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The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
(No. 33440D
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Circuit Court OF buchanan County,
Missouri, January Term, 1920.
Skilbred Construction Company, and Frank
B. Fulkerson ,,..,.,..,,,..,,......Pla Plaintiffs,
Katie Williams ct al, - Williams, her
husband, Emil N. Peterson, Z. p Olson
ID. h. Kelley, Land Construction Company
Young Brothers Construction Company. and
The City OF ST. Joseph, municipar cor
poTatloh 5000 'ssssfstrssrss. .sfrs .LcicuQ uQants
Now at this day comes the plaintiffs, by
their attorney, and It appears to the salts.
Kstie Seteh wl,i,m s0J'' sDd ili,sn assna1nts ms
band. and ID. B. Kelley, are non re sidents
Of the State OF Missouri. or have absented
themselves from their usual place OF abode
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

N0I ce + IIrcIV givt1 % 1T creditors and
others in rested IN the estate Ot Joseph
Doo'1E. .cCcase' that l. Anna Dooiinz,
eyeCatriN OF sail estate, intend 70 make
Fln'. n' Element thereof a. the next term
Sta.s e. Missouri, 20 be held at the court
horse q St. Joseph, Missouri, on the first
Monde OF June, 1870
ANNA DOOLING.
SEQ ENccutriN
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
Administratiou, upon thc estate OF Margaret
Cole, deceased, have been granted 20 the
undersigned. by tne Probate Court of b.
chauau County, Missouri, bearing date Of
the 9th day Of March, 1920.
An persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them 10 mo
ior allowance, within siN months from date
OF said letters, or they may be nreCluded
from any benefit OF such estatei ana n said
claims be not exhibited within one year from
the date OF the publication OF this notice,
they will be forever barred.
JOHN r. COLE.
true copy. Attest; Administrator,
Fred NJ, Manger. Clerk OF Probate
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

We see where an editor has sued a
subscriber for 5000 for striking him.
remarks the Landmark, Platte City.
and We presume II he gets 1t he viii
be Ataa b,ed for life.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
(No. 327isO
ORDER OE PIlRIICAIION

In the Circuit Court Of Buchanan County,
Missouri, January, 1920 Term.
John Marnell and Frank b. FulkersUn ....
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

In the Circuit Court OF buchanan County
Missouri, to the January. 1920. Term thereof
J. F. BUS and Frank b Fulkerson. ........
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
CNo. 3ill0
ORDER OE PIRI-

In the Circuit Court OF Buchanan Cou,,v
Missouri, to the May term, A. d. 1920.
state OF Missouri, County OF Buchanan S.
H'aH'L n I"dy Plaintiff
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
(No. 3i0sq)
ORDER OF PUBI

In the Circuit Court Of buchanan County,
Missouri. 70 the May Term, 4. d. 1920
state OF Missouri County o. buchanan. ss
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

In the Circuit Court OF Buchanan County,
Missouri, January, 1920, Term.
John Marnell and Frank b. Fulkerson.:..
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

In the Circuit ~uurt OF buchanan County.
Missouri, January Term. 1927
J. L. BUS and kiunk b. Fulkerson ........
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20
no. 22ti6l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Circuit Court OF buchanan County
Missouri. January Term. 1920.
L, +. Mgnery and Frank b, Fulkersou....
Plaintiffs
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

In the Circuit Court of buchanan County,
Missouri, January, 1920 term.
Skilhred Construction Company and Frank
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

IN INC IITIWt I0urt lf Blchanan County
Missouri 70 the May term. a. l.. 1920
state OF Missouri, County Of Buchanan. s.
klta 1. hctticr .............. ......... Plain d
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

Joseph NJ Rice. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Rice + A
Prinz Mrs E. A. Prinz. Lawrence Both. |
well, George $ Elliot and the City OF =.
Joseph, a municipal corporation ...........
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

In the Circuit Court OF Buchanan County
Missouri January Term, 1920.
Skilbred Construction Co, and Frank b.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

In the Circuit Court OF Buchanan County
Missouri, January Term. 1870.
SkiIbred Construction Co. and Frank b. Ful.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

In the Circuit Court o. buchanan County,
Missouri, January, 1920 term.
Skilbred Construction Company and Frank
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-03-20

By Chas. A. RedfeAr.. Deputy Clerk.
W. N. Linn. Attorney for Plain,iffs-
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
Women s College Notes
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.


College opned on Thursday, Sep
tember fl, 1920. with girls enrolled
from nine states: Delaware, Mary
land, New Jersey. New York, Pennsyl-
vania Connecticut, Virginia, Alabama
and Florida.
President Hullihen addressed the
students during the chapl period on
Friday, September II. 1920 He wei
coined both old and new girls TO the
college and spoke Of the RESPONSE
bilities OF college women.
/ On Saturday evening the college
was entertained by the Freshmen
under the leadership Of the Sopho-
mores. Talent Of almost every sort
was exhibited. After the entertain
ment lolly-pops were served and the
remainder Of the evening was spent
in dancing
The Juniors gave their younger
sisters. the Freshmen. a picnic sup
per in Red Mems grove on Tuesday
evening, September 2i Miss Church.
man furnished the lunch OF sand
wiches, fruit, cake, and milk, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by every
one, judging from the disappearance
Of the goodies.
Not 10 be Outdone by the Juniors,
had a party on the Elkton road. They
claim that their picnic was as great
success as the Juniors picnic.
While the faculty was having its
picnic, the Seniors sat al the faculty
table and impersonated the various
| Instructors. These RnpersOnaions
We're so well done that each member
Of the faculty was recognized inn
mediately.
DR.. Herson, pastor OF the Newark
! NJ. Z. Church, addressed the student
/ body during the chapel period on
Tuesday, September n. His talk was
as interesting and inspiring as usual.
The chapel committee has decided
TO have a preacher address the stu
dents during one chapel period every
I week.
Madamoiseiles Marie Lourse Bonnet
and GeneveVe pompert arrived from
Paris on Wednesday. September %.
| They will live in Sussex Hall and take
! special courses Of study.
Owing to the large number OF stu
dents this year IL has been necessary
to use the Committees Room on the
second floor Of Science Hall as a
class room. The commuters have
been given a room on the third floor
i Linoleum has been put down on
the halls OF Science and Residence
Halls This is a great improvement
on the bare floors, which echoed
every fooistep
The dining room in Residence Han
has been remodeled and will now
comfortably seat all the girls
The two new dormilories are rapid
~ growing The date for their COM
pletion is set at October 2J, Founders
Day.
Miss Rose j. Roberts or Birming-
1 ham, Alabama. has been elected pres
ident Of the class Of % 10 nm the
vacancy made by Miss Grace Brady
leaving college.
The Freshmen elected Miss Eliza
beth Macinhre. Of .Lewes, Delaware.
: captain Of thier class. She will serve
J as president for a month when a per-
manent president will be elected.
Dr. John Robert Moore paid his
farewell visit to tine Women's College
on Friday September 2i He is leav-
ing for the University Of Michigan
where he will teach courses in liter
ature.
on last Saturday evening The Y
w c. A. entertained at a barei
party. The Hilarium. was decorated
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
KEEPING THE BABY WELL.

10 keep baby well is much
easier than to cure him when he be-
comes sick.
In room crowded with strange
people, there always is likely TO be
someone VINO is suffering from a
vdtehlng disease. or who may have
come from home where such a di-
sease esase IS present. For that reason. a
iltlle DaDy should be kept way from
cr9Wus ana IFop crowded places in
TO disease.
Most healthy grown persons carry
disease germs in their mouths. They
40 an adult no harm. But in kiss
ing baby on the mouth, these
germs may be transferred TO the
DaDys tender mouth and make him
i'll and even kill him. Kissing the
DaDy on The mouth, even by his own
mother, should not be permitted.
A little cold in a big person is
likely to mean a big cold in a little
baby. Any one suffering from a cold
cough or sore throat should remain
ava from young child If the
nursing mother catches a cold. she
should spray her nose and throat
with an antiseptic solution and take
every precauton against injecting
her little one.
Whooping cough is another very
dangerous disase for young children
Each year ten thousand or more
young children die of this disease,
the greater number OF them being
babies under three years OF age. II
! the wnooping cough does not kill
the long period OF coughing. lastln
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

Mrs. Benjamin G. Morris. Of New
York CITY. is spending this week
with her mother, Mrs Edgar NJ.
Hopes
Mr. and Mrs. b. : Lloyd returned
by motor Monday evening from Pull
adelphia where they had been visit
in their daughter. Mrs William Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd are among VIII
mngton's oldest residents, having
lived here for more than sixty years.
MIR. Lloyd is sc and Mrs Lloyd Will
be 81 her next birthday. Both Of the
( old folks are hale and hearty and are
I fond Of motoring.
MIR. and Mrs. William q. Blatz, 1907
| Delaware avenue. have returned from
Ncnlnor where they spent The SUM
mer.
Miss Carrie, Baker. COO Broome
street, has returned To her hone after
4 spending The summer IN The Catskill
I Mountains
4 Miss Aida Il. Turner, superinten-
dent Of Homeopathic Hospital, is
( spending her vacation at her home ~
/ MOodstown, n. u, later She will visit
/ in Montreal, Canada. before return
ing 10 Wilmington.
Mrs Charlie Sutier Gaskill, who
has been i'm switzerland for several
months. has returned 10 Paris. Major
Gaskill. who has been Wihl the Rail-
road Reconstruction Commission IN
Poland. has signed up for an addi-
tiOnal six months With the result
that neither Major nor Mrs. GisRlll
wil return 10 America in November
as they had originally planned
Mr.. an Mrs Granville p. Alexander
or 1907 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, is spend
ing this week In Boston Mass. They
are with the degree team " Eden
Lodge, I, @. @. T.
Philip p. Coyne. sumner and llar-
win Smith left last week for Law
renceville where they are students
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Frederick
and daughter, Miss Margarcla Frcder-
ick, Of iii Franklin street, are spend-
ing a month in Boston
Mrs. Saunders Truilt Of Milford. is
visiting her brother, II. Rodney sharp
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

sometime for months, makes the
child so weak and i'll that he takes
other diseases more readily.
Tuberculos S: All children are ex-
lremely susceptible TO tuberculosis.
To children under three years OF age
it is especially fatal. Few infants
survive when sucked by Tuberculosis
mothers Breathing or coughing h
the babys face, kissing the baby.
and the use Of the same eating
utensils are some OF the commoner
methods Of infection. Children born
OF tuberculous parents should be
carefully guarded against Infection.
and il possible should be removed
from such opportunity Of contact.
Other dangerous diseases for young
children are measles, diptheria and
children suffering from sore eyes.
running ears or other permanent in
iuries: AND ALWAYS THE YOUNG
ER THE CHILD THE GREATER The
CHANCES HE WILL DIE.
To keep a baby we'll give him reg
ular systematic care; keep him away
from crowds and away from SICK
people and every possible exposure
/ To sickness Of disease.
Questions relating to Baby Care and
to problems of maternal and child
| ish health viii be answered direct
| by mail. Address.
BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
Il. 5. Health Service.
Washington, D. C.
Be sure to give your full name
and address and please mention the
! name OF this newspaper.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

with lanterns and tables were placed
along the walls in true cabaret style.
The guests came in mock evening
dress, and were served with tea and
cakes while they enjoyed the varied
entertainment Of singing, dancing an6
readings. After the program, the eve
ming Nas spent in dancing.
The sunday evening y. w. @. A..
services have been very interesting
and well attended The first service
was a welcome meeting. Miss Marie.
Locates, president Of the association
welcomed the new girls to the asso-
citation Dean Robinson gave an ap-
propriate message to the newcomers,
Miss Ann Ritz and Miss Wilcox fur
nished the extra musical numbers
Miss Ruth Bennett was the leadery
Last Sunday evening might be called
an alumnae meeting, Miss Mary Dem
nison Of the Glass OF 10 spoke on
What College May Mean to a Girl.
and Miss Katherine Shunder OF tho
Glass of 'iS sang solo. The leader
was Miss Elizabeth Taylor Of the
Glass Of %.
Or. Vallandighan addressed .he
students during the chapel period on
Monday September n. He spoke
about the responsibilities Of college
women and especially stressed the
responsibility placed on women as the
result OF the last amendment TO the
constitution. He urged the girls to
study the political situation so as td
be intelligent voters
There was student government
/ association meeting on Monday eve
ming, September 81. Several matters
OF Importance were discussed.
AT chapel on Tuesday morning. Mr..
McGammon spoke about Mr. Walten
Hampden who will present Hamlet"
"The Tanning OF the Shrew." and THE
Merchant OF Venice" in Wilmington
this year He spoke Of Mr.. Hamp7
dens life his ideas concerning Shake.
speare's plays There is a possibility
0f Mr.. HamDden's coming to the.
Women's College when he is playing
in Wilmington this year This Is
especially interesting to the students
OF the college since many Of the girls.
saw Mr.. Hampden in Hamlet last
year.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

Miss Sadie Jacoby, daughter OF Nlr
and Mrs Louis Jacoby, 2i05 Boule-
yard, left today to attend Goucher
College, Baltimore.
Mrs T.. A. kirn. Of 1910 West Sew
enth street. is spending some tgne In
New Hampshire
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mullin. of
Oak Lane, Pa, ar the guests Of Mrs.
Mullins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
H. sharpe, Of 2 East Twelfth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Lakeland OF
400 Washington street, are spending
This week in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin j. Niurphcy
and family have returned from Crean
city y Jr where they spent the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred II Gawthrop
and family have returned from Re-
hoholh, where they spent the sum
mer.
Mrs. Alfred 5. Smith and son.
James have returned from a visit to
Harrington as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Johnson.
Miss Elizabeth Weir and Miss Anna
/ Grubb returned last week To the Mary
! Lyon school at Swarihmore
Miss Ollvc smith. Of Ossining, n
~, Is The guest of her grandparents
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Barnhill, ~!
I Talnall street
Edward $. Cannon left on Saturday
\ for Cambridge Mass, where he wil
= Register In the Harvard University
I Law Scnool Mr. Cannon completet
one year of graduate work in econo
mics last year
\ Mr. ana Mrs l. Leslie Gross Of Rock
land. Maine. are the guests Of Mr.
Cross cousin, Mrs Howard 3 Smith
coz West Twentieth street
! Thomas A. sharpe. OF 90a Adam,
street, spent the weekend at Lenape
Pa.
Miss Helen Odell and MissEdlth Bett,
/ left on Monday for smith COLLEGE
where they are students
Mrs. Walter ]. Laird is spending
some time in New York City
Norman +. smith, iOi West Nine.
ieenlh street, is spending this week Ia
Boston. Mass He is with the Eder
Lodge, No. 81, l. o. O. +.
G. b. Harris. secretary 20 the direc-
tor OF the miscellaneous manufactur-
ing department Of the dupont Com
pany, left yesterday on twO-weeks
I fishing trip down the bay.
! Theodore G. sullivan. Jr.. formerly
connected With the dupOne Powder
I Company came over from New York
on sunday 10 bid farewell TO his
friends in Wilmington Mr. and Mrs
sullivan leave IN November for Eng
land where Mr. sullivan plans TO do
great deal Of chemical research
work.
Miss Anna Crawford. Of Shallcross
avenue and Adams street. Who mas
been visiting her mother during I'M
last month. has left for Detroit n
reioin her Theatrical company.
Mrs. j. T. Williams. or Binstead
has returned from a visit With Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Herpe. OF kittan
ming, Pa. formerly Of Wilmington
.iJohn smith, Of California brothe
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
The MoUing Van
On EdiIorIai ~ the society Edltor1

Human nature Is the in big towns and in little towns
y + ,he same " Wilmington as il is elsewhere. The crowd
gathers about the grinder his
streets Of HckNi lust nanened streets Of he
milling metropolis This just preliminary happens in town
country when The stops in front o 40 hous neNt
Interested people ino le
negborhood than when they out When folks
generally They're
commended auded and their
hat there's nothing missing the
when people inah, that's different
protecting pair
busy many AIS @ they Is or
old they poorg Are they bride and groomf let
hope that ehldenl What the
moaiya That do they "hooch~ surrepthousy
they paraphernaia
moving its a wonderful story THE
neighborood
the writes history Isn't that The truth?
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
We dizziness

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF Miss Emile Parmentier
Dean. daughter Of Norman h. Dean,
1923 East Pomona Terrace. German
Town, Pa, TO James r. Eliason, Of
New Castle. e wedding will take
place at 4 o'clock on Saturday after
noon. October Q, in Christ Church,
Germantown The Rev. Charles Henry
Arndt viii Ofliciate. A reception Will
Immediately follow at the Women's
Club. Germantown,
Miss Gcorgeanna T. Dean will be
maid OF honor. Andrew Eliason Of
New Castle, will be best man The
ushers will be SeVersOn B. Cooling
Jr.. e. r. Dickinson and Robert G
Johnson, all Of this city, and Freder-
lex n. lsorenz. Of New York
After December 4 the couple will re-
side in New Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Cooper oil
Devondale Hall state Road announce
he engagement OF their daughter
Miss Pauline Cooper TO Frank w
Valentine Of Mount Vernon. llino 5
/ Although The wedding has not been
SET It Is cNpccled that IL will be
SOM time this fall Mss Cooper is
Well known in this city and is a
graduate of the Wilmington High
school. Her father cashier OF The
! Farmers Bank " lming,on branch
and was prominently mentioned foi
4 The Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor
Miss Helen Howard who for The
past eighteen months has been con.
Qected VIII Tho Wilmington Com
muniiy Service and Clarence Taylor
I West. Of Columbia. South Carolina
win be married tomorrow morning
lin Grace NJ. +. Church BY The Rev
Ralph Il. Minker. After ihe ceremon,
the couple Viii leave on a south
ern "trip. They expect 10 spend thl
winter in Florida.
Announcement Is made Of the mar
rage or Miss Beatrice Dora Bennett
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James Ben
nett OF S32 West sixth street to VII
liam 4. Spittle OF S3i West SiXti
street. on Saturday evening, At ~
rectory of st Thomas = +. Church
Newark. Delaware, by the Rev. w. 4
Iaupt, rector The couple will reside
! S29 Madison street
Ivan Chambers OF this city was al
usher in The wedding party at th'
MARI age OF Miss Helen A. Aver an'
1 Warren A. Maynard last week In Win
/ chester Mass,
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
GRACE MIssI0NARN MErrlNc

ihefe Will pc an an day meeting
q the WOmans Foreign and Home
Missionary Societies OF Grace NJ. n.
Church, n The church house on
Friday The morning session win hc
devoted 20 tie home missionary So
cieiy. Dcvoiions win be charge Of
Mrs X. v. Tonkin Miss Sarah Mel
din VIII be in charge Of the program
Box luncheon Viii be served from
y 30 unit o'clock. The hostesses
for This viii be Mrs n. VI. Reeves.
Mis-. II w Quimby. Mrs. William =.
White and Mrs p p Bardo
The foreign missionary soc ETY. viii
meet from % 800 o'clock. Mrs. j.
lalley smith will bc in charge OF the
ueNononal services. Tho program
Mill Pc n charge OF Miss Sallie r.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
CORNELL CLEE CI.UB CONCEnT

NH INNUTIAHT SUtllI CNOnI on tNO
local season will be the concert 10 be
given By The Glec. Banjo and Mandolin
Club, % cornell niversily on New
Years Eve.
lhe following cOmmbiea is in
charge Irving Warner. chairman: y.
Donaldson Brown. Walter 5. Carpen-
ter. jr., Willard q. Jackson. A. Sonn
krehs. Alexander Laird. Frank n Me-
tormick. Herbert O. Schneider. How
ard l.. Seaman Charles W. smith. nr.
John II. SQuires, Il, G. Tallman. Car
rev. A Taylor Henry NJ Taylor lr.
r., Arlhur w Wilson Joseph Wilson.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
Obedience
AN Editorial By the Society Editor.l

your obey, afterwards
This sounds unansweabe but like many ether mxims mis-
lead Deawareans.
yrant the household gain
children into the routine wel-ordred
time time for meals for work,
time The this to the
child like of the nature Of things the smoothly life
will everybody there viii be clash OF
wills and the better kind Of conscience the child will carry through
the OF his life
mere whm teachers parents older
children thing to valued highly desposm
problem the problem Of living fully getting
people getting out Of nature Of fall
a victim One must obey the laws of
he with others he must respect the
society But Of armyperhaps in 1.-THE
people think taking orders the better chance They
who obedience
its sake less his child than the who shows and
cultyates spirit Of sympathy and mutual understandings
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Braeken gave
party at their home on Saturday
evening in honor OF the sixteenth
birthday anniversary OF their daugh-
ter, Naomi Bracken The evening
was spent in games and music.
Those present We're: The Misses
Edith G. Carter, Beatrice Nansant,
sara a. Pennington. Helen NJ. Pen
nington Grace Ellisan, Edna Murray
sara Jefferis. Jessie Hoffman, Blanche
kersey, Helen Bryson, Eleanor Cool
ing Edna r. Gregg, Blanche Derrick
son. Myrtle Wesley. Lillian WOOD
ward, sara, Edna and Naomi Bracken
Mildred Bracken and Beatrice BAN
ming; Paul Mitchell Thomas Jenerls.
Louis Thompson, Fred Klair, Harold
WiNel, Ralph Vaughn, Harvey Rutters,
Balph Holman, Charles Woodward
Buf0rd Eastburn, William Naudain.
Harry Kendall, James Derrickson, Luz
man Thompson, Carlton Kersey Rob-
ert Eastburn, w. steele Atweli. Heis-
Ter Ball, Edwin Gregg, ]. Harvey
Bracken, Watson Lewis. John VIII
liam and Wilson Bracken, Harry
Bracken, Jr.. and Raymond Thomp-
SUI VII dtiu AlFH. JUHn r. BfdckeU,
Mr. and Mrs Clarence w. Bracken.
MIR and Mrs. Lafayette Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs William. Banning Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bracken. Mrs. Reba
Gregg, Mrs. John r. Ashton OF Belle
Meade, ~ j., Mr. and Mrs. Benoni
Cooling and DR.. John Ball
MT and MS Alfred G. Smith of j9r
W. Eighteenth street. gave -lirpris,
party on Monday evening in honor oI
the. ninth birthday anniversary 81
their daughter, Miss Florence Smith
The evening was spent in playing
games. Refreshments were served
Those present We're. The NJ sses
Frances Smock Edna DeRehere Flor
ence Smith, Katherine MacNiiekle
Dorothy Marlin, Margaret ThOmn.
son, Agnes Wilhelm, Florence vii
SON Dorothy Moon. Elizabeth Tysol
and Evelyn Greenstein: Lawrenc,
Thompson, James Smith. Sydne,
Gr!Nnstein Frank Marlin. Eawranc,
/ Wilson, James Tyson, George VIII
helm James Wilson. Arthur Moon Nr
/ and Mrs Frank Martin. Mr.. and Mrs
( Clarence Smock, Mr. and Mrs i III
smith, Miss Margaret Braden and M
and Mrs. Alfred c. Smith.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
DUPONT FoLk AT ExmBITIoN.

The chem cal EXPOSITION Wnlrh
was held last week in the Grand
Central Palace New York City, was
largely attended by Wilmingtonians-
especially employees OF the dupont
Company who were greatly interest
cd in The companys effective exh bit
there.
An those who saw it said it was
the best chemical show in years and
that the dupont exhibit was more
br lliant and unique than ever be-
fore. il was given over principally
80 a graphic presentation Of the re-
lation Of the dye industry TO ex-
plosiVes.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
WILMTNGTONIANs Ar BRYN MAwR.

IHe bYrn NaWr Horse ShOW, Whlch
opened today and viii continue the
remainder OF The week, will altrlct
many Nilmingtonians. Among the
local exhibitors are Miss Amy dupont
William dupont. Jr., Miss Constance
dupont the Misses Madeline Pierce
and Marion Pierce, r. r M. Carpenter
and Miss Esther and Miss Mary
dupont