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KID sunni AND KID CARNEY.
TO MIX 1T UP AGAIN

Matchmaker Willus Britt Of the
Chester a. A., in response to the
popular demand for return match
between Kid Sunni and X. O.Carney
has rcmatched the two local boys
for the windup bout nt the New
Lloyd Theatre in Chester, Monday,
February IA. The bout will be over
the eight round route. In addition
TO the win<lup, four six round bouts
have been arranged in which local
boys will take part. The card fol-
lows:
Semi-windup, Kid Yodel VS..
X. o. Ha,nmer Prcliminaries,
Johnny Ireland of Wilmington VS..
|. Frankie Burns of Chester; George
|. Russell of Chester VS.. Joe Martin
of Wilmington; Battling Reed of
Wilmington VS.. Bobby Allen of
Philadelphia.
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High School
BOWLING.
Bancroft League.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys OF Grady's bowl
ing and billiard parlors:
ncpcroff Ycacua
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DEFIANCE LOSES THIS GAME.

The Aberfoyle team of Chester defeated
the Defiance FIVE last night In Chester,
1926 The score:
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I DATES ARE ANNOUNCED
FOR GOLF CLASSICS

y
FOR GOLF CLASSICS t
Official dates for American golf |.
|. championships were announced last I
night as follows: +
Open--July IS TO 81, Columbia I
Country Club, Chevy Chase, Md. +
Amateur-scptember IL to "a, st. I
Louis Country Club, Sc. Louis. +
Womens October 3 to 8, Holly I
wood Golf Club, N. j. I
Match play between the 81 COM !
petitors qualifying for the national !
amateur viii begin September 10. !
Theinternationa match, il which !
many of the leading British players !
arc expected to compete, viii begin J
September 5 at the National Links, !
Southampton, N. Y. !
The Western Golf Association ha. !
arranged to hold its sectional anna !
teur championship during the week !
beginning July 25. !
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Goals

Friends Seconds eveaed matters IN the
rraI;roi,srv osme I4-lf. The score:
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Referee, Ogden. Time OF halves, =
rrafs1,ftea
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Gosls

Referee. Ross, Central Board. Time
OF halves, 20 minutes
SECOND TEAM WINS.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
Used Cars Tractors

HUDSON SUPER-S six PAS
 SINGER Our Hudson and Essex mecha anical foreman owns this car and its condi- ton is perfect.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03

BUY from owner, my equity in G. room and sleeping pouch brick. cor
 ner lot, northeast; can be used for two families. Phone 2012 If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
Fine Home
5000 CASH

5000 CASH
 This beautiful Groom brick, p-d 2 screen rooms, is located in the very best residential section of the city on paved street; has good shingle roof, hardwood floors, nice fireplace, all built-in features, 3 inside bedrooms, ? good sleeping porches, large ce- ment front porch. nice large bath, convenient to all bed rooms, big ga- rage, nice shade, beautiful flowers and nice lawn. A real snap at s6,5o0. SEE ALEXANDER OR GROOM, 126 North Central ave; phone 3599.
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Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX,
FOR SAlE-HOUSES

FOR SALE - Three-room frame house and corner lot. large screen room and garage; easy terms. 1405 E. Roosevelt St.
 SIX-ROOM house, toilet, well, pump, tank, outhouses, shade, two acres; $2900; s400, balance easy. Three miles out on South Center. See c. T. Lewis on property. k
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
Dulnage & Dunbar
Telephone 4OOS. Central and Madison.

GARDNER thermostat carburetor for Ford cars; over 250,000 in use; guaranteed to increase your mileage 25Sc; sold on money back guarantee: price s12.50 at ali dealers or write Win. Dnlehay, Agent Post Office Box l1S9. 10-b
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
8 FOR sALE-FRUITs. PRODUCE
PEARS. SC. 1oO6 E. Roosevelt
Dates

Dates now ripe at Old Experiment. al farm. Grand Ave. follow paved road. one mile west of Fair Grounds and half mile north. Turn in at gate on east side. Ira Beck. 2
 PEARS for sale. Sc pound. Phone 1853
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
In Osborne District

A dandy homy four room frame cottage. Nearly new has complete bath. electric lights, water and sewage. Has built in conveniences. Lot 50x137@. South front at Indian school car line. It's snap at s225O. s750 cash will handle. Stop the rent buy this. Exclusive with
 FRED A. DIBBLE REALTOR IT N 1st Ave Phone 5003 k
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03

TWIN CITY TRACTOR Used to blow about 160 acres. Can not be told from a new tractor. Can be purchased for $500 less than new price.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
921 N. Seventh St.

5-room brick with 2-story garage close to grammar and high school offered for a few days only al s4OO0: 5000 Cast1 Owner. 767 E. Brill. 2
 FOR SALE-Brick pebble dash house. five rooms, two screen sleep ing porches; modern; paved street; northeast. Phone 5677 mornings. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
Some Buy

BUY. from owner, like rent, brick house and garage, northwest; corner 9th Ave. and Mckinley. k
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
.n FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SALE-lIVEsTock

FOR SALE-20 Jersey cows, fresh and coming fresh. Phone 2325. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03

Come in and look the car over you are most interested in. We guaran- tee you will immediately see the price
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03

1921 ESSEX TOURING
 4 beautiful running car and the price we can quote includes paint job and new plate glass curtain in rear. We strongly recommend this car
Arizona republican., 1921-09-03
S3400

Five rooms, modern, well furnished; lawn and shade; garage; a fine buy; terms. See Mir. Huns, with Gen. tral Ariz. Land Co.,, 29 West Adams.
 k FOR SALE-House, 12X22, on Brill car line, cash or terms; or would trade for Ford touring car and pay difference. Call at Albrights 112 N. First Ave k
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Citizens of Blades Receive As
surance in Regard to Route
of New Road.
HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL BURIED

s,aetsI Correspondence of Every Evening.
Dover. April 14-The funeral OF Joseph
Rose a senior of Dover high school and
ecnter of the Dover high school champion
basketball team Of the State, which took
place from, the residence of his parents
INST north of Dover, Yesterday afternoon.
was largely attended. The entire senior
class of the high school. several OF the
teachers and many scholars were among
the attendants w
Services were conducted by Key: J. "
Colona, pastor of Wesley NJ. r., thurch'
assisted bv Rev. Floris Ferwcrda, former
rrastor of Dover Presbyterian Church OF
which Young Rose was member, male
quartet composed Of Messrs Cobb. fltz-
gerald. Totten and Thornburg sang two
selections by request of the family, lead
Kindly Light and Sometime We IL
Understand.
The honorary pallbearers were EDWARD
Lewis. Harry Lowber. Edward Nelson,
George Wright. Augustus Fisher and
franklin kinnamon, high school boys
and the active pallhearers. also high
school hovs. we're Ishmarl Farhurton.
Herbert Dodd. John Har'nctt. FRED
Willin. Stanley Short and Hughlett Colt
Co G., the recently organized ANTI
kircraft Regiment OF this town. OF which
Young Rose was a member, having passed
one Of the best physical examinations 81
anv IN the company, attended the tuneral
in body. The flowers were numerous ana
elaborate. several handsome floral designs
hcing sent by the high school scholars
Intermcnt was made nj Lakeside cCme-
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

I9Ikton. Md. April 14-Cecil County
School BOARD announce the following
appointments. Miss Florence Hunter.
principal NJ Wesley school. Miss Ber
fha - Owens principal At Wilson
school. William Ralph. principal At
southampton school Miss Anna Falls,
principal at Cherry Grove school Mrs.
Emily McIntire Jenkins. principal At
southampton school. having resigned
her resignation was accepted.
Mr.. and Mrs A D. Short of near Ap-
pleton. announce the marriage II their
daughter. Mabelle Short. a graduate
~ Elkton high school. to p. &. Van
SAINT of Kembicville. Pa. They were
married Tuesday evening At colora, Md.
tyy Rev T. r Anderson They Will re-
side in Wilmington
Henry A Wright. for several years
manager Of the Dfka farm. in Flk
Neck. has sold his stock and farming
implements and moved ~ Wilmington.
where he viii reside.
Eikton's titney drivers have formed
combinations and anti-cornbinations.
growing out of the differences among
the different factions over the locsl mar
riage business. Several IF each side
were arrested by Chief of Police POTTS.
yesterday and given hearing before
Justice Scotton. who imposed fine n
81 with costs. on each.
Major J. L. Ice ~ salvation Army
headquarters. il spending a few days
in faktou organizing advisory boards
Mrs Margaret Devlin. Miss sarah
MeC1Hy and Miss Lydia Reynolds who
spent the winter at Orlando Fla re-
turned to F.lkton yesterday
Miss Lorraine Fassift will entertain
the Home and Foreign Missionary So
cieties Of Non and Rock Presbyterian
Churches. this afternoon. at her home
near Zion
Marriage licenses were issued in Elk
ton. Tuesday 10 Ruehen J. Kitchens
Of Laurel. Del. and Ruth Meyer Of Har-
riugton. Del. Austin J. F. Dunn n Will
mington and Marion =. Bennett of Phil
adelphla Phineas e. yanSant of Land
enberg. Pa and Mabelle J. Short Of Ap-
pleton. Md; Cornelius $. Ryan and
Eleanor NJ. Eierbucken Of Wilmington /;
Thomas Vatre and Glenna NJ. Long Of
Wilmington: James ii. Mcbride Of
Wilmington and Isabelle r. Alexander
Of Elkton. Foster D. Guessforrf and
/ Mabel Wood Of Wilmington. James
sykes and Sarah Boyer Of Wilmington
I Mrs. a J. Mearns and daughter. Mrs
Marietta Reun. who spent the winter n
Rising sun. have returned to Zion and
opened their country home for the
i summer.
The bake and festival heid at North
East for the beneut Of the local base
ball team. Saturday night last netteC
about $3.50. = victrola was won by
John Grant Of Port Deposit.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCanee Of War
rem Pa. are spending the week With
their daughter. Mrs. Roger Witworth
in E.lkton. Frank W. Jefferson, also o'
Warren. Pa. is spending a few day.
With his mother III Chesapeake City.
The last Of a series OF six shoots be.
tween the Gun Clubs If Cecil Count.
was held Saturday last. when RisinG
sun won the championship OF The coun
y by seven targets.
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NEWARK NOTES.

Newark April II Mrs Thomas +.
Manns entertained yesterday afternoon
at her home near Newark
DR. Walter Ilullhen, president Of the
University Of Delaware, left for a business
trip 20 New York City this morning
Members Of the Philadelphia Society
Sons Of Delaware will make their annual
spring trip 10 Newark on Saturday. May
~ when they will hc the guests Of the
University of Delaware
Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ T. Church
has elected these officers President Mrs.
Howard Williams; ylce-president, MrR.
Howard Patchell secretary Mrs Frank
Willis: treasurer Mrs Francis \. Cooch.
wv Castle No y. X q H. viii initiate
large class Of candidates, Saturday
night
The Guild Of st Thomas T F. Church
will give a bake in w ID Dean $ store, on
Main street, SATURDAY.
Rev. RAYMOND ketchledgc Of Camp
Hill. Pa, viii preach ~ both services at
the local Presbyterian Church on Sunday
At meeting of the New Century Club
Tuesday. Mrs Harry l. Bonham and Mrs.
Thomas + Manns were elected directors
of the club corporation. There were sew
cral musical numbers and papers were
read hv Mrs George Carter. Mrs, II O.
Rausnan. Miss Elinor Hartcr and Mrs
Thomas II Manns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14

bold left this morning for Wilmington,
where he will have an operation Performed
on bis nose by DR. White.
Albert Schroeder of Fort Constitution,
New Hampshire, is spending ten days
here with his family
Frank D,inham has taken position
with the engineer department NJ fort
du Pont.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ l.. Church
will give n reception TO Rev. l., W: Lay
field Tuesday evening, April 10, IN the
Sunday school room adjoining the church,
in honor of his reappointment ms pastor
for another wear.
st. Georges baseball team will play the
American Nulcanizing team of Newark,
Saturday afternoon, on the St. Georges
diamond
Miss Florence IIldobrandt who has
been in the Chester Pa, hospltal Tor the
past two weeks, has SO improved that she
was brought home yesterday.
\ boat load of lumber has been re-
ceived by the town 10 be used IN the con
struction of the concrete road on William
street, bctwcc1 Washington and Adams
streets
Mr.. and Mrs. McC Ulster, after spending
the winter in Philadelphia, have returned
w NiltiI HpftP at +thhhH'A'"
Eugene Culison and Robert Dun ham,
while fishing on the canal bank, YESTERDAY,
caught six carp which weighed lo3
pounds.
Miss Margaret Spicer gave card party
and luncheon at her home, last evening
The following guests attended; Misses
Marguerite and Emma Mulligan, Misses
Mary and Margaret Schacfer, Carlisle
Spicer. Ralph Mulligan, William Beck,
George Clark and Frank and James
Schaefcr.
Edward Cordurcry Of Port Penn and
Miss Lucy Chadwick of Holly Oak were
married at the brides home, Tuesday al
ternoon. Rev. DR.. Richey officiating
After . wedding tour they will reside at
Augustine Beach.
Mrs. George y Bright is spending two
weeks with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Albert y sutton of - Georges
The teachers Of the public school enter
tanned at dinner, last evening, Professor
and Mrs. Jump of Middletown.
Alexander Holiday Of New Castle IS
spending week here with hIs mother
Mrs. Margaret Holiday.
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NEW 1. u. u. =. LODGE.
Perry No. f7g II Instituted nt Perry
Vile With 1870 Members.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
perryVille. Md, April ias-Through
the efforts of Fred Widdekine. assisted
by several local odd Fellows. Perry
Lodge, No. 172. /. .. Q. r.. was inati-
tuted here on April !. The degree
team of Elkton conferred the degrees
upon f3G petitioners. After the degrees
were conferred the past grand master.
H. NJ. Mccullough of Iglkton. inHtituted
the lodge 10 be- known and hailed as
Perry Lodge No. i72, Perryvilo. Md
lie was assisted in all the work by the
grand secretary Of the Grand Lodge.
William a. Jones and the following
officers were elected appointed and in
stalled: Sitting Past Grand. Fred Wild
deklue: Noble Grand O. T.. Baker:
Vice Grand. A. NJ. TIeniou. Recording
Secretary. r. r. Fleming. Financial
Secretary, r Il. Brickley. Treasurer.
n " Vannort: Warden. l.. Gamble.
Conductor. =. S. Parker. Chaplain, VI.
W Eddy. Right Scene Supporter. f..
X Lowe: Left Scene supporter J. g..
Mulender: Right Supporter tn Noble
Grand. s. A. Devcre Left supporter to
the Noble Grand. F.. " Schenk Right
Supporter 10 the Vice Grand, W g..
Craig, Left Supporter 70 tho Vice
Guardian, g. T. TrowbridRc Outside
Guardian. = e. Mace.
Perry Lodge No t72. I. o .. +. has
fno prospects with eeVonty-f1 can
didates now on file for admittanee and
expect to reach the 250 membership
mark In a few weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
Here Is a Fine Laxative
For a Little Baby
Million. Of Mothers find Dr.. Caldwell S
Syrup Pepsin safe for infants

yKTHAT young mother has not
w often asked herself the ques-
ton, What is the best thing | can
give my baby for constipation" II
IS very important question, as con-
stipation is the basis of most Ills OF
infancy and childhood.
Give half teaspoonful of COM
bination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin. You can obtain il al
any drug store under the name Of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Il IS
mild, gentle medicine that children
willingly take. and.a bottle that costs
only sixty cents Is enough TO last an
average family several months.
DR.. CaldweIl's Syrup Pepsin has been
used by millions of mothers, for the pre-
scription has been sold IN drug stores for
thirty years. II is the same prescription
Dr. w. 3. Caldwell, who IS now IN sS2nd
year, used in his extensive practice for
half century. II IS the largest selling
liquid laxative in the world. Last year eight
million bottles were bought in drug stores.
You can make no mistake in giving Dr..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 10 your baby.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
WANT ROAD EXTENDED.

Seaford, April II A committee Of tive
citizens OF Blades-cx-Shorf W. g.
johnson. ex-Representative James J..
I.lovd. Walter Culver. George Toomoy
and Rev. r Ward Mills, went to George
town, Tuesday. and appeared before the
LEVY Court and County Road Commis-
sioners. in the interest Of having the
county highway heing built from the town
limits Of Blades to Concord, extended
from the town limits Of Blades 10 connect
up with the main highway OF the Scatord-
Laurel State Road
The committee met with cordial greet
inc from the levy Court and Road Com
mlssioners. receiving favorable reply
as 10 the extension Of the road, and leav-
ing them 70 believe that their request
would receive the attention y deserves.
The committee is Of the opinion the con
nectlon will bc made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
NEW PASTORS ON DUTY.

Seaford, April l4-Rev. \. c. Benson!
Of Greenwood, appointed pastor Of Seaiord
Circuit ~ tho recent session Of the VII
mington NJ L. Conference, arrived here
this week with his family. and will occupy
the pulplts Of his charge, for 'he first time
next Sunday Rev Harry Taylor, whom
he succeeds as pastor Of the circuit loft
yesterday, with his family, for Fredorloa,
where he was transferred BY the Confer
enCe
II is said the new pastor Of Mt. ohvcet
NJ p Church. Rev. w. ;. Coe, formerly
pastor OF a Baltimore church, will he here
in time to occupy the pulpit Of his new
appointment on Sunday. Rev. +: /.
Rulev. who has been pastor Of Mt Olivet
for three years, was transferred TO George
town ID. G.
Rev. F. f Carpenter, who was returned
as pastor of St John NJ +, Church, will
be gwen a reception by the members Of
the church tonight his family also at
tending
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
CHEsTERTOwg AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every EvcuinR
Cbestertown. Md. April lt.--Thc Gne
farm Of the into John Archibald ~
near Kcnnedyvilie vas offered ~ pub
lie sale Tuesday. but was Withdrawn on
a bid Of $4,000. This farm contains
about go acres in the heart of IN
finest grain section iu thc eounrfy. The
bid vas made by William 4. pEt-- ~
Newport. Del.
II has developed that the recent ppr
chaser of the lot opposite Chester come
tory from Enoch pleaaanton in Ches-
tertown is the Taxaco oil 90. whicn
proposes n build tanks and open bur
ness in competition with the STANDARD
OH and Hearu OH "a. Seyeraf .8rEr
tanks viii be erected IN the site
II il persistently rumored On fhe efreofr
here that the cite ~ tho hmerlcar
s,tra ggtoard CO.'S mills viii bo converted
into j large silk mill. which viii employ
three hundred persons.
Circuit Court for Kent county Ud'l
convene in Cheatertown next Monday
morning. Sone important civil and
criminal cases are on the dockets
Washington College baseball team
suffered its first defeat n the season.
Tuesday a. College PARK. when il vas
defeated ~ the University n Ma ~ "a ~
team by the score ~ 3 n =.
county Agent Horace r. Derrick nae
made IN inspection n the fruit orchards
~ the county and reports mat ali early
fruit is practically Killed but there uyill
DO a good crop N ate apples I fair rrop
~ Bartlett pears. while me keif'"r pear
j. practically dead. he SAYS here rriN
bc s-ood crop ~ strs.wterries. hut the
berries will - ate
Deputy state Forester Charles -
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McCIoary IL cutting down au1 TlmmIng
"a number ~ the shade trees in fnfsfHI
town. which adds greatly ~ hr ap
posrancs ~ me streets. Many 1i lu
oldest shade trees ~ the Silver fnlfa
variety have been destroyed 81 ur
~ decay and old eye
gey. ~. q. rabe0u. DaaiF ~ rtfe'
"a. T.. Church. haa returned ffDu pI
ference. nnd biz conEfcgation D. u.,.
Rratiaed ~ hia return ~ tnr nas'
Tor another year
Hev. T. D. Ward. q former paHI.I
Christ ~ g. Church. AID af pr rf
stationed ~ f.ynohburR. Va H Hn'
Ing several dsys here a. EIf
ColOpei william tarrnr Hrd
members of hir formrr rnrgr rEa
PoHtrnsater Hownrs IH ordfn trrl
carry our Tho ofdfrr 80 fbr pDefina
General by aruI1R the rnrrrfn
ploy's ~ tbf ppe'pn''f Ha prnf'ff
against burglar
Seven Day Adgounsfs are oord
services in t1rrrer HALL rn'rfsf
in chorgs ~ Hs So NI.frr
T"rvioes aro alrf'y sftrrdrd
All three mcnbsre ~ tfe Dtarf.
Water Bpar1 rHH 10. elected tf
rual tpVg tIs,fiof f.|r atIl
25. Dlrfor I.rfs ..t.nr I. ,f
rnernbfr latra % Eisr ara
srt Hoe. ar. rd.f.fea
Tho coutrrf fDr mruh.r ~ rr.
~ rDru .uIH7irnr.s Nefr.rr I-
Mone'f 'tr rrIrrhfff frd
Ncwmar. 1trouIrg rer. .ts
every day rf- pnr..r .ttr.
ginning tasr rt.-
tlru
Ta. ,o'd eaafrer .s
p'roytd fre frr U.rr
asIaregYs .-.r
lers Tl... taa
md ratg f-o~f a~
morning .h
darragr
Rev r. Uar,ft rcy
ls abie ~ ,afs orr a-r
Mr. " H>etre srg
Inrf--, ms .t.t aUIts
5hsd f-tsrr-ar
chester ara I:e'fa-.rr
har.r-t ier4url .-.
rJu - 4f1d AVA ,- sfs.rr
over trr~r M tet
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MEMORIAL TREE PLANTED.

Middletown April IA Interesting ex-
ercises were held on the high school
campus, Tuesday afternoon. when fine
red oak tree was planted as q memorial
TO John J. Hoffecker, Jr. Ninth Infantry,
who died in France during the World W ar
4 tree. which had been planted for tins
soldier died during the past year.
Rev Van p Northrup of the NJ. +.
Church gave a short talk and the school
children sang America. Bronze markers
were placed on this tree ard on the ones
plarted TO the memory Of Rupert Burstan
and Davis ManIove
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
CHILD WELFARE COMMISSION.

Dover. April l4-The Child Welfare
Commission Of Delaware created by an
Act Of the present General Assembly. met
here. Yesterday. for organisation. The
members present were Mrs ". II Laird,
Mrs. Charles Warner. Wilmington; Mrs
Lionne Beaston, NiddletoWn. Mrs. " D.
Denney and s. b. Magee, Dover; Mrs
Ella Emery. Neaford
The oath of office TO each was admin
istered by II c Taylor. notary public
after which organization was effected by
the election Of Mrs w H Laird as
president: Mrs Charles Warner vice
president and A b. Magee, secretary.
The remainder Of the afternoon was
taken up in preliminaries and general
discussion OF the work of the commission
Mrs. Ina J. Perkins, was elected director
of Child Welfare and Miss Marie T.
Lockwood of Middletown, director Of
nurses
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RECEPTION AND TEA.

Newark, April 14-Mrs. J. J.. Coylc
gave a reception and tea At her home on
Depot Road. yesterday afternoon, in
honor OF Miss Priscilla \ Thomas of
Wilmington who is Ia be married on
Saturday 10 W Willard Barlow of the
Nash Motors Co that city, brother
Of Mrs Coylc About thirty guests at
tended the affair The decorations wcrr
pink and white and the favors were we'd
ding bells with pink and white ribbon
The guest prize was handmade center
piece The card prizes were won by Miss
Natalie Belts of Newark and Mrs Madgc
Ruttcr Of Wilmington Many Of the
guests were from Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14

firmed class of six, composed of Mrs.
Charles Murphy, Miss Helen Murphy
Mrs. Lida Lilly, Miss Sarah Chambers,
Miss Myrtle Jones and Coleman Willard.
The bishop was accompanied by his wife
her first visit to Lewes.,
Pilot Clinton Long and wife have re-
turned 90 their home in Lewes, after
an absence of three months.
Pilot James Kelly and wife have also
returned 10 their home in Pilot Town.
after spending the winter in Philadelphia
Pilot John Joseph and family have
opened their lewes home after being
away several weeks.
Mrs. Walton Virden and son have been
making visit in Philadelphia with MIR.
ard Mrs. George Prcttyman.
Miss Sallie Marshall has returned home.
after spending the winter in Ginter Park.
Richmond, Va. with her brother, DIR.
Henry Marshall and wife