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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Informal Tea and
ShOicer

Mrs. Charles r, ponworth and
Miss Mary Dunworjh win entertain
with an informal tea Friday after.
noon. az Mrs nonworth's home, IN
honor % Miss Priscilla Treat. who
viii leave shortly Tor Honolulu. 60
spend the winter. ana Miss Lucy
Semplc Swanstrom whose marriage
20 Mr.. George II Adair Jr. WIN be
an event Of the holiday season,
A Kitchen shower viii be an Bddl,
tiouat compliment 60 Miss Swan,
sirom.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS GIVE
THANKSGIVING BASKETS

one hundred and twenty-five needy
families have been taken care OF by
Campfire girls for Thanksgiving.
Warm clothing and food. including
jcllies and pies as well as staples.
have gone TO fill the baskets the girls
prepared TO overflowing.
A big basket filled with jams.
Jellies, home.canned cherries,
peaches, strawberries, cakes and "all
things sweet that are good TO eat"
was taken by Seattle Campfire girls
TO the King county poor farm We'd
nesday evening as a Thanksgiving
treat.
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Orthopedic Shops

First I'M Guild. with Mrs. Fred.
erick r. Fischer. will be hostess at
the Orthopedic lunch room Tuesday.
Assisting will be Mrs. w. r. Bush
man, Mira. a. Woodruff, Mrs. Neil
Mcdonald. Mrs. A. r. sayre, Mrs.
o. g. Chaplin, Mrs. Bert Swezea, Mrs
Ward simpkins, Mrs. J. p. Herber.
Mrs. l.. G. Buschman. Mrs. ]. Nor.
tin, Mrs. Paul Smith and Mrs, j.
Hardesty.
wlnslow Guild will be In charge
II the Thrift Shop Tuesday morning.
In tho afternoon Mrs. s.. Mitchell
md Mrs. y. r. Blackburn will have
harge for Madrona Guild.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
JOHN HAY PIT. A.

The John Hay Pr. a. will hold It's
regular monthly meeting on Thurs
day afternoon, December ., nj 2.30
o'clock. Elleene French RIsegari,
instructor in the Music Department
nj the University Of Washington,
will speak on Music Appreciation
in the Young Child" The pupils Of
Miss Barkers room will sing group
OF songs.
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Dr.. Griftiths HW
Speak at Club

The Contemporary Realistic
Novel will h. the topic Of Or u. ~.
GHffith's lecture on Wednesday AT,
rrnoon az $50 o'clock az the Won,
ems University club This win be
the second In a series OF lectures
pr. Griffith Is giving at the club
which are open 90 the public
The morning book review class. at
The club win hc omitted Wednesday
morning.
The Current Events luncheon viii
take place al n o'clock.
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EntertdinS for
California Guest

To honor Mra l. X. Yott. Of Los
Angeles, who will leave FOR her home
Tuesday after visit with her sister.
Mrs. A. n. IIeweIlyn. Mrs william
Pigutt. Jr.. entertained with q lunch
con OF twelve covers this afternoon
"a, the College Club, and later ~
bridge.
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Luncheon to
Commitment Visitor

To honor Mrs. :. Ross Mckenzie.
Of Darlington, y. D.. who = visiting
her brother and slster.in.law. Mr..
and Mrs. George w sotiday. Mrs.
F. X. Robinson. win entertain with
a bridge luncheon at her home Fri.
day afternoon.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaster Telephone MA in-O6OO
Assistant-Laura Emory
Cards Issued for Tea at Sunset Club; Honor
for Visitors

Mrs JAY /. pURANp and Mrs.
A'l Richari W Perry have carts
out Tor a tea on Friday afternoon.
December 4, from 4 until O'Clock.
NJ the Sunset club
The tea viii honor Mra Watson
l. Barclay of Wiubmspori, and
Mrs Donald Brncs. ~ Boston. who
are visiting In town.
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COMPLETE SCHEDULE

To complete the Hoot Gibson
schedule for the year Universal
has substituted Click Of Triangle
T." by Oscar Friend, TO take the
place Of Kings Up" by Ralph
Spence. Kings Up" will probably
be used the following year. Glib.
son, who has just finished his role
in THE Indians Are Coming" will
start the new production next week.
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JEWISH WOMEN
SPONSOR CONCERT

Under the auspices OF the Council
Of Jewish Women'a Educational Cen.
Ter, concert viii be given by Peter
Meremblum. yiolinlst; Berthe poncy
Dow, pianist and Kola I,eylcnno.
eelliat. Saturday evening, December
10, at Temple Center, 18th ave. and
u Union 81. a comprehensive and
diversified program IN being ar.
ranged.
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Bridge and Nah
Jonqq PARTY

Interlaken Guild Of the Orthopedic
Hospital will give bridge and nah
iousg party on Tuesday afternoon at
: o'clock. at the home Of Mrs. c. G.
Mortrude. 2209 Roanoke ST.
Mrs. Eugene Tandberg will be pres
snt TO instruct beginners in bridge.
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WEST WOODLAND
PRE- SCHOOL CIRCLE

The West Woodland Priesthood
Circle win hold It's regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday. December 2,
at 24j o'clock, in the school audit
orlum. Miss Helen Lawry will speak
and some very interesting slides Will
be shown.
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To Entertain at Tea

Miss Doris Bissett will entertain
tt tea on Friday afternoon at her
home in honor OF Mrs. Lincoln Err.
win, n recent bride, and Mrs. Glen
wood Archer. who recently came here
from Eugene, Oregon. to make her
home.
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L.FscHI SOCIAL

The ladies Of tho feschi Social
Club will meet Tuesday. December
u. NJ 2 o'clock. nj the home Of
Mrs. s. Freeman. as goth ave
whist. bridge. and nah jouKg viii
be played NJ eighteen tables
For the benefit pt those who
prefer 10 work on Christmas scw,
ing. Mrs. Freeman has reserved
special quarters in her sun room.
An members urc urged to be pres.
sut
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pYTHIAN SISTERS

Pythinn Sisters Of Temple No. 0
win have It's regular business aes.
sion, also election Of officers, on
Wednesday, December 2. at 1880
O'Clock, in a. o. U. w. hall, 1909
Ninth ave,
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st md uuiycralty way. Tuesday.
December J. at O'Clock
An interesting program will be
given and The public p cordially
invited 20 attend
OLYMPIC VIEW PIT 4.
Olympic View PIT A. viii hold
i,H regular monthly meeting Tues,
day. December !. az 2 o'clock. IN tho
auditorium al the school
MEETINGS ANNOUNCED FOR
FEDERATED CLUBS
Tucaday meeting Of the various
clubs affiliated with the Seattle
Federation vil b held as follows
Parliamentary department o. the
co,crie club. O'Clock sharp. a, the
homo Of Mss WIN. Lynn. i155 18th
ave y. Z. Lesson on Main Mo-
lions by Mrs lynn, leader tol.
lowed by c8w in public speaking
womau'H TUESDAY Club 1850
o'clock. with alrB , " swope. The
wit9ulsu Program. The New Pay.
eholosl b. Mrs p J. Aaron and
sIr- Z II Holmes. THE child La.
bor Law" BY Mra. W S. Grhwo,d
Assisting hosissacB. Mrs. y " Shell.
ton and Mrs, Il, c. McAllnster
Aspaaia club. / o'clock. al home Of
Mrn AdoIbert D. Meclevcrty. a7i7
r Spring o. Subject. Great Brit
min and Her Provinces Roll call
quotation on current English event.
Political Awakening Of Women"
fViaeuun,cts Ehonddai. by Mrs. Vic.
Tor Zcduirh. Rehearsal
Womsns Lakewood civic I'm.
proycmont Club. o'clock, az Lake.
wood Community clubhouse. Pro-
gram IN charge Of the parl, and play.
grounds committee. Mrs. C. +. Cush.
ing. chairman. Mrs NJ. II. Taylor
Airs Paul Rimhall.
North End Progressive. Club. ?
o'clock. ~ home Of Mrs. Jessie
Campbell. 81 soth IT, Program by
Mrs Sophie Clark.
The Queen Anne study Club.
O'Clock 80 home Of Afra. V. W. Gem.
mel. 1909 Warren ave. History OF
Hatik DyeinR." Mrs. c. u. Black.
allsr' .Basketry," Mrs c. r. Mont
gomcry.
West Side yvomcn's IMPROVEMENT
club. i.2o o'clock. Mt home Of Mira.
A. L. Neal 2gos 4sth ave. & W
Business, Mrs Nina Harris. chair.
man.
The Sorosis Club. o'clock. at the
Delta Gamma House, 2oi2 r. i5th.
Program Review Of Figures OF
Earth" by Mrs. n. G Fletcher: tho
new romance aa shown in Java
Head by Mrs f. H. Carter: five
minute talks. Autumn" Mrs. A. T..
Warner: THE Wind That Blowcth."
Mrs w a. Holt Hostcwsca, Mrs.
j. J. Chambers and Mrs. Il. r.
Weeks.
Tho Canadian Womun's Club nj
the Federated clubhouse. Executive
meeting 1870 o'clock. business
o'clock All members urged to be
present Constitutional amendment
10 be voted upon.
Current Century Club. o'clock.
at home Of Mrs r. c. Christensen.
652O nth N. w Program. Roll chi
current events; "Pndcrewski dnd PHI.
sudald, Leaders OF New Poland" by
Mrs Il. Weis. 'Polands Contribution
to Art, Music and Literature" Mrs.
L. G. Christensen.
Ladies' Auxiliary TO tho Pacific
Improvement club, o'clock, at Lake
City clubhouse.
Sunset Heights Literary Club.
1870 o'clock, with Mrs. Jennie
Sleeves. i5i5 Greenwood ave. Sub.
Ject, Mexico"
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CARD PARTY

The second OF a series OF card
parties given by the Cosgrove Club
will be held Tuesday evening. De.
cember /, at $3.50 O'Clock, at Green.
wood Hail. corner Of S3rd and
Greenwood ave. Dancing and re-.
frcshmenH will follow Everyone
welcome.
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y. d. p. o =.

Chapter - g.. =. o. Il. will he
entertained by Mrs. s. w Griffin on
Tuesday. December 1. At 1890 o'clock,
1t the home OF Mrs. X J. Madden,
1905 +. Olive.
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FoRTsoN THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson. ThyEoBcn Auxiliary, Z. s.
W. ". viii hold CHIC next regular
business meeting at Veterans hall
ArmorY Monday evening, November
20. at O'clock.
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MISS GARDNER To
SPEAK REEORE CLIiR

The Seattle Business and Profes.
sionnl Womcn's Club will hold It's
regular business meeting on Tuesday
evening, December 1, at It's club
rooms at Plymouth House.
Miss Evelyn Gardner. executive
secretary Of tho Social Welfare
League, viii address the club. and
In her talk viii describe tho work OF
the League, touching particularly
upon the constructive phnses OF It's
work.. with which tho public ~ prob.
ably least familiar.
The work Of tho league, says Miss
Gardner, Is not strictly charitable; lts
principal object Us to reconstruct tho
families which II assists and to
make them selfsupporting, sclf-rc,
and an asset to the city.
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Hosts at Buffet Suppcr

pr and Mrs Harry A. shaw
viii entertain with buffet supper
AZ their home Saturday evening tn
honor OF Mr and Mrs, Watson l..
Barclay OF Williamspor,. who are
visiting In town
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SEATTLE LODGE.

Seattle Lodge No z. -. H. J.. A..
VIII hold ~ annual election ~ of.
nccm FOR the ensuing year ui the
regular business meeting on Tues.
day evening, December !. ut s
o'clock, la Evergreen hail. A. o. o..
W. building, 1909 Ninth ave. A fun
attendance Of tho membership la re-.
qursted.
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Mrs. Boyle HonorS
Mrs. Barnes

In honor OF Mrs. Donald Barnes,
Hrs. Lawrence Boyle entertained
With a luncheon today az the Sunset
club
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SEATTLE COUNCIL. PIT. a.

The executive board OF the Seattle
Council. PIT. A.. Will meet Tuesday
morning. December !. at 10 o'clock.
NJ the school board room In the Cen.
trail building.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
McpoNALp PR A

MCDONALD PIT n
The regular meeting ~ the Me
Donald Parent Teachers aAHocla-
ton viii hs held at tho school audi
forum, Tuesday Afternoon. pcccm-
bcr J.. az $3.50 O'Clock
Tho program viii include talk
on motion pictures by Mrs. G. W
Estes and Capt, = = .stanislo o.
tho fire department will speak on
Fire Prevention
Two plano solos ana groups Of
songs will be rendered by tho
older pupils
Refreshments aud social hour viii
follow
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GUARANTEE CLUB

The Quaranfr Club will meet with
Mrs. Sarah Edmunds and Mrs Caro-
line Humphrey, Tuesday evening.
December /. at O'Clock, AZ fiat
ChIlbere ave
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DUNLAP PIT A.

Dunlap PIT \. will hold \
bazaar Friday. December 4. az ,
o'clock IN the auditorium Mrs j..
u. Gnlrland s. the general chair
man The booths viii contain fancy
work. aprons and chiidrrn'a thingA
The Campfire Girls viii have a
candy booth.
leo cream and light refreshments
viii be served from 2 o'clock IN the
afternoon ON. and Il cafeteria din
ner. beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
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NEW GROUPE ORGANIZED
DURING PAST WEEK


Helohu Group Of Elan, Washing.
ton. Guardian. Miss Winnie Jordan.
Members. Leslie Hun. Bernicc Cox.
Mildred Mcclure. Dorothy Spinner.
Georgia Fix. Elsie Campbell. Mabel
Heath, Alice Johnston, Doris David.
son, Catherine Goodoll, Arlye Wenz,
Phyllis Clark. Gene Watson. Juanita
Erdmnn.
Giomire Group. Guardian, Mrs
c, r. Linden. Mercer Island Mem.
bers. JOY Bryenton. Blanche Linden,
Evelyn Rhoads, AyerilI Wright.
Ruth Todd. Lorene Beard. Assistant
Guardian. Marion Bush.
Groups reorganized under new
guardian.
Tehkisa Group. Enumclaw. Guard.
ian, Mrs. Marion Wilson.
Alrcondo Group. Seattle. Guardian.
Mrs Myrtle De Frlel.
Wohewe Group. Bremerton. Miss
Mildred r. Drake, Guardian
Soaugctnha Group, Seattle Miss
Margaret Bauer. Guardian.
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Egypt buys more typowriters from
tho United States than from any
other country.
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SALE AT
JUMBL1G SHOP

The Red Cross tumble shop an.
nounces n Christmas sale for Tues.
day, December I, at tho shop.
Fourth and Virginia.
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MIssoUI.A cum

Ths Missouri, club viii meet az
the home % Mrs James walker
ISIS Third Ave. y. Thursday after
noon. December q az o'clock. The
assisting hostcssra are Mrs ~ j.
sehuaihhusro. Mrs y q Ward
and Mrs t;obert Nrvsy Take Fast
Queen Anne ear and Ett on ~
high school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30

The Lo-He.wo Group. new
Campfire Group under the guardian.
ship OF Mrs Il H. Smith. was or.
eanized AZ the Coo school during No
vember Tho following officers were
elected: Lorraine Thompson. presi.
dent; Dorothy y. Moody, vice prcsi.
dent: Grace Helen Smith. secretary;
Holds Floe, treasurer. and Drusella
Stecndahi. scribe. Many OF She girls
OF this group have been Campfire
girls before. and are continuing their
work as Woodgathcrcrs.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
LADY STIRLING CHAPTER
To HOLD RuMMAGE BALE

LADY STIRLING CHAPTER
TO HOLD RuMMAGE SALE
To assist in providing a happy
Chrlstmna for children OF disabled
veterans of the world war. Lady
Stirling Chapter Daughters Of the
American Revolution. viii conduct
rnmmnFr sale. December 3. Z aud Q.
At coz Olive IT. Many new things.
an wen BE desirable used articles.
viii be- on sale AZ reasonable prices.
Mn Edwin J Brown has charge
Of tho arrangements for the sale.
assisted by Alm John G. Bowen.
Mrs o. o, Mercer viii be IN
charge 81 the rooms. Mra. Annette
Moore will look after tho collection
81 donations and Mrs y. G.. Mc.
CiellAnd VIII have charge N tho
sales. Mrs John Baker. Mrs. n.
.. Bailey, Mrs. William Kcene.
and Mrs. =. W. wall viii be in
charge Of the ehildrcn'a clothing
other chalrmen include. Mra. Fran.
els Rotch candy booth. AirB Bcs.
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.s,pt n s1,,p ,t1r,u-pg
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tAdvertisemenO
MANS
BEST AGE

A man is as old as his organs; ne
can be vigorous and healthy at
70 if he keeps his vital organs
healthy. Drink lots Of water
and try
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cnR1srMAs GIFT SALE

The Ladies OF the University Bap.
list church viii hold their Christmas
GIFT sale Tuesday and Wednesday,
December and 2. in the Masonic
Temple. 1888 University way tdown
stairs.
Mrs. George b. worley. chairman,
announces that there viii DO n no.
table assortment of beautiful and
practical articles on sale, with the
personal service department to assist
those attending in making their Sc.
loctions.
Luncheon win be served at noon
and dinner in the evening, while
waffles will be served all afternoon.
Mrs Marrlck will he in charge OF the
music for both afternoon and cvc-
ming.
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Campfire Girls

aboard rblp saturday December 3.
az 3 O'Clock Guardian Of girls
wishing f8 take rank ara asked t8
notify lradquartrrr CApflIl1g of
the number OF aIrIg Wishing ~ paHH
tests,
FREELY leaders and assistants
viii meet aboard ahip Saturday az
touoon December O. at 2 70. No.. for
methods ThE Dr. the third monthly
meeting 0f llrrny lc1derH. 81 this
meeting Sire. Wide viii gIy6 sug-
RcHti0ua for CHurlmaH gIft making
TIE Campfire Guardian training
course viii continue ono week more
tn order 10 hove q ClHes in tied
ana dyed ana hatiE work. Any
guardians who with 10 attend the
classes, either Monday evening or
"wednesday morning are Invited 10
DO 90.
CALENDAR or ACTIVITIES
Wednesday December 2, Story
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Tho Quannacut Campfire Group re.
ports a profit OF S34.1l on bazaar
which they recently gave, The group
is planning to give Christmas has.
ket 10 poor family instead OF n
Thanksgiving box.
Evelyn outland has been taken
into the group as n new member
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VIC. II. y. MEETINGS

W. - H. ~ MbfsllNGS
Capitol Hill w. G. r. y. Will meet
at the homo Of Mrs. A. Il. spcn.
Ger, li1G Fourth ave. N, w, Tues.
day December I at o'clock.
Important business ~ to be trans.
noted, after which. Mrs. Emma
Lawlcr and her daughter who for
10 years have been missionaries in
Shanghai ChInu, VIII speak.
All members and intcrcstcd
friends are requested to bo present.
Fremont w. g. y. viii meet nj
The home OF Mrs. j. H. Reynolds,
1910 Linden ave, Tucsdny Doccm.
Der !. NJ I o'clock
Work for the white Shield homo
being done, Come prepared to sew.
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The Atsarkal Campfire have taken
in EIma and lnez Ingling ns new
members OF the group. Tho group
is busy preparing for bazaar to be
held Saturday, December 5. Some OF
the girls are doing tie.dying. others
making towels, dresser scarfs, lamp
shades and many other pretty and
useful things. This group is now
fun. having the maximum OF 20
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GnI.n srAn MOTHERS

Gold Star Mothers OF America. Sc,
attic STAFF No. .. viii meet Wcdnc-.
day. December 2 at O'Clock, IN the
ladies' parlor ot the Eagles new
building,
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Women's Clubs

University W G. r. T. VIII meet
at the Aalloy gymnasium y. 18Th
a. and uuiycHity way. Tuesday
December T. at O'Clock
An interesting program will be
given and the public r. cordially
invited 20 attend
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nI.YNIpIc VIEW r..r- A.

Olympic View PIT A. viii hold
ltH regular monthly meeting Tues,
day. December !. at o'clock. IN tho
auditorium al the school
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
GAR BADLY HURT
MOTHER AND
FAINT
Mrs. Helen Genell and Baby
Still at Hospitalch Has !
Fractured Skull

Mrs. Helen GenelI, twenty-six,
and her seven-weeks-old son. who
are at Sibley Hospital as the result
of injuries received when the auto
mobile In which they were riding
was in a collision with another
machine at Twelfth and r streets
northwest, are still in q serious
condition today.
Mrs. Genel1 is suffering from a.
fractured rib and Commissions and
the baby suffered fractured skull.
Lloyd Genell, the husband, OF
1888 Franklin street northeast, was
driving the car which was in col
lision with another operated by
Edith B. Linn, OF 1924 Connecticut
avenue northwest.
Suffering from a fractured nose,
Leo Dyer, eight, of Waldo, Nd,
was taken to Garfield Hospital
after a collision between the car
in which he was riding, driven by
John Dyer, was in collision WITH
the machine operated by Harry
Clayborne. Of 737 Girard street
northwest.
Others injured I'm traffic accidents
since yesterday were John Gianinni,
twelve. knocked down by an au-
tomobile driven by Michael r.
Lyons, and Samuel Ross, colored,
fourteen, struck by a machine
operated by Daniel J. Donohue
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FAMILY q listening IN
LET THEIR HOME BURN

1sETTYSBURG,s April 3. - Fire,
thought TO have started from cleo
tric light wiring, destroyed the home
of Hobson Grouse, ct Two Taverns,
five miles south Of Gettysburg, last
night. ,-
tha radio and the entire upper part
of the house was HI flames before
they knew II.
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8 CHARGED WITH
RUM SALE To
INSANE
Taken in Raids on Complaint
Of Vet Hospital Officials
at Perryyille

Nine alleged purveyors Of bootleg
LIQUOR, with 4 clientele including
many Insane patients at the Vet
Grams Hospital, at Perryville, Nd,
were arrested yesterday BY Wash
ington and Baltimore revenue agents
and a large quantity Of evidence
has been reported confiscated.
Appearing before United States
Commissioner J. Frank suppIee to-
dav Clodomiro PasQuaIini, Mrs. Anna
svisa Henry Foss and Louis Dimilo,
~ Havre de Grace; Frank George,
&c port Deposit; Harry y. Johnson
,e R0IandyiIle, and William OWars.
~ RiacksdaIe. Augustus Hergen-
rotlaer. Of Havre de Grace, and ]. II.
T1awlev. st Rising Sun, have also
Ileen summoned to appear. All nave
been charged with sale and posses,
- Raids Made Quietly.
swoont11 down upon residential
and business districts, the agents.
acting on information ana com.
niaifIfs received from neiBhDors
made the raids with 4 minimum ex-
-cit6u1ent and disorder.
Frorn Hergenrother' place, It was
reDorted. seventeen half pints, one
ntart and one gallon Of whiSkey
wee seized, besides q gallon Of
wine and eight half-barrels Of beer.
-Four gallons of liquor and two half
barrels of beer we're reported e the
! conyincing stories Of the horrible
effects Of the bootleg liquor on
the insane veterans at the hospital
prompted the washington and Bal
tirnore offices to begin their inves-
tipation over two months ago.
Two men acting as purchasers
ara said to have made buys Of
liquor from several OF those ar
rested.
Prohibition authorities received
the cooperation OF the Per-.
army officials who complained that
convalescing patients In the psy-
chopatnic and other wards were re-
turning to the barracks intoxicated.
Patients Made Dangerous.
some of the cases were 50 A.
gravated, 1t was said. that the de-
ranged men became dangerous. In
flicting injuries, on Che other pa
tents and destroying hospital
The raiding squads in four
groups, were headed BY Fred T.
Luckett, chief Of the Washing ton
Maryland division Of the prohibition
unit assigned several rnen from
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JAILER OF CONFESSED
THIEF SAVED HIS LIFE

HARTMAN, NJ. Y, April b.
Seventeen years ago Henry HUI
rescued b baby boy from drowning
at Highland Mills, Orange county.
The child, Fred Hulss. jr., IL now
prisoner in the county jail II
Goshen, in charge Of his former
rescuer, who is now Sheriff Hun.
The young man ID awaiting the SC
tion Of the grand jury. He has con-
fessed to r0bbing the home Of W.
B. Grand, formerly OF New York
city.
The Hulse family used to b ein-
ployed By Hull. One day while
he was passing the home Of the