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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-22
Barber Gives Recipe
for Gray Hair

Mr.. A. Il. o.nrlen. who has been
a barber In New York city for many
years. made the following statement.
Gray. s,rcaked or faded hair can ba
Immediately made black. brown or
light brown. whichever shade you de-
slfc. by the ums % the following
remedy that sou can make NJ home.
Merely Ke; box Of ories powder
at any drug store. II costs very
little and no extraA to buy. Dissolve
II In : or Of distilled or rain water
and comb IL through the hair. Full
directions for ua~ and a gold bond
guarantee come IN each bos. one
box will last sou for months
II IL safe. does not rub off. II not
sticky or gummy and leaves the hair
fluffy. II will make gray haired
person look twenty years younger"
Advert isernenf.
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Married Sunday

Tho marriage of Miss Gertrude
Honey. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. II.
Roney OF isSaauah. 20 Mr.. James l.
McCutcheon, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. McCutcheon. was solemnixed In
tho First Methodist Protestant
church ON sunday. February 10. Rev.
A. +. Fletcher performing the ecre-
mony ~ high noon.
4 wedding breakfast for fourteen
guests. at the home of the groom =
parents, followed the ceremony. after
which Mr.. and Mrs Mccutehcon left
for wenatchee. where they viii make
their home.
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Music
Tamaki Miura Wins
Ovation in "Butterfly"

Last evenings performance OF
Madam butterfly" given by the san
Carlo Grand Opera company was
more or less OF a gala event as Il
marked the appearance OF the Japa'
neso prima donna as MADAM nutter'
fly" tho role that has made her fam.
Gus. The novelty OF seeing and hear.
ing a Japanese IN the part. especially
ono with such remarkable vocal abb
ity. created additional interest.
Nine Miura's Interpretation Of
-cho Cho San." the unfortunate Iapa.
ncsa wife OF Plnkerton. L. s, navy.
Il most convincing one. She has a
charm and temperament. characters.
tic OF her race. which. combined with
her Oriental personality, gave TO her
performance a new and impressive
individuality.
Mime. Miura has delightfui 80.
prane voice and Interpreted her en-
tire role with fine musical and
artistic effect. Tier voice IL ono OF
"a fine quality. clear and firm. she
was received with the greatest en-
thusiasm. especially In the aria. "un
bel III vedremo"
Giuseppe Aeostini. tenor. was
heard as the naval officer. lie has
a voice OF excellent eaiibsr and good
range. Mario Nailo az sharplesE. the
4. :. consul. displayed delightful
tenor voice. Others IN the cast were
Anita ISllnova. contrai,o. an Sunuki.
Madam Hutterfly'~ servant; Alice
Homer an Kate Ptnkerton. Joseph
Tndlnco as Goro. tho marriage brok.
rr. Natalie CerNi. NanadoFo. sultor
for Che. cho- san. and pletro lie Hlasl
as the linnzr. cho. cho Sans uncle.
The matinee for this afternoon was
Martha" IN which Ailsa Josephine
Lucchese made her second appear
anea. with AgoNtlni. Miss kilnoxa.
Roger. cervl and TudsHco in the east.
This evening viii be the double bill
OF -cavalieria RuNtirana~ and t'Pag
iiaooi~ In the first Blanca saroya.
dramatic soprano. viii make her first
appearance ia Seattle.
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Dinners at Golf Club
This Ereninq

Among those entertaining az the
dinner dance al the Seattle Golf club
this evening are Mr.. and Mrs Cecil
Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis schwager.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Lear. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. HIATT. Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Rourke, Mr.. and Mrs II X.
Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcpsr-
mott. Mr. and Mrs William Bolcom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester J. Clarke. Mr..
Lewis Terrell and Mr.. Fred McKen-
xje.
A no host table includes Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l. Stesi. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Case. Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Shorts,
Mr.. and Mrs Claude PhIibrick. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy kinnear and Mr.. and
Nrs- Homer Macdonald.
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stopa nose running. relieves head.
ache, dullness. fcverishness. sneex.
ing.
"Pape's Cold Compound" II tho
quickest. sureat relief known. and
costs only few cents at drug stores.
II actg without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no quinine. Insist
upon pape'a Advertisement.
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Seattle
>JoCiet4
Tea Committee Announced
for Broddlcag Guilds
Tea Dance; Mrs. An
derson Plans Luncheon
at Sunset Club

sTuEE TEA COMMITTEE For THE
! tea dance the broadway guild OF
the Orthoredic hospital Is giving at
tho Hotel Washington. SATURDAY
afternoon. February IS. from until
o'clock. is announced as follows
Miss Dorothy Ewing. chairman.
viii be assisted by Mrs. John A.
Baillarrcon. Miss Marion Wiley.
Miss Catherine Collins. Miss HaEel
Mcmillan. Miss Alice Ives. Miss
Elspeth McEwan. Miss Anna Hoge
and Miss Janet Powell
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and Mr.. and Mrs. George Ryan. srs
working 10 make the affair a mem
orabie success. The proceeds will 70
toward tho clubhouse fund.
Alpha Auxiliary 4.
Alpha auxiliary viii hold a n
business meeting IN the old X
hall. Friday. February ~. AZ 7fs
y. m. Members. phase attend.
Street Car Men and Ladies
Auxiliary
The Street Car Men and I-adlesf
Auxiliary will give the second dance
Of a SERVES IN the old X. r. bali
First and PIKE. Friday evening, Feb
ruary "a. Public invited
Tho Yukon Order OF Pioneers win
give it's annual ball on Friday eve.
ming. February "a. at Knights e
Pyihias hall.
Gamma Phi Beta sorority Will g1No
"A large card party at the chaptef
house on Thursday afternoon. Fee
ruary 20. For reservations telephone
Miss Lurilne Brown. East 2sss.
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Dancing Parfn

A pretty dancing PARTY was given
Saturday evening by Mira John y.
bore at her homo. eomniimenting
Miss Esther pore and tho members
OF tho Mixnah club. The rooms were
beautifully decorated for the o..
casion. and supper was served from
n table centored with a basket Of
daffodlls and pink carnations.
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Tho Sunset HeIghtn Community
club will hold its big indoor circus
at the West Side Masonic hall on
Friday evening. February ~ The
committees in charge are developing
novelty surprises In the different
booths. there will be dancing. bridge
and straight whist tables. a crystal
gazing booth and indoor golf. The
officers OF the club. Mr.. s. r. Hills
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DAT ES
TO REMEMBER

"WEDNESDAY. FEBHTAEr e.
Dinner danes at the Seattle Golf
club.
THURSDAY. YEBRUAKY ga
Miss Ienors Blackwell % entertain
with an Informal tea compliment
ing Mira Leslie Richard Groves
THURSDAY. YTBRuARy 10
Miss Mary Bard to entertain with
an Informal dancing party.
DR.. and Mrs. A. VI. haewhinni~
will entertain with an evening Of
bridge.
Mrs Fred A. England 20 be host>a.
At bridge luncheon at homo.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY r.
Hid-season Assembly clubs ball In
Christsnssn's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Wilson's dinner
at hons for Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Baisbaugh EnRie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire ". Farnrvorth
20 entertain with a dinner at
home.
Club tea a. the women's University
club.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 49,
Broadway Guild Of the Orthop~flc
hospital to give card party and
tea dance at tho Hotel Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston ". sfed-
man tn entertain with reception
at inset club. honoring Mr.. Liv-
ingt0n -. stsaman. Jr.. and Mrs.
stedman.
Mrs Gordon shsw will entertain
with a tea at home from 2 until
o'clock.
Or. and Mrs. Z. c. Bates dinner at
Mr.. and Mr.. Wilbur seruby win
be hosts to their bridge club.
Mrs George w Kiinefeifer, Jr., 10
entertain with a tea from 4 until
8 o'clock. complimentary to her
house guest, Mrs. 81. A. Mitacher,
OF Coronado.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81
Dinner dance at the College club.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2s--
Naydi Gras bail At the Seattle Yacht
club.
Bridge tea at home Of Mrs. Alfred
Watson, with Mrs. w. p Holmes
and Mrs. Watson NJ hoztsgses.
DR.. and Mrs. Toriief Toriand to en-
tertain sith a dinner at the Yscht
club.
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Service at Tea Shop

Washington rark guild WIN he In
charge OF tho orthopedio tea shop
Thursday. with Mrs. Harry Coo
as hostess. assisted by Mrs. Clifford
Wiley. Mrs. George Neueli. Mrs. G.
n. Lewis. Mrs. William w. kcllogEs
Mrs. Cecil Dexter. Mrs. ellis Pro
vine and Miss Janet Powell.
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Instant relief Don't stay stuffed.
up. Quit blowing and snufflingl A
dose of Tapes Cold Compound" TAX.
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks any cold
right up.
The first dose opens clogged.up
nostrils and air passages Of head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-22
st. Cecilia Clubs
Du1re
Ilnllrc

Tho ST Cecilia club is holding
tho last Of It's series OF regular
dances In Knights % Columbus hail
on Friday evening.
A post.i.enten dlnner.dance u
planned By the club for April -. 70
he given at the Seattle Yacht club.
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Benefit Bridge Tea

Miss Marion Wiley Is entertaining
with 4 bridge tea for the benefit ~
the wellesley endowment fund at
her homo tomorrow afternoon Ten
tables win be In play with adj
ditioual guests coming Ia at the tea
hour.
The aiumnas Of Wellesley are
planning a series OF teas for the hcne-
n OF the endowment fund.
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Player Art Guild

Mrs. Robert Sandal will read The
Happy Prince" BY Oscar Wilde be-
fore an open meeting Of the Players
Ar guild Thursday evening at SIS
o'clock in the Bluo nariora 81 the
y. W, G. A. A musical Interpretation
for the reading wiil be furnished By
Miss EllaA Lehman
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Mrs. Jones Entertdins
With Small Tea

Compiimenting Mrs. Adcinhns
Fielding Mechanic. OF spokane. Miss
Leah buckingham. OF Milford. Conn.
quests In town. and Mrs Prescott,
Cakes. Mrs Charles +. Jones enter
tanned with a small tea at her home
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Archibald
q. Clark and Mrs Samuel Barnes
presided at the urns
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crntrnl flrelr. W. q. r. T.

A parior ms~tiag will he held
Thursday. February -. at , ., m.
az the home Of Mira. Alice ~ &. Nu'
gent. iais Orange Place. under tho
auspices Of Central circle OF tho
wotnrn'a Christian Temperance
Union. There will be a program. In.
Guiding addresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-22

Mothers. don't lie, colds get under.
way. AT the first cough or nniffle rub
Musfrrole on the throat and chest.
Mustsroie ~ a pure, white ONT
mrnt. made with oil 81 mustard. ~
draws out congestion. relieves sore
ness. does all the work OF the good
oid.fahhioned mustard plaster In a
gtntier way. without the blister.
Keep a jar handy for all emer-
geneiea. II may prevent pneumonia
in your home. So and Csc In jars and
tubes. hospital sixe. 81.
Better Than . Mustard Plaster
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West Seattle review. No. 81. W,
II. A.. Of the aaecab~~n. Will hold lta
regular meeting in Carpenters halt.
4ssi California ave. Thursday. Feb'
fuary "a. at =, ~.
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Green I.ake ". c. 7. u.

A Ecttogether dinner will 10 given
by the Green Lake W G. T, u. In
the Green Lake Congregational
church. corner woodiawn and lard,
Thursday. February Is, Ut $50 =. m
Members Of the w. G. 7. I. and
their families Invited.
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TIE ArchiNcts' Wives elub viii
meet next Thursday AZ .. IN. with
Mrs. David Myers. To2 nor~n ave.
Mrs. Lister Holmes will read a paper
on Sir CHRISTOPHER urcn.
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Thimblc Club
Entertained

Mrs. John Shurrctt was hostess on
Monday afternoon at her homo In
West Seattle. entertaining the mem
beers of the BeivIdere Thfrnbie club.
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Social service department. WON.
ans Century club. with Mrs. w, G.
Woodward. isi 18th ave. ~. Subject
''Our Responsibility 10 the Small
Town and Country Girl"
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American Legion Auxiliary. Post
No. 10. will hold it's next meeting on
Friday. February ~. In Veterans
hall. Armory. at .. m.
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Dinner at Home

With covers placed for twelve
xuests, Or. and Mrs. J. Edward Clark
entertained with dinner In their
apartment at tho Chelsea Sunday
evening.
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Informal Supper

with the memfsrs OF the lecture
committee OF tho women's tnivcr-
aty club as their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aivah Lemuel Carr entertained
with an Informal supper at their
home Sunday evening
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CLIRs ron THURSDAY


The Thursday Progress club VIII
meet Thursday. February -. Win
Mrs. 4. n. keteham. bTi0 18th ave.
n. H.. at 10 a. m.
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Invitations Issued
for Musicale

Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Fischer havo
fsted invitations for a musicale 20
- given at their home. 500 Olympic
Place, Tuesday evening. March the
tn.
The program win be given by the
6pArgur String QUARTET.
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song. This characteristic in not con.
fined 20 his songs In English b. any
means. It's is a gifted linEuiat and
hts French. German and Italian are
fiawleaa. Seats for tho general pub.
llc so on aaia "Wednesday.
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Seattle Circle NeiRhbors Of
Moodcrait
seattkr Circle. Neighbora 81 Wood.
craft. house warming ia new home
IN A. O. 4. w. hall. Seattle mem.
bera welcome.
Social and Charitable Club "ireja"
ladies' Social and Charitable club
''Frein." in ladies' patiora, SWEDISH
club. ? .. IN. Cards. Hosiessea.
hrs Peter Faik. Mrs n. J. Syquiet
aud Mrs. ililma Green.
Ravenna. esier W. &. +. u.
Bayenna. Yealar w. G. T. u,
musical tea AZ home Of Mrs Jensen.
ssoT y. both at.. .. M. Silver Of
fering.
sarosis Club
Art department. boroHis club. VIII
meet at Federated clubhouse. : .. m.
Totem Club
Totem eiuh. NeiEhbors OF Wood.
craft. at Y. W. &. A.. ~ : .. m. Ad,
dresses by Oliver r. Erickson and u.
w. Henderson.
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wv Knot club

The wy Knot club win hold It's
next meeting at the home Of Miss
Margaret Thompson. so09 nth ave-
". r.. Thursday. February -. Meni'
tsern urged to attend.
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As compliment % Mrs. Living.
Eson Boyd Stedman. Jr. Mrs. A. II.
Anderson win entertain with a lunch
con at the sunset club next Tuesday
Afternoon.
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Epiphany Guilds
Dinner

A chicken dinner win h- given Fri.
day evening by Epiphany guild At
the Church OF tho Epiphany in
Denny blaine park a, ais o'clock.
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MAN MAKES
DISCOVERY

lie looked ~ her and caught his
breath. lie had never seen her look
ing quite 10 lovely before. Suddenly
he knew nhe was the most desirable
being IN the world. but all he said
was. '.Ye Gads. Jane. you look stun.
ming. lan't that a new dreas7"
Jane smiled happily M she Kaid 10
herself; How glad I am he likes
this new iaffcta dress I bought TO.
day 81 chsrrv's Reduction Sale At
sp7 Riaiso Bldg. on End ave, be.
tween Madison and Spring s,.. ever
tic piK'n whistle. That's the first
limo he ever noticed my clothes. I
wouldn't have missed knowing about
chsrry's for anything. did no,
have 20 make firrt payment for 30
days. aud viii finish paying for II
when convenient. .--Adverfiecmen,.
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Chapter 40. Z. Z. o.

Chapter 40. l.. y. O. with Miss
Lulu Fairbanks. 1914 y. John st.. At
y. m. Reciprocity night
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I0s
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

Tho incest eathartie.issativ. In
the world TO phyaie your liver and
bowels when you have Dizzy Head.
ache, Colds. Piiiousness. Indigestion.
or Upset. Acid Stomach in candy.
like ''cascaretn" one or two To.
night will empty your bowels com.
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Trustees 81 Seattle fesAraiion 81
Women'a clubs. al Federated club
houhe. 1880 A. IN.
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III you value your watch. let Haynes
repair H. Next Liberty theatre. ADV.
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Ballard W. c. T. q. will meet with
Mrs. Nsva sherer. 1927 W. 62nd IT..
Friday. February 20. at p. m. Mis-.
sion and Foreign Fields will be the
subject OF the program. Mrs. Lilly
Manning. chairman.
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Tlne Masaue and Dagger Dramatic
club ~ tho Young Ladies institute
viii present lta nsw play. -Tnmmy'n
Wife" comedy In three acts. ~
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The regular mertinK of The Tori.
son Thygenen auxiliary No. ?. L. y.
W. ". will be held Thursday. Feb
ruafy -. To tho Armory at y m.
The birthdays of Mckinley. Lincoln
and Washington viii be observed.
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A rnasaus han viii be given by the
aocsai club ~ Elite Rehshah lodge.
Thursday. February ss. al ssosis
Jackson 81. AZ . =. IN. Good music
and priNeA.
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AItruist.e Club

rythian Sisters AitruiHtic club,
with Mrs. Grace Redman. 4t5T tsth
ave. 4. w. ailday meeting.
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Graded Union Of Sunday School
Teaehers

Tho Graded Union OF Sunday
School Teachers Will meet February
"a. at $50. In the y, W. G. A. audi.
torium. Mrs. A. w. Bowman viii
lead the Bible study, covering the
2eth chapter of ~. Matthew. Miss
Clara u. Hunt will show how 20 u.
luntrata n story by the use Of the
sand table. after which an Easter
story Will be told hy Mrs. J. s.. Da.
wilson. The last half hour will be
spent in discussing and arranging
plans for chiidfen'a week.
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pleteiy by morning. and you wfl
feel splendid. They work white
you sleep" cagcarets never stir you
up or Rripe like Salts. pills. Cain
mel. or OIL and they cost only ten
cents a Dor. Children love Cas-
carets Advertisement
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rAwtnn circle viii serve a home.
cooked dinner at tho city halt.
Ballard. Thursday. February 81.
from ii.so to /.
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Seattle Review No. 2. ". II. A. Of
the Maccabeea. viii meet Thursday
at .. m. In A. o. Y. W. hall.
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Marie j. Warren. ut the regular
monthly social meeting Of Quven
Council No 90. on Thursday evening.
February "a, at X. Of G. hall at 3
.. m. All members nre urged TO
como for n most enjoyable evening.
nefroshnrnta Will be served later.
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.. m, with Mrs. J.. o Wborf. High.
land drive. Take West Queen Anne
car
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|Rheum atiSm

Utssu pt une VINO Gad u
In the year Of 1879 I was attacked
by Muscular and Sub Acute Rheuma.
tisfn. suffered IS only those who
are thus afflicted know for over three
years l tried remedy after remedy
but such relief as I obtained was only
temporary. Finally. | found treat.
ment that cured me completely and
such a pitiful condition has never re-
turned. I have given ~ TO number
who we're terribly afflicted. even bed =.
ridden. some OF them seventy TO
eighty years old. and the results were
he same as IN nv own cas~
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
King County Hospital Club

This King County Hospital club
will meet Friday. February -, az ]
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Miss Daniels

MtSS Daniels
Dinner Hostess
Miss Cymbra Daniels Is entertain
Ing with a dinner OF 1. covers at
her home Saturday evening.
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The regular monthly meeting 81
the Seattle bay Nursery association
viii be held AZ 502 Broadway. Thurs.
day. February 20. at 1890 .. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
MISS MAUD warner
/ KILLED WHEN MOTOR
CAR STRIKES WAGON
Two Others. Mrs. Philip Bryan
and Mrs. R. N. Michaels,
Badly Injured.
ACCIDENT NEAR EAST0N

Easton, Md. Sept. 26--Miss Maud
Warner, 90 years old. OF near Easton.
was instantly killed. and Mrs. Philip
Bryan and Mrs. II. n. Michaels OF
st. Michaele were severely injured,
when an automobile In which thcy
were riding collided with n wagon on
Trappe road, two miles north OF here,
late yesterday afternoon. The machine
crashed into the other vehicle with
such force that IL was thrown over
In a field and was wrecked almost be-
yond recognition.
Miss Warner. who Is a sister OF
Theodore Warner OF Wilmington. was
hurled from the machine against the
road and the wheels passed over her
head She was hurried to the Emerg
ency Hospital. but death had occurred
almost instantly. Mrs. Bryan was
severely bruised and Mrs. Michaels
had been lacerated about the head
Both were treated at the hospital.
Miss Warner was n nurse In training
at the Emergency Hospital in Easton
She was enroute for visit to hei
mother when the accident occurred
Besides her mother, Mrs. A. T. War
ner. she is survived by three brother,
and three sisters, Theodore OF VII
mington. James a. and A. T. Warner
of near Easton. Helen Warner OF neal
Easton. Mrs. j. II. Battles of Soutl
Carolina and Mrs. John w. Kerr o
CrossburE. Md. The funeral will b,
held Wednesday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-26
uEAvy PENALTY ON
ALBERT M'GOvERN
FOR LIQUOR SALE
Alleged to Have Been Bartender
at Maurice n. Jacoby's
Place.
JAC0BY CASE CONTINUED

Pleading guilty 10 the charge " SELL
Ing Intoxicating liquor. when arraigned
In Municipal Court this morning. AL
bert McGovcrn was fined 500 and
costs and given n prison sentence OF
% days. Judge Daniel O. Hastings.
prior to imposing sentence. stated that
lnasmuch as McGovern had been en-
ployed as bartender for another per-
son. some lenicncy would be shown.
by city detectives who raided the store
~ ao+ East Fourth street. alleged to
be maintained by Maurice II. Jacohy.
Later Jacohy was taken into custody
and n charge of violating the state
liquor law registered against him. ON
the strength of plea by James Hand
Ter, attorney for both men. that Jacohy
WAS Ill. Judge Hastings continued the
latter case until tomorrow. Jacohy was
requested by the court 10 furnish
expert testimony relative 10 his pres
ent physical condition.
ON the stand during the trial. Jacohy
testified that he was responsible for
secret panel built in the wall under
window in tho saloon. to which at
tention had been called. 4 search OF
the sccrct compartment. detectives say
revealed much wet goods containing
alcohol above the prescribed percen'
tage, IL snid. Judge Hastings ompha'
sized the seriousness OF the ofrense be
cause OF this unusual violation.