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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-10
Mr. and Mrss. 0. W. Adams sper

On Tuesday afternoon the Misses
Alice and Marie Peterson were hos
tesses at a five hundred luncheon,
The decorations were carried out in
pastel shades of lavender, fall flow
ers of this hue being used about the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-10

Alfred Farrell Jr. and Miss Janet
Farrell left this week Tor Santa Bar
bara, Calf, where they viii spend
several months with their sister Mrs.
Wade Hamilton, formerly Miss May
neep Farrell.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-10

Miss Veda Parkinson cnt,rainea
on an Afternoon Of this week in honor
of Miss Lucille Rogers. The dccoro-
ttos were in French murigolds and
black eyed susans. 4 delicious lunch,
con was served There were eight
guests in attendance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-10

Miss Geneve Thomas OF Salt Lake
and Miss Florence Dunn Of Ogden
were the guests over the week end of
Miss Nora Eccles. They left Tues
day morning for their home.
. q .
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Clayton and
children of Salt Lake City have re-
TUNED to their home after a pleasant
vacation spent in this city with Mrs
.Claytonv parents, AIR. and Mrs. j.
n. Griffin.
. ?
Miss Clara Dolder OF Hollywood
Calf, spent last week. end here, the
guest of her sister Mrs. Charles Jen-
kins.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-10

Miss Melba Morgan was the motifi
for a miscellaneous bridal shower
last evening at the home OF Miss Luz
ma Peterson. The hos;csses were
Miss Delta Peterson. Mrs. Russei
Berntson and Mrs. Ralph Hyer. The
rooms were decorated with fail flow
ers. Games and music were features
+ thccyeniug's enjOyment. \ dainty
lunch was served. Miss Morgan re-
ceived an array of beautiful gifts
There were. thirty-fiye guests in at
tendance.
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BRIDGEyILIE NOTES.

Bridgeville, May 1a.--Pupils of Green
wood school last week contributed $40
to the Near East Relief.
Charles Anderson, who spent the past
few months in South America and
France on the S. s. Crisfield as oiler and
water tender, arrived in port about
two weeks ago, and is now in town with
his mother, Mrs. Harry Hitch.
The Parent-Teacher Association has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Erasmus Jones; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs Dawson Todd; treasurer,
Mrs Frank Ledenham; secretary, Luz
ther G.. Welch.
An unusually large supply of fresh
trout was in the local market yesterday,
selling at 10 to IL cents per pound
Mrs. Elma Gray and son, Jefferson,
have returned to their home. Edgewood,
near town, accompanied by Mrs. Lee
Dodson and son. Junior. of Philadelphia,
a daughter of Mrs. Gray.
Adele Gray is in Hartford, Conn,
,ith her sister Mrs. Mather Rankin.
Mrs. Rankin and her two daughters will
accompany Miss Gray home in few
iays.
Mrs. George Hill, who recently un-
aerwent serious operation at Church
Home Hospital. baltimore, Nd, is inn
proving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
LEwEs NOTES.

Lewes, May 19.-The colored folks Of
Iewes had a great time Tuesday. when
the Seaford colored baseball team yis-
tied here and played with the boys from
Comomile street. After the game the
visitors were treated to a hot supper.
followed by an aIi-night dance.
The new hall being built by capi-
tai furnished by James T. Lank and
one of the colored brethren. James Rob-
inson, is nearing completion. The hall
Will later be used as a moving picture
place for the colored people, the first Of
its kind in Lewes.
Word has reached Lewes Of the birth
of another son to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
W. Mustard at their home, Wellesly Hills,
near Boston, on Sunday, May Is.
The appropriation of nearly $4,000
by the Legislature TO the Lewes schools
will be distributed as follows: For high
school teachers salaries. $4,000; ele-
mentary grades, 1921; operating and
running same. s1,15o; maintenance.
$3.50; insurance, 500; fuel. lights. &c,
$3.50; for the colored school. $1,000.
Captain Willard Collins of the tug
Arabia and Captain c. A. Atkins of the
buoyboat Iris are visiting their farni-
lies in Lewes for few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Housing. of Aetna Fire Co.'S New
Engine at Newark Has
Been Postponed.
HOSPITAL FOR KENT COUNTY

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover. May ia meeting of the
local committee on the Kent County
hospital was held Tuesday evening,
when reports of the Investigations made
of other hospitals and the ability OF
Dover and the surrounding COM
munities to support the institution were
presented. Tentative plans for a build
ing were submitted by Architect Thomp-
son of Philadelphia. the design In
architecture conforming to the Old
English style. IN keeping with Dover's
State Capitol building. the Rdgely
house. the court house and the pro-
posed new school building.
1t was definitely settled that the hos
pital should be built: that il should be
an entirely new building rather than
some old property remodeled; that COM
mittees should be appointed to solicit
funds, and that all religious and fra
ternal organizations throughout the
county be solicited to contribute to the
cause.
A meeting of the committee will he
held early in June to take other steps
10 forward the movement.
Central Lodg, No. 10, Knights of
Pythias of this town has deposited in a
savings account the sum of S131, as the
nucleus of a fund towards hospital in
Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
WESLEYAN COMMENCEMENT.

Dover, May I9.-Commencement ex-
ereises of Wesley Collegiate Institute
will open on Friday evening, June 8,
with a musical in Assembly Hall by the
younger students of the institute.
Saturday evening June 4, there will
be an oratoricaI contest in Assembly
Hall when twelve young people, repre-
senting the junior, sophomore and
senior classes will contest for three
prizes First SIS, presented by Victor
c. Kitchens of Laurel: second, SIS, by
Mrs NJ. c. o'Brien; third. S6, by Miss
NJ. Louise Van Dyke.
Sunday June 8, tho haccalaureate
sermon will be preached in Wesley M.
E. Church by Bishop w. f. Mcdowell
of Washington, d. c. In the evening
the sermon to the school viii be preach
ed by Rev. orris G. Robinson Summer
field Nj. Z. Church, Baltimore, Md.
Monday June 8. presidents reception
will be held in ladies parlor at the
institute.
Tuesday. June Z, annual meeting OF
Board of Trustees; Tuesday evening,
annual musical by the advanced musical
students of the institute.
"Wednesday. June S, Varsity Alumni
baseball game on campus at 1880 a. m.
Commencement exercises viii take
place in Dover Opera House, Wednes-
day evening, June s, at o'clock. the
commencement orator being Rev. Har-
vey w. Ewing. d. D.. of Wilmington.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, May 1s.-Mrs. Richard Wood
ward of Baltimore is here visiting Mrs.
]. Lynn Pratt for several days.
Mrs. Robert Y. Watson and daughter
Mrs. James C. Stanton. are spending
several days in Philadelphia with rela-
tives.
Rev Thomas ". wingate spent yes
terday at Chincoteague, Va, where he
attended the ceremonial of Eastern Sho'
Forest. No. 5s, Tall cedars Of Lebanon.
Contractors are tearing out the front
and rear of the old Palace moving pic
fure theatre. A new lobby VIII be added
and the main auditorium extended fur
ther back.
The sixth number of the Grammar
School Weekly was issued on Monday.
and announcement is made by the
editors that this VIII be the final num-
ber for this season More than five
hundred copies were sold. The paper
was begun in an effort on the part of
the boys of the grammar department
TO secure some money to donate TO the
new Milford Emergency Hospital, and
more than 800 has been cleared
Fellowship Bible Glass of Avenue NJ.
Z. Church met this week at the home
of Mrs. John IngrahAm- Mrs Reid.
class president, was in charge of the
business part of the meeting. Plans
We're made for the annual class picnic
to be held at Oak Orchard, about twelve
miles from here. early in June.
A band is being organized here under
the direction of John Mayhem and re-
hearsals are held each Thursday even
ing in Red Mems Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19


Newark May ia.--Cooch's Bridge
Chapter Daughters of the American
Revolution. meeting at the home of
Miss Marian, II. Alrichs Glasgow, elected
the following officers: Regent. Miss
Eleanor r. Todd: vice-regent. Mrs. j.
Wilkins Cooch; secretary. Miss Miriam
T.. Alrichs: treasurer. Mrs. Ernest Fra
ger; registrar. Miss Henri Eta Todd.
historian. Mrs. j. =. Cam; chaplain,
Mrs. Eleanor l.. Pennington of Della
ware City.
Newark High School Alumni Assoc
citation has appointed committees to ar
range for the annual reception TO the
graduates of the high school TO be held
mt the New Century Club. Saturday
evening. June 4. The reception COM
mittee consists of Mrs. II. n. Reed.
Misses Naomi Street and Anna Gala
her and Warren Singles and Ira Steele.
II. w, Helm has been elected trus-
tee of Newark Presbyterian Church,
to succeed the late Samuel N Donnells
The local lodge of Knights of the
Golden Eagles will initiate large class
OF candidates, Saturday evening.
A festival will be held tomorrow night
at Welsh Tract school. Music will be
furnished by Continental Band and
Newark High School Orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkton. Md. May 10 Mrs. Mary J.
Henry, aged about S. years wife Of
Harry p. Henry. Of the United states
postal service, died, Tuesday evening, at
her home In EIkton. after several weeks
Illness.
Sevenfy-hve women Of Perry Point.
have signed az members Of new
Lodge Of Rebekah, the wornen's branch
OF the order Of odd Fellows
Plans are being made for a big ceIe-
bration on Decoration Day at Leeds, by
Grand Army veterans. and ex-seryice
men Of the late war.
Willard r. cramer and Ruth Brown,
both Of Wilmington. came to E.lkton.
yesterday, and were granted marriage
license at the local court Office.
Cherry Hill Council. o. u A. NJ, will
celebrate its 57th anniversary tomorrow
evening with a banquet in Red Mems
Hall, Cherry Hill.
The drama. Star Bright" presented
BY the students Of the County AgrlcJl-
turai High School at Calvert. netted the
graduating class more than 800. which
win be used for a sightseeing trip to
Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

hish tide. The channel will probably be
dredged to depth OF IL feet at low tide.
The powerbont O. III. Vessels. loaded
with general merchandise. from Phila-
delrhia 10 Baltimore passed through
the canal yesterday; also the yacht
May g. Morehead. from Cape May, n.
j., to baltimore
Miss Susie Hutchinson Of Wilmington
Is mere for week With hes uncle. city
Councilman Frank Irons
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Reybold attend
ed bridge party yesterday. given by
Major and Mrs. W. Ray Baldwin of Elk
Mills. Md
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong lis III at her
home on Washington street
Bernard Hildebrand has taken a po-
sition with The engineer department at
Fort du Pont.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cassidy have
moved into the house recently vacated
by Samuel Knight, on Hamilton street.
Lieutenant Mickelson. who has been
stationed Mt Fort du Ponf. accompanied
by his family. left yesterday for Pana-
ma. where he has been assigned for
duty.
J. Edward Addicts. 90, of philadel-
phia, was Fort du Pont visitor yes
terday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
c. f. S. REoRGANIZEs.

Georgetown, May 1s.-I'he Christian
Endeavor Society Of First Methodist
Protestant Church has been reorganized
with the following officers:
President, Mrs. Frank ]. Holson: vice
president, Mrs. Charles T. Jester, Mrs
Frank Green corresponding secretary,
Mrs. John Il. Calhoun; recording secre-
tary, Jacob NJ. Sammons; treasurer, Mrs.
jacob NJ. Sammons, organist, Miss Mabel
Preston; assistant, Miss solve Bailey
flower committee, Mrs Emma Hastings
Misses Hattie and Elsie Smith, Alberta
Sammons and Anna Bailey; chairman Of
prayermeeting committee, Mrs. Emma
Hastings; chairman Of lookout committee,
Virgil c. Littleton; chairman OF social
committee, Miss Olive Bailey; chairman
of music committee, Mrs. Mary J. Hay
man; chairman of missionary committee.
Mrs. Harvey w. Calhoun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
OBJECT TO GAS TANK.
Delegation from West Fourth Street
Appears Before Council Committee.

A delegation of citizens, accom-
panied by William j. Luiz. chief en-
gineer of the fire department. appeared
before City Council. in committee of
the whole. last night, and complained
of the installation of 5e0- gallon gaso-
line tank In the cellar Of the building
$40 West Fourth street
Mr.. Lutz expressed the opinion that
the tank is dangerous. He said 1t was
installed in March and he ordered its
removal IN April, but the order has not
been needed. He stated after permit
10 lay a water pipe from the curb TO
the building had been obtained an at
tempt TO run a gas pipe from the tank
to a pump ON the curb was made.
Mrs. George ]. Brown. of 626 West
Fourth street, and Mrs. Lawrence
Maucher, of 632 West Fourth street.
also spoke briefly on the subject.
Council instructed Clerk Homer c.
Simmons 10 request the Board of Di-
rectors of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment to stop the pipe laying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

Mr.. James II. Allen suffered for yesrx
with rheumatism. Many times this ter
rfble disease left him helpless and un-
able 70 work.
He finally decided, after years -
ceaseiess study, that no one can be free
from rheumatism until the accumu-
lated impurities. commonly called uric
acid deposits. were dissolved in the
joints and muscles and expelled from
the body.
With this idea IN mind he consulted
physicians. made experiments and fnal-
" compounded a prescription hat
quickly and completely hanisned every
sign and symtom of rheumatism from
his system.
He freely gave his discovery 70 others
who took IL. with what might Be called
marvellous success. After years 81 urR-
ing he decided 70 let sufferers every
where know about MS discovery through
the newspapers. y. B. Dauf0rth has
been appointed agent for Auenrhu 81
this vicinity with the understandings
that he viii freely return the purchasa
money on the first two bottles % an
who state they received no benefit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
TWO GRADUATES.

Georgctown, May 49, Commencement
exercises Of the Frankford high school will
be held Friday night Of next week. The
graduating class is composed ofstwo mem-
bnrs: Miss Olive Miller Williams and Ebe
Chandler McGzbe.
The Junior Class who will receive certi-
ficates Of promotion are: Misses Harriet
Elizabeth Gum, Fayetta Hudson, Minerva
Hudson Evans, Dorothy r. Williams;
Darrell Fnrman Long. Meareld Roger
Lynch, Vaughan Smith Collins, Asher
Preston Tingle, George Massey Gum,
John James Williams, Harley King
McCabe.
Dedication Of the Millville-0cean View
school building, recently constructed un-
der the provisions Of the gift Of Pierre s.
du Pont of Wilmington 10 the Delaware
schools, will be held Friday afternoon Of
this week, commencing at | o'clock. Fol-
lowing the exercises, an operetta, In n
Flower Garden, will be presef ted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, May 19.-Stewart
Yearsley and Frank Morris. while fish
ing along the banks of the canal, yes
terday caught several carp. which
weighed 167 pounds The heaviest was
2712 pounds.
Romaine Cullison has purchased the
fishing skiff Marie from William Press
The Radcliffe Chautauqua will be in
Delaware City June 1-2-3
Mrs. Clara Hutchins and Mrs. Edgar
James of Dover are guests. OF Private
and Mrs. Nolan Hutchins for week
The Z. s. dredge Absecon is dredging
channel from the mouth of the canal
locks to the end of the municipal pier
The channel has been filling up 80 ra-
pidiy that barges loaded could not
reach the locks at low tide and could
tie up at the municipal pier only on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
cHEsTERTowS AND VICINITY.

spsriai Correspondence Of Every Evening.
cbeatertDwn. Md. May 1sx~t5eorgs -.
Lofland and Philip a. NJ. Brooks pronI-
uenf landowners of this town, made Il
thorough inspection Of number Of
wheat fields In the county. this week,
and found in many instances, the wheat
no badly damaged that IL wIIi not be
worth cutting. The ny mas ruined
whole fields Of the grain in many sec
tions. and II Is falling IN such q fnanier
that IL cannot be- cut nor win the grain
mature. They eatfmafe q crop of not
more than half tho usual extent
Dr. John M. Tvulson, who has been
serionsly ~ from stroke Of paralysis,
is very much improved Harry burke
who has been quite III from = similar
attnck. Is improving.
Maxwell Biakeny. who conducts a
garage across the river. has about come
pieted a hydroplane, which IL already
to launch in Chester river. Mr.. Biakeney
built the plane at his shop over the
river. and has equipped II with a 20
horse power engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas. who
spent the spring months mere, have re-
turned % their hame in Langhorne, Pa
for the summer. Mrs. Thomas Is great
~ Improved IN health.
Tomato contracts 81 80 per ton are
being made In various parts of the
county.
County Commissioners are struggi-
ing with the tax rate for the coming
year and making an effort % scale the
various items Of the county levy to
such proportions aa win enable them 10
make a meteriaI production in the
present rate Of 1851 on the 500. the
highest rate Of any section Of tho State
except Baltimore City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
ENGINE HOUSING PUT OFF.

Newark, May l9--Announcemen has
been made of tho postponement of the
exercises in connection with the hous-
ing of the new fire engine of the Aetna
Hose, Hook and Ladder Co. 1t had
been intended TO hold the exercises on
Saturday of this week and many visit
ing fire companies had accepted an In
vitation to attend but 1t is now found
necessary TO postpone the exercises until
a later date which vii probably be an
nounced in a few days.
In the meantime members of the local
fire company are going ahead with
plans for the annual street carnival TO
be held the latter part of July. The
following general committee on carnival
has been named: Il. Clifford Wilson.
Elmer j. Ellison, Harry Hin. A. l..
Balls and Charles =. Steele.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
USE OF ROAD MACHINERY.

Dover, May 1s.-Chief Engineer
Charles Nj. upham of the State High
way Department has received the fol-
lowing letter from Colonel H. l.. Bowley
OF the United States War Department.:
"Is your State interested in securing
the materials and equipment enulner-
ated in House Resolution (4s99) relat-
ing TO the transfer from the War De-
partment to the Department of Agri-
culture of certain material, machinery
and equipment for use in the improve
ment of highways. roads, ETC.?
Can you not secure local publicity
along the lines of tho enclosed clipping
(referring to road machinery equip
ment, etc.)?
as it not important TO your member
of Congress and Senators to pass this
bill at the present session of Congress?'
THE army has 1000 five-ton Holt
caterpillar tractors and 1000 mahile
machine units"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
STATE ROAD PERSONALS.

State Road. May 19.--Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Brown and family spent Sunday in
Camden, y. j.
Mrs. Harry Hance spent Tuesday in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Maclary enter
tanned on Sunday last, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar @. Stroud and Miss Mary Stroud,
of Newark.
b. II. Moore. Sr.. and Charles and
Arts Moore OF Dover were guests Tues
day of Mr.. and Mrs. B. IL. Moore.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. b. f..
Richards had as their guests Mrs.
Charles Richards of Hockessin. II. w.
Richards of Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Richards and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Wood of West Chester, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
WHITE CLAY CREEK
CHURCH DI-CENTENN|AL
Anniversary Exercises TO Begin
on Sunday, June S, VIII be
jotabIe Affair.

Special Dispatcas from stan correrpana.r.
Newark. May To- OnicIals of sta
White Clay Creek Presbyterian C1rtirrb
are planning ~ make The zoOff srnl
verssry of this church one tf tks oaf,.t
notable church events ever he'd N ffis
locality. The anniversary exerolss.e g.i.l
start Sunday June 3. and continue for
three days. Rev. David A. Reed. ,aefa~
Of tho church, II working especially
hard to make this one ~ the nefaf3s
occasions IN the long history ~ ths
church me following committee hsse
beer named % arrange for thc ceitbra.
ton.
Annigersary Lewis ~. Lyman M.
Charles ". Rubencarne. Mrs Ida
Derickson, Miss Nargaret Peach. Miav
Eliza Mccoy, Jasoes ". Walker. Samuel
>. mccoy, Charles n. Rubebcanr
Program and music--Nra Benianiia
Y. Dickey. Mrs, Alfred w. WaIker. Mrs.
william r. Peach. Nrs. Lillian E.aF.Itlrn.
MISS Margaret MCCOY. Miss lille Fet-
erling. Miss Alice Wollaston and f,efis
Derrickson.
Publicity Mrs. David Eastburn. Mr..
Nathaniel Richards. Mrs. Aiiee Nero
dith, Mrs. Warren Cranaton, Miss Anna
Ball, Mics Clara VOughf. Iawrrreo
Othoson and Harvey Ball
Entertainment and reception -srrs.
Lawrence Pennington. Mrs. Hrarvev
Ball. Mrs. Abraham Dsnnlson, Mr. Jo-
seph Brown, Mrs. Sarah Morrison. Nrs.
Alfred Stroud. Alfred W. Walker ana
Samuel r. JOHNSON.
Luncheon--Mrs. Leslie Dorriekson.
Mrs. Pusey Pennock, Mrs. Lewis H
Lyman. Mrs. Leslie Walker. Nrs. saran
Worran. Mrs. Walter s. grnalioy. Mru.
Samuel Morrison and Mrs. James fsrown.
Refreshments- Mrs. Samuel T.. Tobrr-
ton, Mrs. Lawrence Othoaon. Mr. WIZ
liam Little. Mrs. Alfred Greenvalt. Hrs.
Julia MccaIIlster. Mrs. Atwood Johns
ton, David Eastburn and Joseph yought.
Jr.
Decorations Mrs. Joseph n. youxhf.
Jr., Mrs. William Cloud. Mr.. -rhbrna-
Maciary. Mrs. Harry s. Kendall. Miss
Mary Rubeucame. Miss Elsvabsth
Brown, James Derrickson and clifford
Lyman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Richards.
Lawrence Pennington. Joseph Brown.
Atwood Johnson Thomas MacIsry. Har-
~ Nelson, Alfred stroud and Francis
McCaliister.
Ushers-C1iGord Lyman. James De~-
rickson. Benjamin Dickey gr. walker
Pennington. Norris Brown and Harry
G.. Kendall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
DELAWARE COURTS UPHELD.

Dover, May 19.-DanieI M. Ridgely,
clerk Of the Supreme Court of the State
of Delaware, yesterday received from
the clerk of the Supreme Court of the
United States, James d. Maher. the
mandate of the latter court in the case
Of James A Ownbey VS.. John Pierpont
Morgan, William p. Hamilton, Herbert
L. Satterlee and Lewis c. Ledyard. ex-
ecutors of the estate of John Pierpont
Morgan, deceased, being a case wherein
a writ of foreign attachment was issued
against the defendant at the suit of the
plaintiffs.
The Delaware courts decided in favor
OF John Pierpont Morgan, ct al, their
opinion being upheld by the Supreme
Court of the United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
NEGRO SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Newark, May I9.-Achievement pins
were awarded to about 80 girls yester-
day afternoon at exercises held at the
Marshallton school for the Negro
pupils' of Marshallton and Christiana
schools. The exercises were well at
tended and the program reflected credit
on the pupils.
Members Of the Marshallton club
gave an interesting demonstration of a
modern club meeting. Another feature
was play given by the members Of
the Marshallton sewing and garden
clubs. An exhibit of club work that
was given included demonstrations Of
sewing bags, collar and cuff sets, pet
ticoats and dresses.
Short speeches were made by Mrs
Kathryn Woods. home demonstration
agent. Miss Agnes Medill. assistant
leader Of boys and girls club work