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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08


dannede og OVERSIZE, saa saa vel
yilligt paa ham og %anerkendtt
ham som en- Slags Kollega we'd
at bede ham til Frokost. Han vaI
vel like ligefrem uhoflig, tn
han beholdt sine kritiske Tan
ker hos sig selY: Denne kan dog
neppe we're en- Profet! uden at
ane, at hans Gest leste dem
som en- aaben Bog; men han
haYde aabenbart ingen som helst
Folelse af. at han skyldte den
ne Jesus nogen Kprlighed eller
acknowledged, siden han be.
handlede ham saa torment og af-
maalt, at han endogsaa lod Diet
mangle paa de almindeligste I'd
tryk for Gestfrihed og Yenlig-
he'd paa den It'd.
Men skulde der mon like fin
des mangfoldige Sjele i Kri-
stenheden, og ogsaa mango Kir-
gegengere, som har Diet paa en-
ganske lignende Maade2 De kom-
mer i hans Illus Sondag efter
S9ndag, men de har ingen An.
gerstaarer at yade hans Fodder
med, intet Troens Kys at modta-
&c ham med, ingen Taknemme-
lighedens Salve at ere ham med.
Nanemessigt og pligtskyldigt
kommer de; og i deres stille
Sind Tanker de, maaske uden
at yere sig Diet fuldt beyidst,
at Gud vel snarere skulde vac
re dem taknemmelig for, at de
dog STAIR paa hans og paa Kir-
kens Side; de kunde 10 dog
ellers lige saa godt vere Fri
tenkere og Modstandere eller
Frilevere og Modstandere -
fremfor at de skulde have no.
gen Grund til at takke Gud.
Maaske de like en- Gang koms
mer til hans Hus; men de in
yiterer dog EN- Gang imellem ham
hjem til deres Hus, ligesom 81
mon; de beskeftiger dog nu og
da deres Tanker med religiose
Spergsmaal, lesser EN- og anden
Prediken og yder deres Bidrag
til kirkelige Formal. Men han,
SON med brendende Hjerte CAV
sig selv hen i OGDEN ogsaa for
dem. og som da vel maa have
tenkt, at ogsaa deres Synde-
skyId var saa stor, at de aldrig
sely med deres Hederlighed vii
de kunne betale den, hans Kar-
lighed saares dybt over denne
Ligegyldighed, son den Elsken-
de altid bedroyes, naar han ser,
at hans dyrt e%rhyeryede Gave
tagcs som EN- Selvf6lge eller
legges til Side med Ringeagt.
Hyorledes skal jeg dog yek-
Ike Skyldfolelsen hos eder2 ia,
vidste jeg detl bet kan jeg
nok Slet like, Diet er kun Guds
Aand, der kan ringe for ct
Menneske, saa Diet wagner OPP
til at Sc sig selv son den haab-
lose Talent. bet er i alt Fald
like Vejen dertil, som man over
fladisk kunde tro Diet, at komme
langt ned i Syndens Smuds: Syn
derinden havde meget lettere
we'd at Sc sin dybe Geld, Tanker
man, end den pene F%ariseer,
som levede ct moralsk Liy og
like kunde have s%ynderligt at
angre. Men havde du set ct
Billede af denne Synderinde blot
ct Aar for, da hun endnu like
havde m9dt Jesus, saa Wide du
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

horer, eller faa Syar netop paa
de Spargsmaal, man har gaaet
og tumlet med. eller faa Raad
og frost / de Xanskeligheder og
Sorger, der tyngede en-; ia, Diet
err akkurat ligesom den, der ia
Ter, kendte mig og saa lige igen-
mem mig og leste mine skjulte
Tanker, og som ON hele Predi-
kenen blew holat for mig alene.
Det er jo Tegnet paa, at den
hellige Aand taller igennem Pre-.
%dikanten, og da siger 10 Jesus
kristus til dig, som han sagde
Diet den Dag med Nayns Navnel-
Sc til Farisaeren: Simon, ieg
~har noget at sige digl' - Diet
kommer da an paa, at du 90 .ieg
lige saa grligt og yilligt SON ST.
non bliyer stille oyerfor Or
Diet og siger ,,Mester, sig fremlo
Saaledes over yor HERE Jesus
endnn sin ~Sjelesorg paa os; og
han gor Diet ogsaa, og maaske
pok saa ofte, igennem en- Sam
tale paa Tomandshaand, som Diet
skete der / FariSaerens Hus. l
DIET mindste har det da tidt fore.
kommet mig saaledes, at naar
jeg fdrkyndte Ordet, saa var Diet
nermest, SON naar KirkekIokken
ringer sammen til Kirke; men
f9rst naar jeg sad i en- Stue og
skiftede Ord med en- Sj9l, der
a i Nod eller Vildrede, eller
Taste ct Brev fra en- saadan Sjel
og sknlde svare derpaa, saa var
jeg kommet i Kirke. Saa var den
rigtige Kirkestilhed kommet der,
hvor Jesus igen sagde Diet gan,
ske personligt ill en- Siel med
Nayns Ngynelse: Simon, jeg
har noget at sige digl" og Sjg-
len ydmygt og yilligt lyttede og
sagde ,,Mester, sig freml" Oe
MI vii Vi da bede ON, at dette
maa ske i Dag, naar Mennesker
sidder og lytter til Ordet, og ST.
den, naar de slider og lesser Pre-
dikenen trykt, at de maa mer-
Ike, at Jesus Kristus er Sjele-
serger allerbedst og endnu we'd
sin hellige Aand handler med
wore Sjele for at hjelpe dem.
Og hvad Diet da allerforst gael.
der ON i Sjelesorgen, Diet err at
faa Sjelen til at Sc sin Synd som
den tunge Skyld overfor Gud.
bet var jo tydeligt nok Forskel-
len mellem de to Menneskeskik-
keIser, som Dagens Eyangelium
fDrer frem for os, at Synderin-
den hayde set sin store Synd
og tunge Skyld, men Diet havde
Farisperen Simon endnu slet TX
Ike. Medens alt hos hende ty-
der paa den ydmygste Anger og
Taknemmelighed, baade Pladsen,
hun vplger bag we'd ham, we'd
hans Fodder, og Taarerne,, som
strommer, og den Made, hvor-
paa hun halvt forskremt og
halyt dristigt aftorrer dem med
sit eget Haar, og Salven, hun
har med til ham j Alabastkruk-
ken - saa Forbidden Diet sig helt
anderledes med denne Simon,
hans Forhold til Jesus er dog
nermest den hoflige Velyillie,
blandet med adskillig Kritik.
Diet synes slet like at falde ham
ind, at Diet var ham, der skyldte
Jesus noget; snarere MATTE Je-
sus we're glad og fole sig beeret
we'd, at han, som h6rte til de
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
Bekendtgorelse.

ON Gud vii afholdes Missions
m0der i Vor Frelsers skandina-
yiske lutherske Kirke og Mis-
sionshus i Council Bluffs, Ia,
i Dagene fra d. 20. til "a. Okto-
Der. ALE err velkommen.
A. p. Hansen, Prast.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

N -. - - AA'A1'AE 8
fgrdighed bort og skaml9st og
udfordrende, baade we'd sitSprog
og sin Ferd og sin K~ladedragt,
aabenlyst giyer til Kende, at
hun uden Anger har giyet Sit
Legeme og sin Sj9l hen til
Lystens og Syndens Tjeneste.
Saadaane purunge Piger kan du
mode j Nyhayn og wort eget
Sogn liver Dag, og naar jeg I'M
dertiden foler mig drevet til at
fors6ge at tale til deres Sam
yittighed og Hjerte, modes jeg
oftest af en- forferdende Man
gel paa Anger, en- Selvtilfreds-
he'd, som intet lader tilbage for
F%ariseeren Simons, og en- Jar
tighed og Trods, som wiser, hvor-
ledes ogsaa selye Synden kan
forgifte og beruseSynderinden, saa
hun like foler sin Skyld, og
Diet gamle Ord faar Ret, at er
Kvinden bedre end Manden,
naar hun er god, saa err hun me-
stem yerre end han, naar hun
er slet. Men dersom F~ariseeren.
i Bredgade eller Store Kongens-
gade fristes til at Sc ned paa
|Synderinden og ford9mme hende,
lad ham saa sp9rge sig SEW,
hyorledes Diet vel har gaaet ham,
dersom han var bleyet fodt med
den samme svage og ~sanselige
Natur, "a yokset OPP i lige saa
ugunstige Kaar og Omgivelser
og havde m9dt de samme It'd
lige Fristelser paa sin Vel Og
da sporger jeg: Kan denne
Oyervejelse like blive dig Yejen
til at Sc ogsaa din egen Synd
som den uendelige Geld over
for Gud? Kan like Synet af ct
andet Menneskes dybe Fald og
Forderyelse yekke Ydmygelse
hos dig, som da Presten Richard
Baxter en- Gang saa dem fore
en- Morder til Skafottet og I'D
br9d; Der gaar Richard Bax-
ter var Diet like for Guds
Naades Skyld!", og kalde den
dybe TAX frem, fordi du er BILE
vet beyaret - hvor ner var du
like we'd Diet samme som de l-,
.og Sorgen over, at du saa like
er bleyet langt bedre? Eller
|hyorledes skal Herren faa dig
j Tale, Simon2 Maaske han Ii
gesom i Evangeliet en- Dag skal
fore ct andet Menneske paa din
Vel, som vakker din Undren %
Uro we'd sin Sj9leangst og For
tvivlelse over sin Synd - ct
Menneske, som maaske stod holt
j dine Dine og a langt bedre
end du: og du kunde lRnge nok
prove at slaa Diet hen we'd at
kalde Diet Oyerspandthed ogSya-
gelighed, Diet Sporgsmaal blev
dog siddende hos dig selv som
en- Brod: Mon jeg ogsaa tager
Diet alvorligt nok med min Synd?
Maaske ct enkelt Punkt i dit
|Liv. i en- syunden Fortid eller
endnu den Dag i Gaar, en- Dag
skal afsl9res for dig som Diet
forferdende Tegn paa din aare-
|lange. rent nd redselsvakkende
Ligegyldighed og Blindhed: Og
dette har jeg levet i og bedrp-
vet Gud med i saa mango Aar,
kan der da vere Made at fin
de for mig! Maaske du en- Dag
skal mode ct Menneske, som Ell
kommet meget lengere end du,
og sk9nt du fristes til at wise
dette Menneske Uvenlighed, for
di diets Kerlighed og Fromhed
err EN- stille Dom over dit Liy
og kalder Diet onde frem i dig.
og sk0nt du kritisk og overle-
gent kan pege paa Diet naive og
sentimental hos den anden, saa
lblev Diet dog we'd med at sige
linde i din Samvittighed: Def
err mig, SON like err god, oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
GOOD TITLE ALWAYS"

vor Styrke. vi har nogle reele Godt-
keb i ypperlige Otter Tail County,
der hvor Farme giver rigt Udbytte.
ISkriv til os i Dag, og vi vii sende
Dem frit O%plysninger ON disse Far
me paa lette Vilkaar og SNAP Afbe-
|~talinger. C.. D. Baker Land Co Drawer
N, Fergus Falls, MINI,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
The Annex

122 Evangelical Hymns,
translated and original
for use in Lutheran churches and
homes.
Boards 25 Cents
Sample copies sent for exam.
nation and quantity prices quot
ed upon request from pastors and
teachers.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, NeDr,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
Ny Adresse !:

Rev. C. Krogh, Surfing, Wis,
Rt. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
$50 Minnesota Farme-65O.

Send mig Navn og Adresse paa en- eIler anden, som De we'd onsker
at kobe EN- god Minnesota Farm. Saafremt han k6ber en- af mine
Farme, vii jg sende Dem $50. Jeg har til Salgs so udyalgte i'm
proved Farme Clay, Dakota, Hennepin, Stearns, Pope, Grant og
Redwood Counties blandt store skandinavske Settlementer, Krker
og Skoler. Skry efter Liste og Fotografier. Randolph Holland,
sol Metropolitan Bank Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

IL.
Men Diet andet, som Diet da
gelder ON i Sjalesorgen, naar
eft Menneske har set sin store
ISyndeskyld, Diet er at faa Sje-
len til at Sc, at endogsaa denne
din store Syndeskyld har Gud i
sin uendelige Kerlighed tilgiyet,
ogsaa for den har Jesus betalt
med sin Kerlighed i Liyet og
OGDEN. Thi ogsaa dette kan Diet
undertiden vare svert for Sje-
lene at begribe.
Sc nu igen paa denne Kvin-
de / Evangeliet. Hun har set
sin Synd, og hun har faaet den
tilgiyet. Men hvad vii hun da
egentlig her? Hyorfor tr@nger
hun sig ind i dette fremmede
Hus? Og hyorfor disse Taarer,
Ola hun dog har faaet sin Synd
forladt? Du kan sige: Diet er
Observation-Disclosures, der driver
hende, Diet er Trangen til at
vare i sin elskede Frelsers Nar-
he'd, der faar hende til at sette
sig nd over allie Hensyn, Diet
er Trangen til at wise ham sin
Kerlighed, der drager hende her
hen. Og du kan have Ret, hun
elskede virkelig sin Frelser, Diet
ser og siger Jesus tydeligt. Men
naar han saa til Asked forsik-
rer hende og siger: Din Tro
lhar frelst dig, gaa bort med
Fred! wiser Diet saa like dig,
at Diet var ct saadant Ord, som
kunde legge Freden fast og
blivende ind / hendes Hjerte,
log at dette Ord skulde knyttes,
like til hendes K%erlighed, men
til hendes Tro? Hvem we'd, Diet
kunde 10 ogsaa tankes, at Diet
vRrste "a sket, ct nyt Fald,
i ct syagt 0.jeblik, hvor LISTEN
til Synd. hayde yeret stRrkere
end Kerligheden I'll Frelseren; og
nu syntes hun like, at Tilgi-
givelse mere kunde vere mulig,
Ii alt Fald MATTE hun h9re Diet
Iigen at ham selv. Og selv ON
Diet like var kommet saa vidt,
blot Diet at tenke paa Diet gamle
Syndeliv kunde have forstyrret
hendeS Fred, saa hun MATTE
have Tilgivelsen bekreftet, for
hun kunde hvile deri.
Men der gaar endnu mango
lSjele ON iblandt os, som ogsaa
har set deres Syndeskyld, og de
har mango Gange hort Ordet ON
Syndernes Forledelse og Budska-
bet ON Jesu Kors, og de we'd
ogsaa, at der er Frelsen og
Freden alene at finde -og dog.
dog err de like fardige med at
grade, dog maa de bestandie
H. " "a. n.a1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-14

Porcelain TOP Kitchen
Tables, white enamel finish
ed bases, slight imperfec-
tions, sizes 24x42 inches. at
less than the price for an
ordinary table. at 9e.s5. A
limited number.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
BIDS FOR NEW ROADS.

Dover Nav -. At the opening OF
bids here Yesterday by two members OF
The State Highway Department, accord
inc to advertisement, the following pro
nnsals were received, but because OF ihe
absence Of Governor Townsend and other
members of the Commission. no AWARDS
were made: os
Frederica. 10 miles Frank L. Cohen
BuTalo. \. =. S126,570; Field. barker
& Underwood. Philadelphia, sll9. 40;
William Mcdonald Construction 70
s134 CAS-. McClain Construction 90,
baltimore. SIPS. .666: Piel Construction
Co baltimore. S124,474; Clayborne &
Johnson. Baltimore, STAG. 154; George
Hyman. Washington, ID. g. sloS, lIu'
Rosoff Engineering Co. =. y. sl5S.6ia'
keystone Construction Co. Philadelphia
s105 .o24: Diamond Construction 80
sl54, 316.50.
Contract No. 81. Tybouts Corner
Hare's Corner. , % miles John \ Siark
Wilmington. s2l3.6 600: Frank J.. Cohen
s215 155. 50: Fisher & Corozza, Baltimore
500 oO2. Richard Hopkins. Troy, y
sIS5 -2S. d. r. O'Connell 4 Son. slSo,-
9-s 6O. Peninsula Construction Co.-
Br;deeyille Del, Sl95. 1857 Is. klair u
Scblemcr, s2O7.077: William ] Lowe
Inc sipq 100. Ward & Tulley, S229.5ii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
cHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY.

special Correspondence of EvefyE yening
Cbesteftown. Md. MAY u. An cpl
dernie OF sore throat is affecting numerous
people in Ghestertown and throughout
the country
Harry Fowler. driver Of the T.. s. Nd
kins Il Co. lumber truck, WAS painfully
hurt Yesterday. when a heavy piece %
lumber fell on him.
Fourteen crates Of Strawberries, tue
fret shipment Of the season. were carried
over the Eaaton-W Wilmington motor truck
route Yesterday The berries are selling
for SO a crate. The cold weather Is Affect
ing the yield.
Soft crabs have begun 70 make their
appearance i'm local waters. but they are
very small. They arc the furerunners of
the crop. and If is believed that they will
sell for Il fancy price during The season.
Charles -. Rolliaon visited his vile.
who has been confined III the taston lios-
ptal in critical condition for two weeks.
Mr.. Rolliaon found her much improved
yesterday.
Frank Y. Shippers representative Of the
Continental Life Insurance Co. OF VII
minpfon. returned from = baltimore
hospital this week. very much improved
Il. SnoWden Thomas. ono Of thc towns
expert pouItrymen. was offered So Ees.
tefday for three Of bis prize slx-wecks-old
Rhode Island Red chicks MIR. Thomas
refused the offer.
A civil service examination will be held
in Chcstertown on June 2G 10 fill vacancy
in the AIiIington postoiiiec caused b}
the resignation ef Carrier Norman ,
Nallen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Flkton. Md May 27 Senator Omar
d. CrotheIs was yesterday appointed by
Governor R;tchie. member o' the Mary
land Good Road Commission for io1T
wears.
Miss MaItha T. Phillips q Cecil paper
mill. died at the hone of her niece from
heart trouble She was about 90 years ot
age
school Board. which Viii be presented 70
the commissioners of the county, II Is
sad $50 coo Is required IN addition 10
the sum annually provided by the com
rnlSsioncrs to run the schools. he m
crease is due TO q recent bull passed by the
Legislature providing an increase IN
salaries OF teachers
Rev. DR. " w Davis and Dr Howard
Kelly of Baltimore will address mass
meeting III Grave Presbyterian church
Aberdeen, on Sunday IN the interest 81
q reform movement
The Klkton High school ~lil hold class
night exercises IN Mechanics Opera Houst
on FRIDAY evening The Alumni viii hole
rcun ion in the aTmoTy on SatQrda,
evening which viii be followed BY
dance
marriage license was issued herr
Yesterday 10 Leo MacDonough q
Toledo. Ohio. and Miss Anna May Leah
of Elkton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
BRTDGEvILLE CLUB WOMEN.

BridgevilIe, May 27--An echo meeting
OF Tuesdav.night Club was held last night
which closes the club meetings until Dc
fober. Mrs. Roland Elliott. the newly
elected president, presided and many
persons were present The program
for the evening consisted Of piano solo.
Miss Norma Williams: report Of the
annual meeting Of the State Federation
of Womens Clubs, recently held IN
Dover. made by Mrs Lee Culver; piano
solo By Miss Bessie Kline. Ice cream and
cake we're served The club women are
going to make an effort during the summer
10 prepare for a bazaar to be held some
time ia the fall for the benefit of the club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
DEL MAR WOMEN
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
New Century Club Host TO Visit
ors From Harrington Or
ganization.

Sneeiai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delmar. NAV q. installation Of ofii-
GERS for the ensuing year was the feature |
of the meeting at the New Century iub |
room on Tuesday evening, with reception
of guests from the club at Harrington
The retiring president Mrs. II NJ Walter,
made her farewell address IN which she re-
viewed the accomplishments Of the club
during her administration. which includes
contributions to the soldiers recreation
fund. to the war relief, and To the training
camp activities, donation To the tfome
of the Aged at Salisbury, annual ron
tribution to the student loan fund at
Delaware College, subscribing inefnbef
10 the American Red Star: contribution
toward the furlough house IN France
m,rchase of q service flag. placing
! drinking fountain on State street dona-
/ ton TO the Near East fund Report from
/ the State Federation was read by Mrs.
/ Addie Culver. Mrs II ID Rennlnger, the
i new president then announced the names
/ Of the officers and chairmen ot committees,
| and inducted them into office, rs follows
/ First Nice-president. Mrs. Arthur BreW-
| ington: second vice-presldent. Mrs. addie
4 Culver. recording secretary, Mrs. {. II.
| Cordrey. assistant. Miss Elsie Hean, cor
resronding secretary, Miss Rose Freeny,
treasurer, Miss Annie L. t'0rdyi director,
Mrs. G. r. Powell; chairman on eivlcs
and forestry, Mrs G II Riggln. health,
Mrs. " :. Marvil; education, Mrs l.
Parker; literature. Mrs ; NJ Ellis house
hold economies, Mrs John II Powell,
entertainment. Mrs II NJ Waller social
service. Mrs T r Lynch arts and crafts,
Mrs. W. II Cannon, music. Mss Lydia
Wilson: hospitality. Mrs " n. Lear
program, Mrs. Edwin r sirman deeora-
tions. Mrs. Charles II lrntt reei-
nrocitv. Mrs s. y. Culver, librarian
Miss Marion Ifearn
Piano duets were rendered bp Ms.
Elizabeth Elliott and Miss fhclma lIearn
A humorous play entitled Not Man N
the House was produced for the enter
tainmcnt Of the guests, after which re-
freshments were served. The guests IRON
Harrington were Mrs. John Sheidrakc
Mrs. Albert Jameson. Mrs L. & Markeft
Mrs. +. :. Richards, Mrs. Ihomas Curtis
Mrs. Frank Gates. Mrs Oscar Wick, Mrs
l.. 7. Beauchamp. from Norwood l'a.
Miss AMY X Williams ccaiord. Mrs
Howard Morgan: Salisbury. Mrs. Nathan
G. West and AIRS Burke Wright
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
"CLEAN Up" AT DOVER.

Dover. Nlay - In keeping with other
towns in Delaware in observing exercises
IN connection with clean up week. the
colored people of Dover held meetings n
Wahtcoat II. Z. Church lcolored) last
evening and Tuesday evening. q which
addresses were made BY DR.. l.. ; Conweil,
saora.ar,. 60 Il tbe state Board Of Health.
H. cnrv-aII Ranton of Wilmington and
Miss SbisIer Kent county nurse ali urging
the necessity Of cleaning up houses YARDS,
ETC. A playiet, The Average Town, was was
given on TUESDAY evening in the church
Under the direction Of Miss Nelson and
Miss Hughes. teachers in the Dover
colored schools. Last evening addresses
we're made by DR.. Cecil de J. Harbordt.
NJ. D. and DR., {. +. Thomas another t.
plavlet was given last evening under the
direction Of Mrs Carrie Henry Blackburn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
SOCIAL AT NEWPCHI-

Neunort. Nav 27-The Ladies Aid
Soc;etr ~ Newport NJ. T.. Church held
their monthly business meeting and social
las. evening at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Alfred Craig. Announcement was made
that sl2O was realized from the parcei
rost sale and cafeteria, recently held by
the Ladies' Aid. Mrs. ". +. Groome as
nresident of the aid welcomed Key. ana
Mrs. F. x. Moore as honorary members
of the society. Other new members VINO
ioined last evening were Nr ana MIS-
Herbert Phillips Mrs. William llannen-
hauer. Misses Lillian and Edna cannon,
and Amanda Dunlap.
Following the business meeting the
entertainment committee, consisting 9 q
Mrs HvIand B. LYMAN, Mrs ". r.
Groorne and Mrs. John Cunningham. tur-
nished the following program:
Vocal let the Rest of the World Go
BY" Miss Viola Seeds: reading Miss
blanche Crawford: selections by quartet.
eonposed of Miss Mary Scarborough,
Alfred Spence. H. Warren Garrett and
Palnh Ruth: reading. Miss Nora Stuart.
Games followed.
The entertainement committee ap-
pointed for next month Is as follows:
Misses Mary Scarborough and Ethel
Woodward and Mrs. F. \. Moore The
social next month will be held at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j r. Lyman.
Those present were: Mrs. ". 7. Groome
Mrs. ]. r. LYMAN. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
+ Gregg. Rev. and Mrs F. y. Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph !. Finn, Mr.. and
Nr..J.H. Strahorn. Mr. and Mrs Hyland
3. Lynam, Mrs. c. W. Aiaclary Mrs
Irwin Woodward. Mrs. Marvin F. Ball
Mr.. A. 4. Price. Jr. Mrs. Andrew HargeT
Mrs. George Stuart. Miss Nora stuart
Miss Emily Gregg, Mrs. Elizabeth Hill
vard. Mr.. and Mrs William Dannen
hauer. Mrs. William Ruth, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Craig. Mrs. Craig, Joseph Craig
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Phillips, Mrs
Leonard Lyman. Mrs. John Cunningham
Mrs. William Hannah. Misses Mary Scar
borough, Viola Seeds. Irene Gregg, kdnl
Cannon. Lillian Cannon, Ethel Wood
ward. Amanda Dunlap, Josephine WeeI
Margaret Groome and Emma Maclary
Blanche Crawford, A1essrs. Alfred Spence
II. Warren Garrett, Ralph Ruth, Cleorg
Kipe. Robert Maclary and Arthur Craig
Refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
ROADS READY TO PAY MORE.
DO Not Oppose Fair Increase For Con-
scientious Work.

Chicago, May 27.--The railroads,
Of the United States are not opposed
to fair increase in wages for their em-
ployes, If che employees guarantee TINT they
will give honest, conscientious work III
return, Il. T. Whittier, representing the
roads, told the Railway Labor Board
yesterday in his reply to the employees
demands.
Mr. Whittier finished his statement
today and the labor side will start re-
buttal tomorrow The Order OF Railway
Trainmen will make the first reply They
will be represented by W y. Doak, Vice
President of the order. The other or
ganizations will follow. Opportunity viii
be given for the railroads to be heard IN
rebuttal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-27
NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel MAY 27-W. Glenwood Har-
,;,,rta~, assistant manager of the local
tns hrasocb of tbe American Stores Co, has
been transferred to Milton and promoted
the managership of the store there
George Q. Rose OF the Postal Ieie-
graph Co. was in town this week arrang-
ing for the opening of Summer office near
the freight shipping station for the con
venience Of the fruit and produce brokers.
The office will be under the management
OF Col. C. ". kenney.
George d. Hastings, prominent iarm-
er of near town, had his right ann broken
while cranking his automobile yester-
dav. Thomas 5. Brimer took him 70 the
office of DR.. j. Roscoe Elliott who reduced
the fracture and placed the arm n spllnts.