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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
SPA AIMS PRINCES.
WORRY COUNTRY
Nations Heirs to Throne All
in Poor Health

HENDAYE. France. on the Span
ish Border. Aus. so-wl Spain be
come a republic some day because Of
shortage OF hngs7
This is a question about which few
people IN spain dare talk, that fewer
dare believe. and that the newspapers
avoid for several reasons. such as
lack OF information. censorship. etc
However. the truth II that, altho
tho present king Of Spain IN not ~.
HIS first son. tho Infant6 Alfonso.
Prince OF tho AHtruios and heir 70
the throne, who WIS born In Madrid
on May 10. 1907. n IN very poor
health and may not live az long as
his father.
The news has leaked out, little by
little. II n known that the prince 10
suffering from n mnludy OF the spine.
which prevents him from walking.
except with n crutch under each arm.
h.s body almost bent double
a pathetic incident occurred re-
Gently. when the royal family decided
20 leave Madrid 10 80 10 the north Of
Spain. whore II has summer resi-
denceH on tho seaside. az San Gebas-
tan and saniander. Prince Alfonso
was IN condition 20 mako tho trip by
railroad. but what would the crowds
say and think when they neo him,
crippled. he, their future king7 How
embarrassing u would be for him and
others attending the official cera-
monies in places where the train
stops On she other hand. Il was 20
terribly hot IA Madrid that he could
not stay there. and his parents would
not leave him alone. Wherefore, tho
king decided % take his son 20 San.
tarder. which Is about 400 miles
northwes, Of Madrid by automobile.
ons morning at 3 o'clock huge
torpedo car left tho royal palace. II
was driven by the king himself. and
carried the prince. a doctor and tho
chauffeur, After dashing thru the
towns Of Castillo and Navarro. the
car reached tho Mirhmnr palace OF
saninnaer NJ noon. Prince Alfonso.
almost unnoilccd everywhere ia the
clouds Of dust The king came back
10 Madrid The next day. and a week
later returned 10 snniander with tho
rest OF his family.
Don Juan Carlos. 10 years old. al.
tho his condition IN not ms serious as
the other two. In weak and does not
grow properly for his age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
A. r. HOME BENEFIT

G. A. r HOME BENEFIT
For the benefit OF the G.. a. r.
home. Mrs. Rose Tremper and Miss
Tottle Graham will give n card party
at Mrs. Tremper's home, s757 syca.
more ave. on Friday. August 81. az
, o'clock
IONA SEWING CLUB
Tho Ionia Sewing club will have
a picnic lunch at / o'clock In volun-
teer park tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
Members Of the American Legion
Auxiliary to Seattle Post No. Is will
meet at o'clock tomorrow after.
noon at the American Legion club
rooms to sew for veterans in the hos.
pitfalls.
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en- 10 her that two more mouths must
DO fed. and two little bodies warmed
by her efforts. she despaired OF life.
She Is ponniless and has no one on
whom she can depend.
Someone in Seattle has tho means
20 help this mother. Some lonely
life can DO gladdened by tho caresses
OF ono Of these babies. It's only a
question OF reaching that person
with the facts in the case. Who viii
It be7
Neighhors interested in her case
can DO reached thru Mrs II. II.
Mark. sTi7 10th ave. s. whose tele-
phone number IS RIA nier-22s3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Community Chest Poster
Contest Is to Be Held
Prize of 500 Offered for Best Design-to Be
Used in Campaign

4 prize Of 800 in gold and tho
display OF his or her work ,hruou,
tho city 10 TO be tho award OF tho
person submitting sketch tina,
VIII best convey tho spirit OF the
Community Fund. Il was announced
Thursday by a subcommittee OF tho
general educational committee for
tho Community Fund. Tho contest
10 open 20 ali artists in Seattle and
King county. aitho q II pointed out
that tho idea rather than tho fin
lshei sketch viii DO given flint con.
sidcratlon.
owing 10 tho short timo tho odu.
caiional committee has in which TO
pass on pos,ora. newspaper adver
Using and literature 10 be used in
connection with the Community
Fund campaign for the mex, year.
I, was announced that all sketches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
CHILDREN ARE
HURT BY AUTO

Betty Ewald. s. Of iii e. Thorn.
aa 81, and her brother. BurI. ..
were painfully cut and bruised
wednesday evening when run down
by an automobile in front OF their
homo.
Tho car. driven by Kenneth VOL.
Ienbcrg. OF sol 18th ave. jumped
tho curb and struck the children
on tho sidewalk when tho wheels
locked on rounding a corner, tho
driver told tho police.
Clifford March. 10. OF sii2 ssth
nve, s.. was cut about the head
when his bicycle collidsf with nm
auto driven by c. O. Fritxberg. Of
Preston. Mt Rainier ave. and ATTAIN.
&c ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
This idOW
Needs Help
Cannot Feed Two
Hungry Mouths

Out OF tho charity OF seattles
heart must como assistance TO a So
ailc mother. a widow, whose case
commands attention.
Madc widow last winter when
Ernest Ballken. the husband. was
washed into tho Icy Alaskan waters
from tho deck OF haiibut fishing
boat Mrs. Bakkcm was faced with
tho trying duties OF rearing their
two year old son md providing for
another baby 20 come.
Sunday. August p. the stork came
again. The mother was taken to the
Seattle General hospital. where twins
we're born. When tho news was Civ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Princess-Artist
Dies in Poverty

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.--Prlncess
Lwoff-Parlaghy. artist, widow OF n
Russian prince, died yesterday whllo
deputy sheriffs sat in her parlor
keeping guard over her furniture.
She has been III for weeks. but the
fact that she was destitute did not
come TO light until deputies went 10
attach her furniture because OF debts
aggregating 100000.
The princess painted many por.
traits Of famous persons and was n
friend OF Kaiser Wilhelm II Of Ger.
many.
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Personal

Mr.. John Butler arrived IN town
yesterday, 90 visit his parents. MI
ana Mrs Jason Butler sailing july
aist from London ana coming by
way Of Panama canal. Mra. Butler
who h stin in Paris. expects 10
Join him later IN tho year.
Mr. and MR.. c. X. Poo and fam
ny removed today from their sum
mor home al Hartford, on Lake
Washington. TO their town house
Mr., James u, Hose, with Col
Rlcthen ana Mr.. w. W. Jermane
motorcd 20 Port Townsend Tuesday
TO DO tho house guests OF Col j.
T. Hayden Tor a day or two.
Miss Elspoth McEwan recently 70
turned from California. where she
spent several weeks.
Miss Dorothy Allen Is leaving
Tuesday for I'M school for Girls,
in Connecticut. she win yisl, Mrs
Crawford and Miss Fmnklyn Cruw
ford In Chicago for several days en-
route.
Mrs. Harry q. subhs. who has
been seriously IN In the Virginia
Mason hospital. l. eonyaiescing and
viii bo removed 10 hor home
shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Leonard
Eaton returned this week aftei
spending several days on n motor
trip 60 Gearhart. Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brayton Wilbur OF
san Francisco arc tho house guests
OF Mr.. wllbuTs brother.in'lRw and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Case
for several weeks
Miss Katherine Bacon left today
for Portland 20 visit among friends
Mr.. winloek Miller. Mr. George
Penny and Mr. stephen Bacon
leave Tuesday Of next week for the
East. TO re.cnter Andoyer.
Mfr. and Mrs. Leigh Ba,tson Of
Los Angeles arc spending few
weeks as guests az the New wash
ington hotel.
Mrs. w l.. woodnng left Friday
for months visit TO New York.
Boston and Washington. u. c. MB,
NJ. Ring accompanied Mrs. Wood.
ring TO Chicago and will visit roia.
lives Ia Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. MeCaughoy. who
have been spending tho summer
herr, ieft By motor tho flrat OF the
week for their winter homo in
Hollywood.
Mrs. c. II. Walker and Misa
Adele Walker have returned from
a io.wesk visit to New York city.
Among the most recent arrivals
at Paradise Valley aro Mr.. and Mrs.
X. II. Denny. Mrs. p. ". Baulford.
Mrs. Florence y. HeiAer. D. J.
Hanscow. Mrs. c. c. curior. SIR.
and Mrs. James Brinkisy and Mrs.
Sydney Petsrs. all % Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 81. Burton
aud MiEs Marion Burton loft
"wednesday for week stay In the
Cascade mountain resorts.
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Women' S Clubs

Tho members are urged to make
especial efforts TO attend. as we'll as
have their candidates for membership
present themselves for invitation.
This is possibly tho only official
visit OF tho president during her
present term.
CHAPTER A. C. OF
r. r. o.
Chapter A. c. Of p. Z. o. viii meet
at the homo OF Mrs David Grant.
t7s3 18th ave. Saturday September
LIST, at ? o'clock.
FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION
TO HOLD ANNUAL RUMsfAGE
SALE
4 AT the suggestion OF tho committee
in charge. with Mrs Peter Mogensen
at the head. interested friends OF tho
Fruit and Flower Mission have been
making critical surveys OF their clos
cts and attics for donations 20 tho
annual rummage sale. tho ono large
sale by which the mission has never
failed to add materially TO It's gen
eral fund.
To eliminate the inconvenience Of
housing a collection OF articles until
the date OF the sale. which has been
definitely set for September % and
20. the committee. upon application
to any Of the following chairmen, will
send motor to collect them:
Mount Baker Park. Mrs. Phillip
Kinzer. BE acn-3322; AK Point,
Mrs. Alexander Meister. WE st .4012:
Hunts Point. Mrs. Charlton HILL.
Lakeside 2s-w: Queen Anne, Mrs. G..
I. c. Barton. CA riddles: Junior
Circle. Mrs. Edwin Selvin. GA-rfld-
O202; Broadway, Mrs Harry Otis Nc
knight, CA pitl-37s3.
Suggestions among donations for
the sale are discarded pieces Of fur
niture, dishes, pictures. wearing APP
parel or any salabie thing that has
been relegated to the white ele-
plant class; in fact, all articles that
have ceased to be useful, but which
may bring n few welcome dollars to
the treasury, which supplies special
diet for the needy sick. the tubercu-
lous, undernourished Riddles and the
aged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
CUBAN CABLES QUIET

NEW YORK. Aug. 3o,-cuba Is
merely keeping cables under OBJ.
servation for messages Of political
significance" the island government
Informed tho Commercial Cable
company in disavowing reports that
Il was maintaining censorship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
LODGE NO. Z,
DECREE or HONOR

Seattle Lodge No. Z, Degree Of
Honor. WIN entertain tho state
president Mrs. Edith Downing, OF
HilIyard. Wash, on their next reg.
ular meeting night, Tuesday eve.
ming. September 4, at o'clock, In
Evergreen hail. 1909 Ninth ave.
The chairman Of tho entertain.
mcnt committee, Mrs Victoria
Daniels, promises something very
good In the way OF entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30

hips, An inverted plcat outlined
with stitching forms full length
front panel on another, A third has
top and bottom stitched together In
the same Slg.zuR line az that used
for chcmlsc frocks.
Long or short sleeve blouses arc
worn with these sleeveless dresses
and they may be tailored orr frllly,
os one prefers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
WEST SEATTLE ART CLUE

The opening meeting OF the West
Seattle Art club viii DO held at
the home OF Mrs. Daniel Raglan.
1929 4sth ave. s. w. on wednes.
day morning. September 5. at 1920
O'Clock. Mrs. a. w. Van Kirk will
assist Mrs. Raglan as hostess.
The topics under discussion Will
consist OF report OF convention OF
American Federation of Art, given
by Mrs. Max Huner; art review
by Mrs. A. Z. Swain. current art,
by Mrs. +. w. Graham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club will hold It's first
meeting Of the club year on Thurs
day. September 9Th with Mrs. VIM.
Curtis at the homo Of Mrs. a. G..
Fairbanks, 704s 10th ave. N. w.
Luncheon will be served at 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
IONA SOCIAL CLIrR

Tho 1onin Social club meets We'd
nesday, September 9Th at o'clock,
In the card rooms OF the Masonic
temple, u. Pine and Harvard ave.
Eastern stars and their friends are
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
RuMMAGE SALE

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday
school will hold rummage sale on
the mezzanIno floor in the Economy
Market, September 9Th and 18th. Pm
irons are earnestly requested 10 do
nate articles and help worthy
cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30

Every summer has lts slpovor
dresses and those OF this seaHon arc
no less attractive than tho ones we
wore last year. Simple as they arc.
though. there's not one but shows
the influence Of now lines. No gar.
ment is too simple 10 be fashIonobcl
Notice the low.bouscd bodice OF
ono OF tho models reproduced 1.-THE
wide belt fitting Bnugly around tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
LADY STIRLING
fsff yrfIsD n -

The Lady Stirling Chapter. D. A.
r., will hold the first meeting
OF It's new year at the residence Of
Mrs. M. A. Weed, 302 18th ave, at
1870 p. m. on Tuesday, September
4. Mrs. J II. Winton will assist
Mrs Weed. A meeting OF the
board will be held before the reg.
ular meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Guild VIII Be orthopedc
Wells will G A.
MIRA F. Marley. Mira John ouislcy. A.
Robertson. J. Atkins
J.. w. Muhorn-
with Hunting A.
Consdon
The Thrift Shop will have oneha price sale Friday
81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
RIDGLEY REBEccA
. AUXILIARY

The Ridgley Rebecca auxiliary
will meet Wednesday afternoon,
September 5. In !. o. o. F. TEN.
pie at 1 o'clock. Luncheon will be
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
WoMANs' LAKEWOOD CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT GLIB

The Woman's Lakewood Civic
Improvement club will hold IT'S reg.
ular meeting Tuesday. September
a, OF 2 p. m. at the Lakewood
clubhouse. The program for the
afternoon will be Vacation Remi.
niscences."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
NAMES SHOULD NOT
BE ON PICTURES

FIRST priEo Of 500 VIII BE- award
Cd by tho judges. second and third
prizes viii be accorded honorable
mention and nil notable contribu.
lions 90 the contest will DO dis.
played in n prominent downtown
store window
Artists names should not appear
on these rough sketches. but should
DO enclosed in blank envelope.
Sketches and envelopes viii be
given corresponding numbers for
Identification after prizes Rro
awarded. Rough sketches only aro
required ns they viii bo finished
later for the various uses 20 which
they will hu put This method is
necessary owing TO tho short time
In which tho committee must pre-.
pare the advertising matter"
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nNlE and club entertained
compliment the womens team OF the
Country their match during tho mornng
yeronda Baskets OF brilliant au
blossoms the table attractive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS

The Daughters OF Pioneers Of
Washington viii meet at the Y. w.
G. A.. September 5th at p. m. II
will be the first meeting Of the sea
son.
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GUARANTEE CLUB

H. Quarante club will meet
Tuesday evening, September 4. at
the home OF Mrs. Edward Bray,
1852 Beach drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
LADIES LYRIC CHORAL CLUB

LADIES' LYRIC CHORAL CLUB
Activities OF the Ladies' Lyric
Choral club for the fall season will
begin September 4. Mr.. Graham
Morgan will DO the director for the
season. Mrs. William Le Roy Baird
Ia the president OF the organization.
Tho membership list numbers be.
tween ninety-sevcn and hundred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
TOE'S PLAYING
y WAS TOO ROUGH

PoRTLAND.--'T was just foolin'.
Judge: just playing with her" said
Joe Pedisch. attempting TO explain
why no broke a chair over his
wife's head and tossed her about
the bedroom. Mrs Pedisch exhib-
tied blsckened eyes and other inju-
rieS. testimonials to her husbands
playful disposition. which won him
30 days in Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30

The Norwegian Hospital nssocin-
ton announces the opening OF It's fall
work Mt n business meeting in Nor
way hall. Tuesday, September H. nj
1880 o'clock In tho afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Seattle Artist Returns
From, France for Visit
John Butler Has Maintained Studio in Paris
for Past Five Years
ny FRANCES OLDHAM


Sailing from London direct 20
Seattle by way OF tho Panama
canal on tho htrcamer Mocrilk.
John Butler returned 20 his homo Ia
Seattle Tuesday for an indefinite
stay. lie n visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Jason Butler at
their residence on 18th ave. y,
Butler has maintained a studio
IN Paris around tho corner from
tho Cafe do N Rotonde" for tho
past fiyo years. IN which no has
accomplished much. both In his
paintings In oil and water color
landscapes and decorative PAMELA
and In the interesting experiences
which no has had as u member OF
tho artistic colony.
During and after tho war Butler
was called upon Go make medical
and surgical drawings IN hospitals
ana for scientific hook. "Medl
cal History OF tho War" which
had ita inception with the Mayo
Brothers OF Rochester.
BUTLER WAS TEACHER
AT LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
These drawings are now In use IN
tho medical schools OF tho univeral.
ties and colleges Of this country.
Harvard university being ono OF the
first 90 acquire them.
While In France Butler taught nt
Lafayette school for boys. which was
located IN the chateau IN which that
general waa born ana lived
radical art has reached ita zenith
and n now working slowly hack 60
tho classical" he declares. IIe con.
sidsra AxKane'a work most typical OF
radical ART and fngrca. who lived IN
tho 10Th century. master OF the
classical.
Among the Americans whom Mr.
Butler met abroad who were aehiev.
ing results In their work were Mr.
W. Marbury somcrveii. u leading
architect Of this city. who Is now
doing some restoration In devastated
areas IN France.
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Marriage Announced

the daughter Wei
wedding Hollywood
l7th Mr. and Mrs Hugh will make their homo Holly
wood
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must be sent 70 ihe offices OF
strang & prosaer. eBs Empire Build.
ing. not later than noon next
"Wednesday, September 9.
PRIZE NOT PAID
OFT or CHEST
Tho 500 priE1 has been contrib.
uied by members Of tho educational
committee aud AIT lovers ~ this
city and no part OF the funds raised
for welfare work harc will DO used
for this purpose. In n statement
announcing tho poster contest. tho
sub-oouml,tcs says:
Tho artists OF Seattle and Kins
county aro requested 10 offer a post.
or uks,ch embodying the spirit Of
tho Community Fund with rs NJ.
tendaut heartappeal.
The sketch awarded first consld.
Grafton should lend Itself 10 repro
dnct!on IN every piece Of literature
and Newspaper advertising pub.
lished and for outdoor advertising
AZ well as in tho thsa,ers.
'-rhe finished sketch should he
adaptable to usn either In black
and white or in colors. Tho sketches
may bo roughly drawn 70 embody
a striking appeal that later may
be nut into finished form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30

planning luncheon be followed by bridge at tho
Miss Josephine Franol and Miss
Hillside school in Connecticut
will continue her studies.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaster. Telephone, Main 06oO
Assistant-Franees Oldham.

Seattle Golf and Country Club Scene OF
Smart Luncheon; Miss Jane Bliss Extends
InUitationS for Affair at Seattle Tennis
GLIB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30

Tho Fremont w. c. r. u, will meet
on Tuesday. September Sth ot p.
m. In the Fremont Baptist church.
Mrs. n, Daw, Medal Contost supcrln-
tcndcnt will sponsor a Scriptural
contest for a silver medal. members
OF Fremont Union participating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Informal Luncheon
TO Entertain for Subdebs
Travellers Feted

tables
bridge Henry
university. waechter
wiusp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30

I<UftCHtUIt uItU DftuUt Ut ttHto 0ttO
Bliss luncheon be followed by bridge AZ tho
Monday Fransol and Miss
Dorothy Tuesday for Hillside school in Connecticut
where she will continue her studies
0ut-of-ToWn Visitors CompIimented
bridge her home
compliment Mrs Frank Green OF Denver Cob
Cuttings Baltimore who Is visit
her brother and sernaw Major and Mrs L NJ Purcell
Miss Allen to Be Honored
Josephine
Hillside Norwa Miss Allen win FIRST visit
Miss Franklin Crawford Chicago and then 20 New York. where
win friends
Invitations
House Guest Complimented
Richmond OF Boston Mass her house
Miss Richmond mother
Mrs A. W Leonard
h
will be their
until they leave for California next week
Informal Luncheon
Mrs Jacob Kaufman entertaining informally
Friday OF this week Covers Will be placed for ten
To Entertain for Subdebs
will with bridsctsa home
Monday September sally
Miss
school, Miss sutton who with her mother
Alfred f Sutton leaves for extended Eastern tour
Four tables will be in play.
Travellers Feted
tables
York where Miss wneer will enter Columbia university Mrs waeeh
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Ont-of-To1cn Yisitors Complimented

informally bridge and a. her home
compliment Mrs Frank Green OF Denver Cob
Cuttings OF Baltimore who Is visit
sernaw, Major and Mrs L NJ Purcell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best O,
all after Golden Clint Shampoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Luncheon and BRIDGE at Tennis Club

'NQe nv Iapl' ".II",.'''.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-08-22
COUNTRY BOARD.

FOR A NICE PLACE TO REST IN THE
SHADOW or THE BLUE RIDGE NOUN
TAlSS: quiet, restful and nice little country
hotel with modern improvements: rooms with
bath and hot and cold water in all rooms. Best
Of food, homelike and comfortable. Send for
booklet. weekly rates. Emmitt House En-
mittsburg. Md.
COUNTRY BOARD ON THE FARM, mile from
town; cool: swimming: plenty vegetables and
chicken; week and week ends. Mrs j. T.
Bushong. New Market. Va
MAYFIELD COTTAGE, braddock Heights
SIC per week. Mrs. NJ. Smith, X. F. n No &
BOY 49, Frederick. Md. Telephone Braddock
l3-F-2 90
iDLEWILD-ON-THE-B AY-Board nv the dsy
week or month: fine saltwater bathing, crab
bling and fishing. c. ". Winters, Shady Side
Md So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-08-22

Hupmobile coupe, 1922; looks
like new, runs better ST. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-08-22

Buick i touring, 1922; driven
d little over 10000 miles. In
splendid condition; two new
tires; good spare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-08-22

Lexington Lark. Io2I-22; an
unusually attractive sport car all
ready to drive out; $500.