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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Glenna Collett
Enters Fourth
Round of PLAY

.NYATT r. J. Sept, 81 Miss
~ Glenna Collect. former national
champion and the favoritc among
tho survivors. passed thru the third
round % the woman's national Eoi,
championship hcrr ThusHdny after.
noon when che defeated Mrs. Qucn.
TN Feitncr. New York. , aud /.
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd.
Philadelphia. also survived the
round whom she defeated Miss Mar.
lon Burns. : and :. Miss Mary X.
Browne. California, former national
tennls champion. continued ia the
most promising form when shc won
from Miss Bsrnlec Wall Oshkosh. 3
and &
After-a hard fight aEsins, unex.
pocted opposition. Mrs. Clarence
vaudcrhcck. Philadelphia. defeated
Miss Audrey Faust. 81 Louis, 3
and =
In the ssmtfinal round tomorrow
Miss Collette will meet Miss Brown
and Mrs. Hurd will play Mrs. Van.
derbeck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Foul Catching Is
Easy for Hartnett

Foul NY balls have ruined many "A
catchers career in tho major league.
but not Hank Severcid's. Hank is
sure death on foul flies. no matter
how difficult they may be.
In eight years SEVERED has only
missed one foul rs. that being back
In 1915.
Hank has mitted an kinds. close TO
the stands. out near the foul lines
and right In the batters box. No mat.
fer how twisting. high or short. he
has grabbed them III except that one
twister which got out Of his glove a
few years ago. SEVERED ranks with
the best OF them on foul flies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05

west, but Herman used it
plenty of times. There is
nothing clever about such n
wallop and is merely a body
weakening blow that leaves
bad effects. Ifit isn't barred
in the Northwest it ought to
be.
I, looks like Farmer. who Is near
the 4Q.year mark, Is finally thru Ms
fighter altho he may stu lick
some Of the fellows nearer his own
weight He gave away q lot OF
poundago 10 Herman.
Kid johnson beat Joe Powell in
the sIx.rund somi.windup because
Powell wouldn't lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Armless Boy
Showing Well
as Sprinter

IOWA CITY, Sept. 5.--An armlcss
L boy is expected 20 be the outstand-
ing star Of the Iowa university track
team next year. His name is Harold
Vestermark, and he il sophomore.
Nestermark will go in both for the
sprints and the distances Coach
Bresnahan is counting on him par.
ticularly for the cross.country runs.
Nestermark's legs are supcrhly
developed Bresnahan calls them
"the perfect running type"
Nestormark fell from tree when
u boy. fractured both arms and lost
them when blood poisoning set in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05

Blil Griffiths trimmed Harry Hu.
son, scoring knockdown and boxing
better
fluffy Lundell looked like a pin in
n bowling alley, hitting the floor "a
dozen times or so before he was
finally Knocked stiff by Frank Haus.
Ter. They're fcatherweights.
Young Schuman smneked Bill Car.
penter with about 10 two-base.hits In
the first round before the fans got
comfortably settled In their seats and
the fight was over.
John Pepe and George shanklin
staged the show. The Eagles will
show again in Tacoma In three
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Herman Beats Farmer, But
Looks Terrible DOinQ II
Farmer Stays Limit With Big Heavyweight; Herman
Altho He May Lick Others of His Own Weight
BY LEO Ii. LASSEN

TNINY HERMAN won, but he beat old man and he
looked terrible doing it. Farmer for three rounds held
his with Herman, but then Pop Time got in his dirty
work and Herman, at least 80 pounds heavier pounded
steady tattoo farmers ribs and back that settled the
fight They fought six rounds in Tacoma last night
But Farmer weathered the storm and it plenty
stormy in that fifth round when the Kapowsn logger With
his old bald dome and its lonesome curl bent double under
the heavy artillery of his younger opponent Herman
the last three rounds. 80
Herman looked terrible He didn't have bit of class,
simply mauling Farmer around the ring 1t thought
that the dangerous kidney punch barred in the North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Yankees Win in
Hard Tilt From
Senators Club

NV YORK. Sept. Swimming
tasir game from the Boston
-. -, sox' while the Senator's were
nS the New York Yankees closed
{ - : half-garse on the leading Wash.
{ iss,on Clue. The Senators are now
= mont only one full game.
!. o'ooklyn altered the situation in
~, NATIONAL league By closing a
=. game on the leaders. The
=. - and Pirates won their games.
=. Giants retaining their lead Of
30, same over the Pirates. The
~..ns. however. won a double.head.
,.. ron the Pills, giving them II
r ..asat victories. They are now a
~ ana hat behind the Giants
d half.game behind the Pirates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
PRINCE PLAYS
WITH ROGERS

OLD WESTBURY. l.. l., Sept. :.
The Prince OF Wales played polo
against VIII l.. Rogers. the come.
dian. last evening and broke a NAL.
let in a stirring scrimmage with the
funny man.
Both stayed on their horses and
the princes team won, ? to 5.
Arising late after few hours
sleep, H. II. II. went directly 20 81.
polo field on the estate of ]. p.
Phipps.
Wales played at No. / on the
White team. but failed TO score any
OF his teams goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Portland Winner
Over Vernon Club
Football Officials
to Meet Saturday

Football coaches, officials and
wouldbe officials are requested 10
attend The first meeting Of tho seat.
tie Officials aHboeIation 10 be staged
AZ 1.3o o'clock Saturday evening in
tho Chamber Of Commerce rooms on
tho ninth floor Of the Arctic building.
Lefty" Hoagland Of spaulding'a.
viii prcsido.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Brooklyn Is New Big League Baseball Threat
Western Man
Will Referee

NEW YORK. Sept Carrie,
ton +. Burke. OF California. has
been named referee of tho inter
national polo matches. September
9. 10 and rs, IN which Americans
viii defend tho historic cup
against England.
capt, Wesley white. L. 8 A.
viii umpire for the United states
and Col. X. KrlghtlnE Tor Ems,
land
The Prince % wales win view
tho matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
tssd of AT tiao.

tesd of az iiao.
The afternoon schedule ia crowded
with stars. Jock Hutchison. Chica.
20. The present champion. and Gene
Sanzau OF New York win &C, away
at o'clock: Chick Evans. Chicago.
and Bobby Cruikshank at 200 p. m.
Leo Diegel OF Washington. d. C.. and
Frank sprogci Of Memphis at i45.
Yardagc for the course is s.6ii and
par ls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Tiger Star to
Aid Michigan

Ann ARBOH Sept 5.-Har.
yey e. Emery. former Princeton
athlete, john the University u
Michigan staff Of coaches. ~ AZ
Elst Fielding ". Yott. director Of
athlctlcs. in tho development %
The Wolverine football eleven.
Emery played tackle on The
Tiger eleven and was captiin u
lnat years track and wrestling
teams. ana was regarded 90 tho
best collegiate hammer and dis
cuH thrOwer I'm the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
YANKEES LOSE:
SENATORS WIN
Washington Increases Its
Lead in American Race
by Victory

NEW YORK. Sept 5-Thc Sew
~ York Yankees were defeated by
the lowiy Philadelphia Athletic here
yesterday. while the Washington
Senators frightened their grip on first
place. The Yankees lost, s 20 ].
while the Senators won, ~ tob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
BROOKLYN Is
TWICE VICTOR
Dodgers Increase List of
Consecutive Wins to
Thirteen

DoSToN. sept. 5.-Rrooklyu con.
d anaed It's miraculous dash Tor
ee psnnan; yesterday by defeating
rtan In two games. and stretching
~ ~ q consecutive wins 20 -.
Il he Phnues defeated the New
Txk Giants. 10 20 s. the Dodgers are
az three points from the league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Reese Drives
in Runs That
Ruin Tribe
Kid Shortstop Doubles
With Bases Full; Ties
Score, Indians Losing

A COUPLE Of years ago a young.
n ster named Reese used 20 hang
around the Los Angeles club house
and Fred" Killefer finally made him
bat boy for his Angels
Yesterday that same youngster
packed a bat. but that willow busted
up bah game for RED" Klllefer
and turned the tide for an Oakland
victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05

Another nice thing nbout Helen
Wills Ia TINT she doesn't smile coyiy
and say. THAT California climate
did a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05

rODAYs DRAW

zoe. stein ". Htsii. '.eS. Green -
Saouau. 10. SismsYcr ~. Eayufy sEtt.
Hunter fs WsstiAhd. az ,tt sHd there
artsr a t-minuts Intervals Paul riEott
o. W Manning " cornell ~, Paul
Mathews. y ksndfisk "a y lamisnn.
q \ Thnmie IS q, rusiyss
second Gixht=H r. b.an 70 Dr.
rHuhy. ~ ~. Peabody " =. S. white.
~
Third rIEht-u Jones ~ ~ W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05

Having equipped himself with n
nice new Greek nose Mr. Dompsey's
next move win DO TO open a rcstau.
rant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05

INIiIEHH VItVWFI = INVTIIINT y HINFINIl74
5t Credit victory 20 Boeksr. Charge
defeat to stueiAnd ~ bat--off Boehicr
81. oa s,ueland 81. Hits hattsd-off
Bochlor T. off stusiand &. Runs scored
or Boshlcr {. of stueiand 3. Runs re-
sponsihie for-Boohltr ., StutlAnd 3.
sutherland :. Struck oui-Boshier 4.
stuelznd :. Bases on balls oehier 2.
sueisnd :. Foster ]. Sutherland :. Home
run BrAteher Two-base hitS-Adams.
Reese, Sacrifice hits-Bowman. Eidrcd.
Emmor. Runs batted in-T. Baldwin.
THATCHER. Emmer, Bowman. Reese ;.
Brateher, Gather Z. Double play--Lafsy-
cite 10 Read. Time-i;to. Empires
Carroll and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
San Francisco Wins
From Sacramento

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 6.-san
Francisco trounesd Sacramento again
here yesterday, 90 T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Nichols Has
Good Record
in Fis tiana
Eddie Huffman Signed to
Box Bill Griffith in Spe-
cial Event

TNHIs fellow. Johnny Nichols. who
l. meets Joe simonlch. the Butte
welterweight in the main event Of
the boxing show a. the bail park
Tuesday night possesses an envi.
able ring record.
Most notable achievements he hus
recorded are two Victories over Nor.
RE schlaifer. Omaha welterweiEht
star, a decision over Jimmy Della
ney who WIS 10 have boxed here
two weeks ago. and wins over Phil
khplnn and Billy MclLa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Z NNf AiAf 'hAH
SEATTLE HAD
LEAD

Seattle had q lead Of Al when the
seventh inning opened The oaks
had a couple OF men on bases and
two men were out. George stucland
walked Lafayette purposoly, a seri.
ou1 mistake as II put the tying runs
on the bases Up came Reese. The
kid isn't very strong with the stick.
as the usuai thing. and the outfield
crcpt IN. practically two inf!eldS be.
ing stationed out on the field
Socko!
Reese slapped the first ball pitched
into left field for a double. all Of
the Oakland runners scored and the
count vas knotted Bratcher singled
70 right and tho Oaks we're ahead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
FIGHTS LIKE
SIORRIE LUX

4
Morrie Lux, the former king pin Of
Coast welterwelghts. only he packs
a much harder punch than the 81.
Louis battler.
Here's his record:
Ray Long. X. o. in third. Harry
Gilmore, X. o. in second. Marty
Gross. win In tenth; Mel Allison.
win in tenth: Morrie Schlaifcr. win
in tenth; Morric schlaifer. lost dc.
cisIon in tenth; Harry Malcorc. win
In tenth; Jimmy Delaney, win in
tenth, Joe Quin. k o. in third; Herb
Berry, X. o. in fourth.
Bud Logan, win in tenth: Joo
Sierra. X. 0. IN fourth: Pete Bross.
win in twelfth. Leo Stokes. win in
tenth; Carl Augustin. win in tenth;
Pete Latzo. draw in tenth: Billy
Wells. win in tenth; Aforrie schlsi.
fer. win In tenth: Harold Abbott. X.
o. in eighth; George Werner. k. O. in
fourth; Phil Kap!an. win in twelfth:
Sailor Darden, win in twelfth; Lou
snzcr, win in tenth: Mike Dempsey.
win in twelfth; Morrie Schlaifer.
draw In tenth.
This isn't such a bad record for
fellow that's been boxing only two
years
Simonich arrived here yesterday
and starts working out AZ o'clock
today, Nichols works out an hour
before.
In the semi.windup. Maeario Flores,
Filipino welter battles Pep Webster.
the colored boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Stein Sets
New Record
at Everett
Seattle Golfer Breaks the
Course Mark in State
Amateur Golf Play

EVERETT Sept Bon Stein.
II defending his title as Washing
ton state amateur golf champion.
yesterday set a new course record az
tho Everett Golf and Country club
when no made the is holes In 81 In
his uecond.round match.
In doing 80 no scored decisive
victory over Noel Jones. Vancouver
H. &.
The old course record was made BY
Jack westland, and was as.
stein and his old rival Leo steil.
are scheduled 20 play In tho third.
round match today.
Chuck" Hunter, sensational Ia.
coma youth tackles Jack westlnnd.
and Tom Green plays Din Noonan
in other important matches.
RESULTS
Hot Hound
Atsin beat n, jones. Sni 4 etpchsll
beat c0ruriL g and & ksiishou beat A.
kins. : up stsu beat aathsss and ,,
Green beat iHautt, 3 aud Ctuikshank
beat Harden, and 2 Ash beat Manning.
ana , Nnpuau beat weber Z and -
Fowler beat Abrams. Z and Sismsysr
beat kpHdrirh. 2 and ! hsiiam beat Doll
phln. I and HayoTY beat y, Inmiaun.
: and a. Hunter beat Thpmir I and J
waitoa beat Tsmplstan +. and Wand
beat g TwsiTss. I aad ws,tiand beat
Aidugb. s and G.
second noaad
stein trat Etuchsii. = ana : eisii beat
ksllson, Z end urssn beat cruIkshsnk.
2 aud 9 Ne1nan beat Ash, : and z Nis.
mEfsr beat Fuslsf. 10 holes. slavery beat
ksllam , and : Hunter beat wslton. /
up Wssiiand beat WaHd. : snd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
GOOD
OF TF1EID

Zach wheat. one Of the best hit
tsrs the game has known. ~ In left
neld. Brown, a newcomer, u In cen,
tsricld and Griftth. great
money" player. - In right,
Players with the Oakland and Seat.
tie teams figure Brooklyn as tho Nn.
tional league champions. rs they fig
ure that PittsburE hasn't the punch
nor Tho drive In the pinch and that
New York's pitching staff ~ shot
They also think that Washington
viii crack on tho road In the Amer
lean league and figure the New York
Yankees 20 breeze In.
What races those teams arc stas
ing W there,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
HUFFMAN TO
Bon GRIFFITH

Promoter Nate Dru1man has
signed UP a good special event in tho
Eddie Huffman.Bnl Griffith fight.
Huffman, altho stopped by STRAIN
gala by wild swing. has come
back and scored two knockout vic
tories since. Griffith is the clever
Spokane boy who made good i'm
precision in his last showing here.
Chick Tabit, local welterwcight.
takes on the hard-socking Frank
Cheslock in the second bout.
An opener is being carded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
OAKS ADD
TWO MORE

They added two more To- good
measure on "suds" Sutherland in the
ninth
George Boehler started pitching for
tho enemy and the big Highlander
had plenty. lie was lifted for a
pinch hitter in the seventh and
gcorre Foster finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
years.
FORMER COASTER
STARRING

Jack Fournier former Los Angeles
star. Is playing first base, Fouuier
is icading the National league in
homcrs.
Andy High. brother % Charley
High OF Portland. Is stationed az sec,
und base,
Johnny Mitchell. former Vernon
shortstop. Is AZ that post Tor Brook
Ign. lie is said to be the fellow
that made" brooklyn.
Milton stock. formerly with tho
Giants aad 81, Louis Cardipsls has
filled in nicely AZ thlrf ,asA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
oalt Lake Beaten
by Angel Tossers

s,l, - ANobLEs. Sept 5.--Los An.
ir,,a sea little trouble in winning
10 sat Lake here yesterday. 0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05
Dodgers Are Sensation
of National League Now
rl,tbush Team laundering Down Home Stretch;
Virtually Tied With New York; Pittsburg Just Step
Away; Washington Pulling Away From Yankees

- NCLEWlLBERr ROBINSON, the genial boss of
\ the Brooklyn Dodgers, is up and battling the
Il New York Giants for the National league flag.
II Winning another doubleheader yesterday the
u Dodgers were virtually tied with New York as
the Giants lost. So did Pttsburg but the
s;: &: u '5: ~: s;. ss
~ contenders out of the Brooklyn outfit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05

Crimes Ruether, Vance, Holngsworth, Doak Ehrhardt
Osborne and Roberts make up their pitching staff Vance
~ srkeout king. is the star of the outfit.
Behind the plate the Dodgers have TAYLOR and Debery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-05

Halted Tor bethlsr IN ttvtnth
fBatt,d for Emmer IN ninth.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
William d. Simmons Of this city and Mary
l.. Glass Of Winchester. Va.
Antonio Di Camille and Agnes A. King.
Joseph A. Mcbride Of Fort Humphrey, Va,
and Evelyn Van Pelt of Alexandria. Va
Arnold 6. Ogden and Anna Mattiske.
John J. Richards and Pearle w. Burns
both of Columbus Ohio.
George A. Alexander and Helen Tonekine.
Henry D. Rice Of Danville, Va, and Ethe
n Carter Of this city.
Elise II, Jones and Reatrice johnson.
Jeremish Green and Airline Montague.
BENJAMIN Cohen and Rebecca Mandal.
Raymond r. Atkins Of Jones Store. Va. anc
Gladys II. Lloyd Of Brokenburg, Va.
Floyd l.. Farr and George M. keyss, botf
Of Herndon, Va.
jefferson Norman and Luella johnson.
Joseph A. Carey and Levonia Reeves.
william II. Hawkins and Daisy H. Smith.
Andrew Williams and Naomi Humbles.
Charles T. Bruce and Elton r. Fox.
John NJ. Martin OF Newburg. Md, and Laurs
". Hungerford OF WaysdP, Md.
Arthur S. French and Jennie A. Cox.
Francis l.. Davis and Blanche {. Hayes.
Raymond L. Wolyen and Elsie ID. Freeman
Evening star., 1924-09-25
GAVEL CLUB TO HOLD
WO.WEEk CARNIVAL
Novel Event to Begin October 27
and Will Continue Until
November II.

A pretentious Halloween carnival
and dance will be staged by the Gavel
Club of Master Masons, in it's club
rooms in the Strayer Building, from
October 81 to November H. Plans for
the event were discussed at meet
Ing OF the club last night, at which
Clyde J. Nichols. president, presided.
Many novel features have been
planned to make the carnival one of
the most popular indoor events Of it's
kind ever held In Washington Ten
special committees. in addition to the
carnival executive committee, have
been appointed to make arrangements
The proceeds will be used TO pay off
the Indebtedness incurred for i'm
provements.
V. v. Straub is general chairman of
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
the Health Department In the last "a hours:
Julia +. Watson, 76 3ll5 Mt. Pleasant st.
Anna +. Secor. 81, l722 l3th st.
ne witt r Gandell, 40, George Washington
University Hospital.
Thomas II. Town. IL st. Elisabeth's Hos
pital.
Margaret whyte. -. IL St ne
Joseph A. Newkirk. 50, 54l Irving st.
Annie Il. Johnson. 80, 1853 Oregon ave.
Edward johnson, 81. tuberculosis Hospital.
Carolina Upehaw. a.. 1240 LIST ST. s.v.
Lewis johnson. 60 I714 st.
Donthy A. Mallory, II, Prredmeu's Hos
pital
Ada Harris, 40. Freedmen's Hospital.
Inmas Hill. 22. Freedmen's Hospital
John Presley. 81. walter Reed Hospital
James II. Wright. months, 9th and Far
raEut sts.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
he Health Department in the last "a hours
William T.. and Kate V. Summers girl.
Harry and Annie Hubert, boy.
Ralph G.. and louise NJ Proctor. boy.
Thomas and Margaret T.. Finch, girl
so,eS Rsn,ld ald and Vfi,p, Per- r. Nrtn slrn boy
Leon and shirley p Shore, hoy
Joseph ". and Francis A. Herbert. hoy.
Arthur r. and Hannah f. Hughes. girl.
Robert 4. and Sue e. Mattingly, girl.
Frank II. and Anna T. Peyton. girl
Joseph and Carmcla Pugliese. girl.
Wilson and Alice Row. girl.
Lloyd l.. and Odessa Cullmorr. girl
Daniel l.. and Pauline T. Borden. hoy
Augustus and Gretchen Johnson. grl
Robert ID. and Mary williams. boy.
Perry and Alice Lghtsy, boy.
Milford and BESSIE Dove. girl.
Marcus and Elsie Cubbage, boy.
Lewis and MARY Jones. girl.
Lawrence q. and Emma X Rose hoy
Evening star., 1924-09-25

the carnival executive committee. s.
S. Banham is vice chairman. Chair
men of the various committees fol-
low: 4. B. Mcdowell, publicity; L. S.
Hierling. advertising: John r. Crouch
booths Sidney Haas, tickets; A. S..
Hopkins, decorating; c. Praetorious,
donations; {. T. Denekas, dancing; ".
v. Straub. finance; George w. Swift,
personnel. and S. S. Banham, fraternal
organizations.
Vaudeville skits by John ]. Mul-
lanes artists, and vocal and instru-
mental selections by prominent Wash
inEton musicians, were features of
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Will Show Scotch Pictures.

\ collection of 90 pictorial photo
graphs from the Scottish Photo
gra phic Federation of Scotland will
be shown during September and October
in the section of photography, north
west gallery of the Arts and Indus
tries Building, United States National
Museum. This noteworthy collection
is representative of SO of the leading
men Of Scotland in this branch of
photography
Evening star., 1924-09-25

last nights meeting. Those on the
program were Jimmy Furlong, ukulele
player; Kate Smith, who sang a num-
Der Of popular songs; Charles WOLF.
piano monologist Ray BenshaW.
lyric tenor; Sampson p. Holland. plan
list: John Philip Shaddick, concert
baritone and director of the Almas
Glee Club. and Adriene, Hawaiian
dancer.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
SISTERS GO TO COURT.
Injunction Asked to Settle Dispute
Over Apartment.

Harry II. Beach of 45S X street
and his wife, Carrie D. Beach, have
filed suit for injunction in the Dis
trict Supreme Court to prevent Mrs.
Girtha flushing, sister of Mrs. Beach,
and her husband, w. c. flushing,
from prosecuting a suit in the Mu-
nicipal Court to eject the Beaches
form their apartment. The plaintiffs
submit an affidavit from the father
of Mrs. Beach and Mrs. flushing
that he rented the apartment for the
joint occupancy of his two daughters.
The Hushings are seeking in Mu-
nicipal Court to secure full possession
Of the apartment. the court Is told.
Attorney Alfred d. Esher appears for
the plaintiffs.
Evening star., 1924-09-25

Among the Hovas, the reignins
race of Madagascar, the two higher
castles are constrained by social law
to maintain a certain purity Of blood
the taking of wife from outside
the clan being prohibited.