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Delta /eta Mothers Ctub

The Mothers club OF Delta Zeta
sorority will entertain with a card
party NJ the chapter house. Wednes.
day afternoon. May 2. at 2 o'clock.
Tickets may be obtained from Mira.
A. Holt. North 2i90, and Mrs. Oliver
Elliott Kcnwood 5000,
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Frank G. Cover WAS hostess
at an Informal luncheon at her
home. 37i5 3sth ave. s.. Thursday
afternoon. with the later hours de
voted 10 cards.
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The annual fellowship luncheon of
Queen Anne study stub viii 10 held
" Pig'n whistle. Tuesday. May ?.
al .. IN. Following the luncheon
m. club wiil - entertained at tho
Cornish school. Tho committee In
charge includes Mrs. ueorge Thirnk
and Mra. William J. T'Ilenn.
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Entertai,1s at Dinner

For the pleasure OF her daughter
Madeleine. Madame Myra Pless en-
tertained with a dinner of ten covers
before the Broadway guilds benefit
swimming contest at Crystal Pool
last evening.
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Benefit Tea

A bridge tea for the benefit %
Wells college endowment fund will
be given at the home Of Mrs. J.. Tate
Mason next Tuesday afternoon az 2
o'clock. An invitation is extended 10
all interested In Wells college TO at
tend.
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william Mckinley circle. No. II.
Ladies Of the Grand Army. will hold
an ail-day session "wednesday. May
y. Circle meeting at i:t5. followed
by 9 o'clock dinner and sale Of
fancy goods. A card party viii taks
place at sac. All the affairs 10 be
held IN Veterans hall. armory.
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COMPLIMENTS

Colonel Harry r. Matthews. q. &
A.. in charge Of the Ninth corps ara
coast artillery activities Of the orszn.
lied Reserves of the states Of wash-
ington and oregon. with hesdquzr.
ters In Seattle. accompanied By Ma
Matthews and their son and houss
guest. Captain Gordon Matthews. en-.
sineer corps. Y. 3. A.. who ID AZ
home on a months leave. spenf tho
week end ~ Port Casey. the guests
of Captain kirkpatrick Mason. rnedi-
cal corps. L. &. A.. and Mrs. Mason.
They were compiinented by hand.
some affair on Friday al which their
hosts were Captain Herbert A. Gard
nsr. L. s. A.. and Mrs. Gardner. Of
Fort Casey.
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VIII Entertain at
Anniversary Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs J. Fred Braid are
entertaining with n dinner OF &c
covers at the anniversary dinner at
the Seattle Yacht club Monday eve
ming.
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Stevens Moman.s Relief Corns

Miss Grace Hurd will entertain the
social club Of Stevens Woman's Re.
lief Corps No. ! at her home Friday.
May s. with an all-day affair and
picnic luncheon. Friends invited TO
attend.
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BOWLING SUPPER

Lieutenant J. Lonessrees whe'chsl
4. s. A.. and Mrs wheichei enter.
talned AT their Fort Casey quarter
on Monday at supper. following tn
matches. in compliment TO those VII
bowl, and who constitute the ~,
together enthusiasts OF Fort Casey,
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Sunset Heights Literary club

The Sunset Heights Ldtc.ary club
will meet at the home Of Mrs Cora
Corbitt. 45S5 Sixth ave. N. H., on
Tuesday, May ?. at p. m. Response
TO roll call. Quotations From Riley"
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Woodland Park NJ. T.. Church May
Day Dinner

The young people OF the Woodland
Park NJ. II. church. 72nd and Green.
wood ave. will give n May Day din.
ner. cafeteria style, at the church
Monday. May 1. from TO 1890 y. m
A program will follow the dinner.
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West Seattle Review No. 81

West Seattle Review No. 81. w. u.
a. OF the Maccabees. will meet in
Carpenters hall 44i1 California ave,
Wednesday. May 2. at p. IN.
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THOSE WHO KNOW

THOSE WHO kNVW
IL IL on record that . great nun
Der OF the resolutions now BON
harding congress and protesting
against n too drastic reduction q
the army and navy come IRON
veterans OF the world war. VIA
more than any other class. realts
the horrors OF unpreparedness-
B. d. A.
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Chi Omega Luncheon

Mrs Adelbert McClovcrty will en-
terrain CHI Omega alumnae at a
o'clock luncheon at her home. oil
Boylston ave. ~. Friday afternoon
May Z
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The Cosmopolitan club meets for
club supper next Tuesday. May ,. nj
q y. m. IN tho large private dining
room. ~ 7 tho girls will hold their
regular business meeting and militia,
ton OF new members.
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CLUBS ron MONDAY
..aies. Auxiliary. Tep,plo de uIr.ch

Ladies' Auxiliary. Temple de IiirSch
Tho regular monthly meeting OF
the Ladies' auxiliary ~ Temple do
Hirsch viii take place Monday. May
!. at sac y, m. In the yestry room
~ the temple. Board meeting at $50
y. m,
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Supper for Wedding
Pdrtu

Miss Frances cardweIi will enter.
tain the members Of her bridal party
at supper sunday evening. preceding
the wedding rehearsal
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To Give Luncheon at
Tennis CLnb

Mrs. J. III. Dunlap is entertaining
with a luncheon for twelve az the
Tennis club next wednesday as a
compliment to Mrs. Fred Gilman.
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Mrs. O. I. Van Husi.rk efli enter.
tain the Queen Anne Circle 81 the
Child Conservation league At her
home. sos Wheeler at. Tu~nfay. May
?. AZ lao .. m. Mrs. Ewing - Cob
Win will address tho club on some
new subjects tina, has~ come into
the school system. Discussion by
members Mrs. Glenn IL Masters
viii give several vocal selections.
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King Count, legislative Federation
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
West Queen Anne PIT. a.

I'll. regular monthly meeting Of
N. West Queen Anne Parent Teach.
err association will he held on Wed.
nesday afternoon. May ;. at } .. m.
IN the music room.
The topic for discussion VIII 10
character and Moral Training" and
viii he lead by Ars. y. D. bliss. Mrs.
J ~ preher and Mrs. Jasper Mayo.
An outline 81 work for the coming
year has heon compi@l~d and will 10
presented NJ thin time.
The hostesses for the afternoon
arr; Mf~. Won Fall Mrs =. Clancy.
Mrs. sanstsdi. Mrs. Daughters. Mrn.
A. y. BlanKy and Miss shelton.
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The Acacia. or Young Married
Wouen's club. plans n luncheon for
ner, "Wednesday. a, 80. in the small
private dining room Of the cafeteria.
May Day games viii be enjoyed after.
ward IN the clubrooms on the second
floor. They will be in charge OF Mrs.
Chester Nonier and Mrs. George FRA.
mcr.
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Mr.. ". II. scott will speak on As.
irology aud the Creative Process" ai
the Thsos0phioai society Sunday. :
o. m. 100 Lyon building. Third and
James. Public invited.
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AIiruIsile Club

/ The Altrulstio club viii meet a. the
home q Mrs. Elizabeth iysy. 1855
Wilson ave. Wednesday. May ,. at
o'clock
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COLONEL ARRIVES
Colonel g. 6. Bailov. 4. y. a.
colonel Of the bsth infantry. has ar
rived AT Fort Lawton. Colonel Oscar
J. Charles. q. y. A.. colonel com
nnandlng. and will make an official
inspection. Official duties permitting
Colonel Bailoy viii be honorod BY
various dinners. planned ia compli
ment TO the regiments chief.
DINNER DANCE
on Friday ~ the Officers club
Camp Lewis. "A dinner dance wa
given by Major General Charles n
Muir. 4. y. A.. and Mrs Muir 10 hon
or Of their house guests. Brigadier
General X. NJ. Blatchford. u. \. A..
comma ndlnR officer Mt Vancouver
Barracks. and Mrs. Blatehford
ARMY AND NAVY WOMEN
The Association % Army and Savy
Women. an organization that In
ciudea all the women Of the commits
stoned services In Seattle and iis en-
vironH. will hold it's next meeting on
the second "wednesday IN May. Of
tho New Washington. when luncheon
Will be followed By bridge.
The newly elected officers for the
current year ARE: President. Mrs
Meyer. wife % Colonel o u. Meyer
". s. A.. first vice president Mrs
Gamborg.A wife Of Colonel
Carl Gamborg Andersen. 4. =. NJ. C.,
ranking officer. In command OF the
marine barracks IN the navy yard
recond yice.president. Mrs Schultz
wife Of Colonel +. II. Schultz. engi
nssr corps. 4. \. A.; treasurer. Mrs
de yaiin. wife ~ Surgeon Hugh d.
vaiin. 4. s. u. II. g.. ranking officer
and supervisor 81 the i5th district
public health service: secretary. Mrs
Derrickson. wife Of Commander NJ
y. Derrickson. Z. s. @. f.. nnkins
lofficer and inspector of the i5ih dis
trlct, coas, and geodctic survey.
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CONGRATULATIONS

Captain L. II. Inmon. medical
corps. u. s. A.. and Mrs. lnmcn.
arc receiving congratulations on ths
birth Of son. on April Is. at Fort
Worxien.
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INTERPLAY PIT. A.

Intertay PIT. A. will hold Dads
Night" at sfviner's hall. saiurday.
April 20 The program viii include
a radio concert: Mr.. Adams Of the
Lincoln high school win speak on ~
Mans View 81 tho PIT. A."
WhiHtiinE solo. Refreshments.
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Palm Circle No. GO

Palm circle No. GO viii celebrate
Its silver anniversary on Tuesday.
May 2. at brotherhood hall. First and
Pike. The circle has gained a mem.
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The Japanese high school girls win
hold May party Friday. NAV 6. In
clubrooms on the third flood. Games
VIII be enjoyed and refreshment.
served Each member viii bring a
friend
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NEW ORLEANS


An exquisite hospitality. reminis.
ocn; Of the salons of New Orleans.
marked the tea given on Saturday
in compliment 20 Miss Suithoff by
Mrs. de yailn. wife Of Surgeon Hugh
dc vailn. U. =. r. " s. ranking off
Ger Of the i3,h public health district.
Mrs. de Nalln In herself a New Or
leanw girl and was assisted by her
mother. Mrs v. T. Watson. Of New
Orleans. and BY Mrs. j. II. sutthoff.
Of Seattle. The tea table biossomcd
with sweet peas like some fragrant
parierrc in a New oriaens garden. and
those who poured were Mrs. How.
ard Francisco. Mrs. Frank Clancy.
Mis-. Marion Whitney and Miss Har.
rict Allen. The aides were chosen
from the honor guests sorority. the
Kappa Alpha Theta. among whom
was the hostess sister. Miss Dorothy
Watson. Another New Orleans girl
who upheld the renown Of that city.
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On Friday ~ the officers' ciah.
Camp Lewis. in honor Of the pslo
teams, tea dance was arranged BY
Mrs. Muir. wife Of Major General
Charles H. Muir. L. s. A.. command
ing the Third division. Camp Iexis.
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Canadian Momcn,s Club

The Canadian Women's club viii
meet Tuesday. May :. In the FEEDER
ated club house at : y. IN
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Tn. Pastors Ala society Of the
First Presbyterian church VIII hold a
May Day festival and bazaar. Mon
day. May /. in tho main sunday
school room. from until s o'clock.
Special features VIII - presented. In
fcludinR individual dancing by some
ilithe tots. and Maypoic dance with
the Queen Of the May and her at
tendsnts. Program ~iil boz viven 10
tween / and , o'clock. Public In.
vitcd.
King County Legislative Federation
The King County Legislative fed.
Grafton will meet Monday. May /. az
10 D. m, ia the second floor club
rooms n the Y. W. &. A. The fol.
lowing program will be given by the
Progressive Thought club Music.
Its Place In the Divine Plan" by
Mrs. Louise u. siranE. Work and
Principles ~ the Progressive Thought
club" by Mrs Jennie Hope. A
resume Of the study department..
Mrs. Aurora WinNor Mrs. Helen
Wiiburn VIII preside. Election Of OF.
figrfs
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Ladies. AID. Mount Baker Church

The ladies' Aid % Mouri Baker
Presbyterian church will hold an all
DAY meeting. Tuesday. May :. begin.
ning AZ ~ a. IN. The hoetesaes will
be MIR J. - Cotton. Mrs ". y.
Ciblia and Mrs Thomas A.iisf.
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Rainier Beach women's Club

Rainier Beach Women's Improve
ment club will hold its regular meet.
inR. Wednesday. May 2. at : y. m.
nj the home OF Mrs T.. G. Randall.
GAS Pilgrim 1T. Eviction of officers.
AMI PIT. 4.
The meeting OF tho AK PIT. A.
has been postponed from May 10
May .. The officers elected al the
last meeting were: Mrs. John Vent.
ers. president: Mrs. Dick Pearcc. sec.
Rotary: Mrs. Mccoy treaSurer. Dele.
gates 20 the state convention. Mrs.
vcnters. Mrs. Pcarco and Mrs. j. j.
SNYDER,
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omen. was ~ :.
Lieutenant |
. commsnd | e'e
Just ssil.d | WI n,,
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and houss i 80. -
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Custer Camp No. 1

Custer camp No. I. Sons Of Vet.
Grams will meet Tuesday evening.
May :. at 75o O'Clock. In Veterans
hall, Arn0ry.
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The Native Daughters OF tho Pho
naerr ~ Washington will meet
Wednesday. May .. nj .. m. at the
Y. W. {. A. Election OF officers.
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IDAFFoDrrs


a glorious basket ~ daffodiis. ac-
cenfinF the broad yellow bands OF
the Minton china. eniivened de-
lighifui tea given AZ Fort Casey on
Monday. at which tho hostess was
the charming wife OF Major Royal
Kemp Greene. u. =. A. commander
~ Fort Casey. and which was nota'
bile for the friendiinsss that seems TO
psryade the commanders quarters.
The honor guest was the hostess
sister. Miss Mary Martin. 81 Port
Angeles Tho iist included all the
garrison and those who served were
Mrs. Werfx. wife Of Captain William
W. wertz. e. s. A.. Mrs. Gardner.
wife Of Captain Herbert A. Gardner.
". s. A.. 81 Fort Casey. and Mr..
wlnierburn. wife o. Captain Herbert
a. win,crburn. L. s. A. Of Fort
Fiagier.
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The Faholo club will NEE, Thurs
Gay. May Z, ai p. m. in the girls
cluhroom for iis Bible discussion. led
by Miss Zada French. After tho dis
cnssion. cabinet meeting will 10
held.
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Y. w. c. A.
Activities

The Reiobe club meets next Mon
day. at q. m on the third floor. Y.
W. G. A. IN ciuhroons. Mrs. George
wheeler will r~heArss the club girls
IN Fashion River Of Peiticoa'
Lane, to 10 given some time early Ia
May.
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Trustee. OF womrn's Clubs Card
Party

a card party will be given AZ the
FEDERATED clubhouse. May s. at :
y. m. hy the trustees Of women's
Federation OF Clubs.
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famous for its aIluring women. ~.
Aiss Hoitell. daughter Of Lieusen.r.
J. y Hotel. =. r. c. g.. In comnsnS
u the Haida. which has Jus, ssu.s
Tor Alaskan waters. An intsres,Irs
episode ~ the tea was the rsrs,,.
which could be Srsn from the dra~'
Ink room windows. Commanding !.
they do, sn extensive and lovely ,lsv
Of Lake Washington.
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MATcHLEss MAnwEaurss

s+tff = fit~i-ao aHHNEf<lJlNE
Fashion. frivolous and fair "a
much maligned. without vhc..
changing whims cornmero~ wouId !,
pire, held on Thursday for the benz
IN OF Saint Paul's. Bremerton I.
show ell her own al which the rr,os
fui mannequins Of the navy ys,d
were much appIaudsd. Those as~a.s.
ing this excellent cause and vs.v,,.
their pretty frocks with e<pecs,i
charm. were Mrs. Dorsey, vlfs =
Commander Benjamin II. Dors.v
medical corps. Y. 4. ~. Aflsx Mott
lage. daughter Of Commander Uni.
I.ando. 4. s. ~, Mrg. Bullard. ~.
OF Lieutenant Commander h. SAM.
ders Bullard. construction corn. +,
=. n. Mrs. Shirley, wife OF Lie,ns,.
ant Commander Major Shirley. su,.
ply corps. 4. s.. ~. Nrs. Rlchxrdsos
wife o. Lieutenant Ilavrence Rlek.
nrdson. construction corps. u. SIX
The music on this occasion was /.
charge of Mrs. Brown. wife Of Con-.
mander Alfred l.. Brown. U. g.. n.
and the intriguing posters were A..
ranged by Mrs. Hoar. wife Of Lieu
tenant Allen Hoar. engineer corps
u. s. ~.
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Alliance Iarancalsc

Mr.. Jaeapes Hergues VIII lecinrH
before the Alliance Franchise Thurs
day. May I. ~ $50 ,, M, In The
members hall Of the Y ". 6. a. The
lecture will deal with Mount Rainier
In Mia Winter" ana pictures taken
during the ascent Will he shown. The
second part ~ the lecture will be- on
tho French and Swiss Alps. Wei
known resorts will be shown along
with pictures Of aaccnts made by Mr..
J. Landry. a well known mountain
climber. The lecture Will be Ia both
French aud English.
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North End Improvement Club

The North End Improvement club
Will meet Tuesday evening. May 2.
al O'Clock. IN the olympic View
school. Music and refreshments.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

bership Of over 1 1000 In the past ~
years. and it, clerk has served ~
that capacity for - years.
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Immigration Company, a Wisconsin

immigration Company, a Wisconsin
corporation, by an instrument duly
witnessed, signed and acknowledged,
and dated the 10Th day of April,
1916, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Bayfield,
County, Wisconsin,, on the 26th day
of April, 1916, at IL o'clock A. M. in
Vol. 40 of Mortgages on Page 80;
And which said mortgage convey
ed and mortgaged the following real
estate in Bayfield, County, Wiscon-
sin, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of Section
One, Township Forty-eight
North Range Seven West, to Sc
cure the payment of Nine Hundred
Sixty Dollars, with interest thereon
at six percent. per annum, payable
semi-annually, according to the
terms of four promissory notes,
bearing even date Herewith for the
amounts and due as follows:
$3.50 due March LIST, 1917; $3.50
due March 1st, 1918; $3.50 due March
1st 1919; and $3.50 due March 1st,
1920;
And default having been made in
the payment of said notes and
mortgages, and there is now due
thereon to the American Immigra-
ton Company, now the owner and
holder thereof, at the date hereof,
the sum of Nine Hundred Sixty Dol
lars, principal, and Three Hundred
Twenty-three Dollars interest; and
that no action has been commenced
to recover the debt remaining secur-
ed by said mortgage or any part
thereof; and
That by virtue of said power of
sale, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale of said mortgaged
premises, or some part of them, at
public auction, to the highest bid
der, at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Washburn,
County of Bayfield,, and State of
Wisconsin, on the 1st day of
Dec. 1922, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, by the sheriff of
said County.
Dated this 18th day of Oct. 1922.
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION COM
PANY
By L. j. RUSK,
It's Attorney.
P. o. Address: Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa County, Wis.
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that no action has been commenced
to recover the debt remaining secur-
ed by said mortgage or any part
thereof; and
That by virtue of said power of
sale, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale Of said mortgaged
premises, or some part of them, at
public auction, to the highest bid
der, at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Washburn,
County of Bayfield,, and State of
Wisconsin, on the 1st day of
Dec. 1922, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said day, by the sheriff of
said County.
Dated this 18th day Of Oct. 1922.
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION COM
PANY
BY L. j. RUSK,
It's Attorney.
P. o. Address: Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa County, Wis.
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STATUES THAT HOLD SPIRITS
euddhists Firmly Believe That eouss
Of Long Departed Saoss Ara
Present In imanes.

Marco Polo. the celebrated Venetian
traveller, with his two uncles, was the
drst European to travel In China. In
the gilded statue erected to his memory
IN SOo-ChOw, China. the Chinese be-
lieve his spirit still resides. Accord
Ing to Chinese superstition, q fy or
spider Is the means by which the
spirits OF the dead are coaxed back
to earth to occupy their statues. Five
hundred similar statues, life size. line
the walls of q dimly lighted room In
the Buddhist temple Of that ancient
city. They contain the spirits Of the
sages they represent. devout Buddhists
believe.
A spirit is unable to enter q statue
unless another and freshly liberated
spirit is there to receive 1t. say the
priests. Through q door in the back
Of new statue, therefore. spider or
fly Is introduced. The door Il then
sealed and the insect IL left to smother.
Its spirit, 6uttcring about inside the
statue. Is taken possession Of by the
soul Of the long-departed sage. Marco
Polo was brought back In this way.
the priests say. Worshipers burn In
cense before the statue and seek COM
munion with the spirit OF the alien whe
dwelt 30 long In China. and even ruled
as governor Of one OF the provinces.