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International., 1925-06-22
Address by L. V. Brooks, Grand
Chof de Care, $40 6 81
FRIDAY. JULY 3

FRIDAY, JULY 3
1000 a. m.-Convention called
order.
Invocation.
Report on Committee on Resolu-
tions.
Report on Committee on Consti-
tuition and bylaws.
Report of Committee for Place
of Next Convention.
Address by Mrs. R. L. HoyaA,
Natl. Elk. Committeewoman.
Address by R. Fl. Walker, MARA
ger, U. S. Veterans Bureau.
RECESS
900 p. m.-Report Of Nominat-
ing Cammittee.
Election Of Department Officers.
Address Of New Department
Commender.
"Star Spangled Banner"
Convention adjourns Sine Die.
8: p. m.-Dance, Casino mo-
galense, Nogales, Sonora.
SATURDAY. JULY 4
1000 a. m.-Seventh annual
American Legion Parade.
(By Counties)
900 p. m. - Barbecue in
Ephraim Canyon, Sonora.
500 p. m.-Ball game.
500 p. m.-Prize fight.
SUNDAY, JULY S
Quiet day.
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THURSDAY. JULY z

1Oa. m.-Convention convenes.
"Star Spangled Banner" 25th In
fantry band.
Invocation, Rev. Victor A. Rule,
department. chaplain.
One minute of silence for our
departed comrades.
Address Of welcome by Mayor
Duane Bird, past department. COM
mander.
Address of welcome by E. r.
Thurman, commander Ridge Igo
post.
Appointment Of committees.
Report Of department officers: !:
Finance officer. Col. A. ]. Dough-
erty, Department Adjutant, Neri
Osborn, Jr.; Department Com
mander, E. S. Stallcup.
Address by George w. P. Hunt,
governor Of Arizona.
RECESS
200 p. m.-Address by Dept.
Commander, D. A. V.
Report of Fl. T. Brooke, Rehab-
ilitation committee.
International., 1925-06-22

Miss Katherine Wilken has gone
to Flagstaff to attend the summer
session of the Northern Arizona
Teachers College.
j. G. Alvarez is back from q
trip to Cajeme.
Miss Ivah Overholser has resign
ed her position at The Modern
store.
Harry Farrior is back from Q
trip to California.
Thursday, Mrs. Benjamin s.
White and two daughters motored
to Tucson for the day.
SASKATOON, Saskatchewan,
June 21-There are between fifty
and sixty thousand Hungarian
(Magyar) immigrants and their
children in Canada.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Bachus, who
recently sold the Key City Garage
to Valencia Brothers of the III
Service Station, have lie t
on three months automobile va
cation trip through California,
Oregon, and Washington, They
will settle somewhere in the Pa
cific northwest. The Bachus' were
residents of Nogaies five years.
Frank Moreno and family ar
rived here Wednesday from Tue
son enroute on an automobile trip
to Magdalena, and probably as far
south as Hermosillo. Moreno is
owner and editor of Gel Tue
sonense", tri-weekly paper in
Tucson.
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LOCAL POST OFFICERS

Commander, E. R. Thurman.
Vice-Commander, M. I. Merritt.
Finance Officer, Arthur Martin.
Chaplain, Frank E. Sullivan.
Sergeant-at-Arms, R. E. Myers.
Historian, William D. Collier.
Adjutant, A. J. Mitchell.
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OTTAWA, June 81. Omitted
Press). = Canada's agricultural
wealth is now estimated at ST..
50O,,000,OOO.
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puUlIC is luVlL0U.
1. March-"Castle Hall -
-.--------F. w. McNichol
b, Fox Trot-"When The Moon
Shine In Coral CaroP'
Gables" - Chas. Bayha
II. Overture-"M Macmillan"
-----------.--- Emil Ascher
b, Fox Trot-"Ukulele
Lady" Kahn & Whiting
3. Spanish Serenade-'La Pa
Iona" ----..---.-- .Yradier
b, 80 Solo Milo" ..-..-..-..
--------.-.--- E. Di Capua
4. Se1ection-"Don Carlos''
G. Verdi
b, Fox Trot-" Where is that
Old Girl Of Mine" ......--
------------.------ Kahn & Jones
5. Vocal Selection-"I've Found
My Sweetheart Sally"
-------------.- Yellen & Pollack
b, ''Eliza" 49, Kahn & Fiorito
Musician Claude A. Andrews
6. Excerpts from the Comedy
Opera-"Chin- Chin ...
Ivan Caryll
7. Intermezzo-"Al Fresco"
------ Victor Herbert
Leslie King. Band Leader 25th
Infantry, Conductor
Miss Beatrice Jones of Grand
avenue is spending the summer
taking course at the University
Of Southern California. Miss
Jones will teach in the Nogales
schools this fall.
Visiting the city on a pleasure
trip, from Guaymas, is Mrs.
Loretta Vida. de M.
R. Gray, resident of Quay
mas, is stopping at The Abadie.
Alexandra Villasenor, a mem
Der of the Sonora state house of
representatives, has returned from
IHermosillo.
Jesus Siqueiros, presidente of
Nogales, Sonora, has returned
from Cananea where he was on
business trip. On the trip he was
accompanied by Gabriel Torreo,
city treasurer Of Nogales, So
nora.
Mrs. w. E. Whaley formerly
Miss Arrietta Smith of Nogales)
arrived Thursday to spend the
summer visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. Smith, 100
Crawford street. Mrs Whaley.
! who is a resident Of Louisville,
KY, spent two weeks enroute here
visiting at the Whaley plantation
near Boston. GEORGIA.
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PROGRAM FOR CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING

Following is the program for the
concert to be given by the Twenty
fifth Infantry Band, Tuesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at Camp
Stephen D. Little, and to which the
public is invited.
I. March-"Castle Hall
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Personal

Mr. and Mr. Bert Leo gwezsa
removed Tuesday from their summer
homo az Halter lake. 90 AN apart
ment IA Washington Arms.
Miss Catherine Slblock viii leave
Friday for McCornlcits spend tho
weekend with Miss Charlotte Nc.
comick.
MN. Carl H1lscamp Is visiting IN
Victoria. u, C.. for n few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Buttorgorth.
with their SON n.lnw and daughter.
Air aud Mrs. Walter Bower jenkins.
Of Sacramento. have returned from
two weeks visit az Lake wenot-
ehee. Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins left
today Tor their home IN California.
Mr. John Mcmillan and son. Mr..
William Mcmillan. viii return today
from a trip East
Mr.. and hr. Jacob Kaufman
removed Tuesday from tho Washing
ton Arms apartments 10 1915 Tenth
ave. ~.
Miss Barbara F'rltch has returned
from ocean city. y. Y. where sho
visited relatives tho past summer.
Mira ]. y, Terry and Mrz Keith
Logan Bullitt. with her two sons
Logan and John. viii leave about
October IS for Los Angeles They
plan 20 spend the winter on n
ranch In the hills about nifty miles
out OF tho city. SIR. Bullitt win
Join them for tho Christmas holi.
days
Mrs, John y. DinEweli. who has
been visiting In town. left last week
| for California, where Ahs will Join
Lieut.. Dingwell, Mrs. Dingweli was
accompanied South by her sister,
Aiihs Beatrice Crowley.
Mr.. and Mrs William Dowis arc
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a son. on September 81.
Mr and Mrs William Arthur
! DeminE or BsIllngham arc tho
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Orthopedic Shops

Mount Baker Guild With Mrs. J
N. Jensen a. hostess, viii be IN
charge at the orthopcdtc lunch room
Friday. Assisting win DO Mrs. Geo
Montague. Mrs. T. A. Gearhart. Mrs
Harold Lewis, Mrs. II. l.. koettcr
Mrs. c. L. HRrgravos. Mrs, N. Harsh
man. Mrs. II. stewart, Miss 4
Fuerrr. Mrs. ". $. vorlck. Mis- a
ChaIles. Mrs. c. l.. CFag,n, Miss l..
Burneii.
North Queen Anns Guild, viii
Mrs. 81. A. Kenncy and Mrs. II. o
Leigh. win have charge on Friday
morning. In the afternoon Mrs. c
Dunn and Mrs, Harry Dye win h
in charge.
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Miss NeumdnR to Wed
November IL

Tho marriage Of Miss Janet Neu'
mann. daughter OF Mrs. A. NJ. Neu.
mann. 10 Mr.. RinRido Allyn Hail. son
o, Judge and Mrs CALVIN $. Hall.
win be celebrated Tuesday evening.
November n. In tho Mount Baker
Park Presbyterian church.
Tho Rev. William A. Major will
read the service. which win b fol
lowed by reception for members OF
the bridal party and relatives az tho
Neumann residence.
Mrs. p. V. Taggart. the brides sis
(ter. will be matron Of honor. and
Miss Mary de Grandprc and Miss
Betty shelly viii be tho bridesmaids.
Mr.. John DAVIS will be best man.
In compliment 10 Miss Neumann
Mrs. Myron T. Brewer will entertain
With a bridge and shower nj her
home on Saturday afternoon.
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EAGLE ATTACKS PLANE

LONDON,-WhIlo Tying high IN
an airplano over chain OF British
hills, an aviator says he saw n huge
bird coming straight at him. The
bird, which proved to 10 an eagle,
lowered over tho plane for n moment
md then made dart straight for
tho aIrmun'g hcnd. The plane was
thrown into n nose dive, greatly en-.
dangorng tho flyers llfe. but tho
eagle was left behind.
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New Appeal for
Bus Lines Today

Councilmen sitting as n utilities
committee Thursday were to hear
renewed demands for municipal bus
service for Seward pork residents.
Mayor Brown has vetoed action on
similar requests on tho ground
that the privately owned Rainier
Valley carlIno can and will furnish
tho service at no expense TO the
clIY.
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
~ tsn

WHITTIER HEIGHTS
CLUB
The regulnr meeting OF the Whit.
tier Heights Improvement; Club VIII
BE- held In Tho Whittier school, w.
18TH 81. and i4th ave. y. W. on
Friday evening. October :. at s
o'clock.
Business Of Importance 10 mem
bers and the community will h. un
for discussion and all members and
their friends are urged 10 10
present.
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NoRprcA CHORAL CLUB

sNARt~A}AtsA N4tCAAshA~ NaAsN'
Tho Nordlca Choral Club will
hold It's regular rehearsal Friday
evening. October ., at s p. IN. at
GtOii University building.
Any girl wishing 10 Join tho club
may mako application for voice test
before Friday evening TO tho direc.
tor az Go University building
At the first business meeting Of
tho Nordlca Choral Club. held FRI.
day evening. September nth. tho
following officers were elected for
the season Of 1885: President.
Anna Andersen: vice president Co
celia Denton! secretary. Violet Kerr;
treasurer, Bertha Bcdbury: lIbrnr'
ian, Helen NewhouEe. reporter,
Helen Mitchell. historian. Allecu
WaltersdoTph.
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Bridge Luncheon for
Mrs. Woodruff

Mrs Manson H. Backus will enter.
tain sixteen guests az brsgo lunch.
con Friday afternoon. az her home
at The Highlands. In honor Of Mrs
Joseph Hurdetto Woodruff. OF Chi
cago, who IL tho guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Horace Day lIanford.
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Spokane Visitor WIZ BE Feted; Sunday Night
Supper for Betrothed Couple
ANS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has

AIRS. GEORGE HARpoRovE has
Ill issued carts 20 a tea
On Tuesday afternoon, October 6.
nom 4 untu o'clock. IN her apart
meat AZ Hamilton Arms. IN honor
OF Mrs. Francis J Finucane, OF
spokane. who win arrive In town
next Monday. TO 10 her house
guest.
Another party for Mrs, Fnueane
Is the Informal luncheon Mrs. 4. NJ,
Dudley viii give next Wednesday
afternoon. az the Sunset club
Invitations have been limited 20
Intimate friends Of the honor guest.
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TWILIGHT MUsICALEs

The second Of a series OF twilight
muslcales given by Theda Balyeat
in the parlor Of the Clark hotel.
viii tako place Sunday afternoon.
october 4. from until G o'clock.
Miss Balyeat will bc assisted by
Emerson Cox, who will play six OF
his own compositions.
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Miss listed TO
BE HoRored

Mira Henry Coffin Win entertain
with a bridge tea az tho homo OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J, W. bar.
hour. on Friday afternoon. October ..
In honor ot Miss Frances listed.
whose marriage 10 Mr.. John Lowe
Walker viii take place this month.
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Eatertqins for Visitor

Entertaining for Mrs Samuel Scar,
Ing OF Miami Florida. who. with Mr.
Soaring. u visiting Mr. and Mrs
Frank Soaring. Mrs. :. r. Peck en-,
,ertained with bridge luncheon for
sixteen wednesday afternoon at the
women'a University clul.
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Bridge Tea for
Mrs. RHeU

Mrs. Gerald waechtsr and Miss
Hazel waechter entertained with n
bridge OF five tables and tea wednes'
day afternoon at Miss Wsechier's
home In honor OF Mrs, Edward Fran
els Riley Ciurisl o'Noin, whose mar
rlage was recent event IN Spokane.
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SEATTLE cLEF CLUB

Tho first meeting OF tho season
Of ig.1.i92s. or tho Seattle C1ef
Club viii take place al Blancs cafe
Saturday. October Q. at ESQ p, IN.
President 4, r. Venino win 30 IN
tho chair.
This Is tho deferred annual meet.
INK and election Of officers. Closer
cooperation with other musical and
art bodies OF this city WIN 10 dlE.
cussed.
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AsPAsIA Club

The Aspasia Club will meet Tues.
day. October 8. ut 1880 o'clock. at
tho home Of Mrs, w. X. Shields.
2si6 iith ave. s. State convention
reports win be made and there Will
be talk on the work being done
by the Amerlcnnization bureau.
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Al Home Sunday
Epenina

Mr. and Mrs Jacob 1Avansky Will
30 at homo Sunday evening from 7
TO 10 o'clock. In honor Of their daugh'
ter, Eleanor. whose engagement TO
Mr. Stanford oppenhelm was re.
Gently announced.
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Miss Fischer Win Give
Small Luncheon

Mss Doris Fischer viii entertain
With a small luncheon Saturday AFT
,rnoon az tho sunset Club. in com.
pllmsnt 20 her cousin. Mss Margaret
ncahl and Miss May LIGHTER Of
san Francisco. who VIII arrive this
evening with Miss Dcahis mother.
Mrs. John l.. prahi
Mrs. peahl. with her daughter.
Miss LIGHTER and Miss Fischer. wlll
leave Sunday for tho East. 10 be gone
Tor several months.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
GUARANTEE CLUB

GUARANTEE CLUB
The Quarnnte Club viii NEE.
Tuesday. October c. s o'clock. with
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Scott, ii2O seth
ave. s. w.
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CLUBS FOR FRIAAY

GUEST ARTIST
Mrs. Riley Allen. a prominent vo-
ealIst OF Honolulu. VIII b. guest ar.
list at the meeting OF the music de-
partment Of the Woman's Century
club. Friday afternoon. october ?.
NJ 2 O'Clock. a the homo OF Mrs
Joseph II. Templeton, liis 37th
ave. y.
LEsCHT woMES'S CLUB
The Leschl Heights women's I'm.
provemsnt club viii meet Friday.
october :, at the home Of Mrs. Ran.
lolph Pearson. 3os y. ssth. Mr.. 4.
vcreide, Of the Good VIII Associa-
ton, with address the club.
BIBLE CLASSES WILL
RESUME WORK
The Friday afternoon Bible classes
conducted By the Rev. n II. Gowen
will resume their sessions for the
winter on Friday. october ?. from 4
untfl 5, IN 81. Barnabas' Guild
rooms. 1895 Federal ave. Anyone
interested in Bible study IS invited
to attend the weekly sessions.
STEVENS w. r. C.
Miss Grace Hurd VIII entertain
stevens Relief Corps. No. /, on Fri
day, October 2, at the home OF her
father. Mr.. F. H. Hurd. si47 18th
ave. y. L. A. MONDAY luncheon
will be served and the afternoon
will be devoted TO social features.
Commander Hurd and his daugh.
ter have Just returned from the na.
tlonal encampment Of the Grand
Army. at Grand Rapids. Mich.
Members Of the G.. a. r. and w.
r. c. are invited to attend.
PASTORS AID SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Pastors Aid Society OF the First
Presbyterian church will be held
Friday. October 2, at 2 o'clock. in
The parlors OF the church. Tho dc,
votional service will be conducted By
Mrs. l.. g. Bowman.
Reports win be made By the vari.
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guests OF Mrs. Dcming's parent
Sir. and Mrs. James 4. Wood. f.
a few days.
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LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH

The Ladies' Of tho Golden North
will hold their regular monthly bus.
mess meeting at their lodge rooms
1885 First ave. Friday evening.
October :. at S .. IN. 4 social
hour viii DO enjoyed after tho bust.
ness session. in which tho Alaska
Yukon Pioneers viii participate.
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WILL MEET AT

Iota Iota Of Alpha Tau Omega viii
meet Saturday. October Q, Mt 1870
o'clock. at the chapter house. ABB
18th ave. N. II.
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LITERARY AND
MUSICAL CLUB

The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet on Friday. October
?. az 2 o'clock. with Mrs. W.
". Miner. 1897 Hunter blvd.
Program. Washington artists. Mrs.
W. v. Swanson. topics Of tho day,
Mrs. Jesse Jackson. Assisting host.
ess. Mrs. j. J. Bioitz.
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Buffet Supper by
Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett

Mr.. and Mrs. o, Winfrcd Crockett
arr entertaining With a buffet supper
al their home Saturday evening. oc'
tobcr 10. IN honor OF Miss Elizabeth
Jonner and her fianee, Mr.. James
Allan Leckenhy. whose marriage will
la solemnised this month.
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Women's Clubs

ous circles and committees. and
matters OF importance will be
brought before tho meeting.
Cabinet meeting az / o'clock.
CoTERIE CLUB
First regular meeting Of Coterie
Club win be held a. the Gamma Phi
Beta house. ss29 18th ave. y, r.,
Friday. October .. AZ 7l5 o'clock,
Comprehensive program for the year
Greetings from President Mrs II. T.
Mallctt: reports from delegates "a
state Federation. Mrs, l.. NJ. Ora.
ham. Airs. Frederick J, Buell.. Mrs,
Charles G. Miller. West Baden coun,
ell. Mrs. II. A. NJ Bonnnr.
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Forty years have wrought their nliraclel
But lifetime ago the Pacific Northwest was a
wilderness. Since then large and beautiful
cities have arisen. Vast areas of forests have
been levelled to make way for ever increasing
population. Where once the Covered Wagon
crawled toward the Pacific sunset-there now
flashes the great transcontinental trainsl
Golden West Coffee has seen this great
transformation-and through it all the high
standard of quality first adopted has been
retained - unchanged through these many
years.
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AK REVIEW

Alki Review No. 80. w. b. A..
viii meet at a. o. Z. W. hall. 1909
Ninth ave. Friday evening. October
2. Mt si5 o'clock. Initiation.
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CARD PARTY AND SOCIAL

The Young Ladies' Institute VIII
sponsor card party and socIal Fri.
day evening, October 2, ut s15
o'clock. at the immaculate Concep.
ton parish, 18th ave. and L. Marion.
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COLUMBIA UNION

COLUMBIA UNION
Columbia Union OF the W. G. r.
u. viii meet with Mrs. NJ. kren@,
sal Bellevue ave. ~. Friday. oc-
tober ?. at o'clock.
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PRINCESS ANGELINE PARLoR
Princess Angelina Parlor No. 2.
Native Daughters of Washington.
will meet in regular business session
At the Y. w. C. a. club rooms Fri.
day evening. October 2.
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Maude Benson, G54S Gath ave. n.
~ sr'ay evening, October 3.
at 8 o'clock.
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BENEFIT CARD PARTY
Ladies OF Maple Leaf Post will
give a benefit card party at Wings
cafeteria, Friday evening October
2. at gao o'clock.
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Local Stocks

Furnished by ". b. HibbG 4 Coz
Washington Gas s., 'SS, $4,000
103h.
Capital Traction Company. 100
s5h, 10@955t, 1O@9S%, 1O0s5A,
10@96, 10@96.
Riggs National Bank, 1o@s45. s
@345.
Lanston Monotype, 30ssh. 40
sSh.
National Mortgage 4 Investment,
pfd., 40@9%, 50@10, 1000.
After Call.
Commercial National Bank, 100
174.
Lanston Monotype, 10@SSA.
Washington Railway & Electric
washington Gas IS, 80. $4,000
Unlisted Dept.
Chaplin Sack S.. pfd., 1o@S7h,
10@973z.
Money-CalI loans. S and 9 per
cent
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HIGHER PAY FOR
JUDGES ASKED
Continued from Page 1aJ

Continued from Page 1SJ
systems charter, which shortly
will expire.
The question Of the presidency
of the association arose today when
A. J. Peoples, first vice president,
withdrew from the running. In
I hepast 1t has been customary for
the first vice president to succeed
TO the highest office in tn eorgani-
cation.
Forecasts Higher Prices.
Doctor David Friday, economist
and lecturer, addressed the conven.
Doctor Friday spoke to the as.
sociation a year ago, when he fore.
told the upward trend of the wheat
market.
He declared today that there ls
no basis in fact for the hysterical
talk of decay in agriculture, al.
though the number Of farms is on
the decline.
There is every prospect that the
farmers income this year win be
larger than last, he said. 1t was
the revival Of his purchasing power
which gave industry its upturn In
the fall Of 1924. The continuance
Of agricultural prosperity will serve
to maintain the situation this
autumn. The immediate outlook
for the future of agriculture 10
therefore favorable"
Reform in the administration OF
the bankruptcy law and amendments
to the existing law are badly
needed, w. Randolph Montgomery,
counsel for the association, told the
convention.
Make bankruptcy less profitable
and more dangerous, and you win
eliminate so per cent Of the pres
emit grounds Of complaint" he said.
He suggested that certain phases
of the British statute on bank.
ruptcy might well be adopted in
the United States.
Doctor, william Mather Lewis,
president of George Washington
on the necessity Of educating Amer
ican youth in the fundamentals OF
business, with particular reference
to capital and credit.
THE value Of capital is the hard
est lesson to teach happy-go-lucky
youth" said Doctor Lewis, "It
takes the best or us many years
TO learn the meaning of the capital
as interpreted in terms Of human
values"
IF we are to raise up q gener-
alton of youth capable Of solving
the business problems Of their time,
we must stress in training at home
and in the school these three
things: first, the value Of a dollar;
second, the dignity Of honest labor,
and third, the joy Of doing a work.
manlike job
The convention plans to visit the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at
Arlington later today, when Major
General John A. Lejeune, com.
Ynandant Of the Marine Corps, viii
lay a wreath on the tomb.
The sessions close tomorrow.
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CHEVROLET TOURING
1924 splendid condition throughout:
equipped with many extras; real
bargain for 5000 cash; can arrange
easy terms II necessary. Can be
seen At my home any time. 1880
Argonne Pl. N ". (iStA D Col.
Rd.). Col. S72.
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Doctor and Mrs. Carpenter and by
Peggy Albion, under whose dlrec-
ton the course has been arranged.
Doctor Carpenter spoke in an IL
Eliminating and delightful way on
THE Modern History of China"
An experienced lecturer. he is much
at home in this subject, as he
knows China, the Chinese and the
Chinese language.
Among those in the audience yes
terday were Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe,
Mrs. Beale r.. Howard, Mrs. VIII
lard Holbrook, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Washington Lee Capps( Mrs.
Victor Kaufman and Mrs. Vir.
GINA Munroe. Others who have
subscribed to the series are Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles DENLY. MIR. and Mrs.
DENLY have lived long in China
and at one of Doctor Carpenters
recent talks. the lecturer and Mrs.
DENLY amused and interested the
audience by carrying on an ami
mated conversation In classical
Chinese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Weddell,
of Richmond, Va, are guests at
the Mayf1ower. Mr., Weddell is the
American consul general at Mexico
City.