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EATS ANYTHING
and FEELS FINE
Philip Parr Declares Tanlac
Overcame Troubles That
Beset Him IS Years.

"For thirty-fve years, ever since |
was a lad of sixteen" said Philip Parr.
BOB Hartford Road Baltimore, Il have
been subject to terribly dizzy headaches
Those headaches made me almost
deathly sick and left me so weak and
dizzy | could hardly stand up.
My nerves were all unstrung, too,
and being unble to sleep at night | would
often get up and walk the floor. had no
desire for food and what little | did eat
seemed TO do me harm instead of good.
suffered the worst sort from indiges-
ton, felt tired all the time and had so
little energy that l was simply dragging
around.
Il began taking Tanlac because il
helped my sister so much and the results
have been astonishing. If il had not
happened to me | would not believe
it, but it's fact. those dizzy headaches
have left me entirely. My appetite is a
wonder and | can eat Just anything
without feeling touch of indigestion. |
sleep better, that tired feeling is gone,
and am brimful of new life and energy
Tanlac with the Tanlac Vegetable Pills
is wonderful treatment, as my sister and
| can testify"
Tanlac is sold in Wilmington by the
Eckerd Drug Stores, in New Castle by
f. Challenger q Son and all leading
druggists everywhere.
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REH0B0TH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach. Nov. 13-Monday
night a Halloween party was given
to the pupils of the seventh grade of
Rehoboth high school by their teacher,
Miss Laird, at the home of Miss
Emile X. Satterfeld. The pupils be-
ing masked, prizes were given for the
best costume. The comic prize was
won by Miss Ruth Middleton.
Il. +. Riggen and family motored to
SeafOrd, Wednesday TO attend the
wedding OF Miss Mary Martin.
The building boom Is still going on,
several cottages being under con-
struCtion.
+. Thompson and family have rented
the Richardson cottage on Delaware
avenue for the winter.
! Mrs. n. Rcnninger OF Dolmar is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Hop
/ kins
! Mrs. ]. Dallas Marvil and son, Fred
spent several days in Laurel this
| week
Miss Mabel Hopes and Miss Helen
bradford of Wilmington motored to
Rehohoth to spend the Weekend at
/ MISS i1OopeS cottage,
| Mrs. Robert T. Rumbold will leave
soon to spend the winter in California
Mrs. Annie Doughten is spending
the winter in Philadelphia.
Nicholas Johnson and Miss Rather
inc Lynch Of Pennington spent the
weekend with Mrs. J. II. Satterfield.
! Raymond Wilson is having the
/ foundation laid for a new homo on
baltimore avenue. above First street
! William Smmonds and family have
moved into the Cranston bungalow
for the winter.
Miss Ida Lindale spent the week.
end here with her parents. Miss Lin.
dale is teaching this winter in Milford
Rehoboth high school has beer
closed several days on account of ,
shortage Of coal.
II. Murch has moved his family =,
his new cement block house on Brook
field avenue this week.
Mrs. Mary Evans OF Lewes spent IN,
weekend here with her cousin. Mrs
Clara Riggin.
Edmund Mitchell and family. an,
Mrs. William Hammond Of Whining
ton. motored down 10 be at their COT
tage until Sunday. Mr.. Mitchell 4
having cement driveway laid 10 hi
garage,
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington, Nov. 13.-Mr. and Mrs
Oscar II. Tee spent this Weekend
with relatives at Wilmington.
Harry Dickerson, for number of
years a farmer near town has sold
his property and will move TO town
and occupy one Of the Sapp & Brown
residences until he can build a home
on the lot he recently purchased. on
Weiner avenue.
Miss Claraetta Steinmetz Of Rich
mond, Va. is spending this week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
SteinmetZ, near town.
= Mrs. Mary Wolcott Of Dover was n
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Amos Brown
this week.
Several young folks attended the
dance at Seaford, Thursday evening
among them Misses EVELYN Har.
rington and Thelma Wix. and Smithers
Harrington and MIR. Steele Of Dover
Mrs. Fred Bailey is spending this
weekend with Rev. and Mrs. J. T
Bailey at Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and little
son are guests Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Marcellus Smith. Carl. whC
is connected with the L. s. Navy ha.
completed his land duty and vii
serve three years on sea duty. II,
will leave today TO join his ship
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ELLSWORTH DANIELS
THROWN FROM AUTO
Delaware City Boy Injured
When Car Crashes into Hedge
Near Glasgow.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. Nov. 1S.--Mr. and
Mrs. Lester *. Daniels and young son
Ellsworth, while returning here Fri
day night from a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Budd
of Elkton, Md. had an accident when
near Glasgow, which nesEitated their
return 20 E,lkton. The lights were
bad on Mr.. Daniels Ford car and in
some manner he lost control Of it
and crashed into hedge along the
roadside. which brought the car TO
such sudden halt that Ellsworth,
their son. who was sitting on Mrs
Daniels lap was thrown clear out OF
the car and into the hedge. suffering
numerous cuts about the face. Mr.
Daniels secured help and returned
again to Elkton. whore the boy wa;
given medical attention. They return
ed TO their home here yesterday after.
noon.
/ Among those who attended the Uni.
versity Of Delaware lIavorrord foot.
| ball game Mt Newark on Nruis'ic'
Day were Mrs. T. w. jefferson. Bertl'
jefferson. William Weaver. ~ EGnj
/ Cualc. Carlisle SpiCer Moore White
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CHESTERTOw MD.

Cheetertown. Md. Nov. 13.-rndcr
the most ideal weather conditions the
season for hunting for rabbits and
cartridges opened in this county to-
day, and hundreds of gunners secured
the woods and fields from early morn
ing until late in the afternoon. Both
kinds of game are fairly plentiful but
so many landowners are advertising
against cunning that much Of the
game will he protected from indiScreet
gpnncrs who are disposed 10 disregard
ali laws and kill everything in sight,
notwithstanding the law prohibits the
taking of only so many rabbits by
each person. Clerk Of the Court
Robert r. Ayres has been busy dur
ing the past two weeks issuing gun
ners licenses for both resident and
/ nonresident gunners.
| Painters and carpenters here have
/ so many unfinished orders, IL is feared
/ the cold weather will set in before al
contracts have been filled There
have been more improvements by
/ painting and repairing here this fall
/ than for years past.
I
mother, Mrs. James Brice of Balti-
more, are visiting relatives and friend:
in town and county.
Rev. J. r. ROwlenson. pastor OF
Crumpton charge. has been holding 4
/ successful revival in Double Creel
/ Church. assisted by Rev. n. O. Gibson
( Of Chestertown, and Revs. Revelle anC
Diehl of Rock Hall.
James w. Chapman. who owns som,
Of the finest farm land in Kent county
is a successful grower of Japanes,
walnuts, a new kind OF nut in this sec
ton. He has had good crop and ha.
given a quantity OF the nuts I,
friends from which to grow youn.
trees which will bear in from four I,
FIVE years. Mr.. Chapman also had on,
OF the most profitable crops OF Jap
anese chestnuts in the county
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Mayo Thorn an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Scott of Bal
timore, have been house guests OF Nj
the past week.
William Hadaway Of Still Pond. ha
} gone to Baltimore Hospital for specia
treatment.
Sidney Turner visited his mother
who is a patient in Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington, Tuesday. He re
ports her improving.
Notwithstanding an almost dis
astrous growing seas son, Mrs. Bell
Smith has sold a large number O
handsome chrySantTemums at fame.
prices during the sea son.
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DOVER NOTES.

Dover, Nov. 13.-Nliss Bessie Il.
Stokes of Wyoming and Daniel II.
Casson, a clerk in the Dover postoflice,
were married at Wesley NJ. r. par
sonage. Saturday afternoon by Rev.
j. w. Colona.
Miss Virginia r. Bergman and
Arthur b. Collins were married at
Stamford, Conn, November Q. Mr..
Collins formerly resided at Cheswold.
City Councilman John C. Hopkins
has returned from the Pennsylvania
Hospital Philadelphia, where he
underwent a surgican operation.
Rev. Edwin II. Bookmyer of Phila-
dclphia is conducting evangelstic
services in the Glendale NJ. L. Church
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Elkton Pays Tribute to Ceci
County Boys Who Died in
tho World War.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
EIkton, Md. Nov. 1S.-People from
oil sections of Cecil county gathered
in Elkton Saturday evening, when
memorial exercises were held at the
Soldiers Monument for the Cecil boys
who lost their lives in the World
War. Father Mclaughlin of Will
mington, chaplain of the ll5th imam
try, delivered the address.
Pouring gasoline from a milk can
into the tank of an automobile, with
a lighted lamp nearby, caused blaze
in the barn on the Clayton farm, near
Calvert. The car and barn were both
damaged by fire.
Announcement is made of the COM
ing marriage of Miss Gladys V. Cooper
Of Charlestown. 10 Captain William j.
Robertson Of Philadelphia.
Bishop Davenport of the Dioceees of
Easton will visit Trinity Episcopal
church tomorrow evening and preach
a sermon.
The Ladies' AID Society of North
East has organized for tho winter, with
Miss Lydia McNamee president. Mrs
Joseph Shippers cepresident, Mrs
Jesse Shippers secretary and Mrs
George Bryson treasurer.
Charles Stein, while clearing away
brush and trees near Conowingo foI
the construction of a new dam, was
struck on the head by n falling tree
and painfully hurt.
Mrs Henry Clay entertained the
Patriotic Club Saturday.
Fire broke out in the plant of til,
Victory Sparkler Co. Saturday, bu
was soon eNtinguishcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Purnell an
nounces the coming marriage Of theil
daughter. Mary Sterling, TO Philip NJ
King. The wedding will take place a
the home of the brides parents or
November %.
Mrs. Mary Gathers. widow OF Henry
Gathers Of Rising sun. died last weel
az Baltimore hospital.
Clarence Rarnhart was painfully in
jured when his right hand was caugh
IN a power press.
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and may take the Southern cruise OF
the navy. His family will make their
home here during his absence.
A complete surprise party was ten
dered VIII Harris. Thursday evening.
The following were among those pres
ent: Mrs. A. G. Stevenson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Wix, Mrs. William Frazier,
Mrs. Il. #. Harrington, Mrs G. s.
Palmer, Mrs. ii. c. Smith, Mrs. Oscar
WiX, Mrs. Martha Knox and daughter
Martha, Mrs. IL. II. Rash. Miss Laura
Sapp, Mrs. William II. Cahall, Mrs
Arley Welch and children, Mrs John
Cordrey, Mrs. Frank Tumlin and Mrs
A. V. Jamison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee enter
tanned at dinner. last evening, In
honor of their little sons second
birthday. Among those present were
Rev. and Mrs. j. Il. Bailey and Miss
Alma Bailey of Georgetown. Mrs. Her
man Roach of Salisbury. Md.
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Rural RESIDENTS DEMAND
ALL NIGHT LIGHT SERVICE

Richardson Park. Nov. 13-Nrs
William II. Watson. chairman Of the
night committee of the Civic C1uh
which recently installed sixteen lights
IN Elmhurst, has notified those operat-
ing the lights that they must bnrn
them on moonlight nights and ever,.
night from darkness until dawn. Com
plant has beea made that MANY are
turning off the lights at midnight. Tn
coHectose who will collect the money.
from the Five Points residents for tbo
Nights are Mre. V. +. Hirsch. Elm
hurst; Mrs William Tinsman and Mrs
Watson. Richardson Park: Mrs. "
Henry kratz. Mrs Harvey A. Move
ana Mrs William II. Miller. ASHLEY.
The recent rummage sale held h,
me Women's club netted s5O,65. Mr.
watson at meeting at her home on
Friday night orga nized a sewing circle
Jne women Of the community are IN
vited 70 join and the next meeting Wi.
De held sometime this week.
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Mary; Francis Maloney and Miss
Eleanor Kemp, OF Red LION, and Mr..
and Mrs. Vance Mitchell and daughter,
Dorothy, spent yesterday as the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Clark Othoson
and family OF Red Lion.
Miss Mary Walton OF Red Lion spent
the Weekend as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Walton Of Welcome, Nd.
Misses Helen and Marie Mahoney
of Philadelphia spent the weekend
AZ the guest of their aunts, Misses
Kate and Margaret Mahoncy, of East
Second street.
Andrew NJ. Gallagher, Thomas and
Frank Hewlett, Frank Brldgewater
and James II. White spent yesterday
in the lower part of Delaware.
Mre. James Mcclure of the Strand Is
suffering from the grip.
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WOMEN PLAYERS TO REHFARSF.

Richardson Park, Nov. 13.-WilHam
Tinsman. director Of the PLAYERS Of
me Women'e Club, who will present
Farm Folks al the Masonic Hall.
Newport in the near future will con-
quot q rehearsal at the home Of Mrs
Harry Edwards. 1902 Willis street.
wilmington. tonight. The cast OF the
play Will DE as follows: Philip Bur
.ey' Clarence Wickersham: Dave
weston Samuel Caufman. Jr.; Amos
Goodwin" Harvey Meyer; byron
f4nn'' George Hughes; Mrs. Burlev. ..
Mrs Ash; Grace Burley." Mrs. Rnrb
Mace: Flora Goodwin" .TosanFI,o
1et'ing; Mrs. Goodwin" Mrs. Geo
Ausnes' Mrs. Peasley." Mrs. Harry
towards Della" Mrs Mabel ZONES
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man. Rodney schunder and p. d

man, Rodney Schunder and y. ID.
Geoghcgan.
The pig roaat which was To have
been held last Thursday night by the
Democrats I'm celebration OF their sue
cess in the recent election, was held
Saturday night in the fire engine hall
This pig roast has been the only pO-
litlcal celebration Of It's kind hero by
either party since the time Of Grover
Cleveland's election 10 the presidency
when the Democrats OF this vicinity
had n huge oy-roast IN front Of tho
Central Hotel.
The euchre and social held Saturday
night by the ladies of st. Paul's X. e.
Church at the home 81 Mrs. NJ. a.
Holiday, was largely attended and a
success financially. An orchestra
furnished music for the dancing. Mrs.
VI A. BrannOn won the euchre first
prize and Mr.. ". a. Brannon took the
second prize. Frank Schaefer won the
five hundred first prize and Miss En-
ma Schaefer the second.
| Charles and George Heal are in
staling radio IN their home here
This is the second set that has beer
put in service here Harold and
Harvey Wilkinson are the owners o.
the other get.
The local high school football team
is in smyrna this afternoon wher
they are playing return game viii
Smyrna high.
Mrs +. 4. Pennington loft 10
Philadelphia yesterday afternool
where she win attend tho World W
IC. r. E. convention IN progress al
this week AZ the Academy uf Music.
Colonel a. IIigoce Davidson AM
wife who have been spending SOM
time with his brother. Alfred J
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MANY THEFTS ALARM
RURAL RESIDENTS
Richardson Park Citizens Con-
template Appeal for Better
Protection.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Richardson Pack, Nov. 13.--Aroused
over the numerous petty robbories be-
ing committed here. residents are pre-
pairing to appeal to the authorities for
additional protection. Three CO four
homes and stores have been entered
during the past week or moro ana
various articles stolen.
Rural Police officer Bowen was kept
busy Saturday night and last evening
warning automObilsts that tn" lights
on their machines must he lighted
Those notified will hc arrested If the
! light law Is violated in the future.
Despite the heavy frost Of last Fri
day morning the fields about here yes
terday were dotted with dandolion an
daisy blooms. while In the wood
numerous wild flowers were foun'
blooming.
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day evening. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lurty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Slack, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seleway, Mr.. and Mrs. Forsythe,
Mrs. Shears; Misses Alva Lurty,
Lillian Shears, Sarah Shears, Lee and
Louise Landlord, Mary Stevens, Mary
Harris, Mary Emory, Maude Stevens /;
Messrs. Joe Vorous. Richard Stats,
Pat Murphy, Charles Rickers, Mac
Davis, Harry Laws. Joe Conaway,
George Jacobs, Ed Gam, Willie Jones
Roland Smith. George Mahoney.
Dancing and games We're engaged
in, and refreshments were served.
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LEWES NEWS.

Lewes, Nov 13--NIiss Anne Nichols,
clerk of the Town Board. sailed Satur-
day from New York for Antwerp, Bel
smith and Consul Messersmith. During
her absence. Mrs. Charles Hickma n
will fill her place as clerk. Mrs. Fin
Ross is acting Librarian during the
absence of Miss Nichols.
Miss May Sharp. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Saunders
Truitt. in Milford. is in Lewes pack
ing her household goods preparatory
TO moving to Wilmington.
The Marshall Bertrands have moved
from the Herbert orion cottage on
Lewes Beach to one OF DIR. w. r
Orr's houses, Fourth and South
streets, Lewes.
Mrs. William p. Orr and\ son, Billie
are making a visit to her aunt Miss
Susie Beck in Millersville, Pa
Captain and Mrs. Robert II. Orr
have closed their Lcwes Beach cot
tage and are boarding at Mrs. Lena
Tammany's in town. Capt. Orr ha.
been retired from the L. S. Nav,
where he served as paymaster. Whei
he came to Lewcs Beach he was II
poor health. lie is now much improves
and is gaining weight. lie has reache'
the pension age and the family vii
remain in town during the winter eX
cept Miss Elizabeth Orr. who wi
spend sometime in Washington.
Mrs. Richard Reese of Wilmington
| is at Lewcs Beach having some wor
done on the cottage she recently pur
chased Of Pilot Arthur w. Marshall.
Mrs. Pratt of Baltimore has pur
chased of Mrs. Sofia Hartman the cot
| tage known as the Salvage cottage a
the beach. She is considering putin
in a heating plant so she can hav
weekend parties during the col
| weather.
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and / have taken it. ! feel so well
and strong and can do every bit Of
my work and not pain in my back
now. l recommend your medicine
and you can use this letter as testi-
monial." - Mrs. PHIL. MASER, SOL
Winslow St., st. Paul MINI.
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Emmanuel Church Bake.

Emmanuel Church will hold a bake
and soup sale next Thursday after
noon At the parish house. They will
also hold rummage sale on Thurs
day, November .23. at Sixth and Penn
streets. Contributors may have their
donations called for by calling 6117
or 3292-W.
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W. T.. Clough, was MiIllnGton Man

Chestertown. Nd. Nov. EVIL
liam Edward Clough, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Clough, Of Millingtou.
fell while at work on the inside az q
big smoke stack Mt Carney's Point on
October 2S. and when found was dead.
He was believed 20 have been over
come by the gas fumes in the pipe
which caused him 10 fall. His remains
were taken in charge by the Coroner
OF Carney'S Point and were about to
he prepared for buriel. when tho at
tention of his parents were called 20
the notice OF the accident IN Every
Evening and a picture OF the young
man wac sent TO Carney's Point which
identified the remains as those Of
Young Clough. Relatives went 70 Car
ney's Point, secured the remains and
brought them to MNllngton, whore
funeral services were held at the home
Of his brother, George Cough on sun
day. with interment in Miilingtcn
! cemetary. During the war young
! Clough enlisted in the L. s. army and
! trained Mt Camp Meade. He recelv-
| ed his honorable discharge withou;
! going overseas. lie was 80 FEARS old
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W. 2. nromn Soc rrlena Kned.

Wilbur r. Brown, formerly Of ihis
city. now Of CharlestOwn. W Va. had
the -racklng experience Of Wit
Messing tho death Of friend. DR.. g.
". Waggoner, OF Morgantowp, w.
Va. teacher in the University IL
West Virginia, recently. While the
t'*o we're riding together IN shreve-
port In. Or. WagRoner was thrown
from his horse and fatally injured.
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Davidson, left yesterday for Fort Bias,
Texas, where ne Is stationed.
Dwelling For Rent--Frout ana
Clinton streets. Possession Eoy. 10.
Apply 10 4. l.. Robertson.--AdY.
Maurice River cove and Chinco-
league prime and quart oysters De-
Ilyered any time. VIM. Householder.
ADV.
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- = II II'-Vt IIVIIIt NILUIIiN
MIDDLETOWN CENTURY CLUB.

Middletown, Nov. 13.-The New Cen.
fury Club Will have one Of the mos,
interesting Of lis Fail meetings tomor.
NV afternoon. at $50. Prof. /. y
Aepson Will lecture on Feeble Mind
ed Children. their Care and Training"
Mrs. Frank r. Watkins Will be chair.
man FOR the day and viii give an out.
Ane or Delaware's new institution
S'okely''. The meeting will be oper
20 all and the public is cordially invited
20 hear these two interesting and i'm.
portant subjects
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STAFFORD AND VICINITY.

Seaford. Nov. 13--The first meeting
of the Seaford public school Parent
Teachers Association for this school
year VIII be held Tuesday evening.
November 81. at tho high school build
ing Several matters Of Importance
viii come before the meeting for action.
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected and questions Of suggested
changes in the school code Will he dis
Cussed. one Of them being in reference
10 levyinC taxes.
The movement for 4 new high school
( p Seaford VIII come forward again.
and a member Of the State Board OF
Education will address the Parent
Teachers Association on this move
ment All patrons and parents have
been urged 70 get behind the Parent
Teachers Association this year for the
hctterment of Seaford school.
The drive FOR the Memorial Library
Fund for the University of Delaware
showed subscriptions from Seaford
schools tOtalling S24465. Seaford
Special School District, $500, 1905
The town Of Seaford at large, s65.65
The chairman Of the committee, super
intendent w. II. II. White. was helped
in the drive by the following commit
tees: Library Acorn Club-Mrs. !. f
Cooke, chairman; Mrs. \. II. Lord
Mrs. John Il. Eskridge, Miss Agnes
Huston. Mrs. John W. Nevins. Mrs. c
II. Carter, Mrs. Samuel J. Stein. Mrs
William +. Longendyke, Mrs. William
II. Miller, Mrs. Annie Perry. Schoo
comm!ttee-Au teachers OF the school
Town committee-Mrs. Walter b. Rob.
inSon, chairman: Mrs J. Il. Eskridce
Mrs. Howard Morgan. Mrs. William
h, Morgan, Mrs. J. Emery Miles. Mrss
Virginia Gordon. Mrs. Ella c. Emery
Mrs. y. NJ. Conaway, who has beer
IN Philadelphia for the past two weeks
where she was undergoing Treatment
OF the eyes. returned home Saturday
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EVENING SOCIAL.

Kirkwood. Nov. 13.-An enjoyable
social was given at the home Of Mr..
ard Mrs. James II. Vogous, Wednes-
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600 readers see It daily. Call 2200--
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