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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Autos In Collision.

Harry jones OF Holly Oak had \ narrow
escape from serious .rjury when an auto
mobile whlch he vas driving was struck
II, another machine and showed dis
tance az thirty feet on J'rIon street yrs-
terdav Tn, damage 70 Jones machine
was estimated al 500 The other mschine
was owned bv c. Anderson. 800 Della
ware avenue and driven by i. Granville,
1900 Spring Garden street, Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Alpha Sigma Dance.

The Alpha Sigma fraternity Of the VII
mirgton High School gave It's thTd IN
formal dance of the season AZ the New
e .turv Club lest evening. More then one
hundred couples were present Miss Helen
Broadway and Gilbert Flttman gave an
exhibition Of spot dancing The committee
in charge OF the affair was as folio VS.. John
Gallagher Winston Welker. Frank McCsy,
lack McNif, John Webb and William
MorfOrd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
School Meeting at Centreville.

A community meeting for Mt Any
School district No l6, New Castle coun-
", will be held IN Centrevllle Hall, Mon
1av November 20, beginning al 2 NJ
PROF + F. Martin, state director Of bows
and gI.ls club work will give an illustrated
lecture Thank giving recltauoHs vii
be gwen by the pupils The puhhe Is
cordially invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
To Address Engineers.

Willlam 4. Harding Of Atlantic Clty
viii address q meeting of the National
Engineers Association at 5 o clock tonight
a. 6O4 Market street on the subject The
Value Of instruments in the Power Plant
Prof johnson. teacher of engineering ~
the High School, and George W Bronel!y
Of the Wilmington and Phliadelphia
Traction Company will also give short
addresses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register Of Wills. Isaac X. Brown has
granted letters as foilowa
Administration On tho estate 81 ha
J. Speakman to Miller Speakman
Icstsmentary On the estate ot rank
lin II Stock TO Catherine I stock. estate
~ Tho mas !. LYONS 10 George y Davis-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Cathers Visits City.

Ted Gather ;. who last Year managed
the Richmond team in the Virginia League
has been spending few days IN tins city.
Ted is a former member u the Boston
Nationals. having played with the team IN
the year they won the championship
Since that time he has been managing
minor league clubs Gathers Is much
interested in the plan of having minor
league team IN Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Highway Exhibits Arrive.

Articles Is be exhibited by the state
Highway Department st the annual meet
ing of the Peninsula Horticultural Society.
which viii be held in the Hotel du Pont
next week. have arrived there but
,bev have aaf been removed from the
boxes used for their shipment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
ON Pennsylvania Railroad HoBOr Roll

The names Of three Delaware men have
been placed on the Pennsylvania Kali
road Roll Of Honor They are Samuel :.
Piudcr. Clayton. who saw 43 years OF ser
wee Joseph F. Hastlngs' DeImar, ~
Years service. and Thomas W Weather
~. Ninla 80 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
J. Preston Douehten Ordered Home.

] Preston Doughten, Of the [. ;. Con-
s1lar service, nov on temporary duty
al Warsaw. Poland, has been ordered ia
report in Washington, after twelve Years
in various foreign posts IL IS brother
Of Charles l. Doughten. Soi Jackson
street, and son of ] T Doaghten OF
Rchoboth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
TO TEST ANTJ-CIGAKETTE LAW
OFKANsAS IN SUPREME COURT

Topeka, Kan, Nov 27.--The Kansas
anti-cigarette law will be tested before
the Supreme Court of the United States,
attorneys announced when tho State Su-
prerne Court allowed "A writ ~ error.
which permits an appeal n the Federal
effIrt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Fell Pavement and Cut Forehead. j.

William Bushell 48 years old, l8 East
Thirty-Fourth street fell on the pavement
at Fourteenth and Msrket Thursday
evening and suffered severe cut over his
left eve. He was taken to the Delaware
hos spital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Addition TO BI:Iding.

Building Inspector Ellis P Preston has
authorized T. II Lynch to build an addi-
ton, costing 500, to 407 South Broome
street, owned by Mrs. Joseph Durytch,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
GIFTS FOR THE HOME.

Wherever an article goes into the
home it ls generally for the use ot
tie eanre family
You caa find the very thing You
want by reading the articles adver-
fised under 'Christmas Gdft
Suggestions.
If YOU don't see exactly what
YOU want today. read this classlhta-
ion every day until you do
Read the Ads in Classification
64-A.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
New Auto Tags Red and White.

The new 1921 license tags for automo-
biles are gaudy affairs, with red numbers
on white ground They are now ready
for distribution through the usual agencies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
OBITUARY.
CARMELO COLETTA.

After an Illness gilmore than three months
Carmelo Coletta. we'll known resident
of Italian descent. died ar his home, 1908
West Seventh street. on Thureday eve
nine He wae born in Italy in 1852 and
al the time Of MS death had 4 tailoring
establishment at 604 Market street.
His widow Pasqualina; FIVE children.
Theodore. Of this city: Annie, Of Atlantic
CITY. \ j.. Cougha. who IS now IN
talv Elizabeth of Coas;esvllle Pc and
Adellne. of Philadelphia. survive him
The funeral viii be held Monday
morning. from his late residence at $50
o clock. with solemn requiem mass N
Il Thomas Church Interment VIII
be in the New Cathedral Cemetery
MARY A SULLIVAN.
Marx a sullivan Of Newark died
Thursday
SAMUEL WILEY
samuel II. Hey, Of Wilmington. st
wears old. died Thursday Fur eral ser
vices viii be held at RobiI sons under
taking parlors, 1000 Jackson street, thli
afternoon
SARAH +. WOOD.
Sarah r. Wood II years old, Of New
ark. died on " edg esday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
III with the Grip.

Mrs. MARY q. Davis, police matron is con-
fined to her home, 1923 Lombard street
with an attack of the grip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Spent Day Cunning

Edwin r, Cochran, Jr., spent Thursday
cunning IN Blackbird 70. est.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
To Gu re a Cold in One Day

Take Groves Laxative Bromo Quinlne
tablets The genuine bears the signature
Of l.. ". Grove 3Cc ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
State Trustees Meet Thursday.

The regular monthly meeting Of trustees
of the State hospital will be held Thursday
morning at i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Bank Being Refresc0ed.

The Wilmington Trust Co.'S bank IS
being refrescoed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
N MFMORIAM.

In loving remembrance Of our dear little
dsughter Margaret Haines. VINO lett US sad
and lonely four years aFo today NoVember
Father and Mother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Frederic ] Haskin, Director
WILMINGTON EVERY EVENING
information Bureau
Washington ID q

/ enclose herewith two cents IN stamps
for return postage on free copy ui
What the Body Needs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27

Additional death notices. received too late
far this column viii hc found on flnancia
lact
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27

Sarah +. Wood, II years old, Of New
ark. died on Weds esday
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

but believe At Will be nightly I'M.
derstoods. The, music,aelected tot ths
dance as Wolf arrariss VIII
:Nulovga.s course Isn't sacfiI5shg.
iious,'' further expiainsd Guthrie
mo more, than IS ::ParisfalsAltheuE
we are giyingaftS In the parish shailS Il
could could; we'll be-: ENACTED inslthe
sanctuary ssS fss9S s.S taS, ssS ~
Clothes mtayscome4 ana clothes ma
well. bes worn when they are old,
and autos may be economical on, but
candy eating goes on forever and
no sceasing. Such at least
would seem to be the: Story. OF the
employment figures for New York
which have Just been Unpublished.
There have been cuttings down in
every other Branch of industry. But
not that of making candy twenty.
per Of employees this year over last.
Is the. proud-report from the sweets
Tony sarg,s Marfonettes in rip
Van Wrinkle" present. one of the neW-
est Theatrical productions. /. just
couldn't be made to believe that there
could be anything different. in any
m~arionette show from the PunchISand
Ct my mothers childhood, Until
I went, scoffing. to see what Tony
est thing to a real illusion Of any
thing I've e in a longs long time.
You, actually do forget a that they
aren't In some way real.It!They strut,
sin, dance, and one even went sc far
to, smoke q pipe. NJ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
INTEREST TO WOMEN

Miss Mary Trepanier has arrived
home from Stout institute. Menomi-
nee, Wis, where she is attending
school this year. to spend Christmas
az the guest Of her mother, Mrs c,
r. ~Trepanier, Fourth avenue.
Acacia chapter number IL, Order OF
Eastern Star. will meet on Tuesday
evening In the Masonic temple and
all members of the order, whether
affiliated with the local chapter or not;
are invited,st 70 attend.
- g4 %ssS 4 r. 4
The Westminster Guild will NEE
on Tuesday night in the parlors OF
the First Presbyterian church and all
members of the society are urged to
attend. Important business is to
come up at this meeting which opens
at 1880 o'clock.
The last gathering Of the Synergoi
fraternity before the Christmas holi-
party and was held in the Guild hall
on Saturday evening. The hours
were from 1880 to II o'clock and
dancing was an outstanding feature
Of the affair. Emard's six piece orr
chestra played the program. Punch
was served throughout the hours and
another. feature of interest was the
distribution Of gifts from the lighted
Christmas tree which held a promi-
X X X
Miss Florence Johnson, who is at
tending the University of Wisconsin
this year, has returned from Madison
to spend the Christmas holidays. with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. John
son.
X X X
Az orrpnrpiAfn ,rrnprqn M Was given
on Su, 'ay evening at the regular
! meeting of the Christian Endeavor
society. held from. 6:45 to 7A5
o'clocksin the parlors Of the First
! Presbyterian church. Miss Geraldine
McNicol was the leader OF the meet
ing. and Miss Gudrun Hulteng- con-
tributed a group of vocal numbers.
Miss Grace belong, principal and
supervisor Of domestic science i'll the
schools at Beach, Nd, arrived in the
! city on Saturday evening to spend
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. e. belong, 315 Dakota ave.
nue .-
Misses Hazel ana x Aura chafree o,
the Gamma Phi Beta house will have
their mother. Mrs. F. L. Danforth
of Minneapolis as their house guest
over the Christmas holidays.
* i: X
Miss Vera Peck of Larimore, wht
has been the week end guest of Mis-:
Olive Dahl. 1924 University avenue
has returned to Larimore to resume
her teaching.
x X X
Mrs. Jessie G. Spearing Of Wahpe'
ton, n. D., department president Of
! the Women's Relief Corps in NORTH
Dakota, was in Grand Forks on Sat
urday and at a special meeting OF the
Relief Corps of Grand Forks con
Quoted the annual corps inspection
Mrs. Spearing returned to her home
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Spearing came to Grand Fork.
in place Of Retta Couch OF Lisbon. n
D., state inspector. An interesting
talk vas given by Mrs. Spearing a
! the afternoon meeting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
H. mixer Bob
@A4g4kS ~ arlysleh u. holcomb ass9G@
org FOR THE HE LANE or THE SOUTH.
'hyC arlysleh holcomb.

Now, Tinker Bob was glad to start
OF the South, but he was
sorry to leave all of the Forest Cree.
atures. behind. He didsnot have room
I'd take all Of them with him for the
Magic Basket was only big enough for
two. a,sst .as.,
He left Major Pole Cat and Chief
Pork to- look after the jewellers OF
the woodland stillslfe should return. in
the; Spring. You can bet that Major
Pole Cat would be on the job, and II
anysofs the Creatures Of the Forest
ttrfed.-to fool with them there would
be trouble, and a kind Of trouble that
they would not be expecting.
Are we ready, Lady Duck?" IN
quired Tinker Bob as he looked about.
"Quack, quack, 1 think we are" was
aaAii right. We will leave o. Pos
sum for Major Pole Cat and@Chief
Pork to. look after, for the Moon has
said he could not always shine at
might so we must go when he Is Shin
Ing; DID g get enough : !, things T,,t TO- !.
was interested In food for her.
'.Quack, quack, / have some nuts
and some apples and some corn and
some potatoes. Will that be enough.
for us 80 Il
N"We will not need any more than.
that" said Tinker Bob. If we do we
shall find plenty on the way that we
can easily get" IN, d !.
"Quack, quack. I will say farewell
to you. Major Pole Cat and to you.
Chief Porky. for many a time you
have saved my life in the Great, For-.
est and I cannot forget your. kindness.
And you, o. Possum, I will say you.
we're very kind to me the first winter
I spent in the Forest and lam very
glad for that time of happiness, and.
] am glad I could lay an egg a day.
for you and the young Fox children.
Some. day o will be sorry for all
Of the trouble you have caused"
Nov we are ready" said Tinker,
and. he took Major Pole Cat in his
arms and Rugged him tight. Then
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

.-tL7zS4Hrt -
he tried to do the same with Chief
Perky, but the thorn quilts were so
sharp that he had to put him down
without giving. him q hug. Chief
Perky understood.
MnkefBob tapped the Stone OF
and the-BeautifuL lCrea-
tune Of His Desire came instantly.
She had with her the wonderful
Magic Basket. The King put Lady
Duck into the basket first, then he
climbed in and they were of to the
Land Of the South. He waved his hat
to the creatures below as they were
lifted far above the Forest. 49,
What Is this coming 2" asked Tin
ker as he looked to the back OF them.
There they saw something coming
toward them that looked like the let
ter ''V." Tinker had eve seen any
thing like this before.
Observation-Disclosures is Danger Behind.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

Honoring their silver wedding an
niversary. which occurred Sunday, a
group Of friends gathered in the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. P. o. Thorson,
1908 Belmont avenue. on Saturday
,sseyening. An informal evening was
spent. Rev. David stoeve presiding
= over the program Of short talks given
= by a number of the guests. Some
y attractive pieces Of silver including a
coffee and tea service, from the Nor
manden Publishing company, were
presented the honor guests, and at
the close of the evening light refresh
ments were servei. The guests mum
-bered about eighty.
~. X x u
sy. The dancing party which was to
have beer given in the Orpheum hall
on Thursday evening. December %,
has been postponed to Wednesday
evening, January %, according to an
announcement just made. The Tire
less Trotters are sponsoring the affair.
and it is to be Of a series which
this society is giving in the Orpheum
hall this winter. The committee in
charge includes. Misses Marjorie
Ryan. Thelma Bonnet. Frank Dug
gan and Thomas White comprise the
comnittee in charge of the coming
party.
William J. Rusch of Omaha. Neb.,
has arrived in the city to join Mrs.
Rusch and little son Billy, Jr.. and
they will be the holiday quests of Mrs.
Spriggs, 800 North Fifth street. Mr..
and Mrs. Rusch and son will go to
u Fargo after the holidays before they
return to their home. r
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Olson, Reeves
avenue, are entertaining as their
house guest for a short times Miss
Ava Blank. of New York City. who is
on route toAIos Angeles to spend the
was formerly head OF the Commercial
department Of the Grand Forks high
school.
Miss Mae Dettman. who has spent
h last year with her sister, Mrs.
Wellington Corliss. at Portland, Ore.
las returned to Grand Forks and will
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Dettman, 406 Oak street.
20 A group of friends gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Raymond,
o4. Cottonwood street, on Saturday
Raynnond's birthday anniversary.
G~rsnd-nolo was the evenings di-
Version and T. K. Ahlroth was award
ed nrst prize at the close Of the
same. There were three tables. The
se1f invited guests served light re-
freshments at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Mildred Reid, who has beer
Attending the university. left Sunday
noon to visit over the holidays in
Minneapolis as the guest Of her. par
emu, Mr.. and Mrs e. s. Reid, form
erly Of Grand Forks.
AcElroy's Flower. Shop. original
cornges, cut flowers fresh every
ssmornfng. Funeral designs. Come to
@MeEhoy's. 40S DeMers avenue. Phone
1991-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

Announcement is male of the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Himmilbock Of
Newburg,NN. D., and Edward F!ade-
land of Grand Forks, which occurred
on Saturday afternoon in the groom's
home, SIS Cottonwood street. Rev.
wore her travelling suit of blue tri-
cotfne. and her flowers were Qphelia
roses and narcissus. Miss Bertha
.Fladeland, a sister of the groom. was
bridesmaid and Andrew Fladeland
was the groomsman. Mr., and Mrs.
Flade1and are now enjoying their
honeymoon and will return to Grand
Forks after the first Of the year to
make their home.
* u. 4
Home made candy-fudge, pin
ochte. divinity, stuffed dates, choco-
late covered cherries. candied fruit.
sailed nuts, etc, $1.00 a pound. Call
1044-W.-Adv.
Miss Eleanor Healy is expected to
arrive home tonight from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa., to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents, DR.. { and
Mrs. H H. Hsaly; Riverside park.
Miss Gertrude Pickett, whose mar
riage to Otto Paul Paschke Of East
Grand Forks takes place on New
Years day, was guest of honor at a
miscellaneous shower given on Sun
day evening in the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. L. S. Bechtel, BIG North
Fourth street. There were some thir-
ty-five guests. An informal evening
of music and games was closed with
the service Of a dainty repast. Assist
ing the. hostess were Mrs w. Wilson
and Mrs. Samuel Pickett.
4 X
=, The Faculty l. Wives club, which
was to have met on Monday, Decem-
Der 81, has been postponed, accord
ing to an announcement made today,
The meeting will not be held until
further notice. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
Young People
Glue Pageant

Before q house which taxed the
First Baptist church to its capacity,
the play, 1.-THE Pilgrim And the
Book" was presented o n Sunday I've
ming, December 10, under the aus
piccs Of the Baptist Young Peoples
union. The sketch. q dramatic ale
CORY, written by Percy MacKaye, was
:, given In place Of the regular Sunday
evening service. Mrs. G.. w. Bucking-
ham directed the production and also
the choir which assisted at various
intervals. Miss Winnifred Nelson
presided at the ryan and Arthur
Tweet superintendent the lighting. The
costumes and scenery were excep-
tionaliy good.
AS the pilgrim. Duane Squires did
some very excellent work and 8. c.
Hendrickson as Satanas was good in
his part. The remaining members OF
the cast were we'll chosen, each aid
Ing materially in the success of the
affair. and they are:
Revelation ......... Phyllas Sherman
noses. watson
David 49,. Alden Squires
Isaiah Rev. John g. York
Angel of the STAR. Ruth Loughlin
SAINT John. Lloyd Thompson
Saint Paul. Robert Webster
Persecution ..... Mildred Odell
Fear Of Death. ...... Mildred Odell
Spirit OF the Old testament.
Ruth Schlaberg
Spirit Of the New Testament So.
..Lenore Carpenter
Groups Of Psalms, Laws, Prophets,
Shepherds, Disciples, Apostles.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

The executive committee of the
Civic league met on Saturday after
noon in the home Of Mrs. S. Torger-
son. president, to discuss plans for
the coming year. No definite action
was taken but it is the plan Of the
committee to make the Civic, league
n Of the most active and interesting
Women's club in the city.
Plans for a series of social affairs to
raise funds for the club treasury were
discussed and it is probable. the first
OF these will oon he held. Following
the business session there was a brief
social hour during which Mrs. Torger-
sony served tea. :,
The executive committee and chair
men Of the Civic, League follow:
President-Mrs. Samuel Torgerson.
+ Treasurer-Mrs. John Bulge.
Secretary-Mrs. c. E. Brawner.
Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee, Mrs. p. NJ. Cole; chairman Of the
identifying committee, Mrs. j. E. Eng
stad; chairman of the membership
committee, Mrs. j. F. Soule: chairman
OF the program committee, Mrs. James
collins; chairman of the house COM
mittee, Mrs. A. A. Western, chairman
or the press committee, Mrs. j. NJ. Gil
lette; chairman of the Legislative com
mlttee, DR.. Margaret Peake; chairman
or the pure food committee, DR.. Mae
saunders; chairman of the street and
alley committee. Mrs. R. A. Sprague,
& X X X
Mrs. John Murphy and daughters,
Monica and Verona, ares spending
the day in Grand Forks attending to
Christmas shopping and visiting with
friends. Miss Monica Murphy, who
a been attending Trinity college at
washington, D. c., returned home on
Saturday evening to be the holiday
guest.of her parents.
- X * X
The vesper service ut the Y. w. G
a. on Sunday evening was n OF
special interest II under the direc.
ton OF the '"Y" secretaries an excep-
tlonally appropriate Christmas pro.
gram was given. Miss Beatrice Olson,
MRS. 81: Alden Enyeart and Prof. J,
a. Buchholz contributed numbers. a
ugnt repast was served in the cafe
terra at the close of the. service ana
a silver offering was taken up for Inc
benefit of the missions. ~ :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
Northwest I4imericks

A fellow who dwelt at Dunn Center
Proposed. to become an inventor;
He invented a still.
And some Moonshiner's swill,
But they nabbed him; he's now a re
&penter!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

A revival of tn edance as a relig-
ious form, a. symbol Of Worship, is
to be introduced by the rector Of one
Of New York's oldest Episcopa.
churches. st. Marks in-the-Bouw-
erie. at the st. Nicholas-tide festival.
SIX young women.sincludQg the pas
tors two daughters will give. a ritual
dancessofs the ,Annunciation. est is
an audacious adventure" says the
pastor in his program announcement