davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-04-02
ENGLISH INQUIRY
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Congressional Probers End
Work With Testimony of
Accused Judge.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The congress
sional subcommittee of seven. which
spent nine days here and in East st
Louis, Ill, investigating the official
conduct of Federal Judge George
Washington English, ended its hear
ing of testimony and examination OF
records last night
The case was left open SO that ad-
ditional testimony may be introduced
before the committee submits it's re-
port to the next Congress, convening
in December. Right of argument also
was granted to counsel.
The hearing closed with debate
as to whether former Referee in
Bankruptcy Charles B. Thomas, an
appointee OF Judge English, should
be called or invited to testify. Nei-
ther A B. Dennis, counsel for the COM
plainants. nor the defense lawyers
called him as a witness.
Representative Michener of Michi-
gan called attention to the fact that
Thomas had been in the courtroom
almost continuously and thought the
committee should not dispense with
Boies, representative from Iowa, how
ever, pointed out that Thomas could
be called later if necessary.
Judge Ends TESTIMONY.
Judge English, whose Jurisdiction
is in the eastern Illinois district, COM
pleted his testimony by seeking to
explain or justify his actions. He
denied few allegations of tyrannical
and oppressive misconduct and ir-
regular handling of bankruptcy funds
in the Office of his appointee. In
SOME instances he pleaded justification
or ignorance.
F'aris English, a son of the jurist
Evening star., 1925-04-02
A11-Si1k
Chiffon Hose

Full fashioned. Hose
in all the newest
Spring shades. A
shade to match any
frock. All sizes.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
u. S. TO ARBITRATE
LAS PALMAS CLAIM
Signs Pact With Holland to Settle
Ownership Of Tiny
Island.

Articles of agreement between the
United States and the Netherlands,
under which the question of SOW
ereignty of the Island of Las Palmas
located between the Philippines and
the Dutch East Indies, will be sub
mitted to arbitration, were formally
signed yesterday at the State Depart
ment. Secretary Kellogg signed in be-
half of the Washington Government
and the Netherlands government was
represented by its minister here.
The agreement provides for appoint
ment of an arbitrator, whose duty shall
be the determination from memoranda
submitted by both sides whether the
island forms part Of the territory OF the
United States or Of the Netherlands.
The island in dispute is about miles
long and three quarters of mile wide,
and has about 700 inhabitants.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
GIVES AWAY FORTUNE.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
TOXIC, February 24.-On condition
that he be given an income of 12,00t
yen a year for life, Kumataro Ishi
gaki has given his entire fortune o.
about 1000, 900 yen to the Marine
Products Society, to be used in the
encouragement of fisheries. Mr.. Ishi-
gaki is 81 years old, and amassed hi:
fortune in the fishing industry. Thi:
is said to be the only case in Japar
of an entire fortune of such size tC
be given away in its owners lifetime
Evening star., 1925-04-02

stage and that he could not forecast
what course they might take. The
British government was most anx-
ious, he said, that the discussion of
the security problem should produce
real amelioration in the European
situation, and would do whatever was
possible to obtain such a result.
He begged the House of Commons
not to ask him to commit himself to
particular methods of procedure at
this early stage.
Unless ! have certain discretion j
am bound to fail" he said
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Silk Step-Ins
and Chemises

In an avalanche of
colors. S o ft and
clingy. Regularly sold
for much more than
this low price.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
War College Men Assigned

Maj. Walter Goodwin, jr., United
States Cavalry, at the Army War Col
lege, Washington Barracks, has been
assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division,
at Fort Bliss, Tex, and Maj. Adna r.
Chaffee, Cavalry, also at the Army
War College, has been assigned TO the
3rd Cavalry at Fort Myer, Va.
Evening star., 1925-04-02

The two largest colleges for WON IN
in America, Wellesley and Smith
celebrate their semi-centennial this
year. Both founded in 1875, it is a
coincidence that their founders should
have had the same surname, the good
old name of Smith
Evening star., 1925-04-02
BRITAIN WILL PRESS
SECURITY PACT PLAN
Chamberlain Says It Is Too Early
to Forecast Action to Be
Taken.
By the Associat ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 2.-Members of the
House Of Commons yesterday bonn
barded Foreign Secretary Austen
Chamberlain with questions whether
it was proposed to hold a round table
conference at which Germany would
be invited to discuss the particulars
of the proposed five-power European
security pact.
Mr.. Chamberlain replied that the
discussions still were in an early
Evening star., 1925-04-02
ATTACK VICTIM RECEIVERS
Richmond Woman Heard Foe,
Then Lost Consciousness.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, April 2.-M Mrs.
Julia Ciucci, who was slugged while
entering her home several weeks ago,
has recovered and is attending to her
household duties. She says she has
no recollection of the attack. She
heard some one behind her in the
dark, and when she regained con-
sciousnesS she was in a hospital.
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Ordered to Washington.

Capt. Adam Richmond, Judge Advo-
cate Generals Department, stationed
at Honolulu. Hawaii, has been order
ed to this city for duty in the office
of the Judge Advocate General, War
Department
Evening star., 1925-04-02
Low Vacation Fares to California and
Pacific Coast via Chicago & North
Western Ry.

Low round "trip excursion tickets
will be on sale to California and the
Pacific Northwest beginning May
18th; to Colorado beginning June 1st.
Return limit, October 31st.
Get a free copy of booklet Forty
Ways and More to California and the
North Coast" Tells about variable
routes, reduced fares, schedules, etc.
Write r. o. Small, G.. A, c. & N. w.
Ry.. PA Pennsylvania Bldg, Phila-
deIphia, Pa-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1925-04-02

Idleness is unknown on the Island
of Celebes, Dutch East Indies, where
the daughters Of the wealthy and
Door alike toll side by side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Rmitb'u cove Terminal Pier t1=sIr
Ptatfsiaus cafagia
Great Northern Terminal-aif TDkiua
Msru.
Bell street rstmlusi-u = G, G g A..
HpEauIn. ualda
risg srs Nprgbwestsra ~ CAPTAIN.
Victoria
pier i-u s. Essts o.. Jsla Lgsasa.
bach
rist b 8tfs NarhIard VikluE
Pacific Coast Coal EunEsrs c %.
e. rBhlga
a. y ssiprinE Hoard M8ariuEs -ATt
Alamraa, q q G., q usIIpcad
cahnseFirut street Terminal N.rs Eis
triiss ctcss Keys. capFum. Melville
Dollar
Pacific steamship Terminal Eam
Alexander
Aibsfs Terminal 8gr MzuHa Ala
siaey street T,5minalau, q Q b SUR
tsruF
uaatafa Street terminal su Nbiao
star
rodd', uu uasas sstr Sophie chrs.
trnspu.
urummopar Str tstsFla
Wlualuu Marine EaltuaF tEBEis iisrbayj
Htr sehaism sehfa Vancouver Al
uusa and Tartar, haFErs. Henry Wiz
lard. drifft9H ats srhr Ia MERGED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
ELITE IN COURT

WASHING TON Nuy. ia
group % social leaders o. thc navy.
wives Of naval officers. was called
~ The Shenandoah court Of inquiry
today Ia itg investigation ur charges
hy Mrs Margaret Ross IAnsdownr.
concerning Irregularities in the con,
duct Of tho court.
Tho social bloc subpoenaed In.
Guided Mrs Paul Foley. wife or the
former judge advocate Of tho court
Mrs. George w. Steele OF the Lake.
hurst naval air station: Mrs. Jacob
Klein. wife Of the executive off.
Ger or The station, and Mrs. ". r..
Gherrdi. wife or Secretary Of the
Navy Wilbur's personal aide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Building Permits

H. u ltstslisn, ssas s8th = W.. frame
residence l1s93 2os9 ssth a. W.
I ckln ilonE "a bradford st. frame
residence 1tEa5s zYls itlh ave T.
LuHds & Atge SIS y Denny way frame
Residence. is.a9ot 5es7 itfH y. W.
/ r. II. Smith, ESis Yasey st. frsme rest
dsnce. $4,000. si12 t-nd a w
r. II, Smith. sst5 GRney st. frame real
dencr. $4,000 ats9 teud 81 W.
y, H. Shlnolt 5ota broadway. frame
residences. i3,89s lse4 Sand q
G, SaHdlsnd, sEGT Ism =, ". franc
rssidcues. t2.dDH 100 " sstb.
g. Eandlaud. $50 18Th ~ r.. frame
residence I3ioos tss ". Tsh st.
g. sandiaud Ests lsh ~ g.. frame
residence $4,000 5E0s Third ~ "
! g AanGlaHd. sst1 18Th $. a. framu
residences t1.o9o ssIg Third " vs.
8, r Fries. sas s1rd ~ frame residence.
$500. go 1lrd 81
8 =. Friss. igs Gard 81 frame residence.
$500 sa7 gard "
Frsua Mcdonald. 4sGg gard y y. frame
residence, $4,000 syts asrd ~
Anton WiEstrpm. isis Eastern. frame
residencs $1,000. fs3s tsth s. ",
Geo Bartsli. ~ PIKE at. alter store
$500
MaeheIl. Msetl,m Co. sac Fourth g. al.
ter bldg. 1900
y. = Ry 50s King At. renew roof 300.
= $. Aslendy soT W. 5tth It,. frame
residence. $500
Fac. y " EvanE Assn. care architect
church, 100000. 5szs Woodland pk.
ave.
o ". Harris. 1875 Dexter Horton bldg
frame residence. $4,000 1905 DIN ri
Victor I,ahtp, same box on lob bath
mouse. 50 500. liiI gard y.
VI, Nolien. 2aos walnut, frame residence
$500 1905 list s. "
OILS Bjorustad. 500 ~ gznd. frame resi-.
dsnee, t3,S0o; $50 y. 18Th a.
J. 4. Stevenson, '6Q7 iath s.. frame resi-.
deucc. $1,000. 1900 snoqualmis e.
f. l.. HoushRw. 1866 Grand ave. frame
residence $4,000. 1913 seth ave
ThoH. Llowcllyn. 1t18 Wpodaldo ri
frame residence $500: g5f7 i5th s. W
John Austin. 20iO y. Madison. store
bldg. 1890; g02 Queen Anne.
Associated on Co., iJ5a r. H. g service
station $4,000. 51s n. ggth a.
| Clom BkoOr, Fillmore hotel Hrnton.
frame residence. $4,000. $40 w Ar
mour
L. a. Mccartcr. ash w. Barton At
frame residence. 5000; 5sit ~ mar.
ton
Hans Lep-s s7io s7h n w. frame resi-.
derce $4,000 G7ii a7th 81 W.
! Price & Armstrong. t2l5 Raymond.
frame residence, $1,000 69iG inh 81.
L. u. Froomnn, 1884 22ud ave. ~. alter
residence $500
! r. s, =. g T. Coz Seventh and olive NJ.
power house add. $1,000; ans univcr,
aity way,
| iinns Pod'rscn. Alaska bldg, store Md.
| $1,000, 25Oi beacon nvr.
| @. ", H. H. CO., King NJ. station, oil
house, 2oS30 $4,000 1901 Third ave. 4.
Pee. Coast stool CO.. 1901 ssth =. W..
| BLDG. adds $4,000; 1901 2sth q, W.
| VIM. a. BowloB, 1855 Dexter Horton
| BLDG, frame residence. e2xii. $1,000
| J72s 1ith N, u.
g. y. 4 n. r. H. H. CO.. 1861 Thlrd
ave. H., Franc bldg $500.
Capt. V q freeman. $40 y. Highland
dr., alter residence. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
CREDIT WARNING
is IGNORED
Wall Street Pays Little Al
tentiOn 10 Banker
WALL srurTr JOtUNAL TtNAN-
tIAI nf.AHl.M

NEW YORK. NuV IA A. MIIIr
rTa warning against excessive nee
uf credit fur speculative purpose
wbIsh Wall street Interpreted 90
represent tEr continent uf tho enc
tIr# federal reserve board was rrr
grINfd Nu1uut concern hY the stock
market Wbir1 continued the aIIEht
recovery lu prusrras az the previous
close
e. & % maintained its leadership
nt the raIla, advancing e Acc ilaas
while Tho 'udualrIBla were generally
higher o. 5 Rubber raiurd point
90 P-l Hudson b Goo ipaht STA ivr
baker % o. atA and Steel = 90
l3lG
stocks opened firm. a.. steel
1914 up = SWdrbakyr Sea go
p North American. tbFs 90 1st
Consolidated Gas psa. up Af Rub
hrr, e2h, up New Haven lns. Hp
1 e.. a ~. ltah. up A. Hudson.
lois, up r Dupont -g,a. up a
fenn. aoh up a Sinclair. glk, Off
q American sugar Fg4, ufr "a
thgyslrr sls's3 WilBs-uNcrlaHi
a. Uff 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
rs Indicted in Big
Beer Shipping Plot

CHICAGO, Nov indictments
werc returned In federal court hero
today against % persons and com.
ponies In connection with tho de-
livery OF five railroad cora Of beer
10 Morton Grover. H., from Orange,
Mass.
Tho indicted, including railroad
employees, officials Of tho CIT Edge
Beverage Goa OF Lawrence Mass,
federal dry agents and Chicago
policemen nrc alleged TO be involved
In the shipments Of vast qunnttic8
Of bocr from Eastern points to Chi
CHgo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
THANKS W.C.T.U.
Coolidge Glad OF Their Ap-
proval OF His Attitude

DETROIT Nov rs President
Coolidge to-day thanked the national
W G 4 T. convention for his recent
expressions Of approval and support
Of his efforts iu Tho direction OF law
enforcement and observance.
In a telegram 70 Miss Anna Adams
Gordon. retiring president or the na
itonai organization. the president
said
Please extend 10 the national
Womsn Christian Temperance
Union my sincere thanks Tor itg mes
sage ~ encouragement ard support
~ deeply appreciate THIS expires
sion " approval suI pledge Or co.
operation, Niau~fD
CALVIN COOLIDGE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

Ship NeWs
Arrivals ard Departures

Arrived SOY. ih Hif Jane SEDUCTION
towing Rose MshruFT FROM HaH Fraus
gisea AZ noon. Htr Admiral llaBmau from
urraH faia at $40 b. m NrE I've
sr President Mckinley from Tacoma Ei
D. m slF Robin AdalF from AFH
York Vie ports af 40 o.. m ufr Wiiisnln
from >rv York VIA ports ct $3.50 b. Wa
ser Nsbfasta from iHrIuu and Liverpool
VIA ports gt q b. ms uIT Pennsylvania
from Tacoma at : q. m- ar Ciarrmout
frpm Tacoma at 1915 81 W air DO
srEuHau from Han Francisco af 90 ts
a. "a.
sailed Nov lN slr TostHa Nsru Tor
Everett at "a. m su AIr.au sar for
London and Liverpool Via ports al D e. u.
Nov tG-Aur Victoria Tor raeaWN af
s. ma HIf Aal6ua faF Los Angeles ria
San Fraprissp at b. m. ETY. udff-1 FOE
Tacoma st t.ts g. m or Roth Niraana
der f0T Tacoma sg 20 y w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
SHARP RISE IN
WHEAT PRICES
Other Grains Fail to Follow
Its Strong Lead

CHICAGO. Nov ls.-Whvat scared
sharply ON Jhe Chioaso board ~
trade today
Prices finished "a 60 l's higher
most strength Eolpg ln the distant
options Coarse grains tcHird low
Or. strength iu outside markets lea
90 unrustraIuyd buying iu thr local
wheat Pit Many locals aud outside
bulls added strength tn the short
side following reports that Europe
had taken over two million bushels
~ Manitohas
Corn was Inclined 20 las
diNiduality.
Late profit taking casvd prices in
the provisions list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
PROBE DROWNING
Naval officer Found Dead
on California Beach

San DIEGO. Cal. Nov. Is. fBy
q Members Of tho exclusive
Coronado society colony ana United
States naval officers were called 10
testify this afternoon az the naval
board or inquiry into tho mystery
drowning Of Lieut. Nathan Green of
The destroyer Moody.
Lieutenant Green, according 10
evidence az the naval inquest had
been member ot a party Il Tho
Saturday night dance at Hotel Del
Coronado. Les than u hours later
hts body. without coat or overcoai.
was left on tho spanish hight mud.
fats By q reccdinE bay tide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
The Seattle Star

AHNf N"h |nNII ave.
NAlN.HtHu
'iaA. eiIlEu ADVERT Hlhg RATES
Effective. October d 1890
TRANSIENT RATES
''uuni Hlh WHfdr Goo ur lined
emo line luHrrifuu ....... a- JrufH
Nur lIur Insertions .... as grutH
irr lnrrttIuu
ono lut a IuHrIflnUH ..st. 40 cents
.rr Insertion
Male anI Female iltIu wanted
ana Female sluaIiHuH rate
t"f lInr prr insertion 10 comic
Atl 'ht rftlrIuE from uut ~ the state
on ManhiUatH scots 4 rrUiH per
Nwf1 pur Insertion
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar month";
'u 90 20 Hines used during rll-
ruaar month"; lt rruta prr line
100 ta t93 lines used during Gale
rndar month .....la rrutr per line
900 Oh -HH lines u-rl during ,als
rnduT month .....lE UgUta Dor line
4N" ta 500 lines used dmIuF Galr
rudar month ...Il cent? urr line
500 90 iHH lines used duriu- Gale
rHuar month tghg cents nor line
a'' q. s'f liu.H uHri during gslH
rh"Al month -.s.l % cents prr line
COO iH t71 lines uHrd dufuE lsl-
'n9Af munthar = cents psT line
'NN lu tN1 IlUra used during ralr
'nu1r month .arr.ll cents per limo
500 ur more lines used during
calendar month 40 cents per line
'ollohN Cash iu Advance
lrV lines ......-...... as 90
AgFFIllHrra ualuE Stated space uf
lihra minimum dpiIy un yearly
contract win Do allowed iah
crula per limo rate on Fparr used
over minimum up tu 500 lines In
any one month Above 200 lines,
rate un Der above schedule.
FINED SPACE RATES
llno vt more Tor 3 months
, rrfftarrf- s.ssr...tI per line
i lluu ur more Tor d months
sssst+rr...rs srr... 50 90 prr line
linr OR more r1T . months
'rF.ss.rf.sH. s.s.s..afI per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

YOU WANT THE EIHT
Permanent ana portable Tnrarss.
house, stores Terms Marc Port
able Bldg Coz Inc saI. Roy Il.
'.AptN-a'sG. rec. sEuanf-1lsE
flDnEE GaTagsr. ramga. rfr gt,-
portable, permanent or ready rlts
formerly IarfEbIf EmUI1grr.
tuIif-lt.is Continuation 90. iyfz
Fourth 81. HtIn-EEsB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

WHY NOT HAVE SOMETHING
no BE REAL THANK Ftft.
no II ON THANKSGIVING
DAY?
Como In and buy ovcrstuffrd
suite, dining room suite. rugs,
lamps or whit not before
Thanksgiving Day
when you show these things TO
your friends. they viii poin
with you In being thankful TO
find whcrc they can buy home
furnishings for so much less.
This week you have tho oppor-
tunity of choosing from fine
RcloCtiOn, ms We arc unloading
2 cars OF dining room furni-
turc also a ear OF real high
grade bedroom suites.
EVERY ARTICLE rs GuARhN-
TEHD SATISFACTORY or
YOUR MONEY BACK,
2043 Westlake Ave.
out Of the High Rent District
Iiut Right Down Town
llliot-85t0
CORNER OF EIGHTH AVE.
. Blocka North OF Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
F oreign Exchange

NEW YORK Nor. li.=F 8ssieH 60.
change closed steady Demand sfrflInR.
itft S-lf. francs. 80 gf0a lire sBhtoas
Belgium lo.8t52 mzfHa $3.50 HDiIaa8.
eos spain, 1855 Sweden zsgE NaS.
way. s9ts. psnmsrk. Gf8f JuEostaFla.
toetITs greegs teht1ts Montreal
81 Shanghai 1aA Yokohama. tsfE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Seattle Wheat

Ne l western white, ii.tss No I soft
white. fi.tas No 3 western white, tl.tt3
No ! hard winter, tlts, Ne. 1 Northern
.nrLnE an AZ. No. big hLue.Irra. 81 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
PERSONAL
LOST AND FOUND

Luat on suuseJ ihEhaHy friday.
female fox terrier Reward
Phone iERrHafT3n
trflal un #. AAfA ar Greenwood
Htnsslrsg-t
aIE8 GEAEENt. cord uTr. rim SUM
day between Yakima ana Seattle
rApiusltsR
COLD aud white sword stekpln.
Keepsake Gtsrnilr-90tz Res
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

yuDAgo Noy ts.-Caab wheat Sc
. hard. 6lsIA No hard. u.toA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
6 AUTOS FOR SALE
Dodge
HHOTHEHH DEALER

The homo n real used-car values.
whore you get vaIHa f0r v0ur
money and used cars worth own
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Aj MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

81 l-. 81 LILO 'A..
.1Fo On HaHh dD0rH. tIiI4lhs 49,
trfIHl, huiitain nEiuTra by
luE direct from our iari"'t.
''l g,1g ga I9''houa , oo.''1 100
i.aTErr aIzrH 100 proportion o gs
common cross panel doors goo 40
French doors ....srs.s-s sr.'s asG6
NifIuf gGuFs. bryrled mirror II
cupboard doors .-sss..sf
Medicine cabinet bryrled plhiH m
WlHdHhlrlH Eiasa and sedan a""i
NFit7 replaced while you VIZ 81.
hFlir UT telephone iEItulr b'.al '''
large. free. illustrated CHlAlDhss,
- ~ WILLIAMS ca. tEHl laa9l
1879 First Ave D.. seattle. NaaA
GROW IEu SELLS ron LESS
ALL NEW LUMBER nj,
avl,. sbI,l,, ..........fl2 90
Cedar HhipIup. dFy .,s..-.s'rsf -
Kiln dried finish ...ss.ss..s.s 1s.0g
2Rs Fill aud grS jamb ,rr...-s. 4S.y3
Flooring. siding. ceiling ..ssss y. y.
cedar Cal novelty siding .sr.' ~
CEDAR siding s,ts.rs.sss..ffs INV
.hluElra s..sstss.sss' a.n
Lam sfHHr.s rs .fffHs 600 fHHHsf-
$50 and AIS gutter. per lin. o. ana -
Garage doors made % order FOR Leu
window and door frames to
order for .........s.ss.s.sssL s4l
EvEHYTHfNG ~ LUMBER
WE DELIVER ANYWHERE
r. II. GROCER Lumber Co, Foot OF
HiEth W. on Canal
GArnd-67A5 Seattle, wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18


IA EVERYTHING FOR
WOMEN
A Good Marcel Wave, soc
Ey Advanced students only
Piper q Tart bldg MAin.93s0
s SlTuATI0N-FEMALE
| WOMAN in need wants day of home
work MAiu-Jaat, Room
---~-~~~~-~--~~---~~~~~~ ~
8 MALE HELP WANTED
| STEADY. reliable men wanted L.
take up Modern BarberinE as a
profobaion and fill vacancies In
our barber shops in Seattle Light.
easy wrll-paid work Call ur
write Molsr Barber College. go
Occidental ave.
/ At ANNEX. 200i sth. near WcHtlnkr
avs clean. furnished steam heated
bedrooms imcu). free bath aud
phone Trans. zoe; weekly So up.
ROLLER, SKATING tonight Mt West-
lake Rink. Westlakc, Denny way
aud Ninth ave.
MODERN AUTO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL, day. night Glasses Send
for trcr catalog No. 2. 300 u. Pike.
Fish and chips. 20c Alley Kat Cafe.
>>>--~----~~-~~~~--~-->,>~~
10 SITUATION-MALE
Now-Easy Terms
Rcshingllng, CUTTERS. dowuapouts.
concrete work and repairing
sunsot.6SJ2 or EAat-o70i.
CARPENTRY. romodeling. painting.
kalsomininG .rcshlngling. Prices
very reasonable. Workmanship
guarnntecd CApitl-395i.
ROOFS patched or rcshingicd:
leaks Gtoppcd, No Job too small,
GALL MIX. TUCKER. kEnwd-OSU2
Tor painting, papcrhunging and
houec. repairing,
ROOF repairing. reshinEling. down
Apouts. CUTTERS general repairing
PAPERHANGING aud llalsomininE
by the man that knows his bust
ness. GArrld-5S6i.
FOR drilling wells for water see
Roger Graham. Box 2q3 Phone
l2G-J-l Kent Wash,
PAINTING. tiuting. paper hanging,
-''ll''l w ~ We - : 49, ~ y w ' ~,
PAPER HANGING Uniting. printing,
! GUARANTEED SUusct-7li?.
PAPER hanging, kalpomlplnK.
painting Brown, BEaen-2gS2.
ENCHANTING, hauling: 15-ynrd
trlck SUnact-6sl0.
CARIpENTBR wants work, so.
ELlot-70t6.
~~~--~e.-~>~~,>~~--~s~-~ -S-s>s,-Jss,~>-~-I-~
1d-A PUPILS WANTED
Bcrnhard Perboncr, Violin Teacher.
Vlolna free. Reasonable. sol
University building 1905 Third,
s~~~~N~>,,,.s~>N-~~s~--
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
A WELL Furnished b-room mousse,
Sib monthly, includlnyrtoum hcHt
ana light ill2 'st South.
ltAnlcr-222i
ROOMS furnished, plenty storage
space, steam heat md light; $50
monthly illg iist Ave, South,
RAnIcr-2227
DUPLEX Living room, kitrhcncttc,
bedrooms, bath, telephone, $40. 2bB
70, Newton. Chpltl.e35t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Z FEMALE HELP WANTED

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES Ez
prglFurr uunrtrsHhfp Earn SIS
ta ii3 weekly during spare time
90 home riEuifird work for hon
rst sincere persons FRANKLIN
PRODUCTS corr Dept hsEG
iti8 Hlue Island Ave Chicago
POLLY PHtM sayHE II junt couldn't
keep house without thr Cascade
Laundry ny washing and IRON
Ing is % nicely done, and then.
too, ms attunEth W. saved" Cas-
rade Laundry NAin-I6ao
LEARN "a profession and br inde-
pendent Take advantage ~ oar
special trrWa CHraau'H Hair
Dressing College. THE school that
knows iia rubJrgiH. Yale Bldg.
opposite = q
WANTEb-yirl or Woman fa help
young couple with Z ghlareus a
good home Tor someone waE~us
so month At ErHwrrtan Mrs
frank Pierce ChhrleElon Wash
futR dollar viii 90 double duty
Wgfth'H SIS Coat and prcrs
shop second floor. Denny build
ing opposite Bon MHrchc
ROLLER SKATING tonight az West
lake Rink. Wcstlakr I~nuy way
and Ninth ave
JAZZ piano taught BrIu's. 500 Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
CONCRETE

IliI 'ilh READY no POrI
UhNH TIME .ngI Trgf.fsf
SAW SPACE SAVES HDggl
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-05-16
BETHANY M. p. CHURCH.

Sunday School and Adult Bible
Glasses at 10 A. M.
Divine worship and sermon at II
A. NJ. and P. M.
Intermediate and Junior G.. E. SER
vice at 7 P. M. Prayer service and
short address by the pastor Wednes-
day evening at o'clock.
E. L. BUNCE Minister.