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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-08
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Pittsburgh
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Summary: Two-base hits-Sny-
der, Carey, Gooch. Three-base hit
Rawlings. Home runs-Kelly
ca. Double plays-Frisch. Rawl-
ings to Kelly; Bancroft. Rawlings
to Kelly. Base on balls--Off j.
Barnes, 4; Yellowhorse, 2; Causey,
2; Douglas. /; Jonrard. 1; Ryan. 1;
Morrison !. Struck out-By ].
Barnes, 2: Yellowhorse, 3; Doug
las, !; Ryan. 3; Morrison, s. Hits
off ]. Barnes. 8 in z; Causey, 2
in 1. none out in ninth; Douglas,
4 in 4; Jonnard, in 1; Ryan, in
s: Yellowhorse. 10 in 8; Morrison,
9 in 10. Wild pitches--Morrison
(2). Balk-Yellowhorse. Winning
pitcher-Ryan. Losing pitcher
MorriaOn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-08

z--Batted for Haines in third.
zz-Ran for Lavan in eighth.
RV innings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-08
Tota
Pittsburgh.


Totals ......57 8 20 81 II a
x-Ran for Smith in eighth.
w-Batted for J, Barnes In the
eighth.
xxx-Ran for Snyder in eighth.
z-Batted for Jonnard In four
tenth. Il
zz-Ran for Groh. in fourteenth.
zzz-Batted for Yellowhorse in
eighth.
BY innings:
New York
oO0 no 0t1 n0n nm OO1--Q
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HARRINGTON NRws.

Harrington. April 6-Aiiss Marian
Jones OF Swarthmore College spent
tho woek-end with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Robert K. JoneA
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurd have re
turned home after spending sometime
in Florida
DR.. Howard Clymsr Of Philadelphia,
who had been sojourninx in Florida
for tho past two weeks. on his ro-
turn came TO Harrington and spent
The greater pat OF tho past wosk with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cly-
mer.
James Masten OF Masten's Corner
and Charles Derrickson have started
new residences in town.
Miss Bertha Short, Child Welfare
nurse was taking \ patient to WI
minEton for treatment. when her Ford
Sedan overturned. smashing tho top
and causing considerable damage. She
is now confined TO hG homo With
several bruises but nc broken bones.
The other occupant Of the car was un-
injured
Washington Camp, No. 80, p. O.
s. of A. held a regular meeting Fri
day evening. taking In a new member
Hurry Fluer WAS operated on 1t the
Milford Hospital. Friday. for append
oitis. and no Is getting along very
nicely. His mother. from Crisfeid
Nd. and Mrs. F1uer are at Milford
In attendance.
Mrs. j. w. sheldrake entertained
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Ada N. SCOTT delegates TO the state
convsntion to be held At Harrington,
April 3.
The young people Of st. Paui's M.
n, Church OF Odessa are rehsarsing
for an "Oid Maids Convention" to
be given the latter part OF April.
The body Of Mn. Joseph b. DeA-
l<yne. who died at her home in Town
send. last week. was brought 70 Mid
dletown. Friday. for burial in Forest
cemetery. Rev. John Townlsy OF
Middletown had chargs Of the ssr-
vices. assisted by Rev.. George p.
Jones Of Townsend. Tho pAllboArerr
were six nephews OF Mr.. and Mrs.
DeAkyne.
Rev. ID. W. Caswsli preached At
the morning service at Bethesda M
q. Church. yesterday, and Professor
Wilbur II. Jump gave an address In
tho evening. In connection with sons
service. Rev. Emory w. MoDowsll
the now pastor of.the church. expects
to BE- there Sunday, April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gibbs ID
near town arc receiving oonSrAtulA-
tons on tho birth OF daughter, Las,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel p. Brown In on 4 visit
OF several weeks with friends In Phila.
dolphin and Wilmington.
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach. April al. w.
Simmons spent the Weekend With his
family at Aberdeen. Md.
Rev. and Mrs. Vaughn q. Collins OF
Salisbury. Md. arc here for ton days
in their homo on Wilmington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Mitchell and
Mrr. w. /. Hammond OF Wilmington
were bore a few days last week.
Mes Mabel Hopes and Miss Alioe
Poole OF Wilmington came down for
the wcek END.
Mrs. NJ. w. Poole and son. Neil
Poole, OF Philadelphia wcre wuests At
the Behavior last week.
Preparations are being made TO
move tho Owens cottage. now oocu-
pied by Charles 8. Horn. to tho rear
end OF the lot where II now etnnds.
Rev. s. d. Van Loan held services.
Sunday evening In All Saints p. E.
Church. He viii continue 20 serve at
Sunday evening services during Lent
Miss Mary Rtggin spent tho week-
end in Georgetown. a guest OF Mr.. and
MIS-. w. s. Torbert.
1t " noted with much pleasure that
Rev, w. s. Grant "a to return &c
Rehoboth NJ. II. Church. This will be
Mr.. Grants third year here.
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MIDDLETOwN NOTES.

Middletown, April 3.-Bishop Cook
confirmed a class OF three at 81
Anne's Church. yesterday. and also q
c,a.s 1t St. Mary's chapel. Townsend.
N,ddletown district meeting OF tho
wornen's Foreign Missionary Society
Of the NJ. e. Church will be held in
odessa on Tuesday, April is. Miss
Katherine Tr1ax Of Wilmington VIII
preside.
The Prairie Rose" four-act
drama. Will be presented in the school
auditorium. Townsend, by local tai
ent. next Friday evening. proceeds
for the benefit OF the Townsend Ath-
letic Club.
B. Frank Gallagher has sold his
residence on East Main street TO John
Heidmyer. Jrr and will remodel the
house which he recently bought and
make 1t his homo.
Pleasant-summit w. G. T. U. VIII
meet at the home OF Mrs. Susan Rob-
erts. Thursday, April 8. This will be
an important business meeting.
Inc colored church At Pine Ireo
Corner was destroyed by FIRE, last
week.
| The School and Community Club
OF ODESSA has elected Mrs. Frank
Davis, Miss Lillian Aker and Miss
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE.
Many Persons at Milford We're
Taken In by Newspapers
april Fool" Joke.
GOOD WORK At LAUREL FIRE

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Seaford April S.-Chisf Robert H.
Gordy q GeAford flremen. probably tho
only onsAegged fiTe chief in the United
States. congratulated his mon on the
brave efforts they nnds Saturday
night In helping subds,e tho Laurel
theatre drs, said to have been the
hardest fire to Tight that over &C.
CURED In that town. In exactly
twenty minutes after tho alarm wrs
sounded in Seaford from Laurel, CALL
ing for aid. tho Scaford firsmen had
their engine at tho scene Of the CON-
Migration. their suction hose coupled
up with the Laurel river and three
streams Of 900 gallons Of water per
minute playing on the fire.
The Seaford nromen fought the
stubborn blaze from the ridge pole OF
Small 4 Horsey's hardware store on
the north side Of the theatre, with
two Of their streams OF water, usins
inc third hose In the front OF the
theatre. Their now $4,000 fire on
gins worked to perfection and every
one Of the twenty flremen who
manned 1t were in high spirita
over the showing Of this modern Are
fighting machine.
The Laurel people were profuse In
their thanks for the aid OF the Seaford
and Salisbury firemen. who were
served supper by the young ladies' OF
Laurel. Tho flremen were also eervec
hot coffee and sandwiches while nght-
ing tho blaze.
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DKCLAMArr0N CONTEST.

Delaware City. April s.-Jrhe deuia-
nation contest held in the firo engine
ball. Saturday evening by tho Della
ware CITY High School. wAs . suocsss
Tho two chosen 20 represent Dsls-
w~rs CITY at the county contest 20 be
hold at Middictown next Thursday.
were Misses Evelyn Hayiock ana
Margaret Davidson. the former win
ming frSt prize. tho lattsr second,
Third prixo was won by Miss Catha-
T1ns Roberts.
Three tudgss, all strangers 70 the
participants decided the winners and
their selections INST with tho appruvni
OF all present. Honors w~S CONFERRED
by Colonel ridf,ali Of Fort du purn
who sntrsated the winnsrs 90 -br1ns
home tho hacon." from tho Middietown
contest.
Thosc who took part wore: Evelyn
RlayIock. MarEaret Davidson Cathn-
rfne Roberts. Mildred Nstsch, Isabelle
Mccoy, MArxarst WA,tsrv. Idn
REGARDS. Martha Rose. Bcrtis Jesr.r
son. Anna Reynolds and Davis Co~ls
Misses Isabciie Mccoy and Bessie
HaaAn rendered soioa, and Miss
Frances and John Webb rave a piano
duet.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. April S.-Ths Junior senior
clAAa in Agriculture hAA rented tho
aAght-Acrs piece Of land belonging to
Mrs. T1prence Adams and VIII use
II for their years project. Three ceres
m white potatoes (earfy) are being
put In and The remainder Win b put
toes. Four members Of the class Will
have projects on this plot, Raymond
MAtthswu, Loz~n Elih. Ivan Henry
and Harold Cook.
The flnAl num6er of the hish school
lyceum course WIN Be given wednes-
day evening. April s. whom DeJen, tho
magician. will mako his appearance
here.
Captain Frank A. Bradley o6 Now
York City II at hi home near here
suffering With . broken collar bono.
Edward B. Shiles has zone TO Now
York City. where he will go on the
steamship Western King a. first Of
ncer and sail for ports In South
Amorica.
Captain Joseph weathsrly Of Nor
folk. Va X here visiting his brother
and sister-in-law. Captain and Mrs
Marion T. WeAtheVly.
Colonel w. T. Records, president of
the Suasax Trust Co, who has been
III for some time At hts homo on Cen
tral avenue. = worry much improved
MrS. Harry T Williams and chtl-
dren lett last weok for Norfolk, Va.
where they will Join Captain Williams
on his barge,
Mrs. Fora Meesick and daughter, O,
Millvilie. n. j.. are gueets OF AHp
William English at her homo, Bethel
Captain Marion Weatherly has beer
appointed master of tho steamer Car
RE. plying between hero and Sharp
town. Nd. succeeding Captain James
Records. who WAC compelled to retire
from active duty On account OF poo,
health.
Mis- George w. Philips Of Betha
n spending some time In Norfolk. Va.
visiting her husband. who "a oaptair
on a barge there.
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1t her homo. last Friday. 1t an slabo-
rate turkey dinner. Following the din
ner she gave theatre party. to 500
Her Honor the Mayor" The
guests were: Mrs. A. M. DAILY and
Miss Martha Scott Of Dotsr; Mrs. J..
q. Sharp and Mrs. johnson OF MIL
ford; xrA J. Watson Cain and Miss
Irene n Richards Of Harrington.
Warren Lynch Of wilmington was
= Harrington visitor over the wcsk-
end.
Earl Thawiey has moved into tho
residence on Dorman street. recently
vacated by former Policeman WEIGH.
Frank Galloway. Jr.. who has besn
making his homo hero for some
time. has boon transferred by the rail-
road company md has moved his
family to Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. 70. r. Reynolds have
moved into the residence on wciner
avenue. recently vacated by Clifford
Harrington. who has bcen transferred
by the railroad company.
Miss virginin orifY1th has boon en-
tertsining Miss Whitaker Of FELTON,.
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Special Correspondence Every EvsDing
Ulkton. Nd. April a.--Mcmb~rs OF
Company 70 Of Elkton will gather In
the local arrnory, this evening. when
they will receive their checks. amount
ing from $40 10 $50 Zach. for at
tending drills previous 20 entering tho
World War.
Tho funeral OF Edward #. Tnsxnrt
who died on Friday was held yestsr.
day afternoon from his late home
on East Main strsst. E1k'on. Rev
Sydney Dixon. rector of Trinity
Church. conducted servings.
Elmer Jones. young son OF HARRY
Jones Of North East. willis crossing a
street In that town. WINS struck Try or
automobile and painfully Injured. Or
Collins. rendered medical attention.
Henry Kr~ss \ Sons OF Baltimore
have been awarded tho contract FOR
a now pumping station n. Cherapcak,
City. At thcir bid Of tiTtsa.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Keen Of WI.
minxton, cvangeiists. are sssistins
Rev. j. A. Buckson 10 revival service.
which opened last evening IN Zion N
n. Church, 60 continu. tho next two
weeks
Miss Mary ". ". Rirteau. rnonbel
OF the House of Delegates from Hsr
ford county. hss been appointed Z
member OF tho State Board ~ Edu
cation. In place Of William II. War
burton OF Eikton. deoeased
Vernon Gavin 81 Rising Sun. Will.
In oxford. Pa, Saturday night. pur
chased a basket OF groceries and OF
reaching homo learned they had beef
stolen from his machine.
! Elkton high school baseball tran
opened its season. Saturday. AZ Ches
peaks City, and mot deftst farb tho
speake City. and met defeat by
scors OF ls 20 Q. Tho weather WA
entirely too cold for the Esme and IN
local pitchers failed 20 make good.
Ralph r.. Reynolds. who recent
graduated in pharmacy. VIII assis
his father in tho drug business q
Rising sun.
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STOMACH UPSET?


That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tonics. or trying to patch up q
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause OF the ailment--clogxed
liver and disordered bowela
DR., Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver In . soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
go indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you bad taste. coated
tongue. poor appetite. a lazy. don't
care feeling. no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for Gallo
mel.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They DO the work without
gripping. cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
quick relief. Eat what you like. l5c
and SOC
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MRS. WHITE and
CHILD RESTORED
Little Pittsburg Mother Pours
Out Cratitude-to Tanlac
For Their Recovery.

NY daushtsr and have both tax
IN TAnlac with nue results, and It
seemed TO 80 right to the bottom OF
al our troubles" said Mrs. Charles
White, 1917 Frederick St. Pittsburk
Pa.
II suffered three years with stomach
trouble and indigestion and became
vsry nervous and run down. dreaded
70 eat anything and for days at q
nme couldn't retain any solid food al
all. My housework came 70 be more
and more q burden. and often at nigh,
] was unable to sleep.
But after taking Tanlac, feel like
q different person. I eat whatever
want. have perfect digestion. my
nerves are quiet end steady and
sleep restfully every night. We W.T.
always praise Tanlao for 1t certainl,
4 a grand medicine"
Tanlac y sold in Wilmington b,
Lckerd's Drug Stores.
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DELAWARE CITY NOTES

Delaware City. April s--Afrs. Austin
Saxon attended the funeral OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Smith, AZ Bridge
Vile. yesterday afternoon.
Captain DR.. Cedric Filkens OF Camp
Dix. n. J. - here visiting Miss Mar
tina Rose.
William Givfson and Samuel Flt,-
water. on Saturday took about my
pounds OF honey from under tho roof
OF the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Lawrence. on Clinton street.
J. Frank Reyboid has been reap
pointed by Governor Denney Justice
OF the peace and notary public of Red
LION Hundred for a term Of four
years.
John Webb OF Port Penn Is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Hiram Vaughan OF
Newark
Warrant Officer Baylock and Ser
geant Charles Bryan Of Fort cu Point
have each purchased a new Ford
touring car.
William keane. engineer of the U.
s. S. Neptune Of Fort McHenry. Balt;
more, IS here for several days with
his family.
Misses Ella Peterson and Elizabeth
Brand Of Wilmington spent the week
end with Misses Mary and Agnes Rowe
Of Clark's corner.
Charles Stewart OF Porters. Who
has been III al bis home with scarlet
fever. rs improving.
Miss Dorothy Morrison OF Nor
wood, Pa. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Boys OF Porter's.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the 81.
Georges NJ. L. Church viii meet at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lester
Thursday afternoon.
! On account Of the fIlnsas of Rev. J
G. Mccoy. pastor Of St Georges ID
E. Church. Rev. Seth Gibbons, also OF
81. Georges, conducted morning and
evening services yesterday.
/ DIR. w. w. Ellis has purchased tws
new Ford automobiles. one a sedan
the other a coupe.
! Earl Taylor of NarshaIlton Is her,
visiting his aunt. Mrs. William Ha1nn
! Nr. and Mrs. J. JienbIste OF VII.
mdngton and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Felu
gon Of Smyrna, were week end guest,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Weiner.
Sergeant John Adams OF the med
cal detachment Of Fort du Pont wa.
honorably discharged from the arm,
today and VIII leave In a few days fol
mis- home ut Lewtsville. KY.
William Webb of Port Penn went I,
Camden. n. j.. yesterday. whore h,
will take charge OF a tugboat for tn.
American Dredging Co.
\ John Poole Of Middletown Was II
charge Of the music at the Presby
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ROSE HILL NEWS.

Rose Hill. April s.-Nra- John Giles
and son OF Wilmington were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Albert Zulkie of
Hamilton Park.
Mrs. George Hart Of Hamilton Park
is III at her home.
Harold Wilson Of Ardmore, Pa. Is
here visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
". 9. Wilson.
Mrs. John Aaron. who has been very
III, is improving.
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"HER HONOR THE MAYOR.

Harrington. April 3.1'Hsr Honor
the Mayor" WA rsndsrsd In Reese
Theatre, Friday evening. under the
auspices OF the New Century Club.
Tho training Of tho play and chorus
was under tho direction Of Mrs.
Joseph Jackowick. ono OF tho high
school Instructors Tho drama was
portrayed along the lines Of women's
Suffrage. Miss Laura Belle Ken
nerly. the leading character. Joins the
sunraxe movement and then has a
dream. in which she imaSines herself
70 be the mayor. The movement gains
such force that the mon folks arc
eccn at home doing tho houseworls
while tho wives are attending 10 po-
itical Affairs. The performance was
fun Of rnirth and melody from star.
70 finish. The house was nearly full
and friends from far and nsar at
tended, some coming from as far al
Philadelphia
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AUTOMOBILE MIsHAPs.

Seatord, April s-An automobile
driven by Gilbert Coy. In making
turn at the home Of Cyrus Landlord.
near here. turned turtle into a ditch,
and snA shed into q telephone pole n
making the descent
With Coy In the car were his broth
er. Alien Coy. Walter Whtteley and
Cyrus Landlord. Whitley was
thrown out, his head striking aFains;
the telephone pole. knocking him IN
conscious and causing bad injuries
from which he is slowly recovering
The other occupants OF the machine
escaped with minor cuts and bruises
The car was badly wrecked.
On the Seaford-LAurel State High
way. the car OF Karl Thompson, a
clerk IN the Seaford postofrice. COL
ided with a laurel automobile. The
occupants Of both cars escaped in
juries. but Thompson'e machine was
damaged TO a considerable extent
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RADIO FOR CHURCH.

Dover. April s.-The young mons
Bible class OF Peoples Christian
Church, unanimously adopted reso-
luton suggesting the installation OF q
radio apparatus in the church. 20 that
the congregation at set times may
hear some Of the many concerts and
addresses Of celebrated speakers In
other parts OF the country.
The matter Will likely be taken up
by the oficiary OF the church 1t an
early date.
A weeks special svangelistc ser
vice Will be held In Peoples Christian
Church the week preceding Easter
Each night. before the sermon, special
steroptican slides win be used TO Illus
trate the life OF Christ.
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MADE AN ADDRESS.

Newark, April S.-Dr. Henry Noble
MacCracken. president Of Vassar Col
iege was a guest of DR.. Walter HULL
hen. president Of the University Of
Delaware. over Saturday night. That
evening DR.. MacCracken gave an In
tereetins talk before some members OF
the faculty IN the lounge room OF Old
College on his recent trip he took
abroad.
Dr.. Walter Hullihen. president OF
the University OF Delaware, Will give
a talk before the Delaware College
Faculty Club, tonight, on "Interna-
tional Credits-"
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INVITE PASTOR TO RETURN.

Delmar. April at tho last quar-
terly conference OF Mt. Olivet NJ. Y.
Church OF Delmar fine reports w~ro
given from all departments OF church
work; all conferences claims provided
for and pastors salary increased $500,
making 1t now $1,000.
The pastor, Rev. +, II. Jones. by
unanimous vote was requested to re
turn for tho Nth yesr w 8 l.. Elli. wa
elected lay delegate 20 the Conference.
which meets at Chestertown. Md, this
week.
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INTERESTING LOCAL surr.

Delaware City. April SIN IRE
engine hall. Saturday afternoon. be-
fore Justice Frank Rcyboid, n referee
trial was had OF suit brought by
Sergeant .. q. IAnders Of Fort du
Pont against n. W. Wilkinson OF
Delavare city over a large truck
sold Mt public auction by the Quarter
master Department at Fort du Pont
on February Is. The truck wns sold
TO Mr.. Wilkinson for tibb. the highest
bid. and vns sold by him a few days
later for 1900.
1t wns stated by several witnesses
that Wilkenson had PROMISED TO give
lnnders one-half OF the amount
realized for tho truck over the pur-
chase price. provided IApders secured
a hu.'or, which aare~ment, Il was al
legged, he failed to fuinll. The refere.a
fixed $50 as tho amount TO b, paid
Landers. Wilkinson also paying tn.
costs.
Tho referees were: William u. R.y-
bold. John Clark and william u. Jss-
ter
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PLENTY OF WORK.

Seaford, April 8.-Building opera
tons In Seoford and other parts Of
lower Delaware arc assuming large
proportions, and every carpenter,
brick and concrete layer. plasterer,
painter and decorator have all they
can do for sometime TO come. The
work 10 starting this spring where it
left OF last fall, when every mechanic
in this section had plenty TO do.
This means moro orders for the
building material factories. some Of
which are working overtime TO keep
UP with their work.
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TO GIVE EASTER DANCE.

Ses8ord. April S.@The annual
Easter dance, given by the young
people OF this town, VIM be given
Easter Monday. April IT, IN Thon,p-
sons new dance hall on Front street.
The managers expect TO entertain at
least five hundred from the State and
Peninsula and other parts OF the
country.
In connection with me dance the
young people will hold an elabora te
banquet The Original Six orchestra,
which furnished mretc at the Easter
dance last year. has been occurred for
this occasion.
J. Melvin Barnes as cha,rman Is
now at work on the ideas for laying
out the decorations.
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BURIED AT GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN. April S-The remains
Of William B. wimble, aged 81 ysarA
whose death occurred IN Marcus Hook,
Wednesday night Of last week, were
brought here yesterday and funeral
services held in First Presbyterian
Church at noon; interment IN Union
cemetery, this city.
Mr.. Wimbls was born in Yorkshire.
England. and came to this country
when about 10 years old He resided
here until . few months ago. when be
moved to Marcus Hook. For many
years he was employed at Drexel In
stttute, Philadelphia.
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Tho Daughters OF Zion Club held
- musical and literary entertainment
and dinner in the Adas Kodcsch Syna-
rogue last night Tho following took
part: Bertha Gold. Miriam Yeiner,
B>ssis Lsvtnsty. Sylvia Weinar.
Mabel Bdhianger. Yetta Kovner, Katie
Rubin, Thomas Poland, Sylvia Gold
stein and Ida Simon. In charge Of
arrangements were: Bertha Gold,
Katie Rubin. Sylvia Weiner. Sarnh
Goldstein- Miriam Yiener, Mollie
Siogel, Lena Arsht and Alice Green
berg.