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Vivian Moyle. Arcadia Smith. Fran
ces Sheridan, Elizabeth Jones. Addie
Duling. Elizabeth Bennett.
ST. AIMS Guild OF Emmanuel Church
has rented the Hopkins cottage at
Hopkins Beach for next week.
The members OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school are making plans
for their annual excursion 60 River
view Beach. which win take place on
Thursday. July rs.
The state Road Community club
will hold it's regular monthly meeting
In the chapel on Wednesday evening.
July 10. Arrangements will De made
for their annual picnic.
Prof. Henry Snavely viii address the
meeting ri the Delaware state Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs on Saturday At
Rehoboth and viii take for his sub
tect Seven Pillars OF Modern Educa-
ton"
Mr.. and Mrs John r. u. Clayton
and daughter Elizabeth spent the
Fourth Of July az guests of Mr.. and
Mrs s. G. Caldwell Of Oalenn, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baumstark
and daughter Of San Diego. Cal
spent the week end as guests ~ hoi
parents, Mr. and Mrs william II
Beck
Miss Rcba Baxter Of near Farm
hurst 81 confined 20 her home suffer.
Ing from an infected foot. caused by
a scratch
Mrs. Oliver Ro:hwell and daughter
Dorothea. spent ne Weekend a.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry Nc
C1ary OF State Road
/ Nfctrolas and Records Bridge
materially.
/ All dogs must be registered on q
before August 10. Tags can 10 secures
by applying To- George Allen Smith
city clerk Registration fee now 81
after The said date tho foe viii be >
each. BY order of CITY Council.--AdS
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
John w. Gibson Resigns Clerk
ship Of the Kent Board
of Assessment.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, July 6.--Announcement has
been made OF the resignation or John
". Gibson. former clerk OF the Sus-
eek County Board OF Assessment, who
camo here n year ago 90 instruct the
Kent County Board OF Assessment. He
was one of the clerks referred to by
the Kent county auditors as being un-
necessary and was paid 1925 per
month.
The taxpayers 81 Kent county CON
tended that with the breaking in OF the
now members of the Kent County
BOARD ~ Assessment there was no
need OF a chief clerk. but after the
work OF the board was completed last
year chief clerk was retained.
Some weeks ago the Kent County
Levy Court. when read justing salaries
reduced the salary OF the chief clerk O.
500 per month, and the resignation OF
Gibson followed
With the bulk OF the boards work
completed for the present year and
with no need FOR any help other than
what the three members coud give, q
ma ,ority ~ the board yesterday elected
q successor 10 Gibson. who will re
ceive a salary OF 500 per month.
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MIDDLETOWN PERSONALS.

Middlotown. July 6.-Mrs. !. f. Nc
Ncy of Chester Pa. is visiting her
sister Mrs. II w. IsaaCs.
Miss Cassandra Isaacs has returned
from Chester. IA.
Miss Julia Blaine. of Pocomoke city.
Md. has been visiting Mrs +. W. Nc
Dnwcl
Mrs. Margaret Darlington. OF Fhiln-
dclphia. IA visiting her mother. Mrs
II NJ. Darlington.
Mrs. Clay Kitchens. Of Wyom'ug is
guest OF Mrs. W. n. Rates.
Miss Ethel Cromwell has returned
10 Milton, after "A visit To- Miss Helen
McWhotter
Nj and Mrs. Allen Wise and son.
William. are guests IL Rev. and Mrs.
". A. Wise
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Brady are visiting their aunt. Mrs
George Emhrec, Of West chester. Pa
Mrs Bradford Ennis has returned
from Vienna, Nd.
Miss clara BRADY % bethlehem. Pa
is visiting her father, Frederick Brady
Miss Mary Records has returned
from Seaford.
Miss Virginia johnson has returned
from Wilmington.
Mrs Rachel Carlisle and Miss
Jcauue,te Hetts OF FREDERICK. hav,
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
X. Belts.
Mrs Anna Rlocksom and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. LoEue, Of Wilmington
were Fourth ~ July guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. T. Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs Merritt Lockwood and
son. OF Washington. are visiting Mrs
Nellie G. Lockwood.
Mss Mary Roberts Of SMYRNA. ha,
been visiting Miss Mollie Wilson.
Miss Maude Allen, f Wilmington
has been visiting The Misses Four
acre.
Mi. and Mrs. Oscar G. Goodhand
Miss Catherine GoOdhaud. Osca
Goodhand, Jr., and Benjamin r Biggs
OF New York. are guests Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Willard b. Biggs.
Miss Estelie Bea-s,eu. II Winning on
: a guest Il Miss Madeline Pening
ton
Miss Olivia Coffin. Of Berlin. Nd. +
visiting her brother. Edward Coffin.
Nus A. NJ. Chamberlain and sor
Henry, have returned from Atlanti
City, y. J.
John J. HoIecker. OF PhNadelph!a
who spent Sunday with relatives her,
viii sail from New York on Satur
day for Europe.
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o'clock tomorrow evening. Miss Tuck
while I'm Delaware will bs entertained
by Business Administrator and Mrs.
Arthur c. wilkinson Of the university
at their home. 704 Vert Twenty
second street. Wilmington. The pro
gram 70 DO given by Miss Tuck fol
lowe:
Calm As tho Night" Bonn. deep
River" Burleigh; - Ballad OF Trees
and the Master" Chadwick; MY
Dream Rose" Waters: The Blind
GirlS Song" ponchielli. AN Indian
Cradle Song Clark; Requiem.
Homer; Down Here" Brahe. When
the Roses Bloom" Reichandt; 'Twi
light" Glen.
While these concerts ara primarily
arranged for the students OF the Sum
mcr School and friends Of the uni
versity are Invited to attend
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Plan Adopted to Finance the
Proposed New Artificial
Silk Mill.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. July 6.~The Indus
trial Boom Committee last night held
"A conference with representatives. OF
The Celhlose Products Co. Della
ware corporation and manufactures of
artificial silk and other products. The
meeting was held IN the mayors Of
Ace and the attendance outside the
regular committee was large. The rep
resenatives OF the corporation select
ed the site on the Wilmington rond-
way south of the Dyke bridge which
viii take In approximately 10 acres
of land. The members OF the com
mIttee agreed to raise the necessary
money which viii be turned over 10
James G. Shaw. the owner OF the
ground. Tho money will he raised by
subsrriptinn and aharcs OF stock Will
be issued at 500 par. Persons who
subscribe small amounts can secure
! the sharea of stock Sby paying the
balance Of the money In partial pay
ments. Engineers for the corporation
VIII begin at once 20 make survey
! Of tho land and blue prints Will be
gotten out hy tho engineering de
partment. Building operations vii
begin within few months il IL un-
derstood. The officials present. com
prising the president. secretary an'
TREASURER. stated that the frst uni
would employ about 100 persons. DIV
tdcd into so per cent male and 40 pc
cent female help and within a yea
OF two possibly 400 persona viii b
employed The first portion Of tn
land viewed by the committee com
prised only five acres OF land and i
owned entirely by James q. Shaw, Tn
other portion of the ground IS owne
by Mi. Shaw and another party, I'm
the former party stated he would Civ
the additional plot Of ground and ac
rcpt stock in the corporation in pay
ment. The entire plot cover
from Sixth street to the Wimingto
roadway adjoining the lot and gards
Of william r. kee. Of West Fourt
street. John X. IambsOn recommend"
one Of the officials of the corpora 'ior
He enid he had known him for IN
past five years and has done grea
deal Of business with him ana n
ways found him q man of his w"r
and reliable in his transactions. IN
buildings to be erected are to be on
story brick The committee adjourne
10 meet next Tuesday evening at
o'clock in tho mayors Office.
Tho following members Of tho Ne
Castle Century club left this mOrnin
to attend the convention Of tho De
aware State Federation Of Women
clubs al RehobOth: Mrs. Horace
iDeakyne. Mrs. J. Erneot Phillips, Mr.
Iotise r. ilOicOmb MISS Bertf
. Iamhsou and Mrs =. y. Lghtner.
Yesterday Mrs Esther stewart Z
Fourth and Delaware streets receive
q telegram informing her ot the deaf
Of her sister in law. Mrs. Marion stew
art Of Ohio The deceased was We
known IN this city.
Mrs John F. u. Clayton last eveniu
entertained her Sunday school class
! the Methodist Episcopal Church at
party ~ Hopkins Reach The followir
persons were present: Misses Carr
Atkinson. Alice Reagan. Virginia New
love, Mary and Adelaide Davidso
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NEWS OF ST. GEORGES.

st. Georges, July John II. Lester
of State Road had his car torn up yes
terday about ! o'clock when il was
run into by another car on tho street
In 81. GEORGES. occupants Of bot, ears
were considerably shaken up, LGt no
person was seriously injured.
Benjamin Nintou stteHucd Tho frs
golf tournament OF the new Newark
Country club on Tuesday and finished
NTH among a large list of entri"s
-Four large barges owned by the In
and Transportation CO.. which went
into the hands of receivers last win
ter. and which have been tied up at
the wharf IN st, Georges for s,N
months. were lowed away yesterday
10 Baltimore.
Albert kumpel. ST., of Port Penn.
who has announced his candidacy tcr
the Democratic nomination for Levy
Court. was entertained hv a number
of leading Democrats Of Glasgow NJ a
dinner Tuesday evening.
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TuE FOURTH At CLAYMONT.

Claymout. July G-peSp!'e 'he Iaiu
on the Fourth the h.e 60 ehra' on
scheduled for C1aymort was largely
carried out. The only ;ponemcu,
beng that of the pageant which Was
O. be given ON Wor'hand Athlet.,
Field This VII be nc,d tomorrow owe
n.rg al O'Clock The preseu'a- JON
a. "A fiag opened tho day Address.s
were made toy Ee>. Waiter Herr
Rev. Charles Rant and E.v Fa'ho.
Fitzpatrick The sports were most
entertaining and a. excellent prog ..t
81 music by tho Chester Band el4.-
ercd the Intervals.
Norman Entrlkeu and family hav.
moved 80 Swarthmore Pa Mr.. ~.
trikers resignation Az genera. man
aver Of tho Worth sto, plant toct
effect July Robert ", Fails has sue.
coeded him
Mrs r g. A'cxsndcr Mss E.ia.
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Hastings, Mrs. Mamie Ritcher, Mrs.
Noah X. James. Mrs. Alexis Vogt and
Misses Salie Bacon. Eugena Brown,
Byrd Wright, Ida Warrington. Laura
Rodney. Mae kenney, Minnie Robin
son and Esther 1.enhardt.
Tho Sunday school of Portsvilie NJ.
7. Church Will picnic I'm the grove adj
Joining the church Saturday evening,
July %. Exercises will consist of
singing by Harvey NJ. Philips and
Willard III. Ellis. addresses by Rev
a. w. Ewell, Colonel G., w. Kenney
and Rev. DIR. Thorington and n con
cert by the Laurel Volunteer Fircmen's
Band.
Several young men from Laurel arc
doing police duty ut Delmar because
of the railroad strike.
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington Ju'y 6 Washington
Camp. No. 80. 7. .. :. A, : holding
weekly meetings. with an excellent at
tendance. Last Friday evening il
elected the following officers: Pas,
presideu, Br.ntain Welch; president.
Clarence Morris; president. An
eustUs KauEhley; master 81 forms
Dennis MINER; conductor. Philip Har-
r-nSton; inspector. Henry Minncr;
guard, James M!nner; financial sec
rotary, Herman Johnson; recording
secretary. Ira W Roe; treasurer. Al
bert WEIGH; right sentinel. Walter j
Miner; left sentinel. Harvey Hal;
trustee. +. W. Hail; Representatives
20 State Camp. Brlntain Wclyh and
Thomas Bradley; alternate Harry {
Tee and George NJ. Jester Next Fri
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CLAYMONT NOTES.

Claymont, July 6.--Thc Board OF
Education of the Claymont special
school district has posted n notice
% special election to be held On
July %. between the hours OF and ;
=. m, standard time, To decide the
question OF authorizing a bond Issue
Of $4,000 for new school building.
On account OF the rain on July 4
the historical and patriotic pageant
was postponed until tomorrow night
C,aymonts celebration of the Fourth
was interesting despite the rain. Ath-
letic sports were participated in, and
Worthland defeated overlook in a
gam, of baseball by n score of to 6
The Gag raising was an impressive
ceremony
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton. Md. July 6.-While Joseph
T Morris was dismantling a boiler at
Pylesvine cannery a heavy piece OF
timber fell from scaffoling ana broke
one Of his legs and four ribs.
Christian Dewey Patton, MEM
her of the Elkton baseball team. and
Miss Mary II DIETRICH, both of VIII
mington. were married here. Monday
nv Rcv. Daniel Iockerbie. Baseball
fans presented the couple with n sill
yer set
Marriage licenses We're issued here
Yesterday to Hartley Harris and
Martha Duncan Of Wilmington; VIII
liam Washington and Sadie Brooks
If Chesapeake city; Ernest J.
! Schrader ot summit Bridge, and
Stella NJ Davis Of Townsend; Edgar
NJ. WelCh or Boston, and Edna f..
Hart Of Milford
While Mrs. Otis Tollinger Of Rock
Run was driving on the state road
near Cra'g's Corner. the horse became
frightened at an auto truck and back
cd over l2-foot cmhankmcnt, the
buggy catching in the crotch of n
tree. Mrs. THNnccr was thrown out
Of the vehicle and sustained dislo-
Gated hip and bruises. She was taken
90 the Halre de Grace Hospital for
medical treatment.
Frank 6. Pratt. for the past five
years Justice Of tho peace at Elk
ton. has rendered his resignation &c
Govcrn,r Ritchic and will be assoclat-
"a with the Baldwin MANUFACTURING
co Mt Elk Mills.
Phuip NJ Groves. 10 rthe past fou'
wears assistau, county treasurer au'
succeeded on July | by Edward Dor
Gus. has been appointed secretary OF
the Mutual Building Association, sue.
r.rdlnC l T kepler. resiEned.
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IAt REL VS..

Laurel July 6.-Professor Mark F.
Stine. who viii 80 10 Millersville. Pa,
Jo become member Of the faculty Of
the MiNersyiile STATE Norman School.
was gwen a farewell party last night
pa the steamer Carrie. The guests
Included Mr. and Mrs. j. Wiley
Thought. DR. and Mrs. Gaylord Hitch,
Mr. and Mrs willard Deputy. Mr..
and Mrs Walter r. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. Edward Wooten, Mr. and Mrs.
Nl,t.r G.. Records, Mr.and Mrs. Harry
Is FpOks. Rev. and Mrs Arthur W
H",i .dr and Mrs Albert j.. Phillips
slr. ana Mis-. Albert r.. culver. Air. ana
Mrs Paul X. kenney. Mrs. EthoI
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RHEUMAT
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid De poslts Ars
Dissolved and the Rheumatic
Poison Starts to Leave the Syste NJ
Within nfy-fnnr HOUR.

Every Druggist IN this county II author
lied 20 say ~ every rheumatic su'fergs
that n a fan pint bottle 81 AIlenrhu. the
sure cOnQueror og rheUr0a tisfa. does nof
SHOW the nay - stop thc agony red 60
swnlien joints and do away with even as
slightest tWinEe Of rheumatic pain d. rir
gladly return your money wifholt COM
ncnt.
Alenrhu has been tried and tested f0r
years, and really marvellous rert8fs iavs
been accomplish ~ he NOSE seTere rAses
where the suffering and agony were in frr -
aud pifeoas aud where 'ne patton az
hel DieEs
M James II Alien u Rochester. - 81 ,
the disco8erer ~ Ailenrhu Vbo for many
years suffered the tOrrnsnta o. acrlte -be'i-
ma isfn desires al 81 Tersrs 90 hpow q
hes does not want cent - anTcre's
money unless & ieurhu 1ecisive,y conGue~s
this worst ~ an 81 sessce and he nae .1-
stTuctcd Druggists % qua zee - ~ aoors
IN every instance Danforf1 an
suppl yOu
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GEORGETOwN AND VICINITY.

Georgetown. July 6-The rule On the
SUSSEX County Levy Court 20 show
cause why Il should not be restrain
ed from paying "A SALARY 81 $500 per
annum 20 Robert clark Hi. acting
county engineer. Is rcturnah'e NJ the
September term e the Court OF
Chancery for Sussex county
Miss Ethel l.. palse and George 6.
Gi1filn were married June - 10y Rev.
:. " Townsend
Miss Laura r. Townsend. 81 Frank
ford. and Russell J. conn. of Rooutou.
y. j. were married saturday 10y Roy
Ha(vy = sutton Tho A..dc : q
niece " State senator Asa Bennett.
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CAMDEN PERSONALS.

Camden. July 6--Pyofessor Nickel
T. attending tho summer school ~
Columbia University. and Mrs Nickel
and children are visiting Easton. Pa.
Professor Butter has returned from
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams. W
Wilmington. and Miss TvuaX. of
smyrna. have been VISITING Nj ana
Mrs. Claude " Hinslcy.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Booker gave
a dinner party IN honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. jackson Draper
Miss LILLIAN Moore. ~ Wilmington,
has been visiting Mrs. jay Moore
Miss Julia VI ore .s entertaining a
house party
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

Milford, July 6.--The storm Tues
day afternoon did considerable damage
in Milford The residence Of Elisha
Ryan was struck by lightning and
nearly demolished. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan were in the parlor at the time,
but escaped injury. Lightning also
struck the roof Of the homo OF E'reder-
lex Wilson and tore Off shingles and
battered windows. At the home of
Robert u. Prettymsn llgh mining struck
the founda ton of the house and tore
out bricks.
Lightning struck the corrugated
iron roof Of stable on the farm OF
plummer Kitchens, near oak Orcha ri
and killed horse. a mule and many
chickens;
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DELAWA CITY AND VICINITY,

Delaware city. JUly 6.-Thr;"on car
loals &c PORTIONS consigned 10 the
Frs, Enciuccrs arrived yesterday from
Camp DIX. Thy vii he used IN CON
~tr.c,''n WORK on the canal. IL Is re-
ported.
Sarah Kroxcn. a widow, so years Old,
aaishlv respected colored woman. Was
barred here yesterday CntE ten years
ago she was actively engaged as mai"
a, ;1e Broad Street Station Of IN"
Pennsylvania Railroad Co, Phtladei-
rh.A. She was retired AZ me age NJ
20 rs a reward for faithful and efficient
service Since her re;lremPn, she had
made her home with Ellen Brown.
Mrs Frank G. Warner and son Rich
al,i ~ savannah. Ca. are here fo' a
prolonged visit with Mrs Warner :
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank {. Rey-
bold
oscar Bruker and Mrs. William
Nrucn ~ Chicago who have hAcu
VISITING Mr.. and Mrs II. .. Clark FOR
the pas; month. returned yesterday %
chicago. Mrs. H. (. Clark accom-
r4r..d :hem ana Will remain in the
We. .u'.l :aN.
4l'iAl4saS II ~ t-sA'--4-ei u - tiA A'es
.mare NJ he Johns Hopkins II spi;al
v,>.,.us h,r daughter. Mrs. chester
Eou.oe and l..,,e Ann Ronjne. who IS
recovering from an operation for
% as.o.d abcesses.
Mss Alice Val. nurse in charge OF
,h" ChlI Health Centre, yesterday
.=bed and measured eleven children
and instructed three mothers IN ny
ct,u~
Miss Julia Drescher OF Jenkintowu
Pa - "a guest u Mr. and Mrs. James
Cam ~ -. Georges Nr and Mrs
II g. webb entertained Mr. and Mrs
Gam and Miss Drescher at dinner last
evening.
Mrs William r. Jester e attend
i'S ;he meeting Of tho State Fedora
zion o. Won.eu's Clubs { Delaware a
E'hohoth. aS guest OF Mrs Henry
Ridge.y.
All OF The delegates appointed hy
the loca, Century club 70 attend III,
meeting ~ The state Federation q
" mems cubs were prevented from
attending because OF Illness or othe
causes. Mrs. Lightner Of New Castle
v!,,-p president ~ the Federation 70
Ncw cast" county. viii report tn
reason Tor .aek Of representation r tn
Delaware CITY club
Nlrs L A Pitzer has received wor,
.uf the Crit.ca. illness Of her grand
mother
The baseball game between the loca
team ~ me County I.eagi" an
Braudywine % the Church League
scheduled for tonight. has been can
,eled
Mss Alice NsN. nurse IN charge q
The Health Center took Elizabeth
Elsie and Billy Murphy to Whining
fpr yesterday 20 Miss Turks Privat
Hospital 10 have their tonsns an
AIDE mods removed.
A dance VII be held tonight a
Augustine Beach
M. ! M Wortz and nephew Jane
BrannOr lcfi yesterday on a visit I
Mr. Wortzs sister Mrs. Jorgenson q
Fortress Monroe. Va
The officials Of Augustine ReacI
have reported that the cr,wd on III
Fourth 81 July there was the larges
boo the history Of the resort. The,
estimated me holiday pleasure seek
crs as high as 1000 ard the nunbe
81 cars az 800.
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NEWARK AROUSED BY
SPEED LAW V|OLATORS
Fatalities Sure to Result From
Persistent Disregard Of Traf-
fic Rules.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. July 6.--PersLstent speeding
bv autosts on the streets of Newark
is giving Mayor Il. b. Frazer and other
town officials. who are anxious 70 max"
tho streets as safe as possible. much
concern and II IS possible mat drastic
measures viii soon he taken to put a
stop 10 this abuse Of the traffic laws.
Most OF the speeding. however, is done
by residents OF the town who have ap-
parently become of the opinion that
the town speed laws are not meant Tor
them.
Depot Read and Delaware avenue
are tWo thOroughfares where the
speeding seems 10 he practced most
while there Is also some fast driving on
Main street but not near as much as
on the above two streets, probably due
10 the fact that the speedcrs know
ina; the town officer ~ ON Main street
most Of the time. Hardly day passes
but what children have narrow escapes
from being run down by the speed
fiends and il IS only a question Of timy
until some fatal accident happens. un-
less stop is put TO the practice.
As Ear as children are concerned Del.
aware avenue between Depot Road and
Elkton Road probably holds the rec
( ord. there being more than forty chill
dren in this one block. This fact, now
ever does not stop the speederS wh'
repeatedly drive through this stree
! and also take the turn in the middl,
of the block a from 20 g. 81 miles al
hour Residents of Delaware Avenue
are considering taking the matter III
themselves. report all epeeders and in
sist that they not only be prosecuted
bat that a suLstancial fine be impose,
as provided by law.
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CARNIVAL At YLMHI RST.
Nearby Blaze Faiis 10 Interrupt Yss-
iiYifies

Richardson Park. Del. July g. The
changing of IRE apparatus bells. me
lurid glare Of leaping flames failed 20
distract the dancers at the Five Point,
Carnival at Elmhufst last night This
firemen Joined with u dancers later.
The attendance a. the carnival is.t
night was the largest 81 the Yeeek and
various booths we're DatrOnized
The carnival viii be continued every
night this week with special features
tonight and tomorrow. On Saturday
the automobile and prizo bill WIN ~
given away
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SPLENDID CONCERT
At SUMMER SCHOOL
Miss Rosa Tuck, ContraIto
SoIoist, of Ontario, TO En-
terrain Tomorrow Night.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. July g AZ a port ~ mo
musical program that nag been pro
vlded BY the Service Citizens OF De.a-
ware for the University of D~la ware
Summer Sch"ol. Miss Rosa Tuck. CON
,raito soloist % 81. Thomas, Ontario
viii give a concer' IN Wolf HaU A. g
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IEWES PERSONALS.

lowes. July 6-Mr. and Mrs WI
liam Cooper May. ot Marion. Pa, are
guests 81 Captain and Mrs. Atkins.
Miss Ruth Peck. 81 lansdowne, Pa,
s. visiting Lcwes.
Mrs. Edgar Hopkins is In Philadel-
pima
Henry Lark and family are visit
Ing his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund MAR. OF
Washington. are visiting lewes.
Charles Lukcns, il. is visiting his
father.
DR.. and Mrs. Armitage. Of Chester
Pa, are visiting l.ewcs.
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RAIN MARRIED CELEBRATION,

Oak Orchard. July 6.---On account of
had weather the crowd AT Oak orch
ard on July was not as large "a was
expected
This resort has been greatly I'M
proved. New pavilions haVo been
constructed over the water and many
piers built. Concessions have been
leased 10 a carnival company