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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Music
Civic Orchestra Looking
for Local Composition

The Seattle civic Symphony Or
chostra ia locking for Seattle
composer with n suitable symphonic
composition. Tho orchestra has
pledged Itself Ia advance local mn
steal interests. II In not enough to
use Seattle piayeru in IT. orchoa.
tul ensemble. nor 10 use local
artists and soloistH In its concerts.
II wants 20 produce any worth
while compositions by local compos
ern. Mime. Davenport engborg. the
conductor. In looking for work
that viii meet requirements for the
coming concert In June.
The works Of Seattle composers
have been neglected. that ia the
larger and more ambitious efforts.
Seattle has heard symphonic eroa-
tlonA OF Henry IIadi-y. but Mr..
HAdley was only acattieite tempo.
nrily. as conductor 81 tho old 80
attic Symphony. A symphony by
Walter Hell was given once. but
MIR. Heil wan merely hoIourning
herr. attached temporarily 10 tho
Seattle Symphony under Director
Hadley.
The orchestra viii give four
major concerts merit season. and will
be heard once more this season.
sometime early In June. The solo.
lists for the June concert aru well
known Seattle players. Madeline
rlesa will be heard In n Mozar,
plano concerto and Almeda Biery
will appear ms solo yiolinist with
tho coyic organization.
Members OF the Organization ar.
asking their friends 10 become ar.
socia,e members. All holders OF
associate membership cards. which
can be secured from Harold Black.
secretary. and lie TOY Baekup.
treasurer. Will b. entitled 90 hear
the Juno concert and all merit
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Dinner Dance

East Seattle guild win entertain
With q dinner dance at tho Fast
0sattie hall on Saturday evening.
Nay IL. Dinner viii be served from
: until O'Clock. followed by dancing.
The committee In charge Of arrange
mcnfs includes. Mrs. r. X. Shelley.
chairman. Mrs. l. y. Kellogg. Mrs.
Walter Brown and Mrs. J. Thomas
Hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Informal Luncheon

Complimenting her house guest.
Mrs. Charles Schultz OF Crystal
Fails. Mich. Mrs. Matthew Lyle
Spencer will entertain with lunch
con at her home on Saturday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Special N@ssing Called

Mrs. Wilson II. Gay. chairman OF
tho board OF trustees OF the Seattle
Federation OF women's clubs. wishes
20 call "a special meeting Of tho board
for Thursday. May IL. al 1910 A. IN.
at the club house. Presidents ~
clubs aud members Of boards arc re-
aucsted to be preaent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

Tho Overseas club will entertain
with card party at the Great War
Memorial clubhouse. 400 18th ave NJ
on Thursday evening at $40 O'Clock
under the direction OF Mrs. q. ".
Iackman. Refreshments Will be
served and all members and friends
are cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

Mrs Signo ncck viii lead the dis
eussion OF the "child's Leisure Time"
at tho meeting OF the John II. Allen
PIT. A. at $40 y. IN. at tho school
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Dance at Parish
Club House

The Mems Club and women's
Auxiliary OF All Saints church
viii entertain with a dance In the
Parish Club House on Friday eve
ming. May 10. dancing to begin at
$50 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
ClLuBs FOR THURSDAY


The photoplay censorship board of
tho Seattle Federation OF Women's
clubs viii meet AZ the Federation
at 1890 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Luncheon Hostess

MIS- Louise MARKS was hostess
- her home on Monday afternoon
entertaining the members OF the
French Department OF the woman's
Century Club at luncheon A study
Afternoon followed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

The Nurses commuque club VIII
hold It's regular monlhiy meeting
Thursday. May ~. at 2 p. m. al the
home of Mir. Il. WaddlnEton. obi2
Greenwood ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Miss Cornish Hostess

Mr.. Adolph BONN and his com
pany are to be guests Of honor al
: tea Miss Nellie Cornish Is giving
- the Cornish school next Sunday
Afternoon from until s O'Clock.
Friends and patrons Of tho school
are invited to attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
TO Entertain

To honor the senior girls. ri Beta
Phi sorority will entertain with a
breakfast at the Mount Baker Park
clubhouse on Saturday morning at
IL o'clock.
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

we.tu st. dseai
Will
av
he
Nj ts N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
NIGHT ROBES

In night robes the sleeveless model
f. preferred for summer. wide
shoulder straps OF the filmiost Lace
are often seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Informal Tea

Mrs 7. Ward. wife Of Captain r.
Ward. u. 4. A.. viii entertain with
IN Informal tea at her quarters at
Fort Iawton tomorrow afternoon.
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Visitor COMMUNICATED

Mrs. James Griffiths was hostess
It her home this afternoon. enter.
tnining Informally at tea compli
mentary to Mrs. Albert r. Grtffiths
q Victoria. p. C.. who II her house
Ruest- Mrs Stanley Grifnths pre-
stdet At the dainty TIA table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Dinner at Home

Complimentary 10 Mr.. Curtis Ehr>
mann Won Grudzinski. Nine. Myra
PIess entertained with a charming
dinner at her home last evening.
Covers were placed for twelve guests.
Following the dinner an interesting
musical program was given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
ro~tson Thy w~~~n Auxiliary

FortHon Thygra-n auxiliary TO
limited spanish War Veterans VIII
hold It's regular meeting THURSDAY.
May II. at : .. m. IN Veterans hall.
Armory. Special lunch wili BE- served
al noon. Members arr requested to
bring their own sandwiches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Small BRIDGE

Mn. George H Terrell has extend.
"a Invitations for . small bridge
party At her home on Friday after
noon. in compliment to Mira Robert
Locko Harter.
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Queen Anne Fortnirhtly Club

Tho Queen Ammo Fortnightly club
viii meet ~ the home OF Mrs. A. y.
Rayner. siia BiEclow ave,
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Pythlan Sister, AitruIstie Cub

Honteases Miss Cora Gillette and
MlnA Mary blanchard.
Pythisn Sister, Altsuistie Cub
Pythian Sisters AitruiH,ie club viii
meet At X =. hall. Third and vir.
ginia. Thursday. May II. ? .. m. The
hostesscs will he Mrs A. A. Osborn.
and Mrs. p. Tourelette.
G~n01l George Washington Crvl~
General George Washington circle,
Ladies' OF IN. q. A. H.. VIII hold a
card party In v-irrnnr hall. Arrnory,
Thursday. May ~. at SD. IN
Fast Seattle Guild
Far, Seattle guild will NEE, NJ the
home ~ Mira r. a. Hilton on Thurs.
day. May II. at y. m.
Drt~ Social Club
poric Social club. o. v. r., win en-.
erialn with card party In Masonic
temple. Fremont Thursday. May 4.
. m All Eastern Stars and friends
invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Mrs. Stacy Conlplimented
at Luncheon

Mrs. Ralph Stacy was the compii.
mented guest at luncheon Mrs
Harry y. o-trandcr gave at her
home yesterday. Places were marked
for fourteen guests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Franklin High PIT. A.

Tho Franklin high school PIT. A.
VIII hold It's annual election OF off
GERS at sls In the school building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
Seattle Graded Union Of SUNDAY
school T~aehsrS

The Seattle Graded Union OF sun
day School teachers will mee, from
$50 10 ii.1o a IN at plymouth
church. sixth ave. and University
St Mira W. A. Bowman viii lead
the Bible study. after which reports
u the state 4. =. convention at Bel
bingham viii be given BY delegates.
Mrs. John II. Matthews will give a
Memorial day story. The depart
mental conferences will be directed
BY Mrs. W. Lensr'id. Junior. Mrs. W.
W. DeForest. primary. Mira G. NJ.
Post, beginners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

Tho Thursday Progress club VIII
meet at the homo OF Mrs. y. A. Me.
Cardy. t5ss 18th ave, y. Il. at io'50
a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
ladies Of the Golden North

Tho Ladies' Of the Golden North
will hold their regular business meet
ing in X. l.. hali. Third and Virginia
st. Thursday. May II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

Thursday. May II. the Charles
Dickens Fellowship club Will meet
In Erickscn's hall a.. W. c. A. at
y. m. Subject "Pickwtck Papers. :"
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Nur~~~' Cornmuque Cub

O. n hall. Fremont. Thursday. May
~. at $50 p. IN.
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Dnurhsor~ Of 81. Ccurx,

Daughters Of 81 George vii NEE,
a, tho homo Of Mrs. johnson. $3.50
sist ave-. Rainier beach. on Thurs
day. May II. Take Ren,on or Raj.
nler Beach car.
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Dickens Fellowship Club

The veritas club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. l.. iIorzberg. 10 Crock.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

When you 70 out with . CATO Of
hcn~-br~w everybody nose it,
Crc~nville O.. c. Piedmont
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Runnag~ Sale

on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
the Holy Trinity Lutheran Ladies'
AID society. Circle No. 2. VIII hold a
rummage salo In the basement OF tho
Wcstllke market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

The Co~grove club viii entertain
with n military whist party IN I. W
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SEATTLE Review No. 9. w. n. A.

The Seattle Review No. .. W. II.
A.. Of the Maccabees. win give It's
annual chiidren's party at sac p. m.
in the w. o. w. hall. A business
meeting a, 75o win prcoedo tho
party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
1awton Cirrl~

Lawton circle. Ladies' 81 the q. A.
r.. will meet In regular session on
May is at 100 .. m. A May day
party. TO which members Of all cir
obs are invited. will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11
BRIGHTON Auxiliary

The brighton auxiliary of the BE
attic Minute women viii entertain ai
tho homo OF Mrs. James stephen.
Bsos 6T,h ave- T.. with rag tea.
on Thursday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

Hontrsse-. Miss Cora Gillette and
MihA Mary blanchard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26
URBAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

Recently recorded deeds cover tho
following city properties &
Hamilton street. south OF sixteenth
strect. Andrew A. Kincaid from rob-
ert r. Blakeley and wife. $500.
Union street. south OF Eighth street.
Attillo f. Poppiti and wife from Giro
Poppiti, s575.
boulevard, south of Twenty-third
street. William r. Mettcn from VIII
liam II. Simmins. $4,000.
Washington street. south of Sixth
street, Sallie A. Minor from Julia
Huber. guardian. ct al, $500.
Fifteenth street. east OF French
street, Bertha NJ. Ricord from Georgia
McGilligan ct al. two lots. $500.
Peach street. 1237-1249. inclusive.
Morris Reitzes from Christine B. Loe-
ber. $4,000.
Warner street. south of Beech
street, Jakob Kosienski and wife from
George w. Plumline. $1,000.
Twenty y-second street. 70a. East,
Charles Il. FARRELL from Thomas A.
Cohee, $1,000.
Third street, 4os. West. Louis Davis
and wife from Annie T. Lind and
husband. $4,000.
Broome street, sos. Tsador X. Kresh-
tool from Sallie f. Crawford and hus-
band, $500.
Tenth street, 4os and 4o5, West,
three lots.
Washington street, 1902. Mary NJ.
Hawkins from Colonial Title and Trust
Co. s6,a35.
Franklin street. south of Fifth
street. Paul j. sheridan and wife
from Thomas f. O'Donnell ct al,
$4,000.
Tatnall street, 2617. Edwin J. Thomas
and wife from Olen NJ. Davis, S4,25o.
Fourteenth street. f6fa. West, Will
liam Thompson from Jayne Frank
Nichols, $4,000
Third street, southwest corner,
Union street.
Garasche's Lane ard p. b. & W. r,
II.
Garasche's Lane and Spruce street.
Spruce street. north of ID street.
woodlawn trustees, Inc. from William
n, BOYD a lots), s21, ,75o.
f. street, east of Church street.
Locust street, southwest corner of
r. street.
Buttonwood street and Marsh Road I:
General Mfg. Co. from Standard
Arms Mfg. Co, t3 lots). ss1,e3f.
jefferson street. southwest corner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26

Mr.. and Mr.. Marshall Derby and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Bancroft Of
kitt's Hammock. who have been guests
Of Mr.. and Mru. wilkinson E. Crans-
ton of the State Road. have returned
home.
Miss Eleanor Kemp OF Red Lion IL
great grandmother, Mrs. f. A. C1eaver
of Delaware City
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Harrington
OF Bear entertained over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridgc Wilson and
daughter, Mary. of Millington, Md. .
Miss Helen Boys OF Richardson Park
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Pinder of this
city.
Miss Jennie Pavoni OF Wilmington
spent the weekend as the guest OF
Miss Anna Burris Of Bear.
Mr-and Mrs. Corbit Hayes OF Faulk-
land are spending several days az
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Diehl
of Bear.
Mrs. Charles Diehl OF Bear is SPEND
ing several days as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Henry Roser of Hockes-
sin.
Mrs. John j. Black is mourning the
loss of a black onyx pin, which was
lost in Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Mamie Cooper, former resi-
dent of this city, now of Orange. Va,
is spending several days as the guest
of Mrs. John J. Black and daughter,
Miss Elsie Black, of the Strand.
John NJ. Vallette is confined to the
home of his son Rudolph A. vallette,
on the Strand. with illness
Lost, on Sunday evening. lady's
gold open face watch. Reward II re-
turned TO +. Il. Bridgewater.--Adv.
Victrolas anC records. Bridgewater
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
School Green Commissioners
Organize and Elect OFF,
GERS for the Year.

Special Correspondence Everx evening.
New Castle, July 26.--1.ast evening
the members Of the School Green Com
missioners met at the home OF Alex
ander r.. Goudiss. The annual election
of officers took place and resulted as
follows: president, Alexander -.
Cooper: secretary and treasurer,
James G.. Shaw. A communication
was received from City Council relative
TO the supply Of benches which are
used at the School Green, wharf and
ha thing beach. The members of the
commission decided to pay their pro-
portionatc one-third share of .Sloo.16.
The benches are to be in the custody
of the mayor and Council and to be
stored away in the fall and placed in
their proper places in the spring. The
two doors. one leading from the old
Jail residence in the rear of the build
ing and the other one in the rear of
the New Castle Gas Co. Office were
ordered nailed up in order that the
entrances could not be used as a
thoroughfare.
The members of the Lebanon Sun
day school are making preparations
To Augustine Pier on August 4. The
trip 10 and from the beach win be
made by automobile.
This evening the members of the
Water & Light Commission will hold
a meeting.
Up until last evening George Allen
Smith, city tax collector and clerk.
had total of &c dogs registered out
of possible 500 throughout the city.
The registration limit expires the last
OF this month, after which City Coun-
Gil will appoint a dog catcher and all
dogs not registered by that time VIII
be taken up and il taxes are not paid
for the dogs will be disposed of.
The Board of Education will meet
tomorrow evening in the annex of No.
! school building.
Ephram Sutton Of Rose Hill has
purchased from Mrs Charles Meg
rinson her property and has occupied
the same. Mrs. Megginson is making
her home with her son. William Meg
einson of Rose Hill.
The members of Bethany A. u. NJ. +.
Church (coiored) are making prepara-
tions for a camp meeting beginning
next Sunday which will continue for
one week.
DIR. and Mrs. B. NJ. Allen and son
George spent yesterday as guests of
Mrs. Anna Allen at Seaford.
George l.. Tobin tomorrow will leave
for several days visit with DIR. and Mrs.
Robert K. Roth and son Robert. Jr..
former residents of this city. now of
Thomas. w. Va.
The members of Rose Hin Grange
are making arrangements for their
annual picnic to Riverside Beach on
Thursday. August 4.
Miss Marion Bacon spent the week
end as the guest of Miss Jennie Gross
Of Richardson Park.
8 Westiey Sears. organist of ST.
James p. f. Church. Philadelphia,
was in this city yesterday and made
for the organ recital
which he will give in the Methodist
Episcopal Church next Sunday
Francis Farmer of Virginia is spend
ing his summer vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hewlett of Baidton.
Mrs. A. Mitchell Givison and daugh-
ter today left for wildwood, ". J.,
where they have secured = cottage
Tor the summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26

certain how prohibition IL working
cut In the United States. The two.
Charles II. Stitch. member for Kings
winford. gtarordshire. and John r..
Dawson. member for s3netbwick
Birmingham, said they would report
their findings 70 the labor party. of
which they are members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26

Both took occasion 20 deny pre1je-
tons of American refoTrners thaJ
England will be dry within ten years
asserting there wss little dry sentl
nYcnt at least In the Labor pnrty. rhf
rritishors viii spend two weeks IN Seg
York and then viii visit otber cities
ard fowns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26

We preparing for senli-annunI inUentorg.
In stocks many short lines OF highgrade,
able merchandise Uich do not to nrenorg
DESTROYS Of clearing out entirely EUery item is of this
sons buying and desirable in there short
lines odd styles, broken sizes, ETC. You UH the
prices far far beou the original To buy
dollars suped!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26

Seventh street: General Manufacture
in9 Cumpeny from Manufacturer 3
Contrasting Co. SO. 800.
Jefferson street. southvcrt corner
Seventh street, Dorothy M. Brough-
ton from Wilmington Baking Co., $1o.-
600.
Jefferson street. southwest corner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26

Seventh street: Harvey r. Rigby from
Dorothy M. Bruughton. $4,000.
Forrest street. enst Of Hcnld street.
"a Iots), Martha II. Matthcs from An
ME r. Reid. IS.
Forrest street. east OF Hcald street,
fs lots). Robert II. Cubberly from
Martha n. Matthes. $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26
BRTTONB HERE TO STUDY
GREAT OLMSTEAD DESERT

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. July 26. Two members
of the British Parliament started to-
eny FIRST hand investigation 10 as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26
mercial Cable to Belgium.

New York, July 26.--The Commercial
Cable Co. announced yesterday an ex-
tension OF it's cables from London to
Antwerp, Belgium. This extension
gives the company facilities Tor direct
transmission of messages from New
York to the Belgian city, and brings
the United States into first hand con-
tact with Central Europe. Clarence
II. Mackay, president of the COM
pany, in making this announcement
stated that within fortnight he ex-
pected his company would establish
direct connections with Amsterdam.
Holland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-26

Daily advertising satisfies the want
or need quickly and thus saves delay
and loSs-Adv.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-09
.. 6. Silfsperein
@rOhcs Eienic am SOmntus, ben is.
September.

Der collide Serr HidarS Bran.
ner bat Dem SiiIfsDerein nit oemobn.
ter 5reunoIidteit mie0erum leine
6arm 3ltr Serfiigllna aeitelt. gie
llitermiiOli6e, INNER aut nufoeIeote
0ralt giue miro mie0erum BON NOR.
gers bis abenos orbeiten ulo sic bic.
len lbr 5ligeiaaenen 9orbereitlnoen
f@relten, ole unier Yiruic 70 e%rtoIoreid1
maiden. Oieies 9iaG lit es feline Qlei.
lil9teitl Mande ser friiberen tiihti.
gen 9elterinnen febIen oieIes WoI.
5rait ellnenreih lit nod nidt bon
lbrer idllueren Operation boIio her.
9eltellt. 5rau S6effeI modt nod
. l1abrigem GbeIeben gum erItenMoI
mt lbrem merten uno bieIbeIiebteu
@atten cine lGngere HeiIe-mie mira
ne ltns feblen. 6rou ShIobobm-
mem Iebt 6rni 9ruegaer, lit ouf Ser
9od)5eitsreile uno fam 0esboIb nidlt
tommen, iebr beoauernsmerter gSor.
lau-fitr oos 8icnicl 6rau 9odlrodl
" ilod tmmer IN Der aIten Neimot
ySos lol oas meroenl N6er nidt
oer5ogt. 6rou Hnnlinc @alt6er miro
oos Niirnberger SratlumrIt WI6flc
~llbernebmen; oos lit einSaupttrumpf.
6rou Billie bat nod etuas nj her
1leepes, oas nidt berroten mer6en
oart 6rau @eingort erfreut Itdl mie.
Der polligcr @einnobeit, Iiebt nun.
terer aus oenm ie uu0 miro tiidltio
nlltbelfen. llno 10 limo nod biele
&rafte. Die ih nidt ale o~ufs6bIen
Tam, neil Ser 8infler mir nidt
ben Naum gonnt. Oil M1nner
Die gepobnIib II fiibren Oos aroBe
SSort uno TIM nidts. God aiebt es
elnige riibmIihe @uSnobmen. 0o
1T Dor alien unier outer 6reitno
Serr gordarOing, Ser ulih Der
6reltil0 Der 0ltrltigcn aebIen iii. ga
1T @err Rom un0 Serr 9It, Sic fr1f.
tige @ilfe Ieiiten. Serr 9rind II ser
ulernliioIih I'M OienIte 0es Iereins
totige-bat AUDI oas @obl beIonocrs
Der WdnnerlueIt iebr i'm Screen, mic
plro lldl nod deigen. 8ir geben ms
DER Soffnung bin ooB infer grofer
Hiattenfangcr uun Sameln, ser bel
alt nto Sung-lno beionoers audi
6ei Den Sinoern 10 iebr beIie6te Serr
5trclb-altd oieies Mtol mieoer oen
&inoeri Die Belt berfiir5en miro.
alr5, es miro Elm redt gemiitlihes,
l1ol1es Ficnic fem, 0oS Iebte in oie.
lem Sommer. 4Iio S%eoermonn 8llr
Stclle!
Washington Journal., 1921-09-09
8aibingtuner Sfatflnb geiuimnt mic-
Oernm cinen 1reis.

@n Dem ID. &ongreB OeS @oro0It.
li6en Sfat-S erbon0es, scr mn d.. II.
5. September in @etporf, &c. g., Itatt.
fono, bcteiligten iid folgenOe Serren
bon bier; Scarf ggolL &orl Sammel,
Gbriit. 8eilitein, 8oul 9a6Ihmiot,
Srib &lein uno Sofob S6iGing. @ie-
Oerlim bro6ten lie eineh @reis nit
nod Sauie. SEER GbriIt. 8eilIteiu
mar Der gliidIide @ppinner, inoem Ell
Den Gotten 8reis 3ugeteiIt er1ieIt
Mir gratulierenl SEER Syofof
8ruegger irn0 5amilie, mel6er aud
onlpeien0 mar, frbr bon sort mad
@tlontic Gitp. Ole Serren Rarl
@golf unO 8ralt, 5rib Sennige unf
5rolt, un0 &nrl SommeI uno Srou,
meroen iid aIle BORT treffen uno eini.
&c i60ne Gage oortielb1t berleben
8ir miini6en alien piel @ergniigen
uno gliidliGe &eiie.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-09
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Am 6reitag Aben0, Sen 8. Sep.
tcmber, I'M S.t5 llbr, finOet in ser
Goncoroia-&ir6e Elm GioIin- un0 gi.
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SrgeIfonos 0ieIer Stride sufIieBen
ion. Ser in 8oibington i6on riibm.
Iidit befonnte ilnge &err 8ilbelm
s. Sontelmann, Elm &iinItler oltf ser
&ioIine, uno Sri. Gertrude 20. 60.
der, Die Orgnniitin ser Goncor0io
Stride, mclde OoS Globier meiIterbaft
ipieIt, peroen oic 9ortrugenoen Iein.
@intrittsforten fms fir oieienioen,
oie ie nift idon per &oIt erbieIten.
an ser Cir erbdltIid gum 9reis bon
f~iinf8ig Gents.
Sir nGdIten Sonntag No1mittog
bereitet sic Goncoroio @emeinoe elm
Miiiionsfelt Dor, oos ouf Dem prod
tig gelegenen Tlab oes Serrn Mont-
gomern in Chem Gbaie, o%beebalten
mer6en ioG. Mon fabre big &opmonO
StraBe uiO gebe nnh reftS Bis gum
GnOe Ser Cummings Cane. NnIpro-
der mer6en IN oeliti6er un0 enaliid-
er Sprohe gebalten bon Sen GoIto-
rem &lemme uno S6miot bon 9olti-
more, beioes tiidtiqe Geoner. Stir
I6enOeiIen uno Grfriidunaen meroen
Die 0omen 0es Miiiionspcreins for
Gen. Der goncoroio 9irdenhor miro
iid beteiligen ourd gortrog etIi6er
GborItiide.