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Evening journal., 1920-08-24
nv WEBB MILLER

United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT
LND0N, Aug. 24-The Russian do
feat in Poland is 50 complete and
overwhelming that there Is no posi-
bility Of the Bolsheviki reforming
their shattered armies on Polish terri-
tory. press dispatches declared TODAY
The prediction was made that an
red troops would be elected from Sic
occupied areas before the end Of The
week
Bolsheyik prisoners taken 10 date
total more than 10000 according TO un-
official advces. Sixty thousand az
these were taken in The Warsaw area
and the remainder in the Danzig cor
ridor.
In addition 10 great numbers sof
prisoners and huge stores Of mate
rials taken, the Poles have forced
10000 Bolshevyih TO take refuge mi
East Prussia where they will be m
termed.
According TO official information the
Poles will utilize the red prisoners inl
rehabilitating the railways fr3nl
konigsberg to Berlin, where they
cross Polish territory.
The Polish general stan in describ-
ing the Russian defeat, asserted tina
10000 Poles were opposed by iS00OO
reds and that a third Of tile later
were taken prisoner.
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PROBERS NOT
TO SUBPOENA
HARDING, COX
lContlnued From Flrsl Page. J

Continued From First Page.)
that both Senator Harding and Gov,
1ox would be subpeoned by the COM
We Will call neither Of the prAl-
DENTAL candidates he said. Gov.
COX was asked TO appear before us
because he is reported to have stated
mat he had certain Information about
Inc Republican campaign fund II he
mas, we will be glad to hear from
him."
Senator Kenyon said he would re-
main in Chicago until he had word
from Washington that all Of the sub
noenaes ordered sent out had been is
sued.
The possibility Of Franklin D. Roos-
evelt, Democratic Vice Presidential
nominee, being asked to prove state
ments attributed to him regarding
the Republican campaign fund was
considered today. The committee
members declined to verify this re
port but 1t was said that Roosevelt
might be asked to give the committee
Information If statements credited to
him are admitted by him. He Is now
on a speaking tour.
In addition to the probe into the
Presidential campaign funds, the
committee VIII make q complete in
vestigation Of the activities of var
ious Senator'S and Congressman seek
ing reelection.
1t is also expected that allegations
of activity Of Federal employees in
politics will be probed.
Senator Kenyon said that reports Of
the use Of large sums Of money to
defeat suffrage in Tennessee had
reached the committee but this was
not in the province OF the committee
Republican headquarters hare pre-
dlcted that the Investigation OF the
party's affairs may result in complete
Of the charges said 10
have been made by Gov Cox that a
"Si5,000,000 campaign fund had been
raised Democratic headquarters was
nnIallW ne nnlimialin
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COX SAYS HE WILL
PROVE STATEMENT

DAYTON, O.. Aug q fUniied press)-
Gov. Janes NJ Cox today declared
thot he would prove his charges that
the Republicans are seeking a cam
paign fund Of si5OO0OO0. when he
speaks at Pittsburgh next Thursday
night
Cox's statement follows:
Senator Harding denies my charge
about the campaign fund which the
Senatorial oligarchy IS raising I am
prepared 70 believe the Senator knows
nothing about a lot OF things that are
going on around him This reveals
the very dangerous symptom which /
have been discussing In my Pitts
burgh speech this week, I viii advise
the country as TO matters Of which
the Senator claims to ba ignorant and
Will prove my charges
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METAL TICKETS
FORCAR RIDERS
Continued From First page

and installing the collecting ma
chimes. the company also is planning
to install folding doors on about
thirty OF its open platform cars. The
doors make for greater safety for the
passengers and greater facility in
handling crowds at rush hours. The
doors. closed in vestibules and collect
ing machines viii transform The cars
into those OF the prepay or pay as
You enter type.
At present the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company is
operating about 40 cars daily in the
city.
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KNITTING NEEDLES
AND RAGS MAKE RUGS.

A simple and economic way 20 make
rag rugs is TO knit l.hem. The strips
should be about an inch wide "a
pretty pattern is a checkerboard de-
sign, which can be worked out bv
casting p stitches onto large needles
and knitting fl rows. thus completing
one square The next square should
be or a contrasting neutral colorl
Make he strip the desired length and
sew several strips together TO make
the rug the size required.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
To Philadelphia
and Chester
Subject TO Change Without Notice
STANDARD TIME

Leave Wilmington, Fourth s,ro.,
Wharf, for Philadelphia; Week. .davs
7 90 and $50 Z. NJ. On saturdays an o.Vy. ~
ditIouai trip, $50 II. M. Leave pbiia ~
mia for Wilmington, 7.30 300 ii al
M' ]. SO, 500. AIS, 600 and $50 p. III on a.,
Saturdays, additional trips al T.30 s,9 "a
( al y. Nj. on Sundays and holidsrsu
feaxe both Wilmington aud Phlladein3 q
~ z 40. 900, 1880 A. NJ, - O'clock nptl,, ~
/ SO. 500, 4.15. GOO. 200. $50 ana q aa
whining ton Pennsgrove Route: Ia.r.
5.45, 100, 500, 300. IA ne
ii.oO A, NJ, y O'clock noon, 100, 100 sSo
1000, s1i00 and 1i.40 z. NJ. 'VV'
Leave Pennsgrove 500. $50. 500. q oo
1000, 11.oo A. NJ, II o'clock noon, i i'oo' al
200, 800, 400, 500, 500, 200, $500. o0o'
@Rnns only on Sats.. Sun. & HoliaAxm.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
EOR SALB-HOUSE. EIGHT ROOMS.
II bath, hot water heat, porch, large
lot. I7o3 Pine st. Apply 1908 Pine St.
aug3-t-t-s-1m.
EoR SALE-LoT. 50x1OO FEET, AT
= Churchtown, on trolley line, near
dupont dye plant Price reasonable. APP
ply Andrew Collision, 1851 Grant street,
Carney's Point, n. J. aug2i-St.
WILL BUY BRAND NEW
~ 1COO bungalow, six rooms, bath,
porch cemented cellar heat, complete,
on lot 50xis0 feet, at Lyndalia. Immedi-
ate possession. Bargain. Phone 800,
Lyndalia Co, Newport, Del. Jy17-t-t-s-tf.
ELMHURsT = BEFORE DECIDING
- upon your home, by all means see
Bmhurst. The most delightful home
sites with builders ready to put the
home up quickly and just as you want
it. Eimhurst is on the Newport pike,
Ideally located, right on the trolley and
has all the city conveniences. Ask us for
further information as to how to get that
home Write or phone Elmhurst Realty
Co, S23 Market st. Telephone S62,
aug24 I'm.
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DO NOT USE CREAM
AROUND THE MOUTH

II IS well when using skin cream
to refrain from using 1t around the
mouth. To discourage the growth OF
down on the upper lip. a preparation
Of one teaspoonfu Of lemon Juice, one
OF peroxide Of hydrogen should be
used. This must be shaken well and
used frequently.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
BUSINESS COLLEGES
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING


The birthstone is a pink jasper. The
governing sign is Virgo and the gov
erning planets are Venus and Uranus.
We find the nature Of this person has
two Of the strongest elements. those
OF earth and fire.
lhese clemens are given by Virgo
which combines the Intensity Of the
inner lire Of the earth and the plane
tary vibration The love nature is
ardent, dominating and demanding all
you VIII md this person exceedingly
lohd of music and art, and whether
man or woman. most Of them are very
l,-,it L,.vieient ~ playing any musical in
lines and public prominence and sue
cess Is certain.
Ihe Want Ads give many oppor-
tunities for making extra money
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RED
DIVISIONS
IN ROUT ARE
WIPED OUT
Continued from FIRST pace.

Continued from First Page.
shevik divisions remain within cthno-
graphic Poland. SIX entire BoishcviR
divisions have been destroyed and
eight others greatly shattered. The
Russian debacle appears TO be com
plete. President pilsudsli's army has
continued its rapid progress north
OF Warsaw and is nearly the line OF
Ostroieka-Lomza- -BieoIostok.
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BRADFORD'S. Phone 1905

aug24
BRADFORD'S. Phone 1905
HOUSES FOR SALE.
913 Clayton ST., z rooms,
bath; heater, porch.
400 block Concord Ave, 8
rooms, bath, two porches; laun-
dry tubs; electric light.
sc acre farm at Centreyille,
Del.
Fine country home on Phila-
delphia pike.
T. c. BRADFORD,
1921 Delaware Avenue.
HEAL. REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.
TOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
furnished or unfurnished. Apply 515
\. Harrison St. Mr. Hudson. aug24 2G
EoR RENT-sToRE AND TWO
= rooms at 2ll W. Eleventh st. Ap-
p.s L. ". bleventn -. aug4-St.
TOR RENT-BUSINEss OFFICES
a Inquire room No. ], 604 Market st.
auglou
FOR RENT ENTIRE BUILDING FOR
store garage and apartment just
built, Apply 2iO W. Fourth ST. Phone
o4uo-J' aug2S-6t
EoR RENT HOUSE, FURNISHED
- or unfurnished eight rooms and
bathi all conyeniences 81 Delaware
Aye Aye ,Prennsgrove, For particulars. call
1905 w Eighth St, Wilmington
.~,..,,!,.l,ls.IilIMENTs APARTMENTS E0R RENT.
EoR RENT-APARTMENT. APPLY
- Lewis. 7l5 Market St. june24-tf
TOR RENT-APARTMENT, THREE
rooms and bath; immediate posses
SION. ". Third St, aug2S-2t
EOR RENT-APARTMENT. THREE
- rooms and bath. 2l1 jefferson st.
aug1 -3t.
EoR RENT-APARTMENT. THREE
rooms ana bath, hot water heat.
electric light. S. w. Corner Seventh and
ratnail sts. Phone 7oe6-w. aug28-tf
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED APART
II ment, two rooms and bath. Phone
20o7-W, or apply SOS Madison st.
aug23-6t.
FOR REM
BUSINESS ROOMS FOR RENT III
- Market St. Apply Lewis. june1O-tf
EOR RENT-DoCToR's oFFrcB:
Il good location. Address RIGS. Evening
lourhal Olnee. augl9-6t.
FOR RENT-oNE LOFT, SOC VAN /
= Buren, street S0x60; good for stor-
age or workshop. augl9-6t.
TOR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR. SECOND
floor, furnished rooms. with priyil. /
.ge OF light housekeeping. $40 West /
Fourth s.. Apply TO Harry lerger 4i9 4
shipley St aug6-tf
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
COL0RED FAMILY WISHES no /
y rent house on east side. by Septem
,er p, or October l. Box W-19, Even
ng Journal Office. aug23-st
COTTAGE AT PENIS
w grove, beach front, furnished. not
90 far from the grove Phone 490S- W.
augu-6t.
HOUSE TO RENT on Z
W east or west side, for cOlored fam
". Address W-10. Evening Journal
lthce. aug20-6t.
PAPERHANGING.
EMME - PAPERHANGfNG I
u. done reasonably; wall paper for
ale, 307 Madison St. Phone 4455-W.
jy2s-im.
A sEIDEL, PAPERHANGFR- BEST
\. Workmanship; wall paper for
ale42o East Fourth St Phone s405-W.
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ROOMS ron RENT.

FOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS AND
a bath. 2iS2 Market 81. aug24-1t.
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PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
TYPFWRITFRsi-

Il A. SMITH, u1PEW KiTEK *.
change. Jypewriters sold. rented
and repaired. Agents for Fox Portahle
1ypewnters, +. a b. Check w riters. M
seventh ST. over barber shop. Phone
go - -'tp. dec19-1yr.
VNPEWRiPERs RENTED = THREE
A months, 800. Rental applied on
RlEehAse. SOLD $500 monthly. Tyne
writer's repet-ed. Royal TypeNsttsy
Agency. Typewriter Exchange. saeana
aeor. n. W. Cor. Seventh aud Marhst
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
GINGHAM USED FOR
INTERIOR DECORATION

bingham Is now being used In In
terror decorating in the same manner
as cretonne. II is very attractive and
wears and launders we'll. 1t is adj
mirably suited for curtains. cushions
and for covering chairs and sofas
Color schemes can easily be carried
ou. With the use Of This fabric.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
PIANO TUNING

:. ~
DlANO TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
and promptly. X. w, Driscon 5l3 4
Eighth St. Phone 40i3-W. feb26-tf
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES IN TuN-
~ ing and repairing. An work guaran.
teed. Player work a speciality. Esti.
mates given without charge Work done
lIainediately. a.. ]. ANON,
'nAra'-lsr- e Third ST Phone 27eo.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
ELECTRlCAL
Betterton, Md.-HoteI Riebie.

modern hotel, commanding fine view.
Chesapeake Bay. All resort amusements
Combination country and seashore.
HOWARD TURNER. Prom.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

FOR RENT-FIvE OR SIX ROOMS.
a 22s W. Second st. aug23 -st.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

FOR RENT-oNE ROOM. s1s WASH
Il ington st. aups4-ot
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NOTICES.

THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
= correspond In English and German,
snd exchange picture postcards. Ad-
W WureSs WHY Behrens SteintOrfeld St,
ol-lIl, Hnnover, Germany anE2l-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

WANTED HOUSE TO RENT on
w east or west side, for colored fam
ily. Address W-10. Evening Journal
Office. aug20-6t.
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ron SALE

TOR SALE-oNE SET ssz4la KELLY
= springfield, second hand shcsa. Cau
9OS Monroe St.. after Z o'clock. ang2s a.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

The work Of the Want Ads ends
only with N satisfaction OF their
employer.-Ady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24

A significant fact
tor national advertisers
n D 1a-1a ago we saw it at every crossroads,
~ every hamlet every vllage-the immortal black
"A smith shop of Longfellow.
Today we all we see it, more often than nor
as an adJunct to an automobile repair shop
under the spreading chestnut tree" find gasoline
pump instead OF the familiar htching post-and from
within we hear instead of the neigh of the horse the
exhaust OF coughing motor.
Old Dobbin has been dethroned-and with his passing
has come a freedom for farm folks
The new farm freedom
me Crowe investigation of the farmer and the farm
teld just completed shows that the old isolation of the
tarm home is an end.
Good roads and gasoline have released it, In 72% of
the farm homes interviewed was found automobile
In supplying their wants farm folks are no longer de-
pendent upon the general store of crossroads and village
Now they go the city"-their county METROPOLIS
to supply their needs in merchandise.
The following tabulation, compiled by Crowen inves-
gators in six represen tave farm states shows how
great the change has been.
78% of the farm families interviewed 20 to the LARGEST
town in their county for their groceries, 81 for toilet
articles 95% for mems clothing, 98% for woens CLOTH
ing, 74b tor furniture.
The selling job half done
is clear that the direct distribution route to the
farm home today the county and larger
The advertiser who has average national dstribu-
ton has his goods stocked in the stores that farm
folks patronize.
Coupled with this thefac shown conclusivey by the
investigation, that the modern farm family is buying
the kinds and quality of merchandise city people,
rich new market beckons the national advertiser
with half his selling job, distribution already DONE
The Crowell Publishing Company
Avenue York; City
Preside
America The Weekly
NJ II:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17
HERAIpzMoNpAY, MAY II, 1920.
MEN HONO)RlEDL..
IN WAR BOOK PUT
OUTBY THE X. OF c.

on; hundred and forty-two mon Of
Grand Forks, North Dakota: have
been permanently memoralixed in
knights Of Columbus in Peace and
War the ofncial history Of the K. Of
G. by Maurice Francis Egan and John
b. Kennedy. This book, which has
just been published at K-C headquar-
tiers ineNew Haven, Conn.,, gives for
the first time the official record Of
K-C activities and the arst. complete
story Of how the immense war relief
funds given to various agencies by
the American public were administer
ed. i
The names Of 142 Grand Forks
men appear in the second volume
the honor roll Of the K.,Gof
e. of 100000 names, together with
letters of commentator from all
ranks Of men from General Pershing
to raw recruits Roy L. Morgan, Ell
mer j. Lorenz, Chas. L. Olmstead,
Joseph A. Verville, local boys who
died, in the Service, are awarded SYM
bols Of honor on the Grand Forks
Council roll. K-C service men Of
Grand Forks who do not find their
names on. the list should send them
to K-C headquarters for insertion
later. n ,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17

Gen. BENJAMIN HIM. untif a few
months ago one OF; CarranEa'ss right
hand men, is now leading An army
into prominence four years aEo when,
Carransas appointed him commander.
Of heXf federal district Of Mexico City.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17
LOCAL LEADERS |, /
To- CONFERENCES
Important Meetings Seized.
uled to Be Held at Fargo
Wednesday.

Several political leaders Of Grand
Forks will go to Fargo Tuesday in
connection with two conferences to
DO held "wednesday at the up River
city"
The Democrats Of. the state are to
hold their convention at that time for
tho nomination of candidates for gov
ernor, and other state offices.
Among those who will attend the
meeting are Sveinbjorn johnson.
chairman OF the Democratic state
central committee, ]. F. T. O'Connor,
and George E. Duis, both of whom
are being mentioned as possible can
didates for the Democratic guberna-
torial nomination, ]. Nelson Kelly, F.
f. tBurchard, and others.
There will also be a conference at
Fargo Wednesday of members Of the
Independent Republican state execu-
tive committee, and a number Of the
candidates who were endorsed at the
convention held last week at .Minot.
which will probably be 'atte/aed by
O. B. Burtness. nominated for con-
gress In this district. and others.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17
COMMANDERY
IN ANNUAL CONCLAVE
IN CITY ON TUESDAY

The North Dakota Grand Com
mandery Of the Knights Templar will
hold its annual conclave at the Ma
sonic temple Of Grand Forks Tuesday.
Members Of the Grand Com
mandery will meet At the Hotel Da-
cotah Tuesday morning and will be
escorted to the temple by the MEM
bers Of st. Aldemar Gommandery in
uniform. =
Following the business session, of
the conclave the visiting knights will
be entertained at the temple Tuesday
evening. The program will include
numbers by the "Merrymakers" Of the
state university, the Thursday Musi-
cal chorus and other features.
This program is open to Masons
n their families only.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17
BlJARNE CHORUS
SINGS TONIGHT
OBJ q: . BlE'urttness Will Give Az
dress On Bjarne Program
AT Auditorium.

a final rehearsal Of the Bjarne
chorus was held on Sunday afternoon
IN preparation for thep rogram which
the chorus will give at the city. au-
ditorium this evening. in observance
OF Norway's Independence day.
The program will start at 1880
o'clock. and is to be followed by a
big dxnce. No admission will be
charged for the program, but tickets
which, 1T is hoped, to raise a sum fdr
the purpose Of paying some debts in
Cured by the organization a few
years ago when sangcrfests were
held!
!. A. Berg, Norwegian vice consul,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17
IT'S AGIRL AND
CARL JOHNSON is
PASSING THE CIGARS

carl johnson. proprietor, Of John
sons Popular Priced store. is wearing
the smile that won come off, these
days. 4
Also his friends have about decided
that he is now in the cigar business,
instead Of the ready to wear"
It's a girl, and arrived Thursday
night.
Both Mrs. Johnson and the new
arrival are getting along rs we'll as
can be expected.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17

to the musical nun uivs
en- II both the Norwegian M nn 81
,iish languages by o. B. Burthes'
this city. 80, engaged
for the dance. which is to begin AZ
O'clock. an direct the
Riarna chorus. About 20 voices WI. :
re- included in the chorus tonignt' of
number Of the members being o.
town at the present time. the pro- o.
rraIn will open With the singing u
the Norwegian national hymn, "a
We .elskar Iaudet;" BY kjeruiI. any nv
other numbers to be given by une
chorus include. Some OF the We
ines." bv Moller; '"Thc Great Wn!.e
Host" Grieg; america and a rous-
ing patriotic song, ''The Flag Wiz
out q STAIN, by, White. which: ma
not been given here before. 49,
The officers and members OF .ns ~,
Bjarne society ask for the cordial
~nstronage of. the public in their pro.
frram and dance for tonight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17
Doe. Not Enjoy Job
of Rabbit Receiver

Fargo, n. D., May TIT was a
bad day for me- when I was picked
as receiver" said J.. e. Gafraney of
Fargo, at the 9conclusion of the sale.
OF about 500 rabbits, accumulated
by a Fargo rabbit company, the Off
GERS of which face, prosecution in the
federal courts. for alleged, violations
of h postal laws, /
Mr.. Gananey say the rabbits
required to; feed them since he took
possession several weeks ago.
The rabbit company's operations;
totalled approximately $50, 900, ac-
cording Ito information in the. hands
Of the federal authorities. The prest-
dent, c. w. +Birs, Dis being, held In the
Cass county. jail pending trial in the
federal courts. He has,been unable
to furnish bail
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17
Fargo Court Order
Separates Two Days

! Fargo, N. D., May 17.-By an or
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17

Daniel M. Hall, commander in chief
Of the g. A. R., was chosen to dedi-
cate the new amphttheater in Airing
ton cemetery. erected in honor Of the
heroic dead Of the army and navy in
all wars.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-17
NOT so FOOLISH.

Jack is telling around that you
are worth your weight in gold.'9
Foolish boy! Who's he telling it
to-"
His creditors
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-28
u.s KEHog, DIRECTOR FOR
ss's ST NO. I, STATE
p.In'r.naTloN BUSINESS AND
oGEeslnNAL WOMEN.

,[;ss Minnie Kehoe of TINS city, was
MS director Of district No. l of the
e,o-ido Federation of Business and
occasional Women at the recent con-
d .Ur[i held in Tampa. Miss Lila
w rl,i Of St. Augustine, who recently
,;.;ted in Pensacola was elected presi-
,.nt Miss Ruth Rich of Jacksonville
l;oa. nresident, Mrs. Olive Smith of
..iresyille, recording Miss
T,nrance Blackford of Daytona, cor
.asnonding secretary, Miss Marie Man
" NJ Miami, treasurer, Miss Maude
Roach of Tampa, auditor. Directors for
5istricts ., ., 4 8. and Z are: Miss
|wvrtice McCaskill, of Tallahassee, Mrs.
Ia A. osborne, of Ocala, Mrs. v. Book
|.r Of Tampa, Miss Louise Allen, Or
|ardo, Miss F. Ulrich, Jacksonville,
ms. Cora NJ. Dain, Miami. Miss Lena
'Madesim Phillips of New York City.
national executive secretary and one
4 Of the original organizers of the feder-
alton, was an honorary guest at the
Convention.