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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
New Insurance Policy
Against Appendicitis
Insurance Company Will Pay Operation

the heart. It g. astonishing the
great amount OF poisonous matter
Adierika draws from the intestinal
canal-matter you never thought
was In your system. Try II right
after a natural movement and notice
how much MORE foul matter II
brings out which was poisoning you.
In slight disorders. such as occaH.
ioual constipation, sour stomach. gas
on the stomach or sick headache.
one spoonful Adlerika ALWAYS
brings relief A longer treatment
however. Is necessary In cases or oh.
stinats constipation and long stand
ing stomach trouble. preferably UNI
der direction Of your physician.
Reports from Physicians.
Il have found nothing m my 50
years practice TO excel Adierika."
tSiRnsd) DR.. James Weaver.
II congratulate you on the good
effect from Adlerika since pre-.
seribed H." (signed) DIR. l.. Lang.
lois.
Il use Adlerika in all bowel cases
Some require only one dose" (sign.
ed) DR.. +. NJ. r. Name withheld
by request)
"Adierika is tho best in my sntIr.
81 years experience" (slsned) Dir
@. Eggers.
Cannot describe awful IMpURI
TIES eliminated from my system
(by Adleriga). Feel better than FOL
20 years" tSigncd) J. r. Puckett.
Adlerika Is n big surprise TO PEG
pie who have used only ordlnar,
bowel and stomach medicines. be
cause of It's quick. pleasant an,
| COMPLETE action. 1t is sold b,
| leading druggists everywhere.
Sold In Seattle by Bartoll Dru,
stores and other leading druggist
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

"The magic sands some, said
poor Nancy, I'VE left IL Hghi here
in this stump and now us ale gone.
Somebody has stolen u again. %
Here's a note. faid Nick. walk
Ing around the stump 10 see u ho
could find any trace % tho robbers.
Read Il. said the sand Man
dlamally
80 Nick opened the note and read.
Dear Folks
II was watching an the time and
I saw you dump tho magic sleepy
sand into tho stump.
II have taken Il away 20 squsc.
lick land, where q Will be- nafc,
Hastily yours.
'"rwoeksRoss
''My land % Goshsnry cried tho
poor sand Man. what HhRll NC do
now Tho sun b getting low and
there is nobody 10 put tho babies 10
slrspi
wen have 10 SO to squesllek
Land" said Nick.
hut 40 can't said the Sand
Man '''f'Weskanusr Haya--''
1T doesn't matter what no kaya.
declared Nick bFaycly. I'VE can so
anywhere on tho earth or In Fairy
land IN our magic shoes Ils is only
ltyiug 10 scare uH. Wen SO back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Dandruff

There is ono sure way that never
falls 20 remove dandruff completely.
and that IN TO dissolve r. THIS Dc.
stroyE IL entirely To do this. just
get about four ounces Of plain. ordl'
nary liquid arvon: apply it NJ night
when retiring. uso enough 20 moist.
en- the scalp and rub II in gently
with tho finger tips.
By morning. most. II not all. Of
your dandruff vii be gone. and two
or three moro applications viii com,
plstc.y dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF u. no
matter how much dandruff YOU may
have.
You viii find. too, that all itchins
and digging OF the scalp viii stnr
instantly. and your hair will be fluf
~. lustrous, GLOSSY. silky and soft
and look and feel a hundred times
better.
You can get liquid arvon at ans
drug store. and four ounces IL al
you will need This simple remedy
has never been known to fail.--Ad
vortiaemont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

Due to the great prevalence Of appsu-
dicitis. a London insurance company
offers to insure people against the cost
Of the removal OF the appendix. This
takes away any anxiety regarding the
expense OF an appendicitis operation but.
OF course. does NOT remove the worry.
4 Treaeherous Disease.
Appendicitis attacks at any moment
even persons seemingly In good health,
Usually, however. II IL preceded by
stomach or bowel trouble When there Is
an uneasy feeling in the abdomen. appen-
dieitis can be guarded against In the
same way In which one guards against
the spread OF throat observation-disclosures
aupendicitls il an Infection In the intes-
tines spreading 10 the appendix. In case
Of sore throat. further trouble may often
be prevented BY using an antissptic wash
or gargie to fight the germs and Taxa
tive 70 carry OF the poisonH from the
body. Just SO. one can fight the Intes-
fsnaI germs and guard against appen-
dleltis-but instead OF an antissptio for
the throat. an INTESTINAL antlseptie
IL needed.
Intestinal Antfseptic
There is now offered to the public
a liquid preparation having the
DOUBLE action Of an intestinal an
tiseptic and a complete system
FIeanHtT- 4 1lH pEEVhfdlAbHs huVWH
as Adierika, acts as follows:
10 tends to eliminate or destroy
the harmful germs and colon bacili
in the intestinal canal. thus guard
ing against appendicitis and other
diseases having their start here.
II cleans out BOTH upper and
lower bowel and removes foul mat
ter which poisoned the system for
months. 1t brings out all gases, thus
Immediately relieving pressure on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

IgNTow. whatIl We dor said the
lNsand Man diamally 90 be and
tho Twins left tho house Of the Sour
Old Woman who Lived Under the
Waterfall.
why" asked Sick "What DO
YOU mean. Mister Sand MAN.
II mean that the magician. Etna
Meena. bewltched the magic sand
just now. said the sand Man, "lle
east "a spell over a. Didn't you hear
hms Ito turned Il from sleepy sand
into widr-awakc sand. What the
babies will DO now I don't know "
suddenly Nancy began to laugh.
why Mister sand Man. ahc said.
eve forgot 10 tell sou that when
Nick ana / camo hack amer putting
tho babies 10 sleep for their after.
noon maps. We pcepcd inside The Sour
Ola woman's housc and saw Ecua
Msena there. We knew ho would DO
some mischief II DO saw tho sleepy
sand and 20 wo empticd q out into
an old stump and pa, common sand
IN It's place
WHAT cried the Sand Man hap.
piiy. DO sou mean Go say that !
have only common sand Ia ms
SACK
yes" declared Nick The sleepy
sand - as safe as ever.
That's just fine, said the Sand
Man. you Twins have saved ~
erythlng. Where IL the real magic
sand. must get u right away"
The Twins led the way FROM ,h'
waterfall toward large stump thai
stood nearby.
Here it 10. said Nancy runnlni
ahead. I'VE dumped u all into ih'
hollow place In tho middle and
But suddenly Aho stopped ialklni
and she looked very queer.
what's wrung7 .what'h the mat
teri" called The Sand Man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
Miss Delaney, Lake
Victim, Is Buried

Funeral services Tor Miss Mar
Eafst Delaney. ono Or four victims Of
sailb0at tragedy on Lake Wafhf
iuFion Eryfral days ago. were hsia
Tuesday from g. James cathedral
Burial was ln Calvary cemetery.
puibsarrra were Hugh g. Under,
wood. Alexander Peabody Michael
Weaver. Harry o. Bold. Edward =,
Batwcll and : A Muld0on
Miss Delaney wac the youngest
daughter ~ Air and Mr. James a
Wood. ssl3 Cascade ave. She had
been al thr uuissHzily for tND yesrz
ana was a member o. the II Beti
Ii'6i sorority,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

ever scnco l nfst laid eyes on him
two years back,
Hes moro than a horsc-hFa Eot
brains behind them spoakin' eyes.
soft an black when he's peaceful.
hut buruin' ike Goals when he's mad.
I've seen him mad. an itchcd to own
him then. Katc's a brute 10 him
don't understand him, an don't want
to"
AlcKane dropped his chair forward
and ross quickly TO his feet al the
woman canteTed up.
Hello. Kate. he said. m she AT
moment regarding the group.
.'how's the world al Sky Line ranch "
can there" she said shortly. 'or
was when I left"
she swung out OF her saddle and
flung her rcina TO the ground, She
pulled off her gloves and pushed tho
hat back from her forehead. which
showed Hweatsd white above the tan
OF her face. She passed into th1
store with McKane. tho spurs rat
Ting on her booted heels,
Left alone the big. blue stallion
turned his alert head and looked at
the men on the porch, drawing deep
breath and rolling tho wheel In his
half-brecd bit.
II was as the bearded man had
| sald-lntelllRcncc IN a marked degree
looked out Of tho starry eyes In tho
blue face. That individual reached
out a eovetous hand. but the horse
aid not move. He knew his business
10 we'll as Kate Cathrew's servant.
Inside the store the woman took
two letters which Mckano gave her
from tho diugy pigeon holes that did
duty as pos, office. read them.
frowned and put them in the pocket
OF her leather riding skirt. Then shs
selected few things from the
shelves which she slowed in flour
sack and was ready to'Eo McKant
followed her close. his eyes searching
her face with ili.concealed desire. Sh'
did not notice the men on tho porch
who regarded her frankly. bu, passsC
out among AileiH IS AAfD hbfN WaAt
not there. II was this cool lugolcnc'
which cleared the path before hei
wherever she appeared. as II all OBJ
servers, feeling the inferiority hei
disdaln implied. acknowledged II.
But as she descended the five d
six steps that led down from tl,'
porch, she came face 10 face with !
newcomer. one who neither gaped no
shifted back. but looked her Bqunr
In the fnce.
This was a man Of some 81 or IS
big brawny. lean and fit, Of a rathe
homely countenance lighted by era,
eyes that read his kind like print.
He looked like n cattlcman saw
for one thing-the silver star pinnet
TO the left breast OF his flannel shirt
for this was Sheriff Price selwood.
Good day. Kate" he said.
A red flush rose in the woman
: face. but II was not set there by an
= liking for the speaker who accoste
= her. that was plain.
a Continued In the Next Issuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
Try This and See Your
Wrinkles Melt Away!

Here indeed, II something athrtlinEiy
new. different and wpuderful=-some-
thing TO Danish wrinkles, nEo-llnes and
fhbbinsns from your face In lcas than
IS minutrsi you merely mix a spoon.
fui OF powdered tRrkroot with a spoon
fui OF lemon Juice, smooth this soothing.
creamy mixture over your facn-then sit
down before your mirror and watch your
countenaHca grow young" Lines, fur
rows. says, actually disappear while you
look Most marvellous Transformation
you have ever bshsld
There's no cosmetic. no makeup, tina,
could give such an appearance or nat
urai reJuvenailon. You wash off this
solution and find your skin veivety soft
and smooth, with n beautiful EirliHh
blush Tarkroot Ia 40 harmless you could
cat Il " you cared to- II you'll procure
an original package from the druggist
and follow the simple instructions yot
most certainly will bo amazed snd do
lighted with the result l. $780, ioss thar
cents PER trsatmont.--A Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
MRS. DAVIS RECEIVERS STRENGTH

The following statement contained
IN a letter from Mrs. Alice Davis
OF jamestown. y. Y. should bring
hope 70 other women who are in
the same condition she was. she
says. II was nervous and weak with
pains in my back. no ambition. and
utterly discouraged. and could not
SIT UP all the time. Lydia z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound restored
my health and strength 30 l am
now running rooming house and
do all the work Lydia L. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound is pre-.
eminently successful in overcoming
such troubles and it will pay any
suffering woman to try it.-Adyer.
tieefnent.
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sparks beneath tho lisht q his toss
ins silver forcloek.
he choose his footing more careful
is. tho he was an artist in hin climb
,nv AZ an times. Tor The woman on
his hack was a hard tasGmaster
caught as a colt IN the hish meadows
"a The Upper Country beyond the
neen Heart hills the horse had
served her faithfully Tor four of his
seven years 81 life, and hated her
sullenly. There Was mixed blood In
his veius-Wlld. from the slim white
mother who had never felt a rope
nAtrIcian. gentle. tmctahlc, from the
thorohred HACK father lost from a
horse-trader's string eleven years
back and sought for many hoouess
moons because of his great value.
swayed hy the instincts Of these
two strains the superb animal ohcycd
this Woman who was unquesiienaby
his master. tho rebellion surged IN
him AZ every chastiscment,
The sun was al the zenith, marking
the time of short shadows, and It's
light fell In pale golden washes over
tapcstried green slopes Tall flowers
nodded on slim stalks in nook and
crryasse-frall columblne and fam
ing hcarts-and mosscs crept IN the
damp places.
For an hour tho two came down
along tho breast OF a ridge, dropplnE
slowly in a long diagonal and pres
entity came out on a bold shoulder
that jutted from the parent spine
Here, with the thinning trees fallinE
abruptly away. a magnificent view
spread out below. For a long time
there had been In the riders ears
low and heavy murmur, a ceaseles'
sound OF power Now It's source wa
visible-the river that wound be
tween wide meadows spread Tx
flaring flounces on either side-eroad
level green stretches that lookc'
rich as a kings lands. and were,
The woman refined up her hors
and sitting sidcwlse looked dow
with moody eyes A frown drew clos
the dark brows under the hat briu
the fun sonsuous lips hardened int
a tight line.
Hatred famed In her passionat
face. for the smiling valley was ten
anted. Al the far edge OF the gree
floor across the river there nestle
against the hills that rose abrupt
the small log buildings Of a home
stead. There was a cabin. SQUARED
built and neat. stable, shed 9
two. and stout corrals. built afts
the fashion OF a stookade. their close
set upright saplings cleaning fainsl
In the light,
And on the green carpet a Ion
brown line lay stretched from end
end. straight as a plumb-llne. attes
ing TO the accuracy OF tho eye thu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
A Safe, Pleasant Way
10 Reduce Excess Fat

More than 100000 people have
used Neutroids. DR.. II. l.. Grahnm's
famous prescription. 10 enable them
10 reduce with comfort and safety.
How wonderful II feels to be slen.
der at lastF' Is the testimony Of
thousands of grateful people whose
letters are on file at the Graham
sanitarium. Newark, N. j. Thanks
TO this pleasant. effective remedy,
these people have found tho way TO
reduce 10 normal weight without
drugs. exercise, diet or massage.
Neutroids contain no thyroid or
Informing drugs. are pleasant TO
take and highly effective You can
get Neutroidg on positive guar.
ontee Of satisfaction or money back
AZ RartpIpg Drug gtoTpH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
Whitcomb Receives
Helmet From Smith

a So Of honor 10 10 homo d
David WhltcDmb. president u tbo
Chamber ~ commerce. was given
WedueaaY 10 tho helmet and goz.
glrs worn by Lieut. lowell Smith
commaHdfr q ths world night. in his
tup around tho ElGbe. smith gave
the articles 20 WhItcomb az O part
Ing souvenir shortly before be- Isf
for the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

and AJAX the Green Wizard
~ very good idea, Indeed. shld
The ssnd Man.
20 be smptisd tho common sand
out Of his sack and put tho empty
saek into his pocket
Then they all went back 10 the tree
where the Green Wizard lived,
I'VE want TO follow 1wtekAnoas
the uuome 10 saucsliek Land" said
Nancy. "iiow DO you get ,hcrcT'
Just a minute HHid the wizard.
until / look Va my gazing ball"
90 Nancy and Nick and the Hand
Man waited.
Go he Continued
Copyright. 1851 y y A Service. Ire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
Home Treatment
For Piles

II YOU suffer from bleeding, itch.
Ing. blind or protruding piles, YOU
can easily treat yourself at homo
with Mrs. Summers Pile Supposi.
tories. aud avoid needless expense
and suffering. Safe. healing, sooth.
ing. Users report speedy relief ana
recovery. Ask your druggist, or
send today for FREE TRIAL, with
useful information. by addressing
Tho Summers Medical Company,
Box NJ +, South Bend. 1nd.--Advcr.
tlsemcnL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
Reduce Goitre in 7 Days

Is you suffer from Goitrs. big nsek or
snlxrgsment % the thyroid Eiand. %
prove you can quickly b rid OF ihsss
troubles. / Will send you = 81 treatment
of my famous Thyogiand remedy, post
Paid and without cost Or obligation. II u
cures you tell your friends and pay me
what you think u fair. otherwise the loss
il mine Just send your name for this
liberal offer 20 l.. II. CARVER. tis Balti-
rnsrr Bldg. kansas City. Mos-Aavegtiss-
v-sasf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
LETTER FROM JAMES COSDON
10 SALLY ATHERTON

Dear Sally: Youll b. surprised, !
know. 10 get a letter from me. for
un,l now have serupulousiy kept
the vow / made 90 myself when ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

A B C's OF medical science. Red
cells mean clear. pure, rich blood.
They mean clear, rudy, lovable
compilations. They mean nerve.
power, because all your nerves are
led by your blood. They mean free
dom forever from the blackheaded
pest; pimples. boils; from eczema
and from rheumatism impurities,
too. From that tired, rundown feel.
Ing. Red.blood.cells are the most
important thing In the world to
each of us. SIS. will aid Nature
In building them for you! S.S.S.
has been known since 1926 as one
of the greatest blood.bullders,
|blood-cleansers and system
strengtheners ever produced. Be-
cause the medicinal ingredients Of
SIS. are purely vegetable, 1t may
be taken with perfect safety. Begin
taking SIS. today-possess that
clear, soft, velvety skin and bring
the youthful glow back into the
cheeks. S,S.S. will do it!
S.S.S. is sold at all leading drug
stores. II is more economical to
BUY large size bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

Eighty Fairgrounds were main.
tanned b. London schools during the
summer 10 keep the children on
the streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

X. X. FRAZIER was Tuesday
named chairman OF the Chamber OF
Commerce membership committee, to
succeed {. Il. Gates. resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01

A RICH. RUDY, wholesome
~ complexion is possible. II is
mot something that is Just be.
yond your reach. Neither is Il
something that requires years and
years of toll to acquire.
But you must have foundation
for n clear and beautiful complex.
Ion. You can be sure of this: Ma.
ture has no substitute for red.
blood.cells. So-called skin disor,
ders-pimples - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and kindred disorders are NOTHING
less than billboards announcing
that the blood is In disordered
condition. More red.blood.cellsl
That is what you need when YOU
see pimples staring at you In the
mirror. Blackheaded pimples are
worse! Boils are worse yet! Ecze.
ma is not to be trifled with! You
can try everything under the sun
you'll find only one answer. More
MD cell'power in your
III blood. The amazing re.
xdHN suits produced by an
H1EsA increase in red.blood,
ol cells, Is one Of the
SES5@r - - {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-01
TOMORROW: The letter continued.

risht. 1874 n. +. A. Service. InoJ
Evening star., 1924-03-19

Sporty Go,f Courses. SpIe I'D Hotels
at Asheville, n. c. Through sleeping
cars leave 700 pm. daily. Southern
Railway Ticket Office, 1910 H ST. n.w
Phones Main 33-7063.-Advertise-
ma
Evening star., 1924-03-19
u. S. CLERKS COUNCIL
: OF PARTY TO MEET
Alice Paul to Address Women in
Interior Auditorium on
April 4.

The first annual convention of the
Government Workers Council of the
National Woman's Party will be held
here April 3 and 4.
The business sessions will take
place at the headquarters of the
party, % 1st street northeast. at $50
and s o'clock the first day, and on the
evening of April Il session will be
held in the auditorium Of the De
partInent of Interior, to which ths
general public as well as the govern
ment workers are invited. Alice Paul.
vice president of the National Wom-
abs Party. will address, this meeting.
The executive committee arranging
the convention follows: Miss Laura
Berrien, chairman; Miss Mary c. Pitt
man. secretarys Miss Carrie Wilson.
treasurer; Miss Jessie Dell, Miss
Elizabeth EGes, Miss CarrH Harrison,
Miss Mabel Owen, Mrs. S. d. Pierce,
Mrs L. H. Rhodes. Mrs. Lucy Shaw,
Miss Gertrude Whitaker, Miss Sue
White, Miss Mary B. Yates, Miss
Bertha ". Cellar and Miss Katherine
Sutherland.
Evening star., 1924-03-19
Test of Optimism

! know some optimistic gents who
smile from car to ear, but when Id
borrow fifty cents the smiles all dis
appear. II | approach them for ad-
vice, how chcerfully they give
They tell me how to put up ice and
like winner live; they hand me
nlaxims good as wheat, they counsel
and condole. they dish up admoni-
ton sweet that should restore my
soul; they would relieve the discon-
tents that darken all my day; but
when ask for fifty cents they have
no more to say. The town is full OF
helpful men who'd beautify the
place; they'll labor long, with tongue
or pen, TO help the human race.
They'll make speech or sing a
hymn until the welkin rings, they
take the gloss off Sunny Jim at say
ing cheer-up things; they always
have the documents to prove that
glooms fake; but when | ask for
fifty cents vicious roar they make
Oh. there are men who need four
bits far more than precepts wise,
they have no assets in their mits,
they yearn for custard pies. Their
clothes are full of CHASTITY rents
through which the bleak wind
blows; their souls athirst for fifty
cents. they wander in the SHOWS.
And some will hand them maxims
ripe, and precepts fine repeat; open
up a keg of tripe, and watch them
while they eat
(Copyright.) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1924-03-19
20 SOCIETIES BACK
LOCAL LAW PARLEY
Women's Committee Announces
Plans Near Completion for
April Gathering.
LEADERS ARE LISTED
Mrs. Herbert Hoover Is General
Chairman.

The woman's national committee Oh
law enforcement announced toda,
that arrangements virtually are COM
plete for the convention here Apri
10 and IL in. the interest of law
enforcement. To date, the announce.
ment added, twenty national ograni
cations have allied themselves witt
the general movement. each being
represented on the committee by ;
community work.
Following is a list of officers, with
chairman, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, sec.
retary, Mrs. Robert Lansing: assistan
secretary, Miss Helen Hudson: treas
urer, Mrs. Edward Graves; chairman
executive committee, Miss Ida Haf'
ford; vice chairman, Mrs. Frances
Carter, and the following chalrmeh'
List or Chairmen.
Pa,ronesses, Mrs: Wallace Icadcliffe
churches and religious organizations
Mrs. Harvey S. Irwin; y. ". Z. a.
Mrs. Thomas Brown; w. c. T.. L..
Mrs. Emma shelton; General Fedora
tion of Cubs. Mrs. ]. W. Frizzelli
college Women's Club, Mrs. Harris
Baldwin; University -W6men's Club
Miss Margaret Merrill; Parent
Ieacner ASSOCIATION, hTS. IlieS SoCctt
Raftcr; American legion Auxiliary
DR.. Kate Waller Barrett; District d
A. r., Mrs. John NJ. Beavers; Daugh-
terS of Confederacy, Mrs. A., Tuck
community center. Mrs. w. B. Hardy
League of Woman Voters; Miss Eliza
beth Eastman; War Mothers, Mrs
George Seibold; Instructive Visiting
Nurses, Mrs. Whitman Cross; Juve-
nile Protective Association, Mrs Ed
ward NJ. Clarke: Pen Womeu's League
Mrs. H. H. Locher; Girl Scouts, Mrs
Charles Hamline; Camp Fire Girls
Miss Mildred Lowden.
The vice chairmen of the enforce
ment committee include Mrs. w S
hbernethy, Miss Mary Anderson. DR.
Kate Waller Barrett Mrs. Frances
Bernard, Miss Mabel Roardman. Mrs
Anthony W. Cooke. Mrs. Louis \
Geldert, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvcner, Mrs
w. +. Mcdowell, Mrs. Maud Wood
Park, Mrs. Glenn S. Swiggett. Mrs
Nina c. Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Arthur c.
Watkins, Mrs. Ellis y. YOst. ~-s