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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Owing to the sickness Of the re
porter, he was unable to dig up an,
news of very interesting material thi
week. and will try to make up for th'
deficiency next week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

County treasurer Victor Miller and
wife from Julesburg attended Rebekah
lodge in Sedgwick Friday night.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

W. L. Miller expects to leave We'd
nesday or Thursday to take up his
new duties in Denver, Colo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Mrs. C. B. McKinstry and son
Robert left Thursday morning for
Julesburg TO board the train for
Sutherland Nebr.. where they will
visit with relatives. They returned
Tuesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Mrs. Desco Blunt of Holyoke. Colo,
left on No. 13 Tuesday after spending
q week with her cousin, Mrs. John
Rnmeke
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Willie Gehrke worked at the depot
couple of days last week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Mrs. Emma Martin returned from
Greeley Monday, where she has been
visiting several weeks.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Workman will have most of the new
school building finished this week.
The teachers expect to get moved to
their new locations soon.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

8. E. Harold is now the new man.
lger of the Fairmont Creamery Co.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Fred Meineke has been suffering
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Miss Ida Foreman teacher at East
Sedgwick, spent last week end in
Denver.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

The Douglas family mover from
the Kirk property in the west end to
rooms in the "Bee Hive"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08
GREAT WESTERN
SUGAR COMPANY
T0PAY BONUS

Continued from first page)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08
BIG SPRINGS NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. F. I..7Whitney are tn
proud parents of a baby girl, born las
week
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

The beet growers of the valley are
very well pleased over the announce
ment that they are to receive another
dollar ton on April End This win
be9a big help to the farmers in start
ingn his next years crop.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08
NEWS NOTES OF
SEDGWICk CO.
HIGH SCHOOL

Continued from first page)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Guy Wiley accompanied A. B.
Hoover to Omaha Monday. He is 60
ing to Iowa before returning.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08
Joe Ireland was . business visitor
here from SedGwick Tuesday.

Joe Bomeke Of Sedgwick, vas .
county seat business visitor last Tues
daY
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

| The Queen Incubator il for sale BY
the Beatrice Creamery Co.. in jules
burg. II
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X
Brown died Thursday from the effects
Of the flu. and was buried Saturday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Miss Ruth Vufgan1ot. who formerly
taught in Ovid, arrived from Denver
to visit at the Kaschke ranch.
The w. l.. Miller family entertained
at six o'clock dinner Friday evening.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Bush. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Davidson, Misses Irene
and Blanche Buchanan, Mr. John Bu-
chanan.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

"Get- -Rich-Quick Wallingford" to-
night Thursday and Friday night,
March 9th and 9th at the Hipp the
atre. Also Harold Lloyd comedy.
Popular prices-25c and l0c, including
war tax.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

Mr.. A. NJ. Petsch accompanied by
the boys basket hall team, made trip
to Kearney last Thursday, so that the
boys might enter the tournament
there. They played Scotia and were
defeated.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-08

II. q. Wiggins returned here last
Saturday from Loretta and other Ne
braska points, where he had spent
two weeks looking after business
matters.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
ORGANIzANDo UNA JIRA EN-
VEGA BAJA

Sc nos ha inf0rmado que con moti-
vo de haber sido aprobado y firmado
por el Gobernador el proyecto de ley,
presentado en- la Camara por el repre-
sentante por Vega Baia, don Jose Pc
rez Cruz; para construir una carrete-
ia de cinco Kilometres, que empalnle
desde Vega Baja con la playa de PueR-
to Nuevo. Sc hacen grandes prepara-
tivos par;t celcbrar una jira EN- dicho
sifio, la. cual sera organizada por los
seilores. jose Cesferos, Comisionado de
Servicio P1blico. Dr.. J. NJ. Armaiz,
Cemisionado de Sanidad y BeneficenS
cia, D. Herininio Perez Ddyila, presi-
>dente de Ia Asamblea Municipal el
propio Sr. Perez Cruz
Para esta jira ser3 inyitado 81 Co
bernador Towner, el Pie. del Senado
Sr. Rareelo y otros personalidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24

A todos los honlbres y muieres de
buena voluntal Sc dirige la formidable
alocuci0n que han firmado en- l-tndres
los Representatives. de todas las reli-
giones para protestar contra Ia acti-
tud antireligiosa lie los Scviets. En-
tire las eirmas mereeea notafse las de
los arzobispos de Canterbry y de York.
del Cardenal Bourne, arzobispo cat6li-
co de Westminster; del reverendo j.
Smith, jefe de la iglesia de Escocia
Gel reyerendo ]. Jones, jefe de las lyle
sias evang6licas libres de Iuglatcrra;
del d6ctor Scott Lidgett representan-
te de los metOdistas; del doctor Chif-
ford, del presidente de la Baptist
World alliance, del general Booth. Co
mandante del ej6rcito de Salvation Y
de! reverendo J. Hertz, gran rabino
de Londres.
Todas las regiones, todas las sectas,
todas las capillas de la Gran 3retana
Sc han unido en- aras Gle la humahidad.
Pocas veces, en- el terreno religioso,
habfase dado el espectdeuic de IN una
nimidad semejanse. Fl Soviet operc
ese milaGro al declarar expticitamente.
"Queremos cxtirpar tolas las relisio-
mes. Los ministries lie la reIigi0n,
cualquier;i que sea, est1n fuern 'lqsla
ley. Aafe las condemns lie los pre-.
lados, ante los fusilan.entos 'yeante
los eneerce:amientos en- masa dc saear-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24

dotes cat5licos oetodpxps, Rusia
guarda sise.ieio. Inglatcrra Is Ii Que
levanta IA yoz. la pynaetcia y Ia
manscdumbre del Eilticlno lie n;ida
sirveu: Los efectos- dt esa diploma
cia son negatives. liz fTotcsta brita;
nica ha -halla,io eco, eli Belgica enslos
Estados Unidss en- Francia. ELLA in
fiuye en- la pclftica iagles;t con respccs
to Mosct. La tcnaerid!eI del Soviet
no conoce lflnites No .selmnantc de-
sestima en- strinincs ;Elesi5sos las re-
clamaeiones del asepte lF,ttnico On
Moscf, siao que tslmldal, consiente,
que sus semis:aylns iisspltsalf ~ pabcll0I
de Ia siraa I;rctana 81 aas aguas' d.
Mulmania. Ell Soviet considerase
{ fuerte. porque 81 tiene Boslerosos enc
migcs en- Downing Street con no me-
nos roderoses amigos cue4ta en- la Ci-
ty. Esas anlistades de erden finan-
ciero, y por ende lie c;llatter interna-
N
cional, permiten Al Soviet hdoptar tenn
peramenros de iltransigeAcia Y nlofar-
Sc de quienes invocan lcsIfueros de la
civilization.
T0meses a bronla' 10 dellpreceso que
ef Soviet piensa intentar Eontrasel Pa
pa. FL rumdr lrusefsi inf5ndaGu, pues
procedfa de IN aftIeulo IdDlicado opor
la Prqudn con este epf4afe: 'siPof
que no pfocesai' III Papa de Roma n
artieulo, en- II cu!ii Sc leh 10 siguiens
ter ~ +
|t1 I'll proceso de Cieplalk dcmuestra
q.de5ef principal criminal el primer
Eesfonsabe en- IA rcsisb,nlciiaI ,lc ol;gqhi- San
Iz.,llst por los eolltHaF Feyohciopariinss e;s
ele del Papa lie Roma. 81 mas abajo
alade: aIEl Papa dcbe ser juzgado y
coHdenado a muerte 0 1 prisi6n per-
petua; y los fallcs de Ii justicia; por-
que es eyidenfe que. tarle temprapo,
el bolchcviquismo triunhra en- Roma.
u entopces Ell Papa satiiacera su deu-
da, como no podrs menoi de satisfacer-
Ii eli patriarch Tikoil', I'll artfculo es-
ia firmado r. Fedot0f kobrcroo.
| La Iectura de la pres Ia sovietica es
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24

de fe del nueyo Partido Nacional Pro
gresista. acuyo frente estd ell prfnci-
pc Wiasemsky, partido que proclama-
mny altamente ia libertad para todas
las creencias religiosas. el respetos a
las perscnas, la propiedad al co
mercio y la aperture del trdtico con
tedas las naciones". \ 10 cual obje-
taran los Soyiets que Sc trata simple
mente de ideas burguesas capitals
tas, a las que urge poner Ell programa
de la susodicha Liga de la Juventud,
la cual propusc, ell OCCASION de la Ma
yidad Ultima que Sc procesara Jesll-
cristo "titulado hiio y representante
& de un Dios que no existio jamds".
No es del inferno, sino del mdnico-
,qio Oolcheuistd, del que hay que ha-
blar,
sATURNINO. NIAIENEz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
DEL OTRO MJNDC
El Ateisrno Sovietico

nluy Instructive. Lastima que de la
Snlisma no se-diyulguen los extractos.
En- uno de los tltiinos ntimeros de Ii
Isresiia sc lec:, Ia colidena ejec,i-
ci6n del patriarch Tikon debe conside2
rarse como cierta 6 Inevitable. Kri-
lenlSo reperesentante del >ministerio
pliAlico, ha hecho saber que ell Soviet
esta firmemente resuelto a dar cl gor-
+ pc de gracia Al cristianisn,o en- Russia
pues el clistianismo constitliye I'M daiio
para el l. gimen sovietico.
Tsligo IL Ia vista un nuevo pcri0di-
co nlosceyita intitulado III 1teistd, Or
gano Official de In Comis:6n de los Seis
presilida por cl professor stepanoff,
ereada con Ell exclusive cbjeto de com
Pbatir Ia creencia dc Dios y, en- gene
raj, todas las manifestaciones religio-
sas. III AtoiSta estd subvencionado
por el Gobierno lolcheviqae. circula
profusamente entire los obreros Y los
scanlpesinSts. La iCon{ision susoHfcha
labora &c acIierdo cor diversas orga-
/ Hizaciones comuEistas Y particular
meilte con la Liga de Ma Juventud. FL
principal director de esta propaganda
Is Semaschenko, cc:lisario del pueblo
para Ia Hygiene. :
stt-fsfS. lt..1
|, .El afefsmo la de ser la base de to-
I tla pelffica- Deelarar Ia guerra a
Dios'es una neeesitlalA para los Gobier-
nos honrados pios es una inyenci6n
3burg1iesa, contra Ii c1al conFiene lrl-
.cliar dhspiadamepte2. Estas y otras
lindezas llenan las columnas de 81
-Atcfstd, de lMltq} Mltq}sed, del cual Sc impri-
nle ma edieiQpl, en- aleman. que es en-
viada al Rhur junto con las, remesas
de trigo ple siguen legando sin inte-
rrupci6n a tftulo de "fraternal con-
tribucion de parte de los libres traba-
jaGores de Russia Iibres, cuando
Sc les priva lasta de Ia libertad dc
Greer en- Dios! Bien es verdad que
los bolcheviques inyocan, en- toda oca-
sion, Ia @libertad del pensamiento'
Frelt6 a la tiranfa Y a los precedi-
mientos del Soviet Sc alza la profeeia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
Ell NOMBR.AMIENTO DEF. JUEZ
MARCHAN SICARDO

Tenemos noticias del yeeino pueblo
dc Rio Piedras, de que ha sido gene
ralmente aplaudido la actitud del Go
bernador en- nombrar para eI cargo de
juez municipal de aquclla localidad
al recto funcionario Lcdo Marchar
Sicard6. yambi6n Sc ha aplaudido la
actitud del 'Senado por haberle impair
lido su aprobaci0n por unanimidad al
referido nombramiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
SAN SEBASTIAN TENDRA So
GRANJA AGRICOLA

De un momento a otro saldra para
el pueblo de San Sebastian el Comisio-
nado de Agricultural y Trabajo Sr.
Chartl6n, en- union de otdos emplados
del departamento con el prop0sito de
escojer el sitio, donle ha de instalar-
Sc Ia Granja Agrfcola, para aquel pue-
bio, cumpli6ndose asf los anhelosos de-
sees de todos aquellos agricultures.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-24
Ell CIRcO HIPODRQsIO LLEGARA
EN Ell yaPOR ALEIAN
.sWALDTRANTs

Los Sres. Freese v Co, de esta pla-
"a nos participan que de I'm momen-
to a otro llegra este puerto consig-
-nado ellos, el vapor aIeman "Wald-
trant" que conduce la gran eompaiifa
del Circo Hipodromo Aleman ELLA
Nelkys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
Spargur Quartet to
Give Fine Program

The las, program OF q arries OF
highly artistic chamber music con
certa by tho spaEEur String quartz,
viii BE- given next Tuesday evening
April }. at tho womon'a un!vsrnity
club auditorium. on Sixth ave. and
Spring 1t.
On THIS program II request mum,
Der. new and intricate composition
Quartet A Minor" by Frits Krrln,
Ter. which requires virtuoalty Of ths
first order, both technically and mu
aically. Another interesting number
win be tho beautiful Quartz, r Ma.
ior." bY Antonin Dvorak. which Il
full OF quaint charm and IL ono Of the
most delightful compositions he has
given 10 IN. world.
John ~. Epargur. leader OF the
spargur String quartet. has had the
benefit OF Dvorak's personal tuition
A group OF short numbers will cloas
tho program. which promises to be
one OF tho mos, interesting given bJ
this woll.known organization which
has been rhapsodizsd In glowing
terms for It's unparalleled ensemble
and exquisite perfection OF tone shad
Ing. with no superiors and few
equals.
The quartet personnel consists oil
John NJ. Spargur. frs, violin: AL
bany Richie. second violin; y. Hell
lier.collcns. viola. and George Rlrch
ner, violoneello--all artists Of high
attalnmcn,s.
Tickets nre now on salo NJ sher.
man, Clay q Co.'s. Third and Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
Chatter of the Shoppes
TO MAKE ALL DREAMS
COME TRUE

Get the Outdoor Look. Make a
fad Of gardening, of games, of loeek-
ends M the 10i1ld and sam!
Wear the Inlodrd SMILE Lore
clothes and ador7lment enough, and
ideas and accomplishments deeply.
Have bank account. No matter
ichdt you earn, you may sdUe. The
secreR Budgeting. This is the last
lcord in efficiency.
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DRESSING
ny BERTHA z. sHAPLETGH

MIX a tablespoon zach OF mus.
A'1 nrd. salt and flour and three
tablespoons Of sugar in tho dish In
which the dressing is to be cooked:
add two unbeaten egg yolks; stir
until a smooth paste Ia formed. add
a cup and half OF milk and half
cup OF vinegar; cook over water
until the mixture thickens and coats
a spoon; turn on the stlffly.beaten
whites Of two eggs; beat thoroly and
chin.
This dressing Is very good made
with sour cream; II used. omit flour.
II can be made By adding whole
eggs before cooking and stifny.bcat.
en- cream at time OF servings
II can be kept In cold place In.
definitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
Women's Clubs

SUNSET HEIGHTS
The Sunset Heights Literary club
viii hold / O'Clock luncheon and
social afternoon at tho home OF Mrs
Nina Sattgove. ii23 woodland PARK
ave-. on Tuesday. April }.
SUNSHINE CLUB
The Sunshine club Of Queen City
chapter, o. Z. s.. win NEE, Tuesday
April ,. at the Masonic temple. whist
All Eastern Stars and friends In
vited.
CHI OMEGA MOTHERS CLUB
Tho Mothers club OF Chi Omega
sorority win meet Thursday, April
s. at IL o'clock, at tho chapter house
t5+7 18th ave. n. r.
AUXILIARY TO
TEMPLE DE HrRsCH
The regular monthly meeting oil
the Ladies' auxiliary 10 Temple ds
Hirsch will be held in the vestry
rooms OF tho temple Monday. April
2. at 2:3o p. m. Board meeting al
1870 p. m.
JEFFERSON PARK LADIES'
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Tho Jefferson Park Ladies' I'm
provement club viii meet with Mrs
II. Z. Weir, 25if 18th ave. s., Mon
day. April 2. at 2 p. m. Tho plans for
the now clubhouse will be discussed
WoMES'S TUESDAY CLUB
The Women's Tuesday club vii
meet with Mrs. w. s. Griswold, s55.
University blvd. Tuesday, April Q
Luncheon at 1880 p. m.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS
The regular monthly meeting oil
the Daughters Of Pioneers will b
held mt the home OF Mrs. Fred II
Sander. 373i Il. Prospect ST.. wednes.
day, April 4. at p. m. Mrs. Farwel
Putnam Lilly and Mrs. Daisy WOOD
Hildreth are In charge OF the pro.
gram. which will include early his.
tory. music and art. Take East
Madison car TO 3sth ave.
WINNER IN CONTEST
Miss Lois Wiley has been declared
winner In the singing contest held
in connection with the Washington
State Federation OF Music clubs con
yention, which closed Thursday a,
Frederick & Nelson's. She VIII com
pete In a national contest at Ashe
vile. ". G.. In June. the winner Of
which will get $3.50 In cash and O
concert tour on which the expenses
will be betrayed by tn. National
Federation OF Music clubs No win
ners were chosen among violin and
piano entrants.
Officers were elected by the fed
Grafton as follows. Mrs. Clara
Moyer.Hartle, president; Mrs. Helen
Grove Smelling, first vice president
Mrs. Frederick w. Graham. second
vice president: Mrs. Jnmcs q. hos
wei, corresponding secretary; Miss
Ruth Durheim, recording secrctary
Mrs. Rose 10. Kelly. Bellingham
treaBurer; Mrs. Malcolm Hughes
auditor. and Mrs. II. Ia. Harmon
Spokane. parllamentarian.
coTBR1E CLUB
The Coterio club viii meet Friday
April q, at 2;i6 .. M. at the Unlyer.
aity Way club, 1880 University way
The program Will be in charge OF IN,
parliamentary procedure department
Prof. Clark r.. Blssott viii speak or
international Courts"
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woMES's LAKEWOOD CIVIC
AIL.N.r IIIFn

The Momen'H Lakewood Civic I'm.
prvvemcnt club viii elect officers for
the coming year, Tuesday. April }, AZ
. ,, m, at the Lakewood clubhouse.
Members requested 20 be present
Tho program viii lpeluda a trav.
eioguc on the Hawaiian islands. and
Mrs J. II. Templston viii give vocal
numbera
Tho Marigold was adopted az the
club flower at the meeting held on
Marih 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
CIVIC LEAGUE CLASS

Seattle women'a Civic league
class in civil gownmsnt win meet
In tho clubrooms OF tho Puget
Sound Savings association. Third
and Pike Ct. "Wednesday. April 4.
at 10 a. m Mrs Pearl X. Blough
viii give the first Of a series OF
twelve lectures on the city charter
OF sea,tl-.
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pHILoMus cLun

Mira = II. Luke. assisted by Mrs
Y. Jacobson. will b. hostess 90 the
members OF the Phllomua club =, her
home. sSoo 18th ave. n. y. on Mon.
day afternoon. April :. at o'clock.
Election % officers Miss Maxine
Luke viii give plano selections
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
pELIcATEssEN SALE

DELIcATESsEN SALE
Tho Pastors aid society OF the
First Presbyterian church viii hold
an ail-day dclicatessen sale satur.
day. March 81. at 1905 First ave.
Everything In the edible line will be
offered for sale. including dainty
sweets OF every kind.
FOOD AND APRON SALE Q
The Ladies OF 81. Andrews guild
will hold a cooked food and apron
sale on Easter Saturday. March 81.
commencing AZ 10 a. m. at the Wood.
lawn Furniture Co.. Green Lake.
&CLASsTC CULTURE CLUB
The Classic Culture club Will meet
aturiay. March 81. at p. m. at
4 be clubhouse. Mrs. a. X. Fisken
WI give a musical lecture. Mrs.
Frank skinner viii be hostess.
JUNIOR CHORUS. Y. L. I.
Jknior chorus OF the Young La.
A<tt -lIiotiNutrs sdirH SAtikt 1dttys III
rector, will meet Saturday. March
81. at p. m.
SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB
Saturday Night club Of the Y W..
c. A., win have a supper at $40 p.
m. and a party at 7;3o p. m. satur.
day evening. March 81.
MYRTLE CHAPTER NO. 4s
Myrtle Chapter No. 4s. o. e. g..
win give an entertainment and
dance at the Masonic club. Arcade
building, Saturday evening. March
~. The program win begin at 8
O'clock
SEATTLE CHAPTER, NO. s5
Seattle chapter. No. %, o. r. s.,
will give It's second card party at
Wings cafeteria. Saturday, March
81. at $50 y. m.
ANNUAL EASTER
LILY SALE
Circle 3. Ladies' Aid society, Of the
Woodland Park VI. K. church. will
hold it's annual Easter lily sale Sat.
urday. March 81, at Greenwood phar.
macy, ~. 74th st. and Greenwood
ave.
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Assistants Named for Tea

Arthur William Pratt and Mrs Henry Arthur Pratt who have
a
bride Miss sanders OF Portland
win assisted by Mrs William G.
William Howard Mrs Van stewart Mrs WoodNorh
Marion tler Miss Katherine Howard
Miss Dorothy Palmer Miss Alice Turner Mss Auraee Wstherhy and
Winifrcd Fletcher.
Gertrude and Lampng cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30

LONDON. March 3o.--only 10 OF
tho 81 churches built hero by Sir
Christopher Wron are still standing,
and several OF those will soon be torn
down.
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Guild Plans Bridge Tea; WI
assist at Large Tea on April

AJURsr Guild the Chrcns ohopcc hospital has arranged
IL Tuesday Afternoon April "a the homes OF Mrs
NJ Harrington Plans have been made
players
Is tickets Howard Knott Mrs
REFRESHMENTS Mrs Wilbur
clyde Haey the tables and Mrs Charles l. r soNe OF
nnhiely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-30
Service at Orthopedic Shops

Medina guild will direct the service the orhope
Mrs Edvard Tremper win be hostess assisted BY Miss Sara Williams
Mrs Ned Tremper. Mrs ~ z
Green Mrs Rober, Day. Mrs Eva Miller Mrs B. Lincoln
Albert Zimmerman
auxiliary win charge tho Thrift, shop represented by
Margaret Courtney
Mrs. Laura Hahn
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Chapter &C, r. r. o.. will meet
Monday. April 2. with Mrs. w. r.
6trodhoff, 1882 32nd ave. g.. at Q
pm.
SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB
The Seattle Womans club will
hold It's monthly meeting Monday.
April 2. at the Federated clubhouse.
Board meeting at 1870 p. m. BuM.
ness meeting at Q o'clock. Election
OF officers. Members requested "a
attend. Mrs. Walter johnson will
contribute some vocal numbers and
Mrs. Florence ID. Smith some plano
solos.
NORDfcA CHORAL cLUG
The Campfire group OF tho Nordica
Choral club will hold tho rogulnr
weekly meeting on Friday evening,
March 30. at $40 Ut the sanlpractlc
building.
Rehearsal Of the Nordica Choral
club will also DO held on Friday
evening AZ the same place. at
O'Clock. Everyone should attend
who expects 70 70 10 Cushman hos
pital on sunday
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Sponsor No-HoSt Dinner

Willard smson and MIR and Mrs Thomas smson
sponsor evening preceding
Masonic temple The viii in
Alexander
nit Mr. William Boeng Mr. and Mrs James Mactarane
M Mrs Field Mr. and Mrs Robert Greer Mr. and Mira law
Boyle, Mr. and Mrs Donald Barnes AIR Thomas Merrill
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Ak p.r A.

The regular meeting o. the Aikl
PIT. A.. will be held al the school
house. Tuesday. April }. at s:so .. m.
Election. A program has been ar
ranged
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NORTH END

PROGRESSIVE cLuB
Tho North End ProGrssa ,ve club
VIII meet with Mrs. Louise V.
Bowen. tl2s Coriius ave. Tuesday.
April .. at , .. m. BUSINESS meet.
Ing at Sis o'clock. There viii b.
an address By SIR. Hugo KelNy.
Take car No. IS.
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Mako n thin pnato OF olive oil and
salt and spread II on the marks
caused by setting hot dishes on your
dining table. let II remain for an
hour or so and rub off with n
cloth.
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Sprinatime INFORMAL Bal

committee Knights Columbus concluded
Columbus n ut
evidence
be speciality
numbers a wen
The committee In charge includes Mr. Chester Trecn M Andrew
p Morrison Mr. Martin Miller NJ vodons
The paironesses
Mrs Edward shhan J.
Manning and Mrs J. p. English Il
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PINK ICED ANIMALS

II you will dip animal crackers in
pink icing they will MAKE an Mt.
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CLEANING THE SILVER

Clean tarnished silver 10y rubbing
with q piece OF raw potato. dipped
IN baking soda.
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sTLvERwARE POLISH
MAKE A LIST

Cigar or good cigarot nah makes
an excellent polish for silyerwaro.