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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
Alirusa Club Plans
Charter Ceremonies

When members of Altrusa club
met for dinner Tuesday at Dalhem,
interest will center on plans for
the formal ceremonies at which
the Tacoma chapter of this inter
national service club for women
executives will receive its charter.
on April rs. Coming to Tacoma
for the charter dinner, which will
Also mark the anniversary of the
Tacoma chapter. will be Mrs.
Emile Il. Burcham of Spokane,
first vice president of Altrusa
International, MIS-. Agnes Powell.
district governor. and other yisi-
tors.
Members Of the local chapter
are busy planning an elaborate
celebration for the occa SION, and
Mrs. Charles Robbins, president,
has appointed Mrs. Lyle Ford
Drushell as general chairman, with
the following committees to assist
her: invitations. Miss Mary Bat
terson, chairman. Mrs. Jessie
Langstsff. Miss Stella Kellogg,
Mrs. Anne Story. Miss Mona
Callister, dinner, Miss Helen Mil
Ter, chairman, Miss Edith Boyd.
Miss Kara HARRISON, Mrs. James
Lamb. Miss Ena McGraw, Miss
Olive Riehey; program. Mrs. Willis
X. Gould, chairman, Mrs Locke
Refill. Mrs. Carl Hallen, Miss Helen
M X nnsy: photography. Mrs.
Luke Schell. Miss Helen Harvey
finance. Miss Mona Callister, Miss
Lois Frantz: reception. Miss
frankie Ladley, chairman, Miss
Isabel Franklin. Mrs. Jeannetts
Fraser. Mrs. Margaret Bowen
charter arrangements, Mrs. Lyle
Ford Drushell, Mrs. Geneyieve
Houston. Mrs Margaret Blair;
transportation. Mrs Tom swayze
chairman, Miss Alice Fraser, Mrs.
Locke Mclean. publicity. Mrs..
L. s Tullus.
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Daughter Is Born
To C.J. White,

Mr. and Mira. Clinton J White
Alice kfeidsr1 are celebrating ths
arrival u their first enid. a
daughter. On March II a. The
Northern Pacific hospital Tns
new member Of the family viii Ds
Janice Cay White
Welcoming the new arrival are
grandparents. M H. b BREEDER
and Mf. and Mrs. Ernest A White.
al Of Tacoma and great grand
parents Hrs r. q Patrick Of Ia
coma. Mrs. Margaret McAtiin Of
San DieTo. Calf and Mr.. D h
White Of Tacoma.
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Academy Alumns
Entertained
Mrs. lilley Opens Home
To Former Aquinss Class

Mrs. Eugene Lilley opened
her home Friday evening to
the members Of the Aquinas
academy alumnae class Of
1899 of which she is an active
participant. for their regular
monthly meeting. Mrs. Lii
ley. the former Virginia Ro-
bello, charming in lowered
silk hostess gown, welcomed
the members of her class al
her newly established home.
A business meeting WAS held.
preceded by social hour. A buf-
fet luncheon was served later IN
the evening. The eenterpiee con
sisted of lighter tapers amid daft
fodils reflected IN q table mirror
Miss Lorraine Aekermann. class
president. home for the weekend
from Seattle college. presided over
the meeting.
Those present we're Mesdsmes
Robert Radcliffe. John Marshall,
William Zenk. Eugene Lilley. the
Misses Marie oLeary. Helen Nc
Eachrsn. Doris Patnode and 1rms
Froehler. Out-of-town guests were
Claire Rrossoit. University Of
Washington; Joyce Gruhb. st.
Peter, hospital. Olympia. and Lor-
rains Ackermann. Seattle college.
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Miss Younker
To Wed Friday
Ceremony Read Quietly
In Bensdom Home

The home of the Rev. and
Mrs. w. O. Benadom at Ort-
ing was the scene of a quiet
wedding Friday evening at 8
o'clock when, with Rev. Bena-
dom reading the vows, Miss
Winnifred Grace Younker be-
came the bride of Mr.. Elmer
Paul Orris of Tacoma.
The bride. who wore a light
blue alpaca street dress with black
and white accessories. and a shout
der corsage, WIS attended by
her younger sister, Miss Violet.
The bridegroom twin brother,
Mr.. Grover Orris, also of Tacoma,
was best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony. a reception for 40 friends
and relatives WAS held at the
home of the brides brother-in-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Flork,
near Lake Taps The young cou-
pie will make their home In Ia
coma at 30s So. ! st.
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Hospital Alumnae
Plan Formal


Members of the Taeoms
General Hospital Alumnae
group will hold their annual
spring formal on Saturday
night. April D. The roof gar
den of the Hotel Winthrop
will be the scene of the cab
aret style dance.
Chairman Of the dance IL hiss
Bernics speaks She has chosen
as members 81 her committee the
Misses Alice Mollett. Gladys Hays
land and Billie Fairbanks. tleksts.
Mrs. James II. Brown. rsssrvs.
TONS. and Mrs Mary fsesham.
publicity.
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Tacoma Cornish Ash.
Plans Fish Supper

Members Of ihs Tacoma Cornish
association all meet on Saturday.
April .. for a fan ard enlp supper
a. the Odd Fellows temple a. s,h
ard FaNefff
Ma William Baker. pfesldsni
u the group. ard M. NlIlls m
Fa-glsY hrs IN charge Tickets are
sysliabls with Mrs.. Baker At CA
03ls this Wssk
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Tri Dslss AIumnas VIII
Have Luncheon tuesday

hrst Gordon Pearson. 7soT No
Junstt. ~ill ap~n her homs 10
members of Delta Delta Delta
sorority for l o'clock luncheon an
Tuesday. Mrs. cisss olson u,il
assist tho hostsss. Mrs. Howard
Tatmsn 10 president Of the group
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Bridge Club Members
Hold Tournament

Members Of the Tacoma Bridge
club held their weekly tournament
Tuesday evening In the I. o. o. r
hall. First place was taken by
Ed Hillin and J. Epstein. Mrs
Pearl Cook and Dave Nadesu anc
Mrs. A. Swindle and DR.. A. s
Monzingo tied for second honors
Instead of the regular tourna-
ments. the first session of the city
championship tournament will
take place this Tuesday. with the
second session a week from Tues.
day. Tacoma bridge players are
invited TO compete.
Fircrest Garden club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock al
the home of Mrs Oscar Lundberg
Mrs. z. C. Harter will preside al
the business meeting. Roll will be
answered with names and discus
sion of favorite roses Mrs. Charles
Morphy will be present TO speak
on roses.
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Catholic Women
To Hear Review
Mrs. 6rei~e 10 Open
Home For Club Meeting

Mrs. Harry A. Greiwe will
open her home At psf No.
Warner ST. Wednesday noon
10 entertain the Catholic
Woman's club. Luncheon will
be served nj | o'clock.
Mrs. Andrew Berills will conduct
tho business meeting
Mrs. James d Fgan wlll review
the lately published biography.
Queen Elizabeth by Theodore
Maynard
eo=hostexses for the afternoon
are Mesdsmss George Felxsr. Leo
Conklin. lee nirsth. Raymond "
Monaghan and D. D. flowdsn.
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Miss Morse Is F eied
Al Linen Shower

complimsntlng Miss Bernics
Morse. brids-to.bs of Mr. William
Mcdonald. Mrs Leonard Willlta
entertained al hsr hom. Friday
March II, with a linen shower
Mrs. sslH Hlorke assisted.
Games Wsrs prayed during this
evening With a late supper folio.
ing Guests we're Mrs. Everett A
Morse. mother Of the bride. Mrs
John frsloar. Hrs Roy HlllHr
Mr. Peter Peisgfutl. Mr. William
fliensfl Mrs lea johnson. Mia
Betty kr,lznsr.
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Chi Chapter
Names Officers
ssss Sigma Phi 70 b
Headed by Mrs.. poolser

Members Of chi chapter If
D~ta Sigma Phi sorority had
the opportunity Thursday
evening 81 hearing Mrs. Lois
Hell Sandal speak IN Voices
| Have Met
Preceding The taIk ~ Mrs.
Sandal. = business meeting
vas presided over ~ the prea-
ident. Ma Lorraine Bc~d~rk-
Or. and officers we're elected
for the ensuing year.
The meeting WAS held IN tho
Mountaineer rluhrncms In tho
Fidelity building.
The new ssss~srs wtli ~ Mr..
Chester O. prsssesns prpu1uns Mrn
Marry ,. nsyretan. viea p<o~t1enfs
h1in ner~nses nnemtItnnI srpass
ase~. Mo- psni>Ne Nsas. eovve-
spending secretary. sna Miss Lee-
f8AttE As@tt~FN&tH N@Ef@<HA8tAN8 -
IN. eisy rounesI a fs~tA Sigma IN.
rrem her personal snpsri<n<eo
IN travelling sfoand sh~ ward. MFpf
ssnd-il. . ~elI.ssewn sp>>~h ~.
thasttv and lnstrsrtnv st Arnie
Wright seminary. gave Interesting
observations On vrtses nnd dialects.
Noteworthy wAs tn> eeupnrteou
NJ Ia dlsierss accredited 10 fhe
nfsIlsh Isles with the sight ~.
leufs N the unltsd States
Al the conclusion af ths pse-
gram sea ~as s>rvea frum : laee-
covered tsble rentssrf with Aaffc~
dsis. fnssythls and yellow tarsrn.
Mr. oriyu q sysaard. rrcarpm
chairman. presided - the ieA
table
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Mrs.. Towns WIN Enssrtsie
Sorority Mothers

rhs Tuesday sfterncor iuneheoa
meeting ~ LAMBDA Sigma chi
rrnyity Msshsrs' eiun viii ~ Mid
~ fhs hcms NJ Mrs 1. =. rn~nc.
7iai Ne Fifs 81 Mrs. q. 4. Nal
stad wfii roudsnt the hsssipess
meeting Miss Gladys Larsen ~
the Y. w. e A. siIl speak ~ Aes
rsesnt trip 10 Assins.
The afoup 10 alan planning .
fecd sale. 10 ~ Asta In the Rhestee
Annss.
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Lady Lions 10 Mech ~
Terry Home Tuesday

Mrs. e. q Terry t709 NA
Cedar. VIII epsn hsr hesrs Tues
day IL l s'rlcss mr. hsnehesn M
msmhsrs u shs iAdiss n shs
Lama. Mrs. Carl Eehstsin ~iii -.
.lsr the hostsss. Aftss luncheon
The sroap wiiI hid thsIr annual
si~etlan NJ officers
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A daughter, Elaine Aiies. ~ss
born N Mr.. and Mrs Carlton
Peterson on March 81 Tanama
General hospital. Grandparents
are Mrs Ainnie Borg ~ Tseams
and Mr.. Peter Peterson ~ Eaten
vllis
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Frank jenkins and hrs John y.
Owen. ushsrs. Ms. Louis A NJ
ener. hex Office Mrs William h
Knapp. Miss Nunel Knapp and
Mr.. Richard Poster. u. check
room.
Opens Thursday
The play alll open ~ the Little
Thester Thursday evening under
IN. direction Of Mrs Harry 7.
cain. Mrs. {. Calvin Hopper and
Mr.. RAY G Royles will be seen IN
tn. leading roles.
An incomplete list of reserVa-
ton. for the affair include the
following persons.
M. and Mrs Morley Rrotman.
Mr.. and Mrs o Kendall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Bidwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
John n. Blair, Miss Catherine
Densnore. Miss Frances Slipp,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. " opperman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sotak. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Malm. Mr.. and Mrs
Mark ". Lawton. Mr.. and Mrs
Philip F. Farmer. Mr. and Mrs
f. l.. Bonner. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Geehan. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. A. T
Dockersy. Mrs +. J. Jackson. Mrs
Hilds Martin. Mr.. and Mrs Jerome
Weinstein. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
skewis. Mrs Elizabeth Keller
Tullis. Capt. William James, Mr.
and Mrs Charles J. Weller, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Flanagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill CHM. Mr.
and Mrs. p. ". Read. Miss Elmifa
Norton, Mrs A A. Fries. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. La Nelle, Or. and Mrs
Clifford Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Plummer York. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Austin, DR. and Mn. NJ NJ. Dodge
ir. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Miles. Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Warren. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Frank Jenkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold NJ Buckner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
II. Trevor MeLain. Mr.. and Mrs
II. J. McTain. Mr. and Mrs Arnold
Jacobsen. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G Bot
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hubert Craft. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bucholtz, ir.. Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon e. johnson,
Reservations Numerous
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion c. Edwards
Miss Elvs Corson. Mr.. and Mrs
John Gushing. Mr.. and Mrs Rob.
ert II. o'Neil. Mrs. Gilman Rolstad
Mrs. Allan Semple. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. o. Reisinger, DR. and Mrs J. II
Hendry, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
ssther. Mas Leila Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs William n. Bottcher, Mr. and
Mrs. p. r. Gorow. Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Chr1stisnsen. Mr.. and Mrs
J. p. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs Colin
y. Murdoch. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Gliding Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Null
Inns. Mr.. and Mrs. William J
oBrien. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
NJ Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. p r
Llewellyn. Mr.. and Mrs Busl
Groves. Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Kohr. Mr. and Mrs William Com
msnd. Miss Ruth Linglsy. Or
Justine schwin.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence 8 Aus
Mr. and Mrs John p Diven, Mr.
and Mrs A. y. Borna nder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Peterson. Mr.. and
Mrs James Thrashsr. MI and Mrs
Robert Anderson. Mr. and Mrs
Harold T. Rock. Mrs Ronald Crow
Miss Florence Crow. Mr. and Mrs
n g Flattum. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam II. Knapp. Mas Muriel Knapp.
Mrs. Richard Foster. jr. Mr. and
Mrs. William J Mcleod. II. Mr..
and Mrs Frederick & Metzger.
Mr.. and Mrs Roger r. holt. Mr..
and Mrs Paul Newman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Finney. Mr. and Mrs
J. Marvin Lynn. Mr.. and Ms Carl
sund
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Clubs

Central ". L. I. L. meets Tu.ss
day afternoon al the First Metho.
dist church. Mrs. Thomas Kahn
VIII be in charge of the program.
yld. chapter o. y =. VIII meet
Tuesday at o'clock In the Gothic
room Of the Masonic temple.
Milton pr-.ehooi meets Tuesday
nj 80 o'clock al the school h
hear DIR. Jenny Reed on Defective
Speech" Mrs John Perafes. state
presehool chairman. Will be a
guest
Mae Camp. X. ". A.. VIII meet
Tuesday In IN. Royal Nsigheor
hall on Mckinley HIN. Birthday.
of eight members Will be esls.
brated.
Elsie Y. Club of North Tacoma
ksbekah lodge Will meet In Ander-
son hall at North sist and Pearl
Tuesday morning NJ 10 o'clock 10
quilt A dessert luncheon and
business meeting will be held
Members are requested TO bring
their own sandwiches.
North End ". {. 7. q. win meet
ON Tuesday for luncheon In the
dining room of the Mason NJ. r..
church at 80. Moving pictures
will be shown by Or. Leland
Powers on infantne paralysis
The Donna Young Circle of
Asburs Methodist church viii be
entertained Tuesday evening at \
o'clock by The Womsn's Guild of
the spragne Memorial presby-
terrain church In the Presbyterian
church basement.
Cedar Chapter Auxiliary Will
meet In the Masonic nall at 3sth
and Yakima on Tuesday for
luncheon al 12s5 Following the
luncheon there will be A business
meeting. cards and sewing.
Ladies' Auxiliary, !. u. y. Bu-
Drivers. vii meet Tuesday evening
At . o'clock In the Pythlan temple.
6old Star Mother. viii meet for
1913 luncheon and business Tues.
day a. the nom. Of nrs. Fila
Lacht. 1914 SO Yakima ave.
Lydia drn~s~tt Hall sewing eiub
viii meet Tuesday At the home Of
Mrs Charles Psulson. io3 Park
ave spsnaway potluck luncheon
will be served at u 30
Circle 3. Danish Old Psopls's
society, will meet for noon lunch
con Tuesday at IN. hon. Of Mrs.
Martin Anderson. Falkland. Mrs
J. lessen viii preside AZ The meet
Ing Members viii 10 OF in
group on the i0so spsnsNay bus
ladies auxiliary. Order of Hall
road Conductors. vii meet Tues.
day afternoon at z O'Clock in the
l. o . y temple Mrs. Jess
Humpnry NIli conduct the meeting
VT tarotns fJndxs. AUXILIARY 10
the fir.msn's I<peai vii meet
Tuesday N me I . . , nal.
"a. zsih snd 2 sts. Mr.. William
Erpeldlng ard Mr. William Leag-
ems Nln Ds the hosteAssa.
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Sumner Girl Is
Saturday Bride
Miss ConIsy. Mr.. Nester-
gard Take Vows

Miss Mary Conley, da II Rhter
of Mr.. Ralph Conley of Sum
ner, became the bride Of Mr..
Lauris Nestegard, son of Mr..
and Mrs. o. Nestegard of Mt.
View, at an impressive service
Saturday evening at & n clock
at the home of the bride 1
father on Summer Hei ghts
Before an improvised altar OF
English ivy and Gala lilies
and greenery Rev. +. & Toll
lefson read the vows in the
presence of more than 30 rela-
tives and close friends.
The bride. given in msrris xe by
blue and wore . corssge % white
Rardenias. Miss Laura Nix of
Puyallup was maid of honor. her
gown WAS Of lighter shs he OF
blue. with pink trimmings. and her
eorsaee was of pink rose buds.
Harold conley brother Of the
bride. acted as best man.
Miss Agnes Thoren played the
wedding march and accom- = anied
Mrs. Maxine Walters of Tacoma
who sang Il Love You Truly and
Because. Following the cere-
mony reception was held Fresid-
ing at the collation. table were
Mrs. Ray Braga and Miss Lucille
Book. Mrs. Clarence Colbo and
Miss Maxine Jared of Tacorr.s as
sisted. Mrs. George Bryan Of Steil-
accom- cut the brides cake Mis-.
Dorothy Frost was In chaFz. OF
the guest book and Miss rssret
Heimburger the gifts.
Mrs. Nestegard. mother Of the
bridegroom chose for the wedding
and reception a gown Of blue Her
corsage was Of rose buds.
After q short wedding tr1p. the
new home will be ests bills ned on
Sumner Heights.
Luther League Of Bethel Inth-
Gran church will meet "ee1 ~sdsy
evening at o'clock at the nome
of Miss Evelyn Bakken. so@s So.
I st. Topic will De given D. John
Lund.
Circle No. 4, Daughters az Nor
way Will meet al the home o. Mr.
Alice Vale. 1920 North Hu=ors, for
q 1890 luncheon on "Wednesday.
A. d. q. ". will meet N~dn.s
day evening al O'Clock - m.
Eagles hall M Georg. Jo1nson
Will preside Games viii % fol
lowed ny r.fr.shments
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The Donna Young Circle Of
Asbury Methodist church Will be
entertained Tuesday evening at 4
o'clock by the Womsn's Guild of
the spragns Memorial presby-
terrain church In the Presbyterian
church basement.
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Luther League Of Bethel Inth-
Gran church will meet Weau ~sdsy
evening at o'clock at the nome
of Miss Evelyn Bakken. so5S So.
1t. Topic will De given d. John
Lund.
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North End ". 4. 7. q. win meet
on Tuesday for luncheon In the
dining room Of the Mason NJ y.
church at 1880. Moving picture.
will be shown by Or Leland
Powers on infantne paralysis
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Cedar Chapter Auxiliary Will
meet In the Masonic nall at asth
and Yakima on Tuesday for y
luncheon nj I2.45 Following the
luncheon there Will be business
meeting. cards and sewing.
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Circle No. 4, Daughters az Nor

A. D. q. ". Will meet w~dn..-
day evening al O'Clock ~ m.
Eagles hall. M George johnson
will preside Games viii % fol
lowed m r.frssnmsnts
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FIsie '. Tub OF Nofth Tncotna
ksbekah lodge Will meet IN Ander-
son hall at North 5ist and Pearl
Tuesday morning NJ 10 o. clock To
quilt A dessert luncheon and
business meeting will be held
Members are requested TO bring
their own sandwiches.
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Ladie. Auxiliary. T. H. p. Bu.

Gold Star Mother. viii meet for
II 80 luncheon and business Tues.
day a. the nom. Of Mr.. Fila
Licht, 1914 80. Yakima ave.
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Mae Camp. r. N. A.. VIII meei
Tuesday In IN. Royal Nsigheor
hall on Mckinley HIN. Birthday.
of eight members will be eels.
brated.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Aero Club to Elect

The annual election of officers and
presentation of reports are on the
agenda of the meeting of the Aero
Club of Washington at the National
Museum, Tenth street and Con-
Stitution avenue NV, at 8 pm.
tomorrow. Talks will be given by
Harold E. Hartney, Paul E. CARRIER
and William Offey.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Obe Sylvester 60
diamond BY Blanche Roberts

The story thus Honey Sylvester Diamond
from the handbag Angeles department sore
and in effort keep Joe Dqnburne professional t h
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BreSter States attorney She and Dan lop and she
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The plane boards Francisco
aWyer, th mother
the Her fictitious Honey Roe dScouered BY
agrees secret He takes cemetery
Francisco at her request and there she burieS the
diamond to the Carey Honey Joe Dam
coupe parked front OF the neighbor Riba
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WARFIYNN.
WaSEingtons most popular beauty school.
instruction by experts. Enroll now; easy
terms. Positions secured. 1210 G st. NV.
District NRo
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STENOGRAPHER

Young woman, thoroughly
experienced, for stenographic
and general Office work. Ap-
ply Employment Office, 4th
fl, Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
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Soop With Fruit Juices

Toilet soaps containing lemon
juice, papaya juice or oil from
avocados will be produced in Cuba
following years of experimenting by
a Cuban chemist.
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GOOD OPENING FOR EXPERT
ENCED FIRE AND CASUALTY
MAN. PERMANENT POSITION.
SALARY. REPLIES CONFIDEN-
TIAL, BOX 1920. STAR.
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CHAPTER x.

Honey didn't want Art to know that something dreadful
up agitation freely, freely
thoughts
that the laugh they
Honey hoped promptly
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experienced, for ladies'
,torp 1924 Conn. ave
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ARROW CAB co

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age.
to drive, must be residents OF D c or
metropolitan area for year: free instruc
ton: can earn SIS to S35 wkly Apply at
70 am promptly for further details af0
NJ st ne ASK
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RI. excellent opportunity:
Apply 5lO9 Georgia ave.
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SAlESWOMEN.

BIG MANUFACTURER wants housewives
with spare time 10 wear free sample dresses,
show friends. Give size, age. Hartford
Dept. Kg2l3. Cincinnati Ohio.
CALL ON FRIENDS-Greeting card assort-
msnts. Easter birthday, other occasions.
Personal stationery, gift wrappings. Big
profits. EXper. unnec. Samples on ap-
proval. Wallace Brown, 225 Fifth ave-,
Dept. 1907, New York
SELL NYLON HOSIERY with famous Snag-
Protected silk hosiery Sensational profit
OppOr. Write for sample stocking. American
Mills Dept. P2944. Indianapolis, Ind. .