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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Dinner Viii Honor
Trnuelers

To honor Alr. nnd Mrs.varde Nc.
rariand. who win leave early In Feb
ruaxy for New York, TO sail iater
for extended travel abroad. Mr. and
sfrs- Alison T. Woodruff VIII be
hosts at dinner OF sixteen covers
this evening.
Last evening a group OF eighteen
friends gave no-host dinner a. the
home Of sIr. and Mrs Daniel Pratt
for tho McFarlancs.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
T. &. Hubncr and Mr.. and Mrs. c,
S. Buckley VIII give a bridge OF
seven tables ut tho Hpbncr resi-.
dencs. In honor OF Ar. ard Mrs. Nc
Farland and also for Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Holmes. who win leave Feb
ruary FOR san Francisco. to make
their homo.
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HUNDREDS QUICKLY RELIEVED
AFTER USING VEGETABLE SYRUP

by using the vegetables syrup pre-.
scribsd by Or. Thachsr. now known
a. pr. ThhcbfFfa LIVER and Biood
Syrup. ftn corrective ana health
building properties help Nature 10
clsanss and tone tho lazy liver. 10
increase appetite. 20 improve diges.
ton. 70 eoothe and aons the over
taxed nerves 20 throw of stuffv
colds, 20 relieve constipation. notif-
ish and build up your systsu ara
send purtr, healthier blood eoufsins
through your veins.
Trial Guarantee
Try ~ Just a pleasant spoonful
OF DR.. TEACHERS after the nsxt fs,r
meals. Notice tho quick difference
~ the way you cat, sleep, look ana
foel. Share u with tho family Yosi
viii be completely satisfed. other
wise druggists arc authorized 10 re-
turn the small coat Sold BY Ploneer
Drug Company. c27 First Ave. a lion
Drug Company S07 FIRST Avs.t rat
Nor Drug Company. f16 First Ave.t
Cascade Drug Company. ballard
station. Columbia Drug Company.
1879 Hainicrf Warren Drug Conss
pnny, Cor Howell and Minor ma
Cor. Fourth and Olive; wAehinRton
Drug Company, Madison az zsth:
~ Enumclaw by Bnumclaw Drug
Company. In Kent by Nasmyth Drug
Company and by leading drugRists
IN every city and towns--Adyertise-
mont
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1 20 8. Saturday. February ., Will
be tho opening Of camaraderie.
Ecribes arc asked 10 mail scribo
reports as usual. Sale OF supplies,
etc. WIN be resumed Monday. FEB.
riary II.
Office hours on shipboard viii be
from 300 10 $40. both weekdays and
saturdays. The office will be open
for saie OF supplies. Visits. etc, on
Monday evenings from to 0.
cafnaraderio Is yours. We welcoms
your suggestions as 20 tho numerous
ways In which II can be used.
Again we say-ship ahoy for a big
year!
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soRosfs CLUB
Tho soronia Art Department win
meet IN regular session Thursday
afternoon. January "a. at o'clock In
tho Federation club house. when the
following program win be presented:
Hostess. Mrs L. W. Lesourd
Technique. Color. Harmony" 49,.
..............Air Mrs. u. W. Burdlck
Tho Lawn Feio" and other pic
lures ................... Vatican
Study led by Mrs. o. II. ThorErimson
Modern Arsists--chlde Haaaam"
.................M Mrs. A. J. Webb
DoRic SOCIAL CLUB
poric Social club. o. y. r., will
meet Thursday. January -. NJ : p
M with Mrs. Alice Pratt, 500 ".
ssth. Mrs. Grace Mcigc. assisting
hostess. Eastern Stars and frionas
welcome.
DEPARTMENT q. A. n. DANCE
Department OF Washington and
Alaska, Ladies' OF the G. A. r.. will
give dance Friday evening. January
IS. In vetorans' hall. Armory.
NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
LUNCHEON
The womcn,s Civic club WIN give
n Northwcs, products luncheon on
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SUGGESTIONS FOR
FEBRUARY MEETINGS

Valentine parties. Earn honor.
February nature lore hike. Earn
honor 500. Recognize Is trees In
winter.
Patriotic csremonlals. Earn honor
us. Give lives OF great men and
women.
Valentine craft meetings. Make
valentines for Captain Keen. Mrs.
Anderson and others who belong 20
Campfire and TO the orthopedic hos
pltai.
Valentine candy and food sale IN
the market. Make heart.shaped
candy, cake and cookies. Sell them
In red and white baskets and boxes.
Ye who WELD a brush. attend
Posters are needed right away for
tho Northwest conference. Yes, it
means a contests With prizes, too,
but each competing poster must DO
ia headquarters by February IS II Il
expects 10 win one. Here are sons
IDEAS for the posters 10 portray:
Camp Sealth soon. Every Campfire
Girl ~ the Conference. camaraderle.
tho Ship OF Dreams Come True. etc.
az the clubhouse.
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Women's Clubs

followed by fo-minuto talks on
What n woman's Club Should
Stand For" Mrs. c. c. Jones will
speak on THE Indlvidual"; Mrs.
Charles somors. "Tho Community:
Mrs. George ". Mclaughlin, Tho
State: Mrs II. T.. MaitSy. 1.-The Rc.
sponsibiiIty OF n Club Woman"
why RIDGE CHAPTER
vimy Ridge Chapter. Daughters
Of the British Empire. will meet
Wednesday. January %. at 1870
p. m. at the homo Of Mrs. Frank
Walker. TAI 10th ave. N.
WEST SEATTLE w. c. T. q.
Ttp West Seattle w. c. T. u. will
meet at the home Of Mrs. w. -.
Scott. at the junction, on wednes.
day. January 20. at p. m. Members
urged to attend. Visitors welcome.
CLARA BARTON TENT NO. 1
The regular meeting of Clara Bar.
ton Tent No. / will be held wednes.
day. January %. at 100 p. m. At 8
p. m. there win be a card party ana
social.
HOME SEWING CLUB
The Ladies' Of the @. A. r. Home
Sewing club viii meet - ssssS.e.day.
January 20. with Mrs. Bell. 759 n.
gath 81. Luncheon at noon. Take
Phinney car to ~. gath st.
ARK SOCIAL CLUB
Ark Social club. o. r. s., viii
meet with Mrs. T. D. Weed. ssso
Edmond st., Wednesday. January
%. at 2 O'Clock, Election Of officers,
BETHLEHEM SHRINE
Bethlehem shrine, White Shrine
OF Jerusalem, will give a dinner on
Wednesday evening, January %. nj
6;3o. Initiation at 8 o'clock.
LADIES OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH
a rainbow surprise has been mr..
ranged by the Ladies' OF the Golden
NORTH. for "wednesday afternoon.
January %. at 2 o'clock. AT 1915
First ave. Mrs. Anna y. Snow.
chairman, IN assisted by Mrs. Nina
: Ferguson. Mrs. Janet 81. Amand. Ms.r
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Entertaining at Tennis
Club Tea

Among the many hostesscs who
have made reservations for the
bridge tea at the Tennis club on FRI
day afternoon are Mrs. A. s. Kerry.
Mrs. J. d. Lowulan, Mrs. ". Il
Tonksns. Mrs. ]. Z. Crouch. Mrs.
James wylIe. Mrs. w. r. Le Blond.
Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Cecil racon. Mrs.
Montgomery Russell Mrs. Donald
sicE;acheran. Mrs Lee Baker. Mrs.
IL l. Ross. Mrs. Norman Burton.
Mrs. G. Van Waters. Mrs w. C.
Woodward. Mrs. j. G. MCCLELLAN. Mrs.
Francis w. Hickey and Miss cymbra
Daniels.
The tea Is IN charge OF Mrs. Nc.
Eacheran. Reservations may be made
with her or with Mrs. C. II Rollins
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Opera Lecture-R Recital

Under the auspices OF the Won.
ems Alliance OF tho First Unitarian
church. leeture.reei,al on Richard
waRner'a opera. 'Lohengrin." will
be given by Florence Roseberg Rich.
ardson. abslated By Mrs. Arthur Bew-
ell and the quartet OF tho First Uni
tartan church. Thursday evening.
January "a, at s15 O'Clock, In the
studio OF Mrs. Arthur Bewell. Dis T..
Pine 81.
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MELODY CLUB
GIVES PROGRAAf

MELODY CLUB
GIVES PROGRAM
AZ the January meeting OF the Mel.
ody club held on Friday evening OF
tho homo OF Miss Ingrid and Miss
Ely balm. the following program
was given by members OF the club.
insisted by Master Donald WlshAar;
Piano-Dustti Golden HtArf .etreaborE
bIiss Tina Montgomery
Mrs. ChaF. y. Gibson
1srsS foprano--'-rhe Open Hoad'....
Observation-Disclosures Branbeombs
Miss IsKrld Bailn
Pisno---.sAiinuet ~ 0@s....... .BesthoFtn
Master Donald WishAar
Paper on Ausiesi obsefyhtion--
Miss Ely Halin
Piano-'TAillnE Waieraf .Truat
Mrs OatbA Peterson
soprnno--An Irish Love song. .. ...Tats
Miss Helen Mofntt
Phpsr--BioETAphy or Mozart
Aiaa Gertrude RiEEsn
Piauo--''0o oduight" .s..ss..s.....S syin
Mrs Char. y. piimpion
Nero Boprsno-'By the waters OF
Mlnnstonka" ..,............ .Lisnranes
AIRS. chas. v. Piimpton
Ara Chha -. Gibson AZ the piano
COUNCIL or
MINUTE WOMEN
The Seattle Council OF Minute
Women VIII meet at Frederick &
Nelson's auditorium. Thursday
January "a. at p. m. Mn. Edgar
Amea. who has recently returned
from France. will tell OF her exper.
fence at the dedlcatory exorcises OF
tho miicstones marking the graves
Of tho American soldiers on the al.
lied front.
The usual lesson In parliamentary
procedure viii DO glyen by Mrs.
narker. Mrs. II. u. Hurley. city
counsellor, viii have charge Of the
meeting.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS ~~zwv
Campfire headquarters win Be
closed 10 tho public from February
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Many Here Find That II Cor
reefs Cause of Most Sick.
ness-Builds Up System and
Keeps One Feeling Fine.

In his years OF practice DR..
Thaohsr demonstrated that ~ u nee.
ossAry 10 keep one vital organ Qf
your body IN condition " ono eIpsetA
10 throw or various ailments and
really feel hno oyery day.
Why You Feel Badly
This organ IL your llysrl When
worIflng properly II aids digestion,
prevents constipation and purifies
your blood When Il il not working
properly IL cannot do these three
things until IL 10 properly clennstd
and toned. Consequently you OFTEN
wake up mornings feeling dull ana
tired, tongue coated. complexion sal
low, digestion poOr-often conEtl-
patad. nervous and upset You catch
cold easily and your system ~ TOO
rundown 90 throw IL off--hnd un-
less you cleanse and tone your liver
proparly. dangerous. expensive sick
ness may set In.
Gives Quick Relief
Get quick relief. Many here have
quickly thrown OF thefS troubles
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Service at Orthopedic
Shops

Mrs, Edgar Snyder win be hostess
for Aadrona guild on Wednesday at
the orthopedic Tea Shop. assisted
By Mrs. Frank J. Victor. Mrs. II. C.
Converse. Mrs 8. r. Mitchell, Mrs
L. r Dawson. Mrs ]. r. Wagner.
Mrs. voiney Richmond. Mrs. U. M.
Dickey. Mrs. w. |. Miller. Mrs.. c. II.
Davis and Mrs. c. Mcdonald.
wednesday morning the Thrift
shop WIN be In charge OF Queen
Anne guild. Represented y - Mrn II.
II. Elliott: In the afternoon Mrs. o.
a. Spencer and Mrs. jules Charb.
neau VIII represent Madrona guild.
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Mrs. Gregg WiH Be Honor Guest on Friday
Afternoon; Luncheon to Compliment US
itor From WaIld WolLa

AIRS. WILLIAM LEONARD TA.
lNl TON has issued cards for tea
al her homo On Friday afternoon
from I 20 q o'clock. In honor OF her
sister. Mrs Harry Wcstervelt Gregg,
who Is her house guest.
Colonel and Mrs. Grcgg have re.
Gently come horo from Porto Rico 10
make their home.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

GREENWOOD PIT. A.
Greenwood Teacher associ.
alton win hold q silver tea Wednes-
day afternoon. January %, at 2
O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs. Harry
Leitch. go W. s5d st. There viii
be program.
PRINCESS ANGELINA COUNCIL
The Princess Angelina Council No.
s, Degree Of Pocahontas, will hold
card party at Swedish club hail.
Eighth and Olive. on Wednesday.
January %, at $40 p. m. Friends
and members Of the Improved Order
OF Red Men cordially invited to at.
tend.
LADIES' GRoTTo CLUB
The ,ai'es' Grotto club will meet
wednesjav January 20. at 2 D. m,
at tie Federated club house. The
subject for the day will be Notable
Women OF America"
Reciprocity day has been post.
poned until March IL.
AUXILIARY TO LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Broth.
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers will
give / o'clock luncheon and card
party Wednesday, January 23d, in
III. Z. b. A. hall. 1924 Fnst ave.
HIGHLAND PARK PIT. A.
The Highland Park circle Of the
PIT. A. will hold its monthly meet.
Ing Wednesday, January 20, at 2:30
D. m, In the assembly room. A pro-
gram on Thrift" will be given by
the children of tho school. Refresh.
menfs.
PHTLOsfUs CLUB
Tho Philomus club will entertain
their members and friends with a
birthday party on Wednesday. Janu.
airy "a. nj 2 p. m, at the home OF
Mrs. w. s. damage. 1903 Bagley ave,
assisted by Mrs. John Frances. Mrs.
F. z. DAVIS, Mrs. T.. A. Beach and
Mrs. w. s.. Swarthout.
There will be musical program
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CITY FEDERATION WILL
GIVE BRIDGE AND NAH
JoNGG PARTY
The City Federation OF women's
Clubs will give the first OF a series
OF bridge and nah jongg parties. az
the Federated club house. 232 Har.
ward ave. ~. on Tuesday afternoon.
January 20. at o'clock. Mrs. J. r.
Reekie has been appointed general
chairman OF the series.
Acting as hostesses nj tho first sf.
fair will be members OF Alpha, Classic
Culture. Cllonian and coterie.
Mrs. w. c. Guitar. president OF
Alpha Club. viii be in charge OF the
tables: Mrs. Frank Skinner OF tho
Classic Culture Club will superintend
tho details OF tho affair; Mrs. w. II.
Hawthorne OF the clionian Club Will
look after the favors for the indIvId.
ual tables: Mrs. A. Jost of the coterio
Club will direct the coffee service.
and Mrs. David r. Fryer. vice presl-
dent OF the building board. will DO In
charge of tickets and table reserva-
lions.
a general invitation 20 attend Is ex.
tended to friends OF members and
all interested In the work of tho fed.
GRAFTON.
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
Dickens Fellowship Will hold It's
regular meeting Thursday, January
"a, at 8 .. M, In tho Chamber OF
Commerce rooms. Subject, Dom.
hey and Son." Election OF officers.
PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law Class.
under Mrs. Ella Cudihec. teacher and
leader. meets Thursday afternoon,
January "a. at 1870 o'clock In tho Y.
w. c. A. Study: Amendments. Aux.
Hilary class under Mrs. Harriet Saun.
derson will study "Thc House by the
Side OF the Road" Those who wish
10 join may apply to Mrs. c. @.
Miller, IKE nwdss21.
SUNSHINE CLUB
Sunshine club will give n dancing
party Thursday evening, January "A.
at Norway hall. 2oi5 Boren ave.
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Catherine Shepard and afrs. Jennie
NJ. Brooks. Refreshments. Public
welcome.
LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club. o. r. g.. Win
meet With Mrs. Alice Joiner. 1893
First ave. W.. wednesday. January
g Eastern stars invited.
ALPHA SIGMA
MOTHERS CLUB
Alpha Sigma Phi Mothers club
viii hold It's regular meeting at the
chapter house. Wednesday. January
-. At .. m.
ROBERT NORRIS CHAPTER
Robert Morris chapter No. 100. o.
Z. g.. win hold business meeting
az tho Masonic temple Wednesday
evening. January 70. at o'clock.
Tho program viii be furnished By
Robert Morris Social club.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern Star club win give n
bridge for members and their guests
on Wednesday. January 20. Mt y.
IA. at 1890 Arcade square.
AUXILIARY TO
ALI. gAiNTg' CHURCH
Tho womcn's auxiliary 10 All
Saints church VIII give n military
whist party wednesday evening nj
s o'clock at the Lakeside clubhouse.
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Annual Winter
Informal

Battery L, issth Field artillery.
win give It's annual winter informal
dance at tho Armory on Thursday
evening. January 81. Tho committee
In charge Is endeeyoring TO mako
this affair the outstanding military
occasion OF tho winter season
The list OF patrons and patroncsscs
will Be announced later.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gloriits
Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and MIRA william Henry Clio
rlus entertained ut dinner on Mon
day evening ut their home across
Lake Washington 20 honor Dir.
George Reginald HRlpln. III. OF
Philadelphia. who has been their
CUES, for a few days.
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Luncheon Planned
for Visitor

Mrs. 5. A. Martin win entertain ~
luncheon on "Wednesday afternoon at
the Sunset club, In honor OF Mrs.
Henry Bcndix, OF walla walla. who
is visiting In town. Covers win be
placed for ten.
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Hosts to Dinner Clalb

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Aver enter
tainod tho members OF their bridge
dinner club az their homo on satur'
day evening. Covers wero placed for
eight.
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Luncheon VIII Welcome
Mrs. Barter

Mrs. Karl Harhaugh viii entertain
with a small luncheon at her home
on Friday afternoon, as welcome TO
Mrs. Fred Baxter. who returned last
week from six weeks visit IN tho
East and South.
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Plan Nah Jongg
Epeninq

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ball VIII
entertain with five tables of NAH
ionrg and buffet supper az their
homo on Thursday evening.
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Friday afternoon. January %. AZ II
o'clock sharp. az tho homo OF Mrs.
Ethan Stewart. 40 Mob Hill ave.
Tho luncheon viii ba under tho di.
reciion OF Mra. G. II. spraEue. OF the
Northwest products homo service de.
partmenL For reservations call
a A rid
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Entertains for Niece

To compliment her niece. Miss
Enola Long. who win bs a February
bride. Mrs. NJ. j. Jones entertained
with a tea and shower at her home
on Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs. Fred Fry and small son. Fred
Ir.. returned Sunday 20 their home
in Oakland after spending tho holi-
days with Mrs. Fry'B parents sir.
and Mrs. Il. s. Ryan.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank r, Dow sail.
Cd January 10 from San Francisco.
for Puerto do corlnto, Nicaragua, TO
30 gone for some time.
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WILL CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY

To commemorate tho ;oth anniver.
sary OF It's organization. AZ. Rainier
Lodge. no. asT. Ladies' Auxiliary TO
tho brotherhood OF Railroad Train.
men. will give card party Thursday
evening. January 20. AZ $40 O'Clock.
AZ 1915 First ave, Good .
Treatments and dancing. Public In.
vifed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Won Herberg
and chlldren are IA Los Angeles.
guests at the Hotel Ambassador.
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Regis cafe. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs Downs. WE ~.
oT6s: Mrs. Clancy. BE acn.s5f0, or
Mrs. Kennedy. IKE nwd.c5ig.
RECREATION COMMITTEE
PLANS sTUDENTB' DANCE
Tho recreation committee or the
Franklin High PIT. A. viii give q
students dance AZ McKay's hail.
Rainier ave, and Adams At, on IN.
day evening, January 80.
Patrons and patronesses for the
affair will be Mr. and Mira. John r,
RAu. Mr. and Mrs. George T.. Ny
berg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgnn snd
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Griffin
SEATTLE CHAPTER NO. ss
sea,iis Chapter No. ps. o. r. g..
win meet in the corinthian room al
the Masonic temple. on Thursday
evening. January -. AZ 8 o'clock.
Visitors welcome.
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Or. ana Mrs. H. ". STRIKER re.
turned Saturday night from tho
East. Mira. Striker hns been travel
ing for four months with their
daughter. Miss Helen stryker who
il with the David werfleld com.
pany. and Dr. stryker Joined them
In Chicago for tho holidays.
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Miss ImoEeno Cornstt salad
Thursday on the Ruth Alexander
for California. where she WIN spend
a month before joining her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mr.. George NJ.
Reynolds. In Chicago. Later they
will sail from New York for Europe.
70 be gone indefinitely.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. y. @. Ward return
"a last Wednesday from n month's
motor trip 20 California. dividing their
timo while away between San Fnn-
cisco and Los Angeles.
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
no. !. PLANS CARD PARTY
American Legion Auxiliary 70 RAJ.
nier Noble Post. No. /. viii give a
luncheon and card party Monday.
January 20. AZ / .. m. az tho 81.
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Mrs. Fred Richardson with her two
little sons will arrive early In Feb
ruary from their home IN Spokane
TO spend short time tn town before
leaving for Los Angeles TO visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william Lu.
cas-.
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Personal

Mrs. Alden j. Bl6thon Rnd nurse
aud Mrs. Gilbert 10 baron Duffy
and small hon. Gilbert. Jr,, win leave
tho Last on thla week for pasadonn.
Cal, 10 remain for throo months
During their stay they VIII DO guests
al the Hotel Maryland,
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SUNSHINE CLUB

Sunshine club will give dancing
party Thursday evening, January "a,
at Norway hall, 2oi5 Boren ave.
Evening star., 1924-03-11
Volunteers to Die
IL, Electric Chair
For Younger MAJ,

By the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March IL
Offering to go TO the electric chair
IN place of Joseph Trinkle. con-
victed Of murder, Walter j. Kirk
wood, fifty, of Philadelphia, wrote
to Gov. Pinchot that Trinkle
should be given ten to fifteen
years in prison, as when he has
served his time he would be young
enough to be of much use. The
governor referred the odd request
to the board of. pardons. which in
formed Kirkwood that there is no
law in this state that will permit
the substitution Of an innocent
volunteer to take the place of a
condemned criminal.
In making his request, Kirkwood
stated he was broken in health.
cannot hold down a real job" and
did not see that he would be "of
any more use on earth whatever"
His motive, he explained, was to
tstartle humanity to a keen real
ization" of what capital punish
ment means. He offered to pay
his own car fare to the place of
execution.
Evening star., 1924-03-11
CASTLE GATE MINE
GIVES Up 81 BODIES
Every Conveyance Available
Used to Transport VIC
tins of Blast.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CASTLE GATE, Utah, March IL
Eighty-one bodies have been recov-
cred from the Utah Fuel Company
mine, in which 173 men were en-
tombed Saturday by a series OF OK
Blosions. Ninety-two men known
still to be in the mine were sought
by numerous rescue crews.
Preparations are on foot by the
company construction forces to m
stall horse-drawn tram cars today, to
expedite removal of the bodies. all
OF which are expected to be recoS-
cred before night. The work was
slow yesterday. because many bodies
we're .foasnd q mile and half inside
the n,it,e. and all were removed oy
stretcher bearers.
An augmented staff OF under
takers worked all night in the tenn
porary morgue. An express car
filled with coffins arrived last night
and q large force Of men carried
them to the morgue through long
lanes Of crying women and children.
who braved the cold night blasts
that swept through the canyon.
Groves t're1s On MSfBae.
Castle Gate. for the first time since
the disaster, which struck nearly
every home. allowed itself to give
way to emotions Grief-stricken
women. orphaned children or men
hardened by years Of toll in the
mines appeared on the one main
street of the village. With the ap-
proach Of every conveyance carrying
bodies the streets filled rapidly and
crowds pressed to the morgue.
During the afternoon every available
truck. mail wagon and automobile
was used for transporting the bodies.
The weather last night suddenly
changed and chilling blasts and a
high wind swept through the canyon
in which Castle Gate nestles. Snow
left a covering of white over the
adjacent mountains.
At the company cemetery, within
the confines of the area Of mine No.
q, a force Of seventy-slx men last
night worked under arc lights to
prepare graves for the burials,
which start today.