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

llowdy. folks. Charlie Chaplin
aud fola NeEri rot into lovers
quarrel Wonder IL Charlie
crowned her with \ lemon pief
aIebbc Charlie referred TO her as u
Poia.eat
Charlie said he was 'tuy poor to
be married. Whom did he think he
wns marrying -vassar collegeg
II the movie actors continue then
present pace. Il won't be long before
people viii cail il the silver scream. =
fHE PERFECT ALIBl
Your honor, admit that APP
pcarances are against me. Hut
Il wasn't my fault. I was wear.
iug a tight collar and Il pressed
gainst my Adams apple until
lie cider ran down into my
gomach and made me drunk"
4 Wild uproar Was staged in the
state legislature yesterday but IN
fortunately nobody was hurt
legislators started to fight but
nobody knew how to use right
cross. So they SIMPLY used dou.
ble-cross
Il HEAR YOU CHILLING ME-
Tom Murphine rang a cowbell
and Governor Hart thought ne
WAS being PACED
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-03
Insulin, First Cure for
Diabetes, NOW Made Here
Seattle Given Benefit of Miraculous New
Discovery

entitled TO hear this message OF
hope.
However. in Difference TO his feel.
ings, his name will not be men.
toned.
lnsulin is an extract derived from
the pancreas OF cattle-the pan.
creas being 4 gland. sometimes de.
scribed by the butcher as the
stomach swcetbread" situated next
to and on the left of the stomach
and exercising an important digcs.
tive function, in all animals.
Diabetes, YOU see, Is the result OF
the failure o. this gland to func.
ton properly which, TO put II tech.
nically, makes a complete metnbol.
ism of the sugar In the human body
impossible, BY making an extract
from the same glands, extracted
from healthy cattle, the missing in.
tcrnal secretion Is restored - and
the dlabotlc condition is relieved.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
is MADE
The theory OF this remedy has
been known 70 the medical profcs.
sion for years and countless expert.
monts have been made. But all the
carly experiments proved futile be.
cause of the presence OF certain on.
zymos In tho pancreatic gland,
which destroys the curative sub.
stance.
Finally Dr. Il. g. Bantlng, a pupil
OF j. J. r. Macleod, professor
of physiology I'm the University of
Toronto, made tho vital discovery.
II he tledup the pancroatic ducts, the
cells which sccrotc the destructive
engines dcgenontcd In n short
while, On the other hand, the isles
TO contain the nntLdabotic fluid Tor
SCOPE substances which are known
TO contain the antdiabetio fluid Tor
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-03
PUPIL or SEATTLE
MUSIC TEACHER

Miss shlpman was q musical pro.
togc Of Mrs. Louise NJ. Beck and
studied dramatic art ut tho Ggnn
Dramatic school. she made her first
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-03
SHE'LL SEE GIRLS
AT STAR OFFICE

Miss Shpman viii mike daily np.
pcarunces ~ the Blue Mouse thenter
next week; but more she has prom.
Used TO come up to my office at The
star next Thursday. from IL TO IL,
to advise "movie-struol" misses
This I feel. Is o real opportunity for
Girls interested In this profession TO
obtain some constructive advice from
ono who has grown up with the mo.
ton pictures.
Nor will the outoftown girl be
slighted II will he impossible for
many girls 10 come to The star Of.
flee at that hour, SO Miss Shipman
has written series OF four articles
TO tho "scrccnstruck girl" which
win be published In The star. begin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-03
rHE PERFECT ALIpl

4 Wild uproar was staged In the
sfate legislature yesterday. but IN.
fortunately nobody was hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-03

llowdy. folks, Charlie Chaplin
and rola NrEri got into a lovers
quarrel. Wonder IL Charlie
crowned her with lemon pies
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
2icbe SrcnuOe IN 9lnslonO!

Der S6anofran3oie miitet gegen
webrloies oeutides Bolt. Gr idmingt
oie Sungerpeitide. fiilt sic 5rieObo
ie nit &inoergrGbcrn, treibt 6rauen
mo Sungfrouen in Sic @oroeae mo
eau enoe in Den Cool
@ir beIfen 10 gut mo 10 lange
mir tonnen-nber mie lange nod
Damn fist aud bel inns 6ran5oie mo
Tole i'm eolen Gerein.
Cine Der erlten SilismuBnobmell
lit Ole. ooB mir aus Dem neubeieB
ten @ebiet iofort Die Sinoer in gro.
Der 3obl mad Yommern qltis 2on0
b~eionoers in oen areis %ytuilgorO, &c.
nommen boben. Ole Siuocr limo mi.
tererndbrt, idIed)t gefleioct mo iol
len bier in b1uerlihen @erb1ltnilieu
mie0er oufgefuttert mcr0en, r mcnn
cs nidt 81 ipGt lit.
Sbr babt b getan in Noroamc
rita, in Merifo, in SiiOamcrifo, ME.
oerl1noiid Snoien mo N%ultrolienl
&ergelt's @ottl
gber nod bIeibt uicl 81 tiiu. @ir
fonnen es allein niht ldaiief. @elit
ben &inoern Die aus Der oeutidlen
Snouitriebeimat iliihten muBten -
5un16 It etipa 1000 ~ uno Die in
Eommern cine porIdufigc @eimat
s%eiunoen boben mo nod iiuocn iol
len.
Geutide in aller @eIt. Il loBt
oeutide 9inoer in 0entidluno nidt
Oeroerbenl ~
Spenoen ieoer 9lrt. aud in
aleibung. itteln, &c.
brauhten 9riefmnrfen an Sebrer
Snmmibih aus 0ortmumO, 3. 81.
@olnom ooer al midi
l1en Morf.
8r eitboupt. Yoltor
9aientbin b. @oQnom. SIR. Haltgar0.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23

lofortl &ouft i'm nod belte. 9oS
Central Committee miro ie0esmal,
IobuIO genug fir 100 Sud %eiugegan.
gen linO, oas 2agerbaus in 9amburg
anueiien, oiele 100 Sud Mebl iofort
mad Dem &ubrgebiet ab5ulenoen.
9ein Gag loute bcritreiden, an Dem
nidt minoeltenS 100 Sod BON Som-
burg obgeben. 0oppelt gibt mer
l6nea giebt; &ouft einen Sad Ntebl
fiir Die Hubrbilfe.
9o Die 0eutidJe &egierung Die
6ra6t- uno 8crianotfoiten bon Sam,
burg ms Hrtbrgebiet be5ablt, f0nnen
mir Oieles SAB Mebl weit inter Dem
reglllGreu 8ers aufspreis abgeben,
@el0ienoun9en ridte man an 0os
Central &elief Committee, 247 Gait
Ait Str, Stem 0orf, &c. g., ODER
man fam oie 8etrGge in u~nierer Sf,
flee, ITO Sedite Str. obgebelL uno
mir meroen o%ieielben freunolidit wei.
terbef0roern.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
6oncOroia Stride
90. mo IS. ctr. q. ".
9oitor 6. VI. g d.

g(m Dcrgongcnen Sonntog a6eno
fono in Der GoncorOio. STRIDE oie9ril.
lung Der o~iesidbrigeu 9oufirmau.
oen.9Iaiie itott. GieieIbe beitebt aus
uier5ebn ainOern fiinf &nabeu mo
nelin Yf1oden. Sbre gtomen iiio:
hilbert y. @brbnrot, 9ap ". 5reOe
ridien. g9iliam $. Sepfin9 6reoe.
rid $. 9ogemonn, George Is. 8oea.
Ter, @liie 9. Alt, 6rieOn 10. gllt.
2ouiie &. 0iiringer, Sricoa &. CIR.
Ter, gloeIine ". Sepier, Srma 6.
3iridner. Gillian .. Glein, SeIen
sc. Sdiaing lno Morsaret Strieter.
Die einiegmIng erfolgt am fom.
menoen H~aImionntog. i'm engliihen
Morgengottesoienit, Der nm fl llbr
beginut. PIN YalmIonntoe 96eno
miro Die Silgenoliga ibr SabreSfeii
feieru, uerbunoen nit elmer Hcrnion
Ger &ouiirman0eu friiberer Sabre.
uno ser @~ottesoienlt miro gon5 BON
Den ilnacn Sellten Ger @emeiuoe ge.
leitet mcroen. Die 9eamten ser Son.
coroia Ooung Eeople's 2eaglie limo
George 0cnnp. SRI. Gorlo SonteI
mann, Sri. ella @oIf, GdebarOt
Sen3e, SorrD Strietcr, SRI. Wlotbil
DC 9olb unO SRI. Gertrude Ru5ida.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23

&ertruuen berribt bort ieOe @runO-
lage fir 8erlt6noigung auf 5u eri-
ltieren. Den 6%ran3oien bangt offeu-
bar INN ibre 3ttunft. Sic fur9ten
lid in Der Eat; es lit nidt rur poll.
Tides Spiel. Sbre 8eOolferuue
nimmt raid ab. ytah 30 Snbren
ioa Oeuti6lon0 cine Ooppelt 10 gro
BE Beoolferung baben ais 6ranf-
reid. SIN ndbitidbrigen fran5oii-
i6en YorIament, int Nbgeoroneten-
bolts, meroen 50 meuiger Tolfsber-
treter iisen oils in Dem iesigen. Die
8erminOeritng Der 8ebolferung bat
oas 5lr 6olge. go Sro5ent aaer
fran50iii9en 5amilien beiist nitr 1
&ino, 2 &in0er ODER 3 &inOer o0er
lit fin0erlos. Sour 40 Yro3ent bot
mebr ais orei &inoer. 6ran5oiti6e
Offi5iere in 0eutidlanO fommen
aus Dem Stallnen iiber Die groBen
Somilien OortieIbit nibt binalls. SIT
mid t oieie 8eboIferungS-
ur dt oes Yuoels&ern unO @runo
fir Die per5meifelten militarii6en
MtoBnabmen Der 5ran5oien?
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
Sadermarft.

Ser aaSperIe, Ben Sbr in ser
&inobcit anf ben SobrmGrften geie-
ben bobt, er lit mieoer %Iebenoig ge-
moroen, er lit 8nar oeriiingt uno bot
elm lleles, mooerneS &leio an, aber
oie liebe, CUTE, olte, 0euti6e Seele lit
innen qeblieben. &ouft @ud uno
@rrn &inoern Dies Bud uno oeltt-
ider, i9lidter, gciuneer, gemiitiin-
niger Sumor 5iebt in @uer Seim
elm.
SIR m ii s aud oas oSdloB am
Meere" unO nGaSperles Meerfabrt"
farfen ltno Ieien; cin Stiid g1lrer
9inobeit miro mieoer mad uno Sbr
trdumt @r6 mieoer 5uriid ms @un-
oerlano girer Slgeno; uno mie
Sbr e8 lparet, meroen Cure &inoer
Ieliq iein, menn tie leien, pie ser
mo0erne Sasper Sen mo0ernen
3ali6er tot mat.
SIR beri6afft aber oamit ni6t MIR
git6 uno grcrn &inoern einen rel
den fiinitleriiden @enuB; Sbr for
bert ni6t mr. CUTE, edte oeiitide
8olfSfunitl Sbr belft aud an einem
groBen @erfe.
Sir oen Minoeitpreis bon MIR eli
mem Dollar befpmntt ibr Scr Sou-
erbrunnen", oOns SGloB am Mee-
re-, uno YaasperIes Meerfobrt".
auuft Iiel @elOienouneen ridte man
Serrn 8iirsermeiiter Streng, Tfor8-
beim. &atbaltS.
Serrn Sabrifont aoloeter /. ga.
Sobmonn II. &anberer M.-@., @for5-
bcim. GbrenumtIi9er aoiiier;
StGbtiihe Sporfaiie Eforobeim,
@erlagsfonto u8itmentrolt".
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
SiiOOentider MGmnerdOr 9iebt lei
tenem &nnltgeuuh.

9m Gitermontae mer0en Der Sii0
oeutide Dt1nnerhor aus Narlsrllbc
in Yaoen. bierieIbit Elm &on5ert &c
ben ouS leltene mliitoli i6e @euiilie
peripridt. Der Gbor bat bcreits III
5oblreiden StGOten 0on5erte oeruu
toilet mo eroBc tiinitIerii6e @riol
&c er5ielt. Gin iiberolis bcr5lider
@mpfauJ oiirfte 0en Sdngeru ans
Der altei Seimot audi bier bereitct
per0en.
9irignt Seiu5 5roblid miro nit
ieinen S1ngern Elm lebr rei6bultiges
Yrogramm bieten oas neben 8erIeu
oes oeutihen &olfsIieoes aud Dem
<nltgeiong breiten 3aitul l1Bt. DC
oeuti6en 8eitungen idreiben bodlt
entbuiialtiid iiber Die 2%eiitun9eu oee
Gbors uno ebenfaas in b0dlt aner
tennensmertcr Meiie bobeH lid atue.
rifonilde Muiiffritifer geduBert. 81.
right 6rohlih lit Ger Snba6er bon s
Oirigentenpreiien mo bat NIT ieinem
Gbor nuf peridieoenen SGngerfeitell
la Yreiie urO bodlte G6renpreiie er.
rllngen. 3ulebt oui Dem groBeu @e.
iangsmettitreit in 6ronfflIrt a. VI.
i'm Sabre 1921.
9ir iolten nlio alle 5llgegen iein.
eritens, ben tildtigen 51ugern 5ur
Gbre mo 5rpcitens, onmit sic SGIitl
oes Grtrages, Ole oen oentihen ain.
bern Sltgut fonmt, cine betrdhtlids
Summe ergeben moge.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
@rOfer Sitcrbaq.


Ser Diitritt 100 Oes 0eutiden
neutrality-suspicious. gibt am Otter.
montog Elm San8fr6r6den i'm bic
Iigen Concord 9lubbaus. 8er moll-
te ga feblen. Gin Oltermontag obnc
Sono lit geraOe 10 mie cine Suppc
obne SoI5. Nlio nuf Sung uiO Sit,
ltno fonumt gum San5. Das &omite
bat oafiir geiorgt, OaB aud geniigenb
oeutide Gdn5e geipielt meroen. 9ie
Mulif liefert oas 81. &reis'ide Or.
feItra, 4 Mann Itarf. Sir lleber.
raidunsen fir ale anweienoen III
ebenfaaS geiorgt.
Gh. q. Streib.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
Stabtneuisfeiten. :.
Ncnfmal @eorac gsaihinatons.

@tHtht"t VNoAbN AhIviibtuiiN
IS miro Jest oorgeidlogen Oas
StanObilo ocs Generals Sadion I'M
2aiapette Bart Dor Dem @eiBen
Sous ourdl Oie Statue @eprae @aib.
ingtons 81 erieben. 3as lit elm gu.
ter @lan. gtur mioeutreben ibm
ole 6rernoe Oes SiiOens ser &erei.
uigten Staoteu, uuO es lit Onber
5pciielboit. ob ctluos 0oraus miro.
gui Dem 2aianette 4lae Iteben ieet
Die 6rcimOe @aibinatons. Steuber
Nodombeou, 9afopette mo aosciis.
TO. IS mare oIio Iogiit. mern oos
0enfmal Oes 8aterS OeS 2onOes 0a.
3i geiebt miiroe. Wlon merit bon Die.
lem @riinOer Der @ereiuigten Stan.
ten lit ser Sauptitaot Oes 2on0es
meuiger oils BON 2ineoln mo an0eren
@roBen. mi
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
PM 81 lora lpnroe I'M 9roipec.

-9m 6.0ldr5 puroe i'm Yroipect
@ia 6rieoboie 6rau 6re0. 3. 9eTm
Dceraben. gSobnbait mar ieIbige in
0uuie Nr. 1929 Sedlte Str. y. g.,
Sie peritarb i'm iugenoliden AIter
pom 26 Sabren.
.,Sm @lemuooo 6rieobofe wuroe
Die Seide oes 5rauf Goot sur leBten
3iube beltatiet. Seine 5rau cling
lbm Dor 5 Sobren int &ooe uorous.
3fuei Sobne in glIter BON 8 mo II
,Jobren muroen in 0ns Seim ibres
oufels in Glepelono, Ohio, auIge.
nommen. Al
SIN Alter BON 50 Sabren per-
ltarb IN Springfield, 9toii., 5rou
Rolina S. aoebler. Die 8eerOigung
+fauo nurb Dem 8roipeet Sta 6rieobo.
fe itatt. Tim Die Cote trauern ibre
StinOer, @roBfinOer uno entel, 10.
mie ein GROCER 9efanutentreis.
Sn fur5en 8orten muroe mn
lcrn Selern oas eri1iitternoe Hobel.
gramm mitgeteilt, Dab Der allbelieb.
Ge Wtuiiter, 9err &SunOerlid, III
0gitidlono oeritorben lei. @r mnr
Dor mngefdbr Sobresirilt 5u Yeiuh
oortbin gereilt, mo iolte in oieien
gSoden mieoer nad Naibington 6lt-
riidfebreu. 4nitott oeiien fam je-
ood ons oerb1ngnisUolleS elegramm.
SEER @unocrIib mar bierieIbit III
DER Il. 2. Diariue aopeae, ais Wilt.
iifer, tGtig. Die aoreiie Der Mitipe
lit Yer. II Seber StraBe, Stuttgart,
@crmanD.
SIM @lcmpooo 6rieobofe murOe
5ur lesten Hube b%eltattet 6rnnflin
y. acBler, mobuboit 1858 Roieoale
StraBe RS. Tim ieinen Zoo trnu-
ern lein otter Yoter mo cine permit
mete ShmeIter. Der geritorbene mar
80 Sabre alt.
Dor eiuigenSagen Deritarb bier.
leIbit 9err Miomauer; er mobnte inl
0auie Nr. 922 9Sa. ape. q. ".
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23

SIM &auie Der 9routmutter,
gtr. SOB 9teunte Str. Sil0olt, MUIR
Oen 6rGuIein Wlinnie 4. &ier unO
@err 6reo. &. Hambiniou our1
0errn Holtor 2oder gum 9unoe fir
oos Seben pereinigt. 3abIreih ma
ren Die pielen 5reunoe Der gralt lo-
lUie Der gan5en6amilie eridienen I'M
lid nit Ibr 81 frellen ulo ibre @ro-
tuIationen periOnlib oar5ubringen.
Die Srou5eugen maren 6r1illein 2o-
retto Yrice mo Serr Augult Bier.
0es grdutigams Safer lit 9aptilten
Gaitor in Baltimore. OaS graut
poar lernte iih in aoblen5 femien
poielbit Der iunge Mtann Soloat in
Der 8eiabungSormec mar.
SIN GIternbouie ser 9raut III
G%berrpoole, 9a.. mur0en am -.
OtGr6 ourd Nerrn Yaltor @orina
SEER gSiliom @ooge unO 6rGulein
Serbia 4Iipine 9ernitein. getraut.
0os iunee @bepoar miro in Sort
&ortb, Seros, iuobnen.
Der Gang oeS bieiiaen Serbian
0es Der 2itboerapbeure. ser am les
ten Samstag IN Concord 8lllbbouie
ltattfan0, erireute iih zines gltcn
9eludes. 9ei Dem oonlit nerbunoc
ncn Ereistegeln fieIen Die Greiie ocn
folgenoen Yerionen 5li:
1. Yreis: Gbriitopb SoIobeierleti;
2. @reis: Mortin Sdiaing;
3. Nreis: q. &eB;
Gomenpreis; Srau Econ.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
0entides S6eater int GOmcurS.a Stub
an DOrigen SOnntag.

3mei feline S6mGnfe famell pori
gen Sonntog 9lbeno mi Scale oes
CONCORD NIubS our6 0titglie0er 0es
&lllbs lelbit sur Aiiffiibrung. DaS
eriteStiid bieB nWtoniieur Serfules~
oos 5peite nDur1 Die 9lume~. 0ie-
les lestere idien better gefollen 81
baben ais oos erite uuo mur0e aud
etmas Hotter geipielt. 9eioe Stiide
beruben auf Dem betannten Motip
Der geripe6sIllng: I'M erIteren miro
Elm S6uIoireftor fir eineu 3irfuS
0ireftor angeieben, mas b0ie 8eripid
fangen abFegt in0em q. 9. Elm Shul
amtfan0ioat &uftipriinge MADDEN lol
un0 Der alte Director aui Dem &opf
81 iteben fir fdbig gebolten miro.
OaS Stiid 00ur6 oie 8lume" be-
bonoelt einen SeiratSontrag, Der gu
iebr Ourd Die 8lunte geipro1en uno
NIT MISUNDERSTANDING ui6t 0eut-
lid genuJ gefpeien mar, ioooB cine
Gltere @itme einen julgen 9lr5t, elm
alter Sung9elele elm blutjunees
WiG06en fir ben fiinftigen 2ebenS.
9cnoIien anliebt, mas ii6 aber allies
ots luitiger Srrtum b~eraitsltelt. Sri.
&rei0emann ipielte Die Sugenolieb-
baberin re6t nett, iie iproh oeutlih,
obi6on tie i'm gon5en ni6t piel 81
iagen bate. SEER @brler NOR Elm.
nal 3irfusatblet, 0ns onoere Wtal
ser alte Sltnggeielle, &entner Moea.
mann. Gr bate beioe Wtate cine
midtige 9foae uno entleoigte lih Der
ielben nit 9roBem Shneio; er lit Elm
geborener Shauipieler. Srau $.
Bauer lpielte ebenfalls in beioen
Stiiden uno omar in ear3 beri1ieoe-
ner @igenl6aft. DDS Stu6enmGo.
den oerman0elt ii6 I'M 3peiten
S6panf in cine respectable 6rou
S6ulte 9oenitrump. 9[u1 lie 0eih.
nete li6 our1 cine flare AuSlprahe
uno 6lird rubiges, %beionnenes Spiel
aus. SEER &aempf, ais 2ebrtanoi.
Dat, paBte mirflih fir feline Hoae;
es CAB ii6 ridtig mieoer. Der Cir.
tlis0ireftor (&err 3efar) iibertrie6
oas 9enebmen eineS 3irfuSbeliters
pieaeidt etlpoS uno mar nidt INNER
%DerltGn0lid; aber 0as geborte gum
Seil mobl 0a3u. SEER Nlfreo 0ieb
MAJ, Shltlmeilter, 5art un0 fein &c.
bil0et, ull0 NOR Der redte Wonn fir
oieien &oltens Scrr s. 6ranfe ais
! iungcr Nr5t iprad FLAIR uno dnge'
nebm mo miro in 5ufiinftigen Auis
fiibrltngen cine mertnoae &roft ab.
ge6en. &err BaIl &ie0el ais Diener
modte leine Sahe nor5iiglih; er
mar rubig uno felt mo gut 5u Der.
Iteben. 6rou Mo6ler uno @err
@onorod iino alte, eingeiibte Spie.
Ter. Sic gldn5ten beioe uno ipielteil
nit %offenbarem 8%ereniigeuL obne
2%ampenfieber un0 Anglt. 0teie bel
Den lin0 cine Sbeoterporlteaung fir
iid ieIbit.
Die Auffiibrung iuar gut beilidt,
OaS .3ulammenipiel lieB 5ipar nod
81 miinihen iibrig. SIM gon5en ge-
nommen ober baben uniere S6oii-
Ipieler inns aber einen redt gemiitli
den MbenO berlhafft. Mir oanfcn
ibnen fir hire Miibe. gliif boloiges
@ieoerlebell.
2umdroa, @eaIluaf, mirflids SeIiFu.
tcficn, inh III habcn bel:
URLIers, 36-45 &isss @arft.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
@cbriiOer D~anS6nrsb erlueiiern ibr
WeIdlGft.

Ole betounte 5irma Sans6urgb
bat oos Reltouront sRotbsfeler",
ede Der odten uno @.StraBe, u. W.
t1uilih e%rlporben, ebenio Elm Saus
lueiter unten on ser odten StroBe.
Gas @eid)oit miro INNER groBer.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-23
Deut1Alunb, mad uuf!

0%eutiflano, men 0euti6lanO, crtpodit on uift bolO9 s
9egit on nod Saoer uno Streit2
Spirit on oos Roubtier niht, Oos Did tmtraat2 {
YIogt Did nod Mibgunlt un0 gteio2
Miait Oh ni6t ernie 8uiommcnlebn,
8rennenoel Mugs nad 8nffen ipdbn2 (
GelitidLanO, mein 9eutidIonO, nod aufl :
Sieb' oeIncr 6rouen berb1rmt @eTdt {
Sieb' 0ener &inoer Scot:
Sn ibren Aueen erloi6 oaS 2idt, {
Miblt unO miitet ser So0.
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visiting relatives and friends.

visiting relatives and friends.
the university, left Monday for Cor
wallis, Oregon, to attend a conference
of librarians
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. hewitt, of
Plummer, Idaho, arrived in Moscow
Saturday to enter the summer school.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Barrows left
Monday in their car for San Fran
cisco, Cal, where they will attend the
American Medical Association con-
vention which begins June Is. From
there they go to their cabin on Sun
set Beach for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Gallup
motored to Lewiston Sunday and
spent the day.
Mrs. T. Simonson of Curfew, Wash,
is guest at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs julius Brandt and
little daughter, of Spokane, were
weekend guests at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Good
win.
Senator E. G. VanHoesen of Mesa,
Orchards, spent the weekend in
Moscow a guest at the home of Prof
and Mrs. Phi. Soulen.
Fred Ernest has sold his residence
on Hayes street to Vern Parkins Mr.
Parkins purchased the place for
home.
Mrs. c. W. Markham and daughter
left Monday for Tacoma, on an ex-
tended visit.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss ROmania Pease, who has been
visiting in Moscow for some time left
Sunday for her home in Chicago.
Miss e. Calvin left Sunday for Tole-
do, Ohio. on an extended visit.
Rev. c. D. Yates Of Kellogg, spent
the weekend in Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Brigham left Mon
day for Arco, Idaho, called by the
news that their son, Boyd Brigham,
was i'll at that place with spotted
fever.
w. M. Derry and family of Plum
mer Idaho, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Derry.
Prem Moon, U. of T. poultry special
list, formerly of Moscow, now of Boise,
spent the weekend in Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raye E. Neidig left
Monday afternoon for the east on an
extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Headley were
guests OF Roy Baker Of New Plymouth,
Idaho, at dinner at Lindley hall, Sun
day. Mr.. Baker is member of the
1923 class at the university.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Brandt and son,
Bobbie OF Spokane, spent the week
end in Moscow, guests at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Mulfinger. Mr.. Brandt was formerly
in business in Moscow. He is now
with the Spokane Chronicle.
Aibenworth Brothers Of Bovill, were
Moscow business visitors Monday
Clark Butler, prominent farmer
from near Evergreen, was a Moscow
business visitor, Monday.
Miss Iris Rowe, a student in the
state normal at Lewiston, returned to
Lewiston, Monday evening after a
several days visit at her home in Mos
cow
Miss Gladys Danham of Troy ar
rived in Moscow Monday, to spend
few days with friends.
Miss Ethel Williams and Miss Alma
Travis of Potlatch. spent the week
end in Moscow, guests OF Miss Iris
Rowe.
Mrs. G. R. Beckman and children
left Friday for Portland on an ex-
tended visit.
Captain George Horton of Boise, is
spending the week in Moscow, at
tending the commencement exercises
Mrs. ]. w. Gibson Of Victoria, B.
c., is in Moscow visiting her brother,
DR.. Charles F. Magee, and acquaint-
ances in the city
Mrs E. NJ Carson went to Spo-
kane Monday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. B. Towne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Goodwin. of
Ellensburg, Wash, are in MOSCOW
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COMING EVENTS

Paradise Lodge No. II, A. F. & A.
M.-Regular meeting Tuesday even
ing, at five o'clock p. m. Refresh
ments will be served.
Norwegian Lutheran Church La
dies Aid will meet at the Coster
home Wednesday. All persons wish
ing to ride are asked to be at the
church at the corner of Sixth and
Jefferson, at 2 p. m.
Presbyterian Church Aid and
Missionary Circle meeting Tuesday
afternoon Business session at 2:3O;
program at 8. Topic, freedmen .
Lillian White will speak and Agnes
Mae Brown will conduct a pageant
Methodist Church-Ladies' Aid will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock The June hostesses will
have charge. Meeting in new room.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 the
Foreign Missionary society will meet
in the ladies' room.
Norwegian Lutheran-Young La
5sas' ~wi11 will moot Wednesday, eve
ming with Miss Christine Hegstad
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as its feature attraction for next week
the new Encore picture, "The Tents
of Allah" in which Monte Blue and
Mary Alden are starred at the head of
q splendid cast that includes Mary
lam. Martin Faust, Charles Lane and
others.
and directed by Charles A. Logue, is
tale of the adventures and romance
of an American girl who brought a
year of bad luck to Morocco, and of
a daring young bandit chief who plum
dered caravans for riches, but who had
never stolen woman. Producer E.
A. MacManus took the entire company
to Porto Rico to make the picture
for release by Associated Exhibitors