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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-17

PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srgAMRRs leave PROM coINAS
DOCK. root OF MARION sTREEr
Leave Arrivs
seattle Seattle
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rs,, r.--s~-s s~~~,si
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es,sn 're~rs~ns direct 10 fepm
daily Connects - Townsend daily
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snae~,~. s-d s~Ii,uss.m
ssesr, sss.@ss wNsiesSI essm
daily for Arsecr'ss and sally
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observation-disclosures
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| SUNDAY ivsie-. yeah nay ana Thurs'
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wo.r.v Williams pp-vsnss. WEI,
| wed 'par, Angeles snd friday
Friday CHATHAM. ..-
| por, --tudi.w--vr,sisr
.-is,r Is,sam., Puget. for sscsm
| a.ttv iE,nss,on o. N h daily
..esp, f.usio~, "rSicr.l except
ss,urylr To-nssnd. Sunday
| in-rsviiis and HAD
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| ,es,m s,-~mer rwset. for s;oepm
| iEirss,nr Ludiow and
su-xs, o.,y
sss.n ist~sme- prvrf. fcri tilepm
Kingston. Ludiov sodt
i-sy pciuts.
Mood CONGRATULATIONS
IMAM str potist~b. for 1900
| a.i,y truaio~ Port Csrnbie wiar'h,
event ls.psnso. and all sycspt
SUNDAY points On Hood csus'l SUNDAY
Paint. marked 80 are boat landings
r....ns,rs for these points ana Tor
| o,h., host tandinr points must make
| ,h.ir own arrangements for LANDING
ara ,..urn. all risk ara ushliity IN
m.ttns suoh landing Steamers pas
.,nrsr rate does not include boat land.
ing charges
baggage liability 10 limited to wear
,,s apparel not to exceed 900 for
rhol. ticket $50 pounds allowed tree
Steamers and schedules subject TO
| cbsnrs without notice Freight re-.
| rs,y.d daily Tor all points tsscep,ins
| Tnroms, named In above schsduie
| rtcks,s rnnst he purchased Al ticket
office open from $50 q IN. to ~ 90
midnight
PUGET sOrND NAVIGATION CO.
| Ticket office. CoiIuan Dock.
| Phone. Main seo3.
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NINE. DOILORAS

phrenoioKist. Will toll YOU
N the one you love is true or false
when or whom you will marry. advice
on business, love, marriage, divorce (;
rsunite the separated and marriage
with tho one % your choice. AZ seer
Of things hidden TO man or woman,
Nine Doiiorns has ne eaual Special
readings soc. Hotel Harrington, 15t7H
sesond ave. 10 a. IN 20 p. m. Sun
day readings
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DR.. MACY
ADVANCED MODERN METHODS TIT
SAFEST AND QUICKEST WAY
TO GET WILL.

I invite every
afflicted person.
no matter what
Your trouble Ia or
how long stand
ting. 20 have q
confidential talk
with me. ! will
inform you fully
~ 20 what extent
I can benefit
you.
z particularly
solicit cases 9th
er doctors failed
20 benefit.
Let mo prove
to you. WITH
/ OFT COST OR
OBLIGATION.
! that I can cure
! you 10 stay cured
VIII not accept
: your case unlcsa
I personally can
give every honest
So m u e. q of
. " I q X A " u
! PERM A n y " Y
I RESULTS, OF a
{ CURE to STAY
Consultation ~
Come and Md
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kDELiNE LLOYD

kDELfNE LLOYD
PhrenoIogls, seaiti. business sdvissr
for 20 years; needs no euiogy. hsr past
services speak Tor her. others come
and 10. Special -oadinns SOC. Crowds
OF people sre thronEing daily to con
cult this gifted woman. Ill Union
ct. apartment r, Phone Elliott >s7t
MADAM DU BrRN- psYCHoToGIsT
YOU are woefui ana sad. she, through
her reading. makes you feel marry and
glad Room %. Abbott Hotel
SPIRITUAL. CIRCLE
Wednesday fonlyD. : o'clock. Carpenters
Hail 1890 Fourth. between Pine and
Stewart Best mediums IN city.
PRoF swEETsER- -GuEATEsr ME.
dun. aeancos sunday, Wednesday
Friday evenings i2t Howard y.
MADAM PAULINE - woNDEnFuL
ciairvoysnt. trance medium. Readings
guaranteed. 7ib Olive ~. Main aits.
MADAM FHhNK-NOTED cfAInvOY-
ant. card reader. palmist. 25c. 1906 y
pike. Elliott Hotel
Full CARD HEADING soc. PLAZA
Hotel. room 20i. can evenings
and sundays
NAY 4. HANKS. GARD HEADER,
ClaIrforant Burnside Hotel room
~. i5oGia First ave.
MADhM KATHHyN p WONDERFUL
trance reader. ~ 90 ffi2 THIRD.
Sterling Hotel
ExPERr GARD READER PIKE
St, room 9.
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WANTED tsouGERs. RiGoiS0
sitN0ERs. cHAsERs. citoRERMES.
rAILERs. FUCKERS AND ALL
ROUND LoG0ERs STEADY EN-.
PioYMEST. NO FEE. CALL AT
iu, ALASKA BUILDING. SIMPSON
LONGING. cO
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MADAM ASMARA

MADAM ASMARA
This famous rhrsnaieEist reads your en-
tire tHr. luai 40 The head Indicates
Ktees sou dates. facts tells fsu uhst
has passed IN ufs. shat IL hsrpsninw
~iih0ut sstirH a sinEis question Hhs
does nui toll thinEs - uisase. but reads
thinss luss a. the head Indicates tells
you shat planets sen we're horn undsf
the iHHky and uniurhF pinnsts shrH
and whom Ypu wiil marry astiiss ard
ssriains love. family tfouhiss a'sF.
ftaFrs. divorce hesifh. business las
suifs speruisfsons Investments
transactions - an sind. IN tact. ne
matter what your hope. fear ~ smhi.
flen. rnms 60 this ACTED rhFsneiaris'
hnd find help There 10 no need for
anyone % he unsnseeasfni ifsf sdslee
removes At trouble HE ruasantsss
satisfzetisn - 40 charge H~r readings
ere strictly confidential Gail AMI ron.
suit her special readings Tor ons week
enlf. zoe Hours, q mI 60 . ~.
nosu 81 sniisrs Hotel Fourth and
rnios.
MNE NANif.-rAnD RgADf~s1 .efr
Eishth eve. cottage In rear Of Hotel
wss,iats.
csRp HEADING. 70 CENTS. 1874 sgv-
snth
READER. CARDS. raLMfsrRr isis9
~>~~~~~~~>-~~~.~~>~-~
ORDAiN MINISTER'S
nEv MIS- nvnDicK SUNDAY CIR.
eis- and Tpsadsy. "Wednesday. III.
DAY evenings consaitAiien daily Hnfst
bYhes. 1891 Third ave- opposite past
offIes Elliott si7i
HEv BERTHA MELLON TRtfF An-
vis~T Room 80 tset rhtrd ave. pri-
sais consolidation daily circles Sunday
Tuss,isy, Friday evenings
REV TOE ELNoWE fPnfOPi-ieet
ttih ave. futsftis~s daily. 10 a m 20
y ~ Circles TUESDAYS and Thurs.
DAYS, p. ~ Sunday lecture. stevens
Hai. Fourth sv.
REV. GRACE AIKEN, coNstLTA-
lions daily. Circles Tuesday even
'ng. Martinique Apt. go Eighth
sss aud Inlon q. Main itto,
80 LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
All rrrsnus are hereby notified thst
the fem % niAir 8 niinn. lawyers. a.
hts Oriental building. seattle wash
inEian. has dissolved ~ tautusl con.
sent. srd All parties indie htsh to said
lev firm are requested "a rail 81 their
office ~ SIS Oriental building and
settle thsir account hy leaving it With
Lola Nav Hiinn. who continues to
practice At kaid office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-17

rNIlt 60 WIN y h1U ~ IV"''
Come aud Md out for yourself what
can he done Tot you.
Hours . 70 ~, ~ 10 ., TO s.
Dl,. MACY
.sI3 second Ave. 20J-5 Epier Bldg.
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ACREAGE roR SALE

IArrES or LAND ~ EVERETT
TSTERuRHAS
Lots H. II ~ and - Block 7. Hadiey's
Aers TRAITS In y = = ~ the y. "
e. sec. 20. Tp p X. " East " NJ.
gpokaue county located - minutes
walk from the Everett interurban sta
fIor Esperancs. lying west ~ inierur-
ban and east Of county road acres;
little more than acres are thor
onenIy cleared there are about 30 fruit
trees and a great many berry bushes on
place. there are 4 chicken houses or
large size. also brooder with heat
Aiux attachment on the piaces q small
cshin we'll. with we'll house. double
scsion force pump and windmill; the
place ls ali fenced and cross-fenced;
has been In potatoes this year; piace
afiolrs an established road connectinR
With the Redmond road. Price $500 !,
( part cash
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HOUSES FoR sALg

THIS Is \ SNAP
s-rcem modern cottage; lot tnsioe ell
assessments IN and paid except psviue,
Price ti.tsoi tseo cash
s-room house. lot sosteo prlcc 1850,
tsee cash
NorNu q nRpnfnG
s-7a hAiiard Ave. ballard Atf.
cory HOME, GROOM MODERN cor
tage, lot s0Stis. close Co care streets
Efaded. cement walks itao down. So
per month, Including interest Ida
Smith. 1sos California ave West sas
Take Fauntirroy car
sNAP-textoe lot Am SMALL.
s,foom house, close 60 two car lines
AND high school All improvements tn
and paid for 1850. $50 cash. balance
any terms rhene ballard st1s,
\. AAIt rECP wANTep
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one time or another-for sweet
heart or the children. Why not do
Il today?
Maybe you've got some one at>
American lake whom you want to
treat TO candy. Buy II today at the
Lotus. for by so doing you not only
give the American lake boy some
candy, but also 10 some Pershing
boy a 'pipeful.''
Contributions thus far are:
TOBACCO FUND
Previously Acknowledged - Ss.S:3.so
Cash ...s.......-.......... e1.ee
Chss. q. rfer~on. ana Arcade e-c9
Albert Nens. tis Fourth ave. ...... Lee
Geo. Anderson. Kingston. Wash 80
Priscilla WinninghAns. 5ais First
ave. y. w ......... lee
Mae Bacon. sosil Cherry 1t. ...... Lee
Mrs l. y. >ickie.. 1904 CclGan ave-.
Edward Reagan, Raymond. Wash. Lee
SPRING CIGAR co.
ZOO First Ave.
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,o-YeApes AND EXCHANGES

VIII. TRADE TWO LARGE LOTS
need some cash for small houEe and
lot " Ryan. 1918 -ist ave W. So
sttlsa wssh
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John burlington. esef sist ave. s.. ef.o1
J.. 4. Meyers, 1896 Aiki ave. ~ l.0e
frank oimstesd. police headquarters loo
sam Fisher. iDis Ne-ier . rs
VIM. Cohen. $685. ssrd ave. :. 50
isc pkg. Crcamettes, 5 pkgs 25c: 4sc
NUS red can coffee. sc. Sail fsa.
swifts oleomargarine. s5c H. sugar
stRli. lbs. cans sugar. SIC; Gold Bond
Hour. s2.T5 sack; best local patent flour.
sass sack
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WILLIAM HAITI
5h0nf Vain fT39. Hoom II IFhfy HIHE
mo LAND SALE"


'sniG LAND SALE"
5000 ACRES
REAL FARM LAND. CONVENIENT 20
SEATTLE: near fine paved highway
and transportation; close to cannery.
creamery. condensary and hes, Of mar.
lots Of nsighbors. CAN GIVE first
few purchsaers WATER FRONT
TRACTS on LARGE. BEAUTIFUL
LAKE or BOUND. fine BATHING
BOATING and FTaHfNc: 8. 10 and
2e-ACPE TRACTS. EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS, and LUMBER FUR-
HIsHED on EASY TERMs Mr..
fHackuorth. az Roston Block
CLIENTS ARE SATISFIED
" you are looking FOR snap see rs
10 acres. north Of clty. 1850
80 acres. south. improved, 1900.
70 acres. Brefnertop, $3.50 cash.
1gg-acre stock ranch. $500; terms.
10 acres. Bainbridge island. $1,000
5 acres north Of city. ;z7j: terms.
Come In and talk with us
AAsEN q SEXTON co.
1910 First Ave. Elliott b3i7.
a COOP DAIRY Farm
- acres: fine lake on place; lots Of fish !:
best kind Of soil nearly al cultivated (:
house and outbuildinRa. fine orchard !.
~ head Of stock good horse. nipple
fneuts. crop of potatoes u tons fine
hay. ALI. 90 WITH THE PLACE. on
good road. handy 70 seattle. pRfcE
fOR All. CASH. $500 Hoe Mr..
Dserkman. f0i Washington ~.
wfTgn FfioHT NEAR BnEMERToS
II acres, also tide and shore lands. ifH
~ fine road and close 20 dock the
land lies fine; has good sdt and IL a
genuine snap az ~ 800 hair cash 40
other water trout within miles 81 n
for Ices than $3.50 per aero
cLIFFt nj < VAN tnsDALE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave.
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LOST sTRkYED on sroLEN-fERGs
white fox terrier. with black spot on
hip. short tail Rad harness and tag
when last sssn. Liberal reward Phone
Main 1851
ToaT MOBILE Dcs3. ANSWERS II
name % s'Fritr~ Gail North 1ees
Rswsrd.
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WV STANDARD HOTEL.
Corner FIRST Ave and Pine -
Large modern. outside rooms; elevator
service: phones IN all rooms first-els-s
~ eS~ry respect. sc and up with
rrivafe bath. leo.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INttrEb
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artnN sNvkdr SOUTHERN GRAD
uste massage. tub baths fii unlou
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SEATTLE RkBHiTRY = q 90 +
breeding stock. All kinds Guar
sntesd. ksnyon. south Psrk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17

The committee OF the auxiliary of the
Jewish Consumptive Institute mas made
final arrangements for it's sacred concert
and dance. called n might in Hawaii" to
be held tomorrow evening at Apollo Hall,
1926 North Broad street
Mr.. Henry Pincus, chairman of the dance
assisted by Mr.. Meyer b. Squires. Mr.. Louis
Glassman, Mr.. Nathaniel Goldberg. Is en-
deavoring to make this affair surpass pre-
vious ones. The hall will be deliberately
decorated with assorted spring flowers
Miss Eva Zoblnsks chairman of TIE
entertainment committee has arranged a
special program for the evening. Among
those who will participate at the concert
are Mr.. Joseph Young. Mr.. William Jacobs,
vocal solo; Mr. Herbert Maser and Mr..
Jack Dutkin. piano solos; Mr.. Bob Fin
stein, Mr.. Barney d. Barron. vocal solos (;
Mr.. Edwin A. Cinicovs, recitation; Mr..
Nathan Hoffman, vocal solo Mr.. Harold II.
Peiser recitations; Mr.. Harry A. Paskal
vocal solo: Mr. Al Wade, monologue, and
Mr.. Herbert Polin. vocal SOLO.
One of the special numbers of the eve-
ming will be an exhibition dance. The concert
will begin at $3.50 and there will be dancing
from 1880 until o'clock.
The proceeds of this affair will be utilized
together with other money for the MAIN
tepance OF hospital to be built in Phila-
delphia for the treatment of the poor suf-
ferng from tuberculosis. Mr.. Harry Pin
Gus, Mr.. Herman Weiss. Mr.. Louis Glass
man. Mr.. Harry Finkle. Mr. Nathaniel
Goldberg, Mr.. Meyer B. Suuires, Mr.. Nor
ris Goldberg, Miss Eva Zoblinsky Miss
Ethel Zoblinsky. Miss Reba Burd. Miss
Sophia Saizow are all helping to make the
affair a success with the aid of many more
members of the auxiliary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
WALSH ESTATE OPENING
TO BE VARIED AND FINE
Women's and Mems Wear in Latest
Modes and Models on Dis
play Monday

The spring opening in the store Of the
Phil j. Walsh Estate, 30-32-34 South Sec-
ond street. which starts Monday. will have
larger display Of women's and mems
wear and household furnishings than has
ever before been displayed at the opening
of any previous season.
The slogan of the management Of the
store. adapted from an old English saying
is I'VE sell anything from needle to an
elephant"
On display are all the newest ideas in
women's and misses clothes, which include
a large number of tailored suits which
have come into vogue. More variety i'm
style and wonderful new colors in dress
goods selling at reasonable prices predomi-
nate.
Mere mans clothes and haberdashery are
given due consideration. In the mems de-
partment the tables are well stocked with
a goodly amount of rament some cut to
the latest idea and others of conservative
design
In the house furnishing department there
is everything a person would wish for for
the home. Sittingroom and dining-roo
sets show the latest tapestry coverings and
woodwork designs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
lust GOSSIP ABOUTPEOPLE
.ys and Sales and Dances Are All the Topics
J" which Nancy Wynne Discusses Today.
All Prove of Interest

lie Seixas. '1''s '>iie-
ga a.ions ,tns have been received from Mr.
- Eu mrs clarence Wanton Balls, of 1877
East johnson street, Germa ntown for a
usnce on March 23 at the Casino in honor
Balls ""ih Hu"''
me marriage of Miss Mary Billings Rose
ausm.er oao OF MIR. and Mrs. L. Varlk Rose. of
west Rittenhouse street. Germantown,
10 Mr. Philip Haviland Brocklesby will take
pIace on April IA at the home of the bride )
piIen.s. ,'.,i' Inc Rev. James DE Wolf Perry
WI; ana Mrs. Joseph Roberts, of Gl5 Lin
com drive Germantown, are being congratu-
'a'ed upon the birth of daughter.
Mr: and Mrs. Frederick Wilson Smith.
ol dudley avenue. Lansdowne, are re,
celVnng congratulations on the birth of a
son. Frederick Wilson Smith. Jr.
Mrs. Irene Moore, 1929 Chestnut street
Will leave town today for a visit in Dav.
iona. Fla, where she will stay for a few
weeks
Mr.. Benjamin F. Riley, of Chester. an
nounces the engagement of his daughter
MISS Sarah 5. Riley. to Mr.. ], William Sim
mons, son Of Mr. and Mrs. John William
summons, of 1914 South Broad street and
OF MS daughter, Miss Eva Riley to Mr..
FRANK Foster Davis. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard M. Davis OF Wallingford, Pa
The second annual dinner dance Of the
Rho Delta Kappa fraternity will be given
tonight In the Arcadia, Widener Building
More than $50 .,ersons, Including the mem
pers and their guests, are expected to be
present
Among those who will be present are Mr.
william r. Amsler. Mr.. Walter Y. Adam
son, Mr.. Harry w. Buchanan. Mr.. James B.
Ball, Mr., Ralph s. Charlton. Mr. Harvey f.
Lippincott. Mr.. Clarence A. Hutton, Mr..
Clarence E. Hastings, Mr.. w. w. Kendall
Mille", Mr.. Frank d. McAilister, Mr.. Leroy
Riley. Mr.. j. Earle Schrurer, Mr. E. Stuart
Stemler. Mr.. Corwin B. Taylor and Mr.. Gill
bert M. Van Hoesen. Miss Elsie v. Wilson,
Miss Anna X. Golden. Miss Ethel M. Hor-
ner. Mrs. James B. Ball. Miss Irene Hecket,
Miss Jayne T. Grove, Miss Anna F. Adam
son, Miss Eleanor Gum, Miss Bertha X.
Shorthand, Miss Marion Boyd Miss Grace
C.. Jones. Miss Jeanne G. Kelley, Miss
Adelaide Nancrede, Miss Elsie A. Butz and
Miss Alberta DeLong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
Camden Charity Ball

The Annual Charity Ball in Camden,
which has been discontinued for the last
few years, promises to become fixed
event in the future. Mr.. Paul V. A. Comey.
Mr. r. Wayne Kraft Mr.. Frank T. Lloyd,
Jr.. Mr.. Bayard r. Kraft. Mr. Robert C. Lip
pincott Mr.. Sayton j.. Stewart and Mr..
C. Raymond Wickes, prominent young So
ciety men Of Camden and vicinity. have Or
ganized themselves into 1.-THE Octovirate''
for the purpose of giving an annual dance
for the benefit of some Camden County
charitable organization. They have issued
invitations for the first dance, which will
be held in Morgan's Hall, Camden. on the
evening of April 10. in aid Of the West Jer-
sey Homeopathic Hospital. The dance will
be attended by the young society folk Of
Camden. Collngswood Haddonfeld, Haddon
Heights, Merchantville, Moorestown. River
ton. wenonah and Woodbury.. The follow
ing woman prominent in South Jersey So
ciety life will be the patronesses: Mrs f.
Morse Archer. Mrs Albert w. Atkinson
Mrs. Charles s. Boyer. Mrs. Leon G. Buck
walter, Mrs.~Howard Carrow. Mrs. Edward
Fl. Chew, Mrs s. Canning Chflds. Mrs. War
rem II. Coffin. Mrs Robert H. Comey. Mrs.
John w. Croft, Mrs j. DE La Court. Mrs.
John T. Dorrance. Mrs. Edward l.. Farr,
Mrs. Edgar A. Freeman, Mrs. Harry II.
Grace, Mrs. Edward Il. Grosscup. Mrs w.
Leonard Hurley Mrs, Ralph ], Iszard. Mrs
George W. Jessup,, Mrs, Charles v, ID. Jo-
line, Mrs. William j. Kraft. Mrs. Thomas d.
Lee, Mrs. Robert w. Lippincott. Mrs.
Frank T. Lloyd. Mrs. Paul NJ. Mecray, Mrs.
Frank ID. Middleton. Jr., Mrs Joseph l..
Nicholson. Mrs Horace f. Nixon. Mrs
Charles X. Parry Mrs Frank +. Pat
terson. Jr., Mrs. Edmund Il. Read, Jr.. Mrs
William I. Read, Mrs. Charles A. Reynolds
Mrs stanley W. Rusk. Mrs. Edward A. Y
Schellengsr. Mrs. Henry s. Scovel. Mrs
John r. Starr. Jr. Mrs. Lewis Starr. Mrs
Charles H. stewart. Mrs. Marvin A. Street.
lrp "a. Wilbur Taylor. Mrs. WAltsy L.
'se|ss'1s s;s :;.'sss ss;;,;' ~. 4 'is Sss r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-17
What's Doing Tonight

Society of tho Friendly Sons Of St. Pat
rick dimes at Bellevue~Stratford, $3.50
o'clock Invitation.
Robert Sterling Yard, "our National
Parks" before Geographical Society in
witherspoon Hall, s15 o'clock Members.
Holman School presents Booth Tarkinr-
tons Beauty and the Jacobin" for beneft
OF the College Settlement Philomusian n
Club. S:15 O'Clock. Admission charge
Jacob Book Store dinner At st. James
Hotel. Employees.
Delta Tau Delta session Of convention.
Bellevue-Stratford. Members.
Pennsyivanis Women's Press Associa-
ton dinner, Walton. Members
Wilderness Club banquet, Bsilevue-S STRAIT
ford. Z o'clock Members.
Phi sigma Kappa dinner. Bellevue STRAIT
ford, o'clock. Members. 49,
Hsverford College, re class banquet.
Kuglers, o'clock. Members. y
Philadelphis Orchestra eeuesrt, Acadsuay
Of Music. Admission charre
Lighthouse Boys Club cslebrsfien. Free.
Exhibitien Of drawinss and cartsenn ~
r. T. Richards, Phlladslphta Sketch cluk
Cess Flse Qerlsr,s eeDebsoflon, 0nPrr11
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CHAPTER xxx
Allan's Narrative

THE week that followed was one of terri
i BILE labor. vigil and responsibility for
Stern. Not yet recovered from his wounds
nor fully rested from his flight before the
Horde--now forever happily wiped out
the man nevertheless plunged with untiring
energy into the stupendous tasks before him
He was at once the life, the brain, the in
spiration of tine colony. without him all
must have perished In the hollow OF his
It was who wrought some measure of recon-
struction in the smitten settlement.
Once Beatrice was out Of danger he
turned his attention to the others He ad-
min'stered his treatment and regimen with
a strong hand. and allowed no opposition
Under his direction little cemetery grew
i'm the reconstruction of the world
Here the Folk. according to their own
custom, marked the graves with totem em-
blems as down in the Abyss. and at night
they walled and chanted there under the
bright or misty moon and day by day the
number of graves increased till more than
twenty crowned the cliff
The two Anthropoids were not buried
however. but were thrown into the river
from the place where they had been shot
down while rolling rocks over the edge.
They vanished In a tumbling, eddying
swirl. misshapen and hideous 10 the last
with his accustomed energy ne set his
men to work repairing the damage as well
as possible. rearranging the living quarters
and bringing order out OF chaos. Beta was
now able to sit up . little Allan decided
she must have had touch OF brain fever.
But In his thankfuiness at her recovery
he took no great thought A. to the nature OF
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Yacht Club to Hold Service

The Cornthan Yacht Club. of Philadel
phia, will hold its second annual service TO-
morrow, at o'clock at Old st peter,s
Church. Third and Pine streets These sery-
ices are well attended and it is expected
that many members of the boating organi-
cations in and about Philadelphia Will he
present The Rev. Edward NJ Jefferys, rec
tor Of the church. is also fleet chaplain of
the yacht club.