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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
S ACRES CLEARED
snI.E NORTH CITY LIMITS
xa.log. ONLY xlea IANu

This - the best buy in the
North End one block from brick
highway. three blocks from car
school part Of the tract u iow
ground. rich black coll. balance
IL high Krouud. would ha fine for
chicken ranch and truck garden
ing. city water. eteekFtc iiEhta.
etc good view Ait Rather.
uu. ner unable to make uRe Of the
tract as he - employed ia Seat
tie 1T would cnnt ttuN per acre
fp clear land ne Meit ae this il
cleared. Prize IL far betn~ real
value. AK about ad No. Ii3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
MT. R.kER PARK DISTRICT
NORTH END SNAPS

81. 500 -Ffve.room bungalow; strictly
modern. good location, furnace,
fireplace. oak floors. small pay
mcnt down. balance easy. T.a2.
Main 5i5f.
Ss.s50--Four.room bungalow modern
except heat. lot soxios. part base
ment. This Is n piastcred house.
Small payment down. balance Ike
rent. T.43. Main 1l9t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
FURNISHED
ROOM BUNGALOW
H.A(HT TRt(T<s g0s

Owner wiii consider ANY reason
able offer. and wiii consider good
auto ma part payment Thia place
u located At Medina. just across
the lake from f.~scht Park IS
fruit trr9H berries. ehiCksn
house: fine water system. beau
fifal Hhru bbsrys good furniture
and Nrunswtrk photograph tsel
with the property. Here u fine
opportunity for someone who 10
renting q furnished place 10 set
a home already 10 move luto.
Ask about al No. let.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

e. .ooo--Sear Rainier Beach. four
blocks from street car. Good gasr-
den soil: wonderful place for chick
ems and fruit. frvorcom house.
with bath and fireplace. $500 cash.
balance easy monthly payments
Al rare chance 10 get cioEe-tfi.
income producing home. Phone NJ
80, Main 1884.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
DUTCH COLONIAL
NORTH BRosDw Az DISTRICT
xa.sOe EQUITY FOR $500

This - beautiful 1-ronfn
Dutch coloniai home. z years old.
hardwood floors. eun porch.
located on Harvard Ave. North.
fine home adjoining. Party that
pure hared this hnfnr two years
ago has paid about 81 500 on his
contract fer Immediate sale he
viii take $500 for his equity.
iiAianr. Of purchase price can be
paid owner ~ ssn monthly and
interest at -. House could be
rented for ft1s monthly. but pur.
chaser fnuat cell. Ask about ad
No. tfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

g.. eo0--five rooms. concrete base.
ment. laundry trays: lot s0xiOo'
garage. House has been newly
painted and tinted No mortgage
and can be bought for $3.50 cash,
balance $40 per month. So. Main
rtNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
HENRY c..
EWING
CO..
CowEN PARK

tuWEN fASh
yS.soe owner says cut price $1,000
IL sold this week, This Is one Of
the best buys in cowcn Park to
day. six rooms and garage. with
All the modern convenience, Less
than two blocks to car. II you
look at this YOU VIII want II.
$1,000 cash. s.ss. Main gist.
Mt. BAkER PARK DISTRICT
st.sSo--Easy terms. A charming fivc-
room home with a splendid view
Of lake and mountains, nice cor
nsr lot with well selected shrub
berry. There is a large living room
with fireplace. good.siaed dining
room: modern Kitchen, two light.
airy bedrooms. with large closets.
and hath with good plumbing, fine
ivory woodwork with mahogany
trimming: cement basement. with
very servsceablc furnace. Paved
street: two blocks from ear. This
Is a bargain and can be handled on
easy terms. Cali Main fiss. k'SS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
Make That
Start!

'z.2O0--f-room bungalow. one-haif
acre. 1000 strawberry plants.
chicken house. BLACK LOAN. 500
cash. or will take car as first pay
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
ACRE TRACT $500
$50 root FRONTAGE on
PAVED HIGHWAY
WILL TRADE FOR AUTO

This IL fine tract near Three
Tree Point. 30 minutes By auto
from Seattle's business center
would be an ideal piscs for sum-
fnrF homes or camps could be
plated Into fine tracts with
frontage on highway only
blocks from beach. fine spring
water SYSTEM high class district.
view Of Mt. Rainier, l need am
other car for my sales force and
viii trade shia tract for good.
medium sized car. ! am the own
~ Of the property. Ask about
al No. i10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
WATERFRONT

One acre with 100 feet waterfront.
including first and second-eiaas
tidelands. Modern one-story and
unfinished attic bungalow. large
front porch with pergola; large Nv
ing room with fireplace: dining
room. kitchen. bath. two dressing
rooms and two sleeping porchss-
Price s.. 500. terms. J.52. Main 1884.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

s. s50--5-room house. IL acres. 30
bearing fruit trees. berries. flow
ers. fine garden soil. COW and
chickens go; near car. THIS rs a
GOOD BUY. $500 cash. balance as
you like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
rnnNNEY Rfnae DISTRICT

s-room bungalow. hardwood
floors cabinet kitchen. cement
basement. furnace and laundry
fine. level lot and garage. Priced
at $4,000. $500 cash. balance Ike
rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

IL "a a shame TO sell them Of these
prices. but the owner has decided
70 sacrifice and retire. Never
have the prices been 80 low and
the terms so easy.
Every plot. u acre. is-acre. 1-acre
or 2-acre tracts are level, and the
best Of soil.
SOME CLEARED
SOME TIMBERED
Every one close to car line and &C.
f.yerv one supplied with water.
There are electric lights and tele-
phone.
THESE REASONS CANNOT BE
DISPUTED
FIRST Reason-Tecause--
Is one-haif cheaper than else
where.
Second reason-Becsuss--
Terms and time are yours.
Third Reason-Because--
The street car Is at hand.
Fourth Reason-Because--
The water. electricity and tele-
phone.
Fifth Reason-Because--
IL has the lalke--it has the beach.
sixth Reason-BecauFe--
or its schools, stores and churches.
EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD
THERE HAS THE COLOR or
GOOD HEALTH AND A FACE or
SUNSHINE.
COME TO LAKE BUR1EN
JUST VISIT LAKE BURIEN
See for yourself the progress Of $50
homebuilders.
You are wanted therel You are
welcome there They are all beat
ing the landlords profit there.
EVEN THE BIRDS or THE AIR
AND THE BEASTS or THE FIELD
rAS TEACU YOIJ A f,EssoN T0
BUILD a HOME!
no PAYMENT WHEN SICK
YOUR PROPOSITION WILL BE
OUR TERMS
Come 70 our office TODAY, TO
MORROW, SATURDAY or SUN
DAY. and In 70 minutes ride In
our auto we viii ~ on the prop
erty. Office open . a. ~. TO .. M.
II. ~. NELSON. REALTOR
30 Hincklcy Bldg.
Second and Columbia. Elliott 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
MODERN 4-ROOM
BTNGNIOW $50

large lots. with b~rriss and
fruit trees. I block from rAritne;
owner - compelled 20 aeit--mnat
raise some money az once Terms
$500 cash. balance q suit any
reasonable terms cnnside red for
auicN sale. Place IL worth much
more than price asked. AK about
al No 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
A HIsADY-uADE HOME

81. 1900 room cottage, COMPLETE.
I,Y FURNISH plano. brass bed,
fine range. step right IN. all ready
TO go. Bearing fruit trees. shrub
berry. g0-ft. lot. one-haif biocie 10
Rainier ear. Hiliman city. owner
going 10 Alaska. VERY EASY
TERMS.
See Mr.. Marsh ut Columbia; Rainier
0022
GEO. a. SPENCER & co.
REALTORS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
60 Minutes
From Seattle
FARM tou LEASE

100 acres. 20 acres In high state. bal
anue extra good pasture soil uncNcelled
for dairy or grain. viii lease for cash or
to responsible parties. crop payment N
you can finance the crop. Hurry. as this
IL the beat opportunity YOU viii ever get
This II wonderful farm, right on paw
ed highway. WIN take you Friday morn
ing II interested. See Brooks. 800 Green
Hlds.. Fourth aud Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
Better Homes Show
To b. Held In the Arena
May 23 to 81

Realtors builders and building material men. tufn-
Der cos. electrical supply cos plumbing co., ard
all dealers in home furnishings should arrange 70
have exhibits at this show The Portland home
show last week wns great succsas over lVg.Vvp
attendance. See Mr.. Walsh. at ais Finn avenue,
for particulars, A i2s00 bungalow viii be given
away this show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

INVESTIGATE THIS
4 corner half acre. good five
room house. Just outside city.
Phinney Ridge district. just tho
place for an oil station and arceF-
Hofy business. At the present time
Il has an income Of about $500 per
year. Priced at $4,000. and terms,
GREENWOOD REALTY
1903 Greenwood Ave. Sunset 27s1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
LITTLE mig BARGAIN

81 20O-Iittle 3-room cottage, nice
lot, bearing fruit trees. berries.
All kinds OF flowers; 81 roses. 400
cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
OWNER TAKES Loss

81. 200-i-room banRalow. combine
ton living and dining room, 2
bedrooms, bath between. PER
Feet KITCHEN. Make your own
terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

Soxio2 level lot. north end. Phinney
district. Lot ly cleared and ready
10 build on Adjoining lot held at
$500. Our price for quick sale,
$500. cash. J.52.
HENRY &. EWING COMPANY
Main 1884 goo Alaska Building
SERVICE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
Log Cabin

Just north Of the city
limits we have a little log
cabin, partly furnished and
plastered, with about an
acre of ground. for only
500, on easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
tiss
ia-ACRE
500
h-AcRE

ONLY $40 DOWN
ONLY s. MONTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

= the price asked Owner IL forced
Ia bring 81 200 " sold at auction.
for Immediate sate. Owner wants
necessary. 70 make a sale. Lot is
school. htoea south from At BAKER
ruy ihls lot ard build your hane.
finance your building Act quickly
long ct this price. Ask about al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

'Is there any man With ideals so dead
who never unite himself has said"
i Wish | Owned a Home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
TODAY'S SPECIAL BARGAIN
MT. BAKER LOT, $925

Fronting ON Parked Boulevard Opposite High School
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

6 rooms. sleeping porch, newly rem.
ovated; large lot. si.70o. Clear
Easy terms or exchange for Mime.
sofa or Wisconsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
A LITTLE DOWN
20 ACRES. CLEARED. $500

No more for two years except in
terest at 8 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

$50 down. $40 a month per cent.
level; rich. black soil: city water.
lights available. has sweeping
view Of Il. GARD st. Price $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12
Carter,
Macdonald q
Miller

sOs COLUMBIA ST. Elliott $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-12

10 AcRES-Sorth OF city; level.
real good soil: all fenced and
crosh-fenced. fruit and berries.
good 5-room house. barn. root
house. etc. an exceptional good
buy for
, 1922-08-09
NEW THEAFER IS
PROJECTED FOR
CASPER CORNER
Center and First Streets Sc
lected as Site for Playhouse
to Be Built by Garry
Gordon.

With the final award OF the grading
contract, work will begin within the
week upon a new thester 10 be erected
oh the northwest corner Of Center and
First streets. on the site Of the pres
eEt aNi and ilnumerable hot dog"
stands.
an interview this morning with Gar.
~ Gordon. the sole hacker Of the pro
jccL disclosed the fact that two com.
panies are still bidding strongly for
tho grading contract. and consequently
no names were given out.
Mr.. Gordon, n comparatively new
resident Of Casper. Il Is understood
has financial backing of an established
Denver company, from whom the
funds to open construction work were
secured.
The theater when completed vii.
occupy the entire space now used rs
a taxi parking ground, AID viii seat
100 people. No name has been chos.
en- as yet. and the company has not mi.
corporated. 1t is generally understood
that the company proper win be placed
under the management OF Ollie Blanch.
ard, former stock manager
OF the Columbia theates.
Following a most unsuccessful run
an salt Creek during the past week.
Hunters Bouncing Babies. recent at.
traction AT the Iris, has closed for
.urther performances. and according
to Nj Gordon. many OF the Company
members viii be hired by Mr.. BlRnch
ard for work in the new theater.
Work upon Casper's newest house
M mirth and merriment will begin he.
fore the present week is out with the
demolishing OF present places OF busf.
uess upon the designated site. Part
Of The building will be completed be.
fore winter makes further work i'm.
possible and the theater should be
fully completed and equipped hy the
ea-iy part Of the summer OF 1923.
, 1922-08-09

to the location Of the new town to
pick out the lot which they will buy
when the sale gets under way. The
office Of the company on the town
site itself has been a e of inter
ested persons the last few days and
this interest has done much to develop
confidence in the company's officials
that the entire number OF lots will
be disposed OF quickly.
The unusually attractive location OF
the TOWNSHIP seems to be the maEne
that is attracting attention. It is on
the main Casper-S<t Creek highway
and inside the Teapot structure. In
addition TO the Increasing value of
the surface rights TO the land Is the
possibility OF oil being found on the
land. Competent biologists, after a
thorough investigation. report that
the geological structure Is such in
this vicinity hat there IS every pos
sibiiity of tho and being the location
for producing wells OF large size. The
Teapot Development company will
irill h townsite in the lear future
to test this possibility.
RNNtACAAlth aIINAAAt5 Al COAA1tC
ton with the 10y town are going for.
var rapidly. An spplics tion for n
p~ostoffice has been made and word
has EEL received from Washington
that the matter has beer taken I'M
der consideration and that the neces-
sary papers in tho matter are now
IN the way TO Casper
The telephone CONNECTIONS viii be
completed by the end OF the week
and the grading on streets is well
under way
Teapot promises to be a thriving
business community sven before II
Is built up in a residential way. One
store and n restaurant have already
been built and the latter establish
ment reports a thriving business ever
since they have begun to serve meals.
It viii be able to serve those who go
to the lot sale during the three days.
, 1922-08-09
YANKEE DOODLE GIRLS
SCORE POPULAR HIT
IN 'ALL-JAz1 REVUE

The most gorgeous show hat Sam
Myiie's Yankee Doodle girls have pre-
scented was given at h Columbia the
alter last night. and VIII be repeated
tonight and tomorrow night. 1t Is
entitled the IAN Jazz Revus' and In
oiudes many musical and dance mum
bers OF great charm. AIyiis keeps him
self somewhat in the background in
this show
With the runaway much improved
and lighted. with new scenery. and
delicate unusual costumes. II was no
wonder that the packed house thor
oughly enjoyed the show last night.
Lovetta Lozier scored a decided frI-
umph with her cornet when she played
a lively air 20 which the rest of the
troupe did a pretty march. The two
Ruths gave an eccentric toe dance that
was different from n OF their prev
, 1922-08-09

- GlIho1I map oA tht cd4t (roth-
Teapot oil fields has been prepared by
the company and q copy of Il will
be given away free to nyone who
calls at the office at as Midwest
building. This Is the latest map Of
its kind and shows the development
work in theee two fields to date.
The Teapot Development company.
in addition to its main office in the
Midwest building. has opened up a
branch office at 2s2 South Center
street In charge Of james Heffron.
where any information relative to
the lots may be obtained.
The sale OF lots starts Friday mora
ing and Will continue for three days
under the supervision @; NJ. L. No
Donnell. Miss Mcdonnell will have an
office at the Salt Creek hotel during
hhls sale and will have a corps of
Assistants. Charles Z. Baird will be
at the TOWNSHIP proper and Will have
charge Of showing the lots t pros
pective customers. Mrs. o. A Dan
, 1922-08-09

ious mes and called for several en-.
cores
Aiynta Thayer. also cored with a
new dance. Little Frances MyEs Ms.
as Is to b supposed. the best rtceyed
actress on h program Little Miss
Myiis's way Of acting as II she were
thoroughiy grown up and sophisticated
Is always successfully carried out. and
, 1922-08-09

was even better last night than before.
Hassel forgot his dignity and showed
that he could really act as peppily ms
any of his partners in crime. Myiie.
Hassel and Douglas were better last
night than at any time which they
have played together.
The photoplay features Douglas Nc
Clean IN Chickens" and Is all -
, 1922-08-09
Auto Runs Out Of
Gas, Is abandoned

THERMoPoLIs. wyo.. Aug. 9
Thieves who appropriated an auto.
mobile belonging to Mike Rel of wor.
land while the latter was in Their.
mopolis neglected to inspect the gas
supply with the result that the ma.
chine vas found on Birds Eye pass
where It had been abandoned when
the motor fuel supply ran out.
, 1922-08-09

iels win be the compsny's represen.
.tatIye at h Mammoth oil camp dur
Ing, the sale.
The agents in casper include James
.Heffron at 2s2 South Center street:
Miss Montgomery of the Montgomery
Real Estate company and Buck Bros
, 1922-08-09

First class watch and Jewelry -
pairing artistic diamond resotting. II.
p Kline. 5eweler. on Exchange Bldg.
z-e1-1
, 1922-08-09
TOWNSHIP LOTS TOBE
In HEAVY DEMAND, Is REPORT

Interest in the sale of lots in the new townsite of Teapot
by the Teapot Development company increases as the day of
the opening of the sale approaches. The sale is scheduled
for Friday. Saturday and Sunday of ibis week.
Dozens of prospective purchasers have already made in
quiries at the companys Office in the Midwest building and
, 1922-08-09

-Phrenologists have never sati-fac-
S,rly accounted for the fact that
when a man IS puzzled he scratches
hi head
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-15
WHEN IS AN AMERICAN7

Some Of the foreign correspondents
at the Washington conference are
trying to find another name for the
citizens Of the United States besides
Americans. They figure that the peo-
pie Of Guatemala, Canada, Brazil and
half dozen other countries are Am
orleans. This is the American hemi-
sphere and the title may be held or
claimed by a dweIer on either the
north or the south continent. The
writers are calling us Yankees and
Usonians-but without our consent.
They have even labeled US as United
Skaters. This is also without our con-
sent The men Of Maine and Mon
tana will continue to call themselves
Americans whenever they feel like
it. They viii probably receive their
mail all right, no matter what label
the foreign writer's affx. Tie dwell
lers in the British provinces are
Canadians first and Americans after
ward. The residents u the United
States Of America are Americans first,
last and always.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-15
JAPANESE PLOT
ON LARGE SCALE
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the instigation of the Japanese high
command.
Before releasing Mai Clarke and
removing the armed force from his
car, Maj. Clarke agreed on the adj
vice Of the American Consul not to
give any information to the press.
And this agreement was made in
the presence of and with the know
ledge of Bogoslovsky and his officers,
though they said nothing
The next day the work of defam-
alton of Maj. Clarke. by the Russians
under Intimidation Of the Japanese,
and by the Japanese, began. The
Japanese sent a representative to the
American consulate, who stated that
although the presence Of two Jap
anese special cars connected with the
special car of Maj Clarke on the train
at the time he was arrested and the
demand made to search him seemed
to implicate them in the affair, they
desired to assure the Americans that
they had nothing to do with it.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-15
ORPHAN MOUNTAINS

A leading scientific journal is
agitated over the discovery that 1900
mountain peaks in California are
struggling along through the ages
without any names.
No doubt this will result in the
usual battle royal between the tremb-
ling romanticists at the christening of
the same. While we are not in any
very dreadful state of excitement
over the crisis that presents itself,
it seems clear that if there are actual
ly 1900 royal peaks that soar to the
blue dome of Eternal Night or wher-
ever it is that peaks soar to, they
should be baptized without further
delay. You can't go on forever speak
ing about an imperial summit as
chat there mountain behind old man
Scoggins's hen coop"
The question is not whether they
should be named, but what they
should be named
When it comes to naming a noun
tain, the debate always RACES whether
the name should be given as a COM
pliment to some fat politician who
controls 200 votes down in a scraper
gang owned by his brother-in-law or
the map should be glorifed by chris
tening the noble mountain after some
deceased Injun who killed his enemies
and scratched his feas in that neigh
borhood.
In the end, the neghbors usually
settle the debate by ignoring both
parties to the contest and calling it
after some old prosDector who got
as far as the mountain and was too
lazy to move, and SO stayed there and
drank himself to death.
No doubt, with the passage Of time,
these names taken on a sort Of mel
low imitation efulgence. The gen
to come viii transform the
bathless Indian chief into a legendary
hero; the prospector will take on
beautiful myths.
So, after all. it doesn't seem to
matter much. II gives entertainment I
to romantic editors and occupation to
he map makers. With 1900 Of them. /
there ought to be peaks and glory
enough for one and ALL
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-15
First Methodist Church.

Sunday School at $780, Preach
ing at II o'clock; sermon by pastor,
Rev. T. H. Lipscomb, on the subject
announced for last Sunday, but post
poned for more opportune condition,
as the Young Man, Absalom, Safe 20
All young people and parents are
cordially invited to be present.
Evening sermon at 1900 Epworth
League at $50; Prayer meeting at
p. m. on Wednesday.
On Thursday evening at z o'clock
the first Quarterly Conference and
Special Fellowship meeting of all the
official members of all the organiza-
tons of the church will be held. Light
refreshments viii be served.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-15
Woman's Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Christian Church met
last Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
F. M. Jacob on College street, the
subject being among New Amer
leans" Mrs. Lavinia Parke was lead
err. The program was as follows:
Doxology; Lords Prayer; Bible
Study topic, martha Cumbered With
Much Serving" by Mrs. Sledd; Pray
err, Mrs. Loving; Song, "Abide With
Me-; Business period; General ques-
tions on the work, given by Miss Kate
Miller; Solo, Mrs. Bright; Talk
Scaling the Tower of Babel" by Mrs.
Emig, Y. w. C. A., at NJ. S. c. W;
Talk, Benefit and Perils of Emigra-
tion,' by Mrs. Parke; Reading, 81 am
Emigrant," by Mrs. Greenlee; Prayer
for work among foreigners in Am
erica, by Mrs. Bright; Song, "Bless
be the Tie that Binds"
A social hour was enjoyed and de-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess.