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Evening star., 1925-03-31

The plaintiff was represented by At
torneys Dawson & Welsh of Rock
Vile.
Following a long illness Mrs. Mary c.
Brooks, wife of William Albert Brooks.
died at her home near Cropley, aged 25
years. She is survived by her husband
and several children. The funeral took
place today from St Gabriel's Catholic
Church, Potomac
Rev. +. Rowland Wagner. pastor Of
the Baptist Church, officiated at the
marriage here yesterday of Herbert
Howard. q, of Baltimore and Miss
Louise A. Jones 19, of Washington, the
home of the minister being the scene of
the ceremony.
Charles o. King of Montgomery Coun-
Evening star., 1925-03-31

Sholtes, that a permit was not also
sought from the Citizens Associa-
tion was that the right of the as
sociation to require 1T was doubted.
The proceedings against Sholtes are
friendly and designed only to clear
up the disputed point.
Lester Lee Davidson of the lower
section of Montgomery County mas
been granted an absolute divorce by
Judge Robert b. Peter in Circuit
Court here from Mrs. Sarah Mullen
Davidson, who is now said to be MAX
ing her home in Corning, n. Y. The
couple. the bill sets forth, were mar
ried in November, 1920. and the
plaintiff charges that two months
later the defendant deserted him
Evening star., 1925-03-31
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, March 81 (Spe-
ciaD.-Louis f.. Sholtes, contractor
and builder of Washington, was fined
SIS and costs by Judge Samuel Riggs.
in police court here, on charge of
beginning the erection of a building
in Chevy Chase, without first obtain
ing a permit from the Citizens AS
sociation.
The proceedings were instituted by
william Blum, chairman Of the as
ISOLATION, for the purpose of having
the courts pass upon the constitu-
of the law which delegates
Evening star., 1925-03-31
QUAKE PREDICTION FAILS.

SAN SALVADOR, March 31.-There
was "A great alarm in Salvador and
Guatemala on Saturday, due to an al
legged prediction by Raphael Ban
dandi known as the earthquake
prophet Of tFaenza, Italy. that a Sc
we're seismic disturbance would be
felt in North and Central America
Saturday night
Evening star., 1925-03-31

the Womens Club of Washington and
performed the ceremonies.
Following the entertainment pro-
gram a buffet luncheon was served.
Evening star., 1925-03-31
CITY CLUB INITIATES
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
List Now Closed, With Waiting
One for First Time in His
tory of Organization.

Several hundred members of the
City Club gathered last night in the
of the club's headQuarters
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IN ARKANsAs AVENUE

Beautiful colonial house of six rooms
with tiled bath, hot-water heat,
electric lights, coed yard with ore
car garage. Very attractive brsak-a %
and sleeping porches. Convenient to
bus and car lines. Owner will rent
partly furnished, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1925-10-03
Real Estate for Sale
SUBURBAN PROPERTY 100

ore Classified Ads to Moin $3.50.
The Washington times., 1925-10-03
1eso KANSAS AVENUE

New colonial house OF six rooms ann
bath with double garage; very at
tractive porches. Overlooking largest
circle in the city, SIS.
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Legal Notices
Phone Classified Ads to Main s2sO.

TO ALBERT IRVINE CHADWICK.
late of No. 421 4th Street f..
notified that a final rule for divorce
has been granted against you at the
suit of Elizabeth C. Chadwick. your
of Common Pleas No. 9, of PHILADELPHIA
County, State of Pennsylvania. % De-
cember term. 1924. No. 1s2, or MONDAY
the 26th day OF October, a. p. 1925, at
10 O'clock a. ni. on which day you may
appear and show cause, If any you
have, why such divorce should rot ne
granted against you. in Court CT Cor
mon Pleas. No 3. room ''E," No. 2:t,
City Hall, Philadelphia. pennsylvan.a
Witkin & Fgan, attorneys for libellant
1O12-17 Finance Building No.. !i"0
South Penn square. PhslAds.pnia. Fam
ayiVGnia.
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Bids and Proposals
Phone Classified Ads to Main $3.50.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
of the Supervising Architect. wash
ingto11' D: c. September SEPT m 80; is25L
office at p. M. October 10. 1925. for
cast iron lamp standards for buildings
under the control of the Treasury he
partment in Accordance with the speci-
fication and drawings, copies of which
may be had at this office in the dis
erection of the Supervising Architect
Jas A. Wetmore, Acting Supervising
Architect.
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41 RRYANT sTREET N. =.

Three-story bay window residence Of
nine rooms and bath; hot-water heat
and electric lights; 2-car brick ga
rage and large yard with attractive
shrubbery. $780,
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kaa BUCHANAN STREET.

Beautiful new home Of six large. rooms
and tiled bath with built-in fixtures
and shower. Long yard, good cellar.
instantaneous water heater, very large
breakfast and sleeping perches. Kitch- :
en- equipped in most modern style. a
brand new "Cafrttz Lifetime Home
for rent at SIS per month.
The Washington times., 1925-10-03

T-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, FURNACE
HEAT electricity and water, inside
large cellar; lot 5ox1oo on new state
road; $35 mo. Inquire Boyers Ga
rage Central Av., Capitol Heights
Ma Phone Hyattsville s10-F-15.
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snz xEErER PLACE N. W.

sO7 KEEFER PLACE N. W.
six-room and bath home.
newly papered and in excellent con
dition furnace heat, electricity,
parquet floors, screens and avn
fnRs s65.
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81 sEAT0N PLACE N. e.
semtdetached corner residence, contain.
ing s rooms and 2 baths and addI-
tfonaI shower in basement, large
front yard with attractive shruebery
House in excellent condition, $50.
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114s 5TH STREET N. e.
21 sEATON PLACE III.

Six rooms and bath, in good condition
convenient TO Washington terminal
Iatrobe heat and gas light, SIS.
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21z9 4TH ST. N. e.
Six rooms, tile bath, hot-water heat,
electric lights, two screened-in
porches, SIS.
The Washington times., 1925-10-03

CAFRITZ COMPANY,
14th & X. Main 1850.
Telephone Service Until Q p NJ
Evening star., 1925-08-03
Snaniard Killed in Mexico.

MEXICO CITY, August P).-
Pauline MadraZo, dean of the Span
ish colony in Torreon, was killed Sat
urday by six bandits while on the
way to his ranch in San Diego with
money to meet the pay roll.
The bandits stopped the carriage in
which MadraZo was driving with a
servant. The servant was bound and
gagged while Madrazo was carried off
a few miles and killed.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
FOES ROUT KLAN;
DOZEN ARE HURT
Hooded Knights Besieged
and Made Targets for
Bricks in Massachusetts,.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WESTWOOD, Mass, August g.
Injury to dozen or more persons. the
wrecking of a farmhouse in the IslinG-
ton district here and the arrest of
three men for carrying concealed
weapons was the aftermath of the Ku
klux klan's first attempt 10 hold. a
meeting in this district since the State
police stopped supplying guards for
Klan gatherings.
The meeting in "A field off the Bos-
ton-Providence highway ere Yester-
day ended in a riot which the police
OF three towns We're unable to quell
A mob of 500 anti-klan sympathizers
and three-score klansmen staged a
pitched battle with fists, rocks and
brickbats. Although firearms were in
evidence no shots were fired.
Hide in Cellar
Most Of the klansmen escaped in
their cars, but few were bottled up
in the house of Stepgen Illsley. where
they huddled in the cellar. while every
window and much of the furniture
disintegrated under a hail of rocks
from the outside. Among those in
jured by flying missiles were Rernice
Lee and Mary Wheeler of Waltham.
An appeal by Westwood town Off
Gals finally brought four State troop
ers from birmingham, who dispersed
the crowd and escorted the besieged
klanSmen to safety. They arrested
three men. said to be klansmen. on
charges of carrying concealed weap-
ons. The men We're William c. Moore
of Everett. Perly w. Libby of Sud
bury and Roy Hall, son of the Sud
bury police chief Libby and Hall
were captured miles from the scene
in a machine which contained rifle
and two revolvers, the police said
Evening star., 1925-08-03
MEXICO CUTS EXPENSES.
7S,OOO,OOO Pesos Saved Since Jan
uary l, Report Shows.

MEXICO CITY, August R.-
Economies made by the Government
since January l aggregate $4,000, 900
pesos, of which So 900 900 pesos are
held in cash by the Treasury Depart
ment. Arrears in salaries of Federal
employees and commercial debts
to 23,00O,000 pesos have
been paid off.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
CONTAMINATED WATER
RELABELED "ROTTEN"
Tourist Thinks Longer Word
Meant Some Kind of Mineral
and Drank On in Ignorance.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
THE DALLES, Greg. August 8
A thirsty tourist quaffed vigorously
from roadside spring between Mosier
and Hood River, about 20 miles from
here. A sign lettered This water is
contaminated" had been placed be-
side, the spring. Division Engineer
Wanzer of the Oregon highway de-
partment, driving by, saw the drinker
and stopped to warn him. only to be
met by the question: What kind of
mineral water is this? l never heard
of 1t before"
The State replaced the sign with
one reading:
This water is rotten. Not fit to
drink"
Evening star., 1925-08-03

Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Atchison,
Kan, has built up a $50, 900 business
in two years from the sale of ging-
ham aprons.
Evening star., 1925-08-03

This Pure Linen Damask is 20 inches wide anc
comes IN three very attractive patterns 1t is full,
bleached and quality that will wear long time
Kann' 's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-03
Pure Linen Luncheon Cloths
At $l.l9

Many homekeePer will be glad to get pure
linen luncheon cloth for SO little The size is 45x4:
inches and they're made with coored stripe borde,
designs. A splendid wearing quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

Mrs Bert Fsrisr ana Mrs. Fred
Richter Of Loo Angeles. who have
been the guests OF Dr. and Mrs.
Albert J. Bouffleur for several
weeks, will leave Tuesday FOR their
homo IN the South
Mr.. ana AIra, John Powell. Mrs.
Neal Tourtellotto and John Powell
spent the weekend at Pacific
Beach.
Mr., and Mrs. -. = Ksnn are
visiting in Los Angeles, guests al
tho Hotel Alexandra.
Miss Jean Fay was the week end
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence
Wiley at Wing Point.
Mrs Howard Chastain has re-
turned from a weeks visit In Port.
land.
Mr. aud, Mrs. Gilbert skinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cummings
and MIR. and Mrs. Henry o. Philips
spe-'t the weekend on cruise
around tho Souns.
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Tea WiU Honor
THO Brides

Miss Marie Carlson and Miss Julia
carlson have cards out for tea
pt their home Wednesday after
noon. IN honor OF two recent
brides, Mrs Charles Tresdway
hickey katherine Moore) and Mrs.
Ferciyal Henry Hagen Charlotte
Dickinson Of Tacoma, Mrs. James
wyie Will receive with The host
rsscs and the honor guests,
The tea table viii be presided
over hy Mrs, Daisy Wood Atldrcth.
MIS-. Russell Wacschs, Mrs Thomas
Achesoh aud Mrs Kenneth Mates,
The Misses Elizabeth Mcdonald,
Gertrude West. kathryn Goodwin.
julia Williamson, Margaret Thorn,
as. Helena Gleason. Dorothy Gle.
land and Tyrone Whitney will as,
sLst and little Gwendolyn Rhodes
viii receive the cards,
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Personal

Miss Katherine Miller u Port.
land. who haH been the guest Of
Lieut. and Mrs George clifford
Crawford since Friday. went 70 Ey-
erett today for a short whit
Mrs. Lstehcr Lambutb. Of Long
view. ls the guest OF Mra, j, s.. Glib
son. M her home on Balnbridse Is
land
Mr Walter Campbell. of Tacoma
spent the weekend as the guest oi
Mr. John T.. Ryan. Jr,. AZ his sum
mer homo a. Hartford.
Mrs. Walter AfcEwan TOmkin'
and Mrs. Daryl Elliott White vii
be home Tuesday from a short triE
10 California
Miss Emma Pratt IS entertaining
as her house guests this week q
her summer homt al Port Madison
Miss Priscilla Peacock and RrOul
Of girls from Tacoma Miss France
Furry, Miss Cclso Barnett, Mis
Retha Hicks and Miss Jean Kelly
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Informal Reception
for Visitors

To honor Mrs Mary l., Buscy ~
trrbana. m, and DR.. aud Mrs Guy
\. Tawuey of Cincinnati Who are
guests at The Olympic this week,
Mrs and Mrs Charles X Hiss
win entertain very informally with
reception Tuesday evening at the
womeu's University club.
Invitations have been confined TO
friends from Illinois and group
az friends In University circles,
Mira. Buscy is trustee OF the
University az Illinois and DR.
Tawney is head OF the philosophy
department OF the University OF
Cincinnati.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs ]. r. Wagner viii he host
ess for First Hiu Guild Tuesday
at the Orthopeaic Lunch room. 1906
sixth ave. Assisting VIII be; Mrs
John Murphy. Mrs Paul Smith.
Mrs. W. T. Buschmaun, Mrs Il.
+. parkhurst. Mrs. c T. Collins.
Mrs Ridgcly Force, Mrs. Ward
slmpklns, Mrs. A. n sayre, Mrs.
A. {. Kahlkc. Mrs Phillip Herter,
Mrs. Guy Chaplin. Mrs win Nc
Donald
beacon HIM Guild with Mrs John
Roterts. will be In charge at the
Thrift shop Tuesday morning and
Nfadrona Guild. with Mrs Clarence
Mcdonald and Mrs o. X Myrr,
will have charge Tuesday after,
noon
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
soRoPTINIIsr CLUB

soRoPTIMIsr CLUB
Tho regular weekly luncheon OF
the soropttmist club win BE- held
Tuesday. August 4. at 1916 o'clock.
Il the Hotel Washington. Mrs. Ii.
L. Maltby. president Of the State
Federation or women's Clubs, will
be the honor guest and speaker, and
Mrs. Harriet Hawiey Locher and
Mrs. Marie S. Lawyer. both menu
bers Of the soroptimist club Of
washington, D. c. win be present
as visitors.
Tho group captains trust that
every charter member who can
POSSIBLY do 50 viii attend the lunch
aon. The captains arc Mary y
Cummings, Zulu Greene, Nanette r.
clay. Sadie Barash and Armorel
Weeks.
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Rrs1NEss woMEN.s LIE

The Seattle Business and PROBES.
sioual women's club viii hold its
regular monthly business meeting
on TUESDAY. August :, at b.ij
p. m. 1T its clubrooms On Satur.
day. August Sth. the members Of
the club VIII have a picnic dinner
and Informal social gathering al
Arki Point. Tile members arc asked
to provide themselves with lunch.
Coffee will be served by the com
mtttec. in charge OF Miss Edna
SIChnl.
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Tea and Sbolrer

To honor Miss Marion Mcmillan,
whose wedding viii be solcmniEed
in October. Mrs n. H. Bsrtlett
gave a tea and linen shower az
her home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Bartlett was assisted by
Mrs Ralph S. Blair and Mrs, u.
]. Eserbrook.
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Maeterlinck Play 20
Be Given at Cornish

SISTER Bea'rics." miracle play
IN three acts. By Maurice Mastsr-
linck, win b. presented b. the Cor
niah summer school Of the theatsr
Thursday and Friday evenings and
Friday matinee. August 81.
Ellen Van VaIksnBurr. who 8 a
guest teacher az the Cornish school
this summer, viii direct the play
and Elena Miramova will play the
title role.
Misg MiramOva graduated from
the Cornish school Of the theater in
I June.
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Gires Lllncheon Todnu

For the pleasure OF her house
guest. Mrs o. c. Graves Of WI
iamspori, Pa. who is leaving
Thursday Tor her home in tho
East. Mrs a. y Wainwright en-
tertained today with a luncheon at
Frederick & Nelson's
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Luncheon at
Summer Home

Mus Dean llamln White and
Mrs. Daniel 3 Trcfcthen win enter.
tain the president and trustees Of
the Women's University club al
luncheon "Wednesday, August ~. at
Mrs Whites summer home al
FRuntleroy.
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Entertaining for
Mrs. GrnreS

Mrs. G, Il. NJ. Pratt viii entertain
the Aunt Elizabeth club az lunchcon
TUESDAY afternoon at her home. In
honor Of Mrs. O. c, Graves Of
willamSport. Pa. who Is visiting
Mrs. A. r. Wainwright
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Mrs O'Shed to GiUe Luncheon at "Lucerne"
Entertaining at Tea on Wednesday
ms. pCRARn o'sHEA viii

AIRS, RIcHARn o'suEA Will
w entertain az luncheon Wed,
nesday afternoon al her country
home "LuceFue" aCruss lake Waah-
tngton. in honor ot Mrs George
HardEroyr ~ spokane. who Is
spending the summer In town and
Mrs, James \. Sheahan. recently
returned from years stay abroad.
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authorized issue of 100000, dated
August |, 1925, and due August /,
1880, and are callable as follows: on
any semi-annual interest day, on IS
days notice to the Trustee, as fol-
lows: 1913 if called prior to or on
February /, 1927; 1922 August /,
1927; 102 February /, 1928; 1011a
August /, 1928; 101 February /,
1929, and 10012 August 1, 1929.
Definitive So Notes are now ready
for delivery
The Preferred stock offered in exchange
is part OF an authorized issue OF 100000
shares OF which 10000 shares were on
June 80, 1925. outstanding in the hands of
the public.
This offer is made for short period Of
time, and is subject to withdrawal without
notice,
We urge you 10 consider this favorable
exchange offer. which can be effected at
the following offices: Puget Sound Power
& Light Securities Company, 4O7 Electric
Building, Seattle; Puget Sound Power & Light
Company, Belngham, Everett Wenatchee,
Olympia and Tacoma. II rnconyenient TO
come to any of the above offices, a telephone
call or letter will bring, promptly one OF the
Company's representatives who will be
pleased to explain the details Of this plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

Miss Louise X. Push entertained
With tea az 4 O'Clock this after.
noon at the womcu's University
club IN honor OF her house guest.
Miss Caroline Townsend OF San
Diego. Cal
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SEATTLE LODGE NO.

SEATTLE LODGE NO.
Seattle Lodge No. Z, Degree Of
Honor. will meet Tuesday evening
August I. az 8 o'clock. IN Evergreen
hall. 1903 Ninth ave. This viii be-
the regular business meeting and
members are urged 20 attend,
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Luncheon for
House Guest

Mrs +, W. Root will entertain
with a luncheon OF twelve covers
az her home "Wednesday In honor
OF Mrs Harry Clark OF Glendale
Cal, who Is her house guest
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Reception at
Home Tonight

Mrs. Victor J. Patterson viii en-.
tertAln with an informal reception
al her home tonight, IN honor OF
her father. AIR Charles @. Jewett.
on his SD birthday.
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AUXILIARY MAPLE
rArv pnrTs

The ladies' auxiliary Of Maple
Leaf Post, No. Fl. American Lr-
zion. will have military Whist
party Tuesday evening. August 4.
at $3.50 O'Clock, at the Legion club
rooms, 500 Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03
DINNER AND
BEACH PARTY

The Lyric club viii entertain with
A dinner at the Manchester inn,
Tuesday evening. August 4. The
dinner will be followed by beach
party.
Members OF the club and their
guests arc requested 10 meet at
.Alki, to take tho ferry for Manches-
ter. either at or o'clock.
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DAUGHTERS OF ST GEORGE
The Daughters Of 81 George Will
meet In ~ ~. u, A hall. Thursday
August 4. Drill az / o'clock.
FLOWERS FOR LAWN FETE
Mrs T., +. pePue, chairman Of
tho grounds COMMITTEES forstho Seat
tie Federation OF Wonen's clubs
lawn frto WEDNESDAY afternoon at
the home Of Mrz, Eliza Ferry Leary,
wlnhea members n the federation 10
bring flowers for the dai1y chain
10 Mrs Leary's homo on wedncs-
day morning, not later than il
o'clock
QUARTERLY MEETING
Tho Seattle Council Of Catholic
Women will have membership tea
"wednesday afternoon. August 8. AZ
knights OF Columbus hall. This
Will 100 tho quarterly assembly, and
reports Of the quarterly work Of the
National Conference of Social Work
VIII DO AAAtts
PICNIC NJ LINCOLN
PARK
Auxiliary to Rainier Noble Post
No ], American Legion. viii hold
picnic in Lincoln park, al West
Seattle. Wednesday. August g,
Luncheon VIII be served AT o'clock
Bring basket lunch coffee win be
served Take car No, ?. on First
ave For further information cal
GArfld lssS or wEstOiss.
Miss Edith Kempthorne. natloua
field secretary Of the Campfire
/ Ghls, viii be In the city the first oil
August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

To holders of Puget Sound Power Light 80 Gold
Coupon Notes due September September l,
1925 Notes due and payable accrued interest Spem
Der /,
1926 Notes have been called payable accrued in
terest September /,
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w. c. 7. L. ACTIVITIES

University w. C. T. u, will meet
at the Malloy gymnasium. n. 45th
and University way. Tuesday, Aug.
ust 4, at 2 o'clock p. m An inter.
esting program viii be given. Vigi,
tors welcome.
Capitol Hill w. c. r. Z. will meet
NJ the home Of Mrs. Il. s. shep-
herd, $40 18th ave. ~, Tuesday,
August &. at O'Clock p. m. Off.
GERS will be elected for the ensuing
year and an entertaining program
given. Members urged 10 attend
and visitors cordially invited
Fremont w. {. r. u will meet
nj the residence Of Mrs. +. Mckee,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03

Mr. and Mrs Beverly Il. Dobbs, on
Beach drive. Saturday evening, Au.
Eust s a vaudeville progum Is
ono OF the features being planned
for tho occasion. and there VIII be
dancing
Mira nnbbs Air7 T. p Ernlzs and
MrH J J Cannon VIII be the host.
eaees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03
AFTER SEPTEMBER l, 1925.
Exchange Offer
ALL INTEREST CEASES ON THESE NOTES

Believing holders of the above
Notes will be interested in continu-
ing their investment in the Puget
Sound Power & Light Company, we
make the following offer:
To holders of the above Notes. we
will exchange, on the basis of one
hundred and half (10O.50) for
Notes due 1925 and one hundred one
and half Q0150) for Notes due
1926, 5-year Sc Gold Coupon Notes
Of the Puget Sound Power & Light
Company, dated August l, 1925, due
August /, 1880, at par to yield 6%o,
accrued interest on both Notes to be
figured to date of exchange.
We will also exchange with the
holders of the 1926 and 1926 Notes
on, the same basis, i. e.. one hundred
and a half 100.50) for 1926 Notes
and one hundred and one and half
QO1.50) for 1926 Notes, Preferred
stock of the Puget Sound Power &
Light Company at sc flat, to yield
approximately 7%e,
These So Gold Coupon Notes Of
fered in exchange are part Of an
We soiH be pleased to mail CHI
D..T ....I nJa,I.
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ANNUAL. BASKET PICNIC
AK Review No. 20. w. r.. a, will
hold its annual basket picnic FOR
members and their families at Vol
unteer park. on Tuesday August T.
afternoon and evening. Coffee will
be served.
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PICNIC NJ LINCOLN
nArsI

Miss Edith Kempthorne. national
field sFecretGry OF the Campfire
Girls. viii be in the city the first OF
August.
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PosrroNEs MEETING
Nina Try Tent has ppeIpuued iii
meeting from Thursday, August O
10 THURSDAY August 81. on account
Or conflicting with the King County
Veterans picnic,
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Women's Clubs

ssai Albion place, Tuesday, August
/. at o'clock p m. Mrs, Clara
AnsorTc Fuller will give an address
on Americanizat!ou and Mrs. a. w
whitner viii speak or child wei.
fare. Visitors are cordially invited
ANNUAL PICNIC
AK Review. No 20. w Il. A.
win hold their annual picnic al Vol.
unteer Park Tuesday. August T. aft
ernoon aud evening Brins well-fiilsd
baskets. coffee will he served