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FACTS ABOUT IANLAC
ARE GIVEN To PUBLIC

1T is a demonstrated fact I'm medi-
cal seiefNe that the stomach n tho
starting Point Of most OF the Ills that
afnict the human body, and many
Of the socalled diseases are not 60
eases AT all. but reflex symptoms Il
the stomach arrangements OF the
weakened condition Of the body that
naturally follows Some kinds Of
rheumatism, gastritis. palpitation.
nervousness, kidney disorders and
liver complaints are among the more
common troubles developed throarn-
the stomach. Scores of other dis
eases have been traced TO the same
source.
rsnlac was made especially 10
overcome these stomach complaints,
ana the various so-caiied Diseases
ana symptoms that follow them. but
the astonishing reconstruc;ive pow
ers revealed by It have not only as
tonished the general public. but have
somewhat surprised even the origin
ators Of the medicine themselves.
Thousands OF letters reach the Tan.
lac offices from all parts OF North
America telling OF remarkable ~
suits derived by people who have suf-
Tered for years without being able
heretofore 70 find relief.
Naturally. these remarkable
achievements have spread the farns
OF Tanlac TO all quarters Of the con
tinent. and the demand for IL has
neccssitated working the laborafor5es
night and day.
The tremendous popularity Of
Taniac grows steadily instead Of a.
ninishing and can be explained in
only one way-mer1t- Its remarks
bic restorative effects seem to b
more permanent than hitherto BE-
lieved possible. Thousands Of per.
sons who took II when IL was firrf
introduced five years ago report
that they are stiIl enjoying excellent
health. and millions Of American
homes arc now using Tanlac a. the
family medicine after having first
tried II out thoroughly
Hundreds Of people from an slaskl
OF life are expected TO avail thcn
selves OF Mr.. Miller's presence here
TO secure first-hand Information re-
garding Tanlac and what IL can ~
expected 20 do for them. He any
nounced that he will meet the public
at Bartcli's Drug Store daily for the
next few days.
Tanlac Is sold in Seattle by Bartell
Drug Stores under the personal d.
rection OF a special I'anlac represen-
tative
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Program by Cornish
School Pupils

on Friday evening. November ~.
az the Cornish School of Music the
advance pupils In vocal. piano and
violin viii appear IN recital. The
SECOND part % the program viii BE- =
socne frum ia Bohems.- BY the
op~ratie class The pupils giving the
program are from the csaRsea 81 Miss
Anna Grant Dali Mrs Ella Helm
noardman. Mr. Francis Armstrong.
Mr. Jacques jouJerviiic and Mr..
Boyd weiis tn. program Will be as
follows.
-Rhsssedy- 90 usrcv, .-.---- .rir&sns
Louis pr~rt~eft
--Nsdi,Aster- frhsls,........-..M ss.~rst
Faith ItnEers
AR e~s f-arusss- twsrthsfi... .Nss~~nss
-Tfu ! WAKE tissssa love iyrtesi
s---..ssst.sst - u sfss.sss.s btndsn
Aans Tsur~r
n'nas ........ s.s.-sss's-s- hasssn.n
fissssr Ernst
-rrnprovisHtlan" and -rsrps,usi No.
tann--ss stesstssss hacIsu~ ell
Jehs uoppsr
"cone~rss No - tfirr, rpovsm-n'l
Krn.ss J.sso-.sy
Japanese Night song
"rhtsess Sirht song
Meadow and f.afk~
tI-asms BY Ellen Jan.ano
- iia Hsim Boardrnan
Mrs 9 ~ brown
love song :. ..............-.--. .ilsrt
afe1 hehte asHfHaa lie u
jack y.rtn.
er~ns from rIrs, act ~ IA Bohsns-..
-.......ssts.ts ss..44..s44sss. pueeint
tnsnsst. Of ep-r.iis class,
Nisri ......s.s.s.s.s.Nlv iAn Strong Hart
Ruaeiphe ......s.4..ss. iioteft kdmunas
Al the plane. Dgrpthes Hopper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
Special Representative
Tells Why 1t Has Be-
come Most Talked of
Medicine in the World
Today
NO GREAT MYSTERY
ABOUT 1T, HESAYS
Merit Alone Has Con-
hrmed 1t in the Minds of
the People All Over the
American Continent

f. c. Miner. special representative
Of Taniac. the medicine that has
created such a sensation all over the
United States and Canada. IL In Sc
attic TO supervise the distribution
here. lie win make his hcadquar
ters at the Bartell Drug Store. where
he will personally interview hun
dreds OF people who have purchased
the preparation during the past few
weeks and have reported astonlsh
ingly good results.
when seen today. he gave some
highly interesting facts about Tanlne
and the remarkable results achieved
by H.
Contrary 20 popular opinion he
stated. There la no great mystery
about Taniac. except In NO far a. the
chemistry Of the human body Itself
and what II does with substances TAX
en- into u. IL a mystery. Some OF the
ingredients Of Tanlac have beer
known and used M medicines fol
centuries Others are OF more r.
cen, discovery. but every one oi
them Ia OF recognized therapeutic
value and used by the medical pro
fession everywhere. Taniae Is sim
ply a comingiing OF these medicinal
elements In way hithert9 unknown
and which brings out their curative
and rcconstructiye powers to a most
remarkable degree. Briefly. II ailsys
irritation Of the stomach. strength
ems the digestive and assimilativ,
organs. builds UP and revitalizes the
whole system. and gives the body
new powers Of resistance and
strength. Gratifying gains in weight
are not uncommon. especially whers
a person has suffered from under
nourishmcnt brought on by dyspcp
STA. indigestion. illness. operation OF
nsh.~ R.Aa
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::

Pupils OF the fourth grade win sing
and pupils Of the seventh grade viii
give a scene from the Legend Of
Sleepy Hollow. by Irving. A silver
tea will follow the program All
those interested In Parent.Teaeher
association work are invited.
AlI-Night Masquerade
An ail-night masquerade will be
given Saturday evening. November
10. at tho new X. OF r. hall. Third
ave. and Virginia st. Prizes viii
be given for clever costumes and the
proceeds Of this affair Will be for
the benefit Of a sick woman In the
Swedish hospital. The committee IN
charge viii be; Albert Lofthus.
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DATES
To Remember

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER t.
Poverty party az the Womens INT
ves-is. cinh
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is
Miss Catherine purn's afternoon
party Al the home % her psreats.
Mi ard Mrs. A. I. punn
Miss 0~endolYa Ns~iove's tea and
miscellaneous shower at her hone
~ fart tawten. complimsntinS
Miss Ruth Merton.
Kappa Aiumnse annual party AZ
the chapter house. sset isth ave.
y. ~. at o m
Dinner dance at the sunset ciae IN
henor q Mr. and Mrs. Keith
GazsArn rtskca ard Mr. and sfs
walter McEskn rornpkins. With
MI and Mrs Aiesander nAtilis a.
boats
MONDAY. NOVEMBER rs
wcsasn's Auxiliary 10 Seattle Sym
phcry orchsstrs viii meet a. ths
wtntoniN Hotel. IN the grade
teseherr club room. At Z se.
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H.
ptnaef ard bridgs 81 sunset club.
Mrs James Hamilton ~ Neuv~
and Me-. James poster hoge
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ts-
broadway Gulld TO have musicale
ana 20. al the home Of Mrs
oeosus warren nepie
Musicale at > p IA at the Wcmerr
University club. with Mr.. .. y.
Jarvis. soprano. and Mrs Harry
T worth. pianist. Mrs. Atlisan T,
wanamaker ard Mrs Henry
wari He~~Asr hs~tess~s
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Frantiin
Whites supper dance fer Miss
pefothy Myer. and Mr. EAri PAIL
lips. At horne.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 70
Juuior Guild ~ the orthnvefsr hoe
pitsi 10 hold raank.xivtns a-ncs
81 the Assenie r~-,pls
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Program % rcnaantir music at .
m at the SUNSET CLUB Mrs. OTIS
Floyd Lamson and Mrs Leafs "
Peoples hcstess~s
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER a.
Club tea al the womsn's rnfsrr-
aty club frasn TO 8. Nth Mrs.
Everett Clarke snd Mira Paul
Fura az ho~ts~~~s
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IT.
rhs nayri.xs 81 Miss frs Arn~v
70 Mr. Robert a Gtiirspr. ~ith
% Nj and Mrs. James v. Agnes
parents ~ the hrtde-~i~eI
MONDAY. NOVEMBER TO-
Tns winter Baii N the Nsspni~
Temple
rRIpAY. DECEMBER 3d.
The sirpf yuniof HALL at tbs Yacht
eiuh
"WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER g.
The marriage ~ Atlas Ruth Nsrson
and Or. Stevenson snnifh 81 sac
o'efock In rriaity ehurchs
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Mrs. Charles r. Csstien IL plan.
ming on leaving Sunday 10 attend the
horse show In Portland. While there
she will be the guest Of DIR. and
Mrs. Ray w Matson
Miss Edith Prosch 10 leaving Sat
urday TO spend the winter In Cali.
fornia-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Leonafd are
leaving Saturday for an extended
Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Nichols re
turned Thursday from three
weeks motor trip in Southern Cali
fornia
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Herriott
Burke Grrances True Adams) are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth Of son last Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Hum.
phrey are planning to depart
next week for Washington. ID. c.,
where they will remain thru the
winter months.
Mr.. N. II. Latimer, who has been
seriously III. IL progressing nicely.
and able TO see his friends.
Mr.. Harold Henry. who has been
the guest OF Dr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bentley for the past ten days. In
leaving tonight for San Francisco.
where he will be the sololst with the
symphony orchestra Mr.. Henry
will remain In the West until after
the holidays. playing several engage
ments, thence 20 New York and the
Southern States on a concert tour.
Mr.. James G. Huteson, who has
been confined TO HIS home because
OF Illness. has recovered.
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Mrs. Britten Honored
Toddy at Luncheon

Mrs Daniel II. Trefethen enter
tanned with a luncheon Of eight GOV
er~ to-day AT the women's University
club. eompilmenting Mrs fred Brit.
ten, wife Of Congressman Brittcn. OF
Illinois, chairman OF the naval 4'
fairs committee OF the house % rcp-
rcsentativcs The party later at
tended the matinee nj tho Moore
theatre
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Mr.. and Mrs. White
Plan Supper Dance

In compliment TO Miss Dorothy
Myer and her rance. Mr.. Earl
Phillips, whose marriage Is to occur
this month. MFR. and Mrs Edward
Franklin White have extended tnvi
tations for a supper dance at their
residence on Friday evening. No
vcsnh~r 10. About forty members Of
the younger set win DO included in
In, invitation list.
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Women's Auxiliary to
Symphony Orchestra

The women's Auxiliary to the
oeAttle Symphony Orchestra asro-
citation win hold its meeting Mon
day evening. November Is. at TO.
at the wtntonia Hotel. In the grade
Seachers' club room Memberships
WI be received. November rs win
c1nss the charter membership drive.
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Mrs. Van Ogle to
Give Lectures

The Musical Art society announces
a series OF Ave illustrated lecture re.
citals by Louise Van ogie. All the
lectures viii be on tho instruments Of
tho orchestra and the programs TO be
given the coming season by the Sc
attic Symphony orchestra. They will
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INT U S ) I (,
Hv8 In Seattle
Conducted By
LOUISE ANNABLE
Mr.. Montgomery Lynch
Presents Pupils


This evening, In the auditorium
Of the First Methodist church. ~
eight O'Clock. Mr.. Montgomery Lynch
win present tho following pupils In
snnx recital:
Mr. fsy RittsnAv~s~
The Morning wtas" =. soena nrssreershs
Mis- Jeanne i~'lrssf
sssansst- .s4........s....D pfiry Dock
Miss Trina Mas,sA
Irish Love aonx' ...ss..........--..-
............... Margaret nuthvea f~ns
''wtthsu, Thee .ouy pfsfasies
Ne Joseph w. ne-n.a
Tn. Sweet o. ,hs Year .......s..s...
........s.A........M 1ry Turner AAIfer
Miss f-uciie Collins
'UsymaktnH ssssss.sss.A alice Sssaharu
Nra uarsi Asf~itu.
-Fsust ReEaAncs" t-ith Harp ........
-x.,. r.,..,.si .-'''',,. ... 1 1910, ,sss,
Miss Gsnssts Prudence weaver
-ous Fiss Day tMadsms but,srtip.
.......... .....s.ss.s..s...4-- Fuseinl
MIsz rexgy kfsmsr
The Neon prgrs f.sw~ american In.
alsa AoSsl Charles Wakefield Cadman
Miss ErsnHstins ceok
call Ne No More ..s..........s.ss..
......-... .chariss waksnsid caanan
Miss Lois Wiley
-'rtenov and Arms'' sssmson) %. Hsndsi
-I.eiiinS Ia Fearaiax nliiows screa-
uonf ..s.s-.E ...s....ts. .hsydn
Mr.. Clarence = Hyitlassen
lie 10 kind- He IL Good tff-rodiadsD
sss..ssssss< .sssssssssss Ahsse uFf
~Bird song" Utailstsiia frpm PsEiise-
eil ..s..tsss.ssss4s.r.sss tsoneAsailo
Aiic. Pineks;on Maeiean
Mra Montgomery Lynch. accom- paaist
Music lovers are invited.
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Amato Concert
Thursday. Nov. IL

Tomorrow evening. nj the Metro
politan theatre. Islaaualc Amafo.
eminent baritone OF the Ms,ropoi-
itan Opera Company. will appear In
recital. This will - Mr. Amaio's
frst appearance In Seattle. He II
considered one OF the worlds best
baritoncs. and has won tremendous
success on both the operate and con
cert stage.
Misv Kitty Bcale. soprano. also Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company.
will be the assisting artist She
made her debut In opera ut the Met.
ropolifan In December. 1918. In Sour
Angelica" The following season
Miss Boale filled an many concert
engagements as her operate work
would permit Last year she mp.
pcared IN concert with Giovanni
Martineili Miss Beaic Ia an Amer.
lean product. She was born In
Washington. u. c.. and has received
all her trimming In this country.
Mr. William Tyroier will he the nc.
companist for both artists. The con.
cert Thursday is the second OF the
series Of concerts given this season
under tho auspices Of the Ladder
Musical club.
The program to be given win be as
follows:
Prologue from "Pariiscct' .Lsoncavailo
Mr.. Amaie.
r. canta u rrilio ........-..--..... Bin
rerHnstA sssfs s-ssss.ss MaHcaGni
herenata Gelefa 4.ss.ssss.. BurEt-Feccia
Arai. Caro- nome from "RiEoietto''
....s.............-s s..-....-. Verdi
Miss BeaIe.
ord Italian Songs
"iUnRi del caro- benz ..-...... .Hecchi
s'Lasciatemi nor1re- ...... .M0ntsverdi
''Nsis cor pin non mi sento" .Paidiciio
Mr. Amato.
Old French sonEs--
"f.'Etaie du matin.~
''f.e bean seiour"
Me promenant nm mntin."
Mr. Amato.
The Rose Ensiayes the Nightingale
.s....4........s4. TirnHky .H1fsakow
Under the Greenwood Tree" Buzzi- Peccia
An Evening Song ............ .oilber'i
PARA .s.s...-ss. .s...ss..sssss Arditi
Miss Beale.
"EleFie" ..t+s.s...ssfs.s.... Massenet
"Obstination de Fontainelis". ......
'-rrOis jours dc vcndange" ........ Hahn
"Feies galsntss' .................. Hahn
Mr.. Amato.
"Danza" .....4.s.44 .4ss.....s.. Roaslni
Mr.. Amato.
Duet. "Oondoliera" ........... Hsnachel
Miss Beais and Mr.. Amato.
Mr.. william Tyroier at the plano.
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iat .. m. In tho first grade room
for a storytelling hour, Dr. Grace
Pearl Jenning will speak az o'clock
on How TO Tell our children the
Important Facts OF life" Refresh.
msnts furnished by the FIRST grade
Franty Coo PIT. A.
Frantz coe PIT. A. viii meet AZ
> o. m. The children will sing. Miss
Myrtle n. Frederick Will speak on
home nursing. and Frances Drager
will give violin solo. Refresh.
ments served
ST. Cecilia Club
The 81 cesslla club announces the
first formal dance OF the season 20
take place Ia the knights OF Colum
bus hall
Doric Social Club. o. n. =.
Doric Social club will meet with
Mrs. Kate schasfer and Mrs. Mar
garet schasfer. z7ion Fourth ave
at J o'clock.
Dr. Woolston 10 Deliver Lecture
on Socialism
Or Howard u. Woolston, IN. D.
head OF the sociology department Of
tho University OF Washington. will
deliver lecture on Socialism
Thursday. November II. 1890. at
o'clock In the Transportation club
rooms. Railway Exchange building
This IN the firth and last lecture In
a series Of five boing given BY DR.
woolrton on SOCIAL Conditions and
Some Theories Of Social Progress In
America Todsy.- under the auspices
OF the Association Of Collegiate
AiumnAe.
The merit series In the course OF
ten lectures win be given BY DIT
Richard Schulz Of the history de
partmcnt OF the univerHity Of wash
lngion. on History and contem
porary Politics-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

The photoplay censorship board Of
the city Federation Of Women's
cisihs will meet at the club house at
1910 A. m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


ballard W. C. T. U. viii be enter.
tanned by Mrs. r. Chandler. assisted
BY Mrs. Anna cantreli. 1871 W. ssth
at. Friday at ., IN. Mrs Della
iieiviiis. local superintendent OF sun
day school work. viii give the pro.
gram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

The Social Service club with meet
with Miss sally Adams. next Mon
day afternoon.
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Informal Bridge

In compliment to Miss liza Agnew.
. eto-bc. Mrs. Charles r. Cast.
len entertained this afternoon with
m informal bridge.
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Mrs. Colt Hostess
at Chudren's PARTY

Mrs. Lyman r. Colt entertained
Z number Of little gtris at her home
this afternoon. for the pleasure Of
her little daughter. Elizabeth
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ryshlsn Sisters Altrul-sIe Club

The pythlsn Sisters Aitruistie club
viii hold n regular meeting Thurs
Day, November II. AT 2 y. m.
knights Of pythiaa new club rooms.
Third ard Virginia. comfortsrs will
be made for the Theodore Home.
Members are urged 10 be present
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Capitol Hm W. c. T. U.

/.
Capitol Hnl w. c. T. u. will mec,
with Mrs. j. r.. Mccaiium. iziT 18th
ave ~. Tuesday. November is
Subjects 10 be dl-cusscd viii be
''Pu.ry Ia Art. Literature Temper.
anee and Ksligion.-
Washington Backward w. &. r. 4.
Washington Boulevard w. c. T.
u. viii meet Friday. November ~.
at J y. m. In the chapel at ale,
ave. and Madison IT. Subject. sun.
day BchoolK.- A good attendance Ia
desired Visitors are welcome.
Queen Arnnc High School Alumni
Tho annual election OF officers OF
the Queen Anne High School alumni
viii b. held at the school Friday
evening. November II. at 7ss
O'Clock. A dance will follow the
business meeting Committee In
charge: Richard Van der Las. chair.
man. Marrresta MscFarlane. Mar.
wuerfse Reynolds. Beth Davidson.
Robert Carey. Italian shorrock and
ifo~bert Bownetts. president OF the
alumni
H. r. Day PIT A.
The II. y. Day PIT. A wili meet
at tho school Friday. November II,
AZ D. m. The topic. Proper Dress
for the School GIrl.- viii be dis
GUESSED by Or. NJ \. Matthews, Mrs.
u. ". Rawson and Miss Dora Craig
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Any man who IS engaged In bust
ness ig a fortune hunter
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lieutenant Bruce A. Mcdowell. ".
s. A.. and Mrs. Mcdowell. with their
house guest. Miss Baker. have re.
turned from Seattle where they
were entertained at dinner by Mr.
Keith White. the party later occu-
plying a box at the theatre.
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be given "Wednesday mornings az II
o'clock IN the Fine Arts hall on No
vefnb~r ~ and Dcccmbcr 10. 1899.
and January IL. January 20 and Feb
ruary -. 1891.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
ori.r Eastern star. No. ia

Ionia chapter. No. ia. will give
their mn annual ball Thursday
evening. November II. I'm the Ma
sonic club, Arcade building. Al
Maaons. Eastern stars and friends
are invited. The committee In charge
Of the affair IN ms follows Mrs
Jessie peiietier, worthy matfon. John
]. Montgomery. worthy patron; Mrs.
Eta F'lagier. chairman. Reception
committee. Mrs. Elizabeth Wesley,
Mira Mayfns Larsen. Mrs. ftose Mae
Newell. Mrs Florence sullivan, Mrs
Ann Iarrcn. Mira Edith Putnam.
Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery, Mir.
Margaret Kictte, Mrs. Kate Or-g
DRY. Mrn. Myrtle Sashem. Mrs. Car
rio Miller. Mrs. Belle Hazel and
Mrs. Hnd Clifton. Floor committee
John r. Lewis. Robert sullivan. hay
ID. Nelson, George Gregory. Fred
w. Newell. John Frazer, Lea Miil"n'
James Jameson. Harry Hsili~eh.
Harry Hudson and Christ Olson
cards viii be played and the ladies
la charge ar. Mrn. Lena hcfafiane.
Mrs. I>ois Hlamberg. Mrs. inez Gas
tel. Mrs. Bertha Bchwehm. Mrs.
Marie Dcnhart and MfA- AFner
Ouner
wom~n's Auxiliary 10 Rainhr Posf
No. 81. American Legion
The women'p Auxiliary 10 Rainier
Post No. 81, American Legion. VIII
uc~t M "a m. Ia Nrtcrnns' hall.
tho Arfnory.
Brtiish,An,rwican Association
The regular meeting of tho British
American association will be held In
the Fine Arts hall. Fourth ave, be
tween Seneca and University sta.
on Friday evening. November IL. At
4 o'clock. The chief interest Of the
evening will be a discussion be-
tween Mfr. Kenneth Cole and Mr..
Hamlet Dobbr on the subject OF the
Anglo japanese treaty. Both gen
,ismrn are members Of the univer'
atty. and tho former has been elect
81 a Rhodes scholar Both ar. very
able speakers and the discussion "
Anticipated with a good deal 81 In
,erem, There viii b no charge for
Admission, and the rublic Ia cor.
daily lnvited-
Iuhn n. Alien PIT. a.
IN. Cornish School Of Music has
eharg. Of the program nj the John
n Alien PIT A. meeting 20 be held
NJ - .. m, with business meet
ing at 80 .. m.
SEATTLE Review No.
Seattle Review No. q w. ~ A
Of the Aanoabc~-. viii meet At y,
m In the w o. W. hall Past com
mandesw will entertain ana all Mao
cabees welcome.
THURSDAY rrcgrv~ Cub
Mrs. A. ". Snow. snts Eighth
ave. ~. r.. win b. hostess TO the
Thursday Progress club at ] .. m.
wcctraft Totem Cub
wooscraft Totem club viii hold .
business meeting at . .. m. Tn the
club roouss. Railway Exchanges build.
ing.
University Heights PIT. A.
University ucixhts TT. A. win
meet at the school In room ~ at !
y. m
Hata~u Guard Club
Mrs Albert v Rnssi will enter
tain Hatasu Guard club al the
home OF Airs. J. u. Dunlap a, !
.. m.
ryfhlsn Sisters Aitrulstie Club
The pythisn Sisters Altruistie club
viii hold y regular meeting Thurs
Gay, November II. at y. m.
knights Of pythiaa new club rooms.
Third ard virginia Comfortsrs will
be made for the Theodore Home.