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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
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Chicago. July eN.-New high price
records FOR lhs scason were touched
IN the corn market today as a result
% abnormal heat. and the continued
drought Material damage TO the crop
WIS repaired h4 a leading expert.
Trade was active. with rmand chief
~ from shorts and commission houses.
OpenlnE Q%uotntionA which ranged
from to ~ cents higher. with
ccmber tf.GgH 10 81 80. were follow
ed By modcrnte further eaips.
hats sympnthsxed with the strength
OF corn After opening y 60 I rent
higher. Including september at SoA
to soh cents. the market continued
Frovisions were nfted by uhe grain
bulge, Trrde. however. was light.
Chicago Iisestock.
Chicago. Juiy es-HoH rcccipta
%. 1000 market weak. and lower.
Hulk tefe5n 93.Oo. heavy weight
s2l.65 W $500. medium weight ts1.65
y 2a.i5: light weight tei.b0 a es.1h;
iight iiRht eai.0o i32.s5; heavy pack
Ing sows. smooth ss1.004 2i.s0:
packing Sows, rough siS.7SG 2o.f5;
cattle receipts 5000; market I'M
settled. beef steers. light and heavy
weight. choice ana prime fiG.Sbn
1850; medium and good Sie.25N
is.S5; common tl0sbM 1898 light
weight. good and choice Sft.60m
ls.7b. common and medium Ser0m
it.60s butcher cattle. heifers fT.s5m
1850; rows t7.2bmi3.50; Gamer and
cutters $3.50 1.g5. veal calves. Hight
and handy weight f1b.T5Ht7.OO.
feeder steers f7,s5Mia.7b: stocker
steers s7.O0Nii.e5; western rangc
steers sii. SO ~ 1926. COWS and hcifers
fs.6O a l2.7b.
Sheep receipts "a. 600: market slow.
Lambs ~ pounds down $4,000
1895: yoariing wethefs f10hOm
1895; ewes. mediam. good and choice
$500 20 s.0q: cults aud common t27b
" $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
ADvERTIsENiENT FoR nIps.

Bids viii be received for the COM
pletion OF four az school buildings
In district No. 10. Bernaliilo county,
New Mexico. by the county school
superintendent. office In the county
court house, until August 80. 1919 az
10 O'Clock a. M, nj which time all
hid will he opened and considered
by the county board OF education at
the office OF the county school SUI
p~erintendent The right II reserved
20 reject and all bids. Plans and
specifications may be examined at the
county school. superintendent's office
In the court house.
MRS JOHN ". WILSON,
County school superintendent.
July 2S-AuR. ellis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

Chicago. July eS-Bnttcr higher;
reamery 4gis u 52ac.
Eggs STEADY: 0rsis 426M43Mc
ordinary nrsth sS fic; at mark. cases
included asM s2Hc. torag packed
rrsis 4fsf4fMc.
Poultry alive higher: springs 500
Soc. fowls sic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
NOTICE

The board Of regents ~ the univ"r-
sity Whi open hidH fur the cHustruc
lion nf Il hygiene building on August
lin. Each bic nus DE accompanied
hy % certified check Tor 10 per cent
or amount of bid These are tu he
returned when surety bond ls furnish
ed by 70 successful bidder.
The right h resci we'd To reject an
or any OF the bids.
Plans aud specifications may Dee
obtained from A. X. Leopold at the
university
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

Kansas city. Mo. July 2N.-Butter;
creamery unchanged. Packing -
cent higher. extras N cents. nrsts
4Gc: seconds tfc; packing 42lsc.
Eggs = cent higher; firsts 43iar;
seconds 35c.
Poultry. unchanged; hens 2oc;
roostcrs 1895 broilers see.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

Get busy and attend to business
but be ure Il II y0ur own business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
pICKMNN cONrrns wITn nlKEn

Nd"shluEton, July -h,-MuJor GEN
crnl Joseph 4 bickman, formerly
commander OF the American army Of
occupation Va GERMANY. came to
Washington today 10 confer with Sec
Rotary Haher before buing 10 San An
tonic tu become commander Of the
suthern department General Dick
man VIII have personal direction Of
he patrol Of the Mexican border.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

It's dead easy FOR a woman TO beat
a man In an argument; al she hna 10
do Is to turn ON tho hriny flow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30

ment stocks which may be used in
payment Of the levy. II the holder
Of such stocks 81 bscribed for them
originally, ne is credited with the
full face value OF them. II he has
acquired them since their issue. he
gets the price Of the day.
Payment in such form, however
can only be made up 10 Dec. 81,
1920. the object Of this clause being
TO persuade as many people as pos
Sible TO pay in war loan stock and
so reduce the cOuntry's indebted
ness.
For all cash payments made be-
fore March 81. 1920. there is a re-
bate Of per cent: for all made be
tween April 1 and Dec. 81, 1920, a
rebate Of per cent
A department is to be set up to
deal with the matter OF the accept
ance OF certain other than govern
ment stocks I'm payment up TO the
end Of 1920 at a fixed value. This
department IS given somewhat in
definite powers regarding the &C
ceptance OF other forms OF invest
ment, there being no time limit
specified in this case.
\ part, from the general argu
ments against the principle of the
capital levy. numerous objections
have been raised TO this particular
scheme. In addition TO DR.. Helffer-
ich some Of the most prominent IL
nancial experts in Germany are
ranged against it.
Lucky Fortunes of 1920.
Inter ALA. the critics point out
that, assuming that the vast major
ity Of those affected are forced to
avail themselves Of the instalment
concession, the levy is really an in
come tax fixed without regard to
the amount of the income, but &C
cording TO the amount of the cap
ital producing that income.
Moreover it is fixed on the fortune
on Dec. 81, 1919, at time, as one
expert pointed out. when the only
certainty is that ones fortune for
the next 80 or so years will be very
uncertain indeed.
InoSe VINO OBTAIN lnelT IoTNuheS
after the date mentioned are free
from the levy, no matter how great
that fortune may be.
A person who has TO pay levy on
a capita of $25O.O0O would be tax
ed TO the amount Of 100000. II he
paid by instruments the yearly
charge would be, roughly, $4,000.
If that fortune earned a dividend
Of only 1-2 per cent, then the levy
instalment would swallow up two
thirds Of the profits: if it earned 3
per cent, less than one-third of the
profits would go in levy: if 10 per
cent, less than one-siXth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30
DIR. PAUL's GLASSES

Fitted by a specialist Eyes ex-
amined thoroughly. 422 Farmers
Trust Bldg Hours TO II, TO 3,
and TO 8. Telephone Lincoln 1922.
4125-1-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30

The question OF whether a
levy must be made on capital.
In order % cope with the vast
war debts. is being discussed In
nearly every country Of Europe.
In the following article IS de-
scribed how such a levy is 70 be
made ia Germany.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-30

The levy may De paid-ycarly.
half-yearly or quarterly a
period Of 80 years. in the case of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07

We have been pals since child
hood days. ana I do love him. But
my parents think / should give him
up and marry the oldcr man. who
can give me everything ] want, for
he is Of very generous nature.
Mother says. with the other man.
III always have TO scrimp and save.
But he will not marry unless l be-
come "A member OF his church, and
l have been brought up in a vastly
different belief The younger man
loves me as | am.
Shall ! marry for love. or for
money! Which does one need the
most OF 20 be happy. wonder7
would like 90 know the experiences
OF others. too.
ONE WHO CAN'T DECIDE.
There IN no comparison be-
tween your case and that OF
Ellen" the girl OF wealth. who
has never earned her living. and
who admlrea. but does not as
yet love. struggling young
working man In an office.
There IN no doubt about which
man you should marry. II you
marry at all at this time. No
selfrespccting American girl
would discard her religion for
few paltry dollars.
II you don't love your lifelong
pal enough 10 take chance
with him now, wait until he sue
ceeds In his business TO a point
whore you viii feel secure finan-
clally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
CYNTHIA Grey

Dear Miss Grev: l. too like "EHen," am at the cross-
roads, aoorking GIRL IN the early twent,es nv sd-
arr is sos per month hare comfortable home and my
people in moderate crcusances hare been bTough
up TO SAFE. go -,
NolD for my probln: Tl0o IN lore ruth me- me
eight gears my senior His present income mounts IN
10 fve figures. He is quiet Oeuhked man. me other
Is Of otcn age, earning $l@5 month, WtM we
promise Of $25 in sir months He has been over
years. and is connected NTH comparatively
firm bit the firm proves successfu he aciH hare
splendid OppOrtlnttn for enhancement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
THEATRES


Lots OF comedy. music and pretty
girls feature the new bill which
opened at the rantages Monday aft.
ernoon.
Temptation" pretentious rnu.
steal comedy net. tops the bin. Bobby
vaii. a real comedian: Marie Mann. a
petite soubret,e. and Victor Bayiand.
a nifty young chap. head the numcr'
GUS musical specialtics in which a
group OF merry maids trip the ligh,
fantastic. The &C; Is well staged and
beautifully costumcd
Dunbar and Turner. a man and n
maid. have a happy little skit in
which tho comedy work and eccen-
trio dancing of Ed Dunbar In the out
standing feature. Dunbar has many
friends over Pantagcs circuit. hav.
ing played Pan time for several
years.
Dance Fantasy" presented by
Jane Kennedy with Ccceie d'Anfrca
and Henry Walters. IL a pretty act In
which the trio interpret variety Of
dances; George Quigiey and Eddie
Fitzgerald get by nicely In n comedy
skit.
Frank Ward Is n clever monologist
and the Four Icons give daring ex-
hibition on the tight wire.
Bill Duncan performs lot of new
heroic stunts In the NTH episode OF
Smashing Barriers" the film serial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Confessions of a Bride
copyrighted 1912
BOB AND MAKE IT UP" BUT
MY ADVENTURES REMAIN UNTOLD

about yoursclf-no any mystery-
which would disturb mo half n
second"
l nestled closer TO him and ran
my fingers thru his hair.
II trust you 80 much-that II hurts
when you diatrust me. as you did
last night" Bob continued. why
ala you flare up ao7 And quote that
awful verse from JudgcsY II made
me sore. dear, IL was 80 unfair. Now.
wasn't IT."
Bob. It's all because ! get 40 fear
fully jealous. but / love you-~l love
youi That's why act soF'
For the love OF love. don't act
any more. darling. DO you know
I've found my second wife different
from my first wife in only one wayf
You used 10 trust everybody around
you-iike n baby. me ineluded-but
now you're something Ike the smart
movie auecns-you're always on the
watch for dreadful conspiracy.
Now -honest--aren't your"
III you'd listen. Bob. 20 all that
happened 10 me while you were over
seas-you'd understand. ! really
was an absurdly unsophistcated 1T
tie girl when you married me. But
now"
We'll. n you're anything else
now" Bob held me at arms length
and regarded me with a seowi which
Othello might have envied. Non
sense, You're still as unsophistioated
as--as the dove OF peace"
lie gathered me close 10 him and
| knew we had made II up once
more. and was glad. But even In
the safety OF my husbands embrace
I didn't find perfect rest.
Bob considered me as unsophiB
Heated an when he married me-
wouldn't he love me unless | re
manned as ignorant OF the worlds
wickedncns as fiapper In a fashion
able boarding school,
II he had that point OF view-nnd
IL was the point OF view Of the aver
age man, had TO admit--if my hus
band expected 10 apply IL 20 me-ws
were. both OF US. in for a grand dis
appointment--in spite Of all our
| kisses.
! To BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Hollis Creditors
Contest His Will

Contending that Henry Clay Hoit's
will IL invalid because unwitnessed.
and that the murdered Aiki grocer
died intestate. creditors have filed
petition for the appointment OF Julius
L. Baldwin as administrator. Pre-
siding Judge A. w. Frazier continued
the hearing until Judge Mitchell
Gillian decides whether the win Is
valid. II the will Is valid. Hollis
estate viii go 10 Mrs. Minnie Il.
Deaver. wife Of Hollis alleged slayer.
lanes II. Dcaver. retired sergeant
iajor OF Marines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07

What Berghoff haa-up his sleeve
concerns met And Il is-it is--a
plenty" | faltered. My husband al.
ways has had a way OF falling into
a brown study. and Of remaining
quito deaf 10 what II said to him
like scholar or n genius. Before |
could throw Off the mental paralysis
Induced by Berghoff's name. Bob
had become completely absorbed In
hts own probably they
were theories about tho disappear
ancc OF Habn
without In tho least comprehend
ing what had said. he ackDowl.
edged the sound Of my voice by IA
nod and then he was off again upon
his mental excursion,
And no once more I had n chance
20 evnde my confession. ! realized
that my husband trusted mo perfect.
~. and that didn't need 10 tell him
"A single thing about my life while
he was In the army | knew that
some wives would impose on huS-
hand like that They would think u
smart" not 10 tell what should be
told.
took my husbands face between
my hands and made him look into
my eyes before spoke again;
Bob Berghoff thinks he has
something on me. must explain.
It's such long story. toor'
Same old yarn I've been trying
10 avoid ever since our new honey.
moon began7" Bob put both arms
around me. kiss mer'
obeyed orders. then said;
You dear old darllng' ! know
Caesars wife In above suspicion. But
she win not remain so. my love. n
Bcrghoff and Katherine Miller con.
nivc together"
''Of course you know what would
happen 10 Bcrghoff--"
interrupted with hasty affirma-
tive:
"Yes' It's not that I'm afraid. it's
simply honorable for me 20 tell
your'
Little girl won't let even you
defend my new wife. She doesn't
need IL Nobody could convince me
that you have any kind OF scandal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
PIONEER SURVEYOR
OF COUNTY IS DEAD

w. b. Hall. n resident Of Western
Washington since 1870 and former
surveyor OF King county. died Mon.
day at Mason sanitarium. Hail. who
was 81 years old. Is survived by his
daughter. Mrs. Emma X. Bigelow.
and his son. Walter A. Hall. residents
OF Bellevue.
Funeral services will be held at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
Bonney.Watson chapel. Cremation
will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Sourdough Will
Claim High Title

DAWSON. Y. T.. oct 7.--Robert
Lesson. sourdough OF 81 years ex.
perience In the Klondyke, left here
Saturday for ireland to claim the
title and estate OF the Earl OF Mil.
town.
Bob" Lceson. as he is known thru
out the Klondyke. has panned the
frozen ground for n score OF years.
but he has never made n strike. Now
that his elder brother has persisted at
sea, Lesson IL going back TO claim
the title. and he IL going back in the
same kind Of brown wooden shirt and
hob-nailed boots that he prospected
in for 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Martin Bomber Is
Now in Portland

PORTLAND. Or, Oct. THE
Martin bombing plane. which is on
it's "around-the-rim" tour OF the
country. arrived In Portland yestor-
day evening at 6:45 o'clock, having
been In the air hour and so min
utcs after leaving Camp Lewis.
Lieut.. Col. X s. Hartz and his
crew will hop OFF, for Eugene, Or.
early Wednesday morning.
The plane has Travelled 5.57s miles
since leaving Washington. ID. C.. July
"a. Eighty hours have been spent
In actual flying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Theatre
Etiquette

Dear Miss Grey: After an even.
ing at the theatre. IL IL good form
TO purchase "A box OF candy for the
girl one has escorted Should the
box be given to the girl 10 carry
home. or should the man do this7
Who should unwrap the candy and
serve ~ DONALD.
There Is no obligation on the
part OF the man TO provide the
candy. but there certainly is no
objection TO his doing 30. II he
desires. But II he does buy the
gift. he should cary II home for
the girl The candy belongs to
her. and should be opened by her
when she chooses IL would be
too late. after an evening at
the theatre. for the man To
linger at the girls home and
share the contents OF the box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Hospitality
In the Home

Dear Miss Grey: Would you
please give me n little advice as &c
how 70 entertain sailor boys I'm my
homer want them. when they
leave. to have a pleased feeling.
would appreciate an early reply.
ANXIOUS.
IL IN impossible for me to an
swer your question definitely. as
IL depends to a great extent up
on what facilities you have for
entertaining in your home. An
other important thing 20 take
into consideration. is the likes
and dislIkes OF your guests.
There VIII be some who love
dancing. other music, and stiil
others who enjoy themselves
best when sitting about the fire
place telling yarns. II the spirit
OF hospitality and good cheer
resigns supreme IN your home.
you need have no fear about
how your guests VIII feel when
departing. IL II a wise hostess
who endcavors 20 make her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Instruct American
Legion Delegates

Delegates who win represent Ell
mcr J. Noble post No. I. at the
Legion. which conycnes In Seattle
Thursday. were given their lnstrue-
tons at the posts regular meeting
in Veterans hall. the Armory.
Monday night.
Bonuses for returned men. means
Of inducing them TO retain their
government insurance. and other
matters which are believed certain
10 come before the national con-
vention at Minneapolis next month
were the subject OF Instructions TO
the delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Engagement
Man BE Mistake

Dear Miss Grey: I am engaged to
be married In December. but l am
worried sometimes for fear my
flance does not really love me. He
calls 20 see me three times a week.
and is always confederate OF my
pleasure, but he hardly ever tells
me that he cares for me. What =
your adviceG WORRIED.
Surely he must care for you.
or he would not have asked you
20 marry him. Some persons
are not demonstrative, no mat
ter how deep their feelings. OF
course you should not marry
the man, tho. until you have
dispellcd this doubt from your
mind. II II persists. you should
have a frank talk with him and
explain TO him that you fear
your engagement lis a mistake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
HOLD FUNERAL FOR
JAMES D. TRENHOLME

Funeral services for James -.
Trcnholme. widely known figure In
Pacific Coast marine circles. who
died Sunday. wcr. held In ST Marks
Episcopal church ut 2 o'clock Tues
day afternoon.
The paiIbeArers were Col. W. r.
Perkins. George =. Thorndyke. Judge
clay Alien. Judge Calvin =. Hall.
Harry y. Hurlcy'nnd Frank wilkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Prominent Couple
to Marrn

The wedding Of Miss Bernice Mo
dcrie, OF Seattle. and Mr.. Fred Angc'
vine. OF Missoula. Mont. Will take
place at five O'Clock this afternoon
IT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
McCausland. Mr.. AngeVine lived In
Seattle at one time. hut Is now
prosecuting attorney OF Missoula,
Miss Mcderie was born In MisSoula,
hut has lived In Seattle OF late Years.
IL was while she was spending some
time visiting her former home that
she met Mr.. Angevine. who Is an
exceptionally brilliant lawyer. lie
formerly attended the University OF
Washington and was very prom
inent In campus activities. q member
OF Sigma Chi fraternity, OF I'M
Delta honorary law fraternity, or
the Oval Club and Fir Tree. They
win make their home In Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Says Russ Can Now
Run Country Alone

LONDON, oct THE Russians
can look after themselves now, Gen.
eral Ironsides declared today, hav.
ing just returned from Archangel
with the last contingent of British
troops. Asked about Russia. General
Ironsidcs said:
II think too much has been said
already. We have finished our work
and / think the Russians can now
look after themselves"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Entertain for
Engaged Couple

Honoring Miss Bernice Moderie
and Mr.. Fred Angevine. whose mar
riAxs will take place tonight. MI
and Mrs. Eugene Meaeham enter
tanned with an informal dinner at
their home Sunday evening. one
unique feature OF the affair was
that the honor guests were brought
by Mr.. Edward Hubbard. who was
travelling In his wonted manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Black Cat Informal

The Bachelors club Black Cat In
formal win be held Saturday even.
ing. October II. at the Masonic
Temple. The committee In charge Of
decorations. which are always fca-
tnre OF the clubs dances. includes:
MIR. Ray Guion. Mr.. ia Nelson. Mr..
Charles Hrickeli. AIR Vernon Klcp-
per. Mr.. Norman Nachcn. Mr., Herb
Nutxdorf. MIR, Oscar Seegcr. Mr..
Harry Bold. Mr.. John Miller and
Mr.. Eugene Rogers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Ilfnior Practice Club

The Junior Pac;iee Club met with
Mrs- Broussais Beck yesterday after
noon. The program IS given below
Group OF songs by Dcbussy--Ars.
1ra} Rawn.
phper, Maurice Ravel'-Mrs.
Keith Logan Bullitt-
lAilegro. from Rayei Concerto
nv Harp---Mrs h. c. Beck. tMlss
Margaret Ames. plano transcript
toni
s.PAvanne" RavelD. Prelude ode
bussyt-Miss Amcs.
uape- "t.ilr { .fuslcai Topics
Mrs. Mason Hawkins.
...ss. Alexander Scott Buiiitt will
b. hostess for the club at It's next
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Dickson.
~ Tacoma. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Laura. TO
Mr.. Clarence Carlander. OF Seattle.
The wedding will take place this
month. Miss Dickson Is an extreme
~ popular member OF the younger
~ In Tacoma She il a graduate
- the University of Washington and
= member OF Kappa Alpha Theta.
Mr.. CArlander served In France as
ltuutenant In the Sixty-third in
fnntry. He also In graduate Of
the University OF Washington. and
y 4 member OF Psi Epsilon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
TO Give Luncheon

There will be luncheon given by
the members Of the Seattle Golf
Team Thursday. October is. at the
club, In connection with the golf
tournament which Is to be played
an the Seattle Golf Club links be-
tween Seattle. Tacoma. Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Dinner Hosts

Compllmeniing Mrs. Thomas
Hunt. MIR. and Mrs Alfred Dyer
gave dinner OF twelve covers at
their home Sunday evening. Bach
clor buttons and pink roses In a
graceful basket were used for dec
orationa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
To Giro Tea

Of Philadelphia. who Is her house
guest. Mrs. Charles II, Collins viii
entertain with an Informal tea at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Rirthdau Anniversary

Celebrating the seventh birthday
anniversary OF her son. Daniel, Mrs.
G. b. Lamont entertained eight Of
his youthful friends at theatre
party. followed by a dinner yester-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Lorraine Cbapter. No. 6

Lorraine Chapter No. 8. q, T.. &.
viii give their anniversary dance
Friday evening. October II. IN the
Masonic Temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07

guests feel perfectly at home.
for there II no human being.
however eccentric. who does not
appreciate the atmosphere sur
rounding a REAL home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
MEETING is POSTpONED

meeting OF the King County
Triple alliance scheduled to be held
In Bertholdi's hall. Georgetown. Mon.
day night, was postponed until octo-
Der 10.