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announce the engagement of theii
daughter. Ella, to Mr.. Byron B. Boone
son of Mrs. George B. Boone
The wedding will take place De-
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The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority viii
give a Christmas program Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Henry v.
Stearns.
The guests will include the mothers
and the patronesses and g few addi-
tional friends.
The patronesses will be Mrs. Frank
Kenyon, Mrs. Eli G. Foster. Mrs. F. a.
Derby and Mrs. ". A. Harshbarger.
other guests will be Mrs. Paul Par
ley Wormer. Mrs Harry K Allen.
Mrs. c. Mantliu, Mrs Clyde Farris and
Mrs. Kelsey Petro-..
Mr. and Mrs G. B. Campbell an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Elsie, to Mr.. Arlo Hubbard.
The wedding took place this after
noon at o'clock at the home of the
brides parents. with the Rev. John
e. Bright officiating.
Mr.. Hubbard is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Hubbard.
After a short wedding trip. Mr..
Hubbard and his bride will make their
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Frost en-
tertained their dinner bridge club
Thursday evening at their home on
West Tenth avenue.
The Delta Phi Alpha sorority an
nounces the pledging of Miss Clarissa
Ogden, of Woodstock. Ohio.
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Mrs. Clyde Corbett will be hostess to
the members of her sewing club
Thursday at her home on Quinton
boulevard.
Mrs. Bert Hollis will entertain the
members of her bridge club at her
home on West Fourteenth street,
Wednesday afternoon.
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Miss Ruth Palmer, a pupil of Mrs
f. A. Mccoy in expression, will give
her diploma recital at the Y. W. G. A.
assembly hall Tuesday, December IL
at o'clock.
Miss Palmer will be assisted by Miss
Jeanette Price and Miss Henrietta
Price, vocalists.
The program will be as follows.
1. The Foot of the Rainbow. Roberts
Miss Palmer.
2 Ships That Pass in the Night -. Huber
The Passage Birds Farewell. .Mendelssohn
The Misses Price,
Miss Palmer.
Z The Mansion. Henry Van Dyke
The Misses Price.
8. In De Mawnin' n'................... Dunbar
The Calf on the Lawn. Foss
Miss Palmer.
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Mrs. j. E. Cation will be hostess to
the ElweIl club at luncheon at Pei
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letters tea toom Tuesday. Decem-
Der IL.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs ]. E. Hurley has moved from
her apartment on West Eleventh to
, the National hotel. where she will re-
main for some time.
Mrs. Burgess Van vechten, Miss
Mary Van Vechten. Miss Sarah Park
inson, Miss Mary Parkinson, Miss Jane
Alexander, Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft
and Mr.. Legler Paxton motored to
Kansas City to see the Green God
dess.''
Mr.. Dewey S. Bender and family
will leave Monday for Columbia, Mo.
where Mr.. Bender will attend the
University of Missouri.
DR.. and Mrs. Merri, K. Lindsay will
spend Sunday in Leavenworth with
Mrs. Lindsay's mother. Mrs. Decotah
Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. collinson and
Mr.. and Mrs Holmes Meade are in
Kansas City for short visit
Mr.. w. c. Hilton of Chicago, has
returned to his home after a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Earle C. VIII
1iams.
Hemstitching. Baer's Hat Shop
Adv.
Mr.. Charles Mitchell leaves Sunday
for a ten weeks business trip in Ari-
zona and New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pratt have
moved from 1VZ1 western avenue TO
an apartment at sos West 9Th street.
Miss Leah Ulamperl, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Ulamperl, has been
elected a member in the K U. Dram
attic club.
Miss Miriam Wood is spending to-
day in Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Junius s. Baxter and
son, William Lindsay. of Kansas City,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Starks, of Cham
paigr, Ill. and DIR. and Mrs. C. w.
Stahl- of Burlingame, will spend the
Christmas holidays, with DR.. and Mrs.
w. S. Lindsay.
Miss Helen Crawford is in Kansas
City for the day.
Miss Ruth Downie of Tulsa, Okla,
knowles.
Miss Ruth Suydan of Leavenworth
is a guest at the Theta house for the
week end.
Fur. remode1ed. Baer's Hat shop.
ADV
Mr.. Malcolm Gray is spending the
week end in Leavenworth with his
father, Mr.. James Gray.
Mrs. Nathan Cree. and son, Mr.. Fred
p. Cree. of Kansas City. Kan, have
returned after a short visit with Mr..
F. L. Peacock and family at their su-
burban home. Shungamore. Mr.. Cree
was here to assist in the installation
of the Grotto.
Rigby Original CIeve1and's choice
at Crosby Bros.-Adv.
CLUB NOTES
Mrs ]. K. Bair and Mrs E. w. Car
son will entertain Mrs. Charles Gui-
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-09
Looking Backward IN State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
December 9. 1909.

December 8. 1902.
The d. d. Whist club met at Mrs Fred
Coles home Monday afternoon. The sub
Arthur Mills, Mrs. W. n. West Mrs Ar
thur Capper and Miss Ewart
Mrs Il. +. Gore, of Lawrence is the
guest of Mrs Charles GIeed.
DR. and Mrs G.. B. Reed and their guests
DIR. and Mrs J. =. Root, of Kansas City
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs George
Esterley in Lawrence
Miss Stella Conoway. of Cottonwood
Falls, was the guest of Mrs. L. p. KelIam
Mrs. Piiny Soper, of vinita. Indian Ter
ritory, will spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Farnsworth
and her sister, Mrs. Harry c. Ashby.
Mr.. Disk Rodgers will come up from the
Indian Territory next week to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
h. Rodgers.
nice Fuller Will go TO Wichita Thursday
to visit Miss Leila Purdue and attend a
dance which their hostess will give Thurs
day night
of her sister, Mrs. ChappelI Foote.
Miss Anne Quigley, of Sterling, is the
guest of Mrs {. B. Reed. She Will spend
Wednesday in Lawrence with Miss Lena
Beard and will go home Thursday.
An advertisement from Crosby Bros
store reads: A rare rug-a valuable ORR
ciated al holiday present? We make a
speciality Of fine Oriental rugs in all sizes
In stock now about 400 rugs, prices from
81 O $50.
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boris team of the woman's clut
Wednesday, December 13, at Mrs
Carson's home. 931 Harrison street.
The Culture club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. F. Jones, 1245 Clay street.
Mrs. w. E. Linton will entertain the
/ Odessa Five Hundred club wednesday
afternoon at her home, 403 Linden.
/ wood avenue.
| The kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
will meet Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. S. r. Richards. 1915 Harrison
street.
I The Day Nursery club viii meet at
| the home of, Mrs. Walter B. Harris,
I S31 Lincoln str set, Thursday after
noon. Mrs. E. NJ. Baker, Mrs. VIII
liam Jacobs and Mrs. c. w. Hixson
will be the assisting hostesses.
| Miss Flora Vesper will entertain the
All Star club Tuesday evening at her
home 1909 Tyler street. Miss Media
Howell will be the assisting hostess
Mrs. Frank Lagerstron will be
hostess to the members of the Ideal
club Tuesday at her home.
The San Souci club will meet Fri
day afternoon. December Is, with Mrs.
Richard Kerr at her home on College
avenue. The annual Christmas ex-
change for the members will be held
at this meeting.
The Golden Rule club will meet
at the home of Mrs. c. f. Brown, 1928
PIass avenue. Friday afternoon, De-
and Mrs. Clyde Hemstead will be the
assisting hostesses.
Mrs. Ray Kiene will be hostess to
the E. N. c. club at 1 o'clock lunch
con Tuesday at her home, 1149 Gar
field avenue.
Mrs j. B. Lorimer, sos Greenwood
avenue. will entertain the Chaldean
club Monday afternoon. December IL.
The Philatf1ea class of the First
Baptist church are to meet in the
church parlors the afternoon of De-
cember IL to tack comforts for the
Sunset Home. This will be the quar-
terly class meeting and dinner will be
served at $3.50 O'Clock. After dinner
a short program will be given.
Mrs A. j. Ekblad will be hostess to
the members of the NJ. L. C. club at
her home. 20S Fillmore street, Mon
dav afternoon.
The Aitrusa club will have their
regular meeting and followed by a
Christmas party Tuesday at $50
o'clock at the Y. w. C. A.
The Rota club will meet wednes-
day at o'clock at the Heron Coffee
Shop After the meeting a Christ
mas party will be given.
Mrs. z. N. Casebeer and Miss Lucy
Casebeer will entertain the w. T. K.
club at their home, 421 Buchanan
street, Tuesday afternoon.
The P. o. E. hold their regular ses-
sion Friday afternoon, December Is,
with Mrs. r. r. Paxton. at her home
on Western avenue. Mrs. w. H Jor-
don and Mrs. Glenn Hussey will be
fha ha
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will be followed by Christmas party
The committee in charge OF the party
is Mrs C. D. Startzman, Mrs. Ralph
Searle and Mrs. George Hoyes.
The Music Study club Will have q
Christmas program at the home OF
Mrs. Henry ". Stearns, 1880 College
avenue, on Wednesday afternoon. De-
cember 13. at $3.50 o'clock. The pro-
gran has been changed from DecsHN-
SsE ~ the day originally planned on
account OF the coming of the Little
Symphony Orchestra Mrs. Stearng
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Omar Doling and Miss MaybelIe
Wright. There will be number OF
guests.
The program is as follows:
1. 'The Development OF Modern Oratorto's
Mrs. Pierre Zampiere
?. The Messiah. h".....-...-.....-..H Handel
Pastoral Symphony"
Mrs. w. e. Glover "a
Rejoice Greatly, o Daughter of zion~
"He Shall Feed His Flock"
Miss Jennie Steves
Come Unto Him
Mrs. William Bauman
) Largo" Syioin soi9l 9}.nss l;;j.::.-.- Handel
4. 'This way 10 christmas'' Creae.asl
''.''T'-Niiss Miss Na1on1 HERON Heron saver
s. Christmas Carols (club singl
20 Little Town of Bethlehem" -Conant
Mrs Lyman King, Mrs Roy NaylorA, A MTs.
Smith; Mrs. j. b. Hughes, violin obhh-
cato
ssSilent Night"
80 Come, All Ye Faithful
Deck the Hall with Boughs OF Holly"
The Beta Delphiap society will meet
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock at
the Y. W. C. A. building. Mrs. Guy
Andre will preside at the meeting.
The following topics covering study
material on the Middle Ages VIII be
given:
THE Teutons and Charlemagne,'
Mrs. Francis Jackman; The Early
Church." Miss Marie Mayhem: The
Monk as a Civilizer," Miss Marguerite
Huey; 1.-The Feudal System" Mrs.
Louise Fremmel: "The Crusades."
Miss Clemma BolIard: Schools and.
Education" Miss Edith Robertscns
institutions of the Middle Ages.
Miss Flora Vesper.
A full attendance of Delphian men,
bers is requested, as officers for 1898
will be elected.
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IF. W. Hill Home Portrait.

the minister, Mr.. Steiner will sing
Take My Heart, o Father (Brack-
| ett), and Mrs. Steiner will sing ''I Will
ExtoI Thee. o Lord" (Cosea). At the
| ]. r. Burrow, Jr., will speak, Mr.
Steiner will sing He Giveth His Be-
loved Sleep" (Benedict).
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Mrs. Arthur Soderstrum will give a
studio recital this evening for the fol-
lowing pupils: Katherine Griffith.
Florence Phillips, Balfour Humphries.
Lillian Read, Dorothy Long, Signe
Joe Fenoglio, Alice Grace Finley.
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A party was given this afternoon
by Miss Frances Moore and Miss Eva
Crow, for the children of the kinder
garten of Grace cathedral church
school.
Miss Moore and Miss Crow were as
sisted by Miss Barbara Kaye.
The children who attended the
party were:
John B. Covey
Francis Covey
Dorothy Jane Villee
Ellen Catherine Jones
jeanette Bowen
Isabelle Sommerville
Carol Morse
Sarah Jane Morse
Philip Crow
Margaret Louise Holt
Louise Brown
Winnie Brown
Margaret Gordon
Martha Davis
Richard Hayden
Harriet Chamberlain
Jean Bernice Marshall
Anna Lydia, kiene
Emily Jean Milan
Thelma Sorenson
William McFarlard
Evaiyn Stanley
Lewis Evans
Billy Joe Armantraut
George Cobbe
Billy Bodin
Betty Jane Bodin
Eugene Bogard
Virginia Mitch
Joe Cochran.
Miss Mary Lewis gave a shower
this afternoon complimentary to Miss
Georgia Hoffman, of Perry. whose
marriage to Mr.. Stark will take place
this month. The party was given at
the home of Mrs. z. S. Stanley, 1881
Garfield.
The guests were:
Miss Hoffman
Mrs. W. Hoffman, Perry
Mrs. Ed Selkins, Perry
Mrs Hugh Erbaugh |
Mrs. Ed Hahn
Miss Jean Burnette
Miss Emma Burnette
Miss Laura Henry
Miss Ethel Hawk
Miss Media Howell
Miss Katherine Sentz
Miss Violet SchlegeI
Miss Helen Trant Perry
Miss Sue Mcclellan
Miss Harriet Meredith
Miss Rene Dibble
Miss Eve Lathrope, kansas City
Miss Lillian Lewis, Horton
Miss Mildred Lewis, Horton.
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Mrs. Raymond Murray entertained |
at tea at her studio this afternoon
A short program which was given
by three of Mrs. Murray's pupils, fol-
lows:
Ny Mother Bids Me Bind Ny Hair Hayden
Mrs. Charles Metzger.
: 9onleeay, Sonetine- .CIark
Last Night kjerulf
Because ID Hardelot
Miss Teresa Foy.
onOH Elakes .++--------.. .CoWen
5aro lnio pen - -tSlordani
Dream Children n-.-....-.....-....Hu .Huerter
Miss Irene White.
All For YOU. Brown
Mrs. iMetger.
The guests were the pupils and their
riends- Mrs. c. A. Wolf presided at
he tea table.
Mrs. Dale Burdick will entertain her
,ridge luncheon club Thursday
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Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Knipp. Of onaga-
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-09

One million persons stin suffer from
tuberculosis in the United States. You help
them when you buy Christmas Seals.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-09

| MIS- James L. KING
| Mrs. Rollo J. Parker
Miss Jean Morrison
| Mr.. Richard Hall
Mr.. A. L. Shultz
Mr.. r. W. Blair.
= 4 s.
The Washburn wv" club gave 6
party at the Phi Alpha Delta Frater-
nifty house, 1921 Buchanan. on Fri
| day night The evening was spent ir
an old fashioned taffy pull and g
dance. The house was decorated with
athletic equipment.
Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Vosberg
Miss Irene McQu.Iken
Miss Winifred Murtaugh
Miss Veneva Zimmerman
Miss Katherine Mullin
Miss Orpha Baughman
Miss Thelma Hobson
Miss Dorothy George
Miss Elizabeth Hand
Miss Lois Romig
Miss Marguerite Tillotson
Miss Grace Lindemuth
Miss Lucille Skinner
Miss Elizabeth Purdy
Miss Helen Steele
Miss Margaret Ralston
Miss Grace Hess
Miss Pauline FI.ckinger
Miss Ruth Thompson
Miss Mary Rodgers
Miss Meryl Dewey
Mr.. George w. Bruce
Mr.. Paul Hall
Mr.. Henry White
Mr.. Theodore BIevins
Mr.. Ralph Schrader
Mr.. Duffie Hindaman
Mr.. Everett Sherman
Mr.. Carl Hess
Mr.. Edward L. McIlheney
Mr.. Howard S. Myers
Mr.. Arthur Erickson
Mr.. Allen Church
Mr.. Keene Saxon
Mr.. LaVerne Morris
Mr.. Maurice Sewers
Mr.. Arthur Brewster
Mr.. Lahnoe Euler
Mr.. Norma Jemison
Mr.. Vincent Westroph
Mr.. Dale Sharp.
The Phi Sigma Omega club will en-
tertain with a party this evening at the
home of Miss Doris EnghoIrns 1901
clothes and have an old fashioned
Christmas party and taffy pull.
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Mrs. Elmo Foster entertained Fri
day evening at her home on Western
avenue with a shower compiim entary
to Miss Laura Dyer, who will be mar
RED Christmas day to Mr.. Clifford
Rowe.
The guests were:
Miss Dyer
Mrs. T. NJ. Dyer
Mrs. Bertha Smith
Mrs. Pearl Werner
Mrs. Ralph Jencks
Mrs. J. O. Eyer
Mrs. o. E. Hunt
Miss Mildred Hunt
Miss Maurine Chenowegh
Miss Blanch Larson
Miss Loretta AronS
Miss Esther Moorehouse
Mrs Eva McClasl1y.
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Mrs. Glenn Dale will entertain her
sewing club Thursday at her home in
Potwin.
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The Queen Esther girls of the First
NJ E church will give an informal
party Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Esther Mary Snyder, on Topeka
boulevard.
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The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the First NJ. z. church will
meet in the church parIors Wednes-
day, December 18th, at 2:30 O'Clock
with Mrs w. H. Righter as hostess.
Mrs B. NJ. Powell will conduct de-
vodonal services and Mrs. w. L. Hug
gins viii review the lesson. Special
Christmas music will be given.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steiner will
sing at the First Unitarian church TO-
tomorrow. At the eleven o'clock serv- /
ice, at which. Mr.. r. A. McNeai will |
make the address in the absence of |
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The P. o. e. hold their regular ses-
sion Friday afternoon, December Is,
with Mrs. r. r. Paxton. at her home
on Western avenue. Mrs. w. H. Jor-
don and Mrs Glenn Hussey will be
the assisting hostesses. The meeting
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-09

letters tea foom Tuesday Decem-
Der IL.
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Cynthia Greyss
Her Loucr Returns to Tell Her That he Ia Engaged
TO Another Girl-Shc Wants TO knoW II She
Should Enter the Ring and Attempt to Win Him
Back?

My Dear Miss Grey am constant reader OF your column
in The Star and would like TO have you and some of
readers help solve problem that has given me con-
siderable worry.
-Four ago met young whom learned To care
great deal for. and he claimed 10 for me- We kept
stehdy company until he finally took position In another
city, and made visit 10 the East During this time we
corresponded very little Upon my return dropped HIM
card and received immediate answer Many letters fol
lowed this and he told and again Of his love for
wishing TO make his wife could arrange
it. At that time IL impossible for 10 arrange It, and
time went corresponded less tho not fault OF
mine.
He made visit TO Seattle here not long ago and spent
several pleasant evenings together On tho last evening he
told of another girl and tho he still admits that he thinks
the world of he also he thinks the world Of her
He Is engaged TO her.
IL hurt very much TO hear this and could not help
showing IL my face when he told e very sym
pathetic and wished he could do something make happy
He only stayed here in Seattle about week. and is
the road again. he Is travelling salesman. II has only
been about four months that he wished TO the
city where he working and stay for good. He then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
RIVERS BODY
WILL ELECT

Election Of officers and adoption Of
resolutions was 10 be the order Of
business Saturday at tho third an.
nuai conferences Of the Northwest
Rivers and fiarbors congress. meet
Ing In Everett.
We ara not trying 90 take bufs-
ness nway from each other. but are
tndeayorins 10 create more business
for all by operation" George r.
cottcriii. Seattle port commissioner.
told the delegates Friday. We real.
Inc that what helps one section n 10
the advantage OF the sntirs Pacific
Northwest"
Other speakers were Ivan r. Good.
near. chief engineer Of tho columbia
iiasin project. DIR. H. X Benson. Of
tho University OF Washington: clls.
ford Newton. who pointed out Ever.
eii'H port possibilities: George r..
Nicholson. engineer for the port OF
Seattle. President Garrett Fisher. and
Mayor ". n. cra,. OF Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
PRISON YAWNS
FOR c. ". UPPER
Judge Grifiiths Is Deaf 10
Lenlency Plea

Pleading guilty 20 one ~ three
grand larceny charges flied against
him. George w. Uppsr. for 10 years
IN tho banding and brokerage busi.
mesa in Seattle. was sentenced Fri.
day afternoon 10 serve from five 10
&c years in the stats penitenilsry nt
WaiIa Waila. This II the maximum
penalty for grand larceny.
Upper's counsel. John Burkhsimsr.
pleaded for ieniency. pointing out
that Presiding Judge Austin - Gflf.
fiths had known tho Upper family
for many years.
Judge Criffiths rated that the plea
Of guilty and the fact that Upper ad.
mittss embarrassment OF 81 900 from
tho q. q. Hiil estate. OF which he
was executor. called for tho maxi.
mum penalty under the law.
Upper's wife and sysar.old daugh.
ter live in Seattle.
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SUSAN HOnMANN
AIDS CHAMBER
Herself a NEW Member She
Signs Recruit

When Miss Sus m c. Holman. Sc.
attn woman lawyer. was informed
that she had be en- accepted as a
new member of the Chamber OF
Commerce yestc day. which hap.
pened to be hsr birthday. she ceie-
hrascd the dual event by stepping
out and gathering In a new member
for the chamber IN tho person OF
Mrs Iietiie Shrrse nayman OF 2aos
fsrd ave. :. Miss Holman says
she believes women should be III.
orally represented on tho chamber
roster.
hers that have hssn obtained IN the
chambers Every Member Get a
Member In septani Der" campaigns
Robert O. Fleming. Marsh 8 Me.
Lehman: NJ. NJ. Flynn. Seattle FUR
Sales agency. HARRY c. Gleason.
General sales Corp; J. y. Grant.
Penn Mutual Lie ins, Co; r. ~.
Makes. traffic officer. police depart.
ment: l. Y. Hambls {. Midwest Com.
.n,issary Co; Claude O. Hart. ctax.
tenoia. Thomas q. Hathaway.
uuttcd states assay ottices w. II.
Hnven. tho Flcsschmann Co: Maud
l. ffetrick. Hctriok Hat shop. Ev.
eretr @. Hoffman. Puget Motors
Co: {. W. Hudson. l.. v. Driver
Lumber Co: Wade Y. Huribut.
Spelgsr A Hurisut. Louis Hurwitz
Tho Criterion. Ino: Or. VIM. G.
Hicks Western Washington Coloul.
rafion Co: Murray Jacobs. Murray
Iasohs Co. Henry II. Judson. Mer.
camille Corporation OF China 4
America: Samuel Joseph. realtor.
s3si &Tth ave. s.: II. L. KAyx. As
sociated Industries George q. Kel.
~. kelfy's Grin: Paul v. Knudson.
Washington Cereal association: IL.
kobayashi. ranisald Trading Co.
X. kumazawa. japanese consu.
late: Ed Lewis. Fred n. Poster a
Co. James Macfarians. James Mae.
farlanc a Co: c. c. Mccullough.
smith. Mccullough. r. /. McQuil.
I'm. Butler Brothsrss II. X. NANNY.
Baker Jcsiyn Co.: Richard y. Milne.
Botsford. constantins Co: Y. J. MI.
nor. Z. &. shorrcck a Co: T. /.
Monson. secretary Rotary club.
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Will Close Street
During Bridge Work

Byron +. Thomas. assistant super
intsndsnt Of the city's streets and
sewers department.. issued the fol
lowing notice Saturday:
First ave. between Spokane and
Dawson st.. Is 20 DO closed 70 traffic.
effective At once. during the con
s,ruc,ion OF a bridge 1T the Arso
crossing BY the o.-w. r. q ~. AL
traffic TO detour sasteriy and wsss.r.
ly a. zach end Of First ava. south
clossd."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
University Offices
Switched Around

wlsh tho opening Of the fall quar-.
ter at this University OF Washing.
ton Monday. students will observe
many changes 10 offics and depart.
ment housing. The new building.
Education hail. now contains quar-.
,ers fer thu administration. archl.
lecture. drawing and engineering
departments. The basement OF
Meany hall u occupied By the co.
operative bookstore. Ths music de-
partmsns IL In the old admlnlstra.
ton building. othsr minor changes
have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Ford to Give Cash
to Create Industry

NEW roRk- sept. 30. - Henry
Ford. the riches, man In the world.
yesterday told what no IL going to
10 with AL his money. In an inter
view xfvsn the Wan street Journal.
Ford declared he Intended 20 employ
hts money In industry 20 provide
WORK for thousands Of additional men
and 20 increase tho wealth OF the
country by . larger production.
The Rockefeller and Carnegie Gle.
irfouiions are All right" Ford said.
but I don't believe IN that method g
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do all my work alone while before I
had my daughter staying at home 70
do Il. ] have told a number of
friends what II has done for me and
give you permission 10 use my letter
as a testimonial. = Mrs. JESSE
PETERSEN. Route /. Jasper. Mimi
There is no better reason for your
trying Lydia Z. Pinkham' Vegetable
Compound than this-it has helped
other women. So II you suffer from
displacements, irregularities, back
ache, nervousness or are passing
through the Change Of Life remem-
Der this splendid medicine. What IL
did for Mrs. Petersen It may do for
you.
The Vegetable Compound stands
upon q foundation OF nearly fifty
years Of service. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Rainier Noble Post
to Entertain Public

RsinierNoble post. OF the Arseri.
can Legion. has prepared q special
entertainment. 20 which the public
n invited. TO bs held Monday. at SIS
y. m. NJ vssernns hall. IN tho Ar.
mory.
Louis sehwelienbach. the new
state commander. will give a brief
talk on the purposes OF tho Legion.
special musical program will be
followed BY two hours OF dancing.
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Jury Sees Place
Cronkhite Died

TACOMA. Sept so.--After visiting
the Some o. Maj. Alexander cronk.
hifs's death At Camp Lewis yesser.
day. tho federal grand jury that ia
trying 70 fin the responsibility for the
shooting OF the officer returned 20
Tacoma and adjourned until ad.
dltionsi witnesses report.
Newspaper men we're warned 20
remain out Of slght and sound OF
tho grand jury. but tho report Of a
single shos I'D 10 the belief that the
scene OF the shooting was being re.
enacted for the benefit OF the jurors.
Many OF The landmarks IN the vi.
entity were destroyed b. fire Lac,
summer. A concrete monument
marks the spot where Maj. cronk.
hite fell.