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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-24
FRANCE PROPOSES
COUNTERPART
TO BRITISH NOTE
Contains Modification of An
gIo Policy on ReparationS
and Ruhr Occupation.

PARIS, July 24.-Recommendations
for a counter-proposition to the Brit
ish note to Germany were to be SUBJ
mitted to the French cabinet today by
Premier Poincare.
Second in Importance only to this
was a report to the ministers by NJ.
LIE Trouquer, minister of public works,
who returned from inspection of the
Ruhr, to the effect German resistance
Is weakening and will collapse even
tually.
Secrecy Maintain
Although official proceedings still re-
manned cloaked in secrecy. the infer
ence was Poincare and his aides had
found the British draft unacceptable,
as the press and unofficial spokesman
have predicted.
The counter proposal, which will be
sent to London by way Of opening
inter-allied parleys on the subject OF
Preparations, is understood to contain
French suggestions for modification
of the British note.
Those of the government who insist
upon a firm Ruhr poficy and no con-
cessions to Britain's suggestion that
French and Belgian troops withdraw,
found NJ LIE ,Trouquer's report a pow
erful argument in their favor. The
minister was understood to be con-
WINGED heavy pressure is wearing
down resistance.
Press is Cautious
While the morning papers are
guarded in their comments, 9 MAORI
ty intimate France can not do other
wise than disapprove the draft.
Pertinax, writing in the Echo De
Paris, says:
France can not let it be said &C.
cupation of the Ruhr has proved
failure because such an assertion is
contrary to the facts. Our English
friends too evidently are inclined to
say 1t is useless to continue in the
Ruhr. Your policy has condemned
you"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-24
STATEMENT HELD
UP ON CONDITION
Of INACTIVE FIRM
Receiver Meets Difficulties
Gathering Data on DOLL
ings Company.

1t will be several days before suffi-
cient information Is available in re-
gard to be the financial condition Of
the R. l.. Dollings Company Of In
diana, to make a definite statement,
Bert A. Mcbride, president of the Con-
tinental National Bank, receiver, said
today. He also Is receiver for the
international Note and Mortgage
Company, which owns the common
stock Of the Dollings concern.
The fact that Indiana, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio concerns were inter
locking, in certain respects, has made
collection of data slow, Mcbride said.
Mcbride was named receiver last
week in Superior Court. He imme-
diately closed offices in eleven Indiana
cities. Hundreds of local stockholders
are affected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-24

miles. west of Nashville while work
ing in field. He heard a dog tree
the reptile and took after it with
a pitchfork. Discovering this bad
policy he made loop with string
tied between two sticks and coaxed
Mr.. Snake to center. The snake is
four feet long and beautifully
marked. He is not free to strike,
as the picture seems to show. The
box is covered with fine screening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-24
BIZ United Press
COTITMPTTG

BIZ United Press
COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 23.-Crimi-
nal action against officers of the r.
L. Dollings Company, fiscal brokers,
now in the hands Of a receiver, was
discussed by 5000 stockholders meet
ing today.
Dollings officials, according to the
petition which resulted in the receiv-
ership, are guilty of mismanaging the
companys affairs by paying huge
dividends out of the treasury instead
of from earned profits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-24

mobile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-28

Je fckl ndJeulOu mckee, W.
citiv, ze Sc divky uz dost ma
suzoval a re je nyniI Ipravy cas-
k takovemu t6nu.
A Karolina zvolala najed-
nou v slzach:
"Proc jste mne. vyhnal?
Proc Sc Ia mne hnevate!"
Temi nahlymi slovy protr-
hly SC hraze, ktere posud svi-
rally jeji rozboufene city. Ty
uz Sc nedaly nicim zadrzet:
zalily il oci novym proudem
horkych slz, krev j vehnaly k
hlav6, prsa rozboufily a vse-
chny smysly zatemnily. Jak
drzel Kral jeji hlavu We svych
|rukach, sklonila cello a vzlyka
|jic spocinula konecne celou
hlavou ma jeho prsou.
Kralovy ruce svezly Sc j Sc
spankd ma ramena mocne je
|tiskly. PAX Sc svezly nize, OBJ
Jelly jeji pas jedinym silnym
pfitisknutim privinuly potom
ty zle ruce cele telo Karolini-
no ke Kralovi.
"Tak proto place? Blahova
ia il mann rad a ona tn musi ri,
Estat, kocicko...."
Strhl il k sDbe a libal.
u dvefi neco zaSramotilo.
Karolina Sc vyvinula z Kralo-
va objeti a odskocila stranou.
" tom okamziku nahleho lex
mutt vynoIila Sc il v mysli ble-
: da, zazloutla a smutna tvai
cerne Bety....
Kral sci ke dverim a ma.
slouchal. Eylo vSude ticho. Pc.
tom sci k oknu zavrel je.
"Je tady zima!' septal .
HAS Sc mu divine trasl. Mesit
hazel do svetnicky dzky pruf
svetla krizovany stinem oxen
niho ramu. Kral stole v ton
svetle rozhlizel Sc v seru pt
svetnici a volal potichu:
Limo, Linousku, kde je?..
4 Uvidel il. Stala prikrcena ,
dveri, drzic ruku ma klice.
"Jdu ven - bojim Sea- Sc
ptala a cht6la otvirat.
"Chce jit ven takhle uplak;
mar" septal Kral. "Tady osta
la, ia jdu pryc.'
A sci potichu ke dverim. Ka
roline srdce zabusilo uzkosti
ze Sc ma nj Ease hneva. Pustil;
ruku S kliky a ostala u DIVER
S rukama svislyma hlavol
sklonenou.
Kral sahl ma kliku, jakob,
chtel otvlrat. Ale hned ma t
obratil sc Ease ke Karoline
chytil il "a ODE ruce.
Pruh mesicni zare lezel MI
cenlivy ma podlaze. Ten prul
byl pohadkovite modravy, jas
ny a cisty.
. A najednou Jim neco Zachv
0, jakoby mlha pres nej lehc
tahla; neco Sc v mem pohnu
10 a ozivilo, jako skvrna pre-
tahlo sc line a hn6vive pc Gel
:. delce te ozajene plochy.
! Lehynky mracek sci pres b
: II mesic, a jeho stln padl Ok
mem i do teto zafe....
v pokoji bylo ticho. zvlaS
nj 1tulne teplo Sc tn nyni roz
lezalo, kdyz okno bylo zavfs
) no.
Ze salonu na druhe stran
chodby sem chvilemi zalel
vesely vykrik, a 7jednu chvi
/ bylo lie rozeznat bouchnu
Z zatky, ktera vyletela re San
. panske lahve....
Kdyz potion Kral odesel
karolina sc vrhla ma postel, p
sud il v tom seru vystupoval
pred oci bleda tvar cerne b
ty.... V jakemsi krecovitem z
) chvatu studu a strachu zakr,
j. la 81 rukama oci. | to bylo ma
ne.... Videla porad to blede, v
| cltave zjeyeni tmavovlase di'
!. ky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-28

l1llL1l0lOs
Byl to maly mrzacek. Jednu
nozicku melo ovazanu spina-
vymi hadry, boticky melo "a
snerovany, kalhotky skoro beg
nohavic a hlavu zamotanou "a
smouranym, kartounovym pla
them.
Smalo Sc ma psiky, ale ta-
kovym vyrazem smutne, tiche |
Iradosti, ktera z jeho bled' 'oun
keho, slabeho obliceje volala |
10 slitovani. Hned potom pri-
behl k nemu chlapec vetsi, asi
lp6tilety, stejne bledy chudi-
Icky. Hazel mezi psiky male
kamenky a pokazde Sc tise u
smivaje podfval Sc ma mensiho,
|ma-li uz z toho radost jak Sc
mu to libi. Maly Sc batolil ma
krivych nozickach a drze ruce
zastrceny "a satkem, uvaza-
lnym krizem ma prsou, porad
Ise tax smutne usmival.
j Pri pohledu ma tyto psy ma
lty deti i Mich Karolina pociti-
la v srdci neco nevyslovne tru
|chliveho a horkeho. Melancho
lie tohoto podzimniho rama
snad byla toho pficinou, ze 81
|vsimla rozdilu techto dvou sku
lpin: hrajicich 81 deti a dovade
Ijicich PSI. Citila Sc sama sta
lstnou a tax il podivne napa-
lido, jaci ii psi jsou vypaseni,
Icilf a hbiti a proc ty deti, lid
lsti tvorove, jsou takove nebo-
,lhe, slabe, chore a litostive....
i Otevrela okno volala ma
Inc. Malicky Sc otocil dival Sc
lvzhdru belomodryma, bezlesk-
llyma ocima.
j Mate kreicarky!" zavolala
lKarolina hodila detem neco
ldrobnych penez.
/ Penizky Sc kutalely, ale dri-
rive nez d6ti, psici Sc hnali IA
mimi.
ii "JdeS, nechaS lezet! To neni
lnic!' .volala ma ne Karolina.
Il "Co pax jim ii psi delaji, re
, Jim nedaji pokoj, jo?" zvolal
-lnajednou nekdo z vyssiho pa
( |tra rozzloben6 $ durazem, ma
], |mirenym proti Karqline pro-
Iii d6tem.
i Psi zatim hezky penizky O.
lcmuchali a nechali lezet. Deti
: Isl je sbiraly....
Karolina sc pasta ma jejich
lradosti byla sama timto ma
e lynn dobrodinim tax oblazena.
Il "Ci asi jsou ii chudackovd
: |mali?"
i Poznala hned iejich matku
lNebylo pochyby, re byla je-
' ljich matkou zena, ktera S diti
tenn naruci hnala Sc rychle
i k MIN.
ol Byla to mala, drobounka O.
i ,soba, hubena, S malym, zdvize
n Inym nosikem a zlobnym vyra
a ,'zem v obliceji. Mela ma sobt
i lvybledly, hnedy plast' do de,
!, ste, chatrny, leckde rozpara.
! ny jinde zasivany velkymi
& nedbalymi stehy. Ma hlavt
) mela modravy, pleteny satek
( uvazany clpem do celia, pc
/! nemz il az k ocim splyvala roz
i hazena, spinave hneda, nepalt
( na ofina. v chuvce cerveno
a hnede pruhovane nesla dite.
) "Nechate to lezet!" krikl;
ina deti tahajlc je Ia ruce
Z strkala jie pryc.
ei Deti Sc jen nerady cd penez
o,odtrhly. Vetsi drzel v rucs
krejcar.a dival Sc ma nej hla
k YOU schylenou a zalostivyma
l. sklopenyma ocima. /
|. "Zahodis to, faganc," zakf
y kla zena a vytrhnuvsi mu kre
} car hodila jej IA zem. Potion
i vztekle tahla chlapce re dvo
> ra. Malicky Sc pajdal "a mimi.
y AT 81 to necha.... ia fraj
l. lickav zvolala jeste cestou t;
4 <l;,.,x 1o~oLn a. Lo,,x,e; r,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-28
IL AL ~
r @ M a N
Napsal Josef Merhaut.

-1--~-.-.--k-.Sl-1-,-sk---.
houc usnout, pima vycitek, zkla
mani a palcivych muk.
Teprve asi "a tfi hodiny po-
tom prisly do svetnice ostatni
sluzebne ma odpocinek.
Udren6, unavene, t6zkyma
nohama napuchlyma, 6erve-
nyma, nevyspalyma ocima, me-
dbale Sc svlekaly a hazely Sc
bou ma postel.
Karolina uz spala. Jeji mex
Ike, bile ruce spocivaly ma pc
rine a cerveny kamen prstyn-
ku Sc ma Mich trpytil. Jeji pl-
na, bila tvar a jeji leskle Via
sy, jeji pootevrene rty, bile
zuby mad mimi a naha size -
vsechno bylo takove sv6zi, ci-
ste, odpocinute mlade.
7 "Je tt dobre spat, mila bra
chu,' rikala nejstarsi re slu-
zebnych divajic Sc ma nj, podr-
bujic a rozvazujic 81 sukn6,
"je tt dobre spat, kdyz nemu-
sis mic d6lat a my Sc musime
"a tebe drit. Ale pocket -- u
pana Johana to dlouho netr-
wal"
/ Karolina Sc nejak ma lnzku
ipohnula a stara sluzebna ry-
chile zafoukla svetlo.
| Karoline sc zdalo, re slysi
|neci hlas. Otevrela oci. We svet
nici byla tina. Jenom pruh me
sicni zare jtste lezel ma po-
dlaze pretrhan dzkymi nakri-
|venymi stiny okenniho ramu.
4 Divka sc obratila ke zdi a
ttak n6jak mimodek, beze vse.
no predchoziho premysleni, ie
nom jako oddychnuti sklice'
|nych prsou proielo il dust q
sklouzlo skoro az ma rty:
"On mne ma rad! Vzdyt' OF
mne neopusti!"
!. Rano Sc Karolina probudils
! nejpozd6ii re vsech. Serilo 81
, kdyz otevrela oci. Ma stole, u
prostred svetnice hofela JEST
petrolejova lampicka, nizka
| z bileho plcchu, Sc zlutocerv'
lnym plamenem urazenym
zacazenym cylindrem.
Ostatni postele byly vsech
ny uz prazdny.
: Rychle 81 sedla ma postel. \
prvni chvili pojal il strach, q
zaspala - hned prvniho ran;
,lv move sluzbe. Ale hned po
/ tom strach preset u nj We slad
Ike trnuti, ktere il line zachv'
| 10 celym telem hnalo kre7
do hfayy.
7 VZpomnela 81 ma vcerejs
, vecer, ma mesic, ktery tax p,
4 hadkov6 svitil, ma itulnou TIM
svetnicky tech mistech, kan
: ,paprsky jeho nedopadaly....
I potion ma to, iak j umdlen;
: hlava klesla ma Kralova prsa
ljak jeho pohled zaril a jak .ie
{ il oci Sc priviraly We velik
e rozkosi, jak ma vsechno zapo
: minala, kdyz il chytil "a OBJ
: ruce. Ted Sc no uz nebala
{ Ted poznala, jaky je mily, pi
tulny, sladky Glovek. | "koci
: ko moje' il jednou fekl vcer
: vecer, pamatuje Sc ma to zee
la dobfe!
t A ted no tn chtela nit. u
: sc mic nechv6la strachem, Z
! il bude karat, kdyz tax dlouh
spala.
81 Rychle Sc oblekala a pa
il sla k oknu. Venku re sera kit
Ii bal Sc osklivy podzimni del
j Sedive, mlhovit6 mraky tail
i zcela nizko a zrovna Sc az dt
I tykaly stfech svymi cmarovit
a mi popelavymi hrbety. Stft
oIchy byly ovlhle, puda dole 70
a. blacena a odevsad cisela preo
:, tucha podzimni skaredosti ma
4 chazejiciho dne. Diva lovec
- psi ebony svislymi mezi non
r. behalf dole no dvOTp. .Jpden
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-10-16
CONDITIONS WILL CHANGE

We quit must learn the expensive lesson that mas
au us and that boil wee,i conditions folly plant than ~
acres tot the plow general thing.
We must raise more feed stuff Every farm should produce abundant corn
beans peanuts hay other that marketed thru hogs stock and
suited such than any 9th
m thousands of have been spent and the wealth OF the farmer aped by
This has cost the farmer double IN many
WAYS for has been the the loss of considerable stock
Poultry can be profitable business for Chickens and eggs al
have ready market
Hogs profitable farms for raising and finishing Them
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-10-16

Ii WE PUI OUR SHOULDERS ~
THE WHEEL WE'LL WIN
% and ~ra wei
O
made hhyb doup@e enhaa
ompnHcm lets set about to
Twin W
have pt
da
eonGduc ddrminno and Nj
A
ahup n eh
uHeo Certain mhhom
Corn andV Velvet Peas Runner 10 ACRES
dbv PaineH av ACRES
Sweet Potatoes Sugar Cunean nd Sorghum 1ACRE
~br%p&~a1%@T.
@5%"s%F
yonhmh am&dhh @ many hHnb
bkH~vam uhmmnm
TouardW innngt the Battle
DESTROY COTTON STALKS IMMEDIATELY
mewunp
ndbh ueho
ntnMdo
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-10-16
~ AONEO
10 ACRES
3 ACRES
s ACRES
I ACRE
I ACRE

Trucking will pay and WELL the who will work and attend to and
who will go into it cautiously
Tobacco grown successfully OF the
snb safe crop growing those who plant tor
the first time should begin small and organize and have the of
Strawberry growing probably offers best opportunities has been
proven successfully here elsewhere is money crop
needed tide labor the farms
can work and pick them without geg other They should however be
grown under organization if marketed successfully.
that this we'll suited county, and IT followed
with courage and hard practice
omy will result in certain and lasting prosperity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
Animals Are Found
Among Adirondacks

sAftANAc LAKE. ". Y. Aug a.
Wild life IL long ways from extinct
tn the Tahawun section Of tho Ad.
irnndarks, Ions noted RH ono Of the
real wilderness tracts in tho noun
taipn r } Jones recently complet-
ed a surveying trip In that territory
Al the Eains he saw was 70 dncr.
one red fox. one Wild cat. two Can
adian lynx. four rabbits two part.
ridges, one great blue heron and one
fun grown bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
Personal

Miss Adelaide Laird. Of pea
Monies Iowa. VIII arrive next week
10 bo tho house guest Of Mr, and
Mrs. Charles II Lilly for short
tlmc.
Mrs. Victor Hurley Norothea
Reynoldn) viii leave August 8, for
Chicago. where sho will Join Mr
Hurley and reside.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond Miller
and Miss Marjorie Miller left Tues.
day for California, 20 be away
month
SIR. and Mrs. Clinton Edwards. OF
Minneapolis. are spending a short
time IN tho city. guests at tho
Hotel Washington
Aiiss Betty Morrison left Wed
nesdny for Portland. where she VIII
bo tho guest OF Miss Elsie Bristol
for ten days.
Mrs John A. Bellows and Miss
Esther Bellows. OF Evanston. Ill.
the house guests OF Mrs. Bellows
brother and aisterin-law. Mr. and
Mrs. !. II. Setback. arc leaving
Monday for California, on their
way home.
Miss Mildred Farrar has returned
from three weeks Wait at Hay
den lake.
Alr. and Mrs. II. c. Barbour
motorrd % Portland last week nc
oompanied by Mrs. James Tracy
and the Misses Jean and wlnifred
Tracy
sir. and Mrs. J. r. Douglas, Miss
SevR Douglas ana John and James
Douglas viii leave about August
II for Pacific Reach. TO visit Mr.
az Mrs. Ralph Emerson FOR a
week.
Mrs. Dean Gooding witter. Of
San Francisco. VINO has been Visit.
Ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Perkins. for a number Of weeks.
will leave Saturday for her home
Dr. and MR.. @. G. Wood. Of
North Dakota. have arrived -
motor TO spend month with their
relatives. pr. and Mrs Theodore
strand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
SEND MESSAGE
TO PRESIDENT

The following Telegram was read
az the weekly meeting OF the Young
Mems Republican club IN Darinall'H
cafeteria Thursday noon and imme,
diaicly dispatched TO President Hard
ing
TO Hon Geo. Christian.
Palace Hotel
San Francisco;
Tho Young Mems Republican
club OF Seattle wish 20 convey their
deepest sympathy TO President and
Mrs. Harding and hope for a speedy
recovery from his present illness.
We admire him for his fortiiude in
carrying out his program in our city
under trying circumstances to which
a man OF lesa courage and strength OF
purpose would have Huccumbcd. May
he speedily recover HIS health TO take
up the fight for safe. sane govern.
mont OF tho people.
"tsigncdl THOMAS n. swALE,
President OF The Young MEMS Re.
publican Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
Danzig Will House
Jewish Delegation

pANZfG. Aug. FIFTY Jews from
North America. Poland. fIthuRnia
i.alyia. Rounania. Germany. France
and England. delegates 20 tho jewish
agricultural and trades conference 81
the REORGANIZATION. win meet here
Ia the near future The organization
oct has received many i1tiera Or en-.
eouraRrmeui and good VIII from
friendly organizations thruout Eu.
rope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02

TIME flounee Is probably the mos,
versatile nature OF all fashions.
This coat has borrowed tho deep
nouncc 10 give It the effect Of q
eourtly cavalier cape.
Tho front OF the coat is plain.
straight and tres on the side. The
sleeve. II II can be called that, Is
formed by tho fullness OF the
flouncc and the coat.
Since eapes are handsomol y
trimmed, this coat with tho cape ef.
feet is lavishIy braided In eolored
soutachc braid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
Candelabra Found
in Garbage Piles

fINSToN. n. c., Aug - Silver
candle holders, presented TO St
Thomas Episcopal church at Bath,
the old church in North Carolina, by
George III. king OF England, have
been recovered from n garbage pile
at Washington, N. c. The two hold
ers, each with places for seven can
dleS disappeared from the church
many years ago. They have been
cleaned and repaired and will be re.
turned 10 tho vestry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
D. A. Il. CARD PARTY

For the benefit OF the chapter
house the advisory committee Of Uni
verslty Chapter, D. a. r., are spon-
sorlng a card party to be given on
tho evening Of August Q at the chap
ter house. i7i4 Seventeenth avenue
northeast. Reservations may be made
thru Mrs. o. J. C. Titton. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
Women's Clubs

CENTRAL MISSION
STUDY CLUB
Central Mission Study club OF the
7. w. c. A. will hold It's annual
midsummer meeting on Friday.
August Q, at 10 a m. at the home
Of Miss Clara Hazelgreen. 42i3
Beach drive. Make reservations
with Mrs. Davies. East 3si3.
OLYMPIC CAMP NO. 1919
Olympic Camp No. s3io. Royal
Neighbors OF America. will hold a
business session In A, o. u. W.
hall. Friday evening, August 3. at
5 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SELECTS CONVENTION
DELEGATES

The American Legion auxiliary to
Rainier Noble post no. I, at its last
meeting. elected the following dele.
gates to the state convention in
Olympia, which viii be held septem.
Der ~ TO 10: Mrs. +. W. Hargrave.
president Of the auxiliary; Mrs. Min.
ME ]. Bragdon, Mrs. a. Il. Flood,
Mrs. J. r. Dean. Alternates include
Mrs. Edwin Hodgdon, Mrs. Arthur
Ellsworth, Mrs. o. o. Mercer and
Mrs. J. r. Hager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
FAREWELL RECEPTION

FAREWELL RECEPTION
A farewell reception win be given
At the home Of MrA John West. 1887
!oth ave. on sunday afternoon,
August 8, from until 3 O'Clock. in
honor Of Miss Alice Kim. a native
Korean girl. who Is sailing Monday
for Korea. Miss Kim has received
her training IN the schools Of the
women's Foreign Missionary society
Of The Methodist church. specializing
In music. FOR the past two years
she has boon taking advanced studies
In a musical conservatory ia Port.
land. and 10 now returning TO work
among her own people. sha Is n
most Interesting speaker and has
wonderful fund OF folk stories which
rho tells In very fascinating man.
nsr.
Another guest % honor will be Miss
Lois Davis OF this city, who will aail
for Japan In the fall 81 The capacity
~ o foreign missionary, Mlss Davis
Is also an accomplished musician.
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Is Reimbursed for
Amputation of Leo

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Am Eng,
lish boy now knows what his coun-
try thinks q leg is worth. lie was
Forced to have part OF HIS limb
amputotcd duo to motor accident
AZ damages, he was awarded 25a
pounds
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Minimum Pay Scale
in English Clergy

LONDON. Aug GA minimum
wage of $500 n year will shortly be
established for Church OF England
clcrgymen, the Arch5 iop of Cantor-
bury, announced today.
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Zealots Administer
Thick Coats of Tar

ATHENS, Aug. IA bind OF zen.
lots' Yea by Plraeus grocer. arc
commissioning coats OF tar 10 women
they find wearing low neck dressca
' In public.
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Wine Industry to
Start in Victoria

VICTORIA, Il. c.. Aug. AR
rangoments have been completed be-
tween the liquor control board and
800 loganberry growers OF the Saan-
ich district for tho establishment OF a
wine industry here.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
ALPHA AUXILIARY

ALPHA AUXILIARY
Alpha auxiliary TO Local 5s7 will
give picnic in Woodland park. op.
posits the band stand, on Friday.
August 3. Bring lunch. cream and
sugar-coffes will be served
STEVENS w. r. c..
NO.
Mrs. ]. A. Schoenberg and daugh-
ter. Miss Lillian Schoenberg, will en-.
terrain women's Relief corps, No. /,
comrades and friends, at af2 o'clock
luncheon at their home. 2s10 Sixth
ave, on Friday. August .. A special
program has been provided for the
afternoon. Take either North or
East Queen Anne cars and get off
at Fifth ave. and Denny way.
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WoMAN,s LAKEWOOD cLrR

WUHIA4F . BAhFWUDD Club
The Womans Lakewood Civic I'm.
proyement club viii hold It's regular
meeting on Tuesday. August Z. at 2
p. M, at Lakewood clubhouse. Mrs
r. Hide Smith and members Of the
park and playground committee will
have charge Of the program.
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CANADIAN woMENs CLUB
WILL PICNIC

The Canadian Women's club OF So
attic are planning basket picnic at
Alki Beach on Tuesday. August 4. al
ii a. m. Guests are requested 10
bring their own dishes. All Canadians
welcome.
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LADIES OF THE

The Ladies OF the Golden North
are requested 10 attend an impor.
tant meeting at their hall, 1921
First ave, Friday, August Q. at 8
p. m.
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HAMMOND. Ind. Aug. Twelve
stitches were put In tho tongue Of
Harry Raymond. who was cangh, I'M
der the chin by bough Of tree.
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Good thorohred stock can be found
in tho poultry columns OF the Want
Ads.
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BETHLEHEM SHRINE

Bethlehem shrine. No. /, white
Shrine Of Jerusalem. will hold it's
regular meeting in Masonic temple.
on Friday evening, August 3, at 8
o'clock.
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LADY ARTISANS

Lady Artisans meet with Mrs-
Lorraine Corcoran. 1927 Ward st.,
Friday, August Q. for 1890 o'clock
luncheon. Mrs. Gladys Wheeler, as.
slstant hostess.
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LONDON. Aug, An official raj.
catcher has been appointed nj val.
AIRY OF 50. weekly.
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IONA CHAPTER
CEVTN(t CIRCLE

Sewing circle Of Ionia chapter. o.
r.. s., will have picnic In Ravenna
park, goth ave. entrance, on Friday,
August 3. Luncheon at IL o'clock.