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Evening star., 1924-04-15
DENBY MAKES PLEA
FOR PREPAREDNESS
Also Urges Firmer Friendship for
Great Britain to Sustain
Civilization.
PROUD OF MARINE MEDAL
Former Secretary Addresses Danes
4. of Loyal Legion.

Preparedness in national defense
and friendship between Great Britain
and America were urged by former
Secretary of the Navy Edwin DENLY
a the annual banquet of the National
Society, Danes of the Loyal Legion, at
the Willard Hotel last night
The society is holding a three-day
annual convention here.
IF we are not prepared as a nation
VIC deserve all we get" declared Mr..
Denby. who said that the nation can
not depend on the Army that springs
mp overnight, and pointed out that in
the last war America had the allied
armies TO hold off the enemy while
they equipped themselves for the fight.
Proud of Medal.
There must always be firm friend
ship between America and the British
empire, because the future of civiliza-
tion depends on it," he said He said
he was particularly proud of a good
conduct medal which he received
from Maj. Gen Lejeune commandant
Of the Marine Corps, yesterday after
noon. Mr.. DENLY explained that only
plivates in the corps received this
medal, and he earned it while an en-
major.
Other speakers at the dinner were
Maj. Gen. Nelson n. Miles, L. s. A,
retired. commander of the Military
Order of the Loyal Legion; Brig. Gen.
George Richards. L. S. NJ. c., president
OF the Sons of the Revolution, District
Of Columbia Society and Mrs. Howard
/. HodgkinS. vice president general
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Today the organization listened to
the reports of the various committees.
Action will he taken supporting the
hill to have the COVE rnmeut purchase
and preserve the Oldroyd Lincoln col
lection. The members also will dis
cuSS establishment of a scholarship
at Lincoln University, Cumberland
Gap, Tenn.
Welcomes Delegates.
Col II. c. Rizer, commander of the
District Society of the Military Order
of the Loyal Legion, welcomed the
delegates to the convention.
Greetings were sent to the mem
hers from President Coolidge. Mrs.
Coolidge will receive the ladies at
rhe White House this afternoon. Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker, president of the
Loyal Legion. will be supported for
national president by the local body
at the elections later today. Mrs.
Charles Austin Coolidge of Detroit,
the national president, presided at
the meetings.
Saturn is nearly ten times as far
from the sun as we are. On the
brightest summers day the light on
il is little brighter than it is with US
at twilight.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
Shenar,dOah's Lifting
Capacity Is Increased
By PuritfcatiOn OF Gas

Qualification over the success of
tests at the recently completed he
lium republication plant at the
LAX ehurst, n. j.. naval air station
was expressed today by Navy De
partment officials, who said that,
as one result Of the experiments,
the lifting capacity of the dirigible
Shenandoah probably will be in
creased by more than two tons.
The plant will be used to re-
purify the gas contaminated dur
ing use in lighter-than- -aT craft,
and in the case of the Shenandoah,
it was pointed out, when the gas.
was removed from it last January
and February its purity had fallen
as low as 90 per cent. The tests,
it was added, showed that helium
may be repurified any number of
times and that Il given quantity
has practically no limit of useful
ness.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

dreth and Frank Romney, Col. w. F.
Murphy, president of the Peoples
McAdoo Club of Washington, will pre-
side. Other organizations taking part
are the National University, Wash
ington, Mount Pleasant, and Chevy
Chase Womens McAdoo Clubs.
Evening star., 1924-04-15
McAdoo Clubs Meet Tonight.

in the District will be held tonight
at the Ebbitt Hotel at s o'clock. The
following will speak: DIR. Matthew
Hale of Massachusetts,, f. c. David
son, John w. Thames, Charles Hill
Evening star., 1924-04-15
Fights Statutory Charge.

Harry Scott, colored, thirty years
old, charged with attempting to as
sault a white child seven years old,
when arraigned in the United States
branch of police court today before
Judge Gus A. Schuldt pleaded not
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Men of Thomasville, Ga, tired of
shave while women are having their
hair bobbed, are agitatinG for a law
TO prohibit women entering barber
shops.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

guilty and demanded trial by jury.
His case went over and the bond
was fixed at $1,000.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

OF the 100000 wage earners il
New York city, 601,000 are women.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Saturn is nearly ten times as far
from the sun as we are. On the
brightest summers day the light on
it is little brighter than it is with US
at twilight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
| THE StdLSG:
Metropolitan

"DutlTICs the uzl comedy
4 from tHr BON az no wrIl
known author and playwright Aawu
Hoffman. starring kuIb and ml
haa been staged anI presented Boo
thr must ,AEaras manner and
leaves nothing fDr .Ils rEe t1 de-
49,
ThE. together with ono n iEe
HtTunErrt casts ever assembled on
mo Pacific coast who dI-pru-a
mslsdy 80 mrfh m enormous
amounts. makr7 uu vsIiwauts1
Performance Tho raHl boo order ~
their appearance afr EiNanj a.
OHuru, j. D. MsEer. Norman
stone. Alike upuus bradley knprhg
IiBFel Wilson. John No. IlIiuf Max
mu. e. Vim ku'h and shay tlD
Iu addition to lHo above cast o.
"a augg bsyy ~ beautiful singing
ana dancing Eirs ana Erurat r.
HIL composer ~ famous love
songs ANA Ballad that have been
sung lu alI countries ~ the earth
Sit Ban also directs thr kob and
ION special orchestra. recognized
as ono OF tho fastest nnappitat and
meiaiios1 organizations ~ iiH Kind
lu tho theatrical field This OF.
rhsstm replaces ihe regular muai
clans a. tbe Metropolitan th1lsE
where "pouuta viii d. faT n.ne
performance. opening sunday 80.
Ermhrr gl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Famous Dancers
Here for One
Performance

INEN yrar aEo Ruth &c. pwr and
4 Ar1 shawn fsaa#e1 "a school 10
dancing named from IHr.r mingled
rsm,a rnrnlhawr AZ iEsf uu
t1grr FraH ua great school 20 Ihr
dance m AmrHra fEat was not
either taught ry foreigner uF else
whose material Was unI based upon
ana limited rr foreign technique
out nf me material trained iu tElH
school H.sa ST. nruH ana Mr
shawn formed "a rrmFsuE uf dluerrz
rafirI the prHaEHUn Dancers. who
have been fauuuF fH'H country mine
K-fr- This b. wlfhwI doubt fHv
first uI -Am.r.gau bal.aI nsH.
much as rna founders and leaders
Ruth ST. Denis aud Tea shawn are
ugf only AmruesuH1m buf have
evolved d -rra0l uf dance which Be-
American aud NOT Euwpgan in amy
-rurr Every dancer Boz thr com
fauF is American born And this
company bias pioneered In dealing
with subjects thr Inspiration Tor
which was founded upon this cont
uFut
These nfn.shRwn Dancers are
really am American institution and
will brfou many years. make "a
world tour 90 chow the fuprrrIl.ous
European capitals that something
good can come out ~ Nazareth
Ono Performance only, December
grL nyat Tuesday, az the Masonic
rrmpIe. under thr auspices ~ the
WUmgna University club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Pantdges

Leuua lamar famous siH mind
reader ANA exponent az thought
iranEf~rrsngr. wU headline fbr
vaudeville ban az the pauiBEes thea
TOR opening with tomorrow matinee
She Dr. billed as "thr Kirl with iEr
thousand ryr-," and Be- known thru
out tho scientific world for her Ivy.
chic knowledge
The feature picture Tor tho week
o. Don't Marry far Money" a mat
um1ual drama. featuring House
Peters.
Harry ana Harriet Setback arc Mp
prarnE in their latest success en-
titled "Tun ln o Gym" 10 o. pli "a
be- ono u ibr novelty productions Of
the year
"Fnd1y The l1tH" d tho luius
of comedy offering presented by
Joe Kennedy and Hay Marion. poF
twyiuE q Culorrd h1y and hls Firu
sam Armstrong and Mabel EIou.
dell present their latest biz entitled
From Hollywood
Ross and Edwards tho original
BuIhGarians. two clever young mru
VIII offer n brand new line ~ com
siy types
The -Four Juggling Nelson's cal
their number Hoops. My Dear
presenting "a fast program ot variety
JuEsling featuring their hoops ape
t.bIfy
Herbert Lloyd & 60. ars appearing
IN Napoleon and Three Girls"
Tho Glenn Goff s1uguloEuc fsatur
Ing Tho pantagc Trio completes ths
program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
UNUSUAL SCENES IN
BELOVED BRUTE"

IN making Tho Beloved Brute. a
picture version ~ Kenneth Perkins
novel Of tho same name. which viii
h0 shown az tho Hlur Mouse coon.
D. stuart ElarEt0u accomplished "a
feat that has always been considered
Impoesibls. lie shot directly 90
Tho sun and Incorporated the Light
% day In some % tho scenes with.
out h8latI0u. or fuEzlness caused by
ton great hrillIancy or any % tho
other dsirimcnts hitherto associated
with such attempts
Tho result was ono ~ the prsiiiesi
and most puulinE bits a photo
uaphy ever shown lu ph1t6sifuml.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
W hat Anna Has
to Say About
Good Husbands

CooD husbands are sometimes
VI the worst partners In matri.
muny
Anna q Nilsson o. the contributor
% the above observation. Lest any.
ono should leap TO oycr.haaty con.
illusions. Anna Q. Nilsson hastcns 10
assure that q; has no reference 70
her own marital experience as the
wife Of John GuuncrE0n. millionaire
shoe manufacturer.
A. a matter Of fact. II f. tho con.
elusion drawn from her lntest screen
marriage. In The new heart drama.
III Marry Again IN which she
plays wife whose husband law.
ishcs on her everything but aifec.
ton and understanding.
"A woman cannot be satisfied
with being merely her husbands
wifo-ahc wants 10 be his mate, I"
says Mas Nilsson. And II she can.
not mako herself her husbands
mate and hclpmcct-hc must let
her be.
Devotion cannot be- forced. Men
say that women should not expect
TO carry The matrimonial partner.
ship into his business affnirs. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Orpheunl

4 CHEAT film comedian and one
IL ~ tho finest musical aris iu
vaudeville are tbo LEADING aiiug
pgns ai the Ophvum next week
clyde Cook who has amused mil
uurs hy HIH screen antics brings hr
EiE pHulum.mlr att which b guar
apised 90 drive al dun care away
Cook la even funultr on tho Htagf
Than be o. on the screen. which
Shout. be- praise enough Never rr
lying ou tho spoken WORT no 81
something unusual iu comedy.
Allan Rogers and ison0ra Allen,
gifted singers. Who have conquered
two continents. are hack with their
hiEh.ClBss concert offering Their
enormous success has proven that
vaudeville audiences are not unmIul
ful ~ Tho better things iu music
Bert Gordon and Alice kHuNii0u
iu Recital Classlqur." have on en-.
PERTAINING tit ~ vocal ART Prob
ably tho vocal part u somewhat aide
tracked far comedy. but that i7 a-
30 should hr Doh vaudeville
Helen uuyI1 ana Hcu French iu
"Muslr and Motion" This IL he
dancing novelty which has a musical
setting
Letter tho greatest ysntriloquiri
on the stare brInErz his tricky voice
and hla ''a-EEiautH
brrt Shepherd and company con.
tribute "a clever ~ minutes 10 the
hiE new bill
The iiN Klluths Japs have an as.
founding routine % typical Oriental
wonders
Tho usual film subjects viii b-
found On tho proErum-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Palace Hip

nCrESTLEMAS JACK" fast.
VI moving, Et+sltsmpSrI musl-
cal comedy, ia the current Offering
NJ the Palace Hip thsaiar opening
with EalurHy's matinee. ana finds
Jack Russell. tho popular comedian.
Ia tho role % tho fashionable young
elubmln whose return from "a rss.
Eion with tho boys" rrnul,a lu his
entering a wrong apartment Hni
an encounter with a society Iaf.
fee and other complications which
ryokr1 hearty laughs FOR two houru
~ entertainment
Tho supporting cast f5r the week
De- exceptionally outstanding. with
walter Spencer cast an Gentleman
Jack. around whom much of The
comedy eentsrs; George Stanley.
F1oUuco spurrier. IN character
role. Jackie Hrunra. ana charming
little Evelyn pu Fresno.
Tunolul and amid uolorfui stage
settings, the musicals hit FOR tho
week include Nobody Knows but
Ny Pillow and Me-: Charlie. Ny
Boy. Two Little Wooden Shoes"
Ia specially number By Miss Jackie
Hruuca, tho soprano EonEhlri OF
tho company. I'm IA Love with tho
Prince ~ Wales. and "Oh. Peter"
which introduces Mas Marvel Lor.
Ing az a sonErtcr Tho ,crpsiehorcan
touches arc pre- eminent and provo
most credl,abls to Choru5 Producer
Sell Harding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Labor College to
Hear Forest Talk

Dean Hugo Winkenwerder, Of the
college OF forestry. University Of
Washington, win lecture on Wash
ington's Forestry and LAUNDERING
Problems" Sunday, November 30,
p. m, at the Labor temple, Sixth
ave. and University st. Dean Win
kenwerder win present facts show
ing why national and state pro.
gram OF forestation is imperative,
especially in the state Of Washing.
ton, where lumberin Is the chief in.
dustry. The lecture is under the
auspices OF the Seattle Labor col.
iege, and the public Is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
No B O b b G d Hair
in Lost World"

CONSIDER that country back
" ward which haas not sue.
eumhcl to the bobgrd halr fad,
thinks Bessie Love.
Yet ln Flint Nationals The
Lost World. produced under
tho supervision % Earl Hudson
and directed By Harry Hoyt.
MlI Loves head H. adorned with
thick. yiHcnlHh hr8iia.
But that n IN Tho Lost
World" And since tho loli
world IN question happens 70 30
certain UNEMPLOYED parts Of the
Amazon. which prehistoric dino,
aurs inhabit lack Of mod.
rninm IA pnrdonahle.
Furthermore. Mas Love. IN
the role OF Paula white. has all
she can do 90 make dlnoaur
hunting fashionable this year.
and Il is little time sho can Of.
ford 10 bob her hair.
Anyway. tho dinosaurs haven't
enough brains 20 appreciate
bobbcd hair when they Fce II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
COLISEUM CONCERT

Coliseum Sunday concert FOR No.
rrmhcr 80, 20 be player b. tho Coli.
scum Concert orchestra, under
WinriHnd az 1890 o'clock
March HunErot-e". Schubert. I. lazt
Second Suite from opera "Car.
men" ........ .............. flfsst
ml 'llabaHsru". OY ARIA DC
M!eharh-.. go "DauEo Bohrur"
SoInlat 90 b0 selected
Two request number:
lal Dance OF tho Gnomca" .....
...s..... ...s .IlyuglSl
% Some other Day" 90. ....
.s .ssts tr...srs, tHhRm Jones
Grand FnutaAis-"whht1I I DOT"
sfsrHrftss- sFfssHHss r4sas.. Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Pythian Knights to
Dance Monday Eve

Annual Thanksgiving dinner dance
of the knights Of Pythias will be
held In the X. Of p. hail, 1909 Ninth
ave, Monday evening, starting at
615 o'clock. Two hundred guests
will include DR.. Il. T.. Riley, OF
Aberdeen. grand chancellor, and
Fred G. Cook, OF Olympia, keeper Of
the records and seal, who will he
honored. a dance will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
Don't Let That
Cold Go Down F.!

A cold in the head today may be
n cold in the chest tomorrow--and
then, perhaps. pneumonia.
BE on the safe sidel Destroy the
germs Of infection before they get
down into your bronchial tubes md
lungs. lJhis may be accomplished
quickly. safely and completely by
inhaling the delightful yhpor Of
Dec" night and morning.
"Deo" IL q wonderful combination
Of eucalyptus md other nntiaeptic,
henlinH oils Just hsHt n spoonful
and draw IN deep brcathA OF tho
ynpor. Eco how promptly II clears
tho head and relieves inflammation.
a most effective treatment for sore
throat, coughs, Group and cathrrh.
Sold IN bO-cent tubes or jars by all
leading drugglBts. Money bnct II
not shtisficd with results Dennis
Eucalyptus Ointment Co, makers.
Berkeley, Cal.-Adyoftlscment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

but the accomplishment that she
rr.Ira herself most ON. b. tho wray.
isu OF rare tapestries The fore.
most judges % tapestries in this
country have declared the little star
one Of the most expert designers and
weavcrs % these attractive works %
ART iu both Europe and America In
the brief time that Nutu has lived.
she has turned cut several hundred.
and II deprived OF her ART Of enter.
tanning. could earn a very comfort.
able living with her needles How.
ever She refuses Go sell any OF her
work. presenting what she doesn't
keep for herself 20 her friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

Sidney Olcott has added Louise
Macintosh and Beatrice Gains 10 tho
cast Of "salome OF tho Tcnemcnts."
which he Is directing at tho Para.
mount Long Island studio. from tho
story Of Anzia YezlerskR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

Before sailing for Spain 20
play tho lead in Rex IngrumB
Mare Nostrum." Antonio Mo.
reno win DO ono more picture.
lie viii play tho mnlo lead In
HOne Yenr 10 IIYe."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

Another adaptation Of "a Broadway
stage success has been completed az
tho William Fox studios. II iB Elmer
l. Riec's drama Of Intrigue. mystery
and happiness ut r. tho Law" with
4 wcll-known cast OF players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

"Ths Dancers" VIII b, the Geo.
oud picture Ia which MadEr bel.
Bmy ID east with George
OHrirn. Fox star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

pOlitdH.
H'HE versatility % Nlitri = not com
Il monty known % the thousands
of people who enjoy her perform.
nnces al over the country, There
Is a domestic side 20 this charming
little comedienne that Is almost nj
tractive as her acting and equally
as useful AlitEi can mako pic as
good as any housewife in private HE.
She Is also an expert gardener and
one OF the most pleasant recreations
she has. Il growing garden truck on
her country place. Gedney Farms,
New York.
she Is also a connolsseur and col
iector OF rarc furniture and antiques
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

James Oliver Curwood'B The
Hunted Woman" ia 20 10
screened. with scsna owen IN
the stellar role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
BEHIND THE
FOOTLIGHTS

METROPOLITAN -NaH ar1 uU t1
rrHHH#s gstrsEariHE truFEi
Ia-
uHruErM NaHFrF.ffr. EsagHu'rE
tFtH EHaE r.H uHHr1Ian.
FANIAGts nEoIrHIr.a rrafIrIHg
IFHnH IA Iar rIHa sra HIfH
fH##aaHI FHFa
PALACE mtr SaE Iazatl cons.
TarH il "lrHflerar farE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29
COsTUMING INDIANS

CoFiuming $50 Onondasl 90 -si-
tarmngus Indians IN THC5as Neigh.
ans new picture. Tongues Il
Flame" was one Of the hardest Johs
ever undertaken by n. NJ x. Smith.
costume director u tho Paramount
Long Island studio. Each Indian
outfit with beads. moccasins and
leather waisicoats had 20 be separ
nteiy tagged and numbered, gathered
in o bundle al night and reLssued In
the morning turnout the II days. the
Indians worked la the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-29

II "A man shuts himself of from his
wife entirely for his business. he ls
committing the greater fault Al
the luTuries md material fayors he
can heap on her cannot compensate
for lack OF uffectionate sympathy"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18
NORTH AUGUSTA

The Stone and Bracket schools
held their Christmas tree and enter
tainment at North Augusta Grange
Hall last Friday evening. The hall
was well fill&d and the entertain
ment was very good, the scholars
all taking their parts very nicely.
The trees were very pretty with
Christmas trimmings and presents
for all. All enjoyed good time.
The teacher. Miss Stinson will pass
her vacation at her home at Bruns-
wick. =
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Priest, . owner
Of the Pine Tree Fox Farm, who
have been here at the farm for a
few days, returned to their home at
Portsmouth. N. II.
Walter Pinkham OF Portland was
caller at tho home of his uncle,
Fred Pinkham, Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene Tillson and her
mother. Mrs. Fish and Mr.. and Mr..
Victor Bowman and little daughter.
Bernice, were callers Sunday at the
home OF Mrs. J. s. Wilton.
Miss Gladys Bailey is passing her
vacation at Watervile with her
friend, Mrs. A. Grant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18
BOWDOINHAM

NORTF1--A very pleasant occasion
was the reception given Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald b. Grant Monday evening at
their home on the River road by
neighbors and friends. Mr.. II. f.
Powers, in behalf OF friends. present.
ed the newly married couple with a
valuable and useful present. Mrs.
Powers gave an original poem suited
to the occasion. Refreshments were
served by Mr.. and Mrs. Grant. The
guests. after a social time, inter-
spersed with music, bade their friends
goodnight with best wishes for long
life and prosperity.
Harold, Charles, Jr. and Willard
Wade have gone to Newark, N. j.,
where they plan to pass the winter.
Their sister. Marcia, went with them
and their parents expect to go very
soon.
f. 8. Lovejoy Is at the home OF his
brother, Arthur Lovejoy. for the holi-
day vacation. Rita Leavitt, teacher
in Brunswick, Is at the same home
for two weeks,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18

establish and maintain" air mali
routes had right Of way today In the
House. As result the naval apprc-
prtation blu taken up Yesterday. wes
aside TOR the day. One Of the meas
ures reported BY the committe and
pending on the calendar would au-
thorize the post ONCE department 20
operstS whatever air routes Oh post
master general saw ft. the sxtent Of
Another proposal would empower the
postmaster general to contract Tor
air mail delivery. ths routes 20 be
operated in addition 10 or instead OF
government operated routes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18

The office girls Of the d. w. Adams
company enjoyed n Christmas party
Wednesday evening at the home OF
urace Ferran on Gage street. The
evening was passed socially with a
nne radio concert. group singing, q
Surls'mas tree and dainty refresh
mehts. Those present were Annie
sunes, Grace Boocock, Dulcie Crom-
T meu, Marguerite Burr. Lou Gardner.
s,ara terran. Winona Jenkins, Ber-
aNe PATTERSON and Mildred Sawtelle
and the hostess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18
GM.pect Big Group
R ( Shooters for
turkey Match, Sat.

shoos entrance list in the turkey
a sompetition which Is to be held
Can,.9ciock Saturday afternoon at
Nu,sha. park is still open and a large
RctaS OF good rife shots are ex-
b 40 compete. The event Is to
open ps at 90 yards eff hand with
hveai snting sights. (no disks al
his nr. ana each contestant may use
held Nh rifie. This event Is to be
gusta vuec the auspices of the Au-
much N. c. A. and should furnish
aot 49,, amusement for the rife fans.
GardlrS. OF this city but of Hallowell.
Neenos. Winthrop and pcehaps
nittes = ana Watervifie. the COM
/ ssts !, n !, charge Of the affair con-
Ald sns Henneth Lee. Harry McCaus-
u Herbert Caldwell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18
1eoekah Aid Elects Officers
And Has Christmas Party

IA Az me last meeting for the year Of
Ss hebekah Aid, held at Odd Fell
rvs hail, Wednesday evening. off,
s ss We're elected ana a Christmas
Mty enjoyed by the some thirty
s.'aoers in attendance. Eva Lam
W. was elected president of the or
sa'.a,ion for the ensuing year and
an. o'her officers were chosen as
S.s Vice president. Sadie Jor-
NJ. . secretary. Eva Stanford; treas
srr, Nellie Rackliff.
nasiowng the business meeting the
h,.stmas tree party was held in the
aVuet hall and the distribution Of
,S,. gut packages was most enjoy
~ Refreshments were served and
mtE.stam of music presented. Tie
sra ns We're furnished by n
GSsp OF four men, Charles Pratt
End Hail. " ~