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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-07-18
LEVY AND BUDGET
Of Worcester County, Md.
For the Year 1925


the Nineteen dndTwe audit S
o of ehund1edd
o
JOHN
CHARLES MASON
County ommisso
an Treasur
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Clubs and
Meetings

The Social Workers Club will meet
Monday at 6 p. m. at the Roberts
Park M. E. Church, Delaware and
Vermont Sts., to hear the legisla-
tive committee present a program Of
social legislation. A legislator will
speak.
Red tapers lighted the club room
of the Seventh District Democratic
woman's Club, at the Indiana Demo
cratic Club, % E. Vermont St.,
Thursday afternoon for tea given
by the club for wives Of Indiana
Legislators. The room was decorated
with flags and southern smilax, and
the tea table was appointed with red
roses and carnations.
Presiding at the tea table was
Mrs. Edna NJ. Christian, assisted by
Mesdames Peter c. Rally, T. j.
Kelly, and G. D. Yeazel. Fifty
members and guests were present,
Richard Lieber will speak before
the woman's Rotary Club. Monday
at 1890 p. m, in the F1orentine
room Of the Lincoln.
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Parties Meetings and Social Activities

Presentation Of the drama dis
raeli," was given Thursday after
noon at the meeting of the drama
section of the Woman'sN Depart
ment Club by Edward Abner
Thompson, M A., dramatic reader,
The recital was followed by &.
spring tea with Mrs. Ralph Gold
rick and Mrs. Robert Repass, pour
ing. assisted by Mrs. Felix M. Nc
Whirter, Mrs. Oscar Buehler, Mrs.
Harvey Grassland, Mrs. q. l.. Ped
low, Mrs. Victor Jose, Jr., Mrs.
George Weaver, Mrs. Dick, Richards
and Miss Hilda Gemmer. Spring
flowers in the pastel shades were
used to decorate. Tea table was
lighted by pink tapers in silver
holders.
Mrs. o. Marvin Jones, accompanied
by Mrs. M D. Didway, sang.
A surprise house warming and
luncheon party was given Wednes-
day afternoon for Mrs. Anna Henry
at her new home, 529 N. Chester ST.
Covers for fourteen were laid at a
long table decorated with spring
flowers and greenery. Guests: Mes
DANES Josie M. Schulz. Charles Y.
Short. Lena Hubbard. T. e. Darnal.
Mary MacKinnon, Bertram Whise-
nand, Arthur B. Long, Fred Judkins.
Audrey. Fox, William N. Eckstein,
Anna Dano1oIe Edna A Mohr
The Past Pocahontas Association.
No. win meet Friday at 2 p. m.
The George HI. Chapman w. r. G.
10 installed the following officers
Wednesday afternoon: Mrs. Ger
trude Bretney, president; Mrs. Robe
ma Mae Holt. senior vice president;
Mrs Hanna Carr, junior vice presi-
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proves effective when other medical
treatment does not.
80
Mrs. A. c. writes: my two children
have been out of school for two weeks
because of a severe. cold and cough.
Nothing we have used has seemed to
help them and write Tor advice"
Answer: Obtain essence Mentho~ Lax
efle and dilute it with sugar syrup or
honey. Give this to your children
every hour or two. This is being used
by thousands of mothers, because it is
quickly effective and contains no OPT
ates, chloroform, or narcotics to upset
the little stomachs.
RI. J. writes: ST am suffering with
terrible rheumatism pain and want a
safe relief without morphine or kindred
drugs"
Answer: Ask druggist for 5-grain
Su-thol Tablets pronounced soothe- all
Contain no opiates or narcotics, but act
quickly in relieving pain.
Answer to Many: So many write
asking for good laxative to counter
act constipation. I thing the most per
feet is 60 be found in Casca Royal
Pills, as their action is pleasant and
does not cease to be effective
Answer to Miss c.: The use Of
plain yellow Minyol is quickly effective
in stopping dandruff, itching scalp and
falling hair. After using the hair be-
comes beautiful, lustrous and healthy.
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NOTE: For many years Dr. Lewis
Baker Medical Director, The Black
burn Products Co., 312 College Bldg,
Dayton, Ohio, has been recommending
trustworthy medicines to millions Of
people through the medium of adver-
tisements, and doubtless has helped in
relieving the ailments and minor in
frmities OF the public more than any
single individual in the worlds his
tory; and by an inexpensive method.
The medicines mentioned by him are
pure and free from habit-forming
drugs They represent the combined
wisdom and experience Of physician
and chemist. Progressive druggists can
supply them By reading his answers
to others you should find a case SINH
lar to your own.
A copy of DR.. Bakers great guide
book, Health and Beauty" will be
mailed to anyone sending ten cents
(coin).
Thousands have written him express
sions similar to the following:
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Of the urinary system, but
Especially prone to the bladder.
Through the day, it seems to give little
annoyance, but at night 1t causes much
Unnatural and tends to weaken the
whole body. 1t is often due to weak.
betting kidneys
Correcting the trouble is a simple
matter in nine cases out of ten.
recommend the non-secret remedy,
Balmwort Tablets to be taken as per
directions Relief follows quickly.
Snuch to the delight Of those who have
nus suffered.
Mrs. X. L. B. asks: II have had a
sonti-ued attack of rheumatism for
yer year. Aching stiffness and sore
hess keeps me confined, and being IN
ble to do homework, please advise at
nee.
Answer: I advise that you try
'ardiol Tablets for a month or two,
hiking regularly as per directions. This
Ablet in my opinion is unequsled for
1lneomplicated rheumatic affections.
rai1 Suthol Tablets AFFORD quick
relief and may be taken with
liol Tablets as needed.
B. =. writes: 81 have a trembling
4 the nerves and a sshaky' sensation in
ME1AH ana lEkS WHICH d4uOJS Lie kICAb-
I am in a nervous, rundown state,
nth poor appetite. Don't sleep well
md ara both weak and easily irritated
Ii the time"
Anwer: II constipation is one source
your trouble, take Sulpherb Tab
Its as a liver and bowel tonic, while
king Cadomene Tablets as tonic
b ths blood and nerves. They may
8 taken at the same time.
=
III S. NJ. writes when / arise in
be- morning I am covered with red
a1otches which itch terribly. am
0ubled with constipation and pimples
Acnea on face and neck. Is my blood
Answer Poisons due to retention Of
teal matter in the bowels give rise to
ii troubles. pimples (Acne), hives,
q recommend the continued use Of
aIpherb Tablets.
X. Il writes: II read letter Of
clustered nurse, who reduced ~
FUNDS BY using a remedy which you
commended several years ago. but l
I've forgotten the name, now that /
w. decided TO try IT.
inswer: The @me OF the prepare
is Arbolone ablata. II may be
cured Of leadbsS druggists and often
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oheqanSle
LETTER FROM MRS. MARY
ALDEN PRESCOTT TO JOHN

ALDEN PRESCOII
My Dear Son: / am writing to
you to know just what you are go.
ing to do about me-yoar mother
in your new scheme of life.
Both you and Leslie seem to go
on without considering me at all.
OF course, my own dear mother
died when I was very little girl,
but am sure that had she lived to
be as old as I am, I would have
made her the first responsibility OF
my existence.
hope you will pardon me, my
dear son, when I tell you that it
seems to me that you allow both
your wife and your business to come
before your mother-the mother
who brought you into the world.
You only seem to think OF me when
bring myself to your notice.
When you were here you came to
see me only once, and then you
would tell me nothing OF your and
Leslie's plans. When that horrible
tragedy of Leslie's sister occurred
she did not write to me at all, and
was not asked to go to the funeral
or anything. Leslie's friends must
have thought it strange that I was
not there.
I tried 70 get you at your place
Of business, but I found that you
had gone over to Pittsburgh.
Neither you nor Leslie have written
me since the death OF her sister. I
have waited and waited, thinking
that either Leslie or Mrs. Hamilton
would write me a letter with all the
particulars. ! only knew that
Leslie was in Atlantic City by see
ing 1t in the papers. Surely If she
had hsl any consideration for me
she would have asked me to have
gone with them. 1t would have been
a nice outing for me.
And now this morning, piling in
suit on injury, / received a type
written letter from the unspeakable
red,headed woman whom for some
unexplatnable reason you haze KEEP
on as your stenographer, enclosing
Jun SACSh ASI 1OuT INJURED uOlldTS
to pay any bills that may be du,
at the beginning OF the month ant
asking me to send her receipts FOL
the same.
Since when, John, has you
mother become such a stranger t,
you that she must account for an,
money that you send her?
J. should think 1t would be you
great happiness to supply all m,
/ little wants without any accounting
on my part.
| Mrs. Anterior also had the i'm
pertinence to tell me that after thos,
bills were paid you had ordered he
to send me four hundred dollars a
the beginning Of each month. Sh,
said this money would be sent tt
me until further notice and you hao
decided that one hundred dollar
was adequate for keeping me II
comfort.
Comfort, indeed. I can not under
stand, John. your intimacy with 1
perfect stranger whereby she coulc
take it upon herself to tell me how
much could live upon In comfort
| Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.
NEXT--TI1is letter continued 4
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NJ artha Lee S
C0Iu m n
Just Fourteen

Dear Miss Lee: We are two girls at
l. Should girls of our age have dates.
and If So how many nights week and
how late should we be out?
2. When a boy takes you home is 1t
proper to invite him into the house?
3 Is it right to let a boy. kiss you in
the show? A AND Y.
/. It's all right for you to go to
parties of both boys and girls, but
I'd suggest that you wait a few
years before you have dates.
3. BY the time girls Of your age
would get home it would be time
to go to bed.
3. You know it is not.
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Girls; Try this! When combing and
dressing your hair, just moisten
your hair brush with a little Dan
derine' and brush it through your
hair. The effect is startling! You
can do your hair up Immediately and
1T viii appear twice as thick and
heavy-a mass Of gleamy hair,
sparkling with life and possessing
that Incompatible softness, fresh
ness and luxiiriance.
While identifying the hair Dan
derine' is also toning and stimMat-
ling each single hair to grow thick,
hong and strong. Hair stops falling
'out and dandruff disappears. Get
Cbottleyof delightful, refreshing Dan
derine' at any drug or toilet counter
and Just see how healthy and youth
full your hair mes.-Advertise-
zfnent
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| you viii be sorry, 1t will affect your
heart / went to my doctor the other
day--heart in fine condition. am so
glad used 1t, etc."
ST. LOUIS, MO-: Mrs. L. Gastreich,
2906 Salena st., writes: my husband
| had very bad backache for years In
and always felt SO draggy. We tried
| everything until read about Balmwort
Tablets and he used just one box and
| to this day he never has had any more
backache. Etc"
NEW PORT RICHEY, FLORIDA.
| Oscar A. Ericsson, Box 95, writes: Il
cannot say enough for Menthc- Laxene
Salve, Sulpherb and Cadomene Tablets.
These have taken for the sickness
had and am well today. felt happy
when began to recover health and
| day, knowing that could stay a while
longer on earth, and ceiling like new
man. Yours, etc"
| DEARBORN, MICHIGAN: Ernest e.
Aber, Lock Box 491, writes: Recent
Rapids Herald. / purchased Cado-
meme, Sulpherb, Su-thol Tablets and
Mentho- Laxene and have been using
them for several weeks. I had a Sc
we're cough and was completely run
down and the least task was an effort
Now / feel like new person. take
pleasure in recommending these -erne-
dies. With sincere good wishes, etc. :"
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI: Mr.. C. J..
Courtney, 453S Smelling Ave, writes !:
"a few years ago was suffering ter
ribly with the itch, and tried every
thing. No help l wrote to you You
sent me a recipe for salve and told me
to get Sulpherb Tablets. The second
time I used your salve the itch disap-
is months ago began to fail tried
many different medicines. They failed
to help me. I could not walk I was so
weak. Ny blood was down to thirty
Then started taking Sulpherb Tab
let's and Cadomene Tablets. Am on my
second box of each and have been gain
ing right along. Now, where ever I
can recommend these good medi-
cines, ETC.
LINCOLN PLACE, PA: Henry VIII
liam Hunt writes: 81 am writing these
few, lines about the stopping of a
chronic cough and the restoration of
my voice, after had lost it, from the
natter effects Of pleural pneumonia. I
thought / would never get cured. but
later tried Menth0 Laxene Cough
Syrup mad Mentho- Laxans Salve. / got
| relief right away and after using for
some time got my voice bEck and am
feeling in the best Of health, thanks to
DIR. Lewis Bakers advice, etc.
Information; II your regular drug
| gist does not supply the medicines men
TONED by DR. Baker the following can
| do so Hooks Dependable Drug
Stores, Goldsmith BIOS. Henry u
| Huder, Haag's Cut Prize Drug Stores,
| and all good druggistE everywhere.
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HEALED HIS RUPTURE

I was badly rupturcd while lifting
trunk several years ago. Trusses did me
no good. Finally I got hold Of something
that quickly and completely relieved me.
Years have passed and the rupture has
never returned. although am doing hard
work as carpenter. There was no opera
ton. no lost time. no trouble. / have
nothing to sell, but will give full informa-
ton about how you may find complete re-
lief without operation. II you write to me.
Eugene NJ. Pullen. Carpenter. OIL Marcel
LUIS Avenue, ManasQnan, N. ]. Better cut
out this notice and show it to any others
who are ruptured-you may save life or
at least stop the misery of rupture and the
worry and DANGER Adyertisement.
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felt tired most bf the time. Consti-
patton added to my discomfort. I
took several kinds of medicines, but
didn't improve at all. Finally
started to take Todd's Tonic, and be-
fore I had taken it week ] was
eating fairly well and my stomach
felt better AS continued to take
it / continued to get better, until
now I feel perfectly splendid am
no longer subject to attacks of bill
iousness nor dizzy spells. am not
constipated and have a good appe-
tite. / credit Todds Tonic for the
way feeL''-LOUIS RUBEN, % st.
Clair St., indianapolis, Ind.
Todds Tonic. with its wineslilre
flavor. is most pleasant to take. For
sale at all
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w. c. Il. U. to Celebrate

The State w. C. T. U. viii
celebrate adoption of the Eighteenth
Amendment at an an-day meeting
beginning at 10 a. m. Friday, at the
7. w. c. A. Mrs. Eliza Berry,
evangelistic superintendent of the
Marion County w. c. T. u. will
lead services. a jubilee pageant
Will be presented at p. m.
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statehouse women to Meet

The Statehouse Woman's Repub-
lcan Club, composed of Statehouse
employees. will hold its second for
NAL meeting Tuesday at the Y. w.
c. A. Dinner win be served. On
the program are Misses Grace Knox,
Alberta Bernd, Leila Cheshire, Alice
Hershey and Mrs. Marjorie Walker,
Mrs. Robert Schlosser and Mrs.
Helen Toms. Program is IN charge
of Miss Ted MflrphY.
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PATRONS Notice
QUITE A CHANGE
MIR. Louis Ruben, Novelty Salesman of
indianapolis, Speaks in Reference to
the Good Effect of Todd's Tonic.

i
Even my patrons noticed quite a
change in my condition since I've
been taking Todd's Tonic says Mr..
Ruben. IT have a better complexion
and have gained eight pounds in six
weeks. Before I took Todd's Tonic
was subject to bilious attacks. and
would often get so dizzy that I was
perfectly blind. At such time / had
to hurry and grab on to something
to keep from falling down. / had a.
bad taste in my mouth. My com
plexion had yellow tint and the
whites OF my eyes were bloodshot.
In. the morning, upon arising. had
to sit on the edge of my bed for sew
eral minutes before I could start to
dress myself. My tongue vyas coat
ed over with white substance. /
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FIRMS IN REcEIvERSHIP
Control Granted Over Ohio Com
panfes Headed by Hawkins.

~ QWS&b0 E-fbco
DAYTON, Ohio. Jan. 15.-Ralph
p. Hoskett today assumed receiver
ship of the welfare Loan Companies
at Columbus, Cincinnati, Lancaster
and Dayton, Of which Morton
Hawkins, of the bankrupt Hawkins
Mortgage Company OF Portland,
Ind, }s president.
Hoskett was appointed on petition
Of Sarah G. Fulton of Portland. as
stockholder. owning one $50 share.
She also asks for an injunction pre-
venting officers Of the company
from interfering with company
property. or allowing any person to
vote any common stock of the COM
pany unless an election is legally
called.
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Ii ments was luncheon bridge
III given Thursday at /, by Mrs.
Albert Asche, 1863 Central Ave., at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club, in
honor of her house guest, Mrs. Ma!
comb w. Fuhrer, of Mt. Vernon,
Ind.
Covers We're laid at a long table
arranged with pink roses. Other
guests were Mesdames J.. r. Raub,
Carl Ittenbach, f. E. Barrett, s. w.
Jungclaus, Ralph Spann, Henry
Spann, Myron Green, R. w. Lewis,
Ferris Myers, Eugepe Matthews,
Irving Lemaux, Edward Neumeyer.
William Mullen, George Biegler and
Frank Manly.
Mrs. Francis o. Dorsey, 1902 N.
Talbot Ave, left Thursday for
Winter Park, Fla, to spend the re-
mainder of the season.
Mrs. John A. Butler, Glenn Mar
tin Apis, is visiting her brother,
Fred Wallick, and Mrs. Wallick In
Winter Park. Fla
Mrs. Louis Levey. 1902 N. Meri-
dian St., will go this week to Mar
tinsville, Ind. ~
Miss Rae J. Ramsay, 101S Belle
fontaine St., invited guests for a
dinner party Thursday evening at
Bamboo Inn, followed by theater
party at Keith's, in honor Of Miss
Betty Grayson Of Lake George, N.
Y. Other guests: Mrs. Alfred En-
gesser, Mrs. Charles Arlington. and
Misses Flora C. Miller, Florence
Fields, Mary Balloon, and Harriet
De Prea. Mrs. Engesser will enter
tain Saturday afternoon with a
bridge party for Miss Grayson.
49,
The auxiliary to the 3Sth Division
elected Mrs. lie Grande Lawrence
president Wednesday afternoon at
the Chamber of Commerce. Other
officers were Mrs. c. Lambert, first
vice president; Mrs. Harry Keller,
second vice president; Mrs. Harry
Simpson, financial secretary; Mrs. C.
E. Ryker, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs r. H. A. Baughman, treas
urer. Recreation activities at FIT.
Benjamin Harrison were reported.
Miss Daisy Alwes,, 1S47 Talbot
Ave-, and Mrs. ]. H. Ryan enter
tanned their bridge club Thursday
evening at the Polly Primm tearoom.
Covers were laid for sixteen at
tables appointed with spring flowers.
$50
Mrs. o. M. Pittenger, Forty Second
St. and Monon Railway, went to La
fayette, Ind, Thursday to talk in
the afternoon before the Indiana
Home Economics Association at Pur-
due University. in connection with
Agricultural Conference week. Mrs,
Pittenger's subject was Better
Homes for Indiana"
Chapter F. Of p. e. o. was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at lunch
con by Mrs. William T. Chafee, Gas
Middle Dr., Woodruff Pi. Covers
for twenty-five were laid at small
tables lighted by green tapers Ia
holders tied with green tulle.
Mrs. James A. Stuart and Mrs.
Walter T. White read papers.
Mrs. w. r. Galpin, 2132 Broad
way. was hostess Thursday after
noon for the Review Circle. Fol-
lowing luncheon, Mrs. Galpin read
a paper on "Thackeray and His
Granddaughter, Hester T. Richie
Mrs. Galpin was assisted by Mrs.
J. A. Martin.
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I wfsh to
m e n tion a
di scomforting
C O n d i t l o n
which is like
ly to attack
every person
at some time
In life. Gen
orally 1t ts
c e T { a In t o
trouble those
past forty. 1t
ia a mild in
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dent; Mrs. Rachel Shields. chaplain:
Mrs. Henry e. Neal, treasurer Mrs.
Lydia Wilson, secretary; Mrs. Nettie
Bird, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Jen-
ME Bowser, press correspondent;
Mrs. Media Werkhoff, musician; Mrs.
Anna Walden, Mrs. Nellie McGin-
mis-, Mrs. Stella Loudermilk, and
Mrs. Grace Cavolt, color bearers;
Mrs. Oma Love, conductor; Mrs.
Anna Lakin, assistant conductor;
Mrs. Clara Bird, guard; Mrs. Carrie
Herold, assistant guard, and Mrs.
Maude Morgan, installing conductor.
Mrs. Clara Irwin, was presented
with a beaded purse Mrs. Zulia eau
mer, retiring president, was pre-
sented with a gold badge.
$50
Mrs. j. l.. Hodges, S044 Ruckle
ST.. was hostess Thursday for a
meeting of the Hoosier Tourist Club,
preceded by buffet luncheon for
twenty-five. Mrs. Herbert X. Fat
out read a paper on Morse Re
ligion;' Mrs. f. e. Hart, "Bjornson;'
Mrs. Maude McGinety, "Grieg," and
Mrs. Ross Mason, Mode" The
hostess was assisted by Mrs Sher-
man Mott. Special guests were Mrs.
Sarah Smith, Mrs. Carrie Taylor and
Mrs. w. M. Bassett, Morristown,
Ind.
Children of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Goodspeed, 11O5h Shelby St., ar
ranged to celebrate the golden wed
ding anniversary of the couple
quietly Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodspeed, who were married
Jan. IA, 1875, in Tippecanoe, Ohio,
have lived in Indianapolis forty-two
years. They have five children: Mrs.
Blanche Rogers, Mrs. Grace Bowen,
Hiram Goodspeed, Mrs. Jess .Scheely,
and Mrs Myra Canton Of Chicago.
There are twelve grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Marvin Jones,
1922 Central Ave-, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Lowry win leave Wednes-
day to spend the weekend in Chi
.cago, attending grand opera.
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When You Feel a Cold Coming On
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
Tablets to work off the cause and to
fortify the system against an at
tack Of Grip or Influenza. y Safe and
Proven Remedy. The box bears sig
nature Of E. w. Grove. 3Oc.--Adver-
tisement,
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LETTERS TO DR.. BAKER

LINDSAY, OKLA: Mrs. o. NJ
Cooke, P. O. Box s, writes: my scalp
itched terribly. After a few treatments
with plain yellow Minyol the itching
disappeared like magic. 1T Ia a won
WAPPINGERS FALLS, n. " Mrs.
Amelia Jageman writes Il got two
boxes Of Arbolone Tablets, took them
and In eight weeks reduced from 90
70 a97 pounds Ny friends all said.
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CLUB MAY SAVE MILFORD
Sale Negotiated to Aid Creditors to
Recoup Losses.


Bg Times SDecidI
WARSAW. Inds Jan. 15.-Nego-
tiations are under way for the sale
of the rippecanoe Country Club
near Milford, building Of which has
been partially blamed for the defal-
cations of James T. Sheppard,
former cashier of the Farmers State
Bank at Milford, and now serving
a sentence at the Indiana State
Prison. Sale OF the club, valued at
$4,000 will enable Shepard's cred
itors to recoup large part of their
losses. it is said.
Shepard is in solitary confine-
ments at the prison, it was learned
today. He efused. to work in the
stamping mill where he was as
signed.
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.PETTING CULT PRoBED
Toledo Police Reveal Scandal in
High School Set.
RU United Press

Ru United Press
TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. 15.-Wfth a
Federal grand jury investigating a
high school booze party, Toledo to-
day was plunged into further worry
ing about the ways Of its younger
generation by revelations of what
police describe as a ''petting cult"
Two boys, II, and a girl, Is, are
also to appear in court Jan. g. on
charges of driving through Toledo
street at twilight stripped of all
5fhei,. clothes