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PEACE RESOLUTION CASE
POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY
'mcnGo Lawyer Requests Court to
Delay Hearing Application for
Mnndnnns Order.
BY Associated Press

II! .NSHUV!NINV lFcSS.I
WASHINGTON, July 26.-By agree
ment OF counsel, Chef Justice Mccoy,
OF the District Supreme Court todav
POSTPONED hearing on the request OF
larry y. Mccartney. Chicago law
yer. for mandamus order to compel
Secretary of State Colby to declare
officially that state OF peace exists
between the United States and Ger
many. The hearing was Set for Wed
esday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
JAPANESE TAKE CONTROL
OF SIBERIAN TERRITORY
'h''eu states withhoidx Assent 10
Violation OF Treaty OF
Portsmouth.
Thy Associated rrcss.J

Iohfo July 20.--Dccision of ia
pan 10 occupy the Siberian IittoraI
uh'lI establishment of responsible
RUSSIAN government which WILL en-
able satisfactory settlement OF the
NlKoiaieVsk massacre" IS regarded
by the japanese newspapers as an
important development OF the ST.
berian policy. tan,amount to Indefinite
occupation OF Northern Saghalien and
the Nikolaicrsk region by Japan.
Newspapers call attention to North
ern Saghalien Island, off the SIBERIAN
coast. as rich in gold. silver. coal and
oil. and the Nikolaievsk region as
valuable for its fisheries and fores-
try.
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United statcs withholds Assent.

allied and associated governments;
addressed by Japan with a statement
OF her purpose IN occupying the
northern portion Of the Island OF
Saghal.en and the territory on the
opposite A.siatic coast have expressed
satisfaction except the United Staic..
The United States government thus
far has withheld It's approval OF the
Japanese action, and In the course
Of the exchanges which sim are in
progress, is understood TO have let IL
he known that IL stands for adhcr-
cncc TO the treaty o: Portsmouth un-
der which the norincsn half OF thc
Island oi Sagaa!icn was TO remain in
possession o. Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

naming here several months and
wen; 10 Detroit Jackson. the hus-
band OF the murder victim. was dccp-
" affected by news OF her death.
They We're no; divorced. he says. She
was nineteen years old and he Is
;wenty-ore. The Photograph OF the
slain sir! Was Identified by her hus-
band. her steptather. Alfred Vaughn.
and her second cousin. J. y. McCiec.
1 deputy sheriff o: S.arkvil!e.
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ireland Ready for Peace or wor.

DUBLIN. July 26.-The Frcemans'
journal prints an article today reply
ing 10 the statement made by Premier
Lloyd George last Thursday to n dcpu-
taiion Of the parliamentary committee
OF the Trades Union Congress. in
which the Premier declared he was
an anxious as any man 10 see tile
Irish question settled on basis ac-
ccp;abic 10 the majority OF the Irish
people and that the government was
prepared 10 go a long way in letting
ireland manage her own affairs Il:
the necessary assurances were forth
coming
There is no serious obstacle In the
resent English Parliament 10 peace
w!th Ireland. for the bulk OF its mem
5srs." says ;he newspaper in its re-
ply ireland would welcome peace
on 4 basis OF full and free sc!t-gov-
eminent. with one Irish Parliament,
and one Irish Parliament only. she
is also prepared for war. whether il
tor I'VE years, fifty years OF a
century. Which IS /; 20 be? Let the
English Cabinet answer. and quick ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
REPORT CHILEAN SOLDIERS
ARE STIRRING UP TROUBLE
Peruvian Chancellor Alleges Tim,
POpulnce In Being Provoked
to Violence.
my Associated Prcss.l

BUENOS, AIRES, July 2G-Patrols
OF Chilean soldiers arc making in
cursions into Peruvian territory and
committing acts7of violence for the
purpose OF provoking the people to
producing conflict. This Is charged
IN an official communication from
Chancellor Melton Porras OF Peru.
made public by DR.. Herman Velarde
Peruvian minister to Argentine. to.
day.
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RESOlUTE LEADS
SHAMROCK WHEN
RACE CALLED OFF

lar weather was the Weather Blu
Teau prediction tonight FOR tomor-
rows yacht race.
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Protest Firlng nn Monastery.

NLI-FAST. July 26.-Tht Uuudllk
guardians adopted a resolution ;oda. :.
protesting against the unjust,ilab .c
Sorduct OF the military authorities
IN firing on the Kcdenptorist M5nas-
terry AZ Clonard. Belfast. on the p, g
text that snipers were located in the
building.
The resolution declares that the
rreicNt has not one particle OF
foundation 10 support it," and ADDS
We have not yet heard that AN
outrage sucu as this occurred in
beIg!um during the German occo-
patton"
II was directed that the resolution
DC sent 10 the Sim Fcin minis: T.
IF foreign affairs" for transnl.sston
- the governments Of Europe and
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GERMANY MUST RETURN
DORTON TO THE RHlNELAND
High Commission Advises Govern.
mcnt that Energetic Meaaurcn,
OthrrSyisc, VIII lie Taken.
!Dy Associated prcss.l

!By Associated Prcss.l
PARIS. July 26.--rhe allied high
commissioners in the Rhincland las,
evening informed the German I'm :
pcr!al commissioner there that unlaas
Dr. III. y. Dor;cn. the Scparatist lea
cr. was surrendered and brought
back to the Rhineland. :he commits
sion would take the most energetic
measures. according To news re-
Ccivcd at tho Foreign Office today
The commissioners decided tina,
the arrest Of DR.. Dorten was in ylo.
lat!on OF the regulations governin.
the occupation and a blow TO the ali-
thOrity OF the commission In the
REinclnnd. and that action should D..
taken at once II the prisoner was not
returned.
Hrrlin Frees ScparntIst Leader.
BERLIN. July 2G.-Dr. II 4. Dor
ten, the Scparatist leader IN the
Knintland. who was arrested recent :
ly by German authorities, has been
set free upon the governments or
der the Lokal Anzeiger announces
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
CELEBRATION BY MASONS.

Scaford. Nov. 9. Masons Of Hope
Lodge, No. 4, Laurel, and Gethsemane
Lodge. No. IS, Reliance, joined with ,he
Masons of Hiram Lodge, No. Il, oi TINS
town. Thursday night. in celebrating the
l6Sth Masonic birthday of George Wash
inuton. The celebration took place IN the
Masonic Temple, Seaford, and the rooms
of the building were crowded visitors
also were present from many other
Masonic lodges.
An appropriate program was gwen
opening with the reading OF comn'ini-
cation from grand master OF Delaware
William ]. Highfeld of Wilmington, IN
which he called the brothers attention to
the reason for holding the celebration.
Worshipful Master HARRISON Nj: Manning
Of Hiram Lodge introduced James NJ.
TunncI of Doric Lodge. No. 30, Millville.
who made brilliant address, culogizlng
Washington rs the patriot, soldier, man
and Mason. Rev. h. + Rulcy of Phllan-
thropic Lodge, No l6S. New Market.
Md spoke. and then there was reading,
in unison. of The American Creed.
Rev. ]. IL. Thornton of GcthsemanG
Lodge No 2S, Reliance. made 4 bret
address. Singing of the Battle Cry OF
Freedom" and talk by Past Grand Mas
ter William +. Nallicnt Of Hope Lodge
No. 4. Laurel. concluded the program
and q collation. followed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. NOV The property .at
Front and Walnut streets. adjoining the
First National Bank. which is owned now
~ William r. Coffin, Is undergoing 2
general rcInodcllug The first iioor iS
beng arranged for two places % business
and the second and th!rd floors are being
turned into modern apartments.
Mr. Lydia Whcaflcl wlloWoi ihomas
r Whcatlcy. Yesterday eali # puhic
salc thc personal property IF h"r late nus
band consisting lrErl> ~ farming mate
rial~ ana implements Frank y Becker,
having discontinued farming Ani about
III move ~ near Lancaster I'a., soii M
personal n~oI-1ty, mcaijur farm natei-
ials ana implements aad ai~o household
goods !,
OWING 4, tho extreme scarcity .ot
coal. frcwoai. which ordinarily sold Tor
81 30 to S3 - pr load IS now selling AZ
$40 pcr load ana Is III great demand ~
Considerable complaint has been made
II tho past few day> IF 'ho,ght.cs~ people
burning leaves on tho streets " Milford
\ot onlv i such action IN direct violation
of A town ordinance, hut tho hUidng nt
fires ruins the streets. Is tn" Iarv.2 Goa
ing is destroyed ana holes soon wash IN
that SPOT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
MASQUERADE PARTY

Scaford. Nov. g. Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Hill gave q masquerade party on Thurs
dav evening To their daughter, Miss
Mildred Hill Various games were
PLAYED and refreshments were served.
Those present were: MIR. and Mira.
Guy Hill. Mr. and Mrs Howard Allen,
Misses Mildred Hill, Edith Burton,
FInice Kraft. Alice Burton, Mary Lowe,
Grace Coulbourn. Anna Philips, Mona
Purse. Mabel Phillips. Elsie Collins, olive
Burton, Lettie Till, Edna Wright.
Florence Marvel. Virginia Harrington,
Margaret Coulbourn. Matte Johnson, +,
Martha Harrington, Dnrothea Watson,
Gracc Owens. Marie Friedcl, Elizabeth
Baker. Lola Griffith. Elizabeth LESLEY
Agnes FriedeI. Rena Hastings, Mildred
Uill Iva Garter. Adele NanSant. Doro thy
MctllL,tcr, Frances Morris, Orva Morris,
sigma ConIboun. Messrs James Ross,
LOUIS Isaacs, Melvin Willlr. Virgil lsaocs
Granville Kinder, Floyd Wheatley. Ralph
mn. RAYMOND Philips, Earl Wright,
stephen Allen, Howard Purse, Milton
Allen. Andrew NanSant, il Jesse Allen,
William Moore. Carter Baker, Jpmes
Burton, Jude Hardcsty. Edgar Morris
Thomas Donoho. Paul Bowden. Albert
Hill Leslie Wright Ralph Hastings
Edward Mitchell. lrvn Carpent or, Con
wen Shrplcv, Herbert l.ank, Cieorg'
Emery. William Miller, George Culver
Joseph Wiley. Frank McAlllster, VII
liam Blades, James Whcatey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
PAID ELECTION BET.

Laurel. Nov g. 4 short time previous
70 the election. TUESDAY Captsln Roland
I Quillen. a promircri Democrat OF this
town. absolutely certain that Governor
Cox would bc elected engaged in 3 friend
IL argument with oscar q James, chief
Of the local police force. who wa~ equally
certain that senator Harding would win,
The talk led 10 4 wager that The loser
would ride the winner iu a whcelbarrOw
from the postotftcc Il Market and Poplar
streets to Delaware avenue and return,
a distance u quarter Of a mile
Las night the bet wa paid. - the great
arnlsemeu; of the people lining the street
who enJoycd chatting the genial captain
as he trllndlcd h.- opponent ap and down
At the conclusion q the ride. Chief
James invited his wInded ard pcraprmg
friend into a nearby cafe. where they for
go' the election over a friendly glass of
soda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

specjal Correspondence OF Every Evening
Elkton. Md. Nov 6 Walter Blair,
Young farmer of near Elkton. was arrested
bv Duckirg Policeman Toy of Chesa-
peake CITY, charged with cunning for
ducks from a powerboat Justice Pratt
imposed fine Of 500, with cost.
Miss Calysta Feelily gave a surprise
shower. tins afternoon, at her home on
West High street F.lkton, IN honor, OF
Miss Corueiia Cooper, whose marriage 10
Fletcher Williams will take place De
CcmbeT l.
Walter :. Fadeley and Miss Netta P
WIlfong, both Of Havre de Grace, were
married IN F.lkton, last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs r. ). Meyers OF Perry
Point announces the marriage OF Their
daughter. Elizabeth Mackinson to Philip
j. kurtx of Philadelphia, ln Elkton,
October y
The schools throughout Cecil county
were closed. Yesterday, in order that the
teachers could attend an institute IN
EIkton high school
Citizens Of Rising sun have arranged
for course Of entertainments 10 be gwen
IN the town hall during the winter months.
The Hytheham Club Of Port Deposit
has raised funds Tor the preservation Of
Richard oak the oldest tree in Cecil
county, at portcr's Bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06

noon Mt 2, and will be in charge of Rev.
David Reed.
Rev. George +. Street, pnstor oi the
Firet Baptist Church, viii preach tofnor~
row morning at II O'Clock on the subject,
HAt,itnde of Desire. At the evening
service at !. 30 he will take for hls theme
"'rhe Christian and His Amusenents
Mr.. and Mrs Morrill, Thornton last
evening entertained the members of theif
Sunday school classes Of the First Prcsby-
terrain Sunday school at their home.
The Penn Literary Society OF the New
Castle High School yesterday elected the
following officers: Elsie Walls president,
Mabel Eskfidge, vice-pfeadent, thafiea
King, secretary; John Ieach, tfcitbui'i'
George Tobin, pianist
Archie I.nnk who WAS operated upon
severol dayg npo NJ the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington, for ap-
pondcitis is recuperatinR
Captain l.. s. Meanson Of Brooklyn -
visiting Mr. and Mrs johnson Long
We have just received fresh supply
Of WhfafnanR Delicious candy r.
Challenger d Son, Prescription Pharma-
cist, Adv
At the methodist Church tomorrow
morning, the first Sunday services wilt be
held IN the renovated auditorium at lu3o,
when the sacrament Of tho Lord supper
will be administered AZ q clock hcV.
Ralph Minker Of Grace Church, Whining
ton will address the Bnraca Class. Up
worth League at 7 o'clock and preaching
by the pastor at 730 on "fhe Spirit Of
Mcthodism
A new style rubber sponge, very dur
able. toe, 75e and 3 90 Stopin and see u
+. Challenger & son, Prescription Phar-
rnacists Adv
Victrolas and records -Bndgewat9r 3
Adv.
For that cough, White Pine and Tar
with Honey and Extract Of Cod Liver OIL
4 full sized bottle 20 cents F. Challenge
4 Son. Prescription Pharmacists Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
CUESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

aneriai Correspondence of Every Evening
cbeqtorfown. Md, Nov 8 The annual
county exhibit under the direction q
County Agent Horace ID Derrick opened
~ thn ,ssrrnblv hall of Cbcetcrtown High
school Yesterday morning. and will con
tinIle through today / he EXHIBIT II thf
largest and beat ever gwen N the county,
and conaists 81 agricultural, lndusfHai
and health exhibits nf all descriptions
There nre sixteen different agricultural
and industrial organizations n nc count.
and All arr we'll represented u ihe various
displays The displays q wheat Eegeta-
blps. etc. is verE fine. and the Judge
who arc from tho nivcrstT II Maryland
Extension Service, are experiencing dH-
hctllfy IN determining tho Winners
The Official vote ID Kent county. can
vassed bv the Board ol Supervisors q
Elections, give tox fnal"rfy y ~
Senator smith. 394, and I Man Colds
borough candidate far Congress 334
The rnarraee If Mss iNonore Wilmer.
n,aco ,f phlp e. Wilmer and Ms ice
Wilmer n Donald STAN. ~ Chestrrt0wn
/ wlIItake place today at the homo u slr
/ Wilmer on Washington avenue, hester
/ town After a short welding trip Mf ana
Mrs STAN uill reside on Front street
The marriage of Mise Halle oopcr
,,.,,,,l.ar IL ,r1,rr officer and Mrs Samuel
+ Cooper 10 Edward Schman .ofW Washing-
ton. took place At noon TODAY a ne home
If the bride parents On High street
4 Chestertown
Cottage prayer meetings. preparatory
to beginning union revival services ~ the
two Methodist churches of CheStertoWn
began Thurs lay night With services u
49,. hornas ~ o. rye r Rouse and Mrs
Er,Il,aro II Wad3eli Meetings we're helg
ias+ r,abt 4. tho homes III William J
Un9so6 end II 4 TouIson. Union ser
,..eas I'll b,.g,n IN Sunday November | +
AncId coiorad nan II G Chestertown threw
-. - IL garden q quantity az verv snal
potatoes not larger than marbles. ! h'
potatoes rooted and have produced on
Of the best crops raised IN town gardens
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
prLAW NRT CITY NEWs.

n .,.r. ,..t \.y Joh--ic Rn-
..l r...rrt c,al IL the FjChtec,'h
l. I Faaf, hes acc'p'td
~,.a.d Co.
81 Is In. NnlrgcStt ch.lo q
- i.rrt 0.a., ls IL Al 'hcli hVi'c
/. Uuuutan street.
rf. ~. small ,h'I-cr of Private John
Et-aL arc IT vI.h bronchial trouble
Mn PFC. STANLEY i II AZ her home
o. Adams street
Miss Florcncr { Hall was in charge
NJ he weckll meeting Of The lentury
Ci,,l, yesterday afternoon Edward \.
Sfrcr was the subject ~ the afternoon: !:
4 paisr loaned ~ the Woman Clun q
salem. \. j.. o. hls book. Prom Men
a. .ti1cr. was read, and Key honfFi
, Pre-: read 4 selection frtm some q ms
o'hr- vorA~
Trc Nirq Brotherhood a the Prcsov..
f.r.Ar hurch ha- completed canvas oI
a., congregation for SUBSCRIPTIONS % 'sF
memorial l,m.al fund y rcSa'l h'"
n, NJ. + hav, i,rrn ordered
4, fs, PRESBYTERIAN Church next
V..ir..,.!ay .vcnln- there Will bc cont
p~cr..Iaral ucct.g FOR the purpose oi
,lerti,p : trustee ard two or more new
uerni,cr~ to fhc sessions oi the church-
4, l~f rnaI reception viii follow
Hcrhsrt Netch, engineer Of the | :
drcicr Delaware. spent Yesterday mere
VIII ne parents. Nj and Mrs John
\f'rh
Ttc vo,r-p mon III thi, place IRE
o-r,-iyiur basketball teara
Ilner tfr.e ard John Hulimorc had
-, .g,ovqbl. dgcklrg trin up Dragon
tn. Yacht, Vam1.re aud Carolina
r,.s.l5 ,br..pgh tho camel. YESTERDAY, from
rt,l,dol,t on a ducklrg trip TO the
>u-ni,nhall-A rINcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
A DESERVED TRIBUTE.

We wish to pay deserved tribute 70
the Wilmington Every Evening for tie
splendid campaign t conducted in the
election this wear While making an active
and admirable fght on behalf Of the
Democratic candidates, National and State
yet Every Evening made no appeal %
bitter partisan pre!udIces. but N the
other hand conducted > vigorous. clean
campaign directed solely at lie intei-
Egence of is readers And that i did
appeal TO the intelligent voters q the
St5te was apparent IN the returns on
election night The Delaware Democratic
party, and every independent Democratic
voter IN the State owes vote OF thanks
to Every Evening for Is splendid work
While We have not always agreed with
our Wilmington contemporary. and upon
more than one occasion have openly dit-
fereti with It. yet we a~e now glad 70 dor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
SURPRISE PARTY.

Laurel. Nov. Mrs Willard :.
Holt was given delightful surprise party
a. her home on Second street Thursday
night. IN honor oi her birthday auuiver-
sarv The following frIeud~ were present
Nj and Mrs J G. Coote and Miss
Mildred Cootc Of PhiIad-iphla; Mr. aud
Mrs L. + Bell. Mrs NJ : Holt Mrs.
William = Giordv. Mrs Iidn Holt Mrs
Fskrldge. Alr- Lena Plummer. Mr aud
Mrs c Raw Watson. Mr. aud Mrs Wal
ter + Horsey, AIr aud Mrs Roger X.
Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Rresc @. Gordy.
Mrs. Reuben Studley Misses Elizabeth
aud DOROTHY Hobbs. George and Ralph
Watson, Willard Hobbs. Lorraine Ward,
Walter +. Horacy, Jr., and Barbara Gordy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Marriage of DR.. Roland G, Payn
ter of Georgetown and Miss
Leah Burton of Lcwcs, at
Noon Today.
CELEBRATION BY MASONS
Return Day Still Observed at
Georgetown, Although it is Far
From What il Was Formerly.
rv Evenings Correspondent.

From Every Evenings Corresponueh''
c.ors,town. Nov. 6-More than loo
wears ago the residents ot southern i'tia-
var, lnaugllratcd a custom, on lhutsoaS
f,unwtrg the election, which has bech on
served SINCE that time every two Nea,S'
aud has hccomr known IN all sections OF liic
country rs return day. In those DAYS
therc were no railroad lines, telephones or
automobiles, and few Baltimore W"
York. Philadelphia and " IlmhgtoH pa
,.,rs we're read IN this seton oi inc Touu,
'ry The mails from the cities c'oln l"'
,,..h IN. county seat of Sussex under TWO
or three ,lavs, and sometimes nearly
v,,L hrcausC the railroad h"cs did ho'
.>tcnd any closer than forty miles from
hcr, Snuth,rn Delaware so to speak, was
,anlst,,d from the rest of the country II
o-.. rnt until the railroad lines had nee"
extended from Harrington. III heh' c"u''r
=, down through tho western part {"
.,,.sc~ corntv and ~ lewes that thSN
am, T., a realization of the fact how Tn'lcr
ncnp,cn,cucr thcv hsd had About All
~ tho information they derived as 10 "na'
Wa bappcnng III othNr parts OF the Co,''-
~ AMI even IN their own county was Wiltt
he, rcad m the weekly papers, pupHsiiS''
Al that uue IN Georgetown. 20 on ne
rhnrsd,, following election they hocked
Ia Georgetown. a. learn how the county
state and country had voted.
Tho ballot boxes were gat hoTed from
an narts of the county and on lhurSusN )
,be canvass,us board would start work
aud ~ Tho CONCLUSION would give the re-
s,ilr n The vote for the respective randl-
dates ~ tho court crIcr, who would 60 on'
on the balcony N front q he cohr, h9ust
and annCuucc the news 70 the hundrcus -
u, splc Who hal gathered from that
,lme down 'o tIuc present, people from dlt;
frr,u' paris u Delaware and NarNlaho
cauerccstc t.rc. although for II" pas,
fifteen years, instead ot the court S SFlcl
snnour,..e the results, they have beer
palntci l.ron = banner and stretched about
M .,unt> hild,- I But even this has not
b..t, aova. however. for the past three O
f4il .3.tU.. Generally the annoui g"
m..t ~ ru. sllt was followed by pa
r,., #, .l. v,tur> THIS year. however
.a. -,ro 0f return day Wa'
nt. ~u.n.- tlar usu4l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
MARRIED IN VIRGINIA.

Seaford. Nov. 6 Charles T. West;
assistant cashier of the First National
Bank Of this town, and Miss Stella " MT
feld were married TODAY in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church nj Suffolk, Va, the
home of the bride. , ~
After wedding trip, which will IN,
ctude the Bcrmudan Islands they VIII
return 10 Scaford. where they NIL reside
Miss Whitfield IS former ieS''''"' y
this section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rchohoth Beach, Nov 6.--NTrs. Chas.
: lIo-n had several affairs this week for
hc- son s wedding She entertained MI
nnd Mrs Christian Frederick Of VII
nlncton. Mr. and Mrs Egmont Horn
and children of Washington; also. shc
entertained for Nilr William Arden
Horn. with Miss Effe Trultt, Miss
Blanche MONDAY evening she enter
tanned a large party at bridge for Mr..
ana Mrs. Egmont Horn Tuesday and
Wednesday She entertained Rev ;. ID.
Nsn Loan and Rev +. X j. Andrews OF
Elizabeth. y J.
Daniel Anderson OF Milford was here
thie week making plans for altering his
cottage.
Mrs Annie G. Mcclellan and grand
son Frederick Lehman, went 10 Wash
ington. tins week. for the winter.
NJ Carol moved 10 the MfflIn cottage
this week. for the winter.
Mrs Henry Rranham has moved from
Lake avenue "a tho Jacob Morris cottage,
on Virginia avenue.
Joseph kinsman has bought the Elliott
cottage and had II moved 70 his lot. lie
will use ii as a paint shop.
Mrs. NJ. Miles is building q bungalow
on First street above Wilmington avenue
Dr.. " Scoolev Of Washington has
started his new cottage on Oak avenue.
Mir and Mrs William Rotthouse left
ms week for Wilmington. 10 spend the
winter.
Miss Josephine Tracey entertained 8
large marty II Young friends at her home
ii the country. Monday evening.
Miss Helen Yarnall gave delightful
party to her young friends, Wednesday
evening. II her home
Mr.. and Mrs William Timmons 0
Philadelphia viii spend the winter a
then cottage here
There was no school on Tuesday ant
Wednesday. owing to the election.
Afr and Mrs George Mccullough re
turned on Wednesday after 3 two-days
visit 10 Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06

Rev. G.. II. B. Turner, rector. The mar
riage was private, only the immediate
relatives being present, and the ceremony
was without music.
A wedding breakfast was gwen to the
friends of the bride and groom ut the
home of DIR. II. II. Burton, father oi the
bride. They will reside IN Georgetown;
where the doctor has been succcssiui
physician for years.
Mrs. Emma Wright of Georgetonwh'
aunt of the groom, was among thoSc
present, and Mrs Emma Clemence OF
Glcuoldcn, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
SIXTEEN NEW TALL CEDARS.

Milford. Nov Evergreen Forest
No 40. Tall Ccdars Of Lebanon az, re-
gllar meeting last night N the armory
initiated sixteen candidates INTO the nyS-,
terin, II the order. in full ceremonial
form. after which all present partook ot
ice cream and cake served hy The new
members
night, II bc held IN the armorE on Wei
ncsdav evening November IL