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Dress Forms, adjustable and telescope:
Queen" 2s sections, sizes 1, 2, 3. .25.75
''McCreery Special" II sections, sizes
I and .. 1895
Bust Forms, with stand, sizes "a to A.,
complete, 4.5O
Naiad Bolero Dress Shields
Flesh color. ..................p pair, 95c
White Nainsook. ok..............p pair, SOc
Naiad Dress Shields, White Nainsook
covered. pair, 35c; doz. prs, 3.45
Reliable" Dress Shields, Flesh color,
regular, full dress and crescent shapes.
Size 2..........pr, 35c; ,doz, prs, 400
Size 3..........pr, doc; doz, prs, 4.5O
Size 4.........pr pr, 45c; doz. prs, 500
Reliable" Dress Shields, White Main
sock covered. pair, SOC; doz. prs, 3.45
"Naiad" Dress Innings of White Batiste.
4Oc
Sewing Silk, large spools.
each, Csc; doz., $50
Sewing Silk, IOO-yard spools...........
each, l2cj doz., LIS
Taffeta Seam Binding Black and White
piece, Zoe; doz., 2.25
Dress Fasteners, White and Black .....
gross, 35c
The evening world., 1921-03-08
Dressmaking Needs and Notions
At Spring Sales Week Prices

Dress Fasteners, extra quality; gross, 75c
Dress Betting, lO-yard piece.
Dressmaker's Pins. Observation-Disclosures.
"a -lb. box, 28c; doz., 2.95
Beads for dress trimming ..............
bunch, 25c; doz., 2.75
Bugles for dress trimming. ng.............
bunch, Csc; doz, 2.S5
Enameled Dress Hangers s..............
each l5c; doz, l.65
Hair Nets, cap and allovcr styles ........
doz., S5c, l.35, LIS
Holdtight Hair Waivers. s...............
lOc pkg; doz. pkgso Csc
Cube Pins, Jct Matt and colors. ........
zoe and 30c
Mystic Mitts. ts................3 for Csc
MAN FioorJ
The evening world., 1921-03-08
MOdish, Hand made Pumps
and OxfOrds for Women
Spring Sales Prices
9.75 and 8.75

he uil PS az e''O
are quite the uaintieSt'
most IGmihine types
Prouuceu i,,, tilis season
i mere Is a sleek, mod
~
The evening world., 1921-03-08
9xI2 f.:
Royal Wilton
Rugs
$500
Spring Sales Price

These splendid rugs, which, by
the way, are all fringed, have
been marked down to $500 just
for this Sale. They are superior
to other Wilton Rugs which
now sell for much more. 1t is
indeed a value practically i'm
possible to duplicate, and there
fore one of which advantage
should be taken. The assort-
ment includes many desirable
designs and colorings for either
the living or dining room.
Eighth Floor
The evening world., 1921-03-08
Little Girls FrOcks

Bear Prices Which Afford Sayings
White Wolfe Dress illustrated at
tetD, hand-smocked, in Pink, Blue and
Yellow. Sizes to years. (No Mail Or
ders receired on this gGrmenD.
Spring Sales Price, 2.35
Bloomcr Dress of Chambray (iIItis-
trated at right in sprightly little
Straight-line styles adorned with hand
stitched White Poplin collars, cuffs and
pockets. Sizes 2 to years. Pink,
Blue, Yellow and Green.
Spring Sales Price, ESQ
Third PloOr)
The evening world., 1921-03-08
New Spring Dress Trimmings at
Exceptional Sales Week Prices

Our Dress Trimmings Section has a wonderful array of
Founcings and Bands of Beaded Braided Embroidered
Georgette Ne long, handsome TSseS Girde Persian Trim
mngs Fnges and Flower Trimmings So attractvey they
priced that who planning her Spring ward
robe reurbshng her old should delay in making her
selections
Evening star., 1921-03-08
SCHOOL OFFICIALS BEGIN
DRAFTING OF ESTIMATES
Figures Will Include Item for
Hamilton School and Night
School Teachers.

Tchool officials today began the work
of drafting estimates which the Com
miSSioners will be asked to insert in
the deficiency appropriation bill they
are expected to submit to Congress
soon after the convening of the extra
session. These estimates will include
items for the construction of a new
building to replace the Hamilton
School for tubercular children. and
to pay teachers in the night school
more than a months salary which
they lost when the appropriations
for the night school system for the
current fiscal year became exhausted
January 2S.
In the last deficiency appropriation
measure passed by the Sixty sixth
Congress in the closing hours $4,000
was granted the night school system
for its operation and maintenance the
remainder of this year. No provision
was made in this measure to pay the
go night school teachers who worked
from January 2S to Marci. 2 for 81
each. 1t is estimated that s. 800 will
regular salary for this period.
No detailed plans have been made
for the proposed new ~sIbercular
school by officials. The est of ac-
quirinC n site and for the Iection of
a building thereon has BEN given
but little consideration SO f. How
ever L-.fore the draft of >fe new
school estimates is cor< .-io.' q. officials
expect to have these GJ-h.es in their
possession.
Evening star., 1921-03-08
Hollow Promises

| hired a dozen delegates, at
divers times. to prune my trees,
and do odd jobs on my estates,
like washing dogs and herding
bees; they vowed they'd come,
these shiftless skates. with
sounding oaths and hully chees.
| had to do the work alone. for
no one came to give me aid,
though | was fixed with buck
and bone, to see that laborers
were paid; | had to lift a ton Of
stone and dig a posthole with a
spade. No fellow cares to ply a
tool, no toiler to the vineyard
comes: there is more fun in
playing pool or rolling bones
down in the slums; and this is
why, when nights are cool, the
parks are full of busted buns.
We read about the unemployed.
and DER their sufferings men
sob; but all such tales are null
and void, the empty frothings of
the mob, and | would be quite
overjoyed to find man who
wants a job. I'm weary and dis
heartened now, I've tried so
long to find a guy who'll come
around and paint the cow and
make the trusty bucksaw fly !;
and all are ready with a vow,
and every promise is lie. Men
break their pledges with grin,
when they should wiring their
hands and weep, and when they
ought to toll and spin they
calmly snuggle down to sleep;
methinks that our besetting sin
is making vows we do not keep.
WALT MASON.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
Evening star., 1921-03-08
K. OF C. AIDS IRISH RELIEF.
Will Cooperate With American
Committee in Fund Drive.

Assurance of support and co-opera
ton of the Washington knights of
Columbus with the American COM
mittee for relief in Ireland. in the
Forthcoming drive for funds was re-
ceived yesterday by Daniel w.
ODonoghue. chairman of the execu-
tive committee. from State Deputy
Maurice J. McAuliffe. representing
the local knights of Columbus.
The action of the local body fol-
lows an appeal to Knights of Co
lumbus councils throughout the coun-
try by James a. Flaherty. supremo
knight of the order. for assistance in
the drive.
Andrew |. Hickey, chairman OF she
organization committee, yesterday re-
ported that by Thursday .he twenty
one district units into which the city
has been subdividcd will be com
pletely organized for the drive. Each
district has five officers and at least
twenty workers.
John J. Noonan and members OF the
committee on theaters. Will meet the
theater managers this afternoon to
plan for work in the playhouSes DUR
ing the drive.
Evening star., 1921-03-08
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES,

TODAY.
Parent-Tcacher Association of Car
berry School, 3 o'clock. Carbery
School
Officials and teachers of colored
public schools. Dunbar School, $50
o'clock. Sex hygiene will be dis
cussed.
The Parent Teacher Association of
Junior High School will meet at the
school Thursday evening at 1870
o'clock.
The Connecticut Avenue Citizens
Association will meet in All Souls
Parish Hall, Cathedral avenue to-
morrow evening at Sis. There will
be an election Of officers.
TONIGHT.
Washington Chapter, Lay Alumni
Association of Catholic University of
America. meets at Sis O'Clock, at
Raleigh Hotel.
The Park View Citizens Association.
o'clock. Park View School. Music
and spelling bee. Adults.
Frank Alvah Parsons will speak on
The Psychology of Modern Dress"
before Household Arts Club, sis.
Washington Camp, No. 3o6, Sons of
Confederate Veterans. s o'clock, Con-
federate Memorial Home.
American Institute. Electrical En-
gineers, Sis. Cosmos Club Hall.
Members of board of Hadassah
Chapter meet at home of Mrs. Wolpe,
1710 14th street.
Alumni Club of Pi Beta Phi Fra
ternity meets at home of the Misses
Hendricks, 1916 Webster street.
The Brookland Brotherhood. 8
o'clock, meets in Lord Memorial Hall.
Terence MacSwiney Council, Ameri
can Association for Recognition of
Irish Republic, ST Dominic's Hall.
Capt. John L. Hougardy will speak.
Mount Horeb Chapter. No Z, r. A.
NJ. banquet and program, $50. Bust
ness meeting, 7.30.
Meeting of the Benning Citizens
Association at Odd Fellows Hall at
s o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

General civic Center. Central High
School-Ingram Memorial Church
with the War Risk team tonight at
7:45.
Wilson Normal Community Center
Tonight's schedule: Domestic art.
dressmaking and millinery: Peoples
National Opera; English speaking for
foreigners, committee of athletic
groups of the center. advanced and
elementary French. Instruction in
social dancing, interior decoration
New Jersey State Society.
East Washington Community Gen.
ter-Activities tonight: Dressmaking
Club. Boy Scout Band. Carbery Scouts.
Troop 81: Community Social Club;
Senate pages basket ball team.
Thomson Community Center-West
Virginia state Society meets; Chill
dren's dramatic work. $3.50 pm. to-
day and a. z:30 pm; Elementary and
advanced Spanish. Washington Opera
Society; dressmaking. millinery
Z V. Brown Community Center
Advanced French and dramatics for
children at 3 o'clock today.
Johnson-Powell Community Center
Today: Childrens clubs. French. be-
ginners. pm: intermediate. $40;
advanced. 4:20; rhythmic dancing, 4
pm: adults rhythmic dancing. 1880:
Dramatic Club. S pm; Mount Pleas
ant Players rehearsal, 7:30.
Trinidad Community Center-The
Chateau Thierry Unit. Women's
American Legion meets tonight; Boys
Independent Athletic Club.
Miner Normal Community Center
Tonight: Boy Scouts, conversational
Spanish Club, gymnasium activities.
Garnet-Phelps Community Center
Activities tonight: Women's Ex-
change. Pleasure Club. Loborer's CO.
operative League, Amphion Glee Club
rehearsal.
West Washington Community Cen
ter-Young Mems Business Service
Club meets. Other regular activities:
Athletic clubs. senior and junior;
Boys Club, Glee Club, Invincible
Pleasure Club Girls Reserve Club.
Randall Community Center-Meet-
ing of the Randall Community As
sociation at o'clock. Club meetings
at S o'clock: Girls Club. community
chorus. Boys Athletic Club, chair
caneing class. sewing circle for Afri-
can children, French class, Literary
Society.
For All Social Functions
Guides flowers are best. 1914 F.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-03-08
TO attempt AGREEMENT,

A joint commission of Polish and
Lithuanian government delegates under
the presidencyof NJ Paul Hysans, repre-
senting the league Of nations, will meet
at Brussels mot earlier than one month
agreement on territorial, military and
economic relations between the two gov
ernmentS
Evening star., 1921-03-08

sentatives of Savannah, Jacksonville.
Columbia, Wilmington and Brunswick
Thursday, who will discuss the build
ing of a highway from Wilmington to
Jacksonville.
Evening star., 1921-03-08
HELD WITHOUT BOND.
Irwin and Cudar Charged With
Murder of Harry Parker.

Everett A. Irwin and Valentine
Gpdar, charged with the murder of
marry Parker, were committed to
jail without bond, following their an
pearance yesterday before Judge Nc.
Mahon IN the United States branch Po-
lice Court
Detectives Scrivener and Kelly
York
Evening star., 1921-03-08

Richard l.. Forrest. a prominent real
estate man of Norfolk, killed hlm-
self Sunday night while despondent
over i'll health.
Evening star., 1921-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
nn1SscPop. Mat.
~xx0 Thurs. $1.50
THIS "rrN ONLY
N. Y. Century Sensation
THE ALL STAR CAST
WAlRl 700 BEAUTIES
|OE PRE-WAR PRICES
TOWN Soc to $3.50
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY

The speediest and most popular
of the 1921 syncopations.-POST.
The Whirl of the Town" is
stupendous entertainment STAR.
For So, plus war tax, they handed
out about $40, plus war tax, worth
of comedy. music, dancing and
beautiful flesh-colored girlies. -
TIMES.
Doubtful if any ever had a greater
quantity of feminine beauty. dance
and song that appeal to the true
revue fan.-HERALD.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

The Most Effective Floral Work
is designed by Shaffer, 600 14th ST.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

The Bryan Buchanan Pnrent-Texch-
er Association will meet tomorrow at
1880 at Bryan School. Miss Carolyn
Hunt will speak.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

The Northwest Suburban Citizens
Association will meet Friday at s
pm. at Tenley Public School.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

The Day Nursery Association will
Hotel.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

The art section Of the Twentieth
Century Club will meet Thursday
afternoon. Subject: "A Group. of
English Novelists of Today
Evening star., 1921-03-08

TnkOmn Park people are invited to
lantern slide lecture on landscape
treatment of home grounds and
streets by b. Y. Morrison. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ben, so
Elm avenue. corner of Pine, tomorrow
evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

The kansns State Society will meet
Friday at s pm. at Wilson Normal
School.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

Mrs. Jennie O. Berliner will speak
on the Canary Islands tomorrow at
s pm at the Women's City Club.
Evening star., 1921-03-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The California State Association
will meet Thursday at pm. at
Thomson School. Patrick j. Haltigan
will speak on California. Election of
officers.
Evening star., 1921-03-08
Fire originated In n bnrrel OF trn.b

Fire originated In n barrel of trnsh
behind a door in the French Lace
Shop, us 18th street. last night about
11:45. The flames spread to the stock
of laces and did damage estimated at
$4,000. Firemen reached there in
time to prevent the total destruction
of the contents of the store.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

nile playing IN the home OF a
neighbor last. night about o'clock.
lisa dor Mallinof, twelve years old.
639 II street northeast. fell from a
second-story window. breaking his
left wrist and receiving cut over
his eye. Surgeons at Casualty Hos
pital rendered first aid.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

Columbia University Alumnae Of
Washington will give reunion din
ner Thursday at A. c. A. National
Evening star., 1921-03-08
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

General Civic Center. Central High
School-1ngram Memorial Church
basket ball team will play game
with the War Risk team tonight at
7:45.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

East Washington Community Cen
ter-Activities tonight: Dressmaking
Club Boy Scout Band. Carbery Scouts.
Troop 81: Community Social Club:
Senate pages basket ball team.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

Thomson Community Center-West
Virginia state Society meets; Chill
drens dramatic work. $50 pm. to-
day and at 7:30 pm; Elementary and
advanced Spanish. Washington Opera
Society; dressmaking, millinery.
Evening star., 1921-03-08

E V Brown Community Center
Advanced French and dramatics for
children at o'clock today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
GRACE WILL MEET
CRESCENT QUINTET
Team From Brooklyn With Great
Record Will Appear in
This City.

The Crescent Athletic Club. OF Brook-
fyn. n. Y. with an unbroken string or
twenty-four victories TO their credit
win be tho next opponents Of the Grace
Climb nj the Friends School gymnasium.
on Monday night Of next week. This
is one OF the greatest attractions ever
anpearing In Wilmington and from the
advance sale Of tickets. n larger crowd
than has ever witnessed q game here
will he on hand.
The visitors have wonderful aggre-
CATION Of college stars IN their lineup,
several of whom were selected as All
Americans in their college days The
squad is mado up of the following men,
who will all be on hand for the game;
Kinney. Yale: Parmole. Princeton;
Nicklas of St Johns. Brooklyn. and
Stannard of Pennsylvania. forwards
McTigue, of Princeton. center. and BUT
Ter. OF Cornell. Sim Of Pratt Institute.
Griffin Of Brooklyn Polytechnic lnstl-
tute, and Peck of Pennsylvania. guards.
This team walloped Union College of
Schenectady just before Grace managed
to nose Union out by one point score.
and a great battle should result As
an added attraction. the Delaware COL
lege Freshmen will play Grace Reserves
in a preliminary game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
HORSE NOTES.

Captain David Shaw plans to drive
Prince I,oree, 200. in exhibitions
through the western end of the Grand
Circuit and at Cleveland matinees this
summer
w. h Moller. Wilmer Sheeder and Roy
Keen have been elected president. sec
rotary and treasurer. respectively OF
the Spring City Driving Association.
J, w. &, 2.02s. is ono Of the smallest
horses in training. Weighing around
700 pounds az tho present time He is
undisputed feather weight champion
Of the mile tracks
J. +, Lingo, tho Camden horsc1nan
Is slowly recovering from serious
operation lately performed on his cyea
and expects to he out soon and see FOR
himself how his trotters look
Jimmy McKcrron. 911L. the PAGER.
which created such n sensation n the
Mt. Clemens ice meeting. has been pur-
chased by Nat Ray for an Ohio patron
~ a reported pride Cf 10000
A large number Of owners and train
ers OF trotters and PAGERS are III favor
Of giving a record to all heat winners
many believing that this rule should
be placed in force before racing starts
Stacy Van NnlkenhurRh. the South
Bend hotel man and sportsman has
purchased tho trotting gelding. Ed IT,
2.0T&. from W. IT. Foster
Harry Putney a 3 vcar-old brother
70 Mary Putney 2N4as and Abhio
Putney. 2.o6i4 has been purchased by
J. Cahel Davis. Dillon. s. {.
Valuable early closing events will
again feature the Trenton Fair racing
program. As usual. they viii be decided
on the three-heat plan.
W. II. Gocher is keeping in train
ing by attending many circuit mo6tinge
His route takes IN East. Middle West
and way down South Of Atlanta
Harry Stokes has IS head in his
Springfield stable and more coming
Nothing succeeds like success.
-Chales Middagh has purchased the
fast and consistent pacfNe mare. Miss
Fantasy. o.I0l4. from II. James. East
vile, Va
w. Harry Orr. proprietor OF Hillside
Farm home of Ortolan Axworthy. 2.o71 II,
has boon reelected president Of the
Reading Fair.
Fred Ecman thinks that ha has 4
highclass green PAGER in Directum X.
by Chernhertin, 2.l41.. which he pur-
chased last fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
DEMPSEY OR no ONB,
SAYS JESS WILLARD

IarSrerca Ksn- Fab 16.-Jess VII
lard declared ernpnatically yesterday
that he would not meet Fred Fulton
or any OF the runnsrr-up in the heavy
weight division prior 70 his champion
shin bout with Jack Dempsey on Labor
Day
If they don't let mo meet Dempsey
don't fight again. and that goes" the
former title-holder declared. I'm a
former champion. The public did not
ask JeffrieS or Coroett or F1tZstrnunons
10 go out and make g reputation when
they wanted return fights am in line
for a return match ! don't want 70
meet second -raters. I'm not broke and
do not need the money ike some of this
lighters
Willard said II appeared thst n
bunch OF sports writer's want 70 make
il easy for the present champion" He
said il would take hundred years for
him TO meet all the white hopes" that
hsd been dug up for him II seems
that New York does not wnnt me 20
meet Dempsey" he said. adding that
everybody there is picking an oppo-
rent for me"
Il am after Dempsey" continued
willard They stepped out on me at
New York 4 didn't make Dempsey and
his manager put UP any money for the
March II date
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
NEW CASTLE Wins IN
GAME WITH NEWARK
High School oulntets Stage Fast
Game In Friends School
Gymnasium.

The New Castle High School heskst-
ball flve defeated Newark In the third
and deciding game Of tho series and
won she right TO play Dover High school
at Dover Saturday I'm the state Champ
ionahip game. The game waa played
IN the Friends gymnasium IN this city
last night.
New Castle topped ths Newark boys.
~ 70 II. but only nfter tho harhsst kind
Of a game. Both teams were Keyed 70
high pitch and the intense rivalry
which existed between players ana tho
followers made clean baak etbaIi ifnpos-
sible. Tho game AZ all times was rough.
but was kept well I'm hand by Referee
Ross. OF the Central Board.
The score ~ the end Of th. FIRST half
was ~ 90 II I'm favor Of New Castle and
With tho resumption Of play both
quintets went into the play with every
thing they possessed. Leach. the lanky
center OF New Castle. ~rs high scorer
for hlr team with four field Roals.
while Hopkins OF Newark. who played
opposite him. tailed three. The score
alternated several times during the
second half. but New Castle bracsd In
no lnst five minutes ~ play and field
goals by McRnitt and Leach ssnt them
into aafe Isad The score
Sew Castle High.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
PRIZE WINNING BEAGLE.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Newark Feb 1e-F. Il. Weller Of
Newark has returned from New York
City where last week he attended the
westuinste- Kennel Club show at
Madison Square Garden. Mfr. WeTle-
showed his promising young beagle
Sabael. which won second in the AIneri-
can-bred class and third in the open
This young dog was first shown at
Chester. Pa. last October. winning first
in the novice class. He was next shown
AT the Eastern Beagle Clubs specially
show. Newark October Is. winning the
American bred, limit and winners ola SIS
events. thereby gaining Ave points 70
wards mis- championship. Later he was
shown AT the Maryland Beagle Clubs
specialty show at<Pik esvfIle. Md where
he won first in the American bred,
second in limit, first in open and taking
reserve in the winners ciass.
His wins in New York prove him TO
be beagle OF exceptional quality. Mr..
Weller has not only refused an offer
OF $500 for his champion dog. bur has
also refused 10 set g price on him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
CHERRY AND WHITE
LOSE TO VISITORS
CoatesviIIe Quintet Surprises the
Locals and Wins Fast Game
on Local Floor.

Cpatesvf1is High School defea ted the
Wilmington High School five. yestcr-
day afternoon, 31-1s. I'm one OF the bast
games on the local floor this season
The outstanding feature of the game
was the fact that Weiner and Roberts,
the two local forwards. were held with
out field goal throughout the forty
minutes OF play Captain France and
"Choc" Gibson. Highs star defensive
men, each scored a pair OF doubledeck-
ers while Green at centre managed to
play one through tho net from mid
floor The remaining eight points IN
Wilmington's column were made on free
of the flashiest players TO oppose tho
tOsseB
Robinson OF Coatesvillo proved ono
Highlets this year His fioorwork was
superb while he Tailed nine field goals
The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
INDEPENDENT CYCIIST.
Much Interest Being Taken In The
Membership Drive


Membership Drive
The regular meeting OF the lndepen-
dant Cvclist Association will be held on
February 90, from $50 70 $50 D. IN.
The membership drive is progressing
satisfactorily. and the captains OF the
various teams are doubling their ef-
forts to secure a large number OF mem
bers and win one of the prizes offered
The standing Of the team captains IA
as follows: Sparks. ~ points. l.aVV
votes: Harrington. % points. 1900
votes; Riccio. 19 points. 1850 votes:
spoerl. points. $50 votes: Harper. !
points. 500 votes Hournn. points.
500 votes.
The prizes TO be awarded 10 the five
captains securing the largest number
Of members are: First hCo7Ze medal.
donated by the Cycled Trades or Amer
ica. of New York City. and a Q. y.
overland Tire. from the United States
Tire Co. Of New York CITY; second.
L. s Overland bicycle tire, from the
United States Tire Co. OF New York
city: third. a Kiazon horn. from the
i. c. A secretary Of Wilmington:
fourth, a pair Of grips. from Mountz
& AfcKinny Of Wilmington: nth. pair
Of goggles. from the Mead Cycle Co.
of Chicago. H. Twelve pair Of goggles
have been donated by the Mead Co. for
boosting Of membership drives. ana
they are being awarded for the SOW
ing Of puzzies published IN the I. c. n.
Weekly