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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-12

left at your home or place Of bust
ness you can be Accommodated by call
ing at the Palmer House, Corner
Drug Store or the Herald office. The
Bottineau team won the champion.
ship of Minneapolis last year in the
independent class and are more than
likely the fastest team ever appearing
on the local floor.
Manager Stricken has been COM
PEELED to hang up strong guarantee
to bring this organization to town
but he has faith in the loyalty of the
Sank Centre fans and with the cross
word puzzle to add zest to the game
his faith should not be misplaced.
Like the cross word puzzle used in
connection with the St. Cloud game,
those working out the puzzle must be
present at the game to participate as
prize winner. 4
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-12
1. II. Nelson Little Sank
Bank Cashier, Arrested
on En1bezzIemel1t Charge

The closing of the Little Sank
State Bank by the Minnesota Bank
ing Department Monday of last week
looks like nasty mess as the investi
cation proceeds. and indicates that
the trusting farmers of Todd County
have been taken to the cleaners for
fair.
Lawrence H. Nelson, organizer Of
the bank and it's cashier; the big man
in little town, a booster, live-wire,
good fellow, and friend of everybody,
is at large on $4,000 bail following
his arrest February 9Th, charged with
embezzlement of $2,77O.56.
The complaint upon which Nelson
was arrested was sworn to by c. j.
johnson, president Of the bank. When
brought before Justice of the Peace,
w. M. Barber at Long Prairie, Nelson
waived examination to the Todd
County Grand Jury which will meet
the latter part Of March. He was
taken by Sheriff Burns in the early
morning hours to St. Cloud where
he appeared before District Court
Judge Roeser who placed his bond at
$4,000 and bail was furnished by
Mrs. Emma Weaver of Little Sauk
and DR.. B. F. Van Valkenburg OF
Long Prairie. This embezzlement is
is alleged to have been made about
Jan. 81, 1925.
o. P. Brandvold, assisted by Mr.
Melby of the State Banking Depart
ment, is checking up the affairs Of
the Little Sank State Bank. Because
of the tangled condition of the at
fairs, very slow progress is being
made. Nelson is not in Little Saul
but is said to be at the home OF hi!
brother at Slayton, Mimi. If he were
there he probably could be Of mater
ial assistance to the bank examiners
in unraveling the mess.
The Herald editor visited Little
Sank Tuesday afternoon and the lob
by of the bank was crowded with bad
|ly worried farmers who were desir
Gus of ascertaining if possible, thei
exact status with the bank. The Her
aid editor was shown a number o
letters received from the cashier o
the Farmers State bank at Osakis
demanding settlement on notes givel
to the Little Sank State Bank whic
they held. The Herald editor talke'
to number of these men, each an
everyone claiming they had settle
for these notes in possession. of tn
Osakis bank, either by payment o
renewal. They stated that at the tim
they settled Nelson told them h
could not deliver their original note
to them as they were up for collat
eral in other banks. A few of tn
farmers have receipts for the note
while others have not. They elaine
they had asked Nelson for their orig
nal notes at various times but he ha
always put them off by stating tina
he had not been able to get ther
back from the banks which held ther
for collateral. .--.. ..
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-12
Am. Legion Hangs Up Hum
dinger Cross Word Puzzle
Will Be Used In Connection With
Bottineau Game Feb. 20 Bills
Will Be Ready Friday

As announced in the Herald of
last week, Manager James Stricken
of the American Legion basket ball
quint, has secured another cross
word puzzle for the basket ball fans
to go nutty over.
This cross word puzzle will be
used in connection with the forthcom-
ing game between the Sank Centre
Legionaires and the Bottineau Ath-
letic Club of Minneapolis, which will
be played on the Junior High school
auditorium floor Friday evening
February goth.
Manager Stricken delivered the
cross word puzzle to the Herald Of
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-12
FOBES SUIT IN FEBRUARY

The hearing on the permanent in
junction asked in district court of
Clay Co. by the Minnesota Potato
Growers Exchange to prevent A. L..
Fobes of Glyndon from disposing of
any of his potatoes except through
the Exchange will be heard at Moor
head Feb. 81. The case was origin
ally set for Feb. 7th but by agree
ment between attorneys, postpone
ment was granted.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-12
FIVE MONTHS OLD BABE DIES

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Markson was visited by the Grim
Reaper, Monday, February 9th, when
their youngest son, Phillip William,
five and one-half months old, died
from an acute attack of pneumonia,
after short illness, Funeral services:
were held from st. Paul's Catholic
church Wednesday morning at 900
o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev
Anthony ART. Burial was made i'll
the German Catholic cemetery. Mr..
and Mrs. Markson and children have
the sincere sympathy of the entire
community in their bereavement.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-12
DENVER TIGERS COMING

The Sank Centre Legion basket
ball quint has its work cut out for it
when it takes on the Denver Tigers,
a travelling professional organization,
on the Junior High School Auditor
ium floor Monday evening of next
week, February 10th. The Tigers
have appeared here on former occas-
ions and have demonstrated they are
a mighty hard team for any quint to
beat on any floor. Play will be called
at S:15
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-02-12
NEW LEGION COACH

At meeting Of the Legion EX-
ecutive committe Monday afternoon
it was decided to strengthen the To-
cal Legion team by accepting the SER
vices of w. B. Morgan as coach. Mr..
Morgan is undoubtedly one of the
best authorities on basket ball in this
section of the state, and under his
supervision the fast Legion cagers of
this city should in short time be suf.
ficienty trained to compete with the
fastest teams in the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Heifetz Concert
Wednesday Evening

The man who holds ths record Tor
trying al least 10 buy concert tick.
cts AZ Ions range b. probably the
gentleman IN Honolulu who trie.
snphcd Jaseha H~ifetz' manager
and asked Tor two seats Tor tho yios
linlsta' recital Ia San Francisco, This
happened when the noted yiolinlst
was In Honolulu on route 20 Amen.
ca a TOW months ago, He gave two
rccitala In the Paradise city. both
20 sold out houses. and one after.
noon the telephone uuE for tho hun.
drcdth time and tho voice az the
other end kali "Can you reserve
two seats Tor Mr. HelfctE' concert
In Snn Francisco week after next.
tn send my check now The
manager had 90 decline. however.
not knowing whether there was a
seat left for tho opening Ia san
Francisco. but he advised the eager
violin fan 20 cable the san francisco
manager. And no did
From ali present indications the
Hoifstz recital In Seattle Wednesday
evening OF this week. January "a.
there viii ho a packed house. The
concert Is under the auspices o. the
Ftnt Presbyterian church,
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BENEFIT CARD PARTY
OF great interest 10 many Of the
club women Is the card party ar.
ranged by the Child Welfare depart.
ment Of the Seattle Federation Of
Womeh's clubs as q benefit for the
Medina Baby Home. The affair viii
b. held Wednesday al ? O'Clock at
the home Of the president OF the fed.
Grafton, Mrs. ". =. Barnhat, 5T22
r. Green Lake way.
Bridge. whist and nah 5ong viii
be played In the course Of the after.
noon an interesting and delightful
program featuring the Lincoln high
school girls double quartet and the
boys violin scxtet, viii be given.
Mrs. 4. W. Van Kirk has arranged
the program. which Is as follows:
Selections by r4ncoin high school boyf
violin ssEtst
sam Couch. Eyald iIaiyor. Clifford Daf.
Eric ltoktr, Denuy Hannah. Franz
Hrodine.
Vocal
.. slave ION, gong $500. K ,,
Nrs 8ay Macdonald.
EradiGEs-
SIR. Elmer {. Gresn..
Vocal
'-rhe Morning wind' ... Br1nscoubo
''DawninK" .........-........ Cadman
The Little Brown Bear Mana yucca
Lincoln HiEh school Girls Double Quartet
Wilma Crowley Ruth Murphy. Gertrude
Maasou. Helen Msise. Grace poWnis.
Eisiuorc Dawes. por0thsa Long, Evelyn
Garfield Narearrt noHter
Dorothy Winans AZ the piano.
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Complete List Of
Patrons Announced

he lis, Of patrons and patron
ssses for the Russian evening. Fri
~ January Is. at tho Masonic
lsune Includes:
NJ and Mrs f. 5. Goodwin. Arr.
sai Mrs Lane Summers, Mr. and
AIA Henry S. Noon. DR.. and Mrs.
us y Lamson. Mrs. Louise Van
~ MF. and Mrs Frank u. I.azier.
~ and Mrs Arthur J. Krauss. Mr..
~ Ar1- James p. Robertson, Mr.
sna NTA jesse =. Ives. Or. nnd
~ Milton q. sturgis. Mr.. and
r'A Henry Eugherg, Mr.. and Mrs
r'sacis Guy Frink. DR.. and Mrs.
.aenard W. Perry. sfr. and Mrp.
y Roy ". Backus. Mr. and Mrs.
c c Radford. Sir. and Mrs Stanley
usll Jones
W. and Mrs Joshia Collins. Mr..
la hrA ~ Donahoc. Mrs. a. II
,,'e.son. Mr. and sfrs. Alexander
~, AeEEan, Mr.. and Mrs II. H.
ss'On. Prot. and Mrs William Rus
n az and Mrs. c. B. Blethen.
= and Mrs II. y. Haskell Mr.
=. Mra Frederic strive. Mr.. and
nish. ''ii99 4reii's Cor
n, -. ana Ars Daniel b. Trctethen.
- sad ArA Clare Farnsworth. Mr..
D.. - 'lrS- a. S. Kerry. Mr.. and Mrs.
So ~ a. Cmoff. Mr. and Mrs A J.
ps,s, n, Dir. and Mrs. Albert Charles
p- Nr. ana Mrs. Horton G
~ w Mr. and Mrs Charles CagtIen.
~ =, ana Mrs Philip Marion. Or,
rs. Z E. Hagyard.
e.. - and dancing VIII follow the
49, - Presiding at n table ar.
sr,' 'y American women will be
a.. =. A. Bridsaloff. at the sam.
80. ana Mrs. Colin Radford at IN,
l. I'm uFn. They win be assisted
=, 'Ie Misses Frances Green. Kan.
g.s,s DO s, Dorothy Campbell and
~ Morrison.
affair Is: " ci'arss Of the
sqranE y :. Goodwin. Mrz. Lane
iisprS ! sirs. Otis +. Lamson. Mrs.
H. -, ,. Noon, Mrs. Frank n. In.
Isu,,s s4 =. Francis Guy Frink. Mrs.
Krsns. van oglc. Mrs. Arthur j
VI, Mt. Nrs. James p. Robertson,
s,sr.,p - !. Ives. Mrs. Milton q
csiss..' Mrs. ". y. Jurln. prlncoss
gEza,....lrs . V. V. Kovalsysky. Mrs.
4. p,1iaiin, Mrs. y. a. Luba. Mrs..
IN. w., ssaloff. Irs. y. v. Kocber.
Ian w, y, Pau =. Cmoff. Mrs. VII.
cqrr ~ Carr, Mn. Aitha perry
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T'olcR and G0lcH
Club Names Hosts

Acting as hosts and hoStcssrs az
Tho Town and Gown club dancing
party saturday evening az The WI.
sonian. win he Mt ana Mrs. Ciarr
Kline. Mr.. and Mis-. Enosh Has
shsw, pr and Mra, Herbert Day.
Mr. and Mrs e. p Rdmundson. Mr.
and Mrs, Robert ~ Eyans. Mr., and
Mrs John mrkhcimrr. Mr., and
Mn e. n, llaihbun. Mr, and Mrs.
William Rrss, Dean Minor Rob
erts. Miss Milnom Roberts, Mr.. aud
Mrs Philip Gesrharf. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Forkner and Mr., and Mrs.
II. n Withheld.
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Engagement Announced
At Sorority Affair

W and Nrs. It. A. KvindloE an
rs-rce the engagement OF their
Azyh;sr. Dorothy. 10 Mr.. Clifton
habers. son Of Mrs r. \. Hall
lsrs.
ne rsws was made known Wed.
sts1ay evening. January 7. az n
wpper following an affair AZ the
ia Tan Alpha Sorority house.
NJ daie has been set for the
retlinx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Give Bilious, Constipated Child
" California Fig Syrup"

Hurry. Mother 4 ieaspo0nful Of
California Zig Syrup" now will
mysetsn the stomach and thoroughly
clean the little bowels ana in Few
hours sou have "a well, playful cha
again. Even N cross, feyerish. bill
ious. coustipatsd, or full Of cold. chill
dren love the pleasant taste % This
gentle. harmless laxative. II never
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Personal

Mls1 Jane Blga. daughter ~ Ilrg
Niii.am g Hliss and SIRE B.ra
aho has been visiting iH honolulu
Tor several months. arrived in toss
Saturday and h. the guest OF Mr
aud Mrs ] Howard Alien and ALA
Dorothy Allen
Friends of Sir John o. Uwu
who b 900 Boa Virginia daa0u horp.
taL wiI! Dc pleased 90 know Dee IH
rapidly recovering
Mr spotsHool QuHbg Edna
Istsdl arrived iu towu hHt seek
ana yiil ho The guest Of hrr par
suE. ST.. and Aira ~ r listed un.
900 spriuE. when rhs win joiu Lieut..
Qu.mby iu san DIego.
SIR John Amber spent several
daya last week as the guest of Mr.
ana Mr. Donald Fraser, In olym'
pia,
Mf- ana Mfar James tslFuan lLurl
Tanner returned today from a trip
East
Sir and Mrs Herbert Talbot and
little daughter, Anne, are Visiting
Mra Talbotta parents. Mr.. and
Mu John ~ sulthoff
Mr. and AirH r. ~ Case left Mon.
day Tor southern California, 10 be
gone several weeks
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Service at
Orthnnedir NhopS

Interl1ken Guild with Mrs Deer.
INK hostess. will have charge at the
orihopodic lunch room. Wednesday.
assisted ~ Mrs. . A. Miisls. Mr..
A. W. PaTahm. Mrs, Rosen. Mrs.
T. sathcr. AIRS X. Gilbert. Mrs. r.
II. Grinncli. Mrs. r. II. Bates. Mrs.
II, J. Parkinson. Mrs. J. n. Hamili.
Mrs. T. NJ Tandberg. Mrs. A. II.
Wells. Mrs c. e, Tcnny. Mrs. n.
a. Gocbci. Mrs. l.. l. Bakkcn. Mrs.
McGaIilard and Miss Harter.
Queen Ammo Guild. with Mrs.
Peter Mogenson and Mrs. u. n. w.
Mcdonald VIII direct at the Thrift
shop on Wednesday morning and
Capitol HIN Guild. with Mrs. Falcon
Joslin. on Wednesday afternoon.
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DiHRer and
Tfeater Pdrty

TO compliment her niece, Miss
yzhe,h Henry. % New York. Mrs.
DraaA A. Nicholson win entertain
nth ! DINER % sixteen covers AZ
~ hore ionlgk, and later with a
lAaftr party at the Moore.
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Mrs. HateSoH Hostess at
Tro Informal Teas

n. r j. TuflorlHuJysou WIN
....-,.ln With two Informal teas ai
!. Nsms hilltop Lodge az The
u,.A,,uas on Friday and saturday
.s.-uoons q this week.
M FiaeNo Henry Of New York
"a Nh. J. /. puraud. Just home
- sbroad. VIII be the honor
- &C. Frilay. ana Mrs Lyman
=. WHO win leave shortly Tor
49,. 10 make her home, VIII De
,c-ored on saturday.
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LHnehtoR for
Recent Bride

Ms. c. Edwin Davis viii be host
- az FridAy afternoon az The
0xnrie entertaining with a lunch.
AZ ., twenty covers. IN honor 81
". c p. Davidson. whose mar.
rars took place recently 10 the
nst.
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cramps or oyeructE Contains no
narcotics or soothing drugs
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine california Fig syrup."
which has directions for babies and
children Of an ages printed on bottle.
Mother. you must say California
Refuse any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meut.
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StNdN Gr0MnN

The Current EVENTS class at tho
University u Washington win meet
"Wednesday. 90 lest5 O'Clock pr,
Zs,l.a Galley will speak ON Northern
Africa and Mrs n n Hurvcil viii
discuss tho opium traffic
On "Wednesday morning. at io;a
O'clock The morning beck gsyir~
class win meet az the club Mrs.
H. = Jordan viii review Man and
Mystery in Asia" by OssendoW ski.
The discussion viii be led by Mrs
w K Galley and Miss hsulah Card
VET.
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Engagement Announced

Nlr aud Mrs Charles Marvin
llurd announce the engagement %
their daughter. Dorothy Leone. 90
Mr.. Bert ElwooI F'ry. Jr Tho we'd
ding viii be solcmpiErd Saturday
evening. February a. al the home
% the brides parents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
NORTH QUEEN ~ -. y

North Queen Anne PIT, A. viii
meet "Wednesday, January ~, az :
g. m az the school Mrs ~ J,
Irvine. state THRIFT chairman will
speak and Mrs. Arlo Wells viii give
"a reading Music win be furnished
by the girls chorus and tho school
orchestra.
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Trs BauiRger WW Entertain for Florence
PogerS: Mrs Hedges Hostess

porGI4NS TIN NIB il
\ suilNGER Is sNtrndms n.
- a. : bdise Tea Ht h,'
=. - Friday afternoon, january ,.
s,ssr a ATS tiovueC Hos
-, enlargement tg Mr
= Barey cass''l l1r was 70.
.,s onnouneel 49, len
=, ..'es llmnsito Intimate friends
ne loncr guest
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Music
Trio PLAYS Tonight

w Il lays Wright
The famous Chrru.as7ky Trio sin
be heard tonight at the Metropolitan
thcatsr IA the following programs
t'-ra for plane. ,lslin and cello. uB
&C. 30. ..r... .-r.-. uauIHlss1Hn
taI Allegro NtpaEr con brio
90 largo aassi 90 expressive presto.
Leo Jan and MlsrhHi gErfHiaFssE-
n
vialonrs,i5 soIes
CO., 0aBusts' .-.rrssr...r.. hawaFfl1l
fbt '7Iatautsiln.+ ..-r..--r....- Pepper
trl ~urfrsaar -.......M gHETHiaFasF
Nlsghri gHsrulafahN
Plane
FgHata DO g. Major .stss.. Beethoven
AiisEro con trig
Adaai1
hrh9fro Allegro
Allegro Aruat
jan ChsruiaN6fg
~
D Violin
sonata in D Malar ....-.s.. HardiHi
Adagip AllsEra con fursg LarEustts
AlisErstto urasl8aL
leo ChsruIavshy
Tries Tor plano, violin and cello. arranged
- Leo. len znd Misfhsl cburUiagHsY
Ava Marie r.+rrs..srss- Bach TfoaUoi
'Aiinuat' '.rsrr..rr.-r.tr.r.s u0rrbrrini
Leo, Jan aua Misrhti ChernizEsEg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

Ladies' Grotto club VIII meet az
the Fcdcrated clubhouse. wcdncs-
day evening. January iE. az :
o'clock. Subject. our institutions (.
roll call. Current Events" Host.
essca. Mrs. Dslos stammers. Mrs.
Edwin T. Frederick and Mrs. Earl
Emhrre
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Women's Clubs
CANn rAnTY ~ nANCE

CARD PARTY ANp DANCE
Tho dru team ~ tho y u A.
No. zoe viii Eiv0 "a card party and
dance "Wednesday January ~. AZ
p, m, la 81 " A. hail. Third and
Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
CLUBs foR WEDNESDAY
wQMAN's Century

NtANtN y At-N iANA
CIsn
p chowis OF tho Wom8H'a Cen
fury club wtli meet FOR rehearsal az
the home ~ MrH , n Tsmplrtou.
i3es seneca a., "Wednesday Janu,
any "a. az no %. IN.
The household administration de-
partment viii meet al 1850 o'clock
ON "Wednesday at tho home ~ Mrs,
Henry iittman tse5 Eastern ave
Topics, white HOUSE CHINA and
"Girth Control"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
ANNIAL MEETINu

Tho annual meeting OF the Fruit
ana Flower Mission Will take place
On "Wednesday afternoon. January
~. AZ o'clock. In Frederick a Ncls
sons auditorium The articles OF
Incorporation and the bylaws will
be amended. Anyone interested D.
cordially iuvited 10 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Entertaining
at Bridge

To compliment her sister. Miss
Claire Pessemler. % Tacoma. Mrs
Anthony H. Trancl viii entertain
with four tables 90 bridge az her
home on Friday AFTERNOON.
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wEsr Woodland -. 4.

West Woodland PIT. A. will hold
Us regular meeting Wednesday
evening. January ~. at 7.5o o'clock.
in the school auditorium. Music
by the school orchestra and tho
Boya Gice club. Superintendent
Cole VIII speak. Refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

Sponsored by tho thrift committee
% Seattle Council Of Parent Teacher
associations. National Thrift week
win appropriately begin It's activities
this year on BENJAMIN. Franklln's
birthday. January II Franklin IL
recognized an the American father Of
thrift.
Mrs. y. J. Irvine il chairman Of the
committee In charge and Mrs, r. II.
Cox Is vlee chairman.
Thrift week will open with n
luncheon January 10 at ~ o'clock al
MeyeE cafeteria. Mrs. Irvine prssld-
ing. Four.minuts talks viii be given
By the Rev. Dr.. NJ. A. Matthews.
Mrs. Victor Il. Mais'rom. presiden,
% the Washington state branch Of
the National Congress OF Parents and
Teachers; Mrs. John q. Matthews.
president Of tho Seattle Council OF
Parent Teacher associations. Mrs. W,
=. narnhart. president Of the Seattle
Federation 81 womcn's clubs. Mrs.
Frderic Hucll. president OF the
womaus City club. Mr.. T II. Cole.
superintendent Of the Seattle public
schools, Mayor Y. J Brown. SIR j..
L. Grrcnwrll. Ar. y. J.. Fuller and
AT Raymond FRAZIER.
iloslssses for the dag wili bo Mrs
y. Il. Cox. Mr.. g. n. TagEari and
Mrs II } Evans
Mn. irvine states that National
Thrift week Is today recognized %
pao Of Tho big necessary movements
OF each year IT has been Endorsed
by 50 leading civic. religious. oduca.
tlonai and Industrial organizations OF
tho country. It's object II 20 teach
thrlt,-not merely the boarding OF a
few coins. but rather along the lines
best expressed by tho Thrift week
slogan. For Success and Happiness.
1T has not only 20 do with money,
but with every faculty that man poe.
neasos. Its object h 10 aceumulatc
reserve energy. health. money and
the conservation Of tho great out.of'
DOORS
Each dag OF the week win be de-.
voted TO some distinctive thrifty en-.
tsrpgiso and viii b. In charge Of an
expert. as follows;
january iT--Bank day. Mr. Her.
bert Withorspoon.
January Is share with Others
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Dinner Dance
Arctic Club

The Arctic club announces a ain.
ner dance at the club on THURSDAY
evening. January 20 Dinner AZ :
o'clock.
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Infoimal Bridge Tea

Ms. Barnctte Fisher entertained
srh an Informal bridge tea AZ hex
1-re this afternoon.
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Hostesses at Tennis Club

Yrs J. II. Fox. Mrs. Max Bonter.
Nn. DonneI George Fisher and
Ars. Samuel Barnes will be hast.
ssss on Friday afternoon az the
ssidss and nah jongg tea at the
Tennis club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
HOME SEWING CLuu

HUME oIsN INW NLIU
The Home Sewing club or ladies
of the a. A. r. will hold as next
meeting Wednesday. January "a, az
Roosevelt halL ielsts Third ate,
bring sandwiches, coffee viii DO
served.
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RonERr MORRIS

Robert Morris chapter No, i9g,
%. T. s.. win install IFS officers
Wednesday. January "a. at. y, IN.
In tho CarintE.as room az Masonic
temple. All Eastern stars invited.
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Cards Ont for Tea

10 honor Miss Imogene Ccrneit.
IN. lanes Costello has issued IN.
ysa,ions for a tea az her home on
Trsaay afternoon. January %. from
/. mt s o'clock.
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In
dord Times BoU

WI ~, -'rnish school student body
Fridsy '. hard times" ban On
Il s',, MINING. This Ia the second
b he s.,as Of activities planned
''uaent body FOR this season.
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Eatsrtdi6s toi'
TmrelerS

Nh. samuel u. lie'ik,, "sH .'e .
"a, 4 luncheon Of ,'sht eo'Srs az 4.
ol,mp.e tosay. ~ @ farewell
- .,.,.,,nt 10 Mrs. Mary G. Robert,
es.l Nrs e. A. Kahlc. who VIII
ve,ineslsy GA thr Nlgsra,
ynncouvcr. r. C. Tor Homo
E,c.
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Foreign immigrants going 10
America by way OF England arc not
allowed TO pass through London.
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ALKI CIRCLE

Alk Circle Of the Fruit and
Flower Mission win give u bridge tea
az the home OF Mrs Alexander
Meistcr. soOt Beach drive. on Thurs
day. January Is. at 1850 p. III.