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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
PLAN NEW TOMBS
For COMPOSERS

VIENNA, Sept. 19.-Action inaugu.
rated by the Schubcrtbund ot Vienna
to restore the tembs of Beethoven and
Schubert was completed recently whom
the "tombs of honor" in Vienna Cen
trail cemetery we're handed over by the
bund to the city Of Vienna.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
KELLY POLO PLAYERS
FLY TO FORT CLARK

Members Of the Kelly Field polo
team flew to Fort Clark Saturday
for match with the Fort Clark team
Sunday. They will return to Kelly
Field Sunday night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
MANY TOURISTS SEE
HISTORIC OLD WRECK

MONTREAL. Sep. 19.-The influx
of people to Georgian Bay ito view
the remains" of the Nancy. fighting
British schooner, burned during the
War of 1912 near WATSON Beach. On.
tario. is like a rush to a gold mine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
TEXAN DIES AFTER
LIFTING BIG WEIGHT

CROCKETT. Sept. 19.-P)-Gary
Bcason, 1S. died ct Lovelady, south of
here. shortly after an injury reported
IN have been received when he was
lifting n heavy package. He is, be-
licvcd TO have burst n blood vessel
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-19
NEED 1000 COTTON .
PICKERS AT CLYDE

Clyde. Tex, is in need of 100 cotton
pickers to harvest one of the best cot
ton cfops in their history. They have
appealed TO San Antonio tn help them
get laborers to pick the fast-opening
crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

Mrs. Clarence Reames An election
OF officer Tor the ensuing year viii
also be held
The Household department viii
hold lts postponed meeting AZ 1880
al tho home Of MIA Emma iIinc.
hart 900 s6Th ave. ~ Mrs J y.
Curtis will speak on French China"
and a discussion Will be- held on
How 20 Keep Physically Pit"
Thursday. April 10 Tho socinl
Service department viii meet al 2
o'clock az the Kenny homo In
Faunileroy 4 playlct win bc pre-.
scented. entitled 'Thc Exchange"
Those participating viii bo Mrs. w
~ iittwpo1, Mrs Ralph Parker.
Mrs. 4 " Price. Mrs James \.
Kerr and Mrs r. T. Hemingway
Mrs. Lloyd Beckett and MrT Ar.
thur u Rushivn viii give musi.
cny program
Friday April IL The Soman's
Century club will hold a rummagc
sale. all day at 522 Virginia st. The
chairman. Mrs. NJ n. Brown. asks
that those who have donations for
this sale. notify her Or leave same
ut place Of sale, Tho sale viii con-
tinuo until Saturday evening.
Saturday. April is-Somo OF the
members Of the club living on W.
Queen Anne Hill. arc giving bone.
/ ~ entertainment, for the Club
House fund. this evening at S
o'clock az tho homo OF Mrs Frank
Wolfe. 1902 Ninth ave. W. Bridge
and other games viii be in play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

BUSINESS woMEN's CLUB
The Business and Professional
womcn's club viii hold Us next meet.
ing Tuesday evening. April 10. at
Plyctouth House, Sixth and seneca.
Mr. Ralph Mum. head Of the refer.
rnre department o, The Seattle
Public Library. win give an illut
trated lecture on the Organization
q tho Seattle Library" In add
ton TO the lecture there viii DO a
concert on the puoanri. arranged by
sherman Clay Co The meeting ~ill
b. open 10 tho public.
Tho delegates elected laSt Tuesday
to the state convention NJ Hoqulam,
June II. - and ~ were Misses
Florence Morse. Rcna KEEPER Lueiia
Ayrss. Edna Sichpl Irene Johnston.
Florence Mckay. Edna and Abbis
Beach and Or Mary MeGu The
aifrfnAtsg arc Mm e r. u. Auid.
Mrs II. L. rolgiasc. Mrs lnez Mcy.
ring. Dr. Martha Convey and Misses
Viola Page. Faic /. Holt Virginia
Mllllgan. Ida Culver Hnd Elizabeth
uugdaie
4 very attractive program Of spo.
cialtiss Is being arranged Tor the
dance. April a. IN thu Italian room
~ Tho olympic Hotel
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Music
London String
Quartet Coming

The London String Quartet viii
appear IN Seattle on Friday evening,
April A. at Plymouth church This
win be the last number OF the artist
series given under the auspices Of
the Mons club Of tho church
Tho quartet was founded IN 1908.
rh'y have made four tours of the
United States. ana have produced
more than ono Hnndred new works.
Tho London critics have aid Of
them. what We heard last niEhJ
was a perfect ensemble. IN which
everything had tho ring Of convlc.
ton" The London Morning Post Dc.
olared: Can challenge companion
with any possible rival English or
continental" Nothing could have
been moro beautiful than the quality
and balance OF tone
The program follows.
quartet fof strings IN y. opIs H.
No ,t't.t'rrt..rf. .tr'' heoihoNon
Allegro
Andante con motto
Allegro
Presto
cherry Ripe ,fstt,..tl. Frank Bridge
quartet fgr Striurs IN 4, opus ~,
No. 3 r.stf..rr .1frsHra.sr .hrhumann
Andants expressive Allegro
motto moderate
Asssl aEitsio
AdaElu motto
Allegro motto yiyEer
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMAN.s ct.NrrnY 49,

woNiAS's CENTURY CLUB
Meetings OF the different depart
menis Of the womnn's Century club
viii bc held this week hH follows
TueHdDy. April Tho Parlin.
meutary Procedure dcpartm ont
meets NJ o'clock In tho board
room OF the Y. W {. A.
wednesday. April 10 Tho chorus
Of tho club will meet ~ 10 o'clock
at tho home Of Mrs ] II. Temple.
ton. 1908 Seneca r. FOR rehearsal.
under the direction OF Myra Ban.
croft olive Mrs. Rachel Sickle.
man. accompanied.
The Drama department meets nj
1880 noon. st the home Of Mrs,
Arthur Holt, 1910 Mt. Baker Blvd.
Mrs. Edith Dnrnoil, luncheon host.
csg. and Mrs Fred W Bert. Jr.
Program chairman. announces the
presentation Of tho play King Ar.
thurs Boots Those In the caNt
are Vera Dayton Cook. Mrs. l.. T.
Bennett. Mrs. a. y. Swcnsson and
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Oratoi'io Society to
Give Concert

Tho Seattle oratorical society vii
present tho second concert this sea
son on Tuesday evening. April 81
In the First Swedish Baptist church
The prodlgal Son" beautiful. me
lodioua work, win be tho Offering
The society numbers moro thnn 100
voices.
Mr.. J. W Bixcl. conductor. an
nounccs tho following salolsts and
accompanies: Soprano. Mrs. o. T.
krrger: mezzo ropmno. Margaret
Nielsen; c0ntrai,O. Mine Mari
Louise CinDg tenor. Marshall sohl
baritone. 4. Memory Turner. piano
Arthur niggs; organ Carl pniR,
Wood.
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ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
SEATTLE FEDERATION

The regular meeting OF the Seattle
Federation OF w. c, r. 4. will be
held Tuesday, April ii. at p. m.
at the Plymouth Congregational
church. superintcndsnta Of depart.
ments especially should try to at
tend. az matters Of Importance TO
their work will be discussed. The
Dwycr union will hnvc charge Of
devo,ions Tho main speaker on the
program will be announced later.
kIlah chup,er viii have card
party Tuesday. April ~. at p. m.
b ~ NJ c4neTerla Public invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Bridge Tea Planned
for Friday

4 bridge ten has been planned by
East Highland Drive Guild at the
Orthopedic hospital for Friday after.
noon. April 20. at the homo " Mrs
Christian Dameyer.
The following program win be
given during the afternoon;
(a1 Ny ships"
(bl The Land OF Ella wheeler Wilcox
Nod" ...-..s
Readings by Mrs. Harriet Saundsrson.
Miss MarKusrits Brown. aeroulpanist
Guitar soios-ssisetions from ''RiEo
lstto'
Mrs. Ella Cu8lhes.
Piano soio--''I. entn" ....... Cyril Scott
Miss Marguerite Brown.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA in.O6OO
Assistant-Laura Emory
'Nejghborbood Tea arranged for Tuesday
Afternoon, Entertaining for Bride

AIRS, STANLEY GRIFrtrHs will
Nl entertain With a ncighborhuod
tea ON TUESDAY afternoon at her
home, 5Jsl T., Prospect 81, Tor mem.
bers ~ the Womcn's University club
residing In tho Washington Park aud
Denny Blaine districts Bridge and
nah jongE viii bc played. beginning
OF e o'clock. and tea viii he served
Nom until o'clock
Mrs, OTIS Floyd tamson and Mrs
Charles X, Bliss VIII preside az the
te, table, assisted hy Mrs, Thatcher
Hodgc and Mrs, Carl Homer
The committee In charge includes
Mrs, IAmson. Mrs. Henry Ward
Bccchcr Mrs. Bliss and Mrs W, W,
Harr,
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Orthopedic lunch and
Thrift ShoDs

Mrs. Gilbert Skinner wilt be host
ess for Laurelhurst Guild at tho
orthopcdic lunch room on Tuesday.
Assisting viii be Mrs. Xura Case,
Mrs Il, Harrington, Mrs. c. r.
Jordan, Mrs. u. Foote. Mrs. n. o.
Ecllcman. Mrs &. W. johnson. Mrs.
\. f.. Thompson. Mrs c. w. Harris,
Mrs ". II. Guthrie Mrs. c. Il.
Kastengrcn, Mrs Nicholas jain,
Mrs. q. Schuyler.
Beacon I'm Ouild, with Mira G. r.
Harden and Mrs George Dorm.
berger. viii have charge vt tho
Thrift Shop Tuesday morning, and
scahurst Guild. with Mrs. Annette
swan and Mrs e, l.. Albcrts viii
have charge on Tuesdny afternoon.
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Musical Art Society
to Cine PrOor0nn

The Seattle Musical Art society
will assemble on Wednesday morn.
Ing. at 10 o'clock in the Women's
University club auditorium.
At II o'clock the following pro-
gram. arranged by Mrs. Elizabeth
Richmond Miller will be given:
Piano
reflections ..............s... Dsbussy
Abbls Vern Bisssii
Vocal
Ashes Of Roses ......... Woodman
''T;eiude SCREENS al agilo".....,.. Handel
As We Part" ..4....4.s..s. .Ilgenfrlis
Mrs. y. clifford Reid.
Mrs. y. y. Morck at the plano.
Concerto, g Major. ,.............. Haydn
Elizabeth Brandanhury.
Mrs Grand Young.
Group Of Basso caniante gongs-
Nr Henry T. HRnlin Of Tacoma.
Mr. Aryiile Bslatad at the plano.
Piano
The Prophet BIRD" ..... .schumaun
Harp Etuds'' .......s......Ch Chopin
Prelude q Minor ....... RachmanInof
Miss BlsHctl
Aria from ben Venuto Dlaz" ..,...
Mr. Haniln.
Mr, Bcls,ad NJ the plano.
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Assistants
Named for Tea

Mrs. p. r. Sands and Mrs Rich
ard Lewis have asked TO assist at
their tea next Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Reginald Gaynor. Jr.. Mrs. Al
bert Irving Bouffieur. Mrs. Hugh
Caldwell, Mrs. Max Bonter. Mrs H.
q. Carney, Mrs. William King. Jr..
Mrs. " r. Lewis. Miss Ellen Phelps
Miss saralette Phelps and Miss
Margaret Lewis Richard Lewis
will receive the cards.
The affair will honor Mrs. Leslie
Wallace OF Iarned, Kan. who Is Wis
iting in town.
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Bridge Tea for
House Guest

To compliment her house guest,
Mrs. David McRae. OF Spokane. Mrs
John Inkster will entertain with a
bridge tea a, her home Tuesday af.
ternoon. Mrs. Eugene Rudow. Mrs.
Roscoe Terrence and Miss Elizabeth
Scurry win assist.
Invitations have been limited to
intimate friends OF the honor guest.
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GROUP OF
FEDERATED CLrng

FsiItslNsNl EslF III tN
a group Of Federated club to meet
Tuesday. April II. VIII include the
following;
C1iouian club ~ Federation club
house. o'clock. Program includes
review Of Fathers and Children"
uvan TuFgcnevl by Mrs. r.. Il An.
ers: paper on style OF Russian
Literature" with llIustratlonSi. by
Mrs. c. y. Clark. talk on "scattle's
Need OF an Amsrtcanizatlon So.
cie;y." By Mrs. J. II. Little.
Current Century club at Ballard
public library. ut ESQ o'clock. Pro.
gram Current Events. outline Of
next years program. election Of OF.
ficcrs.
Fine Arts department Of the Co.
tcric, with Mrs. William =. Thyng.
1s4s. T. send st. at O'Clock. Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Affairs VIII
Honor Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace viii
entertain with a dinner at their home
Thursday evening In honor OF their
house guest. Mrs. W. ". Young. OF
san Francisco. Covers will be placed
for twelve intimate friends Of the
honor guest,
Mrs. Henry Brown viii be hostess
At a bridge tea AT her home on Tues
day afternoon and also on wctnes.
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs,
Young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Virginia ShedhdH to
Wed This Summer

Mrs James A. Shaahan announces
the engagement Of her daughter. yir,
ginia May. TO Or Clarence w shan.
non. son Of Mrs, shannon and tho
latc Or William \. shannon, OF Sc,
a,tlc. The wedding viii take place
this summer,
Miss Shcahan. who. with her
mother and family. Is travelling
abroad. win sail for homo on June I,
Miss ShcRhan attended Forest
Ridge convent and Eden Hall and
Or. shannon the universities OF
Washington and Oregon and East,
ern medical colleges,
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ADMINISTRATIVE
WOMEN TO MEET

The April meeting Of Administer
tive Women IN Education viii be
held TUESDAY, April 10, ~ o'clock.
IN the v ". {, \. tea room. The
program win include reports Of
Eastern vHiratious by Miss Lock
wood and Miss Clifford.
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Round Table Meeting

The monthly round table meeting
Of the orthopedie Guilds viii be held
Tuesday morning, April lt. AZ 10
o'clock. at 1854 Henry building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
st. Cecilia Guild
to Entertain

St Cecilia Guild Of 81. Marks
church viii entertain with a bridge
tea on Monday afternoon. April 20.
at the home OF Mrs William Edris.
Ten tables have been arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Breakfast for
Mrs. KeHeher

To honor Mrs, Campbell kelloher
recent bride. Miss Jane Perkins
will entertain with u breakfast at
the Sunset club ON Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
pYTHIAS SISTERS

Pythlan Sisters Of Temple No. Q
and SIizpah Temple No. 90 win en-
terrain the district convention OF
PythIan Sisters Wednesday. April Is.
The afternoon session will be held at
1870 O'Clock in a. o. Z. W. hall, 1909
Ninth ave. and tho evening session.
which win consist Of the regular bus
mess meeting and initiation. win be
held nj Moose Temple at o'clock.
The officers from the different tenn
pies viii assist with the ceremonies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
MOTHERS CLUB To
MEET IL TACOMA

Alpha omlcron III Sorority Moth.
crs' club viii meet with Mrs Harvey
sehoneld COS \, Ainsworth ~. in
Tacoma. on Tuesday, April "a.
Luncheon AZ o'clock,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Personal

Mr ana Mrr Donald Bradley, WR0
recently returned from their ssri
ding Trip. VIII remove April NJ from
The Spring apartments Ga the apart
mout 81 Mr. and Mr William .. H.
Lewis
air and Mrz " t. Rnodcs and
Nj William Rhodes VIII return this
week from q trip 10 California.
Mrs Reuben Jones returned M,
day from an extended trip East and
ia AZ tho Hotel otis for short
time before removing with Mr.. Jonci
70 their country home at Hunri
Point
SIR. and Mrr H. Is Earring and
Mrs John Ewing Price left last
week on It trip East
Mrs. Thomas Green win leave Fri
day FOR Aberdeen. Mis-, 20 visit her
mother Mra. Thomas Sykes. Tor a
month,
Mr. and Mrs, Linn Hadlcy have
been the guests Of their sonInluw
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mclean
Gender, for "A Few days, On route 10
their home In Bellingbnm from
Washington, y. c.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pigott, Jr,
left Friday for California, 20 be gone
several weeks
Miss Helen stryker win return
this week from New York. to visit
her parents, Or and Mrs. H. N,
Atrykcr.
Mr. and Airs J e. Lane have 70.
turned from brief trip 10 California.
with unique prizes FOR each table
and general prizes for highest
scores After refreshments informal
dancing win take place IN the hail
room Those who are associated
with Mrs Wolfe IN the enterprise
are SIR. j. T. MacPhorHon. Mrs.
Geo ! Hacker Mrs Fred ".
Bert. Jr. Mrs. Henry Piggott, Mm.
Lloyd Beckett. Mrs Zcdnick, Mrs.
Norwood vs. Brockolt Mrs. Albert
Daub. Mira Joseph Kiidail. Mrs.
John A, wbalIcy and Airs Arthur
-. Rushton Tickets and iuforma.
ton may be obtained from any OF
these members
~ tickets are limited, those in.
tending 10 avail themselves or this
privilege nrc urged 10 obtain same
as early 40 possible
DUNLAP PIT 4.
Dunlap r,-T. A. viii meet Wedncs.
day. April 70. at 2.50 y. N. in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
BETA PHI ALPHA
MOTHERS CLuH

The Mothers club OF Beta Phi
Alpha sorority viii meet ia regular
session Tuesday afternoon. April ~.
at 2 o'clock az the chapter house,
t6&5 18th ave. y, T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
CENEAIOGICAL SOCIETY,"

Regular meeting Of tho Annskc
Janss f,oEardrs Genealogical SO
cicty viii be held TUESDAY cveniug.
April 10, at the home Of y T. Girls.
vold. 5si- Stone way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
LAWroN scnooL clRcI.E

tawton school circle will hold it,
regular meeting Tuesday. April l4.
AZ =, IN. AT the school Mrs H.
Sawyer has prepared an interesting
program
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

SEATTLE COUNCIL,
PIT a.
Seattle Council or rurent.Teachcr
associations viii meet TUESDAY.
April II. at 10 G.. IN. al tho Broad
WHY high school Officers fnr tho
coming year win be elected a. that
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

auditorium OF the school Capt. S.
r. sanislo OF the Seattle fire depart.
mcnt viii give an illustrated talk on
''Firc Prevention" Election Of OF.
nccrs.
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ChaH. brctlnnd will read paper on
Chinese and Japanese Art" Must.
cal numbers will he rendered.
Tho Literary Interpretation do.
gsarsmcnt OF The Seattle womnuH
club with Mlss +. 81. MeGough.
ili6 15th ave, az ~ o'clock Cur.
rent Topics az 2ss0 o'clock.
Mrs Margaret C8rmnck viii en-.
terrain at cards Tuesday. April ia.
from until 8 o'clock for tho benefit
Of tho department Of Washington
and Alaska Ladies' Of tho q. a. II,
The affair will take place nj her
home, 1899 T. jefferson ri. Take car
No. II and get of AZ 18th nYe
INTERESTING PROGRAM
The Green Lake unit ~ Tho
Music and Art Foundation fund
will give an interesting program al
the homo N Mrs. l.. g. Jones' 1874
r Green Lake wny. Tuesday. April
rs, nj : r. N. Miss iepo l. Foote
Of tho University OF Washington
viii speak on Interior Decorating :"
Miss Alice Coo will giyc reading.
and Mrs Edgar Anss viii speak
CARD PARTY
Alpha Auxiliary No, ] win Give a
card party Tuesday afternoon. April
it. a, : o'clock. at 1915 First ave.
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social club will NEE, with
Mrs. Edna isavetinnky. 1919 r. sgih
st.. Tuesday. April 10, at ., M, for
cards. Eastern stars and friends in,
vited,
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AIRS. Pratt TO Entertain
Mrs, Irving Pratt win entertain
with "a bridge luncheon at her home
ON Wednesday afternoon Covers
Viii bc placed FOR twriyc.
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SEATTLE REVIEW. no.
Past commanderA' club. Of Seattle
review. No. 3. viii meet with Mra
L.Svills X. West. sfSs s7d ave. 4
W.. Tuesday. April IL. at ~ o'clock.
Take AK car.
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Tea WiH Honor
Ticket Committee

Mrs r. T.. Huston vice chairman
OF the ticket committee ~ the Seat
Tie Day Nursery associations sprlng
hall Friday evening At The olympic,
VIII entertain with a tea at her
home Wednesday afternoon. from )
until q o'clock, IN honor Of her ticket
assistants
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fNTFnFsrfNG prOGrAM
CARD PARTY

Alpha Auxiliary No win give a
card party Tuesday afternoon. April
Il. a, . o'clock. at 1915 FIRST ave.
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Mr. and Airs. J e. Lane have 10
turned from BRIEF trip to California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

Miss Helen stryker win return
this week from New York. to visit
her parents, Or and Mrs, H. N,
Atryker.
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Allegro motto NiFHer.
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Mr. ana Mrs. William Pigott. Jr,
left Friday for California, 10 be gone
several weeks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-16
CLAIMS CANCER CAN BE
PREVENTED BY DIET

Cancer is the great human menace.
1t is increasing by leaps and bounds.
II anything, it is increasing more
rapidly in the United States than 1T
is in the British Isles. Of those now
living in the British Isles, 100000
are doomed to die Of cancer if they
do nothing to prevent it. In the
United States the doomed number is
100000 and might easily rise to
/ 10000 900 or 2O,000,OOO."
This remarkable statement is made
by Sir w. Arbuthnot Lane, Bart,
one of the worlds most eminent sur
geons and dietitians, in an article ap-
pearing in the June 20 issue OF The
Dearborn Independent.
According co Sir Arbuthnot, cancer
is not caused by the bacillus that
scientists have so long sought and
not yet found, but rather by poisons
created in the body by the food that
is eaten. 1t is filth disease, and its
prevention is accomplished by keep
ing the digestive tract thoroughly
drained of it's accumulations.
Continuing the Doctor says:
"What we should do then, if we
would avoid cancer, is to eat whole
wheat bread and raw fruits, and veg.
etables, stunning all meat, first that
we may be better nourished, second
that We may more easily eliminate
waste products and thus adequately
drain the house in which our cells
live. Whoever foregoes white bread
will perform a great service for him
self. 1t is Deadly
1t is a difficult task to change the
food habits of nation or to induce
the people to take sufficient exercise
each day. Sir Arbuthnot says, how
ever, that whoever will correct his
diet to a reasonable extent, take rea-
sonable exercise and keep his digs
tive tract absolutely clean, need have
no fear of cancer"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-16
TWELVE" MAY AVOID
HUDSON TOLL BRIDGE

A number of interesting facts con-
corning highway No. IL were learn
ed by the committee which met with
AL anderson, of Menomonie, at the
Death Bridge recently.
This committee was appointed at
the meeting held recently in Wood
vile to consider the matter, and con-
sisted of B. F. Hurd, of Woodville,
and S. S. Swenumson and Louis
Snoeyenbos, of Baldwin. They met
at the bridge with County Commits
sioner Olson and State Highway
Commissioner Anderson.
The first jolt handed to them by
Mr.. Anderson was the blunt declara-
tion that the commission would not
authorize a new bridge there because
the present location of highway No
II is only temporary.
No. IL will probably swing either
north of the Omaha all the way be-
tween Menomonie and Hudson, OF
Use south of it all the way. The lat.
Aer alternative would mean the
Frrdecn Road all the wav-the ole
'"oil nicked by the Indians hundrec
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-07-16
LEGAL NOTICE

FIRST publication July 2, 1925
Notice for Administration and No
tice to Creditors
State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Pierce County,-In ProoatC.
In Re Estate of Abraham Rosen-
thai, Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That at
the Special Term of said court to be
held on the first Tuesday of August,
A. D. 1925, at the Court House in
tie Village of Ellsworth, County of
Pierce, and State of Wisconsin, there
viii be heard c1d considered, the APP
plication of Alice Rosenthal for the
acI ointment OF an administrator Of
the estate of Abraham Rosenthal,
late of the Village of Ellsworth in
said county, deceased;
And Notice Is Hereby Further
Given, That all such claims for ex-
animation and allowance must be
presented to said county court at the
Court House in the Village of ELS
worth, in said county and state, on or
before the 9th day of October A. D.
1925, or be barred.
Dated June Both, 1925.
BY the Court,
Warren p. Knowles,
County Judge.