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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

NEW YoRK.-tBy Man.p-Decp
crcam.toned net OF finest mesh
makes up this party frock that IA 80
unaffected. yet 30 attractive.
There In a plain slip Of chiffon
cloth underneath II. then 20 a plain
full skirt OF the net are added two
groups Of net ruffles across the
sides. the back and front being diff
ferently trimmed with three ruffles
alternating with Tiny Vatican roses
and leaves and giving the effect Of
. panel
49, ->~~~>>~>~-~~~~~~s~~~-~~
.. m with business meeting TO
follow In tho club rooms This
meeting IA for the annual election
Of officers and every member Ia re.
aues,ed to be there and help elect
thsS1new officers. On Wednesday
evening At $40 the executive board
OF the Friends OF All club viii have
It's monthly meeting In the office OF
the club SECRETARY.
Friday afternoon ne Arscsa club
for married women will meet at i:30
for Bible study. 10 be followed By
a business meeting and annual elec.
ton Of officers All members are
urged 70 DO presen, for this meet
ing.
The Aftrua club for business girls
win meet for club supper At p. m.
Friday. December Z. to be followed
by the regular monthly business
meeting. after which there viii be
an interesting speaker address the
members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
SPINACH WITH
STUFFED EGGS

: pounds spinach
4 hard-boiied eggs
tablespoons chopped cooked
ham
tomato catsup
salt and pepper
butter
Cook spinach and chop fine. SEA
son with salt. pepper and butter
Mix well and arrange In a hot. shat
low vegetable dish. Keep hot This
eggs should be kept as hot AZ posal
Bile while filling with the stuffing
Cut eggs In half. Rub yorks thru q
deve. Add ham Mix well with
enough catsup to moisten. Fin the
whites with the mixture. Place
these In the spinach and serve at
once.
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Mrs. Anderson We'd
20 Mr.. Peterson

on wednesday evening. November
~. IL the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. =.
w. speir. the marriage Of Mrs.
Gertrude Anderson and Mr.. Fred
Peterson. Of Darlington. Washing.
Ian. wns quietly solemntzed- Mrs.
Jessie N. speir attended the bride
a. matron OF honor. and Mr.. speir
wsAs best man for Mr. Peterson Rev.
A. r. Greene performed a double
ring service. In the presence Of about
twoIve friends Tho wedding music.
70. Promise Me- and II Love You
Truly was sing by Miss Mary J.
Gorsnson and Miss Olga schorman.
with Miss Della Loonsy NJ the piano.
A wedding supper was served. and
ehs couple departed for their new
10ma In Darlington
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| INT USlC
Hv4 In Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Symphony Concert
Pleased Children

Yesterday afternoon bstwsen 1900
and 1000 children locked TO Msany
hall 10 hear the special Symphony
concert arranged for them by John
sparEur and his entire orchestra.
Mr.. spargur gave a short talk on
the different instruments OF the or
eb.Stra. tho compositions ana com
posxr. tn give his young audiences a
batter idea Of the different numbers
and enable them 70 enjoy tiy. pro
gram 10 the fun extent
Before the firsi number the audi.
ono~. at the conductors request. sang
Tho star. spansied Bannrr." Then
ume The Triumphai Entry Of the
Royar.- tho overture from william
Tell" schumann's Evening Song"
and "shephsrdis hey" by Percy
Grninger. Tho las, two numbers were
Henry VIII" suits and . swedish
Rhapsody.-
Prom the enthurfaszn which greet.
~ each number n was quite evident
that similar concerts would be well
pstronised and greatly appreciated.
Tonight In Meany hall the orehrs.
ira viii NV. their second popular
concert George Kirchner. vioion.
ceilo. VIII b. the assisting artist
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Portrait bv Grady.

ties and fancy work In the hand
ksrch,ef booth . donation from Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson win be on sale
Tea viii be served each day, and .
home cooked dinner 90 Friday even.
Ing. from to $50. win conclude
tho bazaar.
. Myrsie Oapssv Ne. a
Myrtle chapter No. ~. Order Of
the Eastern star. win hold their
bazaar November 20 and 20 a. seo
i1ne at The nafron wishes every
member 20 be represented In come
way An members are asked 70
bring their donations Friday 10 500
Pine 81 al . ma
ForhsU Tyewen AuxiIiasy.
Z. \. w. v.
Tie Fortsonl I'nyse~~n auxirhrv os
The Y. Il W. v. viii give q 9 O'Clock
dinner. followed by a card party N
veterans hall. Armory. Nov~mb.,
~. All veterans invited
y. w. c. A. Newp
Tnssday. November 20. the cb.mo.
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and viii be the weekend ruest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Reed Ella.
lieut. n ,. Hodgdon. u. n. n ~
turned from Panama wednesday
morning. and u seriously IN In
Minor hospital with tropical fever.
Lieut. Hodwion Is tho son4n-law OF
Mira n N. Layman. :sss i2th
ava w.
Mr.. rnd Mrs. Lee Martin came M
from Portland 20 attend the football
game today.
Mr.. and Ars MAJ Bon:sr. Of Ia
lola. Cal. have arrived to attend
the mouth-wsshington e1ms.
and are quests at the Hotel Wash.
ington- Next weekend they win b.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
BasncA NJ their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Taimaxe Hamilton.
Of Tacoma. are the house Kuests of
Mr.. and Mira Samuel Barnes. hav.
ing como to attend the game today
Mr.. A r. Smith HIN "wednesday
for . short business trip to San
Francisco.
Mr.. p. A. Williams has rvcentiy
returned from Alaska, whers he
spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Warren Gould,
who came over from Mt Angel. Ore.
to spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles Il. Thurxton, viii re-
turn tomorrow.
Mn. William II. Golfer WIN de-
part the first OF December for south.
ern California, where she viii re-
main for the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
MUTTON
.NOURISHING

Many people utterly disregard the
possibilities Of mutton While I'm
frank 10 admit lamb is nore delicate.
be II remembered that we have 20
pay for this dellcacy and are not
gaining as nourishing n food Nut.
ton ranks with beef as far az nutri.
tive value and digcstibility are con
cerned. As mutton contains a larger
percentage OF fat II has higher fuel
value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Miss Rosamond Parsons. who has
spent the past year and q half in
charge Of the Giris' Community
Service IN Hoauiam, viii return
next week to remain permanently
with her parents. Mr.. and Airs. w.
II. Parsons.
Mr.. James ID. Hoge departed yes.
tcrday for California, whence he
will proceed on 10 New York 10
join Mrs. Hoge. who left last week
for the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Agnew,
Of Everett, are the weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Colbert Sui
Ivan.
Mrs. Lucius Manning. who has
been visiting her parents in CHI
cago. has returned 10 her homo in
this city.
Miss Eleanor Costello, OF Mount
Vernon. Is spending the weekend
az tho Alpha xi Delta sorority
house.
Miss Doris Welsh. Of BeIlingham.
came down last night 10 attend the
Dartmouth Washington game today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUT'TS

Her hat was becoming model Of
apppcr duvetyn and blue chenille
Mowers. close fitting. and orchids.
Cecil Bruner rosos and lilies OF the
valley composed her corsaga Follow
1ng the ceremony. the bridal party
repaired 10 the Hotel Washington for
breakfast. Tho wedding reception
|Wtii b held this evening at the
Axrcw horne on T. Olive ST.
nom Z until o'clock. Assisting
Mrs.. Agnew IN hoSpitaiitie- viii be
Ma Sherwood Giliespy. Mrs. Willis
xellogx Clarke Of Portland mother
md sistcr Of the groom. Mira William
3arkhurst Brawiey. Mira Charles X.
CAxtien. Mrs. Harry Stephenson
bowen. Mrs. Joseph r. Cronin. Mrs.
Kama. Miss Mahoncy. Mrs. John Her
nan Hood. MrA Roy Corbett and a
Ivy Of young girls viii assis, in the
,<mning room After their wedding
burnsy. Mr.. and Mra Giliespy VIII
0nhe their home In Portland
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DATES
To Remember

SUNDAY. NOVEMBER ss--
ha-tesie tee az the vine Arts frv<a
untn e'eiesk- kra y. u.
Parks hsstesl
MONDAY. NovNNnxH 70
wintsF n&ii vnl tahs plsrs ~ ~
sonis tampa
NJ and Mrs.. usrry '. ossrnasss
9TH - hosts % dtna-v.
Mr. ard Mrs William r Harv.n
70 be sinnss hs~ss 81 hem&
Nv ani Mrs. walter A hc>ss's
dtansr At the Hotsi washington
Hiss Grace Hsfferusns dins~r af
orsc-taent. In compliment 10 Mr..
and MA caspar W. ciarta
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -
hro~dssy gsliii 10 siss musicale m
NJ H. g nsary's private sss
sNilssy. iiiG Harvard ave North.
.. IN
wEDNssDAy. DncuxpKa 49,
Ma ossdsa =. shAu 10 u,er>ss,
vith . erssrs tee esrapifrnsasins
MI. Albert Charles ssube
MIS- Grace Palmer CRAIG to asdr.ss
the ssus<t club a. . d m NJ.
John W. fes~rts and ArA hiitos
O. ssurris hostssssa.
FRIDAY. DEFENDER g.
Annuai VARSITY bail 81 the uipps-
sH9 81 the sr~tss ~ tans~r eszh
dances 81 the Yacht club.
"WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 49,
First Of a arsis. Of a2acinx parties
sisen by the fifty Darelss elsS
at the Yacht eiah
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 80
Card party ~ the home % Ma
Thomas Green for e<n.fi Of Sc
sst1s r.rnis club. . y m Tieks,s
may ee obtained from urs
James n. ehaIi-rb~~r-r. c.pltei
tsft. sad Mrs. Claude c. Hah.
ssy. Csgftsi s1t
sArvRDAN. DECEMBER IT,
II Beta FIJI sorofity uassar srs
Crffstrnss sale at Hstsi wsshias.
ton. feiie~sd ~ . dance In the
ev~ninR
rrxsDAv. DEcESfBER ss-
Charity bail. under the saspsrss Of
the seattle Day Kurssry a.ssrss-
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BALANCED MEAL

Tho perfect winter dinner starts
with soup. In serving soup with q
dinner. remainder that the rest Of the
food has a very definite part 10 play.
and that the whole meal need not be
made Of tho one course. or course
a rich meat and vegetable soup with
bread and butter and a dessert viii
mako well balanced and nourishing
ration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
Alnmnde of Kappa
Kappa Gamma to Meet

The aiumnae OF Kappa Kappa
Gamma win meet saturday. Deoem-
bar Z, n .. m at the home OF
1fiss Elsa Walsh. z717 74th ave. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

AGrn Lawrence Reed Ellis and
Zlra Lawrence Martin are sponsor
~ Z Dutch treat dinner Of twelve
oovef2 TO be given Monday evening
- the Tennis club. preceding the
Vviu1er ball at the Masonsc Temple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
Alpha Xi Delta
Dance and Bazaar

The Alpha XII Delta sorority gave
IN Informal dance last evening In
the Knights of Columbus han. On
December IL Alpha xi Delta will
hold q bazaar at the chapter house
for the benefit Of the house fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
En0d0enrent Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Offerdahl an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Hiidur Victoria 10 Mr..
William Brandon Mason Jaschek-
The wedding viii take place In De.
cember.
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ne RI Beta Phi yin hold sheir
Damns December II At the Hotel
Warrington Christmas suggestions
and Oriental wares viii be for sale.
and dancing win follow In tho even
1rg. 1t the hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

The bodice trimming consists Of
plaiied net rtSfles that outline all
the edges. As finishing note there
II a sash. a very beautiful sash,
fashioned out Of ribbon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
Mount Baker
Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker Luncheon club
I'm meet "Wednesday at the club
houss At O'Clock Tho hostesses
vifl Be Mrs. c. Il. Dodge. Mrs. T.
Il Campbell. Mrs. H. Beeu~kes and
lfrs. william rIvengood
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander ". wefh-
Q4n entertained with a family din
~ Of ten covers at their residence
3hursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

ADDITIONAL. CLUES
wcoland Circle C,,i1d CONSERVATION
I<nlvn

Woodland Circle C,bfId Conservation
IrHGus
The Woodland circle Of the Chiid
Conservation league win meet at
the home Of Mrs. d. C. Divirsi. SIS
y. tsth st., December :. 1t 40 ..
m. Discussion on -fnfant Teaching
and Foundation stone.- Vol. z. chap
ter = All PIT. As cordially invited
North End CwnsvvaflSn I<ngue
The North End Conservation
league win meet with Mrs Lottir
Cnmeron. s2A 2ist ave. wednes-
day. December 1. al , o'clock
Strvns w. II. G. No. I
Stevens w. r. c. No. 1. auxiliary
TO the q. A. r.. yin give n pro
grcssive whist party Mt the Panama
oafets ria, 1915 Third ave. on De
ccmber I. at sac .. m. All friends
invited.
Social Good Fats
A special chicken dinner win be
given by the Social Good Eats Tues
day. November 30. D. m. Arcade
building. followed by a progressive
whist party. The public cordially
invited
Cotsvis Club Meeting
The co,srie club will meet Fri
day. December .. at the Phi Mu
sorority house at . .. m. MIRA
Charles A. Newhall win read Al
paper on International Exchange
Of Educational Opportunities" The
educational department will meet
Monday, December 9, at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Irving, l74s 18th
ave. N. u. Luncheon ut 1890. 10
cal topics and current events will
be discussed The Parliamentary
Procedure club will meet at the
homo OF Mrs. Robert Akin. bsss
18th ave. ". E.. Thursday. Decem-
Der ?, at 2 O'Clock. Mrs. George N.
Mclaughlin will be In charge.
Una Auction Bridge Cub
The Una Auction Bridge club WIN
meet with Mrs. William Fiumerfelt, |
4oos nth ave. N. 70, on Thursday.
December .. Luncheon at I y. m. |
Dcuorrsiic Women Honor Mrs.
Todd
Yesterdsy afternoon. IN the Grade |
Teachcrs' club at the wintonia no.
tel the democratic women held a
reception In honor OF the state
chairwoman Mrs Hugh C. Todd,
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polltan club will meet for club sup.
PER In the cafeteria and their meet
Ing 10 follow In the club rooms At
: .. m win be devoted 10 par!ia-
nensAry praetice. conducted By
Mrs. G. ". Or.n. who n inssructing
the cAsp. The executive board Of
tho Cosmopolitan club win meet
Friday evening Al eso In the office
Of the club secretary.
On wednesday. D~oemhes Z. me
F~itpwrhir club win have n club
supper IN the tea room. 20 be FOL.
lowed b. Bible class and the regu.
lar monthly business meeting.
On wednesday night the Athiefic
club. recently orxanised In the do
rastment Of physical education. win
meet for club supper In the cafe
terra ~ 900 o'clock. 10 BE- followed
by the monthly business meeting.
The Athletic club undertakes To
furnish sports 10 all Giris. whether
Y. W. C. A. members or not. and
mests every Wednesday night for
the "Ectsorether'' club supper, fol.
lowed by sports In the gymnasium
Thursday. December :. the Friends
OF An club viii meet for supper at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
Or. and Mrs. Sare
Diss7ler Hosts

unesrsaaning with dnner q
1we1vs covers. DR.. and Mrs- J. ".
0axs were hosts on Thanksgiving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

ThOsnunds ~ Frwsch peSpas can
not afford TO buy meats or eggs be-
cause Of the soaring cost Of living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

E7msr No6ae Fcsa No. I. Americas
LEGION

E1mr No6ae Pod. No. I. Americas
Legion
American Legion. Elmer Noble
Poa No. 4. women's auxiliary. will
give . Puget Sound home cooked
dinner from $50 until TOO Monday
November -. In vetsrans hall. the
Armory. Everyone welcome
ousvn Ann High School PIT. A.
Queen Anne High School PIT. A.
wfii meet In the high school library
at ate Friday. December }. Legis-
lation In the near future win be
explained BY Mrs. Victor II. Miller.
head OF the legislative department
Of the PIT. A.
lGisa slArk 10 Ne Ilonorcd
To honor Mrs Agnes r. Slack.
Of london. secretary Of the World
W. c. T. u . luncheon viii be
given at Plymouth Congregational
church Monday. November 10. at 10
o'clock. Prominent speakers will be
present and Q good time II assured.
For reservations call Mrs. Emma Z.
Wood. Past sfsi.
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::

Who sndeared herself 10 al mem
Der. of tho party In the last cam
pairn- The muwscai program wns
rendered by Mrs James Boswell and
Mra J. 4. Harrison. The commits
on arrangements vas Miss peiia
Wright Mira Arthur Van poren,
Miss Mignon Adams. Mrs Eta
Holmes. Miss EnoiA Oakley and
Mrs. Elizabeth Muiian. Resolutions
were In charge Of Mrs J. w. pm.
lips. Mrs y. Cook and Mrs Arthur
Van Dofsn. Publicity. Mira Ethan
q. Stewart Reception. Afrs. Calvin
Hall. hta n d. Barker. MIRA Emma
Hausman. Ma H. d. Hurley. Mrs.
VI. A. wilkins. Miss Mary Bullock.
Miss Mands McGouEh. Mrs. A. V.
Robinson. Mrs Clay Allen. Mrs.
Della Harris. Mrs. John q. Jurey.
Mrs. May Barr~tt. Mrs. A. jeff
Nelson. Mis- Nina buchanan. Miss
Lily r. white and Mis- June Oakley.
Mis Edna cangie vas chairman Of
the Affair.
Fornrv WiscD-tp Peopls 10 Make
M0ry
Former residents Of Wisconsin YIN
meet for an evening Of merysmsnt
on Saturday. December 4. At the
Fine Arts building. 1913 Fourth
ava Tho following program vii BE-
gsven at s:s0i
orehs-sr~ ssi-esio~ $500. .cssflis Family
q all NR a. 49, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Alpha Chi Omega sorority an
nounces the annual bazaar to be
given at the chapter house. tss1
18th ave. ~ r.. December II. from
3 until .. m. offering TO the
Christmas shopper .an attractive ms
sortnfsnt Of spccialticr. A novel
dslicatessen booth and q musical
program win be q part Of the after
moons featureA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Tancy and useful articles VIII be
offered at the bazaar TO be given by
the Women's Guild Of ST. Marks
church Wednesday. December 1. at
2 D. m. Dinner will be served Al
$40 o'clock. Members Of the parish
are requested TO make early reserva
lions. The new rector will preside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

The Rainier Beach womcn's club
win meet Wednesday. December 1
at . p. m. at the home Of Mrs. r.
w. Chriswell. 10000 Csth ave. n
The program Is In charge OF Mrs
j. J. Wildermuth and Mrs. Chris
well. Mrs. Henry fandes will be
the speaker. There win be sale OF
antituberculosis seals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Una Auction Bridge Cub

The Una Auction Bridge club WIN
meet with Mrs. William F'iumerfeIt,
1908 nth ave. N. TO-, on Thursday.
December q Luncheon at %. m.
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Rainier chapter. ID. A. T., will
meet Tuesday. November 50. nj .
.. M At tho Hotel Sorrento. The
address win be given by Miss Jane
Seymour Kiink. Of New York city.
Subject. "ExperimcWts in the Indus
trial Situation Miss Madeline But.
Ter will give the musical program.
Haven N. X. Church Plans Raxasr
The ladies OF the Haven M. H.
church arc making elaborate prepa.
rations for n bazaar and dinner nj
the church on Thursday and Friday,
December and .. There win be a
complete stock Of Christmas novel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Yeaterdsy afternoon. IN the Grade
Teachers club at the wintonia no
tel. tho democratic women held a
reception In honor OF the state
chairwoman Mrs Hugh C. Todd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

ss-sssss.s-. .AR ~ ". okfefe
Cards and dancing will conclude
the evenings entertainment Good
music for dancing.
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A special chicken dinner win be
given by the Social Good Eats Tues
day. November 30. .. m. Arcade
building, followed by n progressive
whist party. The public cordially
invited.
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Thursday. December :. the Friend,
Of An club viii meet for supper a,
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Tnesday. November 20. the cb.mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Stevens w. r. c. No. 1. auxiliary
TO the q. A. r.. yin give n pro
gressive whist party Mt the Panama
oafetf ria, 1916 Third ave. on De
ccmber I. at sac .. m. All friends
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Mr.. rnd Mrs Lee Martin came ur
from Portland 10 attend the football
game today.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-10

We are not going out of business, we are
here to stay This is no fake or sham sale
but is the first sale ever made by ourselves
or predecessors and it is to be a clean-cut
sale and exactly as represented and our
friends can absolutely depend on every state
ment made. We have very large stock
and must reduce it and to do SOW make theprices
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-02-25

iaoof ana the hammering must have
caused considerable noise. The roh-
berry was accomplished Sunday night
according to theories advanced bv the
police. The robbers dropped coat
in the back yard and yesterday morn
ing it was practically dry. It was
pointed out that the garment could not
have been in the yard during the Sun
Cay rains.
Vehicles may reach the rear of the
hoblcy store through an alley on Tay-
lor street, and it is probable that a
motor car was used in TRANSPORTING
the stolen goods.
City detectives arc working on the
robbery and every effort will be made
to capture the thieves and locate the
stolen property. An examination of
he stock shows that the robbers took
away about 67 silk waists ranging in
value from $3.50 to 1880 each: 80
skirts valued at $3.50, S25 and S35
each; large number of best trimmed
i"|' N"iuSi slI PIo ana 80 Cacn, Is
Jersey silk pctticoats ranging in value
from $3.50 to $3.50 each; neck pieces
valued at 500; muffs valued at S25 and
a good supply Of corscts. The rob-
bcrS took one blue serge dress en-
broldcrcd with red roses. The firm
did not carry any burglary insurance.
Chlcf Richardson mailed over so
notices yesterday to police depart
mcnts in three states. He expresses
the opinion that the rogucs used mo-
tor car and will attempt to dispose of
the goods in sC'Nc other locality. The
thieves took sc .gcttc waists in navy
blue, white and flesh colors. The skirts
were blue serge, wool, accordion plait-
ed and plaid. The corscts were the
lACamilc and the hats we're Of the
cage ticket and smart set vav;.; .ys.-
Columbia State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-02-25
TOO MANY UYPUENS.
THINKS MARSHALL

New Haven, Feb. 23.-Associations
and individuals seeking to enlist thn
government in aid of their activities,
were warned to night by Vice Prcsi-
dent Marshall, speaking before the
chamber of commerce here, that they
should take care not to claim priv;I-
cGcs which would create grievances
for others.
The war disposed Of the hypcnatcd
hFrman-Amcrlcan at an awful price" ,"
Nr. Marshall said. as American now
to be rchabliatcd by a new brand Of
Eyrhcnatcd Americans. Is the rchab-
llltation to be turned over to New
rlgultural-Amcrican, Federation Of
Observation-Disclosures federation Of
iabor-AmcricanS, Protestant -Amcri-
cans or Catholic Americans?
present your claims to congress
solely from The standpoint of an Amer
ican who IS interested i'm the general
welfare Of the country. Let nothing
IN tic way of personal interests, pri-
vatc advantage or class hatred sue
coed in pulling you down from the
high position Of an American. You
may be a manufacturer. but that title
IS subordinate to that Of an Amcri-
can. You be a labor-union man, but
you are an American first"
Discussing intolerance, Mr.. Mar
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about $4,000. The rogucs dug a hole
through brick wall and gained en-
trance to the store.
The shop presented queer appear
ancc when it was opened yesterday
morning. Not a shirtwaist or skirt
was to be seen as the robbers had
made clean sweep. The hat stock
was disarranged, and the best trim
med hats were missing. Silk petit
coats, corsets, table covers and other
articles had been stolen and the shell