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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-05
Al derredor de Ia suscripci0n
UNA FUNCTION TEATRAL ORGA-
NIZADA I'm METCALF,
ARIZONA.

Los senores Ramon Carbajal Y CT
prlanc Torres. dc Metcalf, Arizona,
organization una function teatral para
reunir fondos a beneficjo &c las victi-
mas. Al efecto, consiguieron del en-
presario del cine de Metcalf, les con
cediera Ia function del juevcs % dc
enero. por IN precio m6djco. e hicie-
ron I'm .!ama,nierto 4 Ia Colon!a Me
xicana. V en- general a los habitantes
todos de Metcalf, para cue aslstieran
q la function de csc dia, anunciando
Que ell producto liquido seria dedicado
a los damnificados.
Fl llamamiento de los organizado,
res de la function de carload turo ell
eco que era dc esperarse, pues el pu-
blico asisti6 en- tai numero, que pudC
obtenerse IN prcducto liquido dc NO,
VENTA Y DOS DOLARES, cantidaC
cue nos han remitido los scnores Cal
baial V Torres, que aparece en- ia
lista de los dcnativcs de este dia.
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INPORTANTE OBOLO ENVIADO
DE LAS CRUCES, NUEVO
MEXICO.

De Las Cruces, NuHvo Mexico, he
mos recibido giro bancario por valor
de CIENTO CHICO DOLARES, Que
ncs remiten los scnores Adolfo Guilty
V ]. 7. Naynes, como prCducto de una
cclecta Nevada q cabo por ambos Y
Dor Il senorita Dolores Guilty, quie-
mes trabajaron activamente, recahan-
do fondos entire los compatriotas resi-,
denies en- aquella poblaci6n de Nue.
.vo Mexico.
FL producto de las colectas fue por
valor de ochenta Y seis dolares, que
aparece dcbidamente especificada en-
Ia lista cue Sc da a corocer hoy; Y el
resto, o sean diecinueve dolares, es, el
producto de una ccna ofrecida por
los senorcs Guilty Y N ynes para re-
cabar mis- fondos.
De ia remesa ~importante hecha por
los senores Guilty y Maynes damos
hoy debida cuenta.
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1iIScELANEA LITERARIA.

Cazas de M1:eres. per Manue! M3z-
E CasamieUto &c Qlcvedo .........." O.50
- Voz de l. Observation-Disclosures de
he-rOsas y morales hls;o=:es-s .-.-..$l.5o
Las Nil : un=. %oSnes.-HevmosS collection
&c cuen-Ds CrIel-a.ss. ECicIcn u u rGs-
SCA -...-...... iSc
LIS Vii ) uaa Soches.-Empastada .... Sl.00
Los Nil y IN - &-abcs 3 per
sas, tradCcicUs a. casce.laHo. ...$l.02
La ley de DHrs.-Coicccioa &c leysndaS ba-
sadas en- les r-iuc:p:os &c. D1SaioEo. ro=
Da. Maria del Pillar SlnG&S ...........St.2
L. Bendicioncs de QaeveLo .....-.." O.6O
Los Anores de Quevedo .............S 0.6O
Los PercaRccs de GUcveGo ........-." O.60
aale-es Ce.eh-cs &c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
de icteEesantes GatoS sob-e las muie-es
mas notahlSs cue IN p-oIgci5o .TGx.cc- $I.25
Pelusa-Colscci5n de Clentos Pa el
padre Luis ColOna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T5c
Wales de Culiver Il diversos paises.
Edic!6a ii[issrada, pasta tsla .---...SLoo
V.a.s Alreueior del Mundo.-Intsresante
-s.a.o de IN vis5e Po- las prlnciPales
rac!o1es de- Globo ..--..-.....-.... ace
5RAS DE OUIDA-
6soe Stc
= Sec=sto de IdaEs Soc
E Co--eo dc a Reins ..-......-..-.... SOC
- CcnsSsEado-a Doe
"a CeDdesa de Vssszlis -...-...-...---. SOC
-os aErechores DC
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Ell OBOLO DE UNA SOCIEDAD
DE AGRICULTORES
MEXICANOS

La Sociedad Mutualista MeXicana
de Agricultores de Hcheim, Texas, en-
su ultima junta ordinaria efectuadS
Ia semapa pasada, acordo contribulr
q IA obra de auxiliar a las victimas
de los temhlorcs. V al efecto cedi0 Ia
suma de OUNCE DOLARES, CAN'T
dad que Sc reuri6 entire los MEN,
bros de Ia association, que no es nu-
merosa.
Dicha sum de ounce dolares nos
ha sido renlitida por e. senior R. Ra-
mirez, p~residente dc IA Sociedad de
A~gricultores Mey;canos, iuntamente
con una carta que ncs escribe de
Yoakum. Texas. Y n reuesa &c tres
d6larcs cincuenta Y clnc0 centavos,
que es ell producto de una colecta he
cha entire algunos meXicanos residen-
ties en- aque!la poblacion. Ash pues,
Ia suma total recibida del senior Ra-
mircz. es de diechiocho d6lares Gin
cuenta V cinco c~entavos; de los Qua
les ounce ~pertenecen al donativo he
cho per Ia Sociedai dc .A~gricultcres
Mexicanos, V eli resto q donativos de
perscnas residences en- Ioakuln, Sc
gun puede verse en- Ia ista CORES
pondientc que hoy aparece.
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tregada para el fondo a favor de las
victiTnas.
COLECTA HECHA ENTIRE LOS
MEXICAN0S RESIDENTES
EN- INDIANA HARBOR,
INDIANA.

El seaor Rosendo Garcia nos escri-
be de Indiana Harbor, Estadc de In
diana, remitiendonos I'm giro por "a
lor de CiENTO TRES DOLARES
OCHENTA CENTAVOS, que es el
producto &c una colecta hecha entire
los mexicanos RESIDENCES en- aQuella
poblacion, por los sencres J. Martin
Lopez V Pablo Lunan, ~qUienes con
una actividad digna de elogio, Sc, de-
dicaron 4 recabar fondos a beneficio
de las victimas, con eXito lisonjero.
En- Ia lista de este dia danes a Ia
publicidad los nombres de las perso,
mas que entregaron sus donatiyos q
los scnores J.. Martin Lopez y Pa
bio Lunan, Y que nos rcmiti0, como
dejamos dicho, ell senior Rosendo Gan
cha.
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CG2AS D. EMILIO LCLA
aioIya.CAS 7 20.


A 30 -~eas-rss e=aa ua=l
amor ~ ShG-e-
Apela.l0 L-ossa
F--,.l1. Bee yl.lsao ; Ca:2seuc-
.-gzaa.ay U .ns Dcl= t-EeS Us traHe-s.
.Ie-a gGaUILa-
ron Juan -s >errAuoaEl-
: Ea-oe-u - EsvIt.A-
ii Ngrr-tss Le EeGeeJa
s. gynGe * LGEr-aG'EI
Es-.aas lie wa For
s..ls=,L de S-ao27Je-
S-.Ler1.o lei
herman Cu-:eS : AS-:rz.
y44.-a de A.cc.
AaaeE Lssc-u-
g-..r.l ; ROMEO.
Lu.r--.a E--E!s.
L. E-r-taua q B-uss!as.
La .e-rl-I12-
., .A-aa-eS ie TcrccL.
KARA Aa-o-leta-
.ua--a-.ra zee EsESc8a-
Cz=lo. e. More d Fea-c!S.
TreIa-a A=os @ n Vida lie 10 JaSaGo-
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oRRAS DE RLAsCo IstSEz.

IN e. fSS &C. Are i-es ness e"
..uILLAS DIVERSAS.
Amor s-e v:e ; amer que Ioza. Por
LGtg.!e -e---s V.0O
Carmel Ae.aa,sl ao'e.a meN:caaa por
don .eC.1 G4,-sc8 -..-.....-..--... Q.TS
C.sueas.4. Ee.!4osa noyeia meNicaaa
-. .. .<a-s:p A.,am.-aEu IN To-
NJ, s-'c.ca &C !-.g ....-...--.-.--a--
-e. >.s-s..o IL CaugaaIeato O a Non
= AEe-e.- S-asac.c.u. .oFe.a ce n
.--.-L.a : dr 4a.or. 20 EC4--lo -S4as-
50. Dos cSmys emvas-aa7s ~ teta'
coz I-s.-EClOu-s $1,000. ---.....-.-" V.Ls
Don N-J.-c * - Aa@caI-La oosa macs
- sc - l.e-&--.a rsyaIo.a- IA tomo
Sa1
Don QG.J-:e - a MaEcna. Etic,5n
Z Syerc.O q Mss. Aurora. Dor
Er%GlCa C.J-
- a--r-r de. Gv-EoA.-A,smos- Hoye-a.
U@saG4 t. ~ 49, -. E.-.Htu. -y- A.--
CO In Iomo @Eaa-s. ---osan.@.c c:ugas-
i4ao. Ee.e-7- ----s--N ...--.. -
! e Djnsmi-ero pc >.-"--so0 .-....-.- sos
| II 5Eraeica. E1r Alfonso 10 |.e-~, ..-.- Sc
ExpIzci n. @ 81 Ma~.irio &c una Made So.G0
e. H'jn Na.G.-n. qo- Sa-ga- -.-..-......- 52t
:. E-cer-v size O-c. po- a7aa1"E -:.-...- 09c
Hau.s-ss-c De mi E!aa.e. por Lamar
| rG" .....-...- soc
z. Ms..-.o Gs la : daEas ............ soc
% Ccrr9.uc IL IN JGe- -...........,.. soc
E P-uss-7so d~ "a Montana .......... 60c
a=-es-s &c Il V.GG V7Aem.a. per Nu--
-"- $50
,~gg-r-A Dc H.-oe. p5r Provost Sl.G0
{ Fer do P-slOu.-Eove.a &c Amor 800" O.50
El.l. ESposa 9 Eadvc--2 tones ......" $50
Juan q. kl-E-gu. POI J. ScA~.-z ........ 6or
- EIa &c HocteElDa ......-..-.....S l.25
Ia -0rcz@citl Le ru AGaCte. por
Ergdto1 $3.50
u zsncsa EG1rasl---Soveia DC moral
v C-1-Ioaau-e a-=LmcatO. por Fernan-
de- y Gu1Eairz- Dos E-CSSos r0Ips
era9as-a&oS en- tea : con hef-7osas
lhlssTnrIones ..--... $3.50
- DANA de a. Camsli2S ............" 90
n hUesIaHl = =! Rec!uca, p1T Cons
rEe--e
"a erha Ecyra. pog Stevenson ...-.-.. Cos
- J-EeDcuG d Enrique Cuar;c .-.....S3.oo
les E-ss LosgGe-s-Os. con 81 continuation
'.el.-.. Ans DeS0GcS. y Ell El=corGe
de E-acsloaar-" Cinco to-7Os .....-.S2.50
- &as-rrs-~ L. a .GgULsicioa .........Sl.0O
"A N-jc- a. Traie B!ans0. por Ni.Sie
Collins Dos tones
los Sand dos Del Amor tnnos go" 500
! Na-C..as sean AS Hg!e-es.-HermUsa move
= Tasso-ai. Pcr Manuel Tbo A!f5-c.... 405
I 4nrsa AaEta.eUa, corteSana : amiga
ne Jesus V-oO
! Memorials Dc uH RsgolGciora-io .-......SL.I6
NariI. POI jorge ISa2cs .....-..--.--. 50c
Sov=iaS Ess@.las-, per Cc-vRates --.--Sl.25
%rs1cs Ea9t"sscas. 2o- E l. Stevenson.
1AS soTcJ ..-St--'
Ear7acso1cS de IN CazaGor. Por Ivan Tur-
-EeHe.' ----.-- eVe
Esv.r GespUes sc a -ue-.e. o IN hiia
I Ge dos T@G-eS. Dora maestro del fe-
c-aco n~2vcHs,a Luis dc Val. pcs
toCs.S tea. ricasnense i,gs:5aG05 ..-..ST.ee
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AFORISMOS ARABES

e. que ticne POGO cr6dito Sc queda
nCbre, Y el que ticne mucho, hacc
pobre a los demas.
Tcma por esposa a Ia mujer que
~esccgerias para amigo, 81 fuese nom
bre.
La primcra lagrima de amor que
hacemos verter, parecc un d!amante
Ia segunda una perla. Ia tercera I'm,
laGrima.
E. amor, cuanlo dos CLOS Sc en-
CuCntran. Sc tutea.
Para ser amado de las mujeres,
convene dejarlas Greer que no sc las
coroce. Nc pueden coavencerse dc
que IN ho.nbre las conozca y las anne
a mis1o tempo.
"Cuando veo una muier anciara
que Sc eSta ahogando,. NE apresurO
4 Salvaria, pcrGue puede ser nj ma
DIRE; cuando es una jov2n, me APPS
4 hacer 10 mi5mo, porquc pue--
de ser mi hija; pero cuando es una
muier de edad mediada IL deio tran
Quilamente irse 4 fondo, porQue pre--
de ser nj esposa.'
IN amor extinguido puede encen--
dersc de nucyo; IN amor gastado,
nuDca.
Los que casan, NAL 10 pasan,' di-
cen todos...iy Sc casan!
Hay IA misma diferencia entire IN
sabio Y IN icnorante, que entire III
hombTe vivo y IN cadaver.
FL nal no esta en- cue haya ricos;
el NAL esta en- que haya pobres,
Nj punto de vista no NE permite
de segUir en- el ejercito.
IFS listed reaccionista
Nc. senior. SOY mione.
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"El SIoan's Lin.nent nunca
deja de proporciOnarme
los nejores resuIEados"
Tcda persona que 10 tenga siempre a
Ia man0 lie dira 10 mismO.

ESPECIALMENTE a~quc!!as Que f-ecrente-
- mcnte sc ven atacadas de dolores reuuG-
ticos aCudos. Siendo como Is. IN remedio
contra II irritaci6n. cl Sloan'g Linir2eut Ges-
hace IA hinchaz6n = Penct71: sir i~rotGrs6 I
n rartc cEferulG. calEaHd desde lGego los
dolores.
q En- toias parties SC &c tieae Z naHo para
aliviar e. lumhago. neuralgia, tiE1Htez lie
los miscu.os. rigidcz dc las articulacioacs
togccdUras. inflamaciorcs y los dolores que
provicnea de uerrnaEecer a Ia iGtempeTie.
S!oan's LinimcHt cs:a "a In vcEta en- to-
T. f. rr=-.r--T-g o ~ 70 y, 81 %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-05
Ell PRODUCTO DE LA kERMES.
Sc DE LA ESCUELA NAVARRO

Aver recibimos ia cantidad de Glen
TO OCHENTA Y DOS DOLARES
DIECIOCHO CENTAV0S, que nos
enrreg6 Ia comisi6n de G2mas orga.
nizadoras de Ia kernesse que Sc efec
tu0 el sabado proximo pasado en- Ia
Escuela Navarro. Era cantidad es
ell producto liquiGo de Ia referida
Kermesse Y de los d,nativos hechos
z las corisiones uorcbradas al efecto
ror Ia referida comision organizado-
re-.
Err nuestro numero de manana da-
remos cuenta detallada de los ingresos
hahidos por Ia kermeSse Y las con-
tribuciones, asi como de los gastos
hechos por las crganizadoras del fes-
rival. limitaRdonos POI ahora 4 dar
cuenta ie Ia cantidad Ii nos fue en-
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5ESTA PERDIENDO 81

iSe siente I'd. cansado a toda no.
"a? lie duele Ia espalda? General
mente los hombres Y mujcres de ne
dia edad que Sc lamentan de clio,
pero solo Sc debe 2 IN exceso de
trabajo o a descuido de los rinones.
Tome Foley Kidney Pills. El Rev.
". T. N. Swyndole, de Macon, Ga.
dice: "estoy dispuesto arecomendar q
las pildoras Foley Kidney Pills
(-Adv.)
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A.tnrsS D@frsnS--

ast2e:a O .os Ca-ssos Coa:=abaa,istas.-
Noys.a Caeys-s2a- Dos -.S&09
e. irc.O Costl-- NJ Il Dragon de "a
Ns.~- Fo' ETZFS - LIS
e Slao &C n SI.00
Los E&zGsGcs de L1-G-rs. Po- Frvl. ..SI.oO
Asnorla5 &c aea SGcs-A. go- Acevedo. .$I.0o
NemcrIas. Ess@C.-S $ Observation-Disclosures
clones payy.ou,as, poC 500
Napoleon. po- EgTas. sI.Co
In Elo Natural. Evr Nn-leia. .-......S s.. 90
OBRAS De GRANDES AUTORES
Amado hasca el P&tsSz.S. pc Jokaj.....Sl-5
EGt-emeses. po- Le-vTEtss -.--......-.S $3.50
e Bar5cro &c SeE.-a > Las BSGas &c FL
ga-c. poT EeaUUzEcEsIs ---.........-SI.So
e Pa-aiso gerd.Go. poc Milton -.......-Sl.50
= Baado,ero. pos Trso q AoHGa......-S:.5
(! RonsncerO del Cid .-...-...-...-.SL.5o
e. Ao4elo De! Rey, po- GABRIEL Ajr6--...S1.5o
HsnIr: y Romeo ; JuIeca. 20. Shake
sSeG-e ----r-.-- ---.N--ot
Ia Ncyia de Lanseznoo-. Po- Ssos-....-S.-So
Ia Diyiaa Conediz poS 81 Dante .---..Sl-So
La Ens.de. po= Ei-Eiho
Ni-eya. Dor Federico Mis;=@l ..---..-.-SlH
CODIGOS MEXICANOs.
C6diSo CiviL.-E6ieI6a Official .......-.-S20e
C5iiEo de ?roeeiimientos Females. .... I.5o
C6diCo de Prccc6iuie2tos PeaA.ss 49,. L5o
EodiEo &c Culcrcio
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed q Ia Casa Editorial LoZano,
lis n. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
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BIBLIOTECA De NOVELlSTAS

TONES -erpcsssG5y ~ TIC i!ra.)
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VIVA LA INDEPENDENCIA!

Made quiere va de-
pender de los peiuTue-
ros nj Tc-tsnc.c- q In
clase de- los
TURNOS. Nuestro cor
tador de pelo DUPLEX
ha traido csc maGnifico
rcsultado. y los hombrts
estan &c pl&ccmcs. pue6
les baSta peinarse con
nuestro cortador para
deiar arregiado SUI cabe-
10. largo o corto, de
dia 0 de nOchc. en- su
casa. en- el campo 0 Ell
el tran ' 4 IA hora en-
Que sc le 9egus n ga
ia. Las madres puede1
arTeglar 81 pclo de sus
n;nus evitandoles 81 Pc
liG-o de IN contaEio por
medic do pcines y ma
vajas pu- Personas de
dudosa salud. Con dos
meses De no visitar las
pcluQucriaS Sc SAGA el
costo de nucst-o corta-
dor. que durara por a.
nos. EST p-ovisto do
dos cuchiilas y cada Gu
chilla con dos fi!os.
PUede USarse tamtien
como navajo de barba 7
pusdeH ascnt2rse o rea-
f;larsc las cuchillas CO.
mo todas las de Segu-
ridad. Una erGadera
ganga por e Precio que
le heRos fiiado. de
$500, solo por Riuy po-
co tempo. mas 20 GEN.
tavos para 81 SECURE y
!-auqueo. Pidaio hoy
mismo. con o sin d.
nero. E
WHIT and co.
Dent r San Al
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES 4 FOR SALE

A-U-T-O-M-O One of the biggest auto mobile dealers in Bir- mingham said to us the other day: Burns, you have a clean field when it comes to competi- tion," he said. "You take the Chandler and Cleveland, built in gi- gantic factories, six cylinder cars with that old Bosch magneto, you can't beat such values. We told him we had been selling automobiles for twelve years, and that we were just get ting that old sledge hammer lick into oper- ation.
 Gt tntlemen, you will see Chandler and Cleveland automobiles on every highway in Alabama.
 USED CARS at rock-bottom prices
 always.
 BURNS BROS.
 Chandler and Cleveland
 State Distributors 407 s. 21st St. Main 8024.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
AUTOMOBILES
AUT0M0siIEs FOR SALE
CLEARANCE SALE OF USED CARS

OG OIA1G
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 Ford Sedan
 Ford Touring.
 Dodge Touring Dodge Roadster. Liberty Touring Liberty Roadster Nash Touring
 Hudson Touring Briscoe Touring Cadillac Eight
 Cutdown Mormon Republic Truck International Truck O Olds Truck with Panel
 Body
 These cars are all in good mechanical condition, ready to roll, good tires all around. Let LIS show them to YOU.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

Season tickets for the Seattle gym
phony orchestra's next series OF pop
uiar concerts. opening on Saturday
evening. November IA. are now on
sale. c. Y. white. manager Of the
orchestra. announced to-day. There
will be nine popular concerts this
year. and Conductor John NJ. Spar
CUR In now at work arranging pro
grams for them which viii appeal
both tn the musicaily uniettered and
persons who have already cultivated
a taste for symphonic works.
Tn. conductor believes that every
normal human being In potential
lover OF the best music. and the pop
ular programs are TO be made UP
with a special Wow TO making the
orchestra a source OF enjoyment 10
hundreds OF persons who do not feel
equal 20 the heavier symphony con-
ccrts. Musical masterpieces In which
melodic appeal predomlnates. stand.
ard overturcs and suites whose
themes are already wen known and
various newer works. with bc inciud.
ed IN tho list OF compositions to be
performed Al each Of the popular
concerts also there will be soloist
on November II the solo artist will
be David Campbell. pianist. Of Port
land.
Ali seats for the popular concerts
n, Meany Hall viii be reserved dur.
ing the coming orchestral season.
just aH they arc for the symphony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
VERA BURT DANCES
AT THE PANTAGES

A scinuilating. snappy terpsichor.
can treat featuring Vera Burt and
hsr syncopafed stepp~rs. headlines
the bill al the Pantag.s this week.
Misv Bur- and tho young man dano-
err who accompany her offer ~ dif.
fcrent dances. which please the Pan.
tases audiences.
-Csutier's Brsckiaycrr- arc dogs
trained 10 do things In diffsren,
way. Sol iscrns In single act en-.
Titled Years AGO" sings clever songs.
Harris and Manson present n little
skit called Uncle Jerry at the opry."
Tho fishers Quartet consisting
OF Isabel Edwards. Msudc B.audy.
Ray weston and Florence Rehan. IL
heard In harmony singing. Bell and
Grey are seen In an athletic act feat
uring tight rope walking. A motion
picture comedy completes tho ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

concerts. Prices for season tickets
range from 1915 to 50. and they can
be purchased on the easy payment
plan arranged by Mr.. White when
tickets for the symphonic series
were placed on sale two weeks ago.
Further information a. TO this plan
can be obtained Mt the offices Of the
Seattle symphony Orchestra asso.
citation in the /sherman-Clay build.
Ing. Third ave. and Pine st
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cLrBs FOR WEDNESDAY


Sigma kappa I>unckeaa
Sigma Kappa sorority win hold
i,s second drop-in luncheon at tho
women's University club wednes-
day. August II. at lao. Those
planning 10 attend are asked 10
call Mrs. Cleo r. King.
Ladies AZ Society
Ladies' Aid society of Ballard
Presbyterian church win hold all.
day picnic as woodland park. All
members Of church invited. Bring
your own dshsa
Insii~s Of q. A. r.
Ladies' OF q. A. r. Home Sewing
club will be entertained BY Mrs.
Butts. assisted by sunshine club Of
Charleston. tBost leaves colmau
dock at 1890 for charieston.)
Clxrn Barton Tent
Cara Barton Tent. Daughters Of
Veterans. meets in Veterans hall in
Armory.
Seattle Woodrraft Thimble Club
Seattle woodcrafs Thimbie club
meets with Mrs. Mary Holcomb
1872 r. 9th st. (Taks Ravcnna or
Cowcn Park car and get off a; 18th
Ave. bridse)
d. A. r. Study Clan
The u. A. r. Study class win pic
MIC at the homo Of Mrs n. ~. Rob
inson. Rolling Bay. Leave Gaibraith
Bacon dock at . a m
Progressive Tbouxht Cub
The study class OF the Progressive
Thought club meets at i.s0 p. m
with Mrs Anna r. winsou, 25f.
18th ave 9.
Auxiliary Of Mystic Jewel No. n
The auxiliary OF Mystic Jewel No
40 will meet at tho home Of Mrs.
John - Bogdan. sss7 Aurora ave
Luncheon at o'clock sharp.
Lorraine Social Club
All Eastern Stars are cordially In
vlted TO tho meeting of LORRAINE
Social club at .. m. In the card
room OF the Masonic Temple.
Women Of Mooseheart Legion
The annual allday picnic OF fhs
Women OF Moosehcart Legion will
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Dinner Party
Aboard Ne1r Merico

DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Iden were
hosts at a merry dinner party aboard
The New Mexico on Saturday eve
ming. Those attending from Seat
lie included: Mrs Edwin c. Earle
Of Los Angeles. Judge and Mrs
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Trafford Hute-
son. Mrs. Laurence Buck and Mr.
Charles Fulton.
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Birthday Dinner

In honor of the birthdays Of their
husbands. Mr.. T.. A. Duffy and DR..
Charles c. Turner. Mrs. Duffy and
Hrs. Turner entertained with a
cnarminxiy appointed dinner party
q tho Boulevard inn on Saturday
evening. Ten guests enjoyed the 90
ennton.
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Miss Roberts to Be
HOnOred

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dudley Rob
erts will entertain at dinner Friday
evening at their home. in welcome to
Miss Dorothy Roberts. who has re.
Gently returned from Boston to spend
= short time In town. The six com.
plimented guests will later witness
the performance at the Moore.
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Mr.. Roiiin v. Ankeny and son.
Mr.. Irvine II Ankcny. returned Sun.
day night from q weeks fishtnw trip
In the Hoods Canal country.
Mrs. James A. Welsh Of Spokane
Il spending . few days in town. a
guest At the Hotel Washington.
Mrs Irving Smith. Mrs. Courtney
Smith. Mrs O. Carlson and tho
Misses Carlson OF Everett, motored
over this morning TO spend the cay
In town
Aflss Alice Ives spent the week.
end at Wing Point
Miss Dorothy Thomson OF New
Britain. Conn. win arrive Thursday
to spend week a. the guest OF
Miss Darthea sharples..
Mr.. and Nh. James Dcsssr Hose.
Miss Anna Roberta Hoes and her
guest Miss Margaret Bradley. to-
Gsther with DIR. and Mrs. c. W.
shArpies. are enjoying n tour ol
the Georgian circuit. expecting 10
rsturn wednesday.
MIA Horace n. Richmond In this
week entertaining Mrs Sherwood
Gulespy Of Portland Later Mrs
GIllespy win be the guest OF Eliza
Ferry Leay and Mr.. and Mrs
James r. Agnew.
Mrs. Cyrus Ciapp and daughter.
Miss Beatrice Clapp. are spending a
few days In Port Townsend
Miss Virginia Cook win return to
morrow from Everett. where she has
spent several days AZ the guest OF
Miss Aida Hubert
Mr.. Robert r.. Dwyer left today
for Mount vernon to be gone a week
| MFR. and Mrs. Burr Fisher returned
Friday from a months visit In Sar
Francisco. Los Angeles. and sar
Diego. Mr.. Jack Fisher also TO
turned the end Of tho week from q
trip through Yellowstone Park. where
he was accompanied by Mr.. Franz
Moran
Miss Darthsa sharpiss spent ms
week end at Wing Point. the gppri
Of Mr.. and Mira william IL. lewis
Mrs. william F'iumerfeit has M
her house guest. Mrs. II. J. Mathi
sen OF Portland who win remain
through the week.
Mrs. r. ID. speilman In entertain
ing Miss Lorraine LongHway Of
Pison. Ohio. who formerly reside,
In Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis 8. barrow ars
receiving congratulations on th'
birth Of daughter ut Seattle Gen
eral Hospital. Friday. August 6.
Mr. and Mrs. David Edward Skin
ner will leave August Is for Sar
Francisco by motor. accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Tooker and Mrs Minnl
Hastings causten. Mrs. Causten'i
marriage 10 Col. c. n. Hilton. Unitet
States coast artillery. will take plac,
In that city the iaaf Of August.
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Mrs. George T. Myers and her
house guests. Mrs. H. II. williams.
Of Lummi Island; Mrs. Frank 5ufne.
Of Minneapolis, and Miss Edna Wort,
Of Hastings. Neb.. are spending a few
days with Mrs. Frederick Fischer at
Wing Point
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SALAD

gr<sn psppss
. tablespoons minced yeung snlsn
Z cooked bcr1A
] cup nuts
iAyonnase
shrvd pepper. Combine cabbage.
pepper. onion and mosssen with
French dressing. Let stand In tho
refrigerator for 20 minutes. Cut
beets In quarters leaving tho pieces
uncut Mt the bottom 10 form q sort
of cup. f1il this beet cup with the
cabbage combination. Sprinkle with
nuts and top with mayonnaiso. The
nuts and nayonnaiac make this salad
a rial meal.