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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04


Las mas recienes notcas concrnente Ia nuy imporante
question de dgna Senador de los ados lnd0s Gober
nador a designation rtifcada pot Ia Legislature ndan que
dado el que Ell Senador
Fall haga SUI dirlia06t stssac 5a
La opinion pbca los ptcos mas promnenos los oracuos
del da toaos desgnado d Hon H. ursu
de Soorr para erar yacanca tai hubese del Snado FALL
de Tres Ritos, N. ~ sys,f ~ s-i
Ell Gobernador Mechem poda hacer nonbamento mas
dea nj e pardo Repubcano podr tener eor material para la
eeEada pociu nj Nueyo Mexico, ejor amigo las sas ga
tiyaSde Ia nac6n.
Busum SenadO de los E. u p0enca que traera
Nuevo Mexico Ia la Nuevo Mexico iene meO
amigos que Burum Bnrsum de las peonadades
smpca de nuestro Estado sndo de los hombs mas bn
versad los asuntos ganaderos agcu coercal neros
pocos Estado nad eor podra representa- este
esado Ia capital naconal como puede hacero
Cuena poderoso persoaes en- Washington que
e estadsa FL tempo probar 6a Cporunidad de
Bursum para probar que Bursum geners
idea hObre para puesto Buum peOnamente recsma
esta ntuado dcO nonbaento dicendo que aceptaria ell
partdo Ell general Ie llama al campo del deber
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
PQR LA EscuELA

|, Ell viernes por la noche en- ell au
ditorio de Ia misma Sc reunieror
Fun gran n1merO de familias a pre-.
senciar el programa hterario ofre.
cido por los escolandos de las va.
rias clases. Rompieron. por que
hrar eIsiIencio con los "gritos" de
colegio en- cada una de las puer.
tas cuaHdo inen0s Sc esperaba.
El Prof. Flayio Luna. anunci6 eI
programa. COnsisti6 de cantos,
discusses, recitaciones etc. Buena
m6sica. al claust1rar el Professor
Luna pronunci6 un discurso clasi-
co, habI6 cOtpo maestro. oro como
rEaaor y sobre todo representa-
bien a ambos. Su discurso fue
muy eleocuente.
Las escuelas de Taos estan Gre
cien1o diariamente, Habra siete
cue graduaran en- la escuela de
altos estudios, que sera Ia primer
clase que gradue.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
Los COMBATES HAN
C0NT|NUAD0 MAS.

. Dublin, FebrerorT Tres .indiyi-
duos de la guardia real del castillo
de Dublin, fueron mnertosPor ci-
vilcs armados, casi en- La entrada
principal del castillo. Tambien Sc
inforlna que han ocurrido varias
emboscadas en- Irlanda, en- las que
cincuenta hombres atacaron a las
patrullas policiacas en- Kells, resul-
tando heridos Ell inspector de poll
cfa y varios empleados. En- algu-
mas Otras parties tambien.los con-
destables han sido heridos 0 muer-
tos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
La POLICIA MONTADA
De NUEvO MEX|COF|-
NALMENTE AbOLIDA

Santa Fe, Feb. 3.-La POlicfa
montada del estado ha silo defni.
tavamente abrogada, habiendo va
Votado ell Seilado Ell bill de Ia Ca
mara en- tai sentido, asi como tam
bien eI pr0yect0 para aupaentar el
capitolio = el prOyecto del ley. So
bre. el trabajo de los memories.
La Caniara iia votado cinco me
didas para benefcio de los ganade-
rOs, tras de mucha oposisi6n. res
pect0 al m0do como sc haran los
pagos de los alquileres de los te-
rrenos del estado, y del mOdO co.
tendran que pagar los impuestos.
81 estos proyectOs pasan a,ser ley.
los ganaderos pagaran soIamente
impuestOs sobre Ia suma que
va hayan pagadO a cuenta de los
terrenos del estado que hayan
compradO. y no sobre su vaIor to-
tai. Con este disminuira bastaute
la valoraci6n de prOpiedad sujeta
a impuestos del estado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
D|SCUTEN, FL AsUNTO
DEL c. OR|ENTE

Londres.- Aver comenz6 la dis
cusion de lbs Droblernas del Cerea.
no Oriente, por los aliados ! los
delegados turcos. Los deiegados
turcos penetraron d Ia conferencia
en- dos grnpos Separates, pues los
nacionalistas' turcos Sc negaron a
unirse los representatives del
Sultan. La conferencia tuvo lu-
gar en- la saIa de dibujo de la reina
Ana. del Palacio de San Jacobo,
habiendose sentado los delegados
en- una mesa en- forma de herradu-
ra.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04

Panama. Las dificnltadeS entte
Panama y Costa Rica puederi re-
solverse en- una complication ar
mada entire Colombia y TODD Cen
tro America. Los colonlbianos de
Panama Sc han dirigido al gogier-
no de Colombia pidiendo arnlas
para usarlas contra los costaricen.
ses. Sc pide tambien a Colombia
que prcteja 4 Panama de la inya-
sion de Costa Rica, que es f1ief1i-
bro de Ia Union Centroar1ericana,
de Ia que forman parte Honduras
Salvador y Guatemala. :
Ell Presidente Porras ha expedi-
do una proclama en- la que dice
que el territorio la sido inyadido
y que llaman q las armas q los pa
namefcs para arrojar a los inva-
sores. Sc ha convocado d la
Asamblea General para que Sc
reuna el!primero de mario afin dc
discutir los aslntos.del gobierno, y
Ell presidente ha lechc un Hama
mientO d los panamehos de Is a 40
amos para defender la republica.
FL mismo Presidente Porras fiErn6
una proclama en- la cilal declara
que Panama estden guerra contra
Costa Rica,, y que el pals eiltero 10
apoya esperanto que Sc lie conce-
dan poderes amplios para que pro-
ceda 4 la defensa de la naci6n Y
que Sc encuentra invadida.
Las fiostilidades han dado prin-
cipio entire las fuerzas de Panama
y Costa Rica, en- Coto, pueblo ST.
tdado en- la costa del Pacifico y que
slrve de frontera a los dos paises.
Mas de 1000 hombres han abs
tado va en- el ejercito Y lIegan no
tiCias de las provincias de que nue.
vos contigentes voluntarioa Sc dis
ponen 4 ingresar al ejercito. Ell
centro de las operaciones militares
sera Progreso, pequefla poblaci6n
situada en- ell Colo del Dulce, en-
donde hay I'm pequefio ramal de
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04

Washington. Los funcionarios
del Departamento de Estado, en-
vista de la seriedad de la situaci6n,
daran los pasos necesariOs para i'm
Dedir la guerra entire Costa Rica y
Panama. No Sc conoce todavia
81 ell aPresidente Po-ras de Pana-
ma,sha frmado una declaration de
Guerra contra Costa RIGA pero no
Sc dictaran ningunas, ,lnedidas has
ia que la notieia lIegue ofcialmen-
te.
-Hasta hoy Sc han resaelto de-
senbarcar tropas americans para
impedir el conflictos sino que Sc
reeurrira despues 4 la notification
international y en- case urgente Sc
renurrira al desembarco de tropas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04

flea 4 tienlpo en- que la decision
Sc daba q conocer 4 Mexico.
Este r1otofio incidente fnuri6 en-
Dicieinbres de 1919, precisamente
cuando el agente consular ameri-
cano w. o. Jenkins fue plagiado
en- Puebla. creando una tirante2
mas gtave entire los Estad1s Uni
dosy el Gobierho de Carranza. Al
misrno tempo los inteses6s -pefro-
leros ejercian una fuerte preston 4
causa del tratainiento de Carranza
.hacia ellos.
Por una curiosa coincidencia to-
dos los Due conocieron de la nota
verbal 8 que estaban relacionados
con ella, rer1unciaron 8 Sc enviaron
tan leics de Washington como fue
possible
Inmediatamente Sc oblig6 a re-
nunciar a Lansing; Ostrey fu6 Sc
parade como esten6grafo confden-
cial de la Secretaria de Estado,
prohibiendosele el acteso a los ar
chivos del mismo departanento, y
a Kirk Sc le envio de secretario de
Ia embajada americana en- el Jap6n
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
lANSMG AMENAzO AMEIlCO
! CON LA'GDERRA 81 NO GlJMPL|h
CON LASlDEMANDAS De {. u

Washington, d. c. Ell misterio
que rodea la separation de Lansing
como Secretario de Estado, parece
que esta por descubrirse, al COMO
cerse una carta, primero en- la Ca
sa Blanca y despues en- el departa-
mento de Estado, en- lar que Sc
asienta que, Lansing amenaz6 4
Mexico, con llevar Ia guerra q me-
nos que dicho pals Cumpliera con
las demands de los Estados Uni
dos. Esta ainenaza cstaba en-
alberta oposici6n con la politica
adoptada por ell presidente Wilson
en- los asuntos de Mexico La car
ia dice que la ar1enaza estaba con-
tenida en- una nota verbal dicha 4
A. c. Kirk, agente confidential del
secretario de Estado, qnien Ia
transmiti6 al embaiador mexieano
para que supiera la conclusion a
que Sc habia llegado en- la question
de Mexico. Ell irmante de la car
ia J. M. Ostrey, esten6grafo conf
denciaI del ex,secretaript Lansing,
ahora superintendent dc Ia High
School de Dodge, Neb., informa
que transniti0 la nota estenogra-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
7IENEH UN COMBATE
CON Los SONEIs.


C0nstantiuopla, Fehrero. Los
crucerOs destroyers franceses de
las costas orientales del Mar Negro
han entrado en- combate con las
fuerzas bolshevikis en- Gagry, po-
lbIaci6n situada como is, miIlas al
aprOeste de SukhuEn-Kalc. Los
hformes de la batalIa dicen que
los soviets sufrieron grandes per-
didas. Tifis parece que permane
&c adm en- manos de los georgia
nos. perO Sc dice que tambien han
sufriao irreparabIes perdidas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
Tres Piedras.

En- el primer juego de Basket
Bail entire Taos Tres Piedras, per-
di6 Taos. Causa. Pusieron fuera
de cOmhate al meiOr jugadOr.
Mas despues hubO otro iuegO en-
tre los mismos, que result6 de
victoria para Taos.
Muy furiosos son los jugadores
de Tres Piedras., quiza pOr ESQ son
Ioe 3 piedres. Juegan en- rnucha
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04

Colon, Panama. Panama estd
en- espera de saber silos Estados
Unidos van a intervenir para i'm
pedir la guerra que cada momento
parece mas inminente entire la Re-
pdblica y Costa Rica. Ell presi-
dente Porras ha autorizado ell re-
clutamiento de voluntarios para
dar batalla a los inv asores costa
rricenses. Un eiercito de 200 hom-
bres saldra para la costa de GoIfo
Dulce, Y 200 mas Sc encaminaran
d la Costa del Pacifico, para AFRO
jar d los invasores del territorio
panameilo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04

ElSt. TeodorO Romero. pacificc
ciudadano de Ranches de Taos,
tranz6 hegocios en- la rIaza el saba
do y antes de regresar para su ho-
gar nos hizO una agradablel vista.
VueIva Sr. Romero.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
TUNA EN- UN ACC|DENTE

Ell Domingo hubo I'm accidente
en- ell cual choc0 Ell automovil de-
Sr. Hardwood, arreado por Elisha
Randall con elmotorciclo de Don
Antonio Luna. Afortunadamente
tainguno de los hombres fue lesio-
anado pero. segln los que vieren
fue I'm nnilagro. Dicen que es yer
a%eramente maravilloso que el
ST. Luna salieta llesc, pues lleg6
lleg6 a pelierar su. vida en- eStre-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04
Los EsTADOS JN|0OS PODRAN||
INTERVENE PARA EVTTAR IA
4se ssl - " 3,
GUERRA En- AMERICA CENTRAL

ferrocarril construido en- un Pc
quefio puerto por la Panama -Su-
gar Company.
Sc sabe que los intereses petro-
leros Sinclair han comenzado aper-
forar algunos pozos en- Costa Rics.
cerca del territorio en- disputa y
corren tambien rumores en- Pana-
ma de que eI:gobierno costarricen--
Sc ha concedido permiso 4 otra
compania britanica para que ex-
plote el petr6leo en- la misma loca-
hdad.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-03-04

Nuestro Alguacil Mayor el Hon.
Manuel Q. TruillIo, hizo un viaje
a Questa, con negocios de su Off
Gina ! .regreso el jueyas de Ia pre-
sente semana.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel Nav o Miss Narv Jane
Mason spent tho weekend with friends
and relatives IN Wilmington
NlrS Alma Henry Smith aud daughter
Judith. % Kansas City, Mo. are here
visiting friends and relatives
Sth i Outten IS III AT hls home on
seventh street suffering from an attack
Of acute indigestion
Ira II Melvin who Is cmnloycd IN tho
L : Department Of Justice. is spending
some time here with his family
Miss Ruth Galloway Of Baltimore Is
spending some time with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs James Callaway. at their home
IN North Laurel
\ modern bungalow is being erected on
Central avenue 10y Alton II Bacon, who
will occupy II
Laurence B. RIggin received notice last
week. that he had been elected 2 life mem
ter Of the National Good Roads Assocla-
tion Th, association has n number of
State governors OF its executive staff and
works for the improvement Of roads
throughout the country
Captain ". ! Quillin left last week for
Miami. Fla. 10 superintend the temporary
repairs which Will be made to the schooner
Albert " Robinson which WAS recently
wrecked during a storm or the southern
coast The damaged vessel was purchased
by Capt Quillen and viii be brought e.
ScafOri Del for repairs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, May a.-5Scrgcant and
Mrs Derrick Of Fort du Pont are heing
congratulated upon the birth of baby
hoy.
MIR. ami Mrs William Pennington have
moved into their bungalow on Clinton
street
Miss Bessie Moore Of Atlantic City.
\. J.. is~ guest of her grandmother, Mr.
Joseph Messig.
Frederick Landers has taken position
with the : H. - Of Fort du pont
Mr. and Mrs W B Jester gave a party
az their home Saturday evening to their
son. George. tho following guests attended
Misses Orpha Dunlap Ida Mcintosh,
Dorothy Stanley. Louise Rose, Mary
Bnrnham. MARY Clark. Martha and Myr-
tic Johnson Alice Bowen. Catharinc Spicer
Harriet Bentley. Margaret Fills. John
Webb Howard Austin, Clarence Bender,
Harry Heal. William Dcrrickson. Edwin
Schaefer. Charles Rose. George Ncalc,
Harold and Harvey Nilkcnson. Lawrence
Peacock and Jack Williams
Musician Philip Muro of Fort du Pont
has purchased an T. NJ + automobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
PLENTY OF FARM HELP.

Smyrna. Map . Farmers ~ tho lower
part of New Castle county and tho upper
part of Kent county report that they ARC
now able Ia secure plcrty ot good help ~
reasonable wages. which have been nearly
cut IN half Of what they were two veare
ago. Instead of the farmers hunting for
help tho workmen arc now seeking places
"a worl
One noticeable feature - that many
persons Who were attracted 20 the ciflcs
during the war period are row returning
to the farms This exodus from the farms
during the perlud of war boolns caused
much alarm rs there were many farms
which couldnot he operated owing a. the
scarcity OF farm help and the extremely
high wages which had to be paid to nich
helm as was available
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
CECIL COUNTY NOTES,

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening.
Elkton, Nd. May s-About 4 thou
sand persons from various parts of the
county gathered in Cecilton. Saturday
afternoon. TO witness the laying Of the
corner stone OF their new Community
House, under the auspices Of the Mason
ic lodges of Chesapeake City and Elkton.
Rev. DR.. c. L. Hubbard OF Wilmington
delivered the address. Music was fur
nished by Cecilton Cornet Band Dis
trict Superintendent Rev. W a. Wise
preached the morning sermon and Rev
O. +. Jones Of Chestertowu, the evening
sermon.
The eighth annual school rally day for
Cecil county schools viii be held IN Elk
ton on Wednesday. when four thousand
school children will take part in the
days exercises. Four bands viii fur
nish music. Tomorrow the coIored
children in the county will hold their
exercises with fifteen hundred children
taking part in the parade and athletic
events. Three bands Of music viii help
10 enliven the occasion.
After twetny days operation the blg
fishing industries at Perryville and
Elavrc de Grace have withdrawn their
apparatus and quit the businses. watch
was a poor one for the fishermen
William &. Heveriu OF the r. s s
Utah just home from A cruise through
the Panama Canal, IS spending a IS
day furlough with his parents at Holly
Hall. near Elkton.
William y. Cawley. Jr Of Nashville
Tenn, spent the Weekend with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. u. Cawley. in
Elkton.
Howard Brown. has been appointed
chairman and John s. Tseisler secretary
and treasurer of a community meetin,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
TO RECEIVE DELEGATES.

Milford, May 9.-Rev. Thomas V.
Wingatc, rector of Christ 7. T.. Church,
and his committee composed Of the officers
of the different parish organizations, has
completed arrangements for the enter
tanment of the delegates Ia the annual
convention of the Diocese of Delaware,
and also the spring meeting oft the Woman s
Auxiliary of the Diocese. both Of which
will convene in Christ Church tomorrow
afternoon. Homes have been provided
for all the delegates who have indicated
their intention OF being present, and ar
rangemcuts arc heing made to receive any
who may appear AZ the last moment
without having sent word Of their intcndc l
arrival
All upstate delegates arc requested 70
como on the train which leaves Whining
ton at 2.30 p m. and bus transportation
has been provided for them upon arrival
of that train NJ Harrington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
BUYERS OF A PROPERTY,

Dover Nav Q ~ the sale several
weeks ago OF the thrcc-story brick build
ing on Dover Green. adjoining the State
House property. owned by Walter Morris
cashier Of Farmers Bark of Dover, the
name OF the purchaser withheld, but today
announcement was made by James NJ
Satterheld, attorney, Of the purchase of
the building 10y the United States Cor
poration Co, and himself Ii will be occu-
pied by him and the company after ex-
tcnsive repairs The owners secure posses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
pRiDGFNILIE NOTES.

R-1dgev'le MAY 9. Temple HvnSon.
employed IS trouble man for the Dia-
mond State Telephone Co here. was com
PEELED to e. TO the hospital at Salisbury.
Nd. and receive treatment Gangrcuc
lad developed from slight scratch on his
hand and he was IL serious condition.
but j. now improving
Harry Rawlins. cashier Of the Bslti-
q orc Trust Co, was in Annapolis Md
last week, a guest of his son.
Coulter Messick has purchased q Ford
SEDAN
William II Quillen has gone to Savan-
nah. Georgia. where he will attend the
annual convention Of the Order Railroad
Tcicpgrabers
MARY Jores. Youngest daughter Of Nir
and Mrs. Frederick Jones. residing near
town. is suffering from rheumatic fever
The crop Of asparagus III this com
munity tins spring was almost q failure As
= general rule this Is shipped 10 car load
lots 10 other markets. but this wear. only
a ieW cases were sent by parcel post daily
Tho weather conditions We're very much
against the crop
A special drive Is being made IN this
town 10 Increase the membership 81 the
iocaI " G 7. L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

Laurel. MAY "a miscellaneous
shower was gwen Miss Pauline Marvil
Friday evening, At the home Of Mr and
MIR Georgc Figs. or Central nvcnuc 4
number Of pretty and Useful gifts verc
received
Those present were Misses Mary Bacon
Mildred Hastings Mamie Campbell.
BcrDice Hastings. Jer Marvi!. Neil Marvil
Isabel Callaway Louise Bacon. Anna Stud
ley. Francis DAVIS. Viola Cooper. Blanche
Spicer Mary Stripping. Eugenia Brown
MARY Windsor. Mar Janc Mason. Ida
Warrington. Pauline Hcarn. Elsie Melvin
Margaret Melvin. Mary Mar,T. Ssnic
Milligan Mcsdamcs Francis Hayes. Sir
man Ehiott Carlton Hearn. Ralph Hast
ings, RAYMOND QuiIlin. Alton II Bacon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
NInDI.ETOWN NOTES.

Mlddlctown, MAY o The Light and
Water Commission have reelected Abram
Fogel as commissioner for five wears
with no opposition
The members of the League of Service
of Odessa Presbyterian Church were en-
tertained az the home Of Rev. and Mrs
Edward A. McLsurey. at EIillcrest, last
THURSDAY
4 variety shower was given FOR Mrs
Wade Hampton Johns. FRIDAY evening,
in honor OF her recent marriage She ~
ceived a number Of beautiful gifts
Misses MARY and Virginia Beaston. Mrs
Arthur Johns and Walter j BeastOn were
in New York City over Saturday snd
Sunday They were guests at the wedding
Of Miss Jean Criswell Of New York and
Frank II Tyson of Detroit Mich
formerly OF Middlctown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09

Milford, May o.~-Miss Elizabeth Col.
lirs underwent very serious operation,
Saturday. at the University Hospital in
Philadelphia, but is reported recovering
Grier X. Bavnum, student an the
Wharton Sschool of Fiparce of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, spent the week
end here at the home of his parents, MIR
and Mrs. George l.. Baynum.
Henry J.. Morton of Phuiladclphia is
here visiting his sister. Mrs. Thomas II.
Carhew.
Milford High School baseball team de-
feated Caesar Rodney team of Wyoming,
Friday afternoon, in wcll-played game
by the score OF = To q.
IL is announced that the annual class
sermon and service for the graduating
class of Milford High School will I've held
on Sunday evening June II, in First
Presbyterian Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Arrangements at Milford for Re-
ception of Delegates to Dio-
cesan Convention This Week.
SEAFORD'S FINE LIBRARY

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Seaiord. MAY 9.--As result of the
book canvas: conducted last week by Miss
Madeline Lord and fourteen Young ladies,
Of volumes were given go the Scaford
library, with the promise of more as soon
~ suitable books could be procured. The
library committee members arc grateful
for the gifts. and have urgently requested
the dorors 20 visit the library frequently
and help further to build it up 10 the
standard 1T should be for n progressive
town and community like Seaford
II is the aim Of the committee TO have
books 90 suit all needs Already there are
many books for bows and girls; books of
poetry, history, biography, religion.
sricncc. agriculture. rs well as the best of
fiction Special attention rs paid To the
hooks used by the Seaford public school
pupils and the teachers are dong all IN
their power 10 encourage good intelli-
gent reading
Tho librarian and her assistants take
great pleasure in helping 10 select books
.uited Ia the requirements Of each ir-
1Ividual. and POO or moro claim her attcn-
ton cach Friday from & To @ O'Clock ~ the
,rorn Club room, where the library IS
located
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
NEWPORT PUBLIC HOOI..

Newport, Nav q The annual com
mcncemcrt exercises of tho Newport
public school will hc held IN the Masonic
'rcmplc On Thursday cvering Nav ~
The school however. will not close urtil
NaN 81
Newport school viii take part IN thc
Historical Pageant showing the six cpl
sodcs ~ Delaware History which will oc
hc,d az Newark on Nav ~ Tho Newport
episode viii represent Running the Mason
Dixon Lane
The children arc being trained for the
ntor-scholastcal contest to he held AZ
Newark on Nav II Those who have this
work IN charge arc Charles Evans. Harry
Spence and Evcrson Bullcn
Miss Frances Range Of Wilmington
Community Service visited tho school last
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
CHURCH ELEt TIDN.

smyrna, Nav 9 81 Peters = H.
Church has reelected the following vcstry-
men for another year Senior warden
Harry y. Grieves: junior warden, Joseph
Is Hmm; secretary and treasurer. Robert
u Hill Eugene Davis. Gilbert Pratt Dt
Edward ; Dwight and George " Bochm-
Tor
Robert n Hill and Eugene Davis were
elected delegates from the church - The
Diocesan convention at Milford this wreck
end Gilbert Pratt ard t;cnrgc " Bochulcr
arr alternatcs
The representa- ~ the convention
ol the ~ Peter " oman $ AUXILIARY wlIl
be Mrs Eugene Davis and Mira Sarah r
VI Farrell Tho rector. Rev Thomas
Getr Hin, and Nrs Hill will also attend
The Ascension Day Feast was observed
NJ the church. Yesterday there having
been no special service on Thursday lass