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The daily times., 1921-08-15

come OH the field, and Will be given
the same chance to workout as the
older and more experienced athletes
This VIII give the physical instructor
.nose men To work with ON the field,
fl riding all Il better opportunity to
make football players Of real ability.
This early practice is TO give all the
boys an even chance to learn the fan
damentals of the game.
Manager "Bnl' Sharpe of lest
wears eleven and Captain Waldo
stated yesterday that it was the be-
lief Of the students and the local
football fans, that Wilson High grid
iron representatives this season,
would be creditable, to say the least
The daily times., 1921-08-15
COURSE IN MOVIES
INTRODUCED AT COLUMBIA.

New York, Aug. 13.-Columbia
University students are going ION
location" and will film reel or two
Of "snow stuff" this winter as part
of a new course in the movies, the
first of the kind given in the United
States.
There will be studio work as we'll
in the mechanical end of the busi-
ness, with the production of photo
play written by one of the students.
The mysteries of the newest of the
arts will be laid bare in the course.
Those who desire to learn continuity
writing and how to keep the action
going fast and furious while the au
dience learns the captions by heart
will be led by the hand through the
mazes of the what and why OF the
professional movie world
The creation of situations and
crises Will not be neglected. The logic
of emotionally satisfactory endings
will be explained. The principles OF
visual appeal, the hurtling custard
pie, the glycerine tears, the closeup.
the fadeaway, the surefre tricks, the
entire art of arousing and sustaining
the spectators interest will be turn
ed inside and out and back again for
those taking the course.
For those who have a knowledge
of the elements of the movies there
will be opportunity to learn the
The daily times., 1921-08-15
By Altman

of Wilson. Sharp and Waldo. report
the following temporary schedule:
Roanoke Rapids at Wilson, Sep>
tember 10.
Wilson at Roanoke Rapids. Sep
tember II.
Wilson at Kinston. September "a.
kinston at Wilson. October L.
Goldsboro at Wilson, October 8.
Wilson at Goldsboro, October 15
Wilson at Wilmington, October %.
Raleigh at Wilson. October %.
Wilmington at Wilson, November
s.
Wilson at Raleigh, November H.
New Bern at Wilson, November
The daily times., 1921-08-15
NOTICE-LAND SALE

Under and by virtue Of a deed of
rust dated March 29th, 1920, execut-
d by Carol B. Harris and wife.
liza Harris, to the undersigned, and
,ecause of default made in the pay
ment of the note therein secured, I
will ON
The daily times., 1921-08-15

uses of symbolism, m,-Maeterlinck'
and everybody decentralization of
setting, and pictorial composition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
pico. Mexico. is with his family in

pico. Mexico. is with his family in
Bethel
A contribution OF sos has been
raised BY the public school childron
OF Laurel for the relief OF Chinese
famine sufferers
The Ladies' Aid Society, Of Mt.
Pleasant Church viii hold ita annual
picnic Saturday afternoon, June Is.
on the church lawn.
Miss Mary Stripping, teacher In
laurel high school. returned to her
home in Dover Plains, N. y. ycster-
day to spend the summer months.
Misses Lottie and Kate Ralph, who
have been employed in West Virginia
are home for the summer with their
parents. on the Nut Ridge farm.
Local members Of the Tall Cedars
of Lebanon attended the smoker In
Salisbury. Md, last evening. given by
Eastern Sho' Forest. Arrangements
were made for holding n ceremonial
in Salisbury. this month.
willard L. Deputy is making q
business trip to points in Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
LAUREL COMMENCEMENT.

Laurel. June s.--Commenoernent ex-
sgrises ~ Laurel public schools wrrs
held. Tuesday evening, in Waller
Theatre. Tho 'foral gifts 10 the gradu-
ates We're % beautiful design. ana
made very pretty spectacle witt
the STAKE decorations.
The program Invocation, Rev. W
/. Hoffman sssiutatory. THE Deia-
ware Indians" Alyce Watson; music
Seaford orchestra: third honor essay
The Pathhnders" Nellie Pusey
lass address. The business OF ths
Public school" Dr. Charles Calvert
Wills. Juniata College. Huntingdon
Pa. valedictory. Changes and
Growth In n~lsv1re state Govern
merit" Earle James. presentation q
diplomas. ]. q. Adams. benediction
scx. W. q. Bennett.
fNuiio~ring the exercises, the grsdu-
Ating class and faculty adjourned tC
the Laurel House. where a banquet
was served.
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Commencement or
NEWARK HIGH SCHOOL
Twenty Graduates Will Receive
Diplomas Tonight, With In
teresting Exercises.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, Jure o. Josiah Marvel ~
Wilmington will make the address %
The graduates at the annual commence
ment exercises Of Newark High school
to be held IN the Opera House tomorrow
night The graduating class viii number
20 and diplomas viii bo awarded by DR.
Walter ri. Steel president II the Board
~ Education. Music for the occasion
viii be furnished by the Hiob School Or
eheafra. the Mandolin Club and The
Girls Glee Club.
The class speakers will be Sara PEN
1ington 9nd Courilaud fiOughteu.
Class day exercises were held IN Wolf
Hall. last night The members of The
graduating class are Evelyn Carpenter,
Dorothy Cooper, Charlotte Dayette
Anna Frazer, Dorothy HoHecker, Hazel
Kennedy, Betilah Law, Elizabeth Min-
ner, Sara Pennington, Margaret Rupp,
Celeste saTnmons, fIelea SchWars1.
Victor Armstrong. leroy Crompton,
Earle Evans, Cotrtland Houghien, JohH
MAYER, John MacAiurey, Ernest Mill.
ken and Royal Sanborn.
Several of the teachers of this ycai
have resigned, among them Miss Made
leine Rnby, eighth grade Demonstration
teacher, who goes TO ClaymOnt nexi
school year. Also Miss Katherine lIeisnr
who will be married the latter part 81
the month to Lieutenant Stanley LOOMS
of Meshoppep, Pa Lieutenant fgoomil
graduated from the University Of Della.
ware last year tie left college duriai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

DelsWare City, June "a lawn festi-
val viii be held at the Presbyterlan
Chapel, Friday evening, beginning OF 6
O'Clock, by the Boy Scouts and Girls
Community Clubs The receipts will be
for the benefit of summer camps The
scouts are planning TO csmp on the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal, July i
10 July 25, after which the Girls Com
munity Club will take over the camp
until August /.
Mrs. Elwood Williams of Port Penn
gave luncheon at her home, yesterday
To the following guests: Mrs. Amanda
Williams OF Wilmington, Mrs- Robert
George Of Middletown, Mrs. Earl Pleas
anton of Mscdonough, and Harry
Faunce and son, Lindsey, of Port Penn.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union OF Port Penn met last evening at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faunce.
Mrs. William Hildebrand and grand
son, William Cox, pre- spending week
in Atlantic City with her brother, Syl-
vanus Fsunce.
Captain and Mrs. Mausrnan of Fort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
TWO NOTABLE SPEAKERS.
Dr.. Phelps at University of Del.
and Mrs. Schoonmaker at
Women's College.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, June 9.-Dr. William Lyon
Phelps, Lampson Professor of English
Literature at Yale University, will make
the address at the Mems College com
mencement on the university campus at
1890 o'clock Monday morning. He has
held the Lampeon professorship at Yale
since 1901 DR.. Phelps is writer of
note aud is also an eloquent speaker
Mrs. Nancy M Schoonmaker of Hart
ford, Conn, will be the commencement
speaker at the Women's College, Mon
day afternoon. Her subject will be:
f'The Old Trail and the New Road" At
this time Mrs. Schoonmaker is serving
as consulting director of citizenship for
the States OF Connecticut, New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island and Vermont. She
served as the head Of the first Citizenship
Department set up by the Women's
organizations in America. She studied
at the University of Transylvania, Ken
tucty, the Universities OF Chicago, Har-
ward, and the Sorbonne, France. Also,
she is a noted author
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
BRIDGEyILLE NOTES.

Budgeville. June 9.-H. =. Cannon
and sons large canning factory here was
closed, Yesterday after being open ten
DAYS for the pea season. The season WAS
very short and the yield not large, but
the condition Of the peas when harvested
WAS excellent.
Mrs. Ambrose Cannon entertained
st dinner, YESTERDAY, III honor of Miss
Clara Dilworth of Berlin, Md. Among
the guests were: Mrs. Salle Wiley of
Seaford. Mrs. Howard Corey Of Cannon,
Mrs. Harvey Mycr, Miss Belle Ricards
and Mrs. John Jacobs Of Bridgeville.
Mrs. Mather Rankin and two children
BETSY and Julia, have returned 20 their
home in Hartford, Conn, after spend
ing three weeks Mt Edgewood as guests of
Mrs. Elms Gray, mother of Mrs.
Rankin They were accompanied home
bv Miss Maudc Sudlcr
MIR. and Mrs. Ii. i. Cannon are on q
motor trip TO Carlisle and Marietta, Pa.
Mr.. Cannon attended the commence
ment exercises of Dickensun College.
At Marietta They will spend few
davs with their daughter, Mrs. Heison.
Mrs. Harry Anderson, is at the Metho-
dist Hospital, Philadelphia, where she
underwent an operation, last week.
Mrs. f. H. Hoffman and daughter,
Marion Lucy of Newark, y. j., are
spend;ng the week here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Jones. Mr.
Hoffman will be accompanied home by
her mother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
RICHARDSON PARK.

Rrhsvdsrn Park. June 9.--Owners
of IN. hands ssirtrng the mill rnca
along du pont Road have constructed
heavy wire fence along the water
way. as a protection To young chill
drsn.
Flower thieves have made their ap-
pearancs here and property owner
are threatening dire things TO anyone
caught stealing their flowers. Among
thos-e who report their beds being
stripped is Georg. Pierce OF Elmhurst
Tn. Reduction In building materials
has induced several lot owners here
60 begin work on dwellings. Five or
Eix neW homes are being constructed
IN Elmhurst and Elsmere by J. NJ. Ul-
ner The building boom has provided
employment for mechanics living in
this section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

cu Pont are making twentv-day tour
of the country by automobile.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety OF ST. Georges will hold u meeting
this evening at the home OF Mrs. Clara
Batten
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M. j..
Church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
James Portham, this evening.
Miss Frances Rowe, who has been
i'll at her home for the past two weeks, Is
able TO be out.
The following traffic passed through
| The canal Yesterday Tug Corinthia, tow
| ing barge Champlain, loaded with pine
logs, from Virginia to Philadclphia; tug
Harry B. Mills, towing barge Anna
| New York TO Baltimore, j. II. Wright,
loaded with stone, Baltimore to VIII
mington.
Harold Moody, the seven-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Moody aston
shcd several persons yesterday when
he bravely faced and stopped runaway
horse on Adams street. The lad re-
ceived 20 cents as reward from the
owner of the wagon.
| Mrs. Joseph Bargcr gave party
last evening to her mother, Mrs. Rowe,
III honor OF her fifticth birthday amt
versary. The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs,
Samuel Barger daughter and son, Aman.
da and Victor; Mrs. Joseph Butler and
Miss Mary Lizear.
Mrs. Eugene Robinson, formerly. oi
this place and daughter of MIR. and Mrs
James Alfrec, died at her home Ill
Smyrna, Tuesday.
Miss Edna Coalc a teacher IN the
Middletown public school, has returned
10 her home, here for the summer.
For service support Bus line from
your town TO Wilmington. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

be held this evening at o'clock at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J..
Kite at Baldton.
On Saturday afternoon at 3i5 the
New Castle Athletic Arsociation baae-
bnll team Will play the First NJ. r.
tram Of Wilmington.
Last evening n large number Of
member. of st. Johns Lodge. No. 3.
A. II. q A. NJ. after lodge session at
tended a banquet held at the Hotel
Louise.
This evening the members of Cesar
Rodney Chapter. No. \. Order OF the
Eastern Star, will meet In the lodge
rooms Of the Masonic Temple.
parnfsln. WINK for preserving. &c lb.
y. Challenger a Son. Prescription
pharmncists---Ad
A demonstration Of an electric wash
ing machine was Inade IN tho home
economies department of the High
School yesterday afternoon by o VIII
minnton representative.
yictroIas and records. Bridgewater
ADV.
Oakley Eskridge. Earle Scott. VIII
lard Kicking, ogden Wise md John
Lennon have received their 100 per
cent duty pins for punctuaiity and
attendance during the last three
months of the aeout year. Scout
master Edward II. Nayior, Jr., requests
that all scouts who desire to attend
csrsar Rodney camp file their names
nt. once.
skeeter skoot. csc bottle. r.. chal-
lenger Son, Prescription Pharma-
eists4 ADV.
This evening n strawberry festival
will he held on the lawn Of the First
Baptist Church.
Apartments for rent in the Louise
Apply TO John Ries. the premises
Adv.
Arthur Discroll is spending sev-
ernl Days ms a guest OF his parents
aud friends in New Jersey.
Irwin w Kirk is spending several
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
TO IMPROVE PUBLIC PLOT.

Lewes, June AT the last meeting of
the Lewes Civic Association, a letter from
Hon. David T. Marvel was read and
plans submitted for beautifying the plot
IN front of the post office, where the old
fort stood. At present there are four
unmounted cannon and the monument
which the Daughters Of the War of 1872
presented TO Lewes to commemorate
The good work done in that war.
The other two cannon are beng used
as corner posts.
The new plans would terrace the plot,
plant flowers and shrubbery, mount the
cannon, and properly place the monu-
ments, at the approximate cost OF s., 600.
Part of this sum Mr. Marvel thinks he
can raise but thinks the town ought 10
proffer aid, both in money and labor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, June q.-past State Coun-
cillor A. II. Caulk and staff of the Jr
O. u. A. NJ, will visit American Flag
Council, No. 2S, of this town, June 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w Gray will
celebrate their fifticth wedding ami
versary, next Wednesday, when re-
ccption will be held.
The annual lawn festival of st. John S
RC. Church will be held on the church
lawn on the evenings of June i6, IL and
is
Mrs. Levi X. Bowen entertained yes
terday afternoon, Mt her home on Depot
Road. in honor OF Miss Margaret
Groves. whose engagement TO Mrs.
Rowen's son, knowles k. Bowen, was
announced recently.
W. Terry Mitchell, son OF DR. Samuel
G. Mitchell, former President OF Della
ware College, is visiting friends IN
Newark and will remain for commence
ment. He IL on his WAY from Boston
Tech. where he is studeat, to the
home of his parehts in Richmond, Va.
Or and Mrs. G.. B. Pearson arc at
tending the annual meeting oi the
American Medical Association, Ia Bos-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs William J. McAvoy are
spending the summer at the summer
home of Mrs. McAvov's father, Charles
l.afcrty. near Newark.
Miss Margaret Cook has returned
from Cedar Crest College, where she has
been teaching, and will spend the sum
mcr with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W II Cook.
Xeterans Of Foreign Wars will give a
dance in the armory on the night Of
June 2l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Civic Association Asked TO Con-
sider Improvement Of Post
office Plot at leWes.
TO PROMOTE TOWNS GOOD

r'rem Every Evenings Corresnondent-
Milford, June a.--rpon invitation OF
Rev. Thomas v. wineate, rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church, the ministers
of Milford met az Christ Church rec
tory. Monday morning. for confer
encn and aorial hour, Matter in
terost relative o. town ana were
discu~acd and an organization of the
eicrgy of the town was effected. Rev.
Wingate was elected presidcpt OF the
association Cor one year and Rev. Mir.
Dryden secretary and treasurer, The
Asaocistion voted Co meet regularly
ON the second Monday of each month
st n O'clock. excepting during July
and AuruNt. at the residences of the
differunt menhcrs, in order.
The ohicct of the Association Is 10
promote a better spirit OF co-opcra- :
tion and friendship among the differ
ent denominattons of the town, and
To ,s~k a. elevate the moral tone of
the community hy joint action, and 60
assist. hy cooperate action. IN solving
the various problems that confront
the individual Clergymeu in their
work.
II was devid.Sl that for the hest in
forests III the town and it's churches
not to hold the combined union open
air ve=psr services on sunday nights
durtng the summer. such services not
proving ef any practical value In the
PAST two wears. when they we're held
as an experiment,
Rev. Mir. Jacobs extended an iuvi-
tation e. the Association 60 meet with
him ia September. AZ the close of the
session a delightful luncheon was
served hy the wife ~ the host.
fhosc present and forming the AS
saetAtion were REV Henry 1. Bum
.fein pastnr Of First preshN terra u
church Rev Francis y. Fitzpatrick, i,
81 fuhns Roman Catholic Church; ;
Rev charles T., Dryden. First Meth
r,isst Protestant ChurNh, Rev. sam
url a. Welch First Baptist church.
Rev nisstan W Jacobs Avenue
Methodist lspiacop,l Church. ReV.
T'hama. \. winratc. Christ r. Z.
tihuFrh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
NEWS or MILFORD.

Milford June 2 Rev Disstou w
Jacobs pastor ~ Avenue NJ. r.. ChurC b
spent TUESDAY in Dover attending q
meeting II the trustees of Wesleyan
Collegiate Institute.
Miss pnruthy ~ Paige pc New
nritsin. Conn. is spending few DAYS
here 4 guest - Dr and Mrs. John q
sharpe
rhnhp Marvel. senior year stu
dent AZ the University of Delaware
has returned 90 his home here for the
summer vacation. and viii assume a
position with the state Highway Com
mission during that period.
rhe s~cond of a SERVES 90 eight
Eanles between Dover and Milford
baseball teams Will L. played on the
l,x-al diamond, saturday afternoon al
o.Clck There is strong rivalry be-
tween these two teams.
Mrs. stamford Marvel and daughter
Miss Emily Marvel OF Dover are here
Nisitink Mrs. Marvel's parents. Mr.. ans
Mrs Frank Y. Truitt.
Miss FRA ncas French OF Chester. Pa
has been visiting Miss Elizabeth Webb
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas v. wingate
spent Tuesday st Milton. guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas N. Douglas Of that
town.
Al a meeting % Odd Fellows in Ar
mary Hall. Past Grand Master. Y
Arthur Derrickaon made plea fol
the PROPOSED new Odd Fellows Home
and a collec tion was taken up. about
sts6 t-sing realized.
CHRIST church Guild held its regular
monthly m-etinr, last evening. At thS
rertory, After a business session this
bost~za. Mr~. wingate. served refresh.
uaents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

days ns a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Del
bert Kirk of Philadelphia.
Levy Court has required all tax col
Iectors for the yenrs 1919 and 1920 Y
proceed against all delinquent tas
payers. within 10 days from June the
fst. This includes Holloway Terrace
Minauudair and New Castle Hundred
William w. Leach, Collector -~Ady
Mrs. Hetty cauik of Wilmington II
spending several days as gueHt 81
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry jacobs
This evening tho members Of Friend.
ship Lodge. No. 3. Ancient order q
United Workmep, viii meet in tbs
Town Hall.
One OF our big specials, 2h III. boo
OF samoset Chocolates for si.51, Fri
day and Saturday only. y. Challenger
q Son. Prescription pharmaciatst-~A Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

The first application of Howard's S But
termilk Cream will astonish you. The
dullest most hfeless complexion is turned
to radiant beauty and red or rough hands
or arms made snowy white, yet there is
not the slightest sign of It's use 1t
actually yanixhes from sight and the most
heated atmosphere will not produce the
least shininess or greasineeS OF the skin
No matter whether you are troubled with
a poor complexion. wrinkles puniness
around the eyes. crows feet or lines
around mouth, or Just a simple roughness
OF the face hands or arms caused by wind
or sun. you will find that these troubles
will quickly disappear with the use Of
Howard's Buttermiik Cream.
To prove this TO your complete satisfac-
tion get a package today at any first-class
drug or toilet goods co1uter. Insist on
Howard's Buttcrmilk Cream, no other
Cream can take its place. III you cannot
obtain send 10 cents silver or stamps for
generous trial package Of Cream and Soap
20 Howard Bros Company. x57 Wash
Ing ton street. Buffalo. N. y. j. M
Eckerd can supply you,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09

the war md was wounded uhlh NJ ~
nsrvirr ~ Frnncf fir then rfiufreV
and finished his oduca'i0n !
Bids viii fe opened, this afternoon \
the Academy Buliding. ~ he lfnfd A
fducatiOn for the sale ~ slSy yp ~
per cent achop! bonds Tho bids mlsi I
least 10 ~ par before thc isaldn aau
~,id. With The money io ~ defivr(
from the salf III The bonds Aid hat a
~ received from fbe Pierre iu lfsl
fund, 10 n proposed ~ erect a fnurlf 4
high school bullfina or lani Alfen.
purchased, 90 South tfadems sfin
Tho annual schooi election ~ Napr.f'
special district viii hr held aairds,
~ next week There VII hf hli 1f.
warranty and aa " Harrison Gmt i4
incumielt b. the only canddate Ia.
election viii bt unanimous
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LEwES NOTES.

J,ewes. June 9. Mrs. Nettie Raught
left Tuesday morning for Essex Fels,
y. j., 20 be present at the graduating
exeulses Of kingslev school
Her son, Roland, is among the grad
uates After remaining few DAYS m
New York CITY she and Roland will mo.
tor TO their home in Lewes, where he Will
spend part of his vacation.
Captain William Edward Tunnel lett
Yesterday morning for Chincoteagle and
Cape Charles on tour OF inspection Of
coast guard stations.
Miss :. Marshall, who has been quite
i'll. is &c ting better.
Miss Clara West is quite Ill at her
home in Iewes. Her sister, Miss Lena
who broke her hip many weeks ago =
beginning 10 60 about on crutches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
WOMEN GRADUATES.

Newark, June o.-SiSteen young
womea will graduate from the Women s
College, Monday, rs follows
AlphonSa Met Connor Anderson. huth
Emma Bennett, Madeline hhrfiet'
Dixon. Marie Herne Locates, Edna
Ellen Pratt, katherine stevens, Lillian
Lewis Thornley,, Anne Van SAINT, Bertha
LaTour Welcome, Helen chase fisner,
Marion Grathn, Anne LOUIS hitr, ! ar
dele Williams, Wmifred Hanchett, D. >.
Buckingham and Margaret troves'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Rummagp Sale for Hospital.

Everything is in readiness for the
rummage sale to be held tomorrow and
Saturday morning at 30S King street
for the benefit of the childrens ward
Of the Delaware Hospital. This ward,
one of the most important in the hos
pital. is in need of extra funds and the
committee in charge hopes the sale
will be well patronized.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
DfATH or MRS. j. b. FOARD.

Middletown, June 3.--Mrs. Rebecca
Iioulden Foard. wife OF jefferson q
Foard. died at her nome in Middle.
town. this morning at $50 O'Clock
She had bcen in poor health for sew.
sr1 years. but was suddenly strick-
en- and grew rapidly worse
Funeral services will be held or
Monday, the time and place % be an.
nonncod later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-09
Dance 10 Aid slsa Man.

The Friendship Firc co.. ha|f 80
ccasfui dance lu ihf nfe ban rnt2
and Tatnan streets lasf night ~
proceeds ere io b. turned over OIL nIr>
uam ID. Cora0n. mrmhtr m NJ
Fame CO.. who has noeu W lH d
Delaware Hospital far Two W. -
More than ESQ persons attended