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special duty with tho Quartermaster.
Captain Hurry n. Vaughan. Corps
Of Engineers. has boon detailed as
". j.
Private Specialist Walter H. Monk.
Headquarters and Service Company.
has heen promoted 10 tho grade Of
Corporal.
Private Earnest r. Gallant. having
enlisted In Msine for duty with the
First Engineers. has reported 10 this
station. He has been assigned to Com
pany ". Private Gallant WINS ono of
the first nifty Thousand Canadian
Soldiers TO leave Canada for service
I'm France during the World War.
Private John l.. Mullisan, Ueadauar-
ters and Service Company, has been
promoted to the grade ~ Corporal.
Private Edmond A. Pittet. OF Albany.
New York. having enlisted for duty
with the First Engineers. has arrived
at this station and assigned Co Com
pany II.
Private Ralph ". Cabrera. Company
| y, has been honorahly discharged
from the service after tho completion
of n three-year enlistment period. Mr.
Cabrera will return 20 Gahucoa. Porto
Rico. West Indies. where he will make
hia home with his parents.
Private Richard Dillon. Company
| ~, has been transferred I'm hls grade
to Fort Jay, N. V. lilo viii remain on
temporary detached service with the
First Engineers At this station.
stan Sergeant George ". Hamilton
Company ", has been relieved from
Assignment 10 that organization and
attained TO same for duty.
Private first class specialist nth class
Walter &. Douglas. Ouartermas'er DE
tachment, has returned To this station
for duty after spending i5-day fur
Tough with relatives NJ pit,sburp, Ia
First Sergeant Walter s.. Steven
son, Company ", has returned 10 hi
organization for duty after spending
= 3o-day furlough with his mother a
Detroit, Mich.
Corporal Daniel 8 Bes,or. Com
, pany G, r. confined 10 his quarters oi
lacCount Of sickness.
| Private Gust Flinko. Company
has returned 20 his organization fo
lduty after spending Today furlougl
, visiting friends NJ Philadelphia, Pa.
Private Joseph ". Larson, Head
q, quarters Detachment. 18th Field Ar
( iillery. Fort Mver. Va. has been place
on detached service with Company Y
at this station.
a, Private Alexander Drnr. having On
=, listed NJ Fort Hamilton. n. Y. ia
81 duty with ,he First Engineers. IN
] reported 20 this station and ass'gne
; 20 Company ~. for duty.
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Science Of Gland Therspy Re,issewu
badness. New Treat ment Re-
stores Health and Growth.

Raldness IN both men and women 10
now generally asCrined by scientists n
Detective funrr iOning ~ endocrfue glands.
Hair growth Isl dependent upon the 90
cretions of these giands-these secretions
making possible the assimilation 81 thoss
clements iu tine blood which are vital 20
q luxurious growth 81 hair.
Vow 10 is possible for any bald person
through the discovery 81 r. r.. Alcysnt
der nationally known scientist. DR.
Alexander, farOueh the concentration u
glands. can supply be deiiriency n
gland secretion and produce fun growth
~ hair.
This discovery may no easily used In
the privacy ~ your own home. NfthIn
few weeks YOU viii notice new. vigorous
hair beginning to come IN and Win this
growth you can gradually restore your
hair 90 its former bright. healthy color.
so confident is DR. Alexander that you
can he relieved Of the cBharrassment ~
badness and regain me normal hair
growth by this method that be offers -
send fun 500 treatment on FREQ trial %
anyone who viii write Tor IT, 80 10 ac-
cnrding 90 directions. and II az the end
u a month you do not find Your hsir
returning with all its former Ve0rs ne
treatment does not cost a crnt-
SEND NO MONEY-Iust your> name
and address 20 Alexander Lanf/atories.
ga Gateway station, Kansas City, No.
and this treatment VII 10 mailed AZ
once ia plain wrapper When 30 arrives
pay the postman only 500 and post.
age. Try 10 according 90 directions ant
II ut the end ~ month you ara not fnors
than satisfied with results. your money
viii be- refunded az onfa big kansas
City bank guarantees thai Dr. Aioxauder
| Is reliable and holds al Old cash as a guar
antce 20 return your nlpney II y1u wish.
Don't suffer the aItharrassmeuf on
/ badness give tho treslf ment a trial Ga
this liberal offer
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MrppLETOwN AFFAIRS.

Middletown, Ian. ia-Nr. end Mrs
Burton @ Smith have sold the Md
dlotown Hotel ~ Daniel W. Stevens
and James Everett Walls. ~ 10 now
tenanted bv John Wright,
The Queen Esther circle NJ Bethesda
NJ r Church were entertained ~ the
home ~ Mrs Ernest a 1sriitt Tues
day evening Reports were given ~
the Christmas work done by the
Circle and ~ the flowers and boxes
sent 80 shut-ius " was decided 20
hold q hake january -. Those pres
ont were Mrs w r pearce. Ir. Mse
Harry Culver. Nrs Harry Daniels.
Mrs Caraon Eeselkeu. Mrs Miller
Reed. Mvs George Grassland. Mrs
Ernest Trultt. Alma Whitiocb, Mary
Melvin, Lena Weber. Mary Culver,
Catherine Conley. Ruby whltlcch,
Virginia Hopkins. Catherine Hopkins
Lulu Hu~reu. Harriet Black. Anna
Denny. Esther Byrpe~. Emily Alice,
Marian pindes, Catherine Fir. Elisa
beth Thomas. Sarah Rates. Louise
Wilson. Helen ks'es and Mary Hyn-
SON.
Mrs Mary \ S,av diel at the home
" her brother. Henry Calvin The
funeral vus held Yesterday. with Rev
T.. w Mcdowell officiating Inter.
mont wac At Galana. MD
Tho Municipal Hand hsa appointed
tho following committees. Clinton
Jols Harris Bcrkman and sidney
Raker 10 coll ton Of coal Royd
1'hsntou. Miller Reed and Thcodor,
Whltlock. Jr. 60 arrange for bake
January 20 Tho Volunteer Hoe. GO
has authorized tho hand go use tn,
hose house FOR meetings and reheareal
The womsn'a Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies were entertained
Monday evening NJ the homo ~ Mrs
/ Wilbur n Jump.
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NUTRITION PROGRAM
ATTRACTING COMMENT
Delaware Apparently Leads in
Meeting Nourishment Prob
lem in Schools.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Jan. ta--Miss Kathryn v.
Woods 81 the oxetenslon department
.of tho University ~ Delaware who IL
chairman % tho state nutrition pro
gram. eays the project r. attracting
much more attention and IN receiving
more general help than 6as anticipat-
ed Inquiries are being received
from organizations I'm n number ~
stntes for Information ~ 20 how ~
ls carried out.
John lsaacs 81 Prime Hook Neck
school district - donating four quarts
NJ milk a day IN order that the chill
dren IN his school nay have hot
nourlshinR food NJ noon. Similar In
tereet r. being shown elsewhere.
Miss BarEer. tho rural supervisur
says they are serving hot lunches in
many OF tho Fclruols When this has
been continued for "A year, ehe says,
marked Improvement shows not only
IN tho weight but IN tho faces n tho
children
/ From Texas University came this
statement: we understand that Della
ware agencies have united on a state
nutrition program. We would much
appreciate any information regarding
your plan that You can give ne"
A Michigan organization wrote ~
follwos: ~ hae coma 20 our notice
that n vigorous movement ls develop
ing In Delaware 20 combat tho under
nourishment problem This move
ment ia a thoroughly good ono. =
would 10 n matter ~ considerable
satlsfactlon - us II you would keer
~ posted m 20 developments"
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subject will bc PERSONALLY Conducted
Travel In India" At 7.30 Rev. Mccoy
will preach on the subject. The
OF Revelation"
At Summit Bridge. Sunday School
will bc held Mt 1.30. followed with
preaching Mt 2.30. by Rev. ]. c. Nc
Coy. Subject. "Thc Heavenly Man
sion
Monday evening In the Methodist
Church. tho he Moss Concert Troupe
will give an entertainment under tho
auspices Of tho Ladies Aid Society ~
the church. The troupe consists OF
Henry 4. Do Moss, manager. George
DE Moss. cellist; Aurelia DE Moss,
double bass: Ebert DE Moss, violin !;
Homer Do Moss. flute. and Grace
Thomas Bloxham. piano. The latter
two are tho third generation Of this
family Of entertainers.
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RICHARDSON PARK
ENTERS A PROTEST
Against the Contemplated Hour
Parking Limit in Wilmington
Business District.

Special corresponasrca Every Evening.
Richardson Park. jim. fs--preterf-
ing against the PROPOSED one hour
parking ordnance of the Street ara
Sewer Deparimen M W iminr,on. on
the grounds that u dtf cause ircsn.
venience % AUTOMOBILE Cwnera doinx
btei ness IN the haaht ~ me city.
members ~ the Five Aoints Civlcs As
sociation. % n meeting lhst night. d.
cidpd 10 have a committee profes.
against the measure A. the next meet u
Ing ~ the Street ana Sewer Director.
IN entering their protest the suhur-
banites contend that tho compui-
sury parking of cars wet ~ Orange
street Will cause many women shop.
pers motoring to walk q cons'derabis
distance with their purchases. ina
committee that viii appear before ths
city department vii also appear- hs.
fore the rhambcr - Commerce ard
enter a protest
The committee % whom the mater
was referred consists ~ " y pasr-.
Samuel N. Caufmnn, ST.. George r.
Stewart. =. Henderson Smith ard
George @. Hughes. f,
Tho question of requorung tho r'a-.
ing or additional trolley cars ON I'D
E'rhardsru Park Line ~ fhe WI
mIngton and Philadelphia TrarH,,
Company was discussed a. me n.-..
ing T. was explained that during Tho
rush hours. between and O'Clock
in tho evenings standing rom ts ~
p premium on this line. The matter
~7s referred n a committee which
wii confer with the Traction Company
officials
The association went on rroord .
f7rofinR tho enactment ~ a law hv
. tho General Assembly allowing Tor ~
return ~ oue-f0urfh ~ ~ road taxes
collected In unincorporated comuuri-
tics. the same % De- expended IN stree.
improvements en- those districts BY tho
Hwy Court The measure WIN IA
+ presented 70 tho Legislature ~ ne
. legislative committee.
Tho annual election n officers fo-
Tho association resulted AZ follows.
! william n. SEWER. president: Ciareres
Wickersham. president: Fred
G7s7ert, secretary. Clarence p. Jones
financial secretary. ard y. henderson
smith. treasurer. John " Jo~din. 81,
retiring chairman 30 tho fire commit
toe AND chief ~ th- fire feStirr de.
par'wort ~ tho association. vas 20
appointed 81 that position for m.
, Third term.
tn" Five Po'n's hall team. whiel
played I'M the County League is~
year. VIII Do ropresentfd I'm the SAN,
. league This year. the ball COMMITTEE,
being instructed ~ attend the nsx
3D. meeting p the leag7Io
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T.. ALBERT JACoUOTT DEAD.

ST Georges. Jan. ia-r. Albert
Jarduoi,. about 20 years old. died nj
the Delaware Hospital. Wilmington.
Yesterday afternoon. about o'clock.
lie was taken to tho hospital ThurH-
day ana was operated upon FOR cancer
Yesterday at o'clock. \ few hours
after the operation he suffered a re-
lapse and died
Mr.. Jacquoit had been resident
W ~. Georges for only n few years.
having moved from l<irkwood, where
he lived about 10 years lie waR a
Fronchman by birth and conducted a
harness repair shop here until a
short time ago. when he began 90
make preparations 60 ren out and e.
% Chicago 10 live with a aon His wife
and ono son survive him
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ON HONOR ROLL At
DELAWARE CITY

Delaware City. Jan. 13.-The. fol-
lowing pupils OF the local school have
been placed on the honor roll for the
month of December for attaining n
general average pbove rs per cent.
They are listed IN their standing I'm
the class.
Twelfth-Ruth Morrison, Mary
Rash. Mildred Davidson. Myrtle
Yearslcy.
Mildred Netsch. Evelyn
Blalock. Kathryn Roberts. Katie Cnd-
erwood. Margaret Walters.
Tenth-Ncille Carrow. George Jes-
ter. Anna Reynolds. Agnes Rash,
Isabelle Mccoy.
Catherine Netsch, Mary
Clark. Katherine Spicer. Dorothy
Stanley. Louise Rose. James Brannon
Eighth-IIazel Dowis. Clarence
Bender. Florence Neary, Madeline
Ellis. John McManus. Dorothy Years
| ley. George Neal
seventh-George Niclde. Robert
Miller. Elizabeth Murphy.
| SiNth-Helen Brannon. Helen Wal
tor. Grace Landers. Estell MAIDEN
Charlotte Armstrong. Fred Render.
rlfth-Ame Mccarthy, Rachae
Cats. Jane Miller. Fred Ponder, Har
~ Morris.
Elizabeth Hustelt. Annie
Netsch. Dorothy Beck. Marion Webb
Aubrey Harris. Evelyn Rudn'ck. Johl
SniCer.
Third William Stickle. Bentric
, Walker. Elsie Murphy. Vera Bryan
Mary Rrannon. Virginia Press.
Secondhand Northrup. janett 10
NcTurk. Helen lea, Alice Downs
George Lusardi
Netsch, Madeline Husfelt. Esthe
Downs. Jack Creedon. Fred Davidson
Daniel Smith.
"Bin" Reybold accompanied Oh
Wilmington High School swimmin
team 20. Philadelphia last night 90 TAX
part in the meet with Girard COLLEGE
At the business meeting of tho Cen
fury Club yesterday afternoon 70 w
voted 10 send n note Of thanks Z
Harry G. Clark and Charles leCkso
for furnishing the lumber and huild
ing and placing the new book shelvc
for the library. II was suggested thu
n class In citizenship be started an
7 that dancing instructions no given IN
children Of tho locality under twelv
Years 81 age who desired 20 rocoiy
them. Neither ~ the suggestions wer
adopted nv the club hut were hel
, under afvisement
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INSTALL LODGE
OFFICERS At DEL. CITY
Inspection OF School Children;
Church Notes and Other
News.
Special Correspondence Every Evenin

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware city. ian - Frederick
n Wilhelme 81 Industry Council. No
.25i IT, .. Y. A NJ 81 New Castle and
Deputy state Councillor. Installed tho
newly elected office'e ~ ora Glory
Council. No ~. ~ meeting ~ enc
lndga hero Thursday night Tho fol
lowing officers. elected two wooks ago
wore installed. Councillor. Graham
Fiddle. vice-councH'or. r A Cufh-
hortson. recording Secretary. A. y
Hope: assistant recording sncro'arv
Irwin Bloch. financial secretary. 4.
w Hope. trea surer. Frank K. Trors
conductor. william Pross. Junior past
councillor. George Pordharn. outside
sentinel. ". Y Money. warden. VIII
liam Givison: inside sentinel. Clement
Fvorts: trustee. George Pordhau :
chaplain. Frank x Irons: representa-
two 70 state council. william Givison:
alternate. George Pordhsn
The local air Scouts held a meeting
last nigh, IN the chapel ~ tho Freshly
terrain Church The naating was %
| a social nature
The Hon John e Higgins. former
lt- s Consul AZ Dundee. Scotland is
} IN New York cry attending his
broiher's birthday anniversary cele-
bration
Niles Alice Val. local child Health
Center nurse. began Yesterday an in-
spcction ~ tho local school children
which will ~ continued during next
week Miss Ina BARNES rurar super
visor Of fho estern section ~ Now
Castle county was visitor at the
school yesterday
The boys 81 nc Manual TRAINING
Department have completed cabinet
which has been placed IN tho office ri
Miss Phyllis Mason. supervising
Principal Another cabinet has beer
begun which will be placed IN N,
llocker-room.
The Rt Rev Phillip Cook. Blshol
LOT tho Diocese u Delaware. will preacl
In Christ Protestant Episcopal Churcl
tomorrow night. Old Glory Council
. ~. 70. Jr. .. a. 4. NJ will attend m
service In a body.
The service IN ST. Paui's r. r
: Church will be held tomorrow morn
Ing n 3 o'clock. In charge ~ Rev. 7.
Doian.
% Rev. l.. W. IAyheid will preach {
the Methodist Church tomorrow d
' 1880 o'clock. on tho subject. "Th
$ study OF Jesus" sunday school a
I l11.45 O'Clock. At 100 Or. r.ayneid vi
preach on tho subject. Thomas N
Doubter"
Morning worship IN tho Presb'
terrain Church will begin az 1913
when Rev. r. 6. Pitzer will preach d
p the subject. The Fullncss Of God
n sunday school az 70 o'clock. tt
- Young Peoples Christian Endeav,
O. service will begin M : o'clock Nj
, william l.. Reybold viii De the leadc
Rev. Pitzer will preach az 7.30 on q
s subject. The Man Who Became som
4, body Elise"
Next Thursday evening AZ z
o'clock a preparatory service viii
held In the church in place Of q
N usual cottage prayer service.
RS Leslie Beck who IS experimenting
construction job At Smyrna FOR q
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To INSPECT SUSSEX ROADS.

Georgetown. Jan. i3.-within few
dava tho County Commissioners will
Wow the road IN Gumhoro hundred
leading from Mission 70 lewes Cross
snaa.. with tho idea 81 taking - over
Cor tho county. \ daily trafpc census
- 90 he taken by tho ferryman at
Woodland for a certain length Of time
IN order that tho commissioners may
knew WHISTLER tho traffic will warrant
from time % time tho expenditure Of
large ~uns % money and the main
tenarce ~ a ferry-man AZ fair rate
- nay.
An inspection - the road leading
IN westerly direction from Cannon
VIII ~ made and this spring 70 r. 10
~ improved. under the direction or
.'.rrn-nis-loner powaen. With shells A
rod ror,h ~ RrideeviIle. passing
through the vicinity ~ Smiths and
Takers orchards viii he inspected To
nns ont what - needed N the way %
repairs
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Thieves Continue to Break Into
Ssaford Homes and Steal
Food From Pantries.

ep~ciai Correspondence Every Evening.
Stafford, Jan. t3.--Thicvcs entered
IA. homo of Colonel james J. Ross
aud tho Governor Roas mansion yes
t.rssry and stole food. Colonel Ross
homo has been robbed four times re-
Gently.
News has been received here Of the
death Of Edwin &. Fields. aged ~
years who died "A few days ago In
baltimore. lie was 81 son OF tho late
MI. and Mrs. Daniel Fields Of Oak
srovc nd served "a clerk Of Caroline
county, Md some years aHo. lie Is
survived hy widow. who was Miss
Anna Watkins 81 fredericksburg. Md.
and two daushters. Mrs. Walter Gar
the az baltimore and Miss Myra
Fields ~ New York. and two sons,
,lauds and Watkins Fields OF Balti-
more. Funeral services were held to-
d,y in Union NJ. v. Church. Federals-
hurg and in,erment was In MI. Pleas
ant cemetery.
Tho Seaford Parent Teacher Assoc
citation will hold n demonstration meet
inr January 30. to which representa-
tivea of the Parent Teacher Associa 81
lions Of tho ncighboring schools have
h.sn invited. The state Association
has SECURED good speaker. Lee
Driver of tho Pennsylvania Depart
u,eni ~ Education. Mrs. john ~
Cissvcr. president ~ tho state Asso-
,,,t,o,. VIII diacuss tho \. r. a. move
msn,
Nrss Es,hcr n Lane, daughter o'
NJ and Mrs. Harry lane Of Federals-
burs. Ma. and Lester r. Wallace of
pridreviile. were married at Sea
ford January g. by Rsv. y. G. Rem
son.
.lisht f,re occurred Thursday
ninht at the home o. Mallard I'M.
uo.tmester J. Emory Wiley hns
Given SO % thu seaford Volunteer
tgre Department for services durine
the past year.
The N,omans club ~ Federalshurg
Nid has contributed 5000 20 thu
ruppcctlve Nurses Home Of th'
rnhridre. Md.. hospital
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Gu,
,,a entertained ny Miss BERTHA Gle
..I the Sorueia by Mrs. J. Harry MI
Nrs. May Kncwtcn has gone to New
RI 90 NEE, her husband. Captain
f'trker n. knowton. commander
100 steamship Arcturus, which ha
lived from South India.
Ianies ". Huston has gone to Key
.urt y. J.. o. reside.
Mr and Mrs. y. J. Allen Of Blt
more were called to seaford this wee'
o., the illness 81 Robert J. Allen.
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CUrsTERTpwN AND VICINITY.

Ches,er,own. MD. Jan. is-fiope
~ Barroli, attorney FOR Charles W.
Bake, the largest creditor 81 James
-. Harris, who recently applied FOR
the benefit Of tho bankruptcy laws,
has filed IN the United States court
I'm Baltimore, exceptions 10 the ap-
pointment Of W. Bradford Copper a.
trustee by sidney T. Townsend, ref
cree IN bankruptcy. Judge Rose has
fsdered tho referee and trustee, with
others. To appear I'm tho United States
District court IN Baltimore. on Thurs
day next, 10 determine thu validity
Of the appointment
The annual banquet and reunion NJ
the Young Mems club Of Christ Meth
odist Protestant Church was held IN
the lecture room OF tho church lac,
night
Fine farm lands IN Kent, Queen
Anne and Caroline counties, valued ~
stS7 600. owned by the late Joseph y
tleorse, ~ Queen Anne county, wore
partiiioned among the heirs repre-
scented nv Mrs. John George, widow NJ
the ,as,ator's con, John ". George. NJ
nne time the leader ~ tho Democratic
rarty IN Queen Anne county. Dudley
/ g Roo and MIS- James Merrick.
John Jones. spu Of Row. and MIS-
Omar v. Jones. while PLAYING basket.
bali ~ Washington College one DAY
/ last week. fell and broke his righ
arm
pr. = p franklin. state Healu
phvslrinn for this county. has gone
10 tho Nursery and Chlld's Hospital
baltimore. for n special course durinf
/ he winter.
\ ,ecent survey ~ tho attendant
~ the public schools In the county
shows that only al per cent ~ th'
total enrolment ~ pupils ~ 1871
were present every dav during tn
month of December. while III DO
cen, or 9e1 were absent ono day n
tho month.
y A. Jones has heen appointed ser
ton Of stiil Pond Methodist Episcopa
Church 80 succeed the late John N
kinsay. who was sexton for more thai
} thirty years.
The people ~ this town and count
are vitality interested In tha contain
plated plans 81 the Pennsylvania Ran
road 60. 90 start line ~ freiEh
trucks on the Shore tu connect wit
atnamhuaf lines running tn baltimore
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GroRcrTowN NEWS.

Georgetown. Jan ls-The remains
-cf Mrs. n. r rtcholl. who died at
NOV homo .n Philadelphia on Tuesday
ssed 81 wars. were taken 20 Lewes
~ MON THURSDAY and burial made
in l~ve. NJ. +. cemetery.
Two group meetings ~ unusual In
torres; win Re hold nv Mrs Annie +.
SNYDER rural supervisor for the
western pert ~ SUSSEX county. this
week About seventy teachers are
expected 80 attend and talk over sub
J~cts which IN their opinion viii be I
great benefit 20 the schools IN that
! secuon Following Is the general pro-
gram @ b. carried out az the meet
inE. Demonstration ~ arithmetic IN
~Nird fourth and eighth grades 4
le~on IN picture study. demonstra-
B ton ~ free hand cutting. % illustrate
reading lcsson by first grade:
Demonstration IN drawing or color 20
illustrate a reading lesson or English
lesson. Tho discussion viii be led by
Nrs. Snyder and the matter % the big
meeting "a be held ~ Laurel IN Feb
ruary VIII be taken w and plans
nsde AZ well as an explanation Of
arithmetic outline.
The executive committee ~ the
Sussex County Teacher Assoc. alton
has decided 60 hold the annual meet
ina IN the Cnur HOUSE on Friday.
January &c. one o. the principal
b Fpeakcrs - tho day VIII DO Dr. NJ s
r.ftman ~ Ypsiantl State Normal
'oilsgc. Ypslantl mich. who is tho
author - scvera books which arc
l'e.ng used IN this state one OF his
books. which f. widely known 20 the
school teachers 81 Delaware. Is called
'ssucccssful Teaching OF Rural
Schools"
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pELMhR ITEMS.

Delnar. Jan. 13-The Delmar Ath-
letic Association has elected the fol
lowing officers: President. Perry L.
Gates; president. John Nelson;
secretary and treasurer. William
Jones. Plans are being made for the
next baseball season. Perry Locates
will he manager. Everett Hutchinson.
business agent and William Jones cap
tain.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school has elected the following Off
GERS. Superintendent. II. r. Nichols {;
assistant superintendent J. s. oil
plant: secretary. Doda Hearn: assist
ant secretary. Zepha oliphant; treas
urer. Mrs. G NJ. Ellis: cradle roll
Mrs. Mary Birmingham. Librarians,
Edward Htchins and Calvin O'NeaL
The Bank of Delmar has elected
the following officers: President, Frank
e Lynch; vice-president, G. l.. Hast
ings: cashier, J. G. w. Perdue; as
sistant cashier. s. NJ. Ellis: teller,
Ralph T.. Nichols; directors, G.. l..
Long and y. w. Hastings.