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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
GoRMAN--wRTGHT,

Miss Norma jean Wright. daughter OF
NJ and Mrs. Robert G. Wright OF Cleve-
,snd. Ohio, was married last evening In
tie Church OF the Transfiguration by
the assistant rector TO Mr.. Herbert Sher-
man German. author and poet and a
former member Of the stan OF THE SUN
The bride also is n writer. During the
war she gave her services 70 the Gov
eminent and served for some time as q
photographer at the Liberty Loan head
Quarters In this city. Her only attend
ant was Mrs. Morris III. Spriggs OF New
London, Conn. The bridegroom was ac-
companied by Messrs. Clifford Smyth
Edwin Arlington Robinson and George
p. Arnold. The couple will live az i2i
Washington place
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EDMUND A. THOMPSON.

AMHERST, Mass. April 1.-The death
to-day OF Edmund a. Thompson, aged
II. well known as a scientific mechani-
clan and inventor. is believer due 20
poisoning from chemicals which he used
during the world war while engaged In
important work on lenses for the Gov
eminent. Mr.. Thompson was the in
ventor OF many scientific instruments
used In research work. He receives. Ilie
degree Of Master OF Arts from Amherst
College in 1913. He was civil war
veteran
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MRS. W. C. ST0RY's SON WEEDS
Miss Edna olive Tickling OF
Brookiyn 4 Bride.

announcement vas made yesterday Of
the marriage On Caster Monday IN Old
trinity Church BY 5ishop-elect William
4. Manning If Mr.. Harold v. story aon
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Cummings
Story. and Miss Edna Olive Tickling.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John b.
Fickling OF Brooklyn. The bridegroom's
brother, Mr.. Allen l. Story. was best
man. and Miss Hilda Tickling. sister AZ
the bride, was her maid OF honor.
Mr.. Story Ia a graduate Of Columbia
and Columbia Law School. served IN the
ravy and is now an officer in the Eighth
Coast Artillery. A third son Of Mr. and
Mrs. story Is Mr.. Sterling Story The
bridegroom's mother for many years was
president Of the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution ana is now honorary
resilient
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Maud Cleai vanderbeck. only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Jere Wander
beck OF Jersey City, and Or. Gordon
Graham Walton OF Paterson. ~ j.. we're
married in the vanderbeck residence on
Wednesday. the Rev. william p. Soper
OF Jerse~ City officiating. The bride.
who IL a popular MEMBER OF Jersey City
society. was a leading member of the
Red Cross and a lieutenant Of the Jersey
City Motor Corps during the war DR..
Walton, who is one OF Paterson's city
physicians and prominent in the Masonic
order. Is widely known. After a trip to
Bermuda DR.. and Mrs. Walton will be at
home at 100 Twenty-iirst street, Pater-
son, after May I.
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SECOND OPERATION FOR
PRINCESS ANASTASIA
To Be in London and Not Ex-
pected to Be Serious.

ATHENS, March 31.-Princess An
astasa, who before her marriage to
Prince Christopher was Mrs. William b.
Leeds OF New York. sat up to-day for
the first time since she underwent an
operation six weeks ago. The Princess
still is weak, but her physicians hope
she will be able to go TO London four
or five weeks hence for a secondary
operation. which is not expected to be
serious.
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AMONG THE PLAYGoERs.

In the audience at the New Amster-
dam Theatre last night 10 see Sally
were Mira. George A. Chandler Mrs
Beatrice Williams and party. Bradford
+ McLaien and Dr.. Charles Delatour.
Jr
At the Beiasco 70 see ''Deourau" were
Mr. and Mrs. j j. Leddy and party
Mrs. Philip Hale and Mr.. and Mrs y. s.
Reeder.
"Tlp-Top." q; the Globe Theatre. was
seen by Dr and Mrs James Windsor
Decker. Mr.. Charles c. Bull. Mrs
Charles B Tooker and Mrs Robert NJ.
McLans
At the Hippodrome 10 zee Good
Times" were Mr.. and Mrs George II
rilton, Jr.. and Miss Margaret G!lsey.
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DIR. RANsFoRD T.. VAN GIBSON

DR.. Ransford L. Van Gieson. a prac-
Using physician in Greenpo.nt. died yes
terday morning Of pneumonia at his
home. 81 Kent street. in his s5th year
lie had been Ill two days. He was the
Gather Of the late DR.. Ira Van Gieson.
pathologist. and or the late David Van
GIeson VINO was connected with the sur
icgate's Court in Brooklyn. He is sur
vived by his wife and daughter.
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THOMAS LAwLoR.

Thomas Lawlor. one OF the oldest en-
ployees of the Custom House, died
Thursday in st. Luke's Hospital. He en-
tered the service In 1880. after serving
for several years as secretary to Gen
Joseph Hooker. commander of the civil
war. At the tine OF his death Mr.. Law
lor WIS assistant custodian Of the Gus
tom House He was In his seventy
second year
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Alpheus p. Riker OF $40 West
Eighty-sixth street gave a tea yesterday
for her mother. Mrs Thomas Ambrose
OF Chicaro Miss Enid R!ker, her daugh-
ter. received with her.
Col Marquis Vittorio Asirari III Ber-
nezzo and the Marquise III Bernezzc OF
the Italian Embassy entertained at
luncheon in the Della Rcbbia room OF
the Hotel Vanderbilt yesterday. Their
were covers for six.
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OBITUARIES.
MRS. SOPHIA }. Il. sHARMAN.

Mrs. Sophia Jackson Rus Ell Sharman.
widow OF the Rev. William Shar-
man. died Thursday in her home. %
Belmont terrace. Yonkers She was the
daughter Of the late Prof. William Chan
ming Sharman OF Cornell University, and
Sarah jackson, member of an old Bos-
tol. family.
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G. X. CHEsTERToN LECTURE.

Gilbert *. t'hesterton will I've intro
duced by Father Y II. Duffy when he
lectures or "fraland and the Confederate
Parallel at the Apollo Theatre to-mor-
row evening. The fighting chaplain Of
the Sixty-ninth Is a warm admirer or
Mr.. Chesterton, who Is conceded to be an
authority on the Irish question. his book
on the subject having aroused worldwide
discussion
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NEWPORT.

Another In the series of naval dances
was held In the Civic League house last
evening. The committee In charge con-
sisted of Commander and Mrs. David
McDougal Lebreton, Commander and
Mrs. Edmund S. r. Brandt, Commander
and Mrs. Howard n. hammers and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Desmond Sprague.
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two years ago He was prominent IN
Brooklyn pol ticaI and civic affairs and
was president Of the Flatbush Taxpay-
ers Association. He was charter mem
Der Of the Progressive party, member
of the New York Press and Brooklyn
Union League clubs His widow SUI
Wives him
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MISS ANGLIN AGAIN AS JOAN.

Because OF the interest aroused by her
performance Easter Sunday at the Cen
tury OF The Tsal Of Joan OF Arc" Miss
Margaret Anglln Will soon present the
play at Broadway theatre TO be an
nounced later The engagement will be
a limited ore and with the same cast as
al the Century
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ALVIN COI.yyy.

Alvin Colvin Of 90 Woodruff avenue.
Brooklyn, member Of the legal staff OF
the Title and Mortgage Company. i35
Broadway. died suddenly yesterday in
the office OF Aaron H. Schwartz at 81
Nassau street He was born IN New
Baltimore Greene county. y. Y. fifty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Senator and Mrs. James w. Walls
worth. Jr., gave a dance last night a.
the Montgomery Country Club for their
son and daughter, Jerry and Evelyn.
The guests numbered seventy-five and
were limited to the younger set.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Senator Peter. Goelet Gerry has ended
a visit with Capt. and Mrs. Douglas &
Disrnukes ut the training station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes had an informal dinner last
night with Sir Ashley and Lady Sparks
among the guests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb, Jr
have gone to their country house a
Great Neck. l.. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II. Gary viii
arrive In New York from their trip to
Panama on April 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Agassiz have
arrived from Boston and are ct the La
Forge cottage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Mrs. william T. Conn. wife OF Capt.
Conn, U. S. N. gave dinner for thirty
guests at the La Forge cottage last eve-
ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Mrs. Henry C. C6ster entertained at
dinner last night Miss Evelyn Ismay.
daughter of Mrs. Bruce Ismay and
took her guest to the opera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge were
entertained at dinner last evening oy
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Spencer S.
Wood. Secretary of War and Mrs.
Weeks were in the company. After
ward the party attended the dance at
the Willard given by Navy and marine
officers stationed at Washington.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Sabin win
go to-day to their house In Southampton,
L. l.. to remain over Sunday.
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Mrs. Fredericka NJ. Heath mas aiken
the cottage al a2 Pelham street tor the
season.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-Black leather covered loose leaf note
book, sx6 inches, filled with typen. printed.
written and penciled matter. Reward 81. re-
turL 70 The owner HENRY II. WELLS 1r..
2. Washington Square North, city.
LOST-On Thursday. 6-1o p. NJ, between
East 10Th and Hotel Woodward. 8 keys and
dogs license attached TO chain. Please leave
at Hotel Woodward. 55th and Broadway, and
receive 81 reward.
LosT-Purple gold mounted. pocketbook
initials &c. c. H." Broadway car or be.
tween sTth and 10th SITS. Cali River. pssG
Liberal reward.
Thursday evening. bead ! bag Keep
money, return bar TO address on letter or 10
Box office. JuGo.
LosT-car. blnck Ford. touring. iost 5c.b
=. and broadway; plate 10. 1905. engine
5'nHii4, Times Building. room 405. Liberal
Jcwelry
REWARD OF 500
wiz bs pale for the return OF platinum bar
pin, containing { rowe OF diamonds errern IA
and sapphires, los, March Is. bctweef ss,h
and T4tt sta MARCUS q CO.. H,h A. and
4ith ST.
REWARD OF 500
VIII be paid for return OF platinum and
diamond studded horse brooch, lost March
~, between g8th and h3d SITS. or IN .nricRb,
cHAIsLToN CO., e34 5,h Az.
LOST-On Friday afternoon, In Hotel Plaza
or Lyric Theatre, or in taxi between these
places ady's bar pin % small diamonds
and Enpphlres. set in platinum Reward 800
~ returned 70 Cashier. Plaza Hotel. Or 20
LOsT-si0 REWARD FOR gold vanity cA7e.
engraved "E. G, r.. lost April Z ~ taxi.
cab between sSth and 57th sta. TIFFANY
4 CO. -th Az and STR ~
LCeT-Pearl rfnr surrounded VIII diamonds,
between Bethunc and go Narci ~ noon
liberal reward Phone Chclscs 1000 extsn.
sion EOS.
LOsT--An ANTIQUE gold earring. on E7th 81
or 9Th av.. Thursday afternoon. reward
~ Eat Goth ~.
LosT-Monday. 9Th av., an Identity bracelet
marked "Alctta Horn, Paris. ioiT." Phone
Fii- Roy 1903 Liberal regard.
f.osT-Lavalliere, platinum chain, small
diamond, and star Of sapphircs liberal -
ward. o'DAf, e6 Yves, ieth Bryant $3.50
LcsT-Diamond AID platinum bar pin, on
9Th av., near 10th ST., or at Wsnamakcr's
reward. ~ w. 500
lsF%ARp
ated psnt' tith laruulse diamond clasp.
lost NJ &. or between White Plains
y. Nesi Ioih e BLACK, STARR &
FRuer. 18th Az. and 4s'h -.
$3.50 REWARD
FOR return Of ruby and diamond fe4fhie
bra -cic, lot sIih ~ and 9Th av. April /.
JACQUES. nei Hth Az.
Wearing Apparel
wanna train. Hudson Tunnel or Jersey CITY
downtown; reward, Ap.y t.@9
Hotel. Newark room t2s
f.OFT-possihiy near CarneFif Hall Tue5day
night knlinsNt nrckpicce maknf "Maison
violette" Phone Dohbs Ferry Us,
Cats. Dogs, &c
LosT-whl,c. long haired CT. Saturday
evening. March 70 Reward u returned d
II West iGth e.
LOST--Frcnch bulldog. male, Thursday. re-
ward Tor return or Information leading 10
is recovery. RlDGWAI, sia1 NorninFsidc
Found.
FOUNn--Man's gold watch. near Bath Cd.
and eth nv. describe Gaze and movement.
write 70 pElMEI ADVERTISING AGEN-
CN, : Beckman a.
" tNT'--fiSt watch neaf a4ti 81 and 9Th
av.. describe case and movement Write
70 DEIMEL ADvERTIExNG AGENCY, 3
pcekman IT.
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WOMEN seeking positions OF the better kind
carefully follow the Help Wanted columns
o. The Hersld.--ddv.
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Mrs. Harding received a number OF
callers at the White House yesterday
afternoon.
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Mrs. Joseph w. Aisop, daughter OF
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. has returned TO
her home In Avon. Conn.,. after a short
stay in New York.
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WASHINGTON.

Miss Martha Goldman has as her house
guests Major Louis Livingston Seaman
and Mrs. Seaman Of New York,
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The Minister of Switzerland and Nine
Peter We're hosts at a luncheon yester-
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock OF
10 East Sixty-sixth street have given
their house for concert tonight by the
musical clubs of St Marks School OF
scarborough. Mass. in aid of a sum-
mer camp for boys in Brentwood, n. FL.
Among others interested are Mines. II.
Casimir de Rham. Patrick A. Valentine.
Irving Brolsaw and Edward It. Darrell.
The last OF the Colony Dances for
this season for girls not out In society
was held last night In the ball room of
the Ritz-Carlton. Among the commit
tee for these dances are Mrs. Oliver G.
Jennings. Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens Mrs.
Winthrop Burr and Mrs. e. T. H. Tai
mage.
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The last for this season OF the Mid
Year Dances organized by Mrs. B. og-
den Chisolm. Mrs. Jonathan Buckley.
Mrs. Wilfred j. Worcester and Others.
will be held tonight in the ball room
of the Ritz-Carlton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
Roosevelt received the guests at the
ball given last night by the Navy and
marine officers on duty in Washington
and vicinity. He was assisted by Rea.
Admiral and Mrs. Robert 2. Coontz
and Major-Gen. and Mrs. John A. Le-
jeune.
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Found

FOrfNn-Man's gold watch. near a4th st.
and 18th NV; describe cHre and movement.
write 70 pElMEI ADVERTISING AGEN-
Ci, Beckman -
w rNU--fiSt watch near a4ti 81 aud 9Th
av.. describe case and movement Write
70 DEIMEL ADvERTIExNG AGENCY, 3
Hickman ~.
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OSBORNE. Suddenly, at Ashford, South
Orange, ~ j.. Friday. April /. Alice
Terry widow OF James Gillian Osborne.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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oGDEh.-on Thursday. March 81. at his
re sidence, 3Sj Park av., John Routh Os
Funeral services al Trinity Church.
Brt adwny and Wall st.. Saturday. April
g. at 1. neon. interment private. Phlia-
delphla and Natchez, Mise. papers please
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LosT-whi,e, long haired cat Saturday
evening. March 20 Reward II returned Il
III West ifih II.
LOST--Frcnch bulldog. male, Thursday. re-
ward for return ~ Information leading 10
its recovery. RfpGWAI. sia1 Norninrsidc
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FerVI0es az GTace IHuTNH1 5HINFuAys ApFI
- ri 10 o'clock.
NsN.t NsffF trs~ ~na Frirpv. April T. 1921
al Ter home 40 willard AZ. ash st.
DU AWar Il. y. Isabel feanette.
rrty dsurhter r. Martin J. and Mary y.
Won pchlen. aged ~ years. Notice %
funeral hereafter
WALKER .-Thurrdny. March 81 1921, Starr
King waiter. Funeral service NJ the home
~ 1fr 'eotItr Ntra Fhchr starr pttars leo
West sa,h st.. sunday afternoon. April 3.
o'V1nNff.
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RNAN-James n, March ~ Director OF
O1auRin Branch No l. member Of Fabian
and Xavier Alumni Sodalities. Catholic
Summer school, New York Council, X, o.
c., Friendly Sons ~ 81 Patrick. Catholic
club and American Irish Historical go
clety. Funeral Monday morning, $50,
from his late residence. 42i West iiath st.
High mass OF requiem ~ the church 81
Notre Dame. Morningslde Heights at 10
o'clock Intcrment calvary. Automobile
Cortcre.
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LoST-Black leather covered loose leaf note
book, sx6 inches, filled with typen. printed
written and pencilled matter Reward of, re-
turn 70 the owner. HENRY II WELLS Ir
2. Washington Square North, city.
LOST-On Thursday. 6-10 p. NJ, between
East 10Th and Hotel Woodward, g KEYS and
dogs license attached to chain. Please leave
at Hotel Woodward. 55th and Broadway, and
receive 81 reward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
J. WRIT WILLIS HOST
OF BUSINESS FRIENDS
State Fair and Matinees Boosted
at Banquet at New Castle
Leather Company.

On the occasion OF his 46th birthday
and the nineteenth anniversary of the
beginning of operations by the New
Castle Leather Co, J. Writ Wills.
manager of the Wilmington plant of
the company and vice-presfdent and
general manager of the Delaware State
Fair Association. was the host last
night at dinner TO 80 representative
business men. public officials and turf
enthusiasts. The affair was held in the
dining room of the comrAny's main
plant. at Eleventh and Poplar streets
Acting as toastmaster. Mr.. Willis
after giving a brief outline of the
history and organization of the New
Castle Leather Co, designated "the
horse" as the principal topic for the
evening He told of his affection for
the horse and described horse racing
as the most fascinating of sports. Mr.
Willis prophesied the next State Fair
would be the largest ever held by the
association.
Former Senator Thomas NJ. Mona
CHAN responded to a request for his
opinion of the matter. He said that
the Delaware State Fair Association
should cooperate with the Harrington
fair.
He urged that the members work to-
ERfhpr ana present I1el NANaA "a
view of accomplishing more by working
With the two lower counties.
Among other speakers were DR..
willard Springer, of the Security Trust
anu safe Deposit; Hiram G. Stout.
VtCe-president of the Industrial Trust
Co. Nathan Miller, representing the
east side business men: c. w. Nc
Caulley, representing the west side
business men; Al. Lane, John Duff.
James Fox, Carroll w Griffith, J. p.
Zebley. \. II Tyson and w. M. Ward.
Co-oppration of Employer and Employe.
T e Bridgham of the New Castle
Leather Co. described the welfare work
nf the company. He stated that during
the wear 1920 the Christmas Club, COM
posed Of employees only. saved SS9 900
and the relief association has Just COM
pleted its fourth year This association
is supported entirely by employos oI
the company He also described at
some length the companys grocery de-
uartment. what it is doing and how
amployes are benefited by trading there
Mr. Rridgham also stated that the hair
OF skins was now being utilized in the
manufacturing Of cloth which is used
Tor oycrcoats and women's dress goods
NTr Willis had for his guests w. T.
rheuI1v A. Dexter. Herman Tyson, L.
a. Ross. f. NJ Zebley. w. 5. Townsend
= W spence. r. s Lyman. ]. W
mullen. r. r. Shaw. z r. Ewing. G.
". Dunlap. C c. Mahoney. J. s
Mitchell. A. NJ Hendershot. James J.
Fox. = K. Warner. Clark R. Kuhns
FIr1er IS. MCDANIEL O. W. Griffith
n. +. Hayden. william F. Austin. Dr
willard springer, DR.. II. p Ewes. /. s
Fen. ". NJ. Ward, s. y. McNee. A II
TYSON. John c Purcell, Howard 4
turner. Thomas NJ. Monaghan, Hugl
]. Collins. Thomas ]. Farley. W. II
HoIlett. John G. Duff. J. Oakley Griff
ith. Joseph Davidson, A. s. Lane. 7
!. v,nyard. E. s. Stewart, George Duffy
Harry p. willis. John F. Glenn, Geo
". Kleinnlan. A. Andrews, 4, Green
field. A. D. Smith, Nathan Miller an'
J. P. Zehley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03

Mr.. Jacob Lyon, Homer. Mich
wish that you could hear him tell of his
many experiences with ointments saIyes
rtlators, &c. before he tried my method
Here is q letter just received from him
Mr.. ERR Page. Marshall. Mich.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
IRISH RELIEF CAMPAIGN
EXTENDED FOUR DAYS
Cork's Lord Mayor and Mary
McSwiney May Attend
Local Meeting.

A meeting of the Delaware Branch of
the American Committee for the Relief
of Ireland was held in knights OF Co
lumbus Hall last night.
Reports were received from the
various collectors at work for the fund
and their reports gave evidence OF good
results
1t was decided to extend the time for
the closing of the campaign from Feb
ruary 10 TO February IA.
The executive committee was author
lied to arrange for a public meeting
on Sunday afternoon or evening Feb
ruary 6 or Is. at the Queen Theatre.
The committee will endeavor TO have
present Lord Mayor Donald O CAL
laghan of Cork and Miss Mary
MCSwiney.
A rummage sale for the benefit of the
fund will be held by Mrs. Mary Daily at
S2s East Sixth street. from February
to IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-03
GRASSHOPPERs IN MAINE.
Fruit Tree Said To Have Open Buds
Already This Year.

Portland. Maine Feb. 3.-Maine resi-
dents who went south to escape the
rigors of New England winter, may be
Interested in Candlemas day reports
that grasshoppers are being caught In
oxford county fields Another cores
pondent sent from a nearby farm n
fruit tree branch on which buds had be-
gun to OPEN.
In contrast with last winter when
seven feet of snow fell within as many
weeks, the Weather Burean reports
show a total snowfall of two inches In
January this year. and an aggregate
temperature more than 30 degrees
warmer than last.
Topeka, Kas., Feb. 2.IWnd flowers
are in bloom and wheat is as green as
i'm spring, an almost unprecedented con-
dition for early February, says the
weekly report issued yesterday by the
Weather Bureau.