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The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
ARRANGE SALE
FLEYIATHAN
Shipping Board About De.
cided to Accept Bid Of
$3,OOO,O 900.

. The great steamer Leviathan. IN
est ship in the American MerchanI
Marine. shortly will be taken out OF
the hands OF the International Mer-
camille Marine. II was learned yes
terday.
Admiral Benson. chairman OF the
Shipping Board, stated yesterday
that he was giving serious considi
GRAFTON to the bid of $3,o0o.0oo for
the Leviathan made by the United
States Mail Steamship Company, an
American concern When this bid
was first received by officials OF the
Shipping Board 1t was strongly in,
dicated that 1t would be rejected.
because of a condition which made
the offer contingent upon the Ship
ping Board lending the United States
Mail Steamship Company $s,000.000
with which to recondition the Levia-
fhan as f1rst-class passenger liner.
Legal representatives of the In
ternational Mercantile Marine were
on hand Wednesday when the bid
ding on the Leviathan began, and
presented to the board a communica-
tfon which strongly intimated that
that company might try to retain
the Leviathan on the strength of the
maintenance contract which IL con-
cluded with a former chairman of
the board last December. Shipping
Board officials, however, are unani-
mously of the opinion that this con-
tract can be abrogated.
Admiral Benson stated yesterday
that IL a satisfactory arrangement
could not be concluded to loan the
United States Mail Steamship Com
pany money for reconditioning the
Leviathan. the board may again ad-
vertise for bids son the ship.
1t was also stated that the liner
De Kslb would be sold to the Amer
lean Ship and Commerce Corpora
tion for 100000 The terms are 10
per cent down. balance within ten
years. at per cent interest. The
De Kalb was the former German
raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
METHODISTS HOLD
EXCURSION TODAY

-,The District Epworth League or
thu Methodist Episcopal Church and
thn EpwOrth League Union OF
Washington and vicinity. an or
ganization connected witN the
NJ thodist Episcopal Church South.
VIII hold joint excursion today at
Chesapeake Beach.
Twenty mine local chapters of the
former organization have pledged
their cooperation, and the latter
organization will be represented by
approximately twenty chapters.
Excursionists have been urged to
wear tteir cid clothes and leave
their grouches at home. A basket
'-pot-luck" luncheon ard supper will
be served on the picnic grounds
There will be songs and other in
tereSting features during the meals
The athletic program includes g.
legged races. fat mems races, chap
ter presidents races. bean races,
potato races and dashes.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
Worth of Shoes!

YOU'VE heard all about it-how this most ex-
traordinary Buying Opportunity came about.
The whole city is alive with keen anticipation
about it. ss.a.~.,r.. s. '..s .>...
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
New Game Wardens Named.

Fredericksburg. Va, July 1.-C.
w Bourne has been appointed act
ing game warden of Stafford Coun-
~ and Hunter c. Allen has been
named for the county of Prince
William
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Help

SO. I MECHANIC Must understand e
Garage.
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M0krtNeVS


NEW YORK. Feb. f0.-RenctIona
o. 2 to ~ points rcnistered BY specu-
iativc ISSUES la The c0urna Of today'H
closing was weak. Sales appropriated
800. 600 shares.
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cATck0o. FEB. i0-Hoks-Re-
ceipts, $4,000: market etrone 70 IS
cents higher. Bulk. si4tohlbt5:
tor. tib2Oi heavy. si4.25dlt.7a;
medium. Sia5Od 1900; light. fit.sh
dis.2o. heavy packing Hows. smooth,
Ts.sOd 1890. pigs. si3.2b HlA.26.
cattle-RcceiptE, $4,000; market
steady. beef steers. medium and
heavy weight. choice and prime,
$500 nlT.00: medium y good,
tii00MfBl00t butcher cattle. heifers,
s6.5Omi.bO: COWS. ts.b0h 1926
canners and cutters. fb.25G $50. veal
calves. siG.26nf7.b0: feeder steers,
s7.Sb 1ii.75; stocker steers, S7.0o4
1850.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market
firm. Lambs ~ pounds down. tiS.00
q 2i.0O. Ewes. medium, good ana
choice. siO.7bMia.0i.
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ABOUT THE &c BALDRLDGE LUMBER coMPANY-ASK OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS


ss,ouo- room sriet. apscssd. modern,
hrrf sletplng poreh. EAST front. lot
tostaa. fh vnrd. neat car line.
u .5O0-Fiye acres ~ lard and Groom frame
Mouse on Hefth Fourth street road
barn and other outbulldinea.
". soo-9 room brick, modsra, in good con.
dillon. Youth ward.
"a. 500-Two. family brink house. rooms
aud hath on each side good close
~ %loeation, Third ~ard.
o.. 5Ou--a.foom brick. modstn. 6replaee.
flftplng porch. dne brick Kararc
carnsr lot 50s1t2. Third ward
close d..
A, FhEISCHER
RIAL ESTATE. FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
1~NHcHANCE. LOANS.
Phone GTt III soush Fourth.
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LOST
MANTED-TcnaIe neIp

WANrED-Exrerienssd pastry cook At Met
r~upUlitaU tafe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10

DENVER. Fob. t0.-Catue--ne.
oeipts. 500: market stronger. beef
steers. 5000 1870; cows and heif-
ers. ssOod10.2bi stockcrs and reed
1900.
HoEs-Receipts, 1900: market
steady. Top. si4bo; bulk. ufoo@
.I4.eb.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market
strong. IS cents higher. l.amhe.
stS.7ba1g.b0: ewes, tio.fbNiL6b;
FEEDER lambs. St7.bOd is.2b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10

NEW york, Ftb. io.-Prices Of
Liberty bonds today weres AIS.
asSe; first ~ 300; aecrrd -.
ai.20: first 4 =, $40; second AS.
s076: third ~ y ease; fourth tt'A.
eO.s0: victory AKA. s7.ee; victory
44'H, sT.GS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10

FOR sALE-pluiup belgian Harcs. dressed
delivered ~ tuc pound HenyS ones for
r~uAsiiuT. SOC pound. Some hue breeders a.
a bArEiin A l. BarnJh. 1850 Mountain
Rond phone 2t5gM evenings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10

NEW YoRK. Feb. i0.-Cotton f1-
lures closed steady. March. sac;
MAY. a2.s0; July. 3036. Octohef,
2sb2: December. $500.
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Phone 345

DEATHS
BACA-Andres Hara. 80 years old. died ~
b. humr tti South siAth street last nirli
Knight, Of coiamsa, IL survived BY ii,
hrcthsr, and three sisters Fred Croiiou .
in charge % lnnsrsi ArrpnEemehts.
old. "a'sd ,s-isrda, q, ssr hS@s IL ssnisssf
She had BEEN sick Tor several years Ths
funeral viii 1r, hsia unlafrow N ,Handoval
J6NEs-r The body Of Glen Jones Who died
February b lay lu state from 5 O'Clock until
which % was shipped 70 Meridian, Misc,
NOVA The funeral Of Jscobu Moya was
bella af p $50 O'Clock thus morning FROM the
family rosidtrre a. uld Town hiEh mass
was sn!d h} Father ~ fistro, Burial was iu
HNt->N r.. Henrietta Byas. % years old
died D. o. 90 o.clork this morning a. her re-
tdrn,r at ltuu South Walter street She
ha, lived here FOG hffrrn YEAR Her husband
MFs pastor. Of NE er.nt ~ ehspei
uunu at . clock a. the Grant A N D.
LOST 10
Lost Ten dollar bill sunday Return nv
Co Winam Sutton, 6li south Arno aud
MANTED-FCInaie Help >
WANrEp-A house lsspsr. ,psl family
good wagc, A %. Hcrald.
wANrED-ESre-isnesd pastry cook At Met
rupultsn 'afe.
WANTED Nurse assistant Excellent
naming in nursing given, Murphey san
ifonum
NURSES WANTED
TraiHea '9d practical nurses please register
wANTEp-watr,- hrhss, wage. ever
paid Call In person. New hrlico Candy
WANTED-MaIe Help {
H
WAITED boys at tho Ai''rado Hotel.
wANTFn-pnttern maters New Mexico Al.
ply tspert service hurrau sal " Gold.
80 ! MECHANIC Mus, understand e
milton good job for r'rhi man Whte
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 80
acknowledgement photographers. Local
ENpERr SERVICE BUREAU 12i " Gold.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 10
wGNTTD-FXPTRiESCFD WOMEN sTEk.
oGR4rhEesTLSgsl I'TFs 'SyGgis9Sy sGsSsal
canule, 800 The hlrsrt service bureau,
J.l Gold Ave.
wANTEp-rauern maker New MEXICO
Sausage maker Arizona trHne operator
New Mexico IApsrt service bureau l2i
Wrat cold.
MANIFESTATION 80
WANTED Experienced sslssmal must hs
aole 20 AL Srs9i.s sud tntli,s Refer
sALEsMEN-s.de line 10 sel our famous
Douglas FtfrbHnts tiEsrs 60 merchants
Dept NJ - Lubbock Teass
driul Industry Must rome we'll recon
mrnded Good proposition 90 party who
con represent Ne in New Mexico Boa j.
care h'fhlh
wANTID-Houscs 81
NANTEp-Two furnished light housskssp.
inE rooms preferably On the essi side
Address D. r. fhomas ueiu Hotcl, CiN
WANTED TO RENr-S. or d room uafnF
nished house Address Permanent Ten
ant, care Herald.
WANTtD-Rooms ~
BUSINESS WOMAN want. room. board an,
place .hr can set meals Boa e. Herald
WNN1ED-Miscclinneous
COR GFNERAL HousEclEANISG, Cal
liiHh
WANTED sscoRd hand ~birysles. sput casl
paid 42u So Second ~ broad hirycl
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A. c. Stares

REAL ESTATE AND IssuaAacE
SIS vs., Gotta ave. PAsas iss,
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livestock

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 10. -
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market
steady. Bulk. 8t4tO@ 1855; heavies.
iA7s; lights. $1,000 tti0. piss.
ti2.OO q15.25.
Cattle-Receipts. $500 market
uneven, steady to &c cents higher.
Heavy beef steers. choice and PRIME,
sit.2b 1900; medium and good.
t1a.iBa if.26; common. tA.apW
f2i6: light weight. good and choice.
Sii.40G if.7S; common and medium.
$500 u tl.4os cows. ts.g0m11.00 veal
calves. $500 "a 1875; feeder steer.
gs.oe a. i2.7h; atocker steers, $1,000
.10.25.
shcep-Reccipts. 5000; market %
to so cents higher. lambs tlI-AOu
20.sA: yearllng wetheiN, tlb.5Od
1900: ewes, stO.5O0i3.e5; brtedine
swes. 5000 iA2b. FEEDER lambs.
$500 dfT4O.
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FOR SALI-ws are pAyfnE highest pries
Tor al kibds Of link. also Junk autuho.
biles, Southwestern Jank Co. ia West
Lead. Phone 6l9.
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CHICAGO, Feb- t0.-corn took an
upward swing today, largely o. a re-
suit Of the fact that receipts CON
tlnued to BE- much smaller than had
demand TODAY came from shorts.
Opening quotations. which ranged
nom cent lower to y cont adj
vance. with MAY at tf.2fA 10 9i.25A
and July ei.22 10 ti.2gh were follow
ed by decided gains al around.
Oats ascended with corn Atter
opening unchanged 20 = cent higher
inciudine May at 7fh to TfH cents.
the market scored q general adj
vance
Provisions were lifted BY strength
Of gain ami hogs Business, how
ever was light.
atnnus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10

~ sas AesoeiArra psraa
WARRINGTON, Feb 10.-necauae
of the Uncertainty Of the Mexican oil
Hitua ton only three bids Tor supply
ing the shipping board with fuel toe
the year beginning March 81 have
iieen received and these tor
lively insignificant uuantliiea. Tho
board Announced today that an Of tho
bids had been rvieeted. The bulk 81
the boards supply comes from tho
Mexican oil fields. The boards re-
~qclrementa for a rear fup from
100000 10 TO es.0oo. coo barrels.
II naH sufficient oil 10 last until The
middle 81 April ana Officials look Tor
no shortage peiutinE uut that the
necessary supply can be obtained ia
the open market.
The unique collection OF Chinese
works OF art made By the hate "a
Hing Chang. one-time ticefoy or
China. which for years collections tried
vainly to acquire. has finally been
t2s0, 600.
Bmter-Lower. creamery. see
5shc.
Eges-Hisher. Receipts, e.sse
cases. Firstr sic; ordinary frnts. t2e
Csc; at marx. cases included, $50
SOC.
Poultry-AiIvs, unchanged.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. 10.
Butter--tnchanRed.
EEss-Firsts, ! cents higher. fae;
case lots, ti.ob higher. sil16.
poullry-hsnAs n eent hishRr, E7a;.
others unchanged.
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Nea York Money.

NEW YORK. Feb. io.-Mercanule
paper, 6Geh per cent; HterliuK de-
mand, sasA per cent; cables. 9s7 per
cent.
Time loans strong. all dates. sE
per cent.
can money eesy; high. 10 per cent?
low. s per cent. ruling rate. 10 per
cent; closing bid. 3 per cent; offered
at Z per cent. last loan, = per cent.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01
Miss Grace Halpin Of Dubuque
was a guest Of friends in Manchester
on Thanksgiving Day.
At THE PLAZA THEATER

Wednesday, and Thursday, Alias
Jimmy Valentine" starring Bert Ly-
tell. Friday, Tom Mix in "The Speed
Maniac, also the Fox News. Satur-
day, Daredevil Jack No. Is, Sennett
Comedy and Mutt & jeff. Sunday and
Monday, "Shore Arces" starring Alice
Lake, Tuesday, "Other Mems Shoes"
with special cast, also Pollard
Comedy. Wednesday, Marguerite Clark
In "a Girl Named Mary also the
Pathe News. Thursday. rThe Woman
In the Suitcase Featuring Enid Ben
nett, also q Harold Lloyd Comedy,
Hand to Mouth" n u
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01
PUBLIC SALE

Owing to the fact that Mr.. Cass
is moving to Mississippi, we will sell
eat Auction on Wednesday, December
18th, 1920, the Following:
A number Of Thoroughbred Hol-
stein COWS and heifers, also Mr.. Cass'
one half interest in the young stock.
Two Of the best bred Holstein bulls
of northeastern Iowa. A number Of
work horses and colts, five thorough
bred Chester white gifts and boars,
sixty summer pigs, corn in cribs, oats
and timothy seed and seed corn; timo-
thy hay in barn and quantity OF
farm machinery. Watch for our sale
announcement in next weeks issue.
CASS & HUTCHINSON,
48-1 Proprietors.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01

The petition of C. B. Pratte ct al.
for road on County line between North
Fork Township Delaware County, and
Dodge Township in Dubuque County,
was presented and motion was made
seconded and carried that the same be
continued.
The petition of l. c. Miller ct al.
to change the county road from its
present location between Delhi and
Hopkinton to what Is known as the
river road in Delhi Township strip
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01

Light and Power Co, for an extension
Of lines in Union Township, was pre-
scented. and a motion was made, Sc
conded and carried that the same be
not granted as petition is not con-
formity to law.
The petition of Glenn X. Fangmann
ct al for ten inch drain tile to be
laid in section thirty-six Bremen town.
ship, was presented and a motion was
made, seconded and carried that the
same be granted as per agreement.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01

about 3 1-2 miles. the present county
road from Delhi to Schnittjer corners,
to be put back in the township road
system. motion was made, seconded
and carried that the above petition be
granted. :,
The petition of J. v. Murray ct al
for a road to be opened from LeCleres
corners at Hopkinton to Stock YARDS
was presented and motion was MADE
seconded and carried that the same Dc
continued.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01
motion was made. seconded am

A motion was made, seconded and
and carried that the Auditor be au-
thorized to advertise for bridge over
the Maquoketa River, date of letting
to be thursday, November is, 1920.
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn un-
til Thursday, November is, 1920.
The minutes of this meeting were
read and approved.
CHAS. A. SWINDELIl, Chairman.
ROBERT FISHEL, Auditor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01

A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the claim of DR.. H. A.
Dittmer be allowed In the sum of
$12.75.
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that the balance of claims be
allowed at this class In full.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01
FOR SALE.

A number OF choice registered
Hampshire fall and spring boars.
Priced right. Inspection invited.
JAMES MCGUIRE,
Masonville, Iowa.
4S-tf. r. F. D. No. i. Tel. 81 an 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01
ROARD PROCEEDINGS

Manchester, Iowa, November 8, 1920.
State OF Iowa, Delaware County, ss'--
Be 1t remembered on this Sth day OF
November 1920. the same being the
date set by law for the regular meet
ing of the Board Of Supervisors the
said Board met at their office in the
Court House at Manchester, Iowa, all
members being present
WHEREAS, This being the date set
for the filing Of claims for damages
or objections to the yacating the road
known as the Parkinson, Martin and
Frentress Road between sections 20 and
"a Honey Creek Township. and,
WHEREAS. There being no objec-
tons or claims for damages filed up
to noon, the time set,
NOW THEREFORE,. Be it resoiv-
ed that the road Known as the Par
kinson, Martin and Frentress road de-
scribed as commencing at the North
west corner of Section Twenty six (26)
Township Ninety (90), Range Five {5)
West Of the 9Th Prime MERIDIAN. In
Delaware County Iowa, running thence
South on the Section line between
Sections Twenty-Six (26) and Twenty
-Four (24) and terminating at the sontn
west corner Of Section Twenty-Six
f26) In said township and range. be
vacated.
"A motion was made, seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn to
meet as Board of Canvassers at I2:l5
O'Clock the time being delayed on ac-
count Of having to pass above resolu-
ton at 1900 o'clock.
IA motion was made, seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn un-
til Tuesday morning, November ', 1917
10 finish canvassing the election.
The minutes Of this meeting were
rand and apDrOyed. ~ 5E Gg.A
CHAS. A.. SWINDELL. Chairman.
ROBERT FISHEL. Auditor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01

Manchester. Iowa. Nov. 8. 1920.
State Of Iowa, Delaware County, %.
The board Of supervisors met as per
adjournment. all members being pres
emit
The board proceeded to finish the
canvass Of votes cast at the general
election in the various precincts OF
Delaware county. held on Nov. 2, 1870.
and the same was ordered recorded IN
the Election Record. Book Number
Three. In the auditors office.
The board adjourned as a canyassing
board and reconvened as board OF
supervisors.
The following claims were present
cd. 80 s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01
Dome.tic AnimaI.

A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the abovs claims be all
lowed in the following sums. fater
Mcclure in the sum Of $4,000; George
whitman in the sum of $1,000; Louis
Dunkel in the sum of $500; c. d. Nor
ris in the sum of $1,000; w. d. Gar
vim in the sum of $500; August r.
Gerdus in the sum of $500; L. M
willard in the sum of sS2.00; John
Burke in the sum of $4,000; J. q.
Harrington in the sum OF $500; T. j..
McEnany in the sum of $500.
The petitions of B. F. Waughp and
Glen r. McCarty for refund on ac-
count of erroneous assessment were
presented. and motion was made, Sc
conded and carried that they be grant
ed.
The petition of Hopkinton Electric
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ed at this meeting.
The minutes of this meeting were
read and approved.
CHAS. A. SWINDEI4L.
Chairman.
ROBERT FIsHEL. Auditor.

Manchester, Iowa, November 10. 1920.
State OF Iowa, Delaware County. $50
u The Board of Supervisors met as per
adjournment, all members being pres
ent.
The following claims were presen-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-01

A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the claim for rent or the
Greeley opera house be allowed IN the
sum Of $40.
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that the balance Of claims OF
this class be allowed in full.
Washington telegraph., 1920-10-29
Absolutely FREE

One high grade Ladies Suit
to be given away Free Wednes-
day, November 10th to the Lady
guessing the lucky number be-
tween 10 and 100000, which
number no one will know until
8 o'clock p. m. Nov. 10. This
number will be kept in vault
of Bank of Ozan under heavy
invisible wrapper under wax
seal until the closing day ana
at the closing hour the seal will
be broken and the lucky number
announced. go
Guess for each S1.00 purchase
also by kind of merchandise
you buy-If we should have
tie we will pro rata the value
of suit to winners in other dry
goods.
Washington telegraph., 1920-10-29

NOTICE-One guess FREE
with each dollar received on
Collections.
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

rooms Is now being equipped with
desk chairs. aed fltted up as an audi
iOrium. where assemblies VIII BE- held
each week. and where all entertain
menis OF the school will be held
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

The hospital With this fund raised
The endowed bed will for all time be
al the service OF any residents. II is
the poor people Of those OF mod
crate means to whom the hospital
will be OF greatest benefit for the
wealthy residents have the means TO
arrange private care for any OF the
members OF their family or friends
who are taken IN with contagious
diseases.
Besides the one. committee men
toned with such a high aim.s a
prominent wOman's lOdge Is taking
an active interest In raising a fund
that, II not actually large enough TO
cndow a bed VIII result In some
equipment for the new hospital OF
almost equal benefit
While not all the committees can
be expected 10 attempt undertakings
so ambitious as these they are all
working hard, Mrs. Albert Robin
the chairman, reports, TO make thei-
contribution as large as possible -
10 ouldO some other committees
Inspiration for this addliiondl
work for the new hospital S brought
/ 10 the committees. not only becaus,
| 10 will help 10 guarantee the needed
fund OF $4,000 Tor ne new hospital
but because the committee are {,
get permanent credit for their ac
complshmenis. In some cases wher'
the fund raised by an Individual com
m,ttee Is sufficient 10 equip an en-
tire room In the hospital. that room
will be known by the name Of tn
committee which provided the fund
and a permanent name plate, con
tanning the names OF the members o
Evening journal., 1920-10-06

the committee viii appear at some
cospcuous place In the room. The
same will be done with any other
form OF equipment that is provided
from The fund raised by any one or
the individual committees.
Sussex county has thrown the
gauntlet 10 Kent for accomplishment
at the Forthcoming buffet supper and
has entered the lists for large ser
vice 10 the hospital. While Kent Is
TO bring 100 barrels OF nelawarc's
finest apples TO the supper to auction
or for The hospital, arrangements
are being made by Sussex county
workers 90 bring an equal number
OF barrels OF Delawaro's finest sweet
potatoes and other vegetables to ofer
az auction This nav development OF
the work Is IN charge OF Misc Anna
Hazard. OF RehobOth, who did such
effective work In collecting dona-
tions for the recent bazaar from
/ Sussex county people As previously
stated Mrs. Marshall Derby of
/ No0dside Is in charge OF The Kent
county solicitation.
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
NEGROES PLAN RALLY.

The Fifth Ward Colorcd Republican
Women's Committee. an auxiliary OF
The city committee. will hold a mass
meeting for men and women In Eighth
Street Baptist Church tomorrow
night The rally will be addressed
by Colonel J. Austin Ellison. chair
man OF the Republican City Commit
tee. Other speakers are being ar
ranged for. The committee viii con-
duet a series OF classes In citizenship
Meetings will be held every Monday
night at> the home OF Mrs Meta
Boldly. i6ii Rowland street and on
Thursday evenings at the Thomas
Garrett settlement House.