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Seattle. Oct. 25. (P)-Bullitt tes- tiaed before the Senatorial iRves- tigatiOn Committee that his cam pafgn costs of all agencies tOtaled amount spent was $27,926.94 in
 his behalf. He said the total in cluded the expenditures of $17,856. 94cts. by himself or direct thru his agents and $9.030 by the State Central Committee of which he
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Seattle. Oct. 26. (E-Under a Federal Libel. Captain Rdgar Roy Snyder. master of the cannery ves- sel Northland, attached the yacht Westward owned by Campbell and Church of Eugene, Oregon. Say der inserted that the Northland spent AS hours in April towing the Westward which was disabled in the gulf of Alaska. into Controller Bay. He asked the court to award him salvage. Campbell with his wife. son and three daughters with party of scientists aboard the Westward took motion pictures of Alaska's big game during the spring and summer. The yacht Is valued at forty five thousand dol lars, .
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Chicago. Oct. 25, (B-A prema. tnre explosion in the doorway of West Side store killed a liquor eangster and buried his body be- meath tons of debris. Police opin- ed he attempted to obtain defense funds for the clique whose cheif- tain Is awaiting trial for murder It is figured that the nitro glycerne was set pK by hitting the corner of the entrance as he dodged into the doorway when the police natr0l passed.
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Seattle. Oct, 70, (R-The Sunset Club. one of the most exclusive organisations. will not receive queen Marie at luncheon. An invitation was extended to Queen Marie. but she declined on tn adviss of nm. Hill susgssted that sha. amigh: look In for . few minutes for q brief reception" The invitation vas withdrawn. and 1t was learncd that her engagement to dins viii tho professional business Women's club was pacaecelled.
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Kansas City. Oct. 1s. @-ssas- tor Reed telegraphed McNary t9 investigate the erisin. during the Senate campaign invsstisstion in- qniry at Seattle. concerning the merge by Putnam, tho publisher of the Salem Capital Journal, who ps- quested by telegraphing. "I have t on good authority that prsnklin Y. 0rimth Of the Portland Electric Go. paid the Oregonian. thirty i've thou sand dollars for opposition to Robert StanAeld. of which twenty Ave thousand vas sent from head auartsrs h Philadelphia"
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TUESDAY tTElE6RApkiic)
REPUDIATEs
 ATTACK ON MARQUAM

Juneau, Alaska, October 26 NOME NUGGET;
 Emery Valentine. former campaign manager of both Wickersham and Sutherland. last night denied any knowledge of the alleged affidavit against Thomas A. Marquam being circulated by Sutherland in an ef- fort to defeat Marquam for Delegate to Congress. In brief address in favor of Marqusm's candidacy. he assigned the authorship of that scurrilous document, and the equally notorious 8. Hall Young letters to James Wickersham. Valentine de- clared. Referring to that dirty sheet of afhdavit as it is called. positively deny that had anything to do with 1t. or that have any knowledge of 1t. I had an acci- dent some two months ago and was nat on my back fnr forty-seven days It was during my illness and help less condition that those vile trai- tors circulated this paper. That Is the kind of people we have repre- senting Us in Congress. want you to understand that there is but one man in Alaska who has the vocabr- lary to enable him to write such such stuff, and that man wrote It. and he also wrote the slanderous letter Reverend s. Hall Young is accused of writing. and he is that man James Wiekersham.
 JuNeau Empire.
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Portland, October 25, (P)-The Bell Line Company has promised to s!art an airplane passenger ser vice between Portland and San Francisco with branches from Spo- kane, Seattle to Portland and from San Diego. Los Angeles to San Francisco. The concern now oper- ates Il motor bus service between Portland and San Francisco.
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SENATOR .,oNES TESTIFIES

Seattle, Oci. 27. LP, At the clos ing session of the Campaign Funds Investigation. S"ator Joens testified that he spent two hundred dollars and listed Customs Collector Hart son and United States Marshal Benn of seattle. as the only contributors. except the Republican State Com mittee.
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ANDREWS PUTS IN NEW
 MAHOGANY FIRNITlRE

Washington. Oct PC. (P, Chief Andrews moved into his office {; complete stock of mahogany furn ture. despite he ruling of th government r"nrdinator, that ma- hogany furniture was too eNpil- sivc
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Washington. Uct. 25, P-The Massachusetts Republican Commit tee made public a letter from Presi- dent Coolidge endorsirp Snuator Butler. the Chairman of the Rcpuh- liean National Committee, who with former Senator Walsh opposed the Democratic Committee. and said Apparently the President is very much frightened at the present de- feat of Sena or Butler and Cover nor Fuller"
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TELEGRAPH ,REVITIES

Moscow, Oct. 25. Trotsky and Leon Kameneff. were busted Saturday night from their all power full political bureau by the Com munist Party. Gregory Zinovieff was expelled from the Third Com munist International Central Execu- tive Committee and the Central con trolling commission disciplined 3 men for factional activities.
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NEWSY IiREI TIES

phoe;,ix, Oct 2S, <? Charains
 hat one hnnirri thouspnd dollar :. was being thrown inc Arizona in thr last days of the campaign i;r an effort to control the Sta q, part of il through New Mexico and East ern Copper interests, senate Cameron. a Republican incumbent teleeraphed Chairman Reed urgin :, au immediate Senatorial investisl- iion
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Niagiara Falls, Oct. 2i. Pl The Falls interested Queen Marie, who stopped off for a few hours before going on to Canada The severe cold which Marie hal :s now much better.
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Washington. Oct. 25. @-Chief Justice Taft. wrote Supreme Court opinion, confirming the power of former president Woodrow Wil- son, to remove Mir. Myers. former Portland postmaster.
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Houston. Texas. Oct. SA. i4n
 A tiger attacked C. A Wilson. stip- eFintendent of Parks ai Minot x Dakota, who was OH an inspection tour Hans Magic superintendent If the zoo. shot and killed the tiger while Wilson and the tiger s,-re in q death sirueele Twenty nine stitches were tak@n in Wilson's wounds as' result of fi. enmbai
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Washington, Oct. 26. tP).-. The non partisan group of Illinois. sup porting Raymond OKeefe as the beer and wine candidate. for the United States Senate. reported an expenditure of thirty cents and two fifteen cent cigars for supporters. who filed the nomination petition.
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ANOTHER BAD HURRICANE

Hamilton. Bermuda Oct. 26, Ho A hundred lives were lost in a hurricane Friday of the Bermuda coast. The British cruiser Cape town saved nineteen men includign the captain when the steamship Valerian turned turtle and sank The schooner Luciline rescued Il members of the crew and the third officer of the British freighter Est way which foundered.
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Portland. Oct. 2s. R--W. s. Uren Portland attorney. who was active in opposing Steiwer. testified yesterday that the Under wood money which was charged as paid to the Oregonian. was contri- bnted to the campaign fin legiti- mate manner, but il was not for tho personal use of Piper nor for the enrichment of tho Oregonian.
The Nome nugget., 1926-10-30

St. Ionis. Oct 2S. P, Chair man Reed ordered Inv stieations of the Arizona election expenses bv the S"iair rampa;,.n CnmnI'tl"a-
 Senator Ralph Cameron wired McNary last night that one hundred th"nsand dollars was durped in the campaign at ibe last moment from Eastern Copper interests and Californilr4 'n;ar~'" whu arn in t"rested in the construction nf pow CT plants and irrigation pcoi"cts on the Colorado river.
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MONDAY .~~ :~' .-4 If,
NEWsY BREvITTES

Baltimore, Oct. 25. B-Rever- en Olympia Brown Williams, the well known eampaigner for Wom- ans suffrage, died here after a short illness.
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Irvington. Oct. 2G. (R-One cook and fireman were trapped and killed when the river freighter q. r.. Brady capsized near Tappanzee. last night. Nine persons saved them selves by jumping overheard.
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London. Oct. 25, (R-The ad- miralty estimated that eighty were dead off the naval sloop. Valerian. which sank near Bermuda in the hurricane.
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Frankfort. Illinois, Oct. 28, R1 attacked ,Shaws Gar den Roadhouse which was frequent ed by Birgers gang and riddled four dilapidated frame buildings. fought back and the rifle-
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Washineton, Oct. 2S. (4i An eX ecutive order permits he employ municipal ntllccs if if will not inter. terc with government work I'll lation of Secretary Work and Gen "ral Manager of the railroad Smith
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FRED HARRISON IN HOSPITAL

Halted States District Attorney Fred Harrison was removed from his home to the hospital today. suf- feriaE fran an attack of a stroke. It h reported that Mir. Harrison Is affected on the left side but men- tally is all right. ..
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Olympia. oci 2S. A', Oscar Nicl "sn. was arrested yesterday whou Ii" tried T third iimr to ace Cove nor Hartley, to get the governor < aid. 'in exposing traitors of th United States" Nielsen admitted that he had been confined to Il ho
 oital for insanity in Sedro Woolr 5 and that the Governor had kick, | him out of this home.
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ONE WILKINS PARTY FALLS TO DEATH

Seattle, Oct. 27. aP)-Yest eriay's Post reported that Cadet Charles M Wiseley. aged 2S. of the Army Air Service. fell to his
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Washington. Oct. 26, tP)-The Department of Agriculture announ- ced that the cotton crop was indica- ted at seventeen million bales.
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VICTORIA INFECTED
 TOMORROW MORNING

The Victoria is expected to ar rive al 9 A. NJ, tomorrow morning, the first lighter will leave the dock either II A. M. ar P. M
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HCGE WIND STORM
 HITS QuEBEC HARD

Qnel'cc. Oct. 2G, -A wind and rain storm carried away the rOnfs nf houses, blcW,IOwn steel trcstIcs and telegraph and telephone poles.
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VICTORIA DELAYED

The steamer Victoria is delayed at Egavik by bad weather and her arrival at Nome is uncertain.
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S"attlo, ocr. 2S. tH1-The Re- gents. al tn" close ot I two day sesion anaounced ihr program
 t", iner"a" q he pay of the fac uliy to Il substantial amount Ire new instructors are in favor of Chr tlrw Dol cy of cons ruetinn, nn oi University drpar= munts.=
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VICTORIA SAILS TOMORROW

The steamer Victoria Is scllctlui. etl to sail late tomorrow aft, rnoon Or evening, according to the agent James P. Daly, "
 BULLlTT TESTlFIES
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San Francisco, Oct. 25, R-A slight earthquake was felt in tt. Bay region iO.lay
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ADvAsTisEna- Copy for ads in the weekly Nsggst must be is this otlce not later than Thursday NOON,
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London, Oct. 2S. GP, The Bel rian Franc Stubilizaiion loan of seven and a quarter million poundr which was offered in the lists. Wat, fitted and closed | few mimutr 'lior the regular closing time.
 Crowds waited ouisid. tn. lssu ing houses for their prospcctiv' loans.
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Ottawa, Cannda. Oct. 2S. (P)- Viscount WillinEdqn. officially wei comed Queen Marie to Canada.
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Cordova. Oct. 2S,-A careful can vass of the voting precincts of the Third Division which two years ago gave Sutherland eleven hundred majority, will next Tuesday givr Thos, A, Marquam about 500 ma jorfty.
 Cordova Daily Times.
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men burned the buildings To the ground
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Montreal Oct. 2sthPy Quec.l Marie arrived from Toronto an, was received with a great ovation
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II'rrin. Ger. 2S. tA'l As result of two gangst"rs hodies being fonrl riddled with bullets. yesterday. fh#rlrs birger and the Shelton Brothers Factions arc armed 10 ti., teeth and ready to fight
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suBsCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
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Manila, oet 2s, tP, The Philir- pine con. taDularics killod twclys Moros ill heh, here yestcrda The cunstahulary attempted 10 ar rest three Moros. who murder' | Otto lt- S"ifori. an American. TT ! outlaws fought from fort.
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NORGE" PICTURES ON SALE
 AT NUGGET OFFICE
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$'lfll'' Oct. 2&, oP, Walter Clrr horn, ag An"hof1fe mrddl''wrieht he.m Joe Wilson, q negro. from Naneohn"r F C. in fnnr round,
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Cordova Daily Times,
Evening star., 1926-03-08
FERRIS ADDRESSES
VOCATIONAL BOARD
Directors of Federal Agency
Confer on Problems of
Supervision.

Senator Ferris of Michigan and j.
c. Wright. director of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education, were
the principal speakers today at the
annual conference of the directors of
the three educational departments of
the Federal Board for Vocational Edu-
cation in joint session at the Grace
Dodge Hotel. The purpose of the con-
ference, the first held in this city, is
to study the problems in supervision
and in teacher training in each of the
fields of service. Miss Adelaide s.
Baylor, chief. home economies edu-
cation service Of the Federal Board
tor Vocational Education is chairman
OF the conference and presided at to-
days meeting.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge will receive the
women of the home economics depart
ment tomorrow at noon and there will
be reception at the White House for
all visiting delegates tomorrow at
1890 o'clock.
The State directors, State super
visorS and members of teacher-train-
ing staffs in agriculture, trade and
industrial and home economics educa-
ton Of the North Atlantic
region, with representatives from IS
states, are in attendance.
Frank CuShman, chief Of the trade
and Industrial education service: DR..
c. II. Lane. chief of the agricultural
education service; A. p. Williams.
Federal agent for agricultural educa-
lion; G. NJ. McGarvey, Federal agent
for trade and industrial education,
and Miss Edith Thomas, Federal
agent for home economics education,
are in charge of various programs
for the conference. which will con-
tinue tomorrow and Wednesday.
Reports and research studies in
part time work will be the subject
FOR discussion at the regular meeting
tomorrow morning. Tomorrow after
noon Chris l.. Christia nson; expert on
cooperative marketing, will talk
on Cooperation Among Danish
Farmers" a dinner viii be held for
al Of the delegates at $50 pm. in the
garden house of the Grace Dodge
Hotel
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and professional section Of the Wom-
ems City Club on Wednesday. Miss
Lydia Hendricks, chancellor Of the
Swedish legation, will speak on her
experiences at The Hague. Miss Rober-
ia January will give some solo dances.
Among those who have made reserva-
tions are: Mrs. Ada Mills Payne, Mrs.
I. M. Blood, Mrs. Wymond Bradbury,
Mrs. J. Garfield Riley Miss Gracean,
Miss A. w. Stewart, Miss Eta Austin,
Miss McSweeny. Miss Hazel Swift,
Mrs. M. Whitfield. Mrs. L. 3. Holding,
Miss V. Benson, Miss M. E. McKenny,
Miss Florence Bell. Miss Olive Beatty,
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Miss
Birdseye, Miss Helen M. Strong, Miss
Florence Fraser Stiles, Miss Vera
Brungart, Miss Julia Lehman. Miss
Amy c. Leavitt, Judge Mary O'Toole,
Miss E. w. Wright, Miss Laura Ber-
rien, Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer. Mrs
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SOCIETY
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Continued from Eighteenth Page)
Canton n. c., and Miss May Murphy
OF Staunton, Va, who went with her,
are still in Panama. Mrs. Bryant
went through the Canal on the u. S. s.
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar j. Orme enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Mayflower. Among their guests We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Waggaman and
Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Cummings
and Miss Dora Cummings left Wash
ington yesterday for a Today visit in
their home, at Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Long William
son have with them in their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel the lat
ters mother, Mrs. Edward Hotchkiss
Everett of New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Edward Hamlin Everett will
entertain a small party at tea this aft
ernoon in the garden of the Mayf1ower
Immediately following the bridge
party to be given in the grand ball
room for the benefit of the American
waits in the Philippines.
The following names have been
added to the list of those who have
already consented TO become patron
esses for this bridge benefit: Mrs. NJ.
Lindley Wood, Mrs. Henry T. Allen.
Mrs. James Franklin Bell. Mrs.
George Paul Harrison, Mrs. Edward
NJ. Irwin and Mrs. John E. Mcclure.
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Streater; Mrs. Frederick T. F. John
son, chairman Of the refreshments
committee. will be assisted by Mrs. A.
L. Rheinstrome; Mrs. Claes Dickson
Hallencreutz. chairman Of the benefit,
will be assisted by Miss Anne Caven-
dish Boyle, Miss Evelyn Howe and
Miss cambridge Boyle. Mrs. Lucy
Cooper Shaw and Mrs. Frances Cur
ley Adams Coulson have charge Of the
publicity.
Mrs. Royal de LAmetra Mead and
Mrs. Marietta Minnigerode Andrews
will preside at the tea table.
The program includes a talk on the
history of st. Patrick by Mrs. Wal
lace Streater, who has gathered in her
travels much special knowledge of the
saint.
Miss Marie K. Saunders will be
hostess at the dinner Of the business
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VANISHES FROM SHIP.
Passenger on Liner Believed to
Have Jumped Overheard.

NORFOLK, Va. March s P).-
The mysterious disappearance of a
man who left New York yesterday
aboard the Old Dominion Line
steamer jefferson under the name
of r. c. Cook of New York, aged
about 40, has led police here to the
belief that he committed suicide by
jumping overheard at sea. He was
missing when the ship docked here.
He was missed at lunchtime and
o waiter reported he had seen him at
q. q m small handbag containing
fresh linen and toilet articles was
found packed in the stateroom. The
purser Of the vessel said Cook
approached him last night about 10
o'clock and asked for an aspirin
tablet.
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Colored Choirs in Contest,

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, March s.-More
than score of colored choirs and
suartets will compete tonight at the
Tabernacle in n singing contest to be
featured by the singing of negro
spirituals. Entrants include groups
Of negro tobacco factory workers.
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Mime. PanaretOff Hostess
to Mount HolyOke Alumnae.

Nine. Panaretoff will entertain the
Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association
Saturday. March 13, at $3.50 O'Clock.
at 1910 Kalorama road Mr.. VIII
Hutchins, head of the department of
fine arts at the American University,
will be the guest of honor and will
speak on washington as an Art Cen
ter" Acceptances are being sent to
Nine. Panaretof
Evening star., 1926-03-08

The Canadian Society of Washing
ton will give a program in honor of
Ireland in the grill room at Wardman
Park Hotel Friday evening, March IL.
The program will include a talk on
Ireland by DR.. Aubrey Landry, the
humorist; a group Of Irish songs by
Mr. Walter Coosius; a piano recital by
Miss Jean r. Phillips; a humorous
reading by Mrs. William Henry White
and group OF Irish folk dances by
pupils of the Marjorie Webster School.
Mrs. Cyrus Culver is in charge of ar
rangementS.
The date of the card party to be
Evening star., 1926-03-08

given at the Mayfiower Hotel for the
benefit of the free wards Of Provi.
dence Hospital has been changed
from April l. to Friday. April Is. at
2 pm. The affair is under the aus
pices Of the ladies' auxiliary, OF which
Mrs. John Foote is president.
Local members of Phi Omega P1
Sorority celebrated their founders
day with a luncheon at the Cosmos
Club SATURDAY.. Those attending
were Mrs. Jardine, wife of the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture; Mrs. r. w. Car
penter, Mrs. r. J. Poisson, Mrs. j. L:
Irwin, Miss Myrtle Shireman ana
Mrs. Alexander Wetmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wlthe-
row of Cleveland Park entertained
for their little daughter Wilma Eliza
beth Friday evening, at masque-
rade. There were 80 guests. Mar
garet Moore received first prize as
being the best dressed guest and
Jean Champion second prize. Var-
Gus prizes We're given for games our
in the evening.
The home of Mrs. Rose Gouverneur
Hoes will be the historic setting tor
the St. Patrick tea given at l4lo
Twentieth street Sunday, March IA,
from to 7 o'clock by the Wheel of
Progress.
Mrs. Hoes is the District regent OF
the Washington Wheel, and the tea
program will be given for the beneht
of Spoke of the Wheel. the organ
ization's publication. Mrs. Frances
Gurley Adams Coulson is the editor
The invitation committee is headed
by Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb and Mrs. Al
fred Anthony. Mrs. Thacker V. Walk
er IS chairman of the committee Tor
talent, assisted by Mrs. Margaret
Hopkins Worrell, president of the ma
tional organization; Mrs. Frank Nor
rison, vice regent, is chairman or
decorations. assisted by Mrs. wallace
Evening star., 1926-03-08

e. B. Newman, Miss NJ. Daniel and
Miss A. L. Potts.
Mrs. III. B. CAN'T and Miss Elizabeth
Can't of the Northumberland Apart
helm, Atlantic City.
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The date of the card party to be
Evening star., 1926-11-22
SILK HOSE OF WORKING
GIRL UNDER QUIZ
Economic Experts TO Learn If She
Sacrifices Good Food
for Finery.

NEW YORK. November 22.-What