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The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24

will stand excellent election OF losing every
national office United States senator down to the
budget continue to sit supney by ana per
half-baked and nominate
themselves and then let elect Them do not deserve VICTORY
nor These fellows have true conception OF
consideration the fundamental OF the Democratic
party and they only by obtaining the struggling sup
and hypocr while holding the great
file of the party line through the false plea
lof party loyalty.
of of Colorado have
the of conscrpng Americans and Democrats as
their nominees their duty do victory
acquired honorable victory otherwise
heneforh prefer defeat with
honor to political victory with dshonor sincerely
NJ NJ RIM
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24
ANY BEATING PIECES AROUND YOUR pIAcEq

farmsard you chunks too big and
split heavy be easily moved old buggy
exautomobe other tangledup junk Some day. per-
aps there will be clearing Meanwhile these what odash
pieces Those wood knots have
order
in the lower drawer of desk under the work
along your down cellar and
beating find tough just messed
off Most of all, look in mind
plowed through wisdom learning
gpped reading left undon gudges and misunde
still unheaed friendships kept to the hearts de
evening when the fire
mans reach exceed his grasp The beating
the challenge that life filings path Straghten
all cluteng troubles and your worO Her.
Weekly.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24
19ZShbMho0d
EaNEWBH
BATTLEMENT MESA NOTES

The Battlement Mesa Sewing club
met at the home of Mrs. Jake Dolby
Friday afternoon. -.
Mrs. Thane Roberts was shopping in
Grand Valley Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. M. E. Morrow was guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Nor
row Sunday. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nesbit moved
to Grand Valley from the Smith ranch
on Battlement mesa the latter part of
the week.
Rev. Brownell visited the Battlement
school Thursday afternoon of last week.
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HUNTER MESA

Several Mesaites went to Conrad
Rob 8 sale Thursday.
Alva Harris has started to high
school again.
John Hunt was caller at the mesa
Thursday. r
Word comes from Marble that it has
been 22s below.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heron are spending
the week at the Hunt ranch while John
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24

takes in the stock show at Denver.
Mrs. Barns has resigned her office
on the school board. Mr.. Kettle takes
her place.
This great place to change school
officers.
Mr. Heron had word that a broth
er-in-law had died at Guthrie Center,
Iowa.
Mrs. Heron saw two deer near the
house on Friday at noon. They stopped.
looked, and then waved goodbye and
passed on toward the mountains.
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WHERE LIES THE FAULT-scHooI, PUPIL PARENT?

ago Post printed editorial expressing
at the probability of the closing of the community church
and the need of this moral and uplifting
in any community.
the time under the above heading the Moab Times
Independent printed the following editorial:
Statistics coming from which may
very reliable
about 14 of the pupils beginning their education in schools
the high school schedule Further that
only s6% fifth grade COZ seventh grade
$50 the eighth grade The figures also show that 32% reach the
first high school 23% the second almost 7 the third
little that 4T per complete the high school
schedule time
When considered that schools and in operation
every this very poor
for the expense of school system and leads
whether schools the pupils the
blame Reasonable blame attached all three but the most
important the education children should be
located without delay and then eradcad The record is too
let stand without efforts put forth to improve it
Both the Colorado and the Utah editorials considered
worthy of reprning and both called the attention of
D. Williams Grand Junction absracter who made the following
the Utah editor and his article of inquiry:
"NIy Editor:
'I have before your editorial taken from the
Grand Junction Daily News, entitled, Wherein Lies the
Fault-Schoo Pupil, Parents
'This is
s'Your figures are substantially I understand
for the United States whole statistics also show that
the the primary departments about 50%
or half have religious training of any kind.
''I have in mind school which some better
than government figures for its total graduations and
s5 90% have been Sunday
school trained have religious parents other words
very per of the pupils who finish furnished
by onehalf who have had religious training and
practically all who do start with the elements of Chris
tan training fall by the wayside
"Tn this school all who have oratorcal con-
have been Sunday school scho
and the track athletic contained small
religious instruction
of the state educational institutions recentlv
high school students inviting the hest from
HIGH school for three high schools Of which have
information and total of fifteen students fourteen Of
them Sunday school students and had the ben
eft of religious Instruction Figures and statistics do not
prove everything think we safely this hat
Sunday school and church trained people have
appreciation Of what life have ensed better
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24

meaning of preparation participation
atve government that they have ambition and desire to
looks appreciation of the value Of rel
gous education and in the school, period
of time would double graduating classes There
other that enter but the Sunday schools
contribution large and this with inadequate
equipment, volunteer help and 30 minutes week.
The editor Williams himself the sub
similar These editorials together with Mr. Will
as' not namby pamby effusion
written merely fill space and then passed lightly
mode declare belief that they worthy of serious though
careful reflection they touch matter that of tn
good citizens You not alto
with expressed but unless offer
solution conditions which far from IDEAL
should be rather char your criticism Mr. Williams letter
The Post editor follows:
editor Glenwood Post-
''Glenwood Colo
"Dear Sir:-I have read your comment the Aspen
situation and few people appreciate what all
I have observations here in the schools for
years the enclosed letter gives in general
how it works AS addition to the letter might
that of 16 who failed to graduate last only of
them a Sunday school student if my information is
correct
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
0 eoo00ooo0o 0 o o o O o

Carl Gepfarth of the Holy Cross
forest is in Red Cliff this week check.
ing up rangers files and other forestry
property.
Mrs. r. +. Bryant and brother, Fred
/. Claudon, this week received word
indirectly that their father, J. A. I.
Claudon, had died in the city of Mex
'co in June. No particulars were
given and they are attempting to learn
more about it. Mr.. Claudon was an old
time resident of Glenwood,, but had
been away from this city for eighteen
years.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21

Mrs C. II. LOOMS shaw VIII leave
next Monday for San Trancisoo.
where sho VIII Join afr. shaw and
make her home.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Andrews
VIII motor 20 South Bend. 90 bpend
tho weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Allen.
Mrs C. II. IooTnia shaw win leave
next Monday for san r'raneisoo.
where sho VIII Join afr. shaw and
mako her homo.
SIR. and Mrs. lawrence Bloedsl
who are visiting in Del Monte. viii
arrive in town shortly. motoring up.
Mrs. Fred r. Fischer and Miss
Doris Fischer. who arc visiting In
tho East. are at present In Wash
lngton. d. c.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry suzzAlIo lef,
wednesday night on a trip TO Cali
fornia-
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Mevay
len yesterday for Portland 10 spend
tho weekend
Mr.. Donald Afcclhlen has 70
turned from a nhort trip TO Port.
land.
Mr.. ana Mrs ]. W. Hare ROSA
rnond caseyi nre receiving conEraiu'
iationa upon the birth OF n daughter,
March Is. at Providence hospital
Miss Eleanor Jones isf, March is
for California. 90 Do gone for sey'
erai months.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Etrout and Mr.
ana Mrr. Josiah Collins returned
wednesday from an extended visit
IN California
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Y. Nicholson have
returned from n five months trip
thru California and Mexico.
Mr.. ana Mrs. james d. Esary, Jr.
ryvuhslmlna Crawford viii be nj
homo after April / at tho washing
ton Irving apartments.
Mrs. J. II. Fox and Miss Jean Fox
arc expected home from sir weeks
trip 10 California
Mrs. J. a. Gus,afson. OF Sheridan.
Mont. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs John
+. Blgclow for a short iimc on her
-av 70 join Mr.. Gustafson In Fair.
banks.
zE-= Donald IcGiallen spent sew
ernl days this week with Captain ana
Mrs. Charles Murray at Bremerton-
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.Ortbopedic Shops

Saturday. at the or,hopcdio Tea
shop, tho l. o. Y. club win be in
charge. with Mrs Doc Humphrey
hostess. assisted by Mrs. r. l. In
graham. Mn. T. 8. Brennan. Mrs,
Dan sullivan. Mrs +. II. T Ander'
son. Mrs. Ray Hodgdon, Mrs Emile
Schultz. Mrs. w. n Farley. Mrs.
oliver Hulhack. Mrs. r. II. Yoat.
Mrs. J. Remand. Mrs. Herman
Roesch, Mrs. George Mallory. Mrs,
l. l. Funk. Mrs. F. II. Walker.
Mrs w. ]. Holder. Mrs Frank Re
beck. Mrs. W. II. UpllngeF and Mrs,
II. G. Bunk.
Broadway guild win be In charge
q, tho Thrift shop. represented by
Mrs. II. l. Greene. Mrs William
Brown. Mrs. n. II. Glass and Miss
SarRh Farrell.
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Christening Ceremony

The baby daughter OF air. and Mrs
Henry c, Hihbard win be ehrisicned
Barbara joyce. by the Rev. William
IT, Bliss. sunday. AZ isstS o'clock m
Trinity Episcopal church. IN tho pres
enee Of few close friends.
The God parents win be Mr. Lewis
Terrell Mrs.. Grant MeMlcken and
Mss Doris Mitchell
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sprcIAL MEErfNG

Tho womcn's Benefit Association
OF tho Maccabccs, Review No. s. will
hold special meeting OF officers
and the drill team Tuesday. March
rs. Mt 100 p. m. in a. o. U. w. hall.
1909 Ninth ave.
Thursday evening, March %. n
business meeting will DO held prompt.
~ al o'clock. A social evening for
members and friends win follow at
$50 o'clock, when cards win be the
amusement. The committee In
charge nro Mesdames Boucher, For.
sythe, Hudson. Kent, Beaton, Dark,
schultz, Kriete. schmutz and Parks,
A special meeting for tho rally cam
palgn viii be announced later.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA inoeOO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Musio-Louise Raymond Owens
Tea Dance to Honor Visiting Officers: PARTY
Planned by Fruit and FlolUer Mission

no honor the visiting officers OF
i the air service. tho officers aud
their wives. stationed az Fort Law
ton and Seattle. win be hosts az a
tea dance Friday. March IS. from
4 until o'clock az tho Seattle Ten
MS club
Tho Invitation Hat viii include OF
nccrs and ladies al Camp Lewis and
tho Sound forts
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Easter Monday
Card Parfn

North broadway circle Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission win hold ia an
nual benefit card party on April "a.
Easter Monday. AZ the Engineers
club. Sixth and Seneca.
Mrs. Per Leo Welty Is chairman
Of arrangements. Mrs, o. n. Pershing
Of tho fayors and Mrs, T. II, Oliver
Of tho tickets
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AUXILIARY FALKLAND
COMMUNITY CLUB

The woman's auxiliary Of the
FARMLAND Community club will hold
it's regular meeting at tho temporary
club rooms, Tuesday. March 20. at
2 p. m.
The women OF this community arc
undertaking tho furnishing OF the
new clubhouse now nearing compile
ton and many activities are under
way and contemplated for the raising
Of funds. Friday afternoon. March
Il. Mrs. @. S. IIoodless will entertain
nj bridge at her home. SCI 32nd ave-
s., and on Saturday. March 22, there
win be food sale at Books grocery.
31st and Day Ut.
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DRAMATIC REcITAL TouR

Melcena Ia Toilette Knettie,
teacher OF dramatic art. will leave
March 20 on n weeks recital tour
thru the state. appearing under tho
auspices OF tho Grade Teachers club
In Shakespeare "'ramlng OF tho
shrew." ut Washington State col.
iege, Cheney Normal school. Boiling.
ham normal, Whitman college and
In Everett
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Architects Wives
TO Meet

The Architects Wives club viii
meet Wednesday afternoon. March
20. AZ o'clock with Miss Violet
RiogE. zoos seth ave. n. Mr, Charles
Alden. president Of the Fine Arts
society. will 10 tho speaker and q
group Of songs will be rendered by
Mrs, Warren Hathaway.
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Mothers Club
Sponsoring PdrtB

The Mothers club OF Alpha Gam
ma Delta win give u large bridge
and nah jongs party Friday even.
ing. March e. At tho chapter house.
Reservations may DO made by
calling AIRS, John Gilmore. CApu-
si45. Of Mrs. ". II. Parry, KE nwd-
ooe0.
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[1nvrenArr cIrR

Tho Lonesome club will give o
lizard times" dance Friday evening.
March u, at Ill Spring st. Strangers
and lonely people welcome. Sunday
evening. March 20. tho gct.acquaint-
ed section will meet from s until Q
o'clock for lecture and social hour.
Strangers especially invited.
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pryrFTT MYSTERY PARTY

For the benefit Of the new chapter
house Of Rainier chapter, ID. A. r.. a
mystery" party will be given Friday
evening, March 81. at tho home Of
Mrs. w. J. Blackwell. 1888 Broadway
N. Members may invite friends.
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,,,-poprrN 1oncr 10. !

EVERGREEN LODGE NO. ,
Evergreen Lodge No. ?. A. o. ..
w. viii give a dance In tho audi.
forum OF the a. o. U. w. building,
1909 Ninth ave. Friday evening
March. rs. Mt . O'Clock. Members
and friends welcome.
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Dinner and BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. T, Grant and Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Wendler were hosts on
Saturday evening. entertaining at tho
home OF tho former with dinner OF
sixteen covers followed by bridge.
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RAINIER CAMP NO. 1473

Rainier camp No. 1872. Royal
Neighbors OF america, will hold n
short business meeting, followed by
cards. at 0 o'clock on Monday oven.
ing. March "a. Mt Swedish club hall,
Eighth and Olive. All Nelghbors aud
friends invited.
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MrpInIAN DISTRICT cLun

Tho Meridian District Improve
ment club win hold its regular meet.
ing Friday, March 81. Mt 8 p. m. Mt
tho Mcdonald school. Property own
ers should attend.
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Informal Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs. w. A. Magee entertained with
an INFORMAL luncheon az her home
on Thursday afternoon. Covers were
placed Tor twelve.
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Hosts at Informal
Dinner

aIr. and Mrs. II. II. Earring we're
hosts az an informal dinner NJ their
homo last evening and later attended
tho performance OF Robert Mantell IN
king Lear" az the Metropolitan.
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Golf Club Dance
POSTPONED

Because OF tho Death Of Or. Ivan
Parry. the dinner dance planned for
Saturday evening at the Seattle
Golf and Country club has been In.
definitely postponed.
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Lecture at Fine
Arts Tonight

Professor Herbert Cory. head OF
the department OF liberal arts at
the University Of washington. viii
speak on The EmerEencs Of 4 Be
nlgn Realism" before the members
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UNIVERSITY AUXILIARY
CARD PATTY

a card party win be given by
American Legion auxiliary to Uni.
versity Post, No. /, Saturday eve.
ming. March %. at the home OF Mrs.
9. n. Mccallun. 1927 Eastern ave.
Bridge, 500 and nah iongg viii be
played and table prizes awarded.
Mrs. w. II. Nelson has arranged a
musical program.
The committee in charge includes
NIB w. 9. Mylroie. chairman; Mrs.
Charies Il. Cave. Mrs. George A.
hSidfors and Mrs. Gilbert g. schaiier.
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CLun

Tho Canadian club OF Seattle vii
Eivo a card party at tho Federated
.ciubhouhc. 2J2 Harvard ave. ~.
Monday, March ~, at $40 p. IN.
Canadians and friends invited.
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LADIES' GRoTTo CLUB
Domestic Science day will be OBJ
served Wednesday. March 20. by tho
Ladies' orotto club AZ tho Federated
clubhouse. Luncheon viii be served
AZ ] o'clock and. according 10 Mrs.
Fred Butteryorth. chairman Of tho
committee IN charge. an adequate
demonstration OF tho culinary ability
Of club members will DO given. Tho
ladies' arc requested 10 wear house
dresses and respond 10 roll call with
their favorits recipe.
A business meeting with election
OF officers for tho ensuing year will
follow tho luncheon. Mrs. Homer
Stout has arranged a fino musical
program for the occasion.
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Monday Practice Club

Tho Monday Practice club viii be
entertained next Monday by Miss
Marjorie Miller at her studio In tho
McKelyey.
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PHTLoMus CLuB

The Philomus club viii entertain
with demonstration luncheon on
Saturday. March %. at 1 o'clock
at the federated clubhouse. Tho
luncheon will DO followed by a
stereoptIcon lecture and a musical
program arranged By Miss Jessie
Pittmon. Reservations may 30 mado
By calling Mrs. Wayne Ramagc,
Me lrse- 5000.
Members OF all federated clubs
cordially invited.
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uARMoNY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead No. iI45'
brotherhood, OF American Yeomen
viii give a leap year dance Tuesday
evening, March 25. at 1920 Third
ave.
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AMERICAN LEGION
RUAfMAGE SALE

American Legion auxiliary TO
Rainier Noble Post. No. 1. win hold
n rurnmage sale, March FL. 2s and
20. at a place TO be announced later.
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Small Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Jason y. Butler VIII
entertain with a small dinner al
their home this evening.
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ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER

M. w
Robert Morris chapter. No. 1ss. o.
r. s., viii cxemplify the degree in
Coriuthlan hall. Masonic temple.
wednesday. March 2s. at p. m. A
dril will DO given by Robert Morris
drill team.
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of tho Seattle Fine Arts society
this evening, NJ sl5 o'clock. NJ tho
Fine Arts galleries, GOES Third eve.
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pr nr-rA PHI MoTHERs' CLUB

ri Beta Phi Mothers club Will
moct ut tho chapter house Thursday.
March 81, nt ? p. IN. All mothers
urged 70 attend.
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Dunlap PIT. A. will hold m eve
ming meeting on Friday. March II,
at 74s O'Clock. The program VIII
include several selections BY tho
Overall club under the supervision OF
Mrs. Vernon G.. Butts; talk on play
and recreation by Mr.. a. l.. Knisely,
Of the Green Lake school, Miss ].
Warren. OF tho community service
will tell OF what she will do for the
children In piayfield work this sum.
uer. and community singing will 10
led By Mrs. Myrtle Landrcth. accom-
panied by Miss Ella Kramer. Visi'
tors welcome.
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Women's Clubs
LAKEWOOD
CIVIC CLUB

IsiAkt.WbOl@
CIVIC CLUB
The Lakewood Civic improvement
club viii entertain with the second
OF n scTies OF dances at tho club
house. corner soth ave. 4. and Ange-
limo st.. Saturday. March y. at .
p. m. Tho community Is invited 10
attend.
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ENTERTAINMENT

AMI DANCE
Under tho auspices Of the Better
Way, an entertainment and dance
win be given Saturday evening.
March %, at O'Clock. al carpen.
ters' hall.
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WISCONSIN ooLDENRoD

CLUB
The wisconsin Goldcnrod club will
meet with Mrs. Fred Stevens. 1s2
N. 4eth st.. wednesday. March 26.
Basket lunch at 1890 o'clock.
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Gum

me Womans Educational club
WI hold business meeting satur.
day. March %. at 2 D. m. with Mrs.
y H. Mcorew. So37 18th ave. N. %.
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MILIrARY WHIST rARrY

Tho regular military whist party
WIN 10 given AZ woodmnn's hall.
Saturday. March q. at $50 p. m
Refreshments.
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JOHN F. MILLER
CvIrR

John F. Miller Past Presidents
club win meet with Mrs. Rhoda
Adams. s55 23d ave, Saturday.
March %. at 1870 p. m. Take Ma.
drona car.
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ALPHA GAMMA
RIfNI.rAGE SALE

Alpha Gamma Delta sorority will
give n rummaEs sale Saturday.
March =. at 1884 Sixth ave The
sale viii feature mems clothing.
shoes and player piano rolls.
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woMEN's CIVIC CLUB

The women's Civic club VIII
hold its regular bi.monihly meet
ing Tuesday. March rs. az ? p. m.
IN tho Erickson room NJ the Y.
W. c. A. MIRA p. J. Lofgrcn viii
speak on THE Conservation Of tho
Natural Resources OF tho State OF
washington. a review and dis
cussion Of the OIL r. ioD Johnson
bin on immigration. win be con-
Quoted by tho members present
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RUMMAGE SALE

The ladies' OF st. Clements church
viii hold rummage sale Saturday.
March 20, in the Queen CITY mar
ksi.
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB

Whittier Heights Improvement
club win give a card party Saturday
evening. March q. at s O'Clock. in
Dimmick's Dining Car. s55i 18th ave.
y. ". Refreshments.
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NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
LUNCHEON

program for the occasion.
NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
LUNCHEON
a Northwest Products luncheon
viii DO given at tho Beacon Hlll club.
house. 2a5s 18th ave. g.. Tuesday.
March 20. az / o'clock. with Mru.
o. IL. spngus In charge The lunch.
con will DO followed by cards. Tho
committee includes Mrs. Bertha Kirk.
am. Mrs. II. =. siRnnRrd. Mrs. Wal.
ter Terry. Mrs. William Tuyneil.
Mrs. Clara HaascIberg and Mrs. ID.
w. Sutherland.
WILL VISIT HOME FOR AGED
The board o, trustees and chairman
OF standing committees OF the Seattle
Hebrew Benevolent society will visit
the Caroline Kline GaIland homo for
tho aged on Monday March ~
THISrBLE CLUB
Seattle wooderaft Thlmbls club.
No. %. will meet In A. o. u. W. hail.
1903 Ninth ave. Wednesday. March
20. from 10 a. m. 20 D. m. Members
requested to attend.
LA BoHEME MUSIC CLUB
Tho regular monthly meeting OF
tho la Bohcms Music club was held
Friday. March ~, at the homo OF
Mira. J. Harrison. The afternoon was
devoted 70 tho study OF tho church
and patriotic music OF Russia. Rus.
alan opera. which was also discussed.
win DO studied extensively tho next
two months.
Tho following program was given;
Memo Soprano
Ia Russian Material Anthem .Lross
tb) Thou. Almighty ood"....+...
................ Russian Hymn
tc) The Hepc within" ........s.
..................... Hussian Hymn
Mrs. Harry Cons.
Les roehss d'outeh.s-coeh.. ...;;.
.................. Bortkisvier
Miss Lucille Nutisy.
tal pilgrims Bong. .TsehsikowrSy
co. Lead Kindly fAEht".....".
1870. ...........'.'. haehmsnieeff
Airs Edward Q. Graft.
Paper
.'church and Patriotic Music OF
Russia" ssssss..s.tsssss.
Mrs. y. g. Atssstt-
Soprano
taj song OF the Shepard LehI'..
fHnsEourotchka1 .Rimsky Korsakoff
OBJ ''crnsals Song tPskovitysukab
,.......... Rimsky- Korrakoff
Mrs. T. w. bushnell.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

BRITISH AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
The British American association
win give an Irish concert In the
Fine Arts hail. so.s Third ave.
Friday evening. March -. at :
O'Clock. Everybody welcome.
j