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Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
STOCK SW|NDL|NG
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.--Dockets
of the federal courts throughout the
country are swamped with fake
stock swindling cases in which more
than s140.0 .0O0. 900 has been taken
from incautious investors, Attorney
General Daugherty said tonight.
There are, he said. a total of $50 of
these cases in the federal courts in
which s74 persons have been arrest
ed or indicted.
'Tt would take one judge. working
IL months year, one million years
to clean UP the dockets," Mr.. Daugh-
erty said.
Most of the cases, he explained,
were fake oil stock companies. al
though the swindIing schemes ranged
from bucket shops and mining stocks
to patent elephant catcher" promo
tions. Rich harvests are reaped by
swindlers. he asserted, because peo-
pie do not take pains to investigate
what they put their money into. The
department Of justice, Mr.. Daugh-
erty continued. comes into the pros
ecution of such cases through viola
tion OF the postal laws in the use OF
the mails to defraud. but he de-
clared that in his opinion the matter
was one Tor state action.
Quoting from his reports. MT.
Daugherty said that the northern
district of Missouri led in the amount
involved In pending stock fake cases
with a total Of sSl, ,792. 900. while the
northern district Of Illinois had the
greatest number OF cases with 43,
the northern district Of Texas stood
second with AZ cases, and the south
ern district Of New York had IS
cases.
AS an instance OF schemes appeal
ing to credulous investors, Mr..
Daugherty cited 'the famous Ever
glades cast, in which $3.50, 600 had
been obtained on the stock OF COM
pary formed to drain and farm rich
Florida lands and sold on the argu-
ment that there was no frost in
Florida. After the stock had been
disposed of, he added, the frost came.
This case. he said. had been pend
ing in Chicago several years and had
already cost the government about
5000 900, but he was studying the ad-
visibility OF pressing II.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Lloyd George Blamed
By Juror For Recent
Troubles In Ireland

ENNTSKlLLEN, County Fer
nanagh, ireland. Feb. 1t.-Lively ex-
changes marked the opening OF the
inquest here today on the bodies OF
the four Ulster special constables
killed Saturday at CloneS
Coroner James Miiiigan referred to
the Ulster volunteer movement as
creating the present situation. He
was warmly taken TO task by a jury
man, while anther Juror said all the
trouble rested on Premier Lloyd
George, whom the juror called a
weak backed premier" IL there
was Christianity in these parts OF
ireland, this never would have hap
pened."
The coroner adjourned the inquest
until February 81.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Kenyon VIII Quit
Senate Post For
Judgeship Feb. "a

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.--Senator
Kenyon of Iowa who was recently
appointed a circuit judge by Presi-
dent Harding, said tonight that he
would retire from the senate and as
sumo his position on the bench not
later than February "a. lie added
that he would write Governor Ken
dali Of Iowa TO that effect tomorrow.
If his unemployment bill. which
would provide for stimulating work
on public improvements in slack
times, is disposed of before February
"a, Senator Kenyon said he would re-
tire from the senate that much SOON
er. He explained that he was re-
naming In the senate primarily to
obtain action on this bill. 1t was TO.
day made the special order of bust.
ness for the senate tomorrow and he
expects 1t to be disposed Of by Feb
ruary "a at least.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Name Col. GreenD0y
Brigadier-Gener0 In
Army Reserve Corps

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DENVER, Colo, Feb. i4--CoI. John
G. Greenway. mining man OF Bisbee.
Ariz., and we'll known as a former
rough rider and member OF the
American expeditionary forces. has
been appointed brigadier general in
the United States army reserve corps
according to word received here to-
night.
The appointment was made on the
Recommendation of Col. Harry r.
Lee, commanding the 103d Reserve
division, which embraces Colorado
and three other western states. Gen.
eral Greenway will have command
OF the 40sth and 4i0th Infantry units.
which comprise one OF the infantry
brigades in the reserve division.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Would Debate Church
Attitude Toword The
Theoter From Pulpit
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NEW YORK. Feb. 14.--Asserting
that only through publicity can the
problem OF the church's attitude to-
ward the stage be solved" the Rev.
John G. Benson, pastor of the Union
Methodist Episcopal church, today
offered the freedom of my pulpit"
for a debate between Rev. John
Roaehe. pastor Of Calvary Baptist
church, and William A. Brady. the
atrical manager. He suggested that
the topic be;
Resolved that the church should
utilize the stage and films in advanc-
ing church IDEALS" and he offered
to preside.
The Union Methodist Episcopal
church, the Rev. Benson said, in
cludes in its membership a number
Of actors and Is located 'in the heart
of the theatrical district on 48th
street, just SO steps from Broadway
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Yuma Ku Klux KL0n
Warns BootLeggerS,
Gamblers To LeoUe
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YUMA. Ariz.. Feb. 14.--A commun-
ication purporting TO be a warning
to gamblers and bootleggers to leave
the county and exhorting peace off,
GERS 20 do their duty" was received
tonight by the Yuma Sun. a morning
newspaper. 1t was signed knights
OF the Ku Klux Khan, Yuma county
department" and declared the or
ganization to be "more than 500
strong" in this county. The news
paper was asked. ''as an exponent OF
good government" to publish the
communication. Blood won Amer
ica's freedom and public institutions,
and blood will preserve them if
necessary" concludes the letter.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
DIES IN PLANE ACCIDENT

LAWTON, Okla, Feb. 14.--Harvey
]. Wright, 2I years old, st. Louis
cadet pilot at Post field, Fort sill,
was fatally injured. and Archie S.
Yandell, %. cadet in the observation
school, is not expected to live as a
result OF injuries received when they
attempted a landing in their air.
plane near the post late today.
Wright until recently was stationed
at Carlstrom field, Arcadia. Fla His
father Is now at Aberfoyie, Tex.
Yandelrs home has not been learned.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Signals Warming OF
Approaching Storm
Displayed On Cult
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NEW YORK. Feb. 14.--A distur-
bance central tonight over Southern
Louisiana caused the weather bureau
to order storm warnings displayed
between Bay st. Louis, Mississippi.
and Cedar Keys. Florida. and from
Cape Hatteras to Sandy Hook.
Cold wave warnings were also is
sued for Southern Alabama and ex-
treme northwestern Florida.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Chicken Thief, SO,
Sentenced To SerUe
FiUe Years In jail
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 14--At
the age OF 83, James Bundy today
began serving a five-year prison
term for stealing chickens.
Since he was 40, Bundy has
spent much OF his time in the
Eastern penitentiary in this city
and nearby county jails. is al
legged offenses range from pocket
book snatching and corner loung-
ing to burglary and attempts TO
kill. Upon each return to the peni-
tentiary he is hailed by the long
term prisoners as the dean Of con-
viets."
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
HoYr SIGNS YANK CONTRACT

HoYT SIGNS YANK CONTRACT
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.--Wait Hoyt.
Yankee pitcher, who starred On the
world series last fall. visited the club
offices with his bride today and
signed a contract for the coming sea-
son. The youngster who received
$4,000 for his work last season. was
granted an increase Of more than
100 per cent"
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15

BUDAPEST, Feb. 14.--Twenty- five
persons of a wedding party we're
drowned today when the ice on the
Thesis river broke while they were
crossing.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
G[obe-Miouli District
Has No Work For The
UnskiIIed, Is Report


GLOBE. Ariz.. Feb. 1.-THE Globe
mining district Is flooded with men
seeking employment who have been
drawn from other parts OF the couri-
try by exaggerated reports OF a la
Dor shortage. committee OF the As
ISOLATED Charities stated today in a
report based on an exhaustive sur
veg OF labor conditions. Charitable
organisations are overwhelmed with
requests for assistance, the report
added.
While there is a demand for high
" skilled miners, engineers, elec.
tricians, blacksniths. nAchiniets and
mill men, there Is no work for about
80 per cent Of the Iaoorers who now
are in this district, said the commit
tee.
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Most dolls hair is obtained from
the Angora goat
Arizona republican., 1922-02-15
Red Love Messages
In Obenchoin Trial

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
TRIP FOR
CECIL COUNTY BOYS
Warren Rice. George Worrilow
and Jos. Glackin to Visit
Stock Show in England.

Elkton Md. June 12.--When the
Cunard line Carmania pulls out ot
New York on Thursday next, II will
have aboard Warren Rice. George
Worrilow and Joseph GlaclIin OF
Cecil county, who last week graduated
at the Cecil county Agricultural High
School, Rs the three Maryland boys
who i'm October last won the grand
prize. trip TO the English ROYAL
stock show, at Cambridge. England,
by defeating ~ other state teams at
the Southern Fair at Atlanta, Ga. in
Judging dairy cattle. beef cattle. sheep
and swine.
The three boys will be accompanied
by W. G. Suarr. Of tho United States
Agricultural Department. who trained
the boys while he was county agent
in Cecil county; f. g. Jenkins of the
Boys Clubs 0f Maryland and e. I,
Chambers Of tho Department Of Agri-
culture at Washington. -. G.
The party expect to, spend six weeks
I'm Europe. the feature of tho trim he.
Ing the opportunity to see the exten-
sive exhibit OF cattle at the English
Royal Stock Show, which opens a.
Cambridge. July 4. The Carmanit
will reach Liverpool June %. and dur
ing the period between arrival and
the opening Of the show. the part,
Will stop Off at numerous estates be
tween Liverpool and London, which
they have been invited 20 visit
| Following the show at Cambride,
the boys Will be given an opportunit,
TO visit worthwhile points In Englan,
and on the continent.
The Guernsey and Jersey Isles. tn,
native home OF the Guernsey and Jer
sev breeds of dairy cattle, Scotland
the home OF tho Ayrshire, and lIcllLn I
where the Holstein was bred. will h,
points of particular interest to IN,
travellers.
While on the continent the part,
will also visit the hattlctclds q
France, and other places OF interest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
T. q. s. OF A. LADIES NIGHT.

Harrington, June 12-Washington
Camp No. 30, =. o. 6 OF A, in keeping
with tho custom established at the
heginnIns of this year. when they held
public installation of officers, in
connection with which all the wives
and sweethearts OF the members were
invited 20 attend. Will repeat the In
novation. The election of the officers
for the last half of the year Will be
held the last Friday evening in this
month ana the installation OF officers
viii be held Friday evening. July :.
State President Smith Of Wilmington
has not paid the camp his official visit
for this year and an invitation has
been extended 20 him TO he present
making this his official visit. State
Chaplain Cantwell Of Cheswold. who
was present AZ the last installation OF
officers. Will he present and is expected
10 make an address. District Presi-
dent Herman Johnson Of Harrington.
the specchmaker Of the local camp.
will no doubt have something 10 saw.
a collation. Will be served at the close
cf the installation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
NEWS OF MIDDLETOwN.

Middlctown, Juno 12.--Mra. William
ID. Bradford has been chosen n dele
gate from st. Anne's u. Il. Church
TO the Woman's Auxiliary OF the Gen
eral Convention in Washington State
in September.
The American Legion cleared about
$50 from the recent festival.
Mrs. Louise G.. Tlmmons. wife of
John Timmons. died in a Philadelphia
hospital on Thursday, aged 20 years
Death resulted from peritonitis, fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
Deceased was daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. William Gremminger of Odessa
She is survived by her husband and
one son. Funeral services were held
on Saturday afternoon. with inter
ment in the NJ. II. cemetery at Town
send.
On Thursday evening Miss Rachel
Jane Hamilton of New York city
will give musicale at the New Gem
tury Club. under the auspices of the
club. Miss Hamilton is a niece of Mr.
and Mrs. IL. l.. Woodburn of near
Galena. Md. She was soprano singer
WITH lINul 1&nu.
John j. Jolls, postmaa ater, has moved
the postofilce from the Mlddlotown
Hotel TO the front room in Elwood' p
home. on West Main street Mr.. Iolls
has taken this place for three months,
with the privilege or rereuting.
Francis Z. Maloney, son of MIR. and
Mrs Patrick Maloney of Middle Neck
was taken TO st. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore. Md last week TO be treated
for an injured hip. lie was hurt at
the field meet two weeks ago.
Mrs. William w. Allen was taken ca
the Delaware Hospital, Wilmington,
last week, for surgical treatment.
\ reception was held at the NJ y
parsonage on Friday evening, in honor
of the Rev. and Mrs. Emory w. Nc
Dowell
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V Kirk gave a re-
ception on Saturday evening at their
home on North Broad street. I'm honor
Of their son. Henry Elmer Kirk, and
his bride Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk were
married in Amsterdam, n. Y. on Mon
| day. and are spending part of THEN
honeymoon with the grOom's parents
! After leaving here they Will make
! their home in Schenectady, n. Y.
/ Mrs !. W. Kane of Summit Brids,
Will entertain tho members Of th'
! Ladies' Aid Society of Summit ChurCl
| tomorrow evening,
Would a saving Of IS a on you'
Automobile Insurance appeal TO YOU
IL so, write or telephone PennRyl
vania Indemnity Exchange. 907 Kins
street, Wilmington. Del Telephone
bO9Q ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
School Transfer Exercises to be
Held in Opera House We'd
nesday Night.

Special Correspondence Every Evening,
New Castle, June 12--On Wednc sday
evening the transfer exercises Of the
eighth school grade, taught by Miss
Carrie Downie, will take place in the
Opera House beginning at \ o'clock.
The doors will be open Mt 730 o'clock.
The ushcrs will be Wilbcr King, Thco-
dorc Mcpginson, James Wilson, Robert
Wright and Leon King. The relatives
and friends of the students are invited
TO be present. The following program
has been arranged Song, Star Spnng-
gled Banner" by the High School Glec
Club and the eighth grade; musical
recitation, Counting Daisy Petals.
Miss Francis Sheridan, trio, Dixie
Land" Elizabeth Ilemphill, seventh
grade, Adelaide Davi dson and Carrie
Atkin, cNhth grade Recitation.
"Wnshington's Farewell Address to his
Army" eighth grade, piano solo, How
Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps" Harold
Hobbs, seventh grade; recitation, Ken
tucky Philosophy" Margaret Moor,
eighth grade; piano duet, Sal lutc to
the Colors," Vivian Moylc and Mild
Blake, cighthlgradc; ;tsong, "The Old Folks
at HOME, eighth grade class; piano solo,
The Flower Song" Elizabeth Hemp
hill, seventh grade; recitation, How
Do You Tackle Your job, eighth grade
class; vocal solo, Down the Trail, Miss
Emily Lun'; recitation, The Boy,
Harold Mcfarland, eighth grade; piano
solo, selected, Arthur Powell; trio,
Snow Bells Addie Duling, Elizabeth
Bennett and Gertrude Ratledgc; song
High School Glee Club, Joyous Hours,
presentation Of the class TO Prof. II. E
Snavely, Superintendent Of New Castle
Schools; address, What IL Wrong
With The New Castle Schools" Prof
Snayely, plvscntation of diplomas
II Y. Holiday, president of the Bonrd
of Educa,ion; song, America" High
School Glee Club and the eighth grade.
The Citizens Building and Loan As
sociation will meet this evening Mt 9
o'clock with the shareholders TO take
up matters pertaining to the bylaws.
Seminole Tribe, No ~, will meet this
evening in the Masonic Hall
The Ladies Aid Society of the Met ho
dist Church will meet this evening n,
o'clock in the church parlors instead OF II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12

the parsonage, where the meetings are
usually held.
Mrs. Charles S. King who has been
in the Delaware Hospital for the pnst
two weeks, returned home todny.
The following baseball teams have
been secured by Manager James IIapce
of the Now Castle Athletic Association,
for twilight baseball for this week The
games will start promptly at 6.30.
This evening the attraction will be st.
Mnry's Of Wilmington; Tuesday even
ing, Wilmington Gipnts; Wednesday
evening, McCnbe Thursday evening
Rhodes A. c.; Friday evening, Park
side. All these games will be played at
battery Park, New Castle The band
Of the Metropolitan Shows, which mr.
rived here yesterday, To remain for one
week, under the auspices of the Now
Castle Athletic Association will furnish
music at each game.
The New Castle Athletic Association
will hold meeting this evening at the
home of the president, 6. H. Gebhardt.
The Baptist Church will hold Chill
drru's Day rehearsal after the Bible
Class meeting tomorrow evening. The
Childrcn's Day exercises will be held
next Sunday
The lawn fnte, which was to be held
on the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs William
Megginson near Rose Hill, tomorrow
bns been postponed until the following
Tuesday
The Baptist Sunday School will 90
10 Hivervic, ~ j., Monday, June 26
Sixtv-four dollars was cleared from
the strawberry festival held by the State
Road Community Club June 10,
Four bnptisms took place yesterday
ut the morning service In the FRS
Baptist Church
The members Of tho picnic conmtie,
of the Emmanuel Church will hold I
meeting tomorrow evening in the rec
tory for the purpose of making arrange
mcnts for the holding Of their annua
Sunday school picnic.
On Wednesday evening the member
Of 81. Johns Lodge, No. 2, A. +. 4
A. NJ, will meet in regular session II
the Masonic Hall.
Leon King. Preston Beck, Charle
Cannon and Earle Weggenmann wil
take the entrance examinations at th
| Delaware University on Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
SPENT ENOUGH
TO BUY A FARM
Wilmington Resident Says
Nothing Ever Reached Her
Case Until She Began TAX
ing Tanlsc - Health
Now Splendid. ,

"By the help of Tanlnc | have over
come case of indigestion from which
had suffered almost constantly for
four or five years" il the remarkable
statement made few days ago by Mrs.
John Marshall, residing Mt 3 PalmerF
Row. Wilmington, Del
"My ailments had become so numer-
Gus and distressing that could hardly
endure life. and have spent enough
money trying to find relief 60 pay for n
good farm | was troubled with heart.
burn, hloatlng, pains in tho stomach and
chest, and my heart would bent so fas,
and furious could hardly keep from
screaming right out,
"Mv stomach was SO weak could not
even retain such things MS Cruel, crackers
and milk NJ times. and ! was so run
down that | scarcely had strength and
energy to handle a broom. My house
work was mn awful burden to me and |
often had To drop what was doing and
he down. My ncycs would go oil 80
pieces So that the least thing would
annoy me. also suffered from consti-
patton and would have sudden attacks of
dizziness when everything seemed to
NNiu NH'N " llSllb b'lplf INV
II had such an awful stiffness in my
limbs that would just stumble along
and almost fall down on the streets. |
could never get any rcstfu sleep and got
up mornings feeling even more tired
than when | retired at night lost
weight until | was almost shadow of
my former self and the least effort would
tire me out
well. nothing ever did me particle
of good until got Tanlac and now am
feeling just like new person. | have
improved so much that my husband and
friends have spoken about how much
better ! look. lnow eat anything want
and have gained several pounds in
weight. In fact, | haven't an nche or 3
pain about me since taking Tanlac.
sleep fine every night, wake up feeling
fine in the mornings and have sufficient
strength to DO all my housework. Tanlac
is certainly grand and want every run
down suffering person to know what q
| blessing II has been TO me
Tanlac is sold in Eckerd's Medicine
Stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ycnrslcy, Of
Port Penn. CcIcbratC,

Port Penn, June 12.---Mr. and Mrs
John II. Yearsloy. who were married
June 2. 1872. celebrated their bOth we'd
ding anniversary Saturday. The cele-
bration had been delayed by the
death OF Mr.. Yearslcys brother, Ma
thaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yearsley reside In the
house in which no wns born. and the
wedding anniversary was celebrated
on the lawn, which was decorated with
flowers and ferns. Rev. William c..
Little, OF Odessa, welcomed the guests,
who included Mr.. and Mrs. John
Yeaneley, Edward Yearsley. Mise Cora
Yeorsley. Mr.. and Mre. Rufus Years.
Icy. Mbeees Edna and Lillian Yearsley
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Collins, Miss Myrtle
Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank i. Yeare-
ley. Miss Pauline Yea~ley, Hampton
Eaton, Carl Eaton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brainard Yearsley. Miss Marjorie
Yearaley Mrs. Ethel YeaWley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph r. Yeareley. Slh,s Nine
Yearsley. Geo. Yearaley, Walter Years
ley, Misses Myrtle and Dorothy Years-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh Yearsley.
Kenneth Ycnrsley. Mrs. Charles Nc
Mum, Mrs. James Carpenter, Miss,
Mario Carpenter, Mre. Jennie 1Ampp,
Miss Lenna Lampp, Mles Mary r.
Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chr
pointer Robert II. Carpenter. Miss Elva
Carpenter, Miss Bella Carpenter, Mrs
Dilworth Nandcgrift. Leonard Van
degrift, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eaton
Mrs. Edwin Zacheis. Mr.. and Mre
Frank +, Yearelcy. Mise Urace Years,
ley. Mre. Julia Boyd. Harry Hail. Mlas
Florence Hall and Mke Mary Craig
Among the gifts was $50 in gold.
or nine children born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Yearsley flve are still living. They
also have seven grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM STATE TOWNS
Governor Denney Appoints
Child Welfare and Mothers
Pension Commissioners.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, June 12.-0ovcrnor Dcnnoy
hss announced the appointment OF the
following delegates to the 49th annual
meeting of tho National Conference of
Social Work TO be held at Providence,
Y. l.. June e2-29. ls22 Miss Amy
Wood. Miss Frances l.. Range. Miss
Mary A. Cooke and Miss Merilo Il.
McMahon of Wilmington: Mas
Marie Lockwood. Middletown; Mrs. f.
E. Steele. Dover.
The governor hns appointed SIrs.
David Lindsay. Jr of Wilmington as
member OF tho State Child Welfare
Commission In lieu of Mrs. W. III.
Laird. resigned.
Mrs. Charles ". Jacobs OF Whining
ton has been appointed n member of
the Mothers Pension Commission to
succeed Mrs. Milton w. Ferguson, re-
Gently deceased.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton, Md, June 12.-On Wednes-
day next the receivers OF the Second
National Bank will offer at public
sale In Elkton all the properties owned
hNsthe late William T. warburton. 70
satisfy the claims held by the bank
against its late president.
At the Elktcn High Alumni Asso-
citation held Saturday evening in Com
pany f. armory. Willard Waters of
the local school was awarded the gold
medal Tor the highest average in
studies and Roy Deibert the gold
medal for athletics. Mrs John *.
Burkley Of Elkton was elected presl-
dent for the ensuing year
a fund Of over So 1000 hats been raised
for the maternity annex OF Union
Hospital. Elston.
The farmers Of North East section
have organized a farmers club with
Jacob Keim as president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregson of
Cherry Hill announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Lillian NJ. Nc
Dugale. TO William A. Dennison OF
North East. The wedding will take
place in August.
The Community Fire Co, Of Ris-
Ing Sun, has elected DR.. r. c. Dod-
son. president; w. l.. Ryan, vice-presi-
dent; Evans Z. Ewing. secretary
John c. Hindman, treasurer: Vernon
b. Garvin, chief.
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