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Evening star., 1922-12-10

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Grant.
Mr.. Wilmer will Join them there for
Christmas.
Mrs. George T. Marye, wife of
former United States ambassador to
Russia, will go to New York next
Sunday to join her daughter. Miss
Helen Marye, who is in school there,
They will start for Chicago Monday.
December IS. and in Chicago Miss
Marye will join q party Of friends
whom she will accompany to Cali.
fornia. Mrs. Marye will return the
end Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Ellis have
returned from a weeks visit to At
lantic City. They will entertain at
dinner December 16 in honor Of Mrs,
Roland Bishop Of Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. O'Connell has left
Washington, accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. James A. Farrell, and
will spend the winter months with
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell in Syracuse,
N. Y. Mrs. Farrell was in Washington
for two weeks, visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing have
as their guests for three weeks the
formers sisters. Miss Emma Lansing
and Miss Katherine Lansing Of Wa.
tertowp. N T.: = =. ::
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Chronicles of Interest
To Local Society Folk

: Former Gov. OF Illinois and Mrs.
Frank o. Lowden are spending few
days at the Shoreham Hotel. the gov
ernor having come to attend the Grid
iron dinner which was given last
), evening. Mrs. Lowden dined informal-
ly with Mrs. John A. Logan. widow Of
Gen. Logan Of Illinois.
Nine. Hauge, who 10 visiting in her
shome in Louisville. KY. will return
= to her Massachusetts avenue home
the middle Of next week.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna will return
Tuesday from New York. She is on
her way home from Bath. Me-. where
/: she attended Miss Camilla Sewal at
her marriage yesterday to Senator
3 Walter e. Edge.
+.
Mrs. Richard Wilmer and her chill
s dren will leave the middle Of next
week for AtlanSa, Ca, where they Will
Apspd Chsistmss with Ma. W0paea
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Washington Hostesses
Give Dates of AT Homes

Mrs Matthew De Laney will rece.l
from to s o'clock tomorrow after
noon at Somerset House. and viii
be at home again the second and
fourth Mondays in January and Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will not hn
at home this afternoon and will ~
receive again until after the nrst OF
the new year.
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. wife of thr
director of the consular service, Will
receive informally this afternoon IA
her apartment at the Dresden and
will be at home Sunday afternoon
throughout the season.
Mrs. H. Wilfred Du Puy has discon- =
tinued her at homes until after the
first of the new year.
Mrs. C. C. Calhoun will receive in
formally this afternoon at Clifton.
the headquarters of the Women's
Universal Alliance. from to .
o'clock. for which no cards have been
sent out Invitations for the salon
that evening have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Clarke White
will be at home at 1903 NJ street this
afternoon and again on Sunday after
noon. December "a.
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Women Overseas League
Entertainment January 8

A benefit entertainment has been
planned by Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs.
Larz Anderson, Miss Katherine T.
Andrews, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
Miss Mabel Boardman Miss Elisa.
beth Eastman, Miss Lena Hitchcock
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, with
Miss Gertrude Hussey as chairman
of the committee. These members Of
the Women's Overseas Service League
have engaged the President Theater
for the night Of Wednesday, January
3, when Elsie Janis will give her
services for the benefit Of the work
being done by the Women's Overseas
Service League for ex-servtce men in
Washington hospitals.
The officers Of the league are:
Miss Margaret Lambie. president;
Miss Dorothy Denys, vice president:
Miss Alma Winningham, secretary.
and Mrs. John E. Wright, treasurer.
All the members are women who
served overseas for the allied cause
In the late war and are continuing
their service here In the hospitals.
AS Miss Janis was the most popular
entertainer who went overseas, there
il, even at this early date. q large
demand for tickets, and a very sue
oessful overseas reunion b predicted.
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Illinois Girls Club
Dance and Gard Party
Is Declared Success
Entertainment Was for Ben
eft Fund Designed to
Garry Cheer to Tubercular
HOSPITAL Patients.

The dance and card party given at
the Women's City Club last evening
by the Illinois Girls Club was largely
attended and successful, both from
the point of the enjoyment of those
present and the realization of the
purpose Of the affair-the raising Of
funds to carry practical expressions
of sympathy and interest to the home
less patients at the Tubercular Hos
pital, 14th and UpShur streets north
west.
Mrs. Huck. representative from Illi-
nois, was the guest OF honor. and the
name OF Mrs. Coolidge headed the
notable list of patronesses and patrons
of the affair, which also included the
names Of Baron and Baroness de Car
tier Count and Countess Iazlo SEE
chenyi. Mr.. Augusta Cochrane de Alen-
car. Viscount de Alte. Nine. Wallen-
berg, Mrs. Henry Wallace. Mrs. HUI
bert Work, Mrs. Edwin DENLY. Mrs.
Senator and Mrs. Lawrence Phipps.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Senator Dill
lingham. Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw. Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. Edward
Beall Mclean. Mrs. Howard l. Hodg-
kins. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. Mrs.
ard. Mrs. Allen Moore. Mrs. Clifford
Ireland, Mrs. Millspaugh, Miss Maths,
Miss Sproul. Mrs. Carl Chindbloom.
Mrs. Cuno Rudolph. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. David Potter. Commander and
Mrs. W. E. Reynolds. Col: and Mrs.
H. A. Baldwin. DR.. L. S. Rowe, Mrs.
Harry Norment, Judge Mary O'Toole,
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Mrs. Pal
mer Kennedy, Mrs. Arthur Butman,
Mrs. Alice Wilson. Miss Harriet A.
Hosmer. Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. Elnora
E>Olkmar Miss palkin r~,.
Jones Of Seattle. Miss Hazel Jones,
Miss Ethel Yoke, Miss Nellie Mills
paugh of Missouri. Miss Rhodes and
Miss Florence Keet.
. DR.. Josephine Baird, president of the
Illinois Girls Club. was In charge of
the committees and arrangements.
A musical program was given in the
course of the evening and candy. flow.
ers and fancy articles were on sale.
Mrs Anna Brett Sunny and Mr..
Thomas ]. Cantwell were the soloists
Of the evening.
The committees to whose efforts the
success of the affair was due were:
Mrs. Henry Wallace. hostess: Mr..
Harry Jones. Mr.. John Lassau, Mr..
Cottingham and Mr.. Tucker, floor ar
rangements;. Mrs. Sadie Newell, or
chestra music: Mrs. Anne Lillibridge
Miller. cards: Miss Nellie Millspaugh,
young ladies' committee. with Miss
Ethel Yoke assisting; Miss Blanche
Taylor. dance favors; Mrs. James
John Davis. candy. with Mrs. Mills
paugh. Miss Heffner and Miss Nellie
Millspaugh assisting; Mrs. Wesley L
Jones. fancy articles. with Mrs, Pal.
mer Kennedy and Mrs. George East
man assisting: Mrs. Arthur Butman,
flowers. with Miss Hazel Jones, Miss
Margaret Coffin and Miss Rhodes as-
sisting; Mrs. Naomi Campbell and
Mrs. Marion Webster. finance, with
Miss Jennings assisting.
Col. Max Wainer presented the
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Dinners, Luncheons, Teas,
Social Program Features
Sec-.4,-r 81 NJ. H,1b.e ,.+.l -. H....
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes Listed as Homo
Guests-Other Conspicuous Events of
Local Interest.

of her house guests. the Misses
ders OF Philadelphia.
The Misses Bridget entertained IA
evening at dinner, followed by
theater party. in compliment to Mi
Elizabeth Josephine Latimer, daus /
ter Of the judge advocate general ,
the Navy and Mrs. Julian S. Latinn
and Lieut. Robert Calvin Thaxton,
5: NJ. C.. whose marriage will TAX
place Tuesday. The other guests We
the members OF the wedding party.
Mrs. /. Thomas Hagner will give
bunet supper tomorrow evening 4.
her daughter, Miss Carolyn Hagn.
who will attend Miss Latimer at ii
wedding Tuesday, and the guests "
include Admiral and Mrs. LATIN
and the members of the wedd.:
party.
Mrs. Loren Johnson will be host,
at luncheon Wednesday. December :
Mrs. Davenport White will !;
hostess At luncheon Wednesday. l.
Mrs. David Mulvane will give q lar;
luncheon Tuesday. December l9,
the presidential suite at the Ne
willard
Mr.. Q. F. Rapp OF Marion. Oh
| was host at an informal luncheon .
the Willard yesterday. having amo.
his guests Gen. Charles E. Sawy.
Mr.. George b. Christian Of Mari
and Mr.. George B. Christian. Jr. So
retary to the President
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Winter Social Season
In Capital Marked by
Dances,Dinners, Parties
Past Week Notable for Many Brilliant Events
Luncheons at White House Feature.
Debutantes Numerous
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.
HARR/S-EWING

oNGREss session. the Central American
delegates swing luneheons and dinners and
debutante day placed Washington last week in
capital The two luncheon parties OF
men by the White House. the first for
and that Thursday for NJ Cemenau
when he cabinet almost entire partu
lary notable almost entirely abandoned since
Hardings the Worth chapter OF deserp
which the Secretary State and Mrs hughes
gave MONDAY night in the building, of the
Central American in and with
meeting
time in several months
i that there at least big open
for cemenceau meet the people and get thrill
of their enthusiasm exclusively spen
didy for the residents OF Washing
gathered Of the Union
having neghbors
will be much frequent and entertainments
or them will important calendar for
avs to come For
them will not be much in social affairs will not be
THE their first lively little fling in society and
while they m 1 a OF Their r om s to as M IS
5 0 are
aas ie4 @
S1 i;SiH as heir 5 r. Mis- tss
Fs 5 4: @ sS%
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the the
Thursday night the Columbia Hospital will fill the
OF s 5 fem % ons OF M e I a eoaua of
the e b MANY dinner ae % have
Aanss wl1 BAN which win also attendance
Hospital
Christmas though there are number Of private balls and dances
Country Home in the bathrooms OF the Washington Hotel
sIs week will be replete with
only bud from the diplomatic corps
of the Norway
Tuesday legation diplomatic
II sSs$ = III ss
and Thursday the medical director Navy
Mrs
dance the Washington Club Mrs giving
breakfast the Chevy Chase Club
selecting breakfast hour II o'clock
Bates Warren giving Friday their debutante
hter,M Warren.
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Miss Mary L. Boses
To Wed Pennsylvania

Col. and Mrs. Frank Cranston
Boggs of 24oO 18th street announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Mary Louise Boggs. to Mr..
jackson Anderson Wilson. son o. Mr.,
and Mrs. c. Colket Wilson Of Paoli.
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Walls an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Pearl Elizabeth Walls,
to Mr., Richard Francis Field of
Nashua. n. H. The marriage will
take place on Thursday, December 2s
Miss Cary Hurlbert of 10l5 East
Capitol street gave a shower We'd
nesday night for Miss Walls.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo C. Summers an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Zulime Summers. to
Lieut.. Walter s. Diehl. u. S. Navy.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Reception. Dance. Among
Local Society Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene
have issued Invitations for O recep-
ton to meet the members OF the
National Concert Managers' Associa-
tion Sunday afternoon, December Il.
from to 1890 o'clock. at 2601 Con-
necticut avenue.
The central committee Of the
Woman's Universal Alliance has is
sued cards for Sunday salon this
evening at o'clock. at Clifton. 300
w street.
Gen. and Mrs. John McAuley Pal
mer and Col. and Mrs. T. w. Darrah
will give q dance Friday evening at
Washington barracks for their
daughters. Miss Mary Palmer aaA
Miss Jean Darrah.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Mrs. Henderson, 8 Dance
For CONGRESSIONAL Wome,

Mrs John B. Henderson has issued
invitations for reception at 9 o'clock
In tho new ballroom. northeast corner
Of 18th and Fuller streets. to meet
tne women's senatorial and congress
dancing. many waltzes. polkas and
mazurkas and some of the most pic
turesque square dances Of a former
Period.
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Hotel to Entertain
On New Year Eve

The Hamilton Hotel will entertain
ut q supper dance December 81 in
celebration Of New Year eve. Danc-
inE will begin at midnight and will
be followed BY breakfast on New
Year morning. Il
Evening star., 1922-12-10

Miss Carolyn Nash was hostess At
dinner last evening At the Chevy
Chase Club, when she entertained a
small company informally in honor
Evening star., 1922-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. william Caise Of OF
tawa, Canada, are at the Hotel Ham.
ilton for several weeks. They are
accompanied BY MrA p. d. PugSley
Of Iroquois Falls and Mr.. Hubbell Of
Ottawa - =
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Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney will en-
tertain a company at luncheon Wed
nesday, December 20.
Evening star., 1922-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight F. Davis will
be hosts at dinner Tuesday evening
December 10.
Evening star., 1922-12-10

The secretary Of the Peruvian en-
bassy, Senior DR.. Alfredo Gonzales
Prado, and Senofa de Prado. who
sailed for Europe shortly. altar their
marriage In August, are In Nice and
are expected II Est,Un to .thia ooa4-
Evening star., 1922-12-10

of her house guests. the Misses
derS OF PHILADELPHIA.
Evening star., 1922-12-10

Mrs. william Pratt Of Boston has
come to Washington and Joined Miss
s. B. Cults at Wardman Park Hotel.
They will both be there for an ex-
tended stay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-10
Mail and Phone Orders Filled
Same Day Received
12c Peas
at 7R a can

WV
at 7R a can
500 cases of Sifted Early
June Peas, No. l cans, 12c val
ue, in case "a dozen cans), at
$3.50; or in dozen, or 1s-dozen
lots at 71,c a can.
St. James Coffee
Pride of Philadelphia, SOC rich
Coffee in 25-' TO- or Alb. 2Qc
p. & G. Soap
Proctor & Candles Naphtha
10 cakes (limit) /Eo
ior ......,..... AAO
Imported Sardines
Small Portuguese Fish, in pure
olive oil, half price, in dozen,
can ca DOZEN :e'.!'., lots at' 12l2c
Lenox All.Purpose Flour
Made from selected Kansas
Hard Wheat, lie Dbl. sack co.
al 80 '''''
Gluten Flour
Lenox Brand high test, recon-
mended by physicians, 81 QE
5-lb sack .......... y i 90
Felin's !. x. L. Bacon
Philadelphia sugar cured, lean
or fat streaked, at o.
ID ZOC
Head Rice
Lenox Brand, uncoated whole
grain White Rice at 5 lbs AEc
India Ceylon Tea
81 Monarch Chop. half price,
IN IN TO- B. or s-lb' lots lb. 50c
Cup o'Comfort Coffee
Chestnut Roast 3sc smooth
drinking san Coffee at 4 lbs. az
Lenox Coffee
After Dinner, dry roast proc
ess Coffee at 4 lbs. O.
StroWoeIry preserves
Lenox Brand, 5.lb. pals, or.
$l.65 value. special at. SOC
Peanut Butter
Lenox Brand, made while YOU
walt s6c; three-lb. pals H.
at :...:...,...... SOC
Apple Butter
Libby, McNeill & Libby home
@aaessfyle' e.ns at '',. sl''6 No. 10 88c
No-Waste Tongues
Fresh from smoke house, 45c
value Va special lb' 2Qc
French Oil
Lenox imported $l.95 quart
sa"'' st.'.' special special. SIPS
-6imbcis, Pure Food Store. Chestnut
Street Annex.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

satinwood. A curious family yellow
satin brocade is used over the top OF
the table and covered with thin crys-
,al.
The bench is upholstered with this
same brocade put on with a narrow
band OF black velvet ribbon. The
drawer stops are unusually long. Of
cut glass and give an interesting note
Of decoration. AL the toilet articles
are CT crystal except the brush which
has an enamel back Of pale yellow.
The walls are pale yellow silk. and
an old Chinese rug is on the floor in
yellow and dark blue and pale rose.
The very palest yellow chiffon is
used for curtains IN this room. with
outside draperies Of mauye brocade.
and the furniture throughout the
room. OF course. shows Sheraton in
luence and is developed in light ma
hogany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

Maximum results az minimum cost
an 0vcry Evening want ad. Call
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
New System Of
Fat Reduction

Here's. new. way for all fat people
20 laugh together at that old bugaboo
Obesity. The saying that there Is
nothing new under the sun" does not
now apply 10 fat people any more
Here is something new for them
new sensation. new pleasure, new
aud graceful ngure. easily found by
anyone who IL passing beyond tho limits
of slimncss. Everyone has heard Of
tho Marmols Prescription. that harmless
combination Of fat-defying elements per-
fectCd by one of the foremost physicians
Now. from the same high authority. there
comes another idea tho idea Of con-
dcnsinR these same, pure. harmless in
gradients into pleasant little tablet.
Taken after eating and at bedtime. they
help the stomach 20 dispose OF all the
fatty foods. converting them into com
pact. solid hcsh, muscle and energy
without dieting or exercise Marmofa
Prescription Tablets regulate the entire
system--do for you what bodily erertion
and self-denial can not do. and tho fat
once routed, IL gone for good You can
prove all this AZ 'rining cost. Marmnla
/ Prescription Tablets are sold 10y all drug
gists or sent postpaid by the Marmola
Company. i0i3 Woodward avenue. Det roit
Mich A sufficient 20 bring result s
is but one dollar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

as authoritative speak OF him as 9
feet 2 inches tall: others as being .
feet Z inches
q. What In the name given vo
words pronounced alike but spelled
differently? V. n. A.
A. Such words are called
homonyms.
q. Are tigers found in African
NJ. r. o.
a. Tigoss nre not found among the
fauna of Africa.
Q. .. tho use OF g~S increasing or
decreasing7 w. ~. U.
a. w. n. Fuiweilcr, who has just
been given the Ora ssclli Medal by the
Society OF Chemical Industry says
that despite the growth Of the cleo
trio Illuminating industry In America.
the gas industry has Increased ten
fold the value OF it~ products and the
capital invested Is now nearly 20
times as lorge as II was 80 years ago
This growth. he asserted has been due
largely TO research work which has
resulted I'm wide uses OF gas for do
mestic and Industrial purposes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.


x.s ssSs' s. st 81 n; =
nation Bureau. Frederic Hsskin. dtr?c.
tor, washInston. D.. q This offsr applies
not Gtve advice on legal. medical aud
nnapcisI mst,ers. IL does not attempt 20
settle domestic troubles nor TO undcrtak
exhaustive rcsearch on any subject. write
your questions plainly and bricny. Give
full name and sddresa and enclose two
rents In stamps for return postage. All
replies arc sent direct TO the inquirer.
q. Has Dickens Christmas Carol
been made shorter? T. II. H..
A. Originally this story contained
$4,000 words. II bae been cut down
20 1900.
q. Which country is larger. Brazil
or the United Statcs7 ". M. w.
A. Continental United states In
slightly smaller than Brazil. With her
possessions. this country IL consider
ably larger. The population of the
United Statc~, however. Is approxi-
mately thece and half times that OF
Brazil.
q. Is synthetic ruby the same as
a reconstructed ruby? n. A. T..
| " Ino tcological survey says
that a synthetic ruby IN made
chemically. A reconstructed ruby is
made by fusing small bite OF rubies
Synthetic and reconstructed rubies are
the same In quality and hardness.
! q. Is II a scientific fact that every
seventh wave is larger. or every ninth
wave7 G. X. B
\. Authorities on ocoanology art
now OF the opinion that the belief that
every seventh or ninth wave IN largei
ie matter OF superstition. Tlda
shore waves do occur I'm series. one o
them assuming a maximum height
the others declining until a minimum
IL reached. The large wave. however
10 not necessarily the seventh O
ninth.
-. Ndlspute has arisen regardlni
Napoleon's height Kindly eet u
right. a.. u
A. II ie common 20 have a discus
: sion arise In regard 10 the physicn
proportions OF Napoleon Bonap part,
: Historians disagree in regard {
: his height. II is customary {
, think OF Napoleon as shor
man. Some writer's who rae regarde
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Y. w. 4. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.

Monday.
3p. m.-Friendship Club. club meet
ing.
7.3O-s30 p. m.-Bible Class. Rev.
George ID. Allison.
$40 y. m-Biue Triangle Boosters
Club. club rooms
Tuesday.
$40 y. m.-Blusbird Corps Of Girl
Reserves. Westminster Chapel.
$3.50 y. m.-Wawataisi Corps OF Girl
Reserves. club rooms.
$50 y. m.--iiiawathla Corps OF Girl
Reserves, club rooms.
p. m.-F'. l.. &. Club, Farm Dance,
club rooms.
1.3o y. m.-Stafr meeting, club
rooms.
3 y. m.-Quannacut Corps OF Girl
Reserves. club rooms.
7.4s y. m.-wapanachki Club, club
rooms.
Thursday.
J y. m.--Truc Blue Corps OF Girl
Reserves. club rooms.
$50 y. m.--Orlolc Corps OF Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
Friday.
. n. m.-Ncw Corps OF Freshmen,
club rooms.
$40 u. m.-Good Fairy Corps o!
Girl Reserves. club rooms.
Blue Triangle Boosters Christmas
sale, location TO bc announced later.
Saturday.
Blue Triangle Boosters Christmas
sale, location TO be announced later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

Th, Cad for fancy. cory little bed
rooms has been 30 widespread IL
charming homes for the last few
years that We have grown accustomed
90 think OF dressing tables as OF neces-
city dfapcd ln chlntz or printed MAJ
tine silks or gingham bound with
taieta. But this season there is
return 90 tAc more serious period bed
room, not inevitably any ore period
nor ~ there any effort 70 acquire
antique furniture Tor the room, but
quaint and lively furnishings infu-
onced by Chippendale or Sheraton Or
Duncan Phyfe
d. our Illustration a charming dress
inE table is shown designed after a
Sheraton model. but with the GER
tain variation in detail both Of table
and mirrors. A light mahogany Is
used with an inlay Of very pale satin
wood and the mirrors are framed in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

Thirsty days hath september. April.
June and November. All the rest are
thirsty. too--unlcss YOU make yom
Wn home hrew.--Life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

@. What u tho rate OF infant NOR
,allty In this country? VI. l..
A. The Children's Bureau says that
foe the registration area the NUMBER
OF deaths OF children under one year
woe 81 out OF every 1000 I've births
In 1919. New Zealand has the lowest
death rate Of any country. Only a.
babies IN each 1000 live births died
In that country In 1919.
O. what is the meaning OF hurst
go often used in naming places? l.. l.. j.
a. Hurst means a group OF trees.
n wood. or a grove,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02

Our illustration Of this article
shows n most practical piece Of furni-
urC. a bookshelf under a glass door
which Is always advisable FOR favor
lie books. closets and drawers below
and then a sliding shelf which pushes
in when not needed and yet is con-
Ven!cnt for writing notes and saves
the space of a wriung desk in a room.
IN the illustration one door is left
open TO show the set OF drawers which
are immensely important Tor manu-
scripts, books, bills and unanswered
letters. The glass door 20 the book
shelf - curious design, the glass
set IN around circle Of wood, giving
an ornameria! effect. unusual and in
tcresting. Different kinds OF woods
are used IN the making Of this piece
o. furniture. the solid doors below be-
ing of C!rcass.an walnut with rather
heavy wrought iron hinges.
y modern Japanese print dec0rates
the wall, and il framed In a narrow
band of dun ebony. Tho effect Is in
tero>;.ng and suits the room. which
is quite modern and gay with a car
pct Of Lincoln green velour and chairs
OF duh imitation ebony.