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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Seattle Society
Edited By Lillian Keen LeBaistsr Telephone MA ir-OsOO
ASsistAnt-Franoes Oldham
MuSe-Louise Raymond Owens
Miss Virtue Is Bride at LoUely Home
Wedding; Mrs. KjoS Hostess at Tea

4 CIIARNfNG ra-r uraa.HE
y WAS s-rHrr.zrl fasl evening
when Miss TIaH NrEar aaashtgr
81 AIT ana Mira ErrsE Alexander
Virtue. hrcrmr frr Etc ~ Mr.
neraN Harrr ~ NlH rr1 80 lT.
ana Airs Arthur Ur Voc l;ev.
Csorer e. GHrFer gf Everett read
the srrzrr af $50 ee'osk. az the
Virtue re.arrHe.
TIE brI1e. EINrn On marriage by
hrr father. VAS very lovely iu her
wedding rrVa 90 ivory sat.n. Iis
straight slender unes caught in
sou Grape at ono side % me skirt
with o. pearl ornament. TOUCHES ~
Nuchcsse lace q family heirloom
were on the bodice and in che cor
cnet which bound tEo tuus sell
pphelia roses. orchids. b1uyaria
and lilies % me valley were pa Der
bouquet.
Tho matron % honor Mrs ~.
wand Porcp Fmuers THuuzgul ~
Spokane, wore apple green Eyor
Erttc and silver cloth. ard Misa Dor
othca Hopper maid 20 honor. Cen.
cate blue gcorEtftc and FgIJ Lace
Flowers in shades of rose aud
gold were carried. rCsez and chrya
entAemums
Mrs. Virtue wns EGwnri pa tur
quotse blue velvet. with which she
worr au oTcht eDragc.
AIR rrcntiss Thwins was best
man
Miss Vivian Clcmaus AZ the plano
and Air Theodore Turner on the
violin played the wedding march,
and SIR ", a. Gerard sang "ta-
Their On Heaven, from IIaudrIs or
atorio, Judas Naccaharus. before
tho ceremony. which took place ga
the drawing room, under p canopy
% white chryauthsmuma stand
ards % the flowers and branching
ctndeiahTa were az either side.
Pink rhryMnthemums and roses
adorned the dining room and great
baskets o. bronze chrysanthemuma
vcrn used IN tho han,
AZ the reception and supper. LAT.
e.. Mrs. II H. Denny and Mrs
Archibald De Voc presided az the
urns. assisted hy Miss Katherine
Kllgoro and AIlss Elinbeth bar
clay. a Tacoma. Miss Gene Bclt
Miss Jane BAKER. Miss Consiarse
Priest, Miss BETTY De Voc. Miss
Louise and Miss Ruth Daily. Miss
Florinda Brown and Mss Carol
jerks.
For travelling. Mrs De Voc wore
n ne-plece crepe atiu dress Of
r,issst and black combination, a
black coat trimmed with squirrel
and smart black hat with gray
bird Tor ornament
Mr.. ana Mrs De Voc win b. ~
homo after December I. 90 1917
Queen Anne ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Engagement Of Popular
Visitor Announced

Mn. RI. J. knight. % Berkeley.
Cal. announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Alice Dibble. to Mr..
easier Moore Burton. also Of Bcrkc.
ley.
The news was made known az n
large bridge tea airE. knight gave
for her daughter on November at
the Clarcmont Country club
Miss DibbIe IS we'll known In Sc.
attic. where she IS u frequent visitor
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. Rob
ert Graham. whose guest she viii be
for two months shortly after the
first Of the year.
Miss Dibble Is n graduate % Miss
Heads school in Berkeley. and Mr.
Burton OF the University OF Cali.
f0ruIa.
The wedding win take place next
spring in the South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
ANp cARp pARTY

Seattle Court. o. Of A., will hold n
bazaar NJ the Hotel Washington on
Thursday. November 10. Tho sale
will open at 10 a. m. and continue
thru the day. concluding With q
bridge and whist party In the eve.
ming. Tho Cedar Hope Chest. which
contains numerous lovely contribu.
tlons, will be on display and later In
tho evening will he given away. Mrs.
Addie Russell Is In charge.
The booths will be in charge Of the
following members Fancy work.
Mrs. Irene McKenny Mrs Ella
Gray. Mrs. Minnie Ellis and Mrs.
Maudo Benson. aprons. Mrs. LEILA
Thatcher. Mrs. Minnie Anderson,
Mrs. Mollie Greenblat, Mrs. Estello
White md Mrs. Dora Rathbun: tow.
els and handkcrchiefs. Mrs. Gina y.
Shield. Mrs. Nellie Christensen.
November 18th, at 1890 n. m. nj
O'Shaughncssy; candy. Mrs. Alice
Pratt, Mrs. Anna Hoskoth, Mrs. Anna
Cooke and Mrs. Leila Sprngue: jams
and jellics. Mrs. Lillian Wright. Mrs.
F'rcda Schulties. Mrs. Anna Nilsen
and Mrs. Mary Murray; cards, Mrs.
Ella Rossman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Tears ago 20. formula for fat rcsuc.
ilou was ''dist'-'sssrciss. Today Il IL
Take Marmoia Prescription Tablets. "
Tfisnds tell friend, these friends tell
others They eat substantial food. live
As they ike and SAN reduce steadily
and easily without going through long
sisEss o. tirrsam. ssercis. and r,arva.
tion diet NfArmolA Prescription Tablets
are sold BY all druggists the world over
~ one dollar for a boH. or u sou prefer
you can order direct from the MarmoiH
Co. General Motors BIDS. Detroit. Mlch.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
wostANs CITY CLUB

The class In municipal citizenship
OF tho woman's City club will meet
Thursday. November 10. ~ 1890
o'clock at tho Terminal Sales build.
Ing. Mr.. Vivian Carkcek will con.
tiuue his series OF talks on the
County. City Merger Plan" Lunch.
con ut - o'clock AZ Meyc's cafeteria
Dr. A. J. Ghiglione viii speak on the
Italian colony In Seattle Luncheon
will DO followed by tho organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
HoSteSses at
Dinner Dance

Mrs. Dean Ballard. Mrs Arthur
Nordhoff. Mrs. Max Bouter and Mrs
Reginald Gaynor. Jr.. hostcsscs AZ
the dinner dance Friday night at
the Tennis club, win entertain
guests.
Added TO the list assisting at the
dance will be the Misses Doris
Fischer. Bernice Butler. Elizabeth
Lea. Evalyn Colvin. Leuora Back
well and Bernice da Ponto.
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Miss Arnold VIII
BE Guest

For tho pleasure OF Mas plma
Arnold. whose marriage 90 Mr.. Gle
ment pu Nett viii take place Dee
cmbcr 2 Mrs, Elmer John sattsf
berg ruth Price, viii ho hostess az
a bridge tea ai her home on Thurs.
day afternoon, November 90.
Another affair FOR Miss Arnold d
the bridge tea Miss Margaret Arm.
strong and Miss Polly Emery viii
givc Friday afternoon. November =,
AZ tho Tennis club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
.FreShies 10 Settle Their
Class Garb Thursday

TrrHs 10 fHa university uu
celtic fnrt uart uamrufgIs n
questions ThgHeFag alan they meet
fa pick rlaFs Farb for freir last
three college years TaH r re
b. Er when such thing har
been done
The green ones uIa wear what
fhrT arr tod tg during their first
year ON fEg campus The FlE.aura
commute. plus au adequate supply
Hf hard oak paddles VI'I rre 10 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
AK rT A.

AK PIT 4. will meet Thursday
November -. al go p. m. The cH'
crclsas will be Ia charge Of the sixth.
seventh and eighth grades. and the
program viii feature National Book
week. Miss Margaret Hickson OF the
West Seattle library will speak Miss
Lucy MeGrahy will lead the com.
muuity singing.
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Tea VIII Welcome
NelC Resident

Mrs. o. A. KOS has cards out for
a tea a. her homo on Friday after
noon. November "a. from Z 20 8
O'Clock. In welcome TO Mrs. Henry
willis Newton. who reccntiy came
here from Spokane 70 make her
home.
Assisting viii b Mrs. ". r. Bart.
lett. Mrs. Aston c.. Hole. sirs. AZ
ton W. Leonard. Mrs. Daniel ID.
Trsfethcn. Mrs Herbert Wither'
spoon. slrs. Thomas Nash and Mrs.
John %. stockton.
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FEDERATION or
woMEN's CLUBS

All organizations Affiliated with
the Seattle Federation OF Women's
clubs arc urged to send two repre-.
eontatives to meeting Thursday,
November 18th. at 1880 a. NJ. Mt
the Hotel Waldorf, Seventh ave. and
pike st.. to make further plans for
the federatlon's pageant December
18th, at the Metropolitan thcater.
One of trW representatives Will be
asked 70 serve on tho costume com.
mlttee while the other will be ox-
pected 70 take part in the produc.
tlou.
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Mrs. Price Issues
Cards for Luncheon

To honor Mra H. y. Earring and
Mrs. Clarence Peck. Mrs. John
Ewing Price has issued cards for
a luncheon NJ her home on Thurs
day afternoon. November 20.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Will entertain a group Of friends At
dinner az their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Donations Requested
by FriddB

Mr.. Samuel Leroy Crawford.
chairman Of tho White Elephant
lamar. % 10 held a. the Hotel Wash.
iuEton November 20. requests MON.
bers ~ tho various Elillds and friends
20 have their donations IN by Friday.
November ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Personal

80. and Ira George A. t,ufr7
Igras, Fischer arc rrrel.aE cone
EratuiEti1uF pa fHr birth q "a r1n
November o. a. me a-Stu- General
hesu.tal
Mr aEi Mr Ivan Talbot arc br
ing congratulated ou the biffh ~ o.
daughter Noyrmnfr 40 use sfattir
General hospital
Mr Margaret HruvHIsr Morrison
win leave THURSDAY Tor San Diego
where che Ulll spend the winter with
her e1uIu#iaw ana daughter. Sir anI
Mr Alexander Harold Mcdonald
Mu II FsrEus MtIiar 81 ca.
ptrird home this week from "a visit
with relatives Boa tho South Tor cow
oul moutha
Mu. Prank Preston has returned
from a elk weeks visit in the Eaat
SIT George Terrell lsf Sunday
on > short trip 90 Texas
Ar james Valentine left Tusrday
fur bis homo IN Portland after
spending the week end On town,
Mr and Mrn Arthur Griffin Nias
rrrnhoimel arc receiving congrat.
uatlous upon the birth q a dluEh.
ter. Ruth. November 3. at the Seat
De General hospital
Mics Helen Brandt viii leave short
D. Tor several months travel abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Campfire Girls DAD-SON MEETS WHAT TO WEAR?

While lH California ON her Eaaa.
ton. M-s Ruth HraHH. Seattle exc
scuiiTe taa been helping CaHfar4ss
Campfire leaders lH planning -,
Pacific Coast conference aF CeHn-
fire GiriH. % d. hra lg Oakland
during spring vacation IuwlH-lr
plans ufII not D. announced until
Mlrs Ruth returns but Seattle C %
fire Girls had beet begin saving
their pennies Dol anticipation ~ sfe
tendance af fhF conference frF d.
wI d. even more thrilling than fHe
annual Northwest Campfire confer
furr Girls from aIl The Coast rIf
De- vIII attend From Seattle only
Girls who have pErred lh6 rank ~
TirfmBFer and Torch Bearer win BE-
eligible 90 60 a Tow ~ the girls
airrady have started saving Tor
boat fare.
Airs r. O. Birding. one ~ the
newest Camfrs guardians. haa
kindly offered 90 teach phu'oETap
Uniting 90 Campfire Girls, ~ enough
are interested and Sign up Cor tho
riars Tho class win a. hsli
aboard CamaTadrrle on "a C0uveH-
lent afternoon. ana the only charge
VIII D. Tor materials used. Several
already have signed up. ana as the
class "a limited. any who are in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Surprise Supper
md Dance

In honor o. Mrs Graham Morgan.
who recently returned from six
months visit abroad. members Of the
Bach society entertained Monday
evening with a supper and dance at
tho Hotel Sorrento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
EUeniHg Book
ReUielC Class

Tho evening book review class Of
the Womsn's University club will
meet Thursday evening. November
"a. AZ TH5 o'clock. Tho Ilts o.
Ghandi" BY ROMAN Holland. viii
be reviewed by Mrs leila Allen.
Members may invite ono guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
"a Counties Out,
Brookhart Leads

DIS MONIES. Ia SlF IA
with only - counties get ~ b.
eaHFHrsFi lg boards % supervisors
before the result ~ Igsaa sen.
aioraI election a. definitely known.
Senator BrggEhari's lead over hts
democratic opponent, Daniel Etsck.
stood % gJf votes
Including official returns with an.
official figures, rho vote now stands
Eroohharf, ii745si stock. sfG.7gf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
cENrRAL couNcIL -. a.

rho recreation committee Of the
Contrn1 Council OF PIT a. viii
meet Friday. November II. at 1880
d. m. al the liberty Court Com.
nunity house, 25O5 14th ave. *.
Take No. IL car going south on
Third ave. Mrs. Hassclborg will
peak on the origin Of This Com.
munity House." Refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
{ 0rHOl Dinner Dancc

Z ofHiOt gunner Dance
TIE W1mrHa University club win
safrrtaig with a formal Hnnsr
iHnra pn TuFsiay evening. No,rm.
tFF MS re g'gi1lA reservations
- wh',a must he Waie by Mo-.
day rr lstH Haslc-srs Tor the
evening UIH DO Mrs Russell Ne
CursE ana Mu Arthur s.mon.
Tho committee IN rharEe Include
ASa Eausgt Mills Evans. Mrs 4
D FruE Mr. Neal CLARK. Mrs.
Urrtey IInilry. Mia. Donald Tue.
torA Mr J. D. MyHck. Mrs.
Harm Bowen, Mrs Edward Allen.
Mr. Roy Gone Mfz Frederick A.
hurWrH Miss Pearl Bennett and
Mrs clyde Hadlry, chairman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
nN0AnWAY - 8.

Broadway PIT s. vii meet
Thursday. November "a. az tho
school Dr. g. c. Tirnn viii speak
on Golfer IN Children" Afins Nellie
Lacy will giyo an outline on better
books. followed by Hoeial hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Bridge Party for
Miss Prntt

Miss Sara Hanna win entertain a.
bridge 90 Saturday afternoon AZ her
home In compliment, 90 Miss ruth
Pratt. whose engagement 20 Dr..
Edwin Eugene Mlriou was recently
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS

Roberts Parliamentary Law clnfs
will meet at tho Y. w. {, A. Thurs.
day, November 10. at 100 p. III.
Mrs. Ella Cudiheo, parllamontarinn
Subject lesson. "offlccrs and Their
Dutiea.v Nine. Harriet saunderson.
In charge OF the class in public
speaking, will havo "Toast0' as It's
lesson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
CHURCH or EPIPHANY
BAZAAR

The Church Of Epiphany will hold
bazaar at the Hotel Washington
Friday. November IL. Fancy articles
OK every description will be on dis.
play as well as towels from all
countries. ono Of tho features Of
tho day win DO swimming match
in a miniature swimming pool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
PLANS FOR CLUBHOUSE
on EXHIBIT

Tho woman's Century club. thru
tho chairman Of tho building con.
mlttec, Mrs. y. o. Jones. viii have
the plans for the now clubhouse on
exhibit all day Friday. November "a.
az tho y. W. e. A. Members arc
invited 10 inspect Thorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
MOTHERS CLUB
RuAiAiAGE SALE

Phi Kappa sigma Mothors' club
win have a rummaEc salc In conuec.
ton with a Christmas booth on Fri.
day and saturday November ig and
~. az f0I Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
CLARA nART0N ~

Clara Barton Tent No. I. Daush.
tcA OF Veterans. viii give a mill.
tary whist party Wednesday ovc.
ming. November ~. at si5 o'clock. AZ
Veterans hall, hrmory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Luncheon and Bridae

To honor her house guest. Mlss
Frances Ford % Portland. Miss
Kathryn Goodwin viii entertain at
luncheon and bridge at her home
on Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Hosts al Dinner
Tonight

Lieutenant Colonel ana Mrs. ,. N.
Como VIII - hosts 81 "a dinner on
ten eoYrru this evening AZ the sunset
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Torn and Corn
Club Dance

The Town and Gown Dancing
club will entertain with tho second
dance IN is winter series on satur.
day evening at The Wilronmn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
DICKENR EELInWAmIp

Dickens Fellowship wll meet
Thursday evening. November "a.
az O'Clock. 40 the Chamber of
Commerce "Haruaby Hudgc" viii
b. studied Visitors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
IONA sEWiNU CIRCLE

The sewing circle of Iouih chap
ter. o. =. 3. meets with Mrs Mabel
Fisher t5so DcnNmoro ave, Thurs
day. November "a Sale Of fancy
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
wAsInNGToN IRVING T-T a

washington Irving PIT A. will
hold an evening meeting Thursday,
November -. AZ 40 2. m In tho
assembly rom ~ the school, Miss
Julia shourck will give stcrrop.
ucon lecture on Visual Education. %
Entertainments
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Dinner for Mrs. Peachy

Ia compliment 10 MrS Pcachy.
Mr. and Mrs r. - Merrill were
hosts az dinner last evening az their
home, and later with "a thsairr
party AZ the Metropolitan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
WEST SEATTLE
WOAIAN-s CLIn
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
AUXILIARY TO SEATTLE
ROSE SOCIETY

ROSE SOCIETY
Tho Auxiliary to the Seattle Rose
society VIII meet Friday. November
~. Bt tho y. W C. 4. cafeteria Mr.
T.. l. a. Lines. president Of the Rose
society. viii speak, Mn Walter
BlleH. hostess FOR the afternoon.
There viii BE- private display Of
chryuanthsmuma. and q trophy will
be- awarded for the two bort ehryr
Authsmuma exhibited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

-. 7. Day PIT a. viii meet
Thursday. November Is. az a:So
D. m. in tho school auditorium. This
being National Book week. Mrs
Hazel Duncan Of tho public library
will speak. Music and social hour.
Assisting hostsssca. Mrs, Paul Land.
Mrs James Cunningham. Mrs c. G.
Leigh and Mrs ", &. warmack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

GEORGE wAEHISGToS CIRCLE
Mrs Wick Allen wiI entertain
George Washington circle. ladies 0f
tho q, A. H. ~ "a 1890 o'clock din
nsr ~ her home 1904 Stone way. on
Friday, November H. Comrades
cordially invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

tsreEieI bad better EHt iu touch
with heaIquaFter8 Immediately.
A new group " Campfire Girls
from I.0ngfsiI0w school waa organ.
lied ~ the home OF the guardian.
Mrs g. a. Ftohlt1u. Officers uera
elected aa follows Mur.ei FtuhItor.
president, GsuCvlsvs sfaElF. Ylcc
president and rrr.bss Helen IIarie
secretary. Geraldine slobIfgn. song
leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

The DaEouya group VIII have f.
silver tea 90 D. next meeting at The
home Of Janice WoblWmuth The
girls Boa this group have n number
n songs which they have learned
bY heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
HoME.cooKEp DINNER

General Lawton circle, Ladies OF
tho G.. A. r.. viii serve a home
cooked dinner at noon on Thursday.
November Is. All welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
CLUES FOR THURSDAY
pESSYFumAiAS GUILD
no sEW FOR nAZAAn

Members % Dcnny,Fuhrman Guild
arc requested 20 meet Thursday. No
yember 10. AZ the home of Mr. y. a,
Johanacn. $500 broadway ~ 90 make
fancy work Tor the white Elephant
bazaar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

About 90 per cent Of the popula-
ton n Western Canada resides on
farms
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Women's Clubs
WRITER'S CLuu

VERSE WRITER'S CLUH
Seattle yrrsc Writers club will
meet TJuuiay. November "a. 80
= a. m. ~ tho Y. 81. C, A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

join J.. MILLER vs. r. G..
John U. Miller ", H. q. viii give
n military whist party Friday eve.
ming. November ~, iu Veterans hall,
am0ry
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meeting under the leadership ~ Mrs
n. , Irvine
FURTEOSTHYuEsES BAZAAR
An allday lazaar viii b. held -
FortHon .ThyEessn auxiliary, Thuu
day. November ig, a. Veterans han,
armory, Dinner viii b. served al
sg0 o'clock and dancing viii Goa.
riudo tho festivities
nOEIc SOCIAL CLUB
Dorlc Social club. o. y, g. will
meet Thursday, NOVEMBER ~. az
p. m. with Mrs. Anna Martin. 50g3
Second ave. y. W
WEST SEATTLE
WOMAN'S CLUB
The Yves, Seattle WomHua club
viii meet Thursday. November "a
a. e1ie Atih ave \. W. Hostess
Mrs G. /. Woodmautec Topic lot
Iho day Wonders Of the South,
land" by Airs Lizzio Howe.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-15

should accept what the masters dole
out to them without question. They
must carry the message to Garcia for
a crust and a kick. Have not all the
courts decided again and again that
the matter of How Much?' is none
OF labor's business? The going wage
is what labor must accept, when
there is a job open. If no job is to be
had, there is the river, the gas jet,
or thenpistol from the pawn shop by
which to solve the equation. Death is
the bourne for which workers should
thank their masters, who have been
so kind as to allow us that exit from
our woes.
Death without fuss is the boon we
are permitted as our share of life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Then we hear them grumble because
they have to provide us a grave in
stead Of a ditch full Of lime. That
is why they like war so much better
than peace; not only do they make
more money, then, but they get rid
Of us so much easier. War is indeed
a great blessing to the rich; It initiates
their pocket-books, their stomachs
and satisfies their thirst for our blood;
besides it stocks up the market with
war widows, who can be had for
song then. War not only makes the
world safer for plutocracy, it makes
it cheaper besides. Then there are
the spoils! Look at how much they
will take out Of the workers Of Ger
many, thanks to the Dawes graft!
China is next! The millions Of cheap
laborers there are toothsome morsel
to Morgan and his pals. II only So
Wet Russia weren't quite so nearl
How much they could swallow up at
one gulpl Japan isn't considered at
all. To crush that imperialist country
would be childs play for our renow-
ned pacifists, who are again building
all sorts of craft, weapons, ornaments.
gas bombers, and flying ships in the
interests of peace and world harmony.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-15

IN bourgeois society everything is
1 measured by how much It fetches.
Mans honor, womaR's virtue, genius,
love, the family affections and rela-
tionships, home and mother, the pa
rental blessings, the graces Of child
hood, the prattlings Of babyhood-
are put on the scale and valued in
dollars and cents. Human life itself
is merely a matter of "How Much?'
and it is bought and sold like any
other merchantable commodity, as is
daily witnessed in the purchase of
dare devil stunt performers in the
movies, who give their lives in the
end for price. Babies are bought
and sold and given away, and it is all
accepted by the pillars of bourgeois
society as part of the days work.
Murder is a matter of purchase and
sale, and. can be made the subject of
play, as seen in the Franks case
where it was INDUCED in just for the
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themselves off with the hiring of a
high priced lawyer No one is silly
enough to expect they will long be
confined behind prison bars. What is
money for, if it isn't to buy the boys
out?
All this is not to be wondered at.
Capital is the booty stolen from labor;
and booty is ever a pirate in action.
The signers of our Declaration snug
gled in tea, liquors and slaves: and
when caught bought off the courts OF
bulldozed them into silence. The
older bourgeoisie may have been an
agent of civilization, but that day
has past. Now no one believes it
means well for us. 1t has become
so corrupt it is rotten-every root
and branch. Bourgeois art, science,
music. government, religion, journal
ism and politics all poisoned with n.y.
pocrisy. Let all healthful play stop
and not even hymn be sung, with
out an eye to profit. With sensation