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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
P Ass NOT YET
UNCOVERED
Rumors Of Early Opening at
SnoquaImie False
by JIM MARSHALL

CNoQUALMIE PASS will not be
~ open for two weeks. regardless
Of predictions In other newspapers.
II was established Friday. BY scout
cur sent by Tho sinr up the pass
road. The car. Buick. piloted by
Jim Tcnton. OF tho Eldridge.Buick
company. made ''farthest north"
record for so early date in the
year. 1t got TO within mile OF
the summit on the western slope.
AZ this point caterpillar is
buclsing three or four feet OF frozen
snow. Friday II made $50 feet in
two hours in the drifts. Superin.
tendent l.. u. Harvey. OF the state
highway department. then an.
nounced that the bucking of the ma.
chine was tearing up the road so
badly that he would stop trying 10
open tho highway until the snow
softcned. He gave no hope that
cars would be able to get thru un.
I'll the end OF the month.
On the east slope there arc two
miles OF snow to be buclxed 10 the
summit, and conditions are about tho
same as on the west side. The road
up tho mountain on the west side is
In excellent condition after the win.
ter. but Is barred 10 travel several
miles from the top.
Even with an April LIST opening,
the road will be passable earlier this
year than ever before. II has been
opened as late as July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
,A.-nra RAJ. .,u.u. az mA s..uss.me. any
nECIN IIEIlIi TO-DAY

Colonel Holios soldier aud Adven-
turcr, returns go England. his ma
tive land. when war with Holland is
declared IL IL dangerous Tor HOLES
60 secure n commission in the Tnr-
Itch army because the namn OF RAN
dAl HOLES. father % the colonel. 10
on the warrant for the execution Of
the king
lis draee q buckingham hires
HOLES 10 ahduet the beautiful
actress. sylvia FarauhArson IL is
dark when the colonel carries her
Off, and when he arrives at tho house
buckingham has rented, HOlios IL
horror struck when he sees that
sylvia 10 an old sweetheart.
when the duke arrives upon the
scene the colonel demands sylvian
immediate release, When BnrkinE-
ham refuses, the two engage ia a
duel sylvia IL a Mortified spectator
NOW GO ON WITH the STORY
HOLES grinncd at him. Il little
thought when ! saved your life that
night AZ Worcester that should be
faced with the need 20 take Il thus. {"
And then tho blades ground to-
gcthor again. and they were engaged
IN deadly earnest.
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Doc comlnE SCI saaraay

on tho Kansas prairie and give II
one milo running start for home.
while the entire artillery oorpa Of
tho Emitted states army opens on u
with shrnpnel A. a citizen % these
United States I'm weary Of being
betrayed by loi Of gibberlng Jack.
DAVIS want blood and lots Of u
and I want Il now
You mholy old man" cried IA.
die smith, Gffrighted
I'm tired Of being talked 20
death by politicians. What we've go,
IN this country OF 0uTS. Eddie. iB too
banned much law and not enough
Justice. And the lawyers arc re-.
sponaible. Gentlemen. do you ever
pause 20 reflect that this country ia
being run 20 the dogs BY lawyer
and the cheapest. dumbe5, kind Of
lawyers NJ that. I'll bet ripe peach
thai n poll Of The congress should
be taken Il would be discovered that
20 per cent Of tho members are Law.
yera who first came 20 the attention
of the voters of their district when
they were invited 90 make an orr.
ton az the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton. Having no practice 20 speak
or these youthful disciples o. Black.
at0ne could afford 90 spend n week
writing up a fancy grafton. learning
II BY heart and reciting II In the pr.
yacy Of their olionilosa offices.
"Who DO you suppose ever
thought up that bunk about bloody
footprints IN the SHOWS OF Valley
Forge7 A lawyer. OF course. ! viii
admit for the sake Of argument that
George Washington army was BIZ
shy on footwear. but you can Let
your sweet iifo they didn't fight baro
footed. No. stree. They wrapped
g1inny sacks around their feet and
went 10 Il. Why, 20 hear young law.
yers spouiing on the Fourth Of July
about those bloody footprints IN the
snow. small boys gather tho idea that
tho boys Of 20 had spent the entire
fan on a grand spree and that valley
Forge wan covered with broken
whisky bottles.
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well" j. Augustus Redsll an.
n0unesd. as cappy Kicks appeared
az the luncheon table OF the Biiro-
water club, these be paYlous days
for the rich Cappy. have you. by
any chance. been making heavy
loans 20 tho clerk ~ tho board OF
supervisors Of this city. IN the hope
that be viii shoe some city lumber
contracts your wayf"
Never hrlbod anybody more i'm
poriani than a head waiter In all
my life" Cappy fctoried. when
know there's all the business ! can
handle waiting for me 90 handle
provided I've got sufficient gumpiion
10 dig Il up. why should / pay some
body TO hand II 70 me on a silver
platter7'
Dealing In government oil tends.
apparently. 10 make some folks slick.
cappy."
ny the holy pink.tood prophet
all ever hear nova days IL tho
chatter 81 the justly indignant IN
the matter % that Washington oil
scandal. I'm sick OF H."
1T would tend 60 slekon an old
warhorse of the Republican PARTY
like YOU" Ulysses 0rubb struck In
mhllclously II hear you come thru
very Handsomely IN every cam.
paign."
You didn't hear u In the last
presidential campaign That was tho
time got on 90 myself aud voted
the Democratic ticket Don't any Of
you young pups try 20 throw any
mud ai tic Republican party over
my shoulder I've been democrat
since November. 1850. still" cappy
continued ihoughtfully. as DE broke
cracker into his conHommc. I'm
not 80 blamed proud 81 that political
somcrsault of mine as some of you
hoyu might think. What want 10
nee formed now-and what want
10 join when Il 10 fornod-what I
want 90 give a million dollars io-la
n revolutionary party that will cap.
ture the entire congress. take II out
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SOUTH ALKI BUS
STARTS RUN
Ceremony Marks Opening of
New Service
ny MELVIN ID. VOORHEES,

WITH a shining. nlckel-plated
w smilo spread all over its big
radiator and blushing a beautiful
yellow. brand new municipal rail.
way motor bus was presented by
superintendent -. w. Henderson.
OF tire street railways. 20 the people
Of South Aiki Friday afternoon Mt
4 o'clock. Members OF the city
council attended the presentation.
Hcnceforth tho bus Is TO run
from the end OF tho Aiki street car
line south along the shore of the
Sound to the end OF the pavement.
People OF the north end OF the
district received the bus az tho end
OF tho carllnc and n little later
turned It over 20 their nclghbors OF
South Alli.
Tho big public service vehicle
was formally christened by Mrs.
Cyrus A. Briggs. 500 Beach Drive.
In tho presence OF several hundred
citizens Of tho district. Little
Misses Ida Dorothy Paget. 5063
Beach Drive. and Juno Anderson.
$3.50 Beach Drive. were flower girls.
June was chosen as flower girl be.
cause she was born and has lived
all her life in Alki.
Following the corcmany. which
was arranged by tho Parent.Teach.
ers' association and the Alki Wom-
ems club. G. II. Jackson, superin.
tendent OF public utilities; r. +.
Purse. assistant 20 the railway su.
perintcndent, and as many citizens
OF Alli us could be packed into the
bus. rode in II on its maiden voy.
age" from the end OF the pavement
TO tho carlnc.
Daddy Draper and his orphans
band furnished the music for the
occasion. and tho boy scouts were
on hand to take part in tho
"dcings."
The day marked the initiation OF
tho first regular service over the
mile and n half stretch OF pavement
south OF the south end OF tho Alki
car line.
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cal constable or deputy sheriff ever
required 20 offciate N a trial In ihs
capacity Of bailiff Hank raped hia
own court 20 order and whoneycr
there was baiiiff work 20 90. such ~
throwing somebody out Of court.
Hank came down from IFS bench and
did Il himself
Nor was Il necessary 70 hire Law
yers 70 present your case in Hank
court Hank did all the talking and
cross Z examination himself. clalmins
Chat II was his duty % save his
nelEbboni from Icing robbed by Law.
yen. II Hank couldn't settle a case
in on hour II wa. indeed. one ~
Tor trial In the superior court: n BE-
couldn't arrive a. a decision fair 10
both parties be made them roll The
bones. one flop. high man out and
no Kicking about il afterward
"Well. az time wore on Hank he
came more and more expert in the
gentle arr OF dispensing justice In
that community his word became
the law and superseded practically
all other law Nobody had appealed
from decision OF his In 30 Year,.
Finally newcomer IN that country
An Iowa man who hadn't been IN
the state more than 10 years-broko
the entail and appealed from one OF
Hank Beebe'B decisions. which 80 in
censed Hank that he sorted o,t
10 oaliber pistol and ended that It'll.
cation for al time by killing the
appellant. Naturally the county
sheriff took tho old man In charge
and in due course he was tried for
murder However. just 70 prove how
the plain people thirst for justicf
and how they appreciate IL when they
know what II b, a jury Of Hanki
friends and neighbors found him
guilty Of Jusiifable homicide and SET
him back In his own little court
again. free 10 dispense the Hank
Beebe brand az Justice. sRhici; Hank
continued to do until. in his 90th
year. automobiles came into being
and the trial Of traffic cases prae.
tically ruined Hanks life. There
were 80 many Of them he couldn't
find time TO play poker or solo at
the local tavern. so In the end he
quit the law in disgust"
End.
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SLASH
IN LICENSES
Auto Men Would Increase
Limits on Speeding

Reduction Of motor vehicle license
fees to nominal sum and tho rails.
Ing Of state speed limits were the
outstanding proposals put forward ut
a session OF automotiye industry
groups with state highway officials
Friday afternoon at the downstairs
restaurant OF the T.. C. Smith build.
ing.
The conference. called 10 hear
propositions for legislative programs
for the next session OF the legislat.
ure. heard recommendation for the
slash in state license fees and the
raising OF road funds thru a gasoline
tax. l.. d. McArdle. director OF the
state department of efficiency; DR..
II. p. carlyon. state senator, and
president Of the state Good Roads
association. and J. o. Leidy, state
highway patrol, represented the
state.
Tho Washington Automotiye
Trades association recommended tho
removal OF the state speed limits and
the holding Of drivers responsible for
accidents. Tho Automobile Club Of
Washington proposed that tho limit
be increased 10 35 miles per hour.
Qualification Investigation or dri.
ycrs, moro stringent headlight regu.
lntions, and tho proposition that por.
sonal property taxes be collected at
tho time OF paying for the licenses
we're also submitted. II wis nlpo
recommended that the auto licenses
remain with the car instead OF the
driver.
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ADVENTURE S
oFTHE TWINS
Roberts Bartonl
NO. 2s-THE TWINS MAKE A VISIT

And no~." taid the Beanstslk
king kindly 20 the Twins, how
can we reward you for finding our
lost treasurer We had only enough
money left TO keep us for % days.
but now ws viii live in peace ami
comfort all the rest OF our lives"
II know what l should like. thank
YOU naid Nick quickly. 'I'd like 10
seo tho house where Jacks giant
lived"
40 should l." cried Nancy. and
his wife. and tho oven where she
hid Jack. and the chair tho giant sat
In. and the table be pounded on.
and tho door he came thru when
he said ne. ~ 70. tum- "
Your wish shall 10 granted" dc.
elared tho Beanhtaik king. The cat
shall take you there. Come. Dandy.
and remember. no drains this time.
or you shail do without your her.
ring for week.
Dandy promised 70 DO good. and
lay down while tho Twins crawled
up on his silky roft back: then call.
ing goodbye 10 their friends. the
three started down the road 10 the
giants house.
Mrs. Giant was ont wedding her
garden when abe bchoid tho Twins
riding In al the gate.
Lands save usr' cried she. There
arc two moro OF those children. Ex.
actly tho size Of the little boy who
came 90 Beanstaik Land and stole
my husbands harp and magic hen.
and then cut down tho bcanstaik.
How do you dor she said politely
as the Twins came near
Very well. thank your' cried
Nancy and Nick. sliding down Off
Dandy.s back. "Aro you the giants
wifeT'
Mrs. Giant laughed. (which
giant7" she asked. ''Beanstalk Land
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is nothing hut giants and most OF
them have wives"
I'VE mean tho giant who said
that he Sneiicd the blood OF an
Engiishman." explained Nick
Yes. ! am that person. said Mrs.
Giant. what can do for your"
''lHo came 10 see YOU" said
Nancy. we have 70 10 home soon
and we thought We would stop for
n few minutes before wo left"
THAT was very kind" said Mrs.
Giant. do come In and I'll show
you around. And as for you. Mister
Cat. you'll find bed OF cainip IN
the garden. Help yourself"
With that aho picked up q Twin
In each hand and started into the
house.
This IN the very door that Jack
Knocked on when he arrived IN
BeanEtaik Land" she said. .'And
iherc 10 tho oven hid him In
And with that sho showed them
NNtf tthAk AZ Wv tAttlbAA BVAht-
And now III show you tho
chickcn-ooop where we kept tho hen
that laid tho Ioidsn eggs. also the
place where the top OF the bean.
stalk was
But when they got there, the
giants wife cried out. why. here
Is the very beana,alk again. !
thought that Jack hnd cut Il down
But tho Twins explained that Il
was their very own bcanstalk and
not Jacks at all.
we must DO going now" said
Nancy. THANK you for being so
kind. And aay goodbye 10 Dandy.
pieasc.'
Goodbye" said Mrs. Giant. set.
ting them gently on the ground.
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1894. by Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
BANQUET
St. Patrick's Meeting Is
Planned by Women

A Saint patrick's political din
ner' will be sponsored BIZ the Seattle
city.Wide Democratic women's club
at Moves cafeteria Monday at 6a5
.. m. The theme OF the evening VIII
be, What ireland Has Contributed
Toward the Conservation Of Demo.
cracy."
The program. which begins at 8
.. m. is as follows:
Irish melodies. harp solo and piano
duet; address, Mr.. John Casey, What
ireland Has Contributed Toward
American Democracy; Mr.. Joseph
y. Manning. History OF an Old.
Fashioned New England Dinner
Mr.. James T. LAWYER will bc toast.
master for the evening. The public
Il invited.
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,pprrloNAL Guns


:, 5000 n The regular Thursday
..-,A,y meeging Of the Seward PIT,
Il ssenlng meeting will be held
= March 81. az 7;ss o'clock,
- - ! special invitation extended TO
4. n,hers. Music viii be furnished
= -. Roys' Giles Club and aome OF
4. vuplls q the lower grades Mr.
& Duiton. president q the
- noard. will give short talk on
~, and P.AyfieldS" Tho prinei'
:, sDeaksr Of the evening VIII be
VIC Herhsman. well known lee
- an. secretary Of the China
- Whose subject viii BE- Char
s-,r building With Reference 10 tho
v,r,-t ana the School Announce.
-, wiz Be made Of the winning
30 IN The competitive membership
s.r,. Refreshments
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CHAPTER XIX
The Batih

I do not suppose that any two men
ever engaged with greater conf.
dcnee than those. Each.regarded the
other half coutemptuously. as fool
rushing upon his doom.
HOLES was a man OF his hands.
trained In the hardest school OF all.
and aitho for some months now
sword practice had been a thing mes.
lecisd By him. yet Il never occurred
10 him that he should find serious
opposition IN creature whose proper
environment was the court rather
than the camp. Tho Duke Of Buck
lnghsm. whilst making no parade Of
tho fact. was possibly the best blade
OF his day IN England. lie regarded
tho present affair merely al a tire.
some interruption 10 be brushed aside
as speedily as possible.
Therefore no attacked with yiEor.
and his very contempt OF his op-
ponent made him careless. II was
we'll for him in the first few seconds
OF that combat that Hollea had re-.
flccted that TO kin tho duke would
be much too serious a matter In rs
ultimate consequences and possibly
IN IT'S Immediate ones. For nuoklng.
hams iaekeys were az hand. and. aft.
or dlsposlng OF their master. be must
s,ili run the gauntlet Of those Eel.
lows before he could win freedom
with Nancy. Ills aim. therefore.
must be 10 diaarm or disable tho
duke. and then. holding him AZ his
mercy. compel from him the pledge
10 suffer their unmslea;sd departure
which the duke at present refused.
Thus Il happened that In the first
moments Of tho engagement he neg
lectcd the openings which the dukes
rscklcssness afforded him. intent In
stead upon reaching and Gripping
The dukes sword arm.
IN tho background IN z tail arm.
chair 20 which sha had sunk and
In which she now rtcilned bercft OF
strength. white with terror. her
pulses drumming. her breathing 80
shortened that she felt as II she must
suffocate. sat Nancy Sylvester. the
only agcnised witness OF that encoun.
ter OF which sho was herself the sub.
Jet.
Suddenly there was n change o,
tactics. buckingham moved swiftly
aside. away 70 hts Jeff: Il was almost
a leap: and as no moved he iunEed
In the new line nc now confronted. a
lunge calculated 20 take HOLES In the
flank But HOLES shifted his feet
with the speed OF n dancer. and
veercd 10 face his opponent in this
new line. ready 10 meet the hard.
driven point when Il was delivered.
Meanwhile. tho sounds OF combat
in that locked room-the stamp Of
shifting feet and the rinEs.g OF blades
had drawn the attention Of tho
men in the hail outside. There came
IA vigorous knocking on tho door ac-
companied by voices. The sound Was
an cnheartening relief 20 Bucking.
ham. who was finding his opponent
much moro difficult TO dispatch than
he had expected. Not only this. but
fcarless tho he might b. he was
growing conscious that tho engage
ment was not without danger 20 him.
self. This rascal Holes was OF an
unusual strength. He raised his
voice suddenly:
"a mol Francois. Antoine! a
moig'
''Monscigneur' walled tho voice Of
Francois. laden with alarm. from be-
yond the oak.
"Enfoncez Ia porter Buckingham
shouted back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
Filipino Held as
Narcotics Peddler

Emilio Bambo. Filipino, was ar.
rested late Friday night at tho cor.
ncr OF Seventh ave. and Washington
ST.. by federal narcotic agents and
was lodged In the city jail, charged
with tho sale of narcotics. The
agents had previously purchased
dope from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
Federal Jurist
Stricken; Dies

CHICAGO, March Is. Judge
Francis Z. Baker OF tho United
states circuit court OF appeals died
here early today after an illness of
several months.
Judge Baker suffered a serious re.
lapse yesterday and relatives were
called to his bedside. His death TO.
suited from acute heart disease.
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CHAPTER Xxx
Tho Con0,,eror

She had reached that point OF en.
durance Mt which Bensibilliy becomes
mcrcifully dulled. She sat there. her
head resting against tho tall back OF
tho chair. her eyes closed, "A scnse Of
physical nausea pcrvading her.
Continued In Our Next Issuc)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15

PARIS. March observation-disclosures
Hayes Of New York and Meundlcin
OF Chicago arrived here today and
called on Mgr Gcrretti, the pspal
nuncio. prior to departure tomorrow
for Rome. where they will receive
tho red hats Of cardinals from Pope
Plus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
nEACoN HIT.L pr. a.

Tho Beacon Hn PIT. A. WIN
meet Wednesday. March 10. az 80
p, m J. W. Graham. principal Of
the Madrona school. win speak on
How the Modern Home Can Help
the Modern School 10 Function ~,
ficicntly." Mrs. Jack Smith. former.
~ Miss Breyfogic. wfll sing.
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,,rns FOR MONDAY


.rRrF FEDERATION
sl,lisl. .,,rs,y legislative f'eaera-
kins - r,est Monday, March H.
.'a 80 M the second floor club
q =. ne \. W, c. A. Daddy
Te'ss = :, ~ Draper Childrens
nrals', ~, sp.ak. The immigration
s'ae - hsfere congress viii he
- ~ M competent speakers
So So. ,s,erss,cd arc cordially M
ed
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Democratic Club
in New Offices

The King County Democratic club
announced saturday the establish
ment Of headquarters at 327 Railway
Exchange building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15

sSciETl ,,.s..,x n,n,Vo,,n,
- vi srw for The needy on
x ~. March i. At Educational
cssisf
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MYRrLE cnArrER so. IS

Myrtle chapter. No. as. o. +. s..
viii entertain with n masquerade
ball and card party on Friday eve,
ming. March 81. in Douglas hall. cor.
ner 10th and Pine. Attractive favors
for costumes and cards. also door
favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
WEST SIDE

Tho West side woman's Improve.
ment club win NEE, NJ the Yves,
Side Day Nursery. March rs. This
viii be 'welfars day" aud there
will be a Jelly and fruit shower for
the Day Nursery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
Women's Clubs

PROTECTIVE LEAGUE
The Public school Protective
league win hold its monthly meeting
at MeycS' cafeteria. Tuesday. March
Is, AZ noon.
EDUCATIONAL. CLuR
The Woman's Educational club
viii hold a business meeting satur.
day, March e. az p. m. with Mrs.
}. T. McGrew. soal 18th ave. y. y.
DUNLAP PIT. A.
Dunlap PIT. A. will hold an eve.
ming meeting on Friday. March 81.
az 1tS O'Clock. The program viii
include several selections by the
overall club under the supervision OF
Mrs. Vernon @. Butts. talk on play
and recreation by Mr.. A. l.. Knisely,
OF the Green Lake school. Miss ].
Warren, OF tho community service
viii tell OF what she will do for the
children IN playfield work this sum.
mer, and community singing will ba
lead By Mrs Myrtle Iandre,h. accom-.
panied by Miss Ella Kramer. vlsi.
tors welcome.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB

LlIEfsAHI CLUB
Sunset Heights Literary club win
hold It's regular meeting at tho
home OF Mrs. Jennie Sleeves. 1875
Greenwood ave. Tuesday evening.
March 10. at p. m.
PHrLoMUS CLUB
The Philomus club win entertain
with demonstration luncheon on
Saturday. March %. at 1 O'Clock
at the federated clubhouse. Tho
luncheon win be followed by a
stereopticon lecture and musical
program arranged by Miss Jessie
pittmon. Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs.. Wayne Ramage.
NE lrse.s0oo.
Members OF all federated clubs
cordially invited.
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DUNLAP PIT A.
WASHINGTON HIVE No "a.

Washington Hive. No 90. Ladies'
% the Msecahees. will meet Tuesday.
March is, al p IN. In l. o. O. y. tenn.
pie. 10th and r, Pine ~.
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CASCADE PIT. A.
Cascade PIT. A. win meet TUES.
day. March IS. at p. m. al tho
school.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS

Princess Angelina parior. No. 2.
y. u. w. will give a benefit card
party FOR the Grand parlor OF Ma
tive Daughters OF Washington. on
Friday evening. March Is. a. Dart
nails cafeteria All members and
friends invited
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ALPHA CLUE

Ai-PhA CLUB
The Alpha club will have no
host luncheon al tho College club
on Thursday. March 30 at 1850
p. m.