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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Personal

- - - ~ ~ ASS NAh&S II
baroness dvAneshan leaves today
for hor home in Victoria.
Mrs Richard Dwight Merrill has
az gues, Mrs. Alexander Poison of
Hoauism.
Mrs Vera strang. and SIR. and
Mrs. Charles Glihournc spcn, the
week end In Olympia. guests % Mr..
and Mrs William G. Brown.
Z Mrs. w. ID. Perkins. who went
East with Miss Jane Perkins. will
return this week.
Mrs wsit.r ~ Sciticton. who In
spending "a few weeks In tho East. Ia
expected home early In November.
Miss Roaamond Parsons came up
from Hopuiam Saturday to be the
guest 81 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Parsons. foy a few days
Mr and Mrs. Gllber, whittemor~
skinner. who are living In Now
York. spent the weekend and Co
iaihou" oAS IN hos,on.
Afisn Lima Harnm was the week.
end guest 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Townc at their hom. nj Yarrow.
-
Mr. Frank Moui,hrop il expected
in Seattle the first Of November.
coming West on a business trip.
Ne nus.sn l. ta.s <1x
China where he expects to remain
for an Indefinite period.
Mr.. Avery wilkins has returned
10 Seattle and Is with his mother.
Mrs. William wilkins He has been
overseas with the tank corps for
over n year and half
Mr.. Louis Boynton spent n few
days last week ut Lake Chelan with
his brother. Mr. Paul Boyn,on.
Miss Doris Newell was the week.
end guest OF Miss Nellie Cornish
She came from Tacoma To attend
the fortniEhtly musicale and recep-
ton at the Cornish school of music.
Mr.. George Hobblcr. OF Saint
Louis. was tho house guest las,
week Of Mr. and Mrs a. II. Phelps.
Mrs. Allan Trumbuli. OF Port
Townsend. II spending a week with
her mother. Mrs. John Trumbull.
DIR. and Mrs. John Carroll perk-
ins. accompanied by Mrs. Russell
Hodge, left last week for tho East
p - a..
Unitarian church convention Mt Bal
tlnsore and Mrs. Hodge win remain
In the East for an indefinite visit.
DIR. and Mrs. Richard J. O'Shea,
who have been East for several
months. are now in Spokane and
will return to Seattle shortly.
Mr.. II. william Crosby. with two
guests. is on n two weeks cruise
about the San Juan Islands. on his
yacht.
Mrs. G. q. Lyons. OF Knoxville.
Tenn. arrives today 10 be the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. Herman
GarfInkcl.
Admiral Robert II. Coontz, accom-
panied by Mrs. Harriet wyman. n
sister-in-law. left Friday for Wash.
ington. ID. c.. to join Mrs. Coontz
and take up his new duties. Mrs.
Wyman will remain indefinitely in
the East.
DIR. j. w. Thomas has returned
to Seattle. after three months spent
In postgraduate surgical study in
New York and Boston. and IL a
guest at the Hotel Washington.
Mr.. w. II. Best has gone 10 Boston
and New York on months bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Stockton veazey
have removed from the Hotel Sor-
rento TO the Hotel Otis, where they
Will be for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. samhel C. Leonhardt
have removed to the residence of
Mrs. III. l.. Waughop at 116 Twenty
third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
To Entertain Trainmen

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Railway
Trimmer will entertain tho Train
men In honor OF the members who
have returned from service. Sntur-
day. October rs. at ? O'Clock In the
w. o. w. hall. Members OF the
above orders with their families are
cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Miss Eirinn Hostess

Miss Dorothy Ewing was hostess
at an attractive Informal tea az her
home this afternoon 20 honor Mis-.
Catherine Luhn. Miss Mary Dudley
Walker and Miss Judith Gibbs as
sisted Miss Ewing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Red Cross Tea Room

The program at the Red Cross Tea
Room tomorrow Will be given by
Miss Doris Foster. soprano. with
Mrs Louise Davidson at the piano.
Mrs. -. j. Carter will be hostess for
the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
tumble Shop Dance

Miss Cynthia Robertson II In
charge OF the regular dance at the
tumble shop tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Announce Enhancement

Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Maxwell, Of
Denver. formerly of Tacoma, an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Katherine, to Mr.. Gull A.
White, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
White. OF Yakima. Miss Maxwell
attended the University of Wash
ington for two years and Is a Kappa
Kappa Gamma.
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Wisterin Dnncinn Clnb

The wlsteria Dancing club an.
nounccs "a winter series OF dances 90
be given every "Wednesday evening
at ChrIstensens broadway hall. The
next one Will be tomorrow evening.
Dancing begins at o'clock.
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JAPS MAY GO ON
WHAlEMElT 0E

TOXIC. Oct i4.-Hokkaido ~
are forming a stock compag II
troduce whale meat AZ sxArn1
for beef In Japan. Thsy msy I.
export.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Reception and Dance
Planned

The ladies Auxiliary. Temple de
HiFsch. II planning a reception and
dance complimentary TO University
OF Washington students. Tho date
will be announced latsr.
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MARRIAGE Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. !. Smith announce
the marriage of their daughter
Frances. 20 Mr.. Bernard Perry, Of
Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry are at
home to their friends In the Saga.
more apartments.
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Matinee Luncheon

The program ut the matinee
luncheon az the women's University
club "Wednesday will be given by
Mrs. Fred q. Clarke fIo~tcsres;
Mrs. Ira n. Gates and Mrs. J. =,
Hurch.
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Mr.. Hill Gires Dinner

Honorinx Baron kondo. who with
his party left sunday for his home
IN Tokyo. Mr.. Samuel Hill enter
tained with dinner at his home
Saturday evening.
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new MARRIAGE
IS GIVEN TEST

Especial 10 The star by y. Y. A.
BOSTON. Masn.. Oct. is.--Dr.
Charles fieiachcr. former rabbi.
and Miss Mabel Leslie. were married
By Rev. Edward Cummings, a Uni.
tartan pastor. according 10 n ritual
OF which Dr. FiciEcher Ia the author.
The couple agreed:
To rcspect each others person.
ali,ies.
To keep up she spirit OF court.
ship.
To try 20 be true 10 each other.
To max. their home bourne OF
beauty. a haven Of rest and a heaven
OF Joy.
To make marriage democratic.
with the man and woman on terms
90 absolute equality.
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Douglas Studio
of Duncing-

The chiidrcn's classes Of the
Douglas Studio OF Dancing Will give
the first OF "A series ~ parties next
Saturday afternoon. October is. at
$40 y. m No admission charged.
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st. Margaret's Guild
TO Entertain

~. Margaret's Guild of ST. Marks
church will entertain with card
party Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. James Hamilton De Neuve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Limit Honse for the Blind

The board meeting of the Light
House for the blind which was To
have mot last Monday was held In.
stead at luncheon at the Sunset
club at 1880 yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

Green Lake Assembly ss7 OF
United Artisans will give dance
Thursday evening at Fraternal hall
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Hesperian Clnb to Donce

The Hesperian club will give the
second dance OF their winter series
Wednesday evening at Douglas hall
in the Odd Fellows temple.
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Luncheon for Sherman
CrcIe

Mrs. May Jacobs entertained the
Sherman circle. Ladies' OF the @. A.
r.. with luncheon at her home this
afternoon.
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We are famed for the quality of
our meals and sorvice-Singing
Music, DancinR Moderate prices to
meet your pocketbook. Hotel Butler.
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Proqran for Musicale

Friday at O'Clock at the women's
University club there will be a musi-
Gale for the members and their
guests. the numbers OF which win be
contributed by Mrs. Everett Clark.
assisted by Miss Rosaruond Brach-
vogei. With Mrs. Adelina Garcia Ap-
pieton as accompanies
Ca The star ................. Rcrers
90 zone Fine Day. .Pue-ini
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Appicfon at piano
Group of Norwegian songs
fab -1soiveix's song'.............. f;raix
tb) n Love You. .Grrix
tel The Light Of the world ,AhEreidt
Id Good Morning .............c rrix
Hosamond Braehvossi
taJ -lWtDxht ......s.. Katherine Glen
OBJ The Spirit Flower campbeil-Tip ton
Mrs. Clark
tat iots tffeam s..ss..-...-s tdsxt
sbJ "Staerafo cApric~ .yoxrich
Rossmond BrarhvoxeI
saf 'MnsettAs WAlta song Ppecini
ttD joy. 1880. .AdeIina Garcia Appleton
Mrs Clark
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ment club viii view the art coilec.
ton at pig'n Whistle. After lunch.
con there they viii then visit the
ar; gallery % AFR. II. c. Henry.
Council Of Jewish Women
The Council Of Jewish Women will
meet Mt 2.ao O'Clock In the vcstry
room 81 the Tempt. de Hlrsch. The
board will meet at ? O'Clock.
Lincoln High PIT. A.
Tho next regular meeting OF the
Lincoln High Parcnt.Tcacher asso-
ciatiop will be held Mt ess5 in ror.
table No. ,. This IN 10 be a special
meeting for the parents OF fresh
men. After a short business sca.
sion the association VIII adjourn 10
the assembly for a program by
freshmen students. Miss Elizabeth
Wizard will speak on DANCING. F"
Parents are urged 10 visit, the class
rooms during the afternoon periods.
Refreshments viii be served.
Drama Department Of Century Club
Tho Drama Department 81 the
Womcn's Century club. nj lao y. m.
at the Y. w. G. A. Program, Dun.
Hany." arranged by Mras J. ID. Curtis
Women Of Mooscheart Legion
Women OF Moosebeart Legion. n,
Moose temple. at ? o'clock.
Lady Eagles
: Lady Eagles club at i2 o'clock nj
Forcsters' hall. Business meeting
and social exercises. Committee
Mrs. ". Brant, president, and Mrs.
l.. Crawford.
Interplay PIT. a.
INTERPLAY ParcntTcacher associa.
tion Mt , o'clock at the kindergarten
room OF the school.
WA N 80. In al .
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Interplay Parcnt.Teacher associa.
tlon ut o'clock at the kindergarten
room OF the school.
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Women Of Mooscheart IcrIon

: Lady Eagles club Mt IL o'clock nj
Forcstcrs' hall. Business meeting
and social exercises. Committee
Mrs. y. Brant. president and Mrs.
l.. Crawford.
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Under the direction OF Mrs. Rath.
crime II. Baker. tho art department
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ment club viii view the art coiiec.
ton at pig'n Whistle. After lunch.
con there they win then visit the
ar; gallery OF Mr. II. G. Henry.
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meroen. gSir nnlbten moblen. ,penn
mir Die Yroollftion niht aau5 gu
grlrnoe acben lalIen unb bas &ano
oem Gleno preisgeben lalIen mol
ten. Tic Nabl mar leiht. Son
Sen 5mci 0iftnt,tren lnllbte jcocr
So5ialoelnofrut, oie bes Eroleta.
riots ipGblen Stun ipeiB id) lebr
gut, hab Oie 0ittnt1r bes Yroleto-
riats Scr iuirtihaftlihcn Not nidt
ipfort Ell, gnoe bereitet, ba6 Sic
Toroerung ser slrbeiter nah beIle-
rer &crior9llng nidt lofort IN gr-
fiillung aeben fam. Ssa. es lit
lpobrld,einlid, ha6 sic Gage oes
Hroletariats ip1breno einer ltcber,
sanas5eit nod, id,lehter fem miro,
als bisber. @e,m id, trotoem bof-
fe, BOB oie giftatur oes Yrclcta=
riats sic Nrobufticn cr,noglihen
miro. 10 ltiise id) midi a,,f folgcn-
Oes:
1. Gob oas Eroletariat sic nn-
imlgalglihcn nlateriellen gntbeh=
rllngelt piel leihter erbuloen miro,
iuenn es liebt, SOP a,ld) Sic Wollr=
| aeoilie nif)t mcbr in Saus luo
9raus lebt.
9. 0aB cs m5alid) lit, Dem Hro-
lctariat oie Woglihfcit oes fi,lt,,s
rclleu @eniebens - Sbeater, Wl,-
ieelt, Sibliotbefen, @1rten, @doer
Sdulen - lofort 81, bieten, mos be.
reits gelhebcn lit.
3. ToB Scr &oIlbelit ser politi
| lchen sgtatt bas Trolctoriat fir oit
l,nabiDcuobaren Ndngel ser mate
riellen Geripral,ns errtih6oigc,
uirO.
| GicIe rein ofoitomiid)en 8eIid)ts
pr!nftc iparcn Ser 8rllno, narrl
id, ld,on ieit Mtonotcn in Ser ]o5ia(
oenofratiiben Eortei fiir Sic Iifta
tnr oes Eroletariats mar. Stol
entfaltet bente has Eroletoriat 81
rote Sabine, IN Ser iiheren gruar
tina, Die flailcnbeipllBten Yrc!eto
, rler Gnrppos Deroen cs perbinoerl
. ooB Die llngartlbc Hroletarierrepi
bllf bon intpcrialiltiid)= fopitaIiit
idcn Secrell iibcr5ogen lno 5el
nalmt pcrbe, bcppr sic Gercin
: glne nit Ben r,lliiiheu 9riioer
I lno9lld) lit.
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Gir, w>rt at,
>te franeft:

SIR iSral,en ieio III ser
9ausbaltl,ng seluobnlid sic
@irtidaftsminilter Sbr fiibrt
Oie lleberiidt iiber ginnaBnen
irn0 9lusgaben l,no babt Dor
alien 6ie slusgaben 5u beior-
gen, 6en biusliden 8eoarf 5u
beden. @enm grd ais slrbei-
tcrfralen oas @obl l,no 8ebe
Cures 8lattes, oes ,Gdo", am
Ser5en liegt, 10 fonnt SIR
.gu9 als b1uslide @irti6afts'
miniiter sans beionoers fir oie
3eitl,ng betdtigen, inoen Shr
Cure gi,,fdufe MIR in Sen Sc.
ihdften beiorgt, ,pelde i'm
ngdo" annoncieren, nn6 @l,d
babel itets a,lf oie slnnoncen
i'm "Gdo" beruft. Gauft Sbr
aber in @elddften, ipelhe nod
nidt i'm edo" an5eigen, 10
iolltet Sbr periuhen, oieie Ge-
iddfte 81 peranlalien, in Gu.
rer 3eitung 81 annoncteren.
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Grlulolagc lc,l aiaf5ubauen? Son
ocn sSellelu scr @etpdlt beireit. lit
Oas 8roletariat ,libt l1naer aenciet,
Sic bisberigc slilsbellt,ntg, S,nacr,
gtot llno GlenO 3il ouloen. 0as
Troleturiot ior0ert itiirmiid) Ole
&crbclierlmg lciner 9ebenslage IN
lnoterieller, moralifher ,no politi-
iUcr 9esiebllng SIM &abmen Der
tapitaliltilhen Grubnftiun lit bies
bette, nadoen Der &rieg ocu Ero-
ouftionsoparot bes 2anbes rlliriert
bat, ,uunoglid). Gas Eripateiae,l@
tum1 an Sen Nroouftionsnlitteln per-
binOcrt Sci, rationellen 9teuo,lIbou
Ser Yroouftion, Die iebt abiollt not
pcnoiae &ouse,trntion ser Hrocilf-
ton IN Sen beiten @robbetrieben
sic Mconftion Der Hroouftion aits.
iblieblih mni iele Gegenltanoe, Die
Dem &cnllln ocs Hroletariers 6ie-
nen. Sbnc bieie NaBregel,t ober
fa1u oas Yroletnriot nidt s,,frie=
nenaeltcllt lperoe,f;; obme cine ge.
irieoiglln9 oes Yrolctoriats it,
Staot uno 2amo iino sic l1nrube
BEL Sen Millioncn Der lanoloic,,
;seloarbcitcr lit pielleiht nod tieIcr
lno bate in ibrer Golgc fiir oic
tiinitige Grn1brlnng bes 2anOes
nod tataltrpphaler iperben fonnen,
ols sic ocs i,lonitricllen Yroletn-
riots mar nber feinc s(l1aiid)i
rorhonoen, Dab iiberDal,pt ei,le Hro
onftion in oeln 2aroe itattiinoet
| fam. l(no 10 blieb fein anoerel
| Anslpea iibrig, nls er,tipeber ein'
Giftotlr ser 9ouseoiiie. sic ablo
lilte &nehellng bes Nroletriats uni
Sic Gr5mingung Der slrbeitsleiltllnt
ourob Eriigclltraig, 8ef1nanis Uni
Goo; ser yScg, Sen bie tlbehiih
@ourgeoiiie nno Die rirmdniibei
9oiaren Jest ueri,9en. Der Neg De
! abiollltcn 9ieuilf5iE ser aber fir 81
rmguriid,e berrIhenoc &laiie einfad
rnganobor mar oa bic beipoffnet
Wtnht hier5u feblt. ODER nber 81
Sittntlr hes Eroletariats. Se
slafie,,oe t3iuieipalt 5iuiid,eu Oe
luei ,sattoren ser Trporftion: 81,
. ,eitsinittel uno proletnrilhe q,
, >eitsfrait nlllbte irsenorpie gels
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Gin @c1penit gcht I'M IN Gltropa
oas G5eipenlt oes &Onm,lnismls.
Schs @pd,en iino es fer, felt bic
,,ngoriid)e Golfsrcgieruna on ser
'pier Sosialoemofrotel 1cilnolmen,
oie Ssiibrer ser l,ngarilhen fomml-
niltildeu Tartei, n1ebr ais ied)sig,
pcrbaIteu lieb. gsa1 feds @ohen
limo Sic Sp5ialoenlofraten unb
&pnlliitcn lpieoer pereinigt ii,
Scr llngarlGnoiidcn io5ialiitiiden
Gortei, Sic pou lmo gonS aui oent
Spocn oes Hdte- -Spitems lulo ser
Tiftatrr Des Yroletariats ltebt.
3ipei Wiiniltcr Ser gcipeienen Hegie=
rllng, Sunni uno @obm, linb INN.
lncbr Golfs aolniiidrc, luno Sic
Teinoe bon gcitern arbeiten iest
nit pereinter &raft ou oem Ml,sbal,
ser neleu Srbnung; ale ssiibrer
ser alten Yartei liuo I'M neuen 2a-
ger; MIR orei Ntdmer. 8aromi,
@rdlineer nnb TeioI, boben lih ab.
icits geltellt.
@ie mar oielc ralhc> @e,lh,n9
Inoglih?
Gle politild)e Mcnollttiolt nernid)+
tetc III llngaru oen mllltirildei
lllnteroriifl,nga gppart Ser bcrr
Ihcnocu &lolien falt rcltlos. 6:
blicbcn feline uilltoften" Seerestor
per juriif mic III Scltlhlanb. ga:
Seer loite lid) olT, oas nergebil
bete Seer iprroe ol,s Treimilligel
| lebiloet, mad, rlliiiitem Mi,lte
nit Sertrullensleitten lno So!oa
/ ltenr1ten. &on DEM Crude ser mi
litdriid,en 6eiualt bcfreit, cntinltet
| lid cine 5iigellolc Hlrbeiterbe,pe
| alnlg, sum Sell bon Ben Igitoinrel
Ser &omnl,niltiidlen Yartei &c
idiirt. Die Sireftoren muroer ou
Oen .sSabrifen elltfernt, bie 9etrieb
lpon oen slrbeitern eigenm1htia i
geiit genpnllnen. Sie giepol,,tio
! orobte, lid, IN cit, politiid,es Ghao
> allfsulolcn Wfan mllbte 5n Sc
lleber5el,aluta 9elange,L oaB iic
I Die Trool1ttipn arI fapitaliitii(te
8rllnblagc liid)t nebr rcgenericrc
ltaml,
@orlun lit es rein luuuoelif. 81
Vroouftlun ai,f fapltollitiIdl(
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9erutung abgfltbnt.

Seattle, Is. Dfai. Gas Sberge-
riht bat sic 8erufllng ser @enollen
Gmil &ern1an, iStaatsiefrct1r ser
So5ialiltiihen Yartei inn Staate
Baibington, eegen feline 8erurtei-
lung 81 5cbn Sabren 3ubtbal,s ob-
eelebnt.
@enoiie 9erman perbiibt feline
Strafe i'm Mcgseil SsIano 3uht.
bauie.
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s q mt tile f<it
btr Qfutl9tn Syialiftrn pon Gltptlanb.

Sunmtag bem % Nai nadmttass llbr
-i
Memc Saac. 2416 Sit g. Strafc
Erograr1m.
!. Scgribungs1lorld,.
>. Slocrtire
SInaus Srd)elter.
3. a. gonncrlico.
b sriihlinesreieen
g 9t;d1t perseiat.
Mannerd)cr ser Soaltden Sieoertael.
4. AZ Observation-Disclosures.
b. @aoeinlamteit
fSra,leld)or ser Sos 6ralle,.S .Seftion
s. WtareIoiie - &naus Srheter.
g. 9niprafe 1srib srebe.
T. Gnn,natiide San5bung
Inna Gbinif, Clara 9ieneg
s. Sosialiiider S,rrperein.
AZ Epromibe
b Nediibmgen.
9 9Sreiibungen
Sierauf Bali
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Oon oa So5ia|0enm6rqie 5nm &ommuni6nln6.

Son Gnecn Sarso sofsfonuaiar ser u,sariden NepubI
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Die 2pa Gnpabo9a Ser oialien Garte miro be Sto6t f
Saerat peragen oa Oeier ete oie 3cririerg
hes @oupqartiers fen Sut ecpdb cn pel
nebt mi o1 Seie bel cincr @roBmt perosen 9erre
bod ge mcrS bob nid)t mctr
aeua lit @ ale Mbba,blngn ub nsereiefcin geiaIn ou a
n
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Die Ncnolntton noge tic lius nennen; lie poriber
lit ua sees bat oan miro e 1uscno ecenpclt onio
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Il WEBB MILLER


UNITED Press Starr Correspondent
AMERICAN HEADQt AHTEltR
~ GEHMANY. Jan ~ The
prince Of Wales not being an
American follower Of the ayncopat
al inzz. con hardly be- expected 70
fox trot in the class u Il second
lieutenant just out ~ West Point
or some training school.
However. take the word n Amer.
Jean girls who should know no BE-
some two stopper even II he b. "a
bit haHhful and does blush
\ dozen American nurses had the
time Of their lives here last night
when the prince. who was q guest
Of the Third Army dropped iu for
"a BIZ Of Il dance. one nurse. how.
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stalls 5i-38. large herring. ioc n :
steel bead salmon. soc n. nandhbr.
goo N skinned sot~H. i5c ~ stall
~. aeodieHH grape fruit. 8 for zyc,
large ornnEcs. 3 Tor z5c. stall IL.
3 cans Booths rardineE. 35e. bake
beans. Zoe pt. Jclicd pigs feet. soc
~. ham sausage. soc n, head
ehr"re 2sc ~. potato salad. i5c pt ,
picked beeta. Toe pt. stall ~. fancy
new popcorn. fbR. 15c stall -.
Heinz mlnccmeat. zoe n ? lpr. 5act
Libby'H mlncemeat. 2fe 10. 2 Ms. a..
good mincemeat. isc n. ,5E. 3jc.
stalls zf-3G-1f Ms good pruneH.
25c; soc citrus powder. 2ie. zuc
Cream ~ Barley. be. Mazda oil Soc.
o5c. ti.Zj and s4sOs pNEH macarnni
~ spaghetti Zac. rs shortening.
hlc. Zoe olympic pancake flour csc.
pkgs. Grape Nuts. z5c. large
boxes matches. 2dci iec can red
beans. ~ for l5c stalls 30-g2-3f.
Hard compound &c ~ JuWt bacon.
45c 10 twhtie ID lhEtHJ Swedish poo
tato HauHaEc. lsc 10 stall a.. zoe
Blue Ribbon tea. s5cs soc sunbeam
coffee. Soc. Cream ~ Barley. i5c pkg /,
Toe cans red beans. zoe. large
cans tomatoes. soc.
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stall 80. fine granulated sugar. :
lbs 7Sc; % and 40-watt Mazda
lamps. SEC. stall 81 Kristoferson .
pure fresh pasteurizd milk, I3c at.
stall 2S. fresh corn meal : ms. soc:
fresh pancake flour. los. 35c. stalls
1873. 40c Sunbeam coffee. s5c: S5c
can Rogers baking powder. csc; Csc
pkg. Nom Egg. l5c; 5-ib. can karo
syrup. 39c: 3-th. can Crisco. SIC: :
large cans milk. csc; bars yellow
laundry soap. csc: pit bottle catsup.
zoe. ms. best Jap head rice. s5c; ,
cans minced clans. 25c. Stalls 10-2i,
Brussels sprouts. zoe 10. Alaska tur-
nips or rutahagas. lbs. l5c. Juicy
lemons, 20c doz.; Florida grape fruit
for 1bC. secdlcss grape fruit. SO
each. onions . lbs 25c. stall 40,
bulk cocoa. 25c n: bulk chocolate.
soc 10; black pepper. ioc 10, stalls
31-3S. f5c l2-oz, can Royal baking
powder. 3Sc. si25 fine broom. csc:
Csc good broom. sac: 35e can red
salmon. -5c: 4 lbs. fine rice. Csc.
lbs finest new sun Maid raisins. 4gc:
soc pkg. citrus washing powder. Csc:
lbs. choice prunes. Csc. l0c cans
red beans. 90c
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sugar and soap stall Carnation or
sordenH milk. lrszc can: bars
Goblin soap. zoe. = cans Euubrite
cleanser. 25c. bars Bob white. Use.
bars large LenoK. Csc. 2 pkEE
tr}Hthl white chips. Csc. Acme
Grocery. basement. BIB can Karo
syrup. 43c. large can pineapple 30c.
sacks salt Zoe. olympic pancake
flour. 59c pkg stong's. $40 can
Lady Washington honey. 4ac. 81 Is
broom. p5c. Soc can red salmon. z5c:
soc pkg Sunbeam coffee. Sic Elliott
lish Go. ling cod zoe 10. ms 15c.
Red Seal Grocery. Annex. Booths
Hnrdinet. 21c can Cream 81 Barley.
i9c pkg pkgH. rniRinA. Csc. > cans
peas. a5c stall ~. butter sc 10.
currani Jelly. &c n Stall q. Kris
tofcraon's milk. i1c ct. &c pit stall
~. Nut margarine, SIC -.
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Prince Bushes When His
Dance Partner Is Stolen

ever. decided che 40 not YAM 4
dance not even with the man W.
expects ~ be- king ~ England mr
u these days and ahe dif not
"Thc prince D. awfulIy nies.~ "a
marked one u the girls but h !,
barhful and bluahea frequently. n.
blunhed especially when seoonf ~,
ienanta in "a highway robbery Dan.
came along and took hiH p,erfssr
leaving him stranded ln the MIA,
~ the floor"
Another nurse pointed out tha d.
prince b. not familiar with Amerio,
IN tunes and hs foz tfottlng m
To- "a thereby
Others declared the son ~ XII,
George % be- just ike an Anori1:
boy only much more quiet
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