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Evening star., 1925-07-19
Veterans of Great War
American Legion.

The u. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No.
Women's City Club last Monday even
ing, at which time the commander
made q report Of the department con-
yention. The posts constitution was
revised to change the time of nomina-
ton and election of officers. Vice
Department Commanders FNrailey and
Coggswell made brief talks. Mrs.
Tracy and Mrs. Rule entertained the
executive committee July at Mrs.
Tracey's home in Virginia Highlands.
The various departments of the
American Legion are whipping up for
the home stretch in the Hanford Mac
Nider trophy race.
The MacNider cup is awarded annu-
ally to that department attaining the
highest percentage of membership
over it's preceding years membership.
The competition for the trophy closes
on that day that is 80 days prior to the
national convention, which this year
is September 5.
No department having less than
900 members on December 81 of the
preceding year shall be eligible to re-
ceive the award of the MacNider tro-
ply The Department of Florida now
holds the trophy, having won 1t in
1924.
Two more States have completed
their quotas for The American Legion
IS ,000, 900 endowment fund for dis
abled veterans and orphans of the
World War. bringing the total num-
ber of States "over the top" for the
fund to date up to IS, according TO
an announcement of National Com
mander James A. Drain of the legion.
With the addition of Montana and
Idaho to the list this week, every
State in the Rocky Mountain region
has gone over the top by a large over
subscription.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Epworth Session Adjourns.
.ecial Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Md,
July 1S.-The Pittsburgh Conference
Epworth League Institute is winding
up a weeks session here with an at
tendance of about 500, which exceeds
the expected attendance by nearly 100.
Glasses We're conducted in steward
ship, foreign and home missions, life
service, evangelism, Bible study, Ep.
worth League and Sunday school
methods.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
MYSTERIOUS SHOT FATAL,
Maryland Man, Father of 90 Chill
dren, Killed on Hunt.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dlspatch TO The Star.
FROSTBURG, Md, July 1S.-Fran.
els Yoder, so years old, of Somerset,
was fatally injured by a mysterious
shot while hunting yesterday. his
ieath occurring an hour later in a
Somerset hospital.
He was with his son and it is
thought he was struck by a stray
bullet from the rifle of another hunter
Francis Yoder was a miner for a
number of years and was the father
Of 20 children, Is of whom survive.
Evening star., 1925-07-19

itNNA ~ NANNOt N4AAi ~
an announcement
made at headquar-
ters this week.
Sergt. Ireland first
enlisted In the To-
cal National Guard
in March, 1912, in
Company I, I'd In.
fantry, and later
was merged IN the
Sd Infantry. He
was with the lat
ter outfit when 1t
went to the Mexi-
can border during
the trouble there
before the World
War. He re-enlist-
ed in the 121st En-
gineers in Febru-
arY. 1929.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Educational.

John D. Rockefeller. jr., last week
announced a gift of $1,0o0,o00 in
securities to the Hampton-Tuskegee
endowment fund.- which brings the
total of the endowment % far sub
Evening star., 1925-07-19
District National Guard

Staff Sergt. Edward w. Ireland has
been promoted to be first sergeant of
the Headquarters and Service Com
pany of the 121st Regiment of Engi-
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Rainbow Division.

Elmer F. Nagle of this city was
elected second vice president of the
Rainbow Division of the World War
at the national convention this week
at Chicago. Rev Francis p. Duffy of
New York, chaplain of the 42d Di-
vision, was elected president. Sergt.
Fred Crawford of Chicago was elected
first vice president: ]. D. Glassbrenner
of indianapolis, third vice president:
Roy L. Norris of Cincinnati, fourth
vice president. The president viii ap-
rnoirt q sacretarv and treaSurer
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Scientific.

The medical world awaits with in
terest a forthcoming report by the
British Institute of Medical Research
on it's studies which, it is believed.
will show great advance toward find
ing the germ which causes cancer.
All the English newspapers are devot.
ing much space to the disclosures.
which are considered of great impor-
tance..
An interesting story lies behind the
alleged discovery of the cancer germ
DR.. J. Z. Barnard, member of a hat
making firm, took up microscopy as a
hobby about 80 years ago, and became
one of the leaders in this branch of
science. Through one of his powerful
instruments was observed and photo
graphed the cancer virus. This OBJ
servation has led, in the words of Eng
lands leading medical journal, to the
belief that 'the existence of the living
cancer virus would appear to be es-
tablished.
Engineers believe they have solved
the problem of ridding the great
Jersey City-New York vehicular tunnel
under the Hudson River of the .monox-
ide gas which will be generated by the
motors of the $4,000 automobiles it
will transport daily. The tunnel, two
miles in length, is expected to be open
to traffic in November, 1926 Driven
by tremendous fans, a 75-mile-an-hour
hurricane will rush through seven
foot airway below the traffic road. to
which the fresh air will have ingress
by slots at regular intervals through
out the tunnels length. Another air
pa ssa geway above the traffic road will
suck the used air out. Should
break. k.down occur in the machinery,
traffic policemen will have signs to
"Sfop all motors" !"
Evening star., 1925-07-19

John J. Mcdonald enlisted in the
headquarters and service company of
the 121st Engineers during the week;
as also did Crispolo G. Donate.
Henry f. Tripp enlisted in Company
C, 121st Engineers; Stanley Aubrey
Clark in Company e, 121st Engineers,
Evening star., 1925-07-19

Corpl. H. Milwit. successful candi-
date for West Point from the local
Guard, has reported to the Military
Academy and has been assigned to the
4th Company. according to. informa
ton received at Guard headquarters.
Evening star., 1925-07-19

tachments for two days Immediately
preceding and two days Immediately
following the camps of their units to
prepare the camps and close them as
follows:
For regiments and separate bat
tallions: Service company, less the
band, or one officer for each battalion
and three enlisted men for each COM
pany. They may be taken from any
or all companies.
For separate companies and de-
tachments: One officer and three en-
listed men.
THE above days of duty are in ad-
dition to the authorized period of the
encampment and the necessary travel
period.
For the purpose of administration
and supply the 29th Military Police
Company is attached to the 121st En-
gineers during the above period.
mo enlisted men of the National
Guard will be taken to the encamp.
ment of his unit If his term of service
is due to expire during the first half
of the authorized training period un-
less he agrees to continue in the serv
ice.
THE United States property and
disbursing officer will furnish the nee
essary transportation.
Subsistence at the rate of so cents
per ration and necessary authorized
supplies at the camp will be furnished
by the camp supply officer, to be des-
ignated by the camp commander.
THE Medical Department will fur.
nish the necessary medical supplies
and medical attendance.
This duty will be under pay Pay
of grade from Federal funds is au.
thorized for all officers and enlisted
men. Other than Government EN-.
ployes will be paid from National
Guard funds at rates stipulated in
General Orders No. 81, this headquar.
ters, 1915, in addition to the above
authorized pay from Federal funds. =
Attention is directed to paragraph
932, National Guard regulations, as
amended by changes No. 4, which
provides that officers belonging to
companies or similar units will not
be entitled to pay, and that such
Evening star., 1925-07-19

Enumerators will start tomorrow
gathering data from which to compile
Washington's first census of school
children, an annual undertaking which
is provided for under the compulsory
education law passed for the District
by the last Congress. The figures will
serve as a basis for enforcement of the
new law. Unofficial estimates place
the number of Washington children
of school age at approximately $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

Has Hard Time
to Feed Wife,
Once Stomach Trouble-Now Big Appetite

"My wife was afflicted with stomach
trouble for wears. She tried everything
but got no relief. Adlerlka was recon-
mondcd 20 mo ana l want 60 give my
heartfelt thanks. Ny wite Is now In the
BEST or HEALTH and Il costs me
about all make 10 feed her, Have
recommended Adlorika to good many
and It has helped every one" (Sisned)
~ NJ. Noble.
Intestinal Evncuant
Thoro In now offered TO tho public. n
liquid preparation which Ia not only q
wonderfully effective and QUICK In
to.tinnl ovacuRnt. hut which also seems
10 atlmuiato the glands OF tho intcs-
final tract and to cause expulsion of
fintus tGAs). This preparation, known
IA Adlerlka, Ia n valuable agent for tho
purpose OF cleansing the bowels of mat
ter which has heCn In tho system n long
tImo and which other less effective
means have been unable to dislodgc IL
Ia often astonishing tho great amount OF
matter Adlorlka draws from tho into--
tInnl cannl--evcn right after u natural
movement II sometimes brings out unsun-
pectod quantities OF additional matter.
Many times II brings out much GAS,
thus relieving pressure In tho abdomen.
Adlcrka IL especially valuable whom
PROMPT action is necessary or to on
courage tho elimination OF metabollo
polSona through the bowel,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Injured Teamster
Passes Away Here

Hugh McRechnlc. a member OF
tho Transfers and Truck Drivers
Local ia. a.. resident OF Seattle
for the PMS, 10 years. died sepiem'
ber J, from injuries sustained a
gear and half ago. when pile
driver accidentally hit him.
Tho funeral services was held
September 8. In the chapel OF the
Home Undertaking Co. Rev. Am.
hrosc NJ. Bailey. pastor OF tho First
Baptist church. otfieia,ed. Inter.
men, was In Evergreen Park GENE.
terry.
Surviving are his mother. Marga
rot McKcchnIc: three brothers, John
and Dopald. Of Seattle. and Herbert,
OF Vancouver h. c.. and n sister.
Mrs. j. d. Mcintyre. OF Alberta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

In slight disorders such as occasional
constipation or gas on the stomach ana
headache lwhsn duo 10 bowel insctionl.
q single spoonful OF Adlerika often pro.
dueos surprising and gratifying results,
In cases OF obstinate constipation or
stomach trouble, " Adlerika does not
bring relief In q 20 sc hours the ndyie.
OF n reputable physician should be Sc
cured.
Reports From Physician.
~ congratulate YOU on the good effect
from Adlerika since prescribed H."
(slsnod) DIR. /. Langlois.
''Adlcrika Ia tho best In ny entlro n
yoNrs' experience" lslgned) DR.. a.
Eggerr
~ prescribed Adlorlka with highly
satisraotory results" tsigned) Or. A,
o Q, tNamc given OH request.)
II can't get along without Adlarika."
(Slsnod) Or, w, IL. Bornhart.
j, II. Puckett Ga user OF Adlerlka)
writos! After taking Adlerlka feel bet
ter than for 30 years. Haven't Language
to express the impurities eliminated
frdM my system"
Adlerlka Ia n big surprise 10 peopI
who have used only ordinary bowel and
stomach medicines because OF It's REAL
and QUICK action. Sold by leading
druggists everywhere. In Seattle by Bar
tell Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Ford Planes Will
Garry Detroit Mail

DETROIT, Mich. Sept p.--iBy 4.
p)-Thru an agreement reached
Tuesday between Henry Ford and
Postmaster General Harry $. New.
Ford nlrplancH Rre expected 10 be
carrying mail between Detroit and
Chicago within n few weeks. The
Ford company has been operating
daily schedule on It's air freight
line between Detroit and Chicago
for several months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
aali, Y. NJ.

500 u VI
RToA-iIofmann's orchestra ia dinner
canrsrt. playing. OVERTURE. ~ Were
King (Adamli waits. wedding - the
winds utalil. Caucasian suite uVans
hoffi. os,fuw tRubsnstsinl. hVrrnnta
Maufssqus ijonssl.
aIs-sna 4. NJ
Hopper Kelly eoncsrL fsatufs
ing Mihs Hrultn Chandler, Vocalist. .
Miss MaTiafY Chandler rioiinlsii hiea
usendaiyn Mines and Miss Marguerite
schmidt piahists. aud Mise Dorothy Mst-
rick, vocalist The program busis on
wings o. song tMsnduiasohn. iIstil %
That We Two Were MsyinE tSsYinl, ~
the Misses Hghmidt sud MsrFirh. plane,
Musie not tflsbsehl, Hsrousds N.isb.
linEli Wait twranEslil. Consolation
tt.lsttl Rustic 81 spring thinHinEl, ~
GusndaiYu Mtnss. vocal, I Sent You
song tAandsrsanl fAft Thine E3ss ti-n-
Tanl. Little HfoWu nird singing
twoodl Rose Marie tFtimil - Der
nice Chandler violin. Hymn % ihs sun
tRlmsky kofsakoiO aehrrro iFA
Tsshsl! Midnight tslis ikfsislsfl, ~
Mari0ry chandler. plano. Walls, fostiqus
tEriml. By Miss schmidt
i.1,yo Y. ".
KjR scar. Rosburk ptoSfam ny the
Seattle Conservatory q Musir. Tbs num
her. Meditation tBAch-09anodl Ar
VaYis No tpaneial. VOLTA solos ~
frank RsEisr. l0.YeaT old NiailnlsI De-
partufs. Arrival. The Hsturh tpanelsi
indisn Love Call ftimili Moonlight aha
Rose. tnsntsl, ~ Grace Hope. HiEhA
TInsA. Evelyn Ellington and TEDDY Pare
llck. sioiln aaArtsl. Autumn tNacpuw
slDi Tn. FiAt9rsr tChamipaasi. b
Elizabeth f.oFhssr plsnisis, Carnival -
Venice tpaganipD A. den ffnehlius
tdfisH). ~ sigma Finrh. sie,ln. aoeom
panied b Has, Fineh. piano.
- r. NJ.
kTCtsa-canesH - pneiis % MFs
Mauds q Thomas voice teacher. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

The total enrolment In tho So
grade schools OF tho city was sT.25s.
In the nine high schools tho enroll.
ment reached 1880.
The total number OF teachers was
100. This Is an increase OF 40
over last year. 4 nine.room brick
addition has been put In use at West
Woodland. replacing tho portahles
which were used there last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
orIIrn srArIoSs
Seattle Programs for Tonight

program Duet. ABIDE with So uznr
sinEi. ~ G. T.. Crook and Airh Th0nasl
Psalm OF Thanksgiving tAiliinrHl, BY
Afs Thomas God iIicsH You tDirhHuuI .
one Fie6tinR Hour i.rsll iuYIrtuu
tliunpi. by Nr Crook Couidtt Thou but
Know tuaRsl by Mre. Thomas, God
Touched the Ross tnruNuli Grateful,
LORD. Am / tHomal. by Mfs. Esthsr Mel.
son. isFyester'a NiEht Sons tronrTl. ~
Af Crook duet, Calm ne the SlEht
tgoiEVl. by Af Crook and Mfs Thorn
as H1nEs ~ Mother Taught Ste tny0rs
ak, Consider the Lilies tropllfl. -
Mrs Thomas
Tigo.hIso y. NJ.
kifl@HsAfs. Rpsbuef pTestatlHE Henry
Athena aHh hiH Hawaiian entertainers ga
an hour OF ins,rumsntsl music
Ata0-tO y. ~.
k1H-atudio musical program,
lFOA Eihz' temple organ recital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Thousands Begin
New School Term

Showing an increase OF 2.5T5 pupils
over last year. Seattle schools start.
ed Tuesday. Despite this large in
crease in enrolment. the schools
functIened a full day. and the excite
ment which usually is evident on
FIRST day" was largely dispensed
with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

lust because your teeth seer
y dull. don't believe they are nat
urslly off color"
You can restore them TO clear
Wilderness very quickly.
Dental science has made some
important discoveries in tightening
cloudy teeth -- a neiD method in
tooth and gum treatment.
1t acts on new principles. In a
few days you can work transfor-
nation on your teeth. Can change
your whole appearance.
Now a Today test Is being Of
tered. Just send the coupon.
Ifs Just film that
mere brushing 'front.' combat
Run your tongue across your teeth.
You will feel a film n slip
perry, viscous coating that dulls and
clouds their beauty.
Ordinary methods won't SUCCESS
fully combat 1t. That's, why, no
matter how hard you try now, your
teeth remain "off color"
Remove that film and what you
soe will amaze you. You are siwly
hiding their beauty now Just
uko dingy CRIME on ivory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Vashon Teacher
Funeral Tuesday

Funeral services Tor Katherine v.
LANCER. school teacher IN the schools
OF Portage. Vashon island. were held
IN the chapel OF tho Home UndsriAk,
Ing parlors at p. m. Tuesday. Miss
LANCER died after a short illness on
September 4. while IN Seattle for
treatment.
She had taught school in Nebraska
for 20 years. and in this state for Is
years, She was born in the state OF
Michigan, and was 81 years Of age.
=. ~ smock, retired minister.
living on tho island. offcihtsd In.
tcrmsnt was in washeln cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Woman Arrested
by Dry Squadders

Anna Dale, ~, was arrested Tues
day afternoon at 7i7h Pine 81. by
Officers William Morrison and J. II.
McCarchy OF the dry squad. They
seized complete moonshlne manu-.
featuring plant. 80 bottles Of home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

Film IL charged. too. with most
tooth and gum troubles. II cllngs TO
teeth, gets into creyices and stays
Germs by the million multiply in IL
and lay your teeth open TO decay.
They, with tartar, are the chief
cause OF pyorrhea
Old methods failed in combating
II successfully Then new ones were
found and embodied in new-type
dentrifice called Pepsodent
II acts 10 curdle tho film and
then remove II. Then 10 firm tho
gums and protect them.
Send coupon
Results are quick and convincing.
Largely on dental advice the world
has turned to this new method
A few days' use will amaze you.
The difference will be noticeable.
You viii note It. Those with whom
you como in contact will note II.
You owe clear teeth 10 yourself.
Send the coupon before you forget.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
new FACTORIES
Washington Gets 100 More
During August

The state Of Washington has be
come the home OF nearly 100 new fac
tories during the Last eight months
according 10 Clancy NJ Lewis, seere'
tary OF the Manufacturers Ansocls
ton Of Washington
Twelve new factories began oper
atoms in Angus, nj Slsqually. Long.
view. Seattle and Vancouver Wash
ing,on products viii be displayed al
the Hawaiian territorial fair in two
exhibit palaces. :, was announced,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
OTHER STATIONS

KTAE tslsi, rgllmsn-7.so concert.
sduestionhi talks
KoA tazAl. psnysf-r. Tom MrSa
mara on football. 7lo. THE Green God
asss ~ the KOA Players
KGO (saD, oakland concert. 81.
lent night
KIM tEsil. Hollywood IL orchestra
snd ,, praEfamsi 10, radio show
KTJH tsasl, Portland =7aO. boy
scout program. 4, piano recital.
kuw tiBI, Portland . ana 10. con
eefts
Voc OisD. Portland. organ rscitAi
XII Na7l. Toe Angeles lilo. caiifar.
mia music, ; and ., programs, 40. Pat
rick Marsh orchestra,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
How to get rid of them.

yJTHY ENVY q clear, lovable
w complexion Why wish and
hope? II is within your reachl
There is always one quick and sure
way to make your complexion FREQ
from all eruptions, pimples, black
heads. boils and that impossible
muddiness. That Is by building up
your red-blood.cells. SIS. will do
II for you'll Because S.S.S. does
build red.blood.cells, II cleanses
the system and makes those So
called skin disorders impossible 80
exist. SIS. contains only pure
vegetable medicinal ingredients.
II ia also n remarkable builder OF
firm flesh, which is also important
to beauty. II will fill out your hol.
low cheeks, put the ruby" OF
health in your cheeks and the
sparkle in your eyes. Since 1926
S.S.S. has been identifying COM
plexions and giving women physi.
cal charm. This Is why S.S.S. is
accepted as the greatest OF all
blood cleansers and body builders.
Begin taking S.S.S. today and give
yourself what you have been look
ing for, for years,
N S. S. S. IL sold at all good
M drug storea In two sizes. The
AitDaA larger siic Ia more economical,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
WEDNESDAY
HOME STATIONS

KTOA ttbD =lgIto. Rptary ciut
iunehi I and g. hofmann's prchssirs
slit, Hopper Kelly program sac, stu.
do program
kJH taAn--i. marksisl ilit. eFIsr
recital. . hams hslps ana produce 70.
pert 8. thsatsrs. 7 ana sac, studio pro.
Erzins
krcL (so5i -p.ao. markets; 10. Kid
dies club, silent niEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

LONDON man recently M.
rested here said his name was Ptol-
envy Napoleon. George Washington.
Omar Khayan Bass. Yes. he was
drunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
SHdlr4Hour 1DsAr Toda@
THURSDAY

HOME CITATIONS
KIN asa .. markets. tTtb. organ
recital. 2 bems helps aIit. produce re-
port. q, thsatSrs, $3.50. pamshts ofChrH-
ira t0tap, kjn order ~ Bats
hI'OA asa igi19 YMBc lunch no
Ersm, Z. Hgfmauh'H orchestra. silent
uiEht
KrCL tsosi-5fi0. weather. 1850,
NoysA' orchestra silent Night
OTHER STATIONS
KGo tssD. oakiAnd-s. itao Players
in ATT rlmm Passes ny, 10, dance
music
KOA tsrsl. Dsnvsr-6.s0. farm quss.
tiou hos silent night.
MI ttall, Ias Angeles. dance
tunes 1lIt. vocal concert, ,. 10. pro-
grams
kNN (sllD, Hollywood. and o.
programs. 10. Ambassador orchestra
KTJH tndal, Portland 7i2o, hoy Scout
program. btit business talk .. old time
suHEu
KGw tisD. Portisnd-7.lE. lecture.
10 dance music.
Voc ttsil, Davenport. weather, >.
orchestra
WCCo am. Twin Cities. weather
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burdenod
produced
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the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

brew and several gallons OF moon
shine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

lto1 800
Seattle, SashirSton
Septo5ber a, 1925.
TO WHOM IT VAT covTRg:
Or. touChnsy's
Asth5a trtstzont stopped ~
terrible Asthz case OF s3
years standing inside Of five
days. I have suffered sith
isthla since ! pns tire. ptoks
old. I suffered terrible all
through ~ sholo lifc, ard
doctors always we're ara5od to
find no in ouch terrible dis
tross and Still TO 1.-Two thro
II ALL DR.. LouGhney's hth-
m tro taert certainly 10
wonderful blessing 20
aark Ind. have not the
slightost trace OF asth7a.
] ssear TO all of the above
and Dr.. Loushney 10 privitts-
cd to publish this ssorn AZ
fidsvit juSt as he chooses.
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Residence cnaas, raShington
Box 60S
Clark County
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