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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
ERNEST HARRAH, JR.

Ernest Harrah. Jr infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Harrah OF n East
Ninety-first street died Sunday The
child was a grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William e. Shepherd and n grand
nephew OF Mrs. Vanderbilt. Burial will
be In the West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
EASTER WEEK DANCE.

Mr.. and Mrs Vincent S. milford will
gather their friends about them In their
home, at 100 South Mountain avenue.
Montclair n. j.. at a dinner and dance
on Wednesday of Easter week. The
guests for the dance will number $50
and will include friends from New York
as well as from the Montclair colony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
MRS. STEINER HAS DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. F. Steiner of As
West Fifty-second street announce the
birth of a daughter on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs Steiner were married last
June. She was Miss Marion Baldwin Of
Lakewood, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
NEW BURLEsaUE AT COLUMBIA.

A new burlesaue called "Jollities OF
1890" was presented at the Columbia
Theatre last night. In the company
we're cliff Bragdon. Sammy Howard.
Miss Helen Tarr, Miss Norma Barry,
Harold Carr. Frank Maliahan. Saul
Anker. Lester Whitaker. william Russ.
Loo Gold, Harold Koib. Franklin Perry.
Misses Helen Rikhoff and Lillian Nor
wood. and q large chorue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
FILMS FOR FRENCH CHIL7REE

To the delight 81 an audience made
UP chiefly OF children that nlled the
assembly room OF the Town Hall the
filmed story OF "Aiice In Wonderland"
was given under the auspices Of the
American Committee for Devastated
France. AZ II the thrilling experiences
Of Alice and the Rabbit were not
enough, there was added the story or
Black Beauty" also In the silent
drama
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
MAR RIEp.

THOMPSON - MoLLENIIAUER.-At Miami.
Fla. on Tuesday. March -. 1921. a. First
o. Garrett. May Craig Mollenhauer to
Col. jefferson deMont Thompson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
EN- GAGGED.

PFOsT-ZA CHER.-Mrs. Natalie Zacher of
Newark. n. j., announces the engagement
OF her daughter, Elizabeth c., 10 Harry G
Post OF Brooklyn, y. ", on March 20,
1921.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
WASHINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
have recalled the invitations for the
dinner they were to give on Saturday
for the V!ce-Presoent and Mrs. Coo
lidge because OF the slow recovery of
Mrs. Hammond from an attack OF bron-
chitis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Beiasco Theatre, Saturday afternoon.
mems room. leather wallet. containing
papers value 10 owner only. Reward return
70 Room sos. 80 Maiden lane. Telephone
John s333
LOST-Early Sunday morning, taxlcab. Club
Maurice 70 100 ". e5th ST., beaded bag:
reward. HORNE. care Gage Bros. 9TH av.
corner 3Tth st.
LcST-Blaek leather carrying case contain
ing white celiuiold toilet articles; reward
ENGEL. Hotel Lucerns. 2oi West roth.
LOST--Biue leather purse containing none
and German marks reward. NAN LES
LIE. 1000 Amsterdam Az. near flAfh 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

Miss Tracy Lyon. who has been visit
ing Miss Anna Hamlin. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, has
returned to New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
KING ALFONSO HAS CHILL.

MADRID. March 2l.--King Alfonso has
been suffering from a slight chill, at
tended with fever. He has been con-
fined to his room since yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

LosT-smaii brown feather neckpicce. Sun
day evening, between East sist ST. and
sGth st subway station. Lexington av. Re-
turn owner, % r. siEt - Reward.
LOST-fn Metropolitan Cporf House Friday
evening March IT, baum narten neck
piece: reward. wM +. BROWN. 90 Ken
slngton nv., Jersey CITY.
IOe-T-fRce scarf p'way. sGth e. 42d. Lib
crnl rnt.nrd pEonn ngsi Klvorsldn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

Losr-Diamond platinum bar pin Al Crite.
rion Dinner Dance. Hote, Commodore OF
In taxicab. from Commodore Hotel II Penn
sy'ivsnia, Friday night. March - 5000 re-
ward. Communicate Room s57. Hotel Penn
sylvnnia
LOST-Black elk watch fob. round gold
locket and cold pin attached. March 20.
Columbus Az, 10Th ~ sn'h si. Or On ela-
waited Reward. BLOoDGooD. York 81.
Manhattan.
LOSr-Gold chain bracelet set with tur-
quoise and tiny diamonds. reward. Phone
2tS0 Plaza mornings.
LOHT-Two diafrond and sapphire platinum
bracelets In Gimbel's fitting room. Reward
no questions. Lost Dept, Cmbel Bros.
REWARD.
IOST-Peari tassei pendant eith onyx and
diamonds, Saturday. "a or near the Van
derbiit Theatre. Deimonico's or m taxi be-
tween theatre and r. 54th ST. liberal re-
ward, no questions. Mrs. JOSEPH Y, tai.
fERT, ITO u. b4th 81
$50 Reward. Lost, Friday. Msr,h !. betveel
Hotel Seville, 2nth 81. ard Madison Az AMI
III West, Ssth a., pcarl and diamond en-
screw. Return 70 WILLIAM a. TAYLOR.
Inc. 20J Columbus nv, and receive rewari.
or Telephone Columhus 5s1i,
5000 reward. no questions asked. FOR the re-
turn az rectangular diamond pendant
watch on a diamond chain. lost Sunday noon
between ~ and / o'clock on 5th Az. bus.
pRETcER a co, $40 STR nv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

When the curtain rose the spectators
saw two men. one young and the other
who claimed that his age had taught him
to understand women. The younger man
has just learned that he shares the af-
lection u his wife with another IT is
the effort OF the older man 70 convince
him that she Is not necessarily unfaithful
to him, since there are women whose
talent II Is to serve. And some are
great lovers" Such Is the character Of
his wife, who Is by way OF being In love
with the author OF n life of the Scotch
Queen, and such also Is theevident concep-
ton OF the Queens character which the
author has adopted. From the conversa-
ton OF the two men I'm an Edinburgh IL
brary twenty years ago. the action shifts
quietly to the Queens chamber at Holly
rood Ia the sixteenth century.
With one of her Marys this time, Mary
Beaton. the queen Is revealed. Through
out the scenes that follow to the end OF
the play the queen Is shown TO be un-
happy In the inferiority of her lovers
She 10 the wife Of Darnley. "A scented
pimp. callow fool and a bully" are
the authors description OF the trio.
Mary herself calls them "a poor.
shabby company" II Is evidently sym
patty which she feels for Riccio. who
can sing ravishingly. and no more.
Darnley can DO no more than hate
Riccio, who Is hardly worth the hating.
Boutwell,. who IL the new star just APP
pearing above the horizon OF her life.
has only a swagger to offer his love.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

ForrNp-A, Babylon. Long Island. Scotch
terrier license No. 301. Gentnor city.
Phone ~ Babylon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
Tragedy OF "Mary smart"

Save for the occasional songs In verse.
| the text OF the play is prose. The Ital-
ian secretary III singing one OF the love
songs when he In surprised by the King.
Already his language contains yelled
threats against Riccio. Darnley re-
proaches his wife for the attendance Of
the italian whom she refuses to dismiss
out OF pity for the poor half wit" who
has been selected 10 serve the purposes
Of her enemies. Under her window
Darnley sings tho insulting Who's in
the Queens Chamber" while the Queen
bemoans the fate that has deprived her
Of defending queenshlp that she may
defend her italian clerk. In all her
conversations there Is the regret that
life invites no exercise OF her real pow
ers.
Her Interview with Sir Thomas Ran
dolph. Ambassador from the Court OF
England, carrying further the dissatis-
faction with her life and revealing her
shrewd knowledge OF the plotters by
whom she IL surrounded the arrival OF
Boutwell,. with the power 10 move her
deeply in one scene OF passionate love.
the repetition OF the insulting song Of
the King under her window. and her
puniahment OF him by emptying the
pitcher Of wine on his head the murder
OF Riccio while they are at supper by
the confederates Of Darnley these
scenes carry the study OF the Queens
character TO it's end on an unresolved
chord. She disappears from view MS she
came and the voices that began tho
play arc the last that fall on the ears
OF the audience.
Mr. Drfnkwater's Methods.
There will be ample time 20 discuss
the qualities OF tho new work, which
was literally applauded by the audience
al the fail Of the curtain. But the
greatest part OF the enthusiasm went
10 Miss Eames, who had given superb
portrayal OF tho heroine. Mr.. Drink
water has his own technique. Of which
lie or his admirers have often boasted
Hut anybody can demand that Il be
effective with the medium he employs
Parts OF tho play last night were deep
ly interesting. The murder Of Rtccio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
CT. Dog. &C.

AIRFDAIE dog, ran away from owner a.
2l4th ~, and Harlem River. had on lock
Instead ~ collar. Reward waiting at Rud-
docks Shipworks. 2itth 81. and Harlem
River.
LOST on STRAYEn--Chow dor. male. red,
very end OF tail slightly black. months
liberal reward for return. LISH 1929 East
18th ST.. BROOKLYN.
LOsT--1rish terrier Kerry King. 20fi IN
av. license Deal f3 i2fti ~ 9Th av. neigh
borhooa 2 r. ~ March Il reward. Tee-
phone Harlem Si3.
LoST-Ruiidcg. Thursday ulctt ST ! 80
O'Clock m iSsth y. and Broadway; liberal
rcwa rd. COOPER. GO West i5ld II. Tells.
phone Audubon 1901.
LOST Wire haired fOx terrier, female, aged
IL months: brown and black marking
small green collar. Reward n returned 20
1875 East 80th ~. Phone Plaza 1891
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Prince
have returned from Europe on board the
AGuitan.a and are stopping at tho VAN
derbilt prior TO going to Princemere.
thor country place at Prides Crossing.
Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

Mrs Robert r, Livingston and Mr.
Robert r. Livingston, her son. have re-
turned from cruise through the West
indies 10 their home az II Washington
Square North
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
TALL CEDARS AT LAUREL.
Local Forest Has Great Affair
in Initiation Of Class Of So
Candidat

Special Correspondence of Ererv Ev4ning
Laurel. Feb. ts.-Before an audience
of about 200 members q Eastern shore
Forest. Tall Cedars Of Lebanon. 5a can
didates we're initiated into the nyster-
ies OF Ccdarlsnl her.. last night The
town too1 on the spirit 81 goodfeilow-
ship. and the business places along
Market street were decorated WITH
eedars ard evergreens Al 80 cloch
a parade vas formed n the hall aaa
vent through the principal streets ot
the town officer Hunt Of cape Charles.
Va. acted 4s marshal and the goat mas
cot occupied a prominent place in tae
front ranks
Mayor Harry X Fooks who Nas
one OF the - initiates. was selected II
the first 10 receive the degree, ,suJ
was aIterward invited . the platform
10 SIT With the grand tai cedal and
other officers
Representatives from several towns
on the Eastern Shore OF Maryland We're
present 10 invite the next ceremonial
be held IN their respective towns. but
no arrangements were made as % the
place where tho next meeting viii b.
held
\ drive has been lnaugurated 70 in
crease the membership 20 1000 before
July i. The Forest IS less than a year
old and has membership Of more
than 300
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
FAVOR NEW CHARTER.
! ormer Mayors Realize Defects In the
Present system.

Duplicatior ot activities IN different
ienartmcnts II the CITY government
inder the present charter. IS observed
ir.Iins his incumhcncy OF the mayors
Office - given by ex-Mayor John "
fawsor as one of his reasons for favor
F. Z fh,, proposed new charter for VII
.ugton. lie considers that is adop-
t.ao would be 4 stcp forward m the
levvlopment of government such as
~, growth of the city demands
E~ Mayor Harrison ". Howell IS IN
ravor ~ the city manager plan and
believes that the people n general de
E, The revised charter. and Will oe
appointed III case it il not adopted
FIJI. Wnmingtou League 81 Women
5terS met last niGht IN the home Of
Mrs Frederick z Bach. SIS Jackson
,rect and unanimously Endorsed the
rartcr. and on Thursday deiegation
at prominent women identified with
.ac organization VIII 50 70 Dover 70
.plcss upon the members Of the House
trd senate that the women Of VII
s.lugton are in favor Of the bill holding
meeting in the Dover Century CllL
"a 50 T. m
Endorsement Of the new charter has
a,cn given b. Ferdinand Sneer post.
Veterans II Foreign Wars John i.
'ssher PoSt. American Legion. and
Hanover Christian Endeavor Society
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

affair Of this most Infamous slaoSar in
the world has proven To be only a
burlesQua- About once every week or
so the affair is talked over I'm washing
ton. but 1t is only talk. with each party
blaming the other for failure TO appre-
hend this man. who evaded the draft,
ridiouled his country's flag and also
the men who fought for It's principals.
and then when caught after a hunt of
two years was permitted to go free.
when he with a measly little excuse that
he wanted to dig up some gold he had
buried. wns left out of Fort Johniay.
~. Y. under two guards. Tho question
that comes 20 the minds of most lso-
gtonartes iB: Was there really "a pot OF
gold and If thare wns who has the gold
now?
Captain George Schultz. president of
the Service Mems Beneficial Club, spoke
at Dover on Thursday for the bonus bill.
The Service Mems Beneficial Club In
the largest veteran organization In tho
State, except the American Legion. hav-
Ing about 1900 members
Camden. y. J.. Legionaires have
new homo and an soon as repairs cost-
Ing $4,000 are completed II will be
used by all posts in that city
Delaware No l. will give a ball in
the Armory on WaRhington's Bfrthdav
A well known local Jazz orchestra VIII
furnish up-to-date music and Some new
novelties are promised in connection
with the affair Tho following COM
mittee will be In charge Louis Smith.
William J. u. Rcgan. Ernest Caro-. I'D
ward Punte. Thomas II. l. Loughrey
and Joseph Mahoney They will meet
at the ATrnory on Monday before the
regular meeting to perfect plans
Tho Ladies Auxiliary held meeting
ln the ArIuorv last Monday evening.
The attendance was small. but great en-
thusiasm was shown by those present
and great things nrr being planned
for tho spring and summer months.
among which il plan 10 have the
ladies meet FOR Tea AZ the homes Il
the different members I'll eff0ft 70
zet better acquainted with etch other
At their next meeting nr I1rtruary
Is. rafrcshmsnts. constating = sand-
wiches. cakes ana hot chocolate will
be served 70 all those pfeeen1 Mr..
Ada Roberts is PRECEDENT
American Legion osp
New Workers expect 70 get then state
bonus in the next two weeks
Al a referendum election just com
pletod in tho Illinois department. tho
result was ea-l In favor OF tho adj
iusted compensation bin Of the Legion.
Employees needing help are re-
quasted TO communicate with Legion
officials al any hour al W. can furnish
aIl kinds Of help from among tho ex
service men ia town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
L. ). INCOME TAN.
Field Deputies Helping the Citizens
throughout the State

Income tax field deputies Of Collector
II. I. Graham office wiz SIT at the fol-
loving places for the balance OF the
month 10 assist taxpayers in films
their returns.
Today. Townsend and Milford.
Feuuary = and -. NV castle ard
'dltosd.
Febuary 8. Claymont and George
town
February "a and 25, Georgetown.
February -. FrederIca.
February 2s, Tow send and Dover.
The branch ciilee will be established
In the posgoff3cc IL each Of th, above
towns. For the aceommodaton ot tho&@
whose business VIII not permit. them =
leave turing working hours. tho income
tax division Of the collectors office Will
i, open untII 3 o'clock saturday after
moons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
HISTORIC TOTR.
10 Feature the Washington's Birthday
Celebration Here.

The picrii1lage which Is 70 be made
IS Ii. of .ho historic points of Whining
ran iii rorncetlop with the celebration
g Washircton's birthday. by the vari-
lus patriotic orEaniza tons Of the city.
promises 70 IL most interesting.
The par-ticiTants. who viii include all
t- the old Swedes Chruch. visiting the
street ]ust below Sixth street, At >
vbe desire 70 make the trip. viii assem-
lie al the Old City Hall on Market
= clock. and from there viii proceed
sncient ground. and landing place.
Thence they will march TO the Old Inn.
third and Market streets. and after
leylng thls old land mark. will pro
on West Fourth street, where the
slCht-s seere VIII go TO the former head
,-eo 20 the weli-known Quaker Hill.
'-iend Westinghouse and school Will
observed. From the latter place the
arters OF Washington, Third and
Vest streets. and from there viii march
% the Old SWedes Church. visiting the
.larters Of Washington. Third and West
-treets. and from there viii march north
West street 10 Brandywine. The
Il PRESBYTERIAN Church VIII be viewed
"a and Tatnan house. across the Bran
4yw-ine. after which the party viii pro
eu 70 Nal heA stIeelt anu H4d4 III sOUIA
ward or this thorOughfare eventually
irving at Rodney Park and the new
lty Hall al Tenth and King streets
S here IN, tour viii be concluded with
pprOpriate exercises. Al each one OF
tasse historic stopping places, a brief
count viii Re given OF its history.
he pilgrimage. IL all. viii consume
1out two hours
The Fundamental purposes Of the tour
are 20 better acQuaint the city's citizens
with It's historic places and for the re-
oonsecratloa Of American ideals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
MUST FIGHT IN Open
ON CHARTER BILL
Legislators Not to be Made tne
Goat" for Politicians OPP
posing Measure.

rr,u,,pert member of the begisla-
.ura brought cheering news TODAY TO
he th,usauds of citizens or this ciN
who are boosting the proposed new city
.h.~,or According to this Legislator.
~. members of the General Assembly
40 not propose TO become party 10
,nv secret attempt TO kill the charter
huI That such efforts have been un-
dor way for many weeks is known 10
ali who have kept in close touch with
the movements of the charter measure
LEGISLATORS say they have been ap-
proached by Wilmington politicians. VINO
while publicly shouting for the charter
hare. have been seeking TO murder
the bill at Dover.
we are not going 10 be mixed up
n any underhanded effort to beat the
charter bill" said this Legislator.
here is any opposition 10 the oiii' II
viii be considered but If there Is no
,tblfc opposition to II expressed ne
or, the members of the General Assem-
,ly. then the bill has an excellent
chance Of passing.
Fifteen hundred copies OF the chaf~
ter I'm pamphlet form went OUT 10 me
penbers Of the Chamber Of Commerce
Rotary club. Kiwanis Club and other
examinations that have been backing
tna measure. In addition. members
ware asked 10 become connected with
the General Citizens Committee and
10 help finance the expenses or the
charter fight by subscribing one dollar.
witch has l,sen styled the membership
dues
The charter measure with other bits
~ legislation Will be discussed at a
n,eoting 10 he held tomorrow after
noon in tho Chamber Of Commerce by
r,cr,hers of that hody'e Legislative COM
.,,it,s. and the members Of the Issgts-
afilrC from this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
A Free Package For
School Children

Tie Information Bureau which the
very Evening supports IN Washln gton,
Tor the free use of its readers, wants the
children to get IN the habit Of bene6ting
Nv this service.
With this object IN view. 2 quantity
- mixed packages has been prepared
especially for the younger folks
While the contents Of these packages
will vary, they Will consist mainly Of
maps, blOtters, calendars, bird, animal.
and insect books-all beng educational
ID their nature.
Sending for this sample package viii
.erve as Al introduction TO the bureau.
nd will open the way for its further use
the little folks
use the coupon, be sure 70 write the
nans and full address very plainly, and
eipse two cents IN stamps for return
p'ctsge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
RIPPING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
SIMPLICITY.

CAsA A@AA l.
our thoughtful president elect
has wisdom in him by the mile.
he dosn't think II quite correct.
III times like these. 10 put on style
And when to Washington he goes
10 clnch the presidential char,
he wants no coatly furbelows no
bunting swishing in the air
Cut out the pomp says Warren
g.. to all vain fuss attach the
can. simplicity looks good to me.
for In a common. corn-fed man.
At Marion. where l abide do
not travel on a float, or in a
circus wagon ride. when GO forth
10 seek my goat. | am no Caesar.
I'm no king. l do not head
captive train. anu / won't ride
around. BY ling. upon a gaudy.
gilded vain I do not hail with
snobbish giee the plans that hint
OF pomp and state. my tltvVer's
good enough FOR me--three
cylinders are hitting great. TO
Washington eftsoons Ill track.
and march along the storied
street. gingham shirt upon my
back. old fashioned CATERS
on my feet. Ill wear my
long iimswinger coat. the Same
wore when | was wed: / will not
ride upon a fioat, or have punk
garlands on my head" And over
all the smiling land tho voters
say, Hes safe and sane Ills
sentiments are fine and grand
There are no cinchbugs in his
hrain!" For what the country
wants and needs is thrift in every
form and guise economyl the
nation pleads for that wet and
woozy eyes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have been ap-
proved and permits issued by the
building Inspector, Ellis T. Preston:
Second street. Az East. " Weggilu
ski owner. Walter Wilkowski builder
addition. $500.
sixth street 109 West; II L. Blest
owner and builder; alterations. s315.
Van Buren street 500 North: r p
Humes owner, ]. r Stevens, builder
addition. $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
SEEK WINFIELD ;. I OU h.
commander of Ward Liner Missing,
Search Extends 20 " lmingtun.

Winfield Scott cook. 81 years old, an
engineer on one OF the Ward Line
steamships. whose home IS at 81
Throupe street. Is reported as being
missing from his home Local friends
of IL, family have been advised of his
dIsappcarance though ii is not known
that ne came 10 Wilmington.
He was expected home week ago,
but did not reach there AMI is Is sus
pectcd that his mind has become affect
cd and that he has wandered away. lie
was seen and talked to by friends. after
his boat arrived ia New York from Il
tv,o-months trip Hhe started for homo.
hut did not reach there. lie Is said to
have gon to New Jersey instead and 10
have been seen at Watsosalng Il Is feal
ed his mind may have been affected by a
tropical fever. as his boat had been IN
the tropics,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
PATRIOTIC GRANGERS.
Vest Brandywine Honors the Mem.
Ory of Prominent Men.

The regular meeting Of West Brandy
wine Grange. which was held last
Thursday evening. was devoted to the
celebration al the anniversaries of the
birthdays uf prominent men in the his
tory OF the country Washington. LIN
coin. Iongfeilow. Lowell. and Edison
all Of which either occurred recently
or will occur soon Readings Were
given from the lives or these men. and
recitations given from the works OF the
poets.
During the business period it was
announced that the Pomona Grange will
meet in Eden Hall. on March g.
The grange meeting on next Thurs
dag evening. will be devoted to song
In connection with the celebration OF
the national week Of song
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
sI00, 900 Church for Salisbury

Salisbury. Md. Feb. 1s.--Before tho
close Of the present year the congrega-
ton of Bethesda Methodist Church will
bs worshipping In a new 100000 edifioe.
IL the plans OF the committee having the
project In charge are carried out