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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-05-22
EXPERTS EXPOSE
FATAL DANGERS
OF 'LOONEY' GAS
Standard Oil Product Is
Menace to Workers
Especial to The Daily Worker,

Especial TO The Daily Worker)
NEW YORK, May 2O.-In long and
authoritative article in which organic
ed labor's scientific experts collaborat-
ed the current issue of the American
Medical Journal, organ Of the Ameri-
can Medical Association, details the
dangers of tetraethyl lead treated
gasoline to workers and the general
public and exposes the inadequacy
Of the report Of the bureau of mines
that gave a bill of health to the prod
uct of the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation
that financed the report.
The American Medical Journals re-
port comes out almost simultaneously
with the conference on the mooted
fluid being held In Washington at the
call Of the U. s. bureau Of health and
1t is the joint product of Mrs. Grace
H. Durham, director Of the workers
health bureau; Alice Hamilton, M. D.,
of Harvard Medical School and con-
sulting expert for the workers health
bureau and Paul Reznikoff, M. D.
Eleven Already Killed.
The dangers Of the new motor fuel
are divided into four divisions in the
article. Scientific evidence in each
case is given.
/. Danger to workers manufacture
ing tetraethyl lead: II died and one
went insane in Dupont, Standard Oil
and General Motors laboratories;
2. Danger to the workers handling
ethyl fluid: in the production plants
and the Distributing and filing sta
lions;
8. Danger in the handling of ethyl
gasoline-gasoline mixed with ethyl
fluid;
4. Danger to garage workers and
to the general public from breathing
the lead dust fumes from the exhaust
of automobiles using the new motor
power.
To Hold Conference.
The last danger reaches the great
masses of the people and may lead
to slow lead poisoning Of vast num-
bers Of persons. The U. S. health
bureaus conference, in which the
American Federation Of Labor and the
workers health bureau participate,
was called after the agitation that
followed the warning of DR.. Hender-
son, of Yale university, consulting ex-
pert OF the workers health bureau,
against the nationwide peril of tetra-
ethyl lead gasoline and his exposure
Of the U. S. bureau of mines report.
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{. W. RIECE LUNCH ROOMS

Seven Places
62 w. Van Buren, AZ w. Harrison
1863 N. Clark 11s S. CLARK
Go w. Washington 1877 N. State
234 S. Halsted
PHONES. HARRISON ss1s-7
6pecialties; e. w. Rieck Boston z.k.A
Beans and Brown Bread
zine Soups ard Fresh Made Coffee
Commicsary and Bakery:
1912 Fulton Ct. Phore West 2saa
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SICK AND DEATH BENEFIT
SOCIETIES

Frauen- kranken- Unterstustxunas versln
Fortschrltt
Meets every LIST a Ord Thursday.
Wicker Park Hall,
2o40 w. North Avenue.
Secretary.
Get a sub-make another Com.
munistl
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JOINT CARD PARTY
I nDietandHealt
-ss.e@r ByLulu Hunt Peters, MD
-4'' Ibner.rnsf a-aAsaAa aaJlL1et, s~ Gzasssa'
y aaLD1eeE~ Mdharva'

wager that you don't ca. anything
between meals because you don't
care about eating. II Isn't ono OF
your interests IN life, Too bad.
Another thing. you cannot toll
whether You arc eating moro or
lass than someone else. unless you
count cnlories. too7" Yea in order
TO gain. you have TO know tho cal.
ORIG value OF foods, just as your fat
gis,er does. but instead Of decreas-
Ing your calories. as she does you
hayo TO increase them.
Instead Of shrinking your stom.
ach, you havo to stretch II 80 that
It wfll DO able to caro- for sufficient
food for your needs. Your stom-
ach IL contracted. no doubt, else
you would not feel so full after two
or three mouthfuls OF food.
First, arc you sure you are un.
dsrweight for normal7 You want
TO remember that undervoiEht for
tho average. after 40. Is normal.
AHp hH'lAtTA ao hAuHr w Oh
great many moro overwsightors
than undorweightors. because three.
quarters Tor moro OF our adult
population AFRO overweight. Tho
averages arc usually taken from in.
surnnco statistics and II has bcon
found by tho insurance companies
that those who are undorwoight for
tho average, after 40. arc healthier
and havo n longer lifo expectancy.
Now perhaps you hayo not fol.
lowed our reducing series. 30 here's
the littlo rulo TO determine normal
adult net weight.
Multiply number OF inchos over
five feet In height. In stocking feet,
by five and ono-hnlf add 10. II
under five feet, multiply number OF
inches under flYo foot by fivo and
one.hnlt and subtract from 40.
You may vary fivo per cent
above or below this. depending upon
tho hcnviness OF your bones.
Tomorrow I'll tell you how TO in,
crease your calories.
ITO orrowi Too.Too.Thln7
part 81
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Too-Too- Thin? part y
YOU can gain

YOU can gain
L In a delightful old book,
Wadd on "CorpulsnGy,r published
in 1850, thsre is a short chapter
on how TO gain. In that chapter
Mr.. Wadd says that when The
Spectator, London publication,
was first published, the following
advertisement appearedl
An assured cure for leannsss
which proceeds from cause which
few know, but easily removed by
an unparalleled specific tincture,
which fortIfies the stomach, puri.
fiss the blood, takes off frstfulnsss
Of the mind, occasions res, and
easy sleep, and as certainly dis.
poses and causes ths body 20 thrive
and become plump and flsshy II
no manifest distempor afflicts the
patient, as water will quonch fro,
and il Ia pleasant 10 the taste and
70 sold only In Mr.. Payne's toy,
shop, price three shillinEs bottle
with directions"
Do You want an assured cure for
leanuess7
Notice the different things that
this unparalleled specific tlncturo
promised TO DO. They arc quite
significant,
First, you should have n thoro
physical examination by com.
petent physician TO SEQ II thers IL
no "manifest dls,ernper" affecting
you and causing your thinness, II
you have, that must be attended
10 before you can hope TO gain. /,
may be possible that you arc chron,
ically poisoned from diseased ton.
sils. bad teeth, diseased nasal sin.
uses. or other spots OF infection
elsewhere In the body.
Now wo will suppose that you
have had this done and tho doctor
said that th.ro Is nothing organical
" wrong with you. Obviously. n,
tho advertisement says, you have
got 10 do gomsthing 70 fortify youi
stomach, purity your blood, get rid
Of tho frotfulnsss OF your mind ant
have moro rest and easy sleep. You
are going 10 ho hblo 10 do all oil
those things by increasing your in
tako OF food.
~ told you Saturday, you hr,
not eating enough for your moods
and you arc undoubtedly suffering
from degree OF nodosis, auto
lntoxlcation and n coupla othoi
things.
II may bs true that you thlnl
you aro eating moro than your IA
slttor, but In this matter OF eating
snch person 10 Il law unto himself
because no two persons have exact
~ tho samo physical makeup or IN,
same activities, Bsgidea, tho ohsnoei
arc that you don't oot more thar
your sister; you do not cat nearly
70 much. You can't tell what nh,
eats between meolsl II ls a saf,
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advertisement
Skinny Men
Gain S Pounds in 80 Days
Good, Healthy Flesh

Doctors and good pharmacists
know that Cod Liver Oh is full Of
vitamines that make flesh, create
appetite. builds up the power 10 re-
sist disease and puts good solid flesh
on skinny men and women.
But It's horrible tasting stuff and
every day fewer people are taking IL,
for doctors are prescribing and peo-
plo are fast learning that they can
get better results with McCoy's Cod
Liver oil Compound Tablets. which
owl Drug Co. and druggists all over
the country are having a tremendous
demand for.
one woman gained 10 pounds in p
days and II any skinny man or
woman can't put on pounds in 80
days. your druggist is authorized TO
refund tho purchase price.
Be sure and get McCoy's, the orig
lnal and genuine Cod Liver OIL Com
pound Tablets-so tablets--6o cents.
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Miss FreiR WedS IN University Church; Din
Rer to Honor Boston Guests

IN THE University Unitarian
L Church The marriage OF Miss
NIco Frcin, daughter ot pr. and
Mrs Pierre Joseph Freln, 90 Mr.
Iesso Charles johnson, son ~ Mira
Mary S. Johnson. was solemnized
SATURDAY evening Rev Or. John
carroll Perkins read the service az
s o'clcck.
Tho bride. given IN marriage by
her father. was exquisite In an im-
ported gown OF white lace over
white satin, designed with n fun
skirt. tight bodice and long close
nttlng sleeves IL was giriled with
silver cloth and had no train save
that formed by tho veil 81 tullc
which fell from a silver lace cor
onet with a spray % orange hlos-
SONS al either side. For bouqtyt
she carried shower Of white rose
buds and orchids. Tho bride was
unattended
Mr.. Frank Small was best man
for Mr.. Johnson, and tho ushcrs
were Mr. John Holmes Mr Rich
ard shaw. Mr. Roy knudson and
Mr. William Richards
Mr.. Walter n whlttlesey played
tho wedding marches and pro-
gram OF wedding music before tho
ceremony,
The little edlfice was charming
- -. ..h.-,--r. % >, a,,,,tr,a ana s,Ft
greens under the light OF cream
candles Tall standards garlanded
with cream pom poms and bearing
rows OF flekerlng tnpers marked
the center aisle, Bouquets ot
creamy ohrySnthemums and ,apcrs
IN silver sconces were on the altar.
and az either side were hish bas-
kets Of ehrysanthemums and candles
in branching candclahrn. while In
the high Gothic window above the
altar stood three stately Or trees
Orange and eoppert-oned ehry-
santhemums decorated the Frein
residence for tho reception which
followed the ceremony Presiding
al the supper table were Mrs
Henry suzzallo. Mrs NJ Lyle
Spencer, Mrs John Carroll Perkins
and Mrs. Frederic J. Bailey Of
Port Townsend. Assisting were
Mrs Roy Knudson. Miss Marion
Lucas, Miss Helen Graham. Miss
Adelaide Fairbanks and Miss Louise
Macdonald,
Mrs. johnson vera Tor travelling
a black corded silk costume trimmed
with sable and small black satin
hat
Mr, and Mrs. Johnson will be at
home AZ tho Commodore apart
msnts after December 10.
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Supper Win FoHolc
Wedding Rehearsal

Following their wedding rehearsal.
Miss Lorraine Campbell and Mr..
Walter Graham. whose marriage will
Re celebrated Thursday evening. at
the home Of sir. and Mrs, George
T. Myers, will entertain at supper
in tho marine rcora at Tho Olympic.
The occasion viii honor Miss
Gladys DUNN and sir, Harold Marr.
Of Portland, who viii ba IN town
for thu wedding, and the members
Of the bridal party
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Orthopedic Shops

North Queen Anns Guild will DO In
charge OF tho service at tho ortho-
pedic Lunch room Tuesday. Mrs. W
A. Raueris viii b hostess and Mrs
II. u. Owens, assisting hostess. The
ladies nplStinS viii bo MIRA. Walter
HlumRn.' Mrs. c. J. Mcneil. Mrs. W
q. Leach. Mrs. e. L. Barnett. Mrs
q. o. Vincent. Mrs, o, r. Condor.
Mrs sybai iAmrlok. Mrs. w. l.
Stoves. Mrs Ralph HR;tcn. Mrs. A
W. sandhers. Mrs, J. J Medrew and
Mrs, Frank Van Pattcn,
East Highland Drive dulld will
have charge az tho Thrift Shop IN
tho morning. represented by Mrs. A
r. Tyson and Mrs. w, T. Morris
ssahurst Auxiliary will have ohargs
on Tuesday afternoon. represented
by Mrs. John Niksoison and Mrs. A
q. LaifsrInan.
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Or. and Mrs. Perry TO
GiUe Dinner

To honor Mr.. and MIRA Donald
barnes % Boston. who arc guests
IN tho city. DIR. and Mrs Richard
Perry win entertain with a small
dinner Thursday evening In tho
Marine Room at Tho Olympic
Invitations have been limited "a
Intimate friends OF tho honor
guests.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES
3. W.. c. A. MEETINGS.

s. Vs. c. A. MEETINGS
Monday November Ig- Charm
class, auditorium. o'clock; buffet
luncheon and sunday EIVpcr.t Mra.
g. - Wlugute. hostess
TuGBdHy- Cosmopolitan Club,
second n00E club rooms, 7t2o.
dramaticB
wednesday Athlete Club. gym
nasium 7 o'clock. basketball. Eurlla
Nicely IA charge.
I.atahni Club. third floor club
room. Z o'clock. business meeting.
Harriet Smith president. ia charge.
T'hursday-Triends Of Al Club.
third floor club room. O'Clock,
Bible lesson, Mrs J0seph e. Black
IA charge.
Union Bible Club, Bible room. 7
O'Clock. Bible discussion led b.
Helen Galley
Alsacon Club. second floor club
room. O'Clock. stunt party Clara
Mul.Of IN charge
Friday -G Girl Reserve Alumnas
Club. Girl Reserve room, O'Clock
business meeting, Lulu Anderson in
charge.
Eaturday-Juniors. auditorium.
$3.50 % " o'clock
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

Neat gifts OF tho home made
variety may DO procured at tho
annual Christmas sboppe Of tho
Ladies' Aid Society OF tho First
Methods, Church this week.
Commencing on Tuesday morn
ing. there viii DO a three days
special saio Of aprons pillow COW
cra buffet cots and other embrold-
cred. knit and croeheted articles, as
we'll Us mince meats and Christmas
foods. Tho rale mili b. held IN
tho church basement. entering on
Marion 81. just below Firth Ave.
Luncheonn and dinners win BE-
served.
The proceeds viii so 20 mes, tho
$4,000 pledge made by tho Ladies'
Aid toward tho First Methodist
Church building campaign
GUARANTEE CLUB
The ouarauts Club win meet on
Tuesday. November nth, AZ ste
r. s5th ST. Mrs c, H. Morton,
hostess
SEATTLE LODGE no. Z
Tho Guardian Circle OF Seattle
Lodge No. z. y. H. p, A. viii give
progressive whist party on Tues
day evening. November 18th. a,
$3.50. at Evergreen Hal. 1909 Ninth
Ave. Regular lodge meeting at
1880 o'clock.
NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
The Norwegian Hospital Associs-
ton will meet In Norway Hall
Tuesday. November 18th. Board
meeting At ie o'clock. Regular
meeting 1870.
The annual Thanksgiving fruit
shower viii also be given for the
benefit OF tho hospital. Friends and
members AFRO cordially invited
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ANNUAL BAZAAR BY
LADIES' AID SOCIETY

Tho ladies' Aid Society Of tho
Mount Baker Park Community
Presbyterian church win hold it's an
nual bazaar Thursday and Friday.
November 10 and 20. al tho church.
corner Of Hunter blvd. and Hanford
~. Waffles and coffee win be served
on both days ~ noon. and ice cream.
cake and tea In the afternoon.
The bazaar viii feature a country
grocery store, fancy work, dolls.
aprons, rag rugs. O white elephant
table, candy and home cooked foods.
Mrs. Frank J. Caikins is general
chairman OF the bazaar. Mrs. G. c.
Dose viii be In charge OF the fancy
work. Mrs. J. +. Mcclure. white ele-
plant; Mrs W. +. Gwln and Mrs.
a. T.. Schneider. country grocery
store. Mrs. T NJ. Gamble. candy;
Mr.. Nord. dolls: Mrs. Alfred Wayne.
delicatessen: Mrs. II. f. Wilson,
aprons. Mrs. Robert Schoheld. rugs
and Mrs. l.. L. Hillman and Mrs. A.
j. Bold. refreshments.
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MISSIONARY LEAGUE

The Congregational women's Mis-.
alonary League win meet AZ Ply.
mouth church Tuesday. November
~. ~ 1890 o'clock. Rev. A. j.
Martin. recently returned mission.
airy 20 South America, WIN speak
Box luncheon.
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MADRoNA PIT a.

Tho November meeting OF Ma.
dronn PIT A. will be held In con.
nectlon with tho Aiadrona school
open House." on Tuesday evening.
November 18th. from 20 o'clock.
Each teacher Will be hostess In her
own room and program or gen.
crai interest will DO held in tho
assembly room.
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My dear followers:

When sending for material ad-
dress your letters TO Dr. Lulu Hunt
Adams Service, 75o Park ave. New
York city. Please remember 10 ON.
cioss STAMPED. sELF-Ap-
DRESSED envelope bearing your
full namo and address. The pam.
phlet on reducing and gaining il
tho only ono for which you must on
close TEN cents In stamps extra.
Mako letter. as brief as possible,
NOT OVER 200 WORDS. and type or
mako them legibly with Ink Please
sign your namo as evidence of good
fnIth--wo will not use II In any
way Remember II II impossible Tor
mo 10 diagnose for you. Tho aues.
tions you ask will be answered In
this column ns soon as possible. IN
they arc OF general interest. Don't
forget tho BTAMPED. SELF-AD-
DRESSED ENVELOPE.
Copyright. 1926. by Tho George Mat.
thew Adams Service.
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A. r. DAY PIT. a.
Tho b. D.. Day PIT a. win show
Harold Lloyd, Ia Hot water al
tho Fremont theBirr Tuesday and
wednesday evenings. November ~
and H. There viii DO matinee
Tuesday afternoon az gg.
AUXILIARY TO MAPLE
LEAF POST
Tho ladies' Auxiliary 20 Maple
Lear Post viii have military whist
party Tuesday evening November
II. NJ $50 O'clock IN tho Legion
clubrooms. COS Third ave.
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Entertains for
Mrs. Barnes

Mrs, Frederic struvo entertained
AZ luncheon this afternoon AZ The
Olympic, In honor OF Mrs. Donald
Harness. OF Boston, who II a much.
fetsd visitor In town
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Buffet Luncheon bv
Mrs. Ristiue

Mrs Henry @, Riztins Is enter.
tanning with buffet luncheon at
her home on Tuesday afternoon.
November "a. In honor OF Mrs
Donald Barnes OF Boston.
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ALKI PIT A.

AK PIT A. will meet Tuesday,
November II. a. 2:3O o'clock, at the
school Miss corbin. child librarian
OF the West Seattle Branch Library.
viii talk on Better Books for the
Children" and Miss Dunn, Of the
eth A. will read a paper on why
Parents Should Visit tho School +"
Tho pupils Of Miss Bantcr's room will
furnish tho music. Tea VIII be
served. with Mrs. Warden and Mrs.
Whitman acting as hogtcsseg.
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AUXILIARY
LEAF POST
WEST SEATTLE
SOCIAL CIRCLE

West Seattle Social Circle, o. H.
T.. will meet Tuesday. November
~, In tho dining room Of tho
Masonic Temple. sgi2i California
ave. Bridge and whist viii DO
played.
Tho hostesseH will be Mrs KRth-
srino Powers. Mrs Madgo Meade,
MTs. Dagney Grayan and Mrs
Anna Boswell
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LINCOLN PIT. A. MEETING

Lincoln PIT a. VIII NEE, Tuesday.
November n, at ? o'clock. IN Annex
T. Tho subject for discussion win DO
what Have Parents q Right 20 TX.
pect From Their High School stu.
dsnts7 Some Would Say Obedience,
Help IN the Home. etc What Would
You Think" a threo.minuto talk
on the subject viii DO given by each
Of the contributing grade school
presidents, after which there win be
open discussion. Violin solo by Eric
Koker and tea hour will conclude
The program.
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Dinner for
Returned Irnreler

To honor Or. and Mrs. Otis Floyd
hanson, who recently returned from
tho East. Mr., and Mrs, C. Edwin
Davis viii entertain with a dinner
Of twelve covers At their home Sat.
uriay evening.
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Hosts at Dinner
Before Ball

Or. and Mrs. Otis Floyd IAmson
win be hosts az dinner OF twelve
covers Wednesday evening before the
Black and White ball az the Sunset
club,
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Personal

Judge ana Mrs. Burke left sstur.
day for tho East. on a trip Of Eeg-
eral weeks,
Mr.. aud Mrs Edward Agusu. Qf
Everett spent tho weekend vie
SIR. and Airs, Thomas GfoenlnE
Mrs. John Camplon returned Sat
urday from q two weov visit IN
Vancouver. H. e.
Mr. and Mu. John AZ BparEur
spent tho weekend at their coun-
try home. "Nlrynna. AZ Port
Madison.
Mr.. and Mira O. r. Graft will
leave Tuesday on u six weeks trip
East While away they will visit
their Hon-iu-iaw and daughter,
Lieut. and MrA Francis Paxton Old
In Annapolis.
Mira George u. IuttinEor. who IL
now visiting IN Seattle was tho
guest OF MIRA Samuel Lsfloy Craw-
ford Ut tho annual Historical 10
ciety celebration, November "a. at
tho homo OF Mrs NJ. J. Carkeslt.
Mira laitingers father was Mr..
Charles T. Terry. ono Of the found
ora OF Seattle. Mrs. TallmadEo Con-
over OF Tacoma was also Mrs,
Crawfords guest
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CARD PARTY

Pythian Sisters Of Rainier TEN.
pls No. 90 VIII have q card party
Tuesday evening, November II, at
$50 o'clock. at Cooperative Hall.
Friends OF the order are cordially
invited
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Dinner Dance

The Seattle Yacht Club viii en-.
icrtain with dinner dance on
Saturday evening. November Il.
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SEATTLE LODGE, no. I

Seattle Lodge. No. 7. d. H. p. A.,
viii meet Tuesday evening. Novem.
Der II. at 1890 o'clock. in Evergreen
hall. A. o. u. W. building. 1909 Ninth
ave.
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sTEyENs SCHOOL
MOTHERS, CLUE

Stevens School Mothers club will
meet Tuesday evening. November
H. at 1880 o'clock in interesting
program, featuring Educational
Week" has been arranged. Pro.
feSsor Clark Bisnc,t. OF tho univer.
ulty Of Washington. win speak. and
Mrn. Evelyn Diamond. accompanied
by Mra. blanche Rozema, viii sing
Patrons OF the school are asked 10
attend.
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LIP READERS cLun

Tho Lip Readen' Club win meet
Tuesday evening, November IT.. at
$ o'clock. In tho writing room Of tho
Hotel Frye. Lip reading practice
from 20 Q. followed by social
hour All interested invited TO NJ.
tend
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UNIVERSITY CAMP.

UNIVERSITY CAMP.
Il. y. A.
The University Camp. IL -. A..
will give benefit card party At
Wings cnfe,sriaa on Friday even.
Ing, November 80. az $50 o'clock.
whist and five hundred.
LADIES' AUXILIARY TO o. n. @.
The Ladies' Auxiliary 70 ths o. n.
c. win have q bazaar on Friday. No
vembar 20, az Trinity hall. iassn
FRS, ave, Noon luncheon. and cards
In tho afternoon.
JOINT CARD PARTY
Tho Wisconsin Club and the wis.
consin Goldenrod Club win entertain
With tho frs, OF sories OF Joint
card parties on Friday evening. No.
vember 90. at Norton's cafeteria.
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.nontANp rARK -. A

The regular meeting OF the High.
land Park PIT a. win 10 hold On
Tuesday afternoon. November Il. az
gao o'clock in tho school assembly
room. There VIII be- business
meeting. a short program and re-
froahmenta. An who have not
Joined. but arc interested In the p
r, A. and tho welfare Of tho children
are invited TO como and do 10.
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SEATTLE CHAPTER y. A. r.
Mira Bailey v. williams win en-.
terthIu tho members Of Beattls
Chapter D. A. r. Tuesday. NOvsm-
Der 18th. a. her home. COS THnk
boulsad Cards win feature the
nfirrnnnn.
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Women's Clubs

The hpatoHnca Tor Tie afternoon
include Mrs Gunuar Lund. Mrs
r. o. Gahrislson, Altt Jorgan Mlt.
tott aud Mrs Harold EngdaL
HORACE MANN PIT. a.
Horace Mann PIT. A. win meet
Tuesday. November II, at o'clock
al tho school Pupils OF room 8
viii present drama on tho life
aud Works OF Robert Louis Steven
som: Mrs j. c. Gregory OF the
YesleF library VIII talk on new
books and win have books on
display: Mira Ruth Dahnkin will
speak on the Woman'H Protective
department OF the police.
ARMY RELIEF BRIDGE
AND NAH JoNGG PARTY
The Army Relief has arranged a
bridge and nah joagg party al The
University American Legion build
ing. sii 5oth Ave. y. 4. on Tues
day afternoon. November II. al
o'clock. Mira Barden, vito OF Col.
w. J. Barden Is president Of the
organization. and Mrs Bundy, wife
Of Col J. c. Brady. vice prcsi-
dent
Tickets may 30 obtained from
Mrs Oscar ]. Charles. KEnwd-52s9,
and Mrs. Howard O. Daylds. nj Fort
L.awton.
] RAINIER PIT. A.
Rainier PIT. A. viii hold It's reg,
ulnr meeting Tuesday. November II.
NJ $50 O'Clock. Mr.. NJ Evans Nor
gan. vlco principal OF Roosevelt high