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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
U. S. COMING SILVER DOLLARS
Mint Crinds Out 5000. 900 q Month
After Lapse Of Seven Years.

Washington Coinage of silver dol
lars has been resumed by the mint al
ter a lapse OF seven years and the
work OF replacing 30. 600 900 standard
silver dollars taken from the Treasury
during the war TO sell 10 Great Britain
has been begun.
Since late in March, treasury OH
cssls said, approximately 2o0o0. 900
silver dollars have been coined, In
the same period corresponding amounts
os silver certificates were issued and
Federal reserve notes and treasury
certificates, securing them. retired
This process, officials said. probably
Will continue for the next FIVE years
until the Treasury's reserve of silver
dollars is back 10 It's pre-war basis
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
NickerSOn

The F. N. c. met at the town
hall last Wednesday.
Ella Peterson of Duluth, spent
Sunday with her folks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Melancon
and Cecil Winkler were at Bru-
no. Tuesday.
Quite number of young folks
attended the dance at Duquette.
Saturday night.
Carl Johnson and Katherine
Mitchell visited with the John
Beaudry family Sunday.
Mrs. Gust Wahlquist and son,
Ralph. left for Nashwauk Tues.
day where they will remain for
few days with Mr.. w. who is
employed as operator there.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23

Omer Forsyth left for Mime
apolis Saturday to spend few
days.
Ester and Henry Christopher
son attended church in Bruno
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Current
and children spent Sunday at the
VIM. Bonnin home.
Mrs. J. A. Ogilvie and Mrs. A.
F. Forsyth and son, Floyd, called
at the Darnell home Sunday
evening.
w. w. Ogiivie's house caught
fire from a spark last Thursday
but help was there soon so little
damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darnell and Mr.
and Mrs. Steve purull and son,
Frank. spent Sunday evening at
the l.. Kowitz home.
Laura and Ruby Darnell. Ber-
nice Bonnin and Fda and Clara
Nelson srent FRIDAY Afternoon
at the VIM. Abraham home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
CANADA AFTER BERGDOLL
Officiel Announces Dominion Consider.
ing Slacker's Estradi.lon.

rlaay OF Grover c. Bergdoll. United
States draft eyader. is under considsra.
ton by the Canadian government. c.
j. Dougherty. minister OF justice. an.
bounced Bergdol is reported 10 have
reached Germany on a forged Cana
dian passport
That is the frs, official announce
meni indicating the Canadian govern.
inert has taken action in the Bergdoll
case.
Some time ago American legion Of
iielsis ?et.tioaed Canadian war vet.
Grams organizations to bring the ee.
serter's case 10 the official attention az
the Dominion government
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
Kerrick

j. II. Hogan made business
trip To Duluth last Monday.
Miss Elsie Hogan Of st. Paul
has arrived to spend the summer
with relatives
Mrs. Ed Armstrong enter.
tanned few friends at her home
last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Rorstrom. Mrs. Louis
Hultgren and Miss Helen Hult.
gren went to Duluth Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Martin and
family Of Pine City. visited with
a number Of friends i'm kerrick
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and fami-
Nv of Bruno, spent the week end
with Mr.. Cooper's daughter, Mrs
Beryl Lees and husband
Mrs. A. j. Warren and Mrs. G
f. Nelson will entertain the I'm
ion Ladies Aid on Saturday
July Q. at the home Of Mrs. Mel
son.
William Johnson returned
home last Monday from the hos
pital at Superior where he un-
derwent an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Mrs. nj. A. McGrath and Miss
Phyllis Hogan returned home
Monday after spending few
days visiting with relatives at
Foley. MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
Town of Norman

Mrs. L. H. kowitz spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Mcneil
ley.
Mrs. Darnell spent last We'd
nesday at the Christcpherson
home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
Mother Of Nineteen Kills s.v

Willow City, \. D.-The mother OF
IL children. Mrs, Jacob Cole. Of this
icsy, died in hospital a, Rugby. where
she was taken after shooting herself
with rifle. Mrs. Cole had spen, some
time in the hospital for the Insane al
jamestown.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23

Selfd'ssruss ~iil destroy you trust
surrender. shandan yours~if. b~saerr
and fhon shalt tre healed
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23

Troy. \. Y.-Den Campbell. an
aviator Of Albany. and Robert Smith
Of Troy, n Y. were killed as resal,
Of their plane dropping into the Hud-
son river just below the Federal dam
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23

Rapid City, S. D,-A sheritrs posse
has been searching for - hoa-s for .
trio OF bandits which attacked AID at
tempted 10 hang Ole Johnson. a Poison
district rancher.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
Plan to Boycott British Goods
Strikes Snag at 4. E. Of l.
Convention.
POLAND SENDS WIRE
Dc vaisrs's osorstary Says Dslsoatss
Should Decide How Sympathy
Should Be Expressed 70
Aid Cause OF ireland.

Denver. Colo.--The split between the
two factions OF Irish sympathizers In
the American Federation OF Labor con-
vention here widened when q majority
OF the signers OF resolution demand
ing boycott OF British made goods, an
nounced that they had pe.it!oned the
resolutions committee asking perm.s-
sion t. withdraw the declaration.
While the delegates opposed to the
boycott resolution were framing their
petition. the remaining supporters OF
the resolution issued a statement as
sertii.s that they would carry the fight
to the floor of the convention, declar-
ing that they were acting In accord
ance with the wishes Of cannon de va
lera.
Telegram From eoiand.
On the other hand, a group Of dele
gates opposing the boycott and urging
adoption OF less drastic resolution
made public telegram from Harry
Boland, OF New York secretary to De
Valera, which repudiated the conten-
ton OF the boycott supporters that
their declaration was the Official reso-
luton OF the Irish Republic"
Would like you to say that have
not In any way interferred or attempt
ed TO interfere in the deliberations OF
the American Federation OF Labor"
said Mr.. Boiand's telegram. which was
in reply TO a query from fourteen in
ternafional union officials as TO
whether the boycott resolution was the
Official resolution OF the Irish Repub-
lie"
we seek the sympathy and sup
port OF the American Federation OF
Labor. but clearly understand IL is
a question solely for the delegates
themselves TO decide how. IL at all.
such sympathy should be expressed or
support given.
Political Trading Depiored.
We have not deputized any indivi-
dual or delegate TO the convention TO
speak &C., President De Valera or the
Irish mission. We very naturally wish
10 see strong action taken by the Fed
Grafton In Irclands behalf but deplore
the fact that groups within the conyen.
tion would exploit the cause OF Ireland
to their own political ends
The cause OF ireland and the SUI
fering OF our people are too sacred
to as 10 permit them to be used as
political weapon or club against ind.-
viduals or policies within the American
Federation OF Labor"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23

There lot of fun the world will only look for
Jack Quincy who the Mass Hospital at
Franklin * He finds happiness He went out and pitched winning
cripple Just forget b yrsel awhile
happiness you mater how bad everything SEEM Jack
between throwing strikes.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
FIRE QUESTION UP
( FOR REVIEW TONIGHT

With Fire Chief w. J. Lutz and
First Assistant Chief Harvey Taze-
well favoring the proposed measure
creating a paid fire department for
this city. members OF City Council
at "a special meeting tonight will con-
FER with representatives OF the vari-
Gus fire companies to hear the opin-
ion Of the fremen as 10 their stand
in the matter The meeting tonight,
an adjourned one from last Monday
night Will in all probability be the
last one held between Council and
the ilremen before the proposed
measure is presented 10 the Legls-
lature.
Last Monday evening the nromen
complained that they were unauthUr-
lied TO speak for the companies as
the measure had not been consider
ed by the companies. Since then
however, the companies have discuss
ed the proposed draft.
Although the companies are silent
as 20 what action has been taken
on the question, it was lntlmated to-
day that the iremen would not be
united on the question at t0nighrs
meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS
p. R. r. W0MAN'S AID
NAMES COMMITTEES

The Pennsylvania system Womcn's
Ala, Southern General Division. an
nounces the following appointments
for the year 1921:
General Supcrinlcndonts Depart
ment General superintendent Mrs
Gamble Latrobe; acting superlnicnd-
ont of the Maryland Division, Mrs.
Edward Mclntire; alternate. Mrs.
Charles l.. Evans, superintendent Bal
timore Division, Mrs. George NJ.
Smith; alternate, Mrs. C.. y. kendlg,
superintendent Delaware Division,
Mrs. II. H. Garrigues, alternate, Mrs.
r. G.. Metz; superintendent Norfolk
nate, Mrs. ID. king engineer, NJ. W.,
Mrs. Franklin Duane; superintendent
motive power. Mrs. A. C.. Davis; alter
nate. Mrs. e. +. King, passenger trans
fer clerk, Mrs T. A. O'roOlc; inspcc-
tor police. Mrs. Charles German
stores department. Mrs. s. NJ. NIchOl-
son: general superintendent treas
urer Mrs. II. +. Smith; general super
intondent secretary, Mrs. g. l.. Evans
assistant secretary, Mrs s. NJ. NichOl-
son, general chairman clothing, Mrs
r.. l.. Apploby. general superintendent
newspaper work. Mrs Edward Glib
son; general superintendent refresh
mont fund, assembly room meetings
Mrs. Harry Williams; chairman OF
publicity, Baltimore Division, Mrs. J
X. a. Hasty; chairman OF publicity
Delaware Division. Mrs. r. l.. Holiday
Maryland Dlvision-Aciing superin.
iendent Mrs. Edward Mclntire; alter
nate. Mrs. Charles l. Evans; division
engineer, Mrs. W. +. Miller; actlni
master mechanic. Mrs. j. r. Conner
! acting freight train master. Mrs. Jacob
klcitz; passenger train master. Mrs
Harry Babcock; r. D. OF engineers
Mrs. S v Sproul; division operator
Mrs. g. b. SchrOyor: acting supervis.
Ing agent. Miss Della MA; division
accountant. Mrs. = Mclnlire; captain
of police, Mrs j. r. Ward: treasurer
Mrs. r.. Leslie Applohy. ass0clai.
treasurer, Mrs. c. h. SchrOyer; sccrc
tary. Mrs. w. W. Appleton. associate
secretary. Mrs. Alfred Russell; genera
chairman OF membership, Mrs. Charles
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
ENrEnTAIN MESTEnNERs.

Mr. and Mrs. John y. Hyatt. 800
Harrison street, are entertaining, the
Hon. and Mrs Joseph Z. Morrison, OF
Phoenix. Arizona.
Mr.. Morrison, the former United
states district attorney OF Arizona, Is
"A personal. business and political as
sociate OF the Hon. Ralph II. Cameron,
The United States Sendtor-elect and
the FIRST Republican 90 be elected TO
the upper House Of Congress from
That commonwealth.
ON their way East. Mr.. and Mrs
Morrison stopped al Marion. Ohio. on
Friday. and had an hours inter-
view with proeident-clcct Harding
The new executive was a personal
friend OF Mr.. M0rrison's father. now
deceased. United states Marshal OF
New Mexico.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17

l.. Evans. associate chairman OF mem
hership, Mrs. Harry Williams: general
chairman Of relief. Mrs Raymond
Jones; associate chairman OF relief,
Mrs. Alfred Russell. general chairman
of benefits and finance. Mrs Monls
Persons. associate chairman Of bcnc-
ills and finance. Mrs. G. H. rrlsgs and
Mrs j. A. Spragg.
Baltimore Division superintendent,
Mrs a.. NJ. smith; alternate. Mrs. G.. VI.
kcndig; lctlng division engineer. Mrs.
J. r.. huhlo. master mechanic. Mrs.
r. W Wray; freight train master.
Mrs. T. II. Watkins, passenger train
master. Mrs y. y. Hess. r. +. OF en-
g.necrs. Mrs. J, J. Nciman, division
operator. Mrs. q. y. kendlg: captain
cOunlanl Mrs. =. $. Free. treasurer,
Mrs. &. y. kendig: associate treasurer,
Mrs j. W. Ferguson: secretary. Mrs.
j.. G.. Outen; general chairman OF mem
bershlp, Mrs. J. n. Nciman: associate
chairman Of membership. Mrs. ]. h.
English general chairman OF relief,
Mrs. q. 2. kendig; associate chairman
OF relief Mrs. J. W. Ferguson; gem
eral chairman OF beneilts and finances,
Mrs. r. w. Wrdy; associate chairman
OF benefits. Mrs. W. n. Arnig.
Delaware Division - superintendent,
Mrs. II. II. Garrlgues: alternate. Mrs
r q. Metz; division engineer, Mrs. G.
y. LOrtman; train master, Mrs. w A
Fleming; r. p. OF engineers. Mrs. w
II. Redmilo. supervising agent. Mrs
Leon stein; captain OF police, Mrs W
A. Palmer; division operator, Mrs.
r.. nonayOn; division accountant, Mrs
y. =. COsdcn, secretary and treasurer
Mrs. r. l.. Reynolds. Committees vii
be announced later.
Norfolk Division - Superintendent
Frs. r. II. plnkham: associate super
intendent Mrs j. W. King: auxlliar!
suporIniendenis. Mrs. j. II. Powell
Mrs. +. T. Marsh. Mrs. ]. Resleln, Mrs
J j. Burbage. Mrs. w. NJ. Jackson an,
Mrs. C.. II. Hudson; captain OF police
Mrs. n. j. Eshem; treasurer, Mrs. 4
S. Downs; secretary, Mrs. Howar,
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
DISCUSS PROBLEMS
OF THE FARMER

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Jan. i7.--ls the present
system OF marketing farm products
satisfactory Are the farmers getting
"a satisfactory price for their grain
ana livestock . Are the farmers able
70 gel enough credit through their
banksf Is the railroad service as
good as 10 should be?
p. b. lleaion at meeting TO be
peld In Odd Fellows Han at Hoe
kcssin tomorrow afternoon viii tell
what the American Federation Of
Farm Bureaus is doing 20 solve these
problems Mr.. Heal0n viii also speak
.0t stanton In the Town Hall tomor-
row night.
A drive 10 organize Delaware
Federation or Farm Bureaus. which
VIII become a member Of The National
Organizatl0n Will be launched In New
Castle county about February 3.
The American Federation OF Farm
Bureaus comprises every state i'm
the Union with the exception OF six
and has a membership OF 100000
/ bona ilde farmers.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
DANCE Ar FORT DUPONT.

In spite OF the inclcment weather
on Friday, the SOldier-Clvilian Social
Club at Fort DUPONT held the most
successful dance OF the season In the
Service Club building on the reserNa-
tion. The dances given by this club
are becoming more and more popular
with The people OF the vicinity OF Fort
DUPONT and are also largely attended
by dance lovers from this city. Ap-
prOXimately forty people from this
city attended. llalliwelrs Orchestra
furnished the music
The club has a system an rs own In
running the dances, which greatly
adds TO the immense popularity An
ladies' are considered honorary mcm-
bcrs OF the club and everything Is free
for them. Gentlemen are charged
seNeniy-flve cents admission. Punch
Is served and whenever possible the
services OF an entertainer is secured
for The amusement OF the patrons dur
ing iniernhssion Arrangements are
also made at each dance for the re-
turn TO Wilmington OF the guests. and.
win The courtesy OF Lieutenant
spur, the coast defense commander
government automobiles are used for
transporting guests from the car line
IN Delaware City 20 the dance.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
mas HEMORRuACF IN PULPIT

GItLENSBUkO, Nd Jan. iI.-Ihe
Rev. j. A. Leach, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church here.
who has been conducting a revival
for the past two weeks, was seized
by hemorrhage OF the throat while
IN the pulpit on Thursday evening
The services had Just begun and the
Rev. Mr.. Leach was giving out a
hymn number when he was taken Ill.,
Members OF the congregation went 10
his assistance and he was taken
home. lie is now improving. The
Rev. Melvin G.. Morris. pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. vas in the con-
gregation. he took charge and
preached the sermon.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
WHY BE BALD?

guarantee aftor using G 10 s bottles
or koop.s Lightning Hair Renewer an
nNid spots VIII be covered with hair. or
money refunded. Ladies find Lightning
Hair henewer prevents falling hair ana
removes dandrun. Edward Martin. West.
mont n. j.. under oath, testinos that he
hnd been bald Tor years. used Z bottles
~ khtnihE hair Remover and now has
fuu head of hair. Mr.. Donohue. fsi7
Amen strect Phila., had been bald sev
eral years. used S bottles lightning Hair
tenewor and now has full head ~ halr
Sl;to bottle, Tor - or q for So.T1.
~. nnniorthi Wholesale druggist. aud n.
koop, 1i0 y. Third ST.. Camden. n. ].
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
RABBI SWIREN
TO LEAVE CITY

a farewell party was given last eve
ming TO Rabbi David B. Swiren, who
has resigned as Rabbi OF the Adash
k0desh Synagogue, Sixth and French
streets. He goes TO take charge OF the
Orthodox Community Synagogue o.
West Philadelphia
During the time he has been leader
or the Adas Kodesch, Ribbi Swiren
has won the friendship not only Of
those OF his own faith. but many
others. Through his efforts the Syn
religious and educational activities.
The SisterhOOd Library, now In the
Synagogue, was founded by Mrs.
SWiren.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
nOVER RANK ELECTION.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, Jan fiat the annual
election Of directors OF the First Ma
tional Bank Of this town, the follow
ing; John CarrOw, George NJ. Jones,
William J. Benson, Charles b. Wilson.
Arley B. Magee, w. F. Maloney, all OF
Dover; James X. Sapp, Magnolia; Ben
nett Emory. CheswOld.
Former Governor John Hum was
elected president OF the board and
John Carrow reelected secretary.
The bank clerical force includes FL
mer p. Horsey, cashier: W. w. Rash
teller; Leo Scanlon, bOok-keeper; Miss
Sarah Wise and Marvel Baxter. clerks.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
KENT COURT PRORATEs THREE.

Special 10 Ine Evening JOurnaI
DOVER, Del, Jan. i7.-Before Judge
Boyce in pleading day or guilty"
court here Saturday, three persons
were prObated.
Edward Mcdowell. white man,
charged with an assault, was probated
TO Ernest b. Raughley for one year.
Floyd Harris, Negro, charged with
carrying a revolver, was prObatcd TO
Coleman Short, a farmer near the
MhileOak, for two years.
Gilmore Dixon, Negro. charged with
resisting a public officer In smyrna,
was prObatcd 10 state senator l.. VI.
Price OF smyrna. for six months.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
X. OF p. STANDING COMMITTEES.

The following standing committees
announced by Grand Chancellor VIII
liam r.. Wilson:
egislation-Joseph C. Jolls, James
B. Tucker, Clarence A. Short.
Appeals-liarry A. Fritz, Jerome B.
Clark, George NJ. HomewOQd.
Finance-Merrltt ID. Fisher, w. Kirk
Simmons, Harry $. Beaston.
Printing 81 William r. Wilson,
George A. Souder. Mark l.. Garrett.
Returns and Credentials-John G..
Kuehborth, Edward L. Benson, +. r.
StrOup.
State OF the Order-Paul r. Pen
mock. J. Percy Colt, Ernest Spicer.
Pythian Observation-Disclosures V.
Simpson, George II. Otwell, Harry E.
keene.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
Piles
Can't ne Cured rrom lhc oulsIdc

External treatments seldom cure Piles.
Nor do surgical operations.
The cause Is insidc-had circulation.
The blood ls siugnunt. the veins nabhy.
The bowel walls are weak. the parts
almost dead
To quickly and safely ria yourself OF
piles you must free the circulation. send
fresh current through the staguant pools.
Internal treatment Do the one safe method.
Omtmonts aud cutting won't do it.
J. S. Leonhardt. NJ d., specialist, set
at work some years ago 20 lnd real In
He named his prescription HEM ROtD,
and tried II in 900 cases before he was
satisfied. Now HEM-ROiD 90 sold by
druggists everywhere under guarantee
II Is "a harmless tablet. easy TO take. and
can always be found at n. B. Danforth's
and druggists everywhere who viii glad
~ refund the purchase price to any dis
satisfied customer.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
HURT ON EVE OF
WEDDING JUBILEE
,pocial 10 The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del, Jan. i7.-Falling
down a flight Of stairs at the Wilson
farm, near here on Saturday, Mrs.
John McCarns, aged 70 years, broke
her right ankle. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
earns observed their lflieth wedding
anniversary yesterday and at the
McCarns was making preparations for
the event
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
Banishes Coughs
and Sore Throat
This Ointment WIN Promptly Rid You
OF Your Cold.

Prevent that cold from developing
Into something that may proye "A nun
drcd times worse
II you want sure relief, 20 to your
druggist and get n jar Of WINTER
GkOLE Apply some OF this soothing
little Of Il internally.
Tho nostrils will open at once. the air
passages OF the head will clear aud YOU
viii breathe freely. WINTTRGROLn
VIII penetrate through every air passake
Of the head, soothing and healing the in
hamed mucous membranes 10 will he
the quickest way you ever got rid OF a
cold. d.-Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
TInE nAMAGEs sIAEnnn HnTsE-

Sneclal 20 Inc EVenlng journal.
SEAFORD, Del, Jan. tl-Ihe dwell
ing occupied by Alfred Wiley. Jr.,
and owned by Mrs. Hattie COulbourn,
on Market street, was damaged by ilre
yesterday morning. The blaze, which
started on the roof, was caused by a
defective flue.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
THERE Is A REASON.

why YOU should an your pre-
scription at Starr's Cut Price
Drug Store. Si3 orange street,
opposite postofllce. DO not DE
deceived by the real YOU. and
bear in mind that 81 does not
take ten registered druggists TO
nh your prescription. But II
takes thoroughly competent
druggist TO III your prescrlp-
tion. AZ Starr's you get quality,
backed by % years OF practical
experience and training In nlling
your prescription.
Try a Box OF Starr's Laxative
Cold Tahlcts-an effective and
reliable remedy FOR your cold.
Price, SOC a box.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
Rheuma Drives Out Pain

n you want relief from agonlEing
rheumatic pains inO matter what
form)-swift. gratifying relief-take a
small dose OF Rhouma once a day for a
short time y. B. Danforth sells Il on a
money-back guarantee. Powerful but
harmless
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
To Stop Falling Hair

You can easily clean your head OF
dandrun. prevent the hair falling out
and beautify it, II you use Partisan
Sage. y. B. Danforth sells it with
guarantee to return price II not salts
fnnforv
Evening journal., 1921-01-17

George r. Jenkins. OF Boston. gets
the title OF "thriftiest man in the
L.. g." according TO the First Fed
eral Reserve Districts saving division.
He has bought a thrift stamp every
day since the opening OF the Thrift
stamp campaign In March, 1918.
Says savings a habit
Evening journal., 1921-01-17

Kelam: chairman OF relief, Mrs. +. r.
Savage; vice chairman OF relief. Mrs.
Edward Willis: membership commit
tee, Mrs J. w. Powell, Mrs. r. Rich
ardson and Mrs. ]. Resleln.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
81 ELIIABEIH's GUIID DANCE.

\ Ounce VII be gwen Tor The b0nc-
ny OF n. Elizabeih's Guild, I'm Gilbert
studio tomorrow evening. The
metropolitan Orchestra will furnish
music. and Judging from the number
OF tickets sold a large crowd will be
In attendance.
The guild has done wonderful work
IN the past three years. looking after
the welfare OF orphans and labor
children.
Evening journal., 1921-01-17
nELAMAnE nIXIsInN AID.

The January meeting OF the Wo-
mems Aid OF the Delaware Division
Will be held on Thursday at Clayton.
Those attending this meeting Will
leave Wilmington on the 1894 a. IN.
train from the French street station.
Speakers for the day Will be: Mrs.
Gamble Latrobe, superintendent Of
the Southern Grand Division; Mrs II.
II. Garrigucs, superintendent Of the
Delaware Division Mrs. II. II. Red
mile. road foreman. Mrs. r.. l.. H0lli-
day, publicity chairman OF Delaware
Division.
Mrs. LatrObe announces that the
annual meeting OF the Women's Aid
OF the Pennsylvania system. Mrs. w.
w. Atterbury, director. VIII be held
on February o, In the Pennsylvania
n. r. Y. NJ. o. A., West Philadelphia.
Luncheon Will be served at 70
O'Clock noon. The regular business
meeting will follow.
Those OF the Maryland division de-
string TO attend will please report to
Mrs. Z. Mclntire; Delaware Division,
90 Mrs. II. II. Garrigues. and those OF
the superintendent department, 20
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe, not later than
February 20.
-O-O-
The expenses OF the American COM
mission during its two years work
abroad amounted TO Si.6ji.i9il09.