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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Tn. womsn's Alilancs Of tho Uni.
veruity Unitarian church viii meet
In tho assembly room Of the chapel
for an sli-tay session. beginning AZ
10 a. IN. "Wednesday. a, .. m. Dr
John Carroll Perkins VIII speak on
PHASES Of UFitaEiAntsm.~ Women
Of the parish ard nsighborbooi are
welcomN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
CLUBS roR WEDNESDAY
Daughters Of Pioneers

Daughters OF Pioneers. prior 20
1879. viii meet Wednesday, pecem'
Dor 6. at J y. m. at tho homo OF
Mrs. Edmund lowden, itat 18TH
ave. Mrs. N. X owens, chairman
OF the program committee. has ar.
ranged for the reading OF a paper
sent by Miss MARTINA tombstone.
who was ono OF tho first teachers OF
Waila walla school district, No. ~.
about 1870. Miss lohnstono In now
confined to her hospital bed. but her
keen memory has recalled many In
tercsting and amusing Incidents of
the early school days OF pioneers
"Reminiscences OF early Whitman col.
lego life I'm Eastern Washington Will
also be given.
Mrs. J. A. Coiweii win sing group
OF songs. and will conduct tho com
munity singing. which IA always a
feature OF the meetings.
Mrs. Bowdcn win be assisted by
Mira r. c. williams and Mrs, ,. J..
Doheny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Mrs. w. T. wooIey In entertaining
With an informal tea at her home.
So5 Summit ave. on Friday after.
noon from until o'clock. IN com
pliment TO Miss Gertrude Elford.
Invitations have been limited 10
ms members Of Miss Elfori's bridal
party and Alpha Phi sorority sisters.
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Miss Edith Young
Plans Luncheon

In compliment 10 her sister. Mira
Thomas rransiolt Miss Edith Young
\ entertaining with n luncheon at
tho sunset club "Wednesday. proceed.
mg tho program 10 be given at the
club that afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Benefit for Norwegian
Christmas Charity Fund

Tho Helping division OF thu Nor.
wcgian Hospital association has corn
pisted plans for an entertainment Ia
Norway hall on Saturday evening.
December .. at 8 o'clock Mrs. Gun.
mar Lund. Mrs. 3. r. Haugen. Mrs
X. I. Kobbervig. Mrs. X. c. Andar.
son and Mrs. r. Gierde form the
committee In charge Of the affair.
Ths following program will b. pre-.
sentsd BY pupils from the Margaret
Olson school OF expression.
Christmas Eve tn Mining Camp.
........s............ Lille caisnf
Hardly Knew Tea" .vsrns ". Andersen
Ny Dad .*.... ........ .Byron oordon
ous-sct Play. 'rHaw q 0trf kesps . sscrst''
Cast % characters.
Mabel swsstly twnoss engagement 10
the sscrstl ......... Marion WhrAfsns n
MAuds Harrison cher bosom frtsndl
...*................. Eloi-e fAtenfisid
Mary Nortea t-ho 10 giving q teal
Della tths maid ..... Marterss Forsyth
Clara Lewis. Stella Gardner. Nsiiis
Athsrton. Jessie Cooper. Marion Carr
tglris who ara SURE they can keep =
Lois Lunn. Lillian or.sns.rs. Hsixa
Lund. Sylvia stub. Elizabeth Smith
Song and Dancs-''casi Ne Back, o
Pal q Mine''. ..s........ Selma Bellies
"Jes' Fore Christmss"..... Billy Prster
Packer s....--.s........ barbara Alien
One-act PiMy..........'-Thc Stolen Cat
Cast.
Eaith warren .Eiisah~th Smith
Alma Bfxby. .......... .Marjoris Forsyth
Carl HusAeit. byron Gordon
VIII Hutshin.- ....--..--s-. Billy Ffafsf
Constable .......s......... Raymond Toy
Papa ptnished Me-. Selma Bellies
'Tnnocencs~ ........ .Easherfns Atkinaon
ons-act Play. Red ParssoI''
Cast
Dolly Trevor on trousis over a para
sold ....-s........ .HeiEh Iuno
Edith Carter Their cousin) .....,......
.......... .....s..s Lillian grafnh~rg
Miss Ida Carter tths Innocent cause Of
I'D .-.....s..-........-. Donna lsunn
Beiina (fhs maiel Lois Lunn
Miss Amaand Regina johnson. ........
Miss Mary Mcbride Ian Irish woman)
..-....s.s.....ss.... Elots IAtchnsid
Ruby and Pearl ftwins) ..............
Barbara Allen and Verna Mae Anderson
IMonologue--.,Pro and Con" ,..........
.....+............... lincoln Erwin
lDance--'fspsrkists' ....-. Made Barker
Dne-aet Play ...-..ss..+...s..4.s
."courtship Under pifficulties
cast:
Mr. Henry snobbie,on. 9. !. :. Raymond roy
Mr.. Marcus Aursiius Jones. ...........
..................... Cecil Wentsrmar
Miss Prudcnes Angelina winterbottom
Tuna nair~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The women'n association Of tho
Madrona Presbyterian church viii
meet Wednesday, December 9. in the
church paflorh al p. m. Circle ID
viii serve tho noon luncheon.
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West Seattle Review No. 81

West Seattle review No. 81. w n.
A. OF the Maccabees. will meet on
"Wednesday. December Q. al 4 p. m.
In Carpenters hall. 444i California
ave- Election OF officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

OF civic importance. Miss Evelyn
Han. superintendent OF nurses at the
Seattle General hospital. and Miss
Celia ID. Shelton. supervisor OF voca-
uonal education In Seattle public
schools.
This meeting will be open 20 all
women of Seattle interested in the
subject Of education. whether club
members or not. II IN particularly
desired that members bring ms
guests young women about 20 enter
business o. professions. and girls nd.
vlserB In all the Seattle high schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

And Review No. 30. W n. A.. win
meet wednesday evening. December
g. AT y o'clock. IN the A. o. u. w
building, corner Ninth ave. and
Union VI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Sumner Dnnce

Mrs. u. c. Bates Is entertaining
with a supper dance at her homo
this evening IN celebration OF DR..
Bates birthday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs A. ID. Remington II enter
tanning with bridge luncheon OF
twelve covers AZ her homo on Friday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The officers OF william Mckinley
Circle. No. II. Ladies' OF the q, A. r..
will serve a home.cooksd dinner.
wednesday. December q. at noon. In
Veterans hall. Armory. A circle
meeting win follow at , o'clock when
tho annual inspection viii take place
and tho election OF officers and dele
Gntes viii be held. There will be- a
card party at sac .. m. Members
urged 90 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Buslno~s and Professional Wcmen's
Club

The business and Professional
wonons club on Tuesday, Decem.
Der s. viii Join In the nationwide Oh
ncrvanos Of Educational week. The
club meeting viii BE- at the Fine
Aria gallery. those who ind uppcrtu-
nifty for enjoying the informal social
hour meeting at Q o'clock.
The monthly business meeting IL
called for Gao. At o'clock the meet.
ing will DO turned over 10 Mrs. Flor.
cncc n. Meyer. educational director
OF Frederick a Nelson. who has
charge Of the evenings program.
Stephen I. Miller. dean OF tho col
iege of business administration. Uni.
vcrsisy Of Washington. VIII be the
speaker Of IN. evening. There win
also bo short addresses by members
OF tho clubs educational committee.
This committee consists OF Mas Mar.
Earet Mccartney. girls adviser az
Franklin high school: Miss Ethel IL.
coidwcii. dean OF women at tho Uni
versi,y Of Washington: Mrs. Frank
Royce Tuppcr. lecturer on subjects
pertaining 60 education In salesman
ship and store service. and matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Ridsely Auxiliary

Tho Ridgeiy auxiliary 20 IN, Re
bekahs will meet "wednesday after.
noon. December 9. st o'clock. with
Mrs Jessie w. Chamberlain. iss w.
10Th nt,
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King County Minute Women

King County Minute Women viii
NEE, "wednesday. December q. In the
Lake Rurien church at seahurrt
Park ut 10 O'Clock. Tho afternoon
session win begin NJ ! o'clock. At
which time DIR. William Mei<ihbcn
viii speak on Tho Narcotic Evil"
There win also be a talk on 'srhe II.
litcracy Problem"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The Progressive Thought club win
meet at tho Federated clubhouse AZ
iao o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
December g Mrs. Esther Boriey viii
speak on Peace AT . O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Rainier Beach womcn's club win
DO held Wednesday. December 9. at
y. M, at the homo OF Mrg. II. O.
Johnson. eo47 Roxbury st. A bring
and buy" sale will be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Fortson. Thyrcsen Auxiliary

Fersson .ThyEesen auxiliary No. :.
u. n w. ". viii meet At tho homo
Of Mrs Guy Morse. sgs 18th ave. ~.
Thursday. December 7. Tea will be-
served at ~ noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Michigan Apple blossom club
viii meet with AIRS. Anna corlott.
SAT w. esnd 81. Thursday. December
7. Luncheon viii be served Mt izao
D. IN. BY division No. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Informal Bridge
.Litucheon

Mrs C. r Constantine will be host
esz at an informal bridge luncheon
Friday afternoon at her home. ssos
SSrd ave. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Tho child study department Of tbs
Womnns Century club will m-et
"Wednesday. December 9. at the hons
OF Mrs. Frank l.. Parker. 1894 ~.
Prospect 81 Or. Curtis r. Williams
OF the University OF Washington win
speak on 'Pfny. With Reference 20
Toys. for Childrcn.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Christmas sale nj Deaconess'
Settlement

A Christmas sale win be held at
tho Deaconoss' settlement. 1910 Rain.
Ter ave. Thursday. December 7. all
day and evoning. The sale viii In.
rluda fancy AZ well ne useful arti.
oios. There win be an entertainment
in tho evening and refreshments will
be served. The proceeds will be used
for the support OF tho Deaconens
workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Robert r.. Lee Chapter

Robert w. lee chapter. Daughters
Of the confsdsraey. viii meet Thnrs-
day. December Z. at .. m. with
Airs. V. X. worfhing'on. sos Boyi.
ston ave. ~. Election Of officers win
DO held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
o.n,rnl Mission s,ud, Club

rns Central Mission study club Of
thu Y. w. q. A. win hold It's next
meeting on Friday. December :. az
10 a. m. IN tho Bible room OF tho
association. Tho subject OF study for
tho day viii bs chapter VI. ''fmprov.
ing Raoo Reletionn.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Ths Seattle woodcraft Thlmbie
club win giv. card party w~dnrs.
day. December q, at y. m. a, tho
HON. OF Mrn. J. pallison. alas SEQ.
ond ave. w. All friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The Eiderbioom club win meet
Thursday. December 7. nj ~ a. m.
IN the X OF p. hail. Third ave. and
Virginia St Each member and guest
N requested 20 bring a small Christ
mas aft 20 exchange with some
friend during the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

0sartef Aus m<fnsrn Leb>n. .susetans
Alfe9ro vfvc appAssicnasa
Aflexro moderator ala POLKA
Larec scstereto
Vlvncs
I've string qusrtsfs exiss r. Minor and
q Mater. the fir~t entislef ~Ass mefnscn
LAbsE~ trrom Ny tAfsl. 10 . rsmarkAs bio
o4ece ~ chamber music. In which the
onse1<nt fern. somewhat modified. IL
uoo6 70 describe the main nvsnts VI the
osmpcesrs career. and In which = ger
G1nfent high note In the finale IL urd~r-
1904 70 - . deliberate statement >on-
Gornfng . npts, similarly persistent IN Aas
ewa ear. which ~as the effect Of his
6nAfnenn
L tAii~gTo vtso sppsssionatAl. The
lo&o Of art In youth. that ionxing for thu
fnexpvsssfbis: the preussniticn Of an sp-
uroackinx sosscw
II sQUasa Pctka). The joyful s,ms
- youth In which ssnetAnA .n1oys thu
D1soH1<es Of the dance.
III IkrUo sostenutel. The saeryo-
nesn Of hix first love fer . maiden wac
Ioxer becomes his wife.
w. fvisacs)- me recognition Of ma
t1ena1 nude. the joy Of successes. sud.
11a1y the sustained = In the fper lined
ee<Ave. the b~sinniax o. his deafness. ths
pn1uful remsmbrsaes OF his premoaftion;
= ny Of hope. thea sucmisssoz 10 tn
Guf1nhia fate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Cnisfmas Meeting

Tho womans Foreign and Home
Missionary societies OF the F1rn,
Methodist church win inset Wednea.
day. Dec 9. for an st,-day meeting.
A business session with reports Will
occupy the morning hourn- Follow.
Ing luncheon and a social hour. the
following program will be prenentedi
Christmas c.rois-.siisnt Night" 20
LIisis Town Of nsshisnsfn." 'Jsy 70
the world"
tntsrrssasons ...... Miss Eiitsheih Sonss
~krouaa "a. weria AZ Christmas rtms.--
Miss Msuas Radfora % lnriA. Arr. J..
ntaaley Lang.
scle--'-rherv Were shsrhsras- tHesss>
..............s Mrs A Ffsston nufns
The Tree Of LIFE Nrs T1aoaaas Msrcsm
-cradia song tBrahmsl ...,....s.....
s...s..ssf..s.s.s.sts. Miss Lots wtisy
white Otfts for ths kink' ...ss,sstt.
................ Members snn friends
Carols --''ffsrs the Herald Ans.is aing -
white Hhrphsrds Waten-f Their
rleeks.- 1t Came upca the MidniGns
Clear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

tn. pythian Sisters Past Chiefs
association meets with Mrs, r. w
Flamming gsig Urand at. al $50 .,
m, Thursday. December 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Amsthyst Social oipb. o. v. n, will
meet with Mrs 81 A. Weed. soa ss'h
ave. Wednesday. December Q. at i.so
p, m. All msmbern o. tho order ~
tha Eastern Star are welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
chantnr 40. e. O.

Chapter 40. u. y. O.. meets nj
day evening. December : at o'clock
with Mira Cora u. Bow. ss2o nth
ave. ~ E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The Ladies Social and Charitable
club ~Fr~Ja" will meet Thursday.
December 7. AT o IN. In the won.
EMS parlors Of tho Swedish club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Tn. regular monthly meeting ~
tho woman's association Of tho Firr,
Christian church win be held IN tho
ODD Fellows hail. on broadway and
10th ave. wednesday. December 9.
beginning ~ iiaso a. m. with a
Bible study By Miss Sarah Springer.
A fire. luncheon win be served by
the North division al isse .. m. fol.
lowed by a social hour and . mission.
airy program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The First Presbyterian church
VIII hold bazaar "Wednesday and
Thursday. December and 7. Each
circle from A 20 W viii have a
booth. Thor. will b on sale fancy
work. linens. toys. dolls and detlca.
tsssen daiatie.. Circle II win. ssrvs
luncheon on "Wednesday and the
dinner committee will have charE.
of tho dinner. which viii b. served
AZ go .. IN. Queen Anne circle
viii serve tho dinner on Thursday
evening. Everyone welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Tho Garfield High School PIT. A.
win hold it's regular meeting on
Wednesday. December q. In Tn.
school auditorium Mr.. Clark Bssstf
viii DO the speaker. Musical pro
gram.
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ronia Social Club

The Ionia Social club. o. II. g.. will
have card party Wednesday after
noon. December 6. NJ 2 O'Clock. a,
tho Masonic temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The second In the series OF Cham
bar music concerts the Musical Art
society Is presenting this season. VIII
taks place "Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock. CT the women's University
clubs new recital hail. Sixth and
spring ST.. with the entrance on
Spring 81.
The following artistic program
VIII be given by the spargur string
quartet. with Jane Burns Albert. so
prAno. as guest artist:
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Auxiliary TO American Legion Post
No 100

The womonn auxiliary 10 the
American Legion post, No. ieo. Will
entertain with card party at Gate
wood hall. "Wednesday evening. Do
oomher 8. az \ o'clock. Tho proceeds
will be- used 10 carry cheer 10 tho dis
Rbied boys now In different hospitals.
short musical program has been
arranged and refroahments will be
served.
Aid Review. No. SO
Aiki review. No. 80. w. u. A.. win
meet Wednesday evening. December
q. at o'clock. for tho annual cleo
ton OF officers. In the A. o. u. w.
hall. Ninth avo. and Union IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Alliance Franchise will meet
Wednesday evening. December O..
at Sis o'clock. at the Y. w. c. A..
Mr.. Frank u. shccii win address
tho meeting on "A Rheims In
Champagne" which win be Illus
trated-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

The Alpha club win meet Thurs.
DAY. December 7. for 1880 luncheon
at the homo OF Mira Carrie u. vailon.
tine. sos goth ave. Take car No. II.
on Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

Tho wornsns auxiliary Of An
Saints church win have military
whist party "wednesday. December 9.
at tho Lakeside clubhouse At : .. m
The New York herald., 1922-10-30
VOTE FRAUDS CENTER
IN SOCIALIST SECTOR
State Investigator Finds
Fourth Assembly Full of
Fake Registries.
MOVE FOR GRAND JURY
Embree to Turn to Court
Over BantOn'S Refusal
to Take Action.
FRAUDS NOT WHOLESALE
Gilbert Says Technical Of
fenses PredOminate Outside
Of East Side.

William Dean Embree, special Dep
uty Attorney-General, will ask Judge
Grain in General Sessions to-day
that registration frauds and crimes
against the ballot be placed before the
Grand Jury.
This action is being taken by the
State investigators because of District
Attorney Banton's refusal to vary his
procedure Of taking such cases to the
Magistrates courts. The next step of
the State inquiry will be to try to
learn to what extent the Police De-
partment has been cooperating with
the Board Of Elections in trying to
impede the investigation. The State
officials have been unable to obtain
many registration records and they
want to find Whist has become of
of them.
The investigation has shown that
there are hundreds. perhaps thousands.
of Illegal registrations in the Twelfth
Congressional district alone. The center
Of the activity seems to be the Fourth
Assembly district. Abraham S. Gilbert.
Deputy Attorney General. said he had
no intention of making wholesale prose-
cutions. 1t. was learned that prominent
persons had suggested the State Off
cials keep away from the districts where
there is. a heavy Socialist vote. Regard
ing his policy and plans, Mr.. Gilbert
said:
There seems to be a mistaken idea
in some quarters as to the policy of this
office. It Is not now and never has
been my intention to make wholesale
arrests. My purpose has been and is
now to prevent violations OF the cleo
ton and penal laws rather than to
prosecute for crime committed.
'If ] were disposed to prosecute every
case which has come under my obser-
walton I could keep the courts Of this
county busy indefinitely. Many boards
of election inspectors are guilty Of
crime because they have omitted to per-
form duties imposed upon them. The
law does not recognize as an excuse
that the board was ignorant of the law
or that the practice complained OF has
continued for some years
II am always inclined to assume hon
esty rather than dishonesty. In the
ca ses to which I refer I shall continue
to assume mistakes until l am salts
fled to the contrary; but when l do
reach the conclusion that violation al
ready committed was not because OF ig-
norance but wlllful I shall act accord
ingly.
.'But I do find an affirmativeiy bad
condition in the Fourth Assembly dis
trict and in other parts of the Twelfth
Congressional district of New York
county. where the Socialist party can
probably elect a member of Assembly
and Representative in Congress II they
get "a square deal / mean to see that
they get 1t In spite of my personal very
positive opposition TO all that party
stands for.
II have not alone turned up in that
section the rather clever but unlawful
scheme OF assisting voters to vote
right. but have turned up SO much de-
liberate false registration that l have
The New York herald., 1922-10-30

not appear to exist to-day. The Man
haitian. Bronx. Brooklyn and Queens
leaders, who in the past have not
been above trading with the opposi-
ton. are giving Gov. Miller and the
other State. Senatorial and Congress
sional candidates valuable support.
Wherefore there appears to be more
confidence that Gov. Miller is making
successful appeal to independent
voters who are normally Republican
than is usually the case.
No better illustration of the con-
fusion and uncertainties that perplex
the expert mind can be obtained any
where than around the hotels and
Broadway district and some of the
more popular lunching places down
town. The most definite Impressions
that an inquisitive reporter brings
away from such places is that the
statisticians, dopesters and betting
men regard the contest between Gov.
Miller and Mr.. Smith as too close
for comfort or confidence"
The same experts agree that the
issue will be decided by the voters in
the five boroughs of the city and will
turn almost solely on the extent OF
Democratic detection from Mr.. Smith
as compared with two years ago
Most OF the Democratic experts con-
cede that Mr.. Miller is stronger in
Brooklyn and in the uptown districts
OF Manhattan. as also in Queens, than
he was two years ago. but they as
sert that. measured by votes, II viii
not exceed 10000 in volume. Repub-
lican experts are quite sure that Mr.
Smith is 100000 votes weaker thar
he was at that time.
The present State campaign is con-
| sidered one of the best betting propo-
sitions in many years. 1t is profess
sionally appraised as being actually
IAN even money tossup." One OF the
most significant features Of this phase
| of the situation is that while betting
commissioners say they have large
amount OF money to bet on Mr.. Smith
their principals insist on having odd'
that do not appear to be logical. A
the Hotel Astor Saturday night pro
fessional bettors said they had larg'
| sums to bet at the odds Of 81 agains
50 that Mr.. Smith will carry the Stat'
by minimum OF 100000; 81 agains
SO that he would carry it by 10000
and 81 against 81 that his pluralit,
over Mr. Miller would be 100000.
Inquiry failed to disclose any bet
on an even money basis that Mr.. Smitl
would in fact beat Mr.. Miller at all
Vague reports OF the sportively In
clined but shadowy Smith supporter
UP the State offering to bet large sums
on an even money basis have turned
out to be incorrect. Advices from Buf
falo, Albany, Troy, Syracuse. Roch
ester and Binghamton are in effec
that there has been very little bettin,
on the campaign TO date and tha
most OF II has favored Mr.. Miller.