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Today's Events

Three hundred and fftieth anniver.
sary Of the birth of John Kepler, one
OF the most eminent Of the early as.
tronomers.
One hundred and fftieth annivers-
airy of the birth Of William Johnson of
South Carolina, for many years a jus
tice of the Supreme Court of the Unit
ed States.
The first great Catholic. Congress
ever held in India has been called to.
assemble at Bombay today, to con.
tinue in session through the greater
part Of the week.
The Rt. Hon. Arthur j. Balfour,
chief Of the British delegates to the
arms conference, is to give a dinner
in Washington tonight, WITT Secre.
tary and Mrs. Hughes among the
guests.
AT a special election today in San
Jose. Calf, the voters will decide
whether the city shall issue $500, 600
in bonds for the erection Of a great
memorial auditorium.
Leaders in science from all over
the United States and Canada will
gather in Toronto today for the annu-
al meeting Of the American Assocla.
ton for the Advancement Of Science.
The trial OF Andy Sargent, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Augusta
Burkhardt and her daughter at Mar
tins Ferry, O., last April, is scheduled
to begin today at st. C%lairsville, 0.
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Telephone 2s3- w

own down, six nests being required to
supply one pound of this famous
down.
The lighthouse on Heligoland Is
said to possess the most powerful
light in the world-4O,Oo0 900 candle.
power.
The Blerheim spaniel got its name
from Blenheim palace, where this dog
first gained popularity in the time or
the Great Duke Of Marlborough.
Manufacturers nj tot ct soap find it
necessary to change the perfumes in
their product every once In a while to
suit the whims of the public,
1t Is said that many former officers
of tho German imperial navy, inelud-
inc a number who we're active in sub
marine warfare, are o engaged in
%rum-running into Sweden.
Huron, s. Oak. a city of less than
5000 population, boasts OF the largest
and finest hotel Of any city Of its size
in America. The hotel is an eight.
story ireproof structure, costing
$500, 600 and equipped with every mod
ern convenience.
An expert restorer OF ancient docu
ments in Washington Is able to spill.
a thin sheet Of paper, separating The
writing on the two sides, insert I
middle layer Of paper, and cover thu
entire sheet with a thin sink gauze
This enables the document to stan,
considerable handling,
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ty, Pa, 90 years ago today.
Odd and interesting
Cats are now rare in Egypt.

Cats are now rare in Egypt
An orthodox Jew has to take wine
on tie Sabbath,
The world uses up an average OF
three mi lion needles a day.
Racehorses are often insured for
amounts az high as 100000
julius Caesar was the first ruler to
style himself an emperor.
Silyer.fcx skins were recently sold
n London for $3.50 a piece.
In florida waters are to be found
s'v hurd ed and fifty spec es OF fish.
The Nile is almost as long as the
Mississippi and Missouri rivcrs com.
bined.
The skin of the human palm is
seventy-hve times as thick as that
o. the oyelid.
One hundred years ago tho only
known use for rubber was for remoy
.ng pencil marks.
The Lord Chief Justice, the high
est salaried Judge in England, re
ceives $4,000 a year.
The telephone arose out OF an at
tempt to design an apparatus to aic
deaf people in hearing.
The elder duck builds its nest OF it,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-27
In the DAYS News

DR.. Leland 0. Howard, who will de-
liver the opening address before the
American Association for the Adj
yancement Of Science when that body
convenes in annual session today at
Toronto, is one OF the best known
men OF science in America. For more
than twenty-five years he has been
chief entomologist of the United
States Department Of Agriculture. He
has been described as a veritable On.
%cyclopedia of his own branch of
science and a living directory OF
every other branch. He is said to
have the widest personal acQuaint.
anceNamong scientists Of any mar IN
America, due to his service OF many
years as secretary of the American
Association for the Advancement OF
Science. Last year he was honored
with the presidency Of the associa'
ton. DR.. Howard was born at Rock.
ford, Ill.,, in 1857, and received his
education at Cornell University.
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Today's Anniversaries

17Sf-Francls Asbury las ordained
bishop of the Methodist Episco-
pal church at Baltimore.
lS21-Two Indians convicted OF muir.
der were executed in the public
square in Detroit.
1S23-4Sir Mackenzie Bowel, who
served for a time rs Canadian
premier, born IN Suffolk, Eng
land. Died Dec. TO- 1917.
lS3G-Attempred assassination OF
l Louis Philippe of France BY
Meunie2.
t873=-The Woman's Crusade began
Pfrshoro Ohio, wiz "Mother
Stewart as one OF the leaders
lS75-Wiliiam A. Richardson, who
succeeded stephen A. Douglas
as u. s. senator from Illinois.
died at Quincy, Ill. Born in
Kentucky IN 1871.
1852 Austria celebrated the G0Otil
anniversary Of the establish
ment Of the house OF Iiapshurg
lg92-foruerstone laid for the Cathe
dral of ST. John the Divine, IN
New York City.
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Sepla
SOg traits
Che WHITE Studio Vain :


Consider that everything is opinion
and opinion is in thy power. Take
away, then, when thou c%hoosest, thy
opinion, and like Il mariner who has
doubled the promontory, thou wilt
find calm, everything stable, and a
wayeless bay.-Marcus Aurellus All
toninus.
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Where sauareness Counts.

A country is not made great by the
number Of square miles 1t contains,
hut by the number Of square people It
contains DAYTON News.
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Today,s Birthdays

Gen. Peyton c. March, who served
as Chief of Staff of the T. S Army
during the World War, born at Eas-
ten. Pa, 81 years ago today.
Dr.. John NJ Thomas, president
OF Pennsylvania State College, born
at C~ovingtcu, y, y, So years ago to.
day,
NJ. Jcnnarc, celebrated French
statesman and colonial administrator
born 81 years ago today.
Dr.. John A, Marquis, president OF
Coe College, born in Washington coun
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WANTED
office assistant.

Observation-Disclosures. Free enroll
ment. Good positions with good sal-f
tries now open, Gail, phone or write
Nellie 5. Hathaway, Mgr Hathaway
Agency, Bennington, VT. Tel. 226-w.
87t2b
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TO RENT-one large. furnished.
steam heated room. also 2 smaller
rooms. also furnished, at 9l8 Pleasant
Street, sstG
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WANTED-Competent woman for
general homework In apartment. No
laundry Best wages paid. one who
understands plain cooking. Referen.
ses Apply Mrs. j. Belth. is Elm Grove
AVE- Troy, No. w. or Phone Troy, 3t76.-
S9t6
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WANTED Elderly lady. sick and
living alone woul like an elderly
woman as companion and housekeeper.
Mrs A. b Atwood, Bennington Fails
below SHADES Mill. sofios
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TO R~ENI-Slorep. or1ces. tenementu.
shops. stables individual stora &c lnck-
ars, furnished apartments and rooms.
IL centrally located Geo M HAWKE,
~ hNH'N =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DESTROYS of
ehtering February class of North Ad-
tns Training School for Nurses. North
kdans, Mass will please write Sup
ari%ntendent, North Adams Hospital.
8St25
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TO RENT

FOR RENT-Store on River ST. In
qutre II. n. Williams, $40 Elm St, Tel.
l39-W' 92t6
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TO RENT-Separute garage space
for three cars at 627 Main street. ADJ
ply to Elmer t., lockwood. 58tf.
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IsCELLANEOUS

LOST-Pair gold bowed glasses.
Finder please phone 37l-M, @ 91t6s
LOST-1n the vicinity of Arlington
; hounds, black and tan female. spay-
ed; ] male Beagle, white with black
and tan spots; l male Blue Tick with
tan head and ears. Reward for any or
all lei ooZ-J. S8ts!
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WANTED-oak wuon luta ~. ..n,
buy several old growth oak woos
Is or OAK loRe sktdded by the road.
ide. II T Cushman Mfg "a North
e~nntnFtor ~ .n
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W&NTED-Man or woman wanted
salary SS6, fun time, 75c. and hour
spare time. selling R&aranteed hosierv
o wearer. Experience u~nnecessarv
Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pa.
sitfs
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FOR SALE.-New mitch Holstelr
COW. or Jersey COW 10 freshen soon
Wheeler Rice. Phone 464-W szte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18

VIII you kindly answer these aueS-
tons thru your paper:
.. How soon after the death OF
mans wife can he marry AGAIN.
2. II marriage license Is obtained
outside Of Seattle. viii the notice be
published in the Seattle papers7
3. After the death OF a mans wife,
can her relatives claim anything II
no will has ever been made. or does
her husband have charge OF every
thingy A SUBscRIBER-
4. A man m1p marry az soon after
his utfe's death as ne iossies 10. 3.
Marriage licenses obtained outside
the city are not aitoays pubiished IN
Seattle paperA
$. ~ " ~ community property. 10
all goes TO husband and children ~
there are anu; II u 10 separate
estate, one-hoH Of u goes 10 husband
and one-hdb 10 other reIafsvea
What were the Alabama cIaims7
EssIE.
These tocrc q scrses Of ci1tgts for
Indemnify made upon Great britain
bv the United States, based upon the
alleged orrtsston Of Great britain 20
observe the Obligations imposed by
International lao upons neutral ma
tons irita reference 10 fhesr dealings
Nth, and duties TO. beIitocreafs. The
cidtsss, IN Most particulars, arose
from domo0es Inflicted ~ vessels IN
the Confederate service ohich had
been fitted out. or built IN English
trafers and aiIoped TO sdA thence.
The history Of the Alabama IA typical
OF the more fragrant cases submitted
TO the tribunal Of arbitration. before
her dearucf0n BY the hcarsarDc.
June 10. 1854, the Alab ana u satd
alone TO hate captured and destroyed
10 vessels Of the United States "a
early az 1855. sfeps scere taken TO de-
fermsHe a method Of adjustment: but
II tcas not until 1871 that basis for
adtsdscafton uas agreed upon.
| What can b. done 70 cure mildcw
on ro~ leavesy MARY.
sprinkie them srsth Q pst<fare OF
ssIphsr ard common schsfe flour.
Thu shosid be done coyiv IN the
morning rhen the dcp u sfaI on the
Ieares so fhot the mixture sr<A stick
on the plant.
How may . smoked or blachened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Seattle
Society
Fine Arts picture BdU'
to Be Brilliont Affair |;
Attractive Tea Planned
for Monday Afternoon.

r,t.ANs are developing each das
L Car the Fine Arts "f'e'uN
rail-" TO be given "Wednesday even
,nx. November 81. 10 the Masonic
,.mrle. Not since pre-war Gays n's
;. much interest been maniies'co
A. . soc.ai event as for this AFFAIR
~h,ch promises to surpass IN o'"'
u.n.. and picturesque beauty any
rwvicus ball In this city.
Among those who have scou'.'
naxcs for that evening are MIS-. -
~ Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. frea'
.rt.r struve. Mr.. and Mrs e u
s,,r,.on. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Green and Mr.. and Mrs. X William
cvcsbv. The committee announces
that single seats win be sold IN 'ne
hoxex: also that In expensive sinosNs
stewart. Mrs. c. ID. stimson' "rs'
Mott boxf. or Elliott $3.50.
4 rrcxressive no-host dinner u o.
d. arranged 20 precede the bali
eth Mrs. Richard w. Perry Mis'
pr,cs Fillmore and Mrs. Robert =.
c-~~r as hostesses. Those rartici'
mating will BE- Mr.. and Mrs. James
q EDDY OF Everett. Or. and NIT
richard w. Perry. Mr.. ana MIS-.
uenrv Rixtinc. MIR. and Mrs. Rob
"a y. Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
nurrell. MIR. and Mrs. Guido fsris.
Dr. ana Mrs. Bruce Elmore. MT
~ Mrs. Alexander NJ. wetheriil
M. and Mrs, George warren
Hoola Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Barnes
enA Mr.. Charles Wooisey. the
r~1roness list includes: Mrs. A. Il.
Ardorson. Mrs. A. II. Aibertson.
Nina Raymond Auxias de Turenne'
Nm. Leroy Manson Backus. Mrs
yvnliam Boeing. Mrs. John Henry
DaIIinxer. Mrs. Keith Bullitt. MIS-
aceet Bullitt. Mrs. Alexander Baltic.
MA. Manson r. Backus. Mrs. Carl
Roilnrd. Mrs. Frederick Bausman.
ufn Charles II. Bebb. Mrs. Brou~'
80 Beck. Mrs. J. II. Blocdei. Mrs.
yohn Bratnober. Mrs. John Collins.
Mn. r.. William Crosby. Mrs. ROB
~ Brinkley. Mrs. J. Thomas Dewey.
larn Archibald Stewart powney.
Mn Jay !. Duand. Mrs. Michael
raar,ox Mrs. John Erikson.
Nm. Horton Force. Mrs. Donald
Yroderick, Mrs Joshua Green. Mn
a. l. Hawley. Mrs. LAngdcu c.
Honfy. Mr.. Roy Kinnear. Mrs.
WAFER Moore. Mrs. Prescott Oakes.
Ma Harry r. ostrander, Mrs. pa-
W Edward skinner. MIS- A., b.
txouart, Mrs. c. d. stimson. Ms.
Eduin A. Strout. Mrs Frederic
strive. Mrs. Henry Seaborn. Mrs
HAIRY whitney Treat. Mrs Louise
van Ogie. Mrs Alexander NJ wesh
erill Mrs.. Park wood Willis and
Mn. Worrxu Wilson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Cynfhia's Ansfcers
to Short Questions

Can q mans wages be eArnished II
he pays what he can every month.
and can a creditor collect . bill
after stopping a man on the street
and wsking for ~ H. w.
Yea. your wages uov be 0arntshed
epen tho poa are paying trhaf yos
oan afford 10 pov every mosfh A
creditor may collect hu bin after hap-
ss0 made an effort 10 collect u on
the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Tea Arranged as
Compliment to
Mrs. Cairns

Invitations have bean extAnded By
MA w. T. PAtten and Mrs- John
c. HiSgino for : tea Monday After
noon. from until { o'clock. At the
hos q Mn. Patten. soss Tenth ave.
~. complimentaryt 10 lner sister. Mr..
J. w. Cairns. who 10 her guest-
1frs. Henry euxzaiio and Mrs.
George w. SoEidAy VIII preside at the
urns. Others assisting vii, be Mrs.
Edwnrd II. Schulz. Mrs. Hsrbsrt T.
Condon. Mrs. William T. Prosser.
Mn. Edgar L. Webster, Mrs VII
mcn Tucker and Mrs. John l..
Travis
Invitations have been limited TO
army women. neighhors and friends
q tho University district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
University Of Washington
Pre-Medic Dance

The University Of Warrington
Prc-Medic viii entertain with It's
first dance Of the season Friday
evening. November Is. at 8 o'clock.
in the ball room Of the Caledonia
Apartments. Included on the com.
mittee are Miss Edith Cattle. Miss
Venus Johnson. Mr.. Caleb Stone.
Mr.. Clyde Tarter and Mr.. Raymond
Tubbs. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18

surely. " your uifc aiDays before
had found pou uorfhD Of her loco
and trust. her relatives and friends
toouid noio have no tocapons against
you. ~, hotnepcr. voa sometimes
haze oipen her cause 10 doubt you.
Doa are ia measure 10 blame for
her present disfrust. eUcn tho u "
founded upon unfrufhs
~ the estronDemcnf bcfpccn vou u
due chiefly 10 the Interference Of
others. u seems likely that she "a at
heart Just as onrious for a recoscsii-
alton as you arc. and that nothing
toouid please her better than 10 haze
these stories against vou proped 10
De untrue. You should be able 10
supply that proof.
Your letter suggests that perhaps
some part Of your trouble mav BE-
Que 10 the fact that voa did not sho,o
as much antetv as your wife fclt you
should about securing uork. You
uenfton three month"; Illness az thu
" we're small matter. No person
rho u able 10 cork shonld be IDLE "
ne can scus a JOB.
DO your beet IN tho work von no,e
hare and try 10 prorsde a comfort
able home for pour usfe. ~ she re-
fuses 10 Join voa IN yoar present To-
cation. return 10 The toton Uhere she
IL sfdvsng as soon as you can secure
cork there. Perhaps " vou could see
her more often than vos noso do and
could talk MATTERS opev sotfh her. you
could wore easily consfnce her Of the
dessfd bsiifv Of reconciliation Thar
you could by urifsn0 letters 10 her.
/. And fhe important thing for vos
10 sensber Il 10 see that your con-
duet at all times Is above criticism
" voa are careful 10 do that u I,
difficult to ace hoe situation Ike
fhas can arise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
st. Johns Church
Annual Bazaar

ST. Johns Episcopal church. West
Seattle. viii hold It's annual bazaar
Thursday and Friday. December LIST
and and. IN the Masonic hail. ssi2
California ave. west Seattle.
The various booths with their
chairrnen are as follows: Mrs. VII.
liam r Colccck u prestd>.it Of the
guild and general chairman: fancy
work. Mrs. ". Julyan: domestic. MR..
II. Graham. flowers and plants. Mrs.
w. r. Lave: deiicatessen. Mrs NJ.
J. Bywater. afternoon tea. MIS-. =.
Horrocks. candy and Ice cream. Mrs
G. J. stanley: fish pond. Mrs. r. c.
Hitchcock
The checking room viii b In
charge Of tho Brosherhood OF 81.
Andrews. Dinner viii be served
both evenings from TO 100 O'Clock
by . committee OF ladies' under the
chnirnanship Of Mrs. q. r. Forster.
and . country store win BE- run By
members Of the vestry.
the proceeds OF the bazaar WIN b
used for the church building fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Delightful Tea
Commitments Miss Yerd

For the pre-nuptial entertain
ment Of Miss Erma yerd. Mrs. Bert
Farrar and Mrs. Efsna Farrar Bauer.
were hostesses 1t a tea this after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. Farrar.
with . miscellaneous shower as an
added compliment
Mrs. Edward Thomas verd and
Mrs. James Dickson Trenholrne pre-
sided at the dainty tea table. Here
the decorations Of Opheiia roses, ar.
ranged in a graceful basket. were
very charming. Pink was the color
scheme carried out in the drawing
room. with shaggy chrysanthemums
predominating.
Tho invitations were limited to the
intimate friends OF Miss verd.
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Ladies Of Haven NJ. ". Church
IBnzaar


Mrs. A. VI. Anderson returned
Thursday from fortnights trip 10
California
Mr. Mortimer Carraher arrived In
the city thls week. and II the guest
OF his mother. Mrs M. NJ. carraher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome left
Sunday for a six weeks Eastern
trip.
Mr.. Frank waterhous. ana Miss
Muriei waterhoune arc spending :
few weeks In the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Crosby len
last evening for a months "Trip In the
East
Mrr. A. Poison and Mrs Thomas
A. Kelly left yesterday TO spend the
winter In California.
Mr.. and Mr.. James A. HaIrht. Jr..
have taken the homo Of Mira r.. y.
Whittier. fios broadway Aorth. where
they win move December l.
Mr.. and Mrs- J.. w. Cairns. Who
have recently returned from the
Orient. are the guests for . short
time OF Col. w. r. PAtten. u. q. A..
and Mrs. Patten. en- route TO London.
England
Judge Cornelius Hansorf ana Mixn
Ada Hxnford have removed hrosn
their Apartments 10 their rertdenoe
at ifs2 Tenth ave. North.
Mr.. ana Mra Stanley Piper q
Beiiinsham will be the weekend
guests OF Mr.. and MrR lAurence
Reed Ellis.
----------------------------
Germany h the Only country whiek
has formally abolished tipping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18

The Washington Bureau OF The
Seattle Star has compiled q Series
Of menus for week. which con-
tain nourishinR food which can ~
most readily and cbeaply obtained
by the average housewife and
combined In tempting dishes.
Any reader OF this column may
secure this menu list by writing
10 Washington Bureau. Seattle
Star, 1879 New York ave-. Wash
ington. ID. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Musicale Given This
Afternoon

An interesting musicale was given
this afternoon by Mrs. Frank n. Van
TuyL who Is leaving next week for
a visit 20 Long Beach. Cal. The pro
gram WAS followed by a tea, with
Mrs. Alexander Il. Stewart and Mrs.
Charles u. stimson presiding at the
table. which Was arranged In the
lanai.
Mrs. f.. y. blaine. Mrs. John III.
Powell. Mrs. Frederick Rausman.
Mrs. Harry Sharpiess. Mrs. Charles
II. Collins and Mrs. Livingston n.
stedman assisted tho hostess In en-.
pertaining.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Thanksgiving Dance
POSTPONED

ne Thanksgiving dance planned
" the younger set for Thanksgfv'
ins night has been postponed on &C
count Of conflicting with the Fine
Ara picture BALI the preceding
evening.
Tho committee announces the
0nnce will Be given some time dur
ND the Christmas holidays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Musicale at Alpha
.SiQnld Phi House

Miss Anatei Trent will present
Jessie Allen Hamsted. artist pupil.
aaststed by Irene Moesser. contraito;
Marie Corbella. soprano. and Joseph
Quincy. baritone. in q musical pro-
gram At the Alpha Sigma Phi
House. 1850 18th avenue Northeast.
saturday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Birthddn Commitment

Mrs. Darsic c. bard will enter.
tain with a dance az her horne Sat
urday evening as q compliment 10
her daughter Mary. on her seven.
tcenth birthday. Forty young peo-
Pile have been invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Cynthia Grey 3
Was Man Worthy of Wife's Tr1@t?-Questton
Brought Up in Amswer to Letter From Worried
Husband.

Dear Miss Grey: My wife and got along fine till went
TO another city TO work After left her friends and rea
ves told her lot Of things that not true and persuaded
her to leave had only been out of work Tor three
months when she insisted that go away and get this Joo
How get her 10 take back again? love her and
would do anvtbino In the world for her NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Coronado Social Club
Viii Giue Dance

Five hundred invitations have
been issued BY The coronsd0 Social
club for dance 10 be given at the
Seattle Yacht club. Thanksgiving
night Elaborate plans are being
made for the event
The committee In charge con-
stats Of Miss Beth Hosg ana Miss
Patricia Hutchinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Scrap Over Gods;
Cons Put Stop 70 Ii

SHANGHAI. Nov. is,--The chief
OF police OF Shanghai and woosung
has issued a decree prohibiting pro-
ces.ions Of gods. Fights among the
paraders and oniookcrs have occurred
10 often. he explains. that this ae-
ton had 10 b. taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
Saturday Service at
Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs. w. c. Miles will be hostess at
the orthopedic Tea shop. 1874
Fourth ave. for the frsnk Park
Guild. Saturday. assisted by Mrs.
Ivan Hylsnd. Mrs. Fred w. Fuller.
Mrs. w. n. Mcsoriey. Mrs Samuel
J. Holmes. Mrs Retta Martin. Mrs.
Henry Brown. Mira Max Harrison.
Mrs. &. l.. Harrison
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Mrs. Harrington to
Be COMMUNICATED

Mis- Clara Emory IN entertaining
with = bridge Of four tables At her
home "wednesday afternoon. cornpli-
mentIng Mrs. Elliott Dean Harring-
; ton, who il leaving November ~
for her home in Schenectady. N. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-18
limitations Issued for
Junior Club Dances

Invitations have been issued by
tbs Junior club for the series OF
dances II IL giving this winter IN
Christiansen's hall. The dates for
the parties have been set for Deem
Der .. January z. and costume ball
on Easter Monday.