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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-20


Baltimore.-Four scientists from the
Johns Hopkins Medical School left
Baltimore to spend three months in
Nicaragua in search Of rare animal
specimens. They expect to return
with skulls of monkeys. including the
bowler. The party includes DR.. Adolph
H. Schultz, research associate of the
Carnegie Institute laboratory at Hop
kins; DR.. Frank + Snyder, fellow Of
the Carnegie Institute; DR. George B.
Wislocki, associate professor of anat-
omy, and o. o. Heard, a technician
who will act as official photographer
They expect to spend the rainy season
in the jungles of Nicaragua.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-20
COOLIDGE AND
DAWES NAMED
AS C. TICKET
Cheering Sweeps the Republican
Host as Vote Is Announced
loss for President, "a for
La Toilette, 10 for Johnson.
vICE-PRESIDEHT NAMED
AFTER L0WDEN DECLINES


Gets ss2Is to 2341a for Hoover or
Opening Of Night sessIon-esther
ing AdJourns After Witnessing as
Thrilling a Climax as Ever Occurred
In a National Political Convention
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT
CALVIN COOLIDGE
OF Massachusetts,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
CHARLES C. DAWES
OF Illinois
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-20

Frostburg. - Dr. and Mrs. A. X.
Walker have sold a portion of their
lot abutting on Water street to Mrs.
Mollie Hamill. The sale has re-
duced the size of the Walker flower
garden, which in past years has been
the admiration Of the entire commu-
nifty. One hundred OF the perennial
plants in the garden have been taken
up and sent to Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, Baltimore, as gift to the in
stitution from Mrs. Walker.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-20

Rockville. - The annual commu-
nifty day was observed at the public
school at Avery. Many OF the pa
irons and other residents OF the
neighborhood attended and inspected
the work of the pupils. A flag rails
ing was a feature In the evening
an old-time dance was held Mrs
Thomas Barnsley, principal Of the
school, was in charge of the arrange
ments.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-06-20

Annapolis.-A drastic cut in the
force OF civilian instructors at the
Naval Academy was announced. Four
teen instructors were informed they
would not be retained Admiral Henry
B. Wilson. superintendent Of the
Academy. said II others would be
dropped later He explained the cut
was necessary. owing TO the reduction
Of the appropriations for the Academy
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Maryland
State Briefs

Frederick Making its first land
ing in a field near Walkersville,
where U. S. Army maneuvering is in
progress, an aeroplane with two ay-
ers from Boiling Field was wrecked
when one OF the wheels burst upon
striking the ground. The machine
turned over several times. The oc-
cupants escaped injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Service at
OrthODedic Shops

Mrs W a. Banr viii Be hostess
Tor 81 MarEarrts Guild Of st.
Marks church on Thursday az the
Orthoprdic lunch room. .it Columbia
a. Assisting viii b. Mn ,, II. GaY
ney Mrs Fred HarlUw. Mrs. Hugh
Purcell. Mr. 4. " Ross. Nlru. Ethel
Stewart. Mrs. Jackson. Mr. Ralph
jenkins. Mrs. J o. Adams. Mrs. II. W.
Condor Mrs Ire Baker. Mra. u NJ
McEacherau. Mrs Norman l.. Bur.
ton and Mrs. Earl Dc Vcuve.
Hsnton Hlll Guild. with Mrs T. II
Susky and Mrs, John c. wairous
viii have charge AZ the Thrift shop
In the morning. and Endolyn Faunt.
leroy Auxiliary with Mrs. David T.
Young and Mrs y. l. Bartells IN
The afternoon.
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Thursday Musical Club

The Thursday Musical club viii b,
entertained this week by MIR Emil
Jarvis and Mrs Elmer c. Green al
che home ug Mrs. Jarvis. Bl7 IGh
ave a. Miss Gladys wheeler and
Mg D. w Goodhuc win lead tho
discussion CA tho most famous lis.
ing composers Of Europe and Amer
lea.
The following program win De- pre-
scutcd at i1o o'clock
Vocal saurtuar4H III F8rrs
Aiys LaTgFrtst Efau
Plane, 'Eraaea - spring ....... TriuI
An EFFuirE with Chopin ... Whrra
Mrr. d. A. Pratt
Nialin. IA uitnhA+. ........... Krsfsi-f
'aefsnads- ...t......... cssrzunsy
Mrs. F0trett Smith
Voice PLEADING ..........s...... Eirar
Mrs. Morgan Jahrs5n
Piano, In tbs Temple - MrmrhiaF
sHr-sssa .ss.rf.s ...,tttt-f atIru Scott
'R0mancs" ....r............ sitsiIua
Mis- rarmsB Trgd
Voice. Two Thaurhia- ....s.,.....
ssrsrar..aarrs- r.r.s Iarf1Hs Ronald
q Came villa a song" ...r IA rurEa
Miss RUDY Ossun
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woNlANs CITY cLuB

Tho regular meeting o, tho Won
ans city club will be hold ThurB.
day. November 20. ai noon. ~ Moves
cafeteria Election ~ utu mrmbsru
20 the board Of directors viii take
place
on the lt' Tor Reelection Hrr Mrs.
Frederic Buell.. the president 81 tho
club Nm Elmer WBldron. STR. W.
T. Tlrnhart. Aigs George r bal
ton. Mra, = X Brown. Or NJ Nc.
Kay Palmer. AffF william ~ Utter.
Mrs Norman Compton. Mm, NJ.
Elias. Mrs. n n Stone. Mru Donald
McClCllhud. Mrr May Avery Wi.
klna. Mrs Sven Pearson. Mra. Eva
Godfrey. Mrs Cnssra Arrhorne. Tho
nominating committee Odds those
names 20 tho eligible list. Mrs. Pearl
CaEo BlouEh. Miss Marion Southland.
Mru, Adelaide Pollock. Mrs W. =.
Henry. Mrs Carl siehmnd. Mrs chi.
sin RuEElea. Mrs r. 7. Colyllle,
Mrs. \. J Irvine. Mrs. Lillian Win.
cent. Mics Susan Holman. MrB John
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallster Telephone MA 10000
ASsistant-Frsnees Oldham
Muso-LouiSe Raymond Owens
Fifty Chb Opens Winter Dance Series
Tonight; Brido-eIect to Be Complimented

THIS evening az the Seattle Yacht
i CLUB ths F1g club vHl sisr tho
first ~ its Water series 90 dancing
PARTIES Thr dates faE thr remainder
~ me series are December s. Iauu-
AIRY r. FEBRUARY m ana March H.
The committee in rhBrEt iarluds
Mt and Mrs Prank Eiveu Cav
Afr and Mrs Roy KInnrar. Mr.. ana
Mrs Bruce shorts AIR and Mrs
HEuy C1s and Mr ana Mrs Victor
Eabel
Preceding the affair Mr. and Mrs
Ernst 4. Skesl win entertain twenty
four gursis az dinner AZ their homo
and Mr. and Mrs Robert NgNug-
and viii b. hosts al their home az
e dinner q ten covers
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Announce Daughters
Enhancement

Mr.. and Mr. benjamin orie1 m.
uounce the enlargement Of their
daughter. Pauline TO Or. Harry
Niatzkind. son OF Mr. and Mrs sam.
uei Matzkind OF Aberdeen.
In honor Of their daughter and her
fiancs. Mr.. and Mrs Ordeli viii have
a reception on Sunday afternoon. No
vcmbcr 20. from until s. O'Clock.
~ their home. 1918 +. jefferson ~.
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REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING
Gadiss' Auxiliary No ~. Of tho
~. A. ~ T.. and &. r. viii hold lfH
regular business meeting Thursday.
November 20. az p. M Ia tho PRO
Erruiyo women'a Cluhroom8, 1915
FInt ave Member arc asked 60
bring lunch az ~ o'clock. coffee
viii be served
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ANNUAL BAZAAR AND
DINNER

Tho womnn's auxiliary Of All
Saints church will hold their annual
hnzanr and dinner on Friday. Novcm.
Der q. At tho Lakeside clubhouse.
Tho baznar VIII open NJ p. m. and
dinner will be served from TO S p.
m. followed by dancing.
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AUTO PARK STILL POPULAR

wENATCHEE. Nov. i9.-From
two TO ten parties OF auto tourists
sim are using the motor camp
grounds every day. tho caretnkcr
reports. Since tho park officially
closed. on October l5, more than
$50 cars have used IL.
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Sunday Night Slippers
at Tennis Club

Tho Tennis club II arranging a
series Of Sunday night suppcrs. with
the first 20 be given on Soycm.
Der "a
Mrs, Ira Bawn GiDrtruHc Smith
viii render vocal numbers. accom-.
panied By Mrs. A. Rookie Robertson
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

nESEF1T CARD PARTY
Tho ladies' club. Of Hcrrl eonrrc.
cation. viii Fivo n benefit card
party ~ tho home Of Mrs. Vein.
sr, aFi 18th ave. on Monday. No,
ycmbcr -. NJ p. m. Mcmberu and
friends invited.
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sENToN rRlENpsHp cLuR

Sexton Friendship club viii meet
Friday November a. at IL o'clock.
AZ tho homo OF Miss Emma Lincoln.
1923 Queen Anne ave. Take L. Queen
Anne car and set Off at Crockett st.
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Holiday Dance for
YOUNGER Set

Mrs- Ida Schroeder viii entertain
with a dance Christmas night NJ the
Tennis club IN compliment 20 her
granddaughter Miss Helen Aims
worth, who viii be home from Miss
Ransome's school az Piedmont FOR
the holidays. scycntytvc members
OF the younger set win BE- invited.
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AtFIIA CLUB

Alpha club viii NEE, Thursday.
November 20. with Mrs William n
Oliver. 1854 goth ave ~ Luncheon
~ 1910 sharp Program. roll call.
Thanksgiving items. talk on Travel
Ia Russia BY Mr NJ A. Ross. talk
on Literature ~ Russia. by Mv
w. G. Cutler
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Miss nHs Fischer has ind-nnItsi,
postponed rrr luncheon planned o.
Friday afternoon Hr her home %
honor 0J Miss claire stolttubrrs
uvmE ta cas- arath ri nor Strand.
ufhrr Nr A. ~ Jackson n san
FIuula1H
Mr Gr5r-c IS Fischer ana son
Mr. AiaFn Fischer lefJ rueztay f1r
California to attend tHr funeral
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
HoMEcooKED DINNER

Nina Fry tent No. IL. Daughters
% Veterans. viii serve home
cooked dinner Thursday, November
20. al s O'Clock, In Veterans hall,
Armory a bazaar and military whist
party will DO held at SIS o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
WOODLAND REEEKAU
AUXILIARY

woodland Eebckah auxiliary win
have a bazaar IN o4d TcIlows temple.
Fremont Thursday afternoon a. 2
o'clock. continuing thruout the oven.
lnF a chicken dinner win BE- served
from $40 10 O'Clock, Dancing will
conclude tho festivities
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Dinner for Visitor

Mr. and Mrs Hush Purcell enter
u'uei with a dinner 20 eight covers
at their home en- Monday evening m
honor " Mr. Robert Mariiudale 81
San Francisco who b. making "a
short visit n town on his way a.
H York
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Enteriaills al Dinner

Mrs EghFT HoHrr. Dr.. enter
fa.nr1 AZ dinner 0n Saturday q, o..
ius iu compliment Ca Miss Phyllis
VIM ana her nancg. Mr b. Willard
Ice whose marriage viii take place
November 81
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Bridge VIII Honor
Mss Pratt

Mrs A. A. Trvmpcr and Mrs
Frederick n. LAngdon viii entertain
az briiEe on Tuesday afternoon.
November IS, az Mrs TrcmpErs
home, in honor OF Miss Ruth Pratt
whose engagement 90 Dr. EIgin
Eggrpr Marion was recently am
n0uucrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

MisrHa Eimau. world famous sio.
linirt viii bs heard here in concert
"Wednesday evening December 3. or
the Masonic temple. Critics iu EVEN
city iu America have termed him
greatest ''mast popular" most
astounding" colossal" Trrhnir.
temperament, intelligence. artistry.
mu1leiaushlp arc an combined iu his
work A. the Cleveland News says.
"He u one o. the most popular and
The reason for h. Oh that Elmau
touches the hearts OF everyone. Ilo
plays from hi1 heart aH well aa from
Die head. ana DIS heart "a generous"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW GLASS

Robert parliamentary law class
will meet at tho Y. w. G. a. Thurs.
day November 20. at 1890 p. m, Mrs.
ELLA CudIheo. parliamontarlan Sub.
Joct lesson, Voting and Elections. E"
Tho class in public speaking, Mrs.
Harriet saundorson. teacher. will
have for It's lesson. 'Toasts."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

VERSE WRITER'S CLUB
Seattle Verse wnifrs' club viii
meet Thursday. November CO. AZ
$3.50 3. 90, az tho Y. ~ G. A. For
Information call ca fnd-5zs7. Poem
contests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
LEAGUE or WOMEN VOTERS
TO HOLD CONVENTION

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
TO HOLD CONVENTION
The NTH annual convention of the
League of Women Voters In the
State o. Washington viii b. held az
the Frye hotel Friday November "a,
beginning 90 1890 o.. m. Two i'm.
poriaut addresses. one by repre-.
sentative from the national child Ia.
bor committee and the other by a
representative Of tho national coun.
eli FOR the prevention Of war. viii
be- made following the regular order
of business, which viii include the
election ~ state officer
Mn Walter Alden Sh0ckley. ma
tionll regional director for the pn.
cinc states. who Do returning from
the mldswlntcr executive board meet.
Ing u tho league In Washington.
ID. C., viii arrive IN town Thursday
20 attend tho convention She viii
he accompanied b. another national
league officer. In honor Of these
two guests a dinner will De given al
the Frye hotel Friday -.ra az Z
O'Clock, 10 which an women who are
interested are invited.
The theme for addresses az the
dinner will DO "Womcn's Influence
IN Government" Responses will be
made by Representatives from tho
various leagues OF tho state. Fol,
lowing tho dinner the main address
o. the convention will be given by
a member % tho national child labor
committee.
Reservations for tho dinner may be-
made with Mrs. Helen ~ Stevens.
Ma In gas9.
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Entertaining for
Irish Poet

Mr.. and Mrs Edsar Amrs win b.
hosts at an informal supper az their
home s1turday evening Iu honor %
sslhal oHryue the IRISH uoef
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Entertain at Cards

Dr. and Mrs + ]. Pierce enter.
tanned thlrty.siN guests AZ cards on
Saturday evening at their home
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day sewing articles FOR the Christ
mas 1Is which the auxiliary plans
10 hold early next month A ught
luncheon wiz be- provided by tho
huHifues. MrH Jennie Caw and
Mr George D. Foster
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WOnen's Clubs

1AJdti Eth5 Df 81 bEDfslfE
Daughters Of 81. George viii meet
Thursday. November 20. at 80
o'clock. in ". z. y. a. hall.
LEsCHI PIT. 4.
Lcschl PIT. a. will hold It's reg.
ular meeting Thursday evening. No.
vember 20. al the Leschi school. Mrs.
Ellen r. Dabney. director Of home
economies. VIII speak on Relation
Of the Home TO the School"
GREEN LAKE PIT. A.
Green Lake PIT a. will meet
Thursday. November 20. at s p. M
in the lower hall Of tho school
building. An educational program.
n Symposium on English" will be
featured. Teachers will bo in their
rooms 20 meet the parents and the
regular class work viii be displayed.
Refreshments
CARD PARTY
sororia. University OF Washing
ton, win give a card party Thurs
day. November 20, from 10 5
o'clock. at the home Of Mrs. Frank
n. Fowler. 400 18th ave ". L.
The proceeds viii be used to further
attendance Of mature wonen AT
American universities.
wOMEN's COMMERCIAL CLUB
The Women's Commercial club
will hold It's last luncheon of 1924
on Thursday, November 90 NJ the
Waldorf hotel Honey and Potato
week" viii be featured. Mrs. Fam
ora Cauffman will speak on Honey
and Mrs. Dorothy simontou Wei
bonn on 'Potatoes" Miss Nell Raw
son will contribute vocal number
and Mr. Frank Slide will talk on
Are You an Asset or a Liability"
FINE ARTS STUDY CLUB
The music department Of the Fine
Arts Study club will meet at the
home u Mrs. John j. Doherty, 1885
41st ave. s. w, Thursday, November
20. at 10 n. m. Mrs a. l.. McKoown
viii have charge Of the lesson. Voice
Composers" and Mrs. Il. @. johnson
viii give a talk on the opera, Lucia
III Lammermoor."
ELITE REBEKAH LODGE
Elite Rebekah lodge will meet
Thursday. November 20, nt p. m,
with Mrs. Edward GaWt. 3317 35th
ave. 8. Cards
BRITISH CLUBS DANCE
The British clubs dancing party
on Thursday evening. November 20.
Mt ChrlBtensen's hall, will be under
the auspices Of the Canadian club.
All Canadians and their friends in.
vlted TO attend.
ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS
Robert parliamentary law class
will meet at tho Y. W. G. a. Thurs.
day, November 20. at 1870 y. m. Mrs.
ella CudIheo. parliamontorlan Sub.
ject lesson, Voting and Elections. 4"
Tho class in public speaking, Mrs.
Harriet snundorgon, teacher. will
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Informal Luncheon and
Thedter Pdrtv

In compliment 20 Miss Ruth Pratt.
whose engagement 20 Or. Etwiu Eu.
rsua Marion wns recently announced
Mrs, ". T. Wells viii entertain with
an Informal luncheon az the Hotel
Sorrento on Thursday afternoon and
later with an Orphcum party
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LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

ladies Of tho Golden North will
Eivc a card party Friday. November
81. AZ s p. m, al 1875 First ave.
Alahknns and friends welcome.
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ANNUAL ELECTION

Companion Court. Red Clover. 50.
$50, / o. r., VIII hold ltH annual
election q officers Thursday evening,
November 20, a. s o'clock. iu 4. o,
q, " hail, 1909 Ninth ave. Clara
T.. Almqulsi, chief ranger, urges an
members 20 attend.
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Make a Test of koIor.Bak Today

People everywhere praise Kolor-
Bak for its remarkable power to
Danish grayness. The results are
really astonishing, for no matter
what the original shade was, it
quickly reappears when this clean,
colorless liquid is used.
According to scientists, grayness
comes when age, illness, shock or
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Personal

Sir 80 aIru. j.. II Gray aim leave
rHaraaayf1r Southern caufama. o.
pend The winter
SIR Hnf Mu. Archibald Do Voc.
aIFb ihrir daughter Af- Betty De
Nur and Mrr Katherine Unlock viii
$50 fu Victoria u. A.. ru tHr 1sth o.
pend tbe week end. on December
MIHs NIuiara ulu leave Cor Middle
Con, Conn, where che wlfI Wait her
uncle ana aunt ST. ana Mr g.
Harris Warner. far a year
ia. ana Mra ". IS. Percy aurH
today on the WGhrgu.na from san
Francisco for Honolulu
Mra George d. usrrnErrk return
rI last week from orient wash
Rbsre sho spent che summer
SIR and Sire George % Lane lem
recently Tor San desc. 20 spend the
winter
Mrs J. 81 Cliss. who has been
{ visiting her Hau-iu-law and dauFh-
Ger, Mr and Mrs J Irving Colwell
Tor several weeks. has returned 20
her homo in Aliadsua. Cal
Mrz Miller Freeman returned last
week from a tive weeks trip 90 New
York and Washington. - G.
Mis MurIrl hinder returned Mon,
day from weeks visit iu Portland
Mr and Sire Walter Tiffany have
returned from a trip 90 California.
Mr- = a. osbornsou q Oak Park.
|lUr o. q Euest Ht the Hotel Wash.
.nrton this week
AFR and Mrs Niles TrammrIl uIl
leave Iu December for California %
make their home
Donald Merhcrson. Mrr. Robert Enc.
sron MH Carrie Groesbsrk. Alrr
Katherine Finch and Mr u a.
s'Fyker.
SIR vivian Carkeck viii give Tho
fhird talk N his series on County and
city Merger Planning. before the
members n The classes ia Municipal
Citizenship in the Terminal Eales
building. M 1910 O'Clock.
I ANNUAL ELECTION
/ Companion Court. Red Clover. 80
. $50, I q. D.. VIII hold &c. annual
election Of officers Thurrday evening.
| November 20. a. s O'Clock. IN a. o.
| q, " hall 1909 Ninth ave. Clara
T.. AlmqulFt, chief ranger, urges an
members 20 attend.
MOTHERS CLUB HUMMAGE
SALE
Beta Theta ~ Mothcrr' club viii
hold a rummaEr sale Thursday and
| Friday. November 20 and 2i. NJ 407
Union 81.
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ANNUAL BAZAAR

The ladies' Aid society OF the
Phlnney Ridge Lutheran church
will have It's annual bazaar on Fri.
day evening. November u. at 10th
and Phlnney ave.
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nR1T1sH cLuBs, pANcE

The British clubs dnncinE party
on Thursday evening, November 20.
ut ChriBtensen's hall, will be under
the auspices Of the Canadian club.
All Canadians and their friends in.
vltnd 70 attend.
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MOTHERS CLUB RUNMAGE
SALE
Beta Theta ri Mo,hcrr' club viii
hold "A rummagr sale Thursday and
Friday. November 20 and a.. NJ A07
Union 81.
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YOUNGsTOwN Pr. a.

INI NF0INW " IL =
Youngstown PIT A. will give a
silver tea Thursday afternoon. No.
vcmbsr 20. az tho homo Of Mrs
Arthur Hrth. 1876 goth ave. s W
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COLAlAN ~ a

Mrs John O. Matthews. preaIdsn,
q Seattle Council. PIT A.. and
Miss sh1twcIi. librarian al tho Yes,
Ter way branch. viii speak NJ ths
meeting Of Colman PIT A, on
Thursday. November 20. ~ ?. m,
IN room rs. Refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

If your hair has turned or is
turning, do what thousands of
Others have done - let Kolor-Bak
make your grayness a thing of the
past No need to supply samples Of
your hair as this one clean, color
less liquid is effective on any gray
hair. Just ask for a bottle of
Kolor-Bak. Moneyreturnedinstantly
if desired results do not appear.
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FINE ARTS STUDY CLUB
ET,ITr pEBEKAu LODGE

ELITE REBEKAH LODGE
Elite Rebekah lodge will meet
Thursday. November 20, nt 3 p. m,
with Mrs Edward Gault. 1917 35th
ave. 8. Cards.
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SEATTLE POST
40 90

'.Arah . A-ta a fFAf
No. Is
Ma1l.-H Of tho American Legion
oUsH 90 Seattle post. No. IS.
w.ll 20. i05 f. seth st, on Fri.
day November Il. 10 spend the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

out-no dyed" or streaked appear
ance. Results appear quickly -often
in week. Kolor-Bak is the most
satisfactory substitute for the nat
ural augmentation. 1t also removes
dandruf, stops itching of the scalp
and keeps the hair from falling out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

illness, shock or
disease causes a
lack in the nor
NAL supply of
coloring matter
furnished to the
hair but what
ever the cause,
Kolor-Bak soon
brings back the
former shade,
and the shade is
through
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-16
THROWING GOOD
MONEY AFTER BAD.

The American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton is the worst calamity that
ever befell Agriculture in the United
States. We do not say it is getting
money from farmers under false pre-
tenses-that might be hbelcus and
might not be true. We do note that
the Farm Bureau has been for nearly
every big steal down in the National
Capital, such as McNary-H augen bill
to conscript from products under
penalty and to soak farmers in order
to substitute millers. meat Packers,
and other exporters, and an even
worse Packers and Stockyards Act"
than finally got through. The Bureau
has opposed nearly every important
measure to help farmers. Why not
1t has been subsidized by the Chicago
Board of Trade and the United States
Chamber of Commerce, and it is play
ing their game. These institutions
can well afford to pay their own way.
Most dollars farmers pay to- the
American Farm Bureau are used
against them.