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CHURCH
AUDITORIUM FINISHED
lew Building VIII be Used for
tho Firot Time To-
morrow.

The new and commodius auditorium
,uiIt for the accommodation OF the n1em-
,ora Of Flret and Central Pre-by-
Arlan Church has been completed and
no building will be used for the first
ine tomorrow when special scryices
VII be held morning, afternoon and
avertng 70 commemorate the de6i.
alton OF the structure. The pastor,
rev. Aquilla Webb. WIN preach al ths
aorning and evening services. HIS
fheme being. at o50 Gods Build
ng" and at 745, building tho
Church"
A. the evening service there VIII bs
epecial rnusical program under ms
,adereh'p o, Leslie Cook. assisted 81
rank IT Me- son. The double quartet
,,nRers who will be heard at this SER
ice are: Miss Louise Crownover and
Mira Tlrna =. Durstein. sopranos,
Miss Carolyn Comfy and Mes Mary
,lncock. altos: clyde X. Dengler ana
>;oorge McHugh. tenors; II. r. Har7-i-
son and Alan A. Atchinson. bessos.
The specia4 music for the day Is -
follows:
Morning.
Prelude. "Triumphal March" -. coets
Anthem. "Break Forth Into JOY"
Sinpes
Anthem. Onward Christian Soldiers
Shelley
quintet. beyond tho Smiling" zundei
Postlude. "Toccata," ... Dubois
Evening.
organ Recital:
/. Grand March Nohengrin) Wagner
/ 2. Narcissus. ......... NeTn
/ 3. Virsouek 1ohengrin) Wagner
/ 4. Grand March (Aida) .... .Vertd
/ Anthem, GLORIA In Excelsis." Moza-s
SOLO. Judge Ne. 0 Cod" ..... Buck
Mr Frank r. Ma~on.
Anthem. Unfold Ye Portals" Gounod
Postlude. March Pontifcate,"
Lernmens
At the evening service BRIEF address,
es will be made by representatives
Of several Bishop
! Cook and DR. Trapnell OF the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church; Or. Allison ot
the baptist Church; Or. White OF tbs
Methodist Episcopal Church; DR. J. y
Gnhllan of the Presbyterian Church.
"A Saloonlese World and How "a
Get IT," is the Christian Endeavor
topic AZ 6.45. Bible school and Mems
Barnabas Class Will be held at noon.
Tomorrow viii be Worlds Temper
ance Day.
On Thursday and Friday. Noventer
2 and 3, the Delaware state Chris
tan Endeavor Union will hold ths
! thirty-hrst annual convention IN thu
new auditorium. z. r. Gates OF Bos-
, ton, General Secretary Of the United
Society OF Christian Endeavor VIII be
. present during the entire convention
: and make two or more addresses, be-
: sides taking part in the conferences.
/ Doctor Webb VIII leave Tuesday
for Huntington. L. I, TO conduct Unior
: Evangelistic services. During DIT
2 Webb's Two weeks absence. promi.
nent ministers VIII have charge OF tbs
Sunday and n1fd-wee< services. Or
next Wednesday evening the leadel
OF the ntd-week prayer service IA
= De the Rev. David s. Kennedy, D. D.
7 editor Of the Presbyterian.
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Castle from Maryland. remaining with
tho parish for about Two years He
vac followed by several other minis
ters who remained for short periods
until Rev. George Ross, n missionary
OF the London Society for the PrOpO-
ga tion of the gospel. returned in l7l4.
remaining uutl 1872. The Rev. Chas
Wharton beca me rector IN 17S8. Rev
Robert Clay succeeded to the rector
ship in 1888. remaining until 1924
The land upon which tho church
stands was originally part OF Market
Square and tho site Of an old for,
built IN 1872 and is said 70 have also
to have been the spot upon which VII
liam Penn performed mis- first public
/ act.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
st. PAul's.

st. Paul's NJ. T. Church, Tenth and
jackson streets, Rev. c. l.. Hubbard,
pastor. Preaching by the pastor to-
morrow evening subject, Jesus Stills
a Storm" The Service begins at 715
with an organ recital. Preaching in
the morning at 1890; subject. THE
Pure in Heart" Sunday school after
the morning services; Mrs. S. NJ.
Keen speaker. Christian Endeavor
Society meeting at els. The osteo-
pathic clinic hours have been changed
| tc Wednesday afternoons from 4 to 5
for children. A supper for the Of
fetal board. Sunday school, group
leaders, etc, will be served Novem-
Der G.
| Trinity.
| Trinity NJ. Z. Church, Twenty sec
ond and Church streets, Rev. Il. IL,
Collins, pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by Rev. L.
&C. Sunfield. Subject, 1890. behold
| the Bridegroom Cometh, 7.3O,
"Christ's Passion for City Multi
tudes." Sunday school and other
regular meetings as usual. The two
weeks revival services will close Sun
day.
| Harrison Street.
Harrison Street NJ. T.. Church. Sew
enth and Harrison streets. Rev. w. r.
Eabbart, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
lmorning by Mrs. l.. Nj. DE Silva ol
New York; preaching in the evening
lby the pastor. Sunday school an1
lother regular meetings at the usua
hours.
| SIlverbroOk.
| Silyerbrook Nj. h. Church. Lancaster
and Woodlawn avenues. Rev. II. N
Stephenson Will preach to the youni
people tomorrow evening at 7.So. FOL
lowing the sermon the installation o
officers of the Eporth League. In TIT
morning. the choir will sing: {
Worship the King" Hall; He wa!
Despised." Tenny. The organ mum
bers: "Pastorale." Harris; "Hosanna,
Wachs. Topic for morning sermon
.'The Power Of Gods Work" SuTfda.
school at noon with special music b.
the orchestra.
~the Masters Call" is the topic 70
the evening service. The choir wa
: sing: Awake and Sing" Brown
PRAISE the Lord" Bordefe. Orgal
numbers: "Nocturne r Flat,
Chopin; fanfare" Dubois.
, McCabc.
McCabe Memorial NJ. E. Church
Twenty-second street and Boulevard
Rev. George c. Williams, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning an
evening by Mr.. Williams. Mornin
service at 1880, and evening service
80 Sunday school and other regu
lar meetings at the usual hours.
Epworth.
Epworth NJ. f. Church, Tenth an
Lombard streets. Rev. Essel
Thomas, pastor. Preaching tomorro'
morning and evening by the pastor
subject. 1880, Hard 1t Is To Climb;
7.3O. "A Straight Way But Fin
> Way Sunday school and othe
regular meetings At the usual hour
Brandywlne.
Brandyw1re II. E. Church, 220
: Market street, Rev. W. Ernest Green
field, pastor. Preaching tomorro'
morning and evening by the pastor
subject. 1890, The Fears and Com
] forts OF Gods Servants" 7.3o. "Safet
t First" Sunday school and oths
= regular meetings at the usual hours
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Salvation Army Services to End.

Evangelist W. - Tenney will con-
clude his services az the Salvation
Army citadel, Fourth and Shipley
streets. this weekend. Tonight he
Will tell the story Of the conversion or
John Erbe!, murderer. On Sunday
afternoon at 3 his subject VIII be {:
The Baptism of the Holy Spirit
On Sunday evening az 7.20 he will give
the story OF his life, From Newsboy
TO the Pulpit"
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First

First Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh street below Walnut. Rev.
Fred G.. Holloway. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor: subject. 1o.45. THE Book of
Revelatiin;" 7.45. Law Enforce
ment" Christian Endeavor Society.
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings az the usual hours.
Second.
Second NJ. =. Church. Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. +. Bryan
Bailey, of the Westminster Theologi-
cal Seminary. pastor. Services to-
morrow az follows: Sunday school
at ?; evening worship, 7.45. subject OF
the sermon. Walking With God
Junior Christian Endeavor and prayer
meetings every Friday evening.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

st. Johns.
st. Johns Z. Il. Church. Concord
avenue and Market streets, Rev. AL
ban Richey, ID. d., rector. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
the rector. Subject. II. Evangelical
ton; 730. church school at $50
Holy Communion at 7.s0 a. m.
st. Andrews.
st. Andrews L. E. Church, Eighth
and Shipley streets, Rev. r. w. Trap
nell, rector. Holy Communion, s a.
9.45; morning prayer and sermon, IL !;
evening prayer and sermon, 7.45.
Calvary.
Calvary =. f.. Church, Third and
Washington streets. Rev. e. II. Stew
ems. rector. Services tomorrow an fol-
lows: 1.30 n. m, Holy Communion !;
10. church school; II. choral euchar-
lst and sermon, subject. The Con-
quest of Canaan: 7.45. evening
prayer and sermon. subject, When
Satan Sleeps"
Trinity.
At Trinity +. II. Church, Delaware
avenue and Adams street, Rev. Fred
erick NJ. Ktrkus, rector, the services
tomorrow will be as follows Holy
Communion at 7.30 a. m. Sunday
school at $50 a. m, morning prayer
and sermon at IL a. m, evening
prayer and sermon at 7.45 y. m. Rev
T.. NJ Klrkus will preach In th'
morning and evening.
lmmnnuel.
Emmanuel Y. Il. Church. Seven
teenth and Riverview avenue, Rev
Charles w. Clash. rector. 1lol,
Communion tomorrow morning Il
7.45; church school, 9.45; mornlni
prayer and sermon, IL; evening
prayer and sermon. As.
Old Swedes.
Old Swedes Church. Seventh an
Church streets, Rev. Robert Bell. vlcsI
S n. M, holy communion; 10 n. m
church school; II. morning praye
and sermon; 80, evening prayer an
sermon.
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LUTHERAN.
ZIon.

Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and
Jack son. streets. Rev. Frederick Hass-
karl. pastor. Morning service tGer-
MANI 1890. subject of sermon.
Ancient Springs and Modern Cis
terms; evening service OEnglish)
80, topic OF sermon. The Secret OF
True Greatness" The Festivity OF
Reformation will be observed with the
administration OF the Sacrament Of
the Altar at both services. Sunday
schools meet at $40 and 2.l5.
st. stephens.
St. Stephens Lutheran Church.
Tatnall street. near Seventh, Rev.
Frederic Doerr, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject. 1880, why Are
We Protestants": 7.3o. Tho Coven-
ant of Salt" Sunday school at 2.15.
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Instruction in Bible Study.

An eight weeks bible study course
will be held at the Y. w. c. A. club
rooms. s04 Market street, beginning
Monday evening, November 6. The
instruction Will be given by Rev.
George ID. Allison, pastor of Second
Baptist Church.
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Union Baraca Class.

The Barraca Bible Class of Union
NJ. f. Church, Fifth and Washington
streets will meet tomorrow at D. m.
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BAPTIST.
North.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue, William
l.. Pettingil, pastor. Preaching al
1880 and 7.45 tomorrow by the pastor.
MSning subject, "Justiflcation-oy
Faith or Law Works." evening, I'm
speakable Wisdom and knowledge.
Bible school at noon.
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Priests and Reforrners

Should modern Christians follow thu
priests or the prophets Which ciasu did
Jesus follow The priestly religion CEN
ters in an atonins sacrifice OF bIood-is
10 true These questions viii be frankly
di .cussed at the II clock Sunday ser-
vice In the Unitarian Church. Wess serees
above Eighth Everyone welcome
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Delaware Avenue.

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware avenue and West streets,
Rev. Joseph Young Irwin, s. 7. D.,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject,
1890 The Person Who is Always
Wanted and Needed; 7.30, The I'm
portance of Vision" baptism at this
service. Sunday school and other regu-
lar meetings az the usual hours.
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Shiloh.

Shiloh Baptist Church, Twelfth and
Orange streets. Services tomorrow at
10 a. m, l0.45 and s. p. m. Young peo-
pies meeting, p. m. Sundya school at
2.3O.
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Bethany.

Bethany Baptist Church. Elm and
Jackson streets, Rev. A. +. Williamson,
d. D., pastor. The subject at 1890 a.
m will be Loyalty TO the
church" Sunday school al y in the
chapel. The mems Bible class. a. O..
Peirce. teacher, will meet at the same
time. The Christian Endeavor meet
ing at 6.45 p. IN. will be in charge Of
Miss Ida NJ. Little. The evening ser
vice will begin at 7.45 p. m. with the
usual song service in charge of J. r.
Slawter and choir, followed by preach
ing by DR.. William mson on "A Word in
Season" The large chorus will have
special numbers at both services. The
regular weekly prayer service will be
held Wednesday evening at 7.45 p. m.
The p. O. OF A and the p. O. s. Of A.
and Delaware Commendery, No. 80
Will hold their first memorial service in
Bethany on Sunday evening, NOvem-
Der 5. Special singing by the choir.
DIR. Wilnamson's subject for this ser
vice Will be 1.-The Vacant Chair"
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Greenhill.

Greenhin Presbyterian Church.
Kennett pike, Rev Thomas Kerr, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning at
1O.45 o'clock; Sabbath school and
Bible class at $50 O'Clock; mission
study class, lecture room, at 7.30
o'clock in the evening.
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Newark Union NJ. Z. Church. near
Carrcroft, Rev. ". W. Sharp. pastor
Preaching tomorrow afternoon at 8:
subject The Kings Business"
Preaching at 40: subject. The Roll
Call OF the Dead" Sunday school as
usual.
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Gilbert.

Gilbert Presbyterian Church,
Thirteenth and French streets, Rev.
William Il. Rutledge. pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow are: 1915 a. m, SER
mon, Figures of the Church; 1915
p. m, Sunday school; 7.45 p. m. lee
ture Education Among COlored Peo-
pie OF Wilmington" Miss Edwina b.
Kruse, A. NJ. Sermon. Salvation by
Education" Rev Rutledge. Special
music will be rendered.
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Mt. Enon Baptist Church, Second
and Washington streets. Rev. a. G.
Scott, pastor. Sermon tomorrow at
1890 by Rev. Joseph Maxwell OF
Green Hill, South Africa. Sunday
school at 12.45. Sermon at p. m.
Prayer meetings Wednesday and FIJI
day.
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ClaymOnt.

Claymont NJ. Z. Church, Claymont,
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor; subject, 1915, What Shall
We Do" 7.45. IF Thou Knewest"
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Prayer
service "Wednesday al s ID M
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HnIcreSt.

Hillcrest NJ. Z. Church. Rev. NJ. d.
Nutter. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
II. communion service: 7.30. Follow
ers OF Joy" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
An official board meeting will be held
Monday evening.
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Brandywine.

Brandywire II. E. Church, 200
Market street, Rev. w. Ernest Green
field, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor;
subject. 1890, The Fears and Com
forts OF Gods Servants" 7.3o, Safety
First" Sunday school and other
regular meetings al the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28

1t Lebanon.
Mt. Lebanon M. f. Church, Rev
q. y. James. pastor. Sunday school
al s.%6; preaching service. II; re-
viyal sscvicss. 7-so. Preaching by
Rev. J. p. Otis.
Grace African.
Grace A. NJ. L. Church. Third and
West streets. Rev. j. II. Tucker, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening; subject, II, THE Value OF
a Soul" s, LOSS of the Soul and
Gain Of the World Contrasted.' Sun
day school at 2; Sabbath school. rally
and sermon at 8. Christian Endeavor
meeting at !
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First Italian Presbyterian Church,
du Pont and Seventh streets. Rev. A.
Dassori pastor. Preaching by the
pastor at IL O'Clock, and in the eve
ming at 7.30. Sunday school and all
the other regular meetings at the
usual hours
First United.
First United Presbyterian Church,
Third and Broome streets. Rev. y. n
Calhoun, pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning by DR.. W. M. Anderson
Of Philadelphia. Subject. The Mis-
sion Fields" At 7.45, sermon by the
pastor. Subject, What Is Life" In
fant baptism at the morning service
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
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First Swedish.

First Swedish Baptist Church, Van
dever avenue and Church street
Moaning worship tomorrow at 1915 !;
subject, Jesus, the Light Of the World. -
Sunday school at noon. Young
peoples meeting, 6.45. Preaching ser
wee 7.30, subject. THE Churcb's Mis-
sion in the World" Deacons' meeting,
Tuesday evening: church meeting
Wednesday evening. On Friday even
ing there Will be a prayer meeting
when Pastor c. 7. Brodin Of Sweden
Wiz speak on the social, economical
religious and political situation OF
Sweden
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Richardson Park.

The services al the Richardson Park
NJ. E. Church, Rev. V. p. Northrup,
d. D.. pastor. tomorrow will be as
follows: 1910, sermon by the pastor;
special musical selections by the
choir, Percy E. Strickland leader. at
both morning and evening services.
Sunday school, II to /; Mems Bible
class meeting at the same hour; Ep-
worth League at CAS-. topic, Making
the Gift Effective" music by the
junior choir. Evening worship 7.3O
with sermon by the pastor.
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Scott.

Scott NJ. p. Church, Seventh and
Spruce streets, Rev. T. J. Sard, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor; subject
1890 Perfect Love Casteth Out
Fear" 1.3o, The Nobleman and His
Sick Son" Sunday school and other
rerular meetings At the usual hours.
DpwoYth League at $50; Miss Mil
dred Harvey, leader.
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New Jerusalem Church. Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Broome streets, Rev.
George Henry Dole, pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning at 10.45 by the
pastor; subject, THE Tenderness of
God"
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,Asbury NJ. e. Church. Third and
Walnut streets, Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning, afternoon and evening by
Rev. Grant c. Tullar, d. D., of New
York; subject, SIS, "Delusions." The
afternoon service will be a union ser
vice for Scott, Epworth and Asbury
congregations. There will be n prayer
meeting at a. m; Rev. c. c. Sulli-
van. leader. Epworth League meeting
$50. Special solos by Mrs. w. w
Seymour at all services
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Mt. Pleasant NJ. E. Church, on
Philadelphia pike, Rev. W. w. Sharp,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor; subject,
1890. Life Abundant" 80. Epworth
League. Sunday school and other
regular meetings AZ the usual hours.
The church and parsonage have been
painted and make a fine appearance.
, 1922-12-08
CASPER BOOKFELLOWS
Entertained THURSDAY
EVENING AT BANQUET

The Casper Order Of Bookfeilows
assembled at the Henning hotel on
Thursday where n month previous
y the local circ-e had been organ
tzed following 4 sumDtuous ham
Quet given by Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Richard Ship. This being the first
meeting after h organization #
was deemed slt.i-g and proper to
bestow honor upon the founders by
making the occasion a Ship eve
ming" Anticipating Mr. and Mrs.
Sh pp's emphatic disaDDrovai Of the
plan the secret vas Euar6ed well
by the conslDrators. composed of
the entire membership with the ex-
ception OF h honorees. Ait-s gar
taking Of the boIntiful banquet. u
feast OF song and poetry was en-.
goyei by all present Mrs. Phelps
took charge of affairs by announc-
ing hat every bookfellow ESSEN
hled. save only Mr.. and Mrs Ship.
was partieeps criminis in m con
spiracy Of me evening. and only al
would she have had the temority 20
lace the battle Ship and launch a
Ship program. but that all rel
, 1922-12-08
RECORD
BROKEN AGAIN
IN LAST YEAR
Applications Believed To
Have Reached High Water
Mark Long Ago Con-
tinue to Soar.

WASHINGTON. Dec s-Seventy
or eighty years ago an official Of tho
United StRtes patent office resigned
saying there would be no more use
for the office since everything in.
ventnbie a been invented I'm
1870, when applications for new pat.
ents Jumped from 1857 TO 1o2 $50 for
tho entire year. It was believed the
high water mark had actually been
reached. as nothing comparable to
. that figure had ever before been at
tanned in the history OF h office.
In 1921. however. the number rose
to lOT. e55 nj in the fiscal year end
. ed last June 81 reached n total OF
l1s.5a7. according TO tho annual re
port Of the commissioner OF patents,
Just published.
The business Of the patent office Is
IN excess of what the present force
dispose OF adequately and eff
cienay, Commissioner Robertson re
ported.
Until three years ago. Mr.. Robert
son declared tho office received
about 5000 trade mark applications n
year. but In the rear Just closed over
1900 applications were received.
The patent office was II Of tho
few government departments showing
n surplus Of receipts over expenses
for the year. Cash receipts totalled
S2,s94,2s and total expenses after
! paying 1886 900 as a bonus. left q nc;
surplus of s172.os
, 1922-12-08

p-old to do honor to one who had
contributed much Il It's literature
Of our state aid whose happy
thought hhd given birth. to such a
promising and sturdy offspring.
and to Mrs. Ship. the poets
worthy kel-mate and Inspiration.
-'-~H IN the hr1reciative dsdica-
tory lines OF his book. Intermoun-
looiA, Songs OF Their Days and
Ways:
TO MY WIFE
We two. you and I. hand In hand
Have wandered down the aisies
OF time.
Content with thing that have been.
and
Joyful tia: Life by His sublime
WIN has been 50 pleasant and
grand;
Listening. one hears. the bells
chime.
The music of an unseen hand.
The footsteps Of souls as they
climb.
Up. ever upward to the sky
Beside we two. Just You ana I.
, 1922-12-08
LOVE NOTS
BY KAY KEAN

Exit vamps.
Fear not the vivid vamp!
IT'S true that men and moths are
attracted by the bright lights. But
know you also that what a man plays
with that does he soon tire OF.
II the camp persists in being too
vivid. a mar is going to be a lot more
afraid OF her than it is every neces-
sary for his wife to be.
For every man is a coward at heart
wren it comes to women. Invariably
a man will fall for the sly little thing
with the scared.todeath eyes sooner
than the melodramatic siren who de-
mands a worm-like attitude.
It often happens in life's married
drama that when a wife believes her
husband is flirting with the star his
eyes LAY found something much
more satisfying in the chorus.
, 1922-12-08
SCOUT ACTIVITIES PLAY
BIG ROLE At NJ I'LL S;
THREE TROOPS FORMED

Mills has three troops of scouts
which are actively engaged in carry
ing on scout work.
The Girl Scouts meet on Tuesday
of each week and their program CON
s.sts of folk dancing. games lectures
and their regular class periods. The
Girl Scout rogra is being carried
on under the leadership of Miss Lar
son. Dunlap and Linn.
one night zach week is given over
to Tho Junior Scout work in which
forty boys are enrolled. The Junior
organization serves as n training
school for the smaller boys. The
Juniors receive the necessary instruc'
ton and training during this period
: which enables them the better to take
UP scouting when they each the pro
Der age. This week being vacation
the Juniors are busy building bird
houses.
/ The oldest troop Of scouts at Mills
is troop 10. which was first organ
i1ed by Perry Hunter in 1920. The
7 greatest difficulty experienced by the
boys at this time was the need of a
suitable meeting place. With the
erection of the new Mills school this
difficulty was eliminated.
Troop 10 recently raised $500 with
which to buy some needed scout
equipment.
The first basketball practice for
troop 10 is TO be held December .
Tho prospects are bright for a good
team and Mills will play some OF the
Casper troops this winter. Tho boys
are building log cabins this week
which will be displayed on Father and
Son Scout night December is.
, 1922-12-08

Tolerance peace The order VIII be
both frat.rnai and secret The presi-
Gent emphasized how peculiarly and
hitting the principles Of tolerance and
peace are descriptive Of h pips
smokers state OF m'nd and how the
seductive Influence OF a good smoke
OF man.
, 1922-12-08

Taxi 0or :wo and up TO II
Aoul -------s6 Cents
This leaves four cents for other
Injuries
Captain Wasser said he haa Z hard
time getting away from shore with
the ship. through having to hunt IN
a umbe OF the crew. The next time
he sails he says he VIII take only
s,mesick OLD men.