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STATE TEACHERS MEET
IN DOVER NOVEMBER 9
Special Aim Is to Promote Vo-
catlonal Education in
Delaware.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Oct 2b.--An interesting
program has been arranged by the
vocational section Of the Delaware
State Teachers Association for the
meeting TO be held at Dover on No
vember 3. The principal address will
be made by DR. l.. II. Dennis of the
Pennsylvania State Department OF
Public Instruction, Harrisburg, and
Nuss Adelaide Baylor, OF the Federal
Board for Vocational Education
WASHINGTON.
This section OF tho Teachers Asro-
odation was formed a year ago TO
way possible and 10 make possible
better cooperation with other
agencies for the Advancement Of vo-
oationsl education. Tho officers of
the section are: President. Professor
r.. w. Helm. State Director Of Vo-
catonal Education; vice-president.
Miss Elizabeth Houston, Of Middle
town: secretary and treasurer r. l.,
Jacobs, OF the Wilmington High
School; executive committee. L. c,
Armstrong. Wilmington: Miss Eliza
beth Amery and A r. Anderson.
Professor Helm will preside at the
Dover meeting. Dr. Dennis subject
will be The States responsibility for
a complete educational program" and
the subject OF Miss Baylor will bt
The future vocational education.
There VIII also be addresses by Mr.
Armstrong. Miss Amery and Mr.. An
dcrson.
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KENT POLL LIST PRUNED.

Dover. Oct. 25.-The following color
- voters In court hero yesterday were
crier-d stricken from the registration
books OF the district In which they had
registered; Second and tho Fifth. Do
ver. by Resident Associate Judge IIar-
rington: Elsie Waters. Lille Rock,
George + Reed. Nathan Casson. Ida
PARKER. Tho names 80 stricken or
we're on agreement OF counsel for the
revpective political parties. inability 20
read tho constitution was tho reason
assigned The names Of Ida Sorden
and Stopel :. Anderson. both colorcd.
were ordered kept on. both being able
e. meet the constitutional require
pnen,s
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STREET LIGHTS IN
RICHARDSON PARK

Richardson, Park. Oct 25-Contrao-
tors yesterday Installed the frst street
lights IN Elmhurst for the women's
Civics Club. The club has arranged
to have Is lights installed
The committee arranging for the
mass meeting tomorrow night IN the
NJ K. Church 10 protest against pres
ent school conditions have completed
all arrsngements
Mrs. William II. Watson. chairman
OF the ways and means committee Of
the Women's Civics Club has ARRANGED
for a card party in the Community
Building tomorrow night
The Winona Camp Fire Girls have
arranged for a masquerade dance al
the Masonic Hall. Newport for next
Tuesday night
Members Of the Philathea Bible
Class met at the home OF Mrs. J.
Henderson Smith. last night. II was
reported that the rummage sale held
several weeks ago netted SAL. The
next meeting will be held at the home
f Mrs Agnes McMullin.
Word has been received here tha,
Guy Harlan. former resident who
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CLAYMONT NEWS.

Caywont, Oct 25.-The Ladies' AID
Society OF the Clayinont NJ p. Church
VII serve a chicken patty supper IN
she Sunday school room tomorrow
evening The third quarterly con-
ference was held az the NJ z. Church
Monday evening. Important ouri-
ness was transacted
Mas May Wheeler 10 spending
Aome time st Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. George Eastourn entertained
. week -enc party or friends from
parkesburg. Pa.
Mrs John Seace has returned 20
her home In worthland. after spend
Ing the past week IN Coatesville. Pa.
Mrs- Charles Jones. OF Coatesville.
Pa. 10 being entertained by her
lAugh,er, Mrs. Arthur White
N!ss Amy Casey. Manor avenue. hae
beer absent from the drafting room
o. Worth Steel Co.. on account OF
sickness.
Mrs. Warren Young 10 confined 70
tho house with grip.
Mrs. Clarence PofY 70 or the SICK lis,
Maynard II. Carter. graduate o.
OsiS~Ars uniyssAy. class az. has
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NOTES OF ST. GEORGIA.

ST. Georges. oct. 25.-The Home and
School Association meeting which was
Hchedulei for last night has been post
count OF tho illness Of Mrs. Herbert
Gibbons. chairman OF the association.
The postponed meeting will ne held AZ
40 In Snedeker and Testers Hall and
IN conjunction with 1t a Halloween
party VIII be held.
Tho sixth grade of the local school
IN planning TO stage Halloween play
In tho schoochouse in tho near future
Tho proceeds Will be used TO pu,chast
new song boolos for uss IN the daily
school assembly.
II. X. Schick has rented ms cottage
along the canal near Lorew-cod CROW
20 Y. J. Davis OF Wilmington, who
plans to remodel 81 and IA 4 up as q
hunting and fishing lodxA H.s aesss
IS for Swear period.
a meeting OF the local W. c. r. {
was held last night at the home O,
Mrs. J. II. 8. Gam. Mrs William
Shinery and Mrs. J. II. s. Gam were
elected as Delegates 70 attend the
World and National Convention which
Will be held IN Philadelphia from No.
venlber II 10 IS.
The regular monthly meeting Of IN,
official board OF the NJ. r. Church VII
be held after prayermeeting on Fr1dn,
nieht.
Rev. Dsrrickson OF OdcsA, . re
tired Methodist preacher. occupied tn,
local pupil; OF the NJ E. Church O,
Sunday night while the pastor, Rev. J
c. Mccoy. was conducting Rally Da,
services At Summit Bridge.
The new roadway through here we.
formally opened 10 trafio yesterds,
and AL barriers removed from tn
road. Sections OF the road havc bee,
I used for some time
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wae stntcd in error. Although some
OF the smaller country schools nave
been closed In certain parts OF the
State and tho Children sent to the
larger centers where new, larger and
better equipped schools have been
Quilt. this has NOT been done In this
vicinity. The local schools have more
pupils than ever before bccauee OF the
addition OF twelfth grade In tho High
School this year and TO a greatly in
creascd attendance OF local children
In the primary department ana the
flrst grade.
George w. Clark. local ice and coal
dealer, has an interesting pohlcal
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Party In Honor Of Miss Gwynn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Perry Of 60a
Concord avenue. gave Halloween
party last Friday evening in honor Of
their niece. Miss Ruth n. Gwynn. The
evening was spent I'm playing games.
Those present were Blanche Hobbs.
Margaret Middleton. Estell Towers,
Nema Towers. Sarah Goldstein. Edith
Hsmann. Ruth Gwynn, John Smith,
Richard Hahn, Warren Handy. Lyn-
ton Howett. Frank swezey. Mr.. and
Mira. George Gwynn. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Murray and George Turner,
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RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheu matte
Poison Star t. to Leave the Syste m
Within Twenty -four Hopra.

Every Druggist 10 this county 10 author
lied 70 say TO every rheumatic sufferer
that II a full pint bottle OF Allenrhu. the
sure conQueror of rheumatism, does not
show the way TO stop the agony. reduce
swollen joints and do away With even the
snghtes twinge OF rheumatic pain. he VIII
gladly return your money without oom-
ment
Allenrhu has been tried and tested for
years. and really marvellous results hAvS
been accomplished In the most severe cases
and piteous and where the patient vas
helpless
Mr.. James II. Allcn. OF Rochester, y. y,
the .discovorer OF Allcnrhu. who for many
mAtsm. dedros I'll sufferers to know that
he does not want . cont OF anyone Q
money unlsss Allenrhu dsc1d vSly oonquers
structcd druSsists 70 9usrautoe Il - 1boyu
in every iaStauos. n. B. Danforsh oen
supply you.
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OF 1880 by his father. the late Phiifp
H. Clark, who wac the Ropublican
candidate for sheriff Of New Castle
county. The card 10 about 3 inches
wide and an inch deep and bears Mr..
Clark's name engraved in IN" center
and the Office for which he was a
candidate. Engraved all around tho
edge are flowers end wreatbs ana 1t
resembles more n Christmas or birth
day card than a political card.
Harry g. Webb. local coal dealer.
vas in Philadelphia Monday. making
arrangements for an additional sup
ply Of coal TO be shipped hsse.
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RFPVBIICAN MEETING
IN sRAFoRp

Seaford. Oct. 25.-Colonel Guy d
Goff. assistant attorney general. L.
6 Senator T. Coleman du Pont. Con
eressman Caleb r Layton and Hon
Thomas W. Miller Will address Re-
publican mass meeting in the New
Theatre. here. Friday night. A movie.
when Dreams Come True" showing
Delawnre's state highway system. Will
be shown in connection with the meet
ing
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MarkeIl-Rommel Marriage.

A marriage OF interest which has
just recently been announced ie that
of MiAe Elizabeth Virginia Rommel,
daughter Of Mrs. John A Rommel. and
George Harris Markell. which took
place on Saturday. September 8. Mr..
and Mrs. Markell are now on an ex-
tended wedding trip. On their return
they Will reside ;n this city. Mr.. Mar
kell Is vice president and general
manager OF the Hercules Powder Co.
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A cousticon In Second baptist Church.

Tho Mlypah Circle OF the Kings
Daughters OF the Second Baptist
Church are having an acoustioon in
stalled In tho church for tho benefit
OF those attending the scrv1oos who
may be deaf. The members of the
Circle will give n rummage sale on
Friday. tho proceeds OF which will be
devoted to tho purchase OF the in
strument. Any ono having articles 20
contribute are asked TO call Mrs.
Charles Edwards. phone Ss94-J. or
Miss Laura Muhlhausen. phone 2704-J.
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taken examinations at Fort du Pont
and Will enter the officers corps OF
the ". s. army.
Walter c. Kennedy 10 entertaining
his parents, OF New Brighton, Pa.
The Epworth I-eaguo OF the M. u.
Church held a meetingeNon Friday
evening at tho homo OF Mrs. j. N.
Lewis. A musical and literary pro-
gram was given and refreshments
were served by the hostess.
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LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register OF Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters as follows:
Adrus stration-On the estate of
James B. Elliott TO Martha j. WEIGH;
d. b. Il. G. ( g.. estates OF James III
lott to Martha J. Welch.
Teetamentary-On the estate Of VII
liam r. Chamberlain 20 Margaret n.
Chamberlain
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MILFORD AND VICINITY.

Milford. Oct. 2b.-A mysterious dis
ease Is proving fatal to swine In the
vicinity OF Milford. Many hogs have
been inoculated for cholera. although
they do not exhibit symptoms OF that
malady. A Federal veterinarian VIII
inspect several herds today, and af-
fected animals may be sent to Fed
eral laboratory.
The Kent and Sussex Grange Fair
win be held in the Milford Armory
Friday and Saturday. poultry dis
play will feature the fair. Many en-
tries have been made. and numerous
premiums Will be awarded.
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DOVER MINISTER HONORED.

Dover. oct. 25-At the opening 81
,ho auadrennlal American Christian
Convention OF the Christian denomi-
nation IN the United States and
Canada. IN session at burlington. y.
G.. the convention sermon was preach
cd by liev Roy G. Helfenstein u. u,
pastor W Peoples Christian Church.
Dover,
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Holy Name TO Attend Funeral.

The Holy Name Society Of The Ca
thedral will meet al the Cathedral to-
night and march to the residence of
Patrick Gildea, Of 400 Washington
street, a deceased member OF the SO
c!ety. where they will view the body.
The eoclety will also attend the funeral
tomorrow morning there Will be
solemn requiem mass at the Cathe-
Idral. at $50 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

WAS stationed In Panama with United
States soldiers has been removed to
tho Walter Reed Hospital Washing
ton, ID. G. He was stricken with ap-
penMcitis while in tho Canal Zone.
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Have your. CLASSIFIED ad where 50,-
600 readers see II daily. Call 2200-
ask for ad taker---Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14

son Glen from Harvey. Ill, was at
the Myiel Pierce home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Walters were in
Gary last Wednesday
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. G. Woods fdom Tormoso, Kan.
that they arrived all right and was
going on a weeks motor trip and
having a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Loyce enter
tanned friends from Chicago last
Thursday.
There Will be some changes made
in Merrillville in degard to renters
in the near future.
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STILL AFTER
DAUGHERTY

CANTON. Ohio. Oct. 1.-THE Ohio
federation OF labor here today, unan-
imously adopted a resolution calling
upon congress to impeach Attorney
General Harry NJ. Daugherty in con
nection with the sweepin ginjunction
granted against striking shopmen by
United States District Judge James
H Wilkerson. of Chicago. the fedora
ton also asked that the action of
Judge wilkerson in granting Of the
Injunction be probed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14

steady to strong; bulk mixed and
packing grades. 715 to s25i bulls med.
and light. $50 to s75i bulk, 725 to
s75l top $50.
CATTLE-Receipts, 100; market
compared with a week ago. mostly
so lower; corn feds strong; bulls and
veals. % to so lower; stockers and
feeders, 30 to 90 lower
sHEEP-Receipts, none market as
compared with week ago. lambs 90
higher; sheep and yearlings, rs high
err; feeders, 40 to 30 higher.
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Everett Burge has bought the old
Zuvers homestead and expect to re-
model or rebuild 1t IN the future.
Some of the ladies are planning
on attending the omen's meeting at
the Gary librady next Saturday at
200 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Adler are
moving into Mrs. ierce's house va
Gated by Mr.. Bellhouer.
Charley King expects to bring
his mother and sisteds here from
Topeka. Ind. and they expect to
live in the NJ. H. Pierce house va
Gated by the Adlers
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EAST ST. LOUIS

CATTLE-Receipts. 1900; market
steady: native beef steers. 77s q 1905
yearling steers and heifers, e75Q
1900: cows, 3o0967s. stockers and
feeders 40e@725; calves, 1000 400;
Gamers and cutters. 25eq $50
HOGS-Receits, assoc; market Is 10
to Is higher: mixed and butchers,
94o9s5o; good heavies. e4oGs5o;
reughs 75e9 SOC: lights, 454955:
igs, s25 a csc: bulk. 940 q $50.
SHEEP-Receits, -; market NOM
inal; mutton ewes. 400 q 500. lambs,
1900 a 1850: Gamers and choppers.
100 a 500
SOUTH OMAHA
H0GS-ReceiptS> 1000 market Is
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

BUTTER Receipts 7,1i7 tubs.
Creamery extra z3i4c; extra frsts
ssls a s2c; iirsts asa ds7lsc; pack
ing stock zs5s Ge7kc,
EGGS-Receipts 1854 cases, Mis-
cellaneous 2s0 soc; ordinary firsts
ESQ 2scs frsts 21Q35c; extra CSC
POTATOES Receipts 70 cars,
Wis. round white sI41.is cwt.
Minn, sacked sl01.1o cwt., Red
Rivers sacked sl.es G1.2e cwt.
vEAL@se to so lbs, 10G11e; 10
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Hoes-Receipts, 4.ooo;market /
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Dyer Civics Club was well attend
ed.
Mrs. Mary schaller will .anter-
tain the w. c. o. F. social at her
home on Thursday evening, OCTOBER
18th.
Timothy schick left today to
spend the week end with his parents
at Lafayette. 4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Hoffman left
tonight for Des Moines, IoIa, to
visit their daughter Julia.
Mr.. Henry Meyer and son Gus.
Of Klassville visited with Mr.. and
Mrs c. c Mevedr on Thursday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14
MERRILLVILLE

A NJ. Boyd Is driving g. new APP
person car.
The school will give a Hallow-
zen and box social October 27th.
Tha Chicken supper at Merrill
hall Wednesday evening was well
attended. \ number from Gary
and some from Hobart and Aims
worth was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mds. VIM. Coffee and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14
NOTED AVIATOR
TS KILLED

ST PAUL. MINI. Oct. 13.-Arthur
Costing son of Joseph Costing. CHI
csgo, and noted aviator during the
World War was INSTANTLY killed last
night when the automobile In which
Gosllng and E. r Drake, st. Paul.
turned turtle on a road near Atkin.
Mimi. Casting and Drake were on a
hunting trip when the accident oc-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

HOGS - Receipts 5000, Market
slow, around steady, Bulk ss.f5Q
$40. Top ss.45. Heavyweight 1865
as.4S; medium weight 1926 49.45;
light weight ss.so9a.35; light lights
$s.75Ge; pigs ss.5o@s.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900,
SHEEP-Receipts 1000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

WHEAT--No. 2 red s1.17A. No. 3
red sl.lTs No. 2 hard s1.i4A.
CORNING . mixed 6sls 97o%c;
No. white sen 97oacs No. yell
lowssla @71Ac; No. white 7ocs No
yellow So. 97eMcs No. mixed
ashoi No. 4 white ssAc.
OATS-No. 2 white 4sA 145iscs
No, 3 white 42A 943es No. 4 white
42c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14
Hou to Get
One

JUST call or urite "Man.o-
Doll" Department, Chicago
Herald and Examiner, Room,
207 Hearst Building, .326
West Madison Street. and re-
ceiUe credentials Which uiI
entitfe you to go among your
friends and get eight netD
six-nionth subscriptions to the
Herald and Exonsiner.
You may get 8 new subscrip-
tions to the Daily (onIy)
Herald and Examiner.
OR
You may get 8 neU subscrf1-
lions to the Sunday (onIy)
Herald and Examiner.
Or
You may get part for the
Daily only and part for fhe
Sunday only, but when part
of the subscriptions are for
Sunday only and part for the
Daily only, they must be from
different persons, making 8
neuu subscribers in all.
Just get eight friends 1rho
are NOT receiUing it at their
homes RoU, to haze The Her
aid and Examiner, either
Daily or Sunday, deIiuered by
carrier or mailed 70 their
homes for six months at fhe
regular rate and the dolL is
yours. immediately upon ueri-
fcation of the orders.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14

TO 80 lbs. laDi3c; 90 to 10 lbs. LAG
lee; fancy thick tic; overweight, 1870
to 175 lbs, s@iocA
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DYER

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat Herman was buried on Fri
day morning.
Miss Barbara and Title Scheidt
were Hammond visitors on Fridas
The Minstrel show given -y til
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14
You Dorl't
Have to Live
in Chicago
to Get One

IL makes no difference lOhere
you IiUe-in Chicago, in the
suburbs, in country toWns, cor
on rural route. Any girl,
anywhere, can get one OF
these beautiful "Mor7s0-
Dolls" that waIk and talk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-14

Air. T. J. Tierney is not so well
the last few days,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

THE incest combination sh0e-repaI rinx
business IN the city. with good future.
20l, care Tho Dispatch.
by owner ten years ago and doing am
nual business Of 5000 Latest ma
chinery and fixtures. valued at over 3i2,-
900. Stock invoices for $1,000 eight
employees: located on main business
street Of DHnviile. Va. which, with It's
suburbs. has a population Of over 10000,
ana Is tho business focus of Ave coun.
YES In virginia and two IN North Caro-
INA. Only two other bakeries in town:
t~o-story brick building, t0xS5; leases
Tor t16 per month. Lease can be e1.
tended indefinitely or buiidin. bought
reasonably. Six liying-rooma above:
electricity and gas; sale price. includ .
ing good viii. $4,000. Sold bocaus.
owner is Interested In too much other
business. Address a. d. Luughton. T. o..
BoS ia. Dnnyiiie. Va.
FOR SALE--Gas station. two pumps. con.
crete driveway. wash rack. new. Gail
at n. NJ, Fourteenth Street Auto sun
ply. Fourteenth and Dock (ne1t to Cor.
don Metal Coz.
FOR SALE"-Conf,ctionery store. fully
equipped with modern soda fountain.
located IN best business ton OF pet.ru
burg. VIII sell for cash or on term,
Good fresh stock hand. Address y
o. Box 2s5. PETERSBURG Va.
$500 Tea! estate note. due about nina
months. p~r cent interest. VIII sell
for 1850. Address T.. .. BOX 1925
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-SIaI,

hhi'hr young man with bookkeeping
experience to do auditing work In the
local once OF large concern. Good
opportunity for advancement Stntc
age. experience. salary expected. Repiv
IN own handwriting. Box r III, cor,
Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Studebaker Big Skies,
SeVen-PaSSenger.

on" o: each IN ." a"i .! models Both
81 very 6ond condition. good ,!.cs. -.
PAINTED and ready FOR the road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
USED CARS.

Among others. ~. now have for vou- -,
hp"cii"n IN" following used cars each
or winch represents nm exceptional in.
restinent OF proven worth