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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Women's Clubs

Visit SEATTLE cHArTER
No. lgs
West Seattle Chapter No. Ios. o.
n s. VIII have a card party at the
homo Of Mrs Herider. a5iT W. Han.
ford st., Wednesday afternoon. oc,o.
ber Z.
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HEBaEw BENEvoLENT

sf1-lEI
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent So
,iety will meet at Temple Center.
Yeanesday. October 7, at 230
o'clock. Election OF officers and
fociai honr.
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AUXILIARY TO Z. ". a.

Toe Women's Auxiliary 70 the X.
y. 4. win hold It's regular monthly
meeting Wednesday, October Z. at II
O'Clock, in the banquet room at The
olympic. Wives. mothers and sisters
u railway postal clerks are invited.
The hostesses VIII be Mrs. Demp.
~. Mrs. James. Mrs. Adamson and
Mrs.. schenek.
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Mothers Club TO
Hare Luncheon

The Delta Gamma Mothers Club
pin have a no.hosy luncheon on
"Wednesday afternoon. al o'clock,
in ire Adams room al Frederick &
Nelson's.
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ATHLETIC ellie

Athletic Club OF the Y. W. c. A..
will meet Wednesday. October 7.
at o'clock in the gymnasium.
business meeting aud sports. un.
der supervision Of Suclla Nicely,
physical education director.
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY CIRCLE
William Mckinley Circle. Ladles
Of the q. a, r.. viii service dinner
Wednesday. October Z. ~ noon. in
Veterans hall Armevy A business
session viii b. held AZ TAO O'Clock.
and a supper at o'clock. followed
by cards az o'clock
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CHAPTER 40. p. Y. o.

Chapter 40. II. L. O.. will meet
Friday evening. October .. ac .
o'clock. at the home Of Miss Edna
seeley. ioosh Harrison st. The
Misses Ina scandrett. Alta Eioken-
berry and Edna, win be the host
csscs.
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DAUGHTERS OF
PIONEERS

Daughters OF Pioneers prior 70
1870 win hold their monthly meet.
Jag Wednesday. October 7, az 2
o'clock. 81 Rainier chapter house.
Harvard and Roy There will be a
short musical program and tea will
he served. with Miss IiiIda Caches
setting as hostess.
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cALENpAR oF AcrIvITIEs.

CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES,
October Z, Wednesday 930.ii.3e.
guardians training oourse. Lecture.
The Scope and Aim OF the Camfire
Program"
October 0. 10, ii-western wash
lngton conference OF Campfire Girls
AZ Aberdeen.
October 10. Saturday seribo's
meeting aboard ship. 10 o'clock.
orcheatra practice. 1919 a m.
Mra. T. s. Goodwin. the president
OF the executive board OF the Seattle
Campfire Girls. IN visiting her moth
er in Spokane. Wash. shs viii re-
turn TO Seattle about the 18th OF
October.
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Lecture by DR.. Golpep

n - IWINNTI
For tho benefit OF tho work OF 81,
Birnahas' chapel Mrs. Eliza Ferry
Leary viii open her homo Tor a leo
iurc hy pr N H. Gowen on Homo.
lulu Revisited" Tuesday evening,
October 10. at O'Clock.
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uNTA CLUB

The Zontn Club will hold It's
weekly luncheon Wednesday. octo.
her 7. Mt 1916 o'clock at the Cham.
her OF Commerce. Mr.. j. f. Cat.
chell viii speak on what Pictures
Have Meant to People" Accom-.
panied by Mrs. Gatchcll he will
give a vocal selection.
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HARMANY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead, Brotherhood
Of American Yeomen. viii meet Tues
day evening. October 6. at o'clock.
at 1921 Third ave. Public installs.
ton win be followed by dancing.
RUMMAGE SALE POSTPONED
Auxiliary 10 Rainier.Nobis Post.
American Legion. has postponed rs
rummage salt planned for Friday
and Saturday. October 9-io. 10
October 25-2I. on account OF the
Community Chest drive.
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WoMAN's EDUCATIONAL CLUB

The woman's Educational Club
will meet AT the Federated clubhouse
on Wednesday. October I. Business
meeting. 2 o'clock; progrnm. in charge
Of Mrs. +. s. Chamberlain. Mt q
O'Clock. Subject for discussion: La
Dor Unrest In China"
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CHORUS REHEARSAL

The Woman's Century Club Choir.
US wifi meet for rehearsal. Wed.
nesday. October Z. and Friday, oc-
tober ?. at Queen Anne Hall. los
w. Roy 1T.
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pAuGHTERs on VETERANS

Clara Barton Tent will have So
cial on Wednesday. October Z. Mt the
home Of Mrs. Lottie Monk. 1890 West
seth 81. Comrades and friends wei.
COME. Take car No, or No. 20.
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RICHMOND CHAPTER o. L. g.
Richmond Chapter. No. ios. O r.
s.. will give balloon dance Sat
urday evening. October 10. al tho
Richmond Masonic Temple. Rich.
mond Highlands.
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soRoprrMfsr CLUB

The weekly luncheon Of the sor.
optimist Club WIN be held wedncs-
day, October z. at 1915 o'clock. at
The Olympic.
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DEpARTMENT MEErfNG

Tho Seattle Fine Arts department
OF the Federation Of womeu's Clubs
viii meet Wednesday. October 7. ut
10 O'Clock. In the rooms OF the Fine
Arts Society, at Plymouth House, B2g
Seneca ~.
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CARD PARTY

CARD PARTY
The Woman's Auxiliary 70 All
Saints church viii give = card party
wednesday. October :. at 8 o'clock.
At the Lakeside Clubhouse.
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WEST sEATTLE ARr cLrR

West Seattle Art Club viii meet
Wednesday, October 7. at 1890
O'Clock at tho home OF Mrs. c. j..
Stanley. 1906 18th nvc s. w. Pro-
gram. Absolute Art" by Mrs. j.
Herbert Amcs; 'Engravings," by Mr..
w. y. Beals. Luncheon
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EvEsT WOODLAND PRE- SCHOOL
RAiSIER PRE- SCHOOL
.-erf,gt,

CIRCLE
Rainier Pre- School Circle viii meet
4 Rainier school Wednesday. Octo.
her 7. at $50 o'clock Miss Meta
KsEler viii give several musical
selections.
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COLD sTAR MOTIlERs

Gold Star Mothers Of America,
Seattle Staff M. 3, VIII meet We'd.
nosday, October Z, NJ p. m. al
Eagles new hall. Seventh and Union
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LUNCHEON cr.t4l

Tho Mount Baker Luncheon club
will meet at the clubhouse wcdnca.
day October T. Luncheon a. 1
O'Clock Will be followed by bridge.
Hostcsscs for the afternoon viii
be Mrs. y. r. Bigclow Mrs. A. -.
Austin. Mrs W. II. Anderson and
Mrs Reinler BeeuskcS
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REACH cLrR

Rainier Beach yyomnn's Club will
meet "Wednesday. October Z. AT 2
o'clock at Rainier Beach community
clubhouse. Program, Care OF Fail
Gardens" by Mrs. May Repogle:
Current Events by Mrs Homer
Hin.
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REGULAR MEETING

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the
Br9therhood OF Railroad Trainmen
viii meet In regular session Thurs.
day. October 5. al 100 o'clock, at 1915
First ave.
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BALLARD W. c. T U.

UAIsI4NlkD W, 2. 7. Y.
The regular meeting Of the Bal.
lard w e. r u. has been post.
poncd until Friday. October is, al
2 o'clock. when Il wilt meet at the
home Of Mira q. 4. Bailio,,. $40
nth ave. n. w.
There will he report Of The
state convention and appointment, Of
local superintendent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

Tomorrow, at Boldt's. 1914 Third
ave. Combination vegetable Salad,
Pic and Coffee. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
MILITARY WHIST

John r. Miller w r. G win
give a military whist party Friday.
October ?. a, $40 o'clock, at vetor.
ans Hall. Armory.
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EAsTERN sTAR CLrR

ItNP bit4N y INN ilSlb
Eastern Star Club viii entertain at
bridge for members and their guests,
Wednesday, October I, at o'clock,
ato4Oo0 Arcade Square. Mrs. Lillian
Yorger VIII be In charge.
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n y. DAY PIT 4

The u +. Day FsrcntTescher
Association viii meet Thursday. DC,
,ohsr 5 az s;50 o'clock at The school.
There viii ~ reception for IN.
teachers and principal
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The Public Welfare Department OF
the Seattle Federation OF Women's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

Of beauty" and The Spring Gar.
den"
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IoNIA socIAI. C1.I,n

'N+fAt cOeANAs tAatb
fonia Social Club. o ~ s.. win
meet at the Masonic Temple. Wed.
nesday, October Z. at p. m. for
whist, M Eastern stars ana friends
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS
Arts Club Drama.

: Two unusual plays, exceptionally
well staged and acted, We're present
ed at the Arts Club of Washingto on
last night as the March Offering of
the dramatic committee OF the club,
of which Mrs. Maud Howell Smith is
chairman. The two plays. with the
same excellent casts will be repeat
ed tonight at $3.50 o'clock
For Distinguished Service" is a
bit OF the life of today. delightfully."-
written and played with excellent
abb ity under the direction of Mrs.
Aurora Foston, who, with Miss Patty
Williamson. shared acting honors in the
niece. Miss Grace Mueller appeared
in the minora part of the maid.
THE House Cat a Puritan play,
was directed by the author, Edna T.
g. Hayes, a member of the Arts Club,
with a fine cast. including Apne Ives,
as ASenath Edwards, the wife of the
magistrate Of Plymouth Walter W.
Beck. as the magistrate: Jean Farm
ham Peterson, as the daughter; Theo-
dore Tiller. jr, as the son; Conrad
Young. as the minister, and Harriet
Murphy, as a mulatto girl Incidental
music was delightfully."- rendered by
Ann Peoples. Lynch Luquer and
Harry Angelica.
The setting for both plays was de-
signed and executed by members of
the dramatic committee, that of 1.-The
House Cat" being particularly charm
ing and full OF atmosphere. The COM
mittee includes, in addition to Mrs.
Anne Abbott, Glenn Madison
Brown, Cameron Burnside, Lillian
Burke, Denis E. Connell Maud Lee
Hunt. Anne Ives. Mrs. G, a. Lyon,
B. Neale Emma L. Os-
tranGer and Charming Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01
CRA|G|E TO AWARD
81 COMMISSIONS
Officers of 24th Regiment of
Cadet Corps to Take
Part in Exercises.

Fifty-one officers of the gath Regi-
rent of the Washington High School
Cadet Corps will be awarded COM
missions at exercises on the Howard
University campus next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. Lieut.. Col.
Wallace VI. Craigie, L. S A. professor
of military science and tactics in the
Washington high schools, Will make
the presentations. In case of in
element weather, the ceremonies viii
be held in the assembly hall of
Dunbar High School.
officers who will receive commits
Sions follow:
2s,giriental NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Col
David L. Utz, commanding: Capt.
James +. Henry. regiment adjutant;
Capt Malcolm T. Daniels, regiment
supply officer; First Lieut.. Theodore
Johnson. assistant supply officer.
Battalion Headquarters: Dunbar
LIST Battalion. Mai. John g. Baytop,
commanding; First Lieut.. Gregory w.
Shaed, battalion adjutant; Second
Lieut. George c Williams, battalion
supply officer. Armstrong-2d Bat
TALON. Mai. jeremiah +. Green. COM
handing; First Lieut. Walter II,
Dabney, battalion adjutant; Second
Lieut.. Ernest L. Tinnen, battalion
supply officer.
Line officers: Dunbar-Capt. John c.
Payne. Capt. Othello d. Thompson.
Capt Robert c. Weaver, Capt. Walter
p jackson, Capt. Harold o. Lewis,
Capt. Frederick Q. Petite, First Lieut..
Saxton Y. Haword. First Lieut.. Ed
ward W. Muse, First Lieut.. Collins G.
George. First Lieut.. Chester Bland,
FIRST Lieut.. Bernard +. Sewell, First
Lieut.. Dwight o. W. Holmes, Second
Lieut. stanton l. Wormley, Second
Lieut. Howard " Fitzhugh, Second
Lieut.. John O. Hall, Second Lieut. Rob-
ert II. Cheeks, Second Lieut.. James
w. Butcher. Second Lieut.. Lenior II.
Cook. Armstrong-Capt. Charles II.
Baltimore, Capt Cornelius 5. Burke,
Capt. Carl +. Darden, Capt. Harvard
NIcC. Brown. Capt. Benjamin NJ. Drew,
Capt. Raymond l.. Allen. Capt.
Thomas I. Chase, First Lieut.. Charles
w. Ellis. First Lieut.. William E.
Temple, First Lieut.. Othello De W.
Branson, First Lieut.. Van Dyke A.
Walker, First Lieut.. James r.
Cousins, First Lieut. Thomas A.
Brown, Second Lieut.. John II. Carter,
Second Lieut.. Dumont c. Daniels, Sec
ond Lieut.. Frank J. Herbert, Second
Lieut.. Arthur 7. Pinckney. Second
Lieut.. Walter V. Fillmore, Sec
ond Lieut.. Hugh c. Russell. Band sec
tion-Capt. Walter r. Bowman, First
Lieut.. James +. Bowie, Second Lieut..
Leon c. Smith, Warrant Officer Ray
mond c. Stevenson.
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charter for the Massa chusetts Bay
Colony. Just who the Puritans were
and what they stood for is authenti-
cally depicted. The film discloscs their
determination, once they had gained
a foothold in New England. to hold
their ground, to fight, even to sacri-
flee their lives, if necessary, to retain
their charter. when religious dissen-
sion developed.
Notable among these dissenters
were Roger Williams and Anne
Hutchinson. At this time, when the
struggling colonists needed a firm
hand at the wheel of government,
John Winthrop appears as the hero
of the story, and through his un-
finching courage and good judgment
order is restored for the time being.
The second reel is called The Gate
way to the West" and shows George
Washington. a dashing young officer
in the service Of the British king, as
the interes ting hero. 1t Is very diff
ferent picture, however, that one gets
of the Father of His Country"
In 1853 advance parties of French
were moving down the Ohio River
and it's tributaries, claiming the vast
territory for the French king over
the prior claim of the British. and
Gov. Dinwiddie, another notable fig
ure of our early history, was empow-
cred to drive the invaders out. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01

Cook tours" during which many of
the scenic mysteries of 1.-The other
side of the footlights" will be un-
folded and the uninitiated given a
short course in back stage" crafts
manship.
Miss Hayden will preside as hostess,
and say goodbye to the friends she
has made during her stay here.
The President Theater will be
dark" Holy week, but Will reopen
Easter Sunday night for a weeks en-
gagement of Earl CAROLS production
of white Cargo" by Leon Gordon.
Mail orders are now being accepted.
The box Office sale begins Thursday.
April 8.
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Receptions at President.

As q special feature of the Thurs
day and Saturday matinee perform
ances of Rain" now in its final week
at the President Theater, the man
agement announces that, due to many
requests, receptions Will be held back
stage, Immediately following the play,
to give those who have become in
terested in the realistic rain" effect
utilized throughout the production
an opportunity to see just how this
effect is produced
Therefore, the producers, together
with Miss Hayden, the star of the
play, have decided to arrange Rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01
"Chronicles of America.

The fourth in the series of historic
films known as the Chronicles of
America" sponsored locally by the
Washington Yale Club and the
D. A. r., were shown yesterday aft
ernoon at Crandalls Ambassador
Theater TO a large and enthusiastic
audience.
The first Of the two reels shown
was The Puritans," which told the
absorbing and dramatic story of GOV.
Winthrop's struggle to hold the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01

it was who selected Washington, then
a ma jor, as second in command of
the expedition against the enemy.
After some campaigning Lieut.. Col.
Washington found himself In sole
command and upon his shoulders
rested the responsibility of plunging
two great nations into war.
How he met this responsibility,
crushed the powerful British army
and brought independence to the
struggling colonists is graphically
depicted.
Seldom has Washington audience
been so stirred into open demonstra-
lions of enthusiasm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01

primarily for employees of the depart
ment, but the public will be welcome,
and will be admitted free after
O'Clock. UP to which hour seats Will
be held for the holders of tickets.
The Harmonious Quartet Will sing.
One of the films, "A Crop Worth Saw
ing" was made in the beautiful
Acadian section of Louisiana, and has
as some of its principal actors direct
descendants of Louis ArceneauX, the
Gabriel of Longfellow's "Evaageline."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01
Asks Court to Change Name.

Joseph Gottlieb, who holds COM
mission in the Officers Reserve Corps,
has asked the District Supreme Court
TO change his name to Cooley. Dur
ing the war and since. he says, the
foreign sound of his name has given
him embarrassment. He Is repre-
scented by Attorney Frank l.. Peck
ham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff

Girls-if you want plenty of thick,
beautiful, glossy. silky hair. do by
all means get rid of dandruff, for it
will starve your hair and ruin it if
you don't.
1t doesn't do much good TO try to
comb or wash it out The only
sure way to get rid OF dandruff is
to dissolve it; then you destroy it en-
tirely. To do this, get about four
ounces OF ordinary liquid arvon;
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
By morning. most, il not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and two
or three more applications will COM
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of it.
You will find, too, that all itching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01
JARDINE TO SPEAK.
Secretary to Attend Exercises at
Central High.

Secretary of Agriculture Jardine
will make a brief address and the
United States Marine Band Orchestra
will play tomorrow evening in Gen.
trail High School auditorium, when
four new motion pictures, produced
by the United States Department OF
Agriculture, Will be publicly pre-
scented.
The exhibition has been arranged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01
Is Ordered to Fort Myer.

First Lieut.. Frederick p. Sharp. Al
Fort Sill, Okla, has been assigned to
the 10th Field Artillery at Fort
Myer Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-01

II has been estimated that there are
$50, 900 brides un1er 16 years of age
in the United States.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Arrival in City Expected
Momentarily By
Woman's Family.

Lewis McCaulcy, 8. and Robert, jr.,
Z, are expected momentarily to arrive
in San Antonio with their mother,
Mrs. Robert Garcia McCauley, after
a trip from Clarksville. Tenn, where
they we're taken by their mother from
their fathers home.
I'VE expect her and the boys any
minute now" Mrs. Teresa Garcia,
PA w Salinas street, aunt of Mrs.
Garcia. declared Saturday afternoon.
I'VE do not know whether she is
coming by train or by motor"
1t is believed, however. that they
are coming by automobile, as they
were last seen leaving GAINESVILLE in
an automobile headed southwest.
Then, too, they have been on the
road since Thursday, and had they
come by train, should have arrived in
San Antonio late Friday or early
Saturday. They probably are making
the automobile trip by, easy stages, it
is believed.
Mrs. McCauley, accompanied BY an
uncle, appeared at the home Of Robert
CONTINUED On Page TwO.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
KHAN LAYS PROGRAM
FOR BIG CELEBRATION

DALLAS, Aug. 22.-Detuils of the
program for the statewide Ku Klux
Khan celebration at Arlington, Sep,
TENDER II and -, were given out here
Saturday afternoon by Kean r. Du-
laney, director of publicity for the af'
fair. While the celebration will be
for klansmen, klanswomen and jun
iors the public is invited to hear the
address of Imperial Wizard Hiram w.
Evans at o 80 o'clock on the evening
of September IL, and to witness the
mounted naturalization of 1000 cam
didates to begin at s p. m. the same
day. .a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
NlNETIETH DIVISION
UNITS TO REFORM
DURING CONVENTION

FORT WORTH, Aug. 22.-Re-
formation OF the old war time regi-
ments and companies of the Nineticth
Division, under command of Sol
onels" and Captains" who may have
been privates or what not in 1918,
will be a feature of the Ninetieth
Division reunion here September "a.
As the convention city is located on
the border of Texas and Oklahoma,
the two states furnishing the bulk of
the division personnel, attendance is
expected to reach 5000. By the for.
nation of the members into war time
designations, members of the old "out-
fits" will resume the intimacy of war
time days, enjoying the benefits of a
smaller reunion within the larger one.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
AUTO CRASH
FATAL TO
MAN, 70
Victim, Riding With Son,
Is Killed as Cars
Collide.

A 70-year-old man is dead, four
other persons are injured and a ne
gro is under arrest, charged with
speeding, as the result of an automo'
bile collision at Matagorda and North
streets Saturday afternoon.
Manuel Reyes sr., of Elmendorf
died at the Robert B. Green Hos
pital at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon
a short time after be had suffered q
fractured skull, several broken ribs
and internal injuries in the accident.
Accompanied by Seccumundo Gar
cia, Reyes was in a car which his
son, Manuel Reyes Jr., was driving
north on Matagorda street.
At the intersection of North street
the Reyes car was struck by an au-
tomobile driven by Ollie Galloway,
negro, 314 IL South Cherry street
who was driving west. With Gallo
way were George Smith and son.
Sledge Smith, negroes.
Witnesses said the Galloway car
was travelling at high speed as it APP
preached the street intersection.
Tracks on the pavement indicated II
had skidded about 100 feet before
crashing into the Reyes car.
Detective Chief Street and Police
Captain Trevino arrested Galloway
after his injuries had been treated and
preferred charge of speeding against
him. A more serious charge may be
filed against him as the result Of
Reyes death, it was said Saturday
night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
SHIPS RUSH TO AID
OF TANKER DAMAGED
IN SEA COLLISION
BY Universal Service.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The tank
steamer Harvester of the Texas Oil
Company'S fleet was damaged in col
lision tonight, according to radio mes
sages received here.
The wireless reported the tanker's
position as two miles off Point Judity,
west of Newport, r. 1. the message
said she was taking water in the
stern.
Help was rushed from Newport,
Providence and other nearby ports.
Broadcasting along the coast was
held up during the early evening to
enable the S. o. S. message from the
sinking tanker to be received.