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NUEvA D1REcT1vA
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DE RIO PIEDRAS PARA

Presidente, Jose M. Llonln; vice-pre
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coMERoIAL

Ha sido disuelta en- Mayagiiez, la so
ciedad que giraba con la denomination
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dose otra en- su lugar con 81 nonbre
de ''sucesores de Blanes, S. en- o. La
que Sc dedicara a los mismos ncgocios.
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Por error involuntario oniitimos aver
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La CIinica 1EtramAr mems sisis para
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rs les infsrmss. necasarios. santurca.
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MERcApo pE oAMR1os

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WELCOME TO PASTOR.

Claymont, April 1s.-Rev. and Mrs.
Walter A. Hearn were guests OF
honor al a reception rendered them
by Clay1nont NJ. T. Church, Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Hearn was assigned 70
the church at the recent NJ. Z. Con-
ference. An Interesting program was
rendered. Piano solo. Mrs. George
IAtz; singing. audience. America; :"
solo. Mr.. Zecher: recitation, Easter
Morning" Mrs. McMinn; address OF
welcome, Rev. Charles Fantz, rector
Of Church OF the Ascension; response,
Rev. Walter Hearn; solo. Mrs. Rob
ert Cooper; welcome in behalf of trus-
tees and official board by Mr.. Siebert;
In behalf OF the Sunday school by
Superintendent McCracken; of the
Iadies' Aid by Mrs. James Lewis; ad-
dress by District Superintendent Rob
ert Watt: address by Rev. George
White Dawson. pastor Of Asbury
Church, Wilmington.
Following the program The congre-
cation and friends of the community
greeted those in the receiving line,
after which a social hour was spent
while refreshments were served.
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News OF THE Day
FROM THE STATE
Mlllsboro Citizens Summarily
Deport Negro Who Would
paint Town Red"
REPORTED VICTIM Is ALIVE

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover. April 13.-Because of the re-
port In Tuesday evenings Whining
ton papers of the death OF n man
named Alonzo Hammond. supposed
70 have happened between Dover and
Little Creek on Monday, and the many
inquiries from Frederick and other
parts of Kent county, where one
Alonxo Hammond is well known. much
interest has been shown in the matter
by the authorities and others.
After inquiries OF the coroner,
sheriff. State Detective Wharton.
Deputy A;torney-General Wiley and
many citizens at Little Creek for veri-
f,cation OF the supposed death OF Ham
mond. resulting from a supposed auto
mobile accident. no one has been found
within n radius OF twelve miles Of
Dover, that knows anything what
ever OF the affair.
on the contrary, the only Alonzo
Hammond known in Kent county and
the one supposed TO be referred 10. is
a very live corpse" as he visited
the office of Sheriff Graham and the
office OF Deputy AttNney-General
Wiley, Tuesday afternoon, being the
same afternoon that the report IN the
papers stated he had died as a result
Of an automobile accident.
Apparently things have become very
much twisted over the report.
Look for the Parcel Post ads in
Every Evening on Saturday. Many
art,clee OF interest 10 you will be ad-
vcrtised.-Adv.
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WEDDINGS IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown. April l3-Miss Lillian
G. Morgan, daughter OF Rev. and
Mrs. L. B. Morgan q Chincoteague,
Va. and Earle +. Hudson. a we'll
known railroad employee residing here.
We're married in Wesley Methodist
Episcopal Church. Tuesday morning.
in the presence Of a few relatives and
friends. by Rev. John L. Sparklin
After a wedding trip 10 northern
cities, they will reside on East Market
street. this city. The bride Is q gradu-
ate trained nurse, and formerly lived
here with her parents when Rev Mr.
Morgan was pastor OF Georgetown
Methodist Episcopal Circuit.
Miss Nellie Florence Wenhan.
daughter OF William T. Weuham. and
Emory Short, son OF Burton Short.
both residing near here, We're married
Sunday night al Georgetown Metho-
dist Episcopal Circuit parsonage by
Rev. Charles W. Spry.
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, April lS-The Levy
Court has authorized Acting County
Engineer Robert {. Hnl 10 spend
500 for the Improvement OF road
leading from Hearn's store 10 Tubb's
mill, provided the property owners in
that section spend like amount. as
they have expressed willingness 20
do.
Prothono;ary John Barr has been
authorized TO employ a clerk in his
Office for April at a salary of s25.
Samuel H MessiCk Of Frankford.
deputy grand master of the Indepen-
dent Order odd Fellows. visited Union
Lodge. Georgetown. Monday night.
and during the week will visit Charity
Lodge at Laurel and Hebron Lodge
at Seaford.
a musical play entitled, The New
Minister" with a cast Of thirty-five
characters, will be presented in
Ryon's Theatre. Georgetown. on the
night OF April q. for the benefit Of the
new church home Of Wesley NJ. E.
Church
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unit. Mrs. Harry Berger. at chssa-

aunt. Mrs. Harry Berger, At Chesa-
pcaks City. Md,
John Tugend has purchased from
Miss Caroline Clark of Philadelphia
tho Clark property At Front and
Washington streets. for 5000. Miss
Clark In I'm town for a week disposinw
OF the personal property In tho house
Tho annual meeting OF tho Delaware
City Century Club for tho purpose OF
nominating and cTccting officers war
held yesterday afternoon in the IRE
engine hail. Those nominated ware.
Mrs. Thomas Whiteman, president:
Mrs. Stewart Beck, first Woe ures,-
dent; Mrs. II. G. Clark. second vice
president; Miss Mary Mcconnell and
Mrs. Frank Cassidy, recording sccr.-
tnries; Mrs. BENJAMIN vinton. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. A. w.
Hope, Jr.. treasurer: executive board,
Mrs John TuEcnd. Mrs. II. c, Price,
Mrs. William Pennington. Mrs. Mark
Brannon. Mrs. Harry Grny, Mrs.
Prosly Geoghcsan; delegates to the
state Federation meeting nj Rrho-
both. July |. Mrs. Thomas whl,emnn.
president; Mrs. Charles fcfrerson ana
Miss Gertrude Sadlar: altcrnates
Mrs. c. Earl Baum and Miss Mary
Money.
David Rothstcin In visiting his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rothst,in.
In New York city.
Mrs. benjamin Dunlap IL quito M
Mt her homo on Clinton street.
Walter fladlcy OF PHILADELPHIA 4.
here for n week with his aunt. Mrs
Jay Householder.
Jack Derrick. who was discharged
from the army on Tuesday, re-enlintcd
nj Fort du pont yesterday. and wa,
assigned to duty with tho quarter.
master department
Mrs. Frank Schunder IL III Mt he,
homo on Washington street.
Tho ladies Aid aociety OF tho NJ
u. Church will give Rev. and Mrs. I.
w. layhcld reception this .vcnlns
In the church chapel. A chicken sup
per will be served.
/ Look for tho Parcel Post ads n
Every Evening on Saturday. Man,
articles of Interest 10 you will b, nd
vertlsed, Adv.
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BRACk.EN NEWS.

Brack FIX. April lS.-The building
OF Brack Ex NJ. y, Church parsonage
Is rapidly nearing completion. The
pastor, Rev. r. High Adams. expects
To move in within the next thirty
days.
Several new buildings ara IN course
Of construction or IN prospect in
Brack-Ex and Roselle.
Oliver II. Perry Of Summcrville.
Mass. who has been spending the
winter months at the residence OF
John w. Owens in Roselle. returns 10
his New England home. Thursday.
4 farewell reception was rendered him
and the following guests were pres
emit: Mr. and Mrs Clarence H. Nc
Ney. Mrs. George Swayne. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Webb. Mr. and Mrs
John W. owens. Mir. and Mrs. II J.
Little. Mrs. Horace Guthrie. Mrs
Charles Cleland Mrs Charles Smith,
Misses Marion Smith. Florence Gle
land. Edna Webb. Edith owens, Irtna
Swayne, and willard webb
Ralph FIdance, who has been quite
III. is recovering.
George r. Merely and family Of
Brack-Ex, have moved 20 Gihb-town,
y !
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FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Seaford, April 13.-The Sussex
County Federal Farm Loan Associa-
ton was organized, yesterday. with
the following officers and directors:
NJ. c. Vaughan, Georgetown. presi-
dent; w. b. Conway. Bridgeville,
vice-president; Howard J. Cooke,
Georgetown. secretary and treasurer.
Directors: Mrs. Hannah NJ. Thomp-
son. Lewes: John G.. Wilson. Ellen
dale; Peter n. King. Georgetown; J.
G. wntbank. Jr.. Milton; NJ. c.
Vaughan, Georgetown.
State Senator W. o. Collier, Balti-
more, Federal appraiser, is in the
county this week cooperating with
the local appraisers in making loans.
President Vaughan said the associa-
ton already had made arrangements
for loans in the county amounting TO
Ss5. 900.
Look for the Parcel Post ads in
Every Evening on Saturday. Many
articles OF interest 10 you will be ad-
vertisec.-Adv.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md. April IA. Groome
Steele OF Chesapeake City. a dealer
ruptcy IN the United States District
Court. Baltimore. giving his liabilities
as s76s.s so and his assets as 1885,
4e1.TS. Clarence X. Bowie OF Balti-
more and Albeit II. Mackey of Elk
ton have been appointed receivers.
At a meeting OF the Red Cross Chap
ter for Cecil county. in Elkton, yes
terday. Miss Lillian V. Alexander re-
signed as president and Mrs. C. I.
Benson OF Port Deposit was elected
her successor; Henry l.. Constable Of
~ Rising sun. treasurer.
While walking along the road near
her home at Cecrton, yesterday. Mrs.
Eiwood Padley was struck by a ma
chine driven by Herbert Conner and
painfully injured.
meeting OF the high and gram
NEE school teachers in Cecil county
was held in Elkt0n, yesterday after
noon. Professor r. Clarke Fontaine,
supervisor OF educational affairs on
the Eastern Shore, addressed the
meeting
An aid society has been organized
a; Zion, with Mrs. Ruth Nlckle. presl-
dent: Mrs. Howard England. vice
president Mrs. Lawson Grove. sec
rotary; Mrs. Marietta Rem. treasurer
Monday. April II. at 81. Paul's r
9. Church, Wilmington. Miss Emily 81
Scott. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Scott of near Elkton. viii be unitet
IN marriage 10 William Bernard
Shields OF Wilmington.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Goldie has been pre-
senied with a new automobile by the
congregation Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd. Chesapeake City.
Clifton Spry OF Richardson Park
Del. who wac arrested here. FRIDAY
hight last. charged with having twr
stills and other acce scsories for makins
liquor In an automobile, was taken q
Baltimore, yesterday. by Federal au
thorities for a hearing.
The State Road Commission ha,
adopted a plan TO concrete East Mair
street, Ekton. from the court hous-
to Delaware avenue. thence 10 IN,
bridge out Delaware avenue.
F'lfty-three colored ministers OF tn
( African NJ, T.. Church are holdinl
their annual meeting in the Elktoi
colored church, today.
/ Look for the Parcel Post ads fl
( Every Evening on Saturday. Nam
articles Of interest 20 you WITH be ad
vertised ADV.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. April 13.-John Cur
lett. small son OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Curlett. while fishing, yesterday. near
his home IN the wide waters OF the
& Delaware canal. lost
his footing and fell into the water
His cries attracted the attention Of
his brother. Henry. who managed to
pull him out. lie appeared 10 be
none The worse for his mlshap.
Mrs. Andrew Mehan and children
of Philadelphia. are here visiting her
brother. Mark Brennan.
The J. ". r. Social Of Port Penn
will meet next Tuesday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Edward Johnson.
Town Council organized for the
coming year. this week. W. L. Rey-
Mayor and Council have accepted an
invitation 10 attend the dedication OF
the new colored school house here.
The men Of Christ Episcopal Church
are rendering invitations 20 the men
OF the other churches and the lodges
OF this place 20 meet with them on
April 70 I'm the fire engine hall. Bishop
Philip Cook and several other speak
ers VIII address the meeting.
Miss Marion Curlett Of near here
was given party, last evening. by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
CuTlett. IN honor of her 18th birth
day anniversary. with music. dane
Ing and an elaborate collation..
Mrs. Dolph Wharton OF Chesapeake
city. Nd. is here for a week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Giyison, Sr.
Miss Mary Lizear IS visiting her
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford, April 13.-The new officers
OF Tuscarora Tribe. No. 90, 1. O. II. NJ,
OF this town; were installed, Tuesday
night. by Deputy Great Sachem Il. ID.
Hopkins, assisted by John Coffee,
both of Indian Hill Tribe OF Bethel.
After the installation refreshments
We're served.
Seaford Volunteer Fire Department.
at meeting held last night decided
To purchase Sl,l0Q worth of additional
fire hose. The flremen weree helped
TO the extent of $500 by the City
Council. movement Is also on foot
TO purchase n Ford chemical engine.
AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Irving
Waite. at Blades. Tuesday night, "A
party was held in honor of his mother
and Peter McCue. ono of Blades
pioneer residents. A bountiful COLA
ton was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ellis, and grandson,
DIN Jester of Chester. Pa: Mr., and
Mrs. Harvey ellis of Milford: Mrs
Mary l.. Whaley. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Whaley. Miss Elsie Whaley
/ Chester Whalcy. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
/ Whaley. Clarence Whaley, Miss
Margaret Whaley, Monroe Whaley
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whaley, Miss
katherine Whaley. Clifford Whaley
Norris Whaley, of Laurel.
Mrs. Len Lyons and daughters
Kathleen and Barbara. are visiting
relatives in Wilmington,
Miss Victoria Longendyke OF Phila
dclphia is here visiting William
/ Longendyke.
/ ]. =. McMakin has gone TO Raleigh
y. G.. where he will engage in road
building work.
/ William r. Allen left last night 70,
/ Chadbourne, y. c, 70 buy straw
berries.
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LEwES NOTES.

Lewes, April 1S.--This being Holy
Week there are daily services In st.
Peters Church--T.30 In tho morning.
and a.30 in tho afternoon.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church met for sewing. Monday night
I'm the church house.
Mrs. Carson Riley and daughter OF
Easton. Md, are here Visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall.
Contractor Joseph Nirdin IL build
ing garage for Captain John Lynch
cf the Lewcs Life Saving Station.
Aaron thanking and his daughter
Leah. of Wilmington. are here visiting
his sister. Mrs. A. Gutowits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel J. Layton OF
Georgetown were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry V. Lyons. Monday night.
Miss Lucy H. Humcs of Atlanta
Ga, has rented II. G.. Burton's bunga.
I low on Lewes Beach for the summer
DIR. j, r. Thompson has rented his
cottage on Lewes Beach 20 Mrs, New
burg of New York city
Look for the Parcel Post ads IN
Every Evening on Saturday. Many
articles OF interest 10 you will be ad-
/ Vertised.-AdV.
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Ing Franklin and Marshall College,
at Lancaster. Pa. has been elected
captain OF the baseball team for the
coming season.
; Miss Lucy Castor Of Philadelphia In
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Leo Culver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Culver ana Mrs. Iinwood
Culver. left yesterday on an nutomo-
bile trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Goidsboro
and daughter. Ruth. OF Wilmington.
spent Sunday here with c. h. Brown.
father OF Mrs. Goldsboro.
Mr., and Mrs. G.. Victor Lewis spent
the weekend In Wissahickon. Pa,
guests OF Mrs. Emerson II. Wiley,
sister of Mrs. Lewis.
Look for tho Parcel Post ads in
Every Evening on Saturday. Many
articles OF interest to yon will be nd.
vertised.- ADV.
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o'clock yesterday morning, at the
homo OF tho BRIDES mother. Rev.
Frank F. Carpenter. pastor OF ST.
Johns NJ. f. Church. officiating. Tho
wedding march from "Lohengrin,"
was played by the brides sistcr-in-
law. Mrs Levi j, Warrington.
The bride was very becomingly at
tired in a travelling suit of midnight
blue, with hat and gloves to match.
and carried brides roses. The home
was tastefully decorated with potted
plants and apple blossoms. Follow
ing tho ceremony n wedding break
fast was served. after which they
motored TO Wilmington. where they
boarded a train for Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. N. j.. to spend their
honeymoon
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EXCITING RUNAWAY.

Laurel. April 13.-Three mules
Yeared 10 wagon and owned by
Otho Pepper of Piney Grove. which
had been standing in front Of the
Office building OF Marvel Package Co,
Tuesday, became frightened and
started 20 run. Mr.. Pepper grabbed
the bride OF one OF them and was
thrown across the street, receiving
severe injuries 70 his left leg and back.
The mules ran out West street TO
Market, the principal business street
OF the town. and when they reached
Poplar greet turned sharply, upsetting
and damaging a carriage owned by
Mrs Theopolis Oliphant. They CON
tlnued W Poplar street, crossing the
bridge spanning Laurel river. then
leaving the road ran into a moat and
got stuck.
They were rescued without injury
10 themselves, m regular mule fashion.
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just how certain a source of Keller from
the awful misery OF rheumatic trouble
Is my new herbal remedy, Plant Juice"
This signed testimonial OF Mrs. Rose
berry, which The Plant Juice Man refers
TO, reads as follows:
1T was terrible" said Mrs. Roseberry.
"The awful aches and pains of the rfeu-
matte trouble came all over my body,
from head to loot. Ii was so bad in my
arms and limbs that | could hardly get
around the would have to hob
bic from char 10 chair Sometimes
| had TO give up altogether and 90 lie
down Bad pains of some find also
came in my head end all this suffering,
together with my nervousness, kept me
awake at night so that | got very little
rest. My stomach troubled me. My
food turned to gas which would be
followed by bad bloating and intense
misery. was constipated and could not
get any medicine TO relieve me.
Il am an entirely different woman
since | have taken Plant Juice. The
rheumatic aches have nearly all LEI,
my body. The pans have left my head
| have a good appetite and eat withou
d stress afterward. My bowels srt
regular. and OH how glorious it is TO be
able to sleep soundly and naturally. Be
cause that is just the way sleep since
my suffering is gone and my nerves are
Quoted and | get up mornings feeling 81
though my sleep had done me q worlC
Of good. | do all the homework now
even my washing, which it was i'm
possible Tor me TO do before"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a.
the Miller Drug Store. .404-406 Market
street, in New Castle by f. Challenge
Il Son; in Newport by c. B. White; il
Newark by VI. +. Brown.
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NEWS OF CLAYM0NT.

Claymont, April ia delightful
afternoon was spent in the Woman's
Club room, Monday. After brief
business meeting the president OF the
State Federation. Mrs. Henry d.
Boyer. gave an informing talk on the
duties OF the club woman. Mrs. H l..
Work Of Elmhurst, accompanied by
Mrs. Harold Sheppard. gave a number
Of delightful violin selections. A social
hour followed, during which refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. William S. Haigh. who had
been visiting in Virginia, has re-
turned to her home in Overlook.
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ROTARY CLUB ELECTION.

Dover. April lS.-Dover Rotary Club
last evening. elected the following for
the ensuing year:
President. Harry c. McSherry; vice
president. Robert Stott; secretary.
Professor Harry V. Holloway; treas
urer. James W. Wise; directors. Frank
G. Bancroft, J. \. Downes, Dr. J. 5.
Mcdaniel.
Short addresses We're made by each
OF the officers during which time the
program Of the club for the coming
year was discussed.
George =. Smith, member of the
Philadelphia Rotary Club. told OF the
activities OF the Rotarians Of that city.
J. Wallace Woodford of this town
w-ae received into membership.
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BHCH BURIED WITH HOyOHs.
Victim Of Days Pistol Inferred with
wffe's Ashes al Arlington.

WeShingion. April 13r--fAsut. col
Pau w. Beck - the Army Air servioe.
shot end Killed recently by Jean r.
Day IN hi. home a. Oklahoma city.
was buried yesterday IN the family
lot IN Arlington National Cemetery
with military ceremonies, including
the flring Of n saluts over tho grave
and tho sounding OF tGpa
Three airpisnss msnoauyred over
tho cemetery during the aervicse 81
the request Of the family theirs wns ~
funeral procession
The ashes Of Colonel TIack's wife
who died IN August, were buried with
the body IN an Urn.