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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

n elawsre City. Feb At st James
Protectory Saturday afternoon n &c
o clock. Miss Margaret Mccarthy Of
Delaware Cny and Melvin Norris, me-
chanic at Fort du Pont. were united III
marriage hv Rev John \ Dolun, pastor
oi 81 Paul's X. G Church The brides
maid apd groomSrnsn were Miss MARY
Mccarthy and Private William Nc
Carthv, sister and brother ot The bride
After short wedding trip the bridal
couple will reside here.
CITY Councilman Frank Irons Is Ill at
his home on Washington street
Mrs f. \ Wilson Of Aiilhhgton, Md
il guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs w r. Har-
r1ngton Of Bear Station for two weeks
The dance given by the Delaware City
baseball team SATURDAY. night nctted the
team Sll
Mr. and Mrs. William Givison are
spending a week with their daughter. Mrs
Harry Berger Of Chesapeake City. Md
Miss Mare Lockwood Of Middletown
addressed the Century Club, last week,
on Child Welfare work.
John Larkey of the : 5 Galahad
now docked at New York City, spent
the weekend here with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hall
Marshall DerTickson of Crum Lynn,
Pa spent the weekend here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Herbert Der
richson
MIR and Mrs Ward swan and Albert
McManus were guests of Postmaster and
Mrs. 4. J Swan for over the weekend
The barge Mobjack, Nan Jemoy and
Pamunkey, loaded with pulp wood for
Wilmington, from Virginia. passed through
the canal, Yesterday, in tow Of the tug
Brandywine
J. Z Sadler & Co. have on hand for
immediate delivery very best quality
egg and stove coal.--Adv.
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VALENTINE PARTY.

\.Rpart Tcb Mr. and Mrs
" i Gr,p.ne entertained number OF
oIrg 'olh, their homo Frida1cvcmng
~ lcrt,rr nr1 Tho evening was
.,. II. ,lutlv spent ID PLAYING Hearts
IS eirh game he prizes were awarded
.- f,It ,n- Ladies prize Miss Laura
II .,c, e-hletm1u prize Rev Vaughn
N'oar Tie hal>c was beautifully
+, ,flfel vlth hearts and other articles
anpr,nr.a.r - he valentine season
Ti -, pr,,~r1, were Mrs tlfrcd Craig
NJ. Iarrv Palmer Mrs Howard I.c-
l~,r, Misses Ireuc Gregg Margaret
Gr.3a. Narc Young Mae Seeds
Ps,nc Margaret ~tCinhakcr. Irene
Rhurhn N llclrn Co>, Laura Hickey,
TeuIinc ODnnalI. Margaret and Helen
-hcr Tie Ror Vaughn : Moore. and
Ne>Sr. Ralph Ruth Warren Garrett.
t.rcl spence Alvin Ruth John kalc
] sro Flhott harles Brattol Howard
R3vec. Edward Bratton Price Pierson.
Nuhrcy Rlauchhcld, Preston COX. Robert
Maclary Robert FIRST. Horace Ingram.
Maurice Bickllng. Edward Cunningham
Henry Seeds and William Hanna
surprise party was gwen Israel Pritch-
ard AZ his homo Fridav~vening by few
friends Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Israel Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs William
I Hall. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Bickling.
Nr ard Mrs Charles II Brooks. Mr.
md Mrs Harry Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs
John " Philips Misses Frances Baldw IN
Anna Walker. Naomi Brooks. and Messrs
Maurice RickIing AUBREY Brooks ana
Carl Bea 4
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DEATH OF DOVER MAN.

Dover. Feb. William MartIndale,
a resident here for many years died a his
home on American avenue, yesterday
morning, after an illness of several days,
aged IS years Funeral services will be
held al the undertaking parlors Of W l..
Pritchett. tomorrow afternoon: interment
At Odd Fellows Cemetery Camden
The funeral OF William Haas, Jr of
81. Jones Neck. who died on Friday last
of typhoid fever after an illness of two
weeks was largely attended. Services were
held Yesterday afternoon in the chapel at
Lakeside cemetery in charge of Rev
J d. Reese of Little Creek VI. i Church
The floral embems were very elaborate
Intermcnt in Lakeside cemetery
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

>os.or4. Feb s. Reports from The
Cambridge Md hospital where Profe.
sor X SNYDER. teacher OF agriculture in
- ford public school. Is a patient suffer
.bg with severe attack OF typhoid fever
arc tn the effect that he j improved and
rpw has good chance 70 recover
Profess ,r Stahl OF the Seaiord public
schoo J sisted FRIDAY that tho Home
Economics short courses VIII begin Tues
da, February II. the hours being from
80 = N hc course viii consist az T.
LESSONS TUESDAY and Thursday evenings
The seniors Of the high schoor have Sc
ectcd Bashful MIR Bobb" for their plav,
ihIs season. and. will present It in few
weeks Miss Martin Of the school is III
rr1ctor.
Nr, anne T. Elliott suffered q painfu
IaurH whe n she tripped and fell brlIising
herself bad about the body.
A'1s. : . Chapin. Of Sharon Springs,
y = formerly Of this section. is a guest
Il NIr ard MIS-. { + Hastings
NIrs Joseph II Cox Is visiting Mrs.
Hgrrv 4 COLLISION IN Philadelphia
~ J Windcr spent several davs
= week \ Philadelphia ard Merchant
liI-. Fdna " Black Of Charlestown.
~ has hecn visiting Rev and Mrs
IL, avlo- II Seaford Circuit NJ +
p.rsorag~
Nlr. Iacey / Hardestv was operated
o az Ucck. IA :, Joseph hospital. Phil
adeipua Hcr mother Airs " : Burton
"a with her. ard hey expect r. return
home revt week
II, and Mrs Charles Hill Of Delmar
have becn vlsiting Mrs. Charles Collins
AI- and Mrs Arthur L. Roberts are
heir cor graduated on the arrival Of u
fiT q son
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SUSSEX GAS co.

Seaford. Feb. 7.-Stockholders of Sus-
sex Gas Co. Thursday afternoon, elected
the following directors: Halbcrt II. Robin
son and William T. Lank, Scaford; Henry
NJ. Tracey and!H M. Harrington, Philadel-
phia: Edwin r. Bell, Haddonfeld, n. j,
The directors organized by electing
Edwin r. Bell, president; II. M. Harring-
ton, vice-presidcnt; Henry NJ, Tracey
secretary and treasurer; Mollie T.. Dawson
auditor, and George y, Stewart, superin
tendent
The plant here has recently undergone
repairs and been painted giving it very
neat and clean appearance
The Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Go
has rebuilt the line from Laurel 10 Bridge
vile and is erecting a sub-station at the
county bridge between Seaford and
Blades.
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Mothers! Give The Little
Ones Syrup Pepsin
They like DR.. CaldwelPs, and it quickly
relieves their constipation -
and headaches.

pEGIN to teach the child regular daily
A. elimination as young as possible,
and much constipation viii be avoided
later in life. The most convenient hour
throughout life 5 Immediately upon
arising. 1t does not then interfere with
play, schoo. or work.
When in spite Of your efforts 4 mem
Der Of Il c family becomes constlpated,
give Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin IN the
size dose directed On the bottle. Ii IS
mild, gentle laxative safe for young
babies, effective for grownupS. Il IS the
largest selling liquid laxative IN the
world. and most economical as a sixty
cent bottle Will last you many months.
For your information. DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup PepSin is n compound Of Egyptian
SIENNA and other simple laxative herbs
with pepsin and pleaSant-tasting arc
maticS. Look on it as a good family
friend, useful TO relieve constipation
and symptoms like headache, bilious
ness, colds, fever, bad breath, loss of
appetite and sleep. 1t is no eXaggera-
ton to say that millions of families are
never without bottle Of Or. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin. Itsafeguards II their health.
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Riggln, Charles l.. Wright, J. Frank
Locates, W. Il. Bennett, Fred l.. Marvil,
William Easom, J. Leon Holloway, John
w King, Walter T. Smith, Alfred s
Williams, J. Harold Edie, and Herbert
Sipple attended the Ceremonial Of the
Evergreen Forest. No. 40, Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon, at Milford, Friday evening.
The second year class in agriculture, OF
Laurel high school, went out on n filed
trip, Saturday afternoon, for tho purpose
of standardizing hogs
'Pollyanna" at Waller Theatre, Fri
day evening for the benefit of the junior
class of Laurel high school, netted s54.l7
which will be used for cIass pmrposea.
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NEWPORT CHURCH NOTES.

Newport. Fen. : At Newport NJ r.
Church last evening, the Rev Vaughn
: Moore. pastor. delivered a sermon on
The Place OF Sub-COnsclousness in the
Development OF the Soul This is the sec
ond OF 2 series O! sermons n the Develop
meut Of the Soul. which a,e p-ovIng very
interesting The followlnga ouncemepts
were made for meetings during the wcCk
Meeting of init Leaders and Sunday
school Board Tuesday evening AZ the
parsonage
"Wednesday evening the boys OF the
choir will be entertained for Az hour at he
parsonage
Friday evening the usua prayer meet
ing and choir practice viii be held in the
church
Saturdey , 2. N the Junior choir
wall have 2 3t,.t y rsal IN the church
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SUCCESSFUL CHURCH YEAR.

Bridgevllle. Feb. :. The fourth quar-
terlv conference Of Union Methodist
Episcopal Church was held Friday even
ing, Rev " r Mowbray, district super
intendent presiding The reports sub
mitted showed the work Of the church 80
BE- in excellent condition under the
leadership Of the pastor, Rev Disston
" Jacobs
During the three wears Of Mr. Jacobs
pastorate the chmch has inaugIrated a
new financial plan. accepted lis centenary
quota, and paid into the various beney o.
lent treasures Of the church larger sums
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NEWS Of A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Two Carrier Pigeons Sent From
Council Bluffs. la, Fly Back
to Their Former Home.
CANNING SWEET POTATOES

From Every Evenings Correspondents
LrsIrcl, Feb John Henry Sullivan,
an aged colorcd farmer living between
Laurel and Dclmar, who last year re-
ceivcd large sum of money from the
Federal government, because four of his
so.lS were killed during the World War,
was beaten and robbed yesterday morn
ing At one o clock Sullivan was awakened
h> three men shaking him. He was told
10 hand over this money or be killed
after he had given the men $50, all
n g had. he was taken from the house to he
strung III" unless he gave more money
Tho approach Of al automobile scared the
thieves away: and they fled in a machine
" hch they had waiting near by.
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X. OF p. INSTALLATION.

Grand Chancellor William r. Viii
son, Grand Prelate Albert Wilhelm, Grand
Master of Exchequer Paul T. Pennock
of Wilmington, and Grand Master of
Arms Landis W Marvil of Seaford,
installed the following officers in Delta
Lodge, No. "a, Knights of Pvthias, Laurel
Friday evening
Chancellor commander, Chester J.
OneaI vice-chancellor. Elmer -. Spicer
master Of work. Ernest ID Oldhcld
keeper of records and seal, Edgar l..
Hudson; master of cxchcaticr, Merri
j. Elliott inside guard, Silas J German
After the installation of officers re-
freshments and smokes We're served by
the entertainment cc committee
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CANNING SWEET POTATOES.

Seaford, Feb THE canning factory
OF the AllcA-Moore Canning Co, of
Blades, Is operating on sweet potatoes
first time IN the history OF canning sweet
potatoes IN this section that a canning
house has been opera ted in February
There are thousands OF bushels OF
seconds III sweet potatoes stored around
this locality and they only are bringing
about 25 cents per basket At tins prlce
the Gamer can put them up at good
profit
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E7ZzH3IIl;l EEl.iiEz +saIG5asssisaEs1


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er
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TO AMEND NEWPORT CHARTER.

Newport Feb Representative Lord
introduced bill al Dover Friday amend
ING the charter OF Newport which pro-
vides for three commissioners to lie elected
each wear; two OF them being elected for a
term Of two wears, and one OF them for a
term OF one year. under which system
there will be five commissioners at all
times Clerks serving at the election viii
be three qualified voters appointed by the
Town Commissioners The women will
participate IN the election.
Authority viii also be gwen TO raise
the amount of taxes which may be col
Iected from 5000 to $4,000 The rate
Of taxation VIII hot bc Increased, but
simply the amount which NAV be col
lected. to take care Of the natural growth
of the town
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TOMATO GROWERS To MEET.

Seaford Feb The annual meeting
of the Peninsula Tomato Growers As
sociatlon, comprising the State of Del
aware and the Eastern Shore oi MARY
land. representing about 10000 growers,
will be held IN Grange Hall here, Thurs
day There will be sessions in the morn
ing afternoon and night
The principal speakers Will hc Prof
T D. Symonds, of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College, and Prof Valley Hawk
ms, OF Pawn Grove, Pa Lther speakers
from the Eastern Shore and Delaware
will also sneak.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Georgetown. Feb : Nlr and Mrs
Abel Ableman OF Aiillsboro announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss Min
MD Ableman to DR. LOUIS Goldstrom Of
Baltimore
The bride a graduate Of MlIlsboro
high school ard q thc commerclal school
here Dr. Goldstrom is q prominent
physician ol Baltimore No date for the
wedding has been se
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MIDDLETOwN NOTES.

Niddlctown Feb. :. Mrs Funice r
Wilson has announced the marriage Of
her daughter Edna Naudain Wilson, to
Thomas George Lesson, hy Rev samuel
A. Purvis Of Philadelphia, January 10
Announcements have been received here
Of the marriage az W. Scott WAY Of
Winter Park Florida. and Miss Isabelle
Stewart Of Ashevillc. North Carolina
Mr. Way will be we'll remembered ms a
former editor ~ the Niddlctown Trans
crlpt
Tomorrow afternoon members of the
New Century Club of Dover will be
guests Of the Niddletown Club, the
xls1tnrs furnishing the nrogram
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SUSSEX GAS CO.

Seaford, Feb. : Tn annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Sussex Gas
Co. was held here, Saturday, and resulted
10 the election Of the following directors
III. NJ Harrington and Henry NJ Tracey
Philadelphia; Edwin r. Bell. Ilnddon-
field, \ J. ijalbcrt H. Robinson and "
T. Lank, Seaford
The directors organized by elcctlng
Edwin X. Bell, president; IL NJ Harrlng-
ton, vice-president; ii. NJ Tracey, ste
retary and treasurer; Nellie +. Dawson,
auditor; George + Stewart, superintel,d-
ent
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BOY KILLED BY AUTO TRU(k

Cicorg ctowu. Feb Donald aged ;
wears Youngest son Of Mr. and Mrs
Elwood Nelson Of Frarkford. was IN
stantly killed ~ noon Saturday by beng
run INTO hv a Ford truck driven by Henry
Johnson of Niiliamsvlllc Baltimore hun
drcd district
The lad. with several others, was play
lug on Thatcher street. that town, q short
distance from his home. aud started to
cross the street When nc reached the
middle az the street the tuck hit him on
hc head The accident according 10
eve witnesses, was unavoidable
Mr. Nelson, father Of the child. i n
studcnt-at-law IN the University Of Nir-
Clula
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DOyER'S NEW FIRE ENGINE

Dover. Feb -Doycr's now Alter-
Fox fire engine arrived here bv frstght.
Saturday and will be unloaded to-day rs
soon rs a representative Of tho fnpnu-
facturcrs arrives 10 superinteud the work
and test the machine.
II will he formally turned over 70 tie
Robbins IIaec Go some timc this week
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DAMAGE BY CLoGGED SEW Err.

Seaford, Feb The clogging Of thc
sewer pipes here has caused much damage
10 II Johns VI l. Church and other
properties on several streets
The force OF the water nt the church
has become 50 great that II Is feared the
walls OF the cellar will break under Il 8
pressure Workmcn have tried for severa
days to locate the tSoublc without find
irV II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little MuSterole.

And Musterole won't blister like
The old fashioned mustard plaster
Just spread it on with your fingers.
il peneuates to the sore spot with
gentle tingle. ioosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
Musteroie is a clean, white oint.
ment made with oil of mustard. Ii
is fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, pleurisy. rheumatism. lum.
bago, pains and aches of the back on
joints, sprains. .soremuscles, bruises, chill
bIains, frosted feet, colds on the chest
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill.
oren Keep il handy for instant use.
35c and Csc jars; hospital size $500
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LONG FLIGHT OF BIRDS.

NiiddIotoun. Feb :. on October 3 ~
last wear, Burton +. Williams Of this
town received two carrier pigeons from q
cousin al Council Bluffs, Iowa
October l. the two pigeons escaped
and went back 20 their former home.
reaching thcrc. distance Of about I 500
miles. October -
The pigeons have been returned 70 MIR
Williams hy express and VIII hC kept As
breeding stock
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Feb ~ NJ German return
ed to Baltimore, where he is employed
vest erday after spending the weekend
here with his mother, Mrs Rosie German
Howard Russell left Yesterday for Viii
mingt0n, where he will spend a few days
Willard r. Deputy. Laurence B
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APRON SOCIAL A SUCCESS.

Ncu port Feb. The apron social
held SATURDAY. evening At the home Of
Mr. aud Mrs John r LYMAN, under the
sllspices Of Mrs LYMAN. Miss Leila LYMAN
and Miss Frances Ball, was decided
success
small aprons were sent out to their
freAds and they we're asked to place il
the pocket penv for each Inch their waist
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Send ne voiy name and al
dress and all send you Il fycc
tr1al bottle ofuy SNr4b Peps!n.
Address ne d. w r. Ca!d-
sgeil. SIS Washington Street,
Monticello, ll!jncs. EverD-
body notv and .1ep pccdy a
la2dute. undtrt> sell Il kuo.t
the bcst. Write ms t5G..r
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measured, and bring this with them Sat
'urday evening During the evening n most
pleasing program was furnished. Proceeds
will be used to improve NJ. 4. parsonage.
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than ever heretofore paid. The pastors
salary has also been increased $500
during this time. A unanimous invitation
to return rs pastor of this church for
another wear was extended to Mr.. Jacobs.
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Wall Map of Delaware so Cents
limited number of the Rand Me
Nally maps of Delaware are on sale al
Every Evening Once. so cents, Ii
cents for postage 10 any address
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WITHOUT IRON YOUR BLOOD Also
loses ITS POWER TO CHANGE FOOD
INTO LIVING CELLS AND TISSUE ard
nothing you rat does ynu the proper amoIut q
good w, do rot gct the full strength oIt If
r n fact sometimes the more yasI eat the
,s,ore yol starvr. "a yylr d igrsffva organs are
rr 7s,le 10 handle much food when yonr biood
Iarks iron ard you often think yau haze
sf0fY,aCh trouble when II isnt thzt a. ali.
Sirot,Iy eat Iess and take Jr n. There arc
70 0ts 1o1 og0 90 Red Blood Corpus lea IN
yoar bIood ard each ono must have ron
DON'T TRY 10 'FOOL. TOf R@EI.F'
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syo~f f.H .ftT s. .a -
trat Irr- r.r-rf
ara ffa narHs st.f
f1-ffa RI .-s
i--9 alrr rof IN rfrr
1rr~a x1H-- tr.
--roe- fraH
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eou sa- Nas r.- ~
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~ yoIr doctor decide. Get nm 4" Hia"f
blood count" u y1ur red bioId 9rg
nd SEE WHETHER 1DD akE y u El.n
FNT. A - PkR CtNl pF iP ~
EfT IP0H MAN. ~ i yoa r9 m 70
q 70 this trouble cat more spin {. r aF4 ~
- IN. q II, 2 u pet at.re .nT tW1 VIZ. III
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collapses and dies from an
apparently trivial cause.
Lack Of iron in your blood
not only undermincs yo1r
health and robs you of your
bodily and mental vigor but
it weakens your WILL
POWER. Without iron ALL
THE FIGHT" COURAGE
and co AHEAD" in you is
taken out and You begin %
think itis''aR over" there 8
nothing more for you in life.
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FlIdIIIy, tHt IN6JIv- " III dUU I0I
determination" to carry him on to sue
cess. In his own mind HE ALWAYS
THINKS HE IS GOING TO COME
BACK" but he Is like a crippled deer
that rises up on It's four legs after
being shot. only to fall back again.
EVERY DOCTOR knows the tremen.
dous power of an IRON WILL TO pull
n patient through a critical illness
With an iron will. il often seems that
nothing can kill you Without it, a
patient sometimes speedily
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take oYgar iron i.Se Sur7'f
end of fh4f f.-ae -ee irr yrf.yr
p5Wcr ard endurance Jru o.
helps ruriCN tfHT l.r.r. d-
your 5sGl.y f frta
heips rrritai ~ fa.r sa--l
nothing 'ikN rtg yrI- tr " y
'he SoBrsgc ttrrGg
fFEhI ED3hDFs rY
and - urfaaiC rsra
Ihe fart that ysl r1F
oIf .,euchf cG
Iry y or t.5y g-Iavarfse tr.g1r.
hf1 gffrtpvev' = t1~ar 20 ElI
htlt orc ua~r srryr t0 ~
1ifrr lrrrzar r-.r "
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good for of these fa.icres is plain. AVna
approaches middle age THE IRON IN HIS BLOOD IS APT II
THIN OUT and he then lacks the necessary iron
In his body to give him the force strength and =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-04-04

ers. and pointed out that in this way
alone can they properly protect their
interests in the world today.
Next Meeting. Da>idsonsIiie
After this Benjamin. Watkins. Of
Devidsonviile. extended an invitation
TO. the assembled clubs to meet a'
Dayldsonyille neg, year
The County Home Demonstration
Agent, Mrs. ceorgiana Esnthicu'n.
made an appealing address for the
girls of Aane Arundel She gave re,
port of what had been accomplished
by her clubs and argel the co-opera-
tioa OF the parents.
The County Agent. G. ". Ncrris.
made short address aud told of soms
achievements since coming into the
county two. years ago He reminded
the audience that ne had maae his
first address In the owensyiile Hail,
and he felt that his work practicali.
radiated from thai centre.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-04-04
MISS BLANcH BUsEY
MARRTES EARL THOMSON


LYNcHBt2G. VA, Apr. 3--f fspec-
iaI j The marriage of Miss Blanch B.
Bnsey. daughter OF Doctor and Mrs.
Charles E. Busey. Of Lynehburg. and
Earl w. Thomson. son or Mr. and Mrs.
r. b. Thomson. OF Worcester. Mass,
took place af the Court Street
Methodist Church saturday evening.
The bride was attended by her sis
Ter. Miss Rosa Busey. and the groom
by his brother, George III. Thomson. Of
Worcester After the bridal trip, Mr..
and Mrs Thomson win be "at home
In Annapolis where the groom is an
instructor III electrical engineering In
the Physical Department OF the United
States Naval Academy.
Mr.. Thomson Is a graduate Of CLARK
University. Worcester, and Of Dart
mouth University. where he taught
after hIs graduation. going iater TO
Hobart University. When the war
started he volunteered for service and
was sent to Fortress Monroe with
rank of Captain to instruct in elec-
trical engineering Miss Busey. who
attended Randolph-Macon Women's
College. did social service during the
war both at Norfolk and here In the
Department OF Travellers Aid she is
a granddaughter Of the late j. p. Bell.
and her family is intimately connect
ed with the history OF Lynchburg.