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EXAMINATION

The regular county teachers ex-
animation for elementary sehoo's
will be held ia the court room OF the
eorntv court house in Ordway on
Thursday and Friday, December u
aud %. -,
The high school examination VIII
he held in the County Superintehu-
on,,s office IN Saturday. December
2s.
X. T.. RHINE.
.12-15) County superintendent.
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Hugo Kaiser. Juror Cert County
Court, SIS
B. d. Bradley, Juror Cert County
Court. s5.l5
Geo. Doak, Juror Cert County
Court, $50
Luther Robinson. Juror Cert
County Court. S5.3o
II. II. Dillon. Juror Cert County
Court, $3.50
w. ]. Chapman. Juror Cert Dist.
Court. $500.
Howard Morgan. Juror Cert Dist.
Court, $1,000
Ira Carpenter. Juror Cert. Dist.
John Martin. Witness Cert. County
Court. SLIGO
Wesley Martin. Witness Cert
County Court. SLIGO
IL. A. Leonard. Juror Cert County
Court. $3.50
First Natl. Bank. Assigned Juror
First National Bank. Assigned
Juror Cert. s2.65.
Mountain States T. & T. Co.,
Rental. $500
John Murphy. Juror Cert. S5.&o.
w. Il. Root. Witness Cert. Sl6.G0
w. c. Day. Juror Cert, S5.15
w. w Griffin. Juror Cert. $2.G5
Allen j. Beaumont. Court Re
porter. $1,000
Chas. b. Hughes. Dist. Atty, SASS
Chas. W. Purcell, Labor. $500
Gallavan Store Co. Sund les. S1.S5
Out West Printing x Stat. Sup
plies. s56.16
r. E Rhine. Salary. Sl54.00
Edgar BrCS. SUndrieS. S1.55
Jim B. Jackson. Repairing, $10.35
Ordway New Era. Publications,
Supplies etc. S61.75
Ordway New Era. Publishing Lis.
of Nominations. $22S.4S
Olney Strings State Bank, Witness
Cert. $6.l0
Sugar City Gazette. Publishing
List of Nominations, S22S.4S
First National Bank. Assigned
Juror Cert. s524O
A. NJ. Ward. Fuel for Court House.
S122.30
W. H. Baker. Juror Cert sS.3O.
Geo. E. Beaver, Juror Cert. $3.50
Elva Edgar. Salary. 10000
First National Bank, Assigned
Juror Cert5, S57.70
Geo. A Walker. Salary, $1,000
e. H Muir Salary. $1,000
S. w. Cressy, Water Commissioner.
1880.
j. b Burgess. Water Commission
er. $1,000.
h. H. Muir, Postage, clerk Of board
exp. etc, $500.
State Assn. County Comm. Dues.
$500.
Chas. c. Woodbridge. Salary. $3.50.
Della N. Mashburn. Salary. S3S.5Gl
NJ H. Helms. Salary, 10000
Harry E. Mast, County Attorney. |
$4,000.
J. e. Downey Salary. $500.
Jim B. Jackson. Supplies. $l.1O. |
J. NJ. Meikle, Dep. Dist. Attorney.
S542.75.
]. II. Cowden, Salary and Mileage. |
S79.0G
J. o. Douglas Repairing. $S.35.
First National Bank. Witness Cert. |
Assigned. $500.
w S. Brenncman. Justice Fees. |
$23.1O.
Myrtle Worker. stenographer
Todd Case), S22.4O.
Lewis Worker. Salary. $191.66.
Dewitt. c. Horney. Bailiff, $3.50.
Worker Bros. Cafe, Meals for Pris-
oners, s127.75.
Lewis Worker, EXpenseI. $l50.27.
w. F. Tarbox, Salary, $77.25.
Fricda Schrinf, Witness j. p. Court
$3.50.
Mollie Els. Witness J. P. Court.
$3.50.
a. NJ. Brenaman. j. p. Fees. $500.
Dewitt c. Horney, Salary $4,000.
Geo. Herman, Witness J. P. Court,
$500.
Floyd Hensler. Witness ]. p. Court,
$500.
Jean Valdez. Witness ]. P. Court.
$3.50.
Manuel Archclata. Witness ]. P.
Court, $3.50.
John Pleiman, Witness ]. p. Court.
$2.75. -
Mary Mumm, Witness ]. P. Court,
$40.
Manuel Archuletta, Witness ] p.
Court, $500.
Henry Smith, Witness j. p. Court.
$500. '' -
Chae. Roth, Juror, Coroner In
quest, $3.50.
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Fred o. Sewers. Hauling Gravel
f. H. Muir, Assigned. Hauling
Gravel. S35.00. o,
l.. E. Ratliff, Hauling Graves
sSs.0S. ca,
L. E. Ratliff. Hauling Gravel
s96.72.
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COUNTY CLAIMS

BER 4, 1922.
Ordinary Fund
E. w. Richards, Election Judge
N. 4. Farr. Election Judge
G. d. Larson. Election Judge
"a, $1,000
o. c. Berger. Election Clerk, $500
C. f. Rockwell. Election Clerk.
$500
E. G. clatworthy. ElectionJudge
%. $1,000
Chas. T. Adam, Election Judge
~. $500
j. d. Conard. Election Judge
%. $500
A. L. Butcher. Election Judge
"a $500
w. c. Hanen. Election Judge Sup
plies. etc, sl5.25.
Edith NJ. McKeeby, Election Clerk,
$500
$500
7. S. Hughes, Counting Judge
c. d. Haffa. Counting Judge, (S)
$3.50.
Nellie Trainer Counting Judge
MlledSe, ll.-u
Mrs. E. f. Miller, Counting Clerk.
$3.50
NJ. Ruth Henderson. Counting
Clerk & Mileage. S11.20
Edd whitney. Election Judge
D. F. Bartlett, Election Judge
(2). $3.50
Grace NJ. Johnson. Election Judge
Jaanita Dean, Clerk Election.
$3.50
Della NJ. Mashburn, Clerk Election,
$3.50
Clyde Ray, Returning Box CD.
$3.50
Florence Shaw Lorimer, Election
Judge (S). $1,000
E. C. Mccullough, Election Judge
(SD, $1,000
J. o. Horsman. Election Judge <
and Postage, (S) s10.24.
Dorthy Green. Election Clerk.
$500
Lena Draper Adam. Election Cle-k.
$500
C. NJ. White. Making Booths $f.59
B. f. Baker, Drayage. $l.0o
Tessie Shaffer, Election Judg-
80, 1000
]. c. McIver. Election Judge
go $1,000
Nina B. Giffin, Election Judge
go, $1,000
Geo. E. Edgar, Election Clerk,
$3.50
NJ. H. Hass:edt, Election Clerk,
o. S. Mitchell, Counting Judge,
$3.50
Mrs. f. NJ. Davis, Counting Judge,
$3.50
N. A. BolIackor. Counting Judge.
$3.50
Charlotte Huffman, Counting
Clerk. $3.50
Irene Sewers. Counting Clerk,
$3.50
" NJ Armstrong. Election Judge
90 & Mileage, $3.50
d. C. Bryant. Election Judge 90
& Mileage. $3.50
7. L. Reed. Election Judge ca
& Mileage. $3.50
E. C. Paris. Election Clerk, $3.50
Mrs. L. H. Lynch. Election Clerk,
$3.50
Frank McNary, Election Judge
60, $3.50
H. P. Lowe, Election Judge 60
$1,000
]. W Burbaker, Election Judge 6.
Mileage, $22.70
Mrs. Amy Trotter, Election Clerk,
$3.50
Mrs. I. ]. Clingensmith, Election
Clerk & Mileage, $500
G. H. Trotter, Election Judge,
$3.50
o. E. Eagleton, Counting Judge
"a, $3.50
s. G. Holler, Counting Judge (4)
$3.50
Frank Houston, Counting Judge
ca. $3.50
+. A. Hollcr, Election Clerk &
Mileage, s11.S0
Mrs. Ruth Park, Election Clerk &
Mileage. s11SO
l. F. Baylor, Counting Judge %
S1240
Geo. c. Round, Counting Judge
~, $3.50
Vert Bond. Counting Judge %
s124O
c. L. Mccoy. Election Clerk $3.50
H. U. Rhoads. Election Clerk,
$3.50
G. C. Harmon, Election Judge 90
$3.50
Mrs. Roy Davis, Election Judge
60. $1250
E. II. Muir. Assigned Election
Judge & Mileage, $3.50
Stella Harmon. Election Clerk &
Mileage. $3.50
Alice Sirr;s, Election Clerk &
Mileage, $3.50
E. NJ. Sypher Counting Judge CD
$3.50
J. J. Trainor. Counting Judge (2)
$3.50
A. Fl. Thomas, Counting Judge (2l
$3.50
Floyd p Roberts, Election Clerk
$3.50
Clyde w. Ray, Election Clerk
$3.50
ORDINARY CONTINUED
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The fellow who watches the clock
can hardly expect to be anything bnt
one of the hands-EXchadge
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Tables Selling Rapidly
for French Fr0Iic

Enthusiasm IN keen I'm regard to
the Grand French F'roiic which takes
place at the Arnory Friday and Sat
urday. One Of the chief features Of
tho entertainment IL the cabaret,
with Mrs. Francis Guy Frink IN
charge. Casey Jones and his orches-
ira from ths Bungalow will furnish
tho music for the dance.
Among those who have reserved
tables are Mrs. John Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Baillie. Colonel and
Mrs. c. p. Biethen, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. c. Book. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Spangler, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Black. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ostrander,
Mr. II. c. Henry. Judge and Mrs.
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. william Hunter
McEwan. Mr.. and Mira. James ID.
Hoge. DIR. and Mrs Walter Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Arnes, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Conan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Auzias de Turenne, Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Blaine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Guy Frink. Mr.. ana hrs.
John Campbell, Miss Cornish, MIR.
and Mrs. James Macfarlane. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Frink. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Morrf.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley oriffiths,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. lyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. III. Fox, MIR. and Mrs. John
EcOtchler Hume
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Second Of Bridge
Tea Series

Entertaining with the second OF a
series OF informal bridge teas. Mira
Stephen c. Cook and her daughter.
Mrs. Cecil AZ. Bacon. win be host
esses Thursday afternoon at tho
home OF Mrs. Bacon.
Mrs. John Harrington Edwards
and Mrs. Francis Guy Frink viii
preside AT tho urns. and assisting
will be Miss Doris Fischer and aiiss
Katherine Bacon.
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Central MIssIon Study CHM

The Central Mission Study club
Of the Y. w. G. A. viii hold its next
meeting on Friday. November 10, at
10 a. m. In tho Bible room OF tho
association
The Jssson for the day win DO
chapter 4th Of the textbook. The
Trend OF the Races" All are invited
TO these meetings.
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Ballard w. G. r. ". viii have a
bring-and-buy social Friday. Novem.
Der 10. from 2 10 s o'clock. at tho
home OF Mrs. Fred Fauor. 241o w.
card 1T. Mrs. Lillian Manney. chair.
man; Mrs. Lillian Coover. In charge
OF tables; Mrs. w. A. Dhalstrom,
aprons; Mrs. Margaret Courtney,
home cooking.
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Engagement Of
Miss .IuIe Announced

Mr. and Mn. c. julie announces
tho engagement Of thesr daughtsr.
swnnhild Constance. TO Mr.. Ezra r.
Pope. Jr.
Miss julio - n student AZ the
University of Washingtou and ~
q member Of Alpha ornIcron ~
sorority.
Mr.. Pope graduated from thu
University OF Washington with the
class OF 1891 and IA affiliated with
Theta II fraternity.
No date has been OF for the
wedding.
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Benefit for Sick and
HenIfh Fund

For the benefit OF the alex and
health fund OF the National vaude-
Vile Ar-istA Inc. Henry santrey
and HIS orchestra hradlincr AZ the
orphcum tht- seek. viii give a
danoe and cabaret entertainment
Thursday evening. November .. nj
the bungalow. beginning at .
O'Clock.
Mr.. sAntrcy arnns~s these enter
sainmsnts IN tho various cities he
visits. tho program augmented by
stunts contributed by visiting ar
fists. and tho proceeds from thaae
affairs used for tho benefit OF unr
fortunate actors.
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Luncheon to Compliment
T1CO Debatt1ntes

Miss Beatrice clapp wifi entertain
with a luncheon at the Sunset club
on Thursday afternoon. November
Is. as compliment to Miss Gloria
Frink. recently returned from a two
years stay aboard. and Miss Nellie
Felger. who Is Just home from an
extended stay in the East
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Entertains for
Miss RMtteraUOrfh

Mrs. Lewis Cleveland Joslin enter
taIned with luncheon of eight
covers at Frederick & Nelson's
Tuesday as compliment to Miss
Peggy Butterworth. the guests
later assembling at Mrs. Butter
worth's home, s2s 18th ave. ~. for
bridge.
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CLUBS ron WEDNESDAY


North Queen Anne y. II. A.
North Queen Anne y. r, A. WIN
meet wednesday. Nov. :, nj y. m
al tho school. Miss Jessie u. Nor.
rick win speak on Safety" There
will be a musical program and 70.
caption for tho principal. miaa Mary
Fenton, and the no wtoaohsrn OF tho
school.
waIlingford Circle
wallingfori Circle OF the FIRST
Presbyterian church win moet We'd
nenday. Nov. 4. at tho home OF MIRA
James II, Barber. toaz hunnysids
ave. Visitors welcome
Colunf,la 4. r. A.
Columbia r. T. A. viii meet Wed
ncaday. Nov. =. az gao In tho branch
library at Rainier ava and Alaska
81. Tho program win ba arranged
20 accord with tho purpose Of book
week. A playiet. ''our Friends In
poohinnd," win ts given by tho sew.
enth and eighth grade pupils. Good
speakers will be provided by the H.
brarian. who IL IN charge Of the pro
gram.
Georgetown PIT. A.
The Georgetown Pr, a. will
meet at the school house Wodnes
day, November .. At p. m. A
special reception 20 now patrons In
tho district. Mr.. Frank u. Mufivuy
win speak.
Ladies' 0rotto club
The Ladies' orotto club win meot
wednesday. November 9. at : .. m
at tho Federated clubhouse. corner
Of Harvard ave. and Thomas st
Lorraine Social Club
Lorraine Social club will NEST in
the card room Of tho Masonic temple
Wednesday. November 3. at . y. M
An Easterns Star. arc invited
Mystic Jewel Rebcissh Auxiliary
Mystic Jewel Hebckah auxiliary
will meet at tho I. O. O. n. temple.
10th ava. and ". Pine st.. Wednesday.
November .. al noon
Homo Sewing Club
Ladien Of the q. A. H. Home Ss'v@
inx club win m~es NJ tho home Of
Mrs. Notsie nisseii. s77 w. 7eth IT..
Wednesday. November & Luncheon
AZ noon
Maple Inn PIT. A.
Maple Inn PIT. A. viii moot Wed |
nrsiay. November 4. at r.so y. m
al tho school. Foiiowins tho busi-
ness msetins program viii be
given. Vocal soio BY Miss Ann Lep- |
g-rs. Miss Bryanrs class o. third
grade pupils will tall stories: The
Goal II Discipline and froblons In |
Child Training viii 10 read and dis
GUESSED. Mfu- Edgar ninir win rive
a abort talk on sex Hygisna-
Mothers Of first grade pupils will !
serve luncheon.
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Surprise Dance and
Buffet Sumner

Mrs. A. D. Tollefsen gave a dance
and buffet supper at her home satur.
day evening as n surprise 10 Or.
Toilcfsen and Mrs. Charles Gaffnsr
on their Joint birthdays. Fifty
guests were entertained.
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Miss Jean Caifhnass Of Everett
spent tho weekend In town with
friends.
Mrs. George w. Dickinson and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dickinson left
Thursday for a trip In tho East
Mr.. William NJ. Barnum and his
niece. Miss Beatrice Kinder OF New
York. are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs f. c. ward
Mrs. Tidmnrsh and Miss Pheba
Nell Tidmnrsh. who have been in
Europe all summer. returned Sun.
day.
Miss Kafhieen Murray and sfiss
Emma Ldebcrtn left Friday on tho
II. r. Alexander for San Francisco.
where they VIII visit for few
days before going to Hollywood
to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Helen X. Holt has returned
from an extended trip thru tho
middle states.
DIR, ID. II. strub OF Sioux Fails,
8. D.. IL the guest OF Mr. and Mn.
s. w. Fuertei. tsoi Beach Drive
8. w.
DIR. and Mrs. Everett o. Jones
have taken apartments at the Hotel
Sorrento for tho winter.
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Lnr1e Bridoe Pnrfu

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Paddock
are entertaining with ten tables Of
bridge at their home. 1898 ssth
ave. Saturday evening.
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Dinner for Returned
T'rdUelers

To honor Colonel and Mrs. cIar-
snce r. Biethen, who returned last
week from a trip In the East, DIR.
and Mrs. Donald A. Nicholson viii
have dinner at the residence
Wednesday evening.
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Informal Sumner

Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Hawisy will be
hosts at an informal supper at their
home next Sunday evening, compli
menting Mrs. II. +. Ostrander. who
returned Monday from tho East.
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Informal Dance

Miss Violet Lomax has extended
invitations for an informal dance at
her home. COLT 10th ave. NJ. r.. on
Friday evening, November 10. TWEEN.
" guests Will be entertained.
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Bride Luncheon Club

Mrs. r. M. Brown will entertain
the members Of her bridge luncheon
club Friday afternoon at her homo.
Covers win be marked for eight.
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Hostess ON Thalrsdnu

Mrs. G. A. Stubenrauch will en-
tertain her bridge luncheon club
Thursday afternoon at tho Yacht
club. when covers will be placed
for twelve guests.
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iegrs for Women OF ths Orient Wed
nesday afternoon. Nov. 9. At J
o'clock az tho homo o. Mrs. u. ".
Mcdonald. sip Kinnoar place.
Assisting hosbsnses for the after.
noon viii DO Mira. A. J. Ksnsiey airn
&. v. Blackaiier. Mrs J. l. Green.
we'll. Mrs. Sidney Morgan. Airs
stolnhauser. Mira. James Curiey.
Mira. Shirley Bak@. Mrs. J. A.
James. MIRA Georg. d. Rove. Ara
q. A. Ford and Miss Pollock.
Mrs. II. w. Fost.r wili preside
Mira William Bcornan WIN speak On
Personal Friendships with tho
Chinese ON studonia." and Mrs.
Charles v. Hubbard on tho Women
Of the Orient hrn Adam Bselsr
win give vocal s~iections.
John Muir PIT. A.
John Muir PIT. A. VIII meet Wed.
ncaday. Nov. 8. at tho school nc
p. m The ohr~ct Of tho meeting IL
20 discuss suitable books for young
folk. Miss Gertrude Andrua In
charge OF tho book shop nj Frederick
a Nelson's. will speak on "Chil
dron's Bookn- Mrs. Everett Clark
win lead tho community singing and
AIRS. Archie Chandler win give sew.
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Britain Will Pay
$4,000, 900 to u. s

LONDON. Nov. lit was offi1at
iy announced today that Great Br1t.
ain will pay $4,000. 900 installmenf
ON her dcbt TO the United States o.
November Is. this year.
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Sunset auxiliary 10 the Orthopcdio
hospital Will serve dinner Friday.
November IT. at tho city hall, Bal
lard, from 11:ao TO 1870 D. m.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


viny Ridge Chapter. Daughters Of
the British Empire. VIII meet with
Mira H. w. winn. a7ai atth ave. y.
w, "Wednesday. November 3. AZ 1850
.. ma.
Take No. Q car on Second ave. and
get off ~ Lander It and then walk
one biocis west.
Denver Con.umptive Society
An important meeting u tho Den.
yer Coneumptlve society will BIO held
Wednesday November 4. at y. m.
az tho Y NJ. II. A.. nth and 70.
Union IT. Members urged To be
prcsent.
West Woodland P..T. A.
West Woodland PIT. A. viii meet
al the school auditorium. WodnaH.
day, November 8. at ESQ .. IA. Prof.
Rorig will speak on Books for
Young People"
West Queen Anne PIT. A.
Tho West Queen Anne PIT. A.
viii meet wednesday. November ..
at the branch library. Miss Gather.
In" tanning. OF mo ohnnrshs oe-
partmont, will speak on The Newer
e 90 -. .,,.~,.',, -, 80.
80 -. -. "a -,
~, ~ 49, ,,. .isa -,
speak.
o., A. .-u,.
49,.
.a'n'a 'r CIV s
n'shAi S"." -
,ns''aa NJ 1870"
H'oneapas es.ns' Nosoa.'os'
TOT a'h''' anu o"s'"'"' '"s
League OF Women Voters
Voters viii meet mart Wc<fnssdhy,
Nov. :. for luncheon al the 4. w.
G. A. Delegates 20 the sfafs CON
vsntson assembling In Tacoma THIS
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n Luncheon WIN be served AZ noon
Former Kansas women ars invited
For particulars telephone 10 cspital
2f03.
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Bernhard Perboner win present his
pupil. Judith Poaka. In a violin re-
oitai tomorrow evening In tho Y. W.
q A. auditorium
The program to be given WIN bs
AZ foiiowg
Sonata l.. Trtiis IA ptsbis- -. Ia rtini
iAfshstto Affestpo~o
Allegro Tres Nodsr.
Aadante-Aiiefro Asssi
Concerto No a. u uinos. .ytsuxfsmps
AufAnt.
AdaEie HeiiEtoso
Ftnsie MArxiaie
Ca Adssfo from roma q minor. - Bach
tfor VOLTA oniyt
90 Fcbon HesrnAftn ..,...... .Ereisisy
tol hssonfe Dance No. f.........
.s.s...ss... .s.s. .Dvorsk kf eisisr
td) Tnmhouffn Chinots. ....... ESssslsr
NJ. Clifs Lehman. acnompsnist
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eraI vocal selections accompanied by
Mrs. Walter Ressburs.

eraI vocal selections accompanied by
Mrs. Walter Ressburs.
Program for disqualification Fund
For the benefit Of the hospitaliza.
ton fund o. University Post Aurili.
airy % tho American Legion. q pro-
gram will be given wednesday after
noon. Nov. 8. at $50 o'clock, al the
home OF Mrs. John r. Towers. Szis
Brown OF Lady Stirling chapter. ID.
A. r.. and Mrs. o. H. Carpenter. Of
Rainier chapter. ID. A. r.. win 1--WE
short talks GA the work. and the fol-
lowing musicals will In presented.
Violin noii--
''1rfentalss ...............c Cesar Cut
.,sdoaitation" t'.Thsis- )..... .Asssensi
The MAiden's wish. .......s .cbopia
Mrs, Edward r. Mesa Tsoorna
Piano Boii-.
sItomanes- .....r............ Hibslius
"A county osrdsp''. Percy crAinssr
Mrx DoriA hoorsih
s,lsisa's Dream" f-'rohsnsrin'l wasnsr
TIN A-tsnsin' for Yoa'. Hathaway
Mrs Towers
Violin obbiixsto by Mrs. Mess
Asoompsnisl Mr.: Mocrath
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Col. Ellsworth Circle
Col Ellsworth Circle. LADIES' Of
the q. A. r., will give a Now Eng
land boiled dinner IN Veterans hall.
Arrnory. Friday. November 10. from
ii.s0 70 i:so p. m.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon MosbcrS Cub
The Mosherr Club OF Sigma Alpha
Epsilon will meet Mt the chapter
house. sEos University blvd. Thurs
day. November .. AT 2 p. m.
Zonsry Club
Tho Zonary club viii hold an open
meeting Thursday. November Q. at
. .. m. In the lecture room on the
fourth floor OF tho Y. w. G. A.. DIR.
~ y. Barnes. speaker. Demonstra-
tons and olinio. Public invited
Kansas Womcn's Club
The Kansas womcn's club win
meet Friday. November 10. with
Mrs. James Tormfie. 300 iith ave.
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seattIs Review No. .. w. p. A.. u
the Maccabecs. viii mset Thursday.
November Q, at 1909 Ninth ave. A.
o. u. w. hall Business nesting y
called for y. m. sharp.
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HUnion Franchise viii meet sst
urday. November il. IN the Y. w.
c. A. ciubrooms at Q .. m. "causerss.
musiaue. 81 recitations'' win DO the
order of tire evenings entertainment
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John Il. Allen PIT. A. win m
AZ the school Thursday. Novembei
.. At 2.so y. m. Mira A. @. Green,
street. president Of the Seattle Coun
ell OF Mothers congress. and Parent.
Teacher association. will speak.
There will be a driii by the pupils
Of the school. music and refresiS
ruenta
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we., woodI.nd pr A

West Woodland PIT. A. viii meet
al the school auditorium, Wednas.
day. November 8. at 7s0 .. IA. Prof.
Rorig will speak on Books for
Young People"
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ws.l Queen Anne Pr. A.


Owing 10 tho iiineAs Of Mrs. +.
A. chaffea. who was 20 have cntsr.
tained th.m. tho members OF tho
Signal corps Auxiliary win meet
instead Mt Msves cafeteria on
"Wednesday evening. November I.
for dinner and business meeting.
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waiiingfori Circle Of tho First
Presbyterian church win meet We'd
nesday. Nov. \. at tho home OF MIRA.
James II, Barber toaz sunngsids
ave. Visitors welcome.
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The White Shrine Thimblc club
viii meet with Mrs. Florence Monks.
T23 18th ave. NJ, Friday. Novcrntsr
10. from 10 a m 70 4 .. m During
the ail-day session tf1e bylaws OF the
club win be submitted for amend
mani
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Georgetown PIT. A.

Tho Georgetown PIT a. will
meet at the school house Wodnes'
day. November .. At . .. m. A
special reception 10 now patrons In
tho district Mr. Frank u. Moiivray
win speak.
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An important meeting 81 tho Den.
yer consumptlve society will BIO held
Wednesday,. November =. At 2 D. m.
az tho Y. NJ. H. A.. nth and E.
Union at Members urged To be
present.
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Mrs. Helen X. Holt has returned
from an extended trip thru tho
middle states.
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The Ladies' orot,o club win meet
Wednesday. November 8. at .. m
at tho Federated ciubhouha. corner
Of Harvard ava. and Thomas st
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Orphans' Festival

The apron booth committee Of the
Orphans Festival viii give card
party for the benefit OF the apron
booth. Thursday evening. November
2, M the home OF Mrs. Mayo. chair.
man. ass ~. nth IT.
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Ladicn of the q. A. II. Homo 6r-vs
lnE club win mSes NJ tho home Of
Mrs. Not;ie ninseii. sg7 W. 7eth At.
Wednesday. November & iAsnehson
AZ noon
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meet Friday. November 10, with
Mrs. James Torsniie. 200 iith ave.
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DIR. and Mrs. Everett o. Jones
have taken apartments at the Hotel
Sorrento for tho winter.