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:. At Last! The Perfect Way
10 Garry Your Own Loose Face Powder

For years you have been trying
70 lind way to carry your fav.
orlto loose powder. The new In.
May SITTER Vanity always gives
You Just the right amount OF pow.
der on your puff each time YOU
open the cover. Each time you fiji
Vt you can put In enough powder TO
last about two weeks. The puff
seals the powder in the box 80
perfectly that II never spills and
even tho large mirror inside tho
cover never becomes contod with
powder. One side OF this new box
holds powder, the opposite side
rouge. There are two fine mIrrora
and two hinged covers, thick soft
lambs wool powder puff. and yet IL
vs. as thin as the ordinary single
vanity. IL costs no more than old
fashioned compact boxes Ii Ia made
OF richly chased gilt, a8 beautiful az
gold. and women any thoy have
never before seen any vanity 80 con.
vcnicnt and SO beautiful.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

woMAN's CENTURY CLUB TO
HAVE RuMMAoE SALE
The woman's Century club Is hold,
ing rummago sale Friday and Sat
uraay. April 20 and 81. at 1906 West.
lake ave.
Mrs W. J. Blackwell "a general
chairman and Mrs. Fred Evans. vice
chairman. Tho committee IN charge
zach day includes Mrs. y. O. Jones,
Mrs. y. y. Palmerion. Mra j. u. nm.
Mrs J, A. Kerr Cashiers are Mira,
NJ e. IIarrah. sirs. J. n soper and
Mrs. Louis Marks. Fumigation and
doorkeeperH. Mira Blake ID. Mills and
Mrs. u. W. F1ohr. Publicity. Mrs
3. II. Kerr.
The art department viii have
charge Of tho children's clothes. child
study. dresses and aprons: current
events. shoes; drama. millinery,
Daughtern' auxiliary. miscellaneous,
French department. miscellaneous,
household administration. kitchen
utensils. fruit and jelly: literature
and travel. wrapping parcels: politi.
cal Hoienoe. parcel wrapping; music
department. motor corps. parlia-
mentary procedure. window display
and books. social ssrriire department.
mems clothing. Tho gift table viii
be- Ia charge OF sirs II. l.. Watson.
Miss Williams and Mrs V. D. Mad.
dox
Tho following resolution was
adopted AZ tho lasl meeting Of the
club
Whereas. The supreme court Of
the United States has found The
minimum wage law Of the District Of
Columbia unconstitutional. and
whereas such decision Of the court
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Now that we have told YOU or the
perfect vanity. let us tell you nbout
the perfect face powder. Ln.Mnv
Face Powder liz more than ordinary
powder, because II does moro tban
Just cover complexion blemIsbcs
ms improved formula contains
medicinal powders that doctoru ma
dormatologists prescribe to improve
the complexion, TO remedy skin irrl.
totions and to reduce enlarged pores
IL stays on perfectly and does NOT
contain any rice powder or white
lead In fact. you will be given five
thousand dollars reward II Won cnn
get any chemist TO find that Ln.AIov
contains either OF these harmful I'm.
gradients. Bccauso La.Mny IL so
pure and 10 harmless and because II
stays on 80 wen II Ia used by nail.
Hons OF Intelligent women In prefer.
cncc 10 the most expensive imported
powders; they know thoro Is no bo,.
ter powder made thun La. May. snvo
This notice, Advertisement.
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Guard Against "FIaa.
With Musterole

Influenza. Grippe and Pneumonia
usually start with a cold. The mo.
ment you get those warning aches.
set busy with good old Musterole.
Musierolo is counter-irritant
that relieves congestion (Which is
what a cold really Isl and stinu-
lates circulation.
II has all the good qualities OF
the old.fashioned mustard plaster
without the blister.
Just rub IL on with your finger
tips. fiTsf sc. viii feel a warm
ungle as the healing ointment pene.
trates the pores. then a soothing.
cooling sensation and quick relief.
Have Musteroie handy for emer.
gency use. II may prevent serious
illness.
35c and CSC. In jars and tubes.
Better than n mustard plaster
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gEAHURsT AUXILIARY
scahurst osthopedie ausiilafy
viii meet with Mira. Hairy Wooster.
Friday. April 40. AZ 10 O'Clock.
OLYMPIC CAMP. H. n. A.
olympic camp. Il y A.. will meet
Friday evening. April 20. at .he A.
o. H. W hali Entertainment All
welcome
WOMEN or MoosEHEART
LEGION
Women OF Moosehsart Legion. SO.
attn Chapter No Is. win give a
card party and dance At Moose tenn.
Pic. Friday evening, April 20. AZ s
o'clock.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

SEATTLE POST, no. IS
AUXILIARY
The American Legion auxiliary 10
Seattle post. No. IS, will hold It's
semi.monthly silver tea on Friday
afternoon. April 20. at 1890, at ths
home Of Mrs. John Ross. 1913 n.
74th 1T. Take Phinney ave. car.
LADIES' LITERARY AND
MUSICAL CLUB
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet with Mrs. T. n. Pro.
cunier, 1929 Second ave. NJ, Friday,
April 20, at 2 p. m.
COTERIE CLUB
The coterie club win meet Friday.
April 20, at 2:15 p. m. at the Uni.
versity Way club. 1880 University
way. Program: Current Reviews;
Art. Mrs. Archibald Wilson: Music,
Mrs. s. F. Fitzpatrick: Literature.
Mrs. II. w. Soules; Science. Mrs. C.
A. Newhail.
MINOR PIT. a.
An interesting program has been
arranged by Minor P..T.dA. for a
special Dads Night meeting to be
held Friday evening, April 20, at
I7:20 O'Clock. Judge King Dykeman
will be the speaker Of the evening
and Mrs. Clyde Morris win he heard
IN group OF songs. Refreshments
will follow the program. All the
Dads are cordially invited to at.
tend. This will be the last evening
gathering OF the current school year.
COLONEL ELLSWORTH
CIRCLE
Colonel Ellsworth Circle. Ladies'
Of the q. A. r.. viii give a card
party IN Veterans hall Armory,
Friday evening. April 90 The la.
dies Of the circle Will be entertained
At q noon luncheon on Friday. nj
the home OF Mrs. NJ. c. Macy, 1857
Garfield st
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Miss Elisabeth McColloch Weds

Last evening in Christ Episcopal church Miss Elizabeth
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, William H. MeColoch.
Roland Weston. OF Mississippi OF Mr. and Mrs. j.
Mississippi Rev, Paul James performed the ceremony
Cherry blossoms pink white snapdagops and huekeber
made the little church very attractive.
Mr.. Harold G. Foran. Mr. Malcolm Knapp OF vancouver
Powell and Mr.. William Mccooch the brides brother
Mr.. ]. II. Weston best for hts
Miss Erskine McCooch sister OF the bride her maid
OF chiffon and silver lace, and no
bonnet effect trimming long velvet sireaa
charming Rose and lavender tulips IN bouquet were
The bride wedding white silk maFqulsi
applique chiffon with the bodice and skirt embroidered 10
Rose point lace and tuie formed her veil II caught
blossoms juliet OF pearls and hiants In lieu OF IN
shower bouquet she carried ivory book with mark
and lilies the valley.
Mrs. McColoch ehAntily lace crepe 81
shaded pink orgete In festoons ss.
tons gown black lace model and her flowers
cphelia roses
followed the service at the home OF the bird
The supper table eharmngy arranged with spring ol'
presiding the Mrs Hugh Wilson McCreary aud
ketcham assisted by the Misses Charlotte Greer Laura ke
Watkins Lulu Schmidt Frem Mary McCinnis Mrs Bc
Hancock and Mrs. George r. Smith
Mrs. Frederick Powell. Mrs Hugh Hone. Mrs H. G. Winter
Burcham Mrs Williams Mrs. Edgar Boyer Miss Della
Petty Charles about the
The bride Travelled embroidered iacquetta and besc
OF with embroidered beige and hat in eoeapo
After the Southern states Mr. Mrs Weston all
home In Mississippi
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AUDUBON SOCIETY

AUDUBON SOCIETY
The Seattle Audubon soclety an.
noupoes a bird walk for SATURDAY..
April 81. with Mrs. Norman
Compton as leader. Those interest.
ed are asked 10 meet at the end Of
the South Park line. at 10 a. m.
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Uomen's cMbs
LADIES OF THE

LADIES OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies' OF the q llden North
VIII give card party riday. April
20. at D. m, at i32a First ave
All Alaskane and friend invited.
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The regular meeting the Whit.
tier Heights fmprovenei Il club will
be held in the Whittier school, w.
18th 81. and 18th ave. ". w, on Fri.
day evening, April II ) at s15
o'clock.
Two speakers are exp scted. Hon.
G. Il. Fitzgerald, pregid snt OF the
city council. and a repres entative Of
the city engineering dep, trtment.
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social club meets with Mrs.
Agnes Black, 1902 walIn gford ave,
Friday, April 20. at q, clock. As.
sisting hostesses. Mrs lorenzo
Porter and Mrs Minnie wilson. All
Eastern Stars invited
PENNSYLVANIA
STUDY CLUB
Pennsylvania Study q ub meets
with Mrs. II. r. Sholi lon, Des
MONIES highway on Fri Jay. April
20. Bus leaves at / o'c Jock. Get
off at Aline ST.
AID AND MISSIONARY
SOCIETIES
Ladies' Rid and MlJsh onary 10.
cieties Of keystone Cong regational
church will hold joint me- ting with
Mrs. w. II. Peck. 1916 W allingford
ave, Friday, April 20. at o'clock.
CHILD HYGDGNIc
COMMITTEE
Child hygieiiic committe .. Seattle
Council OF PIN qntTea,:liei associa.
lions, Will mnH In ith ,ol board
rooms, Friday, April 10, D. m.
ASSOCIATE MA TRoNs' { TUB
Associate Mats ons clnt +. o. Il. g.,
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the homes. the dress and tho bust
ness OF those Il trains. and 20 give
10 the talented boy and girl the
basis for definite life work in com.
mercial design or in pictorial expires.
sion.
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Sunset Club Elects Ne1e Officers; I
Before Reception and b

Mrs, FRED II, BAXrER was elected presiden, OF IN
AVA tertay at the annual meeting followed by unehee
elected 60 the board Mrs, Alexander Raj
Guy Frnk. Ms Thomas Green. Mrs. Frederick bentlS
Airs Thomas Stimson.
The retiring officers Mrs John Collins who has
for years; Mrs John Henry Ralinger Mrs clarance
Fred IL. Baxter and Mrs A. L, Hawley.
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MASTER KEY
PSYCHOLOGY CLASS
Tho Master Key" Psychology
class viii meet Friday. Aprii 20. AZ
i;so .. N. in the University branch
library. Or, 4 W. Wood. teacher.
Subject. The Change Of Thought In
the World To-day More Important
Than Any since the Downfall OF
Paganlsm" Visitors welcome.
SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club wlll meet
AZ tho home OF Mra Abbls Uder,
1895 Beacon ave. Friday. April 20.
al 1870 p. m. Take No. is car and
Sc, or AZ Stevens ~.
HARRISON PIT. A.
Harrison PIT. a. viii meet FRI.
day. April 20. a. $50 D. m. Ma.
Daisy Johnson Stewart win speak
on Girl Scouts" Election OF ON.
ecrs. Refreshments viii be served.
LONESOME club
Tho Lonesome club viii meet Fri.
day evening, April 20. at the Raj.
nicrCrand hotel. Misc Hazel Tut.
iis VIII rive dramatic reading and
Miss Marie Banks win sing. Lonely
people and strangers welcome.
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Personal

hr and Mru. John A. Campbell and
Mins Dorothy Campbell returned
Monday by mot5r from California.
where they baye been Tor several
weeks
Lieut.. Lawrence Francis Blodgett.
Z, y. ~. arrived Tuesday for
weeks wilt with Mrs Biodgstt aud
little son, who gere removed from
the Virginia Mason hospital Saturday
70 tho home Of Mfs. Blodgeita par
enis. Or. and Mrs. George ~. Hor
ton.
Judge and Mrs. H. H. Hadley have
returned from a short visit with
their sonin-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. John Pierce. In Olympia
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Frederick r..
turned Wednesday from short visit
IN the East.
MIRA George y. chaffey Of vaneou.
YER. u, C.. n the guest OF Dr. and
Mrs. A. Rookie Robertson.
Mrs. A. u. Gray left Tuesday for
Florida, on two months trip.
AiiEa Elizabeth Virtue returned
Saturday from "A two week. visit
ea~t rt tho mountains. where she
was the guest OF Mr. and Mn. Il.
y. Royig In Yakima for a week
and ALSO spent week with Mr..
and Mn. r. J. Dumheiler G,dlth
Drummondl In walla waila.
Mrs. Fred sherman. who has been
seriously ~ at the Seattle General
hospital, Is much improved.
Mn. Evelyn Rigler Walker Of
Portland IL the guest Of Mr. and
Mra. Clare L. Fansworth.
Mr. George fIurd and son. Mr..
Arthur Hurd. Of New York. arc in
the city for two weeks stay and
ara guests az tho Ho;sl Washing.
ton.
Niss Adele Hartford OF Buffalo.
~ Y. Is spending few weeks
with Mr.. ". u. Gaffney.
hlss Priscilla Treat and Miss
Loyal Treat returned last week
from a short visit in California.
drn. Vida l.. Crosby. who has
been abroad for some time. arrived
recently N New YORK. and il visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Frederick
aiIier. in Pelham. y. Y
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meets with Mrs. Mary sunnon. asa
Sixth ave. 3. Friday. Arril 20. at
1870 o'clock. Car No. TO Nevada
81. Walk three blocks weft.
COL ETHAN ALLEN CIRCLE
Col. Ethan Allen circle VIII serve
a home-cookcd luncheon Friday.
April 20. a, u o'clock. In Fratsraal
hall. Fremont The program a, /
o'clock will observe the first birth.
day Of tho circle. Cards at p. IN.
'oRTHoPEDIc GUILDS
The guilds OF tho chlldren's oF,ho.
pedic hospital win meet Friday. April
20. as follows;
First HnI guild with Mrs. Josiah
Collins, 1908 University IT.. at $50
O'Clock.
Denny Thurman guild with Mrs.
William T Pattcn. zsse 10th ave. ~.
East Highland Drive guild with
Mrs. Harley J. Armstrong osf ssnd
ave. ~.
Capitol Hu guild with Mrs 8.
Hedges, 700 18th ave. ~
Frinsi Park guild with Mrs. ID, l..
Williams, Dos seth ave. s.. AZ 40
o'clock
Interiakcn guild with Mru. r. X.
Bates. 25iT 1snd ave. ~
sfadyuna guild with Mrs. George
II. Terrell. sis Dorffel drive.
Medina guIld with Mrs, L. Gorham
at 10 O'Clock.
Mount Baker Park guild with Mrn.
Mary Nicholson. Eta 5oth ave. 8.
Queen Anns guild with Mrs. u.
Roy Anderson. 1908 Eighth ave. W.
North Queen Anne guild with Mira.
10. r. Condor, gfos Fourth ave. ".
at % O'Clock.
penton Hlll guild with Mrs. Fred
Guskcy. 1874 18th ave. at 10 o'clock.
University g.,iid with Mira. c. r.
Clarke. t50s 18th ave, n. T.. NJ 10
o'clock.
Washington Park guild with Mrs.
George Youcllc. s0s seth ave. y.
Sunset guild with Mra. A. Gooch.
I5fs 18th ave. NJ w.
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Lancheon WiN Honor Visitors

Mrs. Clare r. FSrnsworth Is entertaining at lunche'
home In compliment 20 her house gueN, Mrs Evelyn
Portland and Mrs Godfrey winslow, u Chicago
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may affect the status Of protective
legislation for women IN other local..
ties.
Therefore. be Il resolved that the
Woman's Century club. in regular
session assembled on Friday. April
-. 1879. earnestly request the presi.
dent Of the United siaios 10 urge the
next congress TO submit an amend.
ment 20 the constitution making such
protective legislation for women
workers legal. CsiKnedl
MRS. w. s. GRIswoLD.
MISS SARA WILLIAMS.
MRS. HENRY BITTaAN.
Committee.
Il hereby certify that tho forego.
ing n a truS copy Of resolution
duly passed az n regular meeting OF
the woman's Century club OF see
members. on April IA. 1873.
MRS. GEORGE ID. scHoFiELD.
President.
MRS. HALsEY n. WATSON.
Secretary"
HIGH SCHOOLS
ART EXHIBIT
Tho eight high schools Of the city
opened an exhibit; OF art work in tho
Fine Aria society rooms. iaI7
Fourth ave. on Sunday. April rs.
This exhibit viii continue thru
wednesday. May ?. The hours on
Sunday are from 20 p. m. on
week days, Il 10 .. M.
The exhibit shows the art work
OF tho students. arranged in SC.
aucnce. II also serves 10 express
the aims OF the work-to cultivate
good taste and apply that taste 10
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
WILL MEET

The woman's Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church will
meet Friday April 20. at D. m. in
the ladies'. parlors.
Canon w. II. Bliss win speak on
combating tho narcotic evil. Canon
Bliss Is president OF the White Cross.
the national anti.narcotic society.
and has been the leader both ma
,ionally and locally in fighting this
great evil The message is one that
every woman should hear.
Deyotions viii be conducted by
Mrs. Charles &. Hubbard.
Mrs. Katherine Worth 10 the solo.
list OF the afternoon.
Tea VIII be served By Mrs. T. II.
Pidduck. Mrs. John Campbell. Mrs.
J. NJ Mack, Mrs. II. w Farmer.
Mrs. X. Rasmussen, Mrs. Albert
Jones. Mrs. w. II. Collins, Mrs. ]. H.
Anderson and Mrs. w. w. Stevens.
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AUXILIARY TO rRAINMEN

The ladies' auxiliary TO the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
VIII entertain with a social evening
Friday. April 20. at Moose hail.
Trainmen and their families invited.
There viii be no charge for admls.
sion.
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Mss Katherine Agen Engaged

Mrs John Agen announces the engagement OF her ai
Mr. Ceber Baargeon. Of Mr.. J. A. BailaIgeon-
The wedding Saturday April 81 IN Cot
Father Collins win perform tho the Church
Heart.
Miss who been spending several months In trvc
Mrs Michael Donahoe and Miss Kathleen Donahoe returned
joined her mother in the South.
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Dinner Before Tennis Ball

Miss Mildred Lewis and Miss Gertrude Lewis eni'
informal dinner their home Friday evening May pre-
Bail
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Joci

Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Teleph
Music snd Society Assassination
Art-D0othy Fay Gould. Telephone,
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Service at Orthopedic Shops

The orthopedic Tea Shop win be in charge aixi
II. Gaffner Is chairman and the win
white Mrs c. r. Closer. Mrs Harry Kaufman Mrs r.
r. King. Mrs George Harmon. Mrs Howard Hook Mrs II
Mrs. Cyrus Briggs.
The Thrift shop viii be In charge OF Mrs E. Dodge
Mccord and Mrs. j. Ellerker.
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Alunnae vii Celebrate Founders {

Pl Beta niumnae will celebrate anniversary
banquet the wonsens University
evening April 100 o'clock Reservations
with Mrs Frank Skinner 3o5 Bellevue Capitol 1911
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ul meets
Ion, Des
Jay, April
lock. Get
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Informal Dinner Planned for SatmI

Mr. and Mrs. Stafford entertaining with Hfor
eight covers Saturday evening the Colt
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Miss Huse Will Marry IN South

friends Miss Fay Irene Hnsc
that she will wed CAPT, Charles Murray. U. $. 81 C,
June s.
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ohn Dinner

. Sunset club yes
,n. Tho members
ili0 Mrs. Francis
y (ro-elcetcdl and
md as president
u Blethcn, Mrs.
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Joint Hostesses at Active Meeting

Mrs. John L. Snapp and Mrs A. Robb win be joint ho
members OF the Ladies' Musical club the regular
day afternoon, April 2s at Mrs Snaps home 1904 Hgna
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with Mrs.
gford ave-,
clock. As.
ore n c o
wilson. All
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Hostess to Bridge Luncheon Club

Olsen her bridge luncheon club Rr
home ssss s7h Covers win be placed for 81
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Mrs. Fred sherman. who has been
seriously NJ al tho Seattle General
hospital, Is much improved.
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YER flowers
, and poln,
hincs,onrs.
18th orange
3 regulation
ers OF tune
ifton. with
Mrs. Yves
eorsase OF
e's parents
ofns. where.
Mrs. Albert
teham. fner
erly Vernon
Miss Stella
Wright. Mrs.
IS
pleated skirt
ndluE shade.
4 make their
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Mn. Evelyn Rigier Walker Of
Portland II the guest Of ar and
Mrs. claro T.. Farnsworth.
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)lden North
riday, April
First ave.
. invited.
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PENNSYLVANIA
STUDY CLUB

5TUDY CLUB
Pennsylvania Study q
with Mrs. II. r. Sh9li
Moines highway. on Fri,
20. Bus leaves at 1 o'c
off at Allne ST.
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shter Kath
onado Rev.
I the Sacred
I abroad with
recently and
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Iiary Friday.
Mrs. Ashley
> Bliss Mrs.
X. Holt and
Mrs. George
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Mr. George IIurd and son. Mr.
Arthur Hurd. Of New York. arc in
the city for n two weeks stay and
ara guests az tho Ho;sl Washing.
ton.
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Card Porty WIN Benefit Rose Garde,

Under the auspices OF the Auxiliary to the Seattle Rose
series parties WIN be given Friday Afternoon
the home OF Mrs Fred w Schroeder. 3Tis seth W.
buy bushes for the large trd
garden Woodland recently transferred By tho park
Rose society.
M-s. Schroeder be assisted b Mrs A. T. Maynard Mr.
son ana fra Carl Hahn.
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( the Whit.
II club win
school. w.
w, on Fri.
; at s15
scted. Hon.
snt OF the
entative Of
trtnent.
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hr and Mrs. John A Campbell and
Mias Dorothy Campbell returned
Monday by mot9r from California.
where they have been Tor several
weeks
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onary So
regationa1
ting with
allingford
2 o'clock.
, 1923-09-04
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
GLEN SHULRC CAPTURES Pixies
PEAK HILL CLIMB In AN ESSEX

milford dashed to the summit in IS
minutes PAT seconds.
The winners OF the various events
follow:
Event Number 1: cars with pis-
ton displacement of 1873 cubic In
ches and under minimum weight
1000 pounds. First prize $500; sec.
ond 5000.
First: Glen shultz. Essex SpeciaD
time rs minutes Is rs seconds.
Event Number 2;Cars with piston
displacement OF 1874 to 800 cubic
inches. first prize $500; second 5000.
First: Otto Loesche, Lexington
SpeciaD time 10 minutes 3-5 seconds.
Second: Jack Knight. Lexington
Special). time 81 minutes IS 3-5 sec
onds.
Event Number s-Cars with pis-
ton displacement over 800 cubic In
ches; minimum weight 1000 pounds;
first prize $500: second prize 5000.
First C. H. Myers. tStudebaker
Specially time 10 minutes 2 2-5 Sec
onds.
Second: ]. G. Allen, paige SpeciaD
time 20 minutes 90 3-5 seconds.
, 1923-09-04
Riding Horse
Passing, Says
U. S. Report

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-(Unit-
ed Press).-The riding horse is
fast disappearing from the coun-
try. according to a report issued
by the remount service of the
American remount association.
Breeding of light horses has de-
creased to such an extent that rid
ing horses Of good type are almost
impossible to obtain in any num-
bers. the report stated.
The remount service of the
Quartermasters corps and the
American remount association Is
sued the joint report to describe
the results of the distribution Of
the ass stations that belong to the
army. More than 5000 mares were
bred to these stations during 1929
as a result OF tho cooperation of
farmers and breeders with the
army.
Due to unscientific and indIs-
criminato methods OF breeding, the
first useful type of riding horse
has almost disappeared from the
country" the report said.
"The government has charged the
remount service with the all-im-
portant work of eliminating the
worthless scrub and supplanting
him by a useful type.
ITO those persons who had CIV
en- the growing scarcity of riding
horses any serious though this sit
uation became plainly apparent
more than a quarter of a century
ago. The world war with its i'm.
mense toll of horsefiesh. and the
difficulty in securing riding horses
Of even a mediocre type. brought
home fully the seriousness of the
situation
While the production of more and
better riding animals is the main
object of the remount breeding
plan. second to 1t only in import.
ance is the elimination of worth.
less scrubs.
There are powerful combina-
lions whose interests are inimical
to those of the horse" the report
warned. and which at times fos.
ter legislation that spells disaster
for all horse breeding activities"