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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
How Vote Stands.

Cnmmrte unoficiai returns from soss
prssinrts gave The following vote on the
Eruuilicsn race fnr governor:
Harry l.. Davis 1882: Rain ~ Cole
ia1 ~. Congressman " q. Mcculloch
81 co.. Davis l.. Wood i3.at4.
Returns from soss precincts for tho
i;spuhlicsn nomination for United Sen.
Hfur gave.
Frank u Willis i2i i.b23: Walter v.
Brown 81 s2i: iudgc v NJ wanamaker
= i'2: Maccy Falcutt 6.s2a; ]. T.. Wal.
ser G.i01
Fm Democratic senator returns show.
W. 4. Julia ts.eis; 4. y. O'Nel f7,3Ss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
POLAND WILL ASK
AMERICA FOR HELP
IS ANNOUNCEMENT
MINISTER Ar wAsIiINGT0N M
tjENES NATION Will. liE N.
>PfRtD w I. >. NOfE
TO SEEK IMMEDIATE AID
PROCLAMATION issued nj Warsaw Warn.
Ing Miles That New Wnrid War
ln,pcnds u Ilolsi,r,ihi Win "
Made publir

Ry Asso@'r,et Pes.
WARRINGTON. Aug. ll.-Palan.. IL
back 10 the wall, In IT. fight against
'Wiet Russia viii ak immediately ma
tcrlal aid from the nlted States, u was
announced to-day by Prince i.uhnni mir.
skl. the Polish minister. More than that
y will seel, to develop precisely what
III" American government means by the
announcement In it, note Of yes,ef,lay
IN the Ii'llsn government thrt u would
employ "ail available means" ~ main.
tain a free Poland.
Satisfied Wite Note
ENNi easing c0nplct, satisfaction With
the American note. IN cministrr dcclnr.
I'd he was convinced that u would in
srirc Poland with "a new spirit oi
hope"
Tie added that this country was sore,
~ IN need uf war materials ~ all kinds
mud that u probably would first seek
credits from the United States with
which tn purchase them
Would lllame Indifference
simultaneously with the ministers n
announcement. the legation made publ,
- pro- rlamatiun issued 10y the Polish
council - national defense ~ Warsaw
warning the nations the "nrw world
war hangs over the world and that II
Poland should hc crushed bv the nol
thciihi u would hc due io the iniiffcr
'nc" 'f u world which calls itself drm
CcrHtic"
Copies IT the American note tu ltalv
I, was siih to-day NJ the state depart
inrnt have been delivered to the repre-
PcntntiNcs of the allied aud associate,
powers ANA distributed to NIL the new,
'ontcrs of the world promising g.,
widest dissemination. even m Russt
itself plplumatists generally rcgardc,
the document as having three folt
purpose.
Purpose ~ Note
First the extension uf moral supper
Ia the Polish government aud people
Srond an appeal tn the masses IL
Russia tu thruv off the liolshcNil,
yoke and establish constitutions
government
Third. the inflWncing of other ~
iiuns tp refrain from recognition a
the soviet regime.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
INDEPENDENTS AND
REPUBLICANS URGED
TO SUPPORT PARTY
pry,ocR,TIC yICE.PREsIDENTIAL
NOMINEE FIRES FIRST CAM
PAiGN GUN AT CiiiCAGV
SAYS c. 0. ?. IS SPLIT
Appeal. 10 Non.Democrais and Says
Eariion REPRESENTED BY Harding
IL the "Oid Guard which
Opposed Roosevelt .tN

NY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. li.-Frnnklin
d. Roosevelt. democratic candlda,e
fur vice president opened his cam
paign here tonight with the first
speech delivcrd since ne accepted
the nomination last Monday.
Before crowd Of 1000 ne the
Auditorium theatre. he urged re-
puhllcnns and independents 10 join
the dcmOCTnta In support Of the
platform adopted At the Han Fran.
cisco convention and ~ the ticket
nominated there. He told the repub-
llcnns their party has been split by
= quarrel among the leaders and
that the faction represented W
senator Harding was IN, 'oid
guard" which Theodore Roosevelt
had opposed.
Addressing himself particularly 10
Roosevelt said: as
hay u Past.
"Thc day In past when II is either
popular or useful Ia damn everybody
and everything connected with the Op.
petition" -
The republican lenders however" he
said. show no signs of having taken
to heart the drastic lesson taught them
At that time"
Several hundred women were given
he places ~ honor on ihe stage.
DlVerglng from his prepared speech.
Mr Roosevelt raised the Hubirct of
campaign expenditures and read n
newspaper item stating that the re-
publican national committee planned
Ito raise 500 600 In Chicago and Cooke
county. an this basis he said. the re.
publican campaign chest would total
$40. .OO0. 900
"Yuu aud know that such sum
ne that cannot be honestly exenpeded
In the United States.
wiiI Expose "Details
III we caH do II. we Will drag out
the details OF this attempt 10 'Newber.
ryizc' this country.
The great issue before the demo.
cratic plrty IN mot what America viii
io for Europe. hut what the citizens of
the United States are golngtc do for
America" Mr. Roosevelt declared.
Ne. Roosevelt nsailtd the "senate
syndlcite ~ select senators who nam.
Cd the ticket Of Harding and Coolidge. ="
md declared the Scheme ~ the r"-
lnhNll'NN HtdNi'lh " w ktt 'OTitfW W
the United States" II In their pur.
pose. he snid. "to get Into power and
then pass legislation that will cntrench
eastern financial favoriies IN the gov.
ornment and place In their hands all
the privileges and favors that the re-
nublic provides for It's national Citizen
ship"
A. To League Issue
The republican attack on the ieaguc
n nations was n subterfuRe designed
to disguise the true aims of the part,
md the substitute league plan they
propuSc carries with II every evil
doubled ard redoublcd that n evei
charged against the league proposed
~ democracy" he asserted
Text of Speerii.
Sir l,ousoyeli's address follows Il
part
Tonight we are firing the openini
gun of battle II far.reachlng import
nnce. and once aEnin the shots are "a
ing tn be- heard around the wOrld-fol
the action uf the American nation thil
wear viii be- watched with anxious eye
hy al civilized people.
IContinued ON Page Eighy.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
DAVIS LEADS COLE ;
IN OHIO PRIMARY
CLEVELAND MAYOR
AHEAD FOR REPt BI.iCtN Gt'fl.
EiiNtTOiiiAL NOMINATION.

COLUMBUS Ohio. Aug. ii.-Wiih
less than o0o out ~ total ~ 5000
ureoincis vet to hear from In yestcr.
d1v'- ohio primary tonight. former
Mayor Harry l.. Davis q Cleveland had
q Huhstnial isad ~ ~ 600 votes over
FORMER Congressman Ralph u. Cole of
Findlav his nearest opponent Tor this
Hepuhiicrn nomination foi governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
PONzI CONFESSEs
He SERVED TERM
IN FEDERAL JAIL
MILLIONAIRE WHOSE PROFITS
ARE DEING INVESTIGATED
~ FORMER CONVICT.
BOSTON BANK IS CLOSED
Institution Handling Greater Part ~
His Checking iIusincss Ordered
Investigated; Officials ~.
hold rOnIl.

T. Associa,sd irEa
BOSTON. Aug. i--ChlrloS pon,i, who
has handled millions of dollars ~ other
peoplcY' money IN the last few months.
confessed In n formal statement today
thnt he was former convict Whil"
h. was making this statement, the Han
over Trust Company, In which runli
was u director aud shareholder, and
through which h. hnd done large
checking business was closed lN order
4 Bank Commissioner Joseph e. Allen.
pnnzi nj the same time announced his
resignation from the banks directorate.
Commir'ioncr Allen said that hr hid
taken actiun hcrnusr hls examiners had
found that the hank had made luins
which "wcre excessive and beyond The
legal limit" and "manv leans that are
'ith"r lad ~ are of very doubtful
Vluc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

Ilo api,.al,-l mainlN @" The farmer. Z
hl- audirlpr ,sir., 30, rclatit" Go ~.
N-ns graduated loud uN. il' go, H.
Gated tho rp.r~i ,h'irrW'nt ~ th' old
rreiin. uf it.il1N l.t' and affection.
Though hr neglected iH ouilinr any
fra .lll, plan uh, ,i, h' Proposed 90
bring about thli uUpiin state 81 ~
fsirs
Mr Iailsy di-h.i oui 10" usual quota
d ,austi, ahut" relative Co the rrpuhl..
can and -ss. isiis' parties. Sifns lra'liuf
rinte papers. ofgsnirrd labor. and he
tiuiHnsrfs tn gfnffHl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
lrnMd Meets Trnln.

\ great thrung uf people were NJ th'
Santa Fc station last night ut "'clork
iu welcome hume the trade cVnngrls
who grrivod un schedule time. Numbers
I citizens In automobiles offered e.
auuyUy thr boosters tu the business
section uf The city ur tu their homes hut
their generosity was refused. due :,
m order Issued hy those IN charge ~
the excursion that all members " tn
pnriy participate In n parade M Fourth
street aud down Polk tu Fifth.
cheering aud the hunkiug uf nutumo
lille horns were In evidence when IN
Amarillo band struck ~ first tun'
since i,s return nnd the trade trippcrs
marched In double column tp III,
citv The sidewalks were literally lined
with people who had taken their sta
tiuns to witness their returning "com
mciVinl lions" Arriving at firth and
l'olk streets. The hand rendered u few
rrlc,tiuus aud wa heartily chc"r,d bN
the surrounding crowd. Members ul
the lnriy formed themselves I'm u circle
near the band aud gave rousing cheers
fur Amutillp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

t'udiuutsd 10y failure ~ the rpzolu.
tl.n Go defer action Representative
Storey 1T White county late tudnN ih.
iIuduo,1 Joint resolution. which "
adopted would prevent action either Tor
CO.. against passage or rejection
Az effort Co suspend the rules Ter
immediate consideration failed aud th
f.H 'uiiuu went over until tomorrow
The storey resolution declares that
Iner the assembly in regular srs-iun
lHst ,,pf granted M. right uf prcsid'u.
tiaI md muuiriml suffrage o. the wuu.
on uf Tennessee. ratification uf the fci.
,ipl amendment would give them %
additional priN,lcgc~ before 1891 thar
tl,Ir WIS great doubt ~ regards lcEu.
BE-, of action hy this Legislature and th'i
tn hgtl talent of M, state was divided
m 90, question NJ legality.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

NASHVILLE. aug. li,--Chair.
man l,oddick of the huu-' commit.
tee on constitutional conventions
and amendments tn which was rc.
fcrrcd to,lay the resolution pruNid.
ing Tor ratification of the federal
woman suffrage amendment. an.
nuunrrd late tonight that the lower
branch uf the Tennessee legislature
would vut" ON ratification Friday.
At the same time. speaker Todd NJ
the senate stated that the upper
huusr also would net that day
The senate and house committees
tn which the resolution was refer
red. viii conduct y joint hearing On
the resolution tomorrow night
Suffrage header who appeared tu
Ic IN control uf thu situation, de.
citlcd nothing could be- gained by de-.
LAYING vote hcvunl Friday and
agreed o. settle the issue ut that
time.
Resolution Tabled.
suffrage forces were Nirturiuus tudl'
In the first skrmish ~ the battle iu
ratification IT thu federal woman sut
fragc amendment hy tho Tcnu"ssr
Legislature \ idri resolution whicl
had fur It's object puS'p"u'mcut ui ao
iiun until August = in order thnt Ten
n"Sscrnns in mas meetings thruughuu
the stat. un August - might "Npr"i
an opinion fur ur against ratification
wns tabled IN thr huus' hN u vote ut y
tu 37 after debate which at time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

n" evpi ossod the fear that thr banks
capital had bsn impaircd Th" cNccu.
tive committee uf the Hanover Trust
Company In statement late to-day Siid
The committee believed that there were
Few poor loans on the lank's h"rfs and
hat there was no reason tu bcli"v" that
h. lank would not continue 80 meet
'ta obligations and that n had c'sh
"cscryc uf three times the nmpu " that
'hc law rcuuirrs william 4 NcNnry.
treasurer ~ the hank said Tint fcnll
lid net owe the bank cent that amy
sank IN the country would Inv" been
glad ~ his account and th1t Pmsl lnd
paid out six million dollars thi"ngh the
hank.
pnnyla confession followed III" pu'
ratlnn IN morning newspapers nf '''Tirs
II the career ~ Charles ronsl' In Men
trcal.
Confronted with thes' Hturl''S l'on,i
conferred with HIS ATTORNEYS n1l then
snvc To- ncwspapcr men n lengthy st''".
n-nt IN which he admitted that he 'nd
| l'unsl" were th" Amc man, that 70"
| had served twrniv months IN Montreal
for forgery AMI that hc hal s'rv'd two
ears In tho federal prison - Airin'A
| iur smuggling Italians int this cvun'
i Try
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
i,o, ally Entertained.

The entertainment received by the
Amarillunns at all places visited wa
nothing less than royal and nt several
places such hospitality ns was never
before experienced ON trade trip hN
amy of the CXcursiuni-,s was shown
Among those towns deserving particu'
lnr mention are Clovis. Lubbock, Plain.
vicw. i.nmeSl aud fluydadn. However.
Ht pll places the visitors were most cor.
diully welcomed and received.
l.urhurN. the first town visited after
leaving l'lninvi"w Yesterday morning.
~ = little ritV uf about l20n people, en-.
towing ell IN" prosperity known to any
community in the Panhandle The
crops raised In the surrounding tori
tory are wheat. oats. kutlir corn mil
maize, sudan and cotton, II IN csti.
mated that .OOn. OOO bushels of wheat
viii be- harvested IN that territory and
shipped from l.uckncy There are four
grain elevators at that place. and twu
cotton gins The town boasts II tw
hanks with combined deposits ~ about
81 2OO.O0O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

o. -p,thius Ui hi. stand up"n ti'
child hh,t luw NJ l'Hi''f stated ihHi %
was hi ballet that fh' affairs IT stat"
aud nation we're coming :" u d"plntHhlr
i,ass when the parents H iniS lana go"
suiiurdlnat,d tu th' stat" 60 federal
governments ir determining What WIS
h.-t Ion the vtlftr, q their children.
Il am ~ certain o. iv -l,ytcd u'Xt
ruyttn.r uf Texas ls thri state u drmu.
srptir. aud if r I- HH drmuhttig ! du
not wish g. br IT. Eut,fuur." derlir
Mf llIItN
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Made IInrr I,rniiis.


pnngi clniu"d thpt through his u1.
nlpiilniion ~ international postal r"'lv
,ounnns IN various European countries
~, WI. not only nhl" - unv the lsrga
Iut,r.ei rnir ~ irvtfturs but To- make
~, ri,S fur himself.
when mn auditor was "iupluV'sl hv
r,d.tnl nuthui itics ~ e" over his books
md d,i.rmln" his liabilities. runki an.
nounccd thn; he would accept No more
.taops until the Investigation wps cni1'
plotcd hut that h. would honor m "ui.
,tpndlnr notes For several dlvs Inst
Vrnk his uffic" WIS h,T'lgnl hv mon.
Nnmrn and bows whu h7d entrusted
'b.ir y1Nings tn him Every note rre.
eniad was redeemed. th"~" which hnd
cached srturltv nlsu drawing 20 per
cont.
pp,mon,. wet" n first mndr '1 c-ish.
.nd inirr hv checks uu the Hanover
r,u.i Cnmrnnv Hv IN" lnr ~ IN"
ve.k the rin had Hihsidod and un'v y
f.v. not" II idors pr"s"ntrd themselves
Al punyl's office ench dav
pn Mnndsv lsst IN. hnnk c"un"'iS
snncr ordered tho Hanover Trust r"ni'
uanv tn honor No more checks drn"n ~
pnuyi ur his ngcnts. announcing that II
had been discovered that ponSra nr.
couni entered In the name Uf u trustee,
had he.r oV.rlrawn
Note Psyments Stopprd.
per-i then discontinued the iuNm"ni
u notes
Three creditors with total clnlns a
t-sO nl"d % petition in bankruptcy
,r...ins' ponyi ~ IN" same dnv
They alleged that h. had made prcf'r
entlnl uuVments to other creditors
On Nunfav. plsn Attorney General ]
Weston Allen gave ont - statement q
s,n,e - Tho rasuiis " hts inycstigati"r
~ hphaif ~ ~" state
A.. snh that he had been unable y
find ANYTHING in verify p"nsfs clnims Il
",t tansive deaiiug~ IN international pos
| tai reply coupons.
Tho r.uo-i 'hc federal auditor hi'
not vci been filed.
\ Suhnoens issued In the hankrur'r s
lmnfccdings 10 rcturnahlr August ie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Both Houses of Tennessee
Legislature Plan for Vote
on Suffrage Issue Friday
RATIFICATION FORCES VICTORIOUS IN FIRST SKIRMISH
WHEN RESOLUTION TO DELAY POLL ON MEASURE
IS TABLED AFTER STIRRING SCENES.

aroused the members and the crowded
galleries t. high pitch uf enthuSlas ~
Suffragisis are determined that Ten.
nonsoe shall be- the thirty.slxth state tu
ratlfy. making the amendment effective
aud permitting women throughout the
country to vote In the general elections
ln November aud every parliamentary
advantage won by the suffrage forces
was greeted with ringing cheers
Tennessee. perfect thirtySlN' is
the slogan proposed hy thc suffrugstu
when the decks are finally cleared Ter
action and debate un the resolution be-.
gins IN the senate aud house.
Plan Speech Limits.
The iuint resolution IN each house
was referred today a. the committees
nn the constitutional conventions ani
amendments aud II was announced thlt
u luiui hearing would he conducted to
morrow night at which probably the
only limitation M tu argument wuu 4
be- the length II time granted each
speaker
Tentative arrangements earlier IN tn
day were Tor hearing tomorrow might
uu the Cunstitutlunhlity uf action hy this
legislature ana second hearing neNt
Tuesday uiEht un other phases ~ ratifi
cation n Was stated tonight however
thnt there was disposition tu conclud.
the taking - testimony at one hearing
lud % pussiblo dispose ~ ratification
saturday night
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,Cou,,nued an PAGE Eisht.I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
HARMONY SINGERS
AT PALACE HIP

Tho Crescent -Four offer q divert.
ing bit Of nonsense and music on tho
new bill that opened yesterday AZ
Locw's Palace Hip. In their school.
room oddly. entitled ~.Tha New
Teacher" Tho harmony singing OF
the four catches popular fancy. and
Their. are several pleasing solos.
Hal Chamberlain and Vivian Earle
put plenty Of pep and novelty into
their vaudeville menu which in.
In n hairraising exhibition OF ugh,
cludes much comedy talk. some
clever singing. and violin playing.
Bailinger and Reynolds arc seen
In hair.rnising exhibition Of tight
and slack wire feats.
Something Different Again. n
comedy skit, In provided by wnsh
and Austin.
The latest popular rongA, that
should soon be IN vogue here. are In.
troduced BY Armstrong and Joyce.
Blanche Sweet Ia the star OF the
feature photopiay. "simple Souls 50
and program OF popular music.
with Myrick at the WurIitzer. com.
pietes tho bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15

Miss NJ ~ Henderson,. who has
spent tho past year In California.
motor~d up last week. and In visit.
lnx friends In this city for y few
days. Miss Henderson IL planning
TO leavo next wednesday for San
Francisco. where she will be at home
this winter al Stanford Court
Mira Earl q. peMoss 10 planning
to isavs Monday for a viAt Of sev.
oral months with her mother. Mira.
Robert Holland. In kAnzaa CITY.
MA J. J. MeKseis who Aas spsns
shs past year IN this city. will do
part for Vancouver. II. C.. on Tues
Gay. whence she win sail on
Thursday for Manila to rnAt. her
house with her daughter. Mrs. Frank
n Inger~oti. Her sister. Mira y. v.
blaine. Win accompany her N far Al
Vancouver.
Auss Marjorie Hrnssrrcu. Who has
bc~n tho gusss OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
c. c. Eden. VIII icnvo In q s~w day.
for Minneapolis and Duluth. and
other Eastern oentsrs. before return
Ing TO her home tn Powell River.
u. c.
Mr.. ryfe q. Vincent who has been
Fast for five weeks on business, viii
return Saturday morning.
Mrs Borxhfla janscn. % Chris
slsnia. Norway. has arrived Tn the
city and In the guest OF her brother,
DIR. Eihv Janson. Mrs. Janson has
studied extensively with European
masters. and Possesses . charming
contrnlto voice. which will later be.
come known "a musical clrclaA
Mr.. and Mrs. George william Mer.
tens left thls week for Chicago 70 b
gone a short tirne.
L Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Gilman are
at homo Ia their apartments in Al.
rian court. after six weeks motor
jaunt in California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
TAG BRUSHES

Tho woman who does hcr own
work with the Assistance OF help by
the day viii find II worth her while
TO tag her cleaning brushes
You know from constant and daily
usa which " the vegetable and
which In tho sink brush. but the
helper who works in four or fivt
different Kitchens during the week
has 70 rely more or lees on her In
tuition. which may he wrong.
Print with indallbie Ink on the
wooden back Of zach brush It's use
Brusha. with handles should have q
pieoo Of tape with the use printed
In indelible Ink firmly attached u
the handle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
November Bride
HO5,orcd at Tea

IN coupiimens TO Miss Mary Smith.
40 = to be November bride. Miss
0wendotyn Cleary entertained this
afternoon with an Informal tea ADD
shower nj her home. Brishthued
1,ousoms and SEASONAL foliage added
1hsir charm to tho occasion. 60 which
oaehseen intimate friends Of the hen
~ quest had been hidden Al the to
enh1e Mrs. Maurice Dwyer and Mira
.James West, dispensed Inequalities,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
INT U!ssI.Cl:
Gv9 In Seattle
Conducted ~
LOUISE ANNABLE
Series Of Lectures
by Mrs. Van Ogle

Five lecture rvcitais on sub3scfs
pertaining 70 music and drama VIII
b given By Nrs Louise Van oxie.
In tho auditorium Of tho Cornish
school beginning Monday morning.
October II, Al 1890 O'Clock. with an
interpretive talk on Anton Tchek-
hov's ply. Tho Three si<sera-
MA Van ogis n qualified To speak
from flrst-hand knowledge Of the art
shcasric ~ n has ben Developed In
Runsia. ~ she has mastered The Rus
&iAa language and spent An entire
smeun In Moscow and peeruwrad.
whiis IN Moscow. Mrs Van oxis
knew Nina. Anton Tchekhov. wtdo~
IT the great draxnatist and she wit
nessed numerous performances ol
hs plays and other masterpieces Of
Russian drama A kithcrto un
translated play ~ Ivun Turgrnisv---
better known 70 American readers
A. novelist rather than a drama
tixt---wlIl furnish the theme Of Mrs
Van ogie's second lecture on Mon
day. October IS. This ccxn~iy. en-
titled The Lady from tho provin
ccs.- has been done into English b.
Mrs. Van ogle. who pronounccs II a
masterpieces
Mira Van og;e's fwputaf1on a. a
lecturer and interpreter of signifi
cant works In music and drama ex
tends beyond Seattle to the othcr
large cities Of the United States and
Canada. she studied piano unde'
Godowsky. Harold Bauer and Josef
Lhevinne Her lectures At the Cor
nish auditorium on musical topics
will be ~ follower November /
',Moussorwsky. Raafist~: November
Is. Cesar Franek. Mystic and No
vembsr Is. Montmezxi's opera, la
NAv-.-
This SEASON Mr.. Van oris II plan
ming to broaden the appeal Of her re
citals that they might be Of the ut
most value 10 persons seeking tc
gain . moro comprehensive general
culture and finer appreciate OF this
best In music. Her intimate knowl
edge OF tbs subjects OF her lectures
promises to make them exceptionally
iliurninative. On November /. the
lecturer win be. assisted by MIRA II
y. Jansen. who viii sing artns from
Moussorgsky's operas. and q week
later the discussion Of Cesar Franck
win b. supplemented with excerpt,
from his scores. performed by Airs
Laurence Boyle. pianist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-15
LIB L
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY



Classic Culture club meets with
Mira 4. III. Coe. s32 s7th ave. ~. at
o. m Mrs. A. K Fisken viii have
charge Of the operas. All friends In.
vited-
Women's Auxiliary and CHS Club
The women's Auxiliary and Girls
club OF All Saints Parish will give
: dance at Lakeside club house,
slit ave. y. and Rainier ave. Sat
prday evening.
Delta Gamma
Beta Sigma Of Delta Gamma viii
meet with Mas Pearl Mcdonnell Sat.
prdav, October 1s, at 2 o'clock, at
t1ze Delta Gamma house
Lotus Club Ban
Tho Lotus club has issued invi-
hAflons for It's blue Moon Bah" TO
~ given Saturday evening. October
18th, In the Masonic temple. The
committee in charge consists OF:
1fee~rs. Byron g. ives, Reynold
TrAIinnd. vim. Cuerin, Vim. Colsky.
Wilfred X. Harmon.
PatrDnesses are. Mrn. J. II. Moore,
Mrs. George La Fray and Mrs. l..
n Harmon
orsen Lake Camp n. n. Of A.
11rn Martin Hansen win give a
~nrd party Saturday evening. Oct.
-. ~ h4r homo. SOC Y. 74th st, for
f,se b~nsfft Of ths Green Lake camp.
1HSna xkghbogD Of AuaAsica.