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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-30
Ample Proof.

Lottie-Is' your young minister so
very faseinatingf
Notwithstanding! Why lots Of
girls in our church have married men
they hated JUST TO get one kiss from
the rector after the ceremony.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-30

Community meetings not only let
you know what's new in agriculture
and home economics, but give you
another chance to rub elbows with
your neighbor.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-30

Spring will soon be here, be sure
and plant the best seed, for only the
best will produce the maximum crop.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

Alfalfa is being manufactured
into paper pulp ia Algeria.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

The American Museum Of Ma
tional History is to have among
it's vast collection in Washing n
an exhibit of four cootics. French
English, Belgian and German
cootic, all Of different species. The
collection, the only one Of its Kind
in the world, was gathered by
John Connolly. Of PiantsyiIie,
Conn, by placing the cooties on
paler and covering them with can
die grease. The collection vas
sold for $500.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

The President or General Manager
OF this corp ra:ioa shsIl nave power to
direct the Institution and prosecution
Of any and al suits, which n his judg-
ment shall be III the interest of the
sad corporation and no xeeption, to
want Of authority shall be sustain ID 10y
asy court, uuless the exc pt:on is
tiied by some OEe G. more stock hold
ers, setting ont the reason for the
want. OF authority urged by the said
stock he der.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13
Succession of George Wash
inStOn

w. w. Page, Jr. having filed his APP
plication to be appointed administrator
of the above named succession, notice
is hereby given to all persons interest
ed to show cause if any, within ten
days from date hereof why said appll-
cation should not be granted.
Dec. 3O-2t S. B. SWEET, Clerk.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

|. The reason truth lies at the bot
tom of an Oil we'll. is because il
can't get a hearing among those
who lie at the top.-Ex.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

No stock folder shall ever be held
liable for the obligations of this Cor
poration beyond the unpaid balance
due Oh MS snalrs Of stock subscribed
for and which part may remain SO un-
paid at the time the demand is made,
and then only to the Corporation or, IN
case Of Insolvency. to the Receiver of
the Cooperation.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13
Ars. XIV

The officers. Of this corporate: for
the first year are declared to be Joe
Ioiley, President; A. &. Yarbrough,
Vice Preside 1t: and E. c. Tam, sec
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

E-z.r .--~1 ~ .apr-.,
-
S4xG----.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

India has turned from a silver
to a gold standard, for the first
time on record.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

The love Of peacs: seeua5 &c pc
providing too much bill ard no.
enough coz.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13

Daring the past year tobacco
smokers paid $295, 500, 900 in taxes.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13


, ton IS herein after provided.
Art, ~
&a sfa,4 y -. :a.-.,::r;:i.,,, ......-
/ se.53ea tni ~ ~ ptlG ,;mc as. ..
the same at the time of subscribing
! for the same, and the balance in sixty
! davs from the da,e Of suhscriDtiOil. or
as called for by he nodrci OF Director5
which board shall have the right 10
call for the balance not paid at the
time Of subscription in such manner as
the SAID Board shall see fit within the
provisions Of the law.
There shall be d stock holders meet
ing held annually on the second Mon
day in January of each year, unless
otherwise directed by the Board at
Directors. One stock holder shall have
the right by written request to demand
! that there be held the annual meeting
/ of the stock holders herein provided
for. and or such request beng filed
| with the Secretary, it shall be the duty
of the Secretary to notify each stock
holder of the meeting TO be held on the
request of the stock holder or stock
holders mentioned.
Art.Xss
No stock folder shall ever be l.eld
liable for the obligations of this Cor
poratlon beyond the unpaid balance
due Oh MS snal-s Of stock subscribed
for and which part may remain so uIl
paid at the time the demand Is made,
and then only to the Corporation or, IN
case Of Insolvency, to the Receiver of
the Corporation.
Art. III
The President or General Manager
OF this corpera:io9 sh2il nave power to
direct the Institution and prosecution
Of any and al suits, which n his judg-
ment shall be N the IL, crest Of the
sad corporation and no exc Xteption, to
want Of authority shall be sustain ID by
asy court, unless the exec ct:oa is
ttied BY some OHe or more stock hold
ers, setting ont the reason for the
want. Of authority urged by the said
stock he der.
Art. ALL
The first board of directoIs ere de-
clarcl 20 b .tc2 ioiiey. A. G Var
brough, z. c. Tanner, Clyde l. Gay *
ana " t. Mor&Iand, all residents Of
the parish OF Natchitochcs with post
Offices as indicated opposite their sig
natures to this charter and they shall
hold office until their Successors are
duly elected and inducted into Office.
Vacancies on the board Of directors
shall be filled by the remaining mem
bers Of the Loard.
Art. XIV
The officers Of this corporat:o: for
the first year are declared to be Joe
Jolley, President; A. q. Yarbrough,
Vice President: and E. c. Tam, >cc-
retaTy ard Treasurer. :.
Art. XIV
Citation and other legal process shall
be served or the President of lie cc--
pcratioil.
All OF ul:. !. has been done a1d sign
ed in the presence. q he awo under
signed witnesses il NatchisccEes par
ish, Louisiana, on this 5rd cay of Jam
uary, 1921.
Witnesses:
(Signe,D D. {. Scarborough, !
(sig9ied) Jno. T. Dwyer. !
(Signed) Joe Joi!ey, Ten Shares. !
Post Office address, Powhattan, La. !
(Signed) 4. G. Yarbrough Ten Shares. !
Post Office address, rowhattan, La.
(SlgneO e. C. Tanner Ten Shares.
Post Office address. Powhattan, La.
tSigned) Clyde L. Gavie Ten Shares.
Post Offica address. i'owhattan, La.
~
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-01-13
Art. Ali
The first board of directUJs are de-

The first board of directors ere de-
clare! 20 b tc2 .!oiiey. A. 9. Var
brough, z. c. Tanner, Clyde l. Gay Is
and W f. .Mor&Iand, all residents Of
the parish OF Natchito 2hcs with post
Offices as lndic;.ed opposite their sig
natures to this charter and they shall
hold office until their Successors are
duly elected and inducted into Office.
Vacancies oa the board Of directors
shall be filled by the remaining mem
bers Of the Loard.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-01
TISIONI CFISTIINE


la Disccsa di Cristo all'Inferno,
|di cui Iibri cauonici del Nuoyo Te-
stamcnto non fanno alcuna menzio-
Inc, ad cccezionc della prima Episto-
La III San Pictro, la 81 uoya sola-
|mcntc mel hbri apocrifl del prim
sccoIi del cristiaucsimo.
NoIIa prima EpistoIa di San Pie
|uo 81 Icgge che Gcsu' Cristo am
do i'm i-pjrito G prcdico' agli spirit
che sono in carcorc. quail gia' fu-
Irono ribclIi al tempo di Noe mentrc
. ST apparccchia,a l'arca, nclla quale
solo otto pcrsonc fwono salyate (E.
San Pietro Ill lS-l9D
| 10 stc.so 6 ripetuto mel capitolo
Nv, 6 della stcssa letcra: "Giacche'
|pcr quosto sia state predicate l'eyan-
gelo ancora al morti". Pare che San
PaoIo aycsse in meute Ia stessa idea
|quando scrissc agIj Etesini Nv, g.:
."E' -alito che cosa q aluo Sc non
I Ichc prIma ncora era discoso nellie
I"lu PI" "'HS' "li'" 'eIia'
Qucsle Naghe as-arHonl non sod
I Idlslaccyano pnml Padrl della Chle-
.'' ,, Ggl HqgI' "''unl noSaIon9 ~ u laJ-
10 "ei," i, DI''g7' ,., 81 y 'I''o aI' lllleI
l'' "ilII u.'ue.o ,l ''''a lu'e' p'e'a
~''I,g %''g su II,'''yg u, yI'al'o'l5' ,.,-
''I"'l.l',y'''y NJ, W. j "UIoIs ue'' i-'' L,
slol" ~ ! l'O'' Iq III I,'LIuoil1"Io oa'lo
'oee Ico'l!'y.e sl.i.!i oel IaIInuo; IN que
Ito I maui 81 l'9Se enc il AaDlpo 1.1
,,I2su' ocr -eI' %,e'a l Io''o 10
''l'l"l con 81. 'li-e'o NIPPoo 9 con ms
,. ggl'''e ~ Nl's5''' Il9''1o'o III pa'lue'
',,'o I''e l'9I.' M! ,e''' "e'iii,o y"
''',',.o I ,"g,''' I & y,,' w., sVlo H. ,''5 5o',g
l'' lI'gl" il" 'u'e "'I ''ss'" 1 10 II
,e,e1,.,o 'i 'pu .'la' o.'el.uo ~ u
Io''uu' % =" l"olI ll y" ,lI'sIe ,r,5 .eilgole
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-01

Ia o papiri, owe -ono segnati pee
cati degli uomini. II Libro della Vi
Ia occupa un luogo emiuente. lie a
mime del peccatori 81 aggirano nell
raria per tire giorni spinH dal ven
to, come j msswiosi di Dante mel
quinto Canto dell'Inferno sono spin
Ii daIla bufora infernale.
Con queste ultimo yisioni siamo
| gia' entrati mel primo secolo del cri-
stianesimo. le chi yisioni oltramon-
dane appartengono propriamente al
ie yisioui Cristianc, iii cui paricrcmo
mel scgucntc capitolo:
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-01
queslc discyciameuie note

Questc, discrciameWe H0ie'.
cine ron Tittoni aspirosso aIIa mo-
bilissino roric, nj prosi1onto dol
Senate ed a mcIIa non memo nobi-
Ic q rimuncrati,a III dcIcoato glla
Lcga dele Naziopi @ che pcr il
soddisfacimonto di oncsta sua aspi-
razonl ayreobc Iajto quaIunque CO.
sa, Iecita ed iIIecita, oncsta od igno-
mulosa, 10 ha detto il mcurjgh0so
"Caroccio' ncllarticolo "Ducllo
Nltu-CeIIere da moi mportato pu.
soWa; la stessa nylsta new
yorkese 10 rlpete una seconda volta
neIIartlcoIo. I'll voltaiaccia ed il tra-
dmcnto dl Iittom' con questc pa
role:
"Oucyio cIqboyaio Droccsso di
dcmoF.ioue boro fgiioria resi-
sleuie d Roma Tlioui che nan
rrap auc0ya NHF dcciyo n cycar-
10 PrcyidcUie del ,Sevaio r. n 5gy-
ali Ia corica di dcIc0qto ALA Lee
ga dcHc Na.ioni: due ecccHculi
DosH che mcHono Tiadiriduo.
uoH pH H Hgrida salute. non
Diu' caDdcc di aqif morimenH.
IN ououio agiato riDos9. al
sommo di ogni oHors. al culmi-
me- dogui Uiu ausi0sa ambi.io-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-01

CclIcrc, che gl'impediya di portar,
a compimento disonestc transaction
bancarie e industriali, yoleva toglier
81 dai piedi un importwno che gli i'm
pcdiva di satollarc suoi famcIic
appctiu. percio', per rjuscire Vito
rioso nellie sue mire, ordino' alton
ri,toni, che nulla ignoraya di pas
sarc sui cadavere del suo dipenden
tc, del suo colloga, del suo AMIGO
del suo benefattore
Ne3iam3 adessa Sc anchc Titto
nj, oltrc aIl'ambizione ii diyentarc
Prc-identc del Senate delegate al
Ia Lega dcllc Nazioni, aycssc quail
che rccondito riscutimento contro /
CcIIerc. r. scmpre il mearigliosl
"Caroccio" che parla ncll'articolC
IL NOLTAFACCIA ED IL IRA
DINENTO DI TITTONI", pub.
hIicato mel volume NNII No. 6. In
csso e dctto:
"THloni sopcra gia' prccc-
deHi di Emcuso MdccM d.
CelIcrc Dohiaio romano, ann
basciqioro dIiqlia risoluio ed e.
Hcrgico a Buenoa tires: sapcra
Guchc ropcra che IL CeiIcro a.
ucro scpIiq an gi0rHo a Pmigi.
O.. D,..f,.,,,.. T.,..g ,.,,. .,y,,5yg
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-01
La DiVina COnDmGdi2 di Dante
ed viaggi all'altrO monde
XXVIT

"
,-,-,,,r
"A y L.
lntorno ciascm uono Vi sono
settanta angel, e sotto ogni trono
scorrono quattro ruscelli, uno di mie-
le, uu altro di }at.p il tcrz5 di vino
led il qumto di baaamo. Quest, flu
mi passano sotto j piedi del giu-
sti scduti sopra quci troni.
II piu' gran trono e quello di
Ahramo, g eli altri troni variano a
/ Isclondd ImportaE-d del personaggi
/ che Ii Cccupano. Sui roni iii pcic
yi sono dotti che studiano Ia leg
ge del Signoro; phi sono su troni
di pictre preziose, giusti eu roui
|di rubin, penitcnti su troni do
|ro; G sopra trom di rame v; sono
|quei pcccatori, quail per le buonc
|opere del loro figli ottengono parte
della gloria del Paradise.
Ua questo derive la dottrira della
Chicsa che le opere buonc del yivi
|SDUO OI SuIIrguID lie amino dol Pm
|oatorio
NeIa PreJg-iouo dJ PoLL;,o
Gjoeye' 81 troy,no pros.o O. ,,,., 10
|n7cJcsirnn coso yiytc 4, NT,g., So
condo ouasto Rabbino I,Tnro,n, com
|siste di yorii dinartir,onti oIalr,n-
|goIari lON5 migIia ciascuno entro 4.
|ouaIi eono punito 10 dieci Noziopi
|dci GcDtiIi I'm fosse III noco vi
|Drrefcde AssaIonr, Il s,1, .ba ,.,
.orrro pos.,,,, ,.,,, IN -, mt w..
me Re, pcrc6o' cgIi = Ebrco .,',"Ij e rigrio Ii
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-10-01

Ii quello che ha scritto Justus.
Noi, dunque, siamo perfettamen
e d accordo con il "Carroccio" per
he, dell'on. Tittoni non abbiamo
.etto neanche la millesima parte d
.uanto esso ha pubblicato, ayendo II
alto moi un linguaggio memo "srHla
della rivista newyorkes.
Leggete, signori della 'rivisti
e politica" di Roma,
iteci poi Sc un cayaliere italo-ame
icano, per quanto modesto egli pos
"a essere considerato, non alb
ia ragione di parlare di certe fac
ende piu' di n ilmstre graad'uffi
ioie, italiano d'Italia.
l. CARROCCIO, Vol. III No. 4
OTTOBRE 1920
DUELLO NITTI-CELLERE
"Compic oggi, 20 OHoJrc, am
oHHo daHa m0rie di Tmcea.o
Hacchi dj CeHere.
.................................
PugRalato alle sPqtIe do Til
tonL dai $40 Hm'stro, daL suo
colleqa, dal slio AMIGO. dql suo
0eRetlcato -- ooHstatato q prorc
Scrtte N maHo che u sHo ricbIa-
mo da v asi"9ton era state i9
PoSta al an te"eJroso gloco dl
sco,r.,5,,a 'ro aa,.,;.a ',l, y',,' .nI.
nina GnoIg,c,Jc y,,,,,.r.a,.;o
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=. y .1,g;g,J.o ~. aLI..,.,
t,tjo a,,r,5o, NJ .,,o so,,iJ, ,,..,.i
,,jsa,o so,.,.;,Joss, y ,;naso ,,gl,
IL 5cUo pro.;,yn,,-o III gr.l
% j., r,oLo.J, l,,,Jo .5.JJ, 5oJo,,
,Uo Troo JoJJo VI; III
ti,ga goy ,,Jj;,yo lin, ,,o,j.,o
on mach ;,a-ions cha yra,aJo.ro
u, ro,.ioo pJJ,7;, \, ,,7o,,;f;.o
orapdo,,o doUg syq oyo,rg n
SoJoo5o,.o 5oJzg o,,, TjjJoria i,
,.;rcbo.., 5oi s,o; fr,lj; ~ Goa-
io III CoUore ram In Jiqoiio,o
,0eseoUo,joDc b,rocy,Jjrg iii
oor,j fe5oE doI Pc g'5r, 5eciso
nj s;1ou,io .coycJbo rcgUia mai
Para deUq oiyyii-jo
%
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IL OaIf9ccio uG'ihlsce ON, lIt
ON PugAalatofe; oeneiI'ato lhgra
o. aIII'lS'o SeliIIe' T. Ia Ii'lS'a TO- 70.
r;risJa mcnsjIe non fro
o. modo noII,ottobre 1920. ii con-
utarIo I; r;n,hoccarIo Fd oggi
,ozzo Il; nm anonin,o sc,itf,r@ css,
orrolho darci pra 1oyioro narcbo
bbiomo tentafo dq caiiiri iJgJiguj
pjuDodiye oJrOU Tjyoui III cscrcj
arc 'o5to ,,ieeioDe In aItr; for
,;ni socondo ouoIIa riyista non or,
scrivoro contro il Prosi
.anto doI senate dol Regno d,ItaIi,
.eI mon1onto in cui ooii veniva ir
,morica a fare nronagS9nda itaIiono
!, ouostiono Al dusti Moi nor osem
,io obbiar,o voIufo narIaroIi ouan
10 q; ora vicipo DoI rosto i gGyori
,Jioso "Carroocio,, o, daIIa narte no
fra circa ronnortnnita' Ii narIorn,
=, % nm n,omontp niutfosto che in NJ
,itra anando naIIo sfosso voIun.
VII $50 dico.
i en- 81 atteaicfa al are enc enc
non E q"esto " tempo a SUM"
Pu65hca.l9n' c enc non G 0eHe
taHe al ESLero - Roi i'te"a'-
ct'ajHo u a"llto r no. 'Iali4-
~ al Estero, Parte "'e9fa'e
deliG Malone enc a"I'o'H2 G eae
sertlamo - a. oeeVPa'c' acne
coSe della Fatr'a seHEa resi''-
z'oHe @c""g, q"q"a9 L0PeIo
c0Hcorra a h5erafta aa He"i.s.
palesl ea occWih "et e l@2'5
suot cohtml C"ca an "So al "0-
cWAenti rlserratb per an a"@o
q. l o. gHTJTu uIIINI m IfI-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
O. NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, Oct. 22.--N. L. Bell, Of Cape
Charles, Va, is here, guest of L. l..
Merritt.
Miss Lena Plummer is attending the
Baptist Association meeting at Sails
bury, Md.
Miss Name Ellis is in Baltimore, a
guest Of her brother, 5. Harlan Ellis.
Mrs. Alice Gray of Clayton, is a guest
of MIR and Mrs. William Hearne, on
Seventh street, this week.
Captain Charles Thompson, master Of
a seagoing barge, spent few days here
this week with his family on Eighth
street.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Baer, of Ian
caster, Pa, were guests this week Of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Farlowe, at their
home in North Laurel.
Miss Blanche Rodney, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, is here with her father for visit.
Mrs. i. A. Bradley and daughter,
Catherine, have gone TO Baltimore,
where they viii join Captain Bradley on
his barge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Oct. 22.-The com
mittee Of the Five Points Civics Asso-
citation which is TO give a supper in the
Community Building, tonight, reported
last night that ten bushels Of oysters, 10
say nothing of beans, potatoes, i've
hundred rolls and other good things to
eat had been donated. The Women S
Civic Club has donated coffee for the
supper. 1t was reported that scores OF
Newport residents were planning tc at
tend the supper, which win be served
from to Sp m.
Mizpah Bible Class of the NJ. L.
Church viii meet at the home Of Mrs.
William Tinsman, Tuesday evening Of
next week.
1t is expected that the Parent Teacher
Association, at its meeting on Monday
night, VIII adopt resolutions urging the
State Board Of Education to provide for
a new school building here. Similar
resolutions have been adopted by the
other organizations in this section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Beautiful Birthstone JeUeIry
Topaz for
November's Child

WHO first comes to shts sOorid
beIofn,
with duH govembers fog and,
snop,
Should prize sAs Topa@ amber
hue
EmbIsr Of frserds s~d lovers
true"
While ranking only as a
semi-precious stone. the topaz
has come into increasing popu-
larity of late years, owing TO
its comparative inexpensive
ness and TO the fact that a
perfect stone displays great
beauty under skillful cutting
and polishing.
In fact, it is now generally
believed that the famous BRA
ganza Diamond" in the Portu-
guese treasury, a glittering
mass larger than a hens egg,
is probably a white topaz
On the other hand, some Of
the larger stones sold as to-
pazes are merely rock crystal
or yellow quartz.
Therefore, it is we'll to select
carefully not only your stone,
but your jewelry store. Re-
lance may be placed on the
quality and genuineness Of
all the topazes TO be found
here.
We have an especially at
tractive assortment Of jewelry
set with this warm-lighted
stone with its different depths
Of coloring, from sherry-brown
to clearest yellow, sometimes
in combination with other
stones and sometimes alone.
Rings are ready for both
men and women, in varied
styles of settings; also scarf
pins, brooches, bar pins,
pendants and necklaces.
F1oorl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
DEDIATION EXERCISES.

Brack-Ex, Oct. %. Dedication cere-
monies and formal opening of Brack-Ex
NJ. +. Sunday school and Community
House, were observed, Thursday, before
large audience. The program was as
follows:
Song by Brack-Ex NJ. +. choir; open
ing remarks, MIR. Herbert Curtis; prayer,
Edward W. White; song by Brack-Ex
NJ. j.. choir; reading scripture and
prayer, Rev. r. High Adams; vocal solo,
Miss Marion Smith; dedication speech,
Mr. Herbert Curtis; acceptance Mr..
II. J. Little; vocal solo, Miss Dorothy
Heller; song by Braek-Ex NJ. Z. choir.
The occasion was enhvened by hum
orous recitations by George Biddle, and
Southern melodies by a male chorus
consisting of George Hayes, George
Sutton, George Biddle, Ralph Springer,
Paul Marple and Harvey Rutter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
GUESTS OF SiGMAPHI.

Newark. Oct. 22.-The Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity of the University Of
Delaware entertained the senior mem
bers of other "frats and also the seniors
who do not belong to any frat" ut
smoker last night at the fraternity house.
The principal idea Of the smoker was TO
create good-fellowship among the seniors
with idea Of having that feeling passed
down 20 the other classes The smoker
was a success and the guests spent an
enjoyable evening
Among the members Of the faculty
who attended were Dean +. Laurence
Smith, Professor NJ. Van Gieson Smith,
Professor George f. Dutton, Professor
II. W. Kirkbride, Major Lathe b.
Rowe, Captain II. G. Mackenzie and
Lieutenant Il. NJ Prouty, DIR. W. Owen
Sypherd entertained with readings and
the fraternity orchestra furnished music.
The Philadelphia Male Quartet viii
give a concert in Wolf Hall tonight. This
will be the first Of the Second Artist
Series.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22


Mrs, NJ. j. Alexander of EllSton, Md,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs Charles Burris
of st. Georges
A masquerade essocial will be given in
Odd Fellows Hall, St Georges, on
October 27, for the benefit of the Home
and School Association.
Edward Lester is i'll at his home in st.
Georges.
Miss Agnes Rowe of Wilmington is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Rowe.
MIR. and Mrs G. V. de Revere are
visiting his parents in Wilmington.
The ladies Of khe Presbyterian Church
will give bazaar and supper in the fire
engine hall, October 90
MIR. and Mrs Edward Sandy of
Philadelphia are here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs William Giveson.
The Girls Community Club of the
Presbyterian Church hiked 20 the John
G. Higgins woods. today. Rev. X. q.
Filter was in charge
DIR. William ]. French, medical dlrec-
tor Of the Child Welfare Commission of
Delaware, visited the Delaware City
Child Welfare Associations yesterday
and gave a lecture at their headquarters
ON Child Welfare.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
nrnonorn uuAcu

ilrholalh tloarh Ost te The
weather hl ilr shure thH Wrck has
heth WONDERFULLY ammH Nbo tathmr
every daS and q urpat many cutiasva
silll urpn
NNuflhoteuNntofo WitWmy TltMn
Uruaa and durha have hpol apon nv
ihH 0tUr the phat Few daNs Co thc
n8iH south uf ilehuhoth
Air Hnd Mta William a Horn and
nauNhlor ut NtN Nurk CITY nre VisIt-
hn Relatives in town
MlH . 1HiAa Marti ana loo and
hIei uiHfnod tO lAurol Thursday
piItl Hrandua all summon nt the
shHft
Mf. aud Mfh N r SHAW of WI
minaion hre anrndmH two wrtkf Nt
iheW nrW e0ihsH ANA wN ,Wcrlaiu
MH Townsend N Mllcf ui WlumuW.
lun
NiH NaW laYnmn and gnndson.
ifudefieh. niuTnrd lu Colorado ThurN.
day. after arenalne several weeks with
Sizes Nnnle NNCplmnd
Mra irank lt nn Armond ~ WI
mlnHlAn a apundlnf ihe week hgrc
Nh and Mfa William A. Horn en-
lJflalHUd the Misses rrulu "a nrldgc,
Thursday pfennn
Services we're held ai an Saints =.
D. Nhureh, sunday by Rev u. Pow
sfH
The Nfnd has boon hlowlnE hard
fum ihe northeast for several days
NahlHH very hlnh aeaa untl Thurs
uaX, when % bleW cold from ,hc nor,h-
wet
several Hnnnina parties wont by
launches down hrhuholh hnv, sunday
after duaht raiufnlng un "Wednesday
fhUW are noi many ducks thls Fau.
hs iho weather has been too warm and
clear
Several Automobiles of people
mainfed from nearby towns and had
a pllnle on TIE beach. Tuesday
Nifn ~ H. NlgHu entertained a
small hfsdFe party at her home SAT-
ufsiAy ptenlng,
Niss Grave Mnndone. "a niece ~ Mrs
william slmmuna, dled at her auuts
seilAae. ffi0ay last, after q Ions ll-
neHa Miss Manlovp WAS q beautiful
fuunn lads lowed hy an who know her.
iiHf remains were takCn O. pomhortun
n AZ. l,h lnierment
John 81 noafrN, Miller shaw and
Mfa William Hammond 90 Whining
tNh are snendlna lho wurs.rnd hore
with 2 y shaw and family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

nor bow too deeply even to
the individual artistic inn
pulse of a craftsman, but
follows in line and decora-
tion the principles of certain
famous types or schools
One of them, the design
of the glorious "Pompeiian"
sterling silver service, for
instance, being two thou
sand years old; and none of
them, from the elaborate
magnificence of the Main
tenor" design to the superb
simplicity of the "Heppel-
white" the Mary Chill
ton," the "Chippendale" or
other Colonial or Georgian
designs, being of very re-
cent origin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
rtsMrRr MOTHS.

iIlamDN. Dlt ga mllamero civic
viut Wlll huld a masquerade party at
iNa rluh bail. Friday nlEht October
FRIENDS have received letters from
uet. ~ NUMaHlur fofmer mslur of
l4s@msip Presbyterian Church. stating
ihal De- H lmnfuflHn rapidly after 80
uHHfAilNH iul AprUHa|e'ila m tho Hoe.
piN ai Auburn. 81. 81
NF end Ma. N1waw Rueine arr
entertaining Nlf HllfioUm mother. from
Hfsf Delaware giiN.
NfHHNsft Al. n church haa ofla
missed Is NhHsilaH fnheayof aoclelA
NHlsf iNH leadership ul Herbert Uurtis.
iNelN 1ai.m Nho haa been ln th,
kefllia' lHf several WUfha suffering
Nem Ah accident Whllo wofhlnn nn
Na q HNA %. mllrhd D. DNpectud
hNNs SUNDAY
A. AHa Nra Charles MacNamso
Afe ls|NHH relatives m Chester. IA.