
gram was eaderd
Piano solo. Charles Van Leer: piano
duct, Charles Van Leer and Mrs Isidore
Stcphanv. recitation. Miss blanche Cul
vcr, music by orchestra. composed of
Charles Van Leer, & W Robinson. Harry
Berridge, Joseph Price, l. NJ Culver
and J J Smith; solo. MrS Howard Nor
gan. recitation. Miss Myra Rulev: quar-
tct from the Hobbs Il Ionendvl1e min
strels solo. Miss Marion Ford. address
r. G Barley. Of Laurel. past State Coun-
cilor Of the Y q 5. nf A. recitation.
Ashby West. address. ox-Msyor Joseph
II Cox
The committee in charge Of the affair
compr.ed Rev. y. F Ruley, q Burton
Wainwright and George II Moore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown. Md. Feb 23 Telephone
Iinemen are busy from ono end oi the
county 10 the other repairing the dainnee
to telephone poles and lines by the heavy
storm of Sunday night, Superintendent
Robert G. Harris saws the damage IL more
extensive than for many years and thcre
ia scarcely line Of the county that - not
affected From Cheatertown 10 Fairlee
nearly every pole is down, and cross
country wire and poles are also wrecked
II will require the entire week to repair
the lines
A Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
was organized in Christ Methodist Prntes-
tant IChurch. Monday night, following an
interesting address by Miss Forrest,
returned missionary nf the MARYLAND
Conference Mrs linton Jones' was
elected president, and other officers viii
be chosen later
The local camp If the Patriotic Order
Sons of America held an elaborate oele-
brn,ion Of Waahinatons hirthday III
Frasernal Hall, laat night
The first ~ series oi free entertain
ments "a bc given under the auspices at
the Young Mems Club of Christ N I
Church. was held last night in the lecture
ruon Of the church. n atercoptlean lecture
on "a Tnp Through the Rockies he
club, with the cooperation ot the sunday
school. purchased the lantern Fine music
under the direction uf Alwyn VI Gnlp
musical director of the club. was rendered
Mira Atwater, wife Of the rector Of
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal huteh
who had been quite III with pneumonia, ~
convalesoent. but her little boy has con
tracted scaretlna. and she Is q,iarani med
with him for tho present
There waa general Observance Of
Washington Birthday here by tho clos
ing Of all public building and the post
office, and by celebrations Of yaflous
kinds
hlsa Marietta Loud has boen spending
the past week with her brother, John w
Loud, IN Wilmington
j Frank Davis. Of Wilmington spent
the weekend here with hia mother. Mrs
Fannie Davis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Feb 23-Russell Scott
Of Reading, Pa, lis spending week here,
with his uncle, Walter Scott
Miss Edna Creed of Philadelphia is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs William Hines.
Frank Miller is Ill at his home on
Adams street
The road between Port Penn and this
place is almost inpassable, N snow has
duftcd in some places tO depth OF three
tcetS
Delaware City Century Club will meet
Thursday evening. Miss Mary Met on
nell viii present play, How the Story
Grew. The club will give a dance IN the
fire engine house. Friday evening, Tor the
benefit Of the piano fund
Herbert Bentley of New York City is
here for week with his family
Earnest Spicor Is seriously III at the
home Of his brother, John Splcer
Mrs Samuel Austin IS Ill NJ her home
nt Clark Corner
Norris W. Wilkinson has purchased
n now Overland automobile
Miss Mary Cavilcer, an cmplove of the
Wilmington Postothcc, Is III at her home
on Hamilton street.
Laury, Atkins of Philadelphia, formerly
of this town, who has been seriously I'll for
some time in on the road 60 recovery
Mr. and Mrs Horace Johnson Of VII
mlngton il spending this week here with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs John Schundcr
The bows and girls classes of the inter
mediate department Of tho Presbyterian
SUNDAY school will hold an apron hasaaT
tomorrow afternoon, at Mrs Akcr s store
10 aud the New Era fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
SAYS VERY FIRST
DOSE GAVE RELIEF
Popular Wilmington Lady
Gives Sensational Testimonial
for Plant Juice.

The Miller Drug Store, No. 404- 400
Market street, where the new herbal
medicine, Plant Juice, is being introduced,
has presented soene of unusual activity
for the past few weeks Many people are
calling out Of gratitude. TO thank the Plant
Juice Man for what his remedy has done
for them
The following statement WAS recently
made by Mrs Caroline Smith q popular
Wilmington lady, residing at No. 5l2
Madison street, who said.
There isn't chance for doubt of the
miraculous properties of Plant Juice for
| had been badly nun down and my
stomach was in such weak condition
that | could not digest solid food, il would
ferment and cause large quantities of gas
10 form; | was In constant pam; got 50
nervous that ! could not sleep at night
and so weak that ] could hardly get
around; | had headaches constantly and
my bowels were in such a condition that
was constantly dosing with laxatives
which did me no good whatever. | was
always SO nervous that my limbs were
/, shaky and at times | could scarcely stand
on my feet ! got very depressed and
thought there WAS no hope for me as
had taken so many different medicines
without any benefit whatever heard so
many home people talking about Plant
Juice that got q bottle, as last resort
You may imagine my surprise to find that
the first few doses | took gave me so
much relief that have continued to take
it; my appetite returned to me, now
sleep like child at night and have no
more pain; my bowels are active and nor
NAL and my strength has returned To me
the nervousness ana depression are gone
and feel energetic and ready to do my
work Plant Juice was the only medicine
10 relieve me and canrot say too much
in praise of it-am glad 70 endorse it =
The Piart Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 404-i06 Market street, where
he is daily meeting the local public and
Introducing and explaining the merits of
his remedy. Free samples given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
De ath of Charles n. Taylor. Mer-
chant and Road Builder, az
Georgetown.
IMPORTANT M. P. NEE llNG

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Georgetown. Del. % DIR. James H.
Strauchr of baltimore. president OF the
Narvla,,d Annual Conference OF the
Methodist Protestant Church. has ISSUED
call for group meeting OF all ministers
in Delaware and on the Eastern Shore
of MARYLAND 20 meet IN Salisbury. Md.
on March 4. 10 discuss matters pertain
irC 20 the advancement OF the Methodist
Protestant Church on the Delmarvia
perirsula. taeh irister ~ expected TO
be accompanied by layman from his
church. ard at the close OF the discussion,
which promises 10 be ore of the most
Interesting and important of any held for
some time. a barquct will be given at the
Peninsula Hotel
One hundred ard fifty are expected %
be present nj the meeting from different
parts oi the Peninsula. Addresses will bc
made hv Or Straughr. Daniel Baker
ard Nlr Atwood, all of Baltimore, and by
other prominent ministers and laity OF
the Peninsula.
Rev. John T. Bailey and Horace Nj
S,vair will represent First NJ !. Church.
his city. while the Dagsboro NJ Church
will be represented by W W Baker and
W B c handler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
KENT GRAND Jury
MOVES PROMPTLY
Concludes Its Work for the Fob.
ruary Term at Yesterdays
Session of Court.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Feb 2S~- Kent grand jury com
pletcd its work for the February term of
court, yesterday after considering fifteen
bills submitted 10y the attorney general,
fourteen of which we're returned true
bills and one ignored Chief Justice Penro-
will commended the jury for excellent
work IN expediiing matters
indictments returned by the prand jury
included the following. Noah Ewiggett,
larceny, pleaded not guilty. Jennie Boone
Smith assault ard bnttery, plended not
guilty ard ease continued 10 April tenn
Foster &. jackson, violation ~ law rel
ative 90 removal Of goods after levy hal
been made, Walter = Hidgcway, non
support Cnse continued TO April term.
On preAenttuent hy attorney general
against Daniel Reuben Roland for break
ing and entering, was filed with the court
and young Roland, boy Of IL, pleaded
guilty After conference with the court,
he was probated 20 his. father for two
years. In two other caaes returns by the
grand Jury arninst Roland. noile pros
wns entered
Cases disposed by the attorney general
Yesterday. Included the following
Elwood * Arts, false affidavit ne -
| returns IHaue IN EcufUR Cbhte tlceIhf' =
pleaded guilty and was given a fine Of
! CPS with costs
Earl D. Laws and James G Wyatt
two boys of Harrington indicted for
rnaliseious miscbief. n the public school.
after nn admonition by the court were
discharged Other cases disposed Of were
those Of Herman Emory non-suppOrt
retired Derney Masten, toying with
child. retired Joseph Heintz embes-
element rs bslec. nolle pros lIilda Wat
son. arcer,y. role pros William Il.
Brerklnridgn. assault ard battery nolle
pros George y Mofaky, two easez
illegal poserHalon of spiritumis liquors
retired Homer Anderson. pointing pistol
~ another porsou retired. lyses 7 Kirk
cndahl. assault and battery oapias r.
April term. RafelFie TavhFolna. Illegal
e1le nf splrituo'ia liquor. capiRs 70 April
term
The two indictments aeairFf Bayard
Sweefmnn. assault and battery ard
assault with intent ~ commit rape. were
set for trin un FRIDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
NEWS OF ERAt h EN-

Rrack-Fx. Feb - IN interesting
uashirgtars Birthday program has
been arranged 10y tho parent teacher rs
sociat,on nf Elsmcrp ard viclrltv To be
held reN FRIDAY evCRIrE III the
house at Oak Grove Elsncrc Civic Club
Is affiliated with the association flshor-
ate plars have boen made for the enter
tairme1t which has been arrargcd hy
Mrs Ellsworth loreS % Flsnc1c, Mrs
Oakley Griffith oi OAK Grove and Miss
GIvnr. teacher oi the school
Afr and Mrs Richard Walker of Oak
Grove arc receiving congratulations on
the birth Of a son
Miss Neotia Walton ard Faul Walton
were guests Of their brother, Ravmord
Walton of Elsmcrc. SATURDAY
Owing e. the illness of Rev II High
Adams Of Brack-Ex NJ + Church.
George Morely preached Sunday morning
ard evening
Miss Clara ArmsfroTg VAS guest Of
Mr. and Mrs Eugene CrCssan ot Roscilc,
Surdsy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Feb 23.-Farrell Benson Of
Wilmington is visiting friends and rel
atlvcs III town.
Misses Flossic Belts, Myrtle NirceI {
ard Pearl Vincent of Dclmar, are sperd-
irg several days here with Miss Mettic
Bcacham.
The "atterdrScc and membership
contest by the Brotherhood Glass OF
Christ NJ. p. Church il nearing n close.
The results of last Sunday show the scores
to be close, the blues still leading by the
narrow margin of 25 points.
RAYMOND Galloway of Wilmington
spent yesteray here with his parents,
MIR and Mrs Jerome Galloway, on Clay
ton avenue.
Several pupils Of Laurel high school
expect To enter the county oratorlcaI
contest. 10 he held in Georgetown, April :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
DEATH OF CHARLES TAYLOR.

Georgetown. Feb 23 Charles H.
Taylor aged - wears died NJ the homo Of
has daughter. Mrs Edward Call Morris.
this city. Mordy. following stroke OF
paralysis For many wears he conducted
a shoe shop here. hut a few wears ago re-
tired ard entered tho roadbuildnE business
For time he was statiorcd NJ Snow Hill.
Md where he was superintendent OF
construction Of some Of the improved
roads in that section. He went - Phila-
ielphia about eight wears ago ard be
came associated with kCystorc Sprn &
Co. of which his son, Walter TAYLOR, ts
president Later he became one Of the
officials and was chosen superintendent
Failing health, however forced him 70
ahardon I'll work ard Tor some time he
las been making his homo here with his
daughter
He was ono II the oldest members 81
MON Lodge No 3 ] q Q r, and Frank
lin Lodge No -. ! l 4 \ NJ. this city