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Taos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcr1oNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE sIx-RooM
AND BATH FRAME DWELLING ON
HINT PLACE NEAR 44ch STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE s!x.Ro0A
AND BATH FRAME DWELLING ON
HUNT PLACE NEAR 44rh STREET
NORTHEAST. HILLBROOK. d. G..
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly re
corded in IIber No. 1900. folio 3S6 ct seq. Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia.
and AZ the request Of the party secured there
By, the undersigned trustees will sell at pub
lie auction. in front Of the premises on
DECEMBER AID. 1870. AT THREE O'CLOCK
Pm, the following described land and prem.
ises situate in the District of Columbia, and
designated as and being lots 81. IS and SO. in
tuusr re 1904, in the subdivision known a.
Hilibrook D. G.. as per plat recorded In Book
County 81. at page IA. Of the records Of the
ONCE Of the surveyor Of the said District. This
property has hot-water heat and electric lighe
and faces on the car line.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to hrst deed
of trust for 81 900 and the balance to be pait
5000 On day Of sale deposit. $500 in thirty
days and the remainder in monthly Install
ments Of S35 each. Conveyaneing. recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost. Sale
to<1be closed In 80 days or deposit forfeited.
WILLIAM L. FORSYTH.
VINCENT A. sHEEHY.
A>14 ~ IL ~ ., Trustees
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

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done by experienced men: storage 81 per
month up. CONNECTICUT STORAGE AND
EXPRESS CO.. 50s H ne. Phone Line 252a
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Sore Throat Wisdom

Torelieve Sore Throat you must get at
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for that one purpose. A dose ofToNsl-
LINE taken upon the first appearance
of Sore Throat may save long days OF
sickness. Use little Sore Throat Wis
dom and buy bottle Of TONSuINE
today. You may need it tomorrow.
TONSILINE is the National r.
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known and most effective and n
most used. Look for the long n
necked fellow on the bottle when
you 60 to the drug store to get it. III
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advertised by
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(No. 49,

Il want to tell you my furni-
ture scarcely needed busting
when it came from the ware
house. and the piano tuner
said he had never seen a piano
so we'll cared for in storage"
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DAVID NOTES. AUCrIoNEER.

On SATURDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTEEN.
1922. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. l will sell at
public auction, at the Farmers Produce HAS
keii, market. 18th and r SITS. NV. condemned
District Horses. Nos $50 and S63-
Terms: Cash at time Of sale.
Ry order OF Commissioners. u. c.
del6-2t ID. J. DONOVAN. Auditor. u. @.
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Storage for motor cars dead,
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luggage and household effects.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21

circle. Ch. g. d. cr. into second d. or.
Of circle and continue until you have
made . d. or. on a half circle Of four
spaces.
Fourth row-Ch. 3 and on each
space with D d. cr stitches into each
space. making a picot OF four eli
stitches into the middle or. stitch Of
each space Continuing on making
a ch OF , and catching IL into the
nfth stitch made In the row before
and five more ch. ctitches, then NIL
ingf the edge as in former rows.
Firth row d. or. into The made
i'm the previous row. ch. stitches
and d. or stitches, same as last
row Ch. and double into first
stitch OF last row. one ch stitch and
a single or. stitch into the picOt. Ch.
3 and catch I'm the circle. then turn.
sixth rOw-Fill the circle made by
the d. or. and one ch. stitch into the
plcot with six d. or. stitches. work
Ina over the picOt Ch. and catch
into the fifth stitch OF the ch. CHI
; and continue row as explained.
Seventh row-Same as third row.
Catch last ch. Of three into the SEQ
ond picot with single cr stitch,
always having four spaces.
Eighth row-Same as fourth row
and on until lace is the required
length.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
We ddLim@Ss

Miss Margaret Tingle, of No. iO2
West Eighteenth street. and ". Ar
thur Wise formerly Of this dty, but
now OF Detroit Mich. will be mar
ried on Sa urday, May &, at Bunalo,
n. Y.
They will live in Detroit. where
Mr.. Wise is employed.
Miss Vera May Ford, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry b. Ford, of No. i22
Concord avenue and Robert j. Walls,
son Of Raymond Walls OF Delmar. We're
married last evening at the home Of
the brides parents by the Rev. G. H..
Holmead, assistant rector Of ST. Johns
r. y. Church.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Miss Amy lOst was maid
OF honor and Ralph IL. SheNery was
best man. Little Miss Margaret Ford,
a cousin Of the bride, was flower girl
The bride wore white geOrgelte With
bead trimmings. She carried a shower
Bouquet Of sweet peas and lilies Of the
valley The maid of honor wore white
crepe de chine and carried orchid
sweet peas. The little flower girl wore
white Organdie and carried basket OF
The wedding music was played by
Mrs. Leslie Ford The home was prei-
tily decorated with palms. ferns, sweet
peas and magnoias.
Following the ceremony reception
was held, about 100 relatives and
friends attending,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walls left last evening
for trip north and upon their return
VIII live at No. i22 Concord avenue.
Many friends Of the bride and groom
accompanied them 10 the Pennsylvania
Railroad station and gave them a royal
send of.
Among those present We're r. Walls
and daughter Della. and Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Hcarn, OF Delmar Alri and Mrs.
S McSOrley. Of Holly Oak Mrs r. Nc
SOrley and daughter Catherine, Mrs.
Corey OF Philadelphia; Mrs. Elton BY
erly and daughter. Mrs. Warren
Lamey Mr.. and Mrs w Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs :. Greenwood. Miss Flor
ence Jacobs Of COatesville, Pa; Mrs.
Yost. of Parkersburg. Pa: Mrs.
George b Ford. Mr. and Mrs. O.. A.
Salter, Mr. and Mrs r. Poole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Ford and children. Mr. aud
Mrs. H. b. Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Cooke, Mrs. H. Cooke Mrs. Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kay. Mr.. and Mrs. :. Faulkner
MIR. and Mrs. Pradley Ford. Mrs Lydie
I B'ddle. Mrs.Walter Biddle. owen Cloud
Mrs e.. Glanding. Mrs Deakyne. Miss
Weaiherby. Miss Mary Booth. Miss
Catherine Cleaver. Miss L. Wallace r.
llibner. Albert Simon. Miss Grace Fos-
ter, Mrs William Stoops, Mrs. j. vii
son and others.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
NEVSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
lconIlnued from Page mo-

Continued from PAGE Two.l
the ways and means committee Of the
Dorcas Society OF the Methodist
Church. announced last nigh; that
the bake that was to have been held
at the lanes T. Challenger store next
saturday evening, has been postponed
until the following Saturday.
The reception to the pastor OF the
Nazareth Church. will be held in the
Sunday school room tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs Henry Handy Hay and Mrs. Ju-
lius Dodd have been appointed COM
miiee for the drafting OF suitable res
oluiions for the Century Club upon the
death OF Mrs Selden :. Deemer.
The West End baseball team Will
play the st. Thomas team Of Whining
ton, at Battery Park grounds next
Saturday. The West End battery will
be Frechurg and Pnder.
Pasltime 4. C.. will play the Highland
team Of Wilmington at Rockford tower
grounds next saturday. Manager Law
Ter requests all the players 10 meet at
DOugherty's pool parlors at O'Clock,
Saturday afternoon.
William Ford. Of fremont street.
employed by Walter Lester. a farmer.
was severely cut on the head by corn
cutter. The wound was dressed by
Dr. b. NJ Allen.
William Roll. son OF the DObbinsvllle
grocer is suffering with a badly in
fecied knee.
Martin Kcnna who was injured sew
eral weeks ago al the American Man
ganese steel plant has sufficiently re-
covered to return 10 work.
4 dance by the Wilmington Dancing
academy was given at the opera house
last night
Mrs. J. r. Bicking. who has been III
for several DAYS is improving.
The special meeting Of the Christian
Fndeavor Society of the First Baptist
Church. 90 have been held at the par
sonage last night, was postponed.
The Junior Order Of United Ameri-
can Mechanics is making a memher-
ship drive Several propositions were
received ai last nights meeting.
A special meeting Of City Council
and Tho Trustees Of the Commons Will
be held This evening They will meet
bodily In joint session. There has been
a Misunderstanding by some Of the
members it heing circulated that it IS
meeting OF special committees or
| these two bodies. This is mistake
as an members OF both hodies are re-
duesied 10 meet I'm the Trustees Of the
! Commons Chamber at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
Individuality Of Children
Don't Influence CMid'S Later Judgment
M EdIIorIaI IN Lho socIeIy EdIL0r-.


The speaker an eishsar-od and doesn't make any dt
his father said The significant fact that small
opinions mental habits OF happiness criticism discomfort pat
termed aficr his parents.
We an know ,ha children assmae habits Of mind
easily than habits but how This knowledge
into daily feg Personal habits OF
the outward material virtues diligently and without dr
into our little people bs example and
But what about mental habits? Is rule family
to nd fault with neghbors front of cdren9 n
are not satisfied with the way m is treating yocng
complaints In The hearing OF little that understand e a
Jude Of discomfort without being able TO appreciate OF the facts
that may Justify t1
And patriotism for loyalty
continued criticism that
nprcsionshle of an Photographic plates youc
iemptuous community aiuude2 you bringing mp your
drcn with anarchc tendencies repeatedly
public measures which, because possibly
understand what talking about his
preston rather than judgment? Your udg
mens You have reasons Tor thinking do Rut kdde
gets only reflex Of hnss wrong tainted atmosphere That must
MY father city government rotten
70 be- sweeping opinion of said
40 least know why think But
doesn't Nor explain Vhy'
stindng All he gels
mental association ihst will le
not be true OF ihe be his duty
20 indse
Associative And ~
make or mar our ciming % 1erationi
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
TO SING SCRFlTIoNY

Ihat The Creation" which is In he
sung here in the near future. will 10
an extraordinary event in Whining
ION : musical circles. Is sssurediv
ioretold after another successful re-
hearsai held last night by the VII
nlngt0n Community Chorus in the
auditorium Of The High School. The
score was Interpreted with greater
ease and color. and Harry BarnharL
director, and Fed Watson. accomp-
anist, were we'll pleased with the even
ine.
The chorus will appear next Tues
DAY evening in "Old Home Might"
rms presentation. which has becn
minulely prepared, will consist of a
program and revival OF old folk songs
The performers will wear anti0is
costumes and represent various tvpes
and periods. The public is cordially
invited to attend. The committee in
charge is Miss Iona Shilling. Mrs.
Marearet s Lodge, Mrs. John ShOl.
Mrs. Norman Coffin. Miss Madeline
Williamson. W. :. Dolby. Horace NJ,
White, Fred Won Rodeck and Mrs. W.
H. Wainwright.
\ rummage sale will be held This
Thursday and Friday al No. IA Tat
nall street The 200 ionquils. which
were sold last week. added SIC 10 the
treasury fund
The Orange. y. j., Communitv
Chorus. has extended an invitation 10
this city's chorus 20 partake i'm their
June Sing Festival 4 similar invita-
ton was directed TO The Plaindcld. y.
J. chorus. Special cars viii c0ndg6t
The choruses TO the festival.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
POT POURI or STYLES
MAKES UP 1920 COSTUME

TO A. ". with everything from Greciau
draperies 10 Louis Quinze hoop skirts
and Victorian polonaisc and busiles.
Indeed The hustle is backing to the
fore with amazing persislency and
promises 10 break the straight lines Of
our beloved one piece models more et-
feciiyoly than even have the pannlcrs.
The tight bodiced. bouftant pannicred
frocks have indeed almost become an
old story so generally accepted are
they hy those who can wear them nut
nOW the hustle with new old novelty
threatens 20 back them off the fash
ionahle boards Whether in black or
beige tameta for day time wear or in
rose and silver hrOcadc Tor evening
the hustle frock Is a quaint end attrac-
tive delight 10 invariably Is made with
a snug bodice which usually buttons
down the front like an old time basque
and the sleeves are nothing more than
a hint or suggestion. sheer Wliile
nchus OF Organdie or batisie inisn the
low cut necks of the laifeia bodices ON
both the hustle and the pannier gowns
ID Is truly a golden age OF fashion
dear alike 10 the hearts Of the slim
the fat, The old, the yOung and Ne
dark or fair There's a style for every
type and just so YOU hit on the one
best adapted To YOU, why everything
lovely.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
Take a goodly bit OF Spanish
With a dash OF pure Chinese
Then stir In some Egyptian

lhen SUR m some Egyptian
A pinch OF Bcngalese
A lavoring Rumanian
OF Checho Slay load
Then with French dressing serve it,
IL is the seasons mode
They seem to have tried everything
in this seasons fashions ecept raisin.
All countries and an periods have been
conglOmerated and stirred up to-
eeiher with the result that you can
wear almost anything or nothing and
be I'm style.
The craze for things Egyptian con-
fines Itself mostly 10 head dresses
hats, evening gowns and Wraps. Close
iiitng turbans bcieNcled and lotlel
are almost replicas OF CleOpatra's hest
Nile-going bOnnets and straight lined
evening gowns of Old Egyptian blue
sailing heavily embroidered down the
straight front panels In lOtOs scarab
and Ibis designs are bright with gay
hucs and metallic threads.
The Chinese influence is also notice
able at the top where 10 breaks out In
perky little Chinese mandarin hats
dangling rich silkcn iassols and in HE
coat wraps cut on the Chinese coat
lines. Chinese embroidery also plays a
big part In gown embellismeni
As for the Rumanian, Checho- -Slav
and Balkan touches they waste no
time In splashing an their gay wool
cmOrOldcries over the waists OF the
moment The fr0cks OF black Chaniilly
lace, one ilouncc above the other Ia
nOla. ihe land OF the casiinct and the
I bull The black lace draped hats
/ hQleros and tight black velvet bodices
/ ail have decided Madrid or Seville
7 flavor
As for the periods they stretch b. O.
make the skirts. fairly reek OF Hispa-
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
in 'TWIG OF THORN

The Neighborhood Theatre Club has
aroused much enthusiasm since il was
organized recently. and much interest
is being taken in its first production,
"The Twig Of the Thorn" by Marie
Josephine Warner. which will be
given at the New Century Club on Fri
day evening
The members Of the club are stu
dents Of the High School department
OF the Ursuline Academy, who are in
terested in schol dramatics, and are
anxious to further a movement for
better plays and a higher standard OF
amateur acting.
The club has chosen for its first
production one Of the most fascinat-
ing little plays ever written. The plot
hinges around the old Irish superstl-
ton of the thorn tree, and with its
wealth OF Irish imaginatiyeness. its
theme Of love, and its richness in
music and rOliicking country dances.
The play gives proof Of drawing
large audience.
The play will be presented under
the direction Of Miss Helen NJ Casey,
OF the department OF speech. Miss
Casey is "A graduate OF the Ursuliue
Academy and also studied at The Col
lege OF New Rochelle. Stusebach's
Orchestra Will furish music.
The members Of the cast are: The
Misses Margaret Kelly, Mary Buckley,
Anne HOey. Marie Blatz, Margaret
Casey, Mary Gillespie. Alice Mundy,
! Elizabeth Buckley, Gladys Dashiell,
Marie Celia, Marion Walsh, Carmela
CorletO, Sara O'Hara, Mary Sweeney
and Kite Dougherty.
The play will be given for the bene-
NJ Of the National Catholic Shrine at
Washington.
The list OF patrons is Miss Agnes
Replier Miss Catherine Breezy, Miss
Agnes G.. Quinlan, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicola
! MOntani, Mr.. and Mrs John j. RaskOb
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blatz Mr.. and
Mrs. y. A. LippincOtt, Mr.. and Mrs
q Cornelius Mundy, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Moniele, Mrs. Mary Casey. Mrs Cath
crime Celia. Mrs. John Devine. Mrs.
/ James O'Neil Mrs. LinwOod Dashiell
Mrs. Andrew p. Casey, Mrs. Harry r.
Mellon, Mrs p. A. Horty, Mrs. p. j..
! Iaggart, Mrs J. Neary, Miss sara
Malloy, DR.. James Walsh, Dr. Austin
! q QMalfey, Mrs. J. J. Ford, Mrs. n q.
Kelley, Mrs John J Hanley. Mrs.
ilaniel Buckley. Mrs. James Hoey Mrs.
Maurice Parsons, Mrs. Frank O'DOn-
nell. Mrs: Frank McHugh, Mrs. J. p.
Laifey, Mrs. Thomas j. Laffey, Mrs.
Dennis Buckley, Michael Sexton. John
A. Lengel and Ernest Sabitino.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
LACE PATTERNS
A NEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
THE RISING sun.

This pattern is made in wide and
narrow lace. The wide is especially
good on pillow cases, dressers, scarfs.
The narrow lace will be given later
First row-Ch. 26, make a loop by
single crocheting into the sixth
stitch from the needle. turn.
Second row-Ch. and d. CT. 10
'times into the circle made. Ch. ,
and 5. cr into fourth stitch from
Icircle. Oh. stitches and d. or. four
times into ninth, tenth. eleventh and
twelfth ch. stitches from circle. Ch
two stitches and d. or. four more
times into four last ch. stitches.
Turn.
Third row-Ch. 3 and dr.. C. four
times into The four stitches which
finished the first row Ch , and
then make d. or. stitches into the
next four stitches. Ch. nine stitches
and d. or. once into first d. cr. Of the
Evening journal., 1920-04-21

WASHINGTON April 81 - The
Thing for women TO do II Ia " object
10 political machines is 10 get out
and iighl these machines" is the ad-
vice Of Miss Mabel Choaie. daughter
OF the late Joseph Choate
Mss Choate' is following in the
footsteps Of her father. who was one
Of The most distinguished statesmen
OF his day She is a candida,e for
delegate to the Republican national
convention In juno.
Miss Choate, in campaigning In the
seventeenth congressional district.
asked The voters 10 send her 10 the
Republican convention at Chicago as
a dSesle instructed for Herbert
Hoover.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
Y. A. NEWS

The boy and girl" party which the
Wi-lo-se Club had planned 10 hold
on Monday night will he held on next
Monday evening at the same hour
and at the same place, No. sol Mar
kct street. The club Is planning many
surprises for the affair Each girl
member Of The club is privileged to
invite a boy friend guest.
Under the direction OF Miss Eliz-
aheth Pyle, a sewing class was formed
last evening at the club rooms. No.
sol Market street. The attendance for
the first meeting was large, and the
class Is expected TO be one OF the most
popular OF the ~ w" IL meets from
7.3O until o'clock.
A successful bake was given yesler-
day by The house committee under lhe
direction Of Mrs B. G.. Grommon ana
her committee at the Wilmington Das
Company's Office
The Friendship Club. composed Of
Young women Of the Wilmington High
School held delightful supper at the
club rooms on Monday evening. III
was a "get-tOgeiher" affair and was a
great success 4 tempting menu was
served. Following the supper a So
cial hour with games and music was
The boosters Blue Triangle Club
mot on Monday evening The meet
ing was well attended and many new
plans were discussed for the summer.
Tile Hiawatha Girl Reserve Corps
Is planning to take a hike on Friday
afternoon. This corps Is much inter
eslcd in the study OF birds and ilowers
and will try TO locate different natural
history subjects on Friday.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
TO SLOW MOVIES IN cHIlRcu

TWO. reels Of moving pictures viii
Westminster Church parlors. The
pictures viii be shown under the
direction Of the Junior Board Of The
Home OF Merciful Rest The per
formance will begin at 7.3O o'clock
THIS same entertainment was IN
have been witnessed last Friday night
Dut due 10 the movie" machine
breaking the exhibition had TO be
postponed.
Ihe Junior Board announces that
persons holding tickets from last
week 5 show may use them on Fri
dsy night
u Is expected that The pictures will
include Marguerite Clark i'm "Rich
Man Poor Man. and a Fatty APbuckle
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
NEWS ODDITIES.

During January and February cof-
fea exports TO the United States from
Monterey. Mex, amounted to more
than 81 0O0O0O
Like our own leap year. every third
year in China is longer than lis pred
ecess0rs but The Chinese add a whole
month instead OF an extra day.
Building construction contracts lel
for the FIRST three months OF 1920 in
he territory cast Of the Mississippi
and north OF the ohio Rivers were
$3.50. .iOS 600. compar 4 with S27l5l5.-
OO0 for the FIRST quarter Of 1919.
The Association Of Railway EWcu-
lives announces that 5000 O0O,000 Will
be needed by lhc railroads this year
10 finance The purchase OF new equip
ment
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
Today's News Today
SGrtiiq1fy7

Mrs. Walter J. Laird has returned
from Nashville. Tenn. where she ,is-
lied her former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John $. Rosscll are
spending several We -ks at the Hotel
Brighton, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alfred Trosch. OF Rochester.
n. y, and daughter janet are the
guests Of Mrs. James p. bunker, No.
9Ot Madison street
Miss Sarah Ansiruther. OF England.
IS STAYING with Mr.. and Mrs. II. flelch-
er Brown.
The Misses Mabellc Lockard. Monle
Le6are and Alice keneher. Robert
lhomas, Walter Carson. Robert I.
scuriock, and Mr.. and Mrs. h. l.. Blyby
attended the dance given by the Girls
tuelizcr Club OF The Packard Motor
sales Company at Bellevue e-Stralford
on Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
An HONEST Man IS Kenneth.

TOLEDO April 2i-Mrs. George
Seney lost a handbag containing 5000
ieWelry and some valuable silk. Ken
meth Mcfarland found the bag and
u whom she reported the loss. she
paid "a reward
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
Is THERE MORAL IN ms sTORYg

clock" e,i'''''d'' dscisioned he he iewcIcr. 'is
hopeless. II is w. j. b.. It will
never. never run again" But Willie.
orphan asylum here. fixed the clock
Willie is a.. a mechanical genius, ac-
cording TO folks who know him.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
p. a J. co. DANCE TONIGHT.

Final arrangements have been made
Tor the dance to be given by the Office
employees Of the Jusey and Jones Com
pany, this evening, in The dupont ball
room.
Ihe Original Six will furnish the
music. several surprises in the way
OF novelty dances have been arranged.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
nnAMA LEAGuE NIGHT.

The Wilmington Center Of the
Drama Leauga will enjoy the second
Drama Ladies' Night at the Play
house tomorrow evening, When
Three Live Ghosts will be offered.
Tho first League Night was enjoyed
when members Of the league attended
with pleasure Aftermath"
The Drama League feels greatly IN
debied tn the Playhouse management
for making these Drama League
Nights" possible. one Of the adNan-
iagcs Of being a member Of the
League is that the best seats for first
class att actions can be secured by
those in good standing In the League
at practically half price. The local
league cannot amliate with the rs
iional league until lis membership
numbers one hundred The Whining
ton Centre has almost reached that
number