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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Portland Live Stock
Thursday's Quotations

Receipts. CSC. Tone Of market,
steady. steers. good grade. ;7.aS
t7.5s. medium. f6.=sa7.2s; common.
tb-sg q e.9s. Gamers and cutters. $40
5.zs; heifcrs. good, tsas-7s. medium
and common, St6e; cows. good, sS.ss
ag. medium ami common. sfG5@s:
Gamers and cutters S7dt. bulls. can
uers and boloenaH. t5a4; calves. me-
dunn and choice. $50 lbs. down, $50
10. ise TO 2sa lbs. ss.7sGs: go It's.
NJ. fs.se e.ss.
iIogs-R Receipts. 300 Tone OF market
higher. Medium. good and choice. Ice
20 200 lbs. siigiI.s5: ee0 TO go lbs.
fi0.25Rli: $50 lbs. Up. Ss.s0dii: pack-
Ing. smooth heavy. $3.50 ESQ: pack
ing. rough heavy, ss99Ts. feeders
aud stockcrs. $50 s,ae.
sheep Receipts zoe. Tone Of market.
steady and higher. Lambs. 50 lbs.
down, medium 20 ehoiee. ti4uis.2ss
hcavywcights. medium and choice. tts
4if: culis and commons, all weights,
'itdi4; wCthcfs. ss.sog 1880; ewes.
common 10 choice, ssWa.
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New Corporations

Puget Packing Co,-w. f. Eppesson.
Il. =, small ID. 4. Emery, 30 years.
seattle Se.0Qo.
National Radio CO. W. Cleveland.
Jr. Il. {, Perkins, c. i. Closer. 90
years Seattle. S5ee.
Goldberg s Carman IS. A. Carman. G.
c, Bryan. {. II. Goldberg, 30 years.
seattle $4,000
Associated sec, Corp.-H S. Winter
mute. l. J. Webster. q. {. Wintermute.
$4,000. Seattle. so years.
Benson Chokcr Hook Corp. III. L. Ben
son. i J. liamlaud. J. u. Moran, J. j.
Larlmcr. 50 years Seattle, $4,000.
Domestic Electric Appliance Co.-Chas,
Relsdorff. NJ +. Bcisdorff. Stanley Well
er; $4,000. 80 years. Seattle.
Foots Creek Mining Gov. r. Nil
lard, W. T. Lockhart. NJ. NJ. Goodeaoush,
Seattle so years. $4,000
American Adjustment Corp. L.
sumrall. c. J. sumrali. 20 years. Seattle.
$1,000.
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Building Permits

c. Johnson. :sso W. ssnd. frame resi-
dence. $500.
Metropolitan Bldg. Co. 1901 18th ave.
alter basement. etc. $4,000,
Martin Aenmum. 5si0 18th y. w, frame
residence. $4,000.
Rainier orn. Iron Wlcs.. t0.0 Eighth ave.
s, shed addition, $1,000.
A. NJ. wetherli, 1908 Minor ave, resi-
dence addition. $500.
V. L. harrington, 5siS 18th y. E, gar
age. xSGp
Western Lime Co.. care architect. apart
mcnt house $4,000.
John Foglstrom. si4t W. 6Srd St, frame
= residence. $500,
Joe s,llIer. 2s5 y. seth. frame residence.
si,seo.
C. H. Biokel. 3Os E. i5th. frame resi-
dcneo. $4,000.
Midland Inv. CO.. sci Dexter Horton.
frame residence. $500.
II. Geek. SFss Morgan St. frame resi-
dence. $4,000.
Nick Pletseaette. s0os s5th S W. f.-ss.,->
residence. $500.
Il. II. watson. s25s 18th n. T.. frame
residence, $4,000.
10. 4. carver. 2s.l n. 5o,h. frame resi-
dencc. $500.
Waiter Brown, 1850 18th :. W. frame
residence. $500.
4. n. BREhy. Hotel Stevens. frame resi-
dencc. $500.
Am. I.lncif supply. Inc, care architect.
laundry building. $4,000.
Thomas Peterson. SIT Bel At, frame
residence. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
GRAIN MARKET
IS LOWER

CHICAGO. Jan. is.-Grain futures
finished generally lower today. In
an earlier bulge July wheat and
MAY corn penetrated 70 new hish
ground. but sagRed back later under
profit taking Corn derived It's weak
ness from wheat. nlthu II showed
better resistance under tho reaction.
oats were quiet and dropped un-
der tho influences 81 other grains.
Provisions rested firm at the pre-
vlous close without feature.
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PARIS. Pour years In the he 81,
svI. Of Porisian night NE Ieit "a, ,
4s vincent. chorus girl. physicpI
and mental wreck. During . per,
,a,.r,,,ce OF "fos Gauons Petits
.be s,epped 70 the front Of The stage.
.,.,uned out an the foctllshts' ana
,hcn sbot herself thru the head
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I,r.Il nA.AD DAIS

AugTREss I'd like TO know
Norah. what has become Oh al wy
roast beef and cake left over iro'n
ycsterdsy. .r
NpRAH- Now, mum, dldA yH
meyer have n policeman calm on
YER when yer waa my ase!--i-'''
don Opinion
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OUNCE OF PRECAITI0N

REILLY-Step up heie. OBrien,
and let me have a good look at ye.
oBRIEN-what's the idea?
REILLY-1'vc got some insultln'
things 10 cay TO 80. an want TO
be able later on to identify yc posi-.
lively as tho man who ahtrucl,
nIe.-Life.
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Omaha Live Stock

Cattle Receipts, 5000 Tone OF market
steady YrarlipHa. g6.sSafi.2s; steers.
Ess0ai ~ cows and heitcra. s. 800 $50;
stockcrs aud feeders, $3.50 47.Ss; calves
S3.to6io. bulls and staga. s3,15 d 6.2b.
Hogs Receipts. 1890, Tone Of market,
slow. Bulk. tq.s0u t0.35. top. tia.io.
500. Tone OF market.
steady. Nsarlmgu. sti.s6dis. wrthgrp.
tauiis lambs. sis55Q1sSo; ewes,
skg5afe.75.
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HTS TROTBaDoTR

E.DhiD'-Troubadours no longer
!" the Spanish maldeu's fan.
q. "hen Pedro Msnez stood be.
-. 'as balcony Of gsnorita Ror.
y Nuring forth hls heart and
n Dhg. he was caught on the
~. hying slipper from the
80 aand. Policc we're asked
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Boston Wool

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-THE wool market Is
steady. with foreign wool more active.
Doincstlc woods are practically cleaned
Up IN the local market for some grades.
Prices were aaid 20 be slightly easier
compared with December rates
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. ts,-Foroign Cx-
change closed higher. Demand sterling,
,a7sR, up a; francs, s0.06s7s. up
50 O60G: lire. s0.0i05is. of to.oo07; Bel
rium, t0.5oii., M s0.000eA marks
.ss0. Holland. i0ss, OFF s0.o0o3. Russian
5i4; Shanghai. IS; Yokohama, 3SS7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Il a. y LAY cosczF9''
: s.: n: :sg:: :.ss 81 sff s:ss; ss::
ID s,srspressua.ioa method OF treatssnt stops -
I'll Q9 Flea !. si.: out as sss suffered rita
usza, haze suffered cant 6elieV. mere ever go
asl. i. ap -as coapsi1sd y wife up froa
. , ss., =, o. r.sa1s, oshsr nsrvs
anv frs ayins. W pao;esrara taken Jus. s.ssr
yo.Taio s.se. and the photo does not
r :asa soasitoa the fissa Of AZ developed IN me
" e hose little have rot nssa ne nypossss
ss .sa a siF. iii never eeapslls4 . use II
ss.. si1 days through VI q sst-a an
!" 70 rs,arn OF as.hza since. van. az o.
ard for ina: rea.on sisdiy give sa9 sS for
ai.aiaa and in sasa ssnnsr as asy TT. rs
s'l Of terrible disease as s'.sa. and
q. s liz. in Ysxiaa and 50 visited aiffersn points
a:. s.'s ssa t 9s a .Ss' Rs.5as
~. m s.s :s.a f s aTs
x.''a. .asn 70 YAka. rop ~ .rsvsl ard .Esss-
sl..' ~. 60: bit Of relief sTs9
i rA: .s :a. Into ..r p
M aa: Dr. Lo4shasy could stop ss'ssa " wife '''
.I boh nigh. and DAY IN all travels sosT scare
ssa :: 80: L. sss e s.
.rsa.ssn. STOPPED their ASTHMA ard you have pearl
q i.s lIfo tho day began :F' a.
K s H : K si sis s9
aisy a.. 'ssts and a. a, soa' 20 s sooSs
W ,srt Of /, the tina. sa.
:' os ss' at. % s
lsopls tell .hey entirely free roe
s,aa, surely Is proof enough 20 satleiy s
- hsptieal that Lo1shnsys trsatsent Is rohasFA
w age Is sixty four years.; ~ permanent h'1'
81, fash. last thirty years y
r,.s.ss-l<eer in Yskaa 100 East Yakaa ny VIE
a I1,gfIssfevita, 70. testify 70 me ABOVE.
,S."s Relat IT. Nae-M
E. 60 Eon1nA IkRz7xkI-
[isCynHxIss .Yakira, Sasn.
sworn to before no this /f ess Of January 49,
ao..r2 2p SasS[ ! Il Sasss.r the ST..
I OF Washington, residiy at Cent?
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s :, :, mouth !, the subscription
y" =. 10. SEATTLE Star. ~ isn't vary
nr,'.n y will surely buy a good
- w you get The star.
u s.,' al paper delivered By author.
@nsf' Phone Nain-Oee0.
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Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA Sailed. Jan. ij.--Str Eoiari-
an for Seattle at II 81. mo str Castle
Town FOR alulsitoo 90 II a. M, str Nd
mifai Dewey Tor Seattle az noon str
Robcrt Luekcnbach for seStilo az ?.
~. str noguius for. Seattle at y M
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San Francisco Produce

Bu,tcr-EStras. 47isci prime flrsts. 45e
Eges-Extras, size. extra puilets. i9c;
undersizsd puilets, nominal
Cheese-Cal flats, fancy. 9sc: California
Young Americas. fancy, ssc; Oregon
triplets. sec; oregon Young Americas
sshc.
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Asthma Is Being Stopped in
NunberIess Cases by
DR.. LOughney of Seattle
Every Reader Who Has Asthma, and All Who Have Ahmatc
Friends Should Sit Down and Read Carefully Every
Word in the Following Sworn Affidavit:

Nth NntS such the fooWngThy Run
Should he Your Assurance Dr. Loughne
Asthma, Even in the Most Chronic and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
EGGS FIRM, BUT
BUTTER DOWN
Hog Market Strengthens
and Prices Advance

Eaes continue extremely firm on
tHH Seattle marEft THu product uf
tHs Justly famous hiddF ia rfarHN
and hard io Ert aud any talk pI
ssasuual drop meets duii care tbrar
dave
UuUFr rasrd uff gr. Thursday. "a
WHF #Wrut that has long been hNHit.
GO local drsirrH believe a. VIII
mean cleanup ~ frrHh stocks
W hith have been accommodating
Tho hos market aasst4HaA H=ss
rfrfrsth Friday ami prices were asC
higher ar ail Efadra Top hose are
moss quoted AL Nllsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Liverpool Grain

Mar. fSs Oh iSsl0E,d 1ss ed 'ss foai d
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Weather Bureau Report

,spsriai from the q a Weather llafeaul
rNTOogii ISLAND, Jan. is a. u'.
-uarumstnr falling slowly, f1n aHs
mist Wind south. 90 miles an hpm.
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Thur-day's Quointions

No. soft white. S,S5; No. 1 western
white. St.St; No. hard winter. Slsi;
No. 1 northern spring, 1851. No. !
t.10.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
lursda,'s Quotation

sugar-Quiet. Raw. spots, ti5ad ASs'
refined. quiet. grunulHted, SeiQHe.26.
Coffee 30. Rios on spot s5i. o -; No.
santos. 3sisH29,
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Mlk--cwt. tob Hsatus supply, rlsi
o. q. o.. raEeeutarf s.s.ss.t lls
sweet Cream. Z ID. D. station 50
osotstions b. MIA pslrihutVrs Assn
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q nIDNN
IAN IA

First Low Tide
20 a. m-4 g.
IIrst nigh Tide
Fis o. M isa n.
second Low Tide
400 D. m a. n.
second iiizh TIDE
pfit y. en- 80 T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

NOTIs-The many sores GA hr'
Sm,th'. arms resulting fFum ~ p"-
aermir Infections OF nerve deadsH-
Ing medicines. which were Eifrn
him three aud four times eNrrt
night for years before he went nv
der Dv. I,suRhse,.s .uecss-fai asth-
ma treatment. after hrElnninS W.
I.cughury'. treatment. Mr.. smtth
quickly realized that hypodermir In
Irrtions were entirely unnecessary
aud lasting reilef came io him >"
quickly that both he aud hrs'
>myth were amazed.
stopping asthma does not consist
Of SWING of drugs In am form.
Doctors who ARE called IN 10 ~fop
severe nsthmeiie paruxy ans With
hypadsrmI- appeals 30 the uEht-
less n. doing q b-nrfleent net, when
In reality u dcndens and bushes the
natural cry for relief. The act has
much of the same significance n
nnu In the mouth of the victim OF
a robber--it bushes the outery white
The riniaE. goes ON. The oni, salts
Inetsry way Of .taPp.ns asthma Is
to know the cause. and To relieve 'F
b. removing the cause.
Everyone who seeks for n relief
tram asthma should do 80 In the
light Of knowledge that no medicine
yet discovered cures asthma" u u
impo-sibIr to find n reputable doctor
who viii not agree with thnt state
nrnt. Now. " you want 10 know
why you have asthma, Just how you
actually produce asthma. and JUST
what you rnn do to Ket normal, and
ho,s TO stay normal mud entirely free
from asthma. then write to or pay
Dr. LonEhnry visit.
NoIE-Do NOT LET SNOW on mn
syyTHf-T WEATHER INTEHftht
WIN YOUR BEING BAKED. Our cold
or bronchitis or rheumatism eases
need not fenr catching cold after baSr-.
They are prepared after their bakes To
resist the scyerrst storms. and We &c
having no complaints Of patients catch
Ing cold whatsoever.
Dr. LosahneY-s .:aman lake oven re-
,,t,ycs SPINAI IHHTrATtbN; pain in
back Of head: pulling Of cords IN neck
.ofne troubles with eyes. pain between
shoulders or i'm other parts Of spine. or
burning aching tenderness or soreness.
eo,n-. eatarrh. bronchitis: ibmenes- 81
npxe,- or feet; drop-y or iinziing like
priekIing 81 pins. PECULIAR. almost indr-
se,ibable palms or distress Ia heart stom-
a,b. kidneys or other parts Of chest or
,bdonsu; baekneIie. seiI,tieH, rheufna-
tIsm; chronic constipation and all -tom-
nrt disorders.
Elegant illustrated boosle, sehi free.
" rite address plainly.
SotE-Dr. Loughney's Lake oven
Treatment offices ARE located ut the cor
} usr ~ iifth and Union, la the trnry
building, Rooms 5IO-4i1-5iZ-5i3-3lt.
Dr. TorKdnr - istrd - orm1sfFn'
, Isdy nurses. Hours, o ~. m. 60 %. m.
, sund,s, 20 a. tH.J. .ti.p'iene -. io,-
tsTD
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VEGETABLES
rrics. Paid whels.ais DEALER.
Quotatisns b. risnrvr truit a frpdss

fThs prices given ere ,hnss r,afs -
fstau dealers ~ whoiuaaisrr WIN =
fsa SEASONAL srcsptiouA prices 70 pre-
iursfs can h. fEFrd ~ dodr-ilnE the
sast u tranapaf'afian % Seattle ana
sppfunifaatsIv rs rsf ysut Ter hauling
ssnssFs anH safiina ruat
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Alaska Vessels

rsETcuIKAN.- aaiiod. Jan. i5.--str
Yukon. southbound, at p. m,
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rrls,, raia uhsle,al, psaisr

etfeteHH ish HHsHsaH Hfaft traHFs ~ ~
nurks-hreaisd. Esr %. .,rs.rs -
1es.r-u Dressed ,,..r.as.s.s..s. ~
Hen. Directed heavy .st.sssst .aiu -
he"-frrs ffrfssfss astsrstsssss ~
TnFkrss=urcsHtd ..ar.-farsss. 81
nsigiap ttarvs=- % rsHsd. tb..,s. -
usEs-Faary block .....,..s.. rs
Nssi-FaarY .,,....,....,-... .iE0 -
Quotations b. frrry bfg-,
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Artirhukr~=u1H s..s.ss4a4ss 1teQo y -
',..,. -. sarE ,......... sse
HsBsssis sprouts ,...s.. isC is
tabisaEr Per sack tsa.t.ta st4k ~ sotE
Carrot. PER ssek .ss.ss..s...s.p9oi ~
Uasiifiawrf ryato ...... ssa
CeisrY Gal. Gsa s.s.arsts.r - 81 U lsst
Cs~umbsr~-- pgE, ..sss.....s..sE. ass - %
Lettuce Cal. srsssssssssss.r+ss vs.
onions Cal. rrr rrt. ....'s,st.s e eo9
oregon ........s .........,.tse q SEQ
Green. e5a punches .,...... tte0 -
raryuips shrE s..ss.s...-...sEssau a.tA
r,pp@g. cal. ID. ............ .;s
poprsrn-f.b .s4sss..s....s.. soER ~
reiatse. Commercial. ton ..s.s..,stepo
Melted gsfAr. Na. I igH.s..'.ss, ta.qe
Extra fanrF Gems .s,.....s.sss - -
RniahsEa- Per sack ...sst.'. .e2
spinach. Get -tsst.ss-sfsfss sts
Vans. % lbs. ..,.s..sts.ts.ts 40
Squash-fsh s.ss.sss-s.sss.s .h@t3 y W
Iuruip. Yakima yellow .s.... 80
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
SAT- HtiAh

JIM ~
first Low Tide
zls a. 30. q.
l1r-t High Tide
o 90 q. ui i4Q r
second low usi"
tGs D. m. 81 =
second IiiEh Tide
E.-tI q II. ~ n.
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DO YOU want TO rent an apart
ment or houseG Look in today's
Want Nd Page and sec for yourself.
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I-oULrin ANp ,lEAIs
rrtres rahi shippers

spFlaEs tgst Do. ....,... ~
Cspsns-iivu tsL per o. .r.ss. y
Narrf, ds g. sFsfrHHrHsstsrrs
nurts-t1Fv. ED Ffr lb.4srE+s ~
YauHn. 1884, o. ,.ss.fssssss ~
Geese 1--we. ib. .rssarsHassrs ~
iisus 1--we. tfaFf ruI1rsl s, -
Rive. heavy, lrahurus ssrstt 3.
1--we mrtium ts-srrtsrH.rr ~
IIrr. trtt ...............-.. ~
nnastsFs Ola. tive psf ih .rFt y.
rufkrfs- Dressed ssr.s.st. ..rf fat1 ~
IIsF. Fanry hi8ss ..-......! ias "a
lf-avr .................... go al
Nssi Fanry s..ss....r.s..s,ts lac n
Nssi-EanfY i,Eht sss4s.sss4st ,sso y
tlciglan Iiafrr-Itys ....s..ss. ~
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Seattle Wheat

Chicago. Jan. i5.-Cash whcat-N
red. st.g59t.at.
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aueiatisns ~ tulsn stick Yards
Hseripts. % cattle, 100 bvEr,
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uslah FiioDrCTs
iriyss rzisl shippets
ZOOS


tTtfaas white aHslf ssrs.a.rrrs
tfrsis Or mixed coi4fa .t..ar.s.
stahdard rgIists ....r..ss.
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QaOialions b ram Iir0.,
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BANK CLEARINGs

Seattle
Evening star., 1925-08-09
Wins National Public Links Title Ne,u amateur Pan to Face Test
MANGAN Is DEFEATED
BY MERCUR AT NETS

CUMBERLAND, Md, August s.
Fritz Mer"ur. staging a remark
able comeback after dropping two
sets. wrested the Allegheny Mountains
tennis championship from Tom Ma
gan OF Washington on the courts of
Cumberland Country Club today, 3-6,
4-6, 81, "a, Go.
Mercur. teamed with Edward Gar
bish of West Point, followed this VIC
tory by taking the doubles title from
j. McEiroy and William Lloyd, Bal
timore-Pittsburgh combination. 6-3,
e..
Magan, making a whirlwind start,
outplayed his opponent consistently
in the first two sets In the third
iet Mercur rallied. taking the lead
n the third game, and sweeping
through five straight His cross
court chop placements we're deadly.
and his occasional advances to net
earned him point each time.
Mangan put. all he had into the
form the two waged a tight battle
in an exhibition of tennis repIete with
placements and skillfui net work.
In the final set Mercur was on his
toes, while Mangan seemed wearied.
and the Lehigh star found the net
and smashed his way through a
love set
Frances Kruchoff of Washington
and Helen Schaidt won the women's S
doubles title from Corinne Frazier
and Elizabeth Heinz, 6-3, 60. Miss
Schaidt. a junior player of Cumber-
land, backed up the Capital star with
a clever net game, scoring many
placements.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

largest and finest equipped 50-alley
one-floor installation anywhere in the
United States, Canada or other coun-
try where bowling is popular. accord.
ing to Manager NJ. w Loesch of the
Brunswick Bake Co.
Aside from embracing the latest in
alley construction the new plant will
be equipped with rest rooms and
shower baths for woman bowlers and
smoking rooms aQd showers for the
man patrons.
"A lounge where refreshments will
be served Will overlook the main fiooI
and committee rooms will be arranged
where the leagues may hold their
meetings. The grandstand will oc-
cupy a space of 40 feet from the alley
to the wall, leaving ample aisle room
and the seats so situated as to afford
spectators a full view of the entire
so drives.
Men well known in politics and
| business are behind the Convention
Hall project. Former Representative
William A. Rodenberg is chairman OF
the board of directors, of which Sena.
tor Thomas P. Gore is a member
Bucky Harris, manager of the world
champion Nationals, and other mem
hers of the Washington base ball
club, are interested in the enterprise
The board of directors includes:
Frank E Ghiselh, vice president of
sthe Merchants Bank and Trust Co.;
E. B. Eynon. jr., secretary of the
Washington ball club; President
John S. Bhck, Harry r. Burtner,
president of the National Capital
League of Bowlers; Fred A Spicer,
Eugene A. Cochran, John Papas, c.
Chester Gaywood, Joseph P. Mulroe.
Albert d. Gardner and William F.
Dubois.
Convention Hall Bowling Alleys is
an incorporated body that purchased
the FIFTH and L street property some
months ago. The ground floor of the
building will continue to be used for
market purposes.
officers of the company are John
S. Blick, president and general mana
ger; Fred A. Spicer, first vice presi-
dent; John Papas, second vice presi-
dent; Frank E. GhiseN, treasurer.
and Albert Gardner, secretary and
superintendent.
Evening star., 1925-08-09
B. Y.P. u. NET EVENT
STARTS TOMORROW

Play in the first annual tennis
tournament of the Columbia Fedora
ton Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union begins tomorrow at 4:45 o'clock
on the courts at Henry and Potomac
Parks.
A. e. Constantine will direct the
mems singles and doubles at the
Potomac nets, while Mary Ruthven
will be In charge of the women's
matches at Henry. The final rounds
will be played Saturday at Potomac.
OF the 81 entries received by the
committee, 8 were seeded in the draw
for mems singles and In the pairings
for the women's singles play. Ernest
Rice. Gordon Willard, Perry Mitchell,
A. z. Constantine, Robert Shellin,
r. r. Wilson, d. NJ Turner, H. r.
Dancy, Katheryn Everett and Eliza
beth MacDowell were placed in max
ing the drawings.
Pairings for the first round follow:
MEMS SINGLES
ichanispn T R. Wilson VS., Lloyd Bogley
ThoTss B5 eTs2n Simon ~ata M
Mercer. Robert SheIlin VS.. bye. Sam Det-
~ecS howER HALF HAfFEsrnss, TEaGas Rice VS. bye
ton Jones John D Tester vs.. vs. Charles Bls6oP
s;cad VS.. Boaie D n n Turner fyn: Aa vs RisSsrd aa
Miller. u. G. Hodges. lr.. VS.. S. w. Cros-
" MEMS DOUBLES
UPPER HALF--wagner and Goodstead vs.
Bicc and Mitchell, M Turner and shellin VS..
LOWER KhLF-willard and Constantine
VS.. Dancy and S. Detviler Jones and r. Det-
wiler Vs.. Warner and Simon.
WOMENS SINGLES.
UPPER HALF-Kstheryn Everett vs.. Inez
Tilletson, Grace Wright VS.. bye. Mary Ruth
LOWER HALF-Eisie Haycock ys: Ruth
Henderson, Hazel Ladson VS.. bye, Elizabeth
Mcdowell VS.. Thelma Hicks
WOMEN'S DOUBLES.
UPPER HALF-Katheryn Everett and
Marguerite Potts VS.. Hazel Ladson and Vir-
einia Moore, Ruby Riley and Evelyn Brown
LOWER HAI.F-Evelyn Biting and Inez
Iilletson vs.. Mary Ruthven and Elizabeth
Mcdowell.
MIXED DOUBLES.
UPPER HALE. Rice and Kathervn
Everett vs. G. willard and Elizabeth Nc
LOWER HALF-D. M Turner and Mar
guerite Potts VS.. A. E. Constantine and Mary
Ruthven.
Evening star., 1925-08-09
CITIZENS GOLF EVENT
is WON BY VIRGINIAN

Eight States were represented in
the play for six handsome prizes Of
fered by the Citizens Golf Club in its
annual tournament under tn edirec-
ton of the Citizens Athletic Sport
Association of the District.
In addition to the Washington golf
ers, players from New York, New
Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina
and Georgia competed.
Milton Smith of Virginia finished
first in the first eight with w. Brice,
also of Virginia, coming In for run
ner-up honors. Winners of the other
eights were DR.. r. NJ. Thompson and
William A. Reid Of the District and
o. Cook of Orange, N. j.
James Pickett took the handicap
prize with a net score of 81.