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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

Mics Faith ksFmrihufne. national
f4sia SECRETARY AZ slsr Campfire
uifts, visited Camp Ersiih sfutn ri.
asY evening 70 Saturday evening.
July 9 ard 7 Friday evening the
girls gave 3 fsErani. written By shs
girls ok camn representing ihe
search ~ stfihoed for snfus pfxan.
sAsion which win rtve her sumanon.
adyeasutr. pofafatleshsp. ard =
chance 10 auFk out her cNn Ia.
aiysauailiy. Rhs Eoen shrn ,lst
wsuai round - gigsss. sewing clubs.
dancing clubs. social clubs. hiking
clubs Gle. And IL Hs8ll dissatisfied
nnitl AZ last sht sinds Campfire.
Hhieh fliis me reed which saa has
Always sss
After thf pageant Miss Kemp.
ihnsns told tbs girls about other
camps in tho country which hlse
had visited Friday. al older Esris
who weFe Interested Ia doing Camp
fire wufk were EiYra chance 10
have conferences ntth Msss Kemp
slsnfus.
From Seattle. Miss ksmpshpsne
IN geinr 70 Denver, Col. 10 conduct
guardians training coarao.
Tho second period al camp win
probably STAND out In the mesnDfy
~ all She girls attending camp AZ
That time, ~ a period * hgkes. long
and short, All interesting and show.
lng che sp1sndid nplT5t IL Campfire
Girls
Tho raspberry and loEanberry
crops on vashsn island were ready
and pickrra WIRE scarce Campfire
Girls answered the cali for help
and on Monday and Tuesday os the
last week iee girls entered The
berry fields. on Monday The girls
left camp early in the morning and
returned IN tho evening. but Tues.
dsy 80 girls went 50 tho heal Han.
son farm. picked berries all day.
slept nsst ~ doors al night and
liked hack. 70 camp Wednesday
morning. while these girla were at
Eilispott party II 80 senior girls
rowed across the sound and spent
the night campcd about shc haunted
house The junior girls hiked along
the beach. found good camp site
and spent tho night under the stars
for most Of them their first night
In the open.
Az Of the girls returned declaring
that their hike had been the very
best.
Between 500 end 400 ,no,hcrs, ia
theirs and friends II Seattle Campfire
Girls visited Camp Scaith. Sunday.
July s.
The guests arrived az 1850 on the
Virginia v. after discriminating
while tho Girls sang camp songs. they
were escorted by their Campfire
friends around camp and were shown
tho many cottages and other equip
mcnt.
AZ 1900 o'clock dinner was served
In the hIg dining hall in senior camp
for both the RucstH and tho Camp
girla immediately following dinner
tho campers met at the baseball dia.
mond Tor the track meet a baseball
and a basketball game were features
Of the day. AS 4, had rained steadily
Tho week before the girls had boon
unable TO practice any sport, There
fore, everything was necessarily i'm.
After the track meet there WAS
general assembly on the dock. AZ
this time tho girls sang Camp Seaita
songs aud gave ono minute talks
Then ea tho boat whistlod All the
parents dashed and after many false
starts at last every ono was ON hoard
and tho second Visiting day OF the
season was over
The first period circus having been
such huge success. Il was decided
TO repeat the venture during second
period Miss Winlfrcd Herrick. Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
,fYpTTE CHATTER 40. q

Myrtle Chapter No. ~. o. r. s..
win nTsst In the corinthian room
at the Masonic temple. Monday eve.
ming. July 49, The officers win hs
advanced during the initiation esrc-
monies.
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Personal

pf aud Mn Park Weed Willis
and ST. ana Mrs Donald . stewart
returned Thursday evening from
three weeks motor trip 70 yellow
stone park
Mas Priscilla Treat. ailss Helen
Pay, Miss Anne Parsons and hes
house guest. Nlss Natalie itaasra.
viii leave TupsdsY 20 spend several
days aH the guests ~ Sir ana Mra
Arnold Poison priscilla Andsrsani ln
Aberdeen, ailss Frances Pitcher. ~
Northampton. Mass who has been
SITES I'arsans' guest Tor a Few days.
is leaving Monday fsr eai. Lake
CITY.
ar ana Mrs. II 4. Modlliia and
Afrs Charles Hoss. with ihsir fami.
iisa ana Sire. Cecil TsnuY. TERI Tuts
day BY motor for Pacific Reach
SIR. and Sire George ~ Terrell
ana daughter Eiizahsih have been
Spending thla week az Quailieum
aAfaAW N"tttf - ~
ar ana Airs n Victor Owens ana
two little daughters. barhafa and
iiaNa. have removed % Aberdeen -
make ihriF hans
Capt ard AIRS ;. A. noslYn isfi
todag fef Tacoma 81 spend the week,
end with Mrp Resigns parents. 81
and Mrs iiiHks
stiss arisoam and siiss Grace Girls
com ere spending the week end IN
Tacoma.
ar caspar Clarke left Wednesday
on short business ifip Esn'.
Mrs Richard Vaughn. ~ Oakland
= visiting her pafsnts. Mf ana Mrs I
u y Alien
aiihs ilsifna iiuusasen. q Pert
LARD. h ihs Haasr guest u Ar and /
MHa q knus ii0tsfis.
III Robert Graham is't recently
fef che tssi en hpsiasss irfr.
Mrs Thomas Hglmssn ssa two rhll.
dfsn ist to-day fsr takt cheisn. ip
te sNaF tao assks-
Ma and Mfs George n Wright
esms ap ffusn &sH Fraarlstp ttreRiiY I
10 st@hd fsw seeks uiih Mfs
virgins parents. NJ and Ms a =
LassbF. sE ghslf sauHssF haHls aa
VashhR tsisha
Me- ard SITE c " agsssnhsFs
4n8 fassf 0sash'ffs Miss KAgia ani
ttiss CyaFe HsaHsnpsfs. ais spsat
ins several DAYS IS shsis FgHsmsf
hains. sofitia Heights
tits , crssi sna hss asuKhisF
Betty rstauss. q iissl.aEtam. are
snsaslsE shs wssh sssd Al ihs Hotel
WashiHEsan II
Mr. ard ATS fasssf T. Adams. -
Greet Pals Mort are visiting Mr
ara Mrs &ifeA tusain AZ ihsgf
hesus Is Thrss Tree isa,nE
sir psaala fraser accompanied /
~ Mf. John 2mbtsF. vfa has tesn
Astsasinx sts IRiFsmi'r - Virginia.
hss arrived 20 vtaf~Ir T'ssss7a
father. mr. a. q ~ f>ssF urs
iApaAta Fraser all STRIVE lister
air aai Mrs. James y rinkbaa
have a. fhslF house, Eussss. for asv
sfat wssAs. stfs f.tatazm's SISTER.
tffs George ~ rait - ceieaeo and
Mes John y TfYthsll e upNia.
q Il.
Airs Matsafss G Gulsiis i raiss
iagniua her bsosbs5 Ia ssw and sisisF
Atr end Mrs II o iIawpFa. e l'hos
MIS- Ara
nss, Mary rrsisfsrR suaas'fen
ara ulss GmllY Ca'taB sill lrays
ssahasy foy a seeks stag jig taHte
HsAitb
Mfs a y iiauahsa ani d8osh
Ter. Msss kashifsB is9alAbsa ltst
thts wrsk uu sHp 70 AiAsas
I.f ard Mrs Husnsf Fbits ana
NJ ard Mrs jaha A ktaesbaff
mha hasr tzcn visiting IN iaau faf
a fortnight. haiisa THURSDAY on
ttip 20 Alaska. Thsy wrfa Aceasn
fanisd ~ Miss Nose Gsass and Miss
Rachel Price,
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ANNUAL PROGRESSIVE
LUNCHEON

The Hunts point circle Of she
Fruit anii Flower Mission viii have
It's annual progressive luncheon on
Tuesday. July ~. The first course
Will 30 served u, the home ~ Mrs
W. l. Bilgsr. the second at ihs
home Of Mrs Fannie t3fcdt Clarke.
the third with Mrs Charles NJ. Cur.
lis. ths fourth with MTs. Charlton
HAN and the musical program. On.
der tho direction Of sirs. Ella Helm
Boartiman. at the home 81 Mrs +. J.
Martin,
Tho steamer Ariel leaves Madison
park At IL o'clock for Hunts Point.
Members Of the circle extend an In.
formal invitation 70 interested real
dents Of this side "a attend. Mrs.
william 8. Kslton Il chairman Of
tho circle. Mrs W H. Hartley.
treasurer and Mrs. F. +. Trempsr.
secretary.
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Mrs. Baker Entertaias at Smart Tea

Frsiay charming
affair compliment Lewis.
Mrs wian tnuam
nIarea Ian fera jsfssonyn Ind hp visiting her PARENTS SIC
andM FRS James y Lans
esa u pouring
Arthur Seehau
Mrs IIsny Rroasrck
Wallace pashis. Mrs joseph
Moody Gertrude Lrwis and Miss kariA ana M
clair oteab<r ASSISTS
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a a. ~ coNvrNr1nN

Convention Of Neighbors Of Wood.
craft viii be held in Seattle, from
July 81 70 August I. In knights
craft will be held in Seattle on
July 81 and August !. in knights Of
Pythias hall.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
AUXILIARY

AUXILIARY
RAINIER POST NO.
American Legion Auxiliary to
Rainier Pest No / will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening.
July rs. In this New Arctic hotel
club rooms Mrs. Eruss: BaFnhart
wili hs the speaker. Final plans
wsii b. made FOR assisting IN the
entertainnSat Of ths fleet
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HARMONY HoMsTitAD

Harmony Homestead 1913 Iro.
'hsrhood ~ American Yeomen. viii
haYe q class initiution, Tucsday.
oyenlDg, July ~, at O'Clock, al
Moore hall. Eighth and Union.
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RAINIER CAMP.
n =.

Rainier camp. Royal NeiEhbors Of
Anerica. will give a card party
Monday evening. July rs, ~ 4
O'Clock. in swedish Club hall Neigh.
bors and friends invited.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES
GOPHER CLUB

The Gopher club u making ar.
engagements for its annual picnic. to
be held Saturday afternoon. July 2s.
al Woodland park. All former Min.
nesotana are urged to attend.
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SHORT GLOVES

Short white kid gloves with rcgu'
lation stitching are worn With me
most festive and fluttcry orEHn0s
frocks.
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'COTERfE CLun
ANNUAL PICNIC

Tho cotsrio club vii bayv It's an.
lnuai picnic on Tuesday. July IA. nj
the summer home OF Mrs. Thomas
irving AZ Rolling bay. Boat leaves
Pier 8. foot Of Madison sst, AZ 9.sO
%. M.
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PAST COMMANDERS

CLUB w. u. a.
w. ii. A. Past Commanders club
Of Seattle Isayisw No. will meet
with sfra. feyiFia X. West. 1896
s5rd ave. s, w. Tuesday. July IL.
at 1910 o'clock. Members take All
car.
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wEgT sisATTLE
n...rur.r., -. =.

West Seattle Review 40. 81. w. u.
a. OF tho Maccabeeg viii meet at
cnrpcntcrs' hall Sili California ave.
Wednesday. July Is, at .. IN. Cards
at o'clock
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Dinner Hosts Thnrsdau Epenina

Iy alnnsr ThuFY
n stlnons houss 3
iislsna lusoa. q Vancouver C
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Picnic for House Guests

fad sunday
Pitcher. - Northampton
Ksnnebunk. Ne
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rRa GRAHAM

EN'TEETA tNA COMMITTEES
Mrs Fftsietick W Graham eater.
talasd ,Hs program COMMITTEES Of sbr
Seattle slaaie gsa1y cluh. * which
sha ls president. al luncheon az her
homo Friday. July "a Plans and
programs Tor The year book Nrge com.
pletesl At this meeting, The club has
just elnsed a successful years work.
and hopes - increase tbs scope 81 g,s
activities during the coming year.
The ladies present we're. Mrs
Fred Reid. Mrs Charles Kfacks. Alias
Ruth Prior Mlss Margaret Eek. Msa
Arden smith. Mrs NJ G. almpkfn
and Mrs Reisett Morton. The year
hook will he out by August 4.
Mrs. Gfahani haA returned from
Ashevills. y. G.. where sho went 10
attend tho BIENNIAL convention Of ,Es
National Federation of Music clubs
IN JpnP. In tho party with Mra
Graham eoIuE Fast we're Mrs. Clara
Moper Hhrtlc. Mrs. Helen Grove.
Smelling. Mrs Montgomery Lynch
and Miss Lois wiley. all delegates to
tho convention In Ashayllla. Mra
Lynch has nlsn returned 10 t:,r etty.
Mrs Hartie - visiting relatives in
West Virginia. Mira Smelling is In
New York. and win return to Seattle
IN August
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FEDERATED CLUBS
TUT+gTEp "a Picnic

Mrs n, y Teekle, chairman ~
this building trustees Of tho FEEDER.
alton Of women's clubs. announces
a nesting and picnic of Nil trustees
OF tho federation on July rs. at
1890 o'clock, In The upper picnic
grounds in Woodland park. C1uts
not having trustee are asked to
send a representative. Members viii
bring own lunch and cup. Coffee
will be served.
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Plannina Supper for Snndqu Epeninq

Geaag e planning Informal fer
SUNDAY Mrs Edward Morgan
eonnnsd fsads
AlEa- Mnll
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Miss Hilton Names July ~ as Wedding Day;
Bridge Tea Planned for Neat Friday

Mss HILTON daughter and Mrs
wi
Philadelphia July
81 church with
tadnE the assisted b. Rev.
ags Edmund Wilbur Hilton Win y maioa q homer and Ns wlnla
the small niece ~ the viii
be r. H. be-
siven m marriage rs hs brother n Hilton
u the brides rafsnta
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SEATTLE woAtASs ct.Nn
Ths Heatsis wonAas eiuh all haia
To annual pscaie on THURSDAY. jaif.
~ AZ lbs nsu taacgla tssAgb park
AZ ~ o'eiaes Members afs requested
20 asss AZ Nseeaa ard t1ns at - ..
m 70 iaks esF Ne
PIONEER AUXILIARY
Picnic
4 Ths pT8nssF AaxilisFY "a WASHING
saa Stats Pioneers. w8li haAd an an
aAy asfsiF on "Wednesday. taiy rs. 81
tTanser esabhoase. Nisassaa PARK. 4
plcaie laHehson IN charge Il ftsa en-.
scgstvs COMMITTEES. vsii 10 served at
aoaa There usti % ) short tussrsss
msetins. with Mrs xilia a. MeeFs.
pFval8sat. q chs anxitlaF9, presiding.
AZ phleh tssus u class will t~ sasss.t.
tod 70 membership R1lgIlhsasY eans
sssss ~ residence ~ sNsshisEtan ps
On ths Coast praos to iass
STEVENS rogr No, Z.
"a Al
Commander A. T. tawrenre %
Stevens Post Ne q A. H.. cordially
Invites an eenFHttsa - the q a. ~
10 sh0 ssty - stsrna sagiai gather
ies On Saturday evening. July CT. AZ
Veterans hail. AFrnafy f'rpfrssof
Edmond . steany aIli b. she guest
og honor and wiil address ihs xasbss.
Ing en- slae passaas AmeFissnus
Miss Lillian sehasubeys. saaptea
granddaughter af no i'oss. pilt sing
The star apankissl tiaansr~ A shasg
business meeting sstu - eailsa ~
. m
CAPITOL HILL vs. CT.
cspttag ftil " e r. e. will meet
81 shs home u atFs u. x ahe phrsa
$40 1871 ave ~ Tuesday. tuiy az. at
., m liFiae thin1birs Election Of
officers
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Mss Mariorie Woods Is Bride

Elliott w the asrrsse q their
danshtsr. Wells RusH Mr. and Mrs. A a. taeus
wedding affair sosrnsed this morning win the
les A. Asor reading Tbs seree az so otask
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Informal Dinner Hosts

Mrs poaaa entertained vh informal aasss Fs'iay
rverin at the s3att Ternhs
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WoMAN'g LAKEwooD Gun

AAfADoR COUNTY PICNIC
Former Afnador county, California.
residents and their families will have
picnic at Woodland park on
Thursdny afternoon. July 10. Baa.
Set nuppcr at Gao
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Mrs. ICES WM Gipe Bridge Tea

bFdgs her HON
FRIDAY afernoou In Mfed Lewis hfdetebe
Helns nyoekn house q Ns Robs'
NcC1sllana,
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Theodore Iasr entertaining with garden gaChsoa AZ her
home Tuesday aeFneon July ~ With covers plasea Zoe ten
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ttoNEEn 1AUaWrFna pfcNtc

Daughters ~ Pioneers hs6a ths3f
annaai rlnlr ss ihs home % Mes
wsshhaBtu as falssratt. yashaa
lal8nA oa 1alr ~ Siass3 saa
iBfmbers n tbs organization az
tsnasa after ths bauaslfui luneh,
son. Mrs tN7hnrt. president ef sEe
Trsz ftahse a Native Daughters.
rad FapeF prepared 81 81 nr
nsY IT ihs Historical Society q
NsahiHHtpn Mss Waaity. essb,
* ne y A. "a ~ vashan. spaha
a fsw words - weiyasBs. and stss
lissiHsaa. pre=ticut q ilsa Naatbu
issana Tinarers. also welcomed t,ss
Daughters ~ she Risuds
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GUTTER CAMP AND AtfXIt.tA

CUSTER CAMP AND AUXILIARY
Custer Camp No. !. Sons Of Vet.
Grams. and Custer Auxiliary No. 4
will hold business session Tuesday
evening, July II. at T.s0 y. m nj Vet.
Grams hail. Armory.
HALf.ER LAKE SOCIAL CLUB
Tho Halter Lake Social club will
bo entertained by Mrs. Nollio moore
NJ tho Halter Lake clubhouse on
ThurrduS. July 10. nt y. IN.
WoMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUE
Tho Womana Lakewood Civic
Improvement club Will hold tn rog.
ular meeting. Tuesday, July IL, NJ
2 y. m. Mt the Lakewood clubhouse.
The club float in tho Fourth Of
July parade won silver cup M
prize, and Mrs. @. II. Guy and Nj.
Douglas Ball. chairman Of Judges
OF tho parade. Will present tho cup
~ this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

Third period. which opens ON Mon
day. still has few more vacancies
for Campfire Girls and those who
would like to attend Camp Scaith,
Registration should be made al ass
Arcade Building, not later than
MONDAY noon.
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The first period circus having been
such n huge success, Il WIS decided
to repeat the venture during second
period Miss Winlfrcd Herrick, Miss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-08
T EVANGELIST SON
HELD AS BURGLAR
Thomas Moore, II, Said to
Have Admitted 8 Robberies.

While ]. z. L. Moore, an evangelist,
is conducting revival meetings in Okla
bona, his son, Thomas Moore, IT, of
231 y. jefferson Ave, was held to
the county grand jury today on
charges of burglary and grand lar
ceny.
Moore was said by police to have
confessed to committing six robberies.
Patrolman John J. O'Brien. early Sun
day morning at Washington st. and
White River, halted Moore and ques-
toned him. Moore told the officer
1871 he had in his pockets was Won
in a craps game. O'Brien took Moore
name and address and permitted him
TO go home. Later when the Pure
Oil filing station at Sheffield Ave. and
Washington St. had been robbed, he
recalled that the knees Of Moore S
trousers were soiled. Then he notified
Capt. Roy Pope. Moore was arrested.
After being questioned by detectives
Moore is said to have confessed not
only to robbing the Pure Oil Com
pany's station at Washington s.. and
Sheffield Ave, but also TO five other
robberies. These were the Foun ain
Square filing station; a coal office at
State Ave, and the Pennsylvania
Railroad; the A. B. Meyer coal office,
Michigan st. and the Monon Rail- Dad
the Penn Company coal office. TAI E.
Washington ST.. and the office Of the
hominy mills at Madison Ave. and
Palmer SITS, police asserted.
Officers quote Moore as saying he
needed spending money" Little was
/ obtained by Moore in five of the
alleged robberies but at the Pure
Oil Company filling station he
battered open a small safe. it is said
Moore admitted, police say, that he
was in trouble at Olivet, ILL.,, where
a gang of us threw a stone and hit
a woman in the face"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-08
GOVERNOR JACK
Of OKLAHOMA
HAS WILD PARTY
Thousands Make '89 Run to
Attend Inauguration FeStivi-
ties at Capitol.
BIZ United Press

By UHtte0 Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan. s.
A run as wild as the opening Of 1.-The
strip" in 80 was on in Oklahoma to-
day.
Cowboys, atop pinto ponies, galloped
into the capital, an occasional blazing
revolver announcing their arrivals;
quaint vehicles. bringing quainter peo-
pie, rumbled behind staid OK teams
over the paved streets; high-pOwered
motors, carrying Indians rich from oil
leases, honked their way through
swarns of pedestrians, while overhead
lowered airplanes seeking a landing
spot. Special trains steamed into the
union depot in rapid succession, de-
posting delegations from States from
Washington to New York.
With thousands already jamming
the streets. trails, paths and roads
colverging here We're swamped as all
Oklahoma made mad rush to attend
the inauguration of Governor Jack c.
Walton-a reversion to the days when
the wild West" was wild.
The elite and the riff-raff met on a
common plane. Millionaires rubbed
shoulders with pickpockets and gang
sters, and uproariOus plainsmen. pic
turesque in tall hats and high boots.
jostled Indians, Enthusiastically
CARRIED in bright-hued blankets and
glass beads in hotel Hobbies.
And throughout the crowds mingled
painted ladies and gamblers as true to
type as in the days before statehood.
Moonshine liquor, chloe beer and
other beverages flowed as freely as in
the days that We're, giving a realistic
atmosphere to the page from the
States early history.
Fires cleaned in rows and rows Of
trenches preparing savory meats for
the mammoth barbecue tomorrow.
Hundreds of men were kept con-
stantly busy.
The formal Inauguration will take
place at noon, but will be repeated be
fore the thousands Of visitors tomor-
row. From then until Wednesday
midnight. square dances, Indian war
dances, the barbecue and other events
on the program Will follow in rapid
succession.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-08
Senators "Kid'
Each Other and
Call 1t a Day
By w. H. PORTERFIELD

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-'Round
and round and round they go in that
mill of oratory. the United States Sen.
ate Here's a sample, taken verbatim
from the Congressional Record, and
published without further comment:
Pat Harrison Ito Jim Watson of
Indiana): Il ever you'd pass a ship
subsidy bill you will not make as
good a race rs you did last time in
Indiana"
Watson: 1--WE did very well in In.
diana"
Caraway (of Arkansas: Il think so
too"
Harrison; THE Senator Jim Wat
son; made speeches all over Indiana,
and they were good speeches"
Watson; Il thank the Senator"
Carraway; Every county into
which the Senator went, went Demo.
cratic"
Harrison: II do not know whether
the Senator's fingers were crossed at
the time or not. but he made good
speeches. The Senator understood me
to say he made many eloquent
speeches throughout Indiana, did he
not?"
Watson: For which I thanked the
Senator"
Harrison: 1.-THE Senator agrees with
me in that statement. does he not?"
Watson: "I certainly do" Gaughter).
After another hour of this delightful
colloquy, the Senate adjourned, calling
1t a day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-08

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derine eradicates dandruff; invigorates
the scalp, stopping itching and fall
ing hair.
Danderine is the best, cheapest and
most delightful hair corrective and
tonic. 1t is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain are to vegetation. 1t
goes right to the roots, vitalizes and
strengthens them. Its stimulating
properties help the hair to grow long,
heavy, strong.
You can surely have beautiful hair,
and lots of it, if you will spend IS cents
for a. bottle CT Danderine at any drug
store or toilet counter. 1t is not
greasy, oily or sticky.-Advertisem
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-08

We were talking of buying a coaster
wagon for our two boys, aged 8 and
3. They scrap over things like boys
will, SO I told there father if they were
bad and fought over the wagon, L
would take it away from them.
Lawrence, 8, was quiet for few
seconds and then said, "es. and if ooh
and pop did to fghtin' tate it way
from ooh. &C. R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-08
YOUNG PEOPLE.TO MEET

A mass meeting Of young people of
Reformed churches in Indianapolis
will be held April 29 at the Butler Me
mortal Reformed Church, it was an.
nounced today. Arrangements We're
made Sunday night by the executi
committee of the Heidelberg Leaf !
for a conference about Easter. Isle
gates from young peoples societies
throughout the Middle West synod of
the Reformed Church will attend.