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New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
ACTRESS SUES FOR SALARY
Alice henram Attaches aeaes nas Georse II. Fisher al Conclusion ef I.ngagemeni in This eiis.

Miss Alice neTlTam of New ferk, a vaudeville actress, has brought suit for ssAa against George M, Fisher, also of New York, of The team ef Fisher and Hurst, which completed three day engagement al The Capitol theater last night, Miss hertram claims that Fisher dismissed her without proper notice, replacing her with his wife, whase professional name is Hurst, She charges breach af contract and alleges that she lost sia0 hy being dismissed, Attorney David l., Nair is counsel for the plaintiff and wages due Fisher at the theater were garnished. The sult IS returnable in The court of common pleas the first Tuesday in October,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
saArrrRs srEEp RECORDS
sIolarbs.a, Goes lasi Mics in ai Hoar
 Hun

MindeFmere. Muskoka Lakes, onr taFio, Sept sa.=HaEry B, Greening nf IlamiliaA. ontario, in his sGrfaat mos tor heat. Rainbow III, shattered all daily record runs of any lransrAilan- tic liner and established new worlds record for 24 hours for any kind Of hoat yesterday, Rainbow III made l,06i miles in sl hours. aseFasing is,ss miles an hour for the entire dis lanee, including l0. stops for gasoline.
 The speed test was made in two secs tlans, the first ls hours being run Tuesday and the last today to avoid the danger of night running, The hoat was sealed and locked after the first l2shour run, II was an. n0uneed the record would stand as official in American power boat asso- eiatlon records for 2t,hour run. The test was made over q measured course Of 10 miles, .
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
SAILOR IS DROWNED IN
 FLOOD OF OIL IN WRECK
other sailors Are healioae.i for ieFaie wark sa fesienias's
 Had Collision.

Boston, Sept. 20.-The heEeism Of members of the crew of the destroyer Mcfarland prevented further iass af fife when inc destroyer was rammed hy the f,altieship AFsansas on Cape Cod Yesterday ana Spencer W, Brown, second class seaman, was entangled in wreekage and dFegned in the flood of oil that poured into the hold as the oil tanks were burst open, hrown enlisted from North Carolina,
 Two ffemen named Smith ant stFaek disregarded their own safety Co enter the hold. swam through oil and water and made fast rope by which others caught in the sap were able 10 make their way out,
 The Mcfarland was cut through on the port side few feet te the front Of the bridge and the how was badly shattered, ahe looked like twisted wreck when brought into the navy yard last night.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
'I2 ID Ia YEARS IN
 PRISON FOR SLAYER
CondtllO Of Bridgeport Sentenced ..DrunkenntSs Plea Fails

Bridgeport, sepl. go w i'ieaains
 guilty ls charge ai maRsiaaghleF her
 ieFe Judge Arthur r. klis in the erimr Ainai superior court here yeaerdsg afi7 Zsrnoon. Antonio canalilo, sl, Of this <eiiy, Nha on March l. last, mafially 2 stabbed Matiia Plamha, ss, through
 lhs heart and stabbed his common s law wife. i.neY ceaanieo, who was Aahoui ia heeome a mother in inc ah- z demen during a iFaeas in f'iumho's g ssers ai ss Haileii street, was senr
 ssneed 10 states prison from is 10 ia years
 Self defense was claimed by Judge $ Edward X, Nicholson and Attorney s.pasqnalle vioni, counsel for condflla, who sought 10 prove thal Plumho had .. .slashed eandelia with razor hefore Atondeiia had pierced his heart with 70 knife, and that the woman had hsen stabbed only when she attacked Con deila with a cheese knife and wound. cd him.
 Evidence submitted hy States Al. torney Homer Cummings indical- cd that condeiio, who was under inc
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
RECORD FREIGHT TRAFFIC
American Railroads Handled Morr Business During July Than any Time Except in July 'is and go.

Washington. Sept. 20. - Freight traffic on American railroads in July of this year was the largest ever recorded for that month with the cS- ception Of 1918 and 1920. Statistics prepared by ihe bureau Of railway economies show that the movement measured in net ton miles was Ss.- 5i3.:G3,000.
 Compared with last June. when the shopmens strike was on. the month showed increased traffic of 4s per cent. In the eastern district the fg- nres were ba per cent higher The southern and western district showed increases Of 30 and ee per cent re- spectively. Loading of revenue freight for the week ending Septem- her s was o29.S5S cars, an increase Of 1O5,611 over the same period in 1929, according to the American Rail- way association.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
YOUNG BOXER DIES IN RING
Fatality Attends Amateur iieui ai aiianeapolis-went nesa wnhom Heinz Hit, Witnesses Aas.

Minneapolis, Aiinn,, Sept, so.--Wair ter GHeiehel, IS year old hoker. died in the ring at an amateur fealhall club benefit show here last night, He fell to the floor in the second round Of his haut with Conrad Beekund, go, and died within a few moments, Wit nesses differed in their stories ta R0- lice, Some said Greiehel went down without being hli
 According ta deputy coroner, death might have been caused by broken neck or heart d..ease The coroner will conduct q post -moriem examination today,
 Police arrested neeklund. Arnold sandherg, the referee, and Win Hast iHss the promoter, They were held pending an investigation.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
CHEMISTRY K WATERLOO
Only s5.s Per Cent of Those Entering
 Finish High school

Hartford, Sept. s0s--Niore high school pupils in Connecticut fail in chemistry than in any other subject. judging from q study Of about thirty schools in the state made by Q. J. Mouton. principal Of the Weth- ersfeld High school. General science has the second greatest number Of failures to it's credit if these schools may be eaid to be fairly representa- tive Of the cighy-one high schools upon the approved list on file at the state board Of education.
 II has been shown by n study Of secondary schools of the state made by Jesse F. Davis. superintendent of secondary education m the state board Of education that 37.5 per cent Of those who enter high schools survive the four year course and arc graduated
 "'rhe holding power Of the high school has always been trouble some problem" according to MT. Da- wis. The loss of pupils from year to year Is due 10 many causes. Inves- tigatlons that have been made from
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
GRAND CIRCUIT EVENTS
Five iaecs Booked For Friday At
 COlunibus Park

Columbus. O.. Sept. eo,--t'ive' events are scheduled for today's Grand Cir cult racing program, following two postponements. neeessltatcd by rain. Five races daily are scheduled for inc remainder of the week. in order that the program Of s5 remaining events may he raced before the conclusion Of the meet next week
 Races listed for today are the horse review futurity for three year old trot- ters: the NJ. and NJ. stake for 2:if trotters. the Capital City stake for e;O5 trotters and the 20i pace and the 2;l5 trot.
 Purses for the days events total sl6.000.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20

irauenee of nanor had threatened is0gh rlalnh0 and lhe N0ms1s with a knife ia the hack ef Ye store and that he had dragged ifumha te inc frent ei she saeFe and stabbed him through lhe heart, iniarias the Momr an Nhea she attacked him with a cheese knife as plumho lay dying on ihe il00r.
 iiEihg Aa fNeuse
 Ia nEenoaneins sentence, Judge i.lis. Aha ordered 2 short recess for fhe annFi so that he might consider points ef the ease brought out hy the defense counsel, said that he had tried Co give eoRdell0 every possible beneft of doubt, hul the eeld facts were that Ianmha Was dead. the victim of Con aelln's act The fact ihaI eandello might have heen drunk, he said, did not excuse him in the eyes Of the law,
 lieeansl Fueiian af inc scene Of the was impossible, States At- lorneg Cummings said, because Con- irllo claimed not 10 he ahle to recall N hat had happened and also because testimony Of the cananei0 woman and her son, Joseph, eonfieted an The point of where the stahhing had aes nally occurred, Extracts from tes,i- nony given at an inquest into the 'ase held by Coroner John ]. Phelan, ,f this city, were read by the states attorney,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
|. $. MAKES COMPLAINT

Bucharest. Sept, eO.-The United States government Is making for- maj protest through its legation here 10 the Rumanian government today against the provisions Of the law for Inc deferred payment of private Ru- manian commercial debts being np- piled 10 American creditors.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20

Brooks Drug O., iil ". Main st. City Drug Co.. ls7 Main st. Dickinson Drug O.. 1e9 Main st. II. l.. Mills. 33s Main sf. I. (. Monier & Bros, 42 Main st. Morans & Crosby. 3s5 Main st. F. Nnir. Inc. 5I9 Main st. Walsh < IIoifeIder. Is9 Main St. M. 4. Axelrod. sss Park st. Chas. Goldberg. E. R. Arcade. E. Horenstein. 1 R R. Arcade. scnth End Pharmacs. 25s south
 trt.s S..
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20

ersan aut of his place af business,
 The ease ef John Carroll arrested last night bS Policeman kiles ea charge ef violating the llquor laA, was continued until saturday meras ing Attorney P, r, Meneneush rep resenis the accused man,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
ELks' LopGE OF soRRow

\ lodge Of sorrow will he held this e,enlns by New Britain lodge. n, F.. q, Eks, for Harry T. Sutherland and Augustus R, noig, members Of the lodge who died recently, The funeral or Mir noig will he held at the Eks
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20

time ia time shaA that a certain amount Of the elimination from the high school Is 10 he expected as a re- suit of death. transfer, economic cons dillans and failure lo' meet the standr ards demanded far promotion"
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20
ANOTHER BODY RECOVERED.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Sept. 2o.-An- other body recovered from the wreck ' Of the seven destroyers at Point Hon ia was identified today as that of r. Torres. a wardroom attendant. Fen are missing.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-20

nsllenai home al RsafeFd Va, and inr lsEaient aill De ln ihe Eiks cemetery ai that place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Mss Mary Anderson WedS iR ST. PauPS
Church, Home Wedding Celebrated

Asst evening Episcopal Of Mary
IL Anderson anderson. Walter
". Louis Mr. and Mrs e w Answorh OF
chundorye m soiemniled $50 O'Clock with tho Rev Sidney
Morgan reading the service
rail white
the andet candeahra Following
q Alice English Perfect
shoulders completely covered by her peaedgcd tue
orchids, lilies valley
composed her shower bouquet
silver wane
With Il she Leghorn hmmed hat
silver ribbons which
fell the hem OF her she carried shower OF ophe
maids Crawford. Portsmouth
cesworthy.
fashioned alike organdie silver
bodes hats
pastel shades
midnight blue with oyerdrapy OF
plated chiffon a gray horsehar hat
o Chicago. Mr.
Edmond Mr. Charles
Anderson.
reception Al
church the
Eleanor Clark. Miss Helen poney Miss
Mercer. Margaret Gilbert
Anderson W
Greenwood. 7. a Baxter and Miss Lucy Gardner
shaded blouse
with
IS Mr. and Mrs Answoh viii be
home ST. Louis. Mo.
this
University Illinois
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Personal

Nlr and Mira George Dyer ana
son. SIR. Philip Ammldnwn ~ Mil.
wauilcc. will arrive July 8, 10 spend
two weeks an the guests OF MI. ana
Mrs. n. r. Oatrunder
MIR. aud Mrs. r. C. Aver and
family returned Tussdny from
no days motor Trip 20 Portland
where Mr. Aver played IA tho SOL
tournament AZ Wavorly Country
club. Mr. ana Mra. Aver will leave
on Friday on IA 40 days trip 70 San
Francisco
DR.. and Mira yarney Kelly have
removed 10 their summer homo nt
wostWood
Mrn IDA II. uuletz and children Of
Lincoln. Neb. are visiting Mrs, iiu-
le,z' brother-in-law and sister, Dr.
and Mrs Glenn Strand. and arc
planning 10 make their home here
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles H. Lilly and
family will motor 90 Mount Rainier
Wednesday Tor Few days visit.
Mira John sumrnll and son. Benia-
min. arc leaving Saturday for a two
months visit AZ Long Beach. Cal
Mr. and Mrs / IL. Bloedcl have
returned from a trim thru tho East
Mrs 3. y. Thomas and daughter.
Dorothy. OF Pueblo. Colo, are visit
ing Mrs r. A. Mccutcheon.
Mrs. y. J. Brown has returned
from a three months trip In tho East
aud South.
Mr and Mrs Ralph sigcy and son,
/ Perry. are removing this week IA
their summer home NJ Wing Point
Mr. and MR. w + Humphrey Will
arrive Saturday from Washington
/ -. C.. 20 spend the summer here.
Mfa George Harris Cluie hut
daughters Margaret and Anne Eliza
bath. arrived Tuesday, from Carmel
hy.thc Sea. Cal. 20 spend a shor
time with Air and Mra Alfred ltollo
Mrs. CHUTE and Alrs. Rollo are sisters
Mr. Chaplin Hunt returned mi
week from tho lin school IN Potts
town. Pa. 10 spend the summer wit
his mother Mrs Frederick I
Fischer.
Ensign and Mrs George Ciiffor'
, crnwford'a parents. Mr. and Mira Z
, Crawford ieft Tuesday eeynlng 70
, North Carolina. TO visit EnsiEi
Vance Crawford. Tor about month
Mr. and Mrs. James u. Esary lei
Sunday on their yacht for thel
camp on Vancouver island. Mr.
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Mss BruQqeman Ma1ried at Home Ceremonv[

OF J.. h.
the Dunan
sOemnzed last the homo OF the brides
$50 O'Clock.
before
peon and Tall candeabr
candles white wicker standards holding great
Williams played tho wedding
marches Eugene Van syk at Dawnng Just before the
service.
and the uhers Mr. Henry
Bruggeman Harvey Williams.
Tacoma
bridesmaids
taffeta
made with tight bodice and circular
with vcve. She carried round bouquet
trimmings
metallic thread embroidery and her flowers orchid
Virginia Van se the little bearer was dainty ruled white
with organde for trimmings She
wreath OF Eosesuds for headess and carried the ring on white
gowned chiffon and silver
Cecil Drummer and sweet
satin and straight
sleeveless tho pearl and crystal grde
pearls crystals in long loops the
lace and
Orchids lilies
carried
Archie Van Slyck Miss Libby Rccs
Miss Felicte Van syek assisting
blue white figured Canton
trimmings OF black and white
monkey French flowers
an lilies
home
temporarily the home of Mr. and Mrs Brugseman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27

'ranlac has done 70 much Tor me
that ! would 80 out % ms way 10
tell anyone suffering as I did about
a." rsrntiy said william c. Jon.
son. 1892 w asth St. Los Angeles.
Cal
For ten years couldn't cat
without suffering for hours after.
ward Gas would always form on
my stomach and press around my
heart. Tha, alone made me miser,
nble. but would almost double
up in n kiFt from the sharp pains
that struck mo IN tho stomach
had dizzy spells and headaches. too
and never felt liko working.
"Tanlno was suggested as tho one
medicine that would put me bach
on ms feet and six bottles have
done that yvry thing. An my
troubles arc gone now. Away,
feel fine and go 70 work ~ though
never had been IN day OF my
life. I'll never bcerudgc tho money
spent for Taniac"
Tanlao Is Tor sale by all goot
druggists, Accept no substitute
over 81 million bottles sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
OLYMPIC HEIGHTS
FLOWER cIffp

Olympic Heights Flower club will
hold its annual flower show Friday
June %. az tho Olympic Heights I'm.
provcmcut club. with exhibits open
from 10 n. m. 10 10 p. m. Prizes will
be awarded in every class and en-.
tries must be in by ] o'clock Friday
morning. For information call Mrs.
J. W. Chaplow. West osii
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DAY NURSERY

Thursday afternoon. June %. NJ
i.90 o'clock. there viii be a regular
meeting OF members OF tho Seattle
Day Nursery association NJ 800
Broadway. Mrs. = %. Quick win be
hostess at The ten hour. assisted by
Mrs. l.. C. Gilman and Mrs. @. A. c.
Rocheater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
DINNER AND RrcEpTfoN

Honoring Mrs Marion V. sparling.
newly elected grand matron OF the
state. Robert Morris chapter. o. H..
s., will give dinner and reception
Wednesday evening, june q. at the
/ masonic temple.
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Tea Assistants Announced

assisted Thursday afternoon
F. Alexander and Mrs Bethen by
Frapcs Frink
+ E. will preside at the
Assisting will William Leonard Eaton Mrs Earl r.
Mrs Frank Munday Mrs Robert Graham Mrs Thomas
T.
Lillian Larson Katherine
Lillian Casens and Kathleen BenningfIeld
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KuMTlx CLUB

The Kumtux club viii hold rs
last meeting Of the year Thursday
evening. July 2s. with Miss Zella
u. Allen at the Girls Parental
school 57th ave. s. and Holly 81.
Members arc asked 10 bring box
lunch Coffee will be served at the
school. Meet at o.W. II, & N. sta.
ton at o'clock.
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STRAWBERRY SOCIAL

a strawberry social will be given
at the Wolth Presbyterian church
Friday evening, June 20. There will
be . splendid program and the Ia.
deg chorus will give several sclec.
tlons Everybody welcome.
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woopcpAFr TOTEM CLUB

woodcraft Totem club win meot
at the home % MrA Oscar a. Wis.,
on Lake Washington. Thursday, Juno
IS. Picnic lunch ~ 1880 o'clock.
Take Ycslcr car to Laschi park. a
committee viii uirct the guests at the
end OF the chr limo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
AUXILIARY TO BROTHERHOOD
IL A 1. -.

The Ladies' auxiliary to Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen will meet
in Union Record hall, 1915 First ave.
Thursday evening, Juno Is, Mt s
o'clock. A social hour and refresh.
ments will follow. TO which the fami.
lies are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
M,KING IcE LAST

wrap your leo IN newspapers ana>
Il viii last much longer than II yoi
do not protect II IN this way from
tho air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
COUNCIL OF
MINUTE WOMEN

The last meeting Of tho year oi
tho Seattle council Of Minute Won
en- win be held Thursday. juno -
AZ 2 y. m. az tho American Legion
rooms. in the New Arctic hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
ADDITIONAL CLUES
ARK CHAPTER,

% y. .
Ark chapter. o. u. s., viii enter.
tain at luncheon on tho lawn OF
Mrs. Minnie Hastings home. 1920
Angelina st.. Friday afternoon, June
20, at l o'clock. Mrs. Mildred Rau
is chairman OF arrangements. Elliott
O66G. Members and friends In.
vited.
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GARDEN PARTY

Tho young lgdlcs OF Westminster
guild % Westminster Presbyterian
church win give u garden party Fri.
day. Juno 90. from 4 until 10 p. m.
az tho home Of Mru. George w. Eng.
liah. 1895 3ith ave. leo cream. straw.
berries and cake viii be served. The
proceeds viii SO TO help furnish a
room in Washington college. shang.
hal. China.
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BATHING SUITS

Bathing suits OF bright ginghams
In large or small checks havo bloom
crs and collars Of plain color.
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poRIc SOCIAL CLUE

Doric Social club will meet in
Woodland park. Thursday. June 2s.
Mt o'clock. Hostcsgos. Mrs. F'roney
Carroll and Mrs. Stella White. All
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
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entertain with informal luncheon at the
Saturday compliment
visiting Mr. and Mrs Edwin
Ford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27

Tanlao Vegetable Pills are Na
lures own remedy for constipation
For sale everywhere. - Advertise
ment.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

TO REMEMBER
WEDNESDAY,. JINE IT.
The marriage ~ hiss Anne cfeuisY
90 Lieut. John n DinIWsil. ~. D
81, ~ home N parents Mr, aud
Mrs. r r. cropisY. 81 $40 O'Clock
THURSDAY. JINE ga
Mrs.. WILLIAM ~ B9lcam's tea 70
compliment Mrs. a. y. Alexander
and Mrs.. q. a. Hisfhrn. a. home.
from % 9 o'clock.
Alna Ediih r0unE'a Tea a. the Hgns
set club 20 honor her nirosr. the
Misses Josephine Fransiol aud
Elizabeth Morrison
Mrs.. g Moers's bridge luncheon
a. The inEieweod cot ana Cogn-
~ club
Hfu. Raymond ~ rraEisTs Luncheon
81 home. Thousand Pines" 20
honor Mrs. Evan \ MrCgfd, Jf.
FRIDAY. June ga
Mrs. Arthur a WriEhrs tea from
until 3 o'clock. az home.
Miss Dorothy Campbsifs dinner f0g
Mr. ana Ars Evan d. MrCofd. IT,.
~ home.
SATURDAY.. JuSg So
The marriage Of 8ihs Margaret Ny.
ers 20 Mr Homer Orrln Blair. IN
Wrttminsfer PreabYtefihn church.
az o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Yards McFariandfa
dahos AZ Seattle Yacht club.
Miss GLADYS Nordby 10 wen Mr..
Lloyd Charles Low a. country
homo az Port orchard az 100
/ o'clock
"WEDNESDAY. JULY g.
Sir and Arr Charles X. pOs's pie
nie az summer homo AZ HEREFORD.
FRIDAY. JULY g.
Miss Loyal Treats masqutfads
dance AZ home.
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srArrLE REY1Ew. 80. s

Seattle review. No. 3. ". y. a.. OF
the Maccahees. viii give ia annual
chlldrcn'a party Thursday. June IS.
at A. o. u. w hail. 1908 Ninth ave.
Members and their children invited.
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Tea to Honor NeaU Resident

Barnctte Fisher entertaining with
afternoon until
who o
rer will be A.
Call Mrs Donald Graham Mrs Farrell
so wII alternate AT the
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Women's Clubs

SUCCESSFUL BRIDGE TEA
Tho bridge tea given Tuesday
afternoon by tho AM circle % tho
Fruit and Flower Mission at the
stockndc hotel. thru tho courtesy
of tho new management, Was n
largely attended Pnd highly sue,
ecasfui affair. catd tables were
arranged In the spacious ball room.
bright with summer flowera and
native greens.
During tho afternoon. MT. Ivan
Marble. baritone. rendered a group
OF sonEs. with Mrs. George Lennon
az tho piano. Ma, Alexander Mci'
sicr chairman OF the circle. was
Ia charge or arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
WATER IN CAKE

You can often use water In mixing
a cake instead Of milk. and find that
tho cake will DO lighter In texture
and less liable 20 seorch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best u
All after a Golden clint Shampoo .--Adff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-27
Will DRIVE no coNvENrIoi

A group Of women from tho Yves,
Side women'a Improvement ciut
will drive 70 Mount Vernon Thurs
day 70 attend tho convention Of
Federated eluha. II session there. h.
eluded are Sir. and Mrs. Charles
swanson. Ms 4, II. Niess. alra
Ella ChamssriIn. Mrs 4. Maynard
Mrs, FrCd Schroeder. Airs Il, Har
per and Mrs, Leonard Coopcrnnu
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VIII Honor Fleet Commander

Admiral Hilary commandernchf Of the United
evening
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WOMEN or
MOOsEHEAVT LEGION

The Women Of Mooseheard Legion
will meet in Moose temple. Thurs.
day. June Is. at o'clock rnitia.
ton.
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Dance Planned for This EUening

Thomas Aheson VIII be this
Ire Frederick Acheson
DO entertained
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ELITE REBEKAH LoDGE

Elite Rebckah lodge. No. 1874. will
meet Thursday evening. June IS. at
o'clock. at 26os Jackson st. Mill.
tary whist. al friends invited.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
FoRrsoN THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson.T hyEcsen Auxiliary. T. =.
W. ". viii serve a MONDAY lunch.
con in Veterans hall. Armory.
Thursday. Juno e. Friends OF Tho
organization invited.
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Miss Cheal Postpones Tea

Mary chea indefinitely
afternoon June 80, in honor Of Mss Janet Henry.
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Luncheon Compliments Guest

McGrr Of Boise Idaho Mrs
Tuesday
Mrs MeGirr the their
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Howard y. McRae, who accom-
panied them. will return tho last
Of tho week.
Mrs. Albert Charles stubb and
AIins Emily Jerome viii return
Thursday evening from a few days
visit in Spokane.
Mrs. Charles Mcclure and Mrs.
John Evans returned Friday from
"a three weeks motor trip thru
Eastern Washington.