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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-25
UItimaS infOrmaCi0-
nGS aCerCa del mer-
CadO de azdCaf
CabIegrama de Nueva York:
"Mercado sostenido. Ventas de azu
car de Puerto Rico $4 / 8 elf. Com
pradores $4%
Aztlcar refinada $780,
s1TUAcroN DEL MERcADo

Las evoluciones en- ell mercado azu-
veg de prestar estimulo alguno, nj ha
habido tampoco indicaciones de que la
depression Sc haya terminado. Sc han
registrado bajas adicionales tanto en-
ell azucar refnado, sin estimular los
pedidos, y Sc deja, sentir mas certeza
de que los consumidores distribui-
dores intentan mantener SUI politica
conservadora y efectuar compras sola-
mente seg1n 10 requieran sus necesida-
des. Mientras que La mayorfa del CO.
mercio sostiene un estado de amino
pesimistico, sintiendo que solamente
los pedidos activos y renovados por Ell
azdcar refnado, pararia la depression
en- ell mercado, es evidente que un
acrecentado ntimero comienza a tomar
en- consideration las comparativas ba-
jas cotizaciones que ahora rigen y es-
tan vigilando las evoluciones mas de
cerca.
Mientras que ell mercado del aziicar
crudo ha estade muy quieto, y Sc ha
hecho comparativamente un pequehp
volumen de negocios, los precios han
bajado todavfa mas durante La sema-
ma. Debido que los pedidos por ell
azticar refinada han continuado de una
manera muy lenta, los refinadores Sc
han contenido en- efectuar compras de
az1cares crudos, con respecto los te-
nedores muestran una aumentada an
siedad concerniente a la reduction de
sus existencias.
Sc ha notado que los pedidos han
mejorado un POGO por los azdcares con
derechos pagados, debido el hecho de
que estos azdcares pueden usarse mas
ventajosamente para llenar pedidos de
exportaci6n para refinar. Los intereses
canadenses han estado mostrando un
aumentado interes comprador, pero no
Sc han dado noticia de sus compras.
Los cablegramas de la prensa, proce-
dentes de Cuba informan que la Ca
mara de Representatives. ha votado, que
lOcntinna On Il pAgiHa 81
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Los 'bO|shevikis' Sc Ell cafe del Brasil
han convertible en- afGCta ell mercadO
pirdtdS hOHGndOS del nueStrO en- N. Y.

NUEvA YORK, JUNO 24.-- Ofcia-
les de la policia neoyorquina anuncian
que algunas documentos sorprendidos
hace afio y medic en- un local de ira
bajadores moscovitas unidos, revelan
los monstruOsos planes concertados por
los 'sbolshevikis para capturar bu-
ques americanos on Alta mar con-
ducirlos puertos rusos
Estos documentos-dice la policia--
expican la desaparici6n dc buques anne
ricanos en- estos ultimos meses.
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-POR EL HONOR, DEL SUPREME

politica, 10 mismo que los que fraca-
san en- Ell foro, no debe nevarseles la
Magistratura en- ninguna parte, y mucho
menos en- Puerto Rico en- donde necesi-
tamos robustecer mas bien que
debilitar ell quito la ley y los pro-
cesos judiciales. Los fracasos polfticos
como Ell del senior Cordova Davila arran
can al que los sufre una gran parte de
su respetabilidad ante la opinion publ
ca por 10 tanto rebajan no solo su pro
pio prestigio sino Ell de todo 10 que e.
toca.
Por consiguiente, cualquiera puede ia
cilmente comprender que 81 hoy sentara
mos nosotros en- Puerto Rico un prece-
dente tan lamentable como ell que pro-
ponen los que desacertadamente quieren
llevar al se1or C6rdova Davila al Su-
premo; tendra que sufrir nuestra Magis-
tratura las mas perjudiciales consecuen
cias, porque en- vez de mantenerse ell in
discutible prestigio de que hoy gozan
sus ilustres miembros, faquearia la pro-
bada respetabilidad de ese augusta tri
bunal y pronto Sc 'iniciaria su decaden-
cia.
Y, adem&s, 81 llevaramos al senior Cor
dova Davila al Supreme, Gno habria
siempre ell peligro de que 81 iyectase en-
sus decisiones los mismos puntos de Wis
ia los mismos sentimientos que han
producido su fracaso como polftico? mo
habrfa siempre ell peligro de que el hi
ciera desde su elevado sitial en- ell Su-
premo id6nticas declaraciones y dijera
las mismas sandeces v majaderias que
lie han quitado su prestigio y 10 han
puesto en- ridiculo en- Washington en-
Puerto Rico?
Y, por otra parte, no tiene Puerto Ri
CO hombres de acrisolada reputation pro
fesional en- ell foro que puedan llevar 3
ese alto tribunal mayor prestigio y res
petabilidad que C6rdova Davila, Ell po-
litico fracasado? Y 81 Sc trata del pues
to de Presidente, no tiene ese mismo Tri
bunal otros hombres, otro portorrique-
no ilustre, integro, sin tacha, sin ma
cula, quien ell pueblo respete venere,
que pueda suhstituir don Jose c. Her
nandez?
Desgraciado el dia aquel en- q. en- nues
tro pueblo Sc siente tamafio precedente;
desgraciado ell dia aquel en- que nos olvi-
demos de que nuestro Tribunal Su-
premo solo deben integrarlo hombres del
mas elcvado caracter moral y de la mas
acrisolada reputation por sus conoci-
mientos, SUI prestigio, su respetabilidad
y su infuencia.
Nuestros tribunales constituyen la ma
| yor garantia de nuestras libertades y
la mas decidida protection de nuestros
derechos. No dejemos que comercien en-
ellos Ios mercaderes; no dejemos que Sc
manche ell honor de nuestra mas elevads
Magistratura donde no han llegado to
davfa la basura ell tango de nuestra
polftica. Pedro Cap6 RODRIGUEZ
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bunal Supreme esta integrado por hom-
bres de Ia mas elevada reputation cul
tura professional y me sentiria realmen
te humillado leno de vergiienza y de
dolor que de ahora en- adelante hubiera
de decirse que ese baluarte del honor
portorriQuefo Sc habfa transformsdo en-
un vaciadero inntil y bochornoso de nues
tros partidos politicos.
A los hombres que fracasan en- Ia
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Segun Sc rumora y comenta en- todas
parties, y especialmente entire personals
bien informadas, parece que existe ua
movimiento en- Puerto Rico encaminado
a llegar un entendido con el actual CO.
misionado residente de Puerto Rico en-
los Estados Unidos, sefior Cordova Davi-
la, para que este renuncie ell puesto que
ha venido ocupando desde su election
en- julio de mil novecientos diez siete,
a cambio de que Sc lie nombre para ell
cargo en- Ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico que dejar& vacante la va anunciada
renuncia del sefior presidente de dicho
Tribunal. don Jose G. Hernandez.
FL objeto de estas lineas no es otro
que protestar contra esa inmoralidad, al
objeto de que no Sc conyierta nuestro
mas alto tribunal de justicia en- un refu-
gio de politicos fracasados.
81 ell senior C6rdova Davila ,llevad6
de un espiritu laudable de responsible
lidad politica, quiere atender los pronun
ciamientos de la vindicta plblica porto
rriquefa retirarse voluntariamente del
puesto que hoy ocupa, su deber esta bien
marcado y no deben tratar de torcerlo
sus amigos, defensores correligiona-
rios.
En- estos dias de agitaci6n politica
mundial en- que virtud do hondas con-
mociones economicas y sociales ruedan
por ell suelo en- todas parties tantos ido-
los 1alsos y ain estadistas de ITALIA es-
tinulados por la critica inteligente de
una opinion publica ilustrada ,eI hom
bre de verdaderas normas elevadas de
conducta que ha fracasado no tiene mas
remedio que retirafse Ia vida privada,
SO pena de verse confundido con far
santes, mercaderes y oportunistas de la
politica.
Ese puesto tan elevado Y tan honroso
de Presidente de nuestro Tribunal Su-
premo debe reservarse para aquellos que
hayan alcanzado victorias constructivas
en- nuestra Jurisprudence no para com
pensar del bochorno a hombres que han
fracasado tan supina y desgraciada3nen-
te en- nuestra infortunada politica.
Y conste que al escribir estas hneas
no nos impulsan razones de la mas igera
animosidad personal, nj del mas leve
desso de intervenir en- esta situaci6n
politica tan lamentable, nj mucho me-
nos ponerle trabas las bien conocidas
ambiciones del sefior C6rdova Davila
Personalmente he de confesar que cuen
to al sefior Cordova Davila entire mis- ami
gos y lamento de todo coraz6n Ell verle
fracasado. No es por 10 tanto que 70
quiera atacar, como podria creerse, a mi
amigo elssefior C6rdova Davila Els que
para mi ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico es Ell mas alto depositario de nues
tro prestigio regional, y creo, por con-
siguiente, que debo colocarlo por enci
ma de afectos y preferencias personales
Para mi ha sido siempre motive del
mayor orgullo patrio DIR decir, como h
sucedido muchas veces, que nuestro Tri
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PELEA ENTIRE UN HUELGUIsTA
Y UN ROMPE-HUELGA

Informant de Mayagiiez que ell la
playa de esa ciudad sostuvieron una
rifa Matias Mangual Benito Bac6,
hue1guista ell primero y ronpe-huelga
el segundo, de la compaiia del ferro-
carril.
En- la lucha sonaron disparos de
revolver, siendo arrestados los conten-
dientes por la policia.
Sc ocup6 un revolver de 9 MILNE
tros y Sc les sefial6 fianza.
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"IzzIQUIEL''

"IzzIoUIEL'
Este 'tfan'', SO propone. despues
que pase el de julio, traer esta ciu-
dad los teams 'Mayagiiez" y
Ponce, con Ell fin de jugar en- la
liga del Moro"
La cantidad que cueste la traida de
las dos novenas, sera recaudada entre
los amantes del deporte, pues sabido
es que en- la mencionada Ldga no SO
puede cobrar entrada menos me 10
sea para fines ben6fcos.
Las novenas que contenderan con
las visitantes, seran ell "Fiskl' y Ell
Puerto Rico.
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BANco MAsoNIco DE PTo. RICO
SAN JUAN, p. r.
coNvocAToRIA

FL Consejo de Directories de este Ban
co en- su Session celebrada Ell 81 del CO.
rriente, acord6 que la Junta General Or
dnaria de Accionistas, para dar cuenta
los mismos con la liquidaci6n final del
presente aao econ6micc, y para tratar
de otros asuntos de interes para la Cor
poraci6n, Sc lleve efecto el diez y seis
de Julio pr6ximo a las dos de La tarde
en- la oficina de la misma calle de Te-
tuan No. 5.
w. r. LIPPITT,
Presidente.
San Juan, P. r., junio 25 de 1921,
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Sc ALQUIL.A

En- el TOBACCO PALACE, IN
local &mplio, propio para oficinas;
(actualmente ocupado por los
Sres. VIM. III. Carlo = Co.., para
iDforrnes::
ALONSO RIERA y Co.
T0l6fono 627. San Juan. r r
Advt
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TEATRo AMERICA

Hoy debut del cuadro de caricatos GU
banos "Raul del Monte, secundado por
Margarita Hermann, Conception olive
ras y el sefor Mora. Cantos, bales, bo-
leros, rumbas, nnon6logos, danzones, dia-
logos. negritos, comedias bufas, etc.
Todo por 80 centavos. Dos tandas. Acu-
da temprano
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Mahana domingo por la tarde MATT
NEE con ''Rail del Monte. Por la no
che estreno de la pelicula 'sBondad' ,
en- siete actos y ''Ratl del Monte. To
do nuevo. venga al matinal del "Am6-
rica.
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Raul del Monte estrena hoy sabado
81 sainete "Cosas Cubiches''. Mahana
domingo ''La Moratoria Cubiche'. !.
Gran exito.
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mo Sc di6 fie| interpre-
taCi0n a mis- paIabraS"

Otros funcionarios del departamen
to de Marina Sc mostraron mas ex-
plfcitos en- sus apreciaciones, dicien-
do que en- su concepto, ell mensaje del
contralmirante Sims era confuse
estaba redactado en- un tono evasi-
vo.
En- su concepto, en- vez de con-
testar categ6ricamente Il la pregun
ia del secretario de Marina, Sc Ii
mita decir que la Interpretation
dada a sus palabras no ha sido correc
ia, pero elude la contestacion de-
terminates conceptos cuya autenti-
cidad Sc solicitaba.
Green que las frases empleadas
por ell contralmirante tratan de evil
tar la respuesta terminante de un
"sf un no., particularmente en-
aquella Erase que Sc refiere los "bo-
rricos" norteamericsnos que simpati-
zan con la causa de Irlanda.
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LEGO la famosa gasolina
sSRoyal Motor

calidad Garaptizada, de clasc superior.
American Trading Corp. Of P. R.
ParAda 8 TeIsfoBo $50.
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!" "HELIOTROPO .

Pelicula extraordinaria de un lrgu-
mento intense. Ell sacrifice de un
padre por la salvacion de su hija
Precios Corrientes.
Manana domingo en- el matinal y
noche, reaparicion del aplaudido
DUETTO. "LOS VIvESKIS''
y In bella coupletista y bailarina
LINDA SOFIA.
Sc exhibira la monumental produc-
cion "La Gran Aventura'' por el nj
no Breez y Eason de 5 aios de edad.
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WASHINGTON, JUNO Is. Ell
Contralmirante w. S. Sims ha reci-
bido orden de embarcarse Immediate
mente para los Estados Unidos por
haber sido revocada In licencia que
Sc lie habfa concedido. El Secretario
Denby, por propia iniciativa, le en-
VIC ell siguiente cablegrama:
"Su licencia ha sido revocada Re.
grese inmediatlmente y presentese
en- persona al Secretario de Marina.
Acuse recibo".
La clusa Immediate que ha determi
nado al Secretario de Marina a en-
War ese csblegrama ha sido ell no
haber recibido contestlci6n al que lie
habia puesto con anterioridad pre-
guntandoIe 81 Sc habia dado exactl
Interpretation las palabras que ha-
bia pronunciado con referencil los
que en- los Estados Unidos simpati-
zan con los Sim feinn.
Sc cree, sin embargo, que ell Con-
.tralmirante Sims no regresara uni
camente con motive del cable REMIT
do pues tenia ya anunciado en- Lon
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San Juan, P. R., juniO 25 de 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
RED CROSS AIDS CHINA.
Shanghai Branch Distributes 100000
Supplies to Sufferers

Tho Shanghai branch of the Ameri-
can Red Cross completed I'm December
distribution of something over $500. 900
worth of medical and hospati supplies
to mission dispensarios and hospitals I'm
all parts of China. The materials given
away in China were those left behind
in Siberia when the American Red
Cross was withdrawn. consisting of
3.305 cases of goods, about ahipload.
that were trans-shipped from NiDdi-
vostok to Shanghai I'm The summer
months
In all 400 shipments went forward
to various parts of China or tho 350
hospitals and institutions that received
them 232 We're non-American and 1fs
were American, The distribution was
made regardless of nationality or creed,
and hundreds of letters the Shanghai
Red Cross has received, attest the urR-
ont need Of the things given. particular
ly nj this time when, owing 10 nuctia-
tions of exchange and other Causes
working budgets Of hospitals have been
seriously impaired
Among the supplies shipped were five
complete sets of surgical Instruments.
tho majority Of which may not be OBJ
tanned in China markets. and other
things sent included various kinds of
cotton and bandages. surgical dressings
blanketing. garments, sterilizcrs, micro
scopes and drugs. All expcnass and
charges for forwarding the supplies
were hnrnc hy the Chinn Central COM
mittec of the Red Cross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
PROTEST SINGERS GOWN.
Church Women Stirred Because "Sun
Shines Right Through"

St Petersburg, Fla, Feb. Clowns
worn by Katherine Hoch, priufa donna,
singing with band at the Music Hall
here, have impinged on the Puritanical
sensiblities of the church women of this
city, and a number of them have entered
into polite but firm correspondence with
her in an effort to induce her TO confine
her exhibition exclusively to vocalism.
The gown that started the trouble is
simple cerise affair, rather thin of texture
perhaps and possibly frankly transparent,
especial Y in the sun, but undeniably pos
sessing II charming affinity with Miss
Hoch's plump and piquant figure. When
she appeared in il at an afternoon concert
the brilliant sun limned her with start
lingness that could not have boen sur
passed by the highest powered spotlight.
I'll shall wear what please" Miss Hoch
says dcfantly. What will these women
do when the night concerts begin and |
wear my evening gowns? have gorgeous
one, cut low-very low. | shall wear il Mt
the first night concert, and then -
The Chamber of Commerce, which en-
gagged the band for the mid-season Mt
$4,000, is standing squarcly behind it.
Miss Hoch and her gowns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
GRACE SEWING SOCIETY.

The Sewing Society of Grace VI. z.
Church held an all-day meeting In the
church house yesterday, convening at
1880 and adiourning at 40 Luncheon
WIZ served az l clock, with Mrs. ". ID
Mullen, Miss Ella Riley and Mrs. G. G
Rheuby az hostesses. The members
gather IN the church house each month
and make aprons for the annual bazaar
which Is held in the late fall. Their occ-
pation affords sociability as well as an
opportunity to do good, for the sewers
can chat freely as they ply their needles
Quite few aprons Of varied colors and
materials were added 10 the supply
already on hand. Yesterday.
The sewing was laid aside at 4 O'Clock
and a half hour was devoted TO business
Mrs. J. W r. Sumwalt, president. was
Chairman. Reports were made by Mrs
y Strickland, treasurer, and Mrs. T. C.
Alexander. secretary Appropriations for
yauous needs Of the parish were recon-
inended and decided upon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
WHAT GOLD COULD
NOT BUY FOR HER
Is Gods Greatest Gift to Man
Health Restored to Popular
Wilmington Lady.

The new herbal stomach medicine
Plant Juice, now being introduced at
The Miller Drug Store, 404-i06 Market
street. is popular because il attacks, eradi-
Gates and removes these all-prevailing
ailments stomach, liver, kidney trouble
and blood disorders
Considerable talk has been stirred up
locally regarding the wonderful relief
which Mrs " f Baker popular Viii
mington lady. residing al No. 2100 Locust
street, has received through the use
of Plant Juice Mrs Baker has hosts Of
friends She saId
'I never knew what il was TO be free
from distress of mind and body until
started 10 take your Plant Juice. ] had
been a continual sufferer from stomach
trouble and dreaded 10 sit down to the
table at meal time; the least little bit of
solid food would give me the most ter
rible pains from gas; | was always con
stipated and my nerves were so bad that
| could not get any sleep at night; my
SKIN was salloW ] had dark circles under
my eyes and my entire system seemed to
BE- all run down. had about despaired
VI ever being well again when ] heard Of
Plant Juice through reading the endorse
ments Of people ] knew ! can now un-
dtiStand their Willingness to testify Tor
it on account Of the FINE results ! have
had myself ! have q splendid appetite.
sleep the night through and have not an.
ache Or a pain. moi cOnstipated any
more and my nerves are in fine shape.
have good, healthy color i'll my faoe
now and never felt so strong and well
! am glad to tell Of my experience with
Plant Juice IN the hope Of beneftting
others who suffer
The Plant Juice Man IL at The Miller
Drug Store 404-406 Market street where
he is daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the merits
Of this remedy Free samples given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
ACTIVITIES OF THE
WV. C. A. CORPS
To Give Pilgrim Entertainment
at High School on Feb
ruary 10.

More than 100 girls between the ages of
Il and Is wears. who arc members OF the
different clubs and corps of the local
Y W c A.. will take part IN the nj
grim entertainment at the High School
or the evening of February is. Zach OF
the clubs is working hard on the rehear-
sals of their parts of the program. Sketches
will be give hv the Friendship and the
Oriolc Clubs 4 tahleau. entitled "Amerl-
c. il the Making will bc presented by
the True Blue Corps. The Marshallton
Grl Reserve Corps will give n dialogue.
The Wawatasi and the West End Girl
Reserve Corps will contribute games
simllIar 10 those PLAYED in the Pilgrims
TIM, The miauet will be presented by
the +. l.. GCluh The Eastlakc and Poca-
haltas Corps will give tableaux Indian
soags will bc given by the Hiawatha
Corps The goodnight song will he gwen
bv the Good Fairy Corps. MI members
of the ASSOCIATION and friends are asked
e. attend thus delightful entertainment y
silver offering will be taken
Mrs ] NicrrIck Horn, chairman of the
girls work committee; Miss Mary Ram
SAY chairman of the industrial committee
of the girls work committee; Mrs Charles
Il Weston, adviser of the grade school
cnrp>. and Miss Alma Tall girls work
l&cCTCfarN, ATTENDED the girls WoIk Coll-
ference III Germantown, Pa, on Satur-
DAY There We're present about seventy
fvc girls work secretaries and chairmen,
from the different cities around Phlla-
delphla Many valuable speakers gave adj
dresses and number OF the National
y ". {. \. secretaries were present and
gave helpful suggestions. During the con
ference, Mrs HON and Miss Ramsay gave
hrlef addresses
II meeting of the Girls Work Com
.nlttee held yesterday it was decided TO
bold a tea for all volunteer workers at the
club rooms, S04 Market street, ,on February
25 Mrs J Merrick HON, chairman of the
+0pmmttee, and the members are making
special plans 10 make this event a delight
ful one
Members Of the leaders round table
were guests at luncheon today Of Miss
F1rances Range, at the Betsey Montgom-
lery Coffee House Following the luncheon
u business meeting WAS held.
Mis- Gertrude Prsck, field secretary
OF the East Central Field of the Y. ".
e A.. Philadelphia, met with the advisers
of the clubs on Monday evening at the
dub rooms, S04 Market street. Many
helpful suggestions were given by Miss
3rsck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
Skin Sufferers Do Not
Want Mere Temporary Relief

OF course, If you are content ~ have
only temporary relief from the terrifying
itching and burning of fiery flaming skin
Diseases. then vou are satisfied o. remain
"A slave to ointIuente lotions and other
local remedies applied ~ the surface ~
the skin Such form Of treatment how
ever, can make no progress whatever
toward ridding you If the discomfort
which often becomes n real torture.
But II you desire u free yourself from
any form Of skin disease. first of all you
must realize that any disaaer must hc
treated ~ rs soIrcc
Real genuine relief fron oc1e-aa fot .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
NOMEN'S CLUB COURTESIES
Bone Very Pleasing Exchanges
Between Members of Clubs
at Dover and Milford.

A pleasing exchange of courtesies has
nscantlv been made between the Lotus
Club of Dover and he New Century Club
<y Milford Several weeks ago the Mil
for,i Club gave Program before an au-
dienoe of Dover club women, the most
fntcrecting feature Of their entertainments
being q chapter Of the book Elizabeth
BeSs," read by the author, Mrs. Julius
Scott. who is president of the Milford
Club.
Monday afternoon, the Dover club
women visited Milford and Presented
witty and entertaining Program Of songs
dances and rccitstions interspersed with
Jokes. local hits and everything which
makes up first-class minstrel show. Sew
eral innovations were made, among which
were the introduction Of Mephistopheles as
hterlocutor. This worthy gentleman kept
things hvened up BY prodding the chorus
Of spooks and witches with his pitch-fork
To add 20 the merriment and laughter.
. humorous playlet was introduced as
par, Of tho show. The actors who made
the afternoon 5 Program such a marked
success were the following women Of
Dover Mrs. James es ". Coiona. Mrs
howard Hopkins. Mrs. Harry Maver.
Mr.. Hubert Smith AIrr. John Hutton
Mrs Walter Morris, Mrs Frank Hall
Davis Mrs. W d. Burton. Mrs. Walter
Powell Mrs Frank Danner, Mrs. ] A
Douries. Mrs Lewis Armstrong. Mrs
Harry Mcdaniel, Miss Nellie Downes
Miss Nlnifred Morris
Following the minstrel show, the ladies
OF the Milford Club served hot coffee and
homemade cr7Illers
The Milford Club Is planning TO cele-
brate us anniversary Saturday February
l.. IN an interesting manner. During the
luncheon, which will be served in the club
house dramatlzation OF ''The Colrtship
OF Miles Standish will be gwen BY mem
bara of the club