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woNAN'S CLUB HAS SOCIAL.

Newport May IL. The Woman :
Club at Newport had delightful time
last evening, 1t social held at the home
al the president, Miss Ella w Johnson.
Al which time the ladies entertained their
husbands and male friends Contents o.
the rainy day bags were used 70 dcfray
expenses I he committee in charge con-
sisted OF Miss Kathryn Price. Mrs. v
\. Mckenncy and Mrs Harper I Webb,
and the following program was furnished
Singing, Pack up Your Troubles,
reading, Mrs George Stuart: selections
hv quartet composed Of Ralph Ruth
Alfred Spence, Clarence Scarborough
and II Warren Garrett; instrumental
solo, Mrs. W y Mckcnney; singing
Garry Me Back 10 Old Virginny: corne'
and piano, Mrs Harry Plerson and Nit
chell Pierson; reading. Miss Nora Stuart
vocal solo, Alfred Spence accompanied by
mandolin and piano; selections by quartet
singing, Keep the Home Fires Burning,
and "Tlpperary; game. plnnlng the tai
on the donkey, prizes won hy II y. Bcrl
and Mrs W \. Mchenney.
The refreshment committee. MrS Irwin
Woodward. Mrs Alfred Craig and Mrs
" i. Groome, provided 3 menu ot CHECKER
salad. finger rolls and olives, ice cream
fancy cakes salted peanuts and coffee
Dancing closed the program.
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Reboboth Beach. May l5.-Hon. Il.
Irving Handy and family OF smyrna Were
here this week at the Bell cottage, recently
purchased by the Handys.
Miss Rose Virden Of Dover Is here Ior
a stav having work done on her cottages
Miss Ethel Pennewill Brown Of
Erederica is spending a week at her cot,
tape in The Pines Miss Brown has rented
her cottage in The Pines to Wilmington
parties. - of
Flint Mich. are here for a stay. MI.
Poyntcr was called home by the death
of his grandfather. Anderson Dodd.
Uoward Stuart of Georgetown has
bought the Frederick j. kinsman cottage,
on Narylnnd avenue. and will bring his
family here for the summer
Mrs. ]. Augustus McCaulley and Miss
Helen NcCaulley of Wilmington are here
Tor tho simmer Mrs McCaulley' 8 house
was moved back this week. They have
hecn quests of Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Doughten.
George Mccullough of Wilmington was
here this week few days. coming down
to look over his property, which Is beng
moved.
Rev and Mrs. Vaughn s Collins are here
for the summer. opening their cottage
Miss Ella Riley OF Wilmington Is spend
ing few days NJ her cottage here, having
some repairing done,
An alarm OF fire was sounded tuesday
afternoon. by the grass and trees being on
fire on the Lake road. For time i looked
as though serious. but the whole town
turned out and prevented spreading OF inc
flames -
Beginning on May y Rehohoth Will
have a post express tram, north and south
between here and Philadelphia.
Monday morning work will begin on the
Rev. and Mrs. Il r. Thompson q
4 Dover came down Thursday night to
spend a few DAYS at their cottage.
Rev. and Mrs Frank Everett. formerly
\ OF Dovnngtown, Pa. spent the week ~
their cottage, entertaining house party
al classmates One minister was from
/ California. one from France. and Rev
II. Moore. returned missionary, spoke
N Epworth NJ f. Church about his mis-
sion work ia Japan His children We're
dressed in native costume.
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o'clock at her late residence, Rev. w. W.
Sharp officiating. Intcrment nj barra't
Chapel.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society held their
monthly meeting ut the parsonage ana
were entertained by Mrs. Thomas Spurry,
Mrs. Harry Patterson and Mrs. w w;
SHARP. A pleasing program whs rendered
under the direction Of Mrs. Burton
Hendricks, after which refreshments we're
served by the hostesses.
Mr. r. v. Cahall entertained the
Woman's Homo Missionary Society a
few evenings ago. An interesting program
was rendered., and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs William Haynes of Phila-
delphia have been spending few days
here with Mrs. Rachel Carlisle.
Mrs. Laura Spurry and grandson, oil
Camden. n. j., are here visiting her
father and mothor. Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
ningham.
DR. and Mrs. ], y. Derrickson have
returned from two-wceks' visit to New
Orleans. The doctor was attending a
medical convention.
James Morris has completed business
course AZ Goldev's Business College, Will
mington. and waa home lew days visit
ing his father. Alonzo Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Carrow spent a
few days in Philadelphia this week;
Mrs. Heitmuller of Washington, ID. C.r
is a guest of Mrs. W w. Wilson
Henry w. Hargadinc has resigned at
cashier of the First National Bank ol
Frederick, 10 take effect June !. tie has
accepted the position of assistant casmeI
of the National Bank of Delaware, II
Wilmington He will be succeeded here
by John Mcbride, at present teller oi thi'
bank. and McBride's place viii be hllee
bv John G.. Darby
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CHFSTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

gt,sciat Correspnn ience of Every Evening
Cbeztertown. Md, May - - Waters
Russell has purchased ~ Alwyn NJ Sulp
the residence on Kent Circle. Chester
town. now occupied BY Clerk Of the oirt
4 Parks Rasin Bedford II litter hns sold
his property On Chester river, near Gift
wharf 10 q W Lawrence for 5000
Two wears ago Mr.. litter purchased this
nroper4y for 20 100 Theodore II Jewell
has purchased from Mr. md Mrs Ralph
~ Barnctt their residence on High street
and viii occupy II the first of next year
During i dispute, on Monday, between
Mr. Marine Superintendent ~ the cotton
mills IN Millington. and two employees
Marine was badly beaten and is now ln
Faston hospital IN 4 critical condition.
Nr Marine was struck with heavy weight
crushing his skull Both men lmphcated
in the assault were taken - 'cntreviiic
iail and held for court
Chcafrrtnwn high school won the fttn
annual track and field championship q
the Kent county public schools A. ne
annual meet Yesterday. Nine schools
competed
Mr and Mrs Henry II khnefelter.
who spent the winter IN Baltimore nave
reriirned ~ their home, Sterling Ford,
near Chcstertown.
Mowbray Cahpel N +. ~undaE Schooi
has elected the following officers George
A Carroll, superintendent. +. ~ Meara
assistant Miss Lillian Dckfrson. sec
retarv. II. y. . Meara. treasurer: BROOKS
Vansant. librarian. Miss Katherine Dick
era0n. organlst.
Joseph BrIce IS enlaTpng the capacity
~ his mills near Ghestertown, ~ ORDER te
increase the output.
Howard Hopkins has been made baggage
master on the Pennsylvania train Il
succeed Olin VanSicc, who Will be trans
ferred To another line.
The quarterly conference of Chester
town Methodist Episcopal Church ha'
increased the salary IF the pastor, Rev
omar f. Jones, two hundred dollars
making the total for this year 5000
Mrs Herbert Pennington q Whining
ton is visiting her parents. Mt ana Mrs
John r. Jester al ChestertoWn-
Richard Haggerty has purchased IN
garage and stock Of II Elmer AtweiI' y
kennedvvlle for $500
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STUDENTS REBEL AT CHAPEL.
Sixty From Washington College Suspend
ed for Week.

Chestertown. Md. MAY II. Three
fourths Of the students Of Washington
College. numbering about 90, were sls-
pended for week yesterday for refusing
to attend chapel exercises IN the morning.
They have been sent 70 their homes.
Among them are several girls and one
senior. named Kaiser, from Baltimore
county.
The penalty was irnposed by the fac
ultv. following what Is said TO have been
concerted action on the part OF the stu
dents 10 absent themselves from the
chapel exercises.
Thursday about thrce-fourths Of the
students were absent from he exercises.
4 special meetin1 Of the faculty was
called in the morning and II was decided
70 give the students second chance
They were notified that the penalty
would be put into effect on any student
absent from special chapel exercise al
I.I5 Thursday afternoon.
When the special exercise was held
only about one-fourth Of the student,
were present. 4 few others had presentec
excuses which were accepted All Other
students we're forthwith suspended By
thp faculty
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, May l5-While adjusting
the machinery in a saw mill Mt Williams,
vile. !. II. Phillips had part OF his hand
severed bv the blade of a planer.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Railroad Co. for the purpose Of eleetng
directors for the ensuing year, VIII ne held
M theGeorgetown office at noon ON Wednes
dav Nav 26. after which trlpoi Inspection
will he made over the lines from George
town to I.ewes and Franklin City, Va
As a result Of the explosion of lamp In
his hro0der house. Benjamin Manlove,
Cedar Creek district, lost his entire flock
Of fowls except four hens
Commencement exercises of Milton
high school will be held on May p The
class i composed Of Misses hclon How
ard IIlv Jefferson Virginia Davidson
Mabel jackson, David and Eldrldgc
Donovan.
While preparing his garden for spring
nIantlnq CAPTAIN r. " Register Icwes.
found copper cent which was mlnted III
I-Qt The vignettc was very plain and
showed that the coin had been used but
little
While irving to escape from being run
over ~ an automobile which was try g
to turn around IN front OF the y" stsf {
4, Millshoro, Mrs Theodore VI BW,yn,
sri missed her footing and fell with such
force that Rhc suffered fracture Of the
leg
: Reddish of Girdletrcc Md. sue
,ccds lanes Il Hammer as assistant rail
road agent At Frankford. this county, III,
latter having been transferred tn Oxford
Md
John II. Argo aged = years farmer q
Cedar Creek district, Il dead as result "i
fall sustained few weeks ago, from which
hc suffered internal injuries,
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NEWS Of 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Funeral of Husband Halted by
Death of Wife, and They Were
Buried Together.
WONdEN'S CLUB HAS SOCIAL
Farmer Falls Down Old Well,
Saved by Wife Who Came to
Bring Him Cookies.
srr Evenings Core spondents.

IRON, Every Evenings Core spondents.
Greenwood May I5.-While working
an abandoned field for cult vatlon tins
wear. Christian Nouman, who owns a
farm near here. broke through into an old
and unused we'll and when found by his
wife was in such an exhausted condition
that he could not have lived much long,
er. Fortunately for Nouman, has wife had
gone TO the field 70 take him some hot
cookies, she had just baked or ne would
have died in the well.
The we'll had been boarded over and
4ben covered with dirt The rotted boards
broke and Nouman fell to the bottom OF
the water, into slime and debris. tie
found place on the side Of the well TO to
hang and called for help. Mrs. Nounan
came ont about that time with the cookies
snd hearing his voice found him. With
rope she managed TO get him out
The we'll was ON the site OF house Whlch
wss burned wears ago and had been for'
gotten. Nouman being a new owner OF the
farm had never been told of the place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

sneelaI Correspondence of Every Evening
Tlkton. Md, May Is Directors q
Tnlop Hospital. Elktou, have appointed
Miss Mabel Larzalcrc superintendent 81
the institution. succeeding Mrs Betliah
AUSTIN. resigned
Announcement i nnde Of the marriage
~ Miss Anne Louise Nagure. SISTER 81
NIra. Henry 4 Warburton of Elkton, to
Wbif,ner forhcs Lathrop q Richmond,
Va Their marriage took place january
Jesse I. Cameron. William r Ryan,
+ REYNOLDS, y 6 Brown and Scott
Wilson have heen elected town colnmls-
alonera for term Of two years u Rlslng
Patrons II flkton high school with Z
petition af over 800 slgners, wore fti"re
the cecil county school board, Tuesday
asking for an appropriation II fniaFR'
the building. winch Is overcrowded
State senator Omar - 1rdthcrs hte
been appointed counsel 70 the county
commissioners. succeeding Hels'er hess
who resigned t. accept the ofhce q tax
asacssaf
Inward Brock. the youth arrested 2
week ago On a charge of passing . worth
less check was given 2 hearing ot ihf
eh4rVH al ftEfAEtltE HtA8 aftFA5Efta
l,tebep and held under $1,000 hail for
Septemt er term % court
sfrs Flora Kelley II Providence ha
placed fine monument n Brook9lev
cemetery. RISING sun. ~ memory oi ne
.an Iar Kelley. who lost his If
on the battle field il France
The electric iigIt company y 1ecIl
ton has placed al order for . ncW enRtn
e. 81 installed Isl august re com
uanv : plant was destroyed hv ire las
December. and tho town has since heet
III darkness
While driving INTO CeclIton, Yesterday
n motorcycle crashed INTO the carriaF
81 William Luthringcr nc Vehicle ~.
denolsbed and the motorcycle damaged
No person vas injured.
Ms Emma Griffith Of Chesapeak
CITY has secured D position n Baltimore
Mr. ! II kimble and daughters wi
entertain the Women Home Missionar
Society of Port Deposit at their home
the latter town. his afternoon.
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HOUSE BOWS To VETO.
r.;,. a. pas. Augmentation Bill over
Wilson : Objection.

Washington. Mav IL ~ House YES
tsrs!av failed 70 override the President :
veto ii the Legislative Executive and
Judicial Appropriation bull h' Neto
was 10 IL -
H. IN, senate senator ~moot Repub-
lir4n tah. whose amendment caused
the veto. lepiored he President seton,
He .aie hc was convinced maj me if'9i-
I}enf WIS thoroughly misiniormed re-
sardiug the character and effect Of the
amendment and that his information
eaIn,. from Roger " Bahson and others.
Who have been attacking the Joint PRINT
ing Committee.
The only break in party lines on The
vote was fye Democrats Galllvan and
OInev. Massachusetts >lsson. Mls<ls-
slppi: Lea. California; and sSans. fs, ! NJ =
- override the veto Randall, California.
prohibitionist. and Keller, Minnesota
INDEPENDENT also voted With the Repuo-
heans
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DELAWARE BOYS COMPETING.
Fourteen College Athletes in Middle States
Championship.

Newark. May 15.--Fourteen Delaware
College athletes are competing IN the
Middle States championship field ana
track meet at Rutgers College THIS
afternoon. Coach LeCato and Manager
Kite, in charge of the squad left Newark
late Yesterday afternoon and spent
last night in Trenton. They went TO kut-
gers. which il located at New Bruns"ick,
this morning 80 the men could work out
a little ON the field before the meet.
Those in the squad and the events they
will compete in follow 100 yard dast--plt,
man; 30 yard dash, Pitma u, iebo ana
MeaInlen 40 ward dash, IIarner and
Smith: $50 yard dash, Lilly: one mile
run. Christfie1d two milo run, Joe Wilson
aud Pat IIoey; discus, Loose and Grny
Carter; javelin, Loose and Humphreys
pole vault, Mcdonnell; high jump, Ar
IIick L..
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KILLED LAUGHING AT BANDIT.
Thought Hands Up" Demand Was
Friendly Joke

Mahanoy City Pa, May - Masked
70 the eyes with handkerchicfs, two mer
with drawn rovolycrs entered the rad
house ~ Lewis Diudolfcr. iotUeen hs
city and Hazleton. ~ 10 o'clock Thurslnt
night, and when he proprietor refused
70 treat q command of hands NJ ."r-
iously. they shot him IN fhe back I,.u-
doffer died later 10 the Coaldale Hgs-.'ai
Bartender Sam Miller and several pa'r1ne
who were in the barrCDm ~ thc time 81.
caped unhurt The roDbefs rdcd 'he lat
register and got way with 23G
Miller says Dindofcr ,hoGgh' TIE h1al
M was being staged hy two of his fr.rI n
M a Joke and laughed even after 'he Bgt
began firing and the shots went wild III
walked out 81 the room and came ta,.
laughing only n fan with bullet
back state police and other oHioer t-
seeking he rurdoTerg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
GOIDSROROUGH GAINS.
Given Seven More Votes by Recount and
Wicomiro Counties.

Salisbury, Md, MAY Is BY the re-
count which started in Wleomico county
Yesterday, T Allan Gol1sborough gained
seven Hilton " Robertson's majority
of 5s7 in the county was ciit down 10 500.
The recount has not been finished, seven
districts yet remaining 10 be counted.
The count will be finished tomorrow
\ dispatch from Eaaton says Colds
borough gained three by the recount ~
Talbot county Ills majority there y
increased from 267 to 30 The recount
in Somerset county Yesterday gave Colds
borough m additional three votes The
result of the recount 81 far, then, IS q
GAIN of l3 votes for tioldsborougb
The recount in Worcester county vii
take place on Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
YOUNGEST AVIATOR
IN UNITED STATES
Distinction Goes TO Billy" Bur
ton Of Dover, Five Years Old
Who Flew With His Father.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. May -. To tho 6ve-year-old
con Of DR. G.. A. Burton, a Dover dentist,
a particularly bright boy, belongs the
distinction OF being the youngest person
10 take an aoroplane fight IN tho United
States
Billy Burton, NJ he is well known IN
Dover. accompanied his father IN an
aeropIapo trip here one day recently in
the Jazz Baby" aeroplane, owned and
operated by Hugh Mckay, who had his
plane here on exhibition in aid Of the
carnival Of Walter L. Fox Post, American
Legion. the post being given percentage
Of the receipts Of trips made in the air
The Youngest child in tho world to
make such d trip was the three -and-a'
balf-ycar-old boy Of French aviator
the fight taking place IN France.
Young BILLY Burton stood the triI
we'll and was in no way frightened, moi
did he suffer any bad effects from hii
rise - three thousand feet in the air
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
HAIRcuTs JUMP TO so CENTS.
New York BARRIERS Agree to Advance
Price 10 Cents.

New York, May 15.-NeF Workers
probably will wear this hsir longer this
season. That H., they may wear III. sanis
hair for a longer interval between hafiCuis
for the price, il was announced today. IS
~ be Cd cents instead 81 - cents, ~ ~
present.
Whislxer styles will not 10 materially
affected, az the men arc likely fgr 'he
most part 10 remain clshn ahayen. for
the price of shave is 10 continue a.
20 cents for O time. shhmpooz and
rnassages are 10 be 35 cents ins,cad II a
quarter, and oil shnppoos 30 cents i1-
stead Of 40 cents.
These price advances were agreed ~
by the Eastern district Master Barbers'
Association on demand II the Journey
men BARRIERS. 4 salary increase ~ sS5
y week also was granted The tonsoYiaI
artists
The master BARRIERS also we're consider
ing demands 20 share al of their receipt
over s45 a week with their employrs On
a $3.50 basis, half hour loss 2ork daily
an hour lcss on Saturday. an hour and O.
half for lunch, one day ~ wsek urd
hnlf day on Sunday
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bv the children: singing Of the nationai
anthem: recitation, 'Lincoln's Gettys-
burg Address "Tenting Tonight by
a quartet: address, Hon. Josiah Marvel:
Taps will be sounded by trumpeter and
a firing squad will fire the usual salute.
All children and fraternal organizations
are asked to be prompt in assembling, and
TO cooperate in trying TO get out their
full membership. The parade will be
composed of the following bodies: The
band, troops and detachment from the
hospital corps, Fort du Pont; all children
from this locality. marshaled by the prin-
cpsl of the schools. aided by his teachers
the uniformed members of the Red Cross
workers and fraternsl organizations
Delaware City's Civil War veterans
will be escorted to the ceremonies by q
guard composed of World War veterans
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford. May l5-The schooner Black
bird. Captain T.. H. Brinsfield. master,
has arrived in this port loaded with l57
tons OF soft coal for Grecnabaum Bros,
pea Gamers.
The strawberry syrup plant Of Morgan
& Townsend, will begin operations next
week on Southern strawherrles, which
will be shipped here IN carload lots.
The degree team OF Washington Camp,
No. 20. :. of A.. this town, will visit
Georgetown. next Tuesday evening
and confer degrees on about 25 candidates
The team has been invited 10 Middle
town /, confer degrees on a class there,
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ORGAN RECITAL.

Newark, May Is Gcorge Henry Day
chorister and organlst at ST Johns Epis-
copal Church Wilmington gave an organ
recital before large congregation IN i.
Thomas z. L. Church. last night The
program was as follows:
Part March Russes. Schminke;
Minuet inc Beethoven In the Morning.
Greg; Asses Death Grieg; Concert Z
Caprice. kriser Grand Choeur, Gull
mant.
Part 2-"Tocatta and Fugue in =
Minor. Bach: Spring Song MendeIs-
sohn: Meditation, Sturges; Swedish
Wedding March. Soderman -Humor-
esque. Dvorak, Thanksgiving. Dem.
arrest. 4 silver offering was taken at tht
door.
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GoLDEY NINE WINS.
Take Game on Southern Trip From
Franktovn. Va. Club.

Franktogn. Va MAY ID Tho Goldey
College nine from Wilmington. Del,
ON thc,r southern tour played the Frank
town Masgawadox High School tenn to-
dav defeating Them ~ a score II / I to
4 Isrnberp pitcher for the Goldey
team. did some very good work me
High School boys also made some ez-
cellcnt plays
The northern team will play the final
game IL their southern series at Cape
Charles against the Cape Chariea nlnc
next weok after which they win return
10 Wilmington
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STILL WEARING THE RED ROSE

Dover. MAY 15.-AIrs Msry K. Allen,
vino conducts the news stand al the rail-
road station here, and who was reported
in Wednesday nights Every Evening as
being opposed 70 equal suffrage and be-
cause of that fact threatened with boy
colt if she insisted on wearing the red
rose, desires il known that she is still
wearing the emblem Of the Anu's and
expects to continue wearing II. The only
reason she discarded the rose for day or
SO, she says, was that she had been inform
ed that suffrage had passed, and think
ing that settled the matter, left the rose
of. On learning 10 the contrary, she re-
placed the red rose and declares she ex-
pects to continue 10 wear #.
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WALES HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
Car Flirts With Preeipice But Ergissh
Heir kepns Cool

[ondon. Nav I5 The Prince
Wales had y narrow esrape yesteTday n
C,reyno,ith. New Zealand vhile faoror-
,ag IN \ narrow dangerous road -.ir--
M 4 ravina fl Bkler Gorge according
to di-patch - the Central News
Az one t0int he rear wheel NJ ne
Prince motor car actually aIHE yer
the gorge and tho earth gave vaF RI
motor ear, however. quickly recovered.
The Prince dId not turn hair, fhe di.-
patch adds.
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DEATH FROM ANTHRAX.

Georgetown, May l5.- James p south
ard. wear old son Of Harry { Southland.
merchant OF Lincoln. died on Tuesday
from what is believed by many:o be an
thra<, as the childs body was badly
swollen
MANY cattle died N that section of the
county several months ago Of anthrax.
Another child is III from the strange
nalady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
EMORIAL DAY
AT DELAWARE CITY

Delaware City, May l5.-Memoria
Day will be observed at Delaware City on
MONDAY. Nav 81, with appropriate exer-
cises. The address will be delivered by
Hon. Josiah Marvel. Arrangements are
being completed for parade and deco
ystion of the graves with the usual exer-
The narade uilI form III the foot Of
Clinton street and proceed to Delaware
CITY cemetery. where the following cxer-
cjses will take place Music bv the Fort
du Pont EaTd decoration 0t the graves
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PARROTS FOOD SAVE CREW
Sailors of Damaged Schooner Lived -
Birds Cracked Corn.

Tos Angeles, CAL. May l5 Parrap'
food sawed -he ivcs of the rrew oi 'he
schooner yacht III 'ncaq rhlrh has lIg'
reached BaIioa, near here after an ld-
ventureol7 passage from New 1ork.
according II Captain J.. = II Dec
Wilson
The craft cleared sandy Hook De sTr-
Ter h. wss damaged by gales before 4
reached the Panama Canal and lef' ths
tropics nor'hward bound with ? heavr
cargo of parrots, Wilson said Fhe-
>arne ralrns and head winds Until IN
food supplies were exhausted and th'
crpw was forced ~ eat the cracked cs~'
taken along for the parrots