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Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-07-24
ANOTHER ZEPPELIN TO U. S.
Second Cruiser Reported On Way To
America.

America.
Berlin.-The second of two Zeppe-
lin cruisers, which, 1t Is reported, are
to be sent to America, left Friedrich
shafen on Friday, says a message to
the Tages Zeitung from Constance.
According to the same source, Ger
man agents have arrived at New
York and are endeavoring to sell the
Zeppelin patents to American inter.
ests, as the Friedrichshafen yards, by
the peace treaty, are debarred from
building further airships.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
OSpte>.
Ganapiifc Vonanpieningcr

Foltoppartemcntet offclltliggier
isl9enoc NteboeIelic fra oct canaoi,
Ife Yoitprien:
"Baa @runo al pOcrligganenhc
a1trs flllftlieringer paa gtem Oorf5
Gengemarfeo bar oct collaoilfc Yolt.
oepartemc1lt beiIllttet forcIebig at
Itonic llolteOelien al GoItanpi5lrin,
ger paa De Sorcneoc Stotcr inOtil
6orboloene bIir mere table. Be.
ltenmelien traabte ifroit ira % mco
17oc December 1919"
Som Tolge heraf ct Toitnneitrc /
De 6orencOc Stater paaloqt at illo.
lcnoe til Sbiro 9l5iiitont 9%oirnoItcr
General / &aibington ell iuIoitplt,
Dig G%elfrluclic al enhpcr colloOiif
Eoltonulanlng Der or ontcret Icllcrc
enc Den Sto, 8cltcnlmclicn trauote
tfroft. Siaclcbc5 Cr Toltmeitrc poo.
lagt at inolplc cana0ilfc GoltanUi3,
nillger, IclO ont &c CT 0atcret icnCrc
cn0 17Oc December, men cubbcr loo.
oalt Srall@oftlon nlon al pc0fommcits
DC FoItutcItcr tnbbcrcttc5 til 8aIbs
llr9ton 'an at MISREPRESENTATION fat
bli mcooclt oct cnnoOiifc Eoltoriclr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Score eu0 0alpmel
Suienoer ilnr innhct 81. Gbmuros'
tablets ut bore en- farcfri
Gritatning.

Cr. Gomorb2 Sliuc tablets -
lom eritatter 0a!omel - CT mIIoe
men uirtnin9sinloc ion Offerings
mcooel, % Girfuingcn pan Sepc4
rem or Mlrtig. GiSic inna of
peniarpeoe 9ob!ettcr err Heiultatet
al Or. Gbporbs' Spoaaslie life
at BRUCE Galomcl MOB Waoeipg.
oonrlnc.
elsie inraa 6ehoseliee labIetter
uil gisre ianlnte Sienelte JON Galo'
mel, men er iareirie. 3e soel9g.
ger life SeRberrc ion andre GG.
fer eIlcr Galomel. &c ieeer til
Srgancr o. uobriuer Oct urcns.
lige. Soorior fitrcre 2eueren paa
ScfoItnina al Sruoerne? Galo-
mel III line 5iber ifaoer @um.
nlcrnc, Oct iamme gisr ltrrte Be.
fer. Get er beoit life at bruge
GaIoulel, lao Or. gSrparos' Slioc
SabIets eisre Sicneite iiiebet.
Soocaine, Suimmefbeb % lllpi1
til noget itriper Jig fra Spritop.
pelle % Ell Seper i llorben. Sag
Or. Gomarbs Cline tablets, rao;
Se er Lap % ting.
&c fIarncr %icrncn % humer5
Zoe % 25c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

SeIge at Grepius bleo bentet biem
pua ct arigSifib BEN zoe auauit
1899. GreDiua msote irem / Get.
ten | aapteinsitniform. Zen tioIi.
gere Ironife Trpiioent - Guiirnir
Nerler - Ipp tioIigcrc GrigSmini.
tire og eli NGngoe al Sroltfrigcs
met flcilotc Eolitifcre nlsotc ircln
lom Gibncr.
Get belle reilltcrcbc / of Srcnius
zoe Scptenbcr 1899 paonn blep
oeItt, men Oennc Sang bare til 10
Mars 6GngIelSitraI. Ge1n,c Stroi
GIT DOG op | op nleb bcn oft ofioneba
% bleD beorltnbet meo "iormiloeubc
SmitGlloigbcoer", ioet oct bppoeoes,
at. SreDIlS iii aaptein Sebrun.Hc-
rlauo baubc tllitauet, at ban bopbc
leoerct miltore pigtige 9oflimcnter
Tor at 'aa mere oigtige til @icn.
glGIb.
Iaigeucl mobtog OreDfus til flor
SfuffclIc for fine Soriporerc, @c,
naoonlilg. Der bIcu ocrpaa uoIteot
oln1inoelig Emmett for olt iom ltoo
| 6o%rbinoclic nteO S~repiusIagen.
Mcn Grepius iclp gou life CD.
Stettet al Glenrcncealt arbeioct hon
pioerc poa Ell IN Gepiiion, OF set Inf.
fcoe5 baln 1S0c Sltlli 1906 otter at
1aa i'm Sag for aaaintionarettcr,
'om Tor at ulOgaa @enpi3ning til ny
&rlg5ret crflprcoc, al Scr o6iolut
life f%orclaa llogeu 6orbrnoelic, oq al
rcr oerfor better life bar uogcu Sua.
Soolcoc5 cl,otc Crcpill5iaQclt mes
clpil 6rtfttOclIc, mcll / Scnboln iii
Neutrality-suspicious. &icn0clic blco
Grcpill9 otter inoIat / Nprclt oa Dc.
forcrct mco 9Gre>Icgioncn3 Giooer.
fur$.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

295$ "A Chic Costume, cut in ! sizes f:
"a. &c. 80, 40. AZ, A and ~ inches bust
measure. Size 30 requires SIS yards of ~
inch material. Width of skirt at lower edge
is about Ia yard. Price. 10 cents.
31o3 - Boys Suit. Cut in 4 sizes -. 3,
4 ana 5 years. Size 4 will require "a
yards of 40 inch material. Price, 10 cents.
BIZ - thild's Dress with Bloomers. cut
IN 4 sizes 4. 6, = and 10 years. size 3
will require 34 yards of SO inch material
for the dress and Ia yard for the boomers.
Price, 10 cents.
2912 - Ladies' House Dress. Cut in {
sizes: "a. SO, IS. 40. A., A and 46 inches
bust measure. size IS requires 5 yards OF
"A inch material. Width of skirt at lower
edge is about 1ss yard. Price. 10 cents.
1852 Girls Dress. cut in 4 sizes /:
6. S, 10 and Il years. II requires | yard
of lining - inches wide for the underwaist
and 3 yards of material for the dress for
an s year size. Price, 10 cents.
1924 - Girls Dress. Cut in 4 sizes /:
s. 10. IL and ii years. Size 10 reouires
31s yards of 40 inch material. Price, 10
cents.
3122-A Simple Apron. Cut in 4 sizes
Small, 1924; Medium, 36-3S Large, 40-4o:
and Extra Large, 54-46 inches bust
measure. Size Medium will require ~
yards of SO inch material. Price, 10 cents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20

@119-3116-A Stylish Costume. Waist
3119 cut IN 6 sizes "a, 80. IS, 40. A. and
- inches bust measure. Skirt BIG cut in
& sizes 80, ~, IS, IS. 80 and 81 inches
waist measure. To make the costume for
a medium size will require "a yards of 81
inch material. The width of the skirt at
lower edge is about 2ls yards when plaits
are extended. separate patterns, 10
cents O EACH pattern.
2945 Child's Dress. Cut in 4 sizes /:
4, Il. < and 10 years. Size 10 requires :
yards of ~ inch material for the guimpe
and 2Ts yards for the dress. Price, 10 cents.
311I-3to6 "A Good Costume for
Mature Figures. Waist 3111 cut in : sizes !:
81, 36, IS. 30. ~. ~ and 46 inches bust
measure. Skirt 3106 cut in ! sizes -. -,
20. IS. 80. 81 and 81 inches waist measure.
II will require 81 yards Of SO inch
material for this costume for a medium
size. The width of skirt at its lower edge
is 1N yard. w separate patterns, 10c
FOR EACH pattern.
3lO2 Child's Coat. Cut in 4 sizes !:
4. q, : and 10 years. Size q will require
2h yards of A inch material. Price, 10
cents.
DOES 49, One Piece Dress. Cut in 8 sizes ::
10. is and 90 years. Size is will require
Az yards of Al inch material. Width of
skirt al lower edge is about Ia yard.
Price, 10 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
SOr 9nO=Ylagcr.
Senc, bet rene, nntiieptiifc ilpScnSe
ydboel, netop boao &c trGnscr.
let CT life ieotet.

@ar life plnpet al eczema eaer andre
SuSubehnpeligheoer. Te Tan bare en-
rem. iuno Sub peo at beuntte Iiot 3emu.
iom tan erboIoe6 hos hoiI!eniombeIit
&potbster for 80 Gents cIIer ertra ltor
Slate iii $1.00.
3emo bortiicrner ~iGSoarlia Srcener,
"elat.6eabs", et5ema % Jtiuaorm iami
eisr &ubsn rem 90 iuuo. 3enuo or ct
rent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dniiieptii. ilps
benbe MiSosI. bperten fsbtst eller tI9bris
og pIstter iutet, Get er let al auoeube
oe toitsr hin en- llbetnoeliehso for bner
Q~roenbeIic. Set er aItih paaIiheligt.
The q. W. Toie Co, GIeneIauo, 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
BUFFET 90 Kioffenet.
Imerifnnife aisoboacr.

Ut Vinto Srefiso males 10 8or,
&c / a%ieofoernen ianmeu meo eli
'@reelt Keeper" o. ct Sfipc $50.
lortt ell 8beite SaIt % liot Ecbcr.
Get formeS iom Ell ltor sage % inb
I oenne orbeiocS Ell goo alpbc Wi'
lfdt Csfitfrteg) ct 9Gg % Ell balu
Stop rtllltsote GracfcrS. Nnnr bette
CT gnbt lolnmcnorbcioct. i%orlnc5 oct
'om goaer caer aoqcr % oiSie brit
mes | scot. &c pcll0ca pltc, iii DC
err goot g%lennemitegtc % ina toeer
man Dem op, % rprcr % / 6eotct /
FalrOen : 9eslertifcer Mel % noor
oetfc CT 9oot brurct, bar man nof
Welt | 'oa oct 6Iir eli inf jepu Salt.
&C. @per YoGe oocreir5 meb Sous
cen, 'nd Den blir go6t oGtfct al ben,
% oerpna lpg9es @oIcrnc ltooper ct
rloot normt Sao og Sc nlaa crloeIig
'crpcreS iaa bcbc iont mlllig. Iote.
fer 'on CT ltegte / Sfollct CT beOit til
0iSIc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Gam ntelonnic &suncr.

30 Stopper Teltucr luQ9ca lblpo
Ndttcn opcr. On &orAcnc1t hopca
DC % | en- 8rpoc nrn nof Wuno til
at ouftc ocnn OF en- alnbc Soba 1on
'tor Tom Ell Grt tiliEttc5. Yoluer1rc
lnor ct roift Spfpq / octtc, laa bel.
oc@ %nltoct al % iriitt &uno hUlbc5
opcr % iaa foqe3 Sc til DC er nuitcrl
paste nsrc. ga tiIirttca en- Spiic
'tc 0nler % paste mrIct Colt % ion
foyer De til De er ol5GIr9 mere pg til
&anoet or onltrent iorornltct. &C
'talnpc5 Iaa nleo Ell Eotcte5 Stanr-
per % ell Gllort ria 0iclt tilirttc@.
Sc barnes op igien loo Sc cr rigtig
parltc % ipilca nlcO Gracfers til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
&critt.
Gu 6ortGuiu9
Ncrl1,du SedIer.
On Iortrnin9 on ell Wut
Sna l1icr hon.

@ncr or self op / in~rlticalQr Gel
Mpcr Gel hrrcr fit cAct 9iouu. Y
al bi>ic cr Strenlitcucn
) CT <5 NOR Noucbfuortalct bt
coc Scr for noaIc War iiocn eli Nc
ifinlit ntcO lin Nnitrlt % 10 Barn, {
Gut az cn &cniC.
@llttcu uar Ct Mar uuQrc chs Gen
fen. ~ "a him bar TI6it ipltc9 blt
naida, at oct bar hcn0ca GIigt q
hoIhc en- ~ifirrnen0c @adIth uoc
@robcrcn. Mcn oct ipute3 life han
San nor anr rof til at itda pad lin
carc Gen. % life itnn u1hcr Som
maroo al en- Sentlngc Gctte "a.
gfarina til mo1tgt Ct @nifetna. Sen
fen iom netop babe inI0t lit otteno,
slor bur jcunitcrf mc0 @llttcu, ion
fife bopbe fnlot 'po rnout; men alIi.
acnel bar han ion icln9oo, at Ion
life o8tcbc poo fin UIhrc Critters
Nnob % Tnrnoninacr. Settle gil
npcr hcnocs Toritan6.
SATIRE Rapnc bopoc hc bc8gc. Sen.
res: M~ilocaor0, og bans: &crnt
Norolpn; ianbtc& Scr pcI patrcrc
Nnprc / @Den?
9tnnncnc? NOoN hop6c cacutlil
Nonnerc at ii0c2 Npnrbon mar DC
ionl bar benz Set Dor So9cn
go. DC onr 10 "ontpcnntc" Sfoh.
nlnqcr. ionr Wio0crcn cn Gag lortoI.
tc Spiqcrtnbcn i'm. ScutCl buroc
honc rGrct @1tt, % Cutter &cutc.
Ntohcrcn bao0c oftc np0olct Spnd
hcScr hos @uttcn. &uu uor mere
1n6iellg, enthlCrtct % I%larcrc TIT
5oarcr cnh S6ltcrclt. }Nau Qrr6 life
nm nan iloQ Tia, CIIcr ON han cuaolB
inCllcm for iiQ; net oct bar life DC
lc0cmllgc Snlcrtcr, Iom QlorOc BAN
melt oubt. CT Tor haaroc Crb, cl.
Ter cr upclIio @icrnlug Oar nof I'll
at foa Gaarerlc til at brpoc lc5. Nicn
bette ipntc5 life Goocrcu ON. %nr
han @ut, laa bleu ban cnQalG
V}nno; men ino moottc ban ogina
iteIlc iil font Ell W}ouo, % life 9nn
runOt mcb lang Srbc, nnor GoIf tai
tc I'll ham. SIiQc aorcr bnuoc ban
inaer &ru9 for,
Mrn Inbcrcn2 Sfirno % Torno-
ringer ~inncrtct @uttcu oacrmclt.
Stnrc Sonrcr ltoo / Cjncuc bans
hner Sang 6ooercn toltc til hnnt i
en- itrellg &onc. ) illNc ShlubCr III
reoc bon zig boQ WtoOercu, ~ ifiult
bn1 hcuoc2 Stlort BRAT han iou OF
telt / @ruaD. Dtoocrcn Intteoc itor
&]IrrllBhcb til Sen lille Gaobc. Yes
mere Iabcrcu ftio7loir. Nc2 ltorrc
Snmpnti feltc bun Tor ham. Cite
'orIparcOc bun banl 90 ial0c, al ncn
@lsohc0eu pil0e ~iorluInbc mcN Ma
orcnc; mcIl iuo III bun Stplhcn Ior,
al hlm nor iirro mco at lfIUumc
@llttcn bort. -
Eentcn bcrimoh uar Ilulil on QIo0
bGitanOiQ; uItio lmllcu0c % bitter
Sum nattc Murnerct op i en- Ioo mart
Ell tom inhenior Cercn Tcttc gior
ne NicnumCt huaQcIi9.
Ytcu mar Stoleu onr poo set
rlItrellc hlentmc, isatc @uttc1t no
San moattc barre blnuot %cmcr "a
'eIc ocrea Snnrpati % SEN trococ
han at iln0c pon @ooru.
gteoc pc0 Sircu Ioa Ct itort &crit,
"a oct oar Strpmitcncn2 wllttcpcr
bent Ser aif ale miljac SIoQa &c
GER for fig. Gormouoen nco belle
Tnmilien lin bococ poo icIpc &cri
tel, "a @lltternc if %or at bulqc
Stchct iii S~cQcpIoo4, 'or0i bans 10
Gomcr hanhc bcot ON 0ct.
Qihueh off @crnt Ell Gaa ION
rnnIia; men han iao inocn al iulc
aomcrntcr mco set lomuc ban
fcm. SO, - hcrncnc por en-. Mon
Ino oq puoSIcoc mco noact moe ct
NJ &agerhuienc. &crnt Qlf uco I'll.
ham. aommeu Ocrncn iao hou at
Nnren hoiht puo at trnoc ogl enc
,ErrittfFn rt-rr Nat, orNr,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
%afler AZ Siueet Totntucs.

Gn Spl'c'fe Snlsr % ell Splieifc
Nleoc rerca go0t lainmen og ct piS.
pet sGg rsre9 0erpaa op / set. Saa
bar man en- SOP Wtel /, Ell Sbeife
9afing Top0er, list Salt, = Stopper
Otelf, ct libet @ran Gaiem1e Eeber
% nof itompcoe Snect YotatocS,
Iaa Nercn bllr paste tyf til at itege3
Nniicliern-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Tlnnpple Yn0Olma.

I'm aan0c SLICED TiltnppIe" be.
hepc5 III oeluc Euboing. Mou har
Sltoholoct III / cit Gil, iau al Saitcn
fan lebe a "a ifirrer iaa Sfiperne
% | Ilnaa Stutfcr. ) ct Stegeiab
lrggea 'ao ct >ag pineapple o. Ser
oper ct Rag al '&uabrSb ar1tmmer
meo 'maa alatter Srrer oner %,
on man pil. Itot @ancl ornsie oper.
Naar Sabct cr illot meo @rsofrum
merle epcriL hploes Ell aop al Tinc.
apple Saitcu ouer, iom er tlliat lot
Gltrcn Suit "a oerpaa lTtteS Sabet
op | et Itorre SAD fosenoe Sano %
lteaeS | ire Aparter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Sambnra Stca meo Suait.

Ut Tlunb Aiso males % tiliptteS
ell 1iocn alpbe Ge0it. Solt, Ecber
% Iiot repet $50. gltnbc Sfiuer
Vrso rites pno ser cllc Sibc %
lr98e@ op / ct Stcgcin0 neO Den ri
Itcoc Si0c nco, % roget Slllsr Ine.
res opcr Den il-riltcor Sioc. Soo
lm99e5 ct &a9 al %aiohmu@icn, ont
trent eli boIo Sonnlc INF oucr buert
Stnffc Srpo. Get itclc9 iou / 30
0crounclt. til Gieoct CT 8oot br,rlt
Nnn COMMON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Nipple SOhn.

Gn opb Bic Sallerfcn impress % 4
IfrrQcbc 9gblcr, ~ifoarct / Sfiper.
bapca /. Suffer "a aarlcl oru3icS
oocr % llnaa &lutter Snler lGaoc5
ooer. Gn %tclnneIig tDnO @nfings
Bomber Biscuit Seig bape3 oper o.
laa ltc1c5 oct til oclrc CT gobt gicn-
mem 'teNt og 9Gblcrnc more. Genie
fan cllten Ierperes mco Slsoc og
Suffer cuer nleo "Naro Sallcc".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Mis- moo Ssg / paa Suait.

ct HlunO HiIcugrm puifc5 goDt %
foge5 til Niicu cr NOR, bporpuu oft
Tarbet DGlor9 al, ) Ssa ifrpqca
% iflurc5 ! Sfiucr og itcac3 berpno
/ Snnsr cIcr 9oot Wtubicot, til oct
CT lp'ebrumt. Nop iau Sen foqtc ]ti3,
lonl CT tiIiot po$lc l1c0ct Solt %
Eeber ocrl oI Lao oct blipc aoot gieu
ncnnpornct % bap oct Iao pucr
BARN, pao'murt Soait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
Snripltchc SueSifcr.

Gn Ntnt SucOifer Ituar iblpb Nat.
ten oucr. Cqn Norgelcn bellies
Sonoct al % Sc foeea til De or nls.
re men life nmffcrfogtc. Gauoet
hrloc5 ina al "a eli Sirlip lanes al
eli &op Cider Sinegar", , Stopper
Suffcr % GIeQif % aartel citcr
Sniog. Gettc iaar Ct Spfcg, ioa
bar man Sucblfcrne / % laocr Dem
loo % lmo0iNrre Ell Stln0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-20
His Euboius 6laec.

Gn Iiocn haIp Sop Ni3 to9c$ til
ocn or NOR. Gn Sop rig SIsoc bis.
pcS al6clca ltjo % irere5 1 Spite
Iteer plllueriIerct Sllffer % ell itor
Sbcifc &onIlrt NiIen, lont icrit
maa barre oftleIct, rercS hcri % Ino
bar man set ~ / cit Iorm mco tort
Soag opcr oa iaher Den ltan / cit
%Iunoing Al IS % Salt ire Sinlcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
THREE SHOWERS"
IS REFRESHING
Melangc of Mirth, Minstrelsy.
Very Mild Melodrama and
Much Merry Music.

Quite in keeping with the present spell
of weather, which ''hath watery hui
mour." is the title of the piece that WAS
put on at The Playhouse last evening,
it's application is of the indirect sort-part
of . Jingle that foreteIls fulfilment oi q
wish made on q day when showers come
and go in a triplet The die being thus
cast, the showers are then introduced.
80 order with patter of rain and
rumble of thunder, but without being
vital TO the theme This, by the way,
rather eludes classification under the
usual labels, unless II be Ks mild rurai
melodrama.
The locale is Virginia farm, the de-
velopment of which is hampcred by the
conservatism of the peppery odd regime
owner. Colonel White, cleveriy characteriz-
ed by Walter Wilson. He quarrels with
his progressive son-in-law, and can be
handled only by his tom-boy daughter,
Bob who is portrayed with much
versatile grace and no little dramatic
insight bv Anna Wheaton. whose work
r not unfamiliar 10 local playgoers. In
keepipe with the character name, she
hobs IN and out. up a ladder and down q
rope and is quite the life of the party.
There are other entertainers, though;
a quartet of sure enough southern sing
ers: Red" the darky butler, cleverly
portrayed by Lynn Startling, and Willie,
the kid of the family, also well handled
by Andrew ]. Lawler, Jr.
The villain Gatling n very mild type,
is William Winter Jefferson, and the hero,
undaunted in strife as ardent IN woomg
is Paul Frawley.
Most deeply satisfying OF the features
of the production, however, is the velvetS
contralto voice, of organ sweep and
fulness. brought to the part OF the married
daughter by Vera Ross and displayed IN
three songs Of sentiment n the real, not
the hmushy" type These are sung with
Bernard Ferguson, baritone OF much
merit Be il SAID 10 its credit, the house
rose to the artist at her first phrase, and
welcomed, with appreciative recalls, each
succeeding number. These are, Love
Me, Sweetheart Mine, Baby Lamb
and ''The Old Love Is the True Love.
Like the other lyrics and music, they arc
the work of CreaIncT and Layton, who
seem to have caught some OF the facility
Of Harry L. B,uleigh, the southern COM
poser.
The action takes place outside the
I arm house and in the barn, cleared for a
dance, and fills twelve hours.
The chorus men and women are OF q
quite unusual type, and are wei trained
both vocally and as dancers
Other musical numbers than those
already noted ar the Work Chant
and "katie's Rent, by the farm quartet;
''B is the Note" by Red and Willie, IL,
And and But" by Bob
The company viii shortly reach New
York and will doubtless find welcome
there. 1t plays here the rest Of thus week,
with q matinee tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19

and thus help to securo real democracy
in this country
1--WE urge you TO vote for ratification
and to use the full measure of your in-
fiuence with your fellow members To the
end that Delaware, with its great agri-
cultural interests may cast the vote which
will bring into the important elections of
this year the full voting strength of the
farm women of all the States.
Every sincerely yours,
'.Benigna Green kalb.
Secretary Farm Women's National Con
gress."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
SUFFRAG|STS APPEAL
TO THE LEGISLATORS
Letter Sent to Each Member by
the Farm Women's National
Congress.

The following letter from the Secrc-
tary of the Farm Women's National Con-
gress has been sent to all of the Delaware
legislators and copy of it was this morn
ing given out by Mrs. Florence Bayard
Hilles, Delaware chairman of the National
Woman's Party:
Dear Sir.
II wonder If you realize Just how much
il will mean, not alone to farm women but
TO all farming interests, to have the worn
an suffrage amendment ratified promptly
by Delaware?
Farm women are Interested not only
rs all women are interested but they are
especially and vitally concerned because
of the present unequal distribution OF the
franchise as between urban and rural
women, which leaves the balance OF
strength decidedly with the city interests.
'"rhc hig cities of the country, with
their immense populations, all he IN
States where women already have the
right to vote, and exercise it. 1t is in
these great centres where women, ignorant
of the real facts, have undertaken to
reduce the high cost of living, by pre-
Stunning to fix prices for farm products
without any knowledge as To the cost OF
production, have instituted boycotts to
enforce their demands, and are advocat-
ing many measures which threaten the
very existence Of farming.
"1'o offset this tendency of city people
TO wrongfully hold the farmers responsible
for the increased cost of living, and to save
all the people from suffering because of
damage TO agricultural interests IL il
vitally necessary that the women of the
great rural States be added to the voting
population as quickly as possible
'Is was with full realization OF these
facts that the delegates from all parts Of
the country IN attendance at the Farm
Nomen's National Congress at Hagers-
town, Maryland, October 30 1919, adopt
ed unanimously the following resolution
Whereas. The Federal suffrage
amendment has passed Congress and
cannot become a law until it has been
ratified by thrce-fourths Of the States of
the Union which number is 81; and
Whereas. Said amendment cannot
become q law in time for women TO vote
in the 1920 Presidential elections unless
special sessions Of Legislatures arc held
for purposes of ratification; and
Whereas, We feel il vitally neces-
sary that women should have an oppor-
tunity to express their will by vote in
these elections, therefore be it
Resolved, by the Farm Womcn's
National Congress in session at HagcTS-
town, Md. October 80. 1919, That We
urge the governors Of States which have
not ratified to call immediate special ses-
sions of their legislatures for ratification Of
the Federal suffrage amendment; or, in
case of legislatures meeting in January
1920, prompt ratification upon assem-
bly,: be it further
!" Resolved That each component or
ganization Of this congress, and each in
dividual farm woman. bend every effort
possible to the furthcranco Of this end,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
WEST CHESTER CANCELS.
Cannot Get Team Together 10 Play
Salesianum Tomorrow Afternoon.

Due to the disbanding of its basket
ball team, recently. the West Chester
High School Athletic Association has
notified the Salesianum Catholic High
School management that the game orig /
nally scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at
Brownson Hall must of necessity be can
celIed by them. The Athletic director
stated that he could not get enough
players together to play a game worthy
of the name. and as a result could only
choose the aforementioned course-to
cancel.
This deprived the locals of their only
game for this week, and leaves but one
more for the season, it being next Wednes-
day evening, when thev again tackle the
Salesianum Alumni as their final attrac-
ton The latter are reported TO have
formed strong combination as a surprise
to their younger brothers but the varsity
squad will be well prepared for the CON
test
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
OBITUARY.
ANN (. STEELE.


Annie Y. Stelle. aged Go years, wife OF
the late c. NJ STEELE VI. d, died yeSter-
day at her home. Orchard avenue, Roselle
Funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon st i. Interment will be made
Monday morning at EastOn, Md. on the
arrival of the train leaving this cit at SIG
ANNA WELLS FORREST.
Anna Wells Forrest, aged 76 Years.
wife OF Daniel A. Forrest, died yesterday
at her home 2704 Van Buren street.
Funeral services will he held Sunday
afternoon at at her late residence. In
terment will be made IN Old Swedes
cemetery.
CHARLES HARPER.
After an illness OF four days, Charles
Harper native OF this city, di d yester-
day al his home, 6l7 West Front street
Mr.. Harper was member of Bethany
Baptist Church and was we'll known a out
the city, having been in usiness for him
self for several years. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs Charles Harper
Funeral services will be held Saturday
afternoon at 2.30 at Bethany Battist
church Elm and jackson streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
TO BURY BOY KILLED BY TRAIN.

Manley Arters Green, the child killed
at kiamensi, night before last, wnen
struck by a freight train. will be buried
in Silverbrook cemetery, with services
at his home tomorrow afternoon at 2.30
Practically every bone in the boys body
was broken Another sad feature ls
that only recently the boy accidentally
stabbed himself in the stomach with n
lead pencil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
Must Support Wife and Child

A temporary order of $40 a week was
placed against Osborn r. Goldsborough
charged with non-support of his wife and
referred to Court Officer Mcdaniel for
investigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
Postponc Concert.

The concert which was to have been
given tonight by the Wilmington Or ches-
trail Society in Eastlake Presbyterian
Church has been postponed until Friday,
March 26.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

OFFICE or room suitable for such Cen
traIly ioca ted. Address Il 9. Every Even
ting Once.