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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
MAKES STICKER
CAMP AICN
McKinnon, Defeated in Prl-
mary, viii Run

Making a campaign on the Naches
Pass highway issue, ]. a. McKinnon,
well known EEumclaw lumberman,
will run as a sticker candidate for
the legislature from the 10th district
at the final elections November 4.
Petitions arc beng circulated by
the Auburn and Enumclaw CONNER
cial clubs. obtaining the names OF
voters who wish ,McKinnon TO make
tho race. Nearly 1000 names have
been obtained on the Enumclaw pc.
tition. and McKinnon has decided TO
run as n sticker contestant.
McKinnon has announced that he
will work for an appropriation from
the next legislature, II elected, TO
complete the Cayuse pass and Chi
nook pass highway up the White
river, commonly known as the
Nachcs pass road. The Cayuse pass
route will tap the Seattle entrance tc
Rainier park and, McKinnon be
lleves. will hurry the development OF
Yakima park as the next mountain
resort.
McKinnon was defeated in the pri
maries. It Is said. largely because OF
his record at the last legislature In
voting against the Bone power bill.
Fred Mess, r. Chamberlain and
John Soule. all of Kent, were nomi
mated in the primary contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
CRONKHITE JURY
RESTS TODAY
Trial Of Pothier VIII Be
Resumed tuesday

TACOMA. Oct. s.-Ths govern.
rlsut mnrshalled It's forces today
~ q final effort 20 convict Roland
l,hfr % the killing OF Mai. Alex.
s-der Cronkhne, OF the ii5th en-.
! "a az camp LOWS. October -.
p re trial opened last Wednes.
adjourned Saturday noon and
p con.n Tuesday morning. when
judge T. +. Cushman re
frCm seattle. whore no holds
to.ay.
g fsr the government has intro!
Ceecd Int Ous plcco OF evidence
ieadns "a provo is contention:
Tlat Ppil.lcT shot Cronki;s at the
iGs;lssiion O, Capt. Robert Rosen-
flu;h. VITO win go on trial October
=. Th.s Is confession by Pothicr.
said 10 hRys been made a, Proyi.
cence. z. J.. In March. 1871. The
confession has long since been re-
pudla;ea by the eI.bugier OF tho
ststh.
on the other hand. government
witnesses have testified that, in
their rtliss. Cronkhits either shot
himself accidentally. or was acct
deuuny sho, BY Pothicr. They also
lave detailed statements by Pothier
tat Sic army board which inquired
mo ne shooting didn't want 10
G.; C. the bottom OF A."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WHEELER
STARTS ON PAGE

with ths battle over the northern
territory.
Referring 20 the various splits In
tickets In this and other states.
wheeler said. There Is only one
ticket FOR La Toilette and Wheeler
in washington. That IS tho ticket
Of the progressive party. All the
other tickets are organized and their
proponents are working. not for Sem
ator La FolIetts but for Calvin
Coolidge. They are organized pure
Is for tho purpose OF splitting our
vote and accomplishing our defeat
and their efforts viii fail"
His party viii carry Washington
with a majority over Coolidge and
Davis. Wheeler said. but would ven
ture no estimate OF his plurality.
Coolidge and Davis are de-
feated right now he said, land
the majority against them viii
grow from now until election
day"
One plank In which he was very
MUCH ttltEINuAs8f Att' astRAheAiH H7faNat
said. was the Dill proposal to forbid
war. except in case Of invasion.
without a vote OF the people.
You can say for me, personal.
H." he said. that I am strongly in
favor OF the proposition"
Asked concerning his policy with
regard TO the American merchant
marine and It's probable effect on
Seattle as n port, Wheeler said: Il
don't want to talk about that.
That's Senator La Follette's fight.
and I'll let him make tho statement.
His record on the merchant marine
II wen known"
wheeler appeared tired and some.
what nervous. but otherwise in good
uahting trim. He and Mrs Wheeler
are travelling in the private car Re
public, parked at the union depot.
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mother Is the backbone OF the home.
Mrs Wheeler has been as active
In tho politics Involving her homo
and husband Rs she could. Incident 10
tho rearing Of five little children.
ranging now from 20 IS years old.
Il have always taken care Of my
children mysclf--we have had the
usual struggle financially that most
people have: know all the tricks OF
tho game.
II u were not for the fact that
tho wife OF her husbands secretary
friends OF long standing IN their
homo Butte-is keopinE
house for her and taking care OF
her children Ia Washington. u, C..
while she g. away Mu. Wheeler
would not be making the present
trip with the senator
Yes" she says. woman's
first duty Is 20 her children. and
ever individual effort Bhs makes
toward clean legislation and law en-.
forcemcnt makes her just that
much moro efficient IN her duty
20 her children"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
by Q. LUCILLE HITLER


i0TNliE Ideal OF American woman.
l. hood today. IN my estimation.
IS tho woman who can handle her
homo and her politics. tod"
That Is the opinion OF Mrs. wheel
or, wife OF Senator Burton X. wheel.
er. Of Montana. vice presidential can.
didais on the La Toilette ticket.
Senator and Mrs. wheeler are In
Seattle today incident 20 their coast
to coast trip. furthering the progress.
I've campaign.
Mrs Wheeler impressss one az a
perfect pcrsonifieation OF her ex.
pressed Ideas. slender and alert.
sownsd 10 the point Of plainness, no
Jewels save an fashioned wed.
ding ring and a small solitaire.
nevertheless she radlates a quiet
force that speaks for itself.
She believes that politics should
interest every woman. inasmuch as
politics n tire thing that determines
the safety Of the home. As the home
Is the backbone Of the nationals the
3. :. - - 4.
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and was out AZ first. Jackson TO
Terry. but Blucgo took third and
Miller second. Shirley hit TO Lind.
strom, who fumbied. BlueBc Scor'
ing and Miller taking Third and
Shirley safe at first. II was scored
az a single. Jiebold out, Frisch to
Terry. One run. two hits, no orrors.
NEW YORK-SpeocO now pitch.
ing for Washington. Jackson safo
when Specie threw late TO Judge
Gowdy singled 10 right, Jackson
taking third. Jackson scored and
Gowdy took second on Ryan's hit,
when Specie threw to Judge in time
to retire Ryan at nrst. Lindstrom
flied to Liebold. Gowdy taking
third after tho catch. Gowdy was
out at the plato when speecc threw
Frisch's infield tap TO RuoL one
run. two hits. no errors.
NINTH INNING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hit TO LEFT
field. the boil dropping safe between
] three ltAiili pay tAo atAh '''A'
as n single. Rice--Popped TO Lind
strom. Harris holding first: Gosiin
was safe and Harris took second on
little infleld tap. II was n single
Judge sIngiSd to right, Harris talk
ing third and Goslin second, films
the bases. Ryan was taken out OF
the box and Jonnard succeeded him
BlueRe walked. forcing In Harris
Watson now pitching FOR New York
Miller fouled to Lindstrom Kue
Init TO Lindstrom. forcing Judge NJ
third. one run, two hits, no errors
Totals:
yaahirton 800 .....4
New York .......'..' II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Columbus, O., to
Fete World Flyers

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 6.--The AM
erican world flyers will arrive here
today at p. IN. from Dayton,
where they participated last week
in the international races and car.
nival.
Tho globe girdlors will be met at
Norton field by committee. headed
by Governor Vic Donahey of Ohio.
Later they will attend banquet
prepared in their honor at the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
I AUTO DRIVERS
ARE JAILED
Three Are Held for Drunken
J Driving; Three injured

Two children and woman were
injured In traffic accidents and sewn
auto drivers we're jailed. four on
charges os reckless driving and three
fer drunken driving. Sunday.
4. Duncan. %. a negro. was ar
rested at Fifth ave. and James ST. for
driving while drunk. a white woman
IN the auto gave the name OF Emma
Kragh. 40. and was charged with
being drunk.
Frank Kerp. IS. was tailed for
drunken driving after a collision at
Duwamish ave. and Myrtle st.
Harry Nuft was arrested by State
Highway Patrolman T. ". Edwards
on the Valley highway for driving
while intoxicated.
Adam skirius. 20: e. W. johnson.
"a; John West. IS. and Charles King,
1s. all were held for reckless driving,
after they had been involved in auto
accidents. Sunday.
BIZ = hammers, Z, Of 7os 27th ave.
was knocked down BIZ an auto driv.
en- b. Edward Keeisr, 1s. OF 100 23d
ave. near his home. He received a
broken leg and was taken to Provi-
dence hospital.
Robert cramlst. 5.year.old son OF
{. u. cramlet. ss44 18th ave. y. e..
was bruised when his fathers auto
! coliided with a machine driven By
fC. X. johnson, 1896 W. seth St. at
10Th ave. y. E. and Rayenna blvd.
Mrs. a. p. Parks. Carolina court,
received broken leg when An up.
identified driver ran her down n,
I'm ave. $. and Main ST. She was
taken TO Minor hospltai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
WOMAN BURGLAR
ROBS GIRL
$1,000 in Cash and Fine
Clothing Stolen

nOIICE Monday we're search,
INK for woman burglar
Who. late sunday night. broke
INTO the apartment of Miss 1--we
bn Cuddy, Sc University ~.
ana stole $500 In money and
clothing aud lcwelrg valued Al
a similar amount
Miss Cuddy reported the loss 90
ths police az $50 a, m. Monday.
only ne best q the clothes had been
taken ~ the thief. an Investigation
dlrslosed and evidence indicated tho
woman had tried On many % the
gowns that had been LETT behind
The robbery occurred about the
same time that two bandits held up
. drug store aud a pedestrian. and
after other burglars had looted sew,
sral homes IN the walhnsford and
Capitol Inn districts
Entering the York pharmacy az
stei Rainier ave. az io.ss 2, m, two
holdup men droSssd as iogEcrS held
up the place and secured $50 from
the night clerk, They escaped,
:. Ten minutes later two bandits ap-
>reared on LAkeyiew blvd. and held
IN T. ]. striEk. 1918 Federal ave.
They robbed him % So.
A thief ranSAckcd tho home OF
J. c. Miles. 1913 Goth ave, ~. but
failed 20 find anything 10 faneicd.
The burglar used a ladder 20 enter
n sccond.story window,
The home q A, Cummings, 800
18th ave. n. was entered and ran.
sacked. but nothing was taken.
In the wallinEford district burglars
entered the home Of =. Davis. Soos
Stone way. thru a bedroom window.
taking q gold watch. a diamond ring.
a geld neck .ehain aud an onyx rlnE
and a gold hand ring.
Another robbery was az the home
Of Mrs. J. NJ. Cavanaugh. 81 y. soih
e. Two gold watches, n iavRiliere.
q string o. pearls. two rings and
some cash were stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Is AT BEST WHEN
HE Is BEING FOUGHT

Wheeler 10 1T his best when no has
someone fighting against him. Dur.
ing his campaign trip across the
country his speeches wero best whom
they were delivered TO an autaEo.
nlstic crowd. lie was most brilliant
when no was hcckled. When he met
no opposition he lost his fire and his
speeches sounded commonplace.
All the newspaper men who have
lived with him for month during
his tour have grown TO love him and
respect him. They attribute no little
part OF his success 10 his wife. Mrs.
Wheeler, n charming personality. and
herself n clever campaigner.
II he Is elected vice president and
sits In the presiding chair OF tho
senate It is certain Wheeler will run
thai body as II has never been run
before. A vice president Is supposed
10 be sllent-but Wheeler will never
be silent IL there Is the slightest
chance OF stirring UP n fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
MADE HIS MONEY
FIGHTING TRUST"

Hs had only about $50 and tho old
gambler took him" for every cent.
lie didn't have enough money 10 so
West when they got thru With him
and 20 he settled IN Butte.
The copper trust camo 10 fear him.
II is his proud claim that lie made
all Of his money beating tho copper
trust IN law suits Ho came 10 DO
a power In the community and nat.
urally assumed Leadership Of n polit.
lcai faction. Some citizens OF Mon.
tana still refer TO him as "a political
boss" and call his followers and leu.
tenants "tho Wheeler gang"
Wheeler was defeated for many
public offices in the state before his
final success. He could obtain cleo.
ton OF his friends. but never
achieved any great success for h'rr.
self until no was chosen by big
majority for tho United states sen.
ate.
There no ignored the traditional
"courtedes" and found himself in n
fight against Harry Daugherty, the
former attorney general. which fight
resulted in the retirement OF Daugh.
erty from office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
ON TO CAPITAL
Meeker Flies to Washington
With Lieut.. Kelly

Ezra Meeker was hue 10 leave
Dayton, Ohio. for Washington. d.
c.. today. he wired Seattle. He said
he would fly there with Lieut.. Oak.
Icy @. Kelly. his pilot from Van.
couver, Wash, to Dayton. lilo Is
duo to reach tho capital at p. m.
today. where he win meet President
Coolidge.
Meeker was given tremendous
ovation by an audience Of $4,000 at
Wilbur Wright field Saturday,
when he paradod before the spec.
tators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
MEXICAN KILLS
U. S. CITIZEN
Oil Official Is Murder Vic
tim in Mexico

WASHINGTON. oct. 6.-wniiam
Massey. an American citizen of Mus.
kogcc. okla. has been murdered at
Tomo. Mexico. by a Mexican named
Joaquin SEAM. according TO state de.
partmont advices received from
American Consul Stuart at Tamplco
today.
= Massey was terminal superintend.
ent OF the Metropolitan oil company.
lie is survived by a wife and two
children. SEAM is in the custody OF
local authorities, Stuart reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
new GOLF CLUB
Announce Opening ofCourse
East of Lake Washington

Announcement has just been made
by +. J. Martin. president Of the
Northwestern Mutual Fire associa.
ton that Seattle is 20 have another
golf course. The new course VIII
comprise 100 acres on the east side
Of Lake Washington within q half
mile OF the Medina ferry landing.
Claude Ramsay. former county com.
missioner. has donated so acres OF
land for the project and Martin
along with number OF other resi-
dents OF the cast shore OF Lake
washington. has secured options on
20 acres more, 40 acres on each side
OF the Ramsay tract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
OPERATE ON ". C.
MCAdoo Is Under Knife in
Baltimore Hospital

BALTIMORE, Oct. G. - William
Gibbs McAdoo was operated on for
removal of gravel from the bladder
by DIR. Hugh II. Young in the Brady
clinic of Johns Hopkins hospital to-
day. He was said 10 have stood it
well.
II is expected that he will be able
TO leave the hospital in about 10
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Hearing on County
Budget Held Today

The county budget hearing was 10
open at 2 p. m. Monday. Estimates
Of various county departments were
70 be subject 10 correction by tho
board OF county commissioners, sit.
ting as budget commission. Repre-.
sontatlycs OF the Chamber of Com.
mercc and various tax reduction or.
gnnizatlonp we're to be on the com.
mltteo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
STEAMER SUNK
IN GALE
Part of Crew Drowned Of
SaghaIien Island, Japan

TOKYO, Oct. s.-The coastwis'
steamship Toya Kawa Maru RAJ
aground and sank in a gale OF
Saghalien island today.
Nine officers and men were saved.
and the others apparently drowned.
Two bodies have been recovered.
Lloyds register lists the Toyokawa
Maru as n steel steamer OF GAL tons,
built in 1913. and owned by the Kite
Kisen Kaibushai OF Kobe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Nc Coy Is Again at
Mothers Bedside

LOS ANGELES, oct. 6.--Kid Nc.
Coy. former prize ring champion,
was taken from his county Jail cell
today to the bedside OF his mother,
Mrs. Mary selby. who is reported
dying. She is 70 years old today.
Mccoy, charged with the murder OF
Mrs. Teresa Mors. viii so on trial
October 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Art Exhibition Is
Opened on Monday

Buy a picture week" IS here and
The Fine Arts gallery display at 2o2s
Jhiro ave, Is in charge Of the Seat
We Federation Of women's clubs
MONDAY. Mrs. ]. Herbert Amcs is
Chairman Of the committee.
y daily lecture will be delivered at
p m. oy Miss Clara Reynolds. Of.
rector OF art In the schools. A 30.
minute musical program has also
been arranged for Monday. Twenty.
Two oil paintings. water coiors and
sculptors are being displayed at the
exhibit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
\ agazine Writing
Extension Course

A University extension course in
magazine writing win open Monday
evening at 7a5 in the Henry build
ing. Robert w. Jones. OF the school
OF journalism faculty. wiz be in
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Two Violators of
Game Law Arrested

Two game law vlolators were ar.
rested Sunday by deputy game war.
dens. l.. WEIGH was arrested by
Game Warden William +. Sweet for
hunting without license. G.. w.
Hughes was arrested by Warden A.
G. Marco for trapping Chinese pleas.
ants. Bail OF $50 was set in each
oabc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06

NEW YORK. oct. s.-Elghty.slx
and tho crow OF IL were
rescued from the excursion steamer
Mlstlctoo as she burned to the
water's edge in n spectacular blaze
off Ambrose llghtshlp late Sunday.
Many wero women and children.
Heavy smoke and the shrek OF the
vessels fire siren summoned many
fishing smacks. which rescued all,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06

THE FOUNTAIN LUNCH ROOM
10 now serving delicious hot fudge
and caramel sund8rs. A delightful
dish Tor busy shoppers
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Small Fire Thrills
u. of w. Students

Fire which did small damage TO n
carpenter shop on the campus. pro-
vided n Sunday afternoon thrill for
hundreds OF University Of Washing
ton students. Tho blaze, starting In
some sawdust, was extinguished
without difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Woman Hurt When
Run Down by Auto

Mrs. A. willis, 1897 9th ave. 81
was severely bruised Sunday. when
she was knocked down at Third ave.
and Madison st. by an auto driven
by J. V. Porria, 1905 Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Gases Passed Over
to Later Hearings

Judges Jeremiah Netcrer and
C. c. Cushman heard motion cal
endars in federal district court
Monday. Most of the eases were
passed over TO later dates.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
INNINGS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

ming catch. Ryan hit homo run
into the upper right field stands.
Lindstrom flied 20 Rice. who made n
sensational running catch with ono
hand against the right field wall.
Frisch singled over second on the
first ball. Young flied TO Goslln.
Ono run. two hits. no errors.
FIFTH INNING
washington-Harris popped to
Kelly. Rice out, Frisch 10 Terry.
Goslln flied 20 Frisch. who made
another brilliant running catch. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
New York-Relly singled over
Bluege's head into left field. Terry
popped 20 Bluezo in short left on
the first ball pitched. Wilson forced
Kelly. Harris TO Bluege, and was
safe at first by Bluege's low throw
10 first. jackson popped 10 Miller.
No runs, one hits. no errors.
SIXTH INNING
washington-Judg lined 20 Kelly
Bluege famed. Miller was safe when
Jackson fumbled. II was scored as
hit as Jackson made nice ef-
fort. Rucl lined to Young, who
made n shoostring catch. He fcll
and rolled over but held the ball
No runs. ono hit. no errors.
NEW YORK-Gowdy safe at first
on Miller's error. Tho ball went
~. 40 Lac
Russell to Judge. Gowdy taking sec
ond. Lindstrom doubled over first,
scoring Gowdy. Frisch fouled "a
Miller. Young out, Harris to Judge
One run, ono hit. one error.
SEVENTH INNING
WASHINGTON - McNeoly battcd
for Russell. Filed TO Wilson against
the left field wall Jiebold walked
Harris struck out Rice hit to Jack
son. who attempted n force out al
second, but the throw went late anC
both runners wero safe. It was {
single for Rice. Goslin out, Frlscl
to Terry. Tho third timo Friscl
robbed Goslin OF a hit by spectacular
play. No runs. ono hit no or
rors.
NEW YoRK--Msrtina now pitch
ing for Washington. Kelly famed
Terry foulcd out 20 Ruei Wilson
flied 10 Goslin.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
WASHINGTON--Judgo out 4
Terry. unnssisted on first bal
pitched. Blucgc singled thru short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
OBJECTED TO KISS

NEW YORK. oct. 6.--comp.hin'
ing her husband made her KISS Hen
nv Hall Greer. his so.year-old busl'
ness partner. Mrs. Eleanor Marie G
De WELLER brought suit for scpara'
ton,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
WATER sHUT.OFF
NOTICE

Water will be shut Off on
18th ave. n. p. from T.. s5th
~. to y. 10th IT,, also on 3fst
ave. $. from King At. 10 Nor.
man st. Tuesday from 8 a.
m. 70 8 .. m.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MALLON
STARTS ON PAGEI

OF the Olympic building. there In tho
...r.ar.. "A a-......
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nus, no hltF, no crrors.
EIGHTH INNING

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. out tol
Terry. unassisted on first ball
pitched. Blucgc singled thru short.
Miller walked. Ruel hit TO jackson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Infants
Crib Blankets
At I0W pRLCES

nassinet and crib styles IN
cotton pink. blue and white.
with stripes and small figures
nj s6e, s1.20, $3.50 and
s2.26.
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
with dainty colorod stripes.
1895.
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
In large slz-. with satin bound
edges. H5.Bo.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06

EMARKABLE value
IN in WON en- s and
young women's sample
Shoes in the one size
and width-(4-B).
Evening star., 1924-04-30
New York. Later she goes to Boston
to remain for some time

New York. Later she goes to Boston
to remain for some time.
Mrs. Harry Hoover of Buffalo Is
visiting Miss Mary Carey McKeon at
her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Miss Mabel Frances Poole was
married to Mr.. Augustus w. Smith,
jr.. Saturday. April 2s. Mrs. Smith
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A Poole of this city. and graduated
Mr.. Smith will graduate from a
textile school in Philadelphia in
June. He is the son OF Mr.. A. w.
Smith OF Greenville. S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Smith, jr., will
make. their future homo in Green
Vile, s. c., after Juno 1.
Mrs. Mark w. Potter is in charge OF
the card party to be given at Ward
man Park Hotel tomorrow evening at
s o'clock for'the benefit of the Sun
shine Home for Women. Assisting
tickets; Mrs. Charles W. Cecil, ar
rangements; Mrs. Bird M. Robinson,
flower table; Mrs. Albert L. Rhein-
strom. candy and cake. and Mrs.
Jerome Clark, cigar and cigarette
table.
Mrs. Leland S. Conness is assisting
Mrs. Potter, with the patronesses.
who include: Mrs. Hubert Work,
Mrs. James j. Davis. Mrs. Harry New,
Mrs. Henry G. Wallace, Mrs. Alex
ander r. Shepherd, Mrs. Carter Glass.
Mrs. Claude Swanson. Mrs. William
II. King, Mrs. Edward w. Eberle, Mrs.
John Leonard Hines, Mrs. Champe
Brockenbrough Thornton, Mrs. Lewis
Sparrow Grammer, Mrs. Eleanor
Washington Howard, Mrs. Beale r.
Howard Mrs Andrew V Bradley Mrs
Lawrence Washington. Mrs. Theodore
w. Noyes. Mrs. Randolph Harrison.
Mrs. John J. Knapp, Mrs. Thomas w.
lNnntinued on Tenth pa ee D