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CUESTERTOWN NEWS.

Chcstertown. Md. July 24-The
Circuit Court has granted an absolute
divorce to Anna u. McClaiu from
Curtis q. McClain.
Col. Albert Sisk Of Caroline county
was I'm Chestertowu last week CON
ferring with county leaders I'm refer
ence TO his probable candidacy for
Congress In the September primaries.
Albert A. Goodwin has purchased the
farm belonging 10 MIR and Mrs. Al
fred Dillahunt near Millington.
Clerk of tho Court Robert II. Ayres
has received consignment of gun
ners' licenses fer issuance during the
season. The cost OF county license
will be s1.10. resident statewide. $50.
Nonresident licenses have been in
creased from SiO.25 TO s105O.
The Marvil Package Co.'S factory
here Ia taxed To its full capacity to
supply the demand for baskets.
Fishing is better here than for
many years and every day parties are
going to the grounds 10 enjoy the
sport. Messrs. Walter B. Strong, II.
Clay Brown, Claude II. Truslow. and
Edmund II. Pennington caught so
large hardheads Friday afternoon i'm
Sh IT while. Parties are being taken
CIT ON swan Point bar, near Rock Hall,
with fine results.
Mrs. J. Thomas Hadaway, wife of
Sheriff Hadaway. is in a Baltimore
hospital for treatment for stomach
trouble.
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DIR. TOMKINS AT
SUMMER SCHOOL

Newark. July 24.-~The unlon Sup
day night services IN connection with
the University of Delaware Summer
School and under the auspices OF the
Service Citizens In Wolf Hall last
night were we'll attended. Rev.
Floyd w. Tomltins. rector of Holy
Trinity Church. Philadelphia, preach
ed and there was a sacred concert by
Noted Philadelphia artists Prof. w,
A. Wilkinson. director of the summer
school, presided and DR.. Edgar Jones.
rector of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, introduced Or. TomlSlns, who
urged all TO do the work that God put
them here To do and thereby help
make the old world a better place"
The sacred concert. with William
Sivano Thunder. pianist. as director,
was given by Mildred Fans. soprano,
Marie Stone Bangston. contralto;
Henry Quincy. tenor, and Henry Holtz
basso
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

EllSton. Md, July 2a.--Rev. George
NJ. Cummings OF Washington. preach
ed at Zion and Rock Presbyterian
churches yesterday. az candidate for
the vacant pastoratc.
Prohibition officers visited farm
on the Elkton- Chesapeake City road
Saturday and found still. two barrels
q mash and small quality of liquor,
they shy. Nobody was home.
Rev. and Mrs. &. G.. Harris. of the
Rising sun NJ. T.. Church are receiving
congratulations on the arrival of a
boy baby.
ID. Normal Sharpe, for the past three
years manual training teacher at
iiavre de Grace High School. has re-
signed. and accepted similar position
In a school I'm Philadelphia.
Charles A. Jeffers has purchased
from tho Frazier heirs the building he
occupies on Main street FOR $4,000.
AT a conference of the Commission
ers of Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne
counties. IL was agreed To assess the
farm land adjoining the state road
somewhat higher than other farm
lands.
Rev. George Andersen and family
are spending week at 1sllp, Long
Island.
Hey. Zach ". Wells. of Wilmington.
occupied the pulpit In the NJ. Il. Church
yesterday.
During the storm of Thursday after
noon the barn on the farm tenated by
Allen Brothers at Earlevile was
struck by lightning and burned. de-
stroying the hay crop.and some farm
ing implements.
! DIR. and Mrs. Harrison w. Howell
have returned 10 Wilmington after
spending the past week on their farm
Arnold's Bar, along the Sassafrass
river.
Eddie Trent. colored, who Is wanted
by the Cecil county authorities charge,
with shooting James Jenfer, at For
Deposit on Monday last, was captur
ed at Charlestown. w. Va. and landed
in Elkton Jail Saturday by Sheriff
Kirk. lie is held without bail await
Ing his victims injuries
DIR. !. g.. Lyman of the New ,Jerse,
Experiment Station Will be ono of In,
speakers at the annual Farmers pa,
celebration TO be held at, Calvert /,
August.
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Stafford, July 2t.--Thomas y. Raw
Tins. former state treasurer. has been
nrpoIutcd secretary and treasurer or
tho committee on sweet potato puhlici-
u. Tho committee met saturday. with
John II. Elliott presiding and V. X.
Allen. Brooks l.. Ross. NJ. G. Vaughn.
Thomas n. Rawlins. Robert j. Allen.
c. A. McCue. Mr.. pcrickson. X. r.
Wilson and Robert G.. Houston pres
cnt John Kilen. OF Kent county, was
added to the finance committee. All
were very enthusiastic over the sweet
pofa,o prospects for Delaware. The
finance committee was directed To get
In communication with the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Co, the state Hoard oi
Agriculture, the state Farm Bureau
Federation and the state Grange ms
quickly aa possible In regard To rails
ins funds Co carry on the lVblicity
campaign. and it decided to hold a
meeting NJ Laurel on August 4.
rhe farm ~ Lemuel Il. Gordy. sold
nj sncrin's sale Saturday. was pur-
chased hy william 7. lank Tor $500
The farm of Edmund Craig. deceased
sold hy order of the orphans Court
wss purchased by Daniel J. Layton
trustee. Tor $1,000.
William T. l.athhury, chief Of polio,
of blades. says he has withdrawn tn,
charges against persons who srecdco
automobile. through blades on July
is. lie announces that he will roslgf
"a chief ii police on August and en-
gage IN the oyster business at Bowers
teach.
Mr.. and Mrs Brainerd Ross ant
children. 81 Wilmington. are vi~itint
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dickerson.
Edward Jackson. of Wilmington u
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
4 Jackson
MIR and Mrs ". Glenn Hopkins an'
Mrs. NJ. I. Goudelock. Of Baltimore
are guests of Mrs Mary r Hopkins.
Mrs y NJ. Duyall and daughter
Marie. Of baltimore. are visiting Mrs
Louisa pcnoho.
Mrs Walter n. Robinson an'
daughter. Elizabeth. have returne'
from bethlehem. Pa. accompanied To-
Mrs. Harry NJ. Grieves.
Mrs. A. /. Harrington has returne'
from Denton, Md. accompanied by ne
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wootters.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. G. Dawson. Mr.. an
Mrs n. A. Phillips. J. H. Cox, w. |
stevens and W. Howard Turpin spen
yesterday az Ocean city, Md.
Thomas 4. Collins IL confined To III
house hy Illness.
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HOCKEsIN FAIR CLOSES.

Uockessln, July 24.--Attended by a
crowd Of between 1900 and 1000 people
the carnival which haze been success
fully conducted for the past four
nights by the Friendship Improve
ment Association of Hockessin. for the
benefit of that aesocia ton, came to a
close Saturday night. with announce
ment orsthe winners Of prizes. Harvey
9. flammell OF Masshaliton was
awerded a Chevrolet car. Paul o'Con-
nell cake; Mrs. Chandler Mendinhall
a cake; Miss Anna McGoyern. cake.
Fred Rozier. doll. Miss Helen Bennett.
embroidered work. The prizes were de-
cided by little Miss Clara Bramble OF
kennett Square, Pa.
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NEWS OF THE Day
At new CASTLE
Doath Of Horny m. Ward, Who
Was Stricken on the Pres
ton Kemp Farm.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Now Cantle. July PA Ford trick,
bearing a Pennsylvania license. yes
terday morning. while en- route to
Augustine Beach, turned over near
st. Jamcs' Protectory. on the river
roadway, several miles south OF this
city. The machine contained young
people from Philadelphia. The driver
was the only person injured, lie sus-
tanned slight scalp wound. After
the car was riehted the party proceed
ed To the resort.
Henry NJ. Ward, n years old who was
stricken with paralysis on Thursday,
near the farm of Preston N. Kemp, at
Red Lion. died on Saturday at the
County Hospital. Deceased has no
relatives I'm this section OF the country,
as far as Is known, and unless the
body IL claimed interment will be made
at the public burial ground at Farm
hurst.
This evening the New Castle Athle-
tic Association baseball team will play
the Mt Salem team of Wilmington at
Battery Park at $50.
The members of the New Castle
| Athletic Association will hold meet
| ing this evening at tho home of
! President Chandler II. Gebhart,
MIR. and Mrs Edgar Bratton OF Mil
ford spent yesterday as guests Of Mr..
and Mrs John Cannon.
Miss Blanche sibley, who Is attend
| ing the Summer School at University
of Delaware. spent the week -end here
as the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Slbley.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Campbell
and children of Claymoni. spent the
week end as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Grover lnele Of the Baldton.
Miss Lillian Gravatt of Wilmington
spent the week end as guest of Miss
Elizabeth Bennett
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick WoodcOck
Of Germantown. Pa. Mrs. y. y. Wise
land Miss Gertrude Tnruh Of Yves
Philadelphia spent yesterday as guests
luf Mr.. and Mrs Peter q. Madden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcguire au'
daughters, Catherine and Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. Borrell Mcguire and son
Borrell, Jr., of Chester. spent yester
day rs guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Trial
Mcguire of the Strand,
! Miss Evelyn Mcbride Of Wilmington
who has been spending several day
"a guest of Miss Alice Keegan, ha
returned home
Mrs. Frederick Ostendorf and chi
dren, Herman and Florence, uf NiCer
nc2e. Iowa. are spending sewers
weeks ms guests Of MIR. and Mrs. JIG
kscph ". Carlln.
Misses Mary Burris and Blanch
Truitt. who have been spending soy
eral dave as guests of MIR and Mr.
, William y. Myers uf Floral Park,
r Y. have returned hume,
p Hufnrt T. lunt uf Philadelphia an
, Miss Jessie Cooper, q nurse In ~
{ Cooper Hospital of Camden, spent vel
torday "a guests nC Mr. and Mrs liari
= T., Holiday and family,
4 Mr. snd Mrs. George Holiday
@ Chester spent Yesterday as guests
Ma and Mrs Harry y Ahcrn.
Mrs. Mary Harris of Wilmington AZ
{ daughter, Mrs Henry T.. Mcclure, a
i spending general days as guests
Mrs. Harris sister. at Millington. Md
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|MANY BATHERS kT
| REHOBOTH BEACH
Some Cot Beyond Their Depth
Saturday and Yesterday and
Had to be Helped.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Rehobolh Beach. July "a.
The fret bathing accidents of the
season occurred Saturday afternoon,
when Miss Catherine West, Of Ridley
Park, Pa. and Jack Iiolla. of Baltl-
more. were carried beyond their depth
by a strong undertow. Mlss West was
rescued by Seton Maynader, a mem
her Of the American Red Cross Life
Saving Corps. who was credited with
his nth rescue since the orga nlzation
of the corps, last summer. Hola was
rescued by fellow bathers. Miss West
and Holla were revived after being
brought ashore, but are still suffering
from shock
Raymond Monitor. Of Baltimore,
escaped drowning yesterday after
noon, when he attempted 20 swim
TO the yacht Elfn II, owned by VIII
minRtonians. which was apChor-
ed 800 feet off shore. when 10
feet from tho yacht he became ex-
hausted and called for help. Richard
son Cole. pilot of the boat. heard his
cries and threw him n life preserver.
| Bush yarnall and Donald Poole. who
were swimming nearby. also went 20
his aid and brought him ashore.
| Howard Lyle has been reappOinted
captain Of life guarde. Lyle. who was
captain last summer. saved several
lives. During the recent war he wac
swimming Instructor at the Iewes end
Cape May naval training stations
In a ball game Saturday afternoon
between bewes and Bridgeville al
Brldgeville DR.. Elmert Bertram, Of the
Beebe Hospital, LeUes, had n leg frac-
tured while sliding 10 base. The game
was called I'm the nth inning.
| Judge William J.. Chambers, Of tbs
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DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Fire Threatens Destruction OF
Dutch Neck Road
Bridge.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. July 2i.--Captain
Charles T. Tugend took H. \. Scott
and DR.. Jos. is Odell down the bay
fishing Saturday afternoon on the
Yacht Countess, which Ia owned 10y
Mr.. Scott Tho party caught G5 trout
and croakers.
The daybOat Ericsson, which runs
on Sundays between Philadelphia and
I.orewood grove. yesterday carried 42O
exCurRioniste.
Henry Winchester left today tn at
tend the Connecticut state Shoot at
Bridgeport, to act in the capacity of
clerk of the shoot
a survey party consisting OF Francis
Warner, Nevieon Lorraine and Ralph
Davis, returned here yesterday after
having spent a week making an eN-
animation Of TuCkerton River and n
sand bar across the AhscCon outlet.
Nathan Miller and family of VII
mington have moved into their sum
NOR home here. the former Coulbourn
mansion.
Mrs. \. c. Bonlng Of state College
! Pa, and daughter, Ann. returned here
/ today to the home OF her parents, MIR
and Mrs. Thomas j. Whiteman, after
| haYing been month In Johns Hop.
kins Hospital, whore Ann has under
gone an operation.
The Dutch Neck Road bridge caught
| fire last night about o'clock. evi-
| IDENTIFY from cigarette thrown I'm the
dry grass by a fisherman or motorist
and had IL not been for the prompt &C.
ton of Samuel Hall, who cav smok,
arising from the bridge, and reporting
| IL to William ID. Clark, road super,
! visor. the bridge probably would hav,
! burned down. Mr.. Clark extingulsheC
the blaze after several planks Ia,
! burned
/ Eugene Pierson Of Kirkwood. wa.
brought to DIR. Walter W. Ellis yea
terday afternoon in a serious condition
as the result of a cut on his left arm
Six stitches were taken in his arm
He lost considerable blood. He is sal,
to have been cut by another man.
Howard watch lost between For
Gu Pont and New Castle Initials q
NJ. Fob chain attached. Reward
Call 105, New Castle.-Adv.
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FORT NJ roNr NOTES.

Delaware city. July 2a-Captain
Foster. Captain Miller and Lieutenant
Burke left here saturday morning in
Captain Fosters yacht. NJ 96s. on a
fishing trip down the river and in
Appouuininink creek. They remained
over Saturday night and on Sunday
morning returned and locked into the
canal and proceeded on up 10 the high
level between ST. Georges and Chesa-
pcake City where they plan to re-
main few days fishing and bathing.
Sergeant and Mrs. Gilbert Kennedy
Of Highlands. y. J.. were here over
the week END with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Schroeder.
First Sergeant Harry V. White Of
Fort Hancock. y. j., formerly OF the
Second Co, G. a. C.. was a week
visitor az Fort du pont.
Next "Wednesday afternoon the
First Engineers baseball team will
travel 20 Dover 20 play the Dover
team and on Saturday they Will play
q double header with the Centreville,
Md. team at Centreville. Both games
will be played I'm the afternoon.
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international court ri Samoa. IL
guest at Tho Hotel Henlopen. Judge
Daniel o. Hastings and Josiah Marvel.
" Wilmington. also are guests other
Wilmlngtouinns at the JIenlopen in
clude Mr. and Miro. Thomas ". Barnes.
Mr., and Mre. Clarence White. G. NJ
Steward. Miss Elizabeth Hastings,
Miss =. Elsie Sexton. Mrs. f. II.
Bogart and daughter. Majoris. v.
T.. Quillon, +. -. OToole,
". Wendell Gray. Mlss Corinne Men
denhall MIR. and Mrs. " G. Welch and
]. @. Townsend, 5d
Wilmington guests al the Belhoven
Hotel include Edward n. Pusey and
daughter. Katrina, MIR. ana Mrs. WIZ
lam f. Monigle, Mr.. and Mre. Daniel
j, Monlgle. Miss n. Parttse. Vincent
G. Blackwell Mr.. ard Mrs. james
Walker. and Miss Margaret 70. Jones.
Margaret ". Jones.
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Mr.. ma Mrs. Delbert Kirk of Phlln-
delphIa spent yesterday ~ glieats OF
Mrs. Margaret Kirk and fanny.
Mrs. Harvey Johnson, OF Delaware
street, who In undergoing treatment
ut the Delaware Hospital. II inprov-
Ing.
Mrs. Edward II. Nnylor. local chair
man OF the Red Cross campaign. has
received Instructions to gft the COM
mittcc IN shape for the fall member
ship enrolment.
For Furnished or unfurnishe5
house, 1875 East Third street. For par
tIculnrs write Mrs. Margaret Atkln-
son, Newark, Del. Route 2.-~Adv.
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LAUREL AND VICINITY.

Laurel. July 2i.-Wheatley Wright.
twelve year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Hubert Wright, OF near here. fell
from the top Of a tree. while visiting
hs uncle I'm Philadelphia and broke
both bones IN HE right arm,
James Camp win open on July 20
and continue for ten days.
Mre. Kate Thomson has sold her
residence on Central Avenue TO Harvey
II. Williams, and win erect a modern
bungalow on the lot adjoinins.
Mrs. George T.. Smith appeared be-
fore the Register 81 Wills at George
town laat week and made final settle
ment az Administrative on the estate
OF her husband. the late George r.
Smith. who died April s. The entire
estate. amounting 20 $40 900 wac lef,
20 her. with the exception OF the fine
home here. which was .eN.her for her
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WAS JUST WHAT
She HAD NEEDED
Mrs. Hubschmitt Rcgains
Health by Taking Tanlac
After Spending Thousands
in Vain.

at is, no cxaggeration to say that in
my efforts to regain my health have
spent thousands of dollars, buy never
received any help worthy of mention
until began taking Tanlac," said Mrs.
Geo. liubschmltt, a prominent and pop
ular young matron of Paterson, y. j.,
residing Mt 27S East Dist street, a few
days ago
For the past few years, ! have suf-
fcred from most deplorable stomach
trouble ] would 20 for days at n time
without any appetite and when ] did
cat even the most ordinary food, |
would bloat very badly, have difficulty
in breathing and, my heart would pal
pitate frightfully. | had to be very
careful Of what | ate but even poached
egg and toast would cause me much
distress. AT times it seemed there was a
heavlncss in the pit of my stomach that
gave me tircd-out feeling, and
suffered many severe headaches. |
grew to be very nervous and was greatly
worried over my condition.
Il had been reading about Tanlac in
the papers and although | did not have
much faith that it would help me, |
decided to try it. Since then | have
taken six bottles and it is really re-
markabe what the medicine has done
for ne My stomach is SO much improved
that ! am no longer bothered with gas,
bloating or palpitation and | have nc
more hea daches. | have much better
appetite and am growing stronger every
day. 1t has taken me many years "a
find relief but it now seems REALITY
and | am so wonderfully pleased and
gratihed that have recommended Tan
lac to many of my friends and feel it my
duty to make this statement so that
others may benefit by my experience. ."
Tanlac is sold in Eckerd's Medicine
Stores.
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lifetime. II then going to her son. j..
Chandler Smith.
Major A. T.. Tanner. principal Of the
Laurel public schools. moved his fam
Va.
Tho prize won by the Laurel fire.
mems band at the recent state con-
vention OF iiremcn held In Dover, has
he n on display In the windows OF
the Boston Shoe Co.
w. rner Wright. farmer living
near the Delaware Maryland line, met
with n very painful accident Friday
while trying to manage "A fractions
horse. The animal ran away. throwing
him out and broke his legs.
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FUNERAL OF sAML TOWNSEND,

Townsend. July 24.-The funeral Of
Samuel r. Townsend. who died Satur-
day, aged Is years, will be held this
afternoon, with services at the house
and interment in Townsend cemetery.
Mr.. Townsend, who was treasurer of
the Townsend Trust Co. died in An
derson Hospital, Philadelphia, having
been stricken the day before. Having
been injured and gassed in the war,
this is believed to have been the in
direct cause of death. lie Is survived
by his wife, his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Townsend and two brothers,
Stanley and Stockton.
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PREVENTED A RIOT.

Richardson Park. July 24.-Malxing
a record run on a motorcycle from the
campmeeting grounds at Belvedere
late yesterday for Police Officer Bowen.
John Powell. a Negro resident of that
place. prevented riot. Powell started
for assistance. when a crowd of white
men from Wilmington, who We're
fighting. attacked Sam Elliott. Negro
'depo>v sheriff, on duty at the grounds
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GEO. BALL BARN AND
TWO HORSES BURNED
Building, at the Cedars, on Fire
Early Today, Presumably
by Lightning.

Special Correspondence Evtry Evening.
Richardson Park. July "a Fire.
thought 20 haye been caused by
bolt OF lightning destroyed large
barn on the George Ball farm. near
the Cedars. Of 2.s0 o'clock this morn
ing. The flames, when discovered by
MIR. Ball. had eaten away ono side ~
the barn. In addition 90 the harm.
the flames consumed a large anan-
THY Of wheat, which was 10 have been
threshed today. two horses and a
large quantity Of farming impie-
ments. Mr.. Ban, who Is deputy
United states marshal. placed his
loss at $1,000 and ne said he carried
about $1,000 Insurance.
Mr. Ball discovered the fire. With
the. assistance Of others he saved two
horses from the barn and other i've
stock.
The Five Points fire Department
was notified. az were the IRE com
panies Of Elsmere and Crsnston
Heights and they responded with their
apparatus. The Wilmington IRE Do
partment sent Engine Company No.
3 to the scene, hut none OF the IRE.
men were able 10 combat the fames
as there was no water on the pisSe
from which 10 pump such quantities.
as were needed.
The hremen remained on the seems
until 3 o'clock this morning. when all
danger Of the flames spreading va
past. Mr.. and RS Ball served break
fast TO the hrehghters before they
left for their quarters.
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SAW REFLECTION OF FIRE.

Richardson Park. July 2i.-Mem-
hers Of the Five Points fire squad and
firemen from Elsmere. Newport
and Cranston Heights. covered miles
Of roads IN this section early ycster-
dsy morning seeking a fire, the re-
fiection OF which illuminated the
heavens. The nremen were unable to
locate the blaze. however. and return
sd 20 their quarters after a run of
half an hour.
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IEwES NOTES.

r.cwos. July 2l.--r. u Love OF New
York ~ IN Loves raugiug oil FOR the
l.owcs rortilizins 60.
captain Edward Tunnel OF the
I.owos Coast Guard has been trans
ferrcd Go NarraEansett Ray.
Charles Murphy ot the L. s. 5. Iris
is visiting his family here.
Mira Thomas Timmlns and Miss
Timmlns Of Nevada were in Lewes
last week
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DOVER NOTES.

Dover. July 24.-lIlmer Outtcn is
i'll at the University of Pennsylvania
Hospital. Philadelphia, and will un-
dergo surgical operation today. DR..
l.. A. II. Bishop is In attendance.
Joseph King, Negro. charged with
using child for immoral purposes,
has been held 10y Magistrate burton
I'm $500 bail FOR court.
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COOLSPRING MISSION ELECTION

Georgetown, July 24.--Oficers of the
Young Peoples Home Missionary So
ciety of the Coolsprlng Presbyterian
Church have. been chosen for the en-
suing year as follows: President. Miss
Wilma Warrington; vice-president,
Miss Lena Pepper; secretary, Miss
Alberta NAPLES; treasurer, Mrs. Maud
Nen.
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and tried to wrcst his revolver from
him. The timely arrival Of the officer
put stop to tho fight The lighters
escaped. however. IT was said that one
Of the men was n well known wrestler.
Those engaged In the melee were mere
or less bruised, according to witnesses.
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Rev. u. w. Wells at FenwIck Camp.

Rev. y. w. Wells. pastor Of Wesley
NJ. e. Church, Linden and Jackson
streets. will he In charge of Fenwick
Camp meeting. which will open this
year on August 5, and continue until
August ~ The camp is situated about
10 miles north Of ocean City, Md. An
attractive program includes many
other Wilmington clergymen "a speak
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PHILLIPS FOR SHERIFF.

Georgetown. July 2i.-James c.
Phillips. member Of tho SutseS County
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES from
tho Eighth Representative District
has announced his candidacy for the
nomination for sheriff.
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HOME COMING AT OCEAN VIEW

Georgetown. July 24.---The annual
home coming" celebration will he held
Mt Ocean View. ON August Q, I'm tho
grove of Capt. John T. West Well
known speakers will be present and
deliver addresses.