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FRATERNAL ORDERS
MASONIC DIRECTORY

Alexandria Washington Lodge No. 81
Meets every second and fourth Thurs
day in every month. Percy L Cliff,
Worshipful Master; c. Page Waller, Jr..
Secretary: James Z. Shinn, Treasurer.
Andrew Jackson Lodge, No.. l2e.
every month. c. c. Batchellor, Worship
ful Master: o. S. Stone, Secretary; W.T.
liam Lewis Allen, Treasurer.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter,
No. II. Meets on the first Friday IN
every. month, Boyd J., Richards, High
urer: f. w. Latham, Secretary. :,
Old Dominion Commander. No. II.
&. T. Meets every third Friday IN
every month, Robert \. Zachary, COM
mander; Charles E. Outcalt, Treasurer;
F. w. Latham. Recorder. :, -
Martha Washington Chapter, NO. ~.
o. E. S, meets every third TUESDAY
in every month. Mrs. Louise r: wade
Worthy Matron: DR.. Charles =. out
calf. Worthy Patron; Mrs. Mary =.
Dyson, Secretary; Mrs. Christina E.
washington Memorial Lodge of Per-
lection, No. 7. y. a. S. r. Meets on the
second Friday of every month. Boyd
j. Richards, 32d. X. Z. c. H., Veneer
Randolph Chapter No. 9. knights
Rose Croix Meets every fourth Friday
In January, March. May. July, Septcm-
Der and November. Chester \. Gwinn.
32d. K. C C. H., Wise Master
Lafayette Council. No. .. Knights
Kadosh Meets every fourth Friday in
January, March. May, July. September
and November. J. J. Green, SD, com
mander.
Virginia Consstory No. 9 NJ r. 6
Meets every fourth Friday in March
June. September and December. Boyd
]. Richards. SOD, X. c. c. H., Venerable
Master of kadoSh.
William Lewis Allen, 32d, Hon. Trea-
surer: +. w. Latham. SD. Hon. Secrc--
tary: George w. Zachary, 32d, Tier OF
all bodies.
Master Masons club meets every
third Tuesday Officers. J. l.. Trmyer
president: w. G. Cunningham. score
tary: +. ". Latham, treasurer
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stalled on January End, and the
Court is planning for a large meet
ing for that evening.
Royal Arcanum
Alexandria Council Nc. 627 Royal
Arcanum, will Hold its last meeting
Of The year on next Tuesday even
ing, and interesting features have
been planned for that evenings en-
tertainment for the good cf ,Fa or.
der. tits hoped there will I've n
large attendance on the pare ~ he
membership.
(This column will be published
each week on Saturday, and is open
to all Fraternal Orders of the city.
Contributions should be sent to the
Fraternal Editor SO as to reach this
office not later than nine o'clock Fri
day morning-Editor.)
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Masonic Noes

Masonic Noes
Annual election os officers in Viz
ginia Consistory No. 2, was held
last night and resulted as follows:
A. NJ. Sherwood, K c. c. Fl. Vene-
rable Master Of Kadosh.
V. H. Peele, 32d Prior.
C. C. Batcheller, SD Precuptor.
C. A. Gwinn, X. c. c. H. Chan
cellor.
H. L. Darncll, sgd Minister OF
State.
H. N. Garner 33d Almoner.
F. w. Latham, SD Registrar.
William Lewis Allen 33d Treasurer
B. K. Smith, X. c.. C. II. Prelate
L. P. Chauncey, K. C. c. H,
Master of Ceremonies.
r. C. Sullivan, sd Expert.
w. R. kleystuber Assistant Ex-
pert.
T. NJ. Jones, Jr., Captain of
! Guard.
G.. w. Zachary, Steward.
These officers were installed by
P. f. Cliff, 33d
Meetings Next Week
Sunday, December 25th. Christmas
observance Of Old Dominion Com
mandcry No. II at 3 p. m.
Tuesday, December 27, annual
election of officers Alexandria Wash
ington Lodge No. 2.
Wednesday, December %, School
of Instruction.
s p. m. Scottish Rite Club.
Friday, December 3Oh, d joint COM
munication Of the lodges in District
No. l will be held at Shipmaa Va.
R. w. Brother s. c. Freeman, d
. D. G.. NJ, extends an invitation to
the members of the fraternity in
Alexandria to be present.
knights of Columbus
The local Knights of Coumbus will
this year have the pleasure of celc-
brating their Christmas festivities in
their new home. The club will have
an "open house" throughout tie holi-
days, and it is expected that the club
will be the holiday headquarters of
many of the members. The ideal loca-
| ton Of the club and its pleasant sur
rounding make the Knights of Co.
lumbus quarters very attractive, ard
the club increases daily in popular
ity. The Knights Of Columbus will
hold a Christmas celebration for the
kiddies of the city on tomorrow at
ternoon. Plenty of good things will
be in store for the little ones. and
this year will be the first time that
the local organization has celebrated
Christmas in their own home. The
officers of the Knights of Columbus
extend to all the members and TO the
Alexandria friends of the order their
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WANTED

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less operators. Permanent positions;
good future; no strike. Salaries $50
TO 5000 per week. Service afloat or
ashore. Living expenses furnished
in addition to salaries when serving
on board ship. No previous knowi-
edge OF electricity or experience re-
CURED, Big demand for operators.
Send for our booklet The Wireless
Operator. His Opportunity. Future
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THE ALExANp i GAZETTE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER a. 1921

week. The annual election of officers
was held which appeared in the Ga
ztte following such meeting. These
offers will be duly installed by the
Deputy State President, +. +. Cor
nell on the first Friday evening IN
January. At this meeting OF the
Council a number of Important mat
tiers will come up for consideration.
The committee on Public meeting are
meeting with encouraging results,
and it is expected the meeting VIII
be one of the largest of its kind ever
held in this city.
Oriental Court No. 10.
The newly elected officers OF TINS
Court, which have heretofore APP
neared in the Gazette, will be duly IN
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how to serve them too. At a late
hour teh members of Hope Council
departed for their homes well pleased
with their visit and reception if they
did get beat, this is but one of the
many enjoyable meetings of this
council, so if you want to drive away
the blues good sociable time will
certainly do it, join this council and
see if / am not telling you the plain
truth come with US and we will do
thee good.
Friendship Booster.
Order Fraternal Americans
Alexandria Council No. 5, o. T. A.
held a largely attended meeting last
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FRIENDS, LISTEN!

J. E. Wells. Cos Queen ST., is the
man who does all kinds OF furniture
repairing, cabinet work, and uphol-
steering, reasonable. Call on him, or a
postal card will bring him to your
home. 277-26-p
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best wishes for a Merry Christmas
and Prosperous New Year.
knights of Pytnias

Oriental Lodge No. 6, Knights of
Pythias, met in regular convention
last Tuesday with large member
ship in attendance, at which time the
Rank of Esquire was conferred and
officers nominated for the next semi
annual term. Next Tuesday the cleo
ton will be held and a large member
ship is earnestly desired.
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NOTICE
NOTICE

Alexandria, Va, Dec. 10 1921.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders oi the Alexandria Ma
tional Bank, will be held at their
banking house at II noon to l p. NJ,
on Tuesday, January 10th. 1922,
for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction
of any other business that might
properly come before the meeting.
Alexandria National Bank.
2a3- 26c. L. II. Dudley. Cashier.
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DR.. David L. Rose
Eyesight Specialist
S15 18th St. n. w.
Washington, D. c.
Phone Franklin 51S6
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK

u Alexandria, Va.
4 December 22nd, 1921
At the regular meeting Of the
Board of Directors held today the
regular semi-annual dividend of G
per cent and an extra dividend Of
l-2 per cent we're declared payable
to stockholders of record December
Slst. 1921, on and after January
End, 1922.
The Surplus Account was ordered
Increased from 1920 10000 to
1925 100000.
no per cent Of all annual salaries
|Fs ordered paid as additional COM
ssnsation.
Sss Urban $. Lambert.
sGsssc. Cashier.
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NTED-FURNISHED ROOM FOR
light housekeeping with care five
year old boy during week days; with
out board f. r. Stevens. s. y. :.
Board Navy Yard, Washington.
305- an
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NOTICE

The Freight Station OF the +. F.
& P. r. R.. will be closed all dav
Monday, December 26th.
S05-1p Fl. E. Gentr,, Agent
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T L O r I d A
DY SEA
BALTIMORE TO
SAVANNAH

%"i..S One Way. Round Trip, SIi.GG
JACKSONVILLE
S30.aH One Why. Round Trip, $751;,
War INK y Per cent ADDITIONAL
Meals AID StntcrOOni Accommodations
!nc!udcd. Extra charge for Promenade.
Deck Ro0IaS.
Tickets I:on;l fn ccfr.n untiI May 81.
steamer every rneS. AMI Fri, & 4. VI.
Automobiles Carried
Merchants & Miners Trans. ca
Pier ; p-ntt ~. Tel. st. Paul i.nD
Bn!timUrc
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SALESMEN-57 MILES PER GALLON
made with new patented gasoline
Eaporizer. Write for particulars.
Stransky Vaporizcr Co., Pukwana
s d. 3G5-1p
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MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO REPAIRING - KEEP YOUR
Ford ears and trucks on the Job by
letting LYONS SERVICE GARAGE
make night repairs at regular prices.
Estimates given on all repairs. 12l
North Pitt ST., Phones GAS and SAT.
"co.tf
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Sarepta Lodge

Meets every Wednesday night at
1880 p. M, at Odd Fellows Hall
North Columbus street, Joseph
Morrow, Noble Grand, E. C. Todd,
Vice Grand.
Last Wednesday he conferred the
first and second degrees of the or
der after which Brother George
Bontz, ST.. was called upon and gave
US a good talk on lodge work. Mr..
Bontz is one of the live wires of Po-
tomac Lodges, and has devoted al
most his whole life in teaching and
carrying out the grand principles OF
our order and has always extended
his helping hand for struggling hui
mainly. And when he reaches the
twilight age he will pause and view
his past life over. Sweet memories
of the past will come to him as he
sits beneath his sheltered roof, and
he can well say, "Thank God, I've
ben an Odd Fellow in Spirit and
! truth"
We will confer the third degree
next Wednesday night All Odd Eel
lows are cordially invited to attend
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W ANTED-WHITE OR COLORED
woman as housekeeper in small fam
lily; one who can stay nights prefer
red. Apply to J. r. Robertson. Mt.
Vernon Ave, Del Ray. %0o-2p
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FOR SALE

FOR JSALE-NEW HOUSE. SIN
rooms and bath. hot air heat, con-
crete Street and side walks. on Wash.
inGton Ave, two squares east Of
North, Braddock station. Apply Frank
Benson. Del Ray. 3Q4-2p
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Sons And Daughters of Liberty

ioOiiS !iIll DdUSHlSIS VI blDcTfy
Friendship Council, No. % Sons
and Daughters of Liberty. on Friday
night, December 18th. held an inter
esting meeting. At this meeting the
officers of the council for the New
Year of 1922 were nominated, also a
very large delegation Of Hope Coun-
Gil No. l, of Washington were pres
ent, the beauty of this meeting was
the winning of the membership con-
test by Friendship Council bv Hope
Council No. l, of Washington, D. C.
Hope Council stated on December
last, that they would pay Friendship
Council fraternal visit on Friday,
December 16 and if they brought
down larger delegation of their
members than Friendship Council
had at that meeting they would be
The victors and Friendship would
have to stand the treat, so the con-
test was on and Friendship won by
the small margin Of two members
after the business was disposed of
a social hour was held including in
teresting talks by members Of both
Councils after which buffet lunch
con was served by the ladies of the
good of the order committee OF
Friendship Council who are very ia.
nous for these luncheons and know
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W.ANTED-EXPER DOUBLE
entry bookkeeper. Must write good
hand and be accurate and quick with
figures. State experience. Good OPP
portunity for the right man. Address
"Wholesale," care Gazette. 302-1c
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-SHETLANDP PONY FROM NEAR
TT. SSyer, Va, all brown, very small.
Etnoer please notify Sergt. Porter.
Main 2oZU, branch 1925 and receive
reward 303-3p
LOST-MASONIC STICK PIN, WE'D
nesday evening. Reward II returned
10: H. o. Daniels. S27 Oronoco St.
j043p
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FOR .RENT-GARAGE SPACE FOR .
cars, In rear 4O6 Wolf st. Inquire
4O8 Wolf st. So4-2p
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FOR .RENT--SECOND STORY. THREE
rooms and bath: electricity. hot and
cold water. Strictly private. APP
ply 219 S. Lee St 29l-tf
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FOR RENT-TiREE ROOM APART
mcnt and bath, 1910 King ST.
505zlp
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FOR SALE-LOT OF SECOND HAND
bricks; call at Hcrfurth Engine CO..
Duke and the Strand 304-4c
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FORsRENT-61g S. LEE. IMMEDIATE
possession. Suitable for two fami-
lies. Price S65 per month. Apply
\. IT.. Snyder, Jr.. and Co.. 526 King
St.i 30i-2c
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FORt RENI-NO. So EAST WALNUT
street, North ROSemont, immediate
possession. Price $35 per month.
ApplntN. T. Sydncr, Jr., and Co.. 326
KingSt. So4-2c
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ROOMS FUR RENT

WANTED--A COOK AND LAUNDRESS.
Apply sol n. Washington st. 29S-tf
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-TWO
registered yearlin% Jersey bulls, Il.
Il. tested, exceptionally well bred,
from high producing dams. and ready
for service. For sale or VIII exchange
for high grade cows. Capt. Waugh.
Camp Humphreys. Va 303- &c
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FOR SALE-ONE LIGHT DELIVERY
Ford Truck. Apply 1l3 y. Royal St.
29T-tf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
WORLD Is SICK WITH SIN.
Declares Rvangslist Nigrsn Who At
tscks Inactivity Of Christians,

What's Wrong With tho World. and
why7" wus discussed last night by
Evangelist DavF r.. Nigren at Swedish
Baptist Church. In scathinx phrases
and attacking what he called the In
activity Of most church members in re-
ligious work. DR.. Nigren clnimed the
world IN in o. spiritual shutdown"
The great all inclusive niiment OF
this world is sin" continued tho evan
gelist, and the world is sick and In not
suffering from skin disease. The world
has lived on sweets so long that II
suffers from intestinal indigestion: It's
moral muscles are fsbby and ~ walks
haltingiy along the old paths Its
sense Of touch is weakened. Its hands
are sfnsared with blood. II smells no
longer tho odor OF foam from the In
finite sea Of truth. Tho world liz sick
and sad with sorrou." said DIR. Figren.
In conclusion Dr. Nigren said: "Sin
will stain 30 deep that tho SHOWS OF n
million Delaware winters cannot wash
~ away. Our sin killed Gods Son and
II IL did that ~ is sinful enough To damn
our souls. Every sinner In Wilmington
has enough against him already. and
he csn afford 90 QUIT SHINING and keep
qutet ="
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
Bradfords Married 50 Yea RS.

Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Bradford
of l71i Pennsylvaiia avenue, will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniversary
tomorrow, Both MIR and Mrs. Bradford
were born here They met while teaching
Sunday school classes at st. James
Chapel. n du Pont street Mt Brandywine
Park, and were married in ST Peter .
Cathedral on February 3. 1871, by RI.
Rev. Thomas A. Becker. assisted by
Rev Patrick Reilly. dean Of 81 Mary's
College and Rev Father Hagan. rector Of
St James Chapel They had eight chill
dren. five Of whom are living. These
are John Bradley Bradford, of Chicago.
m Mrs * u Burns, Of Pittsburg,
Pa; LOUIS Bush Bradford, Of Ruther-
ford n. J.; Mrs George 7 Dougherty,
of Cleveland o, and George S Bradford,
Of Rutherford, Pa. There are also twelve
grandchildren.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
WHAT IS SIN y
Rev. Csndse Declares Re,pectability is
Confused With Righteousness.

What is sinY'' was the theme Of a
sermon by Rev. Charles L. Candes AZ
Westminster Presbyterian Church last
night. Rev. Candee said he had chosen
n subject which was not very popular.
'rpoople do not ike TO hear about sin. .
he declared They like 90 go 70 churc h
and be told that they are 70 very, very
sond and 10 he patted on the hack and
praised for their goodness instead ~
being warned that there is sin.
They cannot deny, however. that
there is sin People ara confusing re-
spectability With righteousness. he as
serted. adding that the respectable y
~ some people might not amount p
much before just God
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
FRIENDS TO DO RELIEF
WORK IN IRELAND
American Unit Aids Those From
Other Countries in That
Behalf.

The Delaware Branch of the American
committee for Relief in Ireland is n 10
ceipt of information that the unit OF
American Friends who have gone abroad
at the request Of the American committee
have arrived in England. They will immed-
lately proceed To Ireland.
They will cooperate with English and
Irish guake[s ,a engaged ed in 1 relief work fnaa N
Irish white cross. the chairman Of which
is Lawrence ONeill Lord Mayor of
Dublin They will report Mt frequent
intervals upon their findings TO the Ameri-
can committee The unit appeals TO it's
friends in England, Ireland and the United
States to lend their help in a work whi ch
must have the sympathy of the generous
hearted and the mercful the world over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
CANADA GAINS IMMIGRANTS.
Increased i'm 1920 25 Per Cent-d9 .sss
From United States.

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 7.-Immipraiion to
Canada during 1920 increased % per
cent over the previous year, Il was an
nounced Friday by officials n the
Canadian immigration Depar tment Fig
nres made public bY the Off cinls showed
that the number coming from Great
britain was 1896. United States 1856
and al the other countries 22,7Os. Fig
urea for 1910 were: Great Britain,
57,251, United States. - .0sf. and MI
other countries, s.3ls
immigration officials said encourage
meui was being offered only ~ lmmi-
grants of The agricultural md domestic
servant classes and that immigration VA,
being restricted within the bouodsfi
tha aaeitr1 ilative eanacit.. of thn cnllnt n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
Strictly PreventahIc Causes.
DEATHS.

CAM m this city. on February ;. 1921.
n Howard Cam AGED - years
Reiatives and friends are invited 20 attend
40 funeral services at his late residence
ins Vast Eighth street. on TUESDAY after
noon February s al ; o'clock. lnterment
a. Rtverview cemetery
IARklN In Rehoboth. Del. on February
3 1921 NclIic NJ. widow of Enos Larkin
Interment at Wilmington aud brandywine
cemetery on Tuesday morning at 1850
. cloCk
Mcp,~IEI-Iu this city. on February 8.
1927 Martha Helen Francis. wife of sam
uel \ Mcdaniel and daughter Of the late
William and Martha Francis. aged %
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
INC funeral services at the residence Of her
husband 1907 Shallcross avenue, on Mon
day afternoon. February :. at 80 O'Clock.
tntermont at RtverView cemetery.
PIERCE In this city on February ;, 1921 :,
Henrietta Pierce. widow Of BENJAMIN
kclarvcs and friends are invited 70 attend
,on.tn.law q " Hobbs 24oS Madison
street on Tuesday morning February =.
a. II O'Clock. Intcrmcnt at BrandyEine
ROBINSON Dedham. Mass. on Fehru-
ary S. 1921. William Robinson. aged 20
in,ermeu, in Broohdale cemetery. Mass.
RoYAL-In this city. on February 3. 1921
William NJ Royal, aged Il years.
Relatives and friends arc invited 70 attend
me funeral services at the chapel ST VII
ninston and Brandywine cemetery on Tues
dsy Afternoon February >, at o clock
Internlent ct Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
RowAN-Iu this city on February :. 1921.
Fuen Quinn wife Of Martin Rowan.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tte funeral from her late residence. lis
ts.rleff street on Thursday morning al 9
i clock Requiem mass at St Mary
church Infcrmeni a Cathedral GENE
teTy.
SIATFR-In this city. on February 6. 1921
Marquette Susannc. daughter Of Edward
r and Marguerite Malone Slater.
relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence OF her
srantfathrr. John NJ Malone. 1925 Nfadi-
snr street. on Wednesday afternoon, Fehru-
~ O. a. . oClock. lnterment at Cathe-
Grkl cemetery
Additional death notices. received too late
for this column will be found on financial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
Five Points Club 10 Elect Officers.

The recently organized Five Points
Civic Association. which embraces NOM
hers living in Richardson Park, Elmhurs'
Ashley. Glyrrich and Bonemoor yIl
hold a meeting ~ Richardson Park School
tonight The annusl election of officers
will be held and ether matters n import
rr,en dfant.-rcI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
ard of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank relatives and fnends
and employees Of Joseph Bancroft and
Sons Co and telephone operators Of
Penn Railroad for their sympathy and
floral offerings al tho death Of orr father.
LIN I Rnwlny lie childrcn Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
Keep Yolu Dates SIaighil

one principle that no man can aftOro
"a neglect IS that uf always keeping hia
engagements
II you can he relied upon 70 90 What
YOU said you would 10. when wa slld
YOU would DO IL. YOUR value in any
line Is enhanced thereby. And ycu
can't be relied upon. no amount ot
trilnance Will make w To- fhaf c.
CCiency-
To keep your dates stralgh to1 neco
4 calendar lust as much as NCu need q
watch.
Our Washington information AurcAl
offers vou one free with N com
.,linenfs ~ tho United Statrs NavN
II is printed rs oo,ors. and thc pad has
a leaf Tor each month in 1873
In nning out tho coupon PRINT name
and address or b sure % write plainly