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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
LUTHERAN

st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran, Nucva
at South Presa street; A. l.. Wolff and
August Baetke, pastors. Sunday school
and Bible classes, o'clock; English SER
vice. 10 o'clock: German service, II
o'clock; joint Lutheran service at Zion
Chapel 702 East Cincinnati avenue, S
O'clock; board meeting, o'clock Mon
day; Luther League, o'clock Thursday;
Sunday school teachers, Z o'clock Friday;
Junior catechetical instruction, o'clock
every morning.
Zion Lutheran Chapel. 7O2 East Gin
cinnati avenue. Sunday school and Bible
class, $3.50 o'clock; services II o'clock;
Joint Lutheran service at Zion Chapel, s
o'clock with Rev. +. A. Neumeister de-
livering the sermon: Zion Dorcas Chap
ter society, o'clock Tuesday: Junior
catechCtical instruction s o'clock daily.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Luthera n,
West Poplar a jackson street; G. w.
LobeCk, pastor. Sunday school, $3.50
o'clock; services, 1880 O'Clock. with a
sermon, by Professor II. Lobeck OF st,
| Paurs College. Concorda. Mo; Ladies'
| Aid meeting at the home OF Mrs. Edmond
Knape, 1923 South Alamo. Wednesday.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran,
Avenue f at Fifth street; Rev. Paul +.
| Helm, pastor; Rev. Otto G. Gerbich, asso-
Ciate pastor. Sunday school. $3.50 o'clock;
young peoples Bible classes at Y. NJ. c.
A. Club rooms at $3.50 O'Clock; morning
service by Rev. Otto Gerhich, IL O'clock:
Junior Luther League, o'clock; Joint
services at zion Chapel sunday evening
Ladies' Aid Eociety. $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
Sunday school officers and teachers, 1880
o'clock Tuesday; business meeting, senior
Luther League, $3.50 o'clock Thursday;
meeting OF church officers, 1880 o'clock
Friday; church council, Sis o'clock Fri
day.
Government Hill Evangelical Lutheran.
North Pine at Mason streets; Theodore
r. Streng. pastor Sunday school, 0
o'clock: Bible class, $50 o'clock; morn
ing service. 1890 o'clock; joint evening
service, s o'clock a Zion Lutheran Chap
Ell; teachers meeting. o'clock Friday;
council meeting, 1880 o'clock Tuesday;
Ladies' Aid, 3 o'clock Wednesday; admin
lstratlon OF holy communion. August Is.
Beacon Hill Lutheran. worshiping tenn
porarily at Grant and Huisache avenues.
Service with sermon, s o'clock Thursday
Bible study. o'clock. For Information
on the administration OF the word and
sacrament call Pastor Neumeister at Mis-
sion 3255-W.
Highland Park Lutheran, Hammond at
New Braunfcls avenue; Rev. F. A. Neu-
mesteT, pastor Sunday school and pas
tors Bible class, o'clock; service, $3.50
o'clock; Joint Lutheran service at Zion
chapel in the evening. monthly meeting
Of teachers and officers OF the sunday
school. 5 o'clock Monday; comedy drama
THE Old Maids Convention" under the
auspices of the Highland Park Luther
League, s:l5 o'clock Friday, August Z.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Highland Park Presbyterian, Hammond
at Covers street; G. d. Strickler, pastor.
Sunday school. 9:45 O'clock, f. ID. Fred
rick, superintendent; mems Bible class,
9:45 o'clock, Charles Dubose, teacher;
preaching. IL and o'clock: Endeavor.
/ o'clock.
Pine Street Presbyterian. South Pine
at Omaha Greet; DIR. A. II. p. McCurdy.
pastor. Preaching. IL and o'clock;
Sabbath school. $3.50 O'clock; Endeavor,
''Propaganda."
Westminster Presbyterian, Garden at
King William street; Rev. j. Leighton
Gteen, pastor. Sunday school $3.50
O'Clock. II. C. Fullerton. superintendent;
preaching, IL and o'clock; EndeavUr,
G:45 o'clock; mldwsek prayer service. s
o'clock Wednesday.
Woodlawn Presbyterian, Zarzamora
street at Waverly avenue; D. H. Kirk
pat".clS. paGtor. Sunday school, 9:i6
o'clock, Max w. Amdrn. superintendent;
Endeavor, O'clock, Sam Halle. DrCs:-
dent: no prayer melting wednesday nor
preaching SuLiGy evening on account q
revival meeting IN rEe tent at the corner
OF Cincinnati and Calaveras; preaching.
l0:i5 o'clocH. 50: men text: Com rrt
One Another With These Words
Thess AIS.
First United Presbyterian. ogden at
East Locust street; Rev. S. G. Huey.
pastor. Sabbath school, 9:45 o'clock; ad-
dress Dy jim Perry on Inc man OF
Galilee, Our Standard Bearer; Endeavor,
I o'clock.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian. Den
yer boulevard at South Mittman street,
Edgar Hubbard, minister. Sunday school,
9:i5 o'clock. z. A. DeLisle, superlutend-
emit; worship, II and s o'clock, EndoavOr,
GAS o'clock; Bible study and prayer SER
vice, o'clock Wednesday; Sunday even
ing service on tho lawn.
ProspeC. Hill Presbyterian, 242i Buena
Vista street; c. NJ. Dellinger. pastn-. sun
day school. 9:I5 o'clock. NJ. J. Church,
superintendent: preaching IL and s
o'clock by Rev. James Waite OF Lock-
hart; Junior Endeavor, $3.50 o'clock, Mrs.
+. G. Murray. superintendent; intermedl-
ate Endeavor, $40 o'clock, Mrs. c. NJ.
Dellinger, superintendent; woman's aux
Hilary, ; o'clock Tuesday, Mrs r. A.
Webb president; prayer service at s
o'clock Wednesday.
Beacon Hill Presbyterian. West Wood
lawn at Michigan: Chaplain J. stuar.
Pearce, pastor. Sunday school $3.50. Ro-
land Springall. superintendent; preaching
IL and o'clock; Endeavor, o'clock !;
woman's auxiliary. 10 o'clock Monday in
the ladies parlors; deacOns monthly
meeting Thursday evening. Sunday even
ing topic. Inspiration of the Scrip
lures"
First Presbyterian. North Alamo at
Fourth street: DR.. P. B. Hill, pastor.
Sunday school. $3.50 o'clock; preaching.
II and s o'clock by Rev. 5. D. Crosby
prayer meeting, o'clock Wednesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
OFFICIAL OF ELKS
STRICKEN ON TRAIN

DENVER. Aug. John Halpin,
of Kansas City, retiring trustee of the
grand lodge of Elks, returning from
the national convention Of the order
at Portland, was taken to Mercy hos
pital here today, suffering from a
severe attack Of asthama.
Halpin is a wealthy Kansas City
business man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
DRUNKEN STRANGERS.
WILL GET CHANCE To-.
KNOW EACH OTHER

Two drunken soldiers Friday night,
waiting to be taken to Fort Sam
Houston by military police, became
acquainted. .t'
They were taken to their company
headquarters under arrest to await
morning and punishment. 90
Escaping from their barracks the
two reached the I-G. n. railway
yards and were ready to catch a"a
freight train. Special Agei-t Lozano
and Patrolman Lane happened by.
Emergency Officer Anderson took.
them to police headquarters where
once more they were given to the
military police. ~-s
Now their only solace is that they
may be companions in the puniSh-
ment for attempted desertion. -
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CHRISTIAN

Prospect Hill Christian. Buena Vista al
Chupaderas: Rev. l.. f. Diehl. pastor
Sunday school, 9:i5 o'clock; morning ser
vice and communion. II O'clock; nigh
service. O'Clock; prayer meeting,
o'clock Wednesday.
Central Christian. Main at San Pedro
avenue: DIR. Hugh Mcclellan. minister
Preaching, II and o'clock; sunday
school, $3.50 o'clock.
South Side Christian, DunnlnE al
South Presa; Patrick Henry, pastor
Bible school, $3.50 O'clock: w. 4. Ortiz
superintendent; services. II and s O'Clock
endeavor, 6:46 o'clock; prayer meeting
7:45 o'clock Wednesday; Women's Mis-.
sionary society, s o'clock Thursday night
at the home % Mrs. Mangham, SOL cas-,
tillo street.
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CATHOLIC

st. Mary's Catholic. St. Marys street;
Rev. =. c. Dusseau. O.NI, pastor.
Masses hourly from to IL o'clock sun
day; high mass with sermon, II o'clock;
childTens mas. O'Clock; meeting Of the
promoters Of the League of the Sacred
Heart, 1880 o'clock Sunday evening;
evening service and sermon. 1880 O'clock:
night prayers and rosary every evening
except Saturday 7:45 O'clock: devotion
in honor Of st. Anthony, question box and
benediCtion of the blessed sacrament.
7:i5 o'clock Tuesday; way OF the cross
for the poor souls and benediction Of the
blessed sacrament. 7:45 o'clock Friday;
ing the week.
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EPISCOPAL

st. Marks, Travis Park; Rev. sylvester
r. Robertson. Holy communion. 1880
o'clock: church school and adult Bible
class. $3.50 o'clock: holy communion and
sermon, IL o'clock: young peoples serv-
ice league, 6:l5 o'clockS evening prayer
10 o'clock Thursday and Friday.
ST. Johns, Burnett at North Hack
berry; Rev. Jay Scott BudlonE, rector.
Holy eucharist and sermon. $3.50 o'clock;
church school at the same hour in the
parish house; no evening service.
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BIBLE STUDENTS

International Bible Students associa-
ton. 11713 North Flores street. Bible
studies for children and juniors. 10
o'clock: meeting of elders and deacons,
1880 O'Clock; discourse on a Bible topic,
o'clock; workers and class business
meeting, 1880 O'clock; Bible study. 1880
o'clock; service day, s o'clock Tuesday;
prayer, praise and testimony, 7:i5 o'clock
Wednesday; Bible study, THE New Crea-
ton" o'clock Thursday; Bible study,
7:i5 o'clock Friday; discourse on a Bible
topic by r. o. Conoley Of Houston at s
o'clock Sunday, August Q.
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SPIRITUALIST

First Texas Church; o. o. F. s., $40
Services, 7:45 o'clock: music by Mrs
Maud Howard; solos by Miss Elizabeth
Helm; insplrationsl lecture by the pastor
on "Whosoever Dwelfeth in Love Dwell,
eth in God; spiritual message from
flowers, pictures and articles: dIvln,
healing and message, o'clock Friday a
S26 Broadway.
Church OF Harmany. s22 East Houston
street; Rev. Lola Taylor, pastor. Ser
vices. o'clock, with lecture by DR.
Louise Campbell; mid-week service.
o'clock Thursday at 1911 South Presa
messages by Mrs. Clara Brltton Harsh
man, Mrs. II. Slmms and Or. Louis
Campbell,
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LATTER DAY SAINTS

Roorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints, 3522 South Flores
street; 7. ]. jet Jr., pastor. Sunday
school s:t5 o'clock; preaching. II and
s o'clock.
Chudch OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints (Mormon). sac East Houston
street. Public meetings. 10 and s o'clock.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Second Church OF Christ Scientist,
Magnolia avenue at BelKnap place. sun
day services. II and s o'clock; Sunday
school. $3.50 o'clock; testimonial meet
ing, = o'clock Wednesday; reading room.
il6 Maverick building, open week days
from . o'clock 10 . o'clock and from
to o'clock Sundays.
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METHODIST

Travis Park Methodist. Travis at Ma
varro street; Rev. Arthur J. Moore, pas
tor: Miss Hattie Rankin, pastors assist
ant; Mrs. Mary Fly, office secretary;
Mrs. A. A. Barber. director Of religious
education and financial secretary; Mrs.
L Is. Garrett, director OF young peoples
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Glad Tldngs Assembly Of God, Mes
quite street at Denver boulevard: J. c.
wilder, pastor. Sunday school. 9:45
clock; services, IL o'clock Sunday and S
O'Clock Sundays, Tuesday and Thursday
In the tent
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BEXAR BOOSTS Ign.
ASSESSMENT S7O,SOO

Assessments for Bexar county and
state tax against the International
Great Northern railroad were in
creased $70,SO0 after representatives
of the road appeared before the county
equalization board Friday.
Last years assessment was $780,
350-this years S637. $50.
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

Theosophical Society, AIS Hicks build
ing. Public lecture. 8 o'clock, by T. d.
Hawkins on The Purpose OF Reincarna-
ton" Library open to public from
to o'clock daily.
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CONGREGATIONAL

First Congrega South Presa at
Carolina street; Rev. NJ. o. Lambly. min
lister. Church school, 9:45 o'clock; pub
lie worship and sermon, II o'clock. Top
&c: Conceptions that Classify Chris
tians"
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Evening star., 1925-05-11
POLIS-'The Dream Girl"

Deep down somewhere inside of
one the sort of music that Victor
Herbert put into 1.-The Dream Girl
conJures up an array Of indescribable
reactions. Few, if any, walked out
of Polls Theater last night without
feeling the intangible but positive eff
feet of the melodies and harmonies
which run through this musical play.
In the face of some productions
seen these days, it would be a crime
to call this little piece, the stuff that
dreams are made Of" a musical com
edy. There's something more to the
lyrics and music than can be put
down in cold black and white. A bit
of an aura surrounds them.
AS far as the punS and the inter
woven comedy dialogue infused into
the fragile plot are concerned, they
could be dumped into the nearest ash
can without the slightest injury to
the play. 1t is the music that charms
in THE Dream Girl
But don't let a little gnat spoil this
ointment. for there is Fay BANTER
naive. attractive. natural. typically
American-who sings My Hero" with
just the right admiXture of coyness
and naivete, and Walter Woolf-who
has the superb voice for My Dream
Girl and The Broad HiGhway'-full
vibrant, clear as a bell: and don't
" lile llHklllS llltle Voice VI
sAivara. as she sings her song. Gypsy
Life Maiden, Let Me In strikes
home, and recalls not in melody but
rather in likeness, the famous old
male chorus of Robin Brown
October Ale"
Back into the 18th century you're
carried with The Dream Girl" to
The romantic, muSty past, to revel to
Your hearts desire in the vagabondish
atmosphere of uncouth but vigorous
days of Old.
The story of The Road to Yester-
day" is only partly incorporated in
THE Dream Girl" 1t appears rather
in incidents made fantastic at times
by the dream, with quaint, unique
effect. In the musical comedy line
1t is something new and very much
better than the modern plot.
y word for the chorus-dainty and
neat, with voices rather better than
the average.
This score. however, the last of the
late Victor Herbert, will live. Some
day in the dim future someone will
put on a revival, and THE Dream
Girl" will stir the grandchildren of
those who have heard it in these
days just as deeply as it has stirred
those who listen to the strains of the
same song today. This is prophecy,
worth only what prophecies are worth,
but wait and see.
Evening star., 1925-05-11
EARLE-"The Night Clerk"

The Earle's program this week con-
tains full rounds Of song, dance, com.
edy, burlesque and a fairly good
movie.
THE Night Clerk" heads the pro.
gram and is put over with dash and
laughter A chorus of eight pretty
lassies, with numerous changes of
gaudy costumes, dance and sing fairly
well and help Jack West, Cecil Sum
mers and Gertrude Bond to put the
tabloid musical farce over with eff
feet The scenery is adequate.
One of the best rough sketches in
vaudeville, "A Scene of Bygone
Days" is really the feature of the
bill when it comes down to brass
tacks and the judgment of hearty ap-
plause. 1t depicts a barroom of the
poorer class, and a good singing quar-
tet with a clever banjo player make
up the characters. The flow of wit
isn't of a high order, but "Al" the
bartender. keeps things going. so that
there isn't minute when the audi
ence isn't applauding or laughing.
Three curtain calls rewarded the act,
and the lights had to be lowered be-
fore the show could proceed.
The Howard girls opened the show
with a good trapeZe and swinging
ladder act; Ed Morton sings several
funny songs that were well received,
and Pat Barrett, that funny old cod
ger. and Nora Cunneen score with
talking and dancing act above the
average.
"The Bandolero," a Metro oldwyn
photoplay, had its initial showing in
Washington, and was well liked by
the audience, although too long
fCo,tin,,od IN E,Iavaptb po1oN
Evening star., 1925-05-11
kEITH'S-Miss Laurette TAYLOR.

With questionable daring, Miss
Iaurette Taylor, the current head
liner at b. +. keiths Theater, has
introduced in vaudeville d condensed
version of an imported pantomime
called "Pierrot the ProdiSal." AS in
some of her former dramatic sue
cesses, notably Peg O. My Heart"
the celebrated actress makes a decided
artistic success of the Wordless drama
but it is dubious whether an Ameri-
can audience will cultivate A taste for
this form of entertainment, even
though served SO delectably as Miss
Taylor does it.
Miss Taylor also appears somewhat
skeptical over the results of the radi-
cal departure she has attempted in
vaudeville. and says so in little cur
tain speech which comes as a sort of
prelude to the pantomime. She takes
this opportunity, too, to tell the story
of the dumb drama. fearful, perhaps,
that it will not be grasped by an au-
dience unaccustomed to foreign pan
tomime. Galina kopernak and Clar-
ence Derwent give her admiral sup
port.
Aside from the pantomime, quite
the most enjoyable feature of the bill
is provided by Ben Meroff and his
hand. in High Matters" Meroff
could hold the spotlight alone, but,
with the assistance of his comedian
musicians, evolves an act which can
Evening star., 1925-05-11
A NJ i S E NJ E N T S

not be touched by anything like it in
vaudeville. Versatility is Meroff S
first name. He plays anything from
a violin cello to a saXOphone and does
eccentric dancing par excellence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Barry, an in
stitution in vaudeville, are back with
new and wholesome comedy, rural
idyll, Scandals of Hensfoot Corners.
that's just as good as any previous
effort of this famous pair of come
dians as mirthmaker. Montana"
the cowboy banjoist, could have stop
ped the show last night, judging from
the protracted applause. He makes
one banjo do the work of two in mas
terful style. Buddy. Doyle, The
Twentieth Century Minstrel" sings a
variety of songs and does some dra-
matte reciting in his own peculiar
style: Wally Bradley and May Hen
messy have a fast moving song and
dance revue, in which Miss Hen
nessy's dancing combines the beauty
and precision of the Russian ballet
with the furious speed and abandon
of the American school. and Lucas
and Inez have as a closer an art
classic labeled "Adagio." 1t is a
unique muscular demonstration and
gymnastic exhibition that defies re-
production. Inez is as beautiful as
she is graceful. Dave Winnie and
Dolly open the bill with aerial aero
battles and the usual film subsidiaries
complete the offerings.
Evening star., 1925-05-11

It is a COMBINED cleaner
and polisher for aluminium ware.
1t cleans away dirt and puts a
brilliant polish on the utensils
formerly two Interpretations
in ten seconds.
Cuts down dish washing time
by doing the hardest part of
the work; cleaning the cooking
utensils.
1t has a score Of uses-works
Just as we'll and just as fast on
iron, tin ware, crockery, glass,
cooking utensils, granite and en-
amel ware.
Evening star., 1925-05-11
POST
TOASTIES

Every time YOU of those striking adver-
tsements OF Post Toasties in the magazine,
paper, please remember that you get Post
Toasties at store, nearest your home. And
because they sell rapidly in stores, you'll get them
fresh, they're moving III and out all the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-25
AUTOS AT
PARADISE Inn
Snow Too Deep for Park
ing; Reach Inn Thru Tunnel

PARADISE INN. Rainier Nation.
al PARK. June 25.-Tourists
reached Paradise inn by automobile
for the first time this season TO.
day.
Aitho private cars are allowed
to drive only within four miles Of
the inn, because OF the lack OF park.
ing space, due TO one OF tho deepest
snowfalls in years. park stages are
making trips every two hours, from
10 n. IN. TO p. M, carrying tour.
lists from Narada falls to Paradise
inn and return without charge.
Naradn falls Ia the hating place for
private automobiles.
Park stages also arc making
thru trips from Seattle and Tacoma
70 Paradise inn, the first time this
year this has been possible.
The free stnge service was In op.
Grafton all day today. bringing be.
tween ESQ and 200 people to Para
disc valley. The snow IL stlll so
deep, however, that access TO Pnrn.
disc inn Ia gained by a tunnel thru
a 20.foot snowbank
Government officials expect the
melting snow 10 afford plenty or
parking space 10 allow tourists 10
drive 10 Paradise inn by July !, or
a little earlier they announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-25
(AdyertIsement)

De fmsnt of the Interior. Gem
eral . Office, Washington. ID. c..
May t925. Notice Is hereby given
that huant to tho provisions OF
the act OF July 5. 1884 t23 Stat. 1o5),
the lands in the following abandoned
military reservations In tho State of
Washington, viii be offered for sale
for cash by tho smallest legal sub
division 10 the highest bidder, at not
less than the appraised price in the
district land office at Seattle. Wash
inRton. commencing at 10 A. NJ,
August 4, 1925; Washington Harbor
west SideJ. T. 20 ~. II. . w, w. NJ,
Washington. Hs;2b acres. appralged
II eEast V sIde5, II. 90 N, II. ) ", "a
acres. Appraised at ;2.77725; chaiiam
Point fWest), II. 30 ", r. 2 w.
1910 acres. appraised Mt Se.325.70;
ChaiIam Point (EasD. T. 90 ~. X. .
w. sst7 sb.1 ae Island aP 3Wss, Ia. At
ss n, r.. w, 507ss acres. ap-
praised at t371t.20: Shaw Island
(East SIde). rs. 36 and 80 NJ, X. q
W. els.ss acres, appraised at
There viii be sold on August 8.
1925 the abandoned military rsser-
ystlons mentioned below. Lopez ISL
and (southwest portion), rs. 81 and
AZ ~. X. 2 w, 677.2s acres. appraised
al ti,77s.90; Lopez Island northwest
portlon). rs. 80 and 36 ~. X. 2 W..
s2zss acres. Appraised at ,aoisaS;
n, "a NJ. X. 2 W., 1850 acres. APP
nraIsed at S1,fei.50i Vancouver
Point, rs 20 and 80 ~. X. 2 w.
b52.34 acres. Appraised at yo,0oe.33.
Further Information can be obtained
from the local land office at Seattle.
WILLIAM SPRY.
Commissioner.
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PUT RECORDS IN.
STIMS0N ARCH
Box viii Not Be Opened for
rs or 100 Years

with tho las, trowel Of mortar
there will be sealed into the arch OF
the stimson building Friday. at 2
o'clock. records and documents which
Il Is expected will remain in their
place for the next rs or 100 years
without being disturbed.
AZ an interesting experiment in
tho probable life OF modern bust
ness building. n copper box has been
prepared. which win contain various
documents and records OF Seattle.
and tho company In the nicho in
the entrance arch. this box win be
placed and sealed.
II the estimates OF building experts
are correct. II will be AZ least rs or
100 years from now when the copper
box is opened and the records re-
vealed
Seattle newspapers OF June &c will
be included in the copper record box.
and there win be daily pictures OF
the construction work on tho stimson
building.
when II Il finally removed. the
sealed copper box. opened by people
yet to be born. may offer nm inter-
estlng commentary on Seattle life in
1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-25

A BOUT the only thing DR.. John
"a Wotherspoon doesn't know about
sewing Is how to thread needle.
He's going 10 learn that right away.
There will be a Notwithstanding
contest AZ the annual Scotch picnic
and games 20 be held az Fortuna
Park on Mercer Island. July I. The
ladies viii furnish the needles and
the men viii do the threading.
DR.. wotherspoon thinks that with
little practice he Will be able TO
earn some sort OF q reward He has