davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
On Yp0ocori9iual.

Gaa eli al DC gan1le Itllpbratte Telc,
iom aaar ira Spngoal inooper Selcnc
itaar etiteos nogle mbcrlige Stenii.
aurer. Gen Srenmcoe oil ltubic %
tGnfe paa oct gan1le gabplon eiler Ell
anoen iuunben &llltur. Saar mon
ina inb / oct lille Nlta peo Si0en al
oil man bli. enooa mere i%orunoret
Ser itaar ct gammelt Nlterboro bpol
&riituS oa Npoitlerne mc0 inc SrP,
aniigter ~Itirrer paa Ell &iruar al Slim.
tCpaaben, Haritctcr % gunm1eloag'e
Slagilbr / oct uenoeli9c. Gr mon
bcloig bill man ogiaa laa bore 6elc.
laat - aumle ilonenoc Slaatcr / oci
moerligc Gum - Oct er Scocr
Hamslano 1om ipiner.
Seq ifal Der / al &ortbc0 fortGIlC
liot ON Den galnlc Original.
Yeoer er mart 20 Nar M. Gin
garnoom % Ell tor Gel al lit Gin bar
ban berrleuet / ben usleite Sattigoom
: DC LANCE Tinterfpeloe mantte ban
% hans imao Spifenoe iiboe / Wsrte,
5orplorene bauoe life 4enge at tie'
be 2ps for. % al &ogefar bapoe DC
bare Ell balu 8rpbe, iorn DC maatte
lGg9c pau &ant, llaar DC ifuloe togt
- bpia De bo hapoe lloget at bape
oen. Sra iligt ct Siem mautte ma.
turligpis @arna no OF tiene lit @re0
l9rae isr DC blcp borne. Nten meo
Yebers Nrbcioc hos atorc blcu Oct
npf iaa Tom ioo. San flh1Oc alorig
fillbe Jig / at aoa UNDER andres &ont'
nlanoo. 90 iaa bar ban heller life
iom andre Solf. San bapbe Ell lioen'
ifabelig 3rang I'll at iamle poa alt
aammelt = I'll at plisle mco SrG'
ifipring, Sclemafing, oa Iignenoe.
Dten / birle 5ibcr bar iligt re9net lonl
Sul % Harreitreger og Eeoer bIeo
mart en- Sperfls0is, Tom ale tornur.
tige Solf bolot Tor at bore balpgal.
Nen Yeber gap aIorig op, % belle lit
Sip bar ban itoolg bolot paa lit, %
gaaet tine egnc Ncie.
Hoget moutte hon BOG haze al lepe
al - ben bitre Roo tnung bam til al.
minbelig aropaarbeioe. 0erfor ut
ban aIoriQ Inleoning til at lore no'
get og hans rige Gpner bar life tuaet
Nnlconina til at uopifle iiq. San er
en- gegapelie ionl CIR gaaet tilgrunOe
2ipets baarbe &irfeligbeo.
Seq fnnoe iortPQe Ell Wasie SrGt
ira ocnne unberllge WanbS Stp -
me- ieg ifal bare n9pne ct entelt:
Som Barn iaa ban engang ct plos
gammelt 0pguhr, bpor belle llbrper.
fet bar uofert al Gre, Sjul, &iiere
% alt. Get fPiteoe fig itrar / Gut
tens @rinoring. Get ifuloe ban gie.
re Wasen til! Den alorig tit ban
Gio. Sffe fer for to gar itoen. "a
toe ban 5oaefnipen og iatte Jig til at
arbeioe. 90 M uofsrte ban til
De minbite Getaller - Oct Nrbetoe,
iom bapbe iiooet / bans g~rinbring |
oper 60 Mar.
Yeoer Tiger ielu of ban er fonrnct
ilere bunbreoe 9lar for tent til Ser
ben. Oct bar han paa en- Waabe Ret
/. San Ieper % feler for en- lpnglt
ipunoen Sib, Mcn ban bar oog pG.
ret forro for lin Sio. 90 naar HI
Sanien for Den 9amle 9pgoefunit be.
gpnoer of paagne, iaa bar Ee0er
&amslano peb lin 8irtiombeb pGret
meo % baaret Sunfen irem.
Sc. Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
Wpuar9uttcns Slaattcr.

81 bapoe iprleoen Sog @eiea al
eli Ssn al Meuargutten, iortpuer
Sriltianinblaoct "Iitenpoiten". San
fortalte, at ban er 20 slar, OF at ban
ell al DC n9rnleitc Gage pellter hicm
ira Gpltlanb 9toterne til lin naurl.
Qlctnc 6ars Slaattcr. Soracir Cor.
8%eirsion, iom er Den pngite og eneitc
elenlepenoe al WsIlargllttenS II
%arn bar iaaet @iorag al S%tortbin.
set til at ltogipc bisie Slaatter, iont
tonmer | ii Setter, o. iaoinart bal,
iaar Dem, REFER ban til Sptersoa.
len, bpor ban lfal baaoe ipilc pa
lGlgc Dem - DC iaar llof ripeloe
NiiTtning.
WlanOt ale @%aIiugcne, Sprind.
oalrlene % %rnoellaattene iilOc5
raturligpiS W%puarguttenS berem.
tclte acnpoiitioner SOsiesrimen o.
SiflebGffen.
"6oaie9rimen, iu," Tiger Sorgeir
Sorgelrsion. Gen blep til oelaalla
6ar booze / Stllelt oppe Ipeo Salfcli.
ipan flllloe pei pare 30 Mar ba. Yer
par peo &%uernehulet oppc peb Sos.
len ban lao % ipilte Den. % oppc
reo Oct &%ucrnblliet blep mango al oe
ANDRE Slaattene bans til ogiaa. Sit.
lcbGtten bleu til paa &aliteliiieIo.
Set bar fem Wil pper Sieloet, %
6ar bar en- Senoc meo @pg % syela
rppaa ben. Ser ban lagoe iig til at
luilc, Jif Ell Def forbi. S9 iaa
rrenlte bon, at ban bprte Slaattell
% altlammcn / SGffen. "a ban
rcagncoc, iptlte Ian oct ban bopoe
lsrt. Sar bauoc bebre Scle oeuganJ
emo oa ban begpnotc at ipiae, tort.
letter SorseirSion Gen ferite gior.
De ban Jig iiel, Oa ban par Ter gar.
Sen beitoo al Ell 6ipl meo Strcnger
a ailrompe. % Den laat oa oen
rgiaa. Den iaa bleu ban 8iGter /
ell lioel Spgo, ion bsrte til Hall.
lano, % ban par paa famine Steo
I'll ban blep foniirmcret. tSelu aienl-
te ban ~beitanbig ntoer Ell Sten pau
Soroet. Wten Manocn paa @aur.
cen bauOe ogiaa Ell Sele, 0en bar
meget %flllcre, og 8lltten itial iig I'll
at lpiue paa Den llaar ban filnoe. Gn
Gang opoageoc Wanoen ban1 o.
blep Iaa bc9eiItret, at han gap bam
en- M i'm 6ele. % Iaa fit Gutter
ipillc / ct SrpQllp. 0tan iattc baln
~ paa ct bpit Stab = Der lao ocl,
lille 6pren trpgt for alt oct, iom
filnoe brnbe al SlagsmaaI % Spl>.
WeIlarJlltten falotc Dc ham, foroi
ban bar Ssu al Ell Msqer - Sor.
Qeir 9altgurslon beo ban egentlig.
sra Den Gag maatte Weuargutten
lpiue | auc grpaupper o. Setter,
ban fit beitanoig 6anget illot al
Galerc, % oa ban par 16 Iar bapoe
ban laa mango Hetge, at ban reiite
Eo, oct oil iigc til Ha,llano. 5 Sp.
pcaarsaloeren giiteoc ban iig / %in-
je, % Hog fig neO paa YIaoien Salt.
zen, buor ban bpeoe, ga Salfoan
SieruIf beisgte BAN. Get iioite Gar
ipilte bar "Sioite Minoe", Tiger
Sorgeirsion. Oct par / 1872 =
ban bar oa y lar gamucI OF ane.
reoe ososipe. Noseu Suriitcr ira
Sriltiania TOM op til ham ior ar bc-
re ham ipiue. DC fanbt frem SseIa.
% 6ar maatte ipiae. Oct par "Sio.
re Wsinoe". San ipiIte oct bare oen
enc Sangeil, men leg bar ipilet Der
man9e 8ange iioen."
Sorseir SorgcirSion bar itaaet /
SGJermllifen / II Mar, o. bar
ipiuet paa Mo0um / II Mar. Gu
onben Ssn al Melarslltten ipi!te
oeiaa. % bar to Conner / Seleutar.
fen, iom or meaet muiifalifc.
eeus "Secornb.9cit % See Srreu- blsm
I'll Sl9etutueer % Senner / Sanlelureef.
sam $500 Tor ei belt slr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
Tor Torfjplelicr naaenoc obbt / Srbfet.
Vicks vapoR ub
mar bnrtia Iniamliuoer, forSi bet Optases og %inSaanoes.

@uib Bids soot IND uuer pals u9
Srpit. 5iloGt meo ct FLANNEL si.
9ceemets Sarme oil mart lgs9igre
De leeeuoe Sprounttnin9er, ium
bliper inbaanbet itimeois ~oereiter.
Slimet leSner, Saarbeoen %
Sransbeben / Srpltet lettes %
InIamlineerne pplsles. Sefriets
fen tpmmer burtlg.
Bids antiieptiItc 8paliteter gjgr
bet til ct fortr9ffelis Wiooel for
8efabiselier i Suoen us alge -
Sfaar, g%ranoiaar, Stgo, 6prs
itrettelier, Bib, Citing % Suoips'
BONNIE. Su timber ct npt grus
for bet bper Dag.
Selaes ale Ipotbet. 30 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

eeus "Secornb, gciten % See SlrreU" bleur
II Sl9etniueer % SeHNer / SGmlelaueef
$500 irr ei belt sldr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30
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iaser6e
oanSt
b fsrite
htbsr en-
tbe Del.
II noca
E, Qteu.
'oritrGts
8 iuurs
| Sp9gs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

Ie gar
sforgtt
D andre
kEMA
b.Stab
paa fuI
Is Nlr
ker
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-30

Sbis Ge Bar en- COB Sen eucr slretrirs,
fcn De snfcr al betrnfe nico Ell (Supe
bscr'cr fac life isrhe Sesfommenoe "Seeorab'
Eptten" for CT Iar2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

&e4 -H<n<kci 4ar t.tet ana nthef
d ut Inift< WtT ~ 1oo1o sat hom
..<4 HI <fA Hc<lea IA o. t.iAiaa a
,~lntIt from the toiIr<te ~ OF int<rnat
.~@4er.<1 nranfdinl 70 4 ruling Gitru
a,I< f1dAv hr VI. q. Htrnae1cn co1-
I<tfrf III charge htfn.
Ilr, (rIInf fus been ptnt Ue iorai
t<ftttt<I If+teEuc o{f4ttt from ttt 1e-
latt1Ntnt a. washington. .he ieeAi
offi<-r having ~ff4uttfcd n rtf;nf BE-
<An<+ of The many inquiries rte4rdinR
Inc mink IsR N h4nht nstde drIakas
Tho Itci<irn y that non-iutoxtaf.
jo& <f>IIt }ulcre only and not hQfae
tf<4t. 5ntfxIcst ting wire DE- distilled
spirits. may Ne made. Only 3tp xai-
ianf or the non-intox1ratinx Juices
heurrer. 4nn be made ~ each family
upon che ubtntnsnk ~ a permit. Anl
drink ~tcnf1IuInx lecff than ont-hatf
- one per 4t4< % aleelfri - .
ti1tffd Intoxicating AMI ct1Hot he
y manufactured under h tsfnir % inc
IAN.
~. law conttrt a into vinrHas. Nom
s~sio4ic3iinE ffuit Juices Nv dFcia'on
tfofn the department says may ~
in--ht "A hpm<. from home srnwn
ii s<if ~ ff1ft Iisit rrrchnf>d Toy tne
t-uf5oo>><. IA soar take fsuh httonf,
ll.r is him 10 o cofnmfi titi SUI 90
l4xr the juice r4Irtrs<ea ttlerftru,n'
provided the t4ict - removed 10 tnt
llti4e 81 ~ o.. DER hcfost u cnnfting
ii much - 4 it>-hrif % oI.F per ttni
III .4iHrhnl ~ <cisnlt|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
DEATHS

wIrTwER-Fansral services for Mrs,
eharch sstars.< sf,erbo,n 4. 2 ,so e'eisrk
DR.. j. n 0asi will offieinte. burial y 20
BE- "a fairsisw cemetery The funsral cor,
tsge Win have fraa frsueh's chapel and
thence 80 10 the church.
PADiLLA--Fuasfat % Abel Padila. who
died Wednesday HmornihK a. his Residences -
ldO1 south foufth. street. VIII be held a.
Palarlto. Burial VII b. IN Pajarito CEN
etery. Crollett ~ ~ charge.
B~ACA-Fnheral ~ Maria Bara. Who eird
Tuesday night 90 her rrafdence In Ioa
Duranes. Will be held his afternoon at )
o'clock from the family residence TO san
Fslipe De t'erl church. where services will
be held. Burial will he in Santa Barbara
cemetery. Crollott Is In charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
Man Seeks Divorce
After II Years of
Ma Life

Elias r.. white filed suit In the
district court This morning for III
Norce from Annie c.. white. charg-
Ing her with desertion and cruel
treatment The couple have been
married for 81 years n have six
children. the oldest o. whom Is 2g
yfars OF age and the Youngest Is
"a.
Mr.. white alleges that he lived
with hid family al their home In
Warren county. Indiana, until last
year. He claims that his wife treat
ed him cruelty, aud repeatedly drove
him from home. Last summer. ac-
cording "a the complaint, she drove
him from home and old him never
TO return, He came 10 Albuquerque
and has not been hack since. he al
legts
A North Dakotn prison has a news
paper Gated the Messenger pub
llshed and edited by rs prisoners.
Load gray pearls are found OF the
Pearl islands south Of Panama.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29
rRENcH-GERNAN AGREEMENT
TO AID EUROPEAN TRADE

PARIS, Oct. France and
Germany are expected to atify the
Observation-Disclosures separate rep
arntions agrtNAmcnt. thus opening
tho why FOR n European boom.
The French government has
bccn authorltatively advised that
the british government Will not OBJ
sect,
This agreement as worked out
By the German economists and h
French economics virtually sup
plants the rc~paraticns clauses Of
the Versailles treaty as affecting
thesc countries.
A credit Of seven billion gold
marks is 20 be opened in Germany
Akainaa this France will he privt-
/ fAftf ~ Ufder German goods Tor
RECONSIDERATION Of the devastated
Ftsiuns.
Tao rredit would be deducted
FROM Frances share Of the annuity
as agreed upon at the last finan-
ciai conference In London at the
rate 81 a billion German marks a
year for five years.
Tho remaining two billioa marks
Germany must raise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

ANNN N1NN NN NNIN NE
viii make II more difficult for Ger
many 10 purchase raw materials
abroad which must be used In pro-
durinr manufactured articles 20 be
sold IN foreign markets for meeting
the indemnity demands.
But. ~ no possibility could the
German government deliberately
cause n fall In marks 20 as To- cont
pei German manufacturers 20 pay
more for their raw materials.
Frcncii Wrong.
French criticisms that Germany Is
deliberately arranging 60 ~ inoD
bankruptcy as a way ~ wiping out
the Indemnity have no basis In fact
German Bankruptcy would not
disturb the nmoun OF actuai goods
In Germany. and these goods are the
counters Va the indcmnlty matter.
u - more likely that the French
critieifm OF Cermany'a ~fingncial
weakness "a preparatory "a an adj
mission by French f%inanciers and
econoinisis that the time has coms
when France herself caunot con.
Time 20 accopt German goods On IN,
Indemnify account.
These goods already arc hcginnini
10 disturb the French markets o.
home and abroad. French manufac
furcrs ere feeling the enforced Ger
man competition
II Germany confines to pay tn.
indemnity IN the form or her owl
manufactured articles for an inde
terminate time. France viii becom
GrrWang'a economic YanEal.
Il IL now being admitted In officia
financial circles In Paris hat a ne,
M must be found for accepting IA
indemnity. No feasible meihod n
acceptance has yci been devised. !
non - forthcoming. then Franc
viii have % lei Germany Oft
The French fear % German hanl
ruptcy. therefore. h an artif.rini fea.
The rreafer fear In France a tina
Il France hcrsalf viii have a admit hs
forc long that Germany must be pr,
vented from naying.
Effco: ON France.
This VIII not mean Frances ow
bankruptcy There II stlll "a lars
margin 10 France for Increasing Ia,
alton. o enormous sums 81 none
can De saved N France will rsduc
her present standing army ~ 500, 90
men 70 81 reasonable basis.
by these methods Of Increasing do
nestle g and decreasing 40,
crnmental expenses. France evef
III tuniig will be able 10 safeguard hci
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

aclf against financial disaster without
the German indemnity.
The decline IN value OF M German
mark o. one nor argument showing
that the heavily deprecated paper
money OF Europe never viii return
to par.
How TO stabilize the mark liz n
problem that has mo- solution In sight.
The difficulty n TO balance the ex-
ternal and internal value ~ the mark.
biffcrcn,c la Value.
Before the war "a mark was worth
20 cents.
Al present n mark can he bought
IN America for about ono cent. Hut
when that mark is taken into Ger
manN. II has "a purchasing power Of
approximately five cents.
When whatever Is paid for n mark
abroad represents the PURCHASING
value OF the mark In Germany. Eu.
ropes financial problem win have
4 been solved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

Al present ne
German govern
ment has one gold
mark in reserve for
g 30 y
marks being circn-
lated. Thc propor-
ton should be one
In two or one in
three for the Ger
man currency 10 Ne
or n snfc basis.
The fnil in mark
has nothing 70 do
with any cffort by
Germany To fshdc
paying the war IN
dcmnlty. The in
demnity can be prid
for the most uafi
onis iff German
raods
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

WLW MAEhET, EnEI1nnl F9pt "
The Jockey cub stakes of 5000
aogfrciEns run over the last rule and
lasre~Quartcra Of thf C~easrewltch
course was won here today by james
a. Dc R~ofhschild's Milenko from a
field 81 eight horses Lord Astora
w. A. A. 4. was second and Fir Henry
1siri'n Monarch third. D odds
oanfed were -four 10 one against
MilsDko and seven to N against w.
a. &C Milenko won BY " lengths
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

The timber industry holds first
pace In Finland. in regards to NUM-
Der OF employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

C~annihniietic hectier arr being in,
parted from Japan 20 destroy certain
leaf satinE beetles OF h eastern
states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

The oldest harp II s1ssttnce a pre-
served at the Louvre Museum In
ParlN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

Cottages In which shakespeare's
stage company used 20 liye aiili exist
IN southwark. England.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

During tho last 10 years the mum
hcr Of women ware eernerr IN the
United states has increased so per
cont.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

one hundred ~coioniea OF bees, UNI
der favorable conditions viii pro-
dute - and one half ions OF honey 10
one season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

Before ordering yopf suit or over
coat, see sour all wool anIhriea NJ iif
seeona street. Conner a.
Morrison.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

A member of the lettuce family.
cultivated In Upper Egypt. IL a new
source ~ edible oil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

rnerc are s.5oe.o 900 farms in the
United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

Cotton Goods are advancing in price. Our
prices on Cotton Piece Goods remain the same.
27-inch Colored Outing at ............. lie
Imperial Outing in stripes at. .......... .26c
81 wearwcll Brown Shecting at, yard. 48o
3G-inch Cotton Challic, figured, at. ..... &c
32.ineh A.. G.. A. Feather proof Ticking Soc
96ineh Wcarwcll Pillow Tubing at. 500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

Load gray pearls are found OF the
Pearl islands south Of Panama.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-29

Ladies Cotton Stocking, Gordon make IL
black. wtifc aud brown. A Special 1cn
value nj, pair GJN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
REHOBOTH BE &C II.

Rchobath Reach. March 26 Mrs
SRA 4 Barnett and son layior, VINO
-r,ut the Writer IL Wilmington. have
rtlrucd here
Ms :. / Gear and a party q TRENDS
rom New York CITY are az inc hiieN
c.tfagc. in the Plpc~ for wCCk
Mr and Mr> Edmord Mitchell oi
Wimnct nj are Al their Baltimore ave
rar rnttagc for over Easter.
Nlrciria Lingo who : offending inc
-, Normal school al " c>t hester, "a
s spending the spring vacation, here with
her parcrts Mr and Mrs J. \ Lingo;
Mr. Henry Branham ard daughter,
Josephine ara Mrs Lynr RAYMOND spcrI
1 rart 81 th, week With fncrds in Wash
Irgtor. ID &
Mis-, Eldora MegCs Of Milton was q
guest of her >i>ter Miss Caroi'rc AlcggS,
over the Weekend
CLAYTON Riley of - Georges Is spending
t,o weeks ~ the Foster cottage on Mary
lard avenue
Nrs William Hammond Is az her cot
,agc on Olive avenue for the Easter holi-
davs, ~,
Mr. and Mrs. William B Foster Of VII
r,,nr,on are spending the weekend here
Miss Mildred Jacobs Of FELTON, IS
weekend guest Of Miss Naomi Johnson
Bush Yarnall left for New lork CITY
TUESDAY where ne expects = bo until
Aun1l~f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
CHEsTERTOWN AND VICINITY.

Chestrvtown. Nd, March 26 -Arno-rg
thgse from distance who are spending
the Faster holidays with relatives and
friends here sre Paul J. Wilkinson Gf
Baltimore: Arthur VI Brown % Chester,
Pa Mrs. John Masten ard child of
Harrington, Del Miss Grace Bena~tt
OF Winchester. Va, Milbcurn A. Jones
of MARYLAND State University; Mary
Jones Of the STATE Normal school, Balti-
rnsre. Mrs James W Chapman, Jr and
children 7f Baltimore
Mrs. William r. Aldridge il quite ii at
hcr horne on High street, Chestertown.
Three gentlemen from an adjoining State
have teen in Chostertown during the past
several days, Inspecting town and coun-
try property with view 70 purchasing g
homes here.
The first shad 4 the season made their
appearance ia local markets yesterday
morning, at 81 apiece, regardless OF weight.
J. Webster Mcintyre Is hav.Eg large
garage erected on his lot on Cannon street,
Chestertown.
Kent County Teachers Association has
elected the following officers: President
Professor Owen c Blades; vIce-pressdent,
Miss Fannie Stuart; secretary, Professor
". A Strang; treasurer, Miss Florence
Jewell The officers OF the Elementary
Teachers Association are. President, Miss
Fannie Stuart vlce-president. Miss
Nellie Pearce, secretary, Miss Jean
Stokes: treasurer, Miss Matte G.. Hazel
Delegates TO State Conference, Professor
Blades. Professor A Strang, Misses 30
phie Miller, AIMS Rajnar and Fannie
T. Stuart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
AN ACTIVE ORGANIZATION.
IL is Attending to Paving Fire Protection
and Recreation for Five Points.

.peciai Correspondence of Every Evening
Richardson Park, March 26.-The Five
Points Civic Association, with member
ship of more than one hundred and twenty
five has started repairing several streets
in Ashley, Elmhurst and Richardson Park.
The streets now being re-Suriaced at Hill
side and Howard streets are being placed
in good condition at no expense to the
property owners.
This announcement was made at the
nneeting of the Association IL the Rich
ardson Park school house, last night. The
meeting was attended hy l25 men and
during the evening 10 new members
were admitted.
The report of the finance and fire com
mittees showed that with one section ot
Ashley vet to be heard from. the total
amount subscribed so far for the purchase
of a fire apparatus was 81 $40. The Elm
hurst Committee, G. r.. Van Sart, re-
ported having collected $500.
The entertainment committee was IN
structed to arrange for the holding OF two
street carnivals in June and September,
the proceeds to be applied To the Fire
Protection Fund.
II was decided to have the same COM
mttce arrange for community ceie-
bratiOn on the Fourth of July. The pro
gram will ir.lude tlag-raisng field
sports. baseball game and display ot
fireworks as we'll rs community sing
Finley Ash of Glynrich was elected
financial secretary of the ASSOCIATION.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26

in the first Presbyterian Church to-
morrow in charge Of the pastor, Rev.
s. Beattie Wylie.
Mrs. Sara Isber@ood, who has been
suffering from an infected finger for sew
cral weeks, has recovered.
Mrs joan G. Bridgewater yesterday,
was taken suddenly i'll ard was conveyed
to her home by automobile.
If you are thinking Of buying fruit or
ornamental trees, rose bushes or privet
phone w T.. Cranston, No. l6-R-11,
New Castle.-Adv.
Vernon Hall, son Of Mrs Anthony Hall,
is i'll at his home on East Third street
William Thompson, of East Fourth
street, will move today near Newark,
Del with his son Lewis Thompson
Miss Lillian Proud of East Fourth
street. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lippincott near Middletown
Victrolas and Records. Bridgewater.-
Adv.
MrsP Kemp and daughters, Margaret
and Eleanor, of Red Lion, are guests
of friends in Wilmington
Mrs Annie 6 King ard daughter.
Miss Mabel L. King, are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Wilkinson L. Cranaton OF the
State Road
Colgates soaps at pre- par prices l0c
Let us show them TO you. r.. Challenger
G. Son. Prescription Pharmacists.-AdV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
SUFFRAGETTES REHEARSE.
Part of Cast Of america" is Tried Out at
PLAYHOUSE

The "stlffragettes had a rehearsal last
night Of their part in the musical spectacle
America II is said they are going TO
make one Of the biggest hits in the show,
and are making fine progress under the
leadership Of Miss Hazel May Schmutz
and Henry Laws Tho singing and dane
ing of this part Of the cast will, it is said,
be one of the features Of the show The
sufTragettes cat includes:
Miss Mary MacKnitt, Floyd Clark Miss
Mary L. Wyatt, Jesse Lynch, Miss Elya
Freeman, Henry Laws, Miss Martha
Brvson. Edward Lyman. Miss Helen
McCalister. K William Godfrey Miss
Hazel Mae Schmutz, Robert Currendcr,
Miss Ruth Meginnlss, George Tattersoll,
Miss Beulah Murry, William PYLE, Miss
Winnie Davis, Stauffer Shaub, Mr.. and
Mrs William Williams, Miss Margaret.c
Krauss Lewis f. Morrow, Miss Mildred
Ewing, Walter x TAYLOR, Miss Emma
Sepp. Roland McVey, Miss Stelle Iebley
William Donaldson, Miss~farion Black
burn, August Walz, MISS Anna Heritar
William smith