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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
La Ley ''seca''
S0ra refoTzada
en- Puerto Rico

Han tcnido efecto alguinas c0nfe-
rcncias entire ell Fiscal de la Corr
To Federal, Mr.. Martin, ell inspec-
tor de la policfa Mr. Dolby Y el
Director dc la Prohibition, con ell
prop6sito de llegar un entendi-
do, por el cual, puedan unirse las
fierzas dc la policia v de la detec-
tive, para hacer ejccutar la ley re-
lativa la prohibition.
la habido cierta Interpretation
en- cuanto sc refere la aplica-
ci6n de la ley, pues algunos jue-
cesde la lsla opinan qlfe tienen ju-
riSdicci0n Ell los casOs relaciona-
dos con Ia prohibition. No Sc ha
puesto Ell claro 81 la ley Volstead
cOnfere al Director dc la Prohibi-
ci6n absolute autoridad para per-
seguir los que violan la ley, pc
TO uno de los puntps mas impor-
tantes que Sc discuten, es hasta
d6nde llegan las facultades de las
autoridades fedarales V de la po-
licia para entrar Ell las residencias
particulares, donde Sc presume q.
sc realizan negocios ilicitos con be
bidas 'embriagantes,
Sc ha llegado la conclusion, no
Obstante, de que, ning1n agente
de la autoridad debe entrar en min
guna residcncia, 81 antesrno esta
provisto de un mandamiento judi
cial, que solamente sera expedido
cpando un Tribunal este perfecta-
luente convcncido, de acuerdo con
las eyidencias presentadas, de que
sc esta yiolando la. ley.
Cnando una persona es arresta-
da, 81 procedimiento que Sc segui-
"a esycIlmlsmo que sc ha usado has
Ia ahora bajo los estatutos Fede-
'Iples. Esto es que la persona debe
ser llcvada innpdiatamente pre-
seneia6del mas eercano Represen-
tantc dc La Corte Federal, quien
proccdnra iiiincdiatamentc poncr
81 asqnsp ante cl Gran .urado de
Id C0ftes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
La argOlla de hero
que Oprime a AIemania

FL Tratado de Paz, ratifcadO ha
ce POGO, dispone 10 siguiente:
Ell diez del corriente mes (hoy) /:
Complete desarme de las fortale-
zas de Alemania en- Los territories
del Oeste, que han sido mllitar-
mente neutralizados.
III diez de abril: reduction a
doscientos mil hombres Ell los efec
tivos del ejercito aleman.
El diez de julio: demolicion de
todas las fortalezas teutonas que
han sido desarmadas, y reduction
de la fota al ntimero que Sc fij6
preventivadamente.
Ell diez de enero le mil novecien-
tos veinticineo evacuation pOr par
tie de los Aliados de la orilla izquier
da del Rhin, primer sector.
FL diez de enero de 1880: eva-
cuaci6n- del segundo sccter de la
orilla izquierda del Rhin.
FL 10 de enero de 1885: evacua
ci0n del tercer sector, de igual ori
la.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
Los itaIianoS dit
rigen ataQuGsf al
Presidente Wilson

Roma, 3 de zo.-Comentando
Ia situacion provocada por ell presi-
dente Wilson acerca de la question
del Adriatico, dice el periodico "La
Epoca":
DOS concepciones diferentes dc
la civilization han provocado la que.
ira en- Europas precisamente en- el
momento de concluir la confagracion,
sc encuentra ell niundo con una que
ira sorda entire dos Continentes: Eu-
ropa y America. Cinco amos ha, la
vetusta Europa, con todos sus defec-
tos, no habia tenido nunca necesidad
de aconsejarse de America para pro
ceder. Pero en- ell momento mismo en-
que la victoria ha sido conqpistada,
caemos en- la irrision de que todos los
actos de Europa deben someterse
Mr. Wilson. ;Es possible que la OPT
MON publica en- America admita Sc
meiante absurdo?
"Nitti, campeon del acuerdo con
America, debe sostener actualmente
ell acuerdo anglo franco -italiano,' ID
ce ell periodico italiano "Corriere d.
Italia. "Asi como Saturno devor6
.sus propios hijos, Ell presidente Will
son Sc engullo tambien ell suyo: la
Liga de las Naciones. Pero no todo,
por fortuna, han de ser calamidadcs,
porque es possible que la Liga podra
ser reconstruida sobre mas firmes ci-
mientos.
Ell peri6dico Temp afrma que el
acto del presidente Wilson solo scrvi-
ra para fortifcar la union de los
Aliados en- Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
DE ESPANA

Pasajeros Hegados aver Ell ell
vapor "Cadiz":
El vapor "Cadiz" traio aver, en-
tire otros mas, los siguientes pasar
jeros Francisco Collado Fradera,
Ana T. de Collado, Ana Luisa CO.
llado. + Collado, Mary Esther, Clio
dovaldo Queipo, Antonio MARITIME,
Rafael Eulat Mita. Polonia San
tisteban, Jose ZubilIaga. Luis Ri
vas, GuilIermo Meya Vidal, Jose
Carrilcs Canales, Juan Meya Ca
,rriles, Jose Ramos. Avelino Rodri-
guez. Mario Garcia, Salvador Fer
nandez, Enrique Gonzalez, Manuel
V. Torres. Joaquin Navarro, Ro-
sa Garcia Miguel, Josefina Nava-
rro, Miguel Navarro, Toli1 Nava-
rro. Pedro Bolivar. Maria Corrah
Celia Bolivar, Guillermo Bolivar,
Celia ColIado, Pancracio Lecum-
berry, =. j. Bestad. Nicomedes Ro
driguez, Maria j. Garcia, Vicenta
Villalay. Antonio Sapiiia. Vicen-
ia Juan. p. f. Vicario. Rafael Ca
brcra, Ana Pinana. Cristobal To-
mas, Gabriel del Nalle Antonio
LIaneza Diaz, Manuel Peniza y Jo
Sc Zara @oza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
EI COmerCiO con-
tribuy0 al 6xitO de
Ia Feria Regional

A continuation nos place publi-
car una hsta de todas las casas de
comercio que hasta la fecha han
tornado locales ell los edificiOs de
la Feria Regional, para exhibir sue
productos:
Aboy Vidal Y Cia., J. II. Cere-
cedo Y Cia., NJ. Couvertie V Cfa.,
Gonzalez Padin V Cfa., Korber Y
Cia., Lee and O'Neill V Cia., A. Me.
Sorana Y Cia., National Cash Re-
gister Co., Ochoa Hermanos Pie
trantoni y SOLO, Porto Rico Bre-
wing Co., Porto Rico Fruit Ex-
change, Porto Rico Fruit Union,
Standard Grocery CO., Warren Ace
vedo v Ca., West India Oil Co, U.
S. Sales Agency, o. S. Bartoli y Ia
lavcra Co., Juan de Choudens, c.
o. Lord and Company, Inc, Stan
dard Grocery co.
Han reservado espacios para,
aAmciar sns productos ell el pro-
grama de la Foria Regional las ST.
guientes casaS:
National City Bank, Il. Franco
y Cia., (Mayaguez), Standar Gro
Gerry Company, Linea Ferrea del
Oeste. Vulcan Iron Works. Suce-
sores de Gamarra, Sanders Phillip
Y Co., Jimenez del Vale Y CO.,
CArnaval, Borri v Co, Sucrs. dc
Tomas Cano Y Cha, NJ. Couvertie
v Co., Moscoso Brokerage Co., A.
Alvarez Herhanos, PietrantOni Y
SOLO, A. Vicente y Cfa.s Aboy VII
dial Y Cia., r. Suarez y Cha, Anne
rican Railroad Co, Schuleter Y Co,
Latimer Y Fernandez, La Mallor-
quina, Sucesores de f; Ortega, Ho-
tel Condado Vanderbilt. c. O.
Lord, American Colonial Bank OF
Porto Rico.
Dia tras dia Sc reciben hume
rosas soIicitudes de todas parties
de la isla, Y de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
CRISIS EN- PORTUGAL

LISBOA, mario o.-EI go
bierno de Portugal ha dimitido
irrevocabIemente, por tener mi
noria en- la Camara.
EI nuevo Gabinete ha sido
constituido en- esta forma:
Presidencia, Silva, ex-minis-
tro de Obras Publicas; Goberna-
cion, Bautista; Justicia, Cordero;
Marina, Macedo; Guerra, Mar
tino; CoIonias, Frias.
La hueIga en- los caminos de
hierro ha sido dominada en- abb
soIuto por las autoridades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
LA PoPULARIDAD
DE HINDENBURG

BERLIN, mario 9.-La prem
sa nacionaIista dirige la caInpa-
ma en- favor de que Sc procIame
al ex-generaIisimo Hindenburg
candidate a la presidential de la
Rep1bIica.
EI peri6dico "Suddestag Zei-
tung", de. Hamburgo, dice que
Won Hindenburg aceptara la
candidatura 81 ell partido nacio-
nalista Sc la ofrece.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
ESPANA PIDE TAMBlEN
UNA lNDEMNiZACION

MADRID, mario o.-En Ell
ParIam0nto &c -ha pedido que
Espafia envie una comision a
Berlin, para tratar de las indem-
nizaciones que debe conceder
AIemania a las casas armada
ras ibericas, por los numerosos
buques que echaron a pique los
submarines durante ell curse de
la conflagracion.
EI debate fue tan vioIento, que
ell ministro de marina, aImirante
Flores, presento la renuncia ire
vocabIemente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
CAMPANA CONTRA
Los MALHECHoRES

MADRID, mario LA poll
cia ha emprendido una acci6n
combinada contra los malhecho-
res, a quienes Sc atribuye la rea-
lizacion de numerosos crimenes
por los que Sc ha inculpado a los
sindicalistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
HoRRlBLEs NEvADAs

NUEVA YORK, mario o.-Es-
ia nevando espantosamente EN-
la ciudad. Las clases pobres su-
fren mucho, debido a la poca
-abundancia de combustibIe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
sMERcADo DE AzUcAR.

auae~-~r-~~~~~F-~N~ n
Ultimo cablegrama de Nueva
York, recibido por la ''Plazuela Su
gar CO."
Mercado muy firme. Hay ofer-
tas de aziieaf de Puerto Rico a
$1l1I csst0, fiete Y SECURE, para
MARIO:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
I'm trGn de paSa-
jGTOS eS SaQueadO
por PanChO Villa
(Por Cable Frances)

WASHINGTON, mario o.-EI
Departamento de Estado ha re-
cibido la noticia official de que
Pancho Villa ataco un tren de
pasaieros, cerca de chihuahua,
y asalt6 y rQho a 10 personas.
entire elias aIgunos agel1tes de
negocios norteamericanos, a los
cuaIes despojo totaInente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
UN ACCIDENTE

En- la calle@ Salvador Brau cl
carro alectrico No. 20 choc6 con
una carreta de bueyes, que llevaba
varios muebles, rompiendo la par
te superior de uil ropero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
PoR RoBo

Enrique Felitiano fue llevado an
te ell Tribunal municipal ,acusa-
do de haber hurtodo an tiesto, de
Carmen Guzman. va|ofaao Ell tres
d6lares FL iuez Sanios le impu-
so I'M mes de caieel con trabajos
forzados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
SENSATIONAL NoTIclA

PARIS, mario o.-Se asegu-
ra que en- las cercanias de Cons
tantlnopIa hay 47,OoO soIdados
turcos, armados poderosamente.
Los AIiados son 1000. Sc espe-
ra IN sangriento choque de I'm
momento a otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
Ell JAPoN EN- La LIZA

LONDRES, mario o.-Duran-
te ell mes uItinno. ha desetnbar-
cado ell Jap6n 30, 100000 de H.
bras de az1car, fabricadas EN-
aqueI pals, en- los puertos del
Mediterraneo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
$4,000 cASoS DE
INFLUENZA"

HABANA, mario Gel va
por japones "ToIushina Maru"
lego a este puerto, procedente
del de Yokohama. Su patente
indica que, ell dia que zarp6 de
aquel puerto, habia aIIi $4,000
casos de Influenza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
LA CARGA DEL t.CADK Z

Ell vapor Cadiz trajo para Pto.
Rico doscientas toneladas de car
ga,en 81 maEoria. tejidos, conser-
vas Y fautas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
LAS BERMUDAS
SERAN INGLESAS

LONDRES, mario o.-LIoyd
George ha declarado que ingIa-
terra no .ha tenido jamas la in
tencion de vender las isIas Ber-
mudas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
DON JUAN b. J. RODRIGUEZ

Estuvo gravemente enfermo en-
Ell Hospital Militar cl popular Re-
porter Militar" don Juan b. Ro-
driguez. va esta bien
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
infOT-
mes del Departa-
mentO del Interior

Con fecha primero de mario ell
Comisionado del Interior declare
la recepcion definitiva de las obras
de construction de tres Kilometres
de la carretera San Sebastian-LaS
Marfas, ejecutadas por los senores
Rivera Y Gonzalez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
----------o
MUERTE DE UN MILITAR

Aver muri6 de influenza Ell ell
Hospital Militar, Cecilio Suarez,
natural de Ponce Y cabo Gle la Com
pania &C" del Regimiento.
Su entierro Sc VERTIGO a las cin-
co de la tarde, asistierdo Ia Com
pailia a que pertenecia y la banda
militar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
Horrible fu0gO en- unOS
CanaVerales de NaguabO
(Por telegrafo).
Naguabo, mario 9.

Ell MUNDU, San Juan.
Sabado Y anocho voraz incendib
cafaweraleS Carrot Fuer
tes. Juez Nicolau Y jefc Berretea-
ga de Fajardo. investigan Ha ST.
do arrestado .Jeronimo Diaz, Jefe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
M1RADA RETROSPECTIVE

Hoy, diez de MARIO, Sc cumplen
cinco amos que los ingleses consi-
guieron rendir q Neuve Chapelle
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
Han sido aprobados

Han sido apr0bados:
Jose Rivera, V Romualdo Wales Jr.
para "chauffeurs ~ Manuel Ca
iiada. Gumersindo v Jean Berge-
rot. para conductores.
En- ell mismo dia Sc inscribieron
los AUTOMOBILES de Earl X. Burton,
de San Juan; r. Iglesias, Coamo ;
Rafael Taboas, de Corozal; Bar
ley X Ashford, San Juan; y Ge-
rardino Santiago, Juana Diaz. :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10

La subasta para la construction
de una escuela rural de m salon
dc MADEIRA Ell ell barrio de "Capa "
de la Moca, celebrada eI dia veinte
de febrero, lie ha sido adjudicada
al senior Latoni Jr.,. de Aguadilla,
por $2.017 80.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10

Rivera trasladado Cayey Aqui
cumplio bien
El corresponsal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
WOMEN'S CLUBS

w. A. Stuart. state president and
Mr.. J. r, Knight president OF the
Seattle n<ing County, Association.
with headquarters In his office, 2ih
Railway Exchange building. Meet
ings viii be held every Wednesday
noon at Moves Cafeteria. when
different speakers Will discuss the
League OF Nations. These meetings
win 10 nonpolitical
S~attle's Women's Clubs Organize
Ia support symphony Orchestra
A Dutch Treat luncheon viii he
given at tho Sunset C1ub. thru the
arrangements made by Mrs. Fred.
erick Bentley and Miss Nellie
Cornish. tomorrow afternoon. when
plans for an organized campaign
by all tho womcns clubs Of the
city. musical and nonmusicaL Will
he formulated. 20 secure funds for
the maintenance OF the Seattle
symphony Orchestra.
Tho campaign which this
luncheon viii inauguratc is tho out.
growth OF the drive Just termi-
mating. which was conducted by
tho Musical Arts Society.
Tickets for tho luncheon are
seventy.fiye cents and may BE- ne.
cured al Shermnn.Clny Company.
Third and Pine IT., or from va.
rioun club proaidcniA
Lady Sterling Chaptw MEETING
Lady Sterling chapter. u. A. r..
met at tho homo 81 Mira IL. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08

Mr.. IL. w. Moulton with his house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Ford.
Of Los Angeles, motored yesterday
to Puyaliup 10 attend tho fair. Mr.
and Mrs. Ford are en- route 20 their
homo from an extended "trip thru
tho EaaL
Mrs william n. Kinsel left
~-~S~S~~s~.~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~J~~~
Bredea last Tuesday afternoon for
their regular business session. al
which important matters were dis
ounaod and the meeting addressed by
tho state regent. Mrs. George IL
Gohle. OF Spokane. and Mrs. Henry
McCicary. Of Tacoma. who II n ma.
tional vice president general MrN
william sherman Walker was nom
mated by her chapter for tho office
OF state regent TO succeed Mrs. Goblc
next spring. Tho election by the
twenty-five chapters of tho state will
take place In December.
After tho business session an IN
formal reception was given 10 Mrs.
Gohle and Mira Mecleary. Receiving
with the guests OF honor we're Mrs
Brcdea. Mrs. T.. s. Masters Mrs.
Walter Reed and Mrs. Edmund Bow
den. Presiding at the tea table later
were Mrs A. J. Trumbuli and Mrs
Thomas A. Parish. A unique center
piece was used which consisted OF
kcwpio dolls very cieyeriy dressed 20
represent tho United states. Eng
land. Canada and George ana Mary
Washington.
Musical numbers added 20 tho en-.
joyment of the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Pretty Double Wedding

At s o'clock on Saturday evening.
October :. ut the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. l.. Mceker. ss5 s. fifo a.
Tacoma. a double wedding was sol
cmnizcd. the participants being VII
liam Raymond Mcekcr. OF Tacoma
and Miss Clara Grace woodford. OF
Seattle. Also Roy William Peterson
and Miss Lois Stella Lcftwich. both
of Tacoma Only few immediate
relatives and friends were present
for the. ceremony. which was per
formed by tho Rev. w. IL. Warner
OF Tacoma
The parlor was beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers autumn leaves
and potted plants. and In front OF
this striking background tho cerc
mony was performed. the ring ser
vico being used
Both brides wcrc o~comfngiy
gowned In white g~orwcttc. and wors
largo oorsage bouquets OF pale vel
low roses. After tho ceremony 1
delicious wedding dinner was served
Both couples viii reside In Ia
coma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
4ttrnctiue Tea at
H1iQkt Residence

: To introduce her daugh,er.ln-iaw.
D1rs- James A. Haight. Jr- Mrs.
Games A. Haight was hostess at a
handsome tea yesterday afternoon M
Ter home. Presiding at the urns the
-1Irst hour were Mrs Thacker Hodge
md Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt. while
Hrs. worrafl Wilson and Miss Esiith
Inbney dispensed hospitalities' the
yecond hour. Assisting in the dining
2com were Miss Gena Peters. Mrs.
Alfred Willard. Miss Catherine Col
Inns. Mrs. Fred Burnside and Mrs.
XeneIm winslow. jr. Receiving
The cards at the door were Helen
Z3ckinson and Anne Nicholson. A
liver basket OF beautiful zinnias In
oufumn tints adorned the handsome
board. while the same lovely flowers
Dferc used in artistic groupings about
Che rooma-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08

Wednesday evening for Idaho Fails.
Idaho. called there by the serious
illness OF her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". fvey will re.
move next week from tho Hotel
Sorrento 20 an apartment Mt the
Algonquin.
Lieut.. Frederick Charles Gribble.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N. Crib
bic. returned last evening from a
three and half years absence I'm
the Y. u. mir service. Hsut Crib.
bic. who enlisted tho day after the
declaration OF war. is the last Seat.
tie boy 20 receive his discharge. and
win reaum. his course Of study at
tho University Of Washington
Mrs. Darrah Corbett win Icaee
shortly for an extended trip thru
tho South. To DO Joined later by MIR.
Cofbett
Mr. and Mrs. James Ronald voitch
left Sunday for Chicago and other
Eastern points, 10 DO away about
two weekA
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. McGinnis are
planning 20 move from the Sheridan
apartments. the last Of the month. 10
their home. 276s Ai.1 ava.
Capt. William X. Ballard L. spend
ing few days In Yakima
Mrs. I. v. wosternan returned
this week from an extended tf1p
abroad. where during the past -four
months she has visited many points
OF interest In Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Marriage Announced

Mr.. ana Mrs Neil c. Cameron an.
nounce tho marriage OF their daueh.
ter. Mabel Irene. To Mr.. III. II. Rice.
OF Richmond. Va Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
cron win make their home In Wash
ington. II. G.
Among the rre-nupuai entertain
uicnts for Mr.. and Mrs. Rice was a
dinner OF sixteen covers. nj which
Mrs. Il. /. Hedges was hostess at
her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Bank of California
Staff Cine Dance

The staff OF the Bank Of Caiifor.
pia. ~. A., together with their wives
ind friends, were delightfully."- enter.
oained by the officers at an In.
Formal dancing party last evening
the Seattle Tennis club. The
club rooms were beautifully deco
rated with autumn leaves and
o&ters.
Punch was served during the
ovening and buffet supper en-.
3oyed after the dance.
This Is the first of a series of
occiai affairs planned for the winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Reception for
Bride and Groom

A reception win be given this
evening In tho University Baptis,
Churca In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews who were recently mar.
RED Tho congregation and friends
Of the guests Of honor are coraiAily
invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Allah Chapter No. 1868
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


A meeting was held Wednesday
at Movcs' Cafeteria. In tho lnterea,
OF the League os Nations. at which
a League of Nations Association
was formed. with the following
election OF officers resulting. Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Reception at Grdcemont

Invitations have been issued BY
, Mrs John T. Heffernan and Miss,
I Grace Hcffernan for a tea. to be
I given Mt their home. "Gracemont.-
On Thursday afternoon. october -
4 With calling hours from 4 until 8
o'c1cck-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Dr. Wiley Entertained
It Dinner

Entertaining for their hrothcrsin-
NV. DIR. Harvey w. Wiley. OF Wash
1nxton- ID. c.. who. with Mr.. c. II.
Hathaway. general manager Of Good
Housekeeping. left this morning for
the South. Mr.. and Mrs. william KEEL
ton gave dinner OF eight covers ut
their home wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
Bridge Tea for
isS BrOlCu

Mrs. srasnus Crawford has extend
- Invitations for a bridge tea. to b
o1ven at her homo next Thursday
afternoon. for the pleasure OF Miss
Helen Brown. Invitations have been
limited 10 intimate friends OF Miss
Brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-08
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY


Ionla Chapter No. III
Ionia Chapter No. ia. O. y. s..
viii give a card party al the Fan.
anna cafeteria October at : p. m.
All Eastern Stars and thoir friends
invited.
kinng County PIT. A.
King County PIT. A.. scmiannual
convention at nothell In tho high
school Topic. Common Sense Edu.
cation In Home ana school, All
welcome.
Allah Chapter No. i6s
Ailah Chapter No. fes. q. r. s..
social dance nt Odd F'cllowG Hall.
MasonA Eastern Stars and their
friends welcome.
Olympic Mystic Circle No. a
Olympic Circle No. 81. Ncighborr
Of woodeaft. win give a card party
at homo OF Mrs. Fred Peacock. sos6
w. 66th at. at $50.
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IFS. Stimson Plans Tea

Mrs Charles Willard stimson win
rontertain on Thursday afternoon
&Ith . ira. at her home. In oompii-
lent 10 Mrs. Mcbride. wife OF Capt.
mcbride. u. s. ~. who have recent.
~ taken up their residence al the
Ivy yard
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Birthday Luncheon

i Mrs. w. wellington Phillips has
Wrsangcd y birthday luncheon for to-
lnorrvw. at her home. In compliment
- Ma Robert Hill
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Mrs. w. w. Feirrr win r-turr
tomorrow night from tho Eass
where she went TO place her dShgh
ter. Miss Nellie Beatrice Felser. lr
school In Washington. u. c.
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Mrs. Blcthen Hostess
at Luncheon

Mira Joseph Blethen entertained
with beautifully appointed lunch.
son yesterday at the Hotel wash
FInxton. A lovely basket OF snap
. dragons and roses In shades OF pink
centered the table Covers were
placed for eight
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Hiss Huteson to
BE Feted

: Entertaining for Miss Margaret
utsson. whose marriage occurs this
1nonth, Miss Thelma Miller has bid.
2en ten guests TO luncheon Ut her
Ad1ne next Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. StrMre
Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs Frederic X. strive
entertained informally at dinner on
"Wednesday evening. at their homa
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months. The annual Christmas ban
quet. scheduled for the middle OF
December. Is the next affair OF I'm
portanco and II looked forward to
with great anticipation.
Tho hosts and hostes~cs Of the
evening were. Mr.. Geo. I. s. white
Mr.. and Mrs. q. I. Wakeman. MIR
and Mrs. L. n. Maeklem. MIR. and
Mra j. c. Glass. Mr.. and Mira IL
u. Snowdon.
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Mrs Ro. Sweeney. who has been
patient In Minor Hospital for
some time. Is progressing nicely.
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30 MIR. Caspar Clarke. Mr.. Walter
Ehlel. Mr.. Trafford Hu,eson III. Mr..
Fired Sparwer And Mr.. Harold Hart.
man. Following the ceremony. a
small reception win be given at the
1dutoron home for the bridal party
and Intimate friends. Assisting Mrs,
uutcron win be Mrs. Frank Fretwcll,
Miss Cynthia Robertson and Miss
ThelmA Miller.
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Genuine drunkenness Is tho reel
hing
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Lady Sterling chapter. u. A. II.
met at tho homo Of Mrs IL T