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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Personal

DIR, and MrH. Everett o. Jones re.
turned Saturday from ak weeks
motor trip TO California. and have
taken apartments at tho Cambridge
for the remainder OF tho winter.
Miss lines Bowel. Of victoria.
y. C.. who IL tho guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Caspar Clarke. viii return 70
her home the end Of tho week.
Miss Helen Carman, who has been
spending the holidays at her home
In Portland. returned today to re.
enter tho University Of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton do
You've and daughter. Miss Mary dc
veuve, loft today on a trip to Cali.
fornin.
Mr.. Robert Polouzc. OF Portland.
spent tho weekend and New Years
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Dnuglaa viii
leave next week for Los Angeles 10
mako their home.
AIr. Walter Harvey. Jr.. who spent
the holidays with his parents in Los
Angeles, IA expected 10 return. the
last OF this week, to tho University
Of Washington.
Mrs. Philip Il. Fisher has re.
turned from a short trip 20 Cnilfor.
nia.
Mr.. Lewis HardenbcrH. OF Ocouo.
mowoc. Wis. is spending n short
time In town and Is the guest OF his
mother and sister. Mrs. Theodore
Hardenbcr@1and Miss Gertrude
Hardenberg.
Warren Boolc. who came West 10
spend tho holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs George Warren
Boolc. ia returning on Sunday 10
I.nwrenccvillc.
Francis Frink, Jr. spafford FrInk.
James DE Voc and Donald Fisher
who have been at home on their
Christmas vacation. viii return To
the University school. in Victoria.
on January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. NJ Baker RI.
turned Monday from months trim
10 California.
Mr.. Cecil Upper is returning
from Spokane the last OF tho weok
to re.enter tho University OF Wash.
ington, after spending the HOLIDAYS
at his home.
Mr. md Mrs. Frank Cullen Bropbv
sally Blake) ore being Congratulated
on tho birth OF n son. Frank Cullen
Jr, January 2. In Phoenix. Arlz.
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Abrams 1en
today for California to spend tho 70.
mainder Of tho winter.
Mrs. a. G Warner and Miss Ruth
Warner returned Tuesday nigh,
from n few days. visit ne Mount
Rainier.
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CoTERIE CLUB

The Coterie club will meet Friday,
January 4. at 215 p. m. at 1929 18th
ave. ". z. The program includes "a
paper on Welding q New Nation
Jugo-Slayia," By Miss Stella Bur.
cham. and n travcloguo by Mrs. W.
G. Miles. Nomination for office OF tho
unexplred term OF corresponding sec
rotary, because Of the recent death
Of Mrs. \. o, Powell. will be made.
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Guests, DtItUeT
Night Ball.

MRS. ALEXANDER Il. STEW
ltl ART Is entertaining Mt luncheon
ON Tuesday, January ). at tho Sunset
club In honor OF Mrs. Dudley Bureh'
ard OF san Francisco. who Is spend
ing several weeks In town, and Mrs.
Harry Il. elise, just home from two
years travel abroad.
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n res, every few Ininpt..7 Ar. u,
letting Il 20 Til sou have stroke :,
spople1y or pkrsiysis7 Are you AREA,
parniyzsd7 What are you doing abr
It'll Just waiting for another s.rohj
Why not pu, yourself into the hands q
a doctor who knows what 20 DOT II
will cost you nothing for consultation
DIR. VI. Z. MACY.
1904 Third Ave-, Corner Pike 81
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Weds on Nelo
Years Dan

Tbs marriage is announced Of
Mrs. Gwen La Case and Mr. Ed.
ward A. Rses. Tho service was read
BY Rev. Mark Allison Matthews. AT
high noon on New Years day. In
tho apartment OF Mr.. and Mrs
Reecs Gardner. at the Pembroke.
Following. the ceremony. there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Will INSTALL OFFICERS

American Legion Auxiliary to Sc.
attic Post. No. Is, will hold joint in.
stallation with Seattle Post on Fri.
day. January I. at 8 p. m. at tho
American Legion club rooms. New
Arctic hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
SOCIAL CLUB FOR
HARD OF HEATING

Seattle Social club Of tho Hard OF
Hearing meets IN writing room Of
Hotel Frye, Friday evening. January
4, at O'Clock. Lipreadlng and
cards. English.speaking hard Of
hearing invited.
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offspnng's lung development can
be attributed 20 crying.
Ills size Is cqualed only by his
good nature she explained Thurs
day.
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Give Informal Dance

The Misses Muriei and Ruth Tan.
ger entertained with an informal
dance on New Years night At their
home on Queen Anne hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

THE NATURAL wAYt
How about TINT high
blood preaaure7 are you
sitting around all day
with muscles psffed 7
Unable 20 get Il long
brsath7 Kidneys over
worked At nlght7 Unable
70 do anything IN the day
49,. IT,. .8tsg.s. e...
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Entertainment at Sunset Club for Taoo Honor
Guests. Dinner lEM Precede TlOeth

was u wedding breakfast a, the
New washington hotel
After January IS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reos win DO at home at tho Cam
bridge apartments.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
JIalo,ooa

Mrs. Colin Radford viii talk on
Castles in spain at tho meeting Of
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnao on
Saturday afternoon, January .. al
ESQ o'clock. nj tho homo OF Mrs.
Loren Grinstead.
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BETHI.EHEM suRINE

Bethlehem shrine. White Shrine Of
Jerusalem. meets in Masonic temple
Friday evening. January 4. 90 s
O'Clock.
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Look in today's miscellaneou, 81
umna. there are many useful artIcis
that are sold for below cost.

Today's Want Al columns are m
ed with many bargains. look and ..
for yourself.
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LEsCfII HEIGHTS
WOAfAN'g CLUE

Leschi Heights woman's Improve.
ment club meets with Mrs. J.. y.
Nichols. 2734 3ist avo. s.. Friday,
January 4. at 2 O'Clock.
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A THRE:1
COUGH
DANG

Chronic coui
colds lead to 3
You can stop q
mulsion. an emf
Is pleasant TO q
a new medical
told action; it 81
inflamed membi
germ. !
OF all known
recognized by al
as the greatest
Inc treatment %
colds and other
lung troubles. q
IN addition To -
elements which
,ntIamed membI
irritation and
the ereosote soe}
= absorbed into|
N seat of the
the germs that h
Creomulslon Isl
Tory in the al
coughs and cold
:, bronchI
ol throat and M
e excellent for BUD
s.'er colds or B
~, funded If any 81
, Yer Of how long
r resed after taiSi
motions ASK I'd
ment. - Au4
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Women's Clubs
HOME ECONOMICS
ftnAfArrr.rr.r. q, ~ A

HOME ECONOMICS
COMMITTEE. PIT. A.
The home economies committee Of
tho Seattle Council OF Parent. Teach.
or associations viii meet Friday.
January I. At 10 n m. in the board
OF education room. Central building.
Miss Faith Fairview. who conducts
the Post .IntelllgsnceTs homo eco.
Monies department, win speak on
How Can We Benefit One An.
other7''
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social club viii meet AZ the
home Of Mrs. Grace Taylor. 1881
s2nd ave. s.. Friday. January 4. at
p. m.
SEATTLE CIRCLE No. $40
Seattle Circle. No. $40, will meet
Friday evening. January 4, for public
installation Of officers. followed By a
program. Mrs. Lulu Conner. chair.
nssa.
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JOINT INsTALLATfON

Seattle division. No. ZIG. ladies'
auxiliary to the order OF Railway
Conductors. win install officers Fri.
day, January 4. at p. m. in Trinity
hall, 1924 First ave. Members re
quested to be present.
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Bridge Luncheon
ntHonle

Mrs. c. Edwin Davis Is entertaining
with bridge luncheon Of IL covers
at her homo on Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

Away went I
Daddy Gander]
pan to hunt ID
and ice creaml
from Jack and
The magic \
as big as a "a
three Of themj
bic. i
"oh, I do ho1
stay away untl
Daddy Gander.]
n pretty pickle|
now and find1
body stay out i
and TO go toj
oh. lookr' 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

Have you looked in toniEht's Want
Nd columns. Try and make II a habit
There you will find many real bar.
gains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

GAMMA PHI BETA ALuMNAE
The regular meeting Of Gamma
Phi Beta Aiumnao VIII DO held on
Tuesday. january s. Mt u. in. at
tho chapter house. Mru. II. Albert
Osborne VIII 10 hostess for the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
MUSIC PROGRAAf


The music department Of the
lyoman's Century club will give a
musical program at the homo Of
airs. s. II. Mcdonald. 500 18th ave.
" T.. on Friday afternoon. January
4, at o'clock.
The story OF "sflgnon." the
French opera. b. Ambrose Thomas.
viii be illustrated by the following
numbers:
sgoio-"Connals-Tu u Pays" ..........
Mrs. Joseph T. Nichols
Afrs. r. e. Cole at tho piano
Dust-''fsEercs Hirondsiies" .......
sirs. Joseph y. Nichols ~ MIanDu.
Mrs. Arthur y. RushtOn as fothnfio.
Mrs Cole 90 the plano.
Current events In music win con
clude tire afternoon.
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Second ave. y. T.. Friday. January
I, ut 2 O'Clock Mra. W. z. Cox,
hostess.
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Dinner Dance
This Evening

The Bach society will entertain
this evening with an informal dinner
dance at tho Hotel Gowman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

Seattle Circle. Nclghbors u
woodcraff. VIII bold public In.
ataIiauon Of officers. Friday, JaDu-
ary &. al 8 o'clock 81 Swedish Club
hall
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WoMENs ASSOCIATION

women'8 Association Of Plymouth
church VIII meet in the dining room
q the church Friday. January 9Th.
Program opens at II o'clock with a
meeting Of the executive board In
the tea room. followed by luncheon
served By the Capitol HIll Circle at
1890 o'clock. Business and devo.
.ons follow. with a talk at 115
O'Clock on watching Things Grow
in washington" BY Mrs. l.. o..
Baird.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
SCHUBERT CLUB

Schubert club will commence the
new year with a meeting Friday.
January 4, assembling ut the -home
Of Mrs. c. r. Afelse. 41OS sunnyslde
ave. at IL o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

n you wish 60 improve your dancing
or learn the very latest steps In the
Tango. take n few private lessons
from Miss bright. guarantee sou
Satisfaction. Go where you learn
RIGHT" Glass every We'd. 10 10
@ hours. Private lesson. 10 u. m
20 10 y. m. Social dancing SATURDAY..
All welcome.
MISS BRIGHT. 1904 Fourth nj Pine
specinl Glass in Tango. Jan. 5th.
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I hi
BEt.IN

BEGIN
The reportI
BY hurryinR
Interrupts th(
Detective 70
spend with
gemyonov. nd
tho nth flOo1
ment house,
lessor rush "a
that beautiful
portrait painu
In her studio
floor. GordOu
on tho second
void, nm iraa(
fourth. eptcr
told OF the n
GO on v
Sergeant 70
when q g
professor. %
diplomacy.
dope and gety
heard that sd
after tho shot
Professor S
hand on hia III
''Wo will q
friend" His
shaggy brows
the grabbed q
and then drift
had once noH
his hands. n
together in nj
official formd
piled with. VI
porary privacl
Policeman
unexpected hid
That's one
danes up theH
terrier and u
he conflded ID
Barry.
In the shat
room once md
cred the light
shades with q
turned to his (
what do y
geant7 Who
yane woman,
Barry shrus
THE last 8
would explain
probably ansV
.reff I iia xe{
any definite q
your"
Professor
more into hi&
TONED to the
"Only como
he responded.
stranger. but G
ence in her stu
known to her
standing or sid
easel and evid
ing to paint W
intruder could
her. or practi
the easel, in OF
her heart With
is possible tha
to this person
gave opportu1
aim. ] think
she did not AMI
ing"
Barry NODDED
That seen
those footstep
going down TIM
ed your door Q
startled usT"
Going UP.
the professor {
"Upr repea
passed nobody
there are only
Griswold's b
en- above In q
Officer Boyle
Mysteries whe
and you know
to pound upd
arouse him and
luctantly he Z
investigated 3
be anywhere
lighted as It wa
have hidden n
Professor SCI
white whiskers
Il am not {
an" he said. I
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LITERARY AND

7 IT T n " T = = II
MUSICAL CLUB
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
meets with Mrs. Elizabeth Alien, 1907
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Mrs, a. G. Warner and Miss Ruth
Warner returned Tuesday night
from n few days visit ne Mount
Rainier.
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Ladies on aoLpEN NoRrn

LADIES OF GOLDEN NORTH
All members Of the Ladies Of tho
Golden North arc requested TO DO
present at the installation OF officers
on Friday. January 4, at p. m. at
1921 First ave.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY. LOCAL 5s7
The Alpha Auxiliary Of Street Rail.
way men, Local 5s1. will entertain
with dance Saturday evening. Janu.
airy 5, in Fremont hall. ai:2is Ere.
mont ave.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
arn 80 F1owER cLun

NORTH END FLOWER CLUB
The North End Flower club viii
hold It's regular monthly meeting at
Moves Cafeteria on Friday. Janu.
airy {. a, noon. Mrs. II. l. Collier.
president OF the Seattle Roso soei-
ETY., will talk on the best roses 10
grow in this climate Miss Nellie
Duffy viii contribute some musical
numbers.
BALLARD w. c. 7. L.
Ballard women's Christian Tenn
perance Union VIII meet with Mrs.
Elizabeth Walker. s512 18th Ave. y.
w. Friday afternoon, January Z. at
2 o'clock. Music and an evangelistic
program viii be In charge Of Mrs.
Edna Moline and Mrs. Susan Clark.
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CANADIAN
tunNfFNwc NJ -

CANADIAN
WOMEN's CLUB
The Canadian Womsn's club viii
meet Tuesday. January s, at iA5
p. m. In Frederick & Nelson's audi.
torium. Election OF officers.
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DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
Dickens Fellowship meets In the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms Thurs.
day. January 10. Mt o'clock. Study
subject, "Dombey and Son A"
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Mr. and Mrs. n. y. Abrams len
today for California to spend tho 70.
mninder Of tho winter.
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DIR, and Airs. Everett o. Jones re.
turned Saturday from six weeks
motor trip to California. and have
taken apartments at tho Cambridge
for the remainder OF the winter.
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Mr. md Mrs. Frank Cullen Brophy
sally Blake) ore being conEratulatod
on tho birth OF son. Frank Cullen
Jr, January 2. In Phoenix. Arlz.
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Miss lines Bowel. Of Victoria.
II. C.. who IL tho guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. caspar Clarke. viii return 70
her home the end OF tho week.
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ATLANTIC CITY L
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Round Trip to
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49,
Chair Bottom
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'B00TLEG h j NJ
. IS DEGORAT NuG |
INTERIORS
large Quantities Of Pigment
Used IN Making Of Ink
Found ID Liquor

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II Boot
leggers have turned interior deco
ratofs, according to chemists in
this city. who say that any gorgeous
hue or pastel tint can be impaired
to the interior, OF the human anat-
.omy by a simple choice Of brands
Of bootleg liquor now obtainable.
Analysis Of. samples submitted to
laboratories shows the chemical ac-
ton that accompanies the warm
glow OF exhilaration after several
drinks in all probability is produc-
ing just as warm a tint to the
human interior.
Doctor Joseph Hepburn, chief
chemist of. Hahnemann Medical
College, has on exhibition a jar Of
green dye that he produced from
a half thimblefull Of bootleg liquor
taken from a patient in the hos
pital. enough to supply the pig.
ment for several quarts Of green
ink. There is little choice between
a bottle OF bootleg liquor and a
bottle of green ink. chemically
Speaking. Diethylphtholate Is a
common element Of both liquids.
INK" said Doctor Hepburn, lis
supposed to, be poisonous because
Of the pigment used to color it.
Any one would shudder at the
thought of a man swallowing a
single .gulp of/green ink and vet
few have qualms when the same
coloring substance is put in a
bottle with a perfectly good British
label"
He held up the glass Jar contain
ing the brilliant green liquid, a
chastity shade that suggested sure
death.
That and great deal more was
produced from a few drops taken
from one OF the hospital patients, =
he continued. Half a. thimbIeful
of some bootleg liquor contains
enough diethylphtholate to. stock
the ordinary office with several
weeks supply of green ink"
DR.. Hepburn made 1t plain, tech,
nically that no aspiring officeman
could hope to collect a cheap Jag
from the. stationery closet. Nc
chemist is rash enough to assert
that one can get the same sort Of
a thrill from writing fluid as can
1 be extracted from a bittle whose
owner proudly proclaims that sea
1 water moistened the original pack
age. What they say is that the
dye which colors the ink and dis
colors the fingers Of the office box
can be compounded from the chem,
ical that first exhilarates and theu
sickens the Volstead ;violator.s i.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-11

I'm a messenger boy"
The court (gasping): You don't
mean to say you're charged with
speeding?"
mo, sir. That's one thing I
never do"
X The cop; mo lights Is the
charge, your honor. I got him
at s O'Clock this morning, We've
had lots Of complaints from
around Fourteenth and F about
these boys. You can't see 'em
until it's time to jump"
II had a light when / left the
office, but 1t must have Jared
out when 1 hit a bump
That's an old one. I've been
hearing about that bump for the
last three years. Now you're
going to hit another bump. So"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-11
MARBLE WORKS. HEAD, 81,
BURNS TO DEATH IN HOME

LEE, Mass, Nov. 11!-William H.
Gross, eighty-four. president Of the
Leo Marble Works, was burned to
death in fire which destroyed his
home here. Miss Rebecca Hall.
nousekeeper for Mr.. Gross, was
rescued by firemen.
Persons on their way to church
discovered the flames. which spread
so rapidly, however, that rescusrs
were unable to reach Mr.. Gross.