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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
ALL At SEA OVER
SCHOOL ELECTION
Candid ates and Friends Active,
But Nobody Can Tell Who
Will be Chosen.

Not until after the ballots in the
election 10 name seven members Of
fhe new Board Of Education have
heon counted will any one be able 70
stv who the successful candidates al
tomorrows election viii be. Ordinar-
lv there Is some basic fact on which
10 establish a prediction. But in this
election. with 20 candidates 10 select
from. t's an open field for specula-
ton.
Rumors in great numbers. indicating
this combination OF candidates and
that combination. continue TO float
ahout. II was rumored that the Re-
publican City Committee had tenta-
lively agreed 10 support certain can
didates, but Colonel J. Austin Ellison.
the chairman. today denied 20 Every
Evening that the committee had taken
any action and said there had been
no meeting of the committee yesterday
10 consider the matter. as was ru-
mored
Despite Colonel Ellison's denial the
rufnor persisted. and a majority of the
candidates which IL was said the Re-
publican leaders had decided 10 sup
port individually were DR.. COnwell
nanton and several other members
of tho old Guard" The Republicans.
ID il said have decided 10 knife, "
politically speaking. J. Victor DOrrell.
eolored, and his supporters are pretty
wrathy over u. II the rumor Of the
Republicans supporting DIR. Banton IL
true. then the Dorrell followers say
they have been given a raw deal.
While the independent candidates
are pulling their strings, the slate
supported By the Citizens Committee
il being ardently urged by the cam
iaipn committee OF the organization.
Continued on page 22
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
IRISH INDEPENDENCE TO
Be DEMAND OF A. F. |.
Convention to Urge on Harding
That England be Required
to Refund SO, 900, 900, 900.
BY Associated Pr .ss 70 Every Evening.

BY Associated Pr sss to Every Evening.
Denver, June 10.--Immediate recog-
milton Of the Irish republic. withdra W
al Of British troops from Ireland and
refund by Great Britain Of the nine
billion dollars loaned BY the United
States. is demanded in the resolution
tentatively drafted by Irish sym
pathizcrs 10 be submitted to the con
vention Of the American Federation ~
Labor here next week
This resolution, Il was learned to-
day. has been decided upon Al 4
meeting Of delegates headed by Peter
}. Brady. .of New York
They will ask the federation ~ can
upon President Harding to conmuni-
cate Immediately a message 10 Con-
gress urging recognition of the Irish
republic and formally sprutest against
the alleged "barbarous warfare" be-
ing carried on by British troops IN
ireland Payment Of the English loan
is asked on the ground that the Brit
fsh government is using the money n
maintain soldiers to suppress Ireland
and other small nations and %
carry out a great naval expansion
program.
Approximately ninety-fve per cent
of the delegates TO the convention are
Irish sympatherizers. said Mr.. Brady,
who asserted that support to the reso-
luton had been pledged BY a large
majority.
Elimination OF iurisdictionai and in
ter-union strikes was the main issue
before the convention Of the build
ing trades department Of the Fedora
tion today. Resolutions were present
ed endorsing the work Of the national
board of jurisdictional awards. which
has been successful in settling large
number Of jurisdictional disputes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
10 OPS NEW PLAYGROUND

The ladies Of the Bichor Cholen
Mosher zekeninl, at q meeting on
Wednesday evening, unanimously de
cided 10 give the use Il the grounds
surrounding the Home for the Aged
as a playground for the children of
that section, as there Is no playground
near there. There viii be a teacher
for the children and the grounds sup
Piled with sliding boards, swings. sand
piles and other equipment. Ii is ey-
pected TO have the grounds open IL
two weeks Mrs. Charles Shagrin is
president Of the organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
COL. GALBRA|TH'S BODY
IN STATE FOR FUNERAL
Remains Probably viii be In
TERED at Arlington After
Services at Cincinnati.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cincinnati. June 10.-The funeral OF
Colonel Frederick w. GaIbraith. Jr
commander of the American Legion
vino was killed in an automobile-ac-
cident in indianapolis will be held
Saturday tomorrow afternoon in
Music Hall, the largest auditorium
in the city This was decided upon
early today by Robert J. Bentley Post
American Legion. of which Colonel
Galbraith was member. and after the
widow expressed the wish that the
post make all arrangements for the
funeral.
1t is likely that burial viii be in
Arlington Cemetery. Washington.
Mrs. Galbraith expressed the desire
this morning. TO be allowed 10 remain
alone with the body all day. saturday
morning il will be taken 20 Memorial
Hall where it will lie in state until
the hour for the funeral.
The body of Colonel Galbraith ar
rived here last night from Indian
apolis. Ii was accompanied by q
soldier escort A fun company OF
soldiers from Fort Thomas. Ky. sent
10 cincinnati HS N-u4lfREt T ettt 4 "a .iA'
commandant. and Mayor John Calvin.
of this city and other city officials
met the body at the railroad station.
Numerous soldiers and fully 5000
civilians also were assembled AT the
station to pay respect TO the dead
Most Of the civilians marched with
the soldiers to memorial hall. where
they were permitted 20 pass the
casket. Later the body was removed
10 an undertaker's establishment. ac-
companied by a guard Of honor.
The Rev John F Hegel. former
chaplain Of the 18th Division viii
ofliciate at the funeral.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
TRUSTS IN OBREGON
TO MAINTAIN PEACE
Secretary of interior Gales
Says Mexico Will Have No
Conflict With United States.
ate-i Press 10 Every IcvenInr

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Mexico City, June 10.-P. Elias
Gales, secretary of the interior. who
returned yesterday from an exten-
sive trip throughout the republic, ex-
pressed optimism over the situation
which has arisen between the United
States and Mexico.
Il am absolutely sure said the
secretary. that President Obregon
viii be able to solve the so-called con-
tiict with the United States without
disparagement of himself or the ma
ton"
He added he did not consider the
situation grave.
The entire nation has been pacifed
the secretary asserted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
SUPERINTENDENT OF
. POLICE BLACK HONORED
Reelected Secretary of the Ma
tional Association of Chiefs
of Police.
Ry AssocIated Press 10 r.very Esenlng

by Associated Press 90 Every Eyening
st. Louis. Mo-, June 10.-August
Vollmer. chief of police OF Berkeley
Calf. was elected president of the In.
ternational Association of Chiefs oi
Police at the final business session OF
the associations convention last night
George Black, Superintendent OF
Police Of Wilmington. Del. was re.
elected secretary and Iona b. Day oi
Scranton. Pa. sergeant-at-arms Pat.
rick j. Kelly OF Plainfieid was chosen
treasurer.
The executive committee was em.
powered TO prepare bill for .subrnis.
sion to Congress. governing interstate
shipment Of deadly weapons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
FTKEMAS GIVES BLOOD
TO SAVE TWINS MOTHER
Dy Assoc iated i'resg.


Cleveland, Ohio. June TO-
An appeal for volunteers for a
blood TRANSMISSION WAS answered
by 372 out Of 500 members ~
the Cleveland fire department
on duty yesterday.
The call went out TO save the
life Of Mrs. David Wilson. who
was left ia a serious condition
from Caesarian operation
when twins were brought into
the world
Three Of the flremen's blood
was found suitable. Coins were
matched 70 see who would b.
accepted and Charles l.. Trink-
ner won.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
HAYNES U. S. DRY AGENT.
Harding Names Editor VINO
First Suggested Him for the
Presidency.
Associated Press o Egery E,enIng


Washington June fo.-Formal an
uornccment Of the appointment o.
Roy Haynes. nillshoro, Ohio. edi-
,lof. as national prohibition commits
siontr, was made today at the White
House.
Nj. Haynes. Who succeeds John +.
Kramer. is expected 10 take Office as
soon as he can arrange his personal
affairs.
The new commissioner is editor OF
the Hillsboro Dispatch aud WAS 9ne
of the first Ohio editors TO suggest the
nomination Of Mr.. Harding for Pres;-
dent lie has been Identified with
church and temperance work, and fiVe
years ago was a member Of tne Cen.
eral Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
GOVERNOR DENNEY
APPOINTS BOARDS
No Reference, However, to the
School Board or State
Judiciary.

Special Dispatch TO every Evening.
Dover. June 10.-Governor Denney
today announced the following APP
pointments:
Members of Mothers Pension Com
mission-Ml s Milton W. Ferguson.
Wilmington, Miss Cora c. Tsehudy,
Smyrna; Mrs. joseph Lank. Milton,
all e-appointments.
Members Public Lands Commission
--R. R. kenney, Dover; Harry ].
Anderson, Sussex county.
State Board Of Public Accountants.
under a recently enacted law-Petel
T. Wright. Clifford Iszard. Whining
ton. George NJ. Jones, Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
u. S. ROTAR|ANS
REACH LIVERPOOL
Delegates to International Con-
vention. One Being ]. S.
Hamilton of Wilmington.
ev associated Press to EVERY Evening.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Liverpool, June 10.---Five hundred
delegates from Rotary Clubs in the
United States to the international
Convention of Rutarians 10 be held in
Edinburgh arrived today on the Car
onia. The Americans were welcomed
by the lord mayor and the lady
mayoress and Liverpool Rotarians.
The party left Liverpool before noon
for Edinburgh.
Joseph s. Hamilton. member of
the Wilmington Rotary Club. is a
member of the above delegation, be-
ing the only representative from Del
aware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
J. b. OBERlY STRICKEN.
Prominent Brick Manufactures
IN Serious Condition at
His Home.

James B. Oberly Of 239 North Broome
street. brick manufacturer. suffered a
raralytic stroke at 2.3O Yesterday
,fternoon. The patient was pro-
nounced as being in grave condition
his morning, by his attending physi-
ian. DIR. j. A. Draper. although hope
or possible recovery was said to be
Entertained
\ Philadelphia specialists viii be
allied in consultation today.
Mr.. Oberly will be 65 Years old in
september, and while he has been at
snding TO details of his business, his
iealth for some time has not been ro-
,ust and has caused anxiety 10 his
amily and friends.
Mr.. Oberly is a well known and
nighIy esteemed citizen. At one time
le was member of City Council.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
L. OF ID. COMMENCEMENT.
Special Train Arrangements for Per-
sons Attending Exercises Monday.

DR.. Walter Hullihen. i,resid. ~ II
the University of Delaware, today an
nounced that special train arrange
ments. in addition to the regular
schedules, had been made for next
Monday TO add to the conveniences Of
persons attending the commencement
on that day
The Pennsylvania southbound train
leaving Wilmington at 9I2 standard
time. 1912 Wilmington time. will stop
at Newark The exercises will start
at 1880, standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Crippled steamer Reaches Port.

By Ass0ciated Press % Every EVenlne
st. Johns. y. r., June 10 The
American freight steamer Chariot
staggering from the effects Of a col
iision with an iceberg yesterday
reached this port today. Captain
Albert Ricca and his crew had made
i hard iight through the night to
stay afioat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Mourning Order 20 Posts.

Detroit, June 10-Captain Robert
G. woodside. commander-in-ch chief 81
the veterans Of foreign wars today
ordered all posts 70 dgape their chart
ers for thirty days as mara 81
mourning for Colonel Frederick W
Galbraith. commander Of the Amer
lean Legion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
JAPAN ASkS q. :. 10 rAkF
DISARMAMENT INlrItrfvu

By Associated Press to eNrrv Eprntna
Osaka. iapan. June lo- Ues0luf'an.
asking ne jauanese goternmrnf H.
take the initiative n communication
with the nitod states ana gr.tf
'''l''n tti'e t' aisoFinlwvnt. have
oeeh PASSED Niia niiuoueiN hF inc dis.
al iil'.i''e"' 'o"iini'tne oi ihe Chamber
Z, o'i''i.ei'' mere ihf committee
A'S" ue'te, y :" 'uhdu'i tn ntDsiIea
l"n " satn'i more Information ro-
garding armament uslr.oiions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
lrl.h saeet ) Nosc con.tasIe..

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evenins
Belfast, June l0.--A police sergeaht
and two constables were shot ia q
street here this Afternoon and severe
Is wounded. I'nionis.s attributed tho
attack TO an attempt BY Sim Feiners
to create conditions which would prc
vent King George attending the oEan-
ing in state Of the Ulster Parliamert
june -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
PHILA. TO BE MECCA
FUTURE JULY F0U RTHS
BY Associated Press.

Philadelphia, June fo.-Plans
for n national celebration of In
dependence Day in 1922 at In
dependence Hall We're an
nounced today by members of
the city administration.
Councilmen urged that Presi-
dent Harding, members of his
cabinet and other distinguished
persons be asked TO make pill
grimage TO the birthplace of
the nation on that day. and that
on eachsucceedi ng july 4 the
custom be continued.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
suzanne Lengler to Play in [. \

By Associated Press u Every Evening
Paris. June TO-. Suzanne Lenglen.
women's world hard court tennis
champion. viii go to the United States
in September. says the Figaro. She
viii play in a series of tournaments
organized bv the American Committee
FOR Devastated Regions OF France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
MRS. MALLORY BEATEN II NETS
American Woman Tennis Champion
Loses In Semi Finals 10 Mrs. Beamis,,.

~ Associate, Press 10 IsRttx ~ s.f.
Heekenham, England. June To- Mrs,
Molla Bturstedt Mallory. American
women's tennis champion was defeated
today in the semi-finals Of the singles
matches here ny MHrs. Beamish. the
English star. Ga. 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Motor Vehicle Owners Attention.

You are required 70 file certificate
OF title under the fleW act approve !
.aarch gath, 1921. Do IL now. lest you
forget q. J.. O'keefe, Notary Public,
No West seventh street. Phone
Aasl ADJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10

Will person who picked up black
folding pccketbook ia postofIice Fri
Gay about noon, return same to
Every Evening Ofce?-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
Mercantile section Gives Luncheon

The mercantile section Of the Cham
Der of Commerce gave a luncheon IN
the Hotel du Pont today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10

E,iberon, Atlantic Citys best moo
crate priced hotel. Central. Pin
table Running water IN roc,-ns. D.
Ludy.--Ady, -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
275 ABOARD LOST SHIP.
Greek Packet Founders i'm the
Aegean Sea After Striking
an Old Mine.

BY. Associated Press to Every Evening
Athens. June 1o.-Many lives are
believed To have been lost ia the
sinking Of the Greek steamship
Eouboulina. which has struck a mine
and foundered in the Aegean. De-
tails are lacking.
Paris. june l0.-The mail pacAet
Eouboulina, whicn has been sunk in
the Aegean by mine had 40 pas
sengers on board. beside crew of %
says an Athens dispatch 10 the Radio
agency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
ON Cruise in Ray.

The Sohoolmasters Club Of Della
ware left today for a two-day cruise
in Delaware bay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10
AmHsements TonIrhI

3. .. q .. q. 4. q. l. ]. !.
Iarrich Fiaenrs 20 hEFIun
playhouss fhe MaErltIa g., =
Majestic htau kttrI
Otirpu Tine CnnfnasIUr
Nrcalha Buried Treasure
Raito ihe tnkunen VIE
SAVOY De- ~cafan kIlr
strand Between Men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10

Plastering. all kinds. attended to
promptly. Lowe Bros, 1902 Shallcross
Ave, 5797 M.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-10

Have Eou tried Clover n4Irt rs..s
ter Telephones IaG0-1541 Nat.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

Before leaving DaytoIa Beach Tor
her new home in Miami. Mrs Clark G.
Smith most thoughs4ully presented
her old associates OF the Library
Board with very fine picture of the
members. The remembrance was
thoroughly appreciated ana Mrs smith
vii always be remembered as an I'M
usually efficient. faithful and worthy
member
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pAYToNA BEACH HOTEL :.
:.

Al the Daytona Beach hotel are
reg5st cred.
j. E Barnes. Duluth, Mimi; G. f
Storm. Chicago; Mrs K Z Renfro.
carbonGale. NJ; T. E. Wilder. DeI.eon
Springs. Fla: Edith and Bertha Lzai-
ersyg4i1er and Elsie L-aufsTsvai1er. Fl
Dodge. Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. F. Z
NeachaIn anl children. Orlando. Fla:
r. " Pasels. Arthar Pagels, Mrs F
Pagels aed Charlotte Fasels. CinciA-
nat. Ar aad Mrs 4 II Hinktey.
Kalamazoo. Edica J. H. Holcombe
Jacksonville. Fta T. e Golden, POS
ton. I2ss G. n Bombarger, Jean.
cite. Pa. Mildred Zabsy ana Elizabeth
Znhey. Pcrtville. Pa. Air and Mrs. J.
H Rolcombe. HaFrS Holeombe. Jack
sonviile Fla Dr. Z " kennedy. MRS.
L. 7. Kennedy and AIRS 4 A. waite
Easfis. Fla. Il V Deane and ] Ii
/ Bal. Sanford. Mr. and Mrs \ H.
{ Masses, SANFORD Pa, 3 I smith and
T. u little. Orlando. fla II =. Re
gan. Tamps- Fl8 Q A. Hard. Jack
soavtIle. Fla. s. NJ. Beecher. Miami
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
Justices of the
Peace, East Side
of Co., Organize

Justice R L. Selden has called q
meeting OF all OF the justices OF the
peace located on the east side OF Eo-
lusia county TO be held in the Offices
OF Justice Charles L. Beers. in Day
fona. On Friday afternoon, March %.
Those 10 whom an invitation has
been sent are; Justice Charles Nc.
Marry of OEmond. Justice Fl Z New.
Ell OF New Smyrna. and Justice E. L.
DsaH Of Oak Hill
One of the chief purposes Of the
meeting is 10 agree upon and 10 pre-
pare certain much needed legislation
in which the justices are directly in
terested- Regarding the objects JUS
lice Selden said.
For many years the fees allowed
sheriffs and justices in this state were
the same or practically 50 Bnt the
sheriffs organized ana went before the
last legislature and succeeded in get
ting their fees increased hundred
per cent We do not doubt but that
their fees were 100 low. but il is not
fair TO leave rs so Tar behind jus
tees should have the sane fees as
they do and that IS What We want TO
see about Nov we are moi ALLOW ed
any Zee whatever fo- holding a trial
I have known justices 20 81 for three
or Gour days in a single case ana then
never receive any pay fer MS services
except the mere filing Zee. This is TAI
from Just Theg We feel there shoalJ
be a change in our jurisdiction New
ia case OF criminal conviction 81
can infiicT a fine Of ave hundred dol
lars and can only give Z slZ months
+ sentence. while in most states jas
lice can give a years sentence or III,
a prisoner 81 zoe. Then In plEl mat
tiers our jurisdiction Is limited TO mat
tiers involving sl0o or less. while II
most states they can Try cases involy
ing $500
After The holding OF tAis meeting
aa1 an organization formed OF tn
justices on this side 81 the county, tn
matter VII then ha taken up Wit
The justices Of the west end OF N0ilsi
county and the justices on thar SD
urged 10 get together for siaila
purpose. BY the time the legislator
meets il n expected all OF Jhe niece:
sary data will De arranged &C. prsser
strong ease befcf taa AK maker
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22
SEASIDE INN
Observation-Disclosures.

At the Seaside I'm are registered !
Elsie II Douln. Brooklyn. \. y
Mrs l. 3. Price ana son. Charleston.
W Va Mrs. J. c Mercer. Whining
ton. Del. Bliss M :. Sehwab. Brook
i'm. \. y J. : Maclean. daughter
ana chud, Columbus, -. y. T Cur
lis. Detroit. a4ioh-. C. T. AeReynolds
and 7. ] Me8eynoids. j.. ana vile
a0pkDsviIe Ky: Miss Kathleen
FIethBura. Pal4tka. Fla, ar AID Mrs
s. l. Patterson ana Hiss Clara Pa
tersou. Carbon5ale. Pa. D :. Estin
Green Cave springs, Fia Mr. and
Mrs g. 81 Tsr.on ard j. j CrOnkorte
Orlando FIA.; Air. ana Mrs. J. 4
Hayes. superior Wis AT and Mrs
+ Y. Gu-geaa. PHYLLIS Gurgeaa an
Mrs Il H seCr3y. pt Man0n. Pc
. : MacA- EiEs and wife. New fora
h 4. Miss l. Dode Patton. Marietta
Ohio. Mrs Mary p Ware. New Yors
CHy. Sass L E Rice. v N S3s1srs
Is5ttsGe5d slass-
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Al tha Ha.=l Dixle are rezsterd
John a ZONES. Tavlor- Pa; H e
Lowe. Atlanta. Ga. Mrs George B
Chicago Mr. ana Mrs J
81 Hlueliue. Freelort. ILL.,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

Al the Community NJ. F. church on
Thursday evening. March "a, the Ep-
worth League have planned for q
most delightful concert The doors
will be wide open. no admission viii
be charged. and everybody In the en-
ire community is invited The audi
enee viii be treated 10 q program OF
music and readings by Mrs o. B
Kaiser and her talented daughter
This viii be a rare opportunity Tor
those desiring delightful evening.
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Irving RaeheEe-- the humorous .
autuer and lecturer. closes tAe Assem-
hlr program tar the year II the Audi
rsarzum shis evening March II
promises 10 5a one 81 the most 60
jeyzhle u -ae entire Iist Of twenty
sour numbers in advance 81 irglIz
Psaas5Lers Appearance - EEfE
VS. 5 zaf EaeEe were Us least
hundred laughs E. BIS siarg telling
l=cIurs Efow an author tl-ss 4ate-
raz bat -f4 -uUner AS c--lE3llea
szo-falG ln MS reading or geodly
a1r-ian of his very delightful story
EeeH1g IF with Lizzie wnleh he
sisstltltez for the lecture which wss
announced II me course 81 the Bridge
MORT arr league. Tee author. huui9rlsr
ana secmreE was rau pfILleut=d By z
1arEs attendance Il ms lecture Laa
zs5t enc- wholly enjoying sdr BaeAei
The dreariness 81 th- day VA
forgotten hv those IN rhe 5eA
room q the S1raThsld. where the AZ
aaaFaa zaHmherE And subscribers -
ssue1 Crisp humar kindness
trath 1aG human nature c5araeterl
1a sfG
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The BREAKERS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Breakers are registered.

Al Inc Breakers are registered.
MIR and Mrs. John s. Allen. wal
pole. Mass. c. w. Ross and three
East Moline. H.: Rufus Walker. Jr.
and three. Moline. H.; Mr. and Mrs. L.
NJ. Robertson and son, Birmingham.
Ala. W E White. Atlanta; Rachel
GOeteheas and Nina May. Ramsey. y.
J., Mildred Alderman and Mary l.
Alderman, Wyekoff. y j.: Ethel NJ.
Taylor. Paterson. y. J.: J. e Shoe. An
napols. Nd: NJ f. YarneA, Phiiadel-
phIa. Mrs. Walker Perry and SON.
Mitchell. Can: MIR and Mrs. II. O.
Richwine. Columbus. Ohio; Mrs W H
Bower and daughter, Roekiedge, Fla:
Mr.. and Mrs. r n Hughes, Atlanta.
Ca: Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Wilkinson.
Jacksonville. Fla: DR. and Mrs. c. b
THEY. New Haven. Conn, Iohn <.
Watrous. Mitchelfield. Conn; L :.
Williams. New York, y. Y; Marie and
Anna keene. Orlando. Fla; F. 5 En-
merson and L c. Ferguson. New York !:
MIR. ana Mrs. H s. Chamberlain. SYRIA
! euse. y. Y: &c. Mcdonnell, DeIand
; Fla: Or. c. B. Howell ana four
Galesburg, H.: Mr.. and Mrs c. d
summer and Mrs. H A Phillips and
son. Orlando. Fla; Mrs J. A Travil
lion. Winter Park, Fla; Mrs. H d
+ LaRne, Mt Carmel. III; Mr and Mrs
I J W Perry and Mrs. Anna Perry. De
Land. Fla; Mr. and Mrs W h Good
now. Miss Jane Goodnow, Keene. y
/ H: Mr.. and Mrs W f. Morse. Won
!, socket. Morris Hardness and y. s
jackson. DeLand. Fla: Mr. and Mrs
J. W. DreckeT and family. DeLand
Fla; r j. Agalpin. Camp Devins
Evylgn Thomas. Marion Thomas
F1eyd Tessender. Luther Sovereign
Fred Weiter and Geo. Smith, F.
Pierce.
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There are = ea0aHa negroes in the
United Stat@s
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-22

Mrs. ! ". Prise 81 Jacksonville Il
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