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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
SWIMMING LESSONS
FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS
Y. w. c. A. to Inaugurate Free
Series, Beginning Monday,
June Is.

The Young Women $ Christian Asso-
citation announce series Of free SWIM
ming lessons beginning Monday, June
2s, and continuing until July :, Inclu-
slve, for all women and young girls of this
city The lessons are to be given at the
y. NJ. {. A. by George II Corsan, the
well known swimming expert
The lessons will be given III the morning
and will he held from 9unti l.30 o clock
The program for the morning will be as
follows 2. TO o 30 for girls under II years of
age; $50 to 10 o clock and from 10 to
1890, women S classes; 10 30to | | and IL
to | 80 for girls in their teens all over II
years.
An invitation is extended to all the young
girls and women Of this city to take adj
vantage of this opportunity Many who
are going to have vacation where swim
ming may be enjoyed will be benefited
by these instructions.
The Y NJ. G. A. is cooperating most
generously IN the affair, they making it
possible. that the lessons could be given
to the young women and older women of
this city, at this time under the direction
of MIR. Corsan The lessons will be Chaper-
oned each morning by one Of the secre-
taries of the "Y W" and by members
of the board of the Young Women S
Christian Association.
Those attending these lessons are asked
TO bring the following articles 4 one
piece bathing suit, a bathing cap and
towel. There are electric fans that will
enable the swimmers to dry their hair
Early registration is advised by the
Y. w. G. A. for it is thought that each Of
the classes will be rather large those
wishing 10 JOIN these classes are requested
TO communicate with Miss z Muchmoor,
the physical director Of the ! " c A.,
at 804 Market street, ID. and A. phone
1863
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
DANCE AND PROMENADE
BY 1920 \. s, CLASS
Successful Affair Ends Four Years
in Institution: Many Teach
crs Present.

In celebration Of the successful ending
Of their four-ycars IN the Wilmington
High School, the 1920 Glass of that insti
tuition last night promenaded and danced
in the ballroom of the Hotel du ront The
large ballroom WAS beautifully and taste
fully decorated for the occasion, and the
lovely costumes of the young women,
with their handsomely escorts,
combined to make q pleasing spectacle
There we're many members Of tho
faculty Of the High School presept, in
cluding Prof and Mrs. A. II Berlin, Miss
Cooper. Miss Buckley, Miss Balance,
Miss Croaier. Miss Dickey Mrs. Slaugh-
ter, Miss Mcdaniel. Miss Fitswater Miss
Rsmo, Miss Stuart, Miss Pickett, Mr.
Heal. Mr. Snyder Mr. Coke and Mr.
Werner.
Music for the dancing the program for
which included wide variety was for
nished by the Original Six Orchestra
largely composed OF former High School
boys. all but one having been High School
musicians, Each dance was dedicated to
member Of the faculty. beginning with
Prof Berlin, and including Miss Helen
Dickey. Miss Clara A. Pickett. Miss
Nellie L. Sswin. James Bsrkley, Miss
Nora Stuart, Leighton X Smith. Miss
Florence Buckley, p f. Werner, r. NJ
Heal. Miss T. p. Hopes Miss c. NJ.
Fitxwater, Miss Alice c. Palmer, Henry
NJ. Snyder. Miss Jessie Pleasanton and
Mrs p b Semple.
Officers Of the class. who had charge Of
the promenade, were greatly pleased with
the success which the final activity of the
class Of 20 met The officers are Feb
ruary-president, Howard Boyd; vice.
president. Pauline Buck: secretary Edna
NJ. Strong. and treasurer, Ralph W
Staats President, Nelson IL. Fritz ,
vioe-president, Alice T. Marston seore-
tsry, Margsretts Resgon, and treasurer,
John LcntT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
PAGAN-NANCE WEDDING.

Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock, at
the rectory at Delaware City, By Rev.
Joseph r DoIan. pastor Of st. Pauls
R. c. Church. Miss Alice NJ Fagan,
daughter Of Mrs Sarah Fagan, vas mar
ried to John E. Nance Of Kansas City,
Missouri.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Sue Pagan. The groom best man
was Raymond X Artis Of Dover. The
bride wore a gown Of dark blue georgette,
a picture hat to match, and carried bridal
roses The brides maid wore dark blue
taffeta with hat 70 match and carried an
old-fashioned bouquet Of sweetheart roses.
A bridal supper Vas rendered Immediately
after the wedding at the home Of the
brides brother. Thomas Pagan, 30S
North Jackson street, Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Nance are on an extended
trip through the West.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Cincinnati, relative Of former President
Taft.
Miss Dodge was given in marriage by
her father
Mrs. Charles Smith entertained the
Little Thursday Club" NJ luncheon on
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Brsssington was hostess for
charming luncheon yesterday, given rs the
last meeting for tho season of the Lunch
con Club
William du Pont. Miss Marian du font
and Mr. and Mrs. William X. du font
Jr., arc il Lexington, Ky, for several days,
in order to look over the du Pont horses
uuartorcd in the bluegrass country.
News from Miss Elizabeth Steward and
Mrs Porter, who are travelling in France,
recounts the difficulties of travel by train,
on account of strikes. The traveiera were
several weeks in Paris and are doing good
denl of their journeyipg by motor. Later
in the summer the Steward family Will
60 10 their camp in Virginia
Mrs James n. Andrews, Misses Lucy
and lulia Andrews of Washington, u. =,
are with Miss Amy du Pont Tor visit.
Mrs Andrews and Miss du Pont went over
TO Philadelphia for two days Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Gibson and
Miss Elizabeth Amory will 80 TO Rehohoth
this week end for visit to Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Gawthrop
Mrs II Fletcher Brown wns hostes. Tor
delightful affnir on Friday .t Nsamsn
ten house
Last evening Mt the New Century Club,
the Southern division Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Women's War Relief Associa-
ton gave card party for charity
benefit Mrs Gamble Latrohe was chair
man, and many guests enjoyed the even,
ing Handsome prizea we're awarded and
tempting home baked cakes were sold
William r. Meaear, member Of the
Board of Police commissioners and well
known business man here, has gone tc
Ithaca. Y v, to attend the graduation
eNerciEes of his son William r. Megear,
Jr., at Cornell University Young Meeeai
was In the army during the war, but re-
sumed his studies following the armistice
and completes hi. courses with his clas.
The graduation EXERCISES occur Mon
day MIR Mesear left here yesterday
afternoon and will be gone several days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Will ENTERTAIN NURSES.

TIE graduate nurses Of the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital VII he entertainea
from ; to > o clock this afternoon by Mrs
Laura Truss. Miss Anna sutton. super
intendent of the hospital, viii 60 with tn
graduating class 20 Mrs. Trusa home
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. >
Cooper Hill and Mrs. Willard Smith.
A luncheon and reception for the nurse
was gwen yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Albert Robin. The nurses we're taken to'
an automobile ride through Grenoba
earlier in the afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Y. w. c. A. CALENDAR.
Girl Reserve week AT Holiday House

JlrI Keserve week AZ Holiday HOUSE
Tuesday-34 As p. m, West End Girl
Reserve Corps, Club Rooms. A p. m,
Wawatasi Girl Reserve Corps, Club
Rooms; p. m, Minnehaha Girl Reserve
Corps, Club Rooms; Z p. m, Landlith
Girl Reserve Corps, Club Rooms; 7.30
q. m, Ayita Girl Reserve Corps, Club
Rooms
Wednesday, p. m, Pocahontas Girl
Reserve. Corps, Hanover Church.
Thursday-Girl Reserve Day at Holi-
day House
Friday 7.30 p. m, Aloha Club, Club
Rooms; p. m, Wapanachki Camp Fire,
Club Rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
HAMILTON rAIT.
W. G. I. L. Encamnment.

Twelve members of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union from New
Castle county expect to attend the en-
campment at keuka, n Y, june 80 to
July s. Discussion Of the encampment
occupied considerable part Of the meet
ing Of the union yesterday afternoon at
loo West Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
POSTPONE Club Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Itahan-
American Club, which was TO have been
held in the Neighborhood House, 10
Lincoln street, last night, was postponed.
Officers for the ensuing year were to have
been elected at last nights meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
hub to Hold Lawn Fetp.

The Washington Heights Century Club
will hold lawn fete on the lawn Of the
club house, Concord avenue and the
Boulevard, on Tuesday evening, June
20. The proceeds viii go toward the build
ing fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved by the salts
faction OF many and will be to you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
BARNARD WARRINGTON.
Many Guests Present at Wedding of
Popular Couple.

At noon Wednesday, at the home Of
MIR and Mrs. 4 C. Warrington, in
FELTON,, their daughter, Miss Pauline
Luff Warrington, was married 10 Ezekiel
Cowgirl Barnard Of Woodside.
Rev j T. kelso, assisted by Rev.
" W Sharp, performed the ceremony
on the lawn, under beautiful floral arch.
The bride was attired in white georgette
crepe with veil and wreath of orange
blossoms. and carried shower bouquet
Of white roses and ferns. She was attended
by her sister, Mildred Warrington, as
maid of honor, who wore a blush green
georgette and carried n shower bouquet
of sweet pens Bridesmaids were Misses
Katherine Cosden, Margaret CULLEN, Of
Wilmington, Mary Lee Wilkins of Della
ware City; Madeline kinnamon and
Pearl Iangrelle of Smyrna. and Pearl
Camper of Frcderica. J. Arnold Barnard,
brother of the groom, was best men. The
wedding march was played by Miss Lulu
Stevenson of FELTON,
After the ceremony reception and
wedding breakfast was held on the lawn,
and late IN the afternoon the couple left
for Atlantic City They will be at home
after June = at Woodside.
HAMrLToN-rAII.
Miss Rebecca NJ Hamilton, daughter
Of Mrs Ethel f Hamilton OF llO2 Elm
street and Newton c. TAFT Of Chester,
Pa, formerly Of Church Hill, Md. were
married by the Rev Zack W Wells at
Wesley church parsonage Wednesday
evening The bride was attended by Miss
Mabel WadIey as bridesmaid and Harri-
son b. Peoples Of Marshallton was best
man Miss Hamilton Is the organist OF
Wesley Church Following the ceremony
q reception was held at the bride 5 home
to only the immediate relatives, after
which the young couple left Tor a trip to
Atlantic City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Next Monday evening at the Whining
ton Country Club, the mems tennis tour
nament will bring together socially
number of celebrated players.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

MIR and Mrs Samuel Townsend OF
AAhlsy announce the marriage Of their
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Mir and Mrs. c. 1ngersoll Cause have
had as guests. MIR. and Mrs Egbert Mox-
ham and children Of Great Neck, Long
Island.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

One of Princetons graduates was
William Paul Hamilton, who won the
special honor conferred for high standing
in English. He is also 8 member Of the
honor fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

This afternoon and evening, the alum
ne and Sodality Of Ursuline Academy
will hold garden party at Grant Lodge
Pennsylvania avenue and Franklin street.
There will be a delicious supper served,
and many interesting features will be
offered for the amusement Of those who
attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Wednesday, at the University Of Penn
sylvania, Charles Grub Edwards, who
was at Delaware College for term of
three years, graduated, Mrs. Charles
William Edwards attended the exercises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Alpowco Pleasure Club will give
moonlight excursion on the steamer
Brandyvine on July %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Claymont Branch of the Red Cross
gave benefit last evening at the Green
Lantern. Two plays and music were
gwen. Miss Amy Wood, Clsynaont
community nurse, gave report. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs William P. Bancroft have
as their guest their daughter, Mrs Roger
Clark of Street, Somersetshire, England.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

The annual meeting Of the Sunshine
Society, Delaware Branch, Will be held at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Crossan,
Richardson Park. June 26. Officers will tie
elected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Mrs. II Fletcher Brown wns hostess Tor
a delightful affnir on Friday st Naaman
ten house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

An alI-round evening Of informal
pleasure took place at the Wilmington
Country Club last night with the dance
given in honor of the golf players who have
done brilliant playing this week. The
dance began at o'clock and was featured
by the music Of an excellent New York
George L. Rotan, the brilliant Texas
PLAYER; J. Simpson Dean, the PRINCETON
captain; j. H. Douglass of Princeton; c.
" Baker, Jr, of Yale; W II. Gardner, the
golf star from Buffalo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

danske Brodersamfund, S6ster-
samfund og de danske Kirker
vii hyer for sig faa Hren af de
Belob, som deres Medlemmer
indsamler.
l tidligere Aar har Arbejds-
giyerne ofte simpelthen taget en-
Dollar nd af Arbejdernes Lon
ningskonyolut og lagt en- Rode
kors Kyittering i Stedet. Dette
VII like ske i Aar, / DIET mindste
like med Rode Kors' Samtyk-
Ike. Arbej dsgiyerne VII / Aar TX
Ike faa Hren for, hyad deres Ar
bejdere giyer. Som fri Mand og
kyinde vii enhyer yde sit Bi-
drag at egen fri Willie, og Eren
for Bidraget tilkommer Giyeren
og den forening e1ler Kirke,
gennem hyilket Bidraget er ind
sendt.
De danske Foreninger eller
kirker vii i Aar bliye anmodet
ON at udngyne en- Reprasen-
tant til den lokale Rode Kors
komite. Denne Repr9sentant vii
derpaa indsamle Bidrag fra ale
de Danske paa Stedet, o. disse
Bidrag Vii bliYe indbetalt I'll den
lokale komite som odanske BIZ
drag. Der vii bliye fort SER
ligt Regnskab over disse dan
ske Bidrag, og efter Indsamlin-
gems Stunning vii Vi Danske forI
f6rste Gang faa den Ere, der
tilkommer os for de mango Tu-I
sinde Dollars, som de Danske
aarligt bidrager I'll denne code
Sag.
Danske Foreninger og Kirker,
som like allerede har faaet Brey
heron fra Kontorchef Eberlin
af Rode Kors' Danske Afdeling,
anmodes ON tsraks at skriye til
Danish Section, American Red
Cross, 10Y Broadway, y Y.
City"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
ERE DEN, SOM EREs Dor
Rev, .Neye

Neste Manned vii Rode
Kors" have sin aarlige Roll
Call" eller Medlemskampagne,
hyilken ethyert Menneske i Ian
Diet ~opfordres til at forny deres
Medlemsbidrag til Rode kors ell
Ter til at indtrHde SON Medlem-
mer, hvis de like tidligere har
gjort dette. Medlemsbidraget er
kun en- Dollar ON Aaret, og Diet
er kun we'd Hielp at denne aar-
lige Indsamling, at Rode kors
holdes i Live og settes i Stand
til at yedbliye sin yelsignelses-
rige og j mango Henseender al
deles unndvprlige Yirksomhed,
baade her i Amerika og i Euro
pas krigsh9rgede Lande. | It'd
ligere Aar er de Bidrag, som
mango MilIioner af fremmedf9d-
te har giyet til denne Sag, ind
gaaet i ct felles Regnskab, saa
at Diet amerikanske Publikum TX
Ike har haft nogen Lejlighed Ill
at -bliYe bekendt med, hyor me-
get Rode kors bares oppe we'd
-Bidrag fra yore fremmedfpdte
Medb5rgere. | Aar giI dette Oli-
We anderledes, idet Rode Kors
saa Yidt muligt VII soge at give
liver acknowledgements fluid
Anerkendelse for de Bidrag, som
modtages fra den. bet vii saale-
des we'd Indsamlingens Slutninp
blive offentliggjort, hyor mango
Danske / Amerika, der har be
talt Medlemsbidrag til Rode
Kors, paa samme Made som V.
under Krigen fix fluid Ere for
hYad de Danske i Amerika teg.
nede sig for j liver Liberty
Laans Kampagne. Men Diet RS.
de Kors vii gaa endnu yidere
Diet vii like alene holde Regn
skab med, hyad hele vor Natio
nalitetsgruppe giyer, men de
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
LUCK, WIS.

II. =. Christensen, SON / man
&c Aar har tilhort st. Peders
Menighed, d6de den %. August,
efter 4 Maaneders Sygeleje hos
sin Steddatter, som er gift med
K9bmand j. p. Petersen, Luck.
Christensen var f6dt 1893 il
Stoense, Langeland, Danmark.
Han efterlader sig ingen mere
Slegtninge. Hans to Sonner do
de i deres kraftige Alder og eff
terlod sig Familier. Abode var
gift to Gange. Han bley stedt til
Hyile paa West Denmark Kirke-
gard we'd Siden at sin forste
Hustru og to S6nner. Past. r. II.
Rayn, West Denmark, forrette-
de.
N. ?. Billie, en- af de f6rste
Settlere, som kom hertil Luck,
d6de Sondag den 5. September
efter ire Ugers Sygeleje. Mr..
Bile var fpdt i Hiertebjerg, No
Ell, Danmark, 1910, og kom til
Waupaea, Wis, 1865, faa Aar
efter her til Luck; han efterla-
der sig en- Datter: Mrs. Frede-
rik Sorensen, SAINT to Brodre og
TO S6stre. Hans Hustru dode for
faa Aar siden. Afdodes Jorde-
fprd foregik fra ST. Peders Ne
nigheds Kirke under stor Delta
gelse. Past. Anders Hansen fra
Yer Frelsers Menighed i Byen
og Past. r. II. Rayn, West Den
mark, talte i Kirken Past. Han
sen, hyis Menighed han tilh6rte,
forrettede.
Student John Jensen, Augs-
burg Seminar, som holdt Reli-
gionsskole hos os i Aar, talte i
vor Kirke S8ndag den %. Sep
TENDER.
Farmerne har i den senere It'd
haft traylt med at fylde deres
Siloer, og Terskningen er MI i
fluid Yirksomhed. H9sten har
vpret god hos os i Aar, og da vi
har veret Fri for Frost indtil
forste October, err her tillige Ell
CAD Majsh9st. H6h6sten var stor,
og mango har hostel en- god Eff
terslet.
Mango Farme har skiftet Eje-
re i sidste Aar til stigende Pri-
ser; code Farme med solide Byg-
ninqer er M oppe i $3.50 pr.
Acre og deroycr. Err der nogen
iblandt wore Landsmgnd, som
6nsker at kobe Farm, a besdg
os, her er Handelslyst til enhyer
It'd; Diet err nmrmest de aldre
Farmere, der selger I'D og rel
ser til Byerne for at tage Diet
lidt med Ro paa deres gamle
Dage.
j. j.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

and the Volstead Act. But did
he do so from conviction or
from compulsion Has Sen. Hard
ing not been a stakeholder in
a brewery And has he not vot.
de wet 30 times7 Has Gov.
Cox not declared publicly that
he considers the dry amendment
a part Of the Constitution and
when he takes the oath as Pres
ident he stands on the whole
Constitution and will enforce the
whole Constitution ? Have we any
reason to believe that he will
take his oath with reservations :?
1T is the republicans who are
strong on reseryations). Has Gov.
Cox not declared that he will
enforce the Yolstead Act as
interpreted by the Supreme
Court, the highest interpretive
Tribunal in America? Have we
any reason to believe that he
will enforce the law with re-
seryations2 ct is the republi-
cans who are strong on reserva-
TONS. To make the story short.
He has declared that he will en-
force Prohibition. Has Senator
Harding ever introduced any
dry measures2 If Sen. Harding
IS an aYowed dry why did he
not comply with Mr.. Watkins
request for his withdrawal from
the Presidential race in Hard
ings favor?
| am not writing this because
| am a party man. | have al
ways voted the republican tick
ct, except 1912 when | voted for
Roosevelt on the progressive tick
ct. But | cannot vote for Hard
ing. The League of Nations is
50 great an issue that it trans
cends all other issues. If the re.
publican party had stood fair
and square on the League of Ma.
tons | would vote the republi-
can ticket this year also. To fol
low the republicans this year IS
to 90 the way Of selfishness.
But to follow the democrats this
year is to play the big brothers.
part. And every conscientious
man knows which is the right
way. And furthermore there is
no room this year in the republi-
can party for a righteous think.
ing and forward looking man.
The erpubliean party is in the
hands Of the reactionaries. 4 vote
for the republicans is a vote to
sustain the reactionaries. The
democratic party is this year the
progressive forward looking
party.
Xaure ~cinaaPalv
Re. A. !. Move.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20
Som Names Kvinder stemte / Septem-
Der, Saaledes vii Nationens Kvinder
stemme i November.

Americas stemmeberettigede Kvinder vii
gore klog og patriotisk Brug af Diet hpje
Priyilegium, som Kvinderne i hver Stat i
Landet nu for forste Gang vii udgve: De
vii stemme for de republikanske standar-
Berere Harding og Coolidge.
Thi Kvinderne we'd: At de st9rste socia-
lie og humane Reformer, der er ivarksat
siden Slavernes Frigivelse, err den modne
Frugt af Diet republikanske PARTS brede
Amerikanisme og diets retfardige og pro-
gressive Aand og vidtskuende statsmands-
klegt.
De we'd: At Diet republikanske Parti og-
saa har yeret Hoyedkilden til og den virk-
somme Befordrer af ale andre Reformer
til at sikre og bedre Landets Kvinders
og Bprns Livsvilkaar i HEN, skole, Fabrik
og Verksted
De we'd: At Diet republkanske PARTS
Standard Barere og valgte Representatives.
indser, at der er meget, som REMEDIES maa
gpres for at finde Maader og Midler til
videre at verne on Kvinders og Bgrns Hell
bred og velyare, og at Hardings Admin
stration i stor DISTRIBUTING vii stole paa pa
triotiske Kvinders Medarbejde og Hjelp for
at fremme n9dvendige og sunde samfunds-
reformer
De ofrede mere end nogen af os under
Krigen, thi intet Offer kan sammenlignes
med en- Moders, en- Hustrus, en- Kerestes.
Deres varme og utrettelige liver gjorde IN
Republic
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

an ANOAAiS ia Wv pPN Ho" III hO1
net og slpset Regerings F~orsqmmelse we'd
at bidrage til de kares Helbred og Kom-
fort, SON ~kempede og blqdte paa fremmed
Jord. Og skont deres Hjerter sved af An
gest, ofrede de deres kareste i Verden
villigt, fordi de gjorde Diet for wort ell
skede Lands sikkerhed og FIRE.
Men de sanktionerer like Pagter, som
fordrer, at de skal bringe lignende Ofre
fer at tjene fremmede Intriger eller impe-
riale Planer. De vii like have deres Son
ner og Mend fort bort og sendt til fjerne
Lande for at kampe og do, like paa de
res eget Lands Kald med paa en- Ligas
Bud, der ledes og kontroleres af fremmede
Regeringer.
De we'd, at Nationens ERE IKE er for
bundet til denne Pagt af hemmelige Intri-
ger og dunkle Rad; at The League of
Nations like er ct Lys, der wiser Vel
til Fred men en- dansende ,,Will-o't the
Whip, der leder I'D i ct Morads at uendelie
Bryderi.
Americas Kvinaer er sande og progress
sive Amerikanere, paalidelige vogtere af de-
res HEM og Flag. De vii Sc til, at odd
Glory after skal blive ct stolt og uplet-
tet sindbillede af fluid amerikansk Uafhsn-
gighod, Magt og Fremskridt og ct Var
selslys for Verden. De vii stemme for, at
Diet STILES under de republikanske Standard
Bareres Forvaring
Harding og Coolidge.
-A-A-A
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-20

De ofrede mere end nOgen at os under
Krigen, thi intet Offer kan sammenlignes
med en- Moders, en- Hustrus, en- Kerestes.
Deres varme og utrettelige liver gjorde I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-25
BUILDING City for Employees.

<tn the outbreak OF the war the
Westinghouse company found itself
cempclled to abandon rather extern
sive s:use-building program which had
been started. but this has been re.
sumcd. and AS houses for its employ
ecS arc now under way. These homes
form only i part of a general building
plan for the development of a large
tract. It is estimated this tract will
furnish homes for GOO families. Side
walks and paving will be laid. Md gas.
water and electricity willie provided
for. The houses, which are modern
In construction. will be Of brick with
hollow tile backing. with concrete eel
lars and cement porches. They will
consist mainly of five. six and Sven
room houses. designed to meet tic
needs and the pockethcolis of the man
in moderate circumstances, and will be
sold at cost on easy terms to the en-
ployees of the company. a number
of the dwellings will be for rent.