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CARNIVAL At RICHARDSON PARK

RNhsrd~on rark. june ?6 Eight
hundred or more residents OF the sub
urt>an section about Wilmington at
tended the carnival ~ Elmhurst on
IA stu~isy night and enjoyed the pro
rr~m Arranged ny the Five Points
Hvics Association. under whose au-
sp4~cs the AFFAIR is being held tcr
sevsn nights The carnival will CON
tinue until next saturday night.
Tho ten or more Are ~nmpanics Of
Ne rursl county plan to visit the
carnival grounds on Thursday night
The COMMITTEES In charge has ar
ranged a spccial program for the fire
Fighters
n J. Krehs, owner of tho Breida %
BLK FNrTn. has donated GUERNSEY \
hoifer cali. which will be given away
sn the closing nigh, vi the carnival
The immense dance fhOor erected on
mo grounds will ~ thrown open 70
The public tonigh; and Selbold's or
shertra Of l2 pieces Will furnish the
music.
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MUSICAL AT ELSMERE.

Elsmere, June 26.--An evening OF
music under the direction OF Mrs. l.
Il. Wagner will be given tomorrow
evening. June 27. ut 8 o'clock in Els
mere Presbyterian church. No Rdmn
sion will be charged but n silver Of
fering will be taken. Ii is hoped an
encouraging audience will be present
to aid in supporting n good cause to-
wards the efforts OF the Ladies' Aid
Society In increasing tho building
fund. An evening OF pleasure and
profit Ia assured to all. Appen Is
the program:
Piano duet--''Grand Valse BriIliante"
schubert. Mrs l. r. Wagner. Miss
Bernice Wagner.
Chorus-"The Lord Is My Rock
Rogers.
Choir.
Piano solo--"Nena" ..... Petro You.
Miss Helen Wagner.
ecitation-"Spreedins tho News"
Miss Kathryn Kerr.
Nloiin eoio .......,. SeleCteu.
Mrs. Leroy Work
Piano solo-"Dance OF the Demops''-
Mrs. Gertrude Fleming.
Vocal duet Observation-Disclosures. Selected.
Mrs. Howard Johnson.
Miss Wilson.
Ctirls' Chorus-"Summer Now Has
Come Among us"
Misses Elsie Wilde. Rosanna Kauf-
man, Marion Talley. Margaret Wilde.
Isabel Crosland.
Plano solo-Prelude in &C Sharp
Minor"-Rac achmininon
/ Mas Bernice Wagner
Observation-Disclosures ndats Wedding"
Miss Margaret Wilde.
Piano Duet-"Hunsarian Polka
Miss Louise Dryden.
Miss Helen Wagner.
Violin Solo ............... Selected
Mrs. Leroy Work
Vocal Duet-"Gently Signs the
Breeze"-tilover
Mrs. w. A. Dryden.
Mrs. l. It. Wagner.
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LEwES PERSONALS.

Lewes, June 26.LMrs. FHnnk c.
Maull has moved TO her cottage on
Lcwes Beach.
Mrs. Garter OF Philadelphia is q
guest of Mrs. James Kelly.
Mrs Edward Price has returned to
Philadelphia after visiting Mrs Louis
L. Evans.
W Hsnce Chambsrs. Miss Hilda
Chambers and Miss tFredonta White
are at Niagnra Falls.
Pilot Arthur W. Marshall has moved
10 his cotage on l.ewes Beach.
Lieutenant Donald r. Evans has re-
turned from Annapolis. Md.
Miss Betty I.ofand Is visiting rela-
lives at Milford
Mrs Davidson Of Ardmore. Pa, has
moved To her cottage on Lewes Beach
Mrs. Eugene Filter has returned to
New York after visiting Mrs. James
Kelly.
William Teal. Jr.. is visiting Lewes
William Hindle has been appointed
bridyetender at I.ewes.
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PENCADER CHURCH
IS 212 YEARS OLD
Anniversary Observed Yester-
day Morning and Afternoon
With Appropriate Services.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Glasgow. June 26.--The 212th ami
versary OF the founding OF Pencader
Presbyterian Church, Mt Glasgow,
was observed yesterday. with services
at 1890 a. m. and 230 p. m Rev.
John McMurray, pastor OF the church.
presided at both services. which were
we'll attended. The morning service
was addressed by Rev. j. Janvier
Loudsrbough. M. A.. OF Holland Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. Philadel-
phia. Rev. George c. Williams Of Nc
Cabe Memorial Church. Wilmington,
spoke at the afternoon service. DIR.
Louderbough's sermon was an inter
esting exposition of John tho Baptist
as witness for Christi People. now,
as then, he said, should become wit
ness bearers
An excellent luncheon was provided
for all visitors by members and
friends OF the church. Many persons
provided for their personal friends 50
that the basement OF the church and
the neighboring yards we're like a
picnic ground.
After the luncheon meeting Of the
Pencader Cemetery Association WINS
held. The annual report showed a
membership OF 81. The income Of
this association is 10 he used for the
care and maintenance Of the come
terry. The association now has fund
OF about $4,000. The cemetery is in
excellent condition and new fence
and gate are among tho contemplated
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SEAFORD AND VICINITY.

Seaford. June 26.-Owing to the
closing OF the Blades road. ii is nee
essary for automobilists to make an
eight detour. which carries them
through Middleford and Concord. The
road will be closed for two weeks.
Blackberrics are plentiful but pick
ers are scarce and the price of picking
has been increused from 10 4 cents
per quart. Berries cold at the Seaford
station Saturday fU 81 per crate.
Nellie Tun. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Kennie Tull. who reside near Re
lance, became III Saturday. when she
ate small quantity OF paris green
by mistake. A doctor was called and
she Is recovering.
Robert X. Noble. who started on n
bicycle trip to Los Angeles. Cal. in
May. arrived at his destination yes
terdsy His friends believe ne made
a coast 10 Ccast record.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Nd. Juno zs(-1A movement
II on foot for a new newspaper 20 10
published in Hayre dc Gracs, 20 ~
known an a community dnsy. taking
In Perry Point, Aberdeen. EdgevOod.
Perryyille. Havre do Grace, cfroris
town, North East and Flkton. Tho
movement Is being promoted By Chas
NJ. Clark
George L. Ewing OF Rising Sun
captured In hls barn fev days ago.
Northern OwI.
Assistant County TTearurer Ef-
ward VI. Dorcus Of Port Deposit m I
arrived home after three months trip
through Europe.
Tho Will OF fo~mer Chief Of Porcs
Walter VI. Smith OF Havre de Graco.
has been 1ied FOR probate His en-
tire estate In left to his wife.
Chesapeake City fire Depa rtnpen-
will hold a carnival tho week or Juns
20
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Newport. Juno 26.
Mrs. II. A. Cooper had as her dinner
guests last evening, Mrs. Elizabeth
senderland OF Hickory Hill. Md, and
Mrs. Anna Bonham OF Wilmington.
Mrs. Sarah Finn had as her guests
on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Gregg and daughter Irene. OF New
port. and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ball and
family Of Marshallton.
Miss Maude Polk Of Hockessin will
spend the week here as the guest
OF Miss Mildred Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Maciary had NJ
their guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Apdereon OF Wilmington.
Mrs. stephen Springer Of Whining
ton, spent Tuesday hero with her
grs ndmother. Mrs. Sarah Finn.
Mrs. j. Lee Davis and daughters
Edith and Grace. now OF Edge Moor
formerly OF Florida. were guests here
the past week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
W. Seeds.
Miss Bcssie Maclary and Clarence
Donovan motored TO Darby. Pa, or
Sunday to visit friends.
John A. Cranston. Miss Heller
Cranston Of Newport, and Miss Alic,
Johnson OF Philadelphia Pa, will Mt.
tend tho Pennock reunion at Londor
Grove today.
Miss Alice Johnson OF Philadelphia
Pa. will spend tho week kend here with
her sister. Miss Ella w. Johnson.
Mrs. Sarah Finn left hero yester
day and will spend some time at Hook
essin a1 the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. James II. Polk.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard klund Of vii
mington sre spending sometime herr
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Meyer.
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. June 26.-Anss Margaret
Schmidt has returned from Whining
ton.
John Marvin. OF the University ot
Pennsylvania. Is visiting Howard Mar
win.
The Methodist Church will observe
tomorrow as Children's Day.
Mrs Ellen Ridgely has returned
from Washington
Mrs William r. Mock will go 70
New York next week 20 visit rela-
tives
M and Mrs. william T. Parker. of
New York. Will spend part of the sum
mer here
Mrs Holiday Mifiin has returned
from Wilmington. accompanied by
Mrs Clara Davis
Charles l. Terry and Max Terry
have returned from college and viii
soon go 20 Rehoboth Beach.
Edward jenkins. Of Suffolk. Va, has
been visiting Lieutenant Ignatius T
Cooper.
Miss Wainwright. of Seaford. and
Mise Nellie Gray, OF Wilmington, are
guests OF Mrs. Frank Gray.
Mrs. Charles Lungren and Mrs
Mary MCCuiiom entertained at bridge
this week
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MIA. yRp HASTINGS DEAD.

Laurel, June 26 Mrs. Hed Hastings
u~i s2 years. died yesterday. after
,cv-rsi months Illness She is sur
vived ny 10 children. Mrs. Anna Mar
\,cl, M,-~ Martha Hastings. Mrs. Jo-
seph Warrington and Mrs Clementine
T. Lloyd. Of laurel Mrs, Ida II. Mar
yel, Mrs. Alverta l.. Galloway and
Charles Hastings. of Jersey city. n.
l.. M~. John Dohson. of Millsboro.
T. n. Hastings OF Philadelphia. and
Bed : Hastings. " Rorene, y. j.. and
wo brothers. Rufus Elliott. of Laurel.
and John IA. Elliott, uf Jersey city.
Funeral services will be held We'd
ses,,ay afternoon. with Rev. w. @
ecnnett or1cisting. and interment will
~ IN laurel Hill ceSletery
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PURSUED BY NEGRO.
Girl Waylnh in a Strip OF Woods
Near Seaford.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Sesford, June z6.-Deiaware and
Maryland authorities are on the look
out for Negro who attempted to at
tack Miss Addis Parks. who resides at
the home Of Alexander Williams. on
the road between Seaford and Fed
eralsburg. Md.
The girl was walking toward Fed
eralsburg and while passing through
a strip ~ woods heard the Negro com
ing up behind her. She turned. caught
glimpse Of him as he was about 20
seize her and fled through the woods.
She eluded the Negro and reaching
the home of Clarence Williams told
her experience. As there were no men
in the house Mrs. Clarence Williams
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COOPER-CONEY WEDDING.

Smyrna, June 26.--At tho marriage.
Saturday afternoon OF Mas Mary
Brady Cooper. daughter OF Mrs. NJ. ".
Cooper, and Kenneth S. Coney. Of
Philadelphia, the ceremony was per-
formed by DIR. II. w. Cooper. an uncle
OF the bride, assisted by Rev. r. p.
Nichols.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. John II. Williamg OF Provi-
dence. r. l. Her attendants were Mrs.
Doris Wheelock Smith Of Boston,
Mass, matron OF honor. Misses Char
lotte Williams OF Providence. r. /,
Katherine Williams OF Jersey City,
N. j.. Ethel Grieves and Mrs. Ralph
FAIRIES. both OF Smyrna She had as
flower girl Louise Hoffecker, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ID. Hoffecker
of Smyrna, and as ring bearer Warner
Wilds Price, Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner w. Price, also OF Smyrna.
The groom's best man was his brother,
Cadet Paul r. Coney of West Point,
y. V, and he had as his ushers. John
II. Williams. Jr, of Providence, X. l..
Clyde s. Holland Of Ames, Ohio, c. w
w. Shantz, and Ralph G.. FAIRIES, both
OF Smyrna. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. Marion Coverdale OF
Smyrna. Before the ceremony Mrs
Robert Y. Wallen, Jr., of Clayton. sang
AT Dawning" and "Oh Perfect Love. .
The brides gown was ivory aatir
with court train. Her tulle veil wal
caught with orange blossoms. Sh,
carried shower bouquet of lilies o,
the valley and orchids The rainbow
| color scheme was followed out by he,
attendants
Among the out-of- town guests wer,
Mrs. E. E. Coney OF Aneonta, n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Williams, ant
family of Providence, r. J.. Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. Foster Williams of Jerse,
| City. n. J.
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ODESSA PERSONALS.

Odessa. June 26.-Mr Harry Ward
wac a Philadelphia visitor this week
Mrs Franz Meynen and daughter
Margaret. Of Altoona. Pa. Is spend
ing some weeks with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. q. Webb.
Mrs. William Money. Of Whining
ton. spent Thursday with her sister,
Mrs. H. Morris.
Dr :. y. Pool. OF Pittsburg, IS visit
Ing his brother. Clarence Pool, near
McDOnough.
Mrs. Emily Mcclellan. Of Dayton
Ohio. II spending some time with her
father. Capt. John Morris.
Wilhsm Gilch Is giving his property
on High street a fresh coat OF paint
Mrs. Geo. Swain and Miss julia
Paynter. Of St. Georges. were guests
Of Mrs. Henry Kernemier this week
William Haslem and son, George
David Hall. wife q nd daughter, Beatrice
Of Fox Chase. Pa. We're entertained at
the home OF Mise Sue Davidson re
Gently
a meeting OF the Official Board Of
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CHIliDREN'S DAY AT RED LION

Red LION, juno 2s.-The Lebanon NJ
L. sunday school. Red Lion, held
Chiidren's Day services yesterday at
lO.So a. m. The program was as fol-
lows: Procession by the members Of
the school; opening chorus: The
whoie wide world is singing; respon-
sive reading; prayer by the pastor
Kew. ]. II. Geoghegan: baptism of
three infants: chorus. They are tell
ing OF the Fathers love-" recitation
Welcome" Clara Kemp; recitation.
summer time Is here" Dorothy Bid
die; recitation. "Chudrens Day" Cath
arine Appleby; recitation. Harry Ap-
pleby. recitation, Little Dewdrops d"
Edna Stanley; recitation, Virginia Ell
lis; song by the Primary Glass, Scat
ter Seeds OF Kindness" recitation
The Letter Boxes" Elmer Ellis: ex-
erc.se 10y three little girls: recitation
Louis Sillitoe; recitation. This is
Childrens Day" Elizabeth Biddle:
recitation, Happy as can be" Sara
Mathews; recitation. BE Kind" Her
bert Alfree; chorus, We praise our
Father recitation. Charles Moore; :;
recitation, Brighten the Corner" Bea
trlce Silhtoe; recitation. The Power
ot Smile" Louise Bradley: recita =
ton. Dorsey Lyman: exercise ant
song, by class OF girls. "Wrea tbs OF
Praise We Bring" recitation. Ray
Mcdowell; recitation, Francis wit.
ungton; recitation, Summertime.
Ethel Aifree; recitation. Nancy May
Dorothy Sweetman; recitation. Rober
Davidson; duet and chorus. "Of Hi!
Wonderful Love today we are Sing
ing; recitation. Darlington Moody
recitation. Why Not" Eleanor Kemp;
recitation. "A Railroad Man" Noble
Gait; exercise by five little girls: reci-
tation. Jack Diehl; recitation, Fra n K
/ Sweetman; remarks by the pastor
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Roosevelt Evans, Negro. Aged
- Years. Arrested at Laurel
on a Charge Of Larceny.

Dp~cia, Correspondence Every Evening
Laurel, June ?s.--Roosevelt Evans
x-xro. aged ~ years. OF Norfolk. Va,
vus arrested here Saturday ON n
.harsc ~ rohhins money drawer nj
Cleveland puscy's store.
According to puscy Evans entered
ne store and asked n his mother had
Secn there Receiving IA negative re-
ely, no said he would walt Tor her.
puscy went To the hack room. and
nrr puscy went outdoors. Hearing
mo drawer bell ring. Mrs. Pusey re-
mrnsd ns Evans ran out. Going 90
.hr drawer she found the money had
ecn stolen
puscy pursued Evans down the
nilroad but the latter disappeared In
4 hedge pussy next notified the po-
Dcc. and chief James tracked Evans
n n house and found him In closet
Evans wns taken before n magistrate
Ind held under $500 hail for court
n- WAS taken TO the Georgetown jail
yesterday.
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REHOBOTH BEACH NOTES.

Rehoboth Beach. June 26.-Eighty
members OF the Young Mems Christian
Association OF Baltimore came here
Saturday TO stay two weeks.
In a game OF baseball Saturday
Loves defeated Rehoboth by a score
q, 10 I Hearn. OF Rehoooth. scored
three runs.
Teams representing the Maryland
and Delaware divisions OF the. Penn
sylvan!a railroad Will play baseball
here on July !.
The Pennsylvania railroad has re-
sumcd the sale ot excursion tickets.
The Pennsylvania railroad station
has been remodeled. and l2 electric
lights have been put over the platform
Rehohoths new boardwalk viii b,
finished July !.
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improvements. Tho following officers
were reelected: President. Charles u.
Evans; vlce-president. Francis A..
Cooch; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Mary NJ. Janvicr.
Rev. George G. Williams preached In
tho afternoon on the old church and
It's friends. lie paid a glowing tribute
10 the rural churches as training In
s.itutions for larger fields OF service.
He declared that the rural church
should DO "A community and pointed
out that often the percentage OF Of
ficiency In rural church Is greater
than in the city.
A fine musical program WAS given
by Hurry w. Frazer. Merritt T.. Hast
lngs. Jr.. Walter Il. Reisinger. Oscar
w. Steigler and Miss Palmer. eoloist
and Mrs. NJ. p Hastings, Jr.. accom-
PIANIST. all Of West Church. Whining
ton.
Numerous friends of the Pencader
Church were present. including many
from Philadelphia. Wilmington. New
ark. Middletown and other places In
northern Delaware.
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GEORGBTO'WyN NEWS.

Georgetown. June 26.Irhe Board Of
Education has elecoed James NJ Tun-
nell president and Harry L. Hudson
secretary and treasurer The corps
~ teachers has been reappointed.
officers Of the Junior Epworth
League " Wesley NJ Z. Church have
been elected az follows: Superintend-
ent. Miss Ssllie Messick; prestdent
Miss Mary Jones; first vice-pre stdent
Miss Dorothy Pepper; second vice
president. Miss Katherine Shane
third vice president. Miss Helen ShOr;
fourth vice president. Miss katherine
Gordy; secretary and treasurer. Miss
Marguerite Wilson.
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Offering; chorus: "The Happy Day we
Adore Him" recitation, Billy Kemp;
recitation. Marion Moody; recitation,
Come Unto Me-" Emily Ratledge
recitation, "a Basket OF Roses" Mar
garet Kemp: chorus, "Join the Happy
Chorus" recitation: The Shepherd,
Marjorie Lyman; recitation, THE Hap
~ Day" Mabel Gullitt; chorus. "All
Creation Sings His Praise" drill a:
doxology and benediction.
The program was repeated In the
evening at 7.2O by popular request.
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OLD SAWS RRsHARPRyED.

II follows not that substances which
CLINT
VIII have aurihc value az the mint,
II.
Supernuity Of culinary aid
Produces soup unpalatabiy rnsds.
III.
4 needle promptly used VII or insure
One ninth as large = tear or aper-
ture.
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the Methodist Church was held at the
home OF ]. q. Brown Thursday eve
ming.
Hartley Thornton has moved his
family to tho house owned by Mrs.
Fanlo Dugan and which was vacated
by Mr.. Bubeck.
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QUICK WORK by FIREMEN,

Harrington. June 26..The Harring-
ton Fire Co. inaugurated a series OF
practice runs Saturday, when II went
to the plant OF the Harrington Milling
Co. and had a stream of water Ave
minutes after leaving the firehouse.
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accompanied the girl 10 the home -
Alexander Williams and Selling gun
fired at the Negro. who followed them
there. This Negro made his escape
through a peach orchard and has not
been seen since
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Miss Margaret Pritchard OF Phila-
delphiA has returned to her home, af-
ter spcndinE tho week here, as the
EueSt of Miss Florence Maclary. Miss
Helen Jones Of Wilmington also spent
tho week END with MisS Maclary.
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STANTON NEWS NOTES.

Stanton. June 2s.-Mr. and Mrs
Jacob c. Maclary OF near Stanton had
as their guests over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard MacNamee, and
son HOWE rd. OF Philadelphie. Pa.
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FOR SWEET CHARITY.

Two boggar women met on the
street the other day. Fine coat
you've got thcre. Where did you
land IT." said the hrst one.
"OId Mrs. Gobsa Golde gave IT, 10
me" said the second beggar woman.
1T that 80? I've begged at Mrs.
Gobsa Goldes n hundred times and
she never gave me 4 cent How did
you work herr"
We'll. you see" said tho first beg
Rar woman. stroking her new coat
complacently. II didn't tell her
was begging for myself pretended
I was begging for the eathen."-
PIttsburg onicle-Telegraph.
Your want ad In Every Eveninr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-26

surrendered TO the police last night
and was committed To Jail.
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White Orsandi
Special
69c . yard

45-inch permanent finish Swiss Organdie
of fine quality.
Imported permanent finish Organdies in
white and coIors are selling we'll at SOC a
yard.
Other grades up TO sl.sO yard in the
plain coIOrS and white.
Novelty imported Organde in coin dots
and broken piaidS makes smart dresses for
summer wear. Specially fine quality and
different from the ordinary run Only sl.35
yard. -Whte GOodS.
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suRRRNpERHp TO POLICR

n,v~r. Juno ga man named
eevlsr. charged with attempting "a
hrc~k into the home of Daniel Nerrer
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Your want ad In Every Evening
reaches $4,000 readers daily.-Adv.
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Ratines Are Stylish
and Popular for
Jumper Dresses

Here You'll find good assortment in plain
colors and checks and stripes. Prices start
at 5sc yard and 60 to sl.25 yard; all 50
inches wide. White Goods.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
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