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trlod 10 repeat nomo Of tho things ho
had said she fairly Ir0mhlcd with OK
,itrucnt aud tho color flooded her fNC"
size Ought To Have Wished 1t
| 'Ipont yuu Wish now" said !. lhhI
You Ind written tho lott"r instead OF
! HIM go,
= don't know that ! do Sho hsld. Il
/ had lhr EnllrfhCtIon OF iclllnB hlm JUDI
, " Int thought Of him.
| tnw my .rlIlciHm In this. Sho ought
To- have Wished the thInB hadn't happen
81 "r lat tier. I'll" "uAhi 10 hnNo
Lrru WIN enough not /" have oven lot
ia" 'uunlrI happen
! tut - Nuinhu who could not hff0rh 10
tn,ir hri mel gIth"r Ia a fine community
: vutk u n,rnIH T." mo tho an"Tmohs
! amount nI nrT,r faGiuI she hronl Ia get
y tI"b Iin S"IIhf". II"n "f l1IlI"s tue
L,uI,n,i what ola" Ih"iHhi 81 hln' ~"a
.u uuii"n, ..,,h 'aii"t"B""'" l""l "a" ""'
e." II "n.. aI","iI '"i"as I" GIVe '''"""I u.
,r,u,. LIrhII w"iihy yilI""it'"py ""'
tie" oirud .~i,"v"s"u1 ""'"- -" '""''!
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/ I.,,r,"un,t iiiIi' ""u"g $40 =" I''" W."
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Propo.aI. for Furnishing
Coal 10 the Public Schools
of Wheeling, W. Va.

Th"s" InI.rsdied "" lnNn" 70 SUNNI
,td. 10, furuIshIpa rosI 10 tho Guy FDh.
II, arhooI, Tor tho y.ar beginning NOV
"nrh~r l. 1870. ,,, o..
uId- IN clean Pittsburgh 20. ana
rIren Mononaph Coal soll"li"h
cont 10 he free from dirl ana STATE y"
fHr ~ pOssIblo ,,.
f,,io,y tn tho hoard ~ Education, ~"
INN /. runrrrnd Ia terminate CONTRACT
All ,n,l 10 In delivered Ia III" cellar
Of zach building ,. ,,,.,.
All bIda bust hn In ihs 'lsfh' o''o'
In nigh B"hpol hn!lu,"A "''' WV
u" / o. dOLLhEh
Chairman nl1H 4 Ground commute"
rItANE nTANToN.
t'Ieik 90 Nv
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PROHIBITION AGENT
TRIED FOR MURDER

Now York. oct B-slx Jurors hhd
been accepted tentatively tonight At tn"
close ~ She frzt day OF the trial Of
Stewart y McMullln. prohibition on
r"rcrment agent. charged with hrSt DO
gree murder.
McMullin. while on duty. killed Harry
Carlton IA chauffeur. here last March
~" ~ being tried la federal court with
- federal d'strlCl attorney acting hs
his counsel aud state officials pressing
the pTnSrCuti"n
Commenting ON this situation. unique
Ia legal procedure Federal JudK" Mayer
explained that TIA" E"N"ruTn"n' Is con-
p.llrd l., law To defend n federal "In o.
pIoyo who nrrrrtr IA" committed an "''
IL performance Of his duiN
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ron HALH-Oi acres nbou

ron HALn-Oi acres about ssvsn mics
from tho Incorporation Of Wheeling.
now y ro0niod huuss. basement and col
Inr. good niono foundation water. Ens
aud telephone. stone sprlnIhOuBs. Z
barns and othnr buildings. 20 BEARING
fruit trees, small vineyard bsET lnI and
100 apple trros and 100 grape Just SGT
out. Ono ~ tho boHt producing LArmn
IN this section Tor dRlryinE. gardening o.
annoral farming This farm In situAtsd
on Hiono church road near Dallas. Joseph
walt T,ll phone 7Ib7 u u, STR
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BULLETINS ATTRACT
Crest ThrunRT upthsr I" watch h'
Results "f tho worlds EsrlSH
Games Here.

Tho 1uIolllg'n'"r H"wu hull"ilur
I'm ahud uu ia" TIuui window - ia" IL
tplIlgen'"r building. =" lHOI Market
aIrc"l rIo attracting much nlt'utl"r.
nnd starting NJ "rlu"k this afternoon
tho second uC the gcrIcs will h0 shown
Many gathered In front OF tn" hu'lh
ing Yesterday to watch ia" HrOrCH
In addition to tn" qrUr"U hy innings
on Tho bulletin board. the plays arc
announced by m'gnphuu" nud spcc,nl
cartoons nrc used T. illustrate ih" want
nmn pLhYR.
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HOME FOR MEN
GETS CHARTER.
OTuAFIIAhTIOH WnIOn VIII. q.
nUILD UInnIrh HOME our
or FUHD i.Er'T nv I.hTn
MT nnDWH MOON
rOnAIhD
D 100 900 U"n"'sn Whs-Ilnr Dual U"Ha
psnV. Ia I",."I p". 81 pV nall
D".". wheeling n".I
hSa

n",,,ir,. e stat" II"""'"r - t"r"u
a. h",I...I," Ice" I"ru'd ,h"'''' 80
ih' Ii.,", -, Ar'd fl," ~ ~ h'.'ll'ls
II,u Lpu,,. T." 80 h.. '"tnlIirI,d - Wa
s ,.,d .,uI - i""h "'i ""Ih" Wv H."
l"i, I..hr ~ u,"rau v H." '""i" U'"ol
.Ipu Ir hIu ..ElI I", 10 'r'"hll"h"r'"l
~ - LuI,,, To-, "u'i n",I l"dlT'"I I'"i
,"IruI ,"'u nii, g., ihr h""" h"'
L,.," geo. Id,I -, u"'w ""'l "'"' tho
LIr.h u.u,,l hulIIluR
~" ~. ",r''rl''" 81 ~" h"i"" o."
-, t,,hu I. ~, rUE. t'''lln Niilln'nr
~ I. UI"uo " I.vl Toe nuh 7. ~
urwI al 81 Whaling
nIrrnpp O"rI U"mpnnT
huulh,, Wheeling 'um' otu Witch la"
Iuai ,rIvod Ito ,huIi"r I" ihr who'd
IuR I.uuI company II !" capitalized 81
non Guu IT, T. ,nIitr. ~ ,lnrh ~ g
bp,I.h & N,'."ll nud A I NJ H"ll all
.I,f Wh., llmm. 49," urm"d -" ~ p"'"
'trIa 81 the ,uidphuI.
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I'ntIn D.I l. ~ comment today up
uu IL. n,,,."-rcr ~ tho rnlor nnd tnn'
,rnI NrnuIrl ngnln"t tho llurr'nn no.
,.,I Ii".ur. IT," opinion wnh etri"Hno'
ly tie T"I,u'h f,r"lgu offl'n ihni 'hn
. iIuniInn nT tho H"vlni government hnh
ur,or been no pro,nrluuH M u whH NJ
II"H"nt
Th,. RuS lot authorities. II wac do
.I.rcl. hnNe meyer boon nm r"hdH M me-"
q" mako r"nCon"lonr. n" wan shown ny
their prc"cnt rhTntnorr 10 fnlnH IN"
nrrccuirIi ouiCrcd into ~ Copenhagen
loot voou tho French Euvrnmont ana thn
-, urn,v Uu,rrrmrnt f"T thc r"pntTlh-
Il.u nr French citizen" from ltu."ln'
ET"NI'u"l'. Pr"1l r"Iu'Jhn'o ma noon
dIupIn,rd hy the M"HC"w UnICInln To
,.,rry uut ,hr Undertaking Th" French
E">crmm"nt. Will" III" Polish drlN" wnr
II the height "f IN ru"ccsH. however.
informed NIorr"w that 1t would ihkn
,ur hinranuTur II deemed noCsrnhry
II i'll French ruhI' ~ were not permit
/ 4 to lrrv" Rursia before October- J.
.c,rrih hurdr"I 81 these reached l'hris
Ina nig,I .un u rp"CIN train. ana 300
moro crnrrrd nj" Finnish frontier YEN
t"uIIy
ToAry. Ia" r'r'ign "ffIce comment.
, u He'd TIA" Fr"h"h government. hnh re-
"'iN"d wireless ncTnE" from Moscow
nuyInX that nnnth"r trnlnluhd wouIh
reach Finland Tomorrow.
AdvIrrr nlSu hhvc reached the foreign
uEic" that General WrnnErIh advance
Ia RmIth Iluss!H ~ continuing, ana lhhl
ihr rant - me n"rth"rn S"El"t hrnleh
fn,inu I,c rolrr has been complete.
la lat lor liurHiu ia" f"iaikn 0Iflco
nd,i.o' rh"w"d II wnn nald that ia"
rIIunIiru var desperate owing l" lh"
Threatened famine. which " was pi"
dl,l,L v"mld n"k" Ihr Nv" pT"''""h
lrhu wInt.,a r'"m T." hoN" h""n nchh"hh
, ,',umIuID, by iumIuIlr"Ii
r"a'' " ~" 4" f"rm'' "f'l'' "i
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roRps TO MoUNDsv11.LE

Five now FrTd touring "nra passed
through the city last might nh"u, m,d.
night being driven from Tia" fhCl"IS
at Detroit Mich, ~ Ia" garage OF Fred
] Mum al Mouudsvill". ". Va IhIa
II tho nTst contingent Of car" thnt has
pnnnrd Through TIA" civ f"I a"n," TIM"
The drivers 81 TIA" machines report ia"
T,nds thIulVh the Nr"i Ia very hid
,nudItinn nud Tint th,J had huId ii"u
bic getting lhr"urh nom" place" "wi uG
iu tho recent InluH
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so ACRES WITH COAL MINE

G""d bH house good harm. other uldGH.
sllu, nliod Eoes L" purChaHor. about 6OA
coal mluo upsnnd. hno location. host
hat gain 10 hsahon for ~ 300 Easy
i'Tns WIIto f"T farm dos,Ilp ti"ns Hud
"a Ia luaua uf 600 ohio faInh EnhY
tCIIus un oil
u II MAsrEIts. farm AAoul.
Cambridge -
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DIED

0uuHIpaaAA-on Tu"shay, on'"c'' D.
IuYO. a. ia r'ri"ch :" ~ 2, W" n"",-
ar he, dau1hlo,. ME- w. hmh", >
~. IN k.ua al,ool Island, KATE ~
|TNNiNdIiAM. Ia The 18Th year ~
h"r ago
,,,,,,,,,I ,.rvIrcp At rnridnnre ~ n"
w., Ms w T. Mogfail. ~ Zane -ir"al
Wednesday ovrulnR NJ Isp "cl"''
Iu,rment ThUrFiay morning H''"
mund. .,
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; BRAIN TESTS:
; ny SAM LLOYD. !

. Nrn.IIu re- N%RWTH T'ItIG
no. hIb
iIINItNbT
'i.n MN va" "uIv N"rrr old
81 r"i,rI, 80 N.u" nhl'
I,.nI ilN nIrI. ~. ~ iuIh.
TO Icu,h nbUv" doe table
\ - n,r. 10y ,'.',.nd i'uh. pu""I toul,
Nud f,i -. uihrI I"h'"r
.ILnu ,lrI u,ntuiun i,luooh by whole
ga nuuill'I r'bruu
rnAwsr Ia No. Dh
~. INDIAN ~ be- 'uEH"hl'd HIe
I. "p,rInhl 1890. ~ Nam Ii"rhD
I.At T. tinII nnd Hh'
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cold wind nuL inability 81 III" Tr"ok-
Iyu hnII"Tu 4" hit Co'"lrrki" rhI"'S,
l. nIIILl lhrlI In nnhnll nIhOI-
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SIGN ARM|ST|CE
iCon,inusd from page Ons.l

EIIrrIn T"mh"v nud near FhmuIh
There IL great unrest among TIA" WORK
The Ii"lth"NIhl a." very "hh'"h'
n',,,tr t..mrruI NtnnEGin ru"'"-heh IN
ia, ruuIh aud tho lntcri '"ll 81 lr"i'
II,i,k, the n"lrhrNisi mihihi"r al war
L. fmi "ihr l,uldnIl"n "f ia" n"h'h"rl
fI,uI h,f,Iu winter TIL" li"IhhuNlhI'
r,, tie. rdvl'"r I"ullh" thhl lh'n "h'"i
NII L.. th,, hardest they have esp"Il
,u,rI md that II In doubtful whether u
wiI rn-r .nlinly Their l"ndoTh ~"
voIr nma,"ur about ih' whole Hiluat'""'
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EYEGLASSES DODGERS


4 p,,l
,.,,, r',n,, And nrld ILr n,pn ,lny bat
,,.,. T." ,ncrL rhrulI.,hr,u ,I., ,nnl..i
n. ,,,, h,,Lrd hy p"iIr.I nrldmE at
hath Iun,IL and ,.uIi,cId .srwru rny"I
,.n,,,,.nLlr ruu,, 1T rhnII rhuN InE
i,,,.,I 49,, ,I,,nr ar u,i ,,,.nnrrn ,nI.h
',,,,i, INV, been rAr,,r,,l Of ~
y,,,nrsI,r thrown InIn , u"iIdr rcIlr,
.,,,,L,, rho .uI,,IIiuns whl, l. married. hts
Il, Int
,,.,,,. ,,.,,L,, f., ,r,,I,,r,lL mo,
,..',I .u.,'n !, VIVA nI
'" " '',,, I,,,',, 80. L,II and
"'''' '''''' -, !, mo
"""" "''.'" ,',''' ,.,I,i,,,,
nv" ,LI,I, I,,,,, hI man,
VIA q" "'' "'''" "a, I,,,,,
'\"n li"l" 80" NV" ''"'' ~
i""m f"Il""'''
Catcher 20 N'lli. Win hln ~" ''l'"b
,un H""rinE d""hl"' wan tue ''Hi M"
man TOT III" vl'l"I'
fuI nr""hINh -" I'''"l" h"'''"'"'
play Of IA" E","" ""' '''iW''h " N"''''
iul 'ntUh 81 hi'nI'i - i'II'h' h'''' J."
IluhI hnId Ia 80" nIth nmimE ln' h'II
rh"I "u ihc la, 81 ia" l"\"l'"H h''"
"t"r with r"."II li'" III" ''H'" 80
wnip, aud raj" 1" ih' 'h''"'" ''"'""
at light h"ld 1t Appeared u" 10" go
Tain rkITa hiur hll. but ,!rlniih "lnI'
al back with III" 'Inph OF lh" hn' ma
hnll aud when IL" reached VI" t"'"'h'hk
wall ypTauH up hIWh mRhluHl lh' '"h
Crctr aud caught TIA" TON M ca" manu-
iulIy ten I'l h"'N" R,'""''
Vanguard lazy.
cleveland batter, I,uII Nar.mrI
"Arl'T l." h'I ll"'n "l''n M"' ~
t1h"r". rae l"'l""" l''"" I" ~ -.
runner on. hr"l "l'"I 'h' '""' ~ ~
fourth lhnlhI' En'hE "h' III "'T', ~
the Irinhind'i OF lh' Rh',' "''""''
ltoh,nron at ni""NIIh ''''n WY ~
U'T 90 hIh' .'lI !" l"'h Wv "'''' 49,
Ni"I"tN In ih' 'I"'lhR 'nh'"k" Nv n"'',"
Two pIn"h h'l''lh lh'' lh" h""' W."
out "I"'l, Mh'h 'NP"'nh ~ paw ~
Hnr"nrunr" az me" rIhhcIh III Wv
lirpoklSn h"N H'"f" "f'hh"''. now
"Noi, h"lh hIn own ~ az '','N nE"'"''
TIA" Ihr"" 'Nh'"In "n''' ny ~
gam" "r ia" w"r'h '"i''' Hl""h I'M
'"N'l'"hl" "I u N''""" '"'' ~
az I" Va" h'I'"' "hS =" wa, '" 49,
luhlhr' WINE 'h' '''"' - 80
liI""hl)n "ri""'"'n vas - "rI iI.,'
thew Il" il"' J." Mn minus '""'""N
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LOBT-Sundny between Fourth and
Market Bis. or 22I2 Eoff 1t. fur cape.
Hoturn To 22l2 Eufr 81 or call 2727 ana
rccoiva reward O-t-J
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AMERICANA AND BRITISH
PLANT CROSS AT CAPn HENRY

\urrulk. Va oct Distinguished
british yls!iura To lhin country Tor tho
celebration II the Sui
rave Inr,lIut" In Virginia. Joined win
Amer, uua at thun Henry I" dny In tn"
, r.u.ur ,"rrm"uN. tho cree I"n OF a
, r"rr at tn" ,ni,,. aH WA don" IN lO"'
lev the iIin rrlllrTa when on Ih"lI way
In Ium,,ruNu Island I".mUIi"w pll-
.i,I,ur,, y,III l,, u,.,,Ir t. the Island
I..,in,l,. nn,l u innra meeting ala" were .
pat 81 tho opening ceremonies
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LOTION Tuesday nvcninE. black ana
tim hound. about nino yshrH old. be
iw"on Mount Olivot church and Bhrrrard
ono oar torn. and small collnr. on chain.
r'lrty dollars reward. Call wheeling
9BOJ-N obj
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Losr AND vOurD.

U.rtIHoats NJ Dspns,a ~ The nass
~ Ohio valley, dated Hspt-mbsv \,
1000. for $4,000, has bss~ lost AMI
payment on Same has bssn stopped.
Reward for return u bARh.
OF -YRANK A. WINAH.
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%" h,t f.tI - In" puI unI"r may u"
Imagined when 81" dhN Th' 'h'''o'
- lna .iu.I' rui found nee PhP'ln
uInndtnT 81 ,hnlIn nul d"HhH ana all
roaming luuuy
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pUsIH mss OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED A cook, with T1fersnce' 'A''
Mrs l.. q. Iiearna. No. 1 Wd0dsdale
O3-r
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PRONE nEaUMnD

New YnIh. D,I e Th" cEITn"Ihi
nnry grand nIy. which had been Ia
v,btIpntlUE AN NoIrhnd"wlnE crime
In Now Y"rh cay. mai III" hlrIIlt 81
"nlru to-day I'ruu'h n'"ri"nT
nftot n Ir,rrr pIu'" lnnt June. III"
IuTy will meet Tu"rhny "hh N"dn"H
AN ,nch w0oh II was nnnuun' od
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WAMTHD--WOmon TO do Esneral house
work In small apartment Reiarsnc"A
required Mrs. Andrew GLASS, wheeling
al-J. oo'
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waitress: emo cook. ana
one diBh was Apply Y. h. e. A.
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Sand ,",v IT,. Trsa hDvhisi. How 4" ne
| au.ahGa Ia ~" Itaai haiais iinsin"s"
stat. u,as'ui Us..iiI. i"iI. h"ninn"l"
,.,n,.s.a,I,. l,oaliy =" han Diss". iAlii
GA
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o-6E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
AMERICANIZATION PICNIC.
New Citizens TO Enjoy Hospitality Of
Mrs. +. Paul du Pont.

Foreign-born citizens who have been
learning American ways at the II Ameri-
canization schools of the city will recall the
dances and music of their native land at a
picnic for pupils and teachers OF the
schools this afternoon on the grounds OF
Mrs. L. Paul du Points home, ,Moutohanin,
At the end of the Rising sun line. More
than 400 will make the trip by motor
truck, arriving between I and ) o clock.
Every nationality represented in the
schools will contribute TO the program
when the evening campfire is lighted by
giving the songs and dances Of the old
country. Latin and Slav will contrast
sharply when the serenades and Sevlllanas
of Spain are followed by the exotic dances
and songs OF the Russian mujik American
amusenents will have their inning in tho
afternoon when baseball game will be
played. George B. Miller, president of
the State Board of Education, will give
an address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
Mostly About People

delphia, where she has been i'll ut ST.
Agnes Hospital,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Curtis Purdy are at
Atlantic City for ten days stay Miss
Annie Purdy is the guest of relatives ut
Norfolk, Connecticut.
Miss Marguerite Wallace has closed
her house at 1918 Van Buren, street, and
gone TO Philadelphia, where she will make
her home IN the future.
Mrs John NJ. Kerr has returned from n
visit to relatives IN Washington.
Mrs Lawrence Porter of Union Gar
deus has returned from Chicago and
Santa Barbara, California.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Miller have taken
o cottage for the summer at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Matthews ccle-
brated thcir thirty-fifth wedding ami
versary at their country home, Thursday
evening, when number of friends sur
priscd them for the evening.
This afternoon at tho home of Mrs.
Clarence Crossan in Richardson Park, tho
Sunshine Society, Delaware Branch, will
hold it's annual meeting for tho election of
officers.
Mrs. Robert Whitley has returned from
Atlantic City, where she spent several
days with friends. Mrs. ;. NJ. Council
who is State regent of the ID. A. X, rs IN
Washington attending a meeting of the
National ID. A. r. Board.
Misses Lily Bickta, Emma Bickta.
Theresa Bickta and Jean Kizcr have gone
TO Nentnor for the season.
Miss f. Viola Moffitt will give a garden
party tomorrow afternoon for her pupils,
at her residence, 2309 West Eighteenth
street. On Tuesday evening. at the New
Century Club. Miss Moflitt will give q
musicale assisted by her pupils and Mrs.
J. r. Noodmansev. soprano, and Miss
Dorothy Mciiae, elocutionis,. The fol-
lowing pupils will take part: William
Genevieve Chamberlain May Conner,
Helen Beck, Leila Adele, Emma Saye,
Louise Roberts, Marion Blackwell, An
nette Fuller. Ma el Bard, Dorothy Stur-
pis, Marjorie Arnold, Gwendolyn Robin
son, Evelyn Hanhy, +. johnson, Ethel
Lynch.
Congress having adjourned. Senator
L. H. Ball has returned To his home near
Brandywine Springs and resumed his
medical practice.
DR. Samuel W Murphy. formerly prln-
cipal Of Rugby Academy, Wilmington,
but now an inmate of the John Dickson
Home. Washington, d. c., celebrated his
S2d birthday anniversary Thursday. The
octogenarian held areceptlon in the evening
when he received 60 guests, including
United States Senator l.. Heisler Ball cf
Delaware and Robert w. Smith, Robert
r. Robinson, James H. Stirling and John
T. Nields OF Wilmington. DR. Murphy
and Senator Ball made addresses Songs
and rccitations also featured the pleasant
affair, Despite advanced age, DIR, Murphy
has good health
The Wilmingtonians were also enter
tanned at Senator Balls Washington
residence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
FLOWER MARKET ASSOCIATION

The Flower Market Association Of
Wilmington, formed by number of
ladies Interested IN childrens charities,
has planned TO hold sale, each spring, of
flowers, fruit, vegetables, dairy products
and other things pertaining TO 3 garden.
The proceeds of this market will be
given yearly to a different charity for
children.
At the opening meeting, held last week,
Mrs John Bancroft was elected chairman,
with Mrs L. Erie Edgar as assistant chair
man. Sub committees have been formed
names Of which will be announced later
The frs; market will be held IN the early
autumn of this year IN order 10 get IT
established and be prepared for the follow
ing spring. The people of Wilmington are
asked to keep this event in mind and look
for further announcements, which will
sppear when the date and place are
definitely decided upon. Anyone who has
attended the flower market IN Ritten-
house Square, Philadelphia, or in Mt.
Vernon Place. Baltimore, will know what
a picturesque event is awaiting them. For
any further information call Mrs. Nes-
bit at 6506-W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
THE NEW CRUSADERS.
Mary Carolyn Davies.

] stood beneath our cherry-trees,
Nv face against their blossom snow;
Ambitions, high brave hopes, with these
MY heart was light, my eyes aglow-
But that was long ago.
And I had dreamed Of love. One hour
Love came, and brought me foors to
sweep,
And food to cook, end pens TO scour.
And at my mendlng | would weep,
When ] should be asleep.
Tie great ambit lions took their fight,
The lofty deeds were never done,
And those crus4 4des thot once loomed
bright
Against far goals were not begun.
The dreams died, one by one.
And / forgot. But now. today,
Against the cherry blossom snow
! saw my daughter stand, the gay
Awe6 look within her eyes. know
What makes girl look so.
Ny sons ambitions top my old
Keen dreams Of greatness He msy
win
To what ] could not. Each stronghold
Nv children yet may batter in.
| failed But they may gain the height
| am content tonight.
Good Housekeeping.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
AMERICAN WOMEN MEET
BRITISH KING AND QUEEN

London. June 26.-At the second
court of the season tonight a number
of American women were presented
to the King and Queen by Mrs. John
w Davis, wife OF the American Ambas-
sador TO Great Britain.
Those presented were Mis-. Cornelia
Basel of Clarksburg, Va. a sister Of
Mrs Davis; Mrs c. F. Devereux, sis
ter-in-law of l.. Lanier Winslow. First
Secretary of the American Embassy;
Mrs John Sanford and Miss Sanford
of Amsterdam. y Y: Miss Lucie Lee
kinsolving. daughter of Bishop Kin
solving; Miss Grace Vanderbilt, daughter
of Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt of
New ork, and Miss j. A. Fisher Of Pitts
bugr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
Assist al Wedding.

Charles Melchoir of Wilmington was
best man at the wedding of Miss Ada z .
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
X. Smith, 427 East Mt Airy avenue,
Philadelphia to j. Wilbur Walls of Church
Hill. Md, which took place Tuesday
night at the home of the brides parents.
Rev ]. w Tindall, of the Mt. Airy MethO-
dist Church, officiated Mr.. Smith gave
his daughter in marriage. Miss Mariana
Rabv niece of the bride was flower
girl Mrs. Albert Raby a sister of the
bride was matron OF honor. A reception
was held after the ceremony. After Sp-
ternber /, Mr.. and Mrs Walls viii be at
home in Church Hill, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
MISS MARION q. nuNHAM.
PR. X. WOMAN PRAISED.
At dwelling of Statue to Hero Dead
Yesterday.

The members OF the Pennsylvania Sys-
tenn, Women 3 Mutual Relief, were praised
IN a speech made by Bngadier General
Smcdlcy ID. Butler, at their meeting IN
West Philadelphia Thursday, for the
commendable work which they are doing
At this meeting bronze tablet to the
memory OF the railroad boys who died
in the war, was unveiled. Addresses were
made by the State Librarian of Pennsyl-
vania, Mrs. George ID. Dixon. Mrs. Thomas
L. Montgomery and Mrs. George ChIlds
Drexei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
Girls Hold Hiking Picnic" "

4 "hiking picnic" was a novelty intro
duoed to this city Thursday by Miss
Frances l.. Range. director of girls work
for the Community Service Miss Range
took party of girls from the plant of the
Standard Kid co. late yesterday after
noon on hike through Brandywine
Park. When a spot which was suitable
TO all was reached 4 picnic supper WAS
served. This picnic is only one of series
being planned by the Community Service
for the girls employed IN the various
industrial plants Of the city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING.

A picnic meeting of the Business Women's s
Club will be held on Wednesday at the
Colby residence, Holly Oak, Misses
Elinc colby and Caroline Schantz being
the hs stcsscs. All members are invited
and asked to bring their friends and also
sandwiches
The Chester trolley to Orchard Lane
or bus to Holly Oak road are the means
of transportation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
To REPEAT Gypsy FESTIVAL.

Mrs. Charles E. Slocomb, director of
the Gipsy festival. given by the Alert
Branch of the International Sunshine
Society last Wednesday evening, has
announced that the affair viii be repeated
in September.
The branch Will be entertained next
Thursday afternoon at luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Henry Primrose of Richard
son Park. An important business meeting
will be held after the luncheon