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COUNTY ASSESSMENTS.
Board Announces Sittines for Pur.
pose Of Hearing Appeals and
Making Corrections.

For the purpose Of making correction,
~ asscssmente, noting omissions ane
hearing appeals, the comfy Board o
AasessInent will sit M followp
Blarkbird hundred. March /, At Black.
bird
Appoquinimink hundred, March 2
Mt Townsend.
st; Georges hundred, March 3, n,
NiddIctown
Peneadef hundred, March 4, AT Glaa.
gov
Red Lion hundred. March s. nj Dcla-
ware City.
White Clay Creek hundred. March 8,
at Newark.
Now Castle hundred, March Q, nj New
Castle
Mill Creek hundred. March 10. at
Hockessin
Christina and Mill Creek hundreds.
March II, at Warshallton
Christiana hundred, March ,I2. NJ
Centrevile
Brandywine hundred, March i5. Mt
Wilmington. March III 10 April 30. nj
the Public Building
Appeals must be filed not later than
April 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
REORGANIZATION
BILL REPORTED To
HOUSE AND SENATE
New Measure Providing for Fed
eral Regulation Likely to
Pass Congress.
NO WAGE CUT TILL SEPT.
ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening

w aseocisted Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. Feb. ~. Wapea es,ab.
lished by the railroad administrator
during the war would continue IN effect
until September T. under The railroad
reorganization bib, the conference report
on which wss presented today in tho
House and Senate
Under The wage provision, the rodraft-
Ing of which created more surprise in
congress than any other change made in
compromising the Eseh bill uf the House
and the Cuminins bill of the sennte. nav
ut railroad workers would be stabilized
at the present levels for six months after
the ran properties are returned 20 private
control and operation. The bill as re-
ported today also seeks 10 stabilize rates
Tor the same time, providing that prior 20
1eptember ! no rates may be reduced I'M
less approval Of the Interstate Cornmefce
Commission IL obtained.
WAGE INCREASES REGARDED wrru tv-
TEHrgr.
The restriction ON wage increases was
looked upon with especial interest Eyy
mernhers of Congress. rhilroad officials
and union leaders in view Of the recent dc
mands Of the more than two million fail-
road workers for an advance in pay
Despite the exported opposition to The
new wage section. Republican leaders If
both The Hnuse and the Senate expressed
beiief that the conference report would hc
adopted and the bin sent to the President
With little change.
The outstanding points ~ The measure as
finally agreed upon are
GInp'ilsory submission If labor dis
pttes 10 n permanent federal board ap-
pointed by the President and composed
u ninc members equally divided bctwte
he employees. employers and the puhije
M provision IN made for enforcing tic
toardts decision
Adjustment Of rates hv the Interstate
ofnnierne Commission 50 as TO yield The
arr'ers . return of 81 per cent upon
nc aggregate value II theiF property with
mother half of one rer cent for improve
nents
Continued IN page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
NJ AOOO IS NOT IN RACE
FOR PRESIDENCY, HE SAYS
Advocates the Sending Of Unin-
structed Delegates TO San
Francisco Cor ventiou
ny Assocla.e.i .. :. - Eranlnr

I - Associated Press ~ Every evening
Now York. Feb ~ William Gibbs
McAdoo announced today that ~ would
not permit his maine n ie urad On presi-
DENTAL primary ballots IN the various
states, and thst he advocated the send
ing Of urinstructed delegates f, the Demo
cratic National convention
he former secretary ~ fhc trraslfrv
SAID he believed the highest constructive
leadership car bcst 10 obtained II the
national interest is not submerged in =
contest ~ individual eandidacics
Personally. Mr. IcAdoo continued
] would be delighted II the next rational
convention might actually be i great
Democratic conference where the utmost
freedom ~ action should prevail and
where tho motive Of high service alone
should control
The obligations of citizrrsbip in
democracy ere supreme he said and
therefore he should regard it as the
imperative duty 0f any mar to accert
2 nomination If il should como to him
unsolicited
j am not seeking the uornrattnn." !"
the letter read land anl reluctant TO do
anything that would create the appear
enee Of n candidacy
Mr. McAdnos viewx were expressed
IN q letter sent 20 Miller s Roll, mayor
Of Milledgovlile, Gs.. in response n
Telegram saylaz the eltszens ri his boy
hosf homo hAi f.laeed his Hafns On the
presidential preferential ticket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
THREE DEAD IN HOTEL FIRE.
Guests Partly Clad Flee From Burning
Providence Inn.
3 AAsOClaIcd - % 80 .Nening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Providence. X. l.. Feb. 1s.-Three
guests lost their lives in tre which vir-
tuaiiy destroyed the Lorraine hotel here
early today.
Samuel Warwick. OF Harrisvilie, was
so badly injured Jumping from n window
that he died later at a hospital Two
bodies, believed 10 be those of Lewis B.
hunz OF Centerdaie and r. T. Robert Of
Boston, were found in the ruins.
The rest Of the Is guests Of the hotel
were driven into the street partly clad
and were taken care Of 10 nearby hotels
end restaurants
]. v Jordan, manager Of the Lorraine
s unable to tell the cause Of the fire.
The property loss Is estimated at $500
600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
ROSE STOKES FOR CONGRESS-
Socialist Sure She'll Win in New yo,l
Election.

Hy Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. Feb. is-Mrs. Rose Pastor
Stokes, brought here from New YORK
to answer a charge Of advocating over
throw OF the United States government
by force or other unlawful means .
today announced her candidacy for Con-
gress to succeed Representative r. II.
Laguardia, Republican. Of the fourteenth
New York district
Mrs. Stokes. former Socialist and now
a member OF the Communist party, was
indicted on January % with 1876 other
Communists and radicals. She is AZ
large on bond pending appeal from a
sentence 10 serve 10 years in a Fedora!
prison for obstructing the draft.
Not only do intend to be a candidate
TO succeed Representative Laguar,iia.
but ! think there is great likelihood that
VIII WIN, said Mrs. Stokes. There
IS a great constituency of NV people
there "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
HOG ISLAND FOR TERMINAL.
Governor Of Penna Urged 10 Csi Iegis
fsfure TO BUY Property
- Prrss % Every Evening

Hg Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Feb. lS.-Purchase of the
Hog Island ship yard by the state of
Pennsylvania for Use as a CREST shipping
terminal was suggested today by Rep
resentative Eeifnonds. Pennsytvaria.
Of the House Of Merchant Marine Cornrnit-
tee. who wrote Governor Sproul urging a
special session Of the state Legislature 20
consider the matter.
ne shipping Board IS ready 10 listen
70 pruposeis for the property wrote
Mr. Edmonds, who urged state action
50 that the yard would not go TO any
railroad or other corporation that would
simply lse It as an additional facility TO
some Of its present facilities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
DEAD " SOLDIER GETS DIVORCE
Ooughboy Reported Dead Finds Wife Has
Married Again.
associated Press 10 Every Evenipg

By Associated Press TO Every EVENING
New York, Feb. lS.-John &. Ries. an
American soldier who had been officially
listed as killed and who later returned
from overseas to find his wife had marrie,l
again, was granted a decree Of absolute
divorce today in the BROOKLYN supreme
Court
RieS served with machine g4,n com
pany of the 27th Division He was qassed
wounded and lett for dead upon the battle
held. Later he was picked up and sent to
a hospital. Meantime Mrs. Ries, who was
then living in Easton. Pa. received q og;ei n
notice OF his death, and she subsequently,
married Harry Holrnduist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
EMERSON CASE GOES OVER.
Townsend Man, il is Said, Does Not Know
Where His Wife Is

The case Of Oscar Emerson, charged
with non-support was cntinued indefi-.
niteiy by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Lourt to-day. Assistant Probation Officer
onver was directed to make an investi-
CATION.
Emerson lives at Townsend ue does
not know when his wife is at the present
tame, Il WAS stated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
RIG RECOVERED.
One Found Here Had Been Stolen From
Middletown Man.

The horse and buggy found Sunday
morning in Park Drive by David Black
was claimed by L. Il. Clark of Middle
town, this morning
The team was stolen last Saturday
night, but the theft bad not been reported
to the police. Clark learned of the re-
covery of the team through the news
naners
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
ALL SHIP BIDS REJECTED.
Chairman Payne Asks Permission 10
Renew Negotiations for Hun Boats.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Feb. Rejection Of
all bids received for the 30 former Ger
man passenger ships offered for sale bv
the shipping board was recommended TO
the Senate commerce committee today
by Chairman Payne of the board. who
asked authority to renew negotiations
Tor sale Of the vessels for operation under
the American flag.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
ENTENTE NOTE TO
WILSON NOT TO BE
PUBLISHED At ONCE
NO Summary Of Reply 70 Presi-
dent on Adriatic Controversy
20 be Given Out Nov.
1T WAS RECEIVED TODAY
By Aswfiate1 Press 10 Etery Ev,sl1r

BY As@fisted Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. Feb lS. The reply of enc
! Aliied spIreme Council at London ~
President Wilson's note op fhe Adr,afi,.
situation Wss received tpdny ~ lhe gfafe
Department from Ambassador Davis and
was deceHled ~ fast ~ IL came IN.
~ was shuoinoed officially that fhs
reply would not be made public ~ fhj
time and - was indicated that not even
summary 81 u would be given ,nit pub
lication Of thG reply has been ieft bv tfe
eouncil ~ President Wilson. according H.,
Iondou dispatches, but the council 81
rected - give the press q summary ~ iir
contents
London, Feb. 1g o r1-T4,e Allied
reply ~ President Wilson's pose nr tbs
AdFatic situ.'io having beer diarafrheA
nc Adriatic question was not topic ~
discussion IN the Supreme Council fS,lsv
- Jar as could he learned Confirmation
was given, hrywe ever, 0f fhr statement
inside ~ Washington that President VII
son memorandum Informed The &fliea
nat 4 they proceeded with fhoir Arlris4sr
plans without tho consent NJ ffe frnits4
states, President Wilson rnivbf feel ro,
strained ~ withdraw hc freagv ~ Ver
saille@ fr0n the senate and aIe7 rsfrsio
from giving effect " The agreement y,
tered into between France and thr United
States
iondou, Feb Is The rrpI~ ~ fb- -
prerne Allied Council ~ President Hiison's
note relative 10 the Adriafic settlement has
been coded and forwarded ~ Wa-hfryt,,,
by the American Efnbassv here Anncrree
ment has been made fhst The osresfie,r, ~
making pstbllc the tevt of fbs rrrIyy vyiii
rest with Mr. Wilson
u Is understood tho oorouunses.so-
sent n ths American capital obieefs ~
2 reopening - the Aflriafio rr1esfir,r I,
= safd - deciare that circqInazfApcas ~
sting when PreEDiers Lloyd George Nitfi
and 1ieFneneeau framed the virtual MIA
'natun 70 lGgo--lavia in Jsnuarv could not
be ignored snd the President Il = assar,
Fl, . told the decisions reachad last DE
ceraber, n which Mr. william adharas4 y,
1ls note. will he carried out n Afr W,L
son WI indicate tbe way this may be done
y While reports errianafing from PARIS ~
ne effect that the couBct modified ana
the tone ~ the FIRST draft az th,s
reply 70 Mr. Wilson are denied Il l. satd
ne message handed 70 AyntassarInr Te.hr
" davis tor transmission tn Washinv-
on IS not Identical with she one agrns,T
ipcn oy Prerniers Lsowd George ami
1dierand at their first meeting silhsp-
Iuent 70 the srrval Of the American
residents memorandum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
FOUND MANS BURNING BODY.
Clue TO Recent Murder Uncovered IN
Meat Market.
ed - o Every ENenlne

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Rochester. n Y, Feb. Is. Passing bv
the meat market Of Charles Griffo here
early today, two men saw flames shooging
up in a she'd behind the shop. RunninS
beck. they discovered a burning harrpI
contain ingthe body &C young nsn ,sbo
evidently bad just been murdered
Though the men extlnguished the flames
before the barrel was entirely consumed
fio 'sinaahs sss. y eioth-ng or shoes were
fed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
FRANCE IN NEW HANDS.
Paul Deschanei Succeeds Pom.
care, the Great War President
~ the Republic.
~ Associated Press 70 Every eveu,nr

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening
Paris. Feb is Paul DeschaneI TODAY
beearus tenth president of the French
republfe succeeding Raymond Poireare.
Who laid aside the robes of Office after
one OF the most critical periosis I'M the
history of the country.
The formal transfer from the old 10 the
new ne regime occurred at The Palace Of the
Elysee this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
East Side Fire Last Night.

Fire of unknown origin caused about
SlO0 damage to small frame house at
100 East Fourteenth street shortly before
midnight last night. An alarm was strIcly
from Box No. ), at Thirteenth and CLAY
mont streets, and the district companies
responded. The house was used as small
eating house by Italians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Suggestion on Parking of Cars

Ernest ). Tate, manager Of the Hotel
du Pont, requests that, for the purpose
OF facilitating motor traffic TO and from
the hotel, motorists who park automobiles
adjacent to the Eleventh street entrance
put them at an angle of Is degrees with
the line OF street travel This will afford
more parking space.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
HanIey-Nason Hearing Tomorroa

The hearing of the eases of Walter
Hanley, charged with perjury, and VII
ham Mason, charged with crap shooting.
VIII be heard before Magistrate Gluek
man tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Hi-Y BOYS 10 Dine.

The Hi-Y Boys will have Bible study
at the headquarters of the Young Mems
christian Association this afternoon
! hey VIII give supper tonight and will
be addressed by Rev. Charles l.. Candee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
amusements Fonighi

Play yboUse-A G.. Fields Ninstrois.
Garrsrk--N Vaudeville.
Majestic A Girl Named Mary
Qileen--"The Cup Of Fury
kjaltp-- Sporting Life
savoy oy-'tThe Beloxfd Cheafer
Victoria Poilvanna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Unauthorized Canvass Alleged

Wilmington Is being convassed for
funds 70 increase the circulation of a
hospital magazine published at Was
hington, ID. c. The canvass 4 said 10 81.
unauthorized.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Converted TO Store Purnosas

The Atlantic Garden, on King street
between Second and Third, which was q
lqnor saloon for many years, is being
converted INTO a store for the Star Wall
Paper Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Police Have Stray Auto Taes

A number of tags lost from autonob;los
have been turned IN at the police station
Owners, may have the tags by proving
ownership.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
DIR. SHARPE DOWN STATE.
On Income Tax Work in Sussex County
Towns.

DR., John G.. Sharpe, Of the Income Tax
division, will be IN Delmar on Mondav
and Tuesday next, 70 assist IN making
out Income Tax returns for that section
Dr. sharpe is IN Harrington today and
VIII be in Georgetown the remainder cf
the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
X. Henry Grier III

Director r. Henry Grier Of the Street
and Sewer Board was slightly i'll Yesterday
and was not present at the regular meeting
Of the board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Rev. John G. Raymond Visiting Here

Rev. John O. Raymond, formerly of
Miinmgton, but now OF Wilkes-Barr Pa.
. visiting bis brother, George RAYMOND
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Weather Forecast

By Associated Press 20 Every Eveninr
Washington, Feb Weather for..-, 4.
for Delaware
Fair and colder tonight. ThurSfia, ~,
settled probably rain by night
; CN'NlOoN 4 EN- iFthAA OkE AND TiDE
sun rose this morning ar
sun sets this afternoon an
sun rises tomorrow morning Ef
sun sets tomorrow afternoon E4f
Moon rises tomorrow morning q -
Length OF day. 10 hours. IS minutes
4 - m. yesterday. ......... ...... fOe
a. ul. today .... .............. ......... s-e
Noon today. -............. ~
Highest temperature yesterday - al
Lowest temperature last night - "a
High tide tins morning .......... 10
Higb itis .onight ......,............. ftq
low tide this morning ....... e0
Low tide tonight .........-...... 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Magistrate Giiiis III

Magistrate Harry l. Gillis il IN al his
home 30 West Eighteenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18

be secret Of a delicious salad dressing
Is imported Pompeian Olive Oll.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
LAUNCH TOMORROW.
L. ). ;. Maddeguet Will Take Initial
Plunge in Christiana.

BCcalsc II was NOT pOssibln - cononIo+o
some Of the preliminary details IN H. c'
the launching. scheduled 10 take nJoca ~
the Harlan shipyard today. was nostro,,a5 81
until tomorrow.
The boat to he launched i the .ar,.a
carrier Maddequet, building for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation The event
VIII take place at 1915 O'Clock. Mrs. J..
Paul Mullin, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel f. Smith. will be the snonaoy
The safe. sensible drink-Clover Dair,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18

Certified milk for infants Clover
Dairy Co.--Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18

\ committee Of the Tri-State Gamers
~esoclaiion wall meet IN the Hotel du Punt
morrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18

l.. I,riendsllp dance, Fridaa evening.
Aicaets 50 cents.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18

The safe. sensible drink Clover DAIRY
milk ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
Gamers Comm iitee Meets Tomorrow

Confined on nag.. q
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Odd Fellows Social.

A committee of members of
Pleasant Lodge No. Isl, indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows. of
Bogalusa, rendered a "Thanks.
giving Social" to their brother
members and their wives, respec.
lively, on the evening of Novem.
Der 30, in the Quick Building, in
the city of Bogalusa.
Baskets brought in by the mem.
bers were emptied of their con-
tents which were distributed on a
long table, covered with news
paper and adorned with tissue
napkins, by a trio Of ladies', Mrs.
Dickey, Mrs. Tucker and Mrs.
Doremus, who were pressed iuto
service for that purpose, assisted
by Messrs. Dickey, Tucker, Mole
and Entrican, members of the
lodge.
But before the edibles were
spread the following program,
with Mr.. G. Doremus as master OF
ceremonies, featured the affair.
Invocation, by A. j. Gearhard
Odd Fellowship Embodying
Friendship, Love and Truth, by
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Juniors Entertained.

Miss Floyd Ball was hostess
Friday evening to a number of
her little friends among the Jun
iOr B. Y. p. U. who reached a
certain standard of excellence
set for the quarter.
The program was filled with
interesting and amusing num-
bers and was followed by refresh
ments Of delicious sandwiches
with hot chocolate and whipped
cream.
The Juniors declared them.
selves as more than repaid for
the extra work they did in at
tanning. the standard.
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Mr.. W. W. Bolinger of Kansas
City, Ga member who claims the
remarkable distinction of having
unofticially visited one thousand
three lodges of |. O. O. f, dur.
ing the past seventeen years Of
lis membership in the Order)
Odd Fellowship and Christian
ity, by Rev. G, H. Maury.
Odd Fellows; A Fraternal So.
ciety, by Mr.. J. P. Tucker.
Odd Fellowship not a substitute
for church membership, by Rev.
T. W. darlington.
Odd Fellow, a benevolent soci.
ETY., by Mr.. O. G. Mole.
The Rebekahs, An Auxiliary to
the Odd Fellows, by Mr.. A. P.
Dickey.
Odd Fellows, Loyal to Govern
ment and Faithful to Humanity,
by Rev. A. J. Gearhard.
Then, the table being made
ready, and the ladies and the
gentlemen being SO placed thai
each lady had two gentlemen b.,
side her on her left and two on
her right, and the three ministers
at points of vantage, Few. Talk
ington invoked the divine bless.
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Estray Notice.

Second Ward Justice Court
W ashington Parish, Louisiana
Notice is hereby given, there has
been strayed before me, the under,
signed authority, by W: D. Afford
Warnerton, La, a freehold citizen OF
said ward, parish and state, and VINO
being by me first duly sworn accord
Ing to law deposes and says that TOR
more than six months last past there
has been roaming at large at ana
near his place one large cream color,
ed COW about eight years old, branded
with "F"o on right hip
The said COW to be sold at the resi-
dence of the said W. j. Afford IN
the Second Ward of Washington Par
lsh, Louisiana, on
Saturday, December Is, 1920.
at II O'Clock a. M, Unless reclaimed
by the owner and all cost paid
Terms of sale, all cost to be paid in
cash on day of sale, the balance on
six months credit, the purchaser TIC
furnish his note with approved security
payable to parish treasurer OF Wash
| ington Parish, Louisiana
/ This 9th day of November 1920.
.. D, OFT,
Justice Of The Peace,
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and Richard Darlington, all residents
of Franklinton, Washington Parish,
Louisiana, and who shall serve until
the first Monday of January, 1922, at
which time a new Board shall be cleo
ted. The regular annual meeting for
the election of Directors shall be on
the first Monday of January OF each
subsequent year. All Directors shall
serve until the regular annual meeting
or until their successors shall have
been elected and qualified. Until the
first annual meeting of the said Board
of Directors shall meet as herein fix
ed, the following shall serve as officers
of said corporations;
Michael Darlington, President
Richard Darlington, Vice President.
Stephen E. Darlington, Secretary
and Treasurer, all of whom RESIDE
within said Parish and State
Article VIII
The charter of this corporation may
be amended at the regular meeting
Of the Stockholders, held after Thirty
t3o) DAYS due notice, addressed to
each of them at their doGaiciles.
Article TX
No stookholder of this corporation
shall ever be held liable or RESPONSE
BILE for the contracts or faults OF this
corporation in any further sum tnan
the unpaid balance due on the shares
of stock subscribed for by such per-
son; nor shall any informality in the
organization of this corporation have
the effect of rendering this charter
null, or of exposing stockholder tc
any further liability, beyond the bal
ance, if any, on his stock
Article X
This corporation shall be q golnt
concern as soon as the amount OF cap
5 ital stock Is subscribed and paid In q
: required by law. The initial subscrip
ton subscribed by each Of the incor
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-..,k,,nton, La, Dec. 9, 1920.
Club Notice.

The Waverley Club held It's
.oo,lar fortnightly meeting on
W., Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs
", J. Burris, the program ac'
,ordipg to the Year Book being
duly presented and routine bust.
ness discharged, the social hour
beiug very much enjoyed.
The session for December To-
pjIl be held with Mrs. w. 3
Bprris, discussions on The Art
Of Spain and MiIlet' Apprecla,
ton of pictures and the su0lec'
IN art, all club members being
asked to study the questions OF
the four topics
Reporter,
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official fattooind,

In some countries tattooing Is adopt.
ed for several purposes. For example,
IN Samoa, when woman marries, sew.
eral tattoo marks are placed on her,
and in FIJI and Samoa the birth OF
each child Is registered In this way On
ths methW's hApA