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Evening journal., 1922-01-02
Letters to Lovers
COMPLEXES
They Have Their Effect on Us

ried and my mother worries all OF
hc ,ime and cries most Of the time
and I don't want to add to her ner-
vous state.
so how can I persuade her to let
the man love come to see me. with
out telling her our secret2"
Without doubt. the mother Of av-
crage common sense knows what
Is best FOR the lapper and the dehu-
tante but when her maternal COM
plex incitos her to rule an adult
dauehter, both women are bound TO
suffer-
Because she can not get her own
way. tho mother resorts 10 nerves. Of
and because she can not follow her
natural instincts openly the pooi
daughter Is driven 10 deceit. or 20 2
T disastrous repression OF her ele
mental impulses and emotions.
Tho juT. thing which is Away.
/ tho best thing for the greatest mum
bcr-- is 20 let mother weep on with
out annoying the little bride-to-bc
and tho rest OF the family.
when she finds that her hysteri
Is getting hcr nowhere al all. IN
mother may find Il advisable TO ad
just herself TO lifc a. 10 shapes itsol
normally for her daughters
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
OBQUEST ON
AGAIN TOMORROW
Employment Bureau Ex-
poets Rush by Idle as New
Year Opens
TO REGISTER FOR
WILTEX POSITIONS

The Delaware Employment Bu-
reau in the old City Hail. Market
street above Fifth. was closed today
in celebration OF New Years. when
It reopens tomorrow morning IL Is
anticipated there viii be something
OF a rush to register for possible
positions.
A call was received Saturday ar
ternoon for a young college woman
10 teach physical hygiene and TO as
sist with physical training work.
This position is expected TO be filled
tomorrow morning. Applicants will
be registered for positions with the
wilmington branch OF the WilteN
Company, OF Baltimore, promoters
OF which say they will employ from
500 to 400 girls and women.
A young Italian, whose French
wife has said she will return 10 her
native country with their two chill
dren unless ne obtains some employ
ment. walked to Wilmington from
New Castle. on saturday. having
been referred By the Bureau. requir-
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
ASKS P. R. R. Men
TO BE LOYAL
Rea Tells Workers Com
pany Must Go Forward
During New Year
HOPES FOR WORK
FOR MORE MEN

Samuel Rea, president Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad has issued tho
following New Years Greeting to
employees Of the company.
"On the threshold OF 1922. I take
pleasure In extending my personal
greetings and good wishes to every
officer and employee OF the Penn
syivania Railroad system.
I'VE have Just passed through an
extremely dincult year. It's very df-
hculties have brought us closer to-
gether In improved working roia-
tions, and In showing the public
that a long step has been taken In
restoring the old-timc efficiency.
courtesy, and economy for which
our railroad has been noted. Some
idea OF just how dimcuit Il has been
may be gathered from the fact that
during the year we have had to re-
duce our maintenance. and opcratins :
expenses by over $4,000. 900. o.
compared with the previous year
and even then the net income earn.
"a on the property investment ~ our
railroad was below the interest rate
paid on savings bank deposits.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad ha,
an obligation 10 give safe. conven
lent and continuous service 10 IN
public In the territory penetrated b,
lis lines
1T has an obligation 10 see 70 !
that its employees are treated fairl.
and paid generously to the extent n
earnings will Justify
1T has no other source out o
which wages can be paid. II has al
obligation TO pay a fair return q
those who through their savings pro
vided the money 10 pay for the facil
lties. with which the service Of tn
Pennsylvania Railroad rendered.
1T has an obligation to the coun
try 10 keep abreast OF the times. an'
to do its part In preventing the nor
mai progress OF the country beinl
joepardized by failure 10 provid
adequate transportation facilities.
These obligations your manage
ment Is seeking 10 fulhl 20 the at
most In their complete fulflmcn
the cordial corporation and loyalt
OF every officer and employee is es
sential Our work is distinctly tina
Of a public service and In the rem
derlng sf that service effectively W
are entitled to enjoy a distinct satis
faction.
"I earnestly hope that the condi
ton under which we will work 10
gether during the coming year, ma
be such as to AFFORD employment I
a much larger number OF men. an
perform our public service to IN
ever increasing satisfaction OF IN
public and TO the ever CROWN
rratification OF ourselves.
"I most cordially thank you a.
for what you have done during III
past year and I wish for you an
your families that the coming yea
may be fun Of health, happiness an
prosperity"
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
CHANUKA JEWISH
HOLIDAY PASSES

Final celebration Of the Hebrew
holiday. c'hanuka. known also as
the Feast or Lights and Feast OF
Dedication. was held AZ the Adas
Kodesch Synagogue last night. I'M
pressive services and a piaylet by
the children OF the Sunday and daily
Hebrew school OF the synagogue.
depicting the Biblical version OF the
holiday we're on the grogram.
In the playiet. Father Time. rep
resented by Martin Harwitz. was
shown turning back the book Of time
and displaying 20 a child. represented
by Elsie Max. the story OF Hanna
Katie Rubin. and her seven sons.
Celia Bleiberg. Leah Greenstein.
Reba Snyder. Ida simon. Miriam
Gelner. Rachel Bieiberg and Getta
Kovner. and tn estory OF the Macca-
bees. Mattathias. Abraham Faihaim.
Judas Maccabee. Emile Cohen and
Israelites. Samuel Cohen. Archie
Plum and Nathan Goidstein. Miss
Sadie Cohen played the piano.
Recitations were given BY B. Le-
whisky and samuel Arsht and Jewish
songs were given by the children
OF the schools different clubs The
entertainment was given under the
direction OF the Misses Lena Arsht
Alice Greenberg and zipporah Top
kis.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

do our duty or shun II. succeed OF
fail IN business according to our
completes.
And some authorities assert that
on OF our completes are hxed before
we are six Years old Just so is the
child tn, father OF the mani
rho best definition OF complex. "a
the word is now used. was made In
1914 by n. W. Frink;
"A complex Is a system OF con-
ncctod ideas. having a strong emo
tionnl tone. and displaying a ten
dency TO produce or influence con-
scious thought and action in a def
mite and prodetorm.ne direction.
In short. complex is a group Of
ideas 30 related that when one OF
them stirs the entire associations ii
rgitated
Sometimes our own completes
make us hanry. sometimes they send
MS to a lunatic asylum; and some,
rmcs the completes Of other personi
ennoy us. hamrer our conduct OF
paralyzo our actions and ruin oui
achievement
For example. there is the mother
/ daughter complex. Carried to a GER
tain extent, the mothV's Is one o.
the nohlest OF human influences; car
ried too far Il often produces sense
I less tyranny on the mothers par
and ahject misery for the adul
child.
Consider the following:
"Thc man ! love and I act only a
friends. However. we are secretl
engaged.
"Thc other night. mother saw hir
put his arms around me and she wa
furious and Informed me that
revor could see him again.
"Now I have not told my dear one
about my engagement solely becaus
my sister Is getting ready to be MAJ
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

ing laborers. The employer. however,
said he he was willing TO take him
on but would have no work for him
until this week
Tired, cold and hungry, the Itai-
ian would have been obliged TO walk
back 10 New Castle without even 50
much as a cup OF coffee had not
some Of his fellow laborers registered
az the buerau given him a quarter
Many instances OF one registrant
aiding another come TO the attention
Of the directors OF he Bureau. One
man who cannot and work and has
practically used up his savings
works one night week as substi-
tute for a friend who takes night
on weekly to heio the needier man
as ---~h a- >~z-,S,e.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
,rn..rr.rn..

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
DELAWARE
The United States VS. ono Ford Tour
ing Car, No. zoos In Admiralty.
In obedience 10 a Warrant OF Seizure.
10 me directed. In the abovc-entitied
cause. / have seized and taken into
my possession the following described
property. to-wit. one Ford Touring
Car. Engine No .SO3.0i6. license No.
500 Del. 1921. for the causes set forth
in the libel now pending In the q. s.
District Court. for the District OF Della
ware. at Wilmington Delaware.
hereby give notice to an persons claim
ing the said described one Ford Touring
car. Engine No. 803.0i6. license No
$500 or knowing or having anything
90 say why the same should not be con-
demned and forfeited. and the proceeds
thereof distributed according 10 the
prayer OF the libel. that they be and
appcar before the said court. TO be held
in and for the District of Delaware. at
tho United States Court Room. IN
the city OF Wilmington. on the nth
day Of January 1929. al 10 O'Clock on
the forenoon OF that day, n the same
shall be a day OF Jurisdiction. other
wise on the next day Of jurisdiction
thereafter. then and there TO interpose
claim for the same. and TO make their
allegations in behalf
WAITE. MONEY.
n. S. Marshal. District Of Delaware.
dec3i-3t
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

NOTICE Of special meeting OF stock
holders of tho Harrison Corporation.
Pursuant 20 the adoption Of the resolu-
tion by the majority board at dlrec-
there win be a special meeting OF the
voting stockholders Of the Harrison
Corporation. on tho sixth day OF Janu-
airy. 1922 al 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
al the office OF the corporation. Pough-
kcensie. Duchess County, New York.
FOR the purpose Of taking action in the
matter Of dissolution Of said corporation.
dcci9-2f-j jan2. SECRETARY.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
UPHOLSTERY
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
JANUARY 2

People OF this birthdate come un-
der the most brilliant as we'll as the
most depressed sign OF the Zodiac.
Capricornus. When jolly, these per-
sons are very jolly, and when miser-
able, they are more miserable than
all the others put together, and can
usually give no reason for their
wretchedness. However, once a
friend. always a friend.
These persons are very particular
about appearances. and set a great
value upon the opinion Of the world.
TIE desire TO keep pace with the
aristocracy has ruined many a Capri
corn Individual. Every Capricorn
person should have a good business
education and a practical experience
in self-maintenance.
The governing planet is Uranus,
and the birthstone is a white onyx.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
REGISTERS ORDER
PAPERHANGNG.

ARTISTIC PAPERHANGER-Is dore
Fishman: work done reasonable. SIS
W. second ST. Phone 6fie-R. oct21-tf.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.

STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE or
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To Az TO Whom These Presents MAY
whereas. n appears 10 my satisfac-
ton by duly authenticated record OF the
nrocecdlnrs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof hy the consent Of an the stock
VI "a silk Corporation, corpora
ton OF this state, whose principal
office Us situated at ". Tenth street.
in the city Of Wi,smington, county ni,a
ware. Thomas r. Bayard, being
agent therein and IN charge thereof,
unon whom process may be served. mas
complied with the requirements OF the
CORPORATION Laws Of the State OF pcla-
ware. as contained IN 1915. Section ]
~ afOf. section lS7. Chapter 6i. OF The
REVISED Statutes OF 1915. as amended.
r~. 'ininary TO the issuing OF this
rFKTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
No,r therefore. T. A. II. benson. Sec
reiarv of State. Of the State of Delaware.
Io hereby certify that the sam corpora
ion did. on the 5iat day OF December,
A ID 1921. nle In the once a duly exc
cuted and attested consent. In writing,
fo the dissolution OF said corporation,
executed by all the stockholders thereof
which said consent sna me seeo5a' od,I e5 on
ME 'n n'' '''1 IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, I
have hcreunto
seee set my hand and
q. OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. Al
Secretar-'s Office Dover this 3ist
1855 Delaware 1793 day OF Dec. IN
1911 the year Of 1u'
I Lord. one thou
aand, nine hun
dred and twenty
one
A. R. BENSON.
jan2-it. Secretary Of State.
STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
| SECRETARY OF STATE.
CFRTTFiCATE or DISSOLUTION
/ To All 10 Whom These Presents MAJ
whereas. Il appears 70 my satisfac
lion. bv duly authenticated record o
ne proceedings for the voluntary disso
/ luton thereof. by the consent ot an m
I stockholders deposited IN my ofnce' tht
Jumbo Poplar Company a corporation
Of this state. whose principal office Is
situated at 90i Market street, In tho
] cifv OF Wilmington. county Of New Cas-
tie. state OF Delaware. Delaware
] Charter. Guarantee and Trust Com
charge thereof. upon whom process MAJ
] be served. has compiled with the require
merits Of the Corporation Laws OF tn'
Snfe OF Delaware, az contained In 1919
of the Revised Statutes OF 1913, as amend
! "a preliminary TO the Issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore. J., A. r. Benson. Sec
retary OF state. OF the state Of Delaware
40 hereby certify that the said corpora
lion did on the 3lst day OF December
A. ID 1921 hle IN the office a duly exc
cuted and attested consent, In writing
IN the dissolution OF said corporation
executed by an the stockholders thereof
which said consent and the records of.th
proceedings aforesaid, are now on hlc Il
NV said Office. as provided By law.
IL TESr1MON'
WHEREOF 4
h rave hcrcuut
set my hand an
OFFICIAL SEAL Official seal,
Secretary's Ofice Dover this 3ls
. 1855 Delaware 1913 day OF Dec ID
1911 fhe year OF Ou
$50 Lord. one thou
sand. nine huE
dred aud twenty
one.
A. r. BENSON.
jan2-1t Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
ROOMS roR RENT.

ah0OH'At' NFaA A@a@sf -
ADAMS STREET. sis-1arre furnished
room, electric. gas; private. Phone
ilos-N' aeeso-s'
BACHELOR APARTMENT Furnished:
Sleeping porch, bath. also single room.
eos Jefferson s. deci3-im
ROOMs-Niccly furnished. iioi Jeres
son sIeer ueeel--N
RooMs-Four. unfu,aishcd. nrst moor
Apply 500 W Ninth ST. decsi-2t
ROOMS Two furnished. for light house
keeping 1921 W Fourth ST. decao-ti
RooMs-Furnished with heat Amply
100 French 81. decs-im.
ROOMs-vcr- desirable. electric light
and beat. so7 e. Fifth s.. ausis-iyr
RooMs-Neatiy furnished. well heated.
second floor. reasonable. 1900 Mar
ket street, ian2-im.
ROOMS Three unfurnishcd. second
floor. bath and gas; reasonable. SOC
n Aoams ~. lan--s1.
RoOMs-Two communicating. nicely
furnished. for couple. Phone 3s22-J.
dec3i-2t.
ROOMs-rwo furnished. light house
keeping' second floor. 2ob W Fourth
street dcc3l-3t
ROOMs-Three furnished. for light
housekeeping. All convenlcnces. lllN
w Fourth ST. Phone 7i77-W. docSo-3t.
ROCM-Attractive second story front
private. gentlemen. 1910 West ST.
Phone 3201-M dec2h-lm.
ROONs-Two large front hath. heat
and phone. just papered and painted.
1908 ratnall 81 dees-im.
. ROOMs-Niceiy furnished for rent or
light Housekeeping 5iI West street
Phone f5s9-W. dec-l-lm.
ROOMS-Attractivei two on second
floor, heated. Gentlemen only. 1909
Market St. dec5-lm.
ROOMs-Two furnished for light
Housekeeping. private family; low
price. 7o2 kirkwood 81. dec9-im
ROoMs-Furnished light housekeep-
ing. convcnlcnccs. free telephone
reasonable. 2oih West 81. feb22-lyr
THE QUEEN-Iennie Keithlcy. 3is
p Seventh street viii receive two
tickets for this theatre TO see Expert
ence." N she will please call az the
advertising department of The Evening
Journal
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

AVE you a com
pick?
To this ques-
tion every human
being must make
an Affirmative re-
ply. Few. how
ever. could Identify
their completes or
explain them.
Nevertheless. " g
love and hate, re-
turn good for evil.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

BACHELOR APARTMENT Furnished.
sleeping porch. bath. also single room.
q09 Jefferson s. dcci3-im
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

VORD WOoD. Cut suy length. sii
cord. Phone 692s-J. fobl-u.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

CHAfRS-i7.000 strong. Imported, bent
wood. embossed vcnecr-i scatn. suit
able hotels. iodgcs. restaurants, Offices.
special prices. l6 +. Front ST Call
5if2-W. oct25.u.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

ROOMS-Three unfurnishcd. second
floor hath and gas; reasonable 500
y Adams ST. jan2-3t
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

RooMs-Nicciy furnished. iioi Jener
son street dcc3i-2t
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

VALUABLE PROpET----on Lincoln
Highway, one mile west OF Delaware
chicken house. etc: . acres ground, all
ei,itahio for building lots. Sale l.30 =.
NJ. January 5. 1922. Conditions. 10 per
cent. day Of sale. Balance 30 days.
EXECUTORS
Estate OF Levi Murray Deceased.
deccS-7L
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
NOTICES.
BATTERIES REDUCED

6-volt. brand new Daylite Powerplus
Batteries. Sli.50. fully guaranteed Ask
a Daylite owner Recharsing. SOC. Free
distilled water. Dayiitc Service station.
1909 Market St septi5-ivr
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

Bear in mind. please that any OF the
above cars can be bought on our easy
time payment plan. only part cash az
time OF sale. balance on easy monthly
payments.
KEEL MOTOR CO..
Phone $500 ilth g. Tatnan Sts
nn- q N VIII
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
RUsINEss COALEGEs.

MID WINTER TERM, day school and
night school. begins Monday, January
. Enroll now.
aug23-iyr. Tenth and King Streets.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

We now make announcement of our
1922 price reductions. ranging from 20
to % per cent These cars are al In
first class condition and you cannot 20
wrong on any OF them.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
HOUSE PAINTING.

HOUSE PAINTING-save the surface
and YOU save all. Jamer keenan,,
is0i W. 18th ST. Phone 7is2-W.
mar9-lyr.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
REAL EsrATF-FOR SALE

real. ESTATF-FOR SALE.
HoUsE-Five rooms. Apply SIS Pine
street. ian2-2t.
rooms square plan. bath.
hot water heat 25o3 jefferson ST.
dcc3i-6t.
VAN BUREN PLACE. 22O2-7 rooms.
BATH pantry and two norches. hot
wator heat hardwood floors fireplace,
laundry tubs, outside cellar entrance,
toilet IN cellar, 'ilc bathroom. viii se-
cure first mortgage and take second
mortgage to satisfactory person Ap-
ply Joseph S. Hamilton. so orange st.
dcc2s-6t
WE HAVE several properties Cor ex
change; mortgages secured. mort
rages sold. 907 shipley 81. Phone sttt
junc1-ts.
Sc. MORTuAGE MONEY WANTED
Apply 902 Shiplcy ST. Phone Stts
REAL ESrATE-FoR RENT.
>~---~-~------~-~------
FOR RENT OR sALE-In Newport.
house. rooms and bath, electric
lights. heat and water Immediate pos
session, r. W Johnson. Phone 5573-J-1.
ian2-3t.
HoUsE-si2 W. Firth ST. rooms and
bath. hve bedrooms, t35. Apply 207
! n. Conuei ST. dcc7i-6t
HoUsE-Purnished. 1905 Boulevard
! Lease six months or one year. Apply
| 7o7 Equitable Bldg. Phone 4i55-W.
n6v2s-tf
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
lAPARTMENT-Appiy Revralds. 100 W.
Sixth ST. dcc3i-3t
lAPARTMENT-Three rooms. Apply s2-
~ Conncll ST. dec30-3t
/ APARTMENT Furnished: roems
and bath. Convenient. i05 W 2sth
| street declb-inro.
/ IAPARTMENT-Th floor. four rooms
and bath electric gas; good heat
/ janitor. immediate possession. f25 Ap-
/ nly # ~ Stayton, 116 r Fourth ST.
I Phone 5665; after p NJ, 1922.
decsi-et.
BACHELOR APARTMENT-Niceiy FUR.
nished Phone zoos. 300 Adams ST.
dec3i-6t
FURNISHED APARTMENT-For nrhi
Housekeeping. hot water heat. pri-
vate gas. 500 ". Seventh St. dec31-5t
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
WILSON LINE
phiIadelnhia. PENN sGrOve, Chester

PhlIautIpHIdiI OlIH 'N1I y IO''CI
eohedule In Effect October is. 1921
Eastern Standard Time
subject to Change Without Notice.
ieeye Wilmington. 4th ST. Wharf and
r,,,fi-S.lnhia. Pier s. north, above Arch
s,reef "A f7.aO. $500. ti030 A. IL. ~
e'ciock noon. ti.30. AIS aud 100 p. a.
sRuns weekdays except Saturdays.
fRuns on Saturdays, sundays and
holidays O. ~.
7.eave wilmington Sis. 7.45. 10 A. M.
- O'clock noon. 400. '3.f5. 500. 500
10 and 10 =. NJ.
II 60 A n. 90. 500. si3o. 90. 500 and
Trips marked co leave At 100 and
400 p. n. on Sundays and holidayA
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

on this day use the Want Ads as
a medium for selling musical instru-
ments. as well as buying good ones
at bargains
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
ELECTRICAL.

> SCI VICE day or night
GET your house wired. and get IL
now Our prices nili surprise you.
Why? We buy for cash have no store.
therefore, no overhead cNpense. rou get
the beneht Union labor only and per-
sonal supervision. a. NJ. Townsend,
Electrician. Jos y. Harrison St. Phone
s596 may5-lyr.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
STORAGE.
STORAGE

FOR RENT-Ninth Ward
Garage. 18th and Church SITS. dec30-3t.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
FOR SALE

ALL. SEWING MACHrNES-Ea pay
mehts. 81 month. Machines rented.
repaired. bought and exchanged. Fur
nish parts and repairs Tor any machine
ever made. regardless OF age Hem
stitching, picotlng. button covering.
pieating. Harman's. $50 ". Ninth St
Phone 1898. dec5-im.
Evening journal., 1922-01-02
nrsINEss oI.roRTuNI1TEs.

THE MAJEsTIC-Robert Betty. Jr..
Montchanin. Del, will please call at
the advertising department OF The Even
ing Journal for two tickets TO see
Theodore"
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

BABY STROLLER and crib sos West
street JANET
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

ADAMS STREET. sis-l.arre furnished
room, electric. gas; private Phone
fioS-W. dcc3o-3t
Evening journal., 1922-01-02

THE NINTH WARD GARAGE is open
under "a new management, with full
line Of gasoline. oils. etc. dec30-at
THIS Is THE TIME TO make applica-
tion for the new class. beginning 1922.
OF the Delaware Hospital Training
School The demands and opportuni-
ties for nurses have increased beyond
the present supply and hospitals need
more nurses. jan2-l2t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
FUGITIVE BANKER
REPORTED HIDING
Tacoma Police Seek Woman
TO Furnish Clues

TACOMA. Aug. sis Spencer
conrow. fugitive Tacoma banker. tn
hiding under the protection % 'the
siFi In the ease'.f
This II the angie now being In.
veNfigased ~ police here. a. result
os an examination OF conrows say
nfs during the paat year.
The giri. who II g beautiful and
wealthy member az the younger Get.
Il said 10 have disappeared within
~ hours after canrow.
II Il believed by the polio. that
courow II hiding within 20 mlicm Of
Tacoma. watching the efforts 81 his
raFsurrrs and waiting for q favor.
ahIa moment 20 make hls getaway
% a forelgn pert.
with him may 10 thr girl WITH
whom he "a infatuated. and who
told q. H. Raleigh. manager Of the
hank. that she was wild about
Spence
when tho missing hank cashier
was supposed 20 bc attending the
American Institute of Ranking a.
Portland recently. he was really a;
Seaside. Ore. with the mystery EiFL
scurdinr 90 close friends here.
Mrs Courow. With her little nun.
IL still denying herself 90 visitors.
She Is broken. hearted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
CREDIT DUE TO
BANK BUILDERS
Construction Co. Praised by
Officials

Credit Is due in large measure 20
tho Pacific states Construction com.
pany for the speedy manner In which
the magnificent new building OF the
Seattle National bank was brought
TO completion.
The construction company acted as
builders and general contractors In
charge Of tho building. and q, was
thru their efforts. bank officials say.
that tho structure was ready fer oc-
cupaney in such short period. This
mechanical excellence Of the building
and its beauty are also cressised in
large measure 20 tho firm.
Tho Pacific States Construction
company are builders Of the Fremont
bridge. the beacon I'm reservoirs
and innafuerable buildings ihFuou,
Washington. Idaho and Montana.
Tho firm Is headed BY @. J. kiebnrtx
and X. Rowntree. with offices at tia
coiTnan building.