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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21
Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
-osfafuNIAY

OMMUNIAY
CHRISTMAS TREY
a community Christmas tree cele-
ration, sponsored by the Queen
lnne club. viii be held Saturday
svening, December ~, at 4:l5
o'clock. at the Queen Anne high
,chool. Thirty groups OF carolers
viii sing Christmas carols in differ
,nt sections Of Queen Anne HILL FOL
owing the celebration. West Queen
Anne, Mercer, John Hay and Coe
,chools win furnish the numbers on
the program.
The committee in charge Is com
posed OF Mrs. Helen w. o'Neii, Mr..
RI. a. Bakenhus, u. II. Moore
Charles G. Norman, Mrs. j. d. Nc
pherson. Miss Virginia Wykes, p.
T. Emit, A. ". Asmus and James
Bailey.
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Fareicel Dinner at
Fort Ldrton

Honoring Colonel Oliver nockcry.
Jr., and Mrs. Dockery who are
leaving December SO, for their new
station In baltimore. Major j, u
Corhly and Mrs. corhly are enter
tanning With q dinner OF forty COW
ers ON December ~, at the offl-
GERS club at Fort Iawton,
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Mrs. Peck Plans Dinners
Mt Sunset Club

Mrs. Clarence Peck viii be hostess
at two dinner parties az the Sunset
club on New Years eve, before the
Junior League hall at ChriStcascn's
hall. One will honor Miss Bantnnla
and Miss Frances Green and their
cousin. Miss Laura Green. OF Jack.
son. Miss. and the other win com,
pliment her son.In.law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jcdson.
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Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shons

The L. o. +. club will direct the
service at the orthopedic Tea shop
on Saturday. with Mrs. J. +. Eyier
acting us hostess. assisted by Mrs.
w. T. Robinson. Mrs. +. r. William.
son, Mrs. r. q. Anderson. Mrs. Frnni.
Reheck. Mrs. G. Engieorechs. Mrs
II. a. Monroe. Mrs. Emil Schulz.
Mrs. II. l.. Hodgion and Mrs. George
Tripp,
At the Thrift shop, Mrs James h
Hamilton. Mrs. S. w. Wilmington
Mrs. C. l.. Harrison and Mrs. s. A.
carrnan VIII be In charge for Frink
Park guild.
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WATEK snuTOTF NOTICE

Water win be shut Off from
10 p. nj. Saturday TO 10 a. IN.
Sunday on all low.Aeryieo mains
west OF First ave. g., south OF
Spokane ave and In low'serylco
mains north OF Spokane ave,
and west OF the EaHt Waterway
This viii include all low terri
tory in west Seattle and all OF
West Spokane ave,
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Win Celebrate
Golden Wedding

In celebration OF their golden wed.
ding. Mr., and Mrs. John Dc Granf
win be at home 20 their friends at
their residonee. 1915 Dearborn 81, on
sunday. December 70, from : until
10 o'clock.
No cards have been issued for the
occasion. but friends are asked TO
cali informally
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No-Host Theater PortI

Preceding the Rainier clubs re-
ception and ball on New Years eve.
no-host theater party at the Met.
ropolfsan will include Mr. and Mrs.
William Leonard Eaton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Truax. Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Eden. Mr.. and Mss. Marion
Cummings. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Colbert Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. l. +.
Eyman. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HID
bard. Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton 1iuis-
kannp. Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Taylor
and DIR. and Mrs. Guy s. Poterkin.
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Armed Bandits Rob
Passerby of $3.50

Held no ~ two motor bandits n
Sixth ave, and Spring s.. Thursdav
night, 7. w. Wilson. iiis sixth Az,
~, wos robbed OF sl96o. he told 30
lice. ono Of the men held o pln,o,
at his head while the other tbus
robbed him The men escaped h ~
auto. ~
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entertainment in Fine Arts nall. 1919
Fourth ave, on Friday evening. De.
cember 20. at 8 O'Clock. There will
be a Christmas tree, carols, folk
dances and a general good time. All
persons Of British birth cordially in.
yited.
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Dance VII Honor
DAUGHTER

In compliment 10 their daughter,
Miss Barbara Nudd, Mr. and Mira
benjamin. Nudd have issued lnvl-
tations TO a dance ut Faurots Hat
on Friday evening, December ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nudd will be assist
ed by Judge ana Mrs. Calvin Hall
Mr.. and Mrs John c, HigEins' Mr.
and Mra. Oliver 7, Taylor and Mrs'
/, Nj. Glasco.
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Familg Dinners

Mr.. and Mrs, ]. G, remnant are
entertaining with family dinner
OF twenty.one covers at their homo
on Christmas day. Other hosts VIII
include Ms. and Mrs. +. II. tIamlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. crowder AM
Or. and Mrs. w. Lawrence Gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21

Tho awiftoat winds are cneoun'
tered m temperate latitudca at an
altitude OF from five 10 seven
miles. while above that the speed
OF the wind decreases.
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died few minutes after his remoy.
al 10 the hospital. Hartman had
been drinking heavily, II was said.
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A PERFECT SOUP
HERES A CHRISTMAS SALAD!

on each plate put tablespoonful of RED RocK
Cover with thick alice Of pineapple Place half q
candle-wiso. In the center. Garnish with whipped
onnaiso to which chopped nuts have added.
with bright cherry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21
Halt Sale at
Thrift Shop

The Thrift shop OF the children's
Orthopcdic hospital viii have halt.
price sale on new toys and dolls.
on Saturday and Monday, Al sii
Stewart st,
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Pedestrian Killed
by Passing Train

struck by II Northern Pacific pae'
nonRor train nj tho White river
bridge, mile south OF Kent, Matt
Mellon. so. wan instantly killed at
noon Thursday, Mcllcn had step
ned from thr track 60 avoid ono
train, but waa struck by another
coming in tile opposite direction, An
I. WV. card IN his pocket save his
nnmo at Matt Mellen and his ad.
dress az Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21

A volcanic eruption VI caused by
tho huge muses. Of btsam general.
cd Under tho volcano.
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To BE Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Robers Greer are
entertaining with family dinner
OF twelve covers at their home on
Christmas day.
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Hosts to Bridge
Dinner Club

Mr.. and Mrs. John Blgciow are
entertaining their bridge dinner club
at their homo on Thursday evening.
December 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21

Htlll afloat. sho would be taking nd,
vantage OF the heavy holiday liquor
trade TO be mixing frequent appear,
anees AT Seattle.
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THIEVES LOOT SHIRT SHOP

Thieves entered tho Young sbir,
Shop. iii2 Third ave. early FRIDAY
and, after ranaacking the store. IA.
cured 1881 and a dozen silk shirts
They gained entrance thru n rear
window
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enjoy prestige as VenIzeIos' former
associates and likewise the suppor,
Of 1000 cretsn officers who ARE for
the ex-premier.
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POSSESSES Entertaining at Tennis Clubs
Holiday Party, Dinner Planned at Army
Post - 80 - 49,, =. ~.

bone. Covers were placed for six
teen, all former residents OF Algona'
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

BRITIsH.AMERIcAN
ASSOCIATION
The British-American association
give a Christmas concert and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21
HANG EN- UP BY THE CHIMNEY

bundle or two thrust tnalde wont hurt your Ftoc
II they're "Hummingbirds~ or 'HailF'ne Test" supr
are these silk hose from the Arcade Bootory Arcade
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woMAN's LAKEWOOD
CrVIC CIJfH

The woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement club viii give a Christ
mas party for the children at the
elubhouae. Saturday, December 22.
at 8 D. m. All the children in the
Lakewood district are invited 10 at.
tend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21
THE GIFT SHE REALLY WANTS

houseiln the desirable styles IN rang
colora that makes suit widely varying ia
Pussy willow affetas embroid
oychiousea At the Market blouse shop io7 pike Street
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WHAT A JOY 10 be about In Seattle on
days like these IN the recreation room of
the great sunny laundry tell voa Of so
often, there mds Christmas dinner yestcr-
day. Up on Fifth Are. shipload Of non
der-iovs from the old World are offered nor
for a son0t A friend Of mine icho has n
store on Fourth reminds me that iec must
burn candles at The tciudow on Christmas
enc or else the carolers acin pass MS by.
The children on the street distract me fViM
their sieeetness. DO they your Only tigo
days more tn Which TO do Justice to the rep
idation Of Santa Claus win you come
lcith me?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21
LIKE ONE GREAT FAMILY


mn, the Kindly superintendent whom EVERYBODY loves ia be
planu DO call CA paosoO Monday
Imagine the fascination Of ure hoa,e ,s real eierao
n Dumb 'eatier. upholstered furniture psaroereyAH0i
A PERFECT SOUP
made win n.laEssTEs,s rcs.s ssgae,as boiled beet
nore you tender st
sroSn pen IN a fairly
HERE'S A CHRISTMAS sALADi
Cover . pineapple banana on end
which chopped have added Tip the
with a bright cherry!
ADAMS APPLE FROM EDEN
SWEETHEART SHOP COZ Union St
ripe It,
BECAUSE MR. BASHER is GIVING UP
Metropolitan Stationery shop sos
Monday buy Christmas cards
toico supplies tool ut 20 per cent discount
Ies no. 50 bad to find four for tc ern nc
aa teW days before chra"an
YOU'LL WANT NoIsEMAKERs
eoors specially everything Upstairs
YOU'RE RATHER LUCKY
To do iasnlnas buying shop several of
the most popular s , g oans Linen" have been
2o7 McDemot Bldg.
Toohbruhs for children put In O inddua
rdcks 10 them oHl
ORANGE PLANTS
golden fruit
Sixth Union I'm bewIdered with tho
the azeas
anyway be-
ths ponD Christmas money goes further
MAin.2f3.
FOR YOUR CATHOLIC FRIEND
the appreciated gift Church Goods
1907 Fourth Ave, Pine.
DOES IT RATTLE AND THUMP?
of all kinds perfectly repaired at 1915 wesako
WILL YOU BURN CANDLES
& Tho church
Goods Store. 1907 Fourth Ave
A CANARY OR A CAGE?
have ferns holly a to deal atl
Chapman's Garden Store at 1913 Wostlake
canary taught IN sunroon at large
through the dan
YOU'LL LOVE THE GLASS CANDY JARS
In vivid eoors displayed at La BOWS GIFT Shop ut 1910 Weaoi
o, so GAY
Are the creations combinations that
the wc1dreased the holiday paosl These hats
the Bank Building MODEL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21
A1pHA ArrXTLIARY DANCE

The Alpha auxiliary Of the street
Railway Men. Local 5S7. will give
lance Saturday evening. December
q, in Fremont hall, 5422H Fremont
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21
USUALLY THEY COST TEN
THOSE NEW PILLOW TOPS

But Cartoons mahogany lamp.stic
500 Pine ST,
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YOU'LL WANT NoIsE-MAKERs

For your party OF course. and hats and balloon
coors! The Specially Sales Co. have everything fol
McDermott Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-21

Printed with Photographic scenes Of
this week. They are OF fine fadelrs
washed and ironedi iis Pike So.
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it'll csciNe -
HALF THE WORK IS DONE
saa q s1 ssRPs @na s i,s
They're inexpensiycl sa3
Lazy Daley The decorative stitch that adore
IT'S MRS BATTINs IDEA
a +" help you win the making a.
seem 70 simple She has free o'clock Wednesday class
81 ';'ss Il. e s. sss' ss gs., re s:s. matter ~ I'd
POTLATcH CANDIES
!a Dickens you may an sppsians lunch
WITH TUCK AND TWIST
holiday Iasht Building
HANG EN- UP BY THE CHIMNEY
se 'l Test sg'' sapm ass s salss &c
are these silk hose from the Arcade
IT'S TIME TO SEE BETTY FAIRS
eoatA stree, original priest ZIG Nc
ENAMEL THEM YOURSELF!
tea The Unfinished atoe ' a s9a l De wasas1,a
Wen made Riddle tables tEasieg models only
THE BRUNSWICK! WHETHER
you want luxurious type q console model modest
Il ' o.. mo on ya aS,rS Music First Ave PIKE
night nt u O'Clock They
graph for Xmas enjoyment
CHINESE SILVER
sterling, So a cour.e the quaint roupsbon
teaspoons At ioo NELSON'S They've
at Iii PhraTrs sod e Just s oT Son Mel
y 1914 Third Ave- is sacrificing OF imported ets
YOU MUST TAKE THE CHILDREN
@ m. p ns adorable ssw b Ts rss IN her great s new
Columbia theater beginning
oaoH0 t'oeR' . heeo oro teiaises charming ''''A
OAK THEATER
First and second Jack Kaufman p.o
produced y The Oak II December e. at Popular
Hyand takes a role ''''''' ~ w. ''' 'n'
Think rae 0a for The setting Of He-. pears oorsca
LOVE LESSONS
Love had Monday TUESDAY and wenss
Weeks. By seeing her daring portrayal Colonial
IT'S NOW PLAYING
A. The Colonial tsaer sth between Pine Russ
nns sa pop IN ats one O. s meg,s q smaF
o,.sr frse, from New York You win enjoy it,
THAT FUNNY ENGLISH CHApPIE
play tonight and tomorrow beginning Sunday.
LIKE A CALIFORNIA GARDEN
Have you ordered Christmas
Lane nogavs Of snaoOl
the fur Of the
BERNARD BRIN's SCHOOL
At 500 Pine Street offers n ragtime
I'VE JUST ASKED MIR. CLIFTON
What things OF all his
delight whit
teed wrist watches and ruby
amethyst" He's
DIR. SENDER WISHES YOU
Merry Christmas gasses
vision Krypok lenses? They're fitted 1887
The end q perfect
pcruscd Nth unircd
SURELY, AFTER CHRISTMAS
You'll have time to take them
fashioned in the style
LIST tho MODEL offers their repair
department 527 Peoples Bank Building.
The Of trying gray
becominoness 'oth the riDh fur about the necki
BEFORE NEAR-SIGHTED LITTLE B0BBIE
Grows half blind he
taken to sec DR. and Mrs Edmunds doth opomests
balcony
I'VE TOLD SUE I'D BE DELIGHTED
with or a for the office 'front.' he
SHOP 1929 Arcade Square
hotc much caster task you're =
oH dressed 4
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ADAMS APPLE FROM EDEN

q delicious chocolate coated apple walnut confect
SWEETHEART SHOP. COZ Union 81
Fresh ripe apples make The best candy tnoto Have
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BECAUSE MIR. FLASHER is GIVING UP

present Metropolitan Stationery Shop Sos Union 81
urday and Monday buy Christmas cards and
tofnce supplies, tool ut 20 per cent discount
Tfs not find that four dollars cH do for tuc
last Icp days before Chrstmasi
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WE'VE A MYSTIC NEW JEWEL. zIRcoN

OF such fire and flash that It's hlue-Fecn light
mond' Paul Hanson nj tho GOLD SHOP han moutaed
them In distinctive ringa for At 1895 First Ave.
The tsrei zreon mined IN STAN
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ALL THE LOVELY PERFUMES

Toilet waters and naeheta are offered az g
the Franco-Amcrican shop. zoos Arcade hide
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ORANGE PLANTS
FOR YOUR CATHOLIC FRIEND

You are sure TO find the appreciated
Store. 1907 Fourth Ave, near Pine.
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I'VE FOUND a NEW ToYLANpl

I'VE FOUND NEW ToYLANDl
ss not rss crude s I'M s =, one s, ss nay and finds
e, sa, tsb ana walk ana dance ,nraui h sr' a
fee,y Furnished e your home M these delights unpaekd only
selling At les than whoiesais prices I'm glad know about
HOLLYWOOD,
srtravaranuy priced either at al
HERE'S A SUGAR sAvINGl
po ~ l ss n ss d a p'a T. es.
his new store at 7o' Pine 81
DON'T NEGLECT LUNCH
Always r = ..l r Without Waiting NJ. Ne delicious Mass'
goodies
ELECTRIC HAPPINESS
ncarnaiongi wouldn't matysou. help 10
sivsn motor sewing machine from SINGER shop 1884,
THE EDGES STILL UNFINISHED?
tiensiehnSs cents at Elite 40 Eatei Bldg Baelfs
WHAT A WOMAN WANTS!
rho little maid 22s Pine you seen
onins n The jas'toucl button playing
THOR HOME 1RoSER from the Hurley SHOP for hsf Christina.
ANOTHER HELLO INNOVATION
Of Wild coming The He saturday for one week 5 S
nes twenty-five cent? with lddies a dime any tn
hed fca houc ofpht ponseftg three thugs
iores ms
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN ALL RIGHT, ONCE
To 60 about work play aea like tramp But IN these
periodic reblocklng at ctURcfLLs 4o2 Street
clothes can't The handicap
him most NIGHTLY I'm sure.
THE DAINTY THINGS OF RIBBON AND FLOWERS
In tho practical gift section OF the MODEL
minute needs know 5s7 Peoples Bank Building
DR. SUSIE FRASER
enough to ndvise
exercises as local surgery for
weak feet Call at ioH Arcade Bldg, both
HOG taocehen The opportunity lifetime be at hand to
DC sitting at home nursing bad toot
TO HEAR WELL? WHAT HAPPINESS!
can think Of no finer gift for The older person than earphone
Of Of the better makes such RoBsoNs 45s
Arcade Square.
How fer dollars m cipe old sorroto somemes
HOW ATTRACTIVE SHE Isl
uOa peopIss p,,,
Bdg) had removed permanently unsshty her
THE GIFT TREE
with pottery pictures and cnds rom
the four corners of the world Been 1920 Fifth Avenue?
ANY WELL-DRESSED MAN
WIN take pride yyotlmnr.bu -
handmade handkerehiefs T.. SHOP
uetS JOY to choose from 1929 FIFTH Ave-
" color and handdraon Of cood Moss 10 match tb@
SomEIHlNG TO TUCK IN THE CAR
iaes my doa OF whit man ,
u,r store o. Camp Lewis Wireless they tents tarns on
army cots stout swcaters shirts All sn,oSt5 ,
ior mon ana boys tool Seneca 80 7p'ON'u siu
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THE RtlMoR THAT MEN MUST WAIT

Outside their barber shops while hobbed- hare
their chairs Is very SHY MRS. BARNES. al h
Puff 1904 Union ST. maintains staff ut iicci
whom the women Of Seattle win always prefer
IN ue eyes 81 a girl or pouag teoHsen. tai
Mons gymnasium. place not rpen 70 b. b
epsbdrrassmeBtf
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HALF THE WORK IS DONE
IT'S MRS. BATTIN's IDEA
POTLATCH CANDIES
Lazy Daisy"
Don'f voaf

Oh. how good. And from this tiny Ell
Miss Dickens cake. or here you m
302h Pine Street.
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ELECTRIC HAPPINESS

Has a hundred incnrnationsi yyouldn
be given motor sewing machine Il
First Aver
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WITH A TUCK AND a TWIST

ana bit OF new trimming. ISABELLE CIR
party frocks into creations for holiday affair
MA in.iss3.
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IT'S TIME TO SEE BETTY EARS

When you want expensive clothes AZ
coatA street dresses al fourth Of /
Dermott Building.
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YnIfRE RATHER LUCKY

To do tast,minuts buying this yearl A
the most popular handmade gifts q
sharply reduced in price! Boxed candi
2o7 McDermott Bldg.
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ENAMEL THEM YOURSELF,

Those BOULDER lamps all wired. the
ten carts-aIl the unfinished stock
well made Riddle tables tgateleg
i2.ssl 500 Pine 81.
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HERE'S A SUGAR sAyINGi
DON'T NEGLECT LUNCH

For al the English Tea Room In the IAbert
always be served without waiting with dellclou
and goodies. too,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-13
URGES LABOR RECORDS
Advocate Personal Relations Between
 BmpIoyer And Employc


 Employer And Employc
 PORTLAND, Ore, July 12.-Estab- iishment of personal relations in in- dustry between Employer and em- ploye as a means of eliminating con- troversies. was advocated in a re- port of the committee on personal research presented today at the con- vention of the National Federation of Business and Professional women's clubs.
 Study of employment records and of labor turnover to give an under standing of labor conditions on a scientific basis is the method pro- posed, according to Miss Mexica Hoagland of Indianapolis, chairman of the committee, who gave the re- port.
 When we know why we have labor turnover, we will have an in sight into social conditions and will be able to settle problems in an ord erly manner rather than on contro- versial lines" she said.
 ''Our plan contemplates bookkeeping regarding persons in the same man. ner as records are kept of materials. This idea Is comparatively new. It was tried out during the war. Hand- led in a proper manner personnel administration has proved a benefit to both employers and employees. We are asking that our clubs in each community interest employees in this system"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-13
CHTCAGO E LIKELY
 TO GET NATIONAL REPUBLICAN MEET
Leaders Agree Upham Can Swing Convention To
 Lake Metropolis

CHICAGO, July 12.-(By Associated Press .)-The republican national con vention will be held in Chicago next June If, Fred W. Upham, national treasurer, makes a request of the national executive committee. J. L. Babler, national committeeman from Missouri, said here today at con ference of national committeeman, state chairmen and republican lead CTS from seven states.
 Should MT. Upham ask for the convention at Chicago, I am satis- fled that a majority of the committee would vote in his support" Mir. Bab- Ter said, whose opinion was shared by William Sacks of St. Louis, chair man of the Missouri republican ways and means committee. MT. Sacks said he had just completed a trip and found sentiment in favor of Chicago over San Francisco as the seat of the 1924 convention.
 Individual Opinion.
 The question of the next conven- of the conference, however, and any discussion in this respect Is the in- dividual opinion of the committee men. John T. Adams of Iowa, na- tional chairman, pointed out MT. Babler also said that the democratic organization in Missouri was laying the foundation for a strong fight for that partys convention at St. Louis "and would stand solidly for Senator James A. Reed of Missouri as a presi- dential candidate on the democratic ticket"
 The conference was called by Mir Adams for the purpose of rubbing our "elbows together" hearing reports from the national committee; sug- gesting plans for intensive state campaigns and organization, and get ting things in shape for reporting to the new national committee to be elected next year. Committeeman from Illinois. Nebraska, Kansas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-13
URGE SHIPPING NOW
Short Line Railroads Asked To Aid
 In Avoiding Car Shortage

MACON, Ga. July 12-Presidents and other officers of short line rail- roads, meeting here today were urged to do as much shipping as possible now in an effort to avoid a car short age later. Fifteen roads were repre- sented and addresses were made by B. B. Cain, of Washington, vice presi- dent of the American Short Line As sociation, and w. A. Winburn, presi- dent of the Central of Georgia Rail road, the later representing the trunk lines.
 It was pointed out that railroad traffic this year Is unprecedented and the railroad officials are making plans to move as much fall business as possible before the heavy crop movements start
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-13

RESORTS AND TRAVEL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-13

Michigan, Missouri. Iowa and Okla homa are in session. Representatives from Indiana also are here but that state participated officially in the Cincinnati conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-13
TODAY FRIDAY ONLY A Rurnrnage Sale Without Run

Startling all odds and that's "A Rummage Sal and can that's Without Rmmage The bag
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-13
DROPS ALIENATION SUIT
$500,000 Case Is Dismissed By Agree
 ment In Chicago Court

CHICAGO. July 12.-The S500,000
 suit for alienation of affections filed
 some time ago by Edward E. Esch
 of this city against David Gage Joyce.
 wealthy lumberman, was dismissed by agreement in court here yester-
 day. No explanation of the action
 was given.
 Esch charged that Joyce, who Is a | brother of the former husband of Peggy Hopkins, lavished gifts on
 Mrs. Esch with the result that he destroyed her affection for her hus- band.
 Mrs. Esch had divorced her hus-
 band and three days after the s50O,- 900 suit was filed, she was married
 to MT. Joyce.