davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
JUROR EXCUSED FROM DUTY
FOR POLICE COURT HEARING
4. r. Vaughan, Serving M Juror. Ar
rested ON Charge of Storing
IIUnUr.
benjamin

Attorney benjamin 1<orenstc!n
yesterday morning asked Judge
Richardson, of Iustings Court. To ex-
cusc II. Z. Vaughan, a juror. from
further duty in the court. The rca-
son for the attorneys request was
that Vaughan had been arrested Ivy
the police charged with storing liquor
on his premises for the purpose Of
sale. Vaughan was Immediately OK
cused. He served on several juries
last week.
Vaughan and r. l.. Franklin were
arrested during the weekend ut .
South Fifth Street. Lieutenant Cam
pOlonic,, together with Policemen
Ford rddleton, Anthony. Doeppe,
Clark, Jennings and Waters. raidcd
tho house at q South Fifth Street ac-
cor'!!ng TO their allegations ycstcr-
day. ana seized the following: one
sixteen gallons OF corn liquor. a i've
gallon bottle containing two gallons
OF corn liquor. thirteen pints corn
liquor, fifteen short quarts gin. TWEEN
ty-one quarts co)ored liquor and one
ton gallon kcE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
SWEET BR|AR COLLEGE
CAPTURES HOCKEY MATCH
Visiting Eleven Downs WcSthnmp-
,4'. ton Team in First Collegiate
Battle, 8 to =.
CONTEST PROVES EXCITING
Both Aggrcgntions Display Wonder
full Skill, and Playing BrinSs
Much Applause ~ Locals Fight
Desperately to Even Count.


sweet br,aT w oman nyer V W.sthainp-
co 70 ,nrii,inr hockey
ton CoiIEa IN on In ! ynstcrdav az
zane II MeS'"' ,harebx the yisi,in .
eleven left Richmond with he ,sc hnn I. :;
OF BENG ms Wiii''e hocHcv r6nicst'
mrst ihter'oi!cb !'it observation-disclosures,
rho viciory Was nGt , o'e Wna;hnmp :.
:is the count VIII SNOW, ;,esif m;ih
ton College team covering .SeI' VIII"
Sl2ry by us eNSei.snI p Ioa,chcd and
me teams were cEs"iS haoSny thai
.:sa aoe 't the Several hundred specta-
'n.,n,s i;,in feI, during the latter
mart Of The f-st half and the be-
Enning Of ne second or 1,,n snd S srass
however. from the fans standpoint.
this added more excitement. but con-
ssidsraSiy hlndsred the science of the
,r.. ~, crs. 20 score.
The zeal came in me S emily w s,aE Es5iG o.
~ followed over me swara' "rS, ~
possession oil a sweet hr'ar ~ a." ma "a
end then under controi o! hcu t.i"
worked 10 wi'nin "" soni "onc VI
me visitors and ihakihs. Ukc ~ ~,
sions 10 me EiSinItE 81 ny No
hampton goal, when hmai,S. "a a ne
lee OF sticks neiore the l2cni c'Se,
She one handled by laniei; OF .he
.snbars I'M And scnt n home
- 80
tt, y flash OF superior team Work on
the par, of Sweet Briar Immediately
following this Wcsthampton score,
gave the visitors two. goals In rapid
succession. The tying score was
registered by Taylor at the conc!u-
sion of good team play by the visit
ing forwards and when attempts near
the goal by the SpidereSSes TO driSe
the bail away. fell inaccurate!T
!: ltozclc added another to this one
minute later, the half closing not
long after.
- While tho teams plavcd abou, even
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
INDIANS PLAY TIGERS
FOR TITLE THURSDAY
Innpden Sidney and william md
Mary VIII Meet in rftulnr
Contest at Newport News.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov. 22.-
rho largest outpourinE OF William
nd Mary College students to ncu-
trail ground in the history of the
college will he present in Newpor,
News Thursday when the Indians and
Hampdcn Sidney Tigers clash for
premier honorS of Eastern Virginia
The Turkey Day contest aside from
rival elevcms, will be 'pcppcry" in
many ways The holiday spirit OF
the crowd means there will be few
dull moments. Then too. jazz music
Newport News orchestra before and
during the game. On Thanksgiving
night members of both William and
Mary and liampdcn-S Sidney cicvens
viii be guests 1T dance Eivon III
Lewis Conservatory.
1t so happens that the Indians have
their hes; and last chance to win an
association cup in Thursdays con
test. All the students and alumni
are pulling hard for the Indians To
by winning the football champion
ship.
where no college game will be played
ton. and all points Of the Peninsula
viii attend the Newport News game.
1t is conceded that there will be
no walkaway on tho part of either
team. Wllilanl ana MarES hea'y
line renders such n possibility eX-
lreinely remote. On the other hand,
the Tigers have a good offensive kick.
Both teams likely Will resort to the
passing game when it Is least cx-
pcCted
Newport News is ready to reward
the Indians and Tigers by contribute
ing large crowd from Its own bor-
dcrs. according to reports received
here. 1t is said that weather condi-
lions alone will prevent 5000 or more
6 lcCtatOrS witnessing the contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
BUILDING is ACTIVE
Bricl> Store Project II to Go Tn on
Aurth Avepue-Wiil C<nt
S5.O<D.

Increased activity in building
operations was shown for the open
Ing OF the week In permits issued
yesterday by Building Inspector
James T.. Butler.
y permit was given Davis Broth
crS. Inc. and II. ID. Lipford to con-
siruc, 4 brick store building on the
west side OF North Avenue, near Gra-
ham Road. to cost $4,000. j. y. Car
neal obtained a permit to build a
brick vault in the Office building at
IL North Ninth Street. TO cost $500.
IN" NJ. Block estate filed an appli-
cation this morning to mako repairs
10 the building st 1413 East Main
street. recently damaged by fire.
The Edg.%ood Realty Company
has sold 10 Q. Il. Haynes the three
story apartment building at 2l0i
Park Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
COUNTRY CLUB GOLFERS
PLAY WELL AT PINEHURST
IIawSc and Hampton Finish Fifth In
utcur-ProfcSSiunni Event.
Newton Also Completes.

!SptC!I! 20 ING WINGS DIS patchI
plNEIiURST, y. g.. Nov. 22.--Har-
ry Hampton, professional at the
Country Club OF Virginia which is To-
Gated ut Richmond. ably assisted by
his amateur partner. y. l.. Hawse, of
at the big mateur-profcssionai best
ball tournament here today. Hawse
received a handsome sterling trophy
as his share OF the spells.
The tournament was won by Leo
DieEel. the Chicago professional, and
Tom Armour, the well-known Scot
fish amateur. who completed seventy
Two holes In the remarkably low
figure OF 2I5.
Hampton and Hawse finished nth,
with Il total of 29l. 5. NJ. Newton, a
club fellow OF Hawsc, playing In
partnership with j. Il. Thompson, n
Philadelphia professional, wound up
~ 3Ul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
NATIONAL BODY UPHELD
Virginia Air Organization Rrcom-
inehus Tint investigation OF
Charges he Drupurd

Club OF Virginia last night adontaS
q resolution which upheld the stand
taken by the Aero Club of America
in freeing the French from the
charEe that unfair methods had been
rcsorted 20 ia the recent Gordon
Bennett trophy race IN Etamp.s
France
Decision OF the local organization
70 ADOPT the resolution came nftcr
the subject mad been given car.fr,
consideration. The measure adonind
last night rccomm. nded that the in
Scs;iSation be dropped as tn. ma =
1tonal organization had found the
only protest TO be that OF a rough
field for speedy American planes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
KIWANiANS FAVOR SPORTING
CONTESTS IN CITY ARMORlES
"Fnthcr and Son" Night Observed
With Twenty-Five Youths
Present.

Passage OF a resolution fayorinE
the opening OF the armories OF the
OF sporting contests featured the
meeting OF the kiwanis Club last
night. at the business Mems Club. A
similar resolution has already been
endorsed by the Richmond First Club
John Stewart Bryan addressed the
club on the Relation OF Father and
son." II being Father and Son" night
and about twenty-five boys, brought
by their fathers. we're guests. They
ranged in age from to 90.
The next meeting Of the club will
ne ladies', night" and will be held
In the Whitlock Branch, with j. Ncr-
man Dart as host.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
RATES ON OIL ESTABLISHED
Rich n,ond shippers VIII Not he A.
fcctcd by New Cost of Truns-
pOIIInE I.uhrIcnnIs.

Richmond shippers will not be AZ
fectcd by the change In rates on oil
Shipncnts, which was under discus
sion at meeting OF the subcomnit-
tee OF the Southern Freight Rate
committee, ~hirh met yesterday
morning.
The committee established rates on
oil shipped in barrels and tank cars
from New Orleans TO Michigan, and
II also fixed an equal rate Tor po;a-
toes In barrels and In sacks on n hun
dred-pound basis. This change APP
plies only to the Norfolk and south
ern Railroad from points In Virginia
and North Carol!na to Norioik
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
riffs nccord, Smashed

CNMP BENNING. ca, Nov e.
The first basis class. comprised OF
last years graduates of West Point
OF the infantry branch. undergoing
instructions ~ the infantry school
here, smashed ali records in firing
the record course, which they COM
pietcd last week. the results Of when
were announced today. Out Of
seventy-two men firing. sixty-scyen
aualihcd as expert riflemen and five
as SharpShooters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Ted Hansen Wins rriu.

AUGUSTA. G., Nov. 22.-fn the
i!eld trial at Wayncsboro today, tn,
hrSt event was won hy Scott lind.
sons tAtlanta) Ted Hansen: J. X
oti!c?'s thtlanta) ottlcy's Top. sec.
ond. and scott lIudson'5 atlanta
Dan kii"y. third These dogs defeat.
ca a high-Class field Of sixteen en-.
tries including Comanche Rap ant
Jersey Jo-Jo, both champions in IN.
members ail-age stake. Ted had {
nevy and several singles and handle;
them perfectly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Carpen,ier's Manager
Makes Big Deposit
Iny Associated Pres..I

PARIS, Nov. 22.-FrnncOis Des-
camps, manager of Georges Car
pentIcr. heavyweight boxing cham
piOn OF Europe, has deposited, ON
behalf or the latter, SU0,OOO francs
I'm French loan scrip ms n gunrnn-
tee for the contract Curpcnfirr
signed with JRcIS Dempsey while
In New York for II bout to decide
the championship OF the world.
The fund was deposited In the
MorSnn-IlnrJcs Bank, and the re-
ccipt rcnds, In pnrt;
"Itcccived on nccount Georges
Cprpcnt Ter 'JncIucs' Dempsey con-
tract.o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
CALL MEETING THIS WEEK
woman'a Democratic Club, In Flour
ishing Condition, Will Soon An
nOunce Future I'lnns.

The future status OF the Wontan's
Democratic Club will be decided at
Il nceti-- of that organization to be
called some ;imc this week. accord
ms TO Mrs. Edmund Minor, prcSL
dent. With the accomplishment OF
the purposes for which the club was
organized, ii is now necessary TO de-
eide upon its continuation OF It's dis
t,andmcnt.
The present membership OF he
club is 1000. 1t is quite possible,
states Mrs. Minor. that men may be
admitted to membership. and one
placed at the head OF the oUSaniZa-
ton. The club is In \ flourishins
condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Lcnis Throw. zh,.zlo

q NEW YORK., Nov. 22.-Ed lS,ran.
Teri Lewis: OF Lexington Ky, threw
Syladek Zbysko. o! Poland. in :,
eaten -as-catch- can wrestling match
here tonight with a dying head lock
In one hour, twenty-five minutes and
.forty-nve occonus. Lewis thereby
earned the right to meet Joe Stcch,y
,of Dodge. Ncb.. the worlds cbamplo,,
VITO tonight threw Leon O'Donneli,
of France. in eleven minutes and
,forty seconds with body scissors
and arm hold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
ANNUAL POUND PARTY
Donations VIII lie deceived on We'd
ncsdny for Children at 81. Joscph's
Ornhan AAYImm.

st. Joscph's Orphan Asylum. Fourth
and Marshall Streets, Will celcbratc
the .cighty-ai5th anniversary of tho
institution on Wednesday. Eovem-
Der "a. by It's Annual Pound Party"
given under the auspices OF ST
Joscph's Alumnac Association.
Donations OF all kinds Will be up-
prcciatch, and there Will be a com
m!ttee OF ladies at 81. Joscph's
academy on Wednesday to receive
the gifts.
St. Joscph's Orphan Asylum IL one
of tho oldest institutions in the city
and IL is at present taking care OF
over 100 children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Welcome Methodist Pastors.

Election OF those Methodist clergy
men who were transferred to Rich
mond at the recent session Of the
annual conference held in Norfolk
terial Union at It's regular meeting
In the. central building Of the Y. N
Z. a. featured the meeting yesterday
Caldwell, ID: D., OF Union Theological
Seminary. his subject being The Mil
lennium."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
membership OF he
sun destroyed by omcer..

Destruction OF Gfty-six gallon
st!ll and four barrels of mash was re-
ported To the state Prohibition Dc
partment b. Inspector II. ID. Brown
yesterday. The S'Ill was found by
him about two miles from Midlothian.
Three empty barrels and ether para
phenalia were found around the still
and destroyed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Reds and Cubs Plan
to Swap Star Tossers
IRY AnsocIatcd I,rcxN.I

CiNCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. IL
Although officials of the Cincin-
natl baseball club Sny there fl
-nothiuE dcnnitc,- rumorS persist
or big trnde between the local
club and the Chicago Nationals.
II IL that GrOh. Ncalc. kopf md
Hucther will 20 to Chicago in cN-
change for Alexander. 1iollochcr
and other Cubs not Ms yet men
toned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Gun.t to oner paving petition

I'lr""toFs o. Public WORKS and U.!Ji-
t''s Rolling and Trafford have received
petitions. signed by leading colored
.!t!z.ns. asking for the paving Of
Z" The Brook Turnpike the pcti-
non vii. be offered TO the Board nj
y ldcrrncn by Councilman Marx Guust.
Of Lee Ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Tech NyouId Play YnIe

NEW ANEN. CONN, Nov. "a
Representatives OF Georgia Tech
came here today to ask the Yale foot :
pail management to place it's team
on next seasons schedule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
,n.rmup Ou,,o,n,. T,,m,,,.

80 PIIILADFLPIIiA Nov. 22-Jo.
SlBurman, Of Chicago. decisivclv out
-,pointed Carl Tremaine. Of Cleveland.
IN ON eight-round bout here tonight.
Tremainc was Knocked down in the
! 6x0t coapd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23
Irrnnk NicGfnty Mrs.

KEY WEST. FLA. Nov 22.-Frank
McGinty. of Iiavre de Grace. Md, nr
official OF the Cuba American Jockey
and Automobile Club. died suddenly
at his botel hero today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

NuDSt Iut!onS--BY Westhampton:
lAne Tor Elsca. Covington for Sclden'
CrcnShaw NJ VS..
hampton. and Coach GaccorEn. Time
oi Understanding minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-23

Observation-Disclosures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
STATEOF MAINE.

AaEus MAJ lasp
o
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY WILD LANDS
ounty
R. p y. " P. n
OF o
of
q Al n = be
Chares
slz52
Of said as
al he said
be o. p
a
Z
Irun
T B. 4 e. W e L
line -
on the Of
% owned BY c D.
I'VE rhOaBand
.czes moro aE As.-- ---~ A:a2. : las -sos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
Tax Tax Tax
State County DIST.

:s y sa .sns s Il bg sss 'a -. so d.
- : = - = +. S'g
i: :: IL Z & Ens "a + ! = s qsls
80 ,--,os 5 -eaassd % b. osnsa sr the Grest
"a aas . Contain. asr. so e -. m a.,
: 5s L 4 81 par Of sca SsDs tie 2 aoE9-
- 4 ' = s essss ' Nan. md ~ IN
f 9s: :'ls :. 49,. !" p !.
SAD s,zaI2s5 e ssss ssas ne . 5
4 q f 5s"s sssss a- Nan. ss' b ' F
af 5s. f 4a e. asa.. ma s sss; sas
:, acres more Or less :, ITs-s ssls asa
= ?Ear ssss. 1 sf s sRs ss y "a s.
20 sag .. ss.i q sss 5. - ssn- = prs s
- 9gna z@sa's nore Or s5sss 1855 saTs
.5z9ss3s sss ,ss - =:
s9 2 ssr sat =. r Nam. AIMED = +, ss g as
saa thousand ss sn Seven saa's sna.
: a-.s : 6 Ar q u BENG .s p: '' .as
ss sHs,. zd Nam. aRs 5,f Y5.s s q e.
"a ' 5el a al, TD9 aad % aan "a an :s1ia
5ozzn a nns s sasarsa s sas aorss
or5s n : sssoT sna . % savss ana
-s9s q-1ss i ): s5ss 4 &.
r5.- .erss nor or less 9'ise..s s7sss
4r ~ ~ ' ssa q .s sad s s 9sas sz
s y,ass a. S ), P5sF5 PspFs * so
.-@1r@a sszsnfy-nns asfes more iss
9sa P ian = - a. mae
aqaaTe az trentT-o afasS ac4e s nore ' ~
- 81 :s.s:ss :sss.s ): s.sss
n 7e ESi ct - ai5 ana shs saata"T sas.
es.5eeaa assoT9ias 6, nz. A..
- Sate af Name b. joseph Norris IN
--astee 80 ais ana ssa -. an
.5 Esf s5s5lsin ga q a -s sss ! sss
. " s. os9 Name iaa b T'fasas1 sn ra ne
,..s. 5.3s ! 'a0a sss HIS
s''s9az ? and { { s s:aoF 9' to
an am 3 ssa {? e :.s,: ma: a.s sns
and .onAs r~0 ,s.. .e.
IS PtRclsksEs par a. being
: Z : = = = = and d ! aT = .
and f once s II 1oT Tas sss mage a name sna
;-gat So-ta sa P Psser s CO and 5onta5
f PR ass ps 99rs 81 q 9r lo as' ''s ''''
psss s' s5a s.5 u 5o y a.
s. orasd r, g, ga
aF p IL e = R0T par p Is Is asnr '-
~ Il i = e.: 4 NJ, !
nal s5 ss.1 'q p, sr7 Tep. y, ais . ana
ms .hglsand aerrs nor I'll -a
= =. = i1 s. rs : n, ,cs ~ 4a : =
IN. # M H. d oH Il. s.,s mage = NAME an
,pson s STAT ;o's :, ar 7s e anu 2on.
l< SrR i59[e = Ps az q. N 5.nE
-.sr7~5 . :s 5ee ana M. oaes r. sfa.s
ne ned small n 5SIb.r5 A'" :, '' a. and
<.lsx ' 537- :, IS mart 81 p. being
Pr r = led =. ana ne FIa Ian once Of
-, fsaac : Small n said eF
- @rans one hundred ~ez -
FfR- . [ z :. gar { Of f. q < i E 4
: > = and i3. according
- ud- ri ri towns+nD made ara
rr -andr % state Of Aant
mai IF. IN rspnted
~ T. AND COW
ii Eoarh more or lt .
-rsZ FT-RcEtA=E eaTt 4 es'rE -2ts i
= va. d sndIs accor a
zzdow made ans 7saIlnVi
II ne tate Maine bN isaac
are 7epAieu 20 ?.
-raa1N PAPER 20 sna
sand tour hundred acres more 'F isS s-sls
>~l sN P-RcEAsE- Part Of beng 'qts
Ill : = = = a. q a q : r. 81
20. 10 Z and IL. according, to =
s45 .ownsmn n M ssa ana ~ gs'f Tsase
lots are repuFd 20 70
20 < ct ais ANa
-als and as
----rs% 7r-RCEAsE Of being of q
-arrv --4reor zleordnE . surrey ana
-qw7ship and reSrnea 70 ne
state If
Es6 sand e repued TO De otrnea
<o1-ztrn "a o contains I'VE
~"
Man township
7ed e Land once OF me sLar
e >y-ed Nv / = Niles contains :, -. ~
-N~I4N Of being los
c~r-7irE a
line ~ isasc S snail u. IN ls2s
contain
acre
-1-IAN PURCHASE. par Of berg o
-c Of .ala 49,
s-s md cd o Land oases OF "a
5e2e y !saae : snail 5 q G. N ne Sor.asrn
~autains TWO more or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

HARFoRDs PoINf % called. esanr ne point sr-
tending INTO Mosnead lake rom re we.r sd. n
sac lake ana Ning Of and contiguous 10
SIG Sq1aw Township. part of. aelng q lor Of ard
n ne csntr1 oxrt Of ssad roint- bounded zru de-
scfroe1 As fellows: On The sv land sad 10 80
owned by Alice q. Biguey, the north bv Meass-
PESO Lase, on me esst by land said ~ owned
2v Caa-3es 2 Shaw MocSeneAd LzSe and the
-1aAe according \ survey ana plan Of sace Free
sruge Grant made sp6 returned the Common
Nea!ta OF Massachusetts BY Alexander Green
WOOD N III Said desc-7hed land reput@a 70 90
hundred nifty acres more less.
HAaEoRD,S POINT cxllea besng the paint az
tes7nlnE INTO Moosshesa Lake. from ire stas ~
salu LAKE snG lyInE east IF ana c1ufaxs1plss II,
Sig SquzS Township par Of being lot If ixra
N tae southeast extremity Of sad point HenrdAa
sstd % oe owned ur John z Spr1xue ~ nj: On All
other SIDES oy MooseAesa Lake according 10 a sur
Fey ana plan uf Saca Free Bridge Grant made
and returned 10 me Commonwealth of Massscnu-
ec.-ped land commonly as the "MrIsrNr
Lot s reput ed owned m Ross = C5r--rajn
e. a. and contains TWENTY-FIVE or iezs
EARFCRC'S POINT called beng he scjut AK
tending into Moasehead LAKE from the west sjae Of
SAD aaks. ana lying IF and CONTIGUOUS tn
N the northeast par Of SAID pcln1. bounded snn
1esc--oeC as follows. On ne south ana and
san 70 be owned 5y John 2. sprawue et al On ts1-
north ~ Aoosenead Lake: the east ~ and said
70 De owned by z. 3 Caharl. according 10 a surrey
anr plan IF Saco Free Bridge Grant made and "a
turned ne Land once af The Commonwealth "
said described land rsputea owned rr
Charles = Shaw and contains acres. more
less.
EARECRC'S POINT. 50 called. being the point az
te7cilE INTO Mcosehead Lake from the vest x,oe az
SAD axe ana lylng east Of ana contiguous 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
8,O71 BABIES CARED FOR.

The annual report of the New York
Diet Kitchen Association, made public
yesterday, showed that only eighty Of
the S,071 babies under its care died dur
ing 1919. In that time the association
took care of 1,605 children between and
years, 6,S7O mothers and SS2 expectant
mothers. During the year 49,, ,394 quarts
Of milk we're dispensed.
In addition to its usual work the asso-
citation undertook in the last year war
brides clinic for the wives of soldiers re-
turning from overseas Besides this, the
activities included the establishment of
conferences for children of pre-school age.
The staff was strengthened by the adj
dition OF a dietitian. She holds classes
at the stations for mothers, and goes
teaches them what food TO select but
shows how TO cook it. She also devotes
considerable attention to eases Of chill
dren requiring special feeding.
Another important step was the de-
velopment of the Raymond Station, in
West 4lst street, into a more complete
health centre. Here there is provided
consultation bureau. for mothers and
fathers, "a we'll as for children, where
they can be examined by doctor espe-
cially assigned TO that work, who sug-
gests the required treatment. The need
for such work was shown by the fact
that the conditions from which babies
and older children were suffering were
often caused by i'll health of the father
or mother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS
AND PARENT-TEACHERS
Ninth Annual Convention Meets
Saturday at Caesar Rodney
School, Wyoming Camden.

The ninth annual State convention of
the Delaware Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teacher Association, will be held
in Casar Rodney School, Wyoming
Camden, Saturday, April "a. A call has
been sent out by the State president and
corresponding secretary TO Parcnt-Teach-
er Associations and other affiliated organ
izations TO send president and delegates to
this convention. Invitations have been
sent to teachers and Others interested in
education throughout the State.
The State executive committee has out
lined an interesting and instructive pro-
gram, and IS looking forward to a success
full meeting
The general theme Of the program will
be Present Day Outlook in Education. !"
The present day educational questions
which seem to he presenting themselves
to every thinking person, will be taken
up from different angles
Mrs. Ina J. \. Perkins, director of
child welfare under the Reconstruction
Commission, will speak on the health of
the child. Df. $. c. Mitchell, DR. Rich
ard Watson Cooper and Mrs. Frederic
Schoff, national president, and others will
discuss the topic from different points.
Reports will be read OF work accomplished
and plans made for new work To be taken
up. Everyone interested in home and
school is cordially invited.
Luncheon will be served by the senior
class of the high school