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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07
State Teachers College Notes

Mis- Dorothy Reeve, --slce :HYsss aent;
Miss Norma }2sii vice.
president; z Miss - GreSrenccss Faust,
treasurer and Mis- q .sstishe fAoHette
sssssetarys The ~ assest $Hege or
\ agzation, wha a kN the
,ay 4ents of thy CO shose living
lnfsahe 9di5rh5t 49, as tncse
.Easiding in Ghs6 t,,f ,lsfty'
K2s also held itssa {: s.s5sas at
Which Miss KndXwM = ssssssssSs S
.idSa1t Miss MatH &c 4 tsss;s.s t sacc
s .prs5i hi, and Brad
'f6fds secretary sF trcas urer; The
district chairmen wf6 meet Wfth"ssde
officers named above ar,; Nis::SS LII
liam sHegdahl, Lydia Berentte4f,t NIy4-
tie Kobe, Hazel Lobb, t'Ior2nfc
Bagley, Nellie Carr, Sw;.nhiid Hukqey
Marien Gilman, Ottena Stay, Laura
Halvorson, Hazel Berg, Grace Mug
ent and GladyssHoar, ste ~
Mrs. Mary T. W:z!,;n, Ii, WIT tyr
the past four SCARS hI' h-'t,Ih -
gagged in Salvation Army work, 49,
dressed the students df the Tfaehera
college Friday morning. In this sd
dress she explained the nature OF the
services carried on by the Salvation
Army, and :mads az appeal ftr~ fin
ances to aid H. ;h& work Of, the
Salvation tArsfy. Mrs. .,W,;54!man
states. that, I'''the !SalVltnH Araiy is
social INSURANCE for a city" "'. =.
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':MAsoutRApf PARTY

Misses Caroline aA1drich and Ce-
celia La Count entertained a. of
their friends at a unique n1asquer-
ade Halloween party Saturday eve
ming, at the home, of Mr.. and Mrs.
E.. j.. A1drcih, 1908 Morris avenue.
The guests arrived at 1880 o'clock
wearing, masks and costumes which
represented various characters. The
rooms. were decorated with pine
boughs, autumn leaves and pumpkin
Jack O. Lanterns. Black Cats and
witches with orange and black crepe
paper ribbons adorned the window
draperies, while streamers in the
Halloween colors hung from the
ceilings and corners of the rooms,
those in the dining: room centering
at the electric light bulb over the
dining table. The piano and grapha-
phone furnished music for dancing
and games We're enjoyed by the
young people. A bountiful lap lunch
con vas served at IL O'clock; five
little girls dressed in appropriate
Halloween caps and costumes, act
ing as mattresses.
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FAREWELL DANCE

s Mesdames Ed EricksonHand John
Bergfund entertained about 50
guests at farewell dance at the
home bf Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Berg
sven in the Fourth wdra Saturday
evening; November 4. A dainty lunch
was served at midnight and dancing
continued until early, dawn, All re-
ported a very enjoyable party.
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METHODIST AID DIVISION
HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

The dining Room division Of the
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist church
Mrs. Dick Van Arnam chairman and
also the members Of the other div
isions will be entertained by Mrs,
C. J. Winter at her home, 1104' Doud
avenue, Wednesday afternoon at
2:s0 o'clock and it is urged that
there. be large attendance. The
members Of the dining. room divis-
ion are requested by the chairman to
turn in all finished work at that
time.
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DEGREE OF HONOR GIVING
HALLoWEENsPARTY TONIGHT

Tonight at the X. c. Hall will be
held the Halloween party planned
by the Degree of Honor for their
members, the members Of the A. @.
U. W. their husbands and wives and
invited guests. Plans are being made
for a very enjoyable event and a
large attendance is looked for.
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opportdnity fof ssieesion.

ssThere are a remarkably large num-
Der Of issues row before the people" q.
.sThe situation has its advantages"
replied Senator Sorghum. whenever
you find you are getting the worst Of
an argument you can change the sub
ject."
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>. This Sweet Child. amt. Really got
No Bizness in these here Pest Pic
lures, for he's only a. Gay College
Boy home for the Vacation, but Still
the New Line: Of Campus Slang and
his. Giddy Gabble tf Frdts and Proms
and Shifters ana Flappers and STUDIES
does become Rather q Bore before.
October.
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,. Feeding alfalfa to hogs is compar-
atiyeIy new. 4 new thing can be IN
jured by its over-zealous friends %
wen as by It's foes. "Ez.% =. >-'.~
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HOSPITAL AUXILIARY HOLDS -,
VERY. INTERE ESTIN MEETING

An interesting melting Of The Hos
pital Auxiliary was held yesterday
afternoon, but owing to the inclem,
ent weather there 4s@aA Only =, fair
ATTENDANCE. The HconltitptioHs and
bylaws prepared ad read thase ON
mittee were adopte gAnSexecudve
board was elected, to consist of the
present officers and three other men,
ibe1r.s, Mesdames MillerY Mccann and
Elwell, and the oe8rers, were, also
elected tossefve + burchasing com
mnffttee. Including the receipts from
the food sale Of last Saturday the
treasurer reported that there was
over 800 III III the treasury. = Miss
Holt, assistant superintendent and
head 1lurse,; seaveha short talk ana
recommended the purchase Of, d gas
machine, and other supplies such as
towels, sheets; bedding etc, to en-
able them to do more efficient work.
Several new members were received.
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AR9oc1ie,h!. 3. }.
ORDER OF EKsrERN STAR
HOLDS, MEETING TONIGHT

4. The members Of the Order =, of
Eastern Star are, requested to: at
tend 4athe regular business meeting
this evening, at 8 o'cfock at athe
Masonic hall. ,..,a.- - .'xy1
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s.-d751-. sse-S--.ts sc,iA--- Ss~E
FIVE HOUSE MEMBERS
SEEKING SENATE SEATS

SEEKING SENATE SEATS
Washington, Nov. z UNITED
Press)-Five House members are
trying today to graduate" into the
senate.
They are, zFess,; Republican; Ohio,
opposing Senator P Pomerene; Monden
Republican,, Wyoming opposing sen
Eator Kendnck,r Riddick, Republican,
Montana, seeking the. seat now held.
by Senator Meyers, who is not =.
candidate; Nicely, Democrat, West.
Virginia, opposing Senator Suther-
land, and Stephens, Democrat; Mis-
sissippi, who wants. to succeed SEM
ator John Sharp. Williams, retiring.
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CATHOLIC LADIES' CIRCLE, " ~

~7EHHSA-HS - $1tE-H - n :
NO, 4 MEETS WEDNESDAY,
q Catholic Ladies' Circle No: d. Mrs:
John Richards chairman, will ,mast
Wednesday, afternoon at the home
of Mrs. p. Peterson, 900 America
avenue at 2:3O o'clock and all mem
bers are urged to be present. They
will be entertained BY Mrs. Nc
Cormick and Mrs. Peterson.
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At a class meeting held on Wednes-
day the Seniors elected the follow
ing officers: Miss Crescence- Faust,
president Miss Grace NuggHt, vice
president; and Miss Helen- Hubbard.
Secretary and treas0ter, 81 stssis !
,meetiHk q sconimittee consisting Of
MfsrMarsss sCaok, Mis41Grace kugsnt
Miss Anne~ Anderson and Richard
Rontens was also appointed to- select
the class pins tpr,xt.,,
Thursday evening the students1sot
the college held a social hour be-
tween 6:45 and 7:45 in the college
.gymrasium: This ur of recreation
has provided for the students splen-
did opportunity ,Sor amusement as
we'll as for, them to become better
acquainted.
Since the founding of the college
there have been two organizations
which promote self-uovernment
among the, students, namely; the
Student Self-government association
OF Sanford Hall and the Student Self
government association of the Teach
ers college. The purpose OF these
associations Isl to give the students
experience in the practice Of demo
cratic government and to emphasize
the value Of cooperation. The Of
ficers of the Sandford Hail., associa-
ton for Che present. college year are
Miss Katherine Dillon, president
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PREsBYrEKfAN DIVISION to ..
MEET WEDNESD SDAY NIGHT

The .Miscellane Gus division. of the
Ladies' Aid -. of the Presbyterian
church vii Be ,entertained, ~ Mrs
H. Henderson and Miss Zieske At the
home of. the ,forner, .10f5, Beltrami
avenue. Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
and the chairman, Mrs: q. A.: Pflug-
hoeft, requests that: all members be
present.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO
MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The regular meeting of the
knights Of Columbus will be held
Wednesday evening at 8. o'clock at
the K.GC. Hall and all members are
especially urged to be present.
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MoosEHEART IEcIoN TO .~lrI
= ELECT OFFICERS WEDNESDAY,

Election of Officers for the com
ing year will take place at the regu-
lar meeting Of the Women Of tie
Mooseheart Legion Wednesday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock. at, the Moose Hall
and it is, especially urged that all
members be present.
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BAPTIST TEACHERS AND -
:" OFFICERS MEET TONIGHT

Sunday school teachers andp o.
'ficers, melting will BE held following
the regular Sunday School study
class at the Baptist church this, eve
n:-g and a large attendance is urged.
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Il 70 knownss s1sl$3'a = -s ~
Nc: J. 1fsAaS Af ef Alids Va, '1laM: laSp:
'%is|i s's5 ias &sns Ss|gRs saR fs'snas n 81 ass1
|. zs,3., sss,.4ssss - --<ss @ssasI sas;I n
u Bert Clark autoed 10 ,Cass Lake
Monday and atz1dsd to slbdumsirjsss
matters. .,.n-.,. ,x.., =. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. .Baumgartner
of yCass Lake visited friends in Be-
nidjf Monday. <.. X n =
-: 81. ..-za,a 49,. .is:-.s.-.
Ms: =: H. Koaors spent the the latter
part of the week at Cass Lake as the
guest Of friends. 49,.
$4,000 - 1oas ~ farms. .USAn
Land company; :s-y,~, LIST
j.. Bailey left on the noon train
yesterday for; Nebish to transact
business for about a month.
u Mrs. o. ]. Laqua is reported Is be
quite i'll and under the doctors care
at her home, 2O6 1-2 Third street. .
=. Morris Kaplans left on the night
train yesterday for: the: Twin Cities
to look after business interests for
a few days. ~ .r.S,::
: =. =: - :. ) = s.
George Kirk left Bemidji Sunday
morning for Kingsda1e, MINI. where
he expects to- be employed during the
winter months. H.
< - = @".-------.
- TIC. Stewart is spending this week
at International Falls and places, in
the: northern part of the county
transacting business. .:
Good board, six dollars a week
at Alt MINI Ave. Phone 732-W
St II z
Mrs. M. E. Croft, teacher, remain
ed in Bemidji today because of e1ec-
ton, her. school being closed that
the teachers might vote.
zErick.LandgTen Of Becida left by
auto Saturday morning for a week 5
visit with his father, Peter Landgren
and other relatives at Pipestone.
Mrs. Olson of Gonvik visited yes
terday at the. home of Mrs A. E..
Ellison, 312 Ninth street, returning
to her home in the late afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Homer re-
turned }. recently to their home at
Fernhill from SheIdahl,; .Ia.,; where
they were guests Of relatives for
several weeks.
Mrs.; E. G. Brown and little daugh-
tiers Majoriie and Dorothy returned
ON the noon train from Grand Forks
where they visited friends for the
past few days.
A nine and one-half pound Son
was born Friday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Christiansonf at their
home, 1906 Minnesota avenue. Mo-
;ther and baby are getting along
nicely. ::
Mrs. Jos. Moore Of Catawba, Wis.
., D IkoI1liav, ,,ninir1ni mo
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for tile eel.a1 will b. gladly ~.s.ived by Mr. H.rv.
..tRae.: ~ Reader. s. e their su.'.. and to
Ever. i.sP x bs si'en son.de.tion
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; Mrs. Jos. Moore of Catawba, Wis.
arrived in Bemidjjii: Monday morning
and is the guest of her sister,. Mrs.
George Posi-, 1905 Irvine avenue and
other relatives. She expects to re-
main in Bemidji for about a week.
St.: paurs Ladies Aid supper
Wednesday, " IA Nov. sthl III the church
basement, 5 Is s O'clock, saurkraut
supper. sSaurkraut : and Wieners
puork roast and mashed potatoes,
Bread and butter; pickles apple. Pie
and coffee. Price SOC. & Eyerybody
welcome ....".-. %:.S7ztt -,
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i s-4%" g: 4 s.l'f ,>C7-e- I'd
I Mrs. A. Annette was. a. busines$
visitor at Gass &ale Monday. Slk
left today for nu1tth to transast
business for ax~esk SlH II
. Rev: Blaine 3, sTl:mbsrt, distrist 4,
Missionary for. the Fergus Falls dis-
triet is conducting special revival
services at Lancaster, MINI. ~
Mrs. Kittie Coyne of St. Paul, who
spent yesterday III ifia Bemidji transact
ing business left this morning for
Park: Rapids before returning to her
home. ~ r..
: ;. - !. s. a q /. =. ": d.
FOR SAL solSure blood Barred
Plymouth Rocks .cockerels. Ad-
dress F. c., ,Alsop, Blackduck.
= It II z
r Little Miss Barbara Ferrell who
was Iandnnder tho doctors care all
Of lastlweek N herShome, IA Mime
sofa avenues is s;repnrted to be much
better. !. J. III 4. e
-, Miss Ellen Blade Of Fargo arriv-
ed in Bemidji the latter part. Of the
week and is siikag her parentSAsMr' 81
and Ms. Ehafles Blade et the lth
ward issweek.
Miss Dadie left the first, part of
the week for Rhineland to teach in
the Indian school as substitute teach
er until a teacher can be secured to
fill the vacancy. + !
F., r. Duxbury Of the Duxbury
Land company, returned this morn
ing from a business trip Of few
days to the Twin Cities. He also Wis
tied his son while there. ~~c
EoSt-Bostonni Bull dog, 7 months
old. Color brown with white face and
paws. Harness on. Finder please re-
turn to F. G. Troppn1an- for reward.
II z If
Miss Deloras AAnge;vall left the lat
ter; part of last week for Cloquet
where. she will attend school and
spend spend the winter with: her father
who is proprietor Of q bakery there.
4 !NssS a -. = -. .F;-'
T. Ross and. = r: R: .Hurlocker Of
the Minnesota Electric Light and
Power Company Of Chicago arrived
in Bemidjii Sunday. and are trans
acting business here for d few days
.thise WeaK:sttJ !FH.lr. ,{JEF Al. .
An auto load of Ben1idji men, in
clhding VIM. Brannan, Ed Gould, J.
Cogwin and Gene Cassidy, motored
Sunday to Paiks Rappfdfs to look after
X. C. interests, !. They returned >to
Bemid il that night, ;.s>.,-.-4. < i
frrur uOIISr MEMtacpc
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. A nine and one-half pound Son
was born Friday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph ChristiansonF> at their
home, 1906 Minnesota avenue. Mo-
;ther and baby are getting along
nicely. =: .. !
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Word has been received in Bemidji
of the Birth of u seven andl one.half
pound son Il to Mr.. and Mrs: Marshall
Lee Of Fresno, Cal, October q.
Mrs. Lee was formerly Miss Ruby
Corey Of this city, and for q num-
ber Of years made her home with her
grandmother, Mrs. G. A. Parker, 3oS
Mississippi avenue.
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Miss Marion Scott has returned
to the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B: Scott at, Laporte,4 after
spending d week with her cousins,
Miss Hypatia and Chester Rouse, Jr;
at the Anderson farm home in ROCK
wood.
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F., r. Duxbury Of the Duxbury
Land company, returned this morn
ing from a business trip Of a few
days to the Twin Cities. He also Wis
tied his son while there: -:",
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Charles L. Arnold of Fifth ward
was called to Castleton Saturday by
3 message telling of the death OF his
brother ]. A. Arnold. He left BE-
midi that dsy FOR. there to- attend
the funeral, ,..,....... s.>.... v,ffg:.,
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Mrs. Herbert w6osd1 Iof Baudette is
visiting in BenidI at the home Of. i.
Mrs. Earl Hazen, TIA Irvine avenue
and other friends for a few days.
From here she expects to 60 to
Walker and Brainerd to visit before
returning to her home. "
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Mrs.. E. Brown. and little daugh-
tiers Majoirrie' and Dorothy returned
on the noon train from Grand Forks
where they visited friends for the
past few days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07

4 Miss frssaaSg Hf,ssunke sof minneapolis
arrived III 'Behfdji3 the first lof the;
! yw,eekandd Il, j. guest at the home 9ol1
her sister, Mrs J.oC.g Hill and family
511 IL Minnesota avenue: She 'ex;zg
pects=to remain here for a'two weeks
vacation. u; r = !
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Erick-Landgren Of Becida lett. BY
auto Saturday morning for a weeks
visit with his father, Peter Landgren
and other relatives at Pipestone.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07

Miss Dadie left the first. part of
the week for Rhineland to teach in
the Indian school as substitute teach
er until a teacher can be secured to
fill the vacancy. ( + T
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07

Mrs. Olson of Gonvik visited yes
terday at the. home Of Mrs A: E.
Ellison, 312 Ninth street, returning
to her home In the late afternoon:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07

Eost-Boston; Bull dog, 7 months
old. Color brown with white face and
paws. Harness on. Finder please re-
turn to F. G. Troppman- for reward.
II z If
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs: George Holr-neSr re-
turned =. recently to their home at
Fernhill from sheldahl, h:,., where
they were guests Of relatives for
several weeks.
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An auto load of Bemidji men, in
GLIDING VIM. Brannan, Ed Gould, j.
Cogwin and Gene Cassidy, motored
Sunday to Parks Rapids to look after
X. C. interests.s They returned to
Bemidii that night. :.4,.-.4. 4 i
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07

Mrs. M. E. Croft, teacher, remain
ed in Bemidji today because Of efec-
ton, her. school being closed that
the teachers might vote.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07

Miss Ellen Blade Of Fargo arriv-
ed in Bemidji the latter part Of the
week and is visikag her parentsaMr. ents
and Mrs. EhaEles Biade 81 the FAth
ward this week. *.s"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-07

Good board, six dollars a week
at AIT MINI Ave. Phone 732-W
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-11-01
INTERNAL TAX RECEIPTS
ARE CUT $276,0OO,0OO
September Income Suffers-Levies
on Tobacco and Capital Stock
Show Increase.

The internal revenue bureau has
announced that classified government
tax receipts for September showed a
decrease of more than $276.000. 900 as
compared with the same month last
year. For the month of September
the total receipts from taxes were
$354,284,246, as against $630,758.713
for the same month a year ago. For
the three months ended with Septem-
Der tax receipts amounting to $780,
746,974 reflected a decrease of over
s366, 100000 as compared with the
same period of 1921.
Receipts from income and profits
taxes. declining by $241, 900, 900.
showed the greatest decrease for the
month. the total for September. which
included the third installment.
amounting to $276. 900. as against
$517,000.000 for September last year.
Tobacco taxes, however. showed an
increase for the month of nearly 49,
100000. the total being nearly $2s,-
000. 900. against $25,000,0 900 in Septem-
Der year ago.
Receipts from estate taxes for Sep
TENDER, amounting to $5,000,000,
showed decrease of 100000 COM
pared with the same month of 1921;
tax collections on distilled spirits
amounting to $2.500.000 fell Off by
nearly $4,000. 900, while miscellaneous
collections. such as transportation and
amusements, amounting to over SAL
5000. decreased by $4,000. 900
Taxes collected from corporations on
the value of capital stock however
amounting to S1S.000.0OO in Septem-
Der, reflected an increase of over S.
100000 over a year ago.
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TRINITY AL MNAE PLAN
100000 ENDOWMENT
Fund Committee Of Association An
nounces Intensive Drive to
Start Next Spring.

Plans for a drive for s1.o00.0oo for
the advancement of the interests Of
Trinity College, on Michigan avenue
northeast, were discussed at a recent
meeting Of the building and endow-
ment fund committee of the alumnae
association. The Intensive work of
the campaign will be started next
sprinT, when pledges which run to
June. 1926, will be accepted.
Miss Miriam A. Greene of New York.
president of the Trinity Alumnae AS
ISOLATION. presided. There were pres
enr at the meeting members of the
advisory board. officers of the college.
aIumnae association. student govern
ment association and the Trinity
Building Fund Association and dele
gates representing the various chap
tiers of the alumnae association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-11-01
Many Women
Viii Buy
These I9c
Har,dkerchiefs
6 for $I.OO

White Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, with embroid-
cred block initial. At 6 for
$1.00.
Misses Fine Lawn Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, with
woven colored borders and en-
broidered initial. At, box of 6
for Sl.00.
Mems Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, with embroid-
cred block initials. At Csc each.
Children's White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, with embroid-
cred initial. in colors and white.
Box of 3 for Soc.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

MrA Frances Fenton Bernard will
speak at national headquarters of
American Association of University
Women Friday. pm. Subject: 1.-THE
Relation OF the Washington Branch
to the National Association"
DR.. Russell H. Conwell will speak
at Metropolitan NJ. E. Church. Novem-
ber 8. under auspices of Y. NJ. c. A.
School of Religious Education His
subject will be Acres of Diamonds"
The Society for Philosophical In
quiry will meet Saturday. 4:30 pm,
in Public Library. Speaker, Henry
Farquhar.
Phil Sheridan Post. No. 9. Grand
Army of Republic. will meet Friday.
p.m., G. A. X. Hall.
Society OF American Military Engi-
neers will meet Friday, S:15 pm, in
Interior Department auditorium. The
Signal Corps film. FLASHES of Action"
will be shown.
Prof, George Hill will give an illus
trated lecture on Astronomy" before
Business Women's Council. Friday.
7:45 PM, in lecture room of the
Church Of the Covenant. Devotional
meeting at $50.
The Anthony League will meet to-
morrow evening at general federation
headquarters.
Cathedral Heights Citizens Assoc
citation will meet tomorrow, pm, in
ST. Adams parish hall.
Richard J. Harden Camp. No. 2.
United Spanish War Veterans, will
receive department commander and
STAFF tomorrow evening. Entertain
ment and buffet lunch.
Ladies' Aid Society and Ladics'
Bible class Of st. Marks Lutheran
Church will serve a chicken dinner
and oyster supper tomorrow from 4:30
to $50 pm. Also sale Of fancy arti-
cles.
Mrs. l.. d. Smoot and Selden NJ. Ely
will address the Langdon-John Bur
roughs Parent-Teacher Association
Friday, 3:15 pm. at John Burroughs
School.
lecture on "BuildinG with India"
Illustrated by sixty views, will be
given tomorrow. 7:45 pm, in Grace
Baptist Church. Free.
All alumni Invited to the faculty
reception, Columbia University School.
to be held Friday, 8:45 pm, In main
building, 8061a I street. Social, In
formal, musical program.
The Dahlkren Terrace Club will
meet tomorrow with Mrs. proctor,
25O1 Irving street northeast.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONIGHT.


George Washington Post. No. 1.
American Legion. will meet Sis, at
1929 I street. Nomination of officers.
The wanderlusters' moonlight hike
will start from the end OF Soldiers
Home car line at S:15 O'CLOCK. MIR.
Handy will lead.
Hospital committee, American I.e-
gion Auxiliary Department OF Dis
trict, will meet with Mrs. Mary Smith,
706 E street southeast, 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Viva NJ January will begin a
course of lectures, o'clock, 800
Homer building. Subject; Finding
Your Opportunity"
American Legion Auxiliary, Stuart
WaIcott Post, No. 10, will meet,
o'clock. at 1923 New York avenue,
room 403.
The Amitie Club will meet, 8 o'clock,
with Miss Florence Fugitt, sos South
Carolina avenue.
Special healing meeting at 1914 N
street at o'clock. Those interested
in the new healing are asked to at
tend.
Association of Oldest Inhabitants
will meet, 1880 o'clock, at Union en-
Eine house, southeast corner Of 18th
and n streets.
Sarah St. Clair Chapter. D. A. r.,
will have q card party at o'clock,
Hadlefgh Hotel.
A. Halloween party will be given by
boys' department., 7. NJ. c. A., at
o'clock, for new newsboys.
The Kenneth H. Nash Post, No. s,
American Legion, will meet at o'clock.
at Gavel Club, 719 18th street. All
legionnaires invited.
Prof Anne T. Renshaw of Boston will |
lecture free to women and girls on public |
speaking, musical Interpretation and |
physical exercises. at Thomson School, |
o'clock.
Tho National Science Of Truth Associ- |
alton viii meet ut 1914 N street, I
o'clock. Ada RaipeYs leeders