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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
ROTARY CONVENTION.
Wilmington to be Well Represented At
Scranton Meeting.

The district conference of Rotary Clubs,
to be held in Scranton, Pa, April 5 and
will be attended by delegation from this
city, which will leave April Z and return
on the 10th.
Those who have so far, arranged to
JOIN the party are: Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood
Davis, MIR. and Mrs ". E. Douglas, Mr.
and Mrs C. d. Garretson, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. w. ].
Stradley, Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Stroud,
MIR. and Mrs Leon Walker. Walter Stew
art Brown, +. J. Blatz, ". +. Holland,
William p Jorde, J. +. Krauss, Frank n.
Overdeer, o. G. Purdy, Ellwood Souder,
A. T. Thropp, Clarence Vnger Albert Bird,
Fred Brady, Joseph S. Hamilton, +. A.
Greenhawk and William p. White.
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FARM ALMOST IN THE CITY

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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Stores Co.. quarterly Of u a
share. payable April 2.
Arlington Mills, quarterly Of per cent
and special OF per cent. payable April j.
Atlantic Coast CO., quarterly OF 2M per
cont payable March 81.
Brier Hill steel Co, quarterly of ~ PCT
also "a per cent on preferred payable
Burk- -Burnett Texas oil Co, monthiy of
/ per cent, payable April i5
Central Coal and Coke Co. quarterly OF
III per cent on preferred and III per cent
on common. payable April l5.
Consolidated Cigar Corporation duartev-
~ OF 80 a share. payable April Is.
Franklin Trust Co. semi annual of per
cent payable April 8.
General Railway Signal Co, quarterly of
y, per cent on common and preferred,
Herring Hall Marvin Safe Co. quarterly
OF y per cent on common, payable April 1.
international Consolidated Cigar Cor
poration, initial Of 81 80 a share on com
mon, payable April Is.
Mannihx. Maxwell & Moore. Incorpor-
ated. quarterly of ~ per cent and extra Of
Mathicson Aikali Works, quarterly OF IA
per cent on preferred. payable April I.
National Fuel Gas Co. quarterly Of
81 so a share, payable April rs.
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey,
quarterly of l per cent on common and
Root and Van Dersoort Corporation,
quarterly Of 81 share on class com
mon. payable April ].
Thompson-s Jarrett 90, semi annual Of
4 per cent on preferred. payable April I
Twist Drill Co, quarterly of 62t5 cents a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, March Is-Charters were flied
here, yesterday. as follows:
Modern Educational institution. Inc.
Dover, Del; capital $40 900 900
Del. SIC, 900 900.
shawomed oil and Lumber Corporation.
New York City; -, 900 900.
Whitehall Petroleum Co. Wilmington,
Del. 81 $50 900.
Juniata oil and Gas Operating Co. Pitts
burg, Pa; 81, ,OOO. 900.
Flambcau Gas and Salt Products Cor
poration, Wilmington, Del 81 .5O0.O0.
Coast States oil Co., washington, ID. o.;
81 600, 900.
Monumental Pictures Corporation. Wash
ington. ID. G.: $500, 900.
John w. Garland. Inc, Wilmington. Del:
iron and steel: $500 900.
European Trading and Securities Corpora
ton, Whining ton. Del. &t00. 600.
Helluan Motor Corporation, Whining
ton, Del. s4oO.0OO.
Radcliffe. Inc. New York City. chemicals:
500, 900
Domestic Washing Machine Co. Dover.
Del; 100000.
Eastern on Association Inc. Dover. Del. /.
100000.
A. Robinson 81 Co.. New York City. cleo
trical devices; 100000.
Muskegon Real Estate and Investment
Corporation, WilminRto Del; 800 900
Potomac Electric Appliance CO.. Whining
ton, Del: 500 900.
Importers and Manufacturers Jewelry
CO., Philadelphia, Pa; 100000.
Oieander Oil Co. Wilmington. Del. S25,-
600
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WHERE CONFERENCE
VISITORS WILL STOP
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Continued from page 2
Tilghman Smith--Mr Charles Wilson,
1904 Washington.
r. C. Smoot, Miss Ellen Lloyd, 203
W. Nineteenth.
J. l.. Sparklin--Hotel.
G.. w. Spry-Mrs Spry 1926 West.
G. w. Stallings- -Brener Hotel
Adam Stengle--At home.
r. X Stephenson-Mrs. Laura Truax
400 West Seventh
G. +. Stcrling-N'rs. J. M. Winner
SO6 Broome
c. w. Strickland--Mrs. Sidwcll 7D3
West Eleventh.
T.. c. Sunfield-At home.
j. w. Sutton-Merritt Hotel.
w. p. Taylor-Breuer Hotel.
T.. B. Taylor-Merritt Hotel.
Harry Taylor-Merritt Hotel.
L. +. Terry-Miss Edwards 1919
Washington.
G.. s. Thomas Merritt Hotel.
T.. p. Thomas-M Merritt Hotel.
w. f.. Tomkinson-W. Il. Foster ITO
Rodney.
G.. w Townscnd-private arrangement
T. r. VanDyke-Mis Given Corner
Ninth and TatnaIl.
Robert Watt-at home.
H. II. Webster-Mrs. w. A. Calvin
5O2 West Sixth.
H. w. Wells-At home.
III. ID. West-Ewood Conlin 935 East
Seventeenth.
NJ. r. Wheatley-Breuer Hotel.
w. w. White-Hotel
w. l.. White-Private arrangement
Leonard White-At home.
Frank White-Private arrangement.
w. S. II. Williams Hotel
G. c. Williams-At home.
ID. III. Willis-Private arrangement.
Ivanhoe Willis-Miss Edwards 1919
Washington.
]. II. Wilson's Hotel.
Daniel Wilson-Mrs. Benson S12 Van
Buren,.
L. f.. Windsor-Merritt Hotel
w. A. Wise-Jos. II. Bartlett 300 West
n. leteenth.
G.. T.. Wood-Private arrangement
]. w. Wooten-Merritt Hotel.
A. +. Zimmerman-F. III. Jervis 1920
Gilpin avenue.
r. II. Adams-At home.
W. +. Atkinson-Mrs. Ella Semple
1904 Washington
T. S. Barrett Hotel
+. NJ. Byrd-Mrs. Benson sl2 Van
Buren,.
Frank Brisbin-Palm Hotel
w. G.. Buckson-Palm Hotel.
w. n. Conaway-Palm Hotel.
Henry Covngton-Palm Hotel.
]. l.. Derrickson-Palm Hotel.
T. $. Dixon-Palm Hotel
G.. T. Gehman-Private arrangement.
J. t. Graham-Palm Hotel.
Webster Gilbert-At home.
w. b. Homer Palm Hotel
S. l.. Hanby-Palm Hotel.
S T. Horseman--Hotel.
T. h. Jones-Merritt Hotel
T. L. Hubbard-C. l.. Hubbard 1914
West Tenth st.
c. II. Hudson-w. C. Keithcly 6t3
West Eighth.
J. p. kelly-Palm Hotel
l.. T. McIain-Breuer Hotel
r. w. Mhls-Plm Hotel.
j. f. Parker-Mrs. Benson S12 Van
Buren.
Thos. Pardee-Private Arrangement.
ID. b. Prettyman-Mrs. Benson SD
Van Buren,.
c. ID. Sharpless-Private arrangement
+. NJ. Shockley-Palm Hotel
J. II. Thornton-L. IL. Harris 2317
jefferson.
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You try an Every Evening want adv.
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Ronsll, president Of the Security rrst
and Safe Deposit Co, who viii speak
on banking and Financing /" The meeting
viii be presided over by Charles p. Paln,e<
and AZ b,rineas of Importance viii 10
transacted all members are urged u ~
present. The object y for the InteIIectux
and social interest of italians and Amer
Icans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18

Something new. Something different.
Learn a new way TO cut high cost of living.
Red Mems Pow-wow, Odd Fellows Hall,
Tenth and King streets, every night this
week.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18

Red Mems Pow-wow, Odd Fellows
Hall. Tenth and King streets, tonight,
Friday and Saturday nights. Benefit
Orphans Fund. Everybody welcome.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-18
BANKING AND FINANCE.
John q RoSaell u Address NeiGhborhood
House Meeting.

A meeting is 10 I've held tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock by the Italo-Ameri-
cano Circolo in Ncighborfood House.
The principle speaker will ie John r.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
A secret of the stage ~ every woman should know

Why you can buy 1t at the
 price of other soap Because Pdlnolipe is SO popular that ne nldke 1t in enormous volnne. The Palmolipe factories work day and night 10 supply the demand. The costly insredisnts are bouBht in vast quantities.
 The result Is rloder1te price which puts Pdlmolipe within reach of all Yet wedlth can command nothing better. Palnolive is sold by all dealers eperywhere. It is supplied in Buest room size by popular hotels the country oper.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
Why Politics Affects Your Home
YOUR concRgssMAN, MRS. VOTER
BY MAUD WOOD PARK (chairnan National League of Women Votsrs)


  the constitution framed For 2l2oO0  Congress therefore, represent the people while the Senate  Congressman  If he ons he legislative  find he 
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     humanitarian Then that  1o5oooo vc Washington. ours s resp he s ri mi
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
Confessions ofaBride|
(copriqht 1e20 bq he Newspaper ErrsrPi,e As,oeiaho

holding his tongue. He's different from most men-and more aggravating'
 Said I to Deb:
 "I wanted to tell the ladies that my own man wouldn't talk either, not be- cause he was temperamental, but be- cause-he was just a man. One who had learned to seek safety l. silence. And Jim's just like Bob. that way" l continued, careless of what effect the mention of Jim would have on Deborah. Poor Jim! He's finding out lot to be silent about, just nowi'
 You mean" Deb hesitated-"you mean about Vans attentions to Ann 2'
 How do you know about it?" I asked abruptly.
 People are talking. We're such good l friends-I ought to tell you, Besides saw her with Van, lingering at a table at the Valley Inn. And at the Barstow wedding, Van was noticeable in at tendance"
 ..So much so that Chrys found ar excuse for going home early and talk ing Ann with her. I admitted. 50 cial affairs have rather confused 1ittl, Ann," I hurried to explain. It's hel first chance, you know. And shel making up for the good times sn' missed before she was married"
 T see," said Deb.
 T wish We girls could think of wa,
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH lt Was for Ann That Deb Had Made
Ths Great Sacrifice

Ths Great Sacrifice
 I was glad that Jim slept a long tune for Ann was gone on her ride with Van much too long. She didn't return until the middle of the afternoon. She and Van had rested their horses at the Val ley Inn, she said, and they had luncheo there. Glorious weather! Glorious ride. She seemed to consider Van, the bache- Tor clubmar, glorious" that day. She hoped Jim had had glorious sleep. Hc had, assured her.
 Ann had never irritated me more Lately she had assumed that she was the perfect type of the new woman and it was her habit to take all the liberties belonging to that title, and to shunt all the responsibilities. Consequently, she was becoming a little freak, but fetch ing to men. I was especially 1rrltated' suppose, because 1t was for her that Deborah Burns had made the greatest sacrifice that falls to the lot of wo- man.
 Since the hour when she had told me that she had determined to think of Jim as one who had died. Deborah had never made an inquiry about the man she loved so passionately. and so hope lessly. It occurred to me that Deb was strenuous, even in her self-denial, for we do not ignore the dead so complete ly. If we love them greatly, we talk of them constantly.
 Since Deb wouldn't come to my house, because 1t was next to Jim's, went frequently to hers. Deb and continued to need each other. She was suffering-and so was I. more than cared to acknowledge to any one.
 On the whole I thought very wei of her plan to eliminate Jim from he consciousness. I wanted a plan fo myself, but I couldn't adopt hers. couldn't very well treat my husbanl as if he were deads
 From some unexplainable motive, spoke to Deb about Bob's moody sil ences.
 I'm reminded of two women I hear talking in the hospital" I said. "The, belonged to the class that retails it domestic secrets in public places. on was detailing her latest quarrel wit her husband.
 My man never talks back, yo know Last night I had to have m say, but not a single word could I ge out of him., she said.
 My John won't talk back, eithel l Irs his temperament. he can't hel
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
Save $5 A Month On
 Your Grocery Bill

The average woman can save from $5 to s7.50 a month on her grocery bill by cutting out the expensive items.
 There is a food now made from the heart of wheat berries that contains more nourishment than meat or eggs. yet costs only one cent for big serv- ing.
 A dish of this food, which is called Life O Wheat. is enough to satisfy the appetite of the heartiest eaters, and its sweet. nut-lilxe flavor appeals to many who have never cared for ordinary breakfast foods. It has served hot by simply boiling in water a few minutes.
 All grocers have just received a fresh supply and are authorized to refund the purchase price to any who are not satisfied.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
CLUB WOMEN TO BUY
 TOLEDO SHOW HOUSE

TOLEDO. Oct. 25-Posters in front of a local theater and the sight of actresses in kimonas in the alley at the back of the stage so shocked club women of Toledo that they plan to purchase the building and conduct theater of their own!
 It's worse than any theater in New York" says Miss Edith Wescott, sec retary of the Toledo Women's club. "Such conditions shouldn't be allowed to exist here"
 Miss Wescott says that while all the indecent" theaters are making money, the club women propose to show thea ter managers that a decent" show can make money.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

would seem a desecration. Their cre- ators. therefore. make them up with draped collars of self fabric and what ever Is used in the way of trimming IS nicely calculated not to interfere with the simple lines that exploit the pattern to best advantage.
 The model, which is from Para mounts Paris studio. is of fuchsia Drocade with heavy, dull gold and ruchsia-toned cord and tassels draped over u.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
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to keep her from running around with Van. When Jim gets well, he's sure 70 near the gossip"
 (To Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25
A HARD LOSER

What's become of that girl who married on a bet?"
 "She is now earnestly engaged in movement against gambling. ."-Bostor Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

Spain is said to have nearly a guar. ter of a million beggars.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

NO REPEATERS THERE Visitor-Do people often fall over the cliff?
 Coast Guard-No. sir; only once.- London Opinion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Interdepartmental Games Develop
Some Classy Ball Players for
Company Championships.
STANDING OF LEAGUES.

Progress IN playing of the schedule 81
the du Pont leagues has been delayed
during the past week ny ram Al present
eight games have been postponed on ac-
count Of rain. and the tie game between
Sales and Experimental Station is also to
he PLAYED of At the meeting Of the COM
mittee OF captains, If was decided that
three days following the close Of the play
ing schedule on June u he reserved for
the playing off Of postponed games, and
that the winners IN the two leagues would
begin their series of three games on Friday,
June 25 The winner of this post season
series Will he entitled to the championship
trophy.
Since the standing Of the leagues was
last reported. there has been no material
change among the leaders. Walters
splendid pitching on the 18th resulted IN
the Administrative team coming out OF
the cellar and tying for third place The
Sales General team played another ex-
cellent game, winning from the Engineer
ing Department by score of | too.
The interest in both the men S and
women leagues is growing rapidly.
II is expected that a second dia mond on
the club grounds viii be ready for play
within ten days. This new diamond will
add materially 10 the convenience IN
PLAYING scheduled games and Is expected to
still further increase the interest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
PH|LL|ES FINALLY
CONQUER THE CARDS
Tragressor's Home Run Clout
Wins Contest for Cravath's
Players; Athletics. Lose.

The Phillics finally managed to check
The fast Cardinals and won by 10
score, when Tragresscr knocked out q
homer in the third inning. Casey Stcngel
IN the ninth inning saved the day for the
Philles when he speared a terrific liner
from Fournier's bat. Bancroft led the
way and the Giants defeated the Pirates,
5-l, in n see-saw contest Rain kept the
other teams idle in the National League
The Yankees made it three straight,
when, by timely hitting they nosed out thf
White Sox. So. The game was a pitching
duel between Shawkey and Kerr. Cleve-
land knocked Walter johnson off the
mound in one inning, when six hits were
punched oil the famous pitcher. Speaker
hit for "A home run in the seventh with n
man ON base. Caldwell held the Senators
TO seven scattered hits. Ayers, pitching
in tinc form, let Boston down with three
hits, and Detroit won the second game OF
the series, 10. The Athletics almost had
victory in their grasp when the Mack
men threw away their chances and gave
the Browns the game. Walker secured
home run. Harris pitched good ball,
hut his support fell down in a pinch.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
GOLF EXPERTS SUGGEST
CHANGES IN THE RULES
st naturalization of Balls Under
Consideration Before Anglo
American Conference.
by Associated Press TO Every Evening

London. June lo.--Alterntion nf cer-
tain rules of golf has been considered nt n
meeting of a committee of Anglo Ameri-
can golfers, according TO The Times
Standardization of balls nlso wns dia-
Cussed
II was decided TO recommend 10 the
Royal and Ancient Club Of ST. Andrew 8
and the United States Golf Association
that no change be made in the rule M to
stymies but that the Royal and Ancient
Club be instructed TO write the United
States Golf Association that its ruling re-
garding stymies had been found suitable.
Recommendation were made % unity
penalties for lost balls. balla out Of bounds
and unplayabe balls The penalty for the
first and last should be stroke and dis
tancr. but i'm the case Of ball out of
bounds permission should be given clubs
to govern the penalty by local rules. II was
decided.
II was recommended that the ball
should not weigh more than 90 ounces
and should not be- less than | 62 inches in
diameter The Royal and Ancient Club
and the United states Golf Association
will be invited 10 take whatever steps
they think necessary to limit the power
Of ball with regard to distance The com
mittee stipulated that should any ball Of
greater power be introduced tho maximum
weight might he decreased hut should not
be increased The new ball recommended
is equivalent 10 the -pennvwcight ball NJ
present On the market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
JOLLY ODD FELLOWS.
Nearly | 900 Persons on the Excursion
Of Delaware Lodge Yesterday.

The seventh annual excursion of Della
ware Lodge. No. I, |. @. O. f.. for mem
hers aud their families, was held Yesterday
Nine hundred and fifty-onc persons went
on the Thoma Clyde 10 Augustine Beach
and had an enjoyable time
Following are the names of the winners
IN the field events for men and boys:
100 yard dash. first prize, r. Strawbridge.
pencil second, al Adamson, box cigars
so ward dash for boys under II; first
prize, Leonard Hopes, fash light; second,
John Wilhelm. penknife
Three legged race, first prize, Mr.
Porter and Mr. Dowd. box cigars each
sc cond, J. G. Whueman and r. G Jones,
necktie each.
Fat man race; first prize, r. Webb,
shirt; second, +, Lewis, pipe
Shoe race; first pnze, II. Sheppard,
ham. second, r Strawbridge, belt,
Field events for women and girls:
Fifty yard dash; first prize, Miss Mabel
r. Jones, silk stockings, second, Miss
Nellie Dill. bottle perfume
Fifty yard dash for girls under IL;
first prize, Elnice Hall, pocket book !;
second. Margaret Crok box candy.
prize Mrs Eaken, box handerkchlefs,
second. Mi Jester. box candy
Shoe race, FIRST prize. Mrs. F Stierle,
silk stockings; second, Miss G. Stretton,
box candy
Cigarette race; first prize, Mrs H. Top
pin, silk stockings: second, Miss Sproul,
box candy
Lat cracker and whistle, first prize,
Mrs y Kelley bar pin; second, Mrs. j.
Hoodock, silk camisole.
The prize spot waltzes were won by
Mr. and Mrs Candy Smith and Mr. and
Mrs a. n kalmbacker The ladies
prizes were silk stockings, and the mems
$3.50 in gold
Murines orchestra furnished the NJ usic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
GIRLS AT BASEB ALL.
Members of du Pont League Plan for
the Season.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the captains
OF the du Pont girls baseball teams was
held Yesterday, and, if the spirit demon
strated by the girls IS any index to the
ability of the teams, good ball playing
must be anticipated The girls will issue
a challenge to out-of-town girls teams as
soon as they get IN good practice.
The teams have been practieing faith
fully for the last week, in anticipation Of
the league scheduled games. the first OF
which will be played Thursday, June 24
The teams are lined up as follows:
"A League Accounting, Advertising,
Chemical Department, Experimental Sta
ton, Pyralin, Sales General, Treasurer 5.
"B" gue-Administrative. Chemical
Company, Engineering. Mailing Depart
mcnt, Purchasing, Sales Record
Each tenn will play every other team
in its league, and the winning team in
each league will then play a series Of
games to decide the final championship.
A definite league playing schedule viii
be made out and published during the
week. This will permit of the playing Of
two games a day on the du Pont Country
Club grounds All games will be called for
FIVE o'clock unless otherwise arranged.