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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
Recipes Housewives Will Appreciate

the egg thoroughly and add to it the
melted butter and the diluted milk.
Combine the wet and dry ingredients
quickly, not using more than 30 sec
OndS to mix. Pour instantly into
creased muffin tins and bake in a
425 degree Fahrenheit oven. Makes
II medium mullins.
CREAMY DRESSING.
! cup boiled or mayonnaise dress
ing.
Is cup evaporated milk.
Is cup cream.
l tablespoon sugar.
Combine evaporated milk, chill and
whip. Add sugar and then fold into
the salad dressing. Especially nice
for fruit salad.-For 10 salads.
FLUFFY RUFFLE SALAD.
. heads Iceberg lettuce.
IL pound cream cheese.
cup evaporated milk.
IL cup cream.
% cup mayonnaise dressing.
. tablespoons catsup.
IL slices sliced pineapple.
Maraschino cherries.
Combine cream and evaporated
milk, chill and whip until stiff. Cream
the cheese and fold into whipped
cream, with the catsup and mayon-
naise. Cut crisp head lettuce into
crosswise slices about IL inch thick,
and lay on salad plate. In the center
lay a slice of pineapple. Put whipped
cream-cheese mixture into a pastry
bag with a rose tube and force in a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
RECIPE ADDS zEST
TO STUFFED CELERY

Mix one-half American or cream
cheese with sufficient esaporated
milk to moisten it. Season with salt
and pepper and add chopped olives
and one-third pound of chopped nuts.
Select short, wide pieces of celery.
Trim most of thesleaycs and fill with
the cheese mixture.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
HARD SAUCE.

1-3 cup butter.
. cups confectioner's sugar.
= tablespoonsful evapOrated milk.
l-2 teaspooIffui0 lemon extract.
1 teaspOonful vanilla. ...a
Cream butter and add one-haf the
sugar: then add the evaporated milk,
the havoring and the rest of the SUI
gar, dreaming well. Mold into box
shape and place in an ice box to hard
en-. Serves eight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04

ruffly way all around edge of lettuce
up to edge of pineapple. Finally put
rose of the mixture in the center of
pineapple and garnish with cherry
or cube of red jelly. For u.
SUMMER SALAD.
/ large muskmelon.
l grapefruit. 2.
. oranges.
j green pepper.
Creamy or French dressing.
Crisp lettuce leaves.
Cut muskmelon in five sections. re-
move seeds and a thick peeling. Place
on crisp lettuce leaves. Peel orange
and grapefruit and free sections from
membrane. Place ON the muskmelon
a layer of orange sections, then n
layer of grapefruit. Outline the sec
tions of grapefruit with very fine
strips. of green pepper. Keep chilled
until ready to serve. At the table pour
over creamy or French dressing
Serves five.
BUNNY SALAD.
6 large halves of pears.
1-3 cup cream cheese.
Lettuce leaves.
Creamy salad dressing.
1-2 cup blanched almonds.
Paprika.
Fill hollow Of pears with cream
cheese. Invert on a lettuce leaf and
take halves of almonds and make
ears. tail and mouth for bunny. Dip
n pointed knife into paprika TO make
bunny's eyes. At the table Dour on
creamy salad dressing.-Scrves six.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
MAYONNA|SE IS
I. TASTY SALAD
| DRESSING
One Manufacturer Makes
Product for More Than
Thirty Years.

Tie art Of making a salad is in
hending the ingrcdie..ts with a dress
j1g that is perfectly favored. How
ard's mayonnaise salad dressing has
been supremely favored by the best
cboks everywhere for more than 50
yfars. The use OF absolutely the pur-
81 and finest materials. gives it a
esiality, taste and individuality that
xill impress you at once. Howard
makes of the simplest salad a tri-
Umph: try il in fruit salad. Good in
sandwiches, too At g7Ocers and del
ratessen stores. Buy two bottles
KEEPS in any climate in all kinds Of
weather. 1t stays smooth, never sep
srates.
RUSSIAN DRESSING.
: To make Russian salad dressing !:
k.ld TO one cup Of Towards salad
dressing. half a cup of olive oil, one
tfaspoonful of vinegar, one-fourth tea
SPOONFUL of salt, one-half teaspoontul
81 paprika. one teaSpoOnful of plmlen-
tos, chopped fine, one teaspOonful Of
Feen pepper, chopped fine, and one
mlf cup of chill sauce.
y To make Thousand Island salad
dressing: To one cup of HOward's
snlad dressing. add One-half cup Of
dive oil, one tablespoonful of vinegar,
ene-fourth teaspoonful Of raprika, one
tablespoonful, each. of chiveS, pimien-
tes. and green pepper. chopped fine,
Sne cooked egg yolk, sifted. one table
spoonful of catsup, and one-third cup
u chill sauce.
SAUCE TARTARE.
ITO make sauce tartare: Add TO one
can of Towards salad dressing, one
half teaspoonful of onion juice, one
Is tablespoonful. each, Of fine-chOppei
&iycs. capers, cucumber pickles ana
Hrsley.
= Towards salad dressing makes a
sood spread for bread. Good this way
FOR the kiddies.
z Hoyard's salad dressing mixed With
chopped peanuts makes an excellent
sandwich filling.
FOR DAINTY SALADS.
Z Towards salad dressing placed on
sliced oranges, and sprinkled with
4redded cocoanut, makes a dainty.
snlad.
z Equal portions of crisp. shredded,
.xhite and purple cabbage, mixed with
Towards salad dressing, make a tasty
country salad.
Equal amounts of celery, cut in thin
sEces. lean cooked ham and tongue in
tiny cubes. arranged on lettuce leaves
and dressed with Towards salad
dressing, make an appctizing luncheon
Dish.
STUFFED TOMATO SALAD
e Peel tomatoes; remove a thin slice
from the stem end. and remove half
n the pulp; fill the cavity thus made
9TH equal parts of cucumber and
crab meat cut into small cubes and
mixed with Towards Salad Dressing.
Garnish with celery tips, and serve
IN water cress leaves.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
HERsIITS.

% cup shortening, cup brown SUI
gar, IL cup nuts, IL cup raisins, IL
cup currants, 1 egg. IL cups Pep,
All-Bran. Rolled Oats or Krumbles
IS cup milk, - teaspoon soda in IL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04

nuts and fruit, then the cereal, milk
and soda in hot water. Mix, thorough
ly and add flour sifted with baking
powder. salt and spices. Drop ON
creased cookie sheets and bake in rath-
er hot oven. (375 to 400 degrees f.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04

teaspoon of hot water, 2 cups flour,
2 teaspoons baking powder, IL tea
spoon salt, IL teaspoon cinnamon, IL
teaspoon cloves and IL teaspoon nut
meg.
Cream shortening and sugar, add
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
BLACKBERRY PUDDING.

2 tablespoonful butter.
"a cup sugar.
egg.
3 tablespoonsful milk diluted with
. tablespoOnsful water.
Irresponsible baking powder
cups flour.
IA tcaspoOnful salt.
l quart blackbcrries.
! cup sugar.
Put the berries and l cup sugar into
a well-buttcrcd baking dish and set
INTO oven to heat while the pudding is
being put together. Beat egg thor
OuGhly, add the sugar and butter and
cream well. Sift flour with baking
powder and salt and add all at once
with the diluted milk to the egg mix
ture. Combine as quickly as possible
and pour over the heated blackberrles.
Bake ina 3T5 degree oven until pud-
ding is done. Serve with hard or
lemon sauce. Serves s.
CHEESE SAUCE.
. tablespoonsful fat.
. tablespoonSful flour.
IL tcaspOonful salt.
Few grains pepper.
PhBAAAe'
IL cup evapOrated milk diluted with
IL cup water.
IL cup grated cheese.
Make white sauce of the fat,
flour, salt, pepper and diluted milk;
After the sauce has thoroughly cooked
in the double boiler, add the grated
cheese. Just as soon as the cheese
melts and can be well blended, remove
from fire and add paprika.
RASPBERRY MUFFINS.
Is cup evaporated milk diluted
with % cup water.
= tablespoonsful melted butter.
1 egg.
= cups bread flour.
4 teaspoonsful baking powder.
H. teaspoonful salt.
4 tablespoonsful sugar.
81 cup red or black raspberries.
Mix and sift dry ingredients and
add TO them the raspberries. Beat
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04

Miss Esther L. Branch, Graduate
in Home Economics, has created
few unique salad recipes. She
will send them to you free. Write
for salad Bowl TO Esther l.
Branch, Nutrition Department,
297 Fourth Ave-, New York City.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OWNER LEAVING CITY.
438 Park rd n.w-Semi detached brick.
two doors from beautiful Soldiers Home
Park q r. & b.: good heating plant. elec. ::
attic: excellent condition: porches: alley
shaded lawn: $40. 900. terms.
Main 3eJ3 Col 430S
Evening star., 1925-07-18
FOR SALE.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

$4,000.
i1-r. house 90 bedrooms). bath electric
lights. furnace heat , II acres fine land
some fruit: 3 minutes walk of car line ::
SO 900 cash. balance arranged to suit pur-
chaser.
5-r. bungalow, bath. electric lights fur
mace heat; acre of land all kinds of fruit.
is located so it can be divided into building
lots: 3 minutes of car line. $1,000 cash.
balance reasonable terms.
$4,000.
5-r. bungalow: new; all modern improve
ments: acres of splendid land: nice orchard
of SO apple trees, all i'll bearing: located on
hard road. $1,000 cash and balance to suit
NJ Z. CHURCH.
Realtor.
Tel. Falls Church 80. Falls Church. Va.
GROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE WITH .
acres of ground on Baltimore pike at Belts
ville bus and trolley service. Only $4,000.
Broom bungalow and > acres of land .
miles from District cleo lights and water.
kNRCOSTIA FINANCE CORPORATION.
1908 Good Hone Rd. Sc. Lincoln 5000.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.
7Joom frame; elec. lights. garage ? lots; lots
D. G. JOSEPH. Agent for
o. B. ZANTzINGER,
Evening star., 1925-07-18
OPEN SUNDAY PM.

OPEN SUNDAY P.
Del Ray-Clifford St. corner of
Nontrose. close to Alex blvd and
elec cars: new. modern OR. & b.
bungalows: sample house papered.
others to be papered TO suit purchaser
and hot-water heating plants to be
installed: large porches. cellars. wash
trays, iron beams construction OF the
hest lots about 43Xl2O. eXceptlonal
bargain at price and terms We can
quote. Inspect without delay.
CLARENDON.
6-r & b. bungalow, hot-wster heat,
cleo gas sewerage Elastico con-
struCtion: lot 50xl50. near cars,
schools and pike price. $3.50 on
reasonable terms; Virginia office open
evenings.
\. +. RYON CO.. INC.
1904 Wilson Blvd Clar 2s2-J-2.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

10th AND KENNEDY STREETS
A beautiful home situated only one-half
block from 10th ST. Detached: nine rooms
two floors also servants room. Large
sleeping porch. Hardwood floors and natural
wood trim throughout. H.-w n. and electric
lights. Very large yard with grape arb0r
and several snple and cherry trees. Also
beautiful shrubbery. The cheapest house
in this section and unusually easy terms can
be arranged.
SHAPIRO-K O-KATZ COMPANY
EALTORS-BUILDERS.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
For SALE-HOUSES.

OVERLOOKING SHERMAN CIRCLE
Situated on 120-foot-wide boulevard. a
new brick home. 90 feet wide by 81 feet
deep. Eight beautiful rooms. bath with
built-in Pembroke tub pedestal stand and
shower. Coat closet downstairs: floor plugs
In all rooms. Kitchen equipped with white
enamel gas range. one piece porcelain sink.
large china closet. Buit-in garage large
enough for any car. air price and good
Evening star., 1925-07-18

TEN REASONS WHY YOU ARE LUCKY
/. You Just as lucky as you can be
If you buy a home OF your own and stop
paying rent.
.. You are lucky because money spent or
wasted IN rent viii secure beautiful high
and healthy lot in CARMODY HILLS;
3. You are lucky because you only have
10 pay So down and 81 per month.
:. You are lucky because you do not nave
20 pay any interest. oo,,oDv
). You are lucky because CARMODf
HILLS is absolutely free and clear OF en-
Cumbrance and a good title Is guaranteed
q. You are lucky because If YOU want 10
build the money VIII be advanced to YOU
:. You are lucky because YOU nave an
opportunity to make home for your family
s. You are lucky because YOU can get a
home within easy reach of the city.
O. You are lucky because YOU can own
your own home near schools, churches
banks. stores and car line
10 You are lucky because you have an
opportunity to get out of the hot city and
among the birds and trees and in the cool.
refreshing air of CARMODY HILLS.
You will not be lucky If you do not buy
Immediately. as the lots are selling RAPIDLY
and they viii be all gone IN the near future
TO INSPECT.
Take II st. cars or drive to Dist line ne
chesapeake Junction.. then follow red and
white arrows TO property Agents on grounds
and also at 6lst and Dix SITS. ne: once
our automobiles at 6Ist st. office VIII take
YOU to property. Ask for Mr.. JOSEPH
Line 6TTl agent for o. b. ZANTZINGER
10Th and sts. w. Main 53T1.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

DUTCH COLONIAL.
In South Brookland. 1921 Franklin
st. ne. q rooms. hardwood floors.
built-in bath with shower. large
porch. fireplace. clothes chute. many
unusual attractions of superior ma
terial and construction SlO50O
From OWNER. on premises evening
and Sunday. 10"
Evening star., 1925-07-18
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ATTRAcTIVE SUBURBAN OFFERINGS

distinctive Englishype stucco house nearby
suburb Six large First floor Living with
open fireplace, dining ROOM pantry and modern kitchen
with many buin features. Second floor has three bed
and tiled bath Electric lights, hot-water heat,
large cellar front entrance with side porch A very
attractive price has been placed this property. Call
as late as pm. for appointmentso inspect 1878 ,
S5-One of the most attractive bungalows you have ever seen
is located Of Nirgnias prettiest residential
tions. This detached home and has built-n garage
with from the kitchen, The six
large and airy. Tiled bath (buitn tub and shower
electric lights and hot-Water heat Large oak
round the house Lot 60x2l0 Inspection by appoint
only
McKEENER & GOSS,
Realtors,
l415 X St. NV. Main 4752.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.


AUGUST l, PLEASANT FURNISHED COT
high and quiet; $40 month with garage and
fireplace wood. telephone. Write GEORGE
MAYNARD. Rockville, Md. los
DUN -LoRING, VA. q BLOCK FROM W. &
a norehes H oFoP@ EaTae aeTes good
condition: SAB Write A. O. VAN FLEET.
Wanna. Va. Route 3. 19%
FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW: GARAGE: GOOD
water: l acre: mile from car line; SO mo.
Address Box 36s-E. Star office.
SMALL HOUSE. MODERN. PARTLY, FUR
nishedi bathing near. ]. M. THRIFT 10Th
SMALL HOUSE. PARTLY FURNISHED:
real country. excellent car service. Address
Box 2s3-E. Star Office 19*
TAKOMA PARK ROOMS AND SLEEP
ing porch; modern; oak floors. fireplace, hot
HENDRicK. dei Takoms Fake Re' PARK "'6 Col ssa6.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. LARGE ROOMS,
electricity. water system. large verandas,
sEge shady lot miles s Test of
Potomac River: vacant; will give any length
children. For further information and in in
Clarendon. Va. 7a6 (5:eent toll
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Beautiful Broom semi-bungalows on
Sheppard ave. between Wine and Garfield
cedar-lined closets. h.-w.h.. ami. large lots.
build and save contractors price and hung
allows sell themselves and save 5fe commits
sion. Can be bought on rental basis.
JOS. H. ROGERS.
- Phone Hyattsville 5S3. -
WANTED-SUBUR PROP'Y.
WILL RENT SMALL CABIN OR BUNGA-
low on river between city and Cabin John.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

S45OO
@ @ $SF %
$500
5ox5. News Terms water eS 'a" Lot
$4,000
, two6ath
S695O
'' "ieae' "''
S125OO
pest CONDITION sh' rooms every
S6OOO
a kfmth
GRAHAM & OGDEN.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
So5O,
500 CASH.

4 r. & b. bungalow. gas electricity. fur
mace heat; close to cars: price. S4.l50.
SUBURBAN REALTY CO.,
Next to A. & P. Cottage City. Md. by; s72
Evening star., 1925-07-18

WANTED-SUBUR PROP'Y.
WILL RENT SMALL CABIN OR BUNGA-
low on river between city and Cabin John.
Address Box 315-E. Star Office. 1es
Evening star., 1925-07-18

CHEVY CHASE. d. C-OwNER
out of city. has authorized me TO
sell this wonderful S-roOm house. IN
j choice location. for Sl2.750. rea-
sunabe terms.
G b LIKFNS
$500 33rd St NV Cleve. 5OT.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

CORNER HOUSE on 1Ith ST. NV.
81 900 cash balance easy monthly pay
ments House contains large rooms. hard
wood floors. colonial front porch hot-water
heat. electric lights: yard with shruhbery
front and back An ideal location for a
professional man. Basement easily converted
into office or shop. Your immediate inspec-
ton is urged II you desire real home IN u
fine location. For appointment to inspect,
call Mr. WAPI.E
I4lR L ST " MAIN gI 1.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

SOUTHWEST CORNER ALLISON ST AND
cellar frame house built about > wears ago:
o rooms and bath. h.-w.h., electric llght.
space for garage: price. S10.5OO
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
and New York Ave y W
Evening star., 1925-07-18

$3.50.
real buy Brand-new bungalow on a
lot 100 feet deep IN splendid location
small cash down payment and so per month
Franklin 1906 after ; 30
OPEN TO-DAY 3:3O TO PM. l16 f.
Bradley lane Chevy Chase Inspect this
beautiful B-rOom house. modern IN every
respect Price. Sll 800.
JONES & FREER
Tel. Col. 55l5. Tlvoh Theater Bidg.
Evening star., 1925-07-18

TRINIDAD SECTION.
OPEN FOR. INSPECTION
ALL DAY SUNDAY
AND EVERY DAY UNTIL PM
SAMPLE HOUSE, 1899 OATES ST. NE.
VALUE. THEY CONTAIN 6 ROOMS. TILE
HARDWOOD FLOORS AND TRIM. SLEEP
ING PORCH AND AND garage 4AR Az. An INSPEC:
CANNOT BE DUPLICATED FOR ANY
WHERE NEAR THE PRICE.
OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE on
THE PREMISES TO GIVE YOU THE DE.
TAILS. COATES ST. is = BLOCKS NORTH
OF FLA. AVE. AND 18th ST. Ne
l.. B. & II. B. MOORE.
III I4th ST NV.
Main 1447. Main 42So. lee
lContinued on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1925-07-18
SHAPIRO-KATZ COMPANY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK

Splendid 4-story brick dweIIing. arranged
as apartments. Make your home pay for
iteelf. Two upper floors rented for. S43 oo
water heat and electricty., Only one block
SHAPIRO-KATZ COMPANY.
Evening star., 1925-07-18
CHEVY CHASE. y. Q.

Center-hall plan. large bedrooms and
sleeping porch large lot. trees and garage
oak floors and thoroughly modern: inlmedi-
ate possession. Best section Chevy Chase
A real home. Inspect for yourself OWNER.
53lT 3gth st. Chevy Chase.
NEARBY VIRGINIA u ROOMS BATH.
breakfast room. fireplace. ami: garage
lot 5G by 1876 Transferred south. good
terms for quick sale
PENDLETON-O'B
INA 65l
Evening star., 1925-07-18
cor

CORNER HOME-BLOOMISGDA
Five-room home surrounded by large yard
fronting ~ II. on street and 81 II. or
another improved by beautiful flower gar
den Priced at 80 900: this is bargain
terms to responsible party.
DONNFLLY & PLANT. INC.
1923 I4th st. NV. Col. S38
Evening star., 1925-07-18

F-4 IFth- NdIII DO.
BEST BUY IN NORTHEAST
1925 to 1871 Neal and 1856 to 1lGo
Morse SITS ne: Is rooms tiled bath. screened
purches built-in ice box. deep yards to 20
foot paved alley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

er wages aud Increased cost Of fuel
and other supplies as well as small
or passenger travel,
Tho average rate per tonamllc on
traffic carried In 1924 was 40 cents
aa compared with ia cents IN 1928.
There was little change In general
conditions in 1894 from those oi
1888, says the report, prepared 10y
julius Krultschnitt. chairman OF the
executive committee, This indi,
Gates railway operations are beeom,
ing more stabilized following the ab.
normal conditions after tho end of
federal control In 1920"
Wage increases added 81 965 600 to
the operating expenses In 1894 rs
compared with 1923, the report said,
whilc fuel costs Increased s2.jG5 600
The company paid out t2o,9laos4
in dividends TN 1924, while taxes were
about the same, or sl9.SsT.lo4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

Thlrty.threo women we're nomi-
mated for the 30 scaiE on the Edmon.
ton IEngl board Of guardians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
ANOTHER VICTIM
IN JAIL RIOTS
Convict Who Stabbed Man
Unknown; Prison Closed

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. May L.
The third victim IN two days in n
renewal OF race rioIng ~ the state
pcnitentlSry was claimed here To-
day.
Mike Gomez was stabbed - Sc
yeroly that prison physicians be-
lieved he would die, His assnilant
lodged behind machines IN the jute
mill. where the attack took place.
was lost IN n shuttle Of conWcts
and could not be identified,
Yesterday Andreas Gomez fatally
stabbed Lawrence hsbach. Indian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
S. P. RAILROAD
PROFIT LESS
Increase in Freight Traffic
Doesn't Help Return

BAN FRANCISCO, MAY l., While
Southern Pacific freight traffic IN
1924 approached record Ia the
company's history. net railway on.
Grating income was S6.bsi. ass less
than 1923, according TO the annual
report ot the company 20 us 6G5l3
stockholders, made publ. hero today
by President William Sppule
The net income, S4S,lOl.4l6, was a
return of 3.sa per cent ON the book
value OF roads and equipment, the
report said, The decrease was
charged 20 lower freight rates, high,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Montana Dance Is
Scheduled MAY 6

A red Nockuo Party" In which
only the absent members viii be
hung Is to be held in the Moose
temple Wednesday evening May 6.
The Montana Dance ana Roundup
as II is called, Is under the charge
OF Glen Mcleod Every guest is re-
qucsted 20 wear something red under
tho penalty Of io,ecnt fine, added
on to the price Of admission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
Schedule Change. Seattle Wenat chez
sleeper

Starting May /. the Seattle. We,
nA,chcc sleeper which has been
carried on Train No, 20. leaving
Seattle NJ p, M, win leave Seattle
daily az r. m, on Now Oriental
Limited No change wcstuOund.
Great Northern railway. Rescrya.
tions. tickets, at laos Fourth ave. /.
MA in.sSoO. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
COUNT INDICATES
MORE TRAFFIC
800 More Pedestrians Pass
in Hour Than Last Year

A. an indication OF the growth ~
podeSirinntsm In Seattle. ~ spite or
Tho tremendous number Of auiomo.
biles, foot traffic count taken
April - on Fourth ave between
Union and University SITS. by tho
Metropolitan Building co, showed
that 500 moro people walked nlonF
Fourth ave. In single hour on
that date than on the same date
last year.
Counts were made from II 10 1890
In the morning and from 2.s0 20
2 in tho afternoon. In the hour
1859 men and 1851 women passed
between tho two Intersections.
Traffic counts arc taken at va
rious points IN tho dlsiric. twice
each year bp the metropolitan Build.
ing Go. 10 determine the probable
percentage Of business for the
speciality shops located there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
STRAWBERRIES AT s.

LONDON The first strawberries
Of the season on the London market
sold at 50 for a small basket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01
uEmrG LOWERS PRICE

The Heillg admission price IS sgai.
20 cents.
Following announcement OF book
lngs which the management bsllsv.,
are the strongest since The hou,.
was opened, the reduction in prle,
comes a. a complete surprise.
The new picture. offering PHscirs
Dean IN Tho Crimson Runner /,
accompanied by a two.hour suppor
ing program including McKess Ar
csdian band In stage concert Path.
News. Aesop's Fables. Psths Review
and Topics Of the Day
Doors will open a. 1870 a m. IN
stead OF II noon, 20 run continuously
as In the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-01

Edith Yorke, the petite
piotin Uirtuoso," is one Of the
features at the Pantd0es this
Ccek. Miss Yorl;e has a 8pe-
ciol musical program that is
deii0hting the oppreciatiUc
audiences. BESIDES being q
talented pioiiuist, she has a
most pleasing personality
tohich has Won for her mauy
friends during her engage
ntent this Ueeit.
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During tho last so years deaths In
New York city from tuberculosis
have decreased lf per cent. while
those from heart disease have IN.
creased - pcr cent,
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and was shot thru the hand and
leg by guard.
As result Of the new OUTBREAK
today the prison has been closed 10
all visitors and other precautionary
measures taken.