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Evening journal., 1920-10-15
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CITY WHARF
Rush of Perishable Cargoes
Makes Protection Neces-
Sary
COLD STORAGE
PLANT LIKELY

Growth OF business at the new
Municipal Wharf, along the Chris
tiana, at Front and Church streets.
already is such that the Board OF
Harbor Commissioners today was
obliged 10 consider enclosing one OF
the new shelter sheds to properly
store and protect arriving cargoes.
This happy state Of affairs natur-
ally caused no little iubilation on part
Of the board, which instructed
Charles II. Cant. its secretary, TO find
out the best method Of building side
walls TO teh sheds. As the greltef
bulk Of the cargoes received are per-
to provide against freezing in Win
ter. Later IL is rapidly becoming evil
dent, the board shall have to consider
construction Of a cold storage ware
house in which 10 stock vegetables in
summer
The United states Engineer ONCE
has erected a 2J-ton crane at the
wharf for use in loading and unload
ing cargoes, thus giving it the best
public facilities for vessels along the
harbOr front.
The Harbor Commissioners at their
meeting today also discussed plans for
cunHllllll6 Qdtd ou WillisuSlou hdA
Dor at the public hearing which has
been called by Colonel E. n. john
stOn, United States Engineer, for mex
| Wednesday morning. The city has
uoaned use Of the Council Chambei
for the hearing.
John Meigs, Of Philadelphia, con
sulting engineer of the board. is .ex
pected to arrive in Wilmington .thii
afternoon and go over the data whicl
has been assembled fer presentation
at the hearing.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

PLAY PLEASES
Walter Hampden and Com
pany DelightLarge Au-
dience at Playhouse
TONIGHT
IN ROLE OF HAMLET

Walter Hampden and his Company
presented "rhe Tanning OF the Shrew"
before an audience that tlled the
playhoues TO capacity last evening.
Pleasure and approval was. manifest
ed in more ways than one. Right
after the first act, Il was noticed that
many in the audi ance secured seats
for the other Shakespearean pro-
ductiOns that will be given during
the remainder OF Mr.. Hampton en-
which Is one OF the dra-
matio irats Of the season following a
spell OF musical comedy.
,ir. Hampden no. only Is % ish-
e. arlcr but he has Q bentting voice
for Shg kespearean parts and he used
10 To- rich adva ltage last night. Pc
Is supported by a capable company.
TO. Miss Mary Hall. SIS katherine"
Las, night was a beautiful eh-oH.
Nh7 gave a fals1ful reading " the
part William sat tCI was splsnd d
az "Baptista" ana Elsie herndoL
kearns was oxoslens as ~Bianca.
sister OF Katherine.
Tonight Mr., Hampden will give his
masterpiece Handel" Too much
stress cannot be laid upon The 1ctoi
| recreation OF this most tragic o
| Shakespeare's chararcers by thr
| young actor. Even IN the oonsidera
tion OF such great artists as Rober
Mantell. Forbes-Robertson Otis skin
Il ner and p, II. Sothern- Mr.. .Hampden'
Interpretation has won for him his
place. Mona Morgan viii pla
Ophelia this evening.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
DEMOCRATS SWEAR
OUT FOUR WARRANTS

Four warrants were issued at noon
today by Clerk Of The Municipal Court
Coleman for the arrest Of two colored
men and two colored women. charged
with having illegally registered for
the election Of November 2 The war
rants have been ps9d In the lands OF
the police TO be served.
The charges are sworn 10 by Rob
ert w. Kramer, Democratic candidate
for Representative from the Second
district. Only one OF the four named
Is said TO reside In Mr.. kremer's dis
trict.
Henry r. lsaacs. state chairman OF
tie Democratic Party when dues-
toned this afternoon by a reporter,
admitted that he was directing The
movement for The arrests on the eve
/ Of registration day for the effect Il
might have upon coloVd people TO-
"We are brinslng the action in the
/ Municipal Court" said Mr.. lsaacs,
rather than before the magistrates,
as has been The custom In the past,
| because we want all the publicity we
can set at this time and because OF
I lhe effect 10 VIII have upon the regis
I lraton tomorrow.
"Only four warrants have been is-
sued" said Mr.. Isaacs. hut we have
lother cases which are being investi-
( gated"
Chairman Isaacs issued another Of
the long statements that have feat
iured his party leadership, in the
course OF which ne says:
IAN examination OF the registra.
tion lists, accompanied by careful in-
hesitation. has revealed the fact thal
the registration laws are being Vio'
hated
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
APARTMENT ROBBED,
WOMAN SUSPECTED

The apartment OF Virginia Mon
brd, Negro, 2lS Walnut street, was
broken into yesterday and robbed OF
bedding and wearing apparel valued
d SIS. The thief thoroughly ran
tsckcd th.s apartment and took only
ene nofest articles TO be found IN
he rooms. A closet door was forced
rom lie hinges and numerous small
rticles taken. Upon Mrs Mon
nrds return her suspis ons we're
roused when. according 10 her state
nenis. she saw Virginia Davis wear
ng belt that belonged to her Mrs.
honford.)
Mrs. Monford visited the Davis
uartment on the floor above and
dams to have found numerous
ther articles which had been stolen
rom her.
Virginia Davis. charged with lar
eny, was arrested last night by Con-
rable Andrew Cole. and was given a
hearing before Mag straie Broman
living TO conflicting testimony the
Hagistratc continued the case until
he matter Is more thoroughly IN
pest gated.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
LOCAL GOLFERS
Lead CHAMPS
Reid and Mcleod Defeat
Ray and Vardon in Morn
ing Round
WON OUT IN LAST
TWO OF IS HOLES

By taking the last two OF the is
holes In this morning games at the
Wilmington Country Club, Wilfred
Reid and Fred Mcleod, local golf ex-
perts, defeated FED Ray. the Ameri-
can open golf champion. and Fred
Nerdon, two English experts, who are
touring this country, playing exhi-
bition matches.
Il was the most. keenly contested
match ever Witnessed on the local
Links. Tho players on The FIRST nine
holes were tied as they were at ne
quent intervals throughout the game.
and the winners were nOt determined
until the 18th hole.
Reid. who Is professional at the
Wilmington Country Club. and Nc
Leod, who is Reids partner, won the
IS holes > up. They will play IS
more holes this afternoon.
Reid had the lowest score or "a for
tho iS holes Ray went out in a low
score Of 81 and Reid was low for the
incoming round with 36.
Total Ii0hteen Holes
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
PROHIBITION
Law PRAISED
Boyce, Enforcement Officer,
Says Delaware Has
Benefited
STATE PERHAPS
DRIEST, HE SAYS

w. Truxton Boyce, Federal Prohi-
bition Director for DelaYare, spoke
this morning at tho closing session
OF the Delaware Women's Christian
Temperance Association convention,
in Harrison Street NJ. Z. Church tell
ing some OF the benefits which have
accrued from putting chains on the
rum demon.
He told In detail what prohibition
had done for the city and state, cit
ing the decrease in numDer OF arrests
and prisoners at The workhouse. as
proof OF The benefits brought shout
by the Eighteenth amendment When
he was in the legislature, said Mr.
BOyce, there was discussion OF build
ing a new wing at the county work.
house TO provide for additional pris-
oners. Prohibition. however had
made such am enlargement OF the
buildings at Greenbank unnecessary.
Thus the state would save consider
able money. Mr. .Boyce said
Mr. Boyce also cited the reports or
Chester ". Wells, State Health Com
sioner as Showing conretely the
improved health conditions arising
from suppression OF alcoholic hev-
erages Whereas, In 1918, no fewer
Than II persons had died IN Delaware
from alcoholism, In 1919 only four
died from such cause.
Delaware Is about as dry, II not
the driest, OF any State IN the east, "
declared Mr.. BOyoe. "Our only
trouble comes from Illicit importa-
tion OF liquor from outside"
Numerous questions were asked the
prohibition director by women In the
convention.
Tho following officers were elected
Honorary president Mrs Kate Smith
ers. Smyrna; president, Mrs. George
Pierce, Milford; Nice-president. Mrs
Lena Messick, Bridgeville: cores.
pondlng secretary, Mrs, Jessie Graves
Milford; recording secretary Mrs
street this city: treasurer, Mrs
Clara Marshall, Lewes; vice-presi.
dents-Mrs. Mary b. Donnell Newark
Mrs. Ella d. COrdray. Harrington and
Miss Lillian Cade, OF Milton; loya,
temperance legion secretary, Mrs
Name Register, Lewes; committee or
credeniials-Mrs. Sarah Irwin, Mrs
Jessie Graves. Mrs. Evylin Metcalf anC
Miss Lille Williams; courlesies-
Mrs. Katherine Butler, Mrs. kalherin,
Kane. Miss Annie Lynch and Mrs. ldi
Eaton; resolutions-Mr Kate John
son. Mrs. Kate Thompson. Mrs Annie
Walker and Mrs Albert Hoffecker
linance-Mrs. Clara Marshall, Mrs
Annie l.. Slaughter, Mrs. Laura Truai
and Mrs. Jessie Graves.
An these officers were reelected
With the exception OF Miss Levin
/ Lynch, recording secretary, who re
] signed Mrs. Kate Butler was unani
I mously chosen 10 succeed her.
The convention adopted a resoll
| tion protesting against opening N
state Fair son Sunday. A resoluto
|, also was adopted urging that the Bib
i should be read each morning In evei
public school.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
EAST SIDE WOMEN
TO RALLY TONIGHT

Under ise auspices OF the Fourth
Ward Republican Committee oil
Women, a rally will be held tonight
at No. 4 school. Fifth and French
streets, at which Mrs. Rheia Child
norr, OF New York. will speak Mrs.
D0rr spoke in Wilmington recently,
al one Of the sessions 0f ihe League
of Women Voters. and was very much
disappointed at moi being permitted
TO make Republican campaign
speech Republicans in Delaware
have given Mrs Dorr plenty or oppor-
iuniiy this week 10 make up for her
previous disappointment and she has
been addressing enthusiastic audiences
a. Milford, Delaware City and Bridge
Vile.
The Fourth Ward Chairman. Mrs,
rFlorence Warren. is Issuing the eau
/ for tOnights meeting Ia cooperation
with the committees Of The Sixth and
/ p ghth wards. Tho Republican
. women Of these wards are invited "a
No 4 Schaol and also women Of other
wards, VINO wish 10 attend
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

coated tongue, headache. backache,
pains in the side, liver, kidney
trouble or rheumatism. can be most
treated by the famous
herbal stomach medicine, Plant
Juice. now being introduced here OF
Tho Miller Drug Store. No. 4Oi-iO5
Market street. This truly remark
able preparation is a peculiar com
hination of wonderful effectiveness.
manufactured from medicinal roots,
barks. berries and blossoms which are
gathered especially for IT..
That. t.Plant Juice Is bearing out the
reputation established for 1t in other
cities, IL is only necessary to read the
Statements Of local people who have
been restored to health after they
Thought there was no relief.
Mr. William II. Young, OF No. 500
Poplar street, a we'll known resident
OF Wilmington, and employee o. a
large local concern. recently stated
"plant Juice has made a new man
Of me after | had been suffering for
years: ! was almost a nervous wreck
and my entire system was ont or
order: ! had no appetite whatever
was troubled with gas, my kidneys
were affected and had terrible pains
in my back; / could not sleep al
nicht and got so weak that / could
hardly get about; | would shake Ike
an aspen leaf and the noise in th'
street would almost drive me crazy
III heard SO much about Plant Juice
and the good IL was doing in our citl
/ that I decided 90 give 1t a trial. I
/ certainly was wonderful IN my cas-
for 10 has restored me TO perfec
| health. I have no more trouble witt
imy kidneys or bladder. sleep Ike
a child at night and # has toned m,
nervous system up; | have line ap
petite and am looking so well tha
an OF my friends are remarking abou
lii After trying ever so many so
called Cures Plant Juice was tn
only one TO relieve me. am glad Z
have the opportunity TO give thi
public statement for Plant Juice"
Tie Plant Juice Man is at The Mil
Ter Drug Store, lOs-i0s Market street
where he is d.ily meeting the loca
public and introducing and explain
ing the merits OF this remedy. Ere
samnla@ yziSen.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
GOVERNOR SIGNS
PARDON FOR REED

Governor Townsend has approved
OF conditional pardon for Jesse
Reed, OF this city, who was convict
ed Of burglary and has served 10
months Of a six-year sentence He
may be released this afternoon. a
conditional pardon was recommended
two months ago by the Board Of Par
dons. The attorney generals ONCE
protested. against the liberation OF
Reed All This time, and until he had
served more OF mis- sentence Cover
nor Townsend held a hearing and to
day decided TO approve Of the condl-
tional pardon for 1--WE years. Reed IS
10 report at least once each month
to Probation Ofiicer J. Albert Oliver,
or his successor, during the next i've
years
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
MRS. WOLCOTT
Defends STATE
Senator's Mother Not Con-
vinced Delaware Legis-
lation Is Rotten"
DIR. KELLY SCORES
LAX CHRISTIANS

Evil motion pictures. wicked legis-
hiors. lax physicians and sleeping
Christians" all were scored at the sec
ond DAYS session OF the Della
Ware Women's Christian Temperance
Union convention in Harrison street
NJ. e. Church yesterday afternoon ana
Dr. Howard Kelly OF Baltimore, Ge-
r. cred the broadside OF criticism
Later IN the day Mrs. Mary Wolcoti,
mother OF Unied states Senator Jo
siah o. Wolcutt. tocb exception 70
h.s declarations with regard 70 fol-
An lerisi9iion insofar as u might
srplv 10 the Legislature OF Delaware
f'The real cause Of the wickedntss
Enai goes on In America tod1y dits
in the sleeping churches or the DnriS-
fian people who have the nONer 10
sfop II all but do not" said DR., hel,s'
rDonf waste time glzins at heaven
Get busy" he added.
s'The worst enemies 10 the country
are the bad men In office, ne con-
bnued. "Our legislatures arc sou
erally speaking. rotten. Men talN
ufice, not for the good OF their coun-
trv. but for personal benefit.
''The country is still sunerlns. "
a modified extent from liquor, ana m
~ IlOOlHll fAAilN. Ai'li rHiiA'AtAC 'Hr
ofher forms Of immortality
Al the end OF the session Mrs. Viii
oatt arose and denied that the term
Nrotten" could be applied TO Delaware
LEGISLATORS. She said she had made
personal investigation into the lives
OF representatives OF Delaware and
would send an answer TO any inquir-
rs N any one cared TO write TO her.
sirhe Rev. 4. G.. Prettyman, super
ntendent Of the Anti-SalOon League
pf Delaware warned against allow
ng a DOCTORS prescription bill TO
be passed, because there were some
physicans who had grossly abused
heir privilege. He said prescriptions
b6d been made out for names on
bombstonos, for mules and horses
Mrs. S. T.. Middleton. National L. n
(. superintendent. talked on scientific
temperance instruction In public
schools and colleges,
Mrs Deborah Knox Livingston gave
/ summary OF the iiduor situation In
Surope at last session. She said
Great Britain is looking at the mailer
tns.zs IAN economic point, assertin.
they cannot compete commercially
NTH a nation which Is dry. and thai
Industrial Ireland also looks at II
h0m that Viewpoint France, too
lhe said. had many advocates OF pro-
hlDiton.
She warned her hearers against re-
hxing their vigilance. now The amend
nnant has been passed. "A5 long as
Ihe ingredients OF liquor grow upoi
ne face Of the EARTH" said she, Jus
70 long must we keep on the waict
kEainst IT,"
She urged that the United State
keep out Of Englands dimcultie
With Ireland, saying:
,>'What would you think OF Englan
Esshe PASSED measures in pa-liamei
ls 20 how I'VE should deal with u
bnlored population2 Lei Englal
Lniyo her own problems.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
LAROR TEMPLE NEGOTIATIONS.

proieciOrs OF the LaDOr ItmpIe
said today that prospects were bright
er for changing the location OF the
proposed temple from the Bulls Head
tavern Fourth street. near ohipley 70
fhat ~ the former Charles restaurant,
Deisvare avenue and Tatnall street.
Ontion held by the Labor Temple As
seciation on the Bulls Head property
cxpired last Monday. There still IS
n legal technicaliiy Connected with
ihis deal. which. 10 was believed to-
dav can be Strengthened out and the
,Nav cleared for negotiating for the
Delaware avenue property.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
ACCUSED AS
CAR STRIPPER
Pullman Co., Alleges Ma
zurkiewicz Got Valuable
Articles
SOME OF LOOT
FOUND IN HOME

After an investigation that they
have been conducting for some time,
Detectives Riley and Kempski yester-
day afternoon arrested Stanley Mazur-
kiewicz, aged % years, on three
charges OF larceny Of goods valued
az several thousand dollars, from the
Pullman shops. Hearing in the case
was set for next Tuesday. by Deputy
Judge Finger, in Municipal Court, this
morning, at the request Of Assistant
City Solicitor Davis.
Niazurkiewicz and Mrs. Helen
Dzewa were each held in $500 bail-for
court. on a statutory charge, in court
this morning.
The man Is alleged to have taken
from pullman cars brought into the
shops for repairs, various articles, in
cludlng carpets. portieres. towels
pillow slips. sheets. window shades
curtains, blankets. electric fixtures
etc. Much OF this stun was found al
Mazurkiewicz's home. 600 Churcl
streets. and several other places. sew
eral trips OF an automobile were TO
lquired to convey the stuff 70 the 20
lice station.
T1Nenty-four per cent. Of the farm
women In the United States assist u
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
SUPPORT FOR BRIDE
OF TEN MONTHS

A temporary order OF Si2 a week was
piaced against Eugene Barcus for the
support OF his wife by Deputy judge
Finger. in Municipal Court, this
morning. The case was referred 10
Detective Mcdaniel for investigation
md continued until October 80.
Barcus said that he was willing 10
pay his wife $40 week If she
wouldn't work" The young couple
we're married in January and the hus-
band left the latter part OF last hu-
rust. stopping then TO support her.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
WILL TAKE COX OVER
CITY IN AUTOMOBILE

on his arrival AZ French street sta
tion next Thursday morning Cover
nor James NJ. Cox, OF Ohio, the Demo
cratic Presidential nominee VIII be
mel by a delegation OF Democrats.
Governor Cox and his escort wiz
proceed in automobiles, Immediately
after the arrival OF the JOB O'Clock
train, along Front street to Market,
10 Tie Queen Theatre, wnere after
brief introduction, he will speak. Mtsr
Inc address he Will be escorted by
automobile I'd Market street to Elev-
enth. Eleventh 10 King, TO Tenth, to
French, to the French street station,
in time for the lie O'Clock Train.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
TWO SIGN CLEAN
ELECTION PLEDGE

Two Republicans. Harvey Hoffecker,
nominee for Prothonotary and Isaac
s. Bullock. nominee for Coroner,
were the nrst 10 return endorsed
the pledges sent out by the Delaware
Clean Election Committee, Josiah
Marvel. Chairman. Mr. Marvel sent
the pledges out "wednesday and yes
terday those sent TO the above two
Republicans were returned signed.
The last OF the appeals sent out by
the committee for support in the
clean election movement was mailed
Yesterday 10 the clubwomen OF Del
aware asking for their support In
The movement
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
COLUMBIA GRAPH. TO
CONTINUE DIVIDEND

Unoficial announcement was made
in New York yesterday and received
by Wilmington brokerage houses TO
the effect that the object OF the Col
umbia Graphophone Company's pro
posed increase OF its common stock
by 10000 shares is 10 enable the
continuance indefinitely of the stock
dividend. The company has been
payiisg a 20 per cent. stock dividend
and sf cash annually. The company 5
earnings are so per cent. ahead OF the
same period last year. the statement
added
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
FILIPINO CHIEF TO
URGE INDEPENDENCE

WASHINGTON Oct. IS UNITED
Press .-Immediate Philippine inde-
pendence will be sought from Con-
rrss by lsaru Gihald0nc newly
slecied resident Philippine commits
sinner. he announced here today.
10 Is OF the utmost importance 70
continue friendly relations between
ne Philippines and the United
States that Congress should take
70 the question Of Philippine inde-
peudence without delay" he said.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
pRIuTT SFNT no BALTIMORE.

James n. pruitt, aged y years,
charged with a statutory oftense IN
Maryland. was arrested by City De
tective Mcdaniel, yesterday, at the
plant OF the Joseph Bancroft and
Sons Company. and WIS held at the
police station over night lie was re-
turned TO Baltimore this afternoon,
where he viii be given a hearinS,
having waived requisition.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
TrAIIANs mo- ORGANIZE.

AZ a meeting in the Italian Neigh
borhood House. no Lincoln street, to
night. a Ffth Ward Republican Club
viii be organized. All young Italian
votars of Inc ward arc urged 10. al
tend the meeting. which will start at
$50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
ONE FINGER AMPUTATEp.

Charles Miller aged iI years, iUJ
Delamore Place. while operating a
bread wrapping machine az the Erie
hofer bakery at O'Clock this morning
had the first finger Of his left hend
caught IN the machine, crushing the
end OF the finger He was taken TO
tho Delaware Hospital in the police
ambulance, where the end OF the
finger was amputated.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
How to Danish
Piles
Thousands Eles. Dr. Leonhs5d,, the

Thousands Bless Dr. Leonhardt, the
Thysictan who Discovered a
Common Sense Remedy.
II YOU think that the surgeons knife is
the only method Of escape from the mis-
erv Of piles. it's because you haven't
heard Of the new treatment known as DR..
Ieonhardts HEN ROID.
The Doctors treatment Is Internal By
erperimentiug for years he discovered tho
exact cause Of piles and then went further
ana compounded a remedy that would re-
move the cause.
Or. Ie0nhardt wants every sufferer 10
heneft by his discovery and so that there
will be no doubling or delay. n. h. Dan
forth aud all druggists are authorized TO
sell HEM ROID with guarantee that II
Will DO as stated or money hack
on that honorable basis every sufferer
should secure a package Of Dr. Leon
hard's HEh- ROID tadAr
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
cnNrRACTOR ARREsTED.

J. d. Elder Of the Elder Construc-
ton Company. was arrested this ar
ternoon by Deputy SCherin Parker
growing out OF an alleged violation or
an Injunction by The Court OF Chan
Gerry restraining his firm from doing
certain work. He was taken TO the
police station.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

IL i5 Seldom tlat WiImlnsLon goI
devotees get an opportunity TO wit
ness a match such as THAT eoing on
today. Ray captured the American
open championship title In August, as
Toledo. Ohio. and Nardon. his bud
de" was runner up. They NanquiSh-
ed what is regarded as the best field
OF contestants ever assembled for a
championship tournament
Following the tournament the Brit
ish pair decided 30 tour the country
giving exhibition matches against the
best gOlf experts that could be found.
They have been extremely successful.
losing but a few matches.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
e q p sAIFNIEN DINE TONIGHT.

clnh ~ Delaware will meet at the
I 'anhros Restaurant at s o'clock this
evening The local club extends an
invitation 20 all travelling men OF
delaware 70 attend, as well as their
friends and families.
The sneakers viii be the Hon. VIII
liam n. nenney, Republican candidate
FOR governor. and Judge Daniel o.
Hastings. +. j. Meredith viii preside.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
GRFNNRANK ms RFSmENCF NOW

A few days visit 70 lhls city ended
rather dissstrously for James r.
Jones, who said his home Is In Balti-
more. when he was sentenced 90 one
year in the wOrkhouse and fined Si00
and costs fW assault and battery on
Martin NNtson, also a Negro, by
Deputy Judge Finger In Municipal
Court this morning.
During an argument starting at iii
West Front street yesterday, Jones ef-
fectively used a penknife on Watson,
inflicting four or i've stab wounds
Watson appeared 10 be IN weakened
condition when he was called 10 the
stand IN court this mornin9-
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
pRrACnFRS MEETING

The Rev. Ralph l.. Minker, assistant
pastor OF Grace NJ. g. Church, Will
address the Methodist Episcopal
Preachers Association. on Monday N
Grace Church house The Roy. Claude
W. Clark. pastor Of the NJ. z. CHURCH
Hockossin. win be the speaker on the
following Monday.