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Sails For England Tod J

Miss Anna Davidson will sui today
for London. ON the steamship Haverford
from Philadelphia. After arriving IN Eng
land she will take up her duties With the
London Office of the du Pont Co. On Mon
tIay evening the girls Of the Equipment
Division. Purchasing Department, gave
Nj davidson q farewell dinner at the
ba,na of Miss Lillian Gross During the
evening she was presented with q beauti-
fuI brooch given her in behalf OF the entire
Equipment Division. Appropriate speeches
were made in which each of the girls told
Miss Davidson how greatly she would be-
missed and all expressing the hope that
she would return soon. Those present
were Anna Davidson, Mary Fitzpatrick.
Eleanor Hughes. Sophia Clotbier, Anne
McNerney, Edith Whiteman, Ida Miller
nnd lillian (rnSs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
RED CROSS UNIFORMS.
Order Of War Department Does Not
Affect Wearing Of Red Cross
Motor Corps Uniform.

Mrs. William Staniar, captain of the
motor corps, Delaware Chapter of the
American Red Cross, has received n letter
from John X. Lamond, director of the
Department of Military Relief of the Red
Cross, inclosing copy of a letter receiv-
cd from national headquarters in regard
sto the wearing of Red Cross Motor Corps
uniforms
Since the issuance of the order by Secre-
tary Baker. withdrawing the privilege OF
wearing army uniforms, some question
might have arisen concerning the wearing
of the Red Cross Motor Corps uniform.
The uniform is being worn by the active
members of the Red Cross Motor Services
throughout the United States IN connec-
ton with the valuable and important place
the motor service is taking in the carrying
out of the Red Cross peace program.
Director Lamond's letter makes il per-
fectly clear that the order from Secretary
Baker was III no way intended for, or
applicable to the motor corps service of the
American Red Cross.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
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ming. n supper win be gwen by the young
women Of the kresss store on wednesday
evening and a supper gill be- gwen by the
young women Of the metropolitan store
on Friday.
The County Fair given yesterday
by the Friendship Club was q great guccess
Many attractions were enjoyed and dane
ing vas ono ~ the features The procccdg
Of the fair will be used for Che benefit 81
the summon conference fund.
A new Girl Reserve Corps was formed
ON Thursday afternoon. II r. 10 be- called
the Orioio Corps and is colors aro black
aud yellow. There are IG members IN The
corps they are pupils 81 No. ~ arhool
Miss Ruth Ritcbie has been elected chief
scout of tho corps
The Eastlake Girl Reserve Corps held a
bazaar last evening &c Essiiako N y.
Church Tho proceeds Of tho sal0 will be
used FOR the members ri the corps ~ en-
Joy a week at The Holiday Houac this
summer
Miss Mabel Walker Office secrciary ief'
this city to-day for her homo "a Hariof-
ton, Va. where she will spend two weckF
Over Memorial day there viii iJr p houa
party At her home and gnesis wiz b0
present from Baltimore and Virginia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
Mostly About People

entertainments, Mrs O. Curtis Purdy;
hospitality, Mrs J. Merrick Horn; house
hold economies, Mrs. Henry Bailey; m
dustrial and social conditions, Mrs. X; Is.
Rayner, literature and library extension,
Miss Mary Mather; music, Mrs. Egmont
Negendank; AUGMENTATION, Mrs. VIII
liam Beacon.
Plans for the new year book were ar
ranged and appropriations set Tor the
work of the different departments.
The newly-elected president OF the
club. Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst, presided
over the meeting, which WAS attended by
all but one of the new officers.
The announcement of Miss Constance
NJ. Vauclain's approaching marriage TO
William III. Hamilton of New York IS
a matter of interest to society generally,
and especially near Philadelphia, where
the prospective brides parents reside Mt
Rosemont.
Miss Vauelain is one OF the prominent
horse-lovers of America, and her mounts
have won long list OF blue ribbons
throughout the country The marriage
will take place June &c, in the Church spi
the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr
The presence in Wilmington on We'd
nesday niaht of voting Carroll VAIN
wright and his bride, nee Edith Gould,
was n source of interest TO number here
who like most of posted America, know
the prestige of the distinguished VAIN
wright family as we'll as the enormous
wealth Of the Goulds. During their briei
| STAY nj Hotel du Pont, Mrs. Wainwright
WINS entirely at her ease. She is darKe
/ haired, hright-eyed, attractive girl oi
! Spanish beauty type, possessing inc ne
| assurance of inherited afiiuence ana All
/ the charm of cultivated youth Young
/ Wainwright made an agreeable lmpres-
sion while here. He is blonde, athletic and
/ determined. ms BELTS n descendant Of
| sturdy Peter Stuyvesant Though few
saw them. il is a certainty that the young
! couple will always retain fond memories
| OF our city rs the setting Tor the com
mencement of their honeymoon.
/ The Nomen's Foreign Missionary 50
| Getty Of Westminster Church, met thurs
! dav afternoon. Miss Agnes Downcy gave
an interesting talk on South America,
wher, she has travelled extensively
The June quarterly meeting Of the
Wilmington society of the Fine Arts,
will he held on Tuesday. June !, ~ 7
o'clock, at 1905 Franklin street.
Mrs. Alban Richey will return Monday
from Long Island, where the Mcheys
have their summer home
Representative John T. Buckson and
wife OF Kent County will spend thu
summer with their married daughter n
Oregon. where she went several month
/ apD, shortly after her marriage, with he'
husband. who i a native Of Oregon, hav
ing been IN the T. ;. Navy.
NJ and Mrs Andrew Mitchell of Nov
Castle announce the engagement ct Their
daughter. Emily Y Mitchell. $to Charlie
:. Fleming, also Of New Castle. MI
Fleming Is connected with the New C'astl
plant Of the pcnn-Scahoard steel Corpora
ton. The wedding viii take place thy
! 3nth IL lune at the First Prcsbytermf
Church New Castle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
HOLIDAY HOUSE OPENING
WILL Be FIELD Day
Girl Scouts and Other Organiza-
tons Will Take Part III Pro
gram Of Day.

Everything is ready for the formal
opening of the Y. w G. a. Holiday House
which takes place on Monday. The real
feature of the day viii be the field day.
which has been arranged for members and
al young women Of this city. A special
invitation is extended to the following
organizations, Of this city 10 come take
part in this athletic program; Girl scouts,
Camp Fire Girls. Girls Friendly Society
and tho Girl Reserve Corps The Held
day will begin at . clock and the events
for the afternoon include tho following;
80 yard dash, three-iegged race potato
race, lobster race, shuttle re.ay, ~ yard
dash, sack race, broad jump, s'tit case
race. tug Of war, and basob8ii game Tn
tries may be made on arrival ct tho
grounds Prizes will be awarded 70 the
winners IN each event
More than twenty-five guests are OK
pected to spend the week. end at the Holt
dav House The guests will include MEM
bcrs If the Y W If hester. Ps. and there
viii he members If the Wapanachki
Camp Fire Girls and Whose Club Of this
CITY An invitatiWn ls extended 10 al the
Young women If Wilmington To come out
20 this pleasant country house and enjoy
its hospitality, not only on Monday the
opening day. but any timr during The
summer months The house ls open 70 all
giris
The Holiday House Is q delightful place
10 spend either Weekend or vacation
of e week OF two II IS friendly house, q
cheerful house 4 rcstful house, a chummy
house. coy house, and there IS 2 Hpirifu-
IT atmosphere ~ al times Besides the
regular arranged program 81 reercatlonaI
activities and sports tho following fea-
lures are enjoyed during tho summer
months; marshmallow roa=fs. straw
rides, watermelon parties and baeou
bats
Tho rates at The Holiday House are not
+ expensive and arc as follows Board and
room for a weet 81 and 81. the weekend
includes four meals and the privilege ~
/ STAYING over night. the rate for this week
r. 50 for members and 81 ~ for non
members Dinner parties msY be served
at IS rents and s. plate.
Many parties arc arranged Tor next
wreck AT the Holiday House Among those
having special parties are the following
the nurses IF the Homeopathic Bospita
sehn will have social On Thursday eve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
Y. W. c. A. CALENDAR.

MONDAY, p, NJ.
Formal opening Of Holiday House
2.OO-Fieid day sports, Holiday House.
$50 Friendship Club, club rooms.
7.30-Eastlake Girl Reserve Corps, East
lake Church.
500 -Wiosw Club, club rooms.
TUESDAY, r. NJ.
300 Holiday House Committee Meeting,
club rooms.
Rehearsal of True Blue Corps for
Vaudeville Show, club rooms.
400 Girls Reserve Corps from School No
2, club rooms.
4.0o-Wawatasi Girl Reserve Corps, club
rooms.
4.O0-West End Girl Reserve Corps. club
rooms
Girls Work Committee Meeting
club rooms
700 I.andlith Girl Reserve Corps. club
rooms.
40 -Aylts Girl Reserve Corps, club
rooms
WEDNESDAY. p. v.
1890 Equipment and Repairs Commit
tee, club rooms.
II O0-Finance Committee. club rooms.
200 Membership Committee Of Friend
ship Club, Hanover Church.
3.O0-1'nle Blue Girl Reserve Corps.
club rooms.
-pocahontas Girl Reserve Corps,
club rooms.
6.30-Sippcr for Metropolitan Girls,
Holiday House.
400 Religious Work Committee, club
rooms
THURSDAY. p ~
Industrial Committee, club rooms
800 Program Committee Of Friendship
Club. club rooms
3 80 Good Niry Girl Reserve Corps
club rooms.
$50 Oriolc Girl Reserve Corps from
School No Il club rooms.
4.30-(ilrl Reserve Council. club rooms
$50 Industrial Girl Reserve Corps bike
and picnic Al Holiday House
200 homeopathic Nurses at Honda,
House
FRIpAY. r. s.
I 3 .30 Hiawstha Girl Reserve Corps, cmt
rooms
i $50 supper for Metropolitan Girls
Holiday House
+ 200 w apanaohki Camp Fire, club room
/ : 30-Aloha Club. club rooms
SNTt'RpA1
I SI5p. m Vaudeville show by True Blu
Corps. club rooms.
4 Week end party NJ Holiday House 10
I girls from Wnllastop Hall, Buslncs
Girls Club. Friendship Tub from Phlla
delphia and Girl Scouts from fhIladcl
phIa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
ST. Johns DRAMATIC CLUB.
When Fellow Needs Friend VII! he
Presented June 2.

st John Dramatic Club, on Thursday
evening June 3 AT the New Century Club
will present their second annual play.
When a Fellow Needs Friend The
east which 50 successfully produced
Entertaining Amelia last wear wall give
this wears performance which msures
success.
This play IS being given for the hcneht
of the building and4mprovemcnt Fund 81
II ,Iohn $ where extensive alterations,
ADDITIONS and new buildings are rapidly
nearing completion, and it Is hoped that
sufFrient interest will be shown 70 en-
courage the members Of the club TO CON
tinuc their splendid work in hehali OF tins
important work
OF particular interest 10 the younger
sct i the fact that after the play there viii
he dancing. Tickets may bc obtained from
Miss Jane :. Primrose. or anyone con
nectnd with IT. John parish
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
PARENT-TEACHERS ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. John b Cleaver entertained the
executive board 81 the state Parent
Teacher Association, at her home on
south Broad street. in Mlddietown, On
Wcdncs,la, There were ten members
present. Alrss Clcaver, president, Mrs.
Garrett :. Harrington 81 Harrington, wee
president. Mrs Howard s. Pool of Mid
dlctown. corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Robert f. Lewis ol Dover, recording
secretary: Mrs George II Wiggn Of
Townsend, treasurer. DIR, Florence Mar
shall Of Harrington, Mrs Harlan Waller
81 Dclmar, Mrs p y. IAghner oi New
Castle. Mrs 4 NJ ChamEerlalno and
Mrs Julian II. Foard Of Middleton
Mrs. Clcaver. Mrs Pool Mrs Lewis,
and Mrs. Wiggin are the delegates, and
Mrs. Waller and Mrs J NJ Met larry OF
Delmar are the altcrnates 10 the National
Congress Of Mothers and the Parent :
Teacher Associations convention which
meets In Madison, Wisconsin, from June
3tOS
Mrs Hcldmyer Mrs Fouraere, Mrs.
Stevens and Mrs Grassland, friends OF
Mrs. Cloavcr. assisted with the luncheon.
Visit Gwinhurst tomorrow or Deco-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
FLAG DAY At SMYRNA.

The Delaware Daughters Of the Amcri-
can Revolution will celebrate June II as
flag Dav. AZ SMYRNA, with many Daugh-
ters in attendance and an interesting pro-
gram planned for tho exercises.
Mrs J f. De Ford will be tho hostess
Tor the meeting, as she was last year
Mrs dc Ford's home Is beautiful
onr. and the pleasure occasioned by last
wears celebration induced the acceptance
again for this year Of the Smyrna chapter
Elizabeth Cooks invitation Mrs John
n Clifton az SMYRNA. is the State vice
regent Of the Delaware branch Of tho
ID. A. r. The meeting will he an all-da3
affair, with business meeting preceding
the Flag Day exercises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
FRANCES STARR A BRIDE.
Married William ". Coffin. an Arts, ~
VIII Stick % Slagr.

New York. May 20 francs starr
ono of David BeIascos popular Stars vac
married yesterday afternoon tfhef hufrh
of tho Heavenly Rest ~ William ~ tpf
IN. nm artist ~ Garden CITY. L. and
No. 30 West 10Th street, Manhattan 'lhc
Rev. Dr Herbert Shipman performed
the ceremony Immediately aiierward
Mr. and Mr. Coffin lrit for : hone nnon
tour of the Berkshire
The bride announced thaf She intrrl
ed ~ continue her professional vork 7r.l
that she would return o. New fors ~
June 7 10 start rehearring IN new jr-
lasoo PRODUCTION Shc said shc nad fc~u
engaged s;ucc Dnremhrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29

The strawberry and lee cream festival
nj Delaware Chapter M Order 81 the
Eastern Star. was held a the New Cen
tnry cub last night with nj Attendance u
fully 500 Draine's orchestra played for
he danrine The committee III charge
consisted II AIRS G II Knox. chairman.
Mrs. J II Holt and Nlrz. Mae MortIoek
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29

Mi Pleasant Woman s Foreign Mission
arv Society will hold their Thanksgiving
Offering anniversary Sunday morning,
Nav 30 at 1890, standard time. Miss
Clara Belle Smith. who is home on frr-
Tough from China after five years Of mis-
sionary service, viii be The speaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
Missionary Society Quarterly Meeting.

The third quarterly meeting Of the
Wilmington District Woman Foreign
Missionary Society will be held next
Thursday. June 3. at McCabe Memorial
N n Church, Twenty-sccond and Botlie-
yard Mrs. 6. A. Cooke viii preside. and
an interesting program has been prepared
for the meeting. There viii be morning and
afternoon session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
BELLEFONTE CIVICS CLUB.

Bellefonte Civics Club will meet Tues
day afternoon at o'clock, with Mrs. g.
+. Marshall Of the Lighthouse Reports
will he heard from the delegates 70 the re-
cent convention Of the Delaware State
Federation Of Womcns Clubs at Dover.
Mrs. G. Is. Morris, president, Mrs. G.. r.
Morris, Mrs. Charles Winthrup Mrs.
Thomas II. Fullerton. At 80, meeting
OF the executive board will take place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29

VISIT Gwinhursf tgnorrov ~ I~ra
ration Dav Nlv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
Eastern Star Festival.

Visit Gwluhurst tomorrow ar Dec
ration DAY Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29

Nsit Gwinliuist tomorrow Or Deco
ration Day.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29
Mt. Pleasant Mission Society

Visit Gwnhurst tomorrow or Deco
ration Day.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29

Visit Gwinhurst tomorrow or Decc
ration Day.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29

At the meeting OF the executive board
Of the New Century Club, yesterday, the
following chairmen Of committees We're
named for the coming yeaJ; Arts ana
crafts Mrs. George I Brown: civics,
Mrs, e. p. NJ. Runford; club classes,
Mr.. Charles +. " entz. conseTvation
Mrs 4. II. Berlin. education. Mrs 4 ID.
Warner, elramatics, Airs. William Blatz;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10
KEEP MOUTH AND
THROAT GERM-FREE
Formamint Tablets Help to Prevent
Germs From Starting Throat
Inflammation.

A neglected sore throat may soon
lead to dangerous complications.
Don't let disease germs set up in
f1ammation in the throat. Go right
after them with Formamint Tablets.
The minute your throat threatens
soreness get busy.
One dissolved in the mouth occa-
sionally protects the throat from
bacterial attack and leaves it re-
freshed and soothed. Delightful to
the taste, their harmless yet highly
antiseptic qualities are very bene-
fetal for all throat infections and
are especially good for singers,
actors, smokers, speakers. 60c, all
druggists.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10

desire a. ;S 70 buy wssIins apparel and hcusssoiS M
Nee &C. s.. sS g. Tr anS TSptsi ::
transfer to .getei signs point the way 70
the store. large corps OF salespsople are
on hand 70 wait on customers. Information
may be obtained by phone. Call Dickinson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10
NAVY SURPLUS SALE
STORE-RETAIL STORE

OUTSIDE NAVY YARD GATE
OPEN FROM 0 A. NJ. TO p. M.
Remarkable savings may be made by
he purchase of the following new sr-
iCles now on sale:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10

dining room, every lamp in tho chan.
delier seemed to hit at me right in th Q
eye. ! met my wife with the remark.
'rn going to have these lighting FIX.
tsres changed"
No, ,yoa're net, ssid she promptly.
No, now, ~e've got to bsve these
rooms re.pspered IN the Spring anyway,
snd I'm not going to have them torn
up twice." ] explained that the lights
wanted could be put up in . few
ninutes. told her about the silk and
cretonne shades which could be selected
TO nsatch her curtains. And when she
called up tho electricians and he told
the price, she ordered them.
When ! came homo the merit eve.
ming the lights were there. "Do you
ksew," said my wife, ~ don't believe
we'll have To repsper after all. This
DupleIslite snakes it look co much
brighter and eosier----a and doesnt il
bring out the tones Of the furniture and
rugs beautifully"
Duplenlite is the greatest advance
IN lighting since the invention of the
Mazda lamp. 1t iss patented device Civ.
snsa unique com binstion of direct and
Indirect lighting. with tho merits of
both and the faults of neither. A curved
asetsl deaeetor 90 distributes the light
Thar it spreads to all parts of tho room
Ina snellow radiance, without glare and
w'thout heavy shadows i n dark corners.
Through aas glass diffusing disc in.
creased intensity .is rsdiated below. For
shs hra tme il is possible to use in tho
assue the sew Mazda C. the most eff.
esn' end economical lsmp ever known.
S'lk. crstouae, az parehme ent shades
@s varety of designs and eolors make
DupieIafits IN effective deeoratiea for
ssY seom.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10

You 60 to the opera not to hear new
music but to hear known composition
interpreted by wonderful voice. And
you seek to hear new interpreters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10

Talking machines the home in <~ o. IN
terpees of the whole world of music ~w4 MHl ~ WwH
Do yourself the justice to secure the 49, 90 WAA&@|
best of talking machines Philadelphia Tuesday February
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10
nAA oYy AND nAn ropAy

"orLG LIGHTING WORKS
|Cener.i Eeeun Company
VIC" 'o'h Street, Ns~ Yesk City
O. r'e''s .eDd me tres copy ss your
wus'ed booklet, "Laghs Where Yos
D-1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10
!. eg|!!4'!.1ight
headach
~A and
beautiful
A homes
LT T.yOR long time I
E had been having

.s,rr o'clock headache" - that dull
r,saius that creeps in behind your eyes
toward the end of the days work and
sends you home nervous and cross. Al
sr,t I blamed il on tho heavy lunch.
cons and cut down to crackers and
milk, with no result. I cut out smok.
;ne. But still my enemy came gnsw.
ips at my temples every afternoon.
One morning I came down resolved
TO 70 to an opticisn. But oddly enough.
that afternoon hsd no headache so
nut it off. Agsin the next day found
mysclf, when S o'clock came, still
ele,r.hesdod and wondering what had
happened.
Just as I started for home, Thomss.
she Office manager, came in and said
sHow do You like our new lighis?''
"whst new lights?" I asked, II
ksdnt noticed thcm."
II don't wonder You hadn't" he
s.id. "we call them the disappearing
fixtures because you hardly know where
the light is coming from. Looki", and
he pointed overhead.
Hooked up and cav that the glsr.
srs light under which ! had been
working for months had become 90
soft that could look directly at it
without blinking. And yet the whole
Office was as bright as morning sunlight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10

As Thomas ex.
planned the new,
light ] realized
whymy headaches
were gone. He
took m c rto
our showrooms
and showed me
the came fixtures
there, but covered
with beautiful silk
shades.
Th at night
when ! got home
and went into the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10

This cabinet is precisely the same as the
type G-2 except that it is equipped with the
Columbia Individual Record Ejector, feature
to be found exclusively in Columbia Graf
onolas. Just touch of the proper button
and any desired record is instantly elected.
Contains forty-seven protecting compartments
for records. Finished in red mahogany, Eng
sn ss, n.h f"msd walnut
early English oak. Size 464 inches high,
1875 inches wide, 2l inches deep.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04
Drawing Room Dances
Swell Income Of Many
London Home Owners

London, March 3.-A new and
popular as we'll as paying custom in
London is the letting of drawing
rooms for dances. Advertisements
appear daily offering dancing ac-
commodations by the night or
series of nights. Owners who let
their rooms for these purposes alb
sent themselves to 'let the dance
go on"
1--WE go out for the evening and
return quietly at midnight and
creep up 10 bed, half scared to be
seen in our own homes" said one
owner to Universal Service today.
"The money helps in these econom-
ical times. Our house is in a good
locality, we supply services and
have piano, so we charge from
$50 to $l00 an evening, according to
the size of the party"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-04

Stanley c. Hughes, chairman of the
ministers committee which re-
quested the inquiry, testified that in
a letter to Bishop Perry, he had
mentioned the case of the Rev.
Samuel Neale Kent, who was ac-
quilted of vice charges, and had
quoted acts 1857, relating to the
false Imprisonment of St. Paul.
II know the spirit in which /
signed it," Bishop Perry said, dis
cussing the letter. 1T was to pro-
tect the liberties of American citi-
zens and the standard which | felt
the president would hold himself
responsible to preserve"
Previously in answer to a ques-
tion bearing on the alleged vicious
methods employed by the navy
vice squad" he had said:
"The public conscience of the
United States has been outraged by
these PRACTICES"