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Evening journal., 1920-12-08

In any scheme for the upbuild ng Of
human efl.Sency, physical education
must necessarily be one Of the funda-
mentals 10 must be acknowledged
that the average man or woman. boy
or girl is most efficient when he or
she is physically Mt.
Moreover. physical education, in The
modern sense. does not stop at physi-
cal iitn IS, but tends 10 mental and
moral fitness as well The boy whose
nerve cells are fed by the qu,cRened
circulation due to physical eXerc sc,
and whose mind IS rendered alert and
keen by the demand for the quick re
sponse TO command in a drill or the
necess ty for prompt and decisive ac-
ton in game, is usually in better
condition 10 solve a problem in math-
emat cs than one who HAS not had
these advantages.
Furthermore, the loyalty, courage,
and social quaiaes developed in team
plav together with the self-respect
ihat comes from the erect carriage Of
well-poised body, strengthen the
moral fibre OF the individual and the
nation.
The school owes physical ira ming
10 your childrn just as truly as II
owes them mental training. The edu-
CatiOn3l program that aimed at th'
production Of a few lightning cacu-
lators or eIudite bOOkworms rather
than a Wel-rOund d education FOR
every pup would be considered alb
surd and freaksh. In the same way
/ the physical training that produces a
l few spectacular athletes 10 The neglect
/ Of the needs of all the pupils is fund3-
mentally wrong When all the boys
| and girls Of the country are placed
under the instruction OF Adequately
/ trained teachers OF physical educat on
| the work VIII consist OF corrective
| and recreatiOnal exercises in we'll
/ balanced prOpOrtiOss. These two forms
/ Of exercise-the flrst aiming at m'
production Of good posture, and the
second Offering the advantages O
hlalthy sport will contain also all th'
| eSsmhhls Of educational and hyi
gienic exercise.
The mother who has not at one tim'
/ or another, told her boy or girl {,
| stand up straight" or IS I up is thl
exception. Thoughtful parents are al
ways concerned about the poor pos
lure OF ldeir children, and rightfull,
so. Bad posture is detrimental from
the standpoint Of hearth, appearance
material advantage and, in a way, o
character
When The body is held erect AM
we'll poised, all ihe organs are in tn
best position for carrying out ihei
= special functions When this is no
the case. it is easy to see how de
rangemenis of the health may com
about. This fact, together with tn
vastly more attractive appearance o
the child with good carriage,
enough 10 convince any parent OF Tn
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
RARNHtRT CHARMS.

All arrangem nts have been COM
pleted by the Barnhart Chorus for the
musical and dramatic entertainment
90 be presented az the New Century
Club on Saturday evening The
chorus will be assisted by members
OF the knlshis OF pyihias.
The program is so arranged that 10
will be quite novel 90 an who hear 70.
10 Is a pleasing mixture OF music,
singing and dramatic work. Those
who have not had the opportunity OF
seeing the dramatic rendition OF
Damon and pylhias" as given by the
Knights OF Pythlas, which In the past
has been portrayed In Lancaster and
also Atlantic City and other cities
will be- afforded that opportunity sat
urday evening. "Wednesday evening
the same team will produce this dra-
matte production az the opera House
In New Castle. and the following sat
urday az SMYRNA.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08

January 10 has been decided on as
the date for opening Of the training
course for general leadership In girls
and boys activities. The course WI
he gwen n the Peoples settlement
and Will cover eight weeks. Inc
course S open to all persons inter-
esfcd in the study OF leadership or
hoys and girls Registration for the
classes may be mad. at the \. W. u
a. Harley Community House. Peoples
settlement Italian eghborh0ood.
House, Community Service. the y. W.
n. A.. or from lead.rs ~ the Hirl
SCOUTS. Camp 2 re Girls and The Girls
Friendly society. Registration for phe
c'aSses IS asked Go be made before
the Christmas holidays.
REPORTS OF ilc work done In the
difenm girls clubs were given az
the mcei ne % tie Girls Work Com
miticc held on Monday afternoon. Mrs
J Ncrrick Horn cav. an interest ng
account Of tie resent conference on
Child Welfare al Dover. Miss Helen
Coleman discussed "Tne Girl oi
1870"
Tbc Girl Reserve Council met yes
lerday afternoon 10 award The ri
angles and chevrons 90 the member
Who had won The highest number %
honons Their corps Fifteen mem
l,srs In the different corps wer
award q 10 Sc symbols. Tic ilr'
award was given 90 Miss Edith Payne
who received two chevrons. lhl
makes Miss Payne ihe owner OF Tire
such marks OF distinct on. Each chcv
RON Stands for forty hOnnrS. Her non
ors now number i2O Wh ch makes he
Evening journal., 1920-12-08

Jury Club yesterday morning. Mrs
Wllllan q. Blatz chairman Of the
class for the month OF December pre-
sided. Mrs. william II Beacon had
as ner subject 'Seclculture" VIII lch
dealt with the silk worm farm loca I'D
near ~. Augustine, Fla. Mrs. Beacon
Nlsiteu the farm last winter. Mrs II.
/. uraham gave a paper on Glass
and Glass Making" Current Events
were given by Mrs. E. C clark Music
vas contributed by Mrs. Charles w.
Robinson.
Miss Emily Exley, a landscape artist
OF Philadelphia addressed the mem-
Ders or the Wilmington Garden Club
al meeting OF the club held on Mon
DAY at the home OF Mrs. T. Coleman
DUPONT; She took as her subject
Wild Flowers"
Professor e. v. Vsuehn OF Della
ware College, will lecture on Tho
Making Of the Constitution" in tho
Y. NJ. C. A., tonight to the women
OF the Business and Professional WO--
mems Club.
A musical program was given at
the meeting Of the Richardson Park
Civic Club meeting yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Samuel
Caufman. The next meeting OF the
club will be held on December 81 at
the home OF Mrs. Scott, Go West
Twenty-ffth street
The Willing Workers Society OF
Zion Lutheran Church will hold an
anniversary meeting and coffee social
this evening at the home OF Mrs.
John Behringer, 24i6 jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
SOCIETY TO DANCE
MASSElNBLY Y

soci ty's inieres. FOR the week eel-
ters in the assembly which will be
held I'm the ballroom OF the Hotel du-
pont of Friday ev ming. The ball prom
se. 90 be one OF the mos. brilliant
ver given I'm this city.
Receiving the guests viii be the pa
tronesses and the committee as fol-
lows: Mrs. Walter ]. Laird, Mrs vii
Tam X dupont Mrs. H. Rodney sharp,
Mrs Robert H. Richards, Mrs. Holli-
day $. Needs, Mrs Charles b. iolli-
day. Mrs. Charles J.. Candee, Mrs
Henry b. Thompson, Mrs A. Felix du-
pont. Miss Amy dupont. Harlan q
Scott and Harry G.. Haskell.
10 Is expected that many out OF
town er SIS will attend .he assembly
Dancing will begin a $50 O'Clock. n
1870 o'clock supper Will be served
Tho Myers Davis orchestra VIII fur-
nish the music
Preceding he assembly dilnar vii
be given hy Mrs Henry B. Thompson
chairman NJ the assembly committee
covers viii be laid for p guests mann
OF whom viii be the debulantes OF tht
season Mrs H.. Fletcher Brown vii
also entertain at dinner.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
RIIE RnCK CLIR sALE.

Blue Rock Community Club viii
hold a bazaar and bake tomorrow ar
ternoon and evening at the home OF
Mrs. John w. Kellum, Lore avenue
and Eleventh street Mrs. kellum,
chairman. will be assisted by Mrs.
Eugene r. Yates and Mrs. s Ross Rob
inson and Mrs Jonathan Dickinson.
The sale will open at O'Clock
Christmas shoppers Will md many
suitable things for gifts and busy
housewives may obtain homemade
bread. pies, rolls and cakes. There
also win be complete assortment OF
homemade candies.
Mrs. William Jordan is chairman
OF the bake, and will be assisted by
Mrs Edward A. Maser, Mrs. James
Walker and Mrs. Daniel Caufhel.
The proceeds will go to the build
ing fund.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
NEWS ODDITIES.

Color blindness Is more common
among educated than among unedu-
Gated persons. ,..
Since the Declaration or lndepen,
dence, s 10000 Irish have emlgrateu
TO the United States.
In France a woman must walt one
wear after having been divorced or
after the death OF a husband before
She can remarry.
The International League Of Trade
Unions now has membership OF
more than 27OO0OOO.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
CHRISTMAS CHEER IN HOSPITAL.

The Junior Board OF the Delaware
Hospital met yesterday morning at
the hospital TO talk over the plans
for IA Christmas cheer in the ch J.
dren's ward. 10 was decided that a
tree with an the gay and bright
trimmings that could be obtained
would be the outstanding feature of
he holiday ga'ties Toys uf an de-
scriptions will be given 10 the little
ones that have 90 spend their Christ
mas In the hospital For those who
are able 10 eat candies, nuts and fruit
there will be plenty. Miss Marion
Dunham Is president Of the Junior
Board
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
GOLDEY REUNION TONIGHT.

The annual banquet and reunion or
the Goldey College Alumni viii be
held In N-nng in Hotel dupont.
Following the banquet Professor J. B.
Maloney, OF Philadelphia will address
the members and their friends. VII
liam p. White viii have charge OF the
community singing.
There viii be dancing in the ball
room from 1920 o'clock until 1 o'clock.
The following committee Is in charge
Of the function: Mrs. S. p. Rolph,
chairman: Sarah II. Truax, o. +.
Nunda. o. B Custis, J. w. Miller. Il.
r. Warrington, Homer Day and VIII
liam Hairer.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
sOcIETN 0F FINE ARTs.

Al a meeting 0f the Wilmington So
cieiy OF the Fine Arts held yesterday
az me Studio OF stanley VI. Arthurs
ne committee for lhe spring cNh BIZ
uon was completed by appointing
Arthur Maris and Frank +. SchoOn-
over 10 serve upon d. The commit
lee IS now as follows.
Clifford Ashley, chairman: Mrs.
WhillOck, Arthur Maris and Franl
Scho0nOver Proofs Of the book thal
is 10 be complied OF Howard pylei
writings and sketches were read an,
corr cid. II : hoped that the boo
Will be out soon after the flrst Of IN
wear
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
We ddLiM@$.

Miss Heln Baylis Bancroft, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Ban
croft, of Wyoming. Del, and A.
Bailey Thomas, OF Philadelphia, VIII
be married on Saturday at the nome
of IN brides parents. 49,
IN. bride viii be attended by Miss
II len Mill ken, OF this city, and MISS
Anna Be be, OF Lewes, as brides
maids. Both the bride-to-be and her
attendants are graduates OF .he Wo-
mems Coll ge OF Delaware, M mpers
of the 1920 class. The wN1dlnS
music will b. played by Miss Eliza
beth r. Taylor.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
SLIPPER AT ELsMERE.

A cafeteria supper viii be served
on Friday afternoon and evening be-
tween The hours OF and Z o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Leslie Talley
al Elsmere. Dy the Ladies Ala So
riefy OF the Elsmere Presbyterian
Church. The menu will consist OF
home cooked ham, baked beans, maca-
r0ni and cheese. iish cakes. potato
salad, fruh salad, cole-slaw, pickles,
cream and h1me-mad pes and
cakes. In connection with the supper
The annual Christmas sale Of the So
cieiy will bp held All kinds Of fancy
articles will be offered including
many pretty aprons BAGS of an kinds
and crOcheied novelties.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
.ern rEII OT PETER RARBII"

.rrO TELL. or PETER RABBIT"
Thornton w Burgess, one OF Amer
teo's leading naturalists and lectulrrs
an nature subjects, will come TO thls
CITY on next Monday afternoon 70 leii
erown-ups and Riddles the story OF
"p ter Rabbit. THE lecturer VIII De
AZ Hotel dupont at 4 o'clock. -.
Mr. Burgess comes here under th'
ausnices on a prominent and char
itablv disposed Wilmington woman,
whose purpose 10 is 10 devote the mel
proceeds OF the lecture TO a local
charity As the lecturer has 2
naiional reputation, and as ine
Tickets will sell for 70 cents, llny
amount should be realized by the raw
ored charity. Advices received To-Day
from the Green Book shop, which mas
volunteered to handle the ticket sale,
show that the enterprise is being re-
celVed with favor.
The entertainment will be espe-
cially interesting and enjoyable lo
children. because 10 deals not only
with peter Rabbit" but also with MS
furry and fealhered friends. In one OF
Mr.. Burgess recent appearances, he
found himself confronted by 1000
adults and children who were eager
fo hear him tell about peter Rabbit,
"Rusle- Bear" "H00ty the OWL "Ol
| Mister Buzzard," Bobby Coon ana
other woodland folk, whose d0ings al
ways appeal 90 human imagination
and interest.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
WORID TRAVELER no LECTURE.

"Currenl Topics Of Inc Orlenl' VII
be the subject that Or. GeOrg Earles
tury Club tomorrow evening. Doctor
Raigutl IS an acknowledged authority
on current events. BY his extensive
travel through European and Asiltic
countries. he brings 30 his audiences
| the last word in pr sent polit cal. ecO-
nomic and social questions.
During the war, Doctor Raiguei Wis
/ tied England. France and Italy anC
was under fire at the front Recently
he spent much time In Siberia. China
Korea and Japan His visit 10 his city
Is being looked forward 90 with mucl
l1rlends-
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
THE GROWING CHILD
Series of Articles Prepared Especially for The Evening
journal
BY United Public Health Service Washington D. C.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND POSTURE
BY the United States Public Health Service,

importance OF any measure design l.
to secure good posture. 1t is We
too. 10 remember that weh-set ,.
boy is more apt 10 be cons dered
telllgent and efficient. and more like
10 be chosen for important work tn -
il he slouches into an office with
awkward body awkwardly handled.
Elements OF bad posture, such -
round shoulders, protrudlng he,
sway back" flexed or over extend l.
knees, and weak feet. often appear
young children, and exercises Tor
ihe r correction must not be delay /
too long. A trained teacher OF pm. -
Steal education will know now TO H.
troduce some OF these exercises eN I
i'm the first primary grade. And be =
understood, on the authority OF ono
OF the best teachers Of posture IN n ,
country. that only the corrective typa
OF exerc ses will improve posture.
hoy may play football or dodge ball
until he is gray hbaded. or chin th9
bar a thousand times, and be as round
shouldered more 90 in the case ~
Ginning the BARI as when ne beT
gan. IL is true that work. many games
and sports exercise the muscles tnat
must b built up to improve postur
hut in these act vities the muscles ara
/ not used in the cO-0rdiDatons neces-
sarv for good carriage. This Is 50
We'll recognized that the best school
systems include in their physical edl-
cation program The type OF exercise
/ that contains this corrective element
/ The supervisor OF physical educa-
/ tion who limits his activities 10 maxi
n,g Out a syllabus OF exercises Tor the
usa Of unframed teachers, and thS
! holding Of an athletic meet once a
wear rs falling short OF the deal TO
/ be desired However, the parents u
any community can have any kind Ot
phvsical education they desire M
MN by demanding it. While the inn
portance OF this subject can scarcely
he Oyeresb mated. there are vast nuns
hers OF children in the United States
who have no ira ming OF this kind. u
| Is therefore. imperative That all par
ents who wish their children to have
the benefit Of careful, scientific ply
steal education should get behind dfy
movement that promises to provide il
Questions relating 10 Child Health
and TO related problems will be an
swered by experts OF the u. s. Public
Health Service Address
CHILD HEALTH EDITOR
L. $. Public III alih Service.
Washington, d. C.
Please mention tbs newspaper.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Miss J Machin Beattie, general
s or tary OF the Young Women 5
Christian AssocatloI returned on
Monday from Lancaster, Pa, where
she attended a h ath EDUCATIONAL
conference, held under auspices OF
IN. East Central Field Of the \. w
C. A.
A delightful supper was given by
The Blue Trlangl Boost rs CluD al
ihn club rooms on Monday evening
n honor of Miss Irene shepherd IN,
south American Y. w q. A. worker
The GUESTS b sid Miss shepherd
were Mrs. J. Merrick Horn, ihe cluD
advisor. Miss J. Macklin Beatiie & n
lral secretary. and Miss Alma TAI
z rls work secretary.
Mrs. Wlnlfred Jeal McComD
member OF the McComhe-ClasA Evan
gelstlc party, will address r.sidents
OF Wollaston Hall this evanlng.
The mandolin classes VIII meel
this ev ming at 7i5 and 3 o'clock al
The club rooms.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
CITY TO HAVE TEA HOUSE.

Il Is rumored that Wilmington Is
soon to have a tea house; 1t IS to be
viii be a delight to both young and
old guests. The house will be ftted
In In, choices fittings and the dain-
fest menus viii be 5 rived. 1t is said
the house will be opened soon after
the first Of the year.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
PRICE DISCUSSES RUSSIA.

The Current EVents UIass OF tht
New Century Club, Of which Mrs. j..
Percy Nields Is chairman, met yester-
day morning at the home of Mrs. IT,.
Coleman dupont. The speaker was
Warwick James Price, the well known
authority on Current Events. He had
as his subject The Russian Stua-
tion and the Downfall OF Bolshevism. ~
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
ulZPAU CHAPTFR ELECTS.

Al a meeting OF Mlzpah Chapter NO
>. Order OF the Eastern star held last
evening. the following officers were
elected: Worthy matrOn, Mrs, Flor
encc Mccullough worthy patron. g
A. HOdgcs0n: associate malrOn. Mrs
Carrie Wright; cOnductress. Mrs Rose
Newlin; associate cOnductress. Mrs
Helen Barrett; secretary, Mrs Flor
( ence Handy. treasurer, Mrs. Netiil
/ Mcintyre.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
DAINTY GIFT.

0ainty DOWder boxes are easlIy
made. A glass bowl is used for a
foundation. Plated rose or blue SATIN
and niece OF net is gathered together
In the center around the feet Of a
small kewpie doll. The doll is dressed
I'm net and rOscbuds. The powder pun
Is attached TO the silk and forms the
cover OF the box.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
TOR THE ROIiDOIR.

4 frllly lampshado VIII make an
appreciated gift for a young girl;
Take a wire frame Of the size and
shape desired and cover with a foun-
dalton OF rose-colored silk. To this,
ruffles OF Nalencielnes lace ar s w
ed. A row OF tiny rosebuds finishes
the top.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
armE IEGENn nF Sd. NICmOLAsn

THE Legend or ~. NlcnOlas, a
play by Beulah Make nix, will hs
pres nted by Junior Dramatic Glass OF
the Ursuhne Academy. In the New
Century Club at 40 O'Clock on .he
afternoon of nee mber %. IN the past
the school has presented many dra-
tie productions that have been sue
cessful ll thought that .he com
ing play will be as popular as the
"The Twig Of Thorn" which was
given last spring by the Neighborhood
Theatre Club. Miss Helen NJ. Casey,
teacher OF elocution at The academy
is directing
Parents OF the children are acting
as patrons and palronesses Among
those who will take part In the pro-
ductl0n are. Mary O'Neill, jeanette
Gerry. Anna Rita Blaiz Catherine
Celia, Geraldine Greene. Nancy TrOit
Retty Raskoh Helena Raskob
/ Margaret Dugan, Catherine Ford, Ger
aldine Laney Edith Hull Mary
Lynch. Elizabeth Buckley, Elizabeth
Donovhue and Margaret Gbason.
| SOCIAL,
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
CLUB CARD PARTY.

4 caro- party Will Dee held at the
Washington Heights Century CLUB
building. 2300 Boulevard, Friday eve
ming. The affair has been arranged by
The entertainment music and social
service committees. The proceeds OF
the party will go 90 the child welfare
work in .his slate and 90 the clubs
building fund Both bridge and 500
will be PLAYED
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
MEsT ANNINERsAnY.

The December meeting Of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society OF West
Presbyterian Church VIII be held In
the church al 2.30 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon Mrs. Robert Bruce is chair
man OF the program. Mrs. William
Hagans OF Kenneth Square will be the
guest OF the society and will sing. a
Christmas story Will be told by Mrs.
SEn0n W Mears, Tomorrow Will be
guest day and all members are asked
Ia bring a friend
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
rnrIn GoI.nEN NEEDING.

Fifty years ago today John J..
Dickey Of Stanton and Miss ANNIE
Lavender Of Newport were married
In Philadelphia. Recognition OF that
fact In the Dlckey home, 30i North
Broome street, and by a large circle
OF friends found expression To-Day in
an Informal reception.
Mr. Dickey years ago was one on
the most prominent Democratic poll
ticians and oflce-holders In Delaware;
Ike was tax collector and aiterwaru
receiver Of taxes and county treas
urer OF this county. Part of hls
business career was spent IN the
clothing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey have ilVe cnll-
dren. three sons and two daughters
They are all OF this city and are
Iohn l.. Dickey. Clarence r. Dickey
Frank w. Dlckey, Miss Emma NJ
\ nickey, and Miss Mary IA, a DlckeE,i os W.
hickey the celebration today was in
II formal
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
4 PILLOW COVER.

Organdie makes a very attractive
pillow cover for a young girls room.
iTse Two shades Of pin organdie. An
oblong Of the lighter organdie Is
Stitched TO the center and two rows
of hemstllching trim the edges, Five
organdie roses add a finishing touch.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
NnIAN Tn IECTTnE.

Under the auspices Of the Primary
Teachers Association Mr.. Hlvale, an
East Indian. will lecture at . O'Clock
next Monday afternoon in the audi
forum Of the Wilmington High
school. he will lecture on India, in
cndnr cmsinms. government. etc.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
sFWINC SOcIFTY SAFE.

The annual sale Of The sewing So
ciety OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church will be- hld in the church
house tomorrow. TIA sale Will open ai
1 o'clock Many pretty Christmas nov
elites viii be on red supper will hl
ssryeZ Sr0In : unll o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
APPROPRIATE GIFTS
FOR CHRISTMAS
EnR DRESSING TABLE.

A charming addition to any dress
ing table Is an aiomizer OF cut glass
and sterling silver. These can be pur-
chased at a reasonable price and will
be an appreciated gift.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
cIrn lam CLAss sTTnY.

The class in parliamentary law Of
Washington Heights Century Club
VIII meet at o'clock tomorrow after
noon az ihe club house 300 Boulevard,
with Mrs. Floy +. Booth. director ..
Tie elass In charge.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
TEMPLE sIsTERHooD MEETING.

The SislerhOOd of the Temple or
Truth will meet at 230 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon In the school room Of
the temple Much new business viii
be discussed and the election OF OH
GERS will be held
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
pRACTICAL INKWELL.

A new inkWeII CONSISTS on cun-
talner for the ink, quill. sealing
wax and tapers. These inkwells arr
Of enameled wood and come in va
rious colors. They are simple and do
not take up much room
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
CRITTFNTON uOMF FLFCTION

The annual meeting OF the board o.
managers OF the Florence Critl niOn
Home Will be held at 3 O'Clock This
afternoon. Election OF officers viii be
held.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
rnn NM YnING MIS-.

For The young gIrI, dlary VIII De
a welcome gift Most OF these come
in ona-year sizes and are provided
with a lock and key
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
DnUCCISTs, Ans No MEET

The Woman's order OF the National
Retail Druggists Association Will meet
this evening at the home OF Mrs. Eva
Bauman. 500 West street. Plans 20.
the Christmas work os the association
viii DC discussed
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
..IR s. rek In S

sHORrEs-To Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Shor,ess. Of 5l5 Springer street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on December
3. a daughter.
cATIAWAY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Galiaway. OF 2l15 Biddle street az the
Physicians and Surgeons A9sR1AN On
AsoADlAes = :
Evening journal., 1920-12-08

a State Agriculture College which
a Prior West she perhaps
athlete the Wilmington High school she
athletic honors in Kansas the freshmen hockey
faculty OF the state
poni her a o. Freshmen Council
S Maston $40 Harrison
ne Marston formerly star athlete at Delaware
Evening journal., 1920-12-08
FnR THE SMOKER

FOR The SMOkEh.
A smoking stand Of wrought iron
is easily moved and a most practical
gift for a man. It is reasonably priced
and lasts for years.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08

Interesting papers were read at the
Iurrent Events Glass Of the NeW-Cen.
Evening journal., 1920-12-08

Mrs w. X. dupont will give a dance
on December p at the Wilmington
Country Club. from 2 until 1 O'Clock.
Many Of the younger boys and girls
VIII attend this function