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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

The y. y. o musicale which was
10 have been Thursday AZ The hom"
OF Mrs. A 4. West has been post
poned indefinitely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

The Tuesday Bridge club met ycs
tcrday afternoon with Mrs Georre
Spcer The prize for hlgh score was
won hy Mr. Earl Patterson and the
low Score was made by Mra George
Martin Special guests were Mrs J
T. Iiouseworih and Misses Josephine
and May Moylan OF Chicago. A salad
course was served a. the close ~ the
meeting The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. y r. Burton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-28

u can't say enough for Thedford's
Biack-Draught and the great good II
did for me.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

-
Rolbres razonables, Blasco Ibliiez
no pudo otra cosa que 10 que vic. su
reputation de escritor, de novelista
3penetrante ~ sagaz y de hombre que
ha estndiado practicamente la sociolo
GA de. los diversos pafses que ha vi
sitado, 10 lleyaban a expresarse con
sincaridad Y seg1n las impresiones
racibidals No Sc lie exija al novelis-
ia andariego y observalor, la mora
lidad seryil de cualquier compadre
que habla NAL de la casa en- donde
ACADIA de disfrutar una amabIe hos.
pitalidad Esto. es indtil.
.'Ahora, 81 el diagn6stico es POGO
favorable al enfermo, yeamos la ma
nera de curar. de modo que en- la 81
guiente vista del m6dico, sorprenda-
mos en- sus labios una sonrisa tran
quilizadora ben6yola
"Esto es 10 .dues nos toca hacer."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
PRoYEcTo PARA Ell AUMENTo

Lares. P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

Entradas; Manuel vela Rodriguez.
de Bayamon = Luis Sancho, De Vie
ques.
Salidas: Clotilde Rexaeh Rios, de
Rio Grande; Jose b. Alvarez Portela,
de San Juan; Juan villaltaf VITAL, de
San Juan y Agustfn AlyaFez Portea,
de San Juan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
vELADA INFANTIL

La celebraron en- ell dfa de aver en-
ell teatro Recreo, los entusiastas miem
bros de la Congregation San Luis
Gonzaga. Todos los ndmeros fueron
mdy amenos e interesantes desempe
ilados con suma habiIidad por ninitas
que constituyeron el encanto de la
concurrencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
BALE EN- Ell ca
SINO DE LARES
4UXILTO MUTUO Il

Lares, un espIendIdo baile. La hume
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
CKONICA !. DE ll,I:'. LARES

rosa concurrencia bail6 hasta despu6s
de la una de la mahana, no decayen-
do el entusiasmo por un solo instan-
te. La asistencia fue obsequiada con
esplendidez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
GRARUAcIoN DE
OCTAYOl GRADO.

= ii al
|ocT4vol GRADo.
EnIel amplio teatro RecrEo, So Allevo
a efe{:to 9n la noche del judges elAacto
de gIadul ulaci6n de los est hldianteS de
octavP gltado, habi6ndose dbtenidoAes-
te ahP el mayor ntmero ydb diplomas,
pues de Scuarenta estudiabte l1nica,
mentd dok no salieron airbsos en- sus
estudbos .s
FL 1espld d6ndido salon de fsparcimien-
to estaba pleilo, de bote IN bote. FL
jovenI professor Anastasb Jimincz,
abri6 el a4etc con hreves pAlabras, dan.
do laI bieilavenida la ndmerosa CON
curretcia y felicitaAdo a los aprcve.
chadoAs j0wenes p6r el Ibillante 6xi-
to o5 tenidSo. yarios est5diantes die,
ron ctura coinposiciolIes originates
de tel mas de actuaisdadJ que fucron
un fig exAonente del adklanto pro-
greso sorpEendente. de .dichos estr.
diant ss.sambien Sc leyeron las aeos-
tuniI tadas historic de clase, testament
to, p ,fesfas, regalos 7 p9esfas, las cua
les nsorJn gran liilaridad mere
ciero eF aplauso de la concurrencia.
Ell oven abogado, don Emiliano NJ.
Ayil( introdujo en- breves, pero elo-
uen nalibras, al orador de la no.
he, talfntoso Grader v abogado,
lon nan Valdejully Rodriguez.
Gu kdo u joyen orahor, sefor Ro.
rfgII 60 adelant6 al proscenio, fue
vaci nAdo largamente Empez0 por
acer pFesefte los estudlahtes 10
ne g,Aifcaba yalla aquel diplo-
IA, 10 tras ocho ahos de estudio
onsta ,te optenfan.. Habl6 sobre el
rillai J nory yenir que esperaba a nues.
"a pa trta ,lada la excelente prepa-
aci6n oua hoy reciben. los que mana.
a gul aran Jus destinos. Tuvo pala.
ras G ,r;f,ossk Y gratas para ese obre
, osc ,ro NAL retribufdo que Sc
anna MAD astro. AeOnsej6, por dlti-
q, a ,s isYenes gradliados, seguir
ehpr dellnte. serenos ante la adj
ersh(a n lucha, seguros del triun
}, bAs Ia cumbre inmarce-
Bile brante. do moran la glo-
4 y ternas. All terminar el
ven su magistfal discurso.
eibi0 va atronadora de aplau
III /, IL rrs,<,.o1or eoaor sfSa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

PROYECTO PARA ltEL AUMENTO
DE La MARINA ESPANOLA
Londres. JUNO rEl Gohierno es-
paiol esta preparandO un proyecto de
ley Sfjalrtlo una gran suma para la
construction Immediate de un segun-
do escuadr6n naval segdn despachos
de Madrid al EUeni',g Telegraph.
FL proyecto incluye varias unidades
de grandes dimensiones Y otros bu-
1ques de diferentes denominaciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
|ln gran diari )ico
hes del gran slsta


vi arguiIento que fue Illiesped de'
onor de Mejj Il de que se le atendio
II eusilplimenA como ii hombre dis.
aisguldo que les, tle que Sc le pagaronI
las hofeles los ferrocarrilds para
laostrale nusbtras curiosidades socia-
Ies i afqueolCgieas II, suma, De que
no ee ecoslolAizo sacriticio nj cortesia
Die al para die le fuera grata Sd per-
nalesc:a Ell esta ciiidad. Parace que
on cambio de estas tinezas Sc espe-
ala d 3. IBaaez dcscribiera Uni Me
% ideal j lle!io de perfecciones, algo
enicjaate aha tersa repdblica soma
la por platohs On sus idcalOgfas mas
yptiinistas.
no Sc pells0 en- que Blaseo Ibalez
IRA el nenos u prop6sito para 81 casos
E;ssamos acostuinbraSIos al trate de
escritores mercanarios \ sin re.
putari0il que por un puiado de ORC
:leyantai una ciildad en- IN yermo y
haeen una Bizancio de cualquiera
municipalidad americana trayes
lie ellos,s la historic es una tragedia
clasica como las de Racine, y los per
onaiss Sc imp2nen con perfiles he
% cos que hacen palidecer las figures
mas ellergicas de la aatiguedad
s.I;iasco Ibaiiez. cualesquiera que
sean las limitaciones de 50 obra, no
pertenece al ndmero le los noFelistas
quienes Sc conlpran gubernatiyar
mente stis obras porque iladie las
lee; fiene desde hace tempo tln pti-
blico asegurade Ell sus incontables
leetores de ambos continentes y no
ned I sat lubYendoHes ofciafes para
leeir 10 que siente. Una taxa de
chocolate en- eI Hotel Regis o una
vista las Piramides de Teotihua-
can, no iban a influir en- nlodifcar sn
opinion K
6; Por q,t6 indagarnos 81 nuestra
civilization prendida con alfileres y
nuestros hombres piblieos un POGO
antfpodas de Cavour, han puesto en-
la pluna del escritor tales apreeiar
clones?
s'En todo case, nOsotros. Y no la
franqueza de Blasco Ibdilez, es quien
tiene Ia culpa Ya es tempo de re-
accionar contra los eloglos pagados
de los >escritoFfs inconseientes y acep-
tar IiuIniAemente Ell juieioa de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
CINE RECRE0

El abono para la exhibicion de la
monumental cinta Los Arlequi,tes de
sedG D ORC, Sc cubre rapidamente.
Separe butaca. Esta semana el due
ito Los Para.
ALFONSO REY.
IareS. Z. r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

.e1 acto el seiior Cassidy, elogiando la
obra de los maestros y nifos. Los
siguientes ninos obtuvieron diploma /:
Susana Ballester, Encarnacion Ber-
nat, Angelina Bezanilla, Josefa Beza.
nilIa, Margarita y Jose Coll, Ana Del
gado, Ignacio Dicup6t Rafael Font,
Isabel Frau, Mar1arita Gonzalez,
Agustina Hernandez, Juan Hernandez,
Vicente y Nicolas Lecaroz, Jose NJ
Lopez, Pedro L. Rodriguez, Alberto
y Guillermina Rey, Emilia Reyes, Jor
ge Rodriguez, Ramona Rodriguez, Re
denci6n Santiago, Aleio v Maria TIE
resa Rodriguez, Redencion Santiago,
Aleio Y Maria T. Segarra, Juan j.
sein, Rita Vargas, Carmen y6lez, Ra
fael yilella Carmen L. yiv6. Nues-
ira felicitaci6n efusiva a todos y a su
profesora, sehora Eva G. sager.
BALE EN- Ell CA
SINO DE LARES &
Anoche Sc celebr0 ell el Casino de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

re! el eNtrailier0 Sc lla le-
va protesta contra 81 popu-
lar sta Blasco Ibahez, / pro.
/ pos e las impres.olles que esta
pull fdo en- los periodicos yanguis
sot1 sIajico sus homBfes; aqui
mis- Aeonlo es NATURAL, abundan las
cenh de personas que Sc dicen
cultls6bre Ia crftica social y polfti-
ca ii iAencionado escritor, sobre
homes cosas mejfcanas.
cohprensible v hasta perfec-
tam te Axplicable. que los mejlca-
nos, (ablahdo en- terminus generoies,
nos Intamos humillados al yer que
nuesa, patria Y sus hombrcs mas
representatives sean tratados en- for
ma 6 mly etogiosa por Ia pluma
del afto espa1ol. El amor a Ia
patr y justo deseo de yerla email
fecidA spBe todo, por los extraiios,
es'' hnl;do justificado de sobra por
u fniehto que no es sgeno nj a
q bios mas alejados de la !. civi-
iizacN actual.
Il que nos euesta algdn trabajo
comptnder. ed esa indignation des,
pertah por Ian ppiniones de Blasco
Ibah qtlien en- Nsus condiciones de
nove "a Iefdo vi acceptable por la ma
Forf Sie los honAbres que hablan en-
;ast no, no tenfa razoA \ para in-
,idil 2 Ia conduAh de tantos escri.
,ido sin reputs On nj celebridad,
lue azteca mas 70 menos. no han
70 $, como. una Yrolonsaci6n de
a 81 osa Grecia de pericles.
Isl sgrime contra Blasco IbaIez,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

LIame u Te
yase pasal
Anuncios por
pnlg gadas Q mas. 30
PoF una sOla "
pulgadas, SO ctvs. p
Por dos insercion
das 8 mas, rs ctYs. ID
Por dos inserciOnes ssAel
pulgadas, 40 ctss. Ia pulgada.
POr tres inserciones: 20 pulga-
das . mas, 20 ctvs. Il pulgada.
Por tres inserciones: menos de
20 pulgadas, 80 ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Por seis inserciones: 9 mas, -
ctys. Ia pulgada.
Posici6n determinada 10 por
ciento almento.
Comunicados: 10 ctvs. Ia Inca.
Edictos: 80 ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Avisos de Subasta Etc: Z ctys.
Ia Inca.
Anuncios en- primera pagina:
SIPS la pulgada.
Anuncios en- segunda pagina: 50
ctvs. Ia pnlgada.
Anuncios en- cuarta pagina: IS
cty;a. a pulgsda.
/ RecIamOs: Por seis veces $1.OO;
Hoce veces SITS; un mes $500.
Anuncios profesiOnales: $3.OO Ia
I pulgada al mes.
gOAQUIN PUJALs SANTANA,
Administrator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
NEWS OF NEW Arm.

special Correspondence og Eyery Evening
Newark Jan. :. At the meeting Of The
New Century Cub. tomorrow, Miss
Fl,renc. Hubbard. art instructor 'st The
Women's College. VIII give talk on 1T,
Nrs Frank sheppard of Wilmington New
I entury club also Will take part N tho
program There will be : musical program
md current cycnts, followed by soclal
hour
Ernest Fra5cr. who for several wears has
conducted = grocery store vii rctirr
frarn business IN short nmc an1 con
tennplqtcS trlp through fhc Nc>t
Norris \ y right snd Harry / Ronham
~ the Continental lIhrc %. sailed from
Ncw York Clty. Saturday. for . 24-daN
trlp ~ Havana Nassua. olcn, It. hoTn-
rs and othrr points
Dean s l. tulIImn'c II Delaware
College. whn spent tlc holidays IN New
Yo-k With frirnd rctl-Ecd home yes
fo-daN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Three New Cases of Smallpox IN
Sussex, Between Milford and
Cedar Beach.
NANTICOKE RIVER FROZEN
Runaway Lad From Seaford Re
turned to His Home Cured OF
His Roaming Inclination.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan 5.--Lehrnan Richardson.
l4-year-old son of Captain and Mrs.
mysteriouslv disappeared from his horne
here, last Tuesday, was picked up in
Chester. Pa. by a detective and sent home
last night. The detective recognized the
boy ny the wen on his eye; The d'saip-
pcarancc Of Richardson had worried bis
mother so badly that she was confined
70 her bed when he arrived hoae and IS
still under q physicians care.
The hoy said he went from Seatord to
Chester, and that the cause of his running
away was to keep from going to school.
lie has undergone a decided change since
his experience, and realizing the anxiety
he caused his parents started to schoo!
again this morning and SAID he intended
10 remain there until he graduates, and
Will never leave home again without his
mothers consent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
TllsI.AW ARE CITY.

steria. Correspondence of Fvery Evening
Delaware Cltv Jan. ). Thomas sadler
left On saturday far Vest llrefaa. Rhere
he has secured 4 position AIr. ~attter 5
family cHpcci t. JON hm II feo uefk-
Miss Lucy jackson ! visiting her sister
II Wilmington
Mss lsIe.4nar >hanker II phllalclpha
j. visiting Miss t,eriride Sadler
Thomas Barheau of Montreal rs 4
visitor Ia town. SATURDAY
William RaIl has resigned his nostnu
IN 'ancrdviie % accept ene II VII
minrfan. starting todas
Iravrr Prize Of Newark spent lasf
night j, y,lfh his aunt, Mrs fm.aa priec
Tic regular monthly .aeetlae e tbe
Women Missionary ~octe'S Wlll he held
Wednesday afternoon Al . clock at ths
horne d the president, AiIs- Florence
Hall
Captain Eugrne enllisen AMI Charlie.
Heal II t4, alted Statgs engineer tng
Phlhdeiplija spent Sundas here elfh thei
faulIlcS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS
special Correspondence OF Everg Evemn2

special Correspondence Of Every kve1ung
Laurel. Jan. Centenary Methodist
Eplscopsl Sunday school Of this town
yesterday afternoon elected the following
officers.
S9perlntendant. Joseph 4. PrettyInan n
assistants. Victor c. Kitchens, Frank 5
Sirnan, secretary, Granville :. Windsor
assistant Ernest Spicer, treasurer, Har-
vev I. king superintendent primary DC
oar,rnen-. Mrs Joshua H. Maryil o. L.
lar,e c5epartnent. Mr. Etta Nabb.
cradle roll. Mrs William Z. Nabb choris-
Tor, Ja1aes i SpiceT; assistant. Mr.
Joseph PpttyTnan pianist, Miss Edns
Ward assistant Mss Ienore Parsons
auditing committce. Granville ; Windsor
LrDps+ ~piceT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CHuRCHNoRTGAGsBURNfD.

special Correspondent II Every Evening
blower. Jan ster,iag "as a Red
Letter Day i, tl., 'eoplrs Christian
Church the occasion Icing tic burning
~ the mortgage an IA church sufficient
funds hayius heal subscribed ani paid
ut" HqHaa le eaf,r indebtedness
Pror IL lie Sermon ot thc morning
tA r4~tor. I.e.. Victor Iighbourue
aud ~ !, 5,u-au md Neslet Webb
-s.,ttot The trustee, stood vithn ji5 eh.la
o,.l rsa. auh pastor Lghtb3un hoidIua
ha mvugaIe tnd applying b. torch
rhu fHn rt3.tee> holding ne fetcptac,
IS rtestss .Ic e-ht- As th. mortgage
0a- aslue consumed ia. congf egltleH
stood .3.d sang Praise tiod from
y ..ou vi fs.c9-.ng- IoW
Hdh Ia drlv. sTted yhree s.eet.
ag, = IqIujs.e lie iebt ~ th. rbgrc'
ana parsonage il ar,ier t. secure . e.ft
of 5000 from 0ne momIer - the church
by Jau88rv l. moro hau 5000 y.1-
subscribed r $500 more than u4- asked
Tor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN
DROPS IN ON DOVER
Arrives After Midnight, Runs the
Danger Of Freezing. Does Shop
ping and Quietly Leaves.

Special Correspondence 81 Fvery Evening
Dover. Jan =, woman claiming ~
~ from Philadelphia arrived p Dover on
the train carly Saturday morning when
the Thermometer yes a. four degrees
above zero. walked II and down loocEer-
man street until she was noticod by he
night wafehman standing IN tho doorway
~ onc ~ fhc atorcs tic approached her
and asked il hc COULD aesist her in any
wav She refused assistance at first, Init
when told shc would have to - somewhere
or be would frccze. she finally consented
10 accompany the policeman fo tho Hotel
Richardson. where she stayed until morn
ing. ~hc refused II GIVE hfr narnc or
any other address thar Philadelphia,
sfating hc had conc 70 Dover - ~ .ome
shopping
During SATURDAY. -he made some pnr-
chasea at Tho Dover stores. ~ one store
purehating sevcral parkares and ordering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

thciy arrival of ~ iircmen, the entire roof
on The south cnd 81 building beng IN q
ficrcc hlaze famed bv q northwest wind
which was almost a gale Efforts Were
diverted to saving the warehouse nf the
Robinson ardvare Co. adjoining in
which was stored from $4,000 to so, 900
worth 81 new machinery but II his the
frcmcn wcrc only partially successful.
one end of the building beng burned and
th,, roof and floor being considerably
damaged Il i not vct known ~ what
extent the machinery suffered clthcr from
FIRE or water
The burned warehouse was owned hv
Woottcn. Hastings II 90 fr7mt and prod
icc brokers 1T this town. The loss. which
was partially covered hy insurance has
no. hccn annornccd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
NEW ROADS IN SUSSEA.

Special Correspondence ~ kycry Evening
Georgetown. Ian ;, ne ~usscx Coun-
Isl Highway Improvement Commission
viii advertise FOR bids for the construction
az concrete rosdpays from CcorgejoVu %
Harhc~on Blades to Concord .iacnf ;
school 10 { Cohcshury RoNana 70 Aiiilv1llc,
ana Laurel TO Asaury hurch
In few DAYS survey viii +, made
from Laurcl to Ash1iry hurrh. and with
TIE, letting of ihi~ contract and the onc
from Jacob School to CokestNry the
western section of She county viii have
tvo improved highways lcadlng into
u 70 -..yr-l 10 ...IIrtE e...L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
SIS SSEX COUNTY NOTES.

>-..-ial CorrcsIondCncc OF Every Evening
Georgetown. Jan ; Young mcn Of
Nills bn-o have organized an athletic
club. NTH ! Reese White pres ldcnt,
IcSse Jones, vicr-prcsident
James Holland, aged ahout = yca-,
dicd on "Wednesday st the homo of lohn
Waplcs, Rroadkiln hundred Fnncral
service wc-c conducted Saturday, with
intorrncn, IN tho Milton n. +. cemetery.
Tirc. hrlcvcl IL have been caused hv q
defective f,ic. DESTROYED tho residence Of
l,rrncc phImmrr. Broadkiln district
Wedncsdav Fortunately most 81 the
household elects werc carTlAd ont before
T., hlulilng WIS burned 10 the ground
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

special t.orr, .popdrncr If Gvers E1cn11e
>,.iord Jan, , lS-Aiasor ard Air.
Walttf i Bo5lusou have announced 'hc
eugagcu-u' Of tAelr daughter Miss Libel
Robins III and Htrrs 3 lirraye- -, ~"ufh
bethlehem pa .ormnr!v oi SMYRNA
The weid.ng wII rtEc placr here his
winter ald VII he oae ot tie u.o-f brilliant
SocictN c<,.I.t> - f1c ~-l-oI
Miss Robinson Is v,i.-Af"au s,ls.iety-
woman and Is Al atnompi he'd / l-i, j.n.
having IN csoeItIuba I, r.tls Jprauo Voice.
Nj Grcavt.s is au yX-u.-|v iuaI aud comes
Of d prominent Delaware family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

is frozen over from ~raiord to the bay
and navigation Is completely blocked.
Oyster dealers are practically ont Of shell
oystc-s. with no hopes 81 getting any until
the river opcrs about 800 bushels of
shell oysters arc here ard they arc frozen,
making them pracfically If Ilttl, value
Tie steamer tvalou 81 fhcR G 4 4.
I'm Co plyng between hcrc and Raltl-
moro i unablc to makc trips and sailing
vessels arc tIcd up along the river Tie
thrrcmast Schooner Abci " Parker.
Captain Clarence Heath. master loaded
with sand far tho ~caford- aIrc State
Highway, dochcd hero Yesterday Cap
tam Ucaih sand iis hoq' was damaged hv
the floating ice and 10 experienced difficulty
in getting through HIS hcat val remain
hcrr lntil the river th9ps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
THREE SMALLPOX CASES.

special Correspondence Of Every Evenins
Georgetown, Ian s. Thrcc cases q
srlallp0x have broken ont IN tho home q
william T Watson. between Milford ana
Cedar Beach, according to reports reach
ins here, and p rigid quarantine has becn
5laced on the house. in accordance with
irstructlous from the state Board Of
Heslfh. Wh.l., The cases are mild n
character. every effort IS lseing made l.
EeeO the disease confined
Rehoboth Beach Board q Health has
ssuad an csilct that all residents al fhr
resort must be vaccIna.ci this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
AIiDDLETOWN.

special spondence II Every Evening
Alld1letovu, Jan > Miss EthclWyn
Maloney gave Il surprise shower last week
in honor of Miss arreipe Lattomus of
Townsend Miss Iattomus received i
number Of nic, gifts, including tea towels
which the visitors beiuned during the
afternoon Those present we're Mis
Iatnulus. Miss Maloney, Mrs Lucy
Jones. Mrs Donovan. Mrs. Lee, Mrs.
Ionc~ Mr- Miller. Mrs Lee Maoney,
Mrs Austin Hart, Jr, Mrs Clayton
johnston, Mrs Anna Reynolds Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

special Co--cs spouitrfa at ISery Itenlnt
Georgetown l4l ) Announcement
Is made o. he marriage ii Miss Bessie l.
Macklln daughter a5 Mr. 4nd Mrs.
t1o7atio : Nacziin. sud Howarsi ~;oecAcL
son O. z-Ecpre-en.atlEe tharlc> j.
Stoeckel All q. this cl-v
The bride until 4 few wr.ks ago Wa
chief operator IL Tie local cxchaage whlie
the groom l. III t:- employ e nc railruad
COMPANY ! ..e remoul zoos place ii
WilmlugtDa Aloadav u !a~1 week hes
viii r@-jfl,. III i)e.uar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
RELIGIOUS REyIyAIS.

sY-rlal Cor-,sIondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, J2n.5-Many rural church
= In lower Delaware are preparing Tor tn
u1nter revival meetings. which usually
start during the first and second weeks oi
the new year, and continue ior about two
weeks
Last night ev;ngellstic server cou-
nenced At Milton " 7 Church. under
tho direction OF Rev VI l. Hungerford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
No Great Act II Heroism Required

Ii 50 great act If hcroisin aas naces-
sary d protect i child FROM crolp, no
i. other would besitaee 70 protacf hcr Off
-piing, ;l1 y>iten II i oillv necessary to
keep st hand a bottle ot h..rnUerlf j.
Coug Remedy and give ( as soon s. tile
frst Indication o. Group appear there are
many who neglect ID hanIberlain S
Cough Remedy i within the reach of all
and i prompt and cfFccttial ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
FINED F0R CRUELTY To no RSE.

special Correspondence Of 4 gcrv Evenine
Dover Jan r. Charged vith deserving
3 horse which had hecu avrrdrivcn amt
fallcu Ii tho ground unable a rot mp aa
Friday las II Cnopcs S Corner 4 man
named Moore from he lower nart II
hca counts 14~ required - pay fine
and ro,,- lor ,9ulafiou of the Cruelty 10
Animals statute
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
NEWS OF LAUREL.

snectaI Correspondence Of Every Evening
Isurel, Jan. 5 Miss Blanche G. f.li-
utt, who was confined 70 her home on
Pine street bv illness, has almost recovered
Miss Louise ElIiss Of Millsboro IS here
visiting Nrs Catesby Ellis
Tinted Ststcs Senator Josiah G, Vol
cott snd family Of Dover arc visiting
friends and relatives in Laurel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
HAYES FAMILY REUNION.
Special Correspondence of ivory Eyoniui

Special Correspondence of Evory EyeriuF
Bear, Jan. ; An ENJOYABLE tivne was
had on New Years dav a. the home of
Nr and Mr. John r. HAYES. at Brar
yghen All Ghcir children and grandchildren
gathered at their residence for an annual
reunion Pofiltrv and ail kinds ~ ap-
frtizing dishe- xere served n ahundanrr
n thr dinner Ganes we're played Thoee
present we're Nh and Mr. ] Corbit
HAYES. Mr. and Mrs Harry Hayes, Mr.
and Nirz Oryille Davis and son, Victor;
Mr. and Nrs Clayton ID Applcbi 3nd
children Katheryn and Ho0glas, Mr
and Mrs Harry ? Gray, Mr. and hr7
" s Whtlock and daughter Mildred,
Ni-s Ear VI HAYES. Mis- Helen 81.
HAYES. John Hayes, Jr and Toseph
Hayes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

Turn the -ascals ont the hoadachs,
,iIag~resz. nj .rrs+-on. rolds fhr sour
stomach and rgi4eer..- making gases t7Irn
bpr1 on tonight and keen them ofit
nth ascarets
Millions of men and .ornra axe a
..ecsret nov and then and never know
h. tntserv caused r. Iaze liver. cioggpd
bowels or an Upset stomach.
Dou put II anofhe DAY d distress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
SLIGHT FIRE IN DOVER.

Spectral Correspondence Of Every Evening
Doye~. Ja-t ; ilra i:sst evening
shortly AFTER Is {. eioch Fl : chimney Al
1he residence St Wl1Ham Pennawllj ou
tc.tderay square. e3l~ei ~ a3aua
5ofhn- bose comnart responded e5jL
the t-tIcE aua Nued~htd the flames
before am RIOTS damage Was dome ~
a.. hr-fft.