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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

Produt FRS News Wants Ads bring
results. If YOU have anything t."
sell. rert or have lost or found anv
article. our Want Column will serve
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

Don't have that operation until you
have taken a course of ChirOpractie
adjustments. DR.. Pennock, Chiro.
practor, Crosby, N. d. 45-tf
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HANSON TRACTOR & AUTO
SCHOOL
n n

Is the most practical school. No books
to study. Twenty-Five new, latest type
tractors to train on. All auto equip
ments. Over thousand students at
tended last term. We secure positions
for graduates. Attend school in eli
mate you are accustomed to. Write
for large folder.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

FOR SALE-Two Of the finest farms
right in the heart of Sheridan Coun-
ty for sale at q bargain. See AUC-
TONER JENSEN, Antelope,
Mont. 14-tf.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

COOK WANTED-Outlook General
Hospital. $50 per month. 16-tf.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

FOR SALE-960 acre farm, 10 miles
east Of Medicine Lake. Will sell in
small tracts if desired. Terms to
suit purchaser. Would trade for
land east Of Froid, Roosevelt Covn-
ty. Will take critic as par pay
n1ent. For particulars in iuire Of
Auctioneer Riehw;ne *of Froid or
Calvin Richwine. MeA::ine Lake: =
le-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Tea for Bride and
Rides Elect

TO honor Mrs. Louis Fischer
Boynton. Miss Eleanor Linder and
Miss Patricia F'otheringhan. krs.
Corwin r. Eberting and Miss Dor.
sthy Greene entertained one hundred
guests delightfully."- At tea Thurs
day afternoon from 4 until at the
hume Of Miss Greene.
In the hallway was q stately
be sket Of greens and freeaias and
the large reception room was frag.
r. Mt with cherry blossoms, daffodils
and tho Towering curTant, while the
dining room was bower of buckle
berry, ferns and vari-coiored flow.
esA The table was made attractive
tv large basket of roses, hyacinths.
q lffodils and carnations. tied with
flmy bows Of yellow and pink chif.
1on.
Presiding at the urns were. Mrs.
NJ Ross Downs. Mrs. Lawrence Rich.
srdson. Mrs. William Chorus. Mrs.
Marjory Graham Brown and Miss
Dorothy Lindsey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Miss Turner Wed to Mr..
Grr7,es in Mem YOrk.

The marriage Of Miss Ellen Tur~
per. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lean-
der r. Turner. OF this city. and Mr..
John Lafayette Graves. OF Greervilie.
Ceory n. was solemnized on wcdnes-
cay evening Mt the ST Nicholas Pres
byterssn church. In New York City.
with the Rev. Elliott w. Brown Of
flcissing. After a wedding trip thru
the southern states. Mr.. and Mr..
Graves viii be at home In Greenvilis-
1fr. and Mrx Turner departed for
The Fast two weeks ago aud were
Joined By their sons. hobart and
Theodore. who were present Al the
CEREMONY.
Mrs.. Graves b . graduate Of ne
Univcrsity Of Washington. class Of
1S11. and 10 q member OF Alpha Phi
eprority. She served overseas FOR =
ypar In the United States signal
Gurps. as telephone operator. and was
promoted to the position OF chief
operator for the peace conference.
Mr.. Graves also served overseas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
III I'm Seattle
Conducted By
DOROTHY FAY GOULD
Gillespies Buy
Four GustinS

NJ and Mrs. Andrew Gillespie have
recently acquired four Of Paul Gus
tins most beautiful paintings for
their house on Federal ave. One OF
PENIS Cove" Friday Harbor. shows
his talent for painting water--trans-
lucent. colorfnL ripping. shadowcd
with the greens Of nearby hills Ihs
I'm Path" Is a snow scene as ex-
qulsite as only Gustin knows how to
paint Il. Forest Road" In study OF
greens in shadow and an interprets~
ton OF the mysterious and ajoof. A.
most inhuman, grandeur OF our
primcval forests-an effect most df.
ficult TO render on canvas.
The one most appealing Of tho four
IL blue Cascades." This has that
marvellous veil Of atmosphere drawn
over the blue distance, 10 poetic ana
arrtrting in any picture. 70 charA~
teristic Of our Northwest, and 70 ran
In painting. II h n perspective ofo
hundred miles. with all tho depth ~
color and magic OF that distance r
The collection represents sev11nS
sides OF Paul Gustin's work--his first
Interest was in water. and many u
his early paintings were Of our vas
erfront, fogs. ocean and ships Quite
suddenly he took up mountains. and
much Of his best work has been done
on Mount Rainier. Recently he has
been studying the forests. Entirely
sclf-tAught. 10 In succeeding slowly
In mastering the secrets Of rendering
the unique atmosphere only found b
the Northwest and annually At u
Fine Arts exhibitions In revealing y
US new lovellness that surrounds -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Mothers May
Hear Expert
Child Talks

Seattle mothers may hear from
the iips OF experts the most nd
vanced information on child welfare
and care OF babies during the month
OF May. with the cooperation Of
women's organizations. the Red
cron II standing back OF an extern.
nive program Of education on better
babies.
The baby clinic. for children under
9. IN already open 70 mothers every
saturday from a. m. 40 noon At
Central school Expert physicians
give advice and pamphlets are dis
tributed showing the governments
recommendation on Just how 10 care
for baby.
Federated women's club. VIII
stage ~Baby Week with lectures.
exhibits and demonstrations. at The
Bon Marche the week OF May II
20 rs.
Experts WIN lecture on child wei
fare every Tuesday and Thursday.
at ,:3o. during the month OF May
at Frederick a Nelson auditorium.
Mothers are urged 10 attend. The
IlFht ltCiufS IN Aurn1Ays my y
when DIR. Lillian Irwin speaks on
Pre- Natal Influence and DR.
Frederick Styled talks on fresh
Air.
Programs for there lectures viii
appear each preceding day In The
Stars column OF announcements.
Tho members of the central com
rnittee OF the child hygiene commit
too are as followr
Mrs John nem. poresr tehairrnsn).
Mrs. Dean Burkheimsr, Mrs w. v.
Meier. Mrs. y. l. banks. Mrs. o. u.
ThornErinson. Mrs II. u. sewhouss
Those aKsisting are:
Mr.. ID. l. Burkhsrt. Mrs. n n. Car
field. hra o. ~ ke0iii. krx Austin
oriffiths. Mrs x y. Brande. Mrs. w.
NJ. Tominison. Mr.. Donna Baker, Mrs.
,. Juithis. Mrs. y. c. Knppp. Mrs v.
D. Brsehsn. Mira J. =. Wall, Mrs. v. q.
y. Anderson. Mira c. ~ English. Mrs.
H. Aibr~srft- hfs v. u. Knknehss Mrs.
Dora Cannon. Mira c. ~ Compton. Mrs.
Edward rsrd~n. Mrs. n G. Garrison.
nrs TOD Marriott. Mrs. George Hunt.
Mra I. ID. Hallway. Mrs Perez Thomas.
Nrs ~ johnson. Mrs. ,. u. Bartlett.
Ma " J. Fplfori. Mrs n. C. Distman.
hfs Carl Eienor. Mrs. q. J. Cody. Mrs..
a y. rrem. Mrs IL ,. Mec1ain. Mrs.
Mrs George RIG. Mrs. @. Y Ruffner.
Mrs. TREBLE bullock. Mrs. v. ". kinney.
Mrs y. r. wcodusn. Mrs. w. n. kim
bail. Mrs. r. J. sehosisid. Mr.. W. ".
itAy. Mfs c. Il. Begardss aud Mrs. q.
y. Haley.
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Painting Portrait

Miss Mable Lysis Ii painting msr0
ings nj the Fine Arts galleries on tt
portraits. One of Miss Annie CT
houn. librarian in the references room
at the Seattle public library, Il ngs.
ure seated between two enormous
gilt candlczticks 1oaned Try Mira Ed
gar Anesl. and syrnboiixing The
light" Miss Calhoun passes On 70
those who come In contact with her.
The other portrait v Of Mira Irene
Ewing Davis. secretary OF the Fine
Arts. an artist herself. Whose anus
ing animal frieze viii DO rcmembered
by those who saw the Girls BaRaro
Mr.. waterhouse put on At the Arena
two Christfnases ago and which were
later In the bookshop at The Bon
Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Thrift .Shop Hot Sale

The Thrift shop will have . sale
Of hats on Monday. and . Ecodiy
number are priced At fit,y cents a
new stock OF headgoar has also. ar.
rived. and while not 40 cheapiy
priced. will be remarkable values II
Il very great satisfaction TO the
Thrift shop board 90 80 tho splendid
results Of their enterprise. for the
iitti, shop IL surely meeting tho dc
mands Of tho public. and proving
financial boon To tho ChIiarcn's
Orthopedlc hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

The Mlnsen Nell and Beatrice Nor.
rtzon and Miss Anita knutsou viii
aali touiEh, for Los ApE-ior. where
they viii remain for t~o monthA
been attending the University 81
California. viii return the first Of
tho week 10 spend The summer.
Mr.. Nathaniel Paschar IL IN sise
East 10 b gone two wesaA
Mra Bertha wilton yafreankx
who has been vcry III ~ the Minor
hospital. was removed 20 the home
Of hsr parents on Thursday.
Or. ana MIA Harvey n Cochran
are spending tho week lend In Gle
Eaum.
Ara q y. Hutchinson Of chinaso.
who has been the ruea, OF her SIS
ter. Mrs. James II. cavanauxh. left
Friday for California
Ensfgn FIRED W. Dsrnerf. who has
been for IN, past 10 months in com.
mani OF the u. q. g. eubchaser No.
1875. has bern Transferred 20 the Al.
lantic feet. and left for the Eas,
cuast on IN. 4. n. r. Gwin. Mr..
Darnelrs mother. Mrs. Edith c. Oar.
ncfi. viii spend tho RUNNER IN the
East and at Coronado
Capt ana Mrs. Bruce Grirss ~
moved on Thursday 20 their home at
Tho Darlington Golf and Country
club.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Dourfas and
family have removed 20 the Earring.
ton Golf and Country club where
they win spend tho summer.
Mrs. Harold Lee has ~ her hous-
ruests Mrs. Hcndon Chubb and
daughter Miss Margaret Chubb. Of
Orange. n. J. who viii remain =
week.
Mr.. Frank Cullen Prcphy WIN ar.
rive Thursday from Phoenix. Aria
20 join his wife. who f. the guest of
her parcnta, Mr.. and Mrs Henry r.
Blake
Mrs John p. Fay. Win her rrsnd.
children. Anne westbrook and Carl
Gould. ST.. and nurse. are spending n
week nj the Gould home Mt tho
Country club. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r.
Gould viii join them May 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Loscy, VINO
have been tho house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r. lewis for several
weeks. left yesterday for their home
in Syracuse. New York. Mr.. and
Mira Loscy spent the winter ia Call.
fofnla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
General FEDERATION Of wom~n's
Cinhs


With Americanlsm as the keynote
Of the biennial convention OF the
General F-deration ~ Women.
clubs TO be held AZ D,s Moin.a. Iowa.
the third week IN June. one of the
great programs Of IN. meeting win
BE- tina, on Anericanixaiion.
Mr.. Alien T. Burns. who IL TO b.
the speaker at III. evening nesting
On June sist. Win have as his sub
Jet "Co-~r-tye or Cooperative Am.r~
icantxstion-- Mr.. Burns. Who cam.
into distinguished pubic attention
when he conducted the Cleveland
Foundation survey. r. now the direo-
tor Of the Carnegie Foundation
Study Of Methods Of Amsricansxa-
ton This vo~k. sprinxsng out Of
the belief that we were In danger
Of hasty conclusions and faulty meth
obs In AmericAntrstion thru our lack
of Information. IL Divided into 10
heads. namely. Schooling OF the I'm.
migrant Pres. and Theatre. Homes
and Family Life. L~xai Protection
and Correction. Health. Nasurallra.
ton and Political Experience. Indus
trial and Economic Amslrama,I ton.
Treatment OF Immigrant HcritaFw..
Rural Development Selghborhood
Agencies.
Mr.. Burns :. oonr,d-rvd one 81 the
first authorities IN the country on
knrrfcanixation. His point OF virsv
IL Indicated by his selection Of his
topic.
The Moving Picture FTirn- win
be presented by the Society for
Visual Education. tho evening Of
June IL This society n an orsani.
ration OF notable collew. men and
teachers. who arc working an, n
conpists course Of instruction along
lines that follow our system Of ~su.
cation and films covering instruction
10 be given To immigrants on ship
board. even before they land.
DR.. Caroline Hcdgcr II 20 be ne
guest Of honor and speaker at an
characterization luncheon Jun, z1d.
DIT. Hefger r. we'll known for the no
table work she has done in prerar.
Ing Americanzation workers thru
Institutes held In Chicago an outline
OF which she has prepared for the
General Fet6ra,ioh pamphlet on
AUGMENTATION. and for her great
SUCCESS among foreign.born moth.
ers. Recently Or. Hedger has been
making special study OF night
schools among foreign born in many
cities. and II Is Of this matter she
viii speak.
The Americaniza ton conference, 70
be held on the afternoon Of June 22d
VIII be true conference. Mos, OF
the time will DO given 20 discussion
OF experience and practical methods
OF work. a few club workers have
been asked 10 speak briefly. Just 10
start the discussion. Mrs. MacNish
~ Illinois will speak on the first
steps In Americanization work. Mira
blanchard. chairman OF q. r. w. G
Moving Picture committee. will
speak on the Movie and Americani.
zation." Mrs. Howell OF Iowa, also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Birthduu Pdrtu

To honor tbs ssxth birthday of her
daughter. Arscinstts. Mrx Harry u.
Fowler entertained seventeen little
guests AZ her home on THURSDAY.
Pink .tulie clad Kswples and jonquils
nase the resreshment table sttrac
tive and games compistcd the after
Moons p;e1au-~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
BRIDGE for Mrs. Johns

In compliment 20 Mrs. J. l.. Johns.
formerly OF Olympia. who L. visiting
friends In the city. Mrs. 8. n Peck.
Mira William y. Hoffman and Mrs.
Harvey u, cocArans win entertain
at bridge on THURSDAY afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. Peck. Intimate
friends Of the guest Of honor viii
be among the invited KuestA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Tennis Club Season
|Opered

rho Seattle Tennis club ~ t~ccsu'
Ing more popular with these brigh,
days. and groups 20 players and
friends are seen daily. taking 4 few
moments from their game for n chat
over the tca cups. The regular
mncheons and dinners ar- being
served. and soon the tennis dances
win take their place In the social
calendar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Luncheon for Guests

Mra Harold Iee win cnter;ain nj
luncheon on Monday at the Rainier
club fn compliment to her house
quests. Mrs Hendon Chubb and
Miss Margarvt Chubb. Of orange
New Jersey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
NURSES WILL HOLD
-RANQUET

Celebrating the one hundredth an
nivcrrary Of the birth Of F7orenec
Nightingale. Seattle nurses viii ban
auet In the Masonic club rooms at 8
.. m. May IL Tabicaux Of the
epochs In che history Of nursing win
be given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Mrs. Ames Hostess

Mrs. Edgar Arnes entertained In.
formally at luncheon on Friday Mt
her home. The guests included
members Of the Country Club col.
ony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Affair for Mrs. Esteriy

For tho pleasure Of Mr~ 0eorrc
Max Eateriy. who IL spending a few
weeks in tho city. Mrs. Albert J.
Rhode-, entertained at luncheon and
bridge at her homo yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
INT u S / G
GV8 I'm Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
May Festival
Program

The May festival of music 10 be
given by the Seattle public schools In
tho Arena ON May z and Is a bigger
AFFAIR this year than ever before.
Altogether $500 children take part
In the chOruacn md orchestraH.
Seattle IL the only city on the Coast
10 undertake spch a festival. the pur.
poae OF which II 10 show what tho
children hav. been doing in a mu-
steal way during tho year. and TO en-.
courage an interest In good music, A
special feature of the two evening
PERFORMANCES viii bs interpretive
dancing by a group of girls under the
direction OF Miss iienrietts Adams OF
Franklin high school Programs for
the three performances are.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
ynIpAY EVENING. Nay I. ans
Mis-. Alberta NJ PARK. seoompsaiss
fiaf hpangi@d Hammer
Eisnasstsry school orchestra sna
auGisncs
Festival orcn~ssfa
Mr. Edwin A. KnusEsn. eendvcspw
Our Suddenly March ...-....-
tlsspsts ..ssssss......-. A~her
Neiedy HaltE....-- ...--.--..-
oiria' chorus
hiau Lsths 7. Mcclure. conductor
- forest tonds," a shaks~pssfssa
fantasy for ehnafsn's voices aud
Music BY Louis. Ayers osrpsst
Boys chorus
Miss Laura " Br~yfesfs. conductor
~ ss ~. -. ,;.,, inr'ss
Out whsr. "a. wess nssfns
.-.y...............P pain 60 n oisvorth
Land 81 Hops aud oiery..-..-. .Eisaf
Hishisna schoi,isn
bsliefs bornpips
Group % hixn school gfrss
Mins Hsnrtetts Adams. snssructsv
SATURDAY nkrfvEx NAT Q. SIS
kiss Alberta ~ pAfk. oornpanlst
-rtsr hpsnsisd nsnnsr'
xismsntAry srheci orchestra ss1
audience
FESTIVAL orchestra
Mr.. va Gin @ Enu,rsa. eopaucsss
Our ntud-nts March.
ossotfs ........s...-.-.-... Assh~r
Melody waits ...------..-
ILifd Efnfe chorus
tlss Ruth Durhsirn. eonda-iov
NJ Little YIdais
The Tea Kettle
Popcorn fuiks
Estps
yres ara the xs-s
spring Comes rsippins
B@ysuth grade chorus
his ffhsi Hsnsea- eondoctsr
Th~ n~s Suil. s...s..-..-......s bstsss
The Tifes. s..ss.ss.s.+.. .s.sss. avery
kusse of the Brock utaiisn feik tunsl
Rest. ..s...s. .frsns ADJ
America. the n.~ssifsI. ...... Kendall
Community sonGs
Hsess and Low
Ola FoiAs 81 Hens
AEssrioa
HIGH SCHOOLS
eATurDAr EVENING. NAT .. tfs
Ascemp&nisss. Norma Whitsstdss. Ansafa
HlekA Frssres wiiiisrns and kra
Esthsryn Worth
Nsnsrrs hiGh scheof orchesfru
-Hsar apsnsted Hammer
utsa schcoi orehsfra ga sudispss
uish school festival chorus
Mr.. David v. Davies. conducts
CAatstA "a serr Of victory
Music ~ cssrns
nsxnoss sctse
Mn Ernest worn
MA srhcoi festival orchestra
hr. Ernsst wertn. eenfvsfss
March. The Slogan :. .Jefru ". K,ehr
C-ssntsis. .sss. steesAr IVY
Jspans~s Sunset. -Jss~as l. Deepen
o,,,,sr.. KIM xys.s- 49,. .nnsassrs
Interpretive dancing
Greek dsBce-mouient musicals. ..s..
sss..s.-.-...... ss<hrteTt
liberty pole dance
Group Of high scheoi girls
Miss Heurfstfs Adams. iastrvetsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
ADDITIONAL C1.UBs


Fortsen. Thy Eosen auxiliary. U. r.
w. W win give a benefit card party
for the department sons at the home
OF AIRS Harvey J. Moss. zos y. 9th
St. this evening at 3 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Miss Richmond Honorcd

Mira uenry o. Philips entertained
tho memherS Of Miss Helen Rich
mond's bridal party and few init
mate friends at luncheon yesterday
at her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Ltmcheon for
Miss Richmond

Nfrx Gerald shannon and Mis-
virginia Cook were hostesses today
at a luncheon at the Rainier club IN
compliment to Miss Helen Richmond.
whose marriage win take place on
May L. Fourteen guests were seat.
ed around a beautiful ecnterpiecc OF
rare spring blossoms, which were
later divided into oorsages. The
party attended the matinee at the
Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

Wcafisv rcpurts src now reeeived
from moro than $500 stations in the
United States. besides about SO for.
eign stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
TELEPHONE the So
l ciety Editor of The
Star--Office, Main 600;
Home, Main 276l.

The Misses Margaret Hutcson.
BETSY Booth, Eleanor Keith. Roberta
Hainsworth and Clara Emory assist.
eli the hoatessoA
Miss Marion hutnson received The
CARTS at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Mrs. Wiherspoon
Hostess

In compliment to Mrs. NJ. r. Hay.
q Spokane. who has been the guest
Of her laughter. Mrs George Hood.
Mira Herbert witherspoon entertain
ed ten guests ut luncheon at her home
THURSDAY afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Mr.. and Mrs. WinsloiU
10 EuteTtuin

Mr.. and Mrs. Ksnelm winsiow. Jr..
yin entertain informally at tea In
their apartment tomorrow afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
1CIubrlb
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


r. r. o.. Chapter V. win meet
with Mrs. Corwin \. shank, 6ss s6th
ave. ". Monday. May srd. There
will be the usual ~ O'Clock luncheon.
In accordance with tho reciprocity
plan. Chapter A viii be represented
on the program by Mira u. ID Lang
stead. Mrs. James wyiie and Mrs.
Andrew piffenhach win ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Rhocca
viii entertain with dinner at their
homo on Tuesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
New. Of Auburn Minute Women

The Minute Women Of Auburn win
entertain the officers OF the Seattle
snnnts Wosnsn's association on
Monday. New members are wanted.
and war workers arc eligible. on
Monday therr viii be class on par.
liamentary law. and on Wednesday
a class Win 10 Instructed In govern
fnenl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

Artesisn wells arc namcsi after the
French province OF Artais. where
they appear 90 have been first used
on an extensive scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Seattle Chapter. %. o. r. =.

The Seattle Chapter. ss. o. Il. r.
Social club. viii meet Mt the home
of Mrs. Nellie walia. 7t2s Second
ave- w. on Thursday. at .. m.
North Queen Anne car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
BIRTH STATISTICS

An avcragr Of ss.ooo.o babies
are born In the world each year. nc
cording 20 statistics complied By
French official birth starstician
after 10 years work This average
amounts TO 10 births per minute.
The statistics further say that n
the cradles containing babies born
in one year rere piaeed end TO end
they would Just reach around the
earfh's equator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

Tho lincoln High School PIT. A.
will meet Monday. May ard, at 2ib.
tn portable No. ,. Mrs. &. Fuller
has charge OF ib.uinute parila.
mentary procedure arm. followed
by short business session. and dur.
ing abort recess. the parents and
teachers may meet. Mr., T. Il. fiem.
Ing. director OF vooauona OF tho pub.
lie schools. and Miss l.. o. Johnson
win speak on conditions IN Eastern
eitiea which were visited at tho re.
cent n. II A. convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

national chairman Of ID. A. H. Amer.
ioaniratson. yiIi speak on The foreign
wuenen. MrS Saunders. pr-sidsn, Of
Mississippi. and Mira stiiL president
OF Missouri. will speak on their
work among negroes.
The w~~h of May 10 WIN b De
voted 20 the ono hundr~tth ami.
v~r-sry az tho birth and iifs work OF
rforunoe Nightingale. The local
schools for nurses win. ther-fore.
have their commencement exercises
that week. The Minor school win
graduats their class On Tuesday. May
III. The seattle General WI hold
th~,r exercises Wednesday. May II.
ana the s~ci.h hospital viii hold
their commencement on Thursday.
May IL
All nurps Schools yin 5osn m .
Ylorcnrs NlxhtingAie banausI with
representatives from the army and
navy, Rcd Gross. as well a. students
from all tbs nurses schools In the
c4ty.
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Jefferson PIT. A.

The Jefferson PIT. A. win meet
Tuesday evening. May Z. at 7;+5 ut
tho school Officers will be elected
and program win include a talk
on Mental Development Of the
Child" by u. ID. Johnson. OF tho
Federated Board % Vocational Edu.
cation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

The Marathon club win hoa a
business meeting on Monday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs Parks. ss2s
Aurora ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

The earliest known attempt 10 con
struet a motorcycle was made by w
w. Austin. Of Winthrop, Mass, In
1865.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

Cara barton Tent No. I. panGb-
t~rn Of Veterans. met In regular Sra
sion. April -. Mrs. stcwar, report
ed the presentation Of flag % tn.
Junior class NJ Mount View school
A splendid program was given. With
a talk by Mrs. Rose Jackson. depart
nient president Delegates were elect.
I'd 20 attend the convention at
Yakima In June, and the results
were: Me.dames Harrn, Reynolds.
Gonth. squir-s. Highly. Diamond.
Lyman. Aiternatea were; Aesdamer
Phoenix. Job~s. Hubbard. Whiting
ton. Nccornbn. Askens. Burbanks. A
business meeting viii b. held We'd.
neaiay. May II. In tho vetsrana' hall.
armory.