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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-08-28
MOUNT HOLLY SUNK
BY BURLINGTON nine
DoyIe's Double In Ninth Inning
Ruins Eckert's Winning Streak;
Score 81

Burlington nosed out Mount Holly
in sensational tilt Saturday, 3-2.
Doyle's double in the ninth inning
sent Arenz across with the run thai
busted up the game. Arenz had pre-.
viously led off with single and adj
vanced to second on Mccormick
bunt to Eckert. The Mount Holly
hurler tried to nip Arenz at second
on the bunt, but failed. Then came
Doyle's double.
For eight innings Conroy kept
Mount Holly runners away from the
scoring station, but in that canto the
'Hollies" broke loose and scored a
pair of markers, tying the score.
Clevenger, batting for McCue, led
off with single to center. Nixon
also singled and both runners ad-
vanced base on -Albertsons sacri-
fee. Watson pulled the squeeze,
Clevenger scoring. Rossell singled
to right, sending Nixon across with
the tying counter.
Then came Burlington's final run
in the ninth, undoing the great
rally of Mount Holly.
Conroy hurled a great game for
the winners, allowing only six hits
and whiting twelve batsmen. G..
Eckert also hurled well being reach
ed for only seven blows.
1T was the first defeat in six starts
for Eckert.
Albertson committed his first error
in nine games for Mount Holly in
the second inning and this paved the
way for Burlington's first run. Sholl
was the fortunate one, and he pro-
ceeded to steal second and scored on
Doyle's safe crack to centerfield.
Two singles and stolen base ac-
counted for Burqington's other run
in the fourth.
Doyle was the big gun with the
willow, driving in two of Burling
toms three counters with a double
and single. Arenz and Mccormick
each had pair of timely blows for
the winners while Watson managed
to grab two of the six hits made by
Mount Holly.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-08-28
LONE TALLY IN ELEVENTH
GIVES NEDFORD VICTORY
Pair OF Errors Result In Only Run
In Fast Battle With Riverton

Medford spurted to the front In
thr Burlington County League by
,,osing out Riverton in a sensational
elevendnning battle, to 0, at Med
ford on Saturday, while Deianco was
dropping a SO decision to Roebling.
Austin Vaughn and Herbert clash
ed in one of the closest hurting duels
of the season. Both pitchers were
;nvincible the first ten innings, and
only a costly miscue by Sharp IN the
eleventh enabled the Medford crew
m exc out victory.
Norman Vaughn started the llth
nv hitting through E. Coyles legs.
Austin Vaughn sacrificed, Herbert 70
shorn Norman Vaughn kept on 10
,h;rd ON the play and when Sharp
threw over Holvick's head in an at
tempt to head him off, Vaughn scam
pered home with the only run OF the
thrillipg, contest.
It AaAa tough game for Herbert
20 lose w he kept Medford's five hits
we'll scattered and whitfield seven bat
Anen. Austin Vaughn, however was
sanyincible, giving four bingles during
h long struggle and retiring eight
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-08-28
How Much
IS YOUR BADY'S
LIFE WORTH?

The u. S. Government fig
ures it around $4,000. A New
Jersey court says it is only 6
cents (of course it was not the
judges child.) But were put
ting it up to you. How much
is that boy or that girl worth
to you?
The number of deaths from
pneumonia in children under
three years is very large
proven to be due in a great
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homes are not properly heated
and the "baby's Playground
the floor-is too cold. How
about your home?
We can give you heating
system and positively guarantee
il TO heat any room in your
home to 70 degrees when the
outside temperature is at zero.
We can connect your heating
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that your desire, all the time.
We can, in this way, prevent
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How much is that worth to
your We can soon tell you
what it costs.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-08-28

IUtdIs - = q z
Medford :. 0 0 % 0 0 0 0 0 0 IL
Riverton 0000 20 90 % o 0 90
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-08-28
IS P . r T S
men by the strikeout route /.

Medford several times had men
within scoring distance, but Herbert
frightened. Riverton committed four
miscues, while the leaders performed
in errorqess fashion behind Vaughn,
several times turning hits into outs.
B. Vaughn starred at bat for Med
ford with a pair of hits, while M.
Coyle had two of the four hits made
by the losers. B. Kline and M.
Coyle starred on the defense for their
respective teams.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-08-28

Banner Ads Bring Results. Try
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
LARGE COMMUNICATING KTTCHE,

1888 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE sE-TWC
rooms. kitchen, porch. bath. gas cleo. phone
entire floor: strictly private. Line. 9116
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13

800 10th STREET-NEW, 5
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APT. !, 1925 FLORIDA AYE.-oNE-R0OH
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10 D ST. s.E.-FLAT; FOUR ROOMS AND
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13

. NICE LARGE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13

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End floor. . porches. complete kitchen. cleo.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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kitchenette. private bath. 2nd-hoor front ::
$50 month inducing gas. electricity hot
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13

COLORED-600 G ST. N.E.-3rd FLOOR 3.
bright rooms, kitchenette ind bath: m l.:
steam heat. Lincoln T54I ISA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-13

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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

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bachelor apt: attractive three rooms kitchen
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II SECOND ST. NE. NEAR CAPITOL
room fiat. ami. sink, Ink: employed
adults preferred: single furnished room. 10"
1913 G, STANTON Apt AND u ROOMS
with porch: $50 and SOS: newly decorated:
elevator and janitgr 49,
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$50. also attractive basement apt. 3 bright
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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kItchenette.- bath: newly and attractively fur
nished; Will sell furnishings rent reas. Is
1I20 COLUMBIA RD.-TWO ATTRACTlS r,
large rooms. kitchenette. bath, pantry, trunk
room electricity 13s
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COPLEY COURTS-TWO ROOMS RITCH
and bath. Main 1900
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Personals Nerviosas y Cansa-
das Hallan Un Nueyo
Delete En- Ell
Nuga-Tone
obra eficaz Y rapidamente

Gs ssngre dehe tener hierro los
Nciv1os F6sforo. Ell Nuga-Tone da Hie-
zro los Nervios. Es un cientifico Re-
constituyente de Ia Sangre de los Ner.
vtos, Es maravillosa La rapidez con que el
Nuga-Tone devuelve Ia energfa y vtgor
a los nusculos y nervios gastsdos. Produ
&c sangre rica, fuerte f.rme, aumen-
tsndo Embellishments So fuersa de re,
sistencia. Produce IN sueho reparadCF,
Ouer apetito y. buena digestion. Regula-
RIA el f1ncionamiento de los intestinos
= le devuelve ell entusiasmo la ener-
gix. 81 usted no Sc siente perfectamente
bten. est& en- Ia obligaci6n de ensayario.
81 no recibe ningnn beneftcio NADIA Ie
cortara. No es desagradahle para tomar
usted empesar& sentirse mejor inmedia-
taraente. 81 su Tnedico no Sc 10 ha rece-
tado todav1a solicitelo de su droguista y
conprele nn frasco dc Nuga-Tone. No
ccnipre ningGn substitute T6melo du.
fante unos pocos diss y 81 no siente me-
ioria dovuelvale a su 6roguista ell saldo
del frasco tnmediatamente le devolver&
sn dinero. Los manufacturers del Nuga-
Tone solicitan todos los droguistas
dar Ia garantia de que 81 usted no dueda
satisfecho le dev,uelvan su dinero inme.
distamente. Recomendadn. garantizado
dc venta en- todas bostcas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

Eneiaremos este enad1o
arfistico, tamdfio zesfp
en-, en- coloTes. fituiado
Ell Amor Sc Conqtiista
ConseYvan1ola BelIeza
y milestras de rs4estros
b7odVctos, al recibo De
ess1mbilidS de ccsreo
equi,ldlertes a 10 centa
t,os Inonedd americans.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

Esta bella actriz,- . QUEEN los di-
reetores cinematograficos est&n acor
des en- angurar un briliante porve-
mir, nlide cinco pies y cinco puIga-
das de est&tura y pesa l25 libras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

La "Fan1dlia Ralston'' fu6 IA
mosa en- los Estados Unidos por la
propiedad con que su compafiia re-
presentabal los dramas del extenso
repertoire sespiriano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Ios PRoYEcTos DE
INA sAcRTzs OCT ToGEEARIA { 4

Is
Despues de ton,ar parte en- algus
mar escenAs de Ia p6lieulA Divorcio
preventive. Z. de la Paramount, di-
r1gida por Paul Bern, la veterana
actriz Ruby Lafayette tiene proyec-
tado hacer un viaje a Nueva York
psra visitar los grandes estableci-
niientos de nodas, abiertos desde
que ella fue a radicarse en- Califor-
MA. sa1udar a unos cuantos amigos
y coInpaneros, Y regresar a Holly
wood para continuar trabajando Ell
el estltdio de, la Paramount como ha
venido hsciendolo en- los d1timos
tsfcs.
En la pelicula "Diyorcio preven-
tiep",. en- la cual, Agnes Ayres in
terpreta el papel de ,protagonista,
toinan pare los eminentes artistas
Pat o'Malley v Raymond Hatton.
Tainbien aparece en- ella la bellfs--
ma actrtz Jane wtnton, famosa bell
dad de la compaifa Follies, de Nue.
va York. r = oe
49, - - A ~ II a. 1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

Las personals fl4cast palidaS, ner~
yicsas, dSbiles y extenuadas, tie
nen Ia sangre pobre. Estan yujetas
. resfriados, pulnnonias, malaria.
.c6lera o cualqniera de las mditi-
pies dolentiAs, que prevalecen Tn&s
o nlerlos en- todo tempo. LA Pa
'NACEA DE SWAIN va la rafz
del mai Es I'm vivifcador de la
sangrr. Enriquece' la sangre y for
tihca Ia constitution. 81 resultado
es que la carIie sc po1e enjuta j
firme = e cuetpo es fostifeado pa
RI resistir la enfernledad. Es
ul1 restanradog nisrasiiiasn del
tuerpo. De vei1ta en- las fatmacias
y droguerias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
PoLA NEGRI RECUERDA
D1As PAsADos EN- Ell
EsTUD1o DE BERLIN

Cuando hace unas semanas, antes
de coincnzar la impression de las es.
cenas de la pehc11la lei Parafso
Prohibido''. !. en- Ell estucaio de la Pa.
Iamount, Pola Negri lego una ma
5ana a la puerta del estudio, s,t
enor,ne auton6vil girls Sc detuvo re
pentinameiite. en- el instante que
otro autoIn6vi1 hacia 10 mismo.
Pola Negri y el desconoctdo que
descendi6 del auto Sc detuvieron a
pocos pasos de. distancia ell 1no
del otro y SO miraron fijamente CO.
-.nC 81 Sc esforzasen en- reconocerse.
No hay dnda que ambos Sc reco-
nocieron en- seguida, pues el cronis-
"a les .vio estrecharse afectuosamen-
Re la lnano como 10 harlan dos bue-
nos amigos despues de una largs
separation.
IC6mo no habfa de ser afectuoso
aquel encuentro, 81 Ell cabalIero que
acababa de descender del auto no
era otro que Ernst Lubitsch, ell emi-
nente director que cclabor6 con Po-
la Negri en- sus primeros triunfos
ctnematografcos?
La -coincideneia de liegar juntos
en- sns rOspectivos autos al sstud,c
tr = + : y r. -. s 80
de Ia Paramount, trajc a los artis-
.tas "Reminiscences de a4uellos dias.
lseis afios antes, en- que ninguno de
los dos tenia auto.
''En el estndio de Berlin donde
arnbos trsbajsban habia un auto,
81 cual por Las matianas iba a reco-
ger a los srtistas q sus casas para
nevarlos al estudio. Como que el
auto teria eapaeidad para cinco
asientos , como que los que 10 ocupS
bannos 6ramos seis y alguna veg
stete, no ibamos en- 81 muy c6modcs,
como podr$ Snponerse, pero ST muy
orgullcsos y muy contentos de no
tener que II al estudio en- los tran
Was p6bicos", dijo Pola Negri al
reporter que SO apresur6 felicitar
a los grandes artistas por su felis
reunion en- 81 estudio de la Para
mount, sn circunstancias enteramen.
te mas halagiieaas que cuando los
azares del destino les obligaron a
Sepsrarse.
En- "a pelicula Ell paraiso prohi-.
ioiao' toman parte artistas tan emil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
CINEGRAFICA..

nenfes como Rod LA ROGUE. Adolp
he Meujcu y Pauline starke, uutenss
sscundan acknowledgements Ia brillar-
to labor artfstiea de Ia protagouista.
La empresa Warner Brothers ce-
lilo a La Paramount, nediante ARE
glo especial, al director Ernest Lu-
bistch para que pudiese hacerse car
go de Ia direction de esta pelicula.
Sc AUGURA UN BRILLANTE
rUTURo A LA JovEE ACTRIz
ESTER RALSToN.
Ester Luisa Ra1ston. la bellisima
;oven quien el director Herbert
Bremen confio la Interpretation del
papei de "Sehora Darling en- Ia
pelicula Peter Pan de. La Para
mount, es una muchacha sencilla y
modesto como no hay otra.
Estas dos bellas cualidades mora
les. corren psrejas con La hermosura
f;s1ca de Ester, pnes basta verla en-
IL pelicnla Peter Pam para pro
cIamsrla la mas her1nosa entire las
hey1nosas. Miss Ralston hace EN- la
pelfcula una Interpretation ideal del
pareI de madre de los niiios Peter Y
Wendy.
La rubia beldad de ojos azuIes
de la Paramount, a pesar de haber
nacido, como quien dice, en- el tea
tro, pues sus padres eran actores, "
la aiiaz piso por primera vez las
tablas de un teatro a la temprana
edad de dos amos, Ester Ralston es,
On opinion del director Herbert Bre-
ron Ia inujer "mAs natural de
cuantas han aparecido ante Ell pl-
blico, en- la pantalls, desde Ell, adve-
lin:sento del cineuiat6grafo.
Ester Ralston nacio en- Bar Har-
Dor. er el dininuto estado de Mai
re, el II de setiembre de 1902, sien
do educada en- dos irnportantes CO.
legios de Washington y Nueva
York.
La "Fam1ia Ralston" fu6 IA
moss en- los Estados Unidos por la
propiedad con que su compaHia re-
presentabal los dramas del extenso
repertoire sespiriano.
La primera pelicula en- que Miss
Ralston, tom6 parte fu6 La intitula-
ds .'Huckleberry rinn", de la Pa
ramount- En ella Ester interpret6
oil papel de noy1a del protagonista.
FL battle, IA nataci6n, Ia equita-
ti6h Y Ia lectura son los pasatiern-
pos favoritos de Ester Ralston.
Esta bella actriz,. . uuien los di-
reetores cinematograficos estan acor
des en- angurar un briliante porve-
mir, niide cinco pies y cinco puIga-
das de est&tura y pesa l25 libras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Fraucia preyta las ioyas de Ma
pole6n Bonararte Ia CorpsSia
qus innprsstcn6 ls rsllcula ma
dams San-Gene',.

qus iznprsstcn6 "a pslAcula ma
dame san-Gene".
Gracias La cooperation prestada
por Ell Gobierno frances = los direc-
torres de los principales museos de
Frsncia a la cornparfa de La Para
mount que impresion6 en- aquel pals
las escenas de la peiicula hist6xica
Madame Sans-Gene" el vestuar1o
' las joyas que 1ucen los artistas que
tomsn parte en- ella. son los nismos
ore, usaron la Emperatris Josefina
la Emperstriz Maria Luisa Y. 81 pro
pic Napoleon Bonaparte.
NJ. Reno Hubert, reconocida auto
ridad en- vestuario del periodic napo-
ie6nico, a cuyo cargo estuvo la Sc
lecci6n de los trajes usados EN- ia
paiculs Monsieur Bsaucsire'', 50
ha encargado de igua1 trabaio en
Ia pel1cu1a Madame sans-Gepe"
sn la cual Gloria Swanson interpre-
ia el papel de protagonista..
Ell hecho de que Ia pelicula esta
I,asada en- i'm asunto cliIninanre de
Ia historic francesa, undo al hecho,
no 1nenos importante. de que flte i'm
presionada en- los nismos lllgares
ftonde Sc describen las. escenas Ell
ella, presentadas presta i'm cardcter
e3elus1vamente naclonal q las ac-
riyidades del estudio parisien de Ia
Paramount. a esto Sc debe, en- gran
parte. Ia yalioss cooperation exsen-
G.ds e1l todos momentos Al director
de Ia pelictla. M Leonce Perret,
por M, Bouchs, director del Museo
.Csrnavslet. en-, donde Sc galarda Ia
collection mas completa de reliquias
nspole6nicas que existe en- Europa.
Entire los traies de inapreciable
valor que aparecen en- la pelicula.
figura el famoso uniforme do gran
gala que uevaba Napoleon cuando
fu6 coronado emperador con SD
esposa Josefina, en- NHestra se6ora
de Paris Las cajitas de rap4, del
cnsl Napoleon hacfa gran uso, con
la N imperial grabada en- orc y pie
dras preciosas, figuran tsmbien en-
rlanos del principal int6rprete de
Ia pelicalla. EN- las escenas en- que
ell Emperador aparece. Una leopol-
dina, con nonturas de esmersldas,
La cual puede verse en- muchos cua.
dros de Napoleon, Y que. segin cuen
ts Ia cr6nica. le fu6 regalada pe1
m jedtve estpcio $entido, tambien
aparste On Ia pel1cuia. On rico aba.
nSeo de rlumas due perten6ei6 ! ma
riA Luisa dc Austria ' vArios &rti
c,ilos , gran duversidad de obietos
del periodic. dan ma atm6sfera de
verisno , antenticidad los pasaie.
cuiininantes de la obra.
Como .es sabido, las escshas de
"a pelicuia fueron impresionadas s+
los nismos lngarss donde SO desa.
rrollaron los episodios que en- elias
Sc describen, en- Malmaison, Fontai1
ebleau, compiegne, etc, etc.
Madame sanSGene'' es una
te1fcula 1levada a 10 pantalla por
Ia Paramount con todo 81 lujo y pro-
piedad uue el argumento do tan be
la producci6n requiere.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
coMEDOR EScoLAR DE LA ES,
CUEI4A RUIZ BELvIs 7sk

La Asociaci6n de Padres Macs
tros de la Escuels Ruiz Belvis, por
medic de su Tesorera da los siguien-
tes informes de los fondos adquiri-
dos para la construction del Come
dor Escolar de dicha escuela:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
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proAtnm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
The Radio Star
K. t. MUSIC ON
AIR TONIGHT
Bands and Banquet RadiOed
for Northwest

TWO Seattle stations again broad
= east iknigats Tcmplar music FOR
radio fans an over the West Tues
day evening. stsFtiug OF with ban.
quot music by KFOA from tho span
irh ballroom at The olympic at 6tb.
Tho grand MASTERS choir and the
Kansas city CommBndcry Cleo club
viii sing. and there viii be urehcs
tIal music
From $50 until 40 KTCI. ana
, KFOA VIII broadcast Tcmplur band
music, kTCL from the gwndslBnd
at FIRM and Lonora. kFOA from
Volunteer park The Volunteer park
concert s by the Kansas City band,
the grandstand show by the Wis.
consin commandcry players.
Pacific Northwest radio fan6 will
be able 20 lunch 10 music Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday. Ia future, The
Moves cafeteria orchestra VIII DO
broadcast by KTCL on those days
from 1880 20 1880 on Tuesday and
Thursday. from J 10 on Sunday A
little moro midday music will DO
welcomed. especially by women,
Pacific NorthwSs; Products orchcs
ira. under o. A. Gocmmer, Will play
from kTCL from . until 10 Tuesday
evening. running thru a list OF cinHsi'
cal aud popular numbers, At z the
station broadcnsts Kirchncr's orehcs.
ira. sponsored by tho simond Saw
& steel company. and Prof Bror l.
Grondnl. L, Of W, viii talk on
what Is wood1"
Ifthere isn't enough doing IN town
for You, there's golt lesson from
KPOA az \. or tho Packard ballad
hour az 10. from XII,
XII also offers Roland Bottomlsy
and Kitty Barlow baritone and
piano. Mt o. Violet Silver. violin. and
John do Gfocn, marimhaphonc. at
$40. Movie ntgrt from xxx at Hol.
lywood starts at 10, KEW has port.
land orchaBtas on at and 10
If you haven't picked up the new
coaster. KAi1 III Fresno. yet. don't
try Tuesday. No show Try Wednes'
d.ty from 7l5 20 or therrnbouts, az
ga meters KGO has varied muHls
cal program, starting at \, featuring
selections from Japanese opera,
THE Picture Bride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
TUESDAY
HOME sTATIONs

KTCL (9o5) $40. mrrksts; 10. KTCL
Knddles' club. a.3o Louisiana oommRu.
derry band; Z, 1trchnor's orchestra; s.5o,
wisconsin commaudcry band.
KFoA N5i)-i0 knights TsmpIsr pa.
rade; 1890 luncheon program; and
6. Hoffman, orchestra. 6Jb, musical pro-
gram. X r banquet. olympic Hotel;
$3.50. kansas city commandcry band.
10, Hardness orchestra.
KJR i3sD-10.5O Puget Sound Say.
I]nEa program; /, markets. 1915, Inusl-
Gale; 2lJ, homo economics talk: s:3O,
studio musical program. -
OTHER STATIONS
KPo B2s). san Fronclsco-7. orch.s.
ira; 3. program, golt Lesson; 10. Ca
blrlans. 90
KIN 5000, OnlJlnnd-7, news.
KGO H8D. ontland-s, studio pro-
gram, TO- orchestra.
KMJ 23D, FreSno-sllent night
XII H01), Los AnEoles--s md o, pro-
grams, b.30, violin ana neutrality-suspicious.
duets; TO- ballad hour
XIII 900, Los Angeles s5O, talk
on dogs. 8, program. 10. orchestra
KIM B3D. Holywood.-s. program
10, movie night orchestra.
KGW d0D, portiand-s. concert; .
and 10, orchNatruB
KOA t328, Dcnyor--s 100, concert; Al.
lent thereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
File Murder Charge
in Taxi Man Shaving

Formal charges OF first degree
murder were filed late Monday in
federal district court here against
Lloyd L. Hudson, 20, sailor abroad
the battleship Arizona. He is nc.
cuscd OF the fatal shooting Of Earl
AnabIc. taxicab driver, in Fort Law
ton military reservation July "a.
Robbery is believed tho motive.