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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Home for Aged Women
and its Happy Family

or. The hoiIse VS. opened a. fhn yesh n
the 10th month. ~ . o'cis<k m :
number - p,Of pofnfn employed Npf tLs
hor,o eDiertaincd fhqt n would - 80
fcswful Undertaking fsdv in l9fS 4 w.
docided - retain The phoi- bliIdirg IN :
rent n 'ifN the h1ureksefrf ~ uag a.
for the ro0fns fesorved 90 her orciusrf.
During the aevenfh wear a fbe fgra'
The nes ~ lfv a more suitable areosamtfe
tious wps urged A plau wss ifasn i
JcOrgc Seilsrs. and fho oli0Nilg gpnff
mon Here c0nsfifuted = laiildinr rofnnsff
zee. VIZ. william VI Canby Chart
Warner. Allen CavthrOp. Crevg Chsrdr
Samuel Pussy. Joseph Bringhua nrd u
McTtay ~pecifratiouh Nrre fifr ruatif
and the building. hy c0nfraet uud,ri -
by John Hill for Si5 so nhici aiff 4
additional ~ and extra rDfk tieu "
At Sls. 600 90
The building Cornpr ~ Galpn en
and Hsrrizon street wgs o,nffefr a II
the last = February. ls72 fhr lr.ea.is
the work. not yet grown wcaF5 oprfr hrf
ed freely 81 The furnishing N % rlriUr
apartments. and tho 0lf Ia,iies rlr
gathered homo. affer operative 1rr'a
tho time ~ removal
Mis- Maria Care Hte thfr
nuntSf ~ inmate. ~
The act - incorryyration fur the tUIfa
cludez the name ~ Hnrnrt Glr
Sarah Bringhurst i3ficeea f,hitrns
Elza T Candy Narv Isoffe -trae
Mendinhal Marfha fnrhrar fstef
Kean Mar Ia'inor -arh sail
Lydia Wcbb fiizahefh q f~fhl fIlt
nah BailsV Nsrin ffsneirr tfrr
Jones Frnny y Askcw Mari sn.h
ElIzabeth lart D'fr Tnnnnr Hanf.aff
. i0ncs ID Mar a.
Ihis Eas in ianuaf r.HslI.f
" tho home j the u'df-i nrtiallk 1s
tutipr IN the Sta'
Is8tely 'he boarf 81 vanarer. Iet. frf
presssd ~ make a. appel IS fnt nif
work This appeal viii D. senf nuf .ff
the city snd s ~ foiiuvr
Ir theae day 81 Inr~' rhru 'hf
- - tho Swift and the hatiis - the rirfrr
the faltering fe~t and ,liu eyae of fNDa
whDae journey n life s nesriy rnfari LII
our heart- with dep conoern
For IS years. the Home ior AFsl
Women N our citv. has teen hsyen a
refuge for horneieea agef Fumen = 80
stat
In al these years. 40 have never Fcrrlv-
ed State AID nor have newer 4zsrd lnr sifi
from the pubic ercrutinK 0nce yr>r "A.
donation dav. hut nov tf~ urnfllsp,@ ni
daily living have grown NJ srlf,s nth tt~'
raplcly advancing scale a prcs&. that NJ
last 1iIr incurne ~ longer Hns--t. rur-rrs
eRpenses and three times during 10 pAA
three years. ~ have hcen fqroer' a. Dar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
WI. GEORGE TO LECTURE.
Will BE al New Century Club Mex.
"Wednesday Evening.

On October y, W. l.. George VIII lee
uire At the Wilmington New Century
Club on Happy. Though Married. Mr..
GeOlge rs now making his first lecture tour
in America, and is being enthusiastically \
received everywhere. Born in France, Of
English parents. and educated in Psrrs
he has been intimately associated with
French life and his most successful liter
ary efforts have placed him in the front
ranks of contemporary authors. France
IN the Goth Century 'Anatole France,
Blind Alley, and The Second Bloomin-
ing" are some Of hs books "Caliban"
has just been published. Mr.. George
speaks as well as he vrites-while he deals
with serious questions he makes q good
many ep,grams, and a strong sense Of
humor runs through an his lectures The
interest uf his subjects, his inimitable
WHY Of dealing with them, and the novelty
of his point of view should be sufficient
TO win for him cordial and appreciative
reception, on hrs appearance at the
Century Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
HALLOWE'E DANCE At
TOWER HIGH SCHOOL
Upper Grade Pupils Had an En-
joyablc Time Under Dircc-
ton of Faculty.

A Halloween party of the upper grade
pupils of Tower Hill school was given
last right in the gymnasium Of tho now
building, and proved most charming
affair. Most U the evening WIS spent IN
dancing. Tho gymnasium was decorated
to resemble an old barn with autumn
leaves, corn shocks and jack-o-lantwns.
Durirg the lucky number darcc, DIR. John
ID. Skilton, headmaster, called out tho
numbers from the balcony. Miss Gertrude
Robin and hm partner won the "c'q,sc
doll' prize.
Following the dance cider was SERVED in
old-fashiorcd mugs with homemade crul-
hers and apples. Hosts and hoetesxes of tho
evening were DR. Skilton and Mrs. ski
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Irence du Pont, Mr..
ard Mrs. Marshall Barton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs Winder
Laird, Dr. and Mrs. Albert Robin, Mr..
and Mrs. LaMotte du Pont and MIR. and
Mrs. Josiah Marvel.
The guests present woae: Mrs. Arthur
Hnd, Mrs. George Coppage, MIR. and
Mrs. Newton Steers, Mrs Whitlock, vii
hard Hill, Loith Muuson Richard Thatcher
John LeCarpcnticr, Miss Margatet
Whitlock, Thomas Stirling, Frederick
Warner, Miss Dorothy Kennnery, Miss
Mary Rogers Hyrson, Chester j Moore,
Miss Ellen Pyle, John s. Reese, Murray
Motion, ]. Sellers Bancroft, George A.
Sachs, Henry Evans, Roger G.. Taylor,
Jack Warheld, Donald r. Whitaker,
Albert G.. Eastman, Arthur. Chaplin
Bailey, Mark NJ. Cleavor, I'd, Lewis
Munson, Jr., Charlotte Kreb<, Ruth
LArter, Eleanor NJ. Lind, josiah Marvel.
4th, Margaret Swift Patterson. Katrina
Elisabeth P,isey, Walter Pyle, Jr., Genevra
G. Rumford, Helen G. Steers, Frances
Margaret Street, Neal T.. Wells, Marion
r. Barnett, William 4. Barr, Jr., Atbel
Bastian, Robert Linton Fell, Anne Tatnall
Csnby, Ernest Filson Carmichael. Esther
ID. du Pont, Elmer Capen Farmer, Eliza
beth Perkins Groome, Mary s Lackcy.
Mary Behn Laird, David Lindsay, 3D.,
Mario Martens, Anne Marvel, Janet
Gcsr Patterson, krttie Reid, Percival
Robb, ]. Clark Samuel, Anna Katherine
Snyder, Harold l.. Springer, Rosalie Adclc
Topkis, Martha Eleanor Vandever, Paul
Lcssig Wardonburg, Robert X. Whtten.
Deborah Wood, Esther $. Ball, ]. Heisler
Bali. ID, Laurence T. Bliss, Jr., Margaret
Dixon Bruce, Elizabeth Garrett, James
Robert Frvderick, Fllert ID. Grrfenberg
Maybclle Coppaee, lenoe Eastman, Ger
uude W Robin. Henry Alstonc Skilton
and Fhzabcth piDe Van Gelder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

During t,is beautiful fall season. no
section of Wilmington rs ioveiier with fall
ing leaves and autumn tones than that
portion between Delaware avenue and
Brandywine Park, incuding Giipin ave-
nue. and Harrison street and the corner
where the Home for Aged Women stands
Like the fading trees and foliage m the
grounds of the home, the bcnefieisries Of
tins beautiful charity, " little aged ladies,
are passing into the days o "the sere. the
yellow leaf, when feeble bodies and slow
ing step prcsage the iast final lap on lies
journey rorty-tvo little aged ladies.
gentle-wornen all, dainty ~ flowers IN
Their dress, IN tteir manner and IN their
speech suggesting time passed away; an
era ri soft voices IN women and lives shcl-
tered from the stress of the world
In the Home for Aged Women they
spend their time btgily working OF sitting
on the long front porch IN gold weather
Many Of them are surprisingly active for
their years. One dear little solll Of % years
was busy with beautiful silk quilts, on
Thursday afternoon, when tho editor of
the wonan's page had an opportunity 20
glimpse the life Of the home. Gorgeous
quilts they were, covered with butter
flies, flowers and intricate stitches, a
miracle Of skill. Another was at work IN
her sunny room on eqlisite afghans
fashioned Of soft, warm woods Still an
other had braided rugs and mats To evi-
denoe how her days are spent. Al ~ the
ladies work IN concert on carpets. such ~
are used IN the home. Individually and
collectively they take great pride in their
work
Everywhfre about the big horse they
were husy as beos: in the long corridors
and in their beautifully kept rooms
Everywhere except N one room on tho
first floor, where silence IL beginning %
fall, for Miss Sarah Ann Hayes. the home =
oldest inmate who viii be 100 years old in
December. y nearing the end Of the race
II was Miss Hayes who lei the fun last
year when the old ladies tucked M their
skirts and danced 10 the music ~ their
prIzed vietrola For many years the life
Of The home. always bsppy and gay. Her
illDess is matter Of deep concern 70 all
who know her.
There Is nothing institutional about
the homo. 1t is bright, cheerful and home
like Ore little lady was Just back from 3
ten weeks vist when representative ~
Every Evening called ~ the home MY
I'm glad to get home. she exclaimed. and
II IS a. home indeed to al It's largely due
to Miss Sarah J Garrett's generous spirit
ss natron Of the home. that such an atr4o%-
phere Of home-iIfe IL matintained. The
cosy furnishings attractive arrangements
IN every detail. testify 70 her splendid
executive sbllity just os really remark
able display Of preserves, pickles and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Latrobe will entertain large party OF
| friends at Naaman's tea house for lunch

Latrobe will entertain large party OF
friends at Naaman's tea house for lunch
con.
Miss Gertrude Brinckle spent several
days in New York this week.
Judge and Mrs. j. p. Laffey and Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank A. McIIugh have re-
turned from Spring Lake, n. j., where
they spent the summer.
Miss Shaw, of New York City, Mrs.
Maurice du Pont Lee IS sister who has been
with Mrs. Lee for visit. will return home
tomorrow, aftera stay featured by num-
Der of charming social affairs IN hor honor.
Miss Frances Brown OF 1904 Adams
street is visiting Mrs. james Grant at
East Orange, n. J.
Mr. Alexander Crichton and Miss
F1menoe Crichton have returned from
New York City.
Mrs. w. Grscom Coke is at French
Lick until tomorrow week.
Miss Louise Gladden of 2Oa South
Grant avenue Union Park Gnrnera,
whose marriage to Allen Carlson will be
q pretty event of today, Wa the honoree,
of an attractively arranged shower 1hurs-
day evening Mt the home of her mother.
Mrs. S. Leon Ennis, who was as-isted IN
entertaining tho large number Of gusts
present by Mrs. Nellie Kenuey, hire.
Harry Thiel, Mrs. William G. Baueh.
HaIlowe en- decorations and profusion Of
beautiful dahlias made q eharmiUS Z scene
of the home. Miss GLADDEN. was showered
with gifts As a testimony Of the affection
in which she Is held by a large circle Of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Birhop Of GO
North Franklin street announce the ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter,
Eleanor. TO Howard Charles Hurts, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. kurtx, of 1907
North Van Bunen street. The wedding
will take place at noon, Saturday, Octo-
her 80. at st. Andrews p +. Church.
Miss Marie Bcrl, daughter of Mr. and
Mn. William Beri, will he one of the
debuntantes this year.
Wilmington WAS we'll represented at
ALan-O Wars appearance at Rose Tree
Hunt on Wednesday afternoon. William
du Pont was picturesque in o red rid ing
coat and white brooches, mounted on
one Of his handsome horses, serving as
patrol Judge Mrs du Polt had with her
a party OF friends in her motor, while
William du Port occupied box with
another party Others from Wilmington
included: Mrs Richard Sellers, Jr., Miss
Anne Gray, Col j. D. Bush. the Misses
Wilson. J. c. McComb, W c. Griffith,
apd MIR. and Mrs. c. w Hawke
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
BEfLFONTE CIyICS CLUB.

The BelIefoate Gives Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Eaton Mrs. Fred Hoke, chairman of the
program committee, read paper on
Columbus discovering America. The
Current Events paper was gwen by Mrs.
G. p. Morris.
Mrs. J. Allen Colby gave instructions
on folding the ballot The club luncheon
which was scheduled for November will
be gwen on November !. instead at the
home of Mrs. Harry Hurst, at ] O'Clock.
The next meeting OF the club viii be on
November ] ct the home Of Mrs. Ray
mond Robertson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
MISS ALICE RIcuEy.
Y. W. G. A. CALENDAR.
AGNDA

SbNDAS-
400 y. m, Friendship Club, tea for .hs
Board Of Directors Of the Y. w. G. A.
40 p. m, Meeting of the Advisers Of
Club
TugsDAr
1910 &. M. StaT Meeting. Club Room;
$50 p m, West End Girl Reserve Corps
West End Reading Room; 3.45 p. M,
Wawataisi Girl Reserve Corps, Club
Rooms; 30 p m. r b O. Corps Of Girl
Reserves, Club Rooms; s.45 D. m. Dane
rg Class, Club Rooms: 500 y. m.
Wapanachki Camp Fire, Club Rooms
WEDNESDAY.
1000 a M, staff Meeting, Club Rooms;
3 As p. m. Pocahoatas Corps Of Girl Re-
serves, Hanover Church; 345 o. IN, True
Blue Corps Of Girl Reserves, Club Rooms
700 p. M, Talk by Dr. Hubbard. Woiias-
ton Hall; 7.30 p. m, Aftiora Club Meeting,
Nollaston Hall; 7.15 p. m, Mandolin
Class for Beginners. Club Rooms; SIS D.
m, Mandolin Club Organization Meet
irg, Club Rooms.
THURSDAY
$50 p. M, Good Fairy Corps of Girl
Reserves. Club Rooms: 5.45 p, m, 0rioIe.
Corps of Girl Reserves, Club Rooms; 8. 45
p m, Eastlake Corps of Girl Reserves,
Club Rooms; 500 p. m, Hallowe Ell Party
gwen by the f. l.. G. Club, Club Rooms.
FRIDAY.
3.45 p m, Hiawatha Corps OF Giri Re-
serves, Club Rooms; 5 90 ,. m, Hallows en-
Party. Friendship Club, Club Rooms:
80 p. n, Aloha Club Meeting, Club
Rooms; 7.30 D. m. Dressmaking Class,
Mrs Schultz, instructor.
SATURDAY.
800 p. m, AarshaIlton Corps of Girl
Reserves, MaTshAllton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
TRIP IN SUBWAY.

The Young Women's Missionary So
ciety Of Harrison Street Nj. L. Church
will take mysterious trip through the
subway" on Tuesday evening, in the base
ment Of the church Stop-oyer privileges
are allowed on the tickets which viii
enable the passengers to purchase souve-
Mrs of the trip in the form of fancy arti-
cles cakes, candy and ice cream. Re
freshments will be served in the diner"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
CHILDREN OF REVOLUTION.

THIS afternoon at the New Century
Club, at $50 O'Clock, the children of the
American Revolution viii hold their first
meeting of the new season Mrs. John
Kerr, who is director of the d. A. r.
children's work in Delaware, will be in
charge of the meeting A number of boys
and girls whose mothers are members of
the d A. r. are enrolled as members.
and some interesting programs will be
given this winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Woman Attacks MeNabb.

John L. McNabb, candidate for State
Senator from the Second district was
criticized last night by Mls. Jane Penni-
we'll who addressed meeting in No. 4
School. Plans were made at the meeting
to make a house-to-house canvass in the
fight against McNahb and the DEM
ocrats. William j. L,Itz, Mr.. McNabb's
Republican rival for the election, also
addressed the meefing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
VALUES.

This day is prone to fatter me as one
Resplendent In its scheme fearless fy
To dare the nlachinations of the sun,
That golden spider spinning In the SKY
But night looms even taller than my pride,
And in its blue divinity detars
The tawdry little vanities hope
Beneath the stern simplicity of stars.
b. Hall, in Contemporary
Verse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

row money - carTy "a along and were =
not for The economical management r
our very effclcnt matrun. lr pr1hirmf
would have seen even rnorp SERIOUS
Our. home - noR-scctsuan and = "a rss
home - each member oi the family
A our endowment fund = only 500. .k0I
II is imperative for a. at this time o. uaaf
an earnest effort - IncreasC It.
To vou. fhen. ne urn, nlaadlrg im
help for those who cannot help them
Continuou on pAxn Io
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Mashinqfon Heights Club.

The regular monthly business meeting
OF the Washington Heights Century Club
viii be held at the clubhouse, 230O Boule-
ward, on Monday evening at s o'clock.
All officers and chairrnen are expected TO
be present 20 present their reports.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Richardon Park Dance.

The Richardson Park Club will hold
dance November 10 in the Masonic Hall,
Newport The club viii serve "a supper on
Friday evening, November 5, at the hom e
of Mrs. John l.. Poore, from $50 TO 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
Naaman's on Delaware.

Until November lst, the Tea House
serves hot luncheons, afternoon teas and
chicken dinners. Telephone Holly Oak
227W. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

The Vicnaeed Hunt Club run today
will be from Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel's
place "Nanticoke. hun viii be
a der splendid weather conditions, and
an even better meet than that of last
Saturday IS expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

Mr. Gamble Latrobe is in New York
Tor several days. On her return Mrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

Mrs. c. /. r. Henning was the hostess
for luncheon party al Naaman 's-on-the-
Delaware yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

400 p. m, Friendship Club, tea for The
Board of Directors Of the Y w. G. A.
40 p. m, Meeting of the Advisers Of
Ciuhs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs Frank f. Patterson and
Mis- Frances Patterson expect to 90 down
30 Hopewch, Va, next week for visit TO
Robert Patterson, and TO enjoy the quail
hunting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Abe Chase says We should extend
sympathy to the Monte Vista people
In California who are affected by the
gas famine. 1t seems that Califor-
mia is bone dry on gas and that It Is
going to be up to a few here to send
a bottle or so in order that our
friends may get home. The cars out
there won't run on sea foam and ev-
en- the flivers fail to get very far on
their reputation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mrs. Bland. OF vinccnnes. Ind. is
visiting her relatives. the A. o. Min
er and H. W. Wright families In the
Sargent community. She and her
nephew. Chas. Miner. who recently
arrived here from Chicago. will re-
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Miss Genevieve War;. OF Del Nor
e, died quite suddenly at Mercy
hospital in Denver last week. Miss
War; was n daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Jack War; and had been In
training at the Denver hospital for
two years. She was 81 years OF age
and splendid young lady.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

The town OF Del Norte has can
celled their arrangement with Sam
fenton of Indiana to lead their
oand this summer and have engaged
The services OF Tom Drysdale for
that position.l
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Sam George left Monday night for
his home in Texas. During his visit
here he had secured the interest OF u
number OF people In the promises OF
that country as place to live and
make money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Miss Agnes Woning, of Cheyenne.
Wyoming. arrived Tuesday on Wis
II here with relatives. Miss Woning
is "A niece OF Mrs. Frank Bowdish.
She is a stenographer and expects to
do some work substituting during
her stay here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mrs. Deiss and Miss Katherine
Settlers are staying at the camp up ut
the Farmers Union Reservoir this
veek. and enjoying life.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Elmer Headlee and Frank Con
and others left Wednesday for Gun
nl.on to attend the Cattlemen's Cell
ebra,ion and incidentally to adver-
,lse the Monte Vista Stampede.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mrs. Baird and daughter Mildred.
Miss Faye Minsus and Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Bond spent Sunday In the hills
and attended the Del Norte Chautau.
qua In the evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burgett. Mr..
and Mrs. John Burgett. Mrs. Earle
and daughter Carrie. and Miss Mild
red Cobb spent Sunday at Masonic
Park.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

B.p. Frcelovc Of Pueblo is In
Monte Vista to spend the summer
With his daughter. Mrs. +. J. Adams.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Yes. here we are again bidding you
to school ut Gunnison where you
will enjoy the wonderful climate and
marvel ut the low cost OF living
Teachers. have you never tried IT,
July 18Th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

J. Porter Mitchell came In from
Denver last Saturday morning for n
few DAYS on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mr.. aud Mrs, nrvdsrlch anA Irses
Cobb sssss ! ~ Nv Kw SSSE Il
Piatoso.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Miss Faye Spurlock returned Sun
day morning from Kansas City
where she has been. spending her
months vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mrs. W, ". Gray Of Mosea speat Q
fcw days last week visiting st the
0ruvsf home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

The McDonoald Orchestra has
been engaged for the Stampede and
"cverybody's pleased"
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mfs. Earle and daughter csiste
left Wednesday evening sos caitsors
MIA
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mrs. Earle and daughter Carrss.
Mildred Cobb. Jaaes Proctor aad
George aud John BarGstt spsnt sua.
day at Masonic Park.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, =. MeDaaisl
returned the arst Of the week from .
trip tn Trinidad.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mrs. Short and daughter Ruth.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr.. lrl
casscll wore shopping In Del Norts
Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mis-. Dorothy ssibest 10 spssAiss
tho week and In town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-17

Mrs. Sam Holland rstsrssA hems
last week from Rochester. Miss.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-01-01
LYNDEN CHORAL SOCIETY TO
GIVE NEW YEARS CONCERT

The Lynden Choral Society will
give New Years Concert Thursday
at o'clock at the Christian Reform
ed Church.
The following will be the program ::
Opening = Psalm by Audience and
Prayer.
Chorus--"All Glory, Laud and Hon.
Or" e. Minshall.
Piano Duet. =. =. Selected
Lena Kooyman and Johanna Breen.
Solo, "Out of the Depths 80.
...... :. John Prindle Scott
Jeanette Rutgers
Chorus = 20, How Amiable," M. L..
McPhail.
Male Quartet, "He Included Me-"
..f w,. -. Hamp Sewell
John Maurice De Boer, John
SrsAn, Paul Breen
Duet, Hold Thou My Hand,'
80. =. -. &c. >. Bflegs
Ernestine and Marie Zweegman
Chorus, 1.-The Lord is my Light
:Chas. Edw. frlor
Organ Voluntary -. -.
A. Breen
Collection for Home Mlsslohs
Solo. Before the Crucifix,'
Frank La Forge
Louis A. Helder
Chorus, Jesus Refuge of my Soul,
-. -. =. M. l.. McPP1il
Mixed Quartet, Rock of Ages
Jennie stuurman, Grace oordt, Ar
thur Oordt, Will Eskes
Piano Duet Selected
Lena Kooyman and Johanna Breen
Chorus, abide With Me-" $500.
-. -. -. r. e. DeReef
Duet, "The Palms." 80. ]. Faure
Jeanette Rutgers and Louis Helder
Male Quartet, LET the Lower Lights
BE burning, :. DiISS
John Helder, Maurice De Boer, John
Spaan, Paul Breen
Chorus, Saviour Again to Thy Dear
name, f. H. Bracket
Closing
O. that men would praise the LORD
for his goodness, and for his wonder
full works to the children OF men!-
Psalm 107:S.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-01-01
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the registration books for Precincts
No. 1 and No. 2, Town of Lynden,
Washington, for the registration of
the voters of said town, for the BIZ
ennium beginning January l, 1920,
are now open, and all voters OF said
town can register for said period at
the office of the Town Clerk, Lynden,
Washington, and said registration
books shall remain open during the
biennium. except that they shall be
closed against all original registra-
lions in all state, county or municipal
elections twenty days preceding any
such election to be held in said town.
Published January /, s, Is, 1920.
r. B. LIE coco,
Town Clerk
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-01-01
THE ROYAL WELCHERS,

They forced the game. they stacked tn
cards,
They lost-and scorned to pay.
All honest men expected tt
The bad old Prussian way.
The Day" they launched their Dance
Of Death
The world was filled with woe.
And now the piper must be paid,
But not by them-oh. no!
No longer boastful do they feel.
But mourn within their gates
The billions that they hoped to steal
From these United States.
The whole world was to bow to them.
And we the mist OF ALL
Too high was their Icarian flight,
And deadly was their fall!
So now sneak out to meet your fate,
You Hohenzollerns twain
You Ludendorffs and Hindenburgs
And Mackensens so vain
Won T'rpitz and the whole vile crew,
Step forth in your disgrace,
And at the court of God and man
Meet Justice face to face!
Edward E. Kidder.