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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-15

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-15

SALEM SILVERTON STAGE
Leaves Leaves
Salem Silverton
o. e. Depot News stand
TOO a. m. S:15 a. m.
1890 a. m. 1900 o. m.
$500 p. m. 6:15 D. m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave Salem o. E. depot-7:Oo
a. m. 11:00 a. m. 500 p. nj.
Leave Monmouth Hotel-S:15 a.
m. 100 p. m. 6:15 p. m.
Leave independence Hctal=S:3O
n. m. 1:15 p. m. $3.50 p. m.
Special trips by appointment.
Seven passenger car for hire,
J. w. PARKER, Prop.
Res. phone 615. Business phone 7
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Saturday, April 8, 1921
PLAIN NOTICE TO OUR ALLIES

throughout tho war an" tn" ~ "s
United States did not want and "0u not any
have decided to de-
the former German 'Tr'S
obviousls s represented
by division enemy pos,orS 'n''1uaS OF the
development OF resources @" ""
proceed though "
had Representatives, present :"
without, the participation matters which this
the stand Of
In his note to State Hughes has
pIa" language II" points out w |
RICH, "f Germany was acquired only
through the right aeru"s
c'mm"" victor" " shared by
overseas rosyas Of the United S'''
I AS the United states has mover
bind the n;,I States or for
'"1 " ,, -, ,,., - oc.., ~. .. Of tho uai,cd States
United States "''ra from rights
states has Te"1> acquired and IS ''' necessary
party could not affect
the fact tn" eve" Il" the treaty
itself cqua rights secured to
the United
all her rights titles overhc possessions
Furthermore drawn
., ,s United States WAS included
OF me l"a ", s - tort ,,,. document, co., the contrary
psasn, Wilson
throughout negotiations HIS eva'0"" were net placed
writing bu he hr explained follows
agreements arrived At r"sarf'aS the assignment
mandates n" specific
~ - 49, mandates and t.rn- ueo r acc p,ar,s
Gina, allied and associated powers
0O' d" 49, - ,nr ,s#pmsn, or ALLEGATION The o,n~cn,
United states as either the
islam o
~! consent :" an"
conpulsn 20 d. \" aoa
ton Of valid until ratified by AL IaFa0 therefore
has North Pacific stands tn" same APPLIES 10
noir ath
stop ard Listen
o a"l closed
proceeding they our
allies wei! as dt'uesy
that tn" mA'dar SES'"
sanIh "a
by the
dNen interpretations that may
be constant tendency
uAnd" us own the
trouble 1t should be abolished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
CONSTANTINE FACING
FAILURE

The dc.p"-a:c cTu-t OF King Conatan-
tine - krc? what Greece gained
through ~ quotation Of HIM during tn"
,>,r,d VAR now seems doomcI - cai.u...
:, u,s , =rcA, dream. and ~" .U.r'0$
,r The. ,irelhs n 4" urS: S;tH,s 80 th':r
Turkish ,ryas."n ,ndI"at"d that L might
come true .N:'cr having captured TWO
junction p".a,> on tn Easdad railway.
which l., Turkeys "HlE important .nc'
luc Greek 'nr, o. were a;ttch"! anf
Jrivrn back toward C"nStaottn"9l". Tn"
Turks. rc4l.z'ns 'na' 'h"l~ country l., IN
danger o. naturalization. are lighting deS-
% rat".y. aud Ar" SAID ~ b" res"'';mS
heavy r.. rcoc,"rcnts NOT only from the
interior 81 Turkey. hu, from Armenia.
tho Russian government having fur
nisheG ships 20 AIRY Turk troops across
the Elack sea.
. C'onstan,!r"'~ dream was - defy tho
London conference, whi.h decided . re
Use the 'S.,r'> treaty IN favor o. III"
Turks. b. - -~eHp:"r military victory
which would r"du," turkey To Il s't;o
% virtual h.'i.'~~"'--. Eut th,. "'S
not all o. e. T.a-.. .: :,'t anc:c7:
prophecy that 4 C'oastaritn" whose
queen IS \ Sophia shah reign again in
ConStantlnop!'. tt" Greek monarch. to-
ge,hcr WIKI some other Greeks. believed
tha, with 4 victory over Turkey h"
could successful asr:rr % CONSTANT
uoplc. May | VA, -, Il. tn" date al The
coronation.
WNatcycr ruar hav" been the merit
81 no Man 20 a;t.trk and p.Cr-un Tur-
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FIRE CHIEF STATES
FACTS IN ACCIDENTS

To- -" hdIt.': Of The IuiH.l.c,Hrnr.
p.'lr Sir
With reference pi"as" % a -O-,a,
puhGca;:r" ~ your valued 7npNr ,,'a;-
.nE the "u- Hr' trucks ".tv. me- wj'h
four We. Ks IN - wtrv weeks Tie
"-,''r I"l.r,c. ;Aat - i, ":,,N fir ="
tn" ".-'rh.". @! ;@r ny departments Il.
"..t t% h'">,.f ma, -. publ. know
"a" 'Hci$ n III" Suhy'C; matter
Nh!..' - = true thai uW February =
l.ts'p ~" writer c",!ii"h with 4 delivery
'r':.n an t." Creek Fridge. 49, r.rr..u-
stance. ~ This rart.,..I,,r r...,,,, -, "
fresh "a Tn. ln.nI, o.. oar .ir ,.,..
Ta,. Other ,n,sl;,n vl.,.. l.,.,,. .r,I =
CUR y. : I',i,rn.. W. r..~...,,.,..,.. -,
a call 90 N. So:irr S.I. ......... 80
writer hr.S - nyp,,ir.
!, m, boo, lrnw. -, 90, .l,,,
Tho wh,.,.,.i ra nh. n,,.t,...,~ ..,.o -
Apparatus ~. G.:r,;iy.. and ', -,r,
tho Question had been -.,,,r -, in .bc
manufacturers 7""i~ =, ~. Sentative
who r,.,.,,i.y made ~, ir.-,. ...,.,. - 49,.
ti-r t,u.E. &:a,cd ,1:,; wn..r -. J.I ~,
cous.d.r tho !, heels d,ra.. rn.,. h.. u.,,sr.
rnluas, tina. ,ov wheels ~, ..,,, v,...n
IN" w-r,t.- desires :, r,,,.n, ,-~,,,,
~. n.>f Iay ,,,n- mo ,,i.n,,
\. 20 Ia. niSh,n ,..o..,. ..,it..- ,-,.,,
la~; SUNDAY. wr.lr r..urn..... from :, cal
it,,. f"H,win.: facts are n.r, Submitted:
= Whilr making tho turn rornir., i..r,h
- Tw, nty-sovra'h ,ai Cnar..n.. >.r,a...
-" dr.v"~ 49, compelled ~ ;...'. oyer
=" "a" lift lI#d side n: ,",r, ~. stree:
"a a;,ow Sufri,i -. -nn,u for "a. ladder
Prof. TIr~txman. who was driving south
pulled Over ,o The c~ntr- or ~, stree.
nr accnun, .r =, co., r,.,,,.,,. ,.,r ,.,,,.
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for, for ono to resist taking an active
part in the Drive. especially so, at tbs
season of the year when motoring Is the
most enjoyable paStime. II is reason
able t. believe that many who failed
70 grasp the opportunity before Will
lose no time in joining the present Cir.
culatIon Drive.
THE THING TO DO.
TO compete for the big automobiles
all that is necessary tn do Is 10 enter
ones name upon the enrolment books
request receipt books for convenience
in taking subscriptions and go to work
The coupon printed in today's issue i
for this purpose. clip II out. I'LL In the
name and address and either bring ,r
send to the Circulation Headquarters.
lntelligcncer building. II Is needless
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
EVERYONE Is PAID.

An especially attractive feature az
the big circulation Drive is that all viii.
n- paid handsomely for the results they
secure. \ cash commission Of ten pei
cent viii he paid those who alae not
awarded one OF tho regular prizes upon
every dollars worth Of now suoscrip'
tons they secure. Thus The Circula
ton Drive Is 4 sure thing for the drive
members right from the beginning and
their reward depends entirely upon tho
effort put forth.
The five handsome and luxurious
touring cars are the grand prizes and
vii! hc awarded the five highest voting
drive members IN the entire field. Turl
~ tie dnublc-pase announcement in TO-
1ay'S Issue and read III" proposition r
detail and determine now that you vii
not pass UP this golden opportunity &c
own q ma gnifrcHt touring car FOR your
efforts during spare time for elgHt
weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09
$3.50 Paige,

I"'Ir@ 20 the circulation Drive ard
Ir.s" " .unrrS Vii l." determined by q
crrdi, >Sa,r,n for subscriptions. y cor
tain Number nf ere It, or votes viii h'
glyrn for subscriptions and those per.
sons who secure u. greatest number II
vote; will be awarded the prizes aCCorf'
ing L. t:tir Respective standings wr"r
thu DrIv" ends. Votes mpy be secured
10y clipping the fro" coupons from tnc
regular ISSUES Of TIL" lnrcll!Fen"cE. y
qulrkcr way Of securing votes - hy g.
iar i,I:L..n-rdvancr subscriptions l."
Thu luirlllEru"cr. Tn" schedule p,:b
Used elsewhere III ih.s issue show just
II " many votes Will hc allowed upnN
cnr.h subscription. The CirCu.atnH
Dr.vr headquarters is located on TIC
Srcrnd floor "C IN" lnlci,igcnccr build
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,h.. .tme property han 4 man residing
.t. adjoining ,.ru!.:v Nu a matter
o.. f.,.r there - NJ "rnav l." about =.
|, las hr,n 4 genera. aud d"pl.rab..
,uu.iiirn
THIS :.,mc System las Operated /"
piacr AN unG.lr star" al tn" burden 81!
III" d.i'r; ~'..," lLA at, Tia. rarln"r tn"
home Owner and the small business iaan.
Tho avcrac, assessor ,Iu mnLr an nc
curatr estimate of III" vn!u" Of farm
az :. dwelling l"Utn or = small has ness.
Th, average a>S,$ sur vAnuu, make an
arrur1,, estimate of the value Of a hi.;
m,nuia,,urIur I,l,nt or a H.. business
rha, =, no, 4 rrilrctinu rliun the as
sr,sn- hY, j, docs ,nl,.,,e ;he need ~
r>ucr, cuj.l,ur,.
Two bills ,,,y bending N ~. lrrIsla-
tur.. ;r,. IL, ..u,d :, rn-rc,, ih:, rundI-
ton. On,. rrn, Idrs fr- 4 r,,ssrSsmcnt
,i.,, ,..,.ss,.,s r.....,r,,,., ,.,.,.- -. ~.
..,,, sur,rvi...o, .. m, s.,.c ,,> ,,,-
,.iss,..,., .,r.. r,l,.~ r-.,I,.., q, ,,.,e
h,.,-L a. .,,,,,,,,,tor .,,.l r.,.,u -,
,,r.,,... ~ ,,,c ,.-..r- ,,.,.i.r ,,,...,.,,.--
,, .r
'''' "''' - '''
'''''' va, ''
- '''
oE 90 county "'a'dS' """'H moan h'''
atcur"'" Variations OF industries an"
o"S'''SS'' Mh''" INC '''i"H" assessor
a -
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Sl,795.oo Hupmobile.

10 add that persons who grasp the op'
portunity 1t once will enjoy tremen6'
Gus advantage over those entering later
The mil! docs not grind with water that
has past, and those who start tmmedi'
aic.v vii! not suffer the handicap OF
having 10 make up for lost time.
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in his campaign and win persona
triumph.
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CIRCULATION DRIVE
Continued From Page one.)

friends mr. opportunity {" Germ NiT re
vuri; daring th":" SPAR '.i.". tdl
Sl,985.oo Roo. 49,
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II =. Wells says ~" rnijrd States
was hrh.l NJ 10y The ra'!r";lt& careful.
sun. or you';I b" unhu',t Il" $au3r wry.
---.lIuH;!nC:uu Advertiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

PENNSYLVANIA locomotive. y tr!t!:nG
matter. Even II 4 man should steal 4
Whole railroad rjgh' now lac wouidn't
hc much OF 4 ihicc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

ThoS" who DO no. pay th".r water
IN Wi hHv" their Supply shu, uN Mon
day. Then where VIII they b" for mud
baths"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

I.c rr.,.,..,n brave W. '.,a"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

y new t.n '"unterfrii not" = hong
circulated. Tho man VII" got tina, "ut
should hc IN, 70 the pen for snuhh.ng
In" genera, rUb,Ic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

Tho Russian Reds have rrnsra,uiA,cd
III" Turks. That's ua;urri III" &c.
shcviM arc always ready :" say good
word for \ i.rs, class j"H 90. bu,chcring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-09

The head Of ;he E"ihlchcm Stc"l cor.
roration sees better tine, coming. Yes.
but docs ho $cc them wi,h the naked
eye or 4 t"lrS, one
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y "or iur. " W
Npr-l ). ,1"i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
CHTSTERTOwN AND VICINITY

Chc~tertowp Md. Jan ~ Samuel
Nanuort died Saturday evening al >
o'clock az the home Of his daughter Mrs
James " Chapman lr. IA Baltimore,
from general detslitv, IN the s4th wear Of
his age lie was horn and reared IN this
county and for wears was one Of It's most
active men. lrsthc religious political and
business world He was until recently a
member of the Board of Visitors and
Governors Of Washington College. was a
director IN the CheStertown Bank Of
MARYLAND for 80 wears. was a director in
the Kent Mutual Fire Insurance CO. for
many Years. and for 40 wears was supeTIn-
taOdent of II. James Methodist Protest
ant Sunday School and a member Of the
Board of Stewards of that church for
years 4 number Of wears ago he WAS
elected 3 member Of the MARYLAND State
Legislature bv the Democrats Of this
county and he had always taken an active
part in local political affairs Also, he had
served as delegate To the annual con-
ference of tho Methodist Protestant Church
probably more than any other man IN
Kent county. and had also been q member
Of the General ConEferercc of the church
on several occasions The remains were
brought to his home here Sunday after
noon. The fur eral was held Yesterday
morning from his home oR High street
The services were conducted by Rev
Avery Donovan, pastor ol St james
NJ T. Church, Il which the deceased had
been hfelorg member, assisted by Rev
\. O. Gibson, pastor of tChiist Nj. =.
Church. lntsImert was made IN the
family lot in Chester cemetery. He left
a valuable estste.
Mrs. II r Goodin and Miss Matilda
r. Rasin sist is Of II; late Mrs James
A Pe8rce. have moved 70 Baltimore.
where they will make their home wit
their sister, Mrs. l. NJ Merritt Tn is re-
moves the entire family of the late Judge
James Alfred Pearce from Chestertown
where they had spent the greater part of
their lives
John II. Mof1ett. one Of the we'll known
poultryTnen of this county, sold ore OF his
FIRE Rhode Island Red puilets last week
to farcier for $50, for exhibition puf-
poses.
Mr.. and Mrs. james H. Shuster of Viii
mington delighted the audienoes Of Christ
NJ. p. Church, Sunday, with number of
FIRE vocal selections.
Rev L. t. Barrett has greatly i'm
proved in health during the past week,
ard is able to be about
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Grand Lodge Officers Visit Della
ware City Masons and Con-
fer Second Degree.
KEPT At HOME By ROBBERS
Fine Program for Meeting OF
Dagsboro Parent-Teachers'
Association, Friday Night.

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Dagshoro. Jan. l9.--The program COM
rnittee Of the Dagsboro PARENT Teacher
Association ave prepared the following
program for the next meeting, Friday
evening at 7.3c o'clock. in the Town Hall
March by orchestra; song, Star
Spsnglcd Banner" by audience: prayer
Rev. Mr.. Steininger; song, "1n Stand
bv Nv School. school: reading and the
adoption of the minutes; welcoming adj
dress, President Reynolds; recitation,
Give Is Men. Preston West dialogue,
Texas Courtship. Everett Hickman and
Alice Atkins; exercise, Trained Crows"
tune. When Johnny Comes Marching
Home. by Mrs. Chambers pupils;
selection by Greenwood orchestra; recita-
tlon, Ruth Donawayi song, Dental
song" primary children; exercise.
Mother Goose Rhymes" Miss West $
pupils, chorus, Jolly Boys" Professor
lcffersons pupils; exercise. New Year.
primary folks; recitation, Professor Steele
Of Milsboro; pantomime, Tom Thumb s
Wedding. Miss Reynolds pupils; pa
patriotic drill by sixth and seventh
grades, closed by the entrance of the
Goddess of Liberty and Columbia and by
the audience singing "Columbia, the Gem
OF the Ocean. song Song of the Edu-
Gators tune Jingle Bells third grade
Next viii be talk on THE Importance
Of Debating. followed by the explanation
1f the terms Of the evenings debate. by
Eben Townsend. vice-presdent OF the
Sussex county Board of Education. The
. subject OF debate is Resolved That the
Modern Girl is More Useful as a Citizen
Than Was Her Grandmother. Atiirma-
tive, William II. Chandler, broker. Days.
huro Negative Professor Otis Y. Ieffer
son, principal Of Dagsboro public school.
Recitation by Mrs Elisha Steele. AfTirna-
tive. William II Welch cenS,,s enumerator
OF Delaware. Milton; instrumental duet
clarionei and flute Negative Professor
Clifford \. Timmons principal Of Frank
ford high school Rebuttal three minutes
Tor each side The Judges are Daniel J
LAYTON James VI Tunnel and Andrew
J. Lyrch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA
TARRH, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES,

u YOU know of some one who Is troubled
with Catarrhal Deafness. head noises or
ordinary catarrh cut out this formula and
hand II To them and you may have been
tho means Of saving some poor sufferer
perhaps from total deafness. In England
scientists for a long time past have rocor-
niged that catarrh IL constitutional
disease and necessarily requires consti-
tutional treatment.
SPRAYS, inhalers and nose dotches are
liable 20 irfitate the delicate air passages
and force the disease INTO the middle enr,
which frequently means total deafness,
or else The disease may be driven down
the air passagcs towards the lungs. which
Is equally as dangerous. The following
formula which Is used extensively in tho
damp English climate is constitutional
treatment and should prove especially
effioacioua 70 sufferers here who live under
more favorable climate conditions
Secure from your druggist l oarce Of
sParmint double strength. Take this
home and add TO IL Il pint Of hot water
and little pfanulated sugar: stir until
dissolved Take one tablespoonful fopr
times day This viii often bring ogiririr
relief from distressing head noises Cloggej
nostrils should open. breathing become
easy and hearing improve As the inasu-
nation IN the eustachian tubes is r..
duced Parrnint used in this way arts
directly upon the blood and mucoils SIR.
faces of The system and has a tonic action
that helps To obtain the desired results.
The preparation IL easy 10 mako. costs
little and is pleasant 81 take Every per-
son who hes catarrh nr head noises or 10
hard Of hearing should give this treat.
ulpnt a trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

VISITED BY HIGH OFFICERS

Delaware City, Jan 10 Grand Master
William J. Highield Of the Grand Lodgc
Of Delaware. A. L. 4 \ NJ, Deputy
Grand Master George & Williams, Grand
Chaplain Thomas \ Wingato and mem
bers Of the staff pail their official visit
to Jackson Lodge. No. 10. a II Il 4 NJ.
last night There was an complication
of tho second degree bv the visitors
Following the meeting, banquet was
held in the firc engine hall Ladies' of the
Order of the fastorn Star supt>viscd
the serving while music was furnished
bv Fort du punt orchestra
Grand Master Hight cld presided as
toastmaster and remarks werC made
hv all the visitors and hy Past Master
Stanley s Stevens, of the local lodge
In addition to tho three Grand Lodge
officers named, the following members
of the staff also were present Harry ]
Guthrie. G. G. MacNamee. Granville
7 Alexander " ) Almond James r.
Thomson and Harry G.. Little
The affair was ono of tho finest held hv
the local ln,igc, and a pleasant evening
was onjovod hs I'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
SHOWER FOR BRIDE ELECT.

Newport, Jan l9-Misses Bessie and
Emma Msclarv entertained friends at
their home here, Monday evening in the
form of variety shower for Miss Eliza
beth Stroud, whose marriage to Harvey
" Msclsrv will take place in FebrtIary
Those present were: Misses Mildred
Short. Mary Moody, Edith Davis. Iva
Hitch Marv Vernon, Bessie Maclarv.
Josephine Rsu, Pauline Dempsey
Helen Murphy, Emma Maclary. Bessie
Jones, Edith Maclsry, Rebecca Maclary,
Elsie MscNamee, Mrs. Florence Wilckens,
Mrs. Beiia Stroud Earle Staafs, George
Rsu, Richard Appleby Harvey Maelary,
Robert Maclary. William G. Maclarv,
kxpinia and William Maclary, William
Haubert, Mr.. and Mrs Horace DeslSvne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Keen, Mr. and
Mn. Olin Haubert, Mr.. and Mrs Wat
son keolig, MIR and Mrs. Clarence Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby Lyman, Mr. and
Mr.. Warren Cranston, and Mr. and Mrs
G. w. Maclary.
Miss Stroud received a number Of very
pretty and useful gifts. The dining room
wss beautifully decorated for the occa-
-ion and refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
STANTON NOTES.

Stanton. Ian Diamond state
GrsnGe Of Stanton did not meet on Mon
isy evening The officers elect will be in
stalled az the meeting next Monday
evening bv Past Stsie Master .. W
FsStburn and staff
Miss Ksthryu Wood, Home Demon
rrstion Agent val hold a meeting for
the lsdies Interested in sewing baking.
earning, etc, IN Friends meetinghouse
this sfternoon.
Miss krsll. rural leader of the Y. W. c.
4. Girls Reserve Corps, met with the
stanton Club, yesterday afternoon. in
Friends meetinghouse. and girls received
training in gymnasium exercises
The Stanton Community Association
will hold It's business and social meeting
IN Friends westinghouse, FRIDAY eve
ming At an Entertainment recently held
by the Stanton NJ f. Sunday school, the
sum Of S75 was collected for the Ar
meniaD Fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

Mrs Vance r. Miller, who has been
spending several days ss n g,icrt Of MIR
and Mrs. AndrcwtMitchell returned to her
home yesterday, accompanied by Mrs
Charles s. Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs
shaher Walton Of Wilmington, who will
spond several days ~ guests Of relatives
and friends at Pomeroy and Downing
town, Pa.
Miss Anna Gonnley, who has been
spending several weeks as a guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Susan Gor1nley, returned To
Washington, yesterday where she y
employed.
John Toman is confined to bis homo
suffering from grip.
neeA College basketball FIVE will play the
New Castle High School team N the
Opera House Tho game will begin at
SIS.
The meeting Of the members of the
Board Of Eduer tiop, which WAS scheduled
for this evening, has been postponed
until tomorrow evening on account OF
other engagements.
Last evening at the close Of the lodge
sesson Of the Industry Council, Junior
Order United American Mechanics, the
latter defeated the Junior Guards in three
consecutive games, the scores being u
To II, III TO 9 and 2I 20 3 The players
for the local team comprised George
Proud, captain; John Clymer, Edward
Proud. and Robert Barne.. The Junior
Guards players were l.. G. Wright, cap
tain; w w. Davis, II. Hayden, J. File
and d. Clark.
Matthew Wnlr, meat market will be
closed on Friday from 30 n m. until
$40 p. m. on account Of death in the
family --Adv.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tiana Presbyterian Church will meet
tomorrow evening at 4 o'olock at the home
of MIR and Mrs William T. Harrington
Of Hear.
This II the weather for hot water bottles,
We have them nj the right price +.
Challenger & Son, prescription pharfna-
e ist ADV
Mr. and Mrs Harry Inplc yesterday
moved 20 their newly purchased home, on
West Sixth street
Don't LET your ear freere up. Dcna-
tur cd alcohol at L. Challenger 4 Son,
Prescription Pharmacist ADV
Tomorrow afternoon AZ 2.3o the mem
berp of the Women's Auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian Church will meet at
the Marble hall Building at Fifth and
Delaware streets.
For that cough Use Cherry Balsam.
i5c bottle, r. Challenger A Son, Pre-
scription Pharmacist Adv.
Last evening William r sllver, Great
Sachem Of the Little Bear Tribe No ad
Of Bear. accompanied by his staff visited
the Ninnehaha Tribe Of Red Men at
Newark and installed the Senior and
Junior saramorrs of the organization
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