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Cynthid's ANSWERS to
Short Questions

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CBnthtd 8 ANSWERS 10
When was the Charleston. 8. c.
earthauake7 IL.
A.ousf ~ 1894
VIVA, was the German army's clos
est approach TO Paris during the
war; IL.
The main army ,nas ,n4thin 20
miles Of poyts. while The patrols OF
IN. a,my ,orrr On the ogfskirts Of
the eifu
VIVA. IA the food vaIue ~ an ALL
gator pear7 FRANKIE.
This fruit "a pery unusual In that
th> nesh ba, a hioh fat eonfent 10
content Is 81 DER cent. and the carbo-
bvd,ate. are oey cent yhs f,,~I
,aIus "a hiob. 5rg caIories Ger pound.
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Alpha Gamma Delta aiumna~ are
especially urged 10 attend the drop
In" luncheon at the Womcn's Uni.
verwity club nj 1880 .. IN. Monday.
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Seattle
Society
AIRS. Eberie WIN BE Hon.
or Guest at Luncheon;
Mrs. Whittlesey WIi
Compliment Mrs. Hurd.

HONORING Mrs Edward w.
IL Ehcrle. wife OF Admiral Eberle,
L. s ". commander Of the Pacific
fleet. who Is a guest In the city. Mrs.
William PITT Trimhle Is entertaining
with an informal luncheon at the
Sunset club next Thursday after
noon. The guests VIII bc a group OF
Mrs. Ehcrles friends.
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At their Ford wordcn quarters
Major Kelley Benjamin Lennon. U.
Is. A.. and Mrs. Lennon have AZ
their house guests Mira william
Rusboit and Miss RusboiL OF Chi
caro. who are here en- tour. their
plans including motor trips thru
California and the Northwest
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

I comforts derived from home OF this
nature and every woman Interested
should avail herself Of this spien.
did civic service that the Business
and Professional women's club Is Of
fcring them.
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Women's Century Club to Be
Entertained

The board of trustees of the Won.
ans Century club are 10 be guests
OF Mrs. r. s. rngraham at her coun.
Try home at Illabee. across the
Sound. on Tuesday, July 10. Take
boat that leaves Galbraith's dock at
$50 o'clock
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Cash, Glen O.. s0tl 18th ave n e
girl
Tanaka. J. NJ. 515 Sixth ave. boy.
Muzzy. J. ". b12 Lake ave. grit
Holland. Ayron, 53t II. S0th At. boy
Mckinney. Hugh. 1914 2fth ave. boy
stone, David. 500 Second ave. n. boy
Lundberg. John. ii2 Greenwood ave.
girl
Magnuson. Carl. ssso Firth ave. w.
girl
Wilson. c.. 1929 N. 4sth st, girl
Wickstrom. E.. Seattle, boy.
Arnold. Fred. 1907 Brook ST. girl.
Fiorian. Henry, gas Fremont ave.
boy.
Taylor. Fred. toe2 Seventh ave. n.
H.. girl.
Simpson. A.. 1921 lend ave- ". T..
rrtri
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ADDITIONAL cLuBs


Sunset Heights Idsrary club viii
hold a picnic at tho homo Of Mrs.
Twcedie at Richmond Beach. Tues.
day. July 10.
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Ceilings that have been smoked by
an oil lamp can be cleaned by wash
ing with water In which soda has
been dissolved
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HONOR GUEST

Mrs. John c. Pringie has returned
from Fort Stevens. Oregon. where
she was the honor guest at various
agreeable affairs. and where she or.
ganIzed. as commercial efficiency ex.
pert. the business department OF the
army schools. which bid fair 10 rank
as high az any in the service. under
the able administration of the new
commander OF Fort Stevens. Major
Charles w. King, Y. s. A.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Kinsel. with
their guests Mrs Edward c. klnseL
Miss ELLEN kinsel and MIR. John
foydcI. OF Detroit. left today for
Lake Crescent. where they will
spend a few days.
Mn. A. J. Blethen has as her
guests her nephew and niece. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel conanL OF Farm
lrgton. Maine. who arrived Thurs
day evening 20 remain for tho
summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Tom MesdaS and
family removed wednesday To
their summer home at Wing Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Arm
strong returned yesterday evening
from a motor trip 10 Hood Canal.
Mrs. Laurence Watson King and
her son and daughter. who are
their guests. are leaving tomorrow
for their home In 81. Paul
Or. o. u. BabcoclS. DIR. Heiea
Babcock. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. But
Ter. Mrs. Howard Russell and Mr..
Frank Mechcner are members OF
party who left yesterday for
three weeks vacation IN the Cas-
cades.
Mr.. yaohcr. corblere. French con-
szii. Mr.. Campos. Mexican consul.
Mr.. Lucicn Perrot and Mr.. and
Mr.. Jacques Jou-Jerviiic are ieav.
Ing Seattle tomorrow for Victoria
y. C.. where they arc spending a
few days.
Miss Helen Wright OF New York.
who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Frederick n. Parks. has returned TO
her home.
Mr.. Bernard pciiy and Mr..
Thomas peliy. who have been at.
tending school In the East have
returned to their home.
DIR. and Mrs.. Charles VI. wor.
boys are entertaining Mrs. A. T..
Palmer OF Adrian. Mich. and Mrs.
J. ~ Davis OF Hurley, Wis. who
arrived Tuesday TO be their guests
for six weeks.
Or and Mrs. George Crnbtree and
family returned today from a two.
weeks visit at American lake.
Miss Marie swartz and Miss Edna
Harris returned yesterday from a
weeks visit at the Sigma Kappa
lodge az Crystal Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Campbell. Mr..
James Campbell. Mrs. William
Phillips. Miss Charlotte Campbell, OF
Washington. u. c., and Miss Vernita
Swczea left today for Monte Cristo
10 spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Ait and son.
Richard. returned Thursday from a
two weeks vacation al Lake Che
Ian.
Mrs. william Cummings left today
for Boston. From there she will
motor 10 Florida with friends and
will return home by way OF Cali.
fornia-
Wallace w. Crawford OF this city.
captain OF field artillery. U. S. A..
has been assigned TO duty as in
spector and instructor OF National
Guard In Indianapolis. His wife and
little daughters are spending the
summer at Short Beach, Conn. where
he viii spend months furlough
with them before settling in Indian
apolis for the winter.
Miss Eva Engstrom will leave sun
day for Portland. whore she will
spend a week visiting friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Lawrence Jel-
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Louis Tor
kclson have returned from an eight
day motor trip TO Vancouver. Victo-
ria aid Vancouver island. returning
by way Of Sol Due and Lake Cres-
cent. The party spent several days
at Linger Longer lodge. at Hoods
port.
Mrs. Jay l.. Wright and small
daughter. Charlotte. OF Portland.
Ore. have been the guests. for the
pats few weeks. OF Mr.. and Mrs. SAM
uel Cohen at their home.
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Miss Slce<ed Wa
Entertain at Country
Home

Honcring her house guests Mrs.
a. Scherneek and her daughter Miss
ELLA Scherneck. OF san Francisco.
Miss Vernita Swczea viii entertain
with an informal tea at her home
AZ Haller lake next Tuesday after
noon.
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Informal Tea

In compliment TO Mrs. Sheldon
James Anderson, Miss Marie Swartz
will entertain with an informal tea
at her home next Monday after.
noon, from 4 until o'clock.
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wALLA wALLA.--Firc destroys
nearly 1000 acres Of wheat near
Prescott Loss estimated at sal 900.
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Mrs. Hurd WIN BE
COMMUNICATED

Mrs. Charles Y. Whittlesey viii
entertain with luncheon at the
Sunset club Thursday afternoon.
complimenting Mrs. George A. Hurd
81 New York city.
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Under the auspices OF the Star OF
the East the IT. Rev. Irving 4.
Cooper will speak at 100 Lyon build.
ing. Monday. July Is. Subject The
Great Awakening"
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Mrs. Pennington, to
Speak ut Women's
University Club
Luncheon

AZ the luncheon to be given at
the Women's University club next
wednesday at 1890 o'clock, Mrs.
Zoe Kincaid Pennington will speak
on what the japanese Theatre
Holds for the West" Mrs. Penning.
ton Is conversant With her subject,
having lived many years In Japan.
The hoetesses are 10 be Mrs. Frank
Horsfail, Mrs. Frank Hergert, Miss
jeanette Perry and Mrs. George
Keith
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AK Review No. 80. w. II. A. OF
the Maccabees. viii meet Tuesday
evening at o'clock In the w. o.
w. hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

GREAT FALLS. Mont.--Af,er ak
weeks strike. city street cleaners
and garbage haulcrs return to work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Balsa wood. frcm the tropics \
America, is one-lhird lighter thu
cork.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
w. G. 7. u. Luncheon

In honor OF Mrs. Mary Harris Ar.
mour. president OF the Georgia State
w. G. T. Y. a luncheon will be given
under the auspices OF the City F'cd.
Grafton OF w. C. T. u. at O'Clock
Monday at Moves cafeteria The
public In invited TO attend.
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Business and Professional Womcn's
Club

Tho Business and Professional
Women's club has opened It's sum.
mer home. "Nesika lodge" TO all
business and professional women In
the city and cordially invite all 10
spend their vacations. their weekend
trips or come over and spend the
day on Sundays.
The services of an efficient man.
agcr. Mira. French Wilson, have been
secured for the remainder OF the
summer season and Mrs. Wilson will
remain at Nesika Lodge thruout the
season. This will enable the girls
TO go and stay as long as they de.
sire. The house is large enough TO
care for twelve girls comfortably and
should larger parties choose 70 come
arrangements may be made with
Miss Luella Ayrea. bureau OF foreign
and domestic commerce. to care for
these girls. The rates for the week
end, the week and the day are nom.
inai. considering the enjoyment and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
Sends Key
Trick

Dear Miss Grey: In The S14iN[
July IL ! saw a request for 'tric1&
with a key to spell out the name
ones future husband or wife. Al
happen TO know this I am sendinf
IL on.
Take a Bible and turn 20 Sole
mons Song. chapter 2. and put /
key 70 the top Of IL extends about
one-half way out OF the Bible that
part of the key which fits in the iock
to be in the Bible). Then wrap 4
string around the Bible so as to hols
the key secure, then two persons
preferably male and female. NJ.
ancc the book between them onlnho
forefinger Of their right hand ~
putting the finger under the ID tx
the key. One person says the Il ~
bet one letter at a time while "
other says the 18th and 18th ved(o
Of the second chapter Of SoIoEnd y
Songs. When they come to the w1
turn. II II Is the right letter Of
future husband or wife the BibIe ~
turn and fall from the fingersL ca
tinuc until you have spelled out q
name. MRS J. Il 81
Thanks for the favor.
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MISS GREY win receive ron4
lVl IN Of this oepartmnut -
The Star Office On Tuesdays from
. To 4, and at other times By -
pointment. Please do not oOus
on othsr days than Tuesday un.
less you have m appointurnt
with Mrs Grey. ~ mezpsctee
vhsitosx interfere with her writ
ing.
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Daughters Of 81. George

Daughters of St George will NEE
nj NJ. T.. -. A. hall Thursday. july
81. at f:30 p. m.
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Members and friends Of the Over
seas club viii picnic at Kirkland on
Sunday. July II. Boat leaves Madi.
son park at 1910 n m.
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Lady Eagles will meet Wednesday
July 20. at ! y. m. at the NJ. T.. b.
A. hall. Luncheon and cards.
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FIELD OFFICERS

FIELD OFFICERS
Among the field officers lately as-
signed 90 Fort Wordcn are Major Al.
blon lockwood. 4. \. A.. and Major
Cyril A. w. Dawson. Z. 3. A.
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cHILDRENs PAGEANT

A children's pageant. illustrating
the stories dear to the hearts OF the
children. and acted by children, win
be given in Chetzcmoka park. Port
Townsend. the last week in August.
under the direction of Mrs. Jacob
Conway House. chairman OF the
pageant committee Of the commun-
ity Service. and viii include not only
civilian children but the children
from Fort Worden and Fort Flaglcr.
Preparatory 10 the pageant, Mrs.
Jacob Conway House. assisted by
Miss Wilbur, dramatic director OF
che Community Service. has organ.
lied various story centers turnout
jefferson county. including Fort
Worden and Fort Flagler.
In the harbor district those who
are assisting this lovely cause are
Mrs. Jacob Conway House. Mrs.
Fitzpatrick. wife OF Captain Francis
j. Fitzpatrick, U. s. A.. Mrs. II. II.
Taylor. Mrs. G. c. Thomson, Mrs.
George Davis Adams, Mrs Allan
Trumbull. Mrs. John Twomsley. Mrs.
George WEIGH. Mrs. T. II. McCoid.
Mrs. A. r. Webster, Mrs. Londahl.
wife of Chaplain NJ. NJ. Londahl. u.
s.. A., Miss Pink. Miss Mason. Miss
Mildred Barnes and Mrs. Whelchel.
wife of Lieutenant ]. Longstreet
Whelchel, u. s. A.
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jacques Jou-Jrrviiie
Among the French brides present
were Mrs. Andree Lefevre. who with
Miss jacques Jou-Jcrviile. Mrs. Mar
Gel Daily. Miss Gabrielle Joiivet and
Mr.. Emile Marx and Miss Somer
received the French colony and other
American guests.
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DIR. and Mrs. Charles ". wor.
boys are entertaining Mrs. A. +.
Palmer OF Adrian. Mich. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Davis OF Hurley, Wis. who
arrived Tuesday 10 be their guests
for six weeks.
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French Fete Rationale
Celebrated

The French Fete Rationale wns
celebrated yesterday at the reception
given at the home Of Miss Hortensc
5omer from until 9 O'Clock. The
French Veterans Legion OF wash.
lngton. the Alliance Franchise and
the French Alsace-Iorraine society
we're officially represented. The
French consul. vacher-corbiere. deliv.
cred n speech. and an address In be-
half Of the French Alsace Lorraine
society was given by Mr.. l.. sonsr.
The following program was rem
deresi:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Donaldson, High. Achille okla ..27
sherman. Phyllis. Seattle ......2 90
Stuyts. John j.. Seattle .......29
Lafief. Annie. Enumclaw .......ls
keyes Carl r.. Soap Lake Legal
Henderson. lndlanola, Duncan.
Oklh. ..t.ss...s.t.... Legal
Isccair. Henry j., Brcmerton .. al
Rusk, Grace, Bremerton .s. Legal
Abbott Robert r.. SEATTLE .......2l
Mnmford. GcnrKln u. SentIle Ia
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Campbell. Mr..
James Campbell. Mrs. William
Philips. Miss Charlotte Campbell, OF
Washington. u. c.. and Miss Vernita
swczea left today for Monte Cristo
10 spend few days.
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DR.. and Mrs. George Crabtree and
family returned today from a two,
weeks visit at American lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Miss Marie swartz and Miss Edna
Harris returned yesterday from a
weeks visit at the Sigma Kappa
lodge az Crystal Springs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Mr.. Bernard rciiy and Mr..
Thomas peIiy. who have been at
tending school In the East have
returned to their home.
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SEATTLE Review No. a

Seattle Review No. 8. w. u. A..
OF the Maccabees. viii hold an, all.
day picnic. Thursday. July n. at the
upper part OF Woodland park. Mem.
bers come and bring baskets. Lunch
at 1880.
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Jacques Jon-Jsrviiis.
Recitation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Silvia Metxenbaum-
Louise ~Depeis ie jour. 49,. .Charpe ntf>r
~Parysstisr ................. Saint lens
Mrs. & II. Bialock.
'.Paiadin" .............4. Laurent
Paul Nccooie.
Hsrodiade "Alr de Jean" Mnssenct
Jacques Jou-JerviiIe.
-Au Concert .Ineuard
Gabrielle Joiiyet.
Waterloo. ................yi Victor Hugo
Hemiinger.
'Dk Fenr-tu' .s...s-....... AAzsenct
Mrs. I<gros
'IAkme." duet from first act DeiIbes
n IA
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DIVORCES GRANTED

Buhker, ArINro NnderHon r
Clarence.
Baldwin. Ruth from Oren H..
Goodwin. Lucille from Riley Il.
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Queen Anne Circle Of Chilfs Conser.
walton League

Queen Anne Circle OF the Child's
Conservation league viii hold n pic,
mic dinner Mt Alki beach. Tuesday
evening. July 10. All members and
their children invited.
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Miss Helen Wright OF New York.
who has been the guest OF Mrs
Frederick n. Parks. has returned to
her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Alt and son
Richard. returned Thursday from d
two weeks vacation al Lake Che
Ian.
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Mr.. vaehcr. corblcre. French con
ssii. Mr.. campos. Mexican consul
Mr.. Lucien Perrot and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacques Jou-Jerviiic are ieav
Ing Seattle tomorrow for Victoria.
y. C.. where they arc spending a
few dayA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

At $3.50 a. m. Sunday, July 10. the
Bremerton pulled out from Pier 3
with II girls and friends of Camp
NelSewis on board bound for In.
dianola whore they were guests of
Miss Rita Glover for the day.
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Mrs. william Cummings left today
for Boston. From there she will
motor 20 Florida with friends and
viii return home by way OF Cali.
fornia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

What color is ambcrgris and Of
what use IL H., SAM.
Amter0ris "a gray, rsarbfcd With
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Wallace W. Crawford OF this city
captain OF field artillery. U. s. A.,
has been assigned 10 duty as In
spector and instructor OF National
Guard in Indianapolis. His wife and
little daughters are spending the
summer at Short Beach, Conn. where
he viii spend a months furlough
with them before settling in Indian
apolis for the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

The kihelo camp met and made
"a posters for Mr.. Chapman for the
flowers for the exhibit at Volunteer
Park. Helen Herman and Madeline
Yeo rode on the kiwanis float I'm
the Fourth OF July parade. Mable
Edwards win 90 49, sh- Mt Rainier
trip.
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Or. o. d. Babcock. DIR. Hele-
Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. But
Ter. Mrs. Howard Russell and Mr.
Frank Mechoner are members OF a
party who left yesterday for 4
three weeks vacation In the Cas-
cadea.
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The Weloha camp met July q
Pansy Buddi's home. After the meet
ing the girls went in swimming. Thu
next meeting will be at Bernice Pasl,
ley's home. July 20.
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Mary Wright has been awarded a
one-week stay AT camp, given by Miss
Ruth Brown TO the girl who answered
best the set OF questions in the back
of the Torch.
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Dr. and Mrs. Tom Mcsdas and
family removed wednesday to
their summer home at Wing Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

The Valiant Campfire made
late fudge and pink and white
ity candy for the soldiers at
Townsend at their meeting July
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Mrs. Jay L. Wright and small
daughter. Charlotte, OF Portland,
Ore. have been the guests. for the
pats few weeks. OF Mr.. and Mrs sam
uel Cohen at their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Miss Eva Engstrom will leave sun.
day for Portland. where she VIII
spend a week visiting friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Arm
strong returned yesterday evening
from a motor trip 10 Hood Canal.
Mrs. Laurence Watson King and
her son and daughter. who are
their guests. are leaving tomorrow
for their home In ST. Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

black and Is used IN the nanufaq
ture Of perfumes.
What day was December 10. 1905
JOYCE
The Colorado statesman., 1921-03-05
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

The Bible class started off well last
Thursday evening, and with fair at
tendance "Retaliation or Non-Resist-
ance" was the subject of the lesson
"The New Testament Doctrine of Muir
der will he the subject of the lesson
next Thursday evening. The course Is
planned to run eight weeks.
The meeting last Sunday afternoon
was we'll attended, a large number of
men being there for the first time.
coming from many sections of the
country. DIR. S. A. Stripping spoke on
the Garvey Movement, bringing out
the good points of the platform of the
promoters. Questions and comment
followed the address, which showed
thought and interest.
The committee of management held
largely-attended meeting last We'd
| nesday evening. Two new members
Mr. Lemuel II. Owen and Counsellor
S. f. Cary have been added to the
committee. Secretary Townsend made
full report of the plans and program
for the coming season which was very
interesting, and brought forth great
praise from members of the commit
tee. The treasurer's report showed all
bills paid to April 1st, and $92 in the
treasury.
Tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon the
Rev. DIR. Griffin of Kansas City, who
is here conducting a series of meet
ings at the Shorter A. NJ. e. Church,
will address a meeting for men only
at the "Y" building. DR.. Griffin is
one of the ablest preachers in the
West, and has a great message to give.
The program will begin promptly at 4
o'clock. All men are urged to attend.