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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23

lr. Bibl vydal prvou cast sve-
no dila DER Zerfall Oester-
a naval j Kaiser und
sein Erbe". V teto knize zazna-
menava historii, jak vznikla !
proslula rakouska hymna 'Za-
chovej nam, hospodine :" Ia
cisare Frant. l., korunoVane-
no to vezenskeho direktora, V
tretlm roce jeho vlady 1894 byl
policejnimi spicly Vyprovoko- /
van hnusny process "proti zed-
narum a Jakobinum". Franti-
SEX |. a jeho dvorni chaska me-
Ii velike obavy, re francouzska
revoluce bude pusobiti svyml
dusledky nakazlive V RakOu-
sku a proto chteli exemplarnim
zakrocenim udusiti j sebe slab
81 jiskerky, jez by Sc die ilch
min6ni molly vzniti We velky
pozar. Ale nebylo pritiny k to-
muto zakroceni. Proto tajna
policie roZnaSela RUNE pOve-
sti radenl a zamySlenych u
tocich Jakobinu, take bylo Eat
teno nekolik "apoStolu svobo-
dy", az posleze Frantisek !. V
obavach pred ztratou 'trunu
svych otcu' dal sam primo po-
vel k raZneJSlmu VyStOupenl.
Hrabe Sauran, policejni reditel
dvorni, sam kdysi zednar, Wy
stihl, jak by Sc neilepe zavde-
Gil svemu panu proto "odha-
Ill jakobinske spiknuti" +.
1894. Jeho Spiclove roznaSeli
povesti, re Jakobini mail uz
vsechno pripraveno, zapali me
sto, mostly prachem vyhodi do
povetri a cisari chystaji osud
Ludvika XVI. A pax doSlo k
zatcenl "spiklencu"; magistrat
nlho rady Prandstaettera, mad
porutika a spisovatele 81. He
benstreita, prof. bar. Riedla,
drive ucitele cisarova, Gotthar
dyho, red. mar. divadla, redite-
lie zverolekaiske Skoly Wall
steina, kupce Hackela a Tile
teho hr. HohenWarta, pribuZ-
neho videnskeho arcibiskupa.
Ably sc vzbudila vSeobecna hru
ia, vyvolany protijakobinske
stvanice jinde, maine u
hrach. Vidensti "Jakobinci" OBJ
zalovani re zemezrady a tre-
baze process mimi byl paskvi-
lem sOudnlctVl, pfece Jeho
soudce - ak Sc nyni ZjiSt uje
nalezenych aktech = neu-
znaval, re by Sc mohlo iednati
O zemezradu. Ale krvavy Habs
burg chtel miti ia kazdou ce-
nu obeti, yystrazne potrestanl
a proto znotu Zavedl trest
smrti a kazal pouziti zakona o
velezrade 2. ledna 1895, tIe-
ha re zminena hrstka WIDEN
skych "idealistu, horlitelu a ne
spokojencu", ale list6 ne vele-
zradnych proVinilcu, byla ne
vinnou. Ma rozkaz nicemne
krutosti FrantiSka [. byli k ire
stu smrti odsouzeni po til dny
yystaveni na pranyri ma "Ho-
her Marktu" We Vidni, vydani
na pospas nadavkam, posmeS-
KUN videnske luzy, jez zvlcile
jasala mad dusevnimi mukami
odsouzenych. Tretiho dne pax
byli odsouzenci popraveni. Hra
be Sauran byl imenovan pax ci
sarem tamym radou a vladimir
presidentem dolnorakouskym.
Ably Sc ieste vice zavdecil. OBJ
jednal. dolIud jeste byl prubeh
spikleneckeho procesu a popra
Wy Jakobincu Y cerstve pane.
Il, "vZnesenou plsen rakouske-
no patriotismu', Josefen
Haydnem zhudebnelou hymnu
"Zachove.i nam. hospodine :
ia vznikla tedy pri teto prlle
zitosti nejcharakt kteristictej
sich pro zvrhle Habsburky, kte
: ii Y tomto smeru zustali na "trl
: ne svych otcu" duslednymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
ZITINY PLANY.

Zda Sc, re byv. cisarovna Ii
ia nemuze zapomenouti made
il plnych civil, jez ztravila
sveho casu aeroplanu pfi "a
letu do Mad arska. - Aspon
"Berliner Tageblatt" prinasl
obsahlou zpravu sVoho sensace
chtiveho dopisoVatele WIDEN
skeho, ktera pres vsecku do
brodruznou ztmelenost nebude
postradati urciteho vecneho
podkladu. Podle zminene tie
zpravy hodla Sc Zita Vratiti do
Svycar, ably tam predla dale
paSmo rejdu, preruSene smrtl
jeiiho manzela. Pripravila pry
81 zadost k spolkove rade svy-
carske, by sc mohla uSadlti ma
zamku wardeggskem, naleze-
1lclm JeJl matce. Tam chce
pracovati S novymi politicky-
mi poradci, hlaVne $ hrabetem
Hunyadym. Poslala 20 hrabe-
ii Josefu Karolvimu, ilSskemu
spravci Horthymu list, kterym
oznamuie, ze Sc take nadale
pokIada ia korunoVan0u kra-
lovnu uherskou a bude zasta-
vati prava neboztika krale.
dokud jeji nezletily syn Otto
(desetilety, mad nlmz vylio-
navati bude porutnictyi spo-
lecna Sc svym sHagrem Ma
KEN neprevezme trun,
Horthy pfirozene nenl prize
mne prekvapen noVou akci by
vale kralovny, nemuze vSak Je
il projev zataiiti uherskemu
narodu. Hleda tedy n. p. hr.
Bethlehem kompromis ten
rozum, ze by Hotthy byl def
nitivn6 poveren hodnosi SPRAY
ce rise do zletilosti Ottovy, tu-
diz iest6 na osm let. Take y
Rakouaku hodla pry Zita "a
haiti novou kampan pod pra-
porem velkorakouskym. - 81
diem cele akce bude Sllcpurk.
Stanou Sc pry pokusy, prim6ti
hvvaleho arciknlzete Eugena,
by sc postavil Y cello akce t.,
pro kterou jSou take hyv. M p.
hr. Clam MARITIME, byv. knlle
Schoenburg a JIM. Celia tate
spoleenost chce zlskati nekte-
re listy videnshe, by j.mi pro
pagoVala sNpje iGeJe. Prapra-
Nv k organisaci yeiikorakouske
strany isou jil hotoNN. Ilta
hcdIa syymi politlckymi agen-
ty yejiti pry take biizke sty
Ky Chorvaty 4 casti slechts
v republice Ceskoslovenske.- =
Potud zpravodaj berlinskehC
denniku. Videnska casopisy
kter6 roynez zgZaamenaval
tGto zpraru, oznacuji j Ia ne
pravdepodobnou. Nejen, u
rovazuji "a vylouceno, ably Svl
carsko dalo dovolenl K poby
tn Ztinu na SVEN uzemi all
zprava obsahuje cetne jin'
nespraInosti. Tax SlXtus parn
sky, n6mz Sc tyrdl, re byl "a
drzen ma pude rakousk3 pl
sve ceste do Mad arsila jiz da
vno neprojizdel yubec Rakou
skem. Take Schonta a Werk
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urged the new cabinet to build wisely
well.
In chapel Monday Miss Wilson Of
the Consurners' League spoke Of tho
paront-Toachers Association and
tried TO make tho girls see tho need
Il such an Organization for the state.
She said that ono aim ~ the associe-
ton was 10 get 30 good references
books IN nil the rural schools She
spoke of the success Of the associs-
ton already existing In tho state IN
getting books. illustrations and
magazines for Use IA the schools Shs
announced the State Parent Teacher
convention at Harrington on April 8.
ono purpose of the convention IL 70
think Of means for getting appropriate
tons from the state Legislature for
education. Educational leaders in tho
state will preside The guest of honor
will be y. y. Sergeant. of Paterson. n.
j.. who viii explain the model school
there. Open air schools and continues
ton classes will also be discussed.
Miss Wilson asked the cooperation -
the college girls in helping achieve
their aims.
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Mostly About People

been elected librarian In his place. Mr..
Blake has the record OF having OBJ
tanned more associate members for
the club than any ether member.
The card party given yesterday for
the benefit of tho Homeopathic
Hospital was successful. Firty-eix
tables were filled and 5000 was cleared.
Those in charge were Mrs. Robert
Pennington, Mrs. j. Montcith Jack son,
Mrs. J. Chester Gibson, Mrs Harold
s. Schutt, Mrs. Joseph Bancroft. Mrs
Charles X. Weston.
Rehearsals for Tho New Century
Revue" 10 be given on Apil 20 ore
coming we'll Mira. william c. Blatz
Is stage manager and Miss Madeleine
G.. Reed Is directing the dances. The
affair is for the benef,t OF Hope Farm
The Mask and Wig Club win pre-
sent William Tell" at The Playhou sc
on April 20. There VIII be matinee
and evening performance and 8 sup
per and dance IN the Hotel du Pont
ballroom. The mems committee IN
charge comprises George =. Capelle
Jr., G. Morris Whiteside. Donald Ash
brook. Peter Blatz and DR.. William c
Speakman.
Mrs. J. II. Hosser OF New York Is
the guest Of Mrs. Il. G.. Buckener.
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PREVENTS PROMOTION
Bureau Of Research Of State
School Board Complies In
teresting Report.

Dover, March Professor n. f.
Stahl, director Of tn bureau Of research
Of the State Board Of Education, has
compiled interesting statistics relative
20 school attendance in Delaware during
the past months Of the school term,
from information gathered by the
Service Citizens Of Delaware.
One interesting phase Of the report,
which concerns non-attendanCe, shows
| that in Kent county alone, last year l27
white boys and 100 colored BOYS Of the
single-teacher schools had 10 be with
held from promotion because they had
not attended school regularly, remaining
out 70 work The total number of white
| bows in the single teacher schools of the
county last year was 800; the number
OF colored boys in the colored schools,
434. The percentage OF attendance
for l92l-l922, prior to February /, was
M follows:
Elementary and high schools-New
Castle county, September So per cent
October, 90; November 81; December,
SO; January, 82.6. Kent county, Sep
tcrnber, II; October, 85; November SO;
December, 85; January, $40. Sussex
county, September, 70; October, "a;
November, IS; December, So; January,
81.
High schools of special districts-A. /.
du Pont, September GAL; October, 81;
November, $50; December. 94.4; jan
uary, s5.5. Newark, September, 953;
October, $50; November, 939; Deem
Der, 93.4; January, $50. New Castle,
September, S9.4; October, OILS; Novem-
I kar fl.,.,,h.r O.
S5.5; Smyrna, September, 90.7; October,
"a; November, 9l4; December, 92.3;
January, 92.2. Dover, September, 94.3i
October, GAL November, 90; December
900; January, 90.5. Caesar Rodney
September, SS.4; October, 95.2; Novem-
Der, 92.7 December, 1913; January, 90.4
Harrington, September, 81; October
93.7; November, 94.7; December, 94.5
January, 9l.9. Milford, September, &c. 8
October, 95.S; November, 94.7; Deem
ber SS.6; january, 90.4; Georgetown;
September, 94.5; October, COL; Novem-
ber 972; December, 96.3; January, 90.4
Lewes, September, 92.2; October, 90
November, 81; December, $40; Jan
uary, ISL. Seaford, September, 9l.7
October, 93.4; November, 96.4; Deem
Der, $40; January, 936; Laurel, Sep
TENDER, oO.S; October, 94.9; Novemt er
96.2; December, 95l; January. Ola
The percentage of attendance during
January in special elementary districts
was as follows: A. |. du Pont, S3.6; Clay
mont, S6.4; Newark, SOL; New Cast
S6.7; Smyrna, SIG; Dover, 776; Caesar
Rodney, S3.l; Harrington, SO; Milford
sos; Georgetown, S54; Lewes, S2.4
Seaford, % l; Laurel, $50.
The colored schools of the State have
good attendance records. The January
percentage of attendance in New Castle
county was sos; in Kent county, 6S4
and in Sussex, 72l.
The January percentage Of attendance
in the special district schools was as fol
lows; Claymont, SG.3; Newark, S7.5
New Castle, us; Smyrna, Sill;
Dover 90.3; Caesar Rodney, 54.S
Harrington, 900; Milford, s5.5
Georgetown, II Lewes, S92; Seaford
1876; Laurel, SIS.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
COUNCIL LUNCHEON
To be Held in the Hotel du Pont
on tho Afternoon OF
April S.

Tho Washington Heights Century
Club viii hold It's council luncheon
in tho du Barry room of the Hotel du
pont on April nj 1 o'clock. Miro. irwin
l.. How~tt is general chairman OF the
committee on arrangements. and Is
rY,letcd by Mrs. Carroll Griflith. Mrs.
!, 70. Fuller and Mra. Laura V. Mckay
The list Of hoeteeses IL M follows
Mrs. r. J. Wier. Mrs John Waite.
Mrs. ". J. Inckey. Mrs. Harry Nc
Cutcheon, Mrs. Joseph Scott. Mrs. j
n. Hoffman. Mrs. Laura V. Mckay
Mrv. Carroll Grlfnth. Mrs. Harry Oils
Mrs. G. II. Dillon. Mrs. J. M. Brent
finger, and Harry Lewis.
Mrs. Clarence Fralrn will he toast
mistress md the following will re-
spond Mrs. J. y. Boyer. president of
the Stats Fedora ton; Mrs s. Blair
Ruckie of the Chester New Century
Club. end Mrs. Thomas G. Alexander
president OF tho Women's Club oi
Claymont.
An interesting program has beer
arranged, consisting of vocal solos bl
Mrs. clifford Mannering and Mrs
Hurry r. Morelond; reading by Miss
Grace Baird. and piano selections bJ
Nrre. Charles r.. Griffith. The clul
chorus will also sing.
The current events class viii Job
serve "'tible" day on April in th'
clubhouse, when Rev. II. w. Trapnell
rector Of ST. Andrews Church viii
speak on Job. the Man" Appropriot L
Biblical selections will be read by Mrs
W u Douglas md Mrs J. e. Fuller
Mrs George Cornell will give curren
events. Mics Alva FARRELL will Civ,
pis no selections.
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NEW CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS

All hut two OF tho resident presl-
dents OF the New Century club were
present at tho current events class
yesterday morning and gave greetings
to the members. The executives who
were present wcre Mira Frederick
Rrlnshurrt. who now holds tho chair
Of office. Mrs. II. II. Iiayner. 1els-lp20.
Mrs. Margaret Berlin. l9i6-19ls: Mrs.
J. Allen Colby. lslt-i9i6: Mira. G. i.
WOllaston, 19l2-l9i4: Mrs. Horace
Belts. l9Os-lsi0: Miss =. Cornclia
Bowman. i9o0-I9o2: Mrs. a. ID. War
ncr. lseo-ls92.
Mrs. George T. Brown Eave a talk
on current events. Mrs. william
Bradford reviewed John Galsworthy's
Castles I'm Spain" Mrs. Julian Adair.
Mrs. John Brady and Miss Madeline
Reed sang Every Flower from
Pucoini's Madame Butterfly" Miss
Mabel Haley accompanied them and
also played "Grillen." Schumann, and
Ala dieu-A Aimee" Schult. Miss
Mabel Talley read an original story.
Mrs. Edmund NJ. Barsham has been
chairman for the month.
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EyANGELISTIC BAND AT
DELAW ARE AVENUE

From April TO 16. with the ex-
ception OF Saturday evenings. the
Grocer EvangelLstic Band. a company
Of eight young men. under The leader
chip OF Captain John r. Lechner, will
conduct services at the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church.
The men, who are excellent speak
ers. are Percy L. Graham. Philip J.
Mclean. Jr., Robert Z. Crinch. Rich
ard l.. Everett. Harry F. hendricks,
Samuel Il. Smith and Charles +. Weed.
Some Of them have rendered service
In the World War and received media IS
for bravery. There win be special sing
ers every evening and the services
Will DO open to all.
In preparation for these services
cottage prayer meetings are being
held both In the city and suburban
homes OF the members.
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RECITAL AT LONGwOOD.
Music Folk Had Delightful Time Amid
Tropical Surroundings.

Through the kindness of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre 8. du Pont, the Delaware
State Music Teachers Association
held n delightful concert Saturday
afternoon in the magnificent Exhibi-
ton Hall at Iongwood. The guests,
who included the members OF the Del
aware State Music Teachers Associa-
ton. the Association of Organists, the
Music Committee. the Delaware Mu-
steal Association, and their friends.
were greeted by Mrs. Charles L. Grif-
fifth, president OF the Music Teachers
Association. They were taken through
the Conservatory. which was especial
ly beautiful with It's lavish display OF
spring flowers, the lavendar and white
lilaCs and the red and white lilies
being particularly pleasing. Mr. and
Mrs. du Pont opened the dressing
room TO the guests and in every way
extended hospitality TO them.
The concert was an especially lns
program of serious music George s
Babcock charmed every one with hi,
mastery solos on the great organ
Autumn" Edward Johnston; In
Moonlight" r. Kinder; Pilgrims
Chorus" from "Tannhau.er," Wsg.
ner. The friends of Charles f. Grit
nth who is on a brief visit from his
| home in Boston were glad TO hear his
exquisite violin music once more
Ably accompanied by T. Leslie Car
penter, he played Nobody Knows the
Trouble I've Seem" a Negro spiritua
arranged by Burleigh; Hymn to the
sun" from lie Coo d Or" Rimsky'
! Korsakow- Kreisler. and "Parsifa
| Paraphrase." Wagner whitening
Frederick Stanley Smith gave excell'
organ solos, "Marche Russo" Sch
minke, and Venetian Love Song,
! Ncvin. He was the accompanist foi
Mrs. Leonard Wales in her splendidl,
rendered solo. Il Heard the Voice o
Jesus" Harris. Miss Kathryne Ros
delighted everyone with her beautiful
contralto solo, The Voice in the VII
derness." Mr.. Smith accompanied her
Mr.. Carpenter also pleased the audi
cree with his organ selections
Largo" Handel, "Hosannah," Wachs
After the concert, Mr.. Wales in be
half OF the association thanked Nj
and Mrs. du Pont for their hospitality
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wOMHS's AID. PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD SYSTEM

Tho annual meeting OF tho Eastern
Region 10 the Wcmens Aid Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad System will
be held tomorrow from II to In the
Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. IN West Phila-
delphia. A large delegation is ex-
pected from tho Southern Grand Di-
vision. Those leaving Wilmington
will 20 on the e.s6 train from the
French street station. Luncheon
tickets may be procured on the train
from the superintendent OF divisions.
The speakers will be W. w Atterbury
and Elisha Lee. A play will follow
their addresses.
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BEACON CLUB BANQUET.

More than ESQ PERSONS ore expect
ed TO attend the firth annual banquet
and dance OF the Beacon College Club.
IN the Hotel du Pont, Wednesday eve
ming. April 19. The dinner will be held
in the du Barry room and dancing
will take place in the Gold ballroom
The Original Six orchestra will fur
nish music
Among those who have accepted in
v1tations are Mayor and MaB. Leroy
Harvey. The mayor will act as toast
master at tho banquet A nationally
known speaker Will be secured. E1hi-
bition dancing VIII be a feature OF
the program. and the dinner program
will include singing between the
courses. Leo Lange, vice-presdent OF
the club. Il chairman OF the commit
tee on Arrangements.
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SENSIBLE, THINKING WOMEN

no longer doubt the efficacy Of that
oldfashioned root and herb medicine.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. because it relieves the ailments
to which they are afflicted. In almost
every neighborhood there are living
witnesses OF its wonderful effects
Therefore. II you doubt It's value or
power to help you. ask your nelghbor
In nine times out OF ten she has been
benefited by its use or knows someone
who has. It will pay you TO give this
root and herb medicine a trial.
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MARSHALLTON CIVIC CLUB.

The seventh and eighth grades Of
the MarshalltOn School entertained
the Marshailton Civic Club at It's semi
monthly meeting on Wednesday night
The program included songs by the
school. piano duet. Elizabeth Tanning
and Marshall Benjamin; recitation
Hats on" Carl Watson; dialogue.
"A Health Play" violin selection. Al
bert Biddle; recitation, Weather Sig
nails Elsie Fountain; recitation,
When Hubby 'Spects Her Beau" Ella
Mackison; dialogue. Mother Wins"
recitation. "Baby's Visit to Church"
Winifred Broadbent; recitation, The
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College Girls in Gymnasium Work
BY Nellie ID. Blair

Newark, March 2o.--Ailss Parkhurst.
physical culture instructor at the
Womens College. University Of Dele
ware, has arranged competitive and
exhibitive program 10 be given IN the
Arnory at Newark. Friday evening AZ
o'clock. The members OF tho Fresh
man and Sophomore gymnasium
classes viii take part. The public is
invited 10 attend these exerciees. Ths
entrance fec of rs cents will go to
fund for n new gymnasium.
The program win open with
marching and gym drill by the mem
hara Of both classes. This will be fol
lowed by n game. "clubs down. be
tween the two classes. Both classes
viii engage In a rhythmic drill. a group
~ folk dances will follow Shebo gar .
| Ritka and Ribbon dance. A relay race
| between the classes win follow the
| dumb bell drill. Then there viii he an
exhibition Of apparatus work. Tho pro
gram will close with dancing i'm ros
tune. Misses Ruth Hayman and
| Eleanor Rush will dance an Irish jig
The other dance will be- n tarsntella
Tho exhibit Is being held 10 inter
est people IN tho athletics OF tho col
lege. There will be three Judges from
ont Of town, one Of them being Mes
| wainwright Of tho Wilmington High
| School.
Interest In Art.
| Considerable interest in art Is being
taken at the college During the past
| few days Mifs Rachel W. Taylor. the
art instructor at the WOmena Col
| lege. took her class in the appreciation
| Of art 10 Washington. where the girls
| visited the Lincoln Memorial. Cochran
Art Gallery and the Congressional Ii
| brary. They were especially interest
ed In the mural paintings I'm the Con
| gressionel library. After visiting thu
galleries, they climbed the Washing
ton Monument. and had dinner 1T the
Grace Dodge Hotel. which IL run en-
iirely by and for women. Those IN the
party were Grace Marvel. Mildred
Wolfendon. Rebecca Wollaston, Anna
scriven. Mary Eisenbrsy and Delms
Danks.
Tho past weekend Edi'h Wang at
tended the Winter Exhibit Of Fin
Arts at the Academy q Fine Arts 81
Philadelphia Miss Wang IL greatl
J Interested IN art. having studied 81
China before coming to this country
In addition To her other college work
she Is studying art and painting. Ms
Wang entered tho Women's Colleg
in February from the University n
California She studied ~ the Nationa
. Chinese University IN China bsfor
coming 10 this country. She IL
member Of the Junior Class.
At the meeting Of tho Y. w. z. 4
on Sunday night the new officers wer
Installed. Miss Dorothy Ford. tn
outgoing president. thanked the cab
: met for their unfailing cooperstio
and service and impressed on the ne7
cabinet tho responsibility and privi
: lege Of Office In ono Of the most activ
examinations IN college. She urge
all the girls to give their interest an
help TO tho new officers. and the
turned over the duties OF Office TO IN
new president. Miss Emily Lcdenhan
who spoke Of her sense OF apprecia
ton Miss Laura Clark spoke Of tn
Inauguration Of the new officers as
, turning point in the college life an
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BRIDGEyILLE TUESDAY
NIGHT CLUB

Bridgcville. March 2s.-The weekly
session OF the Bridgeville Tuesday
Night Club. was held last week, Mrs.
r. q. Jones presiding. Mrs. William
Dimes. chairman OF the meeting
read an interesting paper on Com
mercial Relations With the United
States" Several short readings rela-
tive to the subject were given by mem
bers OF the club. Mrr. c. Leon Can
non read paper on Churches OF
Sussex County" Yesterday Miss Anna
Short was chairman OF the meeting
The subject was "Hardwoods OF South
America"
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Ba,aar For Denconess Home.

The annual bazaar for the Hannah
Riddle Deaconess Home will be held
tomorrow and Friday in Grace Church
house. All the Women's Home MIS-
sionary Societies OF the Methodist
Churches in the city are cooperating.
A bake will be held all day. Tomor-
row from 80 TO o'clock luncheon
will be served and supper will be
served from $50 to 7. Candy. fancy
work, aprons, ice cream and novelties
will be for sale. Mrs. Bayard Kane
Brown is general chairman.
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ARTS AND CRAFTS
AT NEW CENTURY CLUB

The arts and crafts committee ara
hard at work on the exhibition OF
articles made and loaned by members
OF the century club. This exhibit will
be held in the club drawing room.
Tuesday. April 4. from IL 10 5 O'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Embarrassing Hairs
Can be Quickly Removed
(Beauty Cultured

the under arms. neck and face by this
quick. painless method; Mix into a
stir paste some powdered delatone
and water. spread on hairy surface
and in or minutes rub of. wash
the skin and II win be free from hair
or blemish. Excepting In very stub
born growths. one application Is sur
1cient. To avoid disappointment, buy
the delatone In an original package
nd mix fresh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29
Jewish Holidays.

A number OF important holidays VIII
occur IN the Jewish calendar FOR ths
yenr 1922. Jewish year Of 5sS2. during
the next few months. They arc, Pass-
over, April 10: Passover, last day.
April 20; Lag B'Omer, May 10:
Shevuoth, June 2; Fast Of Tamuz,
July 10: TGsha BAY. August ;; Ersv
Rosh Hoshanah. September %.