davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-01
kOPANA.

Ultra odpol. jest rozhoduji-
CT zapas o Davisdv cup V Lu-
ma parku mezi White Autos Z
Clevelandu a Goodrich Z A
kron. Ceske |. a III. muzstvo Sc
hraje pratelsky zapas V 9 hod.
rano We Woodland Hills.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24

Telc0rG,na Especial pare La PRENSi
CIUDAD DE MEN1CO, Septiemore
22.-Ampliando Ia information enVla-
da por TELEGRAPH a La Prensa," doy
nuevos datos sobre el incidente haol-
do entire los senores Alessio Robes y
Trevino. FL 1ltimo domingo, en- los al
tos del Cafe Colon, Sc verified una jun
ia de los coahuilenses radicados en- la
capital de Ia RepLblica, con ell obJeto
de iniciar los trabajos elecLorales para
IA pr6Xima election de Gobernador del
EStado de Coahuila.
Asistieron a la junta cerca de I'm cen
tenar de personals, entire las cuales ha
bia prominentes ~personajes, y entire
estos Sc encontraban los senores Ge-
neral Alessio Robes Y Jacinto 3. Ire
vino. que ocupa actualmente Ia Sc
cretaria de Industrial Y Concrete.
FL General Trevino iba acompana-
do de varios amigos Y p~artidarics. los
cuaies,-es decir, estos ultimos.-se
proponian iniciar trabajos para lamar
la candidatura de dicho General.
Despues de breveS concentrates y
discusiones, empezaron a abordar el
case concrete de Ia candidatura de
Gobernador. y fue entonces, cuando
Sc produjo el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
Ell r A TREVlNO
PIDE ~EXPLlCAClOkES

Como las alusiones del senior Alesio
Robes llamaron endorsements Ia
atenci6n de los circumstances, que ma
turalmente Sc fijaron' Ell Ell Oral. Ire
vino, este interpel6 al senior Alesio
para que dijera 81 esas palabras Sc d.
rigfan q 81, es decir, a Trevino.
Fue entonces cuando el episode lie
GO a su parte culminante. FL senior
| Alesio Robes, con eStentorea voz, di-
10 que efectivamente, TODD 10 que ha-
| bia dicho era por ell General TreVino,
Y a rengl6n seguido, hizo n formi-
dable reQuisitoria en- contra del re-
petido General. que. no pudiendo con-
tenerse, al terminar de hablar Ell Sc
nor Robles. sac6 Ia pistola e igual
cosa hicieron todos los amigos del
mencionado Secretario de Industrial y
Concrete.
FL senior Robles tambien sac6 su
pistola para defenderse, y Ell escandalo
amenaZaba con M verdadera heca-
tombe, pues cast todos estaban arma-
dos V dispuestos 4 matarse.
No ~faItaron por fortuna personals
juiciosas que calmaran los animos, y
despues de algunos i%ncidentes de me-
nor inportancia- los animos sc calma-
ron por el momento, y POGO a POGO
fueron a~bandonando Ell salon sin ha-
Der llegado, como Sc supondra a min
GIN acuerdo.
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SENSATIONAL iNClDENTE

Como decimos, al tratarSe de Ia
candidatura para G~obernador. e. Ge-
neral Alesio Robes pidi6 hacer no de
Ia palabra, Y desde lucgo irici5 una
formidable requisitoria en- contra de
los honbres que habian colaboraGo en-
primera fila al lado de CarranZa.
Entire otras cosas, el General Alesio
Robes dijo que el pals estaba cansado
de TODD csc grupo de bandidos,-teX-
tualmonte.-que habiendo rodeado q D..
Venustiano. como les hechos 10 habfan
demcstrado. Y que precisamente 10 que
el pals necesitaba era zanzibar de HON
bres para colocar en- los gobiernos n
personals honorables V competentes.
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NA.A' ~ -'N- 1890
tos males Y acabaGo con los Viejos prin
cipios sociales.
c. DE MEXICO. Septiembre %
Con obJeto de intensificar los traba,
jos de acercamieHto entire los obre,
ros mexicanos Y los americanos, Earj
una vista a esta ciudad Y PARTICIPATES
centres obreros de Ia Republica, el Sc
nor Samuel Gompers, Prcsidents de
Ia Federation Americana del Trabajo.
segun noticias ~recibidas 6urante una
de las conferencias cbIeras que Sc han
celebrado aqui.
La information relativa al viajc de
Mr.. Gompers fue epviada por alsunos
&c los lideres obreros ~amcricanos,
micnbros de dicha Federation, infor-
mando que tai viaje 10 hara el Presi-
dente de la organization dentro de
POGO tempo.
La roticia Ia causado gran EMU
sias1no entire las classes obreras, y va
Sc han empeZado a dar los pasos para
agasasa Gar al distinguish r~isitante Y
recibirlo debidamente, dada su alta
posici6n como jefe de Ia noderosa or
ganiZaci6n obrera americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-24
PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

Ell Inico sitio mrxicano de automobiles
n la ciudad. Wales desde soc. Carros a
y a prcciss razonab!es para BPu-
Ezos, matrimonios y funcrales. Charffeus
&c Union. So. 90 por bora.
100 Galan st.
TelGfonoS Crockett 99s y 7oi.
LEON 4. MARTINEZ. Prop.
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NiEGASE QUE COLBY HAYA d.
CLIO QUE NO Sc LIE Presto
DiNERO A MEXICO

TelcgrGmG Especial pcrG La PRENSA"
NUEEA YORK, Septiembre 20
Dfcese en- los circulos financieros que
Sc recibi6 un telegrama de Washing
ton en- 81 que Sc mega Ia oticia de
que el Secretario de Estado Colby les
haya aconsejado a los Bancos de Nue.
va York que no lie presten dinero al
gobierno meXicano bajo ninguras con-
diciones.
-)oC-
Para libros en- espanoI dirijase US.
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozaro, 1ls
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio.
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MANI1AIES PRACTICE:

ia mejor collection en- 81 %enero.-Lomo
empastadoS en- tela 4 Sl.oo caaa uho''
Manual de Agriculture y Ganaderia-
Manual De Aries = Oficios.
Manual de Aceites y JaboneS.
Manual de Albanilcria-
Manual de Carpinteris de Taller
Manual de Cerrajeria y obraS de Hero.
Manual del Cohetero y PolvoriSta.
Manual del Curtidor de pieieS.
Manual del Coniitero y Pastelcro.
Manual del Destilador LicoriSta.
Manual de Electricidad.
Manual de FotoEraEia-
Manual del Hciolate-o.
Manual de Jardineria y Horticultural.
Manual De Laboreo de Minas.
Manual de Lecheria-
Manual de Mecanica Industrial
Manual del pintor.
Manual del TeleErafiSta y Te!efonlSta-
Manual del Rcioiero.
Manual del Sastre.
Manual del Fabricante de NelaS
Manual de Veterina-ia y Equitac!oa.
NF,r,,1 ,l.' yana-P-p
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SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLITICA

Ia Herencia De CarranEa. poF 81 LIZ a.
e. casa s;ena-Paginas del destie-ro.
por Manuel MuzGuiz Blaneo ... AUG
TnsIuencia de EspaRa y de los Estados U
ridos sobre Mexico. Por cl Lie. Tori -
bio Esquivel Oregon .:......,.. 60
La misma o5ra. empaStada en- tciA -
la orcaniznci6n po!itica de Mexico. La
Constitution y Ia Dictadurs. Ter D..
Emilio Hdha>a ...... --.. 49,"
y;nSra- de Cisne-uS. Ensayo de critica his
.6-ica por Lie. Jose ElCuero ....'...Si'oU
In Decenio de Politica Nexlcana poT 49,.
81 = Manuel Cllcro ........ .S-.VS
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COMO FUE Ell MCIDENTE ENTIRE LOS GRALES.
J.. ALESSIO ROBES Y ACINTO B. TREVINO
Estuuo a punto de ocurrir una hecatombe a causa de la
~exaltccion a que uegaron los dos conocidos
e1-alumnos del CoIegio Miitar

AL legar a este punto, el n Ale
sio renarc6 en- una forma eXtraordi-
n~ariaSnente energica. que los Antiques
carrancistas, que antes no tenlan I'm
centavo, ostentaban su riqueZa en- las
GALES Y en- las plaZas, luciendo sus
bigotes retorcidos, sin que les impor-
tara Ia opinion.
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MATERIALS

sIbDm de czncioneS pcpulares escoEtca'-
Opsretas y LarZue!as .---. 49, :
Cuzsc complete DE A1edrez' pot Ia h -
ri Rev de los Cocineros- Tratado prac-
e A-te de aseerSe rico. por Senla-
min Franklin .---.-- $500 -
Biblio:eca de Ia Risa- obCa capaz de ha-
ce- rei- a los muertos.-2 tonnes tela :
e Ana de Casa Guia de Ia muler
bier cducada en- m2te-i2 de cocIna'
, .nodas. hygiene. ccstumbreS S~ocialss,
medicinal, etc 1900 "
Ia Cccine-a Observation-Disclosures manual
de cccina. con eerca de NIL oCnu!aS pa-
"a hacer los mas eNQUisitoS platoS de "a
cochin cSpanola = frances2 -. 80
La Tribuna Popular-Nodeios de discusses
para fIeStas ~sociaIeS. iamihareS y pa
tri6ticas: himnoS. biograflaS, etc DORA
Tlus;-ada con grabados
Los suenos explicsdoS- po- e' M2glco de
Astracsn.-Un tomo tela ---... -.
SiS.odo Complete de Solfeo. pc- don Hha-
ron ES.sva 1890. 1890. Gee ---
Metodo de SolfeO. primer2 p2rte ----.
Metodo de SolfeO. Segunda parte ......
Metodo comr!eto de piano, 2or LeTnoine.
La mejo- obra en- ~ Ecnero y Ia
mas reconendada Por los buenoS macs
Mcn6Iogcs y Compositions para Reel
tar. EntreSacaGos de los meioreS poe
tas c,paEolrS e Approximations . .
Mode-ro Sec-eta-Io de los AaraEteS--Car-
taS amorosaS. arte &c aEradar y dc ser
amado e~scritl-a secreta de sos am2nteS.
!rnguaje de las flores. frutas. aban'eo,
etc Y collection de P~ensamiento> para
pCscaleS .-.---.. .-.-...
Nuevo NetoSo para Ap-ender a tOcdT Gui-
tara. sin nsceSiGad de maestro ...-.-.
Oraculo Noyisimo 0 libro de lo> destlHos-
P~ensamientoS para Observation-Disclosures
de versoS para ~:arjetaS posta!e>. 2o2n'-
COS y albums .--..-.. ....-.. ..-
Pcrfecto Sec-sta-iO MeNicaRo.-MOde!o> de
Ca-tas comerciales, live-arIa>. fdnai.iares
= amoroSaS. p~enSamicntCS para poStaLe>
Y cartas De ~pedimeato. Libro especial pa
"a 81 pUblico mexicaRc. In tomO SraDGe :
~r.rstos de II Be!leza Femenina--LIhro
lr>,inado 1 conSeEuir el Seilo de "a ele-
sancia y 81 bucn EuS:o y e. aumento y
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BIBLIOTECA DE INDUSTR!AS
IUCRATEVAS

a 30 centavos cada yomc.
Cria d. Caliina>.
Cuitivo d p Pat@ta.
Cria de Ca5ra>.
CabaIos de CarEa.
Cria de CerGcS.
Cabalios &c Tire.
G&nado Lamar
Industrial Azuclrers.
industrial A~lEoGCneFa-
Industrial NiEats-a-
las flores y SUS perfumes.
--.l-..-.-n L. N..l. fn.hn-a-
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Sc DISPUTAN Ell CONTROL DE
LOS OBREROS
Viene de la Primera

das rela.iadas que han causado tan.
tos males Y acabaGo con los Viejos prin
cipioS socialeS.
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OBRAS POETICAS.

O., g. D!oS $szn.-
FL Arpa del Amor ............-..-Sl.60
Flors< del Alma
Pcesia> EscortdaS zoe
Ids G!oria> &c Mexico -..............St.i0
PocS:cs EscoSidGs ........ ........ T5c
Recuerdos y ESperaa=as ......-...-SI-6o
D;rersoS.-
An;O,osta de POe.as Mexieanos Moder-
nos .....- $1,000. ....- ..-....-. soc
Con II sed en- los IabioS. Poesias de
ENRIQUE Fernandez LeicSmI ...-....Sl.5o
CsutoS dc VIDA y Espe-an=a, po- Ru-
een Dario ..-...- 800 - 'oS
Del Baiio y A=r!beaaS. poemas Gale
jcro> ror Nsrcelino DavaloS -.......Sl.0o
Il ljb-o Azul-Poesias po- Adslberto
E. Pa-naso Mcxieaao.-2 tonnes ........s1.4O
LaScas. Por Salvador Dias Mir6n ......sl.oo
Lu> Glen AejorSs Pceraas De Enrique
Gonzalez Nd-tinez 80. ..-.-....-. soc
Mis- Dramas IntaoS. po- Narce!ino Da-
PoesiaS de Antonio Plaz. ..... -. soc
Paraholss y oJros Pocma>. Po- Enrique
Gonzalez MARTINEZ Soc
POsmas SsleetoS. por AEustin F. Cuen-
Poesias EssOSidas de campoamoF.-Ua
tome te4 .-----.. ..-..-.. ......-.SI.15
Poesias de MaaaeI Gutierrez Naiera,
= tones tela ....... 50 SO
PoeSiaS d Aanue! AcuEa .--..... .... TOc
Poeuaas Seieeto>. por Luis G. Urbiua soc
Scnetos y SonataS--Poe>ia de MiSuei
Roizros Cache .-.----- 10000. ...-.SII25
Ta5are-Heruo>o Poemz Iirieo. por Zc-
rrilla de san Martini tomo tela SID
Jardines dc Francia- PoeSias de En-
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pIRI IOTFCA

Grammatical del Amor ....-...- 49,. :
Jueeos de Manos. o sea e. arte de hacer ,
diabiuraS ----.--- 1890 .
C6digo del Amor = : 1865 -------- .
D;ccionario del Amor ...... "
STsc-sI 5A Observation-Disclosures
con dos bonitas comedies ..-.- "
Nuevo LenGuaje de las Flores Frutas'
absn;ro y PfedraS PrecloSaS -...- Z
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z DE

Ancora dc S4fvacJUn ..---.- - ="
Eiblia d- los Niaos. por e Padre Sachet-
O1=a jIEs:raGl con G~ra6ados y IN nara
q IA TERRA Santa $1,000. $500. .----- ~
C4seciSro do Padre Ripalda ......-.-. 70,
Catccismo Ei>:0rico. pOr F!eu-y D.. %
Comulgadov General ...--... ......- 40
Ca-cciSmu de Per~syeTEucia .-.--... ..-.SL-3'
DeyUc:ondrio de Layasle. aumentado con
10 Semara santa. NiSsta> a! >anilsi-
no. Eiercicjo D1yjo. etc $1,000. %. 30
D~eyocicn &c 10, >icte Domin=o> dc san
FL Devote Observation-Disclosures dc ora
clones en- honor de San Jose. por
Absd,ano ..... ...... 70
Filosofia Elemental. po- Ba'mes ..-..... -
Hssro-ia Sa--aaz.-Lioro del Antique Y
Nueyo Tssrzmrnrc. cue c~ontienc ia his
to-ia del pueblo DC Israel. viendo>e clara
mertc como - prepara Ia yenida del
Ne>Ias. Edici6a dc lu:o. con Proiu>i6n
de E-abaGo> -.-..... $500. 1920 ~
Laygue National MeNicanO. let-S
ErcHCc 1890 ------ $780,. ''' 30
la imitaci0n d, CristO. por hempiS go so,
PequeHo l-avslie ........ .-....-. -- 90
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SOC
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7 "-|.TT|T LUTN|T- -N"-|'TI'N"
MACIA. MAGNETISMO. Etc.

Ia imitaci0n q, Cris:O. por hempiS &C.,.
Pequeao LavsliP ........ ........ 800
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o
200
60c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
GIRL ACT TOPS
PALACE HIP SHOW

"A dainty little fun shon WITH
snappy tunes' Is the billing appl,sd
10 the musical comedy. There gte
Goes" which comes as a prominer,
feature OF the new bill 10 open A,
the Palace Hip tomorrow. Tho tsny
thread OF plot introduces some novel
incidents. the most spectacular b.
ing the interruption Of . girf's lean
year party by the UNEXPECTED d.
scent In their midst Of an aviator
and rnechanician. Incidents Of everr.
day married life that appeal anus
ingIy TO all are shown in the rotoss
comedy piaylet Every Day In the
Year in which Lee Moran and
Beryl Gray appear.
Monte and Lyons Offer . sesdy IN
contrasts In their portrayal q men
Of old and new Italy.
Dancing Is featured IN the offering
TO be presented by Dolly and Chime,
n girl and boy.
Irish stories ana sonu ars always
popular and Billy De We're promises
some novelties In that line IN his
combina ton OF Timely tuns and
topics"
Three Society CHS WIN ofsef some
selections on piano. violin and cells
In the feature photopiay. The
Tattier." Madame Traverse b fee,
tured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
Lecture on Italy
Tomorrow EreninQ

Miss Lila Van Kirk viii present the
FIRST Of a series OF drawing room
talks tomorrow evening In the art
gallery Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c.
Henry. Miss Van Kirk was formerly
a speaker for the Italian government
and her subject. Italy and the Adri-
attic Problem. with Special References
TO Fiume,- win be Of interest TO men
as well AZ women The second talk
will be given at the home Of Mrs.
Frederic strive on Thursday after.
noon. May 8. and win tell Of ITALY.
Yesterday and Today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
IPANTAGES HAS
TWO FEATURE ACTS

Ills Taking Way" musical
comedy. and villa Holt Wakefield.
a star Of magnitude. are among the
chief features Of the new biii which
opened at the Pansages Monday aft.
ernoon. The former In as pro-
srammcd n surprise musical farce
with = cast Of unusual merit. assist
ed by group q demurc maids who
dress In handsome duds and who
dance with exceeding grace. villa
Holt Wakefield In one Of vaudcville's
most distinguished entertainers, a
woman with loads of personality and
artistic fincsse in her werk. She
sings Everyday Songs for Everyday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
GIRLS SKETCH
AT STORE
WINDOWS

Many Seattle girls ar. .a,...
the motto Of make n von,s
"hen II comes To wearing appa,.,
according 70 Y. W. c. A. osrs,',.
exploiting vocational education 49,.
cipally domestic science, sewing 80
millinery training. as q balm for
rest ana high prices. To teach 49,
vast army Of working girls n IS.
object Of this educational camna,.. 80
A large party Of Seattle school to-
ers and university girls are oo,...
Ing In the Y. w. c. A. every e.,
urday To study practical dressmss
ing.
frequently we send one Of c,.
Instructors TO accompany a cir, :.
a certain store window yhere,,
poses a desired hat or gown :.
planned Miss Celia Gerhardt. a,
G A. vocational director. today ~.
girl points out the apparel ana an.
Instructor quickly sketches m,,
pattern. Then both adjourn 10 ,hs
Y. w. G. A. The result IA TIA, ~.
desired apparel IN made at a ~,
within reach Of a modest pocLs,'
book"
~N->-'~'~'~''--~e~>>~-~-~>~
Folks" Her talents extend to or,
edy. pathos and dramatic nov,-
which she combines In an effec,i,.
program.
Walter and Emily Walter. Ar.
comedy venuiloquists. The iml,,.
ton Of crying baby that Mrs.. Wa
ters gives IL A riotous bit of fun
Ncyins and Gordon present :.
Holland Halloween a dainty .,-
Ing and comedy offering with a nlo,
that centers about a wishing vers
caristta and Dick Levin hay.
miniature musical comedy caj,es
"Luzen Love" Lewis has a I'm.
bass voice and Miss Carietta deck,
herself In wonderful gowns. Tn.
scene Is Manila Bay.
Abrams and Jones are old favor.
ties In a new comedy. The Unex.
pected Witness
The twelfth episode Of the Psas
White serial Is shown on the screen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
HERE'S A SOFT
JOB FOR SOMEBODY

Well. well. we'll The mayor has
the power to appoint any person he
rlcasca to the board of theatre cen.
sors--the job where you can get into
all the movies free. This In the de.
cision handed down by Corporation
Counsel Walter +. Meier Tuesday.
OF course. the present incurnbents
OF the job win have 20 make way
for the new appointees, but they
have been seeing their movies free
for n year. so city han observers are
opining that the mayor will make
changes shortly In the personnel OF
the city board of censorship.
Candidates for the job will write
on one side OF the sheet only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
Seattle Amateur
Press Club

Tho Seattle Amateur Press club
met last Saturday evening In the
Monteilus Music hall. with Mrs. Dolly
Crcmer Susxrnan as hostess. Inter
esting numbers were given by Mrs
Freta Davidson. Nr. Henry Crrmer
and Mfr. Aubrey Dury. Dorothy Herz'
man and Katie Morris. The last
Saturday In May Mr.. Kenneth Kerr
will have charg. of the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
He Liked
Nora Bayes

TT SEATTLE ever had q theatrical
i first night" Tuesday night was
IL. In the first place. the mere fact
OF Nora Bayes' presence filled the
metropolitan with n representative
crowd of-well. a representative
crowd
Then there were lorRnettea. and
diamond tiaras and fnarcelled head
dresses. And leading citizens with
thirsty expressions flied out between
acts. and flied In again with ex.
prcaaions OF reminiscent Eusio. And
scnttie's three dramatic critics
count 'em. three,-filed out also
after every act. slas'--not be
ing leading citizens failed 10 file In
again with any reminiscent glow on
their distinguished oountenanccs.
TT WAS, take II by and large. n
i most distinguished evening. And
Nora IBayes. the Divine Nora" was
on the stage most Of the time. and
when she wasn't. the audience wns
siiii laughing at her Japes. no IL
didn't matter. anyway.
Nora fsayea is sure fire" She al
ways gets over" She knocks EN-
dead" from Fifth ave. ~. Y. 10 Finn
ave, Seattle.
Her ability IN sing enhancing.
heart chuckhng songs. In n deep CON
tralto voice that makes the audience
nhiyer delightfully."-. was never more
skilfully demonstrated than Last
night.
.NORA's VEHICLE n Mack Sen.
IN nett Ford In a musical comedy
entitled Ladies First" II IN one Of
those vaudeville things elaborated
into three acts OF pep. punch and
personality. AZ 10 further details Of
the concoction. dcponent sayeth not
for the dcponent was too much en-
gagged In giving vent 10 loud and
rauooun outlaws at the antics OF
Nora
Nora q wonder where abe got that
nameD sings a number OF her in
fsllible songs. OF which the most
popular Ia Just Lake Gypsy" sThe
duet. Just the Two Of U.s." which
the Coincidence sings with her lead
ing man. Arthur Gordoni. was also
Enthusiastically received
Florence Morrison contributes a
goodly share of the mirth of ladies
First" by reason OF her prodigious
glrth. The only thing broader than
Miss Morrison was Nora Bayes'
humor.
Ladies First has more laughs
IN the square minute than any other
play that In apt 10 hit these parts for
many moons. Also Il has more catchy
songs. mope first-class speclalties and
more unrcs,rained siapstick hunor.
80" an Miss Bayes says at the be-
ginning OF her play. Check your
brains with your hats. and enjoy
Ladies First"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
Thrift Shop Needs

This week is donation week at IN,
Thrift shop and an urgent call for
hats is being made. Hat shapes and
my sort OF trimmings are wanted AZ
once to supply the demands OF APP
prcclatlve bargain hunters.
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Women's University
Club Picture Shop

A realistic picture show mot a
movie) will be given Friday evening
at s o'clock at the women's Uniyer.
sl;y club An unusual musical pro
gram has been arranged. and mem
bers and their women frieEds arc in.
yitcd.
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The Entire Nous club win give It's
annual May day dance Saturday
evening. May !. In the Masonic tern.
pie. All former patrons and their
friends arc invited. and an especially
attractive musical program Is prom
lscd
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Seattle Alumnae association Of
Phi Mu win hold It's regular meeting
at the chapter house. $3.50 University
boulevard. Saturday. May 1. Mt q p.
m. All visiting Phi Mus are extend
ed cordial invitation.
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Tho members Of the Gopher club
and their friends will assemble In
the Collins Field house on Saturday
evening TO renew old acauaintances
and enjoy an evening OF song and
story. dance viii be a feature
later In the evening. Minnesotans.
whether they are members OF the
club or not. are welcome 10 these
meetings. Prof. Clark Prescott Bis.
sett. n former Minnesota resident
will make an address on American
Institutions. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hol.
land, OF Tacoma, viii give n group Of
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North Star No. :. O. G. T.

The North Star No. :. /. o. @. T.
viii celebrate their 18Th anniversary
this evening Mt 4 o'clock In their
hall. 1897 Virginia 81. A good
musical program has been arranged,
with duets by Mr.. and Mrs. suther.
land. Rev. Friberg will speak. The
public is invited
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Informal Tea for
Mrs. Duff

Mrs Alfred Rorlo entertained few
friends at tea Tuesday afternoon IN
compliment to Mrs. Ralph A. Dun.
who viii leave next week for her
home in Nebraska City.
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loss OF hair cannot be remedled- At
least. ] have never seen any demon.
stration OF !, Where loss OF hair re-
suits from diseasc. II Is often possible
TO bring second growth.
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Yict0f.n Club Dances

THE last Victory club dance 20 be
held In the Masonic temple viii b.
given this evening. on Wednesday
evening. May 5, at the L@schi pa.
vilion. the FIRST summer opening dance
viii be held. with an especially me
orchestra as a feature.
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Birtbddu Luncheon

In honor Of the birthday OF her
daughter Anne. Mrs Bruce Eimore
viii entertain at luncheon on satur-
day at her home.
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In honor OF Mrs, NJ. r. Hay Of Spo-
kane. who Is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. George Hood. Mrs. Byron X.
Lewis entertained at luncheon yester-
day at the Rainier club.