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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
VESSELS
ARE MISSING
Ships in Storm Fail TO
Make Reports

NEW YuEk. Jan. DO tasia irr
~ shipping was mpeHisd two
zehoongrs. VIII 1--WE membcrs OF
their crew uffr reported io7t, aut
the United states navy suumarnc
S IS was Ia distress OF Portsmouth,
n IL. TODAY. Js result of a trfrif
ic storm that swept the Atlantic
soaboard last night
with gales that at times reached
"A velocity or 80 mites am hour the
bIsani dashed The East with lnoth
rr generous layer ~ snow, and the
death tou 20 the metropolitan area
alone during the Is hous stood az
no to-day.
The captain and four membCrn Of
the crew 81 the four mastcd schoon
or Cdmmack took 60 the uasts
when their crippled weasel was
pounding 60 pieces of Sandy Hook
y. j.. during the blizzard
The steamship ~ Albo crashed
into che army drrdgc Rarlisn or
staten island. during the bIiudng
suovstorm. but no one was srri
0usly injured
The fuuTmastrd schooner Herbert
H. RaNuuEg was feared lost az sea
The coast guard cutter Congrcsa
man. after % hours search report
ed no trace o. the missing vessel
The Rawlings lazt radio message
stated she Wts helpless and leakiug
bady. i6 miles Of Winter Quarter
The shipping board vessel Paris
was disabled 90 miles on Cape Hen
~, and had 20 be towrd 20 ilamp'
ton Roads.
Ashore. as at sea. tbs fierce hliE
mul resulted iu numerous urCi
dents. fires and casualties
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL LEAorr.
WH1oW6n

COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland ~. rortisnd q.
HoIiyvesd \. 10 sAAEsiss !.
mission 8. san Franchise \
Sacramento 3, seattle :.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Bos,ea :, New York usn tn
nIaEsi,
Broskiys 7. Phiisa.iphi. 4.
CtseinhAu :. Pittsburgh q ttsn la
nInEsi.
81. Lsul. q. cAisaHo s uhir,..n
inalBEDI NJ. Leui. n. ChiosEe ].
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New rsrt :. nsstea ~ New York
Z, Hastan =.
Washington 8. rhn.a.ipAis a.
philadelphia =. washinEton :.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
40. raut IN. Columbus 4.
ohir game played.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse ~. buffalo ,.
Jsr.sy city 3. RsAdinE o.
Toronto ., Rochester o.
baltimore 4, Newark o.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Amarillo. omaha. oklahoma city.
Lincoln. no eams.I played In doabIe
beSders sunday.
Denver o. wiebita :.
Dss Noines a. Tulsa 4.
uTAH-IDAHo LEAGUE.
Idsho FaII. :. ogden &
salt Lake 3. Twin Pals ,.
WESTERN ASSOCIATIONS
sprinGfIsId q. ~. Joseph 4.
Tert smith ., Mnskogee o. Fort
smith 4. MuskoErc I.
okmulEee :. Topeka IL Topeka L.
ukmniEes o.
TunEE-ErE LEAGUE.
Peoria = QuIncy 1.
DanviIie-Terrc Hsute postponed.
wet grounds.
Evansville Decatur postponed. wet
grounds.
Springfield :. Bloomington 4.
Southern Association.
Atlanta 10. Memphis 5.
birmingham s. Little Rock J.
Mobile =. ChnttanooEa ..
New Orleans I, Nashville o.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
All Eamsp postponed. rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Stimson Building to
Be Discussion Topic

4 staff meeting % employees OF
the Metropolitan Building Co. win
be held this evening in the Henry
building 10 listen 20 q short talk
on the plans and construction Of
the stimson building. the new mcd!.
cal structure in Metropolitan Cen.
ter. exclusively FOR physicians and
dentists
The meeting has been called at
the suggestion OF number OF en-.
ployes OF the company. whose work
does not bring them in close contact
with the construction department.
and who are interested in the VA.
rious features Of the stlmson build.
ing. which arc distinctly different
from other office buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.

tlGhIS LAST NioHI.
ny Associated rres=
I oNG ISLAND CITY. N. LOO
IL Lomski. Aberdeen. wash, defeated
MaSie Rosenbloom, Harlem. ~.
PHlLApELPHiA-Ge Gemas. Phil
sdeiphia' Knocked out Jack Reeves.
sT' I.ouIs--Fid.l LsBsrss. 10. An
geles. flyweiEht champion. outpointod
Mike Brady, Peoria, Ill. 10.
SAN FRhNCiSCO-Joey silver. san
Francisco. defeated Pete Meyers. san
fea,sd Joe valardi ssersm.nto. 3. Hobby
Clark. seattle, defeated Billy McBeigh,
los ANGELEs-B.by Joe Cans. San
Diego. knocked out Tommy o'Brien. Los
Angeles, !. Bernardo Arras Filipino
sssgsiss,' won % Sys, po ao h,vy Win.
ern heavyweish, and Bni johnson. Los
DENvER--deorss Manl.y, Denver. de.
fssted Chuck wiggins. fndiansolis. 10.
Bills, Hoon. Iowa, won over ciyis Ed
California wa. knocked out by Jimmy
FoRTLANB--psvs shade. New York.
defeated George Dixon. Portland. 10,
Bob Jubh. Portland, outpolnted Kid
Johnson. Pep Webster, Tseoms, de-
ALAN, tdsho-Don Fraser, Spokane.
won over Lanky Jack silver, San Fran.
cisco. -, Johnny Hawkes, spokane de-
leated Phil Bayes. Salem, 10. George
MCCORMICK. spokane, won over Harry
oBrisn. Occur d.Alene. idaho. s. OLE
nlesl knockout over Fred smith. spo.
SAN Josr-Leu,. Andrew. M.mps,,
dsfsatsd Johnny MottsD. Portland. 10.
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EASTERN STATIONS

\ ihou swims scheduled as fsA-
lures ef Fourth ~ July pro
Grams IN the Northwsst
1fssssi Whey. ths biE GrYstal Pool
lifeFuhrH who has made quite
Hams for himself with long dis
tanrs iauuts "a Elliott Hay and
Puget SQUAD. plans 90 So sitter the
$500 prise offered Tor the fret natar
tor 70 cross the four mile channel
hffp cen lIHf or urfury Island and
Everett ln tho race July 9 This e.
fust n four. mile swim. bat tho cur
rents and cold water make u very
difficult
Mrs Ann Nfayhsll FIX 81 Yakima
formerly Miss Ann MaEhiil - Sc
attIs. h training uith Whey under
the direction ~ Ray Daughters.
coach % ths Crystal swimming
club. a. Alkl Mrs PIX. who for
merry swan here - an amateur T.
now IN The professional field. fluen
appearing here sha has married and
"a now thf mother ~ two children
Whey Plans Practice splash.
whey pisRs 20 swim four miles
IN Eli6u nay neat sunday morn
inF. starting At Alki roini and
twimmiaE 90 Luna and return.
Mfr Fit has tWo chances O. win.
far even N msn beats her. che
stili viii BE- eligible Tor the tloo.
prize given 20 the fret woman %
Flash should a man take the itoo
purse
seattle amateurs are warming up
% the marathon rara across Lake
WAshinEtoB sponsored BY Scottish
Rites Temple ~ the Masonic Ledge.
20 BE- held fulv Swimmers will
start a. Lssrfl Park ana fiuish A.
Fortuna. where Masonic rlcnir
viii b held that day
So curs viii 10 10 f6r swimmers
Nho lead ne field There VIII h.
three fsr men ard three for women.
The Crystal swimming club Ne han
dlinE the race and viii receive en-
tries
Andersen CsmiaE North.
The start will 30 made a. 1919
o'clock. Zach swimmer viii b fur
Hishsd With a sbf' hut must fur
hish he or Der ov-n pilot
Tho Crystal Club Wiii BE- well rep
resented sven Andersen the big
star o. ne team. wiil BE- home from
California IN tlms 60 cnmprts in
fAs mems division Harry Rrsldei
VIII D. home from wAShinEton
State College. While Pete HsriAn
and Harry Newaitera are others
aho plan % enter
Dorothy WIdmsr nnd NevA
Brownfleid are expected % make
tho fair entries hustle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
new CHILD LAW
FIGHT OPENED
.BaokerS Plan 10 Seek Ratl'
fication in November

OLYMPIA Jan 90 -Tuguas ri
'tb, child htslr Lava amendment 10
.fay. arsg two defeats iu house and
ssrnatc this Wrrk. prepared plans
for bringing tEe amendment up Tor
stif.,1tlou agaiu On the November
ssr~sii7u.
The matter was finally disposed
ef THURSDAY Zoe this session. when
.tl4s house refused go mtify the
amendment.
Thcv pr0fesscd TO see ip the
house vote a breaking % the nnha
.of opponents Earlier tn the scs-
'sion test POLL indicated but ten
votes for the ratification, this ngure
.trebicd az the actual roll call yesier'
.day. The split Boz the senate, also,
dtd not styr thc Federated Indus
tries the majority upon which its
Officers had counted
Both sides to,lay are planning
campaigns cf education prepare
tory 90 the next battle, Up 10 nov
most u the education" has consist
srd of Federated Industries propa
ganda, rcferriuz GO the amend
rnents friends as 'bolzhcviks. social
4. lists and radicals" This propsEan.
.ia has been subjected 20 such A.
tack that U Is beginning 20 lose
. force.
Even GOV Hartley. who used III"
terms. vas called" la tho house by
Representative p8niclsou Tor his
slurs on citizens.
Tho house Votc-For amendment
E 40. against. e.
The senate vote For amendment
. 1Es ~~Hinst 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Rain Forces
Net Players
To Shelter
Fortune Turns In Favor OF
Nordstrom After Respite,
But Second DeIuge Is
Lifesaver for Cllst.

DAM ths; came up in the form OF
N thunder shower yesterday
sftsrnoon may have been mama 20
she farmers. but was poison 20 those
playing In the city tennis tournA-
meat Twice II halted the feature
match OF the day and was malnly
responsible for a turn IN the tide Of
victory.
Angus Ciist and Lloyd Sords,roui.
The latter city high school net
champion. were staging battle
royal 20 see which would enter the
hsmifinAis Of the junior singles
y ben the rain drops started drop
ping Angus had his drive working
20 perfection and was hreeting Aiong
nerrily. having won the first Get
hardiiy a,4s.i Then the match was
halted for fifteen minutes When
the two players took 20 the courts
again. Sorastrom had found himself
and Immediately the tables were
turned. Lloyd won the second set
q, Ga and had victory almost In his
grasp. leading So IN the deciding
set. when the second deiuEe came.
Postponed Until To-day.
The players gathered in the club.
house again, All hands singing 1T
Amt Gonna Rain No More But
n, aid. And 40 Nordstrom and CiiEt
will start in again today where
ihay left off yesterday. Nordstrom
las a biz edge. but the intermission
may again shift the winds OF fate.
Bud Dh Ponte put up a gallant
fight against Billy Newklrk on the
other side OF the draw In the junior
singles. but went down 10 defeat
az ca. 81, Ga
In the girls singles Betty Lewis
lost a hsArtbreaksr. having Marear.
ct McQuiE point-set.matoh five
different times In the third set. only
20 lose out after several brilliant
rallies at 90. 81. Us. As re-
sui, Of the victory Margaret Nc
QuiE enters the semiilnais.
hoy rinaii.t Determined.
One finalist was determined yes
,erday In the boys event. Don
Hiding eliminated Ray Wilson at
rs. 60. on the other side OF the
bracket Ernest Rockway stepped
into tho serais by trimming Bud
sheAhAn after 4 hard three-set AZ
fair t-s. s-i, 50.
No matches were played in the
mems singles or doubles, but vlr-
glnia Chapman entered the semis
~ the womon's singles by defeating
I>orellR Allen. ga. ga Clara Kelly
won over Helen Da Ponte In a first
round match. As. Ga. 60.
The feature match OF today's pro-
gram In the mems singles Is sched-
ulcd for o'clock. when Windy
Langlie takes on Frank Ketchsin.
Both boys are at the top OF their
Games and some fancy racket WELD
cumbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
rnlnAN. JlNrAnN 50

kroA Rhodes store $50 we-
tefH=tg fual1o Chamber ~
rummsHsr luncheon bY remote
control. grsia William ilHfIr
mans Olympic Hotel orchestra
ln Palm raum DIS remote rHUifHls
fraiufra bts-s sherman 'lHr
a Da4 present studio musical
NioHtn annual University ~
Washington ulrr CLUB concert a.
MrsuN Hall hy remote controls
io.Hsrti kddIe Harhueea ufrhrne
ira ben Olympic Hotel Marine
room by remote cuuroI
kFQN. ash meters % lEet.ta.
markets t.tbrA Aunt Nitiru.a
orchestra. iu-ls. Earl UraNH ore
Chratra
KIH N ~ Radio Service co.
eos meters t.IA Aunt ilunuFs
afternoon musical featuring
West seattle ilEb school Gise
club and orchestra. $780, uefnlre
krdluKtnu home economics
$3.50 fraturrat gH. scotch muHi-
cal program wtth che pipe band
silent after no O. w
kitQ. Louis Waamvr gsa mr-
trra-liush & lane Piano Co
prysrntst so request musical
proErums Sl10-fn. "Old sanEs
night hy Aunabgi Trent aud her
students
rA'iFIC COAST STATIONS
MI los Angeles. tss mstrrs-
a1nrt O. m. varied musical pros
Eram astp urdds RyuCopa
kGp Oaklsnd. goo msteFH-
ilIapai b en- luncheon concert !
s.. ~ studio musical program.
tr3lGe SCI Francis Hotel nfrhrs-
ira b1ert glrla hair hour si-
lent night
kFu SAN Francisco. tgg meters
=IgA8 talt bY the Dummaut
wealth clubs lr2 FairmunI Hotel
orchestra ti9Q.s lh tairmout
Hotel orc hrHtrA
KEW. Portland ta4 meters
az 30 D.. ut. concert. q rhildrrh'a
program. s. lecture; 1850. lioet
owls
XII. los Angeles. 800 mrtrrH=
l9HIpslsia h. m. prrrNs orrhFs-
tFat gs1os3 20. matinee muHigalg
assf10. hirkman'a orchestra t.lU=
1850 Chiidrvns program. $40.
special program ie-li, burt
nstta orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
HaUers Ends With
Two Brides, Leads
In Pro Golf Match

n Associated Press
MONTREAL wsdn.sdsy. jane -
AVA Scoring two brides on the
last three holes and doing the last
nins Ia two under par Arthur
Harers of the British Ryder Cup
team yesterday turned In the hest
score 81 fhs seventy two hoin match
between the British golfers ard a
team % Canadian Professionals Tho
contest started a. Toronto Saturday
snd ended with the second thirty
ak holes here today
iiavrrs had a total Or 5t.TS.75.T.
--.ts-fsr ihe tWo days play. one
stroke better than phvin Black. for
msriy OF The niysrhFAd CIub. otts-
va. bat how attached 10 tho EhauEh-
messy Heights Club. Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
WOMEN ROBBED
Bandits Get S44 in Early
Morning HOIdup

Wills d companion waited boz an
automobile. tuo bandits armed with
automatic pistols held uD Dot Mason
ana her friend Lillian Adams IN
front uf their home, 1871 Eighth ave-.
atga m- Friday. au8 escaped after
rubbIuE ths girls N so
Mifs Mason iost $40 and 5iisa
Adams lost the remainder The ban
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
HOUSE. WARMING DINNER

a house WARMING diHnsr -Hi f7i
mally open rbs use auanrn N Gre
seattle chapter American Asaara.
zion u Engineers 90 fhr nss Cuam.
Der Of commsrs building Fri1ay
evening The affair atIt START ai
$50 d IN Member their fdsu1s
and ladies are iugitfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
DIR. Spier to Speak
at the Labor Temple

pr leslie spler d the department.
.of anthropalos5 University ~
Washington. will lecture on the
The origin o. Language" Friday.
Is p. M. a. tie lslor Temple etb
ave and University a. This will
be- the FIRST or series N uyr Fri.
day evening Ireturrs GA he lie AMI
customs Of primitive people The
lectures are under the auspices 81
the seattle Labor college. and ths
public 10 invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Flax Mills for
Vancouver, Wal

FAHIIIFEIt Waat
Articles q Incorporation ., ~
son Washington FIas min. -
'7''' riork Of l''osss =
Gated o. vancouver 4sns s,.s -.
me county auditor efo.s., .,. -
According 70 Fo5f saan. y.
vancouver COMMISSIONS
-aEas o. machinery vii l. :,
here hg April . for lnstsi.e,.. ~
Pc proposed FAX plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Admiral Watson Due
T oday From Alaska

The admiral Watson. o. thv IA
cinr steamship line. was 90 arrive
ia Seattle haIbor Friday from
Southwestern AIasi,a with 100 pas.
sonEcrs and heavy cargo u
canned. salt and frrsh nsh she il
scheduled 80 leave February 4 al 10
a, m, calling al AlaskHu ports a. Far
west az Kodiak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
JlI's {

Ntikbitf
trrtetsm Z
started or
rrat hpurig
been detect
creations o.
ctzsfut bef
Is unau al
ey handled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

dts aoie uavY pea r0ItH and afisr
they had obtained the money They
ran back 20 the automobile and drove
away.
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Headache

Laxative 10
relieve the
The tzx u
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THE OWIDRuC Co.
AayHIcASIEAauE.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

Fuod and cloth recently have bsen
made by scientists from common
nURmp caftaiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
RADIO PROGRAMS

XIX. Oakland 500 meters =
no q U., opera MhFtfa-
kNN. tHs AnBeirs. tHl meters
$50 D. W Don MaIDsiliuH ana
hiH nFrhgstra. A. feature pro-
EraW tu amateur HHuT o. l1r
ruau.H orchestra.
hftf San lfHHH|r"u. 900 wrH
trrs-t tHas DO. popular concerto
$50 trus Little SYMPHONY urr
ruastrai ioatt ktinH dance or
ghynfrH
kFtu laa Angeles s3a mez
tsFH- 90 1UstiH1u m. radio
Ubir sfhauI $685. In. prFau re-
yitais IsfHsG nc. auditorium HrTNT
Irr. H.Iaalu. band concerto iusli
organ recital
kFAE Pullman. $50 meters
fuH4 musical
kUu Tagama sts5 matrrs
sr7 o. W musical
EASTERN STATIONS
Ulrdurrd 60 seattle Timer
kAM Hbita sac mrtvra
hfW. The World Gfirr viii
truAdgaat the latest news ~ tie
world every half hour on The
hour and thr hnlf hour from the
service ~ the Chicago American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

and the a
autIurFt
a. Huragh
view
WtIR
30 a. o
EH Hrr
fsEkA
program.
ufrt A.
aa i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

TioentD years ago, Tim burton of
FdiTmonf. MINI, a bootbIack. gos
crictcd from his basement shop be-
cause he couldn't DdD s. month
rent. "iH oWn This building some
ddH." ne told me landlord. The
other daD. Tim. hoto an alderman
and restaurant proprietor. PAID sf0,-
400 for me building. ne otons an
other across The street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Beauty Package
.pney & Almond
Ransdell
..t,tArednn
Face Powder-37c
$50; January sale. ss,

sulli~ieaHl
Corb, sLlf' January sale sl.oe
ping Jeff
Corbett Md Creap
stepped J en-. -,
Jeffr W. 'a''"'' NS ~
five or SIS
urally he emon Cream
Most 81 oo. I,,u,r 81. 40.
the chin
which eIoJCold Cream
65c; January sale, 49e.
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Su.llvA Shaving
SO or
corb,,having Cream
lose the tl35c; January sale. 23e.
Corbc
1897; n, He's Lilac Vegetal
,smbsr ssi.le; January sale. soc.
After
pointed JShaving Cream
before he &c; January sale. 23e.
Under r
~ MS III. ,,,le =. ooShaving Brushes
fifteen ronLoo; January sale. exc.
IL ma
different wing Lotion
good condec; January sale, 38e.
him later
The Washington times., 1925-09-09
PLUMBER To BE
LORD MAYOR
IN LONDON
This Office Is Filled by Cut
and Dried Seniority
Rule

LONDON, Sept. e.-This city,
which during its long history has
recognized almost every calling in
its selection of a lord mayor, will
at the end of this n1onth--on
Michaelmas day to be exact-con-
fer distinction upon the plumbers
trade by electing master plumber
&c be lord mayor
Londen's lord mayor is chosen
by seniority under a cut and dried
procedure, which has 40 parallel
in the United States.
Sir William Pryke, shortly to he
come lord mayor. is not only the
head of a firm of iron and hard
ware merchants. but is also master
elect of the Plumbers Company.
one of those organizations which
derive directly from the medieval
guilds and in those later years
have a complete monopoly over
old London's municipal affairs.
While Sir William Pryke will he
the first master plumber to be
lord mayor his predecessors have
included, besides a butcher, a baker
and a candlestick maker. several
clergymen, bricklayers, ffshmong-
ers and in the time of King Rich
ard II, a barber.
The. lord mayor is indicted into
office early in November
The Washington times., 1925-09-09

Dix w. Noel. laywer-father of the
youthful slayer, planned to spend
today comforting with his attorney
James d. Carpenter, jr., of Jersey
City, concerning the defense of his
son.
The elder Noel said that Carpen-
tel would be retained in an advisory
capacity and that defense counsel
was to be selected later.
Meanwhile, three separate inves-
legations were underway by New
Jersey authorities as to the reason
young Noel was allowed his freedom
from the Overlook Hospital for the
Insane in New Jersey.
Still Suspect Accomplish.
Montclair police refused to drop
their theory that an accomplish
aided Noel in the killing of the
DAILY girl and the shooting to
death of Raymond Pierce. negro
chauffeur, whose automobile he used
in the kidnapping.
Detectives were hunting for a
Wallace Payne" who is said to
have escaped from the institution
for defective delinquents at Napa'
noch. N. Y, year ago. This was
the name used by the purchaser OF
the revolvre which Noel confessed
to using in his crimes. II
One point that has inclined de-
tectives toward the theory OF an
other person concerned in the crime
is the insistence of young Noel
despite his signed confession, that
he did not kill anybody
Father Is BrOken-H NJ Ned
The elder Noel is bac a&A I'm Chi
cago, broken hearted1bya tragedy,
but tide determined ,,Is to to hig so. 500
rison's violent crf.' o.esAssf
CONTINUED on Pa, 2. ~
The Washington times., 1925-09-09
REMUS FAILS To
GET $4,000
BOND
Dethroned "BootIeg King" Is
Released in Dayton, Then
Rearrested in Cincinnati
By InternationaI News Service

CINCINNATI, Sept. George
Remus, dethroned king of boot
leggers,' today resumed his efforts
to obtain bond of $4,000, fixed by
United States Commissioner Thorn
as NJ. Gregory, for his appearance
at st. Louis for trial under an
Indictment charging him and others
with diverting into illicit channels
90 900 gallons of liquor from the
Jack Daniels distillery.
Remus spent last night in the
Hamilton county jail. being unable
tn give bond. He kept his attor-
neys busy searching for Mrs. limo
gene Remus, his wife. in the hope
that she would provide the surety.
But Mrs. Remus, who is suing
for divorce could not be located
at least that's what his attorneys
said.
Remus was released yesterday
from the Dayton jail, where he
was sentenced to serve an add.
tional year, on a writ of habeas
corpus. issued by United States Dis
trict Judge Smith Hickenlopper.
Arriving i'm Cincinnati he was
re-arrested on the St. Louis war
rant.
The Washington times., 1925-09-09
By FAY KING

We all have faults. and have
many, but the one that gives me
the most trouble. especially when
preparing TO move, is accuInula-
ton.
IF could only hang on to
money like do to worthless
papers would be rich enough 10
retire. But. alas, the packs and
bundles have Eeen tying up
these last few weeks are not pay
ing paper. couldn't sell the ten
tons of 'em for q dollar bill
Only yesterday / was thinking
as i had one foot on the side OF a
sack the size of eaptiZe balloon
and was tying a sailors knot in
the rope. If / could only break my
self of the bad habit of taking two
when it says take one" and
throw 'em away after read 'em.
But no! Here / am half buried
In bilI0wy ocean of paper
pamphlets endorsing the merits
Of any and everything i'm which
1 was never more interested than
ct the moment when the atfrac-
tive cover design and the sign,
saving help yourself" first at.