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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
EDUCATIONAL MOVIES
TO FEATURE EXPOSITION
Ia Ns.ncln,eh rrc.,l

RIO DE JANEIRo. Sept. 3o-Ths
motion picture VIA play role In
the Brazilian Centennial Exposition
unknown TO former world fairs and
cypOsitions After h"ing exhibited in
this capital. Aims showing every
phase of Brazilian Industrial COM
m"rcial. agricultural and civic lfc
VIII start on a Journey ~ education
Ia Other cities aud towns through
ont The cntlr" country An enormous
numh "r Of nlms showing Ne III for
"'Hn lands Will hc exhibited hero
and In many Of the other cities In
brazil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
VIM. RUSSELL COMING
HERE: IN THE CRUSADER"
Actor Stars as Young Prospcc-
tor III Picture at
Blucbird.

In The Crusader" a William Fox
photoplay which Will he at tn. RIu.-
bird Thearer Monday and Tuesday.
William Russell Is starred in
the role OF young prospcctor. MAN.
81 inc scenes wer" taken in tho
famed Cobalt mining district.
Tn" story IL ~ Alan Sullivan T,
ga. directed by Howard NJ. NItrh.ll
who Is one Of tho leading directors
~ tn" Fox forces. The popular Fox
star - supported by Helen F.rru
@on Fritz Brunette George Wchh
carl IantN""r, Gertrude Claire. Frcd
kohi"r aud Ralph Cl"inCsr
IN" young miner lives on farm
mn his heart is in The city. His
sweetheart tells him ali" Is saving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

FOR the big town. Noting his dis
appointment. his mother adviDes
him TO try his luck In the city. real
iZing that there is no chance for
him on the farm. He goes 10 the
cobalt mining district and becomes
epccossful An interesting low. story
is woven 10 the picture.
"Th" Crusader" IL declared to no
one of the best vehicles Russell ha,
had
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27

Mrs & H.. King ~ wineAa, Nina.
the wonan's ns;ionAi clay target
chafnpien for 49, - Size woH the
titN M the Twenty-,hltd Annual
Grand American Handicap TrApshesot'
ing tourney ssAgej ~ Atlantic city,
y. J. TIE eaEry its, was the largest
10 the history 81 che association.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27

"Was Icurxans party much"
mo Al but "0e we're back nj
work next day Life.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27
Mafnsd hY kapsrisnea.

-MunEmun. Mister Johnson" STAN
uisred young sanksy sptnA 4 want
to mum marry ysr daughter, zonzA
line. Im not good enough for her,
but"
"Yon're dead safe tn telling that
10 me-" Interrupted Gap Johnson ~
Ruinpus Ridge, Ark. "6nt don't II,
her nav hear you say II When |
was counting the girl that Ia my pres
.Ert wife 4 ,,fyta hvr tssss.ssev rSwt I
wasn't good enough for her daughter.
and b dogged II she dldnt believe mr,
end his b,.eu mentioning II ever
ptu--aince IL 4Dsaa city Star.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27
Safety Of Pupils Should Be First
Considerat ion in Planning
10 House Them.
FlRepROOf MATERIALS URGED
70 Called "rlre EseapssT Are Often
Mskeshists That Become Death
Traps IN IN Emergency
Death Toll 10 HEAVY,

Chicago. School buildings that
won't burn can I've built az readily as
shuSc that Dc. and NJ much less add
tional cost than many persons Imswsnc,
Il Is largely nater Of selection Of
building materials. and 10 many cases
materials with high IRE resisting quail
tiles can he obta ned from lorni
sources, according t. men c"pneried
intimately Win ne x3fligaa sris4sssffGsir>
tion Industry !, Ia Jus, as important
10 have hreproe interior ~ a fire.
proof exterior. Buililnas with exte-
rlur walls az masonry, hu' wiki a
wooden interior. are In ne snSe rrr-
proof, A secaled Are escape docs
no, meg, the deficiency. for tine aud
again these makeshifts have heroine
death traps In Al esassxsncx, ~ lJAek a.
familiarity with their use, ieeksd dscrs.
obstruction Ia passagcways or other
results Of carrlcssn~ss and sndl@sr-
ene~ have Contributed u ths large
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27
Save Newspapers
to Save Forests

The uss " old pager STOCK Ter tie
nssnRfaetEse ~ bep%T In xsrs MD. and
we end meatleu Of the prs~sas h. Issa
Esark xs earis ~ idaSA
II IN enly In Fwcesaf years. howeser.
thar II has hs~n realized that h wesid
rot osnsy ~ gtSssi oassfs~a NJ esssaxw
the en0rHsoas waAts r~pFssxnted In
printed paper, but was an absosut@
rer~sslty II the CONSUMPTION ~ arxs-
print e0atiAnes 10 gro~ and the sup
ply u spruce tisaber t. Giainish
Ear@ liz ia-l The sax@sa prssdacts
laboratory Of the iscparsn-nt u AZ.
rIcultuFv undertook a series ~ eusp-
Earntlys tests 10 GrteFmae the EN-
cieacy Of PROCESS asing ben,onite TO
accomplish ths heretofore almost i'm
possible task II washing all the cartson
black out Of the naeerated pulp after
Il had hesn l0o-~a~d ~ alkalle~. \
u Wells, the eR.iue<-r In charge %
the experiments. nov reports that they
we're sueeessfus
In de-tnkiBs printed paper and cape
rtai!y newspaper, says Mr. Wells 1T
IL comps rativeiy EASY 10 loosen the
earbop black by dlxzolving the yArnlSh
Of the printing snk By USE 81 slkaiies
sach treatment wlll not intur ground
wood pulp snt II the carhoa black
could be completely washed Vut AFTER
liberation satisfa ctory material
would be- obtained
Unfortunately the fhsrs Of the paper
ssjqfk ssfsas ~ 2 ss;rI sys:i!sss. N sss, tR
enm~shiag the particle o. earbon and
there IL 10 means 81 washing 10 com
Hson USE that viii permit he ccmpietr
rmoysl without excessive b1ss ~ pulp
or expenditure OF tine water and
power that are pruhlhltlve Ia fact.
point seemed 10 BE- reached beyond
which IL Ia impoSs 81" e. remove the
remaining traces Of ina With benton.
Iie, hsiWcver. VIZ nats- / ritisf6nSe Nat
viii pass through Ordinary liters and
With It's enurmous surface. On account
OF the extwm. nuensSs = its partl
eies. will carry all the carbon black
along with H."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27
Says Il Made q
New Person
of Her

Thousands Of people neediesaiy ezs-
dnrs haif-saek. nervous, rundown
coalition whsn they might eajey
sturdy. robust health and sll Its ,naani-
fold Dressings " they oniy knsw what
% do, People In this eadltlan find
Tanlac soon ends their trouble and
builds up abundance u str~ngth, en-
srgy and vitality. Mira ,Paal l-ssxsa.i.
Ut .. ritxhagh st.. Rochester. n, T..
says.
@H0tnetiHse ago my health and
strHhgth Iest ME all at once. lost
ninste%a pounds Ia short time and
could hardly stay ~. ] gained Ave
I,ounds On tao bottles az Tsniac and
II has made me perfectly well and
strong again"
Nervousness and rundown, tired
out feeling ara but symptoms Of =
hidden cause. which usually lies tn
the stomach, Taplse enables yon 10
digest your food properly, eliminasa
wHsts sai re=s.. gear old time
strength aud yisor, Gaa bottle today
st any good druggist 80 Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27

The possibilities ~ a proves for
the recovery Of old newspaper stock
ARE 'appGfs.ir fulahS 1ins' 'FssH'ffsr ss'h
The paver industry says Mr. Wells
swhca the pFtcr paid for old raper
stimulated cullertte9 II Is reported
that about 2ana tons pee month
wer~ collected In Chicago, II which ~
rar cent was news During the sam"
p-Tsad Cleveland IL reported 10 have
handled Ssn i;,ns ssoF day. IL which l'e
sarus sssre sssNsu.y - !, ,,.g-, .,,,
"in our large metropolitan cwsatfrs
probably $50 tons s~r day were cob
ic.f~d. which would furnish very
e,4lsl ierabie portion ~ our daily con
suGnItion ~ TeD tons u ncWsprinL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27

Even sick child loves the "trulty"
taste OF California Fig syrup II tho
little tongue is coated, ~ II yonr child
~ ilstlrss. cross. fryeFish, ful " cold,
or has collie. tcnspoonfrl will never
fail 10 open the bowels. In few
hours you can sea for Yourself how
thoroughly Il works all the consiipa'
ton poison, SOUR bile and waste from
the tender. little bowels and gives you
= well. playful child again,
Millions III mothers keep california
Wig Syrup" handy, They know a tea
spoonful to,iay saves u sick CHILD &"
morrow, AJAX your druggist for genuine
California Fig syrup which has di.
rsetluns fer babies and children 81 all
ages printed on bottle. Mother You
must say california" or ycn may set
! IN imitation w syrup. Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27
Build Schools
That Won't Burn

trath nit charged against the 'rrw
escape"
one type 81 Arvproof construction
hecon!ng generally adopted FOR large
schuolS consists ~ reinforced en-
srvte structural trRulr, comprising all
structural parts sucL as floors root,
stairs. girder., columns and wall piers.
and tirvproof Interior partttlopS This
form u constFactloa has tsecn adopted
as tho STANDARD IN Philadelphia BGf.
fslo, Cincinnati. seattle aud host II
smaller rttlrs
Has Many Advantages
Advantages claimed for this type are
the Homogeneous character of the
structure. better sequence ~ con.
structiun With consequent saving ~
time, grea, strength rHd rigldi,y. aud
slight reduction IN the general d..
menslons az The building h"cau~ ~
the thinner exterior walls and ntsrirr
partitions Saving ~ time Is pnssihle
because the entire structural frame,
including the for and rcsuf slabs. may
he ti4iapihss4f. msfbe,r. sessy-s ;zs,na..
after which the brick veneer or con.
crete surface finish. az the case may
be, may H. started and completed si,h.
out interruption.
Another tyre frequently employed
for exterior and corridor walls IL a
double wall ~ reinforced canrrst.
formed by an adjustable meta mod
! The dead air srAee heiarep the
two wall sections provides insuls'j'' n
against cold aud heat The sxtercs
In usually coated with uucco. which
should he Of Specially selectcd mate
ria such ~ white sand and white Port.
land evment The Interior plaster 10
applied directly 10 the coecrste. since
the dead sir spare within the wMn
makes furrins unnecessary This elm
mates the c,yat ~ lama
SecAll-1 artificial stoue. &hlrh (. I.
r~alisy a cast blnrk 81 concrete ssu
ally made wglh lisa., ~,agsF,.. ss-5.ytti q
cry and fsccd with specially selected
aggregates esien ptx~d With white CO
aaeut. is used gate extensively 10
many Ssgftnas " the cansfry ahcre
the err ~ irs manufacture has h.sn
cell Developed nnly experts raa tlls
tlnguish Il from natural cut stoae.
Fer the lHtefios. reinforced concrete
fo"vs. stairs, aHa rpns provide h IN
tcgrvr ~ Gre resistance B,.cAn$e ~
the comparatively light fsyNr inads zoe
~ several II the Nghter tyres N re-
sntnree9 cssrseretr f!@ars are genera y
tire mcrst ecqtm"rifal Interior pn rs
tinns can ne naals ~ efssscrvte I,a n
flnn block, usualfv otHasnatle frssrr
. scw~as spsrrr~s Plaster ysag IVA efst.lsssi
10 THESE hlerkS S'thtu, ,sle ws~ - latf
the rruGatio0s a the h't~rk nr,,yl ,tirs
arrr grir Portland c"inenl r1a~ -
"a metal tash slSn naskps hsxtIy a-~-
rs'sasttve par7Sti@n TIE rosv su'@n
Itself rsay h. ssry1tsa nassie ~
rorAscsi,'pc fNish srf@tea Directly ~
the rarcrvts ssrh This makes 4 s.-
isa, u quiet casnfs r-aNie, easy to Keep
cse#a sad pleasing i'm arr~s rrarp
I've grrerNI riaE ~ the talitt &
mpx ~ se arrHagei ssat = fire. m r.
tfssirg In sAE cwgtsntA rarant rrgt 4
T In 8 horsx9ets! SIrs~rson aa1 aGl tstj-
mxys Es-~ - ertaevse~s ~e rNsf h crr.
~, stNrvSf n tr-'it,sl SiTmr-iess In
Svch sa'aH-< @-fss3 r4ql}sirsn ~ ~
'lr~sy frse iss*a fts rgv7 ae~ w t.re
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27

The humane society az Lon
don. Ont. is Investigating ~.
ports ~ alleged cruelty ~ a
: ltfynfe' III '@aff4asf'v'sNpsre wilrsiss
Il IL stated. women rotn. ,et'nx 10
a chicken race. tore a rcrstps
To pieces In their Efforts 10 prove
tina, they had won II The e,ens
APPEARED 30 the program as a
"chickrn racS fbr ladies'" Tire
bird being sat loose and the
women pursul ng H. Finally.
whan IL Mas CNSIasres. swn nj
the contestants, enrh holding BY
4 lsg. tore the rooster apart. II
Ia said
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27
$500 Tons Gathered Daily win
Equal the Daily Cut on About
2T5,M0 Acres.
- ~
PERFECT De.IAKllG PROCESS
Agricultural Department ceneosts
Lsoer story Tests ard Finally Per.
isess prsessa to Use
Old Nssspapsra


Washington, ID. C.--Sasiag ED news
pAt.S hat They may be- used akastn
In ,hs nanufactus u ne~spgtn' may
sessin Tar removed FROM the problems
~ forest conservation, bot AZ mat.
Ter u fact IL Ii directly connected
with he work 10 which the forest ssFS'
ice OF the United States nepartnsetat
Of Agriculture ID Interested IIiis
branch al the governments taany ae-
ti,.tles has recently been coGdnctins
u series Of experiments Ia the DE- lnk'
lng process ard now announces that
!, has been perfected and - practi-
eabla.
Abnu, 2.tID tons Of old newspapers
can be gathered daity In the larger
cities, II Ia estimated. and turned INTO
nessprins BY this process. In tefins
" forest acreage thIs m"srs roughly
ffie aRfihg ~ me tut tS'ffs ttSir on
about 1880 acres THIS acreage car
ries cTop not produced IN a year,
bur spruce forest requiring ltH years
or Longer to gfuw That Is regarded
NJ 40 Important saving, In view VI the
fact that the daily consumption Of
rrwsprint In the United. States ID APP
prutimraely T.DJ tons
M ifs h>5Ysffi ',.s syfrfsfhs.n SIS psrt
dnc,Ion OF neNsprint depends upon
the forest for To rnw material The
pn=nt supply. coming largely from
mills In the northeast aud lake STATES
IL derived from forests In tie United
MATES nos seriously depleted. or fren
less accessible FORESTS In Canada The
latter now furnish H5 per cent OF
the raw pulp used BY mills In this
country.
Raw Materials scarce
Many OF these mills. representing
immense investments. no longer have
supply of raw material of their own,
but are dependent either on u foreign
supply II pulp or 90 pulpwood that
must he hnuied long distances In the
United States Sume of these mills
have their own supply for only ten or
Nenty years In advance, aud but one
mill ia known Tint has supply strict.
~ itx own thar ~ good for more than
hnlf century
The Increasing distances 20 the fast
teC@iIps forests mean added freight
eopts und higher priced product.
while hang nc over mills operating on
imported pulp IN the ever present pos
S'hiIity ~ embargo. even now hr FROM
a theoretical menace. Thus r.ie in-en'
tive to the DEVELOPMENT - de.lrkins
process ls apparent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-10-27

Getting up early il more often =
matter ~ taste rather than ~ prln
eipir.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
THE SHOTS THAT HIT
THE TARGET

YOU remember Longfellow's poem
about the arrow he shot into the air
that "feu 10 earth he knew not
where?"
Il appears that Tong. long after in
an oak" he found the arrow. etiu un-
broke"
Now. that's all right In a poem. but
In an archery contest. Longfellow
would have been credited with a clean
miss.
Advertisers. Ike marhsmen, are
looking for immediate results.
When you advertise car for sale.
or a room 20 ren;-when you want 10
find a cook or lost watch-you want
action
You'll ge, it--if you put an Every
Evening A-B-C Classified Ad 20 work
for you.
These little ads are Immediately
read by wide-awake. interested peo-
ple-that's why they score so many
bulls-eyes'
Phone $50 or 200 and ask for an
ad taker.
II you know what you want-Then
you know where il Is. When you turn
10 the A-B-C Classified Ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

Brady's stage success. For Thanksgiv-
ing the Queen offers twO-star bill
in the persons OF Mary Miles AIinter
and Tom Moore who have appeared
together In the screen version Of clyde
Fitchs renowned play THE Cowboy
and tho Lady" Neither OF these two
players has been seen on the screen
in recent months so the dual appear
ance will no doubt combine 20 attract
the picturegoers 10 this engagement.
Pearl white at the Majestic.
An interesting picture performance
has been made from Basil Kings
story of The Dust Flower" The
photoplay IL the feature that Is clos
ing its engagement at the Majestic
Theatre This evening. Thanksgiving
finds Pearl White in "A Virgin Para
disc" as the theatres chief attrac-
tion. The story. dealing with life in
a South Sea island jungle and with
civilized hypocrisy. was written by
Hiram Percy Maxim, the famous in
ventor. The scenes include the de-
struCtion OF "a tropic island by a vol
canic eruption with the death OF the
entire population except two persons
and the burning of a palatial country
place on Long Island. New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
POLICE STOP BEGGING
ON THANKSC|V|NCDAY
New York Cops Determined to
Break Up Old Custom of
Gotham Children.

New York. Nov. 2s-Soliciting OF
aims by children. professional beggars
and mandolin guitar minstrels. a Gus
tom OF long standing in New York's
cclorful celebration Of Thanksgiving
Day, VIII not be permitted tomorrow
by the Police Department.
The children may. as in the past,
smear their faces with theatrical
makeup: the boys may wear their
sisters best napper outfit, and the
girls bedeck themselves IN brother :
cast-of trousers: all may have their
fun in the streets, but just as soon as
somebody says:
Gimme a nickel Mister" there's go
ing 10 be trouble.
The MINISTRIES who etrum cracked
guitars and warbie "Baby's Prayer a;
Twilight" under apartment house win
dows will be taken TO the station
houses. where the cell block acoustics
are better. and the contortionists who
scramble their legs and hold out their
hats for the pennies OF Broadway pc
feetrians, chased.
Police Inspector Iahey says Thanks.
giving Day begging has become a nuis.
ance. and that it IS destructive 70 ths
morals OF the ciiy's children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29

" ear DaAy Newspaper
gJ Resume 81 sports
90 Entertainment features.
100 Bedtime stories for the children
$50 or 900 20 1890 or II OO--Spcci a
entertainment features. official weather
forecast
. 55-Standard time signals from Ar
lingtOn.
1000 Onicial weather forecast.
1901 TO 10 30 or 80 Special features.
7.OO-"Animal Stories, by Florence Vim
cent Smith. Of the New York Evening
Telegram.
800 Fire Prevention" by Major ). IT.
IIOwland
9.2O directing Motion Pictures" by
Arthur Maudc
go Recital by Leonard Snyder.
a.J5 to lO.m-ArlingtOn time signals
Official weather forecast.
1OOl Continuation of the program by
Leonard Snydof.
PITTSDURG STATION l(kDkA).
tWESTI NGHOU Z SE-4OO METERS)
100 y. m - News Tri-weekly letter from
Farm and Home. Weekly summary OF the
iron aud steel industries. prepared by the
Iron Age.
30 Bedtime story for the children.
500 Special address by prominent
business men.
$40 Concert by KDKA Little symph-
Ony Orchestra Trio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
kfYPLING KHlNkS.
By Walt Mason.
PAINFUL HISTORY.

You would forget unpleasant
things. and 90 would other men,
80 don't dig up old smarts and
silngs. with idle tongue or pen;
he = no loyal friend who brings
remembrance back again. Since
was pinched for hitting up
some rty miles or more. i
must each day with sorrow sup.
mat topic makes me sore; my
friends still pass the bitter cup,
and make my life a bore. L
hear you served a stretch IN
ian." my neighbor cries. at
dawn. when ] got forth with
hose and pail 20 molstcn down
the lawn: yet he must know his
les, n stale, It's point forever
gone. And when is tolled the
evening bell. and sit down 70
rest. I hear the passing voter
sell. you like your freedom
best? THIS thing OF living in a
cell Il certainly no jest" They
mean no harm. ! realize, they
think their humor fine: and
yot they nll with poignant sighs
this aching breast Of mine. and
force up 20 my weary eyes the
waves OF scsldinr brine. j
would forget the sixty days l
spent IN durance vile, but harm
ioss. woil-lntenilonod jays COM
hlnc y stir my bile: my
bcf-serk ire they daily raise. and
d. b. with a smile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
$1,000 IS OFFERED FOR
TR|-cOUNN F|REBUG
Destruction of Valuable Barn
Near UnionvilIe Monday Night
.Stirs Officials.

West Chester. Pa. Nov. 2s-Follow-
inG the destruction by fire of another
barn Monday night. near Unionville
junction. with cattle and farm pro-
ducts. entailing n loss OF $4,000. n
systematic search for suspected
"frebug" has been instituted by Fire
Marshall Edward McCarey, OF Chester
county. and other officers.
More than a score OF barns have
been burned in the last few weeks.
causing thousands OF dollars loss.
The latest victim OF the barn
burner Is Pusey McCloud. "a stock
farmer. lie lost eighty hogs and n
number OF cattle and horses. Nearly
6.0o0 volunteer fire fighters of Della
ware county have pledged their CO.
operation to capture the incendiaris,
who has terrorized the district. An
additional reward Of $1,000 has been
offered for him by insurance com
panies in Chester and Delaware coun-
ties. AS each OF the two counties
have announced 81 900 rewards, tho
amount now promised for the cspture
OF the "nrebuC" is $4,000.
the announcement OF the reward 10y
the Chester commissioners.
McCloud's house. which Is but 2ot
yards from the barn. was saved by
nremen from Kennett square.
passing motorist. two miles away
when he saw the flames speeded e
McCloud's home and aroused tn,
family.
Investigation by district attorneys
and other officials lead them 10 be
lieve the depredations are the worl
| OF one man.
An average OF three barns hav,
been destroyed weekly in the las
month in Delaware county. and th'
percentage has been much higher IL
Chester county. Several disastrou!
fires have also occurred IN Bucks anC
Montgomery counties.
All firemen were urged 20 keep ;
close watch on all barns in theii
neishborhoods. All OF the volunteer
have agreed to take UP the hunt IL
their own districts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
MEMBERSHIP Of EDEN
LODGE GROWING FAST
Campaign Now in Progress Pro-
ductive Of Good Results
to Date.

At the last meeting OF Eden Lodge.
I. O. o. r.. the first and second de-
grecs were conferred on "A large class
OF candidates. There will be no meet
ing OF the lodge tomorrow night. but
all members of the lodge having appll-
cations are requested TO have them at
the lodge room. as the officers will be
there To take care OF them.
on Thursday evening. December Z.
the initlatory degree will be conferred
on a class OF 55 candidates. which will
make n total OF as candidates since
the opening of the membership drive
about one month ago. The Blue team
has the lead so far. but members of
the Red team are exerting every ef-
fort TO ovcrtake them.
The anniversary committee held n
meeting last night and made final
arrangements for the fifty-iifth ami
versary TO he celebrated on Friday
evening. December &. at the Odd
Fellows Temple. Tenth and King
streets. Members who have not re-
|Sponded 10 the invitation are request
ed 10 do so at once. as only those who
let the committee know they intend tc
attend will he provided for.
III. Dorsey Etchinson. past grand
master of the Jurisdiction OF Maryland
will visit Eden Lodge on Thursday
evening. December I, TO make final ar
rangements for the trip 10 Frederick
Md. on December Is, whore the first
second and third degrees will be con.
ferred on a class OF 500 members by
the degree stan of Eden Lodge.
The degree staff Will leave French
street depot a; 2 y. m. on Friday
December 10 and will make the triT
from Baltimore to Frederick by auto
mobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
URGES RELIGIOUS TEACHING.
DIR. Eliot Says Need Of Bible Study In
schools j. ~Despernte.-

Boston. Nov. 2s.-Dr. Charles w.
Eliot. president emeritus OF Harvard
University, yesterday declared the pub
lie schools desperately IN need OF re-
iigious teaching" He spoke al a meet
ing Of Congregationalists.
The failure OF our public schools 70
turn out good citizens and good votere
IS consplcuous." he said. We shall
have 10 look II squarely in the face.
First teach children their duty "a
parents. brothers and sisters Children
In the public schools are getting moth
ing of IL at -his moment. Many OF
them are getting nothing of 1t at home
Teach the meaning OF loving their
neighbors. Beyond that .s the motive
Of putting into children's hearts love
OF God"