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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-26
TWO (. OPP. HEADS RESIGN TO JOIN
 LAFOLLETTE
Ira s. Lorenz And Mrs. Luther Schnetz Quit Re- publican Committee
(By The Associated Press)

! CHICAGO, July 25.-Resignations of Ira s. Lorenz, Milwaukee republican national committeeman, from Wiscon. sin, and Mrs. Luther N. (Julia Ander- son) SclSRetz, republican national com mitteewoman from that state, were rendered by them today. The letters of resignation, received successively this morning, contained no reason for the action, according to Will liam M. Butler, chairman of the com mittee. However, following the word from Mir. Lorenz and shortly before the word from Mrs. Schentz, Represents tive J. NJ. Nelson, national manager for Robert M. La Toilette, said:
 "Mr. Lorenz is a La Follete man and he resigned from the republican na- tional committee in order not to em- barrass nor be embarrassed"
 i. Both resignations were voluntary, ac- cording to statement at republican national committee headquarters.
 Informed of Mrs. Schnetz's resigna- ton, Representative Nelson said:
 Mrs. Schentz is also supporter of Senator La Toilette. Though I a not
 informed of her reason, presume it is for the same as that of MT. Lorenz.'
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and Twentieth street over Patterson's cigar store. Dependents also are re- quested to file their applications as soon as possible.
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URGE SERVICE MEN

Ex-Service men are requested to- file applications blanks for adjusted com pensation immediately in order that the huge undertaking can be completed with as little delay as possible and in order to materially assist the Veteruns
 bureau at Washington. The earlier
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LODGE MEMBERS
 TO MEET TODAY
Linger Longer Plans For lm-
 prOvements At Resort

The second of a series of general meetings by the members of Linger Longer lodge will be held at the club at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon. A large attendance is expected as many matters of importance are said to be pending. This meeting is the last to be held before the general election of officers for the forthcoming year. Re- ports from the pool improvement com mittee, the tennis committee, the grounds committee, the finance com mittee and perhaps other will be sub mitted
 The nominations committee of which Paul NJ. Penney is chairman, will file two complete tickets from which one set of officers will be chosen on August 2.
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Hawkins, land I am confident the in- formation will be in my possession in short order"
 Computations of costs and other sim liar data were asked of the general by the engineering department. His figures will be checked against those already prepared by the city.
 As soon as Sibert's full report reaches the city commission through the com merce chamber, definite steps to wipe out at least three dangerous downtown crossings will be taken, according to Commission President D, B. McLendon.
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TO JOIN PRoGREssIvEs
Lorenz Affirms Allegiance To Senator
 La Palette

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25.---Ira s. Lorenz, who resigned today as re- publican national committeeman from Wisconsin, reiterated his earlier an. nouncement and issued statement in which he said he quit his post in or. der to devote himself to the progress sive cause. He affirms his allegiance to Robert NJ. La Toilette, independent candidate for President,
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the blanks are filled out the earlier policies or cash payments will be re- ceived.
 Application blanks can be secured at room three corner Second avenue
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reduced prices, but the old responsibility

XXZE gy-and to familiar with VV of doing business do not have emphasize a That principles this store at sale time other time Reduc does reduce responsibility We stand for the quality stand loss on price!
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shop early, men i!

Your cooperation will be ap- preciated. We want to render you the fullest measure Of serv- ice and if you arrange to do your
 shopping here early, it helps us to maintain that standard of service for which this store is so favorably known
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AUTO INJURY FATAL

Cleveland, Tenn, Man Dies In Chatta.
 nOOga Hospital
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 25.- A. M. c. Dodd, street foreman of Cleveland, Tenn, died this morning at a local hospital in that city from the effects of injuries received Thursday when he was struck by a truck.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-26
TREE HITS JITNEY
Several Persons Slightly Injured On Belt0na, Line

Several persons iwepe slightly injured when partially supported tree gave way and fell on the Beltona jitney, one mile west of Warrior, Friday afternoon The tree destroyed the top and smashed the wind shield of thg ar. The tree had been blown up Tind several months ago and was hell up by an. other tree. John Hollingsworth was driver of the jitney.
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DEATHS

c. c. Murrah--c c. Murrah. age ss. died .& at the residence, 2311 Avenue G, Ems ley. at o'clock Friday afternoon. The body will be sent to Selnria, Ala's Sat, Survived by three sons s. B. Murrah, H. L. Murrah and O. L. Murrah, all of Ensley.
 Allison, age 64, of 75O Thirty-seventh street. Wylam, who died at s o'clock Thursday afternoon after an illness of 4 two months, will be- held at the resi- noon. Burial will be in Forest Hill cemetery, with Bell in charge. Survived by his wife. Louie Allison, two daugh- ters Mrs. R. T. Montgomery. and Mrs. son and J. w. Allison.
 Johnston ID. Langston--Funeral services for Johnston D. Langston, age 62, who died suddenly Thursday afternoon at <. the residence, POI Ann avenue. north. were held at o'clock Friday afternoon Burial followed in Elmwood cemetery, with Johns in charge. He Is survived Rust, of Birmingham; one sister, Mrs. J. H. Jeffery; one brother, Miles c. Langston, of Omaha, Neb. Active pail Searsrs TeTs KnF o%in s6ws5 Robert S%S brother, Raymond Flynn and Lawrence Davis.
 Amos BentIey-rhe body of Amos Bent ley, Ss. who died Friday morning at a local infirmary, was sent Friday after noon to Chelsea, Ala, for interment, by Lige Loy.
 Marion FOwler-The body of Marion Fowler. 33. who died early Friday morning at a local infirmary, was sent Friday at noon to Winfield. Ala. by Vice, for burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-11
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
ALLspAY INSTITUTE

ALL~DAY INSTITUTE
Tho University W. c, T. T. will
hold on ali.day institute in the Unit
versity Christian church. on Friday.
September II. beginning az go,
Members Of other unions. and BtranE'
ers are invited. also all members and
friends Basket lunch and - no, drink
viii be served.
The program follows.
g.sa-psvutiouhi svryiss. led ~ Mrs.
Anna Johns,ga.
Appointmsat % committees
i0.ts--Hsiuts 20 the flag America,
creed. led ~ wra. Glars Spif,
ib.go- Publicity. Mfs Hadiu Kills
for county work. Mrs
Mar !. sstwsii. county pts'i'
deut.
.itsfn-ApSciai music.
is-Candidatss
1900 Sson,ias prayer. Mrs charisaa
Pierce.
t.gmrM~un.
t..e-psvetlona and thanks oftsrins
service. led b. Mrs. Mari Cuip
..eo-Chris,fan citizenship. Mrs Ala
media t.iyinEstena.
stt-Hihis Ia the public schools. Afs
clara AusorEe FULLER.
.3o--Hociai morality. hfa. oiivia Mar
wood,
sits-Bpcriat music
s0-Adarsss. Mrs fIiiian vincent
s.se-Addrsss. roy c, Lyie. ptohibltIor
Dos-PSflIsmsn,sry drin. Mn. Dsn'
aomsrs
ta6-Qusatiou hoE.
| b.0e-Adieurnmsnt
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Personal

Mfs J. q, Hutsuon end dauEh-
ter Miss Marion lluigron, have re-
moved 20 town from East Sound,
and have taken an apartment az the
Pennington.
Mira j. 4 Ferguson. who has been
visiting IN town. ieft "Wednesday Tor
her home in san Diego.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Morgan, who
recently returned from Pasadena 70
mako their home here, have taken
house al 2ggg 18th ave ~
Mrs Patrick Pnrnen Clark Of Los
Angeles VIII arrive next Monday %
visit her parcnta Mr and Mrs
r. n Dudley az the Hotel sor'
rento.
Mrs Ira Bronson Will return next
week from a short motor trip %
California.
Miss Elva Sanders left Tuesday
on the ", J.. Alexander for d
months visit with relatives In San
Francisco,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1. Hibbard
left today on ak weeks irif
East
Donald Mcdonald ltft wednesday
for New York 20 attend Columbia
universally
Mrs Dietrich schmitz has return
ed from a ten days visit az East
Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright
have come IN from their summer
home AZ Wins Point 70 their hous'
In town
Mrs William Leonard Eaton, will
her daughter. Loyal Lamont, bf'
Tuesday for California. where Loya
will attend Castillejn school
Mrs. Frederic Hall white ant
family have removed from thuii
summer place az Agate Point q
their town house.
Capt aud Mrs Harold RRgnf
Priest and little son returned las
week from a three months holourr
In California.
Mr. Max Bonter left this week or
short business trip East.
SIR. and Mn John Won Hcfbcrg
and children have removed from
their country home near Tree point
10 their house IN town.
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Italian and German opera In tho 18th
injury. Biographies. Piecinui and Mo-
-ssri- Hostess, Arz ". Hall
December is.-Btudy topic: The Ora
toTio. isoe.it6o T. D.. bioEraphies-
Hyden and McndclsHohn. Hostess, Mas
". johnson.
January 2.-Study topic: Develop
meut Of plano vertuoaity: bioErRphies-
LisEt and Chopin. Hostess, Miss O.
KuehL
February ~ Study topic: Modern
opera. 1900 a. y. 90 present time. Italian
grand opera. bioEraphy-Rosa Hos
tess. Mrs q. Peterson.
March i9.-study topic; Modern opera,
meiodie grand opera: hiography-Wag.
ncr HonsEs. Mira G. L. Plimpton.
April is-study topic: Modern opera;
famous Frcnch operas since Wagner:
'inErA phirr- MaSsenet and Gounod. Hos
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. Cleo scougal will be hostess
for North End guild. Friday. at the
orthopedic Lunch room, PA Colum.
bia ST., assisted by Mrs. Paul Park.
hurst. Mrs. J. G. Mcdonald. Mrs. l..
Horchoverm. Mrs. Frank schleis.
Mrs. II. @. McCausland, Mrs. c. O.
Storm. Mrs. Ralph Saxon. Mrs. T. II.
Van wyke. Mrs. A. Y. Bentley. Mrs
John y. Wilson, Mrs. J. T. Reilly,
Mrs. A. r. Crothers. Mrs. J. r. Treen
Mrs. a. II. Holmes. Mrs. II. o. Hama,
watt, Mrs. John wurgron, Mrs. +. F.
Gearheard and Mrs. Charles Mccon'
nell.
Denny Thurman guild viii be In
charge all day at the Thrift Shop
represented by Mrs. l.. l. Berens and
Mrs. Samuel 10 Roy Crawford.
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'HOPPERS FOR BAIT

oKANAGAN, wash.-Struck by a
grasshopper plague. the farmers and
orchardists OF this region have in
serted advertisements in city papers
calling attention TO the efficiency OF
the insects as trout bait. They are
offering to sell the grasshoppers by
the quart. and in this way are en-
abled to buy sufficient poison to des-
troy the pest.
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Nadine NelUlee Bride
OF RdylUo0d Frazier

In the little Ninc-eoycred Church
OF the Epiphany. the marriage o.
Miss Nadine Virginia Ncwlcc. daugh.
ter 81 Mt and Mrs Walter Lee
NoNlce. and Mr., Haywood Frazier
son OF Mr., and Mira Raymond r.
Frazier, was quietly solcmniEed last
evening, tho Rev Harold q. Hen.
messy reading the service al s
o'clock.
The church. filled with pink. white
and lavender gladioiusca and dahllas
against a background OF autumn
vines and lighted by rows q,
cathedral candles, was a charming
settling Tor tho ceremony.
Preceding the service Mrs Adam
boelcr. accompanied BY Miss Edith
knapp on the harp. sang AT Dawn
ms and The Sweetest story Ever
Told and during tho service Miss
Knapp softly played Confidence. "
Mr.. Morton Jarvis az the organ
played The Bridal Chorus from
t.ohsnErin for the professional and
Mendclssohn's wedding march Tor
the rccessionaL
The bride, entering with her
father. was an exquisite picture IN
her wedding gown OF ivory creps
and Chanully lace. II VAS round
length and worn without a train
Her tulle Veil. arranged with a car
of Chnntilly lace. was caught with
hair circlet Of lilies of the valley
and Cecil Runner rorehuds across
the hack. and her bouquet was OF
orchids white sweet peas and niiei
% the valley showered with the
valley lilies and Cecil Drummer buds
Miss Harriet I'm. the maid Of
honor. was gowned IN petal pink
gcorgctie over pale yellow gcorgette
and carried an arm bouquet OF pink
and lavender stock.
The little flower girls. Dorothy
SpragE and Marian bills wore at.
tractive French frocks Of georEc,te
Dorothy In the shade called honey.
dew and Marian in Nile green. The,
carried Vatican baskets Of Cecil
I Drummer roses
Mr.. James elise was hes, man
and Mr. Grlerson Ncwlee and Mr
John Ryan. the ushers
A small reception for the brlda
party and the immediate families
followed az the home OF tho bridol
I parents Here the decorations re-
peated those AZ tho church. Mis-
Emma and Miss Ella BouKs,to ans
Miss Adrian Campbell assisted, ans
during the evening Miss Euphemi,
Campbell played several plano sclsc
\ tons
On their wedding trip Mrs Frazier
Travelled In a three piece costume oil
midnight blue Kashamana cloth ant
crystal bcnEailue. trtmmo q With
squirrel, small dark blue velvc
hat with sapphire blue plume ant
I orchid corHagc.
After October Mr. and Mrs
Frazier viii b. al home al N,
Amalh apartments
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Mrs. Taylor to
GiUe Luncheon

Mrs. Howard Taylor will entertain
with a luncheon at the Sunset club
Wednesday afternoon. September II.
in honor Of Mrs o. Sewall Clark
fMargusrite Auzias dc Turennel OF
Cedron. Pa, who is the guest OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Auzias de
Turenne.
The guests will later attend Marg.
aret Petit's dance recital at the club.
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Cards Ont for Tea

Mrs. Charles r. whlttlescy and
Mrs. J. Tate Mason have cards out
for tea at their homo on Thursday
afternoon. September rs. from 4
until o'clock. 10 honor Mrs. Waiter
Scott Fitz Charlotte whlt,lsscyl.
who has recently come here from
Spokane 10 make her home.
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TRINITY PARISH
| CHURCH AUXILIARY

Tho women's auxiliary OF Trinity
Parish church will hold tho first
meeting Of the SEASON Friday. sep
tembcr IL. nj p. m. az the home OF
Mrs, Frank Black. 1919 18th ave s
Canon W II Bliss VIII make u shor,
talk. and Dr. Mary James. who has
been doing missionary work In China,
viii speak
Afterwards there will be an infor.
NAL tea IN honor Of Mrs. Bliss, who
leaves shortly for Honolulu and Mrs
Nook. wife OF the Rev Charles
Nook. the new associate rector o. the
church.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MELODY CLUE PLANS
YEARS PROGRAM

MELODY CLUB PLANS
YEARS PROGRAM
Tho Melody club. composed Of a
group 81 women for the purpose OF
studying musical history. correct in.
depreciation and ropcrtory has for
its officers tho coming year the fol.
lowing members.
Mrs c. y. PlImpton. president;
Miss q wiEgcn. vice president; Mrs.
"a. Peterson, secretary and treas.
urcr. Mrs Victor Zcdniok. press cor.
respondent. Mrs Charles n. Gibson.
musical director. Mrs. Plimpton il
theoretical recreation music chair.
man.
The program for the enuslnE year
follows:
September is--Htudy topir Natural
Primitive Music. Ancient Greece, and the
Early Christian Church. i9oo 4. p. Hos
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Tenants Will Be
Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs J. @. remnant will
entertain with dinner Of sixteen
covers at their home Saturday eve
nins IN honor Of Mrs II. Knox Rob
erts. who will leave shortly for Cali.
fornia 10 spend the winter.
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Bridge and Nah
Jongg Tea

The Tennis club will give bridge
and nah jongg tea on Friday after.
noon. September 10.
Additional reservations for the
dinner dance Friday evening include
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Morgan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lister Holmes. who are
sponsoring no host party. and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry 0. Phillips. Mr.. and
.drs. Wallace Fisher. DR.. and Mrs
Charles Castlen. Mrs. s. j. Wettrick
and Mr.. Griscomb Barr.
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tees. Ma chau. n. 0ibson.
ocioh iS.-study topic; The riss Of
inaifumtntal music. classical period
iteo-ifoo a. -. Hostess. Mrs. Edgar
HAdisY
November se.-study Tonic, Tn. ria,
Of dramatic music isoo-itoO A. ~ IN.
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BRITISH AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

The British American association
will hold its first meeting after the
summer vacation period. on Friday
evening. September ~. NJ o'clock.
IN the Fine Arts hall. 2o2s Third ave.
All British people cordially invited.
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woMAN.s cENTuRY cLUB

The literature and travel depart.
ment OF the woman's Century club
will meet Friday. September IL. at
the Y. W. c. a. Mrs. Fred w. Bert.
Jr.. will review two books by Mar.
gnret Wilson. 'Forcword' and
The Able Mcfaughlins."
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Ostrnnder Dinner Hosts

To honor Lieut.. Commander T.. w.
Hanson. U. 5. ", and Mrs. Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. ostrander
were dinner hosts at their home on
Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. HoogeWerf
Entertdins

In honor Of the Colonial Danes.
sfrs. Hoogewerff. wife Of Rear I'D
miral John a. Hoogewerff. enter
tanned with a eharningiy appointed
luncheon today. at her home at the
Navy Yard.
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GREENWOOD
.r..-..r.a.r. q

Greenwood Chapter No. 1876. o. e.
s. will give dance Friday evening.
September II. in Greenwood Masonic
temple. 10Th st. and Greenwood ave.
All Eastern Stars, mnsons and
friends are invited
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Entertains for
Miss Jackson

Mrs. William Edris was hostess
this afternoon at her home. enter
tanning with a luncheon Of twelve
covers in honor OF Miss Alice Jack
son, a bride-to-be Of next week.
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Hostess at Luncheon

Mrs. James Garfield Eddy Of Ev.
erett was hostess today. entertain.
Ing with n small luncheon at the
Sunset club.
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WAsHfNGToN

BOULEVARD w. c. r. u.
Washington Boulevard w. c. T. u
will meet In the chapel. 31st and
Madison, Friday. September IL, at
2 p. m. Good program. All mem
bers urged TO be present. Visitors
welcome.
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tess. Dorthea Rogers
May 2i.-Review Of years study with
miscellaneous program. Hostess, Mrs
Zcdnick and Mas wiFgen.
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EvERaREEN LoD0E 10. !.

Evergreen lodge No. 2. A. o. Y
W. will hold "a reunion Of It's mem,
bera on Friday evening. September
~. a, the a. %. u. W. building. 1902
ninth ave, Beginning with a dinner
ut o'clock. class initiation viii
come next. followed by dancing.
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coI. rLI.swoRrm cIncLE

Col Ellsworth Circle. Ladies Of
the q. a. r., viii meet Tor tn rcKu-
lar business session. Friday. Septem-
her IL. at i!5o p. m. The luncheon
has been postponed.
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rAsrERN sTAR LIE

The board meeting Of the Eastern
star club viii be held Friday. Sep
,smborf Il. at II a. m, and bust
ness meeting at ? y. m.
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a. o. u. 81. REUNION

Friday night. September IL, Ever.
green Lodge. No. .. will welcome all
It's old and new members at the
A. o. u. w. building. 1909 Ninth ave.
Tho guests OF honor will be the
grand master Workman. J. +. Flo.
garty and other grand lodge officers.
a dinner at o'clock will begin
the evening. after which n real lodge
meeting will be held. the principal
feature being the initiation Of class
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socIAL SCORE cLUn

The Social Score club will meet
Friday. september IL. at the home
Of Mrs. Carry Hamilton. 3i2 24th
ave. s. Luncheon viii be served at
o'clock.
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JouN +. MILLER w. n. c.

JOHN +. MILLER w. n. G.
John II. Miller w. II. c. will give a
military whist party in Veterans
hall. armory, Friday evening, Sep
tcmber IL.
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WOmen's Clubs

kathryn Bowen. state deputy. viii
have charge OF the class
The lodge entertainment commit.
tee has promised a dance. \ Evod
time - promised.
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RALLARD w. {

BALLARD w. c. T.,U.
Ballard W. c. T. U. will meet Fri
day. September IL. at p. m. with
Mrs Georgia Boston. 174O W. Goth st
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KANsAs woMENs cLun
MnTHEnR, cLUn

Phi Delta Theta Mothers clut
will meet Friday. September ~. al
.. m, at the fraternity houuc
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SEATTLE COLLEGE
MOTHERS CLUB

Seattle College Mothers club will
give a card party and social hour In
the Immaculate Conception hall.
18th and T. Madison 81. Friday eve
Ming. September Il. Refreshments.
favorB and good music.
KANSAS wOMEN's CLUB
Kansas womcn's club viii have
basket picnic Friday. September
u. AZ tho home Of Mrs c. J.
Mooney. in iuycrton Take inter
urban or bus Members are asked
20 bring dishes and silver.
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JANsE GENEALOGICAL
EtH't

The regular meeting o. the Annckc
lanse Genealogical society viii be
held AZ the home 81 -. y Griswold.
Friday evening. September II Al
friends eligible to membership urged
20 be present.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-18
The Coming of a Memorable
a nniy,orcnrv
Anniversary

The event which the class-conscious workers of
the world will be celebrating on the 9th and 2Sth
Of September of this year, is the founding of the
first International Workingmen's Association
which is known in short as the First International
1t took place sixty years ago, on September %,
1864 in St Martins Hail. Long Acre, London,
England. 1t was ushered into existence by re
vival in the class struggle of the working masses
Of England France, Germany and Italy, and was
given the lead by the fathers of modern Commun-
ism, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. 1t was there
that the basis was laid for that proetarian world
struggle for power which has seen its most prom
Using beginning in the Paris Commune in 1871,
which has later found its nearly complete realiza-
ton in the Bolshevst Revolution in Russia in 1917
and which is now being led to its final victory the
world over by the feminist Communist Interna-
tional
We shall celebrate the event in proper fashion
in about ten days. We shall then join the militant
workers of the entire world in demonstrating the
truth that ours-the Communist International
is the direct line descendant of that immortal body
of working men and working women who have,
under the leadership of Marx, in 1864, given such
glorious expression to the battlecry of the inter
national working GLASS; "'PrOetarans of All Lands
Unitew
We shall proudly proclaim to the whole world
that it was We the followers of Lenin that have
raised from the dust the banner of Social Revolt,
which was lowered, humbled and disgraced by
Scheidemann, Vandervelde and Macdonald, and
that it we that have given back to the working
class the hope the faith and the international unity
proclaimed and embodied by the First Interna-
tional
Be ready for the great anniversary!