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WAR GENERALS ACT 70 plsARM
GERMANY AND ENFORCE
TREATY.
COUNCIL WANT REPORTS
SUPREME COUNCIL rGLLs cHiEFs
TO DRAW UP pLANs ron
EXECUTION.
iws..su S,.p.psr uuiou New. ssuk,,l

Paris, Jan. 25.-The Supreme Coun.
ell. composed of Representatives Of
Great Britain. Italy, France, Belgium
and Japan, have heard the military
experts and later conferred together
regarding the failure Of Germany to
tlisarm as provided for by the Treaty
Of Versailles.
The experts were asked to make =
detailed report on the subject, with
recommendations regarding measures
to insure execution of the dlsarma.
ment clauses of the treaty.
The British prime minister, David
Lloyd George, and the president Of the
French council, Aristlde BRAND, It II
understood desire an opportunity to
talk over the different phases Of the
reparati0ns question before the sub
ject comes up for discussion ut the
full council.
Thus the changes In the councils
program.
In this connection the premiers are
said to be considering whether II 10
feasible and advisable to have the
German representative sit with the
council before the fInal decision on
reparntions Ia taken.
The British delegation In believed
to favor inviting the Germans to take
purt In the discussion after the allies
come to an understanding among
themselves.
Pending decision on this question,
Herr Bergman. the German delegate,
II is expected, will confer with Louis
I.OuCleur, the French minister Of llb-
erated regions.
cinl offer TO pay two billion marks 10
gold within yehr, one-f0urth Of that
amount In cash.
The eventunlity Of German being
invited to sit with the council depends
partly upon Herr Rergmann's reply to
n. IOutheur, who will usk him II Ger.
many has any proposition to make he
fore the allies decide on what course
they shall pursue 10 enforce execution
| Of the treaty.
=, The Eastern question, Greece and
the treaty of Severex will bc taken up
after the council has finished cOnsid-
ering the Austrian situation.
Resumption Of trade relations with
Russia by allied governments which
would entail u sOrt Of conditional rec
ognitiOn Of the soviet regime In Mos
COW appeared to he topic which
would be discussed seriously during
the next weck.
In connection with this subject, the
note sent by President Wilson tO Paul
Hymans. president Of the assembly -of
the Lrnguc 9f Nn,i"ns. In which MIR.
Wilson demanded that the nliies ns-
s,fine n ''hnnds off, attitude toward
the Russian nation, ,.app.arcd to Ike Of
prime importance.
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Nay wee, 1,sh.. IL Canada.

Ottawm.--"WOnan mMy walk along
the streets of Ottnwx IN tights. There
u M law Ia prevent them" w ruled
Inspector Mclaughlin Of the pOlics
morality squad. after complaint that .
woman who WIS "Old enough 10 know
better" had been neen an tho main
streets with n daringly short skirt.
''The police cnnnOt interfere IN long No
the body In covered" the inspector de.
clMred.
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y. Q. pre.ss.s Over On, n.,s,...,

Mexico City.-The United States
government. through George r. Sum
nsrl'n. the charge d'nffsires here. he's
presented M emphatic note t0 Mex.
IeD regarding the alleged invasion 0f
American petroleum concessions. an1
requesting nm Immediate lnvestixs.
ton with proper adjustment. nccord.
ta0 10 semI.OfflrIaI Information. The
foreign office. IN its usual press state.
Deot. did not mention the raports1
nete, and confirmation Of IT, delivery
vos lacking At the ADesicaA sssbaAy.
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". l,.e.,n'. stand .. ,n.usur..,...

Washington. The small stand first
used at the Inauguration of Abraham
Lincoln and Mt every Inauguration
sinc~. except when william Howard
Taft b~cxInc President, will M used
March 4 when Warren q. Harding
takes the oath of office The excep-
tion In the cMss Of Mr. Taft was b.
cause the ceremony occurred In the
Senate chamber ON account of the
weather. The stand h IN the pOnses.
sion Of Watson y. Clark Of this city.
sOn NJ the architect Of the capitol
building.
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IT. Louis, Confidence In an
early revival ef trade activity wss q.
preeDe1 ~ 0e0bers of the adjustmeo'
oereeu nanaGess' division Of the Na.
siooAl Aasociatiou Of Credit Men, ae
tAelS ceafsfsnce here.
DooeGntes stated that collections and
ee3ootneats he'd improved In he leN
~ Weoks, and that eo0dltI0us are ~
coo1n8 0oso 0tnbS0.
Nv. 9roOoA eocretary.treasursr q
u ooooclat1eo, dsclarsd that . survey
so1eotol noeO activity Of ~ bu11e1
eeoe3e = 1aay naoa, ae1 t1ee oe0
eseotess v5ew ~ e1tjeok wtlA eDo@
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Etsetorai Votss Misslna.

Washington. n.--ElectOrnl votes from
six states. Indiana, Maryland. Nevada,
North Cnroiinn. Oregon and Utah, had
not arrived ms Required by law when
Vice President Marshall clOsed his of,
flee. Returns which have been mailed.
however. from Somc Of the states may
he wsed nj the joint session Of Con
grens Feb. q to count the votes for
President and vice president.
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i1.aQa Xlar ereeee,.tisna

Washlnstoa.-A total Of 17.900 pro-
sseotioos have beea started under war
time laws, Attorney General Palmer
told the Senate Ju4iciary Committee.
OF The l7,000 cases, 2.824 have beea
disposed q Otherwise than By couvte-
dooA 6.190 resulted 10 convictions and
s2oo are psndinG. Palmer said.
Palmer was before TIE committee n
reply Do request for full informatioe
eeeeesning results Of the operation OF
~ laws eooeto1 - war measures.
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TIM Day Asssr.

Everett. aged nix, had been lsft VITA
. nslghbor while mamma and papa A.
tended an amateur theatrical.
When they were alone together. he
neighbOr remarked: "Y0ur mother CO.
taiAiy looked nice. She was certainly
dressed up"
'Yes'm." Everett rsspondsd, 'ahe
had on everything new ahe eot fee
Christmas 'ceptins her psrcolatsr r.
Cartoons Magazine.
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intsxIeatien Increasing.

New York.-The number Of persons
arrested for intoxication in New York
b the first year Of prohibition enforce
ment was 166 greater than the year
before, q comparison Of statistics made
Dublic at the Magistrates Court, dis
closed here. From June to DecsnosF.
1e20. the monthly scale Of arraisn-
J0e0ts has inez0aoed steadily.
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70 cs.a New s.csnt PIses.

Washington Coinage Of 2-cent
piece bearing the image Of Theodore
Roosevelt 70 provided In a bill ~
ported BY the House Coinage COmmit.
tee. In its report the committee said
nat q great need has arisen for 2'ceaf
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Il trial. have been very giad that ]
did, for now feel much stronger md Do
al Of my work. ! toll my friends Wheo
they ask me what helped me-, and thsy
think It must b . grand medicine. And
Il b. You can U.S. this letter for tae-
timonial II you wish. Mrs. Harry A
WILSON, r. F. d. & ClearhelL Pa
The expss;enee snd testimony of socA
women - Mrs. Wilson prove bsyund .
DOUBT that LYDIA 2. Pinkham's vsge-
table Compound VIII correct sueA trou.
mg u: system 70 . hssithy normSl m eoo.
diaon. When such symptorns devsIoe
q backaehss. bearing down pain. a.
placomenfs, nervouGnoo and ssthe
blues" woman cannot oet too peumptly
M trying LYDIA Z ptnkham's veeStshle
Compound II sheNvalueo ~ 1utuSv -.
fort and happinsaa.
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DENvE0 QUOTATI0NA.
Live NlOek.

saSss ,Ss ss:d'.: Suction ss:
Of feeding cattle. which left the
open "a,s't rnSs.. Nth little N. ,"easa oss:
market wers extremely light and IN.
ciudea httla desirable stock.
Ysw beef and butcher cattle were q.
fsrs1. Most pecksrs filled their q.
sasd fef ~ TIL: class SSs,ns sns ear.ses s.nses
somsthinS choice would sell up 10 SS.SS.
RAir "a medium fat stsers ware Quoted
et % 10 ss.s!; ~ to ss.as. eepsa1isg
on weight and quality.
s.sf COW: ., ..,. ssesssd Sss -, - to. to 49,
heifers would bring Is 70 es;1s. ceye
wssk. 4 top price Of sS.Ss was rsasSs1
% Ooe lead Of cows.
rssAers and steckers showed ieetee
srs :Iish.iy higher then : .ssk &c.
0f.7S. With eeol stock around ~.
;. Hoos-Ths sPeni.s market % tsss
fron iie e lee. Late. suysr: s:sasss
fatiy eec under quotations.
s-o::.. @: 80 TO- Of :, 81: ST.: 3. sss &.
0otehe8D. BAlk Of the ofH0Ttngs sot9
iar6esy from eo.so 20 SOS.
No pigs were Offered. Inquiry fos
9eol Di6e was strong en9 iIberal sup.
iiiss could yndonstsl'y be cleared at
atnost steady prieee. Best stock ptae
would prohabiy ertnf eS.se TO e0.!t.
With butcher stock at es.3s q oe.Se
fer best kinds. Medium Rradss of pe6o
Wess auotabls at - anl down.
OHBBP-A fair AemaRA vas report.
- here. supplies were liberal. eos
eSaliaR waS eomswhat slew 70. 6st ~.
1eV way. Little ehangs was shown -
most Quotatisns.
Two carloads of heavy fat lambs,
4yesaein9 about iee pounls. sold ee
q fS0lgoe paSl ea. The early MARKET
Choice handy weight tat lAmbs wepl1
prMhAoly bSsag ~ - ee.se and possibly
4. fais sDssnkIisI Of 9se1 fss4ias
la0bo Wa0 tQeju1S1 n The offeS1aG.
- feellnR 14abs Wose SoSee9 up y
o041. with geS1 etoek ~ ee.SS - ee.eo,
q Sl.eS: frsi9ss ~. 1ais hael q
.ess-,,..A sss'sss - ~ .,.., ., y
~. s: q: =, -! ~. ;ss :i .Ss:s ~:
SSss siyss Ss q - g 6 4:sss; &
- :SSfisss ~ nss:is $s ~ sss:Ps ~ - ~
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vVsn1s RepeaI q 9xelss Tax.

Wants Repeal q 9xelss Tax.
Dsa Monee. Caiif-A nght for the
repeal Of ~ exelso tax On candy was
lauached at tAs Convention Of The
Western Csafectioosrs' Association In
session heeo. Waltsr x. Louis. secre.
tasy q tAe association, In an address
to tAs convention, discussed the tax,
dseSaftag Il was really . tax on food.
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A New om

A new gas has been developed from
the manufacture n alcohol which can
be compressed to $500 pounds to ths
square inch and stored safely 10 stess
tanks.
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- " W ~ ~ w
work. ! bad ssvHo
palns IA my lsn ~
every monh and haA
fsvef and sick &.V
epsns md such pains
during my peF3odA
which lasted tWe
weeks. ] heard a
Lydia T. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Con-
pound doing others
% much good and
tbAoSHAAt 4 cAo.s0AA>
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GOLD MEDAL.
l41E!x ~! a.

3hs wosld1 standard ss0edy ess sAaeo
alsosdsfs. viii oltsn ward a shses -.
eases end ssrsngthsn he BODY asalna
osssAse astaekA Three sisso, I'll 6s1egisA
eash - - eane osa1 eosAa1 - OssV ~
81 aaoaQe - on1on11n0
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Thsy Thst Deny,

Thsy that deny . God destroy mans
nobility. for certainly man 10 q kin
to ~ bsnsta BY his Indy. and. n NJ
b not Of kin to God by bis spifit. hs
II Q bess and ignobIs creaturs.-
Bae1u.
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Ths Klnstsw q a..

tn kinede0 of God 10 Doe Q bss1.
assa aet up In rivalry WITH wesidiy
besensas. but Q divine law regulating
ap1 divfns temper pRva6iag ths pss.
soits q WosSl1y buaaoaAeDoetP Mar
o0oea,
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VICTIMS
RESCUED

Kidney, liver, b,Addsr md uric acid
eroubase are most dangerous b.
cause of thsif insidious attacks.
Heed the hrs& warning they givs
slat they nsod attention BY taxing
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SYMPTOMS
WOMEN DREAD.
Mr.. Wilsoa,s. Lstssr ShosA
Bs Read b. An Wensa

0eaeae1d, Ha-"Afepe NJ ~ ehs11
~ boEA ~ ospAemher ] Was mahao
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LDosoN TExT-Matt. Sl:l-A
GOLDEN TExT-Blesssd 10 hs hat
eeOeeh In the name Of the Lord.-1Ast.
0A
NHTERDNcD MATERIAL-A Mar. =:
0-A:s Luke 1D:2e-H; John N:l1.lD: Pet
t:I2.
PRIMARY ToPIc-Ths Story Of . Wen.
derfsfi Procession.
JUNIOR ToPIc-A Wonderful Procss-
SION.
INTERMEDIARY AND SENIOR TOPIC
-Honoring Christ in Our Lives.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Tho Lordship Of Jesus: Its Meaning for
Ue.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

, crates hasta el infeliz Jean-Jacqucs
No. M. Marx ha querido presentarno'
en- Edith ell tipo de mujer superior
que realiza el milagro de serlo todo
la vez, esposa, amiga, amante y CO.
laboradora ejemplar. Pero Edith nc
es, como pudiera creerse, una especie
de madame Curie, capaz de quedar al
frente del laboratorio de su marido
Edith no posee una inteligencia crea-
dora; 10 unico cue hace bien es asimi-
lar las ideas, que su esposo eXpone
icomprendiendole en- 10 mas intimo
Iadivinandole los mas rcmotos pensa-
imientos, 10 cual no es POGO, natural
mente. Resta decir que este matrimo-
MO tiene un hijo va mozo, Sergio, que
Idespues de varios amos de vida disolu-
ia ha vuelto al camnio de la salud y
perfection, doctorandose y hacienda no
nor a los blasones intelcctuaies dc la
familia.
Las cosas han lido pasando de Ia
lmeior manera en- csc hogar feliz, has
ia un dia en- quc todo Gambia r&pida-
mente. Con eAplicab'e sorPresr Sc en-
tera el p6blico de que el Incompatible
fi!osofo no ha salido todavia del afi-
gente periodic dc las pasiones borfas-
cosas, 10 cual desdice con la madurez
de la edad. Ell amor de Helliot poI
Edith Sc ha lido apagando lentamen-
te sin que por clio desaparezcan el
afecto y la admiration. Helliot no
siente va el attractive sensual que en-
otro tempo lie inspirara su mujer, pc
TO aun asi habla de su lealtad J. Que
es 10 que ha ocurrido? Helliot Sc ha
enamorado pcrdidamente de una de
,sus discipula5, de Siivette, la mas be-
liza v seductora de cuantas le visitan
y tributan tierna veneraci6n. Silvette
por su parte, corresponds a csa pa
sion con los mismos impetus. Esta
flaqueza del filjsofo, al cnamorarse
como cualquier iqyenzuelo, no Sc jas
tifica bien. No es .el nat5ral deseo
que despierta un buen dia On ell cora
zon de Fausto al cabo De una vida
pasada entire libros y retortas a Ia
busca de obcecantes G imposiblcs al
quimias, mientras mas ALA de las
ventanas del lugubre gabinete de es-
tudio reian las bocas frescas Y anna
ban los pechos generosos. No es el
descubrimiento que sGelen hacer dc
la mujer los monies de la ciencia, CT
una hora p0r dcmas avarZada y
cuando la vida parece 'vengarse dan
do a las pasiones ell triste caracter
de la edad scnil. Iclliot cs un tipo
vulgar de cspritu tornadizo que CO.
mete la grave falta de convs1tir en-
amor el sertimiento mas puro, 4 fuer-
"a de ser el mas desinteresaGo, el sen
timiento de la admiration.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

Miss EleonOr Goss, del Club de Tennis
West Side, de New York, que vencii
en toda la Inca Ia celebrada juga-
dora francesa en- este sport, IIl'e. Su-
zane Lcnglen, en- la lartida Naciona
Femenina, celebrada en- Forest Hill
Long Island.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

Long Island,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-29
DELAWARE WOMEN To
ATTEND CONVENTION
Gathering at Washington, Feb.
Is, Will Discuss Future
Movements.

The National women's Party con-
vention VIII be held in Washington. d.
c. on Feb. 1918. Several delegates
viii attend from Delaware. Among
others Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles
and Miss Mabel Nrnon, who will take
a prominent part in the proceedings OF
the conventions.
The convention viii open February
10. at p. n. with "a reception TO dele
gates and guests by Mrs. William Kent
at her home 1925 T. St. AT S.15 p. m.
n memorial service TO Pioneer Suffra-
gtsts viii be held IN the Rotunda of the
u. s. Capital. Chairman; Jane Adams,
Illinois.
The program VIII include: Presenta-
ton OF Statues OF Pioneer SuTragists
to Capital. Unveuing Of Statues of Pi-
oneer SuEragists. Receiving Of Statues
on behalf Of Congress. Speaker Gillette
Of the House Of Representatives. Lay
ing Of Wreaths at the base Of Statues
by various Patriotic Societies.
On February 16. at 10 a. III. a bust
ness session win be held for reports of
committees and departments OF Wom-
ans party. including chairman of meet
ing. Mrs Harvey w. Wiley, ID. c..
member Of National Advisory Council
OF Woman's party. Address of Welcome
by Mabel Boardman. Commissioner Of
the District OF Columbia, Report OF Ma
tional Treasurer. Mrs. Lawrence Lewis.
liam Kent, Chairman of Maintenance
Committee, Calf, Report OF Committee
Of State Chairmen, Mrs. Florence Bay
ard Hiiles. Della. Chairman. Report of
National Advisory Council. Mrs. John
Rogers, N. Y, Chairman, Report of Ma
tional Organization Department. Mabel
Vernon, Della, Chairman, Report on
Preservation OF Records of National
Wonan's Party, Mrs. Inez Haynes Ir-
win, Mass, author OF THE Story of the
"Woman's Party" and member of the
National Advisory Council.
The afternoon and evening program
of February 16 viii present reports and
programs of women in foreign coun-
tries.
On February II the morning session
VIII be devoted TO reports. The after
noon meeting will give the legislative
womens organizations presenting their
programs.
The evening program viii concern
the offerings from the political parties
TO the women voters. Representatives
of the Democratic, Republican. Social
ist and Farmer Labor parties will
speak.
A discussion OF the Woman's Party's
future will fill the last afternoon of the
with "a farewell meeting at
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-29
Daughters Of Isabella.

The social nneeting gwen by the Dsugh-
ters Of Isabella on Tuesday evening IN
Knights OF Columbus Hail. Tenth aad
West Streets, was a decided success
The committee IN charge vas as follows.
Mrs. Edward Slater, chairman: Miss
Cathsrne Harkins. Mrs. George Pennock.
Miss Margaret Healy, Miss Catnarne
Rl1linger, Mrs. Frank O'Donnesl. Miss
Cssharlne Burke. Miss Frances honltz.r
Miss Grace GeBsier, Miss May Morsn
grand-sagent. Cimmunity singing opensd
the evening, followed BY SOLO gwen b.
Miss Grace Csvenaush; a children :
dance, given by u pris dressed As chil-
dren. and trained by Miss Kate McClaiier-
ty; q sketch by Miss Helen CASEY" A
Proposal Under Difficulties" IN which
tie cast was as follows: Mr.. Ysrdsley
Miss Catherine RimlinSer, Mr.. Barlow
Mrs. George PennocS; Mis Andrew
Miss Mary Farrell, Jennie, Ira mai
Miss Florence Lesry. Moss Nan va.sh
gave solo. Refreshments were served
and social hour enjoyed. Tia daughter
OF Isabella now hss a membership OF
400.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-29
TRIALS OF YOUNG AUTHORS.
Robert w. Mershon Tens Of L>sev>ry
Contributions By ChoArem.

Another one Of .he Interesting l>~-z,v~s
by RobertW Mershon wss gwen az theN.o
Century, Club Wednesday ri ght 7 he -ub,e
vas on Literary contributions which chill
dren have given 70 the world And II rss
brought out that al amazing proportion
Of the worlds greatest literature has been
composed by mere children 3fr. Mershou
began BY paying tribute not only % the
mental ability Of thsss gifted children, bus
also 70 the strength Of Will and sln9isres-
Of purpose which bald them steanfzsf
often IN the face of bIsserest discour-
egcrent, and ridicule by their elders
He cites as tho most familiar, IS wei
a. the most tragic of the child rrnilF
the case of Chatterron, hailed by sonne
authorities Of his tine 80 the grsatcs'
poet since Shakespeare, who comnsTiri
suicide at fS because Of the dIt1ictl-irr
put Ii the way Of his literary aspirations
Mr.. Merznoas next lecture or Feorlary
3, willbea combination of the two lecture
that were numbered on the program -
four and fire. They are Why Firsr
Editions Eooks-The Book
beautiful and Biblio-Maniacs. Eibiio-
Philes, Bibho-Poles and BibEo-Phorrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-29

SUNDAY.
400 p. m.-Meeting, Girls Work Com.
mittee, club rooms.
800 p. m-Tca, club rooms, So4 Market
street.
1000 a. m-Meeting, Board of Direc,
tors, election of officers.
zoo p. m.-Staff Meeting, club rooms.
3.i5 p. m-Friendship Club, Installa-
tion Service.
7.30 p m--All the Y W C. A. and other
organizations that are interested in
the World Fellowship Movement are
earnestly requested TO be present at
the Mass Meeting to be held January
81, in the club rooms at S04 Market
street under the direction of Mrs. John
a. Stevenson. Let's have a full rep
resentation of every club.
TUE spAY.
3.45 p. m.-West End Girl Reserves,
West End Reading Room.
345 p. m.-Hiawatha Girl Reserves,
club rooms
345 p. m.-Wawataici Girl Reserves,
club rooms
7.45 p. m.-F. L. c. Corps, hub rooms.
$50 p. m.-Gymnasium Class, club rooms.
4.15 p. m-Meeting, Grade School Corps
Advisors, club roomf
WEDNESDAY.
$50 p. m.-True Blue Cor ps Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-Pocohontas Corps Girl Re
serves, Hanover Church.
Las p. m.-Oriole Corps, Girl Reserves,
club rooms.
715 p. m.-Mandolin Glass for beginners
club rooms.
500 p. Mandolin Club organization.
club rooms
THURLDAr
5.45 p. m.--Good Fairy Corps, Girl Re
serves club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-East Lake Corps, Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
500 pm Camp Fire Giils, Wapanachki,
club rooms.
FRIDAY
500 p. N. Spanish Glass, club rooms
SATURDAY.
400 p. m.-~Marshallton Corps, Girl Re
serves, Marshallton, Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-29
Mostly About People

Miss katherine Thompson has return
ed from France, where she did reconstruc-
ton work as member of Miss Anne
Morean's relief unit.
Mrs. Frederick William Curtis, Miss
Mary Curtis and Miss Dorothy Curtis
leave next Wednesday for San Francisco,
to spend three months. Miss Hester
Davey Of East Orange, n. j., will ac-
company them.
Monday evening will be Columbia
Night st the Hotel du Pont, the occasion
being the appearance in Wilmington
of the Columbia Glee and Mandolin
Club. The Wilmington men who are as
sisting the committee with the concert
include James A. Barkley, DIR. James T..
Bogue. David II. Brown. Curtis G. Cas-
per, d.. II. E. Eastlack, DR.. J: l.. France,
NJ. L. Hanahan, j. H. Hughes. ii. A.
Jackson. Dr.. r. l.. Kra mer, X. L. Mon
roe, G.. s. Parsons, W. II. Pertot, +. j..
Riederes. j. w Stillman, DR.. a. p. Lam
. he' V. J.. G., Taylor. 4. p. Won GeldeT,
~. Woodward, Joseph A. Bryan and
l. " Wickersham.
Tie program to be given by the COM
5nca clubs is as follows:
HYMN, Before Action" . Davies
Glee Club
"Infants PATROL . LIE Barge
Mandolin Club.
"Old King Cole" ... Forsyth
Glec Club.
Mandolin Cldb Specially.
Specialty-Glee Club Trio.
Alumni Speciality r. L. Perkins, IL
.'Cantabile' from Samson and De-
Mandolin Club.
specialty-W. T. Taylor, Qeader of
club.
(s) "A Summer Lullaby"
(b) Tell Me Not of Lovely Lass"
Glce Club.
Alumni Specialty-R. L. Perkins, Fl.
Medley of Popular Songs.
Mandolin Club.
(a) Medley of Columbia Songs.
CO. san Louci'' Fridenburg-BIngham
Glee Club.
The Original Six will furnish the music
for dancing.
Miss Lena Evans Of Newark is spending
the winter in Washington.
Mrs. Charles Copeland is the guest of
Iriendsin Washingto~.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles T. Patterson,
Miss Elizabeth Patterson and Mrs. George
Harper left yesterday for Riverside, Cali
fornia, by way of New Orleans ,sfor stay
of several months.
Mrs- E. B. Jones, who has been spend
ing several weeks IN Washington with her
mother, Mrs. Flora Heath, is now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William du Pont, Jr, of
kennett Square, Pa, have gone to
Georgia for stay OF several weeks.
A wedding / n which many friends Of
the contracting parties are interested IS
that of Miss Alva Lynch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Minos Lynch of Richardson