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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Personal

Mr.. James n. shaiienhsrgcr. who
spent the summer at Kodiak. Al.
aska. In IN tho city. planning TO re
main until December 10. when he
viii leave for Frederick. Md. 10 Join
Mrs. sha;snberser.
Capt and Mrs. r. w. Jackson OF
Port Townsend arc visitors In the
city.
Miss winlfred Byrd OF New York
and Miss Elisabeth Lord Of Salem,
Ore. are tho guests OF Mai. Elmer
Raymond Brady. y. $. A.. and Mrs.
Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Harris return.
cd Tuesday from five weeks trip TO
Washington. u. c.
Miss Anne Parsons who II attend
ing Mills college. viii spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Parsons.
Mr-and MIS- Wiiltsn1 Curtis Hiii
narthes ShsrpieD Of Calgary win
spend Christmas with Mrs. Lewis
parents Or. and Mrs. Caspar w.
sharpless
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Arnew Of
Everett are spending the weekend
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mira
Stanley Minor. coming down 10 at
tond tho Winter naii this evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen r. Hart of
Portland. who spent tho week end
with Dr. and Mrs c. r. Guthrie. 70.
turned 10 their homo on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Edris. who
recently returned 20 Seattle from a
stay Of several months In California.
arc removing TO SGT Harvard ave. n.
Miss Margaret steinbcrgh. who has
been the guest Of her brother and ais.
ter-ln law. Mr.. and Mrs Lambert
Stcinbcrgh. for several weeks. leaves
tomorrow for her home In Reading.
Pa
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Engagement Of Mrs.
I0esi,sg and Mr..
ko1npe0n Announced

~. Henry A. kyer announces the
Gngaeenent Of his sister. Afrs. Mary
Xvpr Roesing. Of Chicago. to Mr..
1Qrge y, Thompson. q Seattle.
- Tbcmpsc1 Taft Thursday morn-
~ foer Kingsson. N. r.. where the
pc1 ding viii take place at thu home
- NE bride-elect's sister. Mr.. H. w.
harrison. on December 9.
i ~. Thompson and his bride will
~roud some time at the winter home
~ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coffin in
0Nvanush. Ga On their, way West
1oey viii visit Mr. Phillips Thompson
ma Miss Florence Thompson in
Xeung5town. Ohio. brother and sis
~ Of Mr.. Thompson- The bride and
oFOom viii reside In Seattle, arriving
o1oux January :.
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Nrs. Hibler Issues
Invitations for Tea

CpmpIimentiDg her daughter, Mrs.
Charles @. R0emer. who h leaving
Uocember is 10 join Lieut. Roemer.
y. 3 G. a., stationed In New York
~ several years. and Mrs. George
Turner. who win leave the first
- the year for San Francisco TO
onake her home, Mrs. Ross +. Hib-
)or has issued invitations for . tea
~ her home "Wednesday afternoon.
uocemb<r ~. from . Until o'clock.
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Guild CHANCES Name

The name Of the East Capitol Hill
guild Of the Orthopedic hospital has
been changed to East Highland
Drive guild on account OF the con.
fusion with Capitol siiIl guild. I'm.
der It's new title the guild win main.
tain a bed OF tho hospital.
This guild has recently donated an
invalid's chair 70 the hospital and
paid for half OF the glass table tops
in use at the tea shop.
The next regular meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. A. 8. Pat.
rick. 1851 2ist ave. ~. Friday. De.
cember 1c.
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Mr.. Frederick Biggs
Weda in East

Mr.. ana Mrs. 0eor9e ". Champion
OF Moline. Ill. snnouuce the mar
rage Of their daughter. Louise. TO
Mr.. Frederick Pearce Biggs on Sat
urday. November 20.
Mr.. Biegs. who II the son OF MI
ana Mrs. George II. Biggs ~ Seattle.
Is engaged In business In New York
city. where the young couple viii
mako their hnrna.
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Pig'n whistle Saturday evening. De
ccmbcr .. for informal discussion Of
various matters pertaining 10 the
profession. This IL pursuant to the
policy OF the Washington State
Music Teachers association 10 fos-
ter local gatherings OF music teach.
ers turnout the state At intervals
during tho year instead Of center.
Ing all it's energies on an annual
convention which comparatively few
can attend.
Aid PIT. A.
Ami PIT. A. will meet Tuesday.
Dec. &. $50 p. m at the school Miss
Harsh. the West Seattle school I'D.
vinor OF girls. will talk ON sour
uirir.- Special music win be- Riyen
by the school orchestra Refresh.
ments served.
King County Legislative Fe6sv~kisu
King County Legislative Fedora
tion viii meet in the second floor
club room of tho Y. w. G. A. Monday.
Dec. .. at p. m. Reports from the
Anti. Narcotic conference and Tax TIE
duction Legislation. win be heard.
Executive meeting a. 1.
HEBREW Benevolent Sccicty
The regular meeting ~ the Seattle
Hebrew Benevolent society. viii b
held In the vessry room OF the Tenn
pie dc Hirpch. "wednesday. December
Z, at $50 p. m Board meeting ~ ~.
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No-Host Dinner at
Rainier Club

A ne-host dinner az the Rainier
club before the Winter Hall this eve
ning includes: Mr.. and Mrs. Archi.
bald stewart Do~ney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Greer. Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
renee Borla Mr.. and Mrs james
Macfarlane. Mrs. Anna Thomson NIL.
burn. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bunkiey
and Dr. Backman OF the U. =. =.
Tennessee.
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Winifred Byrd
Recital Tonight

This evening AZ The Metropolitan
theatre the AriisiS' Musical Bureau
of America Will present Winifred
Byrd. pianist. IN recital. Miss Bird
has received very favorable criticism
on her present tour and her firs, ap-
posrsnce here IL being eagerly looked
forward 10. Her program IL a variGku
one and contains compositions By
leading composers.
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Miss Van Pdtten to
GiUe Costume Dance

Miss Polly Van Patten viii enter.
tain with costume dance Ia the
ballroom OF the Ben Lomond apart.
ments. Monday evening, December
~, compiimcnting Miss Elizabeth
Kerr, who viii be home from Mills
college for the Christmas holidays.
Invitations have been limited to
the Close friends Of the honor guest
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>jeattIe
|>6cietv
totroness List for Holi-
DAY Bridge Tea and
Musicale; Engagement
Of Miss Grace WILSON
Announced.

~ Z me holiday hridgetea and must.
= caic to be given Thursday after.
on. December 20. ~ chrtstensen's
". BY tho officers and members 81
e advisory board Of the Seattle
ennis club. the sponsors win be
IN Burke. president Of tho club:
~ Joshua Green. Mrs. Daniel Kel
ner. Mrs J. u. Lowman. Mrs. y. A.
Trout. vice presidents: Mrs Thomas
ft1nfioii. secretary. Mrs. Robert
nilsson. treasurer. and the members
the hoard. Mrs. Montgomery Rus
ccH chairman. Mrs. cecil II. Bacon,
ofrx- Richard A. Eallinxer. Mrs. Wal.
|err u Bcsls. Mrs. William II. Craw.
tord. Mrs. n. William Crosby. Mrs.
William III. Mci,wan and Mrs. Louis
~. Mendcl.
Tho members Of the house commit.
re, who will ACT as patrcne-ses.
|nrc Mrs. Charles VI. Rollins, chair.
nan. Mrs. John n. AEen. Mrs. Edgar
Auee. Mrs- John A. Campbell. Mrs.
Henry Carstens. Mrs Wallace q.
<pGtns. Mrs. Corwin IL. Eberting.
olrx John W. Eddy. Mrs. John Erik
opu, Mr.. John d. Farrell. Mrs. Pierre
Ferry. Mrs. Paul Afandeii Henry.
lrn- James u. Hose. Mrs Harry X.
A<anr, Mrs. Alexander McEwsn. Mrs.
p Merrill. Mira Harry II. Messer.
4SrS Wtniock ". Miller. Mrs. Anna
1nomeen MiIhurn. Miss Doris Mitch
On Mrs Phillips Morrison. Mrs. vii
)nm p. Perkins. Mrs Richard W.
1crvy. Mrs. Henry o. Philips. Mrs
4amuel l.. Russell. Mrs James II.
4halIengoer. Mrs. Gerald shannon.
Mrs. Csspar w. Sharrles. Mrs. David
Edward skinner. Mrs. Frederick
otruvc. Mrs James Colbert Sullivan.
Mn walter McEwan Tompkins. Mrs.
Harry Whitney Treat and Mrs. Jos
4ph C. Tyler.
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ShoUer Will Compliment
Miss M1cLedn

For the pre-nuptial entertainment
~ Miss Katherine MacLean. Mrs
Laurence Calvert. and her mother
Mrs. Thomas Skinner OF Tacoma
are entertaining with kitchen
shower at the home Of Mrs. Calvert
9442 cascadia ave., Friday afternoon.
Dccember ..
Invifations have been confined Ia
the intimate friends OF Miss Mac
Lean.
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Plans Childre,.'s PARTY

For the pleasure OF her two little
dsushtsrs. Peggy and Catherine.
Mrs. James ". Calvert will entertain
twenty-five OF their friends. az her
homo tomorrow afternoon.
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NEWCASTLE. Eng. Dcc. A.
Fishcrmen Of England win b. asked
10 contribute to = fund for . montr
meut to John Hsrbotsis. who died RI.
Gently. aged 70. He wa~ the author
of THE Fisher's Garland" and was
known ~ the ''tlshing Poet iAu.
r~ates
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Dinner

The active chapter Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma. viii entertain the members
Of the aIumnae with dinner at the
chapter house this evening. proceed
ing the College Night Rally in the
University Commons.
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Cologlel and Mrs. Wilson
Announce Engagement
~ DAUGHTER

Qolenel Richard Hubert Wilson. y.
. & ~. retired. and Mira. Wilson. an.
N>unce the engagement Of their
nuehtcr. Grace Hubert. to Lieut.
x'eal1e Richard Groves. Jr.. Corps OF
xnGlnc<r1. u. 8. A.. son Of Major l..
~ Groves. retired. and Mrn Groves
- Pasadena. Cal No date has bean
~ tor the wedding.
AZ the tea Col. and Mrs. Wilson are
! ulving ~ their home sunday after
uoesk. frpm until o'clock. prcsid-
{ ~ q ~ urns win b Mrs.. Walter
~ Beais. Mrs. Oscar J. Charles, Mrs.
inward ~. Schulz. and Mrs. Carl d.
xoWia Assisting are TO be Miss Gee
(Rodo schulz. Miss Jane Parry. Miss
ath ertns schuls. and Miss Mary
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In Charge Of Tea Shop
SATURDAY.

Mrs. c. L. Jcnks WIN be hostess
for the Seahurst auxiliary At the
orshopcdic Tea shop Saturday after
noon. assisted by the following Nom.
herE Mrs. II. l. BARTLETT Mrs. A.
n. Spear. Mrs. Y. Heinisch. Mrs. l.
II. Ferris. Mrs. II. r. Norris. Mrs. II.
Layton. Mrs. Il H. La vile. Mrs. w,
+. TollinEer.
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Dinner ia Bremerton

Commander Stewart Il. Barber.
Z. :. N. aud Mrs. Barber were hosts
at n dinner Of eight covers at their
home In Rremcrton. before the dance
on the L. $. s. Tennessee Tuesday
evening.
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Civic Orchestra to
Give Concert

The Seattle Civic Symphony or
chestra. composed Of 40 men and
women. will give the first OF a re.
ries OF five concerts on Sunday
afternoon. December II, at the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kjos
Arrange Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Kjos are en-.
&ertsining informally. with a dinner.
- their home on Queen Anne hill
this evening.
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Mrs. Whittlesey
Commitments Mrs. Mean

Honoring Mrs. Gilbert sIeem, who
has Just returned from Virginia.
Nrs- Charles r. whItuesey entertain
- this afternoon with an informal
bridge at her home.
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Clubs


Ladies Auxiliary. Maple Loaf Post
No 81
ladies' Auxiliary Of Maple Leaf
Post No. win entertain with mill
tary whist party. Saturday. Docem.
her !. at tot 18th ave. ". Mrr. q.
Beaten. hostcxs. The regular meet.
ing viii be held December ., . .. m.
University Chapter No. ~. q. Y. =.
University Chapter No. %. O. u.
s.. " holding a haxsslar Of fancy work
and homc-cooksd foods In the chap.
tor room. December and :.
Alpha 0ejle Camp. n n. A.
Alpha Belle Camp. r. ". A.. win
give = hard times dance M Fraternal
Brotherhooi hall FrsmonI satus.
day. December J.
Joha y. Miller w. n. q
ychu v. Miller womens Relief
corps win hold its regular meeting
Saturday. December :. nj y. m
Election Of officers. Members urged
10 b. prompt
ADDITIONAL CLuRS
Rainier Noble Post, M. I. Novelty
Dance
A novelty dance win ha given By
Rainier Noble rosf. No. I. American
Legion. Friday evening. December ?.
at Knights Of Columbus hall.
Ex-Sevvive Wom~n's Club
The In. Service Women's club will
hold . vummage sale Friday and Sat
urday OF this week at tho Arlington
hotel. THE sale Is for the benefit OF
the ''checrio fund" out OF which the
former service men at the Fort
Townsend and Cushman hospitais
are provided with candy. fruit. mas.
axines and other things for their
comfort and bapplpess.
Kla-hcw-yah Alumnae
Kia .how-yah .siumnae Of the Uni
vcrxity OF Washington will hold .
luncheon next Saturday nj ie:3o NJ
Moves cafeteria as q part OF the unt
vsrsity's Homecoming celebration
-
Lorraine Chapter No. 9
Lorraine Chapter. No. Z. o. n. =.
will give the last card party cf
IT'S scries on December at wings
cafeteria, 1903 First ave.
Bounie Hea11her Lodge No. 100
Bonnie Heather Lodge No. 100.
Daughters OF Scotia. viii hold a
bazaar TO be opened At $50 o'clock
on Saturday At Fraternai hall.
Fourth ave. and Pike NJ. Many un.
usual Christmas rcmembrnnces viii
be on sale and In the evening cards
and dancing may be enjoyed.
Gymnastic Society
ladies' auxiliary. Seattle Gym
nnstic society. at 1879 Eighth ave-.
at .. m. Hard times party.
Home~tcadrrs' Lodge Dance
Homegteaders' iodgs Is giving a
benefit dance Friday evening. De
ccmber 2. in the I. o. CT. hall.
Doric Chapter o. Y. 3.
The officers OF Doric Chapter o. Y.
s. win be entertained at luncheon by
Mrs. w. H. Pitfwood. at her home in
the Sherwood apartments. Wcdnes-
day, Dsc. 7.
Prairie Ro-e Club
Prairie Rose club will meet for cleo
| ton Of officers at Meves Cafeteria.
ath and Pine ut. Monday. Dec. 6. at
p. m. At $50 n no-host dinner for
members and friends will be served.
followed by a program.
Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary
The Sons Of Veterans auxiliary will
meet with Custer Camp, No. 1. Sons
Of Veterans. Tuesday evening. Dec.
Is. Election u officers.
Music Teacher Dinner and
Meeting
A call has been sent out to music
teachers Of Seattle and vicinity to
attend a dinner and meeting at the
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Mothers
Pension


Dear Miss Grey: WIN you please
toll me II n widow who has bean
receiving the mothers pension for
herssif and tUo children for shout .
year would b. entitled TO n for either
horelf or children n she remarked,
A REA DER
No. she seoaid ~of be entitled 10 ~
u she remarrsed
To Remore
Stain
Dear Miss Grey: WIN ron please
ten me how 10 remove blood stains
from . dress, &. r. u.
Biced sfstss 01u ~ obiifcvdfe1
from ALMOST any substance bv laying
. fh<ck ceast~o ~ COMMON starch
Over the place. Thr starch u 10 Ne
rtrcd - v fov the laundry snd LAID
~ 9wife sref
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Rainier Noble Post, No. I. Novelty
dance
A novelty dance win be given By
Rainier Noble Post. No. I. American
Legion. Friday evening. December ..
at Knights OF Columbus hall.
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The Ex Service women's club win
hold . vummage sale Friday and Hat.
urday Of this week nj tho Arlington
hotel. THE sale IL for the benefit Of
the ''checrio fund" out OF which the
former service men at the Fort
Townsend and cushman hospitals
are provided with candy. fruit. mag.
axines and other things for their
comfort and happipess-
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The Sons OF Veterans auxiliary will
meet with Custer Camp, No. /. Sons
Of Veterans. Tuesday evening. Dec.
is. Election of officers.
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Prairie Rose club will meet for cleo.
ton Of officers at Moves Cafeteria.
ath and Pine vt. Monday. Dec. 6. al
4 p. IN. At $50 no-host dinner for
members and friends will be served.
followed by program.
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Bonnie Heather Lodge No. 100.
Daughters OF Scotia. win hold a
bazaar TO h opened at $40 o'clock
on Saturday At Frsternal hall.
Fourth ave. and Pike 1T Many un.
usual Christmas rcmembrnnces viii
be on sale and In the evening cards
and dancing may be enjoyed.
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ychn v. Miller women's Relief
corps win hold its regular meeting
Saturday. December :. nj y. m
Election Of officers Members urged
10 BE- prompt
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Kia.how-yah siumnae Of the Uni
vcrsity OF Washington will hold .
luncheon next Saturday nj 1910 NJ
Moves cafeteria as q part OF the unt
versity's Homecoming celebration
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Lorraine Chapter. No. 3. o. r.. =.
will give the last card party Of
IT'S scries on December at Wings
cafeteria. 1909 First ave.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-29
CATCH ALLEGED RUM RUNNERS
Four Men Taken Into Custody at Spring
field

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, June 20
Sergts. William Whalen and Antoine
Stipek of the West Springfield police de-
partment yesterday arrested Frank H.
Compost, Napoleon Compost and James
Compost all of 80 Lyndale street.
Springfield: John j Murphy of North
Main street, Springfield and George Il.
Murray of New York city, charged with
booze running.
The men were held mp on Kings highway
and five cases of whiskey taken from a
truck and an automobile. The men were
turned over to federal agents
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-29
CABINET is TOLD
OF BUDGET PLANS
Dawes Outlines Them to the President
and His Official Notwithstanding
Anxious for Early Start.

WASHINGTON. June 29-Charles G.
Dawes. newly appointed director of the
budget. yesterday outlined to President
Harding and his cabinet some of the
plans he has in mind for putting the
budget system into force in the country 5
various executive departments. Mr..
Dawes's attendance at the cabinet meet
ing was unusual, but not unprecedented.
After the cabinet meeting it was said
that most of the session was devoted to
discussion of the budget system and efforts
to inaugurate Immediately n policy of
economy.
1t was understood that in bringing the
question before the cabinet the President
emphasized that he did not wish to post
pone his economy policy until the first
national budget became effective He is
said to have impressed on all present that
he wanted expenses cut down in every
practical way Immediately.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-29

WANTED-A good plain cook. Mrs
George f. Crowell, Brattleboro. lott
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STOCKHOLDERS CAN INSPECT.
Minority Interests Win Case Against
Boston & Maine

CONCORD, y. H., June 29.-In the
United States district court last night
Judge Edgar Aldrch issued an order al
lowing an examination of the books of the
Boston & Maine railroad by representa-
tives of the minority stockholders protec-
tive association.
Conrad W. Crooker. counsel for the as
ISOLATION. asked that the expenses of the
examination be paid from the treasury
of the railroad, but this request was de-
MED. .-..
In his argument Mr.. Croker, who said
he represented 1904 individual owners Of
Boston K Maine railroad stock. accused
the railroad officials of gross miSmanage-
ment. whereby he said his clients had been
deprived Of dividends on their stock.
which ought TO have been earned and
paid.
Counsel for the railroad. f. X. Wood
worth of Concord. b. w. Warren and III.
Stockton, jr.. of Boston. opposed the mo-
ton and called attention to the fact that
MIR. Crooker's clients own but 26.921
shares of stock out of total of STAT
shares
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-29
ASKS SERVICE MEN
TO JOIN LEGION
It Is Strongest Organization of
Men In United States.
To All Ex-Service Men of Vermont:

To All Ex-Service Men of Vermont:
We want You to join the American
Legion. the national organization of the
soldiers and sailors of the great war.
1t is now the strongest organizations OF
men in the United States and the one
most prominent in the work of caring for
the disabled man.
Our watchword 100 per cent Ameri-
can, has been taken up by the entire
country.
The Legion is leading the fight against
what pro-Germanism there is left, and
against Bolshevism and anarchy.
The Legion is not a pension grabbing
scheme. Its constitution forbids its use to
further any mans political ambitions. It's
motto is policies not politics. Its pur-
pose IL to hold all service men together
in the high spirit in which they fought
together against the Hun.
Read carefully and see if you do not
subscribe with all your heart to the fol-
lowing declaration of principles:
The objects of this organization shall
be !: To uphold and defend the constitu-
ton of the United States of America !;
to maintain law and order to foster and
pernetuate a 100 per cent Americanism !;
to preserve the memories and incidents
of our association in the great war: to
inculcate sense of individual obligation
to the community, state and nation; to
combat the autocracy of both the classes
and the masses; to make right the mas
| ter of might: to promote peace and good
| will on earth; to safeguard. and transmit
/ to poSterIty the principles of justice, free
dom and democracy: to cOnsecrate and
sanctify our comradeship by our devotion
to mutual helpfulnessr
/ If those are your sentiments. come and
be one of us. Lets keep up the buddy
spirit. The cost is very small and the
! Legion Is absolutely democratic. The en-
i listed man stands on precisely the same
| footing as the officer
Join now. D0ntwait There is a post
4 near YOU which viii be glad to enroll You
4 If you do not know of a post convenient,
write to me at state headquarters Who
ever heard of an old soldier of the Civil
war who was not a Grand Army man
You will want to join sometime; join
I now.
HI JOHN F. SULLIVAN.
II Department Commander.
II Room 20. State House,
II Montpelier. Vermont.
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LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. Mary Phillips is visiting hel
Mrs. Fred Hall.
Ramon Fobes is home from Tufts col
lege for the summer vacation.
Miss Helen Taylor is home from Hol
yoke, Mass, for four-weeks' vacation
Mr.. and airs. Don Baker of Phillipston,
Mass, are visiting relatives in this To-
Mrs Lucy Pierce is visiting her chill.
dren in Bellows Falls and Springfield
Mass.
George Harrington and family of ia.
maica were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Wyman last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Davis and two
children of Ludlow were guests of Mrs
Addie Allen Sunday.
Rupert and Raymond Williams have
gone over the mountain to work on the
state road in Dandy.
Miss Clara Marden will go this week
to Eagle Camp, South Hero. where she is
engaged for the summer.
Some of the farmers have begun hay
ing in this section. but on account of the
drouth the hay crop is very light.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Laselle and son.
Maurice, Mrs. Emma Sutton and Mrs
Wallace Grover were in Bellows Falls
Thursday.
The birthday anniversaries of Mrs.
Hattie Strong's three oldest daughters.
Mrs. wilkins, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Man
chester. all come June 81. an unusual
occurrence in family of FIVE children.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-29

Calmly pressing a double-barrel shot
gun TO his forehead, Samuel Labshere
2S, World war veteran. Monday commit
ted suicide by blowing off the top of his
head. The tragedy occurred on the farm
of Emmett Sherman. near Burlington
by whom the former soldier had been EN-
ployed for some time. The cause of the
suicide is unknown since LabShere had
the reputation of being good, steady
worker. and was seemingly in the best
Of spirits and health when last seen be-
fore the shooting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-29

Giuseppe Gotta. who has been in Wash
ington county Jail since his son was
stabbed at Barre a few weeks ago. has
been released on bail of $4,000. He is
charged with assault with intent to KILL
but the son is recovering and the bail
was reduced. The trouble between the
two men developed out of an argument
over the payment of board of the father
TO the son.