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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Notions

~ Mcrccrixed Seam Bind Tape;
roso and gold; reduced to......
................. each 1Oc
--ls Dozen Spools Mcrcerircd
Darning Cotton; black and white:
reduced to-. for Zoe
10 Skirt Hangers; clothes pin
ends; reduced TO. ..,... each sc
--s6 Yards Meroerizcd Dress
Betting: white: Ia inches wide;
reduced to............2 Tor LOG
--ls kerr's Lustrc Twist: white:
soiled; formerly 15c spool; re.
duccd o............s for 10c
81 Remnants; including Dean
Tspe Measures: Suit and Coat
Buttons in gray and brown, to
~ on a card; Bostonian Cream,
black and brown kid and calf
leather cleaner. and Shell Hair
Pins. five in box, orimpcd and
square: reduced to. +. each 1Sc
Ill Remnants: including Dress
Innings, size 49, Needle Books
and Linen Dean Tape Measures;
reduced to,....,,,,..c nCh zoe
10 Articles; all elastic Sanitary
Belts large and extra large
sizes; Bath Robo Cords, In lay.
ender pink and green; Leather.
cite Shopping Bags, black; re.
duced to,,,.,.......,. each 3bc
- Remnants: Including Ever.
ready Brassiere. sIze %, and
China silk Lining, size 3s; for.
mcrly 1875; reduced to.,06c
- Rhinestone Ornaments: for.
mcrly 200; reduced to,n,.1.OO
% Rhinestone Ornaments; RIO.
yucca io..'s.,.,,,..',,c Nch zoo
II Rhinestone Buckle; formerly
$50; reduced to,,.,,,,...3.6 $50
MocDououH- South,uich
STREET FLOOR
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Boys Clothing

--6 ATWOOD Top Goats; gray
tweed: raglan shoulder style;
sizes III 10 4 and Z TO .: form.
crly 7.b0; reduced to......4.95
10 ATWOOD Jersey Sweaters:
roll neck style; school stripes;
sizes 30 and "a: formerly 1.55;
reduced TO ......,..,.....1 100
% All.Wool Sweaters; coat and
MILDLY styio; dark colors, sizes 20
TO "a; formerly 2.s5; reduced
10 ......,.........+. 1.0O
--12 Pairs Knickers; wool or
corduroy; dark patterns: sizes .
and Is TO 1s; full.cut; formerly
ESQ; reduced to.......,...1.O5
&c Baseball Suits; gray striped
twills: caps 10 match; sizes 4 TO
8; formerly 2.45. reduced TO 1.05
30 Wool Caps; gray twceds:
Juvenile style; sizes 81 TO Gh:
formerly 1.25: reduced TO. csc
liz Muslin Night Gowns; white;
siDea Z 20 10; formerly 1876; re.
duccd 10 .,,.,t.. Doc
IA Wash Suits; oliver TwIAt
and MILDLY styles; Of gray, tan,
and blue chambray and crash;
sizes 3 10 o; reduced to....75c
Sac DouOdiI- Soptll,ctcb
THIRD FLOOR
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Stationery

ID Novelties: including quill
pens and Nah Jongg Score Pads:
reduced to.,......,.... each 1Oc
-: Genuine Leather Photograph
Albums: formerly 1875; reduced
10 '.'''......,..... LOO
II Genuine Leather Photograph
Album; formerly 400: reduced
10 ''''''..t...... ZOO
30 Remnants: including pencil
boxes, decorative table favors,
900" score pads; reduced TO. 80.
..... .......,....,.... each 16c
10 dozen Tally Cards and Place
Cards; reduced to. 80, dor. zoe
Liz Dozen Place Cards; re.
duccd to'..',','..,.. dozen Jbc
--f8 boxes Linen Stationery:
white; formerly 2jc box; reduced
TO ..,...n.ng Boxes for 25o
II Nah Jongg Set; IN leather.
otto case formerly 1850; reduced
10 '',''',',t'.'.,,, 500
ltocDoaooH- soathiciob
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
FoRr coLLINs. Colo. MAY ~

FORT COLLINS. Colo, May -
Forestry students Of Colorado Agfi.
cultural college hero have banded
themselves into five firc-flghtng
squads, and announced their roadl-
ness 20 take thu field at a moments
notice against any forest fire which
may break out west OF tho Cont.
Mental divide between Denver and
Wyoming. Tho fIre.flghtlng stu.
donts orc receiving instruction from
state Forester W. i. Morrill,, md
wero equipped by the United states
forestry service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Wonen's and
Misses Sweaters

III Sweaters: slipovsr. coat and
)aequet styles. cricket neck.
ercw'neck. ana roll collar effects:
OF mohair and woru,ed yarns. In
black. green. blue gray. navy
and red; sirss IS 70 a.. reduced
~ .stssssss .-s.+...s.s.... LOO
III Sweaters; OF worsted and
mohair yarns. IN gold. Jade.
white. orchid: slses "a 70 a.:
jaequeite styles: reduced TO 3.e5
MecDoagaii- gosfhtrsek
SECOND FLOOR
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Mrs. H. M. Wroe
Funeral Is FRIDAY

Mrs. II. VI. Wroo. resident OF Sc.
attic for the past 36 years. died at
the Swedish hospital Wednesday.
Funeral services will be held Fri.
day at the Bonney.watson mortu.
airy. A daughter, brother and sis.
ter, all OF Seattle. survive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
W Home Economics
Teachers to Speak

Miss Grace Denny and Miss Mar
tina Dresslcr, who teach home eco.
nomic goods at the state university.
we're to lecture to Seattle women
ON informal entertaining with dem
onstratIons OF "the correct way at
Frederick g Nelson's auditorium
Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Wonen's and
Misses Suits

lie Atwood Jersey Outing
Suits; black. navy and tan: sizes
ls TO ~; belted Tuxedo style:
formerly $50; reduced TO 400
Is Navy Twill and Velour Suits;
fine tailored styles; crepe silk
lined; sizes 16 TO SO; formerly
$500: reduced 10. ........15.OO
% Fine Tailored Suits: navy
blue and pencil stripes; sll-year.
round STYLES; sizes Is TO ~: for.
merry is,7D; reduced TO-. $500
MaoDouoaH- South,ciek
SECOND FLOOR
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- Bags; including patent. mo-
rocco and metal cloth. in orange,
gray and black; several styles
reduced 10 ...............'f'oo
% Beauysis Embroidered SILK
Bags; blue. tan and gray colors.
Formerly 1000: reduced 20 6.o5
- Pouch Bags willow, goat ana
morocco. brown and black. For.
merly 2.sB; reduced 20. 1.eS
AoeDon0dII- Eouthicick
STREET FLOOR
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Girls Clothing

$50 Muslin Gowns and slips;
white. lace and embroidery trim.
med: sizes and 6. reduced 10
....................ea each Csc
10 raffetA Dresses; brown and
navy: sizes ! 10 10; tailored
STYLES: reduced TO. each $50
- Street Dresses; Of Polrct
twill. wool crepe and velvet size
rs; reduced to.............. 0.eo
- Wool Jersey Dresses; navy
and sand. siEo rs. sports styles
reduced 10 ......,.....,... .oo
- Polrri Twill Dresses; navy;
sizes IL and 10; street models.
reduced 10 ................a.So
MecDov0rii- South,rlet
THIRD FLOOR
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Donestics

--6: Cotton Remnants: including
muslins. shs.tinEs. rolisi sheets
and pillow casos: white. reduced
.................. OneFourth
HaoDoaSaii- southsctck
BAREAEST FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
ChHdren's Hosiery

liz pairs u length silk Hose;
Childrons'; cordovnn; formerly 3
pairs LOO; reduced TO. q Cor 25c
Ill pairs Childrcn's Y length
Lislc Hose, assorted sizes; form.
crly 95ci reduced TO. ...,,..,
,.un,,,,.n,,,g Pairs for 25c
30 pairs Rayon and Lislc. Full
Length Hose; Childrens'; In black
and white; slices Z, 7,s, S. Derby
ribbed formerly soc: reduced TO
'''.''','',..'s,,, 06C
MdcDougdH- Souihicick
STREET FLOOR
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Won1en's and
Misses Coats

go Dress and Sports Goats:
navy and new colors; silk lined;
sizes II TO 40. formerly 1850; re.
duced 10
MooDouooH- South,cick
SECOND MOOR
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--Se Linen Remnants: including
art linen. odd half dozen nap.
kins and soiled table cloths:
white; reduced .One. Fourth
&c Linen sevcn.Pieee Tea Sets:
green or blue: isx5s scarf with
i2xis doilles TO match: formerly
$50; reduced .5.76
SIS Linen Huclt Towelins;
sleaehed; fine quality: Fi,ur de
Las design: reduced 20. ..........
.ss.. ............... yard 100
AaeDogooH- soufhieict
BASEMENT FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
uITRA.yIOLET WINpOWs

PARIS. - New glass windows
which have the property OF conduct
ing the beneficial ultraviolet rays OF
the sun have been tested hero with
Considerable succeAg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Remnant Day Is Friday, May 29th
Women's Shoes

I'D Pairs Women's Quilted Sat.
In Boudoir Slippers; slightly
soiled. assorted colorh. sizes 10
7. reduced 90 ,.....,.......f0e
so Pairs Nomen's Shoes: IN,
GLIDING pumps OF otter and
black suede. black satin and Ell,
yer cloth: one and two.stpp
styles. sizes "a 10 5. reduced 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0.D5
MacDouOaH. goufhtcick
FIFTH FLOOR
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NeckDear

- vestees; gray MORE silk. blue
and white henkaiins. tan broad.
cloth: formerly i.7s. reduced
10 ...........s.. I.Vo
80 Collar and Cuff Sets; linen.
and black and white orsandie:
formerly 100 set: reduced
70 csc
IA Collar Sets; broadoio;h. linen
and plaue: In blue. white and
tan: reduced 20. .......3 5c
20 Pieces OF NeciSwear: inciud.
ing lace collars. and tan organ.
die collar and cuff sets. former.
~ LIS: reduced 10. ......1.26
HneDouCan- son.htrick
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Women's Silk and
Muslin Underwear

- Baiiste Gowns; white; Bel.
Elan handmade; sines 7s 70 81;
formerly TBS: reduced 10. .0.9b
-5 Batiste Chcrntse; white. hand.
made. fliet lace trimmed. sizes
ss 20 ~; formerly 4sb; reduced
10 ....s..... ss.....s......J .bo
Ill Batiste Gowns: white. Phil.
ippino embroidery. Sizes Is. 10.
reduced 10 ..............Z. 20
lis Lac. Boudoir Caps; cream
and black; fancy ribbon and lace
combined: reduced to-. 2.06
10 GeorEetto and Satin Boudoir
Gaps: black and flesh: formerly
use. reduced to.......,...1 LOB
so Lace and Net Boudoir Caps:
cream; formerly $50: reduced
TO ................. poe
LII Petticoats: jorssy and rad.
um hiis: henna. purple and blue:
plea,ed nouncs. and hemsti,chsd
hens: formerly sts; reduced TO
{" - % e . - $500
-t sstncn Bloomers; tan: size
%, elastic at knee: reduced TO
................. pair Zoe
lie Trioolette Costume Slips:
oopen and navy. sizes So 10 -:
with figured sateen flounces:
reduced TO .......u.......1 .9S
HacDoncdIi-S outh,n,ck
THIRD FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
The Object of
Remnant Day

lis TO dispose of all odds and ends Of merchan-
disc, to enable us to keep our stocks fresh and
clean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Handkerchiefs

10 Linen Iiandl,crchicfs; white
with hand.rollod hems; formerly
soc each; reduced 35e
--os White Linen Handkcrchicrs;
with embroidered corner designs:
reduced each 100
NdoDouoan- Southpick
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Wonen's Millinery

d, Banded Hats; hemp straw
in sand. brown, black and red:
sports styles; formerly 2.eb, re.
duced 10 ...-............. 10
rs Trimmed Hats: silk. straw.
and combinations; black. brown.
henna, green and wood. some
embroidered silk Hats: ribbon
Hats: flower and feather trims:
formerly 2.g5; reduced to. 1.06
10 Rain Hats: washable rain
cloth: yellow; soft crushable
shapes; formerly 2.e5: reduced
70 ...,...........,. 1.ob
Ill Togo Wash outing Hats;
white; largo head sizes; reduced
10 ................. .ZBc
Ill Childrcn's Milan Hats:
black and navy; banded and ribbon
trimmed; reduced to...... .1Oc
% Girls Fancy Braid Hats.
brown; beautifully trimmed. with
ribbons, and flowers: wide.brim
styles; formerly sos; reduced
10 '..,'........... LOO
--3 Cbildren's Hemp Hats; red
and green, black and sand:
turned up, with ribbon trim: re.
nuced 10 ........,........ 20
} Childrcn's Felt Hats; sand,
green and wood; ribbon trim;
formerly $50: reduced to. 4 .O6
. Chlldrcn's Felt Hats; wood
and sand; formerly 500; reduced
10 ''.''ss'.,.,....,3 .OS
100 Flowers; for trimmlnRs and
corBogos; assorted lunches and
colob. reduced to.u..u..1Oc
MacDouodli. Souihnick
SECOND FLOOR
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Ribbon Remnants

$50 Ribbon Remnants; in all colors: length,
from X to 3h yards; widths from Il TO 8
inches; including velvet. srossrain. MORE. satin
and brocsds ribbons; reduced to........,,,....
HooDouoaii-S outhtoiek
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Furs

II Sable Chokers; Hudson Bay
Sable. natural color; formerly
$500; reduced to. ........25.OO
- Natural German Fitch Chok.
crs: formerly 1850: reduced to
-...''..'......... $50
MdcDonool- Southicick
SECOND FLOOR
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$50 Silk Remnants

Including Ia the group-Taffsis,
Crepe dc Chine. Charmeuse, Can
ton Crepe. Crepe Satin. Pohgee.
RAdium. Flat Crepe. Dress Sat
in. Messailn.. Printed Crepe,
Striped wash silks. reduced TO
...................... - Price
uaeDouOalt- 8oRfhuCick
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Stamped Goods

---i9s Slcins Embroidery Cot.
tons; assorted colors: reduced
10 ..,.....,,......, ..ls Tor DC
--2s Hand. Embroidered Pieces;
including tea towels, guest towels
and silver cases: formerly 100
each; reduced TO. .6Oc
10 Pieces Stamped Goods; IN.
Guiding conters, pillows, scarfs,
breakfast sets and made.up
house dresses OF chnmbray and
linens. reduced ,..,,,.,6 soc
SIS Linen handkerchief Squares;
white with blue and lavender
borders, reduced to..,.,...1 loo
MucDouoon. Southtuiob
FIFTH FLOOR
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SHuerDare

- Startling Silver Vases; ILlneh
size. formerly 7Eo; reduced 10
'-'..-''.. ...-............. 300
- Sterling Silver Vases; ie-inch
sizs; formerly 1000; reduced to
...''... ..........-...... 500
80 Silver Plated Flat Silver
Sets; formerly SIS; reduced TO-.
s.s'''s''s .....---..s..... $40
10 Silver Plated Tea Sets; 3.
piece sets; formerly s.75. reduced
70 .'s'.......--.-.. I.10
1acDouoaH- Souihuiek
FOURTH FLOOR
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The Prices on
Remnant Day

are all drastic reductions. Every Remnant is
savings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-28
Mems Furnishings

81 Mems Shirts; madras and
pcreale: assorted coiors: sizes ~
10 rs: neckhand. French cuff
style. reduced to........ 86c
"a Mems Ncckband Shirts:
madras and percnles. sizes ~ to
is; formerly i.s5. reduced
TO ..............-.... lilo
lis Mems wool and cotton
Union Suits: gray: medium
weight; sizes - 70 %: reduced
10 .............. 2.0o
--,3 Brushed Wool Coat Sweat.
ers; sizes 81 10 3s; reduced
to ................ .0.0o
IA Rayon Ties: assorted colors:
four.in-hand style. reduced
200 Pairs Wool or silk Hose:
assorted colors; plain silk and
ribbed wool. light weight; re.
duced to.............p pair 56c
$40 Arrow Collars: discontinued
line. sizes IL TO IN; formerly
. for soc: reduced to-. each &c
--28 Mems Golf Goats: rubber.
lied balloon cloth: sizes "a to 46;
formerly ESQ: reduced to. FOB
100 Mems Night Shirts: white
muslin. and striped outing fan.
mel; slzes Is TO IA; reduced
to ................ LOO
Mems White Cotton Union
Suits; ribbed. medium weight;
sizes Is to II; formerly 1855: re-
duced to ................ LOO
rs Wool Caps; assorted colors:
sizes 6K to rs; reduced
10 s.s........s... ........ LOO
loo Rayon Knitted Ties; assert.
ed colors: reduced to. each 40e
IA Wool Knitted Vests; assert.
ed colors: sizes "a to 40: former.
ly $50; reduced to.........3.96
NdcDou1al- southpicb
MEMS SHoP-STREET FLOOR
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Leather Goods

~ a IJVHyNII y" IT -
STREET FLOOR
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FOURTH FLOOR
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-26

Rainbow Natural bridge, that pre-
mier natural wonder of southwest
rock formations, up until this yeal
only accessible, to those persons with
the means and. the time (not to men,
ton hardihood) to make a round trip
of $50 miles by pack train from Ka-
yenta, a journey made famous by
articles in the National Geographic
magazine during the past Is years,
can now be reached win comparative
ease from Rainbow Lodge, only 30
mile round trip by horse or mule be-
ing required. And Rainbow Lodge is
now accessible by automobile. Nava-
10 Mountain, the great dome-like mass
revered by the Indians of that name,
is close at hand towering above Bridge
Canyon. 1t is a matter of but four
airline miles from the summit of the
huge dome, elevation 10,416 feet, to
the great natural bridge, elevation
1000 feet.
With Charles j. Carr of Ocean
Park as a companion, and the Frank
lin Camel III, Ralph Hamlin's latest
scout car, new model series IL
Franklin touring, as means of trans
portation, / left Los Angeles the
morning of May on trip to the
Navajo country. The car being brand
new, having been placed in commits
sion but four days before, we made
an easy breaking-in journey to Goffs
the first evening, distance of 274
miles, making Flagstaff, SAC miles
from Los Angeles, the afternoon OF
the second day. The roads this
spring were found to be in far bet
ter condition that at any previous
time, good news, no doubt to those
who have traversed the National Old
Trails.
Trip Into Unknown
At Flagstaff we were at the begin
ming of the adventure, trip into the
least known portion of the United
States, section which has escaped
all but the most rudimentary survey,
and the morning of the third day we
set out eastward on the Winslow
road, but six miles from Flagstaff,
turned north on the Cameron Tuba
City road, which we found in as good
condition as the regular highway all
the way to Cameron at the suspension
bridge crossing of the Little Colorado
river, distance of Sc miles.
At Cameron we were Joined by HUI
bert Richardson, for many years an
Indian trader in the Navajo country,
who with S. K. Borum maintains
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-26
BLOC Is HIT HARD BY
DEATH OF SEN. LADD

With the passing of Senator Ladd,
who died at Baltimore, Monday, the
republican insurgent bloc in the SEN
ate suffers its second overwhelming
loss within four days. By coinci-
dence the death Of the North Dakotan
occurred on the day of the burial of
Senator LaFollette, whose policies he
had followed on so many occasions.
Together they had gone through the
1924 Independent campaign against
the constituted national ticket of their
party, together they were read out of
the party by the republican organiza-
ton of the senate. Still another mem
Der of the dwindling LaFollette bloc,
Senator Brookhart of Iowa, has a
stubbornly supported election contest
pending against him and may be de-
prived of his senate seat at the next
session.
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-26
STATE ENGINEER LEFEByRE
ATTACKS u. s. ROAD OFFICIAL

Another shot in the battle of words
that has been engaged in by federal
and state road authorities was fired
by F. G. Lefebrve, state highway en-
gineer, in letter to Thomas H. Nc
Donald, chief of the bureau of public
roads at Washington.
The letter was written as a reply
to an article in the Engineering News
Record of New York, under McDon-
AIDS signature discussing the failure
of cooperation between the federal and
state authorities in Arizona.
Lefebvre says in the letter that E.
S. Wheeler, district engineer in
charge of the Phoenix office of the
federal bureau of public roads, has
taken every opportunity to break into
print with articles belittling the Ari-
zona highway department and has
never attempted to cooperate.
The letter points out number of
instances in which the writer believes
that Wheeler has harassed the state
highway department in its work and
states that 1--WE do not feel that the
state of Arizona, in cooperating on
the federal aid highway program,
should be required to display the hu-
mility typified by Lo, the Indian,
when he receives his rations from the
hand of one Of Uncle Sans agents. !"
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-26

Oranges are high; drink orange
crush.
Evening star., 1925-01-27
Development GROUP
FOR DISTRICT URGED
King Offers Resolution to Provide
for Presidential Com
mission.

commission to plan for the devel-
opment of the National Capital is pro-
vided for in a resolution introduced
today by Senator King of Utah.
The commission would be appointed
by the President, and would consist
of five members Including one from
the Commission of Fine Arts and
another an engineer of recognized
standing.
Senator King is convinced that
steps must be taken to bring about
an orderly development of Washing
ton, and the commission would be
authorized to study all existing plans
for development and to report to Con-
gress a comprehensive plan.
Senator King has been disturbed by
the manner in which business houses
have advanced in certain sections of
the city, and the construction of row
upon row of cheap houses in sections
he believes should be developed along
better lines. He is interested, too, in
the proper development of the park
system. His idea is that the Presi-
dent, in selecting members of the
commission, would pick men of the
highest ability.
Evening star., 1925-01-27
UNDERWOOD BILL
IS BEFORE HOUSE
Supporters Fight to Have
Shoals Measure Sent to
Conference.

The Muscle Shoals question was
brought before the House today when
the rule to send the Underwood bill
direct to conference was called up.
Debate on the rule was limited to
two hours. This means that the vote
on the rule will be called around 4
o'clock
Supporters of the Underwood bill
are insistent that it be Sent to con-
ference, contending that If it is refer
red to the House military committee,
no Muscle Shoals legislation will be
enacted at this session.
Representative Garrett, the Demo-
cratic leader. also supported the rule.
pointing out that only 80 legislative
days Remained of this session, and
said for this reason 1t was necessary
to send the bill to conference
If sufficient time remained, he said,
he would prefer having the bill sent
back TO committee.
THE Underwood BILL" the minori-
ty leader declared, must be modified
to make it sure beyond any doubt
that 1t will be mainly a fertilizer
and explosive proposition. Muscle
Shoals should be dedicated to nation
al defense and to the manufacture
of fertilizer" He declared that the
necessary adjustmen ents to the bill
could be made in conference in which
the House managers would have free
rein in amending the measure.
Evening star., 1925-01-27

the first woman to conduct ar or
chestra concert of such Importance
In this country. Her appearance in
such a role here followed a tour of
Europe. where she made her debut
as a conductor. She aroused interes t
in the musical world two months
ago. when she announced from Eu-
rope that she planned to stage an
opera in which the singers would
sit in the orchestr pit while actors
and actresses portrayed the roles on
the stage.
In 1918 she was divorced from Roy
Emerson Whittern, a composer of
Cleveland.
Thousands of radio fans in this
city heard the concert of the New
York symphony Orchestra directed
by Miss Leginska, which was broad
cast by string of stations, includ-
ing WCAP. Miss Leginska at that
time played concerto with the or
chestra. She has appeared in con-
cert in this city several times