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THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

Seaford. Oct. 5.-Mr ard Mrs James
B. Morrow, formerly Of this town, cele-
brated yesterday at their home in Ok
ford, Md, last week, their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
row lived at Seaford, he haviAg con-
Quoted a bakery here and at Milford for
forty years. He Was also one of the
pioneer oyster dealers of Seaford, and
one of the earliest Gamers on the Penin-
sula, he and the late Col William II.
Coulbourn, having operated one Of the
first pea canneries ever located here.
Mr. Morrow is q native of County
Antrim, Ulster Ireland, and ct the age
Of 10 years came over on sailing vessel
that consumed six weeks and three days
ia reaching America. He IS now Il
years of age Mrs Morrow, nee Miss
Arthurlinda Finlaw, is 70.
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oECIL COUNTY NOTES.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md, oct. 5.--Dr. 7. q. VIII
son. who for the past two years has
been in charge Of the government hos
pital at Perry Point has been notified
that he win be assigned TO another
post. Surgeon T.. H. Mullen has been
sent TO Montreal, 10 take charge Of
immigration work. DR.. Crouch Of the
medical staff has been assigned to
duty at Boise City, Idaho
Announcement Is made Of the mar
riage OF Miss Margaret Ramsey, for
mer instructor in domestic science at
North East and Calvert high schools
and Wilson Reynolds Of oxford, Pa,
20 take place soon.
Joseph Skopzapi Of Chesapeake
city. while working on the railroad,
sustained a badly mashed hand when
II was caught by a heavy piece of
iron.
Gilbert Poore, Jr., Of Elktou, who
was wounded in the war and for sew
eral months under treatment at Fort
McHenry Hospital, has been ordered
10 report TO the u. s. Hospital, near
Wilmington. for disqualification.
The women Of Perryville have start
ed a movement to organize a Law and
Order Society in the town.
County School Superintendent n
w. Caldwell has issued a notice to all
school teachers to inaugurate flre
drills among their scholars.
Mrs. Leora A. Brown Of the upper
section OF the county. has docketed
suit in Eikton court for a divorce
/ from Herman Brown, alleging deser-
itlon. Mrs Brown asks for the custody
Of her two children.
/ Emerson X. Patton of Rising Sun
| left today for Boston, where he will
enter the Polytechnic Institute for an
electrical engineering course.
Rev. Charles J. France, pastor Of
/ Drumore Baptist Church, has resign.
I
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KENT LEVY COURT.

Dover, Oct. 5.-Kent county Levy
Court, yesterday received reports OF
county officers showing the following
fee collections: Recorder of Deeds
Coverdale, S653; Prothonotary Ridgely,
Sl54.SI: Clerk of Peace Heyd, SPA 80;
Clerk of Orphans Court Cole, S57.75.
:. Carl Hughes, treasurer of county
alsmhouse asked for an appropriation Of
81 500 for the institution, which was
granted.
The court ordered a refund OF over
paid taxes to James f. Clements Of
West Dover for the years 1918, 1919 and
1920. MIR. Clement's farm, part Of
which lies in Maryland, having been
fully assessed in Delaware.
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BRIDGEvILLE NEWS.

Bridgeville, Oct 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Layton, entertained at supper,
Monday night. a number of young girls
IL honor Of the birthday anniversary OF
their daughter. Miss Anna Layton.
Harry Elliott, aged 10 years, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott who run
his automobile into a freight train
standing on the crossing near Seaford,
saturday night, and receiving several
cuts and bruises, still remains in
critical condition.
The Ladies Tuesday night club re-
sumcd sessions last night after being
closed siacc June Mrs Roland Elliott
president 81 the club, will preside this
wear
Dr. Ralston. J. Sudler and wife have
returned from a ten-day automobile trip
through Maine
Because Of crowded conditions in the
primary department Of Bridgeville pub
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, Oct. 5.-Mrs. Samuel Clyde
has returned TO her home in Chester,
Pa. after spending two weeks at Reho-
both Beach
Mrs. Robert Walton entertained n
few friends at her home, Monday
evening.
Sylvester Bookhammer has closed his
cottage on Lewes Beach and viii motor
10 his home in Atlanta, Georgia, this
week
Professor II. S. Rausch, principal of
Tcwes schools, for the past two years,
has secured n school in Reading, Pa.
His family left on Saturday Tor their
new home
There was q fine rain Monday in
I.ewes and vicinity which will be a great
help to vegetables, especially the late
white potatoes
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Oct. 5.--Mrs w. f. Hurley
and daughter have gone to Freehold, \:
y. 20 Join her husband, who is engaged
in road work there.
Howard Gor,ly has rctumcd 60 Raltl-
more. where he is attending college,
after spending the summer vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gordy.
Lester Hitch. who Is attending Bea-
CONS Business College, wilmington,
spent few davs here with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hitch, on Seventh
street. last week.
Robert Collins and Dallas Thompson
moiored to Newark and Wilmington 70
sppnd the weekend They witnessed
che Observation-Disclosures game at
Newark. saturday afternoon.
Captain Fred Martin, whose ship
Jacob l. Hook. is anchored AZ Baltimore,
spent a few days here with his family.
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SCHOOL HIT BY LIGHTNING.

Bridecvillc, Oct, 5.-During a severe
electric storm accompanied by heavy
winds and rain which swept over this
community Friday afternoon, Jacobs
school-house was struck by lightning
Tho weather board was torn from one
end and the room was filled with smoke
During this time the school was in
session. but fortunately no one wss III
iurcd beyond being frightened.
The down pour Of rain was q great
relief from the intense heat and drought
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So Easy to Take Yeast
i'm Tablet Form-V Vitamon
Increases Weight and Energy Beauties Complexion
and Gives You Better Health Re-

Thousands 0f thin. BerV0us rundown
folks are turning ~ ihn nov aud highly
concentrated tahiet form ~ true Yeast
vitamines called Maatiu's NtTAMON
This contains a proper dose ~ ail three
yitamines with other health giving ela-
fnents which your b0dy needs ~ make
Arm tissue. strong nerves rich blood and
keen active brain. it viii mot ranee gas
or upset the stomach. but on lhe con
trary. is great aid 70 diRestign and IN
overcoming chronic constipation B9iis
or skin eruptiOus seem ~ vanish ike
magic under this healthf8i PURIFYING in-
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Keep Looking Young
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets.

The secret of keeping young is to
feel young--to do this you must watch
your liver and bowels-there's no need
of having a salIow complexion--dark
rings under your -pimples-a bill
ious look in your face-dull eyes with
no sparkle. Your doctor viii tell you
ninety per cent of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DIR, Edwards, well-known physi-
clan in Ohio, perfected a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil TO act
on the liver and bowels, which he gave
to his patients for years.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel. are gentle i'm their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which
all should enjoy by toning up the liver
and clearing the system of impurities.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arc
known by their olive color. l5c and 30c,
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FIRE LOSS OF $1,000.

Georgetown. Oct. 5.--A farm house
owned bv Walter Phillips, Of Frankiord
and tenanted bv Oscar Nelson was
Totally DESTROYED by fire about $50
o'clock saturday night while Nelson
and his family were at Frankford,
shopping. The dwelling is located about
\ mile from Frankford on the road lead
ine 90 Selhvvillc No one seems to be
allie 90 explain how the blaze started.
Residents Of Franktord saw the light
and several Of the fire fighters OF the
town rushed TO the scene, but too late to
check it The contents. including all OF
the furniture and clothing, were de-
stroyed, entailing a loss Of possibly
80 600
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ed to accept call 70 the First Bap-
tiaf Church. of Noffisvillc. Pa.
County school board has appointed
Miss Eeteila Gregg assistant pfin-
cipal at Colora School
The body OF Mrs Kirk Cameron
was brought TO West Nottingham
cemetery saturday. for buriai.. she
having died at Owens Mills, Md Mrs
Cameron formerly was matron AZ the
county asylum for the insane.
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STAFFORD NOTES.

scalord oct 5 William II. Parsons
lrlt las, night. for New York City 70
attend the Worlds series baseball gamcs
between the New York teams.
Mrs \. NJ Conway received a had
far. NionaV afternoon, at the new bum
paloW which her husband Is having
erected on Arch street She WAS measur-
tnu for window shades when she acc'-
dentlv fell down the stairs, receiving
severe spram of the ankle and being
otherwise bruised
HENRY Morgan. of Salisbury, Md,
spent ihc weekend with his father,
Ioscph Morgan. al BLADES.
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RAN AUTO AGAINST POLE.

Soalord. Oci. 3 While driving their
car here. Yesterday afternoon, Miss
Salho Porter and sister, Mrs Clara
Townsend, had slight accident at the
corner Of Arch and Poplar streets, when
thcy accidcntly ran INTO telephone pole.
The collision damaged the auto TO
romo extent, but did not iniure either
nrcunaut.
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huanee. leaving the skin fresh clear and
beautiful So remarkable are the benefits
from fhese highly concentrated Nastin 8
NfTAMDN tablets that entire satisfaf-
tion is absolutely guaranteed or thF smaii
amount you pay for the trial WiH ba
promptly refunded Be sure 20 remember
the name Maatiu's Vf-TA-MDM the
original and genuine geaat-vitaminf tab
iet there ie nothing else Ike 81 - don 3
accent limitations or substitutes. You tan
aet Msatin's YTTAMON iabieis ~ al.
good druggists such a. Danf0rth's Dfugl
Eckerd Drug Cappeau Drug
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FUGITIVE WAS CAUGHT.

Dover. OCT. s An officer q Elmin.
". y. stopped here, last evening with q
Young white man nhom be lodged IN jai
over night. having brought the young
fellow from Norfolk, Va, where hc wa
located, having escaped from rel0una.
tory IN Elmira, some months ago
The officer left with his charge shii
morning for New York.
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WAS BED RIDDEN
FOR FOUR YEARS
A Silver Side, Holly Oak, Lady
Tells How She Was Induced
to Try Plant Juice.

Plant Juice, the new herbal stomach
medicine, has done more for men and
women OF American cities than any other
discovery of the twentieth century. 1t is
no longer necessary for debilitated people
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MarIne Committee 10 ael nn.a.

a meeting of the marine terminal
committee of the Chamber Of Conn
nerce, viii bo held on Friday eva-
ming. A definite program of work for
the committee viii possibly ba mapped
out.
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senator :. Q. au ront start. ga.t.

Colorado Springs. Col. ont. 5,--
United States Senator Coleman ~
pont. accompanied ~ Mfe. du pOut.
left yesterday for his home in WIZ
nlnKfon. His health Is reported o. be
grently lmproved.
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Young married couples viii find the
most desirable and reasonably priced
houses and apartments for rent
fully described on the classified page.
ADV.
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A Southern Suggestion

Wouldn't II be much simpler for us
10 turn all we make over to the Cow
ernment and let it feed and cloth us2
Columbia Record,
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Appeal to Clergymen.

President a. d. Warner. Jr., Of the
Chamber of Commerce is today send
ing letters to every clergyman in the
city. asking them TO emphasize the
need for the fire prevention methods
and measures in the daily life Of
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LODGE WILL Be NAMED
ON ARMS conference
suRrestsd His Selection May
be Displeaslng to British
and Japanese.

washington. Aug. 17.--Announce-
men, was made at the White House
Yesterday that Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge had been chosen as one of the
American delegation to- tho Disarma-
ment and Far Eastern conference TO
meet In Washington on Nov. J.
This was followed by speculation as
L. whether Senator philander c. Knox
OF Pennsylvania would be eliminated
from appointment on the delegation.
Tire opinion was general that Mr..
knox had not been dropped from con-
ssasratlon. While the understanding
prevails in some quarters that the
President has already tentatively
chosen him as delegate, there seems
10 be no certainty now that he VIII be
called upon TO serve.
Some Senators had reason to think
that Mr.. Knox's selection was assured
and they were delighted over the pros
rrct. as they believed that. on account
q. his experience as Secretary of State
ne wbuld add strength to the Ameri-
can representation. That the choice
Of Mr.. Lodge by virtue of his position
as chairman of the committee on
Foreign Relations was proper is rather
eenerally the view OF Senators.
The expecta ton exists that Senator
Oscar w. Underwood of Alabama VIII
b. the Democratic member OF the com
mission. although it is known that
President Harding has had another
Dcmocratic Senator in mind.
At the White House the explanation
was made that delay in the selection
OF all the American delegates was due
to the fact that the powers which will
participate in the conference had not
yet reached an agreement as tofhow
many delegates should represent each.
In some quarters the feeling exists
that the selection of Mr. Lodge VIII
not be pleasing to the British and Jap
anese Governments on account of his
critical attitude toward British and
Japanese policies japanese writers
have never forgotten his resolution
declaring that the reported effort of
Jaranese interests to obtain conces-
sionS on Magdalena Bay, Mexico. was,
n true. In violation OF the Monroe
Doctrine. His critical references TO
England in his writings and speeches
have given him the reputation in that
country OF being intensely anti British
There was an intimation at the
White House yesterday that the
American delegation would comprise
six or seven members. This would
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WILSON STARTS AS LAWYER.
Ex-President Spends Afternoon
With Two Clients at His
Office.

Washington. Aug. 17.--Woodrow
Wilson. attorney at law. of the firm
Of Wilson & Colby. made his profess
sional debut In Washington yesterday
He drove down to the offices at No
1915 + Street, the building that housed
the Shipping Board in the war days
accompanied only by his secretary
and came in through the rear en-
trance, as every time he appears on
the streets there is something OF a
demonstration. lie walked through
the corridors without assistance and
presently was at his desk.
There he spent the entire afternoon
conferring with Bainbridge Colby
and saw a few visitors, among them
two clients whose identity was not
disclosed.
The former. Presidents offices are
luxurious in size and furnishing, but
the decorations are not in yet. How
ever. he Is said to have thoroughly
entoyed his busy afternoon, despite
the vacant walls and empty book
shelves.
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Ab, BELL I

Pepys is only one of the uncounted millions of
appreciators of good things who have missed lot
by being born so long before Wanamaker's
In the Little House, that series of fascinating
rooms on the Fifth Floor, Chestnut West Aisle, you
will find an ancient carved Elizabethan armoire a
massive wardrobe, as we would now call it, that
may be very like the one which the festive diarist
sent home to my chamber" and, if running
true to form, ruled out all the unfortunate Mrs.
Pepys' fnery and filled it with his own smart silk
waistcoats, Court breeches maybe sword and
full-bottomed wig or two. You may be sure the
chest was roomy enough to hold them all!
1t may be noted here that all of the contents of
the Little House, all those antique or curio or
beauty pieces that SO charm the connosseur have
been reduced for the August Sale in common with
all the other Wanamaker stocks of furniture-Sav-
ings that would make the thrifty Mr.. Pepys' mouth
water!
At any rate, the Pepys purchase of furniture
must have been built of the stout English oak they
used in those days-oak whose dark finish time
would blacken or dust with faint silver.
If of Jacobean type, its exterior was probably,
carved in the "linen-fold design some other pat
term simple or elaborate of Gothic inspiration; and
instead of being solid wal-piece, it would stand
high on its legs.
The furniture nowadays called 'Flemish' is of
the nearest approach to it in type so also are the
fine dgnifed china closets and cupboards, or some
of the dressers that you'll see included among the
dining furniture executed under the Jacobean
influence to be found in this August Sale.
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They pay and pay pis.-The classi-
fed ads In Every EveninK.--Adv.
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RAIN INSURANCE.
State Fair Directors Protect the
Exhibit From Unpleasant
Weather.

Nlnxtsad of giving rain checks to
its patrons. II Fair days prove stormy.
the managers Of the Delaware State
Fair will buy one for themselves.
Rain insurance will be taken out,
covering the week OF September s. by
a decision OF the Board at its meeting
yesterday. Joseph Gould and 3. d.
Townsend are the committee to se-
cure this protection against a slump
IN receipts from admissions. should
this be due to weather conditions.
One OF the features of the Fair
program Will be the pageant to be
staged by the National Dairy Council
fer which final arrangements have
been made. In this connection 1t Is
stated that entries in the cattle de-
partment OF the display are more
numerous than ever before. The
cattle parade. made up entirely OF
prize winning entries. will take place
on Thursday OF Fair Week
An exhibit of farm products from
the lands of the Wilson School. a
Pennsylvania enterprise, was arranged
for yesterday by a representative who
attended the Beard meeting. the last
to be held before the opening day.
They pay and pay pis.-The classi-
ded ode In, Eyorv Eyarfnu-AAy
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leave the wy open with secrvtAry
Hughes and Senator Lodge already
selected for tho President to chocus
El,hu Root and John w. Davis, for
mer Ambassador to Great Britain. both
OF whom have boon mentioned IN pos.
sibic choices, In addition to Senator
Knox and Underwood.
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5rrnnn

Even at this late day in the Sale the assemblage
of furniture of the finest period types, IN both COM
plete suits and single pieces, is great enough IN
both quantity and in quality to impress all be-
holders.
Fine antiques authenticated pieces that mu-
seums might we'll covet (and would charge you a
price for seeing) are to be found among the treas
ures of the Fifth Floor Chestnut, which is one of
the loveliest of places in which to spend five ten
minutes to entire day, because of its pervading
atmosphere of the home rather than the shop.
The majority of the old pieces are of American
Colonial origin gathered from farmhouses of New
England or of our own Pennsylvania, but there
interesting importationS from England, France
and even Italy.
Still more abundant of course, is the selection
offered of beautiful reproductions of antiques.
The genuine economy of buying beautiful fur
nifure is enhanced by the genuine economy of
buying it at august Sale prices
The Store carries these beautiful models in ma
hogany and walnut, made by the best furniture
manufacturers of America, and the variety and
beauty of decorative detail is literally beyond de-
scription.
Through the opportunities opened by this Au-
gust Sale it is not the costly mansion alone that can
indulge in classic furniture.
People who live in quite modest apartment
houses in towns, or in small suburban homes,
furnish them with pieces whose lovely lines and
graceful ideas are copied from the finest produc-
tions of Heppelwhite Adam, Chippendale, Sheraton
or our own Duncan Phyfe.
No other furniture collection can possibly rise
to the same high plane of hepfuness that in this
Wanamaker Sale because no other collection is
backed with the class of furniture in the same
splendid range of variety and at the same low
prices.
This opportunity will last Just two weeks
longer.
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and Mary or Chippendale or Colonial, and SO on,
straight through)i
We are not, and we are almost sure you are
not more interested in that famous and entertain
ing scribbler Samuel Pepys, than in this famous
and service-giving furniture Sale, but we have
given him first mention for politeness and for two
other reasons besides:
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please remember that all this modern period fur
niture that you'll find here is far handsomer than
the original type, its designers and constructors
having had infinite opportunity for selection, study
and improvements so that it should truly be called
glorifed Jacobean, glorifed Sheraton Tor William
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Crust

the worthy Mr. Samuel Pepys to look out Tor ms
own greatest comfort. service and social standing
by selecting as handsome and substantial article
as the limited furniture market of ancient London
town could supply!
Trust his shrewdness, too to pay for it the
lowest price at which the seller could be induced by
blarneY or broWbeating to give it up for.
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Are you not glad that you
can buy your August Sale fur
niture in peace, and at saw
ings, without argument or
price-quibble, in the Store that
more than sixty years ago in
augurated a new and comfort
able retail policy of fair and
fixed selling prices?
And would it not be inter-
esting to know what that fair
chest or Golfer looked like?
Well, let's take a guess. 1t
was undoubtedly either of
Jacobean or Elizabethan type,
for the sovereigns Anne, Will
lam and Mary and the Georges
were yet to come to their
thrones, to inspire or to
chaisten those famous classic
period designs that are repre-
sented in such wonderful Sc
lection in this Wanamaker
Sale; and the same is true of
two of the frivolous French
Kings Louis and, of course, of
the emperor.
There must have been Won
derful Renaissance furniture
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Placo to take tho children for an
outing for a day 1t little cost---shell-
pot pnrk.--Adv.
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in Pepys' time in the palaces Of Italy, but nobody
dreamed of bring it even to English palaces
But now you see, at almost any moment
during the August Sale all sorts of pieces and suits
of splendid walnut furniture of the type identified
with the Renaissance periodically carved, often
dimly tinted-going trundling off the floors in
trucks, to be delivered to the home of Mr.. Plain
American Citizen.
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of time or taste could rob of its genuine appeal to
the sense of beauty.
In furniture making, as in so many other
spheres. certain fads freaks and shans have risen
and hourished more or less, and passed away, but
the great real old beauties, the old reliabiities,
have lived on from generation to generation In
deed the so-called historic styles in furniture
those that survive because they have stood the test
of time