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New Britain herald., 1924-09-15
CLEARING ROADS OF
 PIRATE; DRIVERS
746 Cases in Eight Months Be
 fore Motor Vehicle Dept.

Hartford, Sept. 15.-Peopie who take a chance" driving motor vehi- cles without securing an operators license from the state motor vehicle department as required by law, are being caught in Connecticut at the rate of about thre day. During the eight months of this year up to the first of the current month, 746 such cases were reported to the depart- ment, resulting in the suspension of the right to drive Of those found guilty of the offense. !.
 The operator who Is discovered thus violating the law is deprived of his right to drive car for 30 days. This is accomplished by withholding an operators license from him for thirty days after the receipt of his application and fee. In case he is found guilty Of a breach Of the motor vehicle laws such as reckless driving. intoxication, overlooking trucks or evading responsibility this suspen- sion term is extended accordingly. It iiNqhShNiS iopPVusI hoNSNSis SAeAs the illegal operator Is found out through an accident, in cases of which the discipline by the depart. ment, independent of court action, may be more severe.
 By order of the motor vehicle de- partnent, 4,697 drivers of motor vehicle department 4,6s7 drivers of motor vehicles have been taken off the roads of the state for various periods of time during the first eight months of the year. The total of suspensions of operators licenses ex- ceed the total for the corresponding period of last year by 2,094 and ex- ceed the total for the same period two years ago by over $500, indi- eating the extent to which the de- partment is resorting to this form of discipline in the effort to make driving safer in Connecticut.
 Reckless driving was responsible for 1,756 of the suspensions made by the department up to September 1st, this year, driving while intoxi- cated, for 57s, evading responsibili- ty for accidents, for 95; driving un- registered cars, for 161; failure to report accidents to the department, for S53; fatal accidents 157 and the rest for miscellaneous causes.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-15
"NIEsSALINA" AT LYCEUM.

''Messalina", the most costly film ever produced in Europe and now showing at the Lyceum theater, should please all motion picture goers who like thrilling, spectacular iots and stirring love scenes. In fact, "Messalina' should not be missed. he star. Countess de Luguoro, does '"c"Ilent work and is assisted by a
 lrb cast.
 The big climax comes in the thrill ng moments of a chariot race. Four Tariots drawn by four horses each are the contestants.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-15

Additional comedies and news reel complete the screen program. The orchestra, under the leadership of Miss Mae Murphy, is second to none when 1t comes to handing out real jazz and classical music.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-15

finals of the second sixteen between D. L. Vibberts and w. s. Rowland will be played this week.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-15

Miniature traffic towers are being used on af.er-dinner speakers tables in New York to curb the flow of oratory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Open House at NelC Y. w. C. A. Residence;
Parties WI Honor Travellers

A RECEPTION and house warm,
n ing viii be held Tuesday AFTER,
nocn. nom : untn 5 o'cloeS. al the
new \. ". C, A. residence. formerly
the home Of the n a. Latimsr fam
ty. Fes Terry ave,
The board of directors or the
NounE womens Christian Aszocia.
ton win he assisted Ia receiving hy
the following COMMITTEES. In charge
- arrangements. Mrs A. .. Toe.
chairman, AIRS. c. 4. Guthrie. Mn.
~. n. Yonkers. Mira W. r. Bell.
AIRS. ". Il, Hagen and Mrs, Worth
flcnSmorc.
Alternating AZ the uruS vii be
Airs. James calvert, Mira. q. =, NJ.
Trait. Mrs. Tom Mcsdag. Mrs Marx
Allison Matthews. Mrs. Josiah Col.
Inns and Mrs Roy rako Ballard.
Mrs. Arthur Folts. Mrs Howard
Ballard. Miss Catherine Boyd and
Miss Gale Guthrie win assist In the
dining room, Assisting about the
rooms viii be Mrs. otis Floyd lam.
sen. MU. Frank Elwen Case. Mrs.
James Is. Eaglcson. Mrs. c. X.
knutson. Mrs Copeland Plummcr
and Mrs. Don Palmer.
During the afternoon there viii
he an informal musical program.
presented by Miss Vesta Mulh. plan.
ist. Miss Ruth Loo. violiulat. aud
Mrs. Myrtle rreadwell, soprano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
.Orthopedic Pound Party

COMMUNICATING the founding Of
tho Chlidren'H orthopedio hospital
the annual pound party and recep-
ton viii take place Friday after.
noon. from ; until oeleek. gu the
hospital lawn.
The beard Of trustees viii conduct
visitors thru tho building during
tho afternoon and an interesting en-
tertAinment with special features
and music win be provided.
The tea table will be presided
over by Mrs. A. II. Anderson. Mrs
J. II, Hloedel. Mrs James u. Hoge,
Mrs, c. u. Stimson. Mira Elhridgc
A. stuart and Mrs. David Whit.
comb. Mrs. q. A. Brown OF the
Mount Baker Park Guild and Mrs
Harold Thompson Of LAurelhurs,
viii servo the punch.
Mrs Harry whitney Treat IN In
charge Of the music. Other commit
tees on arrangements include Mrs
Mitchell Gillian or the Capitol Hill
Guild: Mrs. Frederick Fischer. the
FIRST Hill; Mrs. Cecil Bacon. Broad
way; Mrs. J. W. Goodwin and Mrs
sybal Hamrick. Queen Anne: Mrs
T. C. Snyder. Madrona: MrA r. r.
Dow. Washington Park; Mrs. Don-
aid Frederick. The Highlands: Mrs
Z II. wsidron. Frink Park, Mrs.
:. c. Standard. the University: Mrs
J. N. Hamiil. intsrlaken: Mira ",
Peasc. Renion Inn; Mrs A. A,
Sutherland. Denny Thurman. and
Mrs {. NJ. Banghart. Medina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Personal

Mra. Edwin Hoa gland. aiins Lucille
Mcilae. Miss Alison tunE and Mr.
Dwight Paul. who have been In town
Tor a short stay. left Sunday for
Vancouver. u. c.
Mr.. and MrB. W. II. Parsons and
daughter. Mrs. Alien Ensle. who arc
on a motor trip thru California. were
guests Ut the Hotel Ambassador In
Los Angeles iaat week.
Miss Mary Cameron and Miss
Janet Wilson. who spent last week
NJ the Sunset club. left Sunday for
their homes IN Vancouver. II. c.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Smith isft Fri.
day for tho East 20 attend the gradu
alton OF their granddaughter. Miss
Katherine salmou. from Mary's In.
Eiliute.
Mr.. and Mira. W. W. Foigcr. Mlss
Nellie FclEer aud Mr. John Hetfer.
nan. Jr. spent the week end a, Port
Ludlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Downs. Miss
Jean Fox and Mr.. HARRY Fox mo.
torrd 10 ToppoHish 10 spend the week
end with Ailus Clara Bruhn.
AIRS, villa NJ Crosby has returned
to tho Hotel Sorrento. after spending
tho winter in California.
Mr. De Wolfe Emory isft Friday
fdA Hayden Lake. 10 be gone two
weeks.
Mrs. Robert Greer. Mrs. James
Garfield Eddy Of Evcrr,t and Mrs.
Charles Willard stimson left last
week for California. 20 attend the
graduation Of their daughters, the
Misses Marie Greer. Adcilno Eddy
and Jane stImson from Miss Ran,
SONS school at Piedmont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Miss Collins
Wedding June 25

Tho marriage Of Miss Audrey
Lenore Collins. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Collins to Mr. Clay.
ton Warren weatheFiy, son OF SIR.
George W. weatheriy. OF Portland.
win be celebrated Wednesday after
noon. June -. in the Church Of
the Epiphany. Rev. Harold @.
Hennessy viii read the service at
4 o'clock.
Miss Collins win be attended by
Mics Isabel weatheriy. OF Portland.
Al maid OF honor and Miss Inez
Fairehild. OF Portland. for brides
maid. Little Suzanne LIdren. OF
Everett. will DO flower girl and
Bobbls waistrom, ring bearer.
Mr.. Allan Cover. OF Astoria will
b best man and Mr.. Ainsworth
BIogg and Mr.. Fred Merrill. ushers.
A small reception viii follow the
service at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. sfaurie Schoen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Music
Affairs at Cornish
This Week

on Tuesday. juno ;. at $50 p. m.
in the Cornish Little thsatcr. Calvin
Bralucrd Cady viii present in piano
recital. Ruth Gordon. JuIlllard schol.
ar. In the following program.
Variations IN @ Minor. beethoven
fntermsafo. Hungarian Dance. Ca
pfteete $500. brahms
Iahss' Mns'rsls .'s.t -. .Dsbussy
Two prslades--Soetutne. Etuds. Bal.
lhds ..sttttss.4s.+s4ss.s Chopin
"wednesday. June I. at $40 y. m.
in Cornish Little theatcr. Maurice
Lcplat viii present in graduation
piano recital. Elizabeth Choate The
first number OF tho program IL by
the professional trio OF Miss choate.
Francis Williams. being from the
I piano class of Calvin Brainerd Cady,
and Helen Stewart from fhe violon.
cello class or George Kirchner. The
| program follows:
Trio In d Miner ...... Ncndsiesot,u
Concerto In A Minor. ..... vleuxtemps
sonata IN II Nn3ors.....t..s.s.... Bach
/ La CaprictuHe" ......,..........,E iKsr
scherHo-Tsrantslle' ..,.s..ss WinnRwski
Thursday, June s, at $40 y. IN. in
the Cornish Little theater. Calvin
Bralnerd cady win present in gradua.
ton recital John Hopper. JuillIard
scholar. The last number on the pro.
gram IL trio. the other members OF
which are Maurice Leplat. violin. and
Walter II. Nash. vioIoncello. mem.
bers OF the Cornish faculty.
The program follows:
Dunka' .....s-.s......+... Baiakiroff
sehorzo. Flat Minor. Chopin
lake ut BTealng ............. Critics
Poissons dor" ................D De buasy
l"ssrenads'' Observation-Disclosures. Co,tyy
En- Route" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GODDARD
Trio ,as,t...ssstt..4..t.s Aransby
Friday ut $50 y. M. June 8. will
take place the commencement pro.
gram and presentation OF certificates
and diplomas. The latter have been
won by Dorothy Hopper. piano;
Agatha Brown. dancing; John Hop.
per. piano. Certificates arc being
awarded 10 Elizabeth Choate, violin:
Ruth Gordon, piano: Gertrude Wien.
zirl. dancing: Florence Eschbach,
public school music. Tho prcsenta.
tions will be made by Miss Nellie c.
Cornish, dircctress. and addresses
will be made by Max Garrett and
Calvin Brainord Cady Vocal mum.
bcrs will be given from Liza Teh.
mans I'm a Persian Garden" by an
ensemble OF Violet Ball, Mary Jane
Barton, Frcda Hocclt. Sadie Hughes
Roy Young and Robert Norton, all
from the classes OF jacques Jou.
Jcrvillo.
Saturday. June Z, at $3.50 y. M, in
tho Moore theutor, win be given n
dance recital presenting Marta Court.
ncy. former member OF tho Anna
Pavlowa company, ana her pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

Tested in the recital TO be given by
Edith Nordstrom. ls.ycar old cir,
pianist, at the Plymouth congrera.
tional church Monday evening, Juno
2, when she will be heard in a pro.
gram devoted to big and interest,nv
works for the plano.
The numbers follow:
''''''....., Bach .Dusoni
Sonata Kettle. op. 80. .,,s,na-",,
with great power and dirnIty V"e'i
With naive tcndernosa
Very Hwtft and fierce
Tho Childron's Corner -.
tn) Doctor uradus nd pnrnnss,,,', eussy
OBJ Jlmbos Lullaby nercouso 10.
elephants "ea
tol serenedo for the DOLL serepeo. 4,
Ia poupce N"ue
dnnfe Neisc
t'l Tho Little shcphcrd--Lo neil,
% The GolliwoEs's Cake. walk
perpetual Motion" W.
con Wings OF Song, .Mend,issn 1vs'r an :
Poiohaise IN " Sharp Minor. .uhnn NM,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Entertaia for
Misses IrlUiR

Mrs. Richard Swain Will entertain
with a luncheon OF twenty covers
Tuesday afternoon al the Arctic
club ia honor OF Miss Ethel and
Miss Eleanor Irwin. who win leave
June IL on tho Dorothy Alexander
for san Francisco and win sail from
there June is for Tahiti. In the
South Sea islanders. for a four
rnonths' stay.
Mrs. stephen Cook viii be hostess
ut luncheon on Thursday afternoon
at the Tennis club for the Misses
Irwin. and on Monday. June ?. Mrs.
Vernon r. Pavey will have n
luncheon and nah jongg party al
the Hotel Sorrento Ia their honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Supper Musicale

To honor members OF the Seattle
Browning society and their hua.
bands. Mr.. and Mira. Clement j.
Chaliar will entertain with a supper
az $40 o'clock on Tuesday evening,
at their home. 2sos s2d ave. $. w.
Following the supper. the Seattle
Music Study club win present a
musical program, which wilI include
these numbers:
Vocal
ca This Years At the Spring..
.s...-...s..... Mrs, ". II. A. Beach
tol "Ah. Love HUT q Day. ,dlIberse
Nrs Frederick W, Graham.
! tsl aisys Song" -. .Thsrsss del nisKe
OBJ "A Birthday .cowsn
Miss Ruth rrtcr.
1a) Nee,urns = Sharp Major. =. .cAapsn
Cd la Filerss' .Rafr
Mrs w. II. oEis.
Dust, From Marian. Of Figaro
sssss4+..-sssssss MoIart
Mrs y. ". 7. Anderson. Miss Ruth Prior.
Piano Poionnaiae .s.Mscpowsli
Miss Irene Bai,suseh.
tAl would God wss. th. Tender
Apple blossorn ......... Old Irish
cd Resignation" ..s.... Caro- Hamk
Mrs y. II. T. Andersen.
Nrs- y. =. Burbank will Be sceomyanir,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Reception win
Honor Sculptor

Under the auspices OF the depart.
nent OF architecture Of the univer.
sity OF Washington. a reception will
he given Monday evening. June ..
from until 10 o'clock. at Eagleson
hall. 18th ave. n. +. and t5rd 81.
The affair will honor Mr. Allan
Clark. the noted sculptor. whose
works will be on exhibition.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark plan 10 leave
shortly on a trip 20 the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

The program Is divided into four
parts. the first of which Is entitled
"a Day In Dreamlund." The second
consists of classic, Greek and chnrac.
ter dancing. The third part is dom.
mated by Marta Courtney as
swanilda The fourth is made up of
various advertisements formed of en-.
sembles, solos and duos. The prin.
clpnl Of these will be taken by Miss
Courtney, Portin Grafton, Agatha
Brown. Evangellne Edwards and
Gertrude Wienzirl.
From June TO 10 will loo open
tho art exhibit, consisting of woven
work by the casses OF Nine. liirstinc
linusor drawing. pastels and color
by those OF Mark Toboy and exhibits
of decorative design.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

MlNs Florence Agen arrived In
town Sunday afternoon from coro,
nado. 10 Walt her hro,hcrin.law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Csbcrt baillar
geon.
Mrs. l. s. Mccrcady OF Eugene.
Ore. who has been visiting her two
sisters In town. Mrs. Harvard Moore
and Mrs. Herbert Condor. for five
weeks. left Friday for her home.
Mrs. Maicom King and her son.
Mr.. Craeme King. left Sunday by
motor for their home in Vancouver.
., c.. after spending n few days In
town. guests a, the Hotel Washing.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Gresning
moiored TO Vancouver. u. C.. for the
week end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
woMEN's ALLIANCE PICNIC

Womcns Alliance of tho First
Unitarian church will meet Thurs.
day. Juno 5, for pienic at tho home
OF Mrs. II. l.. Glenn at Endolyne.
Instead of the usual luncheon, din.
ner will be served at 6 o'clock. In
which the Laymen's League has
been asked to Join. There win be
"a business meeting at 2:3O o'clock,
after which Mrs. Kinseley will pre-.
sent travologuo of her recent trip
to Eastern states,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
House PARTY

Mas Elizabeth Folsom. daughter
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Gresyenor Fol.
SOM entertained with a house party
over the weekend az her summer
home al Wing Point. Included
among tho guests were the Misses
Janet Henry. Evalyn Colyln. Thomas
Fmnsioli. Richard Todd. frank Vie,
tor. Jr.. and William Wright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB

49, SNCAsNl 1GOb
Seattle Social Club, o. Il. S.. viii
have n basket picnic at the homo of
Mrs, Mary J. Meyer. Medina. Thurs.
DAY, June 0. Ferry leaves Ieschi
park at i1:9o o'clock. Lunch will
be followed by cards. Eastern stars
and friends invited. Those attend.
ing are asked TO bring silver and
sugar In their baskets.
WoMAN's CENTURY CLUB
The social service department a
the Woman's Century club will hay /
y picnic and playday saturday, June
q NJ the home OF Mrs. Thomas era.
nan at Manitou ON Boinbrldgo island.
Take beat at $3.50 n. m. from Gal.
braith dock, Pier ..
Ionla Social club has It's semi.
monthly card party at Masonic
Temple Wednesday, Juno 4, nj 3
o'clock, Eastern Stars invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Luncheon HOR0rs
Visitor

Mrs. ClAranee n. Bleihsn enter
tanned with a luncheon Of twelve
covers az the Sunset club today. In
honor Of Mrs. 4. {. waddili. who
with Major waddill Is Visiting her
brotherin law aud sister. Or. and
Nrs. Donald A. Nicholson.
Major and Mrs. Wsddill viii leave
wednesday Tor Camp Lewis. where
Major waddill will be on duty for
two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
LESClTI HEIGHTS
NNDAfigN'S Grim

The Leschi Heights Women's I'm.
provemcnt club win elect new off,
GERS ut its next meeting Friday after.
noon, Juno 0, at o'clock, Mt the
home of Mrs. u. II. Willard. 100 gard
ave S. Mrs. Emil Parker, Mrs. l.. +.
White aud Mrs. Jean Deigity Will
assist the hostess,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

LITERARY AND MUSICAL CLUB
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club Will meet with Mrs. w. q. Clark
l5bs 70. GARFIELD st.. Friday, June q
for / o'clock luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
LADY sTIRLING cHApTER
woMAN,s LAKEWOOD cLuB

WoNAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB
The regular meeting OF the Won.
ems Lakewood Civic Improvement
club will be held Tuesday. June 3, at
p. M In the clubhouse. Mrg. Wal
ter Deutch and members OF the civic
committee will be hostesses for the
afternoon. Traffic laws will be read
and discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
ELpERBLooM cLIrn

E'derbloom club will meet Thurs.
day. June 81 at II o'clock in the
morning IN Modern woodmcn hnil,
Third and Virginia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
QUEEN ANNE
STUDY cr.TrR

STUDY CLUB
Members and their friends Of tho
Queen Anne Study club r-,1 BIO en-.
tertained Tuesday afternoon, June
Q. at 2 o'clock. at the home OF Mrs.
Hampton Moran, es45 First ave. w.
This meeting Will conclude tho
years work, which means 10 It's
members Guest day.
The following program will be pre-.
scented:
Violin soIo--"A doratIon" r,orov.Ll
May Louise BlackaiIcr.
Mr. Kenneth Lyman nj the piano.
Plsylet The Man Next Door"
Dirsstsa by Miss Aimee Moconihs.
Phillip Melville. Arthur con,ir
constanes Brown. .... Marjorie WIlson
mary .....'......,.... Henrietta Clancy
JACK Wttter ............ Donald AskevoId
Music--seioctlons from The Mikado"
Members OF the Queen Anne High scboo,
Giee Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

ROBERT z. LEE
CHAPTER
Robert f. Lee chapter, Daughters
Of the Confederacy. and John b.
Gordon camp. Confederate Veterans,
win meet with Mrs. May Avery VII.
kins. 37o1 Beach drive, Tuesday,
June Q. at 2 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Women's Clubs

TUESDAY CLUB
The Woman's Tuesday club will
NEE. Tuesday. June Q. at p. m.
with Mrs. p. J. Aaron. 1904 Z. Lynn
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
FREMONT w. c. r. u.

FREMONT w. C. r. u.
Fremont w. c. T. U. will meet on
TUESDAY. June 3. at p. m. In the
mems room in Asbury NJ. e. church
IL will be flower mission day. In
charge OF Mrs. Jennie Bruce. Mem.
bcrs arc requested to bring flowers
LADY STIRLING CHAPTER
Lady Stirling chapter. d. A. r.
viii hold its regular monthly meet.
ing Tuesday. June Q. at 1870 D. m,
at the residence Of Mrs Edwin s
Ewes. 1907 w. Caller st. Mrs. w. NJ.
Williams will be assisting hostess
Board meeting at .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
BUSINESS WoMEN's CLUE

The Seattle Business and Profes.
sional women's club win meet Tues.
day. juno .. at 6:45 p. m, at the
Engineers club. Election OF dele.
gates to the national convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
a. II. e. N. Z. CLUE

The A. r. L. NJ. e. club meets
Tuesday. June 3, at 2 o'clock, with
Mrs. NJ. y. c. Grove, 42s Maiden ave.
Capitol Hill car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Young Pianist to
Play Tonight

Unusual interest Is being mani.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

ALTRUIsTIC CLUB
The Altruistic club OF Mizpah tenn.
pie No. 30 will meet Tuesday, June 9,
at IL O'Clock with Mrs. w. A. Demro,
503o Eighth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

Gen. George Washington Circle,
No. 80, Ladies' OF the @. A. r.. will
celebrate its fifteenth anniversary on
Tuesday, June 3, at Veterans hail.
armory. Luncheon at noon. An
comrades welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
North END

NORTH END
pROGREsSIvE CLUE
The North End Progressive club
. will meet Tueadny, June .. Mt p. m,
,7fsit 221s N. 41st ut. Mrs. l.. G.. sites
and Mrs J. q. Austin, hostcsses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

CANADIAN wosfEN's CLUB
Tho Canadian women's club will
meet Tuesday. June Q. at D. m.
at the Federated clubhouse. Follow.
ing the business session tea will be
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

II. % u CLUB
The regular business meeting Of
the l.. o. &c. club viii be held Tues.
day, June Q. at 2 .. m. at the Elks'
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

ST. MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
Mrs. Thomas ]. Hockins win en-.
terrain members OF 81. Martins
Mothers club at a bridge luncheon
Tuesday. June 3. at 1910 o'clock, at
her home. 5000 18th ave. ". ID. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. g.
J. Marlowe. Mrs. T. @. spellman.
Mrs. F. II. HollsnbeclC. Mrs. ]. j.
Murphy and Mrs. 3. p. yon Andcr.
sen.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
BUTLER ORDERS
 SHOOT TO KILL
Wholesale Roundup of Crooks
 in Philadelphia Is Begun

Philadelphia, Aug. ss.-Eighty detectives with shoot 10 Kill orders Issued by Brigadier General Butler. director Of public safety. crusadsd about the city early today in bandit chasing automobiles In a new pre- autumn drive on suspicious charac- ters, The general declared he feared n fall crimo wave with the return oe yacaiinnists from tho seashore. Al
 'Go out and shoot everyone with a gun" he ordered his men as they started out late last night. Anyone that threatens you with a gun. kin hlm, Get those boys before they get you,'
 The detectives were enjoined to bo on the lookout especially for tho lone type of bandit who have Ss- gently held up several stores in the central section of the city. The drive will continue until tonight.
 "Go out and get the crooks" was the generals parting shot. There is going 10 be an influx of crooks from the seashore. It may be begfnAHg now We are due for crime wave in the fall Get out and clean up every guy you see hanging around suspiciously. Ask no questions. Let's look him over"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
DANCING PRINCE "
 AGAIN ID FRON1
Loses in TuS-ol-War, But Shines
 on Ballroom Floor s1I,
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 $, s. Berengaria. Aug. 2S.-Nots withstanding a strenuous day of sport in which he emerged from three events on the losing end. the Prince of Wales again was among the persistent dancers aboard the Berengaria last evening. He also attended the ships concert. which was well patronized. Sb
 After losing to the American c0ls legians in the tug-of-war and also falling in the potato race. the primes took part in the pillow fighting. hto opponent being L. E. Bull, gradu~f ate of Harvard They exchansed spirited blows amid great hiIarity and 1t looked as though Wales would emerge the winner. but the Ameri- can finally put him out. The prince accepted his defeat smilingly. as lie did in the other events. Lord Louis also fell before An American in the pillow fight.
 This morning his royal highnesg Is holding an inyestiture. presenting irst officer, Walter H. Poole with q reserve decoration for his long servs ce in the British naval reserve.
 Lord and Lady Mountbatten plan o accompany the prince on his visit o Long Island where he is lookine onward eagerly to the international polo matches.