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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-06

WEST SEATTLE REVIEW NO 81
West Seattle Review No 81. w. n.
A. OF tho Maccabeo-. will meet IN
Cnrpcniern' hali. 4ttt California
ave. Wednesday. March :. ats p, m.
Members urged 10 attend
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Plan Luncheon for March IS

complmenng Charles Banks Of cvc Conn who y The guest
parents Alexander natur Mrs Thomas iuhm and
Collins. entertain luncheon AZ the
Thursday afternoon. March Is.
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REVIEW OF
TANNuAETgTR

Literary and musical review Of
Tannhaeuscr wifi be giyvn in Odd
FcllowS tempio. Wednesday. March
7. at SIS o'clock under auspices OF
womsn's Alliance and Laymcn's
league OF First Unitarian church.
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Special Features at Benefit Fashion ShoW


additional features
conne this tho opheu VIII model
nomlasion
win their
include Misses
Dorothy Ewing Olive Leonard
Alice Hole
Aunday. Dorothy Mczn Priscilla Ander
SON md Nellie
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD 40. I7tl
Harmony Homestead No. lIA1
brotherhood OF American Ysomen.
will hold their regular business meet
ing Tuohday evening, March Q. a.
o'clock. In Moose hall. Eighth ave.
and Union ~
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SEATTLE CHATTER
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

Seattle chapter. international 30.
clriy o. Applied Psychology. VIII
meet Tuesday evening". March 9. a. 4
o'clock. on tho ground floor OF tho
Lippy building. Third aud CoIun.
hla ~.
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woNAN's Century cl.rR

The child study department OF tho
Woman'u Century club VIII meet
Wednesday. March 7. AZ p. m. at
Mrs. c. r. Daniels homo. asos r
Prospect a.. DR. Curtis T.. williams
Will speak on Tho Present Humani.
tartan Attitude Towards Children"
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ALUMNI SEATTLE
HIGH SCHOOLS

For the purpose % organizing an
association, tho alumni OF the Seattle
hlEh schools win meet Wednesday
evening az o'clock. IN the east
room OF Moves cafeteria. AR, H. T.
King will speak.
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BRIT1sH.AMERrcAN

1TIsH.AsfERICAN
AUXILIARY
Briush.American women's auxil.
larry meets with Mrs. Robert Giles.
pie, 10 Prospect ST., Wednesday.
March Z, at O'Clock. West Queen
Anne car.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

Seattle Hebrew Benevolent SO.
ciety meets in vsstry room Of Tcmpis
dc Hirsch, Wednesday. March I. at .
n. m. Election OF officers and year.
iy reports.
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RAINIER BEACH

" Wt'IIFtF y N@Isfa II
Tho Rainier Beach womcn's club
will meet Wednesday, March Z, at
? p. m. at tho home OF Mrs. c. A.
Crlmmina. 1907 saith ave. s.
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LYnIC rmnMAL rLIn

Tho Ladies' lyric Choral club will
meet Tor rehearsal IN tho main Sum
day school room % tho Flrst rrrFby.
terrain church, Tuesday evening.
March 9. az 7st5 O'Clock
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relationship between the English
speaking peoples. and tho promotion
n homes FOR aged British subjects
IN the four sections Of the United
states
Local charity % distressed British
crn n dispensed BY the different
chapters and sinking fund main
tanned Tor the building Of home IN
California, where ground has been
donated for that purp0ss.
YOUNG ARTISTS CONTEST
The Young Artists Contest which
will be held In the Frederick 4 Nsl-
son auditorium. Seattle. March -
and %. by the Washington State
Federation OF Music clubs. VIII close
tho ilst Or entries march 20. 20 all
interested young musicians will take
notice and fsnd IN their applications
20 tho state chairman Of contest. Mrs
Frederick Graham. 1909 Walnut ave,
Seattle, By tho goth Of this month.
Three departments OF muhc-yoics,
violin and plano. viii DO represented
IN this contest. and tho lists are now
fiiling up rapidly. and much interest
- being manifested.
The Washington State Federation
% Music clubs. OF which Mrs Clara
NJ IIartls II president. stands for
better things In music. and offers At
all times Eueh help as Il may be able
10 give 10 aspiring young mudeinna
Knowing there II splendid talent in
The state Of Washington. the contest
II means OF presenting Il 20 the
public. and thereby helping the young
artist on bis upward way.
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Spargur Quartet
Concert Tonight

The fret ~ "a arilss OF three cham
Der music concerts 10 be- given by lBr
sfargur string quartet win DO held
Ia tho auditorium N tho Womru'H
University club this evening
Tho program io be- given wtil be
aa follows.
Quartet u Aaiar ppus &C. 80 9 iisydp
hllrEfn moderate
AdHEia fhnthbtlu
MtuufttF tsllrEfftfoi
FINALE trpla
Quartet Death ANA the Maiden ..
sf.s.Hfs.. H..HrrH-a afsr.. h' hubert
AllFEfo
Annhuta con mote
hrhrfrn, AlirEru wgiis
FINALE presto
iuisrtusssa. opus la. ippsHtos itar1s
Az h0ulin rrrs.f- f..rs-. iinff lerhsu
AMETHYST SOCIAL
CLUB
Amethyst Social club. q. =. n.
meets with Mrs Julia q. Gordon. 1870
glst ave g.. for ! o'clock luncheon.
followed by cards. on Wednesday.
March z
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
woMEN's CLun
The business and Professional
Womsu'H club will have a business
meeting Tor members only. Tuesday
evening March Z. at o'clock. IA tho
I1us Arts hall 1913 Fourth ave
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

will University guild the ohopedic
Wednesday GoIdstein
wckstroua Mrs +. G Ars l..
Miller II. Gaunce H. Petty
guild will be charge tho orthoped Thrift Shop
Austin c. E. White
morning Rzwaler J.
nwilr represent Capitol
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Edited by Lillian Keen Leallster Telephone Main 06o0.
Music and Society Assistant-Louise Raymond
Art-Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol 0s29.
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Mrs. Do1Uns Hostess

Mrs Ross Downs was hostess 10 hsr bridl
today, when covers were placed for eight.
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Wedding Anniversary Dinner

their wedding Mrs Miller
candles
Ia ectly
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Informal Sunday Night Supper

u C. Bates entertained sixteen guests at supper sunda,
evening at their home the occasion oeins Mrs Bates birthday
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Celebrate Birthddu

Mrs. NJ. j. Reilly was entertained Sunday aftsrn
bage OF pioneer friends in honor OF her eghty-e l
Reilly Is very active and takes keen Interest in thu
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Entertain at Fort Ld1Oton
Plan Bridge EUening

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ". Brown are enterta
tables next Saturday evening at their homo. !!
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Masque OF Pandora" at the women's
University club, Wednesday. March
Z. at $3.50 p. m, under the direction
Of Helen Grove Smelling.
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THE PARTY NOMINEES.

There being contests in the
Republican party for the Asso-
ciate Judgeship nominations,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court and
Sheriff, it will be necessary for
the primaries to decide who will
be the nominees to represent the
party in the general election in
November. The primary cleo
ton, in accordance with the law
regulating same, will be held
Monday, September 10th.
We believe it to be our duty as
the party organ in this county
and as such, interested in the
success of the Republican ticket,
TO suggest to the voters the men
who we believe not only fully
qualified in every particular for
the offices to which they aspire,
but who will make the strongest
candidates in the general cleo
ton. We are also mindful of the
fact that the editor, being a can
didate for States Attorney, ex-
ceptions may be taken by some
to our endorsement of candidates
for the nominations, but no fair.
minded man nor set of men
should take exception to us per-
forming public and party duty,
and we believe all of the candi-
dates are such.
In our last issue we endorsed
Messrs. John F. Mudd and j.
Wilson Ryon for the Associate
Judgeship nominations, which
endorsement we reiterate. Now,
in regards to local matters, we
believe that the best interests
and success of the party in the
general election will be served
by the nomination of Mr.. War
rem M. Albrittain for Clerk of
the Court and Mr.. Joseph H.
Howard for Sheriff. Both are
fully qualified for these offices
and are men of high standing in
the county. In fact, their quail
tications are so well known that
it is not necessary for us to com
mers upon them. Mr.. Albrit-
tain is at present Clerk of the
Court and before his election to
this office, he served as Deputy
Clerk for a number of years.
His record in the office is one of
faithful AID conscientious per-
Torrance Of public duty. Aside
from this, we urge his nomina.
tion for the reason that there
will be three new judges elected
this fall and it will be necessary
to have an experienced man in
the Clerks office.
Mr. Howard has had expert
ence as Sheriff, having held that
position about 20 years ago. He
fulfilled the duties OF the office
then with ability, retiring at the
end of his term with record
that was credit to himself anc
the people of the county. He
was commended by Grand JurS
as well as by Court for hi.
prompt and faithful attention t.
duty.
In addition to the recognized
qualifications OF Messrs. Albrit
tain and Howard for the posi-
tons to which they aspire, VIZ
believe that in the general cleo
ton they will make strong can
didates and bring success to the
party, and it is for these rea
sons that we endorse them and
commend them to the party 70
tiers in the primary election.
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Busy Lines

When you call number and the OPP
orator reportsi 1.-THE line is busy" this
does not necessarily mean that the per-
son you are calling is actually talking.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

l respectfully announce my eandi-
dacy for the Office Of Associate Judge
Of the Circuit Court for the Seventh
Circuit, subject to the Democratic
primaries.
AS the dignity OF this office precludes
the usual campaign, only desire to
say to those who do not know me, that
am resident Of Prince Georges
County, and have continuously prac-
ticed law for the past thirty years in
the Courts Of Maryland, the Federal
courts and the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
II elected, I pledge myself to faith
fully administer the law fairly and
Justly, and to be at all times the SER
want of the people of this circuit.
Most sincerely,
@. W. s. MUsoRAvE.
Aug. 10, 1923,
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The following are the Election OIL
cials whose duty II will be to serve as
Judges and Clerks OF said Primary
Election, the first two named In each
district being Return Judges
First District Judges u. Percy
Clark, Harry A. Turner, Xavier W.
Garner, J. ID. Cooksey. Clerks--Jos-
eph Mudd, Harry E. Graves.
Second District - Judges "A. Lee
Hanson, G. B. Harmon, William Fer
gusson, w. W. Wedding. Clerks
Chas. W. Griggs, A. v. Owen.
ThiFd District - Judges - w. W.
Wheeler, S. j. Davis, VIM w. Linton,
Maxamillian Clements. Clerks-W.
Alex Haislip, Morgan L. Monroe, Jr.
Fourth District Judges RI. Glenn
ents, w. E. Simpson, j. Neale Hamil-
ton, a.............. Clerks-ZS. Chester
Long, Roger w. Cooksey.
Fifth District Judges-H. +. Ed
wards, Thomas 1. Farr. J. Eddie Simp-
son, Robert H. Hayden. Clerks John
Frere, A. II. Wingate.
Sixth District Judges james r.
Willett, w. Il. HUNT, p. p. Gates,
Verbal G. Adams. Clerks-R. Almer
Mcdaniel, Raymond E. Robey
Seventh District - First Precinct
Judges Robert G.. Murphy, A. w
Thomas, Frederick A. Shaw, Chris
Jensen. Clerks-R. Adelbert Hunger
ford, Eugene E. Jenkins.
Seventh District Second Precinct
Judges-A. r. Carpenter, Joseph W.
Cronk, Francis E. Huntington Charles
4. Suit. Clerks-R. Hugh Knott,
Thomas Norman.
Eighth District Judges-C. Albert
/ Bowling, John L. Gray, Geo. s. Dent,
Harry X. Bowling. Clerks-J. Milton
Bean, l. Gardiner Edelen.
Ninth District - Judges - Denton
Riggs, Levin Canter, Thomas N. John
son, j. Ollie Quade. Clerks-Jesse
W. Herbert, I. Spencer Turner.
Tenth District -Judges-L. South
gate Hyde, W. W. Milstead, Thomas
T. Rowe, George E. Medley. Clerks
Allie ]. Twiford, E. L. Greed.
c. H. STONESTREET, Pres.
j. MORTIMER HILL,
J.. FRANK MEDLEY.
Board of Supervisors OF Elections fol
Charles County, Nd.
LOUIS M. HYDE, Clerk.
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Prolonged conversations contribute
greatly to Busy" lines. Il will help us
to give better service If lengthy CONVEX
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Registration Notice.

Office Of Board of Supervisors of Flee
tions for Charles County.
La Plata, Md, Aug. "a, 1928.
Under and by virtue OF Section TIA,
Chapter 500, Acts of 1915, the Regis
tration Officers of the several Election
Districts of Charles County, Mary land,
shall proceed on
Tuesday, September 4, 1923,
to make registration Of all the voters
entitled TO register and not now on the
Registration Books.
Accordingly. the said Registration
Officers will sit on the above day, at
the places of registration In the several
Election Districts, between the hours
of s O'Clock A. M. and o'clock p. NJ.
on the said day, as follows
First District, LA PLATA.
Second District, HILL TOP.
Third District, CROSS ROADS.
Fourth District, ALIENS FRESH.
Fifth District, TOMPKINSVILLE.
Sixth District, WHITE PLAINS.
Seventh District,
First Precinct, POMONKEY.
Second Precinct, INDIAN HEAD.
Eighth District, BRYANTOWN.
Ninth District, HUGHESVILLE.
Tenth District, MARBURY.
len. B. All Registration Officers
are hereby directed to retain in their
possession the Registration Books of
the several Election Districts until af-
ter the date of the Primary Election,
to wit Monday, September 10, 1928,
at which primary Election these books
will be used. They will thereafter re-
turn the same on Wednesday, Septem-
Der II, 1928, and not until said last
mentioned date.
G. II. STONESTREET, Pres.
J. MORTIMER HILL,
J. FRANK MEDLEY,
Board of Supervisors of Election Tor
Charles County, Md.
LOUIS NJ. HYDE, Clerk.
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Monday, Ssptember 10, ZEE,

The said Primary Election is held for
the purpose Of nominating one eandi-
date of the Democratic Party for Chief
Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit
of Maryland
Two candidates OF each political par
ty for Associate Judge of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit of Maryland.
One candidate of the Republican
Party for Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Charles County, Maryland.
One candidate OF the Republican
Party for Sheriff OF Charles County,
Maryland.
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Democratic Party.

For Chief Judge OF the Seventh Judi
cial Circuit OF Maryland.
w. MITCHELL DIGGEs,
OF Charles County.
OcLE MARBURY,
of Prince Georges County.
For Associate Judge OF the Seventh
Judicial Circuit Of Maryland.
WIN. MEvERELL LoKER,
of st Mary's County.
JOSEPH C. MArrNGLY,
of Prince Georges County.
GEORGE W. S. MUsGRAvE,
Of Prince Georges County.
Republican Party.
For Associate Judge OF the Seventh
Judicial Circuit of Maryland.
WILLIAM GEORGE BROOKE,
OF Prince Georges County.
JOHN F. MUDD,
o. Charles County.
]. WILSON RYoN,
of Prince Georges County.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
WARREN NJ. ALBRITTAIN
JOHN N. SIMMs.
For Sheriff.
HARRY C. BOWIE
BENJAMIN B. COMPTON
JOSEPH HUBERT HOWARD
HENRY A. PENN
JULIAN I. SIMPSON
ROBERT L. TIPPETT
C. Fl. STONESTREET, Pres.
]. MORTIMER HILL,
j. FRANK MEDLEY,
Board Of Supervisors Of Elections for
Charles County, Md.
LOUIS NJ. HYDE, Clerk.
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Agricultural Notes.

Nov is the time to sow alfalfa, Grim
son clover, vetch, red clover and tim
othy.
If you have been growing any of the
above legumes, you will have plenty
OF incubation on your farm.
Take some OF the soil where the le-
gumes grew last year and spread it
over the soil you are going to SOW.
Harrow, or better still, drill it in, and
you need not bother about incubation.
If you need incubation, let me know
and can secure it for you at a small
cost.
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Primary Election.

Board Of Supervisors Of Elections for
Charles County.
la Plata, Nd, Aug. "a, 1923.
Notice is hereby given, that a Phi.
mary Election viii be held on
Monday, September 10, 1923,
in the several Election Districts Of
Charles County, Maryland, at the re-
spective polling places, as follows
First District-LA PLATA.
Second District--HlLL TOP.
Third District-CROSS ROADS.
Fourth District-ALLEN'S FRESH.
Fifth District TOMPKINSVILBE.
Sixth District-WHITE PLAINS.
Seventh District:
First Precinct-POMONKEY.
Second Precinct-INDIAN HEAD.
Eighth District-BRYANTOWN.
Ninth District-HUGHESVILLE.
Tenth District, MARBURY.
Said polling places shall remain
open from O'Clock in the morning un.
til 6 o'clock in the evening.
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Get ready for the Fair, October "a
20. Save your best. Take the smooth
est and best tobacco you have and pat
IL in cool, protected place and il will
cure nicely by that time. Select your
corn while 1t is in the field. Select al
so for seed. Now is the time to inn
prove your yield of corn next year.
Let your soy beans get some beans in
them before you cut them.
JOHN P. BURDETTE,
County Agent.
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Official List Of Candidates
For Nomination.

Office of Board of Supervisors of Elec-
tons for Charles County
La Plata, Nd, Aug. "a, 1928.
In compliance with Section 80, of the
Public General Laws of Maryland, the
Board of Supervisors of Elections for
Charles County herewith publish be-
low list Of candidates for nomina-
ton, to be voted for in the Primary
Election to be held on Monday, Sep
tember 10, 1928, duly filed with said
Board
Evening star., 1923-05-05
RED SOX GUESTS
OF CARAVAN CLUB
Eight Attend Meeting at Which
Progress of Shrine Plans
Are Described.

With eight players of the Boston
Red Sox. chaperoned by Sam Rice of
the local club as special guest. more
tina IN 200 members of the Caravan Club
heard glowing accounts of the prog
ross being made by those in charge
of the forthcoming imperial session
of the Shrine at their meeting in the
City Club yesterday.
After President Henry Stein had in
troduced Representative Arthur Free
of California. who reported that 500
Golden Gate Mobiles had left YESTERDAY y
by automobiles for the capital. How
ard Shanks, the old Washington ia
vorite. was called upon TO present
his Boston teammates. and players,
Ehmke. Black. McMillen. Spaulding,
Fullerton. Murray and Fewster, ac-
knowledged the reception rendered
them.
Harry G. Kimball, chairman Of the
committee on bands for Shrine week.
then reported that ninety-six bands
with 1880 musicians had already
made arrangements to attend.
Following the business session L.
S. Moriarity stressed the value of
psyche and character analy-
sis to everyday business.
Mr.. Stein announced that Brig. Gen
Sawyer, the Presidents physician
would be the principal speaker al
next weeks meeting of the club.
Evening star., 1923-05-05
"PENROD" ABLY PLAYED
BY BOYS CLUB ACTORS
Many Other Activities Being Un-
dertaken by $50 Members of
Organization.

What was considered a highly credit
able amateur performance was pre-
sented by the members of the Boys
Club of Washington last night in a
splendidly acted portrayal of Booth
TarkinEtons "Penrod.'
The play was produced 10y the MEM
hers of the Social and Dramatic Club
Of the Boys club and represented
many weeks of hard work on the
part of the boys. under the direction
of Guy &. Harper, ST.
David Walsh was the clever young
Ster who took the role of Penr"d, in
which it was quite natural for him
to give a version Of the typical Amer
lean boy. The other characters in
cluded: Tim. Robert Shaw: Della. the
Schotield cook. Cora Gaskins: Mary
Schofield. Penrods mother. Jennie
Fay Harper: Mr.. Jones. Marjorie s
father. Byron Enyart: large, Edward
Payne; Robert Williams. Guy G.
Harper. jr.; Mrs. Bassett. Helen Pat
terson; Henry p. Schofield. Penrod $
father. Raymond BetZ; Margaret
Schofeld. Penrod's sister. Margaret
500: Herbert Hamilton Dade. Edwin
Steffe; Sam Williams. Stanley Gately;
Marjorie Jones. Anna Adams; George
, Bassett. Alec ioldstein; Rev. Lester
kinosling. William Bashford: Herman
Barnwell smith; Verman. John Smith
and Mr.. Coombs, chief of police
The production of this play is
only one of the many things under
taken by tho Boys Club. Boy Scout
activities, base ball basket bail and
many features tending toward the
manliness and character building OF
the $50 members are undertaken
The Club Target. the organization s
official publication. is written and
, printed by the members of the club
On May s. at SIS pm. Col. Leroy
Heron will address the club on our
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