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y. IAmbden. residing between George
town and Seaford. deputy sheriff. Mr..
Lambden Is n member OF the Sussex
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee from the Second Election dis
trict OF the Third Representative dis
trict.
Stockley. Monday afternoon. two
stray shots hit Ira Short in tho eye,
and it is feared the sight has been
impaired.
Mrs. Charles Cooper fell and frac-
tured an arm.
Charles Ingram. Negro. was &c
verely cut with a razor by n com
panion. who fled after the assault
Students home from school for the
holidays are Miss Catherine Davis
Sarah Hatfield. Elizabeth Snyder, Nir
ginia Chapman. Naomi Pepper an'
Marietta Scarborough. Women's Col
lege. University of Delaware: Mis-
IEunice Jones, Swarthmore College
Miss Louise Hatfield and Wilson q
Boyer, Goldey College; Casper Jones
Alton Hobbs. James Carey and Charlie
lem: University Of Delaware; Mis-
Edith Sparklin. Blackstone College
Miss Alice j. Lynch. Randolph-Maco
College: Caleb Layton. Andovc
Preparatory School; Miss Louis
Hudson and Miss Elizabeth Lynch.
Miss Mary Jones. a nurse ut III
) Pennsylvania Hospital. Philadelphia
/ is spending the holidays with ne
, parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Jone
Mrs. Laura c. White. widow # foi
mer Acknowledgement Robert I
White. has gone TO Redlands. Cal, Il
|. the winter.
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Mihville; James c.. MacGinnis. Will
mington, and Sarah A. Booker. Eddy
stone; John w. Tunstall and Sarah
NJ. Alexander. Wilmington: Philip T..
Richardson and Bertha r.. Draper,
Wilmington; Harold /. Robertson and
Mary f.. Clark, Baltimore; Thomas III.
Bright and Jane Ross. Baltimore;
Robert Williams. Philadelphia. and
Nellie Bondzio. Wilkes-Barre; John :.
Could. Arlington. Va. and Mary r..
Gciger. Baltimore; Charles Doble and
Veronica II. Costa, Mount Carmel. Pa;
Atwood X. knorr and Ethel NJ. Meri-
thew. Wyoming. Pa; Russell ID. Jones
and Edna l.. Hamm. Slatingtop, Pa.
Paul ID. Sconeld. Columbia, Pa, and
Helen q. Riddell. Philadelphia; An
tonic Michael and Lula Price. NORTH
East, Md.
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kindergarten Christmas Party.

Newport, Dec. 27.@Children OF the
Newport kindergarten. under the di-
rection of Mrs. NJ. Helen Wooden. held
n Christmas party on Friday morn
Ing in the kindergarten rooms. 10
which the parents of the children were
invited. The Quartet. composed of
Preston Ferguson. Emma Webb. VII
liam Clark and Winifrcd Philips. sane
our Stockings are Ready for Santa"
Santa Claus vas present. and distribu-
ted gifts among the children. Mrs
Wooden also received a number of gifts
from the children. Mrs. Wooden left
on Saturday to spend Christmas will
relatives in Harrisburg, Pa.
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A.. G.. FRASHER DEAD.
He Was One 81 Kent County's Oldest
Citizens and Last of His Family.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Wyoming. Dec. 27.-Alexander c.
Frasher. aged Sc years. died at his
home in Petersburg. Del. Saturday
morning. December %.
Mr.. Frasher was one Of the county's
Oldest and best known citizens. being
the last survivor 81 his generation I'm
the well known Frasher family Of
Kent county. He lived practically his
whole life on and in the vicinity of
lands held BY his father and his
grandfather.
Mr.. Frasher is survived by a widow.
Mary Hester Meridith. 81 years OF
age; three sons. NJ. a. Frasher. OF
Dover: Marion Frasher. Of Peters
burg; and Alfred NJ. Frasher. OF Cald,
well. Idaho; and three daughters, tho
Misses Eta and Bertha Frasher OF
Petersburg; and Mrs. Emma Hands. OF
Houston, Del.
Funeral services were held TODAY
and interment was made at Old SChoo
Baptist cemetery. Cow Marsh Church
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
To Be ANNUAL AFFAIR
Christmas Celebration at New
ark Enjoyed by All the
Residents.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Dec. 27.-Christmas com
munity services on Christmas Eve will
no doubt be held every year In Newark
in the future. The one held Sunday
evening has been the subject OF more
favorable comment than any com
munity affair held here for many
years. The ministers and congrega-
tons OF all the white churches In
Newark participated. helping TO make
the affair the great success. that 1t
turned out To- be. Those who ar
ranged the service also greatly APP
preClate the assistance of William l.
White. Of Wilmington. who directed
the singing. The ministers who tool
part in the services were. the Revs
Edgar Jones. y. 4 Brennan, IA
Everett Hallman and Frank Herson
The two local bands by furnishing
music also assisted in making tn,
services more interesting.
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RETREAT AT ST. MARN'S
CHURCH STARTS SUNDAY

Rev. T.. j. Mealey. pastor Of ST
Mary's Il. q. Church. sixth and Pine
streets. will open "A retreat for the
men of the parish with a solemn high
mass at the church at 10 30 Sunday
morning. Father Mealey will be the
celebrant.
The retreat Will he conducted by the
Rev. Joseph Murray. a well-known
Redemptorist father and Will continue
for three dave. closing with the re-
ceiving Of new members by the -.
Mary's Holy Name Society on Tues
day night. January .. Father Murray.
who was an army chaplain during the
war. saw service both In this country
/ and abroad.
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STAFFORD AND VICINITY.

Seaford. Dec, 27.-B. T. Gordy has
sold his property al the corner Of
High and Cannon streets To Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles i. Rogers for $4,000 and
is moving TO his new concrete horne,
at the corner of North and King
streets. II is understood that MIR.
and Mrs. Rogers will open an up-to-
date store.
Mrs. Mary Roster. wife OF Henry
Roster. is seriously III. Two physicians
and two nurses are in attendance
Mrs. Roster IS suffering from a com
plication Of diseases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martie Warrington
have moved 10 Marcus Hook, Pa.
where Mr.. Warrington has obtained
employment.
The SeafOrd and Blades shirt fac.
tories arc closed while the plants are
being improved.
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wILMINGTONIANS INJURED.

Georgetown. Dec. 27.-Whilc trying
10 avoid a collision with an automobile
at the intersection OF the du Pont road
and the Georgetown-1aurel highway
Monday night. n a owned t- Charles
II. Joseph and driven by his son. How
ard A, OF Wilmington. turned turtle,
crushing the top and breaking the
steering rear and windshield. The car
contained five other young men. Ray
mond Richardson of No. 1910 Yves;
street. Wilmington. Ralph Swain. al
employee OF the County Highway De
partment. Nutter Marvel. Douglas LOT
land and Granville Iambden. who were
bruised. The young men were on THEN
way TO Laurel at the time 10 take Mr.
Richardson go that he might return
10 Wilmington. He had been v~isitins
Mr.. Joseph.
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NEWPORT CHURCH CLUBs ACTIVE

Newport. Doc. 27-On Thursday
evening Mrs. Wooden. director Of com
mun.,v work IN this vicinir. win hold
a committee meeting of " represen-
ttiI,oe from e1ch ChuNrh club which
che has rrccnfly organized. AZ when
f.mc plans Wi he made for "A bake
st.o to 10 held neNt saturday. pro-
Goods ~ wh.ch will he = 90 pur-
,n1rc now equipment for tho clubs.
Tho mccting VIII ~ held n the church
u1rior. Tho church clubs Will have
parfv saturday evening.
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D0yERsAFFAIRS

Dover. Dec. 2s.-The Levy Court
yesterday ordered the purchase Of a
Case tractor.
!. r. Maloney was granted permits
sion 20 put gas pipe under a tarvia
road south Of Dover.
The court ordered s2s.0 600 trans
ferred from the general fund q the
good roads fund.
Bishop NJ. W. Clair addressed "A
large audience in Whatcoat Church
Sunday evening on his work IN Lii
IBERIA.
The Dover Board OF Education held
a conference yesterday with the ar
chitect q the State Board OF .Edu-
cation concerning plans for Dover's
new High School. Bids for the new
hulldlng viii be received january 2
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OUTGOING OFFICIALS.

Dover. Dec. 27.-The terms Of the
following officials Of Kent county will
expire this week: Sheriff Graham,
succeeded by John II. Bullock; Cor
oner Needles. succeeded by Benjamin
+. Jester: Clerk Of the Peace Heyd.
succeeded by Edgar v. Clements: Re-
Corder Of Deeds C~overdale. succeeded
by Edgar II. Atkinson. and Clerk of
the Orphans Court and Register in
Chancery Cole, succeeded by Eli !
Burris.
The Kent County Levy Court will
reorganize next Tuesday. II. u,
BOYER Of Smyrna will succeed Henry
/. Beers Of Dover "a a member.
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TrkTON WEDDINGS.

Et,.n SD. Dec e--Afa~raEe d.
crnnss we're selol a. EIk.nn Co she
fH'ov1 onliaar Harry Iauden-
hr'u.f and MARY v Han.oa. Martin y
siln and Mlrt Elpsa. john W.uoers
Ini Agnes ID ~ra,s Francs Werner
AMI Maudo I.lfsr. Archie e. Gunner
% lI.'h D. C,n~f. ard william J..
Ffrt1rr bod Margaret !. Tee all 80
Philadelphia Morris . Adams and
AnfH % Jackson. Deau~o. y + Ar
'h1r o. Sheppard and Carrie NJ
Crp1mer G~ase,oru. y j. John ".
srn'~' D. and Mary p Rodgers
Trenton. Harold =. Houser and Eva
ID NIham. Allentown Edward ].
phrnn and George a. Hickman
chester Edward s. Qu giey and Arues
- Muliens. Camden Prank y Cher.
sor and lAlan D Powell. Nllvlle.
No'tr o Marshall and Pearl Cox
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CHRISTMAS AT NEWPORT
Children Of Sunday School Present
Delightful Program.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newport, Dec. 27.-Thc children OF
the Newport NJ. II. Sunday school de-
lighted n large audience with their
Christmas program on Friday even
ing. The entertainment was held In
the church. The following program
was rendered:
Song. Primary Department: reota-
tons, Greeting. Margaret Newman;
His Speech, Ralph Wilson; MY
Christmas Dolls" Irene Howell: MY
Age. Hazel Newman; Helen Faux
ner; Junior Wilson; song claes Of
beginners: rccitations. What the
Stockings Said. Ellis Dunlap; Just
Christmas" Howard Howell: "Santn'e
Little Giri". Evelyn Ruth: Santa
Claus. Francis Marshall. "A Merry
Chriatmas". Myrtle Smith; Raymond
Loose; solo. Jingle Belle. Sarah Bcn.
son: recitations. My Dolly, Marie
Pordham: His Idea OF IT,. Frederick
Slack: Little Gifts. CLYDE Renehaw
The Christmas Stocking, Sarn'
Simpson; Emma Briggs. and Evelyi
Seney; My Dolly. Julia VOrrell
selection by quartette. Emma Webb
Billy Philips. Billy Clarke and Pres
ton Ferguson :re%citations. Doris Link
Merry Chris,lnas". Elinor iced: sar
an Benson; IAN Upeet'. Edna Briggs
Eileen Iiarnill: Preston Ferguson
"Dolly's Presents" Alice Slant; "Ru,
| ternies". Bslly Clarke: recitation an
solo. Helen Iteimer; rrcitatione. "Bu
Little Folks" Ruth Harris; "Ou
!. Very Best. Ralph Moore: When w
Grow Big, Emma Webb: Elinc
- Clarke: Good Night. Virginia Selby
remarks 10y the Rev. w. Waugh
! Moore: cantata. 'Nfaspue OF the Fir
Christmas.
Q Al tho conclusion of tho program
- Santa 'nus made a visit 20 the SUI
!. day school, and distributed gifta. NJ
4 Moore. the pastor. was presented wi
g q largo basket containing everythir
. for his Christmaa dinner, "A gift OF q
y ladies' Aid Society and some indivi
ual friends; also a little cart draw
n by a dog. supposedly loaded with Jos
j. UpOn examination. g. developed IN
. the logr were dollar notes rolled a.
- piled ON the wagon. with one no
) used for n blanket for the dog. In 2
the gift amounted 10 ten dollars. a
was a gift OF the Bible Class Of :
r school. The official board OF
church also presented Mr. tfar
l. Pier~on, organist Of the church vi
10 "A gift OF gold. I'm appreciation
q her loyal service during the past Sc
~ Mrs. PlersOn. organist. Joseph Has
q. man. v%iolinist and Mitchell Pierre
20 %oornet. furnished music for tho eve
" ing.
nj The committee in charg. OF N. n
~ gram comprised Miss Mabel Rroml
- Miss Leila Lyman and Mrs. a.
a. Craig Miss Eta Lyman was IN char
~ the decorations.
The Ladies' AID Society ~ tho chur
of distributed a number ~ baskets
ay fruit, etc, 10 the sick folk Of the to-
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ROUND ABOUT GEORGETOwN.

Georgetown. Dec. 27.-Frank Hol-
son. aged four years. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank X. Holson, died Sunday Of
p%crltonitis.
Cornty officials gave John T. Wat
son. Court House janitor. many~christ-
mas gifts
Representative-elect George II.
Short - receiving treatment a. the
Beebe Hospital. Lewes. FOR an intec-
tion OF the hand.
Sherin-elect James II. Phillips OF
OAK Orchard has appointed Everett
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Mr.. and Nr~. Harry Pratt hrd their
son and daughter. Mr.. md Mrs.. Horace
Knots and family with them on
Christmas Day.
Mica Leah IIeybobi has as her guest
Miss Geraldine Dewey 81 Oklahoma, a
former ciaesmate at Darlington Semin-
airy.
Mrs. william n. Reyboid attended a
| bridge party yesterday given by Mrs
| Richard r. Whittingham NJ Elmhurst
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman webb and
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Wright Wedding Anniversary.

Holly Oak. Dec 27.-Mr. and Mrs.
George X. Wright of Penny Hell quiet
~ celebrated their fifty-fifth wedding
anniversary on Christmas Day. Mr..
Wright has been confined TO the house
for the last few weeks with n cold.
but is able 10 be out again. They have
I'VE children living. Mrs. Charles +.
Fox Of Washington. ID. c., and James
L. Wright of Penny Hill.
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MILFORD NOTES.

Milford. Dec. 2T.-The Christmas
celebration % the First Baptist
church was held last evening. \
program Of 90 numbers was rendered,
after which gifts were distributed.
The Milford bank report hat the
merchants had one OF the best Christ
mas trades in the history Of the
TrVv-
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LADIES Np SOCIETY MEETING,

Newport. De- 2t-The ladies' Aid
Society ~ Newport VI. J. church VIII
ho'd their monthly business meeting
ard sorlal this evening A. The home
~ Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Lyman. - whsch
a' members and friends 81 the society
tro invited.
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INV JUNIORS At CAMDEN.

p,,.r. Dec. c7.-There Will he a
.ltss initiation 30 the Jr. q l. y. NJ
100 camden. tomorrow evening next
which many candidates are expect
"a to d. iuductcd uto the order. The
Ucrrec work will be done by the team
w camden CounC.l. ~ which state
,~,nunculor Gcorve =. KINNEY Is a
ucmhrr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

Turn the spotlight OF publicity on
that property you are trying to rent
or sell. Advertise II In Every Eve
ning every dsy.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

small daughter. Jean, are vsiunrr
and Mrs John Webb. =
John and Frances Webb VIII attei'
a Christmas party tomorrow afternoon
given BY Vie Eva Vandegrft al nsr
home 20 her Sunday school olase %
tho Port Penn Presbyterian Chprcn
a. Jay Vandegrlft is whiting frienNs
In PlttsbIrg. Pa
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Use Every Evening want EDS con-
s'stently@Adv.
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Revelations Vile 6Ye4 aRH5

fore. forEiva ble-proceeding
He smiled indulgently. and
longed 20 slap him I think he read
ly grew serious.
Please don't let this trouble you
1Irs Graham, he said. He can
not have gone far if he did start
and"
Capt. Hastings rushed through
the door which the colonel had left
open.
Something has happened 70 the
telephone out there" he said. i
can't get the inn"
we must reach there as quickly
as possible. then" Col Travers re-
piled IF" he looked at me. and
I seized the look, interpreted it joy
oUsly
Il can drive YOU back in no time. 80
/ said My car is a splendid hill
climber, and it has plenty Of gas.
oil and water"
Where Is Dicky?
Good Hastings. YOU stay here 10
see if Crowley RECEIVERS conscious
ness Get a full statement from him
if he dOes-stressing the Identified
tion OF Smith Come down there
with II when YOU get il if haven't
given YOU different orders before
hand Now. Mrs Graham. Wen
pick up the man who came with
you Mr."
"Cosgrove." 7 supplied
"Ah, yes I didn't catch IL be-
fore Wen start at once If YOU
don't mind"
Mind" I calculated. and I think
he understood the frantic wish
which was mine for strenuous ac-
ton TO atone for my folly in giving
the warning. inadvertent though Il
was, 10 Smith
Thankful indeed. was I on that
return journey for the wonderful
moonlight which made the road al
most as safe 10 travel as daylight.
Thankful also, that the hour gave
us the winding thoroughfare 70 our
selves. Neither Col Travers nor
Mr.. Cosgrove spoke at all. evidently
fearing TO distract my attention for
a second. and I sent the big car
along the road at a pace at which
I would have shivered at any other
time
Yet, concentrated as I was on the
management OF the car, two
thoughts obsessed me every inch OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-06
THE STARTLING NEWS Bliss
DEAN GAVE MADGE AT
THE INN.

AS the realization came % me
that the hidden mysterious voice j
had heard in the reservoir grounds
was that Of the man who calls him
self Smith. who had later attempted
20 throw on US the blame for the at
tack on Trooper Crowley. 1 turned
20 Col. Travers in frantic haste 20
undo the error into which the fail
ure 70 function Of my usually un-
erring memory had led me.
In my antagonism toward Smith.
my fury at his insolence and ar
rogance. I had given him a warning
which might give him a chance TO
escape justice.
Smith was the man In the reser-
voir grounds!" I cried. Il know II
now. II was his voice I heard. be-
yond a doubt. Please telephone 10
your men at the inn 10 have him
held At once, for-I-am afraid
he thinks we know"
Col. Travers rushed toward the
door, turning only TO ask:
You are sure?"
Absolutely, Hurry, I'll explain
when YOU come back"
Back TO the Inn.
He was gone but a minute or two
and when he returned there was a
constraint in his manner which had
not been there before.
Hastings viii get in touch with
the men at the inn" he said. and
knew the reason for his manner.
capt. Hastings has told YOU that
it was my own folly which warned
him" 7 said.
That is too strong a word" he
replied with perfunctory courtesy.
NO. it isn't" I returned with a
bitterness Of spirit which I knew
would long be with me To think
that 1 had allowed the insolence OF
this Smith to goad me into SO glar-
ing an indiscretion,
My memory never played me a
trick like that before" I went on
futilely enough. But his voice was
so cleverly disguised"
He is one Of the best mimics In
the world" Col Travers interrupt
ed. so don't blame yourself on that
score. Your only slip was the little
taunt you gave him, but that was a
thoroughly feminine and. there
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ger We're the winners. and at whist
TIE favors went TO Mrs L. Frazen,
Mrs Gutestein and Mrs. r. Voorhees,.
The committees in charge OF the
afternoon included Mrs. Jessie Bonds.
general chairman; Mrs Nettie Glass.
refreshments; Mrs. Pearl Switzer,
tables: Mrs. Nora Huntsberger. ar
raneemens; Mrs. Emma Hoern,
rules; Mrs. Dora Casey and Mrs.
Inez Wutherick, prizes.
The Young Woman's Missionary
circle of the First Evangelical
church held their regular meeting
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Misses olga and Clara Zillmer. 1907
S Main st. During the business ses-
SIGN the election of officers took
place resulting in Miss Clara Lock-
stedt being chosen president; Miss
Florence Anderson, vice president;
Miss Irene Hepner, secretary; Miss
olga Zillmer. treasurer, and Miss
Pauline Freshley, reporter. Letters
were read from missionaries in At
RIGA, China and Japan. During the
social hour refreshments were serv-
ed. The next meeting will be held
the first Tuesday in May, the place
10 be announced later
Mrs. Henry Cross. Of Providence,
r. l.. who is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. F. L. Stedman. was
honored Tuesday afternoon with an
informal affair given by Miss Jean
WheeIock, at her home. 7O6 Park av.
The afternoon was spent at the
briGge tables, the favor being won
by Mrs. Fred Meifeld, OF Frankfort.
Ind. Luncheon was served follow
ing the games.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Smith, rs Van
Buren, St, entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening at Pleasant Hill
farm. Places were laid for IA guests.
Following dinner the party motOred
back 10 the city and attended the
Blackstone.
The members of the Plymouth
Needlecraft club were entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Meta Conger, and Mrs. Mat
thew Haney at their home. 312 W.
Jefferson blvd. In the contest the
favor was won by Mrs. Florence
Hindeman. Plans We're made for a
party 10 be given April 10 at the
home Of Mrs. o. D. Hohan. 919 Z.
Dubail av. The next regular meet
ing will take place in two weeks at
the home of Mrs. c. Yarger, 1893
W. COlfax av.
Miss Rosemary Parker. 614 :. ST.
Joseph St, entertained the members
of the Golden Rule class Of the First
Christian church at their last meet
ing. There We're a number OF con-
tests and Miss Anna May Marley
gave a dance Refreshments were
served to Il. The class Will be en-
tertained at their next party at the
home of Miss Virginia Chapman.
1910 s. Rush ST. May 5.
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Del c. Leer, 1919 Lincoln way E
The Art department OF the South
Bend Woman's club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the club rooms at
8 O'Clock. The program of the aft
erncon Will be in charge of Mrs,
Warren II. Miller and Mrs ". K.
Sherman. All members are urged
10 attend.
The Music department of the Pro-
gress club will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at the old club rooms.
The B'nai Birth lodge will enter
tain Thursday evening with a dance
and card party at Beyler hall. Harry
Dcnny's orchestra will play the pro-
gram. Simon Bray, chairman OF
the social committee, is in charge OF
the affair.
The Women's Missionary associa-
ton Of the United Brethren church
will meet at the home Of Mrs. r. j.
Latiner, 1905 Miami ST. this after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the ED
worth Memorial church will meet
this afternoon at $3.50 at the
home Of Mrs. ]. c. Smith, 1880 y.
HUDSON st.
The third section OF the Ladies'
Aid society of Hope Presbyterian
church will meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. o. H.
Ressler. 1906 Leer ST. Mrs. c. Pat
terson will assist the hostess.
The members of the American
Legion auxiliary Will have a thimble
all day today at the Chamber of
Commerce. A pot-luck dinner viii
be served at noon.
Mrs. f. y. Alderman. 1905 Lin
coin way w, Will be hostess this
afternoon to the members Of
the Ladies' Aid society of the Trim
ity NJ r. church.
The Worth While circle of the
First NJ E. church viii be entertain
ed Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. II. Baker. 2O3 s. William
st. The assisting hostesses viii be
Ms. c. S Bosenbury, Mrs. Hiram
KreIghbaum. Mrs. A. z. Jones and
Miss Fannie Taylor.
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\ special meeting Of the st.
Joseph County Federation of Clubs
has been called by the county chair
man Mrs. II. c.. Matthews. for Fri
day afternoon at . o'clock at the Y.
W. c. A. Delegates and club pre-
sidents from all county declarations
viii attend 10 discuss the efficacy OF
a citizenship day program. Mayor
Ell Seebirt and Otis Romine, COM
marder OF the local American Leg
ion post have been invited 10 attend
and they will give short talks on the
subject.
The Woman's Missionary society
Of the First Christian church will
hold its monthly meeting on Thurs
day afternoon az the home OF Mrs.
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chance Of rudeness. while T.
The zest I had felt in playing n
role in the drama staged at the inn
changed 20 the dust-and ashes
which a Thespian failure knows
most poignantly.
And then we had reached the inn.
10 find an excited group of babbling
people in front Bess Dean. with
Ted and Fred stood a little apart
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the way. One was the keen humi-
liation I felt for my childish yield
ing 20 temper in the haunting OF the
man named Smith.
The other no less vivid. was the
remem brance OF Dicky's assiduous
attention 20 Bess Dean during the
stirring events AZ the inn II was
she whom he was assiduously
shielding from all discomfort. all