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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
WinJred Black Writes About:
A Glorious Letter

with the infrmities common TO
humanity I read your articles. and
from these judge something of the
communications you receive; and I
think sometimes your soul must be
sick and your heart and mind a.
name with anger at the sordfd
meanneSs Of some of the sons and
daughters Of men-that's why 7 am
induced TO write you it seems TO me
you are not getting fair play; for IN
20 all lives sometimes there should
come some CLEANS OF sunshine
amidst running storms
A half century ago I married a
Scotch lassie Classic is a much nicer
and sweeter word than GRID. She
was pure in body. mind and spirit
lived with her 40 odd years. and
each morning when I went out TO
work-and we went out in the
morning ats. no six or eight hour
day for us-when I turned 10 latch
the gate, there framed i'm the door
way she stood with the ever present
sweet smile on her face. And as
turned the corner going out of sighl
would look over my shoulder and
would see the uplifted waving
hand and a smile that filled the uni
verse. To me these meant god
speed and a safe home again.
We had our little family Of four
and 1 suppose an occasional cloud
crossed our horizon; but they were
thin and far between. A few years
ago I laid her beside her only boy
in Gods acre-and there is a posi-
bnity that 10 "A great extent life can
end beside a grave.
only i'm Hopes"
During all these years never
got one black look or one frOwn,
rlIl.h Ilss y sham WnrI And now
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
Sulpherb Tablets a Boon To Woman
kind Who Suffer.

Not only a boon TO womankind
but to men. women, boys and girls,
Sulpherb Tablets have proven 10
be the simple. mild but most effec-
tive, in the overcoming of conditions
primarily due to 'conSti patton and
inactive kidneys. Women suffer
periodically. and at such times suf-
fer in silence, when If they could
only know that the sulphur, cream
Of tartar and herb extracts in Sui
pherb Tablets would surely bring
relief. there would be millions made
happy and free from headaches.
backaches. languor. constipation.
pimples. eruptiOns, etc. due 10 ac-
cumulated pOisons I'm the body.
Mrs Z. Phelan, 1S9 Cambridge
St, Boston. writes: "In reading your
good advice 20 others 7 have found
relief. I was troubled with back
aches headaches and dizzy spells so
I started 10 take your Sulpherb Tab
lets which gave me great relief
May your good work go on. etc"
Sulpherb Tablets are very. very
good and sold by all druggists, at
soc per tube.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
Announcements

Hostess al the thimble to be given
10y members of the Auten W. Z. c.
No. IA in the old court house Tues
day afternoon will be Mrs. Florence
Muessel. Mrs. Anna Carlme. Mrs.
Isaac Calvert Miss Lucy Flagle,
Mrs. Minnie Newman. Miss kath-
1een Searles Miss e Frances
SarleS. Miss Ethel Phelan. Miss
Thelma Moran, Mrs Ella Murphy,
Mrs. Esther Tritt. and Mrs. 1. Nc
COnnen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
You may need a
little sulphur

To Help Eliminate and Regulate the
Functions OF the Body
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
GIRL EL0PEs WITH BLIND MAN
Eastern Couple Welded in Virginia
Groom a Graduate CT Columbia
University.

Baltimore, Md.-Surprising their
friends, Miss Alice Prince, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Prince Of Slicott
City, and Walter Baker, thirty-three
years old, of Brooklyn, instructor in
carpentry and automobile mechanics at
the Evergreen Red Cross institute for
the blind, announced that they eloped
to Alexandria, Va, recently, where
they were married.
They are. now living ct the institu-
ton. Baker is probably, excluding Miss
Helen Keller, one of the most remark
able blind persons in the world, Blind
since he was twelve years old, he
studied and was. graduated with hon
ors from Columbia university. fas
Baker was one Of the few blind men
to be sent overseas during the war. It
was at a dance Last fan at Evergreen
that the former Miss Riince WHO was
engaged in vocational work, net ,Ba-l
ller. It was a case OF 'aove at first
sight, '-'I no =
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
FIGHT B0L0 DUEL At MANILA
TWO FiIipinos Settle Feud with Favor
lite Weapon-One Loses
Hand. 7fs-5

Nanila.-Two F'ilipinos have just
fought with bolos the first duel in Ma
Mia since the beginning of the Ameri-
can occupation.
One of them suffered the loss of his
left hand in the fight.
Angel Umali and TranQuilino Pagli-
nawan met with seconds and friends
in a vacant lot near the center of the
city just before dusk to settle their
feud with the favorite native weapon.
Umali forced the fight and soon landed
n blow that severed his adversary's
left hand. Paglinawan fought on and
Umali, desvite his victory, took to his
heels but was caught
Paglinawan was taken to hospital,
where he has since been in q critical
condition. AS there is no law against
dueling in the Philippines Umali will
be prosecuted on a minor charge.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
valley VIEW

The town and community We're
shocked and saddened by the sudden
death of Fay Armstrong Saturday
morning at his home here. He had
been complaining for several days,
but his condition was not considered
i'll with apoplexy and died at 8
o'clock. He leaves a wife to whom
the sympathy Of the entire communi-
ty is extended. Burial in Nicholas
vile cemetery.
Mr.. B. B. Howard is in Louisville
on business.
Mrs. Hopp, of Nicholasville and
Mrs. Hamilton of Cincinnati are here
at present having come to attend the
funeral of their brother-in-law, Mr..
Armstrong.
Miss Elizabeth Tudor, of Ravenna.
is expected home next week on a two
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
EXHUME MARINES I'M FRANCE
Navy Department. Prepares to Send
Bodies OF Yank Heroes TO
United States.

Paris.-Exhumation of the bodies Of
United States marines and sailors
who died outside the battle zones in
this country during the war has been
commenced by the American naval de-
partment.
There are now 200 flag-draped cof-
fins at Brest awaiting shipment to the
United States, and the first shipment
will be made late in April. There are
about 600 American navy men in this
category buried in France, mostly at
base ports, and of these 400 will be
sent to America.
Relatives OF the remainder have ex-
pressed a desire that their dead be left
in France. More than 5000 marines
died in the battle zones and these will
be exhumed by navy units next No
vember.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
A one-Track Mind.

Ripley, O.-How is "Shep," the old
dog owned by Capt. L. L. Pickens, to
know that his master has purchased
q new home? When Pickens moved
to bis new residence below Ripley
sShep" was taken along. Each night
he disappeared. Investigation showed
he was going back to the old home
and standing guard every night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
vacation.

weeks vacation.
Harry Flynn spent the weekend
with his family here.
Harley Flynn was visiting rela-
tives here.
We wish to thank the many friends
and neghbors were so kind and neigh
bors who were so kind and assisted in
so many ways during the short illness
and death of the one who was sc
quickly taken from US. Especially do
we thank the givers of flowers and
those who furnished cars to the
burial. Mrs. Fay Armstrong.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
A'Gets-It" Makes Them Loosen Up
So They Lift OFF Painlessly.

There's no more pain after few
drops of ''Gets-It'' lands upon corn or
callus and instantly dries.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
COMMENCEMENT AT STANFORD

President Coates of Eastern Nor
NAL returned today from Stanford,
where he delivered the Commence
ment address on Wednesday night to
a large class of graduates. The pro-
gram was interesting and viii mark
the close OF the weeks festivities at
that school, with an entertainment to-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
LADIES DAY SATURDAY

This will be the biggest day held for ladies Of ihis
section ever gwen at cur store. Besides making ar
rangements with the Great Northern Aluminium Man
uacturing Co., Of Grand Rapids to send their expert
representative, Mr.. Miller to hold demonstration on
the QUALITY BRAND ALUMINIUM WARE, who will
be here for the entire day, we are giving al the same
time demonstration On several of our famous stoves
EnNvErN TN0nc
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20
wires Hymn of Hate.

London. Eng.-'I hate you, hate
you, hate the very name of you,"
Mrs. Edgar Taylor wrote to her hus-
band. eff there was not another man
in the world I would never end my
days with such as you," she said. 'It
is blessing to be free from you"
Taylor got his divorce.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-20

The Illinois Democratic State Con-
vention instructed against a moist
plank in the platform.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29

-ey paving s. each yeE-; 70 he ex=
pended N the care of the cemetery
Memorial services will be neld at
geadfeid Corner AIondsy, May 81.
1920 G. A z. Veterans. Spanish
War and World War Veterans are
invited 10 take part. Address. Rev
". J. Layton. Augusta a. 1890 A Nj
Decoration of soldiers graves $50
A M
EAST-H erman Gordon was q
business caller in Bah Monday.
Edward Sylvester PASSED the weeA-
END III Auburn with his mother
Llwond Dudley returned I'd his
work al East Liverrnore on Tuesday
after passing a short vacation with
his parents, M. and Mrs. l. =
Dudley.
Mr and Mrs Edward Richardson
Of Lewiston We're callers 81 the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. " T. Mace on Tues
da-
Nj. and Mrs Eoy Z. Mace anG ".
2 Mace were callers in Wa1erville
one day last week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29

Augusta On Dscember %. 1879, he
was united in marriage 70 Chariot e
French, q daughter of Hon E z.
French of Chssrsruilis, nut now de-
ceased. -Four daughters ind one SOD
we're born Of thai union: Robert who
died a. seven months Of age. Ne1rle
Belle. who died al IL years OF age
EGwlna. now the wife Of Mr. Ear
rlngton Of Sank Ceatre. MINI. Mar
sueri1s. wife nf M Stevens VINO re
SIDES in Illinois. and Miss Nellie Ill
Stevens. who lived with her parents.
Els WIDOW also survives.
Mr. stevens was u quiet, unas-
Stunning man OF good Judgment, and
was highly respected bv all with
whom he came in contact. His word
was as aood as homo and M never
betraved his friends. Early n life
ne necaTne identified with the Msthe-
dist church and for d long period a.
time YVES a member of the ofhcinl
hoard continuing in tnaI capacity
until ms necease. Always interested
IN agriculture, he became a member
of the kenneDec County Agriculture
Soclsry. serving as d trustee and as
treasurer Of thai organization for
manv Years. EIs rownNnsn, -ecog-
nIZinc his ability and integrity.
eiected him treasurer Of the town and
he served IN thai pQsition OF trust for
narT wears. LATER, he Was chosen a
member OF the board Of seIeCrmsn
and served II that Capacity for some
sir1e. The funeral services were held
al MS late residence on Tuesdav a.
o'clock. p M. and the interment
was n the family lot az the Readfield
Corner cemetery. The town has lost
a useful citizen his acuuaintanceE
a true friend and d kind neIghbor;
ms family q true. loving father and
husband.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29
READFIELD

'rbe Readheld Corner Grammar
scrool will give an entertainment in
ae Grange nall. Thursday evening.
fo- ne senent NJ the school. The .a,.-
,s-;alnmenl WI, consist Of Two snor-,
interesting 1arcss. readings and III
st-rmenEa auG vocal music and will
conclude Win q SOCIAL.
Ms EcVins Harrington Of Sank
en.~t M.nnesorIa- mas returned 10
PeadfieiC roy short stay. having
Aeer called nere nv the death of her
tsiher ne ate Charles H Stevens.
F,eadnelc is coming to life again
a,let us w,rIe- sIeep. MI Mason.
Ern -p~mef'" gave moving picture
s.1vs mere viii agaln conduct a
moving pl.tn-r Lhearre here TINS
slmmer having ieused the Town hail
.oy ,la, purpose The opening show
vi. ~ 8ald on Wednesday evening,
Ma 3a-a. anu VIII he held each Wed
asSday nlgn- hereafter during the
seaser Il - understood thai a dance
w,.. soli1v ne plcrl-es.
X Is ~enoryeo mat some Of the local
roung nen viii hnld 4 public dance
u Giles =a m Wednesday evening
Ma y
p anrQa. fesC~al gwen Jointly BY
.7s mempe's of L-afa verte Lodge. NJ.
a q = N, anu L4afayetzs
asple' n ne Eastern Star VIII ne
3@ic II Masonic hal, Readfieid. IN
Frog e'erlns May 2StA
m MANY friends Of Prof. George
'-arke ~eC"el 10 learn CnaL ne Will
H2o--l" ~ennve ram town. and 70 To
aASlsla where ne has accepted a
losl-!or az secrelary o. the Anguish
aaH1ber ~ commerce.. Prof. Clarke
aAs aiwaTs oeer actively Identified
via Headfeid social and musical
Ns.-4Tt aac NJ will be greatly miasec
- POSSESSES a splendid tenor voice
-ll IA oeen often heard here as i
seo's' ano member NJ mixed anu
-aie 7uarte-
~ aales 81 Readfieid have bean
-lraia-l' .nvltad ny Rev John M
NAM v-nn has rns Memorial ser
las n cH2--e 20 meet al the Meth
F'i>. "esT~' or Thursday afternoon
nc purpose Of making wrsatns
~ Aemo~ia ia
20 Villains ResdfieId's local
'a-'t'. e,--!s'- mas accepted an offer
''a a- a Livermore Fails dur
- a' lmme- and VIII shortly 60
a-. -,.age.
''...-
i- = stew ems. one of Read
nos prominent farmers, died
-.' acme saturday morning after
--.'ses' 0f se"era, months of hear
'7A7' NJ stevens mad mt been
W ~ some me mi mar ,,-en
70 house as usual until two
H~lo- r. MS deaf wner ne was
- 'E~c .a&e MS ned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29
These Advertisers You Will Get Profitable Advertise
1t S Profitable

TO use classified advertising IN The Journal In
the first place The cost Is low and there's spec
iaI rate granted if tine ad Is to be printed more
than once.
The cost Of IN ad may fairly be Judged only
by the results that the ad brings. Want Ads
must be read before they can be answered, and
TO make II easy for busy readers to find what
they are looking for The Journal plan provides
careful classification and indexing.
The business man, the woman IN the home,
the man or the woman seeking employment
al say that classified advertising pays. If YOU
have Want, you should talk with Journal
Want Ad Taker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29

Alton Fa-nnarn. VIM mas been en-
ploved IN Augusta during the pas
winter. is now WORKING for M. J. Har-
riman. Mr.. Hartman Is doing car
penter work for Mr.. GuggenheimeI
On some camps On The old Smiley
place II Fayerte.
Deputy sheriff MeCausland Of Au-
gusta was in tov-r SUNDAY and called
on Prank Eacksrt.
Mr. and Ms. Z c. Frost Of View
York Ciry are in LOWE superintendirE
repairs upon the places recently pu"-
chased ny them here.
The funeral Of the lnrs Charles r
Stevens. who died MAY IND. was
held Tuesday afternoon al O'Clock
t-nrn his late home. Interment was
r. the family lof al Readfieid Corner.
Besides his wife he leaves three
daughters Mrs. Edwlna, Harrington
and Mrs Marguerite Stevens of Sank
Center, Mimi. and Miss Nellie Stew
ems af Rsadfieid.
Hon. George A. Russell, who passed
the winter in Connecticut. returned
20 MS Rsadfieid hame. May .6th. Mrs
Faustina Winters viii keep house for
MN during the summer.
Mrs. Eoratio Harrington is a. the
rome of her mother. Mrs. Chariatte
Stevens called here by the Illness Of
her sa-hsr. Cha-ins Z Stevens.
Memorial services will be held "a
The T-nien church at Eeadfieid Germ
er. Monday a. 10: 30 A. III The ad-
dress will be delivered BY Rev W ]
Layton of Augusta. Music viii be
furnished by Kent ELL talent
AT meerins Of the Chapel Asso-
citation held a. the Methodist Epis-
cnual chapel. "Wednesday afternoon
oficers were eierteds for the en-
suing year.
Miss Eleanor FoEE. after paazirs
Thursday afternoon in Auburn with
friends. will go 70 Boston Friday
morning for short visit
HDavid Smith Is staying with his
niece. Mrs. Miiiiken at present
A canfata By the school children
win be given al Grunge Hall Thurs
day evening. May 27th-
Scott Fifieid is very sick in a hos-
pital in Massachusetts.
William Haines Of Warervilie. q
former resident of Readfield. was In
town "Wednesday.
The house occupied by Mrs. Ne
Carly Dd family having been sold
Mrs. Mccarry viii sDon move into
the rent of FuxweIi Ridgiey for the
summer.
There viii be a meeting al the
Methodist Episcopal chapel Mnnday
evening, June Tth of the scemstery
association. II is hnpsd all who art
Interested IN Keeping ri1e cemetery
IN gpgd condition viii be present and
bscasue members ~ thus associatinr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29

az -AaF'es Stevens was born IN
d ne IN April ), 1sAs. and re-
Aso Nero until ne was fifteen wears
AZ "oeD hIs parents purchased
81 an bordering or Lake Ma
N Readfieid and moved
-. re~s no mas since resided, con-
arse dairy IN which ne sne-
anu marketing mis- product IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29

Strength comes from well diEeste6
and thoroughly zSaimiiate6 fond
Hopc Sa-saparilla tones the digestive
organs. and thus builds IN the strength
y YOU &-~ getting run down" begin
taking Foods al once II gives nerve
u1siIta and digestive Strength ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29
AUTOMOBILES

hugomnpiies for Sale n
sT'TT,K--ssu -oadsfer four CYL, IN
reeG INNING Jruer HAS TWO new
re. never Used PRICE low. Terms 10
-e-anie parties Wadleign d Skenan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29
Statistics of 5uirins 4 Engineering
Operations IN New England
Compiled BY The 7
r-,-.- ~..zaa

In Greenwich Township. Penn. al
the Presidential primary. 144s ballots
were provided, hut only eighr votes
Were cast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE
inauranoa q
AT-TOMORILE URANCE-Rares FOR
Inability fire ana collision insurance
will be quoted upun request Charles
Z. Downing, Vi:kery 5lag.. AuensIa.
DETRA Nr-E-Increase yuurs TO taxa
care OF the increase IN replacement
value of YOUR dwelling and furniture.
MacDmber. Fsrr & Vh1iten. 1e.. ~
Moving, Trucking, Storage z
EwoRAGE-Ciean and dry. Taner d.
Reid, Plumbers & HARDWARE, aS " ater
ST.. AUGUSTA. Ne.
TPTrkTNG-0f al klnas. long anr
snort distances, hauling by auto. a.
ton truck, sd anywhere sarninef
Auto Co.. Opposite ID :. x r. FaHs-
Station. Tel. AN, Gardiner.
Paintins-Psperins p
PATN~TNG-Paperf Kalsamin-
ing = good days work helps Aeap
down cost Let me estimate your work
Z H hodges, 90 Cage ST. Tel. ssl-M
or 1113-R.
Professional SERVICES Y
NANAM CRAM-Medium Readings
daily, . Capitol ST.. AuguE1a Tel obi-J.
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Repairing q
LACIEg' TAILOR-F-ank I. Fostar,
.cKery building, Augusta. Mainn. Tsi-
epnune Cl4-W
" " VINCE Middle st Watch,
clock leweirv repairing ork cAlieo
for delivered. Drop me a caro-
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FT-TTEP TsToMERs-Appiy TO
herbert whItren Augusta. Maine.
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CLERK-At j Frank Pierce slors'
Augusta
CLERE-A1 once in Harris hahefy
Wintnrop. MAINE -----
COON-Familv Of 5. Zoou wages
Hazen Chase % River Ave. Gardiner.
-0GE II 7.oI,nd For seashore hotel,
n,Te- he t1-sf class. good wages.
We THOMPSON CRplLui
Tslana Me
--5z-7=T=77TT5 40 l-17f-7s- earperi-
49, f.CL-5- : : $500. saroues nouus.
ehaws and vests. STEADY homeWoIh n
We pay paruel-pust charges nnlh We a
Simon Ascher q Co.. mt, 4ASalh - q
ard Ave. View YORK GIt!.
ETRL-Cauanle one fur genera mousse
work IN d Sinai fAmiiS. AaoISsS :" -"
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CIRL-A3 once Tor genera Iposs
WORK Mrs. y, M ClouEh, 80 " est
e~n Ave. Tel. S3b-E.
- 49, rrenarai hnnsewprk Ms.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CLASSTFTED-DISPLAY

SALEEMET AND STOCK BROKERS
Have Rn oil issue paving 49, dividends
with increase shortly. Require repre-
sentation your vicinity Write for
particulars.
WILLIAM J. DUNN & COMPANY.
eS-S1 West 43rd Street
New York. N Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21

law. Or. and Mira ]. w. Smoke. In
Puyanup.
Mr.. and Mr. w. v. Rin~fart. Jr.
returned this morning from short
trip Ia Portland
Among the girls attending 81
Heisn'a Han. in Portland. who viii
spend their holidays In Seattle are
Miss Evelyn Nichols and silas Flea.
nor Costello. who viii vinis their
parents. ,ir. and 4rs, ". y. Nichols.
and Mfr. and AIRS. ~. ]. Costello.
Miss Avotdslie Russell Of T~nlna.
Miss Hazel Fnlraeryiee OF ciauarn.
AiiHs Fay flaAmuNsen of Tacoma. and
Aisa Margaret Bryant Of KetohlkAn.
Mrs John y. Murphy and sons ~.
turned last evening from an extend.
ed Eastern trip.
Mira y. NJ Ed~r~r. who has been
spending several months ia tho East.
has returned TO her home on FEDERAL
ava
A number Of Seattle boys win ar.
rive Thursday from the University Of
santa Clara TO spend Tho holidays
with their parents John conncll
VIII be- tho guest OF hia parents.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ J. Council. and Mrr
=, C. Burke and Mrs. John ". Jack.
son arc expecting their sons. Donald
Burke and John Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21

Capt Richard n. DcrrickSon. y. s.
~. and MrA pcrrickson. OF Wash.
ington. u. Z, are expected 10 arrive
In few days. and will b. gncata for
n time OF Afr. and Mrs Murray uoi.
land. Capt ana Mrs. Dcrriekson Will
make this city their hona-
Mr.. sidney w. Smith. Of san Fran.
cisco. IL in tho city. a guest AT the
Hotel Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Dertrrrt Andrews and
children. OF Yakima. viii spend tho
holidays with AFR. and Mrs. c. l. Ted
ford. parents Of Mira Andrewa
Mr.. ana Mr- ". III. Buckfin arr
leaving Thursday for Vancouver. II
C. where they will spend Christmas
and the weekend ar tho guests OF
their son and daughtor-lnlaw. Mr.,
and NrA waldo Buckiin. at thrtr
home on shauEhnewy HelShtA
Mr. SHIRLEY MIinTan. Of Vancouver.
n. c.. spent the week end In the city.
Mr.. Charles Borie Rhodes len 10
day for san Francisco. Mira Rhodes
and children will Join him after the
holidays. and they plan 10 make
their home In or near Loa Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. wnmon Tucker and
son. Mr. Steven Fucker. viii spend
Christmas and TIE week end with
Mrs. fuckers brother and Elstersln.
~~,~~~~>~~~-~~~~-~~- ~-~~~-~-~-~~~--~~~~~
Virginia Wiley and Miss Marian WI.
Icy viii b. nj homo 90 their friends
New Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21

during the holiday season. Some
have already responded. and we ask
ail those who viii entertain these
boys at dinner, or provide them with
IA pleasant evening IN their honeA, TO
call Mrs Hilmer. Elliott B7e7-J, stat
inE the day or evening convenient
and the number OF boys desired. The
time for these hospitaiitios is from
December p 10 January 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Thrift Shop Bargains {
IN Dolls

At the Thrift shop there are re
markable bargains this week In
Christmas toys and novelties. The
AK guild. Of the Orthopedic hospi-
tai. has sent In odd rag dolls which
they have named "Alkites.- and
should please the children. A beau
tifully dressed doll. nearly now. has
been given to the little shop TO sell.
which. at the time Of purchase. was
very expensive. New luncheon sets
and attractive bric-a-brac also are Of.
fered NJ reasonable prices.