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STRANGE PHILOSOPHY

comes unconscious he knows
nothing, but take an ak and
sever his head from his body or
let death overtake him in any
manner and he not only becomes
more alive than before, but he
knows everything.
Such theology is termed i'm
mortality of the soul,
and is believed and taught
with few exceptions, by
Christian people Of. all denomi-
nations. The Bible points out
that this theory was first pre-
muIgated by Satan back in the
garden of Eden (Gen. $40 and
Jesus in referring to this Arch
enemy of man, calls him "a liar
from the beginning, and the
father of it. " John 8:44.
So while we find this doctrine.
a popular one, believed by most
all Christian nations as we'll as
all heathendom, we should not
lose sight of the fact that Sat-
ans highest aim and purpose is
to deceive and keep people from
seeing the Truth. Isa. 14:I3, Ia:
Matt; 1924; Luke 11:15-2O.
And realizing that oftentimes
he transforms himself into an
angel of light e Cor, 11:14, 15)
and is a regular attendant at
church (Job 1:6. 2:1), We should
ask ourselves as Christian men
and women, who love the truth
Is such a doctrine reasonable?
Is it true and in harmony with
the teachings of the Bible?
Eek. 1874, Eccl. 9:5; Psa. 115:
II; 1864.
From first to last the only
hope held out to, mankind in the
Bible as to future life, is in
the resurrection of the dead.
This is not only the central
theme Of the Message brought
by all the holy Prophets of
Israel, but Jesus declared it
himself (John 5:28, 29); and st,
Paul says 1T is the hope of the
promise made of God unto our
fathers" Acts 26:6. He also
shows in Cor. 15:16-18 that
the resurrection is Gods plan
and order, and mans only hope.
As for man having an immor-
tai soul that lives on in a state
Of consciousness after death,
the Bible supports no such
theory. On the other hand it
declares: For that which be-
falleth the sons of men befalleth
beasts **as the one dieth, so
dieth the other; yea, they have
all one breath; and man hath no
Dreeminence above the beasts"
all go unto one place." Eccl. 8:
10, 20.
The Bible declares: God only |
hath immortality Il Tim. 6:12)
and st. Paul says this immor-
tality is something to seek,
something to lay hold on. l Tim;
6:l9. He says it is the gift of
God. Romans 6:23. But if we
an immortal soul and
nave life everlasting within
why should st. Paul
US to seek. and lay
lold on these things?
The doctrine of Immortality
If the soul, together with many
'ther un-Scriptural doctrines,
such as the Trinity, Eternal Tor
nent theory, Purgatory etc.,
IRE treated in a most charitable
and the Bidie is shown
o reveal a grand and glorious
Plan, prepared from before the
'oundation of the world (Ephes.
"A; l Peter 1:2O), in six Yols.
STUDIES IN THE
SCRIPTURES. These books
ire veritable Bible keys, dis
ussing topically every vita
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500 More Mileage

In Boston, Green & SWEET Co.
watched the Miller records ON
some hundreds Of large cars.
They foundthat Millersincreased
the former tire mileage from 5O96
to 1870. They eliminated blow
ont troubles. And only six tiresin
each 1000 proved disappointing
to the users.
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INT US SIC ! e.
4v4 In Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
First Symphony Concert
FRIDAY Evening

ON Friday evening shs S~nfuo
Symphony orchestra. with John
sparxur. conductor. viii give tho
FIRST concert Of the season. in Mcany
hall This IL the orchesra's 10th sea.
son. and Mr.. white claim. II Ia tho
finest the city has ever had
The orchestral ensemble l. made M
Of 20 musicians. 10 OF whom are ap
pnartnE here for the firs, time. They
hate come from all parts OF the
country and their addition II eonaid.
cred OF unusual Importance Tho fol
lowing n iist Of the new members
Firs; vioiln-. N. Giuschkin. IL Grand
Carter. Leo c. Bryant. q. McEiroy.
J. siattery and l.. Turner: second
vIoiins. vaicntin, Huber. O. Lorbcer.
q. Kuhn. u. psttrich and J. Haas
Ter. vtolaa y. wisnn. ". wellendorf.
/ q. Rutgers and O. Morgan. yiolon.
cello. H. Riley. @. Hartsborn aud NJ.
Hoessicy: bass. c. Ciil: flutes. J. Oh
bert; oboea. 4. Popora. ciarin.sA. ~.
Sirignano and A. Biauert. haanoon. J.
Pauiy and =. Janovnky. horns. o.
Lukascek: trumpctz. J. Earle: from.
bones. N. Law. tympani. y. Han.
sen; percussion. J. Burke
Tho soioist for tho opening con.
cert vii b Harold Henry. the well
known American pianist. Other ar
lists to appear with the orchestra
during IN. year include: Paul All.
house. tenor Of tho Metropolitan op-
era company. Arthur Middleton.
bass.baritone. Kathleen parlow. VIC.
I'm: Lolita Madden. soprano. and Alice
Gentle.
The complets personnel OF tho now
organization is az follows:
FIRST vtoilns-A pitebis. w. n He'd
isy. ~ oiuschkin. IL Grand Carter. leo
G. Bryant. u. ". wins. ". Hiatha- @
Mcriroy. !. si<ttsry. l. scott and l..
Turner.
Aronson. G. Horn. O. Lofberr. q. Kuhn.
y. Brochs. u. ptttrieh. J. hassisr aad
n. Tinks.
viola.-E. H.n.r- coii.ns. J. cuisv. n,
Daily. E. wlenn. Y. Busch. IL wsiisn-
doff. q. Rogers and q. Morgan.
v4oioncslio--G. kirchner. y. Lhors'. "
Riley. y. ilsitman. @. Hartshofn and NJ
Bass-J. winT.. q. Barbour. C. GIL r.
Farelia and 4. Renter.
| Fiutss--J. Gilbert. n. HornfAl and A
walker.
| Pfcsoio---A walker.
oboss--E ps.auE and =. ropovA
clarin.t--S. oeconomsoos. y. srignauo
and A. Bisuert-
l Hass ciarinet---A. piauert-
Hsssoon-J. Psuiy and X Jsnovsky.
| Hofns-c. Tryner. o. Lukascsk. o.
1 Is0nhardt and G. Weber.
Trsmpsts-A- Cleveland J. Earls ana
l " Finke.
pistos--D. Dittrich and ~ wslisndorf.
Trombonss-C. Morris. H. Law and W.
Parker.
| Tubs--E FIELD
Tympani-E. Hansen
| percuaai0u--J. Thomas srf J. rurka
Harp iinor Nordhoff Beck
| IabrArtan--F. FInka.
There viii be 10 symphony con.
certs and nine popular concerts In all
during the SEASON The symphony
concerts are set for November 6. No.
vember 10. December ,. December IA.
December 81. January IL. January
rs. February IL, February 2b. and
March IL. The popular concerts are
on November 10. November 81. De.
cember II. December -. January s.
January %. February 8. February 10.
and March s.
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GIRL ACT TO HEAD
PALACE HIP SHOW
Portrait By Pinrey

-Foiiow Me. Girls Is the enucins
bliiing Of the big musical revue tina,
comes as q feature OF varied and
weii balanced show promised by the
management % fsoow's Palace HIP
IN Tho bin that opona tomorrow. The
Frank Rich Co arc producers Of
-Foliow Ne. Girls. = said TO Be a some
what different offering. IN which
melody. pretty girls and comedy are
tremendously blended
The ESceaent singing Trio IL the
billing OF f'rederickn. Ellsworth and
Thomas. throo Harmonious funs,.rp
florvnee Henry and company viii
appear IN a pressing comedy act
fsw earle and Dolly Ines have a
pretty aklt called ~ Doorstep TO
mso."
Helen Miller !. an attractive young
womn. who will offer = taking roper
tolra. mostly syncopaied. upon tins
ryiophone.
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DATES
To Remember

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER g.
Queen Anne guild 81 the orthepsd-
ie hospital to sivs bridge tea at
the home Of Nra A. W. Pratt
from Two until five o'eieeh For
tickets call Queen knns has
Mrs W y. Nehsrdsons bridge
party q, the Aretic ciuh
Mr.. hsrvey tindisy's dinssr for
Miss Virginia Geek and Miss
Grace HsffsrnAn At hts residence,
Mrs I. Frank Mscklsm. Informal
tea In honor 81 nFa y. A. foi-
SON. % New York.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER S.
pr aud Mrs nentiry's reception Al
home 10 honor Of Mr.. Harold
Henry and the members Of the
seAtN. symphony orchestra. fol-
lowing the concert. at which AR.
Henry will - soloist
Mrs. Frederic strives Informal tea
for Mrs. Prank reoker.
Miss Lucy punnis daneiug party at
home
tain at tea At her home. rompii-
msntinE Mr.. Dean ooodtaz wit
ter. Of San franchise
Ntiss Fsrria SoFtoa's Informal tea
AZ her apartment In the Eelalis.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER g.
Miss Ruth and Mas cathsrins FER
RS dancing party al chrtsssa-
seas halt
Game and diansr dane. az the
Yseh, club TOR rasmbsrs sHa thsir
friends
SUNDAY. NovENRER -
Mr.. ard Mrs rrafford Huss~on's
supper Ia honer Of Mr.. Harold
Hsnry.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g.
and Mr. Caspar n. Clarke 10 rria-
ity church at SO seisck.
rrESpAy. NOVEMBER -
bridge party and tea at IN. ssrae
Of Ma Alexander Haliii- roe The
ssaent Of the Light Hsa-s Tor
the Btiat- Inc.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ie-
ss~era sriars Party and tr~ 81 Mrs
H.Illl.'s hsrns for the Light
House for the Blind. tina
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is
Mis-. Catherine punns sftsrneoa
party al ,hs home % her paFents.
Mr.. aud Mrs A. !. Duna-
Miss G~snaoiyn Se~iovs's tee and
rni.r.naneaa. shower al her home
In Fort tA-tsn. eompiimsatiaE
Mis-. Ruth Sortoa-
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER a.
Bre4away Guild t. have musicale
and tea At the homs Of Mrs.
Georr. wAfren nool.
SATURDAY, SovENngR 80
yanior ouiia 20 IN. orthepsdie h>s-
plfsi 70 hsid Thsbksrivlag dance
st the MAseale Tsmpis
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|PEACH-RICE
BALLS

large peaches
y cup rico
Y teaspoon san
maraschino or sunshine cher
rics
teaspoons sugar
Butter
Boil rice In water tfu tender. par
and remove stone from peaches: put
cherry In the cavity made by the
stone; cut four squares OF cheese
cloth. dip In hot water and spread
with rice about three.duarters OF m
inch thick: put the peach in tho cen
ter sprinkle with sugar and dot with
butter; pull UP the corners Of the
cloth and tie; put in n steamer and
steam half an hour: remove from
cloths and serve with sugar and
cream.
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Mr.. Fred p. Meyer arrived Friday
evening from Chicago. and has
Joined Mrs Meyer and Miss Dora.
thea Meyer at the Ho,ei Sorrento.
Mrs Jafes LfndeberT arrived on
Friday from san Francisco to NEE,
Mr.. Lindcbcrg. who arrived from
Alaska on Monday evening. They
are guests at tho Hotel washlagton.
Mr.. Fred SLOVENIAN. Of New
York city. In spending a few days in
the city. guest at the Hotel wash
ington-
Mr.. and Mrs John Coleman. Of
East Seattle, are receiving the con.
ordinations of their friends on the
birth Monday. in tho Minor hospital.
Of little daughter.
Gen Harry Footc Hodges. U. 3. A.,
and Mrs. Hodges. are departing In a
week for Baltimore. Md. where
General Hodges will take command
Of the Coast artillery district
Motoring 20 Everett today TO at
tend the luncheon which Mrs. Eugene
II. Omen gave In honor OF Miss vir,
ginla Cook. were Mrs. James Colber,
Sullivan. Mrs. Thomas Barlum
Greenlng. Mrs. Henry olmstead Phil
fps and Miss Cook.
Mrs. Charles l.. Moses ieft Sunday
for vader. Wash. and Portland. Ore.
10 spend the week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Gooding wit
ter arrived Monday evening to bs
the guests Of Mrs. Writer'S parents
Mr.. and Mrs william ID. Perkins,
for a short visit
Mrs. Russell r. Waesche left IA Vt
evening for San Diego TO join her
husband. Lieut.. Com. Waesche, u. s.
~. at the Hotel del Coronado. plan
ming TO return to Seattle for the
holidays.
Mrs ID. C. Crane, Of Monte~ano
who has been the guest OF Miss Edith
Prosch, has returned 10 her home.
! Miss Charlotte Winter. Of Los An.
gcles. who has been the guest OF
Miss Marie I.anghorn for the past
month. will return TO her home next
week.
Mr.. s. VI. Furey. OF wenatchee, re.
turned 10 his home last night, after
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Lucy Turner. after an extend
ed Eastern visit, has returned and is
a guest at the Hotel Terry.
Mr.. L. r.. warford leaves the end
OF the week for Washington, ID. c.
where he will mako his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II Winter left
Seattle Tuesday. November 2. for
Southern California, where they will
spend the winter months.
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6&Nkkdy'
BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS
Artists Welcomed
Todnn at Tea

=
This afternoon. at tho Fine Arts
studio. the women's auxiliary OF the
Symphony orchestra entertained
With delightful musicale tea In
wclcnme 60 the musicians of the or.
chcstrn and their wives, some OF
whom are newcomers TO tho city. and
IN compliment TO Mr.. Harold Henry.
VINO Is to be the soiolst for the open
ing concert on Friday evening. also
providing an opportunity TO greet
the conductor. Mr.. John sparkur.
Baskets OF shaggy chrysanthcmums.
hampers OF brilliant foliage and
other autumn decorations made the
eAllcry especially attractive. The
executive committee who were In
charge OF the reception were; Mrs.
Broussi1.s G. Beck. Mrs Aloer,
Charles Phillips. Mrs. Carl Don
worth, Mrs. John Spargur and Miss
Cecilia Augspurgcr. Assisting were
tho officers OF the association. In
ending: Mrs. Henry Landes. priest
dent: Mira A. A. Hilton. FIRST vice
president. Mrs julius Lang. second
vice president. Mrs. W. III. White.
third vice president Mrs. +. T..
paimerton. fourth vice president.
Mss Anna Marie Bruggcrhoff. re-
cording secretary. Mrs. George +.
pnlmerton, executive lsccretAry: Mrs
c. b. HIethen. financial secretary.
and Mrs. Mcpherson. treasurer. and
NrA Roy Psse Ballard. Mrs. Fred j.
Bert. Jr- Mrs. Prank Black. Mrs
Francis Guy Frink. Mrs. Charles IL
Frye. Mrs. Charles III. Lilly. Mrs
Charles Peabody and Mrs. James
Anderson Wood.
Dispensing the Inequalities Of the
arms were: Mrs. Alfred II. Ander-
son. Mrs. Richard A. Balilngcr. Mrs.
Joseph Blethen. Mrs. Trafford Hute-
en-. Mrs julius Lang. Mrs william
u. Perkins. Mrs. q. T. NJ Pratt. Mrs.
Henry Suxzallo and Miss Nellie Cor
nish.
4 bcvy Of debusantes aided At the
~ table. who were: Miss Alice
E1ake. Miss Priscilla Anderson. Miss
Clara Emory. Miss Gloria Frink.
Ni9 Anona Roberts. Miss Virginia
eheahsn and Miss Grace Wilson.
Tho program follows:
Care sslse '..... 80. ..---. hsnae,
~MAks Ne . ssnE .Hsrry Hsaisy
Mrs. Carl Warren Hesiltssi
Mr.. Arxilo Rslst.a a. the pisno
Quartet for strings Mr.. Jehu ~
spsrsur. Mr.. Albany Richie. Mr..
\. HELLER cosisns. Mr.. George H.
sAndsnts csntssus- torus Ill.,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Tschsfkowsk
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agie. rrrna walker. Emma Walker.
Esther Parmeter. Mas Iona Fox.
E.lmor- Thompson. Lloyd Thompson.
Francis Smith. Raymond Smith,
Charles campben. Arthur Brown.
Joseph Shea Joseph Mcssaxia. Ru-
fus parmcnter. Clark Walker. Lloyd
Walker. Edward Shea. Leonard
Shea Oscar Fox. Frank Fox. Mr.
Arthur II. Robinson
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Surprise Party for
RUSSELL Smith

Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Smith enter
I'D with a Halloween surprise
OF on Saturday evening. In honor
suetr small son, Russell. The
iairiesarne costumed as witches.
maskinosts and highwaymen. I'M
FRANKS. supper time. Halloween
out a menes and music rounded
hosts were fyening. Assisting the
arthur H. no Leona Fox and Mr..
iohywood. Tbson, Of the q. =. s.
s'arie campbeiests present were.
f.veiyn Obcrr ;, Sylvia Obcrg.
'"en1ne Messass,r eSa DID, peW .,
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Yacht Club to Gire
Game Dinner

On Saturday evening. November 6.
. special game dinner will be given
at the Yacht club. with a dance fol
lowing. Already many reservations
have been made for the event, which
promises to be one OF the most In
teresting affairs Of the week. Re
cciving the members and their
guests will be Mrs James 8. Gibson.
Mrs James Grifsiths. Mrs. Fred Hud-
son Baxter and Mrs. David Whit.
comb. Dinner dances will be given
on the first and third Saturdays Of
the month during the winter.
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Mr.. Lindey to Be
Dinner Host

Honoring two Of the seasons be
trothed couples. Miss Virginia Cook
and Mfr. Caspar Clarke, Miss Grace
Heffernan and Mr.. Lawrence Moss
Arnold. Mr.. Hervey Lindley will en-
fertain at dinner Thursday evening
at his residence. Intimate friends OF
the honor guests have been invited.
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Halloween P1rty

Miss Grace Proctor and Miss
Helen Sykes entertained fourteen Of
their girl friends at Halloween
party Saturday at the home Of Miss
Sykes. Autumn leaves and Halo
ween favors made attractive decora.
tons
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Stevens Fraternity. Charity and
Loyalty Club
Ballard High School Alumni Pins

An Ballard high school alumni
members desiring alumni pins must
notify Miss Fife Larson. 2253 West
e2nd. Ballard 4off. before Saturday.
November IS. All money for pins
must be paid In advance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rand
Hosts

Entertaining thirty.ffve OF their
friends. including the members Of
the Wilkes Stock company. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rand entertained with
a Halloween dance at their home on
Saturday evening.
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General and Mrs. Hodge,
TO Be Honored

A. . farewell compliment 70 Gen.
Harry Foots Hodges. u. s. A.. and
Mrs. Hodges. who leave soon for
their new homo in Baltimore. MFR.
Charles r. Conover win entertain
With dinner OF eight covers at his
peddenee on Thursday.
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FRIGHTENING RUGS

When sweeping rugs. throw n
handful Of coarse salt on the rug be.
fore sweeping This Will brighten the
colors OF the rug and Keep away In
seclx
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AT p. m special missionary pro
gram celebrating membership week
An address Of interest win be given
BY Miss Elsie Happen Of Milwaukee.
VIA
wonian's Alliance
woman's Alliance Of tho First Uni.
tartan church will meet az 2 q. m
with MrA- J. II. yarney. 342 18th ave
Z. q. n. Club
Tho regular business meeting OF
l.. o. r. club will DO held at EDn'
club at .. m. New members taken
In.
iAfhos Auxiliary TO Railway Mail
Association
Justice Reah Whitehead WIN sd
dress tho Ladder Auxiliary 90 Rail.
way Mail aHsocint ton at Northold
inn At 1880 .. m Mrs w. O. Col.
Inns and Mira Il. 3. Brookway. host.
easea.
k@st W - VT"k6
Daughters OF 81. George. Aicxnn.
dra Lodge No. i72. viii meet at 100
In the First Avenue hall
Ss~ff1o Chapter No. o5, o. r &
Socinl Club
An Eastern Starr arr invited 10
tho meeting OF Seattle Chapter No
30. o. Il. n. Social club 90 be held
with Mrs. J. ". iIAmin. 2o.s Eaa;
Newton st. At : p. m
Sunshine Club Of tho Women II
Moos~<asart Legion
Sunshina club OF tho Women o.
hooseheart legion viii hold an all
day meeting ut the homo OF Mrs
Katherine Thompson. White Center
Dr. Woolston to Give Fourth Ler
turc In Series
DIR. Howard II. Wooisson. IN. ID.
head OF the sociology department Of
the University OF Washington. will
deliver a lecture on Go operation
Thursday. November 4. 1920, at ,
O'Clock. In the Transportation ciut
rooms. Hallway Exchange building
This In the fourth lecture belns
given on Social Conditions ane
Some Theories Of Social Progress ir
America Today In n course OF nv,
lectures Etven undsr the auspices Of
the Associate Of Collegiate Alumnae
Hawthorne PIT. A
The Hawthorne PIT. A. win NEE
Thur~aay at p. m In the firri
Frnda room for n story telling hour
DR.. Grace Pearl Jennings will tab
at o'clock on How 20 Tel oui
Children the Important Facts O
Life" Refreshments xiii be seryes
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clubs Interested In prison work are
requested 10 send delegates.
Stevens Fraternity. Charity and
Loyalty Club
Stevens Fraternity. Charity and
Loyalty club no. / Will entertain
with n progressive whist party this
evening AT $50 at the Panama cafe.
terra. 1915 Third ave. Two series are
desired.
Tho club is looking forward 10 a
gala affair on December 3. when a
basket social. program, and popu.
lartty contest will be the features OF
the evening. Prizes for the prettlest
baskets. also first and second prizes
In the popularity contest for Com.
rades OF Stevens Corps no. /. and
members OF the W. X c.. No. /. viii
be Included.
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Luncheon at Sunset Club

Mrs II. II. Williams viii entertain
1t a luncheon Of sixteen covers to
morrow at the Sunset club. in enter.
talnment of Mrs. Frank Hasbrouck
Tooker. Of Pittsburg.
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The capital Of Germany. now

known as Great Berlin, comprises
eight cities, 60 towns and 81 rural
districts with a population Of 4.0o0.-
00Q.
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wmen's Sccicsy Of the Ffrst
baptist Church

An all day meeting 81 the Won.
EMS Society Of tho FIRST Baptist
church win be held In the church
parlorr. At 10 a m. White Cross
AID and relief work: 1870 .. m.
basket luncheon with coffee served
by North Central and Ballard circicr
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
Pythhsn Sistsvs Past Chiefs
Association


Association
Tho Pythian sisters Past Chiefs
association viii hold their regular
meeting Thursday. November 4, at
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. G. A
Christopher. ISIS Tenth ave N. y.
All members are urged 10 be present.
Qu-sn Anno FatniEhtiy Club
Queen Anne r'ortnighly club VIII
meet az 2 y. IN. at the homo OF Mrs.
George ". Dearborn. los Ward st
United DauEhters Of tbe Confcssrsy
United Daughters Of tho confeder'
acy win meet ut .. m. with Mrs.
Robert u. Jarvis. 2st2 stth ave y.
Alpha Club
Alpha club will meet with Mrs. W.
c. Cutler. so. North soth ST. with
Mrs. Fred Hamilton. hoHtens- Lunch
con at 1880 p. IN
Ravenna PIT. A.
Mr.. Wesley 4. Rennis win speak
on Community Ideals In tho Train
ing OF Boys" at the nesting OF
flavenna PIT. A. 10 be held at the
school house at 2.3e D. IN Good
music
WomAn's Comms<ciaI Cub
woman's Commercial club VIII
meet at 3 o. IN NJ the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Nlnc&~<rxh Century Cub
MiAs Mabel Eldred. <sss Eastern
ave. viii be honteAs Ia tho Nine
tenth Century club at I o. IN
F1d~xbloom Club
Eiderhloom club viii meet IN the
now Knights OF Pythias hall. Third
ave. and virginia st. from 1870 q
tn until .. m
Swedish Iadzrs' Social and
Charitable Club "f'rrJs-
Swedish Ladies' Social and Char
liable club -fr~)a- will meet at p.
IN. In The parnrs Of tho Swedish
club
Practical Pychoioxy Cub
-rrychoioFy on saicsrnanshsp~ WI
be tho subject Of n paper 10 Be- read
by Mrs Sara A. Cook at the meet
Ing Of tho Practical Psychology club
at q q. m. In room 800. County City
building. There will also be several
numbers BY members OF the club and
a chapter on tho principles OF p~y
chology by the president Dr. Fanny
Lake Cummings. Any ono inter
est~d In the science 81 tho mind u
lnyit~d TO attend a meeting
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S~~flie Civk Improvement Cub
All members arc requested u
bring a quotation and a friend te
The meeting OF the Eeatti. Civic I'm
provrment club 20 be held AZ .. m
with Mrs. J. X. Forrest ISIS Uni
v~rrl,y boulevard Following an In
,sros,inE program. refreshments VII
/ 30 .~rved
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Their. will be = meeting Of the
Washington Prison Aid society this
evening at .. m at the Y. NJ. c. A..
for the purpose Of elecsing officers
and organizing for definite work the
coming year.
All churches. organizations and
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OYSTER PLANT
FRITTERS
I bunch oyster plant
. Tablespoons butter
y teaspoon salt
y teaspoon pepper
ItpN Nsxs.a rrstn.t..

Pine bread crumbs
Wash and scrape oyster plant Cut
IN slices and put into cold water. 20
which a little vinegar has been add.
ed Cook In boiling saited water I'M
III tender. about 20 minutes. Drain.
Mash and season With butter. salt
ans pepper. Beat Gag wen and adj
TO oyster plant. shape Ia small haliz
roll In bread erumha dip In erg
slightly beaten with one tablespoon
water. Roll again in crumbs and
FRY IN deep. hot Fat.
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ADDITIONAL CI.UBs

Madison Park Improvement Cub
The Madison Park improvement
club viii meet this evening at .
O'Clock a; tho Castle cafe Special
lecture
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::

ii5 .. M election OF officers and
at .. m. special missionary pro.
gr,m celebrating membership week
An address Of interest win be given
BY Miss Elsie Happen Of Milwaukee.
VIA
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T7m~r J. Nobls Post. IadbW
Auxiliary

Ladies Auxiliary To Elmer J
Sohle post will hold the regulai
meeting at .. IN. In Veterans hall
the Arrnory.