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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04

siderad q radical drv. My average
number of prisoners for the year 1919
was rs inis year. 1879 the average is
8. and TO my best knowledge and be-
lief 1t lie entirely due to prohibition.
am not narrow minded and person
ally care not il it is wet or dry, but
for the good of mankind ii is the
greatest thing that ever happened in
this country
Frank A. Schoenholz, sheriff of Lee
county says: I have but four inmates
at this time and none of them are in
on account of liuor. Before July /
1919, the number ran up as high as
49,
Sheriff Ralph Spafford of Mclean
county says: In looking over the Jail
record. | find on the first day of
April 1919 We had 5 inmates in the
county jail AT the present time
We have in jail sixteen in mates
sheriff John w Wilson. OF Bond
county says; We have not had
single inmate in our county Jail since
November 1919
Sheriff Barnett. of Gallatin coun-
ty, says: There has been a great
change in Gallatin county since July
!. In 1918 at our county fair on
Friday morning we had in our tail
thirteen DRINKS. In 1919 at our
county fair we had not a single ar
rest. our circuit court sits April s.
1920 We have not a single criminal
case on our docket
George w. Tegard. sheriff of
Woodford county, writes: The de-
crease in inmates since a year ago in
our jail is about IS per cent
sheriff l., d. Spauldiug, of Bureau
county.e says: In January. 1919. we
had thirty-six in the county Jail In
March. 1920. there is but one inmate
in the jail. Nearly all of the lawless-
ness in this county was caused either
directly or indirectly by liquor
Sheriff James r. Wheeler. OF
Knox county. writes; The prison
population of Knox county jail has
decreased by about - per cent
The sheriff Of Stephenson county
reports that their Jail population
during 1917 totaled 100. During
1919 the total number OF inmates was
only seventy seven.
The sheriff of Pulaski county
writes: I have only one in jail now.
where prior to prohibition ! usually
had an average Of about five
The sheriff of Pope county. II. S.
Mccormick, writes: We have only
one in Jail and he is in for larceny.
We haven't had any drunks in for
over twelve months. The effect OF
prohibition has made 100 per cent
difference in our county as to the
number OF criminals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04

Some Of Richmond $
biggest and wisest bust
ness men have declared
that West Broad Street
has a future before it
probably not equalled by
that of any other street in
the South. AXE advant-
age OF their judgment
and buy business sites on
West Broad Street TO
DAY, when they will be
offered at auction by the
Atlantic Coast Realty
Co. Be there at 5 P. M.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04

There reactions DO great credit TO
the Unconditional, and somewhat un-
demonatratve, British temperament
Ihey indicate real desire upon the
The part of our cousins across the sea
to maintain With us relations of the
utmost cordially and to remove. as
tar as possible. any unpleasant feel
ing that may he occasioned by the
inconslderate conduct of an unruly
and Ill maanered. but numerically un-
important group OF British subjects.
IT. would he exceedingly ungracious
upon the part of America not to &C
cept these apologies in the spirit in
which they have been extended.
America has its sufferers from Anglo
phobia, who are likely at any time TO
make some demonstration against
persons or things British In a manner
calculated to bring a blush to the
check Of Americans jealous of their
countrys reputation for genuity. No
nation can be held to account for the
mlSbehavior OF its worst elements II
rs only when the brulishness Of
HANDFUL is appiaudcd by the whole
nation that the nations should be held
responsible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04

supreme court of The United states
vail probably had that this law also
Is .horeueh.y CONSISTENT wan the
Fedora. Constitution. What 4 terri
..,.A position zaea a decision would
cause tins b.eh court 10 occurs.
Without KNOWING what II was dong
IL would have DESTROYED it's renuta-
ton bv deoidto. contrary to The hold
.nc of the enperts in constitutional
law now residing IN Broad Run Dis
,r.cf CONGRESS 600. Will find itself
in sad plight Tho last vote UPON the
matter in bath houses was when
they passed The bill over the
Residential veto. which the President
stated was due 10 The inclusion of war.
uraa p~oh5b,jon and not berause ,no
act was contrary n tho constitution,
bv vote Of aprrox,mafeIv three 20
enc. The house Of representatives
has SINCE decided against q hin to 20
neal the yoIuteaa act nv vote n,
nearly I'VE to one. Vet the votee n
Broad Rpn DISTRICT aesertr tn, the
ma 4oritv IF t1o voters IN NOT snn~o,,e
tbe law How tit,la tnoeo mon, hers
of congress know Of the sentiment N
their resnecttqe districts onlv tho
dietun Of Broad RBn district - IN
fanib5et
Thar nersons bolo,n-- such oninion,
should no onnoses 70 Hon william, !
Brmn ia NOT earnr,s,no That tbov
ubon55 wish ~ nrevapt his .do,,t,a+.
Ing. tbo r,tiora1 conyon,;o,, 10
o,le.i5onsh,o tqbatner tbev r.i.1 ho
able. NV mere resolution to ,,evor,
SUCH = catastronno So ,nore TIA,
5nubtfY1 Annraxir,stet,. ,nera u.,l,
NO ,sr,t,, ,no,g,,d e.,,,.- a,s.-,..s -
the s,za of Rro.a Ri,, aiatr;c. - na
cors.,l,ed before ar,, e,roiaorsn,o
ou,e,ue can ha ru+ n~o,, uoa WI
i,a, , s+uf rho hr;0nt ha,oar -.
p,oad Pm 6,g4r,o, will ha ,,rt,,r,,A
ana ,.ho o.r so. ,,.h., ,,-t,, eo,,,,-,. :,
Tor NJ, R~,,sr ne,.sro, H. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04
THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

Editor The Virginian:
IN place Of the Federal Reserve
systematic system is both good and
bad-thcre should be bank Of
America.
The bank Of France, as well as the
bank NJ England, has withstood the
storm OF centuries, and. as everyone
knows, We should and must proft by
tho experience of others,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04

Faith in the rapid de-
velopment Of West Broad
Street was shown when
the Union Station, was
built. You will have AN
opportunity to share in
the profits which will
come from this develop
ment by buying business
sites to be offered by the
Atlantic Coast Realty
Co. TODAY at 5 P. NJ.
Adv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04
Mr. l.. II. Jenkins, the

Mr. L. II. Jenkins, the
South's largest book
binder, declares that he
will hold all of his West
Broad Street property
and make it his estate for
his heirs. Follow his ex-
ample and lay the foun-
dalton of your estate by
buying West Broad St.
business sites which will
be offered at auction TO-
DAY at 5 P. M. by the
Atlantic Coast Realty
Co.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04

Picture to yourself the
great beauty Of West
Broad Street when it is
smooth paved and lighted
to Union Station. I'M
agin how property values
will increase. You can
anticipate this enhance
ment in value and benefit
from the improvements
by purchasing W G s t
Broad Street business
sites which will be Of
fered by the Atlantic
Coast Realty Co. at auc-
ton TODAY at 5 P. M.
ADV.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04

More than $50 persons were treated
in single day by tine laying on Of
hands IA Kansas city church by a
religious healer~-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04

Two sisters, aged seventy eight and
ffty-six, were recently set free from a
Long island madhouse. to which they
were Illegally committed ten years ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware Citv. Dec. l5.-Mrs. {. Earl
Baum entertained at tea, Monday. from
= 10 3 O clock. al her home on Clinton
street The following guests attended
Nrs. Rowe, Mrs Donovan, Mrs. W IL
liarns. nj Fort du Pont: Mrs. +. A. Bon
nlne Of State College, Pa; Mrs I.
Bavard Heisel, Mrs. Eleanor Revbold,
Airs. William l. Reybold. Mrs. Walter
W Ellis. Mrs. Charles jefferson, Miss
Alice Revbold. Mrs Ii. G. Clark, Mrs.
William Pennington, Mrs. William a.
Jester. Mrs William keane.
Robert Davidson has secured a position
Oh ship and left Monday for Jackson
vile, Florida.
Major and Mrs. Cherrington of Fort
du Pont are entertaining Mrs. Cheering
tons mother, Mrs. Cochran Of Viii
mington.
Major and Mrs. Donovan entertained
At dinner, Monday, Captain and Mrs.
Rowe, at Fort du Pont
Mrs Joseph Rosenskv OF Philadelphia
is spending a week here with her sister,
Mrs Jacob Rudnlck.
AIrs. Thomas Armstrong and children
left Monday for Philadelphia, where she
Will remain week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Crenshaw.
he supper held DN the l'aughleis Vi
America, Friday and Saturday evenings,
81 II Georges, netted $50.
Miss Rudnick is Ill Al the home VI tier
brother, Harry Rudnick, OH Clinton
street.
4 birthday party was given al the home
OF Miss Sallie Mcconnell, Monday, IN
honor Of her nephews, James and Arthur
Heinel. twin brothers. Of Wilmington, on
ber farm, Vlneland, near here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
FATHER BENEFITED
She NOW RELATES
Saws Since Taking Plant Juice
His Liver, Kidneys and Nerves
Are in Fine Condition.

When the first symptoms OF 8 dersnged
stomach are noticed headsche, bilious
ness, constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion,
SICK stomach, food fermentation, gss on
the stomach-there IS one preparation
that IS a never-failIng relief-Pisnt Juice.
Ii being q purely vegetable combination.
II Is welcome 20 the weakest stomach and
bv causing the food 70 digest perfectly,
the power Of self elimination IS asserted
and health is restored.
Daily testimonials are received IN
signed statements from well known locsl
people. telling OF the wonderful benefits
they have received from Plant Juice.
One of the most interesting IS that OF
Miss Margaret Mstynak, OF No. All
South Van Buren, street, Wilmington,
who has many friends in this city. She
tells how her father was relieved by Pisnt
Juice as follows
PLANT Juice certainly brought about q
wonderful change in my father. He Was
in y terribly run down condition and
had no appetite whatever and could not
sleep at night; he was constpated snd
never could get any medicine 70 give him
relief he got 50 weak that he could hardly
walk. his liver Was sluggish and he was
50 discouraged he did not know what TO
do until he heard Of Plant Juice and start
ed to take it. Now everything has changed
for him; ne has fine appetite, sleeps hne
Al night. he is not constipated and his
liver. kidneys and nerves are Q. X. He
has renewed strength and vigor and a
fine color IN tbs face. Plant Juice is wonder
full and we are glad 20 recommend u 70
others
The Plant Juice Man Is at Inc Muller
Drug Store, AGA 400 Market street where
he Is daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the merits Of
th;s remedy. Free samples given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
RIDGEVILLE NOTES.

Bridgevillc, Dec I5.-John Hurlock,
having disposed of his personal and real
property in this community, moved his
family to Wilmington yesterday.
Charles~F. Welch, n railway mail clerk,
stationed ut Philadelphia, has returned to
his home scre and resumed his duties as
Il. f. ID. mail carrier
William Newton and Joseph Wiley left
last week for Philadelphia, where they
have received commissions IN the railway
mail service. stationed for the present at
Broad Street Station.
Lester Newton has gone t. Phlladel-
phia, where he will secure empio ment
for the winter
T. X. Twlgg, section foreman on the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. Division No. 93,
was recently awarded prize of $50 for
maintaining the best section during the
wear 1920.
Revival services arc now IN progress at
the church in Greenwood.
Miss Willie Morris of Greenwood has
been seriously i'll, and as soon ms her con-
dition improves sufficiently she Will he
taken TO hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Dec l4.-Miss Ailfred
Hastings. who has for several weeks been
employed by he Ma-vil Package, 70. as
hookkeeper. has taken similar Pc
ntIon with the Sussex Trust Co, st their
Laurel branch. succeeding William Pusey
Who recently resigred. Raymond ! lhomP-
.on. who recently graduated from WI
n,neton business school, has secured the
plsrc made vacant by Miss Hastings
resignation
Harry smith. Of the William ! Records
K Son. has Iesigf ed to accept a position
vitb tho Niarvli Package Co, succeeding
Ernest Spicer. who recently resigned to
eDter the railway mail service, this week;
Merchants in Laurel cannot understand
why. in buying country butter, most Of the
nn,rd and haIf-pound prints are short in
weight. l, is felt that most Of the farmers
are honest and all farmers wives are, as
a nile. most estimable women, yet tour out
~ five bring butter 10 the local merchants
which Is IRON ore 10 three ounces shoTl III
weight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NEWS OF LEWES.

IcVcs Doc Is NrS Nehemiah In
gram who recently moved INTO the Rod
ncv House and was driven out by the
recent fre, has sold her household goods
and returned To Pott>town, Pa, her
former home
Mrs " + Bingham is quite i'll AZ the
home of her daughter. Mrs Fred Free
man. in FaSton Pa Mrs Freeman lost
her husband only few months ago.
IF and Mrs Roland G PAINTER of
Georgetown were guests oi DR. Hiram r.
Burton. sunday and Monday
Walter Burton owner of the Hotel
Henlopcn. is i'll AZ his home in Washing
ton. ID G., and will have 10 undergo an
operation
Pilot and Mrs Thomas G. Norman have
closed their Lewes home for the winter
and gone To Philadelphia. where they will
live M Fn-ty-nInth street and Baltimore
avenue during the winter.
Miss Aiuriel Steele has secured a po-
sition in the jewclry store Of A. Gutowltz,
as clerk
Herbert Orton and family have moved
in the vacant house Of Mrs ?. B. Norman
He was one hf the fire victims and lost all
his wearing apparel when the roof was
burned over his head
While digging in the debris left by the
fire. Pilot Fred Burton, whose house and
contents were totally destroyed. found
some silver spoons and three gold watches
in fair state Of preservation. He will be
able 10 save his heater, some of the
radiators and all his coal
" A. Hastings. superintendent OF
HAYES q Anderson Fisheries Products
Co. who has occupied the DR. James 7.
Thompson cottage. on Lewes Beach. since
last spring. has moved his family out of
Town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Dec. 15.-Mrs II c
Clark gave card party and luncheon al
her home Yesterday afternoon. The fol
lowing guests attended Mrs William
Pennington. Mrs T. Bayard Heisel, Miss
Caroline Clark. Mrs William I Reybold
Miss Marguerite Muligan, Mrs Charles
jefferson. Mrs William Jester. Mrs
Ebenora CLARK. Miss Florie Hall Mrs c
Earl Baum. Mrs Annie Pennington and
Miss Emma Clark. all OF Delaware City,
Mrs. Spur Mrs Cherrington, Mrs
Rowe Mrs Donovan, Of Fort du Pont,
and Mrs. Richard Cam, Sr, and Mrs.
Richard Cam, Jr.. Kirkwood
Mrs. William Oakes, Sr.. was taken
suddenly III at her home on Adams street,
last evening
Miss Edna Yearsley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Rufus Yearsley, on Clinton
street. is III with scarlet fever.
Mrs Henry Winchester is spending n
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
O"T0ole, in Wilmington, and Mr.. Henry
Winchester has gone to New York City
on business trip for a week
Benjamin Vnton, who has been in the
Delaware Hospital for the past two
weeks. seriously i'll with pneumonia, has
50 improved that he expects TO leave the
hospital by Friday, and will visit his
cousin. Mrs Shultz Of this place, before
leaving for his home in Baltimore.
Harry Hall is plotlng the yacht Fox to
SpaTows Point, Md; from there the
yacht will proceed to Havana, Cuba.
Mrs Harry Rudnick was taken TO the
Delaware Hospital, Monday and operated
upon She is showing improvement.
The yacht Wassahissa which was in
jured in the canal few days ago re-
sumed the journey TO Florida, yesterday.
The yacht Tommie, from Philadelphia to
Florida. passed through the canal, yester-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
DELAWARE STUDENT TO W ED.

Newark, Dec. l5.-Mrs. Sarah Cox
O'Keefe Of Atlanta, Ga, has issued an
nounccments of the marriage of her dauph--
ter, Ellen to George Fl. Ferguson, son Of
of Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Ferguson of
Newark, TO take place on December Il
at the home of the brides parents. They
will stop in Newark during Christmas
week, while on their honeymoon, to spend
n few days with the prooms parents
Mr. Ferguson served as lieutenant
during the war, with marked distinction,
was wounded i'll action, and after return
ing TO this country was at the Walter
Reed Hospital Washington. Afterwards
he entered the automobile business in
Atlanta. He was student at Delaware
College and was prominent in athletics,
especially baseball
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
EIGHTY ARRESTS LAST wYvE

Eighty arrests were reported for ffe
pat weet NJ the meeting n The Board ~
Police Commissioners yeTterdAy after
noon. There we're nine Tor driInkauness
and ~ for Sabbath breaking Elegen
persons were committed b. the w0rk hoIss
Pines and costs totsled 81 ,0l57g
Tho contrnct % supply 20 rryoiysrr f9r
the department wa awarded ~ tbo Coif
Firearms Co, Hartford. C0un ghnss bld
wAs xZ6 each. The only other bidger 80
Adolph Markol WhDse bid va ~ -
each
The board confirmed the dischnrye -.
week of patrOlmhn LIkVzegrki. yfo -
late Ia making a report lat Tussday sfser
he had been before the board thai after.
noon, for being late ia making rsusrt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
TRAFFIC RULES CHANGED

An amendment N The trnffe rIles vas
nade Yesterday by Direc',gs a he Street
and Sewer Department The change were
made N 5ectious and 10 Under ths rev
amendment vehicles viii bs pfaf bifsd
from turning on Market street heturrn
the southerly curb ~ Front street AID fts
northerly curb hires n Elcvsn'h .irrs'
instead e Tenth street - herrfffors
Ia Section ~ ~ fhe EfW arrendrne-s.
street railway caFs V.l have tte M
II way over al vehicles ~ % ,srss, NJ, q
as well ~ between inferrerfirg sfrerts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel Dec. Is Miss Ruth Hcarn Of
Salisbury. Md. is here visiting her cou--
sin, Miss Pauline Hcarn. at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Fred NJ liearn
Ernest Purncll and James J, Galloway
have been spending the week n guests q
Mat Pur' ell on duckirg trip down the
SinepuNent Bay gong from Snow Hill, Md
Miss Mary Hcarnc. chief operator NJ
the local telephone exchange. who has
been confined to her homo on seventh
street BY illness. has recovered sufficient
~ 10 resume her duties
Mrs. William II Cook is confined 70 b cr
home on Fast Fourth street hy nm attack
Of neuritIs.
Mrs. Henry " Moore of North Laurel
l. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Forrest
Craver. in Carlisle, Pa
Mrs Harvey " Hastings is seriously
i'll at her home on West street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
TRAFFIC IN THE CANAL.

Delaware City, Dec. l5.-The yacht
Shawmont, from New York to Florida
yacht Princess, from Philadelphia TO
Florida, passed through the canal, last
Monday.
The yacht Wissashissa, owned by
Charles Fair of New York City, was
severely smashed by the barge William
b. Diggs while lying in the canal last
evening, on her way TO Florida. II will
resume its journey, stopping at the An
narolis shi yard for repairs.
The tug James j. McNally, with two
light bargos in tow, passed through the
canal last night from Philadelphia TO Bal
timore; also, yacht Papoose, from Chi
cago, for Florida for the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Parents and Patrons in Dover In
vitcd to Visit Public Schools
and Note Conditions.
tx DIERSENTERTAINED
Thieves Again Working at Sea-
ford and Visited the Stevens
Oyster Packing House.
From E,err Evenings Correspondents.

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Scaford. Dec 15.--Thieves are again
operating in Seaford and vicinity Monday
night or early Yesterday morning they en-
tered the oyster packing house of W. II.
stevens X Co by forcing back door
When the proprietors visited the place
they discovered the robbery.
\ large quantity of oysters were taken
bv the thieves. both opened stock and
shell oysters. The safe was not tampered
with, and il is supposed the thieves were
noviccs at their business.
Another attempted robbery was re7
ported at the home of William I. Moor
MIR. Moore was away, but his Wife Sc
curel a revolver and frightened the rob-
hers off before they gained an entrance
20 the home.
Several farmers have reported the loss
Of chickens. recently, but none OF the
guilty parties have been apprehended'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
INVITED TO VISIT SCHOOL.

Dover. Dec. Is. President of Board Of
Education, John Carlow ard Supervising
principal W b. Thornhurg have desig-
mated Thursday December To- as visiting
dav in Dover public schools Parel Is
and pstrors arc invited and 20 spend that
day or any part N II IA visiting the schools.
After the visit 70 the schools Il IS the
wish Of the school management 70 have
a conference with the parents and patrons,
50 that the school management as well as
the parent or patron may receive the
benefit The conference will be held in the
assembly room Of the school tomorrow
evening at : 30 o clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
BISHOP COOK AT LEWES.

Iewcs. Dec Is Bishop Philip Cook
made a trip down the State. stopping IN
Georgetown for SUNDAY morning services
in St paul's Church and coming to
I.cwes for sunday evening service IN
- Peter Church This was his first visit
10 I.ewcs and he congratulated the parish
upon its beautiful church. impressive
service and devoted rector.
After the evening service an informal
reception was held at tho rectory for the
bishop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
LEWES SCHOOL P ROJECT.
Residents of the Town 10 Vote on the
Subject This Afternoon

A vote will be taken from | until )
O'Clock this afternoon in the school
building at Lewes. for the purpose of
reaching a final decision on the matter OF
accepting the offer Of the Delaware School
Auxiliary to provide the town with q
$500 600 consolidated school.
The auxiliary has offered to give
5000, 600 toward erecting new building,
consisting of primary, grammar and high
school grades, provided the town raises
the remaining $4,000 by taxation.
This school. if erected, will be open to
children who have reached the seventh
grade, without tuition fee. They may
live either in the town or in the outlying
districts Those starting IN the PRIMARY
grades would be obliged to pay tuition
fee
!, meeting was held by the people OF
Lewes, last Thursday, at which DR.. Joseph
H. Odell of this city made an address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Dcc 15.-Members OF Lieu
tenant Allison Post, American Legion
give smoker in the armory last night.
President Walter +. Hullihen and Dean
F.. Laurence Smith went to New York,
today, and this evening will attend n
meeting and dinner at the Hotel McAlpin,
when a New York branch Of Delaware
College Alumni Association will be formed.
Delaware College seniors held a dinner,
followed by a theatre party in Whining
ton last night.
Sigma Nu Fraternity of Delaware Col
lege will give n dance, Friday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
EX-SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED.

Newark, Dec l5 Soldiers of the Re
habilitation Division of Delaware College
were guests. last evening, of the New Cen
tury Club at Christmas party gwen at
the club house There was dancing and a
collation. was served A feature WAS the
community singing which was lead by
Professor Guy r. Hancock. The college
quartet composed Of Messrs. Hancock
krkbridc. Van keuren and Harris, sang
several selections, and with Mrs. Cam,
Miss Houston, and Miss Rohr, gave other
numbers Miss Wilcox sang two solos and
Miss Helen Gregg gave some fine recita-
tINns