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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
POOLS RESUME
BULL ACTIVITY
Extensive Buying Of Other
Shares Reinforces oper-
atoms in Specialties.

New York, Oct 10.-Pools resumed
their buIIish operations in special
stocks today the movement being
reinforced by extensive buying Of
steels. coppers and investment rails
Sales Appropriated 100000 shares
The close was strong
Electrical Shares Active
Shares Of the electrical equipment con-
panles were active in the cary dealings
on the stock exchange today. Westing-
house and General Electric leading az
gains OF 20 6 points, respectively. steel
equipments also were favored. Harvester
salaries, particularly Stromberg Carburs
ter. extended yesterday material advances
and shlpplngs moved forward on buying
OF Marine preferred and American Inter
national United states Steel repeated yes
tsrday's highest quotations and rubber
specialties were substantially better. n
vestment rails strengthened on active buy
Ing OF Southern Paclfic-
Profit Taking Induced.
The stock market paused briefly today
after the opening. profit taking being IN
duced BY the many gains IL specla-tles-
Prices soon moved forward again, however
on the greater activity Of sreeiS Unitsd
states steel rose ! : 20 ll1H. its best
quotation since the beginning OF the strike.
Associated issues. notably bethlehem.
Laclzawarna. Republic and Pressed steel
Car, were i 20 s points higher Equip
ueuts, motors and oils increased thelr
early gains and the demand for Southern
Pacific extended 20 other rails Coppers
responded 20 moderate buyiuE--Utah and
Inspiration leading Call money opened
At percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
PRICES 60 UP
IN CORN MART
Rains and Prediction Of
Frost Bring Advances;
Some Reaction Later.

Chicago, III. Oct 10.-Rains and a
forecast Of killing frost led TO high
prices today for corn. notwithstanding
that the bulk OF the crop everywhere
has been looked upon as matured and
IN no danger from front. Higher
quotations on hogs counted some
what as an additional element Of
strength. Buying. however, was not
OF an aggressive character Opening
prices, which ranged from Z c 70 1isc
higher. with December s123% 10
sL2fH and May SL22% to S1-225z,
were followed by a slight reaction
Later the market reacted, owing
more or less TO opinions that husHing
would be stimulated by freezing tenn
peratures- The close was unsettled,
"a 20 1c net lower. with Decem Der
S122a to S1.22z and Nay L211z 10
81 q 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

Oats hardened in value with corn
After opening a shade to sc up, in
GLIDING December at Il : 10 Il 4 the
market scored further gains
Provisions were firmer, owing 20
upturns in the hog market. Trade.
though, lacked volume.
Commission houses and shorts were
more active buyers later. influenced
through falling off in the movement
OF hogs to western packing centers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
CITY COUNCIL oRDERs

HUECO STREET PAVED
At the meeting OF the city council
Friday the paving Of Hueco street,
from Stevens TO Mari street, was or
dered. This Improvement viii extend
over seven blocks and the property
owners were urging the work done
largely as a matter OF drainage, as the
flood waters during heavy rains wash
cut the street and damage property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

RARBEE WANTED-First class, guaran-
tee SIS. can make morei wire OF write
Frank Il Wallace. Columbus. y. Mex
Gas FTTTER WANTED-One thoroughly
experienced IN general gas fttlng- Va
miIiar with automatic and tank gas water
heater and gas range regulation Apply
by letter. giving experience and salary eN-
pected. Douglas Gas Corporation Doug
las. Ariz
WANTED-stenograph for combination
stenoFraphfc and clerical position in Ari-
iona. with mining company Good oppor-
tunity for Advancement StenoEraphlc
work light Give full particulars o. type
written letter. also sample o. handwriting
address p o. Box 81. Naco. Ariz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
Heb Wantsd-haIs and FsmaIs


HelD Hantsd-hals and Female
WANTED-Marzer and sorter. SO per
week Gallup stear1 Laundry. Gallnp. ~ A--
WANTED-First class japanese cook. also
first class waitress fAmErlcanl a. once.
sutton 4 Cray. Palace Cafe. Maria Tex
WANTED-First class soda dispenser,
either male or female good salary aad
board Included Apply steward, Hotel
sheldon Gaze.
sPASIsH NIGHr CLASSES
Why not Learn 20 speak Spanish correctly
and quickly in Lydia Patterson Tnstit-te
nlsht eiassss7 Phone ASIA sos South
Florence St
Heb Wantsd-FsnaIs
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WANTED-Exre -lenced chocolate dippers
apply Pacific ocean Conteetonery.
ENGLIsH speaking gil Tor houssWork- 81
California 81
COUNTEK waitress: 10 sunday work
sanitary Yam. 4oi San Antonio 81
WANTED-Expsrler chamber maid,
English speakinE. SO Myrtle Ave
WANTED-EEperierce soda giri, Eood
hours and work Apply soda Dept. Hotel
Paso del Norte.
WANTED-An EnElish speakinE gil Tor
kitchen work. must stay nicht. good
Wages. 1915 Assa Ave. Ph. 15e.
WANTED-Womaa for general houseW0rh.
English sD9ekinE preferred. 1855 Ken
WANTED-At once, EaElish Speaking cook
and house maid. small family. Enod wages
20 right party; 1so5 2. Rio Grande-
GIRL or woman for light housew0rk aud
cooking IN family of three adults 152e
Montana Pm 1105.
EXPEKIENCED Mexican woman for gen
orai houseworlz; must stay until 1896 no
aana
WANTED-Nesress or elderly white ladg
desiring home, 70 care for small child
While mother works. must stay nights
reasonabie compelsation- Phi 1901
WANTED-A houseiserer. middle aged
woman. unencumb1red. for gentleman Win
two girls. one ard one g references re-
CURED cal IN person. 1905 Stevens
WANTED-Aiddle aged woman for gen
eral housework. stay night, cook for two,
rice home, easy place. good wages lois
2. RIO Grznds.
TENOGRAFHER- Be extra fast
plenty OF experience week 20 two weeks
work. Apply Immediately Ny. Porterfitld.
ocean on Refining Co, 51s rrlst Bldg.
WANTED girl for general houseWork
for family OF p must understand English
and something OF cooking best wages
eall morning 1893 lontaEa- Pm 144s
WANTED-Competant lady stenographCf
IN law office Salary sl25 per month
aaAAAANHaa " AaAA AeAa rs Gaaaa 4a-a-N1
giving experience and by whom previous
" employed
WANTED - Live. experienced millinery
saieEiadys must be ambitious, refined. good
appearance and willing 70 work. perlna-
nent position. On writing give fun expert
ence. Address x $50. care Herald
STED-Lady cashier for hotel out OF
town. $50 month. room and board: must
Be capable and Of good Appearance. Trans
portation furnished address o li2s care
Herald.
CENSUS CLERKS $3.50 needed SIS
month, age 1850. experience unnecessary
examinations Il Paso Oct. IS For free par
ticulars write Raymond Terry former gov
erument examinerl, SIS Continental Bldg
Washington.
Az EXPERIENCED salcslady Tor dress
goods and womel's furnishing: one who
srealls English and Spanish preferred;
steady position and good pav. but must
be competent and bring references.
Apply A. W BONE.
THE BOSTON SToRE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
MIODEYIIFlEHISTORY8

one gear ago today. October 10.
~ 1913, the British advanced IL
niles and took lie Catesu as the Ger
aaans continue to retreat
Find another prisoner.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE.
Upside deFn between two,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
Siluatonl Wanted-MaIs

oIluGuon1 Ma1teo-Mae
----------@-------------
PIPE FILTER wants JOB as on air or
steam filter, best % references Address
u IFS. care Herald
INSIDE employment By healthy. active
man, hotel or grocery clerk Address u
ia. care Herald
COMPETENT male stenoEraDher desires
position with established firm Address y
III. care Herald.
ENGLISH SPANISH Speaking young man,
% years old. wants a JOB; no bad habits;
best references furnished, Address P Isl.
care Herald
YOUNG married man desires position as
bookkeeper and clerk In store or bank,
good references. Address care Sec oman.
Colfax. n A.
EXPERIENCED younE nan wants 20 keep
set % books, or do any clerical work dur
ing spare time. Good reference Address
% l45. care Herald
A YOUNG married man with four years
mdae- experience. 2 years ssneral office
work, 4 year speciality salesman. would
Ike position in or out OF Il Paso- En-
pioyed az present but must change on ac-
count chld's health Address o l4s. care
HeraN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

WANTED-several young men IS 70 "a
years. must be thoroughly experienced n
groceries, none others need apply prefer
those now working II groceries OF Win
rgcent erperiencs. good opportunity 20
work up. Apply afternoons Only Eiggly
VVirgly. on san Antonio ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10


Personal
sPIRELLA CORsETs. Ms. spawn. Ph5ss7
FFANTED-To buy second hand 2-inch
post iron bed. also iron zlrlaEs. Ph. SO.
Special EohesI
CURTAINS Numbered. Pm 77s.w.
MRS. CHONLA-Woman's tx. crochet and
tattinE. orders taken 10 81 cam2bell-
NOUR matit@sses renovated SIS Up. car
nets cleaned irwin VIZ g. Phone NC.
THERE Is no nssd 20 wait uhen
your credit D. o. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
ACCORDION pialting. hemstitching. pieot-
ing. Ms. Cgrum. IS Buekler hlk- n l6ll.
IHE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. 9El2,
81 irwin Mts- Co ne.
PAINTING, paprr hanFinE decoratinE
yelton Paint g. sos :. Stanton Ph l2l5.
dEMsTITCHING and picot edge work
done on short notice. any kind o. ma
terial- Singer Sewing Machine Co. 2o6s 3
e Paso ST
CHEAP ROOFING
PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION..
Have you had a free denomination q
Marveiseal2 stops leaks. fireproof no
acids 20 eat Up your ROOF. guaranteed 10
years. shipped on 90 days tirne beaut-
full coiors freight allowed. special atten-
zion given 10 New Mexico. drop card TO
day for full particularE- T. s Bennett,
District MEr-. Hotel del Norte. II Paso-
RoominR Houses-For Sale and Rent
FURNISHINGS Of Louise Apt for sale
Phi. s06s
FOR sALE-NeWIy furnished apt. houHs.
some hedrooms. modern. Pm. 5slL
LEAVING city must sen al Eacrlnce;
Will take part cash, balance monthly at
reasonable ternss 10-rcom house, arranged
IN apis and rooms. all roous rented L'h-
6ss2J: 2l6 ". Franklin
TO Buy OR SELL
RoomirF Houses
See PARK BROS.
los Main- Phone sos
FOURTEEN rooms. good, Eu5stantiai fur
niture IN apartments with private bath
and entrance all on ground floor 8 blocks
from P o. $1,000 cash. an leaving city.
viii consider no terms Call evenings and
sundays ao2 Mesa. apt 2.
Oil and Mining
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Passport PICTURES los Tezas 81.
FOR sALE-200 shares Of III Paso Ranger.
81 per share write or wire BOX D. A1o.
ArlZ
HAVE 60 acre lease g wells shallow oil;
want money TO finish and start pumping
have contract for oil around SOC gallons
need 5000 immediate use. Dan Dods1n
6l6 p san Antonio.
FOR SAIL oil well supply rotary rigs
with drill stem and tool Joints: standard
cable drilling rigs complete: ! star rig,
size IS. almost new. J. Arseneauz, 522
Moore Bldg. san Antonio. Texas.
OIL CLAIMS UPPER VALLEY
within miles Of Fl Paso on - Gas
Co.'S vel. now drilling. az f2-50 per acre
OIL CLAIMS PECOS VALLEY
IN New Mexico near Dayton at 50 per acre.
TEXAS OIL AND GAS PERMITS
Hueco Basin, on one or more sections.
JAY #. Knox COMPANTs
so1 capiss Bldg Phone 1886
BESIDES
Representing the principal daily news
papers throughout the nation and the ma
tional magazines. we are SPECIAL REP
RESENTATIVES Of 6of4 smaiI-town week
~ newspaper-THE PAPERS THAT GO
HOME. We are making special comhlna-
ton rates on these publications Here's a
NEW field for the OIL companies
ROSS-POLE AGENCY,
Complete Advertising Service
Copywriters Artists, Publishers
Representative
2ol 1flis Bldg Phoas 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
si.nahnn, Rant.s-Mnr.

MECHANIC. p years experience, needs
permanent work. had nine and smeiLef
experience. also railroad track shop and
a nttle wen drilling. can read write ana
talk Spanish. hold excellent references
Address A. q p care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

WANTED-Brlrht boy with b.
cycle as proof messenger. Apply
Herald Advertising Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

CEN-Us CLERKs 1000 needed. {s5
uoath. axe 1880. experience unnecessary,
zsauIuations Fl Paso Oct IS For free par
ticuIars write Raymond Terry former gov
eminent ezaminerl, 372 Continental Bldg
MashlnEton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

WANTED-Second miller. one eZ-
perIercsd in grinding Eai.saz hard
wheat preferred. coed salary &c
right party. Apply
GLOBE MILLS
e Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

rrrufrhsd daily By = s. Curtisq & Co
-sess cuotatious are BASED on all stock
being 500 par value.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

POSITION open Tor young man as clerk
IN railway office, salary $50 per month,
hfrh school education preferred. with OF
without actual railway experience, gen
eraI knowledge Of clerical work and ez-
perlsncs in use % typewriter required;
prospects for advancement Applicants BE-
tween ages o. IS and p. inclusive. Ad-
dress 1854 Railroad" care Herald in oWn
handwriting. stating experience. with ref-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
MES WANTED

MN WANTED.
want meu % represent the Missouri state
LIE Insurance CO. IN e Pasos I can give
a very liberal contract and any live wire
can make from s25e 70 5000 per month.
come and see me II you want good pop
osltion. no experiences needed
LEO z SCHUSTEk. GENERAL AGEAA.
s1f Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
RoOmine Houses-For Sale and Rem

hoDmlnG nouseG-r0f sale ana Iteul
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FURNISHINGS Of Louise Apt for sale
Phi. s06s.
FOX sALE-NeWly furnished apt. houue.
some bedrooms. modern. Pm 5a1l
LEAVING city must sell al Eacrlfces
will take part cash. balance monthly az
reasonable terms. 10-room house. arranged
IN apis and rooms: all roona rented rh.
6ss2J; PIG ". Franklin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
Heb Ranssd-AgsnfI

THREE experienced salesmsn. choice
West Texas. New Mexico or Arizona
Good commission on easy seller No
Il Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10
Situa6oul Wslled-Female

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FRACTICAL nurse sollcits nursing s56oW.
NASTED-Position as preparing or serv-
Ing luncheons Pm e94sW.
By an experisnced stsnoErapher just re-
placed b. soldier IN army. a position exc
8cutivs ability. address H. III. care Her
ala.
WANTED-T5 take charge Of rooming or
apartment house by unincuubered middle
aged woman. city preferred address II
10. care Hcrald-
YOUNG lazy. ezperIrnoed N general ofnce
work. desires position; unde-s-ands ilins
and can use typewriter. address n lsi,
care Herald.
EDUCATED young woman. inexperienced,
wants position. something permanent
where there IS a chance 10 advances any
thing considered Address u. Box $50,
Real Estate Wanted
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WANTED-To buy from owner. home close
20 Five Points. Pm s591J-
loo PEKCENT resuIis frtm t-usmsnts
TURNER. KEMP 3 C0LDWElL
WANTED-To buy good z o. 5-roon bun
salow. north o. TRACKS Manhattan or Alta
Vista section Pay good cash payment
Phi 1875 or evenings. 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-10

FOURTEEN rooms. good. substantial fur
nlture On 4 apartments with private bath
and entrance all on ground floor blocks
from P .. $1,000 cash. am leaving city.
viii consider no terms Call evenings and
Sundays. sos Mesa. Apt 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
CROKER STRONG FOR RUM.
Ex-Tammany Boss Calls American HON
OF Prohibition.

New York. Dec 20-On his way TO
spend the Winter at Palm Beach. Richard
Croker. former boss Of Tamrnany Hall,
arrived yesterday on the Carmania lie
was acc ompanied by Mrs Croker.
Mr. Croker was more impressed by the
fact that the country had gone dry
than by anything else He said he con-
sidercd it an outrage that the prohibit
tion forces should have successfully put
through their program.
This country has always been known
as the land Of the free" but hereafter
it will be known as the home of prohi-
btion E" commented Mr. Croker. at is
ridiculous 10 suppose that liquor serl-
ously injured people TO the extent that
absolute prohibition was necessary Why
do not believe that 10 per cent Of those
who might be classed as drinkers ever
injured themselves Certainly the per
centagc Is not nearly as large ms those
who iniure themselves by over-in ndulgence
IN food. and because per son over
eats L no reason why he shou Id be made
to stoDestln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
MARYLAND CROP VALUES.
Fourteen Staples Worth 500 900 ,OOO
Grown on Farms Last Year.

Washington, Dec 20. According to
the Department Of Agriculture, IA staple
crops produced in Maryland in 1910 arr
valued Mt more than 100000, 900. Corn
leads the list with yield Of more than
2s,00O,000 bushels, valued at over $780,
000, 900. The wheat crop is placed at moro
than $i0,000,000. IIay comes third, with a
yield Of more than COO tons, valued
by the department at SIS, 10000.
The estimated values Of the IL crops
follow:
Corn, 2S,413, 900 bushels, valued ut
s3g, us, 900; wheat, jO,650, 600 bushels.
valued at s22, $3.50, 900; hay, $500, 600
tons, valued at $4,000 900; tobacco,
1853 900 pounds, valued at s5,S72, 600;
apples, l,g44, 900 bushels, valued at
81, SSS, 900; potatoes, 5,i7O,0O0 bushels,
valued at 1921 900; sweet potatoes,
l,690, 900 bushels, valued at s2,234, 600,
peaches, 73l 900 bushels, valued at
81, l,3S9- 600; oats, 800, 900 bushels, val
ued at sl.4g2,0 900; rye. 100000 bush
els. valued at $685., 900; buckwheat,
322, 900 bushels, valued at $4,000
pears, 100000 bushels, valued at s54G,-
600; cabbage, 2. 762 tons, valued at s2IS.-
900, and barley, sos, 600 bushels, valued
at S2d4.000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
CHF'STERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chcstertnwn, Md. Dec. 20. The Their
mometer registered degrees above zero
at Z yesterday m brning mtrking the
coolest day Of the winter Chester river
ls frozen from shore TO shore and many
Of its tributaries are closed to navigation
shutting of an opportunity for the farmers
who live along these water courses to get
their corn tn market Shclled corn was
bringing 81 IS and cob 81 ~ bushel
yesterday.
Edward Howard Sterner. 1s years old
was arrested by Sheriff William G Town
send and Deputy Mark A Perkins, Satllr-
day, charged with stealing an automobile
belonging to Robert Gabriel Of Middle
town. The boy, who is said to be de-
scrter from the United States Naval
Station at Hampton, Va. came To Chester
town, Saturday afternoon, driving srna II
Chevrolet car. Being without funds he
applied to the Jail for lodging. Being un-
able tn show either drivers or owner
lireusc, he was placed under arrest. and
later was taken tn Philadelphia for tx
animation
fhomas II. Bryan, who was painfully
injured in a runaway accident on Wash
ington avenue. Chestertown. last Friday
Mollie Watts. where he was taken after
the accident. but his condition is IN
proving He WAS badly cut about the
scalp. and his body severely bruised.
Miss Avis Sheppard entertained the
By-kota Club Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at her home, on Front street
Chestertown, last evening
Miss Helen Baxter Of Chestertopn has
returned from an extended visit with her
aunt. Mrs. Charles Boggs. in Oklahoma
The improved Order Of Red Men has
paid ~ James r. Allen the insurance on
the life Of his brother Charles H. Allen,
who died recently
Charles Armstrong was taken n the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. last
week for an operation for kidney af-
fcction
Miss Hettie Hicks Of New York CITY
and Mrs. T > Tolar and children Of
Fayetteville, n G., arc guests Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William r. Hicks,
in Chestertown. for the holidays.
The Marvil Package Co, after being
closed for the past ten weeks, resumed
operations Wednesday. furnishing en-
piovrnent 70 about i50 hands
Mrs. A!day Clements and daughters,
Misses Anne and Alday. Of Cheetcrtown,
will leave after the Christmas holidays for
Baltimore, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. George Mo rris and little daugh-
ar Of Washington, d. C., are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur ". Hub
0ard IN CheStertoun
Harvey Brice Of Betterton will move to
Baltimore, wncre he will spend the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

srecial Corres pondenre Of Every EVENING
Flkton Md dec. 20-The County
School Board has offered reward of $50
for the arrest OF the parties who, few
nights ago. shot nj the windows of nl
breaking twenty panes of glass. 0uc of
the small trces in the school yard WAS also
ruined with shot
The brotherhood Of Little Britain
Presbyterian Church has been organized
with more than hundred members.
f. H. Walton was elected president
Samuel Steele. secretary and Frank
Scott treasurer
The Ladies Aid Society Of Calvert
cleared about, SIS at . dinner served
Wednesday. to the members of the Cecil
Detective Association, at Calvert.
Members Of Zion Presbyterian Church
paid their annual visit To their pastor,
Rev. DIR. Davies. at Zion, last evening,
and supplied his families with large
amount Of eatables.
John White. proprietor of Whites Cir
Gus has sold his farm near Elkton 10
Virginia parties and will move 10 Phila-
delphia
The young men of >Elkton will hold
their annual New Years dance in Com
pany l.. arInory ON the night of December
81
Oscar Schwartzkopf. president Of the
Victory Sparkler Co. of Elktou, has ar
rived home after y four-months' business
trip through Texas and California.
The Susquehanna river is frozen over
from shore to shore The COLCHESTER Steam
boat Co, has abandoned the schedule be-
tween Port Deposit and Baltimore until
further notice.
Citizens of North East will hold their
next Chautauqua January %, so. 81 and
February |.
Mrs W X Rawlings fell on the ice at
Woodlawn, yesterday, breaking rib and
cutting her head, requiring several stitches
TO close up the wound
Mrs ] II G. Hopkins Of Port Deposit is
confined TO n local hospital, suffering with
pneumonia.
Mrs O. T. Hagertv and her four children
have closed her home nj Port Despoit
and gone to Asbury Park, n j. where they
viii remain until spring.
\ meeting Vlll be held IN Company f.
armorv, Elkton. Monday night. next 10
organize a local company to be attached
10 the First Maryland Regiment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
FRATERNITY DANCE.

sr~ctal Clorrespoudrrrn of Every Evening
Newark. Dsc 1D The annual dance
cf the Sigma Nu Fraternity OF Delaware
S,olles-a held in the Armorv. last night.
~,x well attended despite the cold
weather The large dance floor was beau
tifulIy decorated Music was furnished
by the Howard Ianin orchestra
The patroncSse- were: Mrs. G. Il.
rSans, Mrs. G. 4 Short, Mrs = J.
Wright. Mrs. G. G Mitchell. Miss Winl-
frrd J. Robinson. Mn T. l. Smith, Mrs
] NJ. Iacato, Mrs Jennie Campbell,
nn Harry L. Bonham, Mrs. John
Pilling, Mrs J. Warner McNeai and
Mrs Amos OsTnond
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
SkWS OF SkAFORD.

sparial CorrespondencC Of Every Estning
Sesford De- 20 Mrs Julia Huston
e quite III al The home Of her daughter
drs Charlss 6 Bradley in West Sea-
ord
The SOrosi, was entertained, Thursday
AFTERNOON. bv MIR, a = Woolley a.t her
home on Cannon street
Ny and Mn ! Arnold Greenabaum
spent d part u he week ia Philadeiphia
Mr. aud Mrs Ii i Almond of Phila-
d-lphia are here vita Mn Almonds
mother, Mrs " Il stevens
Mr. ! Morris Perry of Phllsdelphis
d here With her parcnte Mr. and Mrs
J Robinson for the holidays
fred Burton Phillip Ragilns and
orrelvou Narreh students AT Dlrkin-
,on Collegc CsrISle Pa arr homo for
tho holda,S p1'h their parcnfs
Mrs Virginia MrNeiiiy, ebo attends
y~hoo - Walnut Lane Germantown,
pa is aifh her parents Mr. and Mn
Ctlstsu Nc Nelly. noar town. for the
Christmas holiday~
Mis- Mar Short 81 Swarthmorc
tollegc Miss rarah Rawlins, Of Goucher
COLLEGE Baltimore Miss Lillian Anthony
Of State Normal School 1opson. Nd.
Miss Elizabeth Fmery 81 Hackettstown
y J., nd Miss Eoris EskTidgc of Wesley
Collegia tc Institute I over. are spending
thc helidavs here With their parents
airs NJ. J. Boswell, Of Eew Haven