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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover Juno iG Charters were filed here.
yesterday. follows
Williams Motors Inc, New York City
capital. $50 900 600
Tennessee Charcoal Iron Co. Wilmington.
Del 5.333 500
Pilgrim oil and Gas 60. Dover. Del
81 600 600
Penn oil and Refining Co. Wilmington
Del 81 .O00,O0
Robins Portland Cement Co. Whining
ton. Del s. 900 600
StonCwall CORPORA ton Wilmington Del
investments $500 600
International Olympian Railway System
safety Appliance Co. jamestown, \. >.
$500 600
Standard Mining and Timber Co. VIII
minston, Del. S400 900.
Springfield oil and Gas Appliances Co
Wilmington. Del $500 600
keystone Aluminium Co, kittanning. Pa
500 900
Everybodys OF and Gas Co. Pittsburs.
Pa 5000 600.
Research Investment Corporation VIII
mington, Del. 500 600
w u. Robinson Corporation Phiadel-
phia, Pa. imports and exports 500 900.
Nickey OIL 60 Grafton ia. sio0o00
standard Mining and Chemical Works
Inc. Wilmington. Del $50 900
Manhattan Dry Milk Co. Philadelphia.
Pa. 500 600.
Increase in capital and changes in name
Brunswick -BalkC-C COllender Co Chicago.
Ill from sl2 600 600 to Sh6 600 600 0lean
Refining Co. Chicago III 5000 600 "a $500 :
Md. 500 600 to $50. coo. Progress watch
and Clock Manufacturing Co. to Alex
Watch Co, Farrell Ia Texas Hub petro-
leum 60. to Arab Oil Co. Fort Worth Texas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
BETTER PAY AND
SHORTER HOURS
Necessary, Says Chief Black, to
Get Desirable Personnel
in Department.

To secure and maintain an efficient
police force, composed of capable and
efficient men, the city will have to make
provision for better pay MS well as to
shorten the hours of work, is the opinion
of Chief Of Police Black, expressed to the
Board of Police Commissioners ut their
meeting yesterday, in making report
on his recent trip to Detroit To attend the
annual convention of the International
Association Of Chiefs OF Police
On this subject; Chief Black referred to
the address made bv the Chief oi Police
of Berkeley. California, on the subject.
Practical Methods for Selecting Police
Officers II was said in that address,
that il was absolutely necessary to ln-
crease the compensation now pald to
policemen, rs we'll aa To shorten their
hours of labor" In this connection II
was snid that the Detroit department
had increased the salaries of all patrolmcn
from 81, 700 to s2,l00, on mn elght-honr
basis. Detroit has l,S00 policemen. The
city's population is estimated ~ 900, 900
With vacancies numbering 40 on the
force, the city found il necessary to take
the action mentioned. as the result Of
which they are securing the services of a
number OF ex-scrviCe men. Chef black
said that Wilmington was far behind
other cities IN the country IN tho matter
OF salaries and hours Of work
On the subject Of traffic regulations,
Chief Black said he had found IN nll
cities visited that traffic was regulated hv
the acmaphore systcm He - convinced
that parking should be permitted on one
side ~ The street only. and Tint safety
zones and all other warning marks and
signs should he painted on the street bed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Rest opinion now is that the freight
rate advance cases before the Interstate
Commerce Commission will have been
concluded as to hearings and summing up
arguments in ten days more and that the
commission will reach its findings within
month
The street railway fare in Detroit has
been advanced from , TO cents nv
agreement between the city and the com
pany. with nine tickets sold for 80 cents
such charges 10 hold pending an investi-
cation to determine what fares are neces-
sary and justified
with authorized capital of 500. 900. 900
Of which SEA 100000 is issued. the Wheel
inc steel Corporation has been formed to
merge the la Belle Iron Works Wheeling
Steel and iron Company and Whitaker
-Glessner Company.
Declaration Of the authorized so per
Car Company common stock is probable
now that Congress has adjourned as
according TO F Robinson secretary
OF the company. the board on May 25
deferred action until il should Toe known
how the then proposed tax on stock divi-
dends would be disposed Of He also
states that there has been no thought to
defer dividends on the preferred stocK
as was incorrectly reported through a
MISUNDERSTANDING OF the non-action on the
STOCK dlNidend last month
The Missouri Pacific Railroad is arrang-
ins issue Of 100000 per cent equip
ment trust certificates and Sl2 730 600
bonds. the latter to be used largely in
refundiuR operations.
Chicago surface electric railways have
asked the public utilities commission of
Illinois to approve an increa Sc in the fare
from to : cents TO meet the cost of the
higher wage scale
Valuation of the Wilmington and Phia-
delphia Traction Company properties by
A l. Drum < Co consulting enRineers
who were approved by the commission
10 do the work. produces a property
value figure which IT. is stated justifies
8 much higher fare TO return the percen tage
which the commission has held 10 be rea-
sonable on street railway capital invest
nent- 1t is the largest earning property in
the American Railways Company system
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
STOCK MARKET STRONG
AND PRICES BOOMING
General Chemical Leads Advance
With o-Points' Gain; Rails
Leading Upward Move.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY AsSoc1ateu Press 10 Every EVENING
New York, June 16 wall Stroet),
1880 a. m.-Trading ut the firm opening
of today's stock market Indicated n
continuance of recent operations by pools
in selcctive issues. particularly steels,
equipments and chemicals. Cruciblo lost
"A fraction at the outset but Immediately
rallied 3 points Barrett, ono of yester-
DAYS features, extended its moderate ini-
tlal gam to points and General Chemical
rose J.
: Rails. especially the transcontincntal
group. were strong.
Many early gains were substantially
increased within tho first half.
CALI. MONEY PER CENT.
Noon-Pools experienced little diff
Guilty in advancing their spcclaltlos during
the morning. General Chemical made an
extreme gam of almost 9 points and Bar
rott rose . ?.
Harvester advanced three points pre-
sumablv on announcement of the stock
dividend.
Stccls and equipments. almost as q
whole, improved their early position, al
though Cruciblc was again irregular
Coppcrs we're moderately responsible 10
reports of heavy export sales.
Rails assumed leadership before noon,
investments as well as junior issues rising
! to pip points with pronounced activity
among Coalcrs.
Call money opened Mt J per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
INVITATION GOLF.
Many Entries for the Tournament which
Opens Here Tomorrow.

The annual invitation tournament ~
the Wilmington Country Club will begin
tomorrow with a large field " players
There will be IA qualifying round oi
eighteen holes the first sixteen qualify
ing for the Wilmington oup. the second
for the vice president cup and the
third for the iifaudywine cnp.
Last year tho tournament Was won by
/ Cameron Is Buston Of Pine Valley. who
defeated Sidney Foptt. of Wilmington,
IN the hHaI round
The entries follow
10 H. M, a G. Hall w - NJ Hay.
l005. G. w Lindsey vs, g. T. 1enuy,
10 10. e. 6 Bell We & GurleY, l0l5.
7. MeQuiIIen vs. " Page, l02D. y,
rhomn4on vs. II. B COLLISION l025t
G. A Waters vs & - Jacobs 10 20,
=. + lfatubgch We w A. Pcters, Jr.,
1910. ~ y Peterson W u T.. Price,
1913, J llojghciher vs. w q. ZONES
1850. + $ Thornton VI W Mack
10 ~. = de Long vs. IS w Bradwnv; 4,
/ K A. II8ight VS. g W Baker. %,
+ +; liotchklsv Jr vs 4 " Gil,
no 4 NJ Bacon ~ NJ . Sypherd
II -, {, Fetters W. 4 u Davis. Jr
+ 100, G IS BawdY vs. i Z Chapman
/ -, / & Trout W O. W sutton
/ ll2o T. ] Oaler " J Nartei II 80.
I {. Norse Yp { II -ehoff Il 40, f. NJ
Jones W. W Il Harrington li45,
! W A tyson vs. 4 Wcir { 30, ] =
i Bush vs J = Armstrong So G A
! Gracom vs 6 ~ Morrton 2, ~ ~
lmberhaur W G. $ Lea. t205. " Nc.
Keuho vs NJ 7 FlHcatt. II 10. 4 FYn-
laptnn 81 4 Reefr. t1t5. q Way VI
/ ! Riohardspa 80, 6 4 Booth vs.
/ + q Janvier. 1875 i + Forter ~
Il Bailey l230 J II Douglass vs
n EIoopps T. 35 A Bua=ingtou sd 4 4
FeHgmaun l240, 4 Idnkoietad v Il g
/ Pickering t245. = J n Bauncc W !
s. Ier. II 81. 6 NJ Davie IS u y
gankHl. 90 4 Licking ~ q +,
+ Ceppagc b. II Calves v ] 8 Crovts
so. J Doan va II 2 Scott Jr
- ! ~paef y ~ s Scott q Il
~hoeh vs + a icrkcs 2O5. Il U
fnnd v G III stewart 30 N Mc
lntyre ys q ~tahlpr 10 W a Puun
n vs. Vi G foucs. It Z20, g Weh
etcr " q z Ortno
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
CAMOUFtAGEO LIQUOR
TRUCKS SEIZED ON PIKE
Local DRY" Agents Find 5000
Worth of Forbidden Drink
and Arrest Drivers.

Two trucks containing liquor valued at
ST .da0 were confiscated along the Phlla-
delphia pike. yesterday afternoon, by
Federal agents and county eonstablcs.
Both trucks were camoufaRed in an
elaborate manner one being disguised rs
n moving van and the other as . load 0f
produce. The drivers of both trucks were
without permits for the transportation
of liquor
Federal Agents Renhardt and iSrum-
field County Constablc8 Tinsman and
Jones and Special Agent Frank Il. Haley
of the Law and Order Society conducted
the searches of vehicles along the high
way IN the fret truck eight eases ron-
tanning Z quarts each were found, while
the second contained two eases contain
ing p pint hottlea each
Tho men on the first truck gave their
names as Herman f8vef, Robert and
Henry Rosenberg Claude Thlcl operated
the eeeonl truck While engaged n theil
aearehes three truck loads Of bonded
whisky passed but aa the papers were
satisfactory the prefImIa cargo vas per
initfed to move toward Phllaiclphin
TN MONDAY night about six quarts q
la,iar were taken hY Federal Agent Rem
bar,Ii when two NeRroes hastily left :
snitease containing the l,ptior after thcl
actions had caused MIR Reinhardt e
snapret them
Constable Tinman ia Of the opinoi
TINT Richardson Park also contains nj
oasis fqr the THIRSTY
The men arrested Yesterday afternoon
will he gwen herring hefore Unite,
States Commissioner J Pearce Cann 70
daY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
MOT HER Walls IN VAIN
FOR KIDNAPPED CHILD
Coughiins. With $4,000 Ran
som IN Hand, Expected Abduc
tors Would Return Infant
' ! aaa1Lal.a ~ - t..arv Evenlt,g

By ssaafiatad rlFas t. igery Evening
tlladelphia. June ~ Parents of
Blakek fnuahIin who was kidnapped
frou hl7 erll, twn weeks ago satl up until
after q ~ fndaY ii thc hnpo fhe ah-
,ltletaus would Tnek tins dav "a return the
ehiI and fnlref thor ransom
i IL augitn summer home outside u
Norristnnn. was brightly lighted as The
pprrtlfs and members # their lanllie-
kept the vigil
Il vas nearly Z O'Clock when Mrs
GmlghIiu sobhinv with disappointment
vas pit - hod ~ TIER sister, Miss 4
N4tt
+ hc notion he kIdnappers might decide
tofefafn tHo I.ahF ID fta day If the week
fIaesdaF that they had stolen htn was
Ms CanQhiins
H,r husband n hcr request had The
sf2900 r4nsotu money roadY fn deliver +
Il message vas rceejvrd AZ their hante
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
Home, James !"

Silk hats and limousines do not make
happiness, but home does, if it is your
own. Probably less than three per cent
Of people applying for divorce own
home Take the path TO family content
ment by planning the purchase Of
home Read the Every Evening Real
Estate Ads tonight and every night In
this issue Of the Every Evening you will
find many Of the best listings Of local
realty dealers
If YOU have a property yOu desire 10
sell. call Two-Two-Efundred, The cost
is nominal; the results will surprise you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia June - oats No.
white, BOA 30; No. white, 2sat29
Corn. NJ 10 grade and location, 2.0aa2 et
the latter for No yellow
Butter Western creamery extra 5S :.
nearby prints. fancy, .61a 90.
Cheese New York whole milk, fancy
held. y, do ordinary 10 good pa y
do current make. best here, .23a III
Eggs Nearby firsts, .46; do. current
receipts. ID; western extra. hrsts, 1T,
do frsts, 43a 43l 3;fancy seleetedpaeked,
.54a56
Live poultry Fowls, fancy. sta b j.
do common to good, 3i4 81 hrollng
chickens, fancy not loghorns. | % ,
pounds apiece .55a.57 do. lal pounds,
Goa 65 broiling chlkens, white leghorns,
10 III pounds 40a %; old roosters,
32a.33, ducks, 30a.32.
Dressed poultry Fowls. fresh killed,
choice to fancy. .4la.43, do small sizes.
.35a 40 roostcrs. -; spring ducks .}6.
Potatoes Florida No |, 9.50at200
do No .. ) 500aS -, do No 3. 3 300al50,
Flour Soft winter straight western
1325al3 50; do do nearby i300al3 p,
hard winter, straight l3 350al375, do.
short patent lf50ai500. spring clear.
u 20Oaf2 50. do patent. 1400al4.50 de.
short patent, 14.75al5 80; fancy spring
and city mills patent family brand, 1000
a16.40
Hay Timothy, No. >. 43 00a45 90,
do, No. s. 3900a31.00, sample, 33 00a
81 00 no grade, . 00a32 00; clover
mixed hay. light mixed, II 00a4300i
mixed 400Oa41 90
TaIlow Prime city, loose, laat; do,
special loose, lll2; prime country. q =
edible, IN tierces, II
Bran-Soft winter bran, western, IN
1O0-pound sacks, 60.50a61 90, do spring
| do, 50 00a6000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
CHARGES THEFT OF CLOTHES.
Negress Says Landlady Kept
Them When Girl Left.

Annie Williams, coIored. VII Be heard
in Municipal Court Friday morning on 4
charge Of unlawfully keeping the clothing
Of a girl, Bertha drummer, who boarded
at her house. 1922 Poplar street, several
months ago She was called into court
today, and the case continued. The girl
was said to be runaway from her home
in Philadelphia
The case Of Anne Lewis. colored,
charged with stealing a suit Of clothes
from boarder while she was visiting al a
house on East Second street, was con-
tinued until tomorrow Anne was in no
hurry to leave the courtroom after her
arraignment, and snapped at the officer
Don't shove me. I'm gonta walk out =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Go. SCmi-annuai of 3 per cent on per cent
pr cfcrrcd and 81 per cent on the : per cent
preferred
paly West Mining Co. quarterly Of -
cents a share. payable July
Edmuuds & Jones Corporal ton, quarterly
or ~ cents share on common and | 81
pOr cent on preferred. payable luly l.
MathiCson Alkal Works quarterly Of
l "a per cent on preferred. payable July /.
NcCrory stores Corporation quarterly Of
3-4 per cent on preferred. payable July 1
New England Telephone and Tclcgraph
60 quarterly Of | 81 per cent, payable
June 70
Northern Securities Co, quarterly of per
cent payable July 10.
Prairie Pipe Line Co. quarterly of , per
cent payable July /
runta Alegra sugar Co. quarterly of 2l5
per cent payable July IS.
Standard screw Co. quarterly of q per
cent on common and semi annual Of 2 per
cent ON preferred payable July
Utah Power and Light Co. quarterly Of
"A per cent on preferred payable July !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
WARRANTS AWAIT M'CAI.I..
Arrest for Non-support Rcyiyes Charge Of
ApprOpEiating AntnmobiLe.

Warren Mccall. arrested on non
support charge found two warrants
awaiting him At the police station They
charge him with assault aud battery and
with driving of IN automobile without
the consent OF the owner. It's claimed that
he and Antonio Coprn drove away with
the automobile Of Clarence Burrls. 1901
Scott street, on August !, 1918, md when
MIR. Burrls found them and objected, that
they assaulted him
Oh the non-support charge Mccall was
ordered by Municipal Court tins morn
ing to pay Sl4 week. The other charges
were continued until Friday IN order to
prepare for hearing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
Savings Banks Not Included.

The checking account banks having an
nounced that after July ! all accounts
averaging less than 5000 a month will be
charged 81 q month, the announcement
was made today that the savings banks
are not included in this proposition They
have made no change and none is con-
feInnla1ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
him. war Rrenka ONT Arew

Hy associated Prose - EvarH Evening
Pckng. Iuno i3 hanE ~ha capital
of thr province If @1 <an an tho ~iqng
kiang river. haa tnen occupied Isl troops
If the Southern Pcpuhho Northern
troops rctliod toward 41 how 70 mllcs
norfhward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
nelatnde b Gnrern nnsnla

ny AHspciatod Press ~ Every Evening
Belgrade, juno ~ Docisl0n ~ refuse
autonomy 20 Bosnia and llor1rgpvnla he
been roached bY Tho government .
.Iugo-Slavia and thoy VIII be gpyorne z
directly from this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
KILLING RATS IN PLAGUE WAR.
Pensacola Opens Drive ON Rodents 4
Check gpFesd Of Disease.

~ Associated Press ~ Evory Evening
Pensacola, Fla.. june lG-pennaO0ia
started 4 rat killing drive tOday with 70
view ~ stopping thc spread u what loral
physicians have pronounced buhUn'o
plague.
Two deaths have occurred from the die.
nase since Friday ho fa' cNnrfninatnf
will be paid by tho city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
7. {. GIVES 500 600 ITO URBANA.

+ Coleman du Pont has made con
tribulion Of 100000 10 t'rhana University
At Springfield. Ohio Ut which institution
AIr du Pont received his earliest educa-
tlou.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16

A strawberry festival will be given BY
National Lodge No. -. j O. 0. r.. on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings,
June 17-l8-l9, at st. Georges, DeI.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring rgsults. Proved by the salts
faction OF many and will be to you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-16
Standard Time

Leave Wilmington Fourth 81 wharf AMI
Philadelphia Chestnut st Wharf, daily ev-
cept sundays aud holidays at 30 600
II 90 Tn i.50 3 90 at5 H nn z ~ and
a8J 3 "a IN Saturdays only additional
trip & 10 +. -
ON sundays and hoIidava an 10 ln 3D
m 2 + rlor< noon tD & 8g ig = "a
90 so aud p 20 II ia
WflNfTNgTD< pF%N'@ GROVE R0T''rE
Daily except Saturdays SUNDAYS and
holidays
Leave Wilmington + 30 10 nD = ~
900 1000 81 10 a ~ i 2 o'clock NOM Un
Z 90 20 % 500 ang ID 40 stt 40 I, ~
II 90 ~ on saturdays sundays and
holidays
Leave Penn Grove a. al5 IL m
900 1000 Fl 20 a. ra f1 y clock noon
90 OIL t0Q. 90 500 90 400 ana
III 1n d RI
On Saturdays sundays and holidays al
diiional friys Leave Wilmington 3 90 %
and 300 IS RI Lave Penn.R tlrnvp 40
Ron. g.uD and 1000 d. fn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-17
COAL SUPPLY VERY
SHORT, IS WARNING

Lack of transportation facilities has
caused a serious coal shortage to
confront Richmond.
Dealers said Thursday that the sup
ply of coal on hand is far below the
usual amount for this time of year,
and they don't believe the situation
will be entirely relieved by the end
of summer.
He says there has not been any
advance in the retail price here for
more than a month, but looks for an
advance before the end Of the month.
The wholesale price has been adj
vanced.
1t is the West Virginia and Ken
lucky coal that is hard to obtain The
supply of Indiana coal is about normal.
Shortage of cars has caused practical
ly all the trouble. Mine owners are
only able to work the mines part time.
Consequently miners go into other
work.
Richmond factories are also expert
encing trouble in obtaining their win.
ter supply of coal. A factory official
said Thursday that there is no trouble
in obtaining coal from mines. The
trouble is in getting the coal here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-17
Suburban

JACKSONBURG, Ind-A number Of
girls and boys from here attended a
party at Greensboro, Saturday night
" Mr.. and Mrs. Barley WickersOn
spent Sunday with Chester Mower and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Doherty,
of Florida, are here for a visit with
Doland DOherty and family. Mr.
and Mrs. James Paxton were in town.
Saturday,. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Scates were in Richmond, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Martin, James
Wilton and family, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Whitton, Sunday evening
Mrs. William Cooney and children.
of Pershing, is spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Whitton and family. Ed Scates
and family and Helen Scott We're visit
ors Saturday,. Marsh Marion was in
Pershing. friday. Marvin Gardner
IS spending a few days with Lewis
Whitton Frank Underwood. of
Michigan. who has been i'll, is spend.
ing a few weeks with her parents. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gardner and
family. of MAYS. Ind, spent Sunday
with James Wilton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith. of Richmond
called an James Doherty, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Morris and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Wilton called on Fred Clark and
family, of Vershing. Friday night .
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilton and Fred
Clark and family, Of Vershing, spent
Sunday with Monroe Smith. and fam
lily. of Centerville. Marsh Martin is
Painting for James Doherty.. Mrs
Laura Stanton was a dinner guest OF
John SCOTS and family, Sunday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-17
y. S. Made No Protest on
Russian Decision, British
PremieY's Announcement
(By Associated Pres,


LONDON. June 17-Robert Under
wood Johnson, the American ambassa.
cor to Italy, was at the allied con
ference in San Reno when the decis.
ion was taken to enter into CONNER
Cial relations with Russia. and no
protest in this connection has been
received from the American govern
ment, Premier Lloyd George told the
house of commons this evening. The
Washington correspondent. said the
premier. had been kept we'll informed
of the progress of the conversation,
and it had nominated an expert to
take part in the economic converse
ton.
Lloyd George added that Japan and
Belgium had intimated their inten-
ton of participating in the conversa-
ton being held with Gregory Krassin,
the Bolsheviki minister of trade and
commerce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-17
St. Mary's Pupils Are
Presented In Recital

Music pupils at st. Marys school
were presented in a delightful recital
Wednesday afternoon at the school.
On the program were the following:
l. Duet-Goldfishes Jeanette Schell,
Margaret Sweeney. ,. March of Gen
darmes, Piano-Jeanette Scheu; Man
dolin-Paul Runnels. 8 Drum-Ger-
ard Harrington. The HarebeN; You
and l Waltz; Scout March-Francis
Quigley. 4. First Walt; On the Swing
MARY Alice Harrington. 5 The Sweet
Violet-Lillian kinsella. g. The Wood
bine; Finger Tips Waltz-Eleanor
| Runnels. I. Fire Flies-Anna Wilbur
IS. Primrose Dance; The Dancing Les
| son-Ruth Ellen Clark, 9. Spring is
Coming; Song of the Robins-Mary
Elizabeth Fihe. 10. The Little Prince;
Leola z-Piano-Jeanette Schen;
Niolin-Charles Quigley; Mandolin
George Wilbur. IL The May Lily;
Home Sweet Home-Edna May Car
roll. -. Waltz Rubato: Schottische-
Julia Meyers. 13. Among the Lilies !;
The Beautiful Rose-Esther Thomas.
Gregg; Catherine Quigley. Is. Voice
of Spring-Catherine Quigley 16 The
Brier Rose-Elizabeth Lawler II
Memories of Mother: Violins Mary
Williams. Martha MITCHELL; Piano
Jeanette Schell. IS. Vocal Duet
oseland-Adeline Gregg; Elizabeth
LAWYER; Piano-Jeanette Schel 10
Chromatic Waltz, selected - Mary
Fine. 20. Tarantelle, selected - Cath
crime Althaus. 81. Boat Song-Cath
crime Mitchell. %. Danses Espagnole.
l-Jeannette Schell
Light refreshments were served. fol
lowed by games and dancing