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The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Great American Cornplexes

THAT yonist wipe with white ss
handkerchief Q punk aE6aets gsaSsS SEe
harp on prohibitiou
and q aAsF t,st 49, s,%'
That t spot
light 10 Q . 51s, sg.NE &s,s
That magician q
trying TO put something audience t-s,.ta
That comedian vhodoss not sing through his puddle
jumper who dossnt .g$ III g...,s.,
That comic srp artist who doe not
picture stl.s .7s 'fts..
That vithou, lt,ampns so.n. ana battle
ship passing under Brooklyn Fridge Il phony 80
That an Ensish lecturer who and
doesn't knock h worth hearing 1858 gs FFNAE ~
That every actress surnins ship,
picture ss6sas a'svJs5
IN
green light with crash towel wrapped
That writer make reading
write hinsek ksB4 81 y VIZ 9g tsfssh.4 H%.
That the only GOOD nobody
including the author. undssand H. & s14stsptss& ss
That when capable
aging any proposition IN the world n Stss tts tN
That ssas drsas 10
- prsfsst against hs vels>ad Act 49,, t
The Washington times., 1922-06-18

They have placed heavy duty imported nuts. but
Who come lecture get in free .- 80
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
ri SEE BY the paper"

f/T SEE By the paper" says
Elias Q. Higginbotham,
shat . certain guy says
that only about per cent Of the
business men in this country are
efficient, and It Is . wonder how
the rest OF them manage to stay
out Of the poorhouse. which is very
surprising to me when I see all the
business that IL being done"
Probably the 8 per cent which
is efficient are them which has took
the same course In efficiency that
this bird has. These efficiency fel-
lows are very clannish and they do
not recognise any efficiency which
Is taught In another school," says
Quincy Todd.
@Bai this bird 10 supposed to
know what he ID talking about,"
says Elias @. Higginbotham. be
cause he 10 an expert, and II any
body knows about anything an ex-
pert should ort to know It. Accord
Ing TO him very few know enough
for to como In out Of the rain, and
% Per cent Of the mon In this counI
Try Il doing svsrythins wrong. and
have besn doing It wrong for many
years. and have not knowed the
difference, which, according to this
efficiency expert 10 the saddest
part Of II. II d bad enough to be
. dumbbell even II you know II, but
whom you don't know II 10 fatal"
"supposing this efficiency expert
should hanl on and say that every
guy m this country 10 perfect"
says Quincy. TN case like that
his goose VIII Be cooked and his
profession wfil be gone and he win
have 70 90 to work for . living.
which isa very sad state Of, affairs
for m expert in any. line. 80 long
a. he can prove that there il only
8 per cent Of men In this country
who know how TO run their bust
ness he has got q large future be.
fore him n he says 100 per cent
Of thsm know how to run their
business his future 10 behind him
and there 10 not much excuse Tor
him 70 hang around and clutter mp
the landscape much longer. z
NOW I am reading the other day
about . party who gets ND on his
hind legs and informs the world
that only IT per cent Of the people
in this country know how TO breathe
right. Nov, according to this guy.
breathing right Is quite an accom-
plishmsnt. and II ID vsry necessary
to do 90 n . person wants TO be Z
good citizen and good nsishbor
and haul down any Considerable
portion, Of the thrsescore-andstsn
which d supposed TO be his share.
Why did Napoleon lose the battis
ef wstsrloei bscauss hs aid nss
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Choose Your News

~ HE gods smiling Ruth game
And al. er.nLs behind Y.nks boosting
= But pennsnts have . eussd way E. -t .r -
OF Huttsrins whsrs'sr thsy mag. R .7 -raat. D.
Jack Dsp back from foreign shorssp they ssksd
But he's champ without . Job, .t least told
1 Hell face the idlsnsss that kills f.-@ .a.s"r
.-.5Es Unsss he 6shts when Harry Wils. ,S
rnforesmsnt officer pineAsd for psddi.e old
To Be caught while bootiessns q tough, -
In this bss. ~ 12' &1 s. Nstfvt-
The boot 10 on he other Isg NsA
Yesf pqusd for the wsddnss JsnS. @
The bridegroom SILVER hs hear. sssas tan.
For these days Of when s SIC q 5,s
Two can live cheap ffsrs - &
Of erooksd pest.l clerks setsd oG 10 jail
Some females Of The species slse tanpsrsd with the a
- To send your coin is safs, yss, suits
Provided IL there all right tNg
A lot Of eoupiss while bathing In the Is
ninistsr proeams the hri.y psrsen he. F%n
S..' When marrying, ds bot . fault e8 r.
To take II with . dash Of salt Easaa
deush all delegates b equipped wnss
Ths way they Hy from place to place
No r.lresd trains keep the pace ~ 4l -aS.
The Washington times., 1922-06-18

General WI occupied Pskin and IL now peekfng out
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Quincy Todd on Efficiency

know the correct system OF breath
ing. Now II seems that this bird
who ID doing the talking has, Just
BY chance. discovered the correct
way Of breathing. and. ~ . special
favor, he II willing to impart this
info to . certain select few Who
WIN send IN the initiation fee and
agree to keep mp the dues and not
give away the secrets Of the order.
It will bs very exclusive, nobody
being allowed In on II who does not
come across with ,hs retainer.
Those who do not pay can keep ON
breathing Ike hippopotami or hip
popotamuses or hawk-billed arma-
drlos for all he cares. e.,
Now II would BE- very foolish
for him to discover that perhaps
% Per cent Of the people breathe
correctly. as that would limit hi,
field Of operations to . very small
margin. and what . guy like him
needs is room and plenty Of II 80
he discovers the percentage of
right breathers 20 be exactly II. I
read the article all through 70 see
how hs found out the enact num-
Der. hut In the end I have to take
his word for II. which seems TO be
the way with . lot Of these things"
But" says Elias Q. Higgin-
botham, "it IL different with Ell
cheney. nfficisncy. a. everybody
knows, 10 . great thing. and has
been 20 ever since II ID invented
eight or tsn years ago. II Il . very
young art, but Il has an awful
punch" \
"Efficiency is very hot stun. in.
deed" says Quincy. but Il is Ike
synthetic gin and some other new
Inventions. You have rot to know
how to handle Il or II 10 liable to
hsuI on and hand you q Dempsey
In the back Of the neck when yon'
think everything is very much 70
the fruit salad.
Personal, I don't see how Some
OF these old birds manage 70 get
along at all without efficiency. ).
When John d. starts cut with HIS
frst dollar nobody knows this ell
cheney stuff from . side Of sole
leather. As q matter Of fact, II isI
not invented at all until nifty PEARS
afterward. Yet in spite Of the fact
that he does not know any mere
about business than . Kickspce
Indian or q post John d. manages
to scrape together quite q neat lit
Tie pile. which I say q win be quite
some time before hsNvin be ask
ins ne township To have the poor
house hack stop for him on its up
trip.
Il don't suppose old J. D. hnows
the irst rudiments Of the system
hat sHy hid sffieisncy sxssst risht
The Washington times., 1922-06-18

The ladies to-day do the same - Eve did When she v
gown she went and picked one.
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
By Roy X. Moulton

finding out that the average man
gets only 81 per cent Of his invest.
msnt out Of . selfnllins fountain
pen. Those old birds are wonders,
and I can't see for the life Of me
how. according to what We know
now. they sver get away with IL"
They are all also very poor golf
players," says ELIAS Q. Higgin
botham. "and they are also very
poor radio operators. because there
IL no such thing at that time. But
- soon ~ efficiency II invented
It becomes necessary. II one guy
10 efficient and the next man IL not,
the nsxt man Il NEXT for . good
lacing In . business way"
(which IL a. you look at IT, says
Quincy. Il have an old friend at
one time BY name OF John W. Gates.
Of which you have doubtless heard
wide and frequent. This old bird
collects ell the barbsd-wire com.
panies together and puts them In
one pot and lives happy ever after
ward. He VIII bet . million on
anything from . pole vault By =
couple Of Jersey mosquitoes to the
direction ny win movs-on . lemon
meringus pie. but he does not know
nothing whatever about this ell.
cheney stun. He b very dumb on
this subject and he ID never even
efficient enough to be out 10 lunch
or In conference when somebody
wants TO see him. But I"would IKE
10 Zee any Of the best efficiency
experts in this country at the pres
snt time hook up with this old bird
IN . quiet little game, Of draw.
poker. There would bs another
efficiency expert looking for . Job
IN the subway"
wen. an efficiency expert p Q
great Job at that" says Elias q.
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Some People Believe That

kind. "a hsS a G,Eafs3 t ~ $E @# .F
spa,s for the purpose sf keeping
ankles " 8r@ sss.-SAsssts st ~ .aEL
me draasht Jon vn oold
basinsss sivys has an business. interest
his ssnog ssS- t-S ~ 6ssy 8 k st. sef
Men oools ana sr's.n.sss ssv.ys better mat
werk than women EE Ats s} $3.50
nsnoursd .y ysuns
t8 SS. YsfsFsa 2&t ffQ 5H 3 stsA7 t&
Nobody sut Dsnahr ..sr the. = !. .ryvh.. IN t.ze.s IN
New York &. f5i AZ fr s
y.s b. s giving you IN.
~ ss & ~ l} f~-sy III ~ Sst.t 81 s5 N sg
N. pi.e. pastry ever .ss :. sood :. leaks in ths
,.ss an..s p-.s iron. Il ., s.-.s.
DATED States. G
The Washington times., 1922-06-18

out Of college knows to-day. He
probably never knows IN all his life
that Rule No. 1 10 to always have
the lead pencils neatly shsrpsned
before the days work begins, or
Rule No. Z. which Is to always open
every letter on the top side and not
on the end, and to always cut the
envelopes 30 that the insides OF
them can be used to figure on. I
don't suppose he ever dictates .
letter into . photograph In his life,
or ever called IN efficiency weasel
down to Broad and Wall to find out
what became Of al the lead-pencil
sharpenings or the dried paste that
b lsft IN the library paste Jars,
but. n L mistaks not. he leaves
quite few berries when he passes
On. - wsll ~ . collection Of Old
Masters and . nice little going busi-
ness. {
Z don't suppose Uncis Tim Hin,
out In Minnesota, spent more than
SIX hours Q day monkeying with
offics efficiency machinery. but no
managed somehow. to aocumulats .
buach Of railroads that would make
a good sissd nscktis. Old Uncle
Russ Sage never Knows . patent
stamp-iieker from an adding, ms
chine. and II anybody hands him {
patent ming cabinet he win think
II 10 . brssd-box. But entirely with
out modern efficiency Of any sort
whatevsr he somehow dodsss the
Old Foi1u' Home and saves up
enough for Q decent funeral
IF ycu should talk TO old Com
modore Vanderbilt shout efiioisncy
when he IL running bis ferry over
from Staten Island. he win think
you are mentioning something
about some kind Of fish. and Jay
Could passes away without ever
The Washington times., 1922-06-18

Higsinbotham. ANY guy who can
tell anybody else how to run his
business is . darb. believe me. J
got q friend In this profession. He
has been an efficiency expert now
for about two years. and he can tell
exactly how to run any business
from . Brooklyn Bridge peanut
stand to the United States Steel
Corporation. And II anybody should
ask him how TO liouidate the ma
tional debt Of Russia with rubles
at 81 . million, hS will not hesitate
any longer than II takes . fea TO
hop from one passenger to another
In the BRONX express. A hide and
taller factory. or . moving pitcher
studio, It IN all the same to him.
He can effish any institution with
out any delay longer than throwing
. clean collar into Q satchel and
getting mere on the -frst train.
And he does not charge so very
much either. He win effish . ten
million-dollar corporation for 800
. week and guarantee to, do It In
side OF three months" b,
Which represents the catch IN
the whole efficiency expert busiiess
to me- says Quincy. 'Tf these
guys are 30 wise. It ID Q wonder
they are mot running . ten-miilion-
dollar business thsmseif. It is very
queer they are around tinkerins mp
other peoples business when they
might be setting the world afre on
their own hook"
-You seem TO be sort Of splssned
agin' this business" says Elias Q.
Htsginbotham.
II am" says Quincy. Il get bs
hind . certain guy In q business
and put up my dongh agin' his sy
perience. As soon. a. he gets this
business 10 moving he fails for this
efficiency dope and begins reading
up on It and taking lectures and
having efficiency guys to talk TO
him every day. and he nils the joint
up with enough efficiency machin.
cry to run. Henry Ford nivver In
cubators. and he spends his eve
uings soaking up this stun. He
ponds so much time being efficient
re has no time 70 attend to bush
ness, and while he 10 pilins up and
egulating his battery OF stamp;
ickers and ssif-stayting dictosrsphs
ID fling cabinets his competitor,
lustles cut and grabs ali the bust
ess." -.
well, your friend 10 sfficient, At
that is he nutf- asks nlias O.
dissinbotham.
III say ne is efficient,- says
Quincy. 4 might ada that he has
nothing else 70 ds asv, a ~ h
cut sf . tsA- =
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Daffy Dictionary
BASH, . slam on the COCO.

~ - ~~~e1 49, s>~~ ~S~~s
~ ABBRTv1ATE. the princi
pal part Of . woman's skirt
ABET, wager on sin.
ABOMINATIoN. . nation notet
Cor bombs. 10.
ABROAD. what . woman Il
called behind her back.
ABSENTEE. the kind Of tes
served cold in restaurants sine.
prohibition. ~.
Z ABUNDANCE, the kind Of dance
Sou do when you've got . ''bun."
ACCRUE. officers and men Of 9
vessel. ~
ACORN. . nut that grows on
-FOUR toes. @
ACQUIRE. body Of people IN
church who furnish little music
and much gossip.
ACRE, IN liberated tooth.
ADAGA age at which you com.
'asnes - read ads,
ADAAeANT. an aunt you don't
hke. 70
ADzsRM add hsrs instead d
ApmU. what comes On ne srsss
1nsFu1nSs.
AIRY. Dnsiish prosunsfaiaon q
1ArTy.
| ALAS, Bcnnis Hisian. Lassis.
1fDGNo which 10 % say Al. will
ast suy. CAL buyf Nof)
ABUM, bum By the name Of
~ .. 4.
ALanBRA1c. sdmon,.,on "a
hAiu~ 10 break. ION, these mod.
esn tancssi)
/ ALKALom. somssody By me
name sf Al. X. Lloyd.
ALLDooRIC, . cousin 10 pare.
Ispric.
ALLOCATE. IN italian saying
'sHsiie, Kate"
ALTAR. place where the life ol
. man and woman become altered.
AMENABrErY. an sbiiity 70 Be
mean.
AMERrcANIzn, best little old
eyss N ths world.
ANALYzH Anna dossnt tell the
truth-
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Cogitations of a Cuckoo

Cogitations of a Cuckoo
w years he gets button Probably resigns or dies altar ts,
y he has to return # to the company ~ -
..se> , Lives diplomat, remind u. tA ~
... b. " Il must q feat sublime fs .-t..".
...~|. To depart and leave no mud
- u. smsared along tho Of time }s@a s.
= q scientist ptolemys thIoue- '#a
duh' Nothing at all discovered the subway.
FAIrHLgss FLApPEa .,.- ,ss..
.Msst me-" "by City Hail, ,-.-.
= Tomorrow night the goes down." sa.ysta -v
And this 10 Tomorrow. and here J. .<ar nT..v
There's the City Hail. gone down. 5, .'
Fame does consists making keeping at T.
Conan Doyies sDooks girls during
the shortage of 'srvant'-theyre light
According the latest hav. taken
Our idea of nothing particular dsleEat.
to Genoa in plug hat "~ >~'E.
Summer resorts to the sneo.
that the and snuspups will dancing
because it is verse su. b.
IT free. =. s...' ~ =
IT several people in Genoa
tough luck He wanted change wen. into ii.
movies. and they made him throw custard pies. @
There. Away. room at the top-of Mt Everest >. se
ous.ra restaurant
Sometimes they plant Abor Day
eve trses .r
CALL OF
Twenty pairs Of tha bsatths frantic aty
thousand sIeam glare
Twenty thousand voices wild
BassbaI
"A bride q husband
v to
The ladies to-day DO the Eve did When she
she picked 49,
| - .-..' .'..
General WI occupied Pskin 4 peeking --..
who to lecture get in free - "T4 81 49,:
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
very pirieuls

a MAN who suffered badly went
n to . specialist. and after ten
difficult lessons learned to say
quite distinctly, ~Pstsr Piper
picked . peck Of pickled peppers :
His frisnds congratulated him
ppcn this splendid achievement.
-yes.' said the man, doubtfuIly.
hut it's s-ssuch . d-d-deucedly
d-d-dificuIt rem-nark 10 w-w-wcrk
into an ordina-nary e-o'csnvsrsa,
tisn. y'knsw.r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-14
Hair Often Ruined
BY Careless Washing

Soap should be used very carefully, u
you want TO keep your hair looking
Its best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much -alkaIi.
This dries the scalp. makes The hatr
brittle and ruins It,
The best thing for steady use II
Mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo (Which
v pure and greasslscs), and Is better
than anything else you can use.
Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mulsi-
ned in a cup CT glass with a little
warm water is sufficient to cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub 1t in. 1t makes
an abundance of rich, creamy lathsr
which rinses out easily, remoyin.
every particle OF dust, dirt. dan.
drum and excess oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. ard it leaves the
scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky
bright, iustrous. fluffy and easy to
manage.
You can get MulsIf,ed cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy. It's very
cheap. and few ounces win supply
every member Of the family Tor
months. Be sure your druggist Gives
you Mulsifled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-14
P. S. DU PONT TO Be
AWARDED DEL. DEGREE
Honor viii be Conferred Sep
tsmbsr 22, Which Will be
Convocatlon Day.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark Sept. 1+.-Picrrc g. du
Pont, will receive an honorary degree
at the University OF Delaware on Sep
tcmber %. This day will he observed
at the University A. Convocation Day
and the degree will bc conferred on
Mr.. du Pont at that time by the Board
OF Trustees.
The conferring Of this 1srree was
recommended by a committee and ap-
proved by the trustees at n board
meeting last February. At that time
1t was intended to so honor Mr.. du
Pont at the commencement exercises.
When tho board notified Mr.. du Pont
of It's desire to confer tho degree on
him II was learned then that he had
just accepted an invitation from
Lafayette College for an honorary
degree to he conferred on him there
1t happened that the commencement,
at Lafayette wan on exactly the same
day as Delawarc's commencement ant
under these circumstances the confer.
ring OF the degree at Delaware had tc
be deferred.
| Final plans for the observing Of Con
vocation Day were made Mt a specia
meeting of the Board OF Trustees hel,
here today. The day will inaugurat
the starting of a new collegiate year
The General Alumni Association Wi
hold special business meeting her
on that day and altogether II is plan
ned to make II great event 4
the history OF >the university.
Thursday, September 81 will
registration day for Freshmen an
Sophomore's. The entering class
expected to be much larger than las
year and will probably number cor
siderably over 100. There will be
larger number OF students in this claf
from the lower part OF the state tina
any previous class in the history ,
the institution. Friday September 2
will be registration day for Senio,
and Juniors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-14

A big buy at small cost-an Every
Evening want ad.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-14
Today's Radio Program.
(360 Meters Wave Lengthy
WJZ-Newark. n. ].
(Standard Tlne)

(Standard Time) =
200 p. m.--Final baseball scores.
7.10 TO 7.30 p. m.--"Jack Rabbit Stor-
les by David Cory, New York
Evening NAH
1852 to IL p. m.-Standard time
signals from Arlington.
11.01 y. m.--OfYicial weather forecast.
KDKA-Pittsburg.
700 p. m.--United States Public
Health Service Semi-weeltiy bull
letin.
500 p. m.-An address OF interest to
tho farmer. prepared by the Ma
tional Stockman and Farmer.
Home Furnishings" modern and
practical. by Miss Harriet Web
ster> Joseph Horne Co, Pitts
burg, Pa.
800 p. m.-Concert by John Ingram,
tenor. and George Jack, bass. ELL
wood. accompanist.
WFI-Philadclphln.
$50 to 4.3o p. MA musical program.
$50 10 500 p. m.-Baseball scores
WDAR-Philadclphia.
4.30 to p. m,-Latest dance music
and popular songs.
WOO-Philadelphia.
l2.45 p. m.-(daylight saving)--United
States weather forecast.
12.55 p. m.-Arlington time signal.
40 p. m.-Music.
7.30 p. m.-Concert by tho Harmony
Quartet and Orchestra. assisted
by Miss Gertrude Dohmen 80
prano; Miss Emile Kreider Nor
ris. reader. and Miss Lucy XII
patrick and Miss Bertha Myers
Atkins, accompanies.
600 p. m.--Recital by the wanamakc,
Grand Organ.
10.55 p. m.-Arlington time signal
United States weather forecas
and press dispatches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-14
Wilmington Players In "A Pair Of
Sixes.-

With a full-slzed permanent COM
pany the Wilmington Players are now
Offering at the oarrick popular at
fractions that heretofore have been
beyond their scope. This week finds
"A Pair OF Skies" holding high favor
with the clientele of the house. Farce
has proved the happiest medium OF
expression for the local stock COM
pany who ind themselves again in
this form OF performance with "A
Pair OF Skies" Already established
as one OF the bright sucoesses OF the
legitimate stage. this attraction has
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-14

The lnrgest thronss IN months have
viewed tho picture and every day
finds the audiences growing larger
and larger. Wilmington Ia but re-
peatipg on a smaller scale tho tire.
mcndous success TINT this MIN has
already enjoyed. II broke records for
attendance in New York whore II ran
simultaneously At two OF the leading
theatres. blood and Sand" In re-
mnrkable II only NJ Il faithful sdapta-
tion Of Vicente Ibansz's novel and the
stage play Of tho same name In which
Otis skinner enjoyed a season OF sue
cess last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-14
AMUsEMENTA
STAGE.
sMsrry widow at The Playhouse.

merry WIDOW" ~ Ihe flayhOuse.
'rhc most popular oporetta since tho
days of the Gilbert md Sullivan offer
ingn" Ia the way one enthusiastic re-
Viewer describes tho ever popular
Merry Widow" the delightful
vicnnesc operetta revived last season
by Henry w. Savage and duo to play
at Tho Playhouse tomorrow md Sat
urdAy. "Thc Merry Widow" has PLAY
ed In every civilized city OF any size
the world over. Sensational records
Of success were achieved by II In
vicnnn, Berlin, Paris, London Buda-
pest. Hamburg. Dresden. Brussels.
Moscow. Petrograd. Rome and count
nothing of every important city In
the United States and Canada.
~The Cat and the Canary"
"The Cat and the Canary" which In
In it's second season Mt the National
Theatre. New York, has proved .
sensational success. Aside from Ito
gripping story. so splendidly interpret
cd by tho company selected by Kill
bourn Gordon Inc. the play has a re-
| uiui Ntoi0 uBtSul w 'h'uthNS W. g
that holds them spcllbound. "The
Cat and-rh Canary" comes to The
Playhouse next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
"Princeton Five" nj the AIdine.
The fame Of the Six Brown Brother!
and their talking saxaphones is no
limited to vaudeville. Fred Ston
Featured them In his big shows and OF
the legitimate stage they acquired
lasting fame. One OF the brothers
Tom, has left the rank and Is now Il
vaudeville presenting tho "Princeto
F'ive.' who headlines the bill goin
into effect today at the Aldine Theatr,
Joe Rome and Lou Gaut are feature
! In when Extremes Meet" They ar
eccentric dancers. Joe Cooper an
, Mayme Lacey open the bill In "Danc
ing Moments" Laurie De Vine
8 called "Thc Versatile Beauty"
to her versatility. any woman who ca
: sing. dance. play the piano, xylophor
and do contortions Ms well. Is certain
= ly entitled to be called versatile
a McAvoy and Wilson complete the bi
{ with their variety speclalties"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-14
Festival ut Westminster.

The Sunday school of Westminster
Presbyterian Church will hold a peach
festival on the lawn adjoining the
church tomorrow from to 10 p. m.
Each class viii have certain duties TO
perform, In case Of bad weather, the
festival will be held indoors.