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Los CONIPANEROS DE FANNOLI
Sc REFUGIAN EN- ITALIA

ROMA, Die 2s Omitted Press) Des
pachos Gle Brindisi dicen que las fa-
milias de los miembros del gabinete de
Fannoii han llegado ahf. Tambi6n tres
cientos regulares. vapores cargados de
ex-regulares en- busea de refugio llega-
ran mafiana
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LOS FAscIsTAS ATACAN
LOS COMUNISTAs

ROMA, Die. 2s Omitted Press). Des-
pachos de Milan dicen que los fascistas
atacaron los comunistas en- la villa dc
Nnsocco. Los conunistas no dejaron a
los fascistas entrar al hotel. I'm fas-
cista fue muerto y otro herido bala-
zos. Los comunistas al fin huyeron.
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MAEANA

El Injunction radicado habra de
discutirse. rnafana, dia 80, las
nueve de la manana, ante el Hon.
Juez Rodriguez Sierra, de la Corte
de Distrito, Secci6n Segnnda.
! Tendrcnos a nuestros lectores de-
bidamente informados.
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VERGARA VICUSA DICE OLE
EiASC0 IBsANEZ VENDIO ST
PALS POR DINERO

PARIS, Die, % eJnited Press) Aca
ha dc tirarse un lin'o del chileno Yer
CARA VicuIla Gu ell que Sc acusa a Bias
co Ibailez de haher vendido su pals por
dinero. Dice que hay esperanzas de que
Blasco Iballez acepte el desaffo de due
10 de .Vergara Acufla mejor que el de
cualquier otro.
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cAMPEoNATo DE TENNIS EN- LA
Y M. G. A


Los siguientes socios tomaran parse
en- Ell torneo annual de tennis que enl'
pezara esta semana en- Ell cual TO-
maran parte miembros de La Y.M.c.A.
en- ell campeonato annual entire los dt-
ferentes clubs, que comenzara Ell de
enero proximo.
Bertram Marks
DR.. Aponte
D. S. Ramirez
Willie Wnlf
II. E. Hutchinson
Leylnan Boutwell,
Monserratc Acosta
G.. Suro
Edmundo Gomez
A. Brewer
Pedro G.. del Vale
Angel vtssep6
w. G coxhead
Antonio Guijarro
Maxine J. Mayoral
Crist6bal Real Jr.
Jaime Boutwell,
G. R. Rossi.
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10000 PERSONALS CRUZAN LA
PUERTA DE SAN PEDRO

ROMA, bic. IS. (u.nited Press Sc
calcyla que setenta mil personals cru
zarol la pnerta sagrada de San Pedro
ciurante los dlas = 20 dc este mes.
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coRREsPoNsAL-DELEGADo
pRoBABLEMENTE

10 que usted necesita 10 puede en-
contrar en- la secci6n de anuncios cla-
siticados de Ell MUNDO. 5oavenzase.
Advt.
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ridos. Mil casas han sido destruidas y
todo 10 Que habfa en- la playa destro--
zado.
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Una explosion mata 10 per-
sonas, here 200 y destruye mil
casas en- Ell Jap6n. Los aliados|
no euacuardn a Colonia

PARIS, diciembre 2S. Omitted Pressl
FL Ministerio Gle Relaciones Exteriores
anuncIa que la Comisi6h encargada de
controlar Alemania ha descubierto
una factorfa cerca de Berlin con so
mil canones Abbrelcs, modelo 1898. Y
ounce mil ametralladoras en- construc
ci0n
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INA EXPLOSION MATA 1lO PERSO
MAS EN- Ell dlPON, HERE 200 Y
DESTRUYE MIL CASAS

TOXIC, Die 2S. Omitted Press Sc
$ informa que en- el pueblo de Maru ha
hobido una explosion de p6lyora que
ha ocasionado 10 muertos y 200 he--
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Una carta del
Sr. He1rero
San Juan, P. R.,
Die. %, 1924.

Sr. don Sergio Romanacce,
Director de GEL MUNDO",
San Juan, P. r.
Mi estimado amigo:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Miss Mabel Anderson
WI We'd This Month

The marriage OF Miss Mabel Eel.
ton Anderson. daughter OF Mn.
Jesse Logan Anderson. 90 STR.
Thomas Spencer knight. will be
celebrated on Wednesday evening.
August ~. at tho homo OF the
brides mother at Sound Haven.
near Edmonds with tho Rev.
Cleveland Kielhauer reading the
service az $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Albert Valentino. Jr, will
be matron OF honor and Miss Lylas
Broom. maid OF honor. Miss Edith
Broom. Miss Marion Janeok OF
Yakima. Miss Ruth Jordan OF Port
land and Miss Edith Chapman will
be the STAFF bearers and little Kath.
leen Kelly will be flower girl
Mr. Logan Anderson. tho bride.
elects brother viii be beat man.
and Mr.. Walter burroughs. Mr. Al.
len Inglis. Mr. Frank stetzer. Mr..
Nathaniel Bender and Mr.. Paul
Fortmillsr. OF Newark. N. J.. will
be the ushers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Liners Captain Tells a Tall
Story of CannibaI Islands
Six Lighthouse Keepers Killed and Eaten,
According to His Yarn

San PEDRO. Aug H. Despwatsr
skipper Of Dollar around the
world" steamers are getting the
reputation Of being among the
brings most interesting yarn spin.
nsfs
Fret there came tho floating
island discovery backed up b.
photographs Now along sauniera
Captain Kenneth y Lowry. master
OF the President Garfield. who tells
"a thrilling story Of csnnibals Ia the
Indian ocean
II happened of the island Of
Bocosmuto. according 20 the cap.
tain. Ills ship was passing tho
little bloich 81 land IN the dead OF
night onroute 10 suez and Port
Said knowing there should be a
light on the Island. the Garnsld's
quhrtermhster called Lowry's atten-
ton 10 It's absence
Rather than take a chance on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Miss Mildred Fdr'dr
Rrtrnthed

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Farrar Of Los
Angeles. formerly OF Seattle. an.
nounco the engagement OF their
daughter. Mildred. to Mr. Tlton
Doolittle. H.. son Of Or. aud Mrs.
George Tllton poolittle OF Spokane
The news was disclosed az a
beautifully appointed luncheo
Mrs. Albert 1. B0uffleur gave at
her home on saturday afternoon
10 twenty-five OF Miss Farrara
friends. Small tables were ar.
ranged on tho wide yeranda. which
overlooks the beautiful grounds Of
the home. The enterprises were
oorsagvs OF pastel flowers and M.
lie Dresden china place fayors held
the betrothal cards.
Miss rarrar came north 10 be
ono Of the bridesmaids in the bridal
party at the wedding OF Mrs
Frederick Marion Hubert emily
Jeromel. which was celebrated In
June. sines that time she has been
visiting In Spokane, but returned
last week 20 be the guest OF Mrs
Thomas Bordeaux for a time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Takes Courtship
to Juvenile Court

LOS ANGELES. Aug. ll.-Lelnnd
r. Rhodes. IS. rs In love with Helen
Stevens. l6. His father dlsnpproves
But Leland insists. SO 20 prove his
devotion he asked that he be made
a ward Of the juvenile court, 30 that
his father could not control his nc
lions. They viii be married soon
Rhodes declares.
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adopted, and all girls will be entitled
TO join in the hike.
Saturday, August 2. saw the end
Of the fourth period at Camp sealth,
which was tho largest and most
popular period OF ALL Special awards
ms follows we're made Mt the banquet
at the close Of tho fourth period.
Good Campers--P Patty Stuart, Vcsta
Bowdcn, Lcona Saunders. Imogenc
Brubakcr, Martha Mcmillan, Mildred
snyder, Helen Gray, Winifrcd Wo.
ter, Florence Damon, Julia Salowlch,
Eileen Mills, Lucy Wright, Betty
ostermnn, ILLS Harper, Betty Ran.
som, Marjorie Rnbol, Mary Nc Nil.
Ian, Marian Moscr, Hazel FroderIc,
Margaret Sultzbach, Florence Cum.
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our course" said ths skipper when
the ship touched at this port rg.
Gently. "He anchored for me night
In The morning ue were putting
bouts oversize 90 investigate the
lights excuses Tor not Showing.
when we were shocked tD rec hun
dreda o. naked savage. armed with
spears. spring suddenly out ~ tho
lungIes ana run doEu 10 the shores
''They were yelling some kind ~
.RibbsriEh. apparently mcan.ne
they'd eat us II we came ashore
Ws stayed on the ship
A. susz. Capt L0wy reported
the occurrence. be- fnid.
'-rhcy didn't seem n blt pcriurb
ca. be- chuchcd. In fact they
told US that n was an ordinary hap
penlng that elk Of their Lighthouse
keepers had been killed and eater
By tho ISLANDS cannibais
They'd send a new man out.
they assured me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Miss Margery LeloiS Is Bride of Arthur
Shannon; BetrothaI Is Announced al

Mrs. WILLIAM H. LEWIS an.
vi nouuces the marriage Of her
daughter. MarEery Hn Lewis &c
Arthur James shannon. son OF Dr.
ana Mrs James shannon. AZ 81
Patrick's church Monday. August a.
the Rev. Father A. Ntzhugh,. Of
fclsting
Mrs. shannon was educated az
Portland Academy and walnu. Hin.
Natick. Mass AIR. shannon is a
graduate o. GeorSetown university
ana the University OF Washington
Law school
AFTER short motor trip thru
British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs.
shannon will make their homo at
wing Point
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Visitor Will Be Feted

Mrs. Stephen J. Chadwick VIII en-.
terrain at luncheon on Wednesday
afternoon at tho Sunset club, In
honor Of Mrs. Charles Biackman. OF
Rockford. Ill. and San Diego. who
Is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Donald d.
Olson.
In compliment TO her guest. Mrs.
Olson will be hostess at "A luncheon
OF % covers and bridge on Thurs.
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Canadian Cattle
Outlook Is Good

CALGARY, Alberta, Aug. IL
Barney" Hside. general manager Of
the international Livestock Show al
Chicago. "A guest az the recent Cal.
gary Exhibition and Stampede. De.
clared that tho outlook for the Can.
adam cattle Industry must be regard
ed as highly encouraging You
have enough land here 10 feed the
world" was his comment after a
tour OF the praldes. In company with
Thomas Aoheson. agricultural agent
FOR tho Canadian Pacific railway.
and in fact. western Canada Ia com.
ing 20 be looked upon as tho gran.
airy OF the world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Mrs. Jones Chooses
Assistants

AT Mrs. Alfred Jones' tea on
Friday afternoon for Mrs. c. SewalI
Clark. of Cedron. Pa. who IS visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Au.
zias dc Turenne. and Miss Elma
Collins. whose engagement TO Dr.
Minor Lille was recently announced.
presiding at the urns viii ba Ma.
dame Auzias de Turenne, Mrs.
Charles Russell Collins. Mrs. Ar.
thur G. Dunn and Mrs. Scott Bull.
lit.
Mrs. Paul Mandell Henry. Mrs.
Dean Cooling witter and Mrs. Hen.
~ c. Field. viii assist and Eleanor
Henry and Alma May Ballinger
viii receive the cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Miss Ulrich Married
at Home

The marriage OF sIIss Edith Ulrich.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X.
Ulrieh. 10 Mr.. Morgan X. shop
shire. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. "
Shropshire OF walla walla. was cele
brated Tuesday evening. August g.
At 5 o'clock. NJ the home OF the
brides parents. The Rev. J.. =. Mc
callum read tho service.
Miss Ruth Ulrich was maid OF
honor and Mr. Arthur Carter bea,
man. Following tho reception. Mr.
and Mrs. Shropshire left for oregon
on their wedding trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Ridicule Forecast
on Canda's Grain

OTTAWA. canadn, Aug. ii.-Pre-
dietlons In the Chicago wheat pit
that Canadas wheat crop will be
less than onc-half OF last year are
stated here by government officials
10 be nonsense Adviccs indicate
that droughts In Saskatchewan are
not general IN the province. Latest
returns available show that the
condition OF tho Canadian wheat
crop on June 30 was 90 per cent OF
the average yield OF the nine years,
ieif.2a Thin average Is 10 bushels
per acre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Campfire Notes

GRAYS HARBoR CONFERENCE
In September there wiz be n
trays Harbor Campfire Girls con-
Terence, held at Olympia. Girls and
guardians who arc interested in
planning for conference in their
localities may write TO Campfire
Girls Headquarters, foot OF Garfield
st., Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Supper and Dance
at Coli CliIb

The Seattle Golf club has issued
invitations TO its members for a sup
per and dance in honor OF tho Of.
ficers OF the Pacific fleet on Satur.
day evening. August Is. nsserva.
tons ara asked by Wednesday.
August 10.
All reservations will be acknowi.
edged by an admission card. which
must be presented al the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

BROTHERHOOD OF
X. II. TRAINMEN
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Broth.
erhood OF Railroad Trainmen will
hold It's regular meeting on Thurs.
day, August IL, at 1880 p. m. in
Union Record hall. 1915 First ave.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Tho members OF the Eastern Star
club gave the retiring president. Mrs.
Ella Rossman. luncheon In their
clubrooms Friday, August 3. Mrs.
Adelaide HamIll. retiring secretary,
and Mrs. Beatrice Nottingham, re.
firing treasurer. were also honor
guests Mrs. Rossman was presented
with a beautiful weekend bag as n
mark OF appreciation for her ser.
vices.
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TIT FOR TAT .

Even n your wife Is almost co."
said the judge. you had no busi-
meas beating her up just because
she had her hair bobbed."
"say. Judge" whlncd the aged de.
PENDANT. you'd oughter saw what
she done TO me n year ago. when ]
shaved my whiakers off"-Amerl
! can Legion Weekly
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Drop-In Luncheon

Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will
have a dropin luncheon at the Won.
ems University club on Wednesday.
August 10, az isls o'clock. Reserva
lions should be made at the club by
Tuesday evening.
All visiting Kappas arc Invited 20
attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Seattle Man WEEDS
Los AnneleS Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Jocelyn or Los
Angeles announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Cleo Marguerite. TO
Mr.. +. c. Dostiek OF Seattle. on sat.
urday. August ..
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Bos,Iek will be at home In So
attic
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Chino Walnuts to
Exceed Old Crops

Ibauha. tH.. tlE li nH
years walnut crop f expected 20 le
unusually iarer. according ~ op1-
ions expressed ty ar0rer ia the ro-
mona ana Chino 1.e'neta
last season 600 tons ~ vainui
were handled by fhs Chino a1s3cia-
ton, which controls more than 5000
~ iHs 5000 acres planted No. walnut
groves boz San Bruart.no county
This year the crop D. expected 20
amount f0 more than 600 tuur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Orthopedic List for
Lunch Room and Thrift

a
Mrs. Edward Henry Lennox, Jr.,
viii be hostess for Iaurelhurst
Guild at the orthopedic lunch
room Tuesday. assisted by Mrs
Howard Knott, Mrs. Clyde Hadley,
Mrs. @. +. Kastengftn. Mrs. c. ].
Bush. Mrs. Ernst l.. skesl, Mrs.
a. l.. Thompson. Mrs. Percy BAN.
ford. Mrs. c. r. Jordan. Mrs. ". II.
Nicholson, Mrs. Harold Thompson,
Mrs. c. w. johnson. Mrs. xura
Case, Mrs. Gilbert Skinner, Mrs.
w. Fischer Mrs. II. u. scoville.
Mrs. T.. Hubs and Miss Ruth
TrenhoIme.
The Thrift shop viii be in
charge OF Mrs. II. II. Ramsey on
Tuesday morning and on Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Frank Simpson will
be in charge for winsiow auxll.
iary.
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2-Pilot Airplanes
Coimnp to Coast

VANCOUVER. Wash. Aug IL
Seven dual-control airplanes FOR IN.
strucllon purposes viii arrive az
Vancouver barracks the latter part
OF August according 10 oakley @.
Kelly. air officer o. the Goth United
States army division.
The planes will replace three
which have been wrecked during
the past year. while the additional
planes will furnish much needed
equipment Tor the local federal ny
ing field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

ANNUAL PICNIC
Washington hive, No. e44, Ladies'
Of the Maccabees. viii hold it's an.
nual picnic in woodland park on
Tuesday, August ~, at p. m. Take
Green Lake car.
WRITER'S CLUB
The Writer'S club VIII meet Tues.
day evening. August ~, at s O'Clock,
at the Y. W. C. a. Visitors vel.
come.
ALKT REVIEW
AK review will meet in l. o. o.
j. hall on Tuesday evening. August
IL, at o'clock.
HARMONY
HOMESTEAD NO. 17i3
Harmony Homestead No. 1743.
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen,
VIII give its regular dance on Tues
day evening. August II, at the NJ.
w. A. hall. 1924 Third ave, Mt 0
O'Clock. All members and friends in.
yited.
FREMONT w. e. r. u.
Fremont w. e. r. U. will hold n
picnic in connection with the Fed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
you Can REALLY SLEEP

E1.rc.oa -irepers "IfH HpeeIli
ventilation and permanent head
boards Wiii make real sleep p1ahle
ON New Oriental limited Great
SoIhTn Railway. for Chicago.
Mighty at O'Clock Tickets. 1903
Fourth ave. MA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ment
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minis. Grace Downle and Nancy
Giesting.
Special Honors--Qulet tents. /. =.
4. 8, 10 and 2; ncatest tents. and ..
cottage 6; most courteous girl In
camp. Ills Harper; best mixer, Char.
lotte Greenstreet; best volunteer
worker. Mary Geneyieve: smiling
thru, Leona Saunders and Betty
Ransom; neatest girl. Marjorie Rable;
best X. p, Mary Seryice-Snbulson;
best all.round athlete. Betty Billings;
best archery. Jean Cole; best swim.
mer. Betty Taylor; distinction in ten.
mis-. Ills Harper; distinction In craft.
Betty Billings; trail blazing, Jean
Cole and Miss Hortense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
Mrs. Dearborn
Plans Luncheon

Mrs. Henry Dearborn will enter.
tain with luncheon OF eight covers
wednesday afternoon at the Rainier
club in honor OF Mrs. Warren u.
Clark OF San Francisco, who. with
Mr., Clark. will arrive in town TO
night 10 spend several days as guests
at the Hotel Washington.
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Women's Clubs

Grafton in Woodland park. on Tues
day, August IL. at noon. Each union
will have its own table.
STUDY CLASS PICNIC
The study class of Rainier Chap
ter, ID. A. r.. viii have n picnic on
Tuesday, August IL. at the home Of
Mrs. Robert Enegren. 20i6 f.
eist st.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore owens and
Mrs. Alfred Raymond returned To-
day from cohasset Beach. where
they spent tho weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. II. Victor Owens. Mrs. II.
X. owens. who motored 20 the
beach with them. win remain for a
fortnight.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw viii
leave Tuesday for Vancouver. u. c.
90 attend the Horse show. Miss
PcgEy shaw has been visiting
friends in Tacoma FOR the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Charles
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Ten
nant will return this evening from a
short motor trip on tho Olympic
peninsula
Mr.. and slrH. J. W. Frederick
Moore. who have been the guests Of
Mr.. Moorc's sister. Mrs. I. J. Traf.
ford.Hntcson. left Friday nigh, Tor
their home in San Francisco.
Or. and Mrs. Charles castien.
with their little daughter. Roso
Alice. and Mrs. j. r. Gaibraith, ief,
today by motor for Vancouver. u.
c.. 20 attend the Horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Leonard
Eaton. who returned Friday night
from n motor trip TO California. arc
leaving tonight for Vancouver. u.
c.. to attend tho Horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foiger Peabody left
Saturday for Vancouver. b. C.. to
attend the Horse show.
Miss Lucy Scmple swanstrom.
who has been visiting relatives and
friends In the East. for the past
year. Is expected homo next week.
Miss Catherine Collins has re.
turned from two weeks visit In
Portland.
Mrs. a. -. Llewellyn has returned
from years absence in California
and Is occupying her apartment at
1916 f.. Madison IT.
Mrs. w J. Bernard and two
daughters. Mics Marie and Miss Bill.
lie Bernard. have returned from a
short trip to San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
WHo1E ORDER

Handcraft Isabel Hnuff. Mado
leine Shultz. Irene 1tkin, Marian
Meilickc. Lucy Wright, Louise Cald.
well, Grace Downie. Hope Beaton.
Jennie Clausen. Audrey McClear.
Frances Fields, Vera Hanna. wini.
fred Weter. Maxine Hornbeck, Doris
Downie, Grace Hlnan. Eileen Mills,
Helen Rummens, Corinne Hanson,
Ruth Patton
Sports Nancy Glesting, Betty
Taylor. Marian Price, Consuelo
Houtz. Martha Collins, Genevievo
Kellogg. Ills Harper, Gertrude
HentxchcL Virginia Presc, Jean
Cole. Marian Moser. Charlotte
Rlock, Boryl Wait, Catherine Main.
Camp Crhft--Vestn Bowdcn, .Julin
Salnwlch, Florence Damon, Muzotto
Hill.
Gypsy--Helen Gray. Beatrice Ma.
MGR Ann Gilmore. Lucll Weed
Junlor--LauriDc NJ Cand ish,
Frances Mosicr, Dcana Cummins.
Gretchen Hin, Betty Genson Patty
Mcclure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

BROOKLYN. n. Y. Aug. IL
Frank Doudera. the wolf killer Of
Brooklyn. and Joe Sar,ori. well
known restaurant owner Of Brooklyn
viii leave New York on August =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
WEDNESDAY GROUP ABOARD
CAMARADERIE

Each Wednesday now girls join
tho summer class aboard the Cam
araderle. Next meeting each girl
~ 10 have formulated plan for n
nike during August with Miss
Anne Simmons as tho leader. The
best and most popular plan will DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

via Montreal and the Canadian Pae.
life 20 Vancouver on their way 20
Telegraph Greek. u. c.. where they
will hunt the big timber wolves OF
this region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11
MARRIAGE Announced

Mr.. and Mira. G. o. Rinman an.
nounee the marriage OF their daugh.
ter. Louise. to Mr. Allan Melburn. on
Friday. August s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

The stock OF game and fur-bcor-
ing animals in New York state Us
estimated to BIO worth saf,00O00
Moths seldom attack dyed furs.
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Hosts at Dinner

Captain Ivan {. wettsngel. L. 8.
", and Mrs. Wsttengel arc extending
invitations 10 a dinner at the Hotel
Sorrento on Wednesday evening.
August 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

Bargains In waterfront homes can
be found In West Seattle.
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Mrs. w. J. Bernard and two
daughters. Mics Marie and Miss Bill
lie Bernard. have returned from a
short trip to san Francisco.
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Mrs. a. -. Llewellyn has returned
from years absence in California
and Is occupying her apartment at
1915 +. Madison ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

FREMONT w. c. T. u.
Fremont w. &. r. U. will hold
picnic in connection with the Fed
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Join the crowd and secure your game today You'll be
mighty pleased with the attractive appearance and sturdy
durability of our set
Everyone wants to play this fascinating game but
the high price has heretofore prevented thousands this
city from the enjoyment of it Hundreds have eagerly called
dealers only to be informed that the sets average
while the cheapest So. Our 60c set is lust as
complete as the more expensive ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

Miss Catherine Collins has re-.
turned from two weeks visit In
Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

you will be glad to know that
we are selling to our readers and
the public at large a complete
game, with a book of directions
that may be easily followed and
soon teach you the simple rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

Miss Lucy semple swanstrom.
who has been visiting relatives and
friends In the East. for the past
year. Is expected homo next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-11

1t Is a Complete
Set
LA Tiles in three
colors
100 Counters, made of
wood
a Gold Lacquered
Metal Racks for
holding pieces
2 Bone Dice
l Book of Directions