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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
CITY COUNCIL HEARS
PROTESTS REGARDING
THE WET PROPOSAL
Many Wilm'ngtonlans Oppose
the Manufacture and Sale OF
Beer and Light Wlnes.
FINAL ACTION ON MARCH |,

After ono hours consideration hy tho
ccmvnit'rc' of the whole. last night.
Cry Council deferred until Wedncs-
dav. March 1. sction on tho Chica go
proposal 10 petltion Congress FOR the
r~iincntlon ~ The No'steaj act 90 the
extent ~ permitting the manufacture.
salo and distribution ~ wholesome
beer and light wines.
An the members Of Council except
covncllnan Johnson were present. and
'hcre was large attendance of ciU-
yons who oppose the proposition.
Rev Leonard White. on behalf vi "A
COMMITTEES ~ tho Wilmington Metho-
dsi Episcopal Preachers Association.
rrcsrnicd the following communiea-
tlnn
We aro Informed that you have
under consideration. for action pc
rrnahlv. resolution adopted by the
C,tv Council of chicago 20 petition the
Congress of the United states 20 null
NV tho rlxhtoen'h Amendment by go
changing tho act ~ Congress- known as
the Noisiead net. 20 permit, the manu-
facture and .alc ~ hccr and wine.
"concornins thi. matter permit us 90
respectfully euggcat 60 your honorable
body the following,
u. Tho assertion IN paragraph r
az tho resolution before YOU cuntains
srnss cNacscration. n not palpahly
false. ropF
"a. II tho ncneai public were opposed
a. existing prohibition laws. as this
resolution frcm Chicago asserts. there
q an easy wav 20 test a. Thcrc II
hui ono lcEal process nv which tho
Constitution can be- amended That
rroccsa was resortvd 90. and the states
rnd tho Congress of tho United States
~ nn unprecedented vote passed the
rlghlccnth Amendment. There ls hat
ono way 90 legally got r.d of tho
t''ehtconth Amendment ara that hv
'ho process ny which O. was adopted.
n Hut further, since tho adoption
~ that amendment and thS passage NJ
'he Nolstcad act several attempts have
'con made % induce the Congress of
she United states 90 nullify this
amendment. ana those efforts have met
with overwhelming defeat. and since
rho Conercss ~ tho United States Is
n hody representins tho people. and
since ~ has steadily refused TO COM
r'v with Tho demandA FOR the multi
ryatlon ~ the Eighteenth Amendment
nnd has passed siill more stringent
Laws Cor lta enforcement. 70 is mani-
festly absurd Co claim that 'the general
public is opposed to existing pro
hhitory laws since those laws have
been steadily upheld by the law -mak-
ing hcdy of our land.
'e. Tho Same facts viii apply 20 the
FIRST paragraph OF this chicago reso-
lutlun. which asserts the enactment
and passage 81 Federal prohibitury
laws have failed to meet With tho APP
prpvnl ~ the general pubic thoughou.
ths country N the assertion were
correct, why has not the general pub.
iic' succeeded IN convincing the Con
grcSs az tho United states OF this So.
called fact7 4 powerful and infuen.ia
lohhy backed by millions 81 money ha,
not failed 60 attempt 30 persuade Con.
errss to modify or repeal 'eNis:inl
Federal prohihltorv laws but all 81,
cforts have failed. Is tAv nationa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
PIONEERS LADIES NIGHT.
Many Guests Mt Card Party
Aud Dance In Club Rooms.

The second Ladies' Night Of the
year wasobserved az dance and card
party held by the Benevolent Pioneer
Literary Society in their rooms, Ninth
and Market streets, last night. Two
hundred persons attended.
Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. M.
n Mosley. winner at euchre, and To
Miss Edna Gallagher winner at
lve-hundrcd The spot dance was
won by Miss Margaret McCafferty
and James Callahan. Miss Nan Fry
singer received the door prize. An
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
Sisters in beauty

Two pretty girls, sharing the same
beauty secret, although one lived 5000
years ago. Girls who both know that
fresh, smooth, radiant skin is not only
woman's greatest charm, but one within
the reach Of every woman.
For pretty girls used Palmolive in the
days of ancient Egypt, just as they do
today. The crude combination of palm
and olive oils which served as beautifying
cleanser was the inspiration of the familiar
Palmolive cake, famous for its mildness
the world over.
ModVn science, with all its progress,
can find no milder, more soothing cleans
crs than these two ancient oils. 1t can
only perfect their combination and offer
It in the most efficient and convenient
form.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
CUT|CURA HEALS
WATER b[|SIERS
Over Arms, Body, Limbs.
Itched and Burned.

II had . bresking out Of little wa
ses blissess on my wrist. They kept
spsesding until they were all over
my arms. body and limbs. Tho
kehing and burning were 30 severe
that at times I could hardly stand
the pain. My hands snd arms
smsrsed when ! put them In water
and at night I could not rest.
IL read an advertisement for Cusi-
cura Soap and Ointment and sent
for free sample. I purchased more,
and after using three cakes OF Soap
and one box Of Ointment l was
healed" (Signed) Mrs. T Theresa
Reynolds, Elliott, West Virginia.
Give Cu,icura Soap. Ointment and
Talcum the care Of your skin.
s.-,is Hssh Pre- " Mali. Address; .o.tie,rA tss.
srstsriss. Dept n, hAidsnts, hss Sold every
vhsr. Soap Mc ointment n and &c Talcum 2sc.
~ Csticura Soap shavss without asus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16

who viii number about GOO. and VIII
be accompanied by their 35-piece hand
About 600 local mon will participate.
escorted by their guard and accom-
panied Ivy their hand. The two bodies
will unite nj Fourth and Market streets
and march 20 the Public Building. and
from thence 20 Eleventh street, 10
Market, 10 Tenth and "a the Audi
torium, where the entertainment VIII
be given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
CHESTER LRw COMING.
WIZ ne Entertained by Lo,sl Odd
Fellows February 81.

The members ot Chester Ark, No
2, /. O. o, r. viii he the guoots> Of
Noah's Ark. No. I. OF this city, on the
evening OF February 2i. and a big
parade and entertainment has been
planned In their honor. Howard III
Ward president OF City Council, will
make an address OF welcome when the
parade reaches the Public Building,
The local Odd Fellows viii assemble
at headquarters, Tenth and King
streets. at T.3o O'Clock. and from thence
will march In body TO Fourth and
Market and nreet the Chaster mon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16

exhibition dance by Francis J. Pur-
cell and Margaret slattery WAS very
pleasing, as we're the s6les by Albert
Kelly and Miss Nan &cGonigall.
The association will give a dance
and flve-hundred in the New Cen
tury club on Tuesday night. Feb:
ruary II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
FEELING STRONG
and WELL AGAIN
Hillcrest, Del, Man Says He
Can't Praise Plant Juice
Too Highly.

To al who suffer from the symptoms
oi a derangcd stomach and liver, kidney
trouble and rheumatism, immediate
relief Is M hand IN tho use Of the famous
herbal stomach medicine, Plant JUICE
Wherever introduced II has taken
Immediate hold on the public and
Nbueht forth words OF praise from
people In all stations Of life. II does all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
Gold.teln in New Fieid.

Philip r. Goldstein formerly direc-
tor Of the Wilmington Y. M. r. A.
now Of Nov York, was appointed field
secretary Of tho Pennsylvania and
Delaware district, at a meeting In
Harrisburg, Pa. recently. I. p. Fink
elstein and Samuel Saretskv attended
the fnerffpr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16

Such clogging cnlarges, which soon re-
suits in coarse texture and the imbedded
dirt causes blackheads, and when it car
ries infection, eruptions follow.
There is no beauty in such neglected
skin, which rcpels when it should attract,
and prevents popularity ,and social sue
cess,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
Gives a perfect skin

To state that just washing your face
every day will give you that all-desired
fresh, smooth skin may sound too simple
to be true. But such cleanliness is the
foundation of complexion beauty, for this
reason:
The accumulations of dirt, oil and per-
spiration, cold cream and powder must
be removed or they will collect and clog
the tiny pores which compose the surface
of the skin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16

Every day someone VIII lose some.
hing or values--Many use the classl-
fed columns Of Every Evening and
get the lost articles returned.--others
count u los. and gre satisfie ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
Not extravagant at the price

IL Palmolive was very expensive soap.
such advice would mean extravagancc.
But the trrf, long wearing cake OF gener-
Gus size costs only 10 cents.
The reason is gigantic production which
keeps the Palmolive factories working
day and night and the importation OF the
bland, mid OILS in the vast volume which
reduces cost.
Thus this finest facial soap, which if
made IN small quantities would cost at
least - cents, IS offered at the popular
price which all can afford for every toilet
purpose.
THE PALMOLIvE COMPANY
MILWAUKEE, u. sA
THE PAIhoLIvE COMPANY OF CANADA I5uhrS
TORONTO. ONT
Also makers of q eonplst< Linz of tol ct urt.csss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16

e Arms and shoulders should be kept
smooth and white and hands must be
beautihed
Use PaImolive for bathing and these
results arc insured, with the comfort OF
skin which always feels luxuriously
smooth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
Not for face alone

Don't forget that your neck and
throat are also conspicuous for
skin beauty or the lack of it, and
that this is where age first shows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
Piles! Pyramid
Brings Relief
Yes, the Relief Afforded by Pyramid
Pile Suppositories Is Truly a
Blessing

Maybe you are suffering with Itch
Ing, bleeding or protruding piles or
-hemorrhoids. and if you have never
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Any reader can get tho answer TO any
question by writing Every Hveping Infor-
nation Bureau. Frederic J. Hsskik. Dirccs
tor, Wash nston. -. 9. This offer applies
strictly 90 Information. Tho bureau cam
not, give advice on legal. medical and
financial matters. ~ does not attempt 10
exhaustive research on any subject. Write
your questions plainly and briefly. Give
ful name and address md enclose two
eplies are sent direct to the inquirer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-16

tried Pyramid Pile Suppositories, by
all means do so at once. Get q so
the pain and distress, get quick re-
lef and a. new lease of comfort
Take no substitute. II you would
like to try them first please send
name and address to Pyramid Drug
Co., OF Pyramid Bldg, Marshall,
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NEWsPRINT QUESTIONS = I
~, BEFORE TARIFF MAKERS
Daughter of J. b. Rockefeller, Sr.
Gets Divorce Decreetsn {,
Z. Record Time,


Washington, Dec. 2s.-Eewsprin'
occupied the attention today Of sen.
ate tariff makers, manufacturers
asking for protection for their in
dpstry and newspaper publishers
urging that the paper b retained
On the free list as proposed in the
Fordney bill = ~. p; -.5
Opening the, discussion with a
presentation of arguments for the
manufacturers, Colonel William E.
Haskell, vice president of the Inter
national Paper company, declared
that the newsprint alone of all
paper was unprotected by a tsriff
and that "the reason is obvious, that
the press can control ,legislationS
The witness added that the Indus
try did not ask for the same pr0tec.
tiop as given other paper because,
past experience has convinced us
of the futility of such a request :
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CLAMPlNG THE LID ~
ON IN WINDY CITY

Chicago Dec. 19.-Vigorous
prosecution of alleged liquor law
violators, taken in numerous jraids
the last two nights following order
from Mayor Thompson to clamp
down the liquor lid in Chicago, was
promised today by Robert E. Grove
states attorney. More than 75O per
sons, including $50 saloonkeepers
arresed by the raiding squad were
to be arraigned in police courts to-
day, e, ..
The raiders visited every quarter
Of Chicago from the exclusive
Casino club on Lake Shore Drive to
the "black and tan" resorts Of the
South side. Among those: held was
Harry W. Mager, formerly United
States collector of internal revenue
for the Chicago district A large
stock of liquor was found in the
apartment where Mager was taken
into custody, according to the po-
ice, and he was charged with violat-
l1ssg the Illinois prohibition law.
Chief Of Police Fitzmorris today
saiGthat from secret reports he was
convinced that Chicago technically
was dy. :. n
But we will not relax" he said.
THE mo- exclusive the place raid
ed the nTe prominent the persons
arrested, the better I'll like it. For
it will shw no one is immune"
Locker in clubs will be the next
target of he police, it was stated.
The raits were conducted under
the Illinois prohibition law.
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EDITH MCCORMICK .r
DIVORCES HUSBAND

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Ms. Edith
cCormick, daughter o. John D.
Rockefeller, Sr,, milllnaire OIL
Ming, was granted a diprce' from
lHdarold f. Mccormick, resident OF
eAs International Harvster COM
pany, \ in. superior courttoday.
No pfesyison for alimny was in
cluded in S<he divorce dfree, which
was signed ain court tfby5 Judge
Charles A MaeAponald,E after Mrs.
Mccormick had Ailed pit for di-
vorce on charsxes bf desertion
against Mr.. Mccormsss who admit
ted the charges - ..l4,
While no announcement of any
settlement was made in curt, an an
agreement had been reached sj5be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick on
the division of property, according
to Clarence Darrow, one of the
counsel for Mr.. Mccormick q i
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aILsoh DELUEEDs 49,
4 WIN TEiEGRAMs
EBithday Grs@siEass. ;F1en.- Az ossr
World d-Yelu~ss qf Scsmnuniea.
:, 4 tions Break Record. {.

washington, Dee. Former
President Wilson was yesterday del
uged with kilograms from all over
the world on; the occasion Of the cele-
bration Of his e5th, birthday at 1htlt his
home here. It was said tonight that
the kilograms were, Of congratula-
tory nature on the Improvement in
his health and that the volume pro
badly exceeded any like number Of
greetings ever received by Mr.. Will
son. IN the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson went for an automobile ride
and in the evening had as guests fol
dinner Miss Margaret Wilson and
several other members Of! the family.
Several of the more intimate
friends Of Mr.. Wilson called at his
home on s street during the day to
extend their greetings in person. II
was said that the former president
was in; excellent spirits and. keenly
enjoyed the messages Of good will he
received, from friends throughout
the world. - a., ,s. 4
New York, Dec.-ss.-Fifty women
from various cities observed the
birthday of Woodrow Wilson at lrin-
eheon' here today. They were ad-
dressed, by Frank L. Polk, former sun.
der secretary of state; Henry Nor.
genthau, one time ambassador to
Turkey, and Miss Virginia Potter
Mrs.y william G.. McAdoo,. daughte,
Of The former president, was an hon,
orary guest. .,< ~: b q
The campaign to raise $1,000,00(
for awards Of the, Woodrow Wilson
foundation for "neritorious service
to democracy, public welfare, liberia
thought or peace through Justice
was discussed. It was decided t.
start after contributions January 16
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Prtf YSffs!y ,r,Tsi., : 7I
HOLIDAY DRINKING .a$ty3F 81
REvIyEs SENTENCE
:ss.sss.iss, ss EiSht.sn MeathR
rstmt Falls OF RssFsd

York Dec, 2a,--,A; : s,,,usanue,tdAd
sentence Of is months sors ths caail-
gang against Robert McGinnis, .
York: textile worker, inoperatsA IS
long as he observed strict sobrsety,
viii become effective on the charge
Of drunkenness this morning, byta
jury in municipal court. Il
McGinnis . was charged j with
drunkenness and disonderly conduct,
but was found guilty of, only drunk
enness, his alleged assault on John
Hall Friday night not being clearly
established Mayor E. A. Hall inn
posed a fine Of one day. in Jail OK ;sa
giving him ten. days in. which to de-
eide whether OF not 70 appeal To- a
higher court, MeGinnis is il the
York county jail and <seems net to
/ have made up his mind as. to what
action he will take r. s4ts9.g ~.
,At the November term Of ,e,e,uaral
sessoins court McGinnila entered si {, a
nlea !, 8, Of guilty ! to the charge Of Is.
sault and battery with intent toskill,
having shot and ssRiously wounded
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GREAT SCREEN PLAY COMING
.Grifhths "Way own East. Come.
a si Opera House. .g

Announced as the most remark
able production with which the name
Of David W. Griffith has yet been
associated in his "Way Down East
made from the famous stage play Of
the same name and which EY be
shown in this city edc M si.s,re
at the Opera House beginning Mon.
day January 9 and 10, to run fo1
two days, matinee and night.
AS is expected, the usual Griffith
effects and embellishments are said
to be found in this latest work in
abundance. It will be presented
here with an augmented orchestra.
Distressing from the stage version
he will take his audience from the
simplicity of countryside to the
lavishness of city mansions and
thus display in a new series Of color
schemes an array of elaborate
gowns and surroundings typical ot
wealth. At the end will come the
famed terrifying New England bliz'
zard and the break up Of the ice
gorge in the Connecticut river,
scenes which in otheS, cities have
made audiences grip their seats.
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SOVIET: PREPARES ||:'''' / :
FOR COMING WAR
ARMY, AND NAVY MUST NOT
BE REDucED.-BoLsHEvIsT
MINISTER OF WAR SEES IN
VAsIoN BY; OUTSIDE FOES.
SPEECH BY TRoTZKY.

Moscow, Dec. 31.-The Soviet ar
my and navy, now totalling 1,595,OOo
men, must not be reduced, but on
the contrary must increase training
and be prepared for war next spring
and summer in the event that outside
foes carry out their plans to attack
Soviet Russia, declared Soviet Min
ister of War Trotzky in a fiery
speech before the Ninth all-Russian
congress today.
Enthusiastic applause greeted
'Trotzky when he said the Japanese
were aiding the White Guard aggres-
sion in the Far East and added: "The
impudent ,imperialistic beasts of prey
must know that besides the four
powers which have just concluded an
agreement among themselves, there is
still a fifth-Soviet Russia and the
Red army" ,.sg,s.r. 4 ~. :, ~. ~
Trotzky announced. to the congress
the capture of Kharbarovake in 81
becira by the White Guards Sin the
presence of Japanese 'bayonets.:"
.sNow,, can We, remove. our troops
from the Far East2" he demanded
rhetorically. 'No. we can only regret
there were not enough Of them. But
we are certain that in the future
enough Of them. But we are; certain
that in the future enough Red bayen.
cts will be there to hold back the
g pressure." 49,. ..
'sThe Red navy is insufficient" he
continued. CAT the hands of the Rus
sian White Guards and foreign i'm
p perialists the navy suffered a number
of merciless shocks, but those whit
believe t,csE~d navy can be forgot
Yts-~e''mistake., We don't know, how
future world hia -, = w;,, tnrn ont
but We we know we mast preserve tn,
hums and technical kernel Of ou
!
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SENATE AMENDMENTS LOST

Washington, Dec. 22.-Senate
conferees late today agreed to eli
inmate from the bill carrying 500,
100000 for the purchase of food
for starving Russians all senate
amendments including an item Of
$500,O0O for additional hospital IA.
cilities for war veterans and $780,.
900 to relieve Unemployment. The
bill as agreed to: IN conference i
xactly in the form IN which il II !, was
approved by the. house. The house
before adjournment today agree
to the conference report.
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A.. - - A. t.5vt'F StSrFiSf - .-l' q
ERAHYS APPROVE KoAD'y i
PROGRAM IN sTATE|
STATE
Many Letter. ofhApprovai IN Road
Program Received by Governor
:. ,.. Cooper.

- L
Columbia, Dec. 2s.-Many letters
of approval of the proposed thirty
four million dollar road program as
advanced by Governor Cooper in a
statement issued ten days ago, have
been received by both the governor
and the state31highway. department,
and there seems to be strong senti-
ment throughout the state for such q
program, according to information
received today from the Offices Of the
state highway department in Colun,-
bia. '-. -
Secretary L. H. Thomas of the
highway department, states that his
Office has received many letters ex-
pressing strong approval OF the pro-
posed road program, especially as the
proposed plan does not call for the
Flevying of any additional taxes to
take care of it. Citizens in all parts
of the state have approved, the pro-
posed plan as feasible and reason
able.
The highway department, as well
as Governor Cooper, is pleased with
the letters approving the road pro
gram. Hope is expressed that the
plan will be launched ID during the
E1922 session of the general assem-
lbly. Officers of the Automotive
Trades associations of the state have
expressed interest in the plan. and
have sent copies of the program to
many persons. u ftti ti.5 ;.,., Z,
1t is expected that Governor Coop.
er will lay the details Of the pro.
gram before the Legislature mex,
month, in his annual message, which
will probably be delivered on the
opening day, January 10. 3
The strong feature of the; govern
or's program is that it does not cal
for any increase Of the tax burdento
provide it. The program would cove,
six years and would create 2,40(
miles of new highways, which added
to the mileage to be completed this
year would make system OF a,ool
miles. : x&...h
Under the proposed plan the money
would be provided, over a period Of
six years from the following sources
4 L. Federal aid, about s1,10o,0o(
r. q year, or s6,eOo,eoo in the entire
period. ;. :.
q. A slight increase in the auto
mobile licenses, to bring them by the
end of the six-year period to the
average maintained in other states
This would produce $1,3oo,ooo addi'
tional a year, or $7,soo,ooo in six
years. * = j; -
g. The present two mill property
tax for highways, which would yield
it's s6,2OO,0OO in the six years
i a. A tax of one cent per gallon
! on gasoline, which would in the SIX
years yield ss,4oo,ooo. ..,3-.
;. 10. A state bond issue o. SlQ'ooo-
O0o, the interest on which would De
taken care of by a part OF tne re'e-
nue..
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Dec. %.
! WANTS

wANTED-To do\ your sewing,
prices reasonable. Also have two
rooms to rent, fu4nished or un-
furnished. Phone 1881, IL Maga-
zine St., Mrs. Stuart Miller. 2tpd.
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wANTED-you to get our prizes on
roper back bands, cd liars,
and collar pads. B. T. Cochran
& Company. Jan. 2.-2tc.
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FOR RENT-Lower floSr of house at
10 Haigler street. Apply to Mrs. R.
C. Wilson. Phone 1858. 1t. c.
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MILK cOWs-Three nice milk cows
= with young calves, fon sale, OF
will exchange for corn, peas or
3 hay. Parker & Reese. 1,2-1tc.
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1STRAYED-One black mare mule,
with white nose; weighs abd dut
500 pounds.I Notify S. J. Links
store. !
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sTbcKHoLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting of the. stock
holders of the Building. and Loan
sssociat3 on of Abbeville will be held
Dr. g. A: Nenfer's Office at S p.
wed)hesds7S 6uary 4th, 1922.
- S. MORSE,
ea Sec. & Treas.