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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
Personal

Mrs H. u. Woolsey, with her
daughter Mrs. Frances tombstone,
and two sons, Harry and David. will
lcaNo April on the H. II Alexander
for a visit Of several months In Cali.
fornia,
Mr.. Lacy Hoflus motorod 10 Bell.
Ingham today on n short business
trip.
Miss Elizabeth Lea who Is spend.
Ing some tlmo IN California, IL now
visiting friends In Los Angeles.
Mr.. Frederick Jacobs Of Portland
apont Tuesday In town. sailing later
IN the afternoon on the H. II. Alexan.
der for San Francisco. on ten days
trip,
Mr. and Mrs. y. T.. Wilcox (Marlon
colkoto arc receiving congratuia.
tons upon the birth OF n daughter.
March II. az the Seattle General
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.. Malcolm clapp left
recently for n short trip TO Callfor.
mia,
Mrs George Fulton left Friday for
California, where nhe viii visit relu
tives IN San Francisco. Pasadena and
Los Angeles for five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent r.. Miller nrs
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF a son March IS at Minor
hospital,
Mr., ana Mrs. James Richard Good
fellow are being congratulated upon
tho birth OF daughter. Katherine
Howe, on March H.
Mrs John spargur spent Tuesday
Ia Mount Vernon. Visiting her uncle.
Mir y. p. Gage
Mrs. l.. II Darwin. who has been
the guest or her sister. Mrs. Gene,
We've s, Blcthen. for several days.
loft this afternoon for her home in
I3elllngham,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
1000 Days Given
Drunken Drivers

Motorists who violated traffic ordl.
nonccs for II months ending March
1 put up total 81 tieb.G4 IN bail
according 20 computations by Frank
Fuqun. head Of the police traffic dl.
vision. Those driving while drunk
and reckless drivers put tss.S77 in
tho city Golfers. while nearly 1890
was collected IN fines. JAN sentences
awarded drunk drivers by Police
Judge John -. Gordon totaied 1000
dave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. Hugh Purcell viii Be hostess
Tor 81. Margaret's guild Of 81
Marks church Thursday al The or
thopedic Tea Shop. assisted By Mrz
y. McEacheran. Mrs, Norman T..
Burton. Mrs. X. W. Jenkins, Mrr,
r. w. Condor. sIrs. James wyils.
Mrs. Clark Jackson. Mrs. w. W.
Turner. Mrs. W. r. Woodward. Mrs.
H. W. RosS. Mrs. Curtias Sargent.
Mrs. Ire Baken and Mrs. Arden
smith.
Mrs. G. c. corbalcy and Mr-. o.
y. Leonhart will be in charge for
Renton HiIl guild at the Thrift
shop Thursday morning. and Mr..
J. W. Goodwin md Mrs. IT. C. Ristine
for First hin guild In tho afternoon
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Miss Cornish TO
Talk on PldUs

AZ tho Cornish Little theater Fri,
day evening, at $50 O'Clock. Miss
Nellie Cornish win lecture on three
plays seen by her during her recent
visit East.
These plays are holding the center
OF dramatic attention nj the present
moment and include THE Miracle
Man. The Swan" and outward
Bound The lecture is open 10 the
public
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Concealed Pistol
May Cause Arrest

Tho he WIS not identified as the
man who held up Robert Holeroft.
g2j Pine St. florist. IN the rear OF
The orpheum theater Monday night.
Douglas II. Barlow. bandit suspect.
may face charges Of carrying con.
cealed weapons. II was announced
AT police headquarters "wednesday.
Barlow IS alleged 10 have been
carrying a revolver with one cart.
ridge discharged. He tx reported 10
be also wanted by federal officers
as a suspected violator OF the Harri.
son antl.narcotlc act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
Spring Informal

Invitations are out Tor the Uni.
Nerslty Spring Informal at Inglc.
sldo gardens. Tacoma. on Friday
evening Patrons and patronesses
include Mr., ahd Mrs Tony Reu, Mr..
and Mrs II, +, Hunt, AIR and Mrs,
W. W Parker, Mr., and Mrs. T.. II.
Ferkins. Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Fraser
and Mr., and Mrs. Robert Abel.
Tho high school committee com.
prtses Dick Stevens. chairman.
Marion Hoskins. Lois Eastman. chr,
ford Michael, Ted Burnett, Fred
Walker Ted skinner. Cornelius
Holeomh and Elwood Bonds.
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.,,rrssE pAupTFREr is
NA a...sntins a brilliant and de-
= y, comedy Friday and satur
lso'~ .,a,nss. March IS and 70. az
~ , s, University club,
q va a,sy entitled THE Mistress
~ ~. nm hy carlo Goldoni viii
us .sred for the first time In
wa !, the world, For tho mu-
a. sameers Comtesse d'Audiffret
~ !, assisted BY Jacques Jou'
krille
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BUREAU OF
MIS- SIN
RELATIVES

The Star iarites its readers 10 use thl,
department as nm aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. The department Il
10 help In reunitinE those who have bees
separated. Those whose reiatives or
friends are missing are invited to report
the dlsappearnnoo directly to The star.
Headers who r1sy know the wherea bssfs
Of persons mentioned In this column ns
missing are requested also 10 report TO
The star. Other newspapers are Invited
10 reproduce such items ~ Will Interest
their readers.
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Music
Amphion Society
Sings Tonight

The Amphlon society win he heard
ln concert this evening In The new
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Harvard ave. aud Howell st.. nj sis
o'clock. Tho program follows:
PRAYER Of Thanksgiving" .. Krsmssr
"A Stronghold Hufs" f.ath.r.Insh
iEin Fssis BURG arr. by Graham Morgan
ca Jesus Lover % dY Soul
tAhsr1ttwythf ,.s4s5s Joseph Parry
90 ''iiedis chrintgs Sstus Est"...
.s..,s..,,.,t..,st.. @. 81 Ssnini
Eoios
tsl '-rh. Two Grsusdisfs s<humaun
~ The Builder ........-.. Cadmhn
~. Eimsr Eehart
'+rhr CFuaRdefs ,..a..... Prathefor
ts4 Loeb i.rrFn flaTr Lament" s.
+ss...st.ss Arr b. ~ r. Hahsrton
NJ SHADOW March .s........ PF0thsfpe
hsies-
fal "FAiry Tales ss....,.4 Eric woin
% TO a iiiil TOP ...........c Cor
Mfs Harm stephenson Rousn.
Mlss Irene Rodgers. acrempsnisi
fsl DUNE" ..4....... Mrfstli. Batter
80 - Hnth Bong Arthur j. naynen
fcl Loeb tomhud" .,,s.4.......
.s..... Arr. b. r. Vaughan Williams
Tnrideutai solo IS Ne ErkArtJ
The HNotd 81 Fauafa". Firid Haiiard
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club viii Celebrate
lnnlrfrsdl,N

n. Ivan HyIand viii entertain
i, PAS, presidents OF the ladies,
y, ,,'.,,..l club at luncheon on Monday
ss March "a. at the women's
,.. , club. Covers viii be
ysSd for ten a.. ...,,,
seeclal meeting for active and
s,.s.m members only. in the draw.
=. roon ot the eluh in celebration
~. ,AIr,ythirI anniversary OF the
rraninticn.
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UNIVERSITY AUXILIARY
CARD PARTY

A card party viii be given by
American Legion auxiliary 20 Uni
veraity Post. No. !. Saturday eve.
ming. March q. at the home OF Mrs.
C. y. Mccailum. 85g7 Eastern ave
Bridge, 500 and NAH jongg win be
played and table prizes awarded.
Mrs. w. II. Nelson has arranged a
musical program.
Tho committee in charge includes
Mrs. w. c. Mylroic. chairman. Mrs.
Charles II. Cave. Mira. George a.
Radfors and Mrs. Gilbert S. schaller.
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Dinner WiH Honor
BRIDAL Pair

NJ and Mrs. James p Esary are
.s,,r,alnlaE with a dinner Of eighty
orsrs on Monday evening. March
4 u homer OF their son and daugh.
geinhw. Mr. and Mrs James d.
Ear Jr wuhelmiua Crawford
~ recently returned from a two
-ea,hs Wedding trip in California.
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At Home Sunday
Afternoon

Mr.. and Mrs. David Rolthord viii
receive az their home. a2s .sth ave.
- on Sunday afternoon from until
: o'clock. In honor OF their daughter.
GLADYS, and Mr.. Sam Feinberg. aon
OF Mr. and Mrs. II. Felnberg. whose
engasrment was recently announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
DRAMATIC SCHOOL
AT CORNISH

Tho Second Cornish dramatic res.
tiyal viii be held In tho Cornish
Little Theater next month. begin.
ming April and closing April IS.
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
OF each week with tho exception OF
the second. when tho puppet show
Is held The month begins with
dancing by the pupils OF Marta
Courtney. The gccrnd week. on Fri.
day only. matinee aud evening per.
formances. will witness ''rhe Chi.
nese Willow Plate Story" Tho third
week is the occasion OF n song fes.
tival put on by Jacques Jou.Jeryille.
Tho final week has for It's attac.
ton Bernard Shaw's MAN OF Dcs.
tiny" under the direction Of Burton
w James. Saturday performances
will include a matinee. All proceeds
win be devoted 10 the Cornish
scholarship fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
Hosts at Buffet Supper

M. and Mrs. William Leonard
zim entertained thirty guests at a
Hfisl supper At their home Tuesday
asaing IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ian A. Nichols. Jr.. Of Detroit. who
Il. N town for a short time on their
80 home from California
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TIA win Honor
Two Guests

ltrs, T. H. Epperson has cards out
~ sea at her home on Friday
H'sfrcoa from ; until o'clock in
Aanor o. Mrs. Arthur Sewan Haggett
AZ Mrs William Wallace Dow. who.
20 W. Dow. IS leaving April is
b abroad.
Mrr Frank $. Smith and Mrs. T.
: Liner viii pour and the Misses
saiys Epperson. Virginia smith and
Dsrk Mevay win assist.
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Entertains for
Small Ddu0hter

For tho pleasure OF her small
daughter Jean. Mrs. w. II. Foster
entertained with lsncheon OF four.
teen covers at her home on satur.
day afternoon and later with an or
phcum party.
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WOMEN coAfMrRf,1A1, CLUE

Inc Women's Commercial club
VIII visit the Crescent Manufacturing
company on Thursday. March 20.
The club win be entertained at
luncheon in the cafeteria at the
plant. Members are asked TO meet
~ the St. Regis hotel at II a. M.
Those without cars win be furnished
transportation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
Brdoe for Mss Potter

Mss Dorothy Avery will entertain
VIA bridge Of three tables AT her
A,ne en- Friday afternoon in eompli.
-ai to Miss Marjory Potter. from
rsxss who is visiting her uncle and
sni Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Kin.
.sr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
Book Reuie1c Class

Hs Thursday morning book re
~ classes Of the wonians Uni.
zri;y club win give the second OF
= Lsnisn series on Thursday
rrning- at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. r..
ossood will review the book OF
zzh.
friday morning. az 1890. Mrs.
IA Heal win review THE Life o,
oFs', By Papini.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
Plan Card Party

Tho Seattle City.wide Democratic
club will atnge public card party
al Dartnail's cafeteria. March n.
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College Club
POStDOnes Dance

Because OF the death OF nr, Dun.
can Fuller the College club has post.
poned its cabaret dinner dance from
March e TO March %.
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Women's Clubs
LADIES' AID SOCIETY

LADIES' AID SOCIETY
The Ladies' AID society of the Co
lumbia Congregational church will
have a picnic lunch in tho dining
room OF tbs church Thursday, March
20 at 1890 p. m. Election Of Off.
GERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
RuMMAGE SALE

a rummage Eale will be held Fri.
day and Saturday. March II and 20.
at 1908 First ave, by the order OF
tho Eastern Star.
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Clay a Co. or may ~ secured from
The various district chairmen under
tho leadership OF Mrs Taylor and
also from the worthy patron. Mr..
y. Zimmerman. BE Rcn.giss.
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ALLAH SOCIAL. CLUE

Allah Social club. o. Il. s.. VIII
meet Friday, March FL. at o'clock.
a. tho homo OF Eleanor Hayden. 10
y. seth 81. Mabel Dlngler and
Blanche la crone. assisting host.
esscs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
RAINIER HEIGHTS

Rainier Heights Improvement club
viii give a card party at the home
Of Mrs. d. Bronkalla. 7533 Ninth ave.
\. w. Thursday. March 20. from 2
until O'Clock.
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JUBILEE or OH MELODIES

Mrs. Adelaide Anderson. worthy
mairon Of Allah Chapter No. 1855.
@. +. 4. has set Friday evening.
April 20. n, o'clock. as tho date
for tho entertainment 10 DO given
BY her chapter az Douglas hail. cor.
ner OF Pine and broadway.
The performance. called 'Juhl
leo Of Old Melodies" will be under
tho direction OF Mrs. A. q. Hen.
field. A chorus OF thirty.six voices
win sing the cantata, ''The Village
blacksmith" This win be followed
BY fayorito well known melodies.
sung In costume, with beautiful
lighting effects.
Tho second rehearsal will taIse
place Thursday. March 20. AZ 74b
.. m, in room 4i0s Henry build.
Ing. Those DESTROYS Of joining tho
chorus may do SO by calling Mrs.
A. q. Benficid. RA nler.a0sa. or
Mrs. o, G. Taylor. BE acn-4ss3.R.
Tickets are on sale nt sherman.
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Never pass a street car when Il
Ia stopping or, II the law permits.
proceed very slowly past II at the
legal distance.
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Green Balloon Dance

Tho British clubs Of Seattle viii
have n Green Balloon dance in
honor Of 81. Patrick. on Thursday
evening, in Christenzens hall.
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IMrnoyENENr cLtrn

~ Attt w. AsstAffsNA NisAh
The Seattle Civic improvement,
club wiz meet Thursday. March 20.
az 2 p. m, AZ the Federation club.
house. Mra. Mary Chamberlln viii
speak on some OF the Causes Of
Unemployment"
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,omtesse D'Aadittret Directing Play; Mrs
INLAND to Honor Past Presidents

with a luncheon OF firty.slx covers
at the Arctic club. Later bridge was
enjoyed.
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BENEF1T MYSTERY PARTY

For the benefit of the new chapter
house of Rainier chapter. d. A. r..
mystery party viii be given Friday
evening, March 81. at the home OF
Mrs. w. ]. Blackwell, 1898 broadway
y. Members may invite friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19

There arc now $4,000 partners in
the various companies OF the Du.
rant grnnn.
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WASH wINCurIT :,

WASH WINCHELL-h sought
by D. A. Mitchell, 1909 18th ave.
y. w. Anyone knowing tho where
abouts OF winchell who was last
heard Of in Seattle 30 years ago, Is
asked to write Mitchell, or telephone
him at 81 nset.G452.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
GREEN LAKE CIVIC SOCIETY

=. = - sFN|NeAAsA
The Green Lake Civic society will
hold an open meeting Thursday.
March 20. at s p. m, in the Green
Lake library. Mr.. d. y. Trefethen,
chairman Of the tourist committee OF
the Chamber Of Commerce. win
speak. All interested persons cor.
daily invited
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SUNSHINE GUILD

Sunshine Guild viii meet with
Mrs. Luther Robbins. aas w. saith
81. Thursday. March 20. AZ II a IN.
YOUNGSTOWN PIT A.
Youngstown PIT. A. win give
silver tea Thursday, March 20. from
: until o'clock. Al the home Of
Mrs a. Heth. tii5 ssth ave. s. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19

ADDITIONAL CLUBS
LAKEWOOD

The Lakewood civic Improvement
club viii entertain with the second
Of a series o. dances AZ tho club.
house. corner Both ave = and Ange.
line at. Saturday. March e. at .
y. m. Tho community Is invited TO
attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19

INDOOR BASKET FIcNIc
Wisconsin people viii give on IN.
door basket picnic on SATURDAY
March -. at $40 p. m. tn a. o.
Y, w hall. 1909 Ninth ave There
stlll be program. dancing and
cards. Coffee vii be furnished. An
Wisconsin people welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-19
MIzpAH TEslpLE 80. %

%A~ AA%ssAA Lfs W. ~
Mizpah temple No. 90. Pythlan
Sisters. win give a card party Thurs.
day evening. March 20. in X. Of p.
nal. 3Ith and University way. The
public is invited.
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Hrs. Schmidt Gives
large Affair

An Henry Schmidt. Jr.. was
aHsss this afternoon. entertaining
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w. b. A. SOCIAL
CLUB NO q

W. y. a. Social Club No. 8 will
Ineet with Mrs. Myra TcKettrick.
ItzS 18th ave. Thursday. March
20. Luncheon at o'clock. Cards
NJ 2 o'clock. For reservations call
ia st5s5IR.
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woMEN's SOCIETY

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The Women's Society OF the First
baptist church win meet at the
church Thursday. March 20. at 10
?. m. Miss Esther Hyde viii lead
me missionary program ut i15
o'clock.
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Clubs FOR THURSDAY

nEaI0cRATIc woMEN's CLUB
ne Seattle city-wide Democratic
sensn's club VIII give a court whis;
rry Thursday evening, March 20.
I ?. m. at DartnaI's cafeteria.
fsssic invited.
sAGLET PIT. A.
ne Bagiey PIT. A. viii ms.,
saarsday, March 20. at 3i5 p. m. In
CON ]. Mr.. scudder. Miss s,raver
q Mss Campbell will be the speak.
2 Miss whitweil's class win sing
= present a dramatlzation from
uadsrella." All parents and friends
1'aialiy Invited. Refreshments
erred. : .
40Ti0N PICTURE
0NMITTEE
Mrs. Frank BaIIaine. chairman o,
= motion picture committee ~
3 seattle Federation Of women's
~ has called a meeting for
! March 20, at 1890 a. m.
! 'as Federated clubhouse.
ELIEF TEA
: 0 4 on, Tlhygesen auxiliary. u. 9.
y. VIII give a relief tea Thurs.
9 March 20. at noon. at ssas
whitman ave.
MFHA CLUB
Inc Alpha club viii have a no
! - = luncheon at the College club
/, ! THURSDAY. March 20. at 1870
~LkcER PIT. A.
ne Mercer PIT. will NM,
.aar,day afternoon. March 20. a. =
,-s'x, IN room s. A musical bro.
4 ' ~ VI Spring Songs" Will be given
r.,. .as eighth grade after which
rr.. A.n stsnislo viii give a demon.
bsr IN. the use Of the fire alarm
n. ~ ana WIN speak on Fire prevsn.
's' Refreshments. sc ''''en'
i ssEn r. PARLIAMENTARY
-, 1''asr' Parliamentary Law c1...
~ meet :, at the Y. w. ca rh,.-
NJ. i rs,n %. at iso n ~
d. lla cudihee. chairman Z. m -;
M VI, Subject lesson. .,vo,,n.
h pas, s''ons-' The auxiliary class
llus IN r.s Speaking will meet wi,h
w -, harriet saunderson. The ~
sssar, - ~. 's extracts from Mar
Srssssg,L n TO ELITE
-hkkAH LODGE
-. ne auxiliary to El,. p,
y Nrs rsrs slIl meet at the hons
ss., Ths ,1'ass welsch. 552s Rainier
s' followed by earda'
rlsf.~
p,hiERs OF ST. eEopcr
rhursss,..s !, Of 81 George Win mo-,
krr March 20. AZ ! an ,'.. ,''es'
L B. a bah. 1879 ii. /. s s,peN'
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QUEEN CITY cnAprEr

Queen City Chapter will meet In
The corinthiau room at the Masonic
temple, Thursday evening. March
70, at 8 O'Clock. Initiation.
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sEATTI.E rnrnr "a

Seattle Court No. /. order Of
Nfaaranih Social club. will have a
court whist party az tho home Of
William Beal. 1929 Meridian ave.
J. hursdaY March 20, at 1880
O'clock,
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DEaIocRATIc woMEN's CLUB
ne Seattle ciiy.widc Democratic
'snsns club win give a court wits;
n7y Thursday evening. March 20.
I ?. m. at Dartnal's cafeteria.
ps5sic invited.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
Gained 10 Pounds
 In g Days

That's going some-btt skinny men, women and children just can't help putting on good. healthy flesh when they take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets
 As chock-full or vitamines as the nasty. fshy-tasting cold liver oil itself, but these sugaT-costed, tasteless tab- lets are as easy 10 take as candy, and won't upset the stomach.
 One woman gained ten pounds in twenty-two days. Sixty tablets. sixty cents. Ask any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver oil Tablets. Directions and formula on each box.
 Get McCoy's. the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablets"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
FARRELL. .TURNESA NEW GllLF STARS
Formidable COntendGFS Tor Na-
 tiOAaI Title Next Y.eAi Y asi

Worcester, May 29. - Two young home-bicd stars-johnny Farrell, Of Tuckahoc, x. Y.. and joe Turnesa, of l3lmsford. x. Y.-have stepped to the forefront of formidable contcnders for the national open golf championship at Detroit next Thursday and Friday.
 Farrell. yesterday led the eastern section of the preliminary qualifying field with a brilliant IA over the Worcester Country club for the two day 36-hole contest. a mark that was three strokes ahead of his nearest eastern rival. Freddy Mcleod, of Washington. D. C.. and four in front of Macdonald Smith of San Francis co. leader of the western qualifiers at
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
STRIBLING SHOWS WELL
 BUT DOESN'T WORK HARD
Over Marcel in Seventh Round

New Haven, May 23.-Young strib- ling of Macon, Ga, was given the ref- erec's decision over Ray Neuman, of Jersey City, in a 12 round bout here last night. Neuman was easily out pointed in every round. Stribling weighed in at l6S 1-2 and Neuman I'll pounds.
 The bout lacked action throughout and Stribling was hooed several times for his wrestling like tactics.
 Both fighters were wild with Neu- man doing most of the leading.
 In the preliminaries Young Lcon- ard of Meriden scored a technical knockout over Young Marcel of Hol- yoke, in the seventh round of sched- uled ten round bout.
 Johnny Mason of Bridgeport, and Eddie Mack of Stamford, fought ten rounds to a draw.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
OUCH! BACKACHE RUB LUMBAGOOR
 STIFFNESS AWAY

s'. Jacobs oil stops any pain, 50 when your back is sore and lame. or 1umbaso. sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up. don't suffer! Get a small trial bottle Of old. honest St. Jacobs oil at any drug store, pour a little in your hand. and rub it right on your aching back; and by the time you count fifty the soreness and lame ness is gone.
 Don't stay crippled. This soothing, penetrating oil needs 10 be used only once. It takes the pain right out and ends the misery. It is magical, yet ab- soluteiy harmless. and doesn't burn the skin.
 Nothing else stops lumbaEo, sciat- ica. bsckache or rheumatism so promptly. IL never disappoints!
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29

Chicago.
 Turnesa flashed into prominence when inc turned in the most spectacu- lar bit of play recorded in either tournament with So under par for his final rolnd.
 Western and eastern qualifying fields each produced i2 finalsts for the 72-hoIe championship test Tn both instances, also, bS was the high qualifying tally, hut comparison of the two fields showed that the east, Wal conditions fairl" .aGal turned in the most brilliant work.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
St. I,ouis s.3. Cincinnati nd

St Louis, May 29.-Doak weakened after a good start and the Cardinals dropped the second game Of their double header yesterday with the Cincinnati Reds to 5. after sothoron had turned in s to . shutout in the opener. sothoron allowed only five saf.ties in the first game. all in the last three innings. 4 sensational rally
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
YALE soIAn TO LEAVE

New Haven. May ss.-Yaie rowing contingent, bag and shells, will go to training quarters at Gales Ferry on Sunday 10 put in three weeks train ing on the Thames river preparatory to th. regatta with Harvard on June 70. The entire sEuad vill bs quite lsrr. at th. outset as Head Coach Ed. Leader hts plenty of material from vEich 10 take his crews as they sill for in the blg races.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE s.,..Iasu RnSs.Ifs

Philadelphia 2, Boston (frst game),
 Boston 1, Philadelphia 0 isecond game).
 New York [. Washington ( (first game).
 Washington 6, New York 1 (second game).
 Washington 6, New York (sscond game)
 Detroit (. st. Louis 3 (hrst rame). St. Louis ', Detroit 0 tsecond gamc)
 cleve.and E, Chicago (hrst gsmeDH
 Chicago IS, Cleveland tsecond aame),