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Evening journal., 1919-06-06

Liberty and truth triumphant,
Have won victory;
While our grateful hearts are fun Of
Joy,
In a glad. slad world set free.
Twas a long. long tran awindlng
Into the land OF our dreams.
Where, The bells OF love are ringing,
And white moon beams.
There's long. long day OF gladness,
Because our dreams have come true
And the sun OF peace Is shining,
Ger the world In heavens OF blue.
Narina Jackson
Harold c. Keats. OF the Community
Service, spoke Of lls work I'm Whining
ton and stated the reason why 70 had
been established. lie said nifty Amerl-
can cities had been selected for this
community work and that Wilmington
was one Of the cities selected. Mr..
Keats stated that tho Community Ser
vice Is lending an their efforts 10 this
community and they do not want TO
tiko anyone else's place, hut help carry
on The great work already started dur
ing the war days.
fraternal greetings were then ex-
tended.
Mrs. J Ernest Smith, for the Young
Noman's Christian Association, told of
tle interesting things OF the work OF
the association. She asked all TO take
This text 10 heart I'VE Need You and
You Need U.s."
Miss Sellie shaw, president OF tho
Teachers Beneficial Association, told OF
the splendid spirit Of helpfuness that
existed between club women and school
teachers
Mrs G. r. Miller as chairman OF the
Reconstruction Commission. asked THAT.
the women Of the State make social and
child welfare a part Of their program.
Miss Helen Hart. secretary OF iheI
Americanizati0n program, made stir
ring appeal for the foreigners IN the
city. She urged that all women do
more social and spiritual work among
them. she invited all 10 attend the
closing exercises of the Americaniza-
ton classes az High school, on June fl |
Delegates AT 80 Mill'
After the reports the guests went for /
an automobile ride. made possible by /
he efforts Of Mrs. Charles Warner. /
chairman Of committee for securing |
for the delegates for yes
erdays and ioday's outing The ride
'iaried at i.3O o'clock and ended at the
'Old MIL" The home of Mr.. and Mrs
T. Coleman dupont Mrs. dupont !
proved a charming hostess
In The large gardens which are con
lectod with The "Old MIL" tables were
et and the delegates enjoyed a garden
arly Tempting refreshments were
erycd
Upon The arrival Of the guests. they
we're received by Mrs DUPONT. Mrs
'au Wilson and Miss n. dupont
The gardens OF The estate proved very
lierestng 10 the guests, with their
lany lovely flowers. which consisted of
comics, roses. forget-me-nots and wild
oses A delightful time was enjoyed
y everyone at the party, and all voted
lrs dupont a charming hostess.
Women Applaud Suffrage
reference 10 The passing Of the suf-
Evening journal., 1919-06-06

p0nderate. Delavare has courageous
hearts and vast material resources. II
has all that Is needed to make II the
most ideal State in the Union"
Or. Odcll then discussed the school
situation. saylng the new State Schooi
Code gave the opportunity TO Delaware
to make its educational system second
10 none. He said:
I'VE are careless and conservative IN
matters Of education. Any building
any teacher, any hours Of study, the
left overs OF The financial revenues will
do for our children.
"The greatest nation. and greatest
State VIII no longer be that which has
the greatest army and navy, or per
capita wealth, but that which unlocks
the resources of It's individual minds
and souls.
we can build a hundred miles Of
bad road IN Delaware, and later on re-
build it But we cannot build up the
lives OF the future citizens of Delaware
badly and rebuild lhem later. That mis-
take Is fatal to the future Delaware,
and VIII hamstring It in competition
with other States which are pouring
out money on their schools.
There are men IN this State whose
names are known all over the world
for clear vision and for great business
enterprises, who are laying aside their
personal interests and deyoting time,
day and nightA to the service Of this
state. There are men and women I'm
this State who are ready TO Tight for
Delaware with the intensity with which
the marines fought for Balleau woods.
10 pour out their money for the State
as we citizens did for our country in
the darkest days Of the war"
lie asked the club women, I'm con
clusion, to help In every way TO bet
ter school facilities in Delaware. and
10 urge young men and women TO 20
10 the Delaware College training school
for teachers. lie praised both mems
and women's colleges in Newark
FOR their great service 10 education
the State.
Mrs. a. d. Warner presided al the
iession Musical numbers were much
nioyed during the evening. "Rienzir
y7s played as a piano quaf.et by Mrs.
T.. Grinlth. Mrs. Norman : Huxley.
Hiss Ella Pyle and Miss Helen l..
turtz. Songs by Mrs. C. b. Kelser
md Miss Madeline Reed were delight
ul features. a reception ended the
yening
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fraee amendment by the Senate brought
emphatic and continued applause from
the Federation.
Mrs. H. prentiss Nichols. president
of tho Philadelphia Now Century Club.
made The reference In her address on
the future work Of women's clubs. say
Ing since The vote was imminent
whether wanted or not. new obligations
were coming 10 women.
believe wOmcns clubs ara AZ n
critical moment" she said. They fail-
cd TO Take the leadership I'm women's
work during the war. I believe n Inc
General Federation OF Women's clubs
had been ready. this organized bodv of
seven million women could have taken
mo iead' instead OF rs being necessary,
10 form a Council OF Defense and the
National League OF W0men's Service
Although clubwomen worked through
these splendid organizations ana lhe
lted Cross, Women's clubs as am organ
l~ation lost prestige by failure 10 lead
as a body IN war work"
Speaking Of The need 10 recover pres
tlge' and TO take up work as the spe-
flal war councils cease 90 act. The
lady from Philadelphia urged wo-
mems clubs TO work against tho social
unrest OF the world.
we must not glorlfy revolution too
much, no matter n we belong 20 TIC D.
A. r. the Colonial Danes. or other pa
lriotio organizations" she said. "No
must work 10 strengthen The bond be-
tween MS and the mother country. IN
whose united strength lies the hope Of
Ihe world
In conclusion. she urged community
doing big things, and con
act with women who may not wish to I
belong TO clubs but can give valuable |
ielp to civic work
a better education for Delaware chill /
iren, was The keynote OF the address |
made by DR.. Joseph II. Odell. Director /
# the Service Citizens lie said in
8rt:
J Delaware has infinitely vasler re-
ources than the majority OF It's cill-
ems realize. ! doubt if any State Leg
stature in America, in one brief ses-
ion has put more progressive legis-
alton on record than your State Legis-
ilurc in its recent session.
There is vast amount Of conser-
atism In this State, as in all States
where EnslisR speaking people pref /
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Is 0D WOMEN IN
81 STATE CLUBS
lcontInued from page EIght.l

Continued from PAGE Eight)
De chlldrens War Fund. The club IS
interested In the childrcn's playground.
They insugurated m the town a clean
up day which is held every two weeks.
They were active IN all Red Cross and
War Work. Mrs. A. d. Warner at
tended the annual club luncheon.
For the Dover Century Club. Mrs. r..
J.. Holiday reported that the women
had been Interested in The various pa
tioiic campaigns. During the year a
visiting nurse has been secured. This
IS the frSi club IN the State outside Of
Wilmington 90 undertake this matter.
lhcy subscribed to an Liberty Loans
ana the club membership were 100 per
cent In the Red Cross drive.
Mrs. J. wv Reynolds FOR the FELTON,
Avon Club, reported that during the
Fourth Liberty Loan drive and iho
Victory Loan drive the club was most
active. IN the latter drive the mem
hers OF the club sold one-haif Of the
bonds that were sold in the entire town.
Considering there are only twelve ac-
tive members IN this club. they feel
they are keeping abreast with the
times.
For the Frankford Jefferson club
Mrs. NJ Roberta Murray reported that
during tho year eleven new members
had Joined the club. In an war work
they had taken an active part and con
tribpied In each campaign.
For the Selbyville Homemakers' Club.
Mrs j. w. Davis stated That The mem
hership had Increased greatly during
The year. Red Cross work and an civic
unlift work was undertaken and en-
joyed. Several formal affairs were given
during the year
Two Representatives Overseas.
40 the concluHon Of the reports Mrs.
haYner told Of The two young women
that are overseas In Y. NJ. q. A. canlcen |
work representatives. OF The Federation /
They are Miss Ninifred Bach and Miss 4
Alice d Evans 10 was suggested that /
a special message be sent 90 them, and |
the corresponding secretary, Mrs w p,
Douglas. was ordered 10 write q letter
Just at this timo Mrs Warner sug-
gested that all the guests sing the new
words 20 The tune Of Smiles" which
are as follows:
There are girls who come from Georgia.
There are girls who come from Maine,
There are girls who come from Cali
f0rnia
And a lot who knew The rolling plain
They have come from every state and
station.
-four grand old IT, S. A..
And they're one happy snappy unit
IN Uncle Sammy's y. NJ. c. A. Z
The new words TO ihe irune Long. !
Long. Trail. We're sung as follows 7
With unfalterlng devotion D
Women served and prayed.
In a world redeemed for freedom
How wars hand they stayed
Evening journal., 1919-06-06

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CATARRH IS
NOT INCURABLE:

delicate membranes of the nose
and air passages. which choke UP
and make breathing very difficult.
To get rid Of these distressing ef
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The blood is laden with the Ca
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throat. These germs cannot be
reached by sprays or douches.
which. Of course. have no effect
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S. S. S. is a purely vegetable
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This great remedy has been used
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BUT YOU CAN'T RELY ON
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There is no use permitting your
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thousands of others afflicted with
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and that you are doomed to spend
the remainder of your days hawk
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sight from inflamed and stopped
up air passages that make the days
miserable and the nights sleepless.
OF course this all depends upon
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continue the old time. make-shift
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You must realize that the dis
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IDAHO.

Pocatello-Idaho would receive
t37.0o0.000 for irrigation under
Mondell soldier land reelamations
bill.
Boise-Diamonds valued at sit.-
900 reported stolen from Mr. and
Mrs. <. 7. Prsther. found IN poses-
sion of her former husband who
says he bought them several days
before robbery reported.
BurIey-FIerce storms raged in
Jackson hole district for past
month. -
Buhl-Street paving started.
Ashton-ParIey Conn. world war
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American Falls-A. r. Baum ap-
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MISSOURI.

Kansas City-Smsn coal dealers
profiteerinE. charges H n. Taylor.
ST. Joseph-Missouri State Nursef
Association meets here.
St. Louis-Clerks at government
food store strike for shorter hours
Jefferson City - State can recruit
$4,000 to deal with strike
Sedalia-Roosevelt Memorial Fund
about reached here.
Belleville - Quentin Post, No. 1,
American Legion, severely condemns
movement 20 raise food and cloth
ing for Germany among local resi-
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DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Zachary II. Denmead. 81 years, wGshingtou
As shlmn Hospital
Anna MscDsniels. s. years. us q. nv.
Henry NJ. Barclay. q years. St. EiL Hospt
Maurice Sherman. 81 yesrs ls4s n. J. nv
May Owens, g years. Columbia HOSPITAL
James Border. months. &S X St nv.
Harold Thomas. months. Chibdrenis Hcspt
Chester Manthon. Z months Children's Hospt
Catherine Frsncls. le days Sos n. Y. ~. Nv
COLORED.
Mar Fleming. 10 years. II G. 81 w
Henry Strong. - years. Wash. ASlm- Hospt,
Emanuel TSyloT. % years. ol Dismore 81 sw
Ada King. ls years. in frunt Of Sls sp1nEnAr
OCurt, sw.
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COLORADO.

Greeley-Teachers College sororf-
ties pick freshman pledges"
Fort Collins-Reward OF $500 Of
fered for murderer OF r. NJ Camp
bell. -ss-
Telluride-Black Hand notes re-
ceiVed by mine workers
Denver-Women will sign peti- ,
tion for peace treaty ratification -
Canon City-Fuel- famine faces
city with strikers out.
Trintdsd-Citizens petition for
troops to safeguard town fro1
strikers =
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WASHINGTON.

Puysllup - c. H schsnner pays
$4,000 for 7. II. Ridley's poultry
-anch.
Prosser - Mrs. o. X, williamson
heads Benton County Anti-Tubercu-
losis League. .'H
csshmere-Mssons TO erect sIeaee'
home.
Spokane - Fire hydrants frozen
UP.
Wenatchee-Rebuil OF West
oksnogan irrigation system 90 cost
100000.
Tscoms-F p. Mcintyre. a.. ship
ping broker. dies.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence-Prohib measures
constitutionality to be argued. We'd
nesday.
Newport-Private Joseph WILL
hanson. 3olth Field Artillery, back
from overseas. N
warwick-Local Boy Scouts start
FINANCIAL drive.
EHeter-Roads being repaired for
winter.
Bristol. w. Church elected
town clerk for two years. -
woonsocket-Jewis Relief Fund
half subscribed.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

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Preston 4. and Edith Z Tudkg. bog.
John r. and Hildred sAndford. gih-
Aetford l. and Nellie Shutter. gtri.
Harry n. and Sylvia p. Pethiok. gih.
james r. and Irma v. Mehfeat girl
Elmer Z and CArrie n Leibensp.rF.r. rth.
Charles ]. and Katherine g. Ksppier. boy.
Robert J. and Mae o. K1hg. bog.
AIo1zn c. and Catherine Hudson. Eirl
Don r. and Bertha L Oosoey. boz.
Peter J. and Helen NJ. Oonlon, r.. girl
CoDORED
Joseph and Louise W. Myes, bog.
Fred and CArris LsDey. CIR
S. II. and Mamie King. nri.
1ijah and Ella Prye. 6h
Zekiel and Blanche Beverly. E1ri-
Joseph NJ. and Marie l. Abdersa. buy.
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UTAH.

Brigham city-Trsin crsxhes int
auto. killing Jamef Nelson. s1 for&
mer Bishop. and Nephi Mosa s..
cattleman. capitalist
Provo-Miss Erna Grace Minor
and Mr.. Fred d. Brown married.
Price-Business men will form
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Tooele - Mrs. Jeanette Lyon
Spiers. 80. dies. -
Springville-James Miller. Frank
Devers, and Frank Smith sentenced
ave years for robbing Mendenhai
Bank here.
Ogden-Livestock show will be
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The American Red Cross h
American manhood and womanhood
mobilIsed for service as the Army
and Navy mobilised for Victory.
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CAPT. q. NARTEwIEZ,
Ward 81. Walter Reed Hospital
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Oil Royalties to Run Wyoming

Cheyenne Wyo.. Nov. lon royal
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81 900 ooo a wear, are being paid to the
State OF Wyoming and by this time
next year the rate will be 81 oooooo a
year. Then Wyoming may become
taNless.