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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Mrs. BotcdeR Issues
Invitations for Tea

Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Edmund fsowdcn for n tea al
her home. 1884 18th ave. Thursday
afternoon. September -. from 4 un.
al O'Clock. hcnoring her daughter
in.iaw. Mrs. William Burt Bowdcn
Of San Francisco. who Is n bride or
the past summer.
Receiving with the hostess and tho
guest OF honor win be Mrs. Edmund
Robert Bowden and Mrs. Hugh NJ
Caldwell Presiding AZ the urns are
10. be Mrs. Richard A BaIlinger. Mrs.
Eliza Ferry Leary. Mrs. Warren L.
Canaan and Mrs David Gilmore.
The Ices will be served by Mrs
Norvai IT, I.atimer and Mrs. w. w.
Fciger.
Assisting about the rooms win be
Mrs william Pigott. Mrs. J. y. DO
hcny. Mrs. William sherman Walk
er. Mrs Henry X. Owens. Mrs. r. n.
Hussey and Mrs. Theodore Harden.
bergh.
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Annual Reception of
Womcn's CenturU Club

The annual reception OF the Won
ems Century club for the new mem.
bers win be given at the Hotel wash.
ington Friday afternoon. October z.
from : until o'clock.
The committee In charge Of tho
affair r. Mrs J. n Inn. chairman.
Mrs. w. II Martin, vice chairman.
assisted by Mrs C. J. chaiier. Mrs.
J. W. pcnmore. Mrs. Frank Brown.
Mrs. William Utter. Mrs. c. A. Win
tcrnute. Mrs. George Hacker, Mira
J. NJ. Clapn. Mrs. George stanton.
Mrs. Y. =. Booker. Mrs, w. ". Rich
ards. Mrs. +. u. Hemihgway. Mrs.
n. A. NJ: Bonnar. Mrs. rercivd Col
Inns and Mrs r. c. Bercndcs.
A splendid musical program II be
Ing arranged. to be given from J un-
I'll { o'clock.
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Military academy IN virginia on her
way home.

Military academy IN Virginia. on her
way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle c. Mueller
Miss Joy Archambcauip are being
congratulated upon the birth of
son Thursday. september IS. at tho
Columbus snnitarium.
Miss Marjorie Burkhart ana Miss
Florence Dodge left this week for
Corvallis. whore they viii enter the
Oregon Agricultural college
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur TrumbuIl
Loo katherine shanio have returned
from their wedding trip. and viii b
az home 10 their friends after October
1. at tho Carroll apartments
Mrs J. g. Huteson has as her
guest for few days her brother. Mr..
w. g. Jarman. Of East Sound
Midshfpman Fritz rurth. who has
been spending his leave with his
mother. Mrs Fred rurth. Is leaving
Sunday for Annapolis.
Mr.. cneHsr pawAn left recently
foe New York. where he viii enter
ST Johns Manlius school.
Mis- Edith lee OF Portland and
Miss Madeline Burgess Of Fcndieton
arrived today 10 attend the Univer-
Hitt of Washington.
Mr.. David. II. Small. who has been
In San Francisco for the past six
months returned To Seattle today.
Mr.. Resvr Bons returned 10 Seat
To fyIis week 10 io4n Mrx Bone and
hAks their home here
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Capitol Hill Guilds
MuSicdle-T'ed

The Capitol nm guiid's musicale
tea for the benefit of the Childrcn's
.prthopcdlo hospital. which Is 10 DO
given az the home OF Mrs. Lewis
schwagrr. sts ED ave. ~. Friday art
erncon. September 80. promises TO be
an interesting affair. Those who viii
contribute TO tho program are Miss
Esther Van Valley. vocalist and Mr..
Paul MeCooi. pianist. A short talk
will be given by Mrs. John Roberts,
treasurer OF the orthopedio hospital
Members OF the guild arc requested
60 bring negghbors and friends who
may be interested In becoming mem.
bcrs OF the organization.
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Seattle
Society
Tea VIII Be Giren at
Laurelhurst II o n, q,
Bride of Summer to BE
Honor Guest.

yards will be issued In few
~ days by Mrs. narsie G. BARD
Tor a tea 20 be given next week at
her home In Iaurelhurst to oompli-
ment Mrs. John Mcintosh. Of Butte.
Montana, who has recently come to
Seattle TO make her home.
Presiding ut the urns win be Mrs.
Arrixo Young and Mrs. Charles l..
T. sowle Little Dorothsa Bard will
receive the CARTS at the door.
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jecfs resided and pracfsccd chiefly at
Bas bison They are often called the
Bas b<ron school. bat properly speak
ing. they do not consfifsfe a school.
bsf p~re O group OF men toith sim
Oar aims and principles Barbiron Of
fcvs cosnficss varieties Of scenery.
both u.id and cultivated
what sentence was passed on John
r. Cook. one OF the raiders with John
Brown o. ~.
lie soas sentenced to be hanged
and snss 20 executed
What courts reversed the lands
decision imposing . s,s. 700 fine
on the Standard our A II. C.
Judge Lands snus U. r. disfyicf
fudge Of the sorfhevs district Of Tni-
noss xhen the favoss railroad re-
bate care against the Standard on
came before Aim and Ne smposed the
fsne. TAe Lasdis decssion scas re-
revsrd BY tho circsif court OF dp-
peais. seventh circuit. July. 1905: the
government then applied 10 this same
court for rehcnrtnc. soktch uas de-
Med A petition snos ncrt presented
10 the supreme cosyf esksro for q
svts Of oevfsorot 10 brtsc. the entire
case eefove that eouf for . septetn.
On Jsssa0y 4. 1859. shis petition soss
dcrsed ond the cnse reverted 10 the
ortossoI Sfssrtrs court for vesrs1L IN
rhfs fvsai JsdOs A.. q. Asdeysos Of
fndkasapoiis vspidced Judge Lasdts
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Miss Lenen WEEDS
Mr.. Thompson

The marriage OF Miss Florence J.
I.emen 60 Mr.. Everett r. Thompson
was solemnized In their home at 1914
Madison St on Tuesday evening.
September 80. Mr.. Lloyd r. Thomp-
son acted as best man for his
brother. and Miss Muriel MAYOR was
bridesmaid. Following the ceremony
a delightful dinner was served TO ten
guests.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mira Malcolm Melee re
turned Tuesday evening from Lake
c'helan and white Bluff. whore they
have been for tho past three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wills and
daughter. Miss Helen wills who
have been the quests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wills for tho summer. left
today for Vancouver. n c. From
there they viii 80 East by the Cam
adian Pacific. where they VIII spend
the fall visiting friends before re.
turning TO their homo In Los
Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wills
accompanied them as far az Van
eouvor. planning 10 spend a few days
there before returning.
Col Robert w. Mcarus u. n A.
Mrs. Mearns and thrive soma who
have been at Camp Lewis for the
summer. have been ordered 90 the
Preside at ean Francisco. Al pres
ent they aro In berkeley. Cal. where
Col Mearns Is on sick leave
Miss Mary Boardman At rccma
II the guest OF Or. and Mrs. George
crahtroe. She win enter the univcr
sity this quarter.
Mrs. Harvey Salmon OF 81 louis
and Mrs. Godfrey winsiow OF New
York. who have been the guests Of
their parents. Mr.. and Mira G. j.
Smith for the summer. left this
week for their homea
Capt J. r. Gfbspn ieft Tuesday for
the East. 20 be gone q short time.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Sherman lcfs vs.
terday for Vancouver. IL C.. 10 be
gone a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Afr Christie and Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre Weiss who icf,
Tuesday morning 10 attend the fair
In Yakima. returned today.
ArS Harold Burdiek fCorneiia
GLASS; OF New York will arrive next
week 20 be the guest OF her parents
Mfr. and Mrs. ID. H. Glass for a short
time
Mr.. Per lee weity. who has hem
spending tho summer In the East.
viii return the FIRST week In October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Herring ieft
today for San Francisco. whore they
viii make their hone.
Or. and Mrs 8. v. u. Hooker left
Wednesday BY motor Tor . trip to
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Leonard and
daughter. Miss Olive Leonard. are
leaving the first Of tho week for the
East. 10 he gone about n month
Mr.. and Mrs John X. Trueoridg-.
who have been spending several
months In Santa Cruz Cal. have re-
turned TO Seattle to make their
home
Miss Errna verd and Miss Ruth
rr-nholme left Tuesday for Pendie-
ton. Ore. 20 attend the Round up.
They win II tho g,serts while there
OF Mr.. and Mrs q. II Thompson
AnRNpen Calhoun n nov IN New
York. v11kre she Il employed By the
ID. Appleton Co.
MrM James Blake How and
ldaughtcr. Miss Catherine Howe left
Friday for New York TO spend three
weeks when Miss Howe win return
TO Seattle MIRA Howe will spend
two months visiting relatives In
South Carolina and win visit her
sons. James. at the University OF vir.
ginia. and Drayton. at the Augusta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Service at Orthopedic
Tea Shop SATURDAY.

East Capitol Hin guild win be In
charge Of the Children's Orthopedic
tea shop Saturday. with Mrs. w. w.
Ewing as hostess assisted by Mrs.
A. r. sweck. Mrs. A. L. Patrick.
Mrs J. r. Stirrat, Mrs. VIM. Oliver.
Mrs. r. w. Flohr. Mrs. r. A. Ewing.
Mrs.. O. r. Mears. Mrs. Winfield
Meyer and Miss Mamie Kelly.
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knights of Columbus
"Inf0rn11L"

An INFORMAL the first in a
series Of winter dances to be given
by the knights OF Columbus, will
take place In their hall this even
ing. The committee In charge OF
arrangements consists of Mr.. Il.
Conway. chairman; Mr.. Il. Finne-
gan. Hr. q. Dreaney. Mr.. c. p.
Moriarity and Mr.. J. M. Vidone.
The patrons ard patronesses will
be Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. McGoyern,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Conner. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Prfckett and Mr.. and
Mrs. /. l.. Glass.
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Jefferson PIT. A.

Jefferson PIT. A. will hold its first
meeting Thursday afternoon, Sep.
tember 20. A reception will be held
In each room by the teachers to meet
the parents. following which Miss
Helen Reynolds. superintendent of
primary work in the public schools,
viii give a short talk in the luncheon
room. Refreshments win be served
BY the girls OF the Eighth grade.
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Auxiliary 10 isrothcrhccd Of Railroad
Trainm~n

The Lanes auxiliary 10 the Broth
erhood Of Railroad Trainmen WIN
hold a state union meeting at TieH
Pacific ave. Tacoma. Monday, Sep
tefnhcr 20.
President Clara Bradley WIN preside
at the sil-day session. which win BE-
GIN at 10 a. m An entertainment
will be held IN the evening. 10 which
all srasnmen are invited Members
urged 10 attend.
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Benefit for Vassdr
Endowment Fund

A tea for the benefit of the vassar
endowment fund win be given at the
home Of Mrs John w. Eddy. TIT
Boyiston ave NJ on Tuesday, octo
Der Z. Mrs EDDY has graciousiy Of.
fered her spacious home for the oc-
cabot.
Mrs. Elizabeth Champney. who may
be reached at the Hotel Sorrento. is
chairman Of arrangements. Tickets
may be obtained from her by call
ing Main 1881. Tea win be served
1T o'clock The list Of patronesses
win be announced later.
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The Literary and Travel club win
hold its first meeting Monday. Sep
TENDER 20, ct the Darlington club
house. Mrs. John KeIleher will be
hostess for the afternoon. and Miss
Helen Collins. the new president. will
preside. Vacation "reminiscences.
will be the topic OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
How are apple suckers madsf

How are apple suckers madef
MARY.
Take a wineaap apple and smooth
stick about quarter Of an tncf
thick and eight inches long. DoA q
ocfher one eupfI Of noiasscs. buftf'f
the size Of an egg aud one cup1<ff
s1ay unfa the mixture 1-H hovd<e
IN cold uafer. Put the stick IN ma
scm end Of the apple and dip IN tho
faffp until covered Place on a bat
tered pan sosth stick straight IN mo
air nnfa the faffv Is cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Dinner and Dance

Miss Lillian F1umerfelt enter
tanned with a dinner Of eighteen
covers at her home Wednesday
evening. complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bailey who have 70
Gently returned from their wedding
trip to Alaska, and Miss Marion
Matheson OF Portland. Ore. Dancing
was the later diversion enjoyed.
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Drama League Night

Drama league night at the Cornish
promises 10 be a successful occasion.
judging from the number OF seats
taken. Those who have not secufcd
their reservations. Mrs. William p.
Gorsuch, chairman, announces. may
do so this evening before 8 o'clock az
the box office.
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Assistants Named
for Dance

Or. and Mrs Jay I. Durand WIN be
assisted At the dance they are civ.
ing IT the Sunset club next Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Alexander NJ
Wetheriii. Mra Richard w. Perry.
Mrs.. William Leonard Eaton. Miss
Rebecca Stevenson and Miss Lorctta
brady. Presiding at the supper
tnbis win be Mrs. Harry Whitney
Treat and Mrs Trafford Hutoson.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Good Times Social club win
entertain with series OF progressive
whist parties for one week, begin.
ming Monday. September 20. with the
exception Of Tuesday afternoon. Play
VIII start at 215 and $50 D. m, at
the Pine Square hall. 42f Olive st.,
corner OF Westiake ave.
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and the case ended adprrsefv 10 the
government The dcctsfon uas based
on TIE ruling Of the circuit court Of
appeals
What r. carnauba war; ~. T.
gcoies Of var 1hich form on the
under side Of the voan0 leaves Of the
Cornasba palm Of sopfh America.
THIS ,oar drops of uhen shaken.
Bcin0 collected IN This eoV, the coz
u melted info masses and u often
uscd 10 adufergte becnedx. ~ fs err
ported and used IN the manufacture
Of candles
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Nissety-fifth Birthday
VII Be Celebrated

Following . custom Of several
yeArA Mrs Tom Tagsart. 4os3
9unnysids ava. has extcndcd invita-
lions to the members Of the Kansas
Women's club and . few additional
friends for tea 10 be given at her
home ON Thursday. September 90
from , until o'clock. honoring the
sSth birthday OF her mother. Mrs.
Fannie Potter. who Is the oldest
member Of the Kansas women's
club. Assisting the hostess viii be
Hrs- win Barr. Mrs. 8. II AacDon-
aid, Mrs. Eva Johnston. Mrs. Walter
Butchart. Mrs. G. Richardson. Mrs
Louise Richardson. Mrs. Gust SAKE
and Mrs.. Carl Edmund Johnston.
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,Hdrridqe Announced

The narriarc Of Miss Ida 4. Hyfe
nndsAfr. L. o. willis was soiemnizcd
wednesday afternoon at o'clock In
the First Baptist church. with tho
Rev. Ambrose NJ. Baiiey performing
the ceremony. Mfr. and Mrs Rotert
Kruger were the stfendanN
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John r. Miller w. re

Mrs. Flora Gilmore will entertain
the past presidents OF John r. Miller
Women's Relief Corps, at her home
2i5 goth ave. NJ. Saturday. septem.
Der "a Luncheon at o'clock.
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Wisconsin GoIdenrod CIub

Mrs. r.. b. Russell will entertain
the Wisconsin Goldenrod club at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. C. Il,
Raynakcr. i22 N. ,s1st st., wednes-
day. September 20. Luncheon at
1890 o'clock.
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FRATERNITY Bdnquet

Beta Theta Pi will hold their
fraternity banquet Saturday evening.
September ., at $50 o'clock at
Blsnc's cafe.
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with the stockings with hole above
tho heel and wrfnlsied around the
ankle. and who tan<s about nothing
but the disagrccable happenings Of
the day.
do not mean mat . woman
should TO 20 extremes In dress or
painting. but one that thinks enough
OF her husband 90 flx up for him
the same an she would for callers.
And us men would be willing 20
forogo or cut short our vacationu. II
we had the night kind Of wife. for
we would not need the vacation 10
much. Some women are good neigh
bors fair housekeepers and splendid
moshsrs but are darn poor wives ard
companions
! suppose you shink ! am writing
from experience. and maybe am
am afraid to sign my rame. but IN
l~t about 5000 women In Seattle viii
say. my old man wrote that
J. ,.
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Cynthia's Answers
10 Short Questions

How did Col. Harvey acquire his
title Of colonel
NE sras esde-de-comp On the sfaffs
Of Governors Gpees and Abbot Of
Hesc Jeyscy
Ia there anything Of historical TN
porsanee connected with Barhixon.
France, RALPH
A Dvosp 81 rrencA painters Of
Landscapes. anirsai and peasant sub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23

The apron COMMITTEES OF the Aloha
chapter bazaar will entertain with n
card party on Saturday evening In
Thorn's hall Green Lake. Every
man who attends viii receive an
apron
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Mrs. Huteson Entertains
With Charming
Luncheon

Mrs. Trafford Husescn entertained
charmingiy with = luncheon at her
home 1T the Highlands this afser-
noon. for the pleasure OF Mrs.
otewart T. Barber. who win leave
Sunday for = visit In New York.
Covers were placed for fourteen
niends Of the honor guest
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

CLUES run sAitopAt
Amethyst Chapter
Amethyst Chaptef No. fss. o. r..
s.. win give n card party at Pana'
ma Cafeteria at si5 .. m
Kappa Alpha Theta Aiumnas
Kappa Alpha Theta Aiumnas
meets Saturday with Mrs C. C.
Curtis. iisc Twentieth ave. North
Educational C~utrr Tea
The Educational Center Of the
Council OF Jewish Women win giO
q tea at the Center Saturday after
noon In Welcome 10 the new resi-
dent WORKER Miss Coma who h ar.
irving this week. Former members
Of the board and presidcnts Of the
different societies Win be In the 70
cciving lima
This y ono a ne series Of inter
sting activities which have been
mona and moro frequent Mt the Cen
ter In the past four month"; Tho
hours are from untn 5.
Y. w. @. A. Junior Club
The Junior clubs of the Y. W..
C. A. VIII hold their FIRST meeting
Of the new season on Saturday.
The Rainbow club. for girls under
II. and the little Friends. girls Of
ii and IL. have arranged the follow
Ing schedule: Club. 1911: swimming.
i1-1.. luncheon. i,i: supervised play
hour In gymnasium. la
Tho 3. r. I. club schedule IL a.
follows: Club. 1: gymnasium, .:
swimming. $50.
For girls IL and older. there is
Giris Reserve Corps which meets at
II o'clock on Saturday morning and
the program includes swimming.
gymnasium and other features.
The Jlnior Department win be
under tho direction Of Miss Ruth
crccnlcaf. who viii personally SUI
perintend the activities. For fur
Their information. call Main 1921.
Aloha Chapter Bazaar
The apron COMMITTEES OF the Aloha
chapter bazaar viii entertain with n
card party on Saturday evening In
Thorn's hall. Green Lake. Every
man who attends viii receive an
apron
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Dance WM Compliment
Daughter

Mr.. and Mn Ellsworth ssorry are
entartaining with = dance At tho
Tennis club This evening In honor
- their daughter. Miss Eunice
Storey. Sixty friends vim b enter.
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Miss Marjorie Burkhart ana Miss
Florence Dodge left this week for
Corvallis. whore they viii enter the
Oregon Agricultural college
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v Gather Report fol- 1920

station at Red Cloud, Nebraska:
Longitude 9s leg 81 Latitude 40 deg 8
elevation 1857. Length OF record 20
years.
Temperature: Highest July ~ aud
23d 10l Dig. dates of 100 or more July
3D. and 18th lowest Dec pa, II deg he.
low zero. Dates Of below zero, Jan "a
2 below, Dec. % 5 below, Dec. 81 o be.
low Dec IS 3 below Greatest daily
range Sept 81 SO deg, least variation
deg on Nov 7th.
Precipitation: Total for year 81 40
inches. mean 25 81 INCHES, we we're shy
3.7s inches. Wettest month August
with zoe inches. Driest month Janu-
airy with 06 OF an inch Greatest fall
in "a hours ! go IN ches Alf 80 Mn
Der of days with DOL inch or more 81 +,
days clear 1bl, part cloudy 10, cloudy
100, snowfall las inches, thunder.
storms 33, prevailing direction of wind
N w 70 days, first killing frosts In fall
Sept. 90 and 80, last In spring April %
and 2s. Chas. s. Ludlow, Observer.
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TURKS TURN DOWN BUTTONS
Refuse to Use Them Because They
Are MADE From Bones Of Dogs
That Formerly Roamed Streets.

When, j was IN Constantlnople /
made-fff~rsts with several of the pa
rlah dogs that roved the streets, and
though they had their drawbacks 1t
always seemed to me that they were
likable beasts, and not so great null
sance as one would suppose they must
be. l was therefore genuinely sorry
when / learned chat the remorseless
march OF progress had led to the de-
termination to get rid OF them. You
will remember That the poor dogs
We're shipped off to various islands and
there left TO die, because the Turk
would not transgress against his re-
ligion by killing thsm outright. That
was five or six years ago and appar-
entity the unhappy dogs all met their
inevitable fate, Today numbers of
Russian refugees are housed on the
shnds which were formerly the dogs
prison, and the American Red Cross
authorities, who are caring for these
particular refugees, have set their pro-
tegees to work at making buttons from
the dogs bones. ] am not altogether
surprised TO learn that the Turks will
not buy the buttons.-Near East.
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SWelIed Head.

am delighted to see wages go
ing up and up. It's splendid thing
as long as swollen pocketbooks don't
make swollen heads"
The speaker was Lady Duff Gordon.
She went on:
II heard story the other day
about man who brought q couple Of
friends home from the club and sent
down word to the cook that he'd like
q few cheese sandwiches.
"The maid who carried the mes
sage returned In few minutes and
said:
"The cook wishes me to tell you.
sir. that she can't be disturbed. as
she is giving q small after-theater sup.
per party and Is very busy cutting ur
the Holsters and opening the wlne."
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BURIED 80 YEARS IN A TREE
Telegraph Bracket Completely In.
closed In Wood 10 Found in
California.

Thlrty-six years ago telegraph
bracket md insulator was nailed to
Douglas fir tree near Arcata, Cal. A
few years later falling branch badly
damaged II and the wire which 1t had
been supporting wns removed. The
tree was growing thrifty, adding
every summer to Its diameter new
layer of woody material, and this
growth gradually pushed out around
the bracket on all sides, leaving 1t bur-
led hi the tree trunk.
At the end of &c years the tip Of the
glass insulator finally disappeared
from sight and the only trace of 1t that
could stlll be seen was scarcely no.
ticeable lump which looked like moth
Ing more than healed-over branch
stub. \ few weeks ago the tree was
felled and the wood manufactured into
barrel slaves The screech of the saw
which happened to Craze the edge Of
the glass called attention to this un-
usual fossil"
On splitting open the staye bolt the
whole story became clear in all It's de-
tails. The clearly defined annual rings
Of the rapidly growing trees form an
unlmpeachable historical record.
The wood OF the insulator bracket
Is still in good condition and the oak
Of which II was made has received IN
uninteItional plcservatve treatment,
being thoroughly lmpregnated with the
resin of the surrounding fir. The In
terestlng specimen can now be seen In
the wood collection OF the forestry dl-
vision ut the University of California.
American Forestry Magazine.
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Preaching at III a. IN.
Sunday School at 10 u. m.

cuHuay ScHOol Ut w w. H.
There was no preaching last Sunday
evening on account of the meetings Mt
the Brethren church and there will be
10 services next Sunday evening rs we
will meet. with the Brethren at that
time
Rev l. w Edison will preach for us
Sunday morning and his many old
friends will be pleased TO hear him
We expect Chaplain White will be
on the Held some time next week