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felt almost as bad. You see she had
been sure that each one of those
pretty eggs would become a baby
before long. She had dreamed over
those eggs until they meant almost
as much to her as if wee brides had
already Matched from them.
"I'll never, never, never forgive
him." sobbed Mrs. Sammy. Il don't
ever want to see him again. didn't
think he could do such a dreadful
thing. I am going way, way, way
off, just as far as ever I can"
Now Mrs. Sammy wanted to be
by herself, and she, too, headed for
the most lonesome part of the Green
Evening star., 1939-05-19
BY Edgar Rice Burroughs

did not keep sharp eye out for
other things So it was that when
BroadWing the Hawk dropped into
the top of a tree not far distant,
Sammy saw him. Now BroadWing
is one of the keenest hunters of
the Hawk family, and is feared
by the little feathered people even
more than is Redtail, who is Broad
wings bigger cousin.
Mrs. Sammy had been sitting very
still, but presently she moved ever
so little. In an instant Broadwing S
sharp eyes saw her. In a jiffy he
had left his perch and was flying
straight toward her. Sammy Jay
Evening star., 1939-05-19
BY Alfred AndrioIo
BY willard
Trademark applie4
For q S Patent Ontcs

saw her danger and tried to tell
himself that he didn't care. But
he did care. With out really know
ing that he was doing it he shrieked,
Hawk! Hawk! Hawk! Fly low,
Mrs. Jay! Fly low"
Mrs Sammy did fly low. She
seemed to simply drop from where
she was sitting right in among
the thick branches beneath her. She
was barely in time Broadwing was
reaching for her even as she left
her perch. With a scream of dis
appointment he flew away. for he
could not follow Mrs. Sammy in
among those branches.
Evening star., 1939-05-19

Forest to think things over before
starting on the long journey she
had decided to take. She was so
busy with her own troubles that she
paid no attention to things about
her. So she did not see Sammy Jay,
and you may be sure that Sammy
took pains to hide as soon as he
discovered her Such picture of
sorrow as poor Mrs. Sammy did
make! Her tail dropped! Her head
dropped! And she looked as if she
didn't care what might happen.
Sammy tried to tell himself that
he didn't care. He did care, but he
wouldn't admit he did. He was sorry
Evening star., 1939-05-19

for what he had done but he
wouldn't own up that he was. He
saw just how careless Mrs. Sammy
was. He saw that she was so full
of sorrow that she couldn't think of
anything else. and that she wasn't
watching out for danger at all. Sam
my tried to tell himself that if any
thing should happen to her he
wouldn't care the least little bit.
suspect that he really thought he
wouldn't.
For some time Sammy watched
Mrs. Sammy and Mrs. Sammy knew
nothing about 1t. But Sammy was
not so intent watching her that he
Evening star., 1939-05-19

lonesome place he could find. He
didn't want to meet Mrs. Sammy
No sir, he didn't want to meet Mrs.
Sammy. AS he sat there, trying
to excuse himself, the sun came
out, and in very little while there
wasn't a trace left of the snow
which had partly caused Sammys
mt OF bad temper. You remember
Mrs. Sammy said this would hap
pen.
When Mrs. Sammy left those
broken eggs and flew away, it was
with a heavy heart. She didn't feel
quite so badly as she would have,
had those eggs been babies, but she
Evening star., 1939-05-19
LETTER-OUT

letter from each
from
it's
Answer to Letter
Leter-Out
P) PARCELED-CLEARED (cleaned out the underbrush).
CID CHASER-CARES (worrieS
tOD COWERS-CREWS (they run ships.
(N FLAUNTED-DEFAULT (neglect).
(E) SPONGER-PRONGS lends of a fork)
Evening star., 1939-04-03
u. D. G.. Unit Plans
Meeting April 10

Former Representative jeff Busby
of Mississippi will be the speaker at
a meeting of tile Stonewan Jackson
Chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, at $50 pm., April 10, In
Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue
NV. Mrs. Elizabeth Fred, historian,
has arranged a special historical pro-
gram.
Music will be furnished by quar-
tet: Miss Thelma Hardy. Mrs. Ida
Wood, Mr.. Victor Russell and Mr..
Lynn Gilchrist, accompanied by Mrs.
Marie Morris.
The meeting will be open to Con-
federate veterans and members Of
the U. D. c. and their friends. Danc-
ing will follow.
The officers Of the chapter are Miss
Carolyn Rogers, president; Mrs. G. l..
Garner, first vice president; Miss
Regina Kimmell, second vice presi-
dent; Miss Estelle Morris, secretary;
Miss bessie Clark, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Ada Holt, treasurer:
Mrs. r. Stevens Poindexter, regis
trar; Mrs. Fred, historian; Mrs. H. G..
Clay. custodian: Miss Frances Shir-
ley, parliamentarian; Miss Maude B.
Snead, auditor: Mrs. Cora B. Talley,
director of children, and Mrs. G. D.
Holland, chaplain.
Evening star., 1939-04-03
Mothers Health
Association Will
Meet Tomorrow

The annual meeting of the Moth
ers' Health Association of the Dis
trict of Columbia will be held at 4
pm. tomorrow at the Textile Mu-
scum of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hew-
lit Myers, followed by the showing
of a film, why Let Them Die"
Mrs. John l.. Proctor, the Rev.
John L. Nixon and Mr.. Joseph
Sanders will be added to the Board
Of Trustees at the meeting.
Mrs. Prentiss Wilson, president
Of the board, will preside. Other
members of the board are Mrs.
Montgomery Blair, jr.; Mrs. Fon-
taine c. Bradley, Mrs. Lewis G.
Ecker, Mrs. Lester Buchanan, Mrs.
Milton w. King, Mr.. Frederick A.
Ballard, Mr.. George Hewitt Myers.
The sponsors of the association
are Mrs. Theodore S. Wilkinson,
chairman; Mrs. Dean G. Acheson,
Mrs. Anne Archbold, Mrs. Edward
B. Burling, Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Mrs.
Worth B. Daniels, Mrs. John w.
Davidge, Mrs. Bancroft c. Davis,
Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlop, Mrs. Ed
ward r. Finkenstaedt. Mrs. William
j. Flather, jr.;; Mrs. Charles A. Gold
smith, Mrs. Ernest Gruening, Mrs.
James Houghteling, Mrs. Reginald
Huidekoper, Mrs. Emory Scott Land
Mrs. Reeve Lewis. Mrs. William W..
Mackall, jr.:: Mrs. Keith Merrill,
Mrs. James F. Mitchell, Mrs. Charles
Carroll Morgan, Mrs. George Hewitt
Myers, Mrs. Stanton Peelle, Mrs.
George Rublee, Mrs. John Stern
hagen, Mrs. L. Corrin Strong, Mrs.
Winslow Van Devanter and Mrs.
Harvey Wiley.
The association is affiliated with
the Birth Control Federation of
America.
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Marietta Park
Club Meeting

The Marietta Park Woman's Club
will hold a business meeting at the
home of Mrs. Blanche B. Grayson
865 Van Buren street NV, tomor-
row at 8 pm, to nominate officers
Assisting Mrs Grayson will be Mrs
Ramon D. France, Mrs. Erma M
Stalfort and Mrs. I. L. Stormont.
The entertainment has been ar
ranged by the founder of the club
Mrs. Stanley D. Reed, who will pre-
sent Mrs. Alfred L. Fleming, speaker
on "Women in the News"
The Executive Board met at the
home of Mrs. Marguerite Foy
Golden, 431 Oglethorpe street NV
Refreshments followed the business
conference.
Evening star., 1939-04-03
Zeta Tau Alpha

Mrs. Edgar Withrow will be hostess
to the Washington Alumnae of Zeta
Tau Alpha tomorrow afternoon at
her home, 3505 Rittenhouse street
NV. The members will sew on
dresses for needy children who are
clothed by the Health Center, a
national philanthropic project in the
Virginia mountains.
Evening star., 1939-04-03
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on, Engli

BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.
M. O'S.-Since identical means
absolutely the same, it is incorrect
to speak of "the same identical
thing" When a person or thing is
recognized as the very one referred
to, and no other, we say This is
the identical man, the identical car
or This is the same man, the same
car"
Send a self addressed, stamped
envelope for the leaflet, "l20 Every
day Words Often Mispronounced.
Ten women have been appointed
presidency magistrates in India.
Evening star., 1939-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Orndorf OF
Arlington are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a daughter,
Sunday, March 26, at Columbia
Hospital.
Evening star., 1939-04-03
Relieve Consti patton
THE EASY Way!
lD.llx, usW Dattis cnsk Dsveisp.
nsat udPs vss osiekb, hsssastB

Until now, the usual treatments for consti-
patton have been very sttenuous, and have
offered only temporary relief. Famous Battle
Creek doctors have looked at this problem
from an entirely ne,c angle. They have asked,
'Is it just sluggish colon that scon t func.
tion properly, OF is it a sick colon that SIM
ply can't do the job Nature intended it to
do?" Through careful, repeated X ray exam.
nations they have discovered that, in prod
ding your colon to temporary activity, you
have simply been whipping 4 horse that can't
pull the load alone.
So, they set out to develop something that
would help your weakened colon, rather than
punish it further. LD.LAX is the result Of
their efforts: 1t forms . soft. jelly.like bulk
that slips effortlessly through your colon. re.
cleanscs away delayed waste matter. There
is no gripping, no straining and no sense of
forcing such as you may have experienced
with strong pur gatives. LD-LAX multiplies
the protective organisms in your colon that
combat poison.forming bacteria, thus reduc.
ing putrefaction-often the real cause of gas.
pains, headaches and that ''all worn out"
feeling. Pleasant tasting LD-LAX, taken
regularly each morning, will help you back
to healthy normal condition which should
be permanent-unless you permit the condi.
tion to arise again, as you probably did At hrsts
through faulty diet and too little exercise.
The Battle Greek Food Co., Of Battle
Creek, Michigan. offers you q complete ins
Of diet corrective foods to help you KEEP
healthy, once your constipation is relieved.
Ask your dealer, or write to them direct,
Dept. 81 for copy of their FREE booklet.
''How to Eat" written to help you.
Get a generous, large size bottle ofLD.LAX
m- ($l.25) from any of the
~G7l reliable dealers listed be.
iLO:kAA low and start back on the
road regularity Today.
WoOdwar & LOtkrop
The Food Shop. 5th Floor
The Vita Health Food Company
1910 l4th Street NV.
618 18th Street NV.
1928 H Street NV.
Peoples Drug Stores
Good Diet Shop, 1926 H Street NV.
Magruder. Inc, 1888 Connecticut Avenue
or from your druggist.
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Shower for Mrs. Jack
Mcpherson Friday

Mrs. Jack Mcpherson ellen
Walker). whose marriage OF more
than year ago was recently an
nounced, was surprised Friday eve
ming by a group OF friends who
gave a shower in her honor Mrs.
Emily Jordan and Mrs. William
Walker were hostesses at the lat
ter's home. Guests included Mes
danes J. Ribar, F. kuno, a. Swan
son, c. 3. Johnson. j. Frost. J.
Ehnat. W. Stephens. b. Aalund,
David Boyde, Douglas Boyde, l..
Trowbridge, W. Mcpherson. l..
Jansen. John Berry. r. r Doran,
l.. =. Davis. Harold Davis. s. r.
Davis. W. Davis. G. Osborne, A. II.
Walker and Misses Irene Ribar,
Doris Kuno, Margaret Ehnat. MIL
dred Stephens, Doris Aalund. FL
Ian Boyde. Sara Jane Boyde, and
Peggy Walker.
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Lewis O. E. S. Chapter
To Meet tuesday

Lewis chapter. o. y. s.. Will
meet Tuesday evening at S o'clock
in the Fort Lewis Masonic hall A
regular susiness meeting viii be
followed by an election Of officers
for the coming year. Those having
birthdays from November through
March will be honored. Mrs. h.
+. Rodgers and Mr.. Wills Sover-
we'll will preside al the meeting.
In the dining room the table viii
be centered with a large birthday
cake Hostesses will be Mesdame7
{. Ross. J. b. stack. Roy shinn
and Stanley Roller.
The chapter auxiliary Will meet
Tuesday. March IL for II 30
luncheon at Ire home Of Mrs. VIII
lam Hull in Sisquslly. Mrs. Oar
rel Kernlghan Will be The assisting
hostess. An election VIII be held.
Friday evening officers and
members Of the chapter honored
their worthy mstron. Mrs. Rod
gers. a. ! O'Clock luncheon. Fav-
ors for bridge which followed were
won By Mechanics Zukerman,
Percy Duncan and Ar Baisom.
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ficer. Students Of the school will
attend the meeting.
Orvilla Patrol Of the Maceahees
will meet Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. w. Dawson 1920 So.
18th st. Election Of officers. Mrs.
+. Rauschert presiding and Mrs,
NJ. kock In charge Of program.
Ladies' Aid Of Messiah Lutheran
church will meet Thursday for the
monthly IL o'clock luncheon In the
church basement A devotional
hour and business meeting VIII
follow Hostcssea. mosdames MI.
chelsen. l.. Nilscn. Hannah reder-
sen and Sina ROM.
Typographical auxiliary Will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Gibson. Tuesday for luncheon.
Mrs. Elmer Hopkins will preside
International officers Will be
nominated Members taking the
1i:35 Spanaway bus Will be met
by car at Golden Slipper.
ChiIdren's Friends society will
meet on Tuesday at the Snowden
home. 303 No. X ri. for 1890
luncheon followed by sewing.
Corinthian Auxiliary. q. r.. g..
Will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Perry. Tuesday for ~ 30
luncheon. Mrs. William Wohl-
macher Will assist the hostess.
Mrs. W. l.. Robertson Will preside
at the business meeting.
MeDlo Park Sewing club will
meet Wednesday for II 30 lunch
con at the home of Mrs John
Still. Mrs. Eugene Erwin and
Mrs. Frank Hayorland viii assist.
Carnation Club Of Puget Sound
Tent hive Of Msceabeos Will meet
for 1890 lunch Wednesday al the
home Of Mrs. a. ~. Anderson.
1910 South l. ST. Regular business
meeting
julia Dent Grant tent, ID. 4. ",
meets for a 1890 pot luck lunch
con in the armory Tuesday. Bus
mess session at 100. Mrs. Stuart
Thinius presiding. Officers and
staff meet al 10 30 for drlll.
Prosoh Study club. summit Mid
land district. meets Wednesday for
u 30 luncheon with Mrs Lew Dill
man. Mrs. Il. T.. Houtz In charge
Of program.
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Alumnae Plan
Gala Dance
Alpha Beta Epsilon Sorority
70 Honor Actives Ssiur-
day in Sseilseoom

Gay green and white oil
coming st. Patrick's Day will
sound the decorative keynote
for the dance alumnae OF
Alpha Beta Epsilon of the
College of Puget Sound. will
give for active members OF
the sorority Saturday evening
in the Steilacoom town hall.
Miss Ina coffman heads the
committee planning the affair for
the activcs and Ia being assisted
by Mrs. William Ellison. Mrs. Her.
man Riggin and Mrs. Donald Shot
well LILLIAN Boyd. who IL presi-
dent OF the alumnae group.
Among the patrons and patron
esses for the party will be Or. and
Mrs. Raymond g. Seward. Mrs.
Seward Is adviser Of the sorority
group.
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Club Schedule For Week

Lucy NJ. Circle, Golden Rule Hive
OF Maccabees, will meet at the
home of Mrs. George Palmer, 62i
So. Steele, Wednesday, for 1890
luncheon. Mrs. Mark Taylor will
conduct business meeting at 2
o'clock.
NarrOws Bridge club will meet
Wednesday at l O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. Victor Atola Pill
No. Washington. Cards and dessert
luncheon will FIJI the afternoon
program.
Ladies Auxiliary Messiah Luz
theran church will meet Tuesday
at 1890 in the church parlors.
Members OF Mountain View Ladies
guild have been invited TO the
meeting over which Mrs. Alfred
Anderson will preside.
Milton PIT. A. meets Wedncs-
day afternoon at 2:l5 o'clock in
the school. A talk on safety"
will be given by state patrol Of
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Mrs Lorne Mckendry Is general
chairman for tho dance with Mrs
Allan II. Link and Mr.. George
Driskell assisting with arrange
ments
Members who will attend include
Messrs. and Mesdames w +. Dif-
ford, Harold Gloyde. Russell h.
Gale, L. ". Doten, Norton Clapp,
l.. E. Mckendry, George Pirsth.
Claude NJ. Scott. Harrison Clark.
Allan H. Link, W. w. Willver.
Fred Schwab. J. II. Gonyea, c. II.
Armstrong. W. r. Martin. L. II.
Rutherford. julius Mann. Bernard
rutherford. Julius Mann. Bernard
Ford. 6. Martin kellar, p. II.
Crothers, J. S. Wilslcy, Fred Lock-
erby.
Bertrand Taylor. Harry Rowen,
Richard Mcmahon. Yves Gibson,
Vincent Carlstrom. l.. r. Henzell,
Charles Mann. F. J. Kruger, r. II.
Petrone. II. Bouchet. r. J. Lloyd.
Bill Fowler. W. Doyle Watt. Bryan
Shera. Harold c. Enger. Russell
Barlow, George Sherwood, Dwight
Orr,
J. Arthur Thompson, Cyrus
Happy, Audsley Fraser. Richard
Mccain. w. r. Brown, Charles
Skewis. George Driskell and Col.
and Mrs. A. w. McMorris. Capt.
and Mrs. Floyde Moore. DR. and
Mrs. f. C. Hopping, DR.. and Mrs.
n. II. Dorm. DR. and Mrs. Mace and
D.. and Mrs. Harry +. Johnson.
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Last OF Round Table
Discussions 70 Be tuesday

The final Session In the hrflfs II
round table discussions srnnsorcsi
~ tire Committee ca the csuss
ard CURE ~ War viii ~ held II,
the Y. W c, A. NeyeFhsenser hail.
Tuesday morning Al 10 oelnes.
During the OPEN meeting MIS-.
q. G. Kills wtil xisc = report -
the national conference ~ the
committee held recently In WASH
inkfon. u, c. The meeting "a opea
10 the pubic
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MANY Attend Luncheon

Thirty-six members Of the Dash
Point Improvement club attended
the luncheon Thursday al the
Community clubhouse. Table dec
orations were carried out in ST.
Patrick's Day motif, Of green and
white.
Hostesses were Mrs. Wallace
Morgan. Mrs. George stenberg and
Mrs. Ralph Gay. The guest
speaker was Mrs. Maude Richard
who gave a most interesting talk
on Women as Related 10 Word
Peace" Mrs. Martin Sorber pre-
sided al the buslness meeting.
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Miss KnesaI Honors
Miss Huohes

Miss Helen Hughes. whose mar
riage is to be solemnized in March
was honored al a shower recently
for which Miss Esther Knesal was
hostess. The evening was spent
in playing games with honors go
ing to Mrs. Nora johnson and the
Misses Jessie Raysbrook and Mar
celle Plante.
Guests were Mesdames N. w.
Hughes. Charles Berry. Otis
Gaddy. Nora Johnson. Peter Hor-
ask, Huff, A. Plante, Clarence
Marker, A Mercer, Howard Knesal
and r. Thompson. Others were
Misses Marcelle Plante. Esther FL
lis. Jessie Raysbrook. Helen Mer-
Ger. Claris Cairns, Phyllis knesal
and Jane Berry.
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blame YOUR
LIVER If

II your liver as>xn't ssessts 20 10 70
euaess u bsls ssssy dag snss yess ssss~.
iinss - eenssit<sen WITH iss headaches,
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p,fssa, u y 70 s<ep bils hesins frssiyt
And What hn~s sld could en~ dsslfs tkxs
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sases@fgily fss years by ~. y. ~.
Edwards toe treating he ps,isass fos
cons,ips,ios ssd siuxyish liver bs,e-
Olive Tablets are unsurpassed In e.
fsetlssnss. b~ezuss ihsy sssmal4se lises
bile "a help digsss fstiy foods. thky lops
up muscular Intestinal sstsos ct the ssms
time help slimlastioa- Being purely s~ss-
table. Oliys Taxes are hsffnIsas. Tsss
their suprems obodnsn TONIGHT
~. sos. soA ~ dsusssossa sdy.
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Hostess at Party for
February Bride

Miss Verna Dodson was hostess
on Wednesday evening at a miscel-
aneous shower honoring Mrs Rob-
ert Huegel who before her mar
rage on February 4 was Miss
Kathryn Blake, daughter of Mr..
Samuel Blake The evening was
spent informally with games Of
Chinese checkers.
Included in the guest list were
Misses Dorothy Moore, Ann Han
sen, Adeline Jacobsen. Mercedes
Bennett, Elma Olson, Bebe Blake,
and Mesdames David Peterson
John Diven. John Paulson, Mildred
Perkins. Helen Cummings. Al Ar
mour, II. T. Moore, f. o. Peterson,
T. w. Dodsen, Jack Gas and A. c.
Barnett. Prizes were won by
Miss Olson and Mrs. Cummings.
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ORIENTAL TRIP FARES
REDUCED FOR SUMMER

SAN FRANCIsGO--Round.trip
fares To the Orient for the price Of
one way ticket during the
months Of May and June were an.
nounoed today by three trans.Pa'
cifio steamship lines.
The unprecedented iow-fare rat,
will be effective on the American
President lines. the Canadian Pa
eifie lines and the Nippon Yuser
kaisha. Passengers can leave from
San Francisco. Los Angeles. &c
attic or Vancouver. n. C.. II was
announced.
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Married At
Church Rites
Miss Rosa Northcuft Weds
Mr.. Murray c. Morgan
Sunday

In a setting of hyaclnths
and pussywillows in the church
of the Healing Christ Sunday,
Miss Rosa Northcutt, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Stanley W.
Northcutt of 229 So. saith ST.,
became the bride of Mr.. Muir
>ray C. Morgan, son of the Rev.
Henry Victor Morgan of 4O2
No. | st. The Rev. Morgan
read the wedding VOWS.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Elmer Gentili and Miss Virginia
Edwards, while Mr.. Frank +.
Sadler was best man for Mr.. Nor
gan. fishers were Messrs. John
Lewtas. and Homer Post. Music
at the wedding was by Mrs. Helen
Congdon, pianist, and Miss Frances
Halstead, soloist.
For her wedding, the bride chose
navy blue suit with cyelamen
blouse. Her flowers were gar
denias. The brides mother wore
blue lace for the ceremony.
A reception at the home OF the
brides parents followed the we'd
ding and later the young couple
lief, on their wedding trip TO
Europe. -,
Mrs. Morgan is a graduate Oh
Lincoln high school and later at
tended the University of Washing
ton, She is a member of Cedar
assembly. Order of Rainbow. the
bridegroom is a graduate OF sta
dunn high school and the uni-
versity of Washington where ne
was a member of Alph Tau omega
fraternity, Oval club, Fir Tree. and
Sigma Delta Chi, honorary jour
nalism fraternity. While at the
university he was editor of The
Daily and at present is a Seattle
newspaper man.
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Plan Return
Of 'lcebound'
Reservations Made for Drama
Leagues Current Play
on tuesday

The second Of tho current
return engagements OF the Ia
coma Drama Leagues Ice
bound will he presented In
the Little Thoater off Carr st.
Tuesday evening under spon-
sorship of the sherman PIT.
A. Mrs. John II. Cox. chair.
man for the affair. is still taxi.
ing reservations nj her home.
Proctor 2b25.W. Also taking
reservations il Mrs. Leigh
Martin. Proctor Oi2S.
Among those who viii attend
are Messrs. and Mesdsmss E q.
Adams, Paul barber. n. u, Esriy,
W. l.. brown. O. n walss. w. T.
Funk. n. r. Fsurc. N. X. Kennedy,
Howard 7. Coleman. Glenn w.
Keith. l.. l.. ncrquest. v, q. Lar.
sen. v ", James. J A, Robertson,
Denton Thomson, Marshon, George
q. Franklin. Gus Appiemsn. ]. y.
Hart. ]. n. Cox, Leigh Martin.
Alex candoo, Edward Lewis. r.
jackson, Vincent Lucich. A. ]
Barnard, Harold Watson. Harold
Dennis. clifford Jacobs, q, ~
shaw. Nels Olsen, A ". Weseott,
William N. Thompson and .. !.
Glenn, Mechanics Joseph Bareoii,
Edward lewis. Russell Anderson
n. n. Hokanson, Evelyn N. Flsks,
Mansfield. Gerry waeehtef. prH
and Mcsdnmcs 4. v. Hermann and
~. l.. MonxinRo. Messrs, G, Nelson
c. J. ostlund. George Tyler and
Misses l., Potter. Edna sehlmks
and Mr., and Mrs. John Hoegh.
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FINAL RITES HELD FOR
MAN KILLED IN FALL
PORT ANGELEs IlAst m

PORT ANGELES Last rites
will be held today for William
Walker 70. University of Csiliof-
MIA biology student. Who fell over
a cliff 10 hls death FEB. 20 while
hiking In the Olympic peninsula
HlS body was found Saturday
after a weeks search. The body
VIII be cremstsd and the ashes
sent 10 Pittsburgh, Pa. for burial
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OIL Use DROPS
WAsHfsGTnS Warld

sumption. excluding foreign mill
tafy use. dropped more than 1000. ?
600 barrels during 1888 Total
1888 consumption. including reiat-
81 OIL products. was Dos ,0o0. 900
barrels. compared 10 1915 600 900
barrels during the preceding year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Mrs. Kahn 10 Spest a.
w. 6. 7. u. MEETING

Mrs. Thomas kain viii speak on
Christian Citizenship" at the
meeting Of Central w. e. r. u.
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in First Methodist church. Mem
bers Of the group who represented
the central division Of the orgnni-
zation at the recent Frances WI.
lard luncheon in First Baptist
church we're Meadames Hattie
Strong l.. A Button. Buzzard.
John Edie. =. e. Smith. Il. r. Brock
and X. w. Hamer.