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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

A fender and rear wheel on an
automobile driven by Knight
Pearcy of this city were damaged
early this morning when his car
was struck by a Salem-Albany
stage, according to his report to
the police. Mr.. Pearcy was head
ed south on Liberty and the stage
was moving west on State when
the crash occurred.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Chas. X. Bishop offers a reward
for a S months old Boston brown
bull terrier dog, lost about 10
days ago. Phone 2049W. S5
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Special services for Passion
week will commence this evening
at 1880 in West Salem M. E.
church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Attend our great record sale.
All new Pathe records Csc while
they last. H. L. Stiff Furniture
Co. S7*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Cars driven by E. Kilen and
Mrs. o. Meyer collided at the
corner of Court and Commercial
streets yesterday, according to q
police report. A fender on the
Kilen car was bent, it was said
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Police were notified Saturday
that a portion of the sidewalk on
Highland evenue was blocked. Of
ficers promised to investigate.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Wanted Fat Young Hens.
Highest market price paid. Steus-
loft Bros. Market, phone 1928. S5s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

The regular quarterly meeting
of the Salem boy scout council
will be held tonight at 1880 in
the Unitarian church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Roses, shrubs, etc., at North
western Nursery, Auburn, Rt. 6.
Phone 111F3. IS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Morrison
are registered at the New Ter
minal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

People use Swift's fertilizer be-
cause it makes them moneys See
Clarence S. Bovine or phone 353.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Contractor and homebuilder
plans furnished free. Phone 1877
88
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

NJ. e. Root and Van r. Gilbert
Of Medford are registered at the
Marion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

c. A. Arpke, federal appraiser,
left for Coos county in the inter-
est of the California Joint Stock
Land bank of San Francisco.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

R. o. Russell of Black Rock is
guest of the New Terminal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hardisty of
Lakeport, CAL, are registered at
the Bligh.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Three in one" auction sale
Wednesday at 403 N. goth street.
See page 2 for particulars. So
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

E. B. Flake, 273 State St. for
Easter lilies. 91s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Miss Florence Pope, stenogra-
pher at the Salem Commercial
club. spent the week end visiting
friends in Portland. She returned
home Sunday night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

c. Evans, whose home is in
Roseburg, was in Salem Saturday
TO be present at funeral services
held here for his father.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Charged with operating an au-
tomobile with license purchased
for another car, s. A. Peterson of
Monitor was Arrested by State
Traffic Officer Griffith yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10

Wanted Fat Young Hens.
Highest market price paid. Steus-
loft Bros. Market, phone 1928. $50
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-10
FLEET|NG FOLK
GL|MPSED IN
PASSING

Making an average of 200 miles
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Debney of
Gan Diego, accompanied by Mrs.
n r.. Warren of Berkeley, Cal, ar
rived in Salem yesterday by mo-
tor, reporting that the roads are
IN exceptionally fine condition,
outside Of a bad strip near Myrtle
creek. They ran into snow storm
Of sisson, Cal, and are on their
way to Vancouver, B. c. They
were registered at the New Ter
minal and left this morning.
Herbert Cuthbert Of Seattle will
he the speaker at the Kiwanis
clnb luncheon in the Marion ho-
FOL Tuesday noon. Mr.. Cuthbert
will speak on the Influence of
Tourist Travel on State Develop
ment" Harry Tupling, depart
ment manager of Miller's Mercan-
tile company, will give the at
tendance prize this week. U. 5.
Page is also giving attendance
prizes to all those present.
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tian EndeAvor Institute. Tho after
noon session was devoted 70 confer
ence work on general Christian En-
deavor methods, Junior work. etc..
under the leadership Of Delawnre's
field secretary Mr., Carroll M. Wright.
Clarence c. Hamilton. field secretary
Of the United Society OF Christian En-
deavor. Boston. was the speaker at
the evening meeting. His theme was
"Forty-one Years Young" He cited
many instances where Christian En-
deavor has played most important
part In the lives OF young men and
young women. calling them forth into
full-time Christian service.
Robert q. Hackett, president OF the
Delaware State Christian Endeavor
Union. urged all to give their best In
service for Christ. Dorothy II. Krauss.
State Secretary for Delaware. in a
brief address. urged the Endeavorers
to go back to their own church and
society determined more than ever to
make their lives count for Christ and
TO advance His cause through the
channels OF Christian Endeavor.
At the close OF the meeting Field
Secretary Carroll NJ. Wright, had all
the Endeavorers join hands and sing
their Christian Endeavor Hymn.
"Blest Be The Tie That Binds
The Seaford Endeavorers extended a
hearty welcome to all and served q
delightful dinner in their church din
ingroom at o'clock.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, March 9.--Property owners
and residents of Cleveland avenue
have petitioned Town Council for
street improvements. II is the pur-
pose OF Council to make improvements
to Cleveland avenue this spring, but
whether or not there will be sufficient
funds TO do all the work necessary is
a question.
As the first move towards organic
ing a local Board Of Trade public
meeting has been called for March %
to be held in Council chambers
Josiah Marvel of Wilmington will
make an address.
Wilson Blocksom has purchased q
farm near Beach Haven, n. j.. and
moved there this week.
The annual town election will b,
held April IL, when the terms o.
Councilman Widdoes, Morrison and
Willis will expire.
County Board of Assessment will si
in Newark on March IA. to hear an.
peals from this years assessment
Ralph Barcus. recently operated or
at the Homeopathic Hospital, WI
mington, for appendicitis. is improv,
/ ing.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel, March 9.--Iaalph w. ~.
kline, who taught In tho high school
here last year. spent the first Of tho
week with friends In town.
Mutual Encampment. No. I. /. Q.
o. f.. OF Wilmington will confer the
Royal Purple degree on n class OF
candidates OF Sussex Encampment,
this town. March IS.
Word has been received here Of the
safe arrival In New York City OF Cap
tain and Mrs. Roland Quillen who have
been In the Azore Island since last
June.
Samuel Frock. manager of Laurel
baseball team. is in town this week
arranging for the contracts OF the
players. and also accommodations for
them. He expects to start with local
players. In order to give them n chance
to become regulars.
Colonel William g. Records Is con.
lined 10 his home on Central avenu,
with an attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Pollitt. and
son George, and Mrs L. Clayton Kinf
and son, william, spent the first 81
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Pat.
toy. I'm Wizards, Md.
Nancy and Albert White Adams o
Dover are here visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J
| White.
Charles @. Allen, has purchased {
Ford roadster,
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover, March 9.-The meeting for
completing plans for the permanent
organization OF Dover Y. w. G. A.,
which was to have been held Tuesday
evening. has been deferred until Tues
day evening of next week, owing to
the stormy evening OF last Tuesday.
Reports from the rain and~ wind
storm which passed over Kent county.
late Tuesday afternoon, indicates that
the wind In some sections was terrific
as some Of the reports show that build
ings were moved several inches from
their foundation. while outbuildlngs
were entirely blown over.
Reports received here by the family
of Nathaniel Robinson, the boy who
week ago last night collided with q
lumber wagon while on his motor cy-
Gle, sustaining severe internal and ex-
ternal injuries, show he Ia rapidly Inn
proving and expects TO be able to leave
| the hospital In week or two.
At a business meeting of the Kent
county executive committee of the
Farm Bureau, held here yesterday
the proposition of buying fertilizers
this year on the cooperative plan
was discussed. One Of the truck croI
projects to be followed this year vii
be Introduction OF certified seed 20.
tatoes from New York and New Jer.
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Miss Margaret Swain. who IL we'll
known here.
Ms. II. o. Trioe and daughter,
Elizabeth. were In Wilmington the
FIRST Of tho weck on = shopping trip.
They wcrc accompanied by Mrs.
James b. Thompson, Jr.. Of Clayton,
formerly OF ssaford.
stein 4 CO., are having their store
property on High street decorated In
tho interior. Arthur HATFIELD being IN
charge OF the work.
The benelt performances In tho New
Theatre. last night for seaford Parent
Teacher Association. had to be called
on because Of the severe rain storm
the Theatre, M well AZ all other places
being put out OF commission by the
impairment of tho electrical plant at
Laurel.
While night Waterman william
Gilbert was making his rounds, a few
nights ago. he noticed two young mon
coming out OF the garage OF Charles
Allen. a seaford travelling salesman
An investigation proved the men had
robbed the automobiles OF Allen and
his son. William. also tobacco sales
man. OF quantity OF tobacco. one
OF tho young men was arrested and
held under 500 bail, but the other ono
escaped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Price are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
OF fine baby boy.
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THE little girl had been troubled
with her bowels since BIRTH" Mr.. John
con continued. "They would not move
unless forced with oil She got so she
had no appetite, was very pale and
slender, a regular anem,e. She was so
nervous that she could not sit still and
she rolled and tumbled and jerked in
her sleep.
you can see for yourself what a
wonderful change Plant Juice made in
her. She seems like different child.
Her bowels are regular now and she
simply eats like a trooper. Her nerves
are quoted so that she sleeps soundly.
She has color in her cheeks.
Constipation WAS one n my troubles
also. My liver was very inactive and
] had headaches continually. l had nc
ambition whatever and Just dragged
myself TO work. MY stomach was badly
disordered so that ] had 10 be very
careful about what ] ate and couldn't
eat any kind Of greasy foods or desserts.
But / think the worst thing was my
rheumatism. Pains would shoot from my
shoulders 20 my elbows and then bach
again.
plant Juice has changed all OF this
The rheumatic pains have disappeared
NV bowels are regular and my liver anc
kidneys act properly. The headache
ere gone. couldn't sleep much better
than the little girl but now go TO bee
At night and enjoy natural, refreshing
sleep and then wake up in the morning
feeling thoroughly rested"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington a
the Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Marke
ptrect in New Castle by Il. Challenge
4 Son; in Newport by c. b. White; il
Newark by w. +. Brown.
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden, March g.-Professor
Charles S. Conwell OF near town IL
receiving congratulations from his
friends here over the recognition OF
hts talents and abilities which has
given him association with the gov
ernor Of the Federal Reserve Board
and the president of the American
Bankers Association which viii bring
him in close touch with business con-
ditions and prospects In the United
States during 1922.
Mrs. Frank Townsend who has been
spending the winter in New Jersey
with her son. DIR. Norris Townsend,
and at Riverside Drive, New York
City, with her daughter, Mrs. William
| T. Parker, has returned and opened
/ her home, REESE Cottage, in town.
! Monday evening Mrs. William NJ,
/ Evans gave a party at her home, TO
/ the members of the Society Of the
/ Kings Daughters, the usual business
meeting taking place before the SO
cial hour.
The Womens' Foreign Missionary
Society OF the NJ. j. Church was en-
tertained, Tuesday evening. at tho
home OF Mrs. John II. Hinsiey.
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LENES NOTES.

Lewes, March 9.-David Edwards
who has been III is out again.
Charles S. Wolfe Of Philadelphia is
in Lewes for a few days.
William p. Carter has been appoint
ed justice Of the peace. in place OF
Napoleon b. Register, who is now
postmaster.
Mrs. Charles Murphy returned from
Wilmington Wednesday where she
had been spending a few days with
her husband who is on the L. s. s
Iris.
Church VIII give a concert at the
schoolhouse next Wednesday night.
Tuesday night there was heavy
rain storm with high wind.
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ROAD SUPERVISORS.

Georgetown, March s.--Actins
County Engineer Robert Clark Hi
has named the following NJ road super
visors for Sussex county this year:
First representative district--Mark
=. Bennett. Milford; John II. Clendan-
'lel, Lincoln City; Elias Macklin. Ell
lendale: II. Argo. Milford, X. ID.
Second--Abe Richards. Greenwood
Isaac l.. Willin, Bridgeville. X. ID.
Third-Robcrt j. Allen, Seaford
Horace u. fleetwood. Georgetown. II
-.
Fourth--Wllliam w. TIndall, Laurel
II. D.; Reverdy 8. u. Lloyd. Blades
william II. Saunders. laurel. X. d.
Fifth--John ~. Massey. Laurel; Hor-
nee ELLIS, Delmar.
Sixth-David X. Baker, Gumhoroi
John A. Timmons, Dagsboro; Thomas
II. Coffin, Stockley.
Seventh--Robert Quillin, John A
Clogg. Frankford. X. ID.
Eighth-fra Is. Simpler. Lewes, X
D.; Harvey Hastings. Millsboro. r. ID
Ninth Greensbury A. Short. Pete
lN King. Georgetown, X. ID.
Tenth--Jerome G. Phillips. Icwes
r. D.; David Reed Of T.. Milton.
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DRY AMENDMENT FAILS.
Ratification Is Defeated by One yot,
in New Jersey.

Trenton, n. J.. March 9.--Requiring
one vote for its passage. the resolu-
ton by Senator Roberts OF Burlington
for the ratification by New Jersey of
the Federal Prohibition Amendment
adopted by the Senate Monday night
was defeated in the Assembly yester-
day.
But as a missing vote is assured for
the support of the measure. the drys
succeeded in having the resolution
tabled and made a special order OF
business for o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Great opposition, not only among
the Democrats, but also among some
of the Republicans. 10 the ratification
OF the amendment by New Jersey de-
veloped.
The resolution was DEBATED by vote
OF 29 to 81. thirty-one votes being
necessary for its passage. Assembly
man George w. Hobart Of Essex,
leader of the dry delegation and in
PRODUCER of new enforcement bills, had
himself recorded in the negative In
order 10 move for the reconsideration.
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NEWS OF 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Four Generations OF One Family
Voted at Mondays Town
Election in Seaford.
AFFAIRS At THE UNIVERSITY

From Every Evenings CorrtaoondensA
Newark, March so. Gray carter
urcsident OF the senior class. has an
nounced the appointment OF the foi-
lowing committees: Commencement
HOPKINS. Dalmy and DeppQk class
slit. Dantz. Triggs and Twoes trophy
room. IAlley. Wilson and Rothrock
old college bell, w. Smith, ID. Reed and
0ofigon.
The Footllghts Club OF the College
A planning 10 give play probably In
the Opera House shortly after Easter
The Office OF Miss Lena c. Kennedy
secretary OF the General Alumni As
eocia,ion, VIII be located In room IN
Old College formerly occupied by the
American Association OF Engineers
after this week.
Tho Agriculture Club VIII give an
entertainment in Wolf Hall. April Z
20 raise funds with which 10 send
tudglng team TO the next Nauona
Dairy show at ST. Paul. MINI.
To take action on bids recently open
ed for the proposed frat" House &c
be erected on the college campus, the
alumni and active members OF Sigma
Phi Epsilon Fraternity viii hold q
meeting ut the Hotel du Pont tonight
emyth Construction CO.. OF Whining
ton was the lowest bidder at s2I.72o.
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OFFICERS APPOINTED.

Newark, March 9.--Major L. Il. Row
in charge of the Military Department
at Delaware College. University Of
Delaware. has made announcement OF
the permanent officers for this year
of tho II. O. Il. c. battalion. In maxi
ting the selections three factors were
considered Standing in drill regula-
,ions; grace in the first terms work
and grades i'm leadership.
The appointees are; Major. Joseph
u. Harper: captain and adjutant, Da-
vid n. Almond. Jr.:'Captain Company
A. y. II. Deppe. Jr.; Company II. Arley
H. Magee. Jr.: Company c. t. Muncey
Keith: First l.eutenants. John Il. Will
son. Jr.. Melvin Hopkins. Samuel T.
Marooney. II. Robert Challenger, Mil
ton l.. Draper and Thomas j. Nc
Donnell second neutcnants. Albert Il
Ayerst. w. +. Il. Jacobs. Jr, Willard
II. Triggs. Louis T.. Roemer. Robert
J.. Fletcher. Jr.. and Middleton.
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THEY WE'RE AT STAFFORD.

SeNford. March 9.--News was re-
ceived here. yesterday, OF the death
at fredericksburg, Nd. OF Captain l..
MARITIME, u years Of age. He was the
owner OF several thrce-mast schoon-
ers plying the Nanticoke river between
Seaford and distant ports. Two Of his
vessels, the William T. Parker and
William Linthicum, have been tied ur
Mt Scaford docks the past winter.
News was also received OF the death
In Baltimore. OF James A. Wilson
formerly Of this town. Hc was II years
OF age. and before going to Baltimore
to live, several years ago. had resided
In this section all his life. His remains
Will be brought to Seaford for burial
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w. c. r. u. MEETING.

Laurel, March 9.-The w. c. T. u
met at the home of Mrs. y. Clayton
King, on West street. Monday after
noon. Music, readings, recitations and
short lectures featured the afternoons
program, followed by collation..
Those present were: Mesdames, w
Osborne Bennett. William Phillips
Emma Hitch, Ella Wootten, Minnie
Elliott, Charity Smith, Matte Moore
Thomas Records, Rosa Chapman. Emf
~ Adams, Anna Maryil. Minnie Wal
son, Robe Horsey Mollie Wright
Mary Elliott. Eta Nabb, Mary Dick
erson, Jennie Hastings, Clara Marvil
Eta Smith, Ethel Moore. Ralph Klud
DIV
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STOLE 5000 CIGARETTES.

Newark. March 9.-Smolke thieves
have again made their appearance In
Newark. this time entering and rob-
bing the cigarette shelf of the Deer
Park Hotel, James A. Mclielvey pro-
prietor. They gained entrance by
boring "A hole with a brace and bit
over the keyhole of door and then
opening the door.
The thieves took away about 5000
cigarettes, two flashlights. about s.
i'm cash and some stamps.
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ENFORCING AUTO LAWS.

Newark, March 9.-Recently Town
officer Tyrens conducted a crusade
against automobiles for parking on
the wrong side of the street, with the
result that several arrests were made.
1t was also the contention OF the Of
ficer that under the local law cars
must head with the traffic when stop
ping at gasoline stations for gass and
oil.
This has resulted in protests being
made to Council by garage owners
with the result that the officer has
now been notified by Council to allow
machines TO pull up at gasoline sta
lions from any direction when they
only want fuel.
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NEW LOAN NOW OPERATING.

Claymont. March 9.-The first meet
ing OF the newly-organized Delaware
Building Loan Association Of Clay
mont. was held at the Green Lantern,
Claymont. Monday nigNt. The first
series opened March G. and a new
series will open September 6. During
the six months interval. shares may
be taken out In the first series by pay
ing back dues, so that new stock
holders VIII be on the same basis as
charter members.
Shares may be taken at any time
by seeing Treasurer III. ]. Wood OF
Secretary William II. Zecher at Mar
Wood Brothers. Marcus Hook. Pa. OF
Gus Hook National Bank, or at his
home. Franklin avenue, Claymont.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. March "a. J. Taylor.
chief engineer OF the Delaware Auxil-
larry School Association. spent the
first of the week in Seaford, and
while here inspected tho new Negro
school building being erected on the
East side OF town under the superin-
mington.
Mrs. John Z. c. Hill spent several
days this week with Mrs. Fisher al
her country home near Greenwood.
Miss Otis Ellis of West Seaford was
called 10 Washington. ID. C. this week
by the serious illness OF her niece,
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At Nsiford, II snakIng preparations for
an entertainment which they ~ will
far excel those previously given. n
will In held on April s and ladies and
friends Of the members will be In
yitsd to attend. No expen~s viii DO
spared and tho talent occurred fer the
evening will cost over $1,000.
This Forest has 1,st0 members from
all parts OF the two lower counties.
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FATHER RELATES
WONDERFUL STORY
Tells How Plant. Juice Re-
lived Little Girl of Severe
Bowel Trouble.

"Plant Juice has not only done Won
ders for my little 6-year-old girl but also
has relieved me of rheumatism and
stomach trouble with which ! was SUI
fering severely" said Mr. Ivan johnson,
OF Camp Hill, Pa, in recent interviw
with the Plant Juice Man who spent
several months In Wilmington intro
ducing and explaining his remedy to
the local public not long ago.
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WANT PASTOR RETURNED.

Milford, March g.-At a large mem
hershlp meeting of the Methodist
Protestant Church of Milford, Tues
day night. the Rev. c. Il. Dryden. pas
tor. was unanimously asked to return
for another year. Many complimentary
things were said concerning Mr.. Dry
den's work in Milford.
w s Richnrdsnn ,Nna olnt,tcd dole.
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WIRING FOR POWER.

Milford, March e-MiNord Electric
Light and Water Commission 10 run
ming, this week. three primary wires
from the power plant to tho Milford
railroad statiou. A current 81 1900
voltage will pass over these wires.
These wires will be used az feed wires
for the Caulk dental plant. where
motors will use the day current for
power.
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succEEDs DKrosED cLrax.

Georgetown. March s.Ralph Ia
Swain. son Of Uriah Swain, North
Bedford street. this city. has been
chosen by the Sussex County Levy
Court M clerk In tho Office Of tho sus-
sex County Highway Department.
succeeding Harry j. Aks who was dis
missed by tho Levy Court on January
IL without being given a reason for
the dismissal.
Mr.. Swain II graduate Of tho George
town high school. class OF 1920. and
Of Goldey College, Wilmington, class
OF 1921.