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Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS

The long felt need of roaring
comedy with top-notch comedian has
been satisfied. ''Seven Years Bad
Luck" the new Robertson Cole super
special with Max Linder, which will
open at the Palace Airdome thearer
tomorrow for run of two days, is
what you have wanted for many
moons. Critics who have seen this pic
ture agree that it is the cleanest big
comedy ever filmed. There are none
Of the slap-stick, pie throwing stunts
used to bring out the laughs. There is
an honest-to-goodness story running
through the picture which gives one
ridiculous situation after another.
Seven Years Bad Luck" runs the
gamut of things which 20 to make fun.
There are any number of exterior and
interior settings of high grade
through which the story weaves. its
way. In some respects it is a lesson
to the over superstitious. The fact
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-23
YESTERDAYS RESULTSNS..

ES1 ENOAI l. - tGo oOLASSxFSyos-.
Coast League.
Los Angeles. 6; Seattle, 3.
Vernon, z; Sacramento, 2.
San Francisco, s; Portland, 0.
Salt Lake, s.; Oakland, 3.
National League.
Boston, 2; Pittsburgh, l. 90 innings
first game.)
Pittsburgh, A; Boston, 3. (second
game.)
Cincinnati, IL; New York, 2.
Brooklyn, 6; st. Louis. S.
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 1.
American League.
No games scheduled.
COTTON WONT
Continued from page onc.)
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or sudden convulsion in prices, and the
only object of these figures is to des-
troy the illusion, which still persist,
that cotton must see lower prices than
any recorded above.
ITO sum up, the cotton market has
resumed its normal life, and should
respond in an orderly way to develop
ments from day to day in the progress
Of the crop, now at its most important
stage, and to the recuperation in the
worlds consumption, especially in
Great. Britain, where the future is
most promising after the great strides
already made in settling industrial dis
putes, and with, a fair hope of final
disposition of the Irish problem
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-23
Imported
Organdie $1.45

HAND EMBROIDERED dots on
pastel shades of organdy. The per-
manent glossy finish does not wash
off and requires no starching. $l20
quality marked down to $1.45.
DOublc.bcd Size
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Continued from page onc.)
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-23
esMo17MM)
Want a good time. Then dance at
Seeley tonight.

Want good time. Then dance at
Seeley tonight.
IS per cent saved on Broadway.
Both s0les and heels. $i.35.
Both heels. and toe tips, 60c.
I Military or Cuban whole heels, 95c.
SHOE ART. 513 Broadway, Ell Centro.
Don't forget! Best music and floor
at Seeley dance tonight.
A. B. Jones, realty dealer from Los
Angeles, formerly a resident of Holt
vile, is a valley visitor.
Superintendent e. NJ. Dew, and Dave
Godfrey, chief driller. will arrive from
Los Angeles tonight and will start
work on the Holtyille 104 oil we'll early
next week.
D. o. de Tar, who some weeks ago
abandoned q whisky laden car on the
highway near Shepherds bridge, after
the machine had in some mysterious
way caught fire, was yesterday
charged in the Federal court with be-
ing illegally. in possession of 36 pints
of:liquor. Sheriff Applestill salvaged
that amount of goods from the burn
ing car.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-23
&9c Wolfe e39c

STILL n fine assortment at this
bargain price. All SOC to soc
voilcs are included for 39c a. yard.
Numerous patterns in blues, greens
gold, purple and brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-23
MEMS $2.45
Crash Pants 81. IS
Fiber Shirts, s.. a5'

THERE'S A BUNCH of summer
shirts here that you will be inter.
ested in. Every one is of fiber silk,
in striped patterns, with soft .col-
lars attached. Half price now, at
$2.95.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-23
Canopies $4.25

PROTECT YOURSELF from the
ever increasing number of mosqui-
toes with one of our full bed sized
canopies. They are priced only $4.25
The three-quarter bed size sells for
1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
Fruit ShOw
Has Opened Doors

trees which he planted back In the
sixties.
Monday IN Opening day. Each day
following for the rest OF the week
viii be named after and assigned 10
one OF the congressional distrlcts OF
Washington.
Mondays program was 60 open
with band concert 10 be followed by
a vocal solo by Miss Florence V. Orr.
who viii sing each day at the cx.
position. Miss Edith NJ Bonesteil
will discuss Rehabilitation Of Dis.
nbled Service Men"
The program each day win consist
Of music. vocal and instrumental.
and lectures. The 'Barnyard Golf
Tournament" viii be featured.
Each evening Miss Brooches Dane.
ing Revue and the Emerald Trio will
appear. and there will be dancing In
the pavilion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
COMEDY FEATURE OF
PALACE-HTP SHOW

The new show at Ioew's Palace
Hip features quality In every act.
and due consideration is given the
popular preference for comedy and
wide variety in vaudeville.
A clever consdlan equipped with
an acknowledgement playlet IL Ar.
thur Dewey who appears in "The
Tenccmaker" Mr.. Dewey Is admir-.
ably assisted by n company incIud.
ing Evelyn Faber. Lucy Wagner ami
Meyer Kaufman. Goforth. Brock
way and company capture laugh.
ing hit with their diverting fiack.
fnce skit. ''The Chicken Thief. I"
Mime. Vera is decidedly pleasant 10
iook-st as The Girl In the Basket. .
In flower-wreathed basket bril-.
iiantiy illuminated by gaily.coiorcd
lights. she soars out oyer the heads
Of the spectators. where she sings
and bcstows flowers on a favored
few.
Betty Dunbar appears In a series
OF graceful and amusing dances.
ably supported by Bert Collins.
THE Model Baker" as Bicknell is
billed. offers some artistic modelling
in clay with comedy touches that
endear him TO his audiences.
Book Two OF Miracles OF the
Jungle" Is proving strong draw
ing card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

tndianascd BY the blizzard
which has kept away hundreds
of people who intended to be
here for the opening 81 the
Pacific Northwest Fruit Expo
sition, John A. Gellaiiy. presi-
dent Of the exposition, am
nounced Monday that the show
would be held over into next
weck--Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday. and possibly later.
After going 10 all this trou-
Die and expense" he said.
were not going 10 LET the
weather put us out. and well
Keep open uniil everybody has
had chance 10 see the expo
sition. snow or no snow"
The regular program will be
carried out tbruout the expo
sition. he explained.
Apple Thousands Of '~rr
were 20 bloom In the snow today
nj the Bell 81. terminal when tho
doors swung open AT p. m. for the
first annual Pacific Northwest Frul,
expedition. held by Washington. ore
Eon and Idaho In celebration Of the
three states biggest fruit crop In
history.
Every species OF apple grown IN tho
three states was to be on display,
and. In addition, no less than ESQ
conceasionH have erected booths In
the terminal.
You don't have 70 b~ a fruit.
grower 10 enjoy the exposition
amusement has been furnished for
everyone. There's big dancing
pavilion. and country stores. vauda.
vile acts and numerous other fca.
lures will provide plenty OF variety.
Twelve thousand dollars II offered
IN prizes by the exposition and indi.
vidual exhibits have bern prepared
by every frui'Erowing community In
the Northwest. Competition is warm
between both individuals and seo.
lions. ..
The guest OF honor nj the exposi.
ton ~ TO be c. X. Frnxicr. pioneer
frultRrowcr OF walla walla. who Ia
20 be The Stars guest M tho show.
Frazier was the 'runner-up' In the
contest held by Tho Star 20 find the
oldest grower IN the state. and. on
account 81 tho weather. Mrs. Philip
Ritz. winner 81 the contest. resigned
Monday in hts favor.
SO he IL coming up 20 look NJ the
fruits Of tho giant industry which
has grown out Of the few scrawny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
FATTY LAUGHS
IN COURTROOM
Famous Guffaw Heard After
Long Silence
by FRED V. WILLIAMS

SAN FTlANcIgco, Nov. 2i.---
Fatty Arbuckie shed tears In court
But they were tears Of mirth-not
sorrow or fear or anger.
Fatty cried when a juror. married
53 years, said he didn't know his
wifes mind.
His lips cracked into grin. His
mouth opened He guffawed.
choked. swallowed hard. tried to
compress his lips and the tears rolled
down his cheeks
For n moment was forgotten the
fact that he is on trial for his lib
erty. For a moment WAS forgotten
the judge. the jury. the crowds and
the crime with which he was
charged.
Fatty laughed In oid-time style for
the first time since he has como
under tho shadow OF the law
laughed for the first time in public
where the people could see him
Gavin McNab. his chief counsel.
has had him under strict regulations
10 look sad. unhappy. even miserable
Fatty obeyed until then.
Fred Gugeler was the prospective
Juror under questioning who aroused
Fatty's mirth.
After Kugelcr had testified that
he had been married 33 years he
was asked II his wife was OF tho
same unbiased state OF mind as him
self.
II don't know my wife's mind.~
retorted the talesman with some
heat.
The crowd had laughed at the 70
mark. but the gavel Of Bailiff Harry
McGovern had brought them to
sharp order. Not so Fatty. He
rolled back in his chair. his huge
shoulders shook. mouth opened, his
head went back and the tears flopded
hls evoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

To create a closer fellowship be-
tween the women teachers of the
Puyallup high school and the girls
OF the senior and junior classes. a
party will be given early in Decem.
her with tho teachers OF the faculty
as hostesses.
Peter weycrberg. OF Claussen's
Furniture Co. walla walla. has been
elected chairman OF the recently or.
gnnixed southwest unit OF tho Retail
Furniture Dealers association.
Says the WaIls Walia Union:
Roy aiiies need not b. M useless m
they are, The Prince OF Wales dem.
onstrstes u by becoming . drummer
in . jssx band"
The first meeting OF the Pierce
County Debate league will be held
on Dec. .. with teams from eight
towns represented. Puyallup Will
meet Buckley at Puyailup. whlic a
second team will so 20 Sumner
Members OF the league arc puyai.
iup. sumner. Buckley. orting. Eaton.
vile. Roy. Gig Harbor and Kapow.
ain.
Immediate sale OF the Port
Angeles and Ciaham county proper.
ties Of the u. Is. Spruce Production
<ssr. ~. 49,. -
Port Angeles Commercial club.
Lillian Gray. Tacoma. has been
elected exchange editor OF the
Ellensburg Normal school paper.
Annual election OF officers OF the
Port Angeles Commercial club will
I've held Monday evening.
The many friends OF Miss Gene.
We've Hork. former supervisor Of
music in the ruyailup schools. will
be Glad to know that she has been
appointed as a supervisor OF music
In the schools OF Minneapolis.
~ ~ D0ttceabtc IN tnt> Jay hot
the hand for rocking the cradle
Often IL leading q poodirg--Port
Angeles Evening News.
The city commission st waiia
waiis has decided TO proceed nj once
10 rebuild the Clinton st bridge AS
an aid TO the unemployment situ.
alton.
Approximately s2f.5es IL the re-
ported estimate OF the amount saved
Thurn,on county directly or Indirect
~ thru the work OF the extension
service office.
In appreciation OF his good work
plotting the snohomiFh Ad club thru
it's first year. Harley Trowbridgc has
been reelected preaidcnt Of the or
ranization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
MOORE BILL IS ONE
OF SEASONS BEST

Full Of tnnefui melodies. grace
ful dancing and wholesome com.
cdy. revue TO which Buster San.
tos and Jacauo Hayes make the
principal contributions. heads this
weeks bin at the Moore theatre
one OF the best OF the season.
In addition TO the work OF the
principals--which. by itself. would
provide far more entertainment
than the average act--Bobbic Trio
maine. VIII Higgie and Saul Mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

Distressed selling by largo cor.
pora,ious and individuals OF Liberty
bonds has entirely disappeared. ac.
cording TO financial reports. and II
is expected that all issues viii reach
par within a year.
Idle funds Of corporations. hanks
and individuals. are again going into
Liberty bonds as gilt.cdged security.
Spectators who sold. expecting TO
buy back when the soldiers bonus
had been given In bonds TO eN.
service men. have. instead. lost
heavily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
Manila Prepares to
Entertain Shriners

Cable reports 10 Frank y. Iazier.
recorder OF Nile temple. say that
Manila has begun elaborate plans
for the entertainment OF American
and Canadian Shrincrs who are
scheduled TO sail from Seattle on
the Shrine ship. keystone State,
January II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

College night AT the University OF
Washington gymnasium. December
2. viii be attended 100 strong by
the University Of Wisconsin alumni,
according TO their secretary, How.
ard A. Adams. $50 Central build
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
ADVICE on EXTRACTING TEETH

II Is now posi-
lively known that
Abscessed or Py-
orrhesd Teeth are
n deadly menace
to health and life,
because n cure Is
impossible.
Teeth should all
ways be extracted
in the forenoon,
so that. should a
dangerous seconds
try hemorrhage
re suit from the
operation, IL can
be controlled be-
fore night comes
on and the dem
tists have left
their offices.
The patti en- I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

shall offer numbers which. In any
other company. would mark them
ns headlIners. and there D. n whole
flock Of oharmlnRly-bu not over
Rowned young women.
Ben Boyer WAS IA good second
for honors at the opening perform.
nncc, with his "cyclc OF mirth,
which proved something really new
In blackfacc acts.
Arthur Stone and Marion Hayes
made hit with their Carnival
Episode" and Russ Brown and
Connie O'Donnell scored In prof
teerlng for Fun"
Galetti's Monks perform IN a real.
~ remarkable manner and they won
Just AZ much applause as thei.
human rivals on the bill. Matty.
lee. Lippard sang PLEASANTLY ani
Marshall Montgomery presented a
clever yentriioauirm act.
The usual orchestral and motion
picture featIres round out the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
1921 Record Of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

nn0-while walking across End
0Ok ave. at Yksier Way. A.
Bower. Wright Hotel. was struck by
an auto skidding on icy pavement
and dragged several feet Bower
freed himself and rolled clear of the
wheels. The driver refused TO stop
TO determine Bowers injuries. Bower
was attended at city hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
FLEEING BANDIT
WRECKS AUTO!
Fugitive Sought in Seattle
After Everett HoIdup

Seattle police were looking. Mon.
day. for a bandit who held up IN Isv-
erett garage sunday night and 81.
capped after an exciting chase. In the
course Of which he wrecked "A stolen
automobile.
Pursued closely by n deputy sher.
III In a second machine, the bandit
drove Off the road on a curve south
of Everett and made off afoot.
He was later seen boarding a train
for seattle. The train was stopped
by the police at INTERPLAY and Joe
Morrow arrested on suspicion. lie
later convinced the authorities Of his,
innocence and was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

Annual economic loss In this coun.
try from preventable disease and
death is estimated at over $1,000. ooo..
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
BEST PLAY OF
SEASON HERE
Wilkes Theatre Is Showing
Scandal"
By Glenn Hughes

The cleverost and most sophis.
Heated play seen In Seattle this sea-
son opened Sunday at the wilkes
theatre. Tho play rs Scandal" by
Conmo Hamilton. Altho there are
some persons who would consider the
situation In the second act bit off
color, and who would resent tho
franknesa OF some OF the lines. such
an opinion need not he taken serious.
~. For there is definite and
unmimskable difference between
cheapnesa and cieverness.
For Instance. there In not a cheap
or vulgar line In any OF Oscar
wilde's plays. yet there Is absolute
sophisticsiion IN all OF them. In.
teliirent and refined persons never
resent a risauc situation on tho
stage. provided 4 IN handled In good
taste by playwright and actor. In
Scandal" Mr.. Hamilton has skated
on very thin Ice for the durntion Of
three acts. but his foot has never
fofiehsd fbe unfer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

should always call and have the root
lions.
The age of q child determines
when baby fdeciduous) teeth should
be extracted. as a rule.
DIR. EDWIN ,. brown
fOG Cofumbia 81.
For Twenty Years seattie's Leading
Dentist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

English women. II h said. con.
sumo more than a million cigarcts
daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
JUMPS from FRYING
PAN INTO TIIE FIRE

4
The plot OF the play grows out OF
society girl who has been shielded
from life and who determines 20 dis
cover some fun for herself To es-
cape from one Innocent but annoying
ENHANCEMENT she gets into another
that In still more complex by an
nouncing that she In married TO a
man who scorns her. and who she
knows is too good sportsman to
deny her statement before her fam
lily. Then her pseudo husband turns
the tables by demanding in the most
disconcerting manner that she live
up 10 her share OF the bargain.
From this point the action In made
up largely OF n battle between the
cleycrneas OF the girl and the deter.
mination OF the man. There is "A
bedroom rccne which In. 10 use
sporting page term. Knockout"
Nothing old or familiar In IL. either.
For daring and captivating meio.
drama, this scene takes the prize. II
is an sklllfully constructed as any
French comedy. and the swift sur.
prise In the last speech In worthy Of
a great dramatist.
Adele Blood and Thomas Chatter.
ton this week come into their own.
They are cast In the hest parts that
have fallen TO their lot thus far dur.
ing their local engagement. The
honors are even between them and
they should be congratulated on their
Interpretation OF the second act
RUSSELL LiKABIE
IN ROLE or FRIEND
Howard Russell was Unable In the
role OF the confidential friend. and
Forrest Taylor. tho limited 60 the
first act, proved acceptable as the
amorous artist. Character parts were
taken with mediocre success by
Emily Plnter. Arthur Belasco and
George Knowiton. Irene Miller
made brave but rather futile effort
TO imp~rsonstc the mother Of Beat.
rix. while Anne Bergman won n
sympathetic response In small
ingcnue role.
Evelyn Atkinson demonstrated her
aouity W tohau'r 10" VI fftuSh
ordinations and was very vivacious.
aa the part required. John Nicker-
son. In the part OF the man servant.
completed the cast
The production II thoughtfuIly
planned and interpreted by T. Daniel
Frawiey. the new director
There viii be performances every
night this week. with matinccs Wed.
nesday. Thursday and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
FARM LANDS

MILL HELP WANTED
Lot me sell you little farm in
skagit county close to where you
can work. Nothing like develop
ms that farm home near whore
money needed. The work will do
the rest.
~ {. FILTERS T.e Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
OIL. LEASES

ALASKA OIL LEASES
AND DRILLING SITES
COLD RAY AND ANCHORAGE
COL Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
ACREAGE:
BIG BARGAIN
NNHF

BIO BARGAIN
fS7h
acres; only z miles south OF the
elty, good alder land, fine npfing
aud running water the year round
near interufban station. gentle
eastern slope. Price tSfb: terms
ssV cash. balance $40 per month.
inquire at sol Mutual Life liidg
Pioneer square. win deal with
purchaser only. No commission 10
FARMERS WE WILL SELL you
acreage at $50 60 s7A per acre, soil
second TO none IN Western Wahh-
ington. midway between Seattle.
Everett and Snohomish. overlook :
ing Suohomish river and valley,
ana give you 10 years TO pay, In :
.tersst 80. See Perry.
Milwaukee a 81 Paul Land Co.
skl2 University Way. Car No 10.
BUYER foRFEIrED MS CON
raet on this acre and little house.
You can have IL for balance due.
1900 cash VIII handle.
~. 6. PETFRs. Te6 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21
STOCKS Ann n0NDs

STOCKS oFFEnED
% Futrell Coupler .......s2-TS
Equitable pcbenture.
pfd., com u. By-productE.
~ Johnston Piston * Ring 4 & 90
200 Sound Rubber .......... las
1z6 Victory Rubber ... rs
beeo Alaska Pet. a Coal -. ,09
10000 Petroleum Producers.
20 Pathfinder Synd. ......fO 90
$40 Mid-cont. Royalty $50. .ts
t3rs month";
1000 Forks Drilling ..... 90
1900 1900 n,mstite Iron 8 Cold n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

In appreciation OF his good work
plotting the snohomish Ad club thru
it's first year. Harley Trowbridgc has
been reelected prehidcnt OF the or
ganization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-21

bows rshsired- Finias. 1915 ard Az.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
Geneseo Personals

Elmer F'ragd of South State
street was a Davenport business
visitor yesterday.
Elmer Mathis and a party Of
friends were in Geneseo last We'd
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Mathis Is
of the well known firm of Mathis
Bros. with lumber and grain and
coal businesses at PrOphetst0wn,
Lyndon, Yorktown and Hooppole.
Ill.
The annual meeting Of the Cen
eseo Hanna Phoenix telephone
company will be held at the Farm
ers' National bank in GeneseO next
Saturday afternoon, Dec. "a, at ?
o'clock. The call is issued by EeU-
ben Bernard, president, and F. D.
Ingram, secretary, who urgently
request all members to be present
The Hammond public library will
be closed on Sunday and MoEGay
of next week.
The Geneseo Collegiate Institute
closes today for the holiday vaca-
ton. Of the out-Of-town teachers,
Miss Williamson viii go to her
home in Galesburg and the Misses
Samson and Knight at SomonauE
Ill.
Sunday. Dec. %, there will be a
Sunday school meeting at the
Hanna Center school house at l:5J
p. N. Church services at 300 p N.
A Christmas program Viii be given
at that time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
BUSINESS MEN
OF A ATKINSON
IN GYM CLASS
Especial Correspondence,

ATKINSON, Dec. 23.-The business
mems gym class is again being or
canned by the public schools for
the remainder of the winter snorts
season. The class was very popu-
lar last year and the new class
Dlds falr to be very popular also.
The members of last years class
were called together last week and
transacted some business relative
70 the class. Several of the older
men in business expect to attend
the classes this year and a division
Is to be made for them alone. In
addition to this are the Younger
men who are especially interested
IN basketball play From this sec
ond group a basketball team will
likely be selected to play some ont
side teams. Preference is tn ba
given to the older men in the req
ular class and to about twelve men
VINO have had some previous exner-
renee IN basketball in the other
section.
The class will meet on Thursday
evenings at 7:15 and will last until
$40 p. m, when the floor will he
used by the second section. The
class is under the Supervision of
the school and Mr.. McReynolds is
IN charge. The class will have its
own officers as soon as these can be
selected after the full membership
OF % is reached.