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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
,CH|LDR{N'S NIGHT AT
ELMHURST CARNIVAL
Folk Dances Attract Crowd,
Farmers Night This
Evening.

More than fifteen hundred people
last night attended the Carnival at
Eimhurst. the occasion being KID
dies Night and the feature attrac-
ton an exhibition OF folk dancing BY
number OF little girls Of that com
munity.
The program included q toe dance
by Miss Irene Karachner. scbottiscbe
~ Miss Katherine Iaiiy and the
Highland fling by the Misses Florence
Iaiiy. Miss Emily fIigley and Miss
Catherine Corbit. The dancers wore
Kilt skirts.
Among those who attended the car
niva1 last night were 100 members of
the Fairview Fire Company Of Oak
Grove and the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the game organization. The visitors
gave d straw ride in large auto
trucks arriving on the grounds az
O'Clock.
Tomorrow night will be ''Firemenf
Night" and IL Is expected the FIRE
companies Of this city and vicinity
will send large delegations 20 the car
nivai. The Union Fire Company has
already donated sum of money n
the Fire Apparatus Fund, for which
the carnival is being held.
Tonight viii be Farmers Night
and special arrangements have been
made 20 entertain the members Of the
several oranges. The prize bui
which viii be disposed of Tor ten cents
viii be awarded the closing night
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LEWES NOTES.

DIR. and Mrs. W. p. Orr left on Mon
day for a trip to Boston and vicinity
They expect to see the doctors brother
Pavmaster r. Fl. Orr, who is al Ports
mouth Navy Yard, New Hampshire.
p. 3. Norman and son, Edward, daugh-
ter. Miss Fanny and Miss Werner OF
Philadelphia attended the funeral OF
Mrs. z. b. Norman in Lewes.
Mrs. Emma Norman, mother Of Mrs
Handy NJ. Long, is seriously ILL.,
Mrs Hannah Burton. widow OF
Cornelius Burton is very i'll at her home
on Fourth street, aud her daughter has
been summoned to attend her
Among out of town visitors this week
was DIR. +. P. Ruhl of Milford.
The Town Board met Monday even
ing and considered the proposition 10
pave Main street from Charles Morris
house to G. P. 1unnell's store with M
Is foot wide drive The cost would
be al least s., 900 and much opposition
vas manifested The road has jus:
been put in order by blowing, scrapEig
and rolling
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NEWS or MILFORD.

Milford. June s. Former Judge
David T. Marvel OF Wilmington has
e.rcn spending several days here in
town visiting with friends
Mrs Anne DoArmand of Whining
con has been here visiting her mother,
Mrs Mary wooien.
Miss Anna Beswick of Thompson
willie and Miss Alice Mitten Of Fred
erica have been here visiting Mrs.
William T Watson. Jr.
Miss Margaret Grier. daughter of
IN and Mrs G.. Layton Grier. and
Miss Mary O. Grier. daughter of DIR.
and Mrs Frank Gricr. have returned
10 their respective homes here to
spend the summer. after graduating
last week. the former from Miss
Spcnces school for Girls in New York
CITY and the latter from the Ely Court
school Tor Girls Greenwich. Conn.
christ Church vestry. Monday even
ing. adopted resolutions OF respect on
the death % Or Robert Y Watson. for
twenty two years senior warden OF the
parish
SUNDAY evening, William II. Warren.
well known business man of Mil
ford. s.ri Miss Virginia Hendrickson.
were married At the home Of the for
NOR ty Rev. pisston w. Jacobs, pastor
~ Avenue NJ T.. Church.
stanley 5. short. Jr.. of Wilmington
q spending his vacation at the home
~ his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S.
short. Sr.. in South Milford.
Edward NJ Davis OF Wilmington is
spending several days here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs William Harri-
son Davis
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ENDOWMENT FUND OF
WESLEY IS Sl6O,OOO
Also So, 900 OF Old Indebted
ness Has Been Paid Off Dur
ing the Past Year.


Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. June Sat tn. annual meet
Ing OF the Trustees OF Wesley Collegt-
ate Institute, yesterday, In the
absence Of former Governor John @.
Townsend, president. who In on a
business trip through Ganada, Rev.
X. X. Stephenson. yiee-president pre-
sided The report of the secretary
and treasurer. ArIey y. Magee, show
ed that 100000 Of the endowment
fund had been paid In during the year
and properly invested.
DR.. Fl. q. Budd. president OF the
faculty, reported that more than
SO, 900 had been paid during the year
on old Indebtedness. before the endow-
inent fund was established.
The trustees reelected John g..
Townsend, Jr.. president: Rev. X. X.
Stephenson. yiee-president. Arley y.
Magee OF Dover, secretary and treas
urer.
The board reelected the present
faculty, with two exceptions. the art
teacher Miss Pauline Wilson and the
vocal music teacher, Miss Frances
crisf. both OF whom will leave for
tAtit4 fftioSs the BbFAAHNAa VI FRsstAt
music teacher has been filled by the
election of Miss Crooks. daughter Of
Rev. r. r. Crooks Of Glen Riddle, PA.
The board passed for graduation
for this year 10 students. The annual
commencement exercises will be held
this evening in the Dover Opera
House.
Following is the fun roster of the
faculty for the next school year with
the exception of the art teacher:
president--Dr. Henry q. Budd. A. y.
Academic Departmental. @. Budd.
a. NJ, Greek and Bible; James II.
McNeal. A. b, History and Science:
X. r. Davies. A. H., Latin and
Spanish. Lester r. Johnson. A. g.,
Mathematics: Miss Emma X. Potter.
A. r.. French. English and Literature: !:
Miss Annie r. O'Brien, A. NJ, Eng
lish A. Louise Morris. 3. o. f., Oral
English.
Commercial epartment--Everett
g. Pettyjohn, head master. Book
keeping. Banking and Law: Miss
Louise vanDyke. Shorthand and Sec
retarial Cource. Helen =. Hughes.
Mus r., Piano; Dorothy Crooks. Vocal
Music; James NJ. Cotton. Violin; Mrs.
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claim of Lynch was TO the effect that
he found the lumber floating on the
water and gathered IL. not knowing
whence IL came.
Upon learning 10 whom the lumber
belonged, Lynch is alleged 10 have re-
turned II. but the owners stated tina
in their opinion all had not been re-
turned.
Richardson's claim was for SIS and
Captain Shocks for $50. The
referees rendered Judgment for Rich
ardson for Slo and for Shock for $40.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton, Md, June s. a call has been
issued for Cecil County Council Of the
/ farmers organizations TO meet IN the
county court room, Elkton, on June 20,
when Il II. Derrick, agent for Hartford
county: MIR Merriman, president OF the
Timonium Fair Association, and two
speakers from the University Of Mary
land and the United States Department
OF Agriculture will make addresses.
Rev. Sidney Dixon, rector Of Trinity
p. f. Church, Elkton, is attending the
annual meeting Of the Northern Convo-
cation Of the Diocese Of Easton now
being held in st. Paul's Church, Kent
county.
Elkton Fire Department, with Elkton
band. will go TO Cambridge, tomorrow
morning. and take part in the State
firernen's parade During it's absence
from town the Newark Del, fire de-
partment will respond TO fire alarms here.
Earl the Young son of Curtis Jones, Of
Elkton, who was injured IN an automO-
bile accident week ago, is IA critical
condition AT Unioa Hospital, with prac-
ticelly no chance for recovery.
Marriage licenses were issued IN Elk
ton. Yesterday, TO William r. Gregg, of
Newark and Margaret Mclaughlin Of
Elk Mills, Md, Patrick J. Mcconnell
and Lena l. Osborn of Wilmington
Edward H. Eaton of Wilmington and
Agnes Hunt OF Denton, Md.
4 team Of former skilled baseball
players has beel formed by the officers
at the Federal government reservation
at Perry Point, with Colonel {. +. Nc
Carthv, president and Lieutenant II. j.
Huntil gton, captain.
Consolidated Contracting Co. put a
large force of men Of work, yesterday,
tearing down the Haines dwelli' z, q.
North street, Elktoa, IN order 10 erect
new banking house for the Natio: al
Bank of Elkton
john Knowles, young mal who
forged two checks o. ET.est c. Blles
after robbirg him Of several hundred
dollars worth of yaluables, has bee
arrested il C4mlsl, y ].
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaforyi June Superintendent III
T.. Stahl. OF the Seaford high school
announced yesterday. that the prize
winners Of the graduating class this
wear were: Madeline Marvel, first
nrize; Marion Moore, second: Nellie
Fogle, third; Herbert Lank, fourth.
The Hobbs & Longendyke minstrels
Of this town have purchased new out
fts. including purple coats with gold
trimmings. high silk hats. canes spats.
white gloves and white neckties. This
new paraphernalia viii be used for the
first time al Cambridge. Md. tonight.
j. Il. Robinson & Co, oyster packers
OF this town. have purchased OF Rich
ard Buckaloo Of Little Creek As acres
Of oyster ground near Bowers Beach,
where this firm has a packing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. Wright Of Phil
adelphia are spending several days
at the Hotel Sussex. Mrs. Wright Is
4 daughter Of the late ]. G. Collision,
and is here looking after her inter
ests in her fathers estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Zeigler Of Phil
adelphia, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert l.. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs William Marvel Of
Wilmington spent the weekend here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Marvel.
Fifteen members Of Hiram Lodge
A. r. & A. NJ. Of this town. attended
Delaware night" meeting OF the Mys-
tic Shriners at Lu Lu Temple, Phil
adelphia. Monday night.
The first crate Of blackberries from
Seaford this season was shipped yes
terday II was sold at the station to
the highest bidder and brought S9l5.
II was a 32-quart crate.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM TE STATE
Despite Gloomy Predictions, the
Strawberries in Lower Della
ware Proved Profitable.
HAD A STILL IN HIS HOUSE

From Every Evenings Correspondent
Nillshoro. June S.-The first arrest
made under the Federal prohibition
laws in lower Delaware took place
when William pusey. Sr., of Mills
loro. was arrested while In the act of
operating still and making corn
whiskey. according TO charges filed
against him. lie was held under
81 500 bail.
oficers walked In the house and
claim TO have found a small still in
operation on the kitchen stove and
about three pints OF what they call
corn whiskey had been distilled.
Pussy. who has been in in health
for several years. had only gotten the
stiu saturday and is claimed TO have
been making n medical preparation
for his health. lie is not accused of
having sold any OF the concoction and
friends are rxllying 10 his defense.
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made Of horses and cattle running at
large throughout the city and the
matter will be investigated and the
ordinance inforced.
The matter Of Council paying the
interest on the city bonds which were
sold for the purpose OF obtaining the
water and light plants and OF the ex-
emption OF the assessment OF the
property waA discussed st length. The
interest which the city will be re-
auired to pay will amount to $4,000
and the amount of taxes on the prop
crty amounts to 1900 making a total
of s6.20o, whereas the city formerly
paid but $4,000 to the Delaware Water
Improvement Go. for the light and
water obtained from the company
by doing this council would be COM
PEELED to raise the tax rate In order
to meet the deficiency. Arrangements
will he made for "A special neet Of
Council with the Water and Light
Commission 10 take up the matter for
consideration.
The Trustees of the Commons met
last evening In monthly session.
Treasurer McGrory reported ball
ance In bank of St2s4.73. COM
munication was received from thu
Civic Club regarding the purchase OF
chairs for the meeting quarters In the
Town Hall. The Commons agreed to
pay one@half of the bill which
amounted to $50. A communication
was received from Charles II. King
meyer relative TO purchasing the re-
uured number Of benches 10 be
placed at various public places and
the members agreed to pay their
share or ons-half The matter af dis
GUESSING the erection of new harm at
the Hare's Corner Hotel was con-
sidered and estimates were ordered
procured TO be acted upon nj special
meeting on Tuesday June 2s. This
meeting will take place OF the regular
meeting on July :.
John ]. Walls has completed the
installation of the brass railing In the
mayors office and changing the
radiators.
Auto repairing We specialize on
Forsls. wilbert Meredith. w. s St.Adv.
Levy Court has required al tax col
lectors for the years 1912 and 1920 to
proceed against all delinquent tax
payers. within 10 days from June the
list. This includes Holloway Terrace.
Minanndale and New Castle Hundred
William W. Leach. collector--Adv.
Apartments for rent in the Louise
Apply TO John Ries. the premises
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
ROOT ROT DISEASES.

Georgetown, June SIN conjunc-
tson with DIR. r. r. Jones, Patholo-
gist. OF the Bureau of Plant Industry.
Washington. ID. c., County Agent NJ.
G Vaughn and DR.. J. F. Adams.
Plant Pathoiosist. University Of Della
ware, have made a survey of Sussex
county to exa mine the root rot dis
ease~ OF canning peas
IL was found that the disease was
worse in fields that had been in peas
for several years. and many fields cut
inc Yield more than half. Advice has
been given the farmers molested with
the plant disease TO rotate TO some
other crop next season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
HURT IN AUTO SMASH.

Milford June S.-whne Carl A.
Ccllell was riding along West Front
street in his Ford coupe. yesterday. a
tire blew out and caused the machine
% swerve into a tree on the left side
uf thc street The front OF the car
was damaged to the extent Of more
than $3.50. and all the glass was
broken by the sudden jolt when the
car crashed into the tree.
The jar also forced Mr. Collelrs head
through the windshield and he was
painfully cut by the broken glass.
Harry L.indale. who came by at the
time In his Ford car. took charge of
the wrecked car and saw that il was
towcd 10 the garage for repairs, and
MIR Coliell was taken home by Rev.
Thomas V. wingate.
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WAS A GOOD SEASON.

Georgetown. June S.-The straw
berry season in lower Delaware will
come 20 a close this week. Despite the
fact that the calamity howlers in the
early spring predicted total failure
cf the crop because OF the heavy
freeze on March rs and the snow of
April Il. the season has been an ex-
ceptionally good one from the stand
point Of production, and taking the
season throughout the farmers have
realized fairly good prices for the
fruit.
The only slump experienced during
the season was last week when some
OF the inferior grades sold as low as
$500 per 32-auart crate. The condi-
ton only obtained about three days
when better grades began 10 come into
the markets and good prices We're
paid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
CHICKS ROASTED TO DEATH.

Milford. June Sire. caused by an
overheatea brooder sSove, destroyed a
large brooder house on the farm o.
Oliver Bosley. yesterday morning.
more than 500 young chicks were
roasted 10 death.
The heat. caused by the burning Of
ruhherofd roofing, was so intense thar
neighbors who made an attempt TO
rescue some OF the little chicks We're
forced 70 retreat and 10 allow the
flames 10 very quickly snuff out their
lives
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover, June S.--A large number oi
Shriners belonging TO Union Lodge
No. Z, A. T.. A. NJ of this town, re-
turned yesterday from a three days
cruise In Delaware bay and river and
TO the Breakwater; also.a trip to Phil
adelphia where they attended tht
meeting of the Shriners In that city.
Prof. Charles II. Ridgeway, who
has been spending the past year with
his sister and other relatives here.
left yesterday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will make his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
wOMFN's CLUB

THE business and Professional Wo-
mems club win hold 8 rnnmage sale
On Monday and Tuesday. June 3 and
~ az 3t5 East Sixth street. Club
members are requested 70 bring ar
ticies for the sale 70 the club room.
s13 West street, not later than Satur-
day morning The sale win b. IN
charge of Miss Regan and Rhe asks
that every club member naks an ef-
fort to look up material and bring or
send IL 10 the club room because the
sale cannot be success without CO.
operation On the part of everyone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
LEwES CoLoRED SCHOOL.

I,ewes. June S.-The first commence
ment Of I,ewcs colored school gramma :
department took place Monday evening
1T 81. Georges A. NJ. u. Church in the
Presence of large audience. The pro-
gram consisted Of music and papers by
The graduates Of whom there were four
Hattie M. Dunaing, Hilda Nj. Lock.
wood. Elsie NJ. Robrson and Cora r.
Allen. The class motto, Climb,
though the rocks be rugged class
flower. carnation; class colors, gold and
lavendaer.
Salutatory, The Woman Of To-day
the Trpined Woman, was by Helen
NJ Lockwood. The class prophecy was
eiven bv Elsie Nj. Robinson; class poem,
hv Cora r. Allea George Matthews
raye 4 piano solo and Elsie NJ Robin
son and q. +. Mathews PLAYED . piano
duet. A duet, pilot Me, q, My
savior WAS well sung by Hilda Nj. Lock
wood and Elsie M Robinson. Hattie
NJ. Dunning was valedictorian and her
subject was Good and Doing Good.
Professor II. ; Rauch made stirring
address, and y b. Register, president
Of the Board of Education, spoke. Dr,
James Beehe of the board presented
the diplomas to the class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
BIDS FOR PRINTING.

Dover, June S--Bids W re opened
Yesterday by the State Board of Supplies
for printing the general session laws Of
1921 . d the Senate and House Journals
as follows
Scssio Sunday Star. Whining
toi, s5 30 per page; Mercar tile Printing
Co, Wilmington, $5.65 per page; Mil
ford Chronicle, S835 per page. The
award WAS made to the Sunday Star
Senate and House Journals Sunday
Star, 81 per page: Milford Chronicle,
81. 20 per page; Mercantile Printing Co,
s2.71 per page; Delaware Republican,
Dover, sI.60 per page The award WAS
made to the Delaware Republican.
Dover
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WEDDING INVITATIONS.

Middletown, June S.-InvItatlols
have been received here To the marriage
of Miss Christine Grace Muir, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Muir OF Bziti-
more. Md, to Mr. Robert Naudain
Francis. son of MIR. and Mrs Robert
Francis of Baltimore. The ceremony will
be performed in Maryland avenue
Presbyterian Church, Saturday morn
ing, June IS. at IL O'Clock. They will be
at home after August first, al 1888 st.
Paul street, Baltimore.
The mother OF the groom-to-be IS well
remembered as Miss Louise Naudain, q
niece of the late Mrs. Henry G. Clayton
with whom she made her home prior
TO her marriage TO Mr.. Francis.
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CONSTRUCTION WORK
ON {. AND D. CANAL
Contractor Assembling Eq'dp-
ment 10 Excayats GOO ono
Cubic Yards of Earth.

Special Correspondence Isysy Fv~Aslnx
Ut. Georges. June B.-rhe enlsfKa-
msnt ~ the chesapeahe and Delsuafs
Canal has started. The contraffu.
W ff CshaFar. Inc. - rfDoklYn. H
r.. has men az work clearing ur ne
area 20 be- cxcavafed and assembling
equipment Nor some esfkr slulp-
mept u an kinds has been paaslnS
through the canal a. D. nscd On 10
section between here and Chen, ptats
city Md.
Although the plans we're origin.lly
made 20 excavste $50 900 fulaf >nrls
81 earth, n ls now ura.rsfocf thet
this amount nae been Increased 10
little over 600 900 cubic yards rhs
was done. IL H. said. in yies - the
I low nRore 81 the contractor. ~fs
offered 90 remove the earfh for ~
cents a cubic yard while Dthcrs r~r~
bidding up 10 nearly s. a culac ga~f.
J The original work vas ~ h. NOM
pleted IN about ter months buf "a y
Z thought tho entire project I'll 70
qulre nearly two years
I Tho material - D. removed II 1rr
earth on the north side - me otnsi.
I just wert - the Delaware raiifoaf
q HItNtfs NII fAN|fh" ~ NN| NtIIfH
7 bridge n is ore ~ fhf his4~~
I points along the entire canal Hrs "a
has been described ~ C0lonff F ~
/ Johnston, o. 81 Enrincer ln charge
az the "bsckhonf" ~ fne water ~ay
\ There are no otefruciionf within fss
Y limits ~ the proposed eNonvsflor
The material removed eii hc ttk.~
I over narrow gauge rnnrcnf lire 10
Iun's dam and depoeifed there TnN
dam formerly was used az a reaelfsow
/ for the canal. bat tni- has been acr~
Z away with. The capacity ~ thls dsr,
IL about 1000 900 cufsc yards
Many believe fhe V0rk vii rnen.
an era ~ rood times. for there NiI
be employment f0r hundreds ~ rr~-
II ~ cxpected that other cortfa~'s
win be given ont in the uear fnfurss
AZ u Is said that sor8c osher hir rork
~ projected and ~ soor ~ fundp ~.
available that hids win ~ rncsfvrf
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MARRIED AT FREDERICA.

Georgetown. June Announce
ment Of the marriage Of Miss Helen
Robinson Johnson. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. James w Johnson, Eas'
Market street, this city. and Larry l.
Nichols Of Millsboro, has been made.
The wedding took place al Frederica
Thursday of last week. Rev. Harry
Taylor performing the ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
KENT LEVY COURT.

Kent county Levy Court, yesterday,
received reports OF county officers, show
ing collections OF fees for May, as follows:
Recorder Of Deeds, Coverdale, SD57 %;
Register Of Wills, Willis, s33a3o, Pro-
thonotarv, Ridgely, Si62 IL, Clerk of the
Peace, Heyd, SIS.
The court voted 5000 for the Kent
county almshouse, trustees for June.
Error and delinquent lists Of several
collectors we're presented but action was
deferred until next meeting.
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office at his country home, two miles
west Of Dover.
After viewing Mr. Bensons farm,
which he has transformed into veri-
table landscape garden, with abundance
of flowers of all kinds, now in full bloom,
the party was entertained at pleasing
luncheon.
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GOT PART OF CLAIMS.

Dover, June Sin a civil suit be-
fore referees in the Office Of Magis-
trate r. r. Wood. yesterday in the
ca~e OF George Richardson VS.. Irving
:. Lynch, the latter, keeper Of Mahon's
lighthouse on the Delaware Bay, TO
recover for lumber alleged 10 have
been taken by Lynch. belonging TO
Richardson and Captain Shock. the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

Limited Vocabulary.

what is the capital Of Persia p
asked the teacher.
II know stammered the student.
but | cant find the word to express
ID Judge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

One of the most distinguished wo-
men physicians in South America. DR.
Ernestina Perez, of Chile was tht
daughter of poor washerwoman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

III though vow sid Nsrlf.rfs
wouldn't stand for any kIerlrw-
"Oh. she'll stand for Do. huf she rrs-
fers sitting in 4 hawmneF ~ nn
bench r--F F'I0rida Tlraer-fFnior
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Everett q. Pettyjohn, secretary ana
librarian. Mrs. Henry g. Budd. pre-
ceptress; Mrs. M. g. O'Brien, pre-
ceptress Of ladies' hall.
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A PLEASING AFFAIR.

Dover, June Secretary Of State
Alden r.. Benson, Monday afternoon, en-
tanned the entire clerical force Of his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

Nrn ana 'rhor. ors.r. Y1n-s