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UNIVERSITY cHAUTAUQUA
Bogus Check for
Marriage License

Several weeks ago a baAhful but
eager couple appeared at the mar
rage license window In the office OF
County Auditor d. T.. Ferguson and
wanted permit. A check was ten.
dored for $3.50. The check came
back the other day marked N. s. +.
Wednesday. the couple were located.
He was out OF town and tho bride
smillngly admitted that they were
short" swhcn the wedding took
place. She paid tho $3.50 and Audit.
or Ferguson promised not TO push
the check charge.
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viii Display
Garden Photos

Arbof ana Garden week viii begin
Sunday. The flower COMMITTEES Of
tho Chamber OF Commerce. thru
Mrn. Guy, h arranging an exhibition
Of pictures of attractive gardens 10
be- placed IN store windows A ~.
fles OF talks will be announced In
connection with the movement 20
make Seattle fHmouA not only for
lis attractive small homes. but also
for It's attractive small gardens,
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% HT7E- TTT7 IIT-TT T1TTI-1 T7TT0T I7
she muoh.iaIked.of balls Of TIE past
two years
Arthur Lingenbrlnk II chairman Of
the general committee on arrange.
msuis Tho decorations committee.
naturally In this kind Of a ball ons
Of the most important committees.
includes. besides SIR. TadeIna. AloHzc
Victor Lewis. Heinrich Roth. Victor
Aanenga. Marshall Reid. Paul Brock
man and Leon DerbyEhlre.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
FoMAN.s cENruRY cf.up

MOAIAN's CENTURY CLUB
/ On Friday. February %. tho liter
iature and travel department Of the
yvoman's Century club VIII meet at
4he Z. w. c. A. at II a. m. Program.
$'Tndustries Of China" by Mrs. J. w.
Eraham; discussion led by Mrs. NJ.
II Pearl, RAILROAD and Waterways, :"
&frs. A. II. Horton. The Americana.
zation department viii meet Friday.
III 1870 p. m, at the Y. w. C. A. A
paper on The Older and the Newer
Immigrants" with discussion on
3.Americanisrn" will be led by Mrs.
|kWflllarn Prater.
Ia The regular meeting win DO held
Friday. at 2 p m. at the Y. w. c. A.
}rhe program at Q .. M will include
ID flag salute by Girl Scouts, Mrs.
|*Paui Barnes, captain: trio. violin.
|lpiano and cello. Professor Edmond
3s. Meany, OF the University OF Wash
|,tngton, wiz give an address on
|'rWashington and Early Colonial
|spays.'
Haiku PIT. A.
|N Aiki PIT. A. win meet at the
schooi. Friday evening. February 70.
Diving to the limited seating ca.
Pacity. the committee ON arrange
5nents requests that no children be
present.
|k,fYMvAcE GALE
II The Ladies' society OF the First
Methodist church win have a rum
image sale Friday and Saturday.
February 1924, at 41s Pike st.
pRPTEc CLUB
III The orptec club will meet Friday
afternoon. February %. at 1 o'clock,
with Mrs. Emma yoswinkel, at the
new Washington hotel.
GREENWOOD CHAPTER, U. D..
%. II. s,
Greenwood chapter, u. D., o. II. s.,
Mfii give dance at Greenwood hall,
Greenwood ave. and SOD st.. Friday
evening, February %. All o. e. g.,
| kAasons and friends invited.
|BALLARD w. G. T. u.
Ballard w. c. Il. u. will meet with
kffs. John ID. Wenger, 6519 18th
~. W., instead Of with Mrs. M. Il.
He6man, Friday afternoon. February
be. at o'clock. Department local gu.
|bcrintendent Bring book. Program
! bn Frances Willard.
COLONEL ELLSWORTH
CIRCLE
Colonel Ellsworth Circle, Ladies' Of
1be q. A. r., will give patriotic
program In veternns' hall. Armory.
FRIDAY, February 20. at 2:30 p. m.
All patriotic organizations invited.
1.-THE circle will be called to order for
d business session at o'clock.
BEATTLE CIRCLE NO. $40
Nj Seattle circle No. $40, Nelgbbors Of
Woodcraft, win give card party in
5wcdIsh club hall Friday evening,
February 20.
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OFFICERS RE ELECTED

offiCAltS RE ELECTED
The Progressive Thought club me,
wednesday and rc elected the follow,
Ing officers; Mrs. W. 4. Benson.
president. Mira Anna y. winsor, vice,
president. Mrs. G. ST. Lewis. second
yieeprcaident. MIN. H. W. costigan.
corresponding secretary. Mira, r. u.
stWng. treasurer. and Mrs. Ellen &
Leekenby. trustee.
The delegates chosen 20 the Seattle
FEDERATION OF women's cluhs arc Mrs.
Helen l.. Wlnburn and Mrs. J. Ellis
worth Iyes Airs, wlnsor and Mra
David Moohr ara the alternates. Mru,
+. y. strang and Mira. H. 3. John.
son are the delegates TO tho King
County Legislative Federation.
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To Show Textiles
at University

Miss Rhodes Miss Storm and Miss
sirgcnsen OF tho university art de.
partment are sponsoring special
loan exhibition OF European folk
crafts" to be given by Lambda
Rho, university honorary art fra.
tcrnity. In tho attic OF philosophy
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Will Lecture on
Spanish Operas

Considerable Interest IL being man.
ifested IN tho two lecture reei,als
TO Be- given By Mra. Louise Van oEie at
Tho Fine Arts gallery on the even.
INKS OF March . and 10. az SIS. Tho
frs, win be on three Spanish one.
act plays. tho second on three one.
act operas by Puceini.
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Mrs. Waesche to Giue Tea

Friday afternoon, March :. from until o'clock
Mrs Ivan Wctteng Hamilton Burke Mrs
Edwin BeS Mrs David Morgan Roderek Mrs Howard Berry
VIII preside the Misses
Faith Louise Elisabeth Mcdonald
Mrs Donald Mcclellan and Mrs H. o, Martin
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QUEEN ANNE HIGH SCHOOL

F7N a.
Queen Anne High School PIT. A.
viii meet IN the library Of the school
Friday. March 2. al 2s5o y. m. The
program win consist OF short talks
on Household Management. Art.
Craft. Design. Cooking and Sewing
by students OF the homo economies
department, Girls Of the cooking
class viii be- hostessoa 90 the parents
al tho social hour In the cooking
room.
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Seed and Plant
Information Given

Apropos Of Garden week. the pub
lie library reference room has estab.
liHhed shelf Of seed oatalogs and
llsts that cover the flower and vege.
table field on ;he entire country.
They arc invaluable references in
aiding in the selection OF seeds and
plnnta.
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DOG A SUICIDE,

NEW YORK. Feb. "a collie
dog whose master had recently died
lay down In the path OF automobiles
on Riverside Drive and was killed.
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hail. for two days. about Tho middle
OF April They win show not onlS
materials ana textiles of interesting
pattern or weaving IN garments
household articles Or cloth. but also
metal pottery. wood and other craft
articles of artistic merit from Eu
rope. II u can DO arranged. 4 pro
gram Of folk dances End folk muslt
will De given. Anyone having SONS
interesting piece 81 work which they
are willing 70 lend TO thia university
exhibition should cali Melrose 1850
Local %.
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SEXTON FRIENDguIp Gum

Sexton Friendship club will have
a card party Saturday evening. Feb
ruary "a. at the home OF Mrs Eliza
Potter. at the Armory, at $50 p. m
Everyone welcome.
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CLUBS TO DANCE
TONIGHT

The Minncwatha and the Christil.
Ian clubs win giyo dance Thurs.
day evening. February 20. at Chris
tonsens hall. in celebration OF George
washlnEton'a birthday Tho Wash.
lngion minwet VIII be danced 10y a
miniature oeorEo and Martha Wash.
lngton,
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Inpitqtions on for Bridae VA

NT khs InV
tons for bridge Tuesday oomp
menung Mrs Charles Cnh Rohertonl
who visiting mother Mrs Tracy Robertson while Lieutenant
Murphy Is on sea- duty.
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cALETpH CLUB

Tho caleldh club win give bridge
luncheon Tuesday. February 81. al
1880 o'clock. AZ tho home Of Mrs.
J. w. Ednunds. 2it ". 4eth 81.
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AUXILIARY SIGNAL CORPS
pfNg,rpnNEn

Tho February meeting OF the Sig.
nal Corps auxiliary has been post.
poued until tho mex, regular meet.
ing on March ~.
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Luncheon Compliments Neau Resident

W.
sos Bellevue compliment
recently Spokane
-hnme
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WoMEN's LAKEWOOD CLUB
Tho womenr Lakewood Civic I'm
proycmeni club viii give a eommu
nifty dinner at Tho Lakewood club
house Saturday. February "a. az Z
p. m.
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Egening Party VIII Compliment Mr.. and
Mrs. Bro1OneH, Visitor to BE
HoRored at Bridge Tea

AND Mlks entertaining with
~ an Informal bridge and Nah JongE their home saturday
evening
recently connS' Il q
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Elihu Vodder died I'm Rome. Janu.
airy 20. He left New York In 1861.
His beHtkDown works include five
decorative panels ard q Mosaic In
the library OF congress. lie deserted
art for poetry when he WIS 10.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Washington Park guild win tho orthopcdc
FRIDAY. by
rs William Ritter, Mrs Winthrop Hovcy
Charles Clifford Wiley. b.
Hfrs. AIss
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PALM crRCLE 80. ts

Palm Circle No. Sc. Neighbors Of
woodcraft, win NEE, every wedncr-
day evening. beginning March Y. al
carpenters' haii. 1880 Fourth ave.
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woslANs MISSIONARY

SOCIETY
Tho woman's Missionary society
OF the Firat Presbyterian church
viii meet Friday afternoon az 2
o'clock In tho ladies' parlor OF tho
church.
This speaker OF n. afternoon viii
be Miss Mary r. Mcclurkcn. who
has spent a number OF years doing
missionary work IN the lower east
and lower west side OF New York
city. whorc there are Sc different ma.
tionalitien. New York IA tho great
melting pot OF America. where our
government Is striving 10 make
American citizens Of these different
peoples and the tremendous task Of
the missionary worker Is 10 assist IN
making Christian mon and women Of
this great mass OF humanity.
peYotions VIII 10 led by Mrs. II. J.
Logan.
Mrs. John Prnkken viii sing.
A delightful tea win DO served al
tho close OF tho program. Tho host.
easca are Mrs. ], N. Booth. Mrs ].
X. McpowRii. Mrs. J. q Prlestry.
Mrs. George A. Tucker Mrs. W. ].
Blair. Mrs j. J. Black. Mrs V. w.
Sander and Mrs. Mary MaeMurray.
Leader-Mrs. wa II. Hanna.
DENNY-FUHRAiAN GUILD
Dcnny.FuhrmRn guild will meet
with Mrs. Addie u. Comfy. 2Tss 10Th
ave. ~. on Friday. February 20.
SOCIAL SCORE CLUB
Social Score club meets with Mrs.
I. ofiook. sss .sth ave. for 1 o'clock
luncheon. on Friday. February 20.
WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
w. c. T. U.
Washington Boulevard w. c. r.
U. WIN meet In tho chapel Friday
February %. AZ ! D. m. Mra. Mary
shidier. superintendent OF medical
temperance, WIN speak. Visitors
welcome.
MYSTIC JEWEL socfAIscLuB
Mystic Jewel Social club win en-.
terrain with a costume ball In Odd
Fellows temple. Friday evening,
February %. Dancing a, o'clock
CHAPTER 40. Pr 20.
Chapter 40 Of r. r. o. WIN meet
Mrs. Lucy Wand. Chelsea apart.
ments. Friday evening. February %.
at o'clock.
ALLAH CHATTER
Allah chapter No. 1875. o. Il. g.,
win give an informal dance In
Knights Of PythIaa hail. Third ave.
and virginia ST.. Friday evening,
a.
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MRS cuDTHEE RETURNS
FROM EXTENDED VISIT


MrA Ella cudIheo has returned
from a five months visit in Den.
vrr. Colo. Texas and California.
While in the south shs visited mum.
erous women'a clubs. which are much
interested IN tho study OF pariiaTpen.
,ary law. and building their own
club houses
The woman's club and tho Ebei
club In Los Angeles arc each con.
stFuc,inE handsome club homes, San
Francisco women arc building a ciuh
house that Is to cost enc million
dollars
While In san Francisco. Mra cudi-
hec met Roy Partridge. former Sc
attic man. who Ia now professor o.
art AZ Mills college. Hc spoke re.
Gently on '-Tho Technical side o;
Art" at tho library auditorium bo-
fore large and enthusiastic audi
ence. Mrs cudihce says he has
many admirers In tho southern city,
UNIVERSITY CHAuTAUQUA
University Chnu,auaua win meet
at the home OF Mira. Emma Barr.
iot N. 4iat. Friday. February %. "A,
p. me- Chapters 7. 8. . and 10. In
Social Ideals In English Letters .
by scuddor. viii DO taken up. Roll
call viii be answered by anecdotes
Of Abraham Lincoln and GeorEe
Washington.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 81
Evening musitais a. she Mem0n's
University CLUB.
Ara " r. kichaFdnnE'h bridge
iunchenn az the Nainisr club.
FRIDAY. FInnfAnY es-
wemen's univufsiiy club O. ester
taininE with a Caianiai cntiiiian.
hr and Mrs. gserrs NeNiaYr'a dlns
per 81 FORT iawtoE quarters IN
honor az Colonel and Ara. Oliver
h nochefY.
SATURDAY.. IEiitIAhY et-
Airs. Charles %, Mann 10 rntsftain
az dinner az Yacht rlut Ia honor
n pr. hann's birthday.
Miss Eiaino Culiiion'a dinner "a
home % compliment Ma Laura
Parsons snd her Rance. Ar.
Thomas Nslentine Dempsey
hra Arthur Caihaun a. antertsin
rith rhildfrns party. la come
plinsnt 60 heF daughter. a.r.
safet
tiit hsDAN. MARCH -
Mrs "a -. Hsintafnr'a hridaa tea ~
home honpring MFa a. al uurn-
side ana Mfss frank foa aud
Mr. Harley narthsaits
SATURDAY. MARCH -
TraFeipEus dinner Al Womsn's uuir
ysfsi9 club AZ sac e'ciock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
KING COUNTY

KING COUNTY
MINUTE WOMEN
King County Minute Women will
hold the March meeting In Mystic
hall. Auburn. on Monday. March s.
Ail-day meeting.
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RAINIER cnAprER. D. a n.

Rainier Chapter, u. A. r.. viii hold
the February meeting on the after
noon Of the 2Tth. at o'clock. at tho
residence OF Mrs. Waiter Warmer
Reed. the regent, $40 Kinnear place.
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Ladies, AID socIETY

Circle 6 OF the Ladies' Aid society
Of the Woodland Park NJ. II. church
will meet Friday. February 20, for
! o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Paul
Gale. 1926 Fremont ave. Take Ey.
erett Interurbah at 1880 o'clock. Get
off at North Park.
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB

Seward Social and Literary club
will meet Friday, February 20. at 2
o'clock. with Mrs. X. s. COPELAND,
1909 18th ave. $. Mrs. A. corothers.
assisting hostess. Speaker for the
afternoon will be Mrs. II. Il. Maltby.
president Of Seattle Federation OF
Women's Clubs.
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Dinner as Birthday Compliment

Mr. and Mrs h. Galloway evening ten
wootey
The occasion eomplmened Mrs wooley her,blrhday.
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BRIDGE Tea Honors Visitors

Walter
s.
In NJ
fzded the table, conferred with basket
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Delta Alumnae to Hold Rummage Sale

Delta Delta Delta aiumnae VIII hold a rummagS
;dny at the westiake market the proceeds obtain
fund for a new chapter house.
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BRIDGE Luncheon Hostess

Fnay bridge luncheon
covers Wednesday afternoon her home 2Tsl 10th ~
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Musicale This Evening

Tbs evening musicale At tho woen University club postponed from
sa o The interesting has BY Miss Helen
DO Mcdonald and Edward l.
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Informal Lancheon to Honor Sister

ComplcntinE sister Wchadon Ormea
Monday f.
entertan with Informal luncheon Friday
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ALLAH cIrApTER-

Allah chapter No. is5. o. Il. g..
win give an informal dance In
knights Of PythIaa hail. Third ave.
and Virginia st.. Friday evening.
February %. at o'clock.
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CENTRAL MISSION STUDY cIrR

CENTRAL MISSION STUDY CLUB
Central Mission Study club Of Y
w. c. A. VIII meet in Bible room OF
association building Friday, Febru
airy 20, at 10 a. m. Building with
india textbook. Lesson for day
chapter ~. Cooperation Of Chris
tan West"
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Fraternitu Gives Successful Dance

Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity hosts the
original and entertaining inforals OF the More than thirty
early eighties % SAX"
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EpUcATrUN couMIrTrr,

Education committee. Seattle
council Of Parent.Tcacher associa.
tons. will meet in board of education
rooms, Friday. February %. at 1
p. m. Representative Of Washing.
ton Educational association will en-.
plain current legislation affecting
education. Miss Louretta Cole. Ed.
ucationai Publication"
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ncirag Party WIN Compliment DAUGHTER

NJ
evening compliment their daughter thirteenth birthday
nouns people
This
tfouo,x nv bride,
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LONESOME CLUB

The Lonesome club will meet Fri.
day evening. February 20. at the Raj.
nler Grand hotel at 8 o'clock. All
lonely people and strangers welcome.
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>Je0Me JocIety
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaiser. Telephone Main o6oO
Music and Society Assistant--LOuise Raymond.
II Art-Dorothy Fay Gould Telephone, Capitol 0S29
ECening Party VIII Compliment Mr.. and
Mrs. Bfol0neH, Visitor to BE
Honored at Bridge Tea
A olFFIrH IATarR are entertaining with
essas honor Of Mr. ana Mrs Fsse II aoSa sr Who have
recently e'nae here from New York to make their home
limitations ont for Bridge Tea
Tor ss is ana az me- ss E club al rs "
Murphy Is on duty.
Mrs Waesche to Give Tea
Mrs Russell waesehe has extended invitations her home
Ans we,asel yeuvs Burke Mrs
win preside assisting
NY Lane julia and Marie Carlson Helen hssSS Emma and sns Howell
AIRS Donald Mcclellan and Mrs Il o Martin,
Lamcheon Compliments Nei0 Resident
Mrs W. Rowdsn entertained with bse luncheon for twelve wene
recently
Dinner as Birthday Compliment
M and I GALLOWAY We're ss last evening a dinner Of ten
The occasion '0mPl"'Hed Mr.. wo0i.y on her birthday
Informal Luncheon to Honor Sister
compimentins
Mont leaving Monday blackwell viii
entertain Win Informal luncheon . her home Friday afternoon
Musicale This EUening
club postponed
snowsiorn place
sas Ok The interesting has by Miss Helen
The hO&sss A L.
Mcdonnell
Bridge Luncheon Hostess
F1nlay a luncheon
covers "Wednesday afternoon her home 2sl 10Th ave
Fraternity Gives Successful Dance
original and entertaining nOmais OF the More than thirty
attended period
early eighties TO modern Jazz" attire
Dancing Party VIII Compliment Daughter
Mr. and Mrs H H. Barker win entertain with dancing Friday
evrng compliment their daughter on her thirteenth birthday Twenty
1oung invited
Followed BY bridge.
Delta Alumnae to Hold Rummage Sale
Delta Delta Delta aumnae WIN hold sale Friday
FUND for a chapter house.
BRIDGE Tea Honors Visitors
r. Mccalum. Mont
quest Of her sister Mrs Goodwin Mrs Nellie Goodwin
at the OF
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ANIMAL DINNER

ANNUAL DINNER
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Woodland Park Methodist Episcopal
church viii hold It's annual Wash.
ington's birthday dinner Friday eve.
ming. Feb %. from 6 TO 8 O'Clock,
at the church. ". 7znd at. and Green,
wood ave A program viii follow
the d!nno.
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pENNY.FuHRMAN GuILp

Denny-Fuhrman guild will meet
with Mrs. Addie u. Comfy. 2Tss 10th
ave ~. on Friday. February -.
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Women's Clubs

BALLARD w. C. I. U.
Ballard W. C. T. U. win meet
with Mrs. 81. @. Hcdman. is4T w.
Sind st. Friday. February 20. at :
p. m. Subject Facts and Prin.
ciples Of w. c. T. u. and willard
Memorial"
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CoTERIE CLUB

Coterie club will hold It's post.
poned meeting at University Way
club. 1880 University way Friday,
February 20, at 2I5 o'clock. Execu.
tive committee meets at las o'clock.
Nomination Of officers. Program.
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SOCIAL SCORE CLUB
Social Score club meets with Mrs.
I. ofiock. sss .sth ave. for o'oiocl
luncheon. on Friday. February 20.
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RECORD OF HARDING
WILL WIN FOR HIM
IN 1924, TESS SAYS
Accomplishments Will Car.
ry President Through,
Senator Says.

Chicago, April Ex-senator Simeon
L. Fess of Ohio declared last night
in Rspeech before the Hamilton Club
that President Warrel. G. Harding
will be renominated by the Republic
can party next year without opposi-
ton and will be reelected by a large
majority on the strength of the ad.
ministration's accomplishments.
DR.. Fess said he was expressing his
personal opinion and had not been
authorized TO make a campaign speech
for the President.
The campaign next year, he said
will be waged on the basis of the
things done under President Harding
and in this category he listed:
Restoration of peace and diplomatic
relations with former enemy countries
Adjustment of strained relations
growing out Of the Versailles treaty.
Settlement of foreign controversies
with South and Central America.
Reduction of the national debt.
Reduction of governmental expendi-
lures.
Reduction of taxes.
Restoration of Liberty bonds to par.
"The story of the worlds spree OF
waste and extravaganza during war
time prosperity followed by the sick
ening season of the aftermath" said
Senator Fcss, is read in the crash
of business enterprises. in the over
turn of industry. the dislocation of all
production and the disappearance OF
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THIEVES LEAVE LOOT
Abandon 1900 Cigars, Automobile
Castings and Ford Car.

City detectives and headquarters
police recovered 1900 cigars, five auto
mobile castings and Ford roadster,
which were deserted by two men the
officers suddenly encountered at 5 AZ
Tuesday morning, at a point near
South Calaveras and San Luis streets.
The cigars and castings, detectives
say, had probably just been stolen
and were being hauled away when
officers unexpectedly encountered
them and forced them to flee, leaving
The loot lying in the street and a Mes
quite thicket.
Detectives anticipate the capture of
the thieves, whose identity. they say,
may be revealed by the state license
carried on the deserted automobile,
unless, it. too, proves to have been
stolen. Detectives early Tuesday
morning had not established the iden-
tity of the victim robbed of the cigars
or the owner OF the automobile which
had been stripped of the castings.
The confiscation of the castings and
cigars was the elimination of re-
port sent into headquarters by reii-
dents near Monterey and Calaverds
streets. that two men were rolling au-
tomobile castings along Calaveras
street.
Detectives Kohr and Fox and Sta
ton Officers Springer and Kitchen,
reached the scene in the police emet-
gency car, but the men had disappear
cd. The officers began securing the
neighborhood. 1t was when they near
ed San Luis and Calaveras streets
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of Irvington, Va, commander-in-chief.
The Southern Memorial Associa-
ton, an organization of women, will
begin its oath convention today.
The first-session of tie veterans or
ganization will be called to order to-
morrow morning by Gen. II. C. Rog-
ers, of Baton Rouge, who, after the
usual preliminaries, will turn the
gavel over to chief Carr.
Governor Parker, Alvin Owsley,
national commander Of the American
Legion, Mayor McShane of New Or
leans, Colonel Lee. of the Sons of
Veterans, General Freeman and Gen.
Charles b. Howry. will deliver ad-
dresses during the first days session.