davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

fue ell Senador socialista Sr. IgIc
sias, quien portaba ell su autom6
vii una gran bandera roja V Ia
bandera nacional.
Lea bien, amigo Bernard, "UNA
GRAN BANDERA ROJA."
Y. para que no salga de SUI inc
cente admiration lea este otro pa
rrafiito de LA Democracia"
. En- la marina y ell la manifes
tacion no hubo mas bandera que
la que llevaba ell senior Iglesias en-
SUI autOm0vil."
Termina Bernard Silva manifes
tando que no Green ellos sea I'M de
Ito ell portar la bandera ''roja"
la cual ha sido v es legitimamente
m emblema International de frater
nidad, etc.
En- esa peregrina afirmacion es
tanios en- desacuerdO. mo es IN
delitd mirar cen agrado V hacer
suya una bandera que simboliza el
terror Y ell desorden, V que viene
desolando toda la Europa, habicn
do hecho estragos Ell Russia V Ale
mania?
81 ahi esta reducida toda su fra
ternidad, en- aniquilar para STEM
pre- un pueblo, dejeme, amigo
Bernard, que deteste de esa capri
chosa frateInidad y odie, con toda
mi alma, el "rojo" de su bandera
perturbadora -.
". Rirerq Goa4dles.
Mario 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
|cAMARA DE REPRESEN NTANTES
Proyectos de Ley y Resoluciones de Ia Camara
en- primera ectura

p. lie la c. 199. 9.-Por el senior
Olivari,: para crear ln Juzga-
do de Paz Ell YaucO, y para otros
fines"
p. de la c. 200.-POr ell senor
Gambia C0rdOva: "Asignando la
cantidad de diez mil ($10,000)
d0Iares para el estudio de un sis
tema de regadiO eli la jurisdic-
ci0n municipal de Mana4i v Bar
celOneta."
p. de la G. POI. 1.-Por los seho
res Gonzalez Mena v PiMero { Ful
gencio): para enmendar la sec
ci0n 10 de la LEY para crear III
fondo de pensiones para los macs
tros de Puerto Rico, Y para otro>
fines. aprobada Ell 5 de diciembr'
de 1917"
=. de la c. 202.-Por los seiio
res PesQuera, Morales Cabrera y
HernaiZ: Para crear una 'Divi
sion de Industrial Pecuaria' en- e.
Departamento tie Agricultural y
Trabajo. para extirpar la garla
pata en- Puerto Rico: asignand,
los fondos necesarioS. V para
otros fines"
p. de la G. 203.-Por el Seilol
Huyke: para establecer el 'Tri
bunal de Nihos', proveer 10 necc
sario para atender a niilo> ahan
donados 0 necesitadoS Y delin
cuentes. Y disponiendo el procedi
micnto para la deIincuencia in
.fantil. V para otros fines"
p. de Ia c. 204.-Por el selo
Lastra Charriez "Para enmen
dar la Ley No. 4 de la Asamblei
Legislative de Puerto Rico de 1!
de febrero deH3lS, titulada: lie!
autorizando las Corporacione,
Munieipales V a las Juntas Esco
Ia.es de Pqerto Ricdi para con
iraet deudas,, tomar dinero {
prtstanp " emitiri bonos, y para
otros tines.ali ! ldlEl
/ :P. de lac. 2o5f#Porl iqsl seno
res (.Gonzalez' Meha u .OIivari
Para enmendar el rarticulo 2(
de la LEY ND. 60. 'sgHdal! lie!
pa@ fproveer, npl ify de caza,
aproda--w =, fs.l-51... =. = - - 1916"
i, de la G. 206.-Por ell senol
Last a Gharriez Para; enmenda,
la Sc -cioii 2 de la ley 'Estable
ciendo los procedimientos del
Quo Warranto', aprobada por Ia
Asamblea Legislative de Puerto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

puedan coiltraer prGstam0s con la
garantia de productos v efectos
asricolas, y para otros fines
u. de la G. 216.-POr los seilo-
res Huyke v TeXidor: Para NOM
brar una Comisi6n que entienda
en- el sentilo V dispoSiciones ne
cesarias para la construction de
una Carcel MOdelo. para la crea-
ci0n de una Granja Agricola, Y
para otros fines"
X. c. de la G. 50.-Por ell seliol
! Sanchez: Para autoriZar al mu-
nicipio de Comerio para disponer
/ del 25G S0brante de su presu-
pucsto de 1Jl7-lS. para dedicarlo
ii obras p1blicas municipales, y
para Utros fines.
Il. c. de la {. 5l.-Por el senior
Romani: "Autorizando al COmi-
sionado del interior a cancelal
I'm crttlito hpotecario que grava
una casa propiedad del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico en- la ciudad de Are
ribo. asignando la cantidad nece-
saria con cse obieto. V para otros
fines.
0R. c. de la {. J2.-Por el sellol
Olivari: "DisponiGndose Sc de
clare carrptera insular el canine
alirmado con macadam que, par
ticndo del pueblo de Guanica
conduce la carretera insulal
! No. ,. empalmando con esta Ell
cl KIN. 226.63. secci0n Sabana
Grande a Yauco, V aSignando la
cantidads de nueve mil 10000
dIlares para la Immediate repa
laci0n de dicho camino, V para
otros fines.
II. G. de la c. 53.-Por ell sellol
Lastra Charriez: para autOrl
zar a tOdOs los ciudadanOs de los
Estados Unid0s residences el
Puerto Rico que hubieren apro
bado algun curse de derecho dc
acuerdo con las leyes anterlores
para que puedan terminar su ca
rrera de abogado de acuerio col
la ley que habia ell vigor en- Ia
6poca Ell que aprobaron los eXa
menes del primer ailo. i.
r. c. de laSC. 54.-Por los Sc
I hJfes MontalvsNy Texidor: ''Pa
IA organizar los expendios de 10
calidades en- Teatro-Cines dedi
cados a exhibiciones 'publicas, J
para otros fines"
X. c. de la c. 55.-Por ell Se6ol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
'ico en- | de mario de 1902"

Rico en- de mario de 1902"
T.. de la G. 207.-Por ell senior
Lastra Charriez para autOri-
Zar a los tribunales de la iSla de
Puerto Rico a que resuelvan nor
sentcncia definitiva cualquier
asuntO sometid0 Il los mismos
siempre que al iniciarse el case
haya causa de acci0n V aunque
esta deje de existir despues de
ladicatlo el caso."
p. de la G. 2OS.-Por los seiio-
res Toro V Costa Semidey: Pa
ia la construction de un elificio
escolar en- el pueblo de Coamo
asignando los fondos necesarios,
V para otroS fines"
l.. de la c. 209.-Por los seho-
res Toro V Costa Semitley: Pa
ia la construction de I'm edifici0
cscolar en el pueblo de AdjuntaS
asignando los fondos necesarios
v para otros fines
i. de la G.. 210.--POr el senoi
! TeXidor:: Para enmendar Ia sec
cion del Capitulo | de las dis
posicioneS eSpecialeS para 81
arrendamiento de predieS urba
nos. del C6digo Civil, Y para
otios fines.
T.. dc la G. 2t1.-por el selol
pinero (Fulsencio): Para que
los Ciruianos Memories sean pre-
fcridos en- los nombramientos de
Inspectores de Sanidad. y para
OtroS fines"
u. de la G. 212.-Por el selol
Montalvo: Para la construc
ci0n de un hospital Y un acueduo
to Ell el pueblo de Nillalba
creando los fondOs necesarios, J
para otros fines"
/ p. de la c. 213.-Por el seiiol
4 Figueroa Para la constructor
de TN dique cn ell pueblo de Ba
j rros Y una carretera de tercers
claSc: crcando los fondos necesa
rios, y para otros fines
+. de la G. 214.-Port el senOl
! Gambia C0rdoya para Geclaral
3canino insular el que, partiendo
{ del pueblp de 3arceloneta termi
aa q 81 sarEi@ 9las -ftltas;
asignandoYufa> ranfr,fsd deA,line
TO, y para otrok fines
/ Z. de la G. 2a5.-Por los seno
res Rossy y Costa Semidey3 "Pa
Ia enmendar varios articulos dc
la Ley para que los agricultoreS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20
OBTUVIERON LA BANDFRA

Todos los salones de la Univer-
sidad de Puerto Rico, .eltY obtuvieron
la bandera de ciento por ciento aso-
ciados. pues unanimemente Sc III
cieron socios de Ia Cruz Roja Anne
ricana, todos los profesores y alum
nos. 49,.
Merecen la felicitacion mas.afec
tuosa todos los que ayidaron a al
canzar este gran exito al Comitc
de campana Y a la Rama local de
Rio Piedras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

Costa Semidey':: para la cons.
trucci6n de un hosital municipal
en- el pueblo lie Barros; asignan-
do los fondos necesarios, y para
Otros fines"
r. c. de la c. 56.-POr el seilor
Costa Semidey: Para la petro-
lizaci0n de ciertOs trOzOs de la
carrctera central; asignando los
fondOs necesariOs, y para otros
fines
r. G. de la c. 37.-Por ell seiiOr
Rossy: 'Para tijar ell salariO mi
nimo de los ObrerOs."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20


Resurgimiento Intellectual? Lo
del titulo es 10 de menOs. Lame
mOsle forecimiepto poetico; 0 re-
cuerdos literariOs.
Apenas he, comenzado a escarbar
ell mis- adcntros los petalos va
amarillos de mi ardorosa adoles-
cencia, tan llena de cosas magicas
Y dc cosas negras. y va rugen por
ahi los inevitables tigres de la Ii
teratura insular.
Probablemente sere devoradO
por estas fieras. pues yo me he con-
vencido de que mi carne es sabro-
sa, como la de todOs los martires...
Y no cs que yo me quiera procla-
mar martir, no; es Que soy mar
tir, incvitablemente. porque llevo
dentro de mi una cstrellita que
despierta los celos del Demonio y
de quien puedo yo decir 10 que
Jose de Diego: ''Porque cl Demo
Mo que me tiene rabia.
! No podemoS escribir una pala-
bra de literature sin haccr antes
un catalogo con nombres de todos
los que cscriben en- Puerto Rico.
/ ST no 10 hacemos asl. dcbemos pre-
pararnos para reistir las pedra
aas de aquellos cuyo nombrecito
literario no apareci0 Ell la lista dc
duendes. plunas en- ristre.
Refiriendose a estos. decia, Fer
dinand r. Cestcro. en- dlas pasados
con una gracia que Il mi me hizC
! dcsternillar de risa 81 van ur
cntierro Quieren ser ell muert0: s
van a misa Quieren ser el cura y
81 van un casamiento quierer
ser la novia.
Pongamos p,lntO a estaS mlseria;
V yolvamos a hundirnos ell la be
Has noches del Pasado que duer
men en- el blanco silencio de los
Castillo, de Ultratumba..
Despues del movimiento pro
vocado .por la pluma de Ma
riano Abril, vino la muerte d'
aqucl cntusiasmo litcrario.
Las magnificas plumas de todi
la isla volvieron .hundirse en- Ii
vieja muerte tropical, bajo el cho
rro aplastante del sol. que tiechab;
sus dardod de fuego sobre las ca
bezas erguidas Ell el deslumbra
mientO de ma bora de Arte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

- - a ? .T4E7. = y
e. RibcfG Chflremont.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-20

Mario 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel Dec. .. Mr. and Mrs Reese
o GordH are receiving congratulations
on the birth ~ "a fine baby girl who arrived
Monday night Mrs Gordv formerly
was Mis- Mary Collins
Mrs. Albert Culver and son are visiting
IN Philadelphia
George T. Eggs, who is cmployed in
Chester Pa, IS here as d guest Of his
family
Hoyt Parsons who was killed In the
South Railroad ward al Delmar bv being
struck and run over bv a train, which
severed hIs head from hIs BODY. was q
son Of Alr and Mrs. Washington |
Parsons Of tins town
An interesting meeting Of the Ladies
AId Society Of Bethel NJ =. Church was
held n the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Garrett Monday night with an unusually
good attendance After the business
session q pleasant social hour was spent
during which homemade candies and
spples were served
AlarvIl Wright and BENJAMIN Djrkv
OF Wilmington, have been visiting Ar.
v right patents Air and Mrs James II.
Wright of Bcthtl
Colonel q ~ kcnncy of this town i
managing the ~caford branch of the
tal Telegraph during the absence Of
the regular operator
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Laurel Man Struck by Crank in
Starting His Auto, and
Severely Bruised.
MANY ATTENDED FUNERAL
Fine Concert at. Newark, Last
Evening. Under the Auspices of
the Faculty Club.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. Dec IL Under the auspices
of the Faculty Club of Delaware College,
j. Ilclflcustcin Mason of Philadelphia,
basso profundo. gave n delightful musical
concert in Wolf Hall, last night Mr..
Mason was assisted by Emily Stokes
Hagar soprano; Marie Stone LangSton,
contralto, George Rothcrmcl, dramatic
tenor. and William Silvano Thunder,
painist The hall WAS crowded and the
concert WAS a great treat. a fine program
being rendered
The patruncsscs for the concert were
Mrs ! 7. Armstrong. Mrs. \. r. Arm
strong, Mn G. NJ Banks Mrs l.. H.
Rowcn, Mrs G. II Blake. Mrs II l..
Bonhan, Mrs William Il Baldwin Mrs
II y. Cummings. Mrs. : l.. Conrad.
NIrs H. NJ Campbell, Mrs. T. r. Culh-
more Mrs George Cartcr, Mrs Margaret
- Cam, Miss I.anra V Clark, Miss
Quac,ita Drake. Mrs Fred DALEY, Mrs
Georgc L. Dutton. Mrs Charles W
Dunlcyy. Mrs ! q. c. Duffy. Mrs
Irving Davett, Miss OrliSta Dikeman,
Mr W II Evans. AIS t. VI Is Foster,
Miss lydia FaIcr, Mrs Il. $ Gallahcr
Mrs Walter Gclet Mrs \ T. Grantham.
Miss Florence Hubbard, Miss Ellnor +
lIartcr Mrs James II Hutchinson, Mrs
" T. liolton, Miss Mary Houston. Mrs
John Hex. Miss Tdvina Long. Mrs. ). G.
Mitchell Mrs II W NcNcal, Mrs II
llcleu Nlacblr, Miss NgucS Ncdill, Mrs
Theodore / Martin, Miss Marian Null,
Nr- Nj. O. Pence. Mrs W T. Peach,
Mrs >nQc B Perkins, AIrs John Plllng,
Mrs II \ Reed, Miss Ircnc Roe Miss
Namlc Rollr, Mrs y Ice Rose, Dean
J Robinson. Miss Mary r.
Rich. Mrs " II Steel. Mrs W 4 Singles.
NI4 & W Strahorn. AIrS II T. Tiffany
Mrs Herman L Tyson, Mrs / H. Nogt
Miss l.l~Ic Wright. Mrs + ID Wright.
Mrs ! + Wright. Mrs Narv Wcbhrr
Miss Martha " wilson. Miss Nellie B VIII
son. Miss Marion Watson, Mrs. II J
" at-an. Miss DOROTHY Wolf. Miss Dora
VI llcoN and Mrs Charles Is lyans
The patrons were MAJOR Carlton
aIl.cr. III George \ llarter, Roy
kcgrru,s. t;core, " Rhodes, Dr " . I
Owen SyrIwrI and Wilbur Wilson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Emmanuel Church Names Dele
gates for Convention to Elect
Bishop.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

| Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Dec. 17.---At meeting
of the vestry of Emmanuel Church. in the
parish house, last evening, delegates were
elected to the convention to be held al
Dover on January Ii, 1920. When the
election Of bishop will take place. A. v
l.. George and Richard S. Rodney were
chosen delegates. while Edward V platt
and John r. Lambson were elected
altcrnatcs.
Miss Sarah A. Blount died Yesterday at
her home on the strand. She was lifelong
resident of this city and an active member
of Emmanuel Church SIse had been i'll
for several months. She was one Of New
Castles oldest residents With her on
the strand lived her niece and nephew.
Miss Mary Elkinton and John Elkinton.
Funeral services will be held on Friday
afternoon in Emmanuel Church
Miss Betty Booker of the Royal Opera
Covent Garden, London, gave delight
ful recital in Emmanuel parish house last
evening George Madden played the
accompanimcnts, Her program included
the following songs: "In the Steppe,
A Bowe of Roses, "Amarilli, and several
others The hall was we'll filed and
everyone present had an enjoyable time
Henry Spcicher, son of Mr. and Mrs J
Spcichcr. is suffering from mcaslezs Sew
eral other eases have been reported
Fred kurtz of Wilmington spent yCstcr-
dav in this city ON business
Tho ladies uf Emmanuel Church enter
tanned at lunchco yesterday number
Of the clergy of Delaware. who were hold
ing a monthly meeting at the rectory.
Tho meeting was presided over by Rev.
Percy Donaghay Of Middleton Other
clergy were present from Wilmington.
Claymont and Milford, including Rev
Kirkus, Bell, Clash, Rontz, Ford
and Earp While the nationwide
campaign results arc too varied TO be
tahulatcd vet, the parish If Emmanuel
Church IS rejoicing in very successful
forward movement according to what has
been done by the people
iTshc Warron of Portsmouth, Va,
who has been spending several days in
this city, has returned to his home
Mrs Martha Flnnaman a respected
colorcd woman. died here yesterday
She was employed PRIOR 10 the Civil War
hy the pcakyne family Of this city. when
I hey lived in lower Delaware Funeral
services viii bc announced later
Tho Emmanuel basketball team viii
play Pcnn-ncl IN this city on Thursday
evening IN the parish house.
Much 70 the surprise of many residents
of this city upon waking this morning
{ hey found tho CITY in blanket of snow
Miss Louise Davis II Wilmington
spent last evening visiting in this CITY
Whltmans and Samoset Chocolates IN
Christmas Packages 4 wlndnwful Il.
Challenger 4 Son Prescription Pharma-
clsts Adv
Nictrolas. Records -Brdgrwater ADV
Ferns Christmas plants, and dccora-
ting plants for sale l. r. Thomas.
New Castle Del ADV
For Sale Assortment of Xmas wrcaths
box candies mixtures, nuts. fruits of all
kinds and TOYS at Clayton's store. Adv.
Private Garages for Rent Apply 10
John Rics. Hotel Louise Adv
Christmas Cards Tags and Seals +.
Thallcngcr & Son, prescription Pharma-
lists ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
special Correspondents of Every Evonin

NpESlal nrreSp0n0cnCc OF Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Dec Miss Marie
Richardson Of Baltimore was the speaker
at the weekly meeting of the Women 3
Club Of Elkton, Yesterday afternoon.
Her subject was Thrift
Mrs Elizabeth Tavlor Of Fikton under
went an operation AT Union Hospital last
evening, for appendicitis
Falling backwards against radiator in
the Rising sun public school. Yesterday
Craig Reed. pupil, received a deep cash
in has head that required the services Of
a physician
Marriage licenses were issued in Elkton,
yesterday, to Benjamin Roth Of DeImar,
Del, and Camelia Dantine Of Salisbury.
Md; Peter G. Stickler and Elizabeth J.
Campbell of Havre dc Grace; James L.
Ward of Calvert and Emma Dunlap OF
Oxford Pa. Roman l.. Ragan and Mar
garet NJ Montgomery Of Rowlandville,
Nd
A meeting Of the Chautauqua guaran-
tors for Rising sun was held last evening
and plans outlined for next summers
entertainment
H. J. Jenkins Of Atlanta. Ga, is spend
ing tins week with his brother, DR. j
Horace Jenkins. IN Elkton
L. Leslie Pyle Of Rising Sun. teller in
Ridley Park, Pa, National Bank. has been
promoted TO the position of cashier
Trustees Of the Poor and Insane for
Cecil county viii give the annual Christ
mas treat TO the inmates next week
Tidewater Milling Go. Of North East
has added broommaking 10 its industry.
Mrs. J. A. Hartenstine Of Principle is
visiting her mother, Mrs Joseph s Pogue,
in Rising sun
Former Deputy Sheriff Jason Reynolds
of ElktOn has moved to Perry Point.
where he has accepted position with the
Federal government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
DELAWARE COLLEGE
FACULTY CLUB.

Newark, Dec IA business meeting
of the Faculty Club of Delaware College
was held on Monday evening with repre-
sentative attendance II was decided
to purchase a Nictrola for the club. Dur
ing the college year the club has planned
for lectures and readings to be given by
the members
The first two lectures decided upon are
as follows. "Thc Present status Of
Evolution. by Prof McCuc, and Science
Of Navigation, by Prof. Van G. Smith
At the close Of the business meeting a
reception was given to the senior class
Dr & f. Miller providcc the music and
Dr ". @ Syphcrd gave a reading entitled
Behind the Beyond by stephen Lea
cock The reading itself and the able
manner in which il was delivered received
much applause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
MANY ATTENDED FUNERAL.

special Correspondence d Every Evening
Dover De II Ihc funeral 81 Mrs.
L1li' Collins. "ilc of John = Collins.
cashier = the fir~t National Bank of THIS
town. took place yesterday afternoon III
10 g clock from the residence of hcr
husband on Dover Green and was largely
attended The Kings Daughters, Of
which Mrs. Collins for many wears was
an active member, was represented bv a
large delegation
The services were ID charge Of Rev. A
Victor Lightbourne. pastor of the Peoples
Christian Church If which Mrs. Collins
and the rest Of the family were members.
Mrs A. Victor Llghtbournc sang two
selections Beautiful Isle. and Some
Day Wen Understand. The floral
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
DELMAR EASTERN STAR.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dclmar, Dec 17.-Oaicers for the en-
suing year in Adah Chapter, Eastern Star,
have been installed, as follows
Worthy matron, Mrs. Anna ! His;
worthy patron, Harry T. Hickey; associate
worthy matron, Miss Rose Freeny; con-
ductrcss, Mrs Fannie Hickman: associate
conductress, Mrs. Anna 5. Parker; sccrc-
tary, Mrs. Susie Marsh; treasurer, Mrs
ELLA Ellis; chaplain, Mrs, Lelah +. Frceny;
marshal, Mrs. Mary +. Hickey; Adah,
Mrs. lrma Barr; Ruth, Mrs. Matte
Cannon; Esther. Mrs Flora Culver;
Martha Mrs Anna ID, Frceny; Electra,
Mrs. Matte Leonard; warden, Mrs
Charlotte Lear; sentinel, Mrs Mary
L. licarn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
HURT BY UNRULY CRANK

Special co rcspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel Dec IL Raymond Quillen
suffered a painful injury. sunday evening
while crank.nc hl> automobile The
starting device was not working properly.
and wi.,ic tie se.f-Starter was o:l he tired
T. crank the engine hut as he could not
turn fne handle - fast a. the self-startcr
wa> turning the wheel, he was struck in
the mouth by the end If the crank.
The blow knocked several teeth loose.
cut his lp hadlv and dazcd hlm for several
moments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City, Dec. 17.-Pierson Jewell
has returned here to spend some time with
his daughter, Mrs. Price Stanley.
Miss Mary Maloney of New Castle
is visiting Mrs. Mark Bremen.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of Presbyterian Church
will be held in the chapel tonight, after
the prayer service.
Mrs. Fred Sutton and son of St Georges
left yesterday for Dubuque, Iowa, to visit
Mrs. Charles Faulkenheimer
At the meeting of the Delaware City
Century Club Friday evening Mt o'clock,
Rev Charles Clash will speak on "a
Chaplain's Work in Franco"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
WHY WATCHES GO WRONG.
variation Due Not to MAGNETISM But
Movements Of Wearer

The cause of watch going with one
person and not with another is due to a
mechanical fault, says n member OF the
trade. II has nothing to do with mag
netism
A watch of faultlcss construction
should go with any person, but many
watches have faults in the escapcnent
which cause a stoppage when in n certain
position.
No two persons subject their watches
to the same body movements, and a
watch with n faulty escapcment might
stop with one wearer and go quite well
with another, who never happened to
carry 1T in the position that made the
fault operative. London Chronicle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.

Special Correspondence o1 livery Evening
Laurel, Dec l. Mrs Paul Gordv
entertained Misses Evelyn Isaacs, Flossie
Aiilholruc lila Wright Gertrude Adams
and Necta Riggu III hcr homo near town
At an informal gathering Ast evening at
ShIcl refreshments OF hot chocolate.
ham sandwiches and fruit was served
The guests spent a very pleasant even
Ing with games and music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
CHILD WELFARE COMMITTEE.
special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Dover Dec l7-At the recent meeting
Of TIM State Grange Mrs Charles r.
Miller president Of the Rcconstrlcti3n
Commission III Delaware. made brief
statement Of tie work of the commission,
especially III relation u Child Welfare,
and committee was authorized To CO.
operate WITH tho commission III this
work
The committee, Just announced by the
worthy MASTER. includes MIR William NJ
McAllen. BrIccyillc Alfred W Long.
Frankford Mrs Frank c Bancroft
Wyoming. Jo~c;L NJ Hazel. Clayton.
MrS Mary / Dickcy stanton, Or II
B McnoneM MlallctnMn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17

emblems were numerous and handsome.
The pallbearers were John Carrow,
Charles B. Wilson. G. T.. Dawson, Harry
Mayer, Herman G. Taylor, Lewis J.
Hayes and Cecil b. Fulton. Interment
was made in the Collins lot at Lakeside
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17

II you viii make three wishes, SAID
the old-fashoned fauy. i VIII see that
the y all ccIne true
oure a little slow responded he
- tic Any teller that rurs for otfcp this
! viii promise to make WISHES come true
tas tern you can think TN up Wash
ngton star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
CORN SHOW OPENS ATDOyER.

Special Correspondence oC FNcry Evening
Dover, Dec l. Professor GFantham,
arrived IN Dover. yesterday. ana with
assistance placed the corn exhibits ready
for the annual State Corn Show, which
opened TODAY
Tho Judging took place today and the
awards Wlil he announevd 1T tomorrow $
business session oi the show.