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The sun., 1919-03-31
Fur Auction Tom orrow.

The Metropolitan Fur Exchange will
offer at public auction in its salesrooms
tomorrow furs and skins valued at
$4,000. IRcluded among the offerings
will be 10000 Hudson seal, 1000 Now
Zealand rabbits. 800 dark Eastern mink,
500 Canadian beaver and an assortment
OF high grade foxes
The sun., 1919-03-31
Wool snles start This Week.

BosToN. March chickering's at the
Government auction sales OF raw woods
to be held here. starting April 4, will to-
tai about 40. 900. 900 pounds
Lots 10 be offered at each days sale
are as follows On April 4. 1000 600
pounds greasy pulled wool April r,
g. 600, 900 pounds domestic fiecCes. 1000
coo pounds Texas and California woods +,
April 3. 100000 pounds secured wool :.
April 10, 5000, 600 pounds secured wool !:
April II. 6.OO0.OOo pounds Australian
wool. 100000 pounds South American
wool. l,6oo, 900 pounds Cape wool April
H. 100000 pounds territory wool.
The sun., 1919-03-31
LnBERTAN corr. IN TWO DEALS

The Lebertan Corporation bought from
William Carpenter. the Arlington Court
a. $40 West 18TH street, a six story ele-
vator apa rtment house, housing forty
two families This property has been
hold at $4,000 and was bought for
cash over n sI02.500 mortgage. The
brokers for the seller were James Boyd
& Company. The Lebertan Corporation
also bought from the Mercantile Holding
Company the ST. Berra at EOS West
Ninety ninth street, 62x100. a six story
elevator apartment house. This property
was bought for cash over a 10000 mort
gage. The brokers were Gaillard x
Company and Jacob A. Wolf was the
attorney for the seller.
The sun., 1919-03-31

Following the successful membership
campa gn held by the Associated Dress
Industries OF America in Baltimore,
which resulted In bringing into this ma
tional trade body every representative
manufacturer in that market, plans are
now being perfected for drives in Chi
cago, Philadelphia Boston and Cleve-
land. according 20 David y. MosessoAn.
executive director % the organization.
The sun., 1919-03-31
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Connecting mails close at c. p O and Citv
Hall station at $50 p NJ. daily
Samoan Islands Australia and specially az
o1s"ol April 2. So Ventura.
FHi Islands New Zealand and Australia
wa ancouyer ana Victoria, C.) AprA 6,
S. Makura and April 30, So Niagara
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Vic
lots X, c. Anril 8, Sc Err press OF Russia
Hawaii and Guam-This mail is forw arded
best opportunity. ~ Wv
Jspan Corea China, Siam. Cochin China
ana Netherlands Past 1ndies-This mail IL
torwarred TO the Pacific coast daily for des-
patch 10 destination by the best opport unity
The sun., 1919-03-31

street. $500. Morris Horwits. $50 Nassau
street, Is the attorney.
LOUIS kNARIS-A voluntary petition Of
Louis Knarls, 5l2 East Sixth street
shows liabilities OF 500 and no assets
The three largest creditors arc Louis NJ
Taylor. 1e7 Dunae street. sl.1T6; Fara-
mel Manufacturing Company. ess Broad
rer 1921, and Kingston Bav Ice Cream
Company. 2s9 broadway. sos. Morris
IL HoTstadter. 1lo Broadway, Is the at
torney.
Judgments.
The following Judgments we're filed
March 20. the FIRST name being that Of the
debtor
The sun., 1919-03-31

Liner Here After Two Year Lnyup

The Scandinavian American liner
Freder!k VIII. which arrived last night
from Copenhagen and Christianla and
anchored in Quarantine, completed her
first trip across sea since February.
1917. when she carried hack toward
Germany Ambassador Won Bernstorfr
and his party. She had been laid up in
COpenha2en nearlN two vears
The sun., 1919-03-31
PROPOSALS..

Eight Married Oficers. once Quarter
West Point. y. Y. Sealed propose 9
will be received here until IL Al, April rs.
1919, and then opened for construction Of
Quarters for Eight Married oficers In
formation on application.
The sun., 1919-03-31
SALES BY AUCTION.

JOSEPH COHEN, Auctloneer. be!ls 10,
day at Public Auction, at 1890 4. NJ, No
It's William street, Manhattan, chatteli
and fixtures described in chattel mortga z,
made by Wolf Brothers EnEravers, Inc.
to Sanford NJ. Sake. dated Oct 80, 1918
"A nd filed Nov Is 1918
The sun., 1919-03-31

BosroN. March So.--Ninety-on per
cent. OF the 100000 pounds OF terri
tory wool offered at the Government
auction was sold here yesterday. Prices
for all the lots ruled high. especially for
the wool graded half blood and upward.
The sun., 1919-03-31
FALL RIVER LINE
20 Boston. Lv Pier IL. ". r.. 6 P. n. daily
JEii.AL NOTICES.

N~>->-~~~~~---~-~-----~--.-,- ->~>-~->-->----..
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
i A0nh, Wy the Grace Of God. Free aud
,.I To .do!eh D. r, W. %stt.nkiolt. VIII
EioaL Martha TFacksdort. Johanna
T Traeksdort Lo ;b",. TS.eA.aorf E..
Mn OF Henry Mattenfsldt deceased, whosa
aIHes ana respective Places OF residence
% to inS SGIT c.herG.
credits which were OF Henry ]. D. Matter en-
Attofusyr General Of ina st,i 10 MswI[9T;
nork: and to all persons Interested Al.
Wsa Gp the s S,,s nest Of MH or other
deceased. Who at the time OF his death
STATE @ reside, Tsr q he GoHqty Of M.w York,
Upon tn" pet',ion OF 5AMU>Eh :. MEAD.
itIdinE at No. 557 West I4ltl street, in
Ne soro9SA Of Mnrhattan. Oily Of NV
sSdIns at Carlttondale, RlnSwood Manor,
You and each Of You ar. HEREBY cited n
show cause before the Surrogates Court
or Nrw York County, held at the Hall ~
me Y?nd DAY OF April, 1919. at hSif-pn,t
ten ton o,Glo'k In the forenoon OF that dsy,
TEX iss MEAT HsGG9ns Of EToEssSinE; q SAN
, Ton ., Executors Of and Trustees under
inc Last VII and Testament q said de-
and the will OF said dcced.nt. Henri NJ
tenteldt, construed
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We hay.
caused the Seal ~ the .surroErtes'
Court Of the said County Of Nav
orl % ho hereurto aNxed
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN
=. GOHALNN, Eurrogate OF our
~" v said county. 81 the County OF
Sew York. the tth day OF March.
I'm tho year or our LORD on.
IGnssnd nine hundred and nine.
DANIEL J. DOwDNEy
r,,,>.,..t.,er" Ok ths surEogates' Court.
Attorney 70. Pelitionirg Executors
ana Trustees
81 Wall Strest. New Yoris
The sun., 1919-03-31
BUSINESS LEASES.

Charles +. Noyes Company lea sed for
Daniel p. Morse 1915 Greene street
10 L. Glickman & Co. for Ave years at
an aggregate rental OF $4,000 plus all
REPAIRS and operation. The lease repre-
eents an Increase OF so per cent over
the rentals previously secured. The
building was purchased a few months
ago from the Etagloc Holding Company
ana extensively altered. In commenting
on this lease the brokers state that the
The sun., 1919-03-31
Business Troubles


TOBIAS SANDBERG--A voluntary petit
ton OF Tobias sanberg. $3.50 Third ave-
nue. shows liabilities of &6,4Ss and assets
Of $40 Tho three largest creditors are
i. Goldman OF Newark. ~ j., $4,000;
sam Rubin of Chicago, nj, $500, and
Albrioht h Birxowsky 20 west 6ixtesnth
The sun., 1919-03-31
IoN0 ISLAND REAL ESTATE roe SALE

10 HOUSES now being built at Howard
Beach Estates. l., T.. 20 minutes from Penn.
Station, 3Srd St, New York City: will be
ready May !, 1918; moderate price, easy
terms; select building plots also for sale
on which houses TO suit may be erected
all modern improvements on premises; nve
minutes from station: also waterfront
Jicts. All other particulars at 81 Chambers
st., room lllt
The sun., 1919-03-31

sohn -. ,.............,... ,:so1.o
Birenbaum. Annie.N. Kapian.. isis
Brenner Chas. Equitable Ser
Cohen. Barney-s. rrine............. f7i.sS
Camhie. Abraham--zaharin Bros 25SAs
Demares:. Warren Gil. 8. Mans
Deuttr. Jossph Ar. Forman.. s. S.sS
Ellis. Phyllis-C. Weld....... 1850
Etir gofr Boris-Goldln Bros, Inc. ls6.43
costs .......,...........,.... 1926
thai ......................... l,s5s.o1
Hochreich, Morris-w Brake
Kins.lay. waite iii NJ. Fla. '-''i'
Jacobson. Harry.s. rine....... iso.is
kohn. Herman. Inc-General
Lewis chs., F.--Dousls, Barnes -
Lc. Ander Pub. Co. 1nc.-oiivtr ~
Leon, Harry-s. Fine...:......: Sss.sS
livingston, SARAH Ii. Gilman sstia
Miller Lculse-L. Fetzner,::...... sO,st
Mullen. Martin, and Fidelity.
Deposit co. Of Maryland
,surs,y CO. .;.....;.....,...:. 1oss.:o
ST. John ct al................ 1889
~ l'eF. NatNerine ana BuCNmor
Realty Corr-M. Msndai ..... 1921
Peppard. James-H. NJ Flateau IooTi
Prev-r. Pauline-Wood CON-. i9s.s5
Poh'man. Chas. Mil. Tooker.. 7IO.s6
paraiia PLAYS. Irc.--L. GIsum li7I.;3
Park: James. Arthur g. N"tter
and yhas G. Bourne oParker,
Potter & Co.)--Albsrt Barcourt
Rothschiid. DAVID. IIenicue. ,.:i,.s
Robinson. Chas. L-Nat Lewis.
Society Of Modern Arr. Inc-MlI
city Realty Corp ............- 4.6.55
sosiets lAbrsTia Italians italian
S:arbuck. Lawrence M.-Illinols
Life las Co.................- 1882
surety co.-Peop,e. &c....r.., 100000
Sssser. George, Jr--D. o'Cor0e'I s.s7s
nenbaprn--E PSrnsys .....,... 1tHs7
White, Flora McD.-C. -. Brown.
shantiin. nathan, David schneider
and Louis Pcrsky Cshentiin
land Wooden & Dress Goods
NILS, Inc. ,,.....,.,....,-- lSlt3
BRoNX
The hrs. name is that OF the debtor.
Adler. DAVID. H: rass....... s6a.4:
Cohen, Nathan--S. Pries;er ct al l47.t7
Harris Dan!sl--O u. Brown ct al SEXES
Satisfied Judgments.
The nrst name is that OF tho debtor;
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment was died:
Newborg, Leopo!d-T. Allison;
Mar. Is '............,.,., $4,000
Steurer Pub Cor. Tauher. Ma
-. :, 1919 lvacsted) .......,.-... ToI,7
FoSel. william--Brooklyn Heights
r r. Co, Jan. II, 1919. -. Ii,l,
CHrmody. John. and SationRI
Surety Co People, e. Jan
=. 20, 1912 ,......,'... -.......,'. 1000 90
Kanber. Morris--N. Y. Telephone
CO., Fen. a, 1915. ......... 1871
Lew, Nsthan-Samuel Pnillipsou
& Co Nov. :. 1917. .,.......-.. 1851
Le ~, Nathan. Morris WoTmser u
Samu", Wormseg-W. Living
,ston. OCT. =, ly!l.... .....:.'. 1881
Miller. Jackson. BECK, Dee.
s. I9lT....-............. 1885,
seuner & kaplan CO Nils
Mar. -. lsIs...........,...... 7.4s7
The sun., 1919-03-31
SITUATION wANTED-MALr.

SCOTTISH PROFESSIONAL GOLFER
ex-oficer British Army. aged 20. Is years
experiences hrst class player coach and
club maker. Apply In nrst Instance stating
terms to Mr.. W. z. BATY. $50 West sand
ST.. Erie. Pa.
The sun., 1919-03-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodeho Survey
Standard Time.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodeho survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises....su A M Sun sets .,....7asP
Noon sets. ,....I:T
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook, Z 80 A NJ Gov. leland. s;:t A M
He'll Gate. zee. 1906
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. ! SIAM Gov. Island. .s:71 A M
He'll Gate ..f:lI a M
ARR1vALs--sUNDAY. MARCH %.
So Aquitenia. Brest. March "a.
ss Frederik VIII. Christiania, March ~
Ss Bowie London. March is.
SIS Cedric. Liverpool. March 10. =,
IS City ofShanghai Glasgow. Marcn ID
ss Santa Olivia. Brest, March ~,
IS Pearl Shell. La Psilicc. March II.
Sc Kansas. West Har1lcpool, March IL.
Ss Kansas. Shields. March 10.
ss Benedict. Liverpool, March IL,
Sc Atalais, Lisbon. March Is. =.
SIS Ice King. 81. Nazaire. March ID.
ss Amolco. Ponce. March Fl.
SIS jamestown, Norfolk, March -.
Sc Com anche. Jacksonville. March 70.
SIS III Almirante. Galveston, March n.
Ss Lake Forest Norfolk, March 20.
IS New YORK; philadelphia; March 70 .,
SIS Delaware Boston. March 20.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
So Federal. At Brest.
Ss Lenape. at Jacksonville.
SIS George W. Clyde, at Philadelphia.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
es Ieviathau. from Brest
Sc Metopan, from Brest.
So Wilhelmina, from Brcst.
Sc Alamo. from Key West.
IS II. M. Flagler, from Port Eads.
The sun., 1919-03-31
WIRELESS

Sc Omuna from Liverpool. s2o miles east
OF SANDY Hook al noon yesterday. viii dock
this morning.
The sun., 1919-03-31
Tearing on Bill wipinr out Buck Law.

a nearing will he held on "Wednesday
sI o'clock in tho afternoon before the
osnate Committee on Conservation on the
OIL! making II lawful 10 XIII ono deer Of
elmer sex other than fawns. The bill
which eliminates the buck law from the
the Assembly
The sun., 1919-03-31
ITRHYMCCRE-X1lANIrord
UKQ& GREATEST HoIH SYQcISS|
HELP wANTED-MALE.

Auto School Largest and best school In the
WEST SIDE u. s. Send for booklet aud pass
y. NJ. q. A. toschool. Telephone ole snbus
Slb W. 57th st 1920. Special classes far is 4 60
The sun., 1919-03-31

With name and address Of owner and
attorney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
RotaridRs Win
Attend Contention

A number OF members OF the Ro-
tary Club Of this city. with their
wives. expect 20 leave next week for
salt LAX. City 10 attend tho lntcrna.
tionai convention OF the Rotary Club.
which convenes there from June Is
To "a. Several OF the men are dele.
gates.
Anopg those who plan 20 go are
Mr.. II. r. King. Mr. W. T.. waltz.
Mr.. Worraii Wilson. Mr.. J. IL. Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Everett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyal Partridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Rounds. DIR. c. l.. Eion and Mrs.
Rion. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph schoen-
field. MFR. and Mrs George Lcrhorn
and Miss Lerhorn. Mr.. Archie Chand-
Ter. MFR. Alvin schwar~r. Mr.. #. l..
Monson. MIR III. w. Mouiton and Mr..
u. w. jenkins left today for. san
Francisco. and later win b. at the
convention as Delegates. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. u. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. p. Wells. who are visiting ia the
East. also plan 10 be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
Commencement Exercises
OF Minor Hospital

The trustees and officers Of the Mi.
nor Private Hospital and School for
Nurses. Of Seattle. have issued ersr-
eiscs OF the graduating class. 10 b.
held at the First Baptist Church on
Monday evening. June .. at 3 O'Clock.
a reception and dance will follow the
exercises immediately after at the
Knights OF Columbus Hall.
The members who will graduate
are: Annie Thomson Stevenson.
Laura Marion Rasmussen. Beatrice
Marian Porter. Ella Margaret Smith.
Mildred Katherine White. Ruth
crowther. jeanette Thorn. Harrie;
Viola Linden. Mae Trenholm. Myrtis
Alcenia Wanrnaker. Retta Jane Col.
well. Hazel MAZDA Moores. Gertrude
Elizabeth. Pussy. Marian Phoebe
shampeney. Helen Gorsuch. Beatrice
Ann McEwan. Lillian Miller and
Ella Enochs
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LESS LIBERTY" AND MORE LOVE
is THE RECIPE FOR HAPPINESS

"chryx ought 90 make a lovely
duchess nhca 10 independent Don't
you think 80. Mother dcarT' asked
trying 10 founder into n safe con.
vcrSationai uhoaL
"sone women arr born indcpcnd.
rnt"--Mothcr smiled at me and
bluahcd--Enms achieve lndepend-
cnce as have done. and some. like
chryn. are born with ~. arhiev. Il.
and also have II thrust UPON them
4, may make our ChryH a regal crca-
ture-but I'm not al all SURF. Jane
dear. that Il win make her happy
woman" Mother replied For the
first time I saw that chryx' APP
preaching nuptials didn't altogether
meet with Mothers approval
Does any normal woman doie on
being independent. permanently l
venturcd. Il guess lot of ua wan,
TO throw all of our burdens on some
nice man. forever. know do--tho
you think me 20 awfuIly fond OF
my freedom, Mother darllngr' 70
piled.
''Hercsy. my child Just as we ar.
about TO have suffrage added 10 our
other burdcnsr'
Between getting tho vote and
learning 90 earn her own living. ~
"A product Of her war work. Il does
seem 10 me that women have got Il
keep their brains well balanced. 9th
erwise. they're going to lose some
thing mighty valuable
Just what. daughter dcary"
Their peculiar privilege OF belnr
/ petted and spoiled don't pretend
TO seorn that I'm normal hike a.
Mother dear. I believe In the equal
/ ity OF tho sexes and no does Bob
and | suppose he'll see TO IL that
vote rcgularIy--but I assure you
that III never stand for any reform
which perils my primitive right OF
/ dope ndlng for solacc and support or
/ my very own husband. Moreover
I Bob likes me best 80. altho ne ma,
awfully advanced views about IA,
ballot for women"
quite a lecture. Jane. stlil | wish
all brides would be as honest as YOU
arc. But lately II seems the fashion
~ NV sRbhk NOHlfi W lntltt OF
their liberty AS wives. long before
they have any ideas about the dun'
responsibilities and interests Of mar
ried life"
And they go 20 hard after 1iber
ty' that they shirk all. their duties
In n bunch" broke In. The chlei
liberty lot of girls want IL free
dom to spend all tho husbands pas
envelope holds. Isn't II simply ter
rible? Why, know girls who pride
themselves on being well trained
modern women. They can't get hell
IN their homes. owing 10 the present
scarcity OF housemaids. And lnateat
OF undertaking the homework them
selves. and making II n fine art
they treat II as drudgery, and shIrl
it-and scold about II like--like-
shrews. Now just what would they
think OF their husbands II they
shirked disagreeable BUSINESS details
In tho same way2"
1T In tragic. certainly. my dear
Why can't they look on homemade
ing as loving service7 Poor man n
more or less dumb. but he Is always
appreclstive--"
"oh, Mother dearl Mother DEAR
broke down. OF sudden | found
myself sobbing In Mothers arms.
All the wisdom ever written about
woman md mario ~ r,c"ised mo 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
Seattle
Elsewhere

Miss Kathleen Gaffney has talk.
en- charge or the Washington desk
In the Hall OF States in New York
for the month Of June. Mrs. VIII
liam Pitt Trimblo has been In
charge. Miss Gaffney has been In
Washington. ID. G.. with Miss DC.
tavia Murphy, Miss Murphy was
one OF the seven women Ia Boston
this winter who broke the record
for selling Liberty Bonds. and
she has been given a testimonial
of appreciation by the govern.
ment.
The Han OF States was former.
~ the home OF the Rev. pr. Man
ming. OF Trinity Church. and each
state has desk there and repre-
sentatives to greet the boys when
they return from overseas. II Is
located on TNxcnty'seyenth st. off
Fifth ave. near the Victory Arch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07

The last time. Hereafter all such
talking would amour, TO about the
same thing ne cutting water with a
knife. For had found the key %
all matrimonial wisdom. which IL the
Key which uniocks every woman's
happiness;
I knew that \ loving husband ~
tho choicest Esfi life ever hestowa on
woman.
And Bob. when had won my way
back 10 him. was going TO be- cher
ished aa my most precious posses.
sion. and wasn't going 10 be
ashamed Of pctting him nor afraid
OF spelling him by a little regular
tenderness and az much service as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
d.. Edgleson to Gice
Illustrated Lecture

Ono Of the affairs that Is being
looked forward to with a great deal
~ interest Is the Illustrated lecture
which win be given by pr. James u
EnGleecn at sis y. IN. ON june IL. at
IN F1rst Baptist Church for the ben
o(It Of the orthopedic Hospital. Or.
xneicocn was In charge Of Base Hos
RIAL No. 80. the University OF Wash
1nGtQp unit which served at Moves
XTohcS. He win talk ON his acsivi'
h overseas and the reconstruction
work beinR done for disabled soldiers.
Dr. EAgiceon n head surgeon al
tono Oxthopedic Hospital. and the hos
n11nl haa not asked for any aid dur
Ne he four years OF the war. so u Is
IDe1ing that these little tots should re
0n1vo helm AT this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07

The pound party which was given
yesterday for the benefit OF the orih.
ope<ic Hospital was one Of the most
onfoynble affairs OF the season. Two
ulunning baskets Of red peonies dec
oCnted the middle OF the tea tables
~ basket Of white pconies was on
~ punch table.
Features OF the afternoon were the
inun1cal numbers contributed BY four
oo1en1ed young Seattle artists. Mias
HIonn Roberts was at the piano.
z11sn Frances Tobixel Drager played
- violin: Mr.. Russell tanning
u1ny0d the banjo. and Mr.. George
H6o1r played the guitar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
Man Nay Be
Boshfui

Dear Miss Grey: last summer /
met q young man. Just before he
entered the service. We exchanged
letters while he was in camp. He
has returned now. and is very friend
", and seems TO be very much inter-
ested in me. Whenever he sees me.
he says I'VE must go to theatre
soon" But he never sets a definite
time. I really like him exceedingly.
and would like to ask him to my
home some evening. but l am not
sure IL would be proper to do so
before he has asked me to go some
place with him. Please advise me.
RETA.
Usually, when n man is de-
sirous of a girls company, he
asks her for a definite time.
However, this man may be timid.
or may be waiting for you to
suggest an evening. Yon might
invite him with other friends to
an informal Sunday evening tea
or something of that sort. at
your home. 1t Is better form not
TO accept invitations from him
until he has called at your heu,D
aud met your mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
Stolen Bonds Are
Discovered by Boy

Finding $3.50 worth Of Liberty
bonds. $50 In cash. gun and n
flasblight Thursday night. syeaf-
old Paul Wilson. ABA University
boulevard hid the loot and then for
rot where he put Il. Police off.
GERS from the Densmore station
were unable TO find the treasure
until G. W. Savage. 432i Ninth ave.
y. T.. reported that. led by the
Wilson boy he located one 800
and ore $50 bond and about 200
pennies.
The bonds and money had been
stolen from the Dresslar Hardware
Co. 434i iish ave. y. T., on May
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
Hint on
Table Manners

Dear Miss Grey: have heard Il
said that napkin rings are no long.
er used. Is this true. and II SO. how
should the napkin be left when -ons
is thru the meai7 DOROTHY.
In families where there are
several children and many nap
kins are used. or where the ex-
pense OF laundering must be con-
slderesi, napkins arc usually re-
quired to do service for several
meals. In most households.
therefore. come device Is still
used to hold the napkin For
this purpose some prefer silver
clips or embroidered bands as
newer and more convenient than
napkin rings. When taking din
ner in public place. or q single
meal in the home OF a friend.
the napkin should be left UNI
folded on the table. II one is to
be a guest for several meals, and
the household follows the ctlot
tom OF using the same napkin
for moro than one meal. IL
should be folded In the original
folds after using.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
Entertain Bride-Elcct

The Misses Edna Ticks and Lena
Yarmouth entertained this week in
honor Of Miss Elsa Dixon. whose
marriage 10 Mr.. Arthur J. Sander
viii take place th!s month, Another
affair given TO compliment Miss Dix
ON was a miscellaneous shower given
by Miss Margaret Stott and Miss
Florence Reynolds at the home OF
the former. Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
By BETTY BRAlNERD
Dance for Younger Set

A delightful dance has been planned
for the evening OF June IL by Miss
Anona Roberts. she will entertain at
her homo 40 members OF tho sub,
debutAnte set 10 welcome homo the
Giris who have been attending board.
Ing school, and In honor OF those
eiriS who are leaving the city follow.
ing the closing OF schools here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
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SUNDAY
Royal Neighbors

Rainier Camp. Royal Ncighbors Of
America, and Elliott Bay Camp. Mod
ern Woodmen OF America, will hold
Joint memorial services Sunday morn.
Ing. June 8. at II o'clock. at the Uni.
tartan Church. Dr. J. -. o. Powers
win occupy the pulpit. a large at
tendance IN urged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
X. c. Players
Informal Dance

The X. c. Players. Seattle Council
No. e7s. win give thclr second In
formal dane. Friday evening. June
18TH. In Knights OF Columbus Hall
The committee on arrangements In
GUIDES Mr.. Douglas McCarron. Mr..
James Ryan and AIR. John Sheridan.
chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
irst Methodist
piscopdl Church

SPECIAL MUSIC FOR suSDAY.
yuxE 9. Tao p. ".
orRan Recital By Miss Leone Ianxdon.
0rosfurs Fantsstiare .....C atty seiiars
n Summer .s%.-.....-s.. steDttns
uouG % the voisn Boatmsn-.Arr. by Cadv
Wymn 70 the Huns. .Wsiy
sP. NJ.
Anehem--Ganctus ...........-. Counoi
n. c. r. white and Temple Chorus.
xAdiesr trto--Lift Thine Eyes (EiIjah)
.................. Nendslasohn
Edns Ailwynn Craig. Agnes Sielaen-
BkArtvedt. Lois Wiley.
oEkertory Ansheu--Ma gnificat. .......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dudley BucE
Edna Ailwynn Craig. Mr.. G. u white.
and Temple Chorus
orgnn Postirds--Seherxo In D.. .Fauikes