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NF0RMACION GENERAL
Ell pataIsO de "EI Tempo !"

''El TEMPO de aver dedich CO.
lumna pico de su primera plana CO.
mentar, con subterfugios, los calculos
que hicimos, referente a la situaci6n
electoral y su resultado en- las eleccio-
mes de noviembre. Mucha gracia tiene
Ell diario republican, al decir que ell
partido de la vieja Guardia ha inscrito
no menos de $4,000 electores.
Nosotros retamos al diario republi
cano a que nos Olga, donde estan esos
$4,000 electores. Creemos que Sc estan
incubando en- La maquina de hacer vo-
tos fraudulentos, pues de 10 contrario
tenemos que admitir que dicho peri6-
dico ha perdido la cabeza, entrando en-
un periodic agudo de enagenaci6n
mental.
lei Tiempo" dice que llevaran 30
representatives a La Camara Baja.
Nosotros decimos que llevaran siete.
nosotros 10 decimos con datos ire
batibless con demostraciones elocuentes
con ntimeros redondos jcuales son
esos siete?
Santurce; Morovis; Ciales; Barros;
coamo; Yauco; Gulanica; sabana
Grande; San German Aguadilla-Isa-
bella.
Al Senado llevaran solamente dos re
presentantes. Y hoy nuevamente nos
ratifcamos en- 10 que dijimos aver
Vamos depositar quilnentos d6la-
res en- un Banco de esta ciudad. 81 los
Republicanos Sc llevan mas de diez dis
tritos representatives y mas de dos
senatOGales, nosotros perdemos la
apuesta; 81 por ell contrario, sus repre-
seitantes en- la Camara Baja no alcan-
zan ocho y sus senadores no llegan a
tres, entonces tehdran que admit tr que
han perdido la apuesta y que desde
luego, Sc declaran vencidos en- tod9 la
linea, disolviendo su colectividad.
IQue hay de ESQ?
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.INTERESANTES IN
,FORMACIONES DE
LACIUDAD DEL SUR


Aver salio para San Juan ell aprecia-
BILE caballerO don Jose Negr6n Sanjur-
jo, director del credito y AhOrro Pom
cefic, quien permanecera algunos dias
EN- esa .poblacion.
En- Ell Quartet de la Policia Sc encuen
ira una hbreta del 'Cr6dito y Ahorro
Ponceno" perteneciente Enid Ros.
continua cada vez peor ell servicio del
riego. No cesan las censuras contra la
Administration.
Para evitar una epidemia, llamamos
la atenci6n al Departamento de Sanidad,
pues la salud de los habisantes esta cons
tantemente amenazada. por las grandes
oleadas de polvo que Sc levantan.
Ha sido operado en- el Asilo de Da-
mas por los doctores Pila Belen Go
tay, nuestro distinguido amigo don Gu
mersindo Beltran, persona muy estima-
da aqui. La operaci6n tuvo I'M brillante
exito, 10 que nos alegra mucho.
Sabemos cue no existe huelga en- ell
muele de la Playa, pues todos los vapo.
res de la Bull cargsn y descargan
sin ningbn contra.iempo. ar.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL
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UNA REcoMPENsA. Ell Official Conan

UNA RECoMPENSA. Ell Official Conan
dante del Battalion de Marina de st.
Croix (Islas virgenes) ofrece una re-
compensa de s25 al que entregue una
barquilla propiedad del Gobierno de
los Estados Unidos, que lleva ell No.
572 sobre la quilla. Este bote Sc fue al
garete en- Frederiksted, st. Croix. FL
que 10 encuentre debera dirigirse al
Supply officer. U S. Naval Radio
Station, San Juan. Advt.
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A Los "oDDFELLows',
DE PUERTO RICO

FL senior M. s.. Laham, Secre. ario de
la Logia 'Sinceridad'', de Santurce,
nos participa haber recibido una invita-
ci6n para hacerla extensive todas las
Logias de San Juan la Isla, invitan-
dolas para la Gran Parada del cuatro de
Julio que ha de celebrarse ell dia cinco
a lasnueve y treinta de la mahana.
Las Logias que deseen mandar sus re-
presentaciones dicho acto, Sc servi-
ran avisarlO la mayor brevedad, para
asf poder comunicarselo al Gran Mar
shal para que les reserve sitio en- la
parada.
Todas las. representations deberan
portar su estandarte una insignia con
Ell nombre de la LOgia v pueblo. Ell 81
ito elegido para reunirse sera Ia Logil
Ansorcha de San juan, Cruz 1s, ter
Ger piso.
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LAS INscR1PcIoNEs EN- HUMAoAo
(Por telegrafo)

Humacao, JUNO 25, 1920.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan
Identifcador SociaIsta Rafael Pas
trana, ha sido acusado delito perjurio.
Fiscal exigi6 mil dollars fianza. Duran
te los cuatro dias inscripciones, el ja-
cho socialista ha estado apagado, sin
tabonuco. Resultado inscripciones es
como sigue: Unionistas 119; Socialis-
tas %. Repubhcanos, 10; dudosos, 7.
oriente es baluarte Unicnis:a.
SANTIAGO 2. MAUNEz.
Corresponsal.
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UN AccIDENTE

En- la calle del General Contreras es.
quina San Jose, el autom6vil de don
Jose Coll y Cuchi, guiado por Lorenzo
Figueroa, choc6 con un caro- de mano
conducido por Ceferino Rodriguez. El
caro- resulto con una de las ruedas rota
y Ell eje doblado.
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CINE LUNA.
SANTuRCE

PUERTO RICO.-Episodios 13 IA
de la Reina de las Series titulada CO
RAzoN DE LEON, acompanados de
una graciosa comedia.
Mafiana:-Matinal con Ell mismo pro
grama de la noche. Matinee con los
episodios IL v IL de Ell Guante Rojo''
y por la noche termination de la Sc
rio Ell LEON DE LA SIERRA.
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cHoouE DE AUTOS

En- la calle de la Fortaleza, esquina
a Tanca, Ell autom6vil de Luis Martin,
residente en- Santurce, choc6 con ell de
Isidro Ortiz, de Humacao, guiado por
Julio de Jestis. Del choque resultaron
ambos vehiculos con algunos desperfec-
tos
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RAYAMoN DE P1.AcEMEs

En- eI Immediate puesto Dc BayAmon
hay un puesto para venta de period
cos en- uno de los kioskos de La plaza
Es un sitio ideal y todas horas % en-
contrara All Ell MUNDO".
Tambien SO venden ciearrillos. tAbA
cos, dulces y refraacos. Advt
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UN D1voRc1o

En- Ia demanda presentada por Ga
bina Ntnez >Tizol sobre divorcio, ell
juez Rossy declare con lugar Ia de-
manda y lie impuso las costas al de
mandado.
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MIRADA RETsosPEcrIvA

Hoy sabado, dia veinsiseis, Sc cumplen
tres amos del arribo a Francia de los
primeros batallones de los Estados Uni
dos que fueron a luchar contra los ale
names
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sENALAMIENTos PARA
JUIcIos .PoR JURADos

..El fiscal Diaz Collazo ha empezado
hacer los sefialamientos de juicios
por Jurados para ell nuevo termino que
empszara el dia IS de Julio termina-
ra el % del mismo mes.
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VENTAS DE AzUCAR

La casa de ''Sobrinos de Esquiaga'' ,
recibio ell cablegrama siguiente:
'Nueva Orleans compro cincuenta mi
sacos de azucar Cuba para emba~car
en- agostO s17.25 quintal, costo y fete'
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A tOdOS los dusios ds Vs.
hiCTIOS da MliOr on P. R.

Las tablillaS, para lut autom0t o.
CORES spondicntes at rrbximo aha rs
cal. Sc emp, znran q zanzibar en o.
oiicina de la Division o. Aufontes
les del Gobierno On Junio -. 1890
Los duenos Do aufomovilss resiaen
tes on la isla doben femitir sus dc.
rcchos san ptrdida ~ tempo para
cue on Julio !. p4cdan tencr en sua
rcspectivos pu bios sus tahlillns.
porque despues de Junlo 90. - D.
daran ordenes estrictas a Ia policin
para cue impida Il trafco de los 81.
hicu.os de motor QUO no hayan oh
tenido sus nueyas tahliIlae.
CH1lclmo ESTEFES.
COMIIOSADO.
ADVT.
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GANGA

Una casa en- la Gale Cerra, dos
pisos, de MADEIRA. Renta $4,000.
Vale $S,500.00. Dir1jase hoy mis-
mo al Box 8S6, San Juan, P. r.
ADVT.
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ATENCIoN

Sc Vende IN apiario de raza italia
ma con reinas del ano pasado. Todas
son $50 colmenas bien nutridas. In
formarA en- Mayaguez Pedro R. cintron
Gale San Rafael NO. 81 Advt.
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NoRMA.-La magnifca obra drama
tica por Madame Traverse LAS TRAM
PAS DE PARIS, y otra cinta c6mica.
Mafiana:-w William s. Hart en- Ell
REY DE COPAs y final de "La Hue
LA del Horror. Matinee, episodios 7,
8 y de "La Casa del Odio''.
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BELIOGRAPH.- Episodes 10 IL
de la super serie coRAzoN DE LEON
Y una comedia.
Mafiana:-Matinee: "a Pufo Lin
pio''. -Por la noche Los FUNERA
LES DE CARBON MADURO en- Pom
ce Dorothy Gish en- la comedia sERA
MO.
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lATENcroN, crUDADANosl

Ell MUNDo. Sc .vende EN- Ell salon
Barberia "El MOdelo'', de don Santa
go Bonilla.
Sol st. Toa Alta, P. r. Advt.
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BALE EN- RIO PIEDRAs

Ell dia cuatro de julio Sc verifcara Ell
ell Casino Espafol, de Rio Piedras, un
bale de conhanza.
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CONTRA Los cAsERos

Antenocho hubo en- Ponce un gran
mitin de protesta contra los caseros por
el aumento de los alquileres.
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MERCADO DE- CAMBIO

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR.
Ell efecto t6nico v laxante del Lana
TWO BROMO QUININA lie haee su-
perior a la Quinina -ordinaria, y no
afecta la cabeza. La firma K. W..
GROVE Sc halla. en- cada caiita. Advt.
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PAsAPoRTEs ExPEDIDos

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasaporte
para Santo Domingo Arfnando Pic6n,
de Patillas; y para Cuba. Juan Marti-
nez, Felipe Olivera, Antonio Maray Or
tiz y Mary Ellen Warren hijo.
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SAN JUAN

TRES BANDERAS.-Episodios y
6 de la serie Ell sEcRETo DEL RIA
DIo, titulados la camara del Tor
mento'' v "El T6nel de la Muerte''
respectivamente, v una c6mica.
Mafana:-Dorys Kenyon Howard
Kent en- la grandiosa production en-
seis actos LA IsLA DE Los ENsUE
nos una c6mica.
CINE LUNA.
sABADo 26;-El episodio de la
erandiOsa seria Las Aven:uras de
Ruth, y un drama titulado las Me
dias de seda", pOr Constance Tai
madge, Ell reels.
DOMINGO 27:-.'El Altar del Ho-
nor, por la famosa actriz Clara Kim
ball Young y una comedia.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Home on Farm of Frank Jefferson,
Near Seaford. Destroyed by an
lncendiary Fire.
PASTOR DECLINES TO SERVE
Kent Farmers Organize to Protect
Rights of Threshers in Travel
ing Over State Roads.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. April "A State Threshers
and Farmers Association was organized
here. Yesterday. by the election of Is B
Bowdcn of Seaford. president; II. II.
IIsnce. State Road, vice-president; Waiter
t;cist, Newark, secretary and treasurer.
The following executive committee was
selected: T.. l.. Jones, Dover; John
Wc-ley Tavlor, Magnolia; j. \. Barnard
Wyoming: Frederick Palmer, Newark;
!. 4. Cleaver, Middletown; Samuel Lester,
81. Georges: Walter y. Hearn, George
town. j.. W. Birmingham, Millsboro;
l.. B. Birmingham, Laurel.
The purposes of the organization are
10 look after the threshermen's interests
and the rights OF threshermen ON the
public highways, inasmuch as bill was
passed bv the last Legislature prohibiting
The movement OF threshers over the
state Highway The headquarters OF
the association will be in Dover and meet
mqs will be called at the request OF the
executive committee or chairman
Addresses were made at the meeting by
W. III. Newson, president OF the National
Threshermens Protective Association OF
lnd,zna; II. r. Kellogg, president OF the
New York State Association, and J. IS.
Parker Of the American IhresherInen
Association. Madison, Wis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
CHEsTERTOwN AND VIC NIFTY.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Cthoc4 -

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, April 7.--Charles
>. HILL, a prominent farmer, died at bis
home near Chestertown Saturday, fol-
lowing an illness Of heart trouble, aged
about 81 years. He was one OF the most
prominent Democrats in the county and
for years was leader in the Kennedy
VILE district. He served one term of SIX
years as Judge Of the Orphans Court.
Rev. j. l.. Ward, retiring pastor Of
Christ Methodist Protestant Church,
had very busy time, Monday, prior to
his leaving for conference. He baptized
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Nj.
Price kenton in the morning, performed
a marriage ceremony Of a Cambridge
couple at the parsonage at noon and
entertained the bridal party at luncheon,
and at 7.30 o'clock he baptized several
children at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Elliott. He and his wife were.
guests of Postmaster and Mrs. Thomas
ID. Bowers for dinner in the evening, and
finished the days duties by attending
the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs James H.
Sides. DIR. Ward left for conference yes
terday afternoon. accompanied by the
delegate, W Robert Huey.
4iiHs W INtpfIt tlutN hiIl iitti' Fphi
Robert, Jr., are visiting relatives and
friends in Seaford and other parts of Del
ware during the absence of her husband
at NJ. 7. Conference.
Rev. DIR. George +. Anderson and family
will leave for Elkton, his new pastorate, to-
morrow. Their daughter Miss Alphonsa,
will complete her studies at Washington
College before going 10 Elkton. Rev.
Omar Jones, successor TO DIR. Anderson,
will arrive theslatter part Of the week and
will occupy the pulpit in the Methodist
Episcopal Church ON Sunday.
Charles Armstrong, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Edward Armstrong, has returned TO
Johns Hopkins Hospital for further medi-
cal treatment.
Two Joy riders arc wanted by the police
in Chestertown for driving through the
town, Saturday night, at breakueck speed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
NEWS OF GREENWOOD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Greenwood, April 7.-Greenwood Build
ing and Loan Association completed its
organization, last week, and will start
with 500 shares Of stock dating from April
!. with a new series TO be issued each year
Meetings OF the directors and payment of
monthly dues will be the first Wednesday
Of each month W. :. Lord has been
elected president and II. L. Wiley, secre-
tarv, with six directors.
The United Brethren have sold their
church TO Philadelphia parties TO be con-
verted into q moving picture parlor, for
which il was originally built and used for
several wears. The United Brethren
will build 3 new church.
The McNichol Paving and Construc-
zion Co, has resumed work on the Green
wood to Bridgeville unit Of the State
Highway and hope to have it completed
within q very short time The unit from
Greenwood 10 Pennington was completed
in December Of last year.
Miss Clara Coulter Of Washington.
Miss Pearl Todd of Wilmington. and Miss
Anna Schultz OF Philadelphia all spent
Easter holidays with their parents at this
place.
T.. r. Galloway has returned from
Akron. Ohio, where he spent three weeks
learning the technical and practical work
OF vulcanlzing tires, III connection with the
shop he has recently opened in this town
for this work.
The Odd Fellows OF Greenwood attended
L.ster services at the NJ. j. Church.
sunday morning, in body. An appro-
pirate sermon was delivered by the
pastor, Rev II. W ID. johnson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
GOLDEN EAGLES AT GEORGETOWN.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown. April The annual
meeting of the Grand Castle. Knights OF
the Golden Eagle, held here on Monday,
was attended hv about 80 delegates,
representing the several castles throughout
the State
The finance committee, In their report,
recommended that $3.50 be appropriated
for the use of the incoming grant chiei,
with an additional $50 for the extension
Of the order.
The following is . complete list OF the
officers elected for the next term Past
grand chief. John H. Still, Union Castle,
No. II. SMYRNA; grand chief, George \.
Autman. ST. Georges Castle, No. 3, WI
mington: grand vice-chief, Robert j.
Grow. ivy Castle. No %. Newark
grand high priest, Wilmer h. Benson,
Wyoming Castle, No. -, Wyoming;
grand master of records, Walter G. Hur-
lock. Apollo Castle. No ,, Wilmington;
grand keeper of exchoquer, Andrew / !,
Hamilton. Crusaders Castle, No ;, VIII
mington: grand sir herald, II. '. LYMAN,
Christiana Castle. No. 20, Christians {;
supreme representative, NJ. y. Hooven
Crusaders Castle, No. ). Wilmington !,
grand first glardsman, William NJ. T.
Stemples, Georgetown Castle, No. "a
Georgetown; grand second guardsman,
Albert Simon, Blue Rock Castle, No, 70,
Talleyvillc grand trustee J. Frank Nc
Elwee. Apollo Castle No. 2. Wilmington.
The following district deputy grand
chiefs were chosen: q. " Derrlckson,
Castle No 16. Roxana, for Castles Nos.
Is, -. 2s: Elmer X. Benson, Castle No,
81. Wyoming for Castles Nos. I, Il, 70,
%.
Following are the grand instructors.
James Ferguson of Ivanhoe Castle, No, II
Of Marshallton, for Castles Nos. ,, ). ), l..
I5. 20. n, 23, p. 20; L. A. Collins of
Pilgrim Castle. No. Z, for Castles Nos.
Z. IL. 10 and %. J + Hudson, Atlantic
Castle. No. 2S, Rehoboth Beach, Tor
Castles Nos - and rs
Grand officers and representatives We're
entertain by Georgetown Castle al the
Brick Hotel al luncheon, o. taking part.
The session was regarded - one Of the
best that has been held in recent years.
4 special drive for members will be made
during the next term, and every castle
will do its best to show the largest in
crease at the next session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
DEATH OF L. T. NEASEY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milton, April Edward Taylor
Veasey. aged - years died at the Jester
Hotel. here Saturday. For many years
MIR Neasey conducted the Neasey Hotel
~ Leves. but for several years had been
in the -four manufacturing business at
The Red Mills. near Milton. Several
weeks ago he became I'll and moved 70
the Jester Hotel, where he could be near
his physician.
Mr.. Neasey WAS prominent IN Demo-
cratic politics in Sussex county and at
one time was candidate for sheriff but
vas defeated by a small majority He
was buried in the Presbyterian cemetery
al IsveS on Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.
soec,al Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Stanton, April Diamond State
Grange az Stanton last Monday evening
adop.ed resolution on the death OF DR.
Ouioa, who died at his home in Newport
on Sunday evening.
Members of Diamond State Grange viii
visit Delaware Grange on Monday even
ing, April 10.
Next MONDAY evening Will be known as
Civil War Night, as the first gun IN
the Civil War was fired on April II, 1861.
There will BE- a short debate Resolved,
That Robert Y. Lee was greater general
than Stonewall Jackson. The afiirma-
tive will I've discussed by Benjamin \
Grooves. and the NEGATIVE BY Earle Dickey
There viii be a reading by Mrs. r.
Mitchell a game in charge of Miss Edna
Chambers, and singing by the Grange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07

Sheriff Townsend endeavored to stop
them, but failed although he got tho num-
ber of the car, and telephoned To tho
sheriff at Centrevillc To intercept the men.
The car went through Centrevillc 20
fast the sheriff scarcely saw il, and he
tclephoned TO the sheriff at Esston who
went out to meet the onrushing car
He got in front Of the car in his efforts 70
stop the men, but they rushed on: the
sheriff fired three shots at them. each
taking effect in the body Of the car. The
men went to a hotel in Easton, where they
we're arrested snd released on 5000 bail
Tor their appearance at court.
Two men left Oxford. Monday after
noon. with an automobile load Of shad
Tor Chester, Pa. They go. as far as Chester
town, when strong northwest wind
forced them to abandon their trip. They
disposed Of their cargo here at 80 cents
HpIerp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Greenwood, April Grand Master r..
Arthur Derrickson. Of the /. O. o. F., of
Delaware, accompanied by his staff.
Roy Pettyjohn and Harold Salmons, all
of Milford, visited Greenwood Lodge.
No. 80, Monday evening. and installed
the local officers for the ensuing term, as
follows:
G. X. Mcgee, \. G.; Conrad Harmon.
Y. G.: Frank ID. Satterheld, r. secretary:
Homer Cohee, c. b Porter, Harley Wiley
Harry Warrington, W. ;. Lord. and George
". Hanks, supporting officers.
After installation ceremonies. refresh
ments were served at G. b. Porters ice
cream parlors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
CONTEST ENDS IN FEAST.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, April The contest between
the Reds and Blues" OF the Bible
class Of Mt. Olivet NJ P. Church, which
has been in progress for the past three
months. came 10 an end last night when
the Blues, losers of the contest, enter
tanned the Reds" in the church. The
contest was held for the purpose of get
ting new members and bringing in old
members.
The Reds were captained by Perry
T. Adams. member of the Bible class
and Rev. B. F Ruley, teacher Of the class,
captained the "Blues AT thet4ntertain-
ment more than $50 members 4 III friends
of the church were present and abountiful
collation. was served. By the contest the
Bible class was increased in membership
by about 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
DECLINED PASTORATE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milton. April Rev I. Y. Moore.
who was assigned 10 the Milton NJ &c
Church hy the Wilmington Conference
last week. has informed the officials Of tn
church thst he will not accept the appoint
ment. but Is seeking 10 be transferred
20 some other conference.
Who will bc sent here by Bishop Nc
Dowell has not been learned. Mr. Moore
was at Port Deposit, last year. and his
salary there Is SAID 10 have been l,i00,
while the church here pays but $1,000
Rev. ID. J. Giyan. who was sent 10
North East. Md. viii leave for his new
charge today. and Milton church is with
out q pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
CRESCENT CLUB OFFICERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford. April At meeting of tho
Crescent Club. last night. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing six
months:
Dr. Harrison VI Manning. president :
Martin Lee. vice-president; Ashby L.
Shipley financial secretary; H. Twiford
Morris. recording secretary: DIR Thomas
4. CottiDgharn treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

special orrespondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. April Mrs Nathaniel Coua-
way. Jr., entertained several of her friends
last night in honor Of her niece, Miss
Rosalie Wright OF Bridgeville
Those present were: Mary Rose Can
non. Gwendolin jackson. Grace Williams
Edward Conaway Of Seaford and Jacqle-
line Reed Of Philadelphia 4 collation.
was served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
DELAWARE CITY.

Delaware City, April THE social
gwen last night by the Young People
Society OF the Presbyterian Church was
largely attended. The committee in charge
of amusements for the evening comprised
Mrs. Harry Price and Miss Alice Reybold: /:
Sader and Miss Lizzie Aker.
The dance given on Monday night in
the Recreation Building at Fort du Pont
by Delaware City Athletic Association was
attended by many out-of-town guests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
BACK FROM LONG CRUISE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, April Captain Parker X.
knowlton, who had been away 10 mont his
returned to Seaford, yesterday, TO spend,
two months with his family.
Captain knowlton spent most of the
time he has been away in foreign waters
and recently landed at Charleston, 5. C..
in command of the West View, a vessel ot
the U. s. Shipping Board. He had on
board several of the big guns which Uncle
sam sent over during the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-07
ORDERED TO REPORT.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. April Harry Sauerhoif.
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Sauerhoff, oi
this town, was ordered by telegram,
yesterday TO report at Norfolk, Va, to
Join his ocean steamship which he
recently left in New York.
Before coming here TO visit his parents,
Sauerhoff had been engaged IN foreign
waters where he bad been since last
September.