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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Frank ID. Maxwell's
Windows Attract

Did you happen 20 ~. the unuruai
avenue windows Fraser, Paterson
displayed over the holidaynl They
were the work Of Frank y Maxwell.
Tho window shades were drawn for
a few days and when the curtains
were lifted thcr. was revealed In a
long central corridor n brilliant
scene reproducing magnificent
palace salon. with broad staircase
and richly hung balcony In pcrspcc.
tisA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Rainbow Informal
Patrons and
PdtrOnesses

For the Rainbow Informal that
the Junior league OF the Seattle Day
Nursery association Is giving at the
Yacht club next Saturday evening
the patrons and patroncsses will in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Abner Brown.
Hr. and Mrs. *. l. Luke. Mr. and
Mrs. G. y. Niblock. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r.. Patrick. Mr.. and Mrs. James
WyIie. Mrs. James A. Sheahan. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Burton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis schwager. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Branigan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
David, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cleland
and Mrs. James Calvert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Dance at Three
Tree Point

The Three Tree Point club gave
the first dance OF the season at their
clubhouse Saturday evening. About
nifty couples had an enjoyable eve
ming. Next Saturday evening the
ladies' have been invited to appear In
Eingbams and prize will be given
for the most attractive costume. Tho
club plans to entertain with one OF
these delightful parties every week.
end during the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Personal

Mr.. G.. C. Carpenter and Mr.. rrv.
ing Pratt returned yesterday from
a weekend fishing trip
Mrs I. NJ Davenport and son.
Lewis. Jr- who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Hot
lis for several weeks. returned to
their home In Spokane last evening
Coming over from Camp Lewis
TO attend the Rainbow Informal on
Saturday evening viii be Capt l..
w. Huston. Captain Crane. Captain
Doran. Captain Oliver. Captain Me.
Seaiy. Captain Lentz Captain Chad.
wick and Captain Brown
Miss Anna Roberta HoTe and
Miss Elspeth McEwan. who have
been travelling in the Orient and
Europe for several months. viii mr..
rive In New York about June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
bert Charles Stub. who have been
spending several days at Lake cres.
cent. will return today.
Mr.. and Mr.. James q. Hewitt
and family have removed 10 resi-
dence at 1924 4. Denny way.
Mr.. and Mrs. LanEfon c. Henry
are planning 20 remove in few
days TO their summer home at the
Highlands
Mrs. Arfrcd J. Ffskcn. who
underwent an operation Mt the Sc
attic General hospital. Sunday. L.
progressing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barnes left
for Victoria. y. C.. Saturday. and
are spending a few days motoring
around the island. They plan to
return wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. Burnside
spent tho week end In Victoria,
u. c.
Mr.. Tracy Fairchild OF Bend.
Ore. spent the week end In Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. johnson OF
Chicago. Ill. arrived In the city
the last OF the week. and are tho
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Johnson
Col. A. NJ. Wetherin and Mr..
Frederick Strive spent the week
end in Victoria u. c., returning
Monday evening.
Mr.. Fred Baxter spent the weel,
end in Victoria. r.. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. McMlcken left
Sunday for short trip to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. II. 8. Frye. who has been Wis
ring in Vancouver, y. c.. as the
guest OF Mrs. Roderick Campbell,
will return the last of the week. nc.
companied by Mrs. Campbell, who
will be her guest
MIR. and Mrs. lie Roy Backus and
family spent the weekend at their
summer home at Enetal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Cornish School
Annual Dance Festival

Tickets are now being sold for the
Cornish School Annual Dance Fest.
val Drama. music and dance will
be combined Friday night and Sat.
urday afternoon at the Metropolitan.
Judging by last year. a large crowd
viii attend.
Last year Fnailin Crawford was
the applause 10 OF the evening. and
before that 1akcy Ford. whom to-
day all Sattliies proudly look
for among Vanity Fairs celebrities
In New York. Every year Mary
Anne Wells introduces so-nc enquiN.
tie dancer from among her students.
and also a series OF group dances By
children OF all ageA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Miss Pdrdee
HOnOred at Tea

Is spending tho summer as the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Frances
kellar. Miss Helen James enter
tanned with a charming tea. at the
home OF Mrs. Laurence Booth. Sat
urday afternoon. Miss Kathertn,
Hawicy. Miss Mary Gorman and
Miss Madeleine Gcrbei were the as
sistants OF the hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Commencement at st.
Nicholas School

The graduating exercises OF the
St. Nicholas school will take place
In the Fine Arts gallery, Friday
morning at ten O'Clock. The com
mencement address will be given
by Professor Matthew Lyle Spencer
OF the school OF Journalism at the
University of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Casnpflre Girls Benefit

a dance by the residents of East
Seattle for the benefit OF the Camp.
fire girls will be given at the hall
on Saturday evening. the commit.
tee In charge including Mrs. L. r.
Kellogg, Mrs. G.. X. Guppy. Mrs.
Roland II. Smith and Mrs. s.. L..
Pritchard. A. Z great number Of
guests from town are expected, a
special boat will be run,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Ilncoin High School Matinee

The Girls and BoyS association
Of the Lincoln high school will en-.
terrain with a matinee at the school
on Thursday. Juno 2. for the benefit
OF the Social Service fund. The pro.
gram will consist OF one-act play.
Indian Summer given BY the
oral expression No. classes. music
by Mr.. y. u. Worths orchestra OF
sixty members: campfire demon
Etration by Campfire girls IN the
high school and two stunts in light.
or vein.
VITA the Social Service fund. poor
children arc fed and clothed. Con.
,ributions Of fruit and reading mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Unique Features
Planned for Reception

At the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Whitney Treat arc giving at
their home Saturday evening. from
until IL o'clock. a unique feature
win be the serving OF Chinese. Jap
anese and American foods. arranged
on three separate tables. Entertain.
ers will amuse the guests and
dancing win while away the hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
SLIDER Tea

The Canadian Women's club is
arranging a series OF benefit enter
fainments for the relief OF Canadian
families in Seattle. the first in the
series 10 be a musical tea at the
home of Mrs. George r. Duncan,
1853 s2nd ave. s.. on Friday even.
ing. June 10. at o'clock. The fol
lowing program has been arranged
by Mrs. Robert A. White and
Madame HolIinshead Hubbcll:
"'Tis June" ................. Ronald
THE Last Rose Of Summer" from
Martha"
Miss Rae Philips
oeicctions-Nr. A. D. sheriff
Mis- AnniA ~. Moore ut the plane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Dancing Party Planned


Complimentinx their son. Mr..
James Frink. who will graduate
from Culver Military academy next
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Frink
have issued invitations for a dane
ing party at their home on Monday
evening. June 20. The invitations
are confined to the subdebutante
set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Lettie Gardner Rose Cluh

The Lettie Gardner Rose club will
meet in the tea room OF the Bon
Marche, Wednesday. Juno I. at ~ m.
Mrs. Alexander Phinney will be host.
css for the day.
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ter /, be sent TO soldiers in the
hosals.
sasS Lodge ~ FraterrrsI brother
hood
saie Lodge OF the Frnterual
Bro,rhood. No. 1914. will hold o
spee meeting in the club room al
3af4 Fremont ave. Tuesday even
ing.ny 81. Mt 3 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
Beacon IIiIl and Robert Fulton
10 a. a

Tho Beacon i'm and Robert Ful
ton PIT. A. VIII give n silver tea at
tho homo OF Mrs. Charles W. era,
mer. aots Boylston ave. from unul
3 o'clock. A cordial invitation To the
public and all school patrons In cx'
tended. and during the afternoon
there will be n musical program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Mrs. Hduden Hostess

Mrs. James Hayden viii entertain
IN her apartment at the Hotel Otis
tomorrow afternoon with an informal
bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Miscellaneous Shotcer
Co,nplime1lting
Miss Godley

Mrs Carlton w. Bryant and Miss
Helen Bryant have arranged an even
ing's entertainment In the nature OF
q miscellaneous shower for tomorrow
evening nj their horne. compliment.
AIRY to Miss Dorothy Cooley. bride
elect Of June. Twenty friends OF the
honor guest have been invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Luncheon Postponed

The luncheon arranged for tomor.
row afternoon nj the women's Uni-
vcrsity club has been postponed on
account OF Or Riley Allen. who was
10 have been the speaker. being call
ed East. Tho luncheon viii be given
later in the month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Southwest Seattle Community
Council

The Southwest Seattle Community
council will hold Its NEXT semi
monthly meeting at Barton 1T hall
Barton st. and 18Th ave s. w.
Thursday. June ?. at q D. m. New
membership cards will be on hand
for approval. and there win be n
discussion on how 10 procure a
chemical truck. go badly needed in
the nrighborhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Daniel Iiagiry PIT. a.

Mrs. y. J. Gardiner Will report on
the state convention at Waiia Walla
al the meeting OF the Daniel BaEley
PIT. A. at aib nj the school. Tho
pupils OF Miss Ruby Porter's rooms
will sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Palm Circle No. 60

The district convention Of Pa1n
circle No Go. Neighbors OF Woce
craft, will be held nj the Bailaf1
hall on June 9 at . A. m. Tate
Fremont. Ballard car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Sharp contrasts give your frock
tho dash which distinguishes IL a.
smart. Thus black and white will
always hold It's own for the late
summer gown. This frock Is OF
white crepe. heavily embroidered In
black silk. The black bow at tho
neck il one version OF tho vogue for
tie effects which Is due TO Be n fca.
turc OF fail fashions
~-~~~~~-~N~~~-~-~~~-~~~~~~ ~.~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
The nut,srfiirs- st.aseiie
'-rhe Morning wtnd.- Cycle Of tIfo~
sssss.srs.ss+s sssssas sst hrAuss@ ~ -
Mighty Lax a Rose" .Sesin
Mins Gladys Phitiir.
Mr.. Charles ~. Gibson. accompanies
The social committee In charge OF
the affairs are Mrs. Thomas Coui.
son, Mrs Archie Mclean. Mrs. John
fnkater. Mrs. d. Clifford Reid. Mrs
William Mccreery. Mrs. T.. u. Nor,
ey and Mrs. ~ ". Brogan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Mar,knoIl Circle

M,knoil circle will hold n eandy
and ,wer sale at the hail on Wash
ihgts 81. next Sunday AT 2.3o p. m.
Ther viii be a literary and must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Seattle Congress Of Moe1s7x and
HT A

A silver tea and musicale win be
given AZ the home OF Mira. John @.
Matthew'S. 1871 ,2nd ave. NJ. on
"Wednesday. June !. nj 2 .. m. by
tho Seattle Central Council OF the
Congress OF Mothers and Parent
Teachers association. All PIT. A.
members invited. Take the 18th
ave. car and get of at Prospect n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Past Guardians club. Olympic &c
Gle. no. ~. Will entertain all rnetl
guardians nj tho Hoge Annex ciub
rooms on Friday from 20 o'clcck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
COLORS

Coiorcd handkerchief nro appear.
Ing with renewed viFor. Their dc.
signs ar. manifold and the tones do
not eonfinc themselves 10 any thing
light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

| Mrs. Jennie IcafEtN, hErirted ~
Mrs. Ida ". AFTER. will entertain the
members Of Ridgley Rebeksh Auxil.
larry at her home, 27ii y. Union Mt.
AT $50 .. IN.
ladies Aid
Tue Ballard Presbyterian ladies'
/ Ala will meet at : y. m. In the
church annex Mrs. A. Walker. Mrs.
j. Mckenzie and Mrs. Il. c. Stone
Will be hostessos
Thhnble Club
The Seattle Woodcraft T'himbie
club will give a card party In the
club rooms. 400 Hogo Annex. at
ans.
Wonan's Guild
The woman's guild OF 81. Marks
church viii hold a business meeting
In the guild ball
Orrb~- Club
The orphse club VIII meet with
Mrs. u. !. styer. 1899 Jefferson St.
a. y III
Wou,~n Of Noo~~b~art legion
The Women Of Moosehcar, Legion
win meet In the Moose temple at
n IN
Jefferson PIT. A.
A DAdA' night will be given by
tho Jefferson PIT. A. on wedneR
day evening. June !. at the school
From T1o until $40 tho domestic
science and manual training depart.
ments viii be operating and will BE-
on exhibition At $50 Mr. Ciaud
Eckar Will .poak ON Current
School Problems" A report on tho
Walla waiia PIT. A. convention
will be given by Mru. Saul Re.
Treatments will bo served by the
domestic science department.
Cotrri~ Chrb
The members Of the co,srIe OF
Seattle have chosen Wedns m.day
June I. ~ their day al the state
convention % Women's clubs. which
will be held In Tacoma from May 81
TO June I, Inclusive They will meet
In the Tacoma Methodist church at
The registration bureau at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Dear Madam:
In times past, before moving into big,
factory, often unable supply the
many Seattle friends. But that in home
Westlake With its increased facilities
favortte Salad Dressings large quaint titles,
assure regular supply OF better than Mrs.
Porter's Salad Dressings.
And at this time want to most cordially invite
to visit the Home OF Mrs.
Wednesday, to there
and family salad
for 1T is sat ion that
has from small
TO its present proportions. Don't fail
that all Seattle people should know about
industries that providing
make the cont nued
Mrs. Porter's is Of these.
OF course Will cont inue to your grocer for
MRS. Porters Salad Dressings, only
quality but also to help this industry
to All handle Mrs. Products.
However, if for impossible obtain
them, Won't please $50, giving
the Of Will
Sincerely,
MRS. NJ. A. PORTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

A w~b-finErr~d glove has bc-n In
vented 20 enable persons To swim
more easily.
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cal program in the afternoon ana
further particulars win be N
nounced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Mrs. Jennie Pcarsuin. assisted by
Mrs Ida NJ AFTER. will entertain the
members Of Ridgley Rebeksh AuHil.
larry at her home, 27ii y. Union nj.
al so D. IN.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
and proceed from thcro TO dinnS

and proceed from there 10 dinnS
Gneral George Washington C1hs
a card party viii be given sy
General George Washington cirr.
No. 80. on Wednesday evening, J,,c
I. at Wings cafeteria All WELDON.
St johns Church Benefit
Mrs. Dana W. Brown will entA
tain wednesday. June I. with a q
yer tea at her home. s7ii 37th ava
IS. W. for the benefit OF the bull
Ing fund Of ~. Johns parish churcl
In Went Seattle. During the ate,
noon the oil painting OF 1T. Rss
Peter Rowe. bishop OF Alaska. Wi
be on exhibition. The painting
which In the work Of Katherine NJ
Gray Of this city. hah been oonss
Grated 20 tho work OF tho Episcopa
church and IL will be taken Z
Alaska soon.
Health and Ttoer~aibonai Cenl<v
The business Girls Health an
lsecfeationai center will meet a
afith Fremont ave. at 7.so p. r
Address By Or Hattie Slaughter o
Perpetual YOUTH
Tonia Social Circle
forin Social circle win meet a
the Masonic temple at 2 p. n
Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Ladies, Aid

Tue Ballard Presbyterian ladies'
Ala will meet at y. m. In the
church annex. Mrs. A. Walker. Mrs.
j. Mckenzie and Mrs. Il. {. Stone
will DO hostcsscs
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The orphse club viii NEE; witt
Mrs. u. /. styer. 1892 Jefferson 81
at .. m
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Thhnble Club

The Seattle woodcraft Thimbis
club will give n card party In this
club rooms. 400 Hogo Annex. al
2is,
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Wou~n Of Moo>~bcart I<eion
The Women Of Moosehcart Legior
will meet In the Moose temple at
u. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Health and Resr~aisonai Center
Ionia Social Circle

ionia Social circle win meet al
the Masonic temple at 2 p. m.
Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

The woman's guild OF 81. Mark
church viii hold a business meeting
In tho guild hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs IanEdon c. Henry
are planning 20 remove in few
days TO their summer homo at the
HighlandA
The Washington herald., 1921-11-13
ia 9uale 81unn sSfoyyJaAk
By Zudge H2zlis sDr0Dn
An Example, in Profit and Loss
Boobies father sold tract of land Jimmys father.

Boobies father sold Of land Jimmy's father.
ats right river I'm going have lots of fun SWIM
ming this summer" Jimmy told Bobbie
Huh, you'll have watch the tide for when it's
nothing but mud" replied Bobbe
= The day Jimmys father said to Boobies father:
MY tells the of
from is mud front when the tide in Is that o?"
Well there is not much water low tide" replied
Bobbee father Il showed the when the tide
Bbe father added he perceived the questioning look
of Jhnrnys father.
%" have complaint make though greatly disappointed
You all information asked you
advice thought about the tide the
good salesman show the property when the tide said
Jimmy his father said that he wouldn't have bought
that land the he had about the mud when
tide was Bobbie said his father that evening It good
Il falling your
to him as he looked the school report card.
Did stand the head Of class the father
"onee." replied Bobbie
"Do o % againe"
Maybe sometimes said Bobb and then thinking his father
in the spirit of decker Bobbie said:
What would do if should head Of my
"In give $1o" quickly responded father.
"An right III try best" said Bobbie
Bobbe was silent for time, then remarked:
Surprising that shouldn't make the head but stood second
IN give you IS stand responded
Later when Sobb brought in his report from the school the
father N EsTIs eoSda ws . did you stand Rdh sis'
TOO bad, for had $Io-bl all ready for you"
But stood second and the S." said
Boobies father gave him the S..
Bobb fastening of the nquired
" by the way SON how many in your eiassF'
Jimmy was waiting for Bobbie.
did it workl" questioned Jimmy
Sure" replied Bobbie he exhibited the S.
Gee, dad will laugh when tell him how you IS
dad and made just honest he did when he
mud waterfront" said Jimmy.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-13
Old Marines Son
Advises Father
To @Settle Down

The Oldest Marine has. been io-
Gated. = He 10 n n Bradley. nov
1t the Leavenworth Hospitais Kan
sss. and he says he 10 100 yesrs
and . months Of age; u the Oldest
sergeant Of Marines. and II further
proof is needed he orders that TO
Lilo No. 10" at Marine headQuartsrs
be called into reference
Sergeant Bradley has writtsn q
Secretary DENLY. asking his inter-
est in getting his furiough. % thf'
he may go from LsavenworP
Kans-. to Brooklyn to visit his son
James Bradley. . retired police
man. He accompanies his commu-
nication with q reply from his son
former Policeman Bradley, advis-
ing his father TO settle down"
The records from Marine Corps
headquarters show that. 4afthew
M. Bradley enlisted In the corps
January .. 1885. and was discharget
January 4, 1859; re-enlisted January
s. 1883. and discharged Msfeh o.
1853.
1t 10 Impossible for -the records
to give the date of hfs birth AZ
the time Of each enlistment his pa
pers stated that 'he was over the
age of II years"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-13

-F~"e HCtuECBs
A young artist asked his instruc-
tor what was wrong with a draw
ing.
The instructor looked at the piece
carefully.
The composition of the picture
Is bad" said he. You have toe
many objects in the picture-un-
necessary objects. The important
ones are not properly arranged"
Composition is the ARRANGEMENT
OF figures and the placing of back
grounds In a picture.
Figure A illustrates one of the
simplest forms of composition. You
VIII note that the clothing Of the
man has been "colored' SO that
there are three spots of biack-his
nat, coat and shoes. Always keep
picture.
Figure B shows a triangular
composition. The middle figure ID
the top point Of the triangle. Mo-
tice that the three spots OF black
are In the picture also.
Oval composition 10 illustrated IN
heure c. When you look at this
picture your eve will travel in an
oval, following the shadow (which
makes good spot Of coIor) to the
bottle, the hand and the man. Note
the three spots Of heavy color.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-13
STUDY HELPS.
Fer the History Class.

Always, without fail, one quality
possessed by men who make big
successes is foresight They can
see ahead.
1t is the man who knows what
happened in the past who can fore
tell what is likely to happen under
similar conditions in the future.
This is the real reason for studying
history. II develops foresight.
Looking backward teaches us TO
see ahead.
When a boy gets out OF school
his chief dealings will be with peo-
pie. The ono subject studied IN
school that has most to do with
people is history. It tells US what
men and women once did. so that
we may know what they are go
ing to do later on.
History in itself isn't worth
much. But II is worth a great deal
II. and only IT, Il is connected up
with the live things that are going
on today which are described in
the newspapers. The reading Of a
newspaper ought to be part of a
history course.
A newspaper man IL "a historian
In hurry" says a learned profess
sor. He is rieht The news" of
today Is the history of tomorrow.
Probably the simplest way TO
make a newspaper helpful IN study
Ing history, 10 TO look for similar
events and compare them. In study
Ing past wars read about present
wars In studying rsst panics reed
about the present business siu-,n.
This shows how times have changed
and are changing.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-13
Air Trip From Neuc York
To HaUand in IS Hours

The airship has reduced to nine
teen hours dying time the journey
from New York to Havana. Cuba. a
distance OF about 1881 miles. which
oy railroad and boat takes four
days. The Aeromarine Navy HIS.
stx-passenger flying boat President
zazas." which left the airport city
OF New York at Eirhty-second
street and Hudson River on SEN
temher p. inaueurating the South
ern season OF the Aeromarine Air
ways the present schedule Of
which calls for the departure OF
TWO boats a month for Havana from
New York City. made stops at At
lantic City. Beaufort. s. C., Miami,
Fla, and Key West. Fla. ana ar
rived at Havana on September %.
" is believed that the schedule wifi
develop into a weekly service be-
fore the first OF the year.
Last season the price OF a flying
boat ticket to- Havana was $3.50.
Today the fare has been reduced to
sfa5 per passenger. which compares
more favorably with the railroad
rrice. which is around s14o. Under
the new schedule g. is possible for
passengers &c board an aeromarine
dying boat in New York In the
'-orninr; fy 10 Beaufort. S c. the
FIRST day. transfer there the follow
ing morning TO another boat fiylng
to Miami. where smother transfer
IL made and from there TO Key
West and Havana. arriving AZ the
latter place the afternoon Of che
scond day.