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, 1921-06-15
WIFE BEATER And WASHER ARE
EL0GGED BY RESIDENTS

HOUSTON. Texas. June NV.
J. Boyd. attorney. was the victim
last night Of a kidnapping and whip
ping. Boyd. seized by eight men.
was taken to the woods, whipped
and told to leave town. He had been
arrested twice for annoying girls
in picture shows
, 1921-06-15
RUTH GETS 'EM
In PAIR AGAIN,
NOS. ~

NEW YORK. June H.-Rcpeat-
ing his performance Of yesterday.
Babe Ruth raped out two more
home runs In today's game with the
Tigers. He registered his flrst In
the FIRST inning and his second In
the third. In both Instances with one
man on
, 1921-06-15

/ Pelton called the council 10 orucT tot
consideration OF the contract last
night he announced that n suret,
| company which furnished a proposal
bond for Mr.. Inman had refused u
provide IA good M sufficient bond
to guarantee the completion OF the
work"
This opened discussion on the sub
| ject. r. NJ. Boeke. city attorney. -ad'
,ised the city council to insist on a
surety bond to save trouble later in
casc the contract was not carried out
He held. however. that the city had
to award the contract to the lowest
bidder who could furnish a good and
sufficient bond whether 1t was a
surety bond or not.
Mr.. Inman then entered the dis
cussion at the request of Mayor Pei
ton to name his bondsmen n an
nounced that Mrs. Martha B. Sears
OF Douglas, reputed TO be n of tho
wcaIthlest women in the state. had
I ayreed to sign a personal bond and
that he had other wealthy casperitss
who were willing to go on the bond.
In order to bring this thing to a
| head said ]. ]. Ciblin. a member of
the board, II move that we accept Mr..
Inmnn's contract and give him five
days in which to prove that his bond
is good and sufficient. 1 think he has
met all requirements and that his
bondsmen are acceptable"
Judge C. D. Murane who then ap.
peared as counsel for, Mr.. Imam.
gave his. opinion that the city coun-
Gil had no other option than to grant
Mr. Inman the contract. c~oncurrtns
with Mr.. Boeke that the state law Sc
quired that municipal contracts must
be given to the lowest bidder who
could furnish n responsible bond.
1T he furnishes a bond and a good
bond he is entitled to the contract and
must carry it out according to speci-
acations. The letting of a contract Is
outside personalities and other fea-
lures that have crept into this consid-
orafi=n. If Mr.. Inman is not gi-,,n
~. contract ! am sure that any AK
:aS.r In. the city could enjoin the
sit. nem making n other DISPOSE
ton.
I'm Improvement districts the city
has some discretion but not in mn-
nicipai contracts for public works,
Judge Murane replied in answer 10 a
raestion cf whether the city had ans
discretion in letting contracts The
rnct that the city made a provision
rcserving the right to reject n or
all lids Is in opposition to the state
s.ntaic snd therefore imperative. lie
ssn,i
Discussion was terminated when
Mr.. Pelton announced that there Yves
o motion before the house made by
Mr.. Gihi.n. J.. NJ. Whisenhunt sec
onded the motion. When roll call was
made council voted unanimously to
award the contract to Mr.. Inman but
notified him hat a demand would lie
made Tint he conform strictly to
specifications and 10 h time limi.s
set.
A list of the bids which were hled
contract being awarded to Mr.. Inman
follows:
c. r.
Ladd Construction Co.A----- 3S.foi.lt
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, 1921-06-15

he problem OF Ireland and II we at
home cannot solve hat problem let
me ask how do you. 1000 miles away.
expect 10 solve III" Mr.. Thomas
addressed the convention as n f7ter.
nal delegate from the British trad.
IN on congress.
-Drltish labor" M continued. has
always stood and stands now for lib
erty. We stand for home rule for
ireland.
Let me warn you against any asi-
Il Scn that might disrupt your move.
nrvnt here In America by creating dif-
icr-nccs among yourselves. DO not
mistake me. British labor stands for
Irish freedom; the only limitation We
insist upon Is that Ireland shall not
be allowed to become a menace.
For over 100 years people OF Ire
land have. beer deceived. For 100
years they havc been fed up on prom.
ieses-broken promises. by British
statesmen. Now tho Irish people arc
looking to you.
Il war; you against trying TO create
In their minds tho feeling that you
can solve their difficulties. You can't
solve by passing resolutions this prob
lem that has existed for the vast 100
years"
Mr.. Thomas remarks Immediately
brought a response from Irish sym
pathizers among the delegates who
demanded the right to question him.
After the British leader had an
swered several questions Regarding
the acts of the military in Ireland
President Samuel Gompers stopped
further debate.
In answering Timothy Hcaly OF New
Yok. one Of the leaders OF the Irish
-ympathizers. Mr.. Thomas said tina
'Militarism may go or 10 docm-but
Il will not solve the Irish p-obiems.'
ISOLATION OF NATIONS
DEPLORED BY THOMAS.
No nation can lock itself up in a
watcrtiEht compartment and isolate
Itself from the rest OF the world and
prosper said Thomas. who l. also
president of the international Fedora
r.on OF Trade Unions.
"Do not make the mistake that any
nation in the world .cacr c- build
a wall around itself" said Mr.. Thomas.
DO not believe that II is possible
FOR any country to isolate itself, 70
hold itself aloof from world affairs,
Only a foo n fanatic would believe
that. Today every nation In the world
IL dependent and interdependent upon
each other
Disarmament. Mr. Thomas declared,
r'ls the only panacea for the worlds
iiis.'
The only triumph and justifica.
tion.'' no said. for the lives sacrificed
In the great world war will be the
knowledge that they have died thai
war nay be Impossible in the future
No nation Is entitled to claim credit
for winning the war, asserted the la
Der leader. adding. ''let us realize we
all shared a common sacrifice and
ahared in the glory OF victory. Dom,
e.tfufe the winai'iE the war with the
vi ming of peace.
while | believe the war won. I am
apprehensive as to whether we have
won peace
I'VE have also been living in arti.
ficial prosperity-a FOOLS paradise
said Mr.. Thomas. The workers OF
the world also are suffering the in.
cv.iabie price OF LIVING Q riotous life
tliing the last six YEAR,"
He pointed out hat of the "artifi-
ciai prosperity was due to the mis-.
takes OF the governments confusing
paper money with wealth." This. he
he said. had resulted in the serious
depression Of the value al currency
abroad.
WORLD PAYING FOR
RIOTOuS LIVING.
Speaking OF the international prob
CONTINUED on Page 5)
, 1921-06-15

DALLAS. Texas, June lid
Engcrs, 30 years of aEe, oil filling
station operator. was seized by
masked men. taken. to = lonely point
south Of Dallas and horsewhippcd
Tor alleged cruelty TO his wife ac~
cording to his stors told at the
emergency hospital where he applied
Tor treatment early today.
, 1921-06-15
Canadian Rail
Rates Reduced

OTTAWA. Ont. June IA 10 per
sent reduction in railroad fares IN
eastern Canada July 1 was ordered
Today by the Dominion Board of Rail
Wy commissioners. Western rates
REMAIN unchanged.
The reduction will mean a return to
the rates prevailing prior to septen,-
Der IA. 1890.
The new mileage rate will be 3.i5
Cents.
, 1921-06-15
EAT or
In DURIIN CONFIRMED.

DUBLIN. June ff.-By The Asso-
ciatcd PressEThomas Rush, who was
shot q doath Sunday evening AT LIS
acui. near Castlcreagh. by crown
forces. was a pensioner OF the Amer.
lean army, II was officially stated 10
months ago and probably was an
American citizen. II was added.
, 1921-06-15
sRICW LABOR WARNED AGAINST IRISH AGITATION
Organization Here Should Not leopard
ize Interests by Rupture Over Fight 1t
Can Not Win, British Labor Chief Tells
Federation Contention Today Z

AUDITORIUM. DENVER. June 14.-waning against
any agitation that might disrupt the American labor. move
ment, James H.. Thomas, British labor leader, told the Amer
lean Federation of Labor convention today that it would not
solve the Irish problem.
For 100 years we in England have been confronted with
, 1921-06-15
a D HELD FOR
In MAIL
Confession Said to Haze Been Wrung
From big Tim" Murphy, Former
Scion, on Chicago HoIdup

CHICAGO, June 14.-Timothy D. Chg Tml Murphy,
labor leader and former member of the state legislature,
made an alleged confession this morning, according to postal
authorities, that he was implicated in the $350O00 mail rob-
berry at the Dearborn street railroad station April s.. Muir
phys arrest and alleged confession followed a raid last night
, 1921-06-15

detained by TIE authorities for ques-
tioning. Murphy's arrest is said to
have followed an alleged confession
obtained from Ralph Teter. a railway
mail clerk. who Is said to have ad-
mitted he received s1i 900 as his share
o; the proceeds of the robbery.
, 1921-06-15

on the home OF his father-in-Iaw, VIE
lam Digss. where postal inspectors
assert they found 1880 N Liberty
bonds and ,i4.soo in cash in a trunk.
vincenzo Cosmano, Murphy's lieu
teneai in labor circles. b also being
, 1921-06-15
BALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

N .rLI H.It |s. .NHN" ~
AT Pittsburgh r. ". 4.
PHILADELPHIA 100 COL 00I-3 ~ 3
Pittsburgh. .oIo feo ses-8 . :
Battercs-Rins and 'Brusry; zinn
and Schmidt.
At Chicago X II. e.
Boston. c91 e51 1oo-Io II 0
Chicago 80. 900 oil ooo-: Q 9
Batteries = Scott and Gibson;
Chceves. Jones and DAILY, O'FarreII.
Brooklyn. -. 100 ooI oos-. ii !:
Cincinnati. $40 900 IT. III I
Batterics-Pfciffer. Miljus and Tay-
lor: Rixey and Wingo.
At ST. Louis r. II. e.
st. Louis l0a 900 :10-i IS
Batteries = Toncy and Snyder.
Smith; Walker. North and Clemens.
, 1921-06-15
Sims Calls On
Prince of Wales

LONDON. June 14.@By The As
ISOLATED Press.ERear Admiral VII
liam s. Sims, u. $. N. was re-
ceived by the Prince of Wales this
afternoon Mt st. James palace.
, 1921-06-15
ARAB RULER PROPOSED.

LONDON. June f4.-tBy The Asso-
ciat-d Pressl-The British government
iulonds 10 replace the British admin
istration In Mesopotamia with nm
Arab assembly and an Arab ruler dur.
ing the coming summer. Winston
Churchill. secretary for the colonies.
announced in the house OF commons
this AFTERNOON. The ruler will DO
elected by tho people.
, 1921-06-15
IDOR JOHN !. EMERY
s NEW LEGION HEAD
Ora Rapids Veteran Who Saw Serpice
IN All Major Offensipes Chosen to
Succeed Late Col. GaIbrdith

Ind. June 14.-John {. Enoarv Of Grand
~ ma pc micn, was unanimously elected national commander
Q l n american Legion at a meeting of the national executive
committee today. He succeeds Col. Frederick w. Galbraith,
Jr, who was killed in an automobile accident here last
, 1921-06-15
4. \. ENGINEERS TO RETURN.

NEW YORK. June l4-Locai
branches of the Marine Engineers
Beneficial association today voted TO
abide. by the agreement reached yes
terday at Washington which would
end the nationwide marine strike a
has been in efect many weeks.
, 1921-06-15
DELINQUENCY OF CLERK HELD
FOR RIFLING MAILS CHARGED
TO ILLNESS BY Wife, REPORT

Indications that the defense of Chester J. Chandler, mail
ing clerk at the Casper postoffice accused of rifling special
delivery and first class mail, will be based on injuries and
illness resulting from service in the world war are contained
in statements by his wife who ascribes his delinquency to
this cause. Chandler. it is declared, has been under a physi-
, 1921-06-15
Keep Quiet Or
Get Out, Federal
Employees Told

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Govern.
ment employees who actively oppos.
the administrations government re.
organization plan will be dismissed.
the president n his cabinet decided
today. The decision was aid TO have
resulted from activities of some en-.
ployes In spreading propaganda
against tho reorganization policy.
, 1921-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Boston X. II. T.
Chicago. -. 100 oeo 5oo-s 1. Z
Boston ..... DOL 103 1906 IL q
Batteries - Mcweeney. Wilkinson
and Schaik; Jones, Russell and Wal
tiers.
At Philadelphia X. II. e,
st. Louis $50 001 032f-i0 IL ?
PhiIadeIphia 005 00s d0oo-9 II
Batteries-Davis, Bayne. koIp and
SEVERED; Moore and Perkins.
At Washington r. II. Il
Cleveland o 900 0oi 00-7 16 ]
Washington 600 90 oo3 Obs 10 !
Batteries-Bagby, Caldwell. Mails
Morton and Nunamaker. Thonas
Shaw, Acosta, Schacht and Charity.
, 1921-06-15

A list OF the bid which were filed
contract being awarded to Mr.. Inman
follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
TO SING AT VESPERS.
Westminster Glee Club to be Heard ut
TomOrro AftsrnOOn Service.

Westminster Glee Club, Fred crlck
Hvatf director. vii be heard
at the Vesper -ervIces AZ estmI slcf
Church tomorrow afternoon. The NUM-
bers given viii be, Holy Art hou.
tho largo from Handel ArXes and rear
Not. O. Israel by Max Spicker
SOLOS will be given by members Of the
club
II is significant Of the interest shown by
the clnb members in the work Of the or
garIzation. that they should prepare The
Sunday afternoon program While u the
midst Of rehearslis for the revival q ihc
"Mikado. which IS to be given saon.
There are three rehearsals Weckl! now
for the opera On Tuesday evenings the
girls rehearse, and great Is the fascination
81 learning the ever snappy lines Of the
Old favorite to the prlm Japanese dancing
step Ia the Japanese slippers now supplied
10 the members of the club
Miss Marcia Crawford oi Phlladeiphla,
formerly Of Wilmington, who has served
a. secretary 70 Ambassador Morris II
JaDan brought with her on her recent
visit 10 the city, when sha spoke on the
costumes Of the Orient, 70 the club, some
beautiful specimens Of Japanese clothing
including d brides dress and & schoo
pirls costume, both Of special interest tt
littIe "Yum-vum" and her friends
Miss Crawford is coming down agala
soon to let the chorus hear just a wore
more on Japanese customs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
What the Women's Clubs
IN State Are Doing

American Legion ii having lectures with
lantern slides glven By the BETTER America
Lecture service Il was decided % arrange
for a lecture 4 communication from Miss
Carson, secretary Of recruiting Of student
nurses was read regarding 3 campaign,
asking the club 70 arrange 70 have Miss
Walsh, Field. secretary Of American Red
Cross. 70 give a talk and show moving
pictures. The evening Of March 2s was
suggested and the High School will co-
operate
An announcement vas made ASKING al
members 70 be present at the next busl-
ness meeting 10 discuss the question oi
Joining the Masonic Lodge IN holding
Carnival during the summer.
The afternoon program was opened with
"a duet by Miss June Johnson and Mis-
Caroline Fouracre. Mrs. Herbert Smith
Of Dover gave several delightful reading
Miss Nnllfred Morris, president Of th'
Dover Century Club. and several friends
were guests Of the club.
Next Tuesday viii be Delaware Day
with Mss Leone Beaston, chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
EI.sNiERE CIVIC cLul
Milford New Century Club.

Milford. March 12-The regular
meeting Of the Milford New Century
club was held in the club rooms on
Monday afternoon at i o'clock, Mrs
Julius scott. the President. in the chair.
After the regular order of business had
been completed the afternoon was
turned over to the entertainment COM
mfttee, which had provides a very
pleastug program A song, An Old
Fashioned Garden" was given by Miss
Myra Ackerman; a paper, The Sad
plight of a Vegetarian Student was
read by Miss Bertha Welcome; the
Misses Margaret and Rebecca Davies.
the small twin daughters OF Mrs.
Thomas r. Davies, dressed IN quaint
little costumes OF brown and white. de-
lighted the members with several little
folk songs: a recitation, "A stitch In
Time" by Mrs o. w. Welcome; piano
solo. Waltz Arabesque," by Mrs. Wes-
| ley Heehner. the final number on the
program was a book review, Painted
Meadows" by Mrs. julius Scott. The
+ program committee announced that the
next meeting on Monday afternoon
would he n business one, followed by
current events ana social time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
News of the Week From
Delaware WOmen'S College
ep~cfal Correspondence % Every Evening

the meeting A. m. ns~tins u me A.
sociation on March %. ths annu~i ~
siailaflon % officers VII - n.id,
Dr Harter and PrafeEgoT s~os ver1
kindly brought ths tsisscoDo foyvr a.
W e. y on Thur.rAy svenfng The
heavens were aiied with stars ana nan
of the students toos sfvantaxs . psinf
able 20 SOC fhefr "gfar frianfs a.
closer range Venus and Jupiter Usfr
vlevpd through ne tai~-cops while ~
Harter told nc girls many n'ereeiirr
facts about astronomy
Eleanor Vlnyard and Ivy HNfson
have besn appointed 80 rneuhefs - 'h"
Ro>fal coumittse - rsffnasnf
freshman arf sophorrore .'asssa 70
rpoctiveiy
The ssrlorp - no Isves Higf s-h0<
came thia rrrrfrK % spend fhe res,
orA ~ me college rh'y are arrrr-
panied h- o-f - .hrr rsr rfors
John a-res Werg mo noted ~
tenor nho yas ~ haze given re~i'a
In wof HaH this srt0F o. 4rahif
Keep ~ rRaSsusr' Nr Wen
sing for 'h- s'ufs~'r a. a's fa'e
IN MONDAY yrar R0hirrrr aaf
anrual sprirR 'rip n 80 - sfe'rr
higr rchor'- fer gir's F'rs f,rf
. gyCkc ~ tfn gir.7 M Af
iege edu~afic- sr- a,0v arf nrf
questions ~r~rerrt~E ge
~ u
sevcraI ~ ns ne~ferr ~
ard - .ne rfvAor' -
ertsr'airr-r~s wtfrN rar
T,efa~.are Arsr, a+.o~ N r'e-r
n gguvr. gtr~ -lr~fa"
!, March r~f
tiavr f1-- .etrd 'rr
Tn aw II .re Nis~irr -'nf
vas refd ~ -ruredav awrr.rr
y-sck Tre nr+ ~re have r~e
attended 'rIF vea~ rrd
uroNtaria and .-t0varlr
on -geefaw ~c~r -
ytytar vr Porter ~.nr f@
The A~~a~tra~ grv err re~r Uses
iroureastf~ tho recent ualElrafi.
sfisa r--'er 4a -rsiSe~' af "aHf
tor ard n ,rI laNNef
interesftrz --m-a-fsr- nas
Z ration rlth rrrrIols r-ea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
SUNSHINE SOCIETY

Anv news intended for the Sunshine
Column should reach the chairman OF the
prcss committee not later than Nednes-
dav noon. Address Mrs otto y Ort,
No. 1912 Delaware avenue, ct5
SUNSHINE CALENDAR
March II New Era Branch sunshine
Hall l40q Delaware avenue Z5u y ~
March Is CYNTHIA Helpers Branch
Sunshine Hall, $ y ~ ooo.
March Is Ever Ready Branch. 2'p4
Washington street 80 = N
March p Alert Branch sunshine H"Ii
$ D. m
Aprh2 Delaware Division card party
Hotel du Pont. , Il =. n
One desperate da} in loneliness intense
| pazed out on tho inverse iHrcHse
And thought 81 All the vondrou- tiugs o.
grace
With which Cod fills the miracle q space;
OF All the gnodlv company tie cart
Hath held H. Souls Of ar lnmortai worth
Who'd trod the wav, and scattered iioWeT
there
For those who followed. cen Is ]. 4 share;
Ana from that dav u thus re never
known
4 moment when felt myself alone.
And on nv way I've ploddCd Ioyousiy
Rejoicing IN that Eladsomo company
DELAWARE DIVISION
4 card party viii be gwen April : WI,
In the du Barry Room. Hotel du l.oht loF
the benefit Of the Delaware DIVISION from
? to4p N. Reservations for tables may
I be made by telephonng ~ Mrs L.
story. 1149-or tickets purchased q NTs
n. $ tshcnbaeh 21S6. Concord avenue
+ and jefferson street. also sc Nli Nhp!cN
I street one section will be devoted T.
\ progressive bridge the rest q the tables
I will hc for Five Hundred
4 CYNTHIA S HFIpERs' FRANCH
CYNTHIA lIclpers Branch Viii meet on
Tuesday evening March la. e sunshine
Hall l40a Delaware avenue ON >ator-
I dan everug tile members If tic Branch
were entertained at dlIp.cr II the home
I Of the president Mrs N Brown, ht Mrs.
Sarah krause pleasant time was N
loved and the small aprons were rstlH3ed
which had been gwen to the members ter
the purpose of putting o penny iar each
inch of the waist measure. ll tae apron
D0cket Bv tie returns some ct t4f mem
bers must have measured twice around
Us nearly $50 was received for Ht.lch MIS-
Krause kindly thanked the members
Fortv-one were served at dn-rer a'teI
which a social tire Was eE!oyed tI aA
present The members united IL thanking
our hostess for her kind hosPltaltys
EVER READY BRANCH
The regular monthly business meeting
vas held ~ the horne Of Mrs Frank Han
nawav. Friday evening, March IL
members and invited guests lad mos
enjoyable sociallvonir2 TGcs.ay, AIarcl
S. az Sunshine Hall, 1903 be.a"are aVve.
nue.. There vii be social q. ter1leen "lti
W. p II Woodrow 2603 Washlugt i
go, Tnesdsv AIarch X. at . 3up m Al
1Ta,ri.rs are r,o,Iested 10 be proseIt
sLor+ I1IsiT-es meeting ard slcial toar i
coll.d for FRIDAY March Is. At : = u
at the home Of Mrs Jes II j. ~ 10
West TweEty-second Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
Fapn,re Real American Artist

Few Amerral singers have tlt tion
z1de eruereucn AmPrra .rd l.urfnH
a. Ce~il Fa1rrrE. 30 baritone wro rts
- heard here ~ ~ at ~ tae intei a4
P0nf aN room -rcItals 1 1nradsF
afternoon. Nfsrrh III Rrf0rs 'hr aar Ar
Faanlng zavr ssvera. -nci'ala laca
"A well as Us ne prTncipai critics rf Frlnrr
and Ifaiv ard -e '.isn nrpn
C,errnaav the horne ground q Hefirr an1
M rven l Berhn. Fnerp ue -f
Gong singing "a EIupnred aFr
deveianed - the sfh degree e. rla la
fcultv Us len .nsrraflrg NAT nc
-r-prptarion 10 4luZ lteraftlre 1tE L.
artists are -,-c0aa ~ rOne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
nlLportD NEW CENTURY elua.

The Milford New Century Tub on
Monday, March Z. met toeniaN program
Of several interesting nmsic.l ard literary
numbers Very enjoyable ltatmes we're
song by daughters Of the members. Moth
or Goose songs by The little seven year old
twins Rebecca and Margaret Dawes and
solo by Myra Alderman Young gram.
mar school student Mrs Huhner played
Waltz Arahesqne Airs Francis D.
Welcome recled Il humorous sermon on
..Ihe Stitch III Time and NIiss Bertha
Welcome read paper
Mr., julius Scott the cllt1 president,
brought the meeting to conclusion with
her most delightful book review Of
Sophie i<err's Painted Meadows
The next meeting Will be business and
Current Events after the program the
social committee will be in charge Of the
remainder Of the afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
nlrf Rock coMMrNlrY cLun

On the evening Of MaTch Is at the New
Gensarv Club benefit dance will be
gwen to aid IN raising funds FOR club
house which the Blue Rock Community
Club hopes To build in the near future.
Mrs Thomas MowSray Is chairman for
the dance. md assisting her VIII be the
follow ing ladies Mrs Leroy Beatty Mrs.
Walter Craig Airs Alonzo Brady. Mrs.
Thomas Weldn Mrs Jonathan Dlckln-
son. Mrs ClaVd Brown, Miss Davis. Mrs.
Robert Deverall 4 committee Is also ar
ranging for dance and card party st the
Ilntel dn pont On April p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
BELLEFONTE LEAGUE.

The monthly business meeting Of the
Bellefonte Community League was held
LAST Monday evening, IN the new con-
nunity house, for the first time, one room
having been finished, il which future
meetings will also be held a resolution
was passed approving the daylight saving
law and Recommending tlat il be con-
tinued. A resolution was also passed
pointing out to the Levy. Court that re-
pairs are badly needed On the streets d
Montrose. adjoining BelIefonte A third
resolution was passed approving the new
bin now before the Legislature, giving
the women in all Incorporated towns o.
the state the right to vote Al state an1
town elections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12
wEDDINGs

Nr a7d NI-. f- srg
CLAYTON --rr.r -.s -atu4
msrrsxe Il, -r-.r -atrr lr'-r
% lee strong l-esda' 'iaf
Ia Sacrament r ll
strong v-.l r. AZ home rr"rrff partner
san rrnrrlsco. f'er March