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Wcmen's Missionary society
Isiuebe.pn

The womsn's Missionary socsty
or The Fint Presbyterian church
VIII meet for luncheon at 90 az the
church on Friday. Each table viii
bear special decorations 20 represent
ure various missionary fields in
which tho church is interested. and
the ladies and Riris serving will be in
appropriate costume. Mrs. ]. NJ
Booth n chairman of the luncheon
committee, Mrs. Fred Gienksng.
decorations. and Mrs w. w Warren
has charge Of the dining room. a,s.
sisted by Mrs. u. W. Ainslie. Mrs.
John Busheli. ars. Mary schaak.
Mrs. j. NJ. Mack. Mrs. NJ. q. Smith.
Mrs. ", Rasmussen and the Misses
Jessie Fraser. Agnes Piles. Marie
McAusiin. Tyrone whitney and Ellz.
abcth Mnci-.an.
All ladies who wish 20 attend the
luncheon should make reservations
with Mrs. Fred Gieskienr.
Mrs. George Stanton will preside
a. toasfmlntress and the following
ladies. who are hosienses at the npe.
ciai tables. ~fii respond. Mrs NJ. a.
Matthews The Home Basc": Mrs
Charles y. Hubbard. China. Mrs
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nnmbula." ia Boheme. ''Trayiata. =
etc. and she oceupicn a position
unique In the annals OF musical HIS
tory--a member 81 Americas two
great opera organizations. an honor
never before accorded any singer.
Thus turnout the musical arason.
whether u be- an star with the Metro
pclitan opera In New York. or with
The Chicago opera. Calll.Cnrel thrills
millions with her golden tones.
Members 81 the Ladies' Musical
club will reserve their seats on Fri.
day. March ~. and tho seat saie for
tho general public viii open on Mon
day morning. March 10. At 10 O'Clock.
Nine Caiitcurcl promises program
u unusual interest. Homer samueir
WI b. the accompanies and Manuel
berengucr tho nutist. and tho entire
program. with the exception Of .
short number BY Afr. B~rvnguer. win
be given by Mime. Gaili-curri.
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American Revolution. L. leaving AprIi
10 for Washington. u. c.. where abe
VIII attend the national congress,
bold In celebration OF the battle of
Lexington. the week Of April 10.
Mrs Edmund II. Bowd@n, chIlar~u
and nurse. who have been visiting
Mrs. bowdsa's parents. Mr.. and Mira
William Darwlc. In California. re.
turned today.
Mr.. C. II. J. Stoitcnh~rr and
daughters. Miss karla and NsMu
Claire. who have b>cn I'm Los An.
Ecies for the pas; two months. viii
return next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. william noieorn Isr,
last night for Southern California. 10
be away about three weeks
Mr.. r. q. shorrock left sunday for
New York and Washington. u. C..
for a ak weeks business trip.
Mrs Abner Brown has returned
from yialt in southern California
Mrs. Fielding AcCiaIne. OF spo.
kane. who has been visiting her ais
ter, Mrs. Frank q. Taylor. for the
past month. returned 10 her home on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r Myers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fischer are leav.
Ing Saturday b. motor for California.
where They will spend several week.
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Music
Godowsky Concert
Friday

Godowsky. unlike many other mr..
lists. IL beloved Of his own fellow
planirts. No more enthusiastic trib
uiea have been paid TO his art and to
his character than those OF two great
luminaries In the universe Of music
Vladimir dc Pachmann and Josef
Hoffman,. I'VE are all children all
woodchoppern compared 20 uodow.
sky u i'achmannH declaration.
why does everyone love aodow.
sky" queries Josef Hoffman,. al the
same tlme supplying the answer.
because HIS character II pure gold
and his art In It's sincerity Is clear
aH crystal" Generosity IL another
outstanding attribute that AIR. uof.
mann might have singled out. And
could generosity go further than In
the wonderful program he H. vouch.
HaflnK his admirers In Seattle. In
heaped-up measuref Chopin Is rep
resented by some OF his very finest
numbers the immense. majestic
Funeral March sonata. the lovelieHt
of all cradle songs. the Bcrceuse. tho
csauinitely poetic laiiade in q minor.
the wonderful sch~rxo in u flat
minor. OF vivid interest 20 Seattle
ties In the group from the '-rrlakan.
cameron" composed In the Olive IT.
housr overlooking Lake, Washington
In which GodowEky lived some two
and a half summers ago. while con.
Quoting his master class for planistr
Or. and Mrs. firyants cuckoo clock
and their old fashioned music box
with its silvery. linking tunes in.
splred two OF the little gems Godow.
sky will play on Friday az Plymouth
church with a fascinating touch.
MoAt stupendouN. revelation In
polyphonie writing for tho piano, IL
Dodowaky'u own symphonic Meta.
morphoa.H' on Strauss waltz themsn.
II ia nafe 20 SAY that no other pianist
alive could play this marvellous work
Godownky. as Hunekcr once wrote %
hts favortte super pianist Of them
ALI indeed. writes for a generation
OF Roeenihaia.-
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Sundau Afternoon Tea

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Condor ar-
entertaining with an Informal tea ~
their home sunday afternoon from
until o'clock. welcoming Mai. Har'
ward Moore, L. : A. and Mrs
Moore, who have returned TO Fort
Law,on after an absence OF some
time.
Presiding M the urns win be Mrs.
Harold Priest. Mrs. George Nswlove.
Mrs. David HaIl and Mrs. NJ. Lyle
Spencer. Assisting are TO be Mrs.
Charles L. Phillips. Mrs X. 4 Grcg'
ory. Mrs. Edward r. Dennis. Mrs
W. u. Fraser. Mrs. Irving Glen and
Mrs. J. II. Harrison
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Mrs. Charles Gaftner
Hostess at Tea ShOp

Alki auxiliary viii be in charge OF
the Orthopedic Tea Shop Friday.
Mrs. Charles Gaffner will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. George Hannah.
Mrs. G. G. caine. Mrs. c. II. Closer.
Mrs. Harry Kaufman, Mrs. Ashley
white. Mrs. Edward Holt. Mrs. c. C..
Bliss and Miss Anne Sprague.
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Queen Anne Guild Plan
Card Pdrty and Bazaar

A card party and bazaar for the
benefit OF the orihopedic hospital y
planned BY tho Queen Anne Guild Tor
Monday. April "a, az the hungslow'
Mrs. Thomas Nash. general chair
man. win be assisted by Mrs X.
Knox Roberts. Mrs Herbert Wither-
spoon. Mrs. Harry Bartlett and Mrs.
J. Van Stewart
Mrs. O. A. kjo- viii b In eharEe
OF tickets. Mrs. Evart LampinE, nue-
llclty. Mrs. J. Van Stewart. prizes
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Dancing PARTY

compIimenting their son Ralph on
his sixteenth birthday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Schultz entertained with a
dancing party at their home. 1890
Stone way, Saturday evening. Spring
flowers and ST. Patrick's day deco
rations were used effectively thru
the rooms.
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Lenten Musicale Planned
bu Interlaken Guild

A I.enten musicale viii be given BY
fnterlaken Guild Of the orthopedse
hospital on sunday. April :. AZ the
home Of Mrs. :. H. Kyle. sess
Newton st. al 4 O'Clock. Mrs. A. q
Schaefcr. Capitol 4ts0. Is chairman
Of arrangements. and Mr. and Mrs.
A. Memory Turner are In charge OF
the prorrafn
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A musicale tea viii be given for the
benefit OF Ruth home by the ladies'
OF Madrona Presbyterian church. at
the home OF Mrs. Samuel Archer.
600 35th ave. at James St. Wednes-
day afternoon. March q. from until
O'Clock. A silver collection will be
taken. Donations OF books suitable
for girls between ~ and 81 years OF
age will be acceptable for the home.
The program win be given by Mrs
Philip Macbride. Miss Florence Gray
ling. Miss Gladys Roth and Miss
Georgia Shoemaker.
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st. Patrick's Day Dinner
0f C0IIe0e Club

The College club win serve ST
pafrscks day family dinner at
o'clock. followed by an illustrated
lecture by ar. Vivian Carkeek on
Early Days in Seattle and the
Puget Sound Country Music win
be furnished BY the clubs quartet
and orcheNfra
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dirt, without weakening a single
thread.
Just light rubbing with dry Rinse
on cuff edges, neck bands and the like,
gets them clean he dir Is so Ioos-
ened. For the others, a thorough rims
ing and they are ready for the line.
Be sure to use enough Rinse to GET
the big lasting suds, that give the water
a soapy feel all through.
Rinse is made by the largest soa,
makers in the world. 1t is sold every.
where. Get Rinse today-at grocery
and department stores. Lever Bros
Co.. Cambridge, Mass.
udertuIIy as Lus does fine things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-16
Big lasting suds. They give the water
a"soapy feel" all through

This new kind of soap for the
family wash makes the soapiest
kind of water.
Put your hand in tub of Rinse
suds. You can feel that the water
is actually soopy all through.
This Is one reason why Rinse soaks
clothes clean without hard rubbing.
Many bar soaps make frothy, foamy
suds good to look at. But the minute
you put the clothes into them, the
suds disappear. leaving the water as
II soap had never touched ii.
Rinse suds work down into every
fold and fibre, loosening every bit of
Rinse does the family wash as u
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Benefit Card Pnrty

Mrs. w. s. Griswold and Mrs. II.
r. Weeks are entertaining with a
card party at the home OF Mrs. Girls
void, 1854 nth ave. ~. f.. Thursday
afternoon. March %. for the benefit
of the League Of Women Voters.
Twenty tables have been arranged.
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Mrs. Conner to
Entertain

Mrs. J. r. Conner IL entertaining
with bridge OF four tables az her
home Friday afternoon. with add
tional guests coming in for tea Mrs
{. T. Jenkins viii assist. and Mrs. T.
+. Mlddaugh will pour.
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Adele NJ. Felde Par,ls, sss
Procedure club. IN Enckr'-
o. " w. G. A.. 100 D. m 20
Committee" IN charge a ",
=. Stewart president. puhs,e = l
ing clss@ in charge u M.
garet Herr. Topic. "Kiul1n... ~
c eanlonaf.' u
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Large Luncheon at
Arctic Club

Mrs. ]. A. Peterson entertained
with a luncheon OF forty covers at
the Arctic club yesterday afternoon.
with decorations appropriate 20 81.
PAtrlck's day prevailing. Bridge was
the later amusement
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Informal Luncheon

In compliment 10 Miss Dora
Haynes. Mrs. Arthur A. Phinney en-
tertalned with an informal luncheon
for eight at her home. "Daisart." in
Carleton park yesterday afternoon.
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Harry @. Tremaine enter
tanned with bridge luncheon at her
home Wednesday afternoon. compli-
nenting her house guest. Miss Manu-
ella Briggs. OF Vancouver. y. G. Gov
ers were placed for twenty-four.
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Yukon Order Of plnnrcrs

The Yukon order OF Pioneers and
The Ladies Of the Golden North er.
tend a cordial invitation 10 MI Alas
kana and their friends 10 attend a
dance and card party at the NJ ~.
y. A. hall. isz5is First ave, Friday
March ~. at . .. m.
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Seattle
Society
Reservations Coming ia
for Dinner Dance;
Plans Made for Card
PARTY and Bazaar.

A MoNG those entertaining az the
~ st. patrick's day dinrcrdan At
the Golf club Friday evening are Mr.
and Mrs. Rcrt Farrur. Mr.. and Mrs
RAYMOND Frazier. Mr., and Mrs. Ern.
eat l.. skeel. MIR. and Mrs. David
Moss MIR. and Mrs, }. T. McNay, Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Gillespie. Lieut.. y.
n. rindan and Mir Percy Perry
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beacon Hill Congregational Church
Concert

Under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Aid Of the Beacon mn congrega.
tional church concert will BE- given
AZ the church Friday evening. March
~. az o'clock. An excellent pro
gram has been arranged by Mr..
FIJI. 7. Anderson.
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renns,IyanIa siudy Club

Presidents of federated clubs o,
the city will be guests Of honor at
the Reciprocity Day" meeting OF the
Pennsylvania study club. Friday ~
tcrnoon At tho home OF Mrs. Jean X.
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Hosts to Bridqe Club

Mr.. and Mrs. William Turnacliff
will be hosts to the members Of their
bridge club at their home. 455i I'M
versity blvd. Friday evening. Twen-
ty-four guests will be entertained.
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Tho Street Car Men and Ladies'
Auxiliary will give the third IN a
serioa 81 dances at tho Old X. r..
hail. Friday evening. March e. AT .
o'clock. The public IL invited.
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child iIyeisne cernrn,''
aotherf Congress circle. as z
G. A.. 100 3. "a. DR.. ] v
Tuberculosla and It's pr.,.''s
Or. II. T.. Moon. open NJ
Question" sea<
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AlnIia Auxiliary

a short business meeting will be
Reid by Alpha Auxiliary. Friday.
March "a, at 7:45 y. m, In the old
II. p. hall.
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T,,.mbIe Club

white Shrine Thimblo club will
meet AZ the homo OF Mrs. Edith !.
Best. 1906 Queen Anne ave. from 10
a. m. TO y. M.
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Let.Ic Gas,lnrr I.e.r Club

The Culture OF Roses" II the sub.
tect Of a talk 60 be given by Dr. r.
=. suliiger before the Lettie Gardner
Roae club. which meets at tho st.
Regis cafe at 1910 p. m. Friday.
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Mrs. Allen Luncheon
Hostess

Mrs. George W. Alien WIN enter
'ain eight guests at luncheon Saiur.
ay. with bridge for the later diver
aon.
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Briil.b. American Association

The British.American association
VIII entertain with hard times"
dance Friday evening at chriHien.
sens hall. Prizes will be given for
the beat costumes.
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The Church Of Spiritual LA, 3
entertain with a St Pa,ricIrs ~
In casveirs hall. Saturday sr,-'
March Is.
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The regular meeting OF the North.
ives, Improvement club will be held
AT the Whittier school. 18th ave. ~.
W. and 18th At. Friday evening.
March II. at O'Clock.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Forrest. 45ts University blvd. The
program for the afternoon includes -
talk by Mrs. w n. Utter on "1teci.
prociiy." vocal solos by Mrs Tbsda
lialyeat and Mr. Jack Morris and q
plano solo BY Mrs. George Willocks.
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Sutherland Heights PIT. A.

Under the anApices Of the Hpther.
land Heights PIT. a. the Cornish
school will give a program AZ the
school. Friday evening, March II.
at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-16

The Mothers OF Beta Theta ~ will
meet on Friday. at p. IA. at the
chapter house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-16

The Van ASSET PIT. A. will meet
Friday. March n. st ; y. m. After
tho regular business meeting tha
thirty.ten plan will be discussed.
Refreshments.
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The Coterin club is entertaining
with musical tea al the Phi Mu
sorority house Friday. March II. at
2 O'Clock.
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Epiphany GuiIds Hummare Sale

The Epiphany Guild OF the Church
OF the Epiphany will hold a rum.
mage sale March II and ~. at 5ii
Stewart NJ.
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RidgeIy Social IN.

Hidgeiy Social club. 80,
dance and card party. al a. !
lows Temple. ~
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CLUBS ron FRIDAY


King County Hospital club VIII
meet Friday. March -. at y. m.
with Mn. "a. u. Hewitt. 2ii2 Del.
mar drive.
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Mairons. Club

The 1874 Matrons' club win
meet on Friday with Mn. NJ.
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J. Addison Campbell. KOREA: Dr
Adelaide Woodland. india. Mra ~.
Krikorlan. Armenia Mra. Charles
Potter, @Aianka" and the Indians
Miss Mattel Jordan, SLAM Mrn.
Fred CieskieuE. Africa" Judge
King Dykeman Will speak on he
work 20 h. doDe by the Run school
recently established The new ~.
flcers will be- installed by Dr.
Matthew'S.
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J. Poster. 400 Woodland D..
Luncheon I ,. m. 3 y
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Ionln Sewing Circle

fonia sewing Circle viii meet with
Mrs. Myrtle Nashun. 5ii Roy ~
Friday. AT i:5o .. m. Take West
Queen Anne car.
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The Canadian Women's club will
entertain with a dance az the Mount
Baker Park club house. Friday eve.
ming. March II.
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stevens woman's Relief Corps No. 1

stevens Woman Relief Corps.
No. 4. Auxiliary 20 Stevens Post. No.
!. q. 4. II. viii serve 49, Patrck'a
noon day luncheon AZ Netsrans' hall.
Arrnory. Friday. March ~. A pro.
Freaalve whist party viii be given ~
p. m. 4 parcel post sale viii ~
held. members 10 contribute % the
luncheon and sak. Notify Mrs Belle
Sheppard. Elliott 4e7s-w. IN regard
10 this matter. Comrades ~ the q.
A. r.. affiliated organizations and
friends invited.
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The Dunlap PsT. A. viii meet
Friday evening. March ~. at .
o'clock. Speaker will be Judge
King Dykeman. Community sing
ing. Refreshments.
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Ladies' Liternry and Mux,<.I Z.
with Mrs. y. q. Grant a !.
kirkwood place at go y. n
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Col. Ellsworth circle. ladies' 81 The
q. A. II wiil give a ST. Patrick's
card party March ~. al $40 .. m.
IN VcicranE hail. Armory.
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North End Flower nu.

N"rlh fnd Flower 0uk
North Ind Flower duh us-
In ciubroorns. .. m T
speaker. Hoetesses who xsn -
arc Mn. y. =. Becker. Me-
Hughbanks. Mrs. ~. u. For,s< 4
]. Booth.
Harrison PIT. A.
Harrison PIT. A., boz ,nxa
speaker on "so-iO' taxa,,o. a. ~
school. 8 .. II
Mount Baker Park Aid -.
Ladies Ala society. Noun, ~
park. IN the Presbytsrssu -
Cafeteria dinner from IN
s p. m. n
West Seattle Review, VIZ
West Seattle Review. w -
Sewing Circle with Mn -
Christensen at zsof f7ih ave
al IL a. m.
Beta Theta ri Mofh>rs n.
Mothers club Of Beta n. |.
at the chapter house, lsu ~
ave. n. T..
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Mrs. William sherman Walker.
state regent OF the Daughters Of tho
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Virgin Islanders Call
On President for Advice
They Want TO Know just What
Department Is Running
Their Affairs

EASHINGTON, July 22.-Completely
u The dark as TO what government
dsPsrtment is charged with the respon-
slslisy Of supervising Virgin Island
sasirs. three representatives of the
hsulsr government, who have travelled
al the way from St. Thomas to Wash
iagton to get some light on the subject,
carried their case to the White House
today.
They had wandered from the State
Department to the Navy Department
ana then to several other departments
IN vain effort to find some one who
could give them the information they
sought Confident that the President
could put them on the right track the
three went to the White House, only to
ind that Mr.. Harding's time was taken
up entirely by such domestic problems
as the coal and railroad strikes. They
we're ADVISED to return Monday for an
Interview.
Their chief complaint, in addition to
1elhg unable to determine the status of
.ae "a islands as far as supervision on
'ae part of the United States is con-
'efhed, is that enforcement of the
sgneeenth amendment there is pre-
'sh,ihg foreign ships carrying liquor
ss s.ocSs from putting into St. Thomas
IafDof Tor repairs, coal and supplies.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Leading,
r,lberson Third,
r. Texas Primary
/. s Returns Give J. E. Fer
'a,s r',.on Second and c. F.
sbomas Fourth Place in
nace for Senate Seat

,,as TEX, July 22.--Incomplete
from sixteen towns in Texas
sss'Ay ..,oek tonight showed Earl b.
80 Austin, leading fer the
80 isIasyasie nomination Tor United
sss Senator, with Senator Cuioerson
vs. ss third, according to iigures by
.ssRsss -s,ss election bureau. May1eid
~ assS - votes. James T.. Ferguson,
70 80 ssnator Culberson, 1886; Gull
I ~, !, RI. ,r,aS. OF Dallas. I'll; Clarence
sa E 81. N Fort Worth, 527, and Rob
ossssss' uenry, Of Waco, 46l. Returns
feTs Wv ~ were contests in eleven of the
1hs..ssx;onal districts, the principal
eol5ssissg IN the 11th, where Represen-
sse s.s ss Thomas L. Blanton was opposed
'ssas . ss,y candidates +. G. Albright, os-
2 q ig.lllay calloway, J. B. Dibrell and n. S.
aslaSG, s,ousn Mrs. F. NJ. b. Hughes,
- nomination in the 9Th District,
50. she opposed Representative j. d.
saa.sssseid and four others.
sssss - tine 3Ir. Ferguson and his
vsre candidates for the Senate
'.s .:sst eseh other. They were placed
..sg e position because Mr.. Ferguson
I. sfcersa:n about the attitude of the
sssssrafie e ssr State Central Committee
I'D ..,ss his own candidacy, and had tie
sssss ,.s;s,sn been against him Mrs, Fergu
49, ssss rame would have gone on the
s.a.ss s.T and she would have had her
s.sa.ssnd's .s.sd support. Both fled applica-
-. a-.s, and when Mr.. Ferguscn's was ac-
''oas asa.sa his wife withdrew, although
~ - was some dispute about her right
: .a' IL 60. and the subject was referred
: { ~ Attorney General, who LETT the
.,stsr su to the discretion of the county
',. ! sscond primary, on August &c, is ex-
,s.tsd to decide any cases where one
..r5idate has not majority of the
s,IIass cast. Whenever no candidate
,.,siges the required majority the two
iea candidates enter the second pri
,arr
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
complete Preliminaries
FOR Funding Conference
3. Commission and Parn1en-
tier TO Meet Next Week
In Elisclras Data

WASHINGTON, July 90. - Prelimi-
ssry ss, steps toward negotiations for the
ssg @aaing of the French war debt to this
Cagat GlI, conference of Under Secretary
pp.,oert Of the Treasury with Jean V.
rsssmentIer, Director of Finance of the
Trench Treasury.
.ireasurry officials said after the con-
;is.enee ;;s1 that the American Debt Fund
wy wy commission would meet late next
sSs sssk to discuss with NJ. Parmentier
r. oata on the financial condition of
II, NY, c:,, which was presented to-day to
.aaaaeasury expert meanwhile will
slvoss sllsas II the French statements which an
sss e 1fle French budgets of the past
e'.I..iture s iuture years and the French cir
ttslsilon t,asn situation as well as giving the
and oi French exports and imports
as nesss genera! ss commerce. From these state
b ls the Treasury expects to be able
Para Ssaace ", the position OF France to-
liquidation Of its debts.