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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
'fINDICATION OF
LYLE SEEN
Removal OF FriSco'S P. A.
Interpreted That Way

Requests Tor the resignation OF
United states Attorney Williams,
81 san Francisco, hy Attorney Gen,
cral stone. successor 20 paughtcrty.
is interpreted by local republicans
- yindicatiou u the federal profit.
ttion forco hero and a victory FOR
Roy r. Lyle. director. and his assist.
ant. W. NJ whitney
News dispatches from san Fran.
cisco Indicate that the new attorney
general Is 0ut 20 cleanse the depart.
ment OF justice Of 'doublul' off.
GERS. who rcigned under paughertys
regime,
Williams came 90 Seattle a year
ago and made a secret Investigation
o. tho local prohibition office lie
made a report 20 Washington. and
this report. according 20 runor. In,
diets the local officers IN severe
terms. The report. however. was
never made public, tho a storm OF
requests was raiucd upon Washing.
ton b. enemies OF the local profit.
bltion staff and tho press,
one OF the stunts that Williams
performed during his stay here. ae-
coUiing 20 popular rumor, was 20
call In chief % Police w, y. Sew.
cryns and sheriff Matt Starwich.
and then 20 severely arr1ign both
Lyle and Whitney before those Off.
GERS. accusing them OF refusing TO
cooperate in the enforcement OF the
prohibition laws
Director Lyle refused 10 comment
upon the report OF Williams rcmov.
al. other than 10 admit no believed
IL meant the vindication Of his work
and OF his assistants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Vets ASSail
Deputy Who
Killed Dog

Murphy Is not tho man Tor pub
lie service. We DO not call him one
OF u.s. write four Washington cx.
service men now In New York city.
after reading accounts in The star
OF the shooting OF a pet dog by
Deputy sheriff Ray 4. Murphy
here. some time ago,
The men, Ray NJ, Cox. Paul cush-
man. Charles Jacobs and Blake 7.
Pulvcr. declare.
The accounts OF the vicious act
OF Ray l.. Murphy. a deputy sher.
M IN shooting down a dos while
playing with some children. his ad.
vice 10 throw IL IN the ash can.
the whole savage and disgusting az.
fair does not make us who are visit.
ing here in the East very proud OF
Mr. Murphy as a man OF law and
Justice. The people here in the
East. reading the account. were as.
tonlshcd that man OF Murphy'a
character had not been found out
before, ana there Is much interest
being taken in what win be done or
has been done about the matter By
now.
IL Is wellknown fact that men
who are cruel 20 animals cannot be
trusted with children. at least. Il is
taking n great risk TO trust them
with anything helpless
There arc many good men 10 nm
Murphy's place. As world war vet.
Grams with memory and appreela.
ton Of what the dos did for us and
went thru Tor us. and as men who
prefer the kindness and sympathy
OF Washington. Lincoln and Hard.
Ing as examples OF American char.
aeter and justice TO the viclousneSa
OF Murphy and his cruel actions
TO the children and the helpless ami.
nal that happened to bump into his
motorcycle and 10 was shot. Muir.
ply Is not the man for public aerv.
ice We do not call him one OF us. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

store az sgs Market ~ Burnett
owns a large jgwslry store 10 Seat.
he. ALSO.
Never before IN The history u the
lewslry bushes on the Pacific coast
has such "a business venture been
accorded such widespread interest
and comment. Crowds Ga front Of
the establishment were 20 great that
q took ~ policemen 20 handle the
traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Kato Will Form
New Jap Cabinet

LONDON. June ylsc0unt Kato
has accepted the task Of forming
cabinet 20 succeed That Of Premier
Kiyoum which resigned Saturday.
according 20 tho Central News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Huge Throngs Out
to See Diamonds

SAN FRANCISCO. june l0.-Goy-
cruora. senators. congressman. may
oru and other governmental officials.
including Mayor Holph. personally
extended congratulail0n1 90 l.. H.
Burnett here Monday. when he
opened new diamond und jewelry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Seattle Company
Wins AID Trophy

The silver cup offered by the Ma
iional Association OF Music Mor
chants Tor truth. attactivoncss and
originality In advertising was award,
ed TO the Seattle store Of sherman.
Clay a Co. Il was announced Tues,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

AaAH
The cup was won IN competition
with an tho larger music houses In
the country They submitted adycr
Using matter used last year. and rs
ADVERTISING experts ana business
men acted ua judge The Seattle
store was ranked first on the five
points on truth originality. sales ap.
peal. attactiyrncHs hnd prestige
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
BRINGING UP FATHER

How checrtully your husband
runs the lawn mower"
Yes. keep his fathers old
scythe hanging up In the kitchen
and whenever he looks al Il he knows
he is well OF. Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

The 1888 wheat crop Of countries
north OF the equator has been esti-
mated AZ s.6s5,Sos. 900 bushels by
the department OF agriculture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

one OF the most peculiar angles Of
tho murder OF the Franks boy In
Chicago is that no psychologist has
yet blamed Il on tho influence OF the
movies
Evening star., 1924-04-22
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

SPLENDID. VALUABLE CORNER PROPER
~, 42i East Capitol st.. finest location on
Capitol Hell. bargain price. 500, 600 Terms
Act quickly. Apply 2l1 Last capitol St 2G'
COOPERATIVE PIAA--TIIE N0RTHIM
berland. Apt 6Ut-6 larS" rooms. kitchen and
bath: center-hali plan: an exceptionally at
fra"tive apartment. Can he seen 10y appoint
neut Price. Sll 90 Terms Apply to NAV
ager in hriding, North $3.50, or UNION
REALTY CoRPN.. 1iI0 g st. NV. Main ssI5
COOPERATIVE PLAINTIFF NORTHI'M
berland, Apt. 1908 large rooms. kitchen
pantry, reception hall, large closets and
bath; southern exposure. Price. 81 800: terms
Apply to manager in Building. North $3.50 or
the Union REALTY CoRPN., 14l0 q ST.
NV. Main S415
COOPERATIVE PLAS-No Z, THE LEAN
ington, ..,03 14th st. n.w.-5 rooms, kitchen
ba III and porch, large rooms ava liable May l.
S6.TjO terms. Apply UNION REALTY
CORPS.. exclusive agent, l410 G st. Main
Evening star., 1924-04-22
WANTED TO RENT-HOUoES.

UNFURNISHED, ABOUT BEDROOMS. BY
responsible private family, about June l; good
neighborhood. Address Box 3s-C. star office.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, ALI. MODERN IN
prUvements, W tn garage; reasonable. Call
Franklin 1928 between and 2Ss
OUSE-UNFURNISHED; GARAGE; s70-s75;
permanent; May l or 10; child; good locality
Adams 4i02
WILL RENT HOUSE IN NE. OR NV.
section: rent reasonable. Call 1913 18th St.
Sc. Colored. 23s
SIN ROOMS, BATH AND ELECTRICITY;
northwest or northeast section. Address Box
14I-C. star Office
SIN OR SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE IN
Potomac Heights. Address Box 240-C. Star
office. o3'
SIN OR SEVEN ROOM DETACHED uI;
semi detached house. Wisconsin Ave. Heights
section. Address BOX 1.9-C Star office 23s
WE SPECIALIZE IN THE MANAGEMENT
of rental property. Apartments, business
property and dwellings given personal atten-
tion by competent men in charge. Consult our
rental manager ut once. Constant demand
for houses"
\. Z. RYoS CO.. INC. 1925 St NJ. $3.50.
HAVE A DEMAND At ALL TIMES from
good tenants. List your houses with
j LEO KOLB,
Real Estate and Insurance.
a23 New York Ave.-1237 Wis. Ave.
Main SCOT. West 1913.
Evening star., 1924-04-22
RENT-DESK SPACE.

DESK SPACE IN BRIGHT. FRONT ond
foor room. rext to Times Herald bldg
also ma ], pnone. wire and stenographIc serv-
unfurnshed, with heat. light and tanitor sery
ice included. Something and reasonab biz
for those wanting business headqua rte ~
without bother or large outlay. Ask about otIr
terms and service. Rooms A and B, 1913 II
NV Phone Main 1895
Evening star., 1924-04-22
$3.50.
SS0O CASH $40 MONTH

takes the BEST BUILT NEW BUNGALOW VIZ
have listed around Wash nGton. Five rooms.
bath; breakfast room with table and seats
large closets; artistic electric fixtures; beau
tiful gray euamei gas range. oak floors in nv
ing and dining rooms; double siding; full con
crete basement; Laundry tubs; lsase plugs:
front and rear porches: nice lot: high elevs
tiou: two blocks cars, one block boulevard IL
min. downtown. Just completed and priced for
iInmed ate sale. TO inspect phone Main 14s,3
or come to room 31", 7l9 18th st.
Evening star., 1924-04-22
PRoP'TY

WANTED 100 SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY
homes; write at once, describe fully.
Arthur Il Conner, sales and exchanges, 7o6
14th - n.v.s geom 90. Ph- u. 7176.
Evening star., 1924-04-22
SALE--FARMS

SALE-FARMS
FARM. on LEE HIGHWAY. NEAR FAIR-
fax. so acres. 3-rm house and outbuidngs;
This propeTty mus, mus b. sold sold. % Terms, or .S con.
side- small trade-in. Main 1151. 3c5-326
Bond bldg.
81 ACRES IN NEARBY vIRGISIA-cLKAR:
on"% %S2aef Main pGi liz 0' Ssa aa hond nlss dee %
so ACRES WOODLAND, HOUR FROM 18th
and ID SITS, near trolley station and improved
road, Fairfax County; $50 per acre. Address
Box Ssh, star ef1ce. 80
FAIRFAN COUNTY FARMS
you Ike sDsbe foP dairy a peS'f2 oP
7. {: Goopsow COMPANY.
- 18th St NV. Main 507.
N:ACRE FARM, 3 MILES FROM BARNES
Frederick: y mile frontage on pike; fine
dwelling OF rooms. good outbundinss, run
res res Possess:o1 given in SO days Price,
no.,,,,,. SIsssL 'ss s oFFUrr, s;rs iSG; NJ
FARM on LEE HIGHWAY NEAR FAIR-
fax. so acres. e-rm. house and outbuildings;
all frontage, with beautiful building spots.
This property must be sold. Terms. or consider
small trade-in. Main 1l57. 25-3o6 Bond bldg.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OLNEY. ND.
ROOMS, BATH 3 SCREENED PoRCHEs.
ACRES, BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE, FRUIT.
PRICE. S15 560-TERMS.
T.. W. GR0oMES, 1416 F ST.
TO WHITE or CoLORED. IN TOWN OF
Vienna. Va known the Staley place. 5ls
acres OF good land, a splendid l2-room house
and large barn and several small buildings
This place is near station and state rd.; a
splendid place for a boarding house or a
chicken farm Price. 81 500. Cash required
$3.50. Look this place over. II is good
P. F. CARLEY.
40 5th st. Phone Frank. 6153.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

NEW AND EXCLUSIVE
Complete house keeping. large rooms. bath.
closets. refrigerator, laundry, heat, arranged
like bungalow: End floor: detached corner:
shade trees and large grounds; unusual: for
sdnlts; S110 mo. At 1415 Hamilton st. NV
o4s
Evening star., 1924-04-22
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

VERY ATTRACTIVE CORNER, NEAR 9TH &
ii SITS. n.w.-By slight remodeling excellent
store with apartments can be arranged. Price
only $50 600. Talk with Mr.. Mannakee, Main
s6i5, for further details.
COMPELLED TO SACRIFICE PROMINENT
business corner near 9TH and II NV; suitable
for Offices or can be remodeled into stores and
apartments; direct from owner. Call Mr..
Salomon Ma N $50 24s
20 9TH ST. S.W.-sTORE. ROOMS. BATH.
electric. gas: vacant; double garage, brick.
OWNER on the premises. "a.
sO7 EYE ST. NV.
Lot .i4xi00: large, three-story building.
modern in every respect.
Tn" price asked is about the valne Of the
ground. The present owner will remodeb TO
suit purchaser and viii sell on very easy terms.
This = n coming business locs ton and en-
hancins IN value very rapidy
Inspection invited
ROBERT F. FLYNN.
Main 1923. 1915 Eye st. NV.
s ONE-STORY STORES.
21st AND SITS NV
Suitable for gasoline station.
Can at loe1 Est st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE
TAKoAA PARKS ROOMS AND BATH.
AMI 8 AlIesheny ave-. near Elm ave.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY OF 81 500 IN
brand-new detached home In Chevy Chase. ID.
rage; price, si2 500. for to IL room modern
rnk Rouse m NV. section. Phone Col. 227o.
H0WENSTEIN BROS. 3ol5 14th st. NV.
Will. EXCHANGE EQUITY IN r. MODERN
Pet"orth house and some cash for house in
Chevy Chase any good NV section
HOPKINS & HOPKINS,
2i3 Bond bldg Franklin 557I
Evening star., 1924-04-22
ApARTMENTS-UNFURNIsHED
Contfnued.
TIE VAN CRTLANDT,

1417 BELMoNF ST. NV
Rmed1ate possession, in tirst-class building
and bath. also large pantry. reception hall and
IooehS IgSa no For inspection see janitor. Lease,
S9S.5o per month until October /.
ALLAN L. WALKER 4 Co. INC.
s13 18th st. NV. Msir 2seo
80 ROCK CIR. CHURCH RID. N-W.-BEAU-
,nai new Groom and bath apt, including
,, .Ss @ 7th St: St: NV rooms and BATH incIud-
BFRGMANN & CLIPPER,
@s2 ST. NV. Main es1s.
ONE MONTHS FREE RENT
GOOD APT. HOUSE
Excellent NV. Location.
3 good rms. & b.; h.-w. floors II you desire
an apt, inspect these
ROBERT L. MITCHELL CO..
Col: 9l9 14th and Park I'd.
One Months Rent Free.
S-room and bath apartment. new building on
washington Heights; convenient 10 all actiyi.
lies' cheapest and best apartment in this sec.
rion at SS5 per month
EIGENE H. TAGGART. INC. 1918 X st.
CAvANAUGH COURT.
1926 18th ST. NV.
Sne room, kitchen and bath, $50.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath, $50 and S67. so.
NETHERLANDS
1850 COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
AoOA aiohi. usS IoOLns du0 pdLu auu
large foyer hall, $125.
e DUMBARToN COURT,
1857 31st ST. NV.
~ne room, kitchen and bath, Apt 107. $40.
PARKWOOD.
1746 X ST. NV.
several apartments containing seven extra
urge rooms and bath, $125 TO S165.
THE M0STCLAIR,
1881 Belmont St. NV. Apt. 81.
rooms. porch and bath: available May I. SO
RUTLAND COURT.
1925 I7TH ST. NV.
One room. kitchen and hath, $50 and 500
TWO rooms, kitchen and bath, SO.
VAN COURTLANDT.
1417 BELMONT ST. NV.
riTN very large rooms, bath, porch and Bai!
PETWORTH GARDENS.
APT, Apt .Io 10 126 Webster ST. NV rooms and
Apt 5; 124 Webster st. NV, rooms and
THE BILTMoRE.
1910 RILTMoRE ST. NV.
Five rooms and bath. available May l. 500.
1861 GIRARD ST. NV.
Third floor. two very large rooms. kitchen
ALLAN =. WALKER & co: NC
sl3 18th ST. NV. MAIN $3.50.
326 Penna. Ave. Sc.
. rooms. bath. modern. unfurnished. 24e
COLORED.
Immediate possession s65 per month.
APPLEBY,
1913 st NV. Main 1871.
THE ROCKLEDGE,
o4J6 Goth st. Goth and Btmore SITS.
Eireproof elevator. One room and reception
hail. $40.
: rooms, kitchen. bath and recep. hall, $40.
Apply to resident manager.
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO., Inc,
1916 X st. Main 6i7.
FOUR AND FIVE ROOM AND BATH
APARTMENTS,
PETWORIH GARDENS,
I31 Webster st. NV. and two and six room
and bath apartments On Bancroft place w.
Prices, S62.j up.
APPLEBN,
I415 st. NV. Main 1891.
922 & S2S 18th ST. NV.
Central, downtown location
Two rooms, kitchenette and
bath, sos and SIS per month.
Remodeled, with oak floors.
Sanitas covered walls. Never
occupied. Large, bright rooms.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
H. L. RUST COMPANY.
912 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-22
TAKoMA PARK HoMES.

TAKOMA PARK H0MES.
Reduction of $1,000 for quick sale. extra
large bungalow, very deep lot; very easy
terms; one SO. cars. Fine old home. rooms,
heavy shade. acre garden land, d. C. side.
remodeled. ready to occupy. Can take good
lot or auto as part payment; terms. We
have some good buys just now. Dr.'s resi-
dence. handsome 10 rooms large lot, room for
cars, shade. D. C. side. Call 950s.
TAk0MA PARK REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1924-04-22
SALE-INVESTMENT PR0P'TY

2FAMILY FLAT AND GARAGES.
Live in one, balance pays for property; o
rooms: brick; rent, $40 each hat; white 10
caiity; near oth and SITS. s-w.: convenient to
downtown and government buildings. Only
s. 500; easy terms. 80 Bend bldg. Main 6e26
Evening star., 1924-04-22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNERS ARE FORCED TO SELL. IoR WILL
tradei subdivision of $50 good building
lots (23HlO1l in sc. section; city water and
sewera"e available. Phone Main 5s44
1910 7th S.W.-BUSINESS PROPERTY. FINE
store, Z rooms, hath; hot-uater heat, gas cleo
trlclty; immediate possession. See your own
broker or WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE EX-
CHANGE. INC. 10 l4th st. NV, Room 2fr3a
SMALL SUBURBAN HOME OR SMALL PAR
,el Of ground in NV wanted in exchange for
g.. 600 equity in H-fnmily fat in central NV
Address Roy 1870. Star office
Evening star., 1924-04-22
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

$500 DOWN AND S45 PER MONTH BUYS
this new 4-room and hath bungalow in nearby
Nd: cleo, pipeess furnace. sleeping porch;
corner lot Price $4,7J0 Call Mr.. Dubois
RQS
Evening star., 1924-04-22

5-RM BUNGALOW AND 33 ACRES OF FER
tile land near Washington; on Wash: & Bait.
boulevard and u. & 9. r. r. and blocks to
electric line; 81, 900. IRA X. GRUVER,
ErnokIand l. c Phone HyattsviIla 40 W. 2is
Evening star., 1924-04-22

:. w L-ONd IlOII.
good rms. b.: h.-w. floors. II you desire
an apt, inspect these
ROBERT L. MITCHELL CO..
Col. S19 l4th and Park I'd
Evening star., 1924-04-22

R0SEMOST, VA.
Only $500 cash win buy dandy little .
story cottage, ami. screened pcrches. fne
cellar, front and shTubbery: only - minutes
to city: good neighborhnod and great for chill
dren. For quck sale. 81, $50
LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER,
14o7 n Y. Ave Main 1885
See Mr.. CARVER Virginia Sales Dept
Evening star., 1924-04-22

go ROCK CIR. CHURCH RID. NW.-BEAU-
garage, 500.
Evening star., 1924-04-22
Beautiful Virginia Home.

BedutI1uI Virginia Home.
Phone Clarendon 290-J-2 or can at my resi-
dence for description price and terms of mod
ern residence on hill: splendid view, close to
schools, churches, stores, street cars and Co
lumbia pike bus line; large tract high. dry.
cool and healthy. Easy payments J. CLOYD
BYAES. Arlington Va. sTs
Evening star., 1924-04-22

so CASH. S55 MO. LARGER CASH PAY
ment will make monthly payment less)-2-
story groom and bath; ami. $500. 4
Allegheny ave. near Elm ave. Takoma Park
Col g4To-w
Evening star., 1924-04-22

fnzmed1ate possession, in frst-class building
oearable apartment Of five spacious rooms
sno oath: also large pantry, reception hall and
I0scn For inspection see ianitor. Lease
$3.50 per month until October /.
ALLAN Z. WALKER q Co. INC.
s1o lath St NV. Msir 2SQ0
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23

Miss Thelma Stacy, who was ope-
rated on at Birmingham Baptist hospi-
tai several weeks ago, will be able to
attend classes again soon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23

, without assistance from US of any sort
Suppose We did not go to him, knowing
already about the witches, about the
hesitation outside the kings door which
so exasperated his wife, and about the
credulities which upset him 50 at his
own banquet, let him into such flimsy
arrangement to get; rid of his foes by
means of a pair of needless hired
murderers. and finally depressed him
in his fight with MacDuff so that he
was pretty nearly licked before he
began.
We would surely not hang on. one
after another of his circuitOCs long
winded speeches. We would look past
him, to see who among his friends and
acquaintance had really been of suf-
ficient importance to justify a whole
play.
Not Whole Play
1t is true that we would light upon
the figure of Lady Macbeth. who is
of far greater significance than her
lord. But she isn't enough for a
whole play--and come to think of it.
it was precisely because Clare lanes
was not willing to let Lady Macbeth
fall into a second place that she made
rather a calamity of her Interpretation
in the Hackett production Miss
Eames understood Lady Macbeth. there
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23

Clarence Kelly of Talladega. alumnus
of 1923, was a recent visitor to the COL
lege and to fraternity brothers at the
Psi Delta home. -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
AXIS CLUB NOTES

One of the most vital meetings Of tbs
early spring of the Axis club win be
held on Monday, March 81. at the Tut
wiler hotel, The usual monthly funch-
con will take place and a number of inn
portant things will ht discussed.
At this time the president, Mrs. Erie
Pettus, will announce the nominating
committee for the annual election OF
officers. The election will take place
in April. .-.-. .~.... .. -.s
Mrs. W. L. Murdocks class. and taR
on current events, on Wednesday at the
club house was we'll ATTENDED and
greatly enjoyed. Each week these meet
ings are held and are always worth
while. y
On Monday, March a. until March
%, Mrs. Bettye Lyle Wilson will con-
duct a cooking school at the City mar
ket. corner of Third avenue and TWEEN
ty-third street, for the women of the
city as well as the Axis club. Mrs.
Wilson is one of the best known SOUTH
ern chefs and will demonstrate simple
as well as elaborate dishes each day
from to o'clock. The entire course
is free and all sorts of prizes and good
things will be given away. The cal ital
prize will be a kitchen cabinet. Seats
are being arranged in the rear of the
market and everybody is invited to at
tend. Mrs. Pettus has had this work
under charge and was ably assisted By
Mrs. f. d. Brown in securing many
Of the lovely prizes.
Mrs. Angus Taylor and her commit
tee from the educational department Of
the club. announce that they are pre-
pairing to conduct a dressmaking and
millinery class under the direction Of
the Auburn extension courses. If
enough women are interested. Those
wishing to enter these classes must
notify Mrs. Taylor at once as plans
must be perfected at eilce if this work
is taken up. -,
The Axis club kits are being sold at
a number of Hill stores throughout the
city and each member is supposed to
sell her share. 20 each. Any supplies
or informa ton needed on the subject
may be secured at the club house by
either phoning or calling by at any
time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23

Bains, w. III. Stubs, Polly Scokel, f.
r. Dawson, Spurgeon Brindley. A. L.
Bains, F.. H.. White, r. w. Shelton,
Esehol Darden.
Miss Scurlock,. national secretary of
the Y. w. G. A., arrived at the col
legt Saturday to, conduct training
class for cabinet members of the college
Y. W. G. A.. -.
Miss Thelma Stacy, who was ope-
rated on at Birmingham Baptist hospi-
tai several weeks. ago, will be able to
attend classes again soon. n
Clarence Kelly of Talladega. alumnus
of 1923, was recent visitor to the, col
lege and to fraternity brothers at the
Psi Delta home. -
Delta Gamma Sigma sorority mem
bers initiated their most recent pledges
on Wednesday night at the home Of
Miss Matte Lois Albert in Ensley.
The initiates were Misses Kelloray
Hill of Sulligent, Miss Katherin WIKI
ing of Birmingham and Miss Margaret
Cox Of birmingham.
Members Of the sorority are Misses
Miriam Thornton. Roberta Trechsel,
Kathleen Sloan, Ruth Wallace, Jap
Hendrix, Grace Pass. POGO Little,
Mabel Willoughby, Thelma Stacy. Nor
fleet Sudduth. Jewel Grasses. Willie
Hugh Kirk, Nellie Gibbs, Matte Lois
Albert. Evelyn Graves, Frances Nc
Neil, Jeanette Vaughn and Irma Par
sons.
The Zeta Omega sorority announces
the pledging of Miss Addie Lee Matti-
son of East Lake. Miss Mattison is
member of the sophomore class.
Mrs. III. J.. TholsOn of Boulder. Col,
national grand treasurer of the Delta
zeta sorority. was the guest of MEM
bers of the Zeta Ombera sorority the
past week. Mrs. TholsOn was enter
tanned at dinner with a theatre party.
Members of the sorority present were
Misses Mary Bum Gay; Doris Nader,
Daisy Hoover, Mary Elizabeth McPher-
son, Hazel Cobb. Frances Newman, Ar
nice Shelton, Elizabeth Sadler, Pauline
Ray, Addilee Mattison, Mildred Hay,
Elna Almgren, Mary Nellie Holly,
Aileene Gullahorn, also. Misses Beunie
Spinks and Mabel Hodges of the alumni
and Miss Sara Newsome, alumnus of
the Alpha Gamma chapter of Delta
Zeta OF the University of Alabama.
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her performance down by half Then
it will be quite exciting enough.
Mr.. Hackett will never change his
Macbeth. There is nothing for him to
change it to. without being reborn.
However. there is this to be said for
him: inasmuch as Verdi overlooked
Macbeth as a possibility for an opera,
Their is no reason why Hackett should
respect the oversight. He can sing
it if he wants to.
Sweet Seventeen" is charming
little play. full of a pleasant atmos-
phere of sOphistication. But it suf-
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The Action of Stuart's Calcium Waters
is Direct to the Skin Where, They
Work to Clear 1t and Remove
Facial Blemishes

Lots of girls are fashionably slim
and are pretty. all except a skin.
rashed with pimples. No face cream