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marry Warrington and Miss Do,
~ ne : Pad,'~ we're aapp,iy married
: corning T last Thursday, Rev. W.
. ro''ey oai~aung.
y N'' Sam Watson and family Of
ao1'o we're here l.., week. He
p',a'Oea "a 'Very interesting sermon
~ '"s Me'hodrsr church Sunday.
. i0e ladies' of the Home Mission
society 30 gave an entertainment, las,
wednesday night, s83 81 was TAX
en- in.
miss Irene Williamson, one of
the 'eaoOers IN the school hero, and
Ut, us' scholars put on a play bore las.
thursday night. The proceeds
amounted to s2o,l5.
, Mat LoteF aud family of near Old
MeYno were dinner guests of viii
hambnck SUI day.
Walter NcCrary Of near Uld Rev
no Is reported real slok wnb pn.u.
monia q! this Writing.
Us Riley has sold the Ida NAV
restaurant TO Clyde Morrow.
Mrs. Eva Abbott Of Pocshonlas
was here last week visiting Der faith
eF j. R odor.
Rev. W r. Co,pr, who preach
ed for the Methodist, here last wear
has been sent back for another wear
Mrs Lydia Segravos, wife Of Rob
Segraves, died Saturday near Peru
OF consumption She was laid TO
rest IN the Hlte cemetery Sunday.
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BIGGERS

Elmer LLOYD and Jean Evans left
saturday tor Aaron, Ohio, where
'"e' Intend to work ashrle.
or' K. o. smith of this place,
"O underwent an operation for ap.
p'"u'c'''s p at Memphis last week, II
AZ home again.
'On Shores went to Memphis q
-" aaY' ago to have finger ampu
'' Sadie Brown of Oklahoma
orw 'n'' week visiting at the home
o. Mrs. Josie Johnson.
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The primary and intermediate pu
pills of the NJ. 2. S. gave a Thanks.
giving program at the public school
building Thursday.
Mrs. Matte Lincoln has been
right sick the past few days with
complications, but Is better now.
Rev. N. j. Baty and family left
Sunday morning for a new field OF
labor. We regret to lose these good
people from our community.
Rev J. T. Chllders will soon go
to bis appointment in Greene county
Rev. M. A. Cherry preached his
Introductory sermon as pastor OF
the Methodist church here Sunday.
Uncle Joe Klllough has bought
what is known as the May berry farm
one and a halt miles west of May
nard.
Aubrey Templeton has moved on
the Uncle Tom Albntlon farm, two
miles west Of Maynard.
Mrs. Dees now occupies her son,
Earl's, house in the southwest part
of town.
Uncle Dock DAVIS of Stokes was
IN town Monday shopping and visit
ing bis daughter, Jessie, who Is IN
school here.
II some young men aud boys who
violate the laws of their country by
disturbing religious and other civic
gatherings would take a backwa ard
look at themselves, surely they
would try to act more like civilized
people. These acts irem ""'cn
they hope to get some sPo'L, only
serve TO incur the dislike OF the best
people and lowers the morals OF
their community. Be sure boys
that you shall reap the fruits OF
what you are sowing. You may get
by with 1t little while, but be sure
your SID will find you out. Be civil
Respect your homes. Why notF
]. b. Shaver made business trip
to Corping Monday
Ryburn Phipps of Qninlon, okIa
is visiting relatives in and around
Maynard this week.
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Dlstr'ss after ealing il due to bad
digestion Brrblne helps TIE d,ges
tive process. c ears the syslem of
Impurities and restores a feeling Of
vleor aud buoyancV Of spirits.
Price, 6Oe. Sold by Palace Drug
S ore
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&I7bO

IL acres good land, fruit, berries,
room house, bordering CITY units
well Tort1 F4,JOO, Don't get left.
f j. Bahz I4tf
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Headquarters for all toilet needs
all the time II it Is toilet srucle
essential or luxury, YOU will find 1t
at Johnstou's Drug Store.
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We're having good attendance AZ
the singing school and all seem to
no ,nterested. We are Lucky to
have such a good instructor
!. W, the little son OF CharIey
and Lois Cr,smon, ha. been s'ok.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08

Irregularlly IN the bowel move
menus makes you feel uncomfortable
and leads To oODsLIpated haolt
which is bad. HerbIne il The reme-
dy you need. IL restores healthy
regularity. Pr.oe 900. Sold by Pal
ace Drug Store
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pAy MP NOTICE

All persous who know themselves
to be indebted TO the late DIR l. H.
Hall 10 any way are hereby notified
to come forward at once and make
settlement THIS Dec 4, 1922
Mrs Flora A. Hall,
IL At. AuMiOls'ra'1'@ p
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FOR SALE

fresh COW.
large work horse.
1000 bales of hay.
At my barn at Pocahontss.
10 t.. F. j. Baltz
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-08

666 quickly relieves Gods
Constipation, Biliousness and
headaches. A Fine Tonic.
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LEGAL NOTICE
coMM,ssioNEes, SALE.

Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale
rendered by the Judge of the Court 81
Record of Escam5ia County, state OF
Florida, on the LIST day CT AuguSt' A -
1891. in the partition suit Of Arthur Nc
MILAN and Mary Mcmillan by their. next
friend, Charles Fl. Taylor against James
l.. Dean and Marcus Mcmillan deten-
Monday. December 18th, \. d, 1872 be
ing a legal sales day. and during the
legal hours Of sale, sci! 70 TIC 9 gia;n;1
Court House door in the City Of Pensa-
cola. Escambia County. Florida, the fol-
lowing described property. tto-wit: Tho
East King Tract, East Of TarTagona
street, in the City OF Pensacola. Escam-
bia County. Florida. Deed at cost OF pur-
chaser John S. Beard Arthur ". DAVIS
and Forsyth Caro-. Commissioners
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LEGAL NOTICES


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will on the 18th day of November,
1922. apply to the Governor of the State
Of Florida at the Capitol at Tallahassee
for Letters Patent TO issue Incorporating
the subscribers, their associates and sue
. cesSorS into a body polite and corporate
to be known as Quintana Roo Hardwood
/ Timber Corporation upon the below set
out proposed charter to which the under
signed are the subscribers.
This the 9th day of November, 1922.
W. w. TRIGG,
WILLARD X. ADAMS
ADAM H. FELKER.
CHARTER OF QUINTANA ROO HARD
WOOD TOMBER CORPORATION
The subscribers for themselves. their
associates and successors, associate them
selves together as and into a body polite
and corporate under the laws of Florida
under the following charter
Article /. The name of this corporation
shall be Quintana Roo Hardwood Timber
Corporation. Its principal office and place
ida, but it may have and establish Of
fees and places of business at such other
points in or out CT the United States a
the Board Of Directors may from time
to time deem advisable.
Article 3. The general nature of the
businesses to be transacted by this cor
pora.tion shall be the buying, selling.
owning, leasing, and dealing in real es-
tate, lumber, timber and products of
wood; owning and operating mills, fac
tories, and plants and manufacturing and
producing lumber, timber, and products
of wood and naval stores; owning, operat-
ing. buying, selling. and dealing in ships
and water craft; owning, holding, buy
ing, selling, dealing in the stock and
bonds and securities of other corpora
tons; owning, buying, selling and deal
ing In general merchandise; building and
repairing ships and water craft and the
owning and operating of factories, foun-
dries and plants therefor; and generally
the doing Of all things found reasonably
proper or eXpedent for the carrying on
of the said businesses.
Article 3. The amount of the author
lied capital stock of the corporation shall
be Two Million Dollars. divided into
twenty thousand shares of the par value
of One Hundred Dollars each, the whole
or any part of which shall be payable in
uation to be fixed by the incorporators or
by the directors of the corporation at
meeting or meetings called fer that pur-
pose. Stock not paid for in property, la
the incorporators or directors shall be
payable in lawful money of the United
States. Subscriptions to stock shall be
payable on call OF the Board of Directors.
for ninety nine years unless sooner law |
fully dissolved.
Article j. The business Of this cor |
poration shall be conducted by a board
of directors of not fewer than three nor |
more than thirteen persons, and by such !
officers and agents as the
board of directors may from time to time
deem advisable. The board OF directors
shall be elected annually a meet. = i
the stockholders &c be held the f'~et
Monday Of each January hereafter. I'm
upon their election the board Of
directors shall meet and choose from their
a secretary and a treasurer, any two OF
which offices may be held by the same
ners0n ANY officer or director may at
any time be removed by majority vote
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LEGAL NOTICES

I
I of the outstanding capital stock of the
first election shall be qualified ". w.
Trigg, Adam II. Felker and Willard K
Adams shall constitute. the board Of di-
| doctors and W. w. Trlgg shall be pres
| ident. Adam II. Fe!ker, secretary and
! treasurer and Willard K. Adams. vice
president, and until said last mentio e.i
! time the business Of the corporation shall
be conducted by them.
Article S. The highest amount of in
debtedness or liability to which the cor.
is hereby fixed a Two Million Dollars.
Article :. The names and residences
of the subscribers are W. W. Trigg, who
resides at Pensacola, Florida, and Ada m
H. Felker and willard K. Adams who re-
side at Indianapolis, Indiana. w. W. TrigC
Subscribes for 1898 shares of the capital
stock, Adam H. Fcker subscribes for one
share and Willard K. Adam subScribes
for one share.
In Witness Whereof, the subscribing
incorporates have hereto set their hands
on this the 9Th day Of Novcmber, 1922.
WILLARD K. ADAMS
ADAM II. FELIiER
State of Florida,
County of Escambia.
Before the subscriber personally came
W. w. Trigg, Adam II. Felker, and Will
lard *. Adams, known to me to be the
persons of those names and the sub
scribers tc the foregoing charter and each
of said persons acknowledged to me that
porting to he his signature is in fact his
signature and thar he subscribed the
said charter for the uses and purposes
therein set forth and expressed.
In Witness Whereof. 1 have hereuntoj
set nay hand and affixed my official seal
on this the 9th day Of Nover-ho-- 1929.
S ssEAk Public. State e Flo ao% at LARGE
My commission expires August 6, 1924.
IN EscAMeIA COUNTY COURT OF
RECORD, STATE OF FLORIDA.
Isaac Pinney. Complainant,
w.
Minnie Piuney, Defendant.
On Monday. the LIST day of January, |
A. D. 1923, the, defendant, Minnie Pin;
This order to be published once each !
week for eight (S) consecutive weeks In !
the Pensacola Journal, q newspaper pub |
lished in said Escambia County. !
j. l.. MAYO,
Clerk Court Of Record.
BY A I. TidweIl, .. c.
Pensacola, Fla, Ncv. end, 1922;
~. c. Binkley. Solicitor for Complainant
IN EscAMsIA COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT, STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN cHANcERY.
Priscilla Harris
Thomas Harris.
On Monday, the 4th day Of December
A. d. 1922. the defendant, Thomas Har-
ris, is required to appear to the bill filed
This order to be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks in The
JAS. MACGIBBON,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY NJ L. BELL. D. c.
Pensacola, Fla, Nov. End. 1922.
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Hindu AstrOlogist, DIR. Himihia

of East India, worlds most noted medium,
; clairvoyant and astrologist, sitting in mis-
great supreme power reading human life
tells your. life story from the stars. Re
life If you're worried. troubled or dis
couraged on any affair CT life, send the
expense. I will send horoscope Of import
ance 10 you. Must send addressed en-
velope. Address Dr. W L. Hfmihia, Lock
Box 1888, Savannah, Ga
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WANTED

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO
REPRESENT MANUFACTURER OF
KNIT SILK 5LoOMERs AND PETIT
COATS, IN EVERY CITY, TOWN AND
ONCE sHAUGHNEssY THING
COMPANY, 2oS MASONIC TEMPLE,
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
WANTED-By business man and wife.
two or three rooms for light house
keeping, furnished or unfurnshed. Must
pc modern and reasonable rent Not over
s blocks from San Carlos. Address Jones,
IA w Garden ST
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HELP-MALE

WANTED-Advertising salesman, good
proposition. Box Sl2, TiF*in, Ohio.
PAINTER WANTED-FIrst class work
man, one who understands hardwood
finishing. Stauffcr, $50 n. Baylen st.
WANTED-TWo BOYS BETWEEN IS
AND IS YEARS OF AGE. WORK
WON'T INTERFERE WITH SCHOOL
DUTIES. GOOD PAY. THE PENSACOLA
JOURNAL.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.

Women Of this date should begin to
take into account their tendencies and
weaknesses. They should set apart a
few moments each day for searching
and analytical mental contemplation
and not spare themselves. They should
resolve with all the splendid will power
and determination which belongs to
this sign to overcome every obstacle by
true spiritual progress.
When these people are awakened to
the spiritual world. they are the salt Of
the earth, helpful, powerful. tender.
and devoted 10 humanity, The re
verse Of this is also true. ? usually
have so much business Of T.. 1wa A.,
carry to success that the. re a1s
curious concerning the affa NJ tbelr
neighbors.
The governing sign Of ID. ate ig
Scorpio, and the governing net is
Mars. The birthstone is t,a-z
Stenographers, booltkeepers ar a.s ne
are under favorable planetary ru.9rg
this month. and viii do well te as~ tle
Wants Ads for new position 8.
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POSITION WANTED

CHEF-24 years experience in hotel and
restaurant. All round cook. Wants sit
uation at once. Box 95, st. Andrews, Fla.
YOUNG WOMAN with business college
: training and several years clerical eX-
perience, desires position as stenogra pher
for experience rather than compensation.
Coed reference. Phone S54.
WANTED-Ex- service man with Ford
desires position in city. Address Service
care Journal.
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Io1rRNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
one Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
sr.luN Insertions For The
T~ico OF SIN


On qGvrrtisement taken for less
,a.n 81 cents,
~,.r, the words in your advertise
! .,s multiply by the number OF
| ..,-.. so4 desire il printed; remit
~. .-.Ar.y.
,. .-an,rg words, include ITO
/ ..o.trr sale" Wanted" etc, as
! 80 .s aGCresses.
,IacE FACE GAPS. LIKE THIS,
/ 10 CENTS PER WORD.
"a Point Light Face Type
like this. two cents per word.
r.-,.r9uhad matter. line dashes,
.-l,,, sra,e classified display; &C
w. ill.,. -G- Per inch az lines make
no r3)
.ev rrrSon whose name appears
g., ,ra ,en-honc directory may have
Jss.trd ads charged
cor.e, ORDERS should be given in
-rr.,,nc. never over the phone.
advertisers should give their home
-- r,-.lrf,rc address as we'll as their
.s-ra numbers. because many read
80. hive m telephones.
7, tie rlverstiser so desires, replies
...- "a -ent in care Of The Journal.
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PERSONAL

TAKE DAVIS UNION TONIC for your
health. \ liver and kidney regulator
and a blood purifier. None better. For
sale by all druggists.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Solid black setter female dog,
about years old. near Gonzalez. Last
seen coming toward Pensacola. Answers
to the name of Pep. Reward if returned
to W. r. Riggs, Sportman's Supply Store.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Fraction less than 70 acres
unimproved land, on Flomation Hard
Road, miles from Pensacola, reasona bic.
Phone 1241, Box 635.
FOR SALE-9-room dwelling. all con-
veniences. fine location. blocks from
postoffice fronting park. Complete fur
nishing also can be bought with property,
bargain, Phone 1241 or Box 635.
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HELP-FEMALE

WAETED-EXperienc lady bookkeeper
Address ?. O. Box 1888.
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FOR SALE-General trans-ar and haul
ing by contract or call. Trips soc and
up. Bingham Transfer Co, Phone 641.
e. A. Allen. proprietor.
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DRESSMAKING

ALTERATION Special on children's
clothes. Phone 643W. Apply 100 w.
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished bunga-
low between Pensacola and air station.
f' M ~ or 9T5.
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LODGE NOTICES

LODGE NOTICE
Special meeting tonight of Zelica Grotto
No. 60 at $50 p. m. at Masonic Temple
Business of Importance.
A. +. WICKE. J. c. CLARK
Secretary Monarch
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MISCELLANEOUS

MEN. LISTEN!-You are going to pur-
chase your fail suit within the next
few days, we want that order and to get
an-wool suiting you ever saw at saving
Of from IS to SIS on the suit. We are out
of the high rent district and make only
Quality Clothes: Come see. what $S5 will
get you here. King Tailoring Co, II W.
Garden st.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE-Se display at
Industrial Show. Dainty and useful
hand work of all kinds home made cake,
bread, candies. e. Gregory. Phone 9196.
ARTESIAN WELLS viii drill large.
deep, first-class water wells anywhere.
guaranteeing results. For full informa-
ton phone 2275 or write Gray Artesian
WON company. Pensacola. Fla.
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MASONIC TEMPLE

MASONIC TEMPLE
Special communication of Es-
q Gambia Lodge No. Is, +. and A.
NJ, Friday, Nov 10th, at 730 p. m.
&1X Work in the e a. Degree. So
NJ journlnG brothers fraternally in
Vited.
F. D. RICHARDS, Secy.
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rvRNISIIID apartment with garage. no
,iNrtn Phone 2409-M NJ. S02 L. Moreno.
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PARKING SPACE - HAV E
ROOM FOR Is CARS IN AN
IMPROVED YARD WITHIN A
STONES THROW OF AMERI-
CAN NATIONAL B AN K
BUILDING, FOR RENT REA-
SONABLE. PHONE 1875.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FOR sALE-te21 APPERsoN "8" SPORT
MODEL. PHONE 1868. p. o. BOX 2s1
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FOR SALE-ITousehold goods of al
kinds, bedroom suites. beds, rugs. stove
and ice box. Must sell at once. Apply q
e DeSoto st.
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FOR SALE-Childs iron bed with mat
C, tress; also gas plate. burner. so L
( Chase, phone 1929.
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The Journals Want AID Wav
FOR SALE

| FOR QUICK SALE-Motogo outboard
motor. $3.50. Remington Automatic u,
gauge gun. Auto jack, odd lot tools King
! II W. Garden st.
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FOR SALE-Reed baby carriage. Phone
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FOX SALE-Piano. Lester. fine condition.
Full rich tone. Also large cole Heater
Phone 1876. 1T N. Spring St
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FOR SALE-Eclipse gas range, with
y. PaiafoX,
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FOR SALE-Collie pup, four months old
322 w Belmont ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-10
HARRINGTON WIS.

Harrington, july I0.-At a recent
test by the Harrington Fire Co. the
pumping apparatus on the engine went
out Of commission. Second Assistant
Chief Potter made a special trip 70
COnshohocken. Pa, 20 look over the
Hale pump. The officials OF the com
pany showed him the pump IN action.
A special meeting OF Town Council
has boon called for tonight 20 act upon
the recomme ndations OF Chief Potter
az. 10 the ACCESSIBILITY Of purchasing
this pump.
Mise t9ore Wyatt. youngest daugh-
ter q Mr and MIs George Wyatt, and
James Allie Phillips. son OF J. b. Phillips
N Bridgey vale. were quietly married al
the NJ. r.. parsonage Milford by Rev
-. w. Jacobs. one evening last week
Mr. Phillips haze been located here foi
several months az manager Of a plant
FOR the Algren Manufacturing Co. OF
Greensboro. Md.
ladies' night OF the y. O. S. Of A.
which was held IN Odd Fellows Hal
last Friday evening. was a great sue.
cess. State Vice president Greenwood
OF Dover and State Chaplain Cantwell
Of Cheswold We're present and both
made fine addresses The officers for
the ensuing year were installed by
District President Herman Johnson
At the close OF the business the social
committee brought forth an abundance
OF ice cream and cake. About 100 OF
the members and their frieuds were
present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-10
Harry J. Gable. and family of the

Harry j. Gable. and family Of the
Strand
Miss Mary McGonigle Of Darby is
spending the summer as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. i. Hudson OF Snow
Hill, Md. spent the Weekend as guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Luther II. Poole. at
the Methodist parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Haggcrty
and family of Wilmington are spend
ing several days as guests Of John X.
Hendrix.
Miss Virginia Wilhelme OF Whining
ton IL spending several days IA a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Farmer.
Mrs. Morris Ford of Baltimore, Mrs.
Marshall Hopes and daughter Miriam
Of Wilmington, spent the weekend as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs u. +. Richards
OF State Road
Fred Willcys. one OF the New Castle
club pitchers. is at the home of his
parents in Dover. being III.
Miss Elizabeth Toman Of West
Fourth street. who underwent an OPP
Grafton at the Delaware Hospital Sow
eral weeks ago, has returned TO her
home.
! Adelaide, the flve-year- old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin S. Halter oi
I Minquadale was operated upon at the
| Delaware Hospital on Saturday foi
appendicitis.
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RAID AT LAUREL.
But Raiders Got No Evidence Mt
"Bud" Thompkins' House.
Special Correspondence Every rv.nlns.

laurel. July 10--Federal prohibit
ton officers. assisted by State and
town officers. Saturday night swoopcd
down on Bud Thonpkins and raided
his home. but for LACK OF evidence
were forced to let him go Mt liberty.
Agents Edwards and Smith, assisted
10y State Detective Donoway, Con-
stable Jester. of Georgetown, and
Chief OF Police Oscar James, OF
Laurel, surrounded the house shortly
after o'clock and were refused ad-
mittanCe. whereupon they brought
into Use "A skeleton key and succeeded
In getting into the house. but found
no one on the first floor. Starting up
stairs. they were met by Thompkins.
who asked what they were doing I'm
the house. whereupon they covered
| him with half a dozen guns. and he
| became quiet They Immediately began
II search for liquor. but were unable
| to find any in the house. Agent Smith
! going outside to search the outbuild-
ings, saw what We're apparently two
! barrels used 10 catch rain. Running
hia hand into one of them he was sur
prised 10 get hold of something Ike
the neck Of n large jug. but while
trying to extricate IL from tho barre
he loosened tho stopper and the con
tents soon mingled with the dirty
water I'm tho barrel.