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CHESW0LD
High School Seniors Hold a Bean
Bake-Locals and Personals

High School Seniors Hold a Bean
Bake-Locals and Personals
Cheswold, Feb. 29-The Epworth
League service will be in charge of
Mrs. Beulah Sampson, Sunday evening
March 5th. topic: "Others As Watch
word for Christians.
The senior class, of CheswOld High
School. held bake bean supper in An
derson's Hall, Tuesday evening, March
cath, the amount received was $40,
which will go for a Microscope for the
school.
A Missionary Anniversary will be
held in Cheswold NJ. Z. Church, Sun
day morning and a very interesting
program is being prepared.
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Streets at Cheswol6,
last Tuesday and left a baby girl
weighing pounds.
The W. &. T. U.met with Mrs. Suma
Boyce. Thursday afternoon, March "a,
the day being so stormy there was not
a very large attendance. Mrs. Suma
Boyce led in prayer; Mrs. Name Ken
ney read the Scripture Lesson ;readiug
by Frances Wallace; duet by Mrs.
Lewis Anderson and Mrs. Clifford An
derson. 1t was voted that the union
extend Mrs. Ella ID. Cordray Of Farm
ington a letter az thanks for visiting
the parlor social and one to Mrs. En-
ma Caulk of Dover. There we're eight
new members gained at the parlor
social.
The W. G. I. U. held its annual par
Tor social at the Pan sOnage, Tuesday
evening, February %. in charge of
Mrs. Margaret Learned. A splendid
I program was rendered. Singing,
America; prayer by Mrs. Kenney;
address of Welcome Mrs. Kate Thomp-
son; response Mrs. Ella d. Cordray,
Of Pennington; solo Mrs.O. ID. Loose;
recitation by Miss Ester Garrison solo
Miss Clara Hoffecker; recitation Mr..
I Chester Devine; solo Mrs. Loose; reci-
tatiOn, Introducing tue Speaker" by
Mrs. Lettie Boggs. Ice cream and
cake was served in abundance There
we're about $50 present.
Rural Grange, of Cheswold held a
very interesting meeting Saturday in
charge Of the ladies'. Miss Mary Will
liams filed the Masters chair; Mrs.
Jefferson Cooper, overseer, aud Miss
Marion Helms, lecturer; reading, can
imals and Others" by Miss Alice Tur
uer; vocal solo Miss Frances Wallace
reading, Miss Grace Phillips. All re
sponded to a humorous Roll Call.
Personals-Mrs. r. H. Emory il
visiting her sister in Wilmington.
Mrs. Ella D.Cordray, Of Pennington
was a guest Of Mrs. l.. ID. Learned
last week and also attended the parloI
social Of the W. @. I. T., Feb. q. -
Mrs. Mary f. Boggs has returned
home otter spending the winter Will
her children in Philadelphia and he
many friends gave her a glad hand. -
Mrs. Lewis Smith Of Norwood, Pa. ha
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ell
Boggs, near town.-Rev. w. n. Ken
ney, has been III with the grip, but i
much improved. Mrs. Byron Crea
dick is on the sick list.-Rev. W. S
Cantwell preached Sunday, both a
Cheswold and Bethel on account o
the illness Of Rev. w. n. Kenney. -
Mr.. aud Mrs. Shackel have moved il
the new bungalow on East Main stree
Miss Ethel Phillips is spendin
sometime in Baltimore Miss BeulaI
Carter, Of Downes Chapel was th
guest Of Miss Alice Turner on Tuesds
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Blodgett cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary last Friday. In spite of the bad
weather about fifty of the invited
guests arrived in the evening, bring
ing handsome silver presents. A de
licious oyster supper was served and
after an enjoyable time spent in feast
ing, singing, playing Of games and
dancing, the guests parted at very
late hour. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Blodgett, Mrs. Thorn
as Donovan, Mr.. Ray Donovan, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs
W. White and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chadwick, Miss Mady Chadwick, Mr..
Thomas Chadwick, Mr.. Samuel Fretz
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fretz and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Z. Zippe, Mr.. Kurt
S. Zippe, Miss Naomi SUNNI, Mr.. and
Mrs. John SUNNI, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Jones, Miss Bada Jones, Miss
Alice Jones.
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Suffering from broken neck, George
S. Amber. Of Arlington, is a patient
in the Orthopedic Hospital in Phila-
delphia. The accident happened at
Clayton three weeks ago. Mr.Ambler
is a brother Of Speaker Charles A.
Amber. Of the Pennsylvania House Of
Representatives. 1t will be necessary
for him to be perfectly still, with heavy
weights attached to his head, for six
weeks longer. He was taken to the
Philadelphia hospital two weeks ago,
since then he has been lying ON an air
mattress, with his head and neck in
strong baudages 10 keep the head in
one position. Weights have been at
tached to the ends Of the bandages
which converge at the back Of the
head. These weights have been in
creased gradually from eight pounds
10 twenty-five pounds, and each day
additional weights will be added until
the strain reaches at least fifty pounds.
However, the patient is cheerful, and
confident OF his recovery. Mr.Ambler
is a superintendent for the Amber
Davis Company Of Philadelphia. He
was overseeing sewer construction
work in Clayton, when a snoring in a
ditch started to weaken. He jumped
into the trench to warn the workmen,
and the sides caved in, burying him,
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TOWNSEND.
Turkey Dinner and Smoker at j. Oliver
Foraker Weddings

Turkey Dinner and Smoker at j. Oliver
Foraker Weddings
Townsend Del, Feb. 29-J. Oliver
Foraker gave a turkey supper at his
residents on Commerce street on We'd
nesday night. The evening was
spent in discussing preparedness. an
many interesting points were brought
out. Those present were: Senator
Edward Hart, James A. Hart. Rep
redsentative T. B. Schwatka, Walter
S. Money, R. R. Reynolds. W. C.
Money. w. H. Reynolds. Simon Abra-
hans,G W. Vandyke.J. d. Strandley,
w. A. Scott, and DIR. J. d. Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. CHM gave a reception
at their home on "Ramble Brook"
farm. near Townsend, on Thursday
night. in honor of their daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Woodal Cochran who was mar
ried recently. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with orchids and car
nations. Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran will be
at Cedar View" Farm near Middle
town. after March the 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. BIG Lockerman an
nouced the marragie Of their daugh-
ter. Daisy L. Collins. to William F.
Arts of Wilmington, at Media Pa.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Henry Moon.
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BL.ACKBIRO

Epworth League Social at Home of Mr..
ane Mrs. W. n. Spicer Last Week
Blackbird Feb. 29- An Epworth
League Social was given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Spicer on the
evening of Feb. 22nd. as the celebra-
tion of George Washington's birth
cay. Tho rooms were beautifully deco
rated with red, white and blue. The
program was read by Mrs. w. L.
Reynolds, Jr. An enjoyable evening
was spent, music being furnished
while refreshments were served.
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FOR SALE

; Thoroughbred Holstein BULL Calves.
entitled to register. High grade.
EDGAR SPRUANCE.
Smyrna, Del.
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The Parent-Teachers A ISOLATION
of Clayton will meet on Tuesday.
March 14th. Charles q. Wagner,
Phi. ID. State Commissioner Of Edu-
cation, is expected to be present.
An excellent program is being pre-
pared for the occasion. which will
be announced later. All are eordi.
ally invited.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Tuesday, March stock, farming
implements, etc. of E. J. BOggs,
at his farm I mile from Cheswold.
w c. Moore, auctioneer.
Tuesday. March IA: 40 Head Of
Horses and Mules at T.. Howard
Bsrwick's stable. ID. P. Hutch
inson, auc.
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A surprise party was given to WAL
ter B. Knots. Jr, at the home
of his parents, near Seven Hick-
ory's, by his young friends in and
around Kenton. Games were INDUCED
in until a late hour after which re-
freshments were sersed. All enjoyed
themselves and congratulated Mr..
Knots Upon his success since he has
been away at work. near Wilmington
These present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter B. Knots. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
NJ. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. William Har-
rington, Nc. and Mrs. Charles T.
Downes. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coady,
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Knots, Miss
Mary Williams, Mr.. Harry Williams,
Mr.. CHM Of MiddletOwn; Misses Mary
Knots. Margaret Knots, Elisabeth
Knots. Lucille Coady. Catherine HaT-
rington. Grace Arthurs Eva Carey,
Clara Remley. Mary Jane Moore.
Mary Reynolds. Elma Shultz, Ruby
Wiley, Mary Prettyman, Maude Star
key. Lillian Harrington, Messrs. Wal
ter Knots. Lewis Harrington. Albert
Coady. Clifford Ross, Lee Deakyne.
Reuben Deakyne. Paul Downs. Edwin
Downs. Gilbert Downs, Charles
DOwnes. Homer Pratt. Stephen Wal
ker, Ralph Knots. James Rawlinson,
Earl Attx, Edward Attix. Elmer De-
fendeTfier, Lee Remley, John Mum
bers, John Knots. William Knots,
Edward Moore.
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CLAYTON.

Ladies Aid Of Salem Church will
hold a Parcels Post and Shadow Party
at Mrs. Ralph Numbers, Wednesday
evening, March 18th. II stormy the
following evening.
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Mr.. William Horsey, Of CEisfeld.
Nd. is visiting Mrs. w. F. Glenn
ents.-Miss Helen Allen is visiting re-
latives in Wilmington. Mrs. Harry
Atkinson of Wilmington spent the
weekend with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. James Boggs. MIR. and Mrs.
William Blair, entertained q few Of
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st. Paul VI. Z. Church Sunday,
March 3, at 1890 a. m, reception of
members followed by the Lords Sup
per;2 p. IN. Sunday School, Baracca
and Philathea Glasses; pm. Epworth
League; 100 preaching.
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WANTED.

Coi0red Man and Wife for Farm hand and
Cook. Wages $50 per year asd board.
Mt. VERNON FARMS.
kiFkwood. Del.
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth cameron.)
Friends After All

"He. Of course. got married. b,cau-.
DO wanted Co. ami the singular part o. 20
was that r. lid not mate with o. meek
woman Perhaps Dee Thought she was
meek Tor before marriage there Iz .
habit uf Difference 600 both sides which
10 misleading and sometimes trouble.
some. stephens
a Eiri with a. slpsrelious mouth and
a generally sriffy. d.~HEr.r1hIe .Ar-e--
SION SAT opposite mo % De. trolley -n-
other day.
% shouldn't thlrk she'd be- very good
company for HERSELF Hr anyone else. =
Illuminated 90 myself as ! studied n..
face
The Girl I saw HaH -'~apDeare
\ Few m'usfae Iurrr. "a vUrrE man got
on pro trolley ana advanced toward fha
EIrl. evidently uN appointment. H. .lr
down beside her and D looked 40 then.
with great irfs~-sf-aiI fht world loves
o. lover. you krHW-4uI Doc sn. behold D
found fhgf rE. EirI with rho eur.r-iI.u-
mouth ami fU. srfFfE. u'eag-e,ah.. .g-
preston bad vanished ana Ir her rflr.
was 1 g'r. with -hfrirl eyes, o. pleasant
smile on lor lip- end "a general AIR uf
animation and aW.fbU.fy.
Ihti vas trs g.rl The man saw NJ.
wonder Pc Nk.l and admired bog. ag .a
evidently dt Ar| that WAS rr.f-Ifr
fu" only Girl he had ever seen 0r viii
-"". 500 long as tho U.Irf-hIr lasts 81
some future day. after the marriage
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
MARI General Me..inn

On Friday afternoon Il the A. o. u.
W. hall, b March general meeting or
me Wcman's club. viii be held. THIS
nonths meeting Will be In charge or
the Home Economics department OF
D club. who have brought a speaker
OF prominence for the occasion. Pro
lessor Hugh A C~alderwood. Of the
carnegie Institute Of Technology. VIII
tpeak on, Electricity the Muluplier
OF Home Comforts He viii open mis-
talk Al 3 O'Clock during which the
many helpful co%ntuvances brought m
10 the domain OF the housewives by
electricity will anord material for an
intensely interesting address. Tea viii
be served az the close OF the meeting.
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BUSY WEEK FOR
SOCIETY OPENS
SPRING 6RIDEs-ELEcT WITH THE
VISITORS SHARE AT
TENTlONS.
Many Events Are Scheduled TO Fill
h Few Days 20 Elapse Between
No" and the Beginning OF
Lent.

Last week seemed crowded with so
cha affairs. and M event succeeded
another with such unfailing rapidly
that one wave OF entertainment hard
~ receded before another was ready
10 engulf the pleasure-goinE multitude.
The winter had not before offered
so many charming informal entertain
ments as the present days. when
everyone seems eager 20 repay small
social obligations befcre the beginning
OF Lent. when a general cessation will
De noticeable. This week will wit
ness n repetition and every dav will
hold an interesting attention Tor he
orides-to-be and the visitors now in
the city. about whom most Of the so
ciel attention OF the afternoons re-
wolves.
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To Remove R~ouGhness,
Chaps, Freckles, Lines

II your skin f. chapped. rough or harsh.
dab a liberal amount Of M~erColred wax
ou the face and allow ~ TO remain over
nisht When you wash OFF the wax IA
tne mornluE. fine. flaky. almost iuvi-I1 fol-
Particle 20 cuticle come with 10. Repeat
ing thls daily. the entire outer rIm skin Is
soon absorbed. but 90 gradually. there's
not tho slightest urt or Inconvenience
the uFueet complexion yields TO this
The underlying skin which
Forms the new compleNiun is so fresh aur
Fuuthful looking youu marvel az tho
transformation It's the old reliabla way
90 actually discard an aged. faded frecN-
Jed. blutchN or Weather-beaten complexion.
ounce q mercoltzed wax procurabla
az any drugstore. r. sufficient ia most
cases.
II wlud and cold make you soulnt and
fruwn. you rc bound TO cultivate wrinkles
and crow 3 feet To overcome these.
battle the face IN a solution made by
4issolvnE NJ ounce OF powdered saNollte
In a half pint witch hazel
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woman's Club. Martins Ferry.

The next meeting Of the Woman's
Club of Martins Ferry will be held at
the residence OF Mrs. l.. ]. G. Drennen.
Thursday afternoon. The following
topics win constitute a very interest
ing program
Responses-Every-Day Problems.
Three Minute Talks
Fanny Crosby Mrs. Blanche Lupton
Dr. Anna shaw Mrs. 2. G. Nesbitt
Ida Tarhcll. ...... Mrs. l. o. Morris
Mrs. +. j.. Preston.
.--....- Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson
Mary Antin .-.... Miss Carmichael
Ella Flagg Young. ......
-........ Mrs. Agnes Bailey
The Talkative Woman ....
-.......... Miss Ella I~nglebright
The Feminist Movement. ...
Mrs. Fred Dixon
Readins-The White Old Maid.
.--.... Mrs. A 5. Work
Ohio's Historical spots............
........... Mrs 4. r Dixon
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Story Evening.

y sor- and story evening VIII De- OIL.
loFe. mis- evening hy rho friends OF
~ LufD j. T. church. Penn and ohio
streets l interesting entertain
insut VIII f" given .n fle Suula.
-chool room. and e. silver offering VIII
u" taken M 'he door. f-- proceeds -o
%, donated The Easter Fund 90 fls
church The r-orram wIlI open al T.
o. clock under fh' direction o. Mrs
H'ore" o. birhy. the Misses Ada %.
Greer Nlr-.ria Dishy and Jean ID
Williams
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outlook CLUB WeIlsburo.

At the mex meeting OF the Outlook
Club Of Wellsburg. which will De neid
at the home OF Mrs W. r Boyd.
Thursday afternoon. the following
topics will be- discussed. The meeting
viii open al > o'clock and the program
is composed OF the following num-
hers
Roll Call-prominent Women.
Jane Adams. Miss Annie j. Bcare
Mrs Pankhurst. Miss Dora Hervey
Queen Mary OF England .....
...-.-..-.. Mrs. T.. II. Weiricn
Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium....
-...--.... Mrs Roland +. Craig
current Eyents.
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WLeel.n- lodge. so Is. b T. o..
Elks are deeply Interested lr plans Tor
their annual masqua BAN. which VIII
De- held az their club rooms. Tuesday
evening. March =. N.'ater= orchestra
ln charge ~ the musical prorram Tor
The dance be-n'ak- The perfection az
mis- detail 4 number o. surprising
features Viii provide entertainment
for The large number who viii attend
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The Catholic Women's league. viii
hold its regular monthly meeting. this
afternoon, I'm the p~arlors Of the Car
roll club. Every member Is urged 10
be- In attendance rs a number OF bust
ness matters will come up for consIG-
GRAFTON al this meeting.
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Shakespeare Club Of wellsburo.

The Wellsburg Shakespeare cSib.
"iI meet this afternoon az the home
OF Mrs Anna Lewis. when the follow
ING program will be enjoyed.
Corlyle's Essay on Burns.
% Scotia! My dear. my native soil"
loetry-The Cotter's Saturday Night.
Leader. Miss Iva Rrasbas-
Story. Mrs II -Iudra
Hostess. Mrs. Anna Lewis.
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Mt de Chantai CLUB.

This afternoon a. . o'clock the Mt.
de Chantai Club viii be entertained
by Miss Ella Freter. az her home In
Brookside The following program
viii be found Of interest:
Germany From 1915 10 1S66-Mrs.
Harold NJ. Sawyer.
Germany From 1866 20 the Present
IIme-Nrs Harry Scheuder.
Bismarck-Miss Clara Rose Cole.
man.
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The Cotillion Club viii Civ a dance
this evening al the Carroll Club audit
forum. under the direction OF Prof
Fred l. Becker. \ program OF the
latest dance music will be rendered
by Bachman's orchestra. and new
dances which are IN vogue in the East
will be introduced.
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Dance Postnonrd

The Monday evening dancing class
or Mrs. Maude SpOonef- Becker. which
meets regularly al the Windsor hotel.
mas been postponed from this evening
until Monday evening. March s
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sodalitY cara Pnrtr.

The Young Ladies SodaIitv OF 81
.Hrys church. will give a eurhr- party
tomorrow evening. iu the parlor- of t.e
k.Iu club. Refreshments HIN poe served
.. The cnucdl..iun of tire card Eam,.
which w4. Doe included ia the price
.l admission
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apartments % Mrs. Walter : Kelley
m the Virginia Mr.. Kelley viii rea,i
fruhella. one OF the plays by Gran
vile Barker. and one which exempl.-
hes another 4 from The Madras
House"
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The meeting of the M~oundville Wo-
mans Club. which was scheduled for
March 8. has been postponed until la
ter notice because OF the illness OF
Mrs NJ A. Sanders. al whose home the
u-----u. !. % hive boon hold
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Priseilla Improvement cIub.

Mrs. ID Bentley. OF Waddington
Farm. viii BE- hostess AT the next meet
ing Of the Priscilla Improvement club.
which viii take place on March ..
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G0MPERS TO CALL
ON STRIKERS

NEW YORK. Beh e--Samu.i Com
r"r~. president Of DO. American Fedora
iinn OF Labor. DO was said last night.
VIII CONFER tomorrow with leaders of
~" shirtWHk"r~ strike fu this city which
already has involved about 10000 work.
'r~- r. 4 Larger, general Of
the United Garment Workers union.
asserted fhHt Oh" union intends 20 or
Aahl1" fn' shirt making industry
ihr"u Eh"ut iEe country. The first move.
h" said. viii hs made hy calling ont
yN.NNu more shirt workers. smrIuy.I hv
N'W York manufacturers but who work
li 'ih'r pieces There are said 'n h.
about 100000 shirt makers IN the
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The Ladies' Sewing Society OF 81.
James Lutheran church. will give q
kahee Nislte. an the Sunday school
room Of the church. on THURSDAY az
ternoon. March . Luncheon VIII be
served from eleven o'clock until TWO.
and supper from p until = 4 large
crowd Us expected and the menus ar
ranged combine delicious dishes The
Following ladies have charge Of the
affair. with Mr.. VIII Schcuk. chair
man
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Aieisters orchestra has been engaged
fH furnish the dance musNe FOR This
annual artlr. and other appointments
wllll. aid boz making ,h- event tsrticu-
Itrly o~,lsuttul During ana Intsrmis-
a4ul az n o'clock. supper Will h. served
NIr E. = Lilllty - chairman OK me
rImWIffoe. Iu charge. ami Is being A.
sisted by the following committee
Dr.. Thurm ". g. EIIg
hI. kuNciau 10. kalbltze-
charlie Freese August k-oaAabrarI
Harry SCum..chsi Henry WtImer
Iu. Sehmclclel A. g. Schneider
Albert Schulrcr "a. o. Fg.urirhs
Fred ". to.mIr Alblu Schubart
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+. VAS Charles SeIiI,r. ST..
Fred Stroehmauu Edward SCheuk
r. Cook GEORGE B-lsv.rea-
Misses
i.orena Stheuk Emma S-ark.
Louisa Stifel
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Drama League Study Hour.

The Drama league department or
the Woman's club. will meet Tor their
study period. tomorrow morning at the
home OF Nor parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
i-I n Hughes. OF Bae Mar place. was
D. yUuuN hostess uu saturday after
noon. in tho celebration OF her IItl
~t'r''tuH. a merry series az games cnu-
rrllutei tn the dsisht OF the occasion.
which a. illntily appointed luncheon ter
minated. The guests were.
Misses.
Mary knlaruH. Flora Kitchen.
k1tn'-iu" Mitchell. hHthlue D BrieU.
luus.u. HYDE. Martha l.. New
AIIetu t.Erlru. hlrIt
Betty Floyd. Jacgu,Iine E~reuueu
Betty Lou ~hIrrr. Jane Arbeus
Miriam 3D.. hughes.
Masters.
F1hr T. Steeurod. Phillip sheridan.
John vs. Violet. Robert Meek
William Meek. Billie Cra.-aft
ROSS Kitchen. Russell CrurrHft
A~.u UHrIrrr. Arthur Sftr.I .Tr
Pau SluwaI-sr.
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Aia-ka has a vorsmen- Dompensa-
ton law
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-13
k1pp1Es ENJOY SHOWERS
Men and Women, Too, Use Facilities
Provided by College Settlement

The College Settlement at It's two houses.
4th and Christian streets and Front and
Lombard streets, has provided shower baths
for ESQ to 900 children daily
The children come in the afternoon, ana
each one is allowed to stand for three
minutes under the cooling spray. The
showers are open to men and women in
the evening, and at o'clock there ia al
ways a long line waiting.
The settlement at Christian street pro-
vided a safe, cool place for rs more babies
to sleep yesterday. by hanging cord ham-
mocks in a small space between two
houses.
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Paul stailman senior sasamore. an6 A.. Carl
Miller, MI junior sagomore. on Sunday. July 80,
ICES to he held on the iawn OF the Red Mems
Home at Cheltenham. Past Sachem George
Owens. ,of this tribe. is the honored treasurer
OF the Home.
The adoption degree was conferred on two
palefaces IN the wlgwam of Watahtunk Tribe,
No. 4O5 OF Llanerch on last Thursday eveu.
ms by the degree team OF Uppowoc Tribe, Of
West Chester. a. w. Sloan, Of the newly
adopted brothers. has the distinction Of being
In this State
Including one reinstated member. this makes
eight members taken Into the tribe since the
meeting OF the Great Council
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case Of infantIie paralysis near this plaee
was reported yesterday 5-year-oid
daughter Of Leslie Pierce. who lives TIVE
miles east OF this city, ia critically III with
the disease. The attending physician says
Her left arm and leg are paraiyzed and
she lies Unconscious. There are other chill
dren in the family.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-13

The Past Councillors and Willing Workers As
sociatiOn VIII hold Its monthly meeting Friday
Syenin6E, IN the council room Of Dlrigo Council.
NO. u2b. Plans VIII be discussed for the up-
building Of weaker councils. 1t is the plan OF
the association to again hold meetings i'm the
council rooms of the councils throughout the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-13

The officers Of General Grant Council No SO
were installed into office by Deputy State Coun.
Silor AZ amIsxapder Hunter. of Spring City Council.
nov, set the mark for 400 members by the end
has been shown, this should be an easy number