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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
ENGLISH PREMIER
IS GERMAN HERO
The Boche Lauds Him
Loudly for Stand in War
Now on in SileSia
HYMNS OF HATE FADE
Man the German Once Hated
as His Worst Encmy Buoys
Up a Despondent Nation
Ry PRANK L. MASON.

% ~. n 'ls ~ "ir'+puuu' nj.
BERLIN. May ia David Lloyd
Ho"rEo, primo minister of Great
Britain, Was the hero Of the dav"
t"r all Germany today
His plain words in parlismoni
yesterday IN which he sldcd with
the Germans a. against the Poles
In the ppor Silosia question were
spread broadcast by the press to-
day, accompanied by long Iaudn .
tory editorial comments. ana 1t ia
sale 10 say that IA" British pre-
Wicrs utterancos were tl, most
welcome news that has been i'm
parted 10 the German people since
the war. Their cffoct waa doubly
powerful because they found the
young ropublic IN the 'hrocs Of
deep dependency occHsluucd by
Boriiu's submission to tho rcpara,
tiOnes ultimotun. That they ,ano
from the lips Of the leading allied
statesman, VIII" for years ma. boon
The target OF hymns Of hate" aud
NcHumous cariratur"- iu the anne
papers which TO-DAY .lrg songs Of
culogy iu his honor. aIau added tn
the dramatic effect az u,Ns reports.
Reports and rumors of "tnppru,h
mcnt' between Germany and Britain
which yesterday were only Mutod at
ln whispers among tho "iniliatcd"
vorc today a general topic Of open
discussion.
ON tho other hand conservative
observers viewed the mom,utous
news about the history making par.
iamcntary session with uuconcealcd
misgiyngs They feared thHt this
announcement from tho strongest
man ~ the entente. which hls ays-
pathetic words for Germany and
his sharp censurc Of Poland Tor
hor aggressive conduct I'm .p,
St,cSia. would promptly prove au iu-
csumahic boon of tho rolctiurarios
who stil' dIecIalm of rr-carahl zhIng
military empire and Wup for
rhr last week have done much
sahor raDtliug Threatening open
war; ou Poland II was manifest
to aN vino are familiar pIh tho -ir-
ud'.nu thl' hoar'ouluR e.. is iuc at
''ud' of BHILHu.H political ,hIo'
tain lf presents ~ ~, sam, time
the danger uf putting fresh wind into
'I' 'Appinr sails "f .u. tW rusis
rnH lhIt '.D German government
.a''e 4 period I'm which both Grm
hand and utmost tarr auf dIplowapr
VIII bo necessary falling whlyn q
new crisis might come that would
."adily spoil all that the republic
haa gained with such drauaii,
overnight -udd0uucFg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
COUNTY ON NEW SCENT
| a,cr Says His Force Has
'Tp That May Bring Sen
sanon; Refuses TO Tell
DICKSON IS TURNED LOOSE
Officers Say They Have Moth
ing Upon Which to Dctain
Him; Note Still Missing


...".Hg the my ystcrloUs doaih ot
... John DcycrcuN, AGED and
prominent jurist. Who dtcd
Wednesday night u his rooms at the
I pu m apartments, 21j West rsir-
,.u. rom blood c,pt ON the brain
,4us.F U.a wound on The head and
ar .U...- brought on by an o,crdos.
or ..unH and sulphoual, two pow -
H0 drugs was apparently as far
G0a. last night as ON the night Of
NJ utsoa death.
Gus AND county officials were
working constantly al day and a.
r.ss could bc learned had failed 60
urpr,r anything chat might throw
u.r. light on tho case. Mrs Jesse
James, who had been nursing th,
-.... and GOldiC Gordon. her as.
.tri. both held on charges OF
murder. were rcqucstiouod but their
s,nr.s were practically ihc same a.
tUu-. odd ON tho first ddN NJ thcir
arrest Roth Of the women Will have
t1Dr preliminary trial at u.ciurk
Monday afternoon before Justice II.
lHs
COunt, Attorney Has New Clue.
County Attorney W. T.. SocVdr said
'aai no and his assistants were
& working ON a new clue ana theory
ln thc affair but he refused to dis
..nsr Just what the lead was. How
ever he said it might result in more
sensational developments Despite
fHo yorifcitions by sovord. parties
Friday right that tho Judge just
a'.pr Hp had been taken 90 his APART
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Hope of Adjournment Cut
Short When Confcrccs
Fail of Agreement
SENSATION is SPRUNG
IMPEACHMENT THE CAUSE
Failure of Irapp Charges Re
suit of 'Bomb-shclr Rcso-
luton. Is the Rumor


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
REGULARS ARE ASKED
Government Ready to Dis
patch Strong Army Force
70 . States Embroilcd
HARDING MAY TAKE ACTION
Prepares = ProcIamatlonS Of
Martial Law for Whole Of
Virginia and Kentucky

FRANKFORT. Ky, May II Two
companies of Kentucky national
guardsmcn late today were ordered
to NcCarr Ky. In rikc county
whore state Of virtual war, H. was
stated, has horu ON for tho last two
days.
Gov T.. =. Morrow Issued the
ordcr when II appeared that United
states troops would not bc sent to
tho district 1T The present time.
The troops viii hc under tho com
maud OF Mai. Frank busHc Of the
office of Adjt. Gen. jackson Morris.
Thrv consist of n company OF 90
mon from Murshoad. under the
command of Capt. David B. Thomp-
son. aud an automatic rflc company
OF 20 men from Morohead under the
comiud of Capt William u. Proctor.
WGLIIhMSON, ". Va, May IA
firing has become general over Nir-
miles ia the williamson coal dis
trict. 1t was reported At II O'Clock
TODAY. the third day Of tho gun
fight between sympathizors and op-
puncnts Of the United Mine workers.
Starting at Lynn. W. Va. two
miles farther east than tho end or
yostorday's firing line, tho shooting
spread down Tug river Ia McCarr.
Lynn. Mcrrimac and Sprigg. W. Va,
I'm succession
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
OWN YOUR
OWN HOME

"IO own your own home
is a goal for which every
substantial family strives.
Whether you want to
buy or sell Il home World
want ads are the quick
est and cheapest method.
Just call Usage 5000 and
ask for Want Ad Dept,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15
>Th>LEN & M'CUNE

o. -gotor.. seo nouidrr. Phone.
Ambulance service --Atvt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-15

WliIIAMsON. ". Va May IL
TclogrHms predicting a spfoad OF the
mountain fighting In the william.
son coal district to a front so miles
long unless federal troops arc sent
into the region at once. were dis
patcbcd to Governors Morgan Of
West virginia and Morrow OF Ken
lucky by Harry Olmstcad. acting
chairman Of the labor committee
"t the williamson coal operators
association.
PIkENILLE, Ky. May II. sher-
iff ". ~ Suwd"rs this morning sent
out a Call 10 every section OF the
county for deputy sheriffs Of whom
he has nearly 500. Ia report at once
for duty along tho Kentucky side Of
the rug river.
WA1HfNGTON. May It-Prcsi-
dent Harding has drawn up two
proclamntlons declaring martial law
In West Virginia and Kentucky,
Secretary of War Weeks announced
late this afternoon.
Late HdyicrE, however have made
II seem advisable that these procla-
nations he held up pending furthcr
adyicrs, Secretary Weeks said.
Al Of Two States Included.
The report of Governor Morrow
or Kentucky received after the
proclamations had been drawn. led
the president TO decide to withhold
tho PRONUNCIATION OF his proclama-
tinn for tho time being, Secretary
Weeks announced.
Tho proclamations are in the
hands Of Secretary Weeks for
promulgatiOn when he see. III They
cover the whole states Of Kentuc%y
and West Nirginin
40 federal troops viii be sent into
either state uutil martial Law rs
proclaimed tho secretary an.
nouuo"d 4 regiment Is being held
iu readiness at Springfield. Illinois.
aud viii b" ordered 10 move forward
as soon as IN" promulgniona are
made.
Governors MaN Net
Governor Morrow rout . iardv
report stating hc has secured somo
militia rnd that un hoped ho naG
il, situation wei ir .tud u iun
rr"u. that 10 r- found tHg' rho die.
prJ,.a u Kentucky are 4H.nfrd r
proclamation may n0 issued '..
West Virginia alone
TI. En',.ru.. NJ 'Ur etafc ut"
lIrr".Igr4 drsar, uHr.sl t. Due
H .a ..I.Erd 'uny vI'' r"4. federal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
oFFTcERg NIGHT

Thursday. officers night at the
bowling alleys Mt Fort Flagier. was
marked by series OF interesting
matches.
Al supper the players were the
guests Of Lieutenant J. Longstreet
welchel, u. y. A.. and Mrs. WeleheL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
PRIZE WINNERS IN THE
BUSINESS GUIDE CONTEST

Tho following are the prize win.
ncrs in the Business Guide contest:
First Prize. Sio.oo-Miss Eugenia
Wells. 2so3 3oth Ave. s.. Seattle.
Second Prize. s5.0o-L. NJ. Ketch.
mer, 5oo2 wailingford Ave. Seattle.
Third Prize. ss.oO--L. ]. strout.
1872 Broadway N, Seattle.
Fourth Prize. s2oo--Lizzie Holden.
4423 Fifth Ave. N. e. Seattle.
Fifth Prize. si.oo-Lucy q. Fonda.
care the Seattle Hardware Co. Seat
tie.
Sixth Prize. s10o-Sam Gottfricd.
li2 Fourth Ave. s.. Seattle.
Seventh Prize, si.00-Bertrand A.
Reid. 6o53 30th Ave. N. Il.
Eighth Prize. s1.00-Bercnioe Bull
Ter. 1880 18th Ave. N, Seattle.
Ninth Prize, sl.00-Miss Lottie XII.
strom, 3l20 Alki Ave, Seattle.
Tho correct answer is as follows;
S-Omitted from Highest, In Mike
Cohen advertisement.
T-Omitted from Stretched. in Aetna
Lace Curtain Cleaners advertise.
ment
Admitted from Healthfulness, in
kristoferson MIX advertisement.
R--omitted from orders, In u. w.
McNaughton Coal Co. advertise.
ment
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Admitted from Hats. IN Churchill
advertisement.
D-Omitted from Refunded, in Bron
dell Drug Co. advertisement.
N-omitted from Gravel. in Oglo
Bros. advertisement
t-Omitted from Let's. in Boldt ad.
vertisemcnt
k-Omitted from Carry, I'm the Won.
der Millinery Co. advertisement.
T-Omitted from Wanted, In wan.
ingford Plumbing Co. advertise
ment
Omitted from Mail, In Pike
Street Tire Co. advertisement
S-Omitted from Absolutely, in
Sound waterproofing Co. adver-
usement.
Omitted from Right. in Stand.
ard Monument Co. advertise.
mont.
N-omitted from Downtown, In Pan.
forum Dye Works. Inc, adver-
tisemcnt.
G-Omitted from Highest, in Old
Yankee Syrup advertisement
P-Omitted from Equipped. in Amer.
lean Vaults advertisement
ADMITTED from Bargains, in the
owl advertisement.
y--Omitted from Alwnys. i'm Cold
Shield Coffee advertisement
S-Omitted from Sessions, in Sue
cess Business School advertise.
menL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05

woodland flowers. nrtisjcaiiy mr.
ranged by Mrs r. l.. Jouett. served
as decorations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Seattle
Society
Benefit Concert Arranged
for the State Hospital
ixotion Committee OF
the American Legion,
Visitors to BE HoRored,
Dinner Host.

nNE Of the brilliant events on the
" social calendar will be the hene'
fit concert that group OF prom
nent matrons are sponsoring Tor inc
state disqualification committee OF
the American Legion. who viii pre-
sent Francis Richter, blind artist
one Of the worlds masters OF the
p,anoforte, In a splendid program on
Tuesday evening March Is. at the
Masonic temple.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell. chairman
of the loge sale, has as assistants
Mrs. Malcolm Dohglas. Mrs, Walter
y. Beas. Mrs. Guy Parmalec, Mrs
IT.. s. Godfrey. Mrs. +. II. Nelson
and Mrs. A. NJ. Carr.
The list OF patroneSSes Is as fol
lows: Mrs. Edgar Ames, Mrs. san.
ford r. Ricaby. Mrs, Frederick Kari
Struyc. Mrs. Alfred II. Anderson,
Mrs. Richard 4. Rallingcr, Mrs.
David Edward skinner. Mrs. VII.
liam Mittlcberger. Mrs. J. II. Far
reli. Mrs. Ralph A. Schoenfcld. Mrs
Oliver T Erickson. Mrs. Alexander
Battle. Mrs. Mary r. Shorey. Mrs.
Henry Suxxallo. Mrs. @. II. Terry.
Mrs. William Pigott. Mrs. II. cut
ford Reid. Mrs. Frank Waterhouse.
Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat, Mrs. J.
Arthur Malioy. Mrs Emile Marx,
Mrs. Allen III. Gattis. Mrs. Leopold
NJ. stern. Mrs. X. William Crosby.
Mrs. Claude X Rogers. Mrs. Charles
T. Boyd. Mrs. Mark A. Matthews,
Miss Nellie {. Cornish. Mrs. Henry
Iandes. Mrs, Hugh NJ. Caldwell,
Mrs. Malcolm Douglas, Mrs. Walter
Beals Mrs. Guy Parmalee. Mrs. h.
A. Godfrey. Mrs. =. II. Nelson and
Mrs. A. NJ. Carr.
The object OF the concert Is TO
raise funds for the care OF disabled
service men who are not entitled TO
government compensation.
The disqualification committee has
lately found many cases In need
because OF recent misfortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05

Orthopodic Hospital. win meet with
Mrs. Il. ID. Mooney, 1901 Jones ave.
n. w. Wednesday. March .. p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
DAT Els
TO REMEMBER
~ NDAY. MARION a.

~ >DaY. MARCH g.
Mr. and aFs Edgar Anes VII b.
~ hsms from ~ until . ciafs
IN honnr Of their aauxht-r MAJ
Enrwt ard her fisncs, Nj John
Arthur uaiiiarseea.
In rrestinE 20 Miss Nsiiis Cornish
tea viii BE- given at the Cornish
Hehoai 81 Music.
NJ and Ars John fnkEtsr viii hs
supper nests. eosn pgis4entiuk Miss
Alice urars and NJ Gerald
waechtsr and the members Of
thsir bridal party.
TuEsDAy. MARCH A.
Gamma PM ueta sfurnns- viii
meet for luncheon at the hofn~
Of Mrs George Rise. az 1859
o'eioek.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH a.
Miss Jane seymour kiink will give
tsrnfen lecture AZ the home %
Mrs. Frederick baasman 81 II
o'eiock subject. ~Eahab -- she
Who uehsvsd"
THURSDAY. MARCH To-
Th- BETA Mothers club ~in enter
tain With a musieais-,sa at tbs
Beta Theta ~ house. ttte itth
ave X y. 20 o'eioek
FRIDAY. MARCH IL
NAANNa az HAANAAa hNF wv fF"tNfNfN rs
the Social welfare league In the
ballroom % tho iietei " ASKING
Ton, SIS o. m Program ~
shirley Douss
Judge ~ A r. Myers and Mrs
Myers wiii compliment Miss Alice
brace ard her Nance. NJ Gerald
waechter. with dancing party
AZ their home
sATr RDAy. MARCH IL
Ma Russell \ Provins and Miss
Lois rroytns ~iii b. Joint host
~sses at a bridge evening IN com
plimsnt to Miss Agnes nuddeu
and her flanee pr win q
Crosby
Sigma Kappa hiumuaa ~tfi hs en-
tsrtainsd ~ the home Of Mrs
George " Wheeler. 2sis \. ttst
o.
SUNDAY. MARCH H.
Mr and Mrs CAR Could viii be
al home from until : o'clock
TUESDAY. MARCH H.
Social Service club viii meet With
Ms Andrew ~ Gillespie. itst
Federal ave.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is
The marriage Or Miss Alice Brace
n Mr. Gerald Waechtsr viii take
place At the home 81 the brides
v
$40 o'clock
SAT- RDAN. MARCH 10
Miss Margaret Duncan viii enter
tain with dancing party at the
home Of her parents Mr. and
Mrs John Alexander Duncan
MONDAY. MARCH a.
Monday Practice club will meet at
the homo Of Mrs BrousEais Beck
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23--
The marriage 81 Miss Agnes MAY
Hudden TO Dr VIII q. Crosby viii
take place IN the Louis XIV
room a tho Hotel Washington at
$50 o'clock
MONDAY. MARCH 2s---
North broadway guild - the Fruit
and Flower Mission will enter
tain with card party In Fred
erick q Nelson's tea room at
O'Clock.
WEDs EsDAY. MARCH 80
The Fifty club will entertain with
the last dance OF its series at
the Yacht club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Heat Of Red Peppers
Breaks Chest Colds

Ease your tight. aching chest.
Stop the pain. Break up the eonges.
ton. Feel a bad cold loosen up in
just a short time.
Red Pepper Rub" Is the cold rem.
edy that brings the quickest relief.
IL cannot hurt you. and IL certainly
seems TO end the tightness and drive
the congestion and soreness right
out.
When heat penetrates right down
into colds. congestion. aching mus.
olcs and sore. stiff joints, relief
comes ut once. Nothing has such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Alpha Sigma Phi Hold
CLOlHn Informal

Friday evening at the chapter
house Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity
entertained with a merry dancing
party, the affair being its annual
Clown Informal
Bright colors befittlng the occa.
sion with toy balloons formed a
novel part Of the decorative scheme.
The patrons and patronesses were
Prof. and Mrs. Leslie J. Aver, Prof.
and Mrs. Edwin j. Saunders. Prof.
and Mrs. Herman V. Tartar and
Mr.. and Mrs. James g. Arbutnot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
ARMY ORDERS

Army orders. dated March :. re.
heve Captain Charles A. Brinkley.
quartermaster corps. u. $. A. from
duty at Fort Wofden. and directs
him 10 proceed 10 Fort Mcdowell,
California, relieving Major Launcc-
10, NJ. Purcell 4. s A. who viii
report 10 the commanding general.
Ninth Corps Area. for duty.
Major Purcell IL a brother OF Sir.
Hugh Purcell. OF Seattle. who mar.
RED n daughter OF the Rev. George
Davis Adams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
SAINT pATRIcK's BALL

A bah on Saint Patrick's night n
planned by Major T. ID. Applin. U.
=, A.. chairman OF the officers en-
tertainment committee at Fort wor-
den.
10 In rumored that the shimmy
and the camel will no longer be
danced at the Officers club at Fort
worden. following the precedent Sc,
by certain important posts on the
Atlantic coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05

could see it was helping me. | an
keeping house now and am able 70 Do
all Of my work. | cannot say enough
for your medicine. IL has done nore
for me than any doctor. You may prin:
this letter il you wish. "-ELIzABErH
c. CoRLEY, care of A. p. Corley,
Edmund, S. c.
Ability TO stand the strain Of Won
is the privilege Of the strong and
healthy, but how our hearts ache for
the weak and sickly womenstrugglix
with their daily rounds of househol
duties, with backaches, headache
nervousness and almost every move.
ment brings a new pain. Why vii
not the mass of letters from wonm
all over this country, which we have
been publishing, convince such women
that Lydia +. Pinhkam's Vegetabk
Compound will help them Just 4
surely as it did Mrs. Corleyf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05

concentrated, penetrating heat = =
red peppers. The moment you Apply
Red Pepper Rub for colds, backaene
sore muscles, stiff neck. lumbaeo' /"
the pains OF rheumatism or neur''~
you feel the ungling heat y,
In three minutes the congesV~
spot is warmed through and throuss
When you are suffering so you 'as
hardly get about, just get a jM
Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made ~.
red peppers, at any drug store ~
will have the quickest relief Know
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
PLAY at CasweIl,s Hall

a play entitled THE Snickles
Family" consisting OF Mrs. Snickles
and her eight daughters. will be Civ.
en- at Csswe's hall, Mountain View
station, Monday. March 7. 8 p. m.
a musical program and dramatic
readings will complete the entertain.
ment OF the evening. Refreshments
will be served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Ladies Auxiliary OF Temple de
uir~sh

Ladies Auxiliary Of Temple de
Hirsch
The regular monthly meeting OF
the ladies' auxiliary Of Temple de
Hirsch viii be held in the ycstry
room of the church Monday. March
7. s:3o .. m Board meeting at
lis y. m
Chapter v. r. r. o.
Chapter v. p. T. o. win meet with
Mrs X A. Burnett. zoos 3end ave.
s.. Monday. March Z. II a. m.
Election OF officers.
Prairie Rose Club
Prairie Rose club will meet Mt the
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Mrs Falcon Joslin, who has been
visiting in California for the past six
weeks, Ia expected homo tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Lowmau win re.
turn from n months trip to New
York next week.
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DOUGHNUTS

IL cups milk
y cups sugar
eggs
teaspoon salt
"A cups flour
teaspOOnH baking powder
teaspoon vanilla
u teaspoon nutmeg
Beat eggs separately. MIx ,,v,,
and salt with beaten yolks Of .ev,
Add milk. gift baking powder VII,
flour and add 10 mixture. ADJ Whit.
OF eggs beaten stiff and dry. Aas
vanilla and nutmeg. The doggb 1.
too soft 10 roll. Drop from teaspoa,
into hot lard 10 fry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05

DIT. Edward Bailey and Mrs
Bailey. who have been residing in
West Seattle. have taken an apart.
mont at Chelsea Court for the sum.
mcr.
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Olympia. chairman. Mrs Lady vn
~ Forbus. seattle. Miss Kathe,,a.
Vetter. gUnnyside.
Educational - Mise Rhoda r..
michael Waiia Waila. ehalrns..
Miss Claire Powell. PuyaIlup. ~
Josephine Corllss Preston, Oly,o,,s
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Dinner for Visitors

Or. Otis Floyd hanson and Mrs.
Iamson have extended Invitations
for a dinner at the Sunset Club
Tuesday evening. honoring Lady
Bury and Mrs. Robert Mckenzie,
OF Vancouver. u. c. who viii ar
rive Monday TO be guests at the
Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05
Dinner and
Theatre Pdrty

In compliment 10 Harvood Nor
rison. who lie at home from the
Moran School, Omar Humphrey. Jr.,
has invited ten Of his boy friends
to dinner at the home OF his par.
enis. Captain and Mrs. Omar j.
Humphrey. this evening. taking his
guests later to the performance at
the Moore theatre.
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ATTRACTIVE TEA

At their Fort Iawton quarters.
on "wednesday. an attractive sca
was given by Mrs. Moore. wife of
Major Harvard Moore. u. 8. A.. in
farewell 10 Mrs. Mccrillls. wife Of
Captain W. W MeCrillls. dental
corps. u, :. A.. who has been trans
f-rrcd TO Fort Worden.
Mrs. Charles. wife Of Colonel Or
car J. Charles. u. 8. A.. colonel
commanding. poured the coffee. and
tho salad was served by Mrs. MuhL
enbrrE. wife Of Major Henry c. X.
MuhlsubcrR. 4. s.. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-05

Mr.. D. A. Robinson. who has beer
In California for the past year. has
returned to make his home in this
city.
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APRIL AFFAIR AT
PORT CASEY

A. Fort Casey. on April 20. u
dance will be given which will in
ciude members Of the civilian set.
az well nA IA. line at Fort Wofden.
Fort Fiagicr and Fort Ward.
/ The guests will be received by
1 Captain Dorsey J. rutherford, u.
is. A.. comma nder Of Fort Casey.
and AIRS. Rutherford.
Lieutenant John Harvey Madison.
10. &. A.. heads the committee Of
arrangements.