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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-08
GHOST WALKS IN TOWN
Man Declared Legally Dead Twenty
Five Years Ago, Returns.

FL United Press
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, July s.
A legal ghost walked the streets of
Hartford City today.
John Kitterman, who left his
home in Hartford City to join the
Klondike gold rush, returned here
kMx a visit with relatives.
20 word had been received from
him for nearly a quarter of a cen
fury and he had been legally de-
clared dead and his share in an es-
tate divided among the other heirs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-08
WIFE SHOOTS ACTOR
alan Davis of white Cargo" in
Critical Condition.

BIZ United Press
NE WORK, July S.-Shot by his
actress-wife under mysterious cir
cumstances while dining with friends
III a West Side apartment house,
Alan Davis, ar actor with the
white Cargo" company, was re-
ported in g. serious condition at
hospital today.
Mrs. Edith Parker Davis, the vic
TINS wife, has confessed the shoot
ing, according to police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-08
-FOUR DRIVERS SLATED

Flallr motorists arrested on speed
ing charges today gave their names
as: Carl Innis, SO7 E. Thirty Fourth
St.; Eliza Melick, r. r. M, box 266;
Malcolm Hancock, 1910 S. Meridian
St, and Jess Moore, S48 S. Add
son ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-08

Most fascinating suite
imaginable at this as
founding low price.
Full siX-drawer vani-
ty. huge 50-inch dress
er with mahogany in
terror. dustproof con
struction and full size
bed. Inlaid trimmings,
Italian scroll effects.
Only S169.75.
CT ~ VUooI,Iw
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-08

81 delivers your choice of
any McDougal Kitchen
Cabinet. The ony cabinet
with the automatic front.
Models in golden oak,
white enamel and French
gray. Varied sizes. Rock
bottom prices.
81 Down
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-08

Here's a sale of the seasons
most popular dress. Buy all
you want at this low price.
COlors, Orchid, tan, rose,
blue. green, peach. etc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-08

Magnificent dresser, ex-
quisitely finished, with
inlaid trimmings. Ad-
Unstable plate glass mir
ror, and spacious drawers.
A surprising special at
S21.35.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
acific Steamship
Vessels Dock Here

With 375 passengers on board.
the steamship II. f. Alexander. Of
the Pacific Steamship Co, arrived
in Seattle Monday. after a fast run
up the coast II was the largest
passenger list of the season. Capt.
Bartlett was in command.
The Dorothy Alexander. Capt.
Harris, arrived in Seattle Tuesday
morning. with large passcngeriist.
including many shriners from the
convention in Los Angles
The steamship Queen arrived
from Southeastern Alaska, with a
heavy load OF freight. A number
OF the passengers had made the
round trip on the boat thru the
scenic Alaskan country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

and told me that a man nom Roth
and Chapman was calling
left the two men AMI walked
across the hall 10 the dIa king room
where Benson Ind seated him lie
was an absolute stranger 10 me, but
that did not seem pocuiitr ut tho
moment
Before could ask him his bust.
meas. the man arose.
Il have been sent by Roth and
Chapman. Mrs. Prescott. to find out
In the thieves that brore into your
home defaced my OF tho tfGcadcl
silk on tho walls OF your library. -
he said. by lucky chan q VIC were
able TO get a little more or 1t this
morning and We WA keep Il for
you. They arc not quite SURE.
however. that the background is tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club. o. T.. 8. will
meet with Mrs. Nina Wilson, 1928
sunnysidc ave. wednesday. June
10. ut 2 p. m. Mrs. Blanche sus.
key and Mrs. Mae Mickley, assist.
ing hostcsses. Take No. Is or %
cars.
WEST HILL PIT. A.
West Hin Pr. a. will meet We'd
nesday June 10. at 2:3o o'clock, at
the olympic Heights clubhouse.
Program.
INTERPLAY PIT. a.
INTERPLAY PIT. a. will hold its last
meeting this season on Wednesday.
June 10. at 2.45 p. m. in the. school
lunch room. Refreshments.
PIT. A. TO GIVE PLAY
Always in Trouble" is the title OF
the play TO be produced by Daniel
Bagley PIT. A.. June 10. at s15 p.
m. in Woodland Park VI. y. church.
The cast Of characters is as fol.
lows:
Misery Moon .....s...t MI Ma" oou
Gideon Blair .....,..rN Nj. ~ = Couueh
Tom Rlssis ...,..... Mr.. T. ~ Hhoasa
Hiram Tut ..s.......... AT' tl'h 'tpt'
Patrick Keller ........ Nr. 9. D. strom
Samantha Siude ,...,t.. dr4 MaoWood
Rosebud Reese ..4..., Mrs A. C0lly
Paula Maioerk ......,.Nrs i. u. Mehsn
Lula Pearl ...,.....,. Mrs l.. q, Ne"bit
Director .,,.......,., SIR. j. u. M"dan
EASTERN STAR
The Eastern Star club, 1920 Arcade
square, win entertain with II bridge
party Wednesday, June 10, at 2
O'Clock. On June II there VIII be
n board meeting at II o'clock, fol-
lowed by luncheon at 1870 and a
business meeting at o'clock.
HOME SEWING CLUB
The Home Sewing club, Ladies OF
the @. a. H.. will have picnic
luncheon at Woodland park We'd
ncsday, June 10. at IL o'clock. Com.
radcs and sisters invited.
WEST SEATTLE w. e. r. q.
West Seattle w. e. r. u. win con-
vene at the home Of Mrs Clara r.,
Linglc, 1917 Fauniloroy ave. We'd
ncsday. juno 10, nj y, m, Good
speakers viii be present Take chr
No. 2 TO w. Myrtle and Fnuntlcroy
ave. A cordial invitation Us extend
cd 10 al members ana friends
DANIEL BAGLEY PIT. A.
Daniel Baglcy Pr A. VIII pro.
sent plnylot Always In Trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Wedding is SolenRiscd
ll BelLinnhanl

or interest 10 Seattle friends Is tho
announcement OF the marriage OF
Mr, Mildred Mattice Huntington,
daughter ~ Dr. and Mrs NJ n Mat
ucr and Lieutenant Commander
charlt jefferson Parrish. l., =, ~
son u Mrs Mildred Lewis Parrish ~
NlrEinia, which was solemniscd sat
uriay afternoon az B o'clock az the
home of Mr., and Mrs Charles Dix.
well Thompson In Belljngham
Tho service was read by the Rev
J NJ Wilson. before an improyised
altar arranged In front of the fire,
place, banked with ferns and Premier
roses, while az either side were
standard baskets filled with tho love
lN blooms OF summer flowers and
burning tapeTs In high c1udolahra.
The bride. given In marriage by
her father was very charming In
powder blue crepe, an Imported
model. with which she wore a smart
wide brlmmcd hat In corresponding
tint 10 her gown. trimmed high In
the back with French yiolets. Her
Colonial boquet was u blue dolphin.
ium, pink and mauyc phloN aud rose
vcrbenaa.
The brides sister. Mrs, Everett
Wheeler. OF BcrliuEham. as matron
Of honor. wore model o. apricot
georgrtte with matching hat, and
carried for boquet. yellow and pink
pphella rozchuds Captain Richard
Barry, o. $, ~. was best man,
Following tho service there was a
small reception. Commander and
Mrs. Parrish are spending a few days
In Seattle before leaving Friday for
Washington. d. g, Commander Par.
rlNh's station for the next three
years.
Among the Seattle people who
went TO Belungham Tor tho wedding
were: Mr.. and Mrs, H. s Frye. Mr.
and Mrs. ". n Rinehaft. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Schradcr Mrs. +. +,
White, Nine MyrR Picss and Miss
Madeleine Piess. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Convoy. Mr.. Harry Briggs. Mr. War
rem Bean. Mr., Oliver Hutchinson,
Captain Richard Barry. Mrs John
Coleman. Captain and Mrs. MacDon.
aid Of Rrcmeriou. Lieutenant H. J.
Lasalic and pr. {. NJ Mattlcc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

sim Aim Salmon EutEe. Of win,
ihrop. conservation. Mrs Jessie Bui
lock Kns,ner OF Tacoma. commerce.
Mrs Jessie LlEhtfoo,. equal rights.
Mrs =, L. " Clark; farm and mar
ket. Mrs Alice =, Yarneli. Of Gig
Harhor, health. Dr. Alice N. Smith.
u Tacoma homo economics. Prot,
Effin I f,ai,t. Of the University OF
Washington. labor Mrs Victoria
Gardner
Law enforcement, Mr.. Alice Meth.
ven and Mrs Emma 8. wood. organ.
izcd labor. Mrs. Annabslle NemIiz.
peace Mcs Jane Carrot. political in,
formation, Mrr. lone X. IIumes res,
cue and protection, Mrs. Amanda
Gordon: rehabilitation. Mrs Carrie
" Rsrr, o. Yakima. recreation. Mrs.
MARY 81 LongenbauEh. Of Grand
Mound and Miss Rose NJ. Glass. girls
advisor Of tho Roosevelt high school
schools. MARY c. Hutchinson. social
Mrs Letitin winncman. taxation.
Mra ". a. Hauamau welfare. Mrs
Zltslia Fassrt,. Of spokane.
Atts. sadla Ellis was appointed
press correspondent. while Mru Clark
was chosen editor Of The Legislative
Counsellor and Lady wills Forbus
legal counsellor
Standing committees have been
appointed ne follows Finance. Mrn
Mary VI Wade, Mrs Donna =.
Baker. Mrs Mary Green Lewis and
Mrs. Mary r, FcrRusous resolutions.
Mrs. Matte semones. digest. Mrs.
Clark. Mrs. Ellen Day. OF Auburn.
and Lady Forbus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Tibet angle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES.
COLT 10 MRS. WALTER
BURKE. CONTINUED

II have found" / told him. The
imprint Of the scar on tho palm u
Zoe EllIngton's right hand have
often seen II there.
Bul Iaidlaw who u nearslshted.
snatchcd The magnlfying glass from
my hand and looked carefully nj the
paper on which this imprint was
photographed,
Are sou sure she has lnis rear
on her right hhnGg"
Perfectly. hnye not only seen
u. but felt II when shook hands
with her II looks M II a piece mad
been taken out, II is her hand all
right
But. LaIdlaw," Jack interposed
Leslie told me last night that Zoe
In her presence had pu, her psulg
In the safe and locked IL. The i'm.
print could have been made at This
time
True" he answered. we will
put this aside until We find T. fits
into something else"
Laldlaw questioned Dawson. tho
chauffeur. very closely. for Benson.
tho butler. let out accidentally that
tho chauffeur wan fG.ly drcsscd
when hs went 10 the garage 10
wakcn him and tina, he unhcsl,at.
lngiy went almost directly 10 where
tho electric wircs were cut
Jack il delighted over this because
from tho fret he has thought that
Dawson was connected with the rob
berry. lie was for having him ar.
rested at once. but Blu Ladlaw
cautioned patience,
while VIC were talking IN tho
library. Benson came 20 the door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Mount Vernon Home
Scene of Pretty Wedding

Tho marriage of Miss Mary NJ.
Putnam. daughter u Mr.. and Mrs.
X. H. Putnam Of Mount Vernon. 10
MIR Frank GALLAGHER. Jr.. OF British
Columbia. var aolcmnizei June al
the home Of tho brides parents,
Miss Minncttc Putnam. The brides
sister. was maid OF honor and Miss
Achsah GALLAGHER sister Of tho
groom. was bridesmaid Mr. Arthur
GALLAGHER attended his brother ms
best man.
Before the service Mrs. Alice Keat.
ing Howtell OF Seattle sang at
Dawning' and Il Love You Truiy."
and Mendelssohn's wedding march
Was played by Mrs Mary Putnam
Heating At the piano and Mrs, How.
tell on the violin.
Mr. and Mrs, GALLAGHER will be NJ
home at Matagiu. u, G. after June
is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs, c. c. Tenny win be hostess
for IutsriAksn guild at tho ortho-
pedic Lunch room Wednesday as
sisted By Mrs. j A. Miliais. Mrs w.
l.. Doering. Mrs X. Gilbert, Mrs.
4. ". Parrahm. Mrs. \. II. Wells.
Mrs. Charles stadfelt, Mrs C. Nor.
trude. Mrs NJ Rosen Mrs. 2. II.
Grtnnell. Mrs. L. l.. Bakken. Mrs.
W. c. Fonda. Mrs. j ~ Hamil.
Mrs. c. II. Thomas and Mrs. r. L.
Morissy will represent Queen Anne
guild Mt the Thrift shop Wednesday
morning and Capitol Hin guild win
be represented by Mrs. @. +. Giles
and Mrs. Falcon Joslin on wsdncs.
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

exact shade and they sen THIS Eam-
pie with me that Nigh compare
IT,"
A. The man said this. lie started
for tho library. But was stopped by
hearing Jacks voice.
Il think. Commissioner that your
theory Is more sensible than any
! have heard yet. Let's try and
follow Il up"
oh" he said quickly. II did not
know you had guests. viii call
again"
Before could ask him TO leave
tho sample with me, ne was gone.
Copyright. 1925, The Seattle starr
T0MORRoW-Thls letter con.
tinued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Luncheon TO Honor
Visitors at NdUB Yard

Miss poroyhca and Miss Lillian
Richards, daughters OF Captain and
Mrs, Theodore Richards az the Navy
Yard. win entertain az luncheon Fri,
day al tho Sunset club In honor OF
their house guests. Miss Katherine
and Miss Eleanor snyder, OF Wash
iugton. u. C. Covers will be placed
for fourteen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
WILL PRESENT
ONE ACT PLAYS

Tho Pastors Aid society or The
First Presbyterian church win pre-.
sent two ouc-aot plays directed bv
Nritir sbreye Baymau. wednesday
evening June n, AZ $40 o'clock, at
the church
Following Nv the cast.
'Nulumbins in business
Rachel Lyman Field
Miss coiumbinv a stsHoErHphrr.
fFHr|tr.#.r .ts.... Gladys Leslie
Ar, Harlequin, on office boy ....t
.r.Hsf. #|Hr...rH gudr4u turtru
81. rantsioun. Haap manufacturer
....rr.s rr..r.r-t..r.- Helen ioE
Nr, Fsapiua. travelling saissmsH..
...rrsrrr. ...sr.. raHEr.srs NlOI't ksT
II
Tile ratrhNoFk Quit
Rachel Lyman Field
N'i sire WilllHsr.... .rH.r Elsie kHluEUs
Anne wendell her daughter Mona blair
Joe wendell Anns's husband .-....
rnr.ra. HHH.. Cecilia Denton
H~'iT. their daughter Louise Flammant
in tEo fautaFS
Molly uertha Bsdbury. Edna Moore
william sra..... .s.. itFisu Mitchell
Lwily aa... .srsr.r, AHHabsl TGtbufu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Personals

Mrs Fred r. Meyer of oklahoma
has arrived in tho city Tor two
months visit ana "a a guest al The
Olympic.
Nine, Alym plcss and daughter
Miss Madeleine rlrss. VIII leave I'rt
day hy motor for Southern Callfou
MIA 60 visit friends for six weeks
NJ " Hubbard las returned 10
hos home in HrllnEhsm afor a short
visit with Nine. plcss.
Mis-, ReEinald Parsons went Go
Mcdrord. ore. Saturday Tor a short
visit
Mrs John u AEcn and Miss Flor
enue Agen and James AEru viii rr.
turn Thursday from California 20
spend the summer here
Mu Edwin A, strout In expected
homo Thuuiny from an extended
trip abroad.
Mas Nettie NJ, Galbrullb. punrl.
pal Of ST. raurs Episcopal school
IN Wallt WMla. who has been "a
guest 0t the home or her cousin,
Mir, Florence L. Evans. a. lake
Burden. left Monday FOR New York
TO Join "a party Of Eastern educators
who are leaving for tour Of Europe
Mlss Galbraith viii return the last
OF August
Mrs Gerald Frnk. with her
mother. Mrs. Purys Hausman. aud
Mrs. Allison Bryan. VIII leave Fri,
day fog New York. where they viii
sail on a trip abroad,
Mrs Henry Shead and Miss Eua
Schultz motorcd To Portland Sunday
20 attend tho national convention OF
the Federation Of Music clubs,
Mr.. Thomas ]. seanlon and hi-
brother. Mr.. Martin W scanlon.
sailed last Thursday on the Alameda
for trip to Alaska
Mrs. n, l. Harter and children
Of Chicago win arrive In town The
last Of June ana will spend the re-
maiuder OF tho summer with Mrs
Har,ers parents. Sir. and Mira Frank
H. Robinson,
Mr.. Tom Devote. who graduated
last week from the law school al
on wednesday, June 10. a. sl5
o'clock. at Greenwood Methods,
ts..t-..r.,.-f .N,t-afs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Luncheon at Sunset Club VIII Honor Mrs,
Drdemel; Eastern Visitors Honor Guests

mo HONOR Mrs pnemcl wife OF
i Commander Milo Frederick puc-
mel. l.. $, y, ot the Puget Sound
naval station. Miss Olive Kerry VIII
entertain al luncheon ON Monday
afternoon at the sunset club
Commander and Mrs praemrl will
leave juno n Tor Newport, II. l..
where Commander pracmei has been
ordered TO tho War college tor one
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Cards ont for Tea

MIS-, J, g., Tenant VIII entertain
with a tea az her home on Friday
afternoon from 4 until o'clock in
honor Of Mrs W \. Hitchcock. OF
Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs Hitchcock are the
house guests OF Mr., and Mrs Ten,
nznt for a few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
EntertdinS at Home
IN Mount Baker

Ne,tie Shrcye Bayman will enter
tain her pupils Of dramatic art on
Friday evening at her home IN
Mount Baker park A program OF
literary interpretations Will be pre-
sentcd by n group Of students who
include the Misses Jane Givin. Mar
ion Schneider, Louise F'iamman,,
Annabei Freeburu and Gladys Leslie.
Musical numbers viii be given by
the following members OF the Nor
dlca club: tho Misses Elsie Kalushs.
Bertha Bcdbury. Helen FOX. Gund.
run Larsen. Una Korth. Helen Mitch
ell. Violet Ker. Mona Blair. Cecilia
Denton. Olga Skratass and Mrs.
Edna Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Picnic Supper
and Bridge

Mr. and Mrs. Nura case Nill en-.
terrain at bridge Saturday evening,
az their home. In Iaurelhurst. In
honor Of DR., and Mrs. George Crab.
tree. Preceding tho evening affair.
group OF twenty friends OF the
honor guests viii be hosts at a pic,
nice supper on tho Case beach.
ur. and Mrs Crnbtrce arc re.
moving 10 Mount Vernon 20 make
their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

tho University OF Virginia. will at
rive home the middle OF june. 20
spend the summer az his home here
Miss Bsrnlre parontc m0torCd
over 10 Tacoma 90 spend to-day
Mrs, W H. Perkins. Mrs John
Powell, Mrs Thomas Green and
Mrs Charles g. whutlesey are
spending today IN Victoria, b. q,
pr. ! Tate Mason returned Mon
day ulght from % short trip East
Mt and Mrs Alfred Finch Crock
cr tAuua steycnsl, are hoinE fcliei
tated upon tho birth Of son. June
G, az the Seattle General hospital
Miss Mary Chamhcrlalno ~ New
Haven. Conn. win nsrlyc in town
July !, 10 be the house guest Of
Mua Laura Emory for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs George H1rdEroys
have taken tho Carl Gould residence
Tor the summer, while Mt and Mia.
Gould are al their home near tie
Country club.
Mr Charles 4. HanuiuE Of Port
Angeles h wiling her sister, Ma,
l.. j. Gccr al 1905 T.. Madison a.
Mrs. Lester Hernck and daughter.
Miss Eleanor licrrICk. 81 Meno
Park. cal. viii arrive in town
shortly for few days visit with
Mrs IlcrrIeka sister Mia. Olive
Keith. on their way 20 Victoria,
y, G., where they have taken a
house for the summer
Mime, PBulo Brtnua. ~ Rome.
italy, who has been visiting her
parents. Air and, Mrs, NJ !. Car.
kcck for some time. iH leaving Sun
day Tor New YORK. where she viii
sail June co. FOR France on her
way 10 her home
Mrs. j. ". Goodwin and daugh.
ter. Mrs wyatt CmiE, returned last
week from a trip 70 Alabama
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius findholm
arc receiving congratulations upon
tho birth Of son. Cornelius. Jr..
June T. az Swedish hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Miss Treat to
GiUe Luncheon

To honor Mrs oliver I.amson. a re.
cent bride. and Miss Alice Blake, who
viii leave this month for Maine 20
spend the summer Miss Priscilla
Treat viii entertain thirty guests at
luncheon Friday afternoon At tho
Sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
tpps,y~srg f,tfAfutfrNs

The woman's Legislative Cnhneil
Of washington has appointed the FOL.
lowing chalrmen for tho various dc.
partmcnts for tho ensuing year
Americanizatiou. Mrs Jessie
Thomas irving: Indian welfare. Mrs.
sara r. ober: banking and currency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Music
Piano Recital Tonight

Piano Recital Tonight
ON Tuesday evening, June .. Miss
Fcdalia nurEoss. pupil Of Calvin -
CadT viii give "a plano recital az 10
Cornish school
The program IL Bs follows!
sonata Hp. 70 -H...rr.rr. .r.rr bsflN"ffn
Andautv con Farlafinrs AllFEfo
motto. Marcia THnvbrs, Eulir Wrris
dun lFur AlIvEr8
Song Without words ...s...... fprst
'tarHtHturEu' ............... HrhuwHru
hurfufH7 .... ...........- fHupIn
Ifuir. bp 90. 80 o. ........-.- CHOPIN
sonata fuT violin aud plano. op
IlN ...... ....r..... ......r HfhNHs
'Nr hrrruhIum has kindly contFuf5d
i1 present Nias HurEats ln tnis number
from hla gHarubIr flh6H
The graduating banquet Tor those
graduating from tho. Cornish school
Nill be held az BlanoH cafe. Friday
evening, June -. ~ 10 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
~, HYtsEs HANFfsEs

Iakota Campfire Girls N,ll give
O. dance on board the tamaradsrir
Friday evening. June 20. The pro.
ccsds Of the dance viii 80 10 Tho
ships fund. Al Campfire Girls and
their friends are urged 10 assist In
making the dance a Success.
The girls heading committees arc
Adcilns Oldow. Eva Rurkhnrdt.
Margaret Calder. Petra shelton.
iroua Carlson. Esther Campbell and
Miss Lulu Fairbanks. guardian OF
the group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
AUXILIARY TO

RAILROAD TRAtNMES
Tho ladies auxiliary 10 tho
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmcn
viii hold memorial services, Thurs
day. June ~. a. $50 p. m. 81
1918 First ave Tho regular meet
ing and Initiation viii follow the
services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
(AdycrtlscmonD
RHEUMATIC
NEURITIS
Advertlaement
Cannot Exist In the Human nody "
You VIII Use Trunks Prescription

u IL n shame ~ suffer with In
flammatOry, muscular, sciatic, neu-
iitls or any form Of rheumatism.
This Prescription does not ruin the
stomach " does not depress the
heart, Eat all the meat aud good
t0od you wish while taking Trunks
irnFcription. Contains no mercury
fAlicylate soda, oil winterRrcon or
narcotics but positively oycrcOmoa
hhy Kind of rheumatism or govt on
earth, what more do you want2
Ihrtt w nothing Just as good, and
" impossible 10 get something
hrttef The RfeHtcW uric aclI gol-
vent known and also u superior liver
medicine.
TRUNKS Prescription sells for tL7J
or for only $500 at drug storcf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Dinner Dance at
Tennis Club

The Tennis club announces a din.
ner dance on Friday. June 10. at the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09
Hostess at Small
Dinner

Mrs Louis b. Chescbroush. OF
New York. win entertain with a
small dinner wednesday evening. at
the home OF her son,lu.law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer X.
Leberman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

on wednesday. June 10. al sl5
o'clock. at Greenwood Methods,
Episcopal church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-09

HOME SEWING CLUB
The Home Sewing club, Ladies OF
the g. a. r.. will have picnic
luncheon at Woodland park, Wed.
ncsday, June 10. at IL o'clock. Com
radcs and sisters invited.
Evening star., 1925-05-31

F1ora-Certainly. If you run away
with the girl.
Evening star., 1925-05-31
OMNIBUS WAR CLAIM
ON GERMANY DENIED
Mixed Commission Charges "Palpa.
BILE Attempt" at Evasion of
Law Claimants.

Filing of Gn omnibus war claim by
the Association of American Holders
of Foreign Securities on April 8. 1928
was "a palpable attempt to evade the
legal effect of a binding international
agreement" the German-American
Mixed Claims Commission announced
Friday in a decision denying it con-
Sideration.
The commission declared it had no
jurisdiction to consider or make an
award in any claim notice of which
had not been given to the commission
and to the German government prior
to April 8, 1923.
At the time notice was given that
a claim would be filed for lump sum,
the association, the commission held,
did not then and does not now own,
or claim to own on it's own behalf. any
claim against the government of Ger
many"
The notice, the commission asserted,
was given on behalf of alleged mem
berS of the association and contained
no information with respect TO the
names of such members nor the ma
ture or amount of the claim of each.
A subsequent list provided the COM
mission was declared to have contain
ed the names of members who had
been elected to membership, but had
not applied for it five days before the
original notice was given.