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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
Personal

Judge and Mrs Burke. with
party OF friendu, mo,ored 90 Long
miro for tho weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dearborn viii
leave Tuesday on tho II. II. Alex.
hnder for California. After a short
visit. Mrs. Dearborn win go 10
New York city for a stay. and Mr.
Dearborn win return TO Seattle,
Capt and Mrs, James Griffiths,
who left several months ago by way
Of the Panama canal for New York,
arc expected homo about the goth.
Mr. and Mrs John A Matthews,
Of Berkeley Cal, who have been
spending several days with Mr. and
Mrs, Stanley Grltfiths, have return.
cd 20 their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Brown and
Mrs Simeon Leland returned re-
Gently from four months trip
abroad,
Mrs. Guido A. Faris left Monday
for California 10 Walt her daughter.
Miss Jane Parkinson. who is at.
tending tho Dominican college Mt
san Rafael. and also 20 vislt her
aunt, Mrs. r. II. Puppy, in San
Francisco.
Mrs. J. c. Moore VIII leave March
20 for California. 10 DO away about
six weeks,
Mrs. w. 8, DulmaEo ans dauRh.
Ter, Miss Ellen Dulmage. have re.
turned from ten days visit in
Portland.
Mr. John Ward will leave Thurs.
day FOR California on fortnightH
trip,
Mrs. David whltcomb returned
last week from a short trip 20 Call.
fornia.
! Mrs, A. G. Mitchell and small
daughter. Genevieve. have returned
from a three months trip in the
East and South.
LADY EAGLES
/ The Lady Eagles viii meet Wed.
nesday. March 10. a. l0a3is First
ave Luncheon AT o'clock. follow.
"a by cards.
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Service at
Orth0pedic Shops

Westminster church viii be IN
charge at tho orthopedic Tea shop
wednesday. Mrs. John Frstch Reed
win be hostess assisted By Mrs. Ray
rnond Wright. Mrs, John l.. Hart
man. Mrs. s. l.. Hayden, Mrs. Robert
4. stist. Mrs, larry Kennedy. Mrs.
u. X. Laird. Mrs. Annie u. skow.
Mrs. Adan y. williams, Mrs Karl
Rrausenbergcr. Mrs. Scott Mathssou.
Mrs. Robert a. White. Mrs. II.
Esausenberger. Mrs. James Thomson.
Mrs. Ellen Natson. Mrs George d.
Beardsworth. Mrs. s. ]. Ivey. Mrs.
winthrop Hovcy. Mrs. Dwight Hart.
man. Mrs. NJ. r. Wooster and Miss
Mary Waller.
sirs. q. a. Kelley and Mrs. y. NJ.
Hack will DO In charge for Queen
Anne guild at the Thrift shop on
wednesday morning and In the after
noon. Mrs. +. S. Smith and Mrs. o.
u. Rupp for Madrona guild.
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Literary Tea
Tomorrow

Miss Jean MeMorran. ol lhc TAO
elty o. the University Of Washing
IN will read John Galsworthy's
lIoyaitles' az the second In the Sc
ries OF literary teas presented by the
womsn's Association Of Plymouth
Church on Wednesday afternoon.
Following tho lecture there win be
the service OF tea with the table pre-
,ldsd over By Mrs. Tom Mcsdag and
Mrs. William r. Harper.
Tho following hosteSscs viii assist
Mrs. f. u. Burweil. Mrs Dan Earle.
AIRS. c. j. Hawkins. Mrs. u. b.
llcser. Mrs. d. 5. Kinney, Mrs. vio-
let p. Lewis. Mrs. L. J. vanpel. Mrs.
Donald Palmer. Mrs. Frank Fretweil,
Mrs Everett Smith. Mrs. H. II. Full
Ierton, Mrs. c. A. Lhmperts. Mrs. W.
J. Harper. Mrs. A. II. LAngdcn. Mrs.
Rudolph Ericsson. Mrs. w. II. Pen
mock. Mrs. J. f. Pinkham and Mrs.
c II. Ecknrt.
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Students Club TO
Glue Tea

The Students' Musical club win
give a tea saturday afternoon, March
20. from until o'clock. at the
Delta Zeta chapcr House, 49sS
ave. y Y.
Tho committee In charge OF al.
rangomenta includes Miss Mildred
Mcpherson. chairman. Miss Lucia
Fryer aud Miss Eugenia Hopkins
Tho clubs adviser Ia Mrs. A. X.
Fisken. assisted by Mrs. c. X. Eng
nsh. Mrs glskcn and Mrs, j. ID. Me
Pheraon viii preside at tho tea table
The program arranged for tho af
fair follows;
'-rhe History sna Objects of the Club
Elisabeth chiids
Violin SOLO
tal Hymn 20 the san" Kersakew
10 From the Cansttaks' Gardner
Misa SlFl EnEmsnn.
Accompanied ~ Miss Ruth wAlsrsmsih.
Piano sole
'srhs Eagle" ....s...,,...
'-rha BROOK ....ss......t
-crasovlsans Fesia,,iaus" rsdsrswskl
Nnss Dorothy Baker
vessi solo
'sWos Thou sweet Musir" ElisF
"watsrs OF MlnRstonkeH t4ssFanss
Mfu T.. u. EuEilsh.
(Aeeompsnisa BY Miss Mildred Sefhss
san. flute; Miss airi Eagmaun. slolia.
Miss Ruth waiEremsth, plano,l
Officers OF tho club arc Miss
Dorothy Baker. president. Miss
Elizabeth Ctiids. vice president: Miss
Jane Hobltzell. secretary; Miss Ada
Aharan. treasurer. and Mis- Ruth
waigremeth. corresponding seere.
tary.
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WESTERN PIONEER TELLS
INTERESTING EXPERIENCE

II believe Tanlac really saved my
lie when took II after the Flu about
year ago" continued Mr.. Rikert.
for tho attack left me 20 pounds off
In weight. and unable to turn over
in my bed without assistance. / tell
you, thought my time had surely
come.
But. thanks TO my wife's insist
ence. kept on taking Tanlac TIL
was able 10 do all my work again.
had back all my lost weight and
Two been feeling years younger ever
since. I'm always telling my friends
about Tanlac. and can't say too
much for H."
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug.
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 30
million bottles sold.
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
Advertisement.
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"A flair at Army Post WI Honor Visitors,
Bridge and Nah Jongg Luncheon

Mrs HARVARD MOORE and
Nl Mrs Peter Dawson win enter
tain with q luncheon 81 twenty-four
eoyprs on Monday afternoon. March
a. al tho Officers club az Fort
l.awton.
THE affair win honor Mrs. Ella
NJ Kelley and Mrs $. r. Crahsroe.
~ Maine. who arc visiting Dr. and
Mrs George Crah,ree, aud Mrs. +,
la Moves formerly Miss Thelma
Carratt ~ Seattle. who, with Major
Moves. "a tho house guest ot Major
and Mrs. Moore al tho army post
Major and Mrs Moves recently
returned from Manila and are on
their way 20 their new station az
Camp Lewis,
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Captains Wife
Dies on Street

A heart attack with which she
was stricken Monday afternoon
proved fatal TO Mrs. Anna Halls. 81.
Of 1906 18th ave. W. Mrs. Halls was
walking at itth ave. w. and w.
Drayus st. when she collapsed. shc
died n few minutes later. Her hus.
band. l.. =. Halls. Is captain in
command OF a ship now in European
waters. She also In survived by n
son and daughter.
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Frank Rikert, Who Left
Illinois for California in
Covered Wagon in 1864,
Wouldn't Take 500
for Bottle of Tanlac

Frank Rilsert. we'll known resident
OF North Sacramento. Cal. who came
to the state from Illinois in covered
wagon In 1864. along with other
hardy pioneers. recently exhibited n
bottle Of Tanlac. which he had just
purchased. to n friend at his home
and remarked: III ! thought this
was tho last bottle of Tanlac would
ever be able TO buy. wouldn't take
ono hundred dollars for IT, thus
proving the high valuation he places
ON the famous treatment.
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lace Her tulle veil was wreathed in
orange blossoms and for bouquet she
carried u shower OF brides roses,
freosias ana lilies OF the valley,
Miss Margaret Nelson was maid OF
honor for her sister Her frock was
OF pink taftetR and her flowers, sweet
peas In Dresden shades. Mr.. Charles
pepuo was his brothers best man.
Mr.. and Mrs, Depuo viii he at
home at the Martinique apartments,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

woMAN's LAKEWOOD CLUB
Tho members Of the civic and
telephone committees Of the Won.
ans Lakewood Civic Improvement
club will give / O'Clock luncheon,
followed by a card party Friday,
March II. at the clubhouse. corner
s0fh ave. S. and Angelina st.
Half Of the proceeds Will be given
to the Sunshine Smiles society.
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Luncheon to Honor
.Sororitu Head

Alumnae Of Alpha Gamma Delta
win give a luncheon AZ the Won
ems University club. Thursday. for
Miss Louise Leonard. o. Syracuse.
N. T.. grand president Of the soFor-
ity. who is on her biennial inspec-
ton OF the chapters
For information and reservations
coil Mrs Joseph r. Blunt. WE St
se0.
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TAlL-LIGHT SAVES
MAN FROM DEATH

EUGENE. Ore. March Ia
taillight on his automobile probably
saved an unidentified travelling man
from death in the Southern Pacific
yards here. recently. California
bound, the man. under the influence
OF something he had had to drink.
tried to operate his car on the rail-
road track. He found Il was a rath.
er bumpy highway. and finally a
train crew OF an approaching train
was forced TO remove the machine
from the track.
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Married at
ST. RnrnnbaS' Chapel

The marriage OF Miss Bessie Eel-
ron 10 Mr.. Earl u. Depus was ccls-
lbrated March 4. IN st. Barnabas
chapel with the service read by Rev.
lDr Herbert II. Gowen-
The bride, given in marriage By her
uncle, Mr. J. r. Lea OF Bellinghan.
was lovely in cream satin and silver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18

Catewood ParentTeacher sssocia.
tion will meet on Wednesday. March
~. A. 20 .. m. ~ the school. IN.
stead of TUESDAY. March rs. tho reg.
uiar meeting day. Mrs. w. y. McGes
val give a piano solo. while the Rev.
s dney Strong will speak on "ob-
Yerrailons in Russia" Special nun.
bsrs viii be given By the children.
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Jack Dougherty. who has Just re.
turned 20 Universal City. following
his honeymoon with barbara La
Mari. viii soon start on a Universal
serial eostarrcd with Eileen Sedg.
wick.
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The electricity consumed annually
by the WHY'S Overland auto factory
at Toledo is over 100000 kilowatt
hours. which Is sufficient to light
city OF isB, 900 people.
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CLUE TO PRESENT PLAY

The drama department % the
Woman's Century club. under the d..
rection Of Mrs. H. 8. Hodgson. will
present a parlor play. The Florist
Shop" on Wednesday afternoon.
Aiarra ~. IT p. m. at the home Of
zfrs r. s. fngrahafn. 1859 18th ave.
=. The play is not only colorfui and
artistic, but has vein Of sentiment
running thru u.
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Informal Tea for
Mrs. GoSs

IN compliment 10 Mrs f. w.
Goss. OF Waterbury. Conn. who -
she guest Of her parents. alr. and
.Irs. W. A. Boggs. Jr. Mrs. ches-
,er Latimer win give an informal
,ea at her home on Thursday after.
noon. Only tho close friends Of
Mrs. Goss have been asked.
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Hrs. Ices to Honor
Visitors

Honorlng Mrs Ella NJ Kelley and
nrS $. II. crahtrcc, from Maine,
the guests OF pr and Mrs George
rrab.ree. Mrs. Jesse Ives viii enter
latin with a luncheon OF twelve COW
rrs al her home on Wednesday AFT
.rnoon. March &C. Bridge and nah
+onsg VIII be played later
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Automobiles in Los Angeles
county have increased from 1909
in 1919 10 $4,000 in 1898 eight
times the former number. in nine
NtarH
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CLARA RARroN TENr

Clara Barton tent. No. ]. Daugh.
ters Of Veterans, viii meet for
luncheon with Mrs. Albert Joat, 1923
2ist ave. on Wednesday. March 10.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fohn, Mrs. Violet de
Silvia. Mrs. Martha Harthrong.
Mrs. Bessie Howe and Mrs. Caroline
Jost. hosteasea.
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Entertaining
Bridge CLIO

Mrs William Henry Glortus viii
entertain eight members Of her
bridge club at luncheon on Thurs
day afternoon. az tho Tennis club,
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VIII Entertain
Luncheon Club

Mrs. Paul Voinot viii entertain
her bridge Luncheon club next
Tuesday in her apartment In the
Falrview.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

olympic camp. No. ssia. r. *. Of
A. viii have a birthday party at
y. o. Z. ". hail. on Wednesday.
March 70. Dinner az go D. m.
adoption Of candidates At 730. and
dancing at . o'clock.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE

Mckinley Circle viii meet Wed
nosday. March 10. at 1870 y. m. in
Veterans hail. Armory. The bene-
~ pound party will be continued 10
that dnfe.
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ROBERT MORRIS
EOcIAL CIIrR

The Robert Morris Social club viii
meet with Mrs. Lipke. $40 ". Goth
St. Wednesday. March 10. Picnic
lunch at II o'clock.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON

Princess Angelina Parlor No. 2. n.
d. w. will entertain with n whist
card party for tho benefit OF tho
Grand Parlor. on Friday evening.
March "a. at Dartnairs cafeteria. All
members and friends invited.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF
tho parlor viii DO held on Friday eve.
ming. April 4. at tho club rooms in
the Y. w. c. A.
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mornERg CONGRESS

Tho Mothers congress will meet
Monday. March -. at 10 a. m. Mt
the home OF Mrs. Austin Griffiths.
Members will sew for the Seattle
Day Nursery before luncheon. after
which there will be garden pro-
gram.
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crIEnRATE nIRTHpAY

Celebrating Mrs. Libbie Beach
Browns birthday. the Seattle FEEDER
alton of women's Christian Temper.
ance union. met in an all.day session
al the Salvation Army he'll Thursday.
March IL.
AZ noon n luncheon was served by
the Heinz company. accompanied by
stereopticon pictures showing the
modern methods OF preserving and
marketing foodstuffs.
The Rev Il. NJ. Randall OF Haven
Methodist church gave a very inter
esting and instructive chart talk on
tobacco and It's effects ON the grow.
ing boys and girls.
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AfEpcEp p TIA

Tho Mercer P.T. A. viii meet
Thursday afternoon. March 20. at .
o'clock. In room s. A musical pro.
gram OF Spring Songs" win be given
by the eighth grade after which
Captain staniHlo will give n demon.
stration OF tho uHe OF tho firo alarm
box and viii speak on Fire Proven.
ton" Refreshments.
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Wonen's Clubs

Queen Anne Priesthood league
will meet In tho storytelling room
OF the Queen Anne Branch library
on Wednesday afternoon. March 10.
Ne 3.3o. The speaker for the after
noon win be Miss Helen Reynolds.
director Of primary method Of the
Seattle public schools. All mothers
OF children OF prc-school age are
invited.
PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUE
The Progressive Thought club
viii hold an open meeting wednes-
day. March 10. at 1880 p. m at the
Federated clubhouse. AZ ; o'clock
Mrs Louise T. Bush win speak on
Dante's Divine Comedy" with
musical illustrations by Mrs. Char
lotte r. Gilleu.
BEACON HILL PIT. A.
The Beacon Hin PIT. A. WIN
meet Wednesday. March 10. at 2:3o
p. m. J. W. Graham. principal OF
the NfadFona school, will speak on
How the Modern Home Can Help
tho Modern School to Function ri.
ncientiy." Mrs. Jack Smith. former.
~ Miss Brcyfogie, win sing.
ROSS PIT. A.
The Ross PIT. A. will meet on
wednesday. March 10, at p. m. In
the portable. The sixth grade viii
show stereopticon slides OF coal. Mrs.
MuIvane will give a reading. All par.
euts invited Refreshments.
IONA sOcIAB CLUB
Ionia Social club will meet Wed.
.nesday. March 1e. at 2 p. m. in the
card room at the Masonic temple.
f. Pine ~. and Harvard ave. East.
ern stars and friends invited.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society viii meet Wednesday. March
10, in The yestry rooms OF Temple
dc Hirsch. Board meeting at 1880
a. m.
MCKINLEY CIRCLE
Mckinley Circle viii meet We'd
nesday. March 10. nj 1870 y. m. in
Veterans hall. Armory. The bene-
~ t.oftnd Marty vsflI 10 continued 10
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STEVENS W. r. c. NO. 1

stevens women's Relief Corps.
No. /, will hold its regular social
Friday. March II. in Veterans hall
Armory. Luncheon at noon. Din
ner viii be served at 6 o'clock, fol.
lowed by dancing.
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HfaHLANp pARK p. 4.

Highland park PIT. A. will meet
"Wednesday. March 10. at 2:30 p. m.
in tho assembly room. Miss Cater
will speak on different phases Of
child welfare work and an insiru.
mental duet will be rendered by Mrs.
James Rosey and Mrs. James VIII
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18

Forty-five thousand sur
viUing Harvard alumni iOill
honor Or. Charles w. Eliot,
president emeritus Of the
university, on his Goth birth
day, March 90. Here's his
latest picture.
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY

ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law Glass
win meet at the Y. ". c. A. Thurs.
day. March 20. at lao p. m.
Mrs. Ella Cudihec. chairman and
teacher. Subject lesson. Voting
and Elections" Tho auxiliary class
in public speaking win meet with
Nine. Harriet saundsrson. Tho les.
son win be extracts from Mary
stuart and Queen Elizabeth.
LAUREL CAMP
Royal Nelghbors Of Laurel Camp.
Modern woodmcn. VIII give card
party Tuesday evening. March 49,.
al Sis p. m. at Swedish Club hail.
Eighth and olive.
PACIFIC HIVE
Pacific Hive, No. 9fs. ladies' Of
the Maceabees. win give tho third
OF series OF card parties Friday
evening. at s o'clock. at Moose hall.
Maccabees and their friends invited.
LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies OF the Golden North
win give a card party Friday.
March 81. at s p. m. at 1925
First ave. Ala.kans welcome.
LONESOME CLUB
The Lonesome club viii meet a,
III Spring vt. Tuesday evening,
March 18th. at s o'clock. Com.
munity singing. cards and dancing.
Strangers and lonely people wei.
come. on wednesday evening the
club will dance ''yc olde time
dances,
AUXILIARY TO
SEATTLE POST NO. 1s
Tho American Legion Auxiliary
TO Seattle Post No. IS will hold n
silver tea on Friday. March 2ist,
1910 p. m. Mt 1896 Roanoke ST..
with Mrs. J. c. Gabourel as hostess
SEATTLE ROSE SOCIETY
Tho monthly meeting OF the Sc
attic Rose society win be held IN
tho banquet room over Meyes' cafe
terra. Fourth and Pine. Friday
March q, nj IL m. This viii be
Of special interest 20 ell flower low
cra. Rev. g. S. sulligcr. Northwest
vice president Of American Rose so
ciety, will speak on feeding and fer
,ilizlng roses. Musical numbers VII
l,e furnished by the Hollinger ais.
tcra. The public Is cordially In
yited.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT

The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society viii meet Wednesday. March
10, in the yestry rooms OF Temple
dc Hirsch. Board meeting at 1880
a. m.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

AUXILIARY To
PIONEERS TO MEET
The woman's auxiliary. No. !. %
the Pioneers OF Washington. will
meet Wednesday. March 10. at Dart
nails cafeteria. Second and Aiadl-
ron. for a MONDAY luncheon. An
Interesting program win precede
The business meeting. All women
who lived in Washington prior TO
1895 are especially invited 20 at
tend.
The regular business meeting OF
the auxiliary win BE- held ths third
Wednesday in March. May. July.
September and November.
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BEACON NIL PIT A
ROSS PIT A.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB

Ionia Social club will meet wed
nesday. March 1e. at 2 D. m. in the
card room at the Masonic temple.
E. Pine 81. and Harvard ave. East.
ern stars and friends invited.
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Music
Music Lecture for
Children

Alsxino whlsnant win give chill
drcn's lecture on music, illustrated
b. music, lantern slides and verbal
explanations AZ tho Cornish Little
Theatcr. Saturday afternoon. March
20. az $40 o'clock.
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AUXILIARY TO ELITE
REBEKAH LODGE
Tho auxiliary 10 Elite Rebekah
lodge No. ias will meet a. the homo
Of Mrs James weisch. sass Rainier
ave. Thursday. March 20. Luncheon
At / o'clock. followed by cards.
RuMNAGE SALE
A rummage sale win be held Fri
day and Saturday. March u and 20.
at 1904 First ave. by tho Order OF
tho Eastern Star.
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rAsrERN srAR cLrR

Iafo I'm CINFt NLlb
Tho Eastern Star club viii have 4
bridge party for members on Wed.
nesday. March 10. at p. m, at
1920 Arcade square.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony homestead No. iI4a will
give a 81. Patriek'a day dance in the
n. w. a. hall. 1929 Third ave. Tues.
day. March Is. at . p. m.
Regular business meeting at 7.1o
o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
Auction Sale, Rain or Shine

Ne will sell at public auction on saturday, May a1H st , p. m, day Eabt se,inc time the Mansfield Farm, known as the Lasnlle Farm in Remington. consisting Of 5s acres land. n good orchard. sin room house, two nrres of grapes. basement harm. hen house, two brooder houses, four inrubators, nee tractor. blows, wagons. harnesses, srary barrel, sr- rral smnll farm tools. peach baskets, etc. One of the finest trout brooks in fhe state runs through this prop srts. Terms ten per cent of pur- chase price st time cf sale, balance within fifteen days, Located m Nor ton Road. kcrsingtor. iis miles from Berlin rsilroad station.
 EASTMAN FARM AGENCY,
 Aurtioreprs.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29

tation in each.
 Approached a step nearer union with the Presbyterian church in the United States, South. Adopted for eign and national missions reports calling for further extension Of the evangelical and missionary work ol the church. Went on record as in sisting that theological instruction in seminaries and other institutions of the church accorded fully with church doctrine. Adopted resolutions favor ing the San Carlos, Arizona, irriga- ton project. directly affecting the vel fare of Indians among whom Presby- terlan missionaries are working and the Hull-Cappor bill providing for an increase in the number of chaplains in the army. Voted unanimously to urge the governor of Indiana to use his power and authority 10 prevent the boxing match between Tommy Gibbons and Georges Carpenter.
 Gave it's approval to a unified finance plan. details of which are 10 be completed during the coming year,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
BOOTLEGGERS THREATEN
 TO PUNISH CRUSADERS
Long Islanders Warned Their Places Bill Be Burned Unless They
 Stop Activities.

PatChogue N. Y, May 29.-Boot- leggers and rum runners over Long Island roads into New York. have broadcast threats of death and prop erty destruction against those who seek to inaugurate crusades to check their activities, it was charged today by Charles Gordon, president of the Long Island Duck Raisers Associa- tion.
 "I have received warning that un- less I stop talking about and chasing bootleggers my farmhouses will be burned.' Gordon said, and l know of at least five others who have re- ceiyed similar warnings. I under stand that my son is to be the first victim. Death threats have been sent to others"
 Gordon made his charges at the conclusion of a w. C. T. |. meeting which had been called 10 urge campaign 10 compel enforcement of the dry law. He charged that rum runners swarmed over Long Island roads every night and alleged that there was little or no attempt made by the authorities 10 hinder their activities.
 Every night in the week the bootleggers go through our roads at high speed with their cargoes.' Cor don continued. This will have to be stopped. They threaten whoever attempts to stop them that they will shoot to kill, and they get away with if