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Fiction.

FICTION.
STAR DUST-By Fannie Hurst. Har-
per.
FIND THE WOMAN-By Arthur som
ers Roche. Cosmopolitan.
TAWI TAWI-By Louis Dodge Scrib-
ners
DEVIL STORIES-An Anthology. Ed
tied by Macmillan j. Rudwin. Knopf.
THE HOUSE OF THE FALCON-By
Harold Lamb. Appleton.
THE GUARDED HEIGHTS-By Wads-
worth Camp. Doubleday, Page.
THE DESERT F1DDLER-By William
II. Handy. Doubleday. Page
THE LOVE or LONG AGO-By Marie
Corelli. Doubleday. Page
THE SHIELD OF SILENCE-By Har-
rlet T. comstock Doubleday. Page.
THE WRONG TWIN-By Harry Leon
Wilson. Doubleday, Page.
SHADOWS-By Alma Newton. John
THE LITTLE BACK ROONEY T.. S.
Chamberlayne. Stokes.
OUR LITTLE LIFE-By J. G. Sine.
Stokes.
FLOOD TIDE-By Sara Ware Bassett.
Little Brown.
THE KNIGHT or LONELY LAND-by
Evelyn Campbell. Little. Brown.
/ THE GUARDED ROONEY G.. j.
THE IMPOSSIBLE APOLLO-By
Thomas Cobb. John Lane
/ PLAY THE GAME-By Ruth Comfort
Merwin. Bobbs- Merrill.
AS 1T WAS IN THE BEGINNING-By
Arthur Train. Macmillan.
/ WIND ALONG THE WASTE-By
Gladys u. Johnson. Century.
GHOSTS-By Arthur Crabb. Century.
Vtnrrauhy
TIE TRUE STORY OF THE EN-
PRESS EGGENIE-By the Count
dc Scissors. John Lane.
WOMEN IN THE LIFE OF BALZAC--
By Juanita Helm Floyd. Henry Holt.
| DAVID HUMMELL GREER. EIGHTH
4 BISHOP OF NEW YORK-By
Charles Lewis Slattery. Longmans,
Green.
History and Public Affairs.
A STAKE IN THE LAND-By Peter a.
I Speek. Harper
NAVAL LESSONS OF THE GREAT
WAR-By Tracy Barrett Kittredge.
| Doubleday. Page.
THE KAISER VS. BISMARCK: Sup
pressed Letters by the Kaiser and
New Chapters from the. Autobiography
Of the Iron Chancellor, with an his
/ torical introduction by Prof Charles
Downer Hazen Translated by Ber-
| nard Mall Harper.
THE RUSSIAN WORKERS REPUB-
| LlC-By Henry Noel Brailsford. Har-
I per.
THE CRISIS IN RUSsIA-By Arthur
Ransome. Huebsch.
| THE VOICE OF JERUSALEM-By
Israel Zangwir. Macmillan.
REVOLUTION AND DEMOCRACY-By
Frederic a. Howe. Huebsch.
I 1T MIGHT HAPPEN TO YOU-By Con-
ingsby Dawson. John Lane
THE MEMOIRS or COUNT W1TTE--
Translated from the original Russian
and edited by Abraham Yarmolinsky.
Doubleday. Page.
GOVERNMENT WAR CONTRACTS
By J. Franklin croweli. oxford Uni
verslty Press.
THE FIRST YEAR OF THE LEAGUE
or NATfONS-By George Grafton
Wilson. Little Brown.
BALKANIzED EUROPE: \ STUDY
IN POLITICAL ANALYSIS AND RE
4 CONsTRUCTON--By Paul Scott
Mowrcr. Dutton.
Juvenile.
BILLIE: THE STORY OF A LITTLE
ROY AND a BIG BEAR-T3y Isabel
Hawley Scott. Rcvell
WOODLAND TALES-By Ernest Seton
Thompson. Doubleday. Page.
Art.
THE ARTS IN EARLY ENGLAND-By ~
@. Baldwin Brown. Volume n. Dut-
ton.
HISTORY AND METHODS or An
GENT AND MODERN PAINTING !.
Volume 1Il.-By James Ward. Dutton
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Essays.
4 NEW ENGLAND GROUP AND
OTHERS: SHELBURNE ESSAYS.
Eleventh Series-By Paul Elmer
More. Houghton. Mifiiin.
WELL, WHY NOT?-By Thomas l..
Mason. Doubleday. Page.
Verse.
KRILOFFeS FABLES-Translated from
the Russian into English in the orig
inal meters, by f. Fillingham Cox
well. Dutton.
TO-DAY AND YESTERDAY: SON
NETS AND OTHER vERSES-By
William Dudley Foulke. oxford Uni
versity Press.
POETIC ORIGINS AND THE BALLAD
By Louise Pound. Macmillan.
Drama.
THE WIND OVER THE wATER-By
Philip Merivale. Four Seas.
spirituaIism.
THE EARTHEN vESSEL-By Pamela
Glenconner. With an introduction by
Sir Oliver Lodge. John Lane.
Business.
SHORT COURSE IN ADVERTJS-
ING-By Alex Il. Osborn. Scribner.
ACCEPTANCES, TRADE AND BANK
ERS-By Park Mathewson. Appleton
THE COMMERCIAL APPLE INDUS
TRY OF NOETH AMERICA-By J.
6. F'oleer and $. NJ. Thomson. Mac
milan.
BUSINESS COSTS-By De Witt Carl
Eggleston and Frederick b. Robinson
Appleton.
MOTOR TRUCK MANUAL: A PRAC-
THE CONSTRUCTION AND CARE
OF MOTOR TRUCKS. CHM: Amer
lean Automobile Digest
Science.
THE DIRECTION OF HUMAN EVO-
LUTION-By Edwin Grant Conkhn
Scribners.
PsychoanaIysis.
PSyCHOANALYSIS. SLEEP AMI
DREAMS-By Andre Tridon Knopr
Loeb Classical Library.
SALLUST-with an English transla.
tlon by 7. G.. Rolfe.. Putnam.
THE INST1TUTIO ORATORIA OF
QUINTILIAN - with an English
translation by II. j.. Butler. Volume
|. Putnam.
PBATO-With an English translation
by H. N. Fowler. Volume III. Putnam
HERODOTUS-With an English trans.
lation by A. D. Cooley. Volume /
Putnam.
RELIGION.
HOMELY THOUGHTS on THE CITY
OF GOD AND THE WAY TO F'INT
fT-By John Coutts. London q
Lyal. 80. Hardy Terrace. High Road
Wood Green, n.
MisceIIau rous.
TRAINING FOR sPORTS-By Walter
Camp Scribners.
AMERICAN ENGLISH-By Gilbert M
Tucker. Knopf.
MECHANISM. LIFE. AND PERSON
SONALITY. An Examination OF the
Mechanistic Theory of Life and Mind
By j. s. Haldane. Dutton.
WATER COLORS: SOUTH OF
FRANCE. 191S-1919--By Susan Far
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AUTOGRAPH Letters OF Famous Peopis
Bought and Sold. w. n. BENJAMIN. 1870
Broadway. N. y. Pub. The Collector" 81
year. Sample Free
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
Liberty Bond Quotations.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Dec. 16.--Liberty bond
quotations at noon: Three and n
half's, $500: first As. $3.50 bid; Sec
ond AS, $3.50; first AIS, 1894; second
AIS, 1904: third 4k's. 1896; fourth
AXIS, 1892; Victory 3&'s, 100; Vic
tory a%'s, 100.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
NACONpA TO ACQUIRE
AMERICAN BRASS co.

New York. Dec. ia deal in
living two Of the most important
eial producing and refining COM
mics IN tho country was virtually
mplstcd today when the largest indi-
duai stockholders Of the American
asa Company agreed. subject TO
NOR conditions. 20 sell ont 10 tho
1oconda Copper Mining Company.
The terms Of the Anaconda are $3.50
IN and three shares OF stock for one
arc of American Brass. Shares OF
% latter company recently were quot
at s375 IN the open market. but the
fer 0t Anaconda is equivalent 10 5000
the basis OF todsy's quotation of
o FOR Anaconda stock. American
'as. ls the largest individual con-
mer OF copper. and Anaconda the
rsest domestic producer.
The participants today wcre Charles
Rrookcr. chairman, and John f.
a. president OF American Brass, and
I'm ID. Ryan. chairman. and c. F.
ellcy. president Of Anaconda
Ncrc than 40 per cent OF the stock
Amsrican Brass Was represented at
. meeting. but the sale h contingent
a Acceptance Of AnAconda's terms BY
q less than 81 per cent Of the SIS
1000 outstanding stock of American
mss
Mr.. Ryan SAID no financing. other
an through Anaconda shareholders,
iuld be necessary. and that there will
no public Offering OF new securities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
.o.S = accounted Tor 81 hIS6sT market

4Dy = AceOunted for hy higher market
values.
Reduction Of e13ss. 80 100. q. assv1
10 PEI osnt. In the Assrsgats of lsanb
and discounts hy eommsroiai banks Of
the country making weekly returns
to the federal reserve beard took place
between January and November 90.
since the employer proht-sharing
plan Of the United states Steel Cor
poration became operative employees
have subscribed for oS1.s4e shares OF
common and S51.11l shares OF pre-
fsrrsd. At present prices tho stocks
hold by employees are worth approx
n,ats!y t11s.o0o. 900. Cost TO them waa
Sis 200. 900.
The LAckawanna Steel Company
operation in the last four months have
steadily Increased until they are now
above 80 per. cent Of capacity. II
July and August they were below ~
per cent.
Copper IL finishing the year with
I femarkable spurt," reports the Engi
neering and Mining Journal; "on,
that has already rogained much of tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
PHILA. pRopuos MARKET.

~ Asssciatea prsee - Evsry Evening.
PhilAdelphta, Dea. 1er-WhsAt. low
srI No. red winter, 1.tS@l.1sj ID.
sAr1ioky, 1.ps01.Eoy
Cosp. weak No, :, for sxport, beh N
s9hi do. No. ., t7h @s1hi oar lots, To-
csi. No. = yellow, cid. esh@esk, No.
yellow. new, s%MGssM; No. . yellow
new, slM@e3h.
Oats. ,rm; No. : white, ls6<s; No
q. do. <3h@%4.
Butter, lower; western creamery
extra. ~; nearby prints. fancy. b7@Ss
81.
Eggs. lower; nearby extra nrsts
s.; do. firsts. s6@66; western extru
frsts. b6@5s; do. hrsts. 5S064; fanc,
selected. packed, 71G72.
Chsese, dull; New York whole milk
fancy mats. 22h023; fair to good. 81
@22; longhorn, 22@2Sh; single
daisies. 21h@22.
Live poultry easier; fowls. no
leghorns. 16@24; do. leghorns, 15@22
spring chickens. not leghorns, 15@24
do, leshorns, 15@20; roosters. 17@ls
turkeys fancy, nearby, 4sM50; do, fai
to good. 4oQ45; ducks, white Pelin
2602S; do, mixed colors. 24@25;. mus
covy. 16@17; geese, 23@25.
Dressed poultry, Arm; spring tur
keys. fancy dry packed. nearby, $40
So; do, western, 55M56; fancy Iced. SO
average receipts. 45@46; old turkeys
40@43; old toms, 46@4s; fowls. fresl
killed, choice to fancy. 32@33; dc
small sizcs, 21@3l; roalting chickens
nearby. 27@35; do. western. 2oM34
broiling chickens. nearby, 23@S6; dc
western. 22@35; old roosters. 19@21
ducks. 32@35; geese, 23@3o.
Potatoes. irregular; white. hundred
eight. fancy. 2.1e@2.s5; fair I
choice. 1.75@2.15.
FLOUR. dull, soft winter .stralgh
western. 5.75@5.s5: do, nearby, 5.4oC
see. hard winter straight. 6.50@6.7,
do. short pateh 6.75@700; sprin
first. clear, 5.10@5.35; patent. 1000
7.35; do, short patent, 7.6o@s.25; far
cy spring. city mills patent. fami
brand. 8.75@s.25.
Hay, steady; timothy, No. 2. 80 90 q
21.00 ton: No. 3, 1900 al 1906
sample, 400 @ 1900; no grade 12.0i
Ia 14.00; clover mixed hay, light mike
1880 M 20.00 No. l mixed. 1900 q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
HIP. SCOTT TELLS
Of MODERN BANKING
In an Interesting Address Be.
fore the Members Of the
Hercules Club.

At the mont..y luncheon OF the
Hercules Club yesterday. Henry r.
Scott. president Of the Wilmington
Trust Co.. described some Of the work.
ings Of the. Federal Reserve System
and compared. present banking
methods with those that existed when
he started his career ms q banker in
1877.
Mr.. Scott stated that the-old bank
ing system led to hoardings Of currency.
In the past days, many banks used to
carry from 55 to so per cent OF their
deposits in liquid form. This is more
than double the amount carried by
banks under the Federal Reserve Sys-
TEN. He said that the difference be-
tween the present and the old system
might be illustrated by the difference
between a modern fire department
with efficient equipment at central
stations, and individual water tanks
at each building to take care OF any
fires which might arise. He related
some interesting incidents from his
personal experience as banker, and
told of some unusual conditions thai
resulted from the panic of 1898. Under
our present banking system such con-
ditions could not occur, because ii |.
now possible for banks to secure credi
to which they are entitled, even i.
times of financial emergency. II,
pointed out the advantages derived by
such an institution as the Whining.
ton Trust Co. by being Federal Re
serve bank.
Many reasons have been given il
the past as to the causes OF bad times
Some authorities have blamed II oI
sun spots, and others on the amour
of rainfall with consequent effect ol
crops. Mr.. Scott stated that the fun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

ground lost sas1tw In 1881. and thai
bsds far 10 place the metal In po-
sition which will allow American pro-
1vosrs 70 view the rsopsning Of their
COPPER mines much sooner than an
ticlpatsd = few months ago"
The International Mercantile Marine
CompAnyS directors declared yestcr-
day the regulnr semi-annual dividend
on thApreferred stock, amounting 70 8
per cent. payable on February TO its
holders Of record on January 1s. No
action was taken with reference 10
the unpaid dividends on it's senior
issue, which did not surprise Wall
Street. In which II was understood
generally that no further payments on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
CALL MONEY ADVANCE
CHECKS TRANSACTIONS
Prices Decline But Show Slight
6sttsrment Before Noon;
Bonds Dull.
Nv As.cc,et.d Press to Every Evening.

Nv Axscciet ted Press to Every Evening.
New York, Dec. l6.-(Wall street.
10 30 a. m.)--Fcw features OF interest
wcr, presented at the opening OF to-
days stock maxket.
Tho general list displayed little or
Yesterdays unusual activity. For
eisn oils. especially the Dutch group,
were heavy, Pan American Petroleum
also easing.
Metals reacted slightly. the Anacon-
Ia. American BRASS deal evidently
,aNing bcnc discounted. Bethlehem
steel was the only prominetn stock
% show marked strength, rising 1%
POINTS. Houston Oh, California Pc
rolcun, Dawson Chemical, Sears
loohuclx. Corn products, and Cocoa
ola were Arm 10 strong.
Foreign exchange showed further
ucgularity on the German repara-
lrnH situation.
Noon Can money opened and re-
icwod into week at per cent. but
.osslhlo recurrence OF yesterdays
on cent rate acted as a check on OPP
fatlons for the long account during
ac morning.
selling pressure was directed
N Lima Locomotive. Railway Stee
eainst secondary equipments, nota'
minr and Pressed Steel Car at re
otions of ! to points. Baldwin
ocomotivc. Federal Mining ane
melting preferred. American Sugar
Htional Biscuit. United Fruit ant
icstorn Union yielded TO the sam'
,tCnt.
Prices rallied partly before noon
p cheaper domestic oils. moto
pcialtlcs and tohaccos leading tn
cord. American International. In
irrational Paper, international Har
stor and Fnmous Players also wer
m
Tho bond market was dull and fea
rcl,ss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
ylNAxcIAL NOTES.

.ThA Penn Bsaboard Steel Company
reports for nine months OF this year
gross. sale OF ll.Spo.eo<. and a deficit.
after charges, inventory adjustments.
etc.. OF t571.sN.
The New York stock exchange will
rot be closed to business December "a
and 81. ~ special extra holidays.
which larte number Of members
petitioned for, the governors deciding
against It.
Investment securities held by banks
making weekly returns to the federal
reserve board totaled 1890 600, 900 or
November 80, to compare with S3,275,-
100000 January Z. The increase prob.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

dam.ntnl reason for seed times Ii
maximum average expenditure per
capita. and that whenever anything
tends to lessen this, the so-ealied lad
tlmss" are ~ hand. He quoted. ~ the
best safeguard against dull husiness.
the old biblical hdmonltien Of Joseph,
10 ~ut enough away IN good times to
take cafe VI loan times to come.
In conclusion. ha voiced his adnirA-
tion Tor IN. spirit shown In tho Her.
icules Club because Il typi1ss the unity
and loyalty that exists In tho organise
ton Of tho Hercules Powder Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
gTkAMBOAr LINES
W lLSON LINE
Phil adelph,a, P ems Grove, Chester

1921, EASTERN STANDARD 1IME
subject to Change without Notice.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street Whar
and PhilAdeiphia. Pier 8. North, abov
VIZ O'Clock noon. 'i.so. %.i5 and 200
D.. IN,
tRuns weekdays except saturdaya
Runs on sAturdass. Sundays and ho,i-
-PENN's GROVE
ROUTE
Leave Wilmington, 6.l5. 7.48. 10 q "A.
I2 clock noon. 200 s3.l5. 400 Am
10 and IL p m
leave Penn's Grove S.35. 7.So. 600.
loo a IN LOO. 800. r.30. I. 90. 900 and
Il 90 y. IN.
Trips marked t') cave at 200 ana
500 2. N. on untlays and ho,idaya
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16
.CAMPH0R PLANT MAY
RESUME OPERATION
Large Consumers Confer With
Company Relative to Deep
Water Works.

Large consumers OF camphop have
been here this week discussing with
officials of the du Pont Company plans
for the resumption OF operations In
the latters synthetic camphor factory
at Deepwater Point,
This plant has capacity large
enough to meet n great part OF the
requirements Of tho pyroxylin plastic
manufacturers Of the United States
who were represented at the confer
ence by n. NJ. Clarke. vlce-president,
of the Celluloid Company; II. r.
Bemis. Treasurer OF the Fiberloid Cor
poration and b. w. Doyle, Treasurer
of the Niscoloid Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

Read the classified ads too.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

1900.
Tallow, quistt prime sity, teoss, ~;
do. special. loose. Jkt prime COUNTRY.
sk edible, IN tisrces, ~.
Bran, frIn soft winter In 100
pound sacks. $3.50 a $780, do. aprins
1880 Gl 1870.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

A spe, al rato u -iysn for s-days
and 3-days consecutive Insertions,
which gives good saving 20 The
.sslsrtip ipevs ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-16

account Of arrears nigh, be expected
his year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
CHO. R SINGER
SAYS HUFELAND
SAVED HER VOICE

IF II had not been for Hufoland-
aaid Pauline Marie Faust. tIs ssth
Ave. san Francisco, a well known
choir singer. II don't believe ] should
ever have been able 10 sing again.
Constant rehearSais and the strain of
keeping up had gotten me In soch
"A state would faint after the least
exertion. ! got 10 ! didn't know
what It was to have a nights sleep.
The doctors said had anemia-
tried every kind OF medicine In vain.
Then a friend begged me TO try
bottle OF Hufeland. the Swiss Htorn'
ach Tonic. which she said had done
her a world % good when she wa
nun down. I did 30. and from that
moment gained In strength TIL In q
short time was again myself. IL IL
the most wonderful body and mind
invigorator and stomach tonic
know Of" At all drug stores since
Adver tisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

Thas's what thousands Of stomach
1uiicrrn are doing now. Instead q
alang tonicS or trying 20 patch up.
cor digestion. they arc attacking the
eel caur OF the ailmcnt--ologged
.vcr and disofdcred bowels
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
he liver in n soothing. healing WY
When the liver and bowels are PER
forming their natural functions. away
yocs Indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you bad taste. coated
tongue. poor appetite. q lazy. don't
are feeling. no ambition O. energy.
trouble with undigestcd foods, Take
Dive I ablets. the substitute for calornel.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
hive o,l. You will know them b. thcir
hive oolU. They do the work without
T1psng. cramps or pain.
Take ore O. two at bcdtime for quick
eliei. Eat what you like. l5e and SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Anna Paulowa Praises American Artists
Variety of Entertainment on New Bill

Pavicwa. the Incompatible Russian
danscuse. fairly captivated the ca,
paciiy audience which witnessed the
opening performance az the Metro
poiitan Friday night Pavlowa pre-
sentcd a program OF dance interpre-
tations which would be hard TO excel
Probably the most popular offering
was "Snowflakes. tho "GaVotte
pavlowa- and a snirited Russian
dance called for rvn ted encorcs
Paviowas ootnrH ny ~ assisting
artists are splend 4.
When In a recent interview Paw.
Iowa was asked what she thought OF
the future Of art in America the star
replied
4 am inclined to believe that for
the immediate future. at least. the
futurc % art Is herc in America
rather than In Europe | have not
seen a. yet In Europe signs Of a re,
turn To normailty and creativeness
on the part o. artists. They SIN ex.
pertinent restlcssiy. Lacking very
deep insplption. they try to be
strange.
America il full % talent. Anyone
with an unprejudieed mind and pow
ers OF observation r@alired that long
ago. America. incidentally. has. |
think advanced tremendously In art
In the last ten years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
For
Dandruff

Those little hecks from your boad thss
fall upon your clothing and spoil your
pleasure ar, dsndrvff "a scalp disorder.
Conquer II completely under money
back guarantees. Use Kotalko. Amss-
ingly quick. lasting benefit reported by
lcgions Of men, women. children. Save
your hsih Get new hair. Its possible
q many cases even amer bsidnoss--abso-
lutciy prov cd. Remember kOTAlkO-
at any busy drug store. Watch your
mirrori Show Others this sdssyfissrsns,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
IOwNEss or COST
n REMARKABLE FEATURE

A remarkable fact about most OF
the recipes that are reaching the
office IL the lownosa OF cost Of good
dishes prepared from pink and ohum
salmon.
Here's a sample OF what we mean.
Mrs. Margaret l.. Tew. s2s Rose
ST.. after giving very tasty recipe.
makes tho statement that "the total
COT Of the dish for four persons is
only 20 cents Rha adds, later. that
this fish hash IL "rellshed BY the edu-
stated INiians OF the Sound"
Bcilsv. us. they're educated ~ they
can make a good meal for four per.
IONS at an individual cost Of five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Old FANoRirEs on
MOORE PROGRAM

Claude and Fannie Usher, always
favoritcS with Orphcum patrons. are
al the head OF the new show which
opens AZ the Moore sunday after
noon. The fishers Will appear In a
comedy sketch In which Mr. Usher
viii interpret his famous old Irish
role.
Belle Montrose. young comedi
enne. will be another particularly
bright spot on the program.
An assortment, Of songs and dances
will be presented in ~ Hungarian
Rhapsody offered by Murray kis.
sen,
The rest Of the program includes
Mildred Rogers In step Lively. s.
Foley and Lecture In musical comedy
advertisements. Herbert Brooks In a
trick comedy act. and Valentine and
Hell m a turn called Furniture
Nnver@ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
PIEz SAYS NO
SHIPPING WASTE
Denies Charges OF Mis-
management

Plea, former director general % the
emergency fleet corporation. before
tho house COMMITTEES on shipping
board expenditures, today denied
charges Of misnanagmeni and waste
Ia the operations OF the board and
then corporation. The charges were
made by Martin J. oillen. former aa.
alstant 10 tho chairman of the board
Mr.. 0ilien'a statements" Piex
said, do not square with the facts
In a single vital case In which he In
dulged IN criticism concerning con
ntruction work"
Specifically Plex denied tho claim
Of oilicn that $4,000, 900 In fleet
corporation securities were lost and
aftorward found In a safe deposit
Dor In Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
LIVELY ENTERTAINMENT
AT NEW BUNGALOW

S~attles newest diversion. the
bungalow restaurant. Il proving very
popular Each week George Wood
offers lively new revue In which
a score Of pretty girls take part. and
Bates syncopated orchestra % sir
pieces furnishes the music for dane
ing.
Among the entertainers who help
provide a merry evening are Ruth
Edcll. Mary Mccras. jess M~ndci
son. olive Ann Alcorn and Grover
Franklin.
The bungalow is under the per
sonai supervision Of Frank c. Nppe
n "A CUNT willard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
WILKES TO PRESENT
MYSTERY DRAMA

Fred Jackson's mystery drama.
The Hole In the Wan" viii be pre-.
Sentcd by the Wilkes players begin.
ming with matinee Sunday. The
story deals with the efforts Of
young woman 70 revenge herself on
society. and one woman In particular.
for term In the state prison to
which she had been unjustiy sen.
fenced. The manner In which she
does this and the band OF clever
crooks whom she falls In with give
the story a decidedly interesting
anrO
"The Hole In the wali- was origin.
ally produced al the Punch and Judy
theatre In New York city.
Jane Morgan viii appear IN the
role OF the one Who seeks revenge.
This part was created by. Martha
Hedfnan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Seattle Women Rush
to Prepare Recipes
of Pinks and Chun1S

While Miss Martha Il. Dresalar.
university home economics Instruct.
or. and Star salmon contest Judge.
struggled thru tho first batch Of
recipes forwarded her BY the salmon
editor Thursday. that Eentioman'a
desk by evening time was once more
piled high with letters from Seattle
housewives.
The multitude Of recipes pouring
In on the salmon editor IN a good
indication OF the attitude taken by
tho women OF Seattle In regard TO
the present salmon situation.