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PRESBYTERIAN.
First and Central.


First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Market street, above \lhth'
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing hy Rev. j. Ritchic Smith. ID. d.
School and other regular meetings al
Princeton Theological Seminary. SUNDAY
the usual hours.
Hanover.
Hanover Presbyterian Church, Eight-
eenth street and Boulevard, Rev. ChaS'
"A. Bohner pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject. 1880 The Atonement; '.So'
The Christian Sentinel" Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the usua'
hours
West.
West PRESBYTERIAN Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. Rev. Z. FRANZ
lin Smiley. ID. ID. pastor. Preaching 10
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. subject. 1890 The Master MIN
istry:" 7.3O a Petition From Perdi-
ton" Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
Green Hill.
Green Hill Presbyterian Church, Ken
nett Pix, Rev. Thomas Kerr pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning at lo.4'
o'clock: Sabbath School at $50 Jr. e
T., at >; Y. Z. 5. c r.. at I p IN.
EIsmere.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church, Kew i.
McMaster pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject. 1890. Wise Master Builders,
service for Ladies Aid: p m, In"
Glory of the Gospel" sunday school
and other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
First.
First Presbyterian church. "t Deia +
ware city, Rev. Robert tlairhorn'
Pitzer pastor. Preaching tomorro"
morning by tho Rev. Arthur G. Tihbitt
Of Odessa 730 y. m. Icy tho pastor.
SUNDAY school and other rcEula meet
ings at the usual hours.
First
First United Preshytcrian thur'h
Third and Broome streets. RcV. \. y.
calhoun. pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening hy tn" pastor
Subject III a. m. Becoming as llttI'
children" 7.45 y. m. Getting III
Touch With God" sabbath school ana
other regular meetings at the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Harrison Church Play.

Broken Chains, 81 play dealing with
modern life in Turkey will he produced at
Harrison street NJ r. Church, Thursday,
May ;, at 8.15 p. m under the direct ion
of the World Evangelism Committee 81
the Epworth League Miss Matilda
Nennernan and Miss Lillian Groves are
producing the play which dcals with The
story of a n educated Turkish girl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
WELCOME FOR PASTOR.
Junior EpwOrth eague Gives Reception
Ia Rev. and Mrs. W. T.. Hahbert.

Junior EpwOrth eague Gives Reception
Ia Rev. and MRS. ". l.. Hahbert-
Rev. and Mrs ". f. Habbert were
rendered a reception by the Junior Ep-
worth League OF Harrison street Nj. T..
Church on Friday evening. Mrs. Hab-
bert. who is assistant superintendent OF
me intermediate department Of the
League. was presented with a $40 gold
piece by Miss Florence Ne Mullen on
behalf Of the League.
The program included addresses, mus
zeal selections and solos. William
Knots gave the address II welcome.
Solos were rendered by Miss Betitia
Hart Miss Carrie Biddle. and Miss
Florence McMullen. Reeitations We're
given by Miss Esther Draper and
EVELYN Russell a piano solo was per
formed by Clifton Jones. and a duet by
I.etitia and Eleanor Hart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Rev. sheridan To Be Here Tomorrow

Rev. J. NJ sheridan. superintendent
of church Extension of the Maryland
Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
church. will preach al the service of
the Peninsula Methodist Protestant
church. in the Jr o. Il A. NJ. hall. a07
TatnaH street tomorrow at 1890. Dr.
Sheridan spent three weeks IN vii
nington over year ago. at which time
he started the new work Of his dcnoni-
nation in Wilmington. which later re-
suited in the organization Of the Pen
insuIa Church. The pastor, Rev. Leon
ard 3. Smith, will preach in Milford
tomorrow morning. Mr.. Smith will re-
turn here for the evening service and
preach at the 73O p. m. service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
SCOTT CHURCH WOMEN.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of Scott NJ. +. Church was held last
evening M the home Of Mrs. Harry
Keene. 923 Pine street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
IL THE RAN.
II. stephens.

*; Stephens Lutheran Church. Tat
bah stree, near Seventh street Rev.
Frederic Docrr. pastor. PREACHING to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. subject 1890 The Name of
Paw,r." 7.20 "Commendahle Iuterroga-
toms sunday school, az fla, meetings
X .he usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
New $. S. Assembly Han.

Ground from the new Sunday school
a assembly hall for Siiverbrook NJ f.
Church will be broken on Tuesday
Nav q. The service Will have several
UNDUE and interesting features.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
North.

North.
North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. Rev. william
l.. Pettingil pastor; Rev. Edward E.
Washburn. associates pastor. Eigh-
teenth anniversary of the present pas
torate Preaching at 1910 and 7.45 by
the pastor. Morning subject. "EbeneZer:
Hitherto Hath the Lord Helped U.s."
evening. Not | But the Grace of God
Which Was With Me" Bible School at
noon.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware Avenue and West street, Rev.
Joseph Y Irwin. =. r. n, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor. Subject. 1910. Tho
Believers Possessions" The ordinances
of Baptism and the Lords Supper will
he administered al this service; :. 30.
Reasons for Failure and Success in
business as Wen as Religion sun
day school at 2 y. m. and other regular
meetings al the usual hours
Second.
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets Rev George u. ALL
son. rh. H.. pastor Preaching To-
morrow morning and evening by the
d pastor. subject, it.3b. me ttEfal '9Ittt'
of TcaChablcncss. 745 The True
Source of Personal and National
Morale" sunday School and other
regular meetings nj the usual hours.
Communion and reception Of new mem
hcrs at morning service
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist church Iac fzzr7r7 77--4i 4
Elm streets. Rev Charles c Earle. y.
1 -. pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor Subject.
1890 The Power of ConscCra ton =
30 Feeding Swine an thu Life Worth
While SUNDAY School and other
regular meetings al tho usual hours
Conservation Of dca,on4 reception of
ucw mcmhcrs and communion Al = -
First swedish.
Firs, swedish Baptist Church. corner
Nandrver avenue and Church street
Rev q A Chadcr pastor Preaching
tomorrow morning and cycning hv the
pastor Subject. 1880. An Ideal
church Member 80 English scrvir"
solomon. a Man Who Bcgan Well
sunday school AZ the usual hour
vi. Enon.
Nj. Enon BAPTIST Church, Rev. \. @
scott. pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor. n
1890 and 745 STANDARD tim.) SUNDAY
echoo- and other regular meetings a
,,.,.f I,,-fre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

The Queen Esther Circle will meet in
the church house st 7.45 p. ~. The mite
boxes will be opened Miss Anna NegeG-
dank's Group will present sketch,
Would You Have Known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
FRATERNAL SPIRITUALSTS
CHURCH

Sunday so p. m. Eden Hall, Delaware
avenue. Services by Mrs Moore. Mes
sages by Mrs. Harley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS. :.
Il. uLe's.

ii. lukC'S.
Il Iuk. reformed Epie, opal
church Munro, ANA Eighth, Ito, Wi
liam Iamming fr,t,r. SUNDAY s. hooi.
la 4 ~ moruiuG prayer and sermon
ana holy communion 4, IT, evening
prayer ana SERMON al 80 Wednesday
at j.. Iu. nid-v,,n service
Friends.
Friends Mcciius Tenth and IIaJri-
sun stt,cts First Day ,Sanda1D at
1880 IL m E1hlc lass a II 81 nid
yoek meeting ou Fourth nay Wodnes-
day at 7.4a H. ~
New Church.
New church Pennsylvania avenue
ana Rroome street. Rev Geo Henry
Dole pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing ~ the pastor subject, lu4a The
Ascension.
seventh Day AdVentl>ts.
First seventh Day Adventi~ts Church
1904 Howlaud street RcN. r +. COZ
n,r. pastor Pr,a hing Saturday morn
ing sabbath ghool and other regular
meetings at tn, usual hours
Missionary Alliance.
CHRISTIAN and Missionary Alliance.
5o4 West Fifth street. $50. prayer hour.
1890. communion service zoe Sunday
school. $50. Young Peoples meeting;
-.3O. evangelistic service. Midweek ser
vices on Monday and Thursday even
ing at 7.30 O'clock.
Unitarian.
In what way does the Unitarian
church differ and n what way does il
agree with Other chur hes and % what
drgree does lhy Unitarian interpreta-
zion Of religion Influence the world
today vii be tho questions answered
by Rex " \ Nrooman IN the sermon
Sunday morning IN the ln;ariau
Church West street, above Eighth
Service al II a.
Hazel Dell Mission.
h r. Davis Will preach before Haze
Dell Mission a 1890 a m. tomorrow
sunday school 80. Christian EndeaS-
Or $50. with Mrs Walter Rutherford
as leader Preaching 30 10y Georg,
II Hansau Subject. Jesus is Coming
Back.
Reeds Mission.
Revival services are in progress a,
+ Reeds Mission Front and jefferson
+ streets Sunday. 10 a. m, song and
/ praise services; II a. m. preaching, sub
ject Joseph The Type Of Christ l.
song and praise service; s. preaching
subject Watchman What OF Tn,
Night" Rev Z. r. Clough in charge
Holly Oak.
Holly Oak Church, Rev Clarence Gil
bert pastor. Preaching tomorrow even
ing by the pastor at 80. Sunda>
school and other regular meetings al
he usual hours.
Fraternal Splritualists.
FratcinaI Sprituallsts Church EdcI
Han, Delaware avenue. Services hy
Mrs Moore. Messages by Miss Harley
sunday 7.3U D.. III
Progressive SpiritualiSt.
Religious and Message Service sun
DAY evening 7.45. at the First Progress
sive Spiritualist Church. Pythian Castle
Hail, Delaware avenue. Services hA
+ Cor. Liccntiate. Messages by Nj
( Dorwart Of Philadelphia
Latter Day Saints.
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Later DaN
Saints. services at Eden Hall POS Yves
/ Tenth street at d. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
To Meet Next Year in Milford.

An invita- ton was recely ed from Ave
nae NJ T. Church Of Milford, % hoid
the next years convention there, and
was unanimously accepted BY tne as
sociation.
The nominating committee next made
Is report which resulted in the e.ecloa
Of the following officers for the snS4.0g
year President, State Senator Lewis VI.
Price. smyrna. vice. president Toy New
castle county. Joseph II. Burns, WI
miugIon. the retiring president; IIcv-
president for Kent county, Gamalie.
Garrison. kenton Vice-preSident for
Sussex county, Thomas 2. Scott, Nil
ford: recording secretary. j. B. Cop~s.
Wilmington. treasurer William 3.
Rothweu. New Castle. chairman Of exec
utive committee, l. Elmer Perry. Viii
mingtou. additional members Of exc
cutive committee. J. c. Pyle Henry c.
Downward, William II. Jump. Lewis NJ.
Price, jefferson Cooper, Wesley Webb.
W A. Ireland. Thomas ?. Scott. and
samuel II Messick member Of the In
ternational Executive COMMITTEES, 1.
Elmer Perry.
In his closing remarks. President
Burns pointed to the coming year as
having the most promising outlook for
the association.
song service followed apd after the
l,.nediction BY Rev. Ransom 2. Nichols
pastor Of Asbury Church Smyrna. the
convention adjourned sine die.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First Methodist Protestant Church.
ScN enth below Walnut street Rev. Fred
c. Holloway. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening hy the
pastor. at I045 and 7.45. Sunday school
and other regular meetings AZ the as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Trnit,.

Trinity p. +. Church. Delaware ave
nut and Adams street. Rev f. NJ. k!r-
kus. rector Holy communion 80 = m
sunday school $50 a. m litany, holy
communion and sermon al IL evening
PRAYER and sermon 40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Peninsula.

Peninsula NJ. +. Church. III. o. II.
A. NJ. Hail. 80, Tatnau street. Roy.
Leonard Il Smith pastor. Preaching tn-
morrow morning by Rev j. NJ sheridan
ar 1&0 ~ the pastor SUNDAY school
and other regular meetings al the usual
hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Nrn lhnrch.

New Church PENNSYLVANIA avenue
ana Rroonae street. Rev Geo Henry
Dole pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing ny the pastor. subject. u -. ne
.....r, et..r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Calvary.

calvary Episcopal Church Th.r nd
Washington streets. Rev r. II. Stevens.
rector. $50 a. M church school; lo.45
a. M. ho!y communion and sermon. sub
j,-,.c The Martyr Defenders. p. m
N.etory Guild. 7.45 evening PRAYER and
sermon. subject The Furnace of Fire"
ia, fuur.h :n the series ~ ~ len!ng ad-
dresses on The Master of the
Magic.ans.
~. Andrews.
= Andrew corner Shlp.ey and
Eighth streets. Rev Rlchard ". Trap
nell. rector Holy Communion AT s.;
Bible class and sunday school az AS;
holy communion and sermon at III:
evening prayer and address a. ,.45.
Miss cora Picket VIII address the
Young Peoples meeting al p. n.
1T. Matthews Mission.
sunday school a go; evening prayer
and address al $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

Friends Mccuue Tenth and HaJri-
Sun sttrets First Day tSanday) at
lU&o i fn. Elbso lass At 1880 mid
week meeting uu Fourth paN ,Wedues-
.i..-L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Claymont.

tsfaptnont ~ T.. Church. ClaymOnt.
Sc Howard r. McDade, pastor.
6,rea.bing morning and evening by pas
tor Subject. 1915. The Grace u Coo"
sub1ect a. The supreme Medita-
tlon sunday hool and other services
a. the usual hours. All services during
the summer sea son effective at once,
he'd al day light saving time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
kins>wood.

..0.ad " r church. Fourtc,nth
...r... streets. EeN Gco "
Fl. ..-.,f Preaching tomorIo"
r4rr and evening by tn, pastor.
~ h, Lords supper '."'. =
rr sunday school and other
.s.iar o.etings AZ M s''''
~, ,,a y,ill begin a series oi 'Ncn-
+, r-...- pu Jacob.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
seventh nat Ad.entl>ts.

First seventh Day Advcnti~ts Church.
lso4 Howland street. Rev r r. Coi-
h,r. IA stor Pr,a hing Saturday morn
ing sabbath 5, hood and other regular
meetings Al th.- us.!al hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Missionary Alliance.

CHRISTIAN and Missionary Alliance,
5o4 West Fifth street. $50. prayer hour.
1890. communion service. zoo, Sunday
school, $50. Young Peoples meeting;
80. evangelistic service. Midweek ser
vices on Monday and Thursday even
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

Il tuk, reformed Epls, opal
church Monro, nud Eighth, l@N Wi
Nam IammIng f' t"r sunday = no..
10 a m morHiue TtaN'r and sermon
and holy communion q IT, evening
prayer and SERMON AZ 80 "Wednesday
at b. m- mad -W'tN S'iN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Nj salem.

.l...A Nineteenth
., E,t l-yrnard
4, .a.tI Ttt,Etr- tomurru"
a-d ,.,r.r- Us tn. naSt'i.
.t. .arl> S4rirl
Iu, ,r.,r~.,t l.eilsi"n sun
,.4.,. t,suIat meetings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
rinIty.

Trrla II = 1h"f' 2 c''i''' -
-.,.rr. second and ChUich streets.
.l., r n coiuns pastor Preaching
morrow morning and evening b< the
..-. .oao. communion service. 500
~. Ir,-Eutrent Lord. SUNDAY
ra trd orh,5 regular meetings. al
IUt e.a hp4rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

Israndywinc NJ. =. church MarkS' "','
Twenty second streets Key III -
t;r,enrcld. pastor. Preaching '"ii""
morning and evening hN the pastor -
1850. holy communion and 'e|e,''iI''
NJ neu members; 7.So = Great i.1p-
her, sunday school and other regular
meetings Al the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

Ht pleasant M. r Church Rev. w.
W Sharp pastor. Preaching lohloiIO"
,,.ornine and evening by the pastor.
a,,b,.et lo8u Working out Gods
ta. 80 Tn, -Four Beholds Of
l.,nn SUNDAY school md other reg
ne, meetings al the usual hours. The
,,a.eor viii preach at Newark Union at
a.3O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
swedish.

SWEDISH NJ. r. Church. I'LL East
la.v.nth street. Rev Joseph Kariing
pastor Preaching toihofro" Hioi iiliis
and evening ~ tht pastor. '7ui1'aS
- houl and other f'Ea Hi'ei'hsS -
4, ~. ustiaI hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

..,.r,r Itud, III ard
-f...t- E., l-.,, v VOLS
tb,.. .ar..liaV morning
.>t. it.ae Lords
h, l4,tr'
a... Lulu u,,t-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

h.tI.l. II n ,.nur,h. IHIrtiDth aNd
.. ,.n s,,..ts E\. Is III Sunu"id
-, p,.,.hinr tomal,nv morning
und evening hA the rts,'t i'a
i.untn SrrNl,, and r,'l''',h II
H h,r- ~ hristlAA i.''"''N'
amid lr,a, hine ~'fNi'' '''l''''
F,ul arf ,.tl,.i l,Euiar meet
iu-~ ,t III. u~.al haur>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

,,,I n r church.
Eeuj,,a,d and Twenty -s''''''" ~,
i;,.y G,orr, e. "illamS. p'S''' - ~
Subject Tn, Mag
''''' '''''- -, sunday school and
,,..,i,rs ~ the usual
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Grace.

r., " = church. Ninth and West
-, Inhn W. X. Sumwat. y.
Sti'NtS' ~ -, tomorrow morn
u. pastor. Preaching "''l' N 40
iug and evening 10y th' - ~ a
communion. 80, ne rd
puzzled Man. SUNDAY ,s,,,l
oth,i regular mceunSs
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.



Union NJ. T.. Church. Fifth and WASH.
tnston streets. Rev. Harvew "i"''ei'
Ewing. ID. H.. pastor. Preaching toihor-
row morning and evening by the pastor
no 40 receptionl of members and COM
muniop. 80. Hanging the Cra"''
the third in series ON social reiA'
SUNDAY school and other regular "''''
ings NJ the usual hours.
tshury.
Nshurv NJ. r. church. Third ana wal
nut streets. Rev George White DAWSON
t.stor Preaching tomorrow m"'IHhS ~
IN, nas,or. subject 1880, The bread
Of Iife "A Necessity" followed 10y tne
sacrament of the Lords supper ''So'
sermon by Rev. =. W. Jones se''e'"'
Of Wilmington city Miss'"''''H ~
church Extension society. manaEtr :"
goodwill Industry y. m" SUNDAY
s,h,ol. and other regular meetings at
thc usual hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
OBSTACLES IN
DISARM PATH!
European Governments Face
Difficulties
By ED 4. KEEN


LONDON. Sept ,o--The road 10
Washington today was paved with
obstacles for every European govern
ment
Great Britain. France. Belgium.
ftaly-each was faced with domestic
difficulties In making plans 10 send
Delegates 20 the disarmament con-
ference called by Prcaidcnt Harding
for November n.
OF these four countries II was
doubtful II . fdngie premier could
attend the full session at Washing
ton:
1. David Lloyd George Of Britain
will almost certainly be kept at home
by the Irish question and unernpioy-
ment problems In England.
!. Carlton DE Wharf of Belgium
will have the reconstruction OF his
government 10 consider. for the Bel.
gian parliamentary elections are due
nj the time Of tho Washington con-
ference
Q. Signor Bonomi OF Italy WIN
probably be required 10 remain In
Roma. ~ the Italian parliament
opens IN November.
4. Aristide BRAND Of France pas
reiterated his determination TO bead
the French delegation 20 wnshing
ton. but inr casing opposition TO bis
departure led by his enemies VIII
mako II extremely difficult
Unemployment In Europe IN a
moro immediate problem even than
disarmament and any European
statesman whose position depends
upon popular support cannot afford
10 be long away from his con-
stituents this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
GARBAGE BILL
IS ATTACKED
Restaurant Men Launch
Fight In Court

Alleging that tho garbsge ordi-
nance issued by the city Ia June Of
this year Ii unjust TO restaurant
owners, 81 proprietors of eating
houses opened their suit against tho
city Of Seattle and the Pacific Meat
and Picking Co. for n temporary re-
straining order Tuesday in Judge A.
w. Frater's court.
They ask that the city and tho
packing company be restrained from
removing the garbage which they
claim In theirs legally. the disposal
of which should b. decided by them.
The city. represented by Attorney
G. II. Donworth. holds that the meth
DDS used by the restaurants were I'm
sanitary and detrimental TO the pub
lie health.
Tho plaintiffs. however. represent,
ed by Wright a Wright and ID. v.
Hsivcrstad. claim that $4,000 worth
OF swiil which they sold annually -
hog raisers has been taken fro0
them without reason and given -
the Pacific Meat and Packing Co.. ..
company which they CLAIM to be In
solvent. for the purpose Of feeding
the hogs owned BY that concern .
Besides the 81 restaurant proprie-
tors. Is Japs filed complaints against
the city regarding the Same ordt
nance. claiming that they are now
deprived Of purchasing swin which
Is necessary In their hog-rainns
businesa
The Japs assert that the city. fn
so enforcing tho ordinance. 10 violat.
ing the treaty Of 1911 between the
United States and Japan. which
states that the Japanese people shall
In no way be hindered In carrying
on trade In the United Statea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Head of Worlds
AID Clubs Coming

Charles Henry Macintosh. prcal.
dent OF the Associated Advertirdng
Clubs OF the World and director ~
the Ia Sale Extension university,
In expected 20 arrive In Seattle
November 20. according 10 word re.
ceived Monday 10y the Better Busi-
ness bureau Of the Seattle Advcrtis-
ing club.
Macintosh b. making a tour Of
the United States. Visiting the adver.
tldng clubs affiliated with the Ma
tional association. He viii address
the luncheon meeting OF the Seattle
Advertising club on the day Of his
arrival and will speak before the
Women's Advertising club at an eve.
ming meeting.
Plans are under why 10 Arrange 4
big mcet ting for business men OF the
city In honor OF hackintosh's viAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
May Raise Rate on
Grain to S1O'a Ton

According 90 shipping men indica>
tons are that existing quotations on
freight 10 the Orient on grain VIII
not remain at Sc per ton very much
longer. A probable raise 20 $40 per
ton on grain may take place as soon
as the famine conditions In China.
which have resulted In the shipping
OF large quantities Of grain TO the
Orient are given sufficient relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

In an effort 10 ''heip people find
themselves" Madame TIL. noted
French Psychologist. has been giving
a series Of lectures In Brcnerton.
poir1inR out that individual success
In life follows quickly upon seifan-
aiysis and a determination TO win
Madame TIN declares success n a
moral Issue and the moment SHIFT.
lcssnsH In discarded and . genuine
effort II made 70 realize the best
that one finds In himself. defeat is
turned TO victory. Her talks have
proved attractive 10 returned sol
dicrx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Few Unemployed
in Australia

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept se.--Nor.
maicy VIII be In fun swing in four
months In Australia, said Archibald
AMMAN. managing director OF the
Parsons Trading Co. who arrived
here today on the Sonoma from sgd
ney. sssUD
There arc very FEW people out Of
work In Australia he said There
IL big wool and wheat crop, and
prices are GOOD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
3 Actresses Are
Unable to Enter

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 20
Thrive actresses coming from Anstra-
LA 20 enter the movie studios Of Los
Angeles and New York were prevent
ed from landing here today by immi.
grafton authorities. because tho mum.
Der Of aliens admissible thru this port
has been exceeded
They were Misses Alma Galloway.
osfve Vaughn and Lily Turner. all
said to have places awaiting them In
The fims.
An effort to arrange thsfr iandang
by special perrnit was under way.
They arrived on the steamer
sonorna from Sydney.