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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
CATTLE STOLEN IN WYOMING:
ARE FOV Nd IN SOlTH DAKOTA

Foil owing is a report on the reccy-
cry OF stolen cattle from northern Wy
ominS mentioned in the Examiner Of
recent date. \ reprint from the Belle
! FUurche Bee:
Forty &C the fortyone head Of cat
tie stolen from the Jack Hunter herds
near Weston. Wyo.. the latter part Of
! June, were located on Ash Coulee in
southern Harding county. The animals
were first noticed by Thurtow Cooper
! OF Harding, who accidently found them
while riding on the range in that part
oi the country. He notified Sheriff
! Dthlin.er Of Buffalo, who took pos
sessions of the cattle and took the an
! lmals to Buffalo where they We're held
until Mr.. Hunter called for them.
"Mr. Hunter showed his appreciation
in Il substantial manner, by presenting
Thurlow Cooper with $3.50. to Sheriff
Dphinger Mr.. Hunter gave $500 and
! 10 Mr. cooper's brother he gave $3.50
for taking the cattle to .tlzal;, Mont,
where Mr. Hunter viii receive the an-
ina,s and take them back to their
home range. In addition to tha above
sums nf mCnny Mr.. Hunter states tnat
1~ viii pay a reward of $500 for the
ts-t conviction Of any person impli-
Gated in the theft ot This bunch cf
Cattle.
The brands on Tho animals hal been
worked over. and from Indications, tn,
work of rcbranaing had Aoen done hy
parties experienced in this kind of
work The Hunter brand is I'll open
=. .but when the animals were found
l6y the officers this brand had bs,
i
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
rOWDERNILI.E NEWS ITEMS
DELAYED


Mrs. John Dunbar and dauGhter
Mary Isabel have JUST returned from
Miles City. ts
W. f. Barnard and wife left for Miles
City Thursday ming whore they eN-
pect tn spend IA few days Oh business.
G. Il. Nick enZie left for Miles City
Tuesday evening to spend q few days
with his wife and daughter.
c. NJ. Warrington was a row2erville
visitor recently.
\ good social time was enjoyed by
al at the Sprin. creek picnic last
Thursday night "~,
MIR. ana Mrs Walter Ran. sho were
business callers here this wee.
Jim Burke LETT for MINES ellis Mon
day afteN >an extended visit with his
relatives near pnwdervi!ie.
f. $. Richardson left for Miles CITY
Monday.
William Wilson. the liueman, ronair-
ed the telephone limo from EroadUs to
fowdervitle and moved the pht ne from
the ranch house to the store.
Mrs. Jim Cassidy WAS q Hsircsa
caller here ~E s---
Thomas Barnard ioft FridaT night
fat Miles city To spend. the week end
with his wife and daughter.
Frank Lewis is spending a few da vs.
in Miles city on business.
Miss lone Pope was II welcome viSi-
tar ut the Barnard ranch this w-ck
i'aul Specie arrived With the mai.
Wednesday morning. More car tr,uble
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
" hCAf CROp E>TsE Ag.&D
At OVER .:,.HGu.;i's I'll SliE:.~ =

The agricultural bureau II. Washinc-
ton is estimatcing til" Montana crop
this yeal at between 2".o"o,oth and 80.
eeo,noa bushels. Il 900 90" hUShcsl Of
oats and thousands of ions # hay AS
!, minimum ana 81 biz CO -HortaEse to
move this grain is apparent TIL" tle-
Nat"r capacity Of Montnu9 = estimated
at o2,4l2.o0o bushels. The Northern Pa
cihic alone Will reuui: about 1,oGo
hoxcars to move the grain. reQuirine
about 800 cars daily. Farmers are
urged To build bins aud "" prepared to
hold grain and to inform themselves
as to shipping conditions before bring
Ing grain Ia market.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
PRIZE LIST FOR
bROADUS ROUNO|I

Following is list Of money nrix|
to be awarded winners in the differeI
events scheduled for the second annu
Fr"adus Roundup September 8 and
Cowboy bucking contest--day mcnl
500 and S25. Final $50.
bareback bucking contest-S5 n he'd
s2o each day best ride.
cowboys relay race-$50 and xc5/
$25. '' '"''' race Tree iof 'i'-S7S al
Fiye-eishts mile. free for all-$|
Quarter mile. saddle race--s50 al
Half mile. saddle race-s5o ana A
Boys half mile pony race, free q
all--$20 and $40.
!. CoWgirls. half mile pony race. FRI
for all--$s5 and SIS.
Ladies' relay race--s4O and $50.
ii.nNockers harness race, half md
5~-~MinhtI take all
a. Roys horseback potato race--s1o al
4 fee of per cent is r.nnired
enter the races and So to enter II
bucklns contests with money to be a
FUNDED the contestants upoa partid
patine.
No entry fee is required fer the snl
pall sames, etc. There will be India
slna" races and other special even
are being planned for the Indians.
roa "A , total Of $500 will be .disbursl
the Broadus Roundup The great bu1
Of this sum VIA be expended +,
prizes. =
The Roundup arrangements commi
tee requests ali VISITORS to bring be,
ding with them. Cots gal,re will
brought from Miles City but for obv
Gus reasons ii was deemed best to hay
people prepared with their own cove
lngS.
Special rest rooms will be availab
Tor the ladies'.
n" sinundup grounds are practical
at the Lewis road ranch. The hale mi ii
circular race course has been Wident
ana placed in good condition and a
most any number of horses may be a
coinnGdated in racing ccntestss
Free feed and pasture will be fu
Eis hed All performing stock and sp
cial quarters VIII he available for ra,
horses.
The daily program will start as 500
special efforts viii be made to ha,
the different events rapidly follow eat
other.
AS special featuii q boxing col
test VIII he hcld At the garage E'rida
evening Of the first daN. plicr 10 con
nenr"m"nt of the jitney dances. 'Tw
classy boxers have been engaged fro
Miles CITY as PRINCIPALS in this even
rhe "NeuinG's entertainment viii
a. feature Of itself. Movin. pictur,
viii be shown at the town hal! ar
at sh"rty's garage there VIII be il
ney dances This place is covered al
is a bnila4nsr big enough L" X ommt
>..tt q l. nf dancers. \ special tiCt
w,N be - 81 fpr dancing purpose
Miles Clay musicians haNe been engas
\ county far vii, be he]a in &c,
ne"tiun aith the Eoundup and rAhibi
viii h" ON display at the i:roaGl
school house. Visitors are urged TO a
tend the exhibition in the fofenoons
Ma eftrrF Was al FIRST made 10 Secu
airplaaa flights huriu" the Houndt
her" but IA view Of the bis eXpen!
atd flprn The Fact that time viii
crowded u hold each number aave
tjsed, thr "onmjttee has decided
feroga rhe a3tHlabe attraction tn
year.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
g MILLS IS THE
COUNTY TAX LEVY

The county tax levy as fixed by the
board of county commissioners in scs-
sions Monday of this week. is 80 mills
on the dollar. This levy Is in addition
nine fortieths mills and the school lev.
les from the respective districts of the
county. The books will be turned over
to the county treasurer the first Mon
day in October when the tax cards will
be mailed out tc, the proper parties.
The county levy, itemized, is as fol-
lows: One mill for land classification,
for road fund, two mills for bridge
fund five mills for contingent fund one
mill fer poor fund one mill for bond
Interest fund, six mills for general
school fund The county levy is two
mills higher than last year, an addi :
ii"ral mill being added to each the gem
eral fund and the bridge fund.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
GETTING READY TO SHIr
CATTLE TO MARKET

Within the next two weeks several
hundred head Of prime beef cattle frc M
to market.
en- September 3ra
approximately 600 head Of cattle. ga
'htfed from Cache creek. the MiZpah
ana other points viii he loaded at
N"oreroft Wye. on the Burlington ana
oonslsntd to the South Omaha market.
rms shipment will be in the charge of
and others. "
Hilly Er"a.ldus will ship $50 head Of
ale From Terry on September 9TH.
Inc f'rst shipment of 400 head of
catie from Big Pumpkin creek will
he made from Miles City about SEN
tember l. Two additional shipments
VIII be made from that section of the
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
NOTICE
tiOsin: of Rr.i>i

Registry books for the Registration
Of qualified electors for the General
election tC' bt held on Tuf sllay, the
second day of November. lY-V, in the
several voting precincts of Powder
River County. Nontana, will close at
. o'clock Z, NJ. on Friday, the 18th
day of September, 1920.
Electors may register for said cleo
ton by appearinG> before the Count,
Clerk at his office in the Court House
at Eroadus, Montana. on any legal daS
between o'clock A. NJ, and ) ocic OK
+. NJ, or by appearing before a dep.
uty registrar in the manner provided
by law.
tSeal F. 7. WEST
County Clerk, and Ex- -Oficio Registrar
Ass
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
THREE PROPOSITIONS CARRY
At SIEClNI. SCHOOL. EI.E("rION

Wednesday of this week a special
school election for District No. - was
held at the Rroadus school house re-
sulsiI: in the passage by unanimous
vote of all questions submitt,1'.
AS a result of the election the school
trustees are authorized to move the
Eridgevicw sch. oil house to point so
bridge near the Pemherton ranch. to
make levy of twelve mills taxes in
addition to the regular ten mill levy
authorized by law for the purpose Of
maintenance of schools and to issue
and sell coupon bonds t" the amount
of Sl.50O. bearing not to exceed 6 per
cent interest. payable in 20 years and
redecmable in 10 years. for the pur-
pose of takins.Q I'D outstanding warrants
en- building fund.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
10 ot 7 nI' l.0DvB uoNTtS
ARR; BANK DGIuNITnl

lbI"" western states NSomin
Montana ana ldaho-led all others
The last accountin. Ia ths humber
bank lepnsitors per i0ou popuiatin
according to figures complied by L
comptroller of the curr.nNN. Wyomii
heads the list with 3a4 depositors T
each l.ooe persons in the state, AIo
tana ranking second with $40 al
Idaho third with 2a:. Ratios OF 9th
states per thousand included Galifo
Mia, 2iS; Alaska and Hawaii rank
lowest With 80 and "A depositors. r
spcctivelS. for geo inha bitants.
The average FOR all states WAS /
per thousand, or one dcpositor for e
-ry FIVE and one-half persons in I
country The total number Of depo,
tors was 2b.aSo,G00. OF this numb
S.OSo.oeo were time or savings accoun
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
ten NILE ROAD AS
COUNTY HIGHWAY

The road on Ten Mile has officially
been designated as a county highway.
1t has recently been surveyed by Com
nnissioners Morris aald Decker and
County Surveyor Funkenbusch. All
rights of way have been secured.
The road starts at intersection of
a road at the O Y ranch on the west
side cf Otter creek. thence southeast
up Ten Miles. connecting with the
county road at the head of Fiften Mile
in the vicinity Of McBride's place,
The county dads will have the other
weather is favorable with the work
to be done under the direction Of Geo,
CoHle. supervisor of that road district
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
CANDID ATE> NlST E'ii.E
STATEMENTS OK ENIENSES

All candidates for Nomination to Of
flee at the primary election must file
statements Of their campaign expenses
with County Clerk West this report
to be made after election day. In
giving the figures on expenses the us
uai course to pursue consists in filing
receipts with the statement. showing
In detail the ncnny distursed.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
tDDTTION TO RE: BllIT
TO THE DUR>r SCHOOL.

Z, =. NelianS. having hrrn awarded
Il contract for an addition to the
school house in District NJ. -. was in
tcwn the fore part Of the week, order
ing the necessary lumber. The school
house to be thus enlarged is known
AS the burst school and is seven miles
north of Rroadus.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
NlsI.lS MARTIN pAT.i.sI ~ MILES
tlTl HOSPITAL. l'Us >iN " EEK :

Later advices from Miles city indi-
cate that Willis Martin sustained more
serious injuries III an aGt"nphtle acci-
dent than 1T first believed II" was
returning to Broalus with Bill Hicks
when the machine encountered lCost
gravel Il short distance from Niles eli J
ana capSiZea. Hicks escaped With mi
nor injuries hut Martin NHs sent to the
Niles City hospital. lr has developed
that he suffered a brok,n hip bone
and these parts arC in Il plaster cHSt.
Martin Will be- {; patient at The hos
pital Tor four or FIVE weeks longer.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
RnNES GARAGE MAN
LOSES VISION IN EYE

Ernest Culbertson. the Boyes garage
to lost his left eye when a quarter
inch piece OF steel struck him with
full force and imbeldcd itself in the
tissues back of the eyeball. He ac-
ceive surgical attention. 1t was neccs-
sary to undergo an X-ray test To To-
cate the steel splinter.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
BRINGS SaO I'OCsDS OF HONEY
10 TOWN. FIRST lNSTNl.N;NT

Frank z. Kelsey brought 500 pounds
of fine rNtrcated honey to town the
fore part Cf this week frcm his ranch
at M"orhcad. This is the first install
ment OF honey he has disposed of and
says the balance will represent "A good
weight. Mr.. Kelsey has l25 stands of
bees and divides his attention between
them and his other ranch interests
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
NOOl. tONSJ NrTION
SHOWS SHARP DEo,.

sharp drop in wool cans,,n,ntio,
aihouhtln" to approXinat tely 1900 600
i'''haS IN June, as compared with the
average consumption for the preced-
'hS months or this year, has been an
h""hted by the department of agri-
cultures bureau Of markets
reports TO- the bureau show that
f".oot.VVv pounds Of wool entered into
manuiartnre in June. against 72hOo 600
pounds in January
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
RANt'HCREEk ITEMS

Emo Walloth of Upepr Ranchcrce !;
has started saving lumber.
Farmers of this vicinity were busy
last week cutting rye, which is show
ing a good yield
r. r.. Drane. JAS Irisl, and Glen
Wax eticld are stacking hay on the Fob
Eccles ranch in this vicinity.
$. j. Mace an wife an Gee. Whalny
went to Spearfsh. s. d., last Sundya.
Everybody is going berrying. Berries
are plentiful in the hills ust now
l.. y. Powell mae a business trip to
Hulett. Wye, Wenesay.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
A COMPLETE H|GN
SCHOOL COURSE HERE

The curriculum Of the Eroadus
school the coming year will include a
full high school course. This announce
those people who have children ready
to take up such studies. All who APP
ply for high school training will be
accommodated
IS Understood the 1ali Term Of
September :, the preceding Monday be
ing holiday observed ;e Labor day
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
RESI- ME or FIRST SERMON
DELIVERED by REV, WATERS

DELIVERED HY nEv. WATERS
Rev. Henry King Waters, the new
resident minister, although here cnly
two Sundays. has become popular with
the people at large and is rapidly per-
fecting the church organization here
ana elsewhere. He is a young man Of
ability and the community should feel
itself fortunate in securing his serv-
ices. A western man at heart he has
come to us ready tc' cooperate and
work with us along all lines of en-
deavor for the good ana welfare Of
all.
Rev. Waters has alreadp preached
tw" excellent sermons in Broadus and
such is the case at Rocky Butte. and
ether places in the county served by
him His first sermon in Broadus was
from the theme, Consider the Lilies Of
the Field How They Grow"
Ihis is almost Easter rext and
certainly one that Il appropriate for
this season OF the year. There is per
haps i'll all tile realm Of literature no
expression lefty and majestic: so
fitted with Wealth III wisdom and
healthy of expression rs are ;hes.
words, together with their context,
"Consiusr the liilns Of the field how
they grow; they toll not, neither do
they spin ana yet Solomon in al his
elorv p,as r,,t ,,,,.,.,,,
these.
FIRST la, us ,,,,i,.. WV, :. .,,,,,.,,.;
Malachi, the last of the Old Testament
prophets. had closed and sealed the
hs Ok after pTophecyin@ the coming Of
tbs Messiah and the forerunncr who
was :, Introduce ,;,,, ,s ,,,,.I, va,
more tnan too ,.e,,s h;-a,,. ,a n,
recorded while tn. v,i..a nf CO.,
u,ainad si1ant thrnnah,,t trc -o,,,
suddenly li,S. ;, f,,sb rf ,obt,i,,v fr,,,
Il clear slsv came IN. yoi,a ,r ,r. n,.,-
ing in the vii l1arness That ,vi,iarn.ss
preacher with the sunshine Of heaven
bearing in his fac ana his long h,fr
tioatin1 III the breeze. was fhc one or
whom we read, "Thcra x.s ;, r,9,1 sr1,f
from God whose name was lohY' II
WAS .,olln th. Baptist. Great eFrvas
came IL the historic. Jordan t. uHar his
1nnssa4. and TO he baptixed bg him,
fflc day with q s2sout of tliumnn3nt
.slalness John directed every eve to
one who had oinea tin. crowd and
said aGeht IL th- Liant, of cod which
taketh away the sins at tbs world
Shartly after, john Has cast into
prison. ANA Jesus in the Power Of tne
Spirit returned to Lfalilae IL went
every where lIteaCIIin.r .nu lfsttliag the
sick. Naturally q great crowd fol-
lowed him. and as Jesus looked inic.
thnis hunSly hearts knowing the at
npst hell of their souls Tie said III the
INFINITE aad eternal wisdom Of God:
"Fnnsid"r the lilies Of the hoId hoH
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
<.S1rIt T.

Motto" is hereby given that warrants
dla"n on the ROAD F1ind Vt Powder
ilNer county presented for payment
5rl"f nna !" ''e>. >th. 1879, and warrant No.
300 Of lec. Sth, 1912 are payahlp q
y. j, HALEY
Treasurer Powder l,iy,,. Cnun1y
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-08-20
SIZES EOR xs.sMMs DAMAGES

Suit was INSTITUTED this week
Mrs. :. X. Stantield against Mrs DO
II. sandal for $4,000 damages. claim
20 have been suffered as the result
An encounter last March.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
MANY CANDIDATES FOR
A CLEAN ELECTION
A Large Number Have Signed
Pledges and Sent Them to the
Committee in Charge.

That he work of the Clean Elections
Committee has received a responsive
action on the part of the citizens of Della
ware is Indicated by the prompt manner
IN which candidates are slgnn and send
ing in their written agreement. Up to
this time sigGed agreements have been
received nj the committee S headquarters
as follows
George GRAY. John f.. McNabb, Will
liam ]. Iutz, Rohrrt W. Kramer, William
Henri Pipes. Julia T. keogh, John l..
Wright Wilmington: Claude n. Lester,
\. J Davidson. James c. Shaw. New
Castle. John Nlvin, Newark. Euric NJ
Donovan. Lincoln; Oliver Suddard, New
ark: Samuel ; Gray, Scaford; Frank h.
lvors. Delaware City; Thomas ii. Swan,
~ Georges: H. G. Nilliken, William j.
Compton. Portcrs. Harry c. Clark, St.
Georges William II. Lester, New Castle;
William II Evans, Newark; James Nc
lntirc, Flkton Md; Thomas W. Turner,
Samuel & Pierce. LcwoS: Herman G..
Taylor, Dover William II. Parsons,
samuel n Mcssick. Scaford; W. G..
lIsyman, George II. Orwell, Dtlmar;
A. " Hope. Thomas J. Armstrong, Della
ware City. Rodmau lovctt, +. j Ellison,
Newark Harry Prettyman, Hollyville; !;
l'ucku CHAM. Newark. II c. Little
IlockcsSsIn. Clarence " Jester Seaford;
otto pckcrson, Milton; Courtland Rice,
Winfield ; Orr. Holly Oak ;. Russell
Townsend, Sudlor H. King, Townsend; ;
Prank { Miller. Joseph {. Kavanagh.
John l. Dickcy, Wilmington, Franklin
Achy. Scaford r. H. Atkirson. Frank
HAIL DAVIS Dover.
ONLY oNE REFUSAL REPOR1FD
jams II Phillips. car didate for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Ellen Erickson and
Lewis Spjelkevik.

Miss Ellen Erickson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolfh Erickson, and Lewis
Spjelkevik of Wilmington we're married
Saturday evening at the Swedish Nj. E.
Church Mt o'clock, in the presence of I50
or more relatives and friends. The cere-
mony, which took place in the church
auditorium, was performed by Rev.
Joseph Karling, pastor.
The bride was given away by her
father The professional entered the
church to the strains of the wedding
march from "Lohengrin" softly played
by Miss Enola w Keen on the organ
Just before the bridal party entered Mrs.
Clarence Dickey sang 20 Promise Me. "
Miss Anna Josefson and Miss Gertrude
Olson were the bridesmaids. The best
man was Clarence Engberg of Baltimore,
and the ushers were Paul Olson, Paul
Aim of Chester and Arthur Olson. The
church was attractively decorated with
cosmos, ferns and palms. Before the altar
was an arch of fern and cosmos, from
which hung large wedding bell strung
with white ribbons, under which the cere-
mony took place.
The bride was gowned in a white
charmeuse dress trimmed with chantllly
lace, and carried shower bouquet of
Brides roses and lilies of the valley A
net veil arranged IN SIMPLE fashion WAS
worn and fllct Of lilies of the valley con
fined the hair Of the young bride. The
bridesmaids were attractively attired III
pink two-tone satin dresses, trimmed with
chantilly lace and carried bouquets of pink
and white chrysanthemuIns and dahlias
The young couple are popular among
the Swedish folk OF Wilmington and within
the church, of which both are active mem
bers. and it is large circle of friends that
wish them well through life. After the
reception, which was held at the church,
the young couple left for An extended we'd
ding trip to New York and other points up
the Hudson They VIII be At home at l3
West Twenty-fourth street, this city, after
October "a
IINK-ST NDALI~
A pretty autumn wedding was solem-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
MORE PLEASURE FOR CHILDREN.
Additional Facilities in Tenth and Market
Playground.

Work on erection of wire fence be-
tween the First Presbyterian Church
property and the playground of the Com
munity Service, at Tenth and Market
streets, will be begun today. The work
will be done by the church and the Com
mtmity Service jointly. The fence on
Market street and on Tenth street will
also be repaired and gates put IN so that
the grounds can be closed at certain hours.
This afternoon MIR Nussbaum, a well
known volleyball player, will lay out the
volleyball courts Electric lights will also
be put up as soon as possible so that the
game can be played in the evening. The
courts will be available to the business
men at noon and in the evening.
t. S. Settle, who is making survey Of
the playground needs in this city will have
work completed and report ready some
time this week. IL was announced at Com
munity headquarters today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
Homeopathic Hospital Donation Day

The Homeopathic Hospital will have
its annual donation day, Thursday Oc-
tober %, and on this day the committee
in charge will receive and welcome all
visitors at the hospital The following
committce has been named TO serve Mrs.
X. b. Rayner, chairman; Mrs Nathan
II. Grubb, Mrs. Samuel N. Trump, Mrs
Charles w. Pusey, Mrs. Peter J. Ford,
Mrs. :. b.. Cooling; Mrs j. Montieth
Jackson and Mrs. John NJ MendinhaH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19

nized today at noon Mt the residence Of the
Rev Joel s. Gilhllan, when Miss Elgnrda
Slndall, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George
IL Slndall Of Newport, becnme the bride Of
Charles Wardon Link of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Link left Immediately after the cere-
mony for trip to points in Ohio, Niagara
Falls and Canada. They will bic at home
after November 4, at Newport.
HAYNAI~KLEIN.
Jacob Haynal Of 0l7 Elm street, and
Mrs. Mary Klein of Philadelphis, were
married in the latter city last Sunday,
Rabbi Sapelutz peri orming the ceremony.
Following boneymo in New York
City, the couple will reside here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-19
Delaware Avenue BAPTIST Officers

The following officers, 10 serve one wear.
were elected last night at the annual meet
ing In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Church clerk, J. Elmer Rue; treasurer.
Of berevolence, Joseph A Wallace, serre-
tary OF finance, Harry A. Brown; deacons.
Walter X. Hope, Isaac II Phillips, Lewis
Allison, Harry a. Brown; trustees Horace
Spcakman, C. A. Cline. Alien SntliT