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LAUREL ITEMS.

Laurel. Jan. 1.-THE Laurel Build
ing and Loan Association has elected
John w King. Frank +. Davis.
Laurence II. Riggin. Arthur $. Hearnc
and Victor &. Kitchens directors, and
tho board has organized Ivy elc,ting
tho following officers John W. King.
president; Frank J. Davis. vice
president, Laurence n. Riggin, sec
rotary: Mas Ruth LLOYD assistant
s'N'rctary: Victor G. Kitchens. treas
urer, Arthur s. IIcarne. assistant
treasurer.
captain and Mrs Vernon Hopkins
have moved from Bethel ~ the !. W.
Fooks residence, on Fourth street
Miss Laura Rodney Ia visiting her
eietcr, Mrs II. &. Foreman At Eliza
beth City. y. g.
Howard Russell. George Pollitt and
Ira pattey have secured employment
IN Philadelphia.
centenary NJ ". Church has ap-
pointed H. u. Williams, &. r. Ben
son, Lee WOotten. Leland Spicer.
Dreamer Henry, Z. s. Gunbv T.. Z
Wo'tte1. Howard PenneweU. J. G.
Abbott and licecOe Phillips ushers
Roland +. Quillin has been appoint
ed State superintendent NJ a Phgiadol-
phia brokerage firm and haa cold his
insurance business 10 Idwapi NJ
Fowler.
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WEDDING At MILLsBORO.
Miss Mary Cathartne white becomes
Bride If william Holland Ayres.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
MIilsboro, Jan. 1l.-Mr. and Mre.
William 7. r. White W Nillsboro an
nounce the marriage Of their danRh-
tee, Mary Catharine. to william lol-
land Ayres. eon VI Mrs. Eva Kathryn
Ayrcs Of Philadelphia on January p.
NJ tho home " the hide, by Rev.
Lewis Wheeler Wells, rector Of 81.
Marks Episcopal Church, Millahoro.
The bride had fee her maid Of honor
Mise Clara Frame OF Dover and tho
proom's best man was William Roy
nolds Clark. Jr. Of philadelphia. The
bride was given I'm marriage by her
brothe. !. Reese White. The wed
ding march was plo yed by Niles Ruth
Peck Of Iansiowne, IA Tho bride
was attlred IN gown OF white crepe
de chine, embroidered In silver. Her
veil wac of tulle, duchess lace. with
orange blossoms and she cavled
shower bouquet OF sweet peae and
orchids Tho maid Of honor's gown
was beaded orchid eeorRette and she
carried n bouquet Of pink rosehuds.
A reception wae held Among those
present We're: Mrs. Eva Kathryn
Ayrea. Robert Agree. pr and Mrs
Terry. Miss Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. y
~ White. William ". white, Miss
Florence Franklin white, 'Robcrt w
Taaey. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesee ". Idlliston,
Mrs. Elizabeth q. pasey. Mr.. and Mrs
y. VI. Gum. Jr, former Governor
John G.Townsend, Jr. Mics Lyia VI.
Townsend. John O. Townsend, ID. Paul
Townsend. George Smith. Levin Der
'lclson. Ian Daley. Mr. and Mrs ~
\. Houston. Mr. and Mrs. George s
Williams. Mrs Matte N Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph rlllne, Mrs. lot
tie ITitchene. Or Joseph X Frame.
Miss Margaret Taylor. Mr.. and Mre
charles Trutt. Walter Betts and Josso
=. Jones
After an extended tour Mr. and Mrs
Ayres wal reside nj 1851 Walnut
street, Philadelphia
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rASTrRN SrsSTN

Oeorvotovn Jan. IL Joseph
Hearne ~ Guiul,oro sustained broiS
on 90 while working n the wood
iarf Thursday
Ms~ Mary Roach. dasfr,itcr - WI
liam Roach. hns accepted a position
~ etenosrapher IN che law Office ~
Andrew J. lynch Me- Roach sue
ceods Nr~ Ofve = Hurley. who on
Sunday ie~ ~or Washington. u c
v~le-e rhe has accepted position IN
no Office ~ United states Senator
Thomas = Ravard
lieui'-ars - First Methods, Protest
an church have iner. allied y now organ
N,~ Ruth Hurley. who for the past
few wce'cs has beer serioushy N al
mo lrnmc ~ her SISTER Mrs.. Charles
Tr,Iiro. ST. Philadelphia. wae Drought g
her home herr on sunday nirnt She
~ irlp,-ved. although her condition
= stiil ao-ious
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M|DDLETOWN BOYS WIN
CORN JUDGING CONTEST
Albert Daniels, Victor Kohl and
Gordon Armstrong Score
Highest.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Jan. 1.-THE results Of tho
corn Judging contest, on Friday.
January 3. just Announced by I. e.
Armstrong. supervisor fof agriculture,
OF the Department of Public Inss+ac-
ton. three Midjletnwn boys wrn the
three flrst places. and the Mtddletown
School won first place among the
schools taking part.
The boys were: Albert Dapisls, who
scored so Ia per cent. Victor Kohl.
40 Id per cent and Gordon Armstrong
10 per cent. Ralph Deakyne of
smyrna scorcd ~ "a per cent: ~
bindale of Frederlca, "a % per cent:
u. Unger Of Greenwood, 70 Ia per
cent. and n. ~ Dicterson, ~ per
cent. Middletown School scored
80 Sd per cent: Greenwood School,
90 la per cent. and Smyrna School.
62 20 per cent
The State Cs'n show reflected some
Of the work which has been done I'm
tho vocational agricultural depart
ments in Delaware high schols. Two
years ago tho show was dominated hv
the men OF ON. State and tended 10
stimulate interest I'm the present ma
ture farmer. The Department of Pub
lie instruction Issues the following
statement I'm this regard:
The future Of our farming in Del
aware must be provided for. We DO
not wish, -nor can we afford TO ne
rs was our nation during this last
great emergency.
To combat and be ready for such
a situation. the boys who will be our
farmers. must be encouraged in every
way possible through the activities of
/ our schools and agricultural clubs
The s''hool hoy, due 80 hts intensive
training, does not desire q classified
tion "a such, but prefers to compete
and demonstrate his sltill against IN.
mse seasoned farmer or expert Tt
accomplish his purpose tho hoy must
not only compete one year. but must
warrant his rating by past expert.
ences and alsp by winning IN state
contests And 50 provide opportuni,,
for advancement and tn stimulate IN.
terest. an amateur class - provided
This years show demonstrates the
| ability Of vocational school boys =,
/ live M 20 expectations ~ individuals
/ GUsdOn Armstrong and Victor Kohl
of Mddletown department. won bUti
/ frat aud second places IN the 10 an,
| 2O-ear classes IN yellow corn.
| Again n was very noticeable thai
many OF the exhibits were made eithoi
| by the vocational boys themselves
boys who have been members Of vc
catlonal departments, or who are still
pupils or by the fa'ms from rhicl
| these boys came beCause the hoy
have not only stimulated Interest IL
corn Improvement. hut have helpe,
tO dO IT,
Corn from tho projects " thes
boys who have proven themselves a.
efficient rsisers haa l'een distribute
pretty much oves the entire state an
we look IN another yeer for furthe
results from those boys who are usiu
better and improved aeej corn"
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organization for duty after spending a
fIrlough with relatives and friends
az Bridgcton. n. j.
Private Bernard Schmidt. Company
". has been appointed a private first
class.
Private Frank II. sharp, Head
quarters and Service Company has
been admitted TO the Station Hospital
for treatment.
has been transferred in his grade 20
Fort jay. y. Y. lie viii remain on de-
tachcd service Mt this station.
First Sergeant George II. IIolderricd.
First Engineers, has been placed on
special duty a. Assistant Sergeant
Major AT Post Headquarters.
Private William J. Whitehead,
Company i. has returned 20 hie orga-
nization for duty after spending sever
al days at the Station Hospital
stan Sergeant Peter \. kroll. Com
pany II. has been appointed acting
first sergeant Of that organization.
Private Irwin G. Pollon. Quarter
master Detachment, has scturncd tu
his organize ton for duty after being
treated at the Station Hospital
Private James Kidd. Company r.
has been rated "A specialist NTH Class
Private James g.. Beard. Company
g. has returned TO his organizatio
for duty aftr spending several days
With relatives at Paris, Texas.
Private Geronimo Estuada. Com
rony A, at Fort Mott. y. H.. spent
Wednesday with friends at this eta
ton.
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DEL. CITY MOTHERS
STUDY HYGIENE
Nidwiyes in Session: Tug Boat
Skipper Re
tires.

Special Correspondence Every Fvrrirg.
Delaware Citv.J Jan l1.--Hcnrv NC.
Winchester. who is attending ttr opon-
ing trap-shoot ~ Tho winter -s'aeo1 40
Pnchuret. n. C.. upheld his previous
record az q professional hy breaking if9
oui of 10 targets
Meeting Of tho nidwives r. 'hs
State of Delaware, was held ~ the
Child Health Center yesterday morning
with Mss Alice Vail m charge. and Mirs
Blanche lockwood Of Middletown,
County Supervisor ~ Child Welfars
Work. presiding I'm tho afternoon q
children were weighed and measured.
and fhroo mothers we're ir-'ru~'ed In
Tho hygiene and care NJ infant-
Tho coftage prayer service # The
Presbyterian Church viii be- hold 20
night ~ tho home IF Mrs Charles W.
Jefferson.
OldGlory Council, No. 12.JOU.AM.
will moot tonight in Eagles Hall
The monfhlv-businrse meeting ~ tho
f Century Club win be held tomorrow
afternoon
The funcral NJ Private Thornas Hayes.
who died az Hotel du Pouf on Tuesday
was held this morning % 10 O'Clock in
49, Paurs r G.. Church. with high
requiem mass. Intermenf was made in
tho Catholic cemetery
The Council NJ the Bows and Girls'
Club mot last evening ~ the home q
Rev and Mrs n. G. Piiyer
Elizabeth Ponder. daughter n Ser
geant end Mrs John Ponder n Jefferson
street fen while roller skating on The
cement pavement IN front ~ Tho school
! Yesterday. She sustained siight ron
/ cussion Of the brain Dr. ". W. Elha
| treated her
Inspector Iaudsnslaper, of the Y. 3.
/ government service, who has bsen
stationed on the dredqe Delaware. "a
tires to-day, having completed 20 yssrs'
/ service lie will be pensioncd by ths
1 government His work viii he taken
over by Michael Zarella. If ths tug
/ Aiifiiin
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GOOD ATTENDANCE.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware city. Jan. 1.-THE follow
Ing pupils ~ the local schools are 10
be commended for their perfect at
tendance records for the month of
December.
Twelfth grade Myrtle Yearsley.
Mary Rash. Ruth Morrison, BERTHE
Jefferson. Mildred Davidson.
Eleventh Katie Underwood. NIL
dred NetRch. Josephine HaRsn.
Tenth George Jester. George webb.
Charles Walters. Mary Roberts. Agnes
Rash. Anna Roynolds. Orpha Dunlap.
Eva Grassland. Nellie Carlow, Isabelle
Mccoy.
Ninth Earle Deputy, william Der
rlckson. Charles Morrison, Howard
Reynolds. Harold Wilkinson. Eliza
beth Spencer Louise Smith. Katherine
Spicpr.
Eighth fSuise Rose. Catherine
Netsch, Mary Clark. kathryn Batien.
Seventh and sixth Jamea McCar-
thy, Maurice Mccarthy. Robert MI
Ter. George Nickle. Walter Ellis. Esfal
MAIDEN. Helen Walters. Helen Fran
fi'''Nf fiff i'NNF ~ Jus if''fHf iaiifIf
Yearsley. Marie Walters Margaret
Underwood. Edith Rudnlck, Evelyn
Rudnick;
Fifth Aubrey Morrison. Harry
Nlckie. Fred Ponder Charles Under
woud Reba Van Hokln, Anna WcCar-
thy. Margaret Iasey.
Fourth and Third Elizabeth Pom
der. Kathleen Mccarthy. Van MAIDEN.
I,eona Curlett, Elinor Croodon. Mary
Brannon. Mary Bentley. Dorothy Beck,
Edward Rock. Tranris Durham.
James Tester. John Press. John Sricer.
John Jordan.
Second Margaret Armstrong. Alice
| D"wHs. Helen Loa. Tano'h MrTurk
Anna NorihrIp. Mary Lewis. Vincent
/ Cats Charles Gardiner. George
/ LusardI Francis walter Harold
! Moody.
/ First--Iohn Creodon. Henry cur.
/ lott. Carnival Gardiner. Claude Jordan
William Murray William Press. Cqrl.
/ tnn Rose, Daniel Smith. E7rl Walker
/ Grace Baker, Edith Carey. Heller
/ Durham. Josephine Glvieon. Nadolin,
Husfeit. Lillian Ruduirk Ruth Walter
/ Elizabeth Warfri
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nEIMAR AND VICINITY.

Delmar. Jan. lo.--The program. NJ
the New Century Club Tuesday after
noon was arranged by Mrs. Irving
Culver.
The following officers have been
elected by Adah Chapter, Order OF
the Eastern Star: Worthy Mat-,n.
Annie Parker; assistant. Leila
freeney, conduCtress. lrma parr:
assistant. Charlotte Lear. secretary.
Anna Browington. treasurer. ella
Ellis; chaplain. Flora culver; marshal.
Gertrude Gordy; star points. Adah.
Marion Lowe; Ruth. Dolly Hearn.
Esther, Ella 'armean; Electa. Lillian
Jones. Martha, Matte Rltchie. ward
er, Matte Cannon; sentinel. Harry
Esham; organist. Sallie Din,
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DR.. J.. 7. THOMPSON
H0NORED BY LEWES
He Has Been Reelected Mayor
OF the Town for tho Twenty
sixth Time.
speelai corresnondnnce ivory rvenlnr

fpoc'ai Correspondence Every Evening
T,owen. Jan. 1f.-iror the twenty
sixth time residents ~ fnwee, have
chosen DR. James r. Thompson a.
mayor which possibly gives him tho
distinction 81 being one Of the oldest
mayors " a municipality. both IN
service and age. IN tho United States
with the exception of one term. when
tho late Thomas b. g,hellcreer. for
many years a widely known Delaware
river and bay pilot. was chosen. upon
refusal 81 Or Thompson 90 serve. he
has served tho town for twonty-aix
yeare IN succession.
DR.. Thompson waa born ~ the OLD
Thompson homestead. near Rohoboih
Reach, on February p. fs44. lie
received hla primary education ~ the
public schools and select school AZ
liewcs. In 1869 no entered the Uni
versitw ~ Pennsylvania. graduating
In medicine in 1867. he located ln
Gumlmro. IN the southern section ~
Delaware, and pr7ctleod his profession
until 1873 Whom mo- wont 20 f.otvoe and
assuciated himarlf in business with
tho lafe Colonel william orr. For .
iime no owned and operated tho old
DeIaWnre lhua4, which wac located
~ Second and Pine tiroois. Philadol-
phla
DR.. Thomreou ls n widely known
capitalist and % Interested in several
of Tho leading banking institutions. n
southern Delaware During his term
of oiiice 40 mayor, for the p1at quarter
Of century. Front municipal changes
have boon made in The old Broakwator
town. lie was one ~ tho moving apir
its I'm tho Installation ~ a municipal
water light. md sewerage svefnfne
We alec h9e tahon a great Interest ln
F"t-lng tho widely-known nahorfoe
plants 90 locate hnrn.
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TODAY'S NEWS IN
AND NEAR NEWARK
Glenn Frank. Noted Editor. 70
Lecture in Wolf Hall Next
Tuesday Evening.

Special correspondence Every Evening
Newark jan l1-Cen're Han ~
Main and Choate streets. formerly
owned hv tho late Magistrate Leonard
" Iovc't has heen sold 20 William s
Armstrong The now owner viii make
several improvements 20 The property
This old hWlding ls also known as
Grange Hall
The New Years parade committee
aftrr.windinR NJ its business and paving
all bills hes ~ balance If SbS "a I his
will be- put aside "a the nucleus for hold
ing n larger parade next New Years Day
The primary school which had 70 be
closed this week owing 10 the installa-
ton If q now heating plant viii be opened
on Monday
Miss Rutledge and Miss Conrad,
teachers he tho primary school. and Miss
Dean. a teacher in the grammar school.
arc confined 20 their homes through
illness.
/ Miss Helen Brown. Instructor IN the
/ Opportunity Room Of the local public
schools has resigned 70 return 70 her
home in Buffalo, y Y.
The concert by the Orpheus Club Of
. Wilmington viii DO given m Wolff Hall
tonight instead Of last night as an
nounccd by mistake yesterday
Directors Of the Farmers Trust Com
panv were oil reelected ~ the annua
Stockholders meeting on Tuesday and a
dividend Of 3 per cent on the stock
was declared bv the directors
Glenn Frank, editor Of the Centurl
Magazine. will lecture in Wolf Hall mex
Tuesday evening and the lecture Will b'
free 10 the public That morning he vii
lecture before the combined SUDDEN
body Of the University
Letter day wall be observed by tn
New Century Club next Tuesday
Letters will be read from former mem
bcrs Of the club now living IN othe'
sections of tho country.
Miss Anna Ritz. who has been III witt
The measles Is recovering.
Miss Frances Hurd who has been
. seriously ID d somewhat improved.
The Women Auxiliary OF -. homas
/ Episcopal Church held a meeting yes
tcrday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Carter on South College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. penrOso Wilson have
announced the engagement ol Ihcir
daughter leNtla tuS-eh, To lnh !"
Robinson Triggs, of Baltimore who. is
a graduate of the University of Della
ware class OF 1922 Miss Wilson is a
graduate Of the Ely school OF Green
wich. Conn.
Miss Martha Strickland OF Lewis
vile. Pa. anc./I.ec J.. Lewis were re-
Gently married IN Wilmington 10y the
Rev Joel :. Gillian
The funeral Of Nelson Grant who
died on Monday was held this afternoon.
from his late residence The deceased was
! S3 wears old and had lived in Newark
Tor nearly forty years. He IS survived
by two sons and a daughter.
Mrs. Hosea smith Of Appleton enter
tanned several friends NJ a dinner severa
DAYS ago.
Miss Ethel Campbell entertained a'
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
.r.cl.l corresrcnaence rvsrv rvenlns

Special Correspondence livery rvenins
New Castls ian. it--Thia evening
\ home aud school meeting will Doc
held IN the IIigh school Dr. lewis
pnnlter. n member 81 tho BOARD of
Education. viii deliver an address ON
Health Education IN tho Schools 90
Miss Mary ~ Putnam. y teacher ~
the home economies department. will
outline nutrition program in tho
local sChools NJ part ~ tho state plan
which VIII he special feature for Tho
NEXT three months I'm accordance with
the instructions recently received from
the state BOARD ~ Education. \ u,'i-
| steal and literary program VIII follow
Joseph Williams. colored Yesterday
was given a hearing before Mavor
Cramer charged with assault and
battery On Della Pennington md Ro-
hecca Roy. Neerssses 'arlv on Tues
day evening fine ~ $40 and costa
was Imposed and tho defendant was
riaced under a 500 peace bond.
This evening the members ~ Caesar
Rndney Chapter. No. s. order ~ tho
Eastern star, will meet
! Arthur w Hopkins keeper ~ Tho
shore light house. several miles south
~ THE city. has let a contract for tho
erection 81 q four rom summer cot
iage az the Riverside beach. near hia
hume
This evening an adult Rihia class
will he organized a. First baptist
lChurCh Plans will ha mada 20 hold
tho sessions on Thursday ~ each
week. IN tho social rooms ~ tho
church
Tho members - the Century club
on "Wednesday evening will form r.
parliamentary law class. The instruc
tor will bo Mrs Floy Hooth NJ vii
mlnEton
| David llrown. n Negro resident ui
West Fourth street. who was acting
strangely ON Tuesday evening. was
arreRtcd by Chief ~ Police Matthew
Tohin. yesterday. Or. Julius Dodd and
Dr. Lewis Hooker examined tho mar
and pronounced him insane and com
United him to the state Hospital.
This evening tho members al
Friendship Lodge. No. J. 4. o. Z. W.
will meet. Following The session quoi
games will bc played
This evening Miss Eva Gear Of Sev
enth and GRAY streets will entertain
a plumber Of friends az a card party
at her home.
The Dorcas Society 81 tho Methods
. Episcopal Church viii meet In th
church THE afternoon.
, Miss Ruth NickerSon OF East Fourtl
street. a teacher IN the public schools
les confined 10 her home with the grit
: Matthew wall. who has been con
p fined 80 his home FOR several DAYS
= threatened with pneumonia. IS show
ing Improvement
Lenton. the 9-year-old son OF NJ
!, and Mrs. Arthur Driecoll Of East See
ond street. who has been ill for severa
. days with grip. Is improving
r Mrs. Margaret Rainey of the Stran
= Is confined 20 her home with grip.
{ Harold Emery. foreman OF tho Pat
r ter department of the plant OF IN
: | American Manganese Steel Co. "a /
4 with grip.
Thomas the 2-year- old son OF NJ
and Mrs. Francis Jordan Of Sixth an
Delaware streets. Is III with measles
Mrs. Andrew Mitchell yesterda
! spent the day as the guest OF Mr.. an
Mrs. George McCrone and son
/, | Chester
So. Bridgewater for jewelry .-Ad,
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pEIMAR NOTES.

Delmar, Jan. 1.-The First Ma
tional Rank has elected s Y Culver.
W. W. Anderson. ~ r. James. Arthur
RrewinEton. y. l.. Hayman. s X.
Slemons. !. + Brown and Joseph ].
Phillips directors and the board has
organized by clcctinE tho following
officers: s. y. Culver. president. W.
W. Anderson. viCe-prcsident: $. X
Slcmons. cashier: Arthur W. Ellis as
sistant cashier; George w. stephens.
bookkceper
Tho w. G. r. I. met az the Baptist
Church Yesterday and was addressed
by W. W. Smith
Much sickness IS reported in Del
MAR.
Mr. and Mr.. Frank +. Lynch and
Edward Lynch have gone 20 Florida
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WARRINGTON prunrNG LOAN.

Harrington, Jan. II Tho HarrinF
ton Building and Loan Association
was organized Ture,iav and elected
;hc following officers President. IDr-
emo T Jones, vice president. W. T
Chapman, treasurer. Horace =. Ouil-
lon. secretary, Earl Sylvester. dirc,.
tors. Frank T. White, II. r THOMSON
A q. Creadiok. Warren r Moore
Wilbur +. Jacobs. u Reniah Thar
md Frod L. Masten
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WITH THT SOLDIERS.

Fort an Point Jan. ll-Corporal
Rudolph Kohler. Company r. has
heer honorahlv discharged
Private Louis Cripes. Company c.
has hccn appointed private first
lass
Private John Pallwoda. Coast Artil-
lorv has been transferred 20 Fort Jay.
~
Corporal Edward a Reed Company
=. has been promoted % sergeant.
Private Cheslsy 4. Evans Company
y has heon promoted % corporal
Private first class william r. MI
ler. Company r. has been promoted
90 corporal
Enr-ne.rs. For; Nor. y J.. spent
Weinesdav az the station on official
husin.ss
Private First Class William J.
N,nrer. Headquarters and Service
COMPANY has returned 10 hrs o~ga-
nivagior for duty after spending n 30
dsv furlough with relatives and
f-i.nds az New Martins~ille. W. Va.
PrivrTe Dewey McMahan. Quarter
ua~ter Detachment. has been admit
Tel Co the station hospital lie - ill
win pneumonia.
private Albcrt D. Krumm. Company
D. has been appointed private FIRST
case and rated a specialist sixth class
Private Theodore Taubel Head
quarters and Service Company. has
beer admitted % tho station hospital
for treatment
Private Eugene 1Angor. Company
~ a. Fort Mott. y J. spent Wednes-
aay visiting friends az this station.
Private FIRST Class william J. Mil.
al. Company l.. has returned 10 ms
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!. Chauncey Shortridre. 4 ". prln-
cipal II Marlevood School for Hove.
AZ Chester Heights, IN. and euperin-
tendent of the Temperance Friends
General Conference. will deliver an
illustrated adireaa at r'rianda' Meeting
liOuee tomorrow evening at : O'Clock
liir euluect was Some problems 81 the
nay as Presented az tho Richmond.
Ind. Conference Ito win dinsalee
briefly "9uakeriRm and Democracy.
Modern Aope'ta ~ Peace" Law
Enforcement" and "fNiir'ation."
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Wilmington Legion. No gao. Nation
al Protective Legion, held is first
meeting ~ the New Year last night. az
which the - now members enrolled
during the recent 60-day drive were
accepted. An elaborate program WAS
presented. with musical numbers and
a siSit entitled '~rhe shoe sole EN-
press" Dancing followed the enter
lninmonf
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safe. free from narcotics. permits easier
natural resdiustment 81 muscles ard nerves
during expectancy and childbirth. dtsrs
using e today. Mrs. +. p. ksrser. Slsyton.
Mimi. says Tt pulled me through send
Tor hook today. to Brsddeld Regulator Co.
BA-sb. Atlanta. Ga. Mothers .ri,nS' IN
slid a. AZ drug stores.
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or protrudlng piles. hemorrholds and
such rectal troubles. And "a IS a
comfort 20 know You can call or
send 20 tho nearest drug store and
get a 60 cent box anywhere In tho
I. S. and Canada. Take no suhsti-
tute. 4 single box is often sufficient.
You can have a free trial package
by sending name and address 20
PYRAMID Drug Co. 625 Pyramid
Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
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months suo uD % tho
rnorsn. Baby hss ar
rived. Ia folly explained
In she rs-nsrssble book.
"sofherhood End the
Baby" Tells also What
"a DO before and after
baby cones. probable
date 81 birth. baby
rules. etc, and about
Mothers Friend" used
By three generations Of
mothers. snd sold in eli
drug stores everywhere.
Mothers Friend ia
applied externally. "a