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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-29

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Evening star., 1925-12-04

ton of the principles of law and
justice among the nationS.'
Speaking at Il dinner attended by a
number of persons interested in the
World Court movement, he asserted
that the institution, although not "A
panaCea for all ills of the world. was
IAN inspiring beginning in that direc-
ton.
The Ohio Representative. who was
selected by the House foreign affairs
committee to draft the report on the
resolution adopted by the House at the
herence to the court, recalled that the
vote was 301 to IS, and asserted there
is no measure of national policy which
Evening star., 1925-12-04
IRON CROSS FOR $3.50.
German Made Them on Order Un-
til Jail Stopped Him.

BERLIN, November ) (by maiD-
Iron crosses of the first class. Ger
rany's medals of highest tribute for
military valor, are still much in de
mand among the Young men OF the
patriotic associations.
Hence. according to Berlin news
papers, an enterprisinG member of
the steel helmet association in Silesia
undertook to supply members who
wanted this highest badge of cour-
age, as we'll as justifying documents.
for the trivial sum of s2.5Q But
before selling many he came into con-
tact with the judicial authorities and
was condemned to imprisonment for
three months.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
CUMMINGS SCORES
ANTE-COURT GROUP
Former Democratic Chair
man Says Actions in Sen
I ate Are Scandalous.
By the Associated Press.

Bv tho Associated fTtsS.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, December a.
Homer :. Cummings. who resigned
recently from the Democratic national
committee, speaking here last night at
a mass meeting in the interest OF the
United States adherence 10 the w ORD
Court, Centered his arguments IN an
attack on the group OF So-called lf-
reconcilableS in the United States Sen
ate He charged them with being
solely responsible for the failure OF
this country to join the court, and as
serted their pride of opinion is more
important to them than the peace OF
the world
They convert the Senate chamber
into a veritable clinic of political OBJ
session and mental compieNeS, he
said They cling with pestilential
persistence to the husk Of an idea
from which long since all substance
has departed.
Led by Senator Borah. this little
group stands between the United
States and its great destiny. Who
would not rather take the unanimous
Judgment of Roosevelt and Taft and
Wilson and Harding and Coolidge and
Root and Hughes than all the Borahs
that can VeX counsel and PROSTATE
the activities of a Government?
This power Of a small group of
Senators to hara - the President. fruS-
trate his work. bring his purposes to
naught and defy the sentiment of a
whole people has become one of the
outstanding scandals of modern times.
Senators wonder why the Senate is
unpopular. 1t Is because the rules of
the Senate. which a jority of the
Senators support. permit minority 10
stop tho whole machinery of govern
ment with sterile debate. endless dis
cussionS, pititul pettitOgginE and reSer-
SdtionS- reSerVati0nS-r reservations
'lf the Ten commandments ever
come before the committee on foreign
relations, said Alr. Cummings, Sen
ator Borah Will have at least 10 reser-
VationS ready to meet the emergency;
and | tremble to think what would
happen to the Lords Prayer'if it were
submitted 10 the United States Senate
for ratification
Evening star., 1925-12-04
WORLD COURT URGED
BY BURTON AT DINNER
Best Hope for Enduring Recogni-
tion of Law and Justice, He
Tells Gathering.

BALTIMORE, Md, December 4 CP)
by the United States to
the World Court was urged last night
by Representative Theodore T.. Bur
ton of Ohio, who declared it offered the
best hope for the enduring recogni-
Evening star., 1925-12-04

include theft of automobiles and rob-
berries, the records attributed few
murders to youths.
The middle-aged criminal it is point
ed out, contributes largely to such
offenses as obtaining money under
false pretenses. embeZzlement. forgery,
bigamy and criminal assault. Non
support charges appear evenly be
tween the two mentioned classes
Eight hundred cases have been
handled by the county prosecutor s
office since January l.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
INCUBATOR BABY WEDS.
Tiny Mite at st. Louis World S
Fair Attracted Thousands.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
TOPEKA, Kans., December a.
The famous incubator baby of the st.
Louis worlds fair, who later figured
a series of kidnapingS which at
tracted Nation wide attention, has
been married here.
Miss Marian Bleakley, Washburn
College junior, whose marriage 10
Dewey Brown, son of a Holton, kans.,
merchant, has been announced, was
Evening star., 1925-12-04

has stronger support in this year.
1926"
'Is there any one with vision so
narrow as not to realize that we can
not detached ourselves from world af-
fairS?" he said. 1.-The League of Ma
tions is a political body. The court is
judicial purely"
Evening star., 1925-12-04
Divorced Couple Remarry.

DANNILLE, Va, December A.
After being divorced for IA years Mr..
and Mrs. John ID. Jones were remar-
ried here yesterday by Rev. j. c. Hol-
land. The reconciliation was brought
about, 1t was said, through their
daughter Mrs. Ora Daniel
Evening star., 1925-12-04
SETS CRIME RECORD.
80 Per Cent of Offenders in Ohio
County Are Youths.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
AKRON, Ohio. December 4
Crimes have established a record in
Summit County this year, exceeding
even now the number during any
previous 12-month period in the his
tory of the county, according to
County Detective Warner w. Mathis
Eighty per cent of the crimes have
been committed by youths from Is to
81. While their most common violations
Evening star., 1925-12-04

the tiny mite about whose glass
habitat at the exposition in 1904 thou.
sands OF curious visitors crowded
daily.
Evening star., 1925-12-04

Mrs. T.. Hauber of Portland, Greg,
has Il 4-year-old orang -outang which
she is training for the movies.
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
/" H|GHER-UPS "
BLAMED IN
Staying
Italian Deputies Freed From
Prison Are ReckIess-Five
Others to Be Tried

ROME, Dec. Court officials to.
day limited Of the presence OF
"higher-ups' in the murder or the
Socialist Deputy Matteotti. In the
spring of 1924, basing their opinion
on the recklessness with which the
conspirators behaved.
1t was further stated that Rossi,
MarinelIi and F'ilippelli, who We're
released from prison by the general
amnesty decree, were the undouoted
leaders OF the conspiracy.
In addition to these men, twenty
two others arrested and jailed short
ly after the murder will be liberated,
the court Of review had ordered in
ratifying the recent reconmenda-
tons of the crown prosecutor.
Under the same decision America
Duninf. Albino Volpi, Giuseppe
Viola, Amleto Pow eromo, and Angus
to Malcria, will be tried, by the
court Of assizes here.
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
ALLEGED BOMB
.PLOTTERS
TAKEN
Police Capture Two Men With
Dynamite on New
York Dock
BY international News Service

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-TWO sticks
Of dynamite found in a suitcase
dropped by a man in flight from
United States customs guards, who
had seen him lettering on North
river dock yesterday gave rise to sus-
picion of a bomb plot and caused
two arrests.
Frank Sechiavona, of Brooklyn.
was captured after a chase, during
which shots were fired. He said
the dynamite had been given him
by Frank "Cerreta, q passenger
aboard the italian steamship Conte
Bianchamano. Cerretta lives in
Macangua, Pa. He also was ar.
rested.
Sechiavona said Cerreta handed
him the suitcase as the liner swung
into her dock on her arrival from
Europe.
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
Eyes Strengthened 500 by
ProperEy Care, Says Doctor
Bon Optic, Simple Home Treatment,
Quickly Relieves All Irritation,
Brightens the Eyes and
SIlaFpens Vision.

No longer is there any excuse for
most of our eye troubles. For spe,
cialists have perfected a simple but
amazingly effective treatment which
not only quickly relieves burning.
itching, smarting. aching eyes, but
also banishes eye headaches, eye
strain caused by overwork and
blurred vision.
This simple treatment, called the
Bon-Opto system, is now being pre-
scribed by physicians and specialists
everywhere. 1t is based on the lat
est scientific discovery which-proVes
that 900 of all eye troubles are
due to weakness in certain little
muscles which adjust the eye. Eye
glasses alone will not strengthen
these muscles but the Bon-Opto
treatment seeps through directly to
them. Heals and -tonics them and
soon restores them, and therefore
the eyes, to their old-time strength
and vigoF.
Don't neglect your eyes. The dis
comforts felt after an automobile
ride, a movie or any close work
are important danger signals, yet
every irritation and ache can be
almost instantly banished by Bon
Optic eye bath and more serious
trouble prevented. Bon-Opto should
be in every home. AS often as you
use your tooth brush you should
take your eye bath. The results are
guaranteed with every package of
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
ENGLANDS|LENT
. ON ARMS MEET
ISSUE
Britain Feels Action Should
Originate With Country
Having Large Army
By International News Service

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Great Britain
will not press the disarmament
issue at this time, because she feels
that the insistence for a disarma'
ment conference should come from
a nation maintaining large land
armies, it was stated at the foreign
office today.
Lord Robert Cecil has left for
Geneva to participate in the ses-
sions of the league committee con-
sidering disarmament. 1t is under
stood that Lord Robert has instruc-
tons from the government to use
his utmost efforts to bring about a
disarmament conference but not to
use any undue pressure to this
end
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
VALENTINO AIDS
WIFE To GET
DIVORCE
In Paris to Facilitate Plea by
Establishing Residence,
Film Star Says
by International News Service

tino left Paris for London today.
Valentino explained that he is
going to London to have his ward
robe replenished by English tailors.
The movie "sheik" is consider
ably peeved over the public inter
est in the possibility of his being
divorced by his wife.
my wife has instituted divorce
proceedings" he said, impatiently,
today, land I came over to estab-
lish a residence and sign the neces'
sary papers and facilitate the
process. That's all there is to it. .
Mrs. Valentines application for
"a divorce has not yet appeared in
the court records.
The Washington times., 1925-12-02
Rheumatism
Lumbago
Aching joints

scatters the congestion and estab-
fishes cure.
Heat" contains two soothing,
penetrating ingredients, too ex"
pensive to use in ordinary lini-
ments or analgesics. "Heet' is 4
clean, fragrant liquid; doesn't stain,
blister or irritate the skin. Drug
gists guarantee each 60-cent bottle.
The Washington times., 1925-12-02

With applicator attached to cork,
Just brush 'Heet" over the pain
area, whether in arms, elbows,
neck, shoulders, hands, knees,-feet,
legs, back or body. Instantly, you
feel this harmless, glorious, pene-
trating heat draw the pain right
out of the aching or swollen joint.
muscle or nerve. Besides, 'Heet"
The Washington times., 1925-12-02

Bon-Opto. Your money back with
out question if you are not de-
lighted with the Improvement in
your eyes and sight. Bon-Opto is
sold and guaranteed by good drug
gists everywhere, including in this
city Peoples Drug Stores.
A copy of this book will be sent
free, postage paid. Send your name
and address to the Valmas Drug
Co., 443 Archer Bldg, Rochester,
n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
KEEP WAR CRAFT
Oregon 10 Be Anchored at
Portland as State Relic

Historic hAltleshlp Oregon will
make her last sra trip Tuesday.
Fully manned. she will bo towed
from Brcmsrton navy yard down fhs
Sound. out pas, Flaitcry and down
,hs coast TO tho Columbia liver.
Then she will go TO her final anchor.
age Ia tho Willamette river at Port.
land. ore,
OREGON viii preserve the aged
fighter as state relic. Since oeio.
Der. 1913. she has been anchored. out
OF commission. at tho navy yard.
She win DO commanded on her last
trip BY Capt. Robert r. Nsnncr. who
was a MILDLY aboard her 20 years ago.
Tho Oregon was launched in san
Fanciaco IN 1929, She did wcll.rc.
membdrcd service in the Spanish
war and was on duty also in tho
world war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
DIRICIBLE BACK
AT HANGAR
Los Angeles, Crippled, Ready
10 Moor

LAKEuuRsT. n. J.. June S.
With two OF her engines crippled
the navy dlngiblo Los Angeles
llmped into port al 2:i0 a. m. today
after being forced 10 abandon her
trip 20 Minneapolis and 81. Paul
whore she was 10 have participated
In Morse centennial celebration.
The giant airshlp had reached
Cleveland on her way West when.
for tho first time in her career
ths war forced 20 turn back be
e.,pse Of mechanical trouble
A. n. m. today the Los Angeles
wah stlll circling In this vicinity.
unable to land because Of dense
tog that bloticd out some sections
of ihv air field
~ soon as the fog clears. the
dlTlFible VIII bo brought 10 earth
and tucked away in her hangar.
awaiting repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Four Are Held for
Theft of Plumbing

Accused OF stealing plumbing fix.
lures from the old United States
naval training station at Harbor
ave. and Georgia ST, Sunday night.
". II. spoug. so: l. +. Duttou. 80.
and two Juveniles werc arrested by
Patrolman C. Il. Rosellus.
The two boys were taken 10 the
Juvenile detention home. spong
and Dutton were placed in the city
jail.
Police also seized motor truck
loaded with wash basins, piping aud
tools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
man KILLED IN
TRAIN CRASH
Auto Is Dragged rs Feet in
Grade Crossing Smashup

John Mlnna. 65. farmer near
Hollywood. was killed Sunday morn.
Ing when a Northern Pacific freight
train crashed into his car az a
grade crossing near Hollywood.
while no was on his way 10 Seattle.
Tho wrecked automobile was drag.
gcd moro than rs feet. MINI Wps
dead when tho train crew cXtTich,cd
him from tho wfeckhkc.
According 20 Engineer william
Mendenhnli and Conductor j. blunt
OF tho train crew. MINI either did
not hear the engine whistle or o..
tempted 10 beat the train over the
crossing
Minis body was taken 20 the T..
Il. Mittehtadt undertaking paTlors
at ballard. pending funeral o..
rangementA.
The victim VIA a widower and
- survived hy four daughter. Mrs.
Frank Eli. Mrs, Albert Linn. Mas
Bcuiah MINI and Miss Bessie MINI.
all living Ia Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
HUGE DOPE HAUL
Canadian Officials Seize
S2,000,000 in Drugs

VANCOUVER, II. c., June S.
Stringent efforts OF narcotics agents
thus far thh year have resulted in
the seizure OF sa.0oo.O 900 worth OF
dope from boats entering this port
and within the city and nearby
towns. 1t was announced yesterday.
II the present record keeps up, OF.
ficials believe the years total VIII
reach 5000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Machine Gun Attack
Is Made on Canton

HoNGKoNG. juno s.-Machine
gun fighting between Yunnanese
troops, holding the city OF Canton.
and tho Canton government forces
stationed at Honan island. near by.
continues according TO word from
Canton today.
The Yunnanese were still undo
feated, according TO the message.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
BALLOON WRECK
British Bag Crashes Into
French Train

BRUSSELS. Juno s.-Thc British
balloon Iflsie, pilo,cd by Capt. John.
son. IN tho Gordon Bennett cup
race. which started from here sun.
day. was wrecked near Etaples. in
tho Department OF Pas dc Calais,
France. tbday, by colidlng with a
train. THE crew was uninjured.
The Spanish balloon. Capt. penar.
anda, landFd at Ilenncs, France. and
another spahish balloon. Jesus Fer.
nnndex. lahded at Cnyaux.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Dry Agents Take
Man in His Home

Louis Cobb, indicted defendant in
the oimsted liquor conspiracy case.
was re.arrcstcd early Sunday when
federal dry agents staged a raid at
1929 Il. Madison ST. Earl Corwin,
leader OF the party. reported seizure
OF nine quarts OF gin and whisky.
Cobb was placed in The immigration
aiation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Boy Plays With Gum
Shoots Self in Foot

Billy woelko. .. los2o Aurora
ave. shot himself thru the foot on
the return trip from Bremerton To-
Seattle Sunday night. He had been
playing with a '.e2-caliber pistol
which supposedly was unloaded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Tire Shop Robbed:
Two Youths Jailed

Claiming 20 have recovered s..
worth OF tires and inner tubes. city
detectives Sunday arrested two
youths ~ suspects IN tho robbery Of
the Northern Trio company few
hours previously,
The officers. Joe Smith and L. c.
Harris. brough, in owe L.ande. "a.
clerk. and Paul AIuilikcn. ~. labor.
err, 70 tho city jail.
Thny were arrested NJ a EaraE. at
Minor ave, y. and =. Republican Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
at Looks Like Rain
Title of Y. w. Play
Miscellaneous

1T Looks Like Rain"
Yes, but its merely the title OF the
play TO be presented by the Y. ". c.
a. Athletic club Monday evening
June s, in the auditorium OF the
association building. The play Win
be enacted by the Bell Tower Players
OF the University Congregational
church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
CLUE TO ELECT OFFICERS

Officers for the ensuing year win
be elected by the Ravcnna commu.
nifty club Monday evening. June s,
Mt the clubhouse. 35d ave. N. T.. and
T.. s0,h ST. Matters OF community
interest Win be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

FROM KJn tasU. AT 1880 4. NJ

FHOM NIX $50, At 1910 4. VI
A ronevrs % plano Esisrtiobs -
Frances Williams. sponsored ~ the
Puget Sound savings and Loan asssriA-
ton. ThsT. will 30 talks ~ FRED cole
on color IN tha Csfdsn.- ana ~ Ines
Msyring on Fw-hst Shall We EatT- Sum.
msr Menus" Letters from members o.
rho Home Makers eiub will ~ read.
1us hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
JULEAN ARNOLD DUE

Julean Arnold, one Of the found
ers OF Seatue's China club. the
American commercial attaehe at
Picking. will arrive in the city Wed.
ncsday aboard the President Grant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Police Captains
Mother Succumbs

Police Capt. J. j. Haag. In charge
at Densmore station. is en- route TO
Admire, Kan, where his 67.year-old
mother died Sunday. She had been
III 10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
rnoM KroA ttsn. Ar =

dinner ranr-I hY the iT6gmann
Olympic orchestra. caurissy 81 Pacific
States ElsctFtr company. Forty five
minutes The program
Polish Dance tacharNsnkai. watt
Wedding o. Tho Winds utsiUs Excerpts
from kairirka tfrtmD Pals Neon Cto-
gam. SsApslltan Nights tEamrrkHlki.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
What's on the sAir
TUESDAY

SEATTLE STATIONS
hTtI tBaai 80, musical program 4,
Prof E e. NeHny ard Dean Saunders.
y ~ ~ extension isetur7.. University
kIuA $50. Rhodes store 1910. Kl-
manis luncheon T. HOFFMAN, orchestra
d diHHrr concert, GtG. Rhodes store
program. $50 SHRINE band concerts 10
itnrkntas ofrhfatrh
hJn i1sD. 3. W. Radio Hsryics co
1850. Puget Hound Savings program
1890. weather, 1885. markets; D. muHir
Gale. 1850, homo economics thIE o, the
ates. sac. Puget Sound Savings pro.
gram,
COAST STATIONS
hGo t50n. oakland -. musical pro
afums % orchestra
h1M Apil, Porusnd=5 musical pro-
gram 10. orchestra
kNN tss1l, iiollywood-3. musical pro-
gram, no. movie night
XVI NaIl, ins Angeles snd D.
prpEsmH .. strlng uio' TO- Packard
ballad hour
KrAE taisl. Pullman silent
hPO Nfsl, San Frsncisno -. ofrhss.
ira, . Norwegian male chorus, 3. STU
do program 10 csbirisns.
MIDWEST STATIONS
parifio Timsi
hNI.X ssa). isstinEs-i. KpKA
wcoO aiO, Twin Clues. musical
programs =. weather
Voc asa. Davenport wEAF re-
laysd 9. educational talk
hOA tagal. Denver silent night
WEAR tSasl, cisysiand-5. organ r..
citaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Men Slug Waterman;
Rob Safe of $4,000

CLEVELAND. June S,--Two gun.
men sluggcd the night Waterman nt
the Bond Clothing company hero to.
day, knocked the combination from
the safe and escaped with $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
rRoM I'm tan. Ar l.

A concert featuring return % Dave
HuTnhAm. yioiluist accompanied ty
Marion Evans and plane solos by Ruin
Taylor. Courtesy % Hears Naehuck end
company Thlrty minutes. The program
VIOLIN rAmb curins ChIualn tkrBis.
teri Asrrnads tnrdlal; Visnu~se Melody
fkfelsisrl. achrrzo fiTtsulawskD nj
Hufunsfn.
rfANo-Twe selected solos Miss
Taylor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

the Seattle Police band from KTCL
at o'clock Monday, whom the
Charmed Lands i,OO0.watt voice pre-.
SCENTS Americas newest foxtrot, MY
Flapncr Wife" for the fins, time In
Seattle.
The dance number Is named after
a serial story o. the same name.
starting In Tho star Tuesday
Parade Of the Wooden Soldiers"
and other popular pieces are on the
prognm. Chief Bln sovcryns. whs
is all over his mikc.tright now. win
talk again,
Another excellent bet VIII be
the Goodrich Silyertown orches.
ira. starting at $50 from kFOA.
Ninety minutes Of dance music
will be offered.
Commodore w. r. LongfelIow. rs.
slstant national director. American
Red Cross lltc-saying service. win
broadcast from KGw Nsn at Port.
land. at T:45 Monday. He will tell
how the Red Cross is trying 20 WA.
terproof' every American Long.
fellow Is well known Ia Seattle.
Conductor William Hofmann,
whose Palm Room orchestra
makes thousands Of evening din.
ncrs seem gayer. will play tx.
eerpts from Going Up for The
Radio Star on the o'clock pro.
gram. Monday, June Is. We look
forward TO pleasant dinner.
Don Alexander and his syncopatoFs
will play an hour Of dance music
from KJR tSsA starting az 1850.
There Is a short musical program at
I. Both offerings arc sponsored by
Sears Rocbuck 6 Co.
Three one-act playiets arc 20
be presented from kOA 5sD
starting ut 7:l0 p. M. Monday.
First viii be Tho Alien Prin.
cess; then Iris Ruth Paycy win
appear In dramatic scene from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
coAsr STATIONS
MIDWEST STATIONS
tparifis Tims)

KoA ta;sl, psnvsf-I-lo, TIRE, one.
act plays
woe ttAn. Davenport Silent night.
MCtO AN. Twin Cities@iss1o. a.
dFrHs BY President Coolidge! q. opening
program ~ Paul studiol O. weather,
kTkN tshsl, Hastings musical
program.
wLAn tssoj. cisyslAnd-t musical
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
InnM KICI laoal. an .
rnoM MOO lI,n. Ars,na-.

dance music program ~ the Good
rich slivwipwH orchestra. Including sole
numbefs ~ orchestra msmbsrs Sias,y
minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
MONDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS


KTCL tg05l ErCL Players 10 drA-
matte sketch g. police hand concert.
kToA Nbn, Rhodes Store g iiofs
mana orchestra 9. dinner concert, Gat5.
sherman clay program t,ge, ooodrieA
orchestra
MN tssn. ~ ". Radio Service Co.
1890 markets, Z. musical 1870. style
talk g. thsuturs' Il sears Hosburk pro-
gram tsie. studio program, 10. vfchra-
tTa.
COAST STATIONS
MI Gan. i.as Angeles ~. California
ssrsusdsrsi D. southern souEH ,, Viz
Einia Flohfi, radio Nightingale. TO- ttua
dis program.
KTAL tliN. Pullman-1iso. Theta
upsuon sorority program,
hro trsl, San Francisco organ
recital, b. program 40, orchestra
kNN tsaD. Hollywood -. and ~
studio programs. ~. orchestra
kGW Npn. Portland silent night
kGO lsdD, paklsud-s. educational
program, 10. orchestra