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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01
WEEKLY PROGRAM

(PauIine Frederick in "The Loves of
 Letty')
 By Howard 0ietz The loves of Lefty number three; l is pudgy money roll. 2 is a knight of royalty; And 3, an ordinary soul Our heroine is proud, though poor A struggling working g-womaR, etc. She feels that she cannot endure Her hardships and her lodging debts And so she heeds the suit of 1. Repenting that. she jumps to 2 And when their dual course is run. She looks around for something new.
 And then her heart is touched by 5, Who is responsive to the touch 4 lowly cameraman is he, Whose income doesn't count fer much. But knows how tc hold her hand, And how to gaze into her eyes, Which 1 and ? don't understand. And that's where 3 outshines these guys. THE MORAL of this little tale (Since Morals always have to bel Is this: When 1 and both fail, Why, don't despair-try number g.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01
TALE OF A WIDOW. Friday. February 6

Lewis J. Selznick presents Con stance Talmadge in a new Select pie. ture, Romance and ATabella," which will be seen at the Lyric theatre on Friday, Feb. 6. Romance and Ava bella" is the tale of a very young widow who is determined that her second marriage shall be the outcome of romance and that her lover will have to shower her with thrills be- fore he can win her. Her devoted admirer is rather prosaic and there fore holds no interest for her. Her lover introduces a succession of suitors and every time the heroine is treated to g disillusionment that finally convinces her that her rather prosaic lover is the right man after all
 Spanuth's Original Vod-a-Vil. Fred and Rose Harris, whirlwind roller skaters. Cuban Mack's Juggling Nov erty.
 The Haughton's Hap Morgan com edy bicycle act
 A Triangle Keystone comedy. Fred Mace and an all star cast in "A Lov- CTS Might
 Twelve Wisconsin cities are plan-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01

It may also tfsnsform d beautiful. sweet-tempered woman into one who is cross, nervous and irritable. I have strongly emphasized tho great necessity ot physieians making blood exsminstions ot their weak, anaemic, rundown ps- after year suffering from physical weak ness and highly nervous condition due t to lsek of sutheient iron in their red blood corpuscles without ever realizing the real and true cause of their trouble. With out iron in your blood your food merely passes through the body something like corn through an old mill with rollers so wide apart that the mill can't grind.
 For want of iron you may be an old man st thirty, dull of intellect, poor in Inemory, nervous, irritable and all run down." while at so or 60 with plenty of iron in your blood you may still be young n feeling, full of life. your whole being brimming over with vim a1d energy"
 The encanp>nying stti,Ls ef Dr sri- IlTau shoGld D. carefully read by eTefy
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01

kan nights, in which the celebrated diva is first seen as a dancing girl of Alaska and later as a gorgeously gowned woman of the elite of New York
 Ford Weekly News No. TO.
 Francis Ford in his newest serial triumph, "The Silent Mystery" with Mae Gaston and Rosemary Theby. episode 4. Bulls Eye Film Corpora tion presents Gale Henry in Ham An" a funny comedy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01

feet by weil-knoFn physicians, thousands or people still insist or dosing themselves with metallic iron, simply. l suppose. be- esuse 1t costs a. few cents less. I strongly advise readers in all eases to get a phy- Scisn's prescription for organic iron Nu*ated Iron-or if you don't want to Eo to this trouble then purchase Nuxatcd Iron in it's original packages and sec that teis particular name (NuGated Iron) an pears on the package. If you have taken prePsration5 such as NuK and Iron and other similar iron products and failed to Fet 'csults, remember that such products arc an entirely different thing from Ngyc:cd Iron. kssrfsetHsrs' sc.s:--lSuxated Ton. which IS used by Dr. Sullivan and cthc-s v,tb such Surprising rssult5, and witch is prescribed nndrccoupen6eGz above by physicians, isrot secret remedy, hut one which is -vnll known to druggists everywhere. Uolitc the older inorganic iron products it is easily assirni- lated and does not iniura the teeth, mako them black nor upset the stomsch. Che maDufaeturers Eusrsptsa successful and cn- trely satisfactory results 70 every purchases or they. .vill FefuDd y0u-. naneY, IL is dis psnssd hZ 2l S9s9 dsygs-.s,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01
FARRAR COMING.
Monday. Februarv 9

Wohuay, February 2.
 Geraldine Farrar in her newest Goldwyn Picture. "The Shadows" by Willard Mack. directed by Reginald Barker. It is an obsorbingly drama tic story of Eastern days and. Alas
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01
GLORIA SWANSON

There is a thrilling scene in the New Triangle play, Station Con- tent scheduled for the Lyric theatre on Wednesday, Feb. 4. Gloria Swan son. the heroine. has the role of an emergency telegraph operator at a
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01
Central Theatre

Sunday and Monday, Feb. 1-2 Pauline Fredericks in The Love of Eetty'' Goldwyn Feature Marie Walcamp in Tempest Cody Gets Her Man" Jewell Comedy Waiting at the Church" Latest Fox News Tuesday. Feb. 3 Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon in
 Dawn"
 A Blackton Production Gaumont's Express News International Comedy Happy In the Swim Wednesday. Feb.
 Gladys Leslie in "The Midnight Bride" A 1920 Vitagraph Gaumonts Express Graphic Supreme Comedy
 Truly Rural
 Thursday, Feb , Harry Carey in Riders of Vengeance" A Jewell Special International News
 Dan Russell in
 Two Gun Trixie"
 Friday, Feb. 6 William Desmond in 'The Blue Bandana" A Hampton Production Bray's Pittograph International Comedy -~t N1t 2 Doing it Good
 Saturday, Feb. Douglas Fairbanks in "Knickerbocker Buckaroo" Paramount Aircraft Special Jewell Comedy Dainty Damsels and Bogus Counts" Sunday Feb. s Mildred Harris Chaplin in For Husbands Only" A Jewell Special Marie Walcamp in Tempest Cody Turns the Table" Jewell Comedy
 Too Tired"
 Eagle Theatre Sunday and Monday, Feb. 1-2 Nazimova in Out of the Fog A Screen Classic Jewell Animal Comedy "A Lucky Dogs Day" Tuesday, Feb. 3 Gladys Leslie in The Midnight Bride" Latest Fox News
 Jewell Comedy i Waiting at the Church" |
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01

Wednesday, Feb. Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon il
 Dawn" A Blackton Production Gaumont Express News international Comedy Happy in the Swim Thursday, Feb. 3 William Desmond in The Blue Bandana" A Hampton Production Gaumont's Express Graphic Supreme Comedy
 Truly Rural"
 Friday, Feb. 6
 Harry Carey in Riders of Vengeance" A Jewell Special International News Two Gun Trixie"
 Saturday, Feb. Mildred Harris Chanlin in For Husbands Only A Jewell Special Marie Walcamp in Tempest Cody Turns the Table" Bray's Photograph
 Cartoon Comedy . Sunday, Feb. Douglas Fairbanks in 'KrSckerbocker Bookaroo" 4 Paramount Aircraft Special Jewell Comedy Dainty Damsels and Bogus Counts"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01
Lyric Theatre

Lyric Theatre Sunday, Feb. Mitchell Lewis in Jacques of the Silver North A Select Picture
 Pathe News No. Paramount-Mack Sennett Comedy, "Cupid's Day Off
 Monday, Feb. ? Geraldine Farrar in Tn the Shadows eGoldwyn) Ford News No. TO
 Gale Henry in
 Ham And
 Tuesday, Feb 3
 Edith Roberts in Sue of the South" Universal Elmo the Mighty (Episode 9) Pathe News No 4 Dorothy DeVore and Earl Rodney in Welcome Home" "Wednesday, Feb. 4 Gloria Swanson in Stations Content (Triangle) Liberator Episode 10 Fatty Arbuckle in Fatty One of the Finest" Thursday, Feb. ,
 Florence Reed in
 Her Game" United Picture Prizma The Roof of America
 Neal Hart in
 Out of the West "A Western Play) Louise Fazenda in "A Clever Rascal" Friday, Feb. 6 Constance Talmadge in Romance and Arabella" Vod Will No. Is
 Fred Mace in
 Lovers Might
 Saturday, Feb. ' Shirley Mason in 'The Unwritten Code" Smashing Barriers (Episode No. 0 Roiln Comedies, Snub Pollard in How Dry I Am"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01

man and woman who wants ta possess Pcnect health, great physical endurance and strong, keen mentality. Dr. Sullivan tfis now to increase tho iron in our blood ana thereby gain greater physical and men Sal power, brighter intellects and better
 But in my oninion rn,, nan,t r,.t. ..-o.,.-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01

vigorous, successful, sturdy iron men, and healthy. rosy checked women by Seeding them on me tallic iron. The old forms of metallic iron must so through a digestive process to transform them into organic iron Nu1atcd Iron - be- fore they are ready to be taken up and assimilated by the human system. Not withstauding all that has been said and written on this sfih-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01

chester County
 Hospital, said: ''Laek of iron in the blood not only makes a man a physical a r q m ( nta1 weskling, uer- Vous. irritable, easily fatigucd, but it utterly robs him of that virile force. that sta m 1 n a and strength of will which arc SO nec- essary to success and power in ev- cry walk of life.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01

Twelve Wisconsin cities are plan. ming aviation fields.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-01
Physician Explains Who Should Take
 Nuxated Iron
Practical Advice on How to Help Build Up Great Strength, Energy and Endurance.

Commenting on the use of Nuxated Iron as a tonic, strength and blood builder by over three million people an- nu1ly, Dr. James Francis Sullivan, for merly physician of Bellevue Hospital (Out- door lDI,ept(; New York;
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-15
Bible Student. Assori.tion

Bible Students Association.
The international Bible Students
Association meets every second and
fourth Sunday Ut VIM. Durkee resi-
dence directly south Of Boise Payette
mill at 1890 4. m.
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There's goodness knows how
many pipe loads IN every I'm
of Velvet. Or # you want the
mildest cigarette ever-there's
IS big 0nes in every tin.
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Methsdist

The children and young people will
b most hearty welcomed 10 TIE ses-
sioa Of ths Sunday school next Sum
day morning ot 10, .. -. ~s,.s 4,
Or. ". n. Ewing, .our district super.
intandsnt. Will Be. With N Sunday
morning and preach for US at IL
e'cleek. TAa quarterly conference will
b Mid In the church At Z p. m. on
TAa EpwoFth League meets ct p
a.. followed BY The preaching service.
The anbjec4 Ter tie evening will Be
''LAw Enforccment." All members
expected Stranger most cordially
invited and. visitors heartily welcome
20 any or al Of these services.
Regular prayer service each We'd
nsadAy evening. These services are
very helpful - and greatly enjoyed
by thoss In At4enAaAco.
Choir practices on Friday evening at
7 o'clock A full attendance desired.
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l will accommodate those who r.
sirs 70 breed cattle 10 my young bull
who have good healthy cows. Service
fee 10 $50 cash. No cows viii be
bred or allowed 10 come through The
gate without the cash fee. Return
privileges win b granted until cows
arc with calf. All cow applying for
service must Be healthy and free from
any contagious disease from herd.
FRED H. SHERWOOD
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Pre.byterian Church Notes.

Next Sabbath morning we hold our
regula, quarterly communion service
We hope for . large congregation. In
the evening we shall visit Japan by
means Of pictures and explanatory
lecture.
We are looking forward 20 SEER z
our children and young people aext
Sabbath at both Sabbath school and
Christian Endeavor. After the en-
forced absence we are SURF all will be
glad to be out again. We bid you
welcome-JAmes Adams, minister.
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Baptist Notes.


A hearty welcome to our boys and
girls and young people who for three
weeks have been deprived Of attend
ance at Sunday school We look for
you to De back in force next Sunday
morning. Yes, q goodly number Of
new scholars are expected. A special
program awaits you. Next Sunday will
be a real rally. We have classes for
all.
The new world movement has q big
program for our local work. II it is
put into effect as 1t ought to be 1t
will mean much to our church and
community. We need every Baptist,
every Baptist home, and all our con-
stituency to heartily cooperate. In
fact, this is essential. Let not one
fail US.
Sunday, Jan. rs, is New Movement
Sunday. A special program will be
first At the Sunday morning service
by the Sunday school. We want all
our people to be present
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NEWS OF RECORD


lnNPumenta FiIe1 fer Record for the
Wesk HAding Jan. II, 1920
WaSTanty Deeds.
Ella Alperststt 70 Charles e. Good
sell. lot :, Block Of Steward Sub.
IN Bee. 1862 ". $500.
G. d. and Eliza J. Amen TO Charles
and Laura Kiser, W. 20 acres Lot /,
Sec. 1851 w. $4,000.
Elizabeth Martin TO Tom e. MUIR
laga, 81 Of tract 300 IT. Sin. 80. in
Ne cor NWA Mex Sec. 7-S-1 ".
5000.
CIsrsnce HAYES to o. T. HORNE E.
5 acres Of = S2h acres Of Lots l.. 2.
Sec. SOL ". betWeen canal and river
o. e. and Katie L. Ayers 10 Cody
Lyon 1.02 acres in NWA SEX Sec.
1852 K. In Hill sub. 12l0O.
Franklin snd Adam Klingback, TO
4. J, Peterson 81 Lot 8 Block Orig.
Emmett, $500.
). McNish to John B. Davies. Lot
~ Sunny Slope, Emmett. $3.50.
Eward W. and Anna A. Pattison TO
John B. Davies Lot 43 and Ell Lot %
Sunny Slope Add. Emmett. $500.
J. H. and Margie Washburn, to Al
bert J. Male, Lot 8 Washburn Add,
Emmett. $3.50.
Ross and Mary Mcpherson Of Port
land to Isabel H. Judd, Of Emmett. |
Lots to 10 Block Davis Add. EN-
nett. 1920.
Articles of Incorporation.
Zulu-Pesrl Mining Company, of
Boise, by A. B. Crooks, A. L. Crooks,
Walter Hovey Hill. Capital stock
$50 600.
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To IN. Dv,,eotie

Would you not like to feel that
your stomach troubles are over, that
you can eat any kind Of food that
you cravsY Consider then the fact
that Chamberlain's Tablets have cured
cthsrs--why not you. There are many
who have been restored to health by
taking these tablets and can now eat
any kind Of food that they crave.
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Catholic

Services will be held At the Catholic
church three Sundays of the month,
namely. first, second and fourth. On
the first Sunday there are two masses
At 8 and 10 =. M; on the fourth Sun
day there Is only one mass. at 10 .. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at $50
.. m. Evening services on the three
Sundays at 1850 p. m. Father F. Refs.
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Ieuss i abeu. a. dit6cult q apy other
UOrk thae kpow II,
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CHURCH NOTICES
Latter Day Saint.

Latter Day Saints.
Services on Sunday rs follows: Sun
day school At 10 \. m. Regular SER
vices at 2 p. m. All are invited
Geo. F. Smith, Bishop.
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/
PONER|StEDED||
--HovslIsD HEINZ
fSIr.Food-Phcs soa'ss vi"
SoIvs II. CT PVes''"'
J. ys Admin'ssras'' !
lc TO AID PALMER
lc TO AID PALMER
. Cooke Rsitssatss RsfusO
TO Return for Food
Fight

I, T1.vArd Helms, food adninhtfatof
81. p.rn,vlvsnia. In an interview with
2krSad,r.rc,,LEDoER over the long
me, last night. md be 10
IN his power to indacc
2ttrStors to rebJanise
fIee boards. - requested
tfeaStss attorney central
~ his opinion. that
~ boards Will b Sec
HT1ckt upon the high. cost
hltl w. St6At It rests with. the
y1HiI S&6e5 to assume regulatory
. entire system Of food
II ia totfe refusal Of Jay Cooke.
H131%iyod administrator for Phila-
aoJt return to this city from
13Sx Etcfs and reoreanise the fair
Pr ID. Mere, Mr.. Helms expressed
that Mr.. Cooke may YET b /
to assume that burden.
Mir. Cooke. In Z talk over the
l6tance wire last night said he
H. In bis liberalization not to
b his duties - food admins.
~; War f. Over. Says Cseks
s4lhc war Is over" said Mr.. Cooke.
Il don't zee why ! shodM como !
6sthe job Of food administrator.
eered for that ONCE during the !
ETte present situation may be m
SkCt Of the'war, but I can't ne
htkdyld get mixed up in il. III
&yH< would return and ask me
SSp the work that would 10 q !
Aft'jhatter."
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Next Sunday morning an every
member attendance Of both young and
old is desirsd-- A program which the
church il putting on is to b outlined
at that time and there will be some
thing for every individual member,
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3. 97a-F1E1 3 y 0El ~
KANE DECLARES
he IS PDNEMESS
TOCAECk GOUGERS
Handicapped b ceeks's Re-
tusai 70 RsorYanIzs Wartime
Fsk-Pnos Beard, H. says
ATTORNEYS DUTY 70 STOP
PRoFITEERIna. SAYS HEINZ
Prpstcdtor Has No Time to
Answer Questions Concern.
INK Action h othar Cities

via tie heuSswtvss q thls ci
eianofing for direct, vigorous acti
assinst the foed gouesrs. whom
hold responsible for the undernouE
n4nt Of their children, Francis Eth
Kane, Cpitsd States district att4
declared Yesterday be was powerI W
check proAtssring. NJ
Mr.. KaHe complained he WI \
bly, Handicapped b. the rsfn1, =
Cooke. formerly food admiy| /E1n.
Philadelphia, 70 1sorSanis ri
falr-price board. -ThstH. Il
q publicity, ought TO- sch.
But Howard Heins. nd%
cor -fpv. PsnnsylvAnia. a
Mr.. Kane ~ that poipt )
view with The PuHtlc LE61S
,tursh hst light Mr.. Hsiss
although be was' nxkiAt every Aat
have, fair.pries bearda 'rs-1eSAltshst
nat woald not telisv6 ia federal 40
tAoriti's iron ~. iassS lsNHls
! s r. dI,sslie. a...rs,f ~; KIN
that tho Lever food. f1Nttel 1AANN
prove to b. elective IN eASeS OIL y
Ing % distinct from pfoAtssrinN =
teitsTatsH that Il would b extf
di@cult to prove .viclatlons. IN
Mr.. Kane eckuowl(dgeg that pr1Ct
Afe inordlnatsly hiih. ignoring a
price Of meats. regarding which RobeF
NJ, SINNERS. agent Of the State Foo,
Ard Dairy Department. apd goyernmen
xood- and drug inspector, has given hin
D. mhps Of evidence. he said; that 9TH,
pricse ol trean. Vegetables A. terrible.
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Chriatian Scienen Societ1

Christian Science Society.
Meets every Sunday morning in the
Moose hall at II o'clock. A cordial
welcome extended to all. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock for pupils under
the age Of 20 years.
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Baptist.

The Emmett Baptist church extends
= hearty invitation 70 the following
services: Sunday--Bible school at 10
4. M, morning worship at.11. Young
Peoples Union at p. m. Evening
worship at p. m. We offer the
people Of Emmett church home,
where they may worship God with
glad heart and amid inspiring services
and good fellowship. Our minister
Is ever ready to respond to your call.
The subjects for Sunday are as fol-
lows: Morning: "The Church and
Constitutional Prohibition" Even
ing: "Are You Living in Dreamland,
the Realm Of Fiction or the World Of
Reality"
Evening journal., 1920-10-20

home from a visit to Wilmington
friends
Mrs Jennings Morgan and son. Jud-
son. have returned from visit 10
Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson in
Little Greek.
Albert Hurd has been visiting his
father, William Hurd. in Little Greek.
Mrs. Mary Walton Roney has re-
turned from visit TO old-time
friends in West Chester
Mrs Wade Hughes and daughters,
Hida and Lucille. OF Marshallton,
have returned from a visit TO friends
In Denton, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. William Timmons have
been visiting relatives In Warwick
Md.
II. r. Downs, OF Warwick, Md. who
has been visiting friends In Wilnlns-
ton. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland 3. Ingram
have been spending a few days n
LeVos
Miss Helen West, OF Georgetown.
has been visiting friends in George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Williams Of
Millville, have been visiting IN VIII
minelon
Marshall Ha' OF Ellcnd7lr. viii re-
sumo his studies in Gold y College IN
short time.
Mrs. Joseph Corrado, $50 dupont
street has arrived home upon The $
s. Nan Biun after a two months tom
OF Europe.
William Singer has rciurncd from q
vacation spent chiefly IN Atlantic City
Mrs Vivian a. Boggs, who was In
charge of lhe recent Communii,
service drive. IS at Atlantic City fol
few days
Evening journal., 1920-10-20

Camden, who has been visiting rela-
tivos in Wilmington, has returned
homo.
Mrs Franz Reynolds. Of odessa,
has been visiting Wilmington rela-
lives.
Mrs George Nelson. who resides
near this city, has been entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Henry KronemIer, Of
Odessa.
Miss Clara Blackburn, who has been
Visiting relatives In Warwick. Md,
has returned home.
Mrs Cora Bishop. OF Warwick. Nd.
has been entertaining her son, Old3y
Bishop. Of This city
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Vlnyari and
children, NJ Carney's Point, have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Vim
yard in Warwick, Md.
Mrs. sudler King and Mn. CLYDE
Sh0cklcy NJ Townsend no have
been visiting In Wilmington, have re-
turned home
Mrs Howard shank. of Port Deposit.
has returned from a visit 90 VIII
minston friends.
Mark r. Founders has returned
from a visit TO friends In Rising SUM-
Md.
Mrs II Herbert who underwent
an opeauon recently, Is convalescins
rapidly
Alexander Jackson. who has been a
guest OF r. NJ owens IN perryNille.
has returned home.
Henry ". Davis has returned from
visit 10 his mother In Ceclton, Md.
John Weniz has been visiting his
mother. Mrs Emma Wenlz m
Wyoming.
Miss Lourctls Mason OF Wyoming.
has been Visiting Wilmington friends.
Miss Bessie Montague has returned
from a visit t0 her mother. Mrs.
Mary Montague. In Wyoming
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rsuodgc. NJ
/ this city have been occupying their
/ lnewly-purchased collage near The
lake at Wyoming
Mr.. and Nfrs. William CumminS.
Mrs Harry Wilson and Mrs. Jennie
! Cossons. Of Lcipsic, have returned
Evening journal., 1920-10-20
Women s WdyS

An Editorial by the society Edtorl
Didn't Mrs John A. Logan territory when
she
Women gadding about They going
cubs 10 the polls and holding conventions They nlne
theatre lobbes dining al women politicians
lawyers. sherine Where
hand that rocked the
ne cnances are that the hand that the
ns business az n same ola stand Times have changed bit
har that Is au Mrs Logan widow Of
her birthday 70 perhaps can
these
In day women held and county
fairs But IT'S the shmmy the
Grandmohers young zrs an alike
gaysty The way women dress today shocking horbyng
their disgrace Che country and Is
o astrayr
an alike even n Wilmington Most Of
them very them bodies Most
Of them do not affect the radical IN dress Most Of Them
know The bunnyhus from the rsb-romp Most Them
good gold wives mothers, sisters and sNeethearis
And They, will take with salt the whimsical
Of old ladies'
because they a a whole very. very sensible
Evening journal., 1920-10-20
MnMEN,s cII'R nANCEs.

The dancing class Of the Business
and Professional WOmens Club
which meets an Tuesday evenings at
the Gilbert Studio under the leader
ship Of Miss Kate McClafferty now
numbers forty members This class
Is the first dancing class % be held
under the auspices Of the club and
has been enthusiastically received.
The members are planning a Hallow-
e'en dance which viii probably be in
fancy dress This VIII nc held In Gill
bert Studio on October 30. Tickets
for This may be obtained by club
members and their friends or from
Miss Mary Hunter. chairman NJ tho
entertainment committee, in the pub
lie library building
Evening journal., 1920-10-20
BISHOP TO
MEET WOMEN

The annual meeting Of the Women's
Auxiliary OF the Diocese Of Delaware
viii be held tomorrow In Emmanuel
p. 4. Church. The meeting Will be an
all day affair and will open with
corporate communion at 10 10 o'clock.
The Bishop Of the Diocese Of Della
ware, the Rev. Dr. Philip Cook, will
be the celebrant and will make the
address of the morning.
10 is thought that 200 women from
all over the Stale Will attend. a
luncheon Will be served by the women
OF Immanuel parish from 1890 until 2
o'clock The afternoon session will
be given 20 reports and the annual
election OF officers.
There will be a meeting OF the
executive board this evening at the
home OF Mrs Frederick Bringhurst,
1901 Market street.