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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-07
Personal

Mrs. Frank u. Black and son
Harold will return about March 1
from California where they have
been spending the past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scott. of
Vancouver. H. C.. were the week
end gues'tn Of Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ
MaeWhinnic.
Mrs. u. y. Wright. OF Chelan. wan
tho guest last week OF her brother
and siater'inlnw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry q. Tuttlo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. Wills and
daughter Janice will arrive tomorrow
from Alliance. Ncb., en- route 20 Cali
fornia. and will be guests OF Mira u.
y. Gilman and other friends for a
week
Mru. John Loor Locke, with her
niece. Miss Emma white. left Hatur.
day for n visit OF six weeks in Call.
fornia
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. ovington. Of
Lake Crescent. are in the city. guests
at tho wintonia hotel
Mr.. and Mrs- u. Hester Cute spent
the weekend In town. coming over
from Olympia on Saturday.
Mrs. II. Logan Gcary. OF Portland
arrived last night. TO spend "A few
days visiting relatives
Miss Frances MefAchian. Of Port.
land. In spending the week as the
guest Of her sister. Miss Florence
Mciachian-
Mr.. and Mr.. George n. swfnehnrt
and daughter. Miss Olivia. have sold
their homo In Mount Baker Park.
and have removed To Gil ssrd ava
Mra Margaret Huber, left ycster.
day for Victoria. Is. G.. where she will
mako her home.
Miss Aida and Miss Ruth Hubert
came down from Everett Saturday 90
attend the dinner dance at tho RAJ.
nier club. .
Mr.. Fred Hubert. Of Everett. was
In town ON Saturday. coming down
10 attend the junior prom.
Mr.. David Scheetx Craig ieft last
evening for n month's business trip
to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
DR.. George II. Mcculioch. who has
been spending tho past few months
in Southern California. II expected 10
return this week.
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w. Tuesday evening. Feb. q. a,
) y. m
Major and Mrs. A. NJ Winner. who
arc known a. the smallest people IN
The world. viii take a prominent part
In tho program. giving several vocal
selections. and tho Major will make a
speech
Dorcaa Circle
Dorrns Circle will meet Tuesday.
Feb. 2. y. m. with Mrs Lucy Al.
kInaon. 1918 3rd ave. West
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A. any time when ten girls are
ready for the Red Cross hfesaving
examination II will be given at the
Y. w. c. A pool
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ALBANY. ". Y-Pasrick Muir
nay. ~. prominent labor union OF.
fetal. dead.
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On wednesday. February >, Dad
Henry will give a lecture OF special
interest 10 divers. All girls inter
ested In diving are invited to come
TO the pool at O'clock.
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Ladies' Aid Society Of g., NJ. r..
Church

Ladies' AID Society OF the 81, NJ. r..
church. will produce n play entitled
The Business Meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid Society" Mt the Calgary M. u.
church. corner Of 23rd and 10th N.
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Pool-Lcarn TO swim before the
summer comes. and IL you are a
swimmer learn TO be lifesaver
before the summer months.
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CURRY OF PRAWNS
IN RICE.
] onion
] apple
? cups stock
u cup raisins
] dessertspoon curry powder
2 tabi~rnoone flour

: tHbIrFpoonf Hour
Melt butter. add minced onion and
fry til onion is golden brown. Mix
curry powder and -four and add TO
butter. Simmer for Is minutes. Stir
In stock slowly and add apples. rails.
ins and salt and pepper. Cook. stir.
ring constantly. until thick and
smooth. Put over hot water and
let simmer for half an hour. Add
prawns and when thoroiy hot serve
In a border OF cooked rice.
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Notes From
the Y. w. A.

| The Cosmopolitan cluD OF tne 4.
W. 9. a. meets on Tuesday. Feb
ruary 8, for club supper In the
cafeteria NJ O'Clock 20 be followed
by Bible classes at In the club
rooms. There will be n social hour
and frollc at 7.3o. when games and
other recreation win be enjoyed. The
president Of the club. Miys Dorothy
Bubb. wishes to- meet the chairmen
Of all standing committees Mt $50
In the office OF the club secretary
for a short conference before the
club meeting.
On Thursday, February 10, the
| Friends OF All club Will meet at
O'Clock for club supper In the cafe
terra and at Gas there Will be the
half hour Bible talk. TO be followed
by a health and hygiene lecture and
discussion. The club members viii
be hostesnes AZ tho vespers services
Sunday, February 10.
The Acacia club for married
women have their Bible study on
| Friday. February II. at 100 .. M
I 10 be followed by another OF the
series OF talks on food hygienica.
The Altrua club for business girls
meets on Friday evening. February
II. AT Q o'clock for supper in the
cafeteria. with Bible study at 2
.. m. In the third floor club room
DR.. Myrtle Mas has charge OF
the surprise program that the club
members are enjoying each week
following ther regular club meet
ing.
Gymnasiurn-Join one Of the new
classes In the gymnasium which
have just started.
Pool-Lcarn TO swim before the
summer comes, and IL you are a
swimmer learn to be a lifesaver
before the summer months.
At any time when ten girls are
ready for the Red Cross lifesavIng
examination II will be given at the
Y. w. c. A pool.
On Tuesday, February 3. p. M
there Will be a moving picture, IT,
Illustrating correct foot. wear and the
effect upon health. Members Of the
Parent.Tcach associations are es-
pecially invited to be present Ad-
mission is free.
On Wednesday. February >. Dad
Henry will give a lecture OF special
interest 20 divers. All girls inter
csted I'm diving arc invited TO come
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Art Department Of woman's Cen.
tsIry Club

Art department Of Woman's Cen
fury club with Mrs. II. v. Luithicn,
222 w. Comstock st. at 2 y. m.
Program: "chiido HassaIn" by Mrs.
r. u. Paimcrton and willard l..
Metcalf' by Mrs. A. I. Nofslnger.
Current events by tho department
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Gymnasiurn-Join one of the new
classes IN the gymnasium which
have just started.
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Dorras Circle will meet TNuemia,
reb. .. .. m. with Mrs Lucy A
kInaon. 1918 3rd ave. West
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W.. Tuesday evening. Feb. Z. a.,
) y. m.
Major and Mrs. A. NJ Winner. who
arc known az the smallest people IN
The world. will take prominent part
In tho program. giving several vocal
selections. and tho Major will make a
speech
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DR.. Myrtle Mas has charge OF
the surprise program that the club
members are enjoying each week
following theF regular club meet.
ing.
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s'so Uai Council Of Mofhevs
seattle Central Council OF the Con.
gress OF Mothers and ParentTeach.
crs' associations, will hold ita rcgu
Jar monthly meeting at tho Y. w.
{. A.. Feb. at 10 a m
AZ I;f5 n m. following the circle
report. Mrs. r. G. McCrcdie Of the
state board Of health will speak on
Social Hygiene"
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Mt. Baker Park Ladies' Club
Mothers Of Zeta Tau Alpha

Mothers OF Zeta Tau Alpha So
rority Mt chapter house. 474G 10th
ave- N. Il. at 2:3o .. m.
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city Federation. w. q. T.u

City Federation OF w. c. IT. u. Mt
Plymouth church Mt o'clock. Mrs.
Anna Colwell, representative 10 state
legislature from Snohomish county
will speak on Important Measures
Coming Before This Session."
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Prc~bytrrial Of First Church

Presbyterial In ladics' parlors Of
First Presbyterian church Mt 1910
a. m. All women Interested In mis-
aions are cordially invited.
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The Acacia club for m arrfed
women have their Bible study on
Friday. February II. at 100 .. m
TO be followed by another OF the
series OF talks on food hygienics.
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Cliontsn Club

Educational day will he observed
by Ciionian club at .. m at the
Federation club house. Roll call Will
be responded TO by giving tho names
OF prominent educators. Mrs. W. y.
Harper viii discuss what the goth
Century DEMANDS Of Our Public
Schooln.- and Mrs. II. T. Granger
will talk on Tho State Educational
Loan Fund.
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Past commanders OF Seattle Re
view No. q. w. II. A.. with Mrs.
J. Ia Lartmcr. 1907 First ave. ~.
from III to 4 Lunch at noon. Take
East Queen Annc car.
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The AItrua club for business girls
meets on Friday evening. February
II. AT o'clock for supper in tho
cafeteria. with Bible study at
.. m. In the third floor club room
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Parliamentary procedure depart
ment OF Woman's Century club ut
Y. w. c. A. at 2 o'clock.
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Cosmopolitan club OF Y. w. c. A.
In cafeteria Mt 9 .. m. followed by
Btbie class at o. m. and soclal
hour NJ I1o. Tho president Miss
Dorothy Bulb. asks that tho chair.
men Of all standing committees me-,
al Gao In tho office OF tho club
secretary for n short conferences DO
fore the regular meeting.
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MFR. Fred Hubert Of Everett. was
In town ON Saturday. coming down
10 attend tho junior prom.
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A. X r. N. r.. C1ub


A r. +. NJ. Y. club with MR..
cavan. sTii Burke ave-. at %. m.
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Totem Club Chorus. 40s Hoge An.
mex Mt 73o p. m. under direction of
Miss Lillian Schocnbcrg.
Evening star., 1921-01-19
of the Italian embassy, Signor Ales-
andre Mariani.

of the Italian embassy, Signor Ales-
andre Mariani.
Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert was hostess
at a luncheon today at her residence.
1923 Vermont avenue, when her
guests were Mrs. J. c. W. Beckham.
Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, Mrs. Joseph
Irwin France. Mrs. James r. Mann,
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh. Mrs, John Allan Dougherty.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, Mrs. Charles
G. Matthews. Mrs William kearny
Carr and Mrs. Albert L. Mills.
Tomorrow Mrs. Lambert will give
buffet luncheon for forty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta. who
have spent a fortnight at the Willard.
went to New York yesterday for a
few days. and will return at the
end Of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Mesta
will go to Palm Beach the first week
in February, where they will join
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams, who
will leave their home in New York
the end of this week for the south.
Admiral and Mrs. H. H. Rousseau
will be among the dinner hosts of
this evening.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will be at
home tomorrow afternoon. when she
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs
Clarence Richmond Day.
Gen. John J. Pershing. q. 8. A., will
be at home Informally on Sunday aft
ernoons. January 20. 30 and February
8.
Mrs. Key Pittman. wife Of the Sena-
tor from Nevada. will be at home toinor-
row from 8 to z, at Wardman Park
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ward Goodman. vhsn the cast will in
cluds Miss Dorothy Dennstt. Mr.. Q.
H clifford and Mr.. J. NJ. Curtin. The
second play. PEARLS" 10 BY Mrs. John
W. Thompson. ana the cast will in
clude Miss Mildred Brown. the author
Mrs. Thompson: Mr.. Edwin Trusheim,
Mr.. Addison Smith and Mr.. c. H. Gif-
ford. IAN Unlucky Star will be the
third play. and those taking part in
1t will include Miss Nancy Gordon
smss s0nss Mr. Mrs wv netov MI
Mrs. Burleson, wife of the Postmas-
ter General, IL the author Of The
Gift Of the Magii." founded on the
story BY o. Henry. which will be the
fourth play to be given that evening.
Paul de Hon Reed. Mrs. John w.
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. to 6 o'clock At 1870 New Hampshire

3 to 6 o'clock at 1890 New Hampshire
avenue.
Mrs. Robert l. Owen. wife Of sena-
daughter, Mrs. John Cameron Haw-
kins, viii be at home tomorrow AFT
ernoon after 4 o'clock, at 1901 Wyo-
ming avenue.
Mrs. Miles Poindexter. wife OF the
Junior senator from Washington. and
Mrs. Wesley L. Jones. wife Of the sen
Tor senator Of tho same state, viii pc
at home tomorrow afternoon at 1859
N street. the home Of Senator ana
Mrs. Poindexter.
Senator James K. vardaman Of Mis-
sissippi will be at the Hotel La Fa-
yette for a few days. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Pickford.
Mrs. Frederick w. McReynolds will
be at home Informally Thursdays,
January 27 and February 3.
Mrs. George A. King and Miss
Elizabeth Trueman King. will be at
home tomorrow afternon at 1911
28th street northwest.
Mrs. Frank s. Hight is chairman.
and she. together with Mrs w. Sin
Cootes and Maj. Harold M. Rayner.
led the riders in their various figures
in the ring. and the riders. who were
divided into two divisions. included
Mrs. Thomas F Logan. Mrs. Frederic
Huidekoper. Mrs. Charles Cushman.
Mrs. Roswell Steel. Miss Julia Whit
ing. Miss Mona Blodgett, Miss Natalie
Barnes. Miss Florence Schneider. Miss
Matilda Houghton. Miss Frances NC
Kee. Miss Madeleine Austin and MISS
Marion Drain: the second secretary
Of the Belgian embassy. Mr.. Robert
Silvercruys: Capt. Cahill. Mr.. Sadao
saburi of the Japanese embassy. Dr.
J. B. Hubrecht of the Netherlands
legation, Maj. Henry Leonard. Capt.
Peaslee and Capt L. Ames Brown. A
supper dance followed in the spacious
rooms on the second floor of the club
and the supper table, across one end OF
the room. was decorated with baskets
Of pink sweet peas.
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke left
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Hotel. when she will have with her
Mr1 william NJ Calder. wife Of the SEN
ator from New York; Mra Rufus Day
and Mrs Charles c. McChord.
Miss Prentice was hostess yesterday
afternoon in the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes, for q bridge
party Of nine tables, followed by tea.
Mrs. Noyes and Mrs John w. Thomp-
son assisted Miss Prentice during the
afternoon.
Miss Louise DeIano will entertain
at a dinner followed by bridge this
evening, in compliment to Miss Mir
lam Benoist Of St Louis. who is visit
ing Miss 1sabe1l Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley will en-
tertain at dinner this evening.
Mr.. John B. Henderson will enter
tain a distinguished party Of scientists
at dinner this evening.
Mrs. Charles H. Harlow. 2501 Mass
achusetts avenue. will not observe her
day at home tomorrow.
Mrs Charles Nelson Riker Is enter
tanning at bridge this afternoon. A
color schoms Of gray IL carried out
with tally cards and other features
and a cluster Of pink Killarney roses
adorns the tea table. at which Mrs
hostess and Mrs. Reid Hunt Of Bos-
ton preside. There arc seven tables
at cards.
At Homes.
Mrs. Arthur Capper. wife OF Senator
Capper Of Kansas. will be at home
tomorrow afternoon from to 6. at
her residence, HOO 18th street.
Mrs. John B. Kendrick and Miss
Rosa-Maye Kendrick. wife and daugh-
ter of Senator Kendrick Of Wyoming,
will not be at home tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. Joseph s. Frelinghuysen. wife
of the senator from New Jersey, will
be at home tomorrow afternoon, at
her residence, 1913 10th street. when
she will be assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. Mrs. Mirwick and
Miss Smalley.
Mrs. Kenyon. wife Of Senator Will
liam S. Kenyon of Iowa, will re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon from 8 to
S o'clock, with Mrs. Ashurst. wife Of
Senator Henry F. Ashurst Of Arizona,
at the 1atters residence. 1902 16th
Senator J. W. Harrald. senator-elect
OF Oklahoma. and Mrs. Harrald. who
were at Congress Hall for a time,
have taken an apartment at the Hotel
Raleigh for the rest Of the season,
Mrs. Reed Smoot, wife Of Senator
Smoot Of Utah, will be at home to-
morrow afternoon at 1921 Connecti-
cut avenue.
The Misses Cummins, sisters of
Senator Albert b. Cummins of Iowa,
will be at home tomorrow afternoon
from 3 to s at the Portland, where
they are spending the winter.
Mrs Henry r. Ashurst. wife OF the
senator from Arizona, win be at home
tomorrow afternoon and will have
with her Mrs. William s. Kenyon,
wife Of the senator from Iowa
Mrs. Frank b. Kellogg. wife Of
Senator Kellogg Of Minnesota. will
not observe her afternoon at home
tomorrow. but will be at home Thurs
day, January n.
Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen WIN be at
home tomorrow afternoon at the
Highlands for the last time this sea-
son.
Mrs. George p. Mclean. wife Of
Senator Mclean Of Connecticut will
be at home tomorrow afternoon from
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Lubomirska will 90 to New York
Friday to attend the dinner 20 be
given that evening BY Mr.. and Mrs,
Nicholas Murray Butter. They will
return January IS. and Princess
Lnbormfrska will be at home Janu-
sry -eS.
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Washington today for Convent. N z,
where he win be the guest for several
days Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall
Allen at Glenaylen. He will spend q
short time in New York before re-
turning.
Mrs. Grace Robinson McAlHster Of
Bel Air. Md, ts visiting her cousin
Mrs. II. v. Belt. at 184S Bi1tmore
street. Mrs. Belt will leave Satur-
day for a three-week visit with
friends in South Carolina.
Representative and Mrs. Richard
Olney entertained at dinner last even-
Ing. taking their guests on to the
Chilean embassy dance.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Wells enter
tanned 2 company at dinner last even-
Ing at Wardman Park Hotel, in honor
OF the Governor Of New Brunswick,
Canada, and Mrs. William Pugsloy.
Mrs. George Barnett entertained at
dinner last evening. when her guests
included Senator and Mrs. Howard
Sutherland, Senator and Mrs. Henry
W. Keyes. Gen. Charles L. McCawley.
Col. John c. Gilmore, jr.. Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs. Leonard Smith,
Judge Knott, Mrs. n Buchanan Mer-
ryman. Mr.. John derrick Roy of
Baltimore and Miss Anne Gordon and
Mrs Basil Gordon. daughter and son
Of the hostess.
Mrs. Barnett left after the dinner for
New York. from whore she will sail
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Thompson and Mr.. Roger L MacAn-
drewa.
Mrs. william Claiming johnson is
directing all of the plays. with the
exception Of Mrs. Burfeson's. which is
being put on by Mr.. L McH. Howe.
MrA J. X. Woodward Of Louisville,
ky- is spending q few days with
CONTINUED on Ninth PaEe.5
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The plays to be given by the Drama
League Of Washington will be a de-
lightful feature Of the Near East Re-
lief benefit to be given on the evening
Of January Is in the Salon des Ma
which will be followed BY a ball
The first play to be given win be
''Eugenically speaking" by Mr.. Ed
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Capt and Nine. de Lavsrgne enter
tanned q small company at dinner last
evening at the Cafe st. Marks.
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Mr.. and Mrs William Boge-t of Kes-
wick. Va, have come to WASHINGTON
for several weeks stay at the Hotel
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Prof. and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll were
hosts at luncheon at the Cosmos Club
yesterday in compliment to NJ. l. Bene-
dite. director Of the Luxembourg Gallery
In Paris. France; his daughter. Mile.
Benedite, and Prof. James MONTGOMERY,
who lectured before the Archeological
Society on Monday. and Mrs Mont
gomery. Asked to meet them were Mrs.
James B. Scott. Mrs. Amarylis Gillett,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Richard Fuller and
Judge Martin Knapp.
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today for Europe to Join her elder
daughter. Miss Leila Gordon, who has
been studying In Paris Mi1 Gordon
will return With hsr mother next
month.
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The charge d'anaires Of the Italian
feFtained at iuncheon today. when
their eueses included Representative
and Mrs.. Richard Oluey, and their
AouS0 guest. Miss Rogsrs Of Boston:
Axs- Hare Lippinoott, Mrs.. Erskine.
house guest Of the hosts: sisnor Ar
01cAsgtra Of Milan, and the secretary
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Continued on Ninth Pa9e.5
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A PARADISE WITH
NO INCOME TAX.

Sydney, New South Wales, Sept. l..
A country without an army, with
out a navy, without a national debt
and without an income tax; where
the romance of the South Seas still
lives, and where every male reaching
the age of sixteen years must own
eight and one quarter acres Of land
to sustain his own family-a statute
obligation which is fulfilled by
magnanimous government granting
him the land gratis.
Such is Tonga, the last remaining
native kingdom in the Pacific ocean,
according to the description furnish
ed by TuiVakanao, premier of the
island, who was here recently.
Premier Vakanoa said that the peo-
pie of Tonga are very contented They
flag, and parliament of seven mem
bers elected by the people and an
equal number chosen by the mobiles
or hereditary chiefs.
AT InS SuU VI ldSL t1dTCn premier
Vanakoa said the kingdom had a sur
plus of more than 100000 pounds
revenue over its expenditure after
paying for all public works.
Males reaching the age of sixteen
are granted their land and must
plant enough cocoanuts, yams and
other food to SuStain their fomil;oS
and to pay their educational tax,
which practically completes their
civic duties, he said.
The premier has an attractive per-
sonality. His English is excellent. al
though he confesses to a slight tim
id1ty because all his education was
obtained in Tongan school. He
has been premier since 1912.
The daily times., 1921-09-02
HALF A CENTURY
Oklahoman Praises Black-Draught,
Having Used 1t ''Can Safely
Say for so Years"

Grandfield, Okla.-One Of the best
known farmers of Tilman County, Mr..
G. w. Tisdale, who owns and manages
a wagon yard here, says:
81 have used Thedford's Black
Draught-I believe can safely ay for
fifty years.
81 was born and reared in Texas,
Freestone County, sixty-four years ago.
I have been married forty-four years.
My father used Black-Draught before
was married, and gave it to us /. :.
For forty-four years of my married
life, it has had a place on our medi-
cine shelf. and is the only laxative. or
liver medicine, we use. We use 1t
for torpid liver, sour stomach. head
ache, indigestion :. don't think we
could get along without 1t, knowing
what it has done for us, and the money
it has saved. 1t is just as good and re-
liable today as 1t was when we began
its use. My boys use 1t and they are
satisfied it's the best liver medicine
they have ever used"
Thedford's Black-Draught Is purely
vegetable, not disagreeablc to take
and acts in a prompt and natural way.
So many thousands of persons have
been benefited by the Sc of Thedford's
Black-Draught, you should have no
hesitancy in trying this valuable old
well-esta blished remedy, for most liver
and stomach disorders. NC-139b.
The daily times., 1921-09-02
RRADSTREETS TRADE REPORT

Richmond, Va, Aug. 31.-Brad
mond and vicinity:
Wholesale trade-Duu.
Retail trade-Poor
Manufacturing g-Quiet.
Collections-Slo
Crops-Poor.
Trade as a whole shows no i'm
provement over recent months, the
only lines reporting improvement of
note are cotton, foodstuffs and auto
mobile accessories. Building sup
plies have been in fair demand for
sometime but this demand is now
slackening as building is decreasing.
Wholesale dealers in shoes report
Few orders. The same is true Of
clothing and other wearing apparel.
Business with paper dealers and
manufacturers is quiet Manufac-
turers of tobacco are operating at
about half capacity. Dealers in coal
both wholesale and retail report poor
sales. Manufacturers of fertilizer
report disappointing early sales.
Failures continue numerous and in
this district show a considerable in
crease over August, 1920. Collec-
tions continue very slow and bank
c'earings show heavy decrease in
comparison with recent years. Crops
are generally poorer than they have
been in many years. The acreage is
below normal and the extreme con-
tinued, dry hot weather has in many
sections entirely destroyed all crops
Pasturage is very poor, necessitating
the feeding of live stock and many
farmers are disposing of their cattle
to some forage and in some instances
to obtain funds for urgent necessi-I
ties. In this territory no early farm-I
ing operation in preparation for fall
crops has been possible.