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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
LIE ROY BROTHERS
IN LIVELY REVUE

The nrw show that appeared NJ
Loew's Palace Hip combines plenty
OF action. melody and novelties tn
an admirably balanced entertain.
mrnt The Is Roy BROTHERS arc
splendid physical specimens who
open the bin with a speedy exhibi-
ton Of balancing and foafs OF
strength
Tho path -down Melody ianc- has
led Charles F-iaxiar and Ruth Malta
To find some rcfreshingiy new songs.
welded together with comedy that is
likewise Individual
Many surprises are offered by
Charles Smith and Grare Innan In
their sIsit. -aaiiy's VISIT
Tho team Of Cortex and Ryan con.
tribute n musical offering.
Long and Gibson and the Van
Dell Sisters are the members OF n
talented company appearing In n
lively revue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Beg Pardon!

The Star never Intentionally pvints -
untrue statement or makes an unjust
charge. bat our reporters are human
and they don't SIZE everything they
write about Whenever an errur c~eeps
into The Star. we will be very gind -
correct IL. and We will thank the friends
who call u 10 our attention.
In an article m Thursdays Star
the credit for the invention OF the
"Wiggley- type OF dog. one of the
toys manufactured in Seattle. was
given TO the wrong persons. II was
stated that the toy was invented by
Vernon l. Lucas and ]. s. Lucas
Instead. Il was invented approx
mately a year and half ago by ID.
j. Palmateir OF Denver, who turned
the pattern over TO r. r. Boynton.
president of the International Toy
Manufacturing company. for manu-
facture and marketing in Seattle.
The model was called the "Shimmie
Dog" Since then the same pattern
of dog, under the name OF the Wig
gley." has been handled by the Home
Products company. with which v. l.
and ]. s Lucas are connected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

los ANGELES. Dec. 20. - The
strangost OF kleptomania puzzles
Is the Characterization Of psychiat'
ris,s and psychologists now study
ing the case of Mrs. Eta Hell,
former wife OF millionaire Chi
cago banker. who In held here as a
woman Raffles."
Why does She turn burglar She
has an allowance Of 5000 a month
from her husbands estate and was
able 10 furnish a home In a fash
ionable section hero. Yet, according
To the charges. this woman who
once had entrees to exclusive Chi
cago society circles, took a position
as house maid in the home OF a
movie Official in order to rob II
But six months ago her alleged
thicvery escapades In Chicago SO
ciefy homes created q Juror.
She cannot explain her conduct.
A nero question sends her into n
swoon. She speaks OF an invalid
son whom "she cannot see want
also of an automobile accident in
which an injury to the head was
received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
ANDERSON DENIES
FERRY RATE RAISE

upon fares concerned the three
ferry routes.- Anderson declared.
land they are the only runs l am
bound TO maintain by the terms
Of my contract but In sddition 10
that am giving tho people a
COAST. wide service along Weat Sc
attic. and the cart shore ~ Lake
Washington. which the county plan
ned 10 abandon.
Anderson declared mat n he "
given the support Of the people, 80
that IL will pay him 10 maintain the
ferry system. he will In the ten
years OF his lease save the people Of
King county $4,000. 900. This Capt
Anderson figures would be the def
cit In that length OF time II the coun'
" continued 10 operated the ferrieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
FREIGHT CUT
NEXT MONTH

OMAHA. Neb., Dec. a3.--Union Pa.
cific officials today announced that
the freight rate reductions on live
stock and farm products will go into
effect on January /. The rates for
tho territory east of Denver and
Cheyenne will be ~ per cent on
wheat. wheat products and hay: FL
per cent on corn and corn products
West of Denver and Cheyenne the
reduction win be 10 per cent on
wheat and wheat products, and on
corn and coarse grains. 10 per cent
The live stock rates win continue
Mt the present 20 per cent reduction,
which would have expired on Decem.
Der 81, but which were continued In
effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
~" CLEE CLUB
TO TAKE TRIP

The University OF Washington
cie@ club leaves Tuesday for n tour
OF Western Washington and Oregon.
Twentyfour singers. the violin sex
,et and two speciality acts will make
the trip under the direction Of Dean
Irving NJ. Glen
III. program. which WIN b. given
In i've cities. includes ak numbers
by the giee club in chorus two
noios. numbers by tho violin rcxtet.
a nonoioEue and a feature act. lin
Dear Old coIlegA Day. The pro
gram has been changed since the
first appearance at the university
IN November.
The schedule follows: Tuesday,
Stadium high school. Tacoma: Wed,
n~sday. municipal auditorium. Van.
oouv-r. Thursday. Portland. Friday,
Legion auditorium. Olympia: Sa;ur
day. Grand theatre. Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Sick Man Going to
Hospital Is Robbed

Police were asked 10 search Friday
for a thief who robbed Ivan c. Gray.
ma w. Howe st, of a leather bag
containing hundreds OF dollars worth
of securities while Gray was bein.
taken to the city hospital.
Gray was taken suddenly sick FRI
day on a downtown street and while
on the way 10 the hospital tho thief
stole tho grip from the running
board OF the aato. A liberal regard
is offered for its recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

day she began 20 sink rapidly aftef
winds had weakened her.
Captain coistrup ordered us 70
take 10 the open sea In small boats
and we abandoned the Harvard 40
miles north Of the flaming Islands.
I'VE we're out Of the regular
steamship lanes. but after "a hours
in the open boats we sighted blur.
which proved 10 be o steamer .
smoke on the horizon
'some OF the men made loren
of oakum and oil. and hoisted
distress signal. Then we watched.
II seemed hours but was really only
a few minutes until We could see
the smoke had turned and was head
ing towards us.
ut was the British nerchsntmau
Baron Inchcape. The inchcape
picked us up and 20 days later we
landed az Balboa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

Accusations Of irate residents
81 Mercer island. and the east
shore Of Lake Washington. who
declare that John !. Anderson.
lessee Of IN. Lake Washington
ferry system, has missed rates
on some Of the runs In violation
Of his contract with the county.
were fiatIy denied Friday by
Captain Anderson
While admitting that he Ind al
vanccd fares. Captain Anderson
pointed 20 the governing clause II
tho lease, which specifies that NJ
fares may be Increased on the thre'
ferry runs. which are Kirkland. Me
dina and Roanoke.
1.-THE only restrictions place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

NEW YORK. Dec .ss-lrhe my--
tcrioua -gypwy- girl pal of Arthur
G. Hurch. now on trial In los An
geira for tho murder Of John Bolton
Kennedy. WINS identified here today
n MISS Sarah Ford. who recently
divorced her husband. WAN Street
broker.
Il think my pal has become down.
hearted" she told the unitrf Press
to-day In AN exclusive Interview. ~ffs
has fought for weeks TO rave hts
name from iarnssb-but II seems
that a eour; Of justice In q cold.
bloodei proposition and everyone
knows there has been an iuuocen,
man convicted OF n crime he never
committed.
What In told on this witness
stand Il merely q hint Of Tho true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
IL Are Arrested
in Gambling Raid

Seventeen men were arrested In
raid on an alleged gambling den at
s55 King ST. Friday afternoon by Pa.
trolmcn Frank Bertrand and William
Domian.
conducting the game and held In Jail.
The others were released on $40 bail
each. A large quantity OF gambling
apparatus was seized. and $40 In
cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
n DEATH, WHERE
" Is THY STING?

PORTLAND. Dec. SO. - It's a
gloomy Christmas, that's what IL is.
Dr. Iinville, prohibition director for
the Oregon district, has passed the
good word along that bonded stuff
for Christmas consumption Is scarcer
than mistletoe in a bachelors hotel.
Its the weather. not our force,
that's caused the shortage" admitted
tho doctor I'm afraid it's going to
be moonshine Christmas"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Advice Asked
by Henderson

d. w. Henderson. superintendent
Of transportation. asked the opinion
OF the city legal department Friday
on the legality OF his recent order
limiting passes to uainmen going
TO and from duty.
Hendcrson's edict took aWay
street car passes from moro than
500 employees OF the public utilities
department.
the street car department more
than 500 Q day, Henderson calcur
lated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
City to Appeal in
Jap Pawnshop Case

The city OF Seattle will appeal from
the decision OF Superior Court Judge
a. w. F'rater. who held that the
council could not deny a pawnhrok.
er's license TO r. Asakura. IL was
announced Friday by Charles Don.
worth. assistant corporation counsel.
Judge Frater held Illegal the pro-
vision in the pawnbrokcr ordinance
which says that n man has TO be n
citizen TO engage in the business.
Three councilman were subpoenaed
in the case, John II. Carroll. Philip
Tindall and II. b. Hesketh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Burglars Getting
Ready for Holiday

Thieves who broke into the homo
of Mrs. II. Allen. 2saf w. Holden st !,
Thursday night escaped with two
gold watches. a pearl necklace. n sill
yer bowl. several pillow slips and
other articles
The home Of NJ. Bockafl. 1903
Ninth ave. g.. was also entered by
thieves. who broke door lock and
stole black suit, n green suit and
an overcoat
Jerome PurneSt- 1909 ION ave. s..
reported two suits valued at $500
stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
California Official
Heads Big Company

SACRAMENTO. Dec. "a Commits.
sioner OF Corporations Il. c. Bellows
today forwarded his resignation to
Gov. William stephens TO take eff.
feet January 1. Bellows resigned to
assume the presidency of largo
financial institution, the Pacific
Finance company, operating in san
Francisco and Los Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Belgium Jokes Rich
War Spectator, Too

BRUSSELS. Dec. 81. '--- People
made wealthy BY war speculation are
the butt OF practical jokes AZ all tile
Belgian resorts One couple was ad.
vised TO wear pajamas at breakfast
and did so. The management eject.
ed both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
NO H0OTCH FOUND
ON STREET CARS
THIS CHRISTMAS

Christmas toddies are going 10
he rare this year. according TO OF.
ficials OF the lost article bureau
OF the muny railway.
Nary a bottle OF yulctidc cheer
has been left ON a Seattle street
car.
But then. again. the officials
point out, people may not leave
things like that on street cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Employment Agency
Heads Will Confer

To work out plans for the cen-
tralization of all employment agency
activities. a meeting OF various EN-
ployment agencies win be held
Wednesday In room 4os. county
city building. at p. m. The meet
Ing Is called by the COMMITTEES for
relief of unemployment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
YOUTHS STEAL,
l. COSTLY TREES

FORT MADISON. Iowa II. r.
Hitch planted 20 imported Christmas
trees on his estate last spring at IL
cost OF s27 each. To-day he reported
to the police they were dug up by
some boys and sold for 30 cents
apiece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Accused of Selling
Bogus Yule Jewelry

Charged with peddling bogus jcw.
elry. John Mcclure. 81. wac held in
the city jail Thursday. one ring
which was declared worthless was
taken from Mcclure by the police,
who said Mcclure had been doing a
good Christmas business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

Charging that = tattoo artist on
First ave. had robbed him of $50
while he was having his arm tat.
'ooed. U. 70 Barbee. of prosscr, asked
police TO search for the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Cam pfire
News, Notes
and Gossip

Campfire headquarters r. 70 BE-
moved from the Globe building 70
larger offices AZ 4igs.7z. Arcsds
building. The phone viii remain EL
ilott 320s. Headquarters will close
for inventory December zs 10 30. A
special meeting Of the giIardians' as
s0ciation VIII be held at 10 .. m.
Friday.
The party that WIS 10 have been
/ given By the Sunnydale Campfire
Girls on Monday has been postponed
| Indefinitely. A letter from Fort
| Stsilacoom has been received thank
ing Campfire Girls for the donations
Of cretonBe. silk and yarn
During the last week many letters,
nhone calls and perronal visits have
kept the workers at headquarters
busy. Hundreds Of toys have been
given out 20 otherwise Christmas
! less Riddles. In many cases mothers
ana fathers. too. were remembered.
| While headquarters has been hand
ling toys, groups turnout the city
have adopted families Each family
/ IN 20 be given "a hugh basket Of
I goodies. together with gifts and
/ clothing for each member. Many Of
I the groups are keeping the family
they had for Thanksgiving.
letter has bern received from
Miss Mildred chr1stiansen, a guar
dian in Centrnlla, expressing q do
sire 10 work with Seattle bead
quarters.
1 Guardians are asked 70 mai m
reports OF December service To
headquarters not later than Decern-
Der 81.
Headquarters wishes 10 remind
guardians to FIN out and turn In
national reports at once
The Quahg1 Campfire Girls. from
Queen Anne. have carried on guar
dianlcss for eight months. Head
quarters hopes the spirit Of Christ
mas will evolve a guardian on Queen
Anne hill for this group
|
The Conanadets have elected Of
fIcers for the next six months AZ
follows. Jean Wallace. president,
Margaret Bell. vice president: Evelyn
Hughes. treasurer; Masa Furuya.
secretary: Amelia Nichols, scribe, and
Jennie Grant, hike leader
The wolcha Blue Birds have been
organized under the leadership or
i Elsa schubert They have elected
the following officers: President.
Ethel McNeai: vice president. Ruth
Newman: secretary. Barbara MO
Michael: treasurer. Phyllis Breckles
scribe, Elizabeth Caukel They are
planning a Christmas party Deccn1-
Der Fl.
The KT1oqua campfire WIN. give 4
mixer the first week OF the new
year. The girls will meet az s:15
saturday to sing carols to about 10
homes. They will leave a red dipped
Christmas candle In . decorated
holder at each place where they sing
On Wednesday the group win be en-
tertained with Christmas party ~
the home Of Helen Sanderson.
The Heiievue school board and She
Boy Scouts have donated the Camp
fire Girls the old schooIhouse FOR
their meetings. They are going to
fix II up coziiy and expect to have
their own library.
shu-in-aia campfire has elected mo
: following new officers. Mildred Snf-
der. president; Gretchen Jooes. secre-
tary; Carol Godfrey. treasurer, Dor.
othy Davis. scribe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
allied to Rescue
Friend; on Trial

PARIS, Dec 23.--A unique trial
for manslaughter will be held at
Chartres with Louis Willaume as de
PENDANT. He As accused of having
failed 20 try to rescue a drowning
friend. Willaume is an expert swim
MGR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

BERLIN. Dec. ga letter Just
received here from Herr Won Con
thard the ex-kalser's chamberlain,
reveals that early i'm September tho
exiled Count Hohenzollern suffered
from physical collapse which
rnused serious alarm for three days,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

VICTORY Hrroirrs

NitfOHf HEt0Hib
One Of seattie's beautiful suburbs.
located on the new state highway.
VICTORY WAY" one mile north
81 the city limits. Just beyond the
new Roosevelt high school and tho
great University OF Washington
Offer. beautiful view acres for en-
elusive country homeA
Acres Of rich son for berry. fruit and
garden culture
Ideal locations for poultry raising.
When Won consider what an acre
tract will produce. added 20 your
saving OF rent. u VIII pay for a
nice country home IN few ysarH
water, tights and teiephone are all
available.
Maps giving THE exact location II
this beautiful cios~-tn property,
prices aud terms. furnished on sp-
pllcatioa In person. phono or letter.
We will gladly take you by auto
any tinic Ia Geo this property. APP
rointsrents can be made by phen-
Ing the
GOODWIN REAL ESTATE CO. me.
oDwnersl
Main tssI- sis Lcary Bidx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

LONDON. Dec. .ss--nehind the
Nubar simply couldn't work artth'
metie-
Help Children master difficult
studies by making them interesting"
-~Joseph's dad had read that some
where and Il stuck In hls mind
So he got up a game 70 teach 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

rou- OF course. want to make your
friends and loved ones happy at
Christmas time. but may not have
not let that spoil the Christmas
pleasure. We will gladly loan you
the amount you need. 10 working
steady. without security OF any
kind. Pay i back IN sman weekly
QUIET, CONFIDENTIAL service.
EMPLOY rs LOAN SOCIETY
SOS Empire bldg.
si4 Second Ave, Near Madison
LOANS TO sAI.ARiED MEN and
women on their own note.
LOANS on FURNITURE. P1ANo2
woRKiNGMiNfs Loan CO.
1907 ssa6oard Bldg. -
Fourth and pike 10Th Floor.
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and Jewelry. on most
SOCIETY ron RTMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
ssg-5be Empire building
Second Near Madison.
MONEY no LOAN--WE LOAN ANY
AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS. watches
and iewelry: lowest rates,
seatiie's Oldest Loan Brokers
AMERICAN JEWELRf co,
ssi Second Ave. Eatabilshcd 1883.
AUTOMOBILE and FuRNITuRE
LOANS. NO DELAY
You retain property,
CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE
II. r. SARGENT Inc.
500 central nldg. Third Ave.
Monuments
PUGET SOUND MAHBLE 8 GRAZ
lite, Co. LIST and Virginia. Bstab-
GHhed 1878. --.----
optician and Optomeirist
!, ". sdmunds. Fraser Patterson Go.
Patent Attorneys
FREDERICK ?. GoRiN-PAT-
ent A Attorney. American and for
eign patents secured. developed
End promoted. s0b-6.T Central
Bldg, Seattle. WASH and 500 u
81. N, W Washington. II. g.
Phone Main oaao.
II T. RF.Y NOLDS. NJ ~; e. T.. REY-
NOIDs. Established Seattle, 1899:
7 years examiner u. & Pstont Of
flee. 1915 Lyon Bid. Elliott CO.'S.
HARRY BOWEN Il co.
STE total cost OF patents. s3s down.
2I6 University ~. Main bsit,
PIERRE BARNES. Main $50. 1914
- Hoge BID. faients. Trede maIlSa.
Physicians, Surgeons
RHEUMATISM, ScfATfCA. LUMBA-
10. our treatment gives Immediate
relief. One weeks trial treatment.
Open evenings. References Drs.
Freer and Braden, 905 X ard ave,
WoMENs AILMENTS. IS YEARS
experience. DR.. Angus. 400 Pam
tnges Bldg. Third and University.
Plano Tuning
PIANO TUNER -sTRoM, MAIN s020.
Cut rate plano repairing. tuning.
Razor Blades Sharpened
spanEenberR CUTLERY 1907 4th ave.
Victim Repairing
2. .t.ft. 4fr fr4 go :,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

NtAFNH NfNH1s tlUIs" FFfFHNHIk- EHHEF y
bonds AT market
G. J. sTEErsf.F
liz Cherry ~. Main Ssra
WILL Buy LIBERTY bonds
WILL SELL
10 Johnston Piston Il Ring.
600 Western Smelling a Power.
1900 Rainier Gas Crystal
1000 Davis Car Co.
1909 Alaska Petroleum & Coal
1000 Columbia Red Metal
7n0n prftwest Petroleum..
5000 Capitol Petroleum.
AND ALL OTHER STOCKS
MAX wINKLER
ZIG Union Sc. Elliott esss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
PAKTNfRs WANrEp

WANT A STEADY. RELIABLE NAN
TO take the place OF my old part
ner. who IL going away. i want
/ ran who I can depend upon IL "
not necessary that my new part
rer BE- expert mechanic. as ! arm
wiling TO teach him the right way
ef doing good repair work. Tne
nan I let ia with me must be
handy with tools. and work on the
yah > hours per day. We have fal-
b equipped shop In brick huttdinE.
cheap rent. and shop IL always full
az work. We have orc account
alone who have over 20 trucks.
also fine business with Seattle
physicfans You should make at
last 1900 per month Price for
hair interest. 1859. and . bargain
H-Ta star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

A HEAf. BARGAIN
s-roon house: garage; chicken
Kinds beating fruit. located Just
outside city limits. ii.7oo. terms
GILLIAN, 1899 Third ave. or phone
Rainier otge-R evenings
coon nUYs-so Actu.s NEAR
Ennten. : y acres. north Of city.
= and i-were tracts in West Sc
II. {. rETrRs' Tss Third Ave
10 ACHES. HALF CULTIVATED.
sopss and barn on county reed; >
miles from Port orchard. Price
1850. Soc owner az room 70. al
Jackson 81. between ; ard g
For sAt.E--fe AcREs fs MILES
from seattle. acres orchard; ,
Mes.aileusa, IGshsii wash.
IL ACREs. vAstioN ISLAND.
chsap. OF trade for North End cit,
property sunset eaos.
IS LO..IDOfT lands
f.ASp4 FoR SALE
For information tnqutr.
MEL EI.iptIN 4 BROWN co.
lINl I. 6. NNIIH IlaIl1.
81 OIL LEASES
ALASKA OIL LEASES
AND DRILLING SITES
COLD BAY AND ANCHORAGE
GOT Alaska building.
% STOCKS MD BONDS
STOCKS OFFERED
IS Johnston Piston Ring. .fff.s0
5 King Airship >. $500. zee
80 Sound Rubber ..s....- 90
sefA Alaska Pet q Coal. -. .ss
1900 Col Hrd Metal ....-- 10
=. ! =. Z United Finance ....tss 90
= pfd., com. Am. Seru rifles tTi 90
s91 Davis Car. Totem" -. 10
100 Futreii Coupler ...-- LIS
eEs Swasiika Oh ....------- II v
@HH Ihrrf VII 1000. $500. Luz
800 Thsrmopofis Cat OK. $780, rs
loco Forks Drilling. ...... .os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
IS SITUATIONS WANTED--MAII
. sAi.rs,iEN WANTED

5TART one OF OUR CANDY FAC
tortes at home. or small room any
where. We furnish everything.
Experience Unnecessary. BIG pay.
Nsn. women. Frederick kurn. slt
walnut 81. PHILADELPHIA Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

A letter has bern received from
Miss Mildred chrfstiansen, a guar
dian in Centrnlia, expressing a de-
sire 10 work with Seattle bead
quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

The party that was 10 have been
given BY the Sunnydaie Campfire
Girs on Monday has been postponed
indefinitely. A letter from Fort
stellacoorn has been received thank
ing Campfire Girls for the donations
Of cretonne. silk and yarn
Williams news., 1921-10-07

is feature of other centers.
 Information and literature may be secured from any of the Health Centers telling how to keep well yourself and how to keep your family well.
 Glasses and health study clubs are fostered, and occas- ionally recreational features are added both for grown-ups and youngsters, depending on the local need for such work.
 This constructive and bene- ficial program has gone for ward with rapid strides thru out the United States under the stimulus of the Red Cross, showing the nations belief that there is patriotic work to be done in peace as well as war times.
 Miss Rauch, Division Repre- senta tive, emphasizes the fact that every Red Cross member ship in the coming Roll Call will mean a vote for a healthier na- ton.
Williams news., 1921-10-07

Agriculture consists in mixing the 'run-of-mine" phosphate with sand and coke and smelt- ing the mass in an electric fuel fed furnace. In this process, the phosphoric acid is driven off as a fume and may be read fly collected in concentrated form. Millions of tons of phos- phates previously wasted will be saved potentially as result of the perfection of this new recla- nation system.