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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
MUSIC
Anna Case Well
Received

Under the auspices Of the Womsn't
League Of the University Of Wash.
ing,on. Anna Case, soprano. was
heard in concert Last evening at
Meany Hall
Miss Case has . soprano voics Of
good quality. ample voiums and
range, altho better In tho middle and
lower registers than In the upper
Her diction wns fiawless and her
singing showed keen musical under
standing and these combined with .
winning personality and a well
chosen program. pleased the largs
audlennc which greeted her last even
Ing.
Gounod's waltz song from -Romee
and Juiiette" and Aria mi chiarnonc
Mini" from ia Bohefne- were botf
admirably done. and were well re
c~ived. Other numbers which me'
with the approval OF the audiences
included Lament from -Ariana." Nc
Longer Let Me IAngulsh. by Claude
Montsverdo. "J'ai dit aux etoiles" b,
Paihadllhe. F1igier's To Beau Rsve.'
and Alexander Russeli's "Sacrec
F1re." In tho last group OF song
-Eightwind" by Roland Fariey WA,
well received. as was Rain" which
was greeted with such applause thai
II called for q repetition. Her last
number was one OF her own oompo
sitions called Song OF the Robin.
which won mcrited praise.
Mr.. Claude Cottheif was the &c
companist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

both AZ coined, purveyors and as vo-
cailsts.
The Hon. Dave Mniey In ~ popular
m ever In his amusing political mon
clog.
All lovers Of animals. whether big
or little, will find pleasure In the per-
formano~ Of Icons ponies. They are
intelligent little beasts. and their
routine OF tricks Ia performed with
skin.
Rane and Childow provide further
amusement. with a mixture OF Jokes
and funny stories. songs and com
cdy.
Unusually versatile ARE EornsI
and Jeanette. n couple who start tho
show with a song and dance. change
costumes with n simple turn Of tho
wrist. and finish with some excep-
tonal aerial feats and acrobaucs-
Honor Bound" 10 the feature pho
toplay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
DAY
TO BE
CELEBRATED

The two girls met on the street. cor
ner.
"v1uenne. did you gvt your invita-,
ton 10 the clubs Valentine party
It's going 10 be great-
Indeed ! did. Crac.. ana I'm %
glad us not going TO 10 Fancy
DrraaA"
OF courpe. the ever important
what are you going TO weArr' fol.
lowed Immediately.
Il really don't know. bat yesssr.
day as I WINS passing Cherry's show
windows ! saw the sweetest taffeta
In the window. which would be Just
the thing for the party. and IL was
marked only $3.50. I could hardly
believe II. N know enough about
ciothn. TO realize n was worth lots
more. You know. think III 70 RICH,
down and get u"
but. viz. hoy can you DO III Ton
told me you didn't have any money.
and pay day IN after the party
vfvenne smiisd knowingly. "Juss
q little secret Grace. which TN let
you In on They let you pay Just .
small amount down and the balance
an you want
---------Rsariy. thas's quite sxcit.
Ing. I think I'll no with you and re,
one. too. II rs ar easy as all that.
may as well be dressed NJ also"
"Finei We will 20 down together
tomorrow. Their store IL upstairs.
ovcr the Pfs'n Whistle. soT nlafto
building. on. Second ave- between
Madison and Spring.
msnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Additional Borholders
for Symphony
Benefit Concert

Added to the list OF boxholders
1or the Symphony orchcstra's popu-
lnr benefit concert at the Hippo
Grome on February Is are the fol.
Iowtng. Mrs. John Collins. Mr.. and
1frx. Cecil Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clare F'arnsworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis l. Mendei, Mr.. and Mrs Ray
mond Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c.
Mcpherson. Mr.. and Mrs J. ID. Nc
pherson. Dr. and Mrs. Park Weed
willis. Mr.. ard Mrs. LAngdon c.
Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Stewart Downey. Mr.. and Mrs. Man
son r. Backus. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
ID. Young. Mr.. and Mrs- Broussais
Beck. Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. Merrill,
Mr.. and Mrs. THOMAS Bordeaux. Mr.
and Mrs. A. III. Greenberg and Mr.
and Mrs. Nell Schwabacher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
STUDIO is MECCA FOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

This IL the idea and work 81 sidney
Cariyis. q lad in hir earliest twenues
who has never gone TO a school for
color or design. Yet hi. small Green
witch Village studio has. In n few
short months. b~com. the mecca OF
the ultra .fazhionsNles Of New York.
lie began by painting designs for
the coverings OF the smar,eat hat
boxes. Then be took up the designing
OF lamp shades. Now he In painting
panels In the s1Darssst frocts for one
Of the most swaswcr Of modls;ea Ho
even paints iacei
Carlyi. IL very simple and quite
boyish In his excitement ahou, his
new art. lie calls IL Making tho mos,
OF silk"
Il should shint.- he rayN that
the painting Of sink would BECOME one
Of the major occupations Of YOUNG
ladies cannot sc~ exactly how II
has been 20 neglected an art. In
medieval DAYS IL was Considered
among the unings that must he done.
now no one seems to realize how
much Landowner II L. than printed
designs or hatik."
-No. but they clean" he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Miss Lundy Names
Wcddinq Ddu

Mr.. and Mrs Ira r. Jundy have
extended INVITATIONS 20 tho marriage
u their daughter. Iris Rachel. 70 MIR.
Harold Ross Muntay. The ecro-
mcny win take place on Friday
evening. February IS. at $50 o'clock.
as the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
house, ASA University blvd. Rev.
JAnes r. crothcr reading the ser
vicAI
Ariss Margaret Hamin win be the
maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids
WIN b. Miss Vida Anderson and Miss
uazth Stephenson. MIR. Ben Smith
VII acs a. groomsznan for Mr.. Nun
day.
NJ. Doris Summers and Mr.. Ora
ham French will play the bridal
mus1c. and Master Leon Munday VIII
otng preceding the ceremony. A 70
oopeion win follow when Miss
0enita Weaver will sing and play
her accompaniments on the harp.
Miss Lundy Ia a graduate OF the
University Of Washington OF the
class 1890. and 10 a member Of Alpha
Gamma Delta Sorority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

NiIrr nj tho GrasDr Tcar1srsv' Club
DtoDur

MlIsr ai tn. GraJ- Tcars<ry' Club
Itcou~
on Saturday. February n. the Sc
attic business and Professional
Women's club will have n mixer
at the Grade Teachers club rooms.
wintonia hotel. at TAO .. IN This
Ia for tho purpose OF having the
new and old members become 40
uuainted There will ba games.
dancing and refrerhmcnta
The most interesting feature Of
the evenins win be the experiences
meeting. when thf girls viii relate
how they earned their dollar 10 go
10 the Fellowship fund To he used
Ia the loan fund for unemployed
msmbers and for fiowep for the
sick members. The mixer In under
the direction OF Misc Edna Lynn.
chairman Of the fellowship commit
tee.
rsfbue Hraith NsHvs~ Association
The Washington stats Public
Health Nurses association VIII hold
| Its February meeting Mt the Ever.
EFT high school on Saturday after.
noon
A very interesting program has
been prepared. Miss Mac iArkin.
Washington state baetsriologist, will
read . paper on laboratory dag
nosis Of tuberculosis. illustrated by
slides on the subject There will
also bs round table discussions on
various branches Of public health
nursing.
This meeting II open not only to
members but TO all nurses and per.
sons interested In public health &C
tivitiea.
The Seattle and Tsooma deiega-
ton viii leave on the lao interur-
ban. which win arrive In Everett In
time for the meeting. A large at.
tendance v expected.
ns1Asu rcusple No.
ffatAsu Temple No. !. Daughters
Of the Me. will hold . special cere-
moniAi In Bellinsham on Saturday.
February IL. at O'Clock. which all
members are invited 10 attend For
reservations please call Mrs. schu.
bert or Mrs. KrowA
IAdl. cf the Epiphany Gui1d
The Ladies' Of the Epiphany Cuiid
win hold . doiicate~en sale In the
guild room Of the church on Fatur.
day. February ~. from 1 unui &
Hoe Btrd Dancing Club
rhs Hue Bird Dancing club WIN
entertain with . Valentine party
Saturday evening. February IL. al
thar CLUB house
DAnghsoS' Auxiliary a Wsmant
Century Gun
Daughter Auxiliary Of the Won.
ans Century club win meet with
Mrs. J. NJ Shaw. 1880 7,nd ave ~.
from 10 Z o'clock. Entertainment
by the Hodmothsrs. who have ar.
ranged q program, followed by tea
Social Club. Court Ma. I, 0rSvr a
Amaraneh
The Social club OF Seattle Court
No 1. Order Of AmarAnth. win en-
terrain with . Valentine whist party
on Saturday evening At IN. homs
of Mrs y ". Wallace. bS7T fsth
ave. ". T. 20 which all EsStern
stars and their friends are invited
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Schedule Of Rcd Crusa NurSing
CiasseH
Monday end THURSDAY afternoons. =. 4 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

Mr.. II. r. Stephenson. Of Min
neapolls. arrived today 90 be the
guest for a few days OF hts son.in-
law and daughter. AFR. and Mrs.
Alex Goodfellow.
Mr.. Charles II. Burnett returned
yesterday from a three weeks bust.
ness trip 70 Washington. ID. G.
Miss Marie I<ghorn u spending
Q few days 10 Everett
MIRA Stephen Fowler Chadwick
returned Saturday from . visit IN
Yakima
Mr.. Thomas stimaon icr wedne-
day for California, where he en-
poets TO remain . month
Judge and Mira Hiram r. Hadley
VIII leave next Monday for a visi,
OF several months In the East. so.
ing by way Of California In New
York City they will visit their son,
Mr.. Earl J. Hadley. who In assist
ant managing editor Of the Globe
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Timothy Jerome Wi
leave next week for . shory trip to
California
NJ John I. Mear~s iefS yester
DAY for a months visit with rela
sives and friends In san Franchises
and Palo Alto.
Mn. winiock W. Miller and Mn
Homer wixncr las, today for . TIT
TO California
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knox wifher
spoon are leaving tomorrow for !
two month"; trip In The East ant
South
Mrs. Shirley D. Parker rvturne,
Monday from an extended visit II
California
Colonel Frank fAwton. q. q. A
auarsernassrr corps. Of San FrNn
csico. was at Fort IAwton Tuesda,
on an inspection tour. going from
there to Fort Worden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
CLEVER TRIO ON
PALACE HIP BILL

Comedy and satire loom large, with
iaughable consequences. In tho new
show that opened yesterday At
Joew's Palace Hip. A trio Of singers
Holmes. Wallace and Hitrig--ere
appearing In n lively musical faroe.
wherein they display their talents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Mrs. Pratt to
Entertain

Ms. Arthur william Pratt has L.
mned Invitations for a tea to be
n1ven Mt her home ON Saturday after
ICON, February 10. complimentng
her daughter. Mrs Henry A. Pratt
On Saturday evening. Mira Pratt
Yin honor Miss Catherine Frances
howard. entertaining with q supper
Gnnce to which 50 members Of the
rubdebutan,e set have been invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
M. and Mrs. Burnett
- Entertain at Dinner

In complimcnt TO Mr.. III. r.
ohephsrdsco. OF Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Burnett will
entertain with a dinner Of ten Gov
ors next Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Music
Symphony Concert
Tonipht


This evening in Meany Han the
Seattle symphony orchertr. will
give another symphony concert The
New World" Symphony by Dvorak
will be the principal offering.
Mr.. Albany Hitchie. concsrtmsster
OF the orchestra. win b. the soioist
lie viii play tho solo part In Brnhrn'r
ID Major for violin and orchestra
The complete program win be an
follows.
ovsvturs. Tn sprtsxtfms-. 80. .Goidrnsys
byrnphanio Poem. -omphaiSs npiunins
Whset. sFsssss tssss.ssssss b&int-Ds~be
coaearto for Violin sne Orchestra.
u Major. Opus IT
A1sKro non troppo. sdsEio, allegro fte-
ooso, ma non troppo sivaoa.
Albany ftitchis
gympheny No. 8. From the rsv
Nord- .....s.ss..s..ssss Dvofak
Minor. Opus %
Adagio, largo. scbsrzo. FINALE; Allegro
con fuoos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Shoarer for Bride-Elect

Complimenttng Misc Iris Lnndy.
Who = 10 BE- bride OF this month.
Miss Margaret Hamil win entertain
about forty friends Of the honor
guest with q miscellaneous shower
at her home tomorrow afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

EDrSBURG. scotiand, FEB. IL
Bakers In the east Of Scotland have
accepted the maaters offer Of ono
cent In the reduction OF the price
Of bread instead Of an increase OF
wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Mrs. Gilman Luncheon
Hostess

In compliment b Mrs 0ecrss b
Donworth. who h leaving next week
for an extended European trip. Mrs
T. c. Gilman entertained with .
small luncheon In her apartments ai
The Hotel Sorrento yesterday. fol
bwed by an afternoon OF bridge.
Only intimate friends Of the honor
n1nanf we're invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
>(eattIe
Society
Mr.. and Mrs. Fdrrdr to
Be Dinner Hosts, We'd
ding Plans Announced,
Plan Dinner for Wis
itor.

nm AND MRS. BERT rARRAR
AVA WIN entertain with a dinner at
their home next Tuesday evening.
Later the party VIII occupy the
rNrrax boz at the symphony Or
chcetras benefit concert at the Hip
podromc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Fdc11lty Wives Club

The Faculty Wives club viii hold
. meeting Monday, February IA. at
the Faculty clubhouse, on the cam.
pus. The program will be In charge
of the new members. with Mrs. d,
Frazer az chairman Of the commit.
tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
DR.. and Mrs. Bentley
II Re Dinner Hosts

Preceding the Symphony orches-
tra's popular benefit concert In the
Hippodrome Tuesday evening. DIR.
md Mrs. Frederick Bentley win en-.
f1ertain with q dinner at their homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
ny DINA RARNES

NEW YoRk.--dly Mailt-Your
own individual design. symboiioai
like Q crest. hand. painted on the
sleeve OF your gowni
Your favorite flower may BE- con.
vrntionaiiEed-the dog you have
loved and los, idoaiixod-tbe tree un.
der which you spent your most
memorable hour patterned onto the
fabric OF your clothes. as u In pat
termed into the fabric OF your life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
CONVINCING EVIDENCE

''Some Of these rustioaiors lead an
aimioss existence. commented the
Maine farmer.
They do answered thu hired
man. Judging by the way they shoot
at a deer and hit a gulde."--wash-
ington Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Informal Tea at
Fort L1lCtOn

MIA Henry W. Edmunda vito Of
Capt E<imunds. q. s. A.. entertained
with an informal tea. "Wednesday M-
tsrnoon At her quarters at Fort Law.
con. compilmentins the ladies Of the
Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

Mr.. Charles A. Mckenzie VINO II
making an extended sojourn In Call.
foruia. II expected TO return about
the Nrnt Of March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

Cuts cost Of drinking good coffee.
xient Blend. ~ lbs. toc. H.. ssc.
NJ. A. Hansen. 20 Economy Market
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Delta Delta Delta
S0r0rifu Rnn1uet

Delta Delta Delta sorority win
hoid its annual initiation banquet
ot the Hotel Washington Saturday
evening at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Clubs


ballard CITY Haii
Monday and wednesday eYsntuGs-.. rft
Frsnkiin Hish School
Tuesday end Thursday sysnings.... Wis
broadway High School
Tuesday ana Thursday afternoons. 1fSe
Lakeside Hospital
Tuesday and Friday mornings. lie go
Tumble shop
Tuesday and Friday aftsfnoons--.-- fsfo
Wbit~orth school
Tuesday and Friday Afternoons. 1850
feHlsF Library
wednesday Nutrition Glass. ....-... i.so
tumble shop
THURSDAY evening. for Y. I. T. Giris. 100
Kniahts Of Columbus HAL
Wednesday and Friday evening
school. .ssssssssssfss ss.ss.ss.... IIs
4nooin High School
Registrations are open for the
new class at Yesler library. All
Y. l. I. girls are invited 10 Join the
new class at X. 81 G. hall. Regis
ustions are now being taken for a
new class In the morning at the
tumble Shop. 10 be started when
regulations are completa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

In China IN average OF only one
child out Of 10 has an opportunity
10 attend school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

Tho Washington State College
Alumni and Undergraduates asso-
citation Of Seattle have their annual
meeting Friday. February IA. y.
m. at tho women's University club.
1905 Fifth ave. All former students
OF thu college are expected 10 be
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11
Valentine Purty

For the pleasure Of her niece, Miss
Alice Gertrude Turner. Mrs. Arthur
w. Pratt win entertain with valen-
tine party at her home this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

Mrs.. Shirley D. Parker rvturned
Monday from an extended visit In
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

Mr.. and Mrx John Knox wi'her
spoon are leaving tomorrow for !
two month"; trip In The East ant
South
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

Colonel Frank fAwton. q. Q. A.
auarsermasser corps. Of San Fran
czico. was at Fort IAwton Tuesday
on an inspection tour. going from
there 10 Fort worden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-11

Mn. winiock w Miller and Mru.
Homer wixncr left today for . tip
20 California
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

Monday end THURSDAY Afternoons. :. 4 ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
TREASURY MILLIONS
 SHORT IN EXPENSES
Mellon Offers Nations Banks Loan Certificates to Care
 for Deficit
By Associated Press

Washington, September 9.-A net deficit of s161, 464,774 in the current expenses of the government Tor ths first two months of the present tis- cal yaer was announced today by Secretary Mellon in a letter to bank ing institutions offering for sup scription combined issues Of treasury obligations of about $600,000,0O0 dat ed September 10.
 With the payment of income ana profit taxes in September, however, MT Melon said, there should be, ac- cording to the best information now availa ble, a small net current surplus for the quarter
 The treasury, he explained, has maturities of principles and interest amounting to s635, 100000 falling due September 15 and similarly $527, ,0O0.- 900 due October 15. Against the pay ments he said, the treasury expects to receive during September about s525, 900, ,000 from income and proflts taxes, in addition to ordinary rev enue from other sources. The treas ury was offering the new obliga- tfons, he continued. to provide for It's further requirements, including cur rent disbursements, and in further ance of it's announced plan of deal ing with the short dated debt.
 Important progress has been made Mir. Mellon said in the distribution of the Victory Liberty loan maturity, the amount of these notes outstsnd ing being reduced from s4,o22,116, 555 May 31 to s3,806, 172,250 August 31. The amount of Victory notes originally issued was $4,495,37 1900 he added, so that this represents d total of "a bout $689,000,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
OIL SYNDICATES
 PERMIT SUSPENDED

Montgomery, September 9.-(Spe- cia] ])--Announcement of the suspcn- sion of the permit of the Tiger Creek Oil syndicate to sell stock in Ala bama until conditions of the blue sky law had been complied with was made by the state securities commission Thursday This followed the citation of directors of this company and co- operating companies to appear and show why they had not complied Wi h the law.
 It is alleged that the Tiger Creek Oil company did not deposit 30 per cent of the gross income in bank for the protection of it's obligations as required by the commission. This company with the cooperating com- panies have been drilling test well for oil at Lower Peachtree. Opera tions have been suspended for scv- eral days because of the financial condition of the operators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
NGWW0RkMiS ON | FACE AND NECK
For TwoYears. Itched and Burned. Face Disigured.
 Cuticura Healed.

My face and neck became rough and full of pimples. Alter q couple of wseks the pimples turned to ring worms and my face was covered. They itched and burned so that could hardly do my work, and my face was badly disfgured.
 "The trouble lasted about two years. 1 saw Cuticura Sosp and Ointment advertised and sent for free sample which helped me. Ipur- chased more and after using two eakes of Soap. together with the Oint- ment. was healed" (Signed) Miss Caroline Morphis. Carrboro, No. Car.
 Make cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum your daily toilet preparations and watch your skin improve.
 Sample 1aeA Yrss D Man. Address: "cuteurs Lab efsoa1se, psgA .. 4al1sn e, nAss." Sold every yhere. eoapz Ointment 2 and 6oe. Talcum 26c. - Cutieusa Soap shaves without mug.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

How dare you track me here nufcklv Natalie recovered her aplomb and faced her persecutor, I'm very busy, and have no time 10 spare Galt laughed unpleasanuy.
 "Hoighty- toighty! My lady IS ra- ther rude this morning" She turned her back on him. ana did not answer. He walked round so that ne iaceu her, saying slowly, coolly;
 Those tactics won't cut lce' so you'd better drop them quickly ana take a different line"
 The girl lifted indignant eyes.
 "win you please go away a, once?
 Again came the disagreeable, irri- tating laugh,
 Not likely!"
 "You-you've no right here!
 He shrugged his shoulders.
 That's as may be. fair lady
 Natalie stamped her foot.
 Don't call me names!
 Farrel Galt, with extreme non chalance took out his cigarette case. opened it. and offered 1t to
 Have one? No? Well, don't lose your temper Though'-he gave II rudely admiring smile m not cei tain that you aren | preteioi rage than otherwise! Temper pe- comes you"
 She stamped her foot again.
 "The psyche analysis of my lool,s doesn't in the least interest me- par ticularly when I've got my Work eo do! Maybe you haven't noticed lt' but I'm employed to work hel e' You're disturbing me. Please go away" . The man lit a cigarette with some deliberation, and carelessly pleW rings of blue smoke into the ar
 Then he remarked;
 You don't sound as though you had received my letter. I explained matters rather fully there.
 Her lip curled. "Oh yes, l got the caddish epiS.,e that you honor by the name ol i''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

said he had not heard from MT. Ford and consequently had not been in- formed when he would visit Wash ington.
 supplementary reports have been received. MT. Weeks said. from all except one of the engineers selectd to make surveys on which estimates could be made on the cost of future construction work the government would be required to undertake should it accept the Ford offer. These reports were said to differ as to the cost of such additional work. The secretary explained, however. that he preferred not to discuss either the reports or tho subjects to be discussed between him and Mr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10

Ford until after the negotiations are concluded.
 When that time comes, he said, the reports of the engineers and all data relating to the Ford offer will be made public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
wOMEN INVITED

Mobile, September 9.-(special,)- Women voters from five south Ala bama counties will come to Mobile in November for the district conven- ton of the Alabama League of Women voters, if an invitation ex- tended by the Mobile County league in session is accepted. The counties in this district besides Mobile are Washington. Clarke, Marengo, Choc- taw and Monroe. The convention VIII last one day only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-10
Washington Waiting
 Word From Ford on
 InUitation to Farley
By Associated Pres.

Washington, September 9-Ac- Acknowledgement of Secretary Weeks invitation to Henry Ford for con terence on the latter's proposal to purchase and lease the nitrate plants and waterpower projects al Muscle shoals. Ala, was awaited today at the war department. The secretary