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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
DARK HORSE MAY GET
MILFORD POSTOFF|CE
Three Active Candidates in the
Field. But This Prediction
Finds Believers.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Milford. June While there are
three candidates for the postmaster
ship of Milford which will be vacant
IN month. following the expiration
af the term uf office uf tho incumbent,
William r. Rubinsen. little interest is
displayed by local residents in the
fight The three candidates are John
G. Herring. who VAS mentioned prom
inently several months ago fnr the
Republican pubernational nomination
Mark l.. Davis. an Representative
az Dover and prominent Republican
leader here for several years. and
James q stanton. who has been ar
active worker in the Younger pro-
grcssive element or the Republican
party ia this section Of the state FOR
the past fiVe years.
The chances seem to be about equal
FOR all three Of the candidates, and
those who are in close touch with
political workings make the predic-
ton ihat none uf the three will re-
Ceive the appointment. but that some
one whose name has not vet been
mentioned viii receive the plum.
The Milford ostmaatership Is 'unp
uf The choice offices Of the state, the
salary being the highest paid outside
or tn. ritN uf Wilmington large
volume of business is handled through
the loval office much uf Il being for
pign mail % and from the offices ~
the IL D. taulk Dental works, which
have large foreign trade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
BELIEVE HE is LIVELY.
Kent Officials of Opinion They
Have Caught the Jersey
Child Murderer.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, June lS--In the arrest of a
Negro resembling Louis Lively, the
murderer Of Matilda Russo Of Moores-
town. NJ 81 the officers here first
thought they had the right man. Not
until they hear from the New Jersey
authorities viii they b. convinced
they have not
The Negro was arrested for illegal
train riding and committed 90 Kent
county i8il for ten days. lie answers
in almost every way to Lively except
az to a scar on the face. lie is also
a little darker than lively's picture
indicates
: The Negro evidently is uncomfort
able because of The close scrutiny
made Of him by the officers. Detec-
tive Thomas was here yesterday and
took his finger prints. New Jersey
authorities are expected here today
to look him over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
Blu SALE usED CARS

Bic SALE USED CARS
n you have not purchased ,our car,
sou cahnot afford 60 miss this chance
1910 stutz Touring rive ia ssangar 70
painted and thoroughly eYerhanlel. Al 55o
1919 pulrkronrine rive -passepsnf mo
vhanicaIls perre,t thoroughly averhauiei
and repaiuted sp35
,ais-Iols rurd rourines rbese ca.
are all IN good running order. riglt ready
20 drive home . s1au-s27a
1920 studebakrr Touring Five uasse,,
yer. thoroughly uverhaulei and rrpaintpti
tine mechanical condition st.tBu
ger, cannot be told from new, ovefhamlpsi
and repainted. faiiy guaranteed s.. si 85n
Indian Motorcycle Complete with side
car. on, of the specdiest cycles in Della
ware s .-a.....s-s... .........se. s. ss95
1917 1920 Ford Rnadsters The hand,
little = rs. 50 popular With everyone.
s3au-s55u
ISIS Chalmers Touring Five passenger
thug lshiy oNerhauled and rpnatnted
me7 anically hrst-ciass s...s...ss st25
1918 buick Roadster The nifty little
Buick Roadster l. popular with every
one II s..-.t. xs95
1918 Ford Delivery Here's chance for
the business man to pick up light de-
livery at giYe-away price s....4..5 {22a
1917 Fraukliu Touring Five-passenger
and mighty big bargain. overhauled and
repalnted .t+s--sss-s5 #s..s..s 5000
.g20 Buick Touring Five passenger in
nfst-class mechanical cos dition Thorough.
~ oyerhauled and repainted - 81 .Uf5
1913 Cadillac Touring Here Is your
chance 10 pick up one of the best makes
of cars at your own price ...,...z..... $3.50
1917 Buick Roadster Good mechanical
condition. tirst-class rubber All around
this is mighty attractive little car. 500
1917 Haynes Touring Seven passenger
thoroughly overhauled; Ave new shoes
snap a the price ....4.... s575
ANY OF the above cars can be purchased
sn our easy payment plan. Only small
amount of cash required. Open every
evening till . clock.
KEIL MOTOR COMPANY
ELEVENTH AND TATNAI.L SITS
Phone 6I00
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
CFeu COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton. Md. June 1S.-walter Han
cock AGED Sc years. employed al the
Providence paper mills. committed
suicide. yesterday by hanging him
self IN his harm. A widow and four
small children are left.
Chesapeake city Fire Co. has or
sani2ed a band among its members,
with fourteen pieces.
cecil County School Board has APP
pointed Miss Rachel Barnes Of
Charlestoun 90 a free scholarship at
the state Normal School. and Ed
ward u. Coffin. OF Henderson. Md, FOR
another year to the scholarship at
Charlotte Hall.
A shower was given 20 Miss Mary
Bratton of Elkton last evening by
Mrs. John McFslmoyle, Miss Bratton,
Who is one Of the Elkton's popular
school teachers win De married in the
early fall 10 John =. Gonce.
Miss Katherine +. Doibear. field
secretary OF the American Red Cross.
Will spend all uf next week attending
gatherings In each town in the county.
Nr. and Mrs. J. Edward Davis of
North East attended the convocation
Of the University OF Chicago. in Chi
earo. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Davis
daughter. Miss Emily T.. Moore, being
one ~ the graduates.
Charles q. Wells Of Elkton has re-
moved his family 10 his bungalow on
l.lk river for the summer.
state Road Commission is adver-
tlsiur FOR bids for mile and one
eighteenth of concrete road between
Elk Mills and Cowcntown.
states Attorney and Mrs. II. A.
wsrhurtnn and family viii move next
o. their summer home, near Union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
t Your Service" Slogan Every Evening Call 200

ever. 10 be construed aa antagoniging
or interfering with party nfiiliation on
party loyalty To any OF the existing
political parties, TN the contrary,
clubroum facilities VIII he available
for all groups OF women who desire
TO study party platforms or other
party literature.
Every woman in the United States
who is in good standing IN her oon-
munity. or In any church. club or
other organization. urban or rural, Is
cordially invited Go become memA
her OF the woman's National Foun-
dation. II is confidently predicted
that more than million women Will
be enrolled within the year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Commencement Exercises OF
the High School Held Last
Evening.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. June is.--Thc atten.
dance At the commencement exercises
~ the ltlgh school in the opera
House. last evening, was large. The
graduates, ia their gowns and caps
made fine appearance and many
favorable comments were passed
Numerous presents and handsome
bouquets 81 flowers were given &c
each member of the class. The fol-
lawlne program was given March
orchestra: invocation. Rev. Joseph II
Earp, essay. salutatory, The Dutch
IN Delaware" Mabel Lucille Eskridge
vocal solo. Our Yesterdays" Blanche
SlhirN. ESSAY, William Penn. a Bene-
factor ct Humanity John Howard
naN tdson, essay. The Menacing lSX
trgmes" John gilbert Leach: vocal
solo. "Nating.' Ge0gc Lewis Tohin
essay. valcdlctury. Martin t.uthcr in
History" MAY Elizabeth Jones: Sc
lertlon. orchestra. prs sentation of
diplomas. Jacob n. Speirher, presi-
dent ~ the Board Of Education: 50
lectlan. orchestra commencement ad-
dress. Rt Rev. Philip Cook, ID:
Benediction. Rev. 5. Reattie wylic
sXt march. orchestra; class roll.
John Howard Davidson. Mabel Lu-
clHo Gskridge. chester ERNEST Grecn-
wood, MAY Elizabeth Jones. John Gil-
bett Leach. Zclma Ellen Mathews.
Dorothy Mary Miller. Ruth Cartridge
Nteherson. clayton Douglas Proud,
Iuanrhc Sibley. George LAWS Tohin,
l.sIs Matilda Walls Frank Merton
Whit CLASS motto. Nai ENenins
Hut Dawn. class flower, Rod ltos'
rh, members or the Board uf Educa-
t.on are Jacob " Spci,hor. president.
ticarEe 4 rubin. Jr.. Nice president,
HarrV T. Holiday supcrint ndeui of
the schools. Henry - SnaNcly Nh.
iuah school faculty, Elmira Newell
Duncan. commercial subjects. Nr-
ginia h. Guseman. AB suce and
mathematics John 4 Hartley rs
agriculture and manual tr7inng.
ana Ruth NJ ssi,k rs, home eco
non,ies. louis a Nelson. A.B. latin
ana French Marian Z. swan, Vt
English and history
on THURSDAY evening Miss MARY
REYNOLDS entertained the giaduat II
81 Peters rarorhial school. u which
her niece. Miss Marie =. REYNOLDS. Il
mrmher. The following persons
we've ~ attendance Robert Wright
t,arl walls. Iohn Neher Philip To-
htp Margaret McCaTertN Marie
"a, uolds. Peter Ton.r. Martin Ken
~. William McGrnrN, Frances Nc
cansrt,. Elizabeth Ryan. Anna Sher-
dan. Catherine Dufry. Mary Wright
Anna robin. Elizabeth Tobin. Nel'ie
Toh,n Mary res nolds Bessie liN-
pelas and Katherine Reynolds Mu-
sic and games were played. after
Nhieh refteshmt were served
The following Chldren's Day pro-
cram uin h. rendered in the Meth
obs, Fplscopal church tomorrow eve
pinr bcrinning AZ s.30 o'clock open-
tnr chorus hy The school responsive
reading and prayer Rey. D II Rick-
~ chorus ~ the school recitation,
cermelia Ashley chorus hy thc
s,hool. recitation OrNilla Newton.
Exercise. class of girls. entitled Daisy
chain song ~ tho school flower
rtrl exercise. memhcrs of two classes
al the school. song by the school
rose avn. Mrs a. r. Bicking's class
recitation and solo. Mary Blackburn
and Frances sheridan. recitation y
Oeaeu Wise offering song by the
sehnol hcnediction ~ the pastor
Continued on page Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
PRINCETON "oLD GRADS" BACk.
Parade aud Baseball Game With Yale
Chief Diversions OF Alumni Day.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Princeton, y. J.. June 1S.-Alumni
Day found this old town crowded to-
day with "old grads" of Princeton
University, returned for the annual
iollification and reunions preceding
commencement. which will be held
next Tuesday Many functions and
meetings were on the program for
the day, with the alumni parade and
the annual Yale-princeton baseball
game as a feature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
EVERY EVENING
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No charge ad tasen for less than Soc
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LONG TERM ADVERTISING
Special rates for business advertising
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS
Republication will be made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser, If advertis-
er will report the error within "a hours
after first publication of advertisement.
CLASSIFICATiONS NOT PER
MITTED.
TEIEPHONED ADS
Classified advertisements that are tele-
phoned TO Every Evening will be accepted
at the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount will be acce o ted
as full payment III offered at the business
o.fice within six days after any such adj
ts first printed in the paper. Otherwi -
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
VIII be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE TWO-T WON UNDHED
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
SENATE PASSES PACKER BILL,
L. Democrats Vote With Republicans
ap Ueu~e Measure For control.

Washington. June N Ihe Seha e
lste vester,,av PASSED tho House Pack
- Regulation bin with minor amehd-
ments.
The vote 90 accept the amendeu
ggousa hfl was a. To- - The measure
now goes g. conference.
Picture voting on the House bin the
Senate again rejected its own measure
Ia = 24-to3i vote.
f-tebteen Democrats voted with -
p.ntttltrans Tor acceptance Of the
HOUSE measure. Six Democrats joined
with IS Republicans against the meas
ufe
Neither OF the Delaware Scna tors
are recorded as voting on the bill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
Ring True!

Greet everyone with Il eenr ese aul a elcar vocr.
In the business world men will study you before they viii
think what YOU going 10 do fot them. They wad 10
know what sort you
Sincerity is the hpllnaf nf the good bsiurAs
worker surely II ia the stamp Of gentleman
true friend
An honest smile, clean light In the eyes cant be
initiated And they bring the big feturns in good will
and respect
he your self But FIRST learn the lesson Of sincerity
and good nature and YOU will he your best self
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Personals
DIR. BENJAMIN r. yEAsEY has re-
moved bis Offices TO rooms 2O6-207-
pos Industrial Trust Bldg. Tenth and
shirley streets.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Obtained from me privately: no an
Ioyance, appointments made any
hour, Call. write or phone; mar
riages performed.
FRANK s. LEWIS
coo Parkway Building
IIQ North Broad Street
Philadelphia. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
ANNouNC NCEMENTS
Personals

Personals
NOTICE 1he firm OF stayton seward
4 Go has been dissolved this day bY
mutual consent All bills due to staytun
seward A. Go arc naynhir tu g. l..
iaewnrd n son Al bills owing hs said
flrm viii be assumed by G. l.. seward
q Son.
TYrEw RfTINt. Addressing mlnpn-
graphing addresseueraBhng ntlntz
Ing ntultieraphins r. A. Hofner 90
Ninth and shipley streets phune 533t
Lost aud Found ~
BELT With niierce silver beek Re
ward II returned 80 Every EVra5sis Office
lADY's WRIST wATCH Initials d =
w. Inst on Franklin street between
1tnth and Pennsylvania avenue Return
- avery Evening Ugticp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
HARDING IN COURT OF HONOR.
Coolidge Unveils Bust of President NJ
Mckinley Memorial in Ohio.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Niles Ohio June 1S.-Nice- Presi-
dent Coolidge and other prominent
persons are here today to participate
in the unveiling of a bronze bust cf
President Harding in the court OF
honor at the Nc kinley memorial.
The bust, the work of J. Massey
Rhind. will be placed beside those Of
former Presidents Roosevelt and Taft
and other statesmen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18

The easier II is for readers 70 get
n tourh with advertisers the more
profitable IL is for the advertisers
give the telephone number In yoilr
ads ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18

AUTOMOBILES For sale Finainas
for boats. Parts for all makes ~
cars. Second hand ears wanted Adams
street Garage snt Adams street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
Women In League
by Frederic j. iIaskin

Washington. Juno iS,--Ncarly every
class and industrial interest in the
country is now organizing aud opening
an office in Washington for the pur-
pose of telling Congress what il
wants.
The class which is doing this thing
most thoroughly. and In manner
most alarming 20 politicians, is that
large and beautiful class known coli
lectively as woman.
Note now the feminine touch in poll
tics. The farmers or the manufac-
turers are content TO rent n few rooms
in an office building. there To gather
statistics, write letters and make
plans. But the women have taken an
option ON one of the most beautiful
building sites i'm the District, and they
plan thereon TO erect series of hand
some structures to be known Collcc-
lively as the Woman's National Foun-
dation The fundamental purpose of
this organization viii be much the
same as that of the farmers and man
ufacturcrs. but it will be accomplished
in difredent way.
Any woman in the nation who can
prove that she is citizen in good
standing can belong TO this foundn-
ton. II expects soon TO have ineln-
barship Of a million Aud when any
nf these women, either as individuals
or as members uf couvonite clubs.
come to Washington they vi'i make
their headquarters at the foundtt'dh.
And there they will tind not only sta
tistics and things, but lso an audi
toritiui. reading room. sw inminc lool
theatre. and everything else that San
helm ~ make hfc pleasant In a word,
the Women viii be given Inducements
to stick around this Amn2oniau ,lub-
house. and while su doing. thcv viii
H. given VERY opportunity % iearh
thr great lessons ot What Women
N+h+ and Wky
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
EMPLOYMENT
ns'p Male or remsIs

fANVA94rHe Mer or rD,.a, t.s.
proposition. - ~ nss utlssH nfrlI' !.
fff fhoar sitn can fun4H yIaaI ANIaf .
~ letter Dos ~ ~. tNtfF IrtInr NHl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
AUTOMOBILES
a775

AUTOMOBILES
1915 DODGE TOURING. s275
FIVE TRUCKS. wITH nus
BODlES. FROM sTun III
81 500
see Mr. Ratledgp lul7-tp DFanRe sc
Open evenings ! 10 q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
sliaa'ions wanted -FemaIe v,
FINANCIAL
BasIness 0pporiani,is.
INSTRUCTION
Lnenl In.ttn,llan fl.....

~ you fnF NOr wpRKlNa COMP
IN % zee uq shout uuf plan flf fraIF
lua FUu and fnrn errurinH employ rNnf
fcF Vru hsa Students IHf1if LED FfHfF
Monday Hearur fNslnftt fIINffI
ICnfh ani King sfraffF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
Fsei aud Feed

FIRE WOOD For sfoye furnace ar arl..
place. auy iensth drF aud radY Ilf uaG
Telephone ipt ur hf4f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services offered

Huus AND CARPETS
MAKES THEM BHiGHr AND
CLEAN AT AMAZINGLY SMALL
COST. q. r. LANu co. isos
ORANGE STREET. PHONE Iasg
AWNINGS pur up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18

WE ARE READY Eor all your printing
requirements Ghas III. Gray. printer
Il East Eighth street.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-08
YANpERYOoRT yERITIEs.

Mrs. Mart Cranfill was in town shopping Tuesday.
 Mrs. Rob Johnston of Marble Hill was in town Saturday.
 Everybody is having a hog killing time since it turned cold.
 The surfacing gang on the highway moved from here to Cove.
 Bert Hicks is doing repair work on the roof of his garage this week.
 Mira Cabel spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ella Johnson of Happy Hill.
 Roy Carl came down from Cove and remained over Sunday with home folks.
 Mrs. Bailey and daughter, Opal, at tended singing at Will Nations Sun- day evening. Ed Pagan of the steel gang al Grannis came up and stayed over Sun day at this piece. Mrs. Letha Gum departed for her home in Texas, after visit with her mother, Mrs. May. Mrs. Philip Jackson returned home Sunday after a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs Noakes, of Marble Hill. Aunt Rachel Lathin died Monday eveving at p. m. Funeral services at the Baptist church at 3 D. m. Tues day.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-08
RICH MOUNTAIN.

c. E. Burk and son went to Mena Tuesday.
 A. J. Mackey made a business trip to Mena Monday.
 Mrs. Ray Mayhar spent Friday night with Mrs Hakemiller.
 Mrs. s. s. Little has been suffering with a severe cold the last week
 A crowd of young folks spent last Thursday evening at the Burk h''me Mir. and Mrs. Allen Stout spent the week end with Mrs. Stout's mother Mrs. c. c. Ford.
 Herndon Ford went to Heavener Saturday to look after some cattle he has feeding at that place
 Miss Beck of below Eagleton spent one night last week with her nieces who are rooming at the Sexton hotel Mrs. Hakemiller, Misses Thyra and Dorothy Reeder and Ethel Dewitt went to Eagleton to singing Sunday evening.
 The pie social here was well at tended. The house was beautifully decorated and the program was a sue cess considering the time used for preparation. The little folks enjoyed the fish pond and doll rack
 MT. and Mrs. Shigley, Mrs. Mixer, Miss Beck and Mrs. Ray Mayhar at tended the entertainment here. Also Miss Florence Hamilton and the Misses Allen and quite a number of young men from Scott county.
 Mountain Maid
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-08
 MOUNTAIN FORK FOIBLES.

E. W. Rivers made a trip to Mena Tuesday and marketed cotton.
 Bud Gray left Friday for Fl Dor ado, Ark, where he will work.
 Bob Sartin and A. P. Epperson marketed cotton in Mena Tuesday.
 Mrs, Fannie Linam, who has bean sick for some time over spider bits is improving.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. Warner Cummings, a fine boy. It will be called Waldo Warner.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscor Jones of near Oak Grove spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Lloyd Fields home. Pete Robins of Big Cedar, Ok, passed here Monday en route to Mena to do some trading and market cot ton.
 Those from here attending the pie supper at Center Point were Jchn Linam, Battle Reed, Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Fields and Miss Etta Gray. Mir. and Mrs. Claude Bedding mar keted cotton in Mena Tuesday. They were accompanied by Mrs J. L. Red ding.
 Word has been received here from I'd Fields stating that his wife, Mrs. Fife Fields had been dead for some time. Mir. Fields and family are lo- cated on the border of Texas and Mexico.
 Brown Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-08
HATToN HAPPENINGS.

The grading crew on the highway was laid off part or all of the month. Bascom Finger of Mena was looking after the interest of the Highway south of Hatton the past week.
 c. w. Tolle was in the vicinity of Grannis Friday and Saturday of last week looking after his cattle on the range.
 Harry Lyle of near Mena, who is in connection with the erection of the concrete bridge just south of Hatton spent the week end with his family Mrs. King, who is one of the teach CTS of Hatfield, accompanied by her little daughter, Mary Louise, spent Saturday and Sunday in their Hatton home.
 Bro. Geo. Greer left Monday for Emerson, Ark, to attend Presbytery It is understood he may be the minis ter for Hatton the coming year, anc preach on the third Sunday of each month.
 J. A. Harkey & Son are just fin ishing a substantial warehouse just north of their store building, which will be very convenient for them, as we'll as add to the better looks of our town.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Lawler of Ham, mond, Ind, have been camping at the Heights for the past week. They are on their way to the south for pleasure and health, as well as looking up location for their future home They may go as far as California in the spring.
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The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-08
EGGER EHOEs.

k. Robey made business trip to Mena Friday.
 John Miller, here from Kansas, is sick this week.
 Jess Philpot marketed cotton in Mena Saturday.
 Roy Philpot transacted business in Mena Thursday.
 Mrs. Dora Fhilpot of Ouachita was in Egger Monday.
 Cage Philpot transacted business at Waters Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Barton of Wat CTS are visiting in this vicinity this weew.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Egger of Hieh- land are visiting relatives in this yi- cinity this week.
 Mrs. Marcus Turner of the Bend IS visiting her sister, Mrs. II. n Sumpter, this week.
 Dennis Cagle, who has been in Ok lahoma for the past few weeks. re- turned to Egger Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Barton visited their son, William Barton, at Waters Friday night and Saturday.
 Monday was clean up day at the school house and much improvement was made to the play ground.
 Oscar Wood and family of To- cana spent Saturday night and sun-
The Mena weekly star., 1921-12-08
BIG FORK BOOMERS

Fred and 0lan Hass went to Mena Tuesday on business.
 Guy Cox and Artie Lawrence of Shady were over Monday en route to Slatington.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. L. and Mack Bates spent Saturday and Sunday at Sul- phur Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jessie Newman of Slatington spent Saturday and Sun day at this place.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Cogburn of Mill Creek spent the lrst of the week with Mrs. Cogburn's parents, MT. and Mrs. H. M. Fowler at Greasy Springs. Next Saturday and Sunday are the regular church days at this place and every body come and bring song book there will be singing every after noon. Everybody come and bring song books.
 Don't forget the fourth Saturday and Sunday that Bro Simpson will preach at this place. Everybody come and stay. There will be sing ing in the afternoon, which will be Christmas.
 News reached here last week from Kansas City, Kas., that Thomas H. Jones had died November 28. He leaves a wife and four sons and friends to mourn his loss. MT. Jones was 65 years old
 One Jumner