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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
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My Dear Miss Grey BY mistake
two OF my little bahy's wooden shirts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
SOMERSET COUNTY NEWS.
Captain Thomas Of Mount Vernon Sur.
wives Wife Month

Princess ammo. Ian 10 Capt Joseph
4 Thomas ri Mount Vernon vito dicd
II the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore
few davs ago. was buried IN he cemetery
adjoining tshurv Methodist FpIscnpal
Church CAPTAIN Thomas was = bay CAP
tam and well known throughout the tide
water counties of MARYLAND and also
engaged IN the mercantile business
His wife, Who was Miss Cora Mason
died on Thanksgiving Day. Captain
Thomas was 4 member of the improved
Order Of Red Men
EIc is survived hy two brothers and
three sisters MIR Frank Thomas. Mrs
Clara Mason, Mrs Craze Holland. III
Mount Vernon. and MIR. Bruce Thomas
and Mrs Naudc Wilson. 0f Baltimore
Mrs Elizabeth Reese. widow Of
" II. Reese, died II her home.
Monte near here She was x years old
and had been failing for year She i
survived by four sons tMessrs Edward
Reese. Of Baltinore. i H. Reese. of Queen
Anne county; J. Il. Reese Of Nenton. ".
P. Reese. Of Monie], and two daughters
Mrs N B. Nuttcr, of Salisbury and Mss
Jennie Reese, o. Monte
wedding Of unusual interest took place
on Sunday when Miss Helen Hickman and
MIR Floyd Bradd. both of PRINCESS Anne.
Herc united IN nlatrirnouy II the hon,. OF
he bride parents Mr. and Mrs Milton
f. Hickman The house was t4stefully
decorated With flowers and ferns. present
ingan attractive scene Rev " treuud
pastor of Manokln Presbyterian Church
performed the ceremony The BRIDE
vas attIred IN navy blue triootine
travelling gown and wore corsage bouquet
II lilics-of-the-vaIley Immediately after
the ceremony 4 luncheon was served, after
which the bridal couple left on an extended
trip TO Northern cities Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs / j Bradd Mr. and
Mrs James Rue, AIR and Mrs Harry
Hickman, Mr. and Mrs John Greet Miss
Beulah NJ Andrews. of Baltimore. and
Henry c. Faosig. OF New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
HOCKESSIN GRANGE ELECTS.

Special Correspondence Of Ebory Evening
IockcaSin, Jan 10 Hockessin Grange
met on Tuesday evening. State Mastoi
Jacob Rosa and his wife, of Milford, IN
stalled the following officers Tor the com
ing wear. Master, Samuel ). Dennisoni
overSeer. Wilson f. Pierson; lecturer,
Margaret Shakespeare; steward, Fred
Trimble; assistant steward. Taylor :.
Finn; chaplain, Mary Springer; treasurer,
Philip T. Pierson; secretary, John ii.
Dennison; gatekeeper. Anson Gregg
ceres, Martha " Finn; pomona, Sara +.
Mitchell, flora. Mary X. Mitchell; lady
assistant steward, Vera Finn
After installation the grange was favor
cd with a short talk ty Worthy Master
Samuel s. Dcnnison, also by Worthy
Steward Wilson T. PIerson. Worthy
Lecturer. Margaret Shakespeare enter
tanned with piano solo.
The following committees were ap-
pointed for the coming year: Refreshments,
Iia L. j. Woodward, Adeiine Bucklng-
ham. Wilson r. Pierson, Martha W.
Finn, Mary X Mitchell, Lillian T Dem
nison and y, NJ. buckingham; pianist,
Margaret Shakespeare, assistant. Vera
Finn, degree team captain Wilson T.,
Pierson, reporter, Sara T. Mitchell;
musical director, Leila Trimble; assistant,
Laura learslev
The following literary program was
presented, Recitation, W. Irwin Peoples
music by the grange, reading, Alexander
Guthrie, vocal duet. Frank Aearslcy and
Ferris Yearsey. recitation. a " Arm
strong. state Master Rosa. Mrs Rosa ard
others made some remarks on grange work.
Isaac Richards, q former member of
kcnnctt Grange, was taken in as mcn-
ter Of HOckcsSin Grange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Enjoyable Dance Held at Opera
House; Personal and Gen
eral Notes.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle. Jan. iO-I ne dance held
in the opera house by the merry Ten. "
last evening WAS greatly enjoyed hy those
who attended. The music by Tcrry's Or
chestia vas rendered in such way that
everyone present had the dancing spirit
The hall was tastefully decorated by the
committee.
The prize spot dance was won by Mrs.
Kennard Naylor and Frank Scroder Of
Delaware City
The prize was $3.50 to each
The committee will give another dance,
IT Is reported
The ice boat has been working 10 the
river opposite this city for the past two
days
The pastor of the Baptlst Church
will speak tomorrow on the following
subjects At II O'Clock The Ideal
Christian" Mt 30 Not Far From the
Kingdom The other services Will be
rs usual
At the Methodist Church tomorrow the
nnstors thcfneq will be as follows At 30
a Real jew At the evening service
which statta at 80 the subject viii be
Gods Right Hand The song service
will begin at o clock
The regular services wlll be held - the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Rev
$ Beattic Willie in charge
At the Episcopal Church tomorrow,
tie following services will be hcld A.
7 30 holy cornrnnion st 10 30 preaching
by the rector. at 30 song serVlce and
preaching
George Bennett who gpcn' several
weeks ri this city visiting his mother,
has returned t. New Haven onn, 8herc
nc is employed by the Ncw Haven Rail
road Gompany
Miss Helen Seward wa~ visitor m
thus CITY last evening She attended lie
dance
Mrs Ratledec y spending the weekend
at the home II her parents. Nr and Mrs.
Chas Il Ills of this CITY
II flie attending a funeral yesterday
afternoon the plate giaz- vfndoH ~ iafnca
White store vas broken probably Fl ?
stone
The crnsfia cnlTucrators arc pro2ro s7fng
very rapidly with thor uorE 4 Is thought
they viii finish their work 10 few seecks
N,ctroLas. Records Brdgrwater Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
HOSPITAL FOR LAt REL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel. Jan. Following numerous
meetings Of the hospital committee CON
sIdcring the various phases ui securing 3
hospital for the town. il WAS decided, at =
meeting held "Wednesday evening, 10
luauguratc drive within 3 short time
for the purpos.. Of securing by public
subscription sufficient funds for the crcc-
tion OF q hospital building
At one time the committee considered
the purchase Of ono Of several private
homes in the town which il VAS thought
,oud lie converted into hospital build
ing with ouf spending a great amount Of
money on rcmodclulg But while one or
two ri tn, propositions were very attrac-
tiv,, after due consideration il was thought
advisable 10 cract p ncw building especial
~ designed and constructed for q hospital.
While definite arrangements have not
Vet boon made It Is tho present intention
r. locate Tee proposed hospital iuSt
inside the to.n limits "a the new State
concrete highway leading from Laurel 10
DcimaE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

special Correspondence ~ Every Evening
T. kt0n, Md I'm 10 Harlan II.
Johnson. for ~ ral vcarS connected with
he National Bank . Isikton. has rendered
sis resignation and taken poTltion vlfh
an auditing concern III Baltimore
surfloreer John Hindman II Rising
Sun made A record II calling sales during
1919. felng an increase OVER isst year.
since beng II the business Mr. ftIndman
aaS called 800 ~aiez
Owing 10 m epidemic of diphtherla At
perrvvllIo. the schools in hat toRn have
been ordered closed by the county health
.5fflrer
James ] Mckelvey If Rising sun
aas been awarded the premium of $50
given bv the r.. B Il "A Railroad for
having tie best Inc of track ~ the Media
branch
Woodward Abrahams died Y davs
ago At his home Baltimore. For many
wears he was resident If Port Deposit
Friends of Captain Frank II. Williams
.ir.. we're entertained last evening, AZ fhe
home of hts parents, near Flkton.
Miss katc Brown of the upper secuon
IF 1ccIl county, Who xas u Florida mic
81 Ter way homo died m , fraln en- route
% Eiktou Her body arrived here yester-
d;.y and Vas taken tn he home of her
sister IL Chrome. PA
The trustees of West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church tni4 year followed
her usual custom 81 advertising for bids
for the position Of sexton Of their church.
Eli Coulson. Tr, was the lowest bidder
or the position and Was appointed.
Professor Holloway 81 the state Eduea-
ion Board gave al illustrated lecture,
at evening. IN the pubic school house
IL i
Association.
The large stables 81 Chesapeake CRY
zised fer mauv saarS Tor ;nuies towing
boats through the Chesapeake and DeIa-
ware Canal and one Of that town
and marks. Is being torn down. \ textile
NIL viii be erected on the ste
Mrs [ G White has resigned Is prlnci-
pal Of Franklin school near Port Deposit.
md entered upon heT duties as census
enuinerator Tor the Seventh d strict
Frank v Taylor, Of New London Pa.
IS spending tic week--hd with his brother.
Edward " Taylor, IN Elkton,
The McClenahan stone quarrIes st Port
Deposit. which were closed in December.
will resume operations III another @ee1.
Edgar NeCoumins and Anna / Bar-
row Of Rising sun: James Burke and
Mxrtla Clark ii Wilmington and STANLEY
Z Hafer Of Philadelphia and Ella 5.
Allllken II Wilmington. were graus i
marriage licenses Yesterday
Clarence " Garrett. Of Fl ton. leif
yesterday for Wisconsin where he VIII
super1utcnd the construction IS a pulp
mil for tie ueXt siN months
Having accepted position 1t Marcos
Ito k. Pa fohn T. y Clalr hiss moved
hls family from Port Deposit = he
Pennsylvania town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
WORN OF FARMERS EXCHANGE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. I0-The Sussex
County Farmers Exchange, representing
-veive locals IN different sections OF the
county. have complied q report q the
york accomplished during the tomato
season last summer and fall. which shows
bat the net sales amounted 10 Sl67.-
33l 81. The gross average per basket
was - cents and the net average 20 cents
The total number OF baskets handled by
the association was 21l.S7S. The Laurel
branch tops the list with $1,000 baskets
while Bridgtvillc comes second with 81, 900
The showing male IS considered re-
rna-kable II view of the fact that the crop
was only about one fourth normal ~
..fTor VII be made. Il Is SAID. = handla
AZ farm produce through The association
and If tins Is done, the s4l : annually VIII
amount 10 millions Of dollars
4 committee To formulate plans where
by the different branches will be- brought
into closer relationship will soon meet
and report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

assistant, James Kirby; treasurer, Clifton
H. FARRELL chorister, Goldcy Warren
assistant. Miss Grace Bennett pianisig
Miss Grace Nickeron 8nd Iloherf pippir
Librarians, John Hiiyard and Norman
Crow; Junior superintcpdcntA, Mr.. Fred
Robinson and VI iss AVIS Sheppard mi
mary ynIIrrintendenN,M Mn Harry Enereo,
. Missca Halle TDulrpn and Rebpech
I Bennett. superintendent cradle r9il. N-
John Spcichcr
.Iafn,s 8 Ccory. cldes' son n Mr AM
Mrs ! Warner Gcnry died at ~ hope
81 his parents. ucar Turner's Crorl
Monday night, 81 disLri,s agfd n year
iIc was unmarried
Elmer Sterling left laet Ncck fo- Macon
On, where b. wlll enter FrhD0l ~
pharmacy ~ complete his gtudie~. alnc6
were interrupted ~ tho rar
Albert s Turner has purcimecd tae
garage businc-s r0BdBCted ~ Jihg &
Garter. together uith the ies.eo oD tt.
property oca'cd ON Maple svenG
Chcstor0wf.
w. q Copper pprc-, and "aehiogto-
J Woodall, pilot on rho t1atTr rIvgf
steamer Il Ford. afespondng tay wfcs
Rt home on account vi the nIfhdAnal
he steamer from tbc Han log ropaiw
.ttt3 Aiflh'b Af1gfE in +il ttl.E|FtE.f|'.
with hcr aunt Nr- Var d~mfh
Ms, ipGuio stuart principal ~ she
Chctrriotu cicmantArv rchpo'. aliod
meeting n thn pafrOos 81 tt- trhoo
ycstcrlay afternoon. gor fhe p4rr(so NJ
DISCUSSING Tho ,ds1.abhfy ~ er.ng
country pupils rbo rrm7,n p ha hos
huldng durr9 pr noon aYr Htf hc
lurches
Mr. and Hr Ihomaq Holden r1fcr
4ned the oofoicr of fhf Bt'r riasa ~
rhnsf N T. Church ~ th#r lur
Tuesday evening
Erv Frank Wldtn j ceuigefirg
aueccesfu rrEivrI servoc 2 t'e church
1aic9a
d- and Mr. Jogeph Dzrn md dapzf
arr. Molly. IF T.slena ,ro WITH reiat
and friends Wilmington
Nf.a Laura Thomas B teavhcr
CteFhrtoWu elcrueutarv srhool conIrgr
US fro- heaifh. and 'i p'urn % a-t1r
Hoeufai fo- rcztu1rrt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.
special Correspondents. 81 Evory gyening

0FHsi@t ipEftSfs9DtttsfttSt Ui Every Evening
Chesterown, Md, Jun. 10. At the
close Of the Peninsula Horticultural So
Getty meeting, Thursday, the following
vIce-presidents for the counties we're
elected: New Castle, Henry g. Webb,
Forest; Arthur Walker, Woodsidc, Sussex,
II. G. Baker, Bridgeville; Cecil, Lew n.
Balderson; Colora, Kent q r. Burns,
Galena: Queen Anne, W. Irving Walker.
Caroline, T.. r Longncckcr, Ri1ocly
Talbot, Cen Joseph B Seth. Dor
: chester, Fred Tiirst, Cambridge. Wicom-
rnico, w. Lee Allen, Salisbury Worcester.
+. ]. Dukes, Girdlctrcc, Somerset. + D.
Matthews, Pocomokc City, Accomac, Va,
4. J. McMath, Onley, Northampton,
W. l.. Elzcy, Eunorc
Mrs. Robert smith, wife Of the sexton
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, IL
quite i'll at her home Oh High street follov i.
lng slight stroke Of paralysis, which
involved her arm and side Mrs. s Frank
smith IS also quite Ill At the homo of her
son, DR. Frank Smith, in Fairlce. suffer
Ing with the same ailmcut.
The report that Harry Christopher, If
Chestertown WIS badly hurt when his
automobile was struck by . freight train
At fredericksburg Wednesday, is 4 mistake
he unfortunate Young man Is Mr. Chris
topher brother, Who lives ~ Fcderala-
burg
Mrs Alinda Ivcng, widow of J W
Ivens, of Norton. died Al her homo IN
that town. Tuesday following a shors
illness, aged 81 years
Miss hclcn Boyd daughDr 81 the late
Harry L. Boyd, wa married Tmpzdav,
At the home Of her brother. Bernard BoYd
jacksonville, Fla, 10 Garlic Andrew Mar.
The ceremony was performed 10 the
Church 81 tho immaculate Conception
Frank II Howard left Thursday otter
noon for Crstohhl. Canal Iorc. Vhcro hc
sill spend the winter with his -or-in-laq,
and daughter Nr aud Mr.. O. Kcnt
Lambert
Mr. and Mrs Edward W Corsin have
moved from Their country hone fo
CbeetertoWn and taken apartments ai
thc home RI Mrs NJ Fleming for tho
winter
Niee FTopc Wickes has gone 10 Faston
Hospital for -pccial medical treatment.
fhe following officers of Chcstcrtown
VI L sunday School have been elected
or the ensuing ycar Superintendent &.
Norman jefferson as-i4fant NJ Fl
Newsornc secretary, Nrgli7 Robinson:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NEWS OF 4 DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Sussex Farmers Exchange Sold
Tomatoes, Last Season, TO
Total Value of Sl67 ,341 so.
IN ALMSHOUSE 76 YEARS
Dover Citizens Unanimously Re-
nominate Members OF the
Present Municipal Ad-
ministratlon.

spesriai Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Jan 10.-At . meeting OF the
citizens OF Dover, last evening. IN City
Council chamber, TO select n ticket Tor
the annual municipal election. next Mon
dav, complete satisfaction with the ad-
ninistration of affairs in the hands OF the
present Council, which has been in control
Tor the past four years, was expressed by
denomination Of the present mayor and
outgoing Councimen, without a dissent
ing voice. The ticket agreed upon Tor
next Mondays election includes the fol
lowing:
Nayor-Arley B. Magec.
Councilrnen- First district. John 9.
HOPKINS; Second, Thomas v Keith;
Third. Jesse s. Burton; Fourth, John c.
Hayes.
Assessor Michael NJ Scanlon.
The ticket will be known rs the Citizens
ticket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Degree Team win 90 10 Do yer.

meeting OF t.den Lodge Degree As-
soeiation Of special interest to s,ll members
will be held III the lodge room on Tuesday
evening January Is. when matters per
tanning u the degree work to he done lu
Dover 1T the Grand Lodge rallN for keut
county on February - Will be considered
Ii Is the intention t. have rehearsal Of
the frst degree and members are requested
10 meet by 80 clock Every member
who Is Interested either ~ tho aegreoe
work a ii he proposed visit - the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Il hf held ii
Boston IN September. should be present
Il tins meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
DELAW ARE CITY.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City. Ian 10 Mrs. Fred
Burke and children Of Dclmar arc spend
ing a few DAYS here with Mrs De Silva
Captain WInslow, Coast ARTILLERY, Fort
dn Pont, has received hls discharg, and u
occupying the residence OF Mrs. Edwin
G. Reybold on ADAMS street
The business meeting at the Delaware
CITY Century Cluh was held Yesterday
afternoon, the president Mrs Raymond
Cofcr. presiding After the routine bllsI-
ness an entertainments of music and rNrita-
tlons was gwen under the direction of
Mrs Harry Wchh
Frank Rheln. diver under T. s Eng
necr office, Wilmington, left yesterday for
AngIesca y J., where hc will remove
abandoned fish pounds of the coast by
blowing them un with dynamite.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
DOVER CENTURY CLUB.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, jan. 10.-Dover Century Club
has prepared an attractive pro-
gram for the weekly meetings during
the winter months, the special days being
as follows Wednesday, January II,
Civics Day, program IN charge OF Mrs
Everett G. Johnson January II, Smyrna
Reciprocity Day; January 2S, Bird
Neighbors," illustrated lecture by DIR.
Rowan, of Newark, in Dover Opera
House, ut p. m. February 4, business
meeting and address by Rev William
Gibson, pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church at Georgetown Mrs Floris
Ferwerda, Biblo Day chairman; February
IL. club luncheon; February is, open
meeting. speaker, Philip Burnett of
Wilmington, Del; February 25, Camden
Reciprocity Day and club birthday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MILFORD AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence of Every Evonir

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford, Jan 10.-Thc Ladies' Aid
Society of Bowers met this week at the
home of Mrs r.. II. Williams, and erected
the following officers. Mrs. NJ NJ. David
son, president; Mrs. G. ii. Short, vice
president; Mrs. Willis Johnson, secre-
tarv. Mrs t. r. Williams, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Isaacs and family
of Greenwood have been guests of Mrs.
lsaacs' father. in Milford. during the post
week
Mrs. John G. Dawson gave a five hun
dred party at her residence ON East
Front street. Wednesday evening.
George Youngs, Jr., of Wilmington is
visiting his grandfather, near town.
Mrs. Aaron Hudson Of Wilmington IS =
guest of Mrs. William Briggs.
Mrs. julia Cam has gone to Hannibal
Mo. to spend the winter with relatives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
DANCE AT NEWARK.

SPECIAL Correspondence. of Every Evening
Newark Jan. I0.-Onc of the most
delightful dances 81 the college season
Tas held III Old College Hall at night
oy the Sigma Phi Epsilon. II xas the
5welfth annual dance Of this fra" and
Vas attended BY about - couples The
lance room sgas attTactively decorated
Thc committee Of tho fraternity ia
:harge Of the dance was i Bayard Garter.
" w PLAN, William Stewart Jr.. ~. w.
-attomus and r. T. Kite
The patronesscs were Mrs John Piling.
Mrs Charles q Pal1uer. Mrs. George t..
Townsend Jr, Mrs. II L Tiffany, Mrs
&. r. Bowen, Mrs. George Garter, Mrs.
samuel G Mitchell. Dean Winifred J.
Robinson, Mrs Joseph II Hossinger. Mrs.
r. Laurence Smith, Miss Quaesita C..
Drake and Mrs. G. T.. PENN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ATTENDED MEETING IN SOUTH.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Jan. I0.--Dr. Samuel G.
Mitchell, president of Delaware College,
ha. returned from Alabama, where he
attended meeting of the University
Race Compassion. This commission is
composed of ono member from each
State University and three advisory
members. The meeting was held at Tuske-
gee Institute, Ala.
At the same time there was n meeting
Of the Phelps Stokes Fellows, which
consists of graduate students in different
universities IN the South who hold scholar
ships and study the racial problems in a
SCIENTIFIC spirit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NEW THEATRE FOR SEAFORD.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford, Jan. l0.-Two rchitects from
Philadelphia were in Scaford, this week
looking over the Ross Block, recently
o,rchased BY W Ford Breeding of Feder-
4lshllrg, Nd. The architects were here
10 draw plans for the new theatre Mr.
Breeding will erect on the site, viii h. when
completed, will be one Of the finest play
houses IN this section.
Mr.. Breeding, who IS also manager o.
!, moving picture theatre At FEEDER lsb'rg,
ujll start work on his Seaford house ~
soon as W ather permits, and expects 70
have it completed by carly spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach, Jan. l0-At noon on
Thursday an airpIane OF the type Sopwith
No 35. from the south, bound for New
York City. stopped here in Nally's field
on account of fog and ram The whole
town was thrown into the greatest ex-
citrment. as the plane scared around,
very low, barely escaping housc tops and
trees They made a very good landing
On "Wednesday two airplanCs OF the same
type flew high over he town. One ran out
Of gasoline and landed in the marshes
below town.
Winter weather IS still here with plenty
oi skating in the moonlight on the lakes,
afTording great sport for the young folks
School opened on Monday last with n
fair attendance Some Of the pupils arc
out with mumps and vaccinations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
FUNERAL OF J. W. OLlPHANT.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. Tan. 10 Thc funeral of Jasper
" Ojiphanr was hcld yesterday aiter-
noon from his lat. residence near Bacon S
Switch. Rcv l.. + Wind soT pastor Of
Mount Pleasant NJ Il Circuit, officiating
Intcrment was made u Laurel Hill Ccmc-
tcrv Mr. Oliphant, who was 20 wears Of
age was one of the most prominent and
highly respected farmers n Little Greek
hundred His death occurred at hts home,
Wednesday morning, following . short
illness OF penumonla.
NJ. O'inhant wae . lifelong Democrat
and was nnenbcro Saint Georges Meth
odIst Episcopal Church lie left 2 widow
and three children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
CLAYMoNT COMMUNITY LEAGUE.

special Correspondence CT Every Evening
Claynont, Jan 10-The monthly meet
ing Of Claymont Community League was
held last night in the stone schoolh0use,
Oh the highway At Myrtle avenue, Presl-
dent George Lodgc presiding
The league has grown from very small
organization 10 one oi more than . hun
dred members
On dance gwen by the LeagIe IN the
Green Lantern. January !, profit Of SII0
vas realized
II was dcca;ed 10 have Dr. II J. Whaien
81 Greensboro. Pa celiver his lecture.
The Sunnr SIDE Of Life to the league
and IL friends IN the Green Lantern on
January -