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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Personal

Mr.. and Mira Thomas Bori~aux
and niece. Miss Lucille Bordeaux. arc
planning TO SAL III. latter part Of
April for chsrbourE. Francs. They
win 70 direct 10 Egypt. will
visit other Europ~an countries and
motor thru France. They viii b.
gone four montha
Miws Clara Emory win i~ave Arm
10 for the East. 70 b. gore about
three mouths. She will visit, In la.
,avsa. n. r.. later going to Science
lady 10 spend some time a. the guest
Of Mr., and Mira. Elliot n-an Harring.
ton Gfiss Katherine Buticrt
Cart J. VI. Hs~t~y. u. q. ~ Who
n in command N tho q. =. 4. w.no
nah. iefs Tuesday for Ketehikan.
Alaska Mrs. Hawi~y and daughter
Miss Dorothy Hopkins. will leave
Saturday to toin him
Mira n. I. McCausfand. grand
president of Alpha omscrun r. soror.
lsy and Mira d. G. Darling Of Prvvs-
dcnce. r. T.. are guests at The soror.
ity House for q few dayA
Mr.. W. X Bogfs and daughter.
Mrx- Ralph KEENAN, returned recent,
~ from trip Of stx weeks In the
East
MrA G. g. F1isou ard nephew. Mr..
George ssruhi~. win sail April on
The Wsnatchoo for a trip 10 the
Orient
Mn n. J. Nicholson Of Mfnneapc-
HIS. who has BEEN the guest Of DR..
and Nrn. ID. A. Nicholson for several
weeks left for hcr home iass Tues,
day.
Mr.. n. A. White l~st wednesday
for Darlington IN b. the wu~~t Of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. tag.
ior. for a wcek.
Mrs. Robert n. Gillespie ~ Port.
land II the guest ~ her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Arn~w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
FAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
De Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

N yosr siin II yellcw-cnmpierson
tcai1d-apprtitc poU-
YOU have a bad taste in your mouth
i lazy. no-good fccling-you should
take Olive Tablets
Or. Edxnrds Olive Tahlets--s sub
ssitute fx caioxnel--wcre prepared by
Dr.. Edwards after IL years OF study.
Dr.Edwards' Olive Tablets afe purely
vegrtablecnmpoundmixed w1thohvcol
You viii know them BY thr;f oiive color.
Tohavr clear. pink skin. bright eyes.
no rsrnptcs. . ir-ling oi htsoyancy like
childhood days YOU must get AT the cause.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act On
DE liver and hcwels like caiunel-yct
have no dangerous after chcctA
They start the bile and Overcome Con.
Situation. Take oee U two nightly and
pose the pleasing rcsults- Milhcns Of
bones arc spld annually II l5c and 30c-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
TOAD IN THE HOLE

One cup -four. ! cup milk. 1 err.
a teaspoon snil Y pound sausage
or cup chopped cold meat
n stuffed Sausage In used remove
skin and erurnbie meat six flour.
milk. egv and salt into q smooth
batter. Pour about Y the batter
into a wcll.greased baking dlah.
Bake untii set Then add inca, and
pour over the rvss OF the batter.
Bake quickly until II has risen and
set Reduce heat and bake slowly
untii meat IL done This may re-
baked In an oblonR shallow pan. and
cut In squares 20 serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
ABOUT YOUR SHOES

Zip shoe treeH into shoes wb0
you take them off. II makes tbAns
keep their shape longer.
Alternate two pairs u shoes fhay
last longer.
Keep shoes clean and wefIpoifseh
I'd. rood dressing well rubbed n
proiongs the wear Of leather ana
kid
Clean cnuvns shoes on sf1oe trsee
70 prevent shrinking. spongs wtm
little water or soap that contains
whiting or use a co IN m crcfal
cleanser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
KITCHEN KINKS

Teaspconful Of lesnon juice boiled
with rico makes rice perfectly
white
Before baking potatoes rub them
with butter. lard. or vegetable oil
to make them meaiy and glossy.
A pot viii never boil over II yeu1i
Trraas tho inside rim
MIX will not ~rorch n youTi RINSE
tho pan out In enid water before
putting II on the stown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Mrs. Gris1Cold Honored
IL Eastern WushinUtou

Mira w. 8. CriswoId. who returned
Sunday from Eastern Washington.
where she went TO speak on Indus.
trial Conditions Surrounding Indus
ty1a1 Women Of the State" was the
eDmpfimented guest while In Yakima
~ Mrs A. r. larson. who enter.
tnined last Friday with . luncheon
e - covers.
On Saturday. In Spokane. Mra r.
u. Westmore entertained with
luncheon at the Davenport tn her
honor. and the same evening she was
M honor guest at a dinner given
~ Mrs. J. ~. Simpson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
MINUTE SALAD

b1nana9
peanuts
boiled saiad dresxfng
leaf lettuce
One banana win servo two people.
Allow one desscrtspoonfui Of ground
peanuts for each sstiad. A boiled
dressing In preferable to a heavy
nayonnaise since oil and bananas
do not combine well Leaf lettuce
carefully crfspod ''doos- Just az nice
iy as head. Remove skins from
bananas and split iengthwise.
Scfapc the uncut surface Of the ban.
ana This removes the puckery coat.
Ing that IL hard for many people to
digest. and makes a surface thu nirts
will stick TO. Roll the bananas in
the peanuts which have been sheIled
and put thru the food chopper. Mask
with salad dressing and serve on the
lettuce leaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
HEALTH BREAD

One cup whole wheat flour. . Cups
bran. l cup butterrniIk or sour milk.
a cup moiaases. u cup nuts. u cup
raisinA u teaspoon soda n tea
spoon salt
Dissolve soda IN milk Mix dry
ingredients. add nuts and raidns and
molasses and milk. Turn into n
brtck-shnpcd bread pan and bake an
hour In a slow oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
70 Be at Home
lnfOymdllu

TO give opportunity Of bidding
fassweJi TO their friends before Ieav-
Ing on Monday 70 Join Captain Foss
a. Monterey. Cal. Mrs. Elmer Theo-
1ore Fcss and her sister. Miss Betsy
Booth, viii be at home informally
Sunday afternoon from s until 8
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Mount Baker Park
Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker PARK Luncheon
club will meet Mt the club house
wednesday. April 8. at O'Clock.
The ho~tesses for the afternoon win
be Mrs.. william IL anderson. Mrs.
II. d. Austin. Mrs II. r. Phorsen
and Mrs. Lewis HayeA
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Birthday Party

As . compliment TO MIA A. O.
Raymond and Mr.. Guy l. Davig.
whose birthday It was, Mrs. Guy l..
Davig entertained ~ her home Sat
urday.
Games ana dancing vers the d.
verzsou Of the evening
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Seattle
6resceH Compliment to
Miss Emory; April
Program for Sunset
Club Announced. Miss
AnRes to Entertain
Bridal Maids.

Az A FAREWELL ccmplimert 10
- Miss Clara Emory. who II icav.
- April 10 for a Walt Of three
7npnshs IN the East Miss claire Stol.
onherR and Miss Karia Stcitenbcrw
yin entertain with luncheon Of
|@welvs cuvvrs At their homo next
xooodAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Miscellaneous Shoicer

In compliment TO Mi- n. viiafn
Howard. whose marriage TO Mr.. John
Henry Good OF Yakima will occur
in the near future. Miss Margaret
Goerzner and Mlss Edna Johnaon en-
tertalned with miscellaneous show
or ut IN. home OF Mas Johnson. hasi
THURSDAY evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
RIDE FOR $500

VANCOUVER. March fn.---An ex.
cursson boat to Liverpool via Pan.
anna will leave here this summer. IL
VIII he the firwt passenger steamer
ever To sail nom this port for
Europe. One way fare $500. round
trip. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Theta Delta Chi
Frnternifu to Dnnce

On Saturday evening. April 10, ne
freshmen Of Theta Delta Chi frater.
nifty Of the University of Washing.
ton. will entertain at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Ives, In
LaureIhurrt. with an appreciation
dance in honor Of the upper class
pnsu Of thu fraternity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Bridge Tea to
COMPLEMENT Rride.Elecf

1GsuI John rnkste1 wfll b hcstess
G1nor1Uw Afternoon u . bridge-sea
u1van - honor Mss Martha Town
oon4 Who = = Be- = bride Of tho CON
~ wosku
a the Va hsur Nh G n. wnsse-
- and MIA sytney n. Morgan win
Dgonfds. a1tsted b. Mira Gerald
Waechtr. Mira Alfred McMorrfs.
11s2 Oliver William Cordx. Mrx~ Lew.
u Inkster. Mira Frei c. Tnkster.
- RcbeccA scurry. Miss Alice VII.
- md Miss Betty Inkster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
WHITE BEAVER
FOUND

WINNIPEG. Can. March so--A
white beaver has been brought here
from English river for mounting.
] t. fur is two inches deep and pure
white. Its eyes are pink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
FADS AND FRILLS

Aiiblaek drees is stiil the TAD -
Paris.
Spring wraps have deep ruling
collars
Ribbon and braid hats are pop
ufar.
Gray fs favorfts color II De ma
mrnt for street wear.
Skirts are decidedly fu1lar fDS -
t~rnoon wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
FOR THE SICK
CANARY

Cover a small piece Of salt pork
with cayenne pepper and hang II In
the cage. II will not only euro the
bird. but win be a treat for II M
well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Informal Luncheon

IA Frederick Charles yohnsssne
oDtwtAineA informally II luncheon
- Yesterday ~ the Sunset club.
0ng6s were the dfvers1on Of tho AFT
nDsn In hsr apartment Al the Ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Dinner at Home

In compliment 10 Capt J. q. Glib
IN. who ts leaving on the 3. q.
/ Wenatchee for . trip to the Orient.
11rA Omar Humphrey win en-
eortatn with . dinner Of ten covers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Luncheon for
Miss An,es

On Saturday nj the Sunset club
Miss Gertrude Horton VIII compli.
naenf Miss Margaret Ames, who is
70 be bride OF April 8. with a lunch
con Of eight covers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
MoRddu Practice Club

ms Monday Practice Club win be
- guests Of Mira Bruce Morgan
- ~ Sunset Club next Monday.
~ program win be given At if3o
ofetock. followed BY luncheon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

coming two months was planns1
The Wotoge camp held . party -
Day evening In honor Of their guar
dams birthday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
SIe,ssct Club Plans
r00run1 for April

Announcement Il made Of the
/ ADril program nj the Sunset club
Uc1h tho first meeting Wednesday.
April 8. ~ o'clock. when Dr. II. r.
I0chard win speak on THE TAnEie
! r Tho Near East The hosfesscs
I'm - Mrs. Richard Dwight Merrill
IA 1fFa. Alexander McEwAn.
\ oa,ntness meeting IN connection
WITH luncheon win take place on
Wo1neeziAy. Aprii 10. at 1880 o'clock.
y fuil attendance Is desired and
womhers are urged to make early
F0uosrsHticna
On "Wednesday. Aprii 20. At 10
- -. the annual meeting. followed
- unchecn At o'clock. win take
UoncA Reservations for luncheon
unnst - made before Tuesday noon.
ADgn -.
4 musicale b The offering for Wed.
uoDdAy, April 81. II : o'clock. Tho
uIoGsAm 70 b. given by Miss frts
4Anf1eld. cello: Mr.. Sydney Dixon.
oDnes: Mr.. John Hopper at the piano.
XAe hcstespes for the afternoon win
- Nrs- Joseph Biethen and Mrs
11mes s. Goldsmith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Informal Dinner
Given By
Mr.. and Mrs. Could

Preceding the junior masque ban
II the Yacht club Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs- Carl Could entertained
with small Informal dinner at
their home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Entertain for
isitU

1GrA h Roy Andsrsun ana Mrx
= y. Cooper WIN entertain with =
0u11go tea on Friday afternoon At
- home Of Mrs. Anderson. for the
u1n1ure Of Mrs Merriri Robinson Of
IN Francisco Six tables win be
r panE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
CLUBS ron FRIDAY


The chiidrcn's annual school en-.
hfbit and program win start At las
.. m. with refreshments and a bust.
ness meeting OF the Olympic View r..
r. A. To follow at $50. Election Of
officers for the coming year win take
place and all who are Interested are
Invited to attend
1,~ehi Height. womsn's ImpVvc
mrut Club
Mira. Jean paiEity and Mira w. l..
kcene win be honteases 10 the Leachi
Heights woman'a Improvement club
at tho meeting OF that organization
at the home Of tho former. ba9 2sth
ava 81
Magic PIT. A.
The Maple PIT. A. VIII hold their
next meeting Mt o'clock In tho
church building on the corner Of FIT
tenth ave. y. and Lucille st.
Native DauEhf~rs cf Washington
Tho Grand Parior OF Native paugh-
ters of Washington win meet at fts
at the home OF Mrs. Ella shannon.
1918 North Fifty nth a.
Cueri~ Club
rhe members Of tho Cos~rfs club
win elect officers at their meeting Mt
tfe Phi Mu house. 1850 University
blvd. Al ala
Fairvt~w PIT. a.
MFR. Thomas l. Munron win l~ah
the singing at tho monthly com.
munity sing and entertainment OF the
fairvie~ PIT. A.. which viii be held
at y. m. At the school house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

The Canadian wom~n'n club wi
hold a two days food raaie. Friday and
Saturday. April I and .. Mrs. John
Hun. chairman Of the COMMITTEES In
charge Of the sale. promises plenty
n home made fruits. jeliInn. cookies
and cake. Notice OF location viii be
announced latrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

Practical Psychology club viii hold
its regular meeting Thursday even.
ing. March 81. : .. m. In The rad
ing room Of tho Butler hotel Sub
Jet. Power oe Personality Wis
ltorn welcome
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Judge King Dykeman win tafh NJ
tho meeting Of the Crown Hili PIT.
A. which 10 called for 75o To celebrate
Dads Night Community singing.
refreshments and games win be en-
,oyed and the public Ia invited 10 at
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

Reconsideration win be tho sub
t-ss discussed At the meeting OF tho
Adele ~. f1-id Parliamentary Pro
GESTURE club. Friday At Tao. In Pred.
erfek a Nelson's auditorium. Mrs.
oliver HuIhaek win be In charge us
thu meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

For good apple pie. 20 70 Bo)dfa
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

Entertain at Dinner
~ . compliment to TIE maids Of
- bridal party. Misa Margaret
49, vim entertain with . dinner at
- Sunset club this evening.
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Clubs



An interesting entertainment win
be given by tho West Woodland
PIT. A. In the school auditorium.
Friday. April I. = p. IN. A small
Abundance will be charged as the
object Of the entertainment is TO
raise funds "a buy motion picture
machine for the school.
Community risking. under the al.
reetlon Of competent leader, viii
follow the program. which consists
OF a vocal solo. ''bown the Trail TO
Home, sweet Hnme." by Master Har-
old Davis, accompanied by Mrs. T..
A. pudman. reading. seiectcd. BY
Mir. scudder: piano solo. seiected.
Mrs. Hoffman; violin solo, selected.
Mr.. Angel Chalk. and talk BY AIR.
Hoffman
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Alpha mi Aiusnr,se
Alpha phi Alumnas win meet with
Mira Homer Leroy Eiehar Saturday.
April :. at s.5o p. IN.
Nakhbor. Of woassr.n
Neighbors OF woodcraft driii team
oommitto~ viii give . social dance
THURSDAY, March 81. In Swedish hall.
Eighth and olive st Every ono wei
come. Good music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

Red Cross nursing classes at Yesier
library at lao. and at Redmond.
Wash. at /: .. IN. al Lincoln high
school al TII o. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

Cushing Corps 81 q. A. r.
cunhInE corpa Of the q. A. H. VIII
serve luncheon at the home os MIR
A. 1. Anderson. 1905 ssth ava ~.
w. tomorrow 81 is,o.
Chi OmexH Aiumrns
CIT on~xn aiurnnAs win meet with
MIRA ulIne Murray. sss whe~i~r
ave-. Friday At ! e'cicck-
Wsman's Alliance
The woman's Alliance Of the rni.
vnrwity Unitarian church win hold lite
annual food and plant sale Friday IN
the ASSEMBLY, room o. tho church on
18th ava. n. Y. and sTth ST The sale
~iii open At IL q IN. and close al ;
p IN
Red Cru~s Nursing Cass~a
Red Cross nursing Glasses at Yenier
library at lao. and at Redmond.
Wash at .. IN. al Lincoln fIiEh
school al 7ls p. IN
Child Study D-ynrfusesst. wcman's
Century Club
Child study department of the
Wornan'n Century club. with MR. w.
Y. Martin. Harrison apartments. sis
Tenth ave. NJ. af .. m Miss Nellie
Cornish viii play and give a talk on
Musical Foundation
Nlnreuuth Century Ilfrssy rub
Sinofeenth Century Literary club.
with MIss Thomas and Mira Phi.
brick. Apartment X. saierno Apart.
ments. Boyiston ave and Marion 81.
Crown Hin PIT. A.
Crown hin PIT. A. viii entertain
with Dads night Friday. April /.
Program win begin at TAO .. m with
community singing. Judge King
Dykeman and a member OF the
Northwest Products committee will
each give short talks All welcome.
Lady Artisans
The Lady Artisans win meet At the
homo OF Mra. A. Leland. s2ss Chi.
berg ave. Friday. April /. at .. IN.
Homestcsdcrs' Lodge
The uomesteaderS lodge win en-.
tcrtain with a social dance In Good
Ternplar's hail. on Virginia 1T. FRI
day evening. April l.
IAd5eS Library and Musical Cub
Ladies' Literary and Musical club,
with Mrs. William Sand. sT23 II.
Green Lake boulevard. at $50 y. m.
Eastern Star Club
Eastern Star club. at 1880 Arcade
building. Mt . y. m Regular business
meeting-
Brthiclp~m Shrine No
Bethlehem Shrine No. 1. White
Shrine 81 Jerusalem, Mt Masonic
temple. at . .. m. Business meeting.
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Bethlehem Shrine No. 1. White
Shrine ~ Jerusalem, Mt Masonic
temple. at 2 p. m. Business meeting.
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The woman's Alliance Of the rni.
varsity Unitarian church win hold its
annual food and plan, sale Friday IN
the assembly room 81 tho church on
18th av. n. r and t7th st The sale
~Gii open At IL - m and close al :
p IN
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
A,rIh. mi Alusrusse

Alpha Phi Alunnas win meet with
Mira. Homer Leroy Eiehar Saturday.
April :. at s.3o p. fn.
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
c. 0.P.AXEFALLS0N
COLLECTOR RYAN
Customs Head in Baltimore Gets
Sudden Request for His
RESIGNATION,

BALTIMORE, May 7.-Collector of
Customs William p. Ryan yesterday
was requested formally to resign by
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon.
This action. taken without warning
to the collector. Is believed to pres
age an early and complete sweep by
the Republican administration of the
major Federal Offices in Baltimore.
No charges OF any kind are made
against Ryan. whose term does not
expire until September. 1928.
Senator France assumed response
bility yesterday for the call for
Ryan's resignation. He explained
that he intended no reflection what
ever on Collector Ryan, for whom,
he said. he has the highest regard.
His purpose was to save Charles
II. Hoffman, of Cumberland. selected
for Collector OF Customs by the Re-
publican patronage Board. the ne
cessity of waiting the two remaining
years of Ryans term before getting
the office. Hoffman, the Senator
said. is his friend.
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
WG|[ANTLEAGUE
OPENS RUM FIGHT
Cumberland Citizens Organize
To. Rid City Of Blind Pigs
and Runners.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, May Con
ditions resulting from alleged lsxity
OF law enforcement here have caused
much dissatisfaction and q law and
order league is now being formed OF
citizens who propose a general clean
up program. Liquor is said to have
been brought in by truckloads here
and disposed OF at large profts.
1t Is declared that powerful
organization. backed by certain
political interests exists in Cumber-
land and il has hindered the work OF
the Federal enforcement officers and
the city police in low enforcement
Already cards are printed for mem
bership in the law and order league
to be circulated among various organ
izations in the city. II Is planned to
raise a fund to secure out-of-town
detectives to get evidence against
illegal sellers of intoxicants.
1t Is stated that bootleggers are
paying big rents for several places
here. outbidding persons who wished
to lease the places for the conduct OF
legitimate business. 1t is estimated
that several hundred runners here are
now making a living out of boot
Logging alone.
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
WOMAN, TWICE MTED,
sues MAN FOR LIBEL

LEXINGTON. Ky, May Am
other sequel in the ffteen-year
ccurtship OF DR.. J. NJ. Rose, Olive
Hi, during which time Miss Mary
Durchett claims she was twice Tilted
by him, which had it's anti-climsx
several days ago when she was
awarded $4,000 Judgment against him
fer breach of promise. was written
when she filed a second suit against
her former lover for $4,000 dam
ages, alleging libelous statements
pertaining to her conduct, made in
his answer to her first petition.
In her breach h-of-promise action
she alleged that the doctor courted
her seven years and married another
just before the date for her marriage
10 him. Following the death of his
ife. she alleges. he again paid
court to her and again he married
another just before their wedding
day, set for last September.
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
CHILD browns IN
SW0LEENSTREAM
Girl, Z, Falls Oft Foot Log-Boy
Escapes Same Fate by
Selling Branch.

CUMBERLAND, Nd. May r.
Phoebe. seven-year-oid daughter Of
Ivan Humphrey, was drowned this
" eek In Jackson Run, in the heart of
Homecoming, which had been much
swollen by the rain.
The child had been sent TO the store
by her parents in the morning. but
her delay in returning did not cause
concern, as she had been In the habit
OF going to the home OF q sister, Mrs
William Hanekamp. to spend the day.
Mrs. samuel Murphy during the day
saw what she thought was dis
carded rag doll wedged between
rocks. Other persons who saw the
same object had the same opinion.
Later an investigation was made and
the body Of the child was found. II
evidently had been carried some dis
tance before 1t lodged.
1t Is thought the child fell from .
foot log. Ordinarily the water would
not be deep enough to cause drown
ing.
William Mccormick, six-year- old
son OF Thomas Mccormick. barely
escaped a similar fate in Georges
Creek at Homecoming while crossing
a footbridge. He fell into the streGm
and had been carried down about
sixty -ysrAF>when he Grasped q
branch, and George Eichhorn rescued
him.
The waters about Cumberland,
especially In the Potomac, have re-
coded considerably
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
BRITISH WANT US.
IN ALLIED COUNCIL
Officials Disappointed at Report
That This Country Will
Not Participate. -

LONDON. May 6.-The Supreme
Council may meet again before the
end OF this month. according to pres
ent plans OF the allies, II was learned
tois afternoon.
1t was learned from the very high
est authority this afternoon that the
British government was taken by sur
prise by report from Washington
mat the United States probably will
refuse the allied invitation to par
ticipate in future allied councils,
pending settlement of the Yap Island
issue.
AN allied conference will be called
shortly to deal primarily with the
zap question" said a prominent Brit
ish official. IF the United States
wants mandates changed, why does
she not send American representa-
tives to state the American views?"
The Washington times., 1921-05-07
MANY PUT ON FURLOUCH
AT U.S.. PRINTING OFFICE

Due to lack OF work. the interme
diate force at the Government Print
ing Office has ben cut out, resulting
in the furloueh OF many employees.
Public Printer Carter said today
that the law makes II impossible for
the office to, employ any more peo-
pie tnsn are absolutely needed.
No wholesale reduction of employees
IL In sight. however, he said.