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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-31
DEATIss

ROBINSON. Aug. 20, ELtzABETH, ,ysn yife
9f Frank Robinson. eEed ~. rnnsrsi, WwSdiii..
hS Il a,,sIsss % iFs% 81 ssiS lsr'BSS'd e. BTosd &C. G. Int
Ro%%N,=-Aus, ,2s. MANToN D. ,EowAs.
st the chapel Of the Qld Mans Home aeth
'ns scHLEsssMANa.kas. HhIins n, M % "a, %MARGkRnT.
wife OF John schlessmann tnee serembus,.
James, Lutheran Church. invited to- fu-
neral, Wed. 80 p. M. 2sae N. Hancock st.
i"sj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, isg1aMSHsjN 2s. SARAH ".
shePhsrd,On Rsls,iys. and & friends inyitsd ,..,
denoe' 81 Meehsn ave. Mt. Airy. mt. pTi.
vs & Saa.Ss La Is ssis TksKsS "a
:. %,. a.s MaiRer ave-. 'JenEintown. Int.
TEcRLAiR-Aps,. .as: 1920. LEWIS Y.
Of Mannn 70 aSsS
:an. ss R x Ss tursS ssen ~ ST. e"h hd%cns e
'.,, sPRySIN61; 1 Aug =; NARY ~ Il. ,E,E dewitt TIT
late residence. aoi Gowen ave. NJ. Airy.
ss 1929 S.syss saS
Fsndis ssT Rysis to s!ssses Ss
Church 10 ca a m. precisely Int. New
NSrats TxIT'e-on oeA Aug, 2s. at Monticello, Fla.
| GEORGE D. TKiT. husband OF Florence
A. TAFT. Relatives and friends invited to
his sons residence, Or. Charles II. TAFT
5sn2 Lancaster ave. Int. private.
band of Elizabeth A. Taylor Relatives and
friends. and all societies of which he was
| member, are invited to attend funeral
dsnce. 3o2s n. 2bth ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
mt voRNbRANhus RssEbis NhuTs a. 2s % ELIZABETH. be.
loved wife OF Andrew vorndran tnee seeEer),
lie her Both year: Relatives, friends, mem
ciety invited 10 funeral, We'd. 1870 a, m.
| t71s N. Marston st. Requiem mass at st.
! Ludwig's Church, a. m. Int. Holy Re
| deemer Gem -
Wilson Aug. 20. 1920. .Dr. JOHN
| r.. WILLS, aged 82 years. Relatives and
! friends invited to funeral on We'd, at
! p m, from his late residence. Chester
| Springs, Pa. Int private.
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Mad-Dog Scare In vineland

.Vineland, N. j., Aug. 31.-Half of
Vineland was aroused, when a mad dog
appeared on Lands avenue, in tho
suburbs OF the borough, and bit An
drew Parton and scratched three other
people. The dog was killed by posse
and It's head was sent to the state iabo :
ratory at Trenton for analysis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-31

I'd Harmon, who admits he has
psxoIas Fairbanks looking IKE
stEsy. tells Fritmd Joe about HJe IN
fhs movies IN the follo,otno letter. In
stalrnents from n, @. Witwer's latest
s,trcess wiH be printed ddiiy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-31
LOST AND FOUND

NECKLACE--Joat. tecla pearl necklace;
reward. 29aa ". Broad at -
WATCH-Lost, Monday. Aug. 80. in Wana-
makers or Evans's drug store. Chestnut
above 11th. or Sheppards or Darlington's, s.,
one very small open-tace wrist watch. gold
face: initials IL. A. H., July 49,: reward II
ret. to T01 Lafayette Bldg. 437 Chestnut St.
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STORAGE AND MOVING

CLEAN As YOUR HOME
We make speciality OF moving, packing.
in separate locked rooms: local and long,
distance by Packard vans; estimate free.
GLENWOOD STORAGE AND CARPET
CLEANING
nGOG-lB RIDGE AVE.
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1858
Phone Diamond 1880 or Park llSI
ora, Iffirn NVyon,Irg FOp5
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE. I'll S. 18th; Spruce 34Ol-Slt-
uations wanted .first-class cooks kitchen
maids, buffers, chauffeurs. Chamberma ids
houscwork girls ali kinds or
white help wanted.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AGENTS

YOUNG MAN wanted to represent Chicago
financial house: splendid opportunity for
advancement; salary and commission refs.
req. A. f. Lessman. 90 z. Jackson. Chicago
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SACRIFICE

Carpenter and iohbing shop 1534.36 Fawn
St tools nnd benches. Jacks ard ROrne ma
terial. H. appointment. c. +. J.. 1929 Tor-
resdale ave.
WE MAKE gray iron lasting from l pound
TO ton: n YOU - " castings that can be
90 silly maCh!nCd. 1--WE US Reeves stow and
Foundry. Camden. y. ].
POWER EoUlPMENT -
O'RR1EN MACHINERY co, 10 ". Sd ST.
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De&tbs

AppIsoN,-AuE, SARAH. wife Of the
Gem. p Ia ladies' les" Guild Of ST. Georges chuScS
prr, ASIsS e. SATTERNS Fas.Sn MSS ASN
Henry fiSU p M ArnaiSa isoS Wagner ave- Int
priyRiSu riKyRRRuP h'tts'as %us ce %. ALBERT EMMETT.
son Of Henry O I; and Catherine F. Arrup;
fsSS s%y from his o esdS"Ss 81 Sss"S SSsS S
BARKER. Aug. 20, HARRIET, wife of
%sS SUsa R 2 st. It. is%ss iSnTR 'SSSs"Ff cs% M iHana
ee iSsd NE Tf0a rS 81
tt K%tSr st. Ph,!S Pa" assavss and
frST horne. up Pa. mt at Nit olive GEM. Lang Lang
'BiEstkER.zAug 81. MATTHIAS BECKER.
late q sss - sDEns asrGsH ST SO
NJ e"ss 3. vstsrsns q Foreisn Wars, Invited to
TSsoS aaakoe T'iSsnSs in. s 6 saS,rs
National Gem. Remains may be viewed
PNs9 oXS1HspoSS II lis aoS yss aSs as as
pTyatsa KindIy R.s omit Il hpSssiii psSTRiip widow -,
Sited StSsi to funeral. Thurs, $40 q, M. from
HTs ave- S sSs%n rSaSem
stephens Church 10 a. m Int private.
Mary Bluthart lnee Tracy Services Wed.
D. m. at his late residence. 30I9 Chatham
''iN5YY 'iBNo5YYER.~on Xusast 50, 1920. HANNAH
H. widow OF John s. Boyer. Service on
Thursday afternoon, az clock. at her late
residence. sesa Haverford ave. Interment
'BBUuRNs,--Aug. rs. JOHN r., husband OF
the late ClsSaalRprns, Funeral Wed, $3.50
a. M, fr2 cc OF s0n'in-law, Herbert
aldwin
o..
nus
So.
edge.
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PERSONALS

ARTHUR E. v. JONES. whose mothers
maiden name was Susan Hertzel. residing
at one timo at $50 y. Sth st.. at another at
1890 Spring Garden st. Philadelphia. and
lately at Camden. NJ j.. will hear OF some
thing to his advantage by addressing Geo.
NJ. E,rmentrout. attorney-at-law. 531 Court
St. Reading, Pa.
STOCK and fixtures OF 410 Green ST., sold
by Sam. Cohen to Sam. Clibanoft all bills
due to creditors call at A. Weitzenfeld' s
office. cas- ". 4th St: final settlement Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

HARRY- w. SMITH. FL SNSSoM IT.
ELECTRIC TREATMENT. also "'anlcuring.
Orice. sos y. 1ith 81. Hours from 10 TO 8,
CORNS removed . for SOC. 3 for 81 club d
ingrowinR nails. d.. Wilson. 1921 Arehs
ASHES and rubbish aud light hauling done.
Kelm, 1913 Callowhill st Locust BIO
RUBBER GOODS OF all descriptions re-
paired Andrew r. Birchett. SO3 5. 22d ST.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

NEW YORK safety vertical engine 25-s5
gine made by tho Rnl Engine Co. Erie Pa.
Autonr~'tc horizontal $50 r. p. NJ. cvlin-
glue spreader. Double steel rolls co. vide.
Takes material up to :" thick. Glue pot top
and bottom. Total height OF machine 58'.
UPRIGHT mOuldpr made by the Colladay
Co. Philadelphia Double head. including
hangers. tight and loose nrlly and counters
shaft Size Of table 44x54"
Each Of the above machines in frst-clasB
condition. Write to the Lester Piano Co.,
I cOC Cbnstnut Ct philudplDhia
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ARE YOU AFTER A BIG JOB?
Well present your qualifications by letter so
clearly, forcefully and conyincingiy you'll
get quick certain results, Write or phone
Advertising Service Co.. 2ls Parkway Bldg.
ATTENTION. AMEricANsi
Americans of good character and hAbitA
aged lS to %, are wanted 70 train for the
AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE
Previous service not necessary training
BOARD AND UNIFORMS FREE
upon spplicationi men over 81 must brins an
age certihcate; boys between t9 and IN
must have age certificates and consent
c, Z. MAAs, Enrolling Officer
THIRD FLOOR, ~ 8. 4TH ST, PHII.A.
ARTIST WANTED
There Is an eut-of-town position open for a
high-class advertising figure man for pen
and ink or wash: one with agency experiences
preferred. and able TO handle original lay
outsi send full particulars In reply as 10
qualifications and salary expected to tho
right man this offers splendid opportunity
to earn big money as his work becomes
known, NJ SOC. ledger oflce.
BoY--Art Department wants an office boy
Interested In drawing; hours from 1 70 10
2, M. Apply Art Department, Public Ledser.
fourth door. 9Th and che.tnut pts :.
BOY. over 10 years. with bicycle. 70 run or
rends. good salary. Cahallero Drug Co.
N. w, cor. b2d and Walnut ste. -
BOZ wsnted f9s offios. Apply 10 N, Sth q.
AnnSaon NJ SYlun1L ls rI{ "a 4 I1
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MOVING AND HAULING

WANTED-A load TO New York, Boston or
Vicinity; padded van going sept I For
particulars HorowitE 3D. and Market SITS
Wilmington. Del, or Bayes 90 Falmouth ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-31

BOATS, ,MoToRBoATs,LA LAUNCHES
CANOE. "old Town. sponsor. i8 II, almost
new paddles and back rests; seen Haddon-
heid. N. j.. lake. aga. Ledger Office.
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PARCELS POST
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HELP wANTED--MALE

BOYS wanted 70 work In Wallpaper factory:
must be 10 or over: BRING affidavit: good
wages. Apply at once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-31

wanted; must be first class.
Hamburg Broom Works. Hamburg. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-31

to run Ford delivery car: must
have Al reference: good salary. Caballero
Drug Co. N. w. cor. 6?d and Walnut sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-31

MN\IINC and Light hauling. baggage ex-
HiSF FhNS press; reasonable EImore'a
Auto Express. l40i N. 18th st, Pop 1871 W,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
100000 ESTATE FADES:
LECATEES OUT IN COLD

San FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.--Thc
strange case OF a man making a will
dispensing OF a sioo. 900 estate he had
long since dissipatod. came to light
here when the will Of Louis ". Orr.
banker by day and gambler by
night" came before Judge THOMAS
r, Graham for probate.
Orr'a will leaves % bencficiarIcs.
each 10 receive share and share alike
in tho mythical 100000. At the pro.
cccdings u developed that his total
assets would amount to about $500
orr was the son OF "a wealthy
banker OF Piaua. Ohio. The parent
Died two years ago and left trust
fund Of 500 600 for his son. The
trustee Of the fund was Judge
Jones OF Piaua.
About this time Orr married and
took his bride 10 his old home. Tho
trustee OF his estate was so i'm.
pressed with him that he turned over
the entire estate to orr.
Orr. according to the testimony, re.
turned 20 san Francisco and speed.
lily spent $50 600 with stock and
gambling winnings he Increased II
agnin TO 100000. He was then sued
for divorce, Mrs. Orr receiving $40.
Geo ~ n property settlement. Tho
remaining $4,000 was spent.
Among tho lcaatccs to 1872 OF
800 600" IL Jim Grifith. prize fight
promoter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02

WASHINGTON. Jan. Anne
Martin OF Reno. New. viii again
seek to be the frs, woman elected
to tho United States senate. this
time or the republican ticket Che
ran aS an independent last year for
the uncxpired term OF the late
Senator Scwlands and was defeated
cd by Senator c. u. Henderson.
democrat.
National republican leader. are
encouraging her 20 seek the nomi-
nation.
Some OF the things Anne Martin
says she will advocate II she IL
elected 10 the senate are.
Popular election OF the national
representatives on the council and
assembly OF the League OF Nations,
and representation for women in
thn assembly.
Land legislation along the line Of
tho Kelly soldiers land bin that
viii enlarge individual opportunity
on sound economic basis.
Administration by the govern
nsnt OF the natural resources.
land. wstorpower. mines and for
esis. TO lower prices and open new
opportunities 10 the people.
Government, care for prospective
mothers and Infants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
I e. = =. s'.. !. ~
I,Ho ] II

Mr. and Mrs, David whitcomb will
leave January 10 for Santa Barbara.
for the remainder OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Neitch, OF 81.
Marics. Idaho. are spending the hol.
days with MIR. Neitch'a brother and
sister lnlaw. Mr and Mrs, James II.
Ncitch
Mrn. VI. H. Causten win leave Wed.
ncsday. January Z, for Coronado. 20
spend the remainder OF the winter.
Miss Evelyn uclvin. Miss Betty
Morrison and Miss Margaret Han
sard were entertained az luncheon by
Capt. and Mrs, Ivan G, Wettengei ON
board the U. =, \. Montana Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Charlotte williams win he
the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs,
stewart Thompkina during the
month OF January.
Mr.. A. II. Todd OF san Francisco.
who spent tho Christmas holidays
with his mother, brothcr.in-i and
sister. Mrs. A. n. Todd and MIR. and
Mrr W. y. Gather. has returned
to HIS homo,
Miss Marion Lilly and Mr.. Ross
Downs returned wednesday from
Bend. Ore. where they have been
tho guests OF MIR Downs brother.
in law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
~ keycs Brooks
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Walker. who
are spending the holidays In Seattle.
viii leave shortly for their home In
Texas
Mr.. II. ~. waho.kr. OF Great Falls.
Mont. Is In Seattle 20 spend the holl.
days with Mrs. WahoEke az their
HON. at Richmond Beach.
Mr.. Ralph Lutx. who has been In
France for tho past two years. has
received his discharge from the ser
vice and returned to Seattle.
Mr.. Dietrich Sehmltx left New
Years day on short hunting trip
to snoanaimic Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker arc
spending a few days in Portland.
guests az the Hotel Benson.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Harrington Ed
wards are guests at III. Hotel Sor'
rcnfo on their way to California.
Mr.. and MR.. fiefb~r, McMieken of
Olympia spent tho holidays with
their two daughters. Mrs. Edwin j.
IVry and Nrn. N. l.. Tihhals.
Miss wynne Bragdon. who has
been tho guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Glen +. Noyea for the past few days.
has returned 10 her home In olym'
pia.
- Il f~a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
BY REBECCA STEVENSON
Office Phone. Main COO
Dinner and Bridge
at the Sunset Club

The Sunset club formally opened
the club year OF 1880 with dinner
New Years day for members and
their guests. followed by bridge later
IN the evening--a function brilliant
and beautifully finished rs to de-
tails and appointments. as Is every
thing the sunset club undertakes.
The whole club wore holiday Earb
Of red and green. The dining rooms.
the hall and the reception room were
all background of solid green. a
proper relief for the red glow OF
carnations which contributed the
other color. Vases and bowls OF
them were everywhere. and they
heightened all the tables with their
happy tipt--tahlcs large and small.
,ad1linx up one hundred and twenty
five guests. Mrs. Oliver Dyer colvin
and Mrs. Harvey ]. fettcr were host
esscs for the lovely party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02

January 10 on a lecture tour OF the
state.
Capt. Harold Kelly left Thursday
for san Francisco on the first stage
Of his journey TO siberia where he
viii be stationed.
Mrs. Sanford Bertrand Ricaby has
returned from Tacoma whore she
spent the holidays.
Mr.. u. G.. Weston. OF New York
city. Il In Seattle on a business trip.
a guest at the Hotel Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D'Esary will
leave today for California TO spend
tho remainder OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. ". Reteham have
removed 10 sees 18th ave. n. y.
Mrs. Edward I. CARROTS father
and aunt. MIR. {. l.. Ring and Mrs.
A. X. Conroy. Of Saginaw, Mich. will
arrive In Seattle IN about a fort
night Go b. guests Al the Hotel
Washington for few weeks.
Air. and Mrs. J. II. Fox will leave
the middle OF the month on u short
trip TO California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
Neac Year Partu

About one hundred guests met at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs kilioch
New Years eve for watch party
After supper was served. the eve
ming was spent IN dancing and other
amusements, The guests were; Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Ia,ta and family Mr.
and Mrs. u. Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs,
Mcfay and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Fair.
hairn and family. MIR, and Mrs J. g.
Masponald and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sangster and daughter. Mfr.
and Mrs Wilkeson. son and daugh.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth and tam.
iiy. Mr.. and Mrs. Caibraith and son.
Mr. and Mrs Crawford and family.
MIR. and Mrs Bushby and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mckenzie. MIR, and
Mrs. Bowden. Mr.. and Mrs. kirkpat.
rick. Mr.. and Mrs, Muir. Miss Lynch.
Mrs Schrimmegor and son. Mrs,
Harris and daughter. Mr.. WIN. Nc
Donald. Mr.. Andsw McIay. Mr.. T..
Gray. Mr. A. Bitcor. MIR IL. Blicon,
Mr.. J. Blnnie. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mcpherson and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Macpousaii and family. Mr.. and
Mrs =. v. Dudley. Messrs. J. and c.
Mcksllar. and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Miss Grey: Fourteen months ago. Promsea 70 e "e
the rife Of man nth whom psoBe" "'e" ' w"
mere children He nor lives in the East
We hare been married last tau or az te edest
this month attending school, SINCE ne Io"na Teoso'S
10 postpone that day. . =, :,
When consented 10 marry him thought the prince q cn
mn dreams had at found So, perdps e1pected
TOO much ,ohen fhought t,co letters month not sufficient
Am mrong tchen SAP that think his gifts strange tor
lover and that codd much rather recere nothing oas
ioord Of greeting?
For nv birthday he sent blouse and can you imagine
mn eeGgs hen opened his Christmas package yesterday
to find three bars Of highly peytunled soapl
Perhaps should not hare felt but took all the JON
ont Of life for the rest Of the day. ,]
DO you not think that loH be better for both Of ms Tia
I break the engagement?
Should I acknowedge the receipt of.the soap? II go in
chnt ,rou2 NJ d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
Rnnmoqe Sale

Beginning this morning rum
mage sale fer the benefit % the
destitute families Of North and East
France viii open az 1891 Westlake
ave. under the auspices OF the
France Ameriauc Relief association.
Mrs. Auxias de Turcnne makes a
strong appeal 90 tho different com
mittees OF the French Relief associa
ton and 20 all those Interested, TO
lend their aid either by giving TO the
sale or assisting with H.
Donations will he most welcome
For additional information call Capt
toll T4s In the evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02

The annual installation OF Officers
% seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree Of
Honor. Ancient order Of United
workmcn. by Grand President Mrs.
Anna ". Bsrih. viii take place Tues
day evening at Evergreen hall. Ar
cade building. The committed In
charge states that this year the In
stallation viii he n strictly family ar.
fair, attended only by members OF
the lodge and their immediate fam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02

The annual Meeting and election OF
officers of the Women's Federation
will be held in the women's parlors
Of tho First Presbyterian church
Thursday. January 4. at 9 O'Clock.
Officers and the board OF delegates
viii be present. The present officers
are: President. Mrs. W. c. Thomp-
son. vice president. Mrs. l. A. Hubhs
secretary. Mrs. Robert Hodge: ircaM
urcr. Mrs. +. VI. whltwurth. Jr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02

Attic myself am a woman.
am forced 90 calculate In the
words OF Irwin s. cobb--"fsn't
that just Ike a woman My
dear. you ouRh, 10 have a little.
tickled, grateful feeling az your
lovers utter lack OF knowledge
OF buying women gifts. II ought
20 prove 10 you that you are the
onliert one. But no. you girls
are always crying out that there
are no good. true men left, none
who have not already had one or
many loves in their lives. then
when one breczes along you &C.
tualiy turn him down for the
parlor fop.
III you haven't any more genu.
inoness or appreciation In your
makeup than your letter por-
trays, by all means break off
your engagement. IL viii save
the young man In the case much
future agony and hcartache.
II I had "a young man friend
whom loved. and whom ! be-
lieved loved me In return.
would write and thank him for
his Christmas gift even tho u
should be laundry soap. and sit
tight on my despair. disgust. or
anger. whichever the case might
be. until I at least found out n
he were In the habit OF buying
young women presents.
The wise girl doesn't cut her
nose off 10 spite her face.
=-------
Dear Mas Grey: ! am confronte'
with a problem that has me guess
Ing and ! thought possibly you coul'
help ma solve IL.
was found In basket at door
step back East and never kncs
who my parents were.
The people who adopted me havl
been dead for fifteen years. and
don't know what am going TO tel
the census tsks. PERPLESED.
The truth never goes out OF
dale. Simply explain 10 the
cnumers;or the true circum-
stances ~ your life as nearly Az
you can relate them.
Dear Miss Grey: recent issu
Of your paper Il letter from a sui
scriber signed Jim which ! thin
ou answered In n practical way.
too. felt sorry for this Jim tina
tell his friend that he care
for her.
Perhaps this little poem would b
We 20 thru life an army marching
with listening ears.
Listening. hoping for the heaveni.
music
We never hear.
And the only difference In the low
in heaven
From the love OF earth below
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02

The pageant. Tho Vision of The
Blue Crusaders" H. to be given the
latter part Of January In ono Of Sc
attie's large auditoriuns for two
nights. Registration IL open until
January 6. and those in charge are
asking all Interested in dramatics To
register at the pageant office. main
floor Of the Y. W. c. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
Dinner Before Dance

Preceding the dance and watch
party at the Mount fiaker park club.
III. V. Hutchinson were hosts nj a
dinner AZ their home. Covers were
placed for Mr.. and Mrs, John Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry OFT. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Z. Wells. Mrs. Vera
Strange and Mr., A. &. Biedcfman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
A FEMALE HENRY VII

"Be careful In busting those por.
traits. Mary" said the mistress 10
her new help. they are all old
masters"
4 look of amazement came into
the girls face. Gracious. ma'amr'
she Easpcd. who'd over thought
you'd been married all them times. -
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