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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
GER M MANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. William MacNeill, of
e9S west Springer street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert M. Peirce, of Oak Lane.
time In the Pocono mountains. ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer II. Bobst and
their son. Mr.. Walton Bobst, of 6s06
Lincoln drive. have returned from n
fortnight's stay In the Pocono noun
tains.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Baldwin. OF
Zoo Cresheim road, had as their guests
over the weekend Mrs. Baldwin's BROTH
er-in.law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Phillips, of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Raft left on
Friday to occupy their bungalow in
Paradise Valley, Pocono mountains, for
a week.
Mrs J. NJ. Hotel and her daughter,
lane, have returned from spending some
time at Avalon, N. ]. On October 1S Mr..
and Mrs. Hotel will go to Atlantic City
to spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. johnson, of
10 East Mount Pleasant avenue, enter
brook Country Club on Thursday eve-
ming in honor Of their guest, Miss Edith
l: Seeger, of Pittsburgh. formerly OF
Germantown. Covers were laid for
Johnson entertained at a dance at the
guest Miss Secger will leave tomor-
row to visit her mother, Mrs. William,
Germantown, for few days
Miss Camille Phister, of 316 West
Logan street, and Miss Eleanor Gross, Of
Mannheim street, attended a house party
at Sharon Hill, Pa, over the weekend.
Miss Ruth Klein is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Calvin G. Klein. of
1891 Wakefield street, for a short time.
Miss Mildred Shertzer entertained in
formally at her home on, Thursday eve
Smith. Miss Marguerite Wagner, Miss
Elsa Wohlfeld, Miss Carrie Rhimer, Miss
Alice Van Artsdalen, Miss Dorothy
Wilkie, Miss Elise Smith. Miss Dorothy
othy Price. Miss Marjorie Reel and Miss
Florence Ritter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Cloud. Jr.. OF
26l East Sydney street, Chestnut Hill
have returned after spending the summer
at Bala.
Mrs Ida Mae Edge, Of 1903 Pulaski
Wna and daSshter Sssh e and Mrs
street, at their cottage at Beach Haven
will return to her home today.
Miss Gertrude Hargraves. OF .4s24
Wakefield street, entertained at her homs
on Friday evening; The guests included
eott, Miss gladys Boyer. Miss Rutf
Klein Miss Helen Watson, Miss Eleanor
Koch and Miss Mary Eggly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tomlinson en-,
tertained informally at their home at 55s
East Maryland street on Saturday eve
ming. Among the guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur Franklin Maman. Miss Flor
ence Zearfoss, Miss r. Beatrice FELTON,
Miss Blanche Kiefriter, Mr.. Earl w. Eel
ton and Mr. Vernon ]. FELTON,.
Mr.. William Schuck. of 6217 Chew
street, spent the weekend at Allentown
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Joseph o'Neii, Of 241o South Six
teenth street, and Lieutenant ]. Green
after spending several days at the Allen
town Fair. have gone to New York tt
remain a few days. t..
Miss Margaret Kelly, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs f. Kelly. of 1909 Ritner street
spent tho weekend as the guest OF MISS
Margaret Leahy at her cottage, in Caps
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Leahy, Of 21b1
south Woodstock street, are receivinf
congratulations on the birth of daugh
ter, Miss Margaret Theresa Jeahy. Mrs
Leahy will be remembered as Miss Mar.
garet McCrossen, daughter of Mr.. IL
McCrossen, of 1891 Ritner street.
Miss Marie Daley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Daley, of 1922 soutf
Colorado terrace, spent the weekend
with friends at Cape May.
Mrs. N. Stein and her daughter, Miss
sara Stein, of 2026 South Third street
have arrived home after a two months
visit In Chicago and Cleveland.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mes. Joseph johnson Davis
OF sos South st. Bernard street, an
nornce the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Rebekah Points Davis, 10 Mr.
valentine NJ. Fischer, of 3222 Mount
Vernon street. Saturday.
Mr.. Donald Huber. Of 5351 Locust
lege, where he is a student.
Mrs. A. L. Otto and her daughter, Miss
Agnes Otto, Of 327 South Forty-third
street, returned today from Ventnor
where they have spent a month. Miss
Otto will leave In n few days for the
Halton Arms School. in Washington.
Mrs. Laura B. Schreiber. of this, city
and her daughter, Mrs Stanley w.
Dubell of Lancaster, have returned from
New York. where they had been visiting
"riends
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MFRS. ALEXANDER BROWN will
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The Midwinter Ball VIII De held tnls
season on Friday, January 2s, at the
Bellevue -Stratford.
The debutantes who will receive with
Miss Nancy Mexican at the tea which
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
kean, will give at Glencoe House, Rose
mont. on October 8. will be Miss
Packard, Miss Virginia Benson Carter
and Miss s. Atlee Downs.
=, Mr. snowden Henry, son Of Mr.. and
MRS; Bayard Henry. is to pc married
to Miss Elsbeth Merck daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Merck, on, Tuesday.
at the home of the bride, Llewellyn
Park n. J. The bridesmaids will be
bride, Mrs: George W. Merck. Miss
Charlotte Cheston, Miss Antoinette porr
and Miss Mary Porritt, Of Hartford The
mower girl will be the bridegroom's little
Niece, Miss Mary Roberts. daughter Of
Mr.; and Mrs Isaac w. Roberts. The
ushers will be some OF Mr. Henry's class
doin, Baltimore, the best man, and the
,GIshers Mr. John Marshall Harlan, of
washington; Mr.. Charles P. Macarthur,
Or St Buffalo; Mr.. Philip D. Reynolds. of
HHew York; Mr., George w. Merck, Mr..
ANrthur Paul and Mr.. George Harrison
Mr., and Mrs, George H. Lorimer Of
neigraeme, Wyncote, will leave on We'd
hesday for Chicago to attend the mar
sase OF their niece, Miss Margaret
lon. Miss Russell is well known in this
osW having spent several winters here
tn WIN Mr., and Mrs. Lorimer while at
lending school at ogontz.
An interesting autumn wedding will
We, WSse place on Monday. October I. in
Ter Bicknell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest p, Bicknell, OF 1918 Connecti-
~ avenue. Washington, will become
sn1 n1 oflde OF Mr.. William jerks Wright,
oS ~" OF Mr. and Mrs. Minturn T. Wright,
ISr Srr, CHESTNUT Hill, at the home OF the
brides parents.
doiMr iMr Francis Richmond. Of the Phia-
oe oe'phla Club, will entertain at dinner
v" october 20 at the Rabbit.
Mt and Mrs. w. Plunkett Stewart,
IN Hayerford, will entertain at dinner
= monor Of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs
"eahesday evening.
= Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Edward
Meehan. OF Germantown, are receiv-
congratulations upon the birth Of
da% con- Edwin ]. Meehan, Jr,, on Thurs.
remebspss sedemssG 2s Mrs Mrs Rsehsn hseaSIot will
ana p, or Tioga, who, during the war
InSd atter was a very active worker In
'"uepehdence Square Auxiliary, l. r. C,
wSMr. and Mrs, Walton Clark, Jr. OF the
pIn.I9 mouse, Devon, have gone TO Lake
Toa Giu, Adirondack mountains, NJ Y,
ior trip Of ten days.
NJ Miss Rebccca G. Thomson. daughter OF
Seid ana Mrs. Walter 8. Thomson. Gre
e,u Earni, Rosemont, and Miss Mary
naW nsW daughter OF Mrs. Ernest Law. of st.
EIiyndhs, who have been visiting Miss
bzapeth Brockie at York Harbor. Me-,
"ave returned to their homes.
srs MRS Samuel A. Grocer. who spent the
suInner at Northeast Harbor Me- re-
surned on Tuesday, and will be the
Nest Tor several weeks of her parents,
AL ana Mrs. Edward f. Beale, at Deep
onn, their place at Strafford, before
opehing her town house
All. and Mira Frank c. Roberts have
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ALONG THE READING

Mr., and Mrs Edwin j. Beuter, Of 1924
Sixty-eighth avenue, Oak Lane, have re.
turned home after spending the late
summer and early autumn at the Della
ware Water Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lanning, who
spent the season In Stony Creek, Conn.
have returned to their home In Rosiyn
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Kinney have
NeS England coast and are at home nj
4S1s North Fifth street. Olney. The
bride was Miss Pauline Brantiean
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William r.
Brantigan, Of Olney.
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ROxBOROUGH

Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Helen G. MATHS. daughter
oe Mrs. Rosa NJ. Maths. of 4S2 Dupont
Mitchell street. on Wednesday evenins
September 20, at $3.50 o'clock, at the
home Of the brides mother, by the Rev.
johnson l.. Miner, of the Roxborough
Baptist Church. The ceremony was
followed by reception for the families.
Mr.. and Mrs Hill left for Niagara Falls,
and after passing some time in Michigan
will visit Pittsburgh. Pa, on their way
home. The bridegroom served in the
United States navy during the world
war.
The first autumn meeting and recep-
tion of Palestine Chapter, No. ESQ
Eastern Star, will be held this evening
In Odd Fellows Hall, on Lyceum ave-
worthy matron and the other officers in
clude Mrs. Alfred Patchett, Mrs Rebecca
Burgess. Mrs. ]. Horace Ferrier. Mrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
LANSDOWNE

Miss Anna Garrett and Miss Helen
Garrett have returned from spending q
week at Avalon, n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Note have been
spending several weeks In Michigan.
Mr.. Carl L. Altmaier, Jr,. has returned
from spending three months with rela-
tives In Denver, Col.
Mr.. J. Stuart Meader has left for
Westtown, Pa, where he will attend the
Friends boarding school.
Miss Mildred Wallace and Miss Flea
nor Wallace, Of Philadelphia, have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs. G. w. Eng.
willer.
Mrs. Emlen c. Paul and her son, Mr..
Frederick Paul, are spending several
weeks in Cuba
Miss Isabel Galbraith has returned
from Cuba, where she spent the summer
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MOORESTOWN

Mr.. Clement Hopkins is n guest OF
Mr. Albert Middleton at Seaside Park
N. j.
Mrs Adele Mills, who has been spend
Ing some time In Germantown, has re-
turned to her home, on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Lippincott
of Mount Laurel, have sent out invita-
tons to meet Mr. and Mrs. Harry En-
gle Conrow on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs James Gladhill is visiting her sis
ter In Allentown, Pa
Mrs, Walter French, who has beer
VISITING her son, who is a student at
West Point, has returned to her home
on Main street.
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NORRIsTOWN

Miss Mary Doran and Miss Elizabeth
Doran. of East Main street. entertained
at a linen shower in honor of Miss
Marion Silcox, whose engagement to Mr..
Earl Johnson, of Youngstown, O., has
been announced.
Miss Minnie Frank. of 213 East Main
street. entertained at musical and
dance In honor of her guest. Miss Anna
Kellerman, of Alberta, Calgary, Canada
Among those present were Miss Rose
Horwitz Miss Rose Stemple. Miss Alma
Shelter, Miss Mary Mann. Miss Sadie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27

thy Dovebird, Miss Ethel Horwitz, Miss
Hattie Burk, Miss Catherine Toas, Miss
Doris Goodman, Mr.. Maurice Cleaser'
Mr.. Martin Stemple. Mr.. David CARRIER,
Morris Toas, Mr.. Emanuel F1ancer, Mr.
Louis Davis, Mr.. Aaron Tabak and Mr..
Daniel Levine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27

closed their cottage at Lake George and
have returned to their home in Wynne
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stewart Wood, OF
wayne, have returned to their home
from Spring Lake, N. ]. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Geiger, OF
Overbrook, have returned from New
London, Conn, where they spent the
summer Their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Seitzer wilford
have been their guests since their re-
turn from California, where they went
soon after their marriage In June.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. O'Neal, OF Get.
tysburs, are the guests or Or. and Mrs
A. II. O'Neal at their home in 81. Davids
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are remaining through the autumn at
that resort
Miss Violet williams, of 1927. North
Nineteenth street, has returned from
Wildwood, where she was visiting her
aunt, Mrs w. Priestly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd E. Mishler have
at home in that city The bride was
Mies Gertrude Markley, Of 1903 North
Park avenue
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Among the interesting weddings of
the early autumn will be that of Miss
Ruth Mauger. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lehigh avenue, and Mr.. Lewis S. Somers,
Jr., son Of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Som
ers, of 1854 North Broad street, which
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-27
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Leonard and
MISS Dorothy Leonard. of Wayne, are
spending short time at their cottage
at Seaside Park, N. j.
:, Mrs. William De witt and her fam
lily have returned to Wayne and are
with Mrs De Wits mother Mrs. Fred
erick Treat, at her home on Louelin
avenue, they have been visiting In
Troy N. Y, and Annapolis, Md.
Miss Katherine Greene, Of wavns., "a
spending several weeks visiting relatives
In Virginia and Washington.
The Misses Black have sold THAR home
to the Bryn Mawr memorial COMMITTEES
and have taken apartments at the
Waynewood Wayne
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WEDDINGS OF SATURDAY

A pretty autumn wedding took place
on Saturday evening, at Z o'clock, when
Miss Mabel wardrop Yerkes became the
bride of Mr.. william J. Adair, Of this
city, the Rev Harry II. Crawford Of
fciating. The bride wore a gown of
white georsette crepe with tulle veil
and carried a shower bouquet Of white
roses and snapdragons. The matron OF
honor, who was Mrs Harry w. Schwel-
ger, of Jacksonville, Fla. wore a gown
Of orchid gsorgette and carried ophelia
roses. Mr. Carl schweizer, Jr., acted as
best man.
After a wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adair will live at 1915 wakeling street.
Frankford.
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RYAN-CJAwSON

H1AN-ILA" " SUN
The wedding Of Miss Edythe ClawsVr,
OF 62l2 Belfeld street, and Mr.. Taylor
Ryan, of Trenton, N. j., took place at
Holy Trinity Church. Nineteenth and
Walnut streets, on Saturday afternoon,
at 1880 o'clock, the Rev. DR.. Floyd
Tomklns officiating. A small reception
followed Immediately after the cere-
mony.
The bride wore a brown duvetyn
travelling euit, with hat TO match, ana
carried white Bride roses and orchids.
She was attended by Miss Helen Burke
Reeder as maid Of honor, who wore a
suit of navy tricotine, with hat ~
match. and carried sveetpeas and
orchids.
Mr.. William Clawson, a brother of
the bride, acted as best man.
After an extended wedding trip
through Maine, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan will
live in Germantown, where they will be
at home after November 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

NLD GRANNY FOX was thinking
~ hard, very hard indeed There
lay Prickly Porky the Porcupine tax
ing q sun bath right across the door
way Of the old house In which Gran
ny had left Reddy Fox. and Granny
wanted TO get in TO see II Reddy Was
safe. but she didn't dare step over
: .rickiy Porky. You see Granny Fox
IA the greatest respect for Prickly
Porky and the thousand little spears
hidden in his long coat She had
seen Eowser the Hound. who ~
kafrsId of very few things. turn tail
land run away from Prickly Perky,
and she had no mind to 20 where
Bowser the Hound did not dare 20.
SO old Granny Fox sat down at a
safe distance and tried to appear as
IL she was very glad indeed 10 see
Prsckly Porky. All the time she was
thinking and thinking how she could
get Prickly Porky away from the ola
house. She remembered what a great
appetite Prickiy Porky has. and how
be had rather eat than do anything
else.
fDUDV NDitit rVtFHt BDF'',-
frees back in the Green Forest In
place you have never been TO-" said
Granny Fox.
you don't say cor exclaimed
Prickiy Porky. pretending to be
very much Interested.
Eyes, I do" replied Granny Fox.
II know you1l enjoy the bark, and
rrf he very glad TO show you whore
they are.
Prickly porky yawned. He knew
perfectly well that Granny Fox had
found nothing Of the kind and was
3ust trying TO get him away from the
old house. There was a twinkle In
..sk usually dull little eyes as be re-
srd:
wpI am much obliged 20 you. Gran.
nv For, but my stomach Is fun just
now, and I'm not the least bit hun
cry; not the tiniest bit"
The face Of Granny Fox fell but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
sLUGGER SNAIL ACTS MEAN

Just then they heard a humplty
humping. and around tho corner
crawied siugger snaIi himself. car.
ryinE his house upon his hsrki Tn.
twins understood at once. then. what
Tlngaiins meant
When Sluggcr saw the landlord ne
started TO turn around. but no could
not move very fast with such load.
so he stopped.
But he did more than that. for be-
fore Tingaiing could say . word
about rent siugger pulled himself
back into his house and slammed
the front door,
The sly rascal exclaimed Ttnra.
hing GROSSLY. knocking hard with his
knuckles on Siugger's side door.
Nobody homeF' called a muffied
voice from within. go away. please.
There's nobody home at ALI"
Nancy and Nick had to laugh. no
did the fairyman.
"siugger." said TinraIIng. '-thns's
fib. and I'm going 20 tie big bell
right on top OF you" And he did
which was his way Of Furnishing all
offenders.
Copyright. 1890. y. EA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

II saw him, and Farmer Browns
Boy Is on his way up here right
now" replied Granny Fox.
Just then dark shadow swept
over them and a voice which seemed
to come right out Of the sky said;
your eyesight Is failin' you, Gran
ny Fox. II certainly is failin' you.
An have been watching Farmer
Browns Boy, and he's on his way
home this very minute"
Old Granny Fox showed all her
teeth and shook her fist at OF Mis-
tab Buzzard, who was already climb
ing up. up. into the blue sky again.
while Prickly Porky laughed right
out loud and once more stretched
himself out comfortably on the door
step of the old house.
Next story: Reddy Fox Is Sorry
lie Was q Smarty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

The fairy landlord OF the Land-os.
Dear xnows-where ran his finger
down his rent list. -Slugger Snall'' %
next. children he said. Wen have
70 hunt him up and collect VIVA, he
owes. The trouble In. he Is never
around when he's wanted
oh said Nick. Il should think
that II you Just went to his house
and waited there he'd be sure TO
come home to his meals
Tingaiinx grunted. Come home.
<oDdeed, Why. he's always home.
leser is- It's his home that's never
nome"
rs that . riddie;- asked Nancy.
curiously.
NO, Madam. n isn't answered
Tinzaiing with a polite bow. Come
or. Riddles. III show you what i
mean"
And. taking Zach one by an arm.
the fat fairyman led them over
stones and moss and damp leaf mold
70 a place where an old log lay across
. stream
There. What did 7 tell your he
cried. pointing 10 an empty place
under a pickereiweed Nobody homo
mot a house in sightr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

you probably know something
about whales what monstrous big
things they are and how thew
swim about on top OF the water
awhile, then give a mighty snort
that sounds like a clap OF thun.
der. blow a ton or so OF water out
OF their hlow.holes. and dive.
"whoopee, but they make q big
eommotion when they dive. churn
up such a big SEA you'd think a
storm was blowing.
Some fish. you know, have
tails that work sideways .,o
showed thom with his handsl like
that.
But a whales tan come. down
nat. like the tail OF an airship.
Il tell you n you ever saw one
OF those tails Dap you'd never for.
set II.
We'll. as was telling you. We
got into the canoe; way OF in the
distance saw the great whale
playing.
How I asked them. pointing
TO the monster. We can't man.
age that big fellow-he'n pull us
underr
The Indians wrinned. waltz
they answered. 'Hyas kwahnic no
can think tpl,tickl. siawsh hyas
pittickl walt-
IL waited. There was nothing
els. 10 do. While with every
stroke of the paddle we camc
nearer and nearer 20 that great
black piunrtnr creature
'oa.ooo.- said Peggy. holding
TO the arms Of the biz chair In
which she sat. 10000"
Keep sim. rergy- David
begged. lie, him no on. Then
YOU came nearer and nearer
then whats
TO Re Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
RYI.R. BLANCHARD

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-fickle base
bah had returned to her old loves to-
dag, and the champion Cincinnati
Reds and Chicago white Sox were
first in her picture gallery.
The Cincinnatians pressed their
amours at the expense OF the Brook
iyn Dodgers and after being In slight
III repute for n week had one-half
game lead over other National league
suitors. The White Sox were return
cd TO favor when the Cleveland In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
CRAVATH STILL
HOLDS RECORD

"Babe" Ruth may be CHAMPION
home run hitter. but he will have
10 go some TO best the record Of
"Gavvy" Cravath. the great MAJOR
league star. Gavvy has pounded out
2lS four basers since he began pro-
fessional ball in 1903 with Los
Angeles. His best season was in
1911 with Minneapolis when he got
20 homers. "Gavvy's" days as q
slugger are about over, while
Babe" has many years ahead of
him, and II he continues Is he IL
going now, 1t won't be long holnra
he equals Cravath's record j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
VANCOUVER
TIES UP RACE

NEW WESTMINSTER. Il. c., Aug.
23.--Nancouver beat the worlds
champion New Westminster lacrosse
team by a 6.to-l count here yester-
day. tieing up the Mimic cup race.
The deciding game will probably be
played here Labor day. Vancouver
is managed by Pete Muldoon.
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Page 1876
CATCHING A WHALE

8 I told you. this trip OF tho
Aehiidren's was very wonder.
fui one
Fancy meeting not only IN,
oldcst Pioneer with his wealth of
stories hut n grown.up little giri
who has = while book Of sketches
OF Pioneer things. and 50 many
little giri stories that she could
write q book OF her own II she
would.
Other ladies' who used to be
eeriy-day little girls. and such in.
tercSting Pioneers. and 80 many Of
them were there. that Peggy and
David were nearly bursting with
all the stories they heard.
One man who said. Il am only
an unsophlsticated lad OF So told
them this story;
Yes. I know all this part OF
the Sound. was lighthouse
keeper at Gaze riattery In 1855
end 1855 and we did have some
exciting times In those early days.
"one morning an Indian came
30 me and said. They have sight.
ed a whale and are going to go
vout after Il In a canoe. Come.
he said. In his own language. Zig
Ash. biz sport. you lkcr
Il didn't stop TO think. but did
~ he directed. and took off most
OF my clothes. leaving on only my
underwear. and followed him TO
the canoe.
The other rndisns-seven OF
thcu--were already in the canoe
waiting.
1T seemed q fran craft 20 30
out In to land q whale. but they
were all ready. and had made
hsrpcous OF big seaamuss~i shells,
These Indians had clever
plan. which. so far as know. was
all their own.
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the Hound run away few minutes
ago?" Prickly Porky ratified his thou
sand little spears AZ he spoke, and
Granny Fox shivered when she
heard them, tho she tried not TO.
"Of course. you're not afraid OF
Bowser the Hound" replied Granny
Fox. but listen: Bowaer has gone to
get Farmer Browns Boy. and he has
got guni"
Prickly Porky sat up and took no
tice. He had met Farmer Browns
Boy once before and had not been
hurt. but he was MOI sure that Far.
mer Browns Boy would be so good
natured every time.
How do you know7" he demanded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
RUTH FINALLY,
FINDS FOB

Babe" Ruth. home run king. re-
Gently left Detroit for Cleveland
with his team. but accidentally left
his diamond studded Knights OF
Columbus fob that was recently pre-
scented him in "A Detroit hotel.
George II. bombarded the hotel with
kilograms until finally hotel en-
ploye found the valued fob. Said
employe received a 800 check from
Babe Tor his efforts -.