The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1920, Page 8

THE SEATTLE PAGE 8 By REBECCA STEVENSON Office Phone, Malm 600, Dear Miss Grey: Will you permit | eri thru. another's remarkable | evid ' t before them, ian A wT f “ay 22 , » Kos 4 boy of 20 to may a few words in| mu ‘ on that anys Bachelors Ball |For Miss Isabel Martin | Mr, and Mra, Frederick Pischer | — el Me ing with the Egan regard to the recent sensational mur j ¥ou RS FOR BETTER YOU rH whe ‘sommes sures jn cold me ial " ny ¢ ‘omplimenting + Isabel Mar-jand Miss Marie Fischer, who are avers Tuesday eve r der case? « toe unbalanced, But whys Cotillions! There are ma ¢| Complim ng M 1 Marj and players esday evening Witzel, L. A » mar M ( Do you think “ t y , Bons Bhar tin, Mrs. Falcon Joslin was hostess |travaling in the Orient, were in Syd ~ . * People seem to be divided ax to! T ian Gre 90 you th he oftsprin coll ee oe yatt UUina, |atd luncheon at the Sunset club this|ney Inst. week. elas te what should be done with these boys |the permanent wave Injurioun 1 n. Liquor, tabeocg ion and friendly, informal ev e- o ey h com e ne [one's h M air in very straight pulsory mo 4 j Shere the extra man tapa the danc- | afternoon, New Zealand | bet urning to | now that they have committed the one’s hair? My hair te very an Children aan eae hg man on the shoulder immediately | a a sine enterta eq | Sonttle tn Aprils | | Srpatest of oriense, but no one aesmna lend I look so much bettas Wee no has reached the ballroo ra. St ompkir rtalr any wa . Higa aS ona Mek mel position A for an/informaily at tea at her home this! Mr, Chapin Hunt came over from others from following in their tracks. | methods of curling my hair bu : ir foxtrot. with. the desired) afternoon in honor of Miss Isabel] the Moran school to spend the week nett fortunate enough now to muccesstully. | Pleane advine me ux lat a best gir), ‘Thus the appearance of a co-| Martin ew end with his unele and aunt, Mr. and | have @ home, but this haa not always |am anxioun to fix, oe ora tae Tillion at the Bachelors’ Ball at = a irs. George 7, Myers means to “rough ‘Having come i am not rimir criminalatobe: Mat Christensen’s ! ght directly after Mrs. Stimson Honoree iad A ceaeth Meadadell. Ak Waiiiak Teak Sk the Gora * Grae? the aorun of the prev ferent things “oosure tha newith Mrs ytiaroud Stimson a8] ver, who has been viniting Mra. C W easy It tn for a young fe to| or is to ise ba aaa Junior dances their individual pl Deeeanlt crarn hacks of & Gaanae parte ln Whitelaw, returned to her home taba oe Ra ae Mn nd if (he has nt Some a wome os be expected, when they ie ; ‘Ther re five favor dances in the | fe tne Sunset club last evening Log eee |make decisions for himself. | while others stoutly deny that it d d like cats and dog, otillion girls a popular proof of | eee Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ramsay, who And how are these to be developed) is in any way harmful. I sup id and cursed? Popular esteem, with the paper {| by ae. Oo a yTns |have been in the Kast for the past in a boy? Well, in the first place,| pose the result depends large ' At the crimes are ¢om vere, Japanceo parasols, hats and/f OP JT. QN@ MTS. two months, are expected home the jhe should have both a mother and a| upon the sort of hair one has | mitted, it is u 19 LO ablde by the other things well known to dancers: | Mo Nqught middie of February | father to help him, Sometimes young ‘nd the way she cares for it. The |(ecision of the jury, which - tit rowel hg “cat banat. In compliment to Mr. and Mre see | people age with the guidance of vertisvers of the permanent e made without preston, wi untin: joveliness the ' ~ | jonly on . yu ey we ork tively mat it ast night at the conventional hour|Jamea McNaught, of Hermiston,| Mrs, Vera Strange, in New York | [ety one parent, but thiy are work wave claim positively that FE. F . hite| Ore, Mr. and Mra. A. B. Stewart en-| at present, is a guest at the Hotel jing ws P" p ' peer: not injurious, Under these of 9:30. A high, latticed wall, white | Wellinetad | without a father’s help and guidance ox you will quite read and thickly overgrown with laurel, |tertained with a dinner for eight at ellington. Pa Guar die Wea ded Lcd « oe 7 Po Ry. h. : enclosed its beauty Rose-colored | the Suane oe Paureday: sae ae sot at thn abseil Solna te daddies wee x fae ily se hat 1 Om 50 A ney Bhades, rose-shaped, grew irregularly . 4 « Mra, Robert Boyle, who is spend. |deprived of. When there is only one! vaiener am I in a position to over the green, and leaning against ! be |ing the winter New York the Rainier ciub. . A full attendance of all members is |J. Erickson Gesired. |oneact plays and dancea Tuesday ees oe m Friday evening, February 13, alevening ‘at. the Class auditorium.| FUNERAL FOR MRS. masked ball and supper will be given. | First ave, West and Roy st lormnare OT TAT , fhe grand march will begin at 9| eee |SKINNER SUNDAY Funeral services for Mra. ( | @'clock. There will be prizes for the frost comical costume, the moat ele.| Angora Grotto to Noble Skinner, who died at th igh hospital at 1230 Friday morning t, and the most original, and for! (tine Dance Angora Grotto will give their next | Will be held from Bonney-Watson’s best character couple, Members dance Tuesday, February 10, in the | Sunday, at 5 o'clock. It is asked that pupils of the day class in a series of may invite two guests. Hostessen: | Mrs. Louis Edward Eyman and Mrs. te Guido A. Faris jauditorium at the Masonic temple. | flowers be omitted. "i ‘There will be no program Wednes-| Dancing at nine. | Mrs. Skinner was the wife of Geo ie day, February 18, but Wednesday Noble Skinner and the sister-in-law HA February 25, beginning at 2 o'cloc of D. E. Skinner te there will be a musicale with the fol | @he was city cha - of the Ne lowing artists: Miss Zhay Clark,| sonat tate : weet ; Mae harpist (with the Seattle Symphony land close’ » ath thé | ice | z a Louise Roch.) rs " and close allied with rf ercan en te Chasen i. Try _ Neighbors of Woodcraft club auxiliary of the Red Cross. She frer, solo, French horn (with the Se-| Palm Circle No. 66, Neighbors of | was a member of the ¢ Riding Atle Symphony orchestra); Mrs. | Woodcraft, installed officers for the | ciup and the Sunset club, and inter Zawrence Bogle. accompanist. Host-|Coming year Friday evening, Janu-| wea in the Children’s Orthopedic esses: Mrs. Willlam T. Patten and|@t¥ 23. The work was beautifully | Ooi Sirs. Joseph Curtis Tyler done. Presents and flowers were | ORpital. oad 7 Sra 8 |given outgoing and installed officers.| George Skinner, who went Bast on ‘4 A splendid old-fashioned clam chow-|a business trip a few weeks ago, is Dinner Before Dance der was served by Neighbors Louise | seriously ill in New oYrk city and Haneley, Hannah Gillett and Minnie | unable to returr Mr. — Mrs ogee 3 wygomged Steneke Two hundred pn mi bve rae} es will be hosts at a dinner for ten at! were present —~arn * their home this evening. The party rae BAKED APPLE will later attend the Charity ball Interesting Lecture °o the nicest ways to bake an the Seattle Day Nursery Associa Queen Anne Circle of Child Ce it aid vanes 1 Cas tion’s big dance at the Army and |servation league urges all members : “ ; k marshmallow. As the ay Navy Club. to attend a meeting at Congr Gun acieened tine Re ee nal church, Que Anne ave en maior ubbles Birthday Anniversary Dy ietarasrimecsaaiine In honor of her daughter Olive'’s protection by Mr.! B. WEINSTEIN, prot peventh birthday Mrs. H. F. Ostran n D. Fanislo, from the Fire | Mely 1315 Third ave der entertained several of the honor | Protection sociation Members | day for a wix wee t an guest's young friends at her home from all parts of the city are in-| York and other clothing nters. He this afternoon | vited. | plans to spend time with the desig ce | a Jers of women’s clothes in the F ‘ ‘ ane Commonwealth Clu! jand expects to return early For Miss Pauline Smith | commonwealth club meets at Good | Sarch Zo honor Miss Pauline Smith of | ats cafeteria Monday, evenlts. |——_—— - cently announced, Mrs, Paul Wilbur | the city. council will speak iar ere € Masters and Miss Alice Ives will ees a bridge party of four tables in | Miss Ives’ apartment at the Arcadia Thursday afternoon, | My Money’s Worth Gopher Club Former Minnesotans urged to To Give Dinner | naif an ounce of beeswax into a large | Chandixe and the treatment you may be used or it may fasten in . yt. cup and stand the cup in boiling wa-|i* of the best. Yee, and you can/ibly. The buttons are more cons Col, and Mrs. W. FB. Meister witt | “UP div, ‘ah. ieee the co " Ae? an he dinner hoxts at their home sun-|**", Adda saucerful of turpentine shee Pa _ 1 a eset Ee A ag a Maly @ay night. Covers will be placed | little shaved tile soap and a few | Paymen em is alo offered you, | finishing tou for Dr. and Mrs. Guy S. Peterkin, | 4top# of oll of citronella, Whip un-| Don't need all the money when you) Interest in ready-to-wear | Madame Myra Pless, Dr. Albert F.| til it beginw to get stiff, A little of |buy. Cherry's Style Shop, 207 Rialto|acute these day Manufacturer Mattice, Col. and Mrs, George R.| thls rubbed into the oilcloth will| Bldg. on und ave, between Mad-|to such lengths to secure the rabtres and Mr, Otis Harlan, Make it clean, ison and Spring, over Pig'n Whistle. best style information that = § IV. room at the Washington New York, to be gone several weeks js Pioneer women, daughters of plon- cee February Program at cors and friends, are invited. Mra. William Hunter McEwan agt as 10nS or the Sunset Club Mrs. Annette Baird Fyler has ar-| daughter ian Dorothy McKwar ranged an interesting musical pro-| who have been traveling In the Ort . The gram for the month of Feb- | gram to follow the card game. ent, are expected home within the ruary og Sunset club is given Mrs. William H. Finck t# chair-|next fortnight. Mr. Alexander M mericans ¢ i man of arrangements, assisted by| Ewan, with his daughter, Mine Wednesday, February 4, at 3/Msr. Leroy Stetson, Mra, J. 8. Wil-| Marian, who accompanied them, will with @clock there will be an address by | son Mrs. Frank Griffith, Mrs, Wil-|remain a month longer N° sea. In ever complete Mrs. Kenneth Smith of New York /liam R. Johnson, Mra. R. 8. Gibson, | ee st tatfete.” Puls holds weed ve City on “Child Welfare from /Mrs. Herbert W. Finck, Miss Alice| Mrs. J. D. Trenholme with her| . what the seas Prychological Standpoint.” Host-|Caihoun and Mrs. Charles EB. Hill, daughters, Misw Lottie, Miss Mae|S0'" be bs poe esses: Mrs. Charles Winthrop Lea/of Tacoma and Miss Ruth Trenholmé, are mak-| Whether spring, summer, autur and Mrs, S. A. Martin | see ing a motor tour of Callfornia. Dur-| Winter. T . ha Vednesday. F' 14, at 12:20,] ing their absence their house is ove my usual pabinees senetian ‘in con. gan School Plays »y Mr. and Mra. A. D. Canr fection with luncheon will be held.| The Egan school presenta the|*%4 Mra. Canning's mother, Mra. eee attend the meeting of the club to In a Good Suit of Clothes? Modish Taffeta Frock for Spring night at the Collins Playfield house Luncheon for Daughter | \etn ave. and Main st. Yester ‘That 1s a question we often have| young. Children have beer In honor of her daughter Janet's | Election of officers followed by danc |asked us, Not only in men's gar-|ingly frocked tattate, dis Pirthday, Mrs. HK. Weldon Young en-|!n€ and a good time generall ments, ut women's as well. The| past two or three sea \ tertained fourteen of her youn, iwual y is “So-and-so” is @ good | admirable fabr for 4 wet club this afternoon and with a|° «rhe common powder puff may be| Party you ask tells at and-|of the fas theatre party at the Moore a Pas mag open ne eit ‘e waal deiner (80 a good plac because they The toh show ‘ a oa 8 ness. A stick, much like the all-day | have traded there and gotten watis: | spring te dre ‘, yf J ucke tick of childhood, covered vow 4 can bet your t « onze-colored taffeta Junior Practice Club ios racinorandan jeieieaeees Ape if you should ask one of le entiely untrinaid” os The program for the Junior Prac-| around its length, im fastened gecure-| Cherry's customers where to go to e surplice yoke of fine tucki tice club, which met yesterday after. to the puff. ‘Then, over the out-|get a nd suit, overcoat, or someland lace white, which Ae te? lig Bhs Glenside | Mine Margaret | side of the puff, sew more rainbow | 00d wearing apparel for your wife and the little bow of velvet ribbi foean Bullitt, and tea was served |Mibbon, adorned with tiny silk flow-|or any of the family, they would|caught with a knot of ‘flowers nfter the meeting at her home. ler The decorative quality of the you mighty quick: “CHERRY'S." |the waist line The ehort sieeve The afternoon was devoted to the | ribbon is riva i by the usefulness of sir; you bet they would. Have |are finished with bands of ¢ works of Russian composers, and| the stick you ever visited their nica nev the skirt t# corded heavily consisted of a paper, “Russian | _— _ ice foe Maan aba ecules on thet Talgebdeeagdehe Bisley Robinson and Miss Margaret Ame: To clean olicloth, rub with a flan-| Well, you should not walt another This a fastens in the « Ae nel dipped in turpentine. Then shave| Minute. ‘They show beautiful 1 bac mall selfcovered butt ELEN STURGEON, the clever young Off came the gags. to Archer, and I to Jordan Spence. | younger generation. Upon the front Where is Mins Lorimer?” said the pages of our dailies thruout the land ter as soon as he could speak we behold glaring headlines, pictures, ot In and r the the dared not He had weeret chamber which Bob! Understand. had Just left was water, I) nut Hamilton Certeia had risen lown the stairway and thru| ang was supporting himeelf by the pen panel. I passed close to) side of the divan, while he waved a body of Hamilton Certels, but 1) warning gesture toward the door. look at You are not a vision! It's really | had loved r time. He! yout Got My darling! Run! An| me without reward. I) carthquake is coming. I have had a n't hate him as I ought to 40.) iremonition. I always know. Yes, couldn't help him, for that! ic is true. Some persons have the would amount to treachery to others | ‘ines or it-they feel, tt before. alee loved me. hand. 1 tell you, I always know. wh I found a the fountain, As I turned to lea I will stay and help you. I am that strange room I heard Certeis) very strong. Lean on me,” I said a me and I went up to him. Jeanne Je ‘ Are ou 8 At the touch of my hand, he placed dream his fingers softly on mine, No-nob No-not’ I stammered and) 1+ would take too long. I move then I gathered up my courage 4nd | giowly.” he said, “Send me help—it walked toward him. It was im-| you choose—but go, I beg of you.” por to desert a living creature | pen kissed my hand, dropped ma no Wo) Where is Chrys? same moment. ther with a slow ahake of the head. ; Then Archer the earthquake seemed almost dead usual in imp the TAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1920. fl pi pi they usually try Hob attending of promoting crime among and concer ups, bold kidnaping, etc Why use the words ‘daring” bold” w a youthful ambition? I anked at the answered the descript we gave our attention to I forgot about the men: for the man | Who needed my help. If Bob di understand, he would have to an emergency I did ive and the reckless thing bow! and filled it from Save yourself, 1 beg of you!” PARADA RAR ARAL S back on the divan and fainted for the ns a frock pought all ready | socona time wearing in her favorite I stumbled up the stairway ut the ready to-wear depart: | across the roof and staggered another purpos nd at the tower room with part of as well by affording | water left in the bowl. Spence w whe Archer drank and were revived, wn clothe ) Archer was too weak to stand . 1 and ar \ sight of me, Bob remembered 1 deseript to danger from which we had fleeing f vn and many others The earthquake!” he sho ame general style lines will | “Spence, take care of my wife 1yed in the best shops dur-| carry Archer! ning epring (To Be Continued) a “I Will Not Live in Debt Another Day!” You needn’t. A loan with us will pay your debts, free you from worry, and make you a better workman. Weekly or monthly payments arranged. A loan of $100.00 costs you $8.00 interest. Our Requirements: If you are regularly employed, If you are honest, We will lend you. You do not need to own property. No assignment of wages, no mortgage of property required. Loans Based on Character and Earning Power. Industrial Loan & Investment Co. hone Main 4210. 421 Union St. Seattle, Washington. ns of minute details « safe blowing, daring hold-| or leniency 1 to be daring and bold ts} Many a faint heart has been fared into a life of to do their our and dn't mis and into the and} but} At the} been | ited. rn} By CYNTHIA GREY ach of the four corners of the lat) Mra, Fred Hudson Baxter wi oo ae Sut they cannet, fddrecer hans| cimnaee i ae Aiced wall wero baskets, tall as the | hostess at a lum n of eight cov Stra St 3. Meaweit, whe Bhs bein! try, do the duties of both an4 bd wall itself, twined with salal andjers at the Sunset Club Mon ath | econting the pac nebo 5 tx fond m' proper! Dear Ming Grey: Please print m Jaure! and holding golden masses Of ernoor tle, ret 1 last week to b home have heard of cases where | letter, If space bt aliable hit acacia, feathery and te, an a pe Tg in Vancouver, orphans have won some wonderful eee the cas gnore erect branches of pussywillow s. Ne mor Gues “ee atties in their fight for @ livelihood tecently my une --atrange pussywillows—dyed yellow Mrs . He le He 4 Guest Mra. M. 8. Manley and Mra. 1 but they know that they have been |% subject and st se Zo please the acacia and the great) To compliment Mrs. G mem |Opie, of Tacoma, came over to Sea deprived of something that. they |People of today are simply ge Fellow bows on the basket handles, | Hole, who recently returned from | Opie. of Tacoma. came ov needed. crazy.” 1 wonder if there wasn't cor Ner clusters of the acacia and|the East, Mra W. W. Greenwood | tle Wednesday to attend the musicale | What I conaider one of the most |#iderable truth in hig rather blunt ong sella pussy willows climbed | Will entertain with three tables of /at the Sunset club. | Bh a nee pelt Rae i scant? is they chose over the garden wail, |Pridge in her apartment at the = Mr. and Mra fore Stanton fellow to play the gamo of ti To proceed a 30-ventold Be 1 > er nington Tues ernoon. F wish to wtate my opinion concerning @nd in slender baskets and flower 4 Haselwood, of W peg, who have juarely ia an educatior I noth 4 : 5 Sov e8 ‘ “ Isom White case, To exor ota without number, hid the alcove _™ been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. er that every boy and 1 would the exordium under, the balcony where supper was) Bridge to Honor Two {Henry Philiy ¢ : thelt must remain in xh mil he Tas ee artis Borved In compliment to Mra. Irving | home boon gradu m high s b 1 tior f this generat T enter o! de C 5 -* has become a yours 6 Ange a ' 4 b+ geners In the center of the garden @ 18t-| cark, a recent bride, and Mra. Clyde . noone ag ey would be shocked beyond any rep: Rioed perso! Tn _ 4 oon nn | Marti who is leaving soon for} Mrs Delta Gearin ge ag» ly Mga ng ‘The sentences imposed upon erime r benches ar punch ‘lindia, Mra. Frederick H. Parks en-| been in t nl een: gm -er lpnRgAnce a committers of recent dates have been Here again the acacia and the per |tertained with a bridge party at her |days, re y and ie the enacted, and will much to shape |i, ienient that they have been ac:| Ax pussywillows reappear J Thome at the Highlands yesterday povn Hp Mrs. William the lives of fu American cith | M with $e: y we, drooping ropes and Ss Late in the rnoon additional | Leonard F The result is a disregard of social Jaure! and salal, reaching clear from | eens came in for tea. Mrs. Donald | H Our schools are becoming more | aws and the commitment of dastard-| the corners of the white and green | beederick and Mrs. David H, Moss| Mr. A, L. Hawley returned last useful and intefesting each year, and |), Gutrages, which is precisely th wall, held rose-petaled lights nods). ocided over the handsome table. | week from an extended I n trip. | I for one am very glad to be able| situation that confronts us today ee eaaveniy over the dancers like > a 8 a pra RE ax to avail m weit of an opportunity to |The public, or rather a. erent, ma:| Without the south wall the musi At the ( oF nish . leave Sunday for & Franciaco. i wager t two boy murderers |7°° fee a , mp hal eians played. In entirety there w Madame Ellen Van Volkenburg’s | where they will make th home in were not kept in wchool or they | ti, rralle wt ase notion! Pepa “i x splendid consistency of purpose. a|remarkable Little Theatre puppets ithe future w nave at i basy thetr mie te, i freedom—a term in| Dy. Joseph Perry Green, freedom from congestion of detail) will be presen he last time oes with their studies rather than how |\ tins of the College of Divine Meta: that produced a vision radiant and in “A Midsumr Ht's Dream” at) ates, Willlam Kirkpatrick, of Port to become Villa bandit TF aatte, Giceidals aaa physics memorable the Cornish th 5:30 this even: | and, who has been apending the past A BOY OF 79. he is “mentally irresponsible ene lessons and save many a There were no invited guests last | ing month in Seattle, will return to her Radel le he? f Gon’t think eo. Or, per Take these lessons geives, with the mothers and fathers Rece tion anc ‘ea -* | the approaching summer is it correct | mind has not am yet gained the state oa . - co ittee for chaperons: Mr. | 4+ 7 nd ee W. Dilling | to #0 his sume or lat mnturity Gnd Mrs. Edwin A. Strout, Mr. and| Pi Heta Phi gorority entertain oak nares taberoek Nb an 4 summer nks i. TAs a ioaiter, of fact, lives thére al Me mere expensive to omit this Mrs. Charles Russell Collins, Mr. and) with @ reception and tea at the | tom 4 month's visit in Chicago Kither phrase is correct. It is |man who cannot comprehend right| take ee ee Mrs. John Ewing Price, Mra. John pter house yesterday afternoon eee | ¥ @ matter of choice from wrong, with the possible excep- Collins, Mrs, Frank Black and Mr.|in compliment to the alumni and the) 7 yee 5 pid! ye «8 tions of the totally feaane? Suret Charles H. Clarke ae. es daughter, Miss Gall Hidieman, of St.| Dear Mina Grey: My father White ig not insane. Judges and| Course points the way to's Bachelors who allow it to be known | | | . D, Paul, will arrive in Seattle Monday |mother were divorced when I urists fihd him to then why |. time and money that they can plan, plot and devine Valentine Party te attend the weddling of her son, | yi other was given |*hould their word be dieregarded begins Monday, & P. 3, at uch cturesque entertainment are | ne > . - * wd ke RIN ‘PNP TIER M Op y < 1 ns of the many will be of no avail, rye " oe erious tiaks in the year|., Mis# Dilma Arnold and Miss Ruth | M Ray M. Bidieman, to Mi WE FIND GENE ARCHER AND GORDON an tha poapeneh enaamaint in Kove ‘The Low 66 tienen - rns sees yk Fabrasry | Bamford entertained about one hun-| Dorothea W While here | <DEL var - wee utior Mealing" Inesrabien aa When the calendar allows February | 4.4 guests with an unusually at-| they will be the tx of Mra. Ralph SPENCE BOUND AND GAGGED in the Uni ; ‘ its one more day 1 asual observer, I hay more tractive Valentine dancing party at § Slocum. living, I wonder r Saeeas | Suaerver: ‘ave Wednesday, Mental Surgery for Cans This is the second Junior dance of | Fougins hail last evening see What was th Hob exelaimed,, “Run! Save yourself, dearest. This | him, 1 was thinking I migh noticed the charscteristicn of Both! | cers. the year. The first was the “Follies sO Mise Frances Leonard 1 atl at ng at ¢t airs wrer'|t 4 va 5 tee tee ae ikea: na BE wexes. Women are emotional, Their Thursday, How to Heal Insanity, Ble ba ioc costaes tall Easter Mow | Freshmen Dance at the Annie Wright Seminary, i} stairs. “Somebody's 8. O. 8 ny moment, Get onto the ground, | to whom it op Oe | they are slow to realise ‘cold bk ~ Saturday, Peedat rene sania ey. | ’ spending the weekend in Seattle. | Somebody is in that litte room,” | I'll who is in th NXTOL murder not women expostulat for Health and Beauty. on ithe Tennis Club With (her in Mina Florence Han-|{ said, indicating & square compart-| If the earthquake was going to| 1 am quite certain that the U- ling the sentence of White's expira Be aD i | : sen, © ‘ortiand, also a he nnile t 8. ¢ ” au ot ive tion? 7 Preceding the dance last night Mr.| The freshmen of Pai Upailon fra. |S": mage t which was ehut off fro «wallow up Bob, it was going to take gs 4 eo Black entertained with a dinner |ternity entertained themselves with Wright Seminary | et y. “Thet.was the in OF alae aa ines dat dalied. 3 t any information glean ~ag ‘ Men are severe in their ideals! dl path cggmmataad EE See Oe . e Thuraday for San Francisco to be|’ “Weil, I can't help any one | room to United States Census Bureau, |tice, Men have a clearer concepiion| Secure tht siete 4 | epee | " gone about three weeks. | got to get you off from this root) In one corner was the limp body Washingt D. C, explaining |of crimes respondence cura im A group of bachelors were hosts Daughters of Pioneers j Mantis first. ¢ * Hob seized my arm /0f Gene Archer. He was bound and| your case and asking for such It ix true, White Is not a hardened) of Divine Metaphys! @t a dinner at the University club. ‘to Entertain Mr. Jamen Costello returned Friday | and + 1 me toward the step magged. He was asleep or dead. In| information relative to your criminal, but previous to his crime)Yee eas de an wn en | “ from Montana, where he has been for] wars what if it were eome c er corner was Jordan Spence,, father as they may have he was obsessed with malignant in-| earn a fine income, Several of the officers of the U.S.) The Daughters of Pioneers .of|« few days oe oue Gers - : t and gagged, but with shining of alg auons. . A BoY. are agressive, ®. New York gave a dinner party at | Washington will give a card pa¥ty | os onthe nal boat ane eyes which brig das he saw us.| Dear Miss Grey: In my eyes, the} e- spirational, and caw February 11 at 2 o'clock in the Louis| Mr. J. F. Duthie left Thursday for press of our country stands accused | Dear Miss Grey: ‘The various opin-| Peak in public. tons of the two boy murderers are Th¢ demand for surprising. The ‘mistaken Ideas of| {ame cannot. as yet the average writer prove that they! enter if you have the - mot wntoretaned the purpose of a) loving service to hi jury. he jury cannot decide justice | p, lars b or sympathy for anyone.| Un De Geen te on Dr. G They have to decide the case on the at Hotel Frye. “~~ : STARTING SUNDAY J@SB42 wsStesors Fatty Arbuckle in “BACK STAGE” VIOLA DANA IN “Please Get Married” A “PEEK-A-BOO”