The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1923, Page 10

el ____—_—_——— COLLEGE WOMEN OPEN CONCLAVE -— Higher Education for Sex Is Convention Aim | SWISHER July uw BY HAROLD & | PORTLAND, Ore | Gathering here from all sections of | of stim: | oe | the coun © ; Wiating woma: eres higher education and for the P fa wortd American Women ope tion Three > ferent stat ea foreign to Preconvention sessior ere Yesterday, with tb r regula Meetings schedule Gelegates still arrivt The theme of | here tistinguiah: | attending heht and with President. and also preskte association DEMAND DEAN OF WOMEN STUDENTS 4 ha Women in Coeducation for the phys! ef college women for women tn posit hose held by men @biects. We advocate the @f one woman on the boa Bente or trustees of accredited tn. / @Ututions.” Miss Comstock con eluded. | Ome of the noted delegates at | fending is Mrs. Aurelia H. Retr Bani, president of Mills college. Berkeley, Cal. She ursed tb Fention theme of increased interest Me higher education as a vital one. ; “And with that education, the} BMowiedes to put it to use must Be well, ee gaining ft will ave been® greatly beneficial,” | Mra. Reinhantt. At the first regular seasion today | Dr. Adelia Brown, member of the Mate board of health of California; | Dr. C. Ro Mann, executive secre Wary of the American Council oa Edgestion. and Dr. Maude E. Miner, Executive secretary of New ork probation asmocta peaks NAVY COSTs MOUNT LONDON, July 17.—Altho the es. Rablishment of the nary in 19: Coriaists of only 99,500 men. compa Od With 351.000 in 1912-14, the cost @f pay has risen from $44,000,000 to $i, KISS | | | | iC ‘lever Fun-Maker in “‘Spice of I 922”? T HE SEATTLE STAR BAPTISTS MEET /rish Free State Near NEW WEAPON IS cities. They ke from the auc city doing exac We retain only Heileg Has NoBananas Jazz Orchestra Has None Either meest Hermie King's continuously. FOUNDER DIES um an i terlan cht r Keverett conduct th Mrs. Wells had alwaya | |Nently identified with church Wesley Mclaren Hague, U.S. navy lieutenant, and his' ii George) bride, and Rev. Lyman Paine, principals in the “pastoral kiss’ incident. | The navy officer charged that the Rev. Paine, sec-| retary of the Boston Federa-| tion of Churches, kissed Mrs. | Hague with undue ministerial | ardor, Lieut. Hague chastised the preacher in the church of- fices and Rev. Paine apolo- gized and resigned. and was a member of the Weatmin ater congregation Mra. Wells came here w und in 1899, when he ¢ Cineinnat star in W. ser © subsequent ed the Tacoma ‘Time News, Spokane Prens n, From the time of her arrival Mr. Wells devoted all her church activities and y with man Sho wns born in spare time to 4 connected religious organizations Milwaukee, and ide from her husband, in survived by one daughter, Mrs, 1H. B, Lear, | of Beattle, IN STOCKHOLM Doom, Declares Valera TERROR OF SKY to Be| Statement Smuggled Into Paris Says All Ire-| yawklike Plane Designed to !World Conference land Will Struggle for Independence Prey on Enemy Held in Swedish Capital BY WEND MILLE are « CKHOLM from orgs > mnall bettie oe 6 knife. theese ere plan- heights, out Btockholm ng officer ¢ Londor a uing The Bon Marche’s Semi-Annual Sale of Hasiery . For Women, Men and Children Salesmen’s Samples! Factory Over-Stocks! at Tremendous Savings! Upper Main Pleor—The Bon Marche 39 Beautiful Voile Street and Afternoon Dresses Greatly Reduced for Clearance ‘i: tor Misses and Women Second Floor—The Hen Marche Contin —and a Very Special Purchase Brings 147 Kiddies’ Cute Wash Rompers at an Extraordinary Price $1 20 ¥ poplin and dimity, well cut and firmly made! Will launder—will wear— young persons dainty and jaunty through hot summer days. *, pink, porcelain, daffoda and orange. Bises 2 to 6. Second Floor—The Bon Marche Cups and Saucers Set 69 Cc of 6 Made of medium thick im- ported white china, Durable and practical. None THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT Dry those tears of squandered earnings. Shop in The Bon Marche Bargain Basement and learn to laugh at former poverty. A Manufacturer Sends Us 29 of His Newest Styles! Canton Crepe Dresses $ . 8 i) Sod Sites 4 Mito Three Styles—in Black and Navy 5-Piece Luncheon Sets 98c White Indian Head,-stamped in ve designs for colored embroidery. An Odd Lot of Stamped 34-Inch Centers at 35c Wild rose and cross-stitch designs, stamped on firm white fabric for colored thread. two attr at this price. Cast Aluminum Tea Kettle $4.95 _ “Wagner” Cast Aluminum Kettle, in plain or Colonial shape; 5-quart size. Union Street Basement—The Bon Marche Cotton Goods for Cool Summer Dresses 26-Inch Dress Gingham Mill Ends 36-Inch Dress 10c Yard * Voile 15c Yard in, In neat checks a: di plaids, for drease: ne Prada, for Greases Lengths to § yards; floral and figured patterns. 35-Inch Fezzan Cloth at 50c Simple little dresses with the Straightline effeet. Included are Pleated skirts, ters of pleats, short alreves, plain collars, small button trim and tie girdles. One model fin ished with hand embroidery embroidery in Art Shop, Third Moor—The Ron Marche Stationery Clearance HON BON SN APTPERS, 10c 39c | > 15c 32- and 35-Inch Beach Cloth 12c 25c Yard 700 yards, with printed Oriental figures, and . , 216 Pairs Women 8 All plain shades, pink, yellow, green, Iavender, a large assortment of colo nd designs; fine for 39c rose, brown, tan and blue DECKI 58x64-Inch Table Cloths * , INVE ‘or “urs atoh, Each $2.25 cy, Foe | tna Pearl” Knit he my in Floor—The Bon Marche With pink and blue borders Underwaists A neatfitting Pump with quality of damask (Selected Seconds) turned soles, kid covered Reinforced with 35 heels, short vamps, Cuban straps, Sizes 2 to 1 Cc or Louis heels; kid sock 3 for $1.00 lined; one strap with Colo. nial effect, FOR WOMEN Swiss Ribbed Vests Jersey Bloomers Fancy crochet yokes; In fine quality, black. white. ‘Slats 36 to a8 39c Hines 34 1 i. 25c “Princess May” Jersey Knit Bloomers (SLIGHT SECONDS) 39c Boys’ Cotton Union Suits Fine ribbed cotton, athletic style. Sizes 59c METAL RECIPE CABINETS, 12 to 16 years WAN PAPER, NAPKINS, plain white QUALITY LINEN BULK PAPER, etn ENVELOPES to mateh, per pke 70-Inch Mercerized Table Damask 45c Yard Short lengtha from % to 1% yarda long pure white A very good white morcerized, Silks Underpriced and Reduced 39-Inch Printed Crepe de Chine. . . $2.35 36-Inch Plain Silk Reduced to. ......75¢ 36-In¢h White Sport Ratine..,... . $1.25 | Sport Satins and Rep Reduced to. .$1.45 36-Inch Colored Thistle Crepe $1.75 | 36-Inch White Silk Ratine at... - - $1.95 Third Flooe—The Bon Marche Drapery Cretonnes Special 121¢¢ Fourth Floor 36-inch Pure Spun Silk Ratine Th pink and white, Sizes M1 to 44