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RESERVE BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. May 20.-The state
ment of condition Of the Federal Re-
serve Bank of New York at the close
OF business May IS. shows:
Total gold reserves. $6S3.444.701
Total reserves. 37S0.249.693 Bills
discounted secured by government
war obligations: For members. $2fo,-
115.054. All others: For members.
seas. ,573. Bills bought in open
market. S39.s01321. Total bills on
hand. s535.533.949. Total earning as
sets. $614,670.349. Cncoliectei items.
$l26,734.43O. Due to members: Re-
serve account. $633.656.670. Total de-
posits. $649,932.7l5. Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation. $713.9O3,-
460 Ratio OF total reserves to de-
posit and federal reserve note liabili-
ties combined, 81 per cent.
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WOOL DEMAND RESTRICTED.

BOSTON, May 20.-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say:
''The demand for WOO! has been within
restricted compass during the past week
but sufficient business has been done to
keep prices fairly steady. manufacturers
tIking wool with moderation. having
fair stocks on hand. Operations are be-
coming general in the west. buying to a
moderate extent having been dore in
Texas this week at is to 20 cents. which
means clean landed costs. Boston. OF SO
TO 90 cents. depending upon the wool.
-he government has cut the Offering
of low woos to be sold hero May 25 IN
half the offering now being 5000. .000
pounds
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

BALTIMORE. May 20 tSpeciaD.-
Potatoes-White. No. l. per 100 pounds
coal Oo: cobblers. GOAL 90: McCormcks.
Sass: No. >. 4oa5o; new. per barrel.
..O0aS 90: sweets. per barrel. 3.00a
COO: yams. 3.ooa55o. Beans. green.
pearl and wax. per hamper. 1.ooa2. so.
Beets do1sn per 19nen @ 50 s
crate. 2.3oa3:o3. Cucumbers, per box.
3.30a5.5o. Eggplant. per crate. 3.5oa
800. Kale. per bushel. 5oa6o. Corn.
per crate. 2.50a4.0o. Lettuce. per bas-
ket 5oa1.75. Peas. per basket, 1:2Sa 80
Spring onions. per 100 bunches. 75a
30. Radishes. per bunch. 2Ea312.
Rhubarb. per bunch. 5a6. Tomatoes.
per crate 1.o0a4.5O. Sninach. per
bushel: 4oaso; Apples: per barrel.
bushel. l.5oaa.25. Grapefruit. per bog,
3.O0a6.0O. Oranges, per box. 5.50a6.0O.
Strawberries. per quart. 6a20.
selling Prices ut Noon.
Wheat-No., : red winter: spot
spot. 15s: May. 1.59.
Corn-Cob. new. yellow. 3.95a4.oo
per barrel IN cargoes: contract corn, corn.
corn. corn yellow. no: ) or better, =:
Oats-No. = White, 491.a5O; No. 8
white. 4sh.
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye, as to
quality. !.3oa1.4o per bu.; No. west
ern export. spot, l.57 per bu.; No. 3,
1.54 per bu.
Hay-No. l timothy. nominal: stand
ard timothy. 23.ooa23.5o; No: . timo-
thy. 22.00a2250; No. timothy, 14.o0a
1900; No. l light clover, mixed. COCOA
$3.50; No. light clover. mixed, 16.ooa
1900; No clover. mixed, 1S.00a1e.0o;
No 2 clover, mixed. 14.ooa17.o No. 3.
Z I
No. clover. 12.00a1 800; No. 3. 10.00a
1l5o; sample hay, 13.00a14.o0.
Straw-No. nominal; No. ! straight
rye, nominal; No. tangled rye. 100:
No. tangled rye. 1900; No. wheat.
1s.ooa13.5o; No. . wheat. la:ooale. SO:
oat. 16ooa17.O0.
NEW YORK. May 20.-Lard firm;
middle west. 9.1oas.s0. Other articles
unchanged.
CHICAGO. May 2o.-New upturns in
the price Of wheat resulted today from
bullish crop reports. Cnfavoraole ad-
vices came both from the southwest
the damage had already been dis
counted, but this view failed to make
much impression. Opening quotations.
which ranged from 4 to ~ higher. with
May l.53h to 1.54A and July 1.z0h to
1.21A. were followed by further decided
gainc.
Corn hardened a little with wheat.
although liberal offerings from the
country were reported. After open
ing unchanged to 4 higher. including
July at 60T to 60a4, the market rose
slightly all around.
Oats were governed by the action
of other cereals. starting unchanged
TO !. higher July 3Sa to 3S4. and
later hardening bit more.
Higher quotations on hogs helped to
lift provisions
Gossip was current that the Rus
sian government was buying wheat
in Liverpool 1t was also said that
unless rains come soon in Kansas
heavy losses would occur throughout
sections which now look promising.
The wheat market closed strong. az
to ~ cents net higher. with May
15s1s to 1.59s4 and July. 1.232 to
1.24A.
Subsequently predictions that corn
receipts would show material in
crease next week tended to weaken
values. The close was unsettled at
the same az yesterdays finish to y
cents lower, with July. 60aaH to
60&
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STOCK INQUIRY REPORT

BOSTON. May 2o-The legislative
committee which has been inquiring into
stock market operations by members
Of the legislatures Of 1918 and 1919 while
measures affecting the stock involved
were pending. reported today a finding
that such transaction occurred. In no
case. however. the committee reported |,
did the vote of those concerned affect
the fate of legislative measure. The
committee submitted also an order pro-
viding for the transmission to the dis
trict attorney of a copy of the testi-
mony for such action, if any. as he
might see fit.
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OHIO ELEVATOR DEAL.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May a0-Ohic's
40o farmers cooperative elevators
are to enter the terminal markets
through the purchase of the Union
Elevator of Cleveland. which has a
storage capacity Of two million bush
els Of grain. Branches may be estab-
lished in Toledo. Columbus and Gin
cinnati. The elevator will condition
and transfer grain for export as well
as for interior business.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

NEW YORK. May 2o.--Prime mer-
camille paper. 6Za7. Exchange, heavy:
sterling sixty-day bills and commercial
sixty day bills on banks. 3.95; CONNER
cial sixty-day bills, 3.94A; demand,
3.99h; cables. 4.00A. Francs, demand,
S.73; cables. s.75. Belgian francs, de-
mand, 8.72; cables. 874. Guilders, de-
mand. 1856; cables, 1896. Lire, de-
mand. 5.56; cables. 5.58. Marks. de-
mand. 1.66: cables, 1857. Greece, de-
mand. $40. Sweden, demand. 23.7O.
Norway, demand, 1890. Argentine, de-
ma nd. $3.50. Brazilian, demand, 1887.
Montreal. 10ts per cent discount
Government bonds, Arm; railroads,
easy.
Time loans, steady: sixty days, nine
ty days. six months, 611 per cent
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PROPOSED FRENCH ISSUE.

PARIS. May Ca bill authorizing
the government - issue $50. 600 900, n0o D
francs in paper money WIS introduced
in the chamber Of deputies today b.
four moderate socialists. The object o.
the measure is to enable thu government,
to r"sume payments for reconstruction
Of the deva stated regions. SUSPENDED b.
caus" Of the lack of funds, and also to
enable it to retire national defense and
other bonds. thereby relieving tho heavy
interest charges. stimu;ating stagna n;
business and creating a better market
for future bond issues
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HEAVY BANANA RECEIPTS,

BALTIMORE, May 90 (SpeciaD.--
Banana receipts for this week total
steamer Of the week, the Manciiio-
neal arrived yesterday with 33,4SS
punches from Jamaica FOR the United
Fruit Company. The Fort Gaines is
discharging $4,000 bunches for the
peny. s While s"t Tie consmodors Rollins,
which arrived Monday. had aboard
more than $1,000 punches.
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COOPERATIVE STOCK YARD.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. May 2o.-A
great co op"rativc stock yard to COW
er ma IL: and to be of such size
as TO ,..Ie for thousands of head of
packer cattle annually is TO be built
in Knoxville in the near future as q
sequel to a conference here Of live
stock breeders. packers representa-
tives and farmers OF East Tennes-
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BIG WOOL SALE REPORTED

SALT LAKE CITY. May 2o.-The
wool marketing committee of the
Parowan, Utah, growers announces
the sale of more than 10000 f1eeces
approximating 100000 pounds of
wool, to a Philadelphia firm. at II
cents a pound. The Same buyers are
reported to have purchased the wool
last year for So cents.
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FOREIGN BONDS.
Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.
Prices At noon
VIENNA LOAN EXTENDED.

VIENNA. May :o.-The Deutsch
Bank. which has its principal head
quarters in Berlin, has extended for
two years the sixty-flve million mark
loan to the city Of Vienna. which
fell due May Is. Vienna banks have
guaranteed payment OF the loan.
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TOBACCO PLANT CLOSES.

PETERSBURG Va. May 2O.-The
British American Tobacco Company
closed down its Petersburg plant to-
day until June !. owing to an accu-
9T ula ton of stock. due to the rate of
exchange. The plant manufactures
cigarettes for export and employs
about 1900 persons
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, May 20 Omitted States
bureau Of markets).-Cattle-R
ceipts, 1000 head; beef steers. butcher
generally steady: top beef steers. $50;
bulk. SO0aS.75: fat cows and heifers
largely. 5.75a7.50: calves mostly. 8.5oa
900: bulls. weak to lower; bulk. 525a
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000 head; mostly
10 higher; some butchers up more;
top, $50; bulk. s.40aS.s0: pigs, steady;
bulk, desirable, 8.5oas.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; nearly
all packers direct; few loads natives
native springs at 1876. steady: others
and sheep, 20 to 50 lower; best light
ewes. $50.
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. May 20 (SpeciaD.-
Chickens. live sprinEers. per lb, asa
ters. 45a5o: old hens. 32a33; old roos-
ters. 1s: ducks. 25a32: pigeons. 45a50.
Eggs-Loss on: nearby strictly
fresh. firsts. per dozen. "a; southern
81; D1'srMt Prints s5a:s: nearby eaS p s5
soas1; ladies. eoa22; rolls. 1sa2o;
process butter. 25a26.
NEW YORK. May eo.-Butter
easier. receipts. 1878 tubs; cream
cry. higher than extras, 2ska2s;
creamery. extras 92-scofe), %;
firsts tss to 81 score). 24a27h; pack
ing stock. current make, No. 2. II.
Eggs firmer. receipts. 5000 cases:
fresh gathered. extra firsts, 23k a24h;
fresh gathered, firsts, 2fa23: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby western
hennery whites, firsts to extras, 2sa
SO; state. Pennsylvania And nearby
western hennery- browns' extras. %
$50; do. gathered browns and mixed
storage packed. extra firsts, 25ha
26lz: do. firsts. 24haz5h.
Cheese steady. receipts. 2,oss boxes;
state, whole milk, fats, short held,
15Ha16: state. whole milk. flats.
fresh specials. 15a16k; do. average
run. 1874 a15.
Poultry. live. steady; fowls. "a:
dressed steady; western chickens. 25
ass: old roosters. 17a21.
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BANK RATE REDUCED.

BRUSSELS, Belgium. May 2o.-The
National Bank of Belgium has re-
duced its rate of discount from l,
to per cent.
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WILL SETTLE CLEARNGs.

Because of the fact that the
Treasury will be closed tomor
row, on account of the death of Chief
Justice White, the settlement of local
clearings will be made with due bills
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Washington Stock Exchange

SALES
capital Tr1etion-25 at S7T. Is At S7E.
MerEenthaler Linotype-lO at 12l, 10 At III,
10 At l2l, 10 1T III. 10 At 121.
AFTER CALI.
Washington Railway general 6sI$l 900 at
93, 81 coo at 90.
Potomae Electric cons. ST. 600 At So.
1oney-Can moaey, 614a1 Per cent.
Bid and Asked Prices
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LIB6hrY boND nooN PnIcEs.

ElUDkSTY 00NU NOUN PH1CES.
NEW YORK May 3o.-taberty bonds
e noon; !. ss ssSs "a ak.t z g se BID
inoad 4H& $40; tnfa 44G So.7o
fourth 4Aa s7.Sz; victory 3&t 97.7o
victory ANS. 97.74.
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SIS, 600 Life Policy, $57.35

Age tn. Send date Of birth for illus,ra lion
Aid particulars a. your age
NJ. LIE ROY GOFF, Insurance Adviser
Room 61o Woodward f;uiIdn. NJ 3fo
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs 4 %,
Sellfnx checka: Unllar xa lue n noe. &.A..
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HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS,
IL am. 132 800 IL m. "a zoo
pm. 80. 326 500 2p.m..... 486 800
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BUSINESS SMALL;
PRICES ERRAT|C
Chesapeake & Ohio Defers
Dividend-Rush to Sell
Stock.

NEW YORK. May 20.-1n the finan-
clai markets generally today was one
OF the least important of the year. so
far.
Foreign exchanges came down some
what from their high figures. but the
decline was triflinE.
THE fact that the federal reserye
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Seattle
assistants Named for
Pre- Nuptial Garden
Tea; Charming Affair
Giren Today; Supper
Dance at Tennis Clitb.

4 SSISTING Mrs. Corwtn Sheridan
N shank at the garden tea she is
giving at her home next Wedner-
dav afternoon. from until 9
o'clock. cnmpiimentsnr her danEh
ter. Miss Katherine shank. who on
" csinAss;ay evening. Septembcrit.
win become the bride OF Mr.. Arthur
Tsembun Lee. will be Mrs A. N.
Fisken. Mrs w. l.. Thompson. Mrs.
Frrd Everett. and Miss WHO MeNcy.
Who will receive with the hostess
and the honor guest.
Among those who win assist arc
% be Mrs. Frank J. Martin. Mrs.
Abel X YerkoS. Mrs. Frank +.
Dow. Mrs. James u. Esary. Mrs.
Gertrude Bawley. Mrs Howard r..
NcRAN Airs. George H. Btgrs. Mrs
George Youell. Mrs Robert Dish.
man. Mrs. Andrew MclAuley. Mrs.
Harry Coe. Mrs. Fred Dellin. Miss
Keith. Miss Emma White Miss
Margaret Delaney. Miss Alma Cal
houn. Miss Dorothy Leayitt. Miss
Marjorie schuett. Miss Alice Louise
Mcdonald and Miss Gertrude Jan
uon-
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Golden Wedding
Anniversary Celebrated

Celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mira John
Murray. who formerly lived In Nil.
waukoa. Wis. were hosts 90 forty
friends at their homo last evening.
AS a surprise to the hosts'a unique
arrangement for presenting their
gifts was devised by the guests In
the form Of suspended golden bell
which at the appointed time myster.
iously showercd its golden gifts at
the feet OF Mr.. and Mrs Murray.
summer flowers In gcl6an tones
were used In graceful sprays In all
the rooms. Later a dainty buffet
supper was served
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Personal

Mrs, Peter w. Dawson returned
today from Fort Lawton, where she
has been tho guest of CAPT George
Newiove. Y. &. A. and Mira Newiove
for few days.
nr. varney A. Kelly and Mrs
Kelly have removed from their home
on Capitol hill TO tho Sycamore
apartments. on Queen Anne hill.
Miss Mary Bordman. Of Tacoma.
viii spend the weekend as the guest
OF Dr. and Mira George crabtree.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Murray. Of
Ashland. wis. are in Seattle. having
como To attend tho golden wedding
anniversary of Mr.. Murray'r par
ents. MIR. and Mrs John Murray
Mrs. G. Dudley Dean. OF San Fran.
cisco. who ia the house guest OF Mrs
Peter w. Dawson. and Mrs. w. =.
Fleming returned last night from a
motor trip TO Mount Rainier.
ATS III D. ftttff aHN uAAGHtFtt
Betty. arc leaving next Thursday
for a two weeks stay at Hayden
Lake
Mira Bert Farrar. Miss Mildred
rarrcr and Miss Geraldine Farrar.
have returned from Hayden Lake.
where they have been for several
weeks
MFR. and Mrs. Harry Glenn stibbs.
katherine STUART arc being con-
graduated upon the birth OF a daugh
ter at the Minof hospital yesterday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing Price
AFRO entertaining as their house
guest. Mra l. s. Boyd. OF Atlanta.
Ca
Miss Sally cootes and Miss Kath-
rrine Hurley OF Tacoma. came over
yesterday To attend the tennis tour.
nafnent
MIR. and Mrs. ]. C. Bebb and small
daughter are returning Saturday
from California for a brief visit with
AFR. and Mrs. Charles ~. Beth. en-
route 10 their home in New York.
pr. James shannon Il spending a
fortnight at shannon on -chelan.
Miss Virginia Hursbut Of Mont.
clair. ". j.. who has been spending
the week as tho guest Of Mias Ger.
trude Schulz left last night for her
home
Capt Lowell w. Rocks Y. 3. A.
OF the ssth infantry. OF Nogaies.
Aria. and Mrs. RodhH announce Tho
birth OF a daughter. Shirley. on Wed.
nesday. Aug. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs kenein wlnslow. Ir..
have removed from IN. Washington
Arms. 10 their new homo at i2s2
Crockett 1T.
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Moonlight Dance

Tho dance TO be given by the
Tnterlakcn Guild OF the orthopcdic
hospital next Thursday evening. at
the Yacht club. u TO be moon
light dance" and many special fca.
lures are being planned for the
affair by the committee in charge.
which consists OF Mrs. r. J. Aaron,
Mrs. A. @. schsefer. Mrs. John c.
Boyer. Mrs. Thos. NJ. Askrnn. Mrs.
r. q. Bates. Mrs. Il. II. Dodge.
Mrs w. III. Utter. Mrs. q. T..
Coolidge and Mrs. ". II. Collins.
All friends OF the hospital are
welcome
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Mrs. Pierce Entertains
With CHARMING Tea

Mrs. John q. Pierce entertained
with charming bridge tea al her
home this afternoon. Sweet peas
and all tho lovely garden flowers
were used In artistic arrangement
thruout the rooms. where Mrs. WIN.
lam Howard. Mrs. Frederick Boyd.
Mrs Charles N. winders and Mrs.
Howard w. Parish assisted A most
Attractive basket of oid.fashioued
flowers adorned tho handsome tea
tAblA presided over by Mrs p. w.
smith and Mrs. George n. Lane. Who
were assisted by Miss Ruth Pratt.
Miss Frances Pierce. Miss Catherine
Howard ard Miss Molly Pierce
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS ASH OTHER
GIRLS TO CAMP AUGUST "a

This In q fino chance 10 soc Camp
Senlth for those who were unable 90
20 TO camp this summer and for the
others 10 have ono last good time at
Camp sealth this year.
The Campfire Girls Of the First NJ.
E. church held their monthly buAi.
ness meeting at the church on Au-
gust 4. 1891. IL was decided thai
their dues shall be 10 cents a month.
payable at each business meeting.
This win 80 into effect at the next
business meeting, IL was also de-
cided 20 hold a confectionery sale DO
fore tho beginning OF school
Tho woiogee Campfire Girls held
a meeting August 1. 70 discuss and
make plans for weeks trip TO b.
taken the last week In August Moth.
ern OF the girls will be- chaperona. as
their guardian IL In California. A
short business meeting was called
August TO talk over the subject of
new guardian. The girls are anx.
ious To have a council fire soon, 10
they can receive the beads won this
summer.
Tho Cheenaio girls held their coun.
ell fire August 8, NJ Mrs. Mounton's
home. They decided 10 have a home
cooking sale Saturday. August 10, 20
raise funds for their treasury. in the
hope Of paying all OF their dues next
year.
On August . the Hamilton girls
had a meeting 10 practice all the
songs learned Mt camp and 20 teach
them TO the other girls.
Thirteen OF the Valiant Campfire
Girls hiked 20 Sand Point from the
end Of tho Ravenna car line. They
ate their lunch at Sand Point and
went swimming.
Tho suhipaia Campfire Girls Of
sunny Hiil. four miles south Of Rem.
ton. arrived homo Monday from a
weeks camping trip 20 Des Moines
On Sunday. July "a. Mr.. Harry
Lankesser. guardian. and few Of
tho girls went over 20 camp 10 be
ready 10 receive the rest OF the girls
Every day was enjoyed with swim.
ming. stroiiing along the beach and
partating heartily OF the meals that
were prepared in turn BY the girls.
A ceremonial meeting was held Wed.
nesday evening around a large camp
fire on the beach.
Twenty-Five qua rsiisns councillors.
girls and friends who went with Ma
tor ingraham on his boat. the Vol
anti" cruising the San Juan Islands.
bring back . wonderful report Of
their trip. Starting Saturday. Au-
gust nj II A. m. they went thru
the Ballard locks and started on their
three day cruise on the third day.
with the major leading. they all
hiked 20 Canal Lake and went swim.
ming. the water being exceptionally
warm The scenery among the is
lands II INDISPENSABLE and tho sun.
burned the girls all had a wonderful
time.
Mira Edna n. Thompson. from
Stanwrod II back at Camp Sesith
again this summer. teaching nature
lore. and among the new councillors
for this period are: Miss Annie Ne
Fec. Mrs. Maud !. clas>sv. Miss
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Dinner Dance

MIR. and Mira C. r. Grssff win be
hosts at their home on Queen Anne
nm thls evening. entertaining with
an Informal dinner dance. eompli.
montary to Miss Dorothy Merriok.
Among the guests viii be a number
Of officers from the u. S. $. Mis-.
sissippL
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Music Lectures at
Sorrento Hotel

- Laura Jones Rawfinscn Of
Portland IL giving a number Of very
fnteresting lectures on music at the
Hotel Sorrento. This afternoon she
spoke 1T . O'Clock and this evening
- BIS she viii deliver another. lee.
fure. The patrons and patronesses
1er the lectures are Mrs. A. b. stew
~, Mrs A. s. ,Pulli,I Mrs. Alcxan-
- Baltic. Mira Louise Van ogie.
Dean Irving NJ Glen. Mr.. David
1cheetx Craig ard Mr.. Carl Page
Wood.
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Bewares Uniess You see the nafne|
~Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are not getting genuine Aspirin|
prescribed by physicians for twenty
one years and proved safe By mil
lions Take Aspirin only ss told In
tho Bayer package for Colds, Head
ache, Neuralgia. rheumatism. Ear
ache. Toothache. Lumbago. and for
Pain Handy tin boxes OF twelve.
BAyer Tablets Of Aspirin cost few
cents Druggists also sell larger.
packages. Aspirin v the trade mark
OF Bayer Manufacture OF Monoacetio
acidester Of salicylicacid-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albrecht
Dinner Hosts

With MFR. and Mrs.. c. T. TAr'rance.
who are leaving Sunday for Cali
fornsa. as the honor guests. Mr. and
Mrs. r. X. Aibrecht were dinner
hosts ut their HON. last evening.
Covers were marked for twelve
guests around the board conferred
with an artistic array OF shasta
daisies and sweet peas.
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The matinee iunehcons at the
women'a University club have been
80 popular this summer that they
will be- continued thru the month
OF September. RI, hostesses for
next "Wednesday viii be Mrs. Ma
ron Edwards and Mrs. James A.
DouEan. Hereafter the clubhouse
will DO closed in the evening.
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Cynthia Grey T:
Romantic Lone. Ideal Parhnps. But Not of Itself4
BY CYNTHIA GREY

young girl asks romantic Love is not really the idcdl
Lopc Perhaps 10 is for the moment but rarely lasts bnget
than the honeymoon, and survives the lack "a
streno and delcacy and intelligence uich aftcf
marriage learns TO esteem highly than romance N hc
husband.
t Is true that toornen miss the little attentions and M1
sugared speeches they 0ad miss the necessities OF 9
far more and the average appreciates the comforts
Of life quite much as man. Il
No matter how much girl yeUel In romance, sh
eurelv wants the lore that lasts.
She cannot possibly realize phat dredyy existence The
married onan ND alone hen the dream and
the sentimental speeches count for 80 little in the face o
realities.
What counts after marriage in the his charuces
ambition, industry integrity and naanoodtese are wh
make lasting happiness.
Girls must learn to distinguish betoecn the merely sho
emotions and the real Deep true feelings that are not dcnv
so easiLu erpresaed bu the young IN lore
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Service at Little
Tea Shop SATURDAY.

Renton lin guild will BE- in charge
OF the Little Tea shop Of the or
thopedic hospital Saturday with the
following ladies assisting; Mrs Il
IL. Glass. Mrs. q. w. McNsughton.
Mrs n. v. wickcrsham and Mrs
John u. Main. The following Camp
fro Gtrk win dispense the service
In the dining room: Miss Alice
Turner. Miss Katherine Mahoney.
Miss Helen kretstnger. Mlaa Helen
Hinsdaie and Miss Mary Main.
guardian.
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Thrift Shop Makes
Appeal

Tho. Thrift SHOP Is making an ap-
peal for mems and boys clothing.
also shoes. During the month OF An.
gust the shop. which Is operated for
The benefit Of the orthopestic ho.pi-
tai. will be closed on Saturdays at
O'Clock.
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hrs. Dickinson
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs George w. Dickinson enter
tafned today with a prcttiiy ap-
pointed luncheon OF ten covers at
her home. complimenting Mrs. NJ
~ kirkman OF Evanston. H.. who
y the xuezt OF Mrs. John Noyes.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Dickinson was
hoHtcss at luncheon. given to
honor Mrs Robert InEils OF
Newark. n j.. the house guest OF
her sister. Mrs. James A. Haight.
Covers were placed for eleven.