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Announcements.

FROM this date Miss KATHLEEN
SAMUEL is authorized to receive
and give receipt for all money OF monies
paid in to my Iaw,oficp. The auttoliza-
ton heretofore given Mr.. ALVAREZ
SIMMONDS, who is now leaving the
island, is hereby revoked.
July 20, 1925.
d. HAMILTON JACKSON.
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's792s q st~ 7ofRfosF hSar WIKI y11
cs4t 6 sRp A? g9gj Band Eon
Es& M 33Rg} ssy oESs@Hs3S
ssal f ,wAHHS$ C5SfP5 5i5GyysI 9sg fsiP@qg :;
Soprano, orchestra. WEAF tig7r S ~
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Cchieag9-yaribed prograWmt, 0 WIN. e36l "a
NS% es@ 0f5mesnGe' Witt 0NV$a4 s.
iladephia-Dance. WIS l344.6l /,
T @M&6 34a5 kos uf Ps9
yff 5aR{o bsno four w MQQ (09ss4$$
Tarr Sfo1P@aDqt"s.' Vocal WTfc (475S}.
Hartford-QrchestrS; w.,
Instrumental, reading.
9:i5 i. M.-KFUo (545.D. st. Louis
ESQ P. M-wHT C4oo). Chicago-ke-
EsS 6Tshs:tFa. We |5SS$$S{
New York@Biograph quartet. song Sc.
10 p1exr M-k XIV 4e $751; Los cb Aassss
SSS;s ws %Gc5 Saa is4 53R
SsT MGR aSG S{iS
ssg 35FsEsSus ehoi WIS voc q!
D9ayyenportc ,,Qrgan. :, c9,nItralto. WoK
gan. MoR 54SS p .o U ,Sewark%o;ofchSs
GS e9isTtSners WrX Mfw $685. 233 fcf eTss
1921 IA, ?. %%cNyc1HgEz g. Ssg75RSii ., Elsin
R sea@eer w &Ho $685. D esfaae 6ines
Lewis orchestra, Wild (302.S Moose
TSSMbB l319b1 New q oSrlsefansN,5orchestGa.
Dance. KPo 1898 San Francisco-
Orchestra. WEBB 13702l, Chicago =
1850 EsS p Piap M oTGeGestra pse Minpeano
Hs-St. Paul-Or&an. WHAD (275). Mil
waulxee--Request organ recital.
1I:46 p. M.-WDAF (365.6) Kansas City
-Nighthawks' trolic.
chestra. RPPo ESQ. S San 1FA rancisco&
gan 1;u WIT G4SSSS{G SShtiessFSoc Z our
A. MEwoJ (447.6). ohicago-Ginger
hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP into
PNEUMONIA

Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them
now with Creomulsion. an emulsified
creosote that is pleasant to take. Greco
mulsion is a new medical discovery
with two-fold action; it soothes and
heals the infiamed membranes and In
hibits germ growth.
OF all known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities as
one of the greatest healing agencies for
persistent coughs and colds and other
forms Of throat troubles. Creomulsion
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop the
irritation and Inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stomach, is alb
sorbed into the blood attacks the seat
of the trouble and checks the growth Of
the germs.
Creomulsiou is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment of persistent
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma
bronchitis and other forms of respira-
tory diseases, and is excellent for
building up the system after colds or
flu. Money refunded II any cough or
cold Is not relieved after taking accord
Ing to directions. Ask your druggist.
Creomulsion Company Atlanta ia
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14

nv HEN your system is lacking
w in rich, red blood, 1t is too
weak to purify itself. So, impurities
break out through the skin. PIN
pies, blackheads, rashes, boils or
eczema are the. result.
And the common sense thing to
do is to build back your blood to
where it is so rich and red and
pure that the impurities can't live.
More red cells are what you need
and then you just watch your
skin clear up.
Now the greatest aid for build
ing red-bloodNcells the world has
ever known is s. S. S. Everybody
knows that S. S. S. has proved. 1t
for generations. You can't get away
from it. s. s. S. helps Nature build
red-blood-cells by the millions :
simply fills your system full OF
,ich, red, pure blood.
Your skin clears right up, soft
nd beautiful - firm, plump flesh
'ounds out your figure-your eyes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14
Con TRACTS FOR
SCHOOLS GIVEN
Total for Two Buildings
Under Estimated Cost.

Contrasts were awarded by the In
dianapolis school board Tuesday
night for the general construction.
wiring, heating and plumbing on the
new Washington and jefferson high
schools. The total for the entire
work. includin garchitect's fees, Is
1899 1920, or $50,S56.S0 under the
estimated cost.
This total also is $34,123.S0 under
the amount to be realized from the
sale of the $1,050,000 bond issue. The
general construction contract for the
jefferson school went to Brown G.
Mick, contractors, for $405,251. Will
liam P. Jungclaus Company, was
awarded the contract on the Wash
ington school for $331,862.
Final plans on the new Shortridge
High School will be submitted to
the board Dec. J.. Business Direc-
tor William H. Book said that the
board will sue the ]. S. Schumacher
Company and the American Surety
Company because work done by the
Schumacher Company in the cree
ton Of School No. rs has deterio-
rated since construction.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14
H00Sier Briefs

@OMEONE else is cooking for
the inmates of the county
LIZ Jail at Brownstown. Mrs.
Sherman Sneed. wife of the
sheriff, fell and broke her arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Rodeghere had
to flee, in night clothes at Clinton,
when an oil stove exploded and set
their house on fire.
Largest crop Of cabbages in years
has been harvested in Elkhart and
adjoining counties. The vegetable is
selling for a cent a pound.
William Meats, II, and Mrs. Mary
Marvel. 55, of Syracuse have been
issued a license to wed at Syracuse
Harry A. Binkley, retired manu-
lecturer, has announced as Repub-
lican candidate for mayor at Upton.
Clyde r. Porter, Democrat, will op-
pose him.
Winnie Aaron Of Franfort is an
Wed by neighbors. Strawberries in
the garden are the cause.
1OLICE CHIEF HENRY
IL GEHRETT of Button is
a great-great grandfather
again. A daughter has been
horned to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hause at Mulberry.
improvements to cost $4,000 have
been ordered for the Moose Home
at Frankfort.
Sweet cider Is being retailed at
Goshen for 20 cents a gallon, the
lowest price in years.
Opera house at Akron is being
converted into gymnasium for the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14

management of school papers also
will be Investigated.
1t is said that a fund of 100000 has
accrued from the cafeterias and ath.
letic activities and that this fund IL
being used personally by school
teachers. A special committee COM
posed Of DR.. Marie Haslep and BUSH
ness director William II. Book, have
conducted a preliminary survey, and
asked the board to have all cafeteria
purchases made through the bust
ness office Of the school board.
DR.. Haslep some time ago, rec'
commended buying Of cafeteria sup
plies on a competitive basis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14

series. wTAM 1894. Cleveland--7or-
fan sO TWJ %SS$ E 5 6stTOit oa{ Ssr
Vocal and piano solos,
1:15 P. M.-WJJD (3O2.S). Mooseheart--z
New JUNIOR oand tak sooetz
80 P. M.-KoA 1924, Denver-or-
chestra KPRC (296.9). Houston
Student Band PWX (400). Havana
Music. WEAE (491 81; New York. 6
Music also WG,AE, WUCAP; Was Was
1920 Des Acknowledgement and
vocal solos. WIZ (454.3), New York
7:45 ?. M.-wHT S4oo). ghieqso-Mu-
steal feature. wsUI 1880. Iowa
City-"College Of the Air.
500 p. NJ KFRU t3945l. Bristow,
4 Okla-Entertai nment. KYW (535.4l
Chicago-Variety program. WCCO
i416.4l Minneapolis st. Paul-Ensem-
BILE. WDAF (365.6). Kansas City
String orchestra solos lone hour and a
half. wEAF (491.5)- New York
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14
TO INVESTIGATE
SCHOOL CAFES
Board Orders Inquiry Into
Money Realized.

Investigation of the amount of
money realized by various schools in
indianapolis from school cafeterias
was ordered Tuesday night by the
school board. Athletic activities of
the schools and In some cases the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14
GRASS TO BE STRAIGHT
Park Board Refuses Appropriation
Asked by Jarvis.

Maintenance of city golf links does
not include changing green's and
planting bent grass, the park board
decided at a meeting Thursday.
The board ordered r. Walter
Jarvis, park superintendent to re-
strict his activities to actual main
tenance and refused appropriation
Of $3.50 for steps at the South Grove
club house and for bent grass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14

Dinner concert. wRNY (25S.5). New
YCrk--English song series.
90 I; M;MKDKA 1900 y East Pitts
doah-Program KsD (545.D, St
Louis-Orchestra. WBCN (266(. Chi
cago-Classical hour. WBZ 1898 3
Springfield-Vocal solos. WCAU (278)
Philadelphia-Al White; vocal, instru-
mental trios WCCO (416.4), Mime
apolis-St Paul--Mid- week church serv-
ers: also WCAE. WOO. WCAP. WEE1,
webb t$7Q2l. ChoiGeago|59Sr,eihssstrs so
To be announced concert orchestra.
WIS t344.6l. Chicago-aLullaby Time;
string sTiS San ESea WON WRBB AZ {o259 Chi Nj
wark-Ooncert. talks. WQJ (4475)
Chicago-SlSylark vocalists; whistler
WRNY (258.5O. New York-Song
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are caused yb1ood Impurities

sparkle and there's a spring in
your step.
And how good you feel after
S. S. S. has put your blood in order.
You enjoy eating-you sleep fine
you get up in the morning feeling
fresh and fit - simply brimful OF
new life and energy.
Don't ever forget that pimples
and skin blemishes are caused by
blood impurities. And don't ever
forget that these impurities can't
live in the rich, red, pure blood
that S, s. S. helps Nature build.
That's simple-isn't it? Well, why
go on and be annoyed
with unsightly skin
eruptions tn at de- CCC
stroy your naturally NNNj
beauty and make you
lose confidence in y
your own powersf
Don't do it, Take S. s. 8. and get
rid of these ugly things. Get S. 8. s.
from your druggist. The larger
bottle is more economical.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14
Today's Best

CoDprt0ht. 1875. NBA SerDice
WEAF and hook up, including,
WOO, WAR, WEEP, WCCO,
WCAE, WGR, WSAI, WWJ, p.
M, EST.-Points of progress num-
Der four, Cromwell, the protector.
WIS, Chicago GAS M, 1910 p. M,
T.-Metropolitan choir.
woo, Davenport asa M, 10 p. M,
CST.-Organ recital.
WSAI, Cincinnati (326 M. 10 p. m,
CST.-WSAI string quartet.
WIZ, New York (454 M, $3.50 p.
M, EST. Instruments ensemble.
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81 I517). Observation-Disclosures, soloists.
I lady. WOK i217.3l Chfcago-Vocal, or
gan. orchestra. VIVIAN (27S), Roches-
'e.i5 p. M,MwoR (4o5.2). Newark =
ESQ +. M.MwBz C383.sl. Springfield =
New Yordk@united States Army Band
also. wCA,P, WOO. WAR, WEEI 134s.6 g
BostonDvolnst WGN t2N5o29a 1 Chi n
New York-Songs and instrumental.
WIS 1920, Des Moines-Orchestra
WIS (344.6l. Chicago--Organ. WOO
t50S.2) Philadelphia--Orc WOR
l405.2). -Newark-Orchestr
6:35 p. M..-KYW (635. A Chicago -
Uncle Bob concert. talk. WGY (3795)
schenectady-"Book of Knowledge, -
'6;45 r. M.-wJJD (3o2.s). Mooseheart-
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Silent Today

Central--KFM, xxx, WCBD,
WENR, WFAA, VINO, WOAW,
WOI, WOWL.
Eastern CKAC, WBAN,
WBBR, WDWF, WIFI, WGBS,
WGY, WHAR, WHAZ, WIKI,
WIP, WY, WMAK, WRC,
WREO, VITO, WPG, WWJ.
Far west--KGO.
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WI z: Nj

Merchants Heat & Light Co.
--~ 268 Meters.
Wednesday. Oct. IA.
900 to 6:30-Sports and stock
market reports.
80 to 7:00-Chrildren' hour.
Courtesy Of Franklin Life In
surance Co.. Indianapolis
Agency.
700 to S:00--Gus Edwards LIE
Paradis Orchestra. John r.
Thomas-Tenor. Miss Heskard
--accompanist. National Dairy
Exposition News.
1920 to 11:30--Gus Edwards
lie Paradis Orchestra. Eddie
Marriotte- Pianist.
11:30 to IL: 00-Houdini-
Master Mystifier.
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Radio PROGRAMS

$3.50 P. M.--KFAB 1898 Linncolpa, Neb
ffeid@studio. wCAE l461 81 Pitts
burgh--Dinner concert. WGBs ($31158}'
New York--Orchestra. WGN (370:2)
Chicago-Organ. WGR l319), Buffalo
Piano recital. ), talk; WGY (379.61
enectady-Children program, vocal
.fS Sc +. 'Mi.-woc (4ss.e), Davenport -
9 p. M.@KMA 1880. Observation-Disclosures
program, timely talks. WDAF (365.e(
Kansas City--Music. WEAF (4g1 5
New York-Synogogu services. WEAR
1889 A., acknowledgements WGBS
1850. New York-ooOrchestrya4i tar, W VIA
Chicago-Trio. vocal. organ WJR
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Dancing

7:30-KOA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
WIS.
S:30-WCAU.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
VITO.
= 9:30-WOO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
WTAM-WRW.
-WCEE-WGN- WIN -
WSMB.
10:45-WSB.
11:00-KOA-WEBH.
11:45-WDAF.
12:00-KFI.
1:00-WQJ.
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65. Writing instrument.
68. Nenter pronoun.
60. Mother.

Answer to yesterdays crossword
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14

Indiana Association of Insurance
Agents will meet at FIT. Wayne,
Oct. 27-28.
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use of the high school ana indie
pendent basketball teams.

Robert Pyeritz, IA, may lose the
sight of an eye as a result of being
struck in the face by missile from
slingshot in the hands Of Weldon
Norris, junior high school pupil.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-14
Today's Cross Word Puzzle
HORIZONTAL

While woure waiting for the
the blank this with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Promises End of Wild
Grain Pit Fluctuations
President of Board of Trade to Act
on Jardine's Suggestions

study ~ tho causes that created lhis
situation revealed plainly that The
exchange had funrtionsd remark
ahls wrii
'~rhe situation wac wholly new 10
us. hc said "SeFog before bad
tho exchange been called upon %
meet such wide pfire fiucluBttsss.
America had q baunuful wheat crop.
Am other countries. Wilh lhs pas.
stbir exception % Australia. suffered
shortages A buying power that was
world " ids was thrust upon The en-
change. ana this buying power con,
inued undated for maay weeks.
aud 70 a limited extent II silil pres.
rat
President Carey sald that when tho
exchange has had sn opportunity 10
tiEos, tho faii report ~ Secretary
iardine. u would sri about 20 meet
the constructive suggestions Il paaht
eautaln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

CHICAGO. Aiay ~ THE days n
wild fluctuations ia future grain quo.
tatiuns IN the wheat pits pf the Chl
gAgp board ~ trade atg numbered
This waa the promise Thursday "
tnauk L. Carey. president ~ The
taari ~ tmdr n tame in anhwer
o. tho threat ~ Secretary Of Astis
culture Iauiiur that the wheat pits
iramas musg more accurately reflect
tho price incident to supply ana de-
mand or no would rsyoke les license
90 operate
Tho pyurtisr that corrective msa
surus would DO taken was coupled,
however. with lengthy analysis ~
tho situation during the laat sh
moaths a sttsAti6n that has ssen
wheat akYfoek6t o. igos'a prr ht4sh'
It, au almost mythical figure except
Ia war lime. and sRsu shortly after
iWiails 90 below the $50 mark
President Carey declared that a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Ships Crew Accused In Big
Liquor Seizure

SAX FRANCISCO. May ik-fhs
fedsFat grand Jury hero haa sssufnsd
lnalcsruanar asaSnss g perseas az
tbs ruasisf 81 sns s@ssuFe as thn ssisn
rauncr Csai aarHeag an1 tsn fatil'sii
apIsav IIag0s esFkt
AFte Tie Scsisus wefu psssrr1d on
: Eearet aurNet. IL Il known eaps
s. - aFaasnu anss IS 81 sfss Coal
EEnrBoer's crew uere isassd 1AeS
Miller ~ Los Angeles and officials
az siss clsnnatan EsxpaFxsss. La. ans
me Ssexsuan ExpaFtntion Co. Lsas
complete tte nusntssF.
fsut . fow Of tts srfen nafFsd
THURSDAY are trr enatusiy.
CAPTAIN Hudson claims hls ssip
wnw n@Vonsi slio tg-msIc Hfsls. on tile
wny 20 Msxtra when enptGFea on
February :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Local ShrinerS' Charter 9
Boat to Attend Session
Five Hundred Plan to Attend Grand Con
clave at Los Angeles June |; Leave May %

AFsh!e =. ilsmlil formerly Of asst,
'tle. u tia president.
The delegation mlii smhaFh Ia a
body from Seattle az T., M Thurs.
DAY. AiaY "a 90 st.s steamer nof.
tbs Alexander. u ibls paeiftc stssns
chip company IkH vessel has t.ecn
chartered exclusively fes thai puf.
pose Douglas Bali Oriental sulse
y Niie temple, Is ths chairman ~
lhs COMMITTEES .oF tho oosan pllgfiso
age @
This noruslsy Alsasssisr viii ntaosn
Sunday mefnlaK stop 10 IAN Fr.e
etssp. after atirh nhp will sail ses
Los Angeles ssrls8g. 1HFiRs there
AZ - a N Monday The liupssasl
session will lass unili Thursesy ~
,tst Nsek
Reservations ,gF tbr irlr arc lwsas
t1ssd= thru Nr Eat poly = fog
isaafs dsYs feHaia ia N q to hosss
rasaE A isfEe a9ssksiipn frsss
Victoria may joiu lhs sbip ~ gia,
case she viii put BE- Al that pagg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Annette kelierman
Sues Realty Firm

los ANGELES. AiaaS Is.--Annst,e
iScNornan, lannon's swimming
s@iesy. Filed sus toe 10000 against
two realty companies here Thursday.
charging they used her name in sell.
Ing property.
She asserts that tho companies nd.
vcr,lsed thu, she was connected with
the enterprise. She also asked that
receivers DO appointed Tor the real.
tors claiming they had insufficient
funds TO carry on, their promises TO
Investors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
WANT 1000 KIDS
FOR PAGEANT
Seattle Children 10 Take
Part in Sports Sao.
ny q LUCILLE ~ UKIs
wASTEb-t.e9 coo rhilareni

- ~ AFs4fa kaHasM ttAssaffNf
itu1s and girls. 'fpth sic 10 a.
ysaFs oii' Apd yuu da#y love 60
have experience IL al ,A iaas
lss Helooi o, Dancing al Us .ocss.
saturday siirsneun. s&fta too
reason.
Tns'Vs eli Fsai about ,es n sa,.
hig tipafismta's shos ard sss dsspr
exposition which IL - ~ aoy~s -
itu spoftsmsn's ssss1siion - G.
asgir st Green Lake Tfpm 1.Y q
10 Asxust : u il EainE 10 10 ssa
tiEErat thing They have ee-. 81
tempted sad rrupio from ali psar
sbs wpFi8. who vui ~ in Seattle
visiting ana attending patspus con
veniians, wiii 80 hack h9sss ssd
talk about H.
Nuu. listsn. chiidFtn AMI ~.,s.
sFs ard dads ono * the tsss
lfnraftan, parts ~ ,hs show Wa
l~ mammoth raCant, In whiss
there viii sspear fairies. water
sprEsa. broauisH. elves, hlfsls OF
rurr piumaFr. iif'is misrhirfs. 10.
diane and other woodland folk. Ard
Miss joyce Avis. whp has written
an1 sill direct tie pageant. needs
i.ocn Seattle children 10 play the
nSraa Some ~ tho principal parts
HFs Tst opfu. and shs says ever,
child applying viii hs given
chance q, these. M well M the en-
armbia work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
.AD CONVENTION
IS ENDED
Delegates Leave Houston
for Tours Over Texas

tHa grvss. Teas, MaT H. Dele
Gates Ia tho Associated Advertising
sssssa q fkp w6yid sapTsniiea
msss lrawsns sss4 on psast r8nsrn
,iaa ssmss ~ ihs taHs HAT aiase
Ci1s 20 M tggss takes she risi
luss tsFo sbr Hia UtaHae ssiiEY
and iass 81 1ieo Use either fpuf
ssassAry 80 sass sa} AH,onia Aus,
ssa. rust sFshuf ard Nee orleans
81 sn~ nssst tgsis, session Yss
,srsay. pa saeiptla was named as
shs 1874 coastuilpn cisT, kihs
wosds~%ass - Nsu Ipsk was elect.
Cd uspsa ssns sni Jesse Neal o; Nsu
Ysss was slss'sd secretary treas
urse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

Rents have decreased Is per cent
~ Tokyo aimee tho peak reached
shortly after tho earthquake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Sweet Sixteen Ga.
'oaRY,A l7 r. s AAYE,N ~

~n~eEe ago Ito vVse scntrncoa "a
touF years IN prisons
WIN the canscns az rnasrd States
Attorney 8 ". stcSatb tho ecrc-
squBy wsa porssrnrat
AesonaasSg Ne MrNnias rse2sss ws,s
Bn a-ns eaeos 10 eve years IN sriss;n
wls.a he comes es sr sentence Fri.
aay. lie thsn will be sarusod pro
hatisn As long M he provides foF
tho support of his wife.
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HOSPITAL drive IS INDICTMENTS HAS OWN DAILY
pinkerton. Former Star Ed
itor. Starts Ventura Paper

VENTURA Cal. sfay IS inc
ysatasa County star. ssw after
a90a newapapwr wati ssars pshslcsa
tian on June H. Il was anagannsa
tosaay by Rer u Panksstps. pRss
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s'iaEest9a wea fegSaeFtr editor %
san Tae0gna Ttmsa. aeaslhs star and
aSa nseaa gsn.
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The agwAspapss elaas ts asanas eosa.
plssion and tssststissiaa o. tho sns-
ehanicaI saslpnsns sin start ira,
nssaiat1Ey.
tho gsar wiii have United Press
snrwtcea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
To Hold Funeral
of Robt. j. Allen

Funeral sarsleeS so- Robert J. a.
len. IS. wsrc 70 te held % . p fa.
FRIDAY from slfe chapel az enc tfcms
frnaertaking co. Al.n was s.rss.
car mntorrnan. -, Is survived BY
hls widow and q son. Hevs u. J. Al,
I'm. He vas rnerptses u sIc Wood
ruen 81 she srorld and og sha Street
Railway Mems union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
ESCAPES PRISON
BY MARRYING
Wsus Girl He Is Accused OF
Taking 10 Los Angelps

los ASCsELEs May is.-Frsd
Brown. con 81 cxMayor C. D. Brown
Of Rochester. MINI escaped long
pflson sentence under white slave
conviction hero whom he married
pcssio rritrhcil 'lS-ycar.old 81
Louis waits ross he was charged with
transporting 90 This city
Brown pleaded guilty Thuraday
AZ tho HaO- time he applied for NO.
baton. agreeing 10 marry Tho riri
Harry shafer, who brought another
girl hero nt tho same time. PLEADED
guilty 10 the same Indictment sovsra
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There sill 30 plenty 81 things
sslnsaa- o. tho 600 usmbsrs %
ne ,sea aais temple when they ar
aqs n los Angeles for chs imperial
eaaagIl sesasoa II tbs MYs,lr hhfsas
ca Hsaaas june !. according 70 49,
N,sxa Resolved FeldaY bg Waiter Y.
assIsa ptpss iaus poleusain 81 ths
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a.sana az hsins made - sifr
spseaai COZ srtainmshi teg ths se@tsio
sns aOse spsssefa guests - tas
passasas ahrias e'sb. 81 vhseh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Campaign for $500, 600 tor
Seattle General June 8

AZ a rfsessrG held THURSDAY ~
T1s osynrge HcscL plans zsys laid
70 open a casnrafsn % saisr ss9e.aee
b sutscssasifst Cor ems earssSuctioa
.og as,sssuesuEe "a renlacc the pEseeiss
seatggo Geuesai Hospital basfaing,
-Fas campaisn In announced. sQs
June 5 20 ~.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

MEsStNA. iialy.--A fire that do
siroycd the court 81 Justice building
hero resulted In the destruction OF
an Use papers in police court caSos
n believed 90 have been the work
Nnals anxious TO destroy their
Iecordn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

Seattle ga ciaS held . rye-sssHvss'.
ton sally al noon Frisag, at Ths
Olympus Hotel Pacific Coast 40
usasisIna esubar association an con
vsnu in ecatsEe Iaiy 20 70 "a.