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The Washington times., 1925-07-20
Baltimore Grain Market

Easier; No. 2. red, winter,
garlicky, domestic, $1.49A; receipts.
147,929 bushels; shipments, 16O,177.
Corn-Firm; offerings light; No. 2,
yellow, domestic, SLIT bushel: re-
ceipts, 1882 bushels, shipments, 290
bushels.
Oats-Steady: No. 2. white, domes-
tic. 58h cents bushel; receipts,
3,232 bushels; shipments, ALT bush
els.
Rye-Nominal; nothing doing; re-
ceipts, 22O bushels; shipments, none.
Hay-Firm, on better grades; re.
ceipts, light.
FlOur-Unchange
The Washington times., 1925-07-20
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, July 20.-Spots,
quiet; prices. steady; sales. 1000
Mids., fair, 1905; strict good
mids., 1856; good mids., 1925; strict
mids., 400; mids, 1875; strict low
mids.. 1910; low mids, 1900: strict
good ord. 1880; good ord. 1900.
Futures opened quiet. October
opened at 1875; December 1888;
January, 1881; March, 1884; May.
1857.
Liverpool closed quiet. July, 1920;
September, 1917; October, l2.67
December, 1854; January, 1854;
March, 1858 and May, 1851.
The Washington times., 1925-07-20
EST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
Local Stocks
(Furnlshed by W. B. Hibbs .

FURNISHED by w. b. Hibbs q Coz
Potomac Electric Light first 5s.
81, o00@1oo.
washington Gas IS, 'ss. $1,000
f03h.
Capital Traction, 10000. 10000
10000, $1,000.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred. 5@s4.
Commercial Nat. Blk. 2@1so. 100
1S5, 2@1S5.
Riggs Natl Bank. s@s5sM. 100
354.
American Security and Trust Co..
1854.
Cal. Title ms. Co., 100@sK.
Lanston Monotype, 20S4a, 2DS6,
60S5, 20@S4H, 7w84N.
Lanston MonOtype, 20S5.
500sh.
After Call
Washington Gas IS. 'ss. 5000
Capital Traction SIS. s4,oOo@ssN,
$500@9S15.
American Security and Trust Co..
100344as.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 1@S4. 1OQ84. 10084.
Cal. Title ms. Co.. 70@8A.
Natl M. & Inv. pfd.. 50@9h
Washington r. & e. As. 5000
Wardman PIX. Hotel Sc. $4,000
1929.
Money-Call loans, sos per cent.
The Washington times., 1925-07-20
Chicago Cotton ,
1 by w. B. HibbS q Co.
International NewS Service.

1nGeTm1LHUn1A EUWU SOR V1OO'
CHICAGO. July 20.-Cotton opened
uneven here this morning with the
first prices from lower to 10 points
higher. July opened at 1910. down
<. october 23.47. up 8; December
1881, up 10; January 1866. up 70;
March $3.50. up 8.
The Washington times., 1925-07-20
ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL NEWS
ON PAGE 16.
Curb Stocks

Furnished by ". b. IIibbs 4 COY
-~--- - l1,eF~T1T Il
The Washington times., 1925-07-20
Canadian Wheat

WINNIPEG, July 20.-Opening
wheat prices today are as follows:
July, 1.5S@1.58A, down Ia oil;
October, 1.44@1.42A, up q and
down /; December, 1.40A. down ".
The Washington times., 1925-07-20
New York Coffee Market

Coffee prices were from Is to %
points lower at the opening today.
July, 1850; September, 1910: De-
cember. 1870; March, 1910; May,
1266
The Washington times., 1925-07-20
Short Term Securities
fFurnished by w. D. Htbhs . Col

Foreign Bonds
ETSneh g %
French Ss ..oos.sesss...s.s....s 90
premium % .se.sssessssss...ss.
British Victory 4s..s..easasssass as
National War Loan Bs....s..... 81
War Loan bas ..s..sssssasassssss I'll
Italian Notes 1895. 80
1taHan Os .ss.sessssssesSssss 20
Belgian Premium Ss.......... 81
Old Dutch Market Pfd....l sMl 81
Lanston Monotype ss.ss...I 84H IS
Security Storage ..eo.o 1850
Washington Market ...... 81 IS
Yellow Cab ....s.... 80 -.
Ex. DIV.
The Washington times., 1925-07-20
N. Y. Clearing House

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Clearing
house statement: Exchanges, $685.
co, 900; balances. 97,000,000: Fed
$9O, 200, 900.
The Washington times., 1925-07-20

A syndicate headed by George B.
Gibbons & Co. offered a new issue
Of $1,1o0 900 City OF Waterbury,
Conn.,, and "A per cent bonds.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-16
FALL WEDDING IS
S0LEMN|zED TODAY
Miss Helen MCKeon Becomes
Bride Of James Y. OnoratO
FIR. BRENNAN OFFIClAIES
Entrance Gained to Harrington
Avenue Garage, But Burglars Ho'
Only s1-Grange Planning to
Improve Its Building and Grounds

One of the prettiest weddings OF
fine season took place at st. PAU Is
church, kensington, this morning al
o'clock, when Miss Helen Marie
McKeon, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Edward McKeon OF Ken
sington, became the bride OF James
Vincent Onorato, son of Mrs, Mary
Onorato of 279 Linwood street.
New Britain. The ceremony was :
quiet one, being attended only by
members of the immediate families
and a few close frinds. Rev,
James C. Brennan, pastor of ST.
Pauls church, ofticiated at a nup-
tial mass.
Miss Irene c. McKeon, sister OF
the bride, attended as maid OF
honor, and Robert c. Onorato
brother of the groom, acted in the
capacity of best man.
The bride was becominSly at
tired in gown of Alice blue with
hat to match. She carried a
bouquet OF white roses. The maid
of honor wore a gown Of rosewood
color. She also wore a hat tG
match. Her bouquet was Of yellow
roses. The gift of the bvidc tt
her attendant vas 4 string of pearls
and the groom presented the b"s
man with a set of gold cuff links.
'ollowing the ceremony the we'd
t.s party retired to the EIote
Bond in Hartford, where a wedding
breakfast was served, after which
Mr.. aud Mrs. Onorato left on an cN
tended auromohil" trip through tn
southern states. II is expected tina
n distance of 1.500 miles will b.
covered before the couple returns
Upon their raturn Mr., and Mrs
Onorato will rns;d" at 27o Iinwoo,
street New Britain.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Onorato ar
we'll known in Berlin and NcE
Rritain.' Mrs. Onorato has beer
for some time, i music teacher, an
Mr.. Onorato is the proprietor Of tn
Quality Smoke shop, West Mai
street. New britain.
viii Make Improvements
Berlin Grange has under consid
Grafton several plans for improve
ments about the grounds on Ia
mons hill some of which will b
carried out before the winter set
in in earnest. ono will he the lay
ing of a Culvcrt along the ditto
which at present fronts The buildin
and cauScs considerable trouble 4
tines when automobiles attempt I
inter the property. This culver
will he laid and covering Of cart
will be placed over it after vhic
considerable grading will be done,
This work will he a decided in
Vrovement 10 the Grange hall puk
nerty and It is expected that gras
led will be planted in the sprin
md n lawn grown. Other plans ca
Tor the clearing of a parking spaC
in the rear of the hall, for the use {
the cars belonging 10 members
the grange. At the present time
is the custom 10 park the cars am
where in front OF the hall and I
times there is a great deal Of col
restion. This new step will give a
appearance of ordcrliness as we'll ;
make room for a greater number
rars than has been accommodate
heretofore.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-16
WcckcndS In New York

Miss Agnes O'Connell OF kcnsing-
ton spent the past week end with
friends and relatives in New York
city and New Jersey. Miss O'Con-
nell is we'll known among kensing-
ton residents
Third and Fourth Degrees
Preparations have been complot-
cd for the exemplification of the
third and fourth degrees at the
meeting of Berlin Grange tomorrow
night. A class of S candidates will
receive the degrees at the hands OF
the ladies' and mems degree teams.
Visitors from many neighboring
oranges will be present and the Of
'ficers OF Pomona grange will be the
guests OF honor. The annual Harry
est supper WI be served in con-
junction with the meeting.
Last Berlin Hens
The weekly whist social will be
given by the ladies of the Sacred
Heart church in the church par
lors this evening at s o'clock. Miss
Mary Gcoghcgan will act as hostess
and all are invited to attend.
The ladies OF st. Gabriers church
will meet at the church Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock to clean the
church.
|. j. Cummings and Miss Edna
Cummings OF SouthinGton were tho
guests Of friends and relatives in
town Sunday,
Miss Dorothy Rich has returned
10 her home on Main street after
spending the weekend as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Ackermar
at their home in Rockland.
MIR. and Mrs. Dellis Lord and
daughter Barbara, of Mcridcn. spent
the weekend Us the guest of rea.
tivcs in town.
The monthly meeting Of the Pro.
! grcssive Reading circle will be helC
at the home of Mrs. Hazen Tucsda!
evening ut o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Girls
club will be held in the bascmcn
of the Methodist church this even
ing at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-16
TO AIR OPINIONS
At TOWN MEETING
Merchants Will Discuss Bristol
at Open Forum
IHEAIER MANAGER ROBBED
PiClpoCkct Takes LockwoOd's Watch
Driver Held For RcCklcssncss--
Fire In furniture Store - Rode
Fined $500 and Costs,

-. 4 sc
''''e
cooperative ehu'aNor Will De u'e
town meeting which is to be held
evening at the Elks club.
A., a.. ,,,r,hor,s -, ~. oi,v aro
' Wv, NV
invited 10 aU'ld anu 10 pe p''p'l W
10 p'I''h "y'o'' 'I'' INV '"e "''
Nu'S''ohS o' P''So''". "' GU al ~,
"''S' "',H "''s "'.' IN,
E'r'I"I "'S' oSN'o''' y ''''h'. ''.0' w..
DC c"oS'" '0'' ""'""e ~ ''r ..'.,,
present ana Us jill '"' ~" i",'
ing" OF Quiet years ''''Nu0"! WI
D" eNp'cted 10 "SN qnS'' '',,'' a..
their views ana slNe mo ''''a' 'o'' IA
a frank ana ln'oF'u"i way ,,..,...
Presldeht fFtu'r''N ~ 1n7'.y"
ana secretary "T"o'" VI Wv nam
Der OF commerce. WIZ w. h'''' ~
ana are prcparcl 10 answer ""'
questions that may DE aSh'N ''e'i =
ing activities OF the ch9'n"er u''u''
whose auspices the h'ee'ln6 Is He'''
Quartet =" SfhS
New Britain herald., 1925-11-16
LOOMS NARROWLY
ESCAPES DEATH
Local Mans Auto Tossed About
on New Britain Road
EDUCATION WEEK STARTS
VIII Be Observed In Local Schools
Three Fine Games Keep Football
Fans Happy - Legion Notes ---
Methodist Church Itcms--Bricfs,

Winfield II. LOOMS Of Trumbull
avenue had a miraculous escape
from death about 9:l5 o'clock sat
urday night when his automobile
was struck on the New Britain road
by a machine driven by Edwin J.
Emmons Of New Milford and hurled
into a third car operated Icy Enrique
Comes Of 1871 Washington street,
place near the New Britain Plain
Vile town line. Emmons. going
west. is said to have turned ont in
an attempt to pass J,oomis. but at
the last moment he saw Comes car
coming east toward him and tried
to turn back into line. He failed and
struck Loomis' machine, throwing it
across into the path OF the New
! Britain bound machine and tangling
the three cars up in hopeless mass
of wrcckage The fence along tn"
road was also broken for a stretch
of about 40 feet,
Emmons and Miss Annae Green,
also OF New Milford, were taken to
the Grove Hill hospital. but they
we're released when found to have
no injuries. All the others involved
in the triple crash also escaped in
jury. but none Of the occupants Of
the acrs are able TO account for their
good fortune in such terrific
smash-up.
Emmons' car was literally ripped
to bits. The back was torn off the
Transmission and drive shaft broken
off, the top smashed in, and the
Windshield shivcrcd. ono wheel OF
Comes machine was torn loose, q
bumper ripped Oft, the hood stow
in, and the frame broken. LOOMS
machine, although tossed about
suffered the Least. tho gas tank bvne
dcnted, d fender bent, and the left
running board torn off.
The New Britain police arc in.
Vostieaing, but have made no ar,
rests yet,
Another accident occurred at The
junction Of Cooke street and The
Pennington road about oclocl
Saturday morning when an auto
mobile containing IA party of ne
grocs rammed a telegraph pole
The car hucklcl mp like an nc
Gordon. No Investigation has bee,
made of the accident, ana it is no
known whether or not anyone va
injured.
West Ends Victorious
Displaying a clever attack aud
rugged Defense the Plain,ill
West Ends trumphcd over tn
famed Torrington Rangers ycstcr
day afternoon at the local higI
school field by a 1873 count. tn
home team got the Jump in tn
first quarter when Beanie" Naa
man carried the bah over tho lin,
The Rangers scored field goal il
the second period, and from the
l on the game was mybody's unit
U the final seconds. With time 70
only one more play, "Archic" Nal
handlan took the leather an
! plunged through the line for /
7 yards and a touchdown, kickin
the goal Immediately after.
The local line was firm and tn
ends showed great ability in spill
! ing trick crisscrosses for lossc
= and breaking up punts and passes
The backs. aided 10y new signal
New Britain herald., 1925-11-16
GOES TO WESTERN ELECTRIC

New Haven. Nov. IL tPl-J, L. OF
torSon. who was president Of the
Winchester Repeating Arms conf
pany from 1919 to 1924, has been
appointed general commercial en-
gineer of the Western Electric COM
pany. His duties will be the general
supervision for the telephone depart
ment o. matters relating 10 the sales
OF deep sea submarine cables and
other Western Electric company &C
CcSsory products.
A call to 92j Is q call to Classified
headquarters.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-16

Mrs. John II. Weber Of the Fast
Berlin road is confined to her home
hy illness. 1t is reported that Mrs
Webbcrs condition is serious. She
has been in poor health for some
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
2a:Fhe Radio star
FANETTE ASKS FOR
RETURN OF "SlLENT
NIGHT" IN SEATTLE

Dear Radio star Is there nothing
that can be done IN order 60 make
rhursda, evenings silent Nights
In Seaitio7
KJR seems 60 persist in broadcast
ing "a hum-drum proElam az vrchcs-
tW music. making IL nearly ina,
pUsyibI, Tor Seattle fans 60 bring ln
tho kGu play which Be- byoadeastlng
from Oakland ON Thursday evenings,
surriy the number ~ radio owners
whose sets win bring u kCO Is IN
rNy,ss OF tho number who can enjoy
only local programs why not please
the majority
Last night our family could only
enjoy snstcbes o. "Sun Up that
most Interesting play which wo had
looked forward to hearing from KGo
Most ~ the time KJR Doomed"
away and couldn't be entirely tuned
out.
We are not the only ones who are
beginning % feel unkindly toward
KIR Tor hroadrasting on "silsnt
Night Radio star can undnuhlcd-
iy do Il grcat deal toward assisting us
20 enjoy outside programs ON Thurs
day nights
DORIS GILBERT BROWN
t0ga Burke ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Arrivals and Departures

Arrtrsd-AuE. sl.-Atr Chineha from
Baltimore via ports at 1915 .. m. str
Horace Lucksnbaeh from Boston vie
ports at 10 a m, afr ". r. Alexander
from Lea Angeles via Fan Francisco at
9st5 A. M. str John q. kirkpatrick from
Los Angeles via Gan Francisco ~ 4 q. m,
ms TisRaren from Melbourne via Ads-
latds and Portland Mt q. m, str WIN.
A. McKsnney from Tacoma via ports at
1885 q, m. Aug. 30 Btr TOkiwa MaTu
from Everett NJ 7 y. m, tins Loeb IA.
lrins from Rotterdam via ports AZ sl5
.. m. str Admiral Rodman from ocean
Falls at ~ a. o.. str NabtHHa fro Alaska
AT 7slS a. m, str Cross Keys from Ever.
aatt via Port Ludlow and Vancouver at
$50 n. m. afr Dorothy Alexander from
Los Angeles via ports at a. M afr
Viking from Tacoma, str Cadd0psnk from
Los Angsles ylap oriA at 2 a. m
Sailsd-AuE gi.--Htr President Madi-
son for Manila via ports at II a. m. Aug.
l0> Ma Chhllamba for Alaska at g.a0
., m, str Dorothy Alexander FOR Sound
ports at , m, str CaddopsRk for Ever.
stt. Mukllsto and Tacoma at D. m,
afr Castle Town for lew York via grAya
Hhrbor n 3.20 ,, m. str Qulnault for
Los Angeles az 2.70 .. m, str London
Merchant for London and ports At $40
.. M str Alameda for Alaska at n
m, 6tr Hessen for Hamburg ana ports At
n m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Many Stations
Step Up PoWer

PresaEing an upward trend all
along the line. numerous stations
turnout the country are increasing
their power. Many ara doubling or
TRIPPING their old strength.
During the last month the govern.
mont has issued licenses FOR wEAF
in New York to 20 to 5000 watts
XII, Los Angeles. 10 1000; KGO.
Oakland. Cal. 1000; wOAI, San an.
tonic. 1900; WKAR, East lansing.
Mich, 1000: XIV, Seattle. 1000
WCEE. Elgin. Ill, 1000: wMAF.
Dartmouth. Mass, 1000. and WV.
Detroit. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
WHEAT IS DOWN
TO new LOW
Coarse Grains Follow Wake
OF Wheat Slump

CHICAGO. Aug. Wheat
descended into new low ground on
the movement in today's short ses-
sion on tho board Of trade.
Coarse grains. nltho feeling the
effects or the slump. showed moro
resistance and dropped or only
rractionally.
Wheat was under pressure most
or the day A few rallies failed
under profit taking. Disappointed
longs went out OF their holdings
early Toward the last there was
moderate recovery on evening up
purchase. The free movement OF
spring wheat. indifferent foreign
demand. with increasing stocks
everywhere and prospects, Of large
Argentine brop. combined to create
the selling.
Selling In corn was less burden.
some. The lighter country move.
mont and improved shipping demand
took the edge Off tho heavy I'M
dertone caused by weakened wheat.
Oats followed corn.
ProvIslons wero quiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31

residence, $3.50. iiIi i,,h X ~
C. ! wsieh. ss5s Dayton. eupi.r. ,:s.s.
g. ". wssdln. SoH Stroud. rs.m, -.
deucs. 1900; sos 1Ith X. p
H. ,. Smith. isii 18TH y. z ps,s
1900. -
H. c. Peters. T2s Third Az. ,,,-.
residence. 1880; ssl0 .sth Il "
J, G Weber Homes. Inc, SOL
ave. frame residence. t2,g0g. III
gtth ~ ".
Bend Bldg. Co. 20s Columbls-stss,,
bldg $4,000; 7i3 70 2, "a ~,
A, G. Petersen. 5sos 9Th N. w fr,s,
residence, $500. $500 srd X. NJ
r. p. Hemingsen, 1851 First Az. :
frame residence, i3500; zitg slrts
ave. W.
r. p. Hemlngsen. 1851 First av. {
frame residence. 1880. 2i9e six-
ave. W.
II. r. Flowers. sois z. S5th 4
frame residence. $500.
Z r W WsnEel. iGi5 W. gsd. frtm.
residence. 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
f5H6ur%Hour 1tn'Air Todal@
TUESDAY
tioMr STATIONS

HOME STATIONS
ktoA ltsN ~ 10. EiwaHis iuaehs I
and g. HI6imanns nrehrsifA stE.
Enodss siors pruErsm. tEa Hsfsnsh.
orchestra
MIR tasNai markets. iiE. arEaa
recital : taed taiki sit. prsaugs re-
port & Jasatsfs =. aszfs nssbusk rFs.
gram. a. 80. cantsft.
KTCL tsost-sao. markets 70. Kii
dies siub sheet HlEht
OTHER STATIONS
koA tas5l. Denver sac. raagss{i a.
tent aiEhi
voc os0, Davenport muHssi
program
KDo lssI). osklaua-~i K0o iaus
sFmeHsHy orchestra $50. ken. col
ufnhisf
XIX tsssi. oak,ana--T. news
kNN am, nellywesd -, snd ..
PROGRAMS. 10 movie night. orchestra.
MIL tio5t, tna AnEsiss =fgss talk on
dstss 3 program. 70. orchestra
XII tisil. Los Angeles -. orchestra
3, pFesram, D. orchestra 10. hsll.s
hour
KEW asn, Portland siYis nik
,, oFchsssrH. 10. ofcasslfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
BUSINESS NEWS
AIDS MARKET
increased Railroad Buying
Is in Evidence
WALL sTHEEr JOURNAL TINAN-
car mIeAIIsM

CIAL nTNIIsw
NEW YORK. Aus IN iug 81 p
Husucha news over the weekend
vas constructive in character and
stocks displayed n generally strong
tone IN M early dealings altho
there were some traces ~ weakness
principally among the industriHis
Equipment shares we're strength.
rned hy Indications ~ Increased
railroad buying particularly the an
n"uncrmrnt that Chesapeake a ohio
70 about 90 place contracts totailng
$1,000 600. which will BE- mostly lueot
motives
Some selling orders were received
nom Interior points over sunday IN
a few ~ the recent leaders. due 81
tho heHiiAtinE tendencies displayed
toward the end ~ last WrrN Amrri.
can can recSdrd more thhn n point
in sagA. while 0entfal Motors de-
rllne1 ffaciionhliy - $50 and Unit
"a States Steel a. 1904 However,
ne market Ne a whpis moved slight.
- higher
The stock market opened iffeg.
ulaf North American. bIt up =
baldwin. litt Radio Corporation. o.
40 Consolidated Gas. Eg. up q. .
New Haven, a1S General Electric.
assA, Of - United CIGAR Stores.
So, up y Pane American u, sgl
Packard Motors aTs up = New
York Central, is0f, 40 = Amsri-
can can slsh Of az Genera 1Ha
tors So. OF = United states steel
l.o., on = chrYslor 10 OF -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Daylight Range
Is What Counts

The stations that can be picked up
regularly during the day are the
stations on which 10 base tho re-
ceivtng range % a radio set, Almost
any tube set viii pick up stations
loco miles away during tho hours Of
darkness. but II that same sst viii
bring In only the stations 500 miles
away during tho day. then u Is
safest 10 set the receiving range AZ
the latter figure Remember this
when buying n receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Building Permits

Dunlap Baptist church. iTii tpth A..
church addition. Il,sse tTsi toih 8
. ~ chHstsnssn. AZ v. tzth. frame
Residences. lIgse, s9,e Fifih -. y.
wash Hotel Corp. isie.is kseond ave
slier hotel. i7.bte tsis-is Second ave
Danish Lutheran. ftpg y, spruce. church.
iss. Geo. f'te y spruce.
~ A. Randolph. sEte ~. Baker blvd
tfams residence. tt.pss; 5tsi Eighth
- y
10 y Trsth.n. itis su y. frame resi.
dsnrs. 1880 1919 tist n
H. ~ Rsbthiek. 1881 y, tfrh frame
residence Iieet. fsii Hunnysids ave
~ v BERG. ttia Dibhis. frame rsst.
dsHes il,sts. tfIi Fourth y, W.
A. D Wubsn,ch, iiia Fourth ave frame
residence, i..tto lzlt W. Gsth.
II , Dowsil. ii,7 Franklin. alter fis,..
Ises
IN q Msftsh. az " sI'h a., service
station ties
Olympic csip., REF Co. 1873 u n -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
"A-F" TO "R-F''
TREND SEEN
Radio Frequency Sets Gain
in Popularity

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug 81
The Pacific radio exposition here re-
fleets IN iis many exhibits, tho opin.
ion ~ radio engineers that radio IRE.
.aurncy ampliroation II gradually
displacing every form ~ audio frg.
uuency
last years exposition IN san Fran
cisco showed a majority or sets using
radio frequency amplifieatlon IN ono
form or another This year Il Il esti,
mated that 20 per cent or the sets
employ radio frequency. a fact point.
ms tho trend ~ radio development
namely. simpllrication ~ operation.
This applies 90 practically every
form Of auperhetcrodyns. neutrodyne.
tuned radio frequency and reflex set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
WHIT to Produce
Star Writer'S Play

The Speed Trap. a play written
for radio production BY Jim Marshall.
of The Seattle Star" viii be staged
by WHIT. Chicago, at 545 a.. s. tt
next Tuesday evening and broadcast
70 the Mid West. Director Charles
Burke. OF WHIT. Is putting on the
play. melodrama. with n specially
selected castof players. Other radio
plays by the same writer are TO be
produced by the Chicago broadcast.
er In the future NJ new feature
from the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
20 FEET FROM MUSIC
HE HEARS IT OVER A
1000 MILE CIRCUIT

A LTHo he wasn't more than
~ 60 feet from Earl Gray'a or,
chcstra. the other night, Ted
Huffine. cornetist with the or
chsslrn. heard 4 playing over a
900 mile air and wirv circuit
Ills father. Marshal Huffine.
picked az the Seattle broadcast
Of the concert IN Lewistnwn.
Mont. and then moved the loud
speaker OVER 10 the telehnns A
Ions distance call to his son. In
a room tn the Butter hotel. com.
pleied the long circuit
a. tho orchestra played IN tho
Rose Bowl. IIuftiuc heard /, via
wireless and Wire with perfect
clarity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Cove Thrminal-pisr I-gtr
President Madison Pier ,O-str city
pf Spokane.
Bell street TsrminAl-U. n. l.. IL. r.
swlftsufe
Pier str, Castle Town.
Pier 2-Str Northwestern.
Pier D-str Admiral Hobrss
Union Pacific Tormlnai-gtr Lurilns
Phclfle Coast Coal BunkerH-str New.
port News
v y. shipping Board Aoorlrss-
West 1lmrod.
Connecticut strest Tsrminhl-Bchr Eric.
strH wost Ison. Alameda.
Ahanuo street TermlnHl--str Honsor,
standard OIL Terminal sr X n. Kings.
bury. ''H'
Ee,t Waterway Dock \ warehouse Co..
Str west Cal6rA.
XVI, ms Patterson
Puget Sound barge 4 Drsds. Co. parr.
Admiral Mayo
LlIlyS Terminal-atr PolIana,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Polish Fans Must
Haze ZIotys Ready

Altho oiEht months have elapsed
No suitable offers have been re-
ceivcd Tor the Polish broadcagtlpK
concession. The concessionairc must
have capital % 500. 600 xlo,ya
later 10 h. increased 90 500. 900
rlotys. Any American ian viii
agree this seems 70 10 lot Of
money.