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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01


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TO PLAY RAGTIME CLEvERLY
You need only take 20 lessons tho Music
SOC Pine ST.
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In the flowers and have the
imaginable.
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hes an dcratologist OF years
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The oft shoulder yoke : for dressy frocks
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Nomen's Clubs

ANNUAL PICNIC
Mount Holyoke Alumnae club win
have its annual picnic Saturday.
June 2. win Miss Frances Nichols
at Medina.
Leschi ferry leaves at 1915 and
1890.
SIGMA KAPPA ALUMNAE
Sigma Kappa Alumnae will meet
Saturday. June 2. at 1880 .. m. at
the chapter house, 1872 21st ave. N. Il.
LUNIoN FRANCHISE
L'Union Franchise will meet Sat
urday evening. juno 2, at the Y. w.
G. a. at 8 o'clock. a talk on "Pc-
troleum OIL will be given by Marcel
Daily, the president. 4 musical pro-
gram will follow the talk.
MAPLE LEAF POST TO DANCE
Maple Leaf Post, No. 81, win en-
terrain with a dance at the Ameri-
can Legion headquarters In the New
Arctic hotel on Saturday evening,
June 2.
ALOHA CHAPTER NO. ilC
Aloha Chapter No. 116, o. u. s..
viii confer the degrees Of the order
on Saturday, June g. at 8 p. M.
m the Green Lake Masonic temple.
The get.togetbcr meeting will be held
July Z. There VIII he entertainment,
games and refreshments Members
invited ~ bring their children.
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Personal

Mr.. Godfrey PharaDn ana daugh
ter. Miss Ruth Pharazyn from New
Zealand. are spending the weekend
with Mr. ana Mrs. TidmaNh and
Miss Phebe Nell Tidmarsh. en- route
10 England. Mr. and Mrs. Tidmarnh
also have as their guests. their
niece. Miss Kathleen Beningfield. OF
London. Eng who viii make an
Indefinite stay
Mr. Stuart black. from Glasgow
Scotland. who haa bson the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs Andrew Gillespie
Tor a few days. viii leave Saturday
Tor Vancouver y. q. 10 return
Fast over the Canadian Pacific.
and sail later for his home.
Mr. and Ms. Harry Glenn s,ibba
arc expected home Monday from
a visit In California.
Mr and Mrs. Herbert crowder
have returned from months motor
Hfp - NaNiofniAs
Mrs Fred william nroekman OF
Rellingham Is visiting her parents.
SIR. and Mrs Fred w. Dathley.
Mr. and Mu q. \. IT. Pratt re
turned last evening from a visit OF
several days In Vancouver. u. c,
Nir. Joseph DC Macrdo viii return
ncxt week from a fortnight's visit, Ia
spokane.
Mrs. AlonEo Taylor. who haA been
visiting relatives At Forispn for tho
past fortnight. win be homo ncxt
week.
pr. and Mrs. ous Floyd I.au,sot,
VIII remove nsxt week 10 their now
homo on Denny Blaine boulevard.
Alr. and Mra John Henry Gordon
aro being congratulated upon the
birth Of a son May ~.
air. and Mrs. corwin EbertinE and
Mr.. ana Mrs. William I.amernux. Of
Hoaulhn. arc spending week in
Victoria. y. c.
Miss liostense Green ana Miss
Polly Perkins returned Last night
from tho East. where they have been
attending school.
Miss Helena ]. Martha. who gave
a course OF lectures IN Los Angeles
during the past winter. has returned
to Seattle and vicinity for the sum
mer months.
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Mss Treat Gives Charming Tea

sos'obe osonng much entertaining prior to the many wed
dOgs planned for Thursday the most charming OF
these affairs Priscilla at her home when she
entertained viii become
bride Of Mr Arnold Poison OF Holulam
tho hawthorne and the
lovely garden flowers In the dining pink and
white provided the scheme developed the OF pink sweet peas
and lilies OF the valley the table largo bowl Of sweet peas was
Enclosed by hedge OF lilies OF the valley sweet and nhar ferns
Little lHchsd dressed 20 represent
bouquet OF white
howercd Clad stunning blue velvet
little Ninifred the cards the door
Miss presided the assisted
swansirom Loyal Treat and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
AUXILIARY RAINIER
NOnI.E PnST No. 1

American Legion Auxiliary TO
Rainier Noble Post No, l viii hold
It's regular meeting Monday evening.
juno 4. al tho New Arctic hotel
Cluhroom The program viii hc fur.
nlsirpd by the legislative committee
with Mrs. Walter Beais. chairman.
Mrs. Henry fAndea VIII be the
speaker for the evening,
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
SEATTLE POETRY CLUB

SEATTLE POETRY CLUB
The Seattle Poetry club will meet
Saturday evening. June 2. at s
o'clock. in Mr.. Harry Krinke's stu.
do, seventh floor OF the McKelvey,
Third ave, between Pike and Pine.
RAINIER CAMP. r. N. A.
Rainier camp, Royal Neigbbors Of
America, will give a series of whist
parties at Wings cafeteria. the first
10 be given Saturday, June 2, at
$40 p. m. All friends OF the order
invited.
MYRTLE CHAPTER, o. Il. s.
Myrtle Chapter No. IS, o. +. s.,
viii give a card party Saturday eve
ming, june 2. at Dartnalrs cafeteria,
Second and Madison. All Eastern
Stars. Magons and friends invited.
gEATTLE COURT,
o. OF a.
Seattle court. Order OF Amaranth.
will give a card party in Norton'o
cafeteria. 1919 Second ave. Saturday
evening. June 2. at o'clock.
SORORITY WILL
PICNIC
z Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
win bold its annual picnic for active
and ainmnae members Saturday, at
the Coo summer place. F0irweather
landing, on Lake Washington. The
boat leaves Madison park, at 1oa5
a. m.
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wrsT ouEEN ANNE I..r. 4.

West Queen Anne PIT. A. will
meet "Wednesday. Juns 6. az go
y. m. in the music room OF tho
school, Tho reports from tho state
convention win bc heard and pupils
from the different grades will fur
nish the program. -'he hos,eascz
for tho afternoon viii be Mrs, II. j..
Irvine. Mrs. Alan Eshelby. Mra. II.
Bartcli and Mira. EngNne Hunt,
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DAY NURSERY
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Seattle Day Nursery assocIa.
ton met al the nursery building. sO2
Broadway. Thursday afternoon, and
elected the following officers.
Mrs. Walter Henry WIS reelected
president: Mrs. r. j. Huston. first
vice president: Mrs. g. a. c. Roches.
ter. second vice president; Mrs. l.. c.
Gilman. third vice president: Mrs.
David Gilmore, fourth vice president:
Mrs. David ]. Grant. treasurer; Mrs.
Alison II. Woodruff, recording secro.
tary: Mrs. X. c. Force. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Louis l.. Mendel.
membership treasurer.
Mrs. l.. G. Lens, Mrs. II. l.. Strong
and Mrs. w. r. Perkins were elected
members at large on the executive
board The newly.eiected trustees
include Mrs. M. a. Matthews. Mrs.
Frederick Bausman, Mrs. Henry
Broderick and Mrs, Il. a. Stuart.
LONESOME CbCB
The Lonesome club will meet In
the parlors OF tho Rainier.G Grand no.
tel Friday evening. June /, at 3
o'clock. Cards and dancing The
program will be given by members
OF the club and their friends. The
club will have n picnic Mt Ravcnnn
park Sunday, June 8, Strangers and
lonely people welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
KING COUNTY
1 .EgIgI. ALIVE FEEDER ALTON

King County Legislative Fedora.
ton win hold It's last meeting OF
tho season. Monday. Junc I. at .
9. m. Mlss Alice l.. Yarnoli Of oig
Harbor will give an address on
Farm and Market" Interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. Full al.
tendance requested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
OSTRICH TRIMMING

Ostrich feathers are very popular
as trimmings on delicate toned
frocks. They are made into long
sproys. or fringos or into delicate
flowers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Buffet Dinner and Supper to Honor June
Bride-EIect and Fiance, WI Entertain for
Miss AHenbB

Mr. AND Mrs, MARION RUSSELL. CUMMINGS arranging a
Au buffet dnner June in
honor 81 Miss Louise Theodore
Another affair the buffet
Mr. giving their home
SUNDAY Tho viii McCod Taylor OF
White Bluffs who visiting Mr. and Mrs r. Huston
Fourteen viii with invitations confined TO The
Intimate friends OF The honor
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BETA THETA
MOTHERS CI.fJH

Beta Theta III Mothc;s' club win
assemble for the last time this sen.
son. Tuesday. June 8. at picnic
given at the homo Of sfrs. J. Is.
shorvtt. s6as 45th ave. \. W.
Mrs. Merritt Bloxom was elected
president Of tho club al tho last
meeting. held az the chapter house.
succeeding Mrs. +. w. Nordstrom;
Mrs J. II. shorstt. vice president:
Mrs. II. 7. Eckmann. secretary: slrs.
+. s. Hunt. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

The regular meeting Of the Whit.
tier Heights Improvement club Will
be held In the Whittier school gym.
nasium, on Friday evening. June
II. az s o'clock. Very important
business is TO be transacted.
The Hon. c. II. Fitzgerald. prcsi.
dent OF the city councli. and MIR.
Painter OF the Community Service
will be the speakers OF the evening.
Mr.. Vivian Will lead in com.
munity singing and everybody viii
bo given a cordial welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
No-Host Tables Sponsored

More than hundred given
By Rotary club
tables waldo Mr.
Reilly Archie Frank
Leckenby. andAr
and Mrs Alexander cue Mr. CLAY
II Mr. Monte proun
Mr. and Mrs f. J. Baels X. Barker Mr. ana Mrs
Edward Foh Mr. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Rogers Mr. Edward Tlndolph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
HELPERS CLUB

HELPERS CLUB
Tho Helpers club OF Aloha Chap.
ter. No ii5. o. y, s., viii meet
with Mrs u. Marshall. sSii sixth
ave. y. W, Wednesday, June o. NJ
II a. m. Take Green Lake jitney.
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nRCLE j. WAfI.INGFoRp

CIRCLE J. wALIINGFoRD
Circle j. wallinEford Of Ia. First
Presbyterian church viii mcct NJ
the home % Mrs. c. ". kepplcr.
1887 n. sea. "Wednesday. June 9. 1T
? p. m. Visitors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Guilds Bridge Tea Arrangements Complete

perfected the bridge TO be
orhopeo hospital the home Of
c, p. I0T NJ s..
Various committees have appointed the chmen OF which
Mrs II Hedges tickets; Mrs A. C Rochester arrangements Mrs
NJ Glng prizes +. refreshments. a wogc
BEhopp telephone T. Purify pub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
JEFFERSON PARK

jefferson Park Ladies' Improve.
ment club viii meet Monday. June
4. with Mrs. Gcorgo A. Spencer.
ssie 18th ave. s. Luncheon ~ 1
o'clock. followed by election OF OF.
flcers. This win bs the last meet.
Ing Of tlro season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Service at Orthopedic Shops

auxiliary will
Saturday Mrs. +.
Johnson Mrs w ToInger. L. j. r. Faulkner
Mrs X f. Williams Mrs r. Allen. f. PROVING
auxiliary charge
represented BY Mrs Edward Hammegren stevens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
ROSES Am GRAPES

Green grapes and delicate pink
roses form an elaborate corsage
reaching TO the bottom OF tho skirt,
featured on frock OF blnclS net
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compumennE Aenby viii the Metropolitan
theater M Henry
Frederick her home
Tuesday
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IoHN y. NLII.f.En w. n. 9.

John =. Miller W. II. 6. VIII have
a luncheon Tuesday, June 3. at ~
o'clock. AZ the home ~ Mrs, Caro-.
linr Chandler. 1855 second ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
-cANApIAN WoMEN'a CLun

The Canadian Nomcn's club OF
Seattle viii hold It's last regular
business and social meeting. prior 70
September Tuesday. Juno 3. at ?
p M as the Federated clubhouse.
Tho hosteases for tho social hour
viii 10 Mrs. Robert white. Mra.
g. @. Barton and Mrs. J. 4. clague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
ALKI CIRCLE

Alki cirche Of the Frui, and
Flower Mission win meet at the
home OF Mrs r. J. Butcher. ssis
Beach drive, Tuesday. June 5, at
10 a. m.
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Anne Nicholson to Glue Luncheon

planning a OF her
friends Saturday afternoon the Seattle Tennis club
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g Commencement Erercises .June g

Invtatons been
o'clock Cornish
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WoMAN,s TrEsnAY cLrn

The woman's Tuesday club win
meet with Mrs, c. q. Bfadner. i7s2
10th ave. Tuesday. June 8. Lunch.
con az 1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01

Mr. and Mrs Clare Farnrworth entertaining with dinner Of
twelve at their home Monday evening. June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01

For cts. yd.l Elite Hcnstitching. AZ
To trim The plaid singham frock use NJ
with picoted edge in color.
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Yachting Party Planned

To honor Miss Bernata Barbour brdeobc this
DumaEe has arranged yachting party for Monday.
a Tennis
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Entertains Informally at Luncheon

Mrs Francis Guy Fnk entertained Informally luncheon Thur
afternoon at her home Gray Gables in Denny Blaine park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
A NEW SHAPE

now tint. fresh flowers q drapc will make
your last years hat tilo new Take II 10 The
Model Millinery. 527 Peoples Bank building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
NEED HELP SEWING?

~ Miss l.. A. Beans proasmalng studio your
have individual help with your cutting fttln,
and finishing, Youli enjoy a. Daily lessons
500 Peoples Bank building. Main Usi.
Finished strips Of ,affetn. woven IN the wise o.
a kindergarten mat. are used 20 adorn a yer,
fluffy creation Tor q party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Tapo Luncheons Arranaed

Miss Tyrone Whitney viii give the second OF the
luncheons at her homo on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Whitney Is also planning luncheon for Tues
s. at her home Highland drive.
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AT THE FLORENCE.GRACE SHOP

You viii get splendid marcel for 7s cents sha
and up. water waving IN done beautifully too
appointment GIG Haight Bldg
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Informal Tea Honors Daughter

Mrs. r. J. Huston entertained with informal tea at
afternoon from until o'clock compliment her daugh
McCord Taylor, OF White Bluffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01

Miss Hosteuse Green ana Miss
Polly Perkins returned Last night
from tho Eas,. whsre they have been
attending school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01

air. and Mrs. corwin Ebcrtlng and
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Lamcraux. Of
Hoauiani. arc spending week in
Victoria, y. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
YOUR HEMsTITcHING IS DONE

For the JOE sIrl Or Woman the .traIEt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01

Miss Helena ]. MARTA. who gave
a course OF lectures IN Los Angeles
during the past winter. has returned
TO Seattle aud vicinity for the sum
msr months.
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Informal Bridge Luncheon

AIRS w A. castleon entertained informal
twelve covers at her home this afternoon.
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Mrs. Broderiek to Giue Luncheon

intimate friends OF me honor gucsls
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Dinner Party Planned for Monday

friends on Saturday afternoon at the Seattle Tennis club
Dinner Party Planned for Monday
Entertains Informally at Luncheon
afternoon at her home Gray Gables Denny Blaine park
Informal Tea HonorS Daughter
with
o'clock compliment daughter
Mccord Taylor, OF White Bluffs
TaUo L1tncheons Arranged
bridge waffle
luncheons Saturday
Whitney
8. her home Highland drive.
Dinner Will Honor Betrothed Couples
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Miss Bernaa Barbour Miss Hazel
and their fianc Mr. Henry Coffin Arthur Coffin
Hostess at Bridge Tea
at her Thursday
tables +.
Decorations Of the consisted prOfusOn
Informal Bridge Luncheon
bridge luncheon OF
twelve covers at her home this afternoon
Yachting Party Planned
Dulmage has arranged yachting Monday.
will
with a bridge at the Tennis club
Commencement Exercises June 8
he
exercises Of the Friday
AZ 4h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
TO PLAY RAGTIME CLEvERL,

You need only take 20 lessons at tho Brin Sch
SOC Pine 81.
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IT'S SAFEST
THOSE HIGH SHOES
SMART, LITTLE POKE BoNNETs

sports hats and banded sailors marked down
tho Model Millinery. $3.50 values arc s55ol gs7 Pc
sports drehn has new accessory; Pocket flaps TIL
materials mada TO match tho collar and the cuffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
TWELVE HUNDRED EDISON

tyIlnder rccorIs arc priced Tor clearance
Wcstlakc. Photograph supplies
Row upon row Of oolorcd valcnoiennes iaco
TO wear with light frock
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PLEATs, PLEATS. PLEATS,

Every skirt must have them. big or little. b,
OF side or accordion. Take or mail your mat
rial 20 =. II. sHAMEK's on FIFTH lie
plehts are laid perfectly TO stay. 1919 FIJI
Ave, near Pine.
Worn with Just any old thing. a sweater u
nakehhiit Worn with a skirt 10 harmoni
or 10 match. we'll It's part OF the 6marte
sports costume Of the ytarl
White punps have patchss ~ bftght eoiored ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Dinner WIZ Honor Betrothed Couples

Mr. and Mrs Calvin Phillips will entertain dinner their
Tuesday honor Of Miss Barbour
and their fances Henry Coffin Arthur coff
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Chatter of the Shops crd II
A TIE.AT-THE-sIDE COAT

OF silk Marvella Persian embroidered forig
iualy i2ooo0l, is priced at $500 At She With
moro shop You must SEQ their stock OF beau
hful niighty-used garments col Peoples Bank
building.
You may travel In dress Of foulard with a
foulard-iinod wrap Of wool or silk crepe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Hostess at Bridge Tea

Mrs. Herbert Boring entertained with bridge tea a
afternoon. Seven tables were In play and at the
Mitchell. Mrs. William II. Graham and Mrs Hebel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
THROUGH GRADUATION DAYS
THE PHOTOGRAPH

Narrow tubing in silk crepe IL sewed in pstteri
crown Of many summer hat of straw.
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Dr. and Ars. Otis Floyd hanson
viii remove nsx, week 20 their now
homo on Denny Blaine boulevard.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-17
Georgia Negro Facing
Death on Gallows
In Unique Case

SWAINSBORO, Gay July II. -
Emanuel county has most unusual
criminal case. At the spring term
Of superior court in 1921, Seab John
son, negro, was tried for numbering
his wife, and was sentenced to hang
The verdict was sustained by all the
higher courts, and the negro was
again sentenced to hang. The case
was then carried to the prison COM
mission, which declined to interfere,
and then to the governor, who like
wise declined to commute the SEN
tence.
About an hour before the eXecu-
ton was to take place, Governor
Hardwick telegraphed the sheriff
respiting the condemned man for
thirty days on the strength of state
ments by his attorneys that they
had newly discovered evidence.
This evidence was finally present
ed to Governor Hardwick, who or
dered that the negro be tried at the
April term of Emanuel superior
court for the murder of a sister-in-
law, who was killed at the same
time the wife was killed, and if the
jury recommended him in that case
for life imprisonment, Governor
HardWick would then commute the
death sentence to life imprisonment.
Judge Hardeman called off the April
term of superior court and held
court in some other county. 1t was
expected that the negro would be
tried at this term of court, but it is
understood that Judge Hardeman
has made it known that he does not
intend trying a man for murder who
is at present sentenced to hang.
Unless some other steps are taken
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-17
Attendance Records !
Broken at Summer F.,
School in Athens

ATHENS, Ga, July 14.-All at
tendance records at the University
of Georgia summer school have been
broken this year, due to the large
number of students taking courses
there Early this week 1000 stu
dents had already matTGcuiated and
Indications were that before the end
of the summer session $500 would
have taken work at the Georgia In
stitution. This is the largest sum-
mer school in the entire south, and
indications are that future years
will see it even larger.
Every dormitory on the three
campuses in Athens-the university
proper the State College of Agri-
culture, and the State Normal
school-all the boarding houses ins
the city, and all the chapter houses
in the college town have for weekt
been filled and the late Corners ia
the school are being forced to seek
lodging with private families in
Athens.
The university summer school tn-
cludes courses given at all thref
state institutions in Athens-the
University, the Agricultural collesd
and the State Normal school. SONG
courses are being given also at Lucy
Cobb institute, a private institution
here.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-17
Weekly Butter Review

CHICAGO, July 14.-Light re-
ceipts of unsatisfactory hot weather
quality butter were responsible for
the advances of from 1 IL to 1 IA
cents in the eastern butter markets
during the past week. Many of the
usually fancy lines dropped in
quality and butter for storage, pur-
poses became very scarce. Compe-
tition to get top scores and later
medium grades when buyers were
forced to take poorer quality, forced
prices on all offerings higher.
The Chicago market was not af-
fected by unsatisfactory quality to
the extent of the Boston, New York
and Philadelphia markets. A light
supply of top scores prevented d de-
cline which might have been forced
by the Indifferent demand. The mar
kets acted as a check Oh each other
during the week, and all, except Chi
cago were easy and unsettled at the
close.
The import situation prevented op-
orators from taking hold too freely
without giving prices careful con-
sideration. Imports since January l
were much heavier than last year.
Arrivals during the week included
500 casks sailed and 500 casks I'M
sailed Argentine, $500 casks Danish
and e470 casks Holland. Late Danish
offerings were too high to interest
American buyers.
Range in wholesale prices, 80
score butter for the week were:
Chicago, unchanged, at 81 IL; New
York, increase [ IA at 80 IA; Boston
increase 1, at SO Il, and Philadel-