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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
--~--.- The Tscoms Times Editorial and Feature Page
. Our Opinion s---

a year and half before We really began
trying 10 create war economy.
Great Britain still is trying to curb
initiation by guerilla methods. striking here
and there and getting nowhere. just as
we are. So long as Canada did likewise her
price level rose gradually but persistently-
just as ours is doing.
Then. as Fred S. Ferguson has told in
his on-the-spot articles, the Dominion de-
creed that after Dec. 1 no price and no
wage should be higher than that for the
base period from Sept. Is to Oct. IL.
In November, the last uncontrolled
month, the pre-war dollar was worth slight
~ under 81 cents. In December the dollar
was worth full 81 cents and in January
slightly more.
Price initiation had been stopped dead
in its tracks, and even set back a few
inches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
He Knows or Finds
The Answers

popped corn, crushing and shak-
ing IL down well. her cookies
will 60 with very little crush
ing and the popcorn makes fine
packing.
MRS. SIMPSON.
Our thanks to you for a good
suggestion.
Mr.. Fixit: Is II possible for
a mother of two small children
whose divorced husband IL In
the army (drafted) to get gov
eminent help for he care of
the children? The husband was
contributing $40 a month until
he was drafted. The mother Is
working as an apprentice but Is
earning only SO a week which
isn't enough TO pay for care of
the children and her room rent.
IL she can get help from the
HAUNT pay anu fiouh INC XIV
eminent, 10 whom shall she
apply:
MRS. X. :. A.
The only allotment she could
receive now would be a yolun-
tsry one. She could write to
his commanding officer. IL xhe
knows the mans outfit, and ask
him TO use persuasion. She also
could call on the local Red
Gross. 1t will be glad to write
10 its field director at the hus-
bands army post. He then can
talk to the man or to his COM
mander. There is a bill pending
in congress TO make sllotments
compulsory. but 1t is Of no as
sistance yet.
Mr.. Fixit: Can any of your
readers offer MS a suggestion
on our problem: A young girl
IL faced with need of working
30 support herself and n nine
months-old baby. She has the
work. but IL not able TO care for
the baby herself. Would Il be
reasonable TO look for n home
(priyate preferred) that would
care for the child during the
day for her. or that would keep
him all the time. for not too
high a price, She Is a hit lame
and cannot lift and battle him
every day.
A READER.
The Tacoma Day Nursery
takes care Of children for work
ing mothers. II you are more
interested in a privst. home.
we'd suggest you call on the
Family Welfare society. in the
Provident building. for advice
and assistance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
MONDAY. APRIL ~

Adverse planetary aspects rule
strongly today. 1t is not an
suspicious date for launching
business projects. Persons in au-
thority may find obstacles in
their way.
Heart and Home: Although Ill
omens are discerned for the
world today women are well di-
rected. They should make the
most OF whatever opportunities
come to them this week. There
may be many deeds of kindness
needed for there are portents OF
grave significance which may
presage unexpected perils and
spread fear.
Business Affairs: Merchants
may find new problems in this
week which promises 10 be event
full. Much uncertainty regard
ing future commercial develop
ments may retard enterprise
even in large cities. More vigor
will be manifested in industry
but labor unrest may be serious
In its effects.
Persons whose birthdste ii il
have the sugury of a year Of
more than average good fortune.
Wise use Of income will be main
tanned despite temptations TO be
extravagant.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be optimistic and
hsppy-go-lucky. but talented and
able to use their talents profit
ably.
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. HOROSCOPE oMr. Fixit

Mr.. Fixit: Who WAS appoint
I'd chief justice Of the 4. S. In
place of Charles Hughes:
Harlan Fiske Stone is the new
chief justice, appointed June IL.
1871.
Mr.. Fixit: i have one share
of stock and 1 would like to
sell II. 1t is listed in New York
curb stocks. Where would I or
could 1 find a market for it?
X. X.
You will find stock brokers in
the city directory. They can
advise you.
Mr.. Fixit: A soldier living In
this city wants to know II he
or his family would be rationed
for sugar. MRS. X.
His life outside military du-
ties would not be any different
from a civilians in matters of
food or rent. If he lives off the
post. he can expect to be rs-
toned.
Mr.. Fixit: I saw a few DAYS
ago In your column letter
from an army mother asking
how TO send cookies To her sol
diers. II she will pack them In
tin cans (such as three-pound
shortening eans), stand cookies
on end and fill in with unsalted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
eTEST QUESTIONS

Can you answer seven of these
test questions Turn to page 10.
for the answers.
1. What possession has Great
Britain on the continent of South
America?
2. What large river flows
through Burma and empties into
the Bay Of Bengal?
3. Name the capital of Peru.
4. What famous painting was
stolen from the Louvre in 1911?
5. What is the correct title OF
the song which is popularity
known as My Mama Done Toll
Me-?
8. Since 1860 Germany has
begun five wars; Danish, Austro-
Prussian. First and Second
World Wars: name the fifth.
7. What federal office was
held by Daniel ID. Tompkins.
Hannibal Hamlin and Levi p.
Morton?
s. Which OF the Great Lakes
lies wholly within the United
States
.. Which NEUROLOGICAL figure
In represented as bearing the
earth on his shoulders
10. Who plays the radio role
Of "Dr. Christian ,"
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pioneer. Nature always takes
the path of least resistance.
Look at our tideflats. A large
part Of San Francisco WAS built
on the flats and pioneers there
still speak of the time when the
tides came up to Montgomery
street.
Others. like myself" con-
tinued Lucas. said the manifest
destiny OF Tacoma was south
ward. But for the Puyallup
reservation this city would have
been built on the flat like Liver
pool They still find remains
Of old ships In the wholesale
district over there"
Now Fort Lewis. McChord
Field and thousands OF new
homes. point TO the greater city
taking form TO the southwark.
jefferson Square has under
gone a decided change. prepar-
ing for the great civic center
when the city hall and the
courthouse viii unite in holy
matrimony At the corner Of
South 18th and Broadway. the
natural center OF the greater
city which shall he the future
metropolis Of all western Amer
Tea.
And remember" said the
secretary, that Tse o m
possesses the finest hsrbor in
the world. which will be a potent
factor in the formation and
growth Of the greater city Of
the future"
There have been many changes
here since the first OF the year.
The block where We meet was
once the finest on the Pacific
II is now being reno
The days OF the sky
scrsper have passed. The ten
years panic starting In 1880
wrote its doom. Europe never
fell for this mOnstrOsity. Sane
Judgment prevailed in all the
great cities Of Europe. Lower
there prevent the con-
zestion Of traffic which makes
pig cities in this country q
hing n he dreaded. New York
started pulling the BIZ buildings
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SUNDAY. APRIL 26

Benefic aspects rule today
which should be most fortunate
for the clergy. Good news should
come from battlefronts.
Heart and Home: This Is an
suspicious CONFORMATION for do
mestic harmony and unity Of
thought regarding religion or
philosophy. The seers declare
that through the worlds sgonies
human hearts are TO be purified.
The veil between mortality and
immortality Will be so slight that
many will live much on the plane
OF the spirit.
National Issues: In the Far
East Pluto's influences is strong.
This masked planet so recent
" discovered has been termed
the star Of madness II Is 10
continue its msleflc influence
upon Japan which eventually Is
10 he almost hlotted out.
Persons whose nirthdste IL is
have the augury Of year Of
good fortune in which many
plans will he realized. Tempts-
ton TO spend too lsyishly should
be overcome.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be fortunate in their
chosen voostions. They should
be healthy and exceedingly ener-
getic.
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down. Most OF those that re-
main sre but monuments Of de-
parted millionsires They are
being sold daily At a fraction
Of their cost.
Mine host OF the Carlton
hotel has bought the FRYE
Market" A number OF build
ings on Commerce street have
been renovated. One stately
building on the corner OF South
18th street has changed hands.
LEE CROFT.
President.
J. ". JENSEN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27

captured points In Fezzan. Is
that in the East Indies, Burma,
Libya or Morocco
5. What do our sailors mean
by a "sea-going bell-hop"?
Answers on Page 10
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SO THEY SAY

Fascism contains basic prin-
ciples that are sbhorrent 10 the
Church.-Csrleton J. n. Hayes.
new L. s. ambassador 10 Spain
and prominent Catholic lsyman.
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CLEANUP NEEDED

CLEANUP NEEDkD
Editor The Times: / know that
you are deeply concerned over
the moral situation in our city.
and realize that strong and i'm
mediate action Is called for II
We expect any improvement.
Therefore. as citizen. I
wish TO express my feeling In
this matter.
Why win the authorities not
enforce the May act once and
for ALL Where Is the value In
our police bringing in public
prostitutes and bootleggers, only
to have the court lecture them.
fine them IS to $50, and set
them free TO peddle liquor and
spread veneresl disease, which
is such q menace to our armed
forces. This is not merely a
health matter. II is also one of
morals and morale.
A I served three years in
the last war with the Canadians,
I know all sides and reactions
TO this situation. Every soldier
who contracted veneresl disease
never went UP TO the front line
again. He became a semi
invalid in the back areas. The
disease prevents all active and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
. WAR QUIZ

1. These crossed pistols may
remind you OF old dueling days.
but they are merely insignia OF
some hard-boiled individuals in
The Avrsu na
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v o u X n o W
them d.?
. r = e
French forces
rec e n thy at
tse Ike q a n q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27

The thousands Of feet Of lunn-
Der destroyed in q Michigan fire
would have made enough match
80 10 keep q pipe lii.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27

bat. we want TO SOW plenty Of il
among the laps and Germans. n
We expect to keep what little hap
pineSs and Independence there is
left.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
" N Gle Eff

With spring
here. birds nest
ing, the old hens
elueking, seeds
going into the
gr o u n d and
buds swelling,
all the W orId
except its hui
man inhabitants
Is given over 10
providing new
life. Only we
h u m q n s are
sowing death.
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is CHAIN

~ CHAIN
Corporal Thomas present bat
talon area faces Avenue Is at
Camp Roberts. He is the 18th
man in his squad in the Camp
Roberts task force. He received
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a letter to Camp Roberts 10
verify the amazing run of thir-
teens, and Thomas was called
into the camp public relations
office to be consulted on the SUBJ
ject on Friday, March 13!
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= Your Opinions

To correspondents: Because ef
the lack Of space. letters for pubii-
cation must not exceed 200 words.
This rule viii be strictly enforced
the editor the public Interest win
be served ~ q longer letter.
Letters exceeding the limit may
be rejected entirely or excerpts may
be used when In the Judgment Of
the editor If NAV be done without
impairinG the meaning.
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srduous work for years. So the
soldier once infected IL crippled
for the duration Of the war.
Most certainly II direct action
was ever needed in Tacoma. that
time In now. Public opinion
seems to be what is needed to
force the responsible authorities
to carry out their duties. I
know that you are also in this
fight.
The army and navy mean
business, so Tacoma had better
wake up.
CHARLES A. PALMER.
Health and Physical Education.
Stadium High.
621 No. 18th st.
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his first letter from home Is
days after leaving for the army.
He arrived in camp with s13 in
his pocket, for Is weeks of basic
training. To top II all off
STRANGE AS 1T SEEMS wrote
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
WATCH TACOMA GROW

WATCH TACOMA GROW
Editor. The Times: Which
way viii Tacoma grow? was a
burning question forty years ago.
Some professed TO think that the
City OF Destiny" would reach
the stars by climbing the hills.
Ninth and Eleventh were both
tried. Then the higher levels
were tried and Tacoma avenue
was our first permanently paved
thoroughfare So years ago. But
II proved an illusion. the time
was not ripe. Then st. Helens
avenue was suggested TO the
merriment OF the members Of
the club.
With the above remarks, the
president opened the monthly
meeting of the club, April Is.
These pioneers might have
saved themselves lots of trou-
BILE. said VIM. Lucas. a former
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Billy Messages Weds

When Billy Messages and his
brother. Gustav. first hit New
York after the beginning of the
world war they created no end
OF excitement among the fair sex.
For highly colored stories Of
the worldly possessions of the
Dutch brothers soon filtered
through cafe society.
Outwardly they gave every
evidence of being in the chips.
their shining motor cars. lavish
dinners and respondent raiment
all reeking Of do-re-mi.
Socially. however, they haven't
penetrated far beyond the night
club belt on Manhattan Isle. And
real New York society found
little of interest in news of Billy
Miesegaes' marriage last Satur-
day to the fair and petite Mary
Blackwood. who. understand.
has been doing professional pos
ing. under the Conover aegis.
since her arrival in Gotham from
New Orleans.
After their marriage Billy and
Mary gave reception at the
Hotel Pierre at which many cafe
society faces were 10 be noted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Jean Johnston
To Be Wed
tomorrow
BY ANN NJ. STARK

JEAN LOIS JOHNSTON,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Johnston of SALISBURY road.
will become the bride of Edgar
Bruce Gibson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Gibson of Rosemont
drive, tomorrow.
The wedding will take place
in the Bushnell Congregational
Church at 7:30 p. m. The Rev.
Roger Eddy Treat will officiate.
Jane McGrew will be maid of
honor and Dorothy Kalis and
Marjory Ann CHM bridesmaids.
Edward Dunn will be the
bridegroom's best man, and
Bruce Hartwick, Lawton Ham
NETT, Donald Robinson and
Arthur Robinson will seat the
guests.
The rehearsal dinner will be
held in Jane McGrew's home in
Warwick road and the wedding
reception at Botsford Inn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Queen a Song PIueaer

What wouldn't the denizens
Of Tin Pan Alley give 10 have
such a distinguished song plug
ger AS her majesty, Queen Mary
of England
And composers OF popular dit
ties everywhere will turn green
with envy when / report that
such an honor has fallen to aris-
tocratic Mrs. Lawrence Town.
send, grand dame of Washing
ton society and a leader in the
musical life of the nations capt.
tai.
Mrs. Townsend. now sojourn-
Ing on the west coast of Florida,
recently composed patriotic
marching song, The Spirit Of
Liberty" with stirring words by
her daughter. Yvonne.
II is a war song that has been
sung with great success by Lily
Pons and other renowned vocal
lists. And the proceeds from the
sale Of the song are being do
mated by Mrs. Townsend TO war
funds.
II just so happens that Mrs.
Townsend has long been one Of
the few Americans on intimate
social tiers with the mother of
Great Britain's present king.
It's a friendship that dates
from the days when Queen Mary
was a princess and she and Mrs.
Townsend were learning the
three RS at the same European
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Nancy Has Four Boys

The present Lord Aston, elder
son Of Waldorf Astor. and his
wife, the dynamic Nancy who
enlivens many sessions of the
English parliament. are parents
of four sons, William Waldorf
Aston. Francis David Langhorne
Aston, Michael Langhorne Aston
and John Jacob Aston.
Then there is the John Jacob
Aston who is the brother of Lord
Aston and who married a daugh-
ter Of the Earl of Mimic.
He fathered three sons, Gavin
Astor, Hugh Waldorf Aston and
John Aston.
All of which means that the
Aston name is certain Of perpet-
uation on the other side Of the
Atlantie-epen If it dies Oft
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
U. S. As+ors.
Belmon+s
Dying Out
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, April 3.-Not so
long ago I wrote paragraph
dealing with the lack OF male
heirs in the Vanderbilt family
and predicted that this cele-
brated name would disappear
from the society columns so
years hence unless some Wander
bilt heirs were produced. pronto.
The same situation holds in
the American Aston family and
also in that of the Belmonts.
Six-year-old William Aston,
only son of John Jacob Aston,
is the hope of the American
AStors. For Vincent Aston is
chifdfeSs, and there are no other
male Astors in the American
branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Society Folk
Fitting Here
And There
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

WELL. THERE seems to be
good deal of fitting:
Mr., and Mrs. Carleton s. Smith
of Edgemont park, for example,
have been sighted at the Wal
dorf- Astoria in New York City
in the process of taking in plays
and visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hill
Wilcox of Whittier boulevard
have just whizzed back from
that two months stay in Arizona
TO keep an important date Sat-
urday--
Mrs. a. Griswold Herrcshoff
Of Lincoln road is also among
the bright lights in Manhattan
And Mrs. Benjamin c. Addison
has about concluded her Florida
jaunt TO be local for Easter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Paul Oren Jr. in Town

HAVE YOU seen Paul Oren
Jr.. since he's back in these
parts. on that spring re-
cess from Yale? -.
Been visiting with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Oren Of the Wardcll
And also has been out
IN Ann Arbor seeing his
pal Bill Klingbeil at
the Beta house ...
From New York City,.
comes news thatll interest
many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ. Shell
don are now the parents
&C.. Of a young man who
arrived March 2l...
He's to be called Carol Ok
toby Sheldon
His charmed mother 60. is
the one-time Dorothy Oxtoby
49,. remember -.
Mrs Stanley G, Wilson -.
announces the marriage =.
March IS OF her daughter
---PRiieHa and Robert r.
Ferguson
The Fergusons are re-
siding al the Parkhurst. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Keep Up Correspondence

For years Natalie Townsend
and Queen Mary have kept up
a correspondence, and whenever
Mrs. Townsend is in London she
is always a guest of hernia jesty.
After the publication of The
Spirit Of Liberty" Mrs. Town
send sent a copy TO Queen Mary,
who quickly and graciously in
formed Mrs. Townsend she would
like at least a dozen additional
copies so she could send them
10 the British regimental bands
with the suggestion that they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
One Belmont Son

At the moment the Belmonts
pin their hopes on the small son
of the young August Belmonts
tshe was a Boston SaltonstalD
who live out in Gladstone. N. j.,
and are little heard Of, socially.
Like the Vanderbilts, the Bel
mont clan is overburdened with
females of the species.
With the English Astors. tits
different; there are numerous
male heirs TO the title which old
Waldorf Aston Sr. bought"
and to the millions he left be-
hind when called to meet his
Maker in October, 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
ing rhythmically about in native

ing rhythmically about in native
costume.
Leaves us kinda breathlesS.
Mrs. Frank O'Brien recently
arrived in New York after a stay
in Miami Beach to be joined
by Mr.. O.
During their weeks stay in
Gotham, they took in several of
the current theatrical attrac-
tons, entertained cronies and
will be taking in the special
Easter concert at the Waldorf
Astoria come Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
HazIett-G Gordon

COME SATURDAY. Gwendo-
lyn Gordon, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd w. Gordon of Auburn
avenue. will speak her vows 10
John II. Hazlett. son of Mrs.
Mary Hazlett of Northlawn
avenue.
The ceremony will take place
In the Westlawn Methodist
Church.
MariAnn Gordon, sister of the
bride-elect. will be maid Of honor
and Eleanor Whyte bridesmaid.
John RookuS will attend the
bridegroom, and John Kingseep
and William Morrison will usher.
The rehearsal dinner was held
Thursday evening and spinster
dinner this evening in the Cor
don family residence, with Mari
Ann as hostess.
The reception will be held in
the Abingdon Hotel.
NATHANIEL REESE and
daughter, Dorothy, of California
avenue recently returned from a
siX-week stay in Miami Beach.
MR.. AND MRS. PAUL LEE
and son. William Paul, will ar
rive from Columbus. o.. shortly
10 spend the Easter holidays.
with William Marquardt of
DreXel avenue and daughter.
PHYLLIS -----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
; Red Cross Classes
Added al j. Of D.

Three new Rcd Cross training
courses for students Of the Uni
verSity Of Detroit were announced
today by Stanley G Hayes, chair
man Of the civilian defense COM
mittee.
Two courses for goods will start
next week and VIII be taught by
Kay Mclaughlin. arts senior, an
Eleanor Duffy Of the Detroit de-
partment OF health. A third course
for men students Will start
April -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Dorothy Tony Feted

DOROTHY TOMY'S calen-
dar. e. is pretty crammed
these days what with her
wedding TO Max Settling Jr.
..of New York City. as
near at hand =. as April IL.
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Underwood of
Rivard boulevard gave a
tea. for the betrothed
maiden. -.
Next Tuesday e. Mrs. Owen
Uridge e. will be hostess at
a luncheon-.-and personal
shower. at the Detroit
Athletic Club.
Thursday evening .. Mrs.
Harris Machus .. who's TO be
Dorothy's matron-of-h onor
will entertain with the
spinster dinner. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Man
del will give a buffet sup
per next Friday for mem
bers of the bridal party. 49,.
and the out-of-town guests
at their home in Rivard
boulevard ...
And on the day of the we'd
ding .. the Leo j. Fitzpat-
ricks of Cloverly road o..
will be hosts AT a gala lunch
con party. in their lovely
home. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Boat Clubbers Raise Din

. Over al the Detroit Boat Club,
they're making big plans for
that s a tn I'd y-before-E Easter
dance.
Just a few Of those who'll he
entertaining that evening include
Mr. and Mrs. George Cassidy,
Mrs. Henry Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dorm and the Herbert
+. PoehleS.
April s is the date Of the next
meeting of Junior Christ Child
Society
1tll take shape at the Moran
road home Of Mrs. William r.
Connolly Jr. and will be followed
by tea, no less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Attended Sacred Heart Convent

And speaking of nuptial-
1--WE must call your atten-
ton to some data appear
ing in these pages. Wednes-
day. at which time. :. we
were a little previous. :. in
labelling pretty Irene Marie
O'Connor Mrs. c. l.. r.
Pearman. She won't change
her name. until this Satur-
day. :. we understand. -.