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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-12

Port Angeles spent the weekend In
town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Il. Clarence Miller
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of q son, Robert Gordon, at
tho 81. Luke's hospital. February 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Greene and
Miss Elizabeth Greene left today for
six weeks visit In California.
Mrs. M. Ambrose has returned
from a two months visit in New
York and Eastern Canada.
Miss Nellie and Miss Mary Patrick
spent the week end In Tacoma ns
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hutchinson.
Mrs. J. II. 0'Donnell, OF Grays
Harbor In the guest for a short time
of Mrs. William Sherman Walker.
Miss Emily Nettlcton. OF Tacoma,
was the weekend guest of friends In
town
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst l.. Skeel left
Sunday for a trip 20 California.
Mrs. William Kirltmnn, OF wnlln
Walla, Ia vigltlng her sister, Mrs.
David Gilmore, at the Launbcll
apartments.
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snoI,ane Drive

The Campfire Girls of Spokane viii
haze a drive February 10 20 IS They
are planning n dinner and rally IT
the Masonic temple February ~. a
number Of programs viii be given at
the various civic clubs In that city
and Camp Sealth motion pictures will
be shown An invitation has been
extended TO Miss Ruth A. Brown TO
be q guest OF the Spokane girls dur
ing this drive Seattle Campfire
Girls wish them every success in
this project.
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CLIONtAN CLUB
The ClionlRn club viii meet Tues
day. February i1. ~ . m, ht tho
Federated clubhouse Mu. Andrew
Coming ana Mr. Frank Read viii
have charge % the program. which
via be GA the religion and literature
~ Japan.
SIR. n. saito. japanese consul. viii
speak on Education IN japan
WoMEN'a CIVIC CLUB
The womena Civic club Will meet
Tuesday. February "a. az : .. m, IN
the Erickson room ~ the y. ". G. A.
Mr.. william McKlbben viii speak on
Narcotic Addieis" Large attend.
ance desired
CALEIDH CLUB
The caieidh club will meet Tues
day. February "a. az p. m. with
Mrs. J W Edmunda, 2if W seth ~
ALLAH CHATTER. NO. 1876
Allah chapter. No 1876. o. y. r..
VIII entertain with card party az
Dartnsli'a cafeteria. Ia the Leary
building. on Tuesday evening. Feb
ruAry rs, NJ $50 o'clock Eastern
stara. Masons and friends invited
I woMAH's CENTURY CLUB
Tuesday. February 70. the parlia.
mentary procedure department Of
tho woman'a Century club viii meet
IN the board room at the y. " C. A..
az $50 p. M. the current events de-
partment Will entertain with Val
cntine card party for the benefit Of
the building fund. nj . m. a. the
home OF the president Mrs. George
ID. sehofield. $50 18Th ave N.
SIGMA KAPPA MOTHERS
I cLun
Sigma Kappa Mothers club viii
meet az chapter housr. Tuesday, Fob
ruary ~. NJ : .. ma BRING thimbiea,
I AUXILIARY 0YaHAsTIc
SOCIETY
Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Seattle Gym
nastic society meets Tuesday. Feb
ruary ~. AZ 1919 Eighth ave. EKer-
eises at 1880 and business az sad
o'clock.
/ RHoDoDEsDRoN CLrB
I Rhododcndron club meets with MrA
I w. y HoAlla. S4os f1rat ave n. W..
Tuesday. Feb, "a. for ali day sanaion.
Z At. MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
~ Martins MotherR club has
/ regular meeting with Mrn y l.
Denny. n5 18Th ave ~. Tuesday
February ! ,. AT O'Clock.
SIGMA Gil MOTHERS CLUB
Sigma Chi Mothers club sili NEE,
al tho chapter hourr Tuesday after.
noon. February IA. At o'clock.
NAH JoSGo TEA
Frink Park Guild Of orthopedic
Hospital viii have a Nah Jongg tca
AZ home Of Mrh !. r. Ronald. tai
soih ave. &. on Tuesday afternoon
February IA
HUMAN ANALYSIS CLUB
Human Analysis club viii meet In
Geneva hall. SOS Marion ~. Tuesday
evening. February Ia Program In.
eludss Tho Geographic Magazine. :
BY its founder. william Goldthwaits
and CITY Life pegcnaracy.-
BHAwoNDAsEE CLUB
6hhwondasee club will mes. with
Mrs, q. w. Furry. iT+ Highland
drive. Tnesdsy. February IL, y;
o'clock.
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"Pape's Cold Compound" Breaks Cold in Few Hours

Don't stay stuffed.upi Quit blow.
Ing and snuffling, Take "Pape's Cold
Compound" every two hours until
three doses are taken. The first dose
opens clogged.up nosirils and air pas.
sages OF head; stops nose running;
relieves headache. dulness. fevershI
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Rosing to Give Return
Concert

Vladimir Roslnr, Russian tenor,
whe appeared here in concert Fri.
day, win givo n return engagement
Wednesday evening IN the Plymouth
Congregational church, He will
have an entire change OF program.
Sunday he sang In Vancouver In
the Arena to Il sold.out house. NJ.
Roslng was first heard in tho United
States last year when he created
a sensation In Now York.
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Do Not Forget hi. HIke

On February 20 the Seattle Camp
firc Girls arc 10 participate in the
Washington services TO be held at
the statue OF Washington on the
university campus at II O'Clock Girls
are asked TO wear white middies and
dark skir;s, also tam and arIn-band
II you have them. A hike will follow
and will be led by Miss Ruth Brown
and Miss Ann Simmons Take cup.
spoon. lunch and cents for hot
dish. An interesting hike full OF
thrills IL being planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-12

ness, sneezing. The second and third
doses usually break UP the cold
completely and end all grippe misery.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores.
Tastes nice. Contains no quinine.
Insist upon Pape's
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crnn nnssss

In preparation for the craft ex-
hibit at the national conference Of
Campfire Girls in New York city In
April. craft classes are being held at
Loheaua every Friday afternoon
from 3sso to and on Saturday from
2 TO IL.
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Valentine Tea at PHI Ma House

Honcrng
Valentine
Of md 5 O'Clock
In the receiving
dwn Mrs Thomas Askren Mr. Edmond Meany and Miss Mabel
Presiding
Edwards
3sU Charles Jr4 L.
Tho committee In cfarge Of the affair Mrs
Mrs
IAntz. Mrs Charles LOSE and Mrs r. Z. Wright.
Officers
Mrs George McTzeruher secretary
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attle and outside districts. have
hhown great interest IN this contest.
and Lohcqus already has n number
OF lovely posters depicting various
phases OF Campfire. Come In % see
them and ask Lohequa for ideas
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Pictures That Tell Story" and
Mother and Father Letters win be
due at Campfire headquarters, Feb
ruary Is. BE cure TO get yours in by
that date.
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Luncheon Todau Compliments Mrs Lewis
Mrs. Perry Plans Informal Ltmcheon
Mrs. Carr Guest at Cost,.me Partu

prominently denu
member Eben club IN the southern city and
l. secretary o he
friends following article from Los
Angeles
N byron Thorpe Carr prominent society woman o. Seattle has
residing 1855 = oxford
Saturday night by
tho University club
representing characters OF
notable
Washington Beverly Mass ITO
Of
Of Mrs Carr. founder Of
Bath Me
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Personal

Mrs. r. D. Norton and daughter.
Mrs. Stevenson Smith. have re.
turned from three months visit
IN California.
Mrs. John Baillargeon left last
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Amcs. for a visit OF six weeks
IN New York.
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ballard Council Eirn

This groups In Ballard viii hold a
Council Fire at tho Ballard field
house nj 7:50. February ie. The
ceremonial will be conducted b. Miss
Ruth A. Brown.
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Notice Of Torch Distribution

The March Torch win be ready
for distribution February Is. Owing
TO various reasons there win bc no
February issue. Groups scribes are
asked TO call for copies carly.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
campfIre Girls

The lake Kcscheius snowahos
party win hold reunion NJ liG9
Arcade building. Monday. February
~. az o'clock A picnic supper
viii be served. Please come and
bring with yow all of the pictures
take non tfs trip. You ARE also In.
ylied 60 attend the valentine box
social NJ LohequA, Saturday. Feb
ruary 10. from 3 10 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-12

Mrs. ]. ID. Cornctt of Yakima.
who has been spending n fortnight
IN town. returned tho last OF the
week 70 her home.
Mrs d. J. Lothrop liz leaving this
week Tor a three weeks trip TO Call.
fornin.
Mr. Russell Gordon Page, Jr., Of
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Nomen's Clubs

Mrs. Ella Booker will have charge
Of tho devo,ionais,
Tho addruns Of the afternoon will
be given by SIR. w. r. Prsrntly, an
active worker In tho Anilnarco,io
movement Of tho white cruns.
Ar. Prisstiy has made several
iripa 10 China and has always made
good use Of tho opportunity to talk
along this line OF hIs work. Nra.
uertie Snyder and Mrs. ciara Mo-
limo win furnish tho music.
zETA Phi MOTHERS CLUB
zeta mi Mothers' club win meet
Tuesday. February Ia. a; p. M.
At the chapter house. 4sls 18Th
ave- ~. II. Professor Max Garrett
viii addoes the Meeting.
BROTHERHOOD or AMERICAN
YEoMES
Harmony homestead. No. f7ss.
brotherhood Of American Ycomnu.
viii give Valentine dance a,
Mooso hall. Eighth ave. and linton
st.. on Tuesday evening. February
IL.
Prizes will Be offered for the beat
valentine.
GAMMA PHI BETA ALUNfNAE
The aiumnas OF Gamma Phi Beta
viii have its regular monthly meet.
ing Tuesday. February 10. at p. m.
at the chapter houea. Mrs. Roy Kin.
nsAr will be tho hostess.
AUXILIARY TO ST. LUKE's
HOSPITAL
Tho Womcn's auxiliary TO ST.
Luko's hospital will give a benefi,
bridge party Tuesday evening. Feb.
ruhry 10. At the home OF Or. and
Mrs. c. p. Bryant. 1907 sist ave.
N. The proceeds will assist worthy
patients to obtain hospital treatment.
Mrs. Bryant will be assisted by
Mrs. j. IL. wilkina. Mrs. J. III. Sayer,
Mrs. A. p. Kidd and the members Of
the Junior auxiliary. During tho
evening several musical selections
will be given.
SEATTLE COUNCIL. PIT. A.
Seattle Council or Parent.Tcacher
associations viii hold It's monthly
meeting in the small auditorium at
the Broadway hIgh school. on Tues.
day. February n,
The business meeting with take
place from 10 TO II n. m: IL to f1:2o
a. M. high school credits, Mrs.
Louise G. Beck: 1870 a. m. to i2:45
p. m, circle reports: 12:45 to lao p.
m. luncheon; lao TO p. m, parlia.
mcntary procedure, Mrs. George N.
Mclaughlin.
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Large Assembly Enjoys Desmond Luncheon

Scores club members and
women University club
luncheon Mrs A. Aberson presided
Irish shaw Desmond. Seattle
lecture on Ireland To-Day '''' '''''
ID sDse. va, the principal luncheon speaker and used
ant humor and social analysis that characteristics
The luncheon closed with
tickets Shaw
Invitations Issued for Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Eugene osaia have issued invitations for the eh
Fraternity Dance at Yacht Club
ps lambda Of zsta Psi fraternity entertaining with
The following patronesses affair.
n EDWARD paa Bs M aa and 1sa ton Mr. and
Mrs J. t. Alexander.
Birthday Dinner ARRANGED
with q the ss Of D e ssa 1 ssss MANN
saturday evening. February "a
Hostesses Named for Affairs
The hosesses at the two prominent affairs the womens
s sns ns Sss sns r the musicale
dinner. Mrs James doodfenow and Mrs A NJ Cow
Mrs. Richmond Hostess
.s Mrs v9nsy Richmond snan with informal
Bridge Luncheon Club
q her bridge luncheon club twelve
AIItCC5 CtttUS JOT UTUTtCTTIOLflET
Grffen luncheon
mother Mrs Lucy Guild In sunsbine
IN :" ''''''he
Mrs Guild original Now York Tribune society
half ~ - ~ "'V
miscellaneous Shower and Dance
In honor of Miss Helen Wallace Craft whose wedding
gwen the N ss Near M 1u, % shower and dance
Saturday February nty guests were present
Orthopedic Tea Shop
Mrs John L. Hall guild M tho ho
pedic Tea Shop Tuesday
Scnff Mrs Edward Henry Mrs n w
Alien Mrs Edwin Guthrie Mrs
Mrs. ) shaner. 49, S 'N ""'
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SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB
Literary Interpretation ana cur
rent topics departments - Seattle
Wonnn'a club. viii meet with hiirg
Libby Tumile. 2ff4 Harvard ave. ~.
TueadHy. February a. al 1880
o'clock Mrs oliver 7. Erickson. hos
teaa
IONA CHAPTER. o. T.. r.
ionia Chapter. q r. A.. holds com
municatlan az Masonic Temple Tues
day. February ~, az . o'clock 30.
ciHi program follows initiation,
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
Cosmopolitan club Of the Y. w. c.
A. will meet IN the second floor club
rooms. Tuesday. February "a. AZ
y. m. Tor Bible class. with Mrs
1 Dorian as teacher - .. M. Val
entinn party At Y. 81 g. A
WRITER'S CLUB
Writers club ain meet At o'clock
Tuesday. February ~. IN lecture
room Of y. W O. A. Manuscripts
70 be read by Mary l. Compton. Flor
onoe Aayne Hickey and Alice D.
Raynor
ALKI woMENs IMPROVEMENT
CLUB
Regular business session Of Aid
Women'H improvement club ~ the
homo Of Mira A. y. sehutt. zsss ssrd
ave. 4 w. Tuesday. February "a. NJ
Z o'clock. Social hour viii follow
ISAAC l. BTEvsNs PIT. A.
Isaac 1 Stevens PIT. A. win meet
Tuesday. February "a. a. 2;1o .. m.
Or. Hiram ~. Read will speak.
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Governing Hoard 70 Meet

Tho governing board OF the Seattle
Council OF Campfire Girls will meet
az Campfire headquarters Tuesday.
February ~. at 1;so
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Demonstration nj Youngstown
Srhool

A Campfire demonstration win DO
given at the Youngstown school az
sac. February IL The motion pic
ture OF Camp sealth will also be
shown a, this time.
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Cali for Poster.

Ycu are reminded that ali posters
should se In 20 LohequR no, later
than February "a. AZ this IL the date
the contest cio-ea Girls. both IN &C.
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Campfire Millinery Class Ready for
Registration

Have you signed up for the miilin.
cry eonrpo7 This class n open 90
Campfire Girls and guardians. The
exact date for tho beginning Of ti~se
glasses has not been set. but thcro
viii probably 10 two classes each
week. nesting from 7 10 . in the
evening.
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Tho group hcrites WIN hold thsir
tnonthly meeting Saturday. February
10. AZ local headquarters. Miss
Brown viii ts IN charge Of tho meet.
ing
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Tickets for Nan JonqQ Toaunament


manifested affair with the result
been sold
professional teachers viii be
secured
q
Grinsicad John
W. Soday
Clark Daniel Buckingham M
Wilbur, Mrs H. w Pennock and Mrs Thomas r. Lyons
The include Frederic Hall White Mrs
Harnln White. Mrs W. Phhnps Mabel
Trcfcfhen
Burden Mrs Eyand Colin
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josef Hoffman,. noted pianist. will
be heard in concert In Seattle Feb.
ruary ii, under the auspices OF the
womon's League OF the University
His program viii be ma follows:
Sonata. Opus zoe ...s.........B Beethoven
Allegro
Rchrrro
AdAHio Eostenuto
finaiei Introduction and FuEua
BIZ .tudsa ...4..+s.s.......... Chopin
y major
G sharp minor
A fiat major
q sharp minor (dustl
q fiat major (hiAck keypl
G minor treyolution)
MiEuonetteH tchildrcn's cornerl
Lonesome tHonE without worda)
Wooden Soldiers tmArchl
Complaint tnocturnei
Sisters Dolly tpolka1
.ss...s..sss...s... JOSEF Uofmann
rtuds IN c major tfor the left hand
alonel ....s..........J Josef Holman
Consolation in y fiat major
Spanish Rhapsody .......,.,...... LisSt
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

EEATTI.E MUSIC STUDY CLUB
Tho regular meeting OF the Seattle
Music Study club win b held Tuea.
day afternoon. February 10. AT the
homo OF Mn. Homer Leroy Eichor.
lisi 10th avo. ~. at .. IN
Mrs. Robert Morton has arranged
Tho following program:
f'apsr--orisE and Aibsnir'' .,.....
........s......... Miss Msrxares Eek
vocal
tsl TO q Prtmro-s
tcl -Autumnsi unis- ........... ORES
Mrs. u. Q. tnmpsfn
riane-''5sxui6iila- ............. Arn~nfa
MIss aFaos Jessos
vocal
tsi From Moa,. pieso- snz
tsl -At the rrooksids ......... .drf.s
Mrs. n. n r.rry
Ca Seventh Hunrsrsaa Dance
....sr.+.....4.s..... brahms
tel bsreears s..ss..s.s.s+t Arvnssy
Misc wlsifrsa Ba,.rnsa
Piano Dast---
Peer 0ynt suits'' ............. o-trx
Mrs Hazel Huffman ara assa isaStsis
Maii,axar
coTERrE CLUB
Tho Fine Arts department Of the
Cotsrfs club will b. entertained on
Tuesday afternoon. February Ia. by
Mrz. John r. Towers. s7is 10Th ave.
N. r. when the following program
viii be preaented at = O'Clock
| Paper on Frederic Frnncoir Chopin,
with piano illustration.
Mrs. c. II. Recvoe.
Current Musical Events .......
..........M Mrs. U. O. Celiyham
Vocal selections from Amy Wood.
fordo Findcn's group Of Indian
Love Lyrics; 'Teaa Than Dust. "
It'll I Wake
blue Belle Montague Phillips
Mn John It. Towers
Accompanied by Mrs DORA
McGrath
Review Of successful now plays in
Chicago and New York during
1871 and 1912.
Mrs. w. Harry Richards
Piano solos .............S elected
Mrs. DORA McGrath.
|
STUNT NIGHT
The Business and Professional
women's club will give stunt
night Tuesday evening. February 1s.
at o'clock at the Fine Arts Gal.
iery. Miss Harisin Govcniock II
chairman OF the program commit
tee.
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Seattle Society
Edited By Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone Main 0600
alusic and Society kssistant-Louse Raymond,
Art-Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone Capitol 0s29
Smart Tea Compliments Mrs Homer; Mrs.
BackuS Hostess at Charming Luncheon

Mrs charming her homs
lsl o'clock compliment Mrs Car
lovely tns used
% r. table.
Mrs Park Weed willis
l. Hawey Mrs John Henry
Ralnnser Lewis Philip smith Archibald I'M
Ferguson and Mrs LorOy Dandy Lewis.
Luncheon Toddy Compliments Mrs. Lel0iS
compimentng darthea sharplo
Alberta Backus entertained today with luncheon
q a
Mrs. Perry Plans Informal Luncheon
informal luncheon
Tuesday In
"a "a W. l. Beddow until
,onnoF evening. when she returning 10 her home
iends the honor
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Informal Supper Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs John Bigeiow entertained with
fourteen covers at thar home Sunday evening
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SEATTLE FEDERATION
w. c. T. u.
The Seattle Federation OF w G.
T. U, Will hold Its regular meeting
February 10 Mt Plymouth church.
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GAMMA PHI BETA ALUNfNAE
The aiumnas OF Gamma Phi Beta
win have its regular monthly meet.
ing Tuesday. February 10. at p. m.
at the chapter housa. Mrs. Roy Kin
near will be tho hostess.
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wRIrEns. cLuR
80 woMENs IMPRovEMENT
IaAAc ]. aTEvENs 90. A.

Isaac l. Stevens PIT. A. win meet
Tuesday. February 10. a. 2;ao p. m.
Or. Hiram ~. Read will speak.
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Allah chapter. No 1875. o. y. B.,
VIII entertain with card party a,
partnsii'a cafeteria. IN The Leary
building. on Tuesday evening. Feb
ruAry rs. at $50 O'Clock Eastern
starr. MRnons and friends invited
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" EtNIN3IF y " y VII
The Women'H Civic club viii meet
Tuesday. February "a. az .. m, In
the Erickson room ~ the y vs.. 9. A.
Mr.. william McKihben viii speak on
Narcotic Addieia" Large attend
mo- dnaired
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-31
GATHER NAVY DATA
Will Prevent Misinformation Concern.
ing Strength Of Nations Fleets.

Washington, ID. C., March ST.
Steps taken by the Navy Department
10 prevent a recurrence of the Incl
dent which recently led to the with
drawal by Secretary Hughes of GER
tain comments on British naval activ-
ity, may result in each of the nations
signatory to the Washington naval
treaty being put on record as to their
programs under the provisions Of that
agreement.
Orders have been issued for a care
full revision of all information in the
files of the government bearing upon
the worlds principal navies.
Data derived from unofficial
sources, no matter how reliable, will
be plainly so labeled and information
which cannot be substantiated will be
weeded out.
American naval attaches. forming
the principal source of the data upon
which the department and the govern
ment depend. have been INSTRUCTED to
use every legitimate method in assist
ing the work.
1t is believed that in most cases
their most logical step will be to make
formal request upon the government
TO which they are assigned for the in
formation desired.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-31
$500, 900 AVAILABLE
AT ONCE FOR PRISON
SYSTEM, RULING SAYS
State on Deficiency Basis,
However; Can't Pay
Entire Amount.

Austin, Tex. March 31.-The $780,
600 emergency appropriation made by
the recent Legislature for the state
prison system is available Immediately
and the state comptroller is au-
thorized to issue deposit warrant.
for the transfer of such funds, the
attorneys department held in an opln-
ion issued yesterday to Comptroller
Lon A. Smith.
In accordance with the opinion,
Comptroller Smith announced last
night that he will today issue deposit
warrants in the sum of 100000 each
to the prison commission for as much
funds as are available in the general
revenue fund. At least 100000 will
be available. treasurer Terrell de-
clared and possibly 100000.
The attorney generals opinion was
similar to that issued last night re-
garding the $3,000,000 emergency
school appropriation. holding that the
appropriation was general in its char
acter and becomes effective upon ap-
proval by the governor. .
The prison system probably will
not get the entire 100000 appro-
priation for some time, officials said.
because of the fact that the general
revenue fund went on a deficiency
basis today. The deficiency came fol-
lowing transfer of the 100000
school appropriation, and $4,000 to
the fire commission.
The treasurer notified his depart
ment this morning not to cash further
warrants. state payroll warrants will
be issued today but can not be cashed
because of the deficiency.
1t is considered probable that the
general fund will be on. deficiency
until next January. 1t was on de-
ficiency basis from last September
until February 1, this year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-31
NEGRO WOULD
APPEAL FIT TIL
DEATHPENA[TY.
Jury Deliberates Ten Min
utes, Longest in
Any Case. I
g CHARGES PENDING
May Not Be Tried on Them,
as They Are Not
for Murder.
8 CHARGES PENDING

Waco, Tex. March sf.-Roy Nit
chell. negro. who received his fifth
and final sentence to hanging last
night, when he was found guilty
of the murder of Harrell Bolton in
May. last year. is in Jail today with
eight other complaints charged against
him.
None Of the eight complaints are
for murder. however. and on none OF
them has an indictment been returned
by the grand jury. The nature Of the
remaining charges vary from attempt
ing murder TO criminal assault, and
there was doubt among county Off
cials today that the negro will be