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danced by Miss Margaret Jenkins and
Miss Louise Jenkins. They wore bal
let costumes of yellow and black. Miss
Katherine Myers danced a flower
dance For her number she wore
white ballet costume trimmed with
rosettes of varicolored ribbons and
wreath of ribbon rosettes about her
head, matching those on her costume.
Miss Mary Louise Bunnell danced a
toe dance exquisitely. Her costume
was of black satin with lace founce
embroidered in silver. Her bonnet
was a Follies' creation trimmed in
black feathers and she carried a
swagger stick At the end of her
dance Miss Betty Taylor came in
wearing a costume, an exact counter
part of Miss Bunnell's and they did
toe dance together, winning rounds OF
applause.
Miss Mary Butler, of Indianapolis
danced Russian number in Russian
costume during the program. A SONG
was sung by Mrs. Fred ]. Bartel ano
Robert Heun. Lucille Steers in won
derful costume of blue net trimmed
with ribbons of all coIors tipped with
balloons danced a balloon dance, al
/ l1S ClQ VI MlllSu ollO ihiCH OeAAOOAAs
/ over the diners. Miss Lizette Camp
bell won rounds of applause when she
| appeared in blue sailor suit anc
/ danced a Sailors hornpipe.
Mary Louise Bunnell in the fina
number of the cabaret danced in
pink ballet costume while the guest!
! threw serpentine which wrapped
| about her as she danced. A finale par
ticipated in by all the children com
| pleted the cabaret. Dancing followed
for which the Harry Frankel orches
ira played. Over 200 persons attended
the dance.
Among the club members and thei
out-of-town guests who were in attend
ance at the party were: Mr.. and Mrs
Walter j. Engle, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Eaton, of Indianapolis, Mrs. H. c
Keefe and Miss Dorothy Keefe, o
Los Angeles, Cal, Mrs. Dorothy Scot
Frenzel, of Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Thistlethwaite, of Indianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Nicholson
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comstock. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Warren Clements, Whitney Nc
CURE, Carl Mag, George TarklesoI
Miss Maxine Murray, Miss Juliet Nus
baum, Miss Helen Johnson, Mrs. Char
| les Shiveley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dudley Foulke, Mrs. Juliet Swayn
Shirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart ]. Beebe
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Tarkleson, Nj
and Mrs. Edward V. Williams, Mr.. an
Mrs. H. R. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick S. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. "
o. Crawford, Mr.. John Y. Poundstont
Mrs. Julian Gates of Jacksonville, Fla
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Romey, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ben Bartel, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEF
Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray X. Shivele!
Miss Helen Nicholson. Mr.. Yale Shiv'
ly, of Connersville, Mr.. and Mrs. job
: M. Lontz, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Swayn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Dill, Mr.. an
, Mrs. Edward H. Harris, Mrs. Georg
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Price, NJ
and Mrs. Harry Lontz, Mr.. and Mr.
Arthur Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Druitt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Scoble, NJ
j. and Mrs. E. r. Beatty, Mr.. and Mr.
t w. J. Blackmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Robe
l Huen, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hibber
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members of the Ergathea Bible class
of the East Main Street Friends
church Friday evening at $50 o'clock.
All members are asked to meet at the
church.
A market will be held at the market
house Saturday afternoon at the mar
ket house by the Standard Bearers
society of Grace NJ. +. church All
members are asked TO take their dona-
tons there.
A market will be held by the Ladies'
Aid society of the Second Presbyterian
church at the market house Saturday
afternoon. All members are asked to
make contributions.
The Bethany class of the Second
English Lutheran church will have a
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D street Thursday afternoon when it
held the second meeting of the fall.
The afternoon was spent in needle
work and refreshments were served
late in the afternoon by the hostess.
Ten members were present. They
were: Mrs. John Schattell. Mrs.
Schattell, Mrs. Ralph Little, Mrs.
George Reid, Mrs Harry Darnell, Mrs.
Walter Snavely and Mrs. Charles A.
Dove. The next meeting of the club
will be held in two weeks, the place to
be announced later.
The Ladies Aid of the First Eng
lish Lutheran church met Thursday
afternoon to discuss plans for Syn
odical week. The women of the so
ciety are to have charge of serving the
meals during the week. The confer
ence opens on Monday evening, Oct
! 10, with banquet, which it is expect
! ed, will be attended by $50 persons
Meals on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, are to be served by Circle:
One, Two and Three, respectively, Of
! the society.
The Bert kolps are giving theil
opening fall assembly dance in tow
at the l. o. o. F. hall Friday evening
The Winter Garden Six, of Piqua, o.
will play the order of dances. Pre-
ceding the assembly. which com
mences at o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs
Kolp will hold Their beginners elias
from until 9 O'Clock The CALLER,
will be open to spectators for the as
sembly Saturday afternoon Mr. an,
Mrs. Kolp will open their junior elias
at 2:30 O'Clock, in the l. o. o. hall.
One of the delightful social event
of the week will be the assembl
dance which Mrs Charlie Kolp i
giving in the ballroom of the Eagle:
club Friday evening at o'clock 10
members of the younger set Guest
at the affair will be members of Mr..
, Kolp's last winters dancing clul
which met Friday evenings. The pc
; sons attending the assembly are goin
to organize into a club TO make TIL
assembly dance weekly affair thi
winter. A special orchestra will pla
the order of dances. The gallery wi
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picnic supper at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. E. Cartwright, Monday even
ing. Members and their friends are
invited. Election of officers will be
held at that time.
w. B. A. of the Maccabees will meet
in the /. o. o. F. hall Friday evening.
Plans for Rally Day will be discussed.
All older members Of the organization
are especially asked to be present.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
DIR. BARR0WS TO
DISCUSS MISSIONS

The Women's Missionary Society
OF West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets. will hold a
annual praise service tomorrow eve
ming. in the Bible School Han.
These annual gatherings have al
ways been made the occasion for
tho visit OF some man OF woman
prominent In the missionary activ-
tiles OF the denomination. Repre-
sentatives OF India. Africa. China.
Korea, Persia, Brazil and many 9TH
er fields where mission work is car
riod on. have been the guests OF this
annual gathering for number OF
years past.
The guest OF honor and special
speaker for tomorrow nights meet
ing viii be the Rev Alfred r. Bar
rows. ID. D.. OF Washington. DR..
Barrows is one OF the recognized
leaders in the aggressive missionary
program OF the denomination. Not
only is he an eloquent speaker. but
his array OF facts in support OF the
object OF his appeal generally proves
startling to the audience
The special musical program for
the occasion will be presented by a
quartet composed OF Mrs. c. II
Start, Mrs. Ramoth Mitchell. c. I
Start and Harry Frazer. The thank
offering for mercies received will b,
accepted at this service. The pub
lie is invited.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
NEW WAY TO OBTAIN
PAIR OF SHOES FREE

The Rachlin Clothes shop. Inc.
OF 4OS and 40 Market street. is ad-
vertising today a novel way OF get
ting a pair OF shoes free with a pur-
chase OF clothing. The purchaser
has three different methods offered
in which TO obtain those orders.
The first Is II any customer OF
Rachlin's owes balance OF SIS or
over. and pays SIS toward the bal
ance. he will receive an order for s.
worth OF shoes; or any one desiring
to open n credit account at the store
may select whatever ne or she
picases. pay a deposit OF SIS and re-
ceivc an order for s. for shoes. The
order will be honored in certain
shoe stores In the city Cash Gus
toners may obtain these orders by
making their seiccti9ns. deduct a 30
per cent. discount that the store al
lows cash patrons, and II the pur-
chase amounts TO SIS or over will
receive an order for a s. pair OF
shoes.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
ST. PAUL METH0DISTS
URGE DISARMAMENT

The official board OF 81. raul's
NJ. r. Church. at It's monthly meet
ing last night. Instructed It's secrc-
tary. Harry G.. stanton. TO fer
communication TO Dciaware's two
Senators and Congressman. also 70
Americas Representatives in the
Limitation OF armaments conference,
urging them TO use their influence
TO bring about disarmament OF the
nations. and thereby hasten the
coming Of universal peace.
The assistant 10 the pastor MISS
Rietta NJ Emerson. who assumeu
her duties November I. was well
coined by tho oniciai members ana
words OF appreciation voiced by the
pastor.
Plans for the future enlargement
NJ the church. 20 Accommodate the
present attendance, were discussed
Al icneth. but held over without
definite action.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
FIX SALARIES
OF FIREMEN
Chief of Bureau to Get
$1,000; Men 81 400
Year
MORE MEN ARE
NAMED TO SERVE

The Department Of Public Safety
yesterday afternoon hxed the salaries
TO be paid the officers and men Of
the new fire department. effective
December /. as follows;
Chief, $4,000; clerk. $780,. deputy
chief. s2300; assistant chiefs. s21OO;
fire marshal. s21OO; captains. $1,000;
lieutenants. $500; inspectors, s140O:
master mechanics. $500: mechani-
clans, $500; chauffeurs, S140O; fire.
men. s14OO.
Thirty-seven additional firemen
We're appointed yesterday afternoon.
by the Department Of Public Safety.
making the total. including the five
chief officers. and the list named on
Saturday. OF 70 officers and firemen.
The officers are the same as those
selected In August: William J.
Lutz chief; Edward A. Donohuc.
deputy chief; Harvey Tazewell. as
sistant chief; G. Crockett. assistant
chief; T.. NJ. Ainscow. fire marshal.
The new firemen are: W. Wat
son. c. W. Wadsley. H. Zlm-
norman. J. A. Hope. +. Skelley.
j. Mayer. J. j. Mckinley. w. +.
Banks. NJ. T. Brown. II. G. Dugan, II.
7. Farrow. j. e. Fell. +. j. Maloney.
W. Riddings. W. Kyle. H. Haines.
J. T. Fitzpatrick. +. Johnson. NJ.
Mayer. W. NJ. Lux. J. +. Russell.
J. F. Reader. F. Lyons. r. Hanley
J. S. Wadsley. W. p. Rutter. ]. ].
Sillinger. w. S. Keenen. d. F. Kel-
leher. NJ. Nickerson. f. ]. Ward.
J. Spath. sr.. r. F. Riley. J. j.
Retting. r. ID. Latchin. d. A. Ham
mond. ]. Fl. Thomas Jr. and NJ. F.
Mulrooney, secretary TO Chief Lutz
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer W. S. Burris
submitted the following report OF
county balances at the weekly meet
Ing Of the Levy Court today:
New Castle county, S324.52473;
miscellaneous road account. S442,94;
Christiana hundred. S2425524; Mil
Creek hundred. Ss.36O.22; White
Clay Creek hundred. S5,542.17; PEN
calder hundred, S3,593.SO; New Cas-
tie hundred. s6.143.64; Red Lion
hundred. $3.O61.O3; st. Georges
hiyndred. s12,S79.03; Appoauinimink
hundred. s1.65O.61; Blackbird hum
dred. s1.496.37; Brandywine hun
dred. s21,961.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
NrIGHRoRs, orARREn

Upon recommendation Of Dctcc-
tive Mcdaniel. who conducted an
investigation Of the case, Judge
Hastings In Municipal Court this
morning dismissed the case Of Peter
and Annie Kaczur toward tho pro-
prictor OF a store adjoining their
store In Maryland avenue. Judge
Hastings. in following the recon-
mendation OF Detective Mcdaniel.
admonished the couple that they
must make every EFFORT to get along
peaceably with their ncighbors
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
OFF
SLACKERS' LIST
War Department Now Re-
CARDS Fugitive as Escaped
General Prisoner
COLONEL MILLER
EXPLAINS EVICTION

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-con-
siderable feeling was aroused yes
terday. when IL was learned that the
Name Of Grover Bergdoll. the fugi-
tive draft evader. had been stricken
from the list OF slackers by the War
department, when Local Board No.
80 recently sent the list to Wash
ington. Fear was expressed that the
War Department was going to forget
the numerous charges against Berg
doll, but late in the day dispatches
from Washington proved to the sat
e~faction OF all that there was 10 be
10 army whitewash.
Bergdon ceased to be a technical
Stacker when he was convicted and
sentenced to imprisonment. His
name was dropped from the roll OF
draft dodgers and now appears on
an army list as an escaped general
prisoner Fundamentally he is a
Stacker. technically ne is an escaped
prisoner The whole matter Is rou-
tine army record.
Colonel Thomas W. Miller. the
Alien Property Custodian, stopped in
Philadelphia yesterday long enough
to talk over the evicting Of Mrs.
lBergdon with his attorney. Major
Vincent A. Carroll.
In view OF the fact that question
has arisen concerning the Bergdoll
castle standing in the name OF
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, which
property was seized under the
Trading with the Enemy Act by Mr..
, Miller, the following statement Is is
sued:
.sWhen Grover Cleveland Berg
dolls own residence was seized 1t
was occupied by his mother who at
that time was awaiting sentence from
the United states District Court In
Philadelphia for aiding and abet-
ting a violator OF the draft law. and
she was also under investigation by
the special committee OF Congress
looking into her sons escape from
Fort Jay. New York. In spite OF
the fact that the law clothes the
Alien Property Custodian with the
power TO proceed five days after the
seizure. Mrs Bergdoll was not COM
PEELED TO make an accounting or va
cate these premises. Inasmuch as
Mrs. Bergdon has residences in
philadelphia other than her sons
she was requested to turn over the
property in her sons name to the
Alien Property Custodian.
Mrs. Bergdon now gives the ex-
cuse that her aged mother is ill in
the house. although agents OF the
sAlien Property Custodian and the
Department OF Justice have definitely
known that none OF the occupants
were ill at a recent date. which
was some weeks after the order e
'vacate was filed by the Alien Prop.
erty Custodian. II is not the inten
ton OF the government TO haras
elderly women and in view OF Mrs
BerEdolrs statement. We will show
further leniency towards her in or.
der that she may have an oppor.
tunity to adjust her family affairs anc
arrange to vacate the mouse. which
is the property OF the United Statei
Government under the Trading with
She Enemy Act. These instructions
have bee ngiven to the legal coun.
sci Of the Alien Property Custodian
Major Vincent A Carroll. OF Phila
delphia
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
sPEER posi- TO MARCH.

An invitation rendered by George
washington Post, No. 316, OF Phila-
delphia. to Jacob Ferdinand Speer
Post. No. SIS, Veterans OF Foreign
Wars. OF this city. to participate In
the parade and ceremonies incident
10 the unvelling OF the soldiers and
sailors monument IN that city on
Armistice Day. has been accepted.
About fifty members OF the local
post will attend the ceremonies and
march in the parade. The monu-
ment was presented by the Eigh-
teenth Ward Welfare Committee OF
Philadelphia. and will be dedicated
and unveiled in the Palmer ceme-
terry.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
ST. PAUHs FOLK AT DINNER.

A dinner for the official board'
group leaders and assistants and
their wives was given in st. Pauls
NJ Z. Church last night, with about
100 in attendance. The Rev. c. /.
Hubbard outlined some future plans
Z. c. Hardesty. president Of the
board. spoke briefly. and lists OF the
ontire church membership, divided
into sectional groups. were disirib-
uted by the pastors assistant. Tne
dinner was prepared and served by
the Ladies" Aid Society OF wnlch
Mrs. b. L. DEMO is president.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Y BIBLE STUDY.

At an Informal dinner last night
arrangements for opening the Bible
study class OF the Y. NJ. c. a. were
discussed. The dinner was held in
the association rooms with about
twenty-five members OF the organ
ization present. Instead Of having
one OF the clergy Of the city take
charge OF the class the work viii he
placed under the leadership Of a Y.
NJ c. A. secretary.
The meetings will be held every
Monday night throughout the fall
and winter. beginning at o'clock
and being preceded by a dinner in
the "Y" az $50 O'Clock. Glass meet
ings will end at s o'clock so as not
to interfere with evening engage
ments Of those who attend.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
REMEMBER FATHER LATER.

While this is Father and Son
Week. there is no concerted action
here by Boy Scouts 10 celebrate the
week. Some OF the troops are plan
ming their own exercises however.
Troop No. 46 OF 81. Paurs NJ. +.
Church win meet on November IS
to plan exercises for the observance
of the week. although by that date
Father and Son Week" will have
passed. The reason for the Scouts
not celebrating the event this week
is due to the fact that they are max
ing preparations for Ar1nistice Day
on Friday.
At the meeting 20 be held on Mo-
vcrnber IS, Nelson II. Fritz will de-
liver an illustrated lecture.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
cITY MISSIONARY MEErING

At the monthly meeting OF the
City Missionary Society. held in
Goodman NJ. T.. Church yesterday
afternoon only routine business was
transacted. Reports from the vari-
Gus missionary workers throughout
the city were read and passed upon.
Fourteen Methodist Episcopal
churches OF the city were repre-
sented.
Following the adjournmem sup-
per was served in the basement OF
the church by the Women's Auxil-
iary. The next meeting OF the 50
ciety will be held in Kingswood NJ. f.
Church.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
CALL RESERVE MEN
FOR AIR TRAINING

Frank over. Jr.. 1906 shallcross
avenue; Solomon Arnold Refs, 1906
Jackson street, and Thomas F. Null
rooney. sos West Fifth street, all OF
this city. and Second Lieutenant Al
caid Wright. Seaford. who have been
carried on the Reserve Corps OF the
United States Army, have been called
for duty in the air service. through
the headquarters OF the Second Corps
Area. Governors Island. y. Y.
This is in accordance with the plan
20 give men In the Reserve Corps if-
teen days training each year. The
order is not obligatory and may be
obeyed at the discretion OF the men.
Mr.. Refs said that he would probably
not report for the training.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
I'M Tunrr sPrTDERs.

MAGISTRATE stradiey last night I'M
nosed a fine of 81 and costs on r..
Purnen Prettyrnan. Thirteenth ana
Washington streets. who was ar
rested sunday night by state nigh
wav police on a charge Of reckless
driving. Prcttyman Is said TO nave
been driving near Minqu'dale al a
speed Of 40 or 50 miles an hour.
Leo ]. o'Connor and Edward D.
Rover both OF Chester. arrested by
the highway police. we're each hned
Sc and costs on charges OF speeding
o nthe Philadelphia pike.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
FARMERS SAY RAIL
WAGE MUST GO DOWN

WASHINGTON. Nov Omitted
Press) RAILROAD wages must come
down along with other railroad
costs In order to permit rate cuts.
clifford Thorne. counsel for tho
American Farm Bureau Federation.
declared today before the Senate
Interstate Commerce COMMITTEES.
Thorne was arguing for the re-
peal OF the guaranteed return T., IN,
railroads. but admitted that IN
carriers must be permitted to reduc.
costs In Justice to themselves and
y the shlnnera
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
PYTHANs IN ASSOCIATION.

At a special meeting OF Calanthe
Lodge. Saturday night. a Rank Team
Association was organized and the
following officers elected: Charles
Mckinney, president; George owen.
secretary; NJ. ID. Fisher. treasurer.
A special meeting OF the association
has been called for tonight at 7.3O
o'clock. at Pythian Castle. 20 ar
range for the initiation OF a large
class OF candidates on Tuesday night
next.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
OBTAIN MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Broman has issued the
following marriage licenses:
William c. Locates. 9O5 West
street. to Marine r. Felden, TIC
French street.
Isaac NJ. Adams. 222 West Twen-
ty-ninth street. to Margaret c.
Spicer. OF Delaware City.
q James V. Padley to Gertrude
Baker. both OF Delaware City.
Ranaile Nora. 6O4 Scott street.
to Caterina Gallo, S23 DUPONT street.
Gregoria GreEonis. 2319 West Sixth
street to Maria Gravenelh, 1903
West Fifth street.
John S. Jones 10 Maggie seeney,
both OF Claymont
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
e1uT.Fr DEpT. BALANCEs.

At the meeting OF the Street and
Sewer Directors this morning Sam
uol ]. White. city treasurer re-
ported the following balances; Cur
rent EXPENSE fund. s94.39s.63; spe-
ciai expense fund. s71,422.45; sewer
extension fund, S7,31967; Brandy
wine sewer fund. s5o,ooo.s7; street
paving tax fund. s479so.o4; total
S271.1O466.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
PROF. BARKLEY TO LECTURE

Professor James II. Barkley. OF
the Wilmington High School. will
address the Professional and Busi-
ness Womens' Club at their club
house s13 West street tonight on
Modern History" This will be the
second Of a series OF lectures before
the Women's club by Professor
BarkleY.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
rRANCAIsE MEETING

The Groupe dc Wilmington ALI
ance Franchise opened its seas7n OF
1921-22 yesterday afternoon In the
assembly room Of the Misses Hebb's
school. The speaker was NJ. Arnold
van Gennep. official lecturer OF the
federation. He was heard In songs
OF the French provinces. The meet
ing was we'll attended.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
MORE BUILDING WORK.

Inspector Preston has issued the
following building permits:
Joseph Kelley, northwest corner
Lancaster avenue and Union street.
addition. $500.
Samuel Darlington. 1907 Trenton
Place. addition. $3.50.
Jeston r. Knight. 2317 Market
street. heating system. 1897.
A. Ferante. 7o1 Washington street
alterations, $40.
Joseph Dilario. Z South Lincoln
street garage, 500.
Peter ]. Ford. 1S09-11 West Fourth
street. addition. $1,000.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
TRY For PEACE HERE.

Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
this morning referred TO Mrs Flor
ence Scott. assistant probation Of
ficer. the case OF Joseph Collavino,
charged with breach OF the peace
toward his wife. The defendant de-
MED his wife's charges that he
abused her.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
REVIVAL AT MT. PLEASANT.

Revival services which opened on
Sunday in Mt. Pleasant NJ. r. Church
will be continued for two weeks
Clergymen from this city will preach
each night. The Rev. p. J. Sard, Of
Scott NJ. f. Church, win be the
speaker tonight.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
T.. q. CoHFF MOVES Up

Frank G. Cohee. who for the past
four years. has been in the service
OF the Prudential Insurance Com
pany in this city. has been promot-
cd to assistant superintendent OF the
Wilmington District. His home is
23Os Jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
MORE srPPoRT FOR WIFE.

The order against Isaac Brown
for the support Of his wife was in
creased from Sc to So week by
Judge Hastings In Municipal Court
this morning. Mrs. Brown IS now n
patient in a sanitarium at National
Park, n. j.. as a result OF stroke.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
nouns LODGE DANCE

Friends OF the members Of Doris
Lodge. No. .. I. o. o. f. we're en-
tertained with dancing and a musical
program in the basement of odd
Fellows Building. Tenth and King
streets. last night. The hall was
decorated in keeping with the fall
season.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Arn InHNsON NO sPEAK

The monthly meeting and dinner
Of the Mems Club Of st. Andrews
p. z. Church will be held in the
parish house at $50 o'clock this eve
ming. Everett c. Johnson former
secrotary. OF State. will be the speak
er.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
TuATCuER UNION MEETING

Ella Thatcher Union OF W. c. T..
T.. will meet at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in Harrison Street NJ. E.
Church. An interesting program
will be presented.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
GRACE SEWERS MEET

The Sewing Society Of Grace NJ. T.
church held an all-day meeting IN
tho church house today. Luncheon
was served at I o'clock. There will
be a business meeting this afternoon
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Fight it daily

Dental science has found two methods TO effee-
lively fight film Many careful tests have proved
them. Leading dentists everywhere now advise
their daily use.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
You VIII Enjoy
This new teeth-cleaning method

Both are combined in tooth paste called Pep
sodent-a scientific product And to millions OF
people it is bringing whittier cleaner, safer teeth