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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
CorTo\SEEp p,I

NEW lNEk. MarCh -5-C0'tonscoI OF
col! "n t" !, points carly ia sympathy
With n" weakness III larh ara grains.
erinE aud suDuoT, from putSid" longs vt
n rl"s" MAY was roint hivh"l. and
SALES 80" barrels. Prime crude lo 81
Nominal. .Tlmc summer yellow spot nOiui-
nal. May. Il.'3. July. Hiss: September. Ii.o7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
C,R3 M.5RKE
Richmond Stock Market Quotations
q. Bucb MINI stree,

West End Bank =. - 81
Riverside and Dan
River. pfd ..... 100 "a
Riverside and Dan
River. com -. 100 $50
miscellaneous.
crystal lee Co. pr.
Jefferson Realty Co
Johnson pub. co, IF. 100 50
Johnson Pub. co. com 100 10
Larus and Fro. pfd
y. g. partici. .... 100 10
q. -. l. and 5. CO.. 3 b
south. stove Works.
com. ............. 100 80
Standard Pa. pfd. lao lO4
L =, Toh.. y. c. ~
um,,"rsa, Leaf TO-
haCco, com. ...... 100 l@J 100
' - hem. pfd
We. !" chem &c 'ic; Co. com i go d
pfd. 40l.
- Virginia Hallway and Power,
rfd.. i03
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts
2l;
American National Bank. 90.
30 National state and city Bank.
2i:,
20 Broad street Bank. ~.
1000 Norfolk and Portsmouth Trac-
tiun. LIST IS. 20.
1000 +. s. Iioystcr Guano. LIST SIS.
LOG.
800 +. $. Register Guano. LIST SIS.
IoG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

fIIItNf.U NV. ~IDCE WAUEET
. HlCAGp. March 23-Cattlc. RoC.ln,s
i.."'. hA"f stc"rs SOW and uneven mostly
loo =" -" lover. top. 10 for baby hcaf
h"ii"TS. t"r iuh'ur.i steers Gr wNichi
: ~ pounds bulk bocf steers 251 :;
IN" stock steady 20 ljr lower; Bulk TAI
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SUGAR

SEW YORK Msrch IS-Thcr. WAS an
other decline uf to- in cuban raw sugar
pi'rs TO-DAY. Win su"i and ApTil now
quoted a. nc. cost and freight equal
to 81. for centrifusa!. There weEe .slsa
II !O'.h bsrs 81 CubaS. carly shipment.
80 local rcilnrr ~ quoted prices
Tho raw sugar futures market Wa. loss
active today. nut ,yI,cs wcr" vtSIS. an
dor renewed liquidation. pro,uut.d IN IN.
iocIin. IN the Sp", marAc, closing iric"s
Wy" to- points not lower. within
point or two of the lowest.
M-I. 2''!: iuiv. 20. september. = s.:
December. -:i
The market for refined was unchanged.
with ~ renn"rs listing AT 80 :or m"
cThnuldt"d. The demand Mas less active.
and y reported th., second hanI
sugars were NHilabln q, l. 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

EHlumnr" and ohio cv. tss......... ~.
if"'hl"h"m stool re. Embellishments. a.
."nli"l 81 "GorSin CON. Us............ 49,.
t"uiraI Leather 5S.. .................... nfF
,h"saurak" and Onto cv r.......... ~.
= IN, NIL. and - 4. uy. i'.s ...... ,hii, as.
~. II. | and Itc Nv. ~. Is ,ridl 7glS
, nlrrad" and Southern ref. ii9s... -.
i"nN"r and IA" isaud. CON. IS. tbill ~.
! dominion ~ 'ouad, IS C1sb -.......-. a.
rr." E.n. = ..... ........ ....... O.
J t!n"i, Central ref i>........-..... S,i.
Int Mcr Marin" - ... 81.
Kansas CITY Southern r"f 81. - 50
l'TEHtI nnd MYERS - thIlt NJ.
J ,nEiSvill" and Nash. ur Is thtlp al.
Missouri. kan. ana Texas - Is -
Ni~N"uri ftrln" KEN. i........ ......... CO..,
N"M York Central doh. 6s.............. II :
'fn.k and W"sio-l rv - .......... Ia; .
Sort h"i0 Pacific ia ..... =
!''nnSrlvania s.l. - g.. ............. sSN,
tN"ruiuE C-i is......... ....... ~.
!. "nhAr and Si,f. - Isn, thlI) q, .
= i."uis-San Fran adj ss...... ~
r'r hoHi & i1r ! In, sdI. .s IA
= H' horn Ii-fi I'll =. ... =,
then i''''nc -, .-.......-.. ,ufdl y
s. lutheran 'f'.lwHy r- .is>
southern Hallway E"n. ls.. s3i-
T"Na- and Pacific lst is.... ,hb ~
,r,77, "' = -. amt -" %.
! rE'uia -...r.'iua Chemical = ,hidi -
" Y, ns.h ~ 'e.......- ......... AZ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

NEW TNEk. NnT.N l7--NNII money INN.
vn ~ low. AZ. ruling rate. ~, clos
ing hid. :; offered 80 -: last l"sE. ai4:
call loans against .cceptarCs-. {. Time
loans steady: - DAYS. ~. - DAYS ~:
months. r.hf. whine mercantile paper.
i.2niA,
LONDON. March .S.-Bar silver 3'Ad per
ounce. Money 3'7 Ne: cont. p!-t cunt
months bills. ,-lf Ter cent
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PRODUCT. M.\iint.TS.
tDF FEF.-
EN- YORK March ~


MEN YORK. March -. Ih" market for
cole" future. Ms 'HS.cr today on ic-s
i'N"rabi. RisZilIi,n .dNiccs ana som" ~
tue recent buyers appeared ou jhc selling
sid" Tor piCnt>. After "p"uiu. To :
FONTS lower the market slowly Worked oil
iurihri untl! At ihs close % 80 y
points net lower Europe Was u seller az
the distant months ana Their" vas scat
tered selling 81 Near positions hy trade
interests. tndyr thu" tr"S>ur" MAY Grouped
90 H2i and lulY 80. from wniCh Level
n" market rallied slightly IN the last
huti hour. du' To- an upturn y, III"
change rat" al Rrazii. Sales were --I-
mated at about 2",u" bags. March. ;.li.
May, -. July. 80. September. All. De-
cnmbcr. at.
SPOT conc" quiet. hu, arm ~ -. for
ri" - and lG'. 10 = Tor Santos -. There
w"r" Salr> OF 500 bags Rio - at - "S-
snap. equal to 9'.c IN store Bourbon is
and Is sold a; l3'. and - at i5N whii"
tori" ~ ANA - sold ct 80 against Pc
Yesterday.
rho onic!ai cables reported partial
HdE5nc" -; 10 r"iS in Rio. with the dollar
rat" OF - rcis and the rat" ON c>chang"
on London unchanged, SurCthi cables re
ported cNchang" 5-5-d lower. but subs" =
guenty noted rally "t l-lsd. while 9,
Hr"r Rio cable reported futures 90 To
10 rCis higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

SAVANNAH. On. MnrCh -l-Turpnnt lnn
hrm. sil. sales. u. rcc".p,s. :: shipments.
-. stock so. Rosin irm. >.l"s rs; re-
c"ipts. 80; stock. .. 20 quote: ~ II.
90: T.. in.'.. +, -. IL. /. i.;i,. X go.
u. go: y. D %. VIZ. 80. WV. so,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RiChmOnh | ninm Stock NMrds.

, March =. 49,
Remarks: I.iSht run OF cattle Market
Guy" 'Ha iriCc- fully steady with last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

Virginia IS. old c.
and II IH39 50
NlrsInIn Centuries
3, e. ana f. .lggl Tl7
Evening star., 1922-11-23

/ First information on the art
! Of aerial machine-gun straifing and
bombing was given to a large crowd
Of Washington aviation enthusiasts
at Boiling Field yesterday afternoon
in connection with the second aerial
exhibition under auspices of the dis
trict of Washington.
| Located at the southern end of the
! field was a fort, which served as the
sance and three Martin bomber. air.
planes. The flag on the fort. however.
| is still flyig. although there are many
chine-gun bullet holes as evidence
/ Of accuracy.
| The bombing event, which was third
! on the program and the feature of
! the afternoon, was started by Capt.
! st. Clair Street, who, in an SE-5, dove
! upon the fort from various heights
i and angles. Where he left off a
! reconnaissance. plane continued. Pi-
loted by Lieut. H X. Ramey and car
/ rying Lieut.. T. p. Smith as the gun
! ner. the plane swept down on the
| fort several times. Standing in the
| rear cockpit of the ship, Lieut.. Smith
| fired on the fort, a distinct touch OIL
realism being given as the tat-a-tat-
| tat of the gun was heard above the
| roar OF the motor. The accurate eye
OF Lieut.. Smith was demonstrated
when upheavals of dirt were seen at
the base of the fort.
Bomber Gives Finishing Touch.
+ The finishing touch was put on by
a Martin bomber, which, flying with
two others, dropped half dozen
smoke bombs in the direction of the
fort. They. however. fell several feet
shy of the fort, but presented q
! thrilling spectacle as they exploded
and sent forth clouds Of smoke.
ACHING for Bng. Gen. Bandholtz.
Conrad S. Babcock directed Lieut..
David p. stinson. commander of
Photo Section. No. 5. and Sergt. An
drew e. Matos, aerial photographer,
to fly over the War College and
shoot 1t" In forty-fve minutes pic
lures Of the building were distributed
among the spectators.
Lieut.. Paul c. wilkins and Sergt.
Hukill completed the second part of
the first event by dropping a para
chute, with dummy attached, from a
height of 1000 feet. Stimulating an
observer dropping from plane in
flames.
The third event on the program
consisted Of formation flying by five
DH4B airplanes. Although they had
70 encounter stiff wind, which
made it difficult to keep in their
proper places, the airdrome was
crossed five times, first in "V" forma-
ton, second in line. third in echelon
column. from which was formed
milling pond; fourth "V" formation
formed out Of the milling pond" and
fifth 'V'' format tion for landing. These
planes were piloted by Capt. r. L.
Walsh, Lieuts H. w. Beaton. L. NJ.
Wolfe. T. P. Smith and L. V. Beau.
Toy Balloons Destroyed.
Lieuts. Wolfe and Beau, each flying
an SE-5. closed the exhibition by\run-
ming down and destroying several
large-sized toy balloons. In this
event the pilots were able to demon
strate their skill, for they flew a, low
attitudes and were constantly buck
Evening star., 1922-11-23
Aerial. Gunners Riddle Sort
In War Drill at Boiling Field
Large Cro,cd attends Second Exhibition
in Which Bombing a',d Machine Gun
Fire Wreuk Mimic Havoc.

ing a strong wind. Only one OF the
balloons escaped them.
The Martin bombers. attached 70
the 49th Squadron at Aberdeen. Nd.
flew down for the occasion and re-
turned to their station Immediately
after the exhibition. Capt. +: b.
Hough was in command of the flight
and the pilots were Lieuts n; l.
George. William Blakeley and Phillip
Melville.
A demonstration Of reversible
propeller. which acts Hike brake
for descending airplanes, was given
after the final event was over. Mount. !.
ed on a truck. by its own power It
came slowly up a pulverized cinder
roadway in front of the spectators.
The pilot" seized the opportunity to
show the rapid change from tractor
to pusher and reversed 1t. The re-
suit was that a cloud Of dust and
cinders was stirred up that caused
the spectators~to run for cover. The
demonstration was success and tho
Army band, which furnished music
throughout the afternoon, then play
ed Home, Sweet Home"
Evening star., 1922-11-23
PosTHUMoUs HONOR AWARD

Peter Collins, jr.. OF Mount Vernon.
N. Y. formerly corporal in the l07th
Infantry. 27th Division. has been post
humously awarded the distinguished
service cross for extraordinary hero
ism in action near Ronssoy. France,
September 90. 1918. Under terrific
hand grenade, rife and machine-gu
fire from the enemy he led Lewis
machine-gun squad into a German
trench, silenced the machine gun
there and killed or captured the
operators. He was killed when
mopping up the trench.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
Crochet bed
spreads, $1.95

Double-bed size, In attrac-
tive raised patterns. Made by
the Scranton Lace Co. Not
more than 2 to a customer. -.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
TO INSTALL CHANCELLOR.

Formal inaugural exercises Of the
American University will be held in
Memorial Continental Hall December
Is. at which time DR.. Lucius Charles
Clark. the new chancellor Of the in
stitution, will be ofiicially installed.
Tho exercises will be preceded by
the semi-annual meeting Of the board
Of trustees at 10 am. and luncheon
at 1880. The inaugural banquet will
be- held at Rauscher's at o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
TO AID WOUNDED MEN.
Naval omcials Aiding Plans for
Service to HOSPITAL Patients.

Naval officials are cooperating with
members Of the 8. and A. Candy Club.
Navy Department, in holding dance
Saturday at the Elks' Club. 91y H
street northwest. proceeds OF which
will be used to provide candy and
refreshments for wounded service
men at st Elizabeth's Hospital on
Christmas day, 1t was announced
today.
rangemeuts is headed by Mrs. e. c.
Wagner and includes Mrs. A. e.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
SWISS DRESSES WORN!
Native Women Of Alpine Republic
Give Masquerade Ball Here,

A masquerade ball was given at
Pythian Temple Tuesday night by the
Ladies' Swiss Societies Of the District
of Columbia. Many Of the guests ap-
peared wearing the costumes Of their
native land. There was dancing. re-
freshments and prizes for the best
costumed guests.
The prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Norman Murphy. Mrs. L. McDo aid,
Miss Louise Dulin. Miss Annie Steven
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Abersdce, Misses
Carla and Freda Ockershausen. Nine.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
Anda sale of hair or felt mattres
SI1() !
All cuyled hair
or layer felt

A. c. A. hairproof ticking
covers the curled hair mat
tress. Rolled edge Dura-
bic art ticking covers the
layer felts. With Imperial
stitched and rolled edge.
Weight, so pounds.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
Representative SPEAKS.

Representative n. Clyde Kelly Q.
Pennsylvania addressed tho Massa-
chusetts State Society on American.
ixation and Patriotism" at the Won
ans City Club last night.
Plans for q membership drive wers
outlined by Representative Diiling-
ham Of Massachusetts. president os
the society. Miss Harriet NJ. Cheney
was elected treasurer. George q.
Wheelock. monologist: Mrs. NJ Ban :
bries, soprano. accompanied by MR.,
W. Gait. and Ross Farrar. tenor, fur
nished a program Of entertainment.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

Here's Our Sure, Tested
Recipe for 2 Doubl~ Loaves:
Pint Skim Milk
Cup Water
Yeast Cakes (compressed)
Tablespoons Sugar
= Tablespoons Shortening
Teaspoon Salt
8 Cups PATAPSCO FLOUR.
Measure salt. sugar and shorten
Ing into mixing bowl. Add the
warm milk and sift the 9 cups of
PATAPSCO Flour onto the top of
these ingredients Dissolve the
yeast in the cup Of water, add to
the above and mix the whole five
minutes. Place the dough on the
kneading board and knead five min
utes. Now place the dough back in
the bowl and let it stand in a warm
place one hour. Take the dough
from the bowl. divide into pieces,
knead and place two pieces of
dough in each pan Allow to stand
lin a warm place until double their
size. Bake IS minutes in a moder-
ate oven.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
ASKS MARRIAGE ANNULMENT

Henrietta Cohen, seventeen years
old. wants her marriage to Le Roy
A. Wise annulled. Her mother. Mrs.
Ella B. Cohen. has brought suit for
her in the District Supreme Court
The ceremony took place october "a.
1921. at Rockville. when the girl was
only sixteen years old. Fear Of ar
rest caused her to consent to the
marriage. the girl states. She has
never lived with Wise, she Informs
the court. Attorney J. B. Adams ap-
pears for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
Au-uool
blankets, 81

Wool through and through
double-bed size; weight ~
pounds, In pink, blue, gray
and tan checked designs; bound
ends.
tThe Hecht Co., fourth foor.)
Evening star., 1922-11-23

You buy bought Choose the bed you
double bed, threeuate size twin BEDS Get the
finish you like best-American walnut mahogany,
walnut golden oak white ivory Buy these sale prces-a
few typical styles sketched-note lists of others.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
SIS
Layer felt or
au-hair mattresses

Layer felt in Imperial
edge style, with covering of
attractive art ticking; close
ly tufted. All hair mat
tresses have hairproof tick
ing cover. Each weighs 50
pounds.
Evening star., 1922-11-23
mattress
cry style-an perfect qualit
$40 s2
All Ncurled hair Superior &
or layer felt or laye
SI7S!S
~
Superior grade hair
or layer felt

Fine resilient grade; soft
and comfortable. Long
curled hair mattresses are
covered with herringbone
weave twill ticking. layer
felts covered in excellent
quality art ticking, 5-row
Imperial stitched edge.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

8. ITardy, Mr.. Glackner. Miss M. White.
Samuel Warmbath, Mrs. LANCER. Mrs.
w. verberand and MT. Pried as Uncle
Sam.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

Steuart and Mrs. e. N. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome May will super
wise the refreshments.
Evening star., 1922-11-23

A Harvard professor says we s.ag
too little. Not always.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

yos7i hate 10 oct yourself info the
riohf efnfadc Of nssHd bp thinking Of
your husband as he uas duriaO pour
courfshlp or pour early married iife.
Look upon hss mereseness as an ac-
cldenf Debt wiii make any man dts
roufa0ed.
fnsfead Of bringing more scork into
pour home. derofe vosr time and
fhoaohf 70 cheering your husband
and dertsing icags f~ him 70 In
crease Ma Income. Hts 0inmarss
isn'f directed az vou; tfs against
everything IN general.
Pat neie hope tHfo him Nv pour
cheerful cooperation and helpful
acss. n ne refuses AZ first 70 irt gou
irfo hls problems. doa't BE- disfnrhed.
Keep riohf on trying and Ne usn
soon look 10 you 10 help hirs meet
MES troubles
what r. the recipe for peach
paste7
Cook fruit unfa tender. pyess thru
a sierc. Measure. aHd 10 each pound
of pulp aiiesc ono pound Of po,cdered
saoar. Cook together ouer sioD
fire. srafchsno carefnig 20 prcrenf
scorchirc. until u heeias 20 fhickeH.
Cooking the pulp "a a double butler
for fhr last part Of the process It'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16
Cynthia Grey :
Man Discouraged Because Of Debts, Treats Wife
Coldly-She Asks How TO Surmount Difficulty.

Dear Cynthia Crey Please advise what attitude wife
should take toward husband who ignores her? My husband
into the house and does not notice me by word
look
How a love her husband when he treats her
like piece OF furniture7 II Il not for little chill
dren should be tempted TO leave him. tho he is good clean
man. goes out night touches liquor lie says
worried because OF his debts but he hasn't made much
effort money for number of months. We really
live on borrowed money would gladly do some work at
home 10 help him get his feet again could find IT, Can
YOU suggest ANYTHING? WORRIED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

most lives iost7
f7s5. Some 10000 htes eere lost
IN the Messina earthquake IN 1905
fha loss Of NE from fhs dlsasfer cas
Officially reported as 1888. far or-
ceedinO tho Number Of deaths from
any other earthquake Of phich there
Il authentic knowledge.
What are certified" ''pastsurized''
and "sterillxed" mlikn7
Certified max means that fhs mlh
Ia certified as 70 ifs quality and
,uhoicsomeHess bp properly eonsti-
fnfcd medical mift com mission.
PasfeurtEed milk has been heated
70 Temperature Of 90 10 % degrees
q no 10 f4s degrees ~ and heid
az this Temperature 20 10 so Minutes.
sferifired muk q MILK uhscA has
been brought 10 the boiling point.
The Temperature brings about slight
changes In fhs milk which do mol
take place IN pasfevyisafion.
IL the privilege Of writing taken
away from enlisted men IN the army
who are confined IN the suardhouse :
The sSfufanf general. upr depart
merf. states that n 70 not.
OF what church was the poet
Longfriio~ = member7
The Unitarian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16
GIRLsI LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WRITTEN SKIN

squsezs the juice Of two lemons
Into . bottle containing shrss ounces
Of Orchard White. which any drug
store will supply for few esnts.
shake well. and you have q quarter
pint 81 the best freckle and tan
bleach. and complexion whifsner.
Massacre this swsetiy fragrant lesn.
on lotion into tho face. neck. arms
and hands each day and nee how
frcokiss and bismishss bleach out and
how clear. soft and roay white the
skin becomes --Advsrtisemsns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

merchants from firms I'm the Pacific
Northwest Merchants convention.
according TO report made Tuesday
by tho executive committee In IT,
closing session. as the Arctic club.
Personal expenditures Of the visitors
in Seattle amounted to moro than
$3.50. 900.
Approximately s.oo.ooo worth Of
merchandise was on displsy In tho
exposition halls. and an average Of
10000 people visited the chow daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16
Cured Her
Rheumatism

Knowing from terrible experience
tho suffering caused by rheumatism.
olive st.. u $50, bloomington. III. IL
so thankful at having cured herself
that out OF pure gratitude she Is
anxious TO tell all other sufferers
just how 20 get rid Of their torture
by a simple way at home.
Mrs. Hurst has nothing 70 sell
Merely cut out this notice, mall IL 10
her. with your own name and add
dress. and she viii gladly send you
this valuable information entirely
free. Write her at once, before you
observation-disclosures, 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

been prominent IN
civic and social work.
she also advocates better state
control Of narcotics. new tar piso-
"a on unsurveycd lands In the state
20 relieve small property owners OF
their burdens. and amendments Of
Compensation laws for injured work.
mon. giving them more adequate and
prompt relief.
Mrs Bolton believes In the reestab.
lishmont OF the Medical Lake clinic
for women and ample provision for
tho feeble minded. she win also
work for the better protection Of
small dsposisors thru better banking
legislation. sho said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

Miss orey will receive callers
In her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday from I 10 .. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
III a. m. 20 ~ m. each week.
Please do not come al other times
an u seriously interferes with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

Star readers who would like n
HIST OF suggestions on attractive
and unique ways Of cooking and
serving eggs and eKE dishes viii
receive samc ~ writing 70 Tho
Seattle star Washington bureaus.
la. New York ave, Washington.
u. C.. and inclc.ing two cents 10
stamps for postage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

Where should one write for infor-
nation about the Cecil Rhodes schol-
srnhips7
TO President Frank Apdcioffe,
American secretary 70 the Rhodes
trustees Stoarfh moro college.
sloarfhmofe. Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

ttNEtttutttHt Wt =
Olive A. Bolton,
wife Of Doan Fired.
crick ". Bolton. Of
the University Of
Washington. start.
ed her campaign
"Wednesday for
nomination 70 the
legislature
|ar representative
from the 4znd dis.
|triet.
Mrs. Bolton has
been a resident OF
the University die.
|trict for the past
hen years. during
..Af.L sl.. - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-16

preccsf scovchtrc. Pear one-h1If
inch layers Of tho paste on enc esiee
surface OF q FIAT dlsh ov tray riecr
n a csrverf Of air s~s sIiow 70 drv
for fuo OF three 6ags when n u
dry. sprirkIs sosfh orsssiafed sugar
ard form saso a roll
what IL meant by ssiii.tifs paint.
|inwnr
This "a hrasch - psfnfi~c de-
rofcd 70 the representation ~ nfr-
icsr objects. such a. dad game. fish.
hoasehoid rfessiis. sases. plates.
glasses s~d tho -. takes 20 trcisde
siso fruits ard ffcsc<va 6fut-itfe
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