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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
CLUBS For MONDAY
,RAIprr Rose cIIrR

PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
The Prairie Rose club viii meet
with Mrs. ]. S. Ledwich. PA Sum.
init ave. N, Lausanne apartments,
no. 1o2, on Monday, April 2, at 2
p. m
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EBAwooD CIVIC

I-FIT no ' T<4ffIBaFI N7ISNII1
The Ebawood Civic Improvement
club will meet Monday. April 2. at
7:s0 p. M, in Eba hall, on 10Th ST..
Important business.
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Social Affairs at Fort Lawton


Friday entertained
pOeey r, Captain and Mrs Robert C
C. II Phillips.
Frederic Miner nehosi and bridge
Robert C. Macon
Carson Miss Casron
Thursday wn,Amuth hosts
a a supper tables
Frederic Miner
noSe hursday
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SEATTLE couNcfi. TT. A.

SEATTLE COUNCIL. P..T.A
Tho regular meeting Of Seattle
Council Pr A. motion picture COM
miIiss. viii meet In the hoard of rau-
cation rooms, Tuesday. April ,. az
10 a. m. c. G. Gray. principal OF the
Emerson school, will speak on IRE.
View Work" open discussions on
tho questionable sent on, 20 circle
presidents viii he heard. and plans
will - made FOR the motion picture
luncheon 20 DO given May rs.
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WoNlEN's TUESDAY CLUB
Tho women's Tuesday CLUB WI,
meet with Mrs. w. 5, uriswolu' SO
| University blvd, Tuesday Aprl' D.
Luncheon at 1880 p m.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY

Tho Seattle Audubon society will
take bird walk along the tide fats
on sunday, April ]. starting a, 10
=. m. from Spokane st. and E.ax,
Marginal way Take West Seattle.
AK or Faun,lcroy car.
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NORTH END
FLOWER CLUE

The North End Flower club will
hold iiH regular monthly luncheon al
Moves cafeteria, Fourth ave. and
Pine a.. Friday. April 6. at ii.so
A. m.
Rev. Spencer 3, sullIgcr. Of Kent.
viii address the meeting, hls subject
being 'The Care Of Roses During
April and May and Hints on prcpar.
ing Roses for Exhibition"
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LApIEs. REIIEr socIETY

The Ladies Relief society viii hold
IT. regular meeting at the Hotel sor-
rento. Tuesday afternoon. April !. az
: o'clock The annual meeting has
been postponed until May.
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-NnRTH END

| PROGRESSIVE CLUB
The North End Progressive club
will meet with Mrs. Louise ".
Bowen, ace Corliss ave, Tuesday,
April 3. at p. m. Business meet
ing at s15 o'clock. There VIII be
an address by Mr.. Hugo kelley
Take car No. is.
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COMMONWEALTH CLUE

The Commonwealth club will hold
sfg regular meeting, Monday April
?. az $40 D. m, In Boldts Second
ave. restaurant. Mrs. Claire Whlt'
skor viii speak on woman IN
Primitive soclcty" pr Maud Parker
VIII tell Of experiences that her sls''
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AUXILIARY TO

TEMPLE DE HIRbCH
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Ladies' auxiliary to Temple do
IJlrsch viii be held In tho vcstry
rooms OF the temple Monday, April
2. at 2:s0 p. m. Board meeting at
Tao %, m.
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Informal Tea VIII Honor Mrs OStrdnder
and Mrs. Hololey; Miss Lea to Be Com
plimented

MRS FREDERICK PARKS entertaining with informal tea az
wi Thursday afternoon In compi
l. Iawlcy who leaving
Friday a
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BROADWAY pr A

broadway PIT A. will meat Tues.
day. April !. AT tho broadway high
sohool Al z;iS .. IN. Election OF Of
ficerE
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No-Host Dinner Before Dance

OF friends who VIII form nohost dinner PARTY At the unv
clubs Dance
Masonic Black Mr and
Iaimer Mcmillan. Miss Virginia sheahan Mr.
Butler Edwin Maxwell Mr. Ce6crt
Isailargeon and Mr. Tyndau
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SEATTLE SOCIAL cLrrn

Tho Seattle Social club for the hard
OF hearing viii meet II 1880 p. IN.
Tuesday, April ., at Furmnn Bust.
ness college, Fourth and Marion. All
hord.of.honring adults arc Welcome.
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Benefit Bridge Pdrty Arranged

womsns auxiliary TO 81
o'clock The affair
win Be At the home OF Mrs p BRYANT iioi ss
ave NJ
Assisting the hostess IL.
Eayer b. Kidd L. Wilson. X
Mrs
L. Mrs w Wilmington and
Junior auxiliary VIII assist
b the ticket sale which has been meeting
nth arkeds
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

AUXILIARY ROOSEVELT
POST. NO. -
The ladies auxiliary 10 Theodore
Roosevelt post, No 20. V. =. W. viii
hold ita regular meeting Tuesday,
April :. ~ D M. az 1851 Third
ave. Members urged 10 attend
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wALLINoFoRp cmcLE

wailingford Circle OF tho Firn,
Presbyterian church will meet AT
the home % Mira X. A. France. asaa
waillugforsi ave. Wednesday. April
I. az ?. m.
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Spring Dancing Party

Is
Party Saturday evening benefit
thu ndren'sO rthopedic hospital
committee arrangements assisted
by H. Gnnei favors.
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LYnc cnonAL cIr-n

The Ladies' Lyric Choral club viii
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening.
April ,. AZ 5:i5 o'clock IN tho mems
patloF at the First Presbyterian
church.
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W. c. r. u. LuNcuEoN

Mrs. A. II. Suddrcth will entertain
w G. T. u. women Of the city and
their friends ut luncheon on Wed.
ncsday. April 4, from 10 n. m 20 4
p. m, NJ 32is Eastlakc ave. Take
Cowen Park, Ravcnnn or Broadway
cars and got Off n, Martin ri.
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Silrer Tea and Musicale

Mothers club viii silver and musicale az
nth E. Thursday afternoon April at
charge OF tho assisted by
J.. Halis A. Noand and Mrs Edward Carter.
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UNIVERSITY
oRTHOpEpIC GUILD

University orthopedic guild viii
give a Nah JongE and bridgc party
Friday, April s. az p. m. at the
Sigma Chi house. 1905 18Th ave.
n. =. For reservations cali Mrs.
Fred Armstrong. chairman ot tho
program committee, Melroso 44ts.
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Dance Planned bn Gmld

Queen guild OF the chdrens orthoped hospital ansns
"Wednesday
Nah and bridge tables Cor those VIII
do notc 10 dane
Mrs Harvey general bronson
Herbert wltherspoon.
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GUARANTEE CLUB

GUARANTEE CLUB
The ouarante club viii meet With
Mrs Helen T. Holt. tsoi Beach Drive.
& W. Tuesday. April >.
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toNtA SOCIAL club
ionia Social club will meet Wed
nssdsy. April 4. Ia this card room
at The Masonic temple. al o. m.
Eastern stars and friends welcome
ANNUAL. CONVENTION
Tho annual convention Of the klnE
County division OF tho Washington
s,ais Brauel Of the National Con
srcaa u Mothers and PaFratTvachrr
Associations viii convene Saturday,
April =. at Tho HrYn Aiawr school
Election Of officers Tho program
for The session follows:
MORNING.
"a RsHlstra,isH.
ffe;ss--iaras Prayer. Repeated In unissa.
vecsa solos
tal 'rhs raiss rsopass- ....t.......
.srst..t.tsfts.al ehn itfiedls scot
tsl "Jsss Hsr Way. .... .ossrrs Aikst
An }. A. CAiusii
ioits--Aadfsss % uslroHs. Principal y.
81 Pfitrhsrd. Hsapausa b. Frrsis
dent. afs r q liiziey
nusinsss meeting
iz-~Cfrcis gspsfta
aeHH a#attt isH4Na
AFTERNOON
lGa--E Vocal Raios-a
fst The Morning Wiad'
60 'aarrt o. ths Year
Mfa nfran = Hsmmand
ITS t.iectiah ami tusinssa ussiiaE con-
ttanrd
4ts '-Nvspribsisss." erssri play ~
Stuart Wake r.
Cast 81 sHsrst;sys
A nur .sFs...t Howard parsHhs
A f}iFI ss........st....a nsttF Thomas
hHft Lar ssst.ssss+.s Hugh tfeaes
Production under the firpetinn % Dorothy
psnes anouaea
viaiin Halos-
tsi -UTpeY Aifs'' ..s..tss Hafsrais
Chi Grads HpuE .sss..... Hrhutsft
fe( Folk aonK and paass. s..a...s
ssssts.sttst,, Ams EpEtrfE
Mtss Helen aehnman
: se-gonE. FHlsFt Ne tbs Tie That
Kinds"
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FRUIT AND FLOWER

''flis 'iNil 80 w tNlllllblhll tlltlN VIII
meet Tuesday, April 2, at p m.
FRUIT AND FLOWER
MISSION CALENDAR
Tho April meetings for tho Fruit
and Flower Mission viii take place
on Tuesday, April ., rs follows;
AK circle, with Mrs. George w,
Lehman. SEA Canada drive. ut 1880
q, m.
Hunts Point circle, with Mrs G.
NJ. Coo, lunt'a Point. at 1890 q. m.
Junior circle, with Mrs. Sidney
Goodwin 1915 Woodland Park I'VE,
at II Il. m,
Mount Bnkor circle, with Mrs
Hugh Fleming, 2O27 saith ave. s., ut
1890 q. M Sewing and instructions
In Nah Jongg, for those Interested.
North Broadway guild, with Mrs.
Harry Otis Mcknight 205 Bellevue
ave. NJ, at 1880 q. IN.
Queen Anne circle, with Mrs w.
w Austin, 1913 ltinncor place. sewing
nj 1880 IT, m. Mrs. G, &. Finn win
assist the hostess,
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Informal Bridge Tea

Roger Q r. Dodge enelnng with an lnfoF
home Friday afternoon April In compliment
TO webb
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BRIDGE AND

MINI JUNtIG TAIkIf
Tho Mount Baker Park circle Of
tho Fruit and Flower Mission viii
have a bridge and Nah JonEE party
NJ the Mount Baker Park clubhouse.
on Friday. April 10.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Philip Kinser. Mrs. Harry
Henko and Mrs. A. II. Kellogg.
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Luncheon wa Compliment Miss Lea


Mss Elizabeth
grandmother and her
win sail April from New York Tor England
where they viii tour extensively,
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JoHN u. MILLER w. N. Q.

John r. Miller w. II. c. will be en-
tertained at luncheon by Mrs. Minnie
Butterworih. SOC Olympic place.
Tuesday, April o. Luncheon at IL
o'clock.
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ANNUAL CHILD WELFARE

iAslNlA
The annual Child Welfare Clinic 10
be held April 1891 under the auspices
Of the Seattle Federation Of womcn'a
Clubs az the Bon Marche. has I'D.
sane.d It's date for registrations 10
April eli. inclusive, Mothers may
register their babies by writing TO
Mrs. A. Jost. personal service desk.
Bon Marche. or in person at the in
fanta' department az tho Bon Marcho
Any child under years may be
registered II registering by mail
each request must be accompanied by
a solf.addrossed envelope.
Slogan. "Bayics' Health the Ma
tion'B Wealth"
AIRS. W. y Bafnhaft general chair
man. Mrs William H0vcy, ylcs chair.
man. chairman ~ arrangements, ArH
Margaret Graves medical staff. Mrs
Daniel Hsgau. Dr. y. II. Houston. regis.
trAtlon. Mrs. A. Jost. Mfs ~ y. Maliet.
clinic. Mrs. Frank uhildine, hostess Mrs
~ W. HhrErAvs, receiving Mts r. r..
Dopus. weights and measures. Mrs. r. ~
Cook Mrs. J. Deitfickss dental. Mira A.
Ellis. Df. ~. V. Puckeu. scoring. SIRE
X. Rssder; general examination. Mfs
Asher Van Kiyk. proaram. Mrs r. s.
Cook. AIRS Ethel Blackstone: window
display. Irs, y. X Hlnehaft, information
Mrs j. NJ Cunningham. supplies Misa
Bessie Winsor; publicity. Mra. ~. ]. IL
Vine. Mira. Charles o. Miller.
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Nomen's Clubs
SEATTLE woMAN's CLUE

ter, Adele Parker, is having in
Russia.
SEATTLE WoMAN'S CLUB
The Seattle Woman's club win
hold its monthly meeting Monday.
April 2, Mt tho Federated clubhouse.
Board meeting at 1870 p. m. Bust.
ness meeting nj o'clock. Election
OF officers. Members requested 10
attend. Mrs. Waiter johnson win
contribute some vocal numbers and
Mrs. Florence u. Smith some piano
solos.
JEFFERSON PARK LADIES
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Jefferson Park Ladies' I'm.
pavement club will meet with Mrs.
II. IL. Weir, 25it 10th ave. s., Mon.
day, April 2, at 2 p. m. The plans for
the new clubhouse viii be discussed.
CHAPTER &C, p. II. o.
Chapter &C. p. II. O., will meet
moncay, ADfll q, WIN MTG. w. IL,
Strodhoff, 25S2 32nd ave. s.. ats
y. m.
KING COUNTY
LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION
The King County Legislative Fed.
Grafton has invited Col. George u.
LompIne. chairman Of the port com.
mission. to address the meeting to bc
held on Monday, April 2, In the sec.
ond.noor clubroom Of the Y. w. G.
A., AZ 3 D. m.
Representatives from al OF the af.
flllatcd groups are asked to attend
the special executive board meeting.
in tho classroom Of tho X. w. c. A.
cafeteria. AZ 1870,
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE NO. IL

William Mckinley Circle No. II.
Ladies Of the g. a. r.. will servo a
horne-cookcd dinner, Wednesday,
April 4, at noon, In Veterans hail,
Armory.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

SUNDAY, arRIL -
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brodcriek'A
Easter breakfast az the Boulevard
Inn,
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April Affairs at Artic Club


dinner dance April 10 and entertainment
souough club OF the University OF Washington followed By
dance. 81.
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woMAN's CENTURY cLUn

The woman's Century club viii
meet next week as follows. Monday.
April 2. French department. a, the
Hotel Washington nj II a. m: art Dc.
partmeni In the Erickson room NJ The
y. w. C. A. at p. m. John Alex.
ander," Mrs. II. s. IngrahaFn: Fig.
ure and Genre Subjects Mrs. w. II.
pittwood. Election Of officers.
Wednesday. Aprii {. musicale by
Dai Steele Ross and Magnus Peter.
son. with Arvillc Belstad at the piano.
at tho Women's University Club audi.
torium.
Thursday tho current events de-.
partment will meet at the home OF
Mrs. c. Z. Horton. eli i3th ave. ~,
at y. m.
Friday. April s. the music depart
rnent will meet at the home Of Mrs.
+ Il. Harris, ZIG 10th ave. n. NJ 2
p. m. Mrs, NJ. r.. Harrah and Mrs
j. ]. Cannon. assisting hostesscs. A
List program will be given
An ApprecIailoni'--Lbzt uSti-1sss)
Louise q. Beck
illustrations from ;rauscfiptions, rhap-
Hodlcs and original compositions
Audrey Roche. Marian Yost and
Helen Grant Holland
PIANO Solitude" 4+.s.s.t. ss....s....,,
Helen Grant Holland
Voice--"Mignon Song" ..,............
Mra q. H. Perry
Miss Geneva Perry at tho piano
Piano
The Nightingale" ...............
Les Liabostraume" No. 2...........
Miss Katherine Robinson
Songs-"Oh. In Ny Dreams" ............
Mrs o. H. Perry
Miss Geneva Perry at the piano
Plano FofonaIso" No. 2.........,,
Helen Grant Holland
Mrs. w. $. Grlswold will entertain
the Daughters Auxiliary on satur.
day afternoon, April Z, at the Cornish
school, when Mary Ann Wells class
Of professional dancers will give THE
Dance advertisement"
KING co. y. or VI. CONVENTION
The King County District y. II. l..
A. convention win convene Tuesday,
April 3. at 10 n. m in Evergreen hall.
A. o. U. w. building. 1909 Ninth ave.
Participating viii he Aquila No. IS.
Seattle No. 7 and Lake No. 10. OF
Kirkland Grand lodge officers viii
be guests OF honor outof.town
guests Will bo cordially welcomed.
Papers viii be read on why We
Should Not Join the Grand Lodge"
MOUNTAINEERS PLANNING
TWO LECTURES
Tho MountainoerB arc planning
two lectures for next week, ono on
Tuasday April 3, by Mr.. @. y.
sehwarz OF the Swiss Alpine club
on "Tho Ascent OF the Mnttorhorn, !"
and tho other on Friday evening.
April 9, by Mr.. George II. Good.
win, chief engineer Of tho National
Park service, who will speak on
Our National Parks" Both Ice.
lures VIII be illustrated by bonull.
ful slides and giyon Ia The Y. w.
q 4. auditorium The public Is In.
yltod.
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Small Dinner Monday Euening

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy n hackus are oneFtalnInE
Monday evening AZ the Sunset club before the Junior
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Luncheon Club


clubhouse Wednesday afternoon April The hoesse
Walton williamson Mrs Arthur schramm
and S. p. Trathen.
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GENERAL GEORGE
WASHINGTON CIRCLE

Gen. George Washington circle will
meet Tuesday, April 2, at / p m.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-15
TANNING WITH FARRELL


tgers are in the game purely as a
business proposition. If not, why
are they not amateurs? Smart box
crs know that the fame they get
out Of championships is short-lived
and that they are soon forgotten
/ when they drop out of sight. Con-
slider how many great fighters there
have been in the past and how
many of them ere remembered to-
! day.
Take the case of Dave Shade.
He is the greatest drawing card in
the ring outside of Dempsey and
Leonard. lie has had forty fights
in the last two years and because
he fought often for good purses he
finds himself at the age of twenty
one fixed for the rest Of his days.
In two more years he can retire
for the rest of his days, if he wants
to.
Shade gets a lot of work be-
cause he draws better as the fight
er who could beat the champion if
he got n chance, than the champion
who is always being held up By
other managers as lodging their
fighters.
''With no title to worry about,
we can send Shade in any place
with any referee, in any kind Of
decision fight, as often and as for
rs much money as we want. If he
loses Il decision, it is forgotten af-
ter he has his next fight.
With a title we would have to
argue and fight about referees,
weight forfeits and hundred 9TH
, er things and just as soon as he
lost the title or was jobbed out of
it, he would cease to be such
drawing card. Former champions
have little lustre.
Since Shade is considered all
over as the next man to the welter-
weight championship, we get more
offers than we can handle and with
our services so much in demand, we
can raise our bid to a champion s
price. Other managers, with
hopes, figure: If we can beat
Shade we can make our fighter. 1t
all makes business sor US. -
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

ADUDDELL-RADFORD-Jose Joseph
Aduddell, % years Old, native of
Ohio, resident of FL Centro Eula
Matte Radford, "a years old, ma
tive of Texas, resident of FL Cen
tro.
1RBY-WATSON-Lloyd Irby, q
years old, native of Oklahoma, resi-
dent of Imperial; Rose Jewell Wat
son, 10 years old, native of Texas,
resident of Holtvile.
AXE-GOETZ-Dudley L. Axe, 23
years old, native of California, res
idcnt of San Diego; Fay Whitman
Goct2, 2S years old, native of Iowa,
resident of San Diego.
PADGETT MINTON - Sewell
James Padgett, 27 years old, native
of Texas, resident of Brawley ;
Minte Alice Minton, q years old,
native of Texas, resident of Braw-
ley.
Won Rotz-Fessler Isidorc
Won Rotz, 81 years old, native of
Switzerland, resident of FL Centre;
Therese Fessler, 81 years old, ma
tive of Switzerland, resident of FL
Centre.
Observation-Disclosures Ranjel,
81 years old, native of Arizona, re
sidcnt Of Holtvillej lgnacia Coma
ie2, IS years old, native of Mexi-
co, resident of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-15
TO Break Ground I
For S zoo 90 90
Southland Clu b

LOS ANGELES, Aug 15.-With
ceremonies appropriate to the oc-
cayion, ground will be broken for
tho 100000 building Of the
Southern California Athletic and
Country club on exclusive Wiltshire
boulevard at p. m. tomorrow.
This new temple dedicated to the
highest ideals Of club life, is one in
which all Southern California is in
tcrcsted, for it's membership is TAX
on from the social elite Of the bus
mess and professional world of the
southland, and will, when com
plcted be The largest and most cle-
eantlv appointed club building in
the United States. It's floor space
covers more than eight acres, and
its 13 floors, with basement, will
be most complete in its athletic
equipment, facilities for social
pleasures, besides furnishing 500
| dormitory rooms for its members.
{ is expected that a large portion
of the club 5 present membership
OF 1900 viii attend these impressive
exercises Thursday. Prominent
/ speakers win deliver fitting ad-
! dresses, an2 batteries Of news aud
movie cameras viii register the
gala event for press and screen.
From among this big member
ship, ? membership drive com
mittcc, " consisting of some of the
/ most prominent club men Of South
/ orn California. has issued a strong
personal appeal to those who have
| beon proposed for membership, to
! affiliate in this movement to fur
thcr demonstrate the public spirit
/ that has made the Southland the
playground Of the nation, and seal
/ Of culture and refinement. Mem
bership is by invitation only, and
/ grants ooual privileges to the
/ womcn-folks of a member's s house
! hold.
The clubs building program pro.
vides not only the magnificent
structure Tor los Angeles. but the
making OF an estate OF l4,UUU acres
rs Lake EIsInore a spoiiuan $ pal
adise; and tine total expenditures,
tlnauced by The lonao ooAo,o.lt
.ol no members, VII be .los, y
! $t,uOu,UU1. building .,yA,I,I,a o.
| all units Vii begin mn ,. w.,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-15
Pastor
Has Record For
Continued Work

Rev. John Coma, pastor of the
Catholic church At CaleXico, claims
the distinction of being the only
church head in the valley who has
remained here throughout the sum
mer, and states he is going to re
tain that distinction, though he may
take vacation in the fall. Dur
ing the absence of the other pas
tors, he is conducting services in
tho Catholic churches 1t Brawley
and in this city.
since coming to the valley this
spring, Father Coma has made many
friends by his broad ideas concern
ing church work, declaring that he
would abolish anta@onism among
creeds and bring about brotherly
efforts unretarod by any preju-
dicial feelings. He believes that
if all churches would agree upon
public punishment and humiliation
of any member caught in assault
"7"o the RELIGIOUS belief of another
religion would be greatly advanced
ana mankind would be much hap
pier.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-15
Williams Ready
For MeXicali Go
With Coast Man

"Right now Williams is ready to
go into the ring and travel over the
10 round route, and he will be in
grand shape for his battle with Ray
Neal Mt Mexicali Friday night, -
said Harry Woodbury., Williams
manager today.
Williams has been training faith
fully for the big scrap, and though
it has been postponed twice, Wood
bury has brought him along steadi-
ly so as not to have him go stale.
Each afternoon at o'cock, Viii
liams goes through his training
program at the Central billiard hall,
and the verdict of the "gallery
gods is that the husky FL Centre
lad is going to put up a great
scrap Friday night. Last night he
showed plenty of pep all through
the. various training stunts, wind
ing up with eight rounds of fast
boxing. 1t was particularly notice
able that his wind is greatly i'm
proved, compared to what it has
been before former fights. AT the
end of the strenuous training sched-
uIc he was breathing easily.
Woodbury. knows Meals fighting
style, having handled him in several
fights when he was operating
Dreamland arena in San Diego, and
while he comedies that the coast
battler is a tough man, he is con-
fident that Williams will win Fri
days scrap and that it will not
take him l15 rounds to do it. This
ccaf!-&12 Is also shared by VII
liams, who had a work out with
Neal at Jacumba early in the sum
mcr, and an opportunity to familiar
izo himself with the San Diego
boys stock of goods.
Word comes down from Brawlcy
that Battling Paul is in prime shape
for his part of the Friday night
card. He will be seen in the semi
final with Charlie Gall.