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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24
SLAIN
BY, RIOTERS
At HAMBURG
Over 30 Communists and
Police Killed in Melee
Loot Eisleben.

Berlin, March sA-(Associat.
ed Press Order has been re-
{ stored in Hamburg and the
communist have been elected
mon the shipyards which they
had .eecapiod.
LOna0n, March A-An ac-
count Of the troubles at Ham.
burg WAS telegraphed BY tho
Berlin correspondent OF the
Central News. saying that more
than 20 communfsts and police
are reported to have becn killed
in tho fighting last night at
Heiligengeist field. in the A.
tona seetion Of Hamburg. The
message -adds that sighting 10
continuing in Hamburg, whero
the police wore defeated 1t
Steinwarder island, In the free
harhor territory, after . fierce
battle.
Other reports stated that the
Hamburg communists Wefo
calling on workers to fight BE-
hind barbados, and the people
were fortifying their homes.
Hamburg, March 24.-Fifteen civ
ilians and one police oficer wer,
killed and six persons were wound
ed in riots here late yesterday.
The mob attempted to break tn,
police Gordon about the VULGAR
shipyards and to disarm the police
The police ordered the crowd t,
disperse, end, when this order wa,
ignored, the officers opened fire ans
threw hand grenades Into the mob
The Blohm and voss shipyards
about which there was considera
ble fighting yesterday. have beel
closer by the management. Com
munist leaders tried to hold . mas
demonstration in Heiligengeis
field, in the Altoona section Of tn,
city, but were unable to obtain DOS
session Of the field, as the polio
had erected Q barbed wire entan
clement around It and statfone'
cars at strategic points.
Stone Cars
The crowd, foiled in its attemp
to hold . meeting, stoned the ar
cars. Street car service va
suspended during the d.,
and some streets have been barri
caded.
The Communist volks -Zeitung 0
this city has called on workers t
arm themselves.
Reports Of serious rioting at Els
leben. Prussfan Saxony. have Bee
received here. Communists ther
attacked the security police, fore
ing them to retire. The polio
headquarters were also attacked
and it Is said several persons. wer
killed and wounded. Shops at Eil
leben are declared to have bee
lobted by mobs.
Hold Industrial Areas.
London, March 24.- Communia
disorders in central Germany u
increasing and large sections Of IN
(Continued on Page S.xteen.l
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CONTINUED ON Page Ten.)
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CnntiAsed on Page Thirteen.)
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
M. E. Church Notes.


The calendar for the week is as
follows:
Board meeting, Monday 8 p. m.
Prayer service, Thursday, 8p m
Fourth quarterly conference,
Friday, 8p. m.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, II a. m.
The Older Boys and Girls Con-
ference will convene at this church
at 8 p. M, and will have charge
of the exercises throughout the
evening.
For this reason the JuniorL league
will meet at the M. E. Church,
South, at 4:30 p. m. and no Ep-
worth League will be held.
The W. H. M. S. will meet with
Mrs. Frank Crow Tuesday, Sep
TENDER Is, at 2:30 p. m. All
members are urged to be present.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
English an IL Sounds.

Here is a singular incident show
ing how easy it is to mistranslate
an overheard remark. Said Mrs.
A, one of the overhearers: "They
must have been to the zoo. be-
cause l heard her mention "a train.
ed DEER
Said Mr.. B: "No, no. They
were talking about going away
and she said to him, Find out
about the train, dear"
Said Mrs. c.: l think you are
both wrong. 1t seemed to me
they were discussing music, for
she said: "A trained ear very dis
tinctly."
A few minutes later the woman
herself appeared and they told her
OF their disagreement.
"Well" she laughed, chats GER
tainly funny. You are poor guess
ers, all of you. The fact is, I'd
been out to the country over night
and was asking my husband if it
rained here last evening. Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
Th. YARN club convsntion at Spring
field.

Mesdames r.. M. Woods, Clar-
ence Carr, Jim Browne and George
Fowler were among the farm club
delegates at the convention at
Springfield Wednesday. The con-
vention hall was filled to overflow
ing. The stage was beautifully
decorated with palms and flowers
and the Stars and Stripes. Hang
ing over the platform in large LETT
tiers was the farm club slogan:
Production, cost and a reasonable
profit for the fruits of the farmers
sweat and toll" The band fur
nished excellent music also the
boy scouts band was hard to beat.
Mr.. Kelley gave an excellent talk
on 1.-THE stock and grain associ-
alton" Mr.. Keith Of Sedalia,
cold storage man, gave a splendid
talk. The Ellis sisters Of Barry
County sang two farm club songs,
accompanied by their violins, en-
titled "I'll stick" and Some farm
club somewhere is needing just
you" In the evening the govern
or Of Nebraska, Samuel McKelvie,
gave an excellent talk and he is a
splendid clear toned orator.
The farmers elected their officers
as follows: DIM. Cause of Spring
field was elected president, Claud
Moore of Macon was elected vice.
president and H. A. Cowden Sec
rotary treasurer. The farm club
ladies of Barton County had their
meeting and demonstration at the
G.. of G.. rooms at 2.30 p. m.
Their subject for discussion was
School Lunches" and everything
that could be said of school lunch
es was discussed at this meeting.
The meeting was opened by sing
ing America" after which short
prayer was offered. Two of the
farm club ladies sang a song, en-
titled, Down on the farm. !"
Another lady gave a splendid read
ing entitled "Old jim" Another
sang a solo, after which the Cen
trail. Club quartette sang "Jauni-
Ia" There was an election of
state officers. Mrs. Reed of
Greene County was elected presi-
dent, Mrs. G. B. Dermott of Bar
ton County vice-president and
Mrs. Wright of Polk County Sec
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08

rotary treasure, Mrs. Newlin of
Barton County was elected leader
of boys and girle.clubs. Mrs. c..
B. Defmott president of Barton
County farm Clubs gave a talk on
club work, FOLLOWED by short
talk by the newly elected state
president, Mrs Greene and last
but not least, want to say that
Amhurst Humphrey was on hands
with his smiling face and pleasing
manner.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
oIder Bow. and Girl. confersnee.

The following program will be
given at the district meeting of
the Older Boys and Girls of the
Carthage District.Sunday Schools,
at the NJ. e. Church, beginning at
3 80 pm, Sunday, September 10:
Devotional Service, Lena Wiseman.
why We are Here, Mrs. Joiner.
Song.
what our County Conference Show
ed, Ethna Jones.
who is Here" Lena Wiseman.
Song.
Fellowship Supper at $50.
Familiar Songs and Stunts.
The program will again be taken up
at $50, as follows:
Welcome Address, Lucille Scott.
Response, Roy Bupdy.
Toasts.
ITO our Sunday School," Minnie
Gresham.
"To our Friends, 'iJennie Wright.
ITO our County Council" Helen Has
tings. 80
Hensley. ~
Special music. Mrsa Houser.
"The Joy Of Christian Youth" Gus
Campbell.
Worship service, George Wood.
"Some Activities in Jasper" Clara
earns. eal
"How We Can Gettan Emblem" FL
mo Maize. -;
chow We Can Grow and Serve" Jim
mic Gibbons.
"Dare Greatly" Mrs. Joiner.
Benediction. 81
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08

urday afternoon with Mrs. Den
niston and Grandma Ryan.
An ice cream supper was given
at Diamond Wednesday night and
S11.75 was realized from the sale
of cream.
Mary May Boyd and Mrs. Will
Halle spent Sunday at Mrs. J. A.
BoYd's.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08
DIAMOND
S. R. DefIniston

Charles Nett and family spent
Sunday at Charles Elting's.
Hurley Brown and family spent
Sunday at Thee. Mitchell's.
A surprise party given for Gully
Serafini Saturday, night.
Charles Nett and Bart Ingle
filled silos last week. @
Mrs. Sherd Berryhill spent Sat-
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-09-08

THE JASPER NEWS.
ARTHUR r. DRAKE. Publisher.
JASPER. MISSOURI.
Entered ut the PostofFice at Jasper,
Mo-, - second class matter, septem-
Der q, 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Canadian woman's Club

Tho Canadian woman'H club win
hold ita regular business meeting
Tuesday. January :. at ; p. IN. at
tho Fcderatrd clubhouse. Harvard ~.
and Thomas ~. Tho business session
win be followed by n social hour
when tea will he served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Music
Charles Wakefield
Cadman to Appear Here

Charles Wakefield cadman. Amer
iea'n distinguished composer pianist.
will make AN extended tour OF the
Pacific Northwest In January. mp.
psaring In Seattle at the Metropoll.
tan on Friday evening. January 20.
under IN. management Of IN. Art.
iwtn Musical Bureau 81 America
Mr.. Cadman was born In Johns
to~n. Penn. and began hts study
Of the piano at "a. He later studied
organ with W. X. aieincr of Pitts
burg ana orchesiration and compost.
ton with Luigi Won kunitA and Emil
Pauer.
lilo composed his first comic opera
At 10 and was 40 encouraged with
its reception that he decided to make
composition his life work. He has
thousands Of compositions 10 his
credit. tho biggest 40 far presented
being his grand opera. "shanewiz-
pronounced Sha-nre. wisl. which en-.
joyed several years presentation at
the Metropolitan. New York.
lie has lately finished two acts Of
his newest opera. THE witch OF
Salem" which will be completed next
year. piano pieces for all grades. or.
cheatra selections. frios and guar.
tctier. his best known works. how.
ever. are his songs. which are being
sung in all parts ~ the world, having
been translated into almost every
language
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Personal

Mr.. Jack Powell. OF Vancouver. n.
C.. Is spending the week end al the
Hotel Washington.
Miss Janet Adams. Of Spokane. Il
visiting friends in the city.
hr. and Mrs. n. c. Young and fam.
ily. OF Arlington. mo,orcd 10 Elma
for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs Henry Ristine left wednesday,
for two months visit In the East.
going By way OF California
Mrs ]. IT. Fox and Mrs. w. II.
Jenkins left Thursday for New York.
to sail later for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Curtiss Parker are
receiving the congratulations OF their
friends upon the birth OF a son. Cur.
tiss BENJAMIN. at their home. 1929
Franklin ave. on December FL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler and
family ieft this morning by steam.
ship for San Francisco. where they
VIII reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. IT. J. Stoltcnberg
and daughters. Miss Karla and Miss
Claire Stoltenbcrg. will leave Janu.
airy for California. They will ship
their car down and plan 60 spend
some time in touring. Mrs. Stoltcn.
berg and daughters viii remain for
several months but Mr.. stoltenberg
Will return In n few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Carried Needle in
Leg for 60 Years

DALLAS, Texas. Dec. 3i.-Mrs.
Ia O. Short. 81, has been wearing
needle In her leg 90 years. This
week II began to give her trouble
and she had II removed. Mrs. Short
said when she was little child
she was told by her mother that a
needle was stuck in her leg in an
accident Until two years ago Che
needle did not worry her in the
least. Then IL began to pain her.
II was located this week with the
aid OF an N-ray and removed with
hut slight operation. II had
worked thru the bone. The needle
was in perfect condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Then 4-PoWer Pact May b.,
Approved

Los ANGELES. Dec. 51.-oppss
ton 20 the four.powcr ailisnc., n
drawn W BY The limitation 81 ana
nepts conference. unless IL IL accsn.
panied by tho passage Of a Jap -
ciusion act. Is expressed by wiilz.
l. Trasger. president OF tho Los A
geles County Anti-Asia,ie lesgue. a.,
first vice president OF the Japans~
Exclusion league Of California.
"scrapping battieshipa and do:ns
away with the Anglo japanese a.
snce are all right ~ far az they r..
he said. But We who live IN go
MIA know these measures are in run.
cient 20 avert a future catAs,rpttz
10 long an Asiaiic hordea are pounar
into our country from across thers
cific.
The menace 70 America in il,
neae invasion II imminent It's Krs~
ing every year. We estimate. accez
ing 70 the present rate Of increM
that in 1879 the laps will hx-
enough voting strength 70 eject q
governor OF California. Then Loo
out
We base this estimate upon ws,x
IL happening In Hawaii. The jan
nese there will be absolutely In con
troll within another ten yesrp
We are willing TO concede that \,
white man can compete with a ia,
Ia the fields Of labor. The ienden~,
In this country has been 20 elem :.
the living standard OF the wor.
man. with the elght-hour 60
other benefits, the American va
Ing man Is much better off than d
merry.
IF We force the American farms
or working man 10 compete with IA
japanese. then we are forcing hin
down 10 the Jap standard OF llvins-
endless toll. In which women q
children engage. as well a. men.
our American home life IN =
pride. The japanese have no hou,
life. Their home ~ just a pIaos /
sleep and eat in.
Tho Japanese diplomacy II q
working In Washington II Is d
old system OF demanding everythsn,
much more than they expect 70 r.
But they succeed in getting the thin
they want
IF Washington doesn't wake .
before IL II too late. the contnuane
OF this japanese policy Is going !
wipe us from the face OF the earth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Charles w. Hstt entertained
with an Informal luncheon at brr
now home on Madrona Heights Wed
ne~siay afternoon. honorfnE the
Woman'n society 81 tho First Hap.
list church. Pink cyciam~n and an
parnkus ferns conferred tho usblo.
with covrrs marked for nine guests
Pr~Hidentelsct Mrs. J. j. I'm. with
Second Vice Presidsnt-ciect Mrs. J.
H. O'Rourke. were compllmont~i
with a oandie.iightcd birthday caks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
MILLIONAIRE'S
Wife IS THIEF
Mistress OF Mansion. She
Worked as Domestic

los ANGELES. Dec. ,i.--After
having been arrested and convicted
In Chicago for acts similar In every
detail. Mrs. Eta Hell. divorced wife
OF Joseph Hell. Chicago millionaire.
IL prisoner in jail here charged
with committing burglary while
playing the dual role Of mistress Of
mansion and ladies' maid She
has confessed.
Her three.story. fourteen-room
Los Angeles home. like former
one in Chicago. was found filled
with elegant furnishings alleged TO
have been stolen in the course ~
her career here as n pseudo.scrvant
in several homes
II Mrs. Hell kleptomaniac or II
she n clever thief This question Is
being asked following the closing
Of the second chapter in her start.
ling history by her apprehension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Orthopedic Tea
Shop Calendar

The guilds In charge OF the oriho-
Monday. closed 90 account OF the
New Years holiday. Tuesday. First
Hiil guild. Mrs. V. J. Crosby. hostess.
"wednesday. University guild. Mrs
Charles l.. Phillips. wife Of Col.
Phillips. hostess Army and Navy
dayl. Thursday. Queen Anne study
club. Mrs. ]. ". Clifton. hostess: F'rs.
day. Mount Baker Park guild. Mrs
Reiner Beeuwkes. chairman; satu,-
day. Seahurst auxiliary. Mrs +. u.
Carpenter. hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Bridge Tea Compliments
Miss POlreU

Ccnplimenting Miss Achs7 Lou
Powell. who il home from Smith Col
iexe for the holidays. Miss Elizabeth
Lea entertained this afternoon with
a delightful bridge at her home.
At the tea hour Mrs. II. r. os-
srander and Mrs. II. l.. McGiilis pre-.
sided at the dainty table conferred
With a basket OF brilliant poinseitsas
and lighted by white tapers In silver
holders. Assisting were Miss Helen
striker and Miss Daisy Cardln-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
No-Host Party Planned
for This EUening

A group OF friends who VIII com.
pose no.host party at the supper
dance at the Golf club this eve
ming includes Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Gillespie. Mir. and Mrs. Cecii Bacon.
Or. and Mrs. Otis Floyd famson.
Mr.. and Marion II. Cummings, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Chalmers. Mr..
ami Mrs. Calvin g. Carpenter. MI
and Mrs. r. $. Ycaton. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Clinton Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Glenn Stihhs. Mr.. and Mn.
Frederick Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
vel Putnam Lilly. Miss Louise
Raymond. Mr.. Norman Gibbs and
Mr.. David Whitcomb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Holy Night ....... Frsns Grue.r
womsa's University Club Chorus
Director. Mrs Elizabeth Rleh-
mond Miller. ornpanist. Ma
VIVA J. Earsart
h-re~nse .-.-...-%.---s.. lf-,ontr
Flys Prviudss ....-......... Snop'a
Miss ysstA Muta
FChan.on sorverisnne- rourdrain
The Heart % sarasda~ .MeMiiIAn
Mrs r. c. RgEs
~Naxsrsth- ................ Gounof
sierra Marena" ....... Monas,sflo
Miss Marjorie Miller
Srn H. y. Hiidroth at piano
Ell Eli" .......-.......... schinfisv
b An Evening Song ........ .oiibsrts
Cwords ~ Agnes fsockhart ifuEhssi
The Velvet Darkness" .Eeddick
Mrs Adam Heeisr
Ms ~. y. Hildreth At plano
Chorus
'sBoais o. Nine Anne s;ratisn Miner
= sweet Miss MARI" ....... NsidlinEnr
woman's University club chorus.
Director Mrs. Elizabeth Rich
rsond Miller: acrompanlst. Mrs.
". J. Earhart
This members ~ this chorus are; First
soprano. Miss Emma kassshaufn. Miss
Bessie Bankhead. Mira Frank Hayisy.
Mrs. Everett CLARK. Mrs, Edward 9 XII
bourne. second soprano. Mrs. Allison
Wanamaker. Mrs Herbert waldo. Mrs
Catherine Campbell Mrs. chaH Paul. Mrs
n J. Mcsurdy. Miss MadsiI Giiies FIRST
alto, Mrs Rhstt walker. Mrs. samuel
Barnes Mrs Chas. = Jones. Mrs Wm.
Bowdeu. Mrs. w. o. Mckay; second alto.
Mrs Thorwald slegfrisd. Mrs. II. T..
McCray. Mrs. Ivan l.. Hyland.
The hostesses were Mrs. Herbert
A. Crowder and Miss Eleanor Towne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Custer Canp No. 4

Custer camp No. /. Sons OF Vet.
Grams. and Custer auxiliary will serve
n home cooked dinner at y. m.
Tuesday, January 3. In Veterans
hall. armory. The dinner viii be
followed by an entertaining program
OF music. At $40 the camp and
auxiliary will hold a joint mstalla.
ton Of officers All patriotic organi.
zations and their friends invited TO
be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Assistants Named
for Tea

Assisting Mrs. John r. Holmes
at the tea she Is giving at her
home Thursday afternoon. from J
until O'Clock. honoring her
daughterin. law. Mrs David Roscn-
berg. will BE- Mz. Frcd v. Fisher.
Mrs. sam Blum. Mrs. Carl Scher
mer. Mrs. Herbert A. schoenfeld.
Mrs. Samuel oStrow and Mrs. NJ.
+. Hornstesn. who viii alternate al
the urns. They will be asSistci
by Mrs. Benjamin Harris. Mrs. j.
q. Cohen. Miss Carolyn stern. Miss
Irene Goldsmith. Miss Marian Nit
ueberger and Miss Ida Seit1iek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Dill to Come Out
for Solon's Tora

Ciar~nce c. Dbl. democrat, h =
f'ccted 70 make formal snnounce7nal
soon Of his candidacy to succeed 81,
aior Miles Poindextcr. and 10 80
an active campaign. The tip. IN
for senator" is being circulated i
democratic ranks turnout the 81
Dil probably will announce his -
didacy at the jackson day. ~,
be held at Collar. January 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Preside at Supper

AZ tho New Years dance the Fac
ulty Wives club Is giving this even
ing. presiding at the supper table win
be Mrs. Henry suxzailo. Mrs. Ia.
mond s. Mcahy. Airs. David Thotnp.
son. Mrs. Pierre J. F'rein. Mrs. Fred
G. Aver and Mrs. william Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Seattle Lodge No. :

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree ~
Honor Protective association. ~iil
meet January In its new home.
Evergreen han. IN tho new A. O.
q. ". building. 1900 Ninth ave. This
will be a short business meeting
owing TO tho A. O. u. w. carnival.
Installation % officers viii take
place January 10. Closed session.
Waiting members cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Gen. George Washington Circle
Ie>ebi Heights woman's
IMPROVEMENT Club

The Laschi Heights woman's I'm.
provcment club will be entertained
By Mrs. ~ A Weed. Mrs. william G.
Mccall and Mrs. a. q. Keene. at the
residence Of Mrs. Weed. 302 2sth
ave. Friday. January 5. at o'clock.
An Interesting program for the aft.
ernoon has been arranged and viii
include a piano number by Iis~ Clara
Lewis. an address by Mrh. W. +. liar.
per on My Trip to the orient" fol
lowed by a plano solo by Miss Grace
Amlth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
DATES
TO REMEMBER
sHTUEDAY, DECEMBER al

sATr EDA1. DECEMBER al
Dinner dance at Seattle Yacht Club
Dance for Miss Clara Bruins. with
Miss Jean Fox and Nr. Harry
For as hosts. az home.
Supper dance a. Seattle Golf and
Country club.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter 7. Andras 20
entertain with a supper at home
Or and Mrs A. - roiiefsen's
dancing party at their reHidence.
entertain with watch party At
home.
SUNDAY, JANUAgY -
Mr. and Mrs. clifford Wiley. Miss
Marion and Miss Virginia Wiley
20 keep open house from until 7
O'Clock.
Mrs. Belle Burns UpaeEraff at home
from until s o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Douglas to be
dinner hosts IN their apartment.
Dinner at home With Ar. and Mrs.
william Hinkly Parsons ms heats.
Mr.. and Mrs.. willard George Her
ron will receive their friends at
their home. 1915 broadway ~.
MONDAY. JANUARY p
Colonel Charles T.. Phillips. r. p. A..
and Mrs Phillips 20 be at home.
Miss Helen Williams hostess at
luncheon al home.
DhnciuH parry CompNfnfnting MI.
and Mrs. Varde Mcfarland. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Fellows as
hosts.
TUESDAY, JANUARY B.
Miss Naribeth Gsrbei to entertain
with tea at home.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY A.
Mrs Robert q. flubner 70 entertain
with a bridge tea. compilmenting
Mrs. Narde Mcfarland
Tea for Mrs. David Rosenberg, with
Mrs John ". Holmes as hostess.
until o'clock.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10
Mrs g. r. Cilr0ys bridge tea n,
home for Mrs. Varde Mcfarland
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL
The wedding ~ Miss Edith Redreid
20 Lieutenant Comma nder Albert
Harold Rocks. y. 8. ~. in Trinity
Parish church, at $40 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Has Four Babies in
Less Than One Year

AMILENE. Texas. Dec. 3i.--Mrs.
NJ. n. Young. OF Abilene. is, prob.
ably the only woman in the world
to become the mother of four ha.
bies in less than one year. Early
this year Mrs. Young became the
mother OF bouncing boy. This
wreck she became the mother OF
uipiets. The mother and the ha.
bies are doing well.
Mrs. Young Is 30 years old and
IL the mother OF 10 children. The
Youngs are farmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
SNOW AND HOLLY

a snow house. centering the holly,
trimmed table, red candles cleaning
at each place, and candy favors mas.
querading as snow men were Incl.
dents OF the birthday party arranged
at their Fort Worden quarters on
Thursday by Captain Joseph Francis
Stiley. U. $. A.. and Mrs. Stley. in.
GLIDING all the children on the line.
and In honor of their son, Joseph
Francis Stiley, IL.