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The Washington herald., 1920-01-15

many Of them than It was for us;
we mustn't forget that. For them 1t
had all the terrible intensity Of a
nightmare, instead Of being the dead
ly. commonplace horror that 1t was
for US. After all, It's Just as well
that there, are q great many things
that they have forgotten-a great
many that they'll never have to for
get. because they never knew them.
Even II they do think that Belleau
Wood Is a part of the Argonne For
est. 1t isn't going to shake the prog
ress of the world! Let them forget
the war that you fought. my A. E.
F.; but never. never while you have
words to speak and breath with
which to speak them, let them for
get why 1t was you fought it.
Sometimes 1t almost seems that
they are forgetting even that. You
forget that all men might share your
hard-won heritage of freedom and
liberty-and because you loved her
very dearly. for a little space you left
the lovely lady with the torch, 50
that she might lift 1t even higher
when she welcomed you home.
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Some Vienna theaters do without
ushers by mounting electric lights
in such positions that they illuminate
the numbers on seats as long as they
are unoccupied
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Boys Furnishings

Boys Blouse Waists, plain white and
fancy; with and without collars; 0Cc
sizes to I6 years. REDUCED TO ooS
Boys One-piece Domet Sleepers and
Two-piece Domet Pajamas; neat patterns
full cut; sizes ? to IA years. For G. 10
merly $2.oo REDUCED to-. 91s1o
BOYS Ribbed Union Suits: comfortable
model; sizes to I6 years. For e. 90
merly $2.oo REDUCED to-. S1.JJ
Boys F1eece-lined Gray Jersey Gloves
and Mocha and Kid Mitts; broken %.
sizes. Formerly 6oc. REDUCED to JJS
Boys Ear Mufs-they1l keep the 1c.
ears good and warm. REDUCED to AJS
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comradethat
a
Washington republshng pleasing
The thIrdi insam
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Junior High

Boys Long Pants Suits, in Plain Blue
Serge, Green Cheviot and Fancy Gray and
Brown Mixtures-one, two and three of
kind. Formerly $1,000 and c1e 7E
SIS. REDUCED to.......... %Ao.so
Boys Overcoats; Blue and Oxford
y-Double-breasted model; all wool
and fast color; silk yoke and sleeve lin
only Formerly $25.oo and $50. GIG TX
REDUCED to................ @AOstJ
Boys English Cheviot Ulster Overcoats;
all wool; big, warm, comfortable Goats;
sizes r6. II and IS years: For S1d7S
merly $25. REDUCED to-. @AfstJ
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RepubIished seriaIly by The WASH
ingtOu Herald through the courtesy
OF The Mcclure Publications, from
McClure's for December.
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Economy Floor

Mems Fancy Cheviot and Worstcd
Suits-Young Mems and Conservative
Models; sizes 81 to ~ c17 cn
REDUCED to................ Slf.oU
Mems Winter rOvercoats-Oxfords, GRAY,
Blue and Fancy Mixtures-Young Mems
and Conservative styles; sizes CIT Ea
"a to ~ REDUCED to-. 31t ,JU
Mems Oxford Gray Ulsters-cloth lined,
Venetian yoke and sleeve Innings; double
breasted, with convertible collar. All
sizes "a to 46 c007E
REDUCED to......... 3kk.iJ
Mems Raineoats; 20. D." color-seams
sewed, ccmented and strapped; c77C
sizes 81 to ~ REDUCED to-. StstJ
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Before the Gallant Adventure Fades

A. E. Moves.
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Mems Clothing

Mems Suits; both Young Mems and Con-
servative models-the one, two and three
of a kind; remains of $38, $40 coo TX
md $45 grades. REDUCED to @6o'so
Coats and Vests. left from Suits that
sold from $50 to $40. Broken eli TX
sizes, Of course. REDUCED to - Asso
Odd Coats, left from Suits selling up
to $35; broken sizes. CT en-
REDUCED to .......-......... %sooV
Khaki Coats; some plain models; others
Norfolk style; practically all @ 0S
sizes. REDUCED to........... @JsSo
- lightweight Top Coats-in Blue and
Oxford Knitted Cloth and Light Home
spuns-one, two and three of kind; sizes
"a to AZ. Formerly $25, $50 c107S
and SIS REDUCED to...... 9Ao.SO
Dark Blue Raincoats, with large capes;
sizes SO, SO, AZ and 46. Regular COX
$25 grade. REDUCED to-. @AAssJ
Young Mems Herringbone Cheviot Ul-
stcrettes; full cut; belt all around; silk
yoke and sleeve Innings; sizes "a to A.
Formerly $40. CO.. TX
REDUCED to ....... 1ZfsSJ
Golden Brown Corduroy Pants; cuff
bottoms; all sizes up to a waist. O. 0c
Formerly $3.50. REDUCED to @J'oJ
Choice of Mems Separate Pants-Striped
Worsteds and Fancy Cheviots-
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Boys Clothing

Boys Novelty Overcosts-corduroy and
Fancy Cheviot; sizes to only. For
merly $3.50 and $500. "a 0E
REDUCED to.................. 3fs0o
Boys Blue, Brown and Cray Chinchills
Overcoats; Double-breasted cut; belt all
around; cloth lined. Sizes 3 to &C 7E
only. REDUCED to........... 3JstJ
Boys Mackinaw Coats, with shawl or
convertible collars; belt all around; Blue.
Gray, Brown and Green Checks and
SI2 and $3.50. C07E
REDUCED to.............. QJstJ
Boys Double-breasted Overcoats; Gray,
Brown. Blue and Fancy Mixtures; conver-
tible collars; sizes to IL only Grades
formerly selling up to SIS. c117S
REDUCED to................ 9ll.t0
Boys Fancy Cheviot Knickerbocker
Suits; Gray and Brown Mixtures; full
lined pants; belt all around; sizes to IS
years. Formerly $40 and $I2so c7QS
REDUCED Observation-Disclosures. 3tsoJ
Boys Fancy Cray, Brown and Green
Mixed Cheviot Suits-some Right Pos
ture;" some with double seats and knees;
sizes to I8 years. Formerly c117C
up to SIS. REDUCED to-. Sll.i0
Boys Cloth Military Play Suits; regular
little soldier" Suits; size years c1 0S
only. REDUCED to...... 91.J0
Boys Novelty Suits-Corduroy and
Fancy Mixtures; sizes and years. For
merly $3.50 and $50. c90C
REDUCED to ............... 0Es0J
Boys Blue Serge Long Pants, Sailor and
Junior Norfolk Suits: sizes up to 7 wears.
Formerly $3.50 and $40 &C TX
REDUCED to.................. 9UstJ
Boys 40 D." Military Overcoats light
weight; belt all around; sizes 3 to 10 years.
Formerly SS.7S. c67C
Boys Wash Suits-Junior Norfolk, MILDLY
and Oliver Twist models; plain White and
fancy colors; sizes 2E to 8 years; slightly
mussed from handling. Formerly Ct or
S2.o5 and $3.50. REDUCED to. 9l.50
Boys Blue Serge Suits-one, two and
three of lot; sizes Ia IS, 10, II and Is
years only. Formerly $I2.So and co TX
SIS. REDUCED to......... 9J.tJ
Boys Rain Hats-Oxford and Fancy
Tweed effects; broken sizes. Or
REDUCED to..................... Z0c
Boys Sailor, Military and Overseas"
Caps. Formerly $2.oo and S25o. Or
REDUCED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. JJC
Boys Odd Knee Pants; one, two and
three pairs of a lot; sizes to rs years
Formerly S25o. $500 and $3.50. CITE
REDUCED o.................. SAstO
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Mems Furnishings

Celebrated onyx HoSlery-blue, Sordo-
van. Navy, Black and White; soc 35c
and 75c grades. REDUCED to-; ooS
3 for $I.oo
Mems Fancy Silk Scarfs; open-end mod
els; with Saks service bands; good pat
terms and colorings. Formerly 6oc e.
and 85c. REDUCED to........ ooS
Mems Fancy Silk Scarfs, exclusive pat
tern, open-end model; Saks service 0c.
band. Formerly $I.5o. REDUCED to ooS
Mems Sweaters, with Shawl collars, as
sorted colors; broken sizes. ca 7S
Formerly $1,000. REDUCED to @fsto
Mems Silk Knitted Reefers, with silk
fringed ends-White, Black and White and
Fancy; slightly soiled Formerly, 0C.
$500. REDUCED to........... JJS
Mems Gloves, Black, Tan and Gray
Adler, Fownes and Saks makes; sizes ?,
~ and IA only; slightly soiled. For
merly $500 and $2.5o c1dC
REDUCED to ...............QA AsfJ
Mems Silk-striped Madras Neglige
Shirts; good patterns; soft cuffs. cChE
Formerly $500. REDUCED to-. 9L.fJ
for $500
Mems Fancy Percsle Neglige Shirts, in
excellent patterns. Formerly 81. c1HC
REDUCED to ....--............@A IL To
3 for $500
Mems Handkerchiefs o. D. color; full
size. Formerly 35c. REDUCED IN.
to. .........-.-.....:. Avn
sI.oo Dozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Mrs. Cleveland u. sandefer Of Los
Angeles will arrive IN the city the
end OF the week 20 spend several
weeks a. the house guest OF her
brother.in law and sister, Mr.. and
Airs. James y Lane. at their home
on Mercer island.
Mrn. stephen J. Chadwick and
daughter.inlaw Mrs. Stephen y.
Chadwick. VINO have been visiting IN
Eastern cities since April 1. are ~
peetad 10 return June 2sth.
Mrs. John y. Hausman and
mother Mrs. A W Bryan. returned
last week from New York. where
they spent two months.
Mr.. and Mr. Roy ". Campbell
have removed from 1909 18th ave. ~
10 their new resldenee at fii6 liar
ward ave.
Miss sally Adams viii return from
Portland on Friday.
Miss Grace Thomas. who has been
residing at the Hotel Sorrento has
taken an apartment nj the Castle
Mr. and Mrs Frederick r. Fischer,
Miss Marie FISCHER and Master
Chaplin Hunt are removing today
from the Hotel Sorrento. 20 their
summer home at wing Point. Eagle
fIarbot.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Won Hrab~rw
and Mr. and vrs. l. f,os. are guests
az n. Hotel Chatham. New York.
Mrs Cyrus ciapp and daughter.
Mias Beatrice ciapp. departed yenter
daiy for California 60 be gone several
weeks
Mlns rofly perkina returned YES
tsrday from Annie Wright seminary
IN Tacoma. 90 spend the holidays
with her parents. M and Mrs. wa
lism -. Perkins
brcn student az the Annie Wright
Seminary In Tacouia. H. spending her
vacation with her parents. Dr and
Mrs FRANK 4 shaw. at tho Hotei
Washington
Mr. Murray. vife - British Vice
Consul q ~ T. Murray 10 departing
on Friday u visit relatives IN Eng
lard ard spain for four months
si.- rh~t~ Neii Tidfnsrsh 10 IN
Portland attending the Oregon s.sto
golf tournament ~ the wayeriy eiub
ard 10 The houa. guest Of Mfn
Thomas Kerr.
Mr. John H~ffcrnsn returned las;
evening from The Boston aehooi ~
Technology. and H. at home with his
parents. Ar. and Mrs. John T. lief
1 feruan.
Mr. ard MIRA Russell q pner. oS
| snnnyriie. are guests of their sor In.
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Earl
O. Park. Mr. Page win attend the
/ Bankers convention. snd n~st ~r~~k
wtth Mrs. Page. VIII depart for Port.
lard 20 attend the graduation ~ their
son. Hu~s~tI Page. jr.. from Hin MIL
tary ACADEMY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Back-Ache
imbcr Up With PeuesyAting Ham
Inns Wizard Oh

A harmless and effective preparz-
ton 10 relieve the pains Of Rheura.
tIsm. Sciatica. Lame Back and Luri.
nagc 10 Hariitn's Wizard OF. I, pen.
etrates quickly. drives out soreness.
and limbers W stir aching joints
and muscles.
You have no hea how us~fni u win
be found In cases Of every day all
meat or mishap. when there IL need
Of an immediate healing. antisep;ic
Application. az in cases Of sprains
bruises. cuts. burns. bites and stings
Get II from druggists for 20 cents
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constfpated or have sick h~ad
ache7 Just try Wizard Liver Whips
pieasant little pink pills. 20 cents
Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Recital by Pupils
of MONTGOMERY Lynch

Voice pupils 81 Montgomery Lynch
viii be heard In a recital this eve
ming AZ : O'Clock In the First Metho-
disf Episcopal church. Firth and Mar
ION MR. Montgomery Lynch viii be
the accompa mist. This IL the lsa, re.
citsl 10 be gwen this season by Mr.
tynch'H pupils. The program will be
as follows.
tal The Latte Diamond. .... ivan Novsiio
90 Loves Eeho ......... Ernest Newton
ressy Krsmer
90, v.,.ns, 1 49,, ..'.'..rss Del saaa
Ms Hsssi Aurwiius
loves Scrfo~ ...... .Hsrrp Rove shelley
Jos-ph H Bo-msn
fui's,fiiss go. ..,,...... lam ssiier
t.ueii. Collins
fst chrys.nthsmutns MAry rurrsr lSsi,ss
10 kysnphs AMI. Fsuas ,...... ssnabars
hsrcia Aureiius
rhe Besiouin Love sSrs chASvfek
ivan Marble
! VIII rs,on Thee tNiil. ,..s......s Costs
Essns~iins " coos
n 10 Enoaxh tEiiJahb Menasia~ohn
Frsns A. riftsny
% Ifisn love ssns ...............iAns
benefits Prudence Weaver
fwhn itasp aeoonps-im..t,
cisie . mar ia aiacondsb &c.. ponehieifi
Robert Fduonfs
ca itst Fisnss "a uKonotsib. wsysrs~er
90 AUurfnsi Gale .s..ssss.s....s...G fteg
Let's wiley
a. eonE - Hybriss the crstor Elliott
30 Al th~ suiihy philemon and Rae
ci.r.ae. j. ryiliias.-r
a. svan@s 20 ssns ,..t......... .ktsruif
80 fso.d 0ofEer ...........s.... Grtss
go aa<f~r is-tsns Aoufss ...... Ole Bull
a. iseisr3ss Hoss .+...t..........Cf ieg
agnes Assisyu "a asfv.fs
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Hdtrkes- BroWn
MARRIAGE

In tho presence ~ relatives only
m. marriage Of Miss Helen Taylor
Brown Of Seattle and Mr. Raymond
Wesley Hawkes. Of Scdro-W coiiey
vas solernnizrd Monday. June :. az
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Sullivan.
with IN. Pew W. Poole reading tho
service. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkes. left
for a short wedding trip and viii BE-
at honi. In Scdro. W ooiley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

n compliment TO Miss Gloria
EEr>nk and sher guests. the Misses
1GHetss and Elizabeth Hampton. Of
<nnhville. Tenn. Mrs Albert Charles
pnlllipe wiii entertain at a thea,rc
|1nrty At the Moore tomorrow after
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INT u S | G
9VS I'm Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Walter Damrosch
Decorated in Italy


ON May 70 Walter Damrosch. ii
rector Of the New York symphony
orchsstra, now on tour In Europe
vas decorated with the order Of the
Grown of Italy. receiving the rank Of
knight by order Of King Victor
Emmanuel the medal WIS conferred
by the minister ~ instruction. IN rec.
ognition Of Mr. Dsmrosch's master.
~ EiftH m a conductor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Bridge PARTY

Mrs. Clinton Douglas will enter
tain at bridge on Thursday At the
home ~ her mother. Mrs. stephen
n Ulbbs.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

The picnic which was planned by
Chapter ". p. e. o.. TO be given at
the home OF Mrs. Martha Ament on
Mercer island has been postponed
indefinitely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Delta Gamma Meeting

An aIiasy meeting Of the Delta
Gamma sorority will be held on Fri.
day with Mrs. Henry T. MeGiliis at
her residence. 80 ssth ave. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

The new rvpubiie OF Croeho- So
vakia has an area Of between so. 900
and 10000 sauar. miles and q popu.
iation of 1880. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

SPECIAL T0tRIST rates from
Eastern points 10 seattle are no~ In
force. local railroad men have an.
nouncef Tho rates viii continue In
rno~, Instances until September 10
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Parsons

Mrs. worrall Wilson will be host
cSs az an Informal luncheon at the
sunset club on Thursday for the
pleasure Of Mr.. Reginald ". Par
sons. who has recently returned from
an extended Eastern and southern
soiourn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
WHOLESALE PRICES

A New York Wholesale house "
selling silk pongco blousca. Nrnartiy
tailored. at SIS per dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Second Golf Club Dance

The second Of the summer dances
at the Seattle Golf and Country
club Will b. given on Saturday eve
ming. June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Birthday Party for
DGu0hfer

Mrs. Phillips Morrison VIII enter'
tain tw-nty guests at m outdoor
luncheon oa saturday afternoon In
honor of the birthday OF her daugh-
ter. MISS Ethel
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Clubs

hold special msssing a, 80 p N.
IN the vs.try rosNn % Temple A.
Hifseh. Delegates 9Th b. selected
70 the trienniai convention. 70 b.
held at Denver. Colo. In November
Board meeting at 80 . m
Pho<opiay Censorship beard
PhotoYlay Censorship board % the
city Fsdsrsiisn af clubs meets for
hast session - This season al ies
a. IN. at the clubhouse
Y~< PIT. A.
Yort PIT \. viii hold a reception
for their principal and teachers from
J TO y. m. AT the home ~ Mrs Iloy
Page Ballard. ssss caAcasia ave.
Wonian's CIflrrr, Cub
The wosssAns Ciilnrn club meets
AZ the homse NJ Mrs ". " Stewart.
40 Mob uin ave. al 1890 q. m
Party Conventions viii b. the
topic
~or~itBr fsuhd
Sunshine guild meets At the home
of Mrs. G. G Chitfsndsn. Bothei road.
at II a. fu.
Rainbow Temple
Rainbow temple class in phycrot
ogy meets az : .. m. az The Congress
hotel.
Current Events
Glass in Current Events meets with
~. n. 4 ra.-aa.-.. Ia. 10. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Wouen's Auxiliary. Rainier post
No. -. American Legion. win msc;
At 3 p m N IN. Veterans hsn' the
Armory Mrs. Anna pds Gordon. state
superintendent % tho Pacific Coa~,
RESCUE and Protective soriety. win
speak on Problems 81 Delinquency
and Morals for Women"
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49, ~ - w w.
Miss Mary Stewart. state or
gsnizsr. scnt out from the hraSluar
tiers OF tho oonsun~rs' thrisi move
msnt In Washington. u. c. viii
speak on matters Of primary inter
est To club women At tho Y n.
G. A. Fourth and Madison. Thurs
day. nj 10 y. m
Que~n Anns Fo~snixi,siy Ctuh
The Queen Ann. Fortnisnriy club
viii BE entertained at luncheon BY
Mrs. Carl NJ sp~~r AZ her Bellevue
hsm, Lave Lcschi park al II -
a. m.
Chsld Conservatism league
Child Conservation isasu. meets
with Mrs Henry v. Huniisy. t7so
Thackeray place. at fs5a p. m. Read
lnss win be given by Mrs A. Tsy-
stt~. Mrs ~ r. Butler ard Mrs
r. " Morgan. Mrs. \ II Kerr viii
address the league.
swvdish Isdse-' Charitable Ciub and
-f'rh"
The Swedish tsdiss' Charitable
cIun and "Fr~t~ will meet for huHd
ness and social afternoon wtth cafss
at IN. home Of Mrs. p Blafinc. 1901
18th ave. at : .. m
Fld~rbIoom Club
The postponed meeting 81 the
Eiferbioou club viii bs held at the
Old Knights Of Pythias han. corner
Pike and First ave. at II a IN.
Coun<fl Of Jewish Women
Council Of Jewish Women will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
fiss Eric to BE Honorcd

hrs. Aubrey Wilton viii entertain
MN a iuncheon at her home on
I|onrs Point Friday In compliment,
- Aiiss Marion Frye. who viii be q
amer bride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Thursday Progressive club will
give It's annual picnic ut the home OF
Mrs. r Taggart. 1929 Sunnyside ave.
at IL O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Wnnttcraft Totem Club

Woodcraft Totem club meets In
clubrooms. Railway Exchange build.
ing. nj 2 O'Clock. Speakers at 3
O'Clock. Social hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Current Fxrni.

Glass in Current Events meets wit
Mrs ". < Walker. 1904 18Th ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

\ rate ~ one and onethird fare
for the round trip has been aufhor.
lied for biennial convention 81 Cen
eral Federation ~ Nomeu's clubs 20
be held at Dee Moines. lows. juno ~
To "a. Identification certificates 80.
cured thru Mrs 81. y Weeks. s2i
18Th ave. n. must he presented when
tickets arc purchased Tickets arc
good from June ~ to 20, Owing TO
congestion Of travel berth rescrva-
lions for return should be- made when
tickets arc purchased
The opening session % the convcn-
ton viii be held IN the hall Of repre-.
sentaIves, STATE capitol building.
Wednesday. June 10. at 8 .. m. fol.
lowed by n reception in tho rotunda
Among other interesting art treas
ures to he seen AT the capitol IL Ed.
win Blashfeld's great fresco. West
ward Hor' which covers the wall at
the head Of the grand staircase
Among other attractive entertain.
mont features OF the convention VIII
be the automobile trip % Anea AZ
ricuitural college and wonderful
pageant. "The Festival OF tho Corn ."
which depicts the history OF Iowa,
tho great corn state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Coun<1l Of Jewish Women
Council Of Jewish Women will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09
Rainbow Temple

Rainbow temple class in phyehot
ogy meets AZ .. m. ~ the Congress
hotel
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SEATTLE Review No. A

Seattle Review No. 4. womcn's
BENEFIT association OF Maccnbecs,
meets at s p. m. in w. o. w. han.
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n. and Mrs. Durdnd

& ID compliment TO Miss Elizabeth
Do6icw. a dancing party viii be
11Ven at the Sunset club on Friday
ovlpinx. juno rs, NTH Dr. and Mrs.
~ I. purand as hosts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Sunshine guiid meets AZ the home
% Mrs G G Ch.ttsndsn. Bothei road
Al a M
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Mrs Cyrus Ciapp and daughter
Mias Beatrice cispp. departed yent"r
day for California 90 be gone several
weeks
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs ]. O. Won Hesb~rw
and Mr. and vrs / ftos. are guests
at tho Hotel Chatham. New York.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-02

manian cabinet will have in it a mum Der of representatives from IfanSylNanlu. Indeed some see indi- cations that the next prime minister will be NJ. Maniu. now president of the executive council of Transylvaria
 Queen Marie has often expressed a wish that it might be possible to have q few able Americans and Eng liShmen co1nC to Iumoni4 to act as financial and executive advisers to the government. If we could induce some of your smart Americans to como here and act in advisory capa- city to uS." she said recently to d visiting American railroad man, T think it would be q splendid thing
 They could give us the benefit of their exceptional training and experience and save us from q lot of mistakes"