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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
COUNTY BOSSES TO
HAVE NORMAL DAY
Superintendent to Hold Forth
Thursday-Friday Is
Big Feature.

Thursday will be County Superin.
tendent' day at the country life con.
Terence al Normal school. Methods
will be discussed as TO the best way
of making country schools more stable
and permanent than they have been
In the past. AT 10 am. DR.. {. 4. Kef-
fer, director OF extension work in Ten
nessee, will speak on the work Of the
extension departments OF education, Al
6 pm. Hon. Bradford Knapp, dean OF
the college of agriculture OF the Uni
versity of Arkansas. will speak on the
larger problems connected with rura
education. AT 7 pm. a talk wA be
made by Dr. II, II. Cherry pred Dent
OF the West Kentucky State Normal
school, at Bowling Green. The ques.
ton of negro education in rural dis
tricts will be taken up at Thursday =
meeting. This problem will be given
the fullest consideration, two Of the
more we'll known negroes OF the city be-
ing privileged to speak. They are the
Rev. sutton +. Griggs and Rev. T. o.
Fuller.
Friday will be the gala day Of the
meet, as the governors of the Tri-
States win talk These are Gov u. II
Roberts of Tennessee, Gov. Lee Rus
sell of Mississippi and Gov. c. II.
Brough of Arkansas.
Several well known Memphians spoke
Tuesday at the country life conference
this week. Or. c. II, Williamson spoke
of the necessity Of country teachers be-
ing fully prepared for the task which
is theirs that OF the up bringing OF
Young America in the rural districts,
He paid tribute to Rev r. A. N. Will
son. OF Batesvile, Miss. whose talk pre-
ceded Or. Wllliamson's. Rev, wilson
emphasized the necessity OF giving the
farmer the incentive to keep up the
work he has been doing, and to stop
the exodus Of farm hands to the city.
He said that in order to do this, the
farmer must be given the same con-
yeniencas a city man has,
DR.. DIN II. West. secretary OF the
state hoard Of health. spoke on What
the Rural Communities Need Most, "
speaking OF the various diseases which
have been stamped out in the cities.
but which still flourish on the farm.
DIR, McIver Woody, dean OF the medi-
cal college OF the University of Ten
nessee, spoke along these same lines
Or. J. ]. Durrett, new city health phJ-
stefan, spoke OF the influence the rural
teacher has on a community. and OF
the various ways in which she can use
this influence to better conditions,
The entertainment of the evening was
provided by the showing OF "Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. HYDE" through the courtesy
OF Paramount Aircraft corporation. Ice
cream made from the milk Of pedigreed
Holstein cows was served.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
ANNOUNCE NEW EXPORT
CONNECTION TO ORIENT

A new export Connection to the Orient
has been established with the recent
organization OF the Los Angeles Pacific
Navigation company with headquarters
at Los Angeles. The company IL owned
by a body OF Los Angeles business
men and has the active support Of
the Chamber Of Commerce Of that city
Five vessels are now being operated
and sailings are being made at least
once a month from the port OF Los
Angeles to Yokohama, Japan, Kobe
Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and
Manila, The steamers Of S 500 tons each
are maintaining a regular import and
export service Conference rates are
quoted, the same as for other Pacific
ports. =
Imports or exports may be booked at
Memphis through the office Of l.. c.
Bouchard, general agent for the South
ern Pacific railroad which connects
with the service Of the new steamship
line.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
TO TRY NEGRO FOR
KILLING WHITE MAN

CAMDEN, Ark. July Z. (SpL)-
Judge c. W. Smith has called a special
term Of Cuactita county circuit curt
to convene here Monday. July 2s. To
try Charles Cccper. negro, charged with
killing Oscar Pickett, from ambush, ak
miles east OF here. several weeks ago.
Cooper was caught in South Bend, Ind,
last week, after n chase over several
thousand miles, and Brought back here
county Jail without bond. Feeling is
said to be running high against Cooper
at Van DuZer, where Pickett lived.
Sheriff Harper has sworn in several
deputies, but no violence is expected,
since special session OF court has
been called.
Cooper Is said to have killed Pickett
following some trouble that started over
hogs belonging to Cooper.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
ASSESSMENTS INCREASED
IN WARREN COUNTY, MISS.

.VICKSBURG. Miss. July Z. (Spl)-
city and county assessment rolls this
year viii show an appreciable increase,
the total personality for the latter as
turned In to the board Of Warren
county supervisors by County Assessor
Tucker, amounting TO $T93.14O while
the rolls for real and personal assess
ments for the city will be above $l5,-
000,o0 To meet the financial demands
OF tho city the total assessed values
must be $4,000, 900.
Tho county assessment rolls may be
increased by the board of supervisors,
or by the state tax commission. The
latter body last year increased the per
sonal property rolls about sec, 900,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
"a 2I2T a G.ESllg

CORINTH. Miss. Beautiful in its
simplicity was the wedding Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Il. Holder, when Miss Mabel Holder
became the bride of Albert s. Jeter.
The bride Is a sister OF O. r. Holder,
OF this city, and has been living in his
home since her return from the delta
last May where she had been teach
ing and where she first met Mr.. Jeter
The bridegroom is a young planter Of
Gunnison, Miss, who saw service IN
the great world war. They departed
for Memphis and will shortly be at home
at Gunnison.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
SMALLEST COIN IN
YUKON is rs CENTS

DAWSON, Y. T., July 7.-Though
luxury taxes call for small coins he
Yukon Development league has rejected
a proposal TO introduce dimes and nick
els into local circulation.
Dawson never has had any smaller
coin than the 25-cent piece and win
adhere to IL. WIZ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH; WHITEN
Make Lemon Lotion to
Double Beauty of Your
Skin

squeeze the juice Of two lemons t,..
polite containing three ounces nv ~
orchard White which can be had NJ 81 -,
drug store, shake well and Won ba,, guy
quarter a., ,t pint Of harmless and delight.
tuI lemon bleach for few cents NJ
Massage this sweetlv fra Srapt ..t-
INTO me race. neck, arms and hand
e esc may Gay, then shortly note the beauty
Famous stage beauties use lemon
JuIlce 10 bleach and bring that soft
Sitar' rosy white complexion. Lemons
nave always been used as f rnnt,Ins
up and try it, "Ne thls
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
SUES CAR COMPANY.

Suit for $500 damages against the
recetNArs Of the Memphis Street Rail-
way Company was filed Wednesday by
w. ]. Dean. who alleged that a street
car struck his wagon at North Second
street and Marble avenue on June 49,
throwing him TO the pavement and in
Turing him. Attorney W. Percy Nc
Donald filed his declaration.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
CLAIMS OLE MISS. MADE
VICTORY OF cox SURE

HATTTESBURG, Miss. July 7.--E. H.
crat nominee for president. declared
Mississippi was a deciding factor" in
the Cox victory at San Francisco, ac-
oordlng to a telegram received here
today from Howard $, williams, secre-
tary OF the Mississippi delegation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
FILES REPLEVIN SUIT.

Replevin suit was filed In chancery
court Tuesday by +. A. Bell against r.
u. Turner. in which it is alleged that
Turner has In his possession a COM
mercial white diamond weighing 541
karats and valued at $1,000, which Is
the property Of the former. Writ OF
replevin was issued by Chancellor Peree
and Bell made the necessary bond OF
mn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
WALTER HAGEN WINS.

VERSAILLES, july I. (By the Asso-
ciated Pr4ss.)-walter Hagen, the
American professional, won the French
open golf championship on the links
here today, Hagen defeated Lafitte
his French rival, in the playoff of their
tie,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
WOLFF WINS DIVORCE.

T. Wolff obtained a decree OF di-
vorce from Mrs. Mamie Wolf in Sec
ond chancery court Wednesday. after
Chancellor Israel H. Peres heard Wolff
tell about his wifes alleged ungovern
able temper, and how she Is alleged 10
have cut him across the fingers with
out provocation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
M'AD00 C0NGRATULATES
PARTY'S SECOND CHOICE

NEW YORK. July 7-wiIliam Gibbs
McAdoo today sent the following tele-
gram TO Franklin d. Roosevelt. assist
ant secretary OF the navy, who has
been named as the Democratic party's
vice presidential candidate:
Please accept my warmest congratu-
lations and best wishes for success"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
DIVORCE GRANTED.

4 decree Of divorce was granted to
Laurence W. Ford Wednesday hy
Chancellor Israel II. Porcs. Ford sued
Mrs. Leera Il. Ford for divorce on the
ground that she had deserted him. Ford
sertiOp
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
AID FOR POLAND UP.

SPA. July IA member of the Polish
delegation said today that Marshal Foch
siderlng the question OF military aid for
Poland.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
SAY "DIAMOND DYES"

DON streak or ruin your material IN
a poor dye. Insist on diamond Dvss"
Easy directions in every package adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
DURAzzo EVACUATED,

LONDON, July IA dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph from Rome says
Durazzo has been evacuated.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
oUACHITA GETS RAIN

CAMDEN, Ark, July 7. (Spl)-
A shower lasting over an hour fell oveI
Ouachita county Tuesday afternoon
which proved life saver to early corr
and cotton. Crops are small but are
reported to be In good condition.
Safety First-Store your car at Lock-
woods. 300 Madison Ave adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
Values up to S35

Smart summary frCcks
OF Wolfe, Taffeta, Cling
ham, Georgette, etc.
at a ridiculous price
your choice
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
UneQudled Values
aiStS

Georgette Waists
$:::s; %:': ss' .: s''s;s ST.
price ...... .'...'.'''
Values to $6.75-
s $: Fl, st.: : :;:3':s: So
$3.50 and SI9.75 Values
Georgette, Crepe de
Sans siss:.. as s :s s'''' o;'' So
Our Finest-ChOice-
Unrestricted choice OF
our finest Blouses, for-S1 rs
merly priced as high as~
S4S; sale price. .....'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07

Petticoats of Taffeta, Messaline, Jer-
sey, Satin, Tub Silk, and Blpomers
i,a: ''y %SS,n '' to s 1s;;S; S4.95
sale price ....
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-07
Values up to sos

BCautifuI fashions sac :
IifiCed; the materials
are Foularu. Linen AMI
Wolfe, Taffeta, Geor-
gette, etc; July Clear
ance price
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Photo by William sh-well Ellis
NEW CENTURY CLUB EVENTS.
MISS HARRIET MARVEL wr4os.

At tho New Century Tub, the follow
irg calendar Of events ha. been ARA god
for tho mo:3th Of November, November 5
Admission Committee meeti, &, 3 90 p m
registration day. In charge Of Miss Mary
A.kew Mather. $50 y. m; November 5,
Executive meetirs. 10 n, m, Denotstra-
tion Frrch lesson, La Methode APP
pliquce' by Me Ballet, As p. m. |;
November 10, ,nonthly mectif AID musi-
cal, 800 p. m November Il, lecture by
Dhon kstel Mukerii, subject ''Fhe India
of Kipling ard Tagore, si5p, m; Novem,
Der 10, lecture by Or. Herbert Adams
Gibbons. subject, Americas Relations
With Europe November 20, meeti &
of Board OF Directors of Corporation,
1000 a. m; joint meeting of Board OF
Directors and Executive committee, ii
n. M
Modern history classes will be taught
esch Thursday at 3. .l5 p. IN by Professor
James A Barkley, OF the Wilmington
High School
Each Monday at 10 a. m aesthetic
dancing will be taught by Miss Schetky.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
ashinrton Heights Century Club.

The Ways and Means Committee OF
the Washir gton Heights Cettury Club
will hold bazaar ard card party AT the
club house, 2300 Boulevard. on November
Is, afternoon and evening, for the benefit
Of the building fund II is expected that
this will be a great success and the com
mittee is working tirelessly to that end.
Christmas novelties, fancy aprons and
dolls will be for sale 4 gypsy tent pre-
sided over by Mrs Floy Booth will be a
feature. Tables of bridge and 500 are
nov berg reserved ard for those who de-
sire il pun ch will he for sale Table reser-
vatiors may be made by calling Mrs.
". J. Lackey, 40S West Iwenty-third
stIett
The Current Events Glass Of the
Washington Heights Club will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
clubhouse. 23O0 Boulevard. The program
will be in charge of Mrs. II. d. Radcliffe.
chairman for the month. A Current Events
paper will be read by Mrs. Joseph A
Nickersham The music Of the afternoon
will be in charge OF Mrs. Harry Babcock
Mrs T. NJ Hauaway Will give several
readings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Y. w. C. A. CALENDAR FOR WEEK

MONDAY.
400 p. m.--Frieo dship Club, business
meeting, club rooms.
500 y. m.--Bluc Trinn gle Boosters.
230p. m.--House Committee, VOL
laston Hall
TUESDAY.
345 p. IIiawstha Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
$40 D. m.~West End Girl Reserve
Corps, West Erd Reading Room.
345 D. Wawatais Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
80 p. m.--F. L. C. Corps of Girl Re-
serves, club rooms
s.45p. m.-Da: cirg Glass, club rooms.
500 p. Wapanachki Camp Fire,
club rooms.
3.45 r. m.-Girl Reserve Corps. No. 8
School.
430p. m.--Girls Work Committee,
club rooms.
1000 n m STAFF Meeting. club rooms.
WEDNESDAY
345 p. Pocahortas Corps of Girl
Reserves, Narrower Church
34sp m.-True Blue Corps Of Girl
Reserves, Narrower Church.
100 y. m Talk Ivy Dr Hubbard, VOL
lastou Hall.
7l5p. Mandolin Glass for Begin
rer.. club rooms.
500 n. MIA doIin Club Organira-
tior Mcetr &. club rooms.
10 70 a. m. Equipment and Repair
Committee, Club Rooms
1000 n m. Cafeteria Committee, club
rooms.
THURSDAY.
$40 p. Good Fairy Corps of Girl
Reserves, club rooms.
345 r. m. Orlole Corps Of Girl Re
SERVES. club roomH.
345p m TastlRkc Corps Of Girl Re
serves. club rooms.
i0O0a a. m Ii dustr,al Committee, club
rooms
FRIDAY
7.30p D. m Aloha Ciuh meeting, club
rooms
80 p. m nrSsmakiug Class, Nis@
Schultz i strlctor.
500 y m True nme Corps Girl Re
serve Hallowe O., party. club rooms.
loO0a m FIcarce Committee, club
rooms.
$40 p M Membership Committee
club rooms
aATURDAr.
500 y. m Marshallton CorV~ of Gir
Reserves, Marshallton.
400 D m-Iiallnwe on party for nj
Girl Reserves, club rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

her property here and go back to the
Golden State to make her home. Mrs.
Bailey accompanied her with the idea oi
spending at least year there and perhaps
remaining permanently.
Recent news from Hot Springs, Va,
announces a dinner gwen at the Home
stead, where Baron and Baroness RCeen-
krantx and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haskell
were together Miss Virginia Latrobe OF
Baltimore VINO has been Mt Hot Springs.
has returned home
This has been the closing week OF the
summer season Mt Naamsn' s-on-tho Del
aware. Each fall of the year II IL with
regret that patrons of Mrs. G. W. Robin
sons and Mrs. DuesT's beautiful old tea
house beside the river, learn That win
ters time must lapse before they oon en-
JOY again the hncheons and card parties
society folk delight to give nt Naaman's 8.
II is only 90 next May, however, they
will need to wait, for promptly on the hist
Tuesday in that month. the tca-house
will open again.
The affairs given this last week before
closing, began with Mrs. Willard Sauis-
bury's luncheon party on Monday, when
Miss Draper Miss Bsamwell, Mrs. 81 own,
Miss johnson, Miss Barl1sdale, Mrs.
Stewart, NJ ,ss Olcr, Miss Eleanor John
son, Mrs Harvey, Mrs Spruarcc, Mrs
Bissell Ms. Ford and Mrs. Jonvler
enjoyed Mrs. Saukbury's delightful hos
pitallty
Mrs Gamble Latrohe's big luncheon
and card party on Tuesday brought
together n representative gathering d'
well known women the gnests including
Mrs Pierre s du Pont. Mrs James 4
Draper. Jr, Mrs. H. Fletcher Brown, Mrs
Robert Richards, Miss Buckalow, Mrs
Charles Patterson, Mrs. II II Garrigues
Mrs Murray Stewart, Mrs. Henry =
Scott. Mr,. Thomas Wilson, Mrs. Joseph
Hilles, Mrs Victor b. Woolley, MIS-.
Shortlidge, Mrs. Charles r. Miller,
Mrs. John b. Bird, Mrs. Frederick VIM
Curtis, Miss BringhuIst, Miss Coser,
Mrs Charles Reese, Miss Sprusnce. Miss
Elsie Patterson, Mrs. J. II. Stadelman
Mrs. William Sellers, Miss Elizabeth
Draper, Mrs Z. Tatnsll Warner, Mrs
William S Hilles, Mrs. J. Lawrence
Gibson, Mrs. William Scott. Mrs. Maur-
ice du Pont Lee, Mrs George A. Elliott,
Mrs. A. Felix du Pont, Mrs. Preston Lea
A prominent visitor IN Wilmington
of Bangor, Maine, who WAS the guest oi
Mrs. Louis H. Coke, lr. Mrs. Havlett Is
thr state regent Of the d. A. X. IN NJ n
and is Mrs Cores cousin.
Mis-. Eleanor Thompson hns ~ he'
guest for several days, Miss Helen Arm.
strong of Hartford, Conn.
Mis- Jane MarvelsNfiss Sarah Townsend
and Mis-, Msrjorir Wright Of Washington
will 30 to New York for the week end, &c
serve ~ bridesmaids at the wedding oI
Miss katherine Hutchins and Merritt
Hernenway on Monday Mrs Hutohius
has visited both Miss Marvel and Mis'
Trwnsrnd in Wilmington and hss many
friends hero
Miss Juiin Townsend snd Miss Sarat
Townsend had a, guests for the Marvel
tea and dance last night, Miss Marion,
Wright of Washington d. c.. and Arthur
/ Crumben of St, Louis
Mr. A II Berlin has recovered from
q recent lines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
NEW CENTURY CURRENT EVENTS.

Tho Current Events Clazs n the New
Century Club will meet on Tuesday morn
irg NJ the Clubhouse Mrs James X
Stack u chairman for the north Mrs. A
Berlir will give . greeting 20 The clas-.
Mss Mabel Talley will speak on Modern
Poetry Mrs William r. Peacom vii
speak for Miss Fnrrna Worr-ll, who can
rot attend Miss Mather. Mrs. Edwin N
Harshnm. Mrs. William Prickrt., Miss
foulden Ard Mrs Carrie Kir gsbury viii
give 'rooks Have Read
Mrs Harry Graham will give the Cur
rent Fverts paper Miss Ella Pyle will
direct a musical program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
THE VOTE.

II by my vote help my Maker, God
To grow flower upon some barren sod,
To bear the burden OF my sisters load,
To build for little feet smoother road
Then let NE vote
Ii bv my vote the world be brought to see
The greatness of the thing that lies IN ne
The woman stroEg and tender. faithful,
true,
With love unbounded as the heaven
blue
Then let me vote
If by my vote help my country gam
The vision of some longed-for distant
main.
The summit of some far-upreaching goal.
\ star. long cherished. sought for bv her
soul
Thon let me vote
II bv my vote | cause my state % throw
Her arm around weaker till it grow,
In loval trust TO weld the bonds that hold
The Stars and Stripes within one common
fold
Then let me vote.
II by my vote my home become part
OF the great home where beats the Father s
heart.
II from her window broader shine the gIeam
OF love until II widen 70 stream
Then let me vote
If BY nv vote my soul shall keep her faith
In all mankind If even unto death
| faithful prove to God and TO my land
Then fearless take this ballot from my
hand
And count my vote.
--EIene L. Angleman in New York Times
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Women I'm the Pulpit.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Geneva, Oct I2.-Women's right TO
occupy pulpits has been recognized by
the cantonal government of Basle. Two
other cantons already have taken this
action and it is expected in church circles
that the Geneva synod will do likewise.
Interest IN the question was quickened
some months ago when Miss Maude
Royden, of England, was permitted 70
preach 10 the cathedral here during the
last international Congress of Women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
"Op, thing | nray for for today

"One thing | pray fer for today:
That may truly earn my pay
Not that small wage that comes 70 me
In the good coin Of currency,
But that far richer WAGE IN life,
The strength TO meet the prrss of strife.
And all the loving gifts of hight,
OF sweet. frreh air, and restful night
The loves that round about me dwell,
The songs of birds, the magic spell
OF blooming trees, and perfumed flowers,
That God hath woven into hours
For my delight pray 70 be
Worthy Of all these gifts % me.
Coreopss Brarch-Will those who have
wheel-chalrs belonging 20 the Coreopsls
Branch, I s. s., and have no further use
for them, please return them 70 the
>ocietv2 There are requests. daily, for
chairs ard crutches and the society would
like 20 keep them IN constant use. Please
return them to Ms George A Wilson,
chairman of the wheel chair committee,
230l West Twelfth street. Phone, S035,
Lbarius Branch-The second meeting
of the Libarius Branch |. : s. wss held
Friday evening October %, 1920. Twelve
members were present md two new mem
bers were enrolled The regular meetings
will be held the first and third Thursdays
of each month, the dues 70 be one dollar
year, payable in advance
Quarterly meeting, Delaware DIVISION
A business meeting of the Delaware
Division, I s S, was held October 2S, IN
Sunshine Hall, 1909 Delaware avenue
It uas preceded by silence party, the
business session being held from TO
1890 p. m About so members were
present and great enthusiasm prevailed
over the excellent reports which were read
by the chairmen of the different commit
tees. After the business meeting short
program was rendered. Recitstions by
Mrs. Lulu Plumley Bethards were gwen
with the same zest as formerly There
were two violin solos by Mrs. William
Decker OF Santa Fe, lsle OF Pines, &C
companied by Mrs. Shirley Magill. Mrs
Decker is, at present, guest of Mrs. {.
z. Slocomb, 1022 Tatnall street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Home from Wedding Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs Preston r Richardson
have returned from a honeymoon trip
to Baltimore, Washington and Virginia
and are now at home to their friends NJ
at 10 Winchester Place Mrs Richardson
was Miss Lillian " Wardle, the daughter
OF Captain David Wardle and Mrs
uarf{ia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Bellefonte Civtcs Club.

The regular business meeting Of the
Bellefonte Civics club will be neld Mon
day afternoon at O. clock, at the home
Of Mrs Fred Messiok An executive
meeting will be held st O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Miss Katharyn T.. Price, daughter of
Senator'and Mrs. l.. NJ. Price of Smyrna
who recently announced her engagement
to Edward f. johnson, assistant city
solicitor of Baltimore, will be married in
Smyrna ON November l6. Miss Price is d
graduate of Centenary Collegiate Insti-
tuts, Hackettstown, \. J.. and member
of the 1919 class from Goucher College
of Baltimore Mr.. johnson comes from
a prominent family in that city, being 4
graduate of Tome School and the Uni
versity of Maryland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Christmas Books Now Ready.

A beautifully illustrated bulletin Of
Christmas books is just out from the
Greenwood Book Shop at Eleventh and
Vest streets All Of the new books, both
for growp-ups and children are listed and
In the bulletin and those who choose books
for gifts will find 1t very helpful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Mr.. Coburn 70 Address Dram League.

On Monday afternoon at +.30, Mr..
Coburn, who Is 20 appear with his wife AZ
The Playhouse Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday in French Leave, will ad-
dress the members Of the Wilmington
Drama al the home Of Mrs William Blats
at lI07 Delaware Avenue. This meeting
is for the members Of the league, only
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Naarnan's on Delaware

Until November /, the Tea House serves
hot luncheons, afternoon tess and chicken
dinners Telephone Holly Oak 227W
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Every Evenings classified advertise
mepts bring results. Proved by the satis-
faction of many and will be to you.-Adv.