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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
SANTA f Makes
CHANCES DU[ To
DEATH Of SEARS
4. l. MYERS az as NTDNS MAuI
lN,i~IN',f 1I.Nl.RAI
MtNAIfi.

\ number ui change boz uffrnl on
Wr't1u i.iu.- 81 th, Santa 81 Rat
way announced Yesterday nv K T.
Plftcr general manager Ia h.. effect.
i've June 20 IN, changes ar. due "a
ih" vacancy caused hy me- Death ~ e
n Srir week ago.
TIA. positions ct general sup,iiut.nd
mt IT tn northern nui .outhcru Il,
ui'is With headquarters AZ Ia Iunia.
Colo" and Atnliiiu Ir, ibpliahrd ~,
iiti" IA a." nuur. vail hr assistant
general manager g ~ Ersiul viii k,.
assistant general MANAGER at the north.
rrH disiiiri with uiiirr 40 "a luntl ~
has been general superintendent HAT
MI Sears ht'-i h- would have h..u
a"risiaut general manager ct ihc suulh.
can district
y /. MN1F. lnr Ten wears su,~iln.
t'n'l'nl Of ~, N,v N.,.n division
with "liiu" at Lif N,gu New Mexico.
&C. ri3mni'l tu ati,tttnt General mana.
D'r 81 She r"uthrm d,.iti,t with h.hd
quarters az Amarillo
\ EWING superintendent .i the Wrs.
torn division with h.ibp,a,i.rs Al
Dodge cav. EluHia b. tlirai.fr.d Ia
ih" N"w M'Ni'n division win offir. 1t
la9 NoHH suc',,lng T. l.. Myers
mnomtrd
u $. Farley fur u,, ,,l's sun.rin
i"ud"nt "l a." rlu. division with
h'ipu1rl,r 40 Amarillo BE- uan.i,r
rod co. tn Western diyi ION with ulnc,
% bodg" CITY ic. ciuF \ GW,nr
transferred
- i -" fur ~, Pot ,,u snp,rin
t"nd"ui "l ih' Elp giiudr division
With ha1dpulriorr ~ Hln Nlroiil N,w
Mexico. b. Transferred 90 a., Plane di.
vif."n with office ~ Amarillo. ,uccera
iU" y q Farley
T. \ Wet 90 Wellington Kan. -
promoted from ,.i., tnt .uperintpni
eat ct the plut1udi, DIVISION g. rupri
intondonl ct The BIO Gr1His divilion
With headaunrtu lt can Mlrc,li suc.
'"iinr M Oro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
ONLY FEW OFFICIALS
Or COUNTY witt HAVE
OPPOSITION Al POLLS

Only a i.N ~ tho ,uuniv ana precinct
ofn'rs VIII hiy. m"rs tbln enc ,,ndl.
dat" i"r nomination iu Jh, p,m.sntir
piim9ti' io d. heii SATURDAY. July -.
rr shown hv ih. record Of County chair
man N i " lahtnn OF Thor. who hnd
mad application lu, iin..s on the
ticket up 90 ne, ,lu.r 81 h, office hst
nighl Yesterday WAS ihc hsi day on
which application rould b. matte ~ have
nams9 placed 90 tho D,muctlti, irk.t.
~ pg"acrib"i bv .w. Application mu,
b" n,ad" nu, hi'i th,r SATURDAY h'furc
The third Mruhl, 10 Jane.
rs" r,r.ue ha,. announced na
c1udid.i'1 fi thr p.W,u.iir nuniul
t,un l"i ~" oiitr- w bi.ui,t Attorney.
ani go" ,,,h nr o.. offices 81 pi.itir
luder aud uiaui.i Ci,,E. they being
III present ,u,tunlsuts ~, "ffi,r ~
TaH tat..,i .rrihs tH 10. NJ" uusi pop.
uiIr and tb' "itirr ct 1nN collector
han two candidate TL' present county
Judlc CauutN Ait"n', county 'lvih
aud Sheriff viii hHyn un opposition
~ N' "l' lN' . ilN''''' ''i Wv ''l'''
uf constable ybj tlir'' i"r iUsii'u 81,
tho r,t,,. with iV" @" hr elected 90 the
htiri
~, u .m,,tJii. EN,cuiiNr Commute"
viii meet within i"w di,a tu deter.
niur ih. amount tn b' aes,..,d against
each CANDIDATE tur nomination. Co. 4,
f,aV he ,Nr,nsrs oi 40" election, ar'orl.
inp a. Chairman jackson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
RAINFALL Since
FRIDAY So INCH

The total precipiiaiion Sine The
iiiu began ialtug "a imar,li" tTi-
H., nrht shortly after q a',iDth
aud ~ uuiL IL ceased late y.'taday
afternoon va, rs III an inch. iccmd
,ng ~ ih. report ~ "a. mied
states weather Bucclu herr, lnd
observer Ioa ,riine SAID thai ih'
rain was r,a,rai ov.r ihr state ~
TeNas. heinz hriIi,,i 81 ,Iillis.
lrhrts WHO we're ~ inurilh
,e.i,,,lil ,aid ~, rain would brnr.
~ thu late grain. lud Il wtS upi
gcnetallN hell, ,rd that ins damage
would tr,,ai i,um thu mIihrri
rrain hernm,ng vet Ha',r,,ins
h1> began ~ a lev scattering t",sl
ilir,. hut Will ~" hs general unI,l
the latter pat 81 Ma. weed. accord
inr ~ r-pgiS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
aiCk<ER 10 PREACH ~
FIRST BAPTIST en- RtHl

Arrangements Vet" c'anPl'i"i lat"
N,..i-i,lnX whereby hr iinl iu'hn'f
viii preach at ~ u'clock this m0rnins
IT the Firs, Iiaplis, church. u" ~ tho
son uf the lat" Dr Ruckncr iseN
Ruckn.r was called back from China tn
take up the work 81 his ,nther aud It
h. aid that the mantle has fallen "n a
worthy son,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
IMNRIiI0 CtGS VIII
I.O ~ rNNuANni T. rOp ~

I'll, Nm'tlill cube win ro To- r,hhon.
III. ga. game tll'N m. management
Il. .isd ,ly n.t Us,h that h. would
oct The tam ,,naiu .dls iodi, Wn,Iv IL
g. go,nr through . pr1,,rH of strength.
,ntng bat late y~lietd,y same was
che dalsd with Plnhlndir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Woman Thinks She
Can't Talk Enough

e bad tfii .tuu'" tDl % N,,te. lui
uii,,,d severely m,m "ls. 'ol'c AMI
iud,r ati.n ~ f.i wanted uH - "'
a. to- D.. u..I htt t.,, NlN Won.
n,tim Gu.,Iy m.t..l aui ap nov
fe.hn uu. sui better tuu Sues dId
i,tut tsit illb ,n.u % .H.,. 800. r.u.
~. u D. e ,uupi. urula. urpl.
ration thai rrm"N, "a, catarrhal mn.u"
from lu, mi, tuJ u.'t aUd allow "a
iHtllmu.I;i.u which ,Iu.,H practically
all stomach. liver aud intestinal All.
m.nir. in,lud.ag opponjgliug nur
dose viii convince ur money refunded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
GI17 WHITES FlR Hils
On SEWERAGE MATERIALS

HIf .tiN fT--r'f
Clu Manager b g. C-itg ,-rday
~ uut i,titIs To- d,ai.l. H u..tuTai
t.d rsauof;iIg prices VA 4osaO pounds
a reinforcing steel 90 hg used VA the
Construction 81 tHb luhoit saUsrag,
disposal plants 60 b. u,rt'd ~ the ',ty
iarA tie 10 requesting thit written
Lids be- submitted on "a cubic Yards of
,lean shnrp sand aud usN,l
The Disposal plant proposed Will cost
,ppoNiu,1tely ns""o. which amount
Mas Included Ia the hond election ~
derrd by the city comuhasion At IT, last
m,eting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
A TEXAS WONDER

pr l,dnsy .n.l eAii-r tfonblea. srayel sssk
sci lame baek, Tbs unlAtrm aud irregularities
of the khinevs, sRd bladicr. II not sold ~
your draasAt. by NAL 3i.ss, Nhsii eet,is
Dr. T.. ". Hall. es.s Olive 81. 81 Load. No.
HolI hy Ill druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
And Each Owner I kinks /
His Hudson the Greatest

, to The continued endurance and superior perform
ot he Super-SiN
Noho 10 well satisfied oil GIudon four and i've
years Super Six qualities by comparison with
Other car % he period ~ service
I'm q models do realize is the
made in Their
in their has nind q the possibility o
mCnt
Yet teach succeeding model ha> been
Mud have in the present reached Il degree that not
on, rttan the
fl,cncS. cclcraon dcn,u which relieves
mechanical 1t e,c him ocomoive-lkc
and Pullman like riding qualities.
dignity n reliability in the present
ST. be a, notable hence a
other recognized Hudson rr,lti,, of the first series
an ma other ir.l ll, the Hudson ior
qi,ccNclusycnc / the Super 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
Miss Cornish Addresses
Federated Women's Club

Miss Nellie Cornish entertained
the presidents Of the Federated
women's clubs and other club Off.
GERS AT luncheon at the Sunset club
on Monday.
The Representatives from she -
specfive clubs pledged Themselves 10
work out several proposed plans 70
secure sufficient funds to carry on
tho Symphony orchestra for q period
Of three years
Realizing that one Of shs greatest
needs In Scatus's civic life " its
music and art, a Widespread interest
has been created during the past two
weeks by the professional women Of
the city. and all business houses.
clubs and individuals are being
solicited TO DO their utmost 70 help
maintain the orchestra
Miss Cornish stated. rha4 b make
any kind Of preparation for the
future always involves . present out.
lay OF money. ana by united efforts
only can an institution IKE the
Symphony orchestra succeed The
orchestra belongs TO the people Of
Seattle. and II Ia up To them TO sup
port n
The ladies' present at me luncheon
yesterday were: Mira Carl johnson.
Aspasia club; Mrs William Haw-
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Bhanlsieford
Hines. of san Francisco. VIII be
guests at tho Hotel Washington
until next Thursday. when they will
depart for Chicago and New York
Mira y. IL Furcy. Of wenatchec,
who has spent the past month M the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X.
Singleton. left on Monday evening
for her homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. C. Eden irft yos
terday for Bellinghafn. To remain
untr Sunday. They win be Joined
by Miss Marjorie Henderson. OF Pow.
ell River. II. C.. who viii be their
house guest thru next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tiffany have
removed from their summer homo at
wing point to their town'residence'
Mr.. Harry A. Fieagrr. who under
won't AN operation nj the Swedish
hospital on Saturday. is conyalescing
satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mira Harry y. Ortrander
arc enjoying . hunting trip east NJ
tho mountains and expect 10 return
tho end Of the week.
Miss Betty Mcpherson. OF Brook
limo. Mass. who has been tho guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Blake for
the past week, viii depart for her
home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mira George Arthur
Smith. who havo spen, tho last is
months In the East and California.
have returned. and arc again oc.
cupying their residence at us u.
Aloha st
Mr.. and Mrs. John. L. Han return.
ed Sunday evening from . five
weeks motor trip thru Montana and
tho Yellowstone They wcre accom-.
panied by their dauxhsrr. Mr.. v. c.
Thompson. who. on Friday. returned
to her home in New York.
Miss Lucille Greene In leaving 90.
morrow for New York 20 spend the
winter Visiting with frtendA
Mira George Murray In returning
Friday after q four month"; sojourn
In England and Spain
~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~ -~~~-~~~~~~-~~-~
row. at the homo Of Mrs. c. X y1ck.
ors. sssi Goth at y. W. the proceeds
70 so 20 tho Seattle Symphony
Orchestra fund ls0
Tho program WIN b given by Mira
Allen Miller. viollnint. Mrs Hob
lixell. soprano. Mrn c. Hartxfield
and Mira 4. Dalton. accompanies.
Mrs Clara NJ Hartie win Civ. n talk
about tho symphony Orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear.
healthy skin by using Zemo. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for Sc, or
extra large bottle for sl.00.
Zemo generally removes pfmples
blackheads. blotches. eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zcmo is a clean. penetrating,
antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. II is easily
applied and costs mere trifle for each
application. II Is always dependable.
The z. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, O
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thorns. ciionian club MrA Robers
Mil. Evans. Associate CoIlegiats
aiurnnas: Miss Agnes =. VIM Grad
uats Teacberg club. Miss Katherins
Major. King County Graduats
Nurses club: Mrs Stern. Mrs Dol
Levinson. Ladies' Literary ana
Musical club: Mrs Mary Deetnr.
Pennsyivania club: Mrs L. o. Eos
ter. Progressive Thought club: MIA
A. ". Rayner. Queen Ammo Fort
nightly club; Mrs NJ. r. Pearl. Rai-
nier Beach Woman's club: Mrs.
Clara NJ. HartIe. Musicd Arts
nociety; MIRA Meta J. Fohn. Seattle
Civic Improvement so1ety: Ma
Emar Goldberg. Council OF jewish
women; Mrs Adell Ballard hrA
simpkins. Music Study club MIA
oliver J. Erickson, Seattle Womans
club: Mrs. ]. J. Chambers. Soros's
club: Mrs. Fred w. Graham. Univer~
hty DANES. Mrs Daniel Ragan.
West Seattle Art club: Mrs. II. n
Pelmerton, woman's Century club
Mrs. Febton. Woman's EducationaA
club; Mrs. w. 8. Criswoid. Woman's
Tuesday club: Miss Meyers. business
and Professional women's club; Mrs.
Frederick Bentley. Miss Nellie Cor.
nish. Miss Alma yocdbch-
Mrs. Frederick Bentley and Ms
Nellie Cornish called togcthcr the
presidents and fifteen guests Of each.
for a luncheon TO be given at the
Sunset club next Saturday. October
0. TO discuss and stimulate interest
In the Seattle Symphony orchestra
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DATES
To Remember

WEDNESDAY. OCToBTW g.
wedding Of Miss Mary PryuS 10
Mr.. Frank Gilhers piack 81 Trim
NY parish church ct sac c'eieck.
rhs marriage ss Miss Clare Mo-
Donald 20 MT ytnesat l..
syniaasen At $40 e'eioek In a.
faurs Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mr.. ~ n rians.s supper
esuce at thu boulevard Inn.
honerfnr Nj. ana hrA James
shsokisford uinsa
THURSDAY. OCTOBER -
MA James A. HAishs 10 snssrtafn
AZ tea In honor Of Mrs. james A.
tfsiEht. Jr.. 4 antfi . o'eiech.
HrA " @ ward 10 sn,srssin a.
mneheon at the Rklnisr club In
sntsrtsinneae Of Mlss Fay and
Miss Brown
FWipAY. ocronER 49,
Miss kathisea oAfrneys Suurh~yr
for Miss Alice yay ana Mias
Heien Hrowa
Tea for Miss Fay ana Miss rrown
vith Mis-. nsssi Landss ss
ho-ters
SATURDAY, oCroBr.R o.
Coniptimsnttng htnn nsesrsa Hasns-
worth and har fiAnoe. Mr.. John
n bfse. ir- Miss Marion Me-
MILAN will entertain the bridal
party 81 . buffet sappea
MONDAY. OCTOBER IL
This Monday rrseties club 10 meet
al s.so .. m With Mrs. rausnan
Miss Lenors BiAek~elrs luncheon
for Miss Fay and Ms. Brown
Mrs Cart y. Ceeid's tea at home
In honor Of her sister. Mlxs Fay.
TUESDAY. oCroBER Ia
Mrs Edgar n naesiin's tee for
Mrs. f<sAry and Mrs.. Mccisary.
from 10 o'clock. a. the Buck
iin rc.ttenea
Miss sally Adams 70 - 81 horns IN
compliment TO Mia fay And Mia
Brown
sArURDAr. oCroUEn H.
Miss Marian AcEvAn's narvsass 10
Mt. Keith Fssksa at sac e'elsek.
In Trinity Parish church
"WEDNESDAY. oCroBER 10
The marriage Of Mis-. Anas Hsirnss
20 Mr.. William FORREST 0esSfei-
lov. 81 t.fo e'cioes. tn the ua4-
versity Congregational church
FRIDAY. oCToBER To-
Haiiowcen dance ct seattle rUnnss
elna Yer reservations call East
fsk
SATURDAY. Oc-roBEB No.
Haiiowe~n dinn.r-dAzes at seattle
Golf Anf Country eiaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
Hduoace'en Dance at
Tennis Club

The entertainment COMMITTEES OF
- Seattle Tennis club announce .
Halloween festivity for Friday even
-. October 20. which Is rather un'
Uuunl for the Tennis club. The little
deb house. with its spacious grounds.
= admirably suited TO a most mys-
ow1ous Halloween celebration. and
treat preparations are under way 70
make this one Of the most enjoyao's
offAirS In the club annals
4 supper dance win b given on
- occasion. with Mrs. Frank Fret.
Vau n charge Her assistants VII
~ Mr.. Roger Morse Bone. Mrs
Hugh Purcell Miss Margaret Stew'
~ MIS- Grace Fischer and Mis-
Doris Mitchell. Fortieth avn VIII b
1T IN good condition. 90 that motor
Gnss may b driven thru from Madi'
- Il For reservations telephone
- club house. East 7s6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
Victoria Golf Team
Guests of Honor

The ladies Of the Victoria goh
ounm. Who arrived this morning TO
~ 4 match to-day with the ladies'
0nasn Of the Seattle Golf and Country
Nh. Win be guests Of honor at
runcheon Thursday mt the golf club.
a che ia hour. Mrs Traffcrd Hute-
- has extended the Inequalities OF
- homo, and IN the evening the
n1na team viii entertain the visitors
- dinner at tho sunset club. with a
Ooaxrs party later at tho Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
yesnior Club Announces
Committee

Ths Junior ciuhI whose affairs are
My anticipated from year TO
zunr. have selected Friday. Decem-
- & Friday. January 81 and
Eneew Monday for their winter balls.
nn announce that these affairs viii
- g1ven At The Yacht club Mr.. Leo
Unnck y chairman OF the committee
= eharvA with Miss Catherine Cob
- Miss Elma Collins. Miss Judithe
0hha Miss Dorothy Ewing. Mr..
GAestsr LAtimer. Mr.. Pierce Haisht.
IL. Cano Fotheringham and Mr.. Ed
~ 4. Strout, Jr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
POPULAR HOSTESS
ENTERTAINS

Mrs. Lennon, wife Of Major Kelly
=. Lemmon. u. 8. A. and one Of the
most popular hostesses at Fort Wor.
cen, entertained at auction bridge
on Friday afternoon In honor OF
Mira Merriam, wife of Lieutenant
Colonel Henry M. Merriam. U. 8. A,
and Of Mrs. stearns, wife of Lieu
tenant Charles H. stearns, medical
corps, u. 8. A. The decorations sug-
Gested autumn. brilliant vines and
roses In the drawing.-room. and yell
low peoples. matching the yellow
candle shades. embeIlishing the tea
table. Five tables were In play, the
xirst prize being won by Miss
Downs, the second by Mrs. Robert
r. Ringwalt- and the third by Mrs.
George WEIGH The consolation
prize went to Mira Hughes, wife of
Major John l. Hughes. u. q. A., re-
tired Tho guests of honor were
0w1rded souvenirs ~ unique an they
were appropriate--water-c color sketch
- Of the Straits OF San Juan de
Tuca. from the vantage ground Of
Fort Worden. and one OF the worlds
most beautiful seascapes. After the
uUln1 round Of games an unusually
o1exac<1ve collation. was served. Mrs
I(oora. vito Of LieutsnantCo Colonel
1n1EDo - Moore q. 8 A. presided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06

The recital gfvcn by Thee Kar1e
AT the Metropolitan theatre on Mon
day evening. October IL. win b tho
last opportunity the Seattle public
win have OF hearing him for two
years
He win leave shs United States
April IS. fssi. for series OF en-.
EaKemcniA In leading British and
Australian citieA under London man.
agcment
Beginning November Is. Mr.. Kar4e
has rs concerts with l. u. Behymer
In California Frum December 20
FEBRUARY b. has IS concerts with
the Standard bureau. OF Lincoln.
Neb. In February two reciiais will
10 rsvcn In Carnegie hall. New York.
In March up TO April he In engaged
by Kari White. Of Boston. for 30
concerts In New England
Since Mr.. Karie last appeared here
he has sung In all the leading cities
Of tho United States. and has estai-
lshed himself 70 firmly Ia the hearts
of his hearers that he In generally
recognized as Americas mos, famous
tenor. lilo VIII be assisted here by
Arthur Klein. young pianist OF
rare ability. Tho scat saie for this
recital win open Friday. The pro
gram:
Thee KarsA tsrcv. assastsd ~ Archu
Eistn. piansss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
Lorscheon and
Theatre PARTY

Ma Charles f. Erickson WIN en-
poreain at luncheon "Wednesday.
oueobcr Is. at her homo In eompii-
Snnnt to Miss Helen Brown and Mrs.
h RAwn. who recently returned
nom the Orient Tho guests VIII
&asr sttend the matinee performance
q the Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
NEWS FROM THE
THREE FORTS
WORDEN, FLAGLER,
CASEY

DELIGHTFUL LITTLE DINNER
Colonel John L. Hayden, U. s. A.
commander Of the Puget Sound ar
11iIery district, was host on Monday
at one OF the delightful little din.
Ders for which he Is noted. His
guests included Colonel J. 8. John
ston. U. q. A. retired. and Mrs.
Johnston: Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
K1ocker and Miss Klocker. Among
those who called 70 pay their re.
Gpects during the evening were Lieu
tsuantCoionel Jairns A Moore, U
,. A.. and Mrs. Moore. Captain
Charles r. Finley. U. s. A. and Mrs.
Finley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
Staff Of Bank Of
California to Be Hosts

The officers and staff Of the Bank
q California will entertain the en-
~ pwsonnei Of tho bank with q
supper dance on Thursday evening
- the Seattle Tennis club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
Lenscheon for Mrs. Hines

Cumplimenting Mrs James shackic-
lnrd Hines. Mrs Hsber f. Plank has
nenden . few friends to luncheon on
nnturday at tho Hotel Sorrento
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06

- Drtng. Miss Elizabeth Chad
uodk Mis- Alice Ives Miss Rather
- Crawford. Miss Marian Haynes,
- Charlotte Mann. MISS Mildred
nGlIlsr. Miss Grace Fischer and Miss
0vuthiA Robertson win compose the
Acrus. Other parts will DO taken
- Mr.. Lawrence Arnold. Mr.. Chcs-
- Inkimer and MIR. George NJ Bra
go the entire performance Is DO
- coached BY Mr.. y. A. q. Mont
nrmery. Of San Francisco. who oarne
nth for this specific purpose. Mr.
Wnlph Horr Is the manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
ADDITIONAL CI.UBS
North End Chcis C1lil6s
E.n..Sxusis~x

North End Chcis Chilfs
Conservation
Tho North. End Circle Of the Chfid's
Conservation lesgue will meet on
wednesday. October II, with Mra. 4.
II. Luke. $500 18Th ava ~. T.
Icuia Chapter No. iis
Ycnia Chapter No. ia. O. r. r..
WIN give a card party At the Panama
cafcterta October . at Q p. m. All
Eastern Stars and their friends In.
vited
vln~y Cub Danrs Tonight
The Victory club WIN hold their
first opening dance this evening tn
the Masonic tsmpie. Ono Of the fca.
lures OF the evening will b banjo
selections by Joe Roberta Special
electrical decorations
Lotus Club Hue Moon Ran
Tho Lotus club win give It's Blue
Moon Bali Saturday evening. oc.
tobcr is. In tho Masonic temple
Many novel features arc being
planned BY tho committee in charge.
which consists OF Mcswa Byron q.
ives. WIN A. Coisky. Rcynoid Frcd.
iund. ChaA VIM Gucrin and VII
fred X Harmon
The pstronesscs wfY bx MIA J.
r. Moore. Mrs. Wilbur II. Ivcs. Mrs.
Chas- w. Goodman. Mrs Geo Ia
Fray and Mrs. L. r. Harmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
Pythkn Sisters % Mes

Iyt4tAAAt oks@dS ~ W.
Py,hian Sisters OF Seattle Temple
No. . will meet next Thursday oven.
ing at 9 o'clock
Practical Pychoiogy caa
Tho Practical Psychology class WIN
meet tho first and third Thursdays
In each month during the winter nj
y. m. I'm the Coun,y-city building.
Room sos. People who are intnr-
eased IN psychology are invited 10
attend. to determine II they wish 20
affIlia,s themselves with the club
Robot " Lee Chapter. y. u. @
Tho Robert T. Lee chapter Of ths
q. ID. c. meets with Mira Harry A.
Callahan. SAT sist ave. At , p. m
Qusn Anne Fwtnigfuiy Cub
Tho Queen Anne Fcrtnighty club
win entertain tho Newfka club Of
Tacoma nj luncheon at the residencr
Of Mrs Walter Reed sts kinnsaT
plaza
Uraverxdty Moth~S ouA
Mrs q. L. Roberts. ssss ism sve.
". WIN entertain the University
Mo,hcrs' club at $50 D. m
Ladies Social and Charitable Cub.
"Fr~ja"
The Ladies Social and Charitable
club. sFrcta.- meets Mt .. m at tho
Swedish club parior. All members
are requested 10 DO present. as an
election OF officers will take plaza
Thursday Musical Cub
The Thursday Musical club meet
ing has been postponed until October
IA
wmen's Alliance II n Firxs
Unitarian Church
Tho women's alliance OF the Firr'
Unitarian church meets with Mrs
Walter Nossaman. 1877 33rd ST. Mt
y. m
Srnffie Chapter. No. s5. q. n 2
All Eastern Stars are invited 70
the meeting OF Seattle Chapter No
ss. o. f.. g.. at the rcsidencc OF Mrs
l.. l.. Huiburt. 1911 Fifth ave. W. a,
2 .. m
Sunshine Club Of Mooseteart Legion
The Sunshine club OF the Women
Of Mooseheart legion meets all day
with Mrs o. T. Kellogg. s4is Eighth
ave ~. Il
Lorraine Chapter 10 Mcr4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-06

In removing sap from cocoauus
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drain the sap into barrels.