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arms and shouldera~-oud there he
In. safely buttoned In on every side.
II one bag isn't enough for warmth
Use two or three n necessary, or ~.
cure additional warmth by "a flannel
night gown or underclotbing.
Tho arms and hands OF babies and
young children may be kept inside
the bag. but with older children they
must be- outside. and the fasteners
arranged no that there IN "A place for
the arms TO come out. To keep them
warm the night gown sleeves should
como down and cover the hands, and
In winter II may be necessary for the
child 20 wear n sweater or even his
mitfens at night 10 keep him com
forthbly warm.
The sleeping bag makes II irnpos.
sfble for the child 10 get himself un.
covered. and AT the same time gives
him plenty Of room 20 kick and turn
his body ms he pleases. In summer.
the bag may be made Of an old thin
sheet. or a very lightweight blanket
o-Iiow are paper pads for the
baby's CRIB NADER
newspapers may be used. Have a
cotton cover Of the right nize. uru.
ally torn from an old sheet. and lay
the papers smoothly within II. fast.
eping tho open edge with few safety
pins. Such n pad In. Of course. 20 be
discarded as soon as 4, has been wet
onc~.
Q-sshari buy wool shirts and
bands for a baby 10 be born In
August
Alt In probably better 70 buy
those that are part wool. and In a
Eauze weight. They may be either
ailk and wool or cotton and wool.
OF am n farmers wife. Have
two little boys. How can keep them
entertained and out Of mischief while
I am at work.
A--Iiave a sand box made close TO
the kitchen door where you can look
out frequently. The directions for
making this are In Child Care. a
copy Of which I have asked the Chill.
dren's Bureau 10 send you
o. have dx children. Am trying
to train them 20 be truthful. but find
II hard VIII you suggest what I
may do7
A--Chiidren naturally exaggerate
Tha, Is part Of their education and
training Of tho imagination. We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23
TICKLE FROLTCS"
AT PALACE HIP

With the various spccinisies form.
ing the new show Mt I.ocw's Palace
Hip tomorrow served under an -aii-
star label. "A wealth OF rood enter.
tainment IL promised. n In said that
every production bearing the Jack
Fine trade mark In generally super.
fine. and from his inventive ideas.
the newest musical show. Pickle
Frolica." Ia built. with company OF
seven people.
bundles OF Nonsense" win be de-
iivercd by Carton and Belmont, a
comedy team.
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Personal

Miss Madeleine riean. daughter Of
Nine Myra Pi~nn. will leave Thurs
day for Portland. accompanied by
her coach. Mrs. Anna lornteii. Miss
Madeleine will demonstrnio ilfe-aav,
Ing at III. \. W. G. A.. being sent
as a dcl~Tats from tho Y. w. c. A.
in this city.
Mr.. ard Mrs. David whncomh
and small son left last week for
California. TO bo gone several weeks
Mr.. Homer Mates ard Mr..
Robin WEIGH. ~ Nottingham. aru
the guests OF Mr.. Ralph Cornwall
EnEberg.
Among the girls FROM Annie
Wright seminary who will spend
their Eastrr vacations with their
parents here are Miss Jane niinn.
tho Misses Lacy. MARY and Miss
Georgina s~aptrom. Miss Polly
Perkins and Miss Lorraine Casey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler re.
turned Monday frotn q abort visit
in Victoria. H. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. rre,weil
Twin remove the f1ra; Of NEXT week
from the Casa Iona apartments "a
their eountry home at Wing Point
Mrs Edmund r. nowfen and ,vc
lchsidrer. who have been uintsrins
at raio Alto. Cal. ~lll return Fn
lday.
Mr.. Stephen Bacon. q student al
the Moran school viii divide hli
Easter vacation with HIS parents
Mr. and Mira Cecil Raeon. a; tn,
Hotel Sorrento. and his roommais
al caxhmern
Captain Edwin Ralph Rinke~. Y
q. A.. Of Camp Grant. IN IL th'
house guest Of STR. and Mrs Charles
A. Riddie. lie plans TO remain foi
two or three weeks
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. rrarsion ane
family have taken n cottage at Wins
point for Tho summer. and plan q
occupy IL about June 1.
Mr.. and MIRA Rudolph psefi. Of Nil
waukos. are guests at tho Ho'e
Washington for few days. To
morrow they win no 10 Tacoma
where Mrs. pfoii viii be sponsor for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23
Lsfxcheon and Bridge in
CognDlinfuf TO Visitors

Mr.. John l. Han has issued invi-
onfdona for . luncheon. followed by
oFtdga next Tuesday afternoon. at
~ Seattle Golf and Country club.
oGnplimenting her daughter. Mrs r.
G Thompson. and Mrs. c. NJ Hig.
eln4 a. New York. who are her
heuzs guesta
cevsrs VIII b piAcnd far forty
euooea
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Service at the
Little Tea Shop

The Queen Anne guild will be IN
charge of the Little Tea Shop Of
the orthopedic hospital on Thurs.
day. with Mrs. David Fryer as the
hos,cssL
Assisting her viii be Mrs n II
Anderson. Mrs. w. w. Austin. Mrs.
II IL. Thomas Mrs. J. II. Cooper.
Mrs. J. w. Goodwin. Mrs. r. Nor
gcnsen. Mrs. X VI. Hughes. Mrs.
r. r. Horton and Mrs ~ H. ~.
lott chairman Of the guild
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FdreweH Reception
and Ball

Complimenting Rear Admiral Har
~ A. Field. U. s. ", Mrs. Field and
Miss Julia Field. the officers OF the
Puget Sound Navy station have ex
tended invitations for a farewell re.
ception and ball 10 be given at the
Armory "wednesday evening, March
30. To accommodate the Seattle
guests, a special boat will leave for
the navy yard az TO o'clock.
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Tea in Honor Of Three
Brides-tO-Be

with Miss Bonnie Bell. Miss Ruth
Martin and Miss Grace Martx. three
bF1des-to-be. as tho honor guests.
Mis- Alice swope Is issuing invita-
etoas for ten to be given at her
hcme on Saturday. April 2. from 4
until O'Clock
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Turkish Dinner Dance
at Yacht Club

The Yacht club WIN entertain
nsxt Saturday evening with a Turk
ish dinner dance. with Turkish
dishes served Turkish style. Turkish
music. Turkish dancing girls Illus.
trat!ng Turkish dancing during din
ner. and as special attraction TO
the eplcure tho Turkish national
dish. -Pilaff.- viii be served Dane.
ing will begin at o'clock
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Musical Soiree
and Dance

Last Saturday evening AZ her
home Madame Davenport Enkb~rx
entertained with a musical soirc~.
Those contributing numbers IN
eiuded Nine. Biatock. Miss Made
ieine Pie-s. Miss Alrnida BERRY ard
Mr. David Burman. with Mrs NAL
COIN Hughes as accompanlai.
Thirty five guests were enter
tanned and dancing completed de
ilxhtful evening. In decorations
spring flowers were used In pro
fusion
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Miss Ste1Cdrt to Wed
Mr. Talbot

Next Tuesday morning In Yakima
Miss Gladys stewart. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maxwell Stew
AT, will become the bride Of Mr.
Ivan Talbot. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Talbot.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding breakfast will be served at the
Stewart home
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Silver Tea

Al the silver tea 10 Be- given by
the wofnen's auxiliary OF ST. pauls
church "Wednesday afternoon. March
%. at the home OF Mira Il. q. An
dezon. COS w. Leo st. Bishop
Peter Rowe viii speak on his work
In Alaska
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ny MRS. MAY WEST

Sleeping bags are the best device
30 far discovered for keeping children
covered at night aid. after "a mother
has once learned the comfort of being
able 10 go 10 bed and 10 sleep with.
out worry about her child being un.
covered. she viii never go back 20 the
old plan.
For winter. and climates where
the nights arc cold. the bag should
be made Of wool blanket. tho weight
depending on the chilllncas OF the
weather and the age OF the child.
Heavy army blankets may be used
for wellRrown children, but for
babies "a soft old blanket IL best.
usa one half OF "A small size double
blanket. Fold II In the middle. cross
wise. and rev up one end and tho
other side. Across the open end sew
several large snap fasteners. or but.
tons and loops. or even tapes TO tie,
leaving "A space for the head. In the
middle Of this side. when the baby
In ready 10 so 10 bed. pull the bag
on over his feet and up around his
neck. Snap the fasteners over the
>~~-~-~~~~->ss>>~~~~~>~e~
an Informal dance Friday evening.
April -. at the new Knights OF
Pythias hall. iosen Third ave.
Board Of Trustees Of tho womnD's
Cenisiry Club
The board Of trustees Of the
Woman's Century club viii met
with Mrs. A. J. soper. 5s2s Hunter
blvd. on March 20.
Evsrrr~~n IA<irc No. :. A. q. y. w.
Evergreen lodge No. ?, A. o. u.
w. will open the curiosity box dur
ing the social hour OF It's regular
meeting for members and visiting
members only. Friday Mt : o'clock.
The meeting viii be called 10 order
By Master Workman G. o. Dodd.
and Capt Gus IarR. chairman OF
the entertainment committee Of the
driii team. will contribute 20 the
program
British. American Association
A sacred concert viii be enjoyed
by the members OF tho British.Amer.
lean Association at their meeting
Friday at 8 y. m Tn. meeting will
he In the F1nr Arts Han. Fourth
ave. between Seneca and University
SITS. and a special Invitation 20
attend In extended 10 strangers In
the city OF British birth.
Social Dance
prin Team No. SO. NslKhhcrn Of
woodcraft. win hold social dance
March 81 In tho Swedish Club hall
Eighth ave. and Olive at The public
IA welcome
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Miss Schofield to
Entertain With
Matsicdle-Teu

In compliment TO Miss Lovina Dun.
bar. who will become bride on April
:. Miss Gwendolyn schofield viii BE-
hostess at a musicale-tea, given at
her home on Saturday afternoon.
April 2.
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Miss Bell to Be
COMMUNICATED

As a pre-nuptial compliment to
Miss Bonnie Bell. who is TO be bride
Of April Il. Mrs. w. T. Coleman will
entertain with tea at her home Fri.
day afternoon. April 1. with calling
hours from until S o'clock.
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Frdternities to GiUe
Ddncin1 P0rtu

Celebrating the close Of the win.
ter season. Theta Delta Chi and
Delta Tau Delta fraternitios OF the
University .of Washington will be
Joint hosts NJ n dance 70 he given
81 the Delta Tau Delta house, 4524
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Dinner as Pre-Nuptial
Commitment

with Miss Margaret Ames and her
dnnce. Mr.. John A Baillarseon. an
the honor guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
elm winslow. jr.. win entertain with
= dinner Of eight covers preccding
eAe Junior dance. next Monday even
mG
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should not expect the same literal
truthfulnens that grown people may
practice. Cblldrcn's fanciea and sio-
riea are not at all TO be regarded as
lies" a lie, In the bad sense. il an
untruth told with the purpose Of dc
ceiving. Laugh at the little yarns.
until you soe some evidence that the
child IN learning alynens. and making
up falsehood for deliberate purpose.
Q-Ny baby IN one year old. Her
stomach extends out much further
than her chest. DO you think she
has worIns7
"A baby's stomach naturally
stands out an you say. Worms have
nothing 10 do with H. n there n any
indication Of illness. let the doctor
see her.
Q-~hy baby has only six teeth At
one year. Do you think she rs slow
In cutting them because she has al
why's had a bother
A baby IL doing very wei vino
has nix teeth at the end Of the year.
There In nothing to worry about in
her case IL she In well and growing
all the time.
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Mrs. Earring
Luncheon Hostess

A . compliment to Mrs. Rudolph
Pfeif, Of Milwaukee. Mrs. II y. Earl
ing entertained with luncheon Of
eight covers at the Sunset club yes.
ferday.
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Nathan EckAtein. Mrs. c. y. white.
sey. Judge Alfred Battle and Mrs.
Battle. Judge Frederick fiausnan
and Mrs naasInan. Mr.. and Mira.
Trafford Huteson. Mr.. j. v. Cote. Mr..
and Mrs. A. 4. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. bacon and AFR. and Airs Frank
r. Burns.
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Miscellaneous Sho1Cer

Mrs. William Morse and Mrs Rich.
ard Corners will compliment Miss
Violet Culliford with a miscellaneous
shower on Saturday afternoon in
Mrs. Corners apartment. Gray
Gables.
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Seattle


|Vomca's University Club
Announces April Pro
gram, Visitors to BE
Honored at Bridge
Luncheon. Miss 4Ames
and Mr.. Bdillargeon
Will BE Complimented.
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MRS. MAX WEST RECOMMENDS
SLEEPING BAGS FOR BABIES

mssw states ~
WILL sf rstb
dmns. -sdl"s de-i With
he thru column wrsL
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Cuts cost Of drinking good coffeo.
xient Blend. / X lbs. Soc; I H.. Sc.
~. 4. Hansen. 30 Economy Market
Advertisement
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Tho human brain usually stops
growing at abou, 90 and from 60 go
20 it's tendency In to decrease In gtxo
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18th ave. y. e. tonight
Later In tho evening the party
win repair to the Theta Delta chi
house, ASA 18th ave- n. 4. fer
dancing and supper
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Clubs

- $3.50 - III
club "Freja" to be held In the swed.
iFh club hall at 2 o'clock.
Fovt~ou .Ihyg~r-n Auxiliary
Fortson Thygesen auxiliary VIII
hold a card party In Veterans hall,
the Armory. Thursday evening. The
public In invited.
SUNDAY school Teachers
Seattle Graded Union OF Sunday
school Teachers will meet from $50
until ii.so a. m. al plymouth
church. Sixth ave. and University
1T. Mrs. A. w. bowman viii cen
tinus the description OF the Taber'
nacie. and Cradle Hoil work" win
be the aubjec, OF talk 10 be given
by Mrs. John l.. Boyd. state chill
dren'H division superintendent After
the story period. In charge Of Mrs.
Esther NJ. Reid departmental con.
terenoer viii be held.
hale Class
Madison Park Community Bible
class will meet at 2 ., m. At the
home OF Mrs NJ. A. Talbot. asth
ave. and 4. Madison 1t. with Mrs
A. w. bowman leading the study In
Ezekiel
Ahrtiistic Club
The Pythlan sisters Altrulntic club
wili give an Easter bazaar and card
party NJ the knights Of rythian
hall. Third ave. and Virginia st
Lunch will be served AT noon. and
the proceeds will be used for bcne.
ne work.
seattle Council Of Catholic WOMEN
The Seattle Council OF Catholic
Women will meet at Providence hoo
pitai from 10 until o'clock.
s~attie R~yi~w No. .
Seattle Rovlrw No. 8. w u. A..
Slli meet at q p. IN. IN the W. o.
W. hall. Fourth ave. and Marion o..
Red Gross Nursing Cizsses
Red Cross nursing Glasses will
meet At the tumble shop at 10 n.
N. at whitwofih school and Lake
side hospital at 1850. at Brighton
ileach and broadway high school at
tbs D m. and for Y. l.. !. TtflH at
The Knights Of Columbus hall nj 7
?. m
seattle Chapter No. o.. q. r. =.
Seattle Chapter No. %. O. y. r..
will meet In corinthian hall. Ma.
sonic temple. at o'clock. Confer
ring Of degrees aud special Easter
program All Eastern stars invited
Ionh ChApt~r. q. r. =.
fonia Chapter. o. y. r.. Will me-,
AZ Panama cafeteria bridge and
whiss party. All Eastern stars ard
tienda invited
y~crnan Lodge
Yeornan lodge viii meet at Ma
comic hall. University way. near
- fsNA ~ 4&&s9ff &3T A&*s-
Yukon Ouisv Of Pton~rrp
The Yukon order Of Pioneers and
the Ladies' Of the Golden North vii
give the second In q series ol
iances Thursday. March 20. at Tbs
X. Of r. hall. Third ave. and Viz
xinIa st All Alaskans and theli
friends invited.
Seattle Council Of Minute WOMEN
Women and Business Recon
struciion- viii be tho subject OF q
talk 10 be given by Mrs. Henr,
landes az the regular meeting oi
the Seattle Council OF Minute Won
IN. TO be held Thursday afternoon
lat o'clock In Frederick a Nelson's
auditorium A musical program 4
being arranged BY Mira Carolyn
Swing.
Wousn's Auxiliary. Tunple d
Iiirrch
A congregational dinner VIII b,
given by the women's auxiliary Of
the Temple dc HirEch Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock n Blanca
Mira 4. A. Roscnfeld In chairman on
arrangements
Doric Serial Club. q. r. y.
Dcric Social club. o. r. s.. viii
meet Thursday. March -. : .. m.
with Mrs. Alice y. Pratt. 500 ~
seth 81. Mrs. Frank Carroll will
assist the hostess
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
1a<firs' Grutto Club
The radtea' Crofto rfuh xxfff trix<
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Seattle Council Of Minute WOMEN

S<<huIf CouhfH OF MIHuE WUn
Women and business Recon
struciion- viii be tho snbjeo; OF |
talk 10 be given by Mira. Henri
landcs az the regular meeting q
the Seattle Council OF Minute Won
IN. TO BE- held Thursday afternoon
at o'clock In Frederick a Neison'
auditorium A musical program
being arranged by Mira Caroiyi
Swing.
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Ahr,lInilc Club

The Pythian Sisters Aluuihtie club
will give an Easter bazaar and card
party NJ the Knights Of rythian
hall. Third ave. and Virginia IT.
Lunch viii be served al noon. and
the proceeds viii be used for bene-
ls work.
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y~crnan Lodge


The Yukon order Of Pioneers and
the Ladies' Of the Golden North vii
give the second In a series oi
iances THURSDAY. March 20. at tbs
X. Of r. hall. Third ave. and Viz
xinIa st All Alaskans and theii
friends invited.
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Red Cros. Nurrlns C1A.se.

Red Cross nursing clauses vii
meet Al the tumble shop at 10 a
N. at whitwoFih school and Lake
side hospital at $50. at Brighton
iisaeh and broadway hirh school al
tbs .. m. and for 7. L. !. Eifla al
the Knights Of Columbus hall nj
?. m.
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club "Freia" to be held In the swed'
ifh club hall at o'clock.
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nrift.h. American AresiAlinn

prgn Team No. $40. NelEhhcrn ~
woodcraft. win hold a social dance
March ~ In tho Swedish Club hail.
Eighth ave. and Olive At The public
IL welcome.
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Fortaon Thygesen auxiliary VIII
hold card party In Veterans hall.
the Armory. Thursday evening. The
public In invited,
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Madison Park Community Bible
class will meet at 2 ., m. At the
home OF Mrs, NJ. A. Talbot. asth
ave. and y. Madison ht-. with MrH.
A. W. Bowman leading the study In
Ezekiel.
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seattle Council Of Catholic Women
The Seattle Council Of Catholic
Women will meet at Providencs hoo
pitai from 10 until o'clock.
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seattle Chapter No. ss. O. II. s.

Seattle Chapter No. %. O. y. \.
will meet In corsnthian hall. Ma
senic temple. at s o'clock. Confer
ring Of degrees aud special Easiei
program. All Eastern stars invited
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Wousn's Auxiliary. Tunple DE-
Iiirnrh

A congregational dinner VIII b,
given by the women's auxiliary Of
the Temple dc HirEch Thursday
evening a, GO o'clock at Blanca
Mira 4. A. Roscnfeld II chairman on
arrangements
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Seattle Review No. 8. w u, A..
Sili meet al p. IN. IN the W. o.
w. hall. Fourth ave. and Marion ~.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
Form No. 222


l., THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
DELAWARE
United States Of America vs.. Thirty
three Dozen Bottles, labeled In part
Crescent Brand Vanilla Blavorng Sub
No. a94 in Admiralty.
In obedience to a Warrant Of Seizure,
to me directed. IN the abOve-cntitled
cause. ! have seized and taken into my
possession the following described
Thirty three Dozen Bottles labeled in
part Crescent Brand Vanilla Flavoring
Substitute for the causes set forth in
the libel now pending In the u. 5. Dis
trlct Court, for the District Of Delaware,
at Wilmington.
hereby give notice TO all persons
claiming the said described Vanilla Fla
voring Substitute. or knowing or having
anything TO say why the same should
not be condemned and forfeited. and tho
proceeds thereof distributed according
TO the prayer OF the libel, that they be
and appear before the said court, to be
held IN and for the District Of Della
ware. al the United States Court Room.
In the city Of Wilmington, on the Siri
day OF May. 1921, az 10 o'clock. on the
forenoon Of that day. n the same shall
he q day OF Jurisdiction. otherwise on the
Lext day Of jurisdiction thereafter. then
and there 10 interpOse a claim for the
snme. and 10 make their allegations In
that behalf WALTER s. MONEY,
U. s. Marshal Dist Of Delaware.
mav7 n
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
Form No. 222.
MAA-IILInA

MONITION
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
DELAWARE.
United States Of America vs.. Four
Dozen Bottles. labeled in part Crescent
Brand Lemon Flavoring Substitute.
No a03 in Admiralty.
In obedience TO a Warrant Of Seizure,
10 me directed. In the above-entitled
cause. ] have seized and taken into my
possession the following described Four
Dozen Bottles labeled IN part "Crescen
BRAND Lemon Flavoring Substitute" for
the causes set forth In the libel now
pending In the u. $. District Court for
The District Of Delaware. at Wilmington.
hereby give notice to an persons
claiming the aid-described Lemon Fla
voring Substitute, or knowing or having
anything to say why the same should
not be condemned and forfeited, and the
proceeds thereof distributed according to
the prayer Of the libel. that they be and
appear before the said court, to be held
IN and for the District Of Delaware, at
The United States Court Room. In the
city NJ Wilmington, on the 2ird day Of
May. 1921 at 10 o'clock. on the forenoon
of that day, II the same shall he a day
of jurisdiction. otherwise on the next
day Of jurisdiction thereafter, then and
there to interpOse a claim for the same,
and 10 make their allegations In that
behalf WALTER $. MONEY,
4. s. Marshal, Dist. Of Delaware.
may1-3t
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
Mo-

.
Children born today need the most
careful guidance with a strong firm
hand and great patience. Parents
and guardians have great respOn-
sibility in training children Of this
birthdate as they are inclined TO be
stubborn and wulful and will re-
spond only to love and its dictates.
The tendency to over-eat and self
Indulgence in food or excitement
should not be allowed. Boys of this
birthdate are very energetic. full of
vitality and are eager for change.
Girls are highly nervous, very fond
OF dress and exceedingly susceptible
70 praise.
Both sexes Of this birthdate must
learn the lesson Of self-control or
they viii never succeed in anything
they undertake.
All means OF transportation are IA
vored today through the Want Ads
Farms may he sold 10 good advant-
age me- coming week. Apartments
10 rent will receive attention through
a Want Ad inserted Monday.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
NOTICES.

DRICKLAYERs AND MAsONs'
ID Union, No. !, Wilmington. Special
meeting, Monday, May ., at $50 o'clock,
at Labor Temple, Tenth and Tatnau Sts.
Signed, ]. W. SCOTT.
may6-2t President.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.

RRING YOUR IGNITION TROUBLES
- to Maxwell and Jackson. I'D n. Con-
nell st. Phone 1910. feb1O-1yr.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

EOR sALE-Two-sTORY BRICE
IL dwelling, rooms, hath, heat and
electric lights; lot 35x150 feet; room
for car. No city tax. Situated on west
side Of Market street, this side of Shell
pot Price $500. One Of the best bari
gains in the market Phone SAG.
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Evening journal., 1921-05-07
PUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE COUNTY COURT
House, Wilmington, Delaware, on
standard time. one used Buick automo,
bile. touring model motor No 3141OS.
serial No. 3l43l1, together with an at-
tachments accessories and equipment
Automobile Finance Company. Ternf{
cash.
AUTOMOBILE FINANCE COMPANY.
BY EDMUND S. HEMINGS.
mayG-5t. Atfornov