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New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
RIHR AIbNINlTIfI
NI.lI~ IT~ I.Nb

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 Tor tLr 4n' '' I.rsacA Anl u... 'a. "..r5:-h.." "aat mar #. '..... s-et.a' tg,rrh e14.-.s ..t. ...l.4.ar'., . tara1rf out th. t.t-'.. ai'. aa- rsnne 10 aH s.r... reports. la,. done .I.' o ra., '...., .2v tt- v,a'her ard t. ...r.
 Thyr. las f.r a m.r..I #iaer- eru. O. ormna r..rna-t.. wis dom O tylst tf" 1T A''"H mo 'ht Tghr." T. wa- an Ng.n.-tt noarr- taking. hrolg.' ttag n,.s --"er- Ing and hard t,,.ar. an. '.f.a',n'd a s,hisrn betv... rIea.. an1 I'r- land. There IA np Houf ta".s,'. that when unnfrra. Am.teal m-  tarvenion 'hru.za ona'.Ea 1u''r- ests brought about ror.a.ra'aon Of the Da~es plan. Eru"4 r'gar'i'd her presencs u fha 'Iu'orT as o' least a sligaf sdyantare for bargain ing purpose Mea=rs Dawes and Young, holding the only sensible anAncisl plan evolved since the
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
MnKI MAGL IIIS

Lawrence, Mass. July %. tf7 - The Lawrence Duck CoraDany en- ploying 900. announced a wage cut tn!av. "noc'tt" July =. OuIrI4ls of the Monomao Mills where 7o0 arc employed -1i1 that a ttn Has malr thrrr thrrr nrnnrhs ago a'"l that Q turthsr rut IS pIaurnd
 last week wage rr1Hrt1rs Wrrs announced in tho five local mills of The American Woolan Company. tho Arlington Mills and several Q thsr plants. The reiuction in most cases vas Of 10 per cent
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
FactsqndFancies
BY ROBERT CULLEN

Ancient saying We cant afford r."
 Example Of faith. Charge it, please"
 Humility is virtue in a Hon, &ot in a rabbit.
 A hick town Is a place where fire Is entertainment.
 Taking a census is expensive. Why not just gather up tho sucker lists? The good die yopue Doubtless a result Of their habit ot making mrarison.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
THI SHORT AND MLRRY LITE or DOLLAR BILLS

Thor, ls a'Tats some new prob jem facing the government: ono of The mu1r s-t irf3ta'uE noeis of the Ias. it seems. IS inc need for pro- longing The life Of one dollar bills.
 The dollar bills ue handle more or lass ,houghilessly nowadays seem to have a short and merry exist
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

What tt costs 10 haul hard coal; From Scranton to New York, s3.91 d ton; in 1913 the rate was sl,30 a ton. From Scranton to Boston, $4.16 ton. compared with $270 in 1913, Of course, everybody cant live in scranton or Wilkesbarre.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

The textile industry apparently remains in difficult straits; it's of hciuls evidently have found that il takes more than favorable tariff to provide good business when con- ditions operate against the industry. The second postwar reduction in wages announced at the close of last we.k was declarcd entirely due 10 "pr, sent business conditions" It should not he overlooked that the American Wooden company had granted a 10 percent increase It. tle more than year ago. Tho tex tile industry seems 10 be in the same condition ss the coal mining industry.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Alarming symptoms

"Tve split all tho kindIing wood you asked me to, Mother" said our nino-yosr old son one day last March. "Iz there anything else you want me 10 do?'
 "What did yon say. H'rhi"r' I Nsl>rd.
 T said I've split the htndJns wood. What else do you want me 10 do:'
 "Come here this minute and let me look pt your tongue,"
 Mrs. Leo II. NciH0nough,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
KlDNAPPER NOW
 BELIEVED CAUGHT
Police Hold Man Said to Have
 Taken AIeXaDdeTS0n Boy

schenectady, July 70 tPt-District Attorney Alexander T. Blessing and Two Schenectady detectives are ex- pccted here today from Fall River, Mass, to which city they hurried yesterday after receiving a telegram that police held Harry C. Fairbanks, sought for more than two years for the kidnapping of Werner Alex anderson, young son of E. F. ". AloXanderson. radio engineer
 According 10 the Fall River po- lice an attempt to pass a worthless check for SIS was the undoing of the man who has been the object of a nationwide search. He was identi- fed by comparing his tingerprints with those in the circular which vas broadcast soon after the finding of the boy unhaymed in a cottage on Indian rover, near Theresa. in the Adirondacks, four days after hc dis appeared from the vicinity Of his homo April 30. 1923.
 A week after the Kidnapping. the General Electric Co.,, with which Mir. AleXanderson Is connected, offered reward of $5,O00 for the arrest and conviction of Fairbanks and stanley G. Grandall, both under in- dictment on Kidnapping charge. Crandall still is a fugitive from jusI flee. His wife was held as ma- terial witness but was released in bail.
 The motive for the crime is one of the deepest mysteries in the case. The Alexandersons are not reputed 10 be wealthy and up to the time Inc boy was found no effort had been made to collect ransom.
 Pleads Not Guilty
 Fall River Mass. July 70 Rl-A formal plea of not guilty to charges of being a fugitive from justice from Schenectady, N, r., in connection alth the Kidnapping of Werner Alex anderson in April, 1923, was entered by Harry C. Fairbanks in the district court here today. It is understood that Fairbanks, who confessed yes terday that he was one of two men concerned in the kidnapping. will not resist eAtradition. Officers from Schenectady were expected 10 ar- rive here later in the day.
 Fairbanks was held in $5,o0n bonds on the Kidnapping charge and in $@00 each on charges Of larceny and uttering a false draft, 10 which he also pleaded not guilty. His case was continued until Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Ills Wife

Notca osor rrDrrnenc Nr, Per ltn.. your wife IS hne end reports that a man hold h.r ID as she was on her way hom'.' Perkins. How much did she gtt1'
 T E. B0IFrrs, ro7yrigat. 1923. Rorroduction
 Forbiddenl
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

sou that in the near future women will he presidou's,"
 "%cyer," asserted her husband forcibly.
 And why. Smarty?" mcowed tirs. St0urr.
 Because" tho husband explain rd. cdgiug toward ;hc door. be pau7e our presidents are never un- dor SO"
 -Ch9r'cs ", Cranford.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

co alarmed odd when you finish.
 Your sense of importance is rs- pccially ofcnsiY" 10 others who feel more important
 1f there isn't room in the car for all. 'h~ ou" who doesn't care 10 go this time is mother.
 one headlight Is all you need if the other fellows guess about the side it's on ts correct.
 An, well; Hindonburg and the monarchists h1Yen't yst assaulted poor helpless Trance.
 T. cant he. You never see q monkey grouching because th 2 others arc having a good time,
 When there was no divorce e}IL too many husbands of good clo'h- ing washers hadn't time 10 work.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Member of the A.,ociated Prs,

The AsAocla;sd preA ir sG,IuslyeIy en, titled 10 th use for re-puhUcatl9n Of aI ae~s credusd 70 n or not o,herwlse credited 'n tht paper and aiso local nsws published h.rela.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
! Rio II

'I 'ust had telephone put in my housr," announcad Uncl- I<". "ITs on party wire, and I guess it's coln' 10 he great conFen!"nce f w4 ever get q chance 10 usc it,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

"The newspapers have been hewrrs Of wood and drawers of water for the Democratic and Republican parties for years, and what have they got for 1t? Hostile legislation by both con gross and ih, state legislatures, Without newspaper publicity, the politicians could not make much hcadWay toward getting the offices. T. is time the editors and publishers organized a na- tional party.
 "NoW that the Democratic party has no leaders and, con- aaquon'Iy, no chance of success, any many of the Republican leaders are regarded with sus- nicion, and nobody but Cool IIge is considered a real patriot, he opportunity IS presented for th" editorial fraternity to launch political party that will command the confidence and support of the people in general
 It's a great idea, but who's goin Q pay for the expenses Of "gettin ,u' 'n4 Hote."
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
TREMAINE TO BOX FARR

Cleveland. July % P-Carl Ire maine and Johnny Farr, Cleveland haniamweights, have signed to meet here in a ten-round no-decision bout July 2S. The match was originally scheduled for July 30.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
M.mher Andlt nntrnn q, cirenln,Lnn

The A, R. z. is A national organization which furnishes newspapert and atyer. t'sers with strictly honest sralys,s of clrcu!a''o1. nui circulation statistics are based upon trls aud't Thia tnsuret protection aga'nst fraud ID newspaper d'ttrIhVrion tgI es to both na, onal and losal advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
HOW NnIiIh ShcH

Ta1l: "Uil Mary get mad when y"u kissed hsr!'
 Russell: No. told her I n"tol ,ould resist kissing n pretty girl
 - Martha F. Hostr'tCr.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Cnnnany, Tall Inl

The summers h"ro vacation tm1! We swim, we hike, we golf and
 climb, Take evening s'ro's and start TO-
 names By lampInE boys 2t mocnn1ht
 dances. Wo gather fr.nlloz, runburn, too. That's what vacation does 10 you; And y,t it ills you fall of yim- Come on, girls, lets Eot in ihe
 swim, rv ID your h,au'e Curl your hair! Make Of yours'lf a damscl fair, More than mere health vacalon
 brings, That's how I got my three diamond
 IlnEs'
 Irene NJ. Sullivan.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

The only rro'ta5ls Afgenls.uE medium in the City. Circulation books and press room always open to edyertiser.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
slInniilIn IlsnknrN

Mrs \rlin: "Tncse cgcs look queer Uow d,I you beat then, @" Cook; "W"'l mum, the cgg-h"at- "r was hr"fo1 and l had to 'hro" thrm into the electric fam
 -Ifnon Arr0tt.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

Brick 1aylne never causes high blood pressure unless you happen to be paying for the job'
 Example of pity inspired by the other fellows misfortune: Thank goodness. it was the other fellow" An oId-timcr Is one who can re- member when T shady past vas handicap instead of literature.
 Note on manners: The alien who Is smugglcd in should remain at least year before cussing the country,
 Darned good game: One in which the home team. two unpires and several thousand spectators licked few visitors.
 Correct thls sentence: Heres good news" said the wlio; Betty and her four children are coming for a month.'
 (Protected by Associated Editors,
 IncD
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

The Herald [. on sale daily in New Iork s' Hota!lng's Ntw Stand. Times sqnsrs; schnltzs Eews Stand. Entrance Grand Central 42nd street.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
1 JOIRNALIST PARTY

Why not a ne"spa per-mens party" asked q letter writer 10 newspaper and then went on 10 ex- plain.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

Women are employed as sailors on ships sailing from ports in Norway, Sweden and Finland.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
ax&Cs
 o CI-t Tuiz 'hOb M4Xs0N FxHiLL JLpnx
MxsoNR RxAu Jypux
lIs Worth Irving, T0lk,,

It's Worth Trying, Folks! TEe ul"s may come, tho tides may
 go, The h"GcA"s keep thelr sand, you
 know, Y We kr'p ours, who knows, Ve
 may Become as popular as tloy,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

The government has sent dentsts 10 Alaska 70 care for the teeth of Fskirnos and Iniiank
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

The word Oregon IS said 70 h7Ho come from The form. 'tOregonrS.' % meaning biE-eared men.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
New Britain Herald
HERALD PuaLIsHINe COMPANY

Issued Daily Sunday ESreptsa) Al Herald Bldg CT Church Street
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
BITE MONDAY

MONDAY is  of supply in green uccun he on and kinds e
 
  Jil fhe COUPON et1A1s rrfToF. lIerald D. [. of SALAD DREssIGs and [. $ .   a Herald
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

bus'nAss Office .... g7s Editorial Rooms .... s.s
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
The Why uf Ii

Mrs Lucy Stoner looked up from her paper and remarked. T tell
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

The drawback 70 doing odd jobs about the house Is that they look co darrad odd when you finish.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

SUBSCRIPTION RATES ta,9o 6 Year.
 i33o Three Months.
 7se. q Month.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

The rtce-p -pres,dant s7d ro m". Heres a chap; what should h.
 ho 2"
 ' looked at his narrow forehead Woak gray eyes and crooked knee And l said. "He is a rascal; To the pen he should he sent" "Tha"s doNciou@," cried th" '. ?. 'IIr'e OFT honor@d president"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
TELEPHONE CALIa

Battered a, the Post Orlce st New Britain ss Second C:s. Mall Hatter.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20

Ius', for instance. Y a fellow Has | sm.u. rscsding chin ArI his ears flap in the hreol,s. A blacksmith ha should have h" T When f s"cped around the city | WAS an authorlty, l Was hired to give r"aiinE7 Tn a .amous factory,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Character Reading

By Melvin I. B.iamv once l spent some har1-rarncl
 money For a st Of special books That would teach me how 'n -iz-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
She Thinks Modern
Girl Best Wife

Dear Miss Grey; One reads and
hears 80 much about the old fanh.
toned Girl making a better wife
than the modern miss. don't
agree
am n modern girl. I was con.
sidcred wild by many OF those
crepe hangers before my marriage
They shook their heads and said
that II l ever were lucky enough
TO marry. would make a mess OF
It.
have been married three years
and have two children. We arc a
happy family and believe am
as good wife as any other wo,
man. These old.fashionsd girls
have no idea OF what they viii
face after marriage, for the one.
man girl doesn't know any more
about men than a two-ycnr.old.
II is best that girl receive some
knowledge before marriage and
then they are not so apt TO start
running around with other men M
forwards. A wife. who before her
marriage. has had n chance 20 see
and compare her choice with other
men. makes the best partner for
life. A MoDERNIsT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

makes speciality OF flirting with
the married men,
Don't let such trifles disturb you,
Il is natural for an OF Us TO want
harmless friendships. But mean
friendships. Not flirtauons'
Above all don't make tho mistake
OF crying and scoldlug IL won't
do anything az all except 20 alien.
ate your husband,
BE a friend TO your husband In,
stead OF a body guard. Trust him
out OF your sight For every mar,
ricd man who dcceiyes his wife.
there are thousand whose lives
are open books,
Remember that II Is the unoxelt.
ing truth.
It isn't tho "other woman" who
wrecks marriages, except in rare
cases.
Little uuarrcls and petty Jealous.
los are tho things that spoil the
beautiful relationship between two
people,
See 10 Il. June bride. that every
day OF your married life Is a happy
one. Then you won't have TO worry
about holding" your husband. No
ono runs away from happiness,
It's tho ono thing that all OF US
want more than anything else un.
der the sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
ADMIT KIDS TO
SHOW FREE
Distribute Tickets TO Home
Exposition on Saturday

Free tickets viii be- distributed %
tbe children of Seattle who wish 10
sec the own Your Home Ezp0sI-
ton" OF the Seattle Real Estate
BOARD. which starts June a. iu tho
state Armory,
REPRESENTATIVE Of The board VIII
be- present saturday june 10. A. 10
m. al various Fairgrounds iu tho
l.ty 10 distribute tickets 10 children.
They win also give them ont az the
exposition hendpu8rtcm 2la LipDy
building. Tho tickets viii be hon,
gred only when children are accom-,
panied by parents.
I'm connection with the exposition.
the 1925 Home viii be- formally
dedicated tonight az 750. and will be
open 90 the general public for inapcc.
ton Thursday and days following.
n is located AZ 1901 Keen way. o.
block or Green Lake way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
HIGH GIRL DEAD,
BOY WOUNDED
Believe Two Attempted 10
Take Lives Together

WELLESLEY, Mass, juno To-
Priscilla Amidon. i6,ycarold Wollr7,
lry high school student. ia dead and
Sterling Nils, Is. ia Ia critical
condition NJ the Newton hospital.
following an apparent attempt 60
take their own lives lutc Tuesday IN
"A strip of woods near Wellesley
farms, about a mile from here
Unconscious and with two bullet
wounds IN her head, the Eirl was
found after younE Mills, seriously
wounded himself had rwwlcd about
100 yards 10 road and attracted
the attention OF "a state pairolman.
The girl was taken 20 the New.
ton hospital, where she died shortly
after z p, m, Mills. who also was
taken 90 tho hospital. late TUESDAY
night, was reported In n critical
condition from a bullet wound ia
the temple,
According to the story police have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Main Street

John Andrce. shuner from
g. Paul. pumdlnR on Seventh
ave. dressed in orange tfouHrra
ana purple coat Diil iiinhlc,
Hhriurr Of 49, Paul. dressed boa
yellow trousers and green
coat. beating "a drum ON Hsy,
rnth ayo, IVES spaihe, Ehnntr
uf st Paul. footing big horn
ON seventh ave, Jack Daugh
crty. shHnrr ~ a. Paul in
brilliant garb. blowing IA section
Of gus pipe on seventh ave
Eddie Price. Shrinor uf g. Paul
la purple ANA gold. keeping step
ia the music ON Seventh ave,
iiill Jrfirirs, Skinner u 80 Paul
mlllnE 1E0phone weep ON
Seventh Ayr. Dock Hunting
ton. shrlner Of st. Paul play.
ing "a trombone on Seventh ave
Gene Fales, shrincr OF -, Paul
beating "A huas drum on Soy
ruth ave. Lrn Oleson, shHncr
~ a. Paul, blowing a buglo IN
fancy attire ON Seventh ave.
Bill smith. shriner Of 81 Paul
doing hls stuff on tho banjo
on Seventh ave, Eddie kram'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

Tho Stsr invites it@ readers 10 use this
department ~ an aid In finding mIssInY
rsistive- or friends. Tho department i.
10 help In reuDitinE those who have hem
separated. Those whose relatives or
friends are missing srs invited TO report
Headers who may know tho vh.resboui,
Of persons mentioned In this column n,
missing NO requested also 10 r,port 10
Tho Star. Other newspapers are invited
10 reproduce such Items ps will Interest
their readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

hLBERT FORD DEGG. Please
communicate with your mother ut
once, Mrs. Esther Dcgg, 1915 N.
d2d ave, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

sweetheart, but \ cook, n
mother, a laundress, an eco
nomist and a parlor enter
taiper, besides.
You viii have 10 be not only a
good mate, but a good skipper, too,
For many "a marriage would have
gone upon the rocks in tho he
ginning but for the hand OF the
wife. steering il into safe harbor.
There comes a time when jeal,
ousy and boredom creep into mar
ried life.
You may discover that Friend
Husband Is casting an onvious eye
upon his bachelor pal. Charlie Not
wed. or that he plays tennis too
often with Gladys Gladeye, who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
CYNTHIA GREY -
Here's More Advice
for June Bride
Don't Let Trifles Disturb You; Be a
Friend Always
BY CYNTHIA GREY

II you are a June bride let me say tins to you; a.,
You have Just signed the most difficult contract III inc
world-your marriage license.
You have promised not only to love- honor and obey
man-but to aScnate him to the end of his days 10 boot
ried life are the hardest.
The HONEYMOON ends and you and your mate see each
other in the hard white daylight of reality Each oil you
has TO face the cold facts of life once more
Your husband goes back his job and to the bleak necS-
sity of keeping two people instead of one.
You begin your lifetime task of being wife You are
going to find out that being wife not only beng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
made IN u. S."
IN GERMANY
Trade Tit-for- Tat Game Is
Played With Late Enemies

WASHINGTON. June 1o.-The
popularity which MADE in Ger.
many" goods once had in tho Unit.
ed States. now IS being enjoyed
turnout Germany by Made in the
L. s. A." merchandise. Adyertis.
ing and well known excellence"
Of certain articles is responsible, nc.
cording to advlces to the depart.
ment OF commerce from Assistant
Commercial Attaehe Miller at Der.
lin.
Aside from much Newspaper ad.
vcrtising, the report observes that
an inestimable amount of publicity
has come thru motion pictures and
the stage. Practically every large
Berlin daily Is carrying articles or
books. in serial form. describing the
United States as a country OF great
resources, OF remarkable mechanical
efficiency and the home Of modern
ideas.
The result Is that the Germans
now believe, as did the French peo.
pie who came in contact with Am.
erican soldiers during the war, that
all Americans arc wealthy II not
milllonaires and all are accustomed
only 10 the best.
American jazz, American Jokes,
American films and erican
clothes are the chief imports.
Germany is installing American
machinery In It's automobile factor.
les in the hope that equal efficiency
and correspondlngly low production
costs can be obtained.
American canned groceries are TO
be found in quantities.
1T is not uncommon to see gro.
Gerry stores whose windows are piled
fun of American canned salmon and
condensed milk" the report said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Philippine Justice
Laughs at Jap War

Chief Justice y. - Johnson, su.
preme court Philippine, 30 sure
Americans and Japanese win never
fight 10 b. lu Seattle. ready 20
rail Tburd1y for Nanlb. Tie
has been in Washington. j.. q,
Altho there aro no prohibition
laws on Tho Islands be has never
seen drunken Filipino. Johnson
said, Ito i7 registered at the Frye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

Cynthia Grey will receive
callers on Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday. from 90 y. m
and Tuesday and Thursday.
from IL 60 is a, m. at her Of
flee in Tho star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Annual Dog Show
to Be on July &c

Annual sanction show OF the
queen Ciy Kennel club win be-
held In conjunction with b, Scat
&c sportsmcns show a. Green
lake 10 ycar Tho dog show
viii be- staged July 20. near the
isnd Ht entrance TO tho show.
grounds From three 20 six judges
viii award ribbons. There win Dc
trophies m various CLASSES More
than 400 entries are expected. Head.
quarters are with tho spoHFmeu'H
show headquarters, 600 Dexter iIpr
ton building Information may he
obtained by calling MAinIU25,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

pltsed together, M Amidon shot
herself thru thr head twice with "a
revolver she had obtained at hrr
home, after returning from school
Mills, the police believe, then shot
himsplf ana collapsed beside Hia
companion later no reEainrd con.
seriousness and staggered 60 the
road
Several notes are Aaid TO have
been found near the HrCno or the
shooting, but authorities refused to
disclose their contents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Special Train for
Portland Rose Fete

Arranged by The local "WuFfIrrr''
organization, "a special train leaving
hern pt y a. M Juno ~, VIII bear
Seattle citizcua 10 rorlaHd'a Rose
festival
There they win roe "R1uriu." "a
pageant directed by Montgomery
Lynch, director Of our own Way
fnrer" They will also sec the
"NerTykhaua' parade, the first Of it8
kind ever staged IN the Northwest.
cr, shrinrr Of st. Paul. In white
md gold. performing with his
baton on Seventh ave.