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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-25
PENNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Willis OF
zanesville are visiting Howard
Hoods.
There will be preaching services
Of Todds next Sunday at 1O:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bachelor OF
Tabor visited Russell Dougan's Sun
day. e;, &c
Fraziers and Walter Wallace Oh
Newark visited H. S. Thompson's
Sunday.
Misses Merl and Tia Harkins re-
turned to their home here Satur-
dav from Bvesville where Merl has
been teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clifford and
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Clifford visited
Raymond Gifford's Sunday.
II. s. Thompson is spending a lew
days with his family here. He re-
turns to his work near Athens We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Vanfossen.
George Mills and Rev. Howard
Hood went to Bartlett where Rev
Hood preached the baccalaureate
sermon Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherd Dougan and
son Clifford and Miss Ethel Devore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams
and son Dana were dinner guests
of Clair Hiatt's Sunday.
John Kennard. Majel Hilaman
Winifred Williams. Miss Jacot ano
Rev. Settle were dinner guests OF
Riley Dougan's Sunday.
Dolph Hes1ett's of South Zanes-
Vile visited the last week with
James Heskett and Walter New
toms.
DR.. Davis and wife attended the
alumni banquet at McConnelsville
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coulson oi
Ashland spent Monday night witt
George Dougan's.
A. j. and Hannah Lynn anc
Lydia Harmer visited Eli McIn
turf at Stockport Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Vanfossen and
son Willard visited Grant Coulson's
Sunday.
Elwood Mercer's and Mary Cho
quill visited Irven Mercer's a.
Stockport Sunday.
Mrs. Lucinda Choguill who ha:
been sick for some time, is growing
weaker.
Pennsville grange will hold mem
orial services for its deceased mem
bers Saturday, June 3. 1t will bt
open to all friends of deceased
members.
Rev S. r. Martin of Stockpor
win give the memorial address a
/ the NJ. p. church here Tuesday, Ma!
80, at 1:30. Everybody welcome.
1 Velma Hooper visited in McCon
nelsville last week.
Farmers are busy getting thei
corn planted this week. The rain,
weather has put them back 81
much with their spring work.
Rev Settle is holding meeting a
the Christian church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Devices en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Mr. ant
Mrs. George Kennard, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Roberts, Mrs. Ida Great
house and son Clyde, and Mildred
Williams. the occasion being Mabe
Devices 10th birthday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-25
ATTACHMENT NOTICE
Before f. r.. Finley, Justice of the
Peace i'm and for Deerfield Town
ship, Morgan County, Ohio

Harry D. Fletcher and Alta NJ.
Fletcher, Plaintiffs
VS..
Frank Paxson, Defendant
On the 2Oth day of April, 1922,
said Justice OF the Peace issued an
order of attachment in the above ac-
tion for the sum of s175, with inter
est thereon from April 1, 1922.
Said cause will be for hearing be-
fore said Justice on the 18th day of
June, 1922. at 10 o'clock a. m.
HARRY D. FLETCHER and
ALTA M. FLETCHER.
BY T. E. Mckinney, Attorney.
25m2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-25
MORGAN COUNTY

we know his talk would have been
good. Mr.. Matheny Of Athens was
the speaker. Everyone liked the
quartet which was from Ports
mouth.
Mrs. Maggie Denny entertained
Sunday for dinner Mr.. and Mrs. P.
T. Armstrong, Earl Armstrong.
Miss Mary Randall, Harley Calen-
dine, Miss Margaret Armstrong and
Mrs. G.. M. Patterson. A regular
chicken dinner was served and ev-
erything else that was good
Don't forget the Decoration day
services which will be held May 30.
The children will go to the church
at 8 o'clock, then march to the GEM
etery where the graves of soldiers
will be decorated, then the process
sion will so back to the church
where Rev. Born will make a talk.
Treasury Savings Certificates
Your attention is called to the
full page ad in the Saturday Even
ing Post of May 27 in connection
with the sale of Treasury Savings
Certificates. 1t is hoped that this
and similar advertising will greatly
stimulate the demand for Treasury
Savings Certificates at the McCon-
nelsville postoffice.
Get the idea of making the post
office your bank for your savings
and small investments. 1t is just
the same as making the government
your bank, for the postoffice is part
of the government. Become men,
Der of this great United States
Government Savings System, the
safest savings system in the world.
Each month bulletin is received
at this office with the Honor
Postmasters" on a per capita basis.
McConnelsville office has not as yet
appeared on this honor roll.
Our sales for the month of April
amounted to $4,350. Help us get
on the honor roll for the month of
May.
ROSA M. BIRCH, Postmaster.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-25

the party's chances.
9:15-Republican mpai n
committee broadcasts statement
denying the president has any atti-
tudes.
9:3O-Chorus, 20, Promise Me, >
by office seekers from Marion, O.
10 a. m.-Speech by Willie Hays
emeritus; Boys, Get the Money"
i 1915 - Acrobatic number by
the Honorable Senator Henry Cab
OF Lodge, esq. Handsprings, back
somersaults and imitation of cham
eleon and lizard-man, ending with
tail spin and three loop the loops.
1890 Attorney General Dau.
gherty in special musical feature
"He's My PAL" on the saxophone.
Just about 11-Weather forecast
by Marion Star.
II a. m.-Opposition to weather
forecast by Senator LaFollette.
11.01- Denunciation of weather
forecast and demand for senatorial
investigation, by Senator Borah.
Intermission for lunch. Expert
ment in broadcasting sounds of cof-
fee being drunk out of saucer by
campaign workers from Middle
West.
900 p. m.-Song-"You Made
Me What / Am Today; I'm More
Than Satisfied" by Will Hays.
O-Talk-'tWho Pulled the
Bone from Bonus" by Secretary
Mellon.
3:Oe D. m.-Talk-"H to KeeI
Well,"-Dr. Sawyer.
$50 Bootleggers' Song from
Carmen and "The Seas That
Once So Salty Were Are Now Quite
Full of Rye" by the commander OF
the Prohibition f1otilla.
400 p. NJ Song = Where DC
We Go From Here?" by the entire
Republican administration.-Green-
vile Daily News.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-25

An item from Crooksville, under
date of May 20, said: Funeral ser
vices over the remains Of Hi DunkeA
whose death occurred at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Black
son of Santoy, were conducted at
Porterville Friday, and interment
was made in the village cemetery.
The deceased was a well known and
highly respected resident of the
Cap+ov vicinity
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY

Memorial day is soon to be here
next Tuesday. Elsewhere in this
paper is the program OF the days
exercises, for the twin cities. The
purpose of this day is too we'll
known to be repeated here. But
while its purpose is so universally
known, we fear that it has become
an occasion with many far removed
in spirit from what 1t is intended to
be. To them 1t is not essentially
different from any other holiday,
but is day for athletics. games,
picnics, etc. This forgetfulness-or
perhaps we should say Indifference,
should not exist. The day is set
apart in honor Of the soldier dead.
Words are futile in paying tribute
to them. Their memory is sacred,
and the day should be cherished and
observed in the spirit which prompt
ed its INSTITUTIONAL tribute to the
dead and also a recognition of the
living comrades and their services
rendered.
We understand that the Republl-
cans are planning to carry on their
campaign this fall through the use
of the radiophone We don't Won
der at it. In so doing no one can
talk back, or ask embarrassing
nueStions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
STORY OF WARRENTON
ACTIVITIES FOR WEEK
Blue Ridge Club Will Hold
Annual Election DC.
tobcr 6.
| Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

Special TO The Times Dispatch
WhRItENTON. VA. Sept. 3o.-Mrs.
Julian Payne and Miss Alice Marshall
Payne loft Tuesday for their homo in
New Orleans. after spending the
summer here at the home Of Mrs.
Hugh Hamilton.
MIR. and Mrs. +. !. 8. Grace and
son. Cecil. have returned TO their
mono in warrcnton from Gnstinc.
Nc. where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.. barclay and
Miss Barclay. who spent tho sum
'ucr at their home. Rockingham
Farm, near warrenton. returned 10
New York for the winter on Fri
day.
Mrs. stuar, Moaby Coleman and
Miss Pauline Mosby Coleman, Of
Washington. arc guests at Carter
Hall
MIR. and Mrs. +. II. Clarke inotorod
TO Fredericksburg "Wednesday TO
spend several days with their son
and r-in-iaw. Mr.. and Mira
Julian Clarke. and will go to Rich
mond next week TO attend the STATE
Fair
There viii be tea for members
and their guests "A, tho Blue Ridge
Club rooms October 6. at $3.50 /. NJ
election OF officers will be held Oc-
iohcr !. at . o'clock.
Miss Lavinia hamilton has re-
turned to Warrenton. after spending
several months with relatives In the
country.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Terry Crosby
hav" returned 20 warrcnton and re-
opened their home at View Tree
Farm with their daughters. Counters
Mario CRrriciolo IL Melito. and her
little son. Ludovico. and Miss Celeste
Crosby.
r. ! Robinson. former health Of
ilccr Of this county. and DR.. Flan-
nagan. OF the state Board Of Health.
were In town Wednesday.
Mrs. Harrison Eesbiu and daugh-
tors and Mrs. Morton q. Douglas md
torch =" Washington this week
The Rcctortnwn Community League
viii hold a fair for the bench, OF
;he school on Saturday. October {.
beginning at 10 A. 81. Tho program
includes horse show. pony. dog and
poultry shows and other exhibits, and
carnival parade.
Tho Woman'a Auxiliary OF tho
John Sudduth Post. American Legion,
has rccently placed the legion mark
CT on tho grave OF Private Miller RI
ley. VINO was killed in action in July
1913. and 10 buried at Rileyville, thi.
county. Miss Sallie Wood and Miss
Mary Thyson Will 60 TO tho legion
convention IN New Orleans In Octo.
Der an delegates from the woman,
branch The post VIII DO represent
ed By william H. 0ainea
The pIayist- Tho Triumphs Of Pau-
lima was worry Buccensfully giver
by tho Sohool and Community LeaKu.
aS ~. - ha 30
It OF tho school fund Misn Louise
Randolph and Miss Todd. OF Wash
ington; Miss Rihbie, OF Richmond
N-E Bail. 8nlison Bcalo and Harry
EdnOnds, OF CASANOVA were amone
hose taking part. Mrs r. Q. Ran
dolph led a chorus IN community
stnginE Mira. John HicEs was &C
y. companist. and Mipa Louise Randolph
played two violin solos Tho ladiei
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BEDFORD

Especial to Tho Times patchl
BEDFORD. VA, Sept, 30-IIarry
-. Burks. Jr.. has gone to the Mas
sachueetts School of Technology in
Boston and Miss Rebekah Burks left
last week for Randolph Macon
Woman's College. in Lynchburg
Mrs. NJ. Northern Wootcrs. OF Rich
mond. Is the guest of Mrs. Sallis
stone. on bedford Avenue.
Mrs. H. NJ. Horton. Of New York
city. has been visiting relatives in
Bedford. this week.
Mrs. J. X. Summerson Ico Friday
morning. for Cass. w. Va, to spend
some time with relatives
Mrs. w a. Pcarman, who has been
visiting relatives in Ohio. returned
home Wednesday of this week
Hr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson. 90
Fayetteville, y. G.. and Mr. and MIR.
Guy Patterson, OF Logan. W. Va ar.
son home near PenIcks
Miss sylvia Slocun. district dem
onstration agent for Eastern Viz
ginia district. and Miss Mary l..
Moffet. dean Of tho state Normal
school. at Radford. came To Bedford
this week 10 act as judges In the
county fair. which closed Friday.
Miss lrma Johnston Of Roanoke.
has been the gueet OF Mrs. J. - Rob
crisrn. this week.
Miss Bcrnice Robe rtson. 81 tho
University Hospital. is tho guest d,
her sister. Mrs. w l.. Synan
Archie Summcreon. OF Lynchburg
and Robert Sumnersnn. of Roanoke
spent Sunday with their mother. Mrs
j. II. Summerson.
Mrs Margaret Oliver Is Spending
IA" Weekend In LynchburE
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson ot
Roanoke. have been guests 90 rcla
,ivcs and friends. in BEDFORD. this
week
Mr., and Mrs. II. W. Smith and son
George az Coyners Springs. and
lirS AShb: scott. Of Roanoke wcr.
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guests OF Nj. and Mrs !. L. Scott.
Wednesday,
Mrs. Hugh Wright and Misc Wiz
ainia Bond spent tho weekend with
MIR. and Mrs G. ". Baldwin. in Roa-
noke
J. s. Oliver. Of Richmond. was the
guest OF his mother. Mrs. s. " Oil
yer. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Hubbard Of
Forest have gone To Philadelphia,
where SIR. Hubbard Will take medical
treatment.
Miss Pauline Graham OF Hilton WI
iaRe. was the CUES; OF her aunt. Mrs
G. NJ. Buck. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Davidson spcnt
the Weekend with relatives az An
oomattoX.
Rev. .. -. Newton. pastor Of ,he
Cabcll street Methodist church. Dan
VILE. filled the pulpit a, the Meth
odist Church here for both tho morn
ing and evening services. last sun
day.
Miss Ethel Wagc, supervisor ~
urinary instruction. I'm AlDany. y
V. Mrs. a. r. ITa,son OF ST Louis,
No. and Mr. and Mrs. Goorg" w
carey and Miss Franco Of Cuba.
have been guests at Randolph Macon
Academy. where they came TO en-
Tor their sons in school
.. II. Campbell OF Abingdon. has
r"cn visiting his daughter. Mrs G.
VI. luck, this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

OF the league served rcfreshments.
The Plains Gun Club held 1t Sep
TENDER meet at Ravcnscrot, last FRI
day afternoon. II. b. Beverly made
tho highest score. others Ia the fol-
lowing order: S. II Carter. DR.. Mason.
J. a. Carter. J. r. Kam.y. p. II.
Knox. l.. &. Turner. Il. {. Foster.
Captain BEVERLEY J. H. G. Beverley,
T. II. Maddox, d. II. Meade.
The meeting which was held at
Broad Run Church ny the pastor,
Row. Barnett Grimslcy. assisted by
tho former pastor. Rev V. II. Coun-
Gil. has closed. and aftccr candidates
we're baptized sunday morning in the
stream near tho village
Organize Athletic Association.
The girls Of Marshall High school
have organized an athletic associa-
tirn. with Miss Hcurie Walker as
president, and Miss Marie Russell
secretary treasurer. Miss Nancy
Carter Is manager OF the bask ctbaii
team. which has begun practice. ana
is corresponding with other schools
10 arrange series Of games. The
boys also have organized athletics
and Will soon begin football practice.
Francis Hcrreil IL president, OF tho
toys' association. and Graham Pierce.
secretary and treasurer. Both asso-
Citations have decided TO raise the
money for their equipment by an en-
tcrtainmcnt
James e. Amber. clerk Of tho
en- INF, wi
ncicnce department OF Marshall High
School a hrst-class chemical labora-
tory and additional equipment for the
agricultural laboratory
Many OF For school
Milton Maddux and T II. Maddux
Jr.. OF Marshall: Randolph Garter
Philip Hotchkiss and Thomas ThOmp-
son. OF Warrenton, have entered The
VirK niEiapiscopal school. near
LynchburR. Misses MARY r. and
Eliza r. Ramcy. OF Marshall have
entered IIanaah Moore Academy
Ma ryland. and their brother. j. II
Ramey. tho Episcopal High School
Alexandria. Elliott Randolph and
Allen Day. Of Warrcnton., have also
Ronn to tho Episcopal High school
Taylor Keith and Alan Montgoner,
are at Tealcs Preparatory. Anna
polls. Md. l. Nelson Fell. Jr.. ia.
re-entered the law school Of tn.
University OF Virginia: Howard Hou
hRs gone TO BlacksburR for his thir,
year n; tho Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute: Miss Marion Crawley re-
turned To Hillins last week Missc'
Elizabeth and Virginia Hutton hav,
| entered Chatham Institute
Mr.. and Mrs. william stuart o
baltimore. md their daughter, Mrs
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guests or Mir and Mrs NJ, NJ. Carver.
Friday.
Mrs. Lillian Hayman lcavcs Fri
day FOR high Point. y. g. where she
teaches this coming session
Miss Matte Lou MoscIcy spent
last weekend ut her home In Clarks-
VILE.
Mrs. w. +. Smith. OF Cap-on, spent
- few days last week at the home
Of Mrs. George \. Smith
Miss Matte Oziin leaves his woe K
for brunswick TO resume her school
WORK
Hov. w. u. Poe and family are
visiting relatives in Apex, y g.
Leonard Northinrton VAS in Rich
monh II few days this week.
NJ. Luther Thompson returned home
last Weekend after being away on
the Southern tobacco market for the
past six weeks
Mrs ]. y. Butts aud children left
Tuesday for L;ttl"'on y. &. to visit
Mrs. Butt's mother. III
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A Contribution to
Woman s Happiness

why do so many women who write
10 tho CantileVer factory make a point
TT the happiness derived from merely
pair Of shoes? Tho common con-
ception OF happiness is TO be in a
position OF wealth. power. social lead
ership. or fame; but people who have
gone through the mill" say it's the
little things that count
A trained nurse wrote the follow
ing letter:
Comfortable shoes make l,fo so
much easier for every woman.
whether ahe be a trained nurse. a
home-lovinB mother or business
woman.
Speaking from the standpoint OF
a Public Health nurse. would say that
I never knew what a really comfort
able shoe was like until began
wearing the Cantiievcr Shoes. After
wearing them for two years no other
make OF shoe is comfortable.
For several years was contin-
ually treating a sore corn, but since
wearing Cantilevcr Shoes. In which
there is room for the toes without
.roWding. the corn causes me no
discomfort whatever
The heels Of the Cantilovcr Shoes
are comfortable and modish. in
fact, when one once becomes accus-
toned to the low heels, the high heels
which cause bad posture and fatigue
arc impossible. Not long ago the
women who wore low heels were
looked upon as curiosity, but the
present day styles in shoes will be
he means OF making life far happier
for those women who conform to style
nad in this instance adopt the low
heeled. broad-tocd shoe so perfectly
complete in the Cantilever Shoes"
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Hairs Will Vanish
After This Treatment
CToilet iiclps.D

You can keep your arms. neck or
face free from hair o. fuzz by the
occasional us" Of piaiu delatone and
in using ii you need nave no fear ot
marring or injurins the skin. y
thick paste is mad" by mixing some
OF the powdered dciatonc with water
Then spread oi the hairs and after :
or 3 minutes rub Off. wash the skin
and all traces Of hair have vanished
he careful. however, to get real della
,onc--AI.
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SOUTH HILL.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
SOUTH HILL. VA. Sept 30-Mrs
Arthur Davis. OF Naldos,a. Ga, and
William Russell. Of Clurksvill.. were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

Fleming, and two Children. of Wash
!ngton, are guests OF Captain and
Mrs. Edward Carter
Evening journal., 1922-05-25
YESTERDAYS LATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
WASHINGTON.

Interstate Commerce Commission
orders freight rate reduction Of IL
per cent.
Senator Caraway again assails
Attorney General Daugherty for al
legged part in the Morse case and 40
ouses Mr.. Daugherty OF having him
shadowed by Negro chauffeur.
Democrats and Republicans split
in vote on graphite provision OF
tariff bill.
Representatives OF steel com-
panies contemplating merger as
sure Attorney General they will not
act without furnishing him complete
details.
United States asks Canada to be-
gin negotiations at onoe for oon-
structfon Of st. Lawrence-6roat
Lakes ship canal.
FOREIGN.
International bankers conferring
in Paris on proposed German loan
optimistic on outcome; loan may be
as great as $4,000, 900. 900.
British fears attack ON Ulster by
Republicans as sequel TO CoIlins-De
Valera agreement.
Italians and Russians sign com-
treaty.
British aviators start on round
the-world trip; complete nrst leg
by landing in Paris.
DOMESTIC.
Senator Watson sounds keynote
Of Congressional campaign In Ad-
dressing Indiana Republican oon-
vention.
General Wood and family safe
after being threatened on yachting
trip by typhoon.
Raymond 3. Fosdfck mentioned
for president OF University Of Chi
cago.
Girl browns in Atlantic City un-
Evening journal., 1922-05-25
CECIL CO. PLANS FOR
MEMORIAL DAY

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKTON, Nd, May a5.-Georgt
A. Atkinson has been awarded the
contract to build the road from Row
landsville TO Five Points at his bid
OF $40,42s.
Harry Bratton Alexander, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Alexander, is
suffering from badly crushed hand.
He is employed at the plant of the
New York shipbuilding Company at
Camden. N. J.
Miss Pauline Grosh Frederick,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Fred
erick, Of Bacon Hill. and q. T. Rus
sell Walter were married on Satur-
day at the Presbyterian manse at
Belair.
Memorial Day viii be observed in
Cecil county as usual. The @. A. r.
OF Cherry Hill, will hold services at
Union M. p. Church on Tuesday.
EIkton Cornet Band will accompany
the veterans when they decorate the
graves OF their deceased comrades.
Henry Mitchell Mccullough will de-
liver the address OF the day. The
committee in charge OF the exercises
consists Of Joshua M. Ash, John
Burke. George r. Spence, Joseph |
Yocum. Charles Kelly and J. Polk
Racine.
The graduating class OF the Elkton
High School will attend service in
Trinity Protestant Church on Sun
day evening. May 2s. when the ser-
mon will be delivered by the Rev.
Sidney II. Dixon. B. D., rector.
Evening journal., 1922-05-25

2-10c pkgs. King Midas Noodles, 17c
small pkgs King Midas Noodles, SC
pkgs Hostetters Evap. Corn ........17c
Large Can Franco-American
Large Jar Welch's GRAPEL LADE, CUR
RANTLADE or FRUITLADE, 23c
Schimmers Salad Dressing 10c bot
Full Quart Jar Genuine Dill Pickles, Csc
2 pkgs. Corn Starch .......--.....----.-.... &c
pkgs. Jelly Monge ....--.........-.......15c
cans Muellers Macaroni Sauce lie
2 large pkgs, Oatmeal ..........------....17c
large cakes Big Master Soap ...----...25c
| large bot Tartan Catsup ......---.---...21c
8-oz. bot. Kellogg's Chill Sauce ........13c
| jar Hartley's Marmalade ...........2Sc
Evening journal., 1922-05-25

the late home, at 9 O'Clock (standarc
time), on Saturday afternoon. In
terment viii be in eBthel, Nd. An
tomobiles will meet the train due IN
Newark at IL O'Clock (standard
time) Saturday morning.
Mr.. Laws is survived by four
daughters. Mrs. James Roberts, Mrs.
Harry Dayett. Mrs. Delaware
Wright and Mrs. Lloyd sheats. and
FIVE sons. Theodore Laws, Delaware
Laws, Julian Laws. Charles Laws
and Norman Laws. He is also sur
vived by 10 grandchildren Three
sisters. Mrs. Ella Dayett. Mrs. Sal
lie Murray and Mrs. Mary Difind
and two brothers. George Laws and
Walter Laws also survive.
Evening journal., 1922-05-25
NEWARK TO HAVE
BIG CELEBRATION
speclal @ The Even1ng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, May 25.-Announce-
men thas been made that Caleb E
Burchenal. of Wilmington. will be
the speaker at the Memorial Day
exercises to be held on the Univer-
sity Of Delaware campus near the
boulder that marks the spot where
the selective service men were
sworn In during the war. at 1890
o'clock Tuesday morning. DR.. Wal
ter Hull.hen. president of tho Uni
versity. will preside. The invocation
will be offered by tho Rev. H Ever
EFT Hallman. pastor OF the Newark
Presbyterian Church, and Represen-
tative r. G. Buckingham, OF Mil
Creek hundred. a veteran OF the
Civil War. will read Lnooin's Get
tysburg address.
This will be a Joint celebration
between the town and the university.
All civic and fraternal organizations
in Newark have been asked TO take
part. The exercises are TO be started
sire to do so an opportunity TO at
tend the memorial exercises at
Washington Street Bridge. Whining
ton. Both the Minnehaha and the
Continental bands have been asked
to take part. Floral tributes from
different organisations will be placed
on the boulder by Seaman ]. r.
Lewis, OF the Rehabilitation Divis-
ion. Previous 20 this celebration, |
members OF the @. A r.. and vet
erans OF the World War will visit |
the nearby cemeteries TO decorate |
the graves OF the soldiers.
Evening journal., 1922-05-25

dertow while guard attempting res
cue is saved by seaplane.
One New York bandit killed
three captured. IN $4,000 Bridge
port payroll robbery.
MARKETS AND SHIPS.
Little selling OF rail stocks on rate
ruling; industrials slightly higher.
May wheat breaks cents a
bushel under strain of heavy do
ltvcries.
United States Steel Mne orders
two new ships for lake ore feet.