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WASHINGTON, June 2S.-New reg ulations prohibiting the bringing of liquor into American waters after a certain date next month, under pen alty of the seizure of the ship and the arrest of it's captain, were virtually agreed upon as a result of a confer ence among the prohibition officials here.
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GOVERNOR OKLAHOMA DECLARES STATE
 MARTIAL LAW
RESURRECTION AGAINST CIVIL LAW CAUSES GOVERNOR TO
 ORDER OUT TROOPS

OKMULGEE, Okla, June 2S.--Ok- mulgee county today was declared by Governor Walton to be in a state of lawlessness amounting to insurrec- tion against civil law, and the gov- ernor has declared military law and called out state troops.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-30
CUTTER BEAR ON HER WAY TO COAST
 IF SIBERIA
BEAR STEAMS TO AID VESSELS HELD BY SOVIET GOVT EAST
 CAPE SIBERIA

TACOMA, Wn., June 25-The cutter Bear has left Nome for East Cape, Si- beria where four American schooners including the Iskum of Tacoma were recently seized by Soviet authorities, was the information received by Gen. eral J. NJ. Ashton, one of the owners of the Iskum in telegram from Sec retary Hughes, whose message inti- mates the Bear has orders to act.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-30
Dawson Dies Later

DENVER, June 25.-Thomas Daw- son died this morning, and Craig will recover unless complications set in. President Harding feels the tragedy very keenly.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-30
ADMIRAL LINE MAKES FIFTY CENT UT
 FREIGHT RATES

Agent Wayne Blue received noti- fcation today of fifty cents per ton cut on freight rates by the Pacific Steamship Company, from Seattle to Seward, effective July l. MT. Blue states that this cut is made possible by his company absorbing handling charges, and that it is the second cut in freight rates since April 1st of the present year.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-30
Hardind Visits Zion Park

SALT LAKE, June 28-President Harding travelled into southwest Utah yesterday to visit Zion Park, the first of three national playgrounds he plans to see during his trip.
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WHITE GIRL MARRIED
 TO NEPHEW JAP PRINCE

NEW YORK, June 26.-The wedding was announced today of Mildred Da- kin Redfeld of Clover, N. J., to Harry Barker Yamagata of Elizabeth, who is an American citizen and grand nephew of the late Prince Yamagata of Japan.
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BRITAIN N0T RECOGNIZE
 NINE TEEN MILE LIMIT

LONDON, June 29.-Lord Curzon in the House of Commons today said that Great Britain could not recog- nize the 19-mile limit proposed by the United States in connection with the prohibition enforcement.
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SUITS FILED AGAINST FORMER BANKING
 STOCKHOLDERS
STOCKHOLDERS INVOLVED IN LITIGATION TO RAISE MONEY
 TO MEET OBLIGATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S-suits involving the stockholders liability in the insolvency of the Scandinavian American Bank were filed in the Fed
 eral court against Eric Lindblom, an Alaskan millionaire, and w. II. Mat son, for $41,OOO alleged to be due on an assessment made by the Washing ton State Bank supervisor to raise funds to meet the banks obligations.
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JUDGMENT OBTAINED
 AGAINST L|NDEBERG

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-Judg- ment was obtained against Jafet Lin deberg, former Alaska plunger, for S233,615 in connection with the failure of the Scandinavian American Bank, 1t Tacoma. Lindeberg, who has turn d his entire fortune over to his cred tors, stated that the judgment would le settled soon.
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PRESIDENT IN IDAHO. HOME IF BORAH,
 EARLY TODAY
WILL DELIVER SPEECHES AT PO- cATELLO AND IDAHO FALLS
 THIS AFTERNOON

BOISE, Idaho, June 2S.-Presiden' Harding arrived in Idaho, the home state of Senator Borah, early this morning and will remain here today. He will speak at Pocatello and Idaho Falls on his way to Seattle.
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CANADA VOTES APPROVAL
 PACIFIC HAL|BuT TREATY

OTTAWA, June 28.-Approval of the North Pacific halibut fisheries treaty between Canada and the Uni ted States governments was voted by parliament this afternoon.
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WAR TIME MANAGER OF
 SKINNER & EDDY DEAD
SEATTLE, June 26.-David Rod gers, wartime manager of the Skinner and Eddy shipyard died last night at his suburban home near here.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22
q SOUtASNYCH UDALOSTECEI.

Pan Roy M. Harrop Oma-
ny, pfedseda Neodvisle pokro-
kove strany, zaprisaha Henry
Forda, ably svolil stati Sc pre-
sidentskym >kandidatem. Ia
slal mu dopis, v nemz zada O
interview s automobilovym
magnatem kde v zaverku
pravi:
"Krise stava We Spoj. Sta
tech dnes ozyva Sc volani
po muzi, jenz dovede jednati
rychle, tax ably zachranil ten
q,fk&rod pred bankrotem a roz
padAAtim se."
Kdyby nam p. Harl'op dovo-
iii, radi bychom mu poradili,
ably sc neoddaval takovym
pessimistickym mySlenkam.
Tento narod Sc nerozpadne, a.
nj nebude ma bankrotu", al
p.@ Harrop, p. Henry Ford a
konecne j pisatel t6chto radek
davno jiz promeni Sc prach
popel. Proto, necht' p. Har-
rop jesE dbbfe mysli neodda-
va Sc pochmurnym myslen-
kan - ono to nejak dopadne,
i kdyz Henry zustane pri SVEN
nyn6jsim "byznyse" a bude
nadale bydleti v Dearborn,
Mich. ma mist6 Bilem Dome.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22

Oklahoma ode davna trpela
jednou metlou pisecnymi
bouremi. .Ty, kdyz Sc prize
nou, neni pred mimi ukryti.
Pisek pronika zavrenymi okny
obydli zeleznicnich vozd,
vnika do dst, do nosu, do usl
- inu, hotova metla. Jinou
metlou, treba re jiz meme oba
vanou, jest oklahomske leto,
kdy 81 teplomer nekdy vzpo-
meme a vysplha Sc az ma lis
stupna.
A k temto dvema oklahom-
skym metlam pridruzily Sc
dve jine - Ku Klux Klan a
guverner Walton. Mezi temito
dyema meni snadno rozhodnou
ii, ktere z tech eel jest mensi,
Klan provozuje terror a guver
ner hraje 81 ma neOmezeneho
despotu.
Nasim skromnym minenim
jest, re Spojene Staty mely
vstoupiti do Svazu Narod1,
kde jiste byly by vyvozovaly
ustalujici a uklidnujici vliv.
Ty obavy, ze potom Amerika
byla by strzena do kazde e.
vropske valky jsou zcela bez-
divodne, nebot' umluva Svazu
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luth, kde tvon 1916 proc. eel
koyH lidnatnsfi, M

|luth, kde tvoff 1916 proc. eel
|kove lidnatosti,
We skuping stat6 Delaware,
Maryland, District of Colum-
|bia, Virginia, West Virginia,
Severni JIM Carolina
Georgia Florida, lidnato-
sti ndco pres 100000, jest
pfistehovalci' 100000, Gill asi
Us procent celkove lidnatosti.
Nejvfce Jest Nemcd, pocet Ce
choslovaki neni udan.
We skupihe statti, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Alabama a Mis-
souri,, $ celkovou lidnatosti TO-
4O6,744, jest osob cizfho pd-
vodu- pouze 592,O7O, cili ash 6
procent. Tito vetsinou jsou v
Missouri, kde jest jich 442,-
80, Gill Is procent celkove.
lidnatosti statu.
We skupine statd Arkansas,
louisiana, Oklahoma a Texas,
8 celkovou lidnatosti, 1O,244,-
244, jest 800,730 osob cizfho
plvodu, Gill 8 procent. Nejvf-
ce pfistehovalcd ma Texas,
597,280, avsak pocet Cecho-
slovakd udan jest pouze ma
19, 9,66O, coz jest hodn6 vzdale
no cd skutecnosti. Lidi cesko-
slovenskeho pGvodu jest tam
nejm6ne trikrate tolik,
v horske skupin6 statd,
Montana, Idaho, Woyming,
Colorado, New Mexico, Arizo-
ne, Utah a Nevad9, nejvice pri
stehovalcd jest v Montana,
pres 80 procenta, IL proc. v
New Mexico, v ostatnich prd-
merne ash 25 procent.
V pacifickych statech, Kali
fornii, Oregonu a Washingto-
nu, celkovou lidnatosti S.
566,8 jest pfistehovalcI L.
715,760, takze tvori 80 pro-
cent celkov6 lidhatosti.
" ostatnf sve casti Kniha ob
sahuje zajimave informacni
clanky a statisticke ldaje, jez
vsak pohrichu nejsou vzdycky
spravny. Jinak vykona sve po-
slani, ably totiz americky OBJ
chod a primysl upozornen byl
ma dGIezitost trhu mezi lidem
v cizine rozenym, jenz tvofi
velke procento obyvatelstva
teto zemG.
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jest udan M l37, 100. Nejvice
Jest We state New Yorku zidh,
1,54s,oo0; Nemc0 1,306.IO0,
Itald 1,29s, $50. Pocet. Cecho.
slOvakd We m&ste New Yorik,l
Jest udan ma 63, ,264.
" Pennsylvanii, jejiz lidna-
|tost jest 8,729,O17, pocet osob
cizfho pdvodu Jest udan ma
|2,222,57O. cili % procent; i
talove jsou v cele vsech prist9
hovalcd. Sc 46o,55O, Cechoslo.
'vakd jest V Pennsylvania 137.-
S45O.
v severovychodnich stred-
mich statech, do kterez divise
jsou pocitany Ohio, Indiana,
illinois, Michigan a Wiscon-
sin, pocet lidf cizfho pdvodu
jest udan ma 6,399, ,4O9, cili ma
20 procent celku. Nejvice jest
Nemcd, 1,718,445, Polakdf L.
O62,135, Svedl 4O9,O5O, Itald
597,8 ,815, Cechoslovakl 327,-
$40, Norvezand 167, 500, Fran
couzd 25S,575, zidd 457, ,45O.
z velkych NEST CHI zivel
jest nejmocn9jsim v Chicagu,
kde tvori 62.5 procent celkove
lidnatosti (1,690, ,0OO) a dru-
'hym jest Cleveland S 81 pro-
Gently (486, ,O0O.) We vsech
velkych industrialnich me-
stech v teto divisi statl jest
vsak pristehovalecky zivel vel
mi silny, ponejvice kolem SO
procent. Pomerne nejvice pri-
stehOvabcu q jejich primych h
potomkG jest v Hamtranck,
Mich, kde tvori S5 procent
|vseho obyvatelstva. Mezi pri-
'stehovalci, ktefi dosahli ivy.
Isoke hospodafske a spolecen-
ske urovn6" jsou uvad9ni Sve-
dove, Nemci, Cesi, Polaci, Nor
vezane, zide q Holand'ane.
V zapadmfch severo-stfed-
mich statech, do kterezto divi-
Sc jsou pocftAny Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri, Severni Jiz
nj Dakota, Nebraska a Kan.
sas $ celkovou lidnatosti r..
546,249, jest B, ,l33,757 pfiste.
hovalcd neb ziejich apfimych
! potomk6, takAf favofi 26 pro
cent celkove lidnatosti. Nejsi
nejsi skupiny " techto sta
tech jsoh jak nasleduje:
/ NemcG 955,6S7, Norveza
mi 426,S46, Sv6dd 377,565, il
hoslovanl 2O3,165, zidd 265,
115, Dand 147,27O, Cechoslo
vakd 129,790, Itald 1880 8
Holand'ani $3.50. z velkycf
NEST ma teto oblasti nejsiln6j
81 pristehovalecky zivel ma Dd
=. !. :. :, ~. ~. ... !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22

nebyla BY nahradila istavu
Spoj. StatG, ktera ustanovuje,
ze jedin6 kongres m1ze valku
vypovidati. N
Take sneni TO spravno vykl&-
dati 81. z*oleni presidenta Hard
inga takovou obrovskou vetsi-
nou, jake zdrcujicf odsouzenf
Svazu. Ia vetsina byla by
byvala stejna, nell vetsi, l
kdyby otazka clenstvi Svazn
nebyla byvala vyvolana a kdy-
by demokrate byli postaviil
jake sveho kandidata toho nei
lepsiho- muze v Americe. Byl
to zkratka ''republikansky
rok." Doznati vsak dluzno, aze
pfi tom neklidu Europe, kde
napolo zbankrotovani narodo-
We stale ma sebe vrci a json
plni bojechtivosti, zacina Sc si-
riti v teto zemi pfesvedceni,
ze tim lepe pro~lni bude, elm
zistane vzdalen6jsi vsech e.
vropskych trenic a nedorozu-
megf. III
Nevedi-li 81 kde ufady 8 ne
elm rady, potrebuji jenom "a
volat vojenske pany - ii roz-
lusti vsechno, snadno a rychle.
TAX ma priklad We Rjece me-
vedely slavne urady, co 81 po-
citi s nezamestnanymi, jichz
podporovanfm, poskytovanim
urcite davky, vycerpali poklad
nu az ma dno. NJ
= Prisel vsak vojensky guver-
ner ustanoveny Mussolinim a
hned 81 vedel rady - proste
nezamestnane, 1000 jich, z me
sta vyhnal. Nebyli pry obcany.
Co Sc t6mi nezamestnanymi
stalo a kan je pan guverner
vyhnal, zprava nesdeluje, ale
to jest vsechno vedlejsi.
Hlavni veci jest, re vojensti
.pani vedi, jak ma vsechno Ia
jit a jak vsechno rozlustit
snadno a rychle!
"The Foreign Language
Market in America" (Cizoja-
zycny trh v Americe) jest "a.
jfmavy svazek informaci, je.
hoz autoreri jest p. Natbal
H. Seidman, pfedseda sAmefi.
can Association Of Foreign
Language Newspapers (Ame.
rickeho sdruzenf cizojazyc.
nych casopisit). Pfistehovalec
ky zivel jest nejsilneji zastou
pen We, statech stredo-atlanti
ckych a on6ch strednih1o "a
padu. TAX ma pffklad We state
New Yorku jest 5,229,321 oby
vatelI, eli 5O.3 proc. ciziht
puvodu. Pocet Cechoslovaki
!. alsa -a.a-, ....A .s.-.s Sc.
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8 me duse shy zly>osud sval,
mdj boil Sc ztezka zhoji,
neb ia, kterou jsem miloval,
sc stala zenOu - moi!
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ia tez jsem kdysi miloval,
lee ted ma laska vazne,
s me duse sny zlv osud sval
a mole srdce - prazdne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-22

Amoskeag flanel pro-
stredni vahy, ma detske
odevy, zvlastnost yard
jen 19c. .s,3,.
Sklepeni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-25
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU RIVER

Every druggist In this country Is
authorized to say to every rheu'
matte sufferer that IL fun pint
bottle OF Aiienrhu. the sure con-
queror Of rheumatism. does not
show the way to stop the agony.
reduce swollen joints and do away
with even the slightest twinge Of
rheumatic pain. he will gladly return
your money without comment.
Alienrhu has been tried and
tested for years. and really marvel.
Gus results have been accomplished
in the most severe cases where the
suffering and agony were intense
and piteous and where the patient
was helpless.
Dir. james H. Alien. the discov-
erer of Alfenrhu. who for many
years suffered the torrents OF
acute rheumatism. desires all SUI.
ferers TO know that he does not
want cent Of anyone's money un.
less Allenrhu decisively conduers
this worst OF all diseases, and he has
Instructed druggists to guarantee II
as above in every instance. All
druggists can supply you.--Adver
tiBement.
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUE

Tho Seward Social and Literary
club win meet in regular session
on Friday. October &c. at 2 .. m.
Ut tho home OF Mn. NJ l.. Pence
5s4T Brandon A.. with Mrs. J. j,
Brennan acting an assistant hostess
The topic for tho day. Notable
Women OF America IN one OF the
most interesting on the clubs year
ly calendar. Very appropriate 4
the motto for the afternoon by
Shakespeare. Women arc the
books. the art. the academies. that
show. contain and nour4sh ell the
world"
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Personal

Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gillespie IN leaying
November 1 for a few weeks stay IN
California. She win visit her uncle
ana aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Heath
cote. In Berkeley, and her brothcrln
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dayln. In San Francisco.
Mrs, j. l.. Mohundro. who hai
been m a. Minor hospital, Is nov
oonyaieaelng at her home.
Mrs Stella Richardson Poaao. o
Denver. Colo. IL tho guest OF 81
and Mrs. j. l.. Macdonald.
Mrs. Isaac Parsons and ron, VI
Alfred Persons. OF California. lef'
today FOR the East. after spending o
few days with Mrs. William Hunter
MeEwau.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Honr are re
oelving congratulations upon the
birth OF a daughter. October II. at
Minor hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs, Forrest A. Bates are
expected home In November from a
visit Of several months In the East.
Mrs. Frederick Everett OF Portland
arrived last evening 90 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Egsert for n week.
Mr.. Thomas dreening left Wcdnes.
day for Boise, Idaho. on n short bust.
noSs trip.
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viii be a program OF entertainment.
beginning AT 1915 o'clock. followed
by cards and dancing. Councilman
Oliver Il. Erickson viii give a brief
talk. All Mlnnesotnns welcome. Re.
freshments viii be served by the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-25
COLUMBIA PIT. A.

Columbia PIT a. win hold a car.
niyal on Friday, october 20. at the
NJ. w. a. hall az Columbia. Refresh
ments viii be served from 8 until 0
.. m. Booths OF miscellaneous art.
Giles viii be- on sale. In the evening
there viii be an entertainment. Ad'
mission 10 tho hall will be free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-25
AuXlIIARY Rosr socIErY

Auxiliary 10 tho Seattle Rose 30
eioty will meet at the 81 Regis cafe
Friday, oct 20. at noon. Mr., George
Wheeler OF the park board will speak
on what tho Park IN Doing for our
City" Election OF officers viii take
place and tho work for the year be
outlined.
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Nomen's Clubs
uNIYERRITY cnATAuQuA

INTNIIfHIIl NTININIVUN
University Chntauaua win meet
with Mrs y. y North, asli LRtona
ave, Friday. october 20, nj p. IN,
Chapters 3. 4 and IN Short story
OF American Literature" based on
tho Cambridge history Of America,
Will be taken up, Roll call. items OF
interest IN lifo Of oliver Wendell
Holmes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-25
HALLOWEEN DANCE
AND CARNIVAL

The Hiawatha playfield Halloween
parties have gained an onviable rep.
utation as the leading social event
In West Seattle. Another. the fifth
annual. OF these delightful carnival
dances viii be held at the playfield
Saturday evening. October 81.
"a Trail OF Mysteries" which has
always been one OF the leading foa.
lures OF this event. together with
elaborate decorations. win be fully
UP to standard. Prizes win be
awarded for costumes.
In addition TO the regular dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-25
PALM CIRCLE,

PALM CIRCLE,
no. IS
Palm circle. No. s.. NeiEhbors OF
woodcraft. viii hold annual cleo
ton OF officers at odd FelIows' hall.
10th ave. and Z. Pine st.. on Mon.
day evening. October 20. The meet.
Ing will begin promptly az o'clock
ELITE SOCIAL CLUB
Elite Social club. No, 1874. win en-.
terrain members and friends ne /.
o. o. F. hall. seosH Jackson st. on
Thursday evening. october %. az 3
o'clock.
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Students Recital

Mrs, Gertrude Drumm VIII present
her pupils In recital Saturday eve.
ming. Oct. e. At the recital hall, odd
Fellows temple. The following pro.
sram win begin at sac o'clock.
10 Trot pu cayelier'' ..+,.,,., .spindlsE
tArrangsd Tor four handa)
Esther Louise and YeFuA Mae Anderson.
''vaise Lsnts" ..,......s,,..,...p clihea
bertha Marie oazton.
Music Box ,...,....,....,.... Helms
Mary Barton.
Dance OF the EAiudrops' Adams
Frances Eyal2n Smith
Professional March ...s+...ttfryplnEe r
Two piAnohl
Hetnlce Anderson. nonHy Mary Ander-
,on. Marian Jesals nilla, Margaret smi,h'
March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. kFozmAnn
uor lsft handi
Romance" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FFiml
Frederick Hill
"0hos, IN tho Chimney" ..'''''' hulisl;
butterfly" ,t-..t.t. .-s..ssts.'' AsfSe'
Dorothy ApraEs.
An Alabama Lullaby 's''''.'''p quito.
Hanging aardens' sr.+.ssstsss. davies
Bsrales Louise Anderson.
liamorss1Hs' ..t,.....,....... pYerak
tAfranFcd for ain hAadal
Dorothy sprays, Mar barton. frrarseA
amith.
"Lento" .....t,..+ss.....ss..t scott
"hoisro" ........s.. 100. mana Sseea
AArJoris Young.
March MiiltAifes ,...t...... Schubert
ARRANGED for eight hands,
Louise Hlghhsa. Ethel Scott.
Esther Louise Andersen. Ngrscn Fraree,
Harp soio--ssleeted-
FAIR Knapp.
pupil OF the Holy Names AeAesmyl
RsAding- Amt the Worst % is'
Kathryn Atklnsaa.
pupil % Margaret Olson dcheei %
tsprssaiopl
Hungarian March" .....,... .kousiski
two Piknosl
HAfuli Gibbons. MarIofis YounE.
Meibdle WAltH stsFtstrst+ tstfs Fss ~ tFtal
Harriet itli
spanish Dance sss.sssssssfss.s tAtnh yn
I'm an Alabama catin" .,.,.,. CadmAn
'TaFsntNila" .sta.tsst+.tsssstrs As4naA
Marian Jsasia nils
Good Night ..,................ Ssvtn
March TFiomphais" .,..t....... .usFia
trua pianos5
Harriet and Anne HIil.
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SEATTLE POST NO. is

''Tho American Legion Auxiliary
20 Seattle Post No, is will hold
regular meeting on Friday. October
goth. at .. m, when action VIII
be taken on a proposed amendment
90 It's constitution"
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p. e. O. Chapters Honor Mrs. Wallace

chapers
on Tuesday afternoon at aray appointed luncheon OF one hundred
10 John
Wallace T.
president:
supreme
president. wereg OF
H presided program.
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BRITGsHAMERfcAN
ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting OF the British.
American association VIII be held in
the Fine Arts hail on Friday, octo.
Der 20. az S y. IN. There viii DO u
program OF Scotch music. All per.
sons OF British birth cordially invited.
No charge for admission.
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program, there viii be feature dane
ing by small girls and a tenor colo
by Mr.. Booker.
The patrons and patronssses for
the evening are: SIR. and Mrs. a.
{. Thompson. Mr.. ond ArH. Il @.
Fraser. air. and Mrs. X. T. smlrl,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Robinson.
Custer auxiliary. No. Z. Sons OF
Veterans. VIII give a dance Monday
evening. October 20. in Yeterana'
hall. Armory.
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
RUMMAGE SALE

Tho womon'a Auxiliary OF Rain-
Ter Noble Post VIII have a rummage
sale and bazaar FOR the benefit OF
tho capitalization fund on Friday
and Saturday. October 20 ana ~. at
1871 First ave. For information
and donations cnll Mrs, j. p. Downs.
WE st.07TS. or Mrs, ]. c. Bowen,
Ell lloti.7i.J.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
LADIES or
=.

LADIES or
BEsANT LODGE
Ladies' OF Bosant lodge will meet
Thursday. octoier 20. az 8 p. m. AZ
Besant ThcosophIcal hall. III Broad.
way ~, al Roy, 10 discuss plans for
Christmas bazaar.
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coMMuNITY NInHr

Community night will be observed
ne the Madison ST. NJ. Il. church. cor.
ner OF card and Madison, on Friday
evening. October 20. Miss Bergen.
whistllng artist; Miss Phyllis Van
Wyck. vocal soloist. and reader
from the university win eke part in
the program.
Folk songs by Welsh singers In
costume and an address by Rev. T..
NJ. Randall VIII be followed by social
hour and light refreshments. Every.
body in the community r. invited.