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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Pershing Boosted G0
as Chief of Legion

OMAHA, Neb.. Oct. S.--Gcn. John
J. Pershlng was doomed for national
commander OF tho American Legion
today by the Missouri delegation 20
the national legion convention, In
session hcre.
Tho MissourIanB cabled pcrshlng
Who Is in South America, asking
him 10 accept.
The boom for the former com.
inandcr Of tho American expedition.
my forces IN tho world war was
erected warmly by other delegations.
Election Of n national commander
takes place tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Build Memorial
to Prefontaine

A $4,000 drinking fountain win b.
constructed in the triangle formed
by Third ave, Yesler way and JET
ferson St, as a memorial to Father
Prefontaine, pioneer Catholic priest
Of Seattle. Permit for the fountain
was issued Wednesday by the city
building department
The memorial viii be built with
funds from the estate OF Father
PTefontaine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
BASEBALL IDOL
DEATH VICTIM
Christy MathewSon Passes
as World Series Opens

sARANAC LAKE. y, T. oct S.
By u. Pl--Christy AaihcwsOn. idol
OF baseball fans tho world over. has
lost his ssycn.ycar fight against the
white plague. lilo died AZ II o'clock
last night az hls homo here. Jus; a
Few hours after the worlds series
had opened In Pittsburg
Death Of the BIG Six" was uncx.
pected. aitho no had been in poor
health all summer. tuberculosis
pneumonia brought on the end.
Funeral services viii be held sat.
urday morning In Lewiston. Pa. uc,
cordiuK to tentative plans. Tho body
viii be taken from here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Women Hurt When
Auto Rams Truck

=. Mrs. Barbara Howatt who runs n
Mnch counter ut 10 SPOKANE st. and
Miss Viola Fields. whe was riding
with her, were shaken UP and
bruIacd Thursday, when their car
colllded In the fog with an auto.
freight truck driven by ]. strain.
Tho womon's car ran into tho roar
end OF tho truck outside tho Tocll.
ncr gas station, on the DuwamIsh
highway, and Justice August Tocll.
ner gave them first aid
Mrs. 1Iowntt said her brakes re.
fused TO work Her car was badly
damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Guard Flyers Will
Receive More Paw

National guard nirmon wcro in
formed Wednesday in an announce
ment from Adiutant General Maurice
Thonipeon that President Coolidge
had signed mi executive order provid.
ing that guard airmcn receive tho
same pny that rs given regulars ana
reserved while on flying duty,
This means that the flyers partIcl.
pating In the ij.day cncampment viii
receive about $40 on $50 extra.
Wnshlngtor's mir unit is tho 1I6th
Observation Squadron and is located
In Spokane. 1t Is estimated thnt
each member viii receive about
s., 900 this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Arrest Fisherman
as Salmon PoseheY

State snmo wnrdcns who have
been watching tho Duwamish water
way near Todds dry docks for sal.
mon poachers, Thursday morning
arrested Dan Miller, 81. n Greek
fisherman, who had Just captured
n hugo 80 pound King salmon and
a smaller silver salmon with q
seine net.
Milcr8 boat was keized, and he
was lodged in the city jail 20 await
state prosecution under 5000 bail
H. II. Johnson, OF tho state fisher.
les board, made tho arrest, All fish.
ing by commercial fishermen is Ia.
boocd in Elliott bay. only sports.
nen with rod and limo being per.
n,ltted to troll it's waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
COLVIN CLEARS
JACK MULLANE
Report on Misuse OF County
Funds EXonerateS Him
PAUL TO CONTINUE FIGHT
Grand Jury to Hear Charge
Against Two Employees

J r.. Muuane. county building
maintenance man. and Robert Mem.
'jtE. county painter were TO DO exon.
Grated 81 charges Of Illegal use of
county FUNDS in a report TO canty
commissioners by Prosecutor Colvin
lato Thursday.
At the same time Colyip indicated
that he had begun INVESTIGATION of
probable basis Tor perjury ehArxcs
against certain persons who &C.
gused tho county men
~ Herman Sehcck and c, l., Steele.
scounty employees whose arfidavits
resulted in an investigation Of Mul.
Isno and NemitE. may be charged
with SANDER. Aiullane tcai newspa-
nsr men.
Colyin refused 20 state specifically
hat his report was an cxoneraton.
but inumatcd Il when he admitted
hat he Is studying tho perjury law.
The state supreme court has
hold he said. that false aridayus
cAn be- used as basis for 9crjury
charges only II the afiant knew
Tor what purpose the hnidaylts were
10 DO used
County Commissioner Paul. who
submitted the aaidavits OF Steele
and Scheck 10 fellow commissioners.
told The star Friday that. IL tho
eport today IS a whliewash. I am
prepared 20 get additional aflidayits.
5 q them in fact. and lay them
before the November county grand
Jury Tor action"
sehcck accused Mullane Of paying
elm with county warrants FOR work
dons on Mullanc's residence. Steele
claimed no had been employed on
Nemltz's house while county work
man and that no had heard that
Nemltz had used glass held In the
county storeroom 70 enclose porch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Kent Gas Station
Held Up; Lost SIS

Operator 81 the Standard on sta
ton al Kent felt bored wednesday
might when for tho third tine In six
weeks a bandit stuck a EaR in his
face and said. shell out" The loss
was S25. Deputies trailed the robber
without success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

RIO DE JANEGRo, Oct. s.-By
United Press D-Thg-name OF the Bra
lillian capital and principal city
should be changed from that OF Rio
do janeiro TO "Gunnabara." the Bra
lillian Geographical society suggested
in n resolution unanimously adopted
and sent 10 the president OF tho re.
public and federal congress.
THE Brazilian capital should have
a moro attractive name" said the
resolution adopted by tho geograph-
zeal society Hkio do Janciro Tor
River OF January, translated into
English). isn't much Of n name for
the capital city OF country such aS
ours. Tho nnmo should be changed
TO Gunnabofs, something histayicql"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AIR CRASH
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
L. averaged oi.s miles an hosr.

L. averaged 9i.' miles an hoar.
y u was his plane which won
similar race in 1923 at the races
In st, Louis.
6uranelli's two brothers were pres.
srt for the race One, Vincent. Ia the
designer OF tho plane In which the
.wo men were flying The other,
Prosper Is n feature writer for a
New York newspaper. "
Lawrence Buraneii Ia an inspector
OF airplaues.
Chamberlain % the owner Of an air.
plane service with headquarters in
Hasbrouch Heights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Postoffice Safe
Stolen by Yeggs

KAPoWsIN, Oct. s.-Deputy sher-
ifs from Taeomu are seeking the
yoggs who yesterday earted away
n 300 p0und safe from the post
office here, blew off the door and
escaped with $40. Postoffice In
spector W. +. Case Is also engaged
in the HINT
The safe was found near Tan.
wax. a mile north OF Kapowslu, b.
n man from Electron This is the
third time the poBtoffice hss been
robbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
nY IL Z. KRETscmMAlN

Battered aud hammered bg tho
polar leo. bounced and tossed on
rocky Alaskan shoals by heavy Hcha
Tor o. years. tho coast EuRrl cutter
Bear locked IN Seattle Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Police Continue
lmpoundins Cars

Police traffic squad towod 10 cars
TO garages wednesday and will hold
them until tho owners call at tho
station Tho cars arc those owned
b. motorists who have ignored trar.
fic slips. The campaign Ia TO 30
continued, Chief sovoryns said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Milk Truck and
Driver in Wreck

At the wheel Of his milk truck.
Perry Anderson. 20i4 Ingersoll place.
rolled down a steep embankment al
oliyest. and Minor ave. in q collision
IA the fog carly Thursday morning.
Anderson was found pinned under
the overturned truck at the foot OF
the bank. He was removed TO the
city hospital. His left arm is broken
and no was badly cut about the head
and face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

ping at secdn6. Peck walked. Babe
Adams Is warming up In tho bull
pen. Ycnch. batting for Rucl. flied
to Carey. McNccly scoring after the
catch, Myor and Peck holding their
bases. Isuethor batting for Cove.
leskic, famed Rice out, Moore to
Gpnthnm. one one, one hit, no or.
rors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

Special at Boldrs, .1aia Third ave,
Fresh Salmon Salad Chopped Egg
Bread and Butter, Coffcc-25c..
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OUTLAW
STARTS ON PAGE |

deputies. Two moro deputies fol-
lowed In another car. heavily armed.
Deputies assisting IN the transfer
were Frank Anderson. William
Sears, Lee Parker and Ed Fitzger-
aid. Johnson was accompanied on
the boat by Serst Bob Owens In
spector Parsons, both OF whom
gained fame in the Beryl g. hilack-
inE-murder case, and Constable
Shepherd. They watched his every
move. johnson was silent when
Parsons warned him that anything
said would Be used aEalnat him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
CANADA WAITING R0R
TWO MeRE SUSPECTS

: Johnson dressed himself for the
"trip and puffed at cigare. handed
him by owens and lighted by Par.
sons. lie asked Jail officials for hts
pEoperty-i7 and a coat.
Canada now awaits only two more
81 the eight suspects In the $4,000
robbery with violence" They arc
William Pa Elsy. still fighting ex.
tradition, and James Burns, alias
Gambertoli, who is still NJ large.
having escaped jail with Johnson
and five others here. September II.
Johnson, IL he escapes conviction
in British Columbia at the mex. as
size, still faces robbery trial here
for toe queen City State bank hold.
10, at Fremont fleeing from which
ne was recsptured September 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08

We always take home sonre Of
Boldt's Coffee Cake.-Ad rertise-
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Seattle of 1926 VIII Be
Portrayed in Movie Film
The City as 1t Is Today Will Be Preserved in
Pictures for Future Generations

the thcatct company for the use
of civic clubs OF the city. II will
he carefully kept thru the years for
the benefit OF the future gencr.
atoms OF SeattlcItcs.
Tisdale is bringing to Seattle a
fleet OF motion picture camera cars
and large staff Of camera and
motion picture experts who will
film the Seattle OF today.
They win shoot" the downtown
district. with it's buildings and
amusement and business centers:
the mills and factories; the harbor
with its ships plying to all parts
OF the world. the parks and resi-.
dental sections; the municipal and
governmental buildings; the huge
locks on the Lake Washington can.
al; the bouleyards and lakes-in
fact everything which can be seen
In tho Seattle OF today
a complete schedule Of what pic
lures will be taken and included in
tho film will DO worked out by the
filming company, the Strand the
alter and The Star. Certainly every
part OF 1925 Seattle which will be
OF interest TO the resident OF the
future city will be filmed and pre-
served for the benefit Of future
generations,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Duffy Players
Score Another
POpuIar Hit

E'OETuEE. fame and the Iuzures
Of lie ore ar nothing compared
with ths lure or the morIghts. even
mo They Gro rhe dim and uncertain
kind pf thn Hou4g fouE hoa
This i che cruz NJ fbo "soBe ana
Dance Man" delightful Dramatic
comedy Jy George 81 Cobau. which
opened Sunday night at the PRES
don't so play ever prreuted Ily the
Henry Duffy Payrr haa seryed
more 70 demou7rrto their ability.
Tho lines N thr pieces are " tho
usual gripping CDhaH fgpe and they
are 20 wen handled that The audience
fDrEeta h. D. AN "a stage production
ana follows the story with alternate
tears and laughter aH me unusual plot
unfOlda Itself with ufe-lIke reality.
Howard Miller E the typical ham
trooper The song and dance man.
who after he ia captured trying 10
rob man On moment 0f financial
n'a F'idlpNl d. given chance 10
make good does 10 In q big way but
later returns 20 The grease paint.
proving that they aIl come back"
The story 81 repletr with tense mo.
menta and mirthful situations Tho
audience Sunday ulsht etormed its
approval and curtain calls were in
F.gtenf
DuIclG Cooper with Der usual
charm, was tho adorable Leola Lane
who was thrust into fame and for.
tune by the song and dance man and
his self sacrifice. Don Austin proved
most human sort NJ detective. aitho
he WAS hard enough 10 b. the real
article. lie Is the right type Tor the
role in which DC b. east In this piece.
Helen Audlffrcd, as the big
hearted landlady. has some wonder
ful lines and she gets the most out
n them. Thomas l.. Brewer and
Eddy Waller-welI, II you don't know
them already your have ehancs
10 find out their real worth in this
play. T. r..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Varsity Ball WI BE
Held FRIDAY EUeHing

The Varsity BAH s holding the at
,en,lou socially this week. coming
on Friday evening. az the Eagles
auditorium
The patrons and patrouszscs IN.
cludr President and Mrs Henry
suzzalio. Gov and Mrs Roland II.
Hartley. Lieut. Gov. and Mrs ".
Lon Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Winloek
Miller, Mr. and Mrg James Davis.
Mr. and Mrs o. a, F~chtsr. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Z. u. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs ",
a. Rupp. Mr. and Mrs r Heffrr.
nan. Mr.. and Mrs J. & McFcc
Dean and Mrs. John T Condor.
Dean and Airs. Lyle spencer. Dean
and Mrs. Frederick NJ rudeltoyi,
Dean and Mrs Irving Glen. Dean
and Mrs. ]. y. Gould. Dean and
Mrs. Henry Gandes. Dean Minor
Roberts and Mics Milnora Roberts.
Mr. 4. s. HnEEe,t. Professor and
Mrs Edmond $. Medny. Mr. and
Mrs o. r.. Draper. Mr. and Mra.
Herbert Condor. COT and Mrs.
James Brady. Dr. and Mrs David
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch BaRshhw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Edmuudson.
3ir. and AirH. James Arbuthnot. Mr..
D. v, Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Callow. Mr.. wayne sutton. Mr. and
Mrs Bart spcllman. Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarancc Blethcn.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Acisnsct.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Torrance. Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew HIT. Miss Alice
Miller. DR.. and Mrs. Don Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles J.. Caches.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Whifcomb. Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Elfendahl. Mr. and Mrs, W l..
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs T. Hurry
Gowman. afr. and Mrs Edward w.
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs Roy Taylor. Mr..
Herbert Little. Mr. Kenneth Cole.
Mrs. vornita Swezea Lundquist, Mr..
and Mrs. worrall Wilson, Judge
and Mrs. King Dykeman.
on tho committee are the Misses
Helen Gorham. Virginia Travis,
Dorothy Palmer. Saruiette Phelps.
Eleanor o'shea. Helen Irving, Irene
Dixon. Virginia Inglis. Laura New.
Tile, Margaret Duncan, Pearl Powell.
Evelyn Stanley. Messrs Evan Pc.
ters. Espy Giles. Robert Byr1cs.
George Mills. Joseph Hughes, Ather-
ton smith. Byron Lane. Wesley XII.
worth. Thomas Brazeil. Richard
Robinson. Donald Haggerty, Walter
Patrie. John Impola and Fred Mar.
Gus.
The Junior committee includes the
Misses Ruth Rem. Anna Gayler.
Helen Niesen, Gertrude Ireland.
Kathleen O'Jeary. Helen Rickcrts.
Julia Tarieton. Blanche stonecipher.
and Messrs. Gordon Wells. Frank
Blethen. Keiron Reardon. Marius
Glerup. Carlos Flohr. Drummond
Wide. Lee BARLEY. Tracy Ditmnrs.
Arthur Hill and william Kilkenny,
chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Personal

Mrr Harry WrsteBslt Grogg be
HprsIlng thiH week ln Portland.
MIB Adrlhsld Kaufman left Hat-
urd.y Tor San FraurIsr1 whore rhe
win spend the winter
SIR aud MrH Maurice Peterson
tMildred Hermann are Diug con-
graduated upon the birth N "a
daughter Nancy Elizabeth Dn NO
ysmbrr g.
ST. and Mr william IlR1it Dr..
viii remove the hat 81 This week
from S9i Gwin Place 10 their new
homo ut 1891 Crescent Drive.
MIss Mary Collins and Nii Mary
Do NeUyo, who are az Dana Hall
iu wellesley. Mass, win arrive In
town December 20. 10 spend the
Christmas holidays with their p1r-
elia
Miss Polly Perkins who went
EnHt recently lB staying a. the Al
Iorton House loo New York,
Nj and Mrs. e. u stimson are
spending this week ln Portland.
Mrs James Maeiarluno and lit
ne daughter. Anne, LETT recently for
Alubena. cal, where they will bs
Joined later hy Mrs Morltz Thorn
sen ana win fpeud the winter a.
the Thomson home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Tea VIII Be Giuen
Wednesday

To honor Mrs. William Lewis Eve
lyn strainL recent bride. Mrs. vio-
lei p. Lewis and her daughter.in.iasr.
Mrs. Richard 2. Lewis. will entertain
with tea az the homo Of tho former
on Wednesday afternoon from until
8 o'clock.
Assisting viii be Mrs. Charles y.
Dodge. Mrs. Edward Cunningham.
Mrs. William King Jr.. Mrs. Domi-
mic Brace. Mrs Kramer Thomas.
Mrs. Edward Burwell, Mrs. Raymond
Ensign. Mrs. d. l. Burkhart. Mrs.
Martin Mclean and Mrs. w. J.
Phelps
The cards win be received by little
Richard Sands Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
War Play at
Metropolitan
IsTremendouS
HY MARGAKET BUNDY

uIJIGH comedy" IL is Called In
II fact. Il .mlrht,bo appropriately
termed the height or comedy. this
"whnt Price Glory" you've heard 50
much about. and that you have a
chance TO Judge FOR yourself at the
Metropolitan this week
Yes. MS a big laugh 20 see man.
who colls himself supreme among
animals. going thru All tho antics
customary in n war. for no good
reason except that he wus sent to
fight and fight he must
n war Is comedy. as the gods must
uFsurcdly be convinced. what Price
Glory ~ the height OF comedy. For
IN what Price Glory" Lawrence
sfaiinE md Maxwell Anderson have
painted war. as Is.
Thrown together hy a twist Of cir
cumRanccn. Capt FlaEg and Ser
ecant Quirk played by Emmett Cor.
rignn md Tom Chattcrton. fight out
their own private battle. against the
grim background Of q world gone
mad. In times past, the two had
breu rivals. either Tor the affections
Of a wcnch or an honorary post
Sow. az company headquarters in
French village IN the zone Of nd
vance. they meet again and tho old
cnmHy springs no a French miss
who m1Acs up in pulchritude whit
sire lacks 50 moral sense. serves as
thr stake this Time
Without giamor or sentiment, the
two men fight for what they can
get. And. finally they both sc;
the same thing The company Is
ordered 10 advance. Pitifuily small
In number. every man utterly
weary in soul and body tho group
lH sent into the thick OF It. And
the last sou see Is Sergeant OUR,
calling TO his sworn enemy TO
wait for baby!
Emmett Corrlran's Interpretation
or the role Of Captain Flagg ia per
feet He makes you live thru
every situation with him. Tom
Chuttcriun IS convincing Sergeant
outrt Ingeborg Torrup is every.
thing Charmainc should be, and
nothing she shouldn't be.
The cast. 20 in number, is no.
where inadequate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30

TT YOU could 10 down TO n moving
L picture theater and see pictures OF
tho Seattle OF 1900 or the Seattle OF
1875 wouldn't you enjoy IL?
II you could sec Just wha1 the
Queen City looked like then-how 1t
has grown.-the marvellous changes
that have been mndc-tho hills that
have been moycd-the valleys that
have been fillcd--the huge many,
storicd buildings which have replaced
COW sheds and early log cabins
wouldn't II make you appreciate the
Seattle OF today better?
But you can't do It. No ono, back
in those days. had the foresight TO
take many pictures Of seattle only
n few are in existence, and they are
still photographs not moving pic
lures. Few people in Seattle today
know the Seattle OF 20 or so years
ago,
But In 1850 and in 1875 everyone
will have the opportunity TO see and
know the Seattle Of 1925. Thru the
efforts Of The Star II will be spread
out before them, imperishably and
truthfully recorded on the sensitive
films Of the motion picture camera.
SEATTLE FILM WILL
BE HELD IN TRUST
f. NJ Tisdnle. president of the
Imperial Film Corporation OF Chi.
cngo, made arrangement with the
Strand thentcr and Tho Star Mon.
day, to rim pictures OF the Seattle
of today They VIII be shown Mt
tho strand thcater under the title.
Things You Ought to Know About
Seattle"
After It's run at tho thontcr, the
film win bo placed in trust with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Paintings on
Exhibit al Olyn.pic

Art apprryiators of the city arc
invited to AN Informal evening 10
he held tomorrow evening from s
until N O'Clock. In parlor A. Of
Tho Olympic Hotel, 90 view the
paintings 90 Mr. Jan Van Empel.
~ Seward who is exhibiting thirty.
four Canyasses depicting the rugged
charm 90 American Landscape ana
particularly that OF the wooded
wilderness and mountain Of
Alaska.
Assisting hosts ana hostesses for
tho evening will include Mr and
Mrs Edgar Amca Bishop Peter T,
Rowe and Mira Rowe ~ Alaska.
MI and Mrs J. J. Conucll OF
shanghai China; MI and Mrs
Charles H. Frye Mr aud Mrs.
William + Boelng. Mrs r. NJ.
Hniuger Mrs Elizabeth Tinker t.l-
more OF New York city, Mr. Charles
H. Alden. Miss Annie Calhoun.
Miss Clara =. Reynolds. Miss kath.
lceu houlahan. Miss Milnoradc Rob
cr'S Dean Niinor Roberts. MIR and
Mrs Eustaec r. 2irElcr. Mr. and
MrS Royal nrougham. pr. and
Mira Edward A. Flick. Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Wlllatscn. Mr. and Mrs
Robert n walhnshaw. Mr. and
Mrs Jacob kauimann. Mr. and
MIS-, Clinton J, Greene. Or, and
Mrs Frederick Adams Dr, and
Mrs T. n EdgcrS Mr.. and Mrs,
G. l. sumbardo Mr. and Mrs A. D.
Swain. Air and Mrs William <,
rhyng, Miss Raymond. Mr. and
Mrs Leslie \. Davis
The exhibition Is given under
auspices OF the Seattle FINE Arts
Society and win b. open free 20
the public mornings and evening
until Friday IN parlor a OF The
olympic Hotel
Art OF the city Will be repre-
ssntcd during the afternoons by
three leading clubs ~ the ci;y.
Tuesday afternoon tho Cotcrtc club
win be hostess: "Wednesday. tho
West Seattle Art club viii 30 in
charge. and on Thursday the att
department OF the Century club win
b. present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Four Burglaries
Reported to Police

-Four burgl1ries were reported 10
police Sunday night The Salvation
Army headquarters. 1914 Sixth ave,
was entered By thieves and a cornet
with cas- ewas stolen.
W n. Kausman. 1906 w. 54th ST..
reported the screen broken and a
quantity OF eggs stolen from his bach,
porch. The house OF E. W. HOPPER.
f. S5th 81. and Bothell road. was
entered and looted Of a gold wrist
watch, a baby's bank containing 81.
pearl necklace and So In cash.
A motometer and a pair Of wind
wings" were stolen from the car Of
Leroy Dunaky, 1905 Harris place. he
told police Monday. He said thieves
have been robbing him FOR some
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
SEATTLE FILM WILL
81. HELD IN TRUST
Two Gents on
Holiday Cards

when you mail out your Christ.
mas greeting postcards this season
don't forget to put 2.cent stamp
on them.
II you fail to put the proper
postage they viii be delayed and
probably not reach their dcstina.
ton until after the holiday
This warning Is issued by Post
master Perkins because, he says,
many persons have not yet bcon
Informed OF tho postoffico ruling
mndc last April, that all postcards
must curry .,cgulur letter postage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-30
Assist at MddroRd
enid Tea

The bridge tea arranged BY Ma.
lrona Guild. Of the orthopedio hos
oital. viii take place on Friday aft.
srnoon. at the new clubhouse OF the
Noman's Century Club.
a group % girls who viii assist al
the tea hour includes the Misses
Charlotte Burzell. Ruth Ksilogg.
Beatrice Yates Ellen Dulmase,
Mary Pctloy. Mary Goodwin, Jean
Goodwin. Manon Fullerton. Char
lotte Greenstrcet. Dorothg MoegIins,
Eleanor Mcintyre. Virginia smith.
Frances Kline and Connie Hastings.