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New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
TROUBLE IN INDIA
Hindus and Mohammedans, Each Try ing to Get Converts, Believed to Be Cause of Outbreak.

London, April 13.--Despatches from India report trouble at Amritsar where serious disturbances occurred in 1919. The present unrest is at- tributed to tension between the Hin dus and Mohammedans as result of proseltying activities on the part of both.
 A riot occurred on Wednesday in which a score of persons were in- jured and British troops were called to support the police. Street fighting between the rival factions again broke out on Thursday. British cavalry and armored cars have been brought from Lahore to strengthen the local troops
 The Allahabad correspondent of the Daily Mail reports that 50 persons were injured in yesterdays outbreak.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
NEAR EAST DRIVE
Committee Today Decides to Launch Campaign for $e,0OO Some Time Next Month.

At meeting Of the committee in charge of the proposed drive for &C., 900 for Near East Relief at the New Britain club this afternoon it was de- cided to go ahead with the drive next month. The committee was ad- dressed by Rev. R. N. Gilman, who represents the Near East Relief in this city, and by Rev. Henry w. Maier.
 Others present were Rev Dr. George w. c. Hill. Leon A. sprague, John c. Loomis, David Manning, Noah Lucas and James Rogers.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
YALE FREsHIEs FINED sf.

New Haven, April 1s.--Ap assess ment of $1 each has been levied by Dean Angler Of the Yale freshman year upon the freshman class to pay for damages done in the dining hall recently when there was disturbance over the food served.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
Main St. Site Passes to
 Y. M, T. A, & B. Soc. Today

Papers were passed today for the transfer of the Raphael property on Main street to the Y. M. T. A. & B. society, 10 be used as a site for e new fraternal building for the Tabs" The grantors are Louis. William and Ruth Raphael and Helen Raphael Krano- witz
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
Nratha
Miss Mary Egan

Miss Mary EgaD, for many years a domestic in the employ of the late Dr. G. F. Cooley. died last night at the age of bt years. She was native of Tres land aud leaves brother, Patrick Egan of 40i Myrtle street. The fu- neral will be held from that addreps at o'clock Saturday morning and at o'clock from st. Mary's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
DEATH NOTICE.

GOERZ-Entered into rest in New Haven, Conn.,, Sunday, April 8, 1923. John. beloved husband of Julia Goerz, in the 7sth year of his age. Service will be held at the old north cemetery on Saturday afternoon. April 14, at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to at- tend.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
.yoNES-,yONES

Jonathan Jones of SOS East Main street and Miss Shalim Jones of 2b Dwight street. both natives of Persia, were granted a marriage license this afternoon. after the parents of the latter. who is but 20 years of age, gave their consent.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
NINE PLANES CRASH.

Madrid, April 13.---A wireless mes- sage received today states that nine airplanes in the Seville air service had crashed owing to bad weather between Facinas and Tarifa, near the strait Of Gibraltar. The message gave no details.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
CLARK ENTERTAINs RoTARIANs

About 90 members of the New Brit ain Rotary club and their wives were the guests of R. o. Clark of East Berlin al the Better Homes exposi- ton atgthe state armory in Hartford last night. M. l.. Otis of Spokane, Wash. was the speaker.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
1fi1trrrala
Michael Feore

Micnaei te0re
 The funeral of Michael Feore will be held at o'clock Saturday morn- ing from his late home at 20 Olive street and at s:so o'clock from the church of St. John the Evangelist. Burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

After being kept for 30 years with out once being used horse fire-en- zine has been superseded in wey- mouth by a motor-engine.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
Infant Dio

The seven day old son of Mir. and Mrs Edward Neumann of Terryville died at the New Britain General hos pital this morning.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

Burglar alarms which not only give loud warning of the intruder, but also take a snapshot photograph of him, are being tested in Paris.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

London, April 1S, tBy Associated Press) The house of commons ad- journed at noon today until Monday, its weary members welcoming relief from session that had been con tinuously in progress more than 21 hours mainly for consideration of the army and air forces annual bill, which finally passed its third reading.
 This is the only opportunity pre- scented during the year for the mem- bers of the house to revise the con- ditions of discipline in the army and air force and the sitting was notable for the tumble caused by obvious ob- struction from the labor benches. There were some angry scenes be- tween labor members and the chair and great amount of hilarity on the labor benches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-29
Hostesses for THANKSGIVING Dance

Chdrcns orthopec
November H. at the
circles
The hostesscs for But,
Baxter X Collins Airs W. Il Craw
Mrs James Hamilton dc NruHe Mrs Henry
{. Ewing.
AIRS Harvey Fet Fischer
Humphrey Mrs Arthur
g. c. Mcmillan.
Mrs. Donald Nicholson
William A. Peters Mrs John ~ Powell Mrs
Perkins Mrs Frederick Parks Mrs John
Harry Whitney Treat and Mrs
White.
Dues should George W. Fischer
the districts will
tickets be obtained from them.
Hoadway-srs ptt2om
A. $40 18th NJ IA s6ss9
s2s i2sh NJ cA pt0Tls
Boylson CA pr559t
Josiah Moore 1909 e Prospect ca p
First TIiI--ars. D. Perlins. ns5so.
Hunoon. s.. EE HcHoiI6
fnicrakcn- c 255 y; cA pti4oo
l. KE nwdi4Io.
sladrona ParkAir f. p whiting $50 s7th IA st5sOs
j. 1872 Hunter blvd; BE acn-tfA
William Victoria GA raIio2
na--Airs. W. L. Dryer
Harry Manson
IiM Gordon corbalcy. oympan apartment EA st55s
A.. Godoin. 2z27 ptl55S
ParkMrs McIEIis 90 3sth
Tenny SIS 3sih n; st9fo3.
chrsenscns Dancing schoora Frederic Christensen
En- s-ol02.
Dancing
Broadway
Or G.. w. FISCHER. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-29
Young Woman Could
Not Walk z Blocks
Gas on Stomach Prevented Walking

u could not walk two blocks due
to gas on the stomach. nor lie on
my left side without Easping FOR
breath. Adlerika Intestinal anti
septlc) is wonderful medicine
have taken only one-half bottle and
The gas Is better" (Signed) Lille
Lamar.
Intestinal Antiscptic
There is now offered 10 the public
n preparation having the DOUBLE
action OF an intestinal abtiseptic
and complete system cleanser.
This preparation, known as Adlerika.
acta as follows:
IL tends TO eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bacilli in
tho Intestinal canal. thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
IL IL the most complete system
cleanser ever offered to the public.
acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removing foul matter
which poisoned the system for
months and which nothing else can
dlslodge. II brings out all gases,
thus Immediately relieving pressure
on the heart. II liz astonishing the
great amount OF poisonous matter
AdlcrllSa draws from the alimentary
canal--matter you never thought
was In your system. Try II right
after n natural movement and notice
how much more foul matter it brings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-29
Music
Tito Schipa Wins
Ovation

Tito schlpa, brilliant young lyric
tenor Of the Chicago Grand Opera
uHsoc.atlon. was heard Tor the first
time In Seattle when he appeared In
concert at tho Metropolitan thcater
Saturday evening. Regarded as ono
~ the greatest singers OF his type
today. ho was greeted with unusual
enthusiasm.
schipa Is endowed with n lovely
voice Of exquisite texture, powerful
and OF good range, lie sings with
the utmost ease. and each number
was given an excellent interpreia.
ton and was sung with intense feel.
ing and in mos; artistic manner,
Combined with his wonderful voice
schipa has youth and personality
that won him the admiration OF all
who heard him.
lie opened the program with
Amarillo" by caccini. and Nina. :"
by Porgolese. two delightful numbers
which were well received. but u was
his singing OF "Manon." by Aiasse-
net. "Elislr d'amorc." By Donisetti.
"Ah. SO Fair. All. so Pure" from
Martha" and an aria from "Rigo-
Lotto" the last two given for en-.
cores. that won the artist an ovation.
Others greeted with prolonged ap.
plause were one Of his own compo.
sitions, AVA Maria: Susanna. by
cnlcavecchia. 'Prlncesita," by Padil.
Ia. 'Iiarlcauins Serenade." from
paglincci: Blrthelemy's Chi sc me
scorda cchiu" and "Granadinas. by
Barrera. In response 10 insistont
applause the singer graciously re.
sponded with many delightful en-.
cores, which included "Farallotta.
Somewhere Woke Is Calling"
Her Desire" sole Milo" 'Pesca
d'ammoure" and LA Avahtto."
Assisting Mr. Schipa was Freder.
lck LonRas, who proved not only an
excellent nccompanist. but pianist
OF ability His playing OF schumann's
"Romanza. LA Calesa" and DANA
"" both by Granados. and one OF his
own compositions, "Zapnteado." was
very commendable. For encores he
gave Paderewsks "Mlnuct" and n
Chopin Nooturne.
Tito Schipn's local appearance was
under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Musical club, which viii present
Elena Gerhardt in recital at the
Metropolitan theater Monday even.
ing, December 10.
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FAIRvIEw PIT. A.

Fairvlew PIT. A viii meet a.
the school. Thursday. November. !.
az ssts 8. m Thsre will be no
speaker bat special feature viii
he demonstration by pupils Of tho
deaf aud dumb department OF the
Minor school under the leadership
Of Miss Maria Tcmnletou. Mis-,
Annie G. Rrayton's room win con.
tribute a Bumber. Ida and Leona
Letters. vocal duet. Ruth ben.
ham. a violin solo. and there will
be vocal solo. our Own Wash.
inRton." hy the composer. Jessie
Dee limerick. Refreshments during
the social hour.
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out which was poisoning YOU. In
slight disorders. such as occasional
constipation. sour stomach, gas on
the stomach and sick headache. one
spoonful AdlerilSa ALWAYS brings
relief A longer treatment. however.
is necessary in cases OF ohstinate
constipation and long standing
stomach trouble. preferably under
direction az your physician.
Reports from Physicians
81 found Adlerika the best In
my entire 81 years experiences.
tSlgned) Or. @. Eggers,
II use Adlerika in all bowel
cases. Some require only ono dose
(Signed) DR.. +. NJ. p. Name given
on rcquest.l
Il have found nothing In my so
years practice TO excel AdIerika."
tSigned) Or. James Weaver.
After taking Adlerika feel better
than for 20 years, Haven't Language
TO express the AWFUL. IMPURI-
TIES eliminated from my system"
tSigncd) ]. Il. Pickett.
Adlerika Is n constant surprise TO
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines. ON
account OF its rapid pleasant and
COMPLETE action. II Is sold by
leading druggists everywhere.
Sold In Seattle by nine Bartell
Drug stores and other leading drug
acknowledgements, ts
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sllAWoNpAsEE cLun
Second Trial Ends
Same AS the First

Two different times Tanlae has
proved 10 me that Il can DO relied
upon 10 relieve stomach trouble and
build up the system, and for that
reason l praise IL now just M did
three years ago when first took g."
said John pcpcs. lioa g, ivhnhoo St.
Portland, ore. recently
since the Tanlac trcatmen, ended
my stomach trouble the first time
my health had been perfect untli
two months hack. when began 10
feel faggcd out and noticed signs Of
stomach weakness again. ~ Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-29
HAIR CROWS THICK
And so BEAUTIFUL
3sc "Danderine' Docs Wonders
for Lifeless, Neglected Hair

Girls! 4 Eleamy mass OF lururian;
hair full OF gloss. iustro aud life
shortly follows q genuine tonlng up
Of neglected scalps with dependable
"Dandcrinc
Failing hair itching scalp and the
dandruff j. corrected Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-29
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo. the Antiseptic
Liquid Easy to Use

From any druggist Tor ssc. or 800
for large size. set a bottle OF Zsrno.
When applied an directed II effcc.
lively removes Eczema. quickly stops
itching. and heals skin troubles. also
Sores. Burns. Wounds aud Chatting
u pcnctrntcs. cleanses and sooihss
Zemo IS . clean. dependable and in.
expensive. anilsepiio liquid. Try IL.
as We believe nothing YOU have ever
used Is as effective and satisfying.
zsmo soup. CSC. Zcmo ointment.
soc. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-29
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

AsPAslA CLUB
The Aspasla club viii celebrate
All ilollaws' eve with Ia party az tie
Federated clubhouse. Old.time 80.
mindcra Of thc day win be the set.
Ting for the affair, and the club.
rooms viii present rnloriu pie.
turc IN Halloween decorations of or
ango and black. with iaeko'bn'
terms. cornstalis. etc. AZ this ln.
formal rcycl tho members viii ap.
pear IN Halloween costume. or what
ever festive attire lends Itself to th,
spirit OF the frollc.
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. Victor Zcdnick. chairman. Mrs
N. 8, Tweed Mrs. Carl Johnson
Mrs Guy Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Howard
Riley ana Mira Frank MeGogy
SilAWONDASEE CLUB
Shawondasce club has Halloween
bridge at the home OF Mrs. stephen
A, HUI. bii Crockett ~. Tuesday
oct 30, az 1870 o'clock.
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u EAUTY is the magnet which
~ draws all eyes---and back of
beauty-Health working silently.
Red blood tingling through the
yeins;-the glow OF youth in the
cheeks; --the spring OF eager.
ness, OF vim, OF vitality in the
walk;--the ever graceful air, un.
restrained by care or worry.--Ail
the charms OF beauty. All the
works OF health.
Men are fascinated by the
charms OF beauty. Women gaze
with envy, secretly jealous. per.
haps- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for that attractiveness that Is not
theirs.
But why the wondering-the
hoping the praying for that
or We d for attractiveness-t
beauty. Good looks Is the barome.
ter OF ones condition. Good health
radiates beauty. $. s. s. purifies
the blood--creates new red blooa
cells-rids the system OF impuri.
Ties which make beauty and at
tractiyeness impossible. As WON.
en- to attract must radlate health
no must they keep their systems
free from impurities and their red
blood cells ever increasing. s. s. s.
does both.
s. s. s.. since 1926, has been rid.
ding the system of impurities
plmples, blackheads, boils, eczema
and rheumatism-buiIding red
blood cells-aIdlng women to be nj.
tractlve by radiatlng health.
y. y. .. Is made OF carefully 80.
lected herbs and barks, scientific.
ally prepared and proportional.
AL good drug stores carry s. g. s..
n IL Is more economical Il
I'LL purchase the large size bot.
A14n. lln ~
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Personal

MI and Mm. slaE.sy unnths
and two children Elizabeth and
James, who have been abroad for
four months. win arrive In New
York On November g
Mis- lolcher lamhuth returned
sunday from fornigm's trip to
california.
Mrs Ronald Addison case and
baby son VIII be removed Tuesday
from tho swedish hospital TO the
home OF her parents, Mr aud Mn.
john T. Fay,
Ms samuel nfooks who has
been the guest OF Mt and Mrs, John
G.. Eden for two weeks, returned
saturday by motor with Mr. Brooks,
who Joined her recently fer their
home Ia Vancouver y. c.
Miss Grace schieter arrived ON
Friday from san Francisco, 20 visit
her hrotherinlaw ana sister Mr.
and Mrs. John l.. Han.
Miss Lucille lyman. who has been
spending three weeks with MI and
Mrs. Phillip weyerhacuser at Occur
d'Alen,, Is expected home on Thurs
day,
Mr.. ana MIS-, Frederick Haiues
aud son Frederick. lr., arc leaving
In December Tor a trip 60 the Ha'
attain Islands
NJ aud Mrs. W. n Hshlo. who
are in the South, were guests r..
Gently ~ The Hotel Ambassador Ia
l.os Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs De Wit Clinton
Prescott ruth Dunn have returned
from their wedding trip and are To-
Gated az 9si Terrace a.
Nj. ana Mrs, w u Gould are
guests az the Hotel Alexandria, ln
Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G Bea,or
who have been visiting In town 70,
several weeks. are returning "a
their home 10 Los Angeles on
Thursday
Air. George Parker and Mr.. John
Parker. who have been spending
the past eight months az their or
chard. al Gmndview. returned Sat
urdy. to remain a. their home here
for the winter
Mrs John Halsey. who has been
visiting her son and daugh;erin.
law. Mr. and Mrs. !, u. Ilat,ey. fog
two months. LEI, Sunday for her
home. in Franklin. o. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Iiaiscy are entertaining ~ their
guest for a few weeks. Mr.. George
Orcbaugh. Of Franklin. o.
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Nomen' S Clubs

DELTA UPslLoN MOTHERS
CLUB
Mothers club Of Delta Epsilon win
meet at tho chapter house 5oi5 18th
ave. 81 T., Tuesday. oct 80. al 2
o'clock Mothers. sisters and wives
OF fraternity members invited,
CURRENT CENTURY CLUB
Current Century club meets In bal
lard public library Tuesday. oct 30,
at $3.50 o'clock Mrs. Pearl Case
Blough win lecture on Municipal
Government
DELTA ALLIANCE
Delta Delta Delta Alliance viii
meet at the new chapter house with
the Mothers club. 10 sew Tor the
bazaar. Tuesday. oct 30. az o'clock.
I,AVENNA CHAPTER
Rnvcnna chapter. o. u s. will
give card party in Dartnall'B cafe
terra Tuesday evening. oct, 80. al
$40 o'clock
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
Association

a special meeting OF the Norwe'
gian Hospital association will be
held IN Norway hail. Tuesday. octo.
Der 30. At $50 p. m. Board meeting
Al ~ O'Clock. Mrs. Gunnar Lund.
Mrs Micklebuat and Mrs. c. Krog.
siadt. hos,cases.
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A masquerade dance viii follow At .
o'clock Prizea will be given for the
most original al well ms the most
erotcsaue oogtume. and there VIII be
several door prizes.
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MYnTIE cnAPrER no. 4s

Myrtle Chapter No. IS, o. T.. g..
viii give Halloween masquerade
ball IN the Masonic ciubrooms. Ar.
cnde building. on Tuesday evening.
October 30. Prizes for costumes
and good music, Eastern Stars.
Masons and friends cordially in.
yited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-29

Thin. dry, wispy or fading hair IL
quickly lnYIEoraied. taking on new
strength eolor and youthful beauty.
"pandcriue" is delightful on the hair.
a refreshing. stimulating tonic not
sticky or greasy Any drug store
Advertisement
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SEATTLE LODGE no. 7
Seattle lodge No. VIII meet IN
A. o. u. W. hall, 1909 Ninth ave.
Tuesday evening. October 30. az 7'lb
o'clock Members urged to attend.
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bet 2, at her home, 4s2 Boylstcn
ave. n Comrndcs and friends wei.
come. Take car No. 10 ana get OF
nj Republican st. Walk two blocks
west
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Dinner Dance HOnors SOn

with
Saturday evening
Wesley fraternity
University o Washington.
chssnhemums the yellow tones with autumn foliage
table
hug grinnng Jacko.Iantcrns.
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AUXILIARY no

MAPLE LEAF POST
Tho Ladies' auxiliary 10 Maple
Lear post. No, a. viii give a Hal.
lowcen dance Tuesday. October 30.
az 2 p. m. AZ American Legion
Headquarters. Third ave. and JEFF,
terson 81.
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Former Seattle Girl Weds in South

OF Semitic have
announced the marriage Of their daughter Vera Marie
Portland 90,
Of
Mccung Stanford Tor too
graduated the
affiliated fraternity Alpha Delta
honorary ag fratern
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At Home on Fathers Birthdau

tIonoring father John suc his eighty first birthday srs
a until o'clock
called
70 comrades The
eoraons tributes especially
lovely
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Luncheon for Mrs. Book

Frank Norton viii compliment Mrs
Angeles with luncheon Of eight Tuesday
Caledonan Gsa is
mother David
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LADY sTff,flNo


CHAPTER. -. A. u.
Lady Stirling Chapter. D. a. n.
win observe Theodore Roosevelt
birthday with program at the Y.
W. G a. on Tuesday afternoon. DC.
tobor 30 Air Howard Hanson viii
speak on Roosevelt. Tho Statesman"
Following are the additional mum
befa on the program.
"AmFrea." by tho assembly,
Salute 20 the FlsR." led By Mrs r.
B Masters
Paper 'Nau Day" ,ps W. y John.
hon.
] Piano Mins Abhie nlsacii
violin Miss Ruth McrhsbridEr
fHpnf benjamin Franklin 1rs W.
~ Williams
Vocal "pur Washington" Mrs Grace
iioliinRsNorth lfubheli with tho rompos
e. James Hamilton Howe. ~ the piano
I The huatsasfs Tor the afternoon will be-
Nrs. =. r. Masters. MfH u r Hrrdss
( hrH. Aura Putnam. SITS j. y. Trosn
Mrs, A Alexander. Mrs Mae t.aisknmp
and MfH. Don Brutach
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Guild to GiUe Nah Jongg Lessons


at Mrs Lukov 22nd ave N
win ohopedIc
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sTEvENs w. n. c. NO.
Mrs. Anna Il. Colwell VIII enter.
thin stevens W. X. 9. No. at IL
o'clock luncheon on Friday Noyen.
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RAINIER CnApTEn. D. a. IA

NAINIEK tIIApTLIt, y. a, II
The regular meeting OF Rainier
Chapter y. a. H.. viii be held at
the home Of Mrs, William J. Black.
well. 1883 Broadway ~, on Tuesday.
October 80. at y. m. Members are
requested 20 bring suitable con.
tubution for the university chapter
house miscellaneous shower The
program viii consist Of a group OF
songs by Mrs, s II. Macdonald. &C.
oompanled by Mrs. @. J. Smelling.
Reading, Prof william p. Gormch,
OF the University OF Washington.
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first instance. three bottles OF Tan.
lac stopped my Indigestion. made me
eat Ike horse, gives me sound
sleep, ana has built up my weight
and strength 10 what II should al.
ways be leaving me with what seems
like a brand new stomach and feel.
ing like an entirely different man,
Tanlac can't be praised too highly, %
Tnnlae il FOR sale by all good drug,
glstH. Accept no substitute over ~
million bottlca sold
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Has Fdncy Dress Party

Tayior
until o'clock
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John Carroll Perkins
English Gardens" with slides al the WomenS
University saturday November $40 o'clock
AIRS Perkins who has abroad an returning "Wednesday
absence has special study OF English
the slides she Will show made az famous studio Ia
invited speak Boston last
interesting subject this evening giving lecture Ia
Ifvpuke Garden anticipating delightful evening as
be privilege hear this interesting woman talk
Tickets obtained Mrs Edward Garrett Mrs Thomas
simson F.. Gould Mira Archibald J, Fskcn.
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Issuing Cards for Tea

sending out cards
until O'Clock al
he home Bands mother Mrs n crgan 6sIo goth ave \ r.
The affair Will Miss sister Mrs John Victor Bo OF
Angeles rcen bride who Is the guest OF her mother Mrs Iohn
Locke Jr Frederick Chester
viii and assisting. viii he
Miss Gertrude Lewis Miss
Dorothy Miss Gladys Epperon
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Weddina limitations Issued

Charles c. Morton
Leander o Seatt
at
Wednesday. November "a. $40 o'clock
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woMEN's OVERSEAS


A@fsAbl =
The Seattle unit OF the womsns
Overseas Service league will meet
with Miss Marjorie McKillop, III
belmont ave. n. Tuesday evening.
October so. at o'clock
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EAsTEnN sTAR am

Eastern star club meets for bridge
and whist Tuesday. Oct 80. at 2
o'clock. in club rooms. Members and
friends invited