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Evening star., 1922-02-19

II "IHIcF SOdtS-IOTH1cTly SZ0
10 sos Normandys. sealette col
Jared. ] Chinchilla Sport Models,
dark shades. and 3 Jersey Wooltex
Coats-also Cream Chinchilla
Sport Coat and 4 lightweight.
self-collar models.
28 Winter C0ats-formerly $3.50
to $S5-including Coats and Wraps.
Materials include Cordova Cloths.
Normandys. knockabout materials.
etc. Some are trimmed with Squir-
rel, Beaver and Wolf, while others
are self-trimmed. Stitched and
plain.
S Winter Coats-formerly $50
and $685. stylish street models
of Veldyne-and 3 Wooltex Tai
lored Coats.
IL Winter Coats-formerly SIS to
s95-developed in Pollyannas.
Normandys, Erminfe, etc. Fur
trimmings of Squirrel, Beaver.
Wolf. Some embroidered, others
II Winter Coats-formerly S85
to $l25-including handsome
Wooltex embroidered coats of Pol
wanna. This lot is developed in
Erminic. Pollyanna and Duvetyn
and offers fur trimmed, embroid-
cred and plain styles.
II Winter Coats-formerly $50
to Sl35- smart Erminie Coats
with fur trimmings of Squirrel and
Beaver. l Normandy squirrel COL
Jared model. l Pollyanna squirrel
collared coat and 8 Princess fur
trimmed models developed in Pan
yelaine
3 Winter Coats-formerly SIPS
Fine Normandy Coats with blended
squirrel collars.
I 4 Winter Coats-formerly Sl10-
Marvella Coats with Beaver col
lars, fitted backs. finest qua..ty.
8 Winter COats-formerlv SIPS.
Sl35 and Sl454 Erminie Goats
with Silverian Squirrel collars, l
heavy quality Duvetyn model with
Beaver collar, l hand-fnished
Evora with fox trimming and
Normandy Wolf trimmed models.
IL Winter COats-formerly up to
$16Q-Highest grade of finest ma
terials and workmanship. Duve-
tyn, Marvellas, Pollyanna, Veldyne.
Cordova Cloth and Erminie. Beau
tiful fur trimmings of Fox, Wolf,
Squirrel, etc.
Winter Coats-formerly $l67.50
and $l75-Our highest priced mod
els. | Cashmere Duvetyn with
large Beaver collar and cuffs, l
Marvella Coat with fur trimmings
and 2 fine Marvellas with Fox furs.
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Seen in long time! The broken lines
Brown Calf Oxfords S2G51
Made to Sell at 500 Pair
II pairs Brown Calf Oxfords, with welt
soles and Cuban heels. Just these few:
sizes: As. 5H, 9, 6A. B-Ss. A. 41s' D.
5A. C-hs. S.
Lace Boots 81 95
Made to Sell at $500 Pair
22o pairs and nearly every size in the as
sortment A practical style-black kid lace
boot with welt soles and Cuban heels.
Lace Boots E2 95
Made to Sell for slzoo Pair
60 pairs of Women's Black Kid Lace
Boots, with French heels. A comfortable
but dressy boot. Fairly good assortment of
Sizes. AS, sA, 8. e1s. Al. AZ, 5.
51x, q. IN. B-31z. 4, Az, 5. C-S, Sh, 4. g.
eM. :, s. D-s, s.s. AZ, 5.
Lace Boots S3 95
Made to- Sell at S12yo0 Pair
GRAY Kid Lace Boots, with welt soles and
French heels; 80 pairs in the following
6. b and C-s to TN.
These are mighty good buy.
Strap Pumps 81 95
Made to Sell for $1,000 Pair
81 pairs of Women's Blown Kid and
French heels Come early for pair Of these.
sizes. Alt, Az. 5. 51s. A-3k. 4, An. s.
g. :. B-2k. ;. 4, AZ, 5. 6Ks. C-:1s. 3, 31x,
4, AZ, 9.
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Silk Stockings
Lisle
The quarterly stock-cIearing brings all
kinds of good stockings for little cost
$3.50 to $3.50 Sport Stockings, Csc
Wool. also silk and wool. in heather mix
lures. plain navy blue and cordovan. with drop
stitch; black and gray, with stripes; fawn. in
fancy checks.
$l.50 Silk Stockings, $l.25
Pure silk. seam back we'll reinforced. mer.
cerzed garter top. New spring shades-black,
cordovan. new tan. nude, rose. taupe and white
$500 Silk Stockings, S1.75
Full fashioned Ingram Silk Stockings
with mercerized garter hem; we'll reinforced
heel and toes; black only.
$3.50 Glove Silk Stockings, $2.95
Fancy and plain glove silk. very attractive
for spring wear; black. cordovan and chestnut
$1.50 Silk Lisle Stockings, $1.15
Full fashioned silk Isle. medium and chif-
fon weights; black, cordovan, Russian tan polo
gray
$3.50 Leather Bags, $1.95
Odds and ends in bags and purSes-ftted
with mirror and change purses-crepe seal.
pin seal. Morocco and patent feathers
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Imported Beaded Blouses, $16.50

French Imported Handmade Crepe de
Chine Costume Blouses-beautifully beaded
with crystal or cut steel beads-colors are
cherry, royal blue. Gamma. henna, navy and
black.
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Costume and Sport Blouses, $685.

Beautiful spring styles. fashloned
from crepe de chine and printed crepe
slip-over and tie-back, long or short sleeves,
collar and collarless models Beaded or
embroidered styles. others are designed
with colors contrasting in an effective way.
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Misses Cloth Dresses

2 $3.50 Navy Blue Poiret Twill
Dresses. Silk Braid trimmed; sizes
Il. 16. is. :,
.5 $500 Navy Blue Poiret and Trico-
tine Dresses. Silk Braid and Button
trimmed: sizes A. 16, IS. ;.
4 $3.50 Navy Blue Poiret Twill
Dresses. coat effects: sizes IA. 16.
10
g $500 Navy Blue Poiret Twill and
Tricotine Dresses. sizes IA, 16, 49, :.
3 $500 Poiret Twill Dresses. COM
bined with silk: sizes 1915 4
2 $500 to $1,000 Cloth Dresses:
Piquette and Twill coat effects. 4
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Scarf Values

20 $40 Brushed Wool Scarfs, attractive color
combinations, useful summer and winter, $7.8S.
$500 Narrow Scarfs of Brushed Wool smart
color combinations. Now &2.05.
Very Special.
$10.50 Scarf and Hat Set in Henna shade
$780,
$500 Charming Neckwear, $2.95
Remnants in guimpes of plain and tucked
organdy, also lace trimmed, to with
sweater or suit round neck and Tuxedo styles
$3.50 Lace Collars, $1.35
Remnants in collars. and collar and cuff sets
"a few vestees in round and boat-shaped
styles.
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Quarterly Stock
Clearing.
? s2o.5G Black Beaded Canton Crepe
Dresses, size To-. ..................S10 $1,000
! $3.50 Navy Blue Canton Crepe
Dresses. size 16-lS.. ........... $1,000
9 $3.50 Navy Blue. Black. Brown.
Canton Crepe Dresses. some COM
bined with Lace: sizes 16-lS. $500
) SS9s0 Silk Velvet Evening Dress
es. Brown. American Beauty and
Jade: sizes lois ..............S, .S,275
) $3.50 Silk Velvet Dresses COM
bined with Chiffon; sizes 10 and
lS years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S24.75
So so Black Velvet Dresses sizes
i5-lS years ....................S .S2475
?. S55G0 Duvetvn Dresses. Brown
ard Navy; sizes l6-1S. S,475
) s49.5O Black Velvet Dresses, with
Green and Red chiffon sleeves;
sizes i6-H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$21.75
$500 Black Roshanara Crepe
Dress. size Is years. .S2l.75
S'975 Navy Blue Crepe Satin
dresses .......v...,... .SZ1Z5
$500 Black Canton Crepe Dress.
Red chiffon sleeves .... S2l75
S59.50 Crepe Fai1le Dress. Brown.
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$z1.75
$500 Blac!, Canton Crepe Dress.
size 10. .S21zS
? $3.50 Beaded Canton Crepe
Dresses. Black: size 16.. $1,000
4 $3.50 NAVY Blue Canton Crepe
Dresses. sizes 1918. $1,000
9 s2o50 Canton Crepe Dresses. COM
bined with Lace and Chiffon.
sizes 1918 $500
$3.50 Silk Velvet Evening Dress
es. Brown. American Beauty,
Jade; sizes 10 ard l8. 8............. SITS
5 s4o50 Silk Velvet Afternoon
Dresses. Chiffon sleeves: Black
, sizes lo-lo .~..... SZ4.75
5 $3.50 Black Velvet Dresses. sizes
l4-lo ...-. e..: .......... .$z475
) so Roshanara Crepe. Colored
Silk embroidery; sizes 16-1s.. .sz475
$500 Navy Blue Crepe Satin
Dress. size l4-16. STATS
3 s4e.50 Beaded Black Faille Dress
es. sizes l6-lS .S26z5
S49.50 Navy Canton Crepe. size
10 -.................. ....~.. .$z6zS
l s65.00 Beaded Georgette Dress,
size 10 ....-................. .$Lozo :
s4o5O Black Roshanara Dress.
with Monkey fur; size IA .$z6.75
3 $500 Black Roshanara Dresses,
sizes 1910 ........-.-.. Sk0IS
$3.50 Black Satin. size IA. ... .$z6.75
3 Si9.50 Straight-line Canton Crepe.
sizes 1918 Observation-Disclosures. $2675
S65.OO Silk Velvet Evening Dress
es. Black, l Tangerine; sizes
1918 Observation-Disclosures. S3z75
$500 American Beauty Evening
Dress. size To-. .S3z75
$3.50 Crepe Faille Dress. Brown;
size 16 .................... .s3z75
$500 Black Canton Crepe Dress,
size 16 s3z.7s
] $500 Beaded Canton Crepe Dress.
Navy: size 49, .s3zz5
$500 BLACK Roshanara Crepe
Dresses. sizes 1918. .$32.75
S65OO Navy Blue Crepe Satin
Dress, Beaded; size 49,. .S3z.75
S65.00 Black Crepe Satin Dress.
Jade, Green, embroidery; size 16. $32.75
Evening star., 1922-02-19

This youthful blouse
of fire French voile has
collar, cuffs and front
opening finished with
the new shell edging Of
self material. This and
9 others for $3.50 would
make an excellent pur-
Cha
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Underwear

$3.50 QUILTED JACKETS. 1885
Quilted Bed Jackets, high neck and long
sleeves. Purple, Copenhagen. navy and black.
SI.5O UNDERWEAR. s5c
Envelope Chemise. of fine nainsook, trimmed
with lace and embroidery; extra size and
medium Mussed.
Cotton Brassieres and Covers. lace and en-
brodery trimmed.
8. 90 TO $500 EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR, CSC
Gowns. Envelope Chemse. Boomers Corset
Covers and Combinations lace and embroidery
trimmed. Just trif1e musSed.
$4.OO SILK CHEMISE. $f.9J
Crepe de Chine and Satin Envelope Chemise,
tailored and lace trimmed models. Flesh,
white.
$500 GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR, $2.45
Glove Silk Envelope Chemise and Embroid-
cred Vests, tailored tops, ribbon straps. Flesh
color only.
$1,000 ROBES, $1,000
Quilted Robes of crepe de chine, long
sleeves Flesh, peach and American Beauty.
5000 and $3.50 CORDUROY BREAKFAST
COATS. $3.50.
13 Breakfast Coats full lineu with pockets
and sash. Copenhagen and wistaria.
s4.OO CORDUROY BREAKFAST COATS, $22S
il Corduroy Breakfast Coats, Copenhagen
and purple.
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FURS--FINAL

Prices should insure positive clearing
every garment during the next few days.
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Misses Clearing

treet and Evening Gowns, also few
goods to be disposed of!
Quarterly Stock
Clearing.
$500 Black Satin with Chiffon
sleeves. sizes 1918. $3S.7S
S6500 Black Satin Dress. size 49,. $:SS.75
$500 Navy Blue Beaded Dress,
Crepe satin: size IS. .$3S.7J
l $6500 Navy Blue Crepe Satin, size
$55.0O Jacquard Crepe Dresses.
Copen and Brown: sizes 1918. 49,. .$3S.75
$4,000 Black, Navy and Tan Canton
Crepe Dresses. sizes 1918. ...... .$3S75
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Price. ly Sale.
! Duvetyn Beaver t IN m ed
Street Dress .............. $500 $34.15
Poiret Twill, stitched trim
ming. black and gray. ..SI05.OO $3.50
| Blue serge satin, elab-
crate embroidery ......... $3.50 $3.50
l Blue Poiret Twill. gray trim
ming ............... .s14s5o $500
l Black Poiret Twill,
style ..................... $500 $3.50
l Blue Tricotine WooItex Coat
Dress. distinctive ........ $500 $39:5
i3 Coat Dresses, Blue and Black
Poiret .................. $500 s:4.5
Poiret Twill chemise style $3.50 $500
Poiret Twill, Mohawk but
ton trimming ............. $47.5O S2l.S5
l Duvetyn and Poiret Twill in
Brown ....:.....:..... s47.5o $500
Blue Poiret Twill. Mohawk
and Henna trimming. $4,000 $l6.75
Is Black Tricotine Dresses. plain
models Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 S14.15
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Made to Sell for 500 Pair
IS pairs of Womens Patent Leather j.
strap and buckle Pumps, welt soles and low,
fat heels. All sizes, 3H to 7, in A and D
widths.
Young people will be interested in these.
Lace Boots "a Us
Made to Sell for $1,000 Pair
"a pairs in fine grade black kid, with welt
soles, low Cuban heels, conservative, service
able. comfortable; good sizes.
Sizes: AA-4k, s. 5k. 61s. Al. AZ. S. 6.
B-sH, 4, 5, 51. C-3. :k, A, s. D-4.
Lace Boots S4.95
Made to Sell for SlI.0O Pair
SO pairs of Women's Black Calf Lace
Boots. welt soles, low, fiat heels. very
desirable style for the school, miss. Nearly
Sizes: AAA-4h, S. s4s, 6. e1s. :. AA-S,
s1s. 6, 61s, =, IN. A., Az, 5, Sk. 9. B-S1s.
4, s, 51a, !. C-3h, 4, =. S.
Lace Boots 3d. 95
Made to Sell for $500 Pair
70 pairs of Women's Brown Calf Lace
Boots, with welt soles and Cuban heels.
Sizes, AA-6. eE. IN. A-4h. s. Sh. :,
g. 8h, z. ~. 8. D-21s. 3. s1a. 4. Az. 51z, 8.
6M, 2. 5H.
Lace Boots "a 95
Made to Sell for s1z.0O Pair
IA pairs of Women's Patent Leather Lace
Boots, dull kid tops, baby French heels. welt
soles Less than half price.
Sizes: AAA-4M, s, 5E, 6. AA-41s. s. 5hs.
8. A-4A, 5. c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
HANOVER CHURCH TO .
Be FINE STRUCTURE
All of tho Latest Ideas Will be
Incorporated in the Now
Building.

Tho proposed new Hanover Presby-
terian Church, to be erected on the
cite OF the present edifice. at Boule-
ward and Eighteenth street, at a cost
OF $4,000, from plans by Brown &
Whiteside. will occupy the entire
corner lot and will connect with the
present Sunday school Hall. II will
have a frontage of about l25 feet on
both the Bouevard and Jefferson
street. The Eighteenth street frontage
will be about 40 feet. The church Will
be constructed OF Avondale stone. The
interior. which is designed along the
lines OF the cathedrals Of Europe, will
be OF polished oak. The seating ca
pacity will be for $50 persons. loo
of the seats to be In the gallery.
A Encouragement OF the pews will
permit the church to accommodate
1000 persons, should such future
growth OF the congregation demand
the change. There will be a main en-
trance from both the Boulevard and
the Jefferson street sides. Entrance
to the pastors study and church Of
flee will be from Eighteenth street
Two exits from the main auditorium
also are provided. The basement will
contain recreation hall. Sunday
school room. kitchen and rest room
All the furnishings will be of the best
1t is hoped 10 have the cdiflce ready
FOR occupancy before October OF the
resent year, when the l50th ami
crsary of the church will be celebrat-
a l. 10 la h.s
.tr!an congregati tion in the city. The
membership is 602. Rev. Charles II
Bohner Is the pastor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29

prised that Senator du Pont would
be in the city today.
At noon Mr.. du Pont went TO the
Young Mems Republican Club where
he had luncheon with the members OF
the club and there was a regular old
fashioned Jam at the club rooms. II
was n fine day, and there were many
Republican workers from all parts of
the county in the city and IL these
were not membersAof the county com
mittec they went N the club anyway
for the purpose of shaking Senator
du Ponte hand and greeting him.
Sec. Benson Here.
Among the downstate Republicans
there was Secretary of State Alden
II. Benson of Dover. Mr.. Benson was
here early and expects to accompany
Senator du pont this afternoon to
Dover. While today's luncheon meet
ing and later address 70 the members
Of the county committee were political
affairs. tonight's dinner by Governor
Denney is supposed TO be non partisan
as far as. politics goes. Both Demo
Gratis and Republicans have been in
vited TO the dinner, II Ia stated.
There will be no action taken by
the New Castle County Republican
Committee this afternoon following
Senator du Points address. The com
mittee never indorses candidates prior
TO the primaries. although the Ken,
county committee indorsed Mr.. du
Pont earlier this week for both the
shrot and long terms. II was his first
appearance before the committee a.
a political speaker, and his friends
say that he would rather discuss po-
litical questions informally than at.
tempt set political address
The Senator was looking fine today
and apparently thoroughly in earnest
about his campaign for denomination
and reelection. His stay in SUISSE,
county tomorrow will not be lengthy
IL is said. but he will visit" thos,
leaders who are in position TO in
form him about any opposition ant
where the weak spots are and how
they may he strengthened.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
TRUsTY HEADS JAIL DELIVERY.
Three Prisoners Escape on Rope Of
Blankets; Fonrth Injured.

Chamhersburg, Pa April 2s-Es-' g
cape Of three prisoners from the
Fra nklin county jail was discovered
this morning by Sheriff Mayer. The
fugitives are Frank Lochbaum and
Owen Fleet. sentenced for wife deser-
ton. and Samuel Shockry. committed
on a charge Of larceny. \ fourth pris-
oner. Eugene Roberts. was found on
the ground beneath the third story
window with a broken hip.
Shockey. who is a trusty, is believed
10 have aided the others in the escape.
Locks Of the county jail we're con-
demned by several grand 5uries az
weak. it Is said.
! The four prisoners had made a ropes
Of blankets to reach the ground from
the cell room on the third floor OF tho
jail building.
! Roberts fell and was injured when
! the blanket rope came apart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
COURT RENDERS DECISIONS.

Judge Rice, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, today, rendered decisions
as follows:
Frank s. Dure against James s.
Logue. holding-over tenant suit,
judgment for the defendant.
Robert NJ. Hunter against Joseph
c. Eastburn, suit resulting from an
automobile accident, Judgment in IA
vor of the plaintiff for S94.24.
Rose Reman against Louis Mehr.
holding over tenant suit, Judgment
in favor of the plaintiff.
$. & Ii. Infant Wear Co, against
Mary \. Bailey. a suit relating to
goods sold and delivered. judgment in
favor of the plaintiff for S4S1.3S.
National Bedding Co, against the
Wilmington Bedding Co, "a suit relat-
ing to goods sold and delivered, judg-
ment for the defendant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
INNOVATIONS At
WILMINGTON TRUST
Unit Teller System Adopted and
Plans Made to Enlarge
Tenth Street Branch.

The Wilmington Trust Co. is the
tirst Delaware bank 10 institute the
unit teller system. which is in force
I'm a number OF the leading banks of
the country. Under this system. which
wac started here last week. one win
dow is both a receiving and paying
window. This means that instead of
the receiving teller only receiving. he
also functions as a paying teller.
The system has already met with
considerable favorable comment by
customers at the bank, who approve
Of the innovation. The adoption Of
this system means greater rapidity in
handling customers and will minimize
waiting in line. particularly during
rush periods. Under the old system, a
depoeitor might have had 10 wait for
three or four other persons to be wait
ed on. at one window and then If he
happened to have business at another
window, he might have had 10 wait
at that window as well.
I Five tellers are now employed and
/ sixth is 10 be added. The system is
in effect at the Tenth street branch
and will later be established at the
! Second street branch
In addition TO the institution OF this
/ system. a large number of other i'm
/ proveanents are being made about the
/ bank. which will result in much more
space being available. The banking
screen is 10 be moved back six fee,
and work will be started on this next
week. This is being done TO allow
more space for the public
The trust and real estate depart
ments expect to go into their new
quarters next week Work is nearins
completion on the Offices formerly oc-
cupied by the New Castle County Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co. TO be occu-
pied by the Wilmington Trust Co
The space now occupied by the rea
estate department will be taken over
by the Commercial banking depart.
ment. The business in the corporal.
trust department has grown TO such
an extent that more floor space ma.
been neceesitated. The additional spac,
is about $500 square feet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
SCARLET FEVER DISAPPEARING.
Total Number Of Cases In City Mt
Present Time Reduced TO so.

According to the records OF the
Board of Health, the number of scar
let fever cases existing in this city
at the present time is so. During the
present week the total number of new
cases reported was % These are scat
tered through all the wards except
the First, Second Fourth and Sixth.
The Seventh ward is leading with 9
new cases reported during the week
and the Ninth ward is a close second
with 6. The total number of cases la ST
week was SO.
Chicken pox is prevalent in the city
at the present time, the total num-
Der of cases being %. With the ex-
ception Of this disease and the scarlet
fever there are no other contagious
diseases existing in Wilmington az
this time.
During the week there were 13 mar
riages, 32 deaths and 35 births as
compared with Q marriages, 81 deaths
and SO births for the corresponding
week last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
HOPE DELAWARE WILL
BE FIRST TO RAISE
WILSON FUND QUOTA
Continued from page I

Mr.. Holt said committees had been
fully organized in all OF the states ex-
cept Indiana, where that work has
not been completed. while there arc
also organizations in Alaska, Canal
Zone and Alaska. The campaign,
he explained. WAS started on January
Is. In February Is reports showed
that 100000 of the s1.000,000 asked
fer had been subscribed: on March Is.
s660.000. There has been no report
since then, but all chairmen have been
urged to report by May 1. when, It
IS expected. the total will be at lea st
100000. He stated that while a num-
Der Of large contributions had been
expected very few had been received
There had been. only two of $4,000
and only five or six OF $1,000. There
had been a hearty response, however.
for contributions ranging from so
cents TO $40. which was exceedingly
gratifying, demonstrating the popu-
larity of the movement. When ST.
100000 has been raised the goal will
have been reached, although it Is
hoped thatsit may run up to s1,500,-
600 or s1,S00,000. The campaign will
go on until the million has been reach
ed, and il is expected that from time
10 time after that contributions will
be received. Considering conditions
Mr.. Holt considered that the show
ing made so far was very good.
lie explained what is to be done
with the fund. lie said former Presi-
dent Wilson is not 10 benefit by il
except that it is named for him and
because OF his ideals. The purpose is
to make an annual award to some
individual or organiza ton that has
performed some great public service
during the preceding year. II the
fund is sl,000,000 and it is invested In
. per cent government bonds. as is
proposed, 1t Will yield $4,000 a year
which is $4,000 more than the Nobe
prize. 1t is hoped. however, to hav,
a fund large enough 20 run the prize
up to $4,000 or $4,000. The FUND
will be placed in the custody Of s
board OF 20 men and women, 10 OF
whom have been appointed. They ar,
Cleveland II. Dodge. Henry Morgan.
thau, Carrie Chapman Gait. Edwin A
Alderman, Rowland H. Morris. vii
fiiam Allen White, DR.. Mayo. Presi
dent Nichols of Dartmouth College
Cyrus Mccormick and Franklin ID
Roosevelt. The other Is will be select
ed by national civic organizations
He showed how the prize was no
only a stimulus that would warran
striving for, but also how it woulC
emphasize the service that was re
warded each year and what grea
! credit 1t would bring upon the for
tunate winner. There will be a boar,
Of 10, who will formulate genera
rules, and the IS appointed by civi,
organizations will make the award
funder these rules.
Brief addresses urging the success
ful prosecution of the movement wer
made by Miss Stadelman, Mr.. Isaac
and Mr.. Marvel.