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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
.s1ON1NGTON

! "Wednesday evening at Kaoouc S.te D. S-Na. the fire alarm was rung in from SI9ox il2f, Charles Main, who fs acting E fire chief, sounded it, and soon the -gwersl ef the fire companies was well ,sunder way, as ithesb barn owned by R. NJ. ssDelesrzuge, a wooden structure, was ipI >.!7ames ~"s.
 lss The barn gisa situated on the lot M=. SOelsgTange has just sold and situated xon. Elm street. How the, fire started ,isi ,slind1nown,. This is situated, in the thick kly settled part of the borough. The <roof and one end of the building burn sNed - Lawrence' Joseph had space in the send that ,bu=ped, fee his. new Ford tour Ssirlss. car. This was destroyed by the wire "; rg..-. ... .-... a. .Haa .ssere bean. 8 strong wind blow insx4t iss .belsTeA that some of the A.dWslHng houses, in this section would aklsEY, caught fire. v. -.s.,... e1.
 ~ M9pySaad j. Airs. '. R. EldersSsn and daughter, Mss Florence EEderkin, of New London, spent Thanksgiving with s:,I9p,2saHn sI9Gp 2san9; S MEs, Frank. Names and fam ~ssF Everett James Of CIR street return ed, Wednesday from trip to New York. SAss H?ss a. visitor: in New. Haven Thurs
 1t, the next meeting of the stonirst on kffSfes club witch swilT De held Tuesday EatbSss ltisrdry{ G11bert NFcClurg will dd- T1fess 'tNe members, his subject being An NHr3sh' Idol F',>
 Mystic and stonInston markets report That >Nthete were more chickens and egses9 sold at both these places than shas been noted for many years. About 70 per cent of the people at both Stou- lngtoR and Mystic purchased these owl
 - ,a 4N. -ks compared with other years. Chick ;s,sns and geese seemed to be the favor sHes. The farmers around here state They disposed of a great number of shese feathered. birds for Thanksgiving ,SS.One man brought in 70 birds, which he k1isposed of.. between Stonington and sSdystc and other producers repor;
 nany birds were ordered
 James H. Walsh, the newly sppointet ,.patrolman, was on his beat Thursday savening, it being his first IriU on duty tIs night patrolman.
 n, p The Mems club of Stonington, Whicl stas been dormant, so far as activity j! concerned is once more to be revived Next Thursday evening the rnensDerI Nare ts get together and reorgafize ant map 'seit a program for the winter.
 There is at present a small funt [, 4Avatlaible from last season The organ
 izat.on is, planning to enlarge its scop, so, as to include the women However s1tts, name win have to be broadenedS ou Fl little. and made to read 7"Afen 2 an; sSsy6nen's 'clubS f the ladies are to b 7nciuded '-S >'-'' >' r''''
 MT, and Mrs. Allan J. Morrison, wh ehave resided here, have moved to Gro &on. MT. Morrison has secured employ Spent with the Ship, and Engine G rplaht %there.
 .H Mrs and Mrs. Eugene Atwood Q Eh1rch' street entertained over the hoi Hday as guests, Mrs. F. Q. Hartrnsar Q sbanNG9te; Pa, and Eugene Hartmanl
 0t Boston. 3~
 sJafnes Harvey ifs enjoying trip { -he sunny south and Is now visiting d tAsdden, Delaware; .r-- '.~s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
WESTERLY

The Westerly Fire department re- Bponded Thursday to N call from the Tost road where 8 fire had started on the. roof of the house recently purchased by ". Ward Sherman of Westerly. MT. Sherman was burning old papers and rubbish In the furnace and the sparks came out of the chimney and on the roof causing considerable damage. This fire started St about Il o'clock, ,....
 At about !l2.15 an alarm was sent in for brush ire on the Shore road on ,'property. owned by Mrs. M. s. Damerel end adjoining tho Winnapaug golf links. Several acres of small wood and brush was burned over. The fire was confn- i'd so that no damage resulted to any of ''the surrounding buildings.
 Byron Lewis of New Haven spent Thanksgiving at tho home of his father i on the West Side. - f..
 visiting at the home of pr. and Mrs. enpe. .s..
 Miss Elizabeth Farrell, R. N., of North HStonington, visited at her home on West ,. Broad street over Thanksgiving.
 Ss At Q nuptial high mass celebrated on .ThuEsday morning by Rev.. Henry Bru- mo of the Church of the Immaculate Conception on High street, Miss Joso- %phine Albamonti became the bride of Drank .LaPera of this town. The bride twas attended by Mrs Frank Iaccano as ,bridesmaid and the maids of honor were the Misses Minnie Sculco, Rose ,Sculoc and Rcse and Santa Ter-anovu. Douin- tick Albamonti acted as best man. 4 re- ception was held for the newly married couple. at the. town hall on Broad street From 8 to g o'clock.
 gg The out of town guests were Mir. and sASrs. Joseph. Montalto of Youkcrs. N. .lY, Alphonse Valenti and wife of New S.!SorR city, Mr. and Mrs. John Montalto
 of New York and Mir and Mrs. Joseph
 Arnone of Bradford, R. L After the re-
 ception-. Mir. and Mrs. LaPera left for
 wedding trip through New York state
 The Westerly High School football Y. Ieam defeated the Stonington High team
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01

Thursday morning at Riverside park by a score of 21-6. There were about fifteen hundred people who witnessed the game and great interest was shown as there is considerable rivalry between the two teams. The lineup YVES as follows:
 Westerly-Bookataub le, L. Smith. It, Barber ig, Mark c, W. Smith rg, Carr It. Turco re. Bamford gb, Mitchell hb, Stenhouse rhb, Meikle fb.
 Stonington- n-BaIlestracci re, Morgan Tt, Duke rg. Nichols c, Milby lg, Coffee It, Caswell le, Pescatello qb, Barrett rhb, EueN lhb, Eoelb fh.
 Gov. San sOuci has appointed Dr, N. Fl. Scanlon Of Westerly a member of the Charitable and Penal institution to fill the unexpired term of Dr. Briggs, of Ashaway.
 Dr. NJ. H Scanlon was the two-minute speaker at the Central theatre Thursday evening on the Red Cross drive. A col lection was taken at all the theatres.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01

streets of my capital, and show my self to the populace."
 You'd better stick around the pal ace today, Your Majesty" replied the grand keeper of the royal golf togs. There's movie star in town and some of your loyal subjects might not know you were out Kansas City Star.
 You say that this man has a grudge against you ?'' demanded the judge
 Yes, your honor" replied Bill, the BegTar. When I was blind he useta steal the pennies from my cup, and when l was a cripple he'd run down the street with. my box of pencils"
 Anything else 9"
 ''Yes, your honor. Once when I was deaf and dumb he shot off a firecrac. ker underneath me. American Le. zion Weekly.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
HEBRON

Mir. and Mrs Charles Worswiciz Of Manchester were Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Raymond.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Btssell of East Hampton were Sunday guests, of ". O. Seyms.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Raymond and Mir. and Mrs Charles Worswick visited Mir RaymondS sister, Mrs. George Kibbe, iu New Britain Sunday
 Mrs. Etta NJ. Bissell is ng her son Frank Bissell and Mrs. Blssell in East Hampton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Hiding. Miss Vic. toria Hiding. s. A. Hiding and R. F Porter were in Wfllimanttc Monday.
 Mrs E. T. Smith, who has been spend ing several weeks with her daughter Mrs Henry GiIiertt. in Pennsylvania, re turned home Thursday.
 Benjamin DingweIl. a lifelong resident of Hebron died at the Memorial hospita Tuesday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01
KALEIDOSCOPE

Iron will not rust in water free from air.
 The average weight of cork is fff- teen pounds a cubic foot.
 France forbids the publishing Of the details. of a divorce case.
 New York city has more than 5000 printing and publishing establish ments.
 Washington CD. O. has a plot 1,50O feet long devoted to the growing of rare roses.
 4 new process has been perfected
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01

Hartford, Fred Clarke and R. H. Piper of Boston, and David Clarke of the Moses Brown school, Providence.
 Miss Mabel McBroorne has returned from weeks visit with her sister in New Britain.
 Paul Geist and his son Paul Jr., were in North Stonington Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Daniel Gray.
 Dr. Hugh Camppen will be at the Red Cross room today (F1Nday, to con-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01

He talked about the things he'd do, In such cock-Sure way That we all listened eagerly
 To hear what he would say, He was determined, so he said, To win both wealth and fame; He'd build himself fortune, and He'd make himself a name. But now he's getting on in years, And where is he today? He isn't famous, and he gets Quite ordinary pay. He's proved again the old-tine rule So simple and so true It's what you do that counts, not what You say you're going to do!
 Someryille Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

Tie Andrew Smith ranch. which
has frontage OF 40 feet on the
railroad near Wennichce. has been
purchased by the Wenatchee Brick
ana Tile Co. whose plant adjoinH Tho
ranch. Purchase price vas $4,000.
Contracts have been let for extern
~ive Improvement ~ori on the pub
Tic parks NJ Aberdeen. according 20
dispatch. ltonda have been cleared
thru the Eighth st. park. and the
now contracts include building of
several ornamental bridges IN the
park.
To replace the present Washing
ton hotel. a new five story hotel is
planned by an organization ~ Abr.
deem business men. who have incor-
porated FOR the purpose Of financing
the proposition.
business men OF E.ilcnsburR hav.
pledged unanimous support Of the
1889 Eilensburg baseball club. which
has a franchise In the Klttitaa coun.
~ iesgue.
Found guilty OF keeping liquor
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HUNDREDS Of
DOLLARS JUST
THROWN AWAY
Seattle Woman Suffered From
Stomach Trouble for Fiji
teen Years-Is Now Pic
ture of Health.

II Just feel and look iIfe a 80 80
fsreni person from what ! did when
began taking Tanlac." said Mrs.
Lillian Turner. 4st Twenty sixth
North. Seattle. Wash.
Il suffered from my stomach and
other troubles for fifteen years and
spent hundreds ~ dollars without
getting any relief ! couldn't even
drink milk or eat anything scarcely
without Il soured and caused me
hours OF misery. couldn't Ee,
much sleep and Eel, urcd and worn
out all the time.
Il, is almost beyond belief the
way Tanlae tencfitted me. I am
just tho picture Of health now and
All my friends marvel AZ the won
dcrful change In my appearance"
Tanlac Ia soid IN Seattle at Bar
tells drug stores and by leading
drugges everywhere. - Advertise.
mont.
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Family Fights
Engagement of
Baby Heiress

CHICAGO. March s--bowicr and
Murici Mccormick today attempted
10 diHFunde their sistsr. Naihllae
from her announced Intention 81
marrying Max oser. BNias liver
stable proprietor.
Tho brother and sister raw Ma
thildo AZ the home ~ Cyrus McCor.
mick. chairman OF tie board Of the
international Harvester company
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with whom Harold v. Mccormick IA,
been making his home since his VII,
daughter Of John -. Rockefeller. "A
tanned u divorce.
The visit by Muriei and Fowler
believed ~ be- IN accordance win
plan 81 tho Rockefeller branch
tho family 10 win Mathllde away IN
nrr kwifn fance. While publiej.,
irving his consent 70 tho proposed
marriage. Harold Mccormick aiao
was reported 70 b. In on tho seherns
10 separate Mathilde and Oner.
u ia the hope Of Muricl and Pov.
Ter 20 induce Mafhiide 10 stay In
America FOR five years before return.
INK 70 Switzerland 10 marry. Tbey
believe " rho stays here that Ion,
she will have no desire 90 return a
Zurich. whore ebc made her home 10,
eight years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06

s1AfNrs fFINiffh
i.ss fuel In proportion 10 his weight
than an ordinary man. The fgt on
his body represents dead weight The
actual amount Of muscle that he has
may be no more. and often,imc- II
less than that OF another man who
does not weigh 30 much.
Exercise becomes ieaS and lers n
habit With men as they grow older.
but the habit Of eating abundantly is
not duiied ia proportion.
They keep up the eating habits
forfn~i In more active years. with
the result that they steadily take into
their bodies more fuel than the bodice
can burn Up. and they gradually In
crease ~ weight.
Too much fat often lays the foun.
dstlon for troubles with hear, and
kidneys, and fat men are often pre-.
disposed 10 Foui.
Foods very high In fuel value. such
"a fats and dishes containing fat IN
large Quantities. should be religiouhly
avoided. Bulky foods 81 low food
value should ~ substituted 10 satisfy
the eager appetite.
Clear soups should taxi the place
OF cream soupa. butter and cream
must be almost eliminated. sugar
ought 10 b. used spsrinEiy. and
candy avoided.
Green vegetables OF an kinds. raw
or plainly cooked. ms cabbage. celery.
lettuce. spinach. asparagus. cauh.
flower. can be eaten freely.
Bread. cereals. potatoes and such
N'archy foods should BE- taken IN
small quantities. and can often Be
omitted.
Fresh fruits, should frequently be
substituted for puddinEs. cakes and
pies. Lean meats. cooked simply.
10y b, used freely " green veEcta.
bles are also Included.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
Afternoon Musicale

The Queen Anne Fortnightiy club
> and the presidents Of the Federated
clubs win be the guests OF the Queen
Anne Study club. at the home OF s:rs
Paul Lowering. ais Fourth ave ~.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. when
the following program viii be pre-
scented: sa. 9
Piero-- S@ 1890
.'Ftrrt Rhapsody in D Mizor'' Rrshnss
~ccturne ...---.sr.sss... Cesar tut
walter Morgan e@ ea
yorai~- 90 q
'oh. for a Breath o. the Moorianis-. .
.......s.........- Beniamin Whstiey
MrA J. u. zwsrenz %
E<xdiuE--
at the Foot o, the Bainbovs ....
.ss.+s..s-ssssFs Myrtle Roberts
Miss Dorothy Deadea suoudsn a.
ri1iln--- 81
<f8sAIfFE rtffN tarakAts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06

Mr.. and Mira Frank y. Burns and
Mrs burns Updegnfr left thia morn
ing for San Francisco.
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank a. Itoddie and
their daughter. Mary. are registered
at the Hotel Huntington. Ina raAa.
dena.
Mr.. and Mrs n. J.. McAiiaster.
who have been wintering IN caiifor.
mia. are expected home early In April.
Mr.. p. 9. tombstone left Sunday
for a short business trip 20 ketehi.
Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !, Thomas
have removed 10 s7iG Franklin ave.
Mr.. Herbert A. rarr. who spent
yesterday In town. guest al ths Ito
tel Washington, left today for hlf
home in San Francisco.
Mr.. stuart Tnompkins returned
yesterday from ten days business
trip 10 ST. Louis.
Mrs. " A. Mitscher. who has been
the guest OF MIR and Mrs. George W
klinefsitcr. ir, for several weeks
will leave ia a few days for her
home.
Mr. and AIRS. Robert Graham ar.
rived In tho city Saturday from an en-
tended trip IN tho East. and are
guests az The Hotel Sorrento.
Mr.. J. Bepdan Brady. OF San
Francisco. was guest AT the Hotel
Washington over the week end.
Misa Kathleen Gaffney left Sun.
day for Tacoma. where shs will ' lnlt
friends FOR ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceorr. IN. Terrell
and daughter. Elizabeth. VIII rvturn
This week from short stay IN Cali
tornia-
Mrs. Anoe T. Renick has removed
from the wintonla TO the Lenawee
apartments
Mrs. Ivan Talbot In IN Yakima.
called thefo hy tho illness Of her
mother.
Mr.. Hugh chlil~rr and baby
daughter have removed from the
swedish hospital 10 their home.
Miss Emily S~t;icton. who was IN.
guest last WEEK O, Miss Jane: Powell.
has returned to her homo In Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06

With Intent 10 seil or otherwise die.
pose Of tho same. IN violation Of a
city ordinance. y. W. Waller md a .
=. Fooie. who conduct a pool room
and volt drink establishment AZ Ray.
tnond. were fined 5000 each and costs
In city court Both gave notice Of
appeal
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Interesting Program
ARRANGED 20

An interesting musical program
has been arranged BY the Ladies'
Grotto club for it's open meeting
"wednesday afternoon, at etbe Fed
Grated club house. 232 Harvard
ave. N. @Ga
Following are the numbers
.'Cds 20 Mount oiympus'' ........
.........-... James Hamilton Howe
Symphs and FsNns Chasing Butter
flies" from Olympic suiteD ......e9
............. James Hamilton Howe
James Hamilton Howe
voiee--
zone Pine Day (''Hsdam Buttersy-)
+s.ss .sssstss ~. sssss-.... PuHcinf
stsomcwhere = Voice Is Calling Tate
Aria. Jewel Song" (Faustj .. .GOunod
niss Minnie Larsen
piano--
wedding OF olaya and Grobo". ....
.-...s....... James Hamilton Howe
The Last OF the Oiympians" ANN.
....s.s..-... James Hamilton Howe
~By Ripping Waters Of Queets". ....
......es......J james Hamilton Howe
Grom the Olympic suits)
Mr.. Howe
Voice
waltz from opera "John Thona~-).
stsss.sssss s..Issssssssss German
@iAttio Cray Home In tho West" Hohr
Miss Larsen
James Hamilton Howe, Reeompanist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
Former Seattle
Man Murries

Mr. Tracy Fairchild. OF Bend. Ore.
formerly OF Seattle. was married on
THURSDAY. Marrh = TO Mrs. Edith ~
ties StapIetou. daughter OF Judge rs
tes. at the home OF the bride. In
Bend So
MIR. and Mrs. Fairchild arc In Cali.
fornia on their wedding trip. and on
their return win reside In Eend. g q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
CLUBS ron TUESDAY
Queen Anne Circle Child Conserva
O tiou League

Mrs. Arthur Joachims win enter
tain the Queen Anne Circle % the
child Conservation league az her
home. SIS McGraw st. Tuesday.
March :. at i:30 p. M Mrs. Gordon
Jenkins viii give an interesting and
instructive talk on ssEugenics
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Mr.. Hans Weds

Cards announcing the marriage OF
Miss Bess Lucille Allen. Wichita Kan.
70 Mr.. Richard Eldrcd lays have
Just been received in the city. The
wedding took place In Wichita, Tues
day. February IS.
Mr.. Hays and his bride win arrive
In Seattle about March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
CentraI MI..ien study Club

Thr Central Mission study club Of
tho Y. W. G. A. will holds is next
meeting on Friday morning o., 10
O'Clock IN the Association Bible
room. The lesaon viii h~ chapter 6
10 Tho textbook; The Kingdom OF
tho Nations"
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Tea Compliments
Mrs. Stickneu

With Mrs. c. l.. suciney as the
honor guest. Mrs. Laurence Gray en-
tertalned with an informal tea at her
apartment In Adrian Court. Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Henry Wi5ter
dispensed hospitality At the tea table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
Auriilsrir- Of American Inxien

Tho auxiliariez Of the American
Legion will hold a reception a, the
Y. w. G. A. Tuesday. March :. FROM
. uniil { o'clock. honoring the state
president. Mrs SceisY. Members
urged 10 be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06

NThiNt sSfs"' from thN IrbF~i'
eru' Insurance company for the
death OF her husband. John u.
Young. who ios, his life when the
steamship Princess Sophia sank near
Juneau. ocioe~r Is. 1919. Anna
Katherine Young hrouEh, Suii Mon
day before Superior Judge Everett
Smlih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
Seattle
JoCiety
Bridge Luncheon WW
Complement Visito =
From Manila; Dinner
TO Celebrate AnniUer-
sary.

HoSoRfNG Mrs. J. w. Cairns OF
Ii Manila. who Is tho guest 81 her
hrothcr.in.iaw and sister. Col. W, T.
fatten and AtrsL rattcn. Mrs. George
W. Soliday win entertain with a
bridge luncheon az her home. S1Sa
High Lane. Tuesday afternoon.
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seward PIT. A.

Prof. Stevenson Smith win speak
on Child Psychology" at tho meet.
ing Of tho Seward Parent Teacher
association THURSDAY. March ?. Ills
talk viii begin at 40 q. m. Mrs.
Francis schauble will sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
LINTON Franchise

nr. Marcel DAILY will givr one Of
hts lectures on French Authorv- be.
fore tho meeting 81 LT'nlan Fran.
caiec. Saturday evening. March n. NJ
S o'clock All interested arc invited
10 attend.
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A ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Signal Corps Auxiliary

Signal Corps Auxiliary. members
and friends win meet at home OF
Mr.. and Mira II J. Reekic. siss
Rainier ave- "wednesday evening.
March :. Dancing and cards follow.
ing business meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06

Laurel scampasNo' Szss pr. yM. A..
will entertain swithalts rionthly card
pariyo in Swedish club, haii. eighth
ave. and olivcsst. thursday. March 5.
Members and friends. invited. =
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Anniversary Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde I.eroy Morris
viii entertain with an informal wed.
ding anniversary dinner at their
home Saturday evening. followed by
bridge.
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Sunset Heights Literary. oelub viii
meet cons Tuesday, March. {. y at eth.
home 81 Mrs. Louie Miller 1890 wal.
linEfosds ave. ~: Roli!eaii:s important
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Office Hours for
Candidate Latest

Clare $. Colegrove. Seattle restati.
rant owner and counoilmanic candi.
date, has Instituted n new wrinkle
In politics. lie has announced Of
flee hours for talking over the race.
He declared that he can be seen
daily from II a. m. 10 noon and
from s 70 p. m. in his office in the
Northold Inn. ia University at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06
La Bohen,e Club

Mrs. Claiming rrichard will enter.
tain the la Boheme Music club az
her homo. ass Ninth ave. n. T.. Fri.
day afternoon. March 10.
This program follows:
seprano--
"a Rain .:..... ..... p..,i cu,r..
Oh lilo. the Piper. tees' Na'' ~
Mrs. Harry Cone
t&l THE Temple Heti~
tol less Than the Dust. ..........
tef ~kashralri Sops ......s...ss...
td} TIL wake :. ..........s.....
...........lAmy Moodferds findeu
Mira Homer II. stsyensoa
Gsrrsno--
'sl -Yuss Yang.
Lantefns ....
Mrs Esnies fnErahsm
sal s'C'orn-. for IT'S June .........
90 "A Wild. Wild Ross. -........
...............s.-p Dorothy forster
Mira Harry Cone
Trio--.-Sweet O. the Year. ............
.................. Mary Turner SAiter
M~sdanes ingrahA1n. Gore. stevenson
Soprano
tsp ia IL oriy = Tray card-r-.....
........ ........-..- Haydn Wood
th) Love Me- ........... Noss OTNeiit
Mrs. Eaniee tngFahAm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06

Tnlvrrrlty W G. r O. WI %
serye Union signal" day. Tuesday,
March :. az p. m. IN the Maiioy
gymnasium. Ten reasons for taking
the paper viii be demonstrated. Mira
Elizabeth Dahl will give a recitation.
Where plf You Get That fnforyna.
tionY~ Everyone welcome.
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- KEEP WELL
EXERCISE

II ~ " that con
slant. persistent
exercise ofte n
proves futile In
reducing fat PEG
pier IL IN be.
cause such ener.
eise serves TO In.
crease their nP
petitra and 10
make them eat
all the more
a tat man. Of
fyffr~N FrUmir....
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Informal BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. foS. ir.,
are entertaining with an informal
bridge az their home Friday evening.
March II.
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yassar rund cemmIllo,


vasasr endowment fund commit,
tee AZ !. w. G. A. az 1870 r. m.
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Seaitlr Lodge No. z

The business meeting Of Seattle
Lodge No. Z. Degree OF Honor Pro
tectiso association. Mrs. Mary veaie,
president. will be called to order
Tuesday. March 7. promptly at 8 y.
m. Business Of Importance viii be
transacted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-06

SIXTY APPLICANTS Tor na,srzi
ization were being heard Afonday
BY superior Judge Boyd J. Taliman.
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Lincoln Circle Child Conservation
Iraeu~

Lincoln circle. Of the child con.er.
walton league. viii meet Mt the home
Of Mrs T. @. Moore. stse DcnsTnor~
ave. Tuesday. March 7. al 20 .. IN.
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Informal Sumner

An informal supper with Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Leroy Eicher as hosts
was given by them at their home
Sunday evening. oo o.