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Woman. NIssionary Society

The woman'n Foreign Missionary
society Of IN. University M.shedis,
church win Efve n dinner Friday
January 10. az s1o y m. at the
church. Mrs. c. w. seoord and Mrs.
j. III. Neville win tell OF their trip TO
baltimore. Mrs. A. n. L. gerlerman
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your medicine. IL
seemed thatJ had
some kline Of
weakness 90 that
] could not carry a
child It's full time.
The last time |
was troubled this
way ] had a ner-
yous breakdown
and was q com
plete wreck. The
doctor thought |
would not live and
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stanford. Woman. Club

The quarterly meeting OF the STAN
ford wonsn's club VIII be held at
IN. womsn's University club Fri.
day. January 10. with luncheon
served at isao o'clock Dr. Maud
Parker win speak on better Health
at the ciose az the innefwon.
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neia Theta ~ Mothers club will
msc; NJ the chapter honse. 1917 T.
s7th e. Friday. January 10. 81 2
p. m. Nrr. w. y. Fisher and Mrs
L. r.. F~rria, hosfs..~a
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Tho University Guiid OF the ortho.
pedio hospital. will meet Friday.
January 10. at ~. home Of Mrs
Ira ~ Watson. sss2 18th ave. ~ v.
The assisting hoatcsse~ will be
Mrs. Florenc~ Dursan. Mrs. J. ~
Winston and Mira d. r. Huffner
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Bridge and Nah Jongg
PdrtB

Tho wonrn's University club il
arranging hridgr and Nah Jongg
party In tho auditorium for wednea,
day. February 7. az 2 o'clock. The
affair win be for members and their
guests.
The annual stunt dinner for mem
bcrs only takes plar Friday eve
ming. January 20. for which reserva.
tions must be made by Monday noon.
January q.
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Tea for Benefit of
Chnnffr House

The Mothers club OF zesa Tau
Alpha fraternity entertained this aft.
ernoon with bridge party for the
benefit OF the chapter house AZ the
home Of Mira Ray Hyatt. ssiS
Franklin ave-
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Seattle
Society
Mr.. and Mrs. Bdckus
Hosts at DiRner-Ddnce;
Dinners at WomcR's
University Club.

Mr.. AND MRS MANSON =.
wi RACkUS are entertaining with
. dinner % twenty tour covers az the
slnnerdance saturday evening a the
Rainier club. Invitations have been
confined 10 members OF the club.
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Miss Baird
Dinner Hostess

Miss Elizabeth Baird Is sponsoring
. dinner for ten Friday evening be-
fore the Kappa Kappa Gamma sor-
ority's formal dance at ths Women's
University club.
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Celebrate Anniuersaru

Mr.. ana Mrs Edward 8. Sears viii
| celebrate tho eighth anniversary II
their marriage with a dinner %
twelve covers on Sunday evening. at
their home.
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PlnR Bridge Epenina

Mr.. and Mrs. c. 1. Spencer are en-.
tertsining with a bridge Of nine a,
blcs on Friday evening. az their
home
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Morgan
Mills aud daughters. Gwladya and
Dorothy. OF San Francisco. arrived
"Wednesday and ara guests at tho
Hotel Sorrento for "a week
Mr.. ana Mrs. ". W. Reed nstta
are recelying conRfntuia.
tiana upon tho birth Of a daughter
dorothy ANN. January iC. a, tho
swedish hospital.
Mrs. Claude G. Ramsay. who un.
derwent an operation M The Virginia
Mason hospital Monday. ~ reported
to be progressing nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. James III. Lyons and
son, James, Jr.. sailed on the Preai.
dent Hayes on a trip TO South
America.
Mrs. George W. Mahoney and
Mrn. Ceclle Mahoney Kane have
taken an apartment at the Alta
Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred DenbiEh OF
Washington. -. c.. are guests at
the Hotel Gowman for short time.
MIR Ross Downs returned last
night from a trip In the East and
South.
Mira John Mclean IL leaving the
last Of the week for IA trip 10 Cali.
furnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". O. Mnnion left
yesterday for Singapore. 10 be away
for six months
Mrs H. A. Derlckson and son
Bowen left sunday for New Orleans.
Go visit relatives for two months.
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Mrs. Fo1 Luncheon
Hostess

Mrs J. n. Fox entertained with
luncheon OF ts covers az her home
on Monday afternoon, compliment
lng Mrs John c. Eden. who leaves
soon for trip abroad. An Italian
garden OF fragrant spring blossoms
was the attractive table decoration
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Deiicafc-s~n Sale M Epiphany
Church

The ladies OF the Epiphany guild OF
the Epiphany church viii have a del
icatessen sale nj the church, satur,
day. January 20, from II 70
O'Clock.
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Seward Social and Literary club
PENNSYLVANIA study Club

The Pennsylvania study club VIII
mes, with Mrs. Nsitis r. winger.
go 18TH ave. ~. Friday. January 10.
at 2 n. m n. ~ Weeks. chairman OF
tho Legislative. department 81 the CITY
Federation. win address tho club on
billie hcfor. tho Legislature There
will ~ musical program and
shower viii BE- given Take No, II
ear e. Thomas ~;
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Hosts SATURDAY. EUeuino

Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. L. Woodland
viii be dinner hosts AT their home
Saturday evening. entertaining six.
teen guests.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ALOHA Auxiliary No. 4

Alpha Auxiliary will entertain
With a dance on Friday evening.
January 20. AZ tho old X. p. hail.
A cordial Invitation Is extended TO
all
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Harrison PIT. A. win mevt Fri.
day. January 10. at ; o'clock An
interesting speaker viii be present
ed and refreshments served
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The child hygiene committee 81
the Seattle council % PIT. a. viii
meet Friday ~ I o'clock I'm tho
school board room Or Paul Tur'
ner % the state hoard OF health
viii speak on Health M Ma.
tlonal Asset" Miss Ruth Carroll
Will discuss milk and liz good
values.
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Pictures Of robins. holly ana 70
on came into use on Christmas cards
In 1863.
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NERVOUS WOMAN
COMPLETE Wreck
Tells How She Was Made Well
by Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound

Indianapolis, Ind. Now want 20
tell you lust what induced me 10 take
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Mimi snelaI CIuh

Allah Social club win meet Fri
day. January 10. al : .. m. at Size
Director ~ Hontrsses. Mrs. Helen
Barclay. Mrs. blanche Le crone and
Mrs. Florence serKenscn. All East.
ern Stars invited
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


Tho various guilds Of the Ortho-
pedlc hospital viii meet on Friday.
January A.. az follows.
capitol ifui. with Mfs cecil Bacon. So
r.. Prospect a.
nsnny .ruhrman. with Mr. Norris
Hayes gfgt ioth ave. ~. for All dAY sss
siau Members bring lunch.
East Highland Drive. with ars. =. q.
Ehaitah. 1851 aist ave. ~ At 10 a m
rifs, Iuii. with Mrs.. W A. Peters isis
Frink park. with M. ~. 70. Holmes.
$40 seth ave, g.. ~ 1859 y, mt
futsriahsn with Mrs. Frederick Grin
neH. asaa arnd ave ~.
taufnihurHt with Mrs, T. Mudgs
MRdronn. with Mrs orange Jacobs. Jr,
FtaFenee Court. al 1880 a m
Meunt Baker Park Ia tho club hpuss.
Tor sewfnF. az TO- 70 a, ~
9usun Anne, with Mrs. W. r Whtinsfs
tst Highland Drive, al ieilo a. m.
Hanten nan. with Mra ~ n Jordan
1895 sand ave. ~, for sswinE. st 10 70
University. with Mrs. Ira a. watson.
tsss ifth ave ~ w.. all day session.
Washington PARK. with AIRS winthrop
ueysy. "a san ave ~ AZ p -, -.
sunset, with Nrs. D. W. risht, taaE
Russell ave. a .. m.
North Queen knns. with Mrs. O bur
astt $50 Wheeler q
Medina. Win Nr,. chafis. Lyons Tor
sewing 81 10 m.
Coterie Club
The Cotcrie club viii meet Friday
afternoon. January 10. at the ciuh
house. 1850 University way Execu'
tiv~ session at i:tb p. IN, Program
at 3ls o'clock Or. Alexander y.
Roberts. president OF the centraha
Normal school and lecturer on educa.
ton at the University OF Washing
ton. win speak on the subject. Have
our Public schools Too Many
F'riiisT''
Ridgiry Social Club
nidghy Social club will have an
Informal dance and card party. Fri.
day. January 10. AZ . y m. a. Odd
Fellows temple. 10th and =. Pine 1t.
Colonel Ellsworth Circle. q. A. II.
Colonel Ellsworth circle. Ladies' Of
the q. A. r., viii have a card party
in Veterans hall. Armory. Friday
evening. January 10. 40 o'clock. All
welcome
Seward Social and Literary Club
seward Social and Literary club
meets with Mrn. q. " Taylor. te2i
esud ave T.. Friday afternoon. Jan.
uary ~. ~ o'clock Mra Margaret
Mooney viii assist tho hostess. and
the speaker viii be Mrs Sophie l.
W. Clarke
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Informal Luncheon

Mrp w. w. Ewlng entertained
wednesday afternoon at her home
Al limits Point with an informal
luncheon.
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The WOman's Missionary society
Of the First Presbyterian church
will meet Friday afternoon At z
o'clock IN the ladies' pariorr. Miss
Ruth Nelson. whose parents are
spending their furlough in Seattle
after 80 years as missionary work.
ers. viii be the speaker OF the after.
noon. Miss Nelson was born Ia
China and has been In missionary
work for seven years. She was sta
toned at Lung Chow Shenai ~. v.
China. near the border OF Kansu
province. where the terrible earth
quake occurred IN December. 1890.
an earthquake no disastrous as 70
cause the deaths Of 200. 900 people and
the deatruction OF 100 cities and
towns. Miss Nelson and her family
did rescue work among tho women
and children % this district Miss
Josephine Van Lobberegt viii sing
n group of songs.
A delightful tea has been arranged
In honor OF Miss Nelson and her
mother. following the afternoon
meeting The hostesses aro Mrs
Leroy Baird. Mrs I. J. Logan. Mrs.
A. a. Wright. Mrs. Y. l.. Forbes.
Mrs. Erick Johnson. Mrs. J. A.
McAusian, Mrs. A. 81. Mclean and
Mrs Margaret Hamilton.
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Annual celebration 90 birthday Of
Robert r. Lee BY Robert r. Ice
chapter Daughters OF the Confcd-
cracy. at home % Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Kcllehcr. ilis spring At.
Friday. January 10. at p. IN.
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AmerioAnlration Department


Amcricnnina,ion department. Won.
ans Century club. viii meet at
". w. c. A.. Friday. January 10.
at i2so o'clock.
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Washington boulevard W. c. t. U

Washington boulevard W. c. 7.
q. will meet IN tho chapel. aist
ave. ~, and Madison at. Friday.
January 10. at n n. m. The Rev.
Ambrose Bailey and George r. Cot.
terill speakers In afternoon. Lunch
AZ noon.
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Ladies' Literary and Musical Club
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club viii be entertained by Mrs. r.
+. kesney. 40 r. nth IT.. Friday.
January 10. at .:5o .. IN.
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Dunlap PIT. A.

Dunlap PIT A. will have an eve
ming Friday. January 10. at 4
o'clock AZ the school. Judge Reah
whitehead VIII speak on ''LoEisla.
tive Topics" MIR. H. vivian will
lead the community singing lie.
freshmantn.
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eino be n symposium on How 10 XIII
an Auxiliary"
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Angora Gro,to will give rs fourth
dance OF series IN Masonic Temple,
on Friday evening. January 10
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1924 Mairons' club will meet with
Mrs Carrie Hough,on. 500. Bagiey
ave. for o'clock luncheon. on FRI
day. January 10.
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Tho Ladies CT the Golden North
viii entertain with a whist party.
Friday. January 10. at 1881 First
ave. At y. m All Aiaakana In.
vited,
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P,ihlan Sl.ler.

rythian Sister, will have their
monthly card party Friday. January
10. 10 tho X. Of r. hail. Third and
Virginia ~. Good prizes and re-
freshmentn.
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Colonel Ellsworth circle. Ladies az
the q. A. r.. VIII have a card party
in Veterans hall. Armory. Friday
evening. January 10. 40 o'clock. All
welcome.
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Ridg~y Social club will have an
Informal dance and card party. Fri
day. January 10. AZ p. m. a. Odd
Fellows temple. 10Th and 4. Pine 1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS
ELECT 1923 OFFICERS
Also Decide to Operate Motor
Corps for Hospital. at
Annual Meeting.

At the annual meeting OF the Junior
League mt tho home ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Russell ~. Durham. last night. Mies
Elinor Thompson was reelected
president for tho ensuing year. ~
Mis Thompson In visiting members OF
her family In the Orient, all official
business viii be charge OF Mrs.
Charles a. Higgins. vice-prceident.
Other officers elected nre: Mrs
Clement W. Miller. recording secre-
tary: Niles victorine du pont. CORE
spending secretary, and Miss can
stance Moore, treasurer
The League decided 90 operate q
motor corps IN connection with the
work 81 the orthopedlc clinic OF the
Delaware Hospital. Miss Victorine
du Pont will ba I'm charge ~ tho corps
which viii operate five daya n week
Two members OF tho League VIII he
ON duty every day.
The League also decided 10 appoint
n committee 20 work I'm conjunction
with tho V. w. g. A. I'm arranging foi
tho lecture of Miss Margaret Slattery
NJ tho New Century club. on Ienuail
20. Mrs Charles a. Higgins " chair
man 81 tho committee. which include
Mrs. william Durham. Mrs 1'homa'
Harris. Mrs. James Shaw. Mlss Con
stance Moore. Misses Alice johnson
Marsery Spoakman. Marion Bett'
Mary Marvel. Alice Candoe an
Frances Sellers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.
W. &. Spruarce and Charles Hagncr
Entertain nj Meeting.

At the January meeting OF the so
cic,y Of Natural History Of Delaware,
last evening. w. 4. Spruance showed
n series OF beautifully colorcd lantern
slidos illustrative of n recent trip to
the Island Of rorto Rica. They In
ciuded views OF the principal towns
and seaports. with their Spanish style
OF architecture. Some of the places
showed evidence Of recent earthquake
damage.
The slides also showed the people
and their ways OF life and tho gradual
development Of the fertile portiona of
the island. The scenes taken in the
forest sections were particularly beau
al
charts Hagner. Jr., showed a fine
collection OF hawk moths. native and
foreign. including almost every spec
cs which should he resident Of Della
ware. one specimen of exceptional
interest was captured on an electric
light on Brandywine street bridge last
summer. IL IL an exceedingly rare
specimen OF moth. only ten ot it's
kind being included in the collections
Of the world.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
LEGION WILL FLOAT
BOND ISSUE ON DEBT
To Wipe Out Heavy Obligations
Incurred Two Years Ago; to
be Sold to Members Only.

\ bond issue 20 he circulated among
members of various posts VIII he
fioa'ed H. the American Legion city
,e,mn.ttco to wipc ont heavy debts
Incurred IN several unsuccessful ven
lures two years ago. IL was decided
at meeting 81 the committee last
night IN tho old Colony club.
Members cf the committee appointed
go prepare arrangements for tho issue
of the bonds IN email denominations
are David Snellcnhurg, Colonel Joseph
e. lawson l., VI Roe. Dunbar Muhl-
hansen and James Nlorford.
Charles COKE. principal OF Tho WI
miugton High school was reelected
chairman of tho city committee at
tho meeting lIc rs also commander NJ
the Delaware Poet No. !. Harry
C,hos'v the George usher Post No.
rs Wac re-elcCte,l secretary.
Mnv,r Harvey has accepted the in
vitation N thu pOst ~ which Mr.. Coke
Is commander. to address tho membeu'
a. i's next meeting in the state Ar
mory Monday night ON What the le
rlor can pn FN'r the city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
STORY CHAPTER INsThLLS.
Ceremony Feature 81 Annual Ran.
apet Held Last Night.

The Julia VI. story Chapter. q. =.
s. held i;s nth annual banquet I'm the
odd Fellows Han last night Officers
for the ensuing year were Installed.
Gifis ard flowers were presented to
tho retiring and incoming officers J.
chandler PYLE delivered the invocation.
Worthy Natron Violet 4. Rush de
ll,ered the address 81 welcome. sing
ing was directed IVY william L. White.
Tire officers installed for 1923 were:
Jennie NJ I'm Worthy Matron;
Law W Miller. Worthy Patron. An
raNclle Sauter. Associate Matron:
Elmira y. Duncan. Secretary; Isa-
hoIie J Savin. Treasurer. Helen
Ward pyie. Conductro~a: Elizabeth
Wise. Associate Conductress; Alberta
T. Elliott. Chaplain. t,ottie l. Zebloy,
Marshal. Ella r. Clever. OrEauist 4;
Mary Mullen. Adah. Lucille NJ
Rogers. Ruth. Lola L. Sapp. Esther
Mary = Evans. Martha, kathryn =
Cramer. Flccta. Mabel l. Poole,
Warden. John Frederick. Sentinel.
The committee ON arrangements
comprised. isabelle =. Slavin. chair
man. MAY J. lahlle. AF'tAlt I. E'hA'A
Samuel u. IIll. Daniel 4. Hodges.
The committee on arrangement wa
compossnd ~ isabelle :. Savin. chair
man. Mary Frame. lsottie I. zehley
Samuo. r I'LL Dan.c. y Hodges. The
retiring officers are. Violet 4, Rush
worthy matrou. Andrew Cathcart
worthy patron. Jennie NJ. Hin. as
aoclate ma;ron: Elmlra Duncan. SOC
rotary. isabelle J. Sav!n. treasurer
Anuabel,e sautcr. conduc;ress. Heller
Ward Pyle. associate ConductreSs
sue W. White. chaplain: Elizabeth
WISE marshall. Ella T. Cloaver
orgau.. Helen c Brown. Adah, Irene
w Walsh Ruth. Grace Willis
Es;hes. Harriet 7. Rlest. Martha
Beatrice V. Nah. Electa. Elizabeth W
Mcss.ck. warder. Jay W. Miller. sen.
;inel. The trustees are John Fred
er.ck. George T. Sau;er. Daniel A
Hodges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
FOUR ECblpSES.
Two 81 the sun and Two ~ the
Moon This Year.

There will be four eclipses this year.
two OF the eun and two OF the moon.
An annular eclipse Of tho sun. on
March ~ will be visible to South
America and Africa.
A total eclipse Of the sun ON Sep
tembe 10 will be visible 60 North
America South America tho Yves, In
dies and Asia.
A partial eclipse of tho moon. on
March and 3 will be visible to- North
America. South America. tho Wes,
Indies. Asia and Africa.
\ partial eclipse of tho moon. on
August 20. viii be visible 90 North
America. South America. tho wes'
Indies, Australia and Asia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
wIrh 90 pRAYIR
SERVICES At BETHANY

Toe Wrei ot PRAYER 10 Bethany
nnutIrf church. Eim and Jackson
sireotf waF opened with service lasf
vveninr To- a p Williamson. Tho
phstor BEL proa,hiur ever, evening.
~ suhlrci IHst ulrhf i.eirr Thanks
EiNinF and 'unfrssior 90 Sins The
subject fur tonight World Wide
iNnnHcIisu. Sew World Movement. o.
iurluirs nl enterprise
TirHU meetings are open o. an and
hunIn each evening at tft and are held
in iht chapel of tho church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
NtNAI SERVICES At
NJ. pAtl'~ N. y. CHURCH

a Notable audience was gathered last
nirht nt e. raurs " q Church by
che announcement o. appearance
thUre e. l.et and Mrs Dorsey y
Miller pr Miller preached a sermon
en- The nigrosi Thing In the World"
and with hlH wife. SANG az duets.
Don't. Look af the Waves" and
cave Ne itsuf
A forinEht of revival services -
b. progress o. this church A meme
chorus vii HlnF tonight az 7sG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
EARLY NEWS FLASHES.
High Spots In Worlds Happenings a.
Reported by the Associated Press M
To Sin n. m.

to 81, n. m.
Domestic.
Carnival spirit thrills oklahoma
city "a thousands jam capital for
great barbecue. the gift ~ Governor
Walton.
pOttstown. PA. professor finds tina,
bows Of this country are improving
but cannot say as much for the girls.
Or Henry Van Dyke. author and
statesman. long tlme professor NJ
Princeton. has resigned that he may
make way Tor Younger man.
Fall River. Mass. cotton cloth
.1anufaCturerH refuse request of mill
workers for wage advance which
aperatives gay Is justified by recent
wave Of stock dividends.
Foreign.
-Four train loads ~ French and
-olonial troops from Mayence pass
thruiRh Coblenz on way 20 concen
tratlon camp I'm environs Of Duessel-
dorf whore. ~ In reported, coo OOC
troops already have assembled.
Berlin says that French plans foi
movement into tho Euhr are actively
under why at Duesseldorf. Duisbure
and Nulheim.
puishurE dispatches declare that
Rclgians ara gathering there ready
for tho advance
workmen OF Cohlenz circulate 70
port that mines VIII 10 flooded whet
| French troops enter the Ruhr and tha'
general sttike viii 10 declared. pro
testing against French occupation.
Five soldiers. convicted " doser
| tion from Irish national army. ar
executed I'm Dublin bv order OF Free
| state government.
Paris accepts 3uhr occupation ~
an accomplished fact and government
officials. merchants ana even hanltor'
profess to talc situation calmly
German prose and people aoen
| united I'm supporting government n
! its insiatence that threatened Froncl
| invasion violates Versailles treaty.
! London Tlmes asserts that Nlkola
I.eniue's condition causeE real ConcerI
al Moscow and that four Germ1l
specialists have boon called On consul
tation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
M'ChBE CHURCH PAsTOR ATE.
Selection Of Pastor VIII Probably
be Deferred Until April.

For the pastorate OF McCahe Ne
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church
the names ~ several ministers. in
GLIDING one in Philadelphia one in
baltimore and one IN North Dakota
have been submitted 10 the pastoral
supply committee. which went q
Philadelphia and Baltimore 70 hear
two % the clergymen
The selection OF pastor will prob.
ably be deferred until the next Sos
sion 81 the Wilmington Conference
which VIII be held AZ Chincoteague
Va. in April
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
CAN CHURCH DFFpKs
ACTION on BUILDING

calvary Episcopal Church held a
congregational meeting last night FOR
tn purpose " considering the ques-
,on ~ erecting a new church building
and rcctory az Fourth and Rodney
sirc.ts buf OWNS 90 small attendance
sxt.su was deferred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

certain that no Jewish resident Of
Wilmington will refusc this yenr IN
help in this great work. md that ma
result ~ this united effort Whining
ton VIII this year contribute M leaat
$50. 600"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
Mr.. Mary Mnr1hlnRinn.

Mrs Mary Worrhingtou. widow OF
Robert Worthlngton. died sunday
T7e fuueral VIII he held "Wednesday
afternoon from the home 81 her con
in-law. Alfred Arorcland. 1914 West
FIFTH street. with lntcrment In Lom-
hardy ccWctery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09
ORITu
william IL Williams.

wtlllam II. Williams ~ Sot New
Castle avenue died Sunday. Ito was
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Mrs. Hannah Jane baldwin.

Nru Hannah Jane Baldwin. widow
~ Samuel & Baldwin. died yesterday
az hcr home. Sli Pine street. aged
go years. The funeral will 10 held
Thursday afternoon az $50. with inter-
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Willard r. Donoho % Vienna. Md.
WI apply FOR adm ssion 90 the Wi
mington " r. Conference at the next
session lie - now serving az an
evangelist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-09

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