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, SERIAL STORY
MURDER IN PARADISE
BY MARGUERITE GAHAGAN

he said. II don't think she ex-
pected some of those questions
because she lost her high and
mighty manner when they were
sprung" And she had. too. II
seemed that Margie had danced
in night clubs and 1T was In one
OF those hot spots that she met
Cord and had picked up her big
diamond ring as well as the du-
bious honor of being his fiancee.
1t was during the questioning Of
Margie that Cords background
had been sketched.
Cord, according to her grudging
admission, had been Q friend Of
men now being questioned or in
dicted by the grand jury investi-
eating gambling. and though her
memory frequently failed her. she
told enough to paint Cord as any,
thing but an upright, honest, law
abiding citizen.
Jeanne had sat there listening
with flushed cheeks and a beaten
droop to her shoulders; Miss Mile
had grown sitter and more stony.
You could guess what she would
say to her niece when the two
were alone.
Denny lad. were you the one
who told them to ask la Dixon
where she was at the time of the
crime ?" Maudie asked sweetly.
Denny grinned at her and looked
at me in that way that makes
me want to pat his cheek. Now
Maudie. I just had a bunch. l
stopped in place for 4 beer on
the way here" he continued. land
I met a guy l knew"
He was always meeting guys he
knew. which was one reason he
never was on time when he used
to call on me. He asked how
things were going In town and
we chewed the fat bit He said
something about seeing Stush We
retu the day before and got &c
wondering why Stush should be
in this nice. quiet farm country
Stush used TO be thick with Core
in the lush days and while h,
hasn't been called by the grand
jury yet, I figured he still get
around and knows what's what.
just wondered II he'd seen Corr
and 20 suggested the coroner asi
Margis. I never expected her u
bite 20 beautifully"
Margis had bitten: hook. hn'
and Snker. Her green eyes haC
spit fire and she had become n
diculously aloof and dignified. Blu
for ell that one could sense he
fear. She denied having seen We
retti, but we had the feeling tina
Continued on Page 26. Column s
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Personal
To Fat Girls

Now 700 may dim down ycur face and
hEure without starvation dieting or back
breaking exercises. Just eat sensibly and
take harmola under the conditions and ae-
eording To directions on the package.
karmola Tablets have been sold 10 the
pvblic for more than thirty years. More than
twenty million boxes have been distributed
during that period.
harmola 10 not . eare-all. Marnsola 10
only for adult fat persons whose fatness 10
caused by q thyroid deficiency (hypothy roid.
isu) but who are otherwise normal and heal
thy. We do not make any diagnosis ~ that
Be consulted fer that purpose. Why not try 70
lose thoss ugly, uncomfortable pounds the
MarmolA way : Get . boz Il harnola today
iroh your orRssI adv.
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hnitely more for maintaining
your own integrity.
On the other hand. don't let
yourself be blinded by . foolish
and exaggerated pride. Remem-
Der that the value Of . gift or
Of . few heurs Of pleasure In =
friends house can never be
measured In gold. You needn't
repay obligations Of this sort
penny for penny. II the pleas
ure Of the receiver Of your Gift
matches your own nj receiving
. gift from that person. then
your hooks are balanced.
In many, many ways you can
hold up your end Of the friend
ship by iittie scts Of thoughtful
ne~s that would far outstrip
anything money could buy. !
once heard Of . girl who had
heard her grandmother remark
that she hated 10 SEE the post-
man 70 by without leaving her
Q litter. Thereafter. this girl
wrote . letter % her grand
mother every day that they
were apart. Nothing In the
world that wealth or influence
would buy could have been
valued any more highly than
this one thoughtful little act, 20
often and tirelcssly repeated.
The ndiscriminate distributor
Of iargessc do more harm than
good by destroying the sslf-
respect and initiative Of their
hangers-cn. I'll admit. hut this
sort Of thing should not ~ cen-
fused with real friendship. This
blessing Of mankind should rise
shove monetary values. and can
not BE- measured by ordinary
standards In any sense Of the
word.
Youe own self-respect should
BE- second 70 no other considera-
ton, however. Maintain u at
any cost, and You will find the
respect Of your friends growing
space.
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Because Of the increase, the
Motor Corps unit of Pierce county
chapter has been called in TO as
sist in the making OF home In
vestigstions. providing transporta-
ton for families of soldiers 10
Fort Lewis hospital for medical
care and in the distribution of
lsyettes.
The duties of the Home Service
department are many Among
them are home investigations for
dependency discharges, /. e., when
a service man applies for a dis
charge because Of his dependents.
this group investigates the case
and submits a report TO the mill
tary authorities.
The department also conducts
home Investigations for social his
tories for the use OF doctors in
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I appreciate all she has done
for me. and I honestly believe her
motives ARE purely those Of gen.
crosby and love. but I find myself
becoming more and more embar-
rasoed over the situation. 7 feel
more like q parasite than q friend.
ana I don't know whether ! am
wrong In feeling this way. or n I
am wrong In accepting these
things.
Do you think I should try to
overcome this feeling that 10
growing on me. or do you think ]
SHOULD perform the almost impos-
sibae task Of refusing after all
thu years. Her friendship means
a. much to me ~ my own self
respect. I think, and ] seem TO Be
incapable Of making the decision
myself.
= UNWILLING PARASITE
Drar Unwilling Parasite; boat
1nrget that you are more frsend
80 parasite.
4 agres with you There h
osmeehing terribly aegrsding
shsus . persea who deesn't pay
~ aebsa. The person who tins
saals cut himself h No better
- sAe persoa Who seils out his
fF1raAa.
~Nsver hesitate "a rsfuse what
10 cannot repay. asd cont
wosry about offending your
ffsss1s. UsIeas you are n utter
hsss and ssuare-hesd when ycu
reesse. any frssad worth having
NJ s1mirs as1 reaPeet You In
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TodaY's
RecipeS
sPICED LEMONADE

sPICED LEMONADE
u cup sugar
cup water
12 whole cloves
l S-inch stick cinnamon
6 lemons
quart water
Boil sugar and Y cup water
about 5 minutes. Combine l cup
OF this sugar and water syrup
with spices. Cook 8 minutes.
Strain, add juice of s lemons and /
quart water. Chill. Add ice
cubes to each glass when serving.
Makes 8 glasses. Gemon decorated
cubes, or cubes with whole cloves
frozen in them will add further
novelty.)
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Fillinq With Flavor

Most children Ike peanut butter
sandwiches, but here's q filling
that has q little different" fla
vor. To . half cup of peanut but
ter add . third cup fresh orange
Juice, and a little salt. Beat until
smooth and creamy. You can add
q little more orange juice. II nee
essary. to make the m fixture
spread easily. It's nice on graha m
bread.
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the demands of her profession.
Few woman doctors wear dresses
to work. They don't like to slide
dress over their heads before
putting on their starched white
consulting-room jackets. SO suits
are the order.
Miss Stanwyck has seven suits
in the movie, titled You Belong
to Me-" Not one Is mannish. Tai
lored, true. but softly, femininely
tailored. The tops slip off easily
to be replaced by the physicians
white jacket. She herself took
time out on the set TO model one.
See what we mean" Miss
stanwyck said. parading like a
model and smiling. The brown
wool skirt is gored and fuller in
front. The caramel wool dress
maker jacket has stitched yoke,
tie bow at the waist. And the
caramel crepe blouse has a bow
at the neck-what could be less
mannish ,"
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Since school days have had very
dear friend who is the daughter Of wealthy family She
IL lovely generous. unspoed woman, and regard her
more highly than any one else | have known.
She is constantly showerine with gifts and enter
tanning me in manner that ], with my limited income.
could hope TO repay. She all my objections
with the argument that it gives her pleasure than it
does
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Increase in Work Of 1917
Over January Is Noted
Motor Corps Unit Nov Assisting in the Making Of
Home Investigations; Miss Hervin Heads Plans

One of the busiest departments of the American Red
Cross Pierce County chapter is the home depart
men which in August reported increase of 1919 in
home service work that of the preceding January
expansion in the demands for financial assistance
well the other services given is also be noted The
growth in the population this fort is of
course, the cause.
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YOLA RETURNS

Yola D'Avrill, who quit movies
at the peak Of her career a few
years ago when she married, re-
turns to the screen As 4 character
actress in Paramounts The Morn
ing After"
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RETURNS TO sCREEN

After . years absence Mary
Carlisle will return to the screen
In Torpedo Boat" which William
Pine and William Thomas are pro-
ducing for Paramount.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 20 tel
questions printed on the sditori'
page:
1. Navajo.
2. A small bonsless slice.
.. Sculptor.
4. Halley's.
s. False.
6. Tlft hunters.
Z. Catcher Mickey Owen.
q. The Oregon Territory.
.. France.
10. One.
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Clothes
Should Not
Label"

HOLLYWOOD Woman doctors
don't want to look like women
doctors-snd neither do women
lawyers. professors, teachers, sci
entists.
The nations professional women
are agreed on that one point. They
do not want to look the part"
Not one bit. Edith Head made this
discovery when she did some pri-
waite research on the subject re-
Gently.
The only woman chief designer
at a major film studio, she is of
mind with her sister profess
sionai women.
II wouldn't want to dress 20
that anyone seeing me would say
film designer right off the bait"
she insisted. But wasn't so sure
about how other professional
women felt. Particularly woman
doctors. And as I was to do the
costumes for Barbara Stanwyck
in a new film in which she plays
woman doctor. decided to find
out"
She went to local hospitals. in
terviewing woman doctors and
nurses. She stopped in and saw
some teachers. too, as well as
visiting a research-scientist-
nine - nearby. Her interest
brought results.
WHAT COULD BE
LESS MANNISH ?"
They all said the same thing"
Miss Head reported. They are
sick TO death Of being thought of
as always wearing mannish suits,
flat-heeled shoes, cotton stockings
AS super-sensibly CARRIED, non
fashionable women. They admit
ted mad hats were out for them,
that natural nail polish was the
rule. And no excessive jewelry or
fussy lines. Otherwise they insist
ed, one and all, on being well
dressed. They begged that /
shouldn't dress Barbara ike a
cartoon of a social worker"
So she didn't. But Miss Stan
wyck's film clothes are bound by
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fierce County Red Cross Home Service Department Is Busy Place
V1St Difference in Incomes
Sfains Friendly Relations

Acceptance Of Many Sits and Repeated Entertainment
Is Obligation That Must Be- Repaid But Not in Kind
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Legal Notices

State OF Washington. office of su-
pervisor Of Hydraulics. Olympia No
tioe of Water Right Application No.
55o2. To Whom II May Concern !.
Notice Is hereby given that Mary $.
ton, under date of July 3. 1871. filed
with the State Supervisor OF NY
draulics. Olympia. Washington, an
application for permit 10 divert the
public waters OF an unnamed spring
tributary OF Hylebos Greek. in the
amount of o0s OF q second foot.
IS 20 october OF each year for the
purpose of irrigation ana continu-
ously for domestic supply. that the
approximate point OF diversion Ia To-
Gated within NwA. of SWt. OF Sec
ton 81. Township 81 N. Range AZ
showins the location and plan OF said
diversion and the place OF the pro-
posed use is on file in the office OF
the State Supervisor of HYDRAULICS
Olympia. Washington. together with
such other information as is required
by law. ANY person. firm or corpora
Affected BY SAID application rni may fiis
with the State Supervisor OF Hy-
draulios, AZ Olympia. Washington.
such objections or Representations. in
writing, as he may desire 20 make
within thirty 900 DAYS after date of
last publication. which date Is July
eisl seal this 3rd day OF July. A D.
1871. Chas, J. Bartholet. state SUI
peryisor Of HYDRAULICS.
TRADE BuY-sEIL with Times want
Ads RALPH McCORKLE 7iol East
X call ~ The Tacoma Times office
for two free tickets TO the Temple
thester. T-i6-sl
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Lemon Prices Soar as Heat
Wave Sweeps Over Nation

The lemon market rose sharply
Wednesday with prices ranging
from 81 to $40 per box when avail
able. Shortage Of the fruit was
said to be responsible for the
upward trend a. consumers sought
relief from the hot weather with
lemonade. They formerly sold
from So 10 $3.50 per box.
Boysenberries were available At
si.ib per flats and s2.25 per crate.
Golden Jubilee peaches were selling
from s1,75 to 81 per luz and april
cots, nearing the end Of their sea-
son. were heing released from 81
20 si.1o per pesr-bos.
staple commodities remained I'M
changed.
Listed quotations are wholesale.
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Five rooms. partly furnished. Sixth
Avenue business district. Call
Broadway 1901
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Army Orders

WASHINGTON The War depart
Aent has issued the following orders
Col. Edgar w. Tauibee. ird Brown
wood. Texas. 70 Brooklyn
Lieut.. Coils, Albert II. reyton, ind !.
Athens. Ga. 70 BROOKS iisla: william
military reservation. Pa, 70 Jackson
Vile, Ark: Ralph b Lovett, CSC. :.
washington. 20 Fort Lewis: william
b. ruttle, inf. Stanton, Va, 70 Fort
Sam Houston: Edward Jenkins, inf
Hawaiian dept. 70 Jackson. Miss:
Riehard v. cookessy. SEC hawaiian
1a,s' rnomas r Jackson. inf. Chi.
eagc. to Puerto Rican dept. John r.
Morgan, &C. Randolph field. TO Har-
lingen. Tsx.: Edwin n Day. &C. Tulsa.
70 Naylington. Tex; John Weckering.
inf, Panama Canal dept, TO San
Francisco: John BiRysr. retired. IAur-
81. Nd. 10 Philadelphia: Edwin r.
soSia se s sncS,De s van Hus SsG-
e.. Randolph field. 70 Victoria. Tex:
Se wrishs fisid. 8. trevoked1; Homer
william Johnston, spec. res. Fremont.
o.. TO Detroit: dewitt Frazer Gilman.
spec. res. Washington. 20 Dayton. o.:
clae Relston sowssh. ome. rss.,
Nonaea; Pa, 70 Panama Canal dept;
Okla. 70 Fort sam Houston.
nsid. 70 Victoria. r.s.: n PAUL Del.
hneer. &C. Randolph field, TO VIC
toria. Tex; Jergen B. Olson. ae
brooks field. 20 Victoria, Tex: James
r. Hughes. inf. Fort Knox. 20 Rio
- Janeiro. Brasil; Edmund starke
n. ono. Camp Lee. 20 Philippine
eept-: Lcuis ,. Desbeck. inf. For,
Ord. 70 Philippine dept: Carl W
xohls, Qmc.. Port Huachuca. 70 Fort
eli: Albert n. Drown. dc. Fort Leon
ard wood. 10 Philippine dept: DEN
ton J. Reee. de-. San Francisco. &C
Philippine dept.
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REMINGTON portable typewriter; ex-
oelent condition, reasonable. PR
Sgi5
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-HAPPY-
Grthday
WEDNESDAY. July 10

WEDNESDAY,, July 10
Hazel Mooney, IT. !, Box
1le-H.
Paul A. Jensen. as7i,i 40.
18th st.
Leonard Barfcct, 1406 EA-
seth d.
Mrs. p. q. Budinick, s0S7 10.
It'll ct.
Bobby Field, fS42 South Taco
~ way.
Kenneth Fulton, Roller Bowl.
Hasel Mooney. Route 81, Box
i19-H.
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New First FuH Last
Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
july 2s july 20 Aus 9 July 10
Washington forecast - Fair to-
night and Thursday. Morning fogs
near coast and scattered after
noon thundershowers in high
mountains Of west portion. Con-
tinued high temperature in in
terror. Moderate northwest wind
off coast and over inland waters Of
Washington during the afternoon.
At Tscoms. es m. Wednesday:
Clear. Is degrees Wind north
west = m. p. h. Barometer 1921.
rising %.
Rain last ~ hours. none: since
July !, none. q shortage Of .<6
Inch; since Jan. /, f4o7 inches, a
shortage of 7.o6 inches No rain
since trace on June -. Last meas
urahle rain. .05 inch on June ~.
Sun rises Thursday AZ asa; sets
at 500.
Weather on July Is. 1910 -
Partly cloudy. Maximum temper
aturs was 70 degrees and minimum
IS. Highest wind velocity was Is
N. .. h. from the southwest.
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BOYS wanted as carriers in
Rusfon for the Tacoma
Times. See Mr.. BOWMAN
Of 5lst and North Pear,
3 o. m.
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az WASHER SERVICE Largest part
stock in town. 3722 SO. @ GA Sis
RHoDEs-Wssher Parts. Service BR
1921 Use Your Charge Account.
CALCULATOR heater and canary
singer for sale. 5s24 South Warner
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Gard Of Thanks

u ARTsH-W wish 70 extend cur
heartfelt thanks 70 AL who 20
kindly assisted and for the words
OF sgmpathv and beautiful floral
offerings extended - the passing
of our beloved mother. tSignedJ
EDWARD MARTSH
JOHN MARTSH
Emil MARTSH
LYDIA MCKINNEY
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Situations Wanted, Female

YOUNG LADY attending business
school wants work in exchange for
room and board In Catholic home
No children. Phone Rscines West
ern Institute Main 3l63.
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Your Postmaster car tell you
how 70 invest In u. 3. Defense
Donda-
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WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
At Lutheran Compass Mission 1875
Pacific ave. 10 m. 20 o N
MA sass except Saturdays
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Funeral Directors

81 Years in Tacoma
MEILINGER FUNERAL SERVICE
$40 Tacoma Avenue BROADWAY sass
TuELL FUNERAL HOME
The Chapel OF the Chimes
Sixth Ave at Trafton Main osso
PIPER FUNERAL HOME
sass So. Puget Sound. GA sass
BuCKLEY-kINo co
Tacoma Ave. at So. LIST BR also
CASSIDY a ALLEN
i22$ South street Main 5sol
c. o, LYNN CO.-Distinctive Services
Ti7-le Tacoma Ave Main T7z5
so. TACOMA UNDERTAKING CO
Storlie bo3e SO. Tao Way GA il27
THEODORE 0AFFNEY MoRTUARY
So. 10th and Yakima Main 94i&
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IDEAL family home. six light airy
rooms shady yard, stoksr Proctor
$3.50
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Partly furnished House

Five room house for rent. sl4 SO,
10Th
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GERMAN LADY wishes any kline ~
housework. S5c hour and car fare
1874 So. Washington.
CAPABLE nniddlesged woman; mouse :
keeper, adults preferred Write
C-e. Tacoma Times
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FIVE rooms. lower duplex; redecor-
ated. electric. gas cooking. s2s.
KEYS. 1871 South 2Sth
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LOVEIY five room North Enc home.
automatic heat. fireplace, recrea-
ton room. large yard, pool and
beautiful shrubs. t55 month PR
7lss
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TRADE SELL with Times Want
Ads. CHARLES WEIGH. 2l2o 50.
Tacoma wsy. call az The Tacoma
Times office for two free tickets 20
the Temple thesteF 7-l6-4i
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PARTLY furnished four room house.
South 56th and NJ No children
References. $40 month Garland
94nQ
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mainland waterfront
cabin. Balance seskon Address
p o. Box 1914. Tacoma wash.
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Wanted 10 Rent

WANTED 20 Lease for two or more
years. unfinished house by August
LIST Modern Three bedrooms OIL
heat Two-csr garage Seminary
district and marine view preferred
Reliable adults References Il de-
slfed. VIII give house and gsrds n
best care VII paw good rental
Write D-2 Tacoma Times
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CoRDwooD cUTTERs-cabin. stove
tools furnished. Alder ana fir.
81 so cord Steady lob. DICKIN-
SON CO Charcoal Plant Telephone
Q.F-2 Auburn
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AMBITIOUS. reliable man. able 70
work ! hours per DAY. ase no
handicap Apply Is 2. m. 1907
South 18th.
APPRENTICE for sheet metal shop
Write D-s, Tacnrna Times
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unfinished Houses For Rent

37ol SOUTH 18th
MODERN home with four bedrooms
kitchen, dining room, living room.
4 basement with furnace and
laundry trays, as month. GA
1905. tAgtD
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Situations Wanted, Male

YOUNG man. graduate OF two uni
versities. LIB. degree, office and
legal experience. prefer work with
legal firm or something in that
line draft deferment Telephone
Main $3.50. 1920 North Tacoma
avenue. Lon Watkins.
CARPENTER, brick, grocery store de-
livery work. Have half-ton pickup.
Broadway $3.50
COLORED boy wants lob as driver
or auto mechanic Garland eeS7.
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SHASTA QUEEN wood range. with
copper coils. Practically new. TOT
South 7th
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ussdsy TseOms No. !. sp m.
sormsnns nall. ~. 18Th and X
s,s, business meeting round tsois
discussion and rsfreshmsnts. No
kinney No 7 .. m. iizi "a
z5th 81. and Fuston no. 1, sp m.
HBston school
Tuesday Ail-Gty 10. ~. TO
D m Emerson hall. 1903 =
Broadway business msstinss.
speaking. card party and refresh
msnis. GIG Harbof No. !. : .. m.
81 Nicholas hall. Thomas Lait.
state T0NnssHd manager. speaker.
Oakland No. ~. . p. m. s7sz 80
Tyler st Mckinley No. b p m.
Sheridan school. 54th and AeKin-
ley ave. and ortins No. !. . p. m.
G. A. X. hall
"Wednesday Hawthorne No. 10.
7.s0 .. m. zsi0 Ia. zsth 81 Park
Avenue No. 10. > p. m. PARK Ave
nss school annex. Redmond No. 2.
p m. old postoffies building
Rsnton No. 1, D m. Methodist
church. and sumner No. 1, . p. m.
l. o. o. " hall.