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Evening star., 1925-06-10
A MU S F. NJ EN- S.

Ronald Colman, supported by Belle
Bennett lane <Winton, Cyril Chad
wick. Ned Sparks, Nick De Ruiz and
The story was adapted from the
novel by May Edginton and concerns
the love affair of a star of the stage
and young mining engineer from
South America. who entered upon
one OF the strangest compacts ever
devised. Episodes showing play
within the play Are done in natural
colors, and throughout the tale Of
love. adventure, pathos and thrills
are many novel effects.
Christie's two-reeled "Air-Tight, :"
featuring Bobby Vernon; the Metro
politan World Survey. and added short
reels will be supplemented with an
orchestral program under Da MEL
Breeskin
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Pemberton Dancers Thursday.

The annual da nee" recital of stat.
ford Pemberton and the Pemberton
Dancers will be held tomorrow night
u, the open air att Chevy Chase Lake
At S:45 o'clock. The dress rehearsal
sf last Sunday night is said to have
disclosed one of the most artistic and
novel perforna noes of It's kind
/ An exquisite musical program. con
sisting of a symphonic ensemble. ar.
Ia nged by Meyer Davis is promised
Seats may he obtained at the Shore
ham and Willard hotels.
Evening star., 1925-06-10
BEIASCO-"Bmter and Egg Man.

BEI.ASCO-"BOtter and Egg Man"
The combination OF Gregory Kelly
ss player and George S. Kaufman as
pla wright in q comedy bearing the
slluring title of The Butter and Egg
NAN is TO he presented al the Shu-
Bert t-Beiasco Theater next week at a
special scale of prices decided upon
for the Summer season, with the best
seats at the evening performances at
" so and both matinees at a top price
of 81.
Mr.. Kelly is recognized one of
the most amusing of light comedian
who first came into prominence -
the irrepressible Willie Baxter IN
Booth Tarkington's Seventeen. Dur
ing the past season he WAS the
featured player in Max. msrein's
Badges"
Mr.. Kaufman is best known a
member of the piaywriting duo.
kaufman and Connelly.' authors Of
SBeggar on Horseback" Merton of
Che Movies and ''Dulcy."
The Butter and Egg Man" is Mr..
Kaufman's first Individual effort md
Is described as "a gay and consts ntfy
amusing commentary on certain as
poets of theatrical life In New York. ="
The company includes Mildred Mac
GIeod Denman Msiey. Robert Middle
Webster. Jane Seymour. Edward
Power. Edith Van Cleve. Puritan
Townsend. Robert Thorne, Harry
Neville and Tom Fadden.
NATIONAI-.'The Rest People"
{ Avery Hopwood' humorous slant
at The Best People" will reveal itself
at the National Theater' next week
beginning Monday night. with the Ma
tional Players well disposed In the
various roles. The piece Is the joint
work of David Grayson and Hopwood
ehe latter having adapted 1t for stage
purposes from GEayson's magazine
story.
In The Best People" the authors
take the view that the grown-ups are
hrgely to blame for the so-called
Space" of the Younger folks. and it
Y suggested that the adult try not
70 blind himself with his own view
point to the exclusion of others.
Leneta Lane will be seen as the
butterfly wife of wealthy man who
6gures her task done IL she but adorns
Der household. Kathryn Givney will
be seen as the slang g-slinging chorus
girl. while. of course. Minor Watson
will be the tolerant and imposed u pom
husband of the butterfly.
The story is a humorous treatise on
the problem of what 10 do with our
Tdvanced-thinking Younger set. Its
answer nonetheless is a hila rious hit
ef psychology.
kEITH'S-Ciark and Mccullough.
Smiles, laughs and screams are
Promised when Clark and McCullou gh
appear as headliners at 3. F. Keith's
Fheater next week. where these
laughmakers will be seen in two of
their comedy sketches. The Sena-
tprs" and The Bath Between" from
Irving Berlin's music box revue. A
large cast will assist.
: Featured also will be Rob and Gale
Sherwood and their entertainers. one
H the peppiest orchestrss in yaude-
Hlle.
Other acts will include: Leo Beers:
Wanzer and Palmer in One Satur-
day Night" high power comedy
skit: Baby Henderson. child wonder.
whose dancing captivated Washing
ton last Spring; I.auretta Rhodes and
Ruth Watson in "A Musical Menu:
Le Roy brothers, athletes. in '.Feats
~ Class" and Mack and Brantley in,
in Whirl of Grace" with the usual
house features.
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SAVOY.

Sunday, Anna Q. Nilsson and James
Kipkwood In Top of the World, =
''SportIight" and news; Monday. Marie
Provost and Monte Blue in The Dark
Swan" and Sennetts Loves Sweet
Piffle"; Tuesday. Irene Rich In The
Tenth Woman and Lige Conley in
Step Lightly; Wednesday, Leatrice
JOY In The Dressmaker From Paris"
and Charlie Chase in Big Red Riding
Hood; Thursday. "Pampered Youth"
and Ben Turpin in "A Raspberry Ro-
nance; Friday, Jack Holt and Billie
Dove In The Air Mail" and The
Great Circus Mystery" No. 10: Sat.
urday, n.Tin.Tin in The Lighthouse
by the Sea" and Hal Roach's Riders
of the Kitchen Range"
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TAK0MA.

Sunday. and Monday, Norma Tai
msdge IN -1he Lady" -Pathe News
comedy: Tuesday, Mae Murray in
The Enchs ntress," comedy; Wed
nesday and Thursday, Doris Kenyon
In "A Thief in Paradise comedy
Friday. Harry Carey in THE Light
ming Rider" Aesop's Fables: The
Go-Getters," No. Ii; comedy Sat
urday. Tom Mix in "Oh. You Tony"
Aesop's Fables; Riders OF the Plains,
NO. Is; comedy. -
YORK. --
Sunday and Monday. Richard Bar
theimess snd Mary Hay tMrs. Bar
thelmess) in New Toys" and Ha
Roach's Riders of the Kitcher
Range: Tuesday, Lew Cody. Harrie,
Hammond, Renee Adoree and Paul
cite Duval in Man and Maid" and
comedy, The House OF F'lickers"
Wednesday. Matt Moore and Flea noi
Boardman in The Way of q Girl and
Ben Turpin in "A Raspberry Ro
nance: Thursday, Betty Bronson in
Peter Pan" nd Aesop Fable; Friday
Hoot Gibson in The Saddle Hawk
and "Pacemakers." No. 3; Saturday
Jack Holt and Lois Wilson in The
laundering Herd" juvenile comedy
Dragon Alley" and "Sunken Silver
No. 2
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CHEVY CHASE.

Orders OF the -KitchAn- Range and
tSunken. Silver" No. 4.
Evening star., 1925-06-10
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Flea nor Board
man. Pat O'Malley and Harrison
Ford in Proud Flesh" and Our Gang
in Shutdown. Ltd; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Alice Terry and Lewis s.
Stone in Confessions of a Queen"
and AT st. John in Fares, Please; -;
Thursday. Florence Vidor in The
Girl of Gold and Ralph Graves in
He Who Gets Smacked Friday.
Johnny Walker and GLADYS Hulette
in The Slanderer." "Pacemakers,"
No. 4, and Hodge Podge.'::. Saturday,
Pedro De Cordoba and Renee Adoree
in The Bandolero." Hal Roach's
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RIAI.TO-Brooke Johns.

Brooke Johns. fornner star OF Zieg
field Follies. assisted by the Okla homa
Collegians. A jazz ba nd. and Goode
Montgomery. chick little miss in
dance syncopatio will he the fea
tTed attraction at the Rialto next
week. ,
The photoplay will be Warner Bros
"A Broadway Butterfly" with cast
including Dorothy Devore, Louise
Fszenda. Willard Louis, John Roche
Cullen Lands and I.ilysn Tashma n.
Broadway in all it's glamour is the
theme of "A Broadway Butterfly
To the Great White Way fiutters a
young country girl with ambitions OF
dancing into the heart Of New, York
from behind the footlights. Folks at
home had told her she could dance.
She believed them and threw herself
into the erucible Of heart break into
which brains. talent and genius are
poured. and out of which comes most
ly ashes and clinkers with but a little
pure gold.
Evening star., 1925-06-10
DUNIBARTON.

Sunday, Marie Provost and Monte
Blue in The Dark Swan: Monday,
Betty Compson in New Lives for
Old: Tuesday. The Painted Lady;
Wednesday and Thursday, Gloria
Swanson in Madame Sans Gene;
Friday. Constance Bennett and George
Irving in The Goose Hangs High;
Saturday. Reginald Denny In THE
Fast Worker"
Evening star., 1925-06-10
TIVOIi-"Decias sSe. :"

Corinne Griffith will be pictured at
Crandall's Tivoli Theater the first two
days OF next week in First Nationals
film version, of Zoe Atkins play,
''Declasse, supported by Lloyd
Hughes Rockliffe Fellowes, Give
Brook, Lilyan Tashman. Hedds Hop.
per. Louise F'aZenda and Eddie Lyons.
together With Al st. John in Fares
Please" and the Pathe Review. Tues
day and Wednesday. First National 8
production of Idle Tongues" featur.
ing Doris Kenyon and Percy Mar
mont. with Claude Gillingwater. David
Terrence and Malcolm MacGregor in
support; Ben Turpin in The Mar
riage Circus" and a Lyman n. Howe
"Hodge-Podge. Thursday and Fri
day, Douglas MacLean in Introduce
Me" and installation OF The Pace
makers" and Saturday. Florence vi
dor in John Tnce's production of The
Girl of Cold from the novel by Cleve-
land Moffatt and Anna Chaplin: Wal
Ter Hers in "A Karin Romeo" and
"Sunken Silver" No. 3.
Evening star., 1925-06-10
APOLLO.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Col
leen Moore in Sally and Lyman H.
Howe in. ''Hodge-Podge"; "Wednesday Y
and Thursday, Eleanor Boardman. Pat
O'Malley and Harrison Ford In Proud
Flesh" Hal Roach's Riders OF the
Kitchen Range" and Pathe Review:
Friday, Pedro De Cordoba and Renee
Adoree in THE BandoIero" and
'Pacemake kers." No 5: Saturday, Reed
Howes in Cleared 10 Co." .Al st.
John in Dynamite Doggie" and
"Snnken Silver. No 4
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OLYMPIC.

Mack sennett's Water Wagons and
"Sunken Silver" No. J..
Evening star., 1925-06-10
RAPHAEL.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas Mel.
CHAN In Coming Through" Cha rlie
Chase in Hard Boiled: TUESDAY,
Viola Dana In The Beauty Prize =
Fox News. also amateur contest ut 4
o'clock; Wednesday, 1T Is the Law"
and Col. Heza Liar in The Lion
Tanner; Thursday, Mae Busch and
Eugene O'Brien in Frivolous SAL:
comedy. Sleeping sickness; Friday
and Saturday, Lon CLANCY in The
Monster; Friday, last chapter OF
The Go-Getters, The Way OF a
Girl: Saturday, Our Gang Comedy,
High Society" last chapter OF Gal.
loping Hoofs" and first chapter of
Idaho
Evening star., 1925-06-10
HOME.

Sunday, Douglas MscI.esn In Tn
troduce Me" and Cliff Bowes in wild
Waves; Monday. Margaret Living
ston in The Chorus Lady" and Wal.
ter HERS in Good Spirits; Tuesday,
Alice Terry and Lewis S. Stone in
Confessions Of Queen" Hal Roach s
Riders OF the Kitchen Range" and
stereoscopik. 'Zowie": Wednesday
Jack Holt and Lois Wilson In The
laundering Herd" and hysterical his
tory comedy, Paul Revere; Thurs
day. Anna O. Nilsson and James Kirk
wood in Top OF the World" and
Charlie Chase I'm Should Husba nds
Be Watched?''; Friday, Wanda Haw.
ley In Stop Flirting: and Lige Con.
ley In Step Lightly; Saturday. Ray
mond Griffith in The Night Club" "
Evening star., 1925-06-10
EMPIRE.

Sunday and Monday. Tom Mix In
Riders of the Purple Sage: com.
edy, Almost a Husba nd" and Top
les of the Day; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Myrtle Stedman in THE
Goose Hangs High: cmedy, "The
Comeback" with Benny Leonard:
Thursday and Friday. Robert Ellis.
Gertrude Olmstead and Crauford Kent
in Lovers Lane: comedy, Help
Yourself; Saturday, Pauline Starke
and Noah Beery in His Last Race;
comedy. When Dumbeiis Ring" and
Fox News
Evening star., 1925-06-10
CENTRAL-"Super Speed"

oAsA~ SupNF cpcOu.
AT Crandalrs Central Theater, Sun
day and Monday. Reed Bowes com
edy-drama, Super Speed" featuring
Reed Howes and the leading fem
mime role is played by Mildred Hsr-
ris;- FL: G. Witwer's The Pacemak-
ers." No. 3; Lige Conley in Hello,
Hollywood. with pipe organ music:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Richard
.Barthelmess and Mary Hay tMrs.
Barthelmess) in an amusing comedy
of the first wears of married life. and
a Lyman H. Howe "Hodge.Podge"
Thursday and Friday, Lew Cody. Har-
riet Hammond and Renee Adoree in
Metro o-Goldwyns picture OF Elinor
Glyn's Man and Maid" Ben Turpin
in "A Raspberry Romance" and the
Pathe Review; Saturday, Universal S
production Of Fifth Avenue Mod
els" featuring Mary Phflbin and
Norman Kerry. and Al ST. John in
Dynamite Doggie.'
Evening star., 1925-06-10
PARK.

Sunday and Monday. Jackie Coogsn
In The Ragman," Jimmie Adams In
Love Goofy" and Psthe News; Tues
and Mr.. Hyde" and Bobby Vernon In
Great Guns; Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Agnes Ayres and AdoIphe Menjou
In "a Kiss in the Dark and Mack
Sennett's comedy, Honeymoon Hard.
ships; Friday, Marguerite De La
Motto in The Beloved Brute. -
Howes ''Esrths Oddities" and
Graphic News: Saturday. Lon CLANCY
and Gertrude Oimstead In The Mon
ster," Larry Semon in Trouble Brew
ing" and chapter Il. The Riddle
Rider" Saturdays continuous from
2, Sundays from 3 p.mJ
Evening star., 1925-06-10

comedies, with q touch Of romance,
the programs to be changed three
times weekly ----- ---.----- - -"-''>
For the opening Colleen Moore's re-
cent success, Sally" has been chosen.
and will be continued for Sunday and
Monday nights, while Tuesday night
will be offered First Nationals pro
duction. One Year to Live" Wed.
nesday and Thursday nights there will
be shown the favorite farce comedy,
"Charley's Aunt" with Sydney Chap
lin. and on Friday and Saturday
nights The Riders of the Purple
Sage" will be the feature.
The usual short" features will
round out each program.
Evening star., 1925-06-10

Sunday and Monday, Adolphe
Menjou in A Kiss in the Dark;
Tuesday. Bebe Daniels in Daring
Youth; Wednesday. Edith Roberts in
Three Keys: Thursday. Weber and
Fields in, Friendly Enemies; Fri.
day. Richard Bartheimess in New
Toys: Saturday. Wanda Ha wiley In
Al Christie's Reckless Roma nee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
AUTO DEATH is
PROBED
Coroner Investigates Killing
OF Aged Man

A preliminary investigation was
begun by the coroner Friday into
the death OF Charles w. Ingram.
co. 1906 Summit ave, who was kill
ed 10y an auto driven by Fred c.
Bcaulieu. us Seventh ave. ~, Thurs
day night.
Chief Deputy Coroner Fran k
koepfli said that Ingram was run
ming across the street In the middle
OF tho block near Fifth ave. and
Jackson 81, when he was hit. In
gram had gone to the depot 10 sec
his daughter off on the train for
San Francisco. In his hurry 20
cash check for her he dashed
into the street and was run down.
On tho other hand Bcaulicu Is said
10 have admitted he hnd taken
several drinks during the evening
and had two bottles Of mooushinc
In his auto when arrested No
witness would swear that he wus
drunk Two policemen arrested
Beaulicu after he had driven two
blocks away and wns returning to
the scene OF the accident He was
held In Jail all night and was still
held Friday for action by tho cor
oner t<oepfi said that both the
victim. who died in the city hospital
at 1870 a. m, and the driver seem
cd 10 be 10 blame. Ingram was
booklteeper employed by the Ross Il.
Hlpler Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
TRIAL is
NEAR CLOSE
Jury to Get Case Today;
Defense Attacked
JURY IS INSTRUCTED
Members Must Designate
What the Penalty Will Be

Six men and six women Friday
were TO take into their hands the
fates OF Charles Fairchild. Floyd
siverly and f. G. Richardson. ac-
cused OF the first degree murder OF
Pntrolman r. L. Litsey. last Septem-
Der 25, in a rooming house. $685.
Seventh ave.
Prosecutor Colvin opened argu.
ments for the state with an explana-
ton OF the case as presented within
the last four days before the jury in
Calvin s. Halls court. He declared
apparent discrepancies In testimony
of states witnesses was the natural
result OF excitement over the shoot
ing and contrasted them with what
he termed framed alibi testimony
OF the defense.
Siverly and Fairchild. thru friends
and relatives late Thursday attempt
ed TO set up an abb as to their
whereabouts at the time OF the mur.
der. Richardson is depending on the
pleadings OF his counsel for acquital.
Judge Halls instructions informed
the jury that II must consider each
of the three defendants separately
and can find each of them guilty OF
first degree, second degree murder or
manslaughter or may acquit them. II
they are found guilty of first degree
murder. the jury must designate
whether the penalty shall DO life i'm
prisonment at Walla Walla or the
gallows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Mayor Vetoes Measure
for Survey of Skagit
Says Appointment of Expert Commits
sion Is Waste of $4,000

Charging that the council was at.
tempting wastefun and unnecessary
expenditure OF time and money for
another "Skagit survey" Mayor
Brown late Thursday vetoed an or
dinance appointing an expert com.
mission" and appropriating $4,000
for their pay.
The mayor declared that the com.
mcmbers-Joseph Jacobs. w.
Chester Morse and Stirling Il. Hill
arc not hydro.electric engineers. and
added n caustic paragraph:
This city has spent a great deal
Of money for expert opinions and OK.
pert reports. But I have no recol.
lection of the opinions and advice
OF such experts ever being followed.
and believe tho $4,000 appropriated
In this bill Is unnecessary, wasteful
and made In violation of the city
charter
That apparently aligns every
against the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

They voted unanimously last week
OH the bill
In statement TO The Star, a few
days ago. forecasting his veto &C.
ton, Brown said: I'm hold up this
measure until I'm sure that the
commission members are actually
hydro-electrlc engineers. Any engi-
neor can see where to pat power
houses. dams, etc. but It will take
n hydro-electric engineer TO tell us
the principal thing What is the
maximum demand for power and
consumption of kilowatt hours that
the city's plant will have to furnish
TO take care OF the load in the next
several yearST'
Brown added that real helpful
report would take year OF actual
study on the ground not from rcams
of typewriter paper. and would
cost much more than $4,000. The
council had expected "A rspegt IN
from 60 to 90 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
IERY
CLEANUP
STAR7I
Prose cutor Sta
Raid in Climate
Hold Men on
Felony Count

TUE King county proascul
Il fcc started active war
Chinatown gambling and al
forms Of law violation with
rest o. five Chinese. Thursda,
charged with operating ono
largest lotteries in the city
Four deputy sheriffs eond
raid on the wo ong compar
az SOC Second ave. 5. on a
warrant sworn 60 by Robert
lane. chief deputy prosecutor
This "a the FIRST Of our Fl
clean up below the line"
lane said. These prisoners
tried under q state statute (
for several years here. which
tho maintenance % a lotter,
ony. punishable uy a state
term.
There are . lot % other
lanng TO soealled minor
which haven't been actively
eutsd recently. but which y
30 enforced 10 the fun Unit.
The prisoners. sing IL
shiug. Van How. An Bown
ohara. arc represented by ia
lima. acting police judge. Ma
said. They are held in the
Jail In lieu Of $4,000 bond eae
Four deputy sheriffs who f.
ed the raid under the dire
Macfarlane released between
20 white patrons Of the
ment. seized two cases Of,
tickets and a large quantity
apparatus and found a =
stake" game In full swing ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

Col l1mplug admitted using the
purchasing department OF the port.
but said that Il was a practice that
has been followed for years. ever
since the commission was created.
There is nothing Illegal in
the transaction Lampipg said.
An the money has been ~.
paid both by myself and MIR.
lincoln"
Tie purchases were made over
a period a nearly two years. the
report showS They open with The
purchase Of one Star whssibarrov-
from The Seattle Hardware Co.
July 6, 1899. and close with the
purchase Of some toilet accessories.
In December. 1923.
THE bulk Of the purchases were
made By the purchasing agents Of.
flee while was in Washington on
the Skinner & Eddy deal. or out OF
the city on port business" Iamping
explained. 4 was repairing and re.
modelling my house when / was
Before I left. ] directed the con.
tractor to buy the materials he
needed thru our purchasing depart.
ment. just AZ any private business
man would do. and ! reimbursed the
fund when ! 60, beck. That's all
there is TO It, except a lot or spite
and an attempt 20 blacken me. II
80 happens that Dittemore. the
state examiner who makes the
charges. was the first man ! fired
on taking office. as an economy
step"
The attorney generals office
puts more weight on the trans.
action. In addition 10 the Lin.
coin and Lsmping matter. sew
rral financial dealings Of Com.
missioner George T.. Cotterill
are listed illegal" by Dun.
bar.
The state already has brought
suit against Lamping for $500 ex.
pended by the commissioner on a
lobbying visit to Olympia, two
years ago. The superior court has
held the expenditure was legal, but
Dunbar has appealed to the state
supreme court. II the state wins
this case. it will bring suit against |
Totterill for similar items.
"Sincc some question as TO the
egality OF the expenditures has
arisen. the port commission has Is.
sued an order, directing that no
more purchases he made either by I
he commissioners or employees thru
he purchasing department" Lamp.
ne said.
Another item found by Dittemore,
vas the purchase Of ticket from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
ST SEATTLE
. SEIZURE
3anniCk'S Men Take
Liquor Cargo
GIL ESCAPE
Says Booze Win Be
10 Headquarters

RISING a band Of liquor
'tgglers unloading a car
whisky ON the beach nj
Seattle. early Friday
b the West Seattle po.
ed Ia capture tho Snug
iros confiscaled IS cases
.kou liquor. The Snug
Jfed In their motor.
a5e A. m patrolman c.
=. walking his beat near
,rman dry docks. saw sew.
unloading the booze from
, a small boat house. lie
/ West Seattle police sta.
PstrplmBn w. u. Henke.
IeArdlo In a prowisr car
the place As they ap.
the headlights Of their
.ltened the rum runners.
back in the launch and
Il into the hay. leaving the
on the wharf
lanuick IN charge Of the
title station. declared TINT
turn the whisky over 20
and would give
TO the federal pro
,fflce. Bannlck created a
about a year ago. when
ing some liquor. he Insist.
destroying Il himself TO
Il was removed from cir
and aroused the ire Of
u. ssyoBns by refusing
I IN to headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Farrell
N axes
vneeCup
Press.

Press.
N-DELAwARE. Pa.
y June 7a-Thres
~ the shawnee open
u, an achievement no
JAS been abis 10 ao-
,ie fifteen years the
: In competition. was
d today BY Johnny
VI professional Of tho
Club. Mamarousck.
he hole event yes
set a dizzy pace and
orc or the stronges,
STORY OF the tourna-
Tommy Armour. re-
] open champion OF
ties. and several for
titls-holders. The
stars score OF $50 .
ppsd four strokes
ecord for the event. |
strokes better than I
ane. Tuckahoe. n. Y. /
4 prize. In three Of 4
J, Farrell broke par.
had n par ~.
? same contestants
n the Eastern open
tarting today at the
r Gap.