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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

association VIII hold an evening
meeting at 7So O'Clock. supt. r. y.
Cooper will speak on Know Your
own Schools" There will be music
and an exhibit OF the products OF the
Hawthorne school garden.
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Informal Tea

TO compliment Miss Clara Scot,
Goodlo. Of San Francisco. whose
marriage to Mr.. Malcolm Bruce will
take place this -fall. Miss Helen Hus-
ton entertained with an Informal
tea at her home Monday afternoon
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sunshInc Club Meetlng

The Sunshine club of chapter -.
Women of Mooscheart legion. Will
meet nj the homo Of Mrs. Pasquaie.
Jackson IT and 22d ave. from 10 un.
al 4 O'Clock.
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Enhancement

Mrs. Amelia Butterfield announces
the engagement Of her daughter.
Helen Jessie. to Mr.. Eugene Dyer.
son OF Mr. X. NJ. Dyer Of Seattle.
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There will be the weekly tea at
~ Tennis club tomorrow afternoon.
Ghess tsas have been so well liked
1his year that II Is doubtful II even
~ weather win greatly diminish
1helr popularity.
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ClvaJDD
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY


Tho Seattle Social club. o. u. e..
will meet AZ the home OF Mrs
Charles y. Pauik. 12ii Lc Dros;
court. at O'Clock. Take Fauntle.
roy car TO Lowrnan drive.
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Birthdau Anniversary

Honoring her cousin, Mirs Alledn
Robh. on the occasion az her seven
teonth birthday. Mrs Charles Nelson
Seaborn was hostess at n dancing
party at her home Friday evening.
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Ladies' Auxiliary Luncheon

The Ladies' auxiliary OF the Rail-
way Mail association will meet at
1880 o'clock in the Y w. c. a. cafe
terra.
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Dinner By
afr. and Mrs. Backus

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Manson
usckus will entertain with din.
ner At the Sunset club saturday ev-
bning.
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A man IL presumed 10 be guilty by
his neighbors until ne Is proved limo.
cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

Neuralgia. Lumbago, Rheumstlm,
Neuritis and for Pain generally.
Always say -'Bayer" whsn buy
ing Aspirin. Then look for tho
safety "Bayer Cross" on the pack
age and on the tablets.
Handy tin boxes Of twelve tab
lets cost but n few cents. Drug
gists also cell larger packages.
ture Monoscetieaeideaer Of Saiieyateneaa
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Green Lake United Artisan.

Green Lake association 3s7 Of
United Artisans Will meet in Frater'
nal hRli at 5 o'clock. Dancing from
. to IL
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Let's 70 buy Boldts French pas
try. Uptown, 14i4 Sd ave; down.
town, 9i3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-01

Let's 20 buy BoIdt's French pas.
try. Uptown. Iili Sd Ave: down.
town. gI3 I'd Ave.
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Mrs. Ole Hanson and children are
at the Hotel Clark In Los Angeles.
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Mrs a. y. I'M, with her CUES,
Mrs. Elaine Baker, OF San Francis
co, returned yesterday from Victoria
where they have been spending sew
eral days.
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IS 81 Itt((lhfl@G]Tra
GIRL MUST HAVE LOADS OF
SENSE TO MAKE HOME HAPPY
WHEN MAN IS SHORT OF GOLD
BY CYNTHIA GREY


Ellen erst
roll bt lots ambition
o
A
failure EHn's phhphy. that
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Arthur Smith.
who have been on n cross continent
motor trip. viii be the guests next
week OF Mrs. George w. Purcell on
their way 10 California.
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|PerSOmd oil

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert whlttemore
Skinner have taken an apartment at
sse Riverside Drive. New York city
Mrs Eliza Ferry Leary. who has
been touring the East and IL Mt
present In New York. In expected TO
return tho middle OF October.
Baroness d'Anthcnnn will bs tho
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. X w.
Jennings.
Mrs. Livingston n. s;cdnan left
Saturday 10 spend two weeks at
Lake Chcian.
Mr.. and Mrs. william cahEii and
son will remove 10 23ts Federal ave-,
their new home. on Friday.
AFR. and Mrs. Donald HarsxeIi re.
turned Monday night from six
months trip 10 Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mccaughey
ieft yesterday 20 spend two weeks
visiting Mrs. Mccaughsy's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Max Estcriy.
at their home near Waldo.
Mr.. Trafford Huteaon returned
Sunday from tho East whore he has
been for the past month.
Miss Clara Emory will enter the
University OF Washington this fail.
Rev. and Mrs. w. III. Bliss left
Wednesday for an extended trip thru
the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Frnzisr
have returned from the Golf club
where they have been spending the
summer and have taken suite az
the Washington apartments.
Mr. nrd Mrs. Hurry Hollis and
their house guests. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Jouea OF Spokane. left yea.
terday for a trip around Vancouver
island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spargur and
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Middleton spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W. Seymour at their country place
near Graveliy Lake.
Mrs. J. c. Moore has returned
from weeks visit TO Victoria.
Mrs. Earl ". Crane and little
daughter. Margaret. are the guests
OF Judge and Mrs. Mitchell Gillian
Mr.. Crane will arrive from Prince
Rupert today 10 join his family and
remain about week
MFR. and Mrs. II. w. Sumner have
returned from Wing Point where
they have spent the summer and
are again in their apartment In tho
I. willard.
1 Mr.. and Mrs George Arthur Smith.
who have been on n cross-contineni
motor trip. viii be the guests next
week OF Mrs. George w. Purcell on
their way to California.
DR.. and Mrs. w. o. Copps have
returned from a months Eastern
trip and are at the Hotel Terry.
| Mrs. Ole Hanson and children are
at the Hotel Clark In Los Angeles.
/ Mrs. a. +. Hill. with her guest
Mrs. Elaine Baker. of San Francis
co, returned yesterday from Victoria
where they have been spending sew.
eral days.
Mrs. 30 Sweeney is spending a
fortnight In Yakima.
DIR. and Mrs. Otis FLOYD Lamsor
left this morning for an EXTENDED
Eastern trip.
Miss Alice Brown and Miss Beulat
Meeks arrived IN the city last weel
for an extended visit with Mrs. ]
+. Gibson.
Mr.. Lester Van BrocIlln has left
for Portland 10 begin his junior yea,
at the North Pacific College OF
Dentistry.
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Hawthorne PIT. A.
The Hawthorne Parent Teachers
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Miss Alice Brown and Miss Beuiat
Meeks arrived in the city last weel
for an extended visit with Mrs. ]
+. Gibson.
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Mr. Lester Van Brocklln has left
for Portland TO begin his junior year
at the North Pacific College OF
Dentistry.
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Mrs. 30 Sweeney is spending a
fortnight In Yakima.
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DIR. and Mrs. Otis FLOYD hanson
left this morning for an extended
Eastern trip.
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MFR and Mrs. II. w. Sumner have
returned from Wing Point where
they have spent the summer and
are again in their apartment In the
willard.
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-Gbas. @asemeper. aus ser Scr.
ger @adbaridaft bat oas gigentum
bon @nit. Slider an Der aueiten
Strabe fduflid eriporbcn. Die
&anfiumme betrus $4,000. Slider
bebielt iid ieood bas @edt Dor bis
gum |, Sanuar oaielbit nobnen al,
bleihen
-Naditen Counting beginnero UNI
2:45 nbr miro oipiideli Scrmann i,r,S
glano i'm bieiiseu garf elm gaIlipicl
itattfinben.
Srau s. Grcor. Sdott nebit.
Sinner. lpeIde iid ipdbrcrb bes Som.
mcrs bel Srou Sdott,s Gltern, Sbeo
@raf uno @attin aufbieIten. iino Ies.
ten Samstas nod S~efferion 9th 3i,.
riidaereift.
-sBonnirt o,,f bas goRsbIatt.
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Sirit Greef 3enisfeitea.

.- .N~MHaaW r. .EaN ~ .ra-
Nidt lpenige BON bier Wobnten am
Samstag Dem Ball in Shmiot's
SaIe BEL.
5ris. Bertha Antbes, Gina Bod
llno giola Bauer, R,lop gauer unb
8alter Bod beiudteit am Samstas
Den Ball in Sermann.
Carl 8uihmeper lit auf Der 60.
8ranoborit Sarm nit Siiaen beS
Silos beiddftist.
Die Garner bier iino ileiBis am
3ornabbafen.
SRI. ellie Bid. BON StoIpc. meilte
Samstag BEL Carl god's auf 8eiu6
uno reiite am Counting ipie6er mad
ct. 2ouis.
Sobn Bauer unb $enrb 8ranot,
ioipie ocren 5amilien peilten iiber
Sonntag bel Saul Monie, in Ser.
manr, gu 8eiud.
Jral 4nna 2atal lit oieie ISOLDE
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stOas Sia.

8ir iinb itol5 bara,if, baB unicre
seadbarid)aft bier ipie elm Mann Ser
segenmartisen 8erfaiiuns oes So.
tionenbiinoniiles opponiert.
Bei5eniaen unb aornabbaden miro
oes 2anomannes n1dite Mrbeit iein.
Ben Dtesger, bon Smiss, bat bon
o.. V. Coulter -eine 9ampfmaidine
gefauft.
@adoem Sobn Maupin's Maidine
ioipobl beim @ei3en ais aud beim
aleeoreiden lire siiten Dienite &c.
leiitet bat. lit bieielbe bonn gigentiim.
er ilnter Dad sesosen lnb miro iie.
cinige Monate ruben oiirfen.
Webrere bon bier iuobnten bent bon
Der 81. 6. Stride in Senate @rope
abgebaltenen Social Bel.
8m. 2erbs miro 6ffcntIiden Ser.
fauf ieines perionliden Gigentums
baltcn unb mic perlautet Damn ieincn
Wcbniit in nnirer fleinen Staot aufs
idlagcn. @ir entbicten Gin bcr5lid
8illfCmmen.
Gee Nlieller reiite Iette @ode nod
&anias Gitp I'M in elmer bortiaen
Sdnle fir Waidiniiten feline Stnbien
pieoeraufaunebmen,
Sobn 8. Roniiett bat fid lette $50.
DIE elm 8orrat 8iebfutter ffneibcn
lniien.
Artblir 6. WiieIIer ebemaIiger 2eb.
rer Der @idmoob Sdule ipciIte lebte
@ode bier allf 8eiud. Gr mirb sic.
len @inter bel @asconaoe Sdule bal.
ten.
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JOHN H. HELMERS

-@m Samstag fam SRI. Soicpbint
8irf, bon 81. 2ouis, bier on ltnl oil
2iebea oabeim 5a befuden.
-2cbfe ISOLDE iparen Sotn Gilt
ION, ionic s. Sdaage, bon ct. Sonis,
ani cinige Gage bic @dIte bon Geo.
&Ienf.
Tr. e. 6. Saifncr poll3og ani
Wittupd) al grtbilr 8ollertien, bon
2ittle 8erger, cine Operation.
Ntidt mcnige unirer junacn
9eute lpobrtcu ON Sonntag benz bon
Der ct. Soiepbs Stride peranitalteten
Sec Cream Sccial in 2ittle Berger
bel.
9eiet u. 81. Mief's libcralc Sep.
tciilher4 Dficrte an anoerer StelIe.
-Hpbt. s. 8raiitigam bat oas gi.
sentiml bon Sobu Sans fGl,fIid er.
Dorbcn. Die 9anfiumme berilg
$4,000. 9rautigam miro in gGloe
nod, hermann 5iebcn.
Ger 0amen Sobalitp 8erein Der
ct, Georges @cnteinbe beranltaltet
ON abcno ocs %. September in ser
8aiement Salle Der Shule eincn of.
fentlihen eudre. Ser Grtraa miro
benz 8mlfonb augcpieicn iperoei,. Sc
hermann einsclaoer.
Cine Der Sdipeitern Der bieiigen
ct. Georges @emeinbc mar genotigt
lid einerg linobarm Operation 3i III.
t%er5icben. Or. &. 8. Saffner polsoa
i'm Sdpeiternbcim Die Operation.
g. VI. Glib ST., bon @eaina.
ton, no. fam OH Samstog bier
bitrfl nm III Stolpc Der 9cerbialna
icineS 9rlloerS sbco, Sillp Sr. bel.
ailiuobncn.
Goftor lnb Srarl Oscar Giten
ipeiItcn lestc ISOLDE einisc Gage III
ct. 2ouis.
u. ~. @ief bictet geIbcriparcnhc
gafsains in ieiner gnaciac an anoc.
rcr StcIlc.
6rau 3atp @arih, bon Morri.
ion, lit mad eincln l6ngeren 9eiuh
bel ibrem Yrioer Cir. Marid, in
Sforp SiIi, uno bel ibrem Sobne
Scrntann babier, nod Sauie suriid.
Befcbrt.
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aasemeine esnnts.9 enisteitea.

go 10y frT I=fl.
Sn Nonat Mnguit bat areisge.
ridts Glerf, g. 8. @entel. 5ebn Sci.
ratbsidcire ailssritellt. SIN Wonai
September bis iett iicben Sdeine.
Die Sebrcr Der Harodinl.S duIen
in @asconaoe SO. iino eebalten an Die
aebrcr Der offentliden Sdulert aus
oeilen oieie &inoer fomnen INCIDENT.
lid fir ben eritcn @onat unb 6armad
monatlid 9cridt 5u eritatten iiber
ocn geiud Der S6iilcr. Die iolde
GarodiaI . Sdule beiuden.
Jolgen6c @run0eigentbiims. llebers
t~ragungen ipurben felt letter ISOLDE
inn bieiigen @ecoroer amte gebudt:
Sp. 9ramme an GprilI Sonas, bic
Salfte bon Blof "a, in OmensbiIlc,
5lt $3.50; s. o. Sennedc an Grill
Sonas, Die SdIfte bon 8lod "a, in
Ofpensbille, 5u $3.50: 8alter Sod.
barSt an Sobn u. nne alice 9. God.
barot, 20 4fer nabe 1ea, fir 500;
Mimic @rob an S. 90. 2ofbarbt, 20
ader nabc Sea, fiir $3.50: S. %.
9odbarbt on 5. &. 2ofbart, 40 ader
nabc Eco. fir $500; Sp. Roetbemep.
er On Sobn 9eder. 60 g(der noroIid
bon Onenspille, fir $3.50; g. 9.
@auce an &idaro s. @itte, 100 glder
nabe Benz fir ST. unb anoere Be-
oinamngen; Saeob q. Midel II. q.
an Clos. Calf. $50 Nder nabe Smiss
fir $4,000; Suit. Slider al gbas.
@ascmeper. Gotten s uno 8 an Ser
StraBe in SermannL fit
$4,000; Rabia 6. @rassmann, bon
St. Sonis, an 3. Sadiid, bon @as.
conaoe, Gotten 80 nnS 81, in Cos.
ronaoe. fir 5000; Sobn Sans an 81.
5. 8rautiaam. Gotten 90, "a, 26 unb
% an Der ipeitliden 8ten Strabe, in
Scrmatn. fir $500; Geo. Stobon
IN Sbeo. 8iemann, 20 ader iiibIid
Don BEN, fir $4,000; Sp. Sal5mann
an ST.. Selot, Got Is an ser aipeiten
StraBc IN &crma,ln, fir $500.
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psa gsrmaua, Jsas.
rrindjt Gndj mn, einen libe.
raien Sfeil Gares @antse.
idaftes.
Seine SAINT iiderer
Direfforeu:

S6reibn,oterial llnO SfiiI VT.
ttifcl aller Mrt in u. ~. Risf's Store.
8m. Stefan iulo Oscar ara.
mcr, beioe bon WorriiolL mare,l am
| 6reitas in @eih1ftcn bier.
CD. 8ruens febrtc ain Srcitag,
nad mebrmo6cntlident geiud bel
9ermanoten an Der Sirit Greet. nnd
ct. 2oiiis 5uriif.
Die 9rii6er Otto -. nlb alpin
Stotfo baben ibrc 165 9fcr groBe
Jarm auf Miib gilano oil @iIbrlm
NIB Sillius Stelaer, bon glmont,
DO, gum Greiie bon $3S00.OO Der.
fauit. 2ettere mcrben ON eriten
Sanllar 8eiit nebmcn.
.-Nittue Senrp Iinneuepcr, por,
2ittlc Berger, reiite an Sonntag nad
Talmaae Nebr. gum @eiud bei Ser.
ponbten.
SRI. SilSn Sdmars. Sodtcr bon
90. Sdppars nnO @attin rciite am
Wontog mad, @~arrrnsburs, moicIbit
Tie Die State Normal sdulc beiuden
miro.
-gueuit Bauer, bon st. 2ouis,
meilte einiae Gage oieier ISOLDE bel
icincn Gltern Siililts Bauer uno Got.
tin babicr gum @ciuh. Nm Mittpo6
reiltc er III 9ealeitlne ieincr Shpc.
tier, Sri. Gina Bauer. micbcr rad)
ct. 2onis. 2etterc miro einige 5aac
IN ct. 2ollis mcifen 5ilm 9ciud Bel
@%ermonotcn.
Den u. @aiper. io,pie ieine Tan.
te. Srun hilbert @aipcr, bon Oiuens.
bile R. 2, parcn an Mittlpod in I'M.
iercr Stabt. Grall @alper rciite an,
lelben Gage nod Gbamnis ililt ibreu
idipcr erfratftcr 9ruSer, Senrp
stephan. baielbit gu beinden.
Anguit &eif. bon ct. Souls,
mar lctte ISOLDE bier gum 9eitd Iri.
,er gltern. Sobn @eif mo @attin.
Jrait Sobn 6leiid rno oeIien
Softcr, SRI. Martba, rcilten AM
.@ittipod nod 81. eOuis gum seiad
bel 8eriuanotcn.
Del Der neanten SSabresperiamm.
lung Der af~tieninbaber Der gcopIcs
ganf, bon Berger, puroen oie alien
Dircftoren ipieoererp1blt. Cine
Siuipcnoe bon 100000 luuroe or.
tlart mo mnrocn $4,000 DEM
tleberitnb 5uscmieien.
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I'M saftIiden Seim bon @ift. Sell nnf
R3eiaRt. ~ ssS4 i
s1ma aeiS DriLsnbs1adter, tSrie
SRI. @iaIn guarr bieifen fib csaiee
Taeeslestcr 8ode in &erntaiir datf.
Naditen Blooming bcginnt III Der
Coles Greet S@nle Der oiesjdbrige
ltnterridt.
Die M,lftion bel 5rib Rreoiecr's
mar gut beiudt t,no muroen bic ar-
tifel gut beaabIt.
Srau 8m. Stride, Die apf Der
&ranfenliite mar sebt ibrer @enejune
entgegen.
SRI. Bertha Antbes mar einigeE a-
&c letter Bode in $ermanu aiim.Be.
ild bel 8erpanoten.
Sam Oetterer bat leste @ode fir
Carl 8uidmeper aorn abeebadt.
gonrab Rabeaaa fo4te Ieste Mode
Molaiies fir einige feiner 9adbarit
ino fir fid ielbit.
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Nina Sulomann, bon odbicr, rciitel
an Wontag mad @arrensftira 5ull
9ciu6 Der Rormal Shitle. Sri
2angenoccrier, cine 5ohter bon Nng
2angenooerfer, bat fir Die Iestcn /
Sabre in ct. 9ouis Gountp Gin mi
berielben Sdule poreeitanoen.
Soft ole Mrtifel, .melde Die Sim
Der in Der Sdulc brauden in u. %
Hief's Store.
Mug. 2cisner, bon Woberlp
brddjte einise gage letter ISOLDE be-
Ieincr Mutter 5rau Il. 6. 2cisner si.
am Montag febrte CT in Wegleifuna
bon Geo. Silent nad @oberlp auriid.
2esterer miro fid einige 1ase in
Moberlp aufbalten. sic legten Den
BEG in 2eisner's guto Sltriid.
-5ran3 @uentber iinb @attin, bon
Clinton, Mo.. berpcilten leste ISOLDE
bier 3lint @eilid bon Weittter Mnguite
@rcntber. Son bier aus reiiten Scrr
Guentbcr nnb Satin mad Cairo,
ST. beglcitct bon W1itter @uentbcr
~ N - a. A E a.. IL /. Ls"
I'M @eripan6te bortielbit 3u befuhen.
SRI. Srma &ebiamen bcfinoet
iid gegempGrtig aiif @etld bel Der.
lpanoten IN ct. 2ouis.
-Wer cine cute Sarm bat, IaIie
lid nidt ourd quite 8reiie perlciterl
iie sil p%crfauicn, benn er geipinnt
nidts, Denn or mieber cine Jarln
fault. Gas @elb ionItpie an5uleaen,
lit risfant, oenn oas &artenbaiis, mic
es bic Ginan3eroBen ~aufgebait baben
lam iiber 9adt Recommendation.
-gop 2ufner. bon 2ittIe Berger,
bat iid ais Stuoent Der bieiiaen
Sodidule einidreiben laiien.
-Ibeo. Hullmeper, bon Drnfe,
mar am Oienstag in linirer Stabt.
gr bate feline Shn1gerin SRI. Clara
Stoenncr bierbergebradt, meld lcs
tere ms Diafoniiienbaiis 3u ct.
5nriidfebrte, smeds ausbilo.
ing als &ranfenpflegerin. SRI.
nor mebrere @o1en auf
bel @eriponbten in Drafe mo
Ban.
Der S%ranenDerein Der ct, Seer.
gcs @emeinoe pcranitaltet am Don.
aerstag ben 25ten September Iein
ncnatlidcs aaffeefrdn5den llttb Ta6et
'i,r 1eilnablue freimoIidit Elm.
Jrmi 4usult &eii peldc bie
ebten 5fpei @oden bier auf 9clnd
vel ibrer Sdiuiegereltern berbrafte,
lesten Montae micocr mad ct.
Wenn cure 3inbcr irgeno eilien
lrtifel fir ben Sdulgebra,td n6tbig
aben. oaiit idift bieielben mad ".
q. Mief's 8boielale nno Metail &C.
fdft OH Der 4. Strobe.
Mm @iffpod Ibeno ultroe sic
Sodter bes Serrn Or. Oscar
2lten mlo Satin bon 8aitor R. 6.
9ctauft. 9as &inb erbielt
lie Nanen Gliiabetb 0orotbea Mma.
ia. 6rau Gliiabetb 8eber uno Srau
Salsmam iunsirten als
salitpaten. Mild batte lid cine groBe
ainocr gum fr0blidcn Souf.
cite eingefunoen.
3imlcrlellte iino fleiBig at ser (
lrbeit ben groBen Dampfer, Der bon
cr &edmann Badet 60. erbaitt miro.
prtig5nitcllen. /,
Capt. Suit. @oblt unb Sobn
'oblfen meilten einige Gage letter
sod)c in Sefferion Gitp uno @o6e. .
ort. !,
emil Sdneiber. Scr 5eitpeilig |
ut Dem 6abrboot Remington oils Sssn.
iHeitr fnngierte, lit bon 2erinaton
l~iriidsefebrt.
-3aitor 6. 81. ellis. friiber gIcrf /,
e &rcisgeridteS, bat Die bieliae ". J
!. Stride iibernommen. @ir beiRen ,
ellis uro 5amilie ber5Iid !,
iHfommcr, IN rinierer Staot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

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New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
Brogan, Transferred by
Swami, Quits the Staff

Edward S. Brogan, an Assistant Dis
trict Attorney on the staff of District
Attorney Swami, has resigned, it be-
came known yesterday, following his
transfer, nearly two months ago, from
the Bureau of Commercial Frauds, Of
which he was in charge, to the assign
ment Of trial cases in the Court Of
Special Sessions. The payroll in the
chief clerks office shows the resigna-
tion of Mr. Brogan was accepted on
Monday. Mr.. Brogan, it is said, wrote
out his resignation at the time Of his
transfer
Mr.. Swami was not at his Office yes
terday. Mr.. Brogan has not been in
his office in the Criminal Courts build
ing since May 10, it was said yestcr-
day. He has been ILL.,
Assistant District Attorney Kilroe
was designated by Mr.. Swami to take
Mr.. Brogans place at the head of the
Bureau of Commercial Frauds. As
sistant District Attorney Waugh was
named to assist Mr.. Kilroe. Not long
after he took up the work, Mr.. Kilroe
became i'll and did not return to his
Office until Tuesday Of this week.
While Mr.. Klroe was away, Mr. Waugh,
assisted by Assistant District Attorney
Dooling, carried on the work of the
bureau
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
High Rents Needed to
Stimulate Building,
Is Purdy's Opinion

eve must have high rents in order
to stimulate building and the builders
must be assured that rents will he
stable" said Lawson Purdy, general
secretary of the Charity Organization
Society and former president of the
Board of Tax Commissioners, speak
ing at a meeting of the Brooklyn
Chamber of Commerce, 80 Court Street,
Brooklyn, last night. His subject was
"The Housing Situation in Brooklyn"
Mr.. Purdy added: 1--WE can rea-
sonahly count on the present high
prices continuing for the next seven
years. When prices go down then
comes disaster SO, as a matter of fact,
high prices, in way, are really for
our good. I may add that, due to the
war, we are about S30o,OOO,O0O behind
the building procession"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
OBITUARY NOTES

JAMES VAN WlCKLFN
the Civil War. died Wednesday a, Ibseran bn q
o. Iaton Avenue, Brooklyn. He sss sesn nom
several OF the Civil War camn.;Sec ;srIVec II
534, G. A. r. N'iohs Pos:
doda WIG SCHWEICKERT. sixtv-o,.
dead at 139 Evergreen Avenue one s
He was member of the Rrs,n,,o R, orxooksr
Local oS the Workmans Death and pohos
lent Association and the kines ~1ru a.s neneSo
County Benevolent Society. anu eus.u
-, WILLIAM NATHAN, sixty-e;cb.
eiie laSt iorty-iour years had been er,aS map ~
as a ielter carrier at Station r Rrapf;g!n
died dd Wednesday at his home. 2oo oeorocSsf, S,S
SSree1' Brooklyn, He WAS men,hsa hala'oa
thapter l"3, Order of the Eastern s,aS ,anct.
past master Of Tuscan Lodge ,n1 ,l'd'' sd and
and Accepted Masons. lousy ~ Ff@
HENRY MILLER. twenty. =, ,
driver of the Wyckoff Heights 'unouane. uoAne.
Brooklyn, died there Tuesday afte,,a's Hesp''a.
THOMAS J. GOWEN. thirty.ssrau ,aO'n'
dent of the Goth Assembly n;s.r;e.a' prssi.
cratic Club and member of the No. De,,,I pelnc-
county Committee. died Wedneslav =. rali: rsa
Halsey Street. Brooklyn. as lVSs
KITTY CAPPELS. seventy-thros A.,
seHpec1ediy Yesterday al her home 1ss pan, en,
Ninety-fourth Street ioo East
- -.- l "a Ei'tN T. BDk kGER ZIMMER A..
slty-seven, died Wednesday Mt her homo 'es. ~,
nialcherpocker Avenue Brooklyn She r.a ~.
a member OF the Rosary Society Of Mos. NY ~
Trinity Church. "a aos' hoy
ANTHONY STEFFENS ef+v-+
resident Of Coney Island. died T,esS.ss sn on
was member Of Aerie $50 Fratsrnaiso hs
OF Eagles, and Coney Island aan otc.f
Royal Order of Moose --OuSe iss
CLARA JULIA kNITTLF. thirty
dead at Tarrytown, N Y. Funeral .neI sa
viii be held there to-day. ''' services
MINTHoRNE TOMPKINs. eigbtv.,..
grandnephew Of Daniel D. Tomnkins ".
PRESIDENT OF the United States undes p.as ,.Ss'
Gent e, Monroe. died at his home in p.N, tsa,
Wl!liston. Long Island. yesterday u, ,aR
an employe of the New York Centrai az wa was
road for thirty-fve years. He was n ,..,as hs-
oil the Civil War and member OF ,bs u.
sonic order "a "e ma
JEREMIAH JOSEPH CROSS. s;rtv.,hu..
q police patrolman of Brooklyn disd thsE.
tuesday,, alter long illness. He wss sss =
member of the Royal Arcanum and ~ .
Foilce Patrolmen's Benevolent Association '"'
WILLIAM GAYLORD WHITE. fftv.,b,..
neaa o. the dining service department Of n,
Ere Railroad. died yesterday morning n
apoplexy at his home in Montclair. N, ! V
THOMAS w. JACKSON. seventy sor;.,
member OF the i. W. jackson Company. skir
manufacturers. died yesterday at his home ss'i' r
East Orange. N. }. lie was n membrr d
the flrst City Council of that town. when IN,
form Of government was changed in iss,l
He was treasurer of ST. Barnabas's Hosn;..
Newark, and the New Jersey Building an
Loan Association. ''
MRS. ESTHER WATERBURY MEAD vii,
of prominent resident of Greenwich Conr ~,,
died at her home there Wednesday mornins
She IS survived by her husband and tT
daughters. '' WV