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GREAT GREAT -GRANDAD
WEDS 22O-POUND WIDOW
Courtship in Cemetery Where
Both Went TO Mourn
Mates.

Baltimore. July 29--with two great
great grandchildren. twenty seven
great grandchildren and fourteen
grandchildren viewing with disfavor an
eleventh hour embarkation upon al
ready well charted matrimonial seas.
but with one son TO stand by him and
q prospective stepdaughter as maid of
honor. "Grandpa" Robert V. McCauley.
oldest resident Of Hampden. Baltimore
Friday night married Mrs. Nellie MIL
Ter.
The ceremony. which was postponed
from Monday night because Of pro
tests made by the varidus progeny
of tho couple, took place at their new
home on Baldwin street The bride
groom is "a. but the bride is a young
and frivolous So He weigbs 125 pounds.
She strains the scales at 220.
The cOurtship began in cemetery
whore Mrs Miller went 20 place flow
ers upon the grave Of her husband
who died year or more ago. Nc
Caulev came 10 tend the grave Of MS
wife. who died less than two years ago
Both had known the others former
mates.
on Decoration day. when the csnne-
terry was filed with those who brought
flowers for remembrances. they me-
and became engaged
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sEAFoRD PERSONALS.

Scaford. July 29.--Mrs. Charles H.
Claibournc has returned to Baltimore,
after visit to Mrs. Edgar G. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyons are enter
taining Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Smith OF
Milford.
Miss Elsie Ferguson OF New York,
is n guest Of Mrs. Alexander Donoho.
Mrs. william II. Horsey. Of Pontiac,
Mich, Is visiting Mrs. Ardclla Coul-
bourne,
DIR. Marshall wisscman of Green
wood. has opened on once here.
Ernest A. Simon and William r..
Longendyke saw the Tender Leonard
fight In Jersey City, n. j., Thursday.
There will be gala time at Con-
cord on August IL, when the Sons OF
Concord. including the Ellegood, Jones.
Ford. Phillips. Morgan, Cannon. Henry.
Redden, Smith, Vincent. Calhoun, JEFF
ferson and Outtcn families will hold
their annual reunion.
The annual reunion Of the Whentley
family will bc held at wheatlcy Church
on August ~.
Miss Mary Lloyd. OF Ridgely. Nd
were married nj Ridgely Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Frampton. OF Wash
ington, and Miss Fannie Nichols. OF
fredericksburg, Nd. arc visiting Mrs
+. q. Whiteley.
Miss Agnes Huston has returned
from New York.
Mlss Jane Breeding is visiting Fed
eralsburg. Md.
Mics Stella Coates, OF Northampton
Mass. is a guest OF Ms. John Il. Will
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1sadorc Stephany arc
visiting Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph II. Cox and Miss Emma
Smith have returned from Ocean City
Md.
Mill Sallie willing, OF Wilmington
is visiting Seaford
Mrs. Helen Shockley has returned
from Wilmington.
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.ELKTON CHURCH MAY
RECALL M'ELMOYLE
Report That Former Pastor Will
be Requested to Resume the
Pulpit.

Elkton Md. July pa rumor was
Rregational meeting OF Elkton Pres
byterian Church. next Monday night.
Rev. John McElmoyle former pastor
will be invited 10 resume the pastor
ate Of the church. 1f this is done II
In likely To mean n permanent split
I'm the congregation.
The meeting is to he held under
orders from the presbytery of New
Castle, TO choose elders, and to CON
slider such other buaineaa as may
he regarded as pertinent. Rev Auuilla
Webb of Wilmington WIFI bc the mod
orator
The present congregation. Il is said.
Ia made up largely of DR.. McElmoyle's
supporters. and II IN expected they will
elect elders favorable TO him.
Dr. McElmoyle is still occupying the
manse here. presbytery has decreed
that he be notified 10 vacate within
30 days. Friends OF DIR. McElmoylo
contend that the preshytery has no
flna ncial claim on tho local church or
its manse, the property being so stu
ated that II is independent of the
Presbytery and Is In the hands Of its
trustees. They say that inasmuCh as
they have charge OF the manse, Dr
McElmoyle will be permitted 20 MAKE
Il his home as long Hs no pays the
rent. which he has done since no with
drew from New Castle Presbytery.
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NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Newport. July 2e-Services in the
Newport NJ. +. Church tomorrow will
be held at the usual time, morning
and evening, and will be in charge of
the pastor, w. Vaughn Moore. On
Tuesday evening, there Will be a meet
ing of the official board at the par
sonage.
The Women's Club of Newport, in
connection with the playground work.
which is being promoted by the club,
church, community. etc, has instituted
what is known as Busy Work" for
the small children in the W. c. T. L.
building. and conducts a sort OF kin
dergarten. so that the playground does
not only teach children TO play. The
following members have charge OF
this work: Monday, Mrs. j. c. Strong
Tuesday, Mrs. II. Il. Taylor; Wednes-
day, Mrs. Reuben Pordham: Thursday
Mrs. George Stuart; Friday. Mrs. Ir-
vim Woodward.
Delaware Grange will hold a special
meeting Monday evening. All members
are requested TO be present as several
matters of Importance will be disucsset
Members are also asked to bear il
mind the New Castle county field day
which will be held at the Fair grounds
on August II. There will be a nationa
speaker. sports. etc.
Mrs. ID. W. Chandler is spending
this week with DIR. and Mrs. II. l.
Patterson OF oxford, Pa. Mr.. Chand
Ter will spend the weekend in OK
ford.
Mrs. J. c. Slack and children. hay'
returned TO their home here, aftel
spending the month of July at theil
cottage at Charlestown, Nd.
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MUSICAL. INSTITUTE
STUDENTS HAVE OUTING

The pupils Of tho Wilmington Iusd-
tute Of Music viii have their annual pic
mic next Monday at Rlverview Beach,
leaving on the wilson Line boat az sfs
a. m. The children VIII go as tns
guests Of Prof. John Crosman.
The following pupils were awarded
prizes at the close Of the school for
faithful attendance during me past
year: Blanche Maxwell. six months'
free tuition: William Nm phy. three
months free tuition; VIII am Lewis,
one months free tuition; Meredith
Sterrett. Ashland Baker. William Der
lckson. Jean Connor. William War
wick. Coleman VIII %. James Law, two
weeks' free tuition each. and Michael
Ebert. Francis Bradin. RI ph Lloyd,
willard M1hnos. Elfzsbet B.ehel. Geo.
sutton. Harold Johnson ChaTlotts
Buchler, Frances Ferguson, wilson
Boyer and Kenneth Carter ons
weekis free tuition each. The school
will he closed during the month Of
August.
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RURAL DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
The Firemsn's Carnival Held at
Richardson Park Melted
Approximately $64o.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Richardson Park. July 2s.-Fourtcen
residents OF Richardson Park were ad
mitted to membership In the Five
Points Civics Association last night
The meeting was presided over by
John Guycr. presidcnt. and the report
of the recent carnival. while not COM
plete, showed that approximately $S40
wns cleared on the afrair. George Tins
man resigned the position OF secretary
OF tho association owing to press OF
other business. 1t was reported by
John y. Jordin, chief OF the fire squad.
that Mt the George Ball fire four sec
tions OF hose broke. The entertainment
committee reported that the tickets
for the excursion to be given on Tues
dav are selling rapidly. The proceeds
will be applied to street improvements.
IT wa. decided that the directors
shou,d purchase n rubber coat. boots
and hat for the use OF the hre chiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harlan. OF
Elmhurst. have moved 10 Claymont,
where Mr.. Harlan "a employed. Mr..
and Mrs. John Terrell are occupying
the house vacated by the Harlans.
Mrs. John Cranmer. of Bellemoor,
has recovered from a severe attack OF
ptomaine poisoning.
Members Of the Women's Civic Club,
Of Richardson Park. held porch ana
lawn party Thursday evening Mt the
corner of Eureka street and belmont
avenue. The sum of s25 was realized,
which win be used FOR civic purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. :. Rislcr. of Belle
moor, have sold their home and moved
20 Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Daley and family
and Miss Viola Tinsman motored 10
Atlantic city, y. J.. today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Meyer, OF Ash
lev. have returned from Port Clinton,
PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Watson, OF Ash
lev. are at Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Crozier. of Bellemoor, has
returned from Glensidc, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller, OF Ash
lev. are visiting Easton. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. Clark have re-
turned from Colorado
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SHE FOUND EASY PATH
TOMARTAL HAPPINESS
Russian Woman Made il a Rule
Never to Keep Husbands
Over Thirty Days.

Chicago. July 29r--Dora Boob. .
Russian. has developed an eztrapfdih-
ary plan how to deaf with husbands.
"othor people keep their husbands 100
long" ahe is quoted as saying 70 Court
officials Keep EN- 20 days and return
'en, as Il says on the marriage license,
and you won't have trouble. ] get OUT
a lcense, send the liceuHe back ~ the
end Of 80 days. get a new hushsnd and
n new license. Irs the only way % keep
peace"
Dora said che wouldn't keep any
man after 30 days. "Ons ! had by ms
name Of Boob" she is quoted as say
Ing. Il liked him the best ard 90
Kept his name, but I couldn't risk liv-
ing with him after the time on tns
ilcenae was up"
According 20 DOra's mental hsur-
ings. ali she has To do 10 acquire =
husband is take out a marriage Hcense.
No other ceremony Is necessary. Then
she returns the husband and licenss
i'm 30 days, according to the notice
on the bottom Of the license
But Dora has il mixed IL II the
license that must be returned 20 Court
for record. not the husba nd. And his
must be done by a licensed person per-
forming the ceremony. Dora took out
licenses and by that simple procedur>
acquired husbands in New York. In
diana, Illinois, Wyoming and south
| Dakota. Her latest husband" John
/ Rfiiczowski, VIII be an exhibit 10
! Court
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ELsNERE CARNIVAL.

Elsmere. July 2s.-Residents of this
place Will extend a royal welcome 10
Five Pointers from the various villages
along the Newport pike tonight when
they visit the carnival of the Elsmere
Fire Co. at Oak Grove. The women OF
the Five Points will make the TRIP
here in Automobiles; the men, mem-
ncrs OF the Five Points Civics Associa- =
ton. marching in a body. The boys
band OF the Ferris Industrial School
will furnish the music Tor the a1air
tonight The automobile and other
costly donations will be awarded at the
closing of the carnival at midnight
The crowds that attended the carni-
val las. night surprised the committee
In charge and all of the booths did q
fiour!shing business. The proceeds o;
the carnival will be applied TO the new
building fund OF the fire company.
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STANTONsCARNIvAL A SUCCESS

Stanton. July 2s.-The carnival held
at Stanton last week under the aus
pices OF the Community Association. was
a success. as II was reported at
meeting of the Association held last
evening in the Friends Meeting House
that net receipts amounted to over
s4O0, which money will be used for
town improvements. William Sparks.
chairman Of arrangements for the car
niVal, and his co-workers are being
congratulated.
a committee, comprising c. p.
Dicley, John w. Mitchell, and Alvin
Satterthwaite. has been appointed to
get out specifications and get bids
on concrete sidewalk and curb
through the main street.
st. James Episcopal Sunday school
members enjoyed their annual picnic
or Thursday at Randalia. the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Justis, near Chesa
peake City. over 100 members and
friends of the church were present
Miss Anna Downey OF near Stanton
has as her guest this week Miss Sara
Downey of Lewisville, Pa.
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CECIL COUNTY AFFAIRS.

Elkton, Md, July 2a.-The Singerly
Fire Co, accompanied by the Elkton
band. went TO Rising Sun last even
ing and assisted In opening the fire
mems carnival.
Gregg Brothers. whose store and
dwelling nj Zion were burned recently,
have decided not to rebuild. but will
locate near Rocelle.
Dogs went to the farm OF Mrs
George II. Ash few days ago and
killed II turkeys.
Announcement has been made OF tho
marriage Of Miss Margaret J. Buckley
of Newark and Robert V. Criswell OF
Elkton
Robert Bruce OF New York, a specia
contributor to Motor Travel. has beer
spending week at Rising Sun, which
will be given n chapter In his sketch
Of the Monumental route through
Maryland.
The Negro camp In Chambers grove
near North East. will open tomorrow
and continue two weeks The Ell
Neck camp will also open tomorrow
Mrs. Josephine Csntwell OF Charles
town is visiting Boston.
Frank J. Conrey has sold his mer
| cantile business at Chesapeake Cit.
| TO Max Wilson of Philadelphia.
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MIDDLETOwN NOTES.

Middletown. July 29.---Mrs. James
Everett Walls IN visiting Oak Orch
ard,
ing Mrs. Walter Fancher, OF Yonkers,
Il. Y.
Miss Mabel Derrickson, of Nitro. w.
Va, Is visiting her mother, Mrs George
Derrickson.
Mrs. Howard A. Pool has returned
from Cambridge. Md.
Rev. +. A. Donaghay Is visiting
Plttsburg.
Misses Hannah and Elsie Gore. OF
Cambridge, Md, are guests OF Mrs.
George Pinder.
Mrs. George II. Douglas has return
cd from Milford.
Mrs. Abram Fogel is visiting At
lantic City. n. j.
Mrs. w. X. Belts has returned from
Collingswood. n. !.
Miss Ella Stats Is visiting Wash
ington.
Mrs. l.. c. Scott is entertaining Mrs
Ambrose Cannon, Of Bridgevile.
Mrs. Frank LiSens. OF Newport
News. Va. is visiting Middletowu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Whitlock have
returned TO Chicago. after n visit tC
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Whitlock.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Clayton. has
been visiting Mrs. l.. l.. McWhorter.
Miss Helen Cleaver Is visiting Phil
adelphia.
| Mrs. Herbert Ross has returned &c
! Harrisburg. Pa, after visit to Mrs
| Adam Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Jolls were
given n variety shower by the Queer
Esther Circle on Monday evening
The Circle presented Mrs. Jolls will
a cut glass vase, and each member
| brought a gift.
The nth chain party of the Women,
Foreign Missionary Society Of Bethesd;
NJ. T.. Church was held on Tuesda
evening at the home Of Mrs. Adam
Reed. Those present were Mrs. Rec
crds, Mrs. CHM. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs
Crouch. Mrs. Schumsn. Mre. Melvin
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. Huf
nal, Miss Enie Bender and Miss Fan
ME shepherd.
The BOY Scouts OF Middletown mr.,
camping along the Elk River.
The Plea sant-Summit w. c. T. I
will meet at the home OF Mrs Eliza
beth Smith next "Wednesday.
Misses Isabella and Ruth ferring
ton of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs
Arthur Foraker.
DIR. and Mrs. +. NJ. Vaughan hav
returned from Western Maryland.
Mrs. Joseph Rhoades Is visitin
kennedyville, Md.
Mrs. Richard l.. Price OF Whining
ton. is visiting hcr brother, Jacob Il
Emerson.
Miss Blanche Messick is v!eitin
Wilmington.
Mrs. Charles Montgomery an
daughter. Irma OF Wilmington, al
visiting Middletown
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STATE CAPITAL NEWS.

Dover. July 2e.-The field meeting
Of the Delaware State Grange Will be
held on August II and Is. the first AT
the State Fair grounds and the second
at the home Of the State worthy mas
ter. J. H. Roosa OF Milford. w. j.
Thompson. master of the Maine State
Grange and a member OF the execu
tive committee OF the National Grange.
and Robert @. Houston. OF Georgetown,
will be speakers. There Will be games
and other amusements. Mr.. Roosa is
now attending a Grange conference at
Syracuse, n. y. and will also go to
FrsdoniA, n. y where members OF
the Michigan State Grange will be en-
tertained on August 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Benson have
gone TO Lake Mohonk. n. y. accom-
panied by Mrs. Ella Marshall Of Bos-
ton and Mrs. H. c. Lewis. ofElkton, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mowbray, OF
Wilmington. and Mre. Shock Downes
Of Dover. are guests II Mr.. and Mre
George NJ. Jones at Buehkiu Falls, Pa
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GEORGETOWN ITEMS.

Georgetown, July 2s.-Miss Rather
ine r. Layton, of Georgetown. ana
Wallis II. Becker. OF wilmington "ere
married "Wednesday py heN' D. L.
Sparklin. After their return from ~
lantic city, n. j.. they will reside In
Richardson Park.
Miss Margaret Swenson. OF George
town. VIII sing in the store Of Straw
bridge 4 Clothier, Philadelphia. to-
night and Delawareans VINO nave rauio
phones Will nave an opportunity w
hear her. Miss Swensons y iathet' '0i'l
W. Swcnson. has a radio outfit and
can get stations between Detroit
lfich., and Atlanta. Ga.
Wesley Sunday school held picnic
.t Oak Orchard Wednesday.
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CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown. Md. July 2s.-Toma-
toe growers are concerned over the
condition OF tomatoes. The early pack
will be small
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Usilton and
son have returned from Ocean Grove.
y. !.
The Chestertown baseball team Ia
leading the Independent League teams
having defeated Centreville, Thursday
in hotly contested game by the
score OF 10 4. The rivalry between
the two teams is keen.
Captain Spencer Uric took a party
OF Baltimore guests 10 the Pools
Island fishing grounds. and in three
hours they caught by means Of trolling
with artificial bait 13 rock weighing
from to II pounds each.
DIR. Julian T Power and Frank II.
Greenwood have been enjoying a
weeks vaca ton at Ringgod's Point.
Wilbur w. Hubbard is erecting an
addition to his apartments. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spedden Graves will occupy the
addition.
The flower gardens of Chestertown
were never more beautiful than al
present. Among those whose gardens
are admired are Mrs. Henry w. Cat
| lin. Mrs. J. D. Bacchus, Mrs. Wilbur w
Hubbard, Mrs. Thomas ID. Bowers
Mrs. A. l.. Sterling. Mrs. Marion DeK
Smith, Mrs. William r. Russell, Thos
w. Eliason, Mrs. John n. Bennett
Mrs. w. Bradford Copper. Harry r
Graham, G.. Frank Clark and Mrs
Gladys A. Wickes.
II. Staunton Brown of New Yorl
and John !. Coulbourn of Philadelphi;
were in consultation with Presiden
Clarence =. Gould OF Washington Col
lege this week relative TO the cam
paign for students.
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AUTHORS REJECT WORK.
|" "Iteccssionni" and "Thc Vampire
were Disiiked ny KipIlSg.

Strangely enough the 'BecessionaP
and the Vampire the verses Of Kip
ling best known in America, are ver-
sen that their distinguished author
never thought much Of. Indeed, he
steadfastly declined To have Vans
pire" included I'm any collections OF
his complete works. until the last one
recently put out by Doubleday. Page
y CO., and then II was only after con
siderable persuasion by Mr.. Double
day that he reluctantly assented.
The "Recessonal'' was hurriedly
scribblcd on "a couple Of sheets Of
scrap paper at Kipling's home and
promptly shunted to the waste basket.
A young woman visiting at the house,
happened 10 notice II apd purely out
OF curiosity. fished II out and read ~.
She was captivated by It's power and
beauty and, with not little difficulty.
persuaded kipling To permit her TO
send Il 10 n publisher. The public
evidently agreed with her, but Kip
ling would never admit that they were
not both wrong Russell NJ. Seeds, In
tho indianapolis Star.
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DR.. SAWYER WILL STICK,
. HARDING TELLS LEGION
President Says He Won't be Die
tated to on Selection Of
Hospital Sites.

Washington, July 29.--PresIdent
Harding does not propose IN he die
tated 10 by spokesmen for the Amer
lean Legion disabled veterans or local
interests I'm the selection of sites for
hospitals for disabled veterans of the
World War This emphatic statement
yesterday at the White House fol-
lowed receipt OF another long tele-
gram from Col. Sprague. Veterans
head, continuing his charges against
Brig. Gen. Sawyer. the Presidents
personal physician.
Mr.. Harding, II was stated. will
take advice regarding the selection of
sites for hospitals for veterans solely
from the members of the Government
tai Hospitalizat ton Advisory Board, OF
which Gen. Sawyer is a member.
Congress. in its wisdom or lack OF
wisdom, which Is the way the Presl-
dent views the situation according tC
an authoritative statement to-day
placed responsibility for the selection
of these sites on the shoulders of the
Chief Executive. 1t was added tha'
the President Will not delegate thi'
1t Was pointed out at the White
House that in the Seventh District
where a fight has been In progress
over the disqualification programme
nearly all OF the hospitals for tina
district (Illinols, Indiana and Michi
gam were located at Chicago. Whei
1t was decided to put another hospi
tai in the district the President per
sonally demanded 1t be located il
Michigan, which has not a single hos
pital for veterans.
The same situation exists In othe
districts, II is said. and will be cor
rected as was the situation in IN
7th District. whenever possible, with
out regard to external pressure c
suggestion from any source other tina
Governmental.
This attitude of the President
considered as a definite answer to tn
demand of the Legion that Gen. Saw
yer be removed from the Hospitalizs
ton Board.
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Rarity OF Straw Hats in London.

1t is June in London and yet there
are few, if any. straw hats worn by
Englishmen. The weather Is warm
and yet they-practically all-wear
felt hats. II n man wears a straw hat
you may be sure he is an American.
We asked an Englishman why straw
hats were not worn in England, and
he said, There's too much sudden
rain" But we noticed he carried an
umbrella.-From the New York Globe
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Edgar ID. Graham and daughters, Of
New York. arc visiting Dover.
Mrs. Eugene Raughley and Mles
Anna RauEhlcy arc at Delaware Wa
ter Gap. Pa.
Mics Rachel Thomas Of Contrcville,
Nd. Ia visiting Mrs. II. c. Taylor and
Mrs. John c. Hopkins.
Miss Rebecca Hang. Of Philadelphia,
le visiting Miss Elizabeth Ferguson.
Miss Gladys Hudson. OF Norfolk. Va,
Is visiting Mrs. c.. T.. Hudson.
Mr. Twilley, OF Baltimore, 10 visit
Ing Mrs. J. NJ. Twiley.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Delmar. July 2e.-The Little creek
Hundred Sunday School Association
held it's annual convention in Provi-
dence Methodist Protestant Church.
There was a large attendance and
John S. Cooper presided. The exer-
cises included addresses by Rev. A.
w. Dwell. Rev. +. II. Jones. Rev. w.
O. Bennett. Rev. ]. w. Jones. Rev. G..
r Donaldson, Mrs. y. Il. Register and
Robert G.. Houston and a sermon by
Rev. William w. Smith.
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REHOBOTH BEACH ITEMS.

.Rehoboth Beach, July 2s.-The pro-
gram for the concert at the Hotel
Henlopen tomorrow night Is as fol-
lows: Good Morning Dearte"; Hun
garian Lustpiel." Keller Bella; March
from Carmen" Bizet; Hungarian
dance No. 8. Brahms; Spanish
Dances" Moskowski; la Rose"
Cullen George, OF Wilmington, is
spending several weeks here.
Mrs. II. c. Stewart has returned from
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Horace Johnson is seriously
I'll at Beebe Hospital, Lewes.
b. F. Shaw has returned from WI
mington.
Mrs. J. Merrick Horn is q guest o.
Mrs. w. L. Hammond.
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CRANSTON FIREMAN HURT.

Cranston Heights. July 2a.---John
Smith. treasurer OF the fire company.
here. sustained n dlslocated shoulder
on "Wednesday night when he was
thrown from the fire apparatus. while
responding to the fire Mt Dilworth-
town. Pa. The accident occurred when
the machine with the local flremen
WAS near Blue Ball.
Following the accident tho fire mp
paratus was pressed into service as
an ambulance and the injured man
brought TO his home here.
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A bird in the hand is worth two in
the bush. Unless. perchance, It be a
bird Of petrol Wagon that you
possess, but are anxious to sell In
order to purchase a different model.
Then you may speedily find those who
will be interested in taking II off your
hands by making known your offer
in the Automobiles For Sale" column
in ye Classified Section Of Every
Evening. A wise move. in very
truth.