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die, chain Cyciomstsr. CoaStsr brake
and extra tires. The distance TO be
Travelled II $500 miles. and he sx-
poets to bs gone for two months. Mr..
Noble was overseas And has been a
great sufferer over sincc.
Mrs. Henrictta Townsend, wife Of
ex-sherifY william G. Townsend. died
NJ tho home OF her sister -in-lsw. Mrs.
Charles j. Todd, In Wilmington. Thurs
day, following long Illness. Of heart
trouble. Tho remains were brought
20 Chestertown, Saturday and funeral
services held Mt her home yesterday
afternoon. conducted by Rev. Omar 70.
Jones Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church. Interment In Chester GEM
etery.
After being closed for n season on
account OF extensive repairs, I. u.
Protestant Epircopnl Church was re-
opened. yesterday with special ser
vices. Rev. Sewell s.. Hepburn Is the
rector Of this historic church. which
is one OF the Oldest In tho county.
Tho state Rosd Commission Il
beautifying Chester bridge with q
cont OF whitewash, which adds great,
to tho appearance Of tho structure.
Tho Epworth League OF tho Metho
dist Episcopal Church has elected tn
following officers for the ensuinl
year: President. John B. Barnes
vice presidents. Mrs. Harry Fowler
Misses Avis Sheppard. Helen Baxter
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DAYLIGHT SAVING
CONF USES CAPITAL
Part OF Washington Sticks to
Standard Time and
Part Shifts.
BY Associated Pres, TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
washington, May Washington
today began an experiment in volun-
tary daylight saving. The hands Of
clocks remained unchanged. but under
4 request issued by President Harding.
With approval OF his cabinet. a large
proportion OF the activities OF the leg
isiative branch Of the government got
under way an hour earlier. and most
OF tho commercial establishments OF
tho city opened their doors and called
their employees to work an hour nhead
on tho regular schedule.
Congress. on tho other hand. has re-
fused to have anything TO do With the
new plan and will meet and adjourn
NJ usual. The Supreme Court also will
decline to follow tho executive depart
| rncnt.
All portions Of executive depart
mcnts were not united on the plan
two Of tho bureaus employing the
largest number OF workers printing
and engraving and tho government
printing Understanding by tho resu
lar schedule. which calls for the be
ginning OF work at o'clock.
This hour 10 the same as whfcI
clerks Of departments operating unde
the now plan will report TO work. ant
street car companies saw great din
Guilty In handling oil workers at on
time.
Suburban trains have been arrange'
no a. TO meet Tho now schedule. bu
other trains. of course, will run a
usual. Theatres will hold to the oil
schedule.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Local Body OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Fraternity Organ
ixed In Seafovd.
PREACHERS. WIFE IN PULPIT

From Every Ew,ning's Correspondents
Dover. May lo.--At the Peoples
Church. Yesterday. IN the absence or
tho pastor, Rev. DIR. r. G. Helfonetein'
who wns at Milford. n. j.. assisting
IN tho dedication OF new Christian
Church at that place. Mrs. Helfen-
s,cin. VITO of the pastor. delivered
tho sermon OF the morning on
..N,other". Mrs. Mary Cannon Benson
Gang a colo, Mothers Reckoning
Hands"
Al tho evening service DIR. IL. ".
Holloway. STATE superintendent OF
public instruction. delivered short
sddr,~s on Service. at the conclu-
sion OF which a four-rccl nlm OF The
Men ofyTomorrow." was shown to an
audience which crowded tho church.
concluding with tho hymn. Rock OF
Apc." illustrated eS sung by tho audi
once.
THURSDAY evening next at 1.3o
o'clock, tho young mems Bible class
Will hold It's first social. This class,
which has been organized less than
three months, now has a membership
of forty.
Tuesday night. May "a. tho Sunday
school social will hc held when the
~paige's" win act aa host to the
-Frankl,n's''. following tho recent
contest for now mem,reru and attend
ance
Thursday night. May 20. st. Paul'f
Brotherhood viii hold Its lAet monthly
meeting OF tho season, when DIR
Charles l.. Goodell OF New York City
viii lecture on How Much Are You
WORTH
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her parents. AR. and xFa 1lirby on
Weiner avenue
Joseph Jackow1cis. Baltimore. Nd.
attended tho annual banquet tandered
tho seniors by the juniors. hero hist
Friday evening.
guest. hast week. OF her daughter,
Miss Louise, an instructor in the High
School OF Ple~santville, N. J.
Mrs. Clyde Miller. accompanied by
Mrs. l.. r.. Beauchamp. motorcd to
Wilmington, Friday. on shopping
trip.
Ono OF the largest and best-trained
bands ever heard here. came down
with tho Smyrna minstrels. Their
music was much enjoyed. Fully fvs
hundred persons attended tho show.
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NEW RAILROAD ORDER.

seaford. May l6.-Employes In Del
aware OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
System Fraternity coming under the
regulations for the government OF
certain employees. instituted a Jocal
No. II hero Saturday night. with head
quarters In Jr. O. ". A. NJ. hall. Tho
new lodge will meet tho nrst and third
Wednesdays Of each month.
Leo NJ. Kennedy. general chairman.
OF Wilmington, gave a talk. The
members then went into nominations
and election OF officers. which result
cd as follows: william G. Weaver.
Sr., president: James NJ. Blades, vice.
president; William Ellis. secretary
president; Yimmiam Ellis. secretary
and treasurer; William J. Allen.
recording secretaryi Charles r. Lloyd
chaplain; Nicholas Lowry, warden: J.
s. O'Neal. inner sentinel.
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WENT ALL DAY on BROKEN TOE.

laurel. May 15.-Knowfes Galloway.
a young man OF this place. and a
member Of the local fire company. b.
ing aroused from his slumoer at an
early hour Saturday morning by the
fire siren, In his haste to get to the
fire house struck his foot against a
small iron safe and fractured the small
toe on his left foot.
Galloway answered the fire can,
which took the FIRE company to Ports
vile a small town three miles west of
here, where they stayed several hours,
Galloway suffering severe pain all the
time. When they returned, the Fire
mems Band. Of which he Is a mem
ber went to Lewes. where 1t had an
enga agement. Galloway marched all day
with tho band. playing at all times
under the most excrucdating pain.
When he returned homo he went to
a physician. who said he had broken
the toe when he came in contact with
the safe.
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FINE BUILDING BOOM.

Harrington. May ia building
boom has struck Harrington Car
penters have about completed their
work on Nimrod MINERS Yesidence
on Delaware avenue. and James Mas
tens on Church street Tho founda-
tions are also being laid for John
Greenhaugh's house on Delaware ave-
nue.; Fred Greenley's. Mechanic and
Dormnn streets. and Oscar Tees. ad-
Joining his present residence on Grant
street.
The last named WIN be OF semi
bungalow style, with . glass room on
the east side for flowers and instead
Of lath and plaster II viii be finished
upon board and paneled-
Property owners also arc beautify-
ing their homes with new coats Of
paint, which adds to the beauty OF the
town.
Galloway Bros. arc at work on tn,
bungalow OF Oscar WtI. Delaware
avenue; Ward zimmerman and w. w
Sharp are making preparations &c
paint s. L. Sapp and Thomas Hurt
are also painting their homes or
Weiner avenue.
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NEWARK NOTES.

Newark, May l5.-Dr. George D.
Allison. pastor Of Second Baptist
Church. Wilmington, VIII preach the
haccalaureate rermon 20 the graduates
OF the University OF Delaware IN Wolf
Hall at II o'clock Sunday June IL.
This completes the university COM
mencement program.
The annual spring dance OF the Wo-
mems College was given In the srmory
Saturday evening.
Miss Marian Radney, a senior, gave
an illustrated talk at the Y. w. c. A.
services at the Women's College last
evening on a trip to Eaglesmere.
The annual meeting Of the Newark
Chapter OF the Red Cross. for the
election of officers. Will be held in
the high school tonight.
Members Of the Rehabilitation Di-
vision VIII give dance in the arrnory
Wednesday night.
More than 200 children have enrolled
In the flower and garden contest be-
ing conducted by the civic committee
OF the New Century Club.
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and Mrs. Herman Bls6kway: sers-
tAry and trsasurer. Clarence N. New
comb; pianist. Robsrt Pippin; assist
ant. Miss Cora Moffett
Mrs. Thomas Blaokiston Of Crump-
ton. wns seriously injured one DAY last
week, while driving along tho public
road. when her horse bscsme frtghten-
cd and ran away. throwing Mrs
Blackiston 20 tho ground and dislo-
eating her shoulder.
Deputy Game Warden 70. Joseph
Watson has notified ali gunners that
by an act OF tho lnst legislature u Il
unlawful to kill either male or fe'
male phsasants. Heretofore II has
been lawful 70 kill the male pheasants
u. l.. Werner and family OF Gary
Ind, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ~
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington. May I5.-Mrs. Lorenzo
4. Jonce entertained the local w. c.
r. u. ~ her home on Weiner avenue.
iart week. This was the regular
huSl,pess rneetins. with President A.
V. satterf1eld preceding. Ice cream
and cake we're served by the hostess.
lr. Joseph Bringhurs; OF Feicon is
around after several weeks OF serious
glness. He called on Harrington
erienx1s. Fr-iday.
Mis~ Elizabeth Klett spent the week
end with her mother. Mrs. Prank Cal
eawsy, AZ Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. William Joyce was a guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
1r1oe over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u. 1'harp entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hudson Of
Philadelphia over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Green accom-
panied by Thomas Grier, Miss Ruth
Jarreil and fer friend. all OF VII
uinston. motored to Harrington sat
ur1Ry and spent the weekend with
Mr. and Nina .. II. Tee.
E1u,r A Smith OF Wilmington spent
the weekend here with friends
Mrs. Mildred Sanborn is a guest o.
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Wright and Mrs. Nary NJ. Maassy
Moore, = rSading BY Mrs. Robert
Green and pleasing victrola selections
wore played. Free Will offerinss OF
t26.lb were given to start . fund FOR
securing . carpet for the church. There
were eighty present. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Urian did not know. when she
was preparing to entertain tho AID 6o-
ciety that she also was preparing
party for her sieter. Mrs. George Hof-
fecker OF West Chester, Pa. who
came down for visit and WA delight
cd to meet 30 many friends. she hav-
ing once lived In this neiGhborhood.
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MEETING AND BAKE.

IAttle Creet. May 1.-THE Parent
Teacher meeting and bake given by
the young GirlH Missionary Club Of
Little Creek Friday evening. In the
School House. was quite . success.
An enjoyable program Of music and
recitations was given and good things
TO eat were sold. About so WAS cleared.
which will DO used toward the fund
for games to be used In outdoor
sports.
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TEACHERS ELECTED.

Harrington, May 1s.-The local
School Board has elected tho follow
ing teachers 70 serve another year.
superintendent, NJ. Adam; home
economics. Marie stambro; English
md French. Mrs. J. Jackowick: ag-
riculture NJ. f. Fitzgerald, mathe-
matics, J. w. Mick; Latin. Minnie
Catterson: eighth grade, Mrs. j. w.
Mick: sixth, Minnie Price; fifth, Mrs.
Arue ,AIasten: fourth. May Jones:
third. Hazel Griffith; second, Edith
Smith; first Laura Belle Kennerly
and Mary Langrell.
Mrs. ]. W. Mick and Miss Minnie
Price are new additions TO the fac
ulty. A teacher for the seventh grade
has not yet been named
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HAD A JOLLY TIME.

Middlctown, May IA Jolly crowd
OF young persons, sixteen in number.
came from Wilmington, Saturday eve
ming. dinner guests OF Miss Eugenia
Beaston. Three limousines brought the
party. After delicious dinner. games
and dancing werc enjoyed. and an
eight -year-old colored boy who en-
tertained by singing n number Of
songs. lot the room richer by a hand
ful OF dimes and niclole.
The Wilmington visitors were
Misses NJ. Richardson. Margaret Holt
NJ. Nenneman. Laurn Colmery. Blanch
Parks, Katherine Maloney. +. Bren-
nan. Margaret Desmond. NJ. =. H1rone.
r. NJ. Hirons. Measrs. Smonton. GIL.
Colmery. Moeely and Burrows. Tho
local guests were Mis- Mary Beasten
Miss Bessie Anderson. Ma Annie FL
lison. Mis- Mary Pleasanton. Mis-
Catherine Beaaten. Mrs. Arthur johns
Mrs. Walter Beasten, Mrs. Lester
Naylor, Mrs. Hofrecker and Mrv. Ham
burg.
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A DOUBLE Eco.

Seaford, May 1b.--Silas SparkIln.
well-known citizen of Federnlsburg.
Md. reports that one Of his hens laid
an egg. q few days ago. which
measured 7h inches tho short why,
and which resembled a duck egE. In
side OF the shall was what IN generally
tho whfte OF an ordinary cgs. but in
side OF this he found still another egg.
tho shell in perfect condition and con-
tanning a white and n yolk.
Investigation has revealed the fact
that this is not the first time a hon
In that section has worked overtime,
m several citizens there recall ono or
two similar instances OF the perfect
egv inside the ono found, but such
cases arc extrcmely rare.
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NEWS OF sEAFoRD.

Seaford. May 15.--,Mt Oiivst NJ. p.
parsonage. sold Saturday at public
sale in front OF the Hotel Sussex. was
purchased by l.. w. Culver for 5000.
Tho old paneonage will b moved OF
the site at once and new and modern
pressed brick parsonage will replace
II.
Joseph Riley Argo. young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Argo OF Conwcil
street. accldently burned himself very
badly. yesterday. when no fell against
a lighted coel oil stove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland w. Huston
had rs guests at their apartments at
the Hotel Sussex. yesterday, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Walls OF Salisbury, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dawson and
children Of Newark. wcrc guests, yes
tcrdsy. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank y. Dawson.
Harland Haines, n student in n
Philadelphia medical college, spent the
weekend here with his parents, DIR.
and Mrs. William r. Heinee.
Joseph Massey OF Marcus Hook. Pa,
spent yesterday here with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Levi Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Sauerhoff and
Mrs. Frank G. Dawson motored &c
Wilmington, yesterday. spending the
day there with friends and relatives.
| Il. J. Marion and William Ret,t OF
Harrisburg. Pa, arc hero on camp
| ins trip in woods near town. The
/ two young men vtarted on a southern
trip, but after arriving here and camp.
ing for a few days. liked It 30 wei
they decided to stay here for N,
summer.
Tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. F1oyS
Lankford, near Reliance. which wa
DESTROYED by fro a fcw weeks ago. 4
being replaced by n new one.
Clarence Nnlhgan OF Oak Grove
while driving his automobile hom
from Rhodesdalc, Nd, ran into
large pine tree. pulling one of tn
wheels OF his car OF.
Robert X. Noble. known to his man
friends as Battery Bob.- living be
tween Seaford and Bridgevirie. nea
Bethel NJ r. Church, started on hi
'Coart- bicycle trip las
week.
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UNIVERSITY JUNIORs
ELECT OFFICERS

Newark, May 1s.--Next years Junior
class Of the University of Delaware
hns elected tho following ofYicers
Isaan s. Elliott. president: J. Harmer
Donaldson. vice-prcsident; Henry
Barker and Harold Gift. secretaries;
Albsrt o. II. Gricr. Jr.. treasurer. The
Athletic Council will bs headed BY
John Williams. Tho nominees for the
Student Council are: John Hchacfcr
Frederic b. Smith. John williams and
Albert o. II. Grisr. Jr.
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WOMAN BADLY sCALDBD.

seaford. May 1b.--Mrs. Ida His-
mutt, wife Of Charles Hignutt. was
badly scalded. yesterday. while pro
pairing dinner. She had n pot Of boil
ing vegetables on the stove. whom shs
accidently tripped It over. the con-
tents spiiling on her foot.
A little later her brother. George II.
Warrington. received a bad wound
when q meat knife he was using sfip-
ped. cutting an ugly cash in his hand
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pVLAWARR CITY NEWS.


Mrs. william Givison. Sr- gave
social, Saturday evening Mt their homo
on Clinton street. 20 ther daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Nelson. In honor OF her
birthday anniversary, with music.
dancing, games and collation.. Among
the guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sandy. sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. ID
ward Sandy, Jr. OF Philadelphia; Miss
Mary Glvison Of the Women's College.
tfnivorsisy of Delaware: James Moore
cf rikton. Md. and Joseph Nelson bf
Marshallton.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society OF Red
raon NJ u. Church Will give = play.
"Cluhh,ng Your Husband" In odd
r~llows Hail. St Georges, ncxt Thurs
day evening. for the henent OF tho
Ladder AID Society 81 ST Georges NJ.
r. Church.
Miss Mary Money. chief operator OF
the local telephone exchange, spent the
week-ond In Philadelphia, with her
sister. Mrs. John Truitt.
Miss Margaret Russell Of Washing
ton. II. O.. Mrs. Il. J. Burke Of Musko-
See. Oklahoma. and Mrs. Catherine
Burke cf Tnka. Oklahoma. are. guests
cf Lieutenant and Mrs. James Burke
of Fort du Pont Lieutenant Burke
and mcthsr. Mrs. Catherine Burks,
spent tho weekend at Atlantic City.
N. J.
MIA Eliza vAndersr,ft IN III a. her
Ann,e on Washington street
Mrs. Charles Countess Of Phfladel-
ph,a In here visiting her niece, Mrs.
William Morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Norris and
son. Carroll. OF FELTON,. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph George
Of near rorter's.
A handsome twin stone has been
.rlaced over tho remains OF Mr.. and
ARA william Cox. In ST. Georges
cem~tery. Tomhstones have beer
psar~d over the graves of Mrs. Rosa
A. Whitelock and James Toulston, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Frtzgihbons. IN the
~ame cemetery.
An all-day meeting win be held or
tho M. II. Church lawn OF St. Georges
on June 2. Speakers VIII be: Mrs
Mary Armour Of Georgia, and MADAM,
EArakaf Of New York. The latte,
viii appear IN her native syrian cos.
tume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Van rIlckle q,
Wilmington are vis1ttng Mr.. and Mrs
Prank Van Hickle OF St Georges.
A dance Will be given in the Della.
wnre Trust Hall al 81. Georges
Thursday evening, under the auspice.
of Claude Lester and Edward Gam
Adv.
Mlss Louise Beck OF the womeni
Col,eee. University Of Delaware. spen
the weekend here with her parents
M. and Mr~. Stewart l.. Beck.
Mrs. Frank Moore is M M her horn,
on Clinton street.
Thomas Ewing of Newark and Ran
dolph Bishop OF johnson City, Tenn,
are visiting Levy Court COMMISSIONS
and Mrs. Harry V. Buckson OF s,
ocorrse
Mn. Clara Curry is visiting Mrs
John J.. Morrison Of Norwood Pa
helaware City Braves baseball team
went TO Odessa. Saturday and was de
fca'ed by the team of that place. 1
to Q.
Nrs- Q. r. Price OF Carney'u Poin,
n. J.. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joeep'
Reeves
Mn. Peter Cleaver OF Wa.hinsto
o0eet yesterday celebrated her ser
birthday anniversary at her hon.
Despite her advanced age Mrs. Crave
- enjoying fine health and look. rnuc,
younger than her years.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT KELLs.

Newark. May 15.--At the business
session OF the Inter CollcGiate News
paper Association, taking In about
thirty universities and colleges. held at
Kells. Saturday. the visitors were well
coined by former Secretary OF State
Everett c. johnson. proprietor Of
Kells- Mr.. johnson also presented each
delegate with. n unique souvenir notc
book.
The following officers were elected:
President Mr., Jones OF Baverford; I;
vice-prssident. Willard ID. Boycc of
Misc Arnita Miles OF Albright College,
treasurer, Mr.. Charles OF Stevens In
stitute- 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting at MuhlenburG College.
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Of 3. NJ. Noble, . farmsr. residing .
few miles north Of here. LEFT satur-
day for California and wnl make the
trip on his 10-pound bicycle. In CROSS
Ing the desert he wfii carry the bicy-
Gle on his back.
The county Home Economics con-
test will b. held in laurel High School
Home Economies rooms May Is. at
10 q. m. ana y. m. Economics glasses
from all over tho county will partici-
pate In the contest.
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WILL SEEK ANOTHER
CAMDEN SCHOOL SITE

The Delaware School Auxiliary As
sociauon has decided to postpone con-
struction of the new colored school in
Camden until another satisfactory site
can be secured, owing to the protest
made by the residents Of that place
against the proposed site there.
DR.. j. III. Odell. president Of tho
Auxiliary, said the Association al
ways leaves tho final selection Of sites
for schools TO tho board OF education
and TO tho State Board.
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MIpDLETOWN NOTES.

Middletown. May 16.-PleAsant-Sum-
NIT w. c. T. U. wfn hold q festival on
the grounds Of Stnsoaughs cannery
on May 81. at Mt. Pleasant for the
benefit OF the union.
Albert Kumpel OF Port Penn has
leased the hotel at Augustine Beach for
the summer and Is re-decorating the
interior and building new bath houses
on the beach.
Simeon Lord. a former host at Aug
ustine Beach Hotel. died at his home
in Philadelphia. last week. aged S3
years.
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Welded IN WILMINGTON.

Seaford. May 1b.-Announccmsntx
have been received herS OF ths mar
r1ase of Miss Helen Stephenson Mos
sick. daughter OF Mr.. and Xfs. Joshua
Messick. Of this town. TO Willard Icc
Baker. OF Wilmington.
Tho wedding took place In WILL
mfngton. on Saturday.
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WAS QUITE A SURPRISE.

IAttle Creek. May 15.-The Ladies'
Aid Society OF the N. f. Church OF
Little Greek met at the home of Mrs.
Presley Urian. last week, and after
the transaction of business a program
OF music and recitations was rendered.
Recitauons were given by Miss Nellie
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CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Owning.
Chestertown, Nd. May 1b.-Robcrt
X. Noble Of Federalsburg, lett last
week on a Columbia bicycle for Los
Angeles. Calf. whore he will stay
awhile for the benefit Of his health.
The wheel was equipped with sad
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s. A. Collins Has Setback,

Levy Court Commissioner Sherburne
A. Collins, who has been I'll for sov-
eral weeks. suffered a setback yester-
day, but his condition was slightly I'm
proved today. Owing to Mr.. Collins
absence the Levy Court Will probably
not elect road supervisors tomorrow.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Dover. May lS.--At card party siv-
en- At her homo. Saturday evening,
announcement was made Of the en-
gagemsnt Of Miss Helen c. Fisher,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fisher
OF this town. to Mr. Henry Marston.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Marston
OF Wilmington.
Mr.. Mavton IL employed at the
Kansas State Agricultural College at
Manhattan. Kansas. The wedding will
talue place carly in September.
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Sachs Of Chastsrtown. havinE snadH
tho entire trip by automobile
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Oct . JOB the cIa01hed al way.
Rad Help Wanted" every dAye--Adv.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.
RADIO RALF

Laurel. May 16~Robert Noble. son
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-13

Let us assume that in the mat
ters of the normal. the county
high and the aid bonds Jones
may have acted from unselfish
and even may have been
right-there rem aims the polite
al and partisan indictments that
will require some hard explain
ing to make the people under
stand that :
Amidst all the noise and din,
Jones has always
A progressive been.
Just word of the democratic
nominee-Joe McClung.
Just enough was thought of
him in hide-bound Prowers coun-
ty for them to pile up s!amminR
majorities for him on three oc-
casions for commissioner; and
count on it, Joe will carry Pfow-
ers for representative by anoth-
er slamming majority.
Go to the polls and do your
duty.