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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

"Oh happy young falrios ar" I
We're happy us happy can btf.
w slide down moon h"amu
Win such wonderful dreams.
That %, children all low" a
pieces % soeins
Aud with ~ to Drenmland %
flee
Nancy tnd Sick said Eoodi
Mr.. pceruhoih. who promised
them know II he needed
again. th,u they sid down u I'D
beam. too
Thoy were ready Tor AND
adventure
tIo Ia cuniiBuetD
U'npNru ht. i12-. Nl.A serN'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

Nobody cyor heard Of comet
Legs again after D., hopped IN his
shooting sta and rode away
But MIR. %reerahout, tho Mau-lu-
the Moon, is -tu on the job. llo
decided the old way the best way.
10 change the Moon a little blt
each night. aud Ia that way cyory
person In thc world was sure 70 Doe
LEASED ct least part OF The time.
lie told the Twins To gather up
~ the complaining letters from
the wood folk ana water.folk ana
meadow folk and return them 90
the people who rrnt Them marked
rIuouoned
II wasn't exactly "a polite thiur
t. do. hut on, can't D." driven Ga
Die wits euds by q lot Of complain
Iut p,upl, who are .. satisfied
u~uyWuy-no matter what hapl"u..
After that was settled M.
Spuutlc- Blow the Weathorwiu.
a % he'd d. going HON, Co Hiustrr-
GuIt Land, where b." was smelly
me- bed to attend tu his rain aa,r,ts
uuH things
tlso llrd have 90 s.c io 10 That ull
tn, Nuisance Fairies wore s"ruroN
iUp. cd uu. " was late surlur aud
JACK Frost hId no moro right nr
tho earth than 70 'hristmua-tto' u'
90 % cwurks show
Tire dream fairies ana tho chin.
nos .Ilrlu had % fine time OF 90
Tor with Councillors out 81 ths
read they had nobody to steal th,
mic, little dreams thcy madH Wut
aud Blink hqgEed each other md
did l little dance. They sung q
our too
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
Strong Brothers
Purchase Lots
Next to City Hall

n was announced yesterday That
strong Biuthrrs owners of III"
furniture nud undertaking parlui-
ON NuTfh Second street, have put
chased the property between their
building ana the city hall
the Intention they say i4 ia put
% large modern garage In which
10 koep trucks and ears fur use In
their business This piece Of prop
olty has hong been regarded ns
one uf the most valuable In the
city.
Tho property wHs purchased
from " o.. Tumble. II has not
yet been decided whether Tho now
garaE, budding VIII hr "a twn-Htory
or ono-story building
This lnndlnrd fined for breaking
q tenant uuHc should restrict hiW-
SELF "a breaking tenants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
WHO'S U OF TUNEp

CENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER, in one OF bis
~ newspapers, opens a vigorous attack upon
Secretary Weeks. who he says is sadly
mt Of tune with the country, - and demands
that Weeks resign because, il would seem.
Weeks said in a speech that persistent efforts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

~ oB RaEaol Sabatint
Q BY Rafaol Sabatint

jealousy. A girl Ia the thcutcr must
make % her busincss Ia accept
Tonnage from all"
Agreed. and there Ia no harm,
prosidol she gives nothing In cX-
change
White faced with flaming eyes
She turned on lin at that.
How You dare i'
Il know ". de- La Tour d'Nzyr,
he undswored her. lie ls n man
who taxes what he wants where
over he finds q; and whether It BE-
given willingly on not a man who
l roctons nothing OF the misery Do"
scutter4 on his self lndulrtnt way
] Ponder q. Chmoue and lHk yuut
srif 10 I Do You less than honor
100 warning p
iIe wen, ont on that feeling
o degradation Ina continuing thv
subject
On Tucsday OF tho following
week. Audts-Loula ran into %
| slightly huild giilow complvNtuu'i
gentlemen very neatly dressed In
hiuck
"Morcau! whore the dcviI have
you been hiding yourself th"so
months?'
II wac to Chapcticr. the lawyer,
tho iehd"r Of tho Literary Cham
her OF i,enncs without hnltinE
tor reuly. he continued You uH
tho man We have been seeking
everywhere. and behold YOU
drop from the skies into my path
They crossed the squire aud en-
tered the cafe.
80 . .L. - ed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
20 Banks Endorse
New Plan for the
San Juan Railway

FAkMlNGTbN. y. ST.. Iuly H.
Twenty h1nR- OF the san Juan
basin, both ia Now Mexico and
Colorado have signed "a statement
issued hast week. endorsing tho
modified plan for the construction
% % railroad outlet aud urrlus
nnd owners 60 work fu get uhr rail-
roHd built
Thc modified plan includes the
recently organized san Juan bpy.
"lopWrui company which VIII
operate us @ holding rpmuauy fuf
ia" land subscribed Tor the rail.
road la well u- for Ga, stock iu the
railroad company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al
writers. II you 50 desire, the,
will gladly assist you in word.
ing your al
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12

Copyright. 1922, by international Feature Service, Inc.
Great Britain Rights Reserved. Registered u. S. Patent Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
OLD POWDERMAKERS
ON ANNUAL OUTING
Alfred |. du Pont Host to For
NOR Employees on River
Ride Tomorrow.

The annual outing OF the old
powder makers from the mills along
the Brandywine will be held tomorrow.
They are going 10 be taken on a river
ride and excursion TO Riverview Beach
as the special guests OF Alfred !. dI
Pont. who has chartered one of the
Wilson Line steamers sor The day.
He and Mrs. du Pont will accompany
the old timers and the members of
their families and II is expected there
will be nearly 1000 persons in the
party.
Mr du Pont formerly worked in
the powder mills. with most of the old
men who will be present, and ne has
adopted this annual outing for them as
one way OF showing them the regard
h, still has for mis- former employees.
He has arranged &c have several
special trolley cars and many auto
mobiles at Henry Clay TO convey the
powder men from ;ktir homes to tho
Fourth street wharf and these cGn-
y,yances will he OH hand when they
return TO take theIn home agA'r.
The Loaf will leave the wha-f at I(
'cloSk. rtanfs-f time. or IL O'Clock
city time. There Will be a band to
furnish music ;Ill during the trip. An
excellent luncheon will be served On
the boat. The return trip will b.. made
about o'clock, city time, tomorrow
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
FINANCIAL
NnsrT1Irs nn ILL,

NOTICE or REDEMPTION
To holders OF Victory Notos and others
concerned
Notice is hereby given ns follows:
1>-Call for redemption OF ~ per cont
Victory Notes.--All OF tho 81. per cent
sorles OF United States OF America Com
vertiblo Gold Notes OF l922-23. otherwise
known as 3'& per cent Victory Notes are
hereby called FOR redemption on June 10.
1922. pursuant TO the provision for re-
temption contained In tho notes and In
Treasury Department circular No. 1873,
dated April u. 1919. under which tho
oil Victory Notes OF the 80 per cont
series will cease on said redemption dnto.
June 10. 1922.
2-Suspension and Termination OF Vic
tory Note conversion privilegc.--In view
OF the call for the redemption OF All 3H
per. cent Victory Notes on Juno is. 1929,
Treasury Department circular No. 1873.
the privilege OF conversion Of Victory
Notes OF either serie. into Victory Notes
Of the other sorles is hereby suspended
from February q. 1922. to juno rs, 1922.
both inclusive, and on June rs. 1922, will
terminate. Victory Notes eccordingly y
coase TO be intorconvor tibIe effective Feb
ruary g. 1922, and on and after that date
no converslons OF tho notes may be made
8-Detsiled Information as to the pros
eDtation and surrender OF AZ per cent.
Treasury Department circular No. 277,
dated February D. 1922. copies Of which
arc available at the Teas ury and the
Federal Reserve Banks a
(SignedD A. w MELLON,
ecrctory or the Treasury. Fob. o. 1915
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Every Evening

Special Dispatch by Associated Press to
Every EventnC
Philadelphia. June 7.--wheat--No.
red. winter. t22@l.27: do. garlicky,
l.19@l.24.
Corn-No. 2. for export, 6sh @69h
do No. g. 67h@esh; do, No. 4, 65h
@66ia: carload lots for local trade.
No. 2. yellow. 72@73; No. 8. yellow
70h@71h.
Oats--No. 2, white. 46is@47: No. 3.
white. 45@45A.
Butter--western creamery. extra,
ssh; nearby prints. fancy. 43@4o.
Eggs-Ncarby extra flrsts. 2S: do.
nrsts, 26;, western extra, flrsts. 2S; do.
f'rsts. 26is; fancy selected. packced, s5
@37.
Chccse-Ncw York whole milk
fancy fats, held 2e@2s; do. fresh. 10
@l9M: fair to good. ls@lSh: long
horn. 1914 @2o: single daisies, held
25Q2S; do. fresh. 1920.
Iavo poultry-Tows. not leghorns.
24@29; leghorns. 23@26; spring chick
ems, not leghorns, 4b@52: leghorns. 92
&5S; sizes. 24lao; ROSTERS. western.
10. do, southern 17Gls; spring ducks,
ar; ducks, white Pekin 22@2a; do,
mixed colors. 16G2Q; geese. nearby,
140lG: do, southern and western. IL
ola.
Dressed poultry-Fowls fresh killed,
choice 10 fancy. 31@35; do. small
sizes. 24G30 roosters, western. 10;
do, southern. 17MlS: spring ducks,
Long Island. &c.
Potatocs-N I. southern, per bar
rel. 4.O0@6.75; No. 2. do. 2.00@S.50.
Flour-Soft winter straight. western,
6.25@6.50: do. nearby. 6.0o@e.35; hard
winter. straight. 7.25@7.75; do. short
patent. 7.75@S.25; spring. first clear
6.75@72S: do, patent. S00MS.40; do
short patent. s50@9,o0; fancy spring
and city mills. patent family brand
! 9.25@1o.00.
! Hay-Timothy No. 2. 2250M23.50
do, No. 8, 1s.SO@2l.5o; sample. l6boG
1850; no grade. 15.O0G1700: clover
mixed hay. light mixed. 22.50@23.50
No. !. mixed. 2o50@21.bo.
Bran-Soft winter. In 100 poun'
sacks, 26.5o@27.5 so: do. spring, 25.50@
1880.
Tallow-Prime city. loose, 5h: dc
special loose, Ga prime country
Az: edible. in tierces, "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
AMERICAN RAILWAYS
COMMON ACTIVE
Company's Business Shows a
Healthy Condition and En-
couraging Outlook.

Tho buying OF American Railways
common stock featured the activities
Of the stock market yesterday, The
90 far this year has made net
income At a rate equal TO about Sh
per cent per annum on So, ,&60. 900 COM
mon stock. The management is likely
to conclude within a few days certain
important financing which will put
the company in very satisfactory fiscal
position. There is a plan TO clear
OF the accumulated back dividends on
the $4,000, 900 preferred stock. which
now total s5e5,0o0. and then to re-
sumo regular dividends on that issue.
For 1921 the American Railways Co
rystam did n gross business of sIs,-
$40. 900, and earned, beyond all
charges. net income OF S564 .0S2. which
WIS credited to surplus. raising that
fund to 3l.522,l9S. The operating
number forty-scvcn. I'm
twenty localities In eleven states. and
serve moro than 100000 people with
electric railway. electric light and
power and gas service. The electric
business. now about third of the
total. promises large growth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
ANGLERS AND CUNNERS
MEETING TOMORROW
Improvements Being Made at
Shallcross Lake, Which May
be Called Paradise Lake.

The Delaware Anglers and Gunners'
Club. Inc, will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow evening,
June &, In the Bottomley Building, nj
which time. stockholders are request
ed TO attend. The lots which have q
frontage of 90 feet on the lako front.
have been laid out. and each member
holding ten shares OF stock is allotted
ono OF these pieces OF ground To build
their bungalows on. one cottage is
nearly completed and several more are
TO be built this summer.
There Ia some talk OF changing the
name OF tho resort from Shallcross
Pond To Paradise Lake, Il being n
paradise for snortsinon and an ideal
place for rest Tho bathing beach has
hccn completed and the excess spill
wny. which is To take care of freshets
and heavy rains, will bo completed in
n short time. and then tho gnp Will be
filed In with dirt. which VIII bring
tho pond TO It's level There WIN also
be put I'm before tho FIJI. large pipe "a
got water pressure TO run n wheel for
to generate electricity, go that electric
lights will be supplied to the cot
tages, recreation park. and tho road
on the clubs property.
| Thousands of fish arc waiting TO u,
| put In tho lake as soon M the dam 1,
iillod. These include large moutl
bass, crappies, pike. perch and sunflgl
or spots. Tho streams that feed IN,
lake coming down from springs. will
he netted 80 that all the carp will b
taken out OF the lake Tho club doe
rot wnnt any carp In tho lake. "a
they destroy NIL tho gpann of othc
fish In the lako and would ruin n
chances for having wen stocke
lake for tho members 10 ENJOY them
selves. Frogs will also be put IN IN
lake.
A soon m the lake ~ full ofwnte
flag raising will be held by n
clubs members. and nm invitation vi
be given to tho public TO inspect II
resort. Another event will be on Al
Dor Day. when all the cottngers WI
plant trees on their lots. purroundlr
, their prospective cottage ates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
STOCKS IN REACTION,
HIGHER At OPENING
Decline OF One to Two Points
Before Noon; Money az
Per Cent.
nv Associated Pres. TO Every Evening.


New York. Juno '.--(wali street.
ioao a. m.)-opening quotations on
tho stock exchange today gave prom
lee of another nnsettled session. the
trend of most issues being distinctly
downward.
Speculative rails and oils werc cx-
ceptions. however. Wheeling and Lake
Eric. common and preferred. Peoria
and Eastern and Phillips Petroleum
adding moderately to yesterdays ad-
vsnces. Lake Eric and Western was
slightly rcactionary and Califronia
Petroleum made n further decline from
last weeks vigorous advance.
In the general list pressure con-
tlnucd Co bc shown by popular steels.
equipments. motors and some OF the
food spcciaities
Preliminary quotations for foreign
exchange were irregular. most OF the
European remittAnccs. the British
rate excepted. continuing to ease.
Noon Tho market improved during
the first hour on buying of the minor
motors. steels and oils. especially
r'crcc Arrow. preferred. Maxwell A
and Is. Rcploslc. vanadium. Iron Pro-
Pipe. these gaining one to three points.
The long account WAS encouraged
by cheap money. Call loans opened
at ga per cent. the lowest quotation
in n fortnight.
Much OF the Improvement was can
cclled before noon when offerings OF
suCh leaders as Baldwin. Studebal<er.
Mexican Petroleum and Standard Oils
o. New Jersey and California caused
reaction IL / 10 points.
Some of yesterdays strong Issues
In the railway Nst were subjected to
-, lizing rales. especially Toledo. st
Louis AMI Western. Lake Erie and
Western and Pere Marquette.
Coppers were lower and food special
ties reccded on selling OF American
Sugar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
FINANCIAL NOTES.

At the annual meeting OF the Reading
Company yesterday samuel NJ Curwen
William A Law, both OF Philadelphia
end Ira 4. Place % New York. were elect
ed directors to nii tbe places left vacant
by tho death. OF Henry p Mexican and
Hush l. Bond. Jr.. and the resignation of
The Mexican sosboArd on Comnanv a
quarter OF whose stock Is owned hy the
Sinclair Consolidated on Corporation. will
pay Oh 81 oN. .pn more OF the dcbenturcs
held by the latter. making ss. 700 900 paid
aimee the h~Sinnins OF the year
The toldwyn Pictures Corporation has
called for redemption before July S5-
$50 .onN per cent convertible notes at
lol and accrued interest. subject TO the
right OF conversion
Wall street expects a sain OF LOG, 900
tons in the United states steel Cor
porstions untitled tonnage statement
June ! TO approximately :. 200 900 tons
Present character OF steel buying gen
orally. Is healthy and every indication
'oints 20 the belief IL viii be continued
March.
American Lime and Stone Company
into which the Charles Warner Com
psny recently bought an interest and
will assume the management will issue
81 100 900 Of bonds The issue has
b-cn underwritten by synd,cate OF
stated that the bonds were beine issued
by the Warner Company
With fewer failures than In any month
unce last October and the smallest liAbili.
ties in eight months. the May insol-
Ncpcy statistics rcfert more clearly the
previous elimination OF many weak spots
from the commercial situation and th,
rccent improvement in general businesi
conditions Prom y total of 2723 last
january, the number of defaults IN tn,
nit-d states decreased almost steAdil,
month by month and the 1860 failur e.
Pstf. tad u. =
ere % per cent below the high point o,
the current year Comparison With tn,
April returns reveals n numerical reduc.
tion of approximately 90 per cent whils
the May Indebtedness OF S<< 4o2 $50 4,
practically 40 per cent under that O,
April.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Company. scmi-snnusl Of p, per cent In
preferred. payable August !.
CAndaiAn General Electric Compapy
quarterly Of ~, per cent.
lngerson Rand Company semi-a annual OF
5 per cent on preferred. payable July 1.
Kelly Springfield Tire Company. quar-
terly OF ia per cent on per cent pre-
fcrrcd, payable July l.
Loose Nties Biscuit Company Quarterly
OF IL. per cent on FIRST preferred payable
July j. aud IA. per cent on second pre-
ferrcd on account OF back dividends, pay
able August /.
National City Company. quarterly OF 2
per cent and extra OF ? per cent. payable
July l.
NstioSal Lcorice Company. semi-an-
nual OF "a per cent on common. payable
July IL. and quarterly OF IL. per cent on
preferred, payable June 80.
New York. Chicago and st. Louis Rail-
road Company, annual OF 2la per cent on
common, payable June 80. and three quar-
terly payments OF lH per cent each on
second preferred. payable beginning June
81
Twin City Rapid Transit Company. De,
cont on common and IL. per cent on pre-
ferred. payable July l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
sTEAMBOAT LINES
WILSON LINE
Philadelphia, Penn S Grove, Chester

schedule IN Effect Saturday. May ~, 1922
DAYLIGHT SAVING TINE
Subject 10 Change without Notice
Leave both Wilmington, Fourth street
Wharf, and Philadelphia. Pier 5 North
above Arch street. at 7.3O. 900. 'iO 80.
III 90 a. m. -i2 o'clock noon. 80. 800.
<.i6, 600. 700. $50 and 9 30 p. m.
Runs on Sundays and Holidays only.
I weekdays only.
REDUCED RATES OF FARE NOW
IN EFFECT.
Excursion, Philadelphia, Weekdays SOC
One Way. Philadelphia. Weekdays =. 30c
Excursion. Philadelphia. Sundays 49,. 8Oc
One Way. Philadelphia. sundays ...... 4Oc
WILMINGTON PENN'S GROVE
ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington $50. s45, 745.
100, 1000. ll.00 a. Ia. II noon, 100.
200, 800. 400. b5 80. 600, 700. az. 90.
200, alO.Oo. HOO. aI2.OO .. m. and
u 40 a. m
Leave Penn,s Grove 600. a7.oo. 800.
zoo. hoo. II; 90 a. m. II 90 noon. 90.
200, 300. cf.l5. 500, c8.I5, go 500,
a. m. - '
Runs on Sundays and Holidays only.
5,o0 p. m on Sundays and Holidays.
Holidays. "''-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
HARVEY Co. ENTERTA|NS
At PLEASING SMOKER
Several Hundred Guests Enjoy
Varied Program in Eden Hall
Last Night.

Success crowned the smoker and
entertainment given by Holstein
Harvey. Inc last night in Eden Hall.
Several hundred erocers from the city
and peninsula and many other guests
attended the AFFAIR. Included In the
number were representatives OF ma
tionally advertised commodities.
The sporting program, staged by
the class Of John Y. Cooper. was
feature OF the evening. This opened
with a boxing exhibition by Russell
Macklin and Carter Mccoy. both
artists in the fistic world. A wrestling
match between Rohart Wade and A.
X. Carter was also interesting. A
clever vaudeville program wAs given,
together with several reels OF motion
pictures.
Numerous presents were given away,
ranging from An automobile down to
a box OF matches. Refreshments were
served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
ST. AIMS CONTINUE
THEIR GREAT PLAYING

st. AIMS continued their great play
Ing In tho Catholic Twilight League
by defeating Pioneers IL to 4, last
night Mt Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets.
Rcagneur. the Pioneer twirler wns
touched for 15 bingles by st. AIMS.
sutton had the Pioneer team at his
mercy, holding them to flve bingles and
tanning six.
Duffy's batting was the big feature,
two doubles and homo run coming
Oft the bat of the big first baseman.
Young played best for Pioneers.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
Y. NJ. and Y. W. Dormitory Outing.

The Y. NJ. c. A. Dormitory Club and
the y. w. c. A will hold their second
joint social tonight, in the form Of a
picnic and campfire. near the first
range light, below New Castle. The
party Will leave the Y. w. c. A. in
automobile trucks at Z o'clock The
committee in charge comprises Misses
Elizabeth Tull. Sarah Haywood and
Mary Dorsey OF the Y. w. C. A. and
Warren G.. Taylor. Julian A Todd.
Paul Bryan and Frank p. Mitchell Of
the y. NJ. c. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
Today's Radio Program.
KDKA-Ptttsburr Pa
(3e0 Meters WaveLeneth)


100 p. m.-Weekly summary Of The
Iron Age.
500 p. m.-"Trees," NJ. L. Davey, gem
eral manager the Davey Tree
Expert Company, Inc, Kent Ohio.
800 p. m.-Miss Gertrude Paine. The
Musical Humorist." will entertain
with readings and piano selec-
tions. Hazel Falsom Allison,
coloratura soprano. will render
several classical selections.
WyZ-Newa-k. n. J.
600 p. m.-"Reyiew Of the Iron and
Steel Industries and Their Rela-
ton TO General Business Condi-
tions.' by Iron Age.
700 y. m.-"Animal Stories" by Flor
ence Smith Vincent, OF the New
York Evening Telegram.
80 y. Harmonious Town Plan
ming" by Charles w. Hoodley.
7.45 p. m.--"ExcavatinE the Fossil.
Edgar w. Cahill, Museum City OF
Newark.
500 p. m.--Literary evening conducted
by the editorial staffs OF the Out
look, Scientific American anC
Harper G. Brothers.
9.15 p. m.-Recital by Helen Handlers
\ soprano, OF New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
Watcrhouse Held In Heavy Ball.

Fred Waterhouse Of New York. n
flagman on the New Iorks Central
railroad. was held under $4,000 bail
by Magistrate Stradley last night on
a charge of breaking and entering
and burglary. Waterhouse is alleged
TO have entered the store Of Frank
Taylor, Of Yorklyn. on the night Of
May 27. and stolen merchandise valu-
eded at s400. He is also charged with
entering theN restaurant at the Els
mere station on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and taking goods TO
the extent Ct 5000, This robbery oc-
Cured May 25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
HERCULES POWDER
COMPANy'S OUTING
Office Force Going to Lenape
Park Tomorrow for Picnic
and Dance.

The entire ho9c ONCE force Of the
Hercules Powder Co. In planning to
attend tho picnic and dance tomorrow
at Lenape Park. to be held under the
auspices Of the Hercules Club. Tho
company has granted n half holiday
for the afternoon and practically 100
per cent attendance is expected. About
forty automobiles VIII be required 10
convey the party. They will leave the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
Dance for Homeopathic Hospital.

Tho Auxiliary Board Of tho Homeo-
pathic Hospital will give q dance in
tho du Barry room of tho Hotel du
Pont. Friday. Juno 16. Maddens Or
chcstra viii furnish the music.
Dancing will he from nine until one.
Mrs &. G. Frederick is chairman OF
the committee OF tho Auxiliary Board
In charge OF the dance and Miss Anna
Negendanb is president. Tho other
mcmbere OF the committee arc: Mise
Esther Wilson. Miss Ada Witherow
Miss Elizabeth Boyd. and Miss Mildred
Mullin.