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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
ASK FUNDS FOR
PANAMA CANAL
Million Sought by War De-
i. partment for Work

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE war
department will ask appropriations
rom the next congress for $780,
oVO IN excess Of the appropriations
TOT the present fiscal year, Secretary
Oh war Weeks announced today.
Weeks said that included in this
increase VIII be q request for $780,
ooo Tor defense Of the Panama canal.
Congress- will be asked for an army
OF $4,000 gnen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
Anacortes Unites
for Harding Rites

ANAcoRTEs, Aug. memorial
services for the late President Hard.
ing VIII be held here Friday after.
noon at Causland park. with tho
Chamber OF Commerce, civic organi.
cations and churches uniting in the
services. All factories, business
houses and mills will be closed Fri.
day, In honor of the dead executive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

eiuds certain reconstruction in the
towns OF Lucy. Torcy. Boureschea
and Bcllcau. and the preparation
and marking Of tho whole ARIA 40
tina, Il VIII form permanent Amer.
lean memorial In France 10 tho
Americans who died in tho struggle
for world freedom"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
Takes Only 10 Minutes No Fuss-No Bother

WOMEN everywhere arc talking
w about Domino Curiettc-the
wonderful new liquid which In is
minutes makes straight hair glo-
rlously curly and wavy. and Keeps
IL so for week or more.
Its almost MIRACULOUS the way Il
works. You just apply few drops
TO the hair. Then use your favor
ito irons TO shape and place tho
curlB the way you Hike best. or II
you wish and have tho time 20
spare you can use ordinary kid or
silk curriers'. In either case you will
be just delighted with tho beauti-
full wavy hair you will have nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
CLARA BARTON TENT
LUNCHEON AND CARDS
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

SOCIAL AFFAIRS POSTPONED
All social affairs planned by the
Seattle Chapters Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution have
been postponed for at least two
weeks, on account OF President
Hardlng's death.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs Fred c. Aver and
two children returned Saturday from
two weeks motor trip thru west
ern Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J, Nordatrom,
Ir.. returned Saturday evening from
their wedding trip, ana arc az home
at ssso Queen Anne ave
Sir. aud Mrs. Victor Elfcndahl and
family. who have been spending a
month at Quplicum beach. Vancouver
island. returned ON sunday evening
Mr.. and Mira. 4 Carroll. with
their son. Charles. and daughter. Miss
Lots Carroll. left last week for their
summer homo on Hood canal, 10 re-
main until September o.
Mr. and Mfp. W =. Boeing re,
turned Monday on the steamer II, r..
Alexander from short trip 10 Calf
fornia.
Miss Ruth Bamford left Saturday
for Vancouver, y. G.. 20 visit Miss
Dorothy lager for ten days.
Nj. and Mrs. Marion Russell Cum
mluga removed Monday 20 their new
residence az 1910 10Th ave. y.
Or. A. Thorne and daughter. Mihs
Sis Thorne. OF Los Angeles. camc up
on the steamer II. + Alexander yes
terday and ara guests at tho Hotel
Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harpr and
family left Saturday on short
cruise TO Jarvis inlet. Alaska.
Judge aud Mrs Frank II Rudkina
who came up from San Fuinciaco IA
short time ago. are leaving on
Wednesday for Spokane.
Mrs. Lcond Fink Is spending n
fortnight at her hummer homo Ia
Oregon.
Mra. ". T.. Harper returned last
week from a thrcS months' visit In
New York and Boston.
Mrs. Rosetta Marshall and son.
John r. Marshall. OF Chicago. ar.
rived Monday on the steamer II. r..
Alexander and arc guests during
their stay at tho Hotel Sorrento.
Miaa Elizabeth Meloy and Miss
dmco Moioy Of Fort Dodge. Iowa,
arc visiting Miss Kathleen bona.
hoe
Mrs. C. 81. Gnggs and Nisa Eliza.
beth Gr,gKa Of 50. Paul AFRO guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Finken %
their home at tho Country club,
Mr. and Mn. Gilbert Skinner are
expected home this week from an
AlaHkan cruise
Mr. and Mu. william Darnlo OF
ralo Alto. Mr and Mrs. w. T..
parnle and Miss Pot;iErew Of San
Francisco have arrived by motor
and arc guests OF Ar. and Mr..
r. II. Bowden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

Miss Ethel Brooks, mem
Der Of the Business Girls
club of the Y. w. C. A., Me-
Alester Okla., a0iH appear
NTH II other girls IN miners
clothing at the Rocky Nom
tain Y. w. C. A., august 3-f3.
Real miners Of Oklahoma
dress like this.
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LONESOME CLUB

The Lonesome club will hold It's
social meeting Tuesday evening.
August 7. Holyoke building. III
Spring st. Cards and dancing.
There will be a special program OF
Scotch singers and dancers. stran.
gers and lonely people welcome.
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MIssouLA CLUB
LADIES or GOLDEN

Al their regular business meeting
on August 2. the Ladies OF the
Golden North. Yukon Order Of Pho.
neers, paid silent standing tribute
Of prayer 70 President Harding and
his bereayed wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

a homo close 20 school is 50
convenient for the children. Perhaps
you can find one In tho Want Ads.
Turn 70 them NOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
Luncheon VIII Welcome Visitor From India
To Entertain for House Guest

Mrs PAUL MANDELL HENRY Is entertaining with
4h twenty-five the Sunset club Thursday
Mrs Alfred Edward Horenc Wiams India
arrived saturday TO visit her M A.
The Highlands,
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HOME SEWING CIRCLE

The Ladies' Of the G. A. Il. Home
Sewing circle will meet with Mrs.
Mae EastIck. Boulevard park, on
"Wednesday, August 8. Take Des
Moines bus at 1918 Third ave. at
11:2O. For further information call
Glendale 1606J2.
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THIMBLE CLUB

The seattle woodcraft Tumble
Club No. % will have ia annual
picnic at Lincoln Beach on wcdnes.
day. August 8.
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sEATTLE posr. 10 n

Friday. August 10th. having been
set as a day OF national mourning
for President Harding. the regular
meeting Of the American Legion
auxiliary to Seattle Post No. IS.
which was to have been held on
that date, has been postponed TO
Friday, August nth.
At the postponed meeting candI.
dates for delegates to the state con.
yention viii be nominated. and on
August 24th the election Of dele.
gates will take place"
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Mrs. Hall Plans Affair

To honor her house Miss Margaret Mcleod
Hall twenty
Thursday afternoon Iaurchurst
win be enjoyed later
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COL. ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
FOSTPONES MEETING

The regular meeting OF Col Ellis.
worth circle has been postponed
from Friday, August 10. until Fri.
day, August "a.
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Women' s Clubs

BI.MoNTHLY TEA
The bi.monthly tea OF the r. r.
o. sisterhood. viii take place at
Frederick & Nelson's tea room
Thursday. August Q. from until
O'Clock. All Seattle members as
well as out.of-town guests are cor.
daily invited to attend.
MISSOuLA CLUB
The Alissoula club viii hold a
picnic Thursday. August .. NJ
Point Defiance park in Tacoma.
Those expecting TO attend are asked
to take the 3 o'clock boat to Ia
coma and TO provide themselves
with lunch. Coffee win be fur.
nished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best u
all after a Golden Clint shnmDoo,--Adyt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
RoBERT NORRIS cHAPTER

Robert Morris Chapter. No. ts9.
o. L. s., will meet in Doric nall.
Masonic temple, Wednesday August
2. at s p. m. All Eastern Stars
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

Mr. and Mu. william Darnlo OF
ralo Alto. Mr and Mrs. w. T..
parsie and Miss Pet,iErew Of San
Funclseo have arrived by motor
and arc guests OF Nr and MIR.
r. II. Bowdcn
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Informal BRIDGE for House Guest

Audrey Collins Will with Informal bridge
Friday compliment guest
OF
Miss Collins recently mOnhs California
is he guest o George w. weaherly.
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Tea Honors THO Guests

Mrs Crawford Anderson entertained with bridge at the Tennis
Gerald White Berkeley,
visiting Ms Harry Bune Nelson
vi was recently,
Mrs Ralph Hoffman, Mrs Raymond Bordeaux
Jessie Lee Poole presided over the tea table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
Tea and Miscellaneous Sholver

compliment her niece Miss Alice tucker
entertaining Friday
O'Clock.
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Service at Orthopedic Shops

Inelaken guild Will
Wednesday. with Mrs P T. Lunde hostess assisted by
a. MliaIs Haml II. Bates Mrs w
Parrahm. w sutherland Mcintosh A.
and srsB OK
Thrift will tho morning
a. in he after
Mrs N. Btshopp represent Capitol guild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

Ar. and Mru. Gilbert Skinner are
expected home this week from an
Alaskan cruise.
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Mrs. Milbmn'S Luncheon on Saturday

Thomson Mubuns luncheon
Ellen
saturday day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

Mrs. C. ST. CdFgs and Misa Eliza.
beth GHREa Of 50. Paul AFRO guests
Of Mr. and Mra. a. J. FInken %
their home at tho Country club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
LEAGUE OF
WOMEN VOTERS

WOMEN VOTERS
The regular meeting OF the League
Of Women Voters. scheduled for
August 8, has been postponed to
September II.
PIT. a. PICNIC POSTPONED
Greenwood Parent-Teacher asso.
citation has postponed it's picnic from
Wednesday. August 8, to August IL
CLARA BARTON TENT
Daughters Of Veterans, Clara Bar.
ton Tent No. 1. will have it's rep1,.
lar meeting, Wednesday, August g
at which time special election will
be held. Daughters requested to at.
tend.
LUNCHEON AND CARDS
The auxiliary to Mystic Jewel No
40. viii be entertained at luncheon
on Wednesday. August s. by Mrs
Della Miller Ills 39th ave. n, in.
stead of in Odd Fellows temple as
previously planned. The luncheon
will be served at o'clock, and will
be followed by cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
Miss Burton Wal Honor Bride-Elect


place entertain
wednesday at
fifteen including
Miss Hasie's bridal party Intimate friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
ANNUAL PICNIC

The annual picnic OF the Ladies'
Hebrew Free Loan society win be
held in upper Woodland park on
Wednesday. August s. Members
and friends invited
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

AUXILIARY BRITIsH-AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
The women's Auxiliary to the
British.American association will
have a picnic in Woodland park. on
Wednesday. August S. Coffee and
tea viii be served at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

quired. Domino Curletto costs only
small amount for bottle last
ing long time. Keep your hair
run OF life aud fluff. ms we'll ma
beautifully wavy. Get Domino
Curlette today. Sold at all drug
and department stores. including
owl Drug Co. % stores. )-Adver,
tisemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
Surprise Birthdau Partu

small friends
her tenth birthday Friday August Included
Pauline
Dorothy Hopkins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07
Mss Patrick Postpones Tea

Friday n
Of
been until Tuesday
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BRIDGE Luncheon Giuen at Club


Tennis
the Later hours
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Small Dinner to Honor Betrothed Pair

Miss Ellen Messer and her fanee
Trenne has planned small dinner the Tennis
Frllay
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone Main O6oO.
Assistant-Franees Oldham.
Art-Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol OS29
Luncheon VIII Welcome Visitor From India
To Entertain for House Guest
Mrs PAUL aANpE1 HENRY is entertaining with luncheon
Of M iS rS az o n W or p@aS naa @
arrived saturday visit her M c. her home
Mrs Hall Plans Affair
M ioSn Lee @ is sas ~ OF S92 1D
Thursday afternoon her home laurhus Bridge and Nah
Tea and Miscellaneous Shot0er
compliment o her Tucker J. MIct
miscellaneous
afternoon frOm until o'clock
Small Dinner to Honor Betrothed Pair
To Miss Ellen Messr and her fano AR Lacy Hou Mr
Friday evening
Tea HonorS THO Guests
Mr.. Crawford Anderson entertained with bridge tea at the Tsnn
Burne Nelson Anderson
Mrs Jones Mrs Ralph Hoffman, Mrs. Raymond Bordeaux and Mis-
Jessie Lee Poole presided over the tea table
Informal Bridge for House Guest
Miss Audrey Collins win entertain with an informal bridge at her h
Friday compliment her house Miss Fchd
o
Ms Collins recently month. California
Mexico us the guest OF Mrs George w. weatherly.
Mrs Milbmn'S Luncheon on Saturday
Alburns
Miss Ellen
SATURDAY afternoon national
Miss Burton VAL Honor Bride-E Elect
with luncheon miscellaneous shower "Wednesday
the Tennis viii be fifteen
Miss Iiastie's bridal party and few intimate friends
Bridge Luncheon Giuen at Club
Dallas
Monday afternoon the Tennis Bridge the
the later hours
Mss Patrick PostponeS Tea
Friday
Mrs carn slavery Hpcr
been postponed Tuesday.
Surprise Birthday PARTY
small pleasant surprise
tenth birthday. Friday
Banchero Florence Willis IVna Dorothy
Service at Orthopedic Shops
In,eraken guild win direct the service the oropd
J. Hamn Bates Mrs A. W
Sutherland
Mrs b. O.
morning
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Mr. and Mfp. W y. Boelng re
turned Monday on the steamer II. y
Alexander from short trip 70 Cali
fornia.
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Mlsa Elizabeth Meloy and Miss
dnico Meloy Of Fort Dodge. Iowa,
arc visiting Miss Kathleen bona
hos.
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Mr.. and Mru. 4. J. Carroll. with
their son. Charles. and daughter Miss
Lots Carroll. left last week for their
summer homo on Hood canal. TO re-
main until September @.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-07

|enetratingl
| Will /
Never mind
Pied and failed
rs, itching I'D
Flying zemo I'd
st for s5c.
leo. Healing
Femo is applij
Usually every 4
r Pimples, Il
milar skin \
noved. 4
| For clearing
ms 1t vigoroJ
Pse zemo. the 1
IL liquid. wi
La. one depe1
troubles I
ement. \
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-18
En- los DODlihiiOS Dc
CilG|aldia :. !.
LA NOTABLE PELICJLA "HOLLY-
WOOD" Sc ESTRENARA EN-
BREEE

'IIollywood', la pelfcula mas gram
dc que la Paramount ha producdo, di
rigida por James Cruze, director de
Heroes de Vanguardia' "The Cove
red Wagonl, va a estrenarse uno de
estos dfas en- uno de los principales
teatros del broadway neoyorquino.
"Hace POGO mas de I'M aio que el
director general de producci6nAE de la
empresa Famous Players-Lasky Cor
poration. productora de las pelfculas
, Paramount, anuncio el proyecto de i'm
prcsionar una pelicula que presentase.
al pGblico los artistas dc Ia gran co,
lonia de Hollywood ."'tal como son :.
Frank someti0 Ia aprobaci6n, del Idi-,
rector general Mr.. Jesse l.. Lasky su
novela corta, intitulada hollywood
Y el Unico Hijo", y habiendo visto
grandes pasibiliiades para hacer de
ella, una buena pelfcula, Mr. I4asky teIis
Z treg0 la novela a Thomas ]. Garaghty,
para que la adaptase a la pantalla y
encargo al director James Cruze que
dirigiese su impression. e.iltri
FL anuncio de la compra de les de
! rechos de adaptation de la, noyela de
Frank Condor por Ia Paramount, Y de
su probable estreno en- 1923, cre6 gran
interes Y eXeptaci6n en- los centres ci-
nematograficos de los Estados Unidos.
/ La pelfcula Hollywood no es, como
pudiera creerse, una excursion la
metr6poli del film, 263. sino que es
uno de los dramas cinematograficOs
mas interesantes que el pGblico ha te-
nido oportunidad de contemplar en- Ia
pantalla. Como 81 este no fuera bas
tante, la adaptation cfnematografica
/ de Hollywood es un dechad0i dc f0s
tograffa, efectos de. luz y tecnica. ia
, mes Cruze, el eminente director de va
! rias grandes pelfculas de la Para
mount, ha llevado cabo Ia impression
de una obra maestro de la cinemato-
graffa, la cual acknowledgements habra
de acrecentar su fania.
Els digno de mencionarse el hecho de
que Ia mayorfa de los principales I'M
terpretes que aparecens sen. eli "repartos
de Ia pelfcula son desc@nocid0s del
ptblico que frecuenta los salones y
teatros de cinema. Es mas. muchos
de- esos INTERPRETERS no habfan jamas
aparecido ante el obietivo de la ca-
mara. Para escogcr este grupo de. ac-
torres 'desconocidos', el director Mr.
Cruze cmple6 mas de DIS meses, pues
fu6 precise hacer centcnares de prue-
has en- el estudio cinematografico para
descubrir sus 'talentos' Tan minu-
ciosa & intcnsa fue Ia rebusca, que mus
ch6s de esos 'desconocidos' rcvelaron
mayores aptitudes artfsticas, que Ia
mayorfa de los astros mas menos re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-18

Il -s ~
/ que han repetido una vez mas que en-
Iel carmento del Lusitania no habia
mercancfas tan valiosas como para
justificar los gastos y trabajos nece-
Isarios para ponerlo a fiote.
/ Aden1as Sc dice que el vapor torpe-
Ideado esta en- un paraje de 25O pies de
lprofundidad v es bien sabido que ell
Itrabajo de los buzos es solo possible a
lprofundidades que no excedan de 120
| pero el conde italiano Zanardi Landi
que es ell que dirige la expedition a
ibordp del Semper Paratus, dice haber
descubierto una nueva escafandra me-
dante la cual cual puede efectuarse
trabajos 500 pies de profundidad.
| Zanardi asegura que, 81 el torpedo
no destruyo totalmente Ia, maquinaria
! del Lusitania Sc comprometera a lie
varlo sin remolque hasta Dover, uti-
lizando sus propias calderas, pues AFR
ma que la oxidacion de esas profun-
didades es casi nula causa del enra-
recimiento del oxfgeno y todo Sc en-
cuentra en- buen estado.
Ell Lusitania no pertenece la COM
panfa Cunard sino la companfa de
seguros marftimos que satisfzo prima
al ocurrir la catastrofe esta COM
plalfa ha firmado un contrato con la
lscasA Landi para poner a. flote al gi-
gantesco trasatlantico.
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Una expedition de salvamento
Iintentara poner a f1ote al trasat~
lanuco @lusitania"

3 =
Dover, JUNO s.. Una expedition de
salvamento ha salido hoy de este puer-
to con rumbo las costas del medic
de dfa de Irlanda donde ocurrio ell
torpedamiento del vapor Lusitania,
con objeto de ponerlo a fiote.
Hasta la fecha Sc ha mantenido en-
Isecreto, 81 el Lusitania Ilevaba' su
Ebordo cargamento de oro otras va
liosas mercancias en- Ell momento de
ocurrir la catastrofe.
Las autoridades de marina que exa-
minaron los conociniientos de embar-
fulgentes, qne las empresas ofrecen
constantemente al pdblico.
Entire los artistas que sccnndan
"a la labor de esos actores desconoci-
dos, yemos los noihbreS de Mary As
tor, Frances Agnew, Agnes Ayres, Ger
trude Astor, T. Roy Barnes, Naoh
Beery CompSom, Ann Cornwall. Ricar,
do Costds. I;obcrto Cain, Cecil r. de
Mile, William de Mile. Helen Dun
bar, Dinkey Dean, Rev. Neal Dodd.
villa Dana, Snitz Edwards, George
Faweett, James Finlayson, July Faye,
Alec Francis. Vera Fredova, Alfred E.
Green, sid Grammar, Jack Gardner,
Jntk Holt Hope HAMPTON, Sigrid
Holmquist, Alan Hale, stewart Ho1-
mes, 14lyd Hamilton, Gale Henry, Wal
ter Hers, Mrs. Walters HERS, Wi.
liam s. Hart, Leatrice Joy, ], Wa
rrcn Ker,igan, Theodore Kosloff. Lila
Lee, .Jasqueline Logan, Thomas Meig-
han, Own More, Bill Montana, Hank
Mann; May McAvoy, Jesnie Macpherz
son, Robert McKim. John McKinnon,
Nfta Naldi, Anna Q. Nilsson, Helen
Neary, Pola Negri. Eileen Percey, Ka-
lle Pasha, Bebb Peggy, Jack Pickford,
Will Rogers, Chuck Reisner, FRITZ
Rigeway, Ford Sterling, George. Ste
art. Anita Stewart. Estelle Taylor,
(Contin1a en- la eta. pagina.>
, 1923-05-19

chiefs will attend. Invitations have
been sent to Marshal Foch, repre-
senting France: Field Marshal Haig
and Earl Beatty. representing the
army and navy of Great Britain;
General Baron Jacques. commander
in-chief of the Belgian army; Cen
eral Diaz. Italian minister of war;
General John j. Pershing and Alvin
w. owsley. national commander of
the American Legion.
As in previous years, the French
government will cooperate in all the
ceremonies with official represen-
tatives and troops at those burying
places where 1t is possible to have
them.
In the afternoon of May 80 impress.
! v services will be held at the Sures-
mes Military cemetery, just outside of
Paris. 1t is hoped that the allied
commanders will attend these serv-
ices as well as those at the Pro-
Cathedral. Similar services will take
place at all the other cemeteries, and
these will be in charge of delegations
from the Memorial Day association
and the American Legion.
The plans provide. as in the past,
the placing of flowers on every
, 1923-05-19
I|;|III}


Tabernacle corner Sixth and Dur
bin streets. Rev. Charles A. Wilson.
d. D.. pastor. Sunday school 9:45.
Morning prayer and sermon IL a. m.
Rev. A. A. Blackstone will preach in
the absence of Rev. Wilson. who is
attending general assembly at Indian
apolis, Ind. Serman Saved in Hope"
Anthem 30 Lord God of Hosts"
Witty. Solo. Miss Abbott. selected.
Young Peoples meeting $50 D. m.
The evening service at s o'clock Ad-
dress by IL. Roe Bartle- This is n
Boy Scout meeting and they will at
in a body. Music by the Girls
Glee club of the high school. Like
as n father De Morest. Solo. HE
Knoweth ALL" Briggs, Miss Jaunita
Keene. Westminster Guild Wednes-
day evening tho place will be an
nounced Sunday morning. Miss Rum
sey who has lately returned from the
foreign missionary field will speak
to the guild. The missionary society
will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:s0
in the church at which time Miss
Rumsey will address the society. Al,
members should be present as Miss
ADDRESS is very interesting.
The parents of the Boy Scouts should
be present Sunday evening to hear
Mr.. Bartle'a address to the Boy
Tot are welcome.
, 1923-05-19
FRANCE PLANS HOMAGE TO AMERICAN SOLDIER DEAD
OVERSEAS MEMORIAL DAY ASSOCIATION IS IN CHARGE

PARIS. May 1s.-Memorial Da,
this year. according to plans now be-
ing developed by the Overseas Me
mortal Day association and the Amer
lean Legion. will be the occasion for
h final conservation of the graves
of the 30.5S7 American soldiers whose
bodies will rest forever in foreign soil.
To carry out this idea arrange
ments have been made to have Lin
coins Gettysburg address read at the
ceremonies at all the eight military
cemeteries abroad. This announce
ment is made by Colonel Francis Z.
Drake, president of the Memorial
Day association.
The chief service of the day will
be n solemn memorial ceremony in
Paris on the morning of May 30 when
the memorial tablets in the cloister
of the American Pro-Cathedral of the
Holy Trinity to tho memory of the
American Divisions: the American
Ambulance Service. and the Lafayette
Flying Corps. together with the stat
ute of Columbia. are to be unveiled.
This ceremony will be under the
presidency of Myron It. Herrick, the
American ambassador. and It is ex-
pected that the great allied war