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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
"pape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Know

stops nose running: relieves heal
ache. duilncSs. feverishness. sneeI
ing.
''Pape's Cold Compound- 10 q
quickest surest relief known a.
costs only few cents at drug storu
II acts without assistance. TastG
nice. Contains no quinine- lns1
upon Pape's. --Advertisesnen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
Unable to Get Jobs
z Try to End Lives

HFOkANE. Dec. z. Two women
attempted suicide here this week
after being turned away jobiess from
the city employment agency. Both
were widows and mothers OF several
children.
IL was explained AT the agency
that 30 many married women OF
means are holding down jobs merely
TO buy new clothes and Christmas
presents that women who need pod.
IONS 10 supply their families with
food can't find work.
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Junior Committee to
Hare Dinner at
Sunset Club

The committee in charge Of ar
engagements OF the Junior dance. Fri-
day evening. win have a dinner at
the Sunset club preceding the affair.
The personnel includes Mr.. Gano
FotherIngham. Mr.. Hiram Patterson,
Mr.. MARRIED. Bolcom. Mr.. Theodore
Owens. MIR. Chester I.atimer. chair.
man; Miss EiSpeth McEwan. Miss
Mary Dudley Walker. Miss catherin-
Collins. secretary. and Miss Dorothy
Ewing. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
Engagement of Miss
Huston Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert James Huston
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Helen. to MIR. stuart Me
Cord Taylor. OF White Bluffs. wash.
Miss Huston Is graduate OF the
University of Washington and Is a
member Of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority. Mr.. Taylor graduated from
The University Of Kentucky and Is a
Sigma Chi
The wedding win take place on
December Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit blow
ing and snuffiing. A dose OF "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks UP a cold and ends
all grippe misery.
The first dose opens cloggec Ip
nostrils and air passages OF head;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07
Dinner Viii Honor
Capt. Road AD,ltndsen

Capt. Road Amundscn VIII be the
honor guest at dinner to be given
by the members OF the Rainier club
on Saturday At $50 o'clock.
During the evening Capt. Anund
sen VIII tell Of some OF his Northern
experiences. Music win be one OF
the interesting features. with cards
as the later diversion.
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Crawls Two Miles
With Broken Leg

JAMESTOWN, ". d.. Dec. T.
Breaking his leg by a fall from a
tractor while blowing, Harold Main
had to crawl two miles before he
could get help. 1t took him seven
hours.
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Tea Shop Service
ThMrsd1u

Queen Anne guild win he in charge
OF the Orthopedic Tea Shop Thurs
day. when Mrs. o. a. Kjos will be
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Charles
Wills. Mrs. G. r. Graft, Mrs Horace
Ensign. Mrs. Chris Schwabc, Mrs.
Harvey J. Wood. Mrs. w. w. Green.
wood. Mrs. John l.. Mears and Miss
Mary Anderson.
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Card Party for
Enq1qed COatple

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Austin Hen.
derson are entertaining with an
evening Of cards at their home Sat
urday az compliment to Miss Kath.
crime MacLean and her fiance, Mr..
Starr Calvert.
Invitations have been confined TO
intimate friends OF the honor guests.
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ADDITIONAL CLuBs


Tn" next regular meeting Of the
sha~ondassee club will be held nj IN.
home Of Mrs. q. w. Furry. ia High.
land drive. on Friday afternoon. De.
eomber ~. at O'Clock.
A benefi, card party will be given
by the club at the Bungalow Inn.
1880 Third ave. on Friday afternoon.
December .. at i.5o o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

Will be present
Y. w. q. A. Clubs
Faholo club. AT Y. w. G. A. To
hear reports OF Delegates who attend.
81 high school conference at 1Acoma.
Friends Of All club. al 6 y. m. Sup.
per. Monthly business meeting and
reports at tbs .. m.
West Seattle Itrview No. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81, w u.
A.. Of the Maccabces. Mt Carpenters
hall, ttsi California ave, Mt y. m.
Regular meeting. Election OF Of
ficerE.
Con. IAwton Circle
Cen. Lawton circle. Ladies' Of the
q. A. r.. will serve home.eoolcd
dinner Thursday. December 9, from
II 20 o'clock. at the city hall, Bal.
lard.
summit PIT. a.
Summit PIT. a. will meet Thurs
day. AT s:3o .. m. at the school. Mus.
steal program. Mr.. T. NJ swaie will
speak.
Overseas Cub
The regular weekly card party OF
The Overseas club will be held Thurs.
day evening. at the clubhouse. nj 10
o'clock.
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Informal Supper and
luncheon

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Miller en-
tertained with an Informal supper at
their home Sunday evening, and on
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Miller com.
plmented Mrs. N. r. Cousins with n
luncheon given at her home.
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Dinner Before
Junior Dance

Mr.. and Mrs Kenelm winslow
Jr.. win entertain with small din.
ner at their home Friday evening.
lcompiimenting Miss Laddie Walks.
OF Victoria. who Is tho guest Of Mr..
land Mrs. John A. Baillargeon. Later.
with their guests. they will attend
the Junior club dance.
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a special meeting viii he held by
y" Junior league Of the Seattle Day
Nursery at the home OF Mrs. James
ADVERT. 1909 10Th ave. n. on Thurs.
hay afternoon. December is, between
go and O'Clock.
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Luncheon Planned as
Compliment to Miss
M1cLedn

With Miss Katherine MacLean. n
bride-tobe this moDth. as the honor
guest, Miss Alma Burton has ar.
ranged luncheon Of ten covers for
Saturday afternoon. al the tea room
OF Frederick 4 Nelson.
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Dinner at
University Club

Judge and Mrs. Burke will enter
tain IT dinner Friday evening At
The University club. preceding the
Junior club dance At christenscn's
hail.
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CLUBS IroR THURSDAY


The Pythian Sisters Altrulntie club
will meet with Airs Anna shclatraw.
50ii Meridian ave, Thursday. Dec.
\. All day meeting. Luncheon at 1.
Concord PIT. 4.
Concord PIT. a. win give "a dance
under the auspices OF the American
Legion NJ the school, Thursday. Dec.
S. at s y. m. Good music and re-.
frcshmentA.
Neirhborhos<i club Of Interplay
The N-iHhborhood club OF intefhny
viii hold itp annual benefit bazaar nj
stclner's hall on Thursday. Dee, 8.
Ing program has been planned and
dainty and attractive gifts will be on
display. All persons Interested cor.
daily invited. Dinner VIII be served
at o'clock.
Totem Club
Totem club. Neighbors OF Wood.
craft. will entertain with farewell
reception In honor of their first vice.
president, Mrs. Elisabeth owen.
Thursday. Dec. :. al p. m. In their
club rooms. All friends invited 10 at.
tend.
Communiquc Club
The communique club will hold Us
monthly nesting at the homo OF Mrs
Joseph MauRhton. Liberty Court
apartments 18th ave. =. and Bay.
view st. Thursday. December .. at
y. m.
Ladies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid society 81 the
Mount Baker Park Presbyterian
church will hold their annual bazaar
al the home % the president. Mrs.
J. A. Duncan. 2sof cascndla ave.
Thursday. Dec 4. afternoon and eve
ming.
Turk Club.
The rurcx club and the Western
Druggists' association will give a
dinner Thursday. Dee. 4. NJ $50 n.
m, In the l.. c. Smith Building Grotio
r~siaurani Reservations must be
made through Mr. Bert schweltxer.
Elliott 1854
Womeu's Hellenic Club Raxasr
An unusually interesting bazaar
has bea0 planned BY tho women's
Hellenic club for tho b-nefi, Of the
new ~. Dcmr,rius CHURCH. corner 81
Yale ave. and Thomas vt. on Thurs.
day. Friday. Saturday and Sunday
The bazaar will be given in the base.
ment Of the church.
john n. Allen PIT. A.
The John u. Alien Parent Teacher
association w'ii give I'VE old Tyne |
Village skewi' Thursday and Friday
evenings. Dec. = and ?. at o'clock
IN tho school auditorium There will
b. small sdrni;sance charge.
Manu- Drnmafu. Club
Marua Dramatus club will meet
with Miss Grace Demcroi az tho
cartie apartments. Thursday. Dec. s.
ut y. M.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Railway Mail
Association
Tho ladies' Auxiliary ~ the Rail. |
way Mail association win hold the
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Cynthia Grew
Write Your Opinion About "Maip Street'-h
Letter Within SOO-Word Linait-Author Of b
Letter VIII Receive $5
BY CYNTHIA GREY


What do pou think Of Main StrectY
Meaning by Main Street." Of course, Sinclair Leui
norel noW running scraIy IN The Star During the po
fe0 oeeks hare heard many fine verbal criticisms d,
discussions Of this book that ohen Of ny reaers se
letter IL, it occurred 10 that ii UouH create
mighty fine discussion for the column.
Is MAN Street true 10 small toton life? Mr.. Leu
says 10 u.s.
But his opinion by is unanimous That moi
Street is libel Is the reply Of thousands who tvc
email totons, haze hred there
What do you think Of carol Kennicot" the heroiaAz
Vas she a futile dreamer entrdpped In
quagmirc Of smdUtown and jealousy? WIZ
Is your opinion Of the doctor? OF the RED Stoede"?
The writer the best opinion Of Main Street vu Il
ceve So. Send your letter care Cynthia GREY, Seattle Std
Following is readers opinion:
My Dear Miss Grey am hoping that you win give mel
chance to express persons opinion Of Main Street
discussed novc which The Star has been kind enoud
print for its readers do not wish TO be considered
biased biting critic but do not believe Mr. Sinclair Levi
has drawn faithful picture of small-town ifN as
actually is.
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Mr.. Rolfe Entertained
| With Surprise Dinner

In recognition OF the birthday Of
Mr.. Hamilton cawiey Roifc. Mr.. and
Mrs James Colbert Sullivan were
hosts last evening at their home.
entertaining with n surprise dinner
OF eight covers.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER


I'LL m8DAY. DECEMBER g.
urt William Calvert. Jr.. viii en-
terfain With . tea and hnnAk~r-
chief shower, com pflmentirg Miss
Katherine Msef.~an.
Mr. and Mrs vsrde Mcfarland ana
M. ana Mrs. J. Fred Braid 10
entertain With dance Al the
Yx1DAY. DECEMBER -
Varsity ball az Hippodroms
Junior club dance At christsasen.s
hall
nrn Laurence Calvert ana her
mother. Mrs Thomas Skinner. Of
TsconsA. ~iii entertain with a
Kitchen shower At the home Of
Mrs. Calvert, cornpiimentinr Miss
Katherine Mzef>9n.
Mr.. stuart Aren TO give dinner A.
the Rainier club, preceding Junlor
club dance
SATURDAY. DECEMBER fe-
Mrs. Arthur y. Naftxxer win eorn-
piinent Miss Erns vsrd with =
luncheon at her home.
Intertak>n Guild TO give dance NJ
Seattle Yacht club.
Mics Ruth Trenholns to entertain,
with theatre supper party IN
compliment 70 Miss Erma verd
and her fiance. Mr. Dickson
crandy Trcnhoime.
CAPT Frederick G. Miner, " = A..
and Mrs Miner will entertain
with . supper at their Fort Law
ton quarters
SUNDAY. DErEMByR H.
nr. and Mrs Edward Thomas
Verbs dinner At home. compIi-
rnentsry to their daughter. Miss
Erma Verd. her flare. Mr.. Dick
son Grandy Trcnhsr~-s. and their
bridal party.
MONDAY. DECEMBER H.
Tho marriage Of Miss Erra ver6 ..
Mr. Dickson Grandy Trenholme
In NJ Bsrnabss chapel, NJ
o'clock. followed by q reception -
the home OF the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs Edward Thoma.
verd, ISIS Whitman ave,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER a.
Miss Katherine Macf<an to wed M
Starr Calvert In Plymouth Con.
gregstionsi church. $40 o'cIorL
Mr.. and Mrs Charles PauI's bufset
supper at home
Mrs. Ross u. Hibler to ensertatn
with tea at her home from
until o'clock. complimentary to
her daughter. Mrs. Charles q
Roemer. and Mrs. George S.
Turner.
"WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER FL
nfk* dar@ ana MISS KUN NeffI<fon
~ entertain with a dancing partv
At the Sunset club
FRIDAY, DECEMBER g.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sweeney ana
Miss FdSsna Florence Sweeney ~
give dance al Hotel WashIna,o,
Annex, complim~ntins the Mise.
Janet Henry, Jane stimson. Jana
kettieton. Mary Greer and Jean
Fay.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1S--
Holiday dance 70 be given ~
younger set 1t Knights Of Column
bus hall
Miss Polly Van Patterns eortuus
dance for Miss Elizabeth Kerr.
"WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER a.
Juior league OF the Seattle Dax
Nursery 70 entertain with a eayd
party at the home 81 Mrs VIII
lam " Calvert 1909 10Th ave N
THURSDAY. DECKNBER 20
The advisory board Of the seatt,s
Tennis club In sponsoring a bol-
idsy bridge tea ~ chris,easen's
hall.
| Miss Paula Cody. Miss Florence
| Lombard and Miss Grace Warner
| TO entertain with holiday dance
at Fnurot's hall.
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Ballard W. c. T. L. viii NEE, with
Mrs. T. w. Hauas. 32s5 West esth ~
Friday. December y. al D. m. Good
rorrsm.
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Thursday. at D m. with Miss Rox
ana Gee. In the Melrose apartments
Council " Jewish Women
Council Of Jewish Women will
meet NJ Educational Center. Bust
ness meeting. gao. Board meeting
f50.
Graded Union al SUNDAY school
Teachers
Seattle Graded Union OF sundsy
School Teachers. al v w. G. A.. from
$50 10 1880 n. m. Mra. A. W. Bow
man will lead Bible study in sc
Matthew. Specialization work 10 be
continued by Miss Clara u. Hunt
She will give Analysis OF the story.
followed by dramatization OF the
Christmas story. arranged and direct
cd by Mrs. Freida G. Davidson. Bring
note books for departmental confer
encca.
Hatasu Guard club
Haiasu Guard club will meet with
Mrs Charles II swift. SIS 33d ave,
Luncheon. l .. m.
Dickens Fellowship
Dickcn. Fellowship al Y. w. G. A.
Subject David coppcrficld."
Franklin PIT. a.
Frnkiin PIT. A.. at school. sfg.
Eeiepes. ffern.rst r.st,,. q q. a.. ~. "A,
on Science Applied 10 the Future
81 Youth" Music ~ school orches.
ira
Sorosis Club
Art department. Sorosis club. at
Federated club house. : .. m.
Queen Anne Fortnirhtiy Club
Queen Anne Forsnightiy club
luncheon. with Mrs. Frank s. Bay.
ley. i25s Eighth ave. W.
University Heights PIT. A.
rnivcr slty Heights r..T. A.. room
II Of school. o. m.
isoborf T.. Lee Chapter
Robert y. lee chapter Daughters
Of confcderncy. business meeting. /,
.. m. Erickson roomA y. w. c. A.
Election.
Irving PIT. A.
Irving PIT. A. win meet In the an.
dl,orium OF the school. Thursday. at
.. m. Nr. Sam De Moss. OF the
american Legion. IL chairman OF the
evening.
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The regular annual election 81 Of.
ficerr o. Seattle Review No. Z. w ~
A.. Of the Maocsbcea. win be held In
w. o. w hall. Thursday. December
=. at . y. m. Deputy Supreme Com.
msndsr Mrs. Emma II. Wilkinson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

Council Of Jewish Women will
meet at Educational Center. Bust
ness meeting. gao. Board meeting
i.30.
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AIpha N AInmnae

Alpha vi aiumnae will hold q meet.
ing ~ the homo OF MIRA Harold
Priest. SSH f.aiona ave. on Saturday
afternoon at gao O'Clock.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


next meeting on Thurnday. peccm-
Der {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

Chapter A O. =. w. O.. will meet
Thursday. at \ D. m. with Miss Hox.
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Mann. Drsmain. Climb

Manua Dramatus club will meet
with Miss Grace Demeroi az tho
carsie apartments. Thursday. Dec. 8.
at : p. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

The John u. Alien Parent Teacher
association all give I'VE Old Tyne
Village skewi" Thursday and Friday
evenings Dec. : and =. at O'Clock
IN tho school auditorium. There will
be a small adml';ance charge.
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womrn's Heuen'c Club Rasasr

Womrn's HftIfnIc Club IkaFaar
An unusually interesting bazaar
has bes0 planned BY the women's
Hellenic club for tho benefit Of the
new ~. Dcms,rinn CHURCH. corner 81
Yale ave. and Thomas vt. on Thurs.
day. Friday. Saturday and Sunday
The bazaar viii be given in the base.
ment Of the church.
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IT. ana Mrs Edward Thornas
Verbs dinner At home. com pIi-
rnentary to their daughter. Miss
Erma Esrd. her Nar~ Mr.. Dick
son Grsndy Trcnhsr>s, and their
bridal party.
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Concord PIT a. win give dance
under the auspices OF the American
Legion AZ the school. Thursday, Dec,
s. at \ y. m. Good music and 10.
frcshmenta.
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QUEEN Anne FortnIghtIy Club

Irving PIT. A. win mee, IN the an
ditorium OF the school. Thursday. al
: p. m. Ar. Sam De Moss. OF the
american Legion. Is chairman OF the
evening.
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Tho marriage Of Miss Errna verd 10
Mr.. Dickson Grandy TrenhoIne.
In ~ Bsrnabss chapel. ~ 4
o'clock. followed by q reception a.
the home o. the brides parents,
MI and Mrs. Edward Thomas
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Ladies' Aid sccie.y

The Ladies' Aid society ~ the
Mount Baker Park Presbyterian
church will hold their annual bazaar
AT the home % the president. Mrs
j. A. Duncan. 1901 cascndia ave.
Thursday. Dec 3. afternoon and eve.
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

The rurcs club and tho Western
Druggists' association will give a
dinner Thursday. Dee. \ NJ $50 y
m In the l. c. Smith Building Grotio
restaurant Reservations must be
made through Mr. Bert schweltxer.
Elliott ASA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-07

The N-iEhborhood club OF intefhny
viii hold its annual benefit bazaar at
steiner's hall on Thursday. Dee. 4.
afternoon and evening. An interest.
Ing program has been planned and
dainty and attractive gifts will be on
display. All persons Interested cor.
daily invited. Dinner viii be served
Al q o'clock
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Graded Union of SUNDAY school
Teachers
Hatasu Guard club

Haiasu Guard club will meet with
Mrs Charles II swift SIS SD ave
Luncheon. 1 p. m.
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Connun.quc Club

The communique club will hold It's
monthly nesting AT the homo OF Mrs.
Joseph MauRhton. Liberty Court
apartments 18th ave. s. and Bay.
view st. Thursday. December .. at {.
y. m.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

Mr.. George c. Purnell, in a CONVEX
sation recently held at the Miller
Drug store, 404-406 Market street,
Wilmington. where Plant Juice is
being introduced and sold. Continu-
ing, he said:
For the past two years I have
been trouble with my stomach, which
was caused primarily from constipa-
tions 1 was very nervous and got
very little sleep; became weak and
had no ambition or energy; but since
taking Plant Juice my stomach is in
such a good condition that have no
more distress after eating and al
ways have a good appetite for my
meals; I am no longer constipated
and have no more headache or
weakness and my work is a pleasure
to me. Plant Juice has made, me
strong and well and 1 cannot say
too much for il; 1 am always recon-
mending It to my friends"
Perhaps no man in Wilmington is
better known or more popular than
George C Purnen, whose friends are
legion and as his appearance indi-
Gates and he testifes that he is en-
joying perfect health, all due to
Plant Juice.
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington
at the Miller Drug Store. 404-4O6
Market street. For sale in New Cas-
tie by +. Challenger & Son; in New
port by c. b. White; in Newark by
w. T.. Brown.
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

the trip. TO insure that no boy will
be disappointed.
No qualifications are necessary for
the trip. and there is no cost OF any
kind. Boys must assemble on Kins
street. in front OF the Municipal
building. on Saturday morning. Sep
tember nth. at $50. The trucks
will leave the building promptly at
10 o'clock. Lunch must be brought,
and opportunity TO eat in a beau
tiful grove OF trees on the Mayors
farm will be furnished. The trip
to and from the start OF the tour
covers a distance OF about 80 miles.
and Is being looked forward TO
with keen anticipation. The only
requirement for the trip is that
all boys who desire 10 go. and
have the consent OF their parents
shall register their names and ad-
dresses. either by letter. by phone
or in person with Director Bal
lantyne. not later than Wednes-
day evening. in order that he may
know at that time how many truck'
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
boys TOTOUR
BATTLE-GROUND
Will be Mayors Guests at
Brandywine on Saturday,
September II
SCOUTMASTERS
TO BE GUIDES

Thousands OF Wilmington boys
will tour tie Revolutionary war bat
tleheld along the Brandywine creek
Saturday afternoon. September II.
Constitution Day. as guests Of Mayor
Harvey. The invitation to the boys
of this city was issued by Mayor
Harvey. II is planned to commence
the tour from the farm OF Mayor
Harvey on the battle ground.
Final details and arrangements
for the trip are In the hands
OF Director OF Boys Work Frank Z.
Ballantyne. Of the Y. NJ. c. A. and
through the cooperation Of members
Of the Rotary Club. under the lead
ership OF Chairman of Boys Work
Blatz, an unlimited number OF auto
mobile trucks has been placed at
Director Ballantyne's disposal for
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

JACK TAR SERGE DRESSES
$1,000 and Up
Brown. black and navy; sizes to IA years
JACK TAR FLANNEL AND SERGE
MIDDIES
$500 and S5.75
Navy and red; sizes TO is years
NAVY SERGE PIEATED SKIRTS
5000
Worn with MILDLY or waist Sizes 10 TO
is years.
JACK TAR WHITE MuDDIES
S225 and Up
Made OF galatea in all white or color
trimmed. Sizes 4 to 20 years.
NAVY SERGE BLooSfERs
S5.25
Full pleated; sizes TO 1e years.
sATEEN BLoOSfERS
St.25 and Up
Black. white or cadet blue All sizes.
Tot
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

for subscription combined issues OF
treasury obligations Of about $780,
O00, 900. dated September Is.
with the payment OF income and
profits in September, however" Mr..
Mellon said. there should be, ac-
cording to the best information now
available. a small net current sur
plus for the quarter"
The treasury. he explained, has
maturities Of principal and interest
amounting TO s635,OOO.O00 falling
due September Is. and similarly
s527 .O00.00O due October Is. Against
the payments. he said, the treasury
expects to receive during Septmber
about S525. 900 from income and
proft taxes. in addition to ordi-
nary revenue from other sources
The treasury was offering the new
obligations. he continued, to provide
for its further requirements, in
cluding current disbursements. and
in furtherance OF its announced
plan Of dealing with the short dated
debt
Evening journal., 1921-09-09
AUTO ENDS LIFE
OF WAR VETERAN

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Sept. g.
Struck by the automobile OF Law
renee Beebe. Of ,Concordville. Major
John r. Allen, aged rs years, "A
prominent resident OF Thornbury
township. died in the Chester County
Hospital here while being operated
upon for a fractured skull. Several
ribs were also broken. He was
struck while walking home from
Cheyney station Tuesday evening,
when he became bewildered as two
cars were passing on the road.
Major Allen served with disunc-
ton in the 91st Infantry Regiment
in the Civil War and rose to his
rank through merit
Evening journal., 1921-09-09

to provide. The return trip will be
made in sufficient time to have all
boys back at their homes for supper.
A group OF Scoutmasters have ac-
cepted the invitation 10 act as truck
captains. and a well-drilled team OF
first-aid Boy Scouts will be on the
trip TO act in case OF accident. so
that this, together with tho other
arrangements which are being made,
should afford every boy in Whining
ton an opportunity for a royal good
time