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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
grass hassock.

fr,.t,, fal,. Tatt.t fnt.,.t.,
~, a' ev, cater, e'a''si' Shppeiy'
'"p 1nppsty' chp'
~ var Nai'cy ana NleN ana s,is'
r Ssiiop on ueir ponies aiter
fissy Daaser'
iEsy had = Dad han't a very pan
nap'S o. 'sdtlhg ms nelenoof' "iicn
vas NOT only impoine' put uhklnd
az wen. nc had a long rooty snout
,nat couid avg up most anythlngl
ana an appetite that could ENJOY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
Appendicitis Strikes
Engineer in Cab
Engineer Shows Great Heroism Drives
Engine Safely In

cleanser ever offered TO the public,
acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removing foul matter
which poisoned tho system for
months and which nothing else can
dlslodgc II brlnua out all gases.
thus Immediately relieving pressure
on the heart II Us astonishing the
great amount Of poisonous natter
Adlerika draws from the alimcntary
canal mntter you never thought
was In your system, Try II right
after "a natural move mcnt ana notice
how much more foul matter II bringa
ont which was poisoning you In
slight disorders, such ne occasional
constipation, sOur stomach gas on
the stomach and sick headache, one
spoonful Adlcrika ALWAYS bfinga
relief a longer treatment. however,
w necessary In cases OF obstinate
constipation and long standing
stomach trouble preferably under
direction OF your physician.
Reports From Pbysicinns.
~ congratulate you on the good
effect ! had frul1 Adlorilta since
prescribed H." tSlgnedD Dr H. Lang
lois.
II have found nothing In my so
years practice to excel AdlerilIa"
tSignedl pr James Weaver.
81 use AdlcrikH In all bowel casca,
Some require only che dose" (Sgu.
ed) Or. H. NJ Pretlyman.
after taking Adlerikp feel better
than FOR 90 years Haven't language
TO express the AWFUL, IMPURITIES
eliminated from my system" (Sgn-
ed !. ", Pickett,
Adlerikp In n constant surprao TO
people who have used only ordinary
bowel ana stomach medlolnce. on ac-
count OF IT. rapid, pleasant and
COMPLETE action N w sold by
leading druggieta everywhere.
Sold In Seattle by lertcll Drug
Swift Drug Co, Fourth Ave aud
Union ~ Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

clocks, like people, should have sur
roundings in harmony with their
characteristics,
The happy little clock on the wall
In the picture is right ut home with
the colorful burden on the waxed
walnut server. Two tall candle
sticks of Jade green glass bear april
cot colorcd candles, while the jade
green fruit dish is heaped with
the seasons fruit In tho winter.
scarlet candles will replace the
lighter colored ones, and rudy APP
pies will heap the fruit dish.
The server--lt might be called a
server chest because of Its two
drawers has drop leaves which
make II convenient for the small or
crowded dining room.
write 10 Marian Moore, care Of
this newspaper, for advice or lnfor-
nation about home furnishing OF
decorating, sending stamped adj
dressed envelope for reply.)
Question; Would n corner cup
board with glass doors be good In
my dining room9--C. II.
Answer; Yes, but don't load II
with your everyday china, Put In
attractive blts OF china or pottery
that you are proud OF.
Copyright, American Homes Bureau
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Lesson No.
Wholesome Lunches for the Children

hHANY mother faces The problem five
AV1 mornings in each week, during eight
or nine months Of the year-"W What shall
/ fix for the children's lunch, todayT
Whether they come home 10 lunch or carry
II with them, there is always the certainty
that IL will be eaten in haste, swallowed
whole as our grandmothers said, so that
il must be easily digesible-not so heavy
rs 10 cause sleepness and poor work dur
ing the afternoon and yet full Of energy
building material for growing young
bodies and active minds.
The richness and high nutritive content
Of Carnation Milk make II especially valu-
able for use in many dishes for school chill
dren and with its aid the busy mother can
prepare variety Of tempting and satisfy
ing lunches.
Where the lunches are to be carried,
sandwiches are always staple items. Here's
& filing that's easily made and unusually
toothsome;
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Engineer

while sending his engine thunder
ing down the rails n Western rail-
way engineer was suddenly stricken
With appondlcltls Brnvely remain
inH al his post, hla weakened hand
stiii ciutchlng the throttle M his
fireman held him 10 his sent tho
man drove the train safely In, on
time.
A Trencberous Disease
Appendicitis attacks ut amy mo-
mont even persons seemingly IN
good health. Usually, however, II
IL prereded by eo-called stomach
trouble. constipation or similar dis
ttitbancas often when there In a
warning feeling OF uneaslnnsa In the
abdomen, appendicitis can be guard
I'd against In exactly The same man
ncr In which one guards against the
spread OF throat Infection, because
that il luat what appendicitis is--nn
Infection In the intestlnes spreading
Ia The nppendix, When one has sore
thront. one can often prevent fur.
Their trouble and the development OF
Influenza or grippe, by using an an
tleoptlc wash or gorgle to fight the
germs and a laxative TO carry off
the polaons from the body Just cS-
actiy the same procedure la mecca
Hnry to fight the Intestinal germs
and guard against appendicitis. But
lngtrnd OF an nntlheptlc wash FOR
The throat, nn INTESTINAL anusep-
tic In necessary.
Intestinal Antihcptic
There IL now offered 10 the public
n preparation having the DOUBLE
notion Of an intestinal andlaeptlc
and n complete system cleanser.
This propagation. known as AdlorllSh,
acts ms follows
II tends TO eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bncllli In
tho Intestinal canal, thus guarding
onprH having their start here.
II ~ the most complete System
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particular before strangely Il had
not even occurred TO him that the
civilization that hc worshipped all
the luxury and richness that he
loved. had been possible only thru
the toll OF human hands and
brains.
Suddenly he knew that hia oath.
er had been right and ha had
been wrong Tho life Of tho hum.
blcst worker had been worth more
than his II would have been bot.
ter for him 20 die. that long ago
night OF the automobile accident.
than Tor Boss 10 lose ono az her
working hands, He had been con
tempiuous OF work and workers
but had not his own assumption
Of superiority been chiefly based
upon tho achievements Of working
men who had gone before himg
What could no claim for himself
that could even put him on the par
with the great mass OF manhood.
much icsH mako him their Aupc-
rior. tho man OF prowoss. most OF
was work 10 do. shirkrd his load
when the backs OF better men had
been bent.
In his heart Ned had been ~.
tlo ashamed Of his father Ho had
iolt Il would have been more 10
his credit II the wealth that aus.
talned him should have originated
several generations farther back.
instead Of by the sole efforts OF
Godfrey Cornst /, had made Ned
himself feel almost Ike one OF tho
nouvcaux riches. The more the
blood Of success was thlnned. Il
seemed. tho bluer Il was. and Il
wasn't easy 90 confess. especially
TO certain young English bloods.
that the name cmblhzonrd In cleo.
trio lights across great house
OF trade was. but one generation
removed. his own. lie had par.
tlcularly deplorcd his fathers ten.
deuey TO mention. in any company.
his own early struggles. the pow.
erty from which he sprung. But
how true and genuine was tho
shame he felt now AT that false
shame' In this moment Of rcveln.
ton he saw his father plainly aud
knew him for the sturdy old war.
rior. the man OF prowcss most Of
all for the sterling aristocrat that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

A very fun sleeve gathered 20 "a
tight cuff is bving featured rs
Partisan designers and New York
shops az tho same time the first
means that II "a fashionable. the
second that Il is popular
It's called by various names-t Tho
bishop sleeve. the bell sleeve aud
the lex o. mutton slceyc-altho this
last really ID a sleeve with fullnesa
above the elbow instead ot teiow H.
The two models sketched have
ether features OF the new fall styles.
One has phatnd side panels and a
new tailored ncckline The other has
n new collar. too. and side fullnesu
on the blouse as well as full
skirt Both are smart semi.,ailored
styfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

For a simple denert which has the no1r-
Thing gualitieI 40 HseeIIary for children,
ssTve
Rice Pudding
~ cupfuls water IL eupfuls carnaiion MIX.
v eupful rice, a teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons
sugar.
Wash rice. mix ingredients. and pour into
buttered baking dish. Bake two and one-hAH
hours In a very slow oven, stirring every twenty
minutes the first hour Of baking 10 prevent rice
from settling.
Any Of the pies dsieribed in Lemon 8 NIL
add pGriety TO the lunches or you can add to
their popularity NTH this recipe:
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Always empty
but tho pistol carry l. always
loaded Why don't you Try 90
take IL away from mor Then his
voice changed. surly and rumhling
again. "nut enough 81 that non.
sense, You know what would hap.
pen % YOU II YOU tried anything -
I've told YOU that already There's
work 20 DO today There's not 90
bc another cabin logs cut built
un roof put ona place Tor the
three of you 20 bunk That's the
work today. Tho three ot you
ought 20 set big piece OF Il
done today"
Miss Hardenworth7 Is she wen
enoaghg Couldn't she help your
wife with the homework today 20
IL viii take an three OF you 10
do the work IN lay out. Lenore
can learn TO DO her stint with the
others, And hereafter. when YOU
address me, call mo SIR A mere
matter OF employers discipline"
Because he knew his master. Ned
nodded IN agreement. Yes. sir &"
he returned simply. "one thing
else can't be- expected 10 do
real work IN this kind OF clothes.
You've laid out furs and skins for
tho girls. I want 20 get something
too that will keep mo warm and
dry"
I'm not responsible for the
clothes you brought with you You
should have had greater respect Tor
the North Besides. u gives mo
pleasure, assure you, 10 sec you
DRESSED as you are. II tones up
tho whole party"
Stripped Of his late conccit that
might otherwise have concealed u
from him. Ned caught every yes,
tige OF the mans irony. DO | set
the warm clothcsg" he demanded
blur/y.
when YOU earn them" was the
answer. In few days more
you1l be running out your traps.
and everything you catch. az first.
you can keep, You've got 10 prove
yourself smarter than the animals
before you get the right TO wear
their skins"
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CentInued from Onr I.a.t I.,nrl

on, my girl you mustn't cry.
~ told her with a world ~ com.
passion In his tone. I'm take care
~ you. Don't you know will"
But with tragic face Lenofc drew
back nom his arms How can
sou take oarc of mcf" she asked
with immeasurahlo bitterness can
you stand against that BRUTE"
hush
'og course you can't. YOU'RE
even afraid 60 speak his name )"
oh. my dear, Don't draw
away" The mans voice was
pleading, Il was Just afraid he'd
take some awful punishment from
you. or course I'm helpless
now"
Then how can YOU take care
~ me3 she demanded agsin. for
a moment forgetting her despair Ia
her anger az him. "Can you make
him let me stay In bed. instead
- going out 20 die In that awful
hwf ncath-thats all there's
ere FOR me. And the quicker III
comes tho better"
She sobbed sga.n. and he tried
In vain 20 comfort her. wen
come thru" he whispered. "ImI
make ycrything as light as n
can"
Rut she thrus, of his car,ssing
hands. II don't want you TO
touch me" she told him tragieally.
you can't make things ught for
me. IN this living he'll. And until
you can protect me from that man.
aud save me, you can keep your
klssos, oh. why did you ever bring
me heeeT'
II suppose-beeause I loved you
You showed Il. in taking me
into this awful land Ia an unsafe
boat. You can Keep your love. II
wish I'd never seen you"
lust momen, hts hands dropped
20 his sides, aud he showed her
the white. drawn vlsago OF utter
despair. Yet he must not hold
these words against her Surely
she had cause for them. perhaps
she would find him some tender.
ness when she saws how hard he
had tried TO serve her. 10 case her
lot Her last words recalled his
own thst he had spoken TO Bees
aboard the Charon: " he had rallied /
as he had 20 Bess for such little
cause. az lcas; he must not blame
Lenore. even considering tho fact
OF their love. in such moment
as this He had brought her from
home and TO this pass. save
" him. she would be safe In her
native city. not slave TO an ia.
human master on this goddess
isiand.
He looked down a; her steadfas,.
~ 4 can't keep my love" he
told her earnestly. Il gave II TO
you Ions ago. and It's yours sim. |
That love Is the ono thing I have
left TO live for here: the one thing
that's LEFT OF my old life. I'ml
going TO continue 10 watch over
you. 10 help you all can. to do as
much OF Your work as possible: TO
stand between you and Doomsdsrs
with my own hfe. I'vc learned.
In THIS last day. that love IL spar
70 cling 10 when everything else
Is lost. the most important and the
greatest blessing Of all. And I'm
not going to stop loving you.
whether you want mo "a or not.
I'm going to figh, for you-to the
end"
And IN the end III die" she
commented bitterly.
DoomSdorf re-eniered the rsorn
then. gazing AZ them in amused
pntempt, ana Ned instlnctively
straightened.
Il trust you're not Matching
mutiny?' the sardonlc voice came
out.
Not just now" Ned answered
with some spirit There's not
much use to hatch mutiny. things
being as they are
You don't say! There's a rifle
on the vail"
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PERSONALITY IN CLOCKS
AS THERE IS IN PEOPLE
Should Always Be Placed Among
Appropriate Surroundings.
BY MARIAN MOORE

Breakfast should never be dull
and dreary when merry little gilt
clock, with a wealth of curves and
scrolls, says Good morning" as the
dining room door Is opened. Clocks
seem to have an element OF life
possessed by no other item OF fur
nlshing, and, like people, have a
definite personality Some clocks
check Off the minutes In a slow,
ponderous fashion. as though time
and life were weary burdens.
Others chatter merrily through the
hours, ever young. ever gay, exactly
like some Of our friends. And
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XIX


Tho previous day and night had
been full OF revelation for Ned.
and rs no started forth from the
cabin with his axe. there occurred
little scene that tended even fur.
Their 20 illustrate his changing
Viewpoint. Gloatiug with triumph
az tho younger mans subsection.
Doomsdorf called sartionicaIly from
thu cabin doorway
Il trust can't help you in any
way ha asked.
Discerning the premedi,ated In.
suit IN his tone. Ned whirled 20
face him, Then for an instant he
stood shivcrlng with wrath.
Yes" no answered His prom.
lse 10 say sir" was forgotten in
HIS rage. You can at least treat
me with the respect deserved by
good workman"
The words came naturally TO hts
llpa. ~ was as II thsy reflected a
thought that no had considered
long. Instead OF tho inspiration OF
W." AAANfaANtAAAs AW hNAEAA was tAAsAAs
four days before. he had never
known that good work and good
workmen were entitled 20 respect.
Tho worlds labor had seemed
apart from his life; the subject a
stupid ono not worth his thought
and interest In one terrible day
Ned had found out what the word
work meant. Hs had learned what
reality Il was. An at once he
saw in e possible answer 10 llfo
Itself.
He stood nkhast ut this maEnI.
tuds Of his discovery Why. work
was the beginning and the end Of
everything. Reaching back 20 The
beginnings OF creation. extending
clear until the last soul in heaven
had passed on and thru tse train.
ing camp Of tho last hereafter. Il
WAS the thing that counted most.
Ho had never thought about Il In
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diluted with water and cook in double boiler
until II thickens. Add melted chocolate and
yolks OF eggs we'll beaten. Add vanilla and
put in baked pie crust. Beat the whites OF the
eggs stiff add one tablespoon OF sugar and put
on top OF pie. Set in hot oven long enough TO
brown the top. This recipe makes one pie.
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Sandwich Filling

cream cheese a or. 2 tablespoons Carna-
ton MIX. Il teaspoon SALT tablespoon pimen-
tos. cayenne.
Soften the cheese with the Carnatlon MIX:
add the pimentos. salt and cayenne. Mix thor
oughy. Spread this mixture between thin slices
OF unbuitered CarnAtion Bread (giyen in Les.
son ~.
For delicious little edkes which rciH be
real delight 10 every girl and boy, try this
recipe:
Fr1iit Drop Cakes
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anrc operating bp tfaV ~ release
nat l.. Intended 10 pass any iiiir. iE-
ierrst. or claim tchich ihs GraniOr
NAY hare in The prcmiacs. BIT mol
pro Tossing that such iiiie II raid. not
containing anv trarrdHip or corr
Hants for nilc.
A warranty. IN real property iaic
4 a real corrnnHi bv me graHior Of
land. for himself aud his hetrs. to
itarraat and defcnd me iiflc and pos
sessions Of me rsinfc granted. - the
oraHfcr and HIS heirs. whcroby either
upon ranchrr. or judgment ia fhr
trrR Of trarrantid chnrine. and lhr
ERECTION of me grantee Nv paramount
the. me grunfor trus bound % rec
ompcnsr him piih other lands NJ
equal uafur A ir1rraHig deed u oHr
ihaf contains a eoceHant NJ irar-
raaiU
when was Queen 1-liTabeth Of
England horn spd why did she snc-
coed 20 the throne instead Of man
Horn September 2. 1858. and Sue
cecdcd her haii- stsfcr Mary on the
throne ~ EHgiaHd. The iars Of Eng
land dtd nor. and do not. bar a ioom
aH from succcssion 10 The throne aud
Elizabeth trns the only aurtiting
child Of Henry VIIf. rho iras ane.
crcdcd sncccsHuciy Nv hts soB, ia.
,cord W. and MS daughters MARY aud
Elisabeth. al Of tshom died child
less
Were two presidents and one pred
dents wlfc descended from Pocahou.
tasg
Yes. WILLIAM Henry Harrison.
BcHjamla HarrisoH and Mrs Wood
roc Wilson arc all defendants Of
PocahoHidf
How may rust be removed from
nickel plated articlca7
Corcr the stains NTH oil or grease
for fcW days. and then rcmore the
rust bv rubbing tcifh liftic am
month. ~ mis- docs not remote nc
rust. tn rcrp dilute hydrochioric
acid ghen drV polish teith fripoh
or trhtfiHD.
when and IN how many rounds did
Marvin Hart knock out Jack Root
40 Reno. Ncrada. Julv ). 1905. IN
re- raugdf
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Chocolate Pie

/ cupfui sugar. 8 table
spoons -four, 4 cupful
Carnation Milk. 2 eggs. /
cupful water. 2 squares
unsweetened chocolate. Y
teaspoon vanilla.
Mix sugar and -four to-
0afbaNs add aratdad Mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

There arc those trho say that
inhat lec don't kHoie lril noucr hurt
us. and that crcryoae has a "slciss
ton iH the closet" There q. against
that hot0-rcr. the possibility 81 such
deception being discovered, aHd q
rcrv human tendency 10 BE- bitter To-
irdrd those icho hare dseeircd a.
You kHoie. hotrorcr. The circum-
stances 80 much better than do
Vou kHaip the HirH Wsih phom you
hare 10 deal ~ - YOU trho must
Zee your ne, and y0a tcho. therefore.
musi really decide Shcther Or not
10 ten pour Hccfci ~ "a not for me
10 say foR asked. tho. for candid
opinion. and hare gipeH H.
What arc quit claims and warranty
deeds7
....gE Il. 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

when and IN how many rounds did
Marvin Hart knock out Jack Root
40 Reno. Ncrada. JHlv ). 1905. IN
f2 roHHds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
.AnA.

Th 1928 cookery APPEAR rky Mrs Blakt
council l helpful and stimulating, beeau Of her practical ,Tpsrienes
in home cooking She M question cookery aiked By her
rsad Add Mrs Mary Blake CsrHaOA MIX PrOdHe Co.
Stuart Building Seattle. Warrington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

he WAS He WRs good workman.
need anything moro be said7
Ever since his college days he
had snubbed him. paironized him.
dlHrcgarded his teachings whereby
he might have come into his own
manhood lie had never respected
good work and good wurkmen. and
now u was fitting retrihution that
he should spend his natural life in
tho most grinding. bitter work
Even now he was making amends
for his folly at the hands Of the
most cruel. ironlcal fate that could
befaii him. His axe was ~ his
arms: hts savage ,hskmnn;er faced
him from tho cabin doorway.
An these thoughts couraed thru
Nrd'a kesniy Weakened brain IN an
instant. They seemed ms instan.
tancoua a. tho food OF wrath that
had swept thru him al noomsdori's
irony. And now would he suffer
some unspeaknble punishment for
insolsnce 10 HIS master?
But little. amused lines came
about DoomsdorfE fierce eyes. -
good workman. chr he echoed
Yes. you did work fair enough
yesterday. Wait just minute"
Hs turned into his door. in n
moment rohppcaring with mw
and severai iron wedges from
among his supplies Of tools lie
put them In Ned's hands, and the
latter received them with delight
never experienced at any favor Of
fortune in the past This great
penalty OF such life as he had
lived. wherein almost every mate.
rial thing came into his hands at
his wish. Is that Il costs the
power 90 feel delight, the simple
Joy and gratitude OF children: but
evidently Ned was learning how
again. Just Baw OF steel and
wedges OF iron for splitting. work
mems tools that he once regarded
with contempt. But oh. they would
save him many weary hour Of
labor. The saw could GU, thr..
the fallen logs in half the time ne
could hack them with his axe; they
could be split In half the number
OF strokes with the aid OF the
wedges.
Continued Tomorrow
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spoon cinnamon, 4 cup chopped igs, Y cupful
chopped nuts. u cupful chopped dates.
Cream tho butter. or substitute. add the sugar.
then the weilbeatsn eggs. Mix and sift -four.
baking powder. cinnamon. and salt and add
alternately with milk. diluted with water. to
FIRST mixture Add vanilla, nuts, dates, and hgs.
Mix well and drop from spoon onto baking
sheet and bake in moderately hot oven. This
recipe makes twenty-eight cakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
Fruit Drop Cakes

I egg. Il cupful sugar.
Il cupful water. IA cup
fuls -four, 2 teaspoons
baking powder, y cupful
Carnation MIX, 2is table
spoons butter or substi-
tute. X teaspoon salt. u
,.....s.-.. .-...l an. ~ a..
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CcEp and pa,t. thh ie,on for reference.
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Questions and Answers

Hon can tell whsn a cake 10 donef-Mrs.
n. b. q.
Put your ear down and listen If it has
ceased sounding it is done Or stick
toothpiek or straw into the cake. II it
comes ont with no dough sticking to it
you may be sure it is done.
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tasg
Yes. WILLIAM Henry Harrison.
BeHtamia Harrisou and Mrs Wood
roio Wilson arc al defendants Of
PocahoHids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

Were two presidents and one pred-
dents wltc descended from Pooahou-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-13
Academy of Science Meet.

A meeting Of the Washington
Academy of Science, the Wnshing-
ton Chemical Society and affiliated
organizations will be held next
Tuesday night in the auditorium of
the Interior Department. Proni.
nent chemists from abroad will be
Speakers,