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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Music
Benefit Recital for
Rainier Noble Post

American Legion Auxiliary TO Raj.
nler Noble Post wiz present Viola
wastcrlRin, yiolinlst: Magnus Peter.
son. tenor and John sundste. plan.
list. IN a recital. Thursday evening.
June -. at Greenwood Masonic TEN.
pie. 1914 Greenwood ave.
The program follows:
al1 "Fuiriliment" ........ woodrnan
tb)) AN Evening Song. ....... Giiberle
tcj Passing ny ...........P Purcell
Mr.. Petersen.
ta) ION wings OF Song Ashron
ID "Psrpetuum Mobile" ....... Ries
MiEa waatr1ihin
tAl Der Wanderers NAehtlied" Schubert
tbll 20 cersa,s III PiRgArIni'. .scarlotu
tSt Linden ,.s- .ss .sss.vs-s 1ronuahl
Mr. Petersen.
tal Rhapsody q Minor. brahms
do 'Suis EoiE" ................. .Staud
Mr.. suudstcn.
'ZlEuUrHcrWicaen" ....t....... Snrasate
Miss waEtcrlain-
ta) III with All Your Hearts.
.....s.....s. ...s......s uaclssOhn
tbl Down the Vale" ............-M NOR
Cc) Take Joy Home" 1890. Bassctt
Mr.. Petersen.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON

The annual meeting OF the grand
parlor OF Native Daughters Of
Washington was held June 7th at
the Frye hotel. The members and
officers from outside the city were
taken on sightseeing trip around
the city In the afternoon. The an
nual banquet in the evening was
followed by the business meeting.
With the exception of the grand in
quisitor and historian, the old Of
ficers were reelected TO service for
another year The corps of officers
Is as follows; Grand queen, Ida
Svendgard No. .; grand princess,
Lucinda Fritz, No. L; grand secre-
tary, Nellie Hans, No. .; grand
treasurer Alice Kuhn, No. !; grand
conductress, Grace Clemens, No. /:
grand inquisitor, Mrs. Jane Carr,
No. 3; grand musician, Helen Mel
sen. No. /; grand historian, Esther
G. Olson, No. 8; grand trustees, Mae
Plummer. lmogenc Bartlett and Lor-
eta Lafferty, No. /; Marie Case
and Eva Kent, No, 9. with Past
Grand Queen Ida NJ, Terry, No. /.
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aunt. Or. and Mrs. Harry Shaw.
this week viii leave Sunday for
her home in wcnRtchce.
Mrs. Gerald shannon and two chill.
drcn viii leave next week Tor Lake
chclan, 10 spend two months with
Mn. W. a. shannon NJ shannon-on.
Chclan.
Miss Kathryn Armstrong. OF Oak.
land arrived this morning. 20 be the
guest Of Mirs Dorothy EwinE until
after the Paraons. Ewing wedding.
on June 20.
Lewis sehwnger. Jr.. will leave
shortly for winona. MINI. to visit
his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph schwager. for the summer
Miss Katherine Goodwin win be
home June 20 from Walnut Lane
college In Germantown. PA.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ward have
removed from Adrian Court to the
Arcadia apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Eldridge have
returned from weeks trip thru
Southern Oregon.
Wallace and Frederick Collins.
who have been attending Yale. will
be home tonight.
Mrs. William ]. Bernard has as
her guest at Adrian Court, Mrs.
Kathleen o'Bricn BIdingcr, OF san
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j, Clare returned
Friday night from three months
motor trip thru California and Mex
leo.
Miss Jane Trunk. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Perry Il. Truax. who has
been at the Dalcroze School OF
Eurythmics in Geneva for two
years will return to her home here
in July.
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Monday Service at
OrthOpedic ShOps

Trinity parish will he In charge OF
the service at the Orthopedic lunch
room Monday, with Miss Olga Dieck.
hoff, hostess, assisted by Mrs. August
Anderson. Mrs. Karl Knausenbergcr
Mrs. J. II. Condor, Mrs. William My.
era Mrs. Herbert Blogg. Mrs. G. a.
Brown, Mrs X. J. s. Bethel. Mrs.
Robert Howes, Mrs. Lincoln Nordby.
Mrs. Arthur PhInney Mrs. Peter
Mackle, Mrs. a. l.. McMurray, Mrs.
George Plummcr, Mrs. II. Collins,
Mrs. j. J.. Mcpherson. Mrs Josiah
Collins, Miss Violet Blogg and Miss
Catherine Collins.
The University guild, with Mrs. II.
+. Zimmerman and Mrs. w. II. Cru.
~, will be in charge at the Thrift
Shop Monday morning. and the FrinlS
Park guild, with Mrs, j -. Hamilton
and Mrs. H. il, Knapp, In the after.
neon,
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Affairs Planned for
Mss Seibert

To honor Miss Constance seibert
and her fiance. Mr.. Fred Sheriff.
Merritt. whose marriage will be Gel
ebrated on June 26. Mrs. +. r. Mer.
rift will entertain at dinner on Mon
day evening. June %. at her home.
22i3 Everett ave. y.
Another affair for Miss Seibert Is
the bridge luncheon Miss Berenlcc
Butler will give at her home on
next Monday afternoon. Twelve
guests viii be sentertained.
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WoMEN's KING COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CIJfR

The regular meeting OF the wom-
ans King County Republican club
VIII be held at Moves cafeteria.
Monday, June 16. at 12 IN.
Former Congressman John r.
Miller viii be the principal speaker.
All those interested in Mount Rain
ier win be interested in Congress-
man Millers address.
a special musical program has
been arranged, followed by bust
ness meeting.
Tho Women's Coolidge for Presl-
dent club will meet at 1890 n. m.
and the public speaking club will
be presented with the national plat
form adopted nj Cleveland.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. David Edward Skin
ner returned Wednesday night from
"a trip Of several months in the
East.
Mr. and Mrs August Bunchmann.
accompanied hy Miss Nancy Farms
worth. sailed today for Juneau. Al
uskh. to be away three weeks.
Mr. Prentice Blocdcl, who har
been IN Boston FOR several months.
and Mr. Vilax Bcckwith. who has
been attending Columbia university,
returned Co town Thursday night,
Mrs Andrew NJ Gillespie and her
house guest. Mas iiidn HumhurE.
OF Piedmont, Cat, wili leave June
81 by motor for Vancouver. u, G..
Mr.. Gillespie VIII join them the fol-
lowing weekend
Mr. and Mira Clifford English and
small daughter. Evelyn, OF Long
bfNiNs NAlss afN hHfnhlUk t'ftItAl
weeks with Mr. and Mrs T. O..
English, before leaving for yancou-
yer. II. G.. to viBit their uncle. Mr.
Norman English.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald TNrink will
leave tho first OF the week by
motor for Yellowstone National
park. They will be Joined by their
two sons. James IFrink. who has
been attending the Boston School Of
Technology and Philip F'rink from
Culver Military academy, who are
motoring from the East to meet
them at the park.
MIR. and Mrs Claude c. Ramsay
left today for olympic Highway inn
TO spend the weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. Leslie r. Smith Of
Long Beach are the house guests
of Judge and Mrs. G. a. c.
Rochester.
Mrs. Edwin s. Booth, who has
been the guest OF her uncle and
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Dancing Party
This EUeninq

Invitations have been issued for
a dancing party given by The VIII
sonian this evening. This is the first
Of the summer parties arranged for
the pleasure OF the wilsonlan resi-.
dents and their friends.
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Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. r. Nordahl
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Emma Marie, to Mr.. Will.
lam Wiggers, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wiggers, Of Davenport,
Iowa. The wedding will take place
carly In August
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
LEGIsLATIvE FEpERATtoN

LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION
The King County Legislative Fed.
GRAFTON viii hold iis annual picnic in
Woodland park. Monday. sumo is,
Those attending viii meet at the
large group OF tables opposite tho
tands,and AZ 1870 a m. Bring cup
md spoon. Miss Sarah Eudicott
ober viii speak on Indian Wei.
fare" All members and their friends
cordially invited.
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woMAN's CITY CLUB

WOMAN'S CITY CLUB
Permanent headquarters of the
woman's City club have been es.
tablished in the Terminal Sales
building, First and Virginia. The
regular meetings OF the club have
been adjourned until fall. However,
members may use the clubrooms
during the summer. A reception TO
be given in the near future is be.
ing planned by the club.
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Discontinue Nah JONAH
Glasses

The lnierlaken guild Of the Chi.
dren's OrthopedIc hospital has de.
cided 10 discontinue It's NAH Jongg
classes for the summer IN soptem.
Der the bi-~eekly play will he re-
stunned. with Mrs leslie knight again
In charge of the instruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
MYRTLE CHAPTER NO. IS

Myrtle Chapter. No. As, O. T. s..
viii have a birthday dinner for
members on Monday evening. Juno
i6. at els O'Clock. in the banquet
rooms ut the Masonic temple. All
Eastern Stars are invited to the
initiation and social time in the
Corinthian room at y. IN.
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HOME SEWING CLUB

The Ladies' Of the Grand Army
Home Sewing club will hold Hpo.
clul business meeting on Monday.
June IS. at the home Of Mira. Mar.
tina Graham. 34i 18th ave. n.
Luncheon at o'clock. Take Cap.
itol Hill car.
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Sallie Shelton Viii
Wed IN JnDnn

Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Shelton an.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. SallIc Louise. to Mr.. Rus
sell Dawn Horning. Of Kobe, Japan.
Miss shelton sailed Friday morn.
ing on the President Madison for
Yokohama. where the wedding will
take place the last OF the month.
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aEATTl.E IODnE 40 I

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree Of
Honor. viii meet In Evergreen hall.
1909 Ninth ave. Tuesday evening.
June IL, at 7tS o'clock. 4 military
whist party and refreshments has
been planned by the committee In
charge Of the evening. Members
may invite friends.
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Dinner at
Country Home

Honoring Bishop Adna Wright
Leonard, who arrived in town this
morning from. San Francisco. on hls
way to Buffalo, Mr.. and Mrs. win
p. Fisher will have a dinner Monday
evening at their country home, near
Zenith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
CIRCLE S TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Circle Of the First Presbyterian
church viii give an evening Of i'm.
presentations in the main Sunday
school room OF the church on
Wednesday evening. June rs. at
o'clock, For Information call
ca rfld.s206. or EA st.927s.
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DRAMA DEPARTMENT
TO PICNIC

The drama department of the
Woman's Century club will have a
picnic at the home of Miss Sara
Williams ut Medina on Tuesday,
June II. Tho boat win leave Lcschi
park ut 1880 n, m, Luncheon win
be served nj IL o'clock Mrs. Arthur
Hold is chairman of the nffair. For
information cali her ut ME lrse'4S9S.
Mrs. Fred w, Bert, Jr.. has ar
ranged the program for the after.
noon.
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FREMnNT W. q r rI

Fremont w G. T, L. will give
luncheon on Tuesday, June II. at
y. M. in Asbury VI. T.. church, 10
rs members who have passed the
thrceEcorcandton marx Every
member is expected Respond to
Me lrsc.5io5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
HEBREW BENEVOLENT

Seattle Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety will scw for the needy at Edu.
ca,ionhl temple, all day Monday.
June i6.
Tho board Of directors OF the
Temple dc Hirsch viii meet on
Wednesday, June IS. at 1880 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
ASSOCIATION WILL
HAVE LUNCHEON

The Norwegian Hospital associa-
ton will give luncheon In Norway
hall, Tuesday, June H. at o'clock,
for the benefit of the helping di-
vision. Members and friends In.
vitcd This will be the last meet
ing of the association until the fall
season.
Hostosses for the affair include
Mrs. Gunnar Lund, Mrs. o. Offer
dahl, Mrs. o, Eng, Mrs, Lief Helte,
Mrs. Andrew Tergersen and Mrs S.
Stray
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Sunset Club Setting for Luncheon; Bride-to-
Be Will Be Complimented

MRS. EDGAR L. WEBSTER has
Az extended invitations for a
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon.
June II. at the Sunset club.
Covers viii be placed for %
guests.
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home OF Mrs. Harriet Neuser, SiS e.
50th ST.. Thursday. July 10, at noon.
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social club, o. Il. s.. will
meet with Mrs. Anna De Kraay.
1904 James ST., Friday, June 20.
Luncheon at Z o'clock Assistant
hostesses. Mrs. Emily Graves and
Mrs. Emma Rodman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
HEBREW FREE LOAN
spFTETy

The Ladies' Hebrew Free Loan
society will give a card party for
the benefit OF an orphan on Mon.
day, June 10. at . p. M. at tho
home of Mrs. y. Hart. 953 2ist
ave.
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GREENWOOD CHAPTER

Greenwood chapter. No. 100. o. f..
s.. will give Bingham dance on
Tuesday evening. June II, in Green
wood Masonic temple. 10th and
Greenwood ave. All Eastern Stars.
Masons and friends arc invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
LITERARY CLUB

The Sunset Heights Literary club
win have its last meeting OF the
club year Tuesday June IL, at the
home of Mrs. Cora McChcsney,
ncross Lake Washington Boat viii
leave Madison park u. 1880 L. IN.
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RAINIER CAMP.
NO. l412

Rainier camp. No. if1.. Royal
Neighbora OF America. VII give a
card party Monday. June 20. az 5
p. m, at Swedish club hall. Eighth
ave and Olive 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
OLYMPIC HEIGHTS
ROSE CLUB

The olympic Heights Rose club
has formulated plans for the second
annual rose show, to take place
Wednesday. June %. at the olym.
pic Heights clubhouse, 35th ave. S.
w. and w. Kenyon. Entries must
all 10 In by II n. IN. in order to
enable the judges TO make their de.
cisions. Tho rose show Will open
at y. IN. and continue thru the
evening with n program OF vocal
and instrumental selections. Chair
men In charge Of the various com.
mittees are. Mrs. Frances Billings,
decorations: Mrs. j. w. Chaplow,
trophies; Mrs. j. l.. o'Meara, refresh.
ments: Mrs. c. A. Barnes, enter.
tninmcnt. and Miss Dorothy Rob.
inson and Miss Helen Rowe, candy
booth.
Further Information may be had
by calling Mrs. w. II. Sellars,
WE st.2779, secretary, or Mrs. j. w.
Chaplow. WE st.O9a4. president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
DArGnTERs oF rIoNEEns

Daughters OF Pioneers prior 10
1870 Will have a basket picnic at
the home Of Mp Frank Hyde. on
BainbridEo island. July .. Further
announcements will bo made later.
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GUARANTEE CLUB

Qunrante club viii hold It's annua,
picnic on Tuesday evening, juno II.
on the beach at South Alkl Din
ner at $3.50 o'clock.
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ALLAH CHAPTER NO. 1875

ALLAH CHAPTER NO. 1876
Allah Chapter No. 1876. will make
it's annual trip to Masonic home on
Sunday, June 90. Automobiles will
meet at Fourth and Dearborn at
1880 n m. Bring friends and lunch
baskets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Audubon SOCIETY

s'S'F't'fN'Af '3NNfiisi
Seattle Audubon society will have
It's last meeting before adjournIng
for the summer on Thursday eve.
ming, June 10, Mt 8 o'clock, in the
Chamber OF Commerce building. Mr..
Howard II. Andrews, landscape
gardener, Will talk on Planning n
Garden TO Attract Birds" The meet.
Ing 10 open to tho public.
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Women's Clubs

o'clock Members nro asked 10 take
basket lunch. an Eastern stars In
yitcd.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Lorna Social club will meet Wed,
fcEday. June rs. At y. m. NJ
Masonic temple. Wits, will 10
played. All Eastern stars invited.
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY CIRCLE
William Mckinley Circle Ladies'
of the q. A. r., win meet Wedncs-
day juno 49,, at 1880 p, M, in
Veterans hall, Armory, Flag day
viii be observed, Arrangements VIII
be made for the department conven-
ton ut Everett. ON Juno ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
pRArERNAL AID UNION

FTtNITNNNE MD VNIVN
The Fraternal Aid union will hold
ita regular picnic and lawn fote ut
the home of MIR, and Mrs. Frederick
Lusthofr, 56i2 46th S, w, on sun
day afternoon, June 10,
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w. G.. r. L. UNION
MEETING

Members OF the Womon's Chris
tian Temperance union are invited
by the pastor, Rev w. r. Ran
dolph, TO n union meeting on sun
day evening, June i5. at Calvary
Methodist church. corner OF 10th
and 2Srd ave. N. w. The program
viii include brief addresses by Mrs.
Lillian Vincent, state president, and
others.
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woMENs LAKEWOOD CLUB

WoMEN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB
Tho regular meeting OF the Won.
ems Lakewood Civic Improvement
club viii be held Tuesday, juno
II, at p, m, In the club hnll.
Mrs. j, Hide Smith, chairman OF
parks and playground committee.
VIII have charge Of tho program.
This is the last meeting OF tho
club until September 2
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), A. II. BENEF1T BRIDGE

D. A, II. BENEFIT BRIDGE
on Friday afternoon Mt o'clock
June 20, at the homo of tho Regent
of Lady Stirling chapter. Mrs. Melvin
Albert Weed, 3O2 Goth ave, II benefit
bridge will be given by committee
composed Of the following: Mrs. j.
NJ. Valentine. Mrs, w. -. Dornbcrg,
Mrs. #. w. Spier, Mrs. Il. s. Ewes
and Mrs. w. II. Grant.
Friends. visiting D. A. r. members
In the city, and members of other
chapters, are cordially invited.
For reservations call any member
OF the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
cALEIpII CLUE

CABEIDH CLUE
The last meeting OF the season of
the Cnleidh club will be held Tues.
day, June II. at y. m, with Mrs.
j. l.. McGrcw, 1913 Third ave. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
WEST SEATTLE

WEHT HIINTTTE
CHAPTER, O, H. &.
West Seattle chapter, o. u. g.,
social circle, viii hold picnic at
Alltl point Tuesd2y, Jund II. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
IcELANnlCr LADIES

The Icolnndlc Ladies', Of Ballard,
win give n program and dance In
Woog's hall. corner of Market st.
and 18th ave. N w, on Saturday
evening, June IA, at s o'clock
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RELIEF TEA
Fortson.ThyBcscn auxiliary u. S.
w. ". VIII give u relief tea at tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

Mrs. Edwin s. Booth, who has
been the guest OF her uncle and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie II. Smith Of
Long Beach are the house guests
Of Judge and Mrs. G. a. c..
Rochester.
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MIR. and Mrs Claude c. Ramsay
left today for olympic Highway inn
10 spend tho weekend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-01
Candidates i'm
County

Here are the candidates Of the
major parties for whom Marion
County voters will vote in Tuesdays
election:
For President
Robert NJ. La Toilette. Progressive: Cal
yin Coolidge, Republican; John w. Davis.
Democrat.
For Governor
Carrolton B. McCulloch CD. Ed Jackson
(R).
For Lieutenant Governor
Lew NJ. O'Bannon CD. F. Harold Van
Orman (R)-
For Secretary of State
Arthur J. Hamrick Cd. Fred E. Shorte-
For State Auditor
Robert Bracken Cd. Lewis S. Bow
man (R-
For State Treasurer
Harry L. Arnold ID. B. Q. Ur-
For Attorney General
Harvey Harmon CD, Arthur L. GIL
lion (R).
For superintendent Public Instruction
Samuel L. Scott Cd, Henry n. Sher-
For Supreme Court. First District
George h Denton Cd. Benjamin N.
For supreme Court. Fourth District
John H. Aiken Cd. Willard B. Gem
For Appellate Court. First Division
John C. McNutt Cd. Francis NJ. Thomp-
son (Rl.
For Appellate Court. Second Division
Valentine E. -LivengoOd Cd. Ethan A.
For Reporter Supreme Court
John W. Kern Cd, Emma E. White (R) q.
For Congressman
Joseph P. Turk Cd. Ralph E. Up
For Stats Senator
Vote for FOUR Harry W. Bassett.
Michael VI. Mahoney Meredith Nicholson
Fred N. Dickerman. Russell B. Harrison.
Robert L. MOorhead. William I. Qulllan.
For Joint Senator
George ". Curtis ID. William E. Eng
llsh (R
For State Representative
Vote for elevenl John c. Bankett. Peter
A BOland II. Z. Caiaud. Michael W Nc
earthly. Edward K. Mckinney. Vincent II.
NercuriO. Edgar A. Perkins. Hubert S.
Riley, L3e X Smith. John E. Webb and
Carl E. Wood. Democrats: Charles L. Be
binger, Frank Borns Joseph C. Buchanan.
II. Walker De Haven. Russell V Duncan.
J. W. Ehaugh. George W. Elliott. William
Y. Hinkle, Charles Mendenhall. Clermont
r. Smith. William F. Werner Republicans
For Joint Representative
~ william lam W Spencer co. Charles NJ
For Prosecutor
James E Deery Cd. William Il. Rerny
For County Treasurer
William E. Clauer Cd. Edward A. Ram
seq (R)-
For Sheriff
Otto 7. Ray Cd. Omer Hawkins RI.
For Coroner
Garrett T. Kirby ID. Paul F. Robin
son tRl.
For Surveyor
Rush F Pickens tD1 George G.
Schmidt tRl
For Commissioner. First District
John KItley Cd. Cassins L. Hosle (R-
For Commissioner. Third District
George D Hardin Cd. Charles o. SUIT
ton (Rl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-01
WAR MEMORIAL
At CULVER READY
Foreign Representatives to
Attend Ceremony.

BIZ United Press
CULVER, Ind, Nov. 1.-Repre-
sentatives of the allied nations,
United States military forces and
veterans of the United States and
other countries will join in the dedi-
cation OF the war memorial dormi-
tory and club building for the gold
star alumni of Culver Military
Academy, which will be formally
opened here Sunday afternoon.
The ceremony will be the chief
event in the Homecoming of the
Culver graduates. In addition to
the dedication of the memorial. there
Will be an unwilling of a bronze tab
let presented by a delegation of Wis
iting allied veterans in tribute to
the Culver men who died in the
World War.
Among the officers to take part
are Mai. Gen. Omar Bundy. Rear
Admiral Hugh Rodman, Maj. Gen.
J. A. Lejuene, Maj. H. S. Martin,
Count Antoine de Laubespin of Bel
GUM. Col. c. E. c. G.. Charlton Of
England. Brig. Gen. C. a. L. Du-
mont OF France. Capt. G. Gordon
Smith OF JugO-Slavia and Col. Mar
quis Vittorio Asineri di Bernezzio of
Italy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-01
BETTER Than CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stftute for calomel-are mild bur sure
laxative. and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
cOiOred tablets are the result Of Or
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with Gallo
mel
The pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does. but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take
hold Of the trouble and quickly correct
IL. Why cure the liver at the expense
Of the teeth. Calomel sonnet lines plays
havoc with the gums. So do strong
liquids. II is best not to take calOmel.
Let Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets take
It's place
Headaches. "dullnesS'' and that lazy
feeling come from constipation AMI
disOrdered liver. Take Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel ''lOgy" and
heavy" They clear clouded brain
and 'perk up the spirits 1Jc and SOC
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-01
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