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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02

woman may look and feel hsggard and
all run-down-while at so OF 60 with
good health and plenty OF iron In her
blood she may sttl be young In feeling
and 70 fRH OF life and attractiveness
as to defy detection of her real age.
But "a oma cannot have beautiful
rosy cheeks or an abundance oil
strength and endurance withour iron,
ana physicians helow have been asked
to explain why they prescribe organic
iron-NuNuated lron-to help supply,
this deficiency and aid In building a
race OF stronger. healthier
Dr.. James Francis Sullivan. formerly ply.
sirian Of Bellevue Hospital COutduor Dsptl.
New YORK. aud the Wcstchesisr County
Hospital says; Many a woman wso IA
run down. easily tired out. nervoa- and
irritable suder from iron deheienry
and does not KNOW IL am guuNFursd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02

stopped ut iAguna. superintendent "
NJ. Mathis. 81 the Albuquerque Al
Vision has advised the state corpora
ton commission StoCkWou living lu
that vicinitN had appealed 10 the cont
missiou TO o., tu have 20 fag stop 'siah-
tIsrrd az Inuuuu for this fast train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02

Physician Explains How Organic Iron-Nuxuatei iron. fnr
Hood. Strengthens The Nerves. Builds Zip Physical Power NJ
Makes Weak. Pale carcwosn Women Look and Feei Year, No
Took for the woman who appears younger than o man Or
age ana you will find the exception 70 that vast minority up
an emia-lack Of iron In the blood has fastened It's grip and h.
apping the health. vitality aud beauty which every woman "a
retain. In most cases men safeguard their health better than
eating coarHer foods. being nom out-of-doora and leading
more active lives. thereby keeping their blood richer in iron
and their bodies In better physical condition. The very mo-
ment a woman allows herself 10 become weak. nervous and
rundown she is placing a drain upon hr whole system which
overtaxes the power Of the blood to renew wasted tissue and
keep active the natural ufe forces of the body. There are ,hou.
sands o. women who are aeeEg and breaking down at a time
when they should be enjoying that perfect bodily health
which comes from plenty OF iron In the blood. simply because
they are not awake to their condition. For want OF iron a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02

need 20 put ruses la their check and -
.pIlngtime % lfe into thslr step Il not toS.
n.il's ,t Eliminating drugs but plenty % rich
i.if uinen. without u no woman can 40
efeait 90 herself or 70 her work. Iron Il one
o. We ~Ereaie.t. u etl strength and blood.
hnlidersi ana ] have found ncihinf In nv -.
perience 80 effective for hrlnine 10 maj.
sironr healthy, red-blooded women as MIX.
D. prescribed and recommended ahoxs ~
pm sieihhs u not q secret remedy but ona
Nhlch - veil known 20 druggists evory.
where Unlike the older Inorganic iron pro.
ducts u u easily assimilated, does not lnlure
we teeth, make them black nor upset the
stomach. The manufacturers Fuarantaa sue.
eeasiui ahd entirely tatiafacioU rnauita r.
every purchaser or they will refund your
money; IL = dispensed In thia ely b. All
good druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
ZOXara

condition 70
ward OF the
millions u Dis
ease germs thtt
ar almost con.
tinually around
ua i consider
Hurated rrnn
q % The fore
most blood and
body builder
TIE b est 10
which have
ever had 70.
coarse
Among other
physieianE AJAX
~. for an aplu-
ion MAS nr.
oeuree n Bak.
eT. formarly
physleian and
Surgeon Mon.
m o Men.
.orlal Hos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-02
Why Women Grow Old
More Quickly Than Men

Of Their Youth, Beauty and Former Aitractiveness, And Become
What Women Need Is Not Cosmetics or Stimu-
Iating Drugs But Plenty Of Pure Red Blood, Rich
IN Iron
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Farmers Of Sussex County o In
crease Their Flocks Of Chick
ems, This Year.
CHIEF OF OLICE RESI- MS
Young Man Paroled b Sussex
Court Yields to Temptation
and is Now IN Jail.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, March 27.-Charged with
stealing n pair of trousers belonging to
Matthew McDermott, superintendent of
construction on the highways from
Georgetown To Bars Corner and Cokes-
bury, for David ID. Elder, of Wilmington,
Clarence Townsend, of Selbyville, was
arrested and arraigned before Justice of
the Peace +. w. Ryon, yesterday after
noon. In default of $500 gbail for court,
he was committed to the Sussex county
iail for the April term of court.
Townsend for some time has been work
ing at the Brick Hotel, having been
paroled to the late John III. Truitt, former
owner of the hostelry, and upon his death
10 the new proprietor, John G. Gossler.
Mr.. McDermott is guest of the hotel,
and while doing chores about the building
Townsend is said TO have gone to the
room of Mr.. McDermott, and taken the
trousers.
4 few months ago Townsend pleaded
guilty TO charge OF stealing the auto
,mobile of former State Insurance Com
missioner William X. McCabe, at Selby-
vile, and because of the excellent reputa-
tion given him was probated for two
wears.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown. March 27.-Officers OF the
Houston W. G.. 4. L. have been chosen for
the year AS follows: President, Mrs. Anna
Thistlcwood vicc-prcsidcnt, Mrs. HAIRY
Grecnly; recording gsecretary. Mrs. Eugenia
Simpson: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Cora Hummel; treasurer, MrS. Viola
Thistlcwood superintendent of flower
mission. Miss Linda Burns
From supper given by the Ladies AID
Society OF Wesley VI +. Church, North
Race street, Georgetown, last night, about
sl4O was ncttcd. which viii bc applied 70
the church fund.
Hit in tho face by 3 horse which NC was
gearing at the farm of William Russell,
Broadkiln district. Walter Reed sustained
a deep cut IN his forehead.
Shad fishermen along tho Nanucoke
and Broadk;ln rivers have scIncs IN read'-
ness for the season, and this week several
catches were made. The prices have been
reasonable in the county markets, choice
bucks being purchased for - cents apiece.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel March % Frank B. Sirman,
NJ. Edward Culver. Victor c. Kitchens,
+. Pierce Ellis, Crawford Wright and
John NJ G. Moore are attending the
Methodist Episcopal Conference IN VIII
mington.
Mrs. Arthur s. Hearn is making an ex-
tended visit among friends IN smyrna,
Wilmington and Philadelphia
Miss Susie kllman was called, yester-
dav. to her home in Melfa, Va, hy the
critical Illness of her aunt, Mrs. Scwell
Hickman, with whom she made her home
Word has been received here by Mrs.
George !. Funds that her brother CHRIS
tophcr c. Jarman, who served with the
A r. T. in France, had re-enlisted in the
army and is now stationed along the Mex
can border.
Miss Illllan White is spending few
day IN Wilmington and Phi!sdelphia.
While IN Wilmington she viii vISit her
aunt. Mrs Elmer Ellis, and her brother
J Erwin White.
William j. Henry, who Was operated
on q few weeks ago for appendicitis and
for 3 time was in a critical condition Is
rapidly improving
Rev. James G: Strsnghn. ID. ID. Of
Baltimore, formerly pastor Of Christ NJ
=. Church of this town, visited friends
here this week.
Mrs. James II. Windsor IS in Scatord.
visiting Mrs Bessie Burton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

agriculture course at Wesley Collegiate
Institute, Dover, hAs returned home to
assist his fathcr, Thomas Smith, in con-
duoting his farm.
Miss Celia Robinson of Chestcrtown,
Md. was here with Mrs. A. r. King, this
week.
George Whitney has erected a storage
garage on the lot in the rear Of the Bridge
vile flour mill. 1t will be occupied by
T.. j. Elliott and A. X. King.
Lewis Bright has purchased an Indiana
tractor which he will use in farm work.
John Wiley, who has been very i'll at
the home of his son, X. NJ. Wiley, on
Market street, is now slowly improving.
Harry Wagner, who has conducted
garage on Market street for some time,
has disposed OF it TO Hoch Brothers of
Woodside Mr.. Wagner expects TO go TO
Pennsylvania and engage in the mining
business.
Mrs. William H. Jackson is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Harry j.
AXE. in Georgetown.
Because Of influenza being so prevalent
in this community, ban has been placed
on moving picture houses and the Sunday
schools ordered closed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
ONE HORSE KILLED
IN EXCITING RUNAWAY
Other Horse and Driver Escape
Luckily When Team Dashcs
Against Postofhcc.
apeclal Correapondence % Egery Evehins

SPECIAL Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. March PA runaway, IN
which ono horse was killed and the owner
Of the team mlraculously say ed from
death, occurred here. yesterday, IN
front of the Dover postoiflce. The other
borse Of the team was badly injured.
: The team, owned and driven by a
farmer named fuinevk, made Wild dash
ON I0oclerrnan street, the owner having
no other alternative than steering tbe
horses directly toward the po~tofice,
between telegraph pole and the fountain
IN front of the building. Both horses
dashed up the stone steps and fell, the
inner horse striking its head against the
steps and becoming caught under the
heavy wagon. IL struggled for few
minutes and then died.
The second borse scramb led 70 ne ieet
and beyond some slight cratches was not
injured
Huinevk was taken in the T,oStofiioe,
whore medical aid was given. II was soon
learned that while no bones were broken,
he had suffered some internal INJURIES
although not Of a serious nature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
THE NEW DEPUTY FOR SUSSEX.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. March 27.-Howard
james Cooke. prominent young at
torncv of this city, who has been
appo ntcd by Attornoy-t General DAVID
j Relnhsrdt as his deputy for Sussex
county. succeeding Daniel ]. layton, re-
signed. is an active Republican aud was
born at Scaford, November Is, 1881,
the son of dr and Mrs James II. Cooke.
He graduated from Seaford high school,
class Of 1899. and later took business
course in Philadclphia. For three years,
after completing has business education, be
was employed as bookkecpcr for the
National Drug Co. and later for four
wears travelled extensively for the COM
rany. Mr. Cooke then attended Temple
University, IN Philadelphia and later
entered the Dickinson School of Law, at
Carlisle Pa, from which he was gradu-
atssd in 1908. He WAS entered rs Law
student in this county on January =,
1905. registering with Robert &. Houston.
On April 4. 1912. he was admitted to the
Sussex County bar and since that time
has been practIclng the profession.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Announcements Concerning the
Church Services Tomorrow and
During Holy Week.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Corrrspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, March 27.--Rev. Charles
w. Clash. rector OF Emmanuel Church,
Wilmington. will preach tonight in Inn
manuel Church, this city. There will be
regular services on Sunday. Next week
{Holy Week services will he held m this
church.
The regular services viii be held IN the
NJ. r. Church tomorrow, Rev. John X.
.Bicking in charge.
The usual services will be held IN the
Baptist Church tomorrow, Rev George.
+. Street in charge.
At the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
the services will be rs usual, Rev ,.
Beattie Wylie in charge.
The pool tournament at I4awler s stands
as follows: Rossell, 3a4; Proud, 223;
Kern. 27i; Ilawler. 343, Sussi, 2s7; Gal
lapher. 32s: Preston. los; Mckay, 305;
J. Gallagher, 303. paxson, 295; Barnes,
3t4: Corley. 2S6: IIockenbtIrv, 300;
.Gootlep, 3l5. Derrickson, 26l: Iiushe-
beck, 275. High run Barnes, IA;
Gooden, ID
Miss Bessie LLOYD Of Wilmington, who
has been spending several DAYS in this city,
has rcturneo to her home,
Dale Bender will move into the store
recently vacated by NJ. Rolls, un Della
ware street near Second. He will conduct
a candy and cigar store.
The Jewish campaign IN this city closes
this evening. Anyone wishing TO make
contribution NAV do SO ON Monday II they
cannot leave same to-day. A. T.. Goudiss
will take au contributions. II Is hoped
New Castle will not fall behind the quota
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. johnson, formerly of
this city, and now residing at Grisfleld
Md, where MIR Johnson Is pastor of the
NJ. T.. Church are spending several days
at the home Of MIR and Mrs. Julius Dodd
IN this city
The examination for maii-earrier will he
held in this city on April 10. Application
made at the postoflice. Application may be
for the position If CARRYING the mail from
the postofTicc 90 the station will also he
open AZ that date
Furnished rooms for rent. p Wrst
Third street Adv
+ We have fresh stock of Earle livro-
Cod T. Challenger 4 Son, Prescription
Pharmacists ADV.
Special FRIDAY and Saturday, chocolate
covered cherries, $50 IT, r. Challenger Il
Son. Prescription Pharnacis ID. Adv.
]. Harry King viii have y large display
of Easter flowers IN old movies, also IN
Chase store, beginning March 10. Adv,
A beautiful line Of Highland Linen
writing paper now on display y. Chal-
lengcr & Son, Prescription Pharmacists.
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
ONOR OF BRIDE-TO-BE.
iai Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Milford, March 27.-T thursday evening,
Misses Emma w. Davis and Eva Deputy
entertained AT the home of Miss Davis
parents, on east Front street, the members
of the n NJ c. and Miss Ruth Windsor
one of the members, was given a mis-
cellaDeous shower. Her wedding 10 Jas
Salevan, formerly Of Milford and now re-
siding in Connecticut, will take place on
April IA.
Among those present were: Misses
Annie and Ida Harrington, Edna Langrel,
Caroline Noodan. Elizabeth Hammond,
Mary Powe. Marianne Dougberty, Flea
nor and Helena Evans, Mildred
Walls, Marion Shockley, Isabelle and
Lillian Hauser and Ms Haswell Pierce.
The table on which the collation. was
served was beautifully decorated with
American Beauty roses and evergreens,
which were gwen TO the bride-elect after
the entertainment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
cHEsTERToWN ANE VICINITY.

special CORRESPONDENCE Of Every Evening
Cbnstertown, Md, March 27-Tbo
residence on the farm Of Mrs Rachel Hill,
lust outside Of konnedyville, tenanted by
Richard s. Rasin. was totally destroyed
by fire, early Sunday morning, together
with its entire contents The fire IL sup
posed To have started from defective
ilue. The loss IL about $1,000, covered
partially by insurance.
Mrs. Rachel Graham, aged 73 years,
wife Of DIR. J. T. Graham, died at her
home on Front street, Cbeatertown, yes
tcrday morning. following an attack of
,erysipelas, induced by an infected toe.
Miss Maude Kemp, Of Chcstertown, is
spending the week with friends in Will
mington, attending the sessions Of the
Wilmington Conference. Mr.. and Mrs
Martin T.. Newsone and Mr. and Mrs
NJ A. Toulson motored 20 Wilmington,
Yesterday, to attend the Sessions.
Kent County Chapter ~ the Red Cross
is organizing classes in Home Nursing and
Care of the Sick 10 be taught by registered
nurses. Members arc being received Mt
the Chapter House by Miss NJ X. Rogers,
COUNTY nurse.
!. Waters Russell Realty Go. purchased
at public sale. Wednesday, the Miller
property, in Flatland from Sidney 7.
Townshend, attorney, for s2, 200.
In response to the call of County Road
Engineer Gault Applegarth, large mum
ber Of people went out on The public roads
of tho county, yesterday, and did their
bit towards filling the ruts and holes.
Clerk Of the Court A. Parks RaHn
issued this week n marriage license to
RAYMOND Il. Carpenter ot Orange Va,
and Hazel e. Sillman % Easton. Pa.
The standing committee Of the Diocese
of Easton will meet IN Easton on April 20
for tho purpose Of eiecting a successor 70
the late Bishop William FORBES Adams
Rev Henry Davies, rector OF Christ
Church, Easton, is being prominently
mentioned rs n successor.
Mrs. Ward Smith of Wilmington l'
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ada Duyor. II
fhestertown.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Crouch died u
her home near Fairlee, Wednesday morn
ing. aged ~ years.
James q. Metcalfe Of Chestertown, wh'
had been suffering with an attack q
pneumonia. has fully recovered.
Mrs. Minnie B Hadley, postmrsires
at Cialena. has been housed during th'
week with severe cold Her husband hal
been substituting.
Mrs William Layton ~ Wilmington o
visiting Captain and Mrs J. T.. APPS ley, ~
Rock Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
NEWS OF BRIDGEyILLE.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Bridgeyille, March 27-The Five Hun
dred Card Club was entertained, Thurs
dav night, at Edgewood. the country
home of Mrs Elma Gray
The funeral services OF Mrs. Charlie
Anderson, who died on Tuesday, viii be
held this afternoon from the home Of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hitch, on
Walnut street
The Barwick family OF Greenwood has
had iii luck recently, as three of the family
were taken to the hospital in one week.
Robert Smith, who has been taking the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
Entertain Rridgeville Visitor.

Mrs. Mary Gee, Of Bridgrville, was
given reception "Wednesday evening
hv Mrs Sarah ] Krauss. AT the latter 3
home. III West Twenty-fourth street
Mrs. Geo is attending the Wilmington
Conference with her daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs D. w Jacobs. MIR.
Jacobs is secretary for the conference
One of the features of the reception was a
solo ty Mrs Mary Thompson.
Among the guests were: Mrs. Willard
S Springer, of Salisbury; Mrs. John A.
Booker, Mrs. Hanson Hess, Mrs. Harriet
Bacon, Mos George r. KING. Mrs Fred
&. Price. Mrs Charles Bullock, Mrs.
John Ferr,er, Mrs Ruth Jester, Mrs.
Mabel WEIGH, Mrs Elixa Cole. Mrs Selby
Santnver, Mrs John Mclaughlin, Mrs
Alexander Hatfield, Mrs G. i. DonDelly
and Miss Clara Racine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
DELAWARE CITY.
Iencs OF Every Evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, March 27.-Mrs.
Mullin is i'll at the home OF her son, VII
liam Nullin. at Ciayrnont, where she
spent the winter.
Herring have made their appearance in
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
locks
There Will be no service IN the NJ.
Church. tomorrow. as the pastor l.. v.
I.svfed. is in Wilmington attending
Conference
The funeral OF Mrs LYDIA Brown. who
died on "Wednesday at the home Of her
grandson, Benjamin Dunlap, on Clinton
street. took place Yesterday afternoon.
Services we're held in the z. L. Church
interment in Delaware City cemetery.
Thomas Vail. who has been Ill at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. William Beck,
near town. is improving.
Charles Jackson received slight injuries
about the legs, yesterday afternoon. while
in Wilmington Mr.. Jackson was attempt
ing to cross the street at Fourth and
Market when he was knocked down by a
Ford truck which was running east on
Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
CECIL COUNTY MOTIFS.

SPECIAL correrpondcnon of gv~r- sv~n,nr
Elkton. Md, March "a. The forcssl
~ Dr. Gooryr :. Dare, who d1sd oai
"Wednesday was held this AFTERNOON from
bis late home IN RisIng Sun. Rcv. VI. T..
Reed, pastor of Rinng b'rn NJ. y.
Church gas in charge of tho scrvio,F
WalIer Elother, aged ~ year, VA
picked 40 IN perryviIle frrjyht yard,
yesterday, By Detective Baldwin q thc
PsDnsylvaDia Railroad snd brolyht ~
ElktOn jail, % await the ARRIVAL of ho
parents, az be- n y runaway.
Harry ID Pratt, a wireless oper>sor
who has Just arrived from oycr~szSl
~ spending a few days with his par-nt,,
hr and Mr. Frank c. Prntt, in Etlfrr
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jokn1or, loft
ElktOn, this morning. for Iarnod, Ksn
whore they siil make their honrr.
Cecil County Corr and Tomato Dro,r
ers' Association have been orysni nd, WITH
IT, ~ Kirk. president; &. 4 Hutrfnnf,
viee-prendent; J. J Hanna, secretary.
At a meeting of yorkmon and faSn1,rs
al Peryyillo, yesterday, plans Trr>
formed ~ start a co-opersbye stors N
that town. meeting y caJled for this
evening for tho election m ofi5csrs
Viewers az tho teTtils nlh AZ I'd
Mills have voted for an eighthour day
and increased wages. Unless che difercncS
is adjusted by April !, the vOrknneo yli
70 ON strike.
AMisa Sarah y. Kinx. daughter II ~
and Mrs. S. n King Of RDon, md
Jerome ID. noeor Of Derby, Corn, w-ye
married, yesterdsy, By Rev. p. p. krnd
The young oosrplc left for a r~'dTpr tryo
W California
County schoo5 commissioners oTe--c
tlfe public srshool ard grounds st Child
at public sale in Elkt0n, yortcrds y, tut 70
ocsved No bids and win try to dF-poss ~
the property at private ssle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
WINNERS IN DECLAMATION.
SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. March Pin the declarna-
ton contest. last night. by eight high
school students, Mildred Major. Helen
Pillsbury and Sara Pierson were decided
the winners and will compete in the
county contest on April g. The winners in
the county contest will enter 4 State
competition.
The judges last night were Dean Wini-
fred J. Robinson Miss Mary Powers and
DR. Moore of Delaware College The
contestants and subjects were as follows.
Kentucky Philanthropy" Sara Pierson;
By Courier. Rcbecca Mollaston; Jane, .
Dorothy Cooper; "Hiawatha's Wooing,
Alma Dunlevy; The Pied Piper OF
Hamelin, Helen Pillsbury: "The Courtln.
Naomi Riley; King Robert Of Sicily, .
Mildred Major; The Soul Of the Violin,
Ruth Gicker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
WILL RAISE MANY CHICKENS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, March 27.-High prices
obtained for eggs during the past winter
have so greatly encouraged the farmers
in many sections of Sussex coun ty that
this spring they will hatch many chic ks
so as to have large fiocks n ext fall and
winter. Some are building large poultry
houses in order to take care of he IN
creased number OF fowls they expect TO
keep for laying.
Within the past few years poultry has
been a valuable asset tn the farmers OF
lower Delaware and in some sections the
farmers have practically gwen over their
farms to raising feed for chickens and at
tending to their flocks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
4 FINE ENTERTAINMENT.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City. March 21-At the
weekly meeting of the Literary Society
of the public school last night Richard
Eaton. the president, presided. The
following program was gwen:
Song. The Star Spangled Banner,
Flag Salutation, American Creed, 5
minute talk by Myrtle Yearsley; reading,
Julia Higgins; recitation, Ester Eaton;
reading. BERTHE jefferson: Song: reading,
Elizabeth Jameson: Essay on Suffrage
Amendment, MAY Cats: piano duet,
Henrietta Schulton and Lucy Mencini;
Debate, Resolve, That the State of
Delaware Should Ratify the Wornans
Suffrage Amendment Affirmative,
DAVIS Coale. Harry Patterson, Rebecca
Clark. negative. Dorothy Winslow, Bessie
JIasan. George COrbit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

dent. Mrs. H. L. Bunstein, in the chair
Several new members were added TO the
roll. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs H. j.. Bunstein; vice
president, Mrs. II. c. Hall; secretary,
Mrs Clara Pierce; treasurer, Mrs. a. w.
Powell; press reporter, Mrs. Minnie
Ackcrrnan fruit and flower committee,
Mrs. G.. Fisher Pierce, Miss Anna Ratclitf,
Mrs. George III. Hall Mrs. Daniel Hirsch,
Mrs. Charles ID. Abbott, Mrs. Anton
Zurhrigg and Mrs Thomas DAVIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
TWO ENGAGEMENTS.
5 Specis, Correspondence OF Every Evcni

5 necis, Correspondence or Every Evening
Milford. March % Thursday evening
/ Mrs B. NJ Gillespie gave a variety shower
t1o Miss Thelma Southards Of Lincoln
! City, whose engagement TO Joseph Unison
Of Mahsnoy City. Pa, ha $ been annomc-
nd
MIR. and Mrs. Charles T. Smith OF near
ahaplain's Chapel have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Ethel,
10 James 4. UpdegraF of Pittsburg
Pa. The wedding will take place during
she Easter holidays