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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Reception at
Rosemary Club

Tuesday. November is. the Rose
mary club for Girls will give n re-
ception In the club rooms. 7ot Ninth
ave for all those who are Interested
IN the club. that they may become
acquainted with IL. Its purpose and
its procedure
The Rosemary club In a little more
than a year old. and Is n CLUB Tor
Girls OF small saiary--not over GER
tain fixed amount. IL gives room
md board to IS OF these small
..alarted girls. and turns away an
average OF three a day because OF its
limited capacity. IL gives more than
room and board. The girls have their
piano and victrola and other things
that make for enjoyment. Win the
louse mother IN charge OF the club
fafIss Anne Maithert they go 10 the
soldiers and Sailors club dances and
other amusemcnts. In short. II Is
the aim Of the far-sighted and gen
erous women who conduct the Rose
mary Club to surround It's members
with a very good semhlance OF home
atmosphere. to provide aloug with
board and room the congeniai en-
.siroument which could not be ac-
aulred elsewhere by girls OF ex'
tremeIy limited salaries
The club Is entirely selfsupportins
and has been 30 successful that the
women In charge OF u are planning
n second one. TO make place for some
~ the "three n day" for whom there
Va now no room
This reception Is for the many
who have been interested In the
club and have wished TO know more
~ II. And TO all OF those n general
Invitation Is extended. No other than
"A general one will be issued.
Mrs. Manson r. Backus IN presi
dent OF the Rosemary club: Miss
Graessner. secretary; Mrs ~ y
Matthews, treasurer; Mrs. n. {
Hawkins. chairman OF the house
committee.
The board Of trustees includes
Mrs. John w. Eddy. Mrs. G. ID. sum
sou. Miss y. G. Humphrey. Mrs. j
ID. Lovman. Judge King Dykeman
Miss Henrietta Hamilton. Mrs: }
TAFT Mason. DR.. Cora SAKE. Mrs
John Collins. Mrs. Frank water
house. Mrs a. Il. Stewart. Mr.. Law
renee coIrnan. Mrs. A. n. Anderson
Mr.. Allen Phillips. Mrs. Porter.
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Keep Lights On
@ Is Police Order

Police viii start an active cam
paign against all motorists who
leave their cars standing beside
curbs in the residence districts mi
nus iighta. IL was reported That
more than hair the cars standing on
the First hill sunday night asa not
have lights turned on. More than 10
minor offenders against trafnc laws
were hailed Saturday before the book
ing clerk at central station. Pines
Of g. were imposed In most oaaen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Coin Has No
Premium, Value

Dear Miss Grey: Would ~ -
answer in your column Z nen'
piece. dated 1904. mint mesk u 7
more valuable than othea q
where could / find out,
A READER
The coin has no value csfS
than it's own. You may oeccee
informed in regard 10 the v.le
OF premium coins af the psex
library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
MAN RECOVERING FROM
"SlEEPING SICKNESS"

OAKLAND. Nov. io.--Recovery Of
Oscar l.. OhlHon. a saw mill superin'
icnden, Of Uimar. from the s,rangcst
form OF sleeping sickness ever re.
ported In Alameda county. was pre-
dic,ed today by his physician. The
latter expects Gibson. who has been
browsing two weeks. 10 be well In n
week or ten days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Program for Matinee
Luncheon

Tho program FOR the matinee
luncheon az the Womcn's University
club Wednesday will be given hV
Miss Constance Horn and Mr.. Ar
vile Relstadt Hostrsses Mrs. Har.
old lee and Mrs. Frank q. Taylor.
Following IL the program
tel Nalse cAprtee. s..,ttttss Chsminade
COZ Sous Dolls ,tt,t,tst .ts.tsttsst., etaWh
tel Etude JAponais- ,.......t poidiua
MF. nsiHadt
tal The Princess
thl The swan ......t....... Griss
tel Elfst Primrose
Mise tiern
Mr. neistadt az the piano
tal l@send ..s.s.ts-t-,t, sight iund
ihf Nhsk" ' Use setf.r sstt "a tefnis
tel HumofrstvF Dance ............. .ofies
Mf Hrlsthdt
tsl Invitation Go tho sun God I
90 Blanket song .Troyier
tcl aunrise Call
Miss Horn
Mr.. beistadt ct the piano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

and become an interesting a..
ysrsationalist. o'n-
i should say the secret Of "a.
ulnrity r. a charming 49,. ~
ny. STUDY types Of pesnl. =.
become well enough yera.n - =
a number Of topics that you ~, :,
convefse freely on a numb., !,
subjects. Then yon win H. ~, y
TO III into the moods OF ,hs ~
pie you meet. ~
You are In a rut You mus
get out, "1N
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u. S. Government Lin
en- Now on Sale

All new. and most OF them In
original packages. Sheets. Pillow
Cases. Napkins. Bath Towels. Roll
or Towels. The articles named
above arc being sold NJ the offices
81 Camp Lewis Wireless. f0T
Hinckley building. Advertisement.
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VIII meet with Nisa Irene HAlt'
rlnch at i10. Program on Russian
music II in charge OF Mrs. J. A. Cab
we'll Current events TO be given by
Mrs Young and Mrs. i. w. Graham.
Those taking part are Mrs. =. J..
Morton. Mrs. ". ". Perry. Mrs J. II.
Young and Mrs May Kenyon Hnr'
rla. vocaisHta: Mrs. william n.
Browufioid. piano. and Mrs. 4. l..
A nhinn violin.
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Phi Gamma Delta
GiUes Dance

Phi Gamma Delta fraternlty enter
tanned with an informal dance at the
chapter house Friday evening in
honor of their pledges. Dean and
Mrs. John It. Condor were chap
erons
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To Entertain
Ladies' Aid

Mrs Sadie Gates viii entertain the
Ladies' Aid society of Gilman lhrk
Methodist Episcopal church. Wcdne#-
day afternoon az 2 o'clock. In The
church pariors All members and
friends ARE welcome
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Luncheon for
Miss Hdnfofd

Honoring Miss Ruth HRnlord.
Mrs. Frederick Whites guest. the
Tacoma Wellesley club entertained
with luncheon I'm Tacoma Saturday
afternoon. Miss Hanford IL a
Wellesley councillor.
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Mrs.. Frink Hostess

with Mrs. Francis Scott bradford
~ Appleton. Wisconsin, as honor
guest. Mrs. Francis Guy Frink enter.
tained with a handsome luncheon "
ten covers at the Sunset club this
afternoon. Mrs. bradford has been
tho guest Of Mrs, George pilling Tor
tho past month and will leave tomor,
row for her home
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Mrs. SulliudR 10
Entertain

To compliment Mrs, George
Faunee Whitcomh. who has Just ar
rived in Seattle 20 visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Robinson, Mrs.
James Colbert sullivan Will enter
tain with luncheon OF twelve
covers 1T the sunset club tomorrow,
Invitations have been limited 60 the
immediate friends OF the honor
guest.
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Announce Engagement

MIR. and Mrs. John Thomas Dovcy
announce the engagement OF their
Mary H. Dclafield. to Mt
kenclm Minalow son OF Or, aud
Mrs kcuclm Wnsiow, OF Seattle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
Entertain

compllmentlng Mr.. and Mrs. Tim.
othy Jerome. who have recently re.
turned from their wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs- Wallace Green Collins will
entertain with a dinner OF sixteen
covers M the Sunset club Wcdncz.
day evening.
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In st. Bdrnubas Chapel

Sunday n week ago. there was n
record attendance in the little chapel
OF 81. Barnabas. One hundred and
thirfy-seven children were present
for services
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Gire Dance

Miss Margaret Armstrong and
Miss Lucille Holloway were hostcAa~s
az an informal dance at tho Red
Cross Tea Room Friday evening.
About thirty'flve couples were pres.
emit
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Luncheon by
Mrs. Frederick

with Mrs. Phillips Morrison as
honor guest. Mrs. Frank trederick
was hostess at luncheon OF eight
covers. followed by bridge. this AFTER
noon at the sunset club.
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Delta Kappa
Epsilon Dance

Complimentary 20 their pledges.
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity en-.
tersained with an Informal dance at
the chapter house Friday evening.
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome

To compliment Mr.. and Mrs. Tim.
othy Jerome. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Dwight Merrill entertained with an
informal tea at their home yester'
day afternoon.
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Supper Party

For eight OF her classmates, Miss
Ellen nulmage entertained with "a
supper party at her home Saturday
evening.
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Luncheon

This afternoon Mrs. Edwin Ripley
entertained with a luncheon at her
home. Following the luncheon. the
afternoon was spent In sewing for
the Doll Show
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Lafayette School. West Seattle
BT

WIN hold IL regular meeting In
the school auditorium az 4.so, pro-
gram at y. m. Miss Alice stem
holm will be the speaker and Miss
Myers pupils viii give a dcnonsira'
ton lesson.
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WIN meet with Mrs. II. r. Johns.
2Tl5 East Union street. at 2.s0 p. m.
All members desiring Go attend are
welcome Program on page ii OF
the study book used.
CIionian Club.
win hold its regular meeting at
the club house az . p. IN. Mrs. Frank
Fretweil will give two vocal mum
bcra. Papers: "Gorky." Mrs. William
n. Hawthorne: Industries Of Rus.
STA" Mira. ~ ". Audley. battalion
Of Death" Mrs. j. y. Mcpherson.
Happenings In Russia" Miss Mabel
Dickey.
W. G. r. T..
CITY Federation Of the w. G. 7. L.
NJ Plymouth Congregational church.
Executive meeting at lao. business
meeting at O'Clock, Speaker. Mrs.
Homer Hnl, on Women With the
Ballot" open meeting.
Fruit and Flower Mission.
The Mount Baker Fruit and Flow
or Mission, az 2.30 at the home OF
Mrs. a. r. Truax. 1907 Thirty-sev
enth avenue south.
Sewing Circle.
Sewing Circle Of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the Congregation Bikur
Cholum, at . o'clock AZ the home OF
Mrs Frank Schwartz. oil Seven
teenth avenue north.
Overseas Club.
Instead Of the usual meeting held
by the Overseas club. every Monday
evening, there will he no speaker on
Monday. the tenth. but miscellane.
GUS program. The following mem
BERG and friends viii contribute to
the entertainment of tho evening:
Mr.. Harry Douglas. Miss Emeline
Ruddick. Mr.. Sydney Dudley, Mr..
Harry Wheatland. Miss Hazel Muir.
ply, Mrs. NJ. MCGEE. The enter.
tainment will he held in the Moose
temple. Second avenue and Seneca
street at 8 o'clock in the evening.
The kalons Club.
Tho Kalons club held their off.
cial November meeting at their club
rooms, Tuesday evening. November
4. Plans were outlined for this
months activities and club matters
were discussed. A new constitution
was placed before the members and
voted on. IL was passed unani-
mousiy.
Wednesday evening, November 10.
was chosen an the date of tho next
Educational Meeting and Dinner and
efforts will he made to secure some
prominent speaker for the occasion.
The place OF the meeting will be an.
nounced later. Tho club IN also
planning to hold n dance during the
latter part OF this month and a def
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Psi Upsilon Formal

Psi Epsilon will give their formal
dance at the Golf club Friday eve
ming, November q.
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ClNa1bD
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Linn ILL., u

John Hay PIT \.
win meet at y. ~. Ia tho audi
forum of the Queen Anne high
school This will be Dads meet.
Ing" and every Dad represented In
school Ii urged 90 be present. Tho
John Iiay orchestra. directed by Mias
Park. viii open the program with
-The star apanKied TANNER" Com.
munlty singing. led by Mites Park.
Vocal solos by Nine Louise Clary
Sup,. y. II. Cooper will address the
meeting. Luncheon in cafeteria.
shawondasee Club
WIN meet az the home % MFR
Henry Rochelle. iit6 Seventh ave
nue. west at go =. m
Cosmopolitan Club Of y. W. c. A.
WIN hold lsn regular meeting in
the club rooms for iishio study by
Mrs. G. T. MeAhee. after which a
talk viii 10 given b. Miss Mabel
Ashley. Of the National \. ". c. a.
Seattle Central Council. &. Of VI. and
r.I. A.
WIN meet OF tho Y. w. G. A. Con
ference Of prraldrntH viii begin
promptly at 10 a. m. Prot REQ
cipais' association. will speak Mt ~
u. m Miss Fiorrnc. Mann viii talk
on The iirtter Citsa1nehip Drive
Mrs. Clara iIartie will discuss the
origin OF some familiar folk songs
business session at ! .. m.
Stewart FeT. 4.
VIII hold meeting IN school audi
s0rium at D. m. Justice tshra
Whitehead will speak on "Legssla-
ton"
Writers Club.
VIII meet ht the Erickson club
rooms. v. W q. A. at y, IN. i'a'
prrn will be read by Mrs y, /. Ad'
klna. Miss Helen Marins. Mrs. James
sullivan and Miss Mary Kerr. Wis
lstors welcome.
Gamma Phi beta Alumnse.
VIII hold lta regular monthly
meeting at . .. tn. with Mrs. William
IAube. OF 1854 Tweuty.flrst avenue
north.
Ladies' Musical Club Chorus.
WIN NEE, In ChsckeFlng hall at
ioib a. m
Ali Womcn's Improvement Club
VIII meet with Mrs. Grace e.
Downing. $50. South Aiki avenue. at
3 .. m. Board meeting "a, ! .. m.
seattle Women's Club.
WIN meet with Mira. John -.
Prather. bi5 Thirticsh avenue south.
Literature department will NEE,
promptly at 1 y. m. Current topics
at .. m. Take Nineteenth avenue
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

Hnooring Mr.. and Mrs. James u.
Hogc. Mr.. and Mrs. Francs Guy
Frlnk will entertain with a dinner
Friday evening. going on to the Win
ter Ball aftcrward.
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Assisted by Mrs. w. J Elliott. Mrs.
J. X. Huston will entertain n few
guests at a tea nj her home.
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Doll Teas

Mrs. Henry c. Ewing will enter.
tain with a Doll Tea az her home
tomorrow afternoon.
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"Wednesday Mrs. Alfred Battle will
give Doll Tea" at her home. and
Mrs J. w. Ryan and Mrs. N. J.
Peters VIII be Joint hostesscs At an
other.
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of a Bride

Copyrighted. 1919. by the hewS-
paper Enterprise Annexation
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 8. Wilson WI
give a dinner at the sunset club Fri
day before the dance.
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VIII meet with Mrs. X It. Johns.
2TlB East Union street. at 2.a0 p. m.
All members desiring TO attend are
welcome Program on page ii OF
the study book used.
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Before the Winter Ball

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Eddy viii
entertain with a dinner OF twenty.
four covers at their home FRIDAY
evening before the Winter BAN
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Seattle Nynmen,s Club.

WIN meet with Mira. John y.
Pra,hes. bi5 Thlrtieth avenue south.
Literature department will NEE,
promptly At 1 p. m. Current topics
at .. m. Take Nineteenth avenue
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

Let's 60 eat nj Boidt's-uptown
ltlt Sd Ave; downtown. eI3 I'd Ava.
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Boole will be dinner hosts Friday
evening Of the Sunset club.
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Clionian Club.


City Federation Of the w. c. 7. U.
M Plymouth Congregational church.
Executive meeting at lao; business
meeting at 2 O'Clock. Speaker. Mrs.
Homer Hin, on Women With the
Ballot" open meeting.
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Mrs. =. X. StctHon and children.
81 Snohomish. have returned 20 their
homo after spending ten days In Sc.
attic.
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Mrs. \. de v. Evans win spend
the winter in California while her
husband Is In the orient on a bust.
ness trip.
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Mrs. Thomas Franklin Kane. wife
OF former President Kane of the
University. - the guest Of Mrs.
Arthur Scwaii HagErti
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''F'f'ts'htsh Nah' " - w - -
WIN hold i,n regular meeting IN
the club rooms for hshie study by
Mrs. G. 4. MeAhee. after which a
talk Will 10 given b. Miss Mabel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

VIII meet with Mrs. Grace &.
Downing. ss3s South Aiki avenue. at
3 .. m. Board meeting at j =. m.
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Fruit and Flower Mission.

NFNIIIE NTFTFs
Sewing Circle Of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary of the Congregation Bikur
Cholum. at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs Frank Schwartz. OIL Seven.
tenth avenue north.
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c.mm, Phi BETA Alumnss.

VIII hold liH regular monthly
meeting at . .. tn. with Mrs. William
IAubc. OF iiss Tweniy'1rst avenue
north.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
bLACK-DRAUCAT
CLEANS The LIVER
Enthusiastic Texan Tells OF Bad
Fix He Was In and How He
Got Out by Using Black
Draught Liver
Medicine.

Holland, Texas. Mr.. ]. N. Messer,
who lives short distance from here
out In the country, says: "l'acR-
Druught is without doubt the best liver
medicine made. do not hesitate to
say IL will do all. II Is recommended TO
10 and more.
nm strong and healthy, but we al
need a little active medicine once in Il
while, aud Black-Draught Is good
enough for me- II does the work well
and cleans The liver, carrying away
bile, the easiest OF any purgallve !
have ever seen.
once. some years ago, had slow
fever ana my stomach was In n bad
fix, ANA Black Draught gave me rellef
and helped me II wonderful sight. 1t
cured me Of indigestion, aud the bad
feeling after eating keep II for my
family, thel use it and have for years,
and too, il saves doctor bills ana Is
not expensive.
A stitch in time saves nine, and most
sickness is caused by bad liver. y
few doses Of Black Draught fixes that,
and | don't see why people don't use
1t, and they would see as have, what
q help II would be-
ASK Your druggist for Thcdfords
Black Druuglt..-
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SHOCKING Sacrileqe !

A clc;gymi II who had Just taken
M HE duties Of vicar Of u Scottish
country puri>h called at a small
farm in making his first round Of Wis
its lie was shown into the par
Tor and, after looking nj the book
cpse, he said to the farmers son, who
had received him: Are these al
the books your father has in the
house," aye" the boy replied
(which of them does he use oftenestT
continued the minister. "That ane,
said the boy, pointing to a large leath
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
SWAMP.ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There i only one medicine that really
stands out pre.cmnent as a medicine for
durable ailments of the kidneys, liver and
bladder
DR.. Kilmers Swamp-Root stands the
highest for the reason that il has proven
to be just the remedy needed in Thousands
upon thousands of distressing eases.
Swamp.Root makes friends quickly be.
cause it. mild and immediate effect is soon
realized in most cases, 1t is a gentle,
healing vegetable compound
Start treatment at once. Sold at all
drug store, in bottles Of two sizes, mcdl-
um and large
However. ii YOU wish to test this great
preparation send ten cents to DR. Kilmcr
Co., Einghamton y. Y, for a sample
hottie When writing be sure and men
ton this papcr-Adv.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18

pernture of 102 +. The sight of water
produced violent spasm of the larynx.
An examination of the patients blood
during the paroXysms showed the para
sites of malaria. Fifteen grains OF
qulnine by lntramuscular injection
caused the disappearance Of the symp-
toms of rabies in n few hours.
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organ. The latter came forward and
Offered G5O for the fund.
The worthy cleric was overjoycd.
II don't know your name, sir" he
cried hut thank you from the bot
tom of my heart. thank YOU May
your business prosper sir"
Then there WAS Solmen hush. and
the committee looked askance ut their
vicar.
whats the matter?" whispered the
clergyman turning to the chairman.
"Well-er-that donor is an under
tuker ."-PittSburg Sun.
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cherchez la Marechale.

Nine. Foch is quiet, calm, coy, de-
termlned old lady, who acknowledges
no commander in chief. She supports
the marshal when he Is working under
pressure, and lets him have his way.
But when pressure Is relaxed she
permits Of no Irregularities. After
peace was signed, the marshal was
engrossed in negotiations and was fire.
quently late for lunch. He does not
like being late for lunch, but Nine.
Marshal likes 1t still less. In the mid
die of an important but prolonged con-
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18

cr-covcrrd Bible which seemed to be
well worn The clergyman beumcd.
"0h, the Bible? I'm glad to hear that!
How often does he use it, con sun.
day mornn'S.' What only once Il
week? Well. well Does he read aloud
TO You ALL or just to himSelf:" ma"
was the answer. "He shairpens his
rizOr ON il !"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Malaria Stimulating Hydrophobia,

A. Castellani (Arch Med. Belg,) de-
scrlbes an attack Stimulating rabies in
Il patient in Colombo, Ceylon. who had
malaria. The diagnosis of rabies had
been made. At the time Castellani
saw him the patient was in an attack
apparently of hydrophobia with TEN.
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ference with the allied representatives
Nine. Foch sent In a message to say
that Nine. Ia Marechale would await
the marechal for lunch no longer
Manchester Guardian.