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Personal

Mr ana Mrs. George w. DunnF
and daughters Margaret and Helen
have returned from an elRht months
hul0un in California. and have
apartments Ia the ONmpian.
Mrs Fordham naaartt Rimhau
who has been spending some time
with her parents. SIR aud Mira. T.. G.
Gilman. Will leave fur her home IN
Portland on Saturday
Mr. and Alru. Alfred Willard. Jr.
will return tho first u next week
from a visit In Portland
Mrs. ] ~ FrInk and Mics Gloria
Frlnk returned Monday from a Few
daya' vial, a. Big -Four Ian.
Miss Margaret Efnuger. who has
been visiting sir ana Mrs. Lane
Summers. 10 leaving the iast Of tins
week Tor her home In Ann Arbor
Mich
Mrs Betty relouEc. Of pelingham.
will come down Friday 20 tpend
la Few days with the Misses Karla
and Claire stoltenberg.
Miss Marion Burton left last Sat
urday Tor spokane 10 Wait friends
for a month,
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Miss Mary Carnott Moore. 81 san
Francisco ana Miss Alice A. Moore
~ Boston. arrived this week 90 be-
the house guests uf their brother.
in-lnw and ziuier. Mr. and Mfa
Traffuri Huteaon. az their homo a.
Tho Highland Mina Mary will
make a short visit. bot Misa Alice
will remain for the autumn and
winter
Mu George Warren noolo and
son. Warren, left Tuesday Tor the
East where Warren win enter
iawfcnrvyille Mra. noola will
yir=t IN New York before return.
ing In about three weeks.
Mrs Theodore Hanionbcrgh and
Miss Gertrude linrdenhcrgh will
leave sunday for Chicago 20 visit
relatives, and later viii 20 TO New
Brunswick. y. J., 60 spend several
months
Nj ana Mis-, William Leonard
Eaton and children. Loyal nnd
Daniel lamont. spent the Hast week
end az HlE -Four Inn
Mr. and Mrs Jessie Ives. with
Nir and Mira Paul Wilbur Masters
and Mr and Mrs l4iwrcncs Ives
as their guests. will spend the
week end on lhelr yacht cruising
IN Canadian waters
Alss Mary Oldham lcr Wsdnss.
day Tor Tacoma. 90 ro-enier Annie
Wright seminary
Mr and Airs Francis Brownsil.
tr. have removed from tho Coan.
~ club Go their town house.
Mr. and Mrn Lester George Et.
llott Eleanor 0affnoyl arc rrcrlv.
ing congratulations on the birth u
a daughter September ?. al the
swedish hospital
Mrs James wills Esyfc and
daughter Miss Eilnorr sayte. rs.
turned Monday on the ~ y. Alex.
ander from Dix weekH stay az
their summer home AZ Santa Cruz
Cal.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister Telephone Main O6OO
Assistant-Franees Oldham.
Thomson Residence Scene of Daughters
Marriage; Miss Marion Troy Has Garden
Wedding

OrUMN gladiol dahas unts made
a charming setting last the Miss Frances clifton
honson daughter and lchcr Thomson and Mr.
Edward Walter Walter
Porp Of Seattle The 0unr OF the
First Presbyterian church brides parents
at $50 o'clock.
Before the Miss Clara
Ruh al the played pmande Reponse" by Coedgryo
and Memberships wedding the coming Of tho bride who
entered white
georEee white de chine designed with four panels beaded IN
crystals Her ven old effect with han
circle OF oanEe blossoms the back drapd at the waist ne
and extended hes'of the
valley In exquisite shower her flowers
Mss Marion Thomon brides maid Of honor Her
cloth
fashioned straight lines She high crystal comb In her hair
and her bouquet Columbia baby nnlas and blue
lace flowers Afr Richard Haynes best for MI Porep
mother midnight blue frosted
and OF Cecil lilies the valley Mrs Porcp
the ophela
and valley lilies her
AZ the reception which followed the assisting Mss
Eose Virtue Miss Daily, Miss Maeph
son Miss poroihes Hopper and Miss Alice Uddsnberg.
Poep twill taleur
black velvet hat with brilliant sable OF
lilies OF the valley
wi a
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Luncheon I'M Tacoma for Seattle Maid
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

ISOLATION are also cordially invited.
There will be basket luncheon at
1880 o'clock.
MEETING OF BUILDING
TRUSTEES
The building trustees Of the FEEDER
alton OF Women's clubs will meet
Thursday. September 20, at the Fed
Grated Clubhouse At 1890 n. m. Those
having lawn fetc tickets are request
cd 10 return them at this meeting.
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Woman Tells of Pioneer
Trip on Union Pacific
No Diner or Sleeper on Train and no Fire
in Coaches

Journey we were held ~ Elk hourr
In "a Hncurhed by 81 freight train
wreck. Just out of Sacramento. Two
men were KILLED IN H.
"Whne waiting for the rightof
way. We suffered intensely With
cold. there being no fire In our car.
when we reached Frisco. we went
10 the international hotel. where we
we're made comfortable with a fire
In The fireplace.
"Tho California women. IN their
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WoMAN'a CENTuRY cLTn

Literature and travel department
or woman's Century club meets Fri.
day September "a, AZ II o'clock In
the Y. w.C.A.
Regular meeting Of the club a.
o'clock In Y. W. c. A. Program al J
o'clock.
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AUXILIARY TO wAsHiNoTos

PIONEERS
The womcn's Auxiliary "a Wash.
ington state Pioneers will assemble
at Pioneer hail, Madison park. Wed
ncsday. September 10. for the last
meeting Of the season and the annual
election OF officers All women who
have lived In Washington during ter
rItorial days are eligible to member
ship and arc invited ~ attend. Of
flcers and trustees Of the Pioneer Ar
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Olympia Maid Is Bride

Is Lucille
Troy daughter r. NJ Olympia M Willard
Willard which ocmnzei
"Wednesday H. the brides parents
IN Olympia. Rev. T. H. simpson reading the service,
midst showing the
height African marigods brilliant leaves
wicker standards bordered the walk Down this Of noddng bios
the bridal walked the Memberships wedding
march Mrs Baker violin obbiga,o BY Mr. Carl
Mokren, OF centrata
Brady. Harvey wala
Elizabeth McEiroy Wilcox olympia the
bridesmaids pcwnkle blue
chiffon Their broad matching shade faced with
orchid chiffon shoulder They carried bou
The maid OF Miss Gnna Pullman cousin Of the bride
orchid chiffon embnh with silver and her hat
Her
filled with opheia and lilies OF the valley.
The bride father. exquisite In ivory satin
and n heirloom
with the blossoms bouquet
Of orchids and lilies OF the valley M Raymond Dalton
Mrs blue and sslteoored ssauus
Mrs black Each mother
lavender peas.
with r
Bakesles Mrs Jesse Mills Mrs John Pierce Mss Moore Mrs L.
Moy Assisting gir friends
motoring
their win the Capitol
Alice
A. j.
Harold Robert
and Garfield
Miss Alice Garrett. all OF Seattle
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EAsTERN stan cLrn

The Eastern star club will hold
board meeting a. 1880 p. m. on
Friday. September ~. az 1000 Ar.
eade building, TiN business meet.
inK wiil b at o'clock.
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WILL SERVE DINNER

IN NEW CHURCH
The ladies Of tho Woodland Park
NJ = church viii serve the first
dinner In tho new church. corner of
18th - and Greenwood ave. Friday
evening. September 10. from 10 4.
The dinner viii be followed by a ~.
ception for their returned pastor and
his wifc-Rsv. and Mrs, Rrcs.
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CANADIAN cLun DANCE

The Canadian club Of Seattle will
give tho first % a series or dances
on Friday evening. September H.
az ChFistcnhen'u broadway hall.
Canadians and friends arc cordially
invited.
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nENETIr LUNCHEnN
BRITISH AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

The British American association
will resume H. meetings az the
Fine Arts hall, 1918 Fourth ave,
ON Friday evening September "a.
All persons Of British birth cordial,
81 invited.
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nI.lIsE nnN

Weekly throw Quart of quick.
lime and a handful II charcoal into
tho refuse ho1. Thus treated Il Will
not bsimy itn presence.
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COLONEL ELLSWORTH CIRCLE

COLONEL klsLSNohIH CIRCLE
Colonel Ellsworth circle. Ladies of
the q, A. r., viii have their regular
meeting At the Armory Friday. Sep
TENDER IL IL viii be- an experience
meeting. the members relating IN
what manner they earned one dollar
for tho ladies' q. A. Il. homo at
Puyallup.
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KANaAR WnNLEN,a ct.t,n

Kansas women'a club meets with
Mrs. John Halter. .lt summit ave.
n. Friday. September ~. Lunch.
con ~ 1910 o'clock Mrs /. y.
Hooper. Mrs. s. II. strykrr. AiFH T..
r. weber. assisting hostgsaSs.
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SENIOR LIFE
HANERR, cIIfn

Tho Senior Llfo Savers club wifi
mech Friday. Sept. IL. az ii:3o n.
m. AT tho Y. w. c. A. This will
be tho first business meeting OF tho
fail season.
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CLEANING cork

A largc flat cork may be used for
cleaning knives. II saves labor and
wear on the dlshcloth.
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Oomen Clubs
Guns ron FRIDAY
.cHURcH SERVICE LEAGUE

CHURCH SERVICE LEAGUE
TO MEET
The monthly mSrtinE ~ the
ChurCh Service League Of tho WON.
en- OF Trinity parish VIII bc held
Friday. September ne. az $50 p. m
In tho crypt of the church.
BENEFIT LUNCHEON
A luncheon Tor the benefit n
Ethan Allen Circle will be- served
by Mrs. G. r. spmEue, OF the
Northwest Products. Friday. Sep.
temher "a. at noon, az the homo
OF Mrs J. =. Taylor l2io Inter
lake. Take Green Lake. wAlllug
ford or Meridian cam 20 fsnd e.
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RusiMAGE SALE

Chapter A. r. r. o.. will have Ita
annual rummaFc aals AZ 1912 West.
lake ave. on Friday and Saturday.
Sept. IL and rs.
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MEDIUM BHOWN HAIR looks best Of
all after a Golden Clint Shampoo. -Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-13
DRIED or FRESH

Dried vegetables should be put In
cold wntor to 8tcw, fresh ones In hot
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Detail Two More
Ships for Relief

hAh flfAh1lhlD. sept. w -hlie-
cation u two more vessels for irsus
porting relief supplies 20 Japan vas
announced today by fhs local ofnas
of tho United States shipping bo1rd.
The freighter Dewey - ailocatsd
~ he Columbia Pacific aleamfh.p
company 10 haul lumber from Port
land 10 japan. She viii be delivered
this week
The freighfer West Henshaw i
sllocatsd 70 the Animal Oriental line
10 haul lumber ON Puget Sound
20 Japan. She wi. pe delivered nsxt
week.
pretty white dresses. ned with cries
u horror 20 cooler quarters ana iefi
ur poor. hsiffrozen creatures ln f1h
possession ~ the spacious parior
for a time
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NoRprcA cHoRAL cLun

The Nordica Choral club wilt r..
sumo It's meetings Friday evening.
Sept 18th. a, o'clock. Tho m.
nuni election of officers win take
place and many other important
matters viii be brought before the
club members. The meeting viii
be held al zoe Montellas bldg.
Last year was very successful for
the club, and the members arc look.
Ing forward TO making this season
even hstter.
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Reception VII Honor Daughter

Mrs
O'Clock home sia shelby
Pouring the first hour WIN be Mrs " r. Wood and Mrs l. A. Paha
and the second hour Mrs Grant sassn. and Mr.. Hatch
Miss Audrey Collins will assist and Gwendoyn Mae,'
Purns afternoon B. numbers
Mr. and Mr. Voc have Just returned s from R. their wedding trip and arc
Assisting at Tea
Miss me MFRS Mr.. Ia pssn Scott H s MIR .o %
Mrs John Eddy and Mrs J. Tate Mason win assist
Entertain at Dinner and Theater
Collins entertained with
their Sunday evening in honor OF
collin, ,ass, sy at s the . mss
buffet
Arranging Large Luncheon
Capt walter crO'ey Of the y $ s. Idaho win
luncheon Tuesday afternoon OF next week at the
sunset club
Boa Party and Tea
ss w lsn9 ph 9n and a @ h.4
compliment to her daughter Loyal Lamont
Mrs Goodfellow Hostess
compliment to her sister Miss Constance Asas from
bridge at her home wednesday evening
Luncheon and Sa0inenli71g Party
s s The p 3 ss s ansssa n' aS G Vim ha party
Saturday afternoon at her summer home at Hartford
Entertaining for Miss ParshaU
Jane Reid entertaining with bridge
prenupta compliment to Miss
Parshal.
Woods and
Mrs. D.. Clifford Reid
Small House Party
with
party weekend at their country home at oria
Luncheon I'M Tacoma for Seattle Maid
Mrs A. NJ o
luncheon 90
guests been limited to members Of the bridal party
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops
Will be In the or,hopdc
on Friday viii be hostess assisted by
Appleton Burnside Mrs X g. Brautigan Mrs j. d. Dyer
Miller N. A.
an i. A. Wood.
scented w. H. Avery. Moiss John
MISC larry Shelton.
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a to
No ustn0 cherdiers Nth
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!! . F, PIANO jis 4! t. J, s. Snap
LOVELIER THAN NEW

sparkling
coup a wecomen to
n il
the dn f breathe the
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onr ancestry a gallant, Christian race, has
patterned crery pirtuo, opery grace"
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VACANT HOURS Will CEASE FOR R0


utle Seattle knoms
accumulated
in
like eclipse to gentle hearts Of the nobler
THAT CAN HOPE TO PLEASE
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are nj ~ ~ no o p m n play Those ghoc cannot ri
a e
neumbu hertas -un
the
h lHdh tar bcme
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Arranqieq Large luncheon
Bog Partu and Tea
Mrs. GoodfelLoU Hostess
Luncheon and Swimming Party

For the pleasure Of her daughter. Josephine on her
Charles X Poe will entertain at luncheon and a
Saturday afternoon at her summer home at Hartford
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THE ACE OF PANTS HAS FAILED

\ 5 0 10 ne o. q II o. Frhe Gu
Of aef 6u
TN i a OF Wpd0 N
OoagnH of
Learning beer hf il days h Vur GRANDPA and eb d a0ueudue ds
II % o a more f is a dav rant o
ppOn souls N h o @ d an wha
to e0odTha oogqd
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Entertaining for Miss ParshaU
Small House Party

Claire stoenberg entertained with small house
party kend at their country home at oilla
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"Anrious to serve those tcho 'oiH help them.
selves"
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BALLARD W. C. r. 4.
Ballard W. C. r. U. win meet Fri.
day. September IL. ut y. m. with
Mrs. s. Rich, 1882 w. 5Tth ~. Mrs
McAbcc viii have charge Of the pro-
gram.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-19
Ford for Coolidge

DETROIT, Dec. 10 (By The AS
soeiated Press) Henry Ford today
declared he, like a great majority Of
the American people, feels that the
country is safe with Coolidge" and
that he himself would never consider
running against Mr.. Coolidge on any
ticket.
Il believe it is the wise and nat
ural thing for the people to agree
on the nomination and election of
Mr.. Coolidge" Mr. Ford said. II
am satisfied tina. 80 rer cent. of the
people feel perfectly safe with Cool
idge and | feel, too, that the country
Is perfectly safe with him. And If
this is the feeling of the country
why change?
Mr.. Coolidge has shown in these
months of service q great many
qualities that should please his coun-
trymen. l think they all feel that
Mr., Coolidge means to do right and
when a man means to do right, so
far Us | have observed, it is usually
quite easy for him to find the way
to do right.
Some people seem disturbed over
the conditions which business will
face during the presidential election
year. OF course, there must be an
election. But there is no reason why
business should be disturbed by it,
If the people by common consent
agree they will hold TO a good man
while they have him. Public sent
ment can be so formed long before
the election that there need be no
doubt about the election.
I'm addition to considering the
interests of the people, we should
consider the interests of the Presi-
dent, as head of the American gov
ernment, President Coolidge has n
position of the highest responsibility.
He should not feel compelled to take
any of his time or strength for any
sort of political campaigning. and
for the sake of the country as we'll
as for his owyg sake. he should not
have to do so.'
Asked concerning the use of his
own name in connection with the
presidency, Mr.. Ford said:
mo man has a right to say he
never will consider public office. nor
accept public office. No man can
predict-his own acts and feelings so
strongly as that. But this 1 will say,
that l would never for a moment
think of running against Calvin
Coolidge for president, on any ticket
whatever. In this present situation
l am for Coolidge"
Regarding the numerous Ford
president organizations and the
recent Ford conference held here,
persons close to the automobile man
ufacturer said he had given them
mot half moments thought"
eft was something Mr. Ford oou1d
not call in the police to stop" one
official asserted, $50 the clubs con-
tinue to function although none of
them has the sanction or support of
Mr.. Ford"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-19
ELKS SANTA CLAUS FOR
THE KRlPPLED KIDDIES

Again this year the Perth Amboy
Ledge No. rs, Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks will hold
Krippled Riddles Christmas .celebra-
tion. at the club house, on Madison
ayenLe, it was decided at a meeting
OF the lodge last night. The dinner
and entertainment will be given on
Thursday, December rs.
Children from this city, South
Amboy, Woodbridge and other places
about here who are crippled and de-
prived of any of the joys of life, VIII
he invited and a committee, under
n capable chairman, is working TO
make this affair the biggest ever
since the start of this practice. The
I;lks band will furnish the Christmas
music, while fine program of enter
tainment will be arranged.
In addition TO the initial plans
for the dinner made last night the
degree of the order was conferred
1ipon nine new members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-19
For Opposing Soldiers Bonus
and Also Attitude on Pro-
hibition in the Senate
BY GEORGE IL. MANNING
Washington Correspondent of the
Perth Amboy Evening News)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-The po-
sition taken by Senator Edward l.
Edwards of New Jersey against the
soldier bonus bill is directly in vio-
1ation of the understanding upon
which he was elected to the United
States senate and is bitterly disap-
pointing to the many thousands in
the state who voted for him, ii was
declared here today by former Sem
ator James Il. MARITIME, OF Plain
field, Democrat.
Senator Edwards failure to pre-
sent to congress his much talked
about bin to liberalize the eighteenth
amendment or to raise his voice in
the senate against the present meth
DDS Of prohibition enforcement in
the two and a half weeks he has
been in the senate has likewise
been very disappointing to the New
Jersey Democrats, former Senator
MARITIME asserted
Il met Senator Edwards on the
floor OF the senate yesterday" said
the picturesque former United States
senator, and in conversation ! told
him that his stand in opposition to
the soldier bonus bill is, not accord
ing to Hoyle and that he must fall
in line for the bonus. / told him
that we elected him on n bonus plat
form and that his stand against it
now is unthinkable."
The sentiments expressed by Sen
ator MARITIME appear to be but the
echo of the things the Democrats
and Republicans alike, have been
saying in New Jersey for the past
ten days, according to word brought
to Washington by almost every vis-
itor. Senator Marines declaration
follows closely on the heels of an
interview given in Jersey City on
Monday by State Senator Alexander
Simpson who complained of Senator
Edwards long silence in regard to
liberalization of the Volstead law. 1t
has been expected. Simpson declar-
ed, that Edwards would take the
floor in the senate shortly after
congress met and 8 fill the air with
an appeal for personal liberty and a
truly American liquor law"
Senator Edwards declined en-
phatically to make any response to
Senator Simpsons attack.
(ContiLued on Page p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-19
ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS
HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Rotary Club members enjoy
ed an informal Christmas party at
the weekly luncheon held in the
Westminster at noon today. AS the
members entered each deposited a
present at the door. Shortly after
the dinner was begun Santa Claus,
in the person of Val Afflerbach, en-
tered with q pack on his back con-
tanning the presents which the mem
bers had brought. While the mon
sang Jingle Bells.' Santa distrlbut-
ed the presents, making sure that
no one received the article he
brought with him. Much amuse-
ment was furnished when the pres
ents were opened.
It was decided by a practically
unanimous vote, to hold the weekly
luneheons hereafter in the West
minister. The matter of providing
real Christmas cheer for the poor
and needy families OF the city was
discussed it being decided that each
member should be responsible for
one family, visiting It. learning what
was needed and seeing to it that the
necessities were provided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-19
RALLY IN DRIVE
FOR MEMBERS
Y. M. H. A. Sounds Warning
Against Over Confidence in
Drive Being Held Here

Captains and workers in the Y.
NJ. II. A. drive for memberships were
warned last night at the rally in the
old Y. NJ. II. A., against over con-
fidence. The need of much additional
work was pointed out by the chair
man, Max Gibian, of the member
ship committee. All workers were
urged to put every minute of their
time possible in the work to be done
during the rest of the week, in order
to make the drive for members a
success.
The reports last night indicated
improvements in some of the teams
and this was received with much
satisfaction by the general commit
tee. A total of the new members
received to date will be announced
possibly tomorrow, after the returns
that are in up to the present time
have been checked up.
A separate enrolment campaign
will be carried on by the Junior or
ganization This was the decision
reached last night when the matter
was discussed. The campaign will
be in complete charge of the Junior
organiza ton.
Chairman OF The Board of Direc-
tors Isaac Alpern, made 1t clear to-
day that the building cannot be
opened for the full program unless
a years budget is insured. 1t is
estimated that it will take not less
than 100000 to run the building with
all the entertainment social and edu-
cational features which have been
included in the extensive program.
A total of 1000 members will more
than asure the raising of this sum
and those who join now will become
charter members OF the organiza-
tion.
The rally to be held tonight, when
additional reports viii be received.
will begin at o'clock. The hour
has been made late in order to allow
the captains ana workers to canvass
late in the afternoon and early even
ing.
The refreshments at the meeting
last night were served by a COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. S. A. Man
del, Mrs. ]. Herr, Mrs /. b. Esberg
and Miss I. Mandel.