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XMAS SEAL SALE
10 OPEN FRIDAY
„T«BC*ipts to Be Used to
Maintain Sunnybrook
Cottage
MSO HELP VETERANS
OUT AT HOPE FARM
the Delaware campaign for the pre
of tuberculosis will
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begin Friday. ^• rn#r D * nn, " y
has accepted the position of hono
rary chairman of the committee
and Mayor Harvey will serve on
aid
Sale of Chrlstmaa seals to
vent!on or m .uv
committee In charge of the Xm«i
.eals rale.
Mrs Joseph Bancroft, known all
over the State In connection with
her work for nursing and hygiene.
and Mrs Emalea. P. "Warner, whose
name is familiar to every club worn
an in Delaware, will be on the||
Christmas Seal Committee this year,
Two doctora will be on the com
mittee, for the Chrletmaa seal has
already enlisted the co-operstion of
Delaware physicians. Dr. Meredith
I. Samuel 1« the head of the Veter
ana' Bureau, and Dr. O. Layton
fixier ta well known el. over the
State.
Mrs. Alfred D. Warner. Jr., will
act 's secretary and John S Roe-ell
as treasurer. The campaign head
quarter, will be at 911 Delaware
under the direction Of Miss
Constanoe Moore, with Miss Alice
Richey as h * r a ^* ,ant '
' nd h ~ Mnt . .. " h
avenue
s'amp quota«.
One object of the »eat campiifrn
this year is to maintain Sunnybrook
Cottage, fhe preventorium for ch 1
dren which has don# auch wonder
ful work for elck children threat
wlth tuberculosis. Sunny
cned
brook Cottage is really in technical
language « "preventorium." but that|
i such a hard word to rememb»r
that most of It# friend# u## it#
Msr##quo name. In thi* |nvntor*
um. rhlldren who have tubercular
ion# dleoaaes er# rescued from
hetnp cripple# for life, and 'under
nourished boy# and *1rls who are n n
vetersns st Brsndywine Sanatorium
at present.
the brink of tubernu'os.s er* eclen
I mcplly fed and nursed back to
I <■ a 1th.
The veterans at Hope Farm
a 'so eupplied with special comforts
the ChrLstma* Seal, and rhe gen
oral work of the Anti-Tuberculosis
ftoelety Is furthered. There are IS
LAYTON TO SUPPORT
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
Spealal to The Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON. Nov 27 —R-p
reacntatlvs Caleb R. Layton of Dels
wa*» »aid today he hed not chanced
hl« position «n the ship subsidy bill.
pointed out that by paaolng the
ni . . _ t
fHÎÏRPH SPFAKFR
unuiiun or
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Chief twetsep indien .van*,
'1st AddrsssB« a terse eonereeetlnn
in De'aware Av-enue Baptist cîTurch
Tast night. HI. talk was chiefly on
hl« own life and how he hed come to
hellevo in 0*4. flnally embracing!
STSRjfcsvv/r,s±rs,
bflMhegovernment would have a
chance of saving twenty million
dWlarn whereas if the bill fails and
no «top» are taken to keep th# Amer
loan flag afloat there would be a]
much greater loss. Final vote on th«
W11 1» expected on Wednesday at 4
Il J» Intimated that Senator Bayard
wm not support fhe bill In the Sen
at«. Despite vigorous and continued
effort* mad Try the House Demo
crate to strengthen the opposition to
the bill by eeouring the aid of Re
publican# of radical tendencle*. the
paseagsof the meaeure is looked for
by at least 3# votes, according in
statement issued today by th* Na
tion*! Merchant Marine Association.
<y<sTock.
INDIAN CHIEF IS
venra
'•I was the biggest «Inner, bum
and drunkard In the world." do
dared Chief Manitowog." and
was the greatest thing In the world
for me when I was Incarcerated in
Sing Sing Prison."
Chief Manitowog said that he did
not believe In God or religion until
he had rend the Bible. He display
»d a Bible that had been aent to
him by the Christian workers of the
prison, with his name and length of
sentence, which was IS months, for
carrying a concealed deadly weapon.
inscribed on the outside. He carries
It with him always, he said. He told
of his travel» to Central Africa and
«11 of the countries of Europe. Asia
and the Near East. He cited sev
eral interesting experience» which
had occurred to him during his
travels. 1
congregations of Delaware Avenue 1
Second Baptist < hurt he. Will
meet at the latter for union service»,
The Rev. A. F. Williamson, the new j
pastor of Bethany Baptist Church.!
will deliver the sermon.
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itlt. TRAPNKLL III IBM » YEARS,
Ppeclal services will he held in St.
On Thanksgiving morning, the
Andrew's Episcopal Church. al
1#:3# o'clock on Thanksgiving #ay.
*!Yie #oy will also he St. Andrew's
/Day end the ninth anniversary of
Sie Rev. Richard W Trapneli's oc
'^tancy of tho pulpit. The offer
logs on Thanksgiving day will be de
voted to the Babies' Hospital. There
will also he Holy Communion in St.
-H'•row's a t 8 o'clock.
W F/VIi.VHGI5 TjFATHKR PLANT.
Contrary ha# been «warded to J. A.
Rader and Company for the erreo
tlon of an additional atory to the
plant of the J. B. Rhode# Son# Com -
P*ny, at Eleventh and Union street*.
The <iO»t will he $10 000. It will give
the plant added floor apeo# of 5,600
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FATHER fiRANT
SCORES BIOOIS
> Arraigns Societies That;
Would Create Discard in
the Social Order
SAYS IDEA IS
UN-CHRISTIAN
White not neming any specific
! bodies, the Rev. Jam«. M Orant, J
jy. P., sharply arraigned organize
tiens which, he declared, tend to
,nm ' nt religious bigotry and aoclal
, d.scord. In a sermon In 8t. P.tnrk s
R c church, yesterday morning.
j I'slng the verses from St. Mat-1
tho'thew which narrate signs that are
to proc-de a Day of Judgment,
Father Orant declared there are
! "many false prophets in our very
j midst.
j "which tends to disrupt good fellow
jship. brotherly love end soelal order
"Any teachlnK." he continued.
R un-American, un-Christlan and
diabolical. Such prophets are a so
cial menace and should be treated as
auch. Thank Cod! the deye of the
-Know Nothings' ere pas*. We er«
now living In unity and harmony.
Let us not countenance any attempt
of any organisation or individual to
disrupt this harmony."
The need Of ,he dav according .
to Father Grant Is constructive re- '
>igio n which will teach love of God
and manhood H» declared the found
, rs of , h * Constitution had this ideal
in rrJnd and anything subversive of
; this ideal was In reality an attack on
j the Constitution.
FATHERS, SONS DINE
TOGETHER AT Y
Blxty-elght fathers and their sons!
and
"Fathers'
the
took part In
; Song -•• di nn „ r at the T. M. C. A.
on Saturday night.
.
Th# program wm lnt#r#p#r##»1
p:<*~|wlth mumoal number*, th# following
I artist* takirwr p#rr: Mlt##a Marfery
Hill. K. Anderson, Mr# Guy E. Ford
j, pluck^mn and F. F. Palmer. Then
I ram ^ the Introductory roll call,
I #&r h man Introducing hlm#e!f and
business he
Feme
explaining what
i connected with.
amusement
was attached to this, as one man
arej^jjj business was "income fori
j nfe,' 1 another "doing everybody he,
After the program F E. Ballsn
I tyne, director of hoys' work, an
nounced thst th* building would he
I thrown open for the visitors' use
lend that any desiring a swim could
nan," and another prominent men
I nn "office boy."
- have It.
A committee of th* Mothers'
rouncii, an efficient asset to the Y
M C. A., composed of Mrs H. X.
Jefferson Mrs E. r Bardo Mrs T'„
C Sinclair. Mrs W. J. Davidson.
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the home
^,r 5 g. <■ piram Mrs C. M. Gar
| v *r and Mrs. L W. Syfrlt.
j competent y served the supper.
next affair, wh ch will be held on
j the la - c December.
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given a- K
I Thursday evening by Edward Rus
; sen Catlin. choirmaster of
I M. E. Churrh. this city. Mr. Catlin
! was assisted hy Miss Carrie Biddle
land Ralph Hughes, vocal soloist*,
Tht, 1, the fleet of a aerie* of con
cert# which the trio of entertainers
will give this winter.
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D. O. K. K. SCHOOL DAN'S DANCE
j ~
ajAdv.
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very
Ail are very enthusiastic for tha
E. R. CATLIN IN CONCERT.
A pleasing pipe o-gnn recital was
blesville. Pa.. last
Aebury
Tonight, Tythlsn Auditorium.—
QrTNBY-HEYERIN.
Mis* Phoebe P. Quinby, daughter |
] of Mr*. Elizabeth B. Quinby, and
Tames M. Heverln. of Charlestown.
s
mother. ha wedding w^# attended
by only the Immediate families. Fol
"fr * supper, Mr. end
«dn'andTn thelr return'wilMlY in
this city return will live In
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TO TALK MISSION SrurFCTS
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I vot |onal^^«ervlos» will be hU hy'Mias i
i Kilpore Ml#* Ulllan V Armnur
I'land Mr«. Carlton Backus will dts
p Uaa th# mihj ects. "The Mountan
p era " an d "Sam." A monologue
| "Her Morning Mail," will be given
hy Miss Ellen Aiken. Mrs Janie«
McMullen «nd Mrs. Harry Hobson
will sing a duett.
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CONOKRT AT OLD S\YKDES
The Sunday school orchestra of
old Swedes Episcopal Church as-|
stated by Miss Annabel Grove, so
prano , w m present a concert in Old
Sw ,„jea parish house at 8 o'clock to
morrow evening.
jj|ss Josephine Brieriy
r harge of arrangemenls. The pro
cram j, a » follow»: March "Jolly
r' oh hler;" overture. "Poet and Peas
ont ; * vocal »olo. selectcr!
Answer:" selection. "Sparklets;'
cal solo, selected; charaeterjstic sc.
jacjon. "Ole South;' «nd
"Gallant Hero." j
These persons comprise the 'per -1
:,«onnel of the orchestra: First vlo
is in
march.
lins. Harry Lenderman and Alfred !
nahilng; reennd violins. Grayson
sparks and William lenderman:
clarinet. Wilbur Clements; trumpet.
pnarles B. Wright; trnmb'nne, John !
p Danhy. and accompanists, Miss
Chaffer and Mra. Leroy Sawin.
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WALSH-LHWIS.
^ rJ| Arlene Walsh, of this city,
R„i R nd C. Lewis, of Rrookiyn.
N T f orm e r )y of this city, were
married Saturday evening In St. Ste- |
phen's Lutheran parsonage, hy the I
Rev. Frederic Doerr. Mr. and Mrs.
T.cwis will make their home at 207 !
Harriaon atreet.
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Luke's Re-(wear.
formed Episcopal Church will hold a j
rummage sale on Wednesday morn
ing at 802 Tatnall street. I
ST. LFKF.'S IM'MAI AGE RALE
The women of St.
MEXICAN SINGER
WINS FAME
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Revolutions und cactus are not the
on i y things Mexico produces Here's
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P#nora E.peranra Iris, beaur.fn,
operatic star, who hss won fame not
on ] v through" it Mexloo hut «Iso 1n
_ an d Pnuth Am a r |c a A l!
Bur ° P * * nn * ,nuTn Am * p, ' a ' A, '
Mexico City, tfrom President Ohre
gon down, paid her homage upon her
return from Europe recently.
« nnm yinr ill
AKKlüI MAUl IN
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of Killing EmeTSOn PritcH
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Travers and Collier Accused
INVESTIGATES CASE
Special to The Evening .Tournai. !
CAMBRIDGE. Md .. Nov. *7 —
W iliam S. Travers and John W
Collier, were arrested Saturday nlghtjhn.
by Sheriff Wheatley, of Dorchester
county and Detective Hourhorun. of
Baltimore. charged.with shooting
Prit
ett From Ambush
CORONER'S JURY
from nmhii«h of Emerson Prltrhett.
on Wednesday of last week.
Jchett died in th« local hospital Sat
rrt , y Travers and Collier were
h#!4 „nd»r IS... ha:l each t# await
the aoilor» of ih» Coroner'» Jury ,
which meets today.
According to the poi ce, Travers 1
and Collier have been identified by j
Gordy Pritchett, who was with his
brother when the fusillade of hut
lets drove them from Deep creek
where they were tnngtog for oysters
A special seesion of the Grand
Jury will be railed by Chief Judge
John R. Pattison to hear the charges
against the accused men.
According tn the Information!
given by Gordy Pritchett and Ivy
Bramble, they. In company with the ,
dead man^ were tong,ng for oyster,
in Deep Creek, a tributary of the |
Namicok* River. Suddenly they
wrre startled by th# #tacr*to h#rk
inx of nfl«»* and a number of bullet#
#anx by the boat. Simultaneoualy.
Em^riNon Tritchett dropped In the
boat with blood epurtin* from a
wound In the head.
The *hot*. they #ald. oame from!
the mar.«hw alonsr the river
.they hurriedly made their wav to
Cambridge where th. injured
was !a ken to the hospital. Hi« death
occurred about 9 o'clock Friday
n)g ht.
T ),« started «bout three I
«° °7 r ,h * "'•bll.hment of
ownership of private beds in th.
rlV * r ' and ha " " lnc * b »' on "'
ln,6nf,e ' Th * Prient affair will. ,
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at,nar ,n ,hw water» were required
*" fl ' , ' c,alma w,th th * Maryland
Conservation Commission to pro-jdent
|c " n ' ,lcon "''' ;,n ' , operate 1n the
WS ' P ™ atlJolning the county of
which he was * resident.
A fr w boata ' manned by tongers, ,
yet * rtbere ,h * < ' l 'l order of pur-'hold
l,,linR *divltles In th^ waters of !
each county, after having secured i
license from one. They are among
,bo " p numbered in the feud which
now Guns and smmunltlon. |
11 *" bav * been secured and
ra rried In the boats while the tong- 1
era <lre at work -
THRItT HR! H AY
IIIIIFjIj flE/LLr Iflt
WITCHCRAFT CHARGE
NEW YORK, Nov. 24—Assistant
District. Attorney Hasting» has begun
presenting to the grand Jury the case
against Mrs. Rose Santora. Ciemen
****** Carbe and Marie Aguardo. The
three are accused of obtaining shout
*3.0## from Eddie Stopleilo and his
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D. O. K. K. SCHOOL D.Ays D ANCE
Tonight, Pythian Auditorium.—
Adv.
sweetheart, Katie I^odattl,
means of "witchcraft."
The three women are accused of
having obtained the money
threatening the young couple with
calamity if they did mit pay it."
BELLKFOXTK AID SOCIABLE
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
r^eliefonle M. E. church will meet
,ln the church at 2.3# o'clock tnmor
row afternoon The report will be
made of the calendar sale.
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Bright silver is good for evening 1
Silver lace is made into «quere
bertha collars, and round ornaments
made of silver cloth and black vel
vet give character to gird;««.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSON Al
j Mr. «nd Mrs. W. Redney Prier at
tended the Army»N«vy football
Igame In Philadelphia on Saturday.
( Mr. and'Mra. L. Raymond Magar
V»; , of thla efty, and Mlaa Mildred
Nelson, of Middletown, apent yss
terday in Capa Charlea. Va.
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CANOE CLUB DANCE.
A Thanknyivinjf danr« will b#
given by th# Delaware Canoe Club
In the gold ballroom of th# Hotel
duPont tomorrow evening Thia will
be the flrvt of a ##rte# of danre» to
be given by th# club during th#
- preaent ##a#on. The member» and
th#Jr many friend» are anticipating
a pl#a»ant evening A epeclal pris«
dance baa been included In the pro
gram.
For tho»e who have been unablg
to obtain Invitation# from the uxua'
nouroe, arrangement# have been
provided so that they may be oh
' tained at the door .Munir for the
evening will be furntahed by th*
; Original Six Orcheetra.
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The Chriatmaa bazaar being held
under the auaptce« of the Worn*
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much attention
P»ne will be delighted
fancy article«, etc., to he found at I
tkc fancy table. Sandwiches, coffee.
| r „ cake« home made can- 1
rt.es etc ere for esle.
The "Gnnae Olrt" and the "Flow-1
are attracting special
,, t , ntlon q*he bazaar will ron
ttn „, t j,,, «fternoon and evening tha
proceed« will he used In financing
' P " " "
en'e Club of Newport, 1« attracting (
Chrletma# ehnp
with
th#
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BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Miss Miriam Johnston entertained
stcdlnner on Thursdsy In honor of]
the birthday anniversary of her sunt.
Mrs J. R. Pancoast, 311 Market
street. The hones was decorated
with p»lms and cut flowera. Plano
selections were given by Mrs. C. T.
Taylor of Richardson Park and an!
interesting Interpretative dance given
by Mies Anne Simea «nd Miriam
Johnst on.
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RI'RPRISE PARTT.
, A .urprise party was given |o Mr«
Mary fiee, of Milford, reoentiy, at ]
ih. home of Mrs. Annie McLstigh-|
lln. 500 East Eighth street, Hv some j
the former member« of her Sun- j
day school clasa. The evenln* was
enjoyed In yamea and mualc.
! Those present were: Mrs. Mary
Gee. Mrs. Lottl. Prie, Mrs Msrv
C. Thompson. Mrs. Annie Mcl.sugh
Mrs Serah Krsuss. Mrs. Bll*a-|
beth Cole, Mrs. Mabel Wei ah Mrs.,
Stella I nkart, Mrs. Llzsie Booker,
Mrs. Ruth Jester, Mr«. Harriet Ra.
con. Mrs. Msry Hess, Mrs. Ad^ Mc. I
Claln. Mrs Lulu James. Miss Myrtle
M ss Nellie Jewell. Miss
McClane,
«•"<•»• 3 *-'»*•«. and Master Nor
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MpCUfr „ ty , j; Ham.on. Earl
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Ml** Mary Dunnlnr. of PhUadel-l
and'pMa. #nd FrederirW Brady, of Mid-{
dletown, were married at St An- j
P. E Church on Saturday
afternoon at 2.3# o'clock, the Rev. I
Mr. Trapnoll, rector, performing th#
Iceremony. The bride wore a travel
Ing gown and the ceremony was wit- \
by only the Immédiat, fam
After a short wedding trip Mr.
" n,, Mr "' Br *' ,y wl " m * k * th ' lr
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
A reception was given «1 th"
hititte of Mr and Mr, Robert Ka
! fad»r. of Roselle, on Friday evening
In honor of their second wedding
anniversary. Music and dancing
! were enjoyed.
Those present were Miss Ago**
Donahoe, Lillian We»t. Kathryn
Harr;ngton. Emma Orth. Margaret
Donahoe. Marie Wateon, Kathryn
Orth. Evelyn Angelettl, Elizabeth
Lemmon, Paul Orth, R. Jelsory
L I/OUia Perseleo, Linder Allen, Ben
I Molerby, Mlchssl Maloy,
1 McCarty, Mr. and Mr».
Cornwall, Mr and Mrs. Robert K*-|
fsder. Mr. end Mrs. Milton Flowers!
»nd Master Roy Flower».
DC NNING-BRADY.
Thoms,
William
, at Acadia,' the groom'« home
»ntll recant year» when #he removed
»« Phlladslphl«. Mr Brady Is preei
pro-jdent of the Middletown barm*, Inc .
creamery, of Middletown,
CARD PARTY
St. Paul's Alumni Association will ,
a card party and dance tomor
row evening In Brnwnson Hall,
Fourth and Jackson streets. Many
[Prizes have been donated. The pro
c»ed, will go toward the building
fund of St. Paul's school. Cards will
sreibegin to be played at S o'clock and
dancing will start at 9 o'clock, j
Mi»#tc will b# furnished by Paul
Kern'# orehe#tra.
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HE is a business woman. She makes SO per cent of
all purchases made in retail stores. She is an
asfule. clever buyer. She runs her household strictly
on a business basis.
She is constantly in touch with Ihe stores and their
offerings. Through the advertising she knows the
lowest prices, the best qualities and the newest com
modities. Long before She leaves the house fora shop
ping trip, she knows exactly what she wants, where to
Jjet it and how much to pay.
She buys merchandise of established reputation. If
it's clothing, she knows how well it should wear and
what the style should he. If it's a musical instrument,
she knows what to expect in tone and workmanship.
If it's a vacuum cleaner, she knows what kind of
service it should give.
Ask her and she will tell you il pays to read the adver
tisements.
It mill pay you too. Il will save your time, money and
effort. It will help you dress better, eat better/sleep
better and live better.
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