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SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

Smyrna, May ls.-Former Congress
man l.. Irving Handy viii be the prin-
cipal speaker at the special Memorial
Day services at Old Drawers Preshy-
tern Church, near Odessa Following
the services the Boys Brigade of the
church. under the leadership of Captain
Tippert, viii decorate the graves of
soldiers in the cemeteries.
The Ladies Aid Society of the VI. E.
Church at Camden cleared s12 from a
bake held last Saturday.
Fruitland Grange has arranged for
social meetings on Monday evenings
during June, July, August and Septem-
ber.
Traffic was delayed on the Townsend
Chsstertown branch of the Delaware
Division, Tuesday, caused by the de-
railing of a milk car at Worton station.
The wrecking crew from Clayton was
called out and cleared the tracks.
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QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands 70
break the costly, nerve-snattering to-
bacco habit. Whenever you have a
longing for a smoke or chew Just place
a harmless aNo-To-Bac tablet in your
mouth instead All desire stops. Shortly
the habit is completely broken. and you
are better of mentally. physically
financially. It's so easy. so simple. Get
a box of No-To-Bae and If il doesn't
release you from all craving for tobacco
in any form. your druggist VIII refund
your money without question.
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WEDDINGS IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown, May is.-Miss Delsie NJ.
Williamson. daughter of Thomas c.
Williamson of Hobbs, Md, and Willard
Hartzei, son of Bruce Hartzei OF near
Bridgeville, were married at the Seaford
Nj. L. Circuit parsonage, Sunday night,
by Rev Norman Claude Benson.
Miss Levinia T.. Darby, daughter of
Harry Darby, and Alya n Donovan, son
of John II. Donovan both Of Pennington.
were married at Milford, Saturday night,
by Rev. ID. W Jacobs.
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SALE OF FINE PROPERTY.

Seaford. May ts.-Yesterday Willard
s. Morse sold his homestead in West
Seaford to J. Collins Jones of Newark,
N. ]. The consideration is said TO have
been $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse, who have been
wintering in Los Angeles, Calf. re-
turned here a few days ago. They viii
spend the summer at Rehoboth Beach
and go back to Los Angeles next winter.
Mr.. Jones, the purchaser OF this fine
home, is a commission merchant of
Newark. He and his family viii spend
their summers here and their winters
in Florida.
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FOR CHILD WELFARE.

seaford. May ia.--The local child's
Welfare Committee has elected the fol-
lowing officers. Mra. j. X. Cooke, chair
man. Mrs. ELLA g. Emory, secretary;
Mrs. w. II. Miller. treasurer, MiHH
Maud SudIer. of Bridgevlle. child well
fare nurse for western Sussex county.
II has been decided 10 hold monthly
meetings regularly on the first Monday
of every month AT $40 u. M.
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ITALIAN BERRY PICKERS.

Bridgeville. May 19.-Italians IN large
numbers are coming into the town on
every train TO pick the berry crop, which
is expected TO be on in full next week.
About 500 crates were shipped from this
station on Monday. Two car loads were
sent out by freight on Tuesday. while
several hundred crates We're sent by
express and parcel post.
Prices declined. Tuesday, and good
berries could be bought for 81 and SO
per crate but yesterday there was an
advance in prices, not so many berries
coming in. The cool weather is hold
ing them back, which every one thinks
is an advantage.
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NEWS OF KENToN.

kenton, May 1s.-Miss Mary Walker
nf Philadelphia was a guest last week,
of her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reese of New
Castle have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William III. Greenweli
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Attix have been
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. ID. Rodney
Bice and daughter, Eleanor of Dover
and c. Thomas Attix of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham and
daughter. Emily of Clayton We're guests
of Mrs. Kate c. Johns. last week.
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RED MEN TO CELEBRATE

Dover. May 19.-'Waneta Tribe. No.
IS, /. o. r. NJ, of this town viii celebrate
its 27th anniversary in its room in Odd
Fellows Temple, tomorrow evening al
s o'clock.
A literary and musical entertainment
has been prepared and all Red Men,
with their wives and women friends
have been invited.
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CHATAQUA AT MIDDLET0wN.

Middletown. May 1e-Radcliffe Chau-
tauqua viii give its entertainment in
Middletown on May 81. June 1-2, with an
unusually good program. The advance
agent was in town this week and met a
number of the guarantors at the home
of Mrs. A. NJ Chamberlaine, Monday
evening. Plans were made and these
chairmen named:
General chairman, Walter Beasten;
secretary and treasurer, DR.. Louis
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The first application of Howard's Butter
milk Cream will astonish you. The dull
est most lifelcss complexion is turned 60
radiant beauty and red or rough hands or
arms made snowy white, yet there Is not
the slightest sign OF Its use IL actually
atmosphere will not produce the least
shininess or greasiness of the skin.
No matter whether you are troubled with
q poor complexion wrinkles, puffiness
around the eyes. crow q feet or lines around
mouth or Just simple roughness OF the
face hands or arms caused by wind or sun.
you Will fnd that these troubles will quickly
disappear with the use of Howard's Butter
milk Cream.
To prove this TO your complete satiafac-
tion get package today nt any first class
drug or toilet goods counter Insist on
Howards 8 Buttermiik Cream. no other
Cream can take its place. Ii you cannot
obtain send 10 cents silver or stamps for
generous trial package OF Cream and soap
ton Street. Buffalo. N. Y. J. NJ. Eek erd
can supply you.
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Iscvinson: assistant. Mrs. A. M. Gham-
berlaine.
Chairman In charge Of tent work, ETC.,
John r.. Denny. assisted by Professor
VoRel.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Fitzpatrick.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Fitz-
patrick. who died suddenly Tuesday
night. will be held on Saturday morning
from the home of her brother. ]. How
ard Drukker. ia North du Pont street
with services at 3 o'clock in St Peters
Cathedral. Interment will be in the
"a fhedral cemetery.
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Levy Court on Inspection Trim.

Besides inspecting the Delaware In
dustriai School for Girls. the Levy Court
visited the Ferris Industrial School and
Hope Farm yesterday. Result Of the
Inspection win be announced at the
courts meeting next Tuesday.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Virginia Craig of Christiana and
Augusta Jones OF Marshallton.
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Variety supper at Union Fire Han.

A variety supper was held at the
Union Fire Company's hall last night
by the Ever Green Sunday school class,
Of silverbrook NJ. r. Church, for the
benefit Of the new Sunday school build
ing.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Corner Jackson and Jefferson S.
II n oAA n n MFaID4n~

Corner Jackson and Jefferson SITS.
\. D. stoetzer, D. o., Minister.
Bible school $3.50 A. NJ. Glasses
for all ages. MIR. Frank c.. Evan,
Supt. We Will observe the Tooth
anniversary OF the building Of the
First Presbyterian church. Ad-
dress by the pastor DR.. H. c..
Stoetzer on this subject: Tho
Early History OF the Monongahela
Valley. Reception of Members.
Special music. Junior Endeavor,
$3.50 P. NJ. Leader Dorothy
Sheets. Junior Intermediate En-
deavor $50 P. NJ. and leader;
Virginia Shurtlsff. intermediate
Endeavor $3.50 P. N. Leader Miss
Lanona Cubbage. Evening ser.
vice 1880 P. NJ. Address by the
pastor on this subject: The One
Hundredth Anniversary Of the
Presbyterian church. Mid week
prayer service Wednesday 1880 F.
NJ. A cordial invitation is extend.
ed to all to attend these various
services.
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Cas- MAe4lnqa

The Friendship ana Loyal Wo-
mems classes Of the Central Chris
tan church met at the church
Thurgday evening. Business SEES
sicns were held by each class and
officers elected for the following
year. Officers for the Loyal Wo-
mems class are president, Mrs.
If. W. BattIger, vice president,
Mrs. Clark KIsner. secretary, Mrs.
Bush: assistant secretary Mrs. H.
W. Brunette; treasurer, Mrs.
Frank Dlckerson: teacher, Rev. ].
IL. Gordon; assistant. Mrs. S. l..
Jacobs. Officers for the Fricnd-
ship class are: President, S. c..
Watkins: vice president. Frank
Carpenter; secretary, r. NJ. Wat
lkins: assistant secretary, Frank
treasurer, Clark Ksner;
teacher. A. P. Jones. At the con-
clnsion OF the business session the
Loyal Women were invited to the
social rooms Of the church where
they were most delightfully."- enter
tanned by the members OF the
Friendship class. A court room
scene during when a mock trial
was held was the amusing feature
OF the evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the men
also.
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds were lett a.
the office OF Lee n. Satterfield.
clerk OF the county court, Friday
for recording:
Harry l.. Gould to Jennie g. Met
calf, a parcel OF land situated in
Water street, in the city Of Fair
mont.
Allen Jerome La Rue to Isaac
johnson and Alice Johnson, his
wife, a parcel OF land known and
designated as Lot No. l, in Sanford
place.
Sam R. Nusum to the City OF
F&irmont, a parcel OF land in the
Eighth ward Of the city Of Fair.
mont Consideration, $500.
George e. PeddIcord and wife to
W. Nelson Beale, a parcel Of land
IN the FaIrmont Development com,
pany's addition to the city OF
Bairmont. Consideration, $500.
FaIrTnont Lodge No. 2, Independ.
ont Order Of Odd Fellows, to @. E,
Malone. a parcel of land in Maple
Grove cemetery. Consideration,
W.
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FIRST Baptist Church


TIE subject Of tho discussion OF
the day will be Of interest to you.
Come. 10:45, Morning service
Heirs" 1880, evening service
1.-THE Sham and The Real IN Reli-
gton." Baptism at the close OF the
evening service. $3.50, Sunday
school-goal- Double the Adult
Attendance" 1880 junior serho on
LESSONS From a Lead Pencil"
Master Edward Eardly will sing,
'some One is Knocking at The
Door" 1O:45 Junior B. Y. P. U.
6:45. intermediate B. Y. P. O.,
Harold Jenkins. leader. 6:46
Senior B. Y. P. u, W. D. Taylor.
leader. Good music Is promised
for the services Of the day.
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M, P. TEMPLE
). G. Bloomfield, D. o. Paste

). G. 6roomfieId, .. o. Pastor.
II you have no church affiliations
In town we will be glad to have
you worship with us tomorrow.
Glass meeting at 8 A. NJ. led by
Fred M. Wilson. Sunday School
at $3.50 ]. R. Sheridan, supt.
Preaching service at 1O:45 with
sermon on 1.-THE Secret OF Christ
ian Endurance. Christian Endea.
vor at 6:45 P. NJ. led by Miss
sa%tterfteld. Evening worship at
1870 o'clock. Subject OF sermon:
1.-THE Price Christ Paid for Our
Redemption" Our music tomorrow
will be as follows: Anthem-Be-
hold God is Great-NayIor. Solo
Pour Out Thy H~eart-Mahauie-
Mr. Darlington. Male Quartet
Thy win Be An
them-Be Not Afraid-Mendels,
.sohn. Duet--Love Divine-Havcus
MT. harrington and Mr.. Beck,
EFT.
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FIRaT M%ETAoDIaT EpIecoPAL

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Corner Fairmont Ave and Fourth
Street.
Claude H. King, D. D.. pastor,
322 FarimoHt Ave.
Sunday school at $3.50. G. W.
Evans. supt. Public worship at
1885. Tho subject Of the sermon
will be knowledge is Power"
Junior League at $50. Leader
Miss Catherine Troxell. Subject,
"Epworth Herald Day" Isaiah
62:7. Public worship at 1880. Ad-
dress by Mrs. D. c. Street, Sec
rotary Deaconess Work, Washing
ton, D. c. The teachers training
class will meet on Tuesday night
from z to 8 o'clock. Prayer and
Conference Meeting on Wednesday
evening at 1880.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Third st. and CASTOR Ave.
HoY J, Mover, Pastor

Services for the third Sunday in
Advent: Sunday School at $3.50.
+. H. Fry, supt. C. H. Bloom,
song leader. Classes for oil ages.
Morning worship and sermon at
.l0:45. Subject OF sermon Our
Christmas Catechism." Christian
Endeavor at $3.50. vesper service
and sermon at 1880. Subject OF
sermon. KNOWING the Time" The
Ladies Aid Society will attend this
service in a body. Wednesday
evening church service at 1880. A
sermon by the pastor.
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MoNoNGAH M. e. CHURCH
SOUTH
r, ]. HopRon, Pastor

Sunday School 10 A. NJ. R. C.
Mason. Supt. We now have q stan
dard school. Have fine attendance
Epworth League z P. NJ. James
A. Riedy. NJ. D.. Pres. The Lea
que is going nicely. Preaching by
the pastor at 1880. You are invit.
cd to attend.
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The Julia Bonefield Mission
Circle of the Diamond street
church will have their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday Of two
o'clock at the homo OF Mrs. G. F.
Malone IN State street. The dis
trict workers will be present and
address the society. The meeting
will be adjourned at $3.50 o'clock
in order that tae members may
attend the meeting Of the Homo
Missionary Society at the church
which is announced for $3.50. The
speakers for this meeting are Miss
Straight and Miss Bateman. A
good attendance is desired at each
meeting.
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United Brctheren Church
W. C. Ware. pastor

Church on East side, East Park
car at Fairfax. Sunday school at
9:45 q. m. Guy G. Campbell,
superintendent. Morning worship
and sermon by the pastor at
10:45. Senior and Junior Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Senior
endeavor topic, Points in the
Pledge We are Likely to Neglect"
Leader, r. A. Wooton. Evening
worship and sermon by the pastor
at 7:45. An opportunity Will be
given any one who desires to do 30
to unite with the church at both
the morning and evening service.
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II CHURCH. OF CHRIST.
a. A. RunnRe. Ir.. MiniRteF.

The Church OF Christ at Barfack-
vile meets tomorrow at 10 a. m. for
Bible study. Preaching and com
munion to follow. Subject for the
morning will be considered at that
time. It will be in the way Of n
message to the church. The eve
ming services will start at 7:15
opening with a good song service
and memory Bible reading by all
present. Subject for tho evening.
what is the Provocative Cause OF
the Non-unity OF the church," We
invite the public to hear the truths
as presented by the Christ and tho
Apostles.
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The Congressional Medal o. Hon
.or. laid on the tomb Of the unknown
soldier, by the United states, VIII
be encased IN a glassfronted box
and fixed to a pillar close TO the
tomb where all may see the medal
and read the inscription. It was
originally planned to place the med
al among other historical relics in
the chapter house which is visited
by relatively few persons, The
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The 3 5 NJ. ?. CHURCH.

$3.50 a. NJ. Sunday school. 10:45
a. IN. sermon by DR.. ]. A. Selby,
president Of Annual Conference.
New members will DO received at
both the morning and evening SER
vices. 600 p. H.. Junior Endeavot.
$3.50 p. M. Senior Endeav0r. 1880
p. nj. evangelistic services. Ser
mon by Dr.. Selhy. Come and hear
this able minister OF the Gospel.
Wednesday 1880 2. f15 mid.week
prayer meeting. Friday, 1880 p. M,
Bible class.
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FLEMING MEMORIAL CHURCH,
Rev, e, M, Moser, Pastor.

Sabbath school $3.50 a. NJ. Bring
one-our goal is 200. Preaching at
1890 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor
$50 P. N. Junior Endeavor $3.50.
Evening sermon 1880. Teacher
Training Glass Monday evening
Z P. NJ. Bible Study an dprayer
service Wednesday evening at Z P.
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Personals

Mir. and Mrs. Franklin Wilson
OF Barnes street have both been
Ill for several days.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Sheridan Brunl-
mage movcd today rom barneS
street this city, TO Warrington.
Anthony Vincent has purchased
the Brumrnago property and VIII
reside there.
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IN LOCAL CHURCHES

Eva Hartley and the choir Will rem.
der special music at both serviceS.
Bible school begins at $50 a. m.
under the leadership OF Seymour
McTnttre, superintendent. The
young people will have an interest
ing service In the basement Of the
church at $3.50 p. m.
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COUNTY SCHOOLS
SURVEY PROGRAM
Senior Glass Of Normal
School Makes Big In
vestigation

The Senior class Of the Fairmont
state Normal school which has
been especially instructed by a rep
resentative OF the State Educational
Association to make a survey of the
Marion county schools outside OF
Fairmont and Warrington began
the work today and will continue It
through next week until all OF the
III schools selected have been sur
veyed. III
The survey is made on tntell!.
gence, reading, writing, arithmetic
and spelling. The survey rs being
made In order TO compare the
schools OF this county with tho 9th
err counties OF the state and West
virginia with other states OF the
union.
The schools being surveyed are
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eIeherated RIrthday

The sons and daughters Of MT:
and Mrs. T.. D. Harden gathered
at their home in Water street lase
evening in celebration OF Mr.. Har-
denis 18th birthday. Mr.. Harden
who was indisposed the early part
OF the week. is able TO be out
again.
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The Pahatine Baptist Church
n rAd,, m

$3.50 a. m. Sunday school
Prof. W. A. Hustead. supt
1O:45 a. m. Morning worship
Before the Dawn or THE Night
Before Christmas. $3.50 p. m. B,
Y. P. u. Lead ers, Rebecca Sum-
mers and Ralph Eddy. Subt2ct,
points in ths Pledge we are likely
to Forget" 1880 p, m. Evening
worship.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Cor. Second st. and Walnut Ave.
], e, Gordon, Minister.

1.-THE Poor n Heavens Sight"
will be the subject OF tho sermon to
be delivered tomorrow evening by
tho minister, ], q. Gordon. This
service will no filled With evAngelis.
tho Hervor. The 10:46 4. M. sermon
will be especially for those who con.
fess to be Christians. The Living
Sacrifice" will be the subject. Miss
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chudren's Hour

An interesting program was
given Friday afternoon at the chill
dren's hour ut the 3alatine Bap'
list church.
A Iarge number OF children
were present and enjoyed the hour
very much.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH


corner Dlaul0ud ana MArkeL bts.
J. C.. Buckley, Pastor
Sunday school 9:30 A. NJ. Guy
McDougal, Supt. Glasses for all
ages. Public worship and sermon
10:45 A. M. Subject OF sermon:
Christian leadership. Junior
League $3.50 P. NJ. Mrs. J.. c..
.Letzkus, Supt. Epworth League
$50 p. NJ. Mrs. F. A. Baker,
president. EyanEelistic service
1880 P. NJ. Subject: Christianity.
a reasonable religion"
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Williams Memorial N. e. Church,
South
Corner Fairmont Ave. and Second
Street
n. n. BrOWn. pastOr

Sunday school o:3O a. M. II. T..
Jones, Superintendent. Preaching
by the pastor 10:45 a, n. Subject
LiEe's Choice. Young people are
specially invited. EREorth League
$40 p. NJ. Preaching by the
pastor T:30 y. N. Subject: The
Lost. Prayer service and Bible
Wednesday 1870 p. m.
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EAST SIDE NEWS

Guold property IN Water street.
All members are requested to
bring or send articles for this sale
to the rooms as speedily as pos
sible.
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Highland Ave. NJ. e. Church
T G.. Meredith. pastor

Sunday school at $3.50. J. G..
Hupp, superintendent. Public
services and sermon at 1890 and
1880. Epworth League at 6:45 p.
M. Everybody welcome.
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Al Eirrt N. p. Church

Rev. ]. A. seiby, president OF
the west Virginia Methodist Pro-
testant Conference will preach at
both morning and evening service
at the First NJ. P. church tomor-
row. The evening service will be
evangelistic service. New mem
bers will be received into the
church at both services.
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1t Is officially estimated chat The
actual cost TO the United States
Of scrApplng the present naval
building program would be be-
tween $500. 100000 and $500,
100000.
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Twin sons

Twin sons were born Friday 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Shaw IN
Front street at Cook hospital: One
OF the children is dead ana tue
mother is very i'll.
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deRn oe NeStntn8tas, howl
Ithought the American deeofaAe
should bei4ehS the h0r1Sjtomb, ana
therefore orderedth the change.
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RaIlah Chapel
I. s. Tvlor. pastor

L u 7 WI jus
Sunday school 10 a. m. Miss
Flora Ice. superintend cnt, Quar-
terly conference $3.50 n. m. Ser
mon By the Rev. A. N. Martin, p.
E. 1880 p. m.
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have been glad since they said
me. let lis try Blue Dev1l ana
see.-Adv.
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You'll not smell like Cleopatra
after a Blue Devil bath. but you
will be sweeter than Cleo ever was
ADV.
Evening star., 1921-09-24
The Quiet Life

When village clocks are strik-
ing nine l to my room repair,
and on my downg couch recline,
and throw some Nightmares
there. And people say, "You
miss SO much, who sleeps the
hours away! You should wake
up and keep in touch with night
life, which is gay! Then all the
live wires are on deck, and
bands play jazzy tunes, and you
should through the village trek,
and blow in some doubloons." !"
The lights are glaring, white
and red, throughout the noisy
night, but | have parked myself
IN bed and there I'm sleeping
tight. And i'll the morning,
when l read the night-life tales
of crime, l say, "a man must
sleep, indeed, to have a high
class time. Bill Jimpson had his
pockets p1cked while looking at
a game, and Jasper Jinks was
badly licked for smiling at a
dame. l see that Boggs, whose
cars treat, it has such Won
drous power, was pinched while
coming down the street at forty
miles an hour. And Mike was
knitted and Pete was shot by
gangsters, it is said; why should
a man through dangers trot
when he can sleep in bed? By
night all perils dire are loosed,
and evil runs amuck; sane is the
wight who goes to roost when
curfew's hour has struck"
WALT MASON.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams)