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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-25
"Tuck-a-Dunt"
fVuyHEN Lady Astor told Northern
IS w audience that she didn't give

wv YHEN Lady Astor told Northern
j M audience that she didn't give a
a. tuck-a-dunt for the unintelligent
: woman" she started a wave of interroga-
7=tion that is still rolling unanswered. There
was no doubt of what she thought of the
"unintelligent woman" and-from her own
sex, at 1east-no dissent thereon. But what,
in the name of the Seven Sages, IS a tuck
a-dunt?"
To the scholarly Providence JOURNAL the
phrase, although smacking of Virginia and
suggesting the possibility of an Indian origin,
seems more probably a rural variant on
tinker's DAM" certainly, it is not to be
met with in New England, nor found in die
tionaries.
Georgia has Tuckaho but in so far as we
are aware, no tuck-a-dunt. TInker's dam
Is heard frequently enough in these parts.
and not infrequentlJ with the 'tinker's"
omitted. But it is in no wise the devilish
word which those who swagger or tremble
at it's use may suppose. A timers dam is
simply a wall of clay, dough, or the like, to
retain melted solder against joint which
Is being mended; having served this pur-
pose the dam is thrown away utterly
worthless. It may be that tuck-a-dunt is
thence derived, but it sounds far breezier,
far more buckish, and as if 1t might first
have fallen from some such character as
Shakespeare's young soldier, fresh home from
the wars,
Full Of strange oaths and bearded
like the pard."
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-25
A Gully Washer

The Savannah Fair Association has en-
tered suit against the Hartford Insurance
Company on a rain policy. The amount
sued for 1t $49,534. That must have been
one of those famous trash movers.-Bruns-
wick News.
Well, to say the least, it was "dust
settler" The Fair Association and the in
surance company seem to be unable to agree
on a settlement, however.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-25
PRESS TALK IN GEORGIA
BY JACK l.. PATTERSON.

Lazy Mike-I have a new position with
the railroad company.
Weary Rhodes-Whatja gona do?
Lazy Mike-You know the fellow that
goes alongside the train and taps the axels
to see If everything's all right? Well I
help him listen.-Clipped.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-25
DfspelIinR a DeIusiOn

The Augusta Herald, in a recent issue,
discussed George Washington's Memorial"
While we have never made a thorough in
vestigation Of the matter, we were under
the impression that the generals memorial
was cherry tree instead of an auditorium.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-25
SMILE A WHILE

The most peculiar thing about the
women's new knickerbcckers is they fasten
below the knee.
A friend is e man who cusses the same
people you cuss.
They say Will Hays often works twenty
hours q day; but that may just be what
viii tells his wife.
Gas prices have already reached their
annual August height.
Baseball crowds are not as big this sea-
son. The unemployment situation 10 i'm
proving right along. ..--..---.----
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Radio SDeed.

A national radio code contest will be held
in conjunction with the New York Radio
Show at the Seventy-First Regiment armory.
The arrangements were completed at a con.
ference between officials Of the radio show,
Chief Radio Inspector Arthur Batcheller Of
the department of commerce, and three wire
less code champions. A trophy, with the
designation Radio Code Worlds Champion"
will be presented to the winner The particle
pants will start at speed of 40 words min
ute and increase at the rate Of two words a
minute.
B. G. Suetter, one Of The New York Times
radio operators; Jose Heron and Theodore
McElroy are the three who will compete for
the title. Suetter defeated all corners in the
second district convention, held in 1921, with
a speed of 48 words minute. Seron has q
record Of 40 II words minute. McElroy's
record is 81 words minute It is ex-
pected that a new record will be established
at this contest
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-25
Italian Suffrage.

Signor Modigliani Socialist, has introduced
in the Rome Chamber Of Deputies bill pro-
viding for full suffrage for women on equal
terms with men.
The Socialist deputy, Treves, introduced
resolution lamenting the failure of the
Genoa conference and urging the government
to adopt a policy of ''internationalism. to
include a declaration Of policy from dis
armament to abolition Of tariffs and from
internal liberty to recognition Of the soviet an
alone able to solve the postwar problems"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09
Seattle
Society
Engagement Of N tss
Adele Small Announced;
Bridge Party Arranged.

Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT T.
1vl SMALL announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Adele. to MT
George Edwards. son Of Mr. and Mrs
walter Edwards. Tho wedding VIII
take place ON Wednesday afternoon,
May 81. at ESQ o'clock. at tho eoun'
Try home Of tho hride-elect's parents.
crystal Springs Farm" reception
win follow the ceremony.
Both Miss small and Mr.. Edwards
attended the University ef Washing
ton. whore she is member OF Delta
Gamma sorority and he Il affiliated
with Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
As pre.nuptiai compliment to
Miss small. Mrs. Dominic brace has
extended invitations for bridge OF
six tables At her home ON Queen
Anne Hnl next saturday afternoon.
Last saturday Miss Elizabeth paw.
son was hostess at a luncheon ana
miscellaneous shower In her honor
ut her home at Medina. Twelve
guests were seated around a heautl'
fully appointed table conferred with
cor=agr- in pastel shades. and mark
ing each place were kewpie brides.
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Wedding Solemnized
Saturday

Ths marriage % Mrs Edith
Wood. daughter OF Mr. end Mrs.
Thomas p. Wood Of aelsLa. Mont.
TO Mr.. Grover Cordx. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. $. A. Cor,lz OF this city.
lwas soiemnlxed on saturday ut high
hoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Tyior Thompson. 1877 secord ave.
~. with Rev. Cleveland kleihauer
performing the ceremony.
Following the service there was a
reception. Presiding at the tabie
were Mrs. William Martin and Miss
Ona Sloan. assisted by Miss Dora
hurley. Miss Mabel Hall and Miss
Phebe Ector. MIR. and Mrs. Cordz
left for trip TO Portland. end after
June / will be at home at snoqual.
mic Falls.
Mrs. cordz Is graduate OF tire
University OF Washington and a
member Of Delta Gamma sorority.
Mr.. Cordz attended Pullman col.
iege.
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Adele ~. t1eide Parliamentary Pro.
cedurs club met Friday at tho Rail.
way Exchange building and elected
the following officers for The ensuing
year President. Mrs Ethan q Stew
art. reelected. first vice president.
Ara. clem~ntinc Pearson. second
vicc president. Mrs NJ A. Bodg
ern. secretary. Mrs. q. A fsus
nan. and treasurer. Mrs. 8. ..
Randall. The class Ia public speak.
ing will b. in charge ~ Mrs 81 A.
Rogers The club viii hold its nsx,
meeting the first Friday IN October.
when tho annual breakfast will be
given 81
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. w. TT. Talbot and
Miss Vera Talbot OF San Francisco.
who have been guests At the Hotel
Washington for several weeks. left
this afternoon for their home.
Miss Lora Thornhilk Of wcnat.
chez. who is visiting with Mrs. w. y.
Martin at her country home, "Al
Cideh." will leave next week for New
York. TO complete her study OF dan.
cling in the school OF Cehailf.
Miss E. II. Hamlin and Miss Phyl.
lis Hamlin will return tomorrow
evening from a trip 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon G. Henry
are planning 10 remove in a fortnight
TO their summer home at the High.
lands.
s1rs. Edward -. Ballinger left yes.
terday for Portland, TO visit Mrs.
Harry Reyes Brooks until the last Of
the week.
Mrs. George r. Myers, Mrs. w. d.
Perkins aud Mrs. John u. Roberts
motored to Anacortes Saturday for
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Stewart and
Mrs. Margaret Stewart Fisk and
small son Stewart OF Yakima have
taken an apartment at The Gables
for a short time.
Miss Elizabeth Adams OF Hoquam
visited friends in town over the
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shaw Forbes
will remove this week from the Ho.
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SEATTLE SERVICE SET

city possessing official circle versed in all TIE cere-
monies that enrich life and civilization ranks as
cosmopolitan and attracts desirable residents well dis
eliminating travellers.
Seattle has service set that comprises every branch Of
the regular establishment the army the navy the marine
he guard the public health and geodetc corpg with
personnel steadily increasing in numbers and in importance
whose hospitality adds distinction and prosperity S.aes
civic laurels.
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sleep better and ! have kept on "
proving ever since. ! have take
seven bottles now and am 10 hapgy
that am all over these bad feelingsl"
Mrs. y. LAssER, 1893 n. Ord 81,
Sheboygsn. Wisconsin.
For the woman entering middle -
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound can be Of much benefit. d.
ing this time Of life certain chang
take place which sometimes devsIr|
into serious trouble.
Melancholia, nervousness. irritah1
Ity, headache and dizziness are somo
Of the symptoms. Lydia z. Pinkhsm'o
Vegetable Compound IL a nat1raI
restorative, especially adapted to q
sist nature In carrying you safely
past this time. Why not give II . fsir
triaif --Ad~srsi.~m~rs
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

nssday. May 10. Take car No. 20
aud gOt off az the city hell. lunch.
con at noon. All welcome.
Lorraine Social Club
Lorraine Social club will meet with
Mrs. H. X. Taylor. liis 10Th ave. ~.
at 2 ., m. All Eastern stars invited
Take broadway oar 10 Prospect 81.
Human Analysis Glass
Human Analysis class will meet at
Y. W. G. A.. .. IN. Headings of
character by Professor John n. Aver.
N. v Everyone invited
West Woodland PIT. A.
West Woodland PIT. A. will meet
at Hchoolhouse. gao. Delegates 20
national convention viii report.
Womsn's Century Club
child study department OF Won.
ans Century club VIII meet with Mrs
J. H. Persons. Kirkland Further In.
formation from Mrs. n. l.. Parker.
East 1879.
Interplay PIT. A.
social meeting Of INTERPLAY PIT.
A. viii be held with Mrs H. A. crue.
ger 2sae w. Holiday. "a, 2ts y. m.
Convention reports.
Mystic Jewel Auxiliary
Mystic Jewel auxiliary will meet AZ
odd Fellows temple. 10Th ave. and
r. Pine II. Lunch At .. m. Al
issbckahs invited.
Ladies' srotto club
Tho Ladies' orotto club will mee,
st tho Federated clubhouse az o. m
Progressive Thought Club
The Progressive Thought club
study department meets with Mrn.
Annie y. wlnsor. 1914 isth ave. s.. at
f.10 y. m.
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Additional Boa Holders

Added to the list of boxhoiders for
the ~sports Clothes Dance. the
women's University club Is giving
SATURDAY evening az the Masonic
temnle are: Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. II. William cros-
nv. Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy VI. Raeku<. Mr.,
and Mrs. X. q. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Harper. Mrs. Frederick Hall
White
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INTERPRETERS
FOR TONCMAN

Thru three interpreters. Eng Yen.
Hip Sing tong member. 100 King st.
explained 10 Judge c. G. Daitos
Tuesday how All Sing. a Bow Leono
tong man. had entered the side door
Of Yen's store. February -. and
shot him.
An Sing is on trial charged vim
first degree assault as the resu1
CT his alleged part In one OF III
many tong war outbreaks last WI
ter.
Yen explains that All Sing an1
two other tong men. Wong Loo
and Chin Yuen. came 10 his estak
lishment. and that. as he was boz.
ing farewell 10 two friends. An Sin9
shot him with a revolver from b
hind.
The other two Cinnamon WIN
were with All Sing are sAid 20 hav
opened fire on Yen's two friends bul
missed. Consequently Wong Lono
and Chin Yuen left the city.
One OF the three interpreters W.
Leo Mon. who two weeks after tn
Yen shooting. was himself the targse
Of a tong rnarksman. who fire.
three shots at him from q rifls-
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OrthOpedic Tea Shon

rnterlaken guild will be in charge
of the orthopedie Tea Shop wednes.
day. with Mrs. Boyd Coebel as host.
ess. She will be assisted BY Mrs. A.
q. Rockford. Mrs. Ray Ling. Mrs. @.
~. Hamil. Mrs. J. a. Millias. Mrs.
James II. barrow. Mrs. c. c. Tenny.
Mrs. y. J. Parrshn. Mrs. +. II. Bates.
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TIE DuskY CiIARMER

Rev. Herbert J. Aurchison. Ketchi.
kan Indian missionary. accused Of
having stolen his wallet containing
1896 sunday night vas eronerated
Tuesday when Murehis0n notified
police that he had located the money
IN his room at the Y. 81 {. A.
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KING County Hospital club will
mc~, Thursday. May n. At p m.
with Mrs. l.. G. whorf. Highland
drive. Take West Queen Anne car
on First ave.
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Bridge VIII Compliment
Miss Grace Fischer

Miss Florida Singleton viii enter
tain with a bridge OF three tables az
her home Saturday afternoon, com
plimenting Miss Grace Fischer
whose marriage 10 Mr.. GeorFe krioH
win be solemnixed this month. only
the intimate friends OF Miss fssch'
err have been invited.
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The third needle In paper In q
lucky charm ~ one takes II firrt on
opening tho paper. according 10 a be-
lief common among tho peasant won
en- Of France.
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Mrs. Derickson
Luncheon Hostess

To honor Mrs. J. II Hickman
and Mrs. j. c. Barter OF ke'ehikan.
Alaska. who are guests In town,
Mrs. n. H. Derickson. wife Of Cap
tain Dcrickson. u. s. co1xt ard geo
detic survey. entertained with a
luncheon of eight covers at her
homs today.
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The monthly luncheon Of the wou'
ans s~rvie. club viii be- held Wed.
n~sday afternoon. at O'Clock. At tho
Hotel Washington. instead u the
Washington Annex. a. formerly
Luncheon will bo followed BY bridge.
Reservations may be made thru the
service representative OF with Mrs.
Richard n. Dcrickmon. West ossiJ.
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Circle ]. WsIIIngfgd

Circle J. wAilinEford. Of tho FIRST
Presbyterian church Sili hold rn all.
day npe,inw al tho hons % Mrs.
Arthur Jeffrey. ss0a Densnora ave,
Wednesday. May 10. al 10 a. IN. In
dividuai lunches will be served fam
rs style al II o'clock. Msmt~rs OF
church and friends In the district In
Nlf~f
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

General George Washington Circle
General George Washington circle.
Ladies' 81 the g. A. r.. viii give a
dancing party al ve'srans' hall Arm.
ory. Thursday evening. May II. a, s
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Tel sorrento to tho wlltonla apart.
ments
Mrs. william sherman Walker re.
turned Sunday from Washington. ID.
G. where she attended tho u. A. X.
National congress,
Miss Elsa Michaeiis Of Victoria. u.
C. IL visiting Mrs. Farwcll Putnam
Liliy.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
COUNCILMAN PHILIP TIN.

DALI was back ai his desk Tues
day In the city council chambers.
after n short trip 20 Alton. H..
where he was called on account OF
the Illness Of his mother.
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yhny Ridge Chapter

Nirny Ridge chapter. Daughters of
the British Empire. viii not hold it,
regular meeting May TO- but instead
viii give a picnic on Empire Day.
May 20.
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Yves; Seattle Art club viii m~e,
with Mrs A. l.. warner. 1894 Palm
ave. at 1919. EiEar Farkner. Seat.
Ito artist. w.ii talk and exhibit his
work.
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Pronrnm at Sunset Club

-somcthing Interesting in Dancing
and Interpretation win be the pro
gram az the sunset club "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. with Miss
Neilie Cornish and Mrs Thomas
Francis Ruhm as hostesses-
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Wet Seattle ". c. 7 q.

The West Seattle w { r u. will
meet ~ the home % Mr.. Eta
Exxis~,on. SIS aist ave. "wednesday.
May 10. at $40 y, m. Members sx
pceied 70 be present and nelghhors
and friends will isn welcome. Take
car No. II 10 sint ave.
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not even DO mY
" n houseworf,
could not sleep .
night and all kin1o
Of queer thougkl1|
would come 70 M
Finally l gave ~
going 10 the de-
tor and a frisaf|
told me Of Lydo|
r. Pinkh nj
Vegetable Con
pound. After u
FIRST bottle | co.s1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

The fadsH Of the Grand Army
Home Sewing club win D. entertain.
81 b. N. members % Gen. tawton
circle NJ their hail IN Ballard. Wed.
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League Of wemen Voter,

Tho Seattle League Of Women yot.
sru VIII bold a business meeting Ut
noon "Wednesday. May 10. nj the Y.
w. G. A. cafeteria. AIR. Thomas Ii.
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Monday Practice Club

The Monday Practice club viii meet
next Monday with Mrs. Farweil Put
nam Lilly at her home. 373i Z. Pros
pect st.
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women's Auxiliary American LegIo,
M leo

The womsu's Auxiliary OF the
American Legion. Post No. 100. West
Seattle. arc entertaining with a silver
tea nt the home Of Mrs. c. y. McMil.
lin. slaz w Austin st. Wednesday.
May 10. from until o'clock.
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CLUES ron WEDNESDAY

Nuf~rs' toupsthiiN' ti"V
a meeting Of the practical ana
under graduate Nurses Cooperative
club will be held at the Hani'atium
of the Vice president. Mrs. w. A.
Mcpsvitt. 100 10th ave. y, Wed
nesday, May 10, at y. ~. Import
ant matters will be discussed. All
nurses Interested IN the orEanizn'
ton arc requested 10 bo present.
Alpha Bell Camp. No. 1881. ". y. A.
Alpha Hell camp. No. ssai. " ".
A.. will meet at rraiernal Brother
hood hall. Fremont. on the FIRST and
third wednesday evenings OF each
month.
iiarasr and Luncheon
The Womcnn guild OF 81 Marks
church Is planning ~ haEaar ana
luncheon. which viii be given at the
church on wednesday. May 10. the
arrangements 20 be announced later,
Denver Consumpiiye Society
The regular meeting OF the Seattle
Orthodox Jewish Ladies' auxiliary 10
the Denver Orthodox hospital Tor
consumpiives will be held Wedner'
day. May 10. AT p m. at Y Nj. ~.
A.. nth ave. and r.. Union at All
members urged TO be present
Allah Social Club.
Allah Social club viii be enter
tained at the home 81 Mrs. Rex a.
Turner. 100 Bellevue ~. "Wednesday.
May 10. at z y. IN, Mrs. blanche
10 crone and Mrs. Frederick o'Nell
assisting hosteases. Cards and 70
freshments. All Eastern Stars IN
vitsd
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Luncheon at Home

Mrs. Max Olsen was hostess AZ n
luncheon OF twenty covers. followed
by bridge. at her home yesterday
afternoon.
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"A Handsome reception was given a.
Fort Lawton by Colonel Oscar :.
Charles. u. +. A.. colonel command.
ing. and Mrs Charles
Decorations and collation. ELECTED
many compliments. AZ did those who
poured. Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Richard a.
Iiailing~r. Mrs Hugh NJ. Caldwell.
Mrs. Stephen J. Chadwick.
Tho affair was notable. not only
IN it, receiving line. but In tho EN-.
insneo 81 lts guests. military and
civilian. marking anew the import.
Rncs Of seattie's Service set.
The delightful bridge buffet given
last week at Fort f.awton by Colonel
Oscar J. Charles, q. \. A.. colonel
commanding. and Mrs. Charles. in
honor 81 Colonel G. G. BalIou. u. n.
A.. colonel OF the regiment. here on
official inspection. IN stiii a matter
OF pleasant comment. as arc the
agreeable parties az which the hosts
were Major Harvard G. Moore. u.
s. A.. and Mrs. Moore. Captain Alex.
ander MCGEE, T.. n. A.. and Mrs Nc.
wv A-l'bAftAAHA AAfNAt ~ WI - .
A.. and Mrs. ~. cyr.
Colonel NJ. ~. Fails. r. q. A., in
charge 81 the Reserve Officers
Training Camps for the 9Th corps
area. visited Fort Lawton officially
on wednesday.
CAMP LEWIS
A reception ball. preceded by =
brilliant dinner. WAS given az Camp
Lewis on Saturday by Major General
Charles ". Muir. L. 4. n. command
ing tho 5rd division and Camp
Lewis. and Mrs. Muir. whose. honor
guest was Major General Charles q.
Morton. 4. $. A.. commander Of the
18th corps area.
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
The Seattle Chamber Of Com.
meree gave luncheon at tn. Raj
nier club on Monday In compliment
10 Major Genenl Charles q. Nor.
ton. &. y. n. commander OF the eth
corps area. assembling in honor 81
the general the leaders 81 seatfle's
social. professional and business life
b. -. A.
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In Paris. the higher above N
pavement a citizen lives. the highe
the taxes he must nay.
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QUEER FEELINGS
At MIDDLE AGE
Women Should Know how lydis
E.Pinkhsm's Vegetsble Compton,
Helps at This Trying Period

sheboygan, Wisconsin. 81 W
run down. tired and nervous. ! coul
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FORT LAYTON
This week NJ Fort Lnwton. and IN
Seattle. officially ana socially. the
central figure In Major General
Charles q. Morton, q. n. A.. senior
ranking major general u the United
State. army. next In rank 10 Gen.
eral John J PershinE. u. =. A.. and
recently appointed commander Of
the 9th corps area. who IL here on
an inspection tour.
In honor Of tho general. on Mon
day afternoon, after official hours.
Inn OF the stata development depart.
mont ~ the Chamber Of Commerce
viii speak on The Irrigation PROF
eots Of tho state" Members urged
10 attend.
u. X. y. Mothers Club
The Mothers club of Dclt Kappa
Epsilon meets at ,. IN. at the chap.
ter house.
Green Lake w. &. Y. 4.
Green Lake ". G. T. q. will meet
AT 2 o'clock with Mrs. Claude Snyder.
GA Rayenna blvd.
Daughters Of eNt~rans
Clara Barton Tent No. j. Daugh.
tsrs OF Veterans. will meet al the
Armory Wednesday. May 10. st ? y.
m Election Of delegates 10 the de
partment convention al Aberdeen.
Members are requested 10 take the
O'Clock interurban for Everett.
where they will visit Nancy Hanks
Tent. Daughters OF Veterans.
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Hssa4~he~s Have sYss tested. ~. !
(. Fdrnaras. Haicsnr. Fraser rsfsfsan
p. Ths Hest sna ghsspsss @adys
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don't despair. For instant. complete.
permanent relief IL guaranteed By
the new method. Few drops ~
"Gets-ft' removes any old or new.
hard or soft corn from any foot. II
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Costs but trifle--everyWhe
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In Seattle by the Owi Drug Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

O'Clock. to which the public Is invli,
ed. Refreshments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-09

The signal Corps Auxiliary will
hold lie regular monthly meeting
on Wednesday. May 10. following
dinner AZ Moves cafeteria.