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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07

Is. Il. II. Kifer will entertain
IA luncheon Tuesday at the Coun-
Tlub, complimenting a few of her
us. Among the out of town
5 will be Mrs. Francis Smith of
York, who is guest at the st.
|ony and Mrs. Sallie Il. Williams
enver, Colo, who is the guest of
and Mrs. Sidney Ballinger.
~ ~ ~
Is. Fred V. Edgerton, wife of
bin Edgerton, will entertain with
1ge luncheon in her quarters Fri
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Is. Clark Mitchell entertained
a delightfully."- informal luncheon
Er home Monday, cOmplimenting
James Barlow Cullum of Sc
ley, Pa. who is spending some
lat the st. Anthony. In the din
bonn the table carried out a pas
blor scheme with gay spring flow
Covers were laid for fourteen
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e of the charming events to take
recently was the polo tea given
by afternoon at the Kelly Field
field. Tents were put up on
|side of the field. Wicker bas-
of yellow calendulas decorated
lea tables. Mrs. John III. How
wife of the field commander. Col
Howard. was assisted in serving
RS. i. NJ. Andrews. Mrs. H. NJ.
|im. Mrs. s. V. Fitzgerald. Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. VI. S. Bur-
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Is. Roy III Coles of Fort Sam
ton. will leave Wednesday for In
|polis to be the guest of Der par
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Cothrell,
be present at the wedding of her
|. Miss Margaret Cothrell and L.
hendricks. to take place soon.
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Is. Sallie r. Williams of Denver.
ie guest of her brother and sis
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Bal
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given by this association on May 8.
This suggestion carried and the fol-
lowing were chosen to represent the
four seasons: Mrs. F. Kellert, spring !;
Mrs. III. Haley, summer; Mrs. c. Trib-
BILE, autumn, and Mrs. J. Hildreth,
winter.
The election of officers resulted as
follows: Mrs. III. Hildreth, president /;
Mrs. III. Stone, first vice president !;
Mrs. +. Keller. second vice president /;
Mrs. George Flores. third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. c. Tribble, treasurer. and
Mrs. D. A. Glaeser, press reporter.
Mrs ]. Hildreth was appointed dele
gate to represent the association at
the convention of the Fifth District of
the Texas Congress of Mothers TO be
held in Gonzales ADril Q and 10.
" ~ ~
Henry Sutorius of Trenton, \. j..
arrived Saturday to be present at the
marriage of his sister. Alma TO
Wayne Gillette. The wedding will
take place at s 80 Tuesday evening
at the Highland Park Lutheran
church.
ut MUSIC w tth -tSSttAdliOll VIII
hold an election of officers at 10 80
Wednesday morning. All chairmen
presiding during music week are re-
Quested to be present at the meeting
10 wind up affairs.
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The San Antonio Republican Club
will meet in the red room of the st.
Anthony Hotel at 3 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. J. X. Mccoy will be
in charge of the program which will
be the same as outlined in the Ma
tional Republican. DIR. Lucy Moses
will speak on womens work in the
Hawaiian Islands.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the st.
Johns Lutheran church will have
their regular monthly meeting at 3
o'clock Thursday at the parish hall.
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The Chaminade Choral Society en-
tertained with a well appointed
luncheon at La Casa Del Rio FRI
day. honoring Mrs. John III. Trinder,
who, with Major Trinder, will leave
in a few days for their new station
at Army and Navy Hospital, Hot
Springs. Ark. The table was beauti
fully decorated with a profusion of
roses, tall crystal vases of yellow
roses and ferns. Mrs. II. G.. Leighton
was toastmistress. Mrs. Eli Hertz
berg expressed the sentiment of the
entire club. in the beautiful tribute
paid Mrs. Trinder, who has been an
untiring and loyal member of the club
for several years. As Major and Mrs.
Trinder have their own home here,
Mrs. Hertzberg voiced the hope that
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BRITISH HONOR PAGE
Unyeil Memorial Tablet As Tribute
10 Former Ambassador.
By the Associated Press.
Pickering, Yorkshire, Eng, April

By the AtsOcluttu -.
Pickering. Yorkshire, Eng, April
Here. near his ancestal home, a
memorial tablet to Walter Hines
Page, friend of England and Ameri-
can ambassador TO the court of st.
James throughout the great war, was
unveiled yesterday by the present
American ambassador, Frank Il.
kellogg. Mr.. Kellogg left the Brit
ish CAPITAL for the first time since
his arrival in November to participate
in the ceremonies and deliver the ad-
dress of the day.
The Page tablet is a part OF an
American memorial in the Church OF
ST. Peter and st. Paul, an ancient
edifice built on the site of a Saxon
church. In medieval times the pres
ent church was a chantry, later a
school and in the nineteenth century
was used as choir vcstry. In 19O2.
the building was used. as n chapel
and since has been thoroughly re-
stored.
In the chancel on the north wall of
the church there is an American
monument concentrating Nicholas
King. surveyor of the city of Wash
ington. who died in 1872, this monu-
ment being the center of an American
memorial on either side of which
American flags are displayed perm
anently. Above the memorial is a
plate referreing TO Anglo-American
cooperation during the great war,
and as n pendant to this plate, an
other. the Page Memorial, was af-
fixed
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
IS SAN ANTONIO
BUSINESS MAN IS
LIKE HIMSELF NOW
} Going Down in Health
kpidly When He Found
the Plant Juice.

am feeling like my real self
more since | have taken your
Juice and ] am glad to recon-
such good medicine TO the
- said Mr.. George f. Pee
i, we'll known San Antonio man
lives at JOG North Medina street,
Antonio. and who is the pro
pr of Georges Barber Shop.
Id across the street from the
G. \. depot.
,Dr a long time l could feel my
toing down and knew | needed
I'D system medicine" Mr.. Pee
4 continued. Il rad lost my
lite and had gotten 20. l was
lied great deal with indiges-
;and I knew l was in need of a
medicine at once.
had heard so many people talk
bout Plant Juice and what it is
Ito accomplish in cases of stom-
rouble that finally l decided to
y and i am now ON my second
and will say that Plant Juice
4 made a big change in me.
rs. my stomach has improved TO
since | have taken Plant Juice
l can't get enough TO eat now.
ii enjoy my food for everything
$ properly. In fact. ] haven't
/ n attack of the Indigestion since
Pted taking Plant Juice. ] sleep
bow and am feeling like my real
lin every way and, after what
Juice did for me; | am glad
commend it as a medicine for
|ystem and for stomach trouble"
r nature juices in Plant Juice
to have a surprising effect up
| he system in general. These
|e juices are extracted from diff
Il roots, herbs and leaves and
blended together into the one
kful medicine.
+ nature juices in Plant Juice
to have surprising effect up
|he system in general. These
i are extracted from different
herbs and leaves and blended
the one powerful medicine
ration Snd many people say
|appear. to act like magic.
E Plant Juice Man is at Som
drug store. Houston and Ma
streets. San Antonio. where he
lily meeting the local public and
|luc1ig aud explaining the merits
lis remedy. Free samples given.
int Juice is sold also in San
bio at all of the other Som
drug stores.
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MT Spoil Your Child's
Hair By Washing 1t

ben yOu wash children's hair be
,ll what you use. Many soaps and
lred shampoos contain too much
Iilkali, which is very injurious, as
les the scalp and makes the hair
'e.
|e best thing to use is Mulsified
nut oil shampoo. for this is pure
Entirely greaseless. 1t is inexpen-
land beats anything else all TO
Is.
10 or three teaspoonfuls is all that
hurried. Simply moisten the hair
water and rub it in. 1t makes an
|lance of rich, creamy lather,
b cleanses thoroughly, and rinses
|as:ly. The hair dries quickly and
", and is soft. fresh looking,
(. fluffy, wavy and easy to man.
Besides. it loosens and takes out
particle of dust. dirt and dan
! You can get Mulsified cocoanut
|ampoo at any drug store, and a
ounces will last for months.
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action and speech OF the presented
matter is complemented and enforced
by the background Of exterior that is
framed by the window of the upper
room, where the scene OF the drama is
held. The authors treatment of the
theme by symbolic and representative
method is a remarkable achievement in
dramatic art: and the choral and
scenic circumstance, with historically
faithful costuming. confirm the spirit
ual and aesthetic effect.
The cast follows:
The Doctor ....... Dorothy Beckman
Achaz 1.-THE landlord OF the upper
ROOM .......... Grace Thompson
Samuel This servant) ...........
...............M Mary Jane Rowley
Joseph Of Arimathca ......
............... Evelyn Higgins
Peter. -. .Consuelo f.. Mauermann
John .......... Fannye To Kopecky
Juuds ............... vera rover
Ionginus .......... Louise Schiffers
Mary ....... Helen Carroll Cornish
Mary Magda!enc. Octavia de Hymel
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in few years Uncle Sam might send
them back to San Antonio. Mrs.
Trinder. in few well chosen words
expressed her pleasure. in having
been a member of the Chaminade and
her appreciation of the many
courtesies shown her. Corsage bou-
quets of sweet peas in pastel shades,
were presented the honor guest, Mrs.
Trinder. and to Mrs. Hertzberg, who
is honorary life president of the club.
Attractive hand painted place cards,
marked plates for the following: Mrs.
Trinder. Mrs. Hertzberg, Mrs. Thorn
as G. Leighton, Mrs. David Griffin,
Mrs. G. =. Gill, Mrs. A. NJ. McNally,
Mrs. l.. H. Price, Mrs. John b. Al
bright. Mrs. o. Il. Tucker, Mrs. Rich
ard Vanderstratten, Mrs. s. ID. Barr,
Mrs. II. Il. Burns, Mrs. Stanley Win
tiers, Mrs. Houston Brown. Mrs. c.
G. Bonner, Mrs. Richard Craig, Mrs.
J.. Il. Gcrow. Mrs. c. Crosby, Mrs.
Newton Bassett, Mrs. l.. NJ. Weav-
er, Mrs. X. A. Newman, Mrs. f. +.
Hathaway. Mrs. J. NJ. Newton and
Mrs. McClosky and Misses Martha
Czerkus, Fannie Milgrom, Janice
Brown and Lucille Nunnlcy.
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Mrs. J.. ]. Hart has recently re-
turned home from Mexico after a
delightful visit. Mrs. Hart was with
party of friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Flato of Monterey joined the
party on their tour.
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Mrs. John Ross Whisenant of
Tampico recently arrived in San An
tonic 10 be the guest of her mother,
Mrs. e. A. Zilker. She was accom-
panied by Mrs Hudson who is guest
at the ST. Anthony.
~ ~ ~
Miss Katherine Hart. who is taking
post graduate course at Ogontz
spent the spring vacation at the sum-
mer home of Miss Katherine Sea-
mond on the lake near Bridgeport.
Conn. Tom Hart, q student of
Princeton. spent the week end as the
guest of Miss Seamond. The guests
in Miss Seamond's house party include
the graduating class of Ogontz last
June.
The following invitations have been
received: Mr.. and Mrs. James Dav-
idson announce the marriage of their
daughter. Prize Davidson TO Lewis
Adams Maverick on Saturday, March
twenty ninth, nineteen hundred and
twenty-four, San Rafael. Cal. The
enclosed card stated: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Adams Maverick will be at
home after May first, 4441 Burns
avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
- ~ ~
Mrs. Cyril Erwin, who has been
spending several years in Port Ar
thur has returned TO San Antonio
and is now located in her home on
East Euclid. She has as her guest, |
Mrs. Braden of Waxahachie.
~ ~ ~
Miss Harriet Sprague, a student OF |
the University of Texas, spent the
last week end as the guest of Miss |
Bessie Bell Mari.
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Community House OF the National
Catholic Community Service.
The drama was staged at the college
during Lent last year, and because of
its favorable reception by successive
audiences, was adopted as an annual
Institution for an Easter week COM
memoration by the students.
In matter and purpose it is similar
to the Passion Play of Oberammergau,
but it is in other aspects more nearly
like the medieval mystery or miracle
play, from which the native English
drama developed and became secular.
lied. 1t derives not little of its
effectiveness from pantomimic atti-
tude and gesture, though there is an
adequacy of dialogue and Immediately
related action. The theme is the Last
Supper. the betrayal, trial. suffering.
and death of Christ. While He does
not appear in the action. his followers
seport the incidents. ard their part in
them, that have occurred during the
time from the assembling for the sup
per to His death on the cross. The
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
LUMBERMEN TO MEET
Elaborate Entertainment Planned for
Texas Convention.

FL Paso. Tex. April dances,
stag dinner and bull fight in Juarez,
golf and military maneuvers at Fort
Bliss, will form part of the enter
tainment features of the thirty-eighth
annual convention. Texas Lumber
mems Association. scheduled to begin
here tomorrow and continue three
days.
Delegates are arriving today for the
convention. the business sessions OF
which will include an array Of adj
dresses and discussions by men high
in. the ranks of the lumber industry.
Arizona and New Mexico lumber
men and their families have been in
vited to attend the Texas meeting.
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Veronica. Helen Frances Keouch
4 chorus of voices. Il. W. {. CLoir
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Society

linger. She will leave soon for a
visit to California.
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The Workers Conference and Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the San Antonio
Baptist Association will meet in
Calvary Baptist church at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged. The address
of Mrs. Hans Busch of Houston will
be especially featured.
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The Married Ladies Sodality of st.
Mary's Catholic church will give a
card party at . go Tuesday after
noon, May 20. at the Gunter Hotel.
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The monthly card and bunco party
of st. Elizabeths society will be
at st. Joseph's Hall. Prizes will be
invited
The Sorosis Club will meet at 3 80
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. G. Ny.
Keeling. S37 Denver Boulevard. The
program will be "Current Events"
with Mrs. Keeling & s as . leader
The Pierian Study Club will meet
with Mrs. J. l.. Pridgen at 2:3O
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. o. Lof-
tin will lead the discussion.
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The regular business meeting of
the San Antonio Social Welfare Blu
reau will be held at . o'clock in
room POI of the city hall on Tues
day.
The Ruth Johnson Sewing Circle
Will meet at 80 Tuesday. 703 East
Euclid avenue.
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The San Antonio Teachers Coun-
ell will meet Tuesday afternoon at
4 10 at the Y. w. c. A.
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The San Antonio Pen Women will
postpone their regular meeting from
Tuesday to Thursday because of con-
flicting dates of one of the speakers
on the program. The meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. J. X. Black
stone, 22j wilkins avenue.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the Retail
Druggists Association will meet at }
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the
Gunter Hotel.
The Alamo Mission Chapter,
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
will hold its regular meeting at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the
Alamo.
The Art Study Glass will meet with
Mrs. +. Il. Coppock, $50 Terrell road
at 10 80 Tuesday morning.
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The Girls Friendly Society of st.
Marks church will meet at the par
ish house at o'clock Tuesday even
ing.
The annual meeting of the Catholic
Women's Association will be held Mt
the association building. 115 Nacog-
dochcs street at 8 o'clock Tuesday
evening. There will be an election
of directors for. the coming year. and
reports of the various officers will be
given on the last years work. Re
ports will also be given on the men,
bership campaign which is now in
progress. A full attendance is urged.
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Mrs. Harry Hyman has recently
returned to San Antonio after spend
ing the winter on her ranch near
Colorado City. Mrs. Hyman is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Lee
Dalton.
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The health habit and what it takes
to make good citizens. was the sub
ject of the program at the meeting of
the Parept-Teachers' Association of
the Briscoe School held Friday after
noon. 1t was beautiful program
given by the pupils Of the second. third
and fourth grades. and was under the
supervision of Harold Haley.
Miss Flora Mcneil suggested that
arrangements be made to have the
four seasons represented by members
of the club at the garden party to be
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Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruff

Girls-if you want plenty of
thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair,
do by all means get rid of dandruff,
for it viii! starve your hair and
ruin it if you don't.
1t doesn't do much good to try TO
comb or wash it out. The only
sure way to get rid of dandruff is
to dissolve it; then you destroy it
entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon;
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most, if not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and two
or three more applications will conf
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of it.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop,
and your hair will look and feel a
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Nav Ruy Railway.

st. Paul, MIMI, BprII 1.-Ihe fIII-
nois Central railroad is reported here
to be considering the purchase of the
Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad,
now in the hands of receiver. The
road is valued at S60.O00.000. Its
1897 miles of track would give the
Illinois Central railway entry to the
Northwest by line into the Twin
Cities instead of through connections
in Southern Minnesota.
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1.-THE UPPER ROOM"
TO BE GIVEN BY
INCARNATE WORD
Present Drama at Palace
for Benefit of Com
munity House.

The late Monsignor r. II. Benson's
drama, "The Upper Room" will be
presented by the students of Incarnate
Word College, at the Palace Theater.
at 10 o'clock, Tuesday morning, April
Is. 1t will be staged under the aus
pieces Of the Diocesan Council of Cath.
Ollie Women, for the benefit Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-13
Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA - Arrived, sept is.-Str Tui-
ton Dom u. g.. az a. m: str SAn:a
Ines rom san Francisco. At n. m. sept.
H.. Hir President Jefferson from seattle.
At p. "a. ctr Yosemite from San Fran
cisco. 40 : y. NJ. Sailed. Sept ii.-s;r
Yosemite FIR Seattle. At p. M. str Ma
nilh Mars for Vancouver. ~ noon. str
Grauco for =. G.. AZ 2 y, IN.
PORT TOW NsESp--PsEsed out. sent.
ii.-sr ~ ssFundo At 1850 p. m: str
Riei for Portland, At 5Gse .. m. Passed
in sept ia.--slr Wlilpoio for Tacoma, a,
sac a. M, ctr Ruth Alexander for Seat
tic. az $40 = m.
VICTORIA Arrived sept. if.-str
city OF Vancouver from Vancouver, al Z
a M. str Ruth Alexander from San
Diego. At $40 a. M Sailed. Sept. ia
Ctr Ruth Alexander for Seattle. at a.
m Sept ii.-5tr Empress Of Australia
Tor orient Al p. M. Passed for Van
couvcr, Sept is.--Str El Cedro. AT csc
a. m. sept ii.-str Montebeiio. al :
D. m. Arrived. Sept. ii.--sir FL Grille
from Vancouver for dry dock. at 10 y, N.
ARERDEEEN-sa Sailed. sept ii-str
oridono Maru for Shanghai. at p. nj.
SIR Cascade for Los Angeles, at p. m.
ntr Daisy Freeman for San Francisco. at
II A. M. str James n. Duke for New
York at IL a. m. Arrived. Sept. IL
Str Atlas from San Francisco. AZ p. IN.
AsToRfA~-A Arrived. sept ii.--str
Mount carroll from Seattle, at D m.
Sailed. sept il.--str Baltimore Maru for
Valparaiso. 81 midnight: str Kentueiien
for Boston. al y. M
YANCoUvER-Arriv Sept. ii.-str
Canadian Rover from Los Angeles, at 10
y M. str Monticello from Los Angeles
nj II .. m. Sailed. Sept, is.-str HakA-
IN Maru for Orient. at Z n. M; str Ca
madam Sitirmlsher for Ayoumouth. at G
a. m, Sept ii.-str Martha Hemsoth
for Everett. at .. m; str Ei Grilio for
Victoria, at y. m: str Empress OF Aus
tralla for Honskong. AZ noon.
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4 distinguished citizen. honored
politically and professionally, DR.. r..
". Pierce. whose picture appears
above. made a success few have
oqualed. His pure herbal remedies.
which have stood the test for fifty
years, are still among tho best sell
ers" Or. Plerce's Golden Medical
Discovery is blood medicine and
stomach Alternative. II clears the
skin. beauties II. increases the
blood supply and the circulation.
and pimplcs and eruptlons vanish
quickly. Beauty Is but skin deep.
and good blood IL beneath both. For
your blood 10 be good your stomach
must be In condition. your liver nc.
tive. This Discovery OF Doctor
picrcc's puts you In fine condition.
with all tho organs active. Ask
your nearest druggist for Doctor
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery,
in tablet or liquid form. or send 10
cents for trial package OF tablets TO
Or. Pierco's Invallds' Hotel. in Buf
falo. N. advertisement
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ADVENTURES
oFTHE TWINS

&,OliXe Roberks BertonI

suits for them and send them in
about week"
IAN right" said Mrs. Frog. call.
ing TO her pollywog children who
were swimming near the front door.
Come. boys. and hold still while
this gentleman measures you for
your new school suits" abe said
IAN right. nanny" they an.
swered. Here we are. Wen hold
as still as ever we can
Nick stepped into the water and
measured them all. and then he said
goodbye and went back TO the little
store where Nancy and Mister snip
Snap were finishing some clothes
for the Muskrat family.
Here you are" said Nick. But
instead Of making places for tails,
Mister Snip Snap. he sure to make
places for four legs. because the
pollywogs are so big they'll be frogs
in less than week. Mrs. Frog
didn't say 80. but ! know"
"All right" said Mister snip Snap.
Y will"
",And make them out Of rubber
instead OF cloth" said Nick. For
frogs won't stay out Of water, and
cloth viii shrink"
Say. Nlcklo", said tho fairyman.
You're getting as smart az crow.
I believe you'll learn this business
yeti
which pleased Nick, you may be
sure.
TO BE Continued
scopyrlzbt 1929. y. ". A. Service. Inc
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Arrivals and Departures

ArTtted sept ia-htr haEinhw from
san frsncisoo. a. iilit =. M str
Curacao from Alasha - tiit q. MI str
broohdaie from Los Angeles via san
Franchise. a. 1850 q, M. or Wnlpol0
from Tacoma via ports. - 1850 a Hi- T.
ttr a. ., Hanna from Los Angeles via
san FrAnciaco. ~ 2 a. "a Str John q.
iufkpatriek from I.os Angeles VIA han
Francisco. az t.ls a. ga. str stuart Dol
laf from Portland. Haine via ports. ~
ilg9 q M Bspt. i1.-sE Fioridian from
Tacoma. a. midnight. stf H0Wlek Hall
from Hsitlm0rs via ports. az 2 y m, Htr
PRECEDENT Jefferson from Tacoma, ~ $50
D. 49,. ctr Hanta insr from Ban FRAN.
cisco via Tacoma, al 5 p. NJ
sailed sept. i3.-ftr HoNick Hall for
New York via portr. ~ ! a M. str Aisf-
ha for Alaska, at q. On, Sept, Ia
HF EidridEs for Roche HHrbof, A. $50
b. m.s utr Horace Lurksuhach for Ia
coma. AZ s.25 ,. "a sir Ruth Alexander
fof Tacoma. a. $40 p nj rr II. W.
Barter for Loo Angeles Via ports. a. 4
3. M, str STANDARD Service for Aihsifn.
a. 2. m. sir Crofon Hall FOR LIVER
pool Via ports. a. p. M: stf Yosemite
Tor IAN Fraueifc0 via Pom Gamble. At
Z .. M. ctr Latopche fgT Tacoma, AZ
noon