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18 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921 WOMEN ENTER PLEA FOR ARMAMENT CUT Leaders of Various National Women's Organizations to Meet in Chicago January 8, to Unify Work. A national mass meeting of women interested in the reduction of arma- ment will be held Sunday evening, January 8, at the Auditorium theatre in Chicago, and at the same time simi- lar meetings will be held in Tokyo, Japan, and in London, England. The object of the meetings is to bring to- gether women who have been work- ing for armament reduction to unify the work they have done, and offer their governments their unqualified , support in such measures as the Dis- armament Conference shall decide are practical, while requesting that the ultimate goal never shall be for- gotten and war eventually declared outlaw. The Chicago meeting is in charge of a committee of which Mrs. James W. Morrison is chairman. Women's organizations representing millions of women from all parts of the United States will send representatives to the meeting, and between five and ten thousand women are expected. Or- ganizations that already have ap- pointed representatives are: General Federation of Women's Clubs and National lL.eague of Women Voters, each with a membership of two mil- lion; Women's Trade Union League, Parent Teachers' Association, Na- tional Farm and Garden Association, National W. C. T. U., Women's Board of Missions, Salvation Army, Nation- al Baptist Missions, American Asso- ciation of University Women, Wo- men's Board of Missions, Baptist Foreign Missions, Congregational Women's Board of Missions, Catholic Welfare Council, Jewish Council of Women, Chicago University Women. WILMETTE MASONIC LODGE INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS Officers elected at a meeting of the Wilmette Masonic lodge Thursday evening, December 8, were formally installed with appropriate ceremony last evening. The new officers were as follows: Worshipful Master--Earl A. Petti- bone. Senior Warden--Charles C. Schultz. Junior Warden--Irvin R. Adkins. Secretary--George W. Hess. I'reasurer--Earl E. Orner. Chaplain--]. Benjamin Ott. Senior Deacon--Arthur H. Howard. Junior Deacon--John C. Murray. Senior Steward--Charles C. Cam- eron. Junior Steward--August Kuelzow. Marshall--Fennien A. Buck. Organist--Orian A. Galitz. Tyler--Royal A. Hoagland. Installation ceremonies were con- ducted by Right Worshipful Brother Lees, D. D. G. M., assisted by Right Worshipful Brother T. M. Avery, and by Worshipful Brothers A. J. Taylor, W. D. Matthews and C. L. Hosken. Solar and Lunar Halos. Doznns of distinct forms of solar and lunar halo have been classified. Some are very common, while others have been observed only once or twice in the history of science. 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