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Evening star., 1925-09-15
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Pdntdges

Vaudevlle'B favorite coincidence
Eva Tanguay. win headline the new
bin opening at the Pantagcs, with
tomorrow's matinee. Miss Tanguay
was booked by Alexander Pantagcs
and comes direct from years run
in New York city. She is billed this
season MS tho one hundred thousand
dollar headliner, and viii present TO
Seattle thcntergoers an entirely new
act with lavish scenic effects and
elaborate costumes.
The feature picture attraction Tor
the week Is "Wrcckagc." an adaptn-
ton from the novel Salvage by
lzola Forester. May Allison plays
the leading feminine role, with
Holmes Herbert opposite In sup
port Of the principals are John Nil
jan, Rosemary Theby and Jamca
Morrison The picture tells the
story Of south sea intrigue, involv-
ing beautiful girls, n crooked noble.
man and an old man suspected Of
gem smuggling.
Dave Schroeder G. Co. have n musl.
cal allegory IN verse and music, en-
titled Music Hath Charms" Peggy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

sian dancing act which includes the
-four stepping sisters" Joyce Coles,
Beatrice Carr. sylvia Buckley ana
kitty French. The act was staged
by Theodore Eoilen ono Of the fore.
most producers Of this kind Of dime.
Ing EpeciacifF
Fenton and Field IN imported
From Scotland" prove Themselves 70
be- thoroly dependable entertainers
with high elHas comedy line OF en-
fcr,nlnmcut. In past seasons they
have been fnvoatcs here. This year
they have something entirely new
Ara Here" is comedy sketch
that requires the services or q half
dozen comedians The akit involves
echoes 81 tho past things aH they
were before the passing Of the 18th
amendment. A. the saying goes.
'you know A." and In this comedy
flIt everyone knows AL
Harry Kuhno. the man with the
quintet mind. viii offer ncw. ana
greater mental achievements khhne
uada pleasing personality To hf
marvellous fcatH Of mind.
Claudia Coleman IN offering Fen
lnine TypoH puts before her audi
cnccg persons that are roal--iypeA
that uu claim aa. az least friends, Il
not actually themselves. Each char
urtcrlzatlon is specially gowned and
staged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
MetropoHtan

The difnruliy ur exploiting racial
md religious clashes ne IN avoid
ing offensive material Generally
I.ahuH % h good thing 10
avoid. hut n the humorous aspect
OF the case can boz Ehosu Iu such
10 manner W viii appeal to tbaar
most intimately concerned, while a.
the same time genial philosophy
touches the sensitive features with
JHr healing balm ot common sense.
then the experiment ia worth try,
ing
NIds Ammo Nichols has done u
successfully in "AhIe'a Irish Rose"
which opens Tuesday nt the Metro.
poiitan. "a comedy dealing with the
result OF marriage between a
jewish youth. Fon Of q proud and
intensely orihodo, Hebrew go The
daughter or "a typical irish Catholic
This marriage takes place before a
Methodist minister ana without the
knowledge Of her parents When
Able brings his bride ~ hlH falhorH
house. however. hu finds the old
mans prejudice against his mar
riago Win any but a Icweaa 90
strong and h7 hatred 60 anything
Irish so Keen, that ho introduces
Rosie us Miss MurphHW. u the on.
thodox f.th. 40 such she o. made
specdliy welcome and despite her
own aud Ahls'H fears, ull seems 90
Ec going well when hcr father ca.
rumpauicd hy mn Irish Catholic
priest Father Whalen arrives on
the scene. 100 be thlulH 10 witness
her mnrriuF0 according 90 tho
Catholic faith
but aH rho has been married Tor
Uhc second time by 70 rabbi, be- IH
trife too late The revelations Of
Tho secret marriage adla 20 tho
bitterness with which both solomon
Levy and Patrick murphy Take
thelr respective childFeus union,
ana Tho clash u racial and rc.
Wglous prejudice and viewpoint Hf-
furds a basis upon which Mihs
Nichols has built up "a comedy that
holds abundant laughter.
"Abic'a Irish Rose will hr pre-
aruted here ny the same notable
cast of players that recently con-
eluded run Of &c weeks ~ Lon
Angeles aud san Fmnrlsco
A large east NJ carefully chosen
Now York artists Dorothy coFh
Ian. Weldon Hepburn, Arthur s.
H8ss. Jacob Franks, Bcrtn walden
Austin walsh. Ross Gibson and
Cayt GTllcu assisted by o bcyy Of
pretty bridesmaid and an exact
and heavy duplication u the New
York gceulr production. % carried
b. a special 7ofoot baggage ear us
Furng a noteworthy production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

MONTE BLUE and Marie
Provost are co-stalTed in the
delightful comedy romance,
Kiss Me Again. the attrac-
ton at the Capitol, starting
Saturday.
A LII the intrigue OF emotional On
n counter. plus tho tremendous ro-
mantle lure Of Paris ia made real
and delightfully."- entertaining IN
kiss Me Again" tho feature at the
Capitol, with Marie Provost, Monte
Blue. Clara Bow. John Roche and
Willard Louis comprising the entire
cast.
The story OF kiss Mc Again" Is
essentially a romance Of highly col.
orcd spice ana thrill. but Mr. Lu-
bitschs genius for tho different
in screen production, has woven
around it n subtle veil OF fun, alb.
surdity and sophistlcation, that rs
without doubt one Of the most IN.
tcrcsting and fascinating frames
mat has ever been devised for a
picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

RIN-TIN-TIN tracks the
villain to his lair and makes
possible the happiness of the
hero and girl in Tracked in
the Snow Country" to be
shown at the Colonial Sunday
and Monday.
MTlRAcKED in the Snow Coun.
L try" announced as the attrac.
ton at the Colonial Sunday and
Monday, Is one Of those surcflre
melodramas Of the Far North.
There's the old miner with The beau.
tiful daughter and his faithful dog
living near fabulously rich gold
mine he has discovered. There ia
the handsome young forest ranger
who IS in love with the daughter.
And there is the villatnous half
breed who Is plotting to steal the
mine for himself-and has unholy
designs upon the daughter
Rin-TinyTln, the celebrated "Won.
der Dog" whom Warner Bros. have
already presented In a number OF
exciting photoplays, is starred in
this one. It Is largely thru the ef.
forts OF the dog that the villain Is
foilcd and the ultimate happiness
Of the young lovers is made possi.
bic. June MarIowe, David ButleE
and Mitchell Lewis-all Of them
well known 10 motion picture dc.
votecs-are the principal "humans'
lin the cast,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

Bottoms gay comedy. polly Pre-.
fcrrod. enc Of the best legitimate
aud amusing straight comedies New
York has seen tn recent years New
York audiences yielded laughter div,
blends on this play Tor over two
years at the Little theater
Polly Preferred might be class
ca as a comedy drama Comedy
prevails. but there is an occasional
tense moment aad dozen inter
esting twists that ndd zest to the
six scenes Of the three acts, The
play opens In the Auiomnt and
here Bob Cooley. salesman. who
has Just lost his fob. meets for the
first time Polly Brown, a chorus
girl. who has resigned her po-
stion TO escape the attentions OF a
Wall Street broker
The young woman's striking per
sonaligy attracts tho salesman and
they enter into an agreement by
which he agrees to make her his
fob" and sell her TO. the hes, Of his
ability. He is able to borrow a
French gown or two and with
them he dresses Polly in style and
parades her before his respective
hackers in Fashion Row at the
Biltmore.
How lie eventually interests four
rich men; how they are Amos,
wrecked at the beginning BY the
second appearance OF the hated
wall street broker; how they are
rescued by the unexpected coming
OF a prominent moving picture di.
rector. and how they finally reach
Hollywood and Polly rises to star.
dom IN the movies. and how--hut
suffice 10 say that here 10 story
better acted than told and better
played than any comedy Of recent
years.
The cast win include Howard
Miller. DuIclc Cooper. helm a
White. Eddie Waller. Lillian Dean,
Marie DuukeI. Arthur Plerson,
Helen Audifrcd. Thomas Brewer.
Cherry Campbell. Hugh Knox. Don
Austin, John Nlckerson and others.
Tho play Is under the direction OF
Hugh Knox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Orpheun1

Starting tomorrow afternoon nna
continuing twice daily FOR the week,
tho orpheum VIII offer what be-
claimed io DO the best orphcum
chow srsp here this year AZ least
lterr hrr four headline acts ON the
new bili which Is u novelty in vaude
yillr presentations.
Tho headline attractions are Fen
ton and Field karavaeff and hiF
rumpnuy. Harry Khhuc and "Als
Hrrr"
kamNnnlt !. hrLnsIne BILE BIG Ru-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

Girl in the Golden Frame These
performers Jgsrlo, dance. tumble,
play musical Instruments perform
aesal feats ard their comedy bull
dog IA tHe hat word
Frank Wheeler aud silt Fmnc'a
eail their original comedy The Tale
~ Shirt y suappy lire pf dialor
thar Ia q successor % laughs several
songs aud awlft dancing pre prom
.aed.
Faudeville's versatile colarcI mHa
Harry Hpldeu, wlll offer his late
idea II WIN Rec,tg CungB Din
SIR and sirs Paul Patching OPS
Tie bill with an electric novelty eaiis
ihe garden Of cnchautmenl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Palace Hip

WIN Kings bis treat ~ thC ye8f
is being shown gf the ral1re liip
thtatrr thIH week. Tho show o.
Getting Gcruta Garter madC IA
nous bon Nrw Yori, when produced
by Al Wood
Tho story waa written BY Avery
Houwoed, who produced "fhe Bat
and Wilson COLLISION vino wrote Up
ln MuhrlH Room" Ia "Gs"OuE
geriss Garter these tRo men
have embodied ull Tho action or The
first pIay and an the comedy Of
the second
From the very start tie show
1.ua winner ON Broadway ani
ing ia Glowing a. Tor ihr mt
time anywhere az popular price,
As the utlo HuEEcsis, The story
concerns the loaing Of q garter and
thr rum starts when an the priH
eipplv start looking for tho i7H
article
Tho FUN reaches the climax in
tho famous has NOV scene which
haB often been declared 20 be the
greatest huEb.proyOkiug scene ihat
was ever shown ON the stare
IIctmic King huH arranged IA pro.
gram OF band music Tor bia super
roloNfm that viii DC every bin o8
good ua the new show itself and
tic chorus has something special In
ugw song numbers
a feature of The h6w iH q Bere5
OF songs with Nry York settings
Tho nret III these b. "In Little Old
New york" with Evelyn Mueller
AMI th6 girls Then WlIl Aubrey
and Jimmie Elnrd follow with
"Manhatiau" aud next Elinrd nnE,
brown Eyes why Arc You iiluet
"If / can't Have You ia Jean
singers offering this week. and
Clam IA Ncllo has another number
tHnt brings her lots Of applause ln
"AIomsey WomFey"
Friday night will be "prot.tshhf-
ing night" a. usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

beautiful Irene Rich. who's
ID quict dignity and grue.ola
charm have won her an enthusiastic
fan following, b. the star Of Com
promise" which is opening at tho
Blue Mouse Saturday,
Miss Rich plays Joan Treyore, nm
ldcaliatic young woman whose only
happiness hUs been the love n Allan
Thuycr. and who marrics him hop
Ing 10 blot out her unhappy child
hood
Pauline Gnron. pert young flnpp5r
o. the screen. plays Nathalie. the
pretty half.sisicr, VINO has devoted
her encgrtea 10 spelling things fof
Joan
Give Brook plays Alan Thayor
Joau's handsome young husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

Peter PAN and "wendy" ore
together again after a separation 81
Many months In other words.
Betty Bronson and Mary Brian are
enjoying q brief vacation on the
West eoas, before both start on
their next picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

Clcye Moore, brother OF Colleen
Moore. who Us soon TO start work IN
the screen version OF Irene" IL IN
New York 10 continue his picture
Plrk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

UH0W IHITITTH bod ITl0I ~ HIDI3"
PIRATE before their marriage and who
nina ouimFcomly with HIM aftcr
Dec and joan arc married Sir Brook
was recently seen iu the title role u
The woman iater
Louise Fazeuda delightful aerccn
comodienHe. appears ug IIilda, ths
swedish maid. whose loyalty and
love for Joan keeps her enicrtniuinEly
occupied IN being dtsagree1bie 70
Nathalie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
President

TIE Henry Duffy Payers win Of.
Ter for their opening attraction At
the President Monday night Guy
The Chilkoot post., 1925-05-15


 Chilkoot Haines, Published vi thout
  THE NEW exc emen since the days of little the cause of 1t all the Petersburg weeks 
 The big at the Hanes last Tuesday about o'clock citizens headed Mr. Barnett, companies The it Canal resemblance to house boats otlceab1e No beginning
  
  o sfroms in Rogers Sheldon They will proceed to Porcupine to 
 Haines is certainly the Porcupine mines and the Shrimp cannery operaton
  ission 1ef
  later this into the interior.
  Mr.  Ha1nes with settling if they obtain sui table
  Judge w.B. Stout visitors to Saturday teacher, Mrs. Rider, arri we'd
The Chilkoot post., 1925-05-15


 
 B.St vi to Fornance Jacoby, a Rider, a arri VI teaching at Hoona Mr. A. Barnett.
 Stanfie1d two children arr we'd Tue left immediately Chi1koot In1et
 Fred Handy visiting he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
BROADWAY STAR
is H0NORED
Football Man Chosen as One
OF rs in Whole Country

Raleigh Angst. football star al
broadway high school. was notified
Tuesday that he had been selected
as one OF tho 70 outstanding mem,
bers OF DeMolay from tho thousands
entered in national competition.
Friends Of Angst last spring sent
his scholastic and athletic record
to national COMMITTEES of the
order OF peMolny. who were seek.
ins boys Of outstanding mental and
physical achievement
Angst WIS an AlLciiy guard on
the football team. and also mem.
her Of tho Torrh society. honorary
scholastic organization
lie - The adopted son OF Bruce
McGrcgor, former member % the
house OF representatives. AFTER
leaving high school Raleigh plans
20 enter tho college Of engineering
~ tho University OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
ATWELL CHOSEN
ELKS' CHIEF
Meier Honored in Election al
Portland Convention

PORTLAND, ore. July is.-wl,
liam Henry Atwcll. Dallas. Tex.
newly elected grand exalted ruler
NJ the Benevolent and Protective
order Of Elks, summoned all his Eel.
low.lodsemcn to pledge themselves
TO the motto;
lie went about doing good"
Atwell. United states district
Judge OF tho Northern Texas dis.
trlet, was elected 10 the lodges high
est office here Tuesday. at tho an.
nual convention OF the Eiks' lodge.
Public service was the keynote Of
his address OF acceptance.
Chicago was selected as the con.
veution city IN 1895. when THE new
national memorial building win be
>oa,cd
her officers elected were:
Grand esteemed leading knight.
Or. Carroll smith. st, Louis. Mo:
grand esteemed iccturipg knight.
Walter r. Meier. seattle. wash
grand esteemed Ioyal knight, II. G.
towers, Montpelier. Mich. grand
secretary. Fred c. Robinson, pu-
buque. Ia trc-electedl; grand treas.
urcr. John X. Burch. Grand Rap.
ids Mich. trc-electedl; grand tyler.
Edward w Kelly. salt Lake city.
Utah. grand chaplain. Rev. John
nysard Flint. Mich. elected.
grand inner guard John New.
Ford. Shreveport. la; grand irus
tee. clyde Jennings. Lynchhurg
Va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
Award Contracts
for County Roads

Grading and crawling contracts
on two and half miles OF county
road, to cost s22,595. were awarded
~ the county commissioners Tues.
0Remseth Bros. won award OF one
mile OF Juanita Point.Bothell high
way, for $685. wilburn & stones
bid OF $4,000 was accepted on one
and half miles Of road between
Tolt and Fall City Work is to start
Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
GOODS HONORED
Delegates to Sorority Con-
vention to Be Entertained

Three hundred members OF tho
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
Wednesday were reviewing tho work
Of tho last two years and planning
new means OF service al their 10Th
biennial convention.
~ The Olympic Hotel Wednesday
questions q pledges. scholarship
campus activities and sorority homo
life we're discussed by delegates
Following this meeting the cnnvsn.
ton viii adjourn 70 tho ioia chapter
of Alpha Gamma Delta AZ tho Uni.
yersity OF Washington, where they
viii be entertained from 4 10 g.
4 reception and program in their
honor - being planned for wcdnes.
day night AZ the womeus UniVer.
sity club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
WlFE'S TAlKATlVE?
WELL, THIS HUSBAND
DIDN'T TALK ENOUGH

MANY a home has hcen broken
A'i up thru woman's traditional
taikativeness. hut here's one
which is being wrecked. according
10 a divorce suit. because the
husband lacks in verbosity.
Aiayme Davis Tuesday filed suit
for divorce from David Davis. 10,
hacconiSt. 80 Marion St. alleging
that sometimes he goes three
months without speaking to her
Sho also alleges he struck her
and refuses to support an is year.
old daughter. Vera,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
Other Pretty Households of Ct or
Ginaham and Engksh Print y l.OO

More dainty frocks for morning in styles
similar to the wolfe dress pictured have been cut
from gnghams in attractive plads and wide assert
men Of coors and from English Print in rose, blue,
and gold Some have an apron effect which adds
touch of individuality All have ace-trmmed seal
ops, pockets neck and sleeve lines.
The Rankin Company, Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
Imported Cretonnes
Enqlish Prints and ChiNtse,

ENgIlSN PrNfS dNd CNlNtseS
Many Patterns Suitable for Beach Coats!
Short Lengths Of $3.50, $500 and OK
$500 Gdrdes-Per Yard. $3.50. OO(
These are the very best grades of cletonnes, Eng
sh chntzes and prints and many pieces of the same
pattern may be found in this lot This is an oppor-
tunty to buy highgrade fabrics at especial saving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
Novelty French Voile
handkerchief
29c

20 beautiful patterns in nov
city French Wolfe liandRerchiets
with hand-rolled and hnnd.hcm
med edges in n wide assortment
of vivid colors' A very special
value for the price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15

--JaInss q HSIfIhtW In addition 10
The work of the committees in
charge, a competent executive sec
rotary, in the person OF Hamilton
Higday IS working on the details
Of convention arrangements
Mr.. Higday was chosen for his
important work because Of his wide
knowledge Of affairs Of this kind.
He will be remembered as the
manager Of the Port Of Seattle
from 1912 to 1919. during which
time our port achieved remark.
able record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
Wome,,'s Knit
Union Suits
Mid-MonM no.
Special f0S

A wollmndc Union suit for
women, knit OF good quality cot
ton, with reinforced gore, Is Of
fered In plzos a6 to A, In bodice
style top and In broken sizes in
regulation kSp. These Union
suits nrc undorpriced, and uro a
garment which represents un.
usual value,
The Groic Rankin Company,
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
AD CONVENTION
TO Be GOOD
Expect Seattle Meet to Set
ecord; Higday in Charge

The a4nd annual convention Of
the Pacific Coast Advertising
Clubs association. which VIII be
held in Seattle from July 20 to %,
nromisea 10 - tho largeat and most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15

successful con .
vcntto ever
held by the nd
vertising men OF
the Pacific
Coast.
The general
ARA n E ments
committee OF the
Seattle Nd club
has been func.
tioning for rev.
eral months. IT
Is composed Of
leaders among
Seattle advertis.
ing men and
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
Leather Bags
Tnss.'' S4.25

A good selection OF women's
Hand Bags in undcr.arm and
Avenue styles. is offered for
Mid.Month selling at an attrac.
tive price. All are OF leather,
calf. seal. or goat finished In
plain and fancy grained effects,
velvet suede, lizard, and willow.
featuring brown, tan, black and
a few high shades, You should
see these bags TO realize their
quality
The Grote. Rankin Company,
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15

This il n very special offering
Of Bath Caps in colors with
fancy trim or in natural rubber
with aviator chin strap, for Mid.
Month clearance.
The Grotc-Rsnkin Company,
First Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
Smallest Republic Is
Upset Over Bishops
Cheese

ANDORRA, June 11.-There
is grave internal trouble in
Andorra, the smallest country
in the world, which has only
175 square miles of territory.
Usually time stands still. There
are no worries, no income tax
no taxes of any kind--no auto
mobiles, no movies.
But now the question is:
Should the Spanish bishop Of
Urgel receive two cheeses twice
a year, as formerly, or only one
cheese? The cheeses are six
feet in circumference and the
economist party is putting up a
great. battle.
The salary of the bishop is
only about $50 year, and it
was decreed in 1888 that his
extra emoluments should COM
prise two cheeses and two hams
every year. But the Andorrans
now think the bishop has had
a long inning. Hence the move
ment to limit him to one cheese
per year and the stir through
out the republic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
SENATOR KING
IS CRITIC OF
LAWYERS
Becoming Too Mercenary. He
Tells Graduates OF Ma
tionaI University

Senator William H. King, Of Utah
In an address to graduates OF Ma
tional University at the annual com
mencement exercises last night N
Central High Schol auditorium.
charged that the American lawyer
Is becoming too merceualy and
commercial
"A people is judged by its laws,
by it's practices of Jurisprudence and
Justice said the Senator, there
fore, lawyers must be leaders in
the development Of peoples law
and must watchfully guard it.
Lawyers must remember that
they are Officers Of the court and
are. therefore. quasi-public officials
and owe responsibility to the State
and not merely to themselves.
Their sole duty is not material
gain Tor the pursuit Of fat emolu-
ments, but the guarding OF the
sanctity and health of the law. and
hence, the community.
The honorary degree Of octcr OF
Laws was conferred on Senator
King, Hayden johnson. Conrad
syme, and Charles H. Merillat.
Maynard A.. Clemens. newly ap-
nointed dean of the school of busi-
ness administration, and Doctor Ed
son Leone Whitney. economist for
the Department of Labor, and pro.
fnssor Of economies. were given the
honorary degree OF Doctor Of Laws.
The Reverend Clarence E.. Rice.
d. D., pastor Of the Church of Our
Father, gave the invocation. and
Frederick L. Siddcns. of the Dis.
tricts Supreme Court. introduced the
speaker. Prize awards were made
by Justice Jennings Bailey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-11
ALLEGED SLAYER OF
POLICEMAN ARRESTED

sPARTANBURG, S. c., June II
Oliver Harrison. white. alleged
slayer OF Rural Policeman LINES
K. Snoddy, who has been a fugitive
since last Thursday is today in tho
county jail here awaiting trial on
the charge of murder. Harrison
was recognized at Gastonia. N. q,
yesterday afternoon and an hour
later arrested as he was walking
along the highway toward Lincoln.
ton, N. c..
Hundreds Of men had been look
ing for the fugitive in the southern
portion of Spartanburg county
when he was reported to the rortIl.
ward across the North Carolina
line.