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Evening star., 1925-03-12
GIRL STUDENT JAILED.
Convicted Twice in Day of Traffic
Violations.

NEW YORK, March 12.--Convicted
twice in one day of traffic violations,
Helen L. Mendelssohn, 19-year-old
student at Columbia University and
City College Night School. yesterday
went to Jail for % hours in default of
$50 fine. She was the second wom-
an in the history of the traffic court
to go to Jail
TT will be good experience for
me-" she said, "since l want to be a
LAWYER ANYWAY"
Evening star., 1925-03-12
SEEK IMPROVEMENTS
IN WATER AND LIGHT
Garfield Citizens Association Votes
to Lay Case Before District
Commissions

Requests for improvements in
water and lighting facilities in the
territory covered by the Garfield Citi-
zens' Association will be made to
the District Commissioners, IT was
decided last night at a meeting OF the
association.
The Commissioners will be asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
STOCK DEALINGS
OPEN STRONG
Steel Continues High Note
on New York Exchange
WALL sTUicI.I JOURNAL TINAN-
NHnHA"HN#ha

WALL STREET Jut uNAL ItNAN-
ttAL msNii3W
NEW YORK. nov No. tu itH
weekly statement the federal no.
servo bank ~ New York showed "a
reserve ratio of hsA per cent
against sls per cent o. week aEp. ana
1880 por cent o year ago This
strengthening afforded ample csc
PLANTATION 90 why tho local rg-dla-
count rate was not advanced nt yes
trrduy.a meeting aud gave further
evidence that Iura iuB'H frightened
selling had no real foundation uthrT
than "a temporary Impairment ~ the
markets technical position,
This realisation was followed hy
la burst ~ strength in tho early
dealings today General Motors
scored only a fractional gain 60 lIO
In response 90 tlr declaration m u
100 extra dividend bat Dupont
which VIII receive more than $4,000. d
600 from this extra disbursement.
iumurd elk points 90 2hi a. D.
Sfrrla opening trapped r. bis short
interest the stock squirting gE 90
l75 ON heavy transactions AmsFir
can Can gained three points 90 sai.
Mack Truck ats Go 2ata and other
industrial leaders moved up IN pros
portion.
Stocks opened lower Dupont z6i,
up g punuh.. fOib, up 1 General
Motors ilO up ~ N g. Central
l2fls, up p American Sugar T2E.
up 81 American Can. sbl up q.
HtudrhRhfr. cos. 40 r.. u ~ o..
SECS, up - Ghnslrf eaeis, up COS .
aoIfdatsd uaa s8. up I4 Anaconda.
h1Ha up al o. 81 Enhbrr. 1Ff.. up
Ia Mack Truck g2Gs. 90 1Ias
Union Pacific. 1883. up a. a. g.
steel $500 shares AZ i75 o. 11is,
up -. 20 :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
KANSAS DEFINES
The SEASONS
Newspaper Gives New
Schedule for Schools

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov "a
by United Press. THE Kansas CITY
Kansan gives the following additions
10 the textbooks Of Kansas City,
Kan. schools for a graphic descrip.
ton OF the four seasons, so IT says,
that even parents should under
stand:
FALL-The goldfish are taken out
~ the pool In the park, vendors take
down the sign. ice Cold Drinks"
and put UP the sign, Hot Choco.
late"; dad throws away his straw hat;
sister buys n new dress School bells
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doors are
put in the city hall and the pogtoffIce
and don't work worth n darn; nlco-
hol Is put In the radiator. dad puts
on his heavy underwear; sister buys
a. new dress. Sleigh bells.
SPRING--The revolving doors nrc
taken down. rust drained from the
radiator; eggs hatch, worms turn, the
goldfish are put back In the pool dad
axes or his heavy underwear and
catches cold; sister buys two new
dresses Wedding bells.
SUMMER cold drinks; dad
wishes he hadn't thrown his straw
hat away; sister comes back home
md buys q new dress; tho weather
forccaster begins 70 make dlsGourag-
ing remarkg hell's bellsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Abie's Rose
Contest Is
Warming Up

Attic there we're several entries
Friday ia tho cagtoon-llmerick con-
test for free tickets to "Abic'a Irish
Rose" at the metropolitan. none OF
them complied with tho conditions
Therefore the tickets aren't award
cd Friday.
One or two limericks were sub
mitted. but we're not accompanied
by anything resembling n cartoon.
Several good cartoons came In. but
lacked limcricks, altho they had
verse, OF n sort. attached to them.
For tho information OF contestants
here's a limerick
There was young lady OF Niger,
Who went for Il ride on a tiger,
They came back from the ride
with tho lady inside.
And smile on the faco OF the
tiger"
Your contest entry must follow
that form and the cartoon must be
in black Ink on white paper, un.
colored.
Well. let's all try again. "Ablc's
Irish Rose" viii be here next week,
too. so don't despair. ono pair Of
tickets for the best cartoon and
limerick every day Send 'cm TO The
Cartoon Editor. The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
TEXAS He men
SEEK BEAUTY
Cosmetic Specialists Say
Good Looks Valuable

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. Ia
CBy q. P.t-The theory that mans
beauty will help him in business has
been advanced by beauty parlor pro-
prietors here
Cosmetics do not belong exclusive.
y 10 the vain sex. the beauty ven.
dors contend and add that touch
~ rouge or wave might get John
Jones or Jack Smith the edge on a
less decorative fellow In an important
business conference.
II is a well-known fact that a few
hourse exposure 70 the vigorous
Texas plains winds will turn a marble
complexion TO lcathery hue, and
Fort Worth cosmetic specialists con
flded that a few Texas he-men thus
exposed had already sought their hid,
A beauty parIor waiting room clut.
tered with men the same as women
now frequent barber shops was pic
tured by the beauty dealers.
II was admitted. however. that the
Texans cosmetic urge had not gone
SO far as to prompt him 70 carry
llp-stock and rouge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Cove Terminal Pier n-str
AbIiruaba MARI
Hell street rsFmluat-u A. C. o. C. Al.
EuBguiH. aut sFbr Boxer
Pier uU-u a. q, psilvood. a. n
a. "a. a. ltalda
risr E=sr Cnehalls
Pier BJr starr
Pier 8tra yukon. Alameda ~ capt
Tan.
rl-s ~ Easls 81 .pr Roesr, Luck
rubsrh
risr p-syu rhHlu, Metre Dame Do
fpurVlrrr.
Pacific coss, Coal nupksr, str New.
port NrHa
Pacific Coast Engine worAs-u 4 O. a.
G. uualEa.
.u = shipping Board M60rtuEs =Blr
SarthNratrrn
Connecticut street 1rrmlnsl=u. g. T. ~.
2 Relief airs EldFidEs. Crors keys
stacy street Terminal B. q q. Bur
fsFHT.
rodgs DRY pacAs=sIrs Kommand5Tsn I.
Emma Alexander
FlahHFa Terminal str cspFun
WtuaiaW Marine Hallway tEaEis HaFbari
Str Nohairm sehra Vancouver, Al
umHa and Tartar. bafEss ifr0Ty VIE
lard, uri'fs1n. aux schr Ia MERGED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Ship NeWs
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Sow. no site Albion star
rram Tpns. England MA porte uf l48N
D. m. sfr D. %. kingsley from aan
F.aTa.arn via Vancouver 40 ~ 20 ma &c
Robin Grey RON hyv York STA porte 90
aIa o. w. ms Panama ff9w HniH7a-
bufs MA ports ut M o.. m Sew
str payIrsIgNu nom TArama. Everett
and HuEliira Ht b. 500 rf iHunH'
NaHIaH from boston STA porte Ht b. Wt
etc Nsuama from Tacoma ut 100 D His
slr TrafeslIaua from Tacoma az ata
D. m CIV Arabia Nara from Tacoma a.
ffa D. ma rlr b. "a Hruruii from haH
tTaneIHeo 90 $3.50 D. U. ctr btsghiIhA
from Rotterdam via ports ut 90 g. wa
atr Nahau Naru from uairsn via HHaHE
hal hud Yokohama 90 lHto D W.. HiF
Admiral ltgumau nom ocean taHn az 4
b. boz
sailed N1y. 40 STE Arabia Maru Tor
Shanghai pla ports az ~ BE- ma stF AZ.
wlraI HHrFsu Zoe HaH lrauriara 90 aslQ
a. m Sow No su starr fHr Alaska
af On p. m. or Wapzma Cor Hsn Fran
tiHtH at $50 o. Ws ctr Nuprum foF AEr
rema az 90 o. m or Metre Dame De
FouFFlrro f9r Antwerp via porte % 4
% m. atr Robert LurkoBuaCh far TaT
coma az alb b. Wa. ar huruwGnaorop
Tor Mratro OF D ma mH Alaska stand
ara faF HaH IfanrisFo via Nottingham 81
9. M. or Phyllis fof ban iNuurisoo
via Anayartss al sgp 3. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Police Jail Two
Burglar Suspects

T. Roberts and Tom Gordon. nc,
groes, were being held as burglar
suspects Friday morning after being
arrested at Sixth ave and King ~.
by officer Roy Wilson a burglars
jimmy. shoes, bathrobe. flughliEht
and an electric vibrator wcro taken
from them. They are held as owl
dence
Tho two men are held on open
charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
WOMEN BETTER
FOR DETAILS
Scientist Says Feminine
Mind Far More Acute

LONDON. Nov. ly uy a. rl-
Women arc better az detail than
men. But men arc better az organ.
iziug.
These are conclusions arrived az
hy p $. Martin. vice president ~
pc British Historical association,
after a ufc-t,mg study 90 the df-
ference Ia mental characteristics be
tween men and women,
II am not a feminist said Martin
IN talk before the National Union
~ Women Teachers "and ] believe
there Is a substantial difference be
tween the working Of the male and
tho female mind Tho male mind
Is a more organizing mind, the fe-
male mind IS Tar more acute Ia ap'
precinting an individual fact Women
are Gar better at details. their likes
and disuEes are much stronger, but
do think as We now know them,
he male mind ia more organizing
and builds things as whole"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
GRAIN MARKET
GOES HIGHER
New Confidence Is Shown
in Chicago Trading

CHICAGO. Soy " Starting with
"a rush grain prices Wsnt intn
sharply higher ground ln today p
session on tar board 81 trade
over holiday developments. u was
apparent had instiiird confidence In
all trading elements
The outstanding feature was a
ris1 20 a new record high price BY
December wheat
Constructive features that poured
Into tho wheat Pr aroused short I'M
torrata from their lrihArEy
Most encouraging MOVE came from
abroad
Wet weather and strength In
wheat sent corn into higher
ground
oats trade was fairly active In
View Of tho kirruEth ~ other
grains,
Good demand and higher grains
sent the provisions ilst upward.
lower hpKn untwithatuu ling,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
The Seattle Star
1907 seventh Ave

1907 seventh Ave.
EAIs 10000 -....,
CLASSIFIED AbyIlErlalNG iiAlls.
Effective October 0, 1893
TRANSIENT RATES
lHuIut tlE W1Tla iu lhr llH0l
ono line insertion ..rs.rs. ,'n,a
'n1 llur-4 Insertions .s..s4p '''''
lrE iuHgrtiun ....t.
'hr line Insertions -..r. 10 ''"''
49,. Per Insertion
Aal0 ana Female Help Whnl.A
ana Female Situations Ihi'
n'F Inc per Insertion
~ HafrrflHiuE from out ~ ih.
or Washington costs 4 CENTS wv
word p'r Insertion.
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
ra calendar month";
on 20 % lines used durIHE rHlr
'hlar month 10 cents pes l'h'
100 ~ 100 lines used during cav a..
'N'hf month Nc cents per ''"'
-uo 20 gt9 lines used duriuE cal a..
'N''F month IA cents per l'N'
sou ~ 500 lines used during rnl- &C.,.
'h'aF month Ia rrnh per ''H'
600 ~ 400 lines used during rai-
'ha'r month .rlais csntH per ilho
ooo r. t9P lines used during call
'haAf month rrla cents per llh'
WV W t'H lines used during thl-
'hl'f month ~ cents per limo
100 10 700 lines used during ral-
'hdAr month III cents per lln'
800 or moro lines used during
calendar month, 10 cents per llno
coLFoNs-cash IA Advance.
ANN Nh'H ssstrrFsr.rs tsrr.rr NlH.VP
Advertisers using stated space % ,
lines minimum daily ON yearly
contract Will be- allowed lalg
cents per limo rate ON space used
over minimum up Goo 500 lines ln
any one month, Above 300 lines,
ratio a. per above schedule.
llAED SPACE RATES
i line Or more Tor ~ months
..trsssr $500 per line
/ lin" or moro Tor month";
s.tssr 1886 per limo
! line or moro Inr q months
..ss.sr .........- $3.50 per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
WOOD BOOK is
LARGEST
Vienna Historical Document
Weighs $50 Pounds

VIENNA. Nov 13.--By U. p
Vienna possesses the largest book in
the world. This book is also one OF
the most important OF existing his
torical church documents.
The home OF this book Is the DO
minikanerklrche," or d 10 m In can
church. In II are recorded the names
Of all local Dominican monks who
nave died since the year 1910.
The book itself dates only from
The year 1725. similar register
which had been kept up to that time
having been destroyed by fire. It Is
housed in a special vault situated be-
hind the principal altar Of the church.
Altho there are only "a pages In
the book 1t weighs almost $50 pounds.
Each leaf Is a slab Of wood approx.
mately 10 pounds In weight. Sixteen
of these pages have been filled TO
date, each by hand and with India
ink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Polish Cabinet Out;
Bank Quarrel Cause

BERLIN. Nov. iJ.--By IT, P1-
Tho Polish cabinet, headed by Pre-.
mlcr Grabski. resigned today, accord.
ing 20 Warsaw ndvicos, following a
conflict between the Polish bank and
Grnbslu
Interior Minister Rnczklewicz is
acting ns prime minister, but II "a
believed that Grabski win form II
new cabinet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Legislators to Make
Survey of State, Too

OLYMPIA. Nov. 10. -- Legislators
planned today 70 send out another
Survey party" over tho state, fol.
lowing close OF the present session.
Not content with "surveys' made by
Governor Hartley. several Legislative
groups and other agencies this year,
Representative Overmoycr OF LOWS
county wants sim another cxnmlnn.
ton made, according TO bin he in.
troduccd today.
Mark Reed house leader, rot in n
bill protecting rhododcndrons along
state highways There nrc already
several laws covering the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
4 FAIL TO KILL
BABY Girl
Men and Women Fire at
Baby, but Aim Is Poor

MENICo CITY. Nov. IS.-By U,
Py-Police are searching Tor two
men and two women who were
frightened away from an attempted
infantic!de here recently.
Hearing pistol shots along the
hank Of a drainage canal In one %
the suburbs a gendarme reached tho
spot in time 70 see a group OF four
wcll-drcssed men and women firing
NJ an object floating IN the water.
They fed at hts approach and were
driven away In an automobile.
Fishing the object wrapped in
clothing and paper from tho water
the gendarme discovered six
months.old girl within. The child
was placed in n hospital awaiting
possible discovery OF the members
Of the group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

FUNERAL NOTICES
CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH O. thank oar many friends
Tor kindness and sympathy shown
during iliurra and bereavement %
our beloved mother Rachel Nor
gan william and Rcca Morgan
and hrH Earl HrNuir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Foreign Exchange

NEW TouE Sav ~ Foreign e..
change closed higher Demand sterling.
tt.stt.ls francs. iapt0t. lire. ia6iags .
nsiEium, i8hiss MATHS, $3.50 Holland
te2t. 8paiE. ts1ets Sweden ss7s. Nor
way. gaiz3 Denmark zgsE. Greece
satGs IuEgslsFis. .oit74 Montreal o..
Shanghai. 1875 Yokohama, e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
BANK oIEARINGs
San Francisco Produce

THURSDAY. Quoisti
Batter Entras sqr
Egg =EHiras Soc snira puiists. $50.
uHIeFsirrd puiirtss saF.
ChsrAe mats faary. Sic. Cal
ragaE Americas. ,ssty ale Oregon
Triplsts. sEe oregon Young Americas
z#s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
8 FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS

So WEEK Groom housekeeping. Z
beds, suitable for two gentlemen
Heat gas, light, linen included
iG23A Eighth
sleeping rooms, heat aud
bath. no Fourth ave. NJ GArfld-
30i3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

. or 4 ROOMS heat, not water,
private bath; iuundry; garage,
Sa250 and up 7ai 10th ave.
lnAal-lhhl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Building Permits

= = James. 200 Marion st.. frame resi-.
dsBss. $500. sts \. san st.
hgFd
Kari Hsubsrs. uss iIsd a. alter rssi-
dsurr. 1900
O " Miller. $50, nsssoa ave. trans
apartments tgot6 $3.50 Heas9u ave.
A. j. Snan- NrkriYin Apts frame
residence. 1900, Easb ilst ave.
Mrs a. ianako. mill garage, $1,000.
1t1sf1 Bellevue s
81 James rasIsh. so Siath ave alter
church. $1,000 $40 Smith ave
=, a. Wekrtspp. ztsf gatb W. frame
residence IsSoe 1885 tsd Is w
Or Halph sweet CaHfFalia wash alter
store. ig.tp9. ispis88 FrrmuHt
Freshman Cook its 81 Ssth. frame
residence % SOC. siss Hnm ave 81 ~.
Freshman a Cook ltt y ssh. frame
residence I1,&ee sfsD RlEth ave y Vs.
Frpstmnh a cook. tfG y ssgh. rama
residences il.geai 7tu Wtth ave = W.
FRESHMAN 4 Cook. las 81 sfth. frame
residence. ts.&13. 7igs BeysHfh =. "
Freshman 4 Cock its - sfth, frame
rsai8suee. ttsaa 7igs seventh = W
Freshman CDuk itt " stth. frame
rgsIdsues i1.sa0, 7its seventh 81 W
" W nar Pre-. ttsT 1ath n ". trans
residence. 1850 tig7 sbfh g. W
yoEn uidK Co. t9T7 Arcade s1dr trans
Residence. 1890. T1fa s3th q vs.
Niriar 'Aeria 1898 Amer Bank. frams
residence. f1t98 s6es t-rst ave. ~ y
Carl HiranE casa 10th H. frame real
dsnrs $500. ssit prayhera.
chris EVrrsan sos Ward at. ffsfus resi-
aenra. i95.fae. 1855 San y.
Carts iysrson. 1ot ward a.. frame rest
dsnen. irtooi 1855 stfb "
Chris tysrsou. s9f Ward e.. fraru. rest.
dsncs. il.t96. 1850 stth ~
Chris Ivsrs7u. sos Ward -. frame rssI-
aenrr, t3Ao65 :3tt sHh ~
Chris tgsfngn. s1s Ward e. frame rest.
dcurs. $685. stef Roanoke o.,
1. r, BkneK U2t Fremont ave-, com.
p'sta apartments. tl.98o. N2t FIRE.
mont ave
sahi Co. to1 Flrs, ave w. frame
residence, ii.fo9: 40T First ave. W
J ". CpamhS s1th and Meridian. frame
fssidsHrs. is.soa. 57is Nsrldinh.
A. n hell aa5s Hslvsdsrs ave. frame
residence, it.ooo. sa1s uslrSdsrs ave
Gustav Larson, ~ y. 1sth, frame real
dsneu. $780, sis ~ sen a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
"a FURNISHED
APARTMENTS AND FLATS

Sg2,6U-8.ROOM furnished apart.
mont 10 minute street car ride
to Third and pike. Hot running
water 2p2l II, Madison, AUDI
forum AptH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

friees fald Wholesale Dealers
tThs prices given are thoss rnAds IN
rs;ati dealers ~ wholesalers VITA q
few seasonal rneeptions, prier- 10 pro-
durers can Be figured 81 dsduciiinx
approximately rs per cent fer nAndlinE,
storage and selling cest)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Chicago Board of Trade
Seattle Wheat

No western white, ti,4s. No, ] soft
white, iiti. 80, 2 western white, iitG.
No. ] hard winter, ms, SO ! northern
spring. iLfsi No biz bIuestsm, Ii,ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

YOU can buy thiR 2-room cottage,
with two big 60-foot lots, for $50
por month, no cash payment. West
Seattle II G. PETERS, 726 Sd av,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

Untll you get Tlnncy's prices you
don't know how much YOU may
bc paying elsewhere for your
Thnnksglylng dishes, 600
looking I2-pIecc sets FOR only
s.; dining sets pieces. Ecn-
ulno walnut veneer, for only
375.
Universal @ lcutrlc pcrcolntors.
tuGAtera, waffle irons, etc, with
your other Thanksgiving pur-
chHHca 3Olt OF
Yes ana every article ~ punrnn-
toUd today Friday Tho thir-
tcnnth, tho same na always
2043 Westlake Ave.
out Of the High Rent Dlatrict---
liut Right Down Town,
Eliot.3diU
CORNER or BtGltTH AVE.
"a Hooks North OF dlnc.
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13

We don't believe anybody ever
really fights for the love OF the
game unless Il Is bclllgorcnt mar.
rlcd couple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20
COMMIT TEESO ON
EVENT CHOSEN
Pennsylvania Madri GraS
Workers Named.

Jud Mccarthy, president Of the
Pennsylvania Business Association,
today announced committees who
will have charge of Friday evenings
Mardi Gras celebration on n. Penn
sylvania St., between Washington
and New York Sts., part of the
Greater Indianapolis Week celebra-
ton.
decorations: Thomas Buskirk, M.
K. Foxworthy, Cecil Crabb, Smith
Gray and Carl Etter.
Arrangements: F. R. Kautz, Sr.,
Jud Mccarthy. Herb Jennings, Eu-
gene w. Short.
Entertainment: Herb Jennings and
Roltare Eggleston. Music: Walter
Wilson, Hal P. Shearer, and Charles
Miller Gift awards: Roltare Eggles-
ton Publicity: Blaine McGrath, Jud
Mccarthy and Herb Jennings.
Pennsylvania street in the three
blockN to be covered by the Mardi
Gras celebration, has been festooned
with colored electric lights. banners.
streamers and to each light standard
has been attached a large sign an
nouncing the event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20

ADJUSTMENTS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20

will stop off at Northampton. Mass,
and spend the night with Mrs. AL
mira Goodhue, mother of the First
Lady of the Land. The duplex
house, now occupied by Mrs. Cool
idges mother is the one in which
the Coolidge's themselves lived at
one time.
Considerably improved in health
after eight weeks of vacation. Cool
idge may return to Washington at
any time. The Mayf1ower is ready
at Marblehead, near Swampscott, to
take the President to the Capital at
a moments notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20
wednesday when a man made sew.

Wednesday when a man made sew
eral attempts to enter her home.
Fred Stevens, Louisville, KY, re-
ported the theft of $500 worth Of
clothing in two grips from his auto
Wednesday. Earl Hammer, HOP
Pleasant St., reported the theft OF
$45 worth Of clothing; Varfite Clean
ing Company, 1873 E. Pratt St., had
clothing valued at SIS stolen on
Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20
BANDIT VISITS C
CAFE
Youth Robs Cashier of $38 in Mid
night Hold Up.

Search is being made today for
the lone bandit who escaped with
$3S after holding up Mrs. Martha
Johnson. SO N. Rural St., cashier
aat O-Ma-Ho-Ney's cafeteria, 1888 N.
Pennsylvania St., late Wednesday.
Three women and a man, who were
in the restaurant, said the man, who
was about 10, seemed nervous and
kept telling them to mot say a
word"
Mrs. Fannie Bernard, 901 N. Cali
fornia ST., Is in city hospital suf-
fering from nervous shock sustained
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20
SEEK STATE OFFICER
Humane Societies to Meet Here
Next Week.

Appointment of a State humane
officer and the distribution of so per
cent of all dog taxes collected in
Indiana to humane societies in In
diana cities are detectives toward
which the Indiana Federation of
Humane Societies will work at its
convention Aug. % at the Lincoln.
William P. Hargon, president of
the organization, said the delegates
to the convention will outline plans
for securing the passage Of legisla-
ton providing the measure. Twenty
five societies will be represented at
the convention, Hargon said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20
Bond Issue Denied

The State tax board today denied
a $4,000 bond issue. for construc-
ton of the John F. Kuhlman road
in North Township Lake County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20
Fowler and eff"
to Rest

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Fowler
Mccormick, 10, son of the In
ternational Harvester king, is
going to a Canadian lodge for
a long vacation with his old
friend Mrs. Fiji" Stillman,
after he has again accustomed
himself to the ways of the rich.
Fowler is back home after
several weeks in Milwaukee,
spent in getting up at a. m.
each day, and going to work
in his fathers factory without
any chauffeurs or buffers.
Mrs. Stillman is the former
wife of James Stillman, New
York bank president, whose di-
vorce proceedings involving a
charge that an Indian guide
was the father of her youngest
child was in the nations scan
dal glare several years ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20
GET BIG AID CONTRACT
MirkS Company Signs Agreement
With jewelers. Association.

One of the largest contracts ever
entered into by an Indiapa advertiser
has been obtained by The Mills adj
vertising Company Of Indianapolis.
according to Fred I. Mills, presi-
dent.
Mills has signed a contract with
the National jewelers. Publicity AS
ISOLATION calling fer the expenditure
of $2,500,O00 in advertising. The con-
tract will necessitate establishment
of an Eastern office by Mills.