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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-16
GOOD
ESSENTIALS OF GOOD ROADS
Rules Outlined for Construction OF
Stone MISUNDERSTANDING
Is important

The essential requirements of good
stone road construction may he on
denScd into the following rules:
j. Cut the high places down to q
grade not exceeding ! to 20; fill up
flats or low places so as to have a
minimum grade of ! to 200.
2. Construct subdrainS to carry
away all seepage water; also make
enough cross-drains to dispose Of sur
~face-water. Fig. ! shows a subdrain
of drain-tile covered with stone. Fig.
2 shows a subdrain made Of logs, and
Fig. 3 shows one made of field stone.
3. Make the subgrade firm and solid
and give 1t the same curvature as the
surface Of the finished road. I'd
4. Spread the bottom course of
stone evenly, then roll and add a little
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MILBANK. s. D.. JULY Is. 1920

THE primary vote in North
Dakota - the full returns come in
show that the farmers Of North
Dakota are getting their eyes open.
"a to the fact that the n~onpartisan
1ownIey league instead Of being q
farmers movement - they believed
it to be 10 simply . scheme to ad-
vance socialism. Two years ago
they swept the state with from
IS. 900 to 1900 majority for gov
eYnor. this year the league candi-
data for governor scrapes through
with about 5000. while the oppos-
ifion TO the league dominates two
oi1cers on the state ticket. secre-
tDyof state and state auditor and
two members Of the railroad board,
and two 81 the three congressman.
Min Minnie J.. Nelson. who was
elected superintendentof public in.
stfnctson two years ago, but whom
tie league political managers at
tempted to deprive Of the Office, re-
ceived some 5000 more than the
nonpartisan candidate. The three
hws enacted by Townley's leeisla-
tnTe providing for a state sheriff,
tor the creation Of a political in
vestigation committee. and pro-
vtding that women living more
tlian d half mile from the voting
place should have the privilege Of
voting the absent voter ballot, all
81 them supported by the nonparti-
nn league, were rejected by major
titles from 1000 to 1000.
Another severe blow for the Nom
partisan League was the enactment
q TIE anti-red flag law by q mar
rin Of more than two to one.
Ihis law WAS twice rejected by the
ntnte Iegislature. and was then in
itiated BY petition for . vote OF
~ people.
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cern.cob Industry.

The United States produces from p
5O0.OOO,O0O to 5000. 900. ON bushels Of
corn every year. That means 1S,OO0.-
OO0 or 2O.OOO.OO0 tons Of cobs. A large
percentage. Of course. Il not ayailabie
for manufacturing purposes, being
scattered over the farms Or fed with
the corn. Large quantities. however.
are concentrated at central points end
are easily available. The establish
ment Of : plant for the manufacture
Of corn-cob products In the Ohio valley
Is being contemplated. Three shelters
will furnish 1900 ions OF cobs a year.
The plant will operate o. a basis OF
TOO tons a day. 1t will tnrn out cob
adhesive. furfural, acetate Of lime and
ce!lulose.
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Electric plant on Coal Fields.

The modern method Of building an
electric-generating plant directly over
a coal supply, and transmitting en-
ergy instead of fuel to the point OF
consumption, Is to be employed by the
state Of Victoria, Australia, for supply
ing the city Of Melbourne. The field
Of brown coal to be used Immediately
Is at Morwell, 50 miles away, and il
accessible by open cutting. There is.
It Is estimated. 20. OOO.0OO.OW tons In
the district and 15O,OOO.OOO tons in one
square mile, enough to generate 1OO.-
600 kilowatts for $50 years. A 10000
to $1,000 kilowatt station will be built
first, which will be sufficient for three
years. but later the development will
be extended, and finally include the
utilization Of the Kiewa river and 9TH
er water powers. Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
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fine material for a binder. and con-
tinue the rolling until the stones cease
to sink and creep in front Of the
roller.
5. Spread the second course and roll
1t with the addition Of binder and
water until the whole surface is hard
and smooth. carefully filling with
stone any depreSSinnS that may ap-
pear; then finish the whole with a
course OF three-quarter-inch stone and
screenings. This must be soaked with
water and rolleA until the surface Is
hard and u%nyielding. Always he care
full to- the rolling at the
sides and gradually work toward the
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concerts by WireIsss.

The Philadelphia wireless school
gives : concer. between GAS aud 10
O'Clock every night to everybody in
wireless range that has a receiving set
and wishes to listen. and the. music il
enjoyed regularly BY ct least 5000
persons sitting comfortably In their
homes. some OF them rs far away al
New Brunswlrk, y. J.. One man in
Chestnut Hill made his own receiving
Ut and the outfit, outside Of the re-
colyors. cost hitn bout $3.50.
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The DouQhnut Band.

Twenty young Salvation army las
sizes who cooked d%oughEuts for the
soldiers in France have organized a
prass band in Philadelphia.
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II the Came 81 Life.

When a man plays the deuce 1t IL
frequently lis last card. B7s.on
transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
INT y !: 81 SIC. e.
Christmas Program
by Symphony Orchestra

A program made Up entirely of
numbers appropriate 10 the holiday
season h promiBed by the Seattle
Symphony Orchestra at the special
Christmas eve concert. 10 be given.
In Meany hall Friday night. in -
81 the regular Saturday eyed
popular program. Conductor JoM
81. HDargur has preserved an eve&
balance between serious works ana
compositions In lighter vein In his
selection of nuliahc in keeping with
the spirit OF Christmas. a number
thai will be welcomed by cvcryon~
who heard last aeasOn's Christmas
concert b. TachaikowHhyB f,racefuIiy
neiodious ''kutcracker" suite, Ia
which the celesia in introduced.
The complete program is "a
nounced as follown.
Pastoral from oraaoyso --x-s~iah-.
The Young fshmasfitesT Gor tvo
I pssS 1a rs ss' I9..a.y ot c-,-s -''as
kesarE Gilbert and Hortfaii. rptsa
Mrs. Eleanor Nordhon Beck. harp
Hs-lHdiftus s.-s------- --.---- Ha1sen1e
sAethNf ftopsF~ .------r--. Exp4
Hop q NJ Thumb
Laidsroneste. Empres. 0f m
Fagpdas
reaty and the peas, Cor~-y-~
SUITE The hutcrackers .Tschaiko~xnv
r Overture Mirinture
n Chsrac;erisfic Da ncas
March
Dance 81 me Sugar Pfurn
Fairy
Trepak fr.1ssianl
Arabian fcgffee1
Chinese cTeat -,
Dance % the Reed Piprrr
I'll Nai;E Of the Flowers
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

cfrcla. Child Conservation league. to
be held M 30 p. m. with Mrs. Ewing
u. Coivin. 40T w. Howe 81
-Cnicidb Club
Mn. II. A. Laubseher. 23o3 3gth
ave. NJ. will be- hostess at .. m. 10
Caleidh club.
Lincoln PIT. A.
The manual trimming department Of
IAnooin high school viii be In charge
OF the December meeting Of Lin.
coin PIT. A. al 2 .. M Ia tho shop.
where "a class will give a defnonatra.
ton. A short business session at gao
will be- followed by talks from de
pnrtmcnt INSTRUCTORS. Mr.. ~ l..
DicttA. Mr. /. l.. Jones'. Mr. /. G..
Olsen and MIR. c. y. Claus.
Ini<rIaise PIT. a.
A business meeting will be followed
by musical program at the Inter.
lake PIT. a. aesrion In room ~ at
2ls .. I'm. A play VIII be given by
the eighth grade pupiiz-
Seattle Lodge No. :
Seattle lodge No. z. Honor protec.
tive association. viii mcct al \ .. IA.
In Evergreen hnil. Arcade building.
Elsie lincoln Benedict Cub
The Elsie Lincoln Benedict human
anaiyds ciafs will meet at 3 n. IN. NJ
"a Globe building. First ave. and
Madison n
And Review No. 90
And Review No. 80. w. y. A.. wiii
meet al 4 .. IN. IN W. o. ". hall
Capitol hin W. G. 7. Z.
Tho Capitol Inn ". G. T. Il. viii
meet with Mrs. Benjamin Latorette.
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s52 z9th ave. Tuenday. December Fl,
az 2 q IN. The topic viii 10 THE
Appeal Of Churches In Europe 20
America
Chapter v. y. q. r.
Chapter V. 4. o. T.. AZ Motor Car
Dealers club. Seneca and BOyiHton.
al ) o'clock.
Elliott BAY Camp
Elliott Bay camp. Modern Wood.
men Of America, at new knights 81
Pyfhias hall. Third and Virginia.
Dancing
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knights Of Columbus
Plan Mdrdi Grds Ball

The Knights OF Columbus an
xounce tho most elaborate and alto
Rctber brilliant affair ever given by
their organization for New Years eve
n their ballroom. The committees
are working diligently on decorations
and Innovations. which are to be
most unusual. Many Of the guests
are 10 be costurned and a typical
Nardi Gras spirit will prevail. with
eerT,entine. balloons. colored lights
and augmented orchestra and prizes
viii be awarded the best costumes.
At IL O'Clock the new year will be
ushered In with an entertainment
which has never before been wit,
messed In Seattle.
The committee in charge: Mr.. I'd
ward Ffnnegan. Mr.. Charles Nor.
arify, Mr.. G. Easton Conway, Mr.. J.
yidone, Mr.. Frank Fletcher. MIR. G.
Tairhurst, Mr.. Frank Barrett and
1fr. Frank O'Brien, chairman
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College to Present
"The Christ Child"

The Seattle Pacific college chorus
win give THE Christ Child" by ".
II. Pctrie. Tuesday. > p. m. NJ the
College auditorium. Third ave. w
and Nickeraon ~
Solo voices Will be Miss Cwendolyn
Davis. soprano; Miss Isabel Booth.
alto: Robert I>eiae, tenor. and Prank
lin Warren. base.
W. ". caihey Is director. Mis-
Cowen IN pianist
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Ark Chapter No. ss Entertained

Mrs. Gretchen Hepler. worthy ma
iron Of ARR chapter No. 50 enter
tained the officers ~ her chapter and
their husbands with a delightful din
ncr OF thirty covers AT her home Sat.
urday evening. A miniature Christ.
mas tree marked each place. 20
which waH attached dainty gift
for each guest.
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SMrprise Dinner Dance

In honor OF Miss Ida May Veg.
ener, whose birthday IL was. Miss
Myrtle Johnson entertained on
Thursday evening with an enjoyable
dinner dance at the home Of Mrs. l..
D. Ludlow, aunt Of the hostess.
Covers were placed for twenty-five
81 tables gay with Yuletide decora-
fions and green's. Miss johnson
came down from her home in Ever.
EFT several weeks ago. for a Wis
It with Mrs. Johnson.
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Mrs Edgar Ames and Miss Mar
garrt Anes returned Friday evening
from an extended Eastern trtn
Major Harvard Moore. q. 8. A
and Mrs. Moore havs a. their house
guests In their Fort Lawton omar
;erS Mr.. and Mrs. wilkes az Eu-
gene. Orc parents % Mrs Moore
During the holidays Major and Mrs.
Moore win entertain a number u rel
auves at their homo
Miss Martr Fischer returned last
week from the East and today yin be
ioined by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick r. Fischer and Mr.. Walter
Ranseyrr. who have made n short
visit In California. en- route home
from their Eastern Journey
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Charles
Thompson have removed from BefI-
ingham and are again occupying
their apartment at the Volunteer.
They viii be tho guests Of Mr.. and
Mra NJ Ross Downs on Christmas
day
Mfr. ana Mrs George y. vYaden-
berg. accompanied by their daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mira C. T.
Thurnon. will motor to couprvilie TO
spend Christmas with Mrs vradcn-
berg's father. Mr.. T. vradenberg.
Mfr. and Mrs. ". b. Butterbaugf, Of
Tacoma viii spend tho holiday week
end with their daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Mcconahsy.
Mr.. and Mrs Corwfn Philip Shank
and little daughter. Barbara Gene, OF
day to spend tho holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Corwin s. Shank
Mr.. Harry Whitney Treat returned
last evening from an Eastern trip.
Miss Priscilla and Miss Loyal Treat
arrived today from the Westiake
school In Los Angeles. to spend the
holidays with their parents
MT. FUfe't luchrf rit rycsutiy
for Pasadena to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mira
Tldred Tucker. who are wintering In
the South
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat
are expecting Mrs. Treats brother
and niece, Mr.. IL Campbell Grasf
and daughter, Miss Olyve Graef. Of
Washington. ID. C.. TO arrive Decem.
Der "a TO make an extended whit at
the Treat home
Miss Edith Sprague Of Lynn.
Mass. win arrive Thursday to be the
guest Of Miss Augusta Burwell for
the holidays.
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College Club Announces
Christmas Dinner

The annual Christmas dinner and
college club jtnx win take piace
Thursday evening. December n. at 8
O'Clock Special grfdlron stunts have
Recn promised. and as a record at
tendance II expected. reservations
viii BE- made according to the date
81 acceptance Of the invitation card
The annual Twelfth Night party will
- held January 6.
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AnndeL Club Dance

Invitations have been issued by the
Anadel club for it's annual Christmas
dance. to be given at knights OF Co
hImbus hall. Tuesday evening. De
cember %. The committee in charge
includes Mr.. George McAteer. Mrs.
douglas McCaran. Mrs. James Ryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Christmas Party for
Enlisted Men

The enlisted men AZ Fort Lawton
md their families win enjoy a
Christmas festivity and tree Thurs
day evening at the Service club at
Tho post The officerx' wives have
been working diligently for some
time 20 provide an entertainment
ard attractive decorations for the af.
nnfp
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Mr.. and Mrs. Shank
PL1Y Dinner

Entertaining the members Of their
family. Mr.. and Mrs corwin s.
Shank VIII be hosts at a Christmas
dinner at home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

EWER trnkets little less tinsel for your Christmas
will put food into the mouth of some little victim of the
world war; will enable it to exist until next years crops
can beharvested in Europe
Herbert Hoover, whose masterful organization has
fought for six against the Grim Reaper says his
sources will be exhausted by January 1921 He needs $685.
100000 NOWor millions of little graves will dot the road
sides You have the power help save-Americas gift
civilization -
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Informal Supper

Mr.. and Mrs Leslie NJ Darwin
were hosts last evening at a delight.
fuf supper at their home In the Al
Gonquin apartments
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Dinner at Home

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
George r. vradcnberg WIN entertain
with dinner OF ten covers at their
Iesidence.
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Mdyor and Mrs.
Euldweu to Be Hosts

With tho members Of tf~fr fsrnfiy
-und . few intimate friends as their
guests. Mayor and Mrs Hugh NJ.
Caldwell are entertaining at dinner
~ their home Christmas day
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Mrs. Collins TO
Entertain at Dinner

Mrs. John Collins win entertain
With a family dinner Of ten covers
Christmas day Mt her resldenoa
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DATES
To Remember

To Remember
WEDNESDAY. pECEMnEH f.
hins Jane stimren's dancing party
AZ bona
THURSDAY. DECEMBER -
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. tieddv~'s
daucinK party At the aunn-t ciuh.
IN compliment 20 their dauK htsr.
Miss Elizabeth n~ddSw-
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81
Mrs Forrest Hiacks holiday party
IN honor % her small dsughtsf.
nreWnfs Ann
SATURDAY. DECEMBER .s---
Nj. and Mrs ns-nry Brcasrtek.s
dance AZ THAR homs.
Mr. ana Mra Thomas Bcrdezux
wtu honor MIS-. nefrernan and
Mr. f-aSr~nrs Nos Arnold With
dancing party AZ their residence,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward l. CARROTS
dance al their home at the High
ianaN
MONDAY. DEFENDER ~
MrA hyron Thorpe Cars party In
celebration OF the birthday of
her daughter. Evelyn.
Mis- Marianne HYiand-s dan tag
party al tho hvsne OF her grand
PARENTS, AIR. and Airs IA. H.
rrfSpAY. DECENuER a.
Charity bali under the Auspices 81
the Seattle Day Nursery ssso-
ctation
Elsa Chrissens-r's holiday dancing
party Al Chrfstenarn's broadway
han
Miss F-rtscfns Ana~r~<sn-s breakfast
Al homo. cmpllus~ataFy 90 Mis-.
IDA Van pieas~ Mrs Fr~nk Oh
bert nisck and Mrz JeAa tpor
Loeke.
WEDNESDAY. DHcvcaBEK -
Musicale at the sunset club AZ :
o IN Ma Edward l. garr~,t
and MrS John ~ i~~~tt hest
Dr.. and Mr.. " weldon ysunss
dancing party - the sun.~s eiuh
for thar daughter. Miss betty
reunr
Young peoples 6sars ~ the Mount
hAker club hous~
THURSDAY. pgcEMmrR ~
rn- Misses Nancy and Laura rrr-
ery will entertain with . HOLIDAY
dance al their home
Mr.. and Mr.. Reginald n pax~,,H
mssqusrsis dance At the Yacht
club. In compliment 20 Mis- AIMS
Parson. and Mis-. Anita nAths<ln.
q Pryvtdencs. a. L
SATURDAY. JANUARY B.
Mis-. Msry pswsons the dassans-
At her norss. cofn pifm~nsirs Mas
Eiizahsth nedsov.
SATURDAY. yANuAKY 49,
Intrrtaksn Quilts a.ncs - ~
Yacht crab for the e@aam e the
cniicren's ortbopedie hosp4tsk
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Christmas Dinner
at Home

DR.. and Mrs. Albert Irving Bout
fleur on Christmas day Will entertain
With family dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Canadian Club Dance

The next dance by Tho Canadian
club OF Seattle will be held In Doug
las hail Tuesday evening. December
a. A large gathering Of Canadians.
resident In Seattle and their friends.
II desired. Dr. Dalton. the prefa-
dent. and the social committee are
most anxious that all Canadians un.
acquainted in Seattle make them'
selves known Special music has
been engaged
Aquila Lodge Meeting
Tho Aauiia lodge 30. 50. degree Of
honor. met In Evergreen hail. Tues
day evening. December IL. After n
short business session tho following
ofncorn were elected for the ensuing
year. President. Miss Ida Mocnch.
frst vice president. Mrs. foatri Nor
den: second vice president. Mrs
Katherine Shuts. recorder. Miss Net
lie Gncn. financier. Mrs. sadie Phil
lips; tr-aaurer. Miss Julotia Morden;
usher. Miss Anna Sorunson. assistant
usher. MR.. Ethel FosnauRh; INSIDE
watch. Mrs. Florence Van Wyk. out
side watch. Mrs. Johanna Mccoy.
musician. Min Myrtle Horenson; rep
reeenmiiyo % the grand lodge. Mrn.
Mabel Downs. alternate. Mrs. Mag
gio Giiien. Tho retiring president.
Mira Mabel Downs. vms presented
with n gift BY Mira Safiie Phillips.
who also made a brief address cx.
pressing the esteem and good win Of
tho order.
Qu,~n Aune Circle. Chiid Constr
walton League
Members are requested 20 bring do
nations Of all kinds for Christmas
boxes In tho meeting Of Queen Anne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Christmas Dinner at
Bates Residence

DIR. and Mrs Uni C. Exsrs on
Christmas day win have family din.
ncr at their homa- m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Successful Dinner Dance
at Yacht Club

The Southern dinner NJ mo Yacht
club on Saturday evening proved to
be The most enticing menu since the
opening OF the club. opossum from
New Orleans. vans and pcrsimmons
from Ahiama. became tho inspira.
ton for many dinner parties. and
several mo host" groups Of diners
Christmas trees and decorations put
tho ciuhrooms in holiday attire and
made a pleasing background for The
many vivid evening gowns. Another
dinner dance. equally attractive, Is
promised IN the near future
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry whitney
rff~at win entertain with a family
dinner NJ their residence on Christ.
mas day.
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A. NJ MLF0D. CAN.DIAS VET.

EIts>. Is missing from his home at
Clinton. according 10 report received
by police Mcleod was guffering
from shock incurred during the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
christmas Celebration
mt Sander Home

Mfr. and Mrs Fred F. Sander win
entertain with a large family dinner
on Christmas day At their residences
N Washington park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Mr.. james Mccormack. sfr. Stephen
Cain and Mr.. Ray sullivan. chair
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Anyway. = pesssmist DOESN'T bore
US half 10 death with his alleged
yoker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Giving the Children
Their Money!

This is not our money we are
spending; it is theirs-the little
children, our children, who need
it so sorely.
eve are glad God has blest
us so that we can do this. We
are glad we are finding real
happiness and abiding peace in
living what the Master taught
us" This from a real Ameri-
can household.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

the matron OF henor. Miss Lucille
Green. Miss Judfthe Gibbs. Miss
Marian Winter. Of Los Angeles. and
Miss Sallic Cootes. OF Tacoma. will
be the bridesmaids LATHE Miss Anne
Parry. daughter OF pr. and Mrs Ivan
Parry. win ho tho flower girt MIR
Caspar w. Clarke will be grcoms.
man. and The ushers win be Mr.. John
Heffernan. Mr.. Chester Latimer. Mr..
Arthur 1.attmcr. AIR. Leo BLACK ami
Mr.. Alexander Pringlo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Mr.. Forrest Tucker ieft reorntiy
for Pasadena to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and MIRA
Eldrcd Tucker. who are wintering In
the South
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitney rreat
are expecting Mrs. Treats brother
and niece, Mr.. II. Campbell Graef
and daughter, Miss Olyve Graef of
Washington. ID. c.. to arrive Decem.
Der "a TO make an extended visdt at
the Treat home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Mr.. Harry Whitney Treat returned
last evening from an Eastern trip.
Miss Priscilla and Miss Loyal Treat
arrived today from the WestiaIe
school In Los Angeles. to spend the
holidays with their parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Miss Edith Sprague Of Lynn.
Mass. win arrive Thursday to be the
guest Of Miss Augusta Burweli for
the holidays.
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Hats Given Up for
Starving Babies

II thought that ! needed new hat
but when ! saw your appeal FOR the
children of Europe i knew that last
years hat would do for another
season. We village teachers cannot
manage both hats and orphans at the
same time"
II shall wear my old ono and II
all the women OF America will do the
Same, Gods forsaken lambs win be
fed"
That's how two American women
have sacrificed new hats in order that
some children might live.
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MISS HEFFERNAN TO
WE'D JANUARY Is
" BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS


INVITATIONS WILL. WEEK MRS
AJchn Hofferran Mr.
Ia~renee Moss Arnold OF Mr. and Mrs Arnold The ast
Edward j. saturday
ming January IT, the home OF Miss Hecnan Gaeenont
the maid
honor. cooto will he
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Becoming a Partner
With the Almighty

Tho families of Europe are Just like
other fnmilles," writes an influential
business man In sending his check for
81 900. '"rhosc parents cry when their
children suffer and those children
know more OF misery than any man
or woman who has not seen them
could believe.
ITO help them Is 10 do n divine deed.
to become n partner with the Al
mighty. Shall we not show them
something OF that mercy OF God for
which We hope ourselves7"
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