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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
DENNY SILENT ON NAVY.
Secretary Waiting on the Arms
Conference But Does Not
Say So in Report.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. 12.--Secretary
DENLY, in his1irst annual report. made
public today, announces that he has
mo recommendation 10 make ut this
time. relative to the naval establishment
A proposed future policy for the navy is
embodied in the American proposal to
the arms conference, but Mr. DENLY
omits any reference TO this His only
statement rs regards the conference
il n recognition OF 'the arduous and
excellent work" performed by the navy
general board and individual naval
officials in the preparation OF informa-
ton preliminary to It.
The naval budget for the next fiscal
year already has been submitted to Con-
gress 1t is based upon the old policy
of "a navy second to none" and con-
| templates continuation Of the construc-
ton of nine battleships and six battle
cruisers, which would be serapped under
the American proposal for the limita-
ton of world naval forces.
The total of the budget, S431, ,754, 900,
is S26i, 100000 less than the original
estimates, Mr.. Denby's report dis
| closes, the reductions having been made
as a result of conferences 'of naval
officials and budget officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
rMiLA. PRODUCE MARKET.

n Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Dec. 12.--Whoat. dull;
NJ. rod winter, il6li.2i: do, gar
ncky. i1iNt.le.
corn. steady No. 2. for export, 81
mee, do, No. 3, 5sd6o; car lots, local.
40. yellow. old. ssis@e9is: No. 2
yellow. now. 6iisde5h: No, yellow,
now. sihd6.is.
oats arm; No. 2 white. 45Gss; No.
= DO, .stdu.
iHuur. dun. soft winter straight.
western. s7adh.sS; do, nearby, b.4od
he0, hard winter, straight. s.5Ods.75; !;
do, short patent. s.75dT.o0; spring
FIRST, clear. bioGs.a5; patent. 1000
f.aa do, short patent 7.soas.25; fan
cy spring. city mills patent. family
brand. sTSne2S.
Hay, steady; timothy, No. 2. 1000 a.
si.o0 n ton; No. 3. 1900 al 1900;
sample, l400 a 1900; no grade, 1900
IN i4o0i clover mixed hay. light mixed
1880 "a 5000, No. I mixed. 1900 a.
1900
Tnllow. quiet; prime city. loose. AZ /;
DO. special. loose. 5A: prime country.
81 edible. IN tierces. 7h.
i,rsn, firm; sofe winter In 100
pound sacks, so.bo a sl.5o; do. spring.
1850 Ia ao.bo.
Butter. higher; western creamery
exTrn, a., nearby prints. fancy. sea
81,
lnss, lower; nearby extra firsts. 5S;
DO. flrsts, g.. western extra firsts. IS:
do nrsts, 81; fancy selected. packed
7an.TA
cheese dun New York whole mill,
fancy nats 22isM2a; fair 20 good. 81
u22; ionshorn, 22m23i9; single
daisies. ~ i4a22.
Live poultry. firm: fowls. not leg.
hornn. lSase; do. leghorns. lsd22
sprins chickens. not lcghorns, 1sQ2e
De. ioshorns, 1904; roosters. 17G1s
turkeys fancy. nearby. s0Ca45; do. fai
90 Rood, soMa5; ducks. white PelSin
abmae, 40. mixed colors. 22@2s; mus
covy. is@so; geese. 2oM23.
Dressed poultry. firm; spring tur
k~ys, fancy dry packed. nearby. 540
30 dc. western. 52G53: fancy iced. 80
average receipts, s5Gs6; old turkeys
so'ats, old toms. a3a45; fowls. fHesl
killed. choice TO fancy. 32G33: dc
small sizes, sid3i; roaLting chickens
nearby, 27la5; do. western. 2o634
hroiiing chickens. nearby. 23636; dc
Western. 22nls5; old yoosters. 1921
ducks a:43<: geese, 22@25.
Potatoes. Irregular; white, hundred
~cish,. fancy, 2lo@2.35; fair Z
choice, i7b@2ib.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
PRESSURE ON RAILS
HALTSST STOCK RALLY
General Advance Was Checked
Dsters Noon; Money at
5 Per Cent.
d, A.soclatsd rress to Every Evening.

Hy Associated rress TO Every Evening.
New York, Dec. t7.--(wall street,
1oso a. m)-Dcvclopmcnts over the
week end, particularly the trend In
international events st the Arms Con-
ference infused further activity and
strength TO the stock market Mt the
opening or today's session. Oils. cop
pors. equipments and rhippings con-
tinuod 60 lead. rails following their
recent sluggish course.
Mexican Petroleum. Royal Dutch.
American Smelling. Federal Mining
ena smelling. preferred. United Fruit
end American Locomotive rose a
point cr more In tho initial dealings.
chandler Motors was the only weak
tissue. failing 2 points.
Foreign exchanges were very strong
Oh tho principal remittances under
lead ~ sterling attaining TO highest
quotations for n year or more.
Nocn--Mctals, equipments and oils,
notably Federal Mining and Smelling
yr.ferrcd, General Electric and Stand
Nrd oil OF New Jersey. made, further
substantial advances during the morn
hE.
Shirrngs. utilities and specialties
which are deriving benefits from holi-
cay business such as the mcrchandis-
Ina ana chain store groups. also ox-
tended early gains.
Ttnding slackCned before noon OF
resumption of pressure against rails
Chicago ana Northwestern. common
and preferred. dropped , points eact
aud ~ Paul. 500" and St Louis ant
southwestern were heavy. Motors ant
tohaccos also yielded to further pres
cure, can money opened at pei
cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
ROLL BANKRUPTCY.
Subpoena Returpable Tomorrow In the
United States District Court.

The subpoena in the case Of Max J..
Roll, an alleged bankrupt. which the
United States District Court made re-
turnable. tomorrow. has not been
served. when instituting bankruptcy
proceedings the petitioners expressed
belief that Roll was not i'm town.
Roll conducted at C East Third
street a store called the Golden Rule.
The petitioners requesting that he be
adtudged a bankrupt are the Della
ware Notion Co, a corporation of
Delaware; the Appelfeld Clothing Co.
corporation OF Maryland. and Sam
rel II. Mor6witz, trading as the United
states Manufacturing Co. Their
claims amount TO s737, 5000 and ss06
brespecttvely. Sheriff Joseph II. Gould
recently closed the store on a do.
mestic attachment obtained by Harry
| Brodsky, who has a claim for 81 600
Nathan Miller has also entered iudg.
ment for $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

ing the fiscal year 7,460 miles Of high
ways were completed and 1897 miles
were under construction. Under n
policy now being worked out by the
department, the secretary says, It ~
estimated that the two national forests
in Alaska can furnish pcrpciually 1000
coo cords Of pulp wood annually, amount
ing to nm equivalent Of one-thrd Of the
present annual consumption in this
country. Two large sales already have
been made with one small mill erected,
MIR. Wallace says, and with financial
and industrial conditions returning to
normal it is expected that there viii be
extensive development along thi line
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co, du Pont Building.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Announcement is made by the II. IL
Franklin Manufacturing Co. of Syracuse
that its preferred stock viii be Withdrawn
from sale on December IL. Company
officials state that since It first placed its
stock on sale. viz, October q. 1919, il
has sold direct to the public preferred
81. e.2s9.525 up to December / of this
year
The 1000 0oo. .ooo-p pound surplus of cop
per year ago is now 625.000.0oo pounds
OF visible supply. OF which only 100000
600 pounds is available for immediate
marked for export.
British imports for November were So.
25S. 900 pounds. an increase of 4.5l7 900
pounds over October. Exports were g.
$4,000 pounds an increase Of 62e,0oo
pounds.
The price for New York stock exchange
seats has moved up to sos, 900 making
further gain OF $1,000. As speculation
expands the value and desirability OF
membership increases.
Members of the New York Stock Ex-
change are circulating a petition asking
that the Saturdays before Christmas
and Now Year be made holidays. which
would give three consecutive days in each
Cars loaded with revenue freight in
the week ended November 26 totsled
e73.s27, decrease Of liz ,s44 from the
preceding week. ascribed mainly TO
In 1913 il Cost slIs .s2o 900 for labor to
produce II .046.sI6 tons OF anthracite
or 81 so ton. In 1920 the labor cost 70
produce 65.45s,673 tons-5.5Ss ,I43 tons
less than in\I9l3-was 1852 ,l7Q 600, or
50 IS a ton. an increase Of l4l per cent
I'VE are without the large sales for tax
purposes that marked the December 1919
and December, 1920. markets. and we are
facing q year OF promise say West 4
Co. I'm each of the two preceding years
we were facing further dehati6n: now We
are Debated. We hope for and expect bust
ness improvement"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
WITH BULLS AND BEARS
CHRISTMAS CHEER BACK
Wall Street, Emerging From
Mists Of Depression. Will
be Generous Again.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Dec. i2.--Wall street is
gradually recovering from the general
"conomic depression Of the past two
Nears and signs point toea liberal dis
tfihutlon of bonuses and grstuitics at
Christmas.
During the boom period of the world
war, holiday gifts by many financial
institutions, brokerage houses and ex-
changes were on a very generous
scalc. These ranged I'm many case.
from 20 90 so per cent. or even more
AZ yearly salaries.
This vps exclusive Of the quarterly
~, remi-annual payments Of 2S TO sc
p,r cent Of salaries given 20 employees
to meet the increased costs OF living
IN tho year now ending many banks
abandoned the distribution of tn -,
bonuses. evidently on the theory tha'
living conditions in many essential,
had become less onerous.
\ majority of the banking house,
rllot their holiday eifts on the hasi,
of length ~ service. while others giv,
rNcd amounts. based on salaries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover, Dec. l2.--Chartcrs were filed
here saturday. as follows
standard Noodw orking Co. Dover. Del.
capital, olC.uOO.OOo.
New York on and Production Co. WI.
muxton. Del, - 100000.
Armstrong steel Co. Philadelphia. Pa
~ 1Oo.OOO
United tinsms Co. Wilmington Del.
% ,pou oon
franco-AnR Amcricanie Products Cor
pvrsu"n, Wilmington, Del t20O.Ooo
n y eSO.Un.
-ircreesr In capital of Consumers Light
uest Power Co. from 81 900. 600 &c
oi boo taH.
Change OF name of Essex Deloateh Elec.
tric Self serving Table Manufacturing
90 To worlds Electric Self-scrvins Table
Atanvfscturins Co. Washington. d. g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
RICHARD BAGOT, AUTHOR, DEAD

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Milnthorpe. Westmoreland, Eng
land. Dec. 12.-Richard Bagot, the
author, is dead at his home here.
Richard Bagot, novelist and essay
list, born in 1850. was the author of
numerous works Of fiction, having for
the most part an Italian background
In 1917 he was presented with an
illuminated address Of appreciation
from the italian nation signed by the
cabinet, Senate and Chamber Of Depu-
ties and leaders of Italian science
literature. art and industry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
Honor Dead s. p. C. C. Founder,

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Dec. Memorial SER
vices for Mrs. Eta Angel Wheeler
were held here today by directors Of
the New York Society for the Pre-
vention. of Cruelty to Children, in
which she was a leading spirit for
nearly so years and which she helped
to found. News of her death, nearly
week ago at Coldwater, N. Y, reach
ed this city today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
CONTRACT FOR Du PoNT.
To Build New Normal school At Glass
bOrO, N. J.

Trenton, N. j.. Dec. 12.--The state
Board OF Education at It's meeting
Saturday awarded TO the du Pont En-
cheering Company. OF Wilmington.
tho contract for building the Normal
School at Glassboro. and to George
N. Woodward 4 CO.. OF Philadelphia,
the electrical work In the same In
stltutlon 1T On aggregate cost of
S476,703. The board will also request
the Budgct Commission TO provide
$4,000 for salaries OF teachers and
employees In tho institution aud $50, 900
for equipment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
FOREIGN EXCHANGES MOUNT.
Demand Sterling Reaches Highest
Point Attained For Several Years.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 12.-Foreign ex-
changes continued their buoyant ad-
vance at the opening of today's trad
ing. Demand sterling was-quoted at
s41S19. 5s cents over last weeks
high and new record Of several years.
Paris rate rose 20 points and gains of
6 and 10 points were made respectively
in German marks and Italian Lire.
The Dutch rate rose % points and
Swiss francs We're % points above
their normal value at 1882.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
DEATHS.

vAsEY-Tn this city. on December II
1921, r. Joseph Vasey
Relatives. frinds and members of
Santa Maria Council. No. 1876. X. Of G. q,
are invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence. All Geddes street.
Union Park Gardens, on Thursday morn
ing at Q 80 o'clock. Solemn requiem mass
at St Paul's Church. Intertnent New
Cathedral cemetery, Philadelphia. Pa.
Automobile funeral.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12
Bishop Cook at CxIyarx.

Bishop Philip Cook held confirma-
ton services at Calvary Episcopal
Church yesterday morning. In the eve
ming the rector. Rev. f. II. Stevens,
preached on THE Model Maiden"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

Use the classified ad section like
you use the telephone book. The ads
are all indexed under their correct,
specific classification headings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-12

It pays TO read. and use classified
ads.
The Keota news., 1921-05-27
cEN1ENARles OF GREAT MEN
Year 1921 10 Rich In Memories of
Thoss Whom the World De-
llnhts e Honor.

Nineteen hundred and twenty.ouo
10 particularly rich In literary cente-
narles. says q correspondent In the
Manchester Guardian. Flaubert and
DostOievsky represent France aud
Russia. respectively. In fiction. and
Britain has Wiikie Collins. Whyte Mel
vile and. II one may venture to add
her name to such an illustriOus cOm'
pany. Miss Charlotte Maria Tucker.
dear to some Of us IN childhood days
as A. L. o. r.
In poetry the great name Of Dant0
IL supreme: II will be the OOOth an.
nIverxary Of his death In September.
This year also sees the birth cente-
nary Of Baudelairc. while We have
such a variety Of poets as Dora Green.
well. Fretlerick Locker.Lampson and
John Skinner. the last named having
been born 200 years ago and called
BY Burns the writer Of the best Scot
tixh song ever Scotland saw"
Sir Samuel Baker. Heinrich Barth
aud Sir Richard Burton make . no
table trilogy Of travellers. and among
painters there aro Noel Patton ano
Ford Aladox Brown. OF religious
writer's, preachers. teachers anu
church dignltaries there are George
Dawson, Archbishop Temple. Dean
Bradley (who propped the walls OF
Westminster abbey for posterity). and
Henri Frederic Amiel. And In what
other company shall one include Mar
Gus Aurcliux, said to have been born
In l2l A. d.. and Anne Askew. born
In 1921. and martyred Is years later3
Journalism II represented By Hep
worth Dixon and J. ~. +. Ludlow. the
latter being the propagandist through
the press Of Christian socialism. COLI
crs will he glad to revive the memory
Of Tom Norris and educatiouists that
Of Edward Thrins. while the nSnt'nS
services are represented BY Lord Al
cestcr.
The Keota news., 1921-05-27
No oee., s,r.hs Or ossths.

No births, no deaths, no dogs.
A tract Of land subject to these SIN
gular prohibitions Is the sacred n
land Of Miyajima. situated most gor'
gcotsiy in the inland sea Of Japan.
With the trihing exceptions Of en-
tcring the world. leaving It. or start
Ing "kcnnel." you may do practical
ly what sou choose there.
Stringent religious regulations. dat
Ing far hack into history. forbid these
small adventures.
Occasionally a baby. anxious to be.
pin existence, hurries into the world
before It's time.
Nowadays humanltarianlsm ID
stronger than Shinto law. and no
more terrible penalty Is exacted from
the unlucky mother than that she
shnll be moved to the mainland a.
soon rs possible. and remain there
for 30 days.
Az for death, once the poor sufferer
Mt this last gasp was ferried across to
some other shore lest his finnl breath
should pollute sacreti soil.
Now, II needs must. he Is allowed to
die in pcace, but his body Is instantly
removed to Ono for burial. and the
chief mourncrs who attend the funeral
arc obliged to absent themselves from
MiynjImn for 50 days Of ceremonial
nur,fication.-From Continental Ed
tion Of the London Mall.
The Keota news., 1921-05-27
Tastes Much the Same.
SLOWS business1"

allows business1"
"Pretty fair" said the pressing club
nroprietor who deals in 'inOonsltne'
ma n side line, "but I had vexatiOus
experjence this morning"
"Whnt was ltT
81 sold a customer Of mine quart
Of gasoline instead of the stun he
wanted"
"Ile soon found out the difference.
didn't he2"
"No. He didn't know he was drinking
pnsojine. and I didn't know I'D sold
him nny until noticed that my supply
for cleaning purposes was running
low."-Rir,aingham Age Herald.
The Keota news., 1921-05-27

I Oo0f30000 OK 1t 0ndI bad tok00
eiSSf boe43oG. Now ] am vesy Well and
en- % ~ own hooseweek. ! can gisdly
feco@anGndI 4dia Z. Pinkham's medicine
10 ou&9einG women. ."-Ars. BI1fHA
Lrl1neo. R. =. D., Raveuswood, ". We.
=. The oedinary Day Of most housewives
Il q eooooI0Go tIoodmill Of Washml,
eookhg. eleaninG nssndinE swsspinG
dustiaG md caring for little ooss. How
nae,eh kagdo1 tho tasks When somo d.
Taneoment Of tie system causes head-
aehse, bockaehes, bearing down pains
and 1ogVoo1neoa Every such woman
shoold reodt by Mn. Liering's expssi-
go. 2omomboe this, for over forty
yooSo L0dla z Pimkham's Vegetabjo
tbnpo1l has beea restoring health.
The Keota news., 1921-05-27

Foojklller Never Lacks Victims.
The old.fashioned man who sought
the gas leak with q candle now has
O rival In the girl who stands near an
open fire while cleaning her gloves
with gasoline.
The Keota news., 1921-05-27
shave with cutleura soaI

0O0vV WIN S0Ss0VS0 OOOp
And double your razor efficiency a.
well ~ promote skin purity. skin COM
fort and skin health. No mug. no
slimy soap. no germs, no waste. no
irritation even when shaved twice
daily. One soap for all uses-shaving.
bathing and shampooing.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1921-05-27
SUFFERED Seven
LONG YEARS
finaMy Rslisved By takino
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Veostable COMPOUND

RsvaaGWood, ood,W.Va.-'.Foeesve
So0ea I on@oe60 from Q female troubj0
The Keota news., 1921-05-27
Five Dollars, Please.
'poctor. I wish you would prescribe
for my complexion"
''Ccrtainly. madam. Let II alone"

Too Much Agreement.
Eslith-"l think Jack II simply won.
,!erful." Eila-"Ycs. the trouble In he
thinks NO. too"
The Keota news., 1921-05-27
Short Poem.

Short Poem.
Dot-"Isn't Edith's new dress n
poem7" Dick-''lIm! Ycs-a quatrain.
I should call It."
The Keota news., 1921-05-27

@0 U0U8tJ1Sy18u00 %
that ] Was not able
% Do my myhousswoek.
j consulted several
doctors but none
seemed 70 give No
relief. ] Rad In Q
paper about Lydia
- Pmkham's Vegs-
|tahle Compound %
j decided 70 Try Il,
and before Tie first
bottle Was gone ]
found great relief %
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
COMMERCE CHAMBER
TO NAME 9 DIRECTORS

There were indications today that
the annual meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, tomorrow night, In The
duBarry room OF the Hotel dupont.
Will be largely attended The order
Of business will be as follows:
Annual report OF the treasurer,
Clarence j. killen: report Of secretary
William 4. Budd; annual report of
activities OF the chamber. signed by
both The president, A. ID. Warner,
Jr., and The secretary, Mr.. Budd. open
discussion on reports, new business
and address by William 4. Ellis, OF
SWarihmOre College, war correspond
ent and newspaper man. Mr.. Ellis
will speak on Americas Problems In
the Light Of World Conditions"
Polls for election OF directors Of tho
Chamber will be opened at 7.3l
o'clock and closed at @ The vote Will
be counted by the tcllers during Mr.
Ellis address and the result an
nounced before the close Of the ses-
sion.
There are nine directors 10 b.
chosen. Ten OF the present board holc
over. Six Of the rev csr,. ,tOrs are &
be elected for full terms OF three
years and three 90 m out unexpireC
terms OF directors who have resigned
Length Of terms win be decided In ac
cord with the number OF votes cas-
for each nominee.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
NO CUT YET IN
P, B. & W. SERVICE

While there has been a cut Of 33
trains in the service on the Pennsyl-
yana Railroad between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh, there has been no re-
ductiOn OF service over the Southern
Grand Division. This statement was
made by a local official OF the com
pany this afternoon.
Fifteen trains carrying express
goods, but no passengers, between
cities east Of Pittsburgh, and eighteen
local passenger, trains In the vicinity
of Pittsburgh Nave been taken on by
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Announcement 10 that effect was
made here today. ut is a continua-
iiOn OF the company's rctrenchmcnt
policy an Official said.
Failing Off in shipments was given
as The reason for Withdrawing the
express trains. They ran between
the following cities: Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, New York, Harrisburg
Buffalo. Washington. Jersey City
Baltimore and Cape Charles.
The local trains Withdrawn in the
Pittsburgh division run close 10
other trains, and the only inconyeni-
cnce passengers viii suffer, 10 was
said. will be a longer wait between
train times.
No passenger trains cast OF Alioonr
have been taken or, and no ihrop si
trains along the line.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
Are YOU
CONGENIAL?
Thin-Blooded, Sick-Looking
Men and Women Lack
Enthusiasm
THEY NEED
PEPTO-MANGAN
Red-Blooded, Healthy-Look-
ing Folks Get Along Well
Because They Feel
Good

There is a thrill in glowing good
health. You see 10 in the enthusiasm
and good cheer Of congenial people.
Fatigue, bad color, dull eyes and list
less feelings do not attract other peo-
pie. You are not cOngenial when you
are run down.
Nearly everybody gets out Of SORTS
occasionally. They are positively un-
happy for weeks and constantly tired
and gloomy. Perhaps you are that
way and can see no reason why. But
there is a reason. More than likely 10
is because OF bad blood Temporarily
your blood needs help. pepto-Mangan
Is a well known and very successful
remedy for poor blood. Il supplies
what your blood needs. You pick up
and become your old self again: your
blood works as it should. keeping you
fresh and alert, congenial and happy
and strong.
pepto-Mangan Is sold in both liquid
and tablet form. Both contain the
same medicinal ingredients. one Is as
effective as the other.
Buy peptO-Mangan al your drug
gisi's. BE sure tho name Guides" ie
on the package. Without the name
"Gude's" ii is not Pepto-Mangan.
Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
LADIES NIGHT
SOON FOR 'ARKS'

The regular meeting Of Noah's Ark.
No. 4, /. o. q. F., was held last even
ing In Pythian Castle. Initiation
under the direction Of Navigator
George II. Bennett was held
Prior 10 the Initiation, an entertain
ment c0nsistins of a NaIu ..l.
Torrance was presented and was
much enjoyed, Several visitors from
Ark No. ,. l. q. q. T.. recently insti-
tuied at Chester were present. They
have been invited 10 attend the Feb
ruary meeting Of Ark No. 4, and will
bring a large delegation.
Election OF officers, Of the local
lodge, viii be held at The next meet
ing. Plans are being discussed for a
ladies night" 20 be held in the near
future.
Delaware Canton. No. 4, will install
officers tonight, and all cheyaliers
are requested 20 be present. Colonel
BroOmo, Installing officer from Bal
1 timore. and other visitors from out Of
/ the state, are expected.
Fairfax Lodge, No. s, will start
initatOry work on a large class OF
1 candidates Friday night and George
r. kemhle, or the degree stan, re-
quests that all members OF the stan
/ be on hand.