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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-24

Mrs. Frank Mari of Kenwood.
Geo. FOdderberg of Manila has
bought the garage at this place ant
I is getting it in repair and ready fol
business.
Among the Denison callers Wednes
day were Mrs. N. Lee, Mrs. Dean Tai
colt, Mrs, John Blackman, Mrs. Otis
Nelson and Mrs. Ellen Stillson.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. M. Coon were Arr
on callers Thursday.
Mrs. D. J. Butler was a guest Of
the Priscilla club at Mrs Harpers ii
Dow City Thursday
The Arion Circle met with Mrs. San
Fox Thursday for the purpose OF
quilting. Quite a number were pres
ent. 81 {s
Mr.. Edwards, wife and daughter an6
Mrs. johnson of Dunlap were bust
ness callers in Arion Thursday.
Mrs. Stepenson. Miss Hird, Nora
Stephenson, Helen Stephenson, Mrs
PETER, Mrs. VIM. Mari and daughter
Marie, ATTENDED the musical comedy
at the opera house in Denison Wed
Miss Donna Butler was Denison
U Mrs. 1. N. Lee was a Denison caller
Friday.
Mrs, Sam Fox. Mrs. Arthur Rule
Mrs. Shumate and Mrs. Dean Talcott
were Omaha shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis have
moved in with the Geo. Davis fam.
Ruby Rolls and Doris Maythis of
Dow City were calling on their friend
Donna Butler one day last week.
Mrs.. Louis Galland and son Don of
Yanclon, South Dakota, are visiting
her mother, Mrs. VIM. MARI.
Miss Irene WEIGH and Mr.. Whey of
Denison were visiting at the Stilson
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Peterson is on the sick
list this week. pf
of her friends at her home "Wednesday
evening. s n
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Kepford ate
Sunday dinner with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Butler.
Among the shoppers in Denison
Saturday were Mrs. Walter PETER and
Anna. Miss Hird, Mrs. Stephenson,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Butler.
Mrs. Langworthy visited with her
Mrs. j.. N. Lee visited Saturday with
her daughter. Mrs. j. Keevan of near
A number of babies are among the
sick this week, Geo. Graul, Grace
Dodge. Audrey Holiday and Lenore
are the unluclSy ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Bell of near
Dow City Sundayed with her parents,
Mrs. Jas. Butler.
Mrs. Stinson and Mrs. Stephenson
were Dow City callers Saturday
Mrs, S. HI. Downs Of Denison spent
Sunday and Monday at the l.. c. But
Ter home.
Mr.. Streeter's mother of Deloit came
Sunday to help care for the sick baby.
Mildred Lee was Dunlap caller
Mrs. VIM. Mari returned Sunday
evening from her visit at Cedar Rap.
ids,
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CLUB PROGRAM
AT AUDITORIUM
WOman's Club Of Dow City to Give
Monthly Program on Friday Eve. i
ming of This Week
WILL VISIT OLD ENGLAND
Ed lanyard and Sam knight Arrange
for Passports and VIII Start for
England December 10th
DOW CITY. Nov. 23-Special--

DOW CITY, Nov. 23-Special--
On Friday evening oftthis week the
W0man's club will present its regular
monthly program at the school auditor
ilrn, at which time the, following num-
bers will be offered.
Music by the Orchestra.
Vocal Solo Miss Bernice ,Hunsicker.
Heading Mrs. Hudson McHenry.
Piano Solo-Miss Irene Riley.
Vocal Solo-A. r. Moeller. n.
Violin Solo Mrs. d. E. Bremser. y
Address Mrs. Anna Williams.
Reading Miss Margaret Ryan
Music-Mr. and Mrs. Dean Talcott.
Music-Male Quartet. VA II
Tableau-"Old Sweetheart of Nine
The proceeds Of this occasion will go
to the treasury Of the Woman's club.
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Mt. VERNON, Nov. 22-The Y. W.
C. A. at Cornell college is In the midst
of campaign for a budget OF $2,ioo
with which to meet expenses of the
present collegiate year The women
of the association have been unusually
active this year in all branches Of the
organization. Many gospel teams have
been sent out for week end meetings In
surrounding communities. AM elabor-
ate Christmas pageant will be given
just before the Christmas holidays.
Miss Grace Voss. of Aspinwall, Is wee
president of the association.
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Friendship's Test

Emerson tells us. that there are two
elements that 50 into the composition
IF friendship: truth and tenderness.
With real friends we are sincere; we
speak out what we think and feel and
are as honest as we are when alone.
And when we truly love friend GER
:ainly we feel a degree Of tenderness
.oward her that should be strong
mough to make us overlook little
'apses. We, should not care for our
friends nearly so much as we do II
hey always wore their halos.-Ex.
.hange.
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day are spiritual; their very names put
them world apart from the things
which are quoted on the market or
measured in the scales OF physical
worth. Justice, Righteousness and
Peace, these are the exalted values in
and for these the entire race of men,,
whether they keep Thanksgiving to-
day or not, are most devoutly thank.
|ful.-Exchange.
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SULPHUR SOOTHES
UGLY, ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes Skin Cool
and Comfortable

II you are suffering from eczema or
some other torturing, embarrassing skin
trouble you may quickly be rid of it by
using Mentho-Sulphur, declares a not.
ed skin specialist. NJ "a
This sulphur preparation, because Of
it's germ destroying properties seldom
fails to quickly subdue itching. even
of fiery eczema. The first application
makes the skin cool and comfortable.
Rash and Tblotches are healed right up.
Mentho.S Sulphur is applied like any
pleasant cold cream and is perfectly
harmless. You can obtain a small Jar
from any good idruggistAdv.
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Double Quantity.

: The little boy across the street was
very much puzzled over the arrival Of
twin baby brothers. Upon learning
that one of his little playmates had
new baby at his house, Buddy rushed
over to see it. When he looked in the
baby buggy he exclaimed, ooh. is your
baby only ONE? Ours is TWO?"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-24

In the days of peace the spears are
supposed to be beaten into pruning
hooks, but the American people would
prefer to turn them into ball bats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
CLAYMONT NEWS.

Clavnont. Oct 1.-THE first Iga-e++--r-
of the Womers Club Of Claymont will be
held this afternoon In the Overlook Club
room.
The community League of Claymont
is very proud of the fact that their efforts
70 light the state highway through Clay
mont have been accomplished. There are
now fivc lights along the highway Judge
Herbert l.. Rice, who was chairman OF
the lighting committee and his committee
work very hard to M; ke the lights reality
Bowling teams have been organized in
Worthland and General Chemical Co
plants, and are gettlrg ready for the
winter season. A trapshootiug club also
has been started by the General Chemical
Co with about 40 members
A mcotir z Of the Blue Rock Community
Club was held Monday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Thompson Of HilIcrest. The club
will hold rlmmage sale the later part of
October. The ext mcetlr will be held
Monday October Is, at the homf of rs.
Herbort Herr, when a debate will be held
on the Republican and Den ocratic
platforms.
The ClayInont News, an independent
weekly ypaper, TO unpublished every We'd
nesday BY the ClaymoLt News Publishir e
Corporation, made its initial bow last
We'd esday. The incorporators are: Mrs.
Charles Corliss, Englewood n. J. George
Lodge and Dillwyn Parrish Of Claymont.
Mr.. Parrish will be manager and editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
SAVED WOMAN FROM DEATH.

Scaford, Oct. ll-Chevoir DAVIS,
telegraph operator in fredericksburg, Md,
saved the life Of Mrs. Mollio Smith yes
terday, when she tried TO cross the tracks
in front Of passcger tram.
Mrs smith and Mrs. George Handy,
both elderly women, just at train time
started across the tracks at the station.
They chose tho spot about fifty feet from
tho crossing ard between the station and
the crossing AZ this point there rs step
Of about two feet from the platform to
the track. close by When Mrs. Smith,
who was ahead Of Mrs. Handy, came 10
this step she turr ed and called Mrs. Handy
90 hurry. saying they had time to make
the crossing before the train came. As
she turred the engine was not more than a
few hundred feet from where she stood.
Agent Davis was within arms lcrgth of
Mrs Smith. waiting for the tram. lie saw
there was not time for the women to
cross and grabbed Mrs Smith and threw
her back. She was so close TO the engine
that DAVIS had to step out Of the way
quickly to save himself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
NEWS OF LEwES.

lcwes Oct Mrs 4 G. Raught and
son Roland mot0rcd 10 Philadelphia on
FRIDAY and returned Saturday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Clinton Long.
The steam pilot boat Philadelphia re-
turned from Philadelphia Saturday after
noon, loading with coal
Lieutenant Donald Rodney Evans, who
spent hrs leave of abserce with his wife
and small son IN the b. I, Riggm cottage,
Rehoboth Beach, left on Saturday for
the return trip to ST Thomas, Virgin
Islands where he has been stationed for
more than a year His mother. Mrs.
MARY r. Evans will join him at the Is
land before Christmas.
Nany representative citizens filed the
I.ewes Auditorium on Friday evening to
hear Hon Josiah O. Wolcott describe IN
r.fai the League of Nations Covenant,
and now il would help to reduce arma-
ment and incidentally, taxes Another
meeting will he held tonight at the Dem
ocratic Club rooms.
These lovely October days tempt one
to wander far aficld and q few picnlcS
are the order of the day.
The Edward Messicks the ". 7.
Orrs and John Baylis and family spent
Saturday along the Indian River at Oak
Orchard
Mr.. Anna Motcalf. who is semi
invalid l.. spending a few weeks here at
the home Of her son Joseph Metcalf.
Mrs II '. Lyons Is spending a few
DAYS in Philadelphia on shopping ex-
pcdItlon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11

course in Coldcy's College, Wilmington.
A party was given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel O'Neill, Saturday. even.
ing, in honor Of their SOD, Charles, Of
New York City, who is here visiting his
parents. The guests were. Miss Marie
NUM- of New York City, Miss May Ken
nedy Of Bryn WMawr, Pa, Miss May
Farrell Of West Chester, Pa, Miss Alice
BOYLE and Miss Mildred Reynolds Of
Wilmington, DR. Albert Fcclcy Of Wash
ington, ID. c., John Stevens, James
Schacfer, Henry Walker. Emmett O'Neill
and Miss Mary Schaefer of Delaware
City
Mrs. Edgar Saxton, who was operated
on in the Delaware Hospital three weeks
ago, has so improved that she is expected
home in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rcybold, Mrs.
Edwin Reybold, Miss BERTHE Jefferson
and Miss Margaret Davidson motored to
Darlington Seminary. yesterday. to visit
Mr. and Mrs Reybold's daughter, Leah
who is a student there.
Wallace Shook of Chester, Pa, visited
his mother, Mrs. Lillian Shook over the
weekend
Delaware City baseball team was de-
feated by Port Penn, Saturday 4 to 3.
In practice game Of football at Fort
du Pont Saturday, the Chesrook team
Of Wilmington defeated Fort du Pont,
80 10 O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curlett are being con-
graduated on the birth of baby boy,
this being their twelfth child
Miss Lucy Corbit Of Wilmington spent
the weekend here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Nj. J. Corbit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
MILFORD MENTIONS.

Milford. Oct, II Miss Anna Scott
has. acccptCr>s position pH the faculty OF
Dover high r1f7sstA inr-the coming year.
Miss Frances French OF Chester. Pa,
iei1ere visiting Miss Elizabeth Webb.
Earle Worthirgton is visiting with re-
lativcs IN Tamaqla, Pa, for several days
Miss Henrietta Smoot ot Wilmington
spent the weekend here with her parents,
F.r and Mrs John Nj. Smoot.
MIR and Mrs. G.. Marshall Townsend
aud son. and Miss Laura Townsend spent
the weekend in Philadelphia
Mrs Earle Workman Of Harrington
and Miss Mabel Trader Of Wilmington
spent the weekend here with their father,
William J Trader.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold / Salmons are
hcirg congratulated upon the birth OF a
daughter. Tuesday morning Of last week
Misses Pearl and Elizabeth Shepard
and Mildred Walls, and Horace Petty
john. William Simpson and William
Nutter motored to Rchoboth Beach over
sunday
Orio1 T. Cannon, local butcher, has
rp4rstallcd new electric sausage grinder
sif>his shop.
Wheat sowing has started IN this vIcln-
iiv apa The end Of the week will find the
entife, wheat crop for 1921 drilled and
planted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Woman Saved From Death by
Train BY Prompt Action on
Part of Operator. i
BIG SWEET PorAfo CROP
Old National Hotel, in Milford,
Has Been Sold and Will be
~ Extensively=Remodeled.

From Every Evenings Correspondent
Milford. Oct. lI.-Three properties
charged hands here during the past
: week.
The old building at the corner of Front
arsd Walnut streets which was long known
X the National Hotel, was sold by its
owner. Charles Devalinger, to Cooper
Snrth of Cape Charles, Va. The upper
floors of the building have not been in use
for several years, the ground floor having
been conveyed into stores
The new owner proposes TO tear down
the old building. and 10 erect a modern
one on the site, containing stores, n
moving pirture hall, a garage in the rear,
and modera-als lsftttnents on the upper
floors
Mrs. Frank l.. DeArmond has sold her
at the eorner of Second and North
,1reets TO Mr.. j. f. Scott the present oc-
-cupant. :,
Frederick Wootten has sold house and
LOT ON the corner of Fourth and Walnut
:strocts, 10 Harry Hobson of this town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11

corresponding secretary and treasurer
The convention will be held ID Kennedy
vile next year.
Announcement has been made of tiie
engagement OF Miss Mary N Grfiith,
daughter Of Harry Griffith, of Sassa'ras'
to OIin s. Davis, former County Com
missioner, Of Gnlena.
Dr. Louis G. Hess, who has been prac-
ticing dentistry here for some years past
will move 10 AultDan, n. y. John y.
Davis and family viii occupy the resi-.
dence tn be vacated by DR.. Hess and
family,
]. frank wyble has sold his property
near Still Pond 20 John Wilson, colored,
for 5000. The Cooper Tarbutton prop
erty in Gnmpton has been sold to
George Clements Of CnImpton, for 81 .OOD
MIR. Tarbntton's farms near that town
have been purchased by County Treasurer
Merriel Clements az SIS per acre.
Shalcross Brothers Of Colts have ptir-
chased Of John -. Willett his fine farm
near Mddletown, 3l6 acres for s5O,Opo,
and will move there next year.
The total registration m Kent county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11

20 date IN 2,3Gj OF this number ,co6
registered ~ Democrats. fSy az Refnlb-
llcana and 1919 declined There remain
two more days for registration.
The Missez Skipper ~ Baltimore. are
visiting Nrs Claude ~ Parks, state Tax
Commissioner aud Mrs. William ". Bccl /.
of Baltimore, have been visiting relatives
and friends bore during The week.
Thomas Il. IIcaly ~ Waterbury, Conn
has been admitted 10 the bar ~ The local
court and viii practicc his professor /,
,yLile ua,rs,,,uu his finishing fsfudise al
Washington College.
Mrs. Frances Fitch and children yill
fnove 90 Chestert0wn, where she ~ b
rented residence on Queen street brloug
INK 20 Mrs. S. y. Stuart Her husband, 4,
Lieutenant Fitch Of the United states
Army, has been detailed for duty n mo
Mediterranean Sea for the next yrar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

delaware City, Oct II Edward Coale
wa4 taken seriously i'll al his home. here
Sail blrday night
surprise variety shower was gwen
Sa 1urday afternoon. by Miss Mary Pratt
AT Forest Home. in honor Of Miss Mary
JesI er, whose wedding IS 10 take place
so0b These guests attended Mss Phyllis
Ma son. Miss Gertrude Hahecker. Miss
DoEis Thompson, Miss Iva Griffith, Mis-.
Bla hchc Layheld Miss Mary Mcconnell,
Mis- Lillian McMuIlin. Miss Marian
Prize Miss Eva Nandegrift. Misses
Ma rgueritc and Emma Mulligan, Miss
Mary Schacfer. Mrs Presley Gohegan.
MrE /. Stewart Clark, Mrs Pratt, all Of
Del aware City: Miss Clara Locke of
vii lmington and Miss Anna Van Dyke
of Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs William Pennington Of
vii lrnington spent the weekend here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Clark.
n Irs Owens and family Of Fort du Pont
speht the weekend in Philadelphia
frank f. Holiday and Thomas Neeff
spebt the weekend in Atlantic City
Harry Morrow is taking a business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
VIEWPOINTS CHAUTAUQUA.

Newport, Oct. ll--At the Newport
Ohautauqua, Saturday afternoon, there
" as lecture by Miss Katherine Fahnes-
tdck, Chautauqua superintendent, and a
cdnccrt by the McGrath Brothers, ac-
cdmpauicd by Miss Frazier. In the evening
wps there another concert by the McGrath
and lecture by DR. Frank Bohn of New
Y brk City, on Revolutionary Europe"
There was a special religious service,
Sunday morning at which DIR. Bohn
gave another lecture, on "The urdylng
Fire in the Soul Of Man. Thore were also
selcctions by the MoGrath Brothers, and
a Vocal solo by Miss Frazier, as we'll as
congregational singing.
The Chautauqua will close this evening
rhe patrons have been wonderfully
plbas I'd with the program ard have ex-
prh hsscd desire for the return Of Chautau-
ptiIa next wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
CROMPTON-LEwJS WEDDING.

Newark, Oct. Miss Adelaide Ella
son Lewis daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert L. Lewis of Academy street and
Pierce Keen Crompton, also Of Newark
we're married at : o'clock Saturday eve.
ning. At the home Of the brides parents
by Rev Frank HclEon.
The bride was given IN marriage by her
father. She wore taupc travelling Eui'
and corsagc bouquet of brides roses
The decorations were pink and white
dahlias and ferns. Only the members OF
the immediate families attended the
wedding.
After wedding supper Mr.. and Mrs
Compton left for Washington and other
points south On their return they viii
i've in Wilmington, where Mr.. Crompton i
connected with The Central Nationa
Bank. They will be at home after
November l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestcrtown, Md, Oct 1i.-Whilc
en- route 10 Chcstertown Friday morning
the big mail truck on the Elkton Enston
motor truck route IN order 10 avoid a col-
Iislon with q team ran into n telephone
pole and was disabled for several hours in
Shcstcrtown for repairs. The mails for
Centreville, Church Hill, and Easton
were transferred TO another truck here and
gen I 10 their destination. While deliver
ing parcels post packages, City Carrier
Howard l. Reed colided with d coIorcd
boy riding bicycle, and Mr.. Reeds
wheel wns badly damaged and he received
a bruised eye.
The Kent County Sunday School Asso-
citation has elected Martin Il. Newsome,
of Chestertown, president; William t.
Hague, OF Kennedyville, vice-president
and Miss Emma Shafer Of kcnnedyvlle,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
Jrs Iohn p,lllpy and Donald p HorSey

Mrs. John Pilllng and Donald F. Horsey.
formerly of Dover and now of Ph.adel-
phia. were married at $50 o'clock Satnr-
day evening in the New Ccrtury Club,
hy friends ceremony. About 300 attended
the reception which followed.
The bridal party consisted OF Mrs:
G.. A. Taylor Of Philadelphia, sister OF
the bride, matron of honor; Miss Edith
p. Spencer of Newark, cousin of the bride,
maid Of honor; Miss Helen w ilorsey OF
Dover, sister of the groom and Miss Anra
IL. Lippincott of Philadelphia, brides
maids. Harold W. Iiorsey of Dover,
brother of the groom, his best man. The
uIshers were Ernest G. Wilson of Whining
ton, Harold G.. Grer of Milford, John G.
Fierson of Wilmington, c. A. Taylor
OF Philadelphia and DIR. X. Roberts
Greenfield of New Haven, Conn.
MIR. and Mrs. Horsey will live In Phil
aUelphla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. Oct. l1-Arhe jackson Of
Magnolia WAS in town on Friday.
Marvel Baxter Of Dover was a visitor
here on Friday.
Fruitland Grargc will meet in Grange
Hall. this evening. and lecturer r. f..
Brown promises an interesting program.
Miss Mabel Green has returned from Il
visit to Philadelphia
R.ohsrd Fisher of German town Pdie.
is spending Il few DAYS in town. ~
Tts Junior league meets every Saturday.
afternoon in the NJ L. Chureh{ =
Miss Mollic Dill of Pittsburg, Pa, is
guest of Mrs. Maggie Mensch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
RALLY DAY AT STANTON.

stanton, Oct. Il.-Rally Day exercises
wdre held in the Stanton Nj. T.. Church,
Yesterday afternoon. when very pleas
il K program was furnished by the child
drtn of the Sunday school.
IN papers prepared by the scholars on
"W hat is Booster" the best answer was
given bv Sadie Simpson, who was present
cd with Bible.
4 certificate indicating chat little May
Ddmpsey, four years of age, had been
potfect in attendance for the past year,
wax presented to her
There was an address by the Rev
# Il. Moore, pastor of the church. and
votal selections were rendered by Mr.
anl Mrs. Arthur Il. Wilson Of Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
HELD UP AND ROBBED.

Iaurcl. Oct. II CasstIs Trlitt, we'll
knbwn local Negro, was held up ard rob
bed Saturday night, by two other Negroes
alohg the l.aurcl-Delmar road
II lis said Tutt was returning from n
redlezvous in the country where he had
ma dc '1lilling" at tho well known game
of African Golf, when he was attacked
by the Negroes, Pop Miller and Mon
roc Adams, he said, who, he claims re-
lieJed him Of s2lS No traces Of the
hlqIhwaymen have been found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
PLENTY OF SWEET POTATOES.

Seaford, Oct Il.--Seaford farmers are
digging few of their sweet potatoes,
which are bringing IS TO 40 cents basket
against so to 60 cents a basket, at which
price they started last year. There is q
large acreage out and big yield Is ex-
pccted
IL is said there never were so many sweet
potatoes planted between here and Sal
isbury as there are this year. POTATOES
dug show extra fine quality.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
MRS. EMMA CAuLk DEAD.

Dover. Oct. Il--Mrs. Emma Caulk,
aged t3 wears, wife of Councilman John
W Caulk, died at an early hour, yester-
dav morning, after several weeks Of illness
Mrs. Caulk was president of the Della
ware State W. G. I. Il. for eleven years,
having declined reelection some .y,esis
ago when she was made vice president
She was also honorary president of the
Dover W G. T. IT,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
RAIDED CRAP SHOOTERS.

Dover. Oct. 1I--State Detective Whar-
toh. Constable kirgshury, Chief Of Police
Ia uc and Night Watchman Dickerson,
middle raid, yesterday afternoon, on a
crd dwd Of crap shooters at Wyoming, all
co ored. The men were completely taken
byI surprise
seven were caught in the net and
brought To Dover, where they were lodged
in the jail, pending o hearing today =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
MARRIED IN PHILADELPHIA.

Dover. Oct. II Announcements were
rec cived here, today. Of the marriage, in
Philadelphia on Saturday. Of Lindale
Frd zier. ono of Dover's promising young
business men connected with The Kent
Collnty Mutual insurance Co, TO Miss
Rel lda Savage Of Philadelphia They
u-ill reside hpre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
FATHER DIED IN WEST.

Newark Oct lie II. ScrutchfieId
OF Exoelo, Missouri, father of Mrs +. V.
Vaughn Of Newark. died on Tuesday.
Mr. Vaughn, who Is the wife Of DR.
Naughr, head of the Department OF
History of Delaware College left on Wedncs
day 10 attend the funeral.