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THREE ARE SERIOUSLY
HURT IN AUTO UPSET
Miss Florence Belmont at Della
ware Hospital; Recovery is
Said to be Doubtful.

Three persons were injured, one OF
them perhaps fatally. last evening,
about $50 o'clock, when an nuturno-
bike owned and driven by Austin NJ
Granflcld OF 80 Linden Avenue. yonk-
srs. N. Y, swerved from the roadway
along the Philadelphia turnpike at
Holly Oak In trying To avoid motor
cycle, and overturned
Miss Florence Belmont, one of the
occupants of the machine, was picked
up unconscious and nt the Delaware
Hospital, TO which Institution she was
removed In n passing mnthinc. II was
found she had been seriously injured
about the head possibly suffering from
a fractured skull She hud not been
revived this morning and at the hos
pital II was stated her condition wn q
not regarded as very favorable. BE-
cause of the seriousness of her I'm.
Iuries the full extent of them had not
been determined
Mrs. Lilly NJ cranfIeld, sister of
Miss Belmont, In also at the hospital
suffering from numerous cuts and
bruises about the body. II was stated,
however. that she sustained no broken
bones and her condition ls not regard
ed as critical
Austin N. Cruntieid. 1r. her son. was
given treatment at the hospital for
several slight cuts and bruises. but
later he was able 60 leave. Mr.. Gran
field was only slightly bruised in the
upset and did not require hospital
treatment
The cranf1eid car was proceeding
north. when suddenly at Penn avenue
Holly Oak. q motorcycle. operated bv
William Peck of 31f South MARKET
street, who was accompanied by Mrs
Vera Smith of the same address. NJ a
side car turned into the main high
way. Cranfield turned his car TO one
side 10 avoid collision The wheels
Slipped from the concrete and before
the driver could regain control. the
machine overturned.
Miss Belmont and Mr.. cranfleld
were removed to Penny IIlll BY II. n.
NJ. Carpenter IN his automobile and
from there the police ambulance took
the injured people to the hospital.
Mrs Cranfield and her son were hur-
ried 20 the hospital by James c. Me-
Coonlbs Of Claymunt and II. n. Jones
Of 202 East Thirty NTH street
State Highway Policeman cole ana
Resident Engineer Reynolds Of the
State Highway Department. were on
the scene shortly after the accident
They, with -. ID. Lackey. righted the
overturned automobile n was badly
damaged.
Peck. who was arrested last night
following the accident, on a charge
OF reckless driving, was dismissed on
the payment of costs thiu morning by
Magistrate Giuckman. who failed TO
find sufficient evidence to imLiicate
the mar with the automobile accident.
Tie pleaded not guilty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Brake, Shoe and Foundry
&C.. quarterly OF 81 share on common n
Rna I u per cent on preferred. payable
September 80.
American Gas and Electric Co.
quarterly Of pa per cent on common.
raysnle October /. and IL per cent
on preferred. payable November L.
kmerican-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
quarterly OF rs cents a share, payable
October 1.
Atchison. Topeka end Santa FNe Rail
road Co, quarterly of ~ per cent on
common. payable December l.
Barnet Leather Co. quarterly of ~
per cent on preferred, payable October
/.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. quar-
terly of per cent, payable October 25.
Dictagraph Products Corporation,
quarterly of per cent on preferred
payable October IS.
Famous Players Lasky Co, quar-
terly Of per cent. payable Novern-
Der I.
Great Northern Railway Co, quar-
terly OF 10 per cent on preferred.
payable November 1.
~. r.. Mallinson & Co, quarterly OF
q per cent on preferred. payable
October l.
Indianapolis Water Works Securities
Co, seTai-sunual OF 3lA per cent on
PREFER I'd. payable October l.
Island Creek Coal Co, quarterly OF
I u per sent on preferred and So a
share on common, payable October :.
herr-Iake Mining Co, quarterly Of
i2As cents a share, payable October Is.
bissetts international, Ltd, quar-
terly OF per cent, payable November
1.
Loose Wiles Biscuit Co. quarterly of
IN per cent on first preferred. pay
able October ], and = per cent on
preferred. payable November 1.
National Licorice Co. quarterly of
In rsr cent on preferred, payable
September 80.
Northwestern Yeast Co. quarterly
Of 3 per cent and extra of 3 per cent,
payable September 10.
Niagara Falls Power Co, quarterly
OF y per cent on common. payable
September is. and IL per cent on
pref .rred. payable October Is.
POND Greek Coal Co, 37l1 cents a
share. payable October /.
STANDARD Safe Deposit Co, quar-
terly OF per cent, payable Septem-
ber 80.
Tonopsh Mining Co. semi-annual OF |
) per cent. payable October 21.
United Drug Co, quarterly of "a |
per cent or first preferred, payable |
November !. and y per cent on sec
oad 1r sfsrred, payable December /.
United Fruit Co.. quarterly of /
per cent. payable October Is.
Western Union Telegraph Co. guar
terly of Ia per cent, payable October
Is.
Williams Tool Co, quarterly of 2 /
per sent on preferred, payable Octo-
bef j.
Wilson & Co., quarterly of u per
cent on preferred, payable October l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
FATTY" ARBUCkLE
TO BE PROSECUTED
ON MURDER CHARGE
Continued from page /.

There were many bottles on the table
In the room. Miss Rappe had three
drinks of gin and orange juice and
Mrs. belmont had about ten drinks of
whiskey Two more girls came in
whom she learned later were Alice
Blake and zey Provost.
Miss Itappe went into the bathroom
of Arbucls1e's room. When she came
out OF the bathroom Arbuckle was in
his room. He closed the dohr between
1t and the sitting room, where the
others Of the party were.
Mrs. belmont said she heard screams
coming from the room about an hour
iater. she said and demanded that Ar
buckle open the door. lie did so. Miss
Rappe was on the bed tearing at her
clothing and screaming: Il am hurt.
am dying. lie did it,"
Mrs. belmont removed the girls
clothing and assisted by Fischbach
placed her ln,a tub Of cold water. This
had no effect and go Miss Rappe was
taken to another room and put to
bed.
Arbuckle Eyes Witness.
Arbuckie kept his gaze on the wit
dAESf1 lbtNAENuhL AEI testimony ann
took more than usual interest when,
toward the close Of the session Coro-
ner Leland asked her.
How do YOU happen to remember
what happened il you had 30 many
drinks Of whtslxey2"
My memory is always good" she
answered.
When the inquest was resumed this
afternoon. Ira q. Fortlouis, a sales
man, took the stand. He testified he
was present at the party. but left be
fore Arbuckle Is supposed to have
gone into a bedroom with Miss Rarae.
Mfr. Ssmnacher testified he attended
the party after trying in vain to in
duce Miss Rappe to return 10 Les
Angeles. He was not present, he said.
during the alleged attack, but came
back later and saw Miss Rappe on the
bed apparently very IN.
Semnacher also testified that ne Wis.
tied Miss Rappe the day following the
party and she said to him: Roscoe
hurt me" He said he did not hear the
screaming testified TO by Mrs. belmont
and was surprised when he heard the
full details of the party from Mrs. Del
mont the next day.
Held without Ran.
The grand jury's voting Of an in
dictment charging a lesser ofTense than
snurder will not make Arbucxle eligi-
bic for bail at once. the district at
torney declared.
He will not be able TO obtain tenn
pcrary liberty on bail until the charge
Of murder is disposed of" Brady said.
IF the murder charge is withdrawn
he will be able TO obtain his freedom
pending hearing on the manslaughter
charge"
Zey Provost before the grand jury
last night is said to have altered
statements she made 20 district At
torney Brady last Sunday. which,
brought charges from Brady that the
witnesses had been intimidated. Alice
Blake in her testimony cerrobssrsted
Miss Prevost's statements. il was sai6.
ff.ss Ha1ston tcld I being present
at the post mOrtem on the bosy OF Miss
f5a9pe which was performed by DIR
s!'illis-n ophuls and DIR. NJ L. Rum
weE las; week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
]. BASSETT MOORE
ELECTED JUDGE or
COURT OF JUSTICE
Continued from page i.

sented the government ns agent be-
fore the United States md Dominican
Arbitration Tribunal tfaOp. an dele
gate to the Fourth international
American Conference at suenos Aires
and special pienipotena larry to the
chilean centenary tboth lei0). and
~ delegate TO the International Com
mission OF Jurista at lilo de Janelro
tfg12). In 1913 he accepted tho post
of counselor 10 the State Department
with power TO act as Secretary OF
statel, but the next year he resigned
and resumed his duties at Columbia
A member OF the Permanent Court Mt
The Hague tfron 1870. member OF
the Institut de Droit International and
tf the fnstitut Colonial international
president OF the American Political
Science Association usi4). and chair
man of the Lake Mohonx Peace Con-
ference t1gf4 and lol5l. Moore was
further honored by the degree of IL
u. from Columbian tnow George
Washington University, University OF
Delaware, Yale. the University Of
Chile and Brown.
His works, Of the highest import
aitt III tbfH hfiut lflcludes reports ON
EStraterritorial Crime tisa- Extra
dition and Interstate Rendition t2 vols.
1921; American Notice on the Con-
fiict of Laws Cse6): History and Di-
gest of international Arbitrations
O. vols. tsgsl. American Diplomacy
Its Spirit and Achievements 1s05) !.
Digest of international Law ts vols.
l9o6D; -Four Phases of American De-
selopment; Federalism, Democracy.
Imperialism. Expansion ugi21. lie
also edited The Works Of James
Buchanan (i2 vols 1eos) and became
an editor OF ths Political Science
Quarterly and of the Journal du Droit
international Privee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
PERsHING OFF FOR PARIS.

New York. Sept. 14.-General PERISH
Ing Was q passenger on the steamship
Paris, sailing for France TO-DAY, where
he will b~Astow posthumously upon an
unknown French soldier the medal of
honor recently authorized by Congress.
General Perrhing was designated by
President Harding TO bestow the dec
oration at services TO be held at tn :
Memorial Arch in Paris,o October 2.
While in France General Pershing
viii -arvey the work done 5y the
United States Graves Registration
Service. lie Glso is expected to make
tour OF inspection Of American forces
on IN. Rhine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
LoFIyk CASE DROPPED.
Noile Proseaui Entered In The City
Court This Morning.

At the request Of Alexander Jami-
son. acting prosecutor In the City
Court in the absence Of +. Warren
Green. nolle prosdui was entered In
Green, a nolle prosequl was entered in
larceny by halle Of a dimond ring.
lie stated the evidence was not sum
cient After Court Isoflnk told an
Every Evening man that he had
bought and paid for the ring In auea-
ton and holds receipt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
FIRE AT DEIMAR.

Delmar. Sept. 14.-part of the
building and machinery contain cd
therein, belonging 20 J. ]. Elliott was
huNned about midnight last night, en-
failing a loss of about 81 500. partly
covered by insurance.
Miss Ruth Fleetwood. only daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Fleetwood.
died. Sunday last after n lingering III
ness
The funeral was held at tho home
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
BURIED AT sgAYoRD.

Eenford Sept. i4<-The remains 81
Henry Brown, who "a MoDdny, ~
his home az e dereis = Md. ", 2
brought 10 seastrd tod and inferred
IN odd Fellows cemetery. Mr.. Brown
who was past 30 years Of ace, w;ts
born and reared In this section. but
had been making Fedcralsburg his
homo for a great many years. Funee-
ei services ~ the gave were In charge
or Federal l,o,tge, No. 35, I. o. o. r.,
uf fredericksburg
News has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Piney Wiley. wife of
Claude Wiley, who is h son OF Mrs.
Hiram Wiley Of this town. Her
death occurred In Philadelphia, foi-
lowing a very serious operation.
Ff... If.s.... r~t,x.t.x- xNx.t a..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
COTTON CONSUMPTION.

ry Associated Press to- Every Evening
Washington. Sept. 14.-Cotton con-
runcd during August amounted 10
t61ios bales of lint and 50,s7t of lint
~rs. compared with 4S3,560 of lint and
ts.ai2 Of linters in August last year.
the Census Bureau announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
WANT TO TEACH SCHOOL.

Dover, Sept. Forty nine AZ
plicants to teach ii the sch1o,s u
Delaware appeared mere vcrter,,,,, s.
the hall of the Iotisa. Of Harrags,,,s
tiyes. to take tho examinations go,.
nrovlsional certificates.
The examinations wera sond,,,4,,,
hy Superintendent Of Public. Ipstruc
lIln II Y Holloway ana hi= asrietsnts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. sept. 14.-Liberty bonds
az MON: siss. S7.44: first As. s7.92
ht1. second as. $500 bid; first A. s.
seie; second 4L's. $3.50; third AZ =.
a9.s4. fourth AIS. ss.3S: Victory sa.'s
1900: Victory ans. 9s.0s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14

II you want a home I'm a more de-
pirable or convenient neighborhood--
you will md an alphabetical list OF
the sort of houses you want--fully
deHcribed-~-in the classified page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
ffndered for Quick Reference
LINZ RATES PER DAY
Count sir words 20 The line.
Count Initials and numbers as wofds
No charge al taken Tor loss thsn sr~
no prepaid ad taken fpr less than use.
Charge Prepaid.
Day ......ss,.4ls.......s cents NJ cents
3 Consecutive Days. ~ cents 10 cents
CONSECUTIVE Days = cenfs CENTS
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business sdvcrosins
REPUBLICkTioS FOR ERRORS.
Repubiirs ton viii Be made iof error.
nut the fault Of the advertiser. II sdvcffis.
er will report the error within - nours
after first pubicstio ~ advertisement.
IASslFfCATfONs NOT PR.
MITTFD
TFLEPHONED ADS.
Classified ADVERTISEMENTS that are t~'es
pboned 70 Every Evening VIII he Accepted
at the change rates shown atovf. H1s
the PREF aid cost amount vii pe arcrpied
as fun payment " offered AZ tho buffnes<
ONCE within sir days after any such al
- nrst printed M tho papcr Otbcr~is9
the cost az the charge rates Quoted shove
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE TWO-TWO.HU UsDRFD
Ask for a Want A Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
ATLANTIC cIrr. y. ..

Meet rn,,rtor KentucKy Ave. nr. fIas ~
WSoNilhiStNi Elevator 20 street. Phi.
yote baths. running water. e.. A. Kopp.
owner and prop. Open ali y.sr
HOTEL BOSCOBEL heniucsy A. 4,
Refurnished Elevator Excellent table.
moderate rates. Free bathing from hotel.
Booklet Phone III A. y MARION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
USED Cars

We are placing on every nearly new cAx
We own a rock bottom price Our sacrincr
is your gain. Never have values hcrn 80
diSregarded.
1918 Franklin touring. less than $3.50.
1919 Oldsmobile Roadster. less than 1900.
1918 Dodge Roadster. less than A75.
1917 Dodge Roadster. less than sJ9S.
1916 Dodge Roadster. less than $500.
1920 Overland Touring. less than N2s.
1920 Maxwell Touring, hess than S5o.
1918 Chalmers Touring. less than $3.50.
1920 bort Touring less than es5O.
1918 Chevrolet Touring. less than s273.
1919 Dodge Coupe. less than xs75.
1920 Dodge sedan. less than 81 2TA
1918 Mitchell Touring. less than s37A
1919 Maxwell Coupe, less than ssrO
1920 Oakland sedan. less than ss-s
1915 FORD Sedan. starter. lcss than t4-e.
1919 Ford Touring, less than k1T3,
1919 Ford Roadster. less than $3.50.
1918 Ford Roadster. less than SiS5.
1918 REQ Touring. less than t375.
We have many more different models ga
our snow rooms. which is Fun OF Used
cars. These cars are al in excellent con-
ditioD. No JUNK HEkE, Satisfaction
with each and every car. These cars can
Je bought on terms 20 suit the buyer
No red tape. Open evenings
KEEL MOTOR co.
Phone G4OO. Eleventh ana rstuAu Sts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14

1919 BltCk-SiN roadster. good a. n~~
bumper. ? extra tires and carrier. motor
meter, clock and spot light. $3.50. Phone
100. smyrna. or address GcOrRc ID
Wright n son. smyrna. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
REsonTs.

rrv a. EVERY EvenIns want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
AUTOMOBILES

Automobile. Fcr sale no
AUTOMOBILES Buick. 1917 s-~vfl,s~,
touring. $3.50 Chevrolet. 1919. touring.
s1' s5so 80 ,sv'e'e T','''ss,,,.. yto.,,n~
standard. 1919, s-cyfipder touring. Sam.
Old-mobiie. lpiz s-cyiind~r $50.
For i touring Wiinlsxson kasonoonsls
Co. 22t West Tenth str~r
AUToMOBTLEs-For sNle gnsfn-s ZOE
Dosts' parts for sh mates ~ esrs' .ec-
1nd-hsnd cars wanted. ADAMS -tr~~s
Garage. 9Ot Adams sf-~~t
BUICK. Roadster; summer aed -inter
BUICK-sir roadster. late nodei- me-
chanicai condition suaranteed % desl-
ers Cali 8s22 bctweeu anf D n.
BARGAIN-For casn. o0s Iercr-oa
FORD AUTOMOBILE Rody " W.x-
man. Thirtieth ana Madison strc~s..
Phone GiO2 u
FORD sEDkN-For sale. Can fs2s .
after b. "a.
car. nasd prire rrason
ahle. For Information phone a213
PEW MEN WALK FOUR MILES AZ
HOUR
The average man walkx 4 llffle
faster than three miles an hour
You Canaot expect your "a snsm~n
20 "sDced Aup and cover more ter
fiEory unless you provide them
with modern trauspor tstlon.
Why not buy a good used car and
thus give the salesman the means
% making more caus aud seiiln.
more gouds7
Many excellent used cars are adj
yertised for sale In che Faut Ad
Enrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

The production IT "f;udligoro' ~
the High school auditorium th,It,r
ON Tuesday night. Nurch 90. will be
tho event 60. "a, theatrical season.
This wonderful comic uprIa has been
running toI months both iu London
and iu Sew York. aud its lively musir.
Ito merry sittif, Hud IT, uuigu, plot
and ~ChtrU,t"r5 hay. 90 combined Go
make b me sensation OF tWo h,mi.
spheres. It, story burlespu"s the oN-
t-ra,lFuuo"s ui m.lpdrnmH, aud there
b. uu moment IA d when tho audiouc,
Is not kept In "a state Of continuous
merrimout.
The originality of the story ~
'EuddlgoI,' have been the subjects
Of lavish praise. The loly.sicy
heroine. the sturdy Jack Tar. the old
servant ana tn" hsronet with his lin,
81 ghostly ancestors are al objects of
he utmost ninth. and III, mcmburs
OF the Huston English opera com
pInN who interpret thom have been
especially chosen 10 bring out the full
flavor uf the hum'r ana the tuug-
tuln,ss OF the music. TIN, singers in
Dlui, George Hogurs. Eugene Lock.
hart, B"tTrtm Goltto. Mnriuunc Gud-
bout. and Alice May Ctrioy. and There
b. u large chorus and % specially
selected orchestra.
To say that 'Iuddigore" is The fun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
Business Women's
Club to Go in for
More Fun at Dinners

Now for som" iuu ont ~ a. Noth.
ms be- NOR" disttst'ful 'o a hIsiu,ss
woman than 10 have go talk busines-
especially aft"r meals After twu
necessary business meetings III"
business and Prof, ssiunal Women .
club is ready Tor a change ia pro-
gram The constitution AID hy laws
have been adopted In their finHl form
and Drgari2itiuu h. complete. Tn"
constitution with the list ~ members
and their qualifications will W"
for distribution shurtlS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

HUUrfs Chat ENl Hart It retired
from iu, screen for good have
D. ruHsht tniH statement from Mr.
Hart.
= nm going to oujuy % long ,ncn-
tom For seven N,lr- ! have worked
.N.rr iny making motion pictures
Sow : want 20 play awhile Thc pie
tur" which Z Np,. Iu-t completed D..
r" r..'U and last Tor the present
T rr r.N iHur r]l,'ur,= ahead OF my
i'arHwruu. aUh'df ' niN" nu plans
Of ANY Mind tor the future \ Tow
weeks ago { purchased u little RANCH
100 'No min. not FAR from To Angeles
and I hunr tu rrIp, many dlya in
A. outdoors with the pinto pony
BrI my other horses That VIII Goo
plsrurDd there I simply want 20
fool that ] am absolutely free
I.audini tho haudcuN king. has
orrnnizcd his own nlm company
Doris KENYON viii have the feminine
',ll iu Tho CONQUEST Of Canaan"
Fourteen movie rhottors started
tul four ,lmplrted-tNat's the nae
tiuunl report for one week.
There are l7.ooo movie hcatcrs
boo the United States
Alicr Calhoun killed q ratu,snako
and mad" O. balloon ascent hcfoT'
she WH, ~
Flower ct IN, North another
1rwrs oliver Curwood story. will %,
iIIiurd uul'r direction Of bJ,l,
smith.
EiI,yu Percy wta introduced
t8 th. movie. hE E'sl, Janis
That is Elsl, introduced Eileen
go DOUG Fairbanks and Doug
hired her ipr leading woman Iu
sis oft Dis pictures
WI Rogers Isd 70 fountain On Ii
home II coat $500 Ia install st
and Si50 To- take h. out
WEIGHTS Norma TolmadEo. no
Dorothy Dalton. l.I: Evelyn Greeley
Il7. Peggy Iiyllul 1870. Ethel clay
tom. $50; Fay Tlurhcr no
N,rn Guvdou DO 90 hy starred e.
THE Great Love- % 'ututhcr' p.u
fur,.
May Allison started uu Tho suIg.
1000 Vanity I'm "EN,fNwomuu''. IAN.
"u tn, screen iu David Harutn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

Sri,t -cufor,omcnt ct h' attend
moo rules. droppinF "a n.rmucr att'I
three ~uu'Nrus'd absences, WAH auth
uri4,i nt tho dinner mrcunE laH
|uieht AZ Tho Gales, Ian An effort
ta broaden ths m' mh. rship ,las+iu-
yi.iun In order e. admit more than
One woman Of each branch 81 work
ur profession was defeated tn tub
nt'udiuR 10 Keep to us putpusy ~
b,iur only r-'prrs,uttti,, ~ thy busl-
ness ana professional women ,n tho
'itN
fhv WvvtinH uights have b.tu
changed from Thursday Iu 1upsdus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

uir@t play 81 lts day aud generation
fact b a 81 ran fuy almost an en- fro
season IN New York Is proof OF fhls
tat mcut, aud further proof. DO D.
were uordtd, would be- furnished uN
~" tact mat many famous people
again amt again tu sc, and
laughed hvaruN at uNety perform
aucc. u WIN hr given M every detail
iU thl- chv u- = was given iu Sew
York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

lo suit ,h0 'upyonlence VI the greater
pumt ~ m'mb'rs. The ueNt meet
lur viii u' htid at the v W e. a.
un Tuesday r,uutga MARCH = Au
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