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mAnMoNY HoMEgrEAp 30. lrla

HARMONY HOMESTEAD no. iT4s
Harmony Homestead. No. l7ia
Brotherhood Of American Ysomen,
VIII hold initiation and joint install.
iation Of officers Of Ballard, Rentgu.
University and Auburn Homestead Dis
nj tho Moose hall. sth and Union.
October 10. p. m. Mr. Ward Sem,
supreme treasurer and Airs. Sem. Of
Minneapolis, viii be in attendance.
Mr. Sem will be installatian officer.
DAUGHTERS or ST. GEORGE
Daughters OF 81. George win meet
In NJ, Z. B A. hall. 1924 First ave.
on Thursday, October rs. al 100 ,.
m. Initiation. Members requested
10 attend.
ALPHA CLUB
The Alpha club win NEE, az the
residence OF Mrs. ". c. Cutler. 1928
Wallingford ave. on Thursday. oeto.
6cr IS. Luncheon at 1880 o'clock.
GREEN LAKE PIT. A.
Tho Green Lake ParcntTcacher
association VIII hold It's monthly
meeting of tho school on wednes.
day. October Il. at ESQ p. m. DR..
J. C. Moore win speak on "ooltrc"
LINCOLN PIT. a.
Lincoln PIT. A. win meet Tues.
day. October 10. At a1s p. m. The
program VIII be In charge OF Mr.
l.. II. Fee, head OF the Science de.
par,ment Discussion concerning
the social life OF high school stu.
dents. Tea will be served by the
Girls club. Hos,osses for the after.
noon are Mrs. IL. onsum. Mrs. II
y. Newklrk. Mrs. J. A. Campbell,
Mrs. a. z. Loyett and Mrs. 3. X
Cosby. All persons interested in the
school invited.
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EASTERN STAR CLUB

The Eastern Star club will begin
series of card parties on Tuesday
October 10, at 2 p. m, at the club
rooms, 1890 Arcade building. Bridge
and whist will be played. Members
and friends invitaf
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION

Tho Norwegian Hospital assocla.
ton will meet in Norway hall Tues.
day, Oct 10. at 1880 p. m. Board
meeting at IL o'clock. Mrs Gjarde,
Mrs. C. X. Anderson and Miss Hilge.
sen, hostesses.
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Commitments House Guest

Miss Gloria Fnk has
anng group Of grl friends In honor Of her house Miss
Mary layato and blFa Pciouxe, Bsnsham
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orARANTE ellie

Tho Quafante club viii meet
Tuesday evening, October 10. with
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Bis5ell. 3s25
Beach drive.
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CANADIAN woMEN's

CLUB
Canadian women's club will give
card party Tuesday evening, oc.
tober i6 Mt s p. m, at the Federated
clubhouse. corner Of Thomas st. and
Harvard ave. Members and friends
Invited, Refreshments will be served
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Webster PIT. A. will meet Tuesday
evening. Oct. 10, nj o'clock. Mr.. r.
n. Cole, city superintendent OF
schools, will be the speaker.
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ToaUn and Conn Club Announces Dates

Town and Gown club will begin It's thirteenth
dances on October 20 at The Winn
the season November H. February April
the committee In charge Henphu
Dr. d. H. Houston Mr. and Mrs Richard
b. Harrison and Mr. Mrs.
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ROBERT NORRIS
CHAPTER

Robert Morris chapter. No. 1872,
o. Il. s., win give Halloween mas.
querade ball Tuesday evening. oc,o.
Der 30, in the Masonic elubrooms,
Arcade building.
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ANNUAL BAZAAR
AND DINNER

American Legion Auxiliary to
Lloyd T. Cochran Post. No. 40, will
hold It's annual bazaar and dinner
Tuesday evening. October 1G, at
Woog's hall, 1904 Market st. Dinner
will be served from $50 to 1880
o'clock.
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LINCOLN PIT. A.
WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENT

Mrs. U. r. Nlesz viii entertain the
West Side Improvement club on
Tuesday afternoon. October 16. at .
O'Clock, Of her home. 1885 Send ave.
S. w, in honor OF the new members
of the club. During the afternoon
Mrs. Jean Lane win relate Incidents
OF her trip to Central and South
America and Japan. Mrs. Niesz will
be assisted hy Mrs. ]. l.. chamberlin
Members may bring a friend.
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Mss NAM Collins Entertains

Miss Mary Collins herl
home on Friday evening and later with ther the ohum
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SIGMA MI
MOTHERE, CLIiR

Sigma Nu Mothers club VIII hold
the first meeting of the year at the
chapter house, Tuesday. October 10,
at 2;3o D. m.
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Uomen' s Clubs

EVERGREEN LODGE
Evergreen lodge No. 2. n. o. u.
w. will hold It's regular meeting in
tho a. o. u. W. building, 1909 Ninth
ave. on Monday evening. October
Is. at o'clock.
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Honors Mrs. Brouo,eU at Luncheon

Miss Frances viii
the Sunset club wednesday compliment
Mrs Frank Brownen, Jr
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ELEcTH 49, oErIcEng

ELECTS NEW OFFICERS BIZ. b..
The North End Flower club elect.
81 the following officers NJ % meet
ing held October 0. nt Moves cafc.
tcrlh: Mrs O. A. Highlands. pres.
idonii Mrs r. N liildon, vice prefl.
dent. Mrs q. y. ElerdIbg, secretary;
Mrs. II G. Evans. assistant hccre.
tary. ana Mrs. j. y. Buughn, trou8.
urcr.
/ The new district chairmen are
Mrs Rena y Wilbur. Mrs. J. +.
Houston, Mrs. T. - Becker, Mrs.
Emma Murkley. Mrs H. T.. Graham
and Mrs. w. u. Lcake.
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GUARDIANS HAVE
ITATInVREsF BAtyT-.


Black cats, owls with bllnkin /
eyes. ghoats and real pumpkins
greeted tho Seattle Campfire guar.
dams ~ they assembled on Thur.
day night at headquarters for a par.
~ and business meeting.
Every guardian brought her
pumpkin for admission. Following
brief business meeting. AT which
Miss Blanche Van Mugs was elected
nH new secretary. and the guardiang
pledged themselves 20 earn five dol.
lars outside OF regular employment
for their contribution 10 the ship.
the party began Games were
played 10 get acquainted. and be.
fore tho evening was over everyone
had met the newest guardians.
Regular refreshments for this sea.
son were served. cider. apples and
doughnuis were In great demand.
Miss Dora Craig. chairman, Miss
Blanche Byron and Mrs. Margaret
Younger and Miss Eileen Klnnane
are the entertainment committee for
these good times that come once a
month for the guardians.
Tho Torch staff is already plan.
ming the November Torch. This is.
sue will be is pages and by far tho
best edition ever published. At a
meeting Friday afternoon the staff
decided TO bring new features, but
win not disclose them until the pub.
licaiion is put into the mails.
The editorial staff Is Miss Ruth
A. Brown, editor in chief; winifred
HSrick. Amelle Nichols, Florence.
Dix. associate editors: CATHERINE
Hinckley and Gertrude Mccain. art
editors. The business staff is head.
cd by Helen Gray. with her assist.
ants. Polly Brown. Elma Jolly. VIC.
let McGrsw and Dorothea Bow.
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woMANs cENrrnY cftn

WOMAN'H CENTURY CLUB
Tho various departments OF tho
woman's Century club will meet
next week. according to tho follow.
inK schedule: sFrench department.
at Tho Hotel Washington. on Mon.
day. October IS. NJ 10 n. m. Art
department viii meet Monday. NJ :
p. m. with Mrs. blake y. Mills.
Pas 27d ave. ~. Assisting hostosscs.
Mira. Philip Tworoger and Mrs.
Harry Stuart. Program. Thomas
Moran" by Mrn. George u. Aitnow.
"neerstad,." by Mrs. Joseph ,Kildall:
Review Of American Magazine OF
Art" Mrs. Arthur Holt.
Drama department meets wednes.
day. October ~. for luncheon with
Mrs. r. u. HemminEwny. 5o46 18th
sve ". +. Program. Barrie and
His Plays" hy Mrs. Adoiph Nielsen.
Tho characterization department
viii meet Thursday. October IS.
with Mrs. William y. Turnacllff.
chairman. at 1851 University blvd
Luncheon nj ~ o'clock. Program.
MY Impressions OF America" Mra.
a. Briesaloff: piano solo. Helen
Knnlnsra. Russian student; "ou,.
look for Americanization Work in
1898" Mrs. N. Lambert.
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ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER
NO. 1872
Robert Morris chapter No. 1s2 Will
visit the o. L. s. home Sunday. Oct.
IL. leaving from the Arcade building
at 1890 q. m.
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LONESOME cLun

The Lonesome club will entertain
with dance Mt Ill Holyoke build.
ing. on Saturday evening. October
10. Strangers and lonely people wei
come.
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WEST SEATTLE
nm gsYfHfR

WEST SEATTLE
ART CLUB
Tho West Seattle Art club will
meo, at tho hour Of Mrs J. a.
Bennett $3.50 asd ave. s. W., on
Wednesday morning, October n, nj
1880 o'clock. Ars. c. J. Stanley.
leader FOR tho day. win discuss tho
life and works Of GeorEs DO Forest
Brush, Tho pictures or Mr. John
Butler, now on display at the Fine
Arts galleries ana those exhibited
az tho ruyaliup fair will 30 dis.
cuased informally BY tho club.
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STEVENS w. Il. c.

Stevens w. II. c. No. / will hold
n fair in Veterans hall. Armory. Fri.
day, Oct, 10. Luncheon at noon.
Chicken dinner at p. m. Comrades
and friends welcome.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS

Sunset Heights Literary club will
meet with Miss Mary Atkinson. col
n. 42nd st. on Tuesday evening,
October i6.
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
CT acc

Robert parliamentary law class
will meet at tho Y. w. C. A. on
Wednesday, October IL, at 1880 p. m,
Mrs. Ella Cudihee. chairman and
teacher. Subject of lesson, 1.-THE
Main Question" Auxiliary class IN
public speaking under Mrs, Harrle,
Saunderson WIKI have for its less~n
Take It." by Edmund Vance Cook
All women interested invited 10 Join
For information call Mrs. C. G. Mill.
err. IKE nwd.6221.
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TpEMONT w. q n NJ

itkADN W. =, T. u
Fremont w. c. T. u. viii meet
Tuesday October 20. al p. m. al
the home OF Mlss Bertha Carr. 1927
Ahhworth nve. Convention echoes
by the delegates,
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BUILDING BOARD TRUSTEES
The building board trustees Of tho
city Federation VIII hold ita reg.
ular meeting, Wednesday. October
F 10. ht 1880 a, m. az the Federation
club house.
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CITY pANHELLENIc

ASSOCIATION
city Pnn'lIellenic association viii
meet saturday. October 20. A. 2 ..
m. with Miss Faith Cleland. 100 Ma.
drona place.
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NEIaHnoRs, cLun nANcr

Tho Neighhors' club Of West Seat
tie will give the first OF series O
winter dances Saturday evening. oct
10. Mt Hiawatha field house.
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SEATTLE woMAN's cIUp

49, ~ - - +fhH
The music department OF the Seat,
tic Woinan's club will nice, at tho
homo Of Mrp. Harry A. Lawrence.
III y. seth at. Tuesday. October
10. at y. M. Mira. Florence -.
Smith. leader.
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ALKT REVIEW

Alki review win meet IN the A. o
U. w. hnll. 1909 Ninth ave. Tuesda.
evening. October ls. nj o'clock.
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Mrs. Meem Gives Bridge Tea

To honor Mrs James Briney mother warda who
Wednesday Of her daughter Mrs Dan
Keleher. - ~
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Mr., and Mrs Evan 3 MoCord, Jr.,
have been visiting MIR ana Mrs.
Fred H. Baxter this week
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Sponsoring No-Host Table

Mr. and Mrs Varde Mcfarland
four covers at the Seattle Yacht clubs evening
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Mr. Patrick Tidmnrhh left this
week for Shelton. 20 remain Indef.
inltoiy
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Or. and Mrs, a. /. Bouffeur are
leaving for tho East next week. 10
be gone several weeks.
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SIR, Lacy Honua viii return Sat,
urday night from n business trip 10
Vancouver. u. c.
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Miss Gloria Frink came down
from Belhngham Friday. bringing
Mrs Mary iambec with her 10 DO
her house guest over tho weekend,
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Mr. and Mrs Edgar Colt returned
Wednesday from three weeks Walt
In New York
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Sunday Night Supper

Mr. and Mrs Claude NJ seey entertaining supper at their
home Sunday evening. - ~
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MIR and Mrs. H. william Crohby
returned Friday from "A two weeks
motor trip 10 Long Beach. Cal,
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy g Chaplin re.
turned Thursday from "A visit Of scy.
eral months IN Alaska.
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ALPHA CLUB

sas<i ia CLUB
The Alpha club win meet AZ n
residence Of MtB. ". c. Cutler. 40s
Wallingford ave. on Thursday. Oct
ecr IS. Luncheon at 1880 o'clock.
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Entertaining at Bridne Luncheon
Hosts to San Francisco Guest
Luncheon to Honor Mrs. Holt
Dinner Will Celebrate Birthdau

MT ana Mrs H. H. Baxter Will have table dinner dance
nj the Yacht CLUB h evening celebration Of Mr. birthday
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MS Bridge Tea for Visitor

Mrs Clyde Hadey the
bridge teas at her home Thursday
en 70 MIS- wallace Farris OF Vancouver
Monday to be the house Of Judge Hadie for
-
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COMMISSIONERS
TO Give VIEWS
Port and Chamber Speakers
Before Club Saturday

Citizens OF Seattle viii have an
opportunity 10 hear the Views Of
the members Of the port commission
on matters vital 20 the community
az the noon luncheon Of the King
County Democratic club 10 be held
IN the Masonic club rooms. Arcade
building, Saturday
President George r. Ryan has
Invited George =. Cotterill and ".
=, Lincoln Of the port commission
10 present their side Of the cOntro.
versy over the Skinner & Eddy ship
yard deal. the movement Of the leg
ialature 20 abolish the commission
and the bin 20 take the leasing Of
the waterfront lands from the port
commission. He has also invited
the Chamber Of Commerce 10 have
a speaker 10 present their angle Of
the matter.
Due 10 the fact that the situation
rs Of interest 20 tho entire commu,
My a large attendance Is expeced
and tho public is invited 10 attend.
MesTs Cotterill and Lincoln have
some interesting facts 20 tell the
people and will take this opportunity
10 make public exposure Of a start.
ling nature.
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RICH YOUTH
ISON TOUR

On his way 20 the Orient. 20
spend part OF the 35.0oO.oOO which
he Inherited three months ago, when
he attained his majority, william H.
Vanderbilt was Ia Seattle Friday
accompanied By two New York
friends. John s. Puttock and Robert
S. Clark.
He Is the son OF the late Alfred
Gwynn Vanderbilt. who was lost on
tho LuMtania.
Vanderbilt has been employed re.
Gently hs n clerk in the United
states Trust Co in New York. but
he declares he has thrown up the
job and Is now simply on pleasure
bent.
He asserts. however. that he
doesn't intend 60 spend his life in
idlcnesH. but. on the other hand
hopes 90 accomplish something
worth while-liko being a big
banker.
He arrived Thursday IN his pri.
vate car and viii leave Sunday for
Vancouver. y. C.. from which port
ho viii sail for tho Far East next
week.
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PUSH STADIUM
BRIDGE PLANS
Form Committee 10 Force
Passage May 8

with committee representing all
sections 81 the city. Mon,lako sta
dunn bridge forces completed organl
zatlon for the campaign 20 pass the
100000 bridge bond issue. at a
meeting Thursday noon at The Hotel
Seattle grill,
Immediate steps win be taken to
bring discussion OF the merits or
tho bridge before all organizations
and political meetings prior 10 tho
city election May :,
Following u the initial statement
Of the committee;
we secured submission OF the
bridge bond issue 10 vote Of the
people because We know that the
majority OF them want tho bridge
and arc convinced that tho benefits
il viii bring to the city FAR outweigh
amy objections that have been
brought against H.
'~rho chief objection. that Of cost.
has been met by reduction Of the
estimated cost 10 100000. enough
20 construct a substantial bridge
stripped of orunmcuation. which
made former plans moro expensive
Seattle can no longer afford to
do without a bridge 20 necessary 10
Tho proper development OF the city.
the lack OF which h costing the
people more each year IN travel
expense than the interest and 70,
demption charges on the bonds"
we ask continued support Of those
who gave the bridge bonds a ma.
ioHty vote In the last election. OF
tho others We ask an open.miudcd
consideration OF the merits OF the
proposal We are satisfied that
fair consideration and discussion
Will result In passage Of this bond
Issue on May s."
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DENY SHOOTING
OF U. S. TROOPS
Committee Says Men Not
Executed Without Trial

WASHINGTON. March 2.-Amerl-
can soldiers we're not executed In
France without oourimartinI or other
fair trial. az charged by the late SEN
ator Tom Watson. a senate inyeHti-
eating committee reported unani-
moualy In brief report the COM
mittee. headed BY Senator Brandcgec.
said that Watson'H charges were
found 10 be- without foundation.
'"rhe committee ~ Of the opinion. F."
the report stated. that the charges
are not sustained by the testimony"
The investigation. which grew out
Of charges IN speeches 20 the senate,
In which Watson exhibited pictures
OF gallows and said a. T. r. sol
diers were strung up like pirates.
lasted many weeks and much testi-
mony was taken
The committee submitted the tes-
umony TO the senate along With the
report.
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Ohio Framing
Safety Measures

COLUMBUS, o.. March Law al.
rectors Of ohio's largest cities have
demanded that the legislature unity
state traffic laws, in an effort To
curb the wave OF auto accidents
which took toll Of more than 500
lives in Ohio last year. a unified
traffic code for the state drafted by
tho law directors for submission to
the legislature calls for Jail sentences
for speeders and prescrfbes rules OF
the road which 1t Is proposed to In.
corporate into state law. The code
would require drivers OF enclosed
cars TO carry a mechanical device by
which they could warn traffic 10 the
rear when they intend 70 stop or
turn and mechanical windshield
cleaner, for driving in heavy rain.
storms.
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Heirs Fight for
Immense Estate

CHICAGO. March The heirs
10 the 100000 Springer estate.
which includes most Of the city Of
Wilmington. Del, met here today 70
plan legal proceedings 70 gain con
troll OF the fortune.
Mrs Mary Springer Mcmahon.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. announced a
nationwide organization Of heirs
would be formed 10 fight for prop
erty which. she declares. was wrong
fully kept from the rightful owners
for nearly 200 years.
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PLIGHT TROTH AGAIS
IN DAWN'S PINK RAYS

After that visitors wero barred.
but both Pola and Charlie finally
sent word that II was all over.
and that Charlie wasn't to BE- given
the gate" after all
In the early hours or Tho morn.
Ing the little comedian came ont
TO his car, still running hts nervous
fingers thru his graylng hair.
Yes, Il was all over. IL was a
rcgrcttabls misunderstanding but 1,
was all fixed up now. no admitted
And the publicity NOR EioefulIy
rushed forthwith tho news-ln time
for tho afternoon papers-thRt Char.
lie and Pola could set another mil.
Hon dollars worth OF free publicity
today.
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Asks Job Back as
Board Examiner

Court action 20 bring about his
reinstatement as examiner for the
civil service commission was started
b. y, n, Weyant, civil service com.
missioner. late Thursday. The three
commissioners. 4. w. Cotterlll.
Frank Il. Boyle and Donna T.. Ba.
ker. were ordered by Judge Grifnths
70 show cause why WeyRnt. who
claims to be Oldest in point Of acry.
Ice. was discharged December 81.
instead OF newer examiner. when
tho STAFF was reduced. weyant 70
crlyed salary OF $3.50 n month.
Tho matter viii be argued March 0.
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Girl Reserves to
Meet in Everett

The presidents Of the seven high
school giri reserve clubs OF tho city
Will represent the Firi reserve clubs
Of tho Seattle Y. w G. A. at a gen.
oral conference 20 DO held In Ey.
orctt Saturday
Miss Gay Lawson, Miaa Norma
simmH and Miss Zeda French. girl
reserve secretaries will accompany
tho representatives 10 Everett
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Peace League to
Present Playlet

The comic playiet, Jazz In Pa
iriotism" viii be presented by mem.
bers OF the Women's international
League for Peace and Freedom AZ
the Y. W. c. A. March TO- Percival
Wilde's one-act play. "Pawns." will
bo presented by the Georgetown
Players during the same evening.
Musical arrangements are in charge
Of Mrs. Julia Risegari.
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Charge Contractor
With Grand Larceny

A. +. Mcdonald. SEATTLE contractor.
was arrested Thursday night by
Deputy Sheriff William Sears.
charged with grand larceny. Com.
plant was made by Peter McAllister.
who charges Mcdonald defrauded
him out OF several hundred dollars
in "A building deal.
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Hold Actors Ball
in Temple March %

Tho first annual ball OF tho Bensv.
olen tkctors and Actresses OF Amcri.
On win be held March q. at tho Ma.
sonic temple. Tho date had been pro.
viously arranged for March II. but
tho Eiks' Bubble dance also occurs
on that date. and tho actors Eavo
way 20 the ElkR.
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Judge Releases
Family Slappers

II a body slap n body, need n
body cry7 No. just slap right back
and you viii get a fair shoot for
your money before Judge C. c. Dial.
ton. II reliance may be placed upon
precedent. Thursday Judge Dalton
dismissed charge Of third degree
assault against y. X Wood. when
no testified that tho alleged rough
stuff occurred In an apartment al
212i Fourth ave. February 10, after
his wife, Frances Wood. had slapped
his face
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low" city editors rushed their best
reporters out 60 SEQ what Charlie
thought
But Charlie could not DO located
at once. Ghmpses Of his limousine
had been seen dashlng about In an
parts OF Hollywood llo had been 10
the Lasky studio long enough 10 con.
firm the IMPORT that Poia had
thrown him down flAtter than a pan.
cskr-in time for the street editions
OF the morning papers,
lilo visited friends, nearly frantic,
and asked their advice.
Then he rushed 60 Pola's home.
where he forced his way past n
dumbfouuded maid.
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SECTION TWO
Charlie and POLa Quarrel
Make Up for Last Edition

los ANGELES. Cal. March g.
Charlie Chsplin's broken romance
with Pola Ncgri has been mendcd.
They are engaged again today fol.
lowing the breaking OF their recently
announced enlargement hy Pola late
Yesterday, whom She read report
quoting Chaplin a. saying that he
was 100 poor TO marry just now %
on learning the news last night.
Chaplin rushed 60 Poaa beautiful
home on Hollywood boulevard and
staged a dramatic scene
pacing the floor he begged and
pleaded with tho beautiful Pola 90
reconsider her decision. according 20
reports. aud demanded a reason FOR
her tempcstuous termination OF their
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