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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Patrons and Potronesses
for Annual affair

The annual fete OF the Hunts
Point club. called the ia Ba Wa Ka
1snx. viii be given this year on July
Is. the patrons and patronesses for
which include Mrs. W. IL White.
chairman: Mr.. and Mrs. u. -. Buell..
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben w. Jones. Mr.
and Mrs r. j. Martin. STR. and Mrs
W. L. bigger. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wilton. Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Tremper.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Coe. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Huribut. Mr. and Mrs. r. +.
Blackler. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Brew
ster. Ar. and Mrs c. n. Trip. Mr..
anH Mrs. w. p. Nettleton, Mr. and
Mrs George n. Blggs. Mrs. John l..
Locke. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. s. Goodwin.
Miss Jessie Keith. Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Hardy. Mrs. Fannie Clark. Mrx.
Wanda Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas snider. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Green. DR.. and Mrs. II. c. ostrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Rhodes. Mrs. r.
@. Tenant. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Huntington. Mr.. r. r. Waiter. execu.
tive board member.
The committees in charge OF the
entertainment are: Executive com
mittee. Guy Bowden. chairman: +. r.
Walter. ID. X. Mcdonald. w. Philip
Smith and r. Frank Davis: construc-
fion committee. Lister Holmes. chair
man: decorating committee. Mrs. w.
Philip Smith. chairman: Illuminating
committee. n. II. Nanny. chairman.
ink finance committee. Homer Nc
Donald. chairman: transportation
committee. r. l.. Coffin. chairman.
patrons and patronesses, Mrs. w r.
white, chairman: publicity commit
tee, Clarence Peterson. chairman;
attendance and invitation committee.
Mrs. r.. 8. Goodwin. chairman: ice
cream and pop committee. Mrs G. l..
Hall, chairman: candy and popcorn
committee. Miss Jessie Keith. chair
man. hot dogs and coffee. Mr.. y. y.
Buell.. chairman: wet and dry. Mrs
G. Stuffed. chairman: peddlers. Mrs
William Keiton. chairman; games OF
chance. Irving Pratt. chairman. law
and order. Ed r. Taylor. judge: dance
committee. Charlton Hail. chairman:
stunts and sideshow committee, Vic
Rabel. chairman. spoilers committee.
v. &. Wurzberg, chairman; scouts
committee. r.. Frank Davis, chair.
man: flower girls committee. Mrs.
J.. J. Clark. chairman; first aid Mrs
G. NJ Curtis. chairman; costumes,
Mrs. r. Frank Davis. chairman.
A special boat VIII leave Madison
park at O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
BY Wanda Won Kettler

More hats, says the fashion
report from London. bay. been
sold la 1899 than in any year
since 1918. Tinre was reason,
Of course. for 1918 being n bad
luck year. but l wonder how the
husbands are accounting for
isgs.
A friend II mine bought a new hat
a couple II days ago. ~ was one
OF those big things made OF open
work straw had 20 laugh when
she wore II 20 a picnic yesterday with
IN" Idea that ita peek hoo holes
would protect her complexion from
the sun. You should see her today.
Eut u serves her right She
shouldn't have budded out ia brand
new finery for picnic. anyway.
I can't help feeling sorry for tho
Elri who looks TOO sweet for words
tn her latest white flannel skirt and
white pumps al a regular picnic. but
who fears 10 81 down on the waters
edge OF the green earth lea, grass
stains inlars her cioihlng
Ny friend with the brand new
open ~ora hat. tho. whose skirt and
pumps. incidentally. were almost
new and very pretty. dld not remain
unhappy Ions. After stumbling over
a Eophsr hol~ and spilllng herself In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

a pitifui and beautiful heap. ahe de.
cidrd there WAS no use IN endeavOr-
ms further 10 keep or the dust ana
20 forth.
Today her skirt f. ~ the cleaners
and her shoes have had nsw coat
ing u white. The picnic was a great
success. and everybody came home
looking wreck.
Hut everyone. 81 course. needs 10
learn. There aren't many who can
drink pop out OF bottle without
practice.
Man write and tells me ! have 4
line Ike a Chinese laundry.
May Il always be clean.
Everybody oui--end o. the line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
East Seattle Guild ~ Community
Church
Romance of 1916
Convention Closes

Dan Cupid hurled couple o. darts
AZ the republican national convention
AZ Chicago IN iets. and as result
cards are out announcing the mar.
fisKe ~ Hush Eidridgc. postmaster
- iiellinEham. and Mrs Walter A.
hurieish. ~ seattle. The couple met
AZ the Chicago convention. where
they were delegates from this state.
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Missionaries Open
Three-Day Meeting

The Western Washington Christian
Missionary society opened - 18th
annual convention Monday AZ the
University Christian church. The
convention all continue three days.
Clifford Wiley. of Seattle. preAldent
81 the organization. Will preside
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a silver tea In the interest Of tho
Ruth School for Girls viii - given
nj thn home Of Mrs. y. Stray. s2is
18th ave. y. w.. on Friday afternoon.
July 18th. from unta 8 o'clock
Mrs. 8 Stray. Mrs. Edwin J. Brown.
Mrs. Jensine Ring. Mrs. VIM. r.
Joiner. Mrs. King Dykeman and Mrs.
T. w. Kretschmann will act az host.
esses. Judge Dykeman and others
viii sneak
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Women's University
Clubs Bridge Tea

Mrs. W. T. waldo viii entertain
che members OF the women's tniver'
eity club and their guests AZ a bridge
tea AZ her home. s7ss broadway n.
Friday afternoon. July a. ne :
c'clcck. For reservations, cali Mrs.
James A. Pease. Capitol 1854. or Mrs
Thomas u. Lyons. Capitol ss<1.
THURSDAY morning. July Is. urem'
hers % the women's University club
will assemble IL the clubhouse at
$50 o'clock for an ail.day sewing and
yuK.making bee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
GOSH LET'S START
A RECALL PETITION
ON HIM RIGHT AWAY

Rccne Mayor Browns office.
Tiur Monday.
Characters 49, orim.vlaaRed. red.
faced. MISUNDERSTANDING woman.
Hugo Kelley. the mayors Hiber.
nian secretary.
Woman want 70 zee the
mayor.
KeIlcy-The mayor II not IN.
Womnn-I'ye simply got % es
tho mayor.
Keiley-The mayor IL not in.
Woman But this II q matter Of
llfe and death. I've simply got %
see the mayor
Keliey.-The mayor II not m.
Womnn Well. this IL n pretty
pass when that hunay next door
can have her parrot taking 10
hours day and the mayor of
this hig city won't do thing 70
stop ~
fcurtain)
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Seattle
Society
Luncheon at Sunset Club
Will Honor Mrs. Pee
pies. Mrs. kribS to BE
COMMUNICATED.

TJoNoRING her house guest. Mrs.
II Lewis II. Peoples. of Los An.
relex. Mrs, Karl Hareaugh l. enter.
tanning with a luncheon Of fourteen
covers AZ the sunset club Thursday
afternoon.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


In recognition Of the birthday q,
her mother. Mrs Lena French. Mrs.
Charles prlin viii ~ hosten~ % this
Cushing women'a HciAf Corps. No.
"a. and Seattle i.ndge. No. 7. u. ~.
r. A. Friday. July ~. AZ / 40 p. m.
NJ her home. $3.50 ftth ave. y. W.
She VIII ~ assisted ~ Mrs. Frank
peIls and Miss Grace Webster.
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Tea VIII Honor
House Guests

Miss Virginia Daniel. asse 81 BY
her sister. Miss Dorothy Daniel. viii
give a bridge tea Friday. July is. In
honor Of her house. guests. Miss
Mary and Miss Murirl higgin'
hotham. Of Lethhridge. Alberta. who
arr spending the summer here.
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FdretcelI Tea

In farewell 70 Mrs. A. r. Weston.
who left today for her home ia New
York. Mrs. william J. Thomson vn-
sertained at tea Friday afternoon az
her home
Garden flowers decorated the
rooms and were gracefully arranged
on the tea table. where alternating 81
The urns were Mrs. William T.
rrosaer. Mrs. Roi~rt Wilson. Mrs M
ponohoe. Mrs George Morris and
Mira Arthur Ccrbei
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Personal

80 ~Ssa6s
Mrs. Ernest l.. skccl, who went
East 10 attend the national eonvcn.
ton Of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
at Lake Placid. \. y. h at present
visiting her father Or. Emery. IN
kvnton. Ohio. She - ACCOMPANIED
by her daughters. Dorothy and Mar
joric. and WIN return tho latter part
OF July.
MIR and Mrs John l.. Han have
an their guest for the summer Mrs.
Halrs mother. Mrs. I'D 4
Schucfcr Of Cincinnati Ohio. who
will remain until fail when she will
SO 20 san Francisco 10 visit her son
inlaw and daughter. Me. and Mrs
EuscnV Maci.can.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Young are en-.
tcrtainlne Tor ten days Mrs. Neunes
mother. Mrs. Horace kimivtii. and
Mrs. Robert Patterson and eon.
Robert. of spokane. who metored
over 20 remain ten days.
judge and Mrs. Frederick iaun
man have returned from a nyc
months Aoiourn IN Europe.
Mr. Duncan Shaw Of Spokane
spcn, few days IN town last week
visiting friends.
Mrs stuart Mackey Oida Dodgrl
OF New York Is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Colbert sullivan for
few weeks.
Mrs Ralph KEENAN, win return
Friday from a visit Of several weeks
In Alaska.
Mrs. y. NJ Rinlnesr and Miss
Helen illningcr. who have been
ahroad for several years. viii return
early IN August
Lieut. and Mrs Frederick l. Hay
den Of Fort Worden arc receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of a
son July ?.
Dr. William y Wiener. who has
hcvn visiting his parents has now
resumed his practice In Cashmere.
Mr. Chaplin Hunt. who has been a..
tending school In potsstown. Pa. 70
turned Sunday.
Mr. and Mira. Bernard A. Kirsch
and son. John. who iefs here June
Is. have arrived II Preston. Iowa.
and are tl~ guests of Mr.. kir~eh's
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Frederick.
Miss Rose Pohl Is spending a
month al Agate Point.
AFR. Lawrence nloodel who has
b.en a student At Williams eotlcge.
arrived sunday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. William Ree# hav.
returned TO ihviF home IN Laurel.
hurst Mxs. RreN Was called 20 I.oe
Angeles In April by the serious ~.
ners OF her mother. Mrs. Thomas
Grifnthr. and was the suest while
there of her brother.in law and sis.
ter Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Grant How.
ard tatwv ahe Joined DR. Reea IN
Minneapolis. and they returned to
rather Mr. and Mrs Thoruaa
Gnffiths are arriving soon 10 10 their
guests.
Miss Marjorie stevens left Sunday
for New York city 10 continue her
musical studies. She will b. ti~
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Morgan ".
McC1emen, louise Yandeln who arc
occupying cotfsg. At West Hamp.
ton. l.. T.. for the summer. Niles
Stevens wiii visit in Chicago before
returning in the fall
Mr.. Edward ~ NrHuwh r~turned
Sunday on the " r. Alexander from
A months visit IN California. where
he attended tho shrine convention IN
San Francisco and later visited IN
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Edwin Ralph Rinker and ~.
Tie daughter. Florence. % San Fran.
cisco. hav~ arrived 10 spend several
weeks with Mrs. Rinker's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Riddle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Plan Large
D0ncing Party

Complimenting Miss Emily Jsn.
nellie and her house gtvsi, Miss Jane
Brown. Of Spokane. and Miss Mollie
Gunnell and Miss Catherine Mauk o.
Toledo. visitors Ia town for the sum
1ner. Mrs. John Judson Jcnnsiie and
Mrs. C. Page Bryant are entertain.
Ing with large dancing party AZ
th~ Tennis club. Wednesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
OrthoDedic Tea .ShOp

Mrs. J. @. Nudge will be hostess
for the faureihurst Guild az the or.
fbopcdic Tea Shop Tuesday. assist
81 by Mrs. Clyde Hadley. Mrs. n. G.
Bard. Mrs Charles r. Jordon. Miss
MAR Pnrd Mise BETSY Bard. Miss
Tvia Martin Miss Mildred Melby
ana Miss Martha T.oehr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

The Seattle Baptist womena Nj.
slonary Union wili give a basket pic.
mic. "Wednesday. July IL. at Point
Defiance park. Tacoma. Boas leaves
colman dock At a. IN. going direct
10 tho park. and viii leave on the
return Trip At D. m. Convention
reports win BE- given. Baptists In.
vited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Miss Fischer
Luncheon Hostess

In compliment 10 Mrs. George Al
con Krihs tGracc Fisehefl. Miss Marie
FISCHER viii be hostess at luncheon
"Wednesday afternoon At the Sunset
club. Covers will be marked for
TWENTY. i've guesis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

The executive officers ~ the Won
ems auxiliary 10 the Washington ITO
neer. viii meet with Mrs Susie Coo
ney. Tuesday. July n. ~ .. m A..
rangoments will he made for a social
and business meeting Of the auAii
larry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Joint RecrpiIon " French Societies

In celebration ~ the fall of The
Bastile. the associations L'Uufon
Franchise and Ia societe Alacicna
I,orrain viii jointly entertain with n
reception Friday evening. July is.
from 8 until 10 o'clock at the Geneva
hotel on Marion II.
Mr.. Marcel DAILY. president Of
LUnion Franchise. and Mr. Emil
Marx. president Of the societe Al.
saciens isorrain. IN behalf or their
respective organizations. extend an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Women. civic Club

The Womsns Civic club viii hold
ita annual picnic Ia Volunteer park
Tuesday July II. Members will inert
az II and lunch a ~ Mrs. W. q,
Martin viii presen, her pupils tn
program % classical dances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Members ~ William Mckinley
Circle No n. ladies Of the q. A. A.,
viii be entertained Tuesday. July A.,
at the home Of Airs. Maud Morka.
1888 Alki ave. from II TO O'Clock.
All welcome.
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Informal Tea

Mrs. Darrah cortset entertained At
her home this afternoon with an IN
Normal tea given to compliment her
house guest. Mrs. Burke Correct. ~
rAio Alto. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Loirn Fete and Raznar

Fer the benefit Of tire Orthcpedic
hospital. Lanrrlhurst Guild win give
: lawn fcte. bazaar. dinner and
moonlight dance. Tuesday. August 8.
At the spacious home cf Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Eitridxe in Iaureihurst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

ONE color doesn't make a summer
" costume. No. and one fabric
doesn't. either. "in union there IL
strength is tho fashionable slogan
for the summer.
Two colors % tho same fabric may
bn combined with excellent results.
Paisley patterned silks arc shown
With plain coiors. and 20 are striped
and checked ratlnea and Einghama.
Where plain colors are used together.
tho popular combinations arc black
and red. beige and rcd. tan and
brown. sand and navy. and two
shades Of gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
WOMEN'S CLUBS

invitation to all the French rest
dents ~ tho city 10 Join IA this com.
memointion.
French people are invited 20 par.
ticlpatc IN an alldny basket picnic
at Woodland park. July 10.
Joint Picnic
The Pennsylvania study club and
tho North END Progressive club will
ioln Ia a picnic at Woodland park
Friday. July 81
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club viii meet nj
the home of Mrs George Barclay.
size Director g.. Wednesday. July
- Luncheon az 1850. Eastern
stars Invited. Cards viii follow
the luncheon
last Seattle Guild ~ Community
Church
The East Seattle ouild Of the Com.
munity church IN giving bridge
luncheon and lawn party. Wednes.
day, July ~. at 1880 o'clock. az the
horne Of Mrs. Charles A. Entvy. Ten.
nant'n dock. Mercer island Steamer
Dawn leaves i.erchi at iiis a. IN.
and returns at as y, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Entertain at Rridne

AIR. and Mrs. Louis Stanton enter
tanned with three tables o. bridge at
their home Saturday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Canadl.n Woman'. Cluh

THIS annual picnic os Canadian
woman'n club. which has hcen an.
nouucsd 20 take place NJ ths summer
home - MIR. y ". straEx. has been
Indefinitely postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Palm circle. No. ~. NelEhboru ~
Wooacrart. viii hold IN annual me.
nsorlal services ~ tho Brotherhood
hail. FIRST ave. and Pike st.. Tuesday
evening. July 1t,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

FIIENsHURG. - Lack OF rain
practically destroys hundreds 81
acres Of wheat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

City Federation Of w. c. T. q. will
meet IN Plymouth Congregational
church AZ r. m. Program and good
speakers. Visitors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

study Class ~ Rainier Chapter.
Daughters Of American Revolution.
will b. entertained NJ picnic AZ INV
home u Mrs. W ,. blackwell 1874
broadway ~. az 1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

The l.. o. =. club viii hold ~ -.
ular meeting Tuesday. July n. the
Elias club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Writer'S club will meet at =. m.
In iecfurr room u Y. W. G. A. Manu-.
scripts ~ Elizabeth Calvert. Mary
Murkiand HALEY. Florence y. Nc.
kiniey and Mary q Compton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

los ANGELES p. Hamiin and
=. G. Harrison. collectors FOR Puonte
OH Co. lose 5000 10 two young
bandits In daylight hoidup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
FRUIT PUNCH
BY BERTHA f. sHAPLEIGH

tOoIng authority Tor n y a setcs Columbia UnIsey
1 3 LEMONS
/
boiled together juice ioganbry
y chopped bottles fngerieie
Mix allow
bowl add oganbery
berries be
add
Charged during serving
This Will o
White and the slices Of
Any fruit juice canned fruit punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Seattle xNomnn's elub

The annual picnic OF the Seattle
woman's club will be held az the
home OF Mrs. ", A. shlnkie, liod
a5th ave. :. W. on Tuesday. July ~.
at ,. m Members win meet AZ See
ond and Pine at ~ o'clock. 10 take
the Fauntleroy car and transfer TO
the bus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

The July meeting OF the Seattle
ireahytcriai will he held Tuesday,
July n. with the Presbyterian WON
en OF Auburn, Al the home 81 Mrs.
". Samson. near tho lniefufhan sta.
ton. Take ears az Occidental and
Nesirr and bring sandwiches. Mira.
Edwin Campbell, or Sycnchun 10.
rra. and Mrs. T.. =. Fife, of Muanoo.
RE. India. win be tho speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Miss Marjorie stevens lrft Sunday
for New York city 10 continue her
musical studies. She will b. ti~
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan ".
McCiement u.ouise Yandcln who arc
occupying cotfsw. At West Hamp.
ton. 1. T.. for the summer. Niles
stsvans wit visit in Chicago before
returning in the fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

Mr.. Edward ~ NrHnwh r~turned
Sunday on the " r Alexander from
a months visit IN California. where
he attended the shrine convention IN
San Francisco and later visited In
Los Angeles.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-12-02
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The Colorado statesman., 1922-12-02
Millionaire Agitator Is Released.

Joliet, Il-Wllliam Bross Lloyd
wealthy communist leader, and six as,
sociates serving SCI .ences of from one
to five years in Joliet penitentiary for
violation of the Illinois anti-syndical,
ism law, have been released from prls-
on after serving eight days. The pa
pers signed by Governor Small and
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prisoners. Lloyd emerged from prison
to be met by flashlight barrage OF
cameras. q
The Colorado statesman., 1922-12-02
Injured Steamer Reaches Port.

Los Angeles, Calif.-The steamship
Newport put into Los Angeles harbor
with her bow torn open, the result Of
Il collision with the steam schoonoi
Svea off Port San Luis, Calf. Capt
George McKinnon said the Svea had
attempted to cut across the bow OF
the Newport, which could not be re
versed in time to avoid a collision. The
weather was fair. No one was injured
and there was no panic among the
flfty-three passengers on the Newport
The Colorado statesman., 1922-12-02
Another Tax Payment Due.

Washlngton-The treasury has is
sued Il reminder that another payment
of income and profits taxes is due Dec
10. 1t estimated, formal statement
said, that the payment would bring IN
about STE, 100000 Not all of the pay
ment, however, will be in cash, rs un
der the optional forms of payment per
mitted, taxpayers may turn in. in ad-
dition to cash or checks, either treas
ury certificates of Indebtedness matur'
Ing Dec. 10 or AN per cent Victory
notes.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-12-02
Ghosts In Parllamen. House.

The ghost of Guy Fawkes is not the
only spook of the British house of
commons. The most famous, as well
as the most sinister ghost of st. Ste
phens is the one called after Big Ben.
1t is certainly the best authenticated
parliamentary specter. and II is said
that on the day following each of Its
appearances a member of the royal
family has died.