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MIDDLETOwN NOTES.

Middletown, Dec. 2.-Nre. Julian II.
Foard was chairman OF program
committee at the rcgular meeting OF
the New Century Club on Tuesday.
Mrs Leland Pleasanton, accompanied
by Miss Alice Brown OF Odessa sang
"A Heart Call" and Lass a. Mine"
Mre. Foard introduced Miss Snyder,
head OF the Educational Department
OF the Womcn's College at Newark
who said she came to talk with the
women rather than 10 them, about
education. She reminded them that
Education Week begins tomorrow
this being tho third year thot this
week has been observed.
Miss Martha Jane Skagce died on
Sunday afternoon. She was sixty-four
years OF age.
At public sale OF tho property OF thC
late Mrs. Jane Armstrong. the store
and dwelling on Main street. Were
purchased by william Regncr for
s3.s5O. The double house property on
tho corner Of Main street was pur.
chased by Edward Schetzler for 81 $50
4 piece OF ground on High street was
bought by Henry Kronemier for 81 900
and a lot or land containing brick
dwelling in the rear OF the storo wa,
purchased by William Gremminger
for $3.50.
The following pupils of Mt. Pleasant
School. No. 80, We're present every day
for tho month Of November: Medfort
Colt. Kenneth Wright Floyd Morris
Lyman Morris. Gandon Marker. Eliza.
beth Moore. Helen Lore. France,
Wright. Gladys Colt, Florence Lore
Dorothy Lore. Florence Moore. Elsl,
Eliason. Mildred Coppage. Virgins
Cochran. Anna Marker. Ethel Rat
ledge. Lucy Sterling.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith. daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Smith q
near Earlville and Elias Rhoades wcr,
married al the home of the bride
parents last saturday. The ccrcmon,
was performed by the Rev. T. r. Var
Dyke in the presence OF a number q
relatives and friends The bride wor
navy blue canton crepe and carrie,
chrysanthemums and maidenhair fern
| Following tho ceremony reception
was held. After n wedding trip Mr. an
Mrs. Rhoadoe will make their home fl
Cecilton.
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SMYRNA NEWS.

Smyrna. Dec. William II. Stats
was kicked IN the head by a horse.
and rendered unconscious on We'd
nesday. He is doing as well as can
10 expected
DR. Edward Dwight. who has been
IN the mountains Of Virginia, for hi.
health has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rogers have
closed their home 10 spend the winter
IN Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Vernon westfall. Of East Com
merce street. Is confined 10 his home
with grip.
George Boehmler. who recently
purchased the Collins property. on
south street, Is having il remodeled.
and expects 20 occupy IL Jan. /.
Mrs Joseph Beckett is 81.
John Shilling. Assistant state
Superintendent OF Education in
charge OF High Schools, visited
smyrna school on Friday.
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GEORGETOWN AND VICINITY.

Georgetown. Dec. s-Former Sheriff
Jacob West. who several months ago
formed partnership with Rufus Alb
bott and engaged in the mercantile
business. has sold his interest 20 Mr..
Abbott
Members OF 81. paul's Guild will
give a supper In the New Century
Club room next Tuesday night.
Miss Edna Donohue has taken a
position In the office OF Deputy At
torney- General Robert G. Houston.
since assuming his duties in the
alien property custodians office at
Washington. Colonel Houston does
not spend much time in Sussex
county.
John r. Taylor of Snow Hill. Md.
vii soon be placed on the railroad
retired list and may return 20 George
town 10 reside.
Captain Washington 4 Nickers
celebrated his soth birthday anniver-
sary Tuesday night. Since his retire
mont from the life saving service. a
few years ago. he has resided here.
For several years he was stationed
at Bethany Beach.
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Fire on James W.. Crouch's
Farm, Near Chestertown,
Caused Loss Of $4,000.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chcster;own. Md. Dec. "A de-
s,ructivc FIRE. OF unknown origin. oc-
CURED Thursday nigh, on the farm
owned by James w. Crouch and ten
anted by Miller Strong. The barn.
siahl. and other outbuildings and
ther contents. including corn. hay and
fodder. were destroyed. and Ave horses
were burned. The loss. amounting TO
$4,000. was partly covered by insur-
ancc.
In game OF football Thursday
afternoon. the Chestcrtown High
School defeated the Cambridge High
school by a score Of 20 to Z.
Nlss. w. II. Revelle. wife OF the pas
tor OF Rock Hall NJ. T.. Church. was
taken 20 Baltimore hospital. where
she underwent successful operation
for appendicitis.
The trustees of Rock Hall NJ. r.
church offered the old parsonage for
sale. hut q was withdrawn on n bid
of $500.
Norman crow has obtained posi-
tion with the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Co. with headquarters in
Philadelphia.
To stimulate greater interest in
farm work county wide meeting will
be held In Chestertown on December
ia Addresses Will he made by Pro-
fessor w ~. 1Vice and Miss Nenia NJ
Keller.
Thieves attempted 10 rob the store
Of Nansant a Newsome. but were
frightened of before they could effect
entrance.
Mrs. Frances Jankovski. aged "A
years. widow of John Jankowski. died
November % at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Williams. in Rock
liai.
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NOTES FROM ST. GEORGES.

-. Georges, Dec. 2-SNvices in
the NJ y. Church tomorrow Will be-
sin ~ $50 with the Sunday school
session. a; 1880. the pastor. Rev. J.
4. Mccoy. Wi preach on the subject
The Loaves and the Fishes" At
: o'clock. the EpNorth League will
he held with Mrs. Thomas Swan as
leader. At 80. Rev. Mccoy will
preach again on the text The Phari-
SO and the Publican"
~ summit Bridge. the hours OF
service have been changed. Sunday
school will begin tomorrow at 100
instead of : o'clock and preaching
viii begin at 2.30 instead OF o'clock
az formerly. Rev. ]. c. Mccoy will
preach al 230 on the subject "Ioaves
and the Fishes"
On Tuesday night the monthly
business and social meeting OF the
Epworth League vii be held AZ the
home % Mrs. James II. :. Gam al
80
The Sunday school Of the NJ. T
Church has completed arrangements
for the annual Christmas entertain
ment which viii be held in the church
Wednesday evening. December g.
Mss. Ella c. Vail and Cooper Ora
Wiz spent Thursday with friends ir
Middletown.
Mrs. Samuel Lester entertained or
Thanksgiving Day Mr.. and Mrs
Irving sparks of Delaware City and
Mr.. and Mrs. Swain OF near here.
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wIsE.PLEAsANToN WEDDING.

Middlctown. Dec. .. A vorv
pretty wedding took place in Fores,
Presbyterian Church on Thanksglv-
ing day at 4 o'clock. when Miss Mar
garet 4. pleasanton, daughter 81
Mrs. Mary Bolten Pleasanton. was
united In marriage 10 Harold !. Wise.
son OF the Rev. and Mrs. w. \. Wise
OF this town. The ceremony was per
formed by Dr. Wise. assisted by the
Rev. John Townley. pastor of the
church. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. r. :. Redgrave and
Miss Helen McWhorter sang AT the
Dawning" just before the bridal par
~ entered the church. The bride was
given in marriage by her uncle.
Harry Bolton OF Galena. Maryland.
She wore a gown of brown silk lace
with a trimming OF gold buds. and
hat 10 match and carried yellow crys-
anthemums. The maid OF honor.
Miss Leone Ladley OF Wnhamsport.
Pa, wore golden brown Canton crepe.
with gold lace and hat. and carried
yellow chrysanthemums The best
man was Joseph {. Wise brother OF
the groom. and the ushers We're Gil
bert PleasantOn. Thomas Sharpe.
Ralph Segars and Hugh Crooks OF
Wilmington. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wise left FOR
Wilmington and later In the evening
started for Ashvile. y. c, where they
will make their home.
The property ot J. A. Brown OF
Earlvine. consisting OF garage. black
smith shop. store. with the contents
was destroyed by fire this week. The
loss was about SIC, 600. with very little
insurance.
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wharf daily for a supply OF water for
the boilers
William Kilnk. on complaint of Mrs
George Hockenburry, was placed
under arrest by officers Tobln ana
Kern. He was fined before Mayor w.
Losiie crsmer, $3.50 and oo~'e. yes
ferday afternoon for acting in a Dis
orderly manner.
Waiter Vincent was fined 81 80 ana
costs on complaint OF John Mahcrd,
for disorderly conduct.
Miss Lucy Meyer of Clayton street,
Yesterday afternoon VISA taken 20 tho
Delaware Hospital for treatment n
the Good VIII Fire Company's snibu-
lance. Driver John Doris on re-
turning from the hospital. on the sfa's
Highway, made a second trip % tn-
hospitai with a man who was injured
In an automobile accident.
Lee Goudiss OF Philadelphia -
spending the weekend az the guest
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mre Aiexandcr
y Coudiss
Mr.. and Mrs. william p. Myers .,
Floral Park. Long leland. y. y, -
spending the weekend 40 the guest -
Mrs. Anna Gemmiil and family of East
Third street.
Last evening large number of per-
sons attended the fret radio concer,
given in this city by the members =
tho Radio Club ~ the FIRST Baptist
Church. held in the social rooms. r,
connection with the program a literary
entertainment vas given. Th0se TAX
| Ing part were Rev Frederick ". over
hieer. Mrs. Overhiser. Elsie Walls.
Norma LIB and Charles IcIb. About
| $50 was cleared
Rev. J. l.. Taylor. paefor of tho ~.
Salem VI r. Church. tomorrow a. M.
I1O30 service viii take for hs teE.,
The Coming of Gods kingdom" Ths
/ morning session will be followed -
communion service. A. 730 services
in the evening stephen q. Pullman
will precah. Sunday schooi will =
conducted a. 2.30 O'Clock. 4 Christ
mas program rehearFai will follow
Rev. W. w. Hoy 81 Delaware cry
will preach during The morning ee--
vice at 1890 IN the Union =. r. p.
Church. At the afternoon eervi-e AZ
i3 o'clock. Rev. Jonee % Win ir ztor.
will T~each. Sunday schooi III. -
Buttonwoois. will preach ~ fhs evrn-
ling service AZ 730 ociock
/, Mrs. Francis Dc ". Janvisr today
entertained A. luncheon A. her horne
, on tho strand, Mrs. Richard King q
Atlantic City; Mrs. Harry Wilson a
, Philadelphia: Mrs Henry r. F,obbIr.
, OF Germantown, Pa; Mrs. Jos~ph
Pugh OF Iansdowns. Pa; Misses Man
Shaw and Elizabeth q. Black.
? See Bridgewater for jsveiry.-Adv,
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RICHARDSON PARK WEDDING.
Miss Bessie Emma McAlIIster II
Bride of Charles II. Quinn.
Specint Corrcspoudenre Every Evening

UTIOe Ot NuHTtcs W. 0utuus
Special Correspondence Every Evening
Richardson Park. Dec. 2.-The mar
riagc OF Miss Bessie Emma McAllis-
ter, daughter OF George II. McAlIstcr
Of Ashley. to Charles II. Quinn. OF Fol-
som, Pa, took place on "Wednesday
evening at the home Of the brides
sister. Mrs II. NJ. Chase, ~ Hillside
road, Ashley. The ring ceremony was
used. Rev. DIR. II. w. Ewing, of VIII
mington, officiating.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. She was attended by Mrs.
Evans Dunbar. OF Elkton. Md, as
matron of honos. and Miss Marguerite
Quinn, niece OF the groom. was brides
maid. The groom's attendants were
his brother. Clarence Quinn, and
James NJ. Chase.
The Bride wore n charming costume
of white crepe back satin with pearl
trimmings. She carried shower OF
brides roses and sweet peas. Mrs.
Dunbar was becomingly gowned In
blue and gold satin with gold slippers
and stockings and carr Sd yellow
chrysanthemums. Miss Quinn wore a
dress of orchid colored crepe de chine
with gold trimmings. brocaded gold
slippers and stockings to match and
her bouquet was OF orchids colored
chrysanihemums.
Previous TO the wedding ceremony
Mrs. Albert Ludlow. of Wilmington,
sang 30 Promise Me-" and following
the ceremony, Truly Love" was sung
by Mrs. Ludlow and Miss Naomi
Brown Miss Brown played the we'd
ding march!
Following the wedding a reception
was held and the newly welded couple
afterwards left for n honeymoon "a
Boston. On their return they will re-
side at Folsom, Pa.
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CONsIsTORY CLUB LUNCHEON.
Members Decide TO Provide Turkey
Dinner for Poor, December 2s.

Charles Bamberger. grand master
Of Delaware, a. +. & a. NJ. and James
A. Stirling were the speakers at a
well attended meeting OF the Delaware
COnsistory Club yesterday. Dr.
Arthur NJ. Patterson was awarded the
prize donated by Charles NJ. Banks,
II was decided 10 provide a Christ
mas turkey dinner for so poor chill
dren. OF the city on December p and
the following committee was appoint
ed: Alex r. Abrahams. Elmer Klund.
DR.. Patterson, J. Rupert and Charles
NJ. Banks
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LOCAL TRA|NMEN
HURT IN WRECK
At SAFE HARbOR
A. 3. Moon, NJ. T. Mackers and
Herbert T. West Painfully
Injured.
THE TRAIN WAS SIDESW1PED

Three local members ~ = Penn
sylvanla railroad crew wsrs severely
Injured az Safe Hsroor. on the Coi1rn-
bla & Port Deposit branch AT 0.2+
yesterday morning. when a south
bound engine sidesviped n. tvssfth
car of northbound freight train
The engine toppled over an IN
bankmenr and the men we're rescued
by fellow employees. The engine roli-
ed 20 the banks % the Susquehanna-
The injured are: A. p. Noon. 30.
engineer: y. T. Makers. 2s. fireman.
and Herbert D. West, %. brakeman
al OF Wilmington.
Mr.. Moon lives IN the Jsckson
/ Apartments. He va. cut about me
head. but was able 20 walk Mr..
Makers lives az 200 West street. He
was cut about the head also. Mr..
West lives at s02 East Seventeenth
street. He was cut about the snoul-
der. All were treated az the Columbia
/ Hospital. They are expected 20 re-
cover. The accident happened "a one
train was going onto 4 siding 20 a.
I iow another 20 pass. Both we're
I freights. Ten cars were wrecked.
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STAFFORD AND VICINITY.

Seafori. Dec. 2-Charles z. Daw-
son. for the past several years local
manager OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Co, has resigned 10 accept a
position as bookl<eeper with the local
branch Of the Delaware Trust CO.. and
will assume his new duties next Tues
day Mss Belva Lankford. OF Reliance.
will have charge OF the local telegraph
Office for the present.
On Wednesday Afternoon. at
O'Clock. al the Baptist parsonage. Cam
bridge. Md, Miss Helen Beatrice
Adams became the bride Of Ralph
owens Wheatley. OF Seaford.
News was received al Seaford. yes
terday. OF the death OF Frank w. Ie
Compte, OF Richmond. Va, formerly
Of this town.
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PORT Du PONT PERSONALS.

Delaware City. Dec. 2.-Sergeant
John D. Amery. Company a. has been
GRANTED a furlough OF 80 days which
lc viii spend with relatives at Mari
ano. Texas Sergeant Amery has just
-ef.rned from Germany after spend
'nr Eve years with the American
Forces in France. Germany and
Poland
Private william NJ. Buist. Company
.. has been relieved from further
duties IN connection with the Quar-
..rmaster at this station and has re-
turned 10 hts organization for duty.
Private Haygood Dye. Company A,
has been granted a furlough Of 30
lays which he VIII spend with rela-
lives and friends at Washington
Georgia.
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DIR. CHARLES II. BARKER
GUEST OF DOVER ROTARY

Dover. Dec. 2.-Dr. Charles ii. Bar
kcr. doctor of hygiene and physical
culture at Grand Rapids. visited
Dover yesterday as the guest of the
Rotary Club and made three address,
es. He spoke in the High School ON
How TO Make the Most OF Life" and
in the Peoples Church on "A Mothers
Responsibility TO Her Daughter" At
"A Rotary banquet ne spoke on "a
Fathers Responsibility To His Son"
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RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

The County Board Of Assessment
reports the following transfers OF real
estate:
At Newark-By the Newark Trust
and safe Deposit Co. 70 Henry ". Nc
Neal. for $3.50.
A. Stantoz-By Charles P. Dickey to
Joseph Michael. FOR $3.50.
In Brandywine hundred, BY the
Stockdale Corporation 20 LEWIS l.
Mousley. for SO.
In Christiana hundred-By the J. ".
Holloway Co. 20 Frederick Presto
witz. for SO.
In White Clay Greek hundred-By
Wilmer :. Hawthorne 70 Francis L
Hawthorne. for $4,000.
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CAPT. TRAvERS HELD
on MURDER CHARGE

Cambridge, Nd. Dec. 2.-Following
coroner's inquest on the body OF
Emerson Pritchett. Dorchester
county oysterman. who was killed in
pitched battle between rival fac
tions OF Nanticoke river oyster
planters on November 2s. Capt. VIII
liam Travers OF Wicomico county.
was charged with the murder OF
Pritchett here yesterday and held
without bail for action OF the Dor
chester county grand jury.
Capt. J. w. Collier also Of Wicom-
leo county. who was accused Jointly
with Captain Travers OF Pritchetts
murder, was released on $4,000 bail.
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ROCKLAND NEWS.

Rockland. Dec. Rev. John White
Of Wilmington, Will preach in Mt. I>eb-
anon NJ. Z. Church tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock. Rev. John Boyman OF
Chester, Pa. will preach at night at
s o'clock. Miss Bertha Schultz will
lead the Epworth League at 7.30. a
bazaar will be held on Tuesday eve
ming, December 5, in the school house.
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NEWARK NEWS NOTES.

Newark. Dec. 1.-THE Sigma Nu
Fraternity Of the University Of Della
ware will hold a formal dance in Old
College on the evening of December
IS.
Mrs. William Fritz and Mrs. George
Clarke OF Baltimore are guests OF
Mrs. George Phipps on Depot Road.
Miss Eta Wilson is attending the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

annual convention of tho Virginia
Cooperative Association being held
at Richmond. Va.
Miss Kathcryn T.. Woods Ia spend
Ing the week end Mt her home In
Connecticut.
Miss Laura V. Clarke. professor
Of Home Economics Mt the womcn's
College. is attending tho National
Vocational Convention at Detroit.
Michigan, this week.
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LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register OF Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters as tollows:
Admiutstration--On The estate cf
John T. Wright 20 Lola W. Dulins:
estate OF James L. Dickerson 20 James
L. Dickerson. IT.
Testamentary-On the estate Of Pat
rick Iafferty 20 Mary J. La1erty.
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FIRE NEAR EAST0N.

Easton. Nd. Dec. 2.-The large
barns. garage. electric lighting plant
and windmill on the farm OF James
Dixon. on Miles River. about two
miles from Easton. were destroyed by
are yesterday afternoon. The loss will
amount 20 5000.
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Maud-"Funny you should fall In
love with a man ten years older than
yourself" Ethel-"He isn't. We
didn't begin TO live TIL we knew each
other, so Of course we're exactly the
same age."-New Haven Register.
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ThRhNTuLh, NM.
CHEF LEI Vim. Up-
As s. ALL cUT ul,AO
An3 BEEN SENT To
WASHINGTON BY ulS
RIbe 10 HRDIt 81
AGAINST N6 WFHPR
eRnMD q fIpf -uAIee
hoW cav SUPptD
V,EN eY GCN.
HoCTLEGSERS -
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Really n Grave Insinuatlon.

More than one motorist killed az a
grade crossing couldn't hear the loco
motives whistle because he had wet
his own.-Washington Post.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
GOT TAPESTRIES At BARGAIN
Vienna Pawnbroker Would Have Done
Good Stroke Of Business Had
Not Police lnterfersd.

A distracted young widow. reports
the Vienna correspondent OF the Lon
don Daily Mail, took one Of three
tapestries found under her fathers
bed to pawnbroker and obtained a
loan Of about SIS. She was amazed
and scared when they told her the
tapestry was Gobelln worth millions
of crowns.
The Gobellns are the property Of
Prince Czart0ryska, who had given
them to the young woman's father to
guard. When the man discovered one
was missing from the hiding. place I'M
der his mattress he rushed to the, po-
lice. who tracked down and. arrested
his daughter.
The weeping girl told the Judge that
she was married eighteen months ago
and her husband died the day her
baby was born. She became homeless
and went to lodge with her father,
who mad been In the service Of the
prince. She meant to redeem the
Gobelln with the first money she
earned.
The prince said he had suffered no
Injury. as the tapestries were undam'
aged and the amount the girl had bor'
flowed was no more than he had meant
to pay her father for taking care Of
them.
When the young mother was ac
quilted her father repeatedly kissed
her tegr-Sta!ned face and led hel
from the court.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
CLOSES HIS SUGAR REFINERY

Because the price Of sugar has iii
creased within the past few months
the Free-Trade press and Free-Trade
orators have laid the advance to the
increase Of small fraction OF a cent
in the duty on imported sugar. OF
course the man of sense has known
that, If the Tariff had anything to do
with the increase, it was because 1t
was made an excuse for speculation
1t has been matter OF profiteering,
pure and simple.
| And now comes CA Spreclsles and
announces the closing of his sugar
refinery at Yonkers, N. l'.. on the
grounds that the price of sugar is
bound to materially decline. He says
that the recent increase in price was
not justified but was purely specula-
tive.
While 1t is true that prices are often,
for short time, unduly increased by
speculation, yet it is equally true that
such prices cannot be maintained for
long. The law OF supply and demand
always regulates the prices of COM
modities in the absence of speculation,
cornering the market (Which is q
species of speculationD and illegal
combinations to control prices.
The price of sugar is bound to de.
cline and that decline will be all the
greater because Of the fact that the
Tariff insures domestic competition.
Domestic beet sugar, produced under
the Protection of the Emergency Tar
iff will soon be on the market. 1t is
a notable fact that although the Emer-
gency Tariff imposed higher rate of
duty on sugar. yet more than a year
after 1t had been imposed, the price of
sugar was lower by one cent per
pound than it was previously .Ameri.
can Economist.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
BROTHER OF LOGAN couN.
TY MAN FOUND DEAD


Everett Eames. who is employed on
farm north Of Sterling. Saturday re-
ceived word from Walsenburg. Colo,
to the effect that the body Of his
brother, who had been missing since
October Is has been found.
Mr.. Eames' brother left on deer
hunt on October Is and was believed
to be in the hills about thirty miles
west of Walscnburg. The message re-
ceived Saturday gave no details con
cerning his death.
Mr.. Eames was widowcr and
leaves five children. He made his
home with his mother in walsenburg,
Sterling Repub-Advocate.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
A Quick Thinker.

"You didn't wink at this young WON
any
"No. your honor. Some foreign sub
stance got into my eyes and made me
wink. l was really suffering"
'But she also says you smiled al
her. How can man smile ut a pretty
girl when his eye Is giving him great
pain?"
"Your honor. where the fair sex ia
concerned have Spartan courage"
"Umph! doubt II you have Spar
tan courage. but your mental alert.
ness impresses the court. I'll assess
nominal fine of $5."-Birmingham
Age-HeraId.
Phillips County herald., 1922-11-16
COLBY HERE4THls WEEK

! will be at the Sears Hotel on Fri
day and Saturday this week Eyes
examined by latest methods. All the
new styles in glasses supplied al
moderate prices. Chlldren's eyes a
specially. Also showing the Phono-
phor, an improved ear-phone for deaf
folks. Hours: Friday, 8 a. m. to
p. M Saturday, 9 a. m. to 2:SO p. m.
COME EARLY.