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the First National Bank OF Seaford
lis for $3.50 per sharc. and 81 100 worth
OF u. $. Liberty Bonds were sold to
Lorenzo II. Cannon for s1.lob.
Two accidents occurred at tho Sea-
ford Marine Railway last week. Harley
Walker. OF Sharptown, Md. severely
cut his knee cap with an adze, and r..
j. Taylor was struck In the face with
a portion of n wedge which Elijah
Dean was driving In a vessel.
An automobile driven by John Can
non. Negro. of Wilmington. collided
with the car OF James NJ. Andrews, OF
Hurlock Md. the steering gear of the
Wilmington car locking as II was
rounding n corner. Andrews car was
knocked about 20 feet by the collision,
hut escaped with slight damages. n
tire being hursted and tenders bent.
The Wilmington car was more badly
damaged. however. but the occupants
escaped injury.
Captain Thomas Kemp met with a
serious accident while standing In his
wagon at Bells -four mills. Federals-
burg. Md. Captain Kemp was talking
to one OF the mill hands, when his
horse started throwing him out OF the
wagon and breaking his arm in two
places.
The canning house operated by
Brewer n Andrew. at Fredericksburg,
Md. has opened for the season on
beans. furnishing employment TO 100
men and women. The bean crop is
now being hauled 10 the cannery by
farmers, and indications are that II
win he larger than last year. when
beans were packed as late as the
! first of September.
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IEWES PERSONALS.

Levves. July 1O.-Mrs. Amelia Brown
81 Camden. y. ]. has opened her cot
tage on Lewes Beach.
George Kiie Of Philadelphia IS visit
ing James Kelly.
pr. Harry II. Kirkman Of Phila-
delphia motored 10 Lewes foe the
week END.
MIR. and Mrs Alfred Hinckle Of
Philadelphia are visiting Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy Evans Of
Philadelphia are town visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of
Tampa. Fla. who have been in l.cwes
returned home Saturday.
Marshall orion OF Philadelphia has
returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Killum OF Dover is
visiting her brother, Thomas Norman
who Is III.
DIR. William T. Orr. who had been
In Philadelphia, returned Friday
night
Mrs. Howard Il. Anderson was the
cues; OF Mrs Clinton Long, saturday
James Stokes Of Philadelphia. who
was visiting IN Lewes has returned
home
Richard Reese OF Wilmington spent
the week end az his cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Emil Pagden ant
/ Charles Nenginstein, Jr.. who were
visiting their parents. have returned L
Philadelphia
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STATE FEDERATION
ENDS ITS SESSION
Board of Directors Named to
Represent Every Club in
the State.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Rehoboth Beach. July 10.-At the
closing session of the convention IF
the State Federation OF Womens
Clubs. in Rehoboth, on Saturday. a
board OF directors, comprising repre-
sentatives Of each of the clubs af'iliat-
ed with the federation. was elected. as
follows:
Bellefonte Civic Club. Mrs. William
Livermore: Blue Rock Community
Club. Mrs. John kellum: Bridgeville
Tuesday Night Club, Mrs. G. Leon
Cannon; CIaymont Women's Club,
Mrs. T. c. Alexander; Clayton Cen
fury Club. Mrs Harvey Boggs; Della
ware City Century Club. Mrs. r. J.
Whiteman; Delaware Division, In
ternational Sunshine Society, Miss T.
May Bacon; Delmar New Century
Club. Mrs. Arthur II. BrewingtOn
Dover New Century Club. Mrs. 4. II
NanDyke; Elemere Civic Club, Mrs
W. Il. Johnson; FELTON, Avon Club
Mrs. w. Hargadine; Georgetown New
Century Club. Mrs. o. ID. Robinson
Lewes Zwaanendael Club, Mrs. Jacot
Morris: Middletown New Century
Club, Mrs. G. G. Pool; Milford New
Century Club, Mrs. S c. Evans; Mil
ton New Century Club. Mrs. Saraf
Erwin; Newark New Century Club
Mrs. c. o. HoughtOn; New Castle New
Century Club, Miss Bertha Lambson
Newport WCmen's Club, Mrs. W. !.
Duff; RehobOth WOmen's Club, Mrs
John McCabe; Richardson Park Civi,
Club, Mrs. Samuel II. Caussman; Sea
ford Acorn Club, Mrs. w. l.. Longe
dyke; Selbyville Home Makers Club
Mrs. Allison Moore; Smyrna New Cen
fury Club, Miss Emily Spruance
Washington Heights New Centur
Club, Mrs. r. d. Weir vii Nationa
Order Retail Druggists, Mrs. c. +
Young; Wilmington New Centur
Club Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst
Wilmington Section Council of JEWS
Women, Mrs. Henry Jacoby; Wyom
ing Round Table, Mrs. Laura T. Mo
Keown; Garden City Club, Mrs. {
! Wescott; Marshallton Civics Gu
Mrs. l.. y. Guest. Several clubs di
not propose members for election {
, the board today but they will be S,
lected later.
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MIpDLETOwN PERSONALS.

Middlctovn. July l0.-Rev. and Mrs.
r.. W. Caswell are at Ocean Grove,
n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor II. Jones, Of
Philadelphia. have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Edward : Jones.
Mrs Joseph Rhoades Is at Kennedy
willie, Md.
Miss Cecilia Carr OF Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mrs. Esther Hobbs.
Lewis stewart is at Colora, Md.
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Walker Of VIII
nington. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. samuel Price.
Mrs. Victor Cochran. Of Philadel-
rhia, IL guest OF Mrs. Charles Der
riCkson.
Mrs W T Connellee r. entertaining
Miss Laura Cochran. Of Philadelphia.
Miss Agnes johnson, u Milford. has
been visiting Mrs. Ernest Truitt.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton, Md. July lO--warren Rice.
Joseph Glacken and Joseph worrilow,
the Cecil county boys who won the
grand prize cfrered by the United
states Agricultural Department as the
best Judges Of live stock on June.
%. sailed for Europe. on "Wednesday.
The boys. who range from l6 20 Is
years old, received their initial train
,ng from W. c. SnRrr. n former county
agent OF Cecil county. who accom-
Ia MED them across the ocean. They
will try their merits as Judges OF 1--we
stock with the lads OF other countries
before returning home.
The preliminary work u building
. second gigantic dam across the Sus-
qu.hanns river AZ ConOwlngo. for the
purpose of developing electricity.
has been started In the opening OF the
civil engineering headquarters al
aonowingo. The engineers report that
., will take Ave years 60 complete the
work. which will cost over three mill
lion dollars when completed.
Charles Lawson, u guard al the
government reservation at Perry
Y Ntflit NtiAA' WINNIE h'lNSN Aft
Ville-llavre de- Grace bridge was
struck by an automobile and seriously
hurt.
Joseph al. Powell and Miss Ida NJ
button, OF Chariestown. surprised
their friends 10y motoring 20 Bel Air
last week and being married
Jean Lagrange. wanted by the Cecil
county authorities on the charge OF
hlgRmy has been apprehended al
Worcester. Mass
Miss Sarah Ford. OF Washington
has presented the North East fir,
company with a check for 500 90 help
purchase new ire equipment.
Robert G.. Thackery has been elect
ed president of the Cecil county bar
succeeding the late william r. War
burton.
william o. Snyder. Jr., and Mary r
FISCHER. - Wilmington. aud a. VIII
liam zans, Hazleton. Pa. and Blanche
A. pettioord. Wilmington. were mar.
ried in Elkton, Saturday.
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ROBINSON AGAIN
REHOBOTH'S MAYOR
Annual Election, Held on Sat-
urday, Featured by Only
Two Contests.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Rehoboth Beach, July 10.--The an
nual town election OF Rehoboth Beach
was held Saturday afternoon, with no
contests, except for n member of
Council, In which Daniel O. Anderson
of Milford opposed John McCabe OF
Rehoboth Beach. while William s.
Terrell and Henry S. Fraser con
tested for tax collector. In the Coun-
ell fight Anderson was defeated, Me
Cabe Is the station agent for the
Pennsylvania system, lives hero the
year round Mr.. Anderson, who was
a member of last years Council. was
not an active candidate and really
made no effort to he reelected Mr.
Terrell. who has been tax collector for
many years and has many friends.
eIslly defeated MIR. Fraser. The ticket,
as elected, makes DIR. Walter p. Rob
inson, who has made very efficient
offiC ial for the past four years, mayor
OF Rehoboth Beach for his fifth term.
His election was unanimous. Fred a.
Ross Of Wilmington, william r Rett-
house Of Rehoboth Beach and John
MCCabe OF Rehoboth Beach are tho
Councilmen; William S. Terrell, col
lector; II. II. Joseph. assessor; Edward
! s. PettyjOhn. inspector; Il, Fred Hud
son and j. Arthur Downing, judges of
elections and Charles r. Green. Ray
mond e. Wilson and Stephen r. Hud-
son, auditors. The report of the sec-
rotary Of Council, William T. Tappa n
shows the scashore resort 10 he ir
good financial condition. The presen
year shows tho addition OF another
81 900 20 tho reserve fund. makinl
$4,000 the town now has in reserve
for any heavy or immediate drain OF
the treasury. During the year tn
Board OF Public Works has installed
a new fOur-inch water main on Parl
avenue and this year will install a new
main on Oak arenue. william
Downing. chief Of police, who ha
charge Of streets and the town waite
pumping station. has made his do
partment of great use 70 cottagers b
keeping the town In perfect order dur
ing the year. few arrests having bee
made. Several new streets have bee
laid ont and ell Of the present ones pu
in good condition. Chief Downing ha
also instituted weekly collection Z
Z garbage. Tho total amount Of take
collected during the year were owe
$4,000. Rehoboth Beach is CROWN
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MIDDLETOwN NOTES.

Middletown, July 10.-Mrs. Anna
Naudain Cochran died at her home, in
Elwyn. Pa. ON Saturday, after a short
illness. Mrs. Cochran was the widow
OF William II. Cochran and lived here
most of her life. She is survived by
four children, Misses Marian and
Eliza Cochran of Elwyn; John Z. Coch-
ran. Jr., of Middletown and Herman
Cochran OF Philadelphia also one sis
ter. Mrs. Edward Reynolds of Mid
dletown. The funeral services will be
held in st. AMPS Church tomorrow.
William Duffy has purchased a lot
on West Cochran street from Freder-
ick Brady and is preparing to build a
home. 10 be ready for occupancy early
in the fall.
Miss Caroline Fouracre fell Sattr-
day while visiting Miss Georgia Wig
gin. near Townsend. Young people
were playing games and Caroline fell
injuring her head and shoulder.
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York: Mrs G. L. Harmonson. smyrna
and II. u. Boyer. Smyrna.
Or. and Mrs. Lynn Pratt 81 Milford
are spending few days mere az
g1,eAts Of Mrs. Frank l.. Dc Almond.
Wilmington guests AZ Sussex Han
are Mrs. william r. Shane. Gladys CAL
vert and Donald Yost.
Wilmington guests regiBtered ~ Tho
Belhayen are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e..
Tatman. Margaret Tatman. Ruth Tat
man. Helen g. Meyer. y. william ~.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ~. BighOp.
WDmingtonians Al the HeDlopen arc
Mrs. L. g. Refs. Miss Janet ". Refs.
Mr.. and Mrs V. &. WEIGH.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hiilezas q.
Wilmington are spending few days
here.
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NEWS Of THE DAY
THROUGHOUT STATE
Pleasing Features OF the Sum-
NOR School Of University OF
Delaware.

From Every Evenings C"-rcsp"noen,s
Newnrk, July io.--ore ~ the largest
,N,-,ox. thai has ever been In Wolf
Mali. t'uivcrsity of Delaware. attend
a, tho union ~cryices held there last
,ivht under The direction OF the Ser
VIC, citizens of Delaware, 10 was one
a, the .crics OF sunday night proSram@
l,o A, held during the session CT the
GUNNER school.
There wa@ musical program toll
lowed by a sermon by DR.. Aauil'a
wehh. pastor of First ana tcntra'
lpr.sbyterian church, wilmington. Inc
. rr.l concert under the direction OF
William sllvano Thunder, pianist. OF
phlaa.lphis. was especially enjoyable
witt Mrs. Russell King Miller a. con-
,ra,to solois, and Dorothy tombstone
p,.c,.r harpist. and Mr.. Thunder at
the r,nnO. Mr.. Thunder opened the
program with a piano solo. rms Was
followed by the following con'taI'o
sole by Mrs. Miller: II WIZ sing oi
the Great Mercy. Ro~slni 'by the
Waters Of Babylon. Howell; ID Come
io Nv Heart Lord Jesus" Ambrose
The remainder of the musical pro
gram followe: Harp solos by Miss
paselcr. Romance. Faure; 'Bailade'"
iZamara: "Angelu-' Saint -Saens. Con-
,ral,o rolos with harp accompaniment
Lamb OF Cod. Bizet; ITO tie An
/ g-e," Yardo. Harp solos. "Cantlene
Sodcro: IA Fontaine." label
Tho invocation was by Rev H.
Everett Mailman. pastor ~ the New
ark Presbyterian Church. Tho sermon
wss preached by DIR. Webb and two
HYMNS we're sung by the audience
with Miss Nellie Wilson ~ accom-
PIANIST.
one OF the most interesting lectures
of The summer school series VIII he DC
,ei er-i BY DR.. Newell Dwight Hillis'
pastor OF Plymouth church. BROOKLYN
tonight IA Wolf Hail. DIR. Hiilis is one
az the most noted pulpit orators and
lecturers az the country and another
record crowd is expected tonight HIS
subject will he The Ten Comman nd
ments and the Constitution OF the
united states"
ON "Wednesday afternoon the Della
ware Parent Teacher Association viii
hold its annual meeting IN Wolf Hal
and there will be an address by DR.
Florence T.. Hamburger Of Johns Hop
'kins University. Baltimore. There VII
also be a musical program by Mary
Scott Gallery Of kennett Square anc
Elxie Coplsy OF Chester. Pa. This meet
ing will start at . o'clock.
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The trip on the Wilson line bosts
10 Riverview Beach has become very
popular. The boat ride is enjoyabis
and every one who has visited Tho
beach this season has come away de-
lighted. The place has been improved
st great expense and all n the mod
ern park 8museTnents have been added.
IN addition 10 the attractions which
were already there. The salt water
bathing AZ the beach - espeiaily az
tractive. Az matter q fact the beach
IL the nearest point n Wilmington
which can offer salt water bathing.
The Wilson Line service ~ and from
the beach - ezceilent.
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FIVE POINTS FAIR AWARDS.

Richardson Park, July 10.-NTise
Helen NJ. VIOLA ston of Newark was
awarded the automobile donated by
the Five Points 'Civice AssoCia ton at
their carnival on Saturday night. The
award was made in the presence of
1900 people. The only award received
by a resident of this place was that
OF a prize bull calf won by Harry
Hoagland
The machine award was made by
Hazel Taylor and Miss Vera Maxwell
made the award in favor of the local
man.
The attendance at the carnival on
Friday and Saturday nights was a
surprise and when the affair closed
Saturday night. there was nothing left
on the various stands or booths.
X. V. Rudolph. chairman of the en-
tertainment committee, who had
charge of the affair was congratulated
by the members OF the association for
the masterful manner in which he
handled the affair. II was estimated
today that the affair would net the
association about $1,000 which sun
Will he applied 10 the fire apparatu.
fund.
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con siderabiy. Council In contemplating
n number OF very important changes
for the benefit OF all property owners.
A few years ago Rehoboth was
known only 10 summer visitors from
Delaware and Maryland, but at pres
ent their are cottagers and visitors
from all sections. Automobile hc"n-
SEES noted yesterday showed cars from
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York.
Massachusetts, Ohio. West virginia,
Florida. Virginia. Maryland, Della
ware and North Carolina.
Horseback riding liz becoming fash
Ionable here, and the demand Tor
saddle horses has become 80 great
that one enterprising man has open
cd a stable. The fine bride paths
through the pines and along the
beach are unsurpassed for beauty and
good riding.
Large number OF fish are coming In
very close TO the beach. Saturday
number Of fishing steamers were In
very close and made several large
hauls
Captain NJ. r. Leach. retired
sea captain, whose country home Is
at Fairmount. Md. is guest at Sus-
sex Hall, this making tho twentieth
summer that ne has spent at RehobOth
Beach. Captain Leach is one Of the
"old guard" Of this resort and re-
members when lots that are now sell
ing as high as 81 900 could be bought
for $50. Captain Leach early saw
the possibilities at Rehoboth Beach
and bought heavily In lots and has
been selling ever since.
Rev. a. s. Cooper. a priest Of the
Episcopal Church. who was born and
reared at Camden. but who has been
In the missionary field in China for the
past few years. is spending few days
at Rehoboth. Yesterday morning h
preached at All Saints Church Mex
week Rev. Percy Donoghay. Of Middle
town, who has been in charge for tw'
weeks. will leave and REV. Charlie
, Getz Hill of Smyrna Will he here 70
, two weeks. staying at the Colemai
r Clergy House.
Z While the Delaware State Fedora
. ton Of Women's Clubs held It's cor
D vention here, Mayor and Mrs. John :
3 F,skrfdge OF SeafOrd had as their guess
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Stephan. VI
K and Mrs. Ira Wheatley. Mr. and M
v Gusts McINealy. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
!. son Manning and Miss Marion CALI
s way, ell Of SeafOrd
r Mrs. Richard Bond ~ Winlneto
10 entertained Miss Audrey Mitchell. Ne
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STAFFORD PERSONALS.

Searord. July ss~-NIiss Mabel Rod
ney and Miss Elizabeth Waller. OF
Laurel. have been visiting Mrs. W.
!. Hoffman.
Miss Rebecca Messick Of BloSom.
Va. II guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Hollis.
Mr.. and Mrs Truitt are entertain
ins MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Hart, Of
wilmington.
Harvey J. Morgan OF Philadelphia,
has been visiting J. A. Morgan.
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ST. THOMAS BAZAAR AT NEWARK.

Newark. July lO.-Committees or
the Guild Of ST. Thomas Episcopal
church are making final arrange
ments for the street dance and bazaar
10 be held Thursday evening on Della
war Avenue I'm front OF the Church
and on the church lawn Much in
tcrest has been aroused I'm this ba-
zaar and record crowd Is expected
Il will he for the benefit of the sunday
school picnic fund. The lawn Will he
attractively decorated and music dur
ing the evening will be furnished by
the Continental band. This Is one of
the first street dances ever held I'm
Newark and this feature Is especially
attracting attention.
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JOHN II. YEARSLEY DEAD.

Port Penn. July 10.-While prepar-
ing 20 accompany his son. Frank. on
A fishing trip 70 Reedy Island, yester-
day, John II. Yearsley. aged - years
dropped dead at the Port Penn wharf.
death resulting from heart disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yearsley celebrated
their golden wedding last month. He
was member Of Old Glory Council.
Ir o. l. a. NJ. of Delaware City, and
the Port Penn L. o. s. A. He is sur
vlvcd by a widow five children, Mrs.
John Collins. Edward Yearsley, Frank
Yearsley and Cora Yearsley, of Port
Penn. and Rufus Yearsley. OF Della
ware CITY. and brother, William
Yearsley. OF Port Penn.
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foreign lands Is years This week Will
be devoted 10 class study in the morn
ings. as we'll as lectures. The, after
Moons will be recreational and In the
evening there will be lectures.
The FIRST Baptist Sunday school will
hold it's annual outing at Augustine
Beach TOMORROW
Miss F'lossie Woody of this town
and Willis Davidson OF Bowers Beach
were married Saturday evening by
REV. II. C. Helfenstein. After the
wedding they were rendered a recep-
tion at the home of the brides parents.
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Two Anfos Danaged In Collision.

a collision III automobiles driven -
and Robert Ferguson. u 1923 West
Seventh street. % Chester. Pa, occurred
yesterday az Fourth and French
streets with slight DANA ges 20 both
cars. Misunderstanding ~ traffic sig
nails Is said 20 have caused tho ac-
cldanf
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BRIDGEyILLE PERSONALS

Bridgeville, July 10.--Miss Mary
Kinder has returned from Ocean City,
y. j.
Miss Adele Gray has returned from
Hartford. Conn.
Mrs. Erasmus Jone. has gone TO
Wilmington To visit her sister. Miss
Miriam Gray.
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hfAtOKD NEWS.

sssford. July i0.-Walter T. Wal
lace. executor o. the estate OF Lewis
" wallace. deoea Sod. sold the estate
saturday. The Wallace property on the
south side ~ High street. containing
rwo store rooms. was sold 10 Ira W.
Whoatlsy for $500 who also pur-
chased the stock OF merchandise In
the store. consisting Of hardware. etc
Cor $4,000. Five shares Of The stock of
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EPwOKTH LEAGUE INSTITUTE.

Dover. July l0.-The Wilmington NJ
r. Conference Epwcrth League Insti-
tute met here in annual session at
Wesley Collegiate Institute. Saturday
evening. with $50 delegates in at
tendance. Yesterday morning in Yves
ley Church. Rev. Clarence True VIII
son OF Washington preached 10 the
delegates. Last evening at Wesley In
stitute. Rev. A. J.. Gray, a returned
missionary from India, spoke on for
eign missions. lie hae been in the
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workhouse Farm Whent Yield,

Six hundred ard one bushels Of
wheat were threshed from the 16-acre
farm adjoining tho workhOuse. on
Saturday. being an average of SO
bushels to the acre. The yield on the
upper farm is good also. but as the
wheat has not been threshed there.
the result is not yet known.
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Ray Goes on His Own Bond.

Halleck S. Ray. charged in City
Court this morning with n breach of
the peace, was allowed to sign a peace
bond for his good behavior. He was
ordered To report 10 the court on July
20, The defendant was arrested last
saturday night on his wife's complaint