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New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

N. r.. who died here Tuesday night after taking a large quantity of poison was announced here yester- day and there will not be an in- quest according to the police. Mrs. sopielec who was 40 vars old came to this city few days ago with Jo- seph Zeps, with whom she had been living in Waverly since a separation from her husband Ave years ago. Last Saturday the man returned to Waverly leaving her with friends, MT. and Mrs. George Horychun, so Liberty street, in front of which place she collapsed yesterday after noon at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Free State Senatorial
 Elections, Sept. IT

Dublin, Sept. 10 R,-one week from today will be the date for the senatorial elections in the Irish Free State. There are 19 vacancies and 76 candidates for the seats, The voting will be by proportional representa- ton with the single transferable vote. The constituency IS the whole of the Free State, The number Of voters on tho register Is 1,S47,195. Every man or woman over the age of 80 Is entitled to vote. The repub- licans have decided 10 boycott the elections which have aroused little public interest. It Is not expected that the poll will exceed 40 per cent of those entitled vote.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
French Debt Terms
 Not Too Lenient

Salt Lake City, Sept. 10 P-- France cannot hope for more fav- orable settlement Of her war dept to American than was awarded to Eng land, nor can her debt commission presume that the United States debt funding commission will accept any plan formulated at the recent Lon don conference of Finance Minister Churchill of Great Britain and M. CaiIlaux of France. This declara ton was made yesterday by Senator Reed Shoot of Utah, chairman of the American debt funding commis- sion in an address.
 
 READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
PARENTS, NOT CHILDREN,
 TO BLAME, PASTOR SAYS
Former Too Careless Washington Minister Claims in Speech Be-
 fore Temperance Board.


 fore Temperance Board.
 St, Louis, Mo. Sept, 10 Rl--Erotic dances of youth are evolved by a bald-headed dancing master; erotic plays are written and produced by men of maturity and salacious nov els are produced for youth and not by youth, declared Rev. Dr. Deets Pickett, Washington, D. C.. in de- fense of young people here last night.
 Dr, Pickett spoke at the temper snce board anniversary celebration In connection with the opening of the St. Louis conference of the Methodist Episcopal church.
 "Young people have at their com mand greater wealth than the world ever knew before. The young man is limited only by the range of the high powered automobile. The ra- dio brings jass into his home.
 Parents are more careless than they used 10 be. Father Is playing golf and mother is at the beauty parlor, having her hair waved.
 Even in their misbehaviour, young people are more sinned against than shining. They are being exploited for profit or as a means of overturn- ing the tradition and customs of the country. small but determined
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
WILLS-TUNNEY BOUT

ProspeCts TOT heavyweight Battle
 Seem Brighter After Conference
 Yesterday.
 New York, Sept. 10 P)-Prospects for a heavyweight battle between Harry Wills and Gene Tunney were indicated yesterday when managere of both boxers announced willing ness of the principals to proceed with the match.
 Paddy Mullins, manager of Wills, said he was prepared to sign for Tunney match as soon as certain ob- stacles are removed. Billy Gibson, Tunney's manager, declared he was ready to start Gene training for the bout, but said it was doubtful if the meeting could be arranged this year.
 Mullins visited Promoter Tex Rickard at the new Madison Square Garden yesterday and after the con ference he announced he would wait until Friday night for some action by Newark. N. J., promoters to whom Wills is obligated to box be- fore he engages in any other bout in this district. Wills is wanted for a Newark bout on September 28, but up to this time no opponent has been selected for him.
 In the event the Newark promo ters fail to secure a suitable oppon- ent for Wills, Mullins intends to con sider himself open to Rickard' S proposition which would be to stage the heavyweight clash at the Yan- kee Stadium late this month or early ill October.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Willimantic Democrats
 Nominate Republican

Willimantic. Conn, Sept. 10 tP- James M, Smith. republican se- lectman, was nominated for first se- lectman at the democratic town eau GUS here last night, Supported by the striking operatives of the Ameri- can Thread company, Mir. Smith re- ceived 2S1 of the 42S votes cast. His opponent. R. A. Andrews. received SC votes, David P, Ahern was nom- mated for second selectman.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10

tion is that their packers are now seeking to resuscitate them by copy ing the American K. K. K.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Gas On Stomach
 Made Her Nervous

For many years Mrs. Cook had gay on the stomach and was nervous ana short of breath. Finally she took Adlerika and it did her world of good. Adlerika helps any case gas on the stomach unless due to deep seat- ed causes. Because 1t is such an ex- cellent intestinal oyacuant 1t is the very best remedy for constipation it often works in one hour and never gripes. City Drug Store, 4S9 Main street
New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
Suicide Is Verdict in
 Stamford WOman's Death

Stamford, Conn., Sept. 10 Rl-A finding of suicide of the death Of Mrs. Regina Sopielec of Waverly,
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE
CURBS
Florence, N. j., May 25. 1925

Florence, N. j., May 25, 1925.
Sealed Proposals will be received
until 8 P. M. daylight Saving Ti.ne)
Wednesday, June 10th, 1926, by the
Township Committee of Florence
Township, at the Fire House, Flor
ence, N. j., for furnishing all mater.
ials, machinery, plant and labor to
construct concrete curbs in the sec
ton bounded by Delaware River, 7th,
Spruce Street and Foundry Street.
The work comprises approximately
the following:
4350O lineal feet of straight con-
crete curb.
276O lineal feet of armored radius
curb.
383 lineal feet Of unarmored rad
ius curb.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for 29o of the
amount bid payable to the order of
the Treasurer of Florence Township.
Plans and Specifications may be
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05
S1175

is all you need pay down to have this
beautiful all,enameled Estate range in.
stalled in your kitchen Cooking top,
burners and end shelf are Of black
enamel Gray enamel pans Nickel
door frames. All other outside parts
of white enamel One giant, three
regular and one simmering burner.
Aluminized oven linings.
Measurements; Floor space needed
n inches. Baking oven: 16 inches
wide by Is deep by IA high.
Broiling roasting oven: 16 inches
wide by ls deep by SN high.
Push button top burner freel
On easy payment plan. si5o.so
$ii.7s down-$ll.7s moatAly.
Cash price SALTS.
-
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05
EXECUTRIx' NOTICE
ESTATE OF HYMAN LEVIN,
Deceased.
RULE TO BAR

Notice is hereby given that an or
der has been made by the Surrogate
of the County of Burlington, bearing
date on the 9Th day of April, 1925,
upon the application of the subscrib-
er, Executor, requiring the creditors
of HYMAN LEVIN, deceased, late of
the County of Burlington, to bring
in their claims against the estate of
said decedent under oath or affirma-
ton on or before October 9Th, 1925,
or they will be debarred of any ac-
ton therefor against the said execu-
trix.
ESTHER LEVIN,
Executrix.
Proctor-Francis ]. Smith.
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05

The heat of the Estate Gas Range
oven kept at the desired temperature
by the ThermEstate Oven Heat Con.
troll is SO uniform throughout that you
don't have to glance in to see how the
food is doing"
Results are as uniform as the ovens
heat No baking failures! No scorch,
inE--no under,cooked foods. This
oven actually bakes with fresh airl
But come in and learn all about it
for yourself.
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05

to change your house heating
system. Before the cold
weather comes again change
over to gas for house heating
Light the gas in the fall, turn
it off in the spring, Meanwhile
the thermostat controls the heat
in your home. according to the
temperature.
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05

Proctor-Francis j. Smith.
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05
GAS HOLDER AT
.ARRISON REQUIRES
1000 TONS OF STEEL

wards of sixty carloads of ma
|, including four thousand tons
teel and building equipment,
!. be used in the construction of
"waterless" gas holder at Har-
on Of Public Service Electric
Gas Company. Twenty-six
loads Of material have already
we'd an{ the rest is expected at
rate ofsn to fifteen a week.
le trahmel derrick which will
an Important part in the con.
ton Is about completed and
.aveR working radius of 1877
Tbs derrick is eighty-four
ais and weighs $4,000
Two thirty horsepower
I'D one fifteen horsepower
y supply the power.
Fom steel sheets have ar
brication has started and
WWpleted about June 10,
Sbase will be laid. Then
! and the roof will be
# Both piston and roof will
4ed upward by means OF
npressed air blowers, each
81 d by $50 horsepower mo-
# our air compressors each
capacity of $50 cubic feet
iinute and 100 pounds per
Il inch press operated by a
y five horsepower motor
Ill be used for driving rivets
+ operating, hoisting, drilling,
ng and other apparatus.
The piston and roof are forced
I'd, the sides of the holder will
ced in position in sections
ayeling crane carried ON the
When completed the roof
riyeted to the columns at
,p and the piston will then
Id.
'al new holder, which will be
I the largest in the country,
lave a storage capacity of 15,-
, 90 cubic feet and will be 333
high, with a diameter of 254
D The Bartlett Hayward Com
!, of Baltimore is the contrac-
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05
NOTICE

is hereby given that writ of at
tachment at the suit of William C.
Keeler against Christine A. Warthen
for the sum of $4,000 was issued
out of the Burlington County Com
mon Pleas Court on March 31st, 1925,
returned into Court April 9Th, 1925.
G. DORE COGSWELL,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
526 Cooper Street, Camden, N. J.
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05
INSURED FREIGHT

Did you realize your goods
wholesalehouse they
Suppose while they transit
freight caught fire. Would pay you for
No things,
Your freight is all insured the
till deliver BUT remember,
MEN CARRY FREIGHT INSURANCE"
you of SERVICE and RELIABILITY"
Trucks Philadelphia for Beverly Burlington
a A. M.
CIvER FREIGHT
Delaware Avenue Green Street, Philadelphia
Beverly banner., 1925-06-05
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has been
used successfully in the treatment OF
Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which &C
through the Blood on the Mucous Sus,
faces, thus reducing the Inflammation
Sold by all druggists.
F. ] Cheney e. Co Toledo OH
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30 OFFICES TO RENT

GOOD light offices and lofts. with
steam heat. passenger and freight
elevator service ana tracltnEe
suitable for manufacturers agents
and iobbern. in Maritime Building.
Rent reasonable. Will give lease.
Stephen A. Hull
III Madison st. MA in-O9sn
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Building Permits

Dorchester inv Co Nat nk 81 Corn.
bldg mill b1aE itto,t es
e. Bsstfenssh. $3.50 SSH q. ffsus bulld-
tnE i7tao.
n uacausg. csss Middleton tet Co,
frame residences. 1880.
n Arffoster. care Mlddts,on Tbr- Co &.
frame residence tstpb
" r, Garues Sios Asead. eldE- Trans
residence. iAaao
Ma1 Rdsu. zsid y Aiasr. frame real
dfnes 50 600
I. a. Fay. 81 " Crsmona. frsmr rest
ssnre is,9ee
r. j E,aarst. .es Marion -, frams
residence 5000
y, p pphsl 1EtT sfth 8. W. frame
residence. ti.9ee.
!. ~ Wrldeman. aus 18th ~. frame reel.
deser itsoo
A O. Petersen, az W. 51th a., frhme
residences, 5000
Oscar Krauss. as1J y. valley al, frame
residence. 5000.
A. q Kelley. itss Stone way, rsn- I'd.
attiau. $1,000.
stephen Hsrg. sFos woodland Park ave-.
firepfoof raraKe 5000,
tpuis Nrlaan taHs Eleventh. ~ a. frame
residence $500
Margaret aiair, ft3sA 1afd avs. frame
residence, 1890.
J, Thompson 1881 W. ssrds frame rest
dsnes. f7,beg
oia Bierubad. EoT =. ga, frame resi-.
dsntr $4,000
r. p. clausen 4sis Fremont ave NM
garage, it,seo.
y II. Thomas, 1890 Third ave. frams
residence. $4,000.
c. u Morton, $50 r. EBth. frame resi-
dcncs. $500
n L. Kays $40 Bn,mors. frame resi-
denee, 1900
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Would Teach America
to Consume More Tea

How 10 make tho American public
drink five cups o. tea where It has
drunk only one before.
That's tho rather slzabio task that
Edgar d. Pinto, business manager OF
the Salada Tea company. or Boston.
Toronto and Montreal. has set for
himself,
As head OF the largest tea dis.
tributlng concern on the North
American continent. Pinto Is not
awed by the prospect ahead OF him.
since that is Just the per capita con.
sumption o. tea in Canada five
times that in the United States.
In Great Britain they drink eight
cups OF tea per capita 20 one In the
United States. and Australia heads
the list with nine cups 10 one.
The youthful business executives
methods arc simple He has no sen.
sational IDEAS regarding his task.
1--WE can do ii. uy advertising. BY
selling the finest possible tea that
money can buy. and by teaching
people the art OF making good tea. =
he said.
"Do you wish to know how 10
make good tear Very well:
'.scald out crockery teapot Take
level ,easpoonful OF tea for each
cup. Pour on fresh bubbiiug boiling
water. but be sure il IL bubblinE
Boiling. Let stand for FIVE minutes
then pour Off into some other vessel.
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MAY use NAME
Mrs. Porter Allowed to Use
Name for Salad Dressing

Denial Of n motion for rehearng
Of the suit, tried January 90, brought
against Mrs NJ. a. Porter, originator
Of Mrs. Portcrs Salad Dressing"
10 restrain her from using her name
In connection with the marketing Of
such product, was announced
Wednesday by Judge Jeremiah
Ncterer In federal court here.
Mrs. Porter sold tho assets OF the
original company to Marcus Nally,
and then later started another con-
Germ under the name OF the Blue
Bonnet Salad Dressing Co. using
her name as the originator Of tho
dressing. Nnlly attempted TO re-
strain her from using her name in
connection with t. but the court
ruled that she had n right TO use
her own name and could not be de-
privcd Of H.
Mrs, Porter started hcr first bust.
ness N Seattle In 1906 ana from a
humble origin built up ono Of the
best known businesses on the Pacific
Const
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DEATHS

Hoeft Hcary as, Volunteer hotel
Murray, Daniel G., 90. Rainbow
hotel. March Z.
Antonio, baby. infant 3i0b 18th ave.
s.. March 4,
Glithero. Claude Elton. days. a22e
18th ave. S. W., March Z.
Hartman, Catherine Mary, 81, 500
Brandon ST., March 6.
Enntt, Nora Parker 90, 2106 BIgc-
low ave, March z.
wold, baby infant, bi2 18th ave. NJ,
March 3.
watanabe, baby, Infant. TEL Yesler
way. March ..
stewart, Charles william, 81. s2s9
hdmonds St. March Z.
Gleason, Horace T., &c, d42l Fourth
ave. N. H. March s.
Harlser Mary H.. 90, 7l5 nth ave,
March T. ~
c,iil!ttheso, jack william. . day,. 9229
18th ave. s. w, March &,
Godale. Grant w, ~, 1909 ls. Mercer
ST., March G.
MorrSb Wilholmina %, A1S-B
spring.St, March 8.
Bell. Wtn, 60. Lac First ave s.,
wendell Thomas. co. Gao Elliott
ave, w, March I.
GarrettM Maria, O5, era i6lh ave, s.,
March Z.
crnndalL Elmer C.. 40. SIC Denny
way. March &.
Thompson. John 10, 1909 N, iith st..
March z,
Gleason, George, II, Ito u. t3rd ST.,
March g.
cole. Richard Dale days, 3S3S
Aurora ave., March .,
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LOST AND FOUND
Z FEMALE HELP WANTED

shay. Lucy H. 81, 57oa 27th ave. n,
pcasc. Everett, 10. 1909 L. Mercer
st. March s.
salisbury, Barbara. ?, city, March 3
Tucker. Clifford T.. IS, 1918 2ath
ave-, March 6.
Tottcu. baby. infant, 305s sist ave.
8. w. March 5.
Gansini. baby. Infant 1891 Seventh
ave. w. March s.
March 6.
Cole. solomon l.. II, Blaine. March c.
Warner. Edith Ruth. &c, Sill y. Sand
ST. March s.
O'Reilly. baby. infant, $50 W. Ar
mour st. March 3.
Reid, Matthias. Sc, $500 18th ave, n
T., March S.
AppleEatc. Sarah Elizabeth. s5. zoos
18th ave. T. w, March ..
Fitzgerald, James H., IS. Sll6 Z,
Union st.. March ..
Woo, Bertha Anderson, 80, Amelia
Apts. March z,
Lopgansli. Ann, SC. Issaquah. March
lp,
s,raub. Sabine, so, 4S56 saith ave. W.
March 2.
LichtenbCrger. sensth. sc. p17 Cher
ry st., March z
Williams, David H., e5, zoos James
ST. March s.
No, Mach S.
AbrahRmson. Lucille Selma. II. 4S67
w. Marginal way. March 3.
Burns, Charles c., "a. sol Kinncar
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RANK CLE,RINGs
srattIn
New Corporations

rssk Weed Coat Co. Seattle iis.
zoe D. q PECK and = W. FssA
Soffhwrst tinis CO. Seattle. 1853 900.
=. T. Evans Lawrence hssfs ana g. ~
ClFhdsHssY.
Stewart ascmtu.s CO.. Aberdeen,
amendment iaetsaslnS capital stock ffam
Alaaaia 81 90 K-iss uto ese n
W tisuHispb, Martin u. Nelson ard
q " rarHslF
Hsiglnsbsm uaklar Co. uellinkhAm.
iifaea cltf H. Morris sad y Par.
ley
toaerana Mutual Co, teyslsss capita,
stneE rome Thca wright frank
Pierce T. r. nati. D1sgsr H Harrison
provide foT rs members electrical ssEYs
tee fos powef. ueatisf aud ilgb,lag
auA for all ether pa.pptes
Gregory TuFuiFuFs AiauufacthftaE Co.
Tacoma amendment Increasing capital
stock fram 1855 9pg Ga tft9 gep
Nuiusi water Co. Ilfi8EsUar. iiR-9fs.
Arthar Campbell and Frsi - cfpllard.
ru afaBlfs gWH. msintsiH ana operate
whtaF system Tor the purpose % fur
lpishiHs irrigation Tor such lsada on
bridgeport '3ar IN Douglas county, wash
layton. sa shall b. represented ~ hwns
sFahlp Of en- ihgeTHst TIA tbls corporation.
and 10 az all things necessary. proper
az Incident 70 the accomplishment ~
iGs purpess for which Shis corporation
y organized snd 20 carry cot ell ohllks-
Tins necessary 20 10 Incurred io tho ar
rump.ishmpat tHesnBf
Apes uaaie Manufacturing CO =
gfsxs I. d. JsfksaH. q -. Hartley. 80
years Asau3r 81 aaE
81 ~ Asla 90 n s. Gal6Hssir. y, y,
Asia. So eFa. 80 TvaFs. seattle
MItsifed'a Ins Mildred Macdonald.
May itiTtsk. 90 years seattle. fE6oo
Thatnha 4 nlfd theI = Thomas.
Joseph Btrai % yrsrs 81 aea
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PERSONAL

WILLIAMS MATERNITY EoME--
Strictly private: doctors and
nurses IN attendance: maternity
eaata speciality. ssi2 Aurora
LIE irns- 1850.
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Divorce Complaints

Sarah u. VS.. Samuel GORDON. dosor-
tlpn.
Lillian II. va Thomas j. Allison.
cruelty.
Amy VS.. James Faigh. nonsupport,
Gertrude VS.. II, d. Wotmoro, nom
william VS.. Catherine jameson
Margaret vs.. Dale l. Moore, dcser-
ton,
Maud a. VS.. Michlcs j. Joycoa.
cruelty,
Kathleen vs.. H. l.. Gordon. cruelty,
Jennie vs.. sam l.. Patrick, cruelty.
Mabel Ruth Juanttn VS.. Edwin Louis
Kaufman. cruelty.
Francis VS.. Josephine Jarvie. deser-
ton.
Anna Va. Leon LATINA, cruelty.
sosottc VS.. Edward w, Duncanson,
lMcruclty.
rred +. VS.. Livona Crosby. DESERT IN.
James w. vs., Laura Manson. deser-
Louis c. VS.. Lctho NJ, Dubloh, de-
sortlon {.
Elizabeth Jane VS., Andrew Van
Haltrcn, Jr.. cruelty
Olga Tuonen W. John Jacobson
cruelty.
Myrtle ID, VS., Earl r. sllger, cruelty
Florence Audrey vs., William r.
Spencer, crelty.
wnliana.E. VS.. Nettle L. Carpenter
cruelty
Pnnsy Wright va. Fred wayne
| Ewing, lncompatibillty,
Amelin c. VS.. Albert j. Wade
cruelty
George w. vs. Margaret A. Palmer
incompatihility
Ella llcmricl1 vs. James chase
cruely.
Mabel Claire vs., Thomas Adelbort
Johnson, cruelty.
Gladys Julia VS.. Newton g, Scram
cruelty.
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Portland Live Stock

tHHHdag Quotations
taitls Receipts. nose g0fs ~ market.
nisalf, Steers good grade. tsgEB
SO msGiain fsTgWtzG. common,
ta9a8G7s3 rsHrsrs sna cutEsfr. o. 10
8ssss hfifstA. eab8. tsTE6Tfl mes
diunf and eammpH. fsUEsa. cows.
EpH1. isss SIS msdfum And sau7
gnah. t2Hcg5 ranHsFH and cutters 81
#s tuiis. Gamers and isal9ansH. $50
b9i calves. nr3igu AMI choice. fsR
down. tEs9ais $50 10 ss9 he
tTEaUgt
tto@N liHcsiptH, nBps Tone 81 market.
Fies1f Mr1lHm. good and choice. rae
% ssg psuads. 9ttssgIaEt. sss 20 $50
tiH ia sa9ttsa. $50 thz W. tissEg
1875 packing, smooth heavy. s1s 10
1875 packing. rough hEsg5. gsG.EbW
~ slaughter HlEs EisstulATk. feed
1sA ehd sipekHfp. tlGets
SHEEP Ne slFtr nIne Tone az market
steady. Lambs "a jbs dnau. msstgm1
- choice t1t8its hrayyHslehts. fnes
aiau aEd fhn@rv, ItEEtf cults ahd
commons Ali aeis8is EtI8tg. settlers.
A14ii suts. common 10 choice. IEW
30
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Foreign Exchange

SEW YORK MaFHh 10 Foreign par
change opened steady Sterling demand
y tth Francs. 30 obts lifv ia0iBAt. /.
lieiEluma f8.gs6l uaFAp. s8t1 Sweden
se3ts ApfAaft 1889
F'friEu exchange closed higher De
lnand sinfltHg. St3S. 40 =. francs
bepbitA, 40 80 Joet. lire 90 et0Bl up
le'gQi, itrislum. I3.otuas. uB ib COOS 2.
u'sthH gatn sweden as5ih SsfuaF,
lass Np eoo64 Russia, 5iC. siaH+
lrrHl lt11Rta ti9HEhaua sa fuHna HaI
st ApHehaHht 1851 liHHHnH a5sE
Greece. tUHllH
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived March it,=Hr Sierra nom
Loo Angeles o. no -, mr March 10
HW Admiral Dewey from san Diego via
D.. mu utf Capt A D. LncRs fguw Zoe
Angeles az D u.. atr AtabisMsru nom
Shanghai via ports at : y. nj atf Aries
Mara from Tacoma ht ilh . TO- Hlf
admiral Hebrcn nom los Angelica fla
HBu Francisco nt iip y nv, Htf Fartnr
Commerce from CiyGe via ports as
b. W
ssiicd Aaroh ~ apr Admiral bs-
bres for HaH Francisco Wis ports az "a
d m,, ctr Edgar n, LuUhanbssh fgr Ia
coma via nelliHEham az $50 q. m. air
Admiral KpWeY rpr Tacoma and Everett
a. a m. ctr Admiral HoEsfs Tor Alas
ta ht 10 q. n March 10 HF Davenport
fur Han Francisco VIA Tacoma az mia
night, ctr President jackson Tor Tacoma
AZ & p ma sH lubrico Tor itlehm'hd 81
4 b m
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Sportsmen's Club
to Hold Banquet

The Lake Taps Rod and Gun club
VIII hold It's annual meeting and
banquet Thursday ~ $50 ?. IN In
the Civic auditorium az puyailup.
Wash. The membership o. the club
takes IN Seattle, Kent. Auburn. sum
ner. Tacoma and Puyaiinp, sports.
men and their wives are inyitcd 60
attend. Reservations must bs made
by Thursday noon from Harry la.
der or LEROY peBnlt az Puyaiiup
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II you are using u good tea yog viii
have a drink that viii please the
discriminating taste"
There sou arc. Seattle housewives
How TO make tea from the bea, au,
thority that has ever visited Seattle
slr. Pinto is visiting Il & II. c Cook
salada agents in Seattle. on a tour
that win take him 10 every large eity
IN the United States. lie leaves
Saturday for Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Postal Clerks to
Hold Celebration

Seattle postal clerks nrc to hold
jubilee celebration Saturday night
over tho winning OF their long fight
for increased pay.
A committee has arranged a dance
and card pasty TO DO held in the
M. w. a. hall. io29h Third ave.
a flve-pioce orchestra will furnish
music for the clerks. their wives.
sweethcarts and friends, Refresh.
ments will be served O
Seattle postal elorka made n hard
fight for the pay increase which
recently WIS enacted by congress-.
The committee on nr!a y f z sts;:'
the celebration includes j. r. Grlms-
dell chairman. w. ID. swarthout
and Miss Liesl Park,