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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Delaware Grange of Newport, Last
Night Elected Officers for the
Ensuing Year.
JAILED FOR BAD CONDUCT
Educational Week at Milford Fea-
tured by Fine Address by Prof.
Robert Shilling.
JAILED FOR BAD CONDUCT
From Every Evenings Correspondent.

from Every Evenings Correspondent.
Milford, Dec Professor Robert
Shilling. superintendent of the Milford
Special School district, addressed the
congregation of Christ Episcopal Church,
Sunday, during the course OF the regular
morning service.
Professor Shilling, in the course of his
remarks, based ON the general topic OF
education, portrayed the development OF
the public school system in this country
and In the State of Delaware from Its
beginning. Prior to the Nineteenth Cen
tury he said, there were no public schools
in the State In 1923 the State Legislature
made a ruling III which the establishment
of free public schools was mentioned,
but the tenor of the ruling was TO the
effect that although the schools We're
free and people could make use OF them
If they cared to, vet the desire WAS con-
veyed nv the legislators that tho people
would still continue to make use OF the
private schools then largely in existence
throughout the State. Later. the public
school svstem as we now know il was devel-
oped, until now the system of education
in Delaware bids fair To lead that OF ANY
State of the union in short while.
The values Of education and the right
Of every child to received q thorough
training mentally To fit him or her 10
face the work of the world was strongly
emphasized by the speaker. and an appeal
was made at the close Of the address for
all to lend their hearty support 10 The
work of the school and those who are
working for the educational interests Of
the State
The address wss gwen as part OF the
local observance Of Educational Week
which is taking place oil over the United
States from December 5 TO IL
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NEWS OF I.EWES.

Iewes, Dec. 7.-Csptain Willard H.
Collins, master of the tug Arabian. is here
visiting his family while his boat is in the
harboT.
A citizens meeting VIII be held in the
Auditorium tomorrow evening. 10 disciuss
the new charter for Lewes.
Anthony Ingram has purchased a new
1921. Buick touring car.
Olaf Egeland. assistant superintendent
of Coast Guard stations in this district, hes
been transferred to = station in South
Carolina and viii move his family there
this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
FIREMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
Wcccacoe and Washington Companies
Select Chiefs for Ensu Ing Year.

The Wcccacoo and Washington Fire
Companies held their annual election
of officers last night.
Tho Weccacoe election resulted "a
follows: President, William NJ. Connolly;
vice-pnsident, Michael p. Conway; re-
cording secretary, James Noon; financial
secretary, Daniel A. Haggerty; treasurer,
William i. Connor; trustees, William
NJ. Connolly, Patrick Megill, James
Noon; auditing committee Hugh r.
McDonough, Michael F. Conway Daniel
i. Connor; board of directors, William
r. Denney. James Joyce Jr., George
Rogerson, Daniel A. Haggcrty Joseph
y. Connell William II. Green, Michael
J. Maloney; engineer, Daniel A. Haggerty;
fire reporter, William ii. Green; chauffeur,
William ii. Green, William r. Denney and
Albert Roberts
Washington Fire Company elected
officers as follows: Martin Y. Farrell,
president; George w. Sasse. vice-presdent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

Experts tell US that our fur
stock is we'll selected and Of
splendid quality. Every piece IN
it IS OF hlgh-grade. no matter
what its price.
As a Christmas special for to-
morrow the fashionable fox
Scarfs in our stock are all re-
duced to an average Of 20 per
cent to 25 per cent off their reg
uIar price.
In beautiful black fox Scarfs
We have them regularly at SIS,
$3.50, S45, s5S and $3.50
each.
The popular brown fox IS
from s45 to $3.50 each. while
the taupe foxes are from S79 to
S1.00 each. Remember. tomor-
row these are all subject TO re-
duction Of 20 per cent TO Is per
cent from the above prices.
Make your selections early.
Second Floor, take elevator.
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HAVE SECURED COUNSEL.

Dover, Dec Tt now develops that
two of the three supposed burglars of the
Levi store, last Tuesday night, are not
willing to be sent to jail without q fight,
and counsel has been secured for George
VI. Willings, alias Melvin Darlington,
and Irwin McCallister, Thomas c. Frame.
IT., will represent Willings and r r.
Kenney McCallister? The hearing Is
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
There is dissension among the men one
Of whom saws McCallister was with them
IN the Dover mixun. while another says
he was not.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
ROSE HILL GRANGE.

Rose Hill, Dec. Rose Hill Grange
will hold a very important meeting to-
morrow evening in the school.
The annual election Of officers win take
place. Every member is expected TO be
present The master, Jesse Joohen, and
Mrs. Iochen expect to attend the meeting
of State Grange at Dover December Il
and Is. ~ delegates from Rose Hill Mrs.
Sarah Simo,s, ore Of the charter members
Of the grange, /. very i'll at her home, near
Rose Hill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

THE FASHIONABLE.
PIAIDS

Those handsome alI-wool
plaids are 50 fashionable for
sllrts and which we have been
selling for $50 and $3.50 a
yard. are now reduced to $500
a yard. and they're 81 inches
wide
One length. a yard and a
quarter. is generally enough for
the fashionable skirts. Use Nc
Calls plain skirt pattern, No.
1888.
Dress Goods Dept. First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
CREToNNEs
for Christmas Fancy Goods

Tor 1fri6FfflHE hritV NnNr0N
For shoe bags. i8undr
knitting bag for glove
and neckte holder f1y
tains, table runners ard's
lamp shades tray 0off0nos
cushion covers. screens Ore
tonnes look 81 Well and 70 p-f
any furnishing. are 0 adaDf
able and 70 easy ~ work 'r
You can economical make
your Christmas gifts. n east
many of them. RI our ret6rree
You'il find ? ple1did line RI
Cre+onre~ m aiI he 'es va1.e
patterns. grave and gay a'
and dark and III ~ mI-. -
than former prCeT A table I..
AZ 45c that we're formerly up -
75c. Another inc ~ 75c, aere
regularly ~ 70 81 % and = ~
Of verv fine ones at S1.O0 2 ard
that we're up 10 Sis
sun fast Madras, Due. Green
rose. gold. regularly $500 now
s1.35 a yard. Plain colo "a sun
fast, which were Sis. are now
CSC. PLAIN coiored Popllns. are
now s1.O0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

James M. Dckerson, secretary; James H..
Ystes, treasurer. These mon serve for
ono year.
The following men servo for six months:
Board of Managers, James L. Pnrthrce
John b. Simmons, Clarence II. Pyle,
Paul FredericlSs and Martin V. Farrell;
auditing committee, Joseph A. Farrell
Paul Fredericks and Leon Il. Klund; On
gineer. Wilmer A. Green.
The newly elected officers assume their
duties January 3, 1921.
Brandywine will hold its election to-
night; Delaware will nominate tonight
and elect January 4; Reliance nominates
January 3 and elects the first Saturday
in February; Water Witch elects January
3 and the Phoenix elects next Tuesday
night
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priest; Warren Singles, king; r. X. J..
Thompson, scribe, Alfred NJ. Clover,
treasurer; Hnrry II. Campbell, secretary.
Presentation Of Past High Priest
jewel 20 retiring High Priest Harry
McPbcrson was made by Rev. George
e. Williams. William J. Parry, organist
VIVA given bouquet Of chrysapthemums
by Rev. Richard w. TraprelI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
ORGANDY COLLAR AND
CUFF SETS
stamped for wool ernorold-

The Ar Department offer
these Ineoru and Wnlte. al s5c
per sci.
Madeira TRAY Covers. pc
clal al Sl.00.
MADEIRA SETS u IS pieces.
$40, $3.50 and SIS a sci.
Filet Scarfs, III sets 70 match.
18X5o. l8X45 and lSXS4.
Stamped BED Spreads. n UNI
Dleached muslin of god -ual-
lty. $500 and $3.50 eacn. TIE
designs are attractive and not
hard TO 90.
Blbs and Trays. In re e..
special At 45c.
A full Inc II Spanish ace
centre Scars ana DoIles. These
make fine gifts.
SPECIAL Prise 81 11-a,1N
House Dresses. Sl.65 anl Sl.sS
each.
Art Dept. First Floor.
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TROUBLEMAKER JAILED.

Dover, Dec. 7.-Richard Trenary, who
has been employed on the public roads
and is charged with annoying the family
Of William Faulkner, at Frederica, was
arrested yesterday and brought to Dover
Jail. charged with making threats and
breaking the peace
He was held in 5000 bond to keep the
peace in default, of which he was com
mitted TO jail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
Two Christmas Specials
i'm Silk Underwear

Silk Night Gowns. prettilv made Of Picadilv
cloth, with Y neekS and without sleeves These
are IN flesh color and are dantilv trimmed with
satin bands They were 81. .o5, special now. So. S.
Flowered Silk Camisoles in blues. browns and
reds; were $3.50. Christmas special, 81 .s5 each.
Second Floor. take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
MEMS FINE MADRAS AND PER-
GALE SHIRTS
C-o~:.I Gil

The new patterns from our regular maker
and OF our regular high quality
$3.50 Shirts. reduced to Sis.
Our regular $3.50 Shirts. better quality
and in a wider range of patterns. now re-
duced TO S2.45 apiece
You'll like these shirts; they're made
right, from splendid materials You will
also like the reductions from our regular
prices. Make your selections early While
the assortment of styles and sizes are at
their best. Mems Wear, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
FTRST-CLASS LINOLEUMS
At Very Low Prices

+ you need hnOIeum Tor
YOUR kitchen, pantry, bathroom,
Vestibule or any room OF the
house be sure to see this line
before YOU buy. Splendid lin
oleurns at S1.00, S1.25 and up
to $500 a square yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
SURPRISE PARTY.

Stanton, Dec. IA number Of friends
called at the home of Thomas Jeffcris. Jr.,
or Friday evening and completely sur
prised him. The evening was spent in
games, music and dancing Those
Continued on page Is
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Two Good Warmers Rust
proof Corsets, Medium Sizes,
at Medium Prices.

We are selling two very good
Warmers rust-proof CorsetS, in
the high bust model. each model
has a 63-lnch top. One is built
on lines for the medium to aver
age size figure: the other for the
shorter. stout figure. Both of
these models come in white ba-
tlSte and have two sets Of hose
supporters. They are very mod
erately priced at $500 and
$3.50 per pair.
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

You actually wonder whether it can be
tr,le-that you went along for months
enduring such misery when you could
have had such easy and quick relief Do
YOU doubt? Prove it at our risk Your
money is cheerfully refunded if "Gets-It"
fails. Be sure you get the genuine. Their
is nothing else like "Gets-It. Sold by
druggists everywhere; costs but a trifie
Afd. by /. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
r CHRISTMAS, WOMEN's AUTOMOBILE CAUNTLETs
Christmas Gift Suggestions
That Are Practical, From the
Drapery Department..

nat Are PRACTICAL, from the
Drapery Department.
Sofa Pillow, covered, s1.50
and $500.
Cedar Chests, SIT and $40.
Smoking Stands, s., $3.50
and s3.75.
Willow Rockers and willow
Chairs, $1,000 to $500.
Larnbrequins, silk. al s4.25;
satin at s4.2s, and plush at SO.
Table Covers, $500 to $40.
Couch Covers, s3.25 toSI0.
Card Tables, folding style.
$3.50 and $500.
Utility Work Stands, that
were $50. are now $500.
Carpet Sweepers, S3.25, SIS,
S6.25 and 81.
Reduced
Silkalines, % 20c ana 30ca
yard.
Sunfasts, 70 Soc a yard.
from S1.0O.
Sunfast Madras, S1.20 and
$500.
Cretonnes, 45c, from sc.
Cretonnes, 75c, from S1.00.
Cretonnes, Sl.o0, from 81. 50
and SITS.
Third Floor. take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
A Splendid Line of
BOXED PAPERS FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

All shades. i1 attr3cfInc
boxes. 5One paper and enve
iopes other5 paper envelope and
correspondence cards. various
priced from Soc - $50 roY
Stationery. First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
MASONS ELECT.
Washington Lafayette Chapter Had Annu-
nj Conyoration Inst Niaht.

The annual oonvocation of Washington
Lafayette Chapter, No. |, X. a. NJ,
held in Masonic Temple last night was
attended by about $50 Masons. Election
of officers irclided Frank l.. Lorg, high
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

CHRISTMAS APRONS

We'll made. in dainty style,
prettily trimmed. Now in a good
assortment.
Practical gifts and gifts that
are dainty and pretty are these
little Tea Aprons, all prices
from 35c to S1.75 apiece. at
tractiveIy boxed if you desire.
White Goods, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
Routine Business.

Routine business YVES transacted at n
msc citing held in Wilmington Yesterday
by the directors of the Delaware railroad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
Practical Gift for Father
Mems Warm Underwear
A Christmas Sale at Red,

A Christmas Sale at Reduced Prices
Mems heavy weight. heeced ribbed Shirts and Drawers
and natural grey eoors formerly S150 garment here
for 89c each
Mems fine wool Shirts and Drawers. former $500
So apiece and the regular $3.50 SIS
Good Union Suits regularly here for S275 the heavy,
fleece lined, in natural grey color. reduced to SITS suit.
Heavy grey cotton fleece lined Union Suits ribbed that we
have been selling for the past week special $500 eah
reduced to two suits for $500
All of these are first quality from regular stock
Mems Underwear, First Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
WINDOW SHADES

Window Shades are being
pulled down. Our regular 9oc
shades now 75c; orr S1.50 ones
now s1.25; the $500 ones. sI.5O
apiece.
Third Floor, take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
SMALL ADMINISTER RUGS
for Christmas gifts

Fine quality AXmin,,er Pu-e
in the popular -lft sizes. tsa5o
in, $3.50 3aG $3.50; d the ~
ST in. 1886, $500, $500 anG
$500; In the soAo5 r.. $500
S12.50.
Wilton Russ Ia lie 21NS4
regularly SD. are now $40.
i'm the 56X65 ia.. regularly So
are now Sl6.
carpets. take eleN atOr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
Christmas Tree Ornaments

OF course, you will want 10
freshen up your stock.
A beautiful line OF brilliant,
new Christmas tree trimmings
has Just been unpacked and is
ready for first Choosers. Prices
from SC up. Displayed in the
basement.
Fourth Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

Give gifts Of substantial worth After ALL they're the best
kind Tie up with red and green ribbon and you get
much fun and Christmas out of the ordinary practical everyday
things, besides helping lot way that's not possible
cept at Christmas times.
And you look around this store you'll find hundreds Of pac-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

FELT BASE ROOM RUGS
9X12 size. -cIal AZ SIS.
8X10 size, $40.
6x9 size, $500.
46x4.6. the popular s1ze "
under a stove. S2.25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

Fruit cake Schlittlcr's 300 King street.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
When
'Cets-It"
Comes
Corns 90

Painless, Sure, Quick is This q
Drop, 2-Seconds Wonder
There isn't room on the same toe for a
corn and two or three drops of "Gets-It."
GO the corn curls up. shrivels and peels off
in your fir gers so easily that you are sim
ply astonished, because you can't feel it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
WOMEN'S HANDSOME.
WINTER COATS

Ones and tWOS OF 2 klFld III
the popular colors, oordovan,
brown. reindeer. Belgian blue.
castor. navy and seal brown;
many fur trimmed with high
grade fur collars. all fancy silk
lined: some are belted. some are
in loose back style, and some in
the popular wrap style, One Of
these coats would make an eX-
ceIlent Christmas gift, one Of
beauty and practical utility that
would certainly be appreciated.
Prices for tomorrow are S35.
s49.50, SIS and S6e.50. These
coats were originally made to
sell for as high as SIPS apiece.
Second Floor, take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
A Special Sale
of Mems Fine Hosiery at Much
Reduced Prices

A Christmas sale at very much re-
duced prices. Of our regular tlrSt-claSs
goods, that will make welcome. practical
gifts.
Black, white and colorS, in fine, full
fashioned silk, mostly ONYX brand; our
regular S1.25 hose for s5c pair
Artificial silk plated Hose. formerly
Sl00 a pair, now Csc per pair.
Mems silk Isle Hose. fine wearing
quality; cordoVan, tan. navy. grey,
black. These were formerly 95c pair.
now reduced to 4sc per pair. Included
are few Onyx at the same price.
Finest quality of pure silk, Wayne
knit Hose in black or white or navy. that
We're $500 a pair, are marked at this Chr
$3.50 a pair.
Good weight silk Hose in black. {
formerly S1.6S a pair, now sl.25.
s2.75-the finest Wayne silk Hose
ioned, heavy weight silk. Special for 81.
Fine Isle Hose in cordovan or black
a pair. Mems
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

ca things Of excellent quality reasonable prices that will just
be right for Christmas
You'll notice that this early there's lot Of the Christ
mas spirit and Christmas smiles around
youVe pulling list bring here we'll Be glad to show you
helpful suggestions The earlier you do the better all around
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
THERE ISN'T A MOTHER WHO WILL NOT APPRECIATE
CUT GLASS AS a CHRISTMAS GIFT.

Here you'll find new cutting, in moderate price cut
brilliantly sparkling and beautiful in design
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

UNCOVERED PILLOW
CUSHIONS
Soft. plump ones, that are Just
what YOU want for the Christ
mas gift pillow cushion, cover
it with some Of these cretonnes.
The pillows are 90c up TO Sl.50.
Colored Marquisette and
Voiles, now 60c yard.
Third Floor. take elevator.
Evening star., 1920-02-22
SAYS REvOLUT|ON|STS
| ARE IN j. S. SERVICE
Senator Harding Charges They
Work From Within to Under
mine Government.

PHILADELPHIA, February Fl (by
the Associated Press).-Under the
mantle of patriotism socialists and
reyolutionists" have entered govern
ment service and are seeking to un-
dermine the American system, Sem
ator Harding, republican, of Ohio de-
clared in an address here tonight be-
fore the Manufacturers Association:
Banishment of such .retormers
life from wartime restrictions were
among reconstruction problems named
by Senator Harding.
The greatest menace in America
today" he said. comes from those
who have crept into service in the
name of patriotism and seek. in po-
sitions of authority, to undermine the
system which made US what we are.
II believe the republic is more
endangered by the invasion of public
service by the peaceful socialist than
it is threatened by the radical who
seeks destruction by force"
Urgng withdrawal of wartime re-
strictions on business and other in
terests, Senator Harding said:
1--WE shackled, regulated. restrained
reproyed and revised during the war
and it was accepted as a war necessity
but now we are at peace, actual peace
if not formal peace, and it is time to
duction than We do regulation, and we
need the restored freedom of business
and men,
Mr.. Harding expressed approval OF
collective bargaining. provided lit does
not deny an American the fullness OF
his freedom" He also advocated a tri.
bunal to end all conflict in produc.
ton and distribution, and declared il
would contribute more to world peace
and advancement than any dream OF
internationalism and attending Amer.
lean sponsorship for old-world trou,
bles."
Evening star., 1920-02-22
MOTHER GETS NAVY'S HELP
IN HUNT FOR OFFICER SON
William B. Munford, Former Ensign, May
Have Gone Down With Tug In
Storm Near Cape Hatteras.

I "Everything humanity possible is
| being done to locate either my boys
body or some evidence that he has
succeeded in being rescued. The
Navy Department has kindly placed
all its facilities at my service. and the
coast guard is searching the long
stretches of barren coast along the south
Atlantic in an effort to find some trace
. of William and the crew.
Some of the Navy officials have told
me there is a possibility that the tug
was blown by the storm out to sea
and that the crew was picked up by
some vessel bound for foreign port.
1 hope this is the case"
Young Munford was born in Clarks-
vile. Tenn. The family moved to At
lanta and resided in that city until the
boy was five years old. Then they
came to Washington.
Chum of Quentin Roosevelt.
The boy was educated at Force
School. and he and his brother Edward
were chums of Quentin Roosevelt. At
the age of twelve William was sent
with his brother to Tome School. Port
Deposit. Md. where both lads stood
high in scholarship. At the outbreak
of the war the young man was assist
ant to the auditor of the Union Iron
Works. which is affiliated with the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation.
William entered the Navy. He
studied at the Pelham training station
and was graduated with the highest
honors. He then took course Of
study in navigation at the Naval OBJ
servatory in Washington.
Upon his retirement from the Navy
young Munford entered the New York
steamship firms service.
One of MunfordS ancestors was
Capt. Clark. the famous explorer of
the great northwest. and another was
Col. Mica jah Clark. the last acting treas
urer of the Confederacy. Mrs. Munford,
before her marriage to Edward S. Mum
ford, sr., was Miss Lucy Norvell
Evening star., 1920-02-22
20 GALLONS OF GIN GONE.
Owner Puts Its Value at $50 De.
spite Bootleg Quotations.

Search is being made for an uni
Identified person suspected of having
taken twenty gallons of gin from the
apartment of Frank S. Appleman.
Portsmouth apartments. 1885 New
Hampshire avenue, Friday.
The colorleSs fluid, a beverage that
appeals to many persons in dry Wash
ington. was in two small kegs-fif
teen gallons to one keg and five in
the other-and the intruder took both
kegs and contents
The owner of the gin valued it at
$50, according to a police report. and
persons who read the report recalled
that the owner had no reference to
bootleg prices. Bootleggers. it is
stated. are demanding $40 quart for
the cheapest grades of gin.
Mrs. Katie Patterson, 1891 F street
northeast, has asked police of the
ninth precinct to recover a diamond
ring valued at 500 that was stolen
from a bureau drawer at her home
during the past few days.
Evening star., 1920-02-22

Dinwiddie. former legislative head OF
the Anti Saloon League, in active
charge as general and legislative
superintendent.
The opening here of national head
quarters on an extensive scale has
given fresh impetus to the general
movement throughout the country
and will be followed by the organi-
zation of additional branch con-
=, crosses in New England, the metro
politan east. the central west and the
Pacific coast region, with headquar-
ters, respectively, in Boston, New
York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
The opening gun of the local cam
paign will be in the nature of
great public mass meeting the after
noon of February 29. which will be
follow ed on Monday night by a ban
Evening star., 1920-02-22
OPENING IS POSTPONED.
Mr.. Hampden to Appear in George
WASHINGTON" Tomorrow.

The first performance on any stage
of George Washington" with Walter
Hampden in the stellar role. has been
nostnoned from this evening to to-
morrow evening. The occasion will
he marked by the special cabinet and
diplomatic night under the auspices
of the George Washington Memorial
Association.
Mr.. Hampden always has made it
rule not to appear on Sundays and
had planned to abate that custom In
the present instance for the sentimental
reason that he wanted the first per-
formance Of George Washington to
take place in the city of Washington on
Washingtons birthday. However, the
play viii not fall upon the date for the
Official and general celebration Of the
holiday.
Tickets purchased for Sunday even
ing-the occasion OF the penent ar
raneed by the national peace carlton
conmittee-will be honored Tuesday
evening. ....