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st. THOMAS BAZAAR AT NEWARK

Newark. July 12.-What II expected
to be one OF tho most delightful affairs
of the local summer season will be
held at ST. Thomas' Episcopal Church
tomorrow evening. Ii Will be a COM
bination street dance and bazaar to
raise funds for the Sunday picnic. The
church yard will be beautifully
decorated with lights, flags. etc, and
there will be various tables where
many articles will he on sale.
The feature. however. Will he the
street dance to be held on Delaware
avenue along the side OF the church.
Town Council has granted the bazaar
committee tho privilege OF closing the
street for the dance. so there will he
plenty of room for the dancers. There
will be many visitors from the rural
sections "a we'll as those from Newark
The music will be by the Continental
band
The Kings Daughters OF St.
Thomas Episcopal Church held their
monthly meeting at the home OF Mrs.
George Carter on Depot Road. last
night. A pleasant social evening was
had Refreshments were served.
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FORT NJ PONT NOTES,

Delaware City. July l2.-Corporal
Charles Bailey Sho has been stationed
at Camp Knox. Kentucky. on temp
oraiy duty, has been permanently
transferred to that post.
Private Marcus s. Haipes and Pri-
vate Walter X. MCMulty OF the Medi-
cal Corps here have been transferred
TO Camp Knox. Ky.
Private Porter jackson was admitted
- the hospital yesterday with an in
fccted foot.
Alphonso Burris. OF Smyrna, enlist
ed today and was assigned 10 Head
quarters Co. First Engineers.
The officers OF Fort du Pont are
liking up the building formerly used
as the isolation ward of the hospital
as n club house.
The pontoons for use in constructing
bridges have arrived here and will
be used on rhe new canal.
Lam. NiCkens. Trip and Sutclifre OF
the First Engineers baseball team
have signed contracts 10 play with the
Delaware City team OF the County
League and will probably appear for
the first time in Saturdays game.
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KENT COUNTY COTRT.

Dover. July 1.-THE LEVY Cour,
yesterday hNed Dover's tax rate for
The benefit Of the Dover Library az
three cents on each 800 Of real .s-
tate assessment
Reports 81 the county ofhcers FOR
juno were submitted. showing the
following receipts: Recorder OF deeds
t'osl.6o: prothonotary. 1885: regis
ter 81 Wills. 1907 90 clerk OF the Or
phens Court and register in Chsnc.,-y
s't.oe; clerk 81 the peace. s5ss.e5.
County Engineer Gooden WAS In.
r'rurted &C. shape up the Wyoming
road where u connects with the i'm
proved state highway.
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Claims Indigestion
Easy to Get Rid OF
Asserts Pepsin is Best When Com.
bined with Other Good Invigo-
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All Druggists Guarantee il
and Are Dispensing it to
Many Stomach Sufferers.

gu can he 80 distressed with gas and
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on ar dizzy and pray for quick relief
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ia. wa " stomach comfort
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Many Mothers Left in Weakened
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MRS. ANNIE COCHRAN FUNERAL

Mlddletown' July l2.-Mrs. Annie NJ
Cochran, whose death. on July & at
Elwyn. Pa. in the S5th year OF her
age as ANNOUNCED In Every Evening.
was the widow Of William r. Cochran
Of MIddletown and daughter of DIR
James ;. and Annie Blackiston SNau-
dam. Mrs. Cochran and her family
nave been closely associated with
the state OF Delaware-the Naudains
having settled in the State about 100.
She was born near Middletown. and
spent almost her entire life here. DIR.
Naudalns estate adjoined Hedge
Lawn. her home after her marriage
Mrs Cochran leaves three sons and
TWO daughters. John +. Cochran, Jr.,
William X. and Herman Cochran.
Marion and Eliza Cochran. Funeral
services were held in ST. Annes
Church yesterday, with interment at
Forrest cemetery.
Mrs +. T. Maxwell is entertain
ing her sister. Mrs. Parker Fenni-
more, and the latter's young son.
George Parker Fennimore, Jr., OF
PENIS Grove, n. j.
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Where
w dndn,aker's
Is Coolest

Of course. strictly speak
ing, it is the fur storage
plant, where the tempera-
ture is kept at. d highly en-
viable degree below freez-
ing.
But it may be news 70
many people that, as shown
elsewhere on this page. the
Down Stairs Store is usual
~ the coolest shopping
place in this whole cool
Store.
In this, as in other fea-
lures, it is a wholly differ
ent kind of store from any
other business place spe-
clalizing on low priced
goods and situated below
the street level.
The ceiling in the Down
Stairs Store is 20 feet
high, its floor area is the
same as the rest of the
Store, and in its atmos-
phere, its goods and its
prices, it is a wholesome
place.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton. Md. July 12.-Charged with
non-support of his wife, Harry Jack
son. OF Perryville. has been held un-
der $500 bail for the September term
Of court.
Nicholas Orlando, charged with big
amy, was arrested in Philadelphia
Monday, and Sheriff Clifford went 10
Philadelphia today TO bring him 70
Elkton.
Nolan r. Williams and Meta Zacher
OF Dover. were granted a marriage IL
cense here yesterday.
Gordon jackson. of Perryville. was
fined $40 and costs yesterday on a
charge Of assaulting William Stimax
c.. Edwin Martin. freight agent a,
Perryville, is a patient at Havre de
Grace Hospital. where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
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A Pretty Cool Business
Summer Shopping in Wanamaker's

air blowing through all
four sides from the sky.
This Is a Store Of won
derful windows!
On the exterior you can
count, if you care to do go,
1748 of them mot includ-
ing the 40 display win
dows) and inside, should
your curiosity continue,
you can find 544 court and
skylight windows that offer
air az we'll as light.
Every one of the great
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The Tea Room is the
chief of a remarkable
series of handsomely ap-
pointed rooms situated
on the eighth floor: The
Great Crystal Tea Room,
the Imperial Blue Room,
t h e Coronation r e d
Room, the Golden Jubilee
Room, the French Ban
quet Salon and the pri-
vate Mirror Room.
The windows com
mand a splendid view of
the city and. the Della
ware River.
On the hottest Sum-
mer day a cool breeze
blows through.
A good orchestra plays
throughout the luncheon
period.
A n d, a S everybody
knows, "Wanamaker Tea
Room food" is a syno-
nym for all that is deli
ciouS in the art of cook
cry!
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time that this great build
ing full Of people and goods
should be cool while other
places are stuffy, we would
be fit only to figure in the
pages of Edward Lear's
Nonsense Book" in which,
as you remember, the ship
wrecked children spent
most Of their time in churn-
ing sea-water, in the hope
it would turn to butter,
which it seldom, if ever,
did"
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SHANNON IN CINCINNATI.

Thomas \. Xavier shannon. Mis-
sionary. economist and peripatet ic.
philosopher" well known I'm this city,
has been heard from. writing from
Covington. Ky. where no arrived last
Sunday.
Personal greetings were sent Ia
newspaper men of his acquaintance
here. His address will Toe for the pres
ent at General Delivery. Cincinnati
Ohio,
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GOLDEN WEDDING.

Chestertown. Md, July Estate
Road Inspector George Carter and
wife celebrated tho 50th anniversary
OF their marriage Monday. They left
Chestertown in an automobile deco
rated In color of gold and proceeded
to Rochester. where a family reunion
was held. with guests from Baltimore
Chestertown. Queen Anne county and
other places. They were recipients Of
many gifts
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Mastery m a w e s the
meadows down." saith the
old Scotch proverb.
Employing master think
ers, architects, engineers,
workn2en, to create this
vast building, rising PAT
feet upward from the side
walk, our first care, of
course, was for safety, but
our second was for abun-
dance of daylight and fresh
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exterior windows is as wide
and as high as the main en-
trance of many a not un-
pretentious shop.
Each floor in the Store is
$50 feet wide, 4S0 feet
long, with fresh breezes
sweeping through from
end to end.
You know plenty of fine
suburban homes, built on
lots that are smaller than
any of these floors.
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IOrettO Tuhr Struck bN Antn.

Loretto Tuhr. years old of 1913
West Seventh street. received slight
injuries about the head last night
when struck by an auto owned and
driven by Victor Jelenko, OF 100 North
Eutaw street. Baltimore. The acct
dent occurred at Seventh and Douglas
streets where the child was playing
IN the street. She was removed to
The Delaware Hospital in the police
ambulance.
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FUNERAL OF ELMIRA CASSON.

Dover. July 1.-THE funeral Of Mrs.
r'imira t'aSson. widow of John w.
tasson. took place yesterday after
noon. with Rev. !. W. Colona of1ciat-
Ing. The pail bearers were Jesse s.
Burton, Harry Mayer. Robert u. Sim
mons. p. y. kellum. ]. Frank Startling
and James Coady. Interment was in
Lakeside cemetery.
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against Peggy U'Dell. whsm he mar
ried here on January &c. has completed
taking testimony at Wilmington.
Philadelphia and Bellefonte. Pa, and
attorneys In the case have asked As
sociate Judge Wicks TO set a day for
a rehearing. II is likely that the case
will be resumed in Ell<ton next week
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IMPROVEMENTS AT CLAYTON
NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYGROUND

Clayton Neighborhood Association
met last night. John =. Grant presid-
ing. a band concert will no given on
the playground on Tuesday night,
July Is, and other events will be con-
sidered at Il meeting this evening.
y cover 10 protect the sand pile on
the playground is being built by the
men interested in the association.
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FESTIVAL AT NEWPORT.

Newport, July 1.-THE Bible class
of Newport VI. E. Church will hold o
festival on the parsonage lawn on
.he afternoon and evening of Satur-
GAY July p. Cakes. ice cream. pies.
milk lemonade. hot frankfurters and
rolls Will be for sale. There will be
IN connection with this, parcel post
packages and balloons.
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4. Carl Hughes. treasurer Of the
Kent County Almshouse, appeared be-
,ore the court and asked for $1,000
Tor the use OF the almrhouse for the
present month, which was granted.
The two clerks in the recorders
ofiice were continued until August rs.
Sheriff Graham, who was given tho
error and delinquent tax list to collect.
reported that ne had collected $3.50
.1s.
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The large interior court
in the Store acts as n venti-
lating shaft, the air drawn
in through the surrounding
windows rising TO be
drawn out through the per-
manent openings at the top
Of the shaft.
Aisles also are spacious
no need TO wish that your
fellow-shopper had never
been born, or born without
elbows at the very most.
Ceilings are lofty; none
less than II feet high, and
measuring to 81 feet on the
Third Floor and 25 on the
Main Floor.
One reason why you feel
cool the minute you set foot
in the Store il, that all over
the Main Floor, comnenc-
ing with the very vestfbule,
you set your foot on pol
ished marble 49, beautiful,
cleaning marbles that are
as grateful to glare-wear-
led eyes as TO feet smart
ing from merciless contact
with burning sidewalks.
On the Main Floor, 70
spacious exits assist in the
constant circulation Of air.
The walls of the building
itself are Of Maine granite.
A high-class refrigerax-
ing plant furnishes cold air
for the kitchens connected
with the Tea Rosm and
dairy.
But we have kept-ts tn
last the biggest reason for
the Stores comfortable
Summer atmosphere.
The air you breathe here
hes been famed and air.
LOdshed into GOODNESS.
1t is FRESH air. dra,rn
in from the outside by sue
ton, cIeansed, set in suift
circulation, and sent ont
by suction almost as soon
as it comes in CON the
toWer floors it is changed
every sir minutes) bu
means of the most scien.
ftfc and efficient system OF
ventilation knotcn.
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PROF. HEM GOES TO CANADA

Newark. July l2-Prof. r. w Helm
cate director % vocational education,
left this week fCr Moncton. New
brunswick. Canada. where he Will
spend the remainder Of the month.
giving series Of twelve lectures az
a vocational summer school
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CHESTERTOWN NEWS.

Chestertown. Nd. July IA largely
attended meeting in the interest of
the Lords Day Alliance was held in
Christ NJ. =. Church last Sunday night.
the two Methodist congregations Of
the town uniting in the service.
:. Scott Beck, a former member Of
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MONTGOMERY CASE.

Elkton, Md, July 1.-THE commits
sion appointed by the Circuit Court
OF Cecil county TO take additional
testimony in the marriage annulment
proceedings Of John V. Nov fe,.',e'''-
the board Of visitors and governors Of
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Why It's Cool in
Wandnldker'S

"How does it happen?"
people ask us. Its so
warm outside-but so cool,
airy and comfortable the
minute we step into your
Store?"
Bless you, it doesn't hap
pen at all, and it never
would
If we waited on its mere
ly happening in Summer
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Where to Find
The Cool, SeusOnubIe Merchandise
Most Shoppers Are in Quest of.

Pleasant toilet sosps, powders,
perfumes and lotion.
MAN Fioor)
Tril bathing suit, for men,
women and children
THE Gallery)
Ics-cream freezers
Fourth Floerl
Refriferstors and ice coolers
(Fonrth Floor
Thin, airy, fashionable froeks
for vomen's Midsummer
(First Floor
Ths same for children
Third F'loor)
Csllon-sizs vacuum Jars, four.
inch opening. siuminum-jsek-
eted, special, at ,s785 nearly
half ordinary price,
Fourth Floor
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Yes! It's Cool in
W0namQker's

A good thing, too, for
you that it's so, for neither
your Aunt Sarah from
Cross Corners who's visit
ing you now, nor those
friends from the far Pacific
Coast for whose arrival
you are looking, would let
more than a day or two pass
by, before agitating the
question:
"Now, WHEN are we
going to Wanamaker's?"
How long, indeed, can
you yourself let matters
slide W it bout needing
something and going to
Wanamaker's for it?
Only when far away, on
your vacation or other
travels, and you know it.
Even then, a sudden ur-
gent need arises, like a
squall on smooth waters
you look about for a GER
taln-sized pin, for a tie that
matches, for some luxury
of Baby's youthful life, or
for a handy contraption for
the camp that you meant to
stop In on the Gallery and
get-and a heartfelt sigh
is heard:
"Oh, for ten minutes in
Wandmuker's"
More than one person in
Summer has come in here
to shop for ten minutes and
stayed a half-hour or more,
for the honest reason that
he couldn't find a cooler
place-without going home
and getting into the bath
tub.
This is a place for bust
ness established for Sum-
mer shoppers as we'll as
Winter ones, and a mansion
Of hospitality for visitors
from all over the world, as
we'll as our nearest neigh
bors; and just as we would
not let you shiver here in
Winter, we have success
fully arranged that you do
not swelter in the sultry
Summer season.
Folks tell us that they
can shop here for hours
with none of the sense of
fatigue that they usually
feel within a very short
time when shopping in
most stores.
Of course, you're inter
ested when shopping in
Wanamaker's - something
to please you and enchain
your attention, every mo-
ment-and this helps a LOT
toward comfort at any time
But it is only one of the
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TORE OFF THUMB NAIL.

Seaford, July 12--Henry Lingo. son
OF William 7. Lingo. met with a pain
ful accident yesterday, when he had a
thumb nail torn off by his hand
catching in wheel OF a bicycle.
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Electric irons, fans, washers and
other lsbor-ssvink devices.
(Fourth Floor
Women's Summer blouses,
neelieees and Lingerie
Third Floor
Mems cool silk shirts
(Main Floor
Mems smart straw hats
(Main Floor
Summer 6osr-coverinls
Seventh Floor
Soft, snowy, sponGy bath towels
and face cloths
(First Floor
Bath showers and other bath
room accessories
Fourth Floor
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Good Fellows Outjng.

Tomorrow evening the Good Fellows
Club of Silverbrook NJ. +. Church will
go on a river ride on the 6 o'clock
Wilson line boat. On July 81 the
club will go TO Lenape Park
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FAN INJURED HAND.

Milford. July 10. T. Cannon.
while adjusting an electric fan, had a
hand lacerated by catching II In the
blades
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-30
ILLEGAL VOTING PENALTIES

and the penalties therefore are OK
raned in the following excerpts OF the
Illegal Voing-Procuring
election In this state VINO
challenged
conviction shall be confined In t'
who entitled u
shall be doomed guilty
subject like penalty In tho prosecuting o on,
it that the accused
persuaded this snail he re
sumption Of gurt-Rev. Laws Sl3a
Repeating and votng-Pcnntles
general primary election
such general primary election
shall conviction thereof
be in imprisoned
y fines and imprisonment
1913. p s2l. Sec. is
Casting Illegal Ballot
knowingly Illegal vote primary general
shall be guilty felony
yearsscsson Laws 1919 @ Sec 2
Unlawful Vong-Immediate Arrest
tho election eeor shall make affidavit that
the Of tho election the
OF the the
who shall thereon
the made RE 3
Afidavt-Pcriury
wlfry false affidavit under the
this article shall be deemed guilty Of pcuRev Laws
1910, S22
Voters Restricted %
election held this the
a
he
challenged shall
be
first a
political whose
o
board with the election
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Y. & N. y. line
TO give BONDS
|. C. C. Allows Short Line to
Pay Debt in This Man
ner; b. and O. Wants to
Issue and Sell Stock.

WASHINGTON - The Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley railroad was author.
lied by the Interstate Commerce com.
mission 10 issue s5,034 900 in five per
cent bonds 10 be turned over to tho
Illinois Central railroad, its parent cor
poration The securities will be taken
in consideration of money advanced by
the Illinois Central TO Mississippi line.
The Wabash railroad was given per
mission % assume obligations for the
payment of interest and principal Of
$4.245,000 in equipment trust certifi-
Gates which viii be issued and sold to
procure funds for buying the road new
rolling stock.
The Baltimore and Ohio applied to the
commission for authority to issue and
sell $3.50 900 in new equipment trust
certificates to procure funds for new
rolling stock.