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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
SMYRNA DISCOURAGED.
Baekers Claim They Are Not Receiving
Proper Support This Year.

Smyrna, April 6.-victor L Boyer
who was selected TO manage this sea
sons Smyrna diamond aggregation, has
received orders 10 report on April Il. al
Chambersburg. Pa. for g. tryout with
the team representing that place in the
Blue Ridge League.
The Smyrna team this year looks ex-
ceptionally strong. but so far lacks suf-
flcient financial backing to get under
way. II is expected that considerable
trouble will be experienced in secur-
ing a capable manager. now that Boyer
is 10 leave. No one wants the respon-
sibility.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
TOWER TENNIS CLUB.
West Side Organization Promises 70
Have Active Association.

The Tower Tennis Club, composed OF
young women and young men OF the
western part of the city. is making
great plans for the coming season. This
club. although only organized the past
summer, is live one and growing
rapidly. Plans are now being made for
several match games, between the mem
bers. both In singles and doubles.
As the president of the club will not
have an opportunity to personally SEQ
each member. he requests all who can
to please attend tho meeting in The
Playhouse, next Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock. at which William II. Tilden will
be present.
The officers of tho club are: Thomas
II. Kitchen. Jr., president: William II.
Ogle, treasurer. and George l.. Wilde.
secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
Sfraus Lost To Penn

Philadelphia, Pa, April 5.-Joe Straus
Penn's football captain, will be unable
10 break into the Quaker lineup this
season because of scholastic difficulties,
il was definitely decided yesterday. Joe
has been wavering in his studies for
some little while. but he thought that he
would be able to square himself with
the profs before the season got fairly
under way. The committee on eligi-
biiity. however, decided to ban the
Q1Aker skipper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
UNION GARDENS TAKES OPENER

The Union Gardens team opened the
season Saturday by defeating Union
Stars, 1872. l.. Collins pitched air-tight
ball for tire Garden boys until the
fourth, when the Union Stars advanced
a mas TO third who scored on long hit
to center.
Collins was relieved in the fifth by
Middleton, who also pitched hne ball.
Ferguson pitched well for Union Stars.
but had poor support. The main fea-
ture of the game was tho hitting OF
bill" DOnohue, who, in four trips to
the plate collected two home runs and
two singles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
"STTFFYr WILL PLAY.
Hold Ont Red sox Infielder VIII Join
Team at Baltimore

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Boston. Mass. April s.--"Stufrys' Nc
Innis who has absented himself from
spring training with the Red Sox be-
cause of salary differences. said yes
terday that he expected 10 Join the
team at Baltimore Friday or Saturday
He had made a proposition TO Presi-
dent II. H Frazee. Of the Boston club,
at Larchmont, y. Y. yesterday. he
said. that the Red Sox owner took under
consideration with a promise TO notify
McInnis OF his answer by Wednesday.
McInnis was confident they would
agree. Pratt is going TO Join the club
also. Of that you may be sure. and the
$3.50, 900 inield VII be in action soon, "
he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
DEFIANCE SMOKER.
Everything Ready for Big Bout al
Pythian Castle Tonight.

SAn ia IN readiness for the Defiance
smoker tonight at Pythian Castle. Dan
ny Kelleher will meet Battling Barnes
in the first bout. Buckley Maginness of
Wilmington meets JACK Reeder in the
second match. In the third bout,
frankie Lewis meets Joe Neeson. Hank
McGovern apd Tommy German meet IN
the semi windup.
Jimmie Murphy and K o. Al Brown
Will stage the windup. Lucky Fred
DEM and Spike Hayden will give a
wrestling exhibition. There win also
be a battle royal between four Negroes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
PARKsTDE PLAYS BR0wgsON.

The Parksife team will play Brown
son tomorrow night ut Brownson Hall.
Coach Johnny Burke sent his proteges
through n stiff workout last night. and
he has all the confidence in the world
that tho blue and gold boys viii come
out on top.
The east aiderB are coming TO the
Hrownson hail with strong team and
cannot see anything but a victory
Manager Mclaughlin expects one OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
Demonstration Of Self Defense.

Daniel Kelieher and Richard Collins
will give n demonstration OF self de-
fense NJ Srhe Shuttle" IN the ballroom
OF the Hotel du Pont by the Neighbor-
hood Association OF Community Ser
vice this evening These men represent
the South side Neighborhood Assocfa-
tion in the coming event.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
SECOND HALF

the largest crowds Of the season to
on hand when Referee NaKwpi Igr
his whistle AZ $50
The Parkside f.sserpea vii Iire..s
against the BrDWnson Reserves in ~.
preliminary game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-05
81. Yn,ateths Junlors 0rgsni,..

81 Elizabeth Juniors would NE y
arrange games With any team rauginr
from - to - years Cau rh0r
5S3g-W
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
SEVERE STORM HELD
UP FERRYB0ATS

Owing TO the binding snow and
wind storm OF yesterday, ferryboat
service between this city and Penns-
grove was discontinued after the 10
O'Clock morning trip from Penns-
grove. Members OF the degree team
OF Calanthe Lodge. knights OF
Pythias. who went In automobiles TO
Bridgeton. n. j.. Saturday night TO
initiate "a large class OF candidates
for the Knights OF that city. were
compelled to leave their cars In
Pennsgrove on the return trip yes
terday because Of the weather con-
ditions causing discontinuanco Of
the ferry service. II was reported
one OF the ferry boats was damaged
by the storm. but officials or the
company said that report was un-
true.
The Knights and friends accom-
panying them on the trip. reported
considerable difficulty In gettini
from Bridgeton to Pennsgrove be
cause the road was strewn will
broken telegraph and telephon,
/ poles blown down by gale-nk'
storm. The same was true OF thl
road TO Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
ENDoRsE PARoLE RmL

The Delaware Mutual Beneficial
Association al a meeting In the Y.
NJ. n. a. Han az Third and King
streets last night, endorsed the pris-
oners' parole bill now before the
Legislature. Warden NJ s. Plum
mer. previous TO the vote on the
measure. spoke Of the benefits to be
derived by the prisoners IN the
event OF the passage OF the bill lie
was followed by Senator W. J.
Lutz. Following the talk on the
parole bill the audience was enter
tained by members OF the Philadel-
phia Y. M. H. A.
"Pyramis and Thesby" from a
Midsummer Night Dream" by
Shakespeare. was presented frst and
caused much laughter Those who
took part In the portrayal were Ben.
iamin serota. Samuel Gitlanslly, a,
Pyramis saul Pelper. as rhesby
Samuel Hornbeim. as The Moon
Isadore Kircheff as The Lion, and
Abe Hoffman az The Wall The PLAY
was produced under the direction Of
Mr. Serota-
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
DELAWARE POST WILL
HAVE FUN TONIGHT

AT the State Armory tonight. Dell
aware Post No. 1, American Legion
viii have a vaudeville entertainment
in connection with their semi
monthly business meeting.
This will be the first entertadn-
ment that the Post has had during
this season. but a good time and
many more such occasions are being
promised by those in charge OF to-
nights AFFAIR providing the attend
ance warrants the continuance OF
them. All Lcgionaires OF either
Delaware or any other post. viii be
welcome and an especial invitation
Is extended TO all ex-service men in
Wilmington whether members OF the
Legion or not.
A weli-known local man will be
present TO explain the legislation the
Legion is supporting at Washington
and Dover.
The program in part follows:
Presley Rash. in buck and wing
dancing; Master John Brogan. boy
tenor. Thomas siddens. in an eccen-
trio singing monologue and dancine
act. The Village Cut-up." by ~
Stebbins and another frst-ciass
stunt. Joe Dale. OF the Melody
Boys. will be at the piano.
Tomorrow evening the Lcgionair'
will hold a Washington's Birthda,
dance. music for which will be fur
nished by the Jolly Four Jazzol'
Boys. Some new novelties will b
heard and a good time sure to bi
had by all who attend this dane
at the Armory-
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
WOULD KEEP OIL
OUT OF RIVER
Seepage From Steamships
Said TO be Causing Death
of Shad
THREE STATES MAY
TAKE SOME ACTION

A number Of shad fishermen are
forming an association 20 make a
determined effort 10 have the waters
OF the Delaware River and Bay
freed from petroleum and its prod
ucts. Every year thousands Of shad
and other food FISH have been de-
stroyed or rendered unit for food
through the presence OF petroleum.
The Board Of Trade. port and har-
Dor authorities, and. n necessary.
the states OF Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Delaware will be appeal
ed 10.
The principal cause OF the trouble
has been found 10 come from heavy
oil pumped out Of steamers. The
number OF fuel burners and larg,
tank kers. the most OF which hav,
double bottoms, are increasing
which when water rs pumped in fol
ballast. the oil rises to the surface
and is pumped overheard and soor
spreads all over the river or harbor
ship owners. insurance companie
and municipal authorities are be
coming interested on account OF tn
liability from damage by IRE. Som
new legislation will be asked q
deal with the situation.
Il has been estimated from as
certained facts that in few year
shad viii become extinct. 20 far a
the Delaware River Is concerned
unless immediate steps are taken q
protect them from their annual Wis
/ It's 10 this locality.
oil sometimes kills clans, shrimp
and other shell fish. but when no
killed outright they are rendere
unfit for food on account OF tn
flavor the oil imparts 90 them. Fish
ermen claim that for years past IN
catch OF shad has been dwindlini
principally. they believe, becaus
the young shad could not live an
grow in the impregnated waters @
the Delaware ana its tidal tribu
taries.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
MRS. L. L. STEVENSON,
SUNSHINER, DEAD

After an illness OF a few days,
Mrs Laura j.. Stevenson. wife Of
william NJ. Stevenson. died yester-
day at her home, 4i9 West Twenty
second street. Mrs. Stevenson had
been a resident OF this city all her
life. Previous 10 her marriage she
was Miss Laura L. Warren, and for
many years was in the millinery
business at Seventh and King streets.
Mrs. Stevenson took an active
part in all civic work and especially
was prominent in Sunshine Affairs.
She was State treasurer OF the Della
ware branch OF International Sun
shine Society; treasurer OF New
Era branch, and president OF the
Coreopsis branch. She was also a
member or Delaware Chapter No. l.
order OF the Eastern star. and was
a past officer OF the Maccabees. She
was a member OF the Washington
Heights Century Club and OF West
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs Stevenson is survived by her
husband and the following brothers
and sisters: Mrs. ARENAS Smith and
MISS btlNiAa r. " aNNNM VI NAAAa AAAa
]. Townsend Warren OF Hockessin
r. Lee Warren OF Camden, n. j..
and Alonzo ID. Warren OF Portland
oregon.
Funeral services will be held from
her late home at $50 o'clock or
wednesday afternoon.
Due TO her death the exercise,
which the Sunshine Society were q
hold tomorrow evening at SUNSHINE
Hall in honor OF Washington's birth
day. have been cancelled. The so
ciety was 10 have held open hous'
all day. but this will not be hei,
out OF respect to the society's lat
officer and member.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
DELAWARE CANAL
CLOSED TO TRAFFIC

That repairs may be made 10 the
principal lock. the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal was closed at Md
night TO all tranic. IL Is expected by
officials OF the United -cates Engi-
neer Bureau. sixth and King streets,
that the canal will be closed
throughout the coming week, II not
longer
As soon as the last vessel in the
canal had passed out last night.
work OF draining the principal lock
az Chesapeake City was begun. To-
day a force OF canal employees.
under direction OF c. r. Hughes. su-
perlntendent OF the waterway. made
preparations to repair a serious leak
az the bottom and restore the lock
In proper shape
Material Tor the work was on
hand at Chesapeake City, and the
machine shops OF the canal there
we're in readiness 20 assist in every
way.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
COURT THINKS JAIL
PER DIEM SUFFICIENT

A resolution was adopted by the
Levy Court this morning disap-
proving the bill now before the
State Legislature for an increase
from 40 TO 75 cents a day for the
maintenance OF prisoners al the
workhouse. The Courts reason was
this time.
Senate Bill, No. 141. was endorsed
by the court. This bill provides that
contractors be paid 90 per cent OF
the contract price Of new roads dur
ing course OF construction. The
State Highway Commission was also
asked 10 build the road from sum
mitt Bridge toward Chesapeake
City. a distance OF two and one hall
miles.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
TO WRITEESSAYS
ON MOTOR SHOW
School Children Will Sub
NIT Compositions in Con-
nection With Exhibit
MAYOR TAYLOR TO
OPEN BIG DISPLAY

School children OF the city will be
asked TO take part in the automo-
bile show that the Wilmington
Trade Automobile Association IS
planning for the week OF February
2S TO March 8. at the Auditorium,
706 West Eleventh street. The
show committee will ask the chill
dren 10 write a 50O-word essay on
the show, and In order that IL may
not be task without reward. will
effer prizes for the best essays.
The committee will discuss the
matter with Superintendent OF
Schools clifford j. Scott today and
seek his permission. Many OF the
High School students are expert mo-
torists and can drive a car some-
times better than their fathers. They
are interested in the latest inven-
tions for motor cars. For that rea-
son the auto exhibit holds greater
attractions for many Of them than
other things.
The show committee received as
surance from Mayor Taylor. on Sat
urday. that he would ofhciate at the
opening OF the show. on February
2S. While the formal opening by
the Mayor will not take place until
Monday evening, the exhibit will be
ready by noon for public inspection
Monday will be known as Dealers
Day, and the local exhibitors arr
planning to make it interesting foi
their friends.
A luncheon OF the Trade Associa
ton was held at noon today at th'
Hotel dupont and details OF th'
show we're the chief subject OF dis
cussion. Tonight the show commit
tee will meet in the Old Colon,
Club and perfect plans for the ar
fair. All Of the subcommittee
nave gotten matters well arranged
for and the only thing that re
mains Is TO put the finishing touche
TO the plans.
Harry Loose. who is in charge o
decorations. is a schemer for thes'
things and has mapped out design
whereby he believes not only hi
| business colleagues will be satisfied
hut also the motor fans who visi
! the show.
All of the expense of the exhibi
must be borne by admissions an
the contributions OF local exhibitors
so that there is not much none
/ available for decorations. But MI
Loose has arranged for sufhcien
| trimmings TO transform the big au
ditorium into harmony with the ex
; hibit.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
GALLON OF jig
CAUSES HIS TROUBLE

Pending the handing down by
Judge Hastings OF a decision on the
question Of the authority OF police
officer 20 search a man or his place
OF business without a search warrant,
Deputy Judge Lynn, in Municipal
Court this morning, continued until
wednesday the case OF Nick An
drews, charged with having more
than one quart OF intoxicating
liquor in his pocket
Andrews. according TO the testi-
mony. was carrying a gallon jug OF
gin. partly wrapped In a newspaper
when he was arrested at Eighth and
Church streets last night.
Andrews stated through an inter
prefer that a man who had bought
the liquor had asked him to keep II
for him.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
WATER BOARD ROUTINE

At the meeting OF the Board OF
Water Commissioners this morning,
Charles NJ. Banks, city treasurer, re-
ported t56.233.0t as the current
fund and sSs6.ss as the special fund
balances OF the department for the
week ending Friday. February Is
There were SO.6O2,oS0 gallons OF
water pumped during the week end
ing February rs, as compared with
1O3.545.OOO gallons pumped during
the corresponding week OF last year
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
POLES HONOR wAsHINGrON.

At patriotic meeting. held under
the auspices Of the Polish Citizens
Society. In Polonia Theatre. In
honor OF Washington, Lincoln and
Koscluszko, last night. Peter Boio-
wicz. OF Philadelphia. president OF
the twelfth circuit Of Falcons ALI
ance OF America and Lieutenant
Czanopa. who enlisted in that
branch Of the Polish army which
was recruited in the United States,
were speakers.
Despite the storm, a large crowd
attended the meeting. The commit
tee in charge was Vincent j. Kow-
alewaski. chairman; Adam Dalecki
John Klynarcyk and Stanley Ma
rusa
Evening journal., 1921-02-21

my housework now. / recommend
your Vegetable Compound TO my
friends and you may use this letter
If you care 70 do so. Mrs. w. H.
BLAKE, Route /, Steens, Miss.
How many women, overworked,
tired and ailing, keep up the ceaseless
treadmill Of their daily duties until
theyare afflicted with female troubles
as Mrs. Blake was, and are run down.
weak and nervous. But every such
woman should be convinced by the
many letters like hers which we are
constantly publishing, proving be-
yond question that Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will
overcome such troubles, and write
TO the Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass, in regard TO their
health.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
SELL BRADFoRD STOCK.

Edward W. Cook. trustee in bank
.ruptcy, this morning sold the stock
fixtures and lease OF Mabel a. Brad
ford. trading as C.. VIM. X. Brad
ford. stationer. at 105 West Ninth
street. The stock was purchased by
Paul Matthews. Sal orange street
for S2.325. He also purchased the
lease at s250
Leibowitz Brothers, , East Second
lstreet. purchased the fixtures fol
$500.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
PARK BOARD ROUTINE

The executive committee OF the
Board OF Park Commissioners de-
ferred the opening OF bids for the
construction OF the foundation walls
for the departments storehouse until
next week, at their meeting this
morning,
An invitation to take part in the
Washington Birthday celebration at
the Third and Madison street play
ground was received and accepted.
A communication signed by
residents OF the vicinity OF Delamore
Park. at Broome and Maple streets,
requesting the cooperation OF the
Board OF Park Commissioners in Sc
curing a sewer extension on Connell
street. was received.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
GIRL HIS AOCuSER

on a charge OF violating the age
OF consent law, James Turner,
Negro. was held in $500 bail for
court by Judge Lynn, in Municipal
Court. this morning. A NegTess,
who will not be i6 years OF age until
March "a. is the prosecuting wit
ness.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
NYGREN REVIVAL ENDS

Last night marked the close Of the
evangelistic campaign In the First
Swedish Baptist Church. In spite
Of the weather large crowds were Ia
attendance all DAY.
In the morning Mr.. Nysren spoke
on the subject. a Spiritual Eye
opener" at the Sunday school ne
gave an interesting object talk. The
large young peoples rally was ad-
dressed by Mrs Nygren on Mrs
Lot" Mr.. Nygren.s closing message
was on Heaven"
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
sERNICEs Ar TRINITY

Services in Trinity r. T.. Church.
corner Of Delaware avenue and
Adams street. this week. viii be as
follows. Tuesday. evening Vruyer
and address. $50 o'clock. Wednes-
dayy. holy communion. 3 o'clock
evening prayer and sermon. las
o'clock: the Rev. George c. Foley,
ID. D.. will preach Wednesday night
Thursday. evening prayer and read
ing f.30 o'clock. Friday, evening
prayer and address. 43O O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
WIFE In HOSPITAL
FROM PISTOL WOUND

As the prosecuting witness is still
confined TO the Delaware Hospital
with a bullet wound In her abdO-
men. the case OF Benjamin WINS.
Negro. charged with assault with in
tent TO commit murder on his wife,
was again continued by Judge Lynn
In Municipal Court this morning
until next Monday.
Judge Lynn reduced the bail un.
der which the Negro was held from
5000 to $500.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
10 FmE SUPPLEMENTAL BIN

Attorneys for the Coca Cola Bot
Ting Company. OF Chattanooga,
Tenn. in United States District Court
this morning. were given leave TO tle
a supplemental bill, within twenty
days. in the suit pending against
the Coca Cola Company Of this city
No objection was made 20 the plea
BY the defendants.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
MoRKER STRICKEN /.

Morris Monckton. aged 40 years.
while al work In the stable az Cor
mans wood yard. along the cause
way this morning. became IN and
was removed 10 the Delaware Hos
pital. After being treated he re-
turned to his home, a cabin on the
premlaoe
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
HE NEEDS NEW BONDsMAN,

Benjamin Warner. who was re-
Gently held under $500 bail for
court, on a charge OF having in his
possession more intoxicating liquor
than permitted by law, was surren-
dered BY his bondsman, Adjutant-
General J. Austin Ellison. in Munie-
ipai Court. this morning.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
-. sTREET pEPARrNIENr FUNDs.

At the meeting Of the directors OF
the Street and Sewer Department
this morning. Charles NJ. Banks re-
ported the following bank balances:
Current expense fund, s49,S0S.94;
special expense fund. s1O,Ss5.25;
sewer extension fund, S9.771.9O;
Brandywine sewer fund, $50, ,0e6.o7;
paving tax fund. s2i.546.64; Della
ware avenue improvement fund,
s32O.OS. which makes a total OF
s142.339.OS.
Mitchell. Y. NJ. c. A.
Friday. February 25, Rev. r. II.
Adams. Brack-Ex.
Saturday and Sunday. February
26 and %. Envoy and Mrs. Wright.
Philadelphia.
Monday. February IS. Ensign and
Mrs. Wood, Chester, Pa.
Tuesday. March /. Rev. Carlisle
l. Hubbard. st. Pauls NJ. L. Church
Wednesday. March 2. Rev. Amen
trout, r. +. ID. /, Wilmington.
Thursday, March 8, Captain and
Mrs. r. l. Keller, Atlantic City.
Friday, March 4, Ensign and Mrs
John Bishop. Philadelphia.
Saturday and Sunday. March
and 6. Commandant and Mrs. Trem.
bath. Trenton. n. ].
Monday, March z, Ensign and
Mrs. Fred Koehier, Baltimore. Md
Tuesday. March s. Women''
Night.
Wednesday March ., Ensign and
Mrs. Charles Mehling. Philadelphia
Thursday. March 10. Captain
Miriam Defano. Philadelphia.
Friday. March II. Especially.
Saturday and Sunday. March /.
and 1S. Ensign John Simpson
wilkesbarre. Pa
Monday. March IA. special soldier
meeting, (private)
Tuesday. March rs. Mems Night
Wednesday. March 16. Captain
and Mrs. David Coy. West Chester
Pa.
Thursday. March II. Adjutan
and Mrs. Walter Hinshaw. Phila
delphia.
Friday. March IS Especially.
Saturday and Sunday. March is
and 20. Stan Capt. and Mrs. Perrei
Philadelphia
Monday. March q. Especially.
Tuesday. March 22, Rev. S. J
Dorian, Pennsgrove. 4. j.
Wednesday, March %, Adjutan
and Mrs. Charles Straubel, Upland
IA
Thursday, March "a. Rev. Andre,
Dolbow.
Friday, March rs. Especially.
Saturday and Sunday. March ?
and 2T. Commandant Sanford
1 Nilkesbarre. Pa.
Monday. March 2S, special sol
diers' meeting (private).
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
DIES OF APoPLExY.

Samuel Higgins, aged n years, OF
Delaware City, died OF apoplexy on
Saturday. Coroner Bullock and Dep
uy Coroner Nichols will so TO Della
ware City today TO make an invesu-
cation. but Il Is not thought an in
nuest win be held.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
.ROTARIANS ATTEND
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH

Members OF the Rotary Club yes
terday attended st. Andrews p. r.
Church and listened to a sermon by
the Rev. Richard W. Trapnell. rec
tor, who is a Rotarian. He discuss
ed the theme Don't Approach Life
from the Viewpoint OF Difficulties
and drew lessons from Caleb and
Joshua in the quest for the prom
ised land.
Evening journal., 1921-02-21
.wASHY,, TO CELEBRATE

The Washington Fire Company
will celebrate its eighty-first ami
versary tonight with a reception and
dinner IN German Hall An orches-
ira will furnish music. Dancing
will follow the dinner.