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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-23
River Bulletin.
Weather Conditions.

Continued high temperatures still
prevail throughout the central val
leys and in the plains states with the
highest maximum yesterday 102 de-
grees at Bismarck, North Dakota.
Yesterdays disturbance has moved
eastward and now centers in the
vicinity of the upper lakes. It has
been attended by very little precipi-
tation.
Areas Of high pressure are central
in the South Atlantic states and on
the north Pacific slope
Indications are favorable for fair
weather in this vicinity tonight and
Saturday, and cooler Saturday.
Local Observations.
July. Bar. Their. Wind W-tb.r
20 p. m.--2994 30 SW Clear
% z a. m.-29.91 70 SW PIT Cray
River stage at a. m, S,3 feet:
change in "a hours, fall three-tenths.
Mean Temperature 22nd. "a; highest
SO; lowest Is: lowest last night, 76.
Relative humidity 22nd, a. m.
CT; IL noon, So; p. m. 81.
CARL E. HADLEY,
Observer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-23

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Wheat-No.
red, S2.S3; No. / northern spring,
$2.S5: No. 3 spring, s2.Ss.
Corn-No 1 yellow, SISSY %
1894; No. 2 yellow, s1.57k 1889;
No. g yellow, s1.55k@1.56; No. 1
white. s1.596a.f0; No. / mixed,
$1.571a: No. mixed, $156@1.57; No.
3 mixed, s1.55k; No. 6 mixed, s1.51@
153
oas-No. 8 white, 9ok @96Ac.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, H., July 23.--Corn-Mar-
ket &c higher. No. 1 white, s1.61;
No. / yellow, S1.6G; No. 2 yellow,
$3.50; No. ] mixed, s160; No. 6
mixed, s155.
ats-Unchanged to 1c lower No.
3 white, 91@92c; No. 4 white, soc;
No. mixed, Gle.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, July 23.--Hog receipts.
$4,000 head; market strong, 15c
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RESOLUTE AND
SHAMROCK AGAIN

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Local Observations.

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ALI Will Strike.

MURPHYSBORO, III, July %
Miners in every southern Illinois coal
mine will strike today, according to
telegram received by William Hut
ton, board member of the twelfth sub
district Of the United Mine Workers
of America
Hutton declared all of the Franklin
county miners were on strike. This
field is the biggest producer in the
state and includes the famous Orient
mine, with a world record of 6744
tons hoisted in eight hours.
West Frankfort and Benton miners
were out early today.
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Mediation Offered.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-President
Wilson today asked Hugh l.. Kerwin,
chief of bureau of conciliauon of the
labor department to offer mediation in
the Illinois coal strike.
The presidents action followed a
conference with Secretary TumIlty
and representatives of Illinois coal
operators at the white house.
Kerwin said he would appoint a
mediation commission to proceed i'm
mediately to Springfield, H., where
hearings in the wage controversy will
be held.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

the John ". Miller Relief corps win
meet nj ! O'Clock Saturday. Deocrn-
Der 4. Mt tho Arrnory. Msnbors are
requested 10 be present
seatfie's society girls and young
women employed in Offices nj d indus.
trial positions win stage a fashion
show all their own In the vocational
rooms of tlrn Young Womena Chris
tlan association on next Friday after
noon and ovoning. according 10 an
noun~ment today OF Nine. n. I.
Carlton. director OF tho ~ dress.
making. tailoring. drapiu~ aud milf
merry vocational departments.
A beyy Of live models. renpieudent
in hats. suits. gowns and coats which
they made themselves In tho asso-
ciaticn. win be ON hand 10 feature
tho fashion show. In addition. So
rio. OF form models viii b Installed.
dnpod with clothing and millinery
mad. by association sowing classes.
Similar fashion shows viii be regu.
larry staged ms a means Of showing
Seattle women how they may save on
their clothing bin. principally by
making over old GARMENTS and con
yertinR them into prevailing styles
at small expense. These exhibitions.
explained Mime. Carlton. win later be
staged every month. each show dis
playing the garments during the
month by claaneA
A Demonstration IN cookery win
a,so be ntnged nj gao .. m. In con
nccfion with the show. and refresh
mcnir win be- SERVED. Tn. fashion
show win be staged from 70 8 and
from IN . .. m. and the public II
invited 20 afff-nd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Pi Beta Phi to Gre
Bazaar and Dance

Members of the active chapter
and aiumnae Of ri Beta Phi arc rush
ing work on the baznar and dance
10 be given at the New Washington
hotel on tho afternoon and evening
Of Saturday. December IL. for the
benefit Of the ri Beta Phi settlement
house In Gatiinburg in the mountain
district Of Tennessee.
There for seven years the national
sorority has maintained the only
school for 10 miles around, teaching
the young mouniaineerB the rudi-
menfs Of education. the manual arts.
and the girls domestic Science and
Housekeeping. Six college trained
teachers give their entire time to
the settlement. which is on the cot
tage plan. This year II IL hoped to
build a hospital
Besides the Oriental novelties to
be offered. musical and dance special.
ties will be given and tea Will be
served by university girls In Oriental
costume. A dance in the hotel grill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
ST. PAUL WOMAN
RECA|NS HEALTH
Many Debilitated Women
VIII Find New Hope In
Words Of Mrs Boyd

L "a. miserable for -tx months -
a result Of a general breakdown In
my heaith.- myp Mira William NICK
Boyd. OF No. 500 West Central ave
nua. 81 Paul. MINI Il was tired all
tho time but could not sleep well
Ny digestion was 30 poor that was
In distress after eating a meal and
tho undiEuntcd food caused my storn-
ach Ia hioat l had rrvcro headaches
and when they disappear~d my trrn-
pl.a wrr~ sore. ] had q rmothering
spells aft~r trying to do scms small
household task that formerly cAnsed
little effort
when ! saw that I vas 9rfsfnx
worr, all The time decided 20 try
Or. Wiiiiams' Pink Pills which had
read shout Al the end Of a wceks
treatment I was able 20 sleep better
and felt a little better IN the morn
ing. took the rrm~fy for five
weeks and al the end OF thai time
was nearly m wei an have ever
been I do not havo any stomach
trouble now and my food Ia giving
m. strength ! very seidorn have \
headache and no longer have srnotb-
cring fpeii. pr. winiAIpT Pink Pins
helped mo and I can certainly rco
commend them 70 others In nccd of .
tonic
There arr urxuy psopss ~rhs ars
xick and discouraged but SIN have
no disease that justific~ tho attend
anoe Of a family physician These
people need a tonic. Dr. William
Pink Pills enrich tho blood. strength
en- the nerves. and tone up tho entire
system In most cascs of general
debility they are all tho medicine that
In needed 90 rr~,nrc health.
A valuable booklet BUILDING Up
th- Blood win f- sent free upon re-
aucr. DR.. wirliams' Pink pills arc
cold by all druggists or win BE- sent
by mail. postpaid on receipt OF price.
60 cents per boz. by tho rr. Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady. N. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Miss Rose Entertdfns
at Dance

Miss Marguerite Rose entertained
number Of her young friends with
dancing party At her home satnr-
day evening. Potnscttias and foliage
decorated the bali room. Tho guests
for the occasion were: Miss Mildred
Brendei Miss Lenor~ Holt. Miss
Goidle Sterling. Miss Gertrude Sior.
ling. Miss Gertrude Reynolds. Miss
Katherine icru~r. Miss Margaret
Casch. Miss Donna steele. Miss
Darling GROCER. Mss ceeifis T~nney.
Miss Eiodene Rhodes. Miss Ruth
Porter. Mr.. Raymond Fry. Mr.. Cyrfi
Hayden. Mr.. Joseph For. Mr.. Arthur
Reid- AFR. Cyrus Besner. Mr.. Leslie
Chester. Mr.. Edward johnson. Mr..
Claire Grow~r. Mr.. Wilbur Thomp-
son. Mr.. Hyrss Grosscto~e. Mr.. Ia
Rur Stevenson. Mr.. Wendell Jetfrsca.
Mr.. s~vrfes sourmnn- Chapcronins
the party were. Mrs Frederick
Carl Brcndei. Mrs. w. A. Horner and
Mrs. G.. III. Rosa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
FOOTWEAR FADS

LONDON. Eng-Never wcre tbe
fantasy of fashion experts and the
daring OF designers moro severely
tared than they are to-day. Eooen
trio ~t oetcras are for the moment
wfoman's within. soms Of the laisat
freak designs which have been pro.
duccd 20 crafty that within include
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Dinner Dance at
Yacht Club

Tho usual dinner dance win b.
given at the Yacht club Saturday
evening. The patroncsscs win be
Mr& J. r. Chiibers. Mrs. Reginald
Parsons. Mrs. Henry Hensei. Mrs.
Frank waterhouse and Mrs. A. w.
Leonard A boat for university PEG
pie will leave for the club house a.
s45. returning to the university At
II O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Anniversary Celebrated

Entertaining thirty-flve of their
relatives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Appleton celebrated their nth
wedding anniversary with a lunch.
con AZ their home Tuesday. Yellow
and white formed the dainty table
decoration. developed with chryNtn'
themurns and favor-. Cards com
plct.d tho afternoons pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Assistants Ndmed for
Tennis Club Benefit

At the benefit card party. 60 b.
given at the home OF Mrs. Thomas
Green next Thursday for the Tennis
club. the hostesses for the afternoon
win be Mrs. David Edward Skinner.
Mrs. James shaIlcnberrer. Mrs.
Frank Frederick. Mrs Claude Ram
ny. Mrs. III. r. Messer. Mrs. Robert
Wilson. Mrs. r. William Crosby and
Mrs. J. r. Douglas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Mrs Thomas Green and Mrs II. r.
Messcr arc departing December Il
for the East Mrs. Green win go to
New York. where she will be Joined
by Miss Hortens- Green. who In at
tending Miss Bennett's school. at the
holiday season. Mrs. Ne~sar win re-
main In Chicago and. accompanied
by Miss Ellen Mcaser. who In at
tending school In Connccucut win
spend Christmas with relatives In
Milwaukee,. Later Mrs. Messcr plans
TO visit for several months In New
York
Mr.. Robert Graham In this mmn-
ing for New York.
Mrs Gilbert LeBaron DufYy. nc
companied by Mr.. and Mrs d. r
Duty and small son. Gilbert. and
nurse. left last night for Pasadena.
where they viii remain until the first
Of May. Mr.. Duffy expects to join
them At holiday time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. HAITI. VINO have
spent the past month In California.
have returned and are again occupy
ing their apartmcntz at the Hotel
Sorrento.
Mrs. r.. Erwin. Of Toronto. has
arrived To spend the winter In town a
guest at the Hotel Sorrento.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Bogardus are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of n daughter last evening. at
the Swedish hospital
Major y. y. Dennis. U. q. A.. and
Mrs. Dennis have recently removed
to the city from Fortress Monroe.
Va. and arc guests at the Hotel
Sorrento. Major Dennis In on duty
at the University OF Washington.
Major Thomas Pratt u. s. A. has
recently arrived from California and
has taken up his residence at the
Rainier club.
Mrs. Harry Tfbbals and Mrs.
George welch Of Port Townsend.
who came up TO attend Mra. Allan
Trumbuil's luncheon at the Sunset
club yesterday. returned last evening
TO their home.
Mrs Jairus A. Moore ana Mrs. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Ridin0 Club Meets

The Seattle Riding club held in
second musical ride Of the season
last evening at the academy. This
year the club II Meeting on Tues
day evenings. 50 as not 10 conflict
with the Symphony concertA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Bridge Luncheon

With covers marked for eight
quests. Mrs. Norman Hcaton Randall
entertained with delightful bridge
luncheon at her home Monday. The
luncheon table was charming with
IT'S centerpiece Of crimson roses.
around which shaded tapcrs of the
ame hue cast their light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Miss Edmes to Be
Honor Guest

Mrs. william n. Jaekilng WIN en-
terrain on Friday with luncheon at
the women's University club In
honor of Miss Alta Drew Eamcs.
whose engagement has recenuy been
made known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Ana Cnmmsinisr CAruira,

A community carnival win BE- CIV
en- Al the AMI Community hall on
Friday and Saturday evenings. De
Gambler and 4. Tho various orEant
nations OF tho community have com
binod In producing a large bazaar.
which viii b. open both evenings
on Friday evening In. young people
arc giving IN, entertainment The
Ia Qua Dji camp firc win give . s,git
entitled Tho Litt,. f~naic Aoade-
my: scout troop ISL will give .
demonstration OF Day In Camp.
and the pupils Of tho frfth grade. In
the AK school. viii sing a group Of
songs during thu interminsaon.
Saturday evening the carnival vi
b. concluded with n dancA
The Aiki Community han has -
Gently been turned over 10 the COM
mnnity by the city park board The
Community hari committee In giving
tho carnival IN order 70 raiu> funds
with which 10 make improvements
In the hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

DATES
To Remember
FRIDAY. pFstNnrw s.
Annusi VARSITY tall 81 th~ hippe-
dfons.
First of the s~ris. % Junier club
dances AZ the Yacht club
Nfs Frederick Charles Johnstcns's
luncheon at the sunsst ciun
Mics Catheriae Collins atuacr at
home, preceding the lanisf halt
DE-. sod MrF. Jay T. Durznd's din-
nsr al home bcfer~ The Junior
ball
WEDNESDAY. prcE,snrK g.
FIRST % 4 series "a dhneias parties
given BY the frfty peneius club
at the Yacht cius
INT RsD AN. DECEMBER 81
Card party at the home % Mo
Thomas 0rvaa for henefit or Sc
attle rennis eiut. : D m, Ttaksts
may BE- ohtAiu-f from Mrs
James N shaiisneerEer. Capitol
ssft and Mrs. Cisade c. Ram
say Capitol ga.
SATURDAY. pEGEMuEn H.
~ beta Pht sorority naaa.r ard
Christmas sale at Hotel wAshinE-
tea foiio-ed ~ . dance In the
eFaaiur
Charity bail. undsr the auspices Of
the Seattle Day Nursery sssocis-
tlo..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Mrs. Messer TO Entertain
at Breakfast

Mrs III. r. Messcr win entertain
with an Informal breakfast at her
home on Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

room viii DO held IN the evening.
A committee composed OF Seattle
members OF tho sorority. headed b.
Miss Aiiecn Hamilton. r. In ehargs
Of the bazaar and dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
WOMEN'S CLUBS

Frank warrrp. Many unique and
novel feaiurosY are bring planned.
Muzar Drp.rsmrut wursu's Crutury
Club
The mu1ie department. Of the WON
EMS Century club win give musical
t-a at tn, home 81 Mrs II. C. PiEoil
900 w. Highland driy~. Friday after.
noon. at O'Clock. Mrs. George J.
Hacker win have charge OF tho pro
gram
Huit md Flown Mt~ka
Trustees Of the Seattle Fruit and
Flower Aiinnion win meet Friday n,
1919 A. IN. with Mrs r s. Goodwin.
sos isth ave- ~
Wmt Srak1le Ars OhfD
rss wua Seattle Ar club win
rfve . card party at tho homo of
Mrs Dana Brown. .Tii sTth ava &
W.. Friday afternoon. December J.
Bridge and whist win BE- played.
games starting at /. O'Clock Prixar
will be awarded and Refreshments
rrrvc1
Olympic vIrw PIT. A.
Mrs. Ella Trip win civ, . rad.
Ing at tho meeting Of tho Olympic
View PIT. A at tho school n 2.zo
y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Dr.. and Mrs. Casuen
Hosts

Prior to ne Cryytai ban AZ the
Yacht club on Friday evening. Or.
and Mrs Charles r. castien VIII en-
tsrtain with q small dinner At the
Sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

| llamenfnry questions win he Ia
charge of tho president. Mrs Ellie
| cudihcc. and tho subject "ordar OF
tho Day Mrs. Harriet aanndorron
| who II In charge Of tho class In pub.
lie speaking. VIII have for her subject
lesson. Affairs In Cuba" b. Zen.
John Thurston-
q A High School PIT. A.
Queen Anne High School PIT A.
will mess in the high school library
AZ $40 D. IN Legislation will be or
planned by Mira Victor H. Miller.
head Of tho Legislative department of
the PIT. A
I.oschi Heights Womau's improve
uprnt club
Al u5o a. m i,osch Heights
Woman's Improvement club will
meet with Mrs. 1. II. Niehoh. s71s
glst ave- South. After luncheon n
sale of fancy work win he held
Mn. Norman Compton. president Of
the Audubon society. viii give AN u.
lustrated hls talk.
Central Woodland Crcl~
All Parent TeaehcfS Aspsocia tions
are invited TO the NESTING OF Wood.
land Circle. child Conservation
League. with Mrs. u. T. D,vird. sis
North 10Th ~. at $50 o. IN Infant
Teaching Foundation stone.
viii be dlsruAsod Chapter u vol.
| ume 4
Coierie Club Mr~tiux
Tho colrrle club will insect Friday,
December .. at tho Phi Mu sorority
house ~ D. IN Mrn Charles A.
Sehw all will read a paper on Inter
national ExnhapEo Of Educatlonal
OpportunitieA-- Tn. educational do
ps.rtnent will meet Monday. Dccem-
ber 9. at tho bornc Of Mrs Thomas
irving. <Tss 18Th ave. ~. r. Lunch
con nj fa.so. Local topics and cur
rent events Will be dircu1sod
I.sdirf Auxiliary 10 Snafne Foss
No. Is
Ladies' Auxiliary TO Seattle Post.
No. Is. American i~rion. viii gfve
a card party Friday. December :. at
D. m. al The home of MIRA George
Kahn. ss.S SD ave &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
0unblh~s Club

tn Chandeliers club win ent-rtnfn
with an old flshioned Christmas
dancing party on Friday evening.
December 10. In tho Shrine auditori-
urn Of the Masonic temple. Harvard
ave. and Pine st
Tn. committee IN charge Of The
dance Includes Sfr. George La Pray.
Mr.. Frank Williams. Afr. Wilmer
Hewitt Mr.. Fred Gribbie and Mr..
~-~~>~~-~~~-~-~~~-~~~ ~~>~~~~~-~
T. Ruiter OF Port Townsend. who arr
guests at tho Hotel Washington. win
remain until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mira DAVID Bratfssrum
loft this morning. December ID. for
an extended trip to tho East, Waiting
Chicago. Washington. u. c. and
New York City.
Mrs. r. r. Tolmie and son. Mr..
Jack Tolmie. who have spent the
last few months in New York and
Canada, have returned to their homc
at 1918 Columbia st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Hostcsscs for Fine Arts
Tea SunddH

The exhibition 81 John Buffers
painting now hanging In the Fine
Arts galleries rs drawing much attcn-
ton in artistic circles and win con
unue At the studio thru the month
Of December. ON SUNDAY afternoon
from until 5 o'clock. n musicalc-tca
will be given a. usual. with Mrs
Adele NJ. Ballard as hostess Mrs.
Ballard win BE- assisted BY the fol
lowing committee; Mrs. Alfred III.
Anderson. Miss Henrietta Hamilton.
Miss Ella Mcbride, Mrs. Ciare Shcp-
ard Shisier. Miss Anne Calhoun. Miss
Maud Kerns. Miss Nellie Cornish and
group OF younger girls. Including
Mrs Louis Fisher Boyntcn. Miss
Irene Huse. Miss Cara Emory and
the Misses Alice and Phyllis Blake.
Tho musical program. TO be contrib
uted BY Mrs. Langdon Henry, vocal
ist, accompanied by Mrs Lawrence.
Borle and Mr.. william cohurn, plan.
list. follows
Exrntnx....ss --s.-.s -ftenfy haetrv
The Open Road. ..-..~.... Gertrude EeNs
Ada Wishes for the csnths Of Heaven.
................C clyde Van Nays toEsi
Mira Henry
waltz r Major .. Noato~~ki
klNclrttc rAraphrarr .... Vera List
Mr.. Ccbarn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Brfhh Amcioan A~.eri.sisn

Tho rrguiar nesting Of the british
American association win be held In
the Zine Arta hail. i1is Fourth ave-.
thu. evening at O'Clock Ther- win
be an oid.fashion-d bring
sale for tho benevolent fund Every.
body welcome. especially strangers Of
British birth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Mrs Ella Trip win rive . rad
Ing at tho meeting Of tho Olympic
View PIT. A at tho school n 2.zt
.. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Parliamentary Prcc~fure Cah
Adele NJ ficld Parliamentary Prv-
ccdur. club rifi meet Friday at i.sa
at the Rainier Grand. Tho par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Major Thomas Pratt u. s. A. bai
recently arrived from California am
has taken up his residence at tn.
Rainier club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
ADDITIONAL CLUES

Alumnae Association Kappa Kappa
Gamma
The Aiurnnae ahnociation Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma win meet saturday
Deo-snber 4, : p m. with Miss Elsa
Walsh. ssiT ,tth &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Mrs. Jairus A. Moore and Mrs. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

University Chapter No n. o. r. =
University chapt-r No. 81. q. T. f..
will give a card party Saturday. De-
crnber 4. $50 .. m. AZ Mey~r cafe
terra. iiis second sv~. All Eastern
star Members ard friends invited
IlrupimOns Prtre DANA N~wU
The shrcesn-oDe prime dAncs yin
take place Thursday evening. De
c~mb~r :. ~ Norway hall .ois Borcn
ave. Music by the Banjo band
MI BAkr Para Presbyterian Churvh
Mt Baker Park Presbyterian
church win bold TIA annual bazaar
az the homo OF AIRS. J. A. Duncan.
SCOT Cascadla avn. on TuoNiay. Dc
crmb~r 7. afternoon and evening
There viii be . rale Of urrfui and
fancy articles. apprupriat- for Christ.
mas Rifta. bcaidcs n dciicafoascn and
candy booth
John y. MIIDu Reii~f Cupw
Owing TO thu election OF ofscrx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Coisxie Club sir~iksx
Isdirw Auxiliary 10 Seattle Foss

Ladder Auxiliary TO Seattle Posi-.
No. Is. American i>~rion. viii grve
a card party Friday. December J. Al
1 D. m. al IN. home of MIRA Goorxs
Kahn. ss.S SD ave. &
The Press., 1920-12-16
MIGHT HAVE BEEN MERCIFUL
But Possibly Ingenue Thought Joke on Fiasco Was Too Good to
 Keep Secret.

Betterton Booth, the aged tragedi- an. told on his eighteth birthday at his daughters home in. Cleveland number of theatrical "reminiscences.
 "And then there's a theatrical man, he said, "who didn't learn to read and write till late in life. One evening ti- asco-that's the rascafs name-at- tended supper party where dia- mond ring was rallied off by hard up soubrette. For the raffie you had to write your name on slip of paper and drop it in a hat. Fiasco was in great distress. What was he to do? He'd have died of shame if it came out in this public fashion that he couldn't write.
 "Well, the papers were dropped in the hat one by one, and when the hat was passed to Fiasco he dropped in a blank piece, after pretending to write on it, of course.
 '"The rule of the rafile was that the first name taken out of the hat would win the diamond; so comedian was blindfolded, he paved among the pa pers and it happened that Fi:tsco's was the one he took out.
 "Everybody was aStonished that the paper contained no name. It passed round the table, and finally a malicious young ingenue got hold of it. She stud fed it carefully, and then she said with malicious smile:
 "'Mr. Fiasco wins. This is his handwriting. I'd know it anywhere