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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Music
Chaliapin Greatest
Of All Artists
ny LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS

III LOIisE HAMMOND OWENS
Foodor Chnliapin, master Russian
baAso and the greatest living In
torproler of song. whose worldwide
popularity surpnsscH all others,
again overwhelmed his audience
last evening with his magnetic per
aonality and hia gorgeous voice
when ho was heard IN concert at
Mouny hall Ile 10 q super artist
whose Interpretations are master
pieces Of, riusiclanship. each song
being given an Individual and dis
tinct Interpretation according 20 tho
singers conception OF the compoa
ers meaning No matter whnt he
sings his hearers, nltho they may
not know one word. by tho nrtlst'H
powers arc given clear portrayal
OF tho song.
ChnllapIn possessos not only one OF
the most exquisite OF all basso
voices. but his ability us on actor
is unboundcd, Ills singing IL mag
netle and his divine voice and don't
mating character carry his audience
away. Ills voice Is one OF tre
mendous power. aud no sings with
such an intense sincerity that lie
can 80 from n song OF the deepest
pathoa 10 ono OF comedy with The
utmost ease, due TO tho fact that
no lives tho song no is singing, But
Chnliapln is first, laAt and always
an interpreter Of toug and hia
tone pictures arc superb.
Chaliapin's concerts are unique
In one rcspcct, as no program n
ever announced Ia advance. In
accordance with established
custom OF hlH, members Of tie
audience arc given books containing
tho English TRANSACTIONS OF the
songs IN his repertoire aud he an
nounces from tho stage the ones
20 be given. thus his programs are
chosen TO ~ his different moods
Chhllapin'r opening group con
sisted Of might" 0yricl by Tehaikow.
sky. "Konechakn Aria from Prince
Igor" by pordinc: Glinkn'a '"rhc
Midnight Review" dramatic
legend: Tho Government, Clerk" a
comlque by Dnrgomizhsky: F1egisr's
Tho Horn" and sehumnnn's hero.
ique. Tho Two Grenadlers," stir.
ring number that won the great
hanso an ovation.
The last numbers given were
Don Juan" aria. Pretty Lady"
by Mozart. Parting" a lyric by
Grieg. Tachaikowslty'a Tho Terrible
Moment" ana Moscow Dancing
Song popular street song. Two
others tho great singer gBYo here
on a previous occasion that again
proved popular wero ''Ay uIghu-
ysu." tho volEa boatman's song.
Russian Hong adapted By r. Ken
nemann. and "aiepilisto's Song Of
tho Flea" saiyrio by Moussorg.
shy. both Of which were greeted
with the most thnnderous applause
aud calls Of bravo
The assisting artists wera Abra.
ham T.. sopkin. vloiInist. and Max
Railnovitch, an able nccompanlst.
pianist who contributed several de-
Iightful numbers 70 the program.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. Frank Baker win 10 hostess.
for -. Cecilia Guild az the orthopedlc
Lunch room Thursday. assisted by
Mrs. James Do VsupO. Mrs. c. Il.
Jackson. Mrs + T. Harlow. Mrs. r.
w. Hartman, Mq. Herman Ross.
Mira Leslie Elliott. Mrs. WIN. Bane.
Mrs y, w MeEaeheran. Mrs. Gould.
Mrs, Jenkins and Mrs. Loe Baker
The Thrift shop will 10 Ia charge
Of Renton Hin Gulld. represented ~
Mrs. w. y. Freeman and Mrs. r. n.
Latter. on Thursday morning. T.ndo.
Tyne auxiliary viii have charge in
tho afternoon. with Mrs q. L. Bar.
talIe and Mrs. David 4. Young.
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Campfire Girls

CAMPFIRE GIRLS
AS the timo before the March
conference becomes shorter, plans
for 1t are being completed. The con,
ference is to DO held March 2l.22,
ending with n grand council fire,
Saturday evening. March 90. at the
Armory. Girls from all over the
state will DO in attendance, and
every Seattle Girl is urged to be
there. Tickets for tho council fire
for visitors nre 25 cents. and mny
DO secured from Campfire Girls,
guardians. or at tho ship at any
time, but since the seating capacity
is limited, friends arc urged to Sc.
cure their tickets carly. prizes nro
offered for tho girls selling the
greatest number OF tickets. the first
prizo being n week ut Camp Sealth
Registration 10 30 cents for out.
of.town girls and % cents FOR Scat.
tic girls, and out-oftown girls nro
asked 10 register Immediately. Reg.
istration and placing OF guests VIII
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La Boheme Club TO
GtUe MoHthly Program

Mrs, d. Clifford Reid viii entertain
La Boheme Music club at l,s month.
~ meeting on Friday afternoon at ?
o'clock. at her home. isgS Fifth ave.
y. L.
Following is the program.
Plano
"hsrk. IIsrk The Lark ....... fi.rt
Airs Lulu Shepard Johnson.
Soprano
The Maidsn's wish. ....,... C,haptn
ne Passionate Shepherd 70 IIis
i''Fe $3.50 .t.s-....... ooiamaFk
Mrs- Esther Pesrse
"iiet~atrAum" .... liar.
Mrs Luia Shepherd johnson.
Memo Soprano
Upon the Charming Lawn" $3.50. .I.isst
n Memory" .. ua.,g,,si
songs Ny Mother Taught Ne" Dyosak
Mrs Clay Iupek
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KING COUNTY DIVISION

49, ~
six hundred members OF King
County Division Of parent.Teacher
associations attended the last
monthly Presidents conference,
which was held In the Spanish hall
room at Tho olympic.
Tho morning hours were given
over to business and luncheon. Mrs.
Charles @. Miller conducted u par
liamentary drill featuring "clee.
tons" Of tho afternoon sessions.
Increasing interest Is being
shown in PIT. a. affairs In the
county" reports Mrs. r. c. Hig.
ley, president OF the division. a
record attendance is expected at
the convention 10 be held in the
High Line high school on Saturday
April 4. This will be the annual
meeting OF the division, given over
largely TO business and election Of
officers. ono address viii be made,
and program rendered by tho
music department OF the school viii
complete the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18

Movie fans turnout the country
had a chance TO see the Tondelao
chorus from Earl Carols yanities
when Victor Hugo Halperln's School
for wives" was recently released.
Conway Tearle, who is starred. has
some OF his best scenes during a
jazzy entertainment given by one OF
New York's most colorful million
aires, II Is during this frolic that
the Tondelao chorus stages a South
Seas dance that has much to do with
the climax OF the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
INDEPENDENT FoREsTERs

Companion court, Red Clover No.
1870. and Court Seattle No. 5?s will
have card rarty and dance for
members and their friends Thursday.
March 10. at $50 p. m, in Evergreen
hall, 1909 Ninth ave. Ruth Allen.
Irene Donoyen. Helen Wheeler and
Gertrude Hagen viii net as the en-.
tertainment committee. Refresh.
mcnts.
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Marriaqe Announced

Tho marriage OF Miss Marjorie
r. McCallun and Mr.. Leslie Elliott
was quietly solemnlzcd on Saturday,
AG.rch {. at the home Of tho oificl.
& clergy. Rev. Stella Ross wal.
WDe. pastor OF tho Temple OF Truth
Second Spiritual church.
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ELECTS orrIcERs

The woman's Century club re-
elected its officers at the meeting
held Friday at tho Y. w. c. A.
They nre Mrs. J. II. Macpherson,
president. MSa. Caroline Clarke, first
vice president; Mrs. a. !. Nofsinger,
second vice president: Mrs. John
Byron Harris, recording secretary;
Mrs. A. NJ. Price, corresponding sec
rotary: Mrs. Amelia Nelson, finan.
cida secretary; Mrs, w. NJ. Prnter
treasurer: Mrs. w, s. Grimold, par
Humanitarian; Mrs Arthur y. Rush
ton, pross secretary, and Mrs. John
Whalley. custodian.
Mrs. j. w. Can,NMl and Mrs.
Henry Broderick were elected TO
membership on the building board
committee for n threcycar period.
CITY FEDERATION, W c. T. Y.
At tho meeting OF City Fedora
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PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS

Roberts parliamentary law class
viii meet at the I. W. c. A. Thurs
day. March 10, at 1880 p. m. Mrs.
Ella cudihee, parlianentarian. Sub
ject lesson: Incidental Motions"
The auxiliary class in public speak
ing. with Mime. Harriet saunderson,
win have for It's lesson Longing"
by james Russell Lowell.
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ton Of tho W. c. T. o.. held March
10. Rt Plymouth church. Mrs Jose-
phine Gilmore wBa appointed chair
man OF tho court committee. and
Mira Sadie r. Frazer. 5os1 Seventh
ave. n. r.. publicity correspondent
Hereafter all notices Of the local
unions IN Seattle must be sent TO
Mrs Frazer for publication. The
unlona are urged 20 ncnd in their
reports carly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
SECURITY BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION

Security Benefit association, Queen
city Council No. 004. will hold n
quilting bee following the regular
business meeting TO DO held Wed.
nesday evening, Mt 1924 Third
ave. The indies win take basket
lunch.
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CONVENTION

Tho woman's Legislative Council
OF washington will hold It's eighth
annual assembly IN Seattle May IS
n. 'sThs Child Labor Amendment
will hc tho theme Of the couven-
ton.
Chalrmcn OF committees appoint
ed include Mrs John $. somones, the
place for convention to be held;
Nra. Le,itia \. winneman. social:
Mrs. Thomas Irving. hospitality,
and Mrs. Sadie Ellis. publicity.
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Mack TFiseman Nuptials

A very pretty wedding was sol
emnlzrd Saturday afternoon. March
i4, az the homo OF the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Frank H.
Wiseman. when their daughter.
Gladys. became tho bride OF Mr.
Wesley A, Mack. son. or Mr.. and
Mrs. J, w. Mack Rev. Mclean
w. Davis. OF tho Brighton Presby.
terrain church, read tho service az
I o'clock IN bower OF flowers
and palms
The bride was gowned in rose.
wood eharmecn and corsago Of
orchids and lilies OF the valley
Before tho ceremony Mrs. Rock.
the brides sister, sang 20 Promise
Nc" Later there was small re-.
eepuon at the homo OF Mrs
Thompson. sistcr OF the bride,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
woMANs CITY CLUB

The regular meeting OF the Won.
ans City club viii be held Thurs.
day, March 10, at the Y. w. c. a.
MFR. Read Bano will continue his
dlaouealcn OF "City Planning"
The municipal citizenship class
viii meet Thursday morning, at
1880. in the Erickson room at tho
Y. w. G. a. Mr.. William u, Free.
man win speak on THE Purchasing
Department Of the Board OF Public
Workg.-
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Luncheon VIII
Honor Mrs. Sanple

Mrs. James II. Brewster will en-
tertain with an informal luncheon
at her home on Tuesday. March "a.
In honor Of Mrs. George A. Sample.
Of San Diego, who Is visiting in
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
pELICATEssEN sALE

The women Of the Mount Baker
Park Community Presbyterian
church viii hold delicatessen sale.
Thursday. March 10. beginning at
O'Clock, in the church assembly
bpm.
Iome-made cakes. Major Special
pies, doughnuts and a variety OF
goodies will be on sale. There
Will be musical program In the
afternoon and light refreshments
viii be served
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
IMAM PIT A.

colman PIT. a. will meet Thurs
day. March 10. at . p. m. in room
10. 4 program by Campfire Girls
win follow the business meeting.
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Dancing Party

Tho Misses Helen Delbar. Marian
Price. Violet Mcgrew. Marjorie
Mayo. Eileen stevens and Mercedes
Aldredge have issued $50 invitations
70 a dance on Saturday evening.
March Is, at tho wllsonlan.
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their names at headquarters imme-
diatcIy. Many out-of-town Campfire
Girls are registering for the con-
ference and placing will be facil-
ltated IL tho Seattle girls notify the
ship II they viii care for one or
more OF them.
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Mrs. Gilman
EptertdinS Todag

To honor Mrs. c. o. jerks. OF 81.
Paul. who Is a guest 1t The Olympic
during a short stay Ia town. Mrs. L.
c. Gilman entertained with a nah
jongg breakfast today at the Sunset
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
ST PATRIcK's PARTY

a st. Patricks party viii be Civ.
en- BY the ladies' OF the Ballard High
PIT. A., on Thpraday, March 10.
at p. m, at the home Of Mrs NJ
Libby, 6746 10th ave. n. w. All
mothers in the district invited.
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Host at Dinner

Mr.. Barrett Green was host AZ a
dinner ~ the Rainier club last even.
ms In honor or Mrs. Green. who re-.
turned this week from an extended
visit In the East.
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NINA FRY TENT

Nina Fry ten win meet Thursday.
March 10. at p. m, In Veterans
all. Armory. The same evening the
ent win give dance at the Ar.
Dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
.rATE CONFERENCE

The W. C. T. u. state conference
in be held Thursday. March 10, be.
thinning az 10 a. m. IN the Prcsby.
'erian church az Auburn. Mrs. Lii
Ian ". Vincent win preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
MIZPAH TEMPLE.
no. 90

Pythlan Sisters. Mizpah temple,
No. 30. win have It's regular meeting
Thursday. March 10, at 7:30 p. m,
at 1927 University way, in X. r.
hall. whist VIII be played. follow.
ing the business session. All Pyth-
Ians and friends invited.
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Informal Bridge for
House Guest

Miss Dorothy Allen viii give an
Informal bridge NJ her home on
Thursday in honor OF Miss Frank.
lin Crawford. who Is her house
guest
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additional Reservations

Added to the long lla, Of reserya.
lions Tor tho Sunset club dinner to
night. which viii he followed by a
pre.view Of the film, The Thunder
ing Herd" are; Mrs Bruce Nor
san. Mis-. Frederick Bentley. Mrs.
samuel Hedges. Mrs. Jason - But.
Ter Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs Tom
Mesdag. Mrs, Roy Klnnear Mrs
Joseph Black and Mrs Herbert With,
erspo9n
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DAUGHTERS or
aT, GEORGE

Daughters OF Sc George will NEE;
in tho ~ r II. A. hali. Thursday.
March 10. Driti al o'clock
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Visitor From Buffalo VIII Be Honored;
Entertain at Dinner

mo HONOR Mrs George Hare, OF
l. Buffalo who is visiting hcr sls.
ter. Nlrs, lex stafford, Mrs, Curtis
Sargent viii entertain at bridge and
NAH jongg at her homo on Wedncs.
daN Anernoon. MnrNh 10.
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WOmen's Clubs
MILITARY WHIST PARTY

Mystic Jewel Rcbekah Lodge No.
20. Degree Staff viii give a military
whist card party Thursday. March
18th. AZ 500 p. m. In Wings cafe.
terra. 1909 First ave. The public Is
invited.
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SEXTON rnlENpsHIP cLUR

sexton Friendship club win meet
Friday. March 20. for MONDAY
luncheon al tho home or Mrs. I'm.
ma Myers, 1851 5sth ave. :. Take
West Seattle car. No. ,, and get of
al Hlnds AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
cLARA nARToN i,nNr

Clara Barton tent. Daughters Of
Veterans. win have their regular
meeting Wednesday. March 20, at
1880 p. m, followed by n dinner ut
6 y. m. Military whist in the even.
ing. Everyone welcome.
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ALPHA CLUB

ALPHA CLUB
The Alpha club win meet with
MyH. william Lambuth. 702 Boren
ave. on Thursday. March 10.
az 1890 o'clock Tho program 10.
ciudca roll call. Irish Stories" and
talk on Travels in Australia" ar
ranged BY Mrs. w. H. Oliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Entertains at Bridge

Mrs, Robert McClelland was host
eSs today az her home. entertaining
twelve guests al bridge
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AUXILIARY ELITE
REREKAH LODGE

Auxiliary to Elite Robckah Lodge,
No. 1874. viii meet at tho home OF
MrB. Parsons. 1912 Orcas st.. Thurs
day. March 10, at p. m. Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
crsH1NG coRps

Lieutenant Gushing Corps. w. r.
c., will hnvc a dinner at the City
hall. Ballard, Thursday, March 10,
from 1i:30 TO 1890.
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Mrs. EdriS Gives
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. William Edris entertained
Informally at luncheon this after
noon az hor home, aud later at NAH
longg Covers wcro placed FOR
eight
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COUNCIL FIRE TICKETS

COUNCIL FIRE TICKETS
Tickets for the Council Fire are
ready for distribution to Campfire
Girls. who viii sell them. and they
may be obtained at the ship. Tick
cts are IS cents each. Girls who
participate in the council fire VIII
not need tickets themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
SEATTLE. REVIEW
SOCIAL CLUB

The social club Of Seattle Review,
No. 8. Women's Benefit association,
will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Johnson, on the Des Moines road,
Thursday March 10. Take Des
Moincs bus at 1880 and get off at
the Boulevard Park grocery. Lunch
con win be esrved at 1880 o'clock
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be given on Friday. March 20, AT 4
o'clock. aboard ship. Conference ses.
a!nns win be held Saturday. from 2
iill l2 o'clock. and from 2 until s
the Armory VIII be open FOR show
ing the exhibits and final practice
Tor the council fire.
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DFshlp vi
UfLDfNG TRUSTEES

BUILDING TRUSTEES
The board OF building trustees OF
tho Seattle Federation Of Women's
ciubs win meet Thursday. March
10. at the federation clubhouse, 1890
o'clock Mrs r. J. Reckle. chair
man, urges members 70 attend as
matters Of importance will be dis
lussed.
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corERfE cr.Un

Tho home economies department
OF tho Co,eris club win NICE, Thurs.
day. March 10. NJ o'clock. with
Mrs. Harley Wells. 4a.4 10th ave.
n. u.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SEATTLE POST.

SEATTLE POST.
NO. IS
A silver tea will 10 given by
American Legion auxiliary 70 Seat.
Ito post. No, ~. Frhiay noon. March
20. nj the American Legion club
rooms. Mary BYxbce and Viola
Bundy. hostcaHes.
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ADAMS PIT. A.

Adams PIT. a. will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting. Thursday
March 10. at .. NJ, Mrs. John G..
Matthews win address the mothers.
Miss Helen Anderson, former
Adams student viii give read
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cARn rARrY

Dlaysis Lodge. Daughters ot Nor.
way. win give a card party, We'd
ncsdsy. March rs. AZ $50 p m. in
swedish club hail. Eighth and Olive.
Friends aud members OF Eastern
lodge cordially Invited
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Each group 81 urged 10 have a
group exhibit. These exhibits viii
DO put up on Friday afternoon and
Saturday morning In tho Armory.
Already many groups have respond
ed TO the call. as follows: Tho
breads and biscuits exhibit viii be
takcn by Mrs Isabel Brubaker's
group. cookies. by Mira. Guy Pass.
age; serving. by Mira. T.. G. Dieck.
mann; baby craft, Miss Anne sim.
mons: musical Instruments, Mrs.
Mary Ward. knot tying. MLs Ann
Elmorc. wood blocking. Miss Ruth
Brown. wccaio; sewing. Mrs c. j..
Elder. candle making, airs. Mary
Gicsting. nature tore. Mira. Gertrude
Clark: Indian history. Mrs 1. Nord.
haus.
other exhibits which groups may
take include cooking. housekeeping,
laundering, social leadership, first
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Dinner by Mr.. aud
Mrs. EddB

Ar. aud Mrs. John ", Eddy en-.
tcriainod informally az dinner az
their home last evening IN honor Of
Mr., peclmus Pope, OF York. England,
who Is tho guest OF Mr., and Mrs.
AsNaudcr +. McEwan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18

Eastern star club win sew for
The Lighthouse for tho Blind from
10 n. tn. 20 p. m. al 1920 Arcade
square.
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Miss Nancy Emory and Miss
Franklin Crawford VIII leave March
q for New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w Eddy win
leave next Monday Tor California
10 spsnd tho Easter vacation with
their son. Fmnklln, who il attend.
ing Thachcr school They plan TO
be away several weeks
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SIR. and Mrs. Henry Dearborn AFRO
leaving Saturday for a fortnishts
trip 20 California.
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Mr.. and Mrs, David Morgan Rod
eylck arc receiving congratulations
upon tho birth OF daughter,
March II. At tho Swedish hospital
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OFPEE ms URAN C E
IF at any time yoa do not consider
Schilling Coffee the bsF coffee TO
be fond, I7mH mtarn jour- MONEY
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-01

NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX sALH
Office Of the City Treasurer, Eazk
Montana, Dec. 2eth, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that al real
property In The City Of Belt. Montana
upon which delinquent taxes Cor Aes-
cial improvements and maintsnAssna
for the year 1924 are 4 liSh. Win BE-
sold ct public auction on Tuesday
January 20th. 1925. at 10 O'Clock 4.
m. in front Of the City Hall, ia Heis,
Montana, unless prior to said tszns,
said delinquent taxes, together wilh
all interest. penalties and eostn thsxa-
on ara paid. That q complsks d6zsh-
quent list Of all persons and property
IN the city now owing dslinqhsnk sps.
cial taxes for the year 1924 ie on file
IN the office OF the City Trsasuser amAl
Is subject "a public inspettioH aia exs
Animation. .r asci v7et
~ a@ c. II. PR0vHs =
+ xs'sf City Tf@esussr
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-01

I Aot OF water when Il Is eoneidsf~& '
e snsnzs= gets very Httie AseFs kAaz
/ tAak ia kuzf yenr.
last Ensasday sssask lhz sMpe a.
a dance over At the elab Aemaa. Aals
we all went, together with em or-
ehestrR. had dinner be60r4 "a
dance with q Mr. and Mrs. spsy whons
/ met here last trip. He h aemiakaas
superintendent Of constructson for
the company here. The people AZ q
whoIe are . peculiar lot. Th@w son.
pear Of an adventurous type. vorv Is.
dividuaIistic and remind nae oil wMsak
the west must have been n shs sassv
days. They sre really pionsaxw ama
are not ct al the convsntiona1 typo
one meets in the eastern states today.
They come from ali parts az tle
world and there ars none, O. "a Eemst
very few ~beaehcombsrs'' mnsan@
them. They are very koapitahle axsa
although there have bean othar sksAa
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