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CECIL COUNTY NEWS,

Elkton. Md, Oct. 30.--Mrs. Richard
OFT, OF Elkton, has traded her homo
property I'm Ell<ton along with another
dwelling In the town To w. u. Cooney.
for the Maryland Hotel property at
Rising Sun, which Will he conducted
by the Dunbar Brothers OF Glkton.
w. Il. Anderson. T.. w. jackson and
w. w. Alrich. have been awarded
scholarships to John Hopkins Univer-
atty, Baltimore, from Cecil county.
Tome Memorial Church, Port De
posit, cclebrated ts flftieth anniversary
yesterday with special exercises, TO be
continued this evening. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry +. Johnson, of
East Nottingham. have issued cards
for the marriage OF their daughter.
Lillian May, To Elmer Reese, OF Ian
cast6S. on Wednesday. November /. at
2 o'clock.
Failing to secure games with other
high schools I'm the county tho football
team Of Rising Sun school. has dis
banded and Will start this week in
training cross country teams.
Clerk of the Cecil County Court ~.
w. Lewis, up to the close Of last week
had issued nearly 1900 cunning IL
censes.
John a. Myers. OF Betterton. whose
automobile was wrecked when he ran
into mail truck on the Chesapeakc
road. was given a hearing before Jus
tice Scotten and fine of 500 and
cost was imposed.
A combined ~barvest Home and
Rally Day service was held yester-
day Mt Moore's Chapel. near Elktou.
Zion Presbyterian congregation
rendered n reception Friday evening
to their new pastor, Rev Arthur O.
Stockbridge and wife.
Prospects are bright for record
breaking crowd and parade In Elkton
tomorrow evening when the annual
Halloween festivities win he held. The
prizes amounting tn nearly $1,000 viii
be awarded the winners In the various
classes.
Tho newly constructed roadway
from North East TO Principle Will he
completed within the next few days
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HARRINGTON JUNIOR CLUB.

Harrington, Dec. S0.-A Junior Club
composed OF young ladies' OF the town
met and decided to effect permanent
organization. with the result that the
following were elected for one year:
President. Virginia Griffith; vice-presi-
dent, Ada Richards; secretary, Sara
Reese; Martha Knox, treasurer. The
club held its first entertainment Of
the year. Halloween party In Mas
tens Hall Friday evening. The fol-
lowing were guests of the club:
Misses Irene Markert. Grace Marvel,
Virginia Griffith, Pauline Wix. Mar
garet Lucy Hanson. Elizabeth Flem-
ing. Sarah Reese, Martha Knox,
Dorothy Salisbury, Ada Richards. all
of Harrington. and Miss Marian
Gooden of Wyoming. Messrs. Rubie
Taylor, George Curtis. John Hollo-
way. James Kirby, Joseph Harrington,
Woodrow Cahall, Kennett Cahall.
Lewis Galloway. Merrill Harrington,
Richard Bullock. John Griffith and
Leon Fleming. The evening was
spent In playing games. after which
the lights were turned out and many
pumpkins used in tho decoration OF
the hall were lighted. Miss Marian
Gooden OF Wyoming entertained her
friends with n fancy dance.
Mrs. Reese. Mrs. Richards and Mrs.
Wix were chaperones for tho little
folks
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GAME WARDENS ROUND
UP LAW V|OLAfORS
fourteen Cunpers Arrested at
Delaware City for Night
Duck Shooting.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. oct. 30.--Federal
game wardens visited this vicinity
Saturday night and arrested fourteen
gunners for night duck shooting.
During tho past week, on account Of
the full moon, considerable firing was
heard here every night on all the
marshes around here, especially ON
Scott's marsh. Last Saturday night,
the firing hogan about 7.30. mainly IN
tho marshes between here and Rcd
Lion Creek. At 1870. fourteen gun
nera had boon arrested. their arms
confscoted. and put under bond 10
appear for n hearing. There were no
local gunnera taken I'm by the war
dens and tho majority Of the law
breakers were from Wilmington and
New Castle who evidently. arc either
ignorant of the law or break It In
tentloually.
Miss Phyllis Mason. principal Of tho
local schools. spent the week end with
her parents at Laurel
.Elvlra Lewis who was q former
choir leader I'm tho local NJ. r.. Church.
was in tho choir and sang open the
Gates" "a solo
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Will
place n watChman Mt Corhit Station
crossing on the state Highway. he
ginning November /. This is neCos-
sary on account of the greatly lncreas-
ed traffic there which heretofore
crossed the railroad tracks at Rey-
bold's crossing.
l. Manager Frank Irons. acting for the
board of directors of the Delaware
city baseball club, has written TO each
! individual member of last years team
ana requested that all baseball suits
and other property Of tho club be
turned in al once To Frank O. Moore.
| treasurer.
y counterfeit Indian head I've dollar
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COMMERCIAL CONGRESS-.

Dover, Oct. 30.--Governor DenneN
has appointed the following delegatee
10 the annual convention Of the
Southern Commercial Congress-, which
Will be held at Chicago November
tO-22: Simeon s. peuucwill, lTarN g
MCSherr, Henry L. Jones, Sanford =.
Murphey, John CarrOw, $. Warren
Hall and William W. Richardson of
Dover, benjamin *. Smedley T w.
Wilson, Joseph $. Wilson, Charles
Warner, Leon Walker, Henry i. Scott,
John s Rossell. John Richardson, Jr..
Frederic H. Gawthrop. Irenee du Pont.
William G. Corey. W. 7. Budd, DIR.
Edward Z. Burnham. Willard \.
Speakman. George B Miller. John :
Mullln, Alfred I. du pont, Pierre s
du pont. I,eRoy Harvey, J. Danforth
Bush and George a. Elliott of VII
mington. w w. Share and T., {. Reese
II Harrington, w. G. Lord Of Green
wood. Curtis T.. Davis Harry Il. Fooks,
s. L. Kenuey and NJ. T.. Culver Of
Laurel, John O. Townsend. Jr OF Sol
byville and l. l.. Layton Of George
town.
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MRS. MARY Z. CROUCH DEAD.

Niddlctowu, oct 80 Mrs Mary l..
Crouch. widow az James r Crouch.
died at tho home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Harry Greely in Philadelphia, laet
week aged 20 years. Mrs. Crouch had
been making her home here with her
daughter. Mrs. Joshua y. Crosland and
was visiting in Philadelphia when she
was stricken with paralysis two weeks
ago. She leaves four daughters and
one son. Mrs. Harry GrCely of Phiia-
deipha Mrs. Caddie Bacop Of Wi
snington. Mrs Crosland OF NSddletown: ::
Mrs Harry Spicer Of Laurel and
Colonel Crouch Of Penns Grove. y.
J The funeral services were held
yesterday al Mr. Crossland's home and
!nterment was made In T}ethel Cemetery
The dscontinuance OF the Sunday
neht mail service from here has
caused much dissatisfaction among
business men.
William I. Cam OF Kirkwood has
reported the loss of a new Ford eedan n,
which was stolen from the Eleventh
e;ree; side Of the Hotel d0 Pont, Will
m!ugton.
David a. Peters has sold the ! c
Harris farm containing 80 acres
situate on an arm OF Blackbird creek.
in Appoqu!n!mink hundred TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nowak Of Wilmington.
John Heldmyer. Jr., has sold for
Mrs Abercrombie. her house on Ea =,
Main street to Mrs. Mary Dugan:
The first meeting OF the Summit
Bridge Parent-Teacher Association
was held at the school house. when
these officers were elected for the
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Elmer Foskey and Family Of
Wilmington Injured in a
Motorcycle Accident.

special Correspondence Every Evening,
SNford, Oct. So.-Elmer Foskey OF
Wilmington was badly injured in n
motorcycle accident ut Easter Hill.
near Seaford. Saturday afternoon. Fos-
key was accompanied by his wife and
child. who were riding in side car.
They were at "a turn in the Laurel
Seaford State Highway, when Foskey
reached down to part of the machine
which had got out of order and at
tempted to fix it. He lost control OF
tho machine, and II struck n telephone
pole. FoslSey was wedged between the
machine and pole and his legs were
broken above tho knoe. a large piece
OF flesh was torn from his check, and
ne sustained n, severe wound in the
head. Ills wife and child were thrown
20 feet into cabbage patch and were
scratched and bruised. They We're
taken 10 the Peninsula General Hos
pital. Salisbury. Md.
The body Of William f. Collins. aged
SO years, who died in tho Masonic
Home. near Wilmington. Saturday.
was brought to Seaford yesterday and
inferred in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Collins was native of Seaford. but
left this section when young man.
travelling over tho West. For many
years he was n resident of Marion,
Ohio. lie came back to Seaford 10 years
ago and had been an inmate of the
Masonic Home for two years. lie was
n member OF Hiram Lodge, A. +. &
\. NJ. Seaford. which attended the
funeral. lie Is survived 10y one sister,
Mrs. Georgia Morgan Of Seaford.
The Democrats Of the Second Sen
atorial district will hold "A rally ia the
New Theatre Wednesday. Thomas +.
Bayard, former Judge William II.
BoyCe and Mrs Mabel +. Derby will
make addresses, and Robinson's Rand
will furnish music.
Thieves are again operating in Sea-
ford. They attempted last night tn
cntor the store cf Thomas Waller and
the home of Charles 7. Lloyd, but
were frightened away.
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bill was discovered by the Delaware
city National Bank last Saturday.
Tho bill came into tho bank from some
unknown source and is of such perfect
workmanship that IL at first escaped
detection. This is tho first counter
felt money that has been discovered
in this vicinity in GONE time.
The contract 10 furnish coal for the
Coast Artillery post Mt Fort Sauls-
bury has been awarded TO Harry
Webb who Will begin TO deliver this
week.
A survey party from the District
Engineers Onlce In Wilmington was
here Saturday running line levels TO
establish n tide guago In tho Della
ware river preparatory to construct
ing stone jetties for tho Delaware city
end of tho new ship canal which Il is
proposed 10 locate about one mile
south OF here by tho black buoy. The
actual construction OF the stone jettios
Will not be begun, however, until
spring.
The Community Service in tho NJ
II. Church last night was largely at
tended. The special music was en-
ioyed as was also the Rev. Joseph II
Ehrp's talk on community work.
Ralph Brockson Of tho local loci,
force spent the week end with hia
parents at Clayton.--Francls Warner
OF the University OF Delaware was
here for tho week-end with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. Frank Rcy-
bold.--t'rank Schroeder Of the u. s
r. d.. boat No. II, spent the past two
days hero with his perentss-Mr and
Mrs. Harry Sullman and son. Rodney
.of Baltimore. were week -end guests of
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LEAGUE AGAINST ALCOHOLISM.

Dover. Oct. 30.-Governor Denney
has appointed the following delegates
to the annual convention of the In
ternational Congress Of the World
League Against Alcoholism, which Will
be held at Toronto, Can. November
20-29: l.. w. BrOslus. Caleb II. Bur
chenal, Rev. George -. Allieon and
Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson of Whining
ton, l.. NJ. Price of Smyrna. Rev.
John y. Blake OF M1rshallton, Mrs.
Mary II. Donnell Of Newark, w. y.
Jester of Delaware city, Rev. r. G.
Helfenstein Of Dover, Mrs. Ella ID
Cordray Of Harrington, Mrs, Clara
Marshall Of Lewes. Mrs. Georgia G.
Pierce and Rev. u. w. Jacl bs OF NH
ford, Harry L. Cannon OF Bridge
willie and W. +. Jacobs Of Harrington.
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yINYARD.SAPP WEDDING.

Milford. oct 30.--A pretty fall we'd
ding was solemnized at Harrington
Friday when Mics Lille Ward Sapp,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. S. +. Sapp
of that town. became the bride Of
Wilson s. Ninyard. Jr., Of Milford.
The wedding was held at the home OF
tho bride, at | o clock Rev. J. +. Rich
ardSon, pastor Of the NJ. T.. church of
Harrington, officiating. The couple
were married under an arch cf autumn
leaves and yellow and white Chrysan7
themums with which the house was
beautifully decorated. The wedding
march was played by Miss Iaurabelle
kennerly. Of Harrington and there was
music preceding the ceremony. The
bride wae gowned In white satin trim
med with pearls with a court train
of the same material. She wore white
tulle Veil with a bandeau OF orange
blossoms and pearls and carried a
bouquet Of white roses and lilies of
the valley. The matron Of honor was
Mrs. Calvert Meriken. OF Denton. Md.
who wore n dress of old blue shaded
taffcta and hat TO match. She car
ried n bouquet Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, The bridesmaids were Miss
Agnes Sapp. sister of the bride. and
Miss Elizabeth Ninyard. sister Of the
groom. They wore gowns OF shaded
yellow tafreta and panne velvet hats to
match. and carried bouquets OF deep vel
low chrysanthemums and snap drag
ons. The best man WAS NJ. Haswell
Pierce. Of Milford. After n wedding
tour to New York CITY and other
points tho couple Will reside on North
Front street. Milford, where Mr. Vim
yard is erecting a home. Mr.. Ninyard
is engaged in tho ship building buei
moss in Milford with his father. Will
son s. N!nyard. who is president Of
tho N!nyard Shipnuilding Co.
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DELMAR AND VICINITY.

Delmar, Oct. 30.--J. r. Brown OF
Doimar has been elected director
of the Eastern Shore Shrine Club OF
Boumi Temple. Other officers are:
President. Marvin G. Evans, Sails
bury: vice-president, II. II, Long,
fredericksburg; secretary. Arthur Il.
williams, Salisbury; treasured w. +.
Messiclt. Salisbury.
Thomas II. Bayard. former Judge
William II. Boyce and Mrs. Mabel f.
Derby will address Delmar Demo
Gratis Wednesday night.
The New Century Club will give n
Halloween party tonight. Music will
be furnished by the Tall Cedar Band.
William II. Cannon's barber shop
was slightly damaged by fire Satur-
day.
A Baltimore jury has awarded 500
200 damages to Mrs. John w. Davis,
whose husband was killed In an au-
tomobile collision on the Salisbury
Ocean CITY road,
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HALLOWEEN AT MILFORD.

Milford. oct. 80 arrangements
have been completed FOR the large
Celehrstlcn IN Milford tomorrow even
ing which wifi mark the opening OF
the Harrington and Milford highway.
The main etroet OF the town Will he
roDed Off and here Will he displayed cX-
hFhtione Of road building and ma
chimney. Tho CrowninE event Of the
evening will he the parade which Will
form at the station and march through
tho main streets Of the town. after
which there Will be ehort addresses at
tho p,aza
Most ~ tho Milford merchants will
have floats IN tho parade, and all per-
sons are oelcd 10 ma sQue and Join the
procession
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RICHARDSON PARK SCHOOL
CHILDREN TO ENTERTAIN

Richardson Park Oct, 30--The Par
ent Teacher Association will meet In
the school house tonight when the
pupils q the third and Nth grades VIII
present Halloween program as fol
lows: third grade--IIalloween Nal
COLIN Smith; October-Verna Shire.
Esther Gets, Myrtle Caffce; Evelyn
Books. Zelda Tinsrnan; song Il knew
a Little Elf Man Once" chorus Of
boys and girls.
The fifth grade pupils will present
the playlet Green Goblin program
and cast being as follows: song. Cob
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FIERY, ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLY S00THED
With SULPHUR

Mentho-Sulphur, a pleasant cream.
will soothe and heal skin that is irri-
tated or broken out with eczema; that
is covered with ugly rash or pimples.
or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues
fiery skin erupuons so quickly. says a
noted skin specialist.
The moment this sulphur prepara-
ton is applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications. the
eczema Is gone and the skin is de-
lightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur
is so precious as skin remedy be
cause Il destroys the parasites that
cause the burning. itching or dis
fgurement. Neutrality-suspicious. always
heals eczema right up.
~ small Jar OF Rowles Mentho-Sul
phur may be had at any good drug
store.
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lin Man." sung by ak girls; play char
acterr. Green Goblin. Jeanette Clark;
Red Goblin. Fred Mckinley; Gold
Goblin, Benjamin ungerbuehler;
Witch. Doris Matthee, Hnrriotte,
,leona Sevier. Twck, William Litch-
fleld Tom, Charles Shirley; recitation,
Helen Flas; dramatization, "Epamn-
ondas and Ills Mother" Gertrude HUT
and William Litchneld; rorltation.
corn Song" Sara Matthew's; song
October Winds" by school.
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where they will play football with
the post team.
Stan Sergeant John Achramowicz.
HeRdqunrters and Service Company,
who has been attached TO Company
c during tho target season Mt tho New
Castle rife range. has returned to
his organization for duty.
Sergeant j. u. Toole, Headquarters
and Service Company. post personnel
sergeant. liz spending the week end
In Now York City.
Mrs. John Heitman OF Fort Hum
phreys, Va. Is tho guest of Master
Sergeant Fred Bloom and Mrs. Bloom
at this post,
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KENT CO., MD, DEMOCRATIC.

ChestertOwn. Md. Oct. 30.-The
total registered vote in Kent county
Is 6.940. divided as follows: Democrats.
3,S32. Republicans, 2.s02. Declined. 299.
Independent. ., and Prohibition, 5.
The total vote IN 1921 was 1923. 1859
whites and 2,4OS colored. The Demo
Gratis have a clear majority of 1850
over the Republicans ir~the county.
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coming year: President, Mrs. J. O.
Clark. vice-preeident. Mrs. ]. w,
Kane; treasurer. Mrs. II. w. Johnson;
secretary, Miss Margaret Clark. There
was an enrolment or 80 members. The
Association voted to give $40 to the
Memorial Library at the University
OF Delaware.
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FIRE At DELMAR.

Delmar, Oct. 30.--FYre on Saturday
destroyed the furnishings and ruined
the interior of the barber shop belong
ing to w. II. Cannon. An oil stove
exploded and the flames Immediately
spread through the building. The loss
Is estimated at about $4,000,
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BEGIN NEW BUILDING.
Apartment House and Store Added 10
Five Points Section.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Richardson Park. Oct. 30.'-Contrac-
tors this morning began work on the
new two family apartment and store
property OF pr. A. j. Strikol TO be
erected at du pont and Newport roads,
adjoining the Seidel Building. The
new structure will be of brick and
steel and will cost about $4,000. The
American stores Co. has leased the
store part OF the property ana VIII
open for business on December l5'
with tho completion Of this store
there will be II business houses In the
Five Points section.
The Winoua Camp Fire Girls will
give n dance in the Masonic Hau.
Newport, Thursday night II will be
masquerade dance.
Tho Women's Civic Club is arrsng
ing TO present n play at tho Masonic
Hall at Newport In a short time. The
players are being coached by William
Tinsmen.
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her mother, Mrs, Emma G. Price
niece and nephew, Addic and Harry
Morrow Of Philadelphia, over sunday.
---Miss Bessie Wood and Charles Wood
OF Chester, we're week k-end visitors
here with Mrs. M. A. Holiday.
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CHURCH CONFERENCE.

Dover, Oct. 30--Several members Of
the Peoples Christian Church of Dover
will attend the annual session of the
East Virginia Christian Conference
at Scdley. Va. which will begin to-
night and continue until Thursday.
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Mu Sol Dent, the iis-
founding discovery made
at the famous Mellon
Institute, University Of
Pittsburgh, is the new
preparation that really
cleans and preserves the
teeth.
1t dissolves MUCIN.
Mucln Is the yellow film
that shelters the DANGER
GUS germs of tooth de-
cay. 1t must be cleaned
of regularly.
Mucin can not be
cleaned off regularly
without eventual injury
to teeth, gums and tissue
unless il Is dissolved.
Mu- Sol-Dent js tho
only preparation that
dissolves 1t.
Ash your dsnfisf about Mu-.SoL
Dent Ash your druqqfsf for K.
Mu-SoI-Dent
SAVES YOUR TEETH
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Have your ciagif1ed ad where 3d.
600 readers zoe II daily. Call 200
aek for ad takers--Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
Shiny Nose: Will Land
i: :** :: Job When Rouge Fails

and all the eats, such as popcorn,
candy and apples. The mothers
served coffee and cake as "a finish
ing touch. J. ,:.,!,d
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nord are pro-
longing, their stay at the John West
rum home. Mr.. Nord is assisting
Mr.. Westrum with some tie cutting.
Mrs. August Erickson was on the
sick-list couple Of days last week.
C. o. Peterson drove into Black
duck Thursday, returning home Oh
Friday with iced supplies for him
self and neighbors; he also brought
out large supply of building paper
to be used on the combination chick
en- coop and barn he is .bulldpg. IT.
reports the roads being just fine fo-
trav@. III
Sam Peterson motored to Black
duck with Zee Thompson as a passen-
GER Mt. Thompson has stopped for
some tinis aSithe Peterson :lTSme. but
receiveing- a telegram from Ills hons:
in Wisconsin TFsiday' n1dring notify
ing him ofithe yafibus sillness of his
nother, made him DEPART at 0once.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
Flow Of Language.

A colored preacher, one Of the men
who are never at loss for words, was
commencing to his congregation one
Of the organs of the church. and this
is how, he did 1t:
"The missionary bulletin of this
church needs subscribers. 1t is young
and unfinancial, but through the in
strumentality Of backbone and grit it
will become an ideal. 1t was ushered
into existence out Of purely innocent
contemplation Of moral and religious
good, which would, in all probability,
result from carefully agitated prin-
ciples or righteousness. The bulletin
will be observed mingling in social
conventions to furnish with sheaves of
harvest those reasonable products com.
mon to social contingencies. The tone
Of the whole will be missionary work"
Kansas City Journal l.!
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19

pays more attention to her appear
ance than to her work. ;
"At first glance one can't tell how
much is inside Of girls head. But
by the way she removes her hat, by
her attitude toward taking the tests
I can tell whether a girl is disciplin-
ed, whether she is gracious in her
manner, whether she is accurate and
reliable.
'By her entrance into my office,
by the manner in which she asks for
a job or shows me her letters Of in
PRODUCTION, can determine whether
she has the tact necessary for a good
private secretary"
GAS proof that her system works,
Miss Charash points out that 95 per
cent of the girls she places stay put.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
State eachers College Notes

Miss Katherine Dillon as the society
woman, Miss Alice Patnode as the
giggler and Miss Margaret Powers as
the negress; a reading, "Mr. Busha's
kindergarten Xma" by Miss Myr-
tie Halverson, and song in unison,
clark, the Herald Angel Sings"
The College gave it's annual Christ
mas entertainment in the form of an
"All-School Party'', Saturday, De-
cember 16. During the evening the
students and the members Of the fac
! ulty gave the following program:
| reading Of "The Three Wise Men" by
Miss Corinne Cady;a a song by Mrs. D.
T. Mcmillan, Director of the Music
department; Christmas reading by,
Miss Schuster; a scarf dance by the:
Misses Arvilla Anderson, Gladys
Hoar, and Myrtle Kobe; a series Of
Kindergarten poems by the Misses Al
ice Patnode, Mae St. Marie, Ruth
Naylor and; Pluma Kenfield. At the
! conclusion of the program Santa
Claus in the person of Frederick
Behm, presented each of the guests
with a, gift. The remainder OF the
evening was spent in the singing of
Christmas carols and in dancing. The
function was in charge of Miss Lucy
Dunigan, chairman and faculty advis-
or and a general committee consist
ing Of the Misses Georgianna Bailey,
Angela Haluptzok, Helen Hubbard,
Beatrice Sanberg, Gladye Hagen,
Edith Nordeen, Mae St. Claire, Fays
Wilson, Judith Bergland, Norma
Reidesel, Len Belschner, Ethel Car
ter, Blanche Fourneir, Clara Lomen,
Ottena Stay, and Bernice Wallace,
Mrs. Canklin and L. Sherden and
| Chester Potts.