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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-01
SILVER TEA

A silver tea win 10 given AZ Nor.
way hall. on Tuesday afternoon.
February 3. by tho Helping Hand
division Of the Norwegian Hospital
association. Reports OF the years
work and a musical program viii
be given. Luncheon VIII be served
BY the following hosicsses: Mrs.
George sSalson. Mrs. X. /. Kobber-
Wig. Mrs. John winge. Mrs. A.
Ferguson, Mrs. l.. Un and Mrs.
e. o. Gabriclson.
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WHITE FLANNEL.

The white flannel suit promises 20
10 as popular for iato spring a. u
Is now for Palm Beach. and tho tail
Ord blouse becomes moro attractive
as the season advances.
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Women's Clubs

urged the granite Of Mount Rainier
"a symbol or strength grow into the
character % the city.
The clubs weekly luncheon will
continue during February al tho Y.
w. c. A.. when candidates win be
given an opportunity 20 talk.
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.aRorro CLUB

The Ladies' Grotto club win meet
Wednesday, February 10. AT .. m.
at the Federated clubhouse. Rev.
Cleveland kleihauer viii speak.
Members urged to attend and take
guest.
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mon scuooI, COUNCIL.

HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL
Seattle High School council will
meet Monday. February &. In tho
Chamber OF Commerce auditorium.
Or. G. W. sharplca. president OF the
school board. win speak on "Golter''
at 1850 p, IN.
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CUSTER AUXILIARY NO. 4
Custer auxiliary No. 4. Sons of
Veterans. will meet Tuesday, Febru.
airy 8. In Veterans hall. Arrmory.
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY CIRCLE

william Mckinley circle, Ladies' OF
the @. a. r., VIII serve n home
cooked dinner in Veterans hail. Ar.
mory. Wednesday. February G. Mt
noon. Business session at las: card
party at $3.50 y. m.
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QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB

Tho Queen Anne Study club Will
meet Tuesday. February s. at 2
o'clock in the Queen Ammo branch
library. Fouth ave. w. and Wcg,
Garfield st.. with Mrs. o. j. Taylor
as hostess.
They will conclude tho study Of
Jugo.Slayla. Mrs. c. Il. Blackailcr
will discuss the Homo Life and Con.
dltlons OF Women and Mrs. J. H.
Clifton speaks on their "Immigra.
ton to the Uuited States"
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BROADWAY PIT. A

Prof. Laube OF the University OF
Washington Will speak on Citizen
ship" at tho meeting of broadway
PIT. a. Tuesday. February s. Mt 215
p. m.
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CROWN HILL
DISTRICT MEETING

A meeting OF the Crown Hill citi.
zsns and adjoining districts has been
called for Saturday evening, Febru.
hfy 2, at p. M, at the Grown Hill
Improvement club rooms. Plans for
having city water In that district will
bo discussed.
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BALLARD W. C. T. q.

The Ballard w. C. 7. L. VIII meet
Friday. February s. NJ .. tn. with
Mrs. =. O. Anderson. iT4s w. ed
st. AIRS, T.. Hubbard win have
charge Of tho program.
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PAsr NATIONS. AgeocI ATro>,

PAST NATIONS ASSOCIATION
Past NBtrons' association. o. y. s..
will hold W February meeting At the
homo OF the president. aru. Ida
Young. i59 2sth ave. Friday. February
3. at ? y. m. Important business.
This IL the meeting which has been
postponed from Monday February Z.
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ro,IAN,s WILSON LEAGUE

woMAN's WILSON LEAGUE
The woman's Wilson league Will
hold It's regular monthly meeting
Saturday afternoon. February ?. at
o'clock. at Dartnall's cafeteria.
Mr.. Ben L. Moore VIII speak on The
Teapot Dome"
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FURNACE SALE

Montlake guild viii hold n rum.
mage sale on Tuesday, February 8.
at 1885 Fifth ave. corner Of yir.
ginIa st.
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Delta Gamma Alumuae VIII meet
with Mrs Anna Chambers. 2oi. T..
ssth ST., on Saturday, February J.
At . p. m.
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wAsHINGroN liz 80. I'D

Washington Hive. No. sst. Ladies
OF the Maccabees. win meet Tues
day. February 5. az p. m, at I.
o. o. r. temple. Business OF Inn
portanco viii be transacted. Full
attendance desired.
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ALPHA xI DELTA ALuMNAp

Mrs. Joseph raden will entertain
Alpha XXI Delta olumnae on satur.
day, February 0. Mt her home, TITS
Woodland Park ave.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS

SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
Sunset Heights literary club win
meet ut the home OF Mr., Gertrude
Pierre. t253 whitman ave. on TueB.
day. February s. At p. m.
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". p. a. PAST
COMMANDERS, GLIB

The w. -. A. Past commanders'
club. OF Seattle review. No. 8. VIII
meet NJ the home or Mira. George
Boucher. 1918 Harrison ST.. wodnea.
day. February 8. at IL o'clock. Mem
bers urged 10 be present.
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coafarIrNIrY LEAP YEAR DANG

COMMUNITY LEAP YEAR DANCE
The trustees OF the Lakewood Civic
Improvement club. Incorporated. will
give community leap year dance
Saturday. February :. at the Lake.
wood clubhouse. corncr Goth ave. $.
and Angeiine st.. to celebrate tho
opening OF the newly paved Genesee
st. and 50th ave. s. The community
IL invited to attend.
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FREMONT w. c. 7. u.

EF-4|NE'F-FN " y - -
Fremont W. c. T. U. extends n
cordial invitation to attend a social
evening Tuesday, February 8. at 8
y. m. al Mrs. o. T. Kreiger's home,
1880 whitman ave. An excellent
program Is being prepared. A recep-
ton viii be rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. E. Collins. Members Of the union
viii bring their budget pennies.
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PRAIRIE ROSE cr.un

Tho Prairie Rose club viii meet
with Mrs. Il. n Brchm. 9is sist
ave. Monday. February I. At 2
o. m.
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CLASSIC CULTURE CLUB

The Classic Culture club has Edu-
cation day at the Federated club
house. Saturday. February 2. at 2
o'clock. Professor Fred Aver.
speaker.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
WOODLAND PARK

WOODLAND PARK
AUXILIARY
Woodland Park auxiliary, No. ?.
70 tho Ruth school building fund.
VIII eatertaln al cards at the 81.
Regis cafe. saturday evening. Feb
ruary :. at s o'clock. 10 which all
Interested are Invited
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TwILIGHT MrsIcALE

Bethany choir viii give twilight
musicale Saturday afternoon, Febru.
airy 2, at o'clock, at the home OF
Mrs. Albert Daub. TIC W. Garfield
u Tea follows the program.
SEATTLE CHAPTER, o. E. 8.
Seattle chapter. o. +. s.. win have
a card party in Wings cafeteria Sat.
urday evening. February 2, at $3.50
o'clock.
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: ~ re Z e 49,
k,sS5,.N
WHEN YOUR VALENTINE FRocK 1
yoarss haSe completely soiSos building
AND NOW WE'RE TO LEARN
How 70 make those lovely orgnde flowers that an trim spring
9 ss !. n ss Pear Eo a, ySs ps g'9ss q ear ss
T e: sfg e sss; along ~; .s s r''''
FIRST AVENUE CALLS US ALWAYS
only the world i Win s SEA 1 Ts%i 1909 Srt Ave-
GIVE MAN
s' E so,s i s.s tP T. as9 from those at cFToS
ne aagt psplaes February
YEARS NEED NOT CHANGE
scalp neck shoulders bust and face work. wonders from
Es,s 70, ..sD,..s TO. Cd 'u'' because the eapsar
BUY SUGAR OF MR. HUGHES
5 co s and ya a pounds a for S' provided you
sos
The that eneo' ne coffee sold usually
SINCE MY VISIT TO HOLLYWOOD. TODAY
the Ss6%o 5 SaS shop 1 that 4 ss. ssss
to 1871 wesiake
pssl .ass are s ming u, -G..rn ss.s Maa
aoHer' appear Iopeiv sOrae hat
MR.. CHURCHILL DOES NOT STOP
A. fSs and trssds He takes woTans fabric hat that's quite
SHE'S COME UPTOWN, TOO!
building at Fourth p and li rs
TAKE MY HEMsTTTcHINc
To the Elite It's done eight
IF IT'S OF CANVAS
e s S1 %r che sst9 ssTss AWNING
Just tel them what University st.
,ssn q s"'o has lots Of advantages
THEY'RE PRIzE-wINNERs!
Those Shop Tho
ia,es, models are at Ave
face &c Aa.RaH Indian tribes
IN ORDER NOT TO DIsApPoINT
R ha allowing S,a not sap discount on 9 The
S2I Peoples Bank building
HOW IDEAS OF SEWING MACHINES
fore sssps sas SoT wSen are turning mi their models
tries" THE SINGER SHOP 1924 First Ave. kinds
house. the taosaoap electric
accommodated BY a shelf. Is best
WHY TOLL AT TEDIOUS soNATAs
When Bernard Brn will
20 lessons9 His school is at sos Pine
THE THUNIP AND RATTLE
OF ph0nosaph quickly corrected 1916 supplies
FOR sCANT LOCKS EDITH HARRIS
Makes euF sw switches from ombngs Bldg
almost hat becomes faH aoont the
cars And who rhether rooted or dmpIs
pinned ~ : FS
HOW MUCH BETTER IT is
III you've not lot to
unfinished things hrd wood them
yourself II prefer. 500
The desk that's shaped n, snuorv into
corner Of pour fuin9 charming thnoi
EACH PORTRAIT Is A STUDY
When Mr. Snow photographs yet he offers a. the
CHRlsTY STUDIO portraits for 1901 seabosrs
building,
CALL 1T SEATTLE SUBS
tho fluff that ash,a,
when use the wonderful powder pARAoDsSi
Have
If YOU HAVEN'T TASTED
Tho good things served COFFEE SHOP
Two girls preside here St.
ONES SHOES. YOU KNOW
Count Shabby
az the Lands Shoe Repair
or ds or supply all Union St
BALLET SHOES!
They've all sizes at the Shop 1929 Fifth Ava
4 Ans
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ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
Puget Sound Alumnae association
Of Sigma Kappa viii meet at the
chapter house. sT52 2fst ave. ". f.,
saturday. February 2. at o'clock
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IT'S NOT A BIT TOO SOON

To plan for tho Valentine February FOR
table fasorH for decorations
among your Specially shop
Tho MeDEiAoTT BUILDING. the
prizes and gifts tho Cbauneey
famous Society Beauty shop
THIS same quiet corridor tailoring ruwnnaing
hemhtehlns ana Of eadymads" Youi
enjoy especially afternoon charming upstairs
Fourth
VINO Ho but that dav rhcH
soyh shttEasf su leH BE- buying nO sailor
hats agalal 800 " 1850
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
SCHOOL MEETING HELD
ny LIGHT or CANDLES

sixty members OF the Ccrcoran
School rent-Teacher Association
learned something OF the illumina.
ton facilities OF some Of the Wash.
ington schools when they met In
Corcoran School last night by the
light OF candles. The candles aug.
lnented a single gaslight in the
classroom where the meeting was
held. A pageant by pupils Of the
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
grades had to be speeded up before
tho candles went out.
Speakers at the meeting included
J. A. Oliver, president Of the George.
town Citizens Association; Claude
Owen, OF the Kiwanis Club: Mrs.
p. K. PEBBLES, head Of the nature
teachers staff Of tire publis schools;
z. c, Hodges, president Of the Pa.
rent-Teachers Association Of GeorRe.
town. and Supervising PRINCIPAL n
W. Murchs
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COOLIDGE NJ 4 Y.
MIX IN RENT
TANGLE
Win Publish Gordon Report, L
Is lndicated-S Showdown
Due Soon

President Coolidge may step into
the local landlord-tenant war. II
the fight grows warmer. and may
make public the report Of District
Attorney Peyton Gordon on real
estate financing in the Capital,
1t was indicated today.
The lines are now drawn their
highest. Tenants Of Clifton Ter.
race, the apartment house whose
occupants revolted against de-
manded raise, are threatened with
eviction.
The executive committee Of the
Tenants League II TO meet tonight
and frame a reply to the Washing.
ton Real Estate Board, which has
proposed a joint conference of
realtors and tenants to discuss the
situation.
Mrs. Henry C. Brown, secretary
Of the Tenants League and chair
man Of the Housekeepers' Alliance
housing committee, told the latter
organization, at a meeting late yes
tArday, that fentpayers were or
gaming new branches OF the
league daily.
She declared that the indignation
Of tenants has been fed by attacks
Of real estate men on members Of
the District Rent Commission.
Speaking as an individual, aside
from her relationship to the league,
Mrs. Brown said there was no need
for any body other than the now
powerless District Rent Commission
to handle complaints Of landlords
and tenants.
Maurice Baslxin, believed to be the
figurehead proprietor Of the Clifton
Torrance apartments, sent notices
to his tenants that they must either
sign new leases or give notice that
they will vacate.
Joseph Low, manager Of the es-
tablishment. is absent In Boston,
probably comforting with the prin-
cipal owner Of the property.
Baskin Is not q member OF the
washington Real Estate Board.
Realtors say he came to Washing
ton, from Boston about ten years
ago, and began to buy property.
During the past few years, Bias
kin has figured In numerous apart
ment house sales. Yet testimony
was given at Rent Commission
hearing many months ago that Mr..
and Mrs. BaslEin had between them
only $4,000, and most Of this be.
longed to Mrs. Baslin. This was
at the height OF Baskin's dealings
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OYSTER BRANDS
CRITICISM As
UNJUST
Commissioner Clears Inspec-
tor HeadIey Of Blame for
Traffic TangIes

The criticisms directed at the
police department and Inspector
Albert J. Headley. in charge Of the
traffic bureau. are unjust, Commits
sioner James F. Oyster declared
today.
washington has the best police
force in the world" Commissioner
oyster said. 1.-THE record of the
department speaks for itself. Our
men are conscientious, efficient and
loyal.
"As for charges that Inspector
Headley is incompetent. these are
untrue. Inspector Headley IL being
criticized for the traffic regulations
now in effect. The Commissioners
and not Inspector Headley are re.
sponsible for those regulations. We
will take the responsibility for them.
Inspector Headley is merely a DO.
licemen carrying out the law and
orders Of his superiors."
Police Cooperating.
The Commissioner declared that
the police department was doing all
in It's power to improve traffic con.
dltions here. He said every man
In the department was working to
clear UP the recent traffic muir.
ders."
The Commissioner indicated that
some Of those persons attacking
the police department were doing
SO because they had been arrested
for traffic violations and were
sore" at the police.
1.-THE police are trying TO en-
force the laws that are on the
books" he said. cit is their duty
to see that traffic regulations are
enforced and the Commissioners ex
pect them to perform this duty
That they are doing so is evidencet
by the records Of the department.
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TO ARGUE
QUESTION Of
RATINGS
U. s. Workers Think That
Publication Should Be
Permitted
Classification

The Personnel Classification
Board win confer tomorrow morn
ing with departmental officials on
the question Of publicity Of en-
ployes' efficiency ratings.
A meeting Of the personnel off,
GERS In the various departments and
bureaus has been called. and a
policy providing for the. inspection
OF the ratings will be determined.
There is a wide difference Of
opinion at present as to the extent
to which inspection should be per-
mitted.
Single Inspection.
A group Of influential depart.
mental officials believe that the
Individual enploye should be re.
stricted to the inspection Of his
own efficiency ratings and should
not be allowed to inspect those Of
his fellow.workers.
Other officials, however, point out
that any efficiency rating means
little without a comparative basis
as a guide. An employee who does
not know how his co.workers are
marked Is not In a position to Judge
whether he has been fairly or un.
fairly treated. There can be no Ct.
fective basis Of protest, 1t IL pointed
out, unless comparisons can be
made.
Final decision in the matter rests
with the personnel classification
board, which IL anxious to ascertain
the views Of all the departmental
personnel officers before defining its
policy. The Federation Of Federal
Employees, and other groups, are
insisting upon virtually unrestricted
publicity for all efficiency ratings.
Only q few department officials are
advocating complete secrecy. The
employees win not be represented at
the meeting tomorrow morning. II
has not been determined whether
they viii be permitted to present
their views at q later conference or
mt
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FAITHFUL LOVE.

BY CHARLES ARTHUR WANDER
MEULEN.
Her syee may be bright Orbs Of fair
=. lo I.y blue.
What matsss thS q q sSs G nay y UaS:
love Me'er know
A wAne, 4 q their depths true love-
'lights glow.
Her lips7 All, yea!--Her lips are
sweet full red!
II t they were ;,,..s sweet. wsIl-ripsned
To you they could ne'er be % sweet.
And when she's yours. feast ON them
4ealOuslyl
Her face, Perhaps It IL dllvineIy fair!
xee e few see . wOndrous beauty
What %aatter that--lf mono you view
Then let no line Of sadness there
appear. E
Man, love her. fully, when she's
Wherein radiant love-light never
For rapture Of her lips, for sylph-
And rounded arms soft, warm ana
Wild embrace!
But may ,you love her most for
For roodnsss real and perssvsrans
OF heaEt-e heart which meier untrue
could bes
For then .youIl love her rightly,
faithfully!
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
BEAUTIES ENTERTAINED
BY KEITH MANAGEMENT

Miss Ethelyn Smithson, crowned
queen Of Leauty at the recent Wal.
colt Post. American Legion, r1ardl
gras ball, together with the members
Of her court OF beauty, were the
guests OF Roland Robbins at Keith'E
Theater last night. Following the
theater performance Miss Smithson
and her court were entertained at
L'Aiglon by the management Of the
cabaret. A special entertainment
and supper party was provided for
the guests.
With Miss Snithson in her court
were Miss Helen Gould Sweeney.
Miss Lorraine Bunch, Miss Betty
Hart. Miss Betty Green, Miss
Eleanor Cline. Miss Ethel Morgans.
tom and Miss Lilly Granger.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
Too Late To Request
Tax Bill; You
Must Call

II you haven't obtained your
tax bill, don't fill in q request
now.
If you want your bill, you
must call for it at the tax Of
flee in the District building,
and bring along with you
square and lot number Of your
property. One-half of tax bills
must be paid this month to
avoid a penalty.
Chatham Towers, District tax
collector, declared today that
his office is not able to send
out tax bills after today. He
said that the requests already
made will occupy the clerical
force until the end Of the
month.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
SCHOOL OFFICIALS IioNoR
DR.. W. s. MoNrcoMERY

Officials, teachers ana 49, q
school divisions ten 60 thlrtnam. -
night honored Doctur WfnrnaH =
Montgomery az q tesrir1rr1al -.
lng at Dunbar Htwh Rchanl
6uperintendent Bnnu1 49, -
public servics q Docrrr -
cry. who reGlr@d rmnamT 80
holding 81 Ms nEt go eulm-rzI
oirectorship a. ararlMi 49,
Garnet G WMMamMm mmNwmr4 ~
perintenfent. ewfnuaf - -
gomerT and rrEwEurn1 - - u
purse from NJ wrnm n q ~
pressed - Crmrf - -
fcr IN Culruhlna nf--nrmrl -
wecIMtsol. T1R 49, ~ ~
KsoEs gArs - -
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
BIBLE sAVANT 70 Talk
ON OUTLINING OF WaR

The Reverend y. Q. w.
lecturer. Traveller ana auIhur. -
10 now instructor q BIols 80
in the washington NGlnHtrlaET c.
lege, win give TIE nrsE g q -
Of lectures on Blblicai $780,
which. have bean fuldlna e 3
o'clock Sunday night a IL 49,
Theater. His first lecturs ~ -
win the outlawtng e Wnr So
ceed?'
Doctor WIlkinson has -. -
pleted seven years e. eruuuE
through Europe. He q maarnr =
seven languages and hn11s q -
d. degree from Coorwa 49,
ton University.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
SUES w. 3. "A LINE
FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT

John Nicola. whose a11rum d
given as the Invostmenf b1nGE
today filed suit IN the Dlsrrlrl -
preme Court against TIE 49,.
ton. Baltimore q Annapou1 49,
Railroad Company for sf.oao a.
ages for ALLEGED assault.
The plaintiff. represante1 ~ ~.
torney T. Morris Wampler. Rwu
that while q passenger NuuawHEr
20. 1922, on one % ths cars q -
defendant company. ~ wnn e.
saulted, beaten and struck ~ e..
ployes Of the raiiroad m - 49,
ence Of numerous other -
suffering physical and man1nl -
and humiliation.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
"vooDoo" CURE FAILS;
DOCTOR" GOES TO JAIL

st. Clair 1iawatRa, a West In.
dian? suave practitioner Of WOO
d ooism" upon gullfble women;
pleaded guilty to obtaining money
under false pretenses before Judge
Mcmahon In Police Court today.
One victim, Martha Braxton, col.
ored, said he had given her minla.
ture candles and quantities Of in.
cetse, the burning Of which, al
stipulated times, would relieve her
Of pain and inflammation caused
by rheumatism.
1t didn't work and the court gave
the defendant four months in Jail.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
MEN MEETING HERE

More than 100 representatives OF
the company In the eastern United
States and Canada are ii Wash.
ington today for the first local
conference OF the eastern division
Of the sun Life Assurance Com.
pany, today and tomorrow, in the
New willard Hotel.
The program includes business
sessions today and tomorrow morn.
ing, a banquet at the Willard at
z o'clock tonight and q golf match
at the Columbia Country Club 20.
morrow afternoon,
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
THE TOWN OF DON'T YOU
WORRY.

There's . town called Don't You
Worry
on the banks Of the River Smile,
Where the Cheer~Up and Be-Happy
Blossom sWeotly all the whlleI
where the Never-G rumble flower
Blooms beside the fragrant Try
And the Ne'er-glve-up and Patient
Point their faces to the slky.
In the valley Of COntentment,
In the Province Of win,
YOu'H find this Iovelyt city,
At the foot Of No Fret HIN.
There are thOroughfares delightful
In this very charming town,
And on every hand are shade trees
Famed and never down.
Rustic benches quite enhancing
You'll find scattered here and there,
And 70 each q vine IL cIinging
Called the Frequent Earnest Prayer.
Everybody here 10 happy.
And Il singing all The while,
In the town Of Don't You Worry,
On the banke Of the River Smile.
EVELYN LOFFLER.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
PATRIOTIC GROUP TO
HOLD FALL SESSION

The first fall meeting OF the
pisrtict OF Columbia Society Of tire
sons OF the American Revolution
VIII De held tonight at s o'clock AZ
the Lafayette Hotel.
Doctor 2. B. Phillips, rector OF
the Church Of the Epiphany, win
De the principal speaker. Appro.
PIRATE musical entertainment mas
peen arranged by the music com.
mittee.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
Whether there's any place
else or not, there can always
be sunshine IN your heart.
SMILIN' SAM.
SMILE MORE.

Smile more when days seem dun and
dRear,
And cheer thine ether brother here,
And aye let shine thine inner light,
That days Of darkness seem more
bright. ~ !,
Say something smart, tho you be
dumb;
Just Ope your tran and let A. cor.,A. +
And give some downcast duck q
no Food9 why, You don't know the
half! GENE BLOSSOM.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19

Boy Scouts, by the members Of the
American Business Club at lunch.
con held yesterday at the Franklin
Square Hotel. The presentation
was made by Thomas Chapman.
first vice president Of the Bust.
ness Club.
The club house was built last
year by the District scouts, after
the Business Club had pledged itself
to raise the necessary Y,aonay
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
Crescent Athletic "1op"

The Crescent Athletic Club win
hold a collegiate hop" at $50
o'clock Wednesday night. Decem.
Der IL, In the Colonial Hotel, Fiji.
tenth and M streets northwest. A
nnmber Of surprise features are
planned.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
BUSINESS CLUB GIVES
900 TO BOY SCOUTS

A check for $1,000 to pay for the
construction Of q Boy Scout club
house at Camp Roosevelt, was pre-
scented to Arthur A. Schucl, assist
ant national field director Of the