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Many Affairs for Mrs.
Shepherd.

Mrs. w, b. Shepherd OF phila-
9elphia. arrived last Saturday TO
Spend a wkk with Mrs. ]. T.. Baum
al the Blackstone. Mrs. Shepherd
IS popular guest. aud Is being
widely entertained. Monday eve
ming MrJ r. p. Kirkcndall gave a
dinner aud theater party Tor her. and
Monday noon Mrs. Baum enter
rAIucd Al luncheon at the Omaha
Y; kim was again hostess at
at the club and in the eve
). Shepherd was honor guest
ier aud bridge given by Mr..
4, NJ. Wilhelm. Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis
Nc bridge dinner at their
Friday Mrs. Shepherd and
Baum will be the guests oil
\. l.. Reed at luncheon at the
club, and Friday evening
nd Mrs. Howard Baldrigc will
ain at dinner and bridge
fer Mrs. Shepherd. Saturday
returns 10 her home in Phila-
hia.
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CHAPTER V
Flying Feet.

When July brough, hot, dry wealth
or and the grass became short in the
pasture Johpnic Green no longer
turned Twinkleheels out to Craze.
lie kept him in a stall in the barn
and fed him oats and Lay three Times
a day
II was at that time that Johnnie
Green made all interesting discovery.
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A|L|NG WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Linton Tells How Helpful
Lydia E.Pinkkam's Vegetable
Compound is at This Period
Denver. Colorado. "a have taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com

pound Tor seven
years and I cannot
tell you the good
it has done me. It
is good for young
and old and / al
wayskeepa bottle
of it in the house,
for l am at that
time Of life when
it calls for Lydia
E. Pink h ans
help. My husband
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Gibbs to Lecture.

"The Chance of World Peace" is
the subject of the lecture which will
be given by Sir Philip Gibbs before
the Omaha Society of Fine Arts
Tuesday afternoon, January 81, at 4
o'clock in the ballroom of the Fon-
tenelle
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aud violin folos viii be on tie pro,
gram, w, r, Reed. president Of the
school board. will speak and Miss
o'Toole viii present diplomas.
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Cafeteria Dancing Party.

Omaha Council No. AIS, Security
Benefit association, will give cafe
terra dancing party Thursday eve
ming at their hall in the Swedish au-
ditorium, Sixteenth and Chicago
streets.
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For B. T. Club.

B. T. club members and their
families will be entertained on
Thursday evening at the home. OF
Mrs. H. c. Madden, 6l0l Florence
boulevard.
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Picture dwelling Feature
of Class Day ut Comenius

Class day exercises a, Comenius
school will be held Friday at ?. A
picture, Motherhood a tribute TO
Comenius mothers. will be unveiled
BY Eleanor Swohoda. Vocal, corne,
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Miss Florence Dryer, who has
ZEN visiting her sister. Mrs. Victor
caldwell, jr., has returned 10 her
home in St. Louis, Mo.
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hairs HIDDEN BEAUTY il brought to light
With . 0plAA cfnt G1Wpoa-AdY9tisGDnt
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ADyERrIsENEST
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-26

ID. ID. S.: The sentiment OF your
letter is good, but I am choosing
not to publish it.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-26

Sal: would not advise a girl Of
YOUR age to defy her mothers 1udg-
ment, nd I certainly would advise
her pea TO practice deception OF any
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-26

Jack: You should have eight
hours sleep. each night. can't tell
YOU what time you should retire
without knowing what time you get
I'D in the morning.
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES,

Dover, May 30.-Work is being
pushed on the track at the school
property as speedily as possible. ia
have II ready for the State track and
field meet scheduled for next Satur-
day.
The chorus choir Of Peoples Chris
tan Church will give an organ recital
in the church. Monday evening. June
>. with Mr.. Arnold Richardson at the
organ.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
and Walter i. Fox Post. American
Legion, Will be guests OF Peonle's
Christian Church. this evening. when
the celebrated film. "Pershings Cru
saders.' will be shown. The public
also is invited.
George w. Tebo and son Dwirh
Tebo, have gone to Greencovc Springs
Florida, near Jacksonville. Where Mr.
Teoo Will recuperate for several week 6
Collins Thomas and bride of Denton
Md. were here as week end guests ~
their aunts. Mrs, John c. Hopkins and
Mrs. II. c. Taylor. Mr.. Thomas is
the agricultural agent of Caroline
county, Md.
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Telephone Company for $4,000 for
the alleged causing of the death of his
wife In mn automobile accident in
which the car in which Mrs. Jester
was riding 10 Earton, Inst fnll, coI'd-
ed with a leaning telephone pole be-
longing 20 tho company. has been
moved to the Eikton court for trial
In the fall
Rcprt scntntiyes OF the local Masonic
Order visited Cenireville. Sunday sf~
ternoon. 20 attend ecr-vice With the
lodge OF that town.
Mrs. Emma Snitcber is critically III
at her home on Maple avenue, SUI
fering with gall stonee
There never was a better prospect
for n large crop OF wheat in this coun-
try than at present. The grain is all
headed ont and presents a beautiful
appearance. The straw r exceedingly
heavy and farmers are expecting more
than an average crop.
J. a. Pcsrce Crisfeld. of phlladel-
phia, nephew OF the inte Judge James
Alfred Pearce. is visiting friends hore.
and attending to business In connec-
tion with the estate OF hia uncle. of
which he Ia tho administrator.
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was no consideration of wages or pas
sengcr rates.
l.. T.. 1oree, chairman OF the eastern
presidents conference. said tonight
the conference "felt the ronds had no
other alternative except to put the
rates into effect without formal
order" Regarding tho matter Of n
fair return" he said the conference
believed this return is lower than is
required by law and will not enable
the railroads to finance themselves
to the extent that they should be able
to do In order to render adequate ser
vice to the public"
While no official action was taken
the personal sentiment OF many OF the
Executives represented Mt today's meet.
ing WAS decidedly strong for addition
al wage reductions. Il was announced
As expressed by one Official. "the roads
confidently expect that the rest OF
the 1920 Increase Will be wiped out
to offset the $400. .0o0,O 900 reduction
/ In freight rates"
Among the representatives OF the
eastern conference nj yesterday's
meeting were: l.. +. Loree and f. .E
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mortal Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Dofph
Wharton OF Chesapeake City, Md; 1;
Mrs. Addie Oliver and daughter, Miss
Addie, of Chester. Pa; Mrs. II. Ruther-
ford OF Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sandy OF Philadelphia; James
Moore OF Elkton. Nd. and Joseph Nell
son OF Marshallton.
Nickles garage--Auto repairing. ac-
cessories, batteries recharged. automo-
biles for hire. Louis Nickle manager.
Fifth street near Adams.---Adv.
Mics Caroline Clark OF Philadelphia
is guest OF Mrs. T. Bayard
Heissl at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks and
children OF Philadelphia are here visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Bridget O'Neill
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Bender OF
Port Penn are being congratulated on
the birth OF a fine baby boy.
Frank Jester OF FELTON, is here visit
ing his nephew, William Il. Jester.
Miss Elizabeth Adkins and Mlss Eliz-
abeth Gladfellow of Philadelphia are
here visiting the formers aunt, Mrs
Robert Peacock
Marshall Derrickson of Darby. Pa.
spent the Weekend here with his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Derrickson
Colonel Spur of Fort du Pont has
received orders transferring him TO O
fort in California and will leave or
or about June l3, Captain V. +. Foate,
of Fort du Pont IL To be made com
manding officer of the Coast Artlller,
Corps of Forts du Pont, Delaware an,
salisbury. and Fort Mott, n. j.
Mrs. Frank Weber and daughter
Edna May, and Mrs. Allen Moody an,
son. Allen. of Carney's Point. n. j.
are here visiting the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rheim.
Miss Hilda George of near Porter
is spending n week at Rehobotl
Beach and Salisbury. Md.
Miss Eliza NJ. Bradway entertaine,
the following guests over the week
end: Miss II. Coombs and John Mlncl
of Bridgeton. n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Oak
ford w. Acton and children. Mrs. 7
Acton, Sr.. Miss Martha Lppincott
Miss Annie S. Casper and Miss Anni
Newell Of Salem, n. J. The Salem
n. j.. party made the trip over b,
automobile.
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DELAY ~ ROAD WORK.

Seaford. MAY 80 Work on the con
No, ting links ~ tho laurel-Seafnrd
md sea ford -Rridgevilic state High
w,vs. and on the Cokcsbury--'over
,alcs y. Roads strct,h OF S's miles
about eight miles from Seafrd' is
held up indefinitely owing 10 lack OF
STONE suitable FOR usp IN rcad building
Two large barges. loaded with he
tween 500 and 2.ooo tons OF stone
are iying at the dock~ here. but an
ynspection of it by a state Highway
crl,ial revealed that Il was too ~oi'
and uunt FOR the use NJ building road,
consequently these three roads are
tied up with no prospects :" wher
work will he resumed.
The contractss have quite lo'
of labor employed. who they will pay
during the lay-oN. and 81 Ia working
hardship on them. II is also had
fnr vehicles of every description. he
cause " the awful detour at Blades
on the sceford-laurel road.
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. May 30.-iMr. and Mrs
Frank Monahan have returned from
the south where they spent part
of the winter and spring with Mrs
Monahan's parents, and have opened
their home in town.
Mrs. Howard Marvin will entertain
the Afternoon Bridge Club and Other
friends at luncheon and cards, to-
morrow.
Miss Ida Culbreth of Dover has
been the guest OF Miss Annie Lori
Cooper, they with Mrs. Ezekiel T.
Cooper. going To Marydel for pic.
mic while here
William H. Richards, Samuel s
Sarde and William NJ. Evans have re.
signed as Town COMMISSIONERS
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ignafius T
Cooper entertained in honor OF Or
and Mrs. James NJ. Taylor during their
visit in town. last week, when D-
Taylor gave a series of lectures ut the
Methodist Church. Mr.. and Mre. John
II. Hinsley also gave a dinner In their
honor.
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington. May 30.-Mr. and Mrs
Alvin Satterheld of Wilmington spent
Decoration Day holidays here with
The latters parents Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam II. Cahall.
Mrs. f. A. Bull of Wilmington is
here for week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Camper. near town
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Palmer are en-
tcrtaining Miss Helen Lewis of
Smyrna
Mr. and Mrs. John Kern of Bridge
Vile. We're guests OF Mr., and Mrs
William Simpson. Sunday.
J Bartlestone railroad supervisor
has purchased the property of Emmett
Maynard. formerly owned by ID. r.
Tharp.
Robert Downes and daughter q
Providence II. l.. spent Sunday and
Monday here with his mother, Mrs
Robert Downes.
Mrs. Charles Rockhill OF New York
was guest OF her mother, Mrs. w. &
Wright, last week
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NEWS Of THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Milk Dealers Fight in Seatord
Brings Milk Down to Four
Cents q Quart.
JURORS FOR SUSSEX COURT

r>cm Evcry Evenings Correspondents
GEORGETOWN. May so.--Jury COM
misSioners Ira l.. Long or Selhyviiie
and Harvey l.. Marvil OF Laurel yes
s.rdAy afternoon drew the following
o.,i, Juror. 20 serve ut the June term
Cf Suprrior Court and Court OF Cen
ersi Sessions which VIII convene june
:s
rYrut Representative district
G-orUe NJ simpson, Charles ID. 40
Nott. Edward KNOTS. Miles j. Miiis'
Milford.
SECOND I.uther r. Calhoun. George
IaV. Charles A. Belts. Edward j. Ell
lott. pridEevile.
Third George ". Rsnning, George
W. isaacs, Thomas Elliott Martin
Cannon. S.aford.
Fourth William Massey. Ecthel
Luther n. Clifton. Nsdes; EDMUND
Kitchens. laurel u. ID.
tfrth-o George r. Ilill. Howard +
Ward Laurel. Horace y. Ellis. sam
ucl X. Reach pelmar.
sixth Jacob r.. wcottcn. Frank
ford Y. ": william Parker Mills
boro. Harvey NJ short, StocNey
George q Nottingham. Millsboro.
Seventies. W J. Evans. oceat
View. Peter W. bennett. Frankford
Edward A. Stevens. SolbyNine.
Eighth william G. Burton. Mills
Nnrn. n. u. Harvey Lawson, Miils
horu; John Hazard Icwcs. X. ID.
Niuth-rred Davis. Philip ID. White
Thomas !, ptitchcts, Jr.. Georgetown
~. n.
Tcnth-Tdwnrd Gray. Dewcs; Ren
,en,in y GRAY. John I.of,and. Milton
William ". rrrttyman. Milton, n -
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NEWS OF SrArORn.

s~~foru, May Soc A. K-use and
family Of OHIO have taken a farm on
the smitnvillc road and ~ Narizons
and family Of Philadelphia have moved
20 a farm between Houstons Branch
and Surithvillc.
Mr~ Laura Scott az Boston. Mass.
Il hero for three weeks with her
father, George w B<own and sister
Mrs q. n Rhoa
The sewing club. which met on Mon.
day evenings has discontinued mcet.
inrs for the summer.
captain John oririth and daughters
Mrs. Alice Rowe ~ New York City ar,
visiting his other daughters here Mrs
William h. Morgan and Mrs Glenn NJ
Huston.
MSS Grace Hammond of Philadel.
yhla ls hero visiting her father, w. NJ
Hammond.
Mr~ William A Hill and daughter
Annat~ll. are spending the week with
her ru~n,s. Mr.. and Mrs Baker, nea,
pclmsr
Saford City Council has notincv
7scpcrty holdcrW nor 70 throw ok
AIuSi VI My Q'SiTlIfllon ~
IN. str~ts
Mrs. Jacob : Smith is quite III a
her home near Smithvine.
Miss Nirgina Wiley OF Gajestown
Md. ts visiting Mr.. and Mrs. z. II
Whsatlcy, near Reliance.
M. and Mrs. Edwin Bowman o
Philadelphia. spent the week END with
tho lsttsr~ parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Harry Smith. near town
MIR And Mrs. HIN Smith of Renanc.
are receiving congratulations on In.
arrival of baby daughter, name,
Clara Cvnoe.
Mes 3 L. Hughes % near town n.
been called % Belvedere. IL OWN,
to me Illness of her father.
Mrs Ardella CouInourn and grand
daughter, Kathleen Venablss. left YES
tefday Tor visit with friends an,
rclativ~r In Wilmington.
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COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer Burris reported to
the Levy Court yesterday that New
Castle county has current funds
amounting to $S4.961.03 and a miscel-
laneous roads account OF S5l696.
He also reported the following funds
for the maintenance of dirt roads (:
Christiana hundred, s12,629.12; Mil
Creek, s5,O3l.56; White Clay Creek,
$4,SS0.0S; Pencader, s1,773.21; New
Castle, $2.25S.2e: Red Lion. $1,270.77;
St. Georges. sS,66s.96: APPOINTMENTS
s4.S3; Blackbird, s43S.09; Brandywine,
SS493.34.
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LkwEs NOTES.

l.ewes. May so.--Mrs. Percy Wicker.
entertained the Bridge Club. Friday.
Mrs. Elmer smith Of Johnstown won
tho FIRST prize and Mrs. G.. Clifton
Aauli the second
hrs. Robert Scott and Miss Annie
Dunning are spending some time at
Atlantic City.
H. & Burton, Colonel +. q. Sweeney
end MIR and Mrs Arthur Burton
motorcd from Chester. Pa. Friday,
and spent the week END at Mr. Bur
tons bungalow on fewes Beach. Mrs
bukw-ll of Chester. who is visiting
Mrs. William clyde at Rehoboth, was
IN. guest of Mrs. h. G. Burton. Fri
day.
The government tender Iris was In
tho brs~kw3ter. saturday aud sun.
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day, and Captain c. Atkins visited his
family here.
Mrs. Hannah Burton fell and broke
her leg. Sunday. She is past 30 years
of age.
The Lcwes Fcrtilizing Co.'S boats
are all here and started fishing for
mephadon, Monday,
DIR. Harry y. Hickman and wife,
accompanied by Mrs. Emma b. Nanny,
arrived at their cottage on Lewes
Beach, Saturday to spend n few days.
Mrs. Roger S. Powell OF Duluth.
Mimi. who had been visiting
Consul General George Messersmith.
in Antwerp. has returned. and is n
guest of her brother. DIR. Hickman. at
his cottage on the beach.
Mrs. Napoleon Il, Hickman has de-
cidcd not to occupy her cottage on
/ ewes Beach. this season. but will
visited her nieces near Gloucester,
Mass.
/ Soft crabs are in market and are
selling at 81 per dozen for large ones
/ Mrs. Marshall Bertrand has a Ford
Sedan and In running 1t herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Long were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. c. Burton
Sunday, at their bungalow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Lyons. with
DR. and Mrs. Rolarh G.. Paynter OF
Georgetown. were entertained at din
ner. Sunday. by MIR. and Mrs. Harry l
/ Beers of Dover. DR.. and Mrs. Hick.
man and Mrs. Roger s. Powell, also
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Beers over Sunday.
A card party will be held Mt the
Hotel Rodney tonight for the benefi
Z the Lcwes library.
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RAILROADS
ACCEPT FREIGHT CUT
Make Formal Protest Against
Reduction in investment Re-
turn to 5% Per Cent.

New York. May 30.-The 10 per
cent reduction in freight rates ordered
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. effective July /. will be accepted
by the 81 railroads OF the Eastern Di-
vision. It was decided Mt a special meet
Ing OF officials OF these roads yester-
day
II also was decided To enter formal
protest against the findings OF the
commission that on and after March /,
1922, the fair return on railroad invest
ments as provided by the transporta-
tion act. shall be 5% per cent. There
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-30
WILMINGTON SHOPMEN TO
HOLD MASSMEETING

Representatives Of six federal shop
crafts will make addresses tomorrow
afternoon in the Labor Temple. Tenth
and Tatnall streets. when the rail-
road shopmen Of the Wilmington dis
trict VIII hold n mass meeting to
consider the cut I'm the wages Of shop
men forecast by the decision of tho
United States Railroad Labor Board Mt
Chicago authorizing the railroads to
make reduction OF 10 per cent In the
wages OF miscellaneous maintenance
of way employees. The meeting will
bc held at O'Clock.
According 20 railroad statlstles. there
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CHIDL GIVEN TO MOTHER.

Dover. MAY S0-At n hearing yes
terday. before Resident Judge VIII
liam Watson Harrington on a writ Of
hsbeas corpus for the possession of
five-year -old Beatrice Quintin. me
father. who is separated from the
mother. seeking the child, the child
was awarded TO the mother, Florence
Ethel Quintin. who lives with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Will
liams. near Pearson's Corner.
Several months ago, the father was
in court on a charge of desertion and
on order OF the court was required
to pay his wife a stipulated sum,
which duty no has performed.
Tho father and his relatives were
given permission by the court TO visit
the child the first and third Sundays
of each month. II they so desired.
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CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence Every EveninI

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chertertown, Nd, May 3o,--The au-
tomobllcs owned by r. Milton Jones'
of Rock Hall. and Charles Hurd. Of
Worton. wore in collision on the state
road opposite tho homo OF George
Mench, Sunday afternoon. The big
Cadillac car OF Mr.. Hurd plowed
through the front OF Mr.. Jones car
tearing away the entire front and
brolpe the engine badly. No one was
hurt, but both cars were badly dom.
aged.
The case of Captain John r. Jester
against thu Chesapeake 4 Potomac
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HARD FIRE TO FIGHT.

Georgetown. May 30.-Fire broke
out i'm the kitchen portion of the resi-
dence OF Charles Lynch, near here.
Sunday afternoon. and badly damaged
It before the local fire company could
reach the scene.
As the dwelling was about a quarter
Of mile out of the city limits, 1t became
necessary to use chemicals and form n
bucket brigade as the water mains
were not close enough to be reached
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If Ruptued
Try This Free
Apply it to Any Rupture, Old
or Recent, Large or Small,
and You Are on the Road
That Has Convinced
Thousands.
Sent FREE to Prove This

Any one ruptured. man. woman or child,
should write at once to W. s. Rice. 1872 A
Main street, Adams. n Y. for free trial
of his wonderful stimulatin applicati
Just put IL on the rupture and the muscles
begin 10 tighten they begin to bind
together so that the opening closes
naturally and the need OF q support or
truss is then done away with. Don't ne
glect TO sond for this free trial Even IL
your rupture doesn't bother you what is
the use OF wearing supports all your life?
Why suffer this nusance7 Why run the
risk OF sangrene and such dangers from q
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that hos thrown thousands on the operat-
ing table7 A host OF men and women are
daily running such risk just because their
ruptures do not hurt nor prevent them
I from getting around. Write at once for
this free trial, as IL is certainly a wonder
f,il thing and has aided in the cure OF
/ ruptures that were as big as mans two
rsts. Try and write at once. using the
coupon below.
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TO co BACK TO CONVENTION.

Dover, May 3O.-At a meeting yes
terday afternoon OF the Kent County
Democratic Executive committee. the
committee had under advisement the
changing OF party rules as to abolish
the primary ballot system and return
TO the county convention system OF
making nominations. A large ma
1ority OF the members present favored
such action.
1t is likely that at a meeting OF the
county committee TO be called at an
early date action will be taken TO
call a county convention. The change,
II made, under the rules would not
afract the primary system for the
coming campaign.
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are approximately, 500 Pennsyivania
rnilroad maintenance OF why ern-
ployeS In the Wilmington district. and
n total OF about 1000 on tho three
railroads which operate through this
city.
A general organizer of tho American
Federation OF Labor will be present
nj tho meeting and reports will be re-
celved from local committeeman.
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DEATH ENDS LONG ILLNESS.

scaford. May so.-'Mrs Clara G
brown, wife of ex-State senator u. II.
lsown. n farmer of lower Delaware,
died at her home. near here. SUNDAY,
ssod ~ years. She had been an in
valid for 30 years
She was native 81 Massachusetts
coming - Seafori forty years ago
with her husband Resides her hus-
hand she leaves ono sister. Mre. Fred
lrown OF Seaford
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NEGRO MURDERER MOBBFD.
Shot to Death For Killing Georgia
Farmer and WoupdIur Som

savannah, Ga, May William
Byrd. a Negro living near Brentwood
Wayne county. was shot to death bv
a mob late Sunday and his body was
burned, it became known here today.
Byrd was accused of killing B. w
Moody. farmer who lived near him.
He also seriously wounded Browning
Weaver. it was charged. and shot
Carlos Moody in the arm.
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MILK CENTS A QUART.

seaford. May 80 Milk IS ,rnlns de-
iivsred Co scaford patrons at the un-
heard ot psice Of two cents per pint
or four cents per quart. tho cheapest
milk ever sold at In tho history OF tn,
town This low price was brought
about ~ nrht In ~>iuction of
frlces by milk dealers supplying tho
town
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Lcamy, Of the Delaware h Hudson; I;
Alfred II. Smith. OF tho New York
Central Edward r.. Loomis. Iehigh
Valley; Daniel Willard. Baltimore 4
Ohio; Samuel Rea, Pennsylvania Sys-
tenn: Ralph Peters. Long Island; VIII
liam II. Truesdale. Lackawanna; II.
A. Kelley. Crank Trunk; William II.
Bcsler. Jersey Central.
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ID. Bayne Ayerst Home.

world, ID. Bayne Ayerst returned TO
this city last Saturday. This is the
third trip abroad Mr.. Ayerst has made
within the past three years.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. May 3o.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Givison. Sr. are enter
taining the following guests over Me
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New stone house for sale because
owner must leave the city to take a
position East. 10 rooms and bath,
large piazza. garage. about acres Of
ground. fruit trees and vegetable gar
den growing, House built only 2
years. just newly painted and deco
rated; open Hreplaces. electric lights.
gas. hot water heat. built-in iceboI.
Price. $500. subject to mortgage CT
$4,000. See your broker about this
splendid proposition today.