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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-16
YEARS. PROGRAM ISSUED

A very interesting program has
been arranged by tho Cotur!e club
for the ensuing year. which viii be
as follows:
october l-Grsrtinga from The presi.
dent Reports from delegates to stat,
convention. Echoes nom the biennial
convention
October i5.-Ths pros and cons Of N,
eity.couuty consolidation plan. Mrs
Thomas Irving.
November Fine arts department.
Mrs william ThyuE.
November 2i.-Currcnt events AZ home.
Mrs. o. u Dadda Sterling Reed oduca-
tipn bill. Mrs. \ T. Lovstt.
December Parliamentary Procedure
department. Mrs. Sven Pearson.
January Communication form Of gov.
eminent. Mrs II. 4. 81 Bonuar. Dis.
ousslon.
January i6-welfare and elvics de-
partment. Mrs II. c. Drssalnr
February s.--fhts books. Mrs Z, ".
Hemingway. Book review. Mrs. II.
wsrde.
FEBRUARY so.-Homo economies. Mrs.
Harley Wells. Nomination OF officers
March Child labor legislation. Mrs.
g. O. Miller. Election Of officers
March 2O.--Educntlon department
April 7.--Cmrcnt events abroad. Mrs.
s. NJ. Carson New Immigration laws,
MrH. W Harry Richards.
ApIl l7.-MuHlcale, Mrs. Archibald
Wilson.
May Results OF presidential cleo
ton. Presidents Hppointocs. Il. c. Bret
land. Washington gossip. Mrs. U. O..
Cclloyham.
May i5.-Bnnquot
Mrs. H. IT, Mallott n president OF the
club. Mrs, = NJ Carson f. vice presi-
dent, Mrs Charles a. Ncwhall, recording
secretary. Miss Hilda Caches. CORE.
spending secretary; Mrs. L. W. Graham.
treasurer.
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W. c. T. U. CONVENTION
The mirty.ffth annual convention
Of the King County w. c. r. u. will
be held September rs and 10 at the
Green Lake Congregational church.
The program viii be as follows:
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
Morning
soo-MsstinE 81 official board
s.tg-MostinE Of executive COMMITTEES.
10 .po--opsninE OF convention BY Presi-
dsnt Mary l. stiiNeil.
Devotional service. Mira. violet
Titus
call eI-offiolo members.
Appointment OF committees. mia
crilAnsouH business.
1850 auperintsndsutH' hour
AmsficanlEatipn. Enil-narcotics.
HlbIo IN schools. child welfare.
Christian citizenship. ovAnEolib-
tic and Sabbath observance.
Music--Mfa. Gertrude Snyder.
leader
FaIrs and open air meetings.
flower mission and relief, gifts
and requests. Institutes, legisiA-
ton. medal contests
Music
iito- Memorial service. Mrs, Flora
Walker.
for luncheon.
Afternoon
i!so-convention called to order. Music,
Prayer.
i.Is-Presideut address. Report Of cor
responding secretary. Report OF
treasurer, Music.
$40 Superintendent reports. continued
Medical temperance. moral odu-
cation. musical director. parlih-
mrntary usage. press proportion
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ate and systematic giving. Music
'.iB-Prctcntation Of essay prizes and
report BY Nrs Anna Armor. In
PRODUCTION Of life members and
crusaders, Awarding OF prizes 10
local unions
3.io--Address. who Is Ny Nsighbor p
Mrs. CaHrca Orsborn.
Evening
s:sp-1upii.e dinner. Address Of well
como for The church. Rev, WI.
liam J. Elisdge. for the local
union. Mira Josephine Gilmore.
Response ~ Mr. w. T. Thomas.
Tabisau1 representing special fsa-
lures Of the work OF tho W. G. r.
T.. under leadership OF Mrs. JOY
Raamussen Special music
FRIDAY. sErTEMBEn 10
Morning
s:oo--Officiai board meeting.
sss0-Deyotlonai service, Mrs.. Mary De
Foe.
S:tg-Reading OF minutes.
io.0o-Report OF committee on ereden-
tials. Election Of officers.
i.:eo-Noontido prayer.
Afternoon
I;5o-Thsnk offering service. Mrs. Nina
MorhouH.
:soo-Rnports Of department work-oon-
tlnued. Prison reform. social
meetings, soldiers and sailors.
sunday schools. temperance and
missions. white Shield home.
Loyal Temperance Legion, Young
Peoples branch. Music.
s!5o-I,ocaI presidents reports Music.
a.o0--AddrsHs. Hon. W p. Lane
s:ao-Rcports Of commlttees-Unlty
circle.
Evening
7.so-Ceil 20 order by president. Song
service. led by Mrs, Gertrude sny-
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA irosoO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louse Raymond Owens
Assistant List Chosen for Tea: Sponsor
Large Dinner Party

Mrs, ALvER ROBINSON, MIS-
4Nl Gc0rEc A. Virtue, NB- Anna
Houlahan and Ms S. J. folmcs
VIII pour, and Mrs, Jack Foster
Mrs, samuel Cal5crhrad Mrs Sher
man Ellsworth. Mrs Carl knausen
berger Miss Katherine pc Frctst
Miss Elizabeth EltorJ. Miss Elo.sg
Virtue, Miss Helen Mount and Mis-
Helen Forvp viii assist az The tea
Mrs. Reginald Hcber Thomson ana
Miss Marion Thomson VIII siyo al
their home on Wednesday afternoon.
from Z until 6 o'clock
The affair win honor Mrs. RcEi
nald Hcbcr Thomson. Jr- % SaCra
mVnto, and Mrs Walter poTrr
ORANGES Thomsonl Of Spokane. who
after spending the summer as Mrs
Thomson's guests viii leave next
, week for their homes,
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Personal

sir and Mrs A. D. Gutter Of Chi
gago are the guests Of Ir and
Ma Roy Page Ballard
Mra r. s. Cook Of Portland o.
spending a fsw days with ST. and
Mrs Crgll Bacon
Mira A. A. Nicholson and small
daughter. Ada Jane, left last week
for a four months visit iu Chicago,
Mr. and Mira Robert T. Trobper
and daughters, Lois and Martha, u
Chicago, who are The guests Of Dr.
and Mrs W. 4 waldo. have pur-
chased a home az sI2 Shelby a.,
which they viii occupy about octo-
Der /,
Mrs Herbert W Roberts and son.
Jack Roberts. who have been visit
ing IN town for the past two
months. left last week FOR their
homo In New York city
Mrs Charles Claude Thompson o.
I.oa Angeles. who has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mra Roy Herbert
Case Tor short time. viii leave
this evening for her home.
Mrs Frank Preston left Tuesday
Tor Chicago and Detroit on a SIX
weeks visit
Mrs George Walker returned last
week from Occur d'Aiene. where she
spent the summer with her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr and Mra
Philip Woycrhnousrr
Mr. d Shelby Mllugun Is spend
Ing a week IN Vancouver. u. c.
Mrs A. s. Taylor. with her
mother Mira Ormsby. left sunday
hy motor for Vancouver. H. c. Mrs.
Taylor will be away for u few days.
but Mrs. ormsby win so on East
Tor a visit
Mr.. Prescott Scott. who has been
a guest az tho Hotel Washington
for two weeks. left today for his
homo In San Francisco.
Lieut. and Mrs. William Roy Mc.
Adam have returned from a trip 10
Vancouver. Il. c.
Miss Ruth MeRae. with Miss Ann
Moore and Miss Anhbcllo Leo OF
Everett spent tho week. end At Co.
polls beach.
Mr. Francis Lnklhtcr and Miss
Ruth Liuklhtcr o. Portland were
Tho guests Of Mr.. and Mira Cecil
Bacon over tho weekend.
Mrs c. c. o'Seil Of Gan Fran.
clsco Is tho guest OF her son and
dhughterln.law. Mt and Mrs. Ger.
aid o'SeiI.
Mr. and Mru Gilbert Black RI.
turned Monday from a short visit
In Portland.
Mrs. George W Fischer left 10.
day on fortnlEhru trip 10 San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mn. Chester LAtlmor
have returned from n motor trip
10 Portland.
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FloreRtine Fdubert
Is Bride

Mrs. Virginia Faubert announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Flor.
entine. TO Mr. Vincent Conley. son
Of Mr.. j. A. conley. all OF shelton.
The ceremony was performed on
Thursday. September II. az the
home OF the brides mother. In Shell.
ton.
Mrs. Conisy graduated from the
University OF Washington Inst June
and is a member OF the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority. For tho past four
years she has made her homo with
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Bordeaux.
air. and Mrs Conlsy will make
their home In Shelton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-16
EDUCATIONAL CLUB
ANNOUNCES PROGRAM

The Womans Educational club
announces as It's principal subject Of
study for the coming year tho vari.
Gus phases Of japanese life.
Following Is the program.
septembo 27,-status Of the American
Indian, Mrs +, <. Chamberlain
October ii,-Old age and disability
pensions. Mrs. ! L. McGraw.
October 25.-Thlrticth Anniversary
"Reminiscences
November Study Of Japanese his.
tory by members
November z2-Govornmont OF Japan
Immigration Mrs Harry g. wotham.
December l3.--JRpaueao music. Mrs
James Coylc and Miss Mildred Crnndeli.
January iO.-Japanopo Religion. Mrs.
Loue Bush.
January 2I.-Japaucso art Mrs Carl
5iebrand and Mrs Frank ". Read
February ii.=-Fhmily life In Japan,
Mrs W II, Smart
February 25.-Rociproory day.
March ii.-Jnpauoso gardens and
amuscments Mrs. II. J, Phillips.
March 2s.--industrlal conditions IN
japan, Mrs. Chamberlain.
April ii.-AnnuHi meeting.
April 25.-Bducutlonm System VI jap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-16
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMEN's COMMERCIAL CLUB

- = " = III =
The women's Commercial club
will have their next luncheon at the
Washington hotel Thursday. ssptem.
Der IS. nt noon.
Three OF the members will speak
on the subject. what Ny Business
Is Doing for Seattle" Mrs. Eliza
beth Harris viii also speak. Mrs
Harris IS member OF this organ.
lzation and was the delegate from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-16
Thrift Shop Service

The Queen Anne guild. with Mrs.
n. r. Bartlett and Mrs. A. r.
Meadowcroft. will be in charge at
the orthopedic Thrift shop wsdncs-
day. and the Madrona gund. with
Mrs. l.. r. Case and Mrs. Jules
Charbusau. viii be in charge on
Wednesday afternoon.
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announce Daughters
MARRIAGE

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth
Bryant announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Laurine Lee. 20 Mr..
Lewis Charles Lester. The service
was read By the Rev. Francis La
Fiolette Of the First " K. church.
at Vancouver. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester win make
their home in olympia, temporarily.
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No-HoSt Dinner VIII
Honor Visitor

Mr. and Mrs Thomas ]. Ateheson
are sponsoring a no-host dinner OF
twcnty-eisht covers this evening az
The willard. IN honor Of Mrs, Ar.
mold True usahcl Mcdonald %
Shanghai China. who Is visiting
relatives in town Tor a few months
before joining Lieut., True In
Florida.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-16
AUXILIARY no PIONEERS

woman's Auxiliary 10 the wash.
lngton State Pioneers association.
will hold election Of officers. Wed.
nesday September II. at Pioneer hall.
Madison park. Tho executive board
viii meet az 1870 a. m. followed BY n
basket picnic and business meeting
Members who have not presented
their quilt blocks for tho auxiliary
quilt are asked 10 DO 20 nj this meet.
Ing. as tho quilt can DO completed.
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Special Luncheon at
CoHeqe Club

'EuroPe's Need, Amrriea's op,
portunlty'' viii be the subject % an
address by DR. jeremiah w, jerks
Phi. D. research professor % soy.
eminent and public administration.
New York university. az a special
noon luncheon az the College club
on Thursday. September rs,
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Wedding Is Celebrated
Sunday Morning


Tho marriage 90 Miss Bcrulee 4
lorgcnscn, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Oscar lorgcnsen. 20 Mr.. Howard q
Townsend. son q Mr.. and Mrs. III.
mvr r. Townsend. was solemnissd
Sunday morning az ESQ o'clock. on
The shore % Lake Washington. near
me university grounds. with the
Rev O, +, kricger reading the double
ring service,
Miss Edna Townsend and Mr.. Icv.
crctt Townsend. sister ana brother
% the groom, were the attendants.
Before the ceremony Mis-. .. +.
kricscr sang Il Love You Truly. e
with harp accompaniment A wed.
ding breakfast followed the service
ai the home of the brides parents.
1T W. t9th 81
The bride d an accomplished mu.
sieian and olocutioniat. Tho groom
graduated from the University OF
Washington last June and Is a mem.
Der % beta Alpha psi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend will he al
home az Go y. 62nd 81. after octo.
her 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-16
Mrs. Burke Entertaining
at Tennis Club

To honor Mrs. Walter oakos. OF
New York city. who. after spending
the summer In town. Is leaving
shortly for her home. Mrs. Burke
will entertain with luncheon OF
thirty covers Thursday al the Ten.
mis- club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-16
EASTERN STAR CLUE

Eastern star club will have n
bridge for members wednesday.
September II. at p. m. al 1920 Ar
cado Square.
Tho club win sew for tho Light.
houSe for the Blind on Friday. Sep
tembcr 10. from II q. IN. 10 { .. IN.
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JOY Ita.UIlHsc
Contestants for gold msdsl-Miss Siyr-
tie GenunE. Mas Mildred cuip, Miss
Josephine Gilmore. Miss Hlida Beck and
Miss Anabelie DegneT.
For grand gold nedal--Miss Grace
Rsmy Mrs. J. w Been, Mrs. W. II.
Cloud. Mrs. y D. nm, airs. b. Z. Ces4ei
Lodging and breakfast will be fur
nlshcd TO out-of-town delegates.
Luncheon will be furnished each day
OF the convention by the ladies OF the
church. Price twenty five cents per
plate.
Jubilee dinner Thursday evening at
csz0
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IONA SOCIAL CLUB

tonia Social club viii meet Wed.
nesday. September II. at . O'Clock p.
m. az the Masonic temple whist.
All Eastern stars and friends arc
invited
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woMEN's BAPTIST
MISSIONARY UNION

The womcn's Baptist Missionary
union will hold an executive board
meeting on wednesday. September
~. on the sixth floor. al the Y. W.
c. A.
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SOCIAL AND
CHARITABLE CLUB

ladies' Social and Charitable club.
"Freja.' Will give a benefit card
party Wednesday evening. septcm.
Der II. at $50 o'clock at Swedish
club hall.
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Mrs. MEXICAN Hostess
"a LNncheon

Mrs. Alexander McEwan viii be
hostess at luncheon Friday afternoon
at her home AZ the Country club In
honor OF Mrs Francis n. Browuell.
who viii leave Saturday for her
home in New York.
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Seattle when tho International Aas0-
citation % Poliecwomcn met Ia To
routo june % 20 July 2. in confer.
cnco on social welfare Mira Harris
will give report Of tho convention.
Mrs. Thco c. Cricr Will give a
vocal selection. accompanied BY Mr..
sidney Jones
In tho absence Of the president.
Mrs. George r. Green. tho vice prosl.
dent. Mrs. S. Pearson. viii offlciatc.
DAUGHTERS or ST. GEORGE
Daughters OF 81 George win meet
In NJ y 4. y hsli. 'Frprz,ay. s@s-
tcnber IS az i1o o'clock.
SEATTLE POST NO. Is.
Tho American Legion auxiliary
20 Seattle Post no is viii hold a
silver tea on Friday. September 10.
1880 p, m. AZ i,s oiubrooms In tho
New Arctic hotel. with Mrs. J. b.
Halliday and Mrs Harold Halliday
as hostesscH.
wQMAN's CITY CLUB
Som8ns city club will meet
THURSDAY. September IS. NJ noon In
81 avcB' cafeteria. Sir. Eugene
Mcacham. divorce proctor from tho
district attorneys office. win speak
on THE Divorce Law as Il Affects
Seattle"
SILVER TEA
Circle :. OF Greenwood Park Pres.
bytcEian church. viii give q silver
tea rhuroday. September Is. az gao
ID, nj ut tho church. Program.
suzbAH TEMPLE.
NO. DO
Mitpah temple. No. 90. Pythian
Sisters. WIN give curf parry Thurs
day evening. September IS. at
O'Clock. at It's hall. 47i9 Univcr.
sity way. Public invited.
SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club viii meet
Friday. September 10. at IL o'clock.
with Mrs. Louise Young. 1891 4eth
ave. s.. corner Of Kenyon st. Take
Rainier Valley car.
LADIES OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies OF the Golden North
win give a card party Friday. Sep
tembcr 10. at p. m. at 1921
First ave. All Alaskuns and their
frlnna. Ir..LAlL
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LADIES OF THE
r.L.r -. na.-rr.rrr

The Ladies OF the Golden North
viii give n card party Friday Sep.
TENDER 10. at p. m. at 1921
First ave. All Aiaskans and their
friends invited.
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IN. Mrs. = q Cauffuan
May 9-Discussion luncheon.
May si-Bsport - rehabilitation com.
migtrs. Mrs -. Ruth pahnksn.
June ta-=rsaro movement
June s7.-=AnHuni picnic,
Mrs y. y Clark Il president Of the
club and tho other officers are rrs
" r. Chamberlain, vice president: Miss
Isabel HsiHich. recording secretary: Mrs,
Prank y Read. treasurer; Mrs ). v. Nc.
Grew. corresponding secretary. and Mrs
H. J. ncskis. building hoard trustee
SCANDINAVIAN FRATERNITY
CARD PARTY
Tho scandinavian Fraternity Of
America will start their winter series
Of card parties and entertainments
Sunday. September 2ist. at $50 p. IN.
Program and music by Hagstcd' n
orchestra nj y. m. az X. +. hail.
Third ave. and Virginia ~. All
members and their friends invited.
CARD PARTY
Tho Young ladies' sodality will
hold card party on Thursday.
September 18th. at $50. Numerous
favors. Refreshments served.
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LADY EAGLEs1 CLuR

Lady Eagles club will meet Wed
ncstiay. September II, at i9zsis
First ave. Luncheon az o'clock.
followed ~ a business meeting,
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
MOUNT BAKER
LUNCHEON CLUB

The Mount Baker Luncheon club
VIII meet az the clubhouse. wodncs.
day. September Z. Luncheon at /
o'clock. followed BY bridge. The
hostcsscs VII! DC Mira II. u, Austin.
chairman Mrs W. II. Anderson.
Mrs, c, \. Brown and Mrs. NJ. Mal.
kan.
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SEXTON rR1ENnsH1p CLUE

Sexton Friendship club viii meet
Friday. September 10. at IL o'clock.
with Mrs. Louise Young. 1891 18th
ave. s., corner Of Kenyon 81. Take
Rainier Valley car.
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der: prayer. Mrs. Violet Titus
medal contests. In charge OF Mrs.
Inv Tawfutrsa.r
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slrZpAH TEMPLE.
NO. lgO

Mitpah temple. No, 90. Pythian
SiEtefs. WIN give curi parry Thurs
day evening. September Is. at .
O'Clock. at It's hall. 47i9 Unlycr.
sity way. Public invited.
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Mrs. Leon Fouts, ss5 Dakota ST., says:

Every time l stopped. sharp catches
seized me In the small OF the back and |
could hardly get up or down. for the
pains only dug in deeper. My back was
sore and never rested we'll at night.
Dizziness was common, too. and my kid
neys didn't act right | felt weak and
all down. Doan's Pills, from the
South Seattle Drug Store. drove the
trouble from me and the cure has lasted"
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SEATTLE posi- 30. 1s
woMAN.s CITY CLUE
suNER TEA

SILVER TEA
Circle :, OF Greenwood Park Pres.
bytcFian church. VIII give q silver
tea phuraday. September IS. az 250
ID. nj. nj tho church Program.
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Mra. George ". Fischer left 20.
day on a fortnlEht's trip 10 san
Francisco.
Mr. and Mn. Chester Latlmcr
have returned from n motor trip
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c. IL. Mooers, stock raiser, 1921 East
lake Ave, Capitol Hill, says:

MY kidneys got out Of order and acted
so often that there wasn't a night l
didn't have TO get up to pass the secre-
lions which were scant and contained a
heavy sediment My back hurt me, too
and sharp, stabbing pains cut across the
small OF my back so j could barely get
up or down. Two boxes of Doans Pills
drove the trouble from me and the cure
has been lasting"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
PLAN TO BOOST
MARKET FUNDS
Council to Consider New
Use of Rentals.

An ordinance providing that funds
derived from renting stands at the
city market amounting to nearly
$40, 900 a year, be returned to the
market maintenance fund will be
introduced at the next meeting of
the city council, it was Indicated to-
day.
Market investigation committees
Of the city council and board of
works met jointly Wednesday and
made the recommendation following
discussion of a repair program at
the market costing nearly 100000
AT present. rental from stands goes
to the city general fund.
Committee members pointed out
this plan will enable the market to
build up a surplus whereby it will
be self-supporting and eventually
start fund for a new city market
house.
The Indianapolis Housewives
League for years has urged that the
fees go to market upkeep.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
AUTO INCREASING
MENACE TO LIFE,
STATISTICS SHOW
Deaths Increase in City and
State. According to
u. S. Figures.

The automobile as an everin-
creasing menace to life is shown in
figures given out today by the
United States Department Of Com
merce, washington, D. c.
In Indiana, for instance. number
Of deaths from motor accidents in
creased from III in 1918 to 43S in
1928. This was an increase in the
motor death rate for 100000 popula-
ton. from 81 per cent to IA per
cent. The automobile caused 1877
deaths in 1919: 24S, in 1920; 266. in
1921; 800, in 1922.
In Indianapolis, a similar increase
is shown, from twenty-seven, in
1918, to fifty-three, in 1923. This is
exclusive Of deaths caused by motor
c. cles. After holding deaths down
TO twenty-six in 1919, the city
allowed them TO grow to thirty-six in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
POLICE SEEK :
MISSING PERSONS
Inmate of Girls School Re-
ported Escaped,

Police have five persons on their
missing list torawhich an intensified
search is being made. One is a girl
who escaped from the Indiana Girls
School at ClerTnort, Ind.
Maggie Robertson. 16. who has
blue eyes, and red bobbed hair, and
who was wearing blue Bingham
dress, escaped from the school, ac-
cordinS to the matron.
August Wacker, II, is missing
from his nome at 1915 S. Capitol
Ave He is dark complexioned, has
brown eyes and was wearing dark
clothing and a brown cap.
howard Galley, 2206 Ashland Ave,
reports his son, Carl Galley, %. miss.
ing. He has brown eyes and hair
and is tall. He was wearing dark
clothing.
Miss Lizzie Hall. Il, colored, 1922
Aqueduct St. and Miss Georgia Tay-
Tor. Is. colored. 1447 Kappes St.
were reported absent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
YOUTH THWARTS
SW|NDLER'S PLAN
Forger Escapes, but Not
With Money,

A clever swfndler was thwarted in
plans to obtain 1912 from an Indian
apolis merchant by Arthur Cleve-
land, 16, detectives said today.
A well-dressed man won approval
Of w. II Barr, shoe dealer at 404 E.
Washington St, Of plan of mer-
camille protection. The man obtained
a blank piece of statement station
cry, an envelope, a blank check and
Bars signature on a piece of paper.
Later he forged a check for 1872,
according to Detective Captain
Fred Simon. Then, on Bars sta
tionery, he wrote a note to the bank
teller asking the money in ten and
twenty-dollar bills.
He asked Cleveland to take the
note to the e. Washington State
Bank, 458 f Washington ST. The
youth told the teller, Lee Welker, he
thought the affair was queer. Wei
ker sent a bank attache with Cleve-
land, but when they reached the
place, the man was gone.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
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