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CLAIMS TAX REDUCTION
 PLAN SMOKE SCREEN

CHICAGO, Jan. 19-Hiram John son in an address last night, termed the Mellon tax reduction plan an administrative smoke screen. He as- serted that taxes could be reduced and a bonus paid the soldiers at the same time
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-19
FORD ANNOUNCES
 HIS OFFER FOR SHOALS STILL STANDS

DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 19.-An- nouncing his offer on Muscle Shoals still stands, Ford declared, My only interest in Muscle Shoals is to pre- serve for American people source of nitrates that is not in the hands of international financiers.
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TABLOID NEWSPAp-~
 FRISCO RAISES PRICE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 1s.- The Daily Illustrated Herald, tabloid newspaper started on December 10. by Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr has in. creased the price to two cents from one cent
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TO ALLOW CANADIAN LIQUOR SHIPMENTS
 CROSS PANHANDLE
ADVIcES RECEIVED STATE U. s. GOV. FINALLY PERMITTED
 SHIPMENT CROSS LINE

VANCOUVER, B. C., Jan. 19.-Liq- uor shipments from Canadian points are to be allowed by the American government to cross Southeastern All aska for entry into the Canadian Yu- kon, according to advices received from Ottawa.
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JACK DEMPSEY AND
 TOMMY GIBBONS ID :
 MIX IN MONTH JUNE

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Jack Demp- sey will defend his title against Tom my Gibbons in a fifteen round fight in New York, probably at the Polo grounds, the first week in June, Tex Rickard is promoting the fight
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NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-District At torney Banton, when informed of Thaw's reported intention, declared that Thaw might face charges pend ing against him in New York and his office would vigorously prosecute him on two indictments should he gain his freedom.
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HOUSE DEMOCRATS FAIL TO
 UPSET REPUBLICAN PLANS

WASHINGTON, D. c, Jan. 19.- The House Democrats and Republi- can Insurgents failed in an effort to upset the Rules Program of the Re publican organization on the dis charge of Committees.
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BRITISH RAILROAD MEN
 STRIKE COMING SUNDAY

LONDON, Jan. 19-The strike of the British railroad men, who have refused to accept the wage reduction authorized by the railroad wages board, will start at midnight Sunday.
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NO DAMAGE DONE WHEN
 PAVLOF VOLCANO FLOWED

St. Paul Isl, Jan. 9.-Earthquake shocks. reported from the Westward, blew off the southern edge of Pavlof volcano, but no loss of life or pro- perty has been reported as yet
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BANDIT VIVID KILLED.
 MISSIONARY IS SHOT BY GOVERNMENT MEN

PEklNG, aJn. 19.-Lao Yang Jen, notorious bandit whose men shot and killed Professor Bernard Hoff and Kidnapped Mrs. Juliana Kilen, Amer ican missionaries. was killed in a bat tie with government troops.
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OFFICERS ENTERTAINED

CHERBOURGE, Jan. 19.-Officers of the U. s. Battleship Colorado, reclp- rocated the social courtesies extended them here by giving ball in the city hall which proved to be magnificent success.
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PHILA., Pa., Jan. 19.-Former Judge Gordon, counsel of Harry Thaw and his mother, said there is no inten- tion of starting proceedings for his clients freedom and there was no truth in the report, as far as known to him.
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FORMER JUDGE OF IDAHO
 EXECUTED BY SQUAD

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 19.-Omar Woods, former probate judge of Ida ho was executed today by a firing squad, after conviction of murdering his wife.
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CYCLONE IN MISSISSIPPI

MERIDIAN, Miss, Jan. 19.-A cy- clone struck Causeyville, four miles south of here, yesterday, injuring sev eral negroes Fifty families are re, ported homeless.
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CASH COLE FILES
 FOR COVERNORsH|P

JUNEAU, Alaska, Jan 19.-Cash Cole today filed declaration of candi- dacy, to be appointed governor by the man who is to be elected Presi- dent of the United States in Novem- Der
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SECOND ATTEMPT MADE
 TO ASSASSINATE RENAL

ATHENS, Jan. 19-A second at tempt was made today to assassinate Mustapha Kemal Pasha, at Smyrna.
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UNION LEADERS TRIAL
 CALLED OFF BY COURT

SEATTLE, Jan. 19.-The trial of Martin Flyzik, president of the Min CTS Union, set for January 15, has been indefinitely postponed.
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POlNcARE GIVEN CONFIDENCE

PARIS, Jan. 19.-Premier Poincare was given two votes of confidence by the Chamber of Deputies, on ques- tions involving the Governments pro- gram of fiscal reform.
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STARR LEAVES SEATTLE
 TODAY FOR SEWARD

SEATTLE, Jan. 19.-The steamer Starr of the San Juan fleet, left Se- attle today for Seward, to resume her Dutch Harbor Mail run
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BAR NORMAND FILMS

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 19.-A local theater announced today that it had cancelled all films in which Mabel Normand appears
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HARRY THAW
 |S ID APPLY
 FUR FREEDOM

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Sun de- clares that Harry K. Thaw, committed to the insane asylum following the staying of Stanford White, many years ago, is soon to apply to be ad- judged legally competent
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DlVORCES HUSBAND ON
 GROUNDS INFlDELtTY

LONDON, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Drinkwa- ter divorced her husband, John today on a charge of infidelity.
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TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. Ex-Governor Hunt has granted the state depart ment a request that Mexican troops be permitted to pass through Arizo- ma
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Remember, if girl takes you to the Leap Year dance she pays your way in. Hot Puppies!!
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MEXICO CITY, Jan. 19.-The war department will neither confirm nor deny reports in circulation here that the De la Huerta forces have obtain ed control of the oil fields and mines in the rich Cerro Azul district in Ve- Ia Cruz
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AUSTIN, Jan 19-Late this after noon Acting Governor Davidson ac- quiesced in request of Obregon for permission to transport troops across Texas soil, reversing his decision of yesterday, at the urgent request of Secretary Hughes.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-19

SANTA FEE, Jan. 19-The Governor of New Mexico has granted permis sion for the Mexican troops to pass thru New Mexico en route to Lare- do.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-19

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Jan 19-Sec- retary of State, Hughes has made a request of Acting Governor Davidson for his consent to allow the passage of Mexican troops from Nogales, thru Texas and on to Eagle Pass, thru La redo and thence into Mexico.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-19

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan 99.- The American government continues to study the Mexican situation today with particular attention to the reb- el attempt to blockade Tampico, while the Cruiser Richmond approached Ve- Ia Cruz to take aboard 267 members of the crew of the wrecked Tacoma who are ashore in that city under the protection of the American consul.
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ALLOW MEX. TROOPS
 PASS THROUGH J. $.
 IN ROUTE ID LAREDO
AMERICAN SHIPS BE ORDERED MEXICO TO PROTECT AMER
 iCAN INTERESTS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19.- In view of the fact that the Obregon government has not the naval power with which to keep open Mexican ports, it is likely a number of Amer ican warships, now stationed at Col on, will be ordered to Mexico follow ing the refusal of Acting Governor Davidson to grant the request of Ob- regon to move Mexican troops thru Texas. The Federal government withdrew it's permission for move ment of Mexican troops thru Texas
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-11-20

! Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Trial and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Trial of Lewiston Wis
tied Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lessor and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thi-
'bodeau.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
MEAD0WBRO0K GETS
POLO CUP MATCHES

NEW YORK. January 1s.-Tha
United States Polo Association. yes
terday decided to- hold tho next
tournament for the defense OF tho
international cup 1t the Meadow
brook Club. at westbury. N: =. Dur
ing the hrst two weeks Of September.
A match for tho cup. which was re-
gained from England in 1891 At Hur-
iingham. has not been played in this
country since 1914 - .....,
While tho series 1t MeaAowbrook
will be the bfgBest item IN the
American polo year. It will not be
the only one. Tho association de-
clined to sponsor . team to repre-
sent the United States In tho Olym-
pics although there will be one
which probably viii be led by Tom
my Hitchcock. 5r.. ono Of tho two
leading players Of the country.
Besides those two Items the Amer
ican Army team which won tho in
ternational military championship
last year from q British Army, team
will go to England, and may enter
the Olympics.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
Lafayette Bashte Luad Skers and Fancy Skaters Sail for On1pc
COLLEGIATE NETMEN !:
!; !. TO INVADE ENGLAND

= NEW YORK. january .1s.-Fians
TOR Americas intercollegiate tennis
invasion Of England this summer
.p1ebabJy will be completed in the
near future as q result of the ap-
pointment Of q British committee to
cooperate with the American inter-
national intercollegiate tennis com.
nittee recently appointed by Dwight
F. Davis. president OF the United
States Lawn Tennis Association.
- -.OdiciaI consent already has been
granted by faculties and athletic
authorities for the trip Of COM
bined Harvard-Yale team, while Il
also is probable that another group.
composed Of Princeton and Leland.
Stanford players. will go abroad. The
college stars will play Oxford and
Cambridge. besides competing against
prominent club teams and taking
part as individuals in-the Wimbledon
championships.
The collegiate committees will de-
vote their efforts toward establishing
relations which would result in an
nual court competition between lead
tag American and British uni
versities. Such competitions would
be- held alternately in tho two
r. Norris Williams, I'd, Of Phila-
deiphia ts chairman Of the American
committee, while the English COM
mittee Is headed by Malcolm d. Horn,
captain OF the Cambridge team.
Evening star., 1924-01-16

. Coach Charley Guyons more ex-
perienced Fasteners apparently were
we'll aware of Business weaknesses.
for they showed only occasional
spurts Of their real strength. Their
rugged defense was felt by the
16 to 2. at half time. The Eastern
mentor used his reserve material in
the third period and their play was
so ragged that he was forced to
again call on his regulars. Business
held its opponent to points in the
third quarter. but when Eastern's
first team re-entered the fray it's de-
fense crumbled.
Moser and Furman were the bright
lights on the Business team. Twice
the latter demonstrated that he
knew something about goal shooting.
Moser. however. Gagged two of the
most difficult baskets in the fray.
He shot one from mid floor and an
other. after he successfully lodged
and dribbled. in the final period.
Business play was marred by mac
curate passing and inability to time
its shots.
Kessler. Smith, Bennie and Her
mann each registered two court goals
for Eastern. Their teamwork was in
strong contrast to Business loose
play.
It was Hale who turned the tide for
Central in the Tech engagement. In
the closing seconds Of play with the
score deadiocked, Is to Is, he regis
tered the winning basket. He stood
near the center OF the court when he
cut loose with the ball. Central was
ahead. 13: to 10 at half time. but the
Manual Trainers led, 1s to 13 at the
end of the third period.
In each game that Tech has appear
ed it has showed decided improve
Evening star., 1924-01-16
HAS BIG GRID SEASON.

ANN HARBOR, Mich. January 1s.
foot ball eleven played
to 214,757 persons during the 1929
season. Total receipts from games
at Ann Harbor amounted to $25S,652.
the report shows. while Michigan re-
ceived from the games with Iowa. at
Iowa City. and with Wisconsin, at
Madison. net return of $4,000.
Net profits from foot ball are placed
the profit of the 1922 season.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
MARINE.3D CORPS GRID
GAME ON DECEMBER 6

With Brig. Gen. Butler away on. a
years leave Of absence. Maj. Gen.
Lejeune took time by the forelock yes
terday to officially notify the Third
Corps Area athletic officials that De-
cember 6 would be agreeable for the
1924 foot ball game between the Ma
rineS and soldiers.
No mention was made Of the place
because the area has the choice this
Evening star., 1924-01-16
NEW LEAGUE PLANNED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. January 16.-
Definite plans for the organization
of a class D base ball league for the
Alabama Georgia Florida district
have been formulated. Present plans
call for an eGght-club organisation
with the following membership:
Montgomery, Dothan, Columbus. Ga;
Admission, Troy. Albany, Ca; Selma
and Pensacola
Evening star., 1924-01-16

On the President Van Buren, were
four members Of the skiing team. Ans
dsFs HAugen Of Minneapolis, national
champion; Sigurd overly Of Sc Paul
Lemone Batson and Harry Lein Of
Minneapolis. At Chamonix they will
be Joined by Johnny Carlton, former
Dartmouth athlete who held the in
Tonight forty leading candidates
for the American Olympic track and
Held meet will compete at the annual
indoor meet OF the Silk Athletic As
socfAtfon- in Newark.
Interest will be centered on Joie
Ray, middle distance star of the
Illinois Athletic Club. who opens his
1924 indoor campaign In 1,5oo- meter
handicap race In which he will seek
. record. He said today he was in
perfect condition.
stars who will compete include
runner Allan Helnrich. intercolleg-
tate half-miIe champion; Jake Dris-
coll, holder Of the world record for
500 and 500 yards indoors; Loren
Murcheson, the sprtnter. and others.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
BASKET BALL RESULTS.

At New York - Columbia, 32s
Princeton, "a.
At Williamsburg Wake Forest,
so, william and Mary, IS.
At LexinGton-Kfntuck L., so,
Sewnnee, H.
Florida, 20, Southern College, %.
At Richmond, Ind.-FrankIfn, "a;
Earlham. 10.
At BrOokland-Crescent A. c.. IS,
St. Francis, 30.
Az Bcltfmore-Y. NJ. III. A., 81,
Mount st. Mary's, 20.
At Baltimore-St. Johns College,
80, Y. NJ. G. A., 70.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
HOCKEY LEAD AT STAKE.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, January 16.-Sr.
Paul will have a chance to tie fo..
the leadership of the western
group, United States Amateur Hockey
League, in its game with Cleveland
here tonight. Cleveland now leads
the league with four games won and
one lost. st. Paul has won three and
lost two.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
SEEKS HOCKEY CONTESTS.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. January 16.-St.
Thomas College athletic oficials are
negotiating with several eastern
schools including Harvard and Bos-
ton College. for hockey games. The
local cadets already are scheduled TO
meet tho puck teams OF Notre Dame.
Michigan. Michigan Aggies and Mich
tgan School of Mines.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
sCULLERs COMING SOUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, January 16.-WitI,
their home course buried under two
feet of ice and snow, Walter Hoover
and AL Rodin, crack scullers Of the
Duluth Boat Club, are going to
Miami. Fla, to train for the Olympic
Philadelphia June Is and IA.
Evening star., 1924-01-16


ment. Against Central, 1t played we'll
defensively and used . clever passing
game. Price. left forward. uncovered
some sparkling goal shooting. He
led the field with five baskets, while
Hale was second with four.
Tomorrow will be q busy day for
the high schools. Western will
journey to College Park for a game
with the University OF Maryland
freshmen. and will encounter Eastern
Saturday at the Coliseum. Business
Is booked to meet Gonzaga at the
Colisum. while Tech is scheduled to
oppose Catholic University "frosh" at
Brookland. Lightweight teams Of
Western and Eastern will battle on
the latter's floor
Westerns game with Eastern Sat-
urday will have considerable bearing
on the championship. Each has two
wins to it's credit. The teams appear
to be evenly matched. One Of the
most warmly contested games in the
series is expected.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
TACKLE G.. u. TOMORROW
AND GEORGETOWN FRIDAY
Eastonians Were Trounced by District Fives Last
Winter-Ascher Sets Hilltop Trial Mark in
Quarter.NIe Tests Against Watch.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

AFAYETTES basket ball team twoday
Catholic University University being sched
- ued the Brooknders and the Hoppe Friday
qunts other the
basketes heard
Lafayette this
regulars have been retained that topped several
nidable foes the early of the campaign,
Brookand night will begin about $3.50
o'clock preliminary between the Catholic University freshmen and
Evening star., 1924-01-16
GIVES $1,000 GOLF PURSE.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 1s.-A
purse Of $1,000 for the winners has
been appropriated and arrangements
completed by the Lake Merced Golf
and Country Club for four-ball ex-
hibition thirty-six-hole golf match
here next Sunday. with Gene Sarazen
and John Black playing Arthur Hav-
ers- and James Ockenden.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
HOPPE SCORES IN COURT.

NEW YORK. January 1s.-Applica-
ton Of Mrs. William F.. Hoppe for
alimony and counsel fees pending
TRIAL OF the suit for absolute divorce
brought by her husband. world cham
pion billiard player, has been denied
BY Supreme Court Justice Guy. in so
far - tho alimony is concerned.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
McHIaAN BErTERs FIELD.

\, ANN ARBOR, Mich, January 49,
Workmen have completed moving the
bAse bali bleachers on Ferry Field
ana have also finished erection OF
bieaehers to the level Of the ground.
The new arrangement adds about
1900. to the seating capacity to the
plant g.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
Hoekey Star Not to Go.

BOSTON. January 16. George
(Jerry) Germ. center player on the
American Olympic hockey team, an
nounced tonight finally that he would
be unable to join his teammates in
France.
II would like to play hockey with
the Olympic team, but 1t has not been
possible to find q man to leave in
charge Of my affairs here" Geran
sadd. II am disappointed, but busi-
ness must como first"
Evening star., 1924-01-16
SHOOT TO WASHINGTON q.

SEATTLE. Wash, January 16.-Cni-
versity of Washington rife team de-
feated Johns Hopkins In a dual tele-
graph shoot. The score was 3,6s2 to
3,455.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
MAKE UP THE LAST BATCH
TO GO TO WINTER SPORTS
Leading Candidates for Track Team to Take Part in
: - Newark Meet Tonight Will Be
Among Those to Compete.

E YORK. January 16The last contingent OF the
preceded by the speed skating which already
France and the hockey which left Todas
sisted of members of the skiing and fancy skating
On the French liner Paris Mrs Theresa Weld Blanchard
nation figure skating title holder and Charles Roe all of Boston
Mrs Blanchard and Niles jointly hold the national doubles fancy
Evening star., 1924-01-16
BASKET BALL HAS MADE
! GREAT ADVANCE IN. DIG.
Modern Came Here Really Began in 1o18.19 Sea,o,s,
World War Vas Big Factor in Putting Sport =:
= Into Place 1t N0.D Occupies. i5t.5 .5s5
ARTICLE VIIL-Modern Basket Ball in the District

than thirty years Of its
grown with remarkable rapdy took the
central European nations jolt into full size
modern of basket bali Washington really began
of l989 when
from all sections the United
the right of the colleges
atheticay inclined Little coaxing
organized These
developments throughout
worthy comparison with that dis
played in the Of he " " =
Evening star., 1924-01-16
EASTERN FIVE ADVANCES
CENTRAL AND TECH THRILL

ASTERN HIGH SCHOOLS hope of retaining
last strengthened considerably yesterday
easily vanquihed Business 20
the championship series In the final
waged between Central
running
Trainer tyofac
Evening star., 1924-01-16
HELT WINS AT TRAPS.

READING, Pa, January 16.-Harry
Helt. Lykens. Pa. took first honors
and tho trophy cup in the Great East
ern live bird handicap shoot, held
over tho Spring Valley traps. He
broke - clays out Of possible 25.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
MieAiran Has Stars,

= ANN ARBOR. Mich. January 16.-
II accidents do not intervene, Mich
fgan should be represented by five or
six men on tho 1924 Olympic team,
In the opinion of Coach Steve Far
roll. who, 10. q close student of the
personnel Of past games.
= All but one Of the possibilities is
on the track team Of Michigan. The
other-Egb bort 1sbell. conference win
nor Of the two-mile race last year
10 In school. but not eligible for this
years team.
Evening star., 1924-01-16
DANNY McNICHOL

Former University Of Pennsylvania
captain nnd captain Of the all-AmeF-
fcan basket ball team. Characterised
by many sporting writer's n S'the
greatest basket hall player Of all
time.o
:: i 4 !;
A basket ball must be thrown
higher than the basket in order to
go through. The more ball is
arched, the greater the clearance
allowed in passing through the
basket.
When ball is arched in a shot
for the basket there is the possibil-
ity that. even though the shot does
not go in clean, the blackboard may
convert it into a field goal. This is
hardly possible on a shot made on a
direct line. for the rebound from the
blackboard on such a shot generally
carries the ball we'll back over the
tAket.
There is happy medium as to the
height of a shot, for those thrown
too high have a tendency to wabble
in air and lose accuracy as to dis
tance and direction.
Copyright, 1924, Associated Editors)
Evening star., 1924-01-16
VIII Train Brazilia ms.

VIII Train Brazilians.
BOSTON, January 16. - Robert
Fowler, trainer OF the williams Col
lege foot ball team, leaves here to-
day en- route to Rio de Janerio, to
resume his work as coach of the
Brazilian confederation of sports
athletics. He will go to Paris with
the Brazilian competitors in the
Olympic games.
Evening star., 1924-01-16

RI. NARKgHN vICToRS.
KINGSTON. r. l.. January 1s.-
Rhode Island State College rife team
defeated the University OF Nebraska,
$500 TO S.42I.
Evening star., 1924-01-16

'oftny OF comparison with that dis
lstime.
than the other quints, thus adding to
the popularity Of basket bali among.
the general public. -:
And In ba.ket ball. as we'll as in
public that makes or breaks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shops

81. Marks guild or 81. Marks
church will have charge at the or
thopedlc Tea shop Tuesday Mrs.
VI. c. Chsal win be hostess. assisted
by Mrs. C. l.. Brooke. Mrs. r. r
woilastors. Nfrs. r, A. Huigrave.
Mrs. s. ]. Anderson. Mrs. Charles
Bridges. Mrs. Theo perroit. Mrs. Il.
r. Hall. Mrs. W. A. Hal, Mn. j. r.
Moore. Mrs. ID. n. Lewis. Mra. 81. j.
Andrews. Mrs. a. L. Hawlsy. Mrs.
Adam Jardlne. Miss Margaret Thorn.
a.. Miss Agnes cardin. Miss Rita
IIllss and Miss May cardiu.
The Thrift shop will be in chargc
Of Mrs. John wheatman and Mrs.
n. r. Smith for East Highland Drive
guild in the morning. and Mrs. Il. J.
Parkinson and Miss Margaret Hotf.
man for Interiaken guild in the
afternoon.