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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

National -'Topsy and Eva" musical
play at $50 pm.
Belasco Skinner IL CAPT.
Fury. drama, at SO pm.
Polls Rose Marie" musical play.
az 2:20 and $50 pm.
keith's -Alberliua Rasch ,aude-
vile, at 2:i5 and SIS pm.
Earle Battling Butler" vaudeville
and pictures, ! to II pm.
Strand "kevhole kameos." vaude-
nile, continuous from l2:30 10 II pm
Wardman Parh-"The Devil" at
$40 pm.
Gayety-%Uashtou Parade" bur
isaque, At 2:l5 and SIS pm
Mutual-"Whiz Bang Girls" bur
lesque, al $50 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"A Kiss for Cinderella"
at 1876 AIN, l2:45, 5, ., Z and 9:15 pm.
Metropolitan We Moderns," at
l1:40 AIN, Ito, $40, $40, TAO and
S:45 pm.
Palace-"His Secretary at 1915.
am, 1890. 2:20. 4I5. {, 1850 and
$50 pm.
Rialto-"Where Was II" t1:40 am.
LAO, $40, $40, $50 and $50 pm.
oli-"Classifled, at $50. 4:2o,
b:15, S:f5 and 1920 pm.
Ambassador THE Merry Widow, !"
st 2:55, sos, tbs and $50 pm
CentraI-"New Brooms." at Ii am,
4, g. s. z and p.ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
WALTERS ART GALLERIES

Baltimore
The Poor Association OF Baltimore j.
authorized To say the GALLERIES of Mr..
II. WALTERS. CHARLES and CENTRE
STREETS. viii be open 10 the public:
All WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS of
JANUARY. fEBRI Any. MARCH ana
APRIL. and also EASTER MONDAY ana
22nd FEBRt AIRY. Between the hour of
IL and 4 O'Clock.
Tickets Of admission. nifty cents each
may he orieDed through the Office ~ tha
Family Welfare As=ocIatlon, calvert aud
Lombard Streets, a any time or pUrch E~ei
al Entrance Door Of the Galleries uu days
when Galleries are open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
Railroads Are Recovering

In transportation, our railways are
giving the best service in our history
and are recovering in average earn
ingS to near the Interstate Commerce
Commission standard of earnings of
So par cent. There is some improve
1ment from the aouta Oppression In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
OPEN HOUSE AT "Y."
Entertainment Planned for Friends
of Members.

Open house viii be- held Tor mem.
oers OF the y NJ G. y. and their
friends tomorrow at the central and
boys buildings of the association at
1856 and 1882 & street and Tor one
oay III all the year the members and
listing ladies' will De allowed to in
spect the entire plant. including th.
gymnasium and swimming pools. Tbs
buildings viii be open for visitors from
" noon until t O'Clock III tn" evening.
From $50 until 80 AL orchestra will
play in the lobby at the central build
rng, and at 5I5 the dormitorv men
VII give an entertainment for friends
aud visitors IN the auditorium
those taking part IN the entertain
ment will be Guy Lane reading. Paul
Hartman. baritone SOLOS Leroy Hans
Cumb and Herman Pritchard. instru-
mental music; l.. II. Nyc. reading. aud
lanes Mclean. piano solos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31

Aqd as Preventive. take Laxative BKOMU
9IININE Tablets. 4 safe and Proven Rem
edy. Tho box bears the signature u + W
Grove. 3Oc.-Ady erttscmcut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
PAID INSURANCE POLICY
GIVEN A. & P. co. FORCE
$50 Employees in Capital Get New
Year Present From Chain
Store Firm.

Employees Of the WASHINGTON unit
az the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
co. are receiving u New Year present
rom the company IN the form Of a
lie insurance policy paid for hy the
company. An 435 employees Of the
company IN Washington are receiving
The insurance, which also covers
permanent disability and carries the
privilege Of subscription Tor additional
insurance at low cost.
The insurance covers every perTna-
nent employe on the pay roll Decen-
Der 81 and will automatically cover
new employees from that date after
six months service. The amount of
Insurance Is nased on length of
service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31

Tn. prosperity OF 1925 should con
tillue through 1926, in the opinion Of
Secretary Hoover, unless reckless
optimism" is permitted to outweigh
ordinary caution.
Economic prospects, both Tor this
country and the rest of the world, he
Believes, now are more favorable than
f"r u long time past. In q statement
the Secretary pictured Fundamental
conditions as favorable. but he eN-
pressed concern over others, including
the possibility of extension of speCu-
latipu into commodities and the en-
IuItiun 10y foreign government-foStere
muuopolies dominating our raw mate
rial imports"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31

CRANDALL'S forls Theater
SPECIAL NATfNEE~ DAILY AL
TOpAY-HOUT GIBSON ~ "TFT
CALGARY STAMPEDE And
CLYDE COOKE an MOONLIGHT
ANn NOSES L: .t.i s,4Io| 70,
p NJ
T0MORROw-WA DAVIES ia
LIGHTS or OLD BROADWAY.
Aud COM EEH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
CHILD SANATOR|UM
DRIVE IS PLANNED
Funds to Be Sought Here for
TuberCuIar Home in
New Mexico.

organization of Il corporation to
erect a Sanatorium for tubercular
children at Albuquerque. \. NJ, and
which Is to be the only institution Of
its kind for small children in the
United States, was announced here to-
day by Mrs. May -. Moran of Pitts
hureh. Pa, National executive Secre-
tary.
The corporation has been in the pro-
cess IT formation for many months
and with the completion of = national
list of officers AMI committees. the
movement got under way Today for
The acquisition Of public support
The campaign in Washington for
funds 10 assist in erecting the saua-
torium. viii be limited to two days and
will include benefit performances 10
be given by Roxy and his Gang" at
the Washington Auditorium.
Plan Four Performances
Four performances Will he given, in
afternoons and evenings ola January 9
and 10. Mr. Rothatcl while in the city,
also VIII give entertainments ut Wal
ter Reed. Naval and -. Eliza beth :
hospitals. Tickets for the perform
ances now are on sale ~ hotel news
stands and range in price from 81
To 50
tbiIS. 'rtth. l4l'A u NJ brett oil WASH
mgton is national president of the
corporation ana Mrs. John Allen
Dougherty is chairman Of the local
committee. The board ~ directors
includes Representative clyde Kelly
of Pennsylvania. Representative J. J.
ManloVe of Missouri Miss Margaret
Lower, held director. Red Cross, Wal
ter Reed Hospital, ana Miss Stella y
Marks. assistant 10 the director of the
Veterans Bureau. Numbered among
the honorary directors are Senator
Sam T. Rratton and Senator A. A
Jones OF New Mexico. Senator Arthur
Capper OF Kansas Representative
John Morrow Of New Mexico ana Gen.
j. A. Johnston. L :. A retired. The
late Henry LanshurSh also had agreed
to serve in the capacity Of honorary
director.
Land l. Donated
Land roT the institution already has
been donated at Aihuuueruue The
building. 1t is planned. viii house $50
beds and arrangements viii be made
10 receive so per cent ut the patients
on a charity basis. While patients
at the SanatoriuTn, the less affected
children viii be given education.
The plans also provide that state
committees shall. by examination de
termine what children should be sent
To the sanatorium and these commit
tees viii maintain revolving funds TO
provide trans ortatiOn TO and from the
institution. Children between the
ages Of and 10 will bc admitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
CPANnAJI,S savoy Theater

EoDAY-~TAR CAST in "BEFoRE
MIDNIGHT Clyde COOK 2
Should SAILORS NARRYS"
REVIEW lui TOPICS.
TOMORROW - BERT LYTELL IN
SPORTING LTEE. AESOP IA
BIZ and NEWS
SPECIAL LATE SHOW TONIGHT
ENDING NJ NIUNIGBT fOLI-
- -. IL. -. y :. = q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
DRYS NOW ATTACK
WINE BINS Of RICH.
KvaIe Bill Meets Charge OF
Immunity for Wealthy, De-
privation for Poor.
BY WILL 4. KENNEDY.


The wine cellars OF the wealthy are
the next objective Of the organized
d,-y Torcee rrbi. 80 holm, dom. to meet
- ,,,.,,,;,,!
'i'' t.
ton has taken away the poor man
beer. bIIt nor The rich mans wine and
49,,
Representative tand Rev hNi'ie Of
Minnesota, who uusted Andrew J.
Volstead, Internationally known ~ the
father of The NolStead act, ir"w the
House and Who boasts that he is
dryer than Nol%tend" has introduced
the enabling measure. This would
make it possible for Federal }ruhlhi-
zion officers [" seize and destroy stores
OF liquor held Ivy Individuals without
paying the latter any c"mpensa ton.
League and the Board Of Temperance.
Prohibition and Public Morals Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
M, C. 49,,
~
The IDEA behind IN" hIdie Till Is
% make n4loi whenever ana where.
ever Iounu IN The possession 81 an IN
.liFlduaI SuhJert I" 1"iilis%a'l@n. II
ms ms can ne Written iht" Jhe t"dtrai
"a" sii..ltai leE l9-'I 'I'i M oS sous" IL
~ S!,o - - u. st,N go
,,o,,,,,si fo- ~, ~! 80, 80,
,aS5 80, ''ltGll - 'i,
rag+7,. -, - Lt,i 81 A.
. oeiiItip r'ie - ~ pIil' u"
- o." W. .e p9as.14e
she nrssart .e,i, ~ TaT, ,t'' .. 'i ie
said nm II i goire. ~ ba -, i.,s,,a
and = his, ono We 70 .,,i,,,- -, 49,,
II a law beforo Nc eeT tb,'n,7,,I, -
II this ever becomes Ew no person
xsseta,, ~ ,.'it i,st.IS oe IN pos
1oseS NE. "a =" az lol ne tI3ST pur
BIf+ 10 ,,ti,.,1 =, q t''l ,ts = "IploIlaat
further for fj,e, re ..fI1.,. - $500,
ain1oIr,t - LII 'it'- L"l e'7l Il
g. +I~as I'm, -, iie' ny "teil ~
for the jirIn,,,.,t. ~ lii. nv II l.l'<lI
bs,5ar.s,o -l,,,.-+~@.- - nave lq""t LOT
80
Anti-SaloOn Ieagur Position
-
.af-,- - -, - HS MS never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
Lacks Realism Now

From the Louisville Courier-Jonrnal
why did your disband your com
pany?"
MY leading man fell III love with
the star. That ruined his love-making
scenes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-31
Land l. Donated.
Channel Light Out of Order.

Parkers Island Sho;d Light Herring
Bay, west side Chesapeake Bay.
Md. temporarily discontinued on ac-
count Of ice conditions: will be re
lighted as soon rs practicable
Evening star., 1925-10-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SOUTHEAST-S745O. Terms.

SOUTIIEAST-$7,45O Terms
colonial front porch and
y mnu o
per month
BRIGIITWOOD PARK-%.95O. Terms.
rooms and
Lot $50 i9ue
C Tor $500 s65p 0"' ~ 1 "
PETWORTII- $3.50 Terms.
atp an @ f, Ea Second @ ns h9 o
PETWORTII- $3.50 Terms
WASHINGTON I1EIGIITS-S7OOO Terms.
property
u
DOWNTOWN-S3OO
r. and JUS off 4 bau
nand1 ttwoca floor now coupled
ands and
dbathea
a Phone us
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
18th and X. Main 90S0
o
Evening star., 1925-10-20
MICHIGAN PARK

0,- of the most attractive bungalows IN
this desirable locality. with rms. tinlshed
attic. tile bath with huilt-in tub and m: ! ::
located on a beautiful paved st, and lot
IS IT. wide. with shruhbery and garage IN
rear The property is in perfect condition.
and at the price is an excellent opportunity
and a real bargain in a small home
CALL POTOMAC 2SS4
Evening star., 1925-10-20
MT. PLEASANT. NEAR 10th.

BFAFTIFTL TAPESTRY HRII r HON
In one of the most desirable blocks north @
Park ri. There large rms. and batn
with shower and huilt-in fixtures--double
-IaeS-Inclosed porches. oak floors through
out and n huilt-Iu heated garAse-all IN per
feet condition. ~
OWNER VACATED ANXTOTS TO SELL
will consider any reasonable terms. ana al
VERY low price offers excellent chance
Ia any one seeking a splendid home anu .
bargain in a choice location.
CALL POTOMAC @SS4.
Evening star., 1925-10-20

Sl4.5OO-C HEIGHTS
An !! of ius laced Very low fgueon
ooIs tpd room 70 TILED
paho with frpplae
hardwo and str no heat
in lon Very
Sl0I50-CHENN CHASE.
o Conn
10 TO he il
attractive
Itin
trnt and down.
and tdnriu
SO4O0-UPSHUR STREET.
4 l. splendid
on this opuIa there
-four bedrooms
IS impro shru
trees
An English Cottage-CHENN CHASE.
unusual oferngi in = p1rerty iniivid
approval rooms
to be eseent An
o
Evening Phone Service Until PM
BOSS & PHELPS.
The Home of Homes.
14l7 X St>NW Main 93OO
Members, ,of nston tate Board.
Evening star., 1925-10-20
FOR SAT.F-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOI SES.
SHANNON & LUCHS. Inc.
OFFER

SHANNON & IUCIIS, Inc.
CHEVY CHASE
$4,000.
'i "'' '"'as1
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Near 18th St.-S13,OOO
@ @ hath hons k nFia Sms eff The t,
hot
SAULS ADDITION
$4,000
atracDcl situated home
rear r ep in pore
CLEVELAND PARK
$l25OO.
Gladly fnsh o nddDns lou ana
CHEVY CHASE
SE5OO
on emsiffhiy lfhy GtaGhsd
and1a condf
To Inspect, Call
SHANNON & LUCHS Inc.
us 14th St NV. Main 2545.
Evening star., 1925-10-20

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES VI <l>EAl- Nft~Cr"
\ Three-Sorv Brick California Street.
% anJh
ali
located brick
and windows = d to L
Ten Sold-Two Left-Last Chance.
didn't take lmg for Homes be n
att ne bod O. a
finishing Artistic Lighting
let room
Priced al S7,95O-Sl 900 cash-Easiest OF Terms.
Two-Story Home-Deacled-In Beautiful Taloma Park.
II
houseWor will be nki
Of vi
The Price is only $500 and best
D. G. Acreage At Farm Prices-S35O Acre.
Get in with once al tyourco up to
" ml Al t ad to aran for
NckEENER & GOSS.
Realtors.
l4l5 X Street Phone Main 4752
Evening star., 1925-10-20
NEAR Goth AND PARK RID.
PRICE. Sl2 .950. 90.
CSn IN MONTH

Exceptional opportunity to own practi-
calIy new, home in choice Mt Plsasan, neigh h
brick with large colonial front porch. re-
,aption hall. delightful roQps. including
heam-reiling dining room. tiled bath nard;,
rorches. h.-w.h built-n heated garage: all
modern convenenCes Price and terms can
So.Sa-W
Evening star., 1925-10-20

COLORED-VACANT.
Sherman ave-. near Irving st. nw-Eight-
room apartment four large rooms and bath
in each apartment. separate heat: splendid
buy; can live in one. rent the other: owner
viii consider small cash payment and bal
ance monthly. Call Adams 1lG3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
ALASKA HURT !?
Speaker Thinks So; Says
Forest Policy Poor

II tho policies OF the L. S. forest
service had been in limo with com.
mon sense I'm Alaska, tho territory
would now have n permanent pop.
ulatlon OF 200, 900. in tho opinion OF
Falcon Joslyn, an no expressed his
belief wednesday at luncheon OF
the Seattle Mining club at tho
Chamber OF Commerce building.
Forests there contain much over.
ripe timber that ought to have been
sold and harvested long ago. Joslyn
contends. Sale OF thousand 100.
acre tracts would have added SEQ.
100000 20 the taxable wealth OF
the territory. he said
a committee was appointed by
w. J. Elmcndorf. who presided at
the luncheon, to draft resolutions
on the matter for presentation at
a meeting to be held September 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
SENATORS HEAR
CATTLEMEN
Complaints on Grazing Fee
Aired 10 SOIonS

A senatorial subcommittee OF tho
public lands committee, which n In
vcstigating complaints 81 cattle men
and sheep men In tho West. viii be
la Seattle September 4 ana 8. n was
announced Thursday.
Tho committee IL headed BY Sen
ator Ralph H. Cameron. OF Arizona.
It's members are. oddie Of Nevada.
Dale OF Vermont. Jones OF New
Mexico, kcndrleS OF Wyoming.
Ashurat OF Arizona ana Din Of
Washington.
Hearings open IN Helena. Mont.
next Tuesday
There has been some criticism in
tho East Of tho tour which has
been called "a junketing trip"
Members OF tho committee. how.
ever. say that cattle men and sheep
men appear to have Just complaint
against high grazing fees on public
domains. and that tho Investigations
arc necessary,
The committee goes from Seattle
to Portland. Pendleton. Baker, Ore.
and Boise. Idaho. FOR other hear
lnsn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27

Farmers, laborers and clergymcn
lead IN Wisconsin IN the amount OF
their income given to charity, sur.
vcy Of tho income tax returns show.
General average Of contributions to
charity In tho state Ia per cent,
the investigation showed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
Chicago SWedish Choral
Club TO Sing at STADIUM,
Popular Priced Con
cert by Noted Club
Given Saturday

Under leadership OF Edgar Nelson
acclaimed by the press OF tho old
and new world an one OF tho great.
CT living choral slnglng masters,
tho Swedish Choral club Of Chicago
viii appear at tho Stadium satur
day night, August 20. under tho
auspices OF the Associated Students
Of the Uuiycnlty OF Washington
Appearing with tho chorister6
az solo artist Edna swanson.Ner
liaar viii give Seattle music loyem
the flmt opportunity for aequaint-
ance with her contralto voice. said
10 be frcsh, golden, OF great volume
and range,
Tho Swedish Choral club is Haid
10 be- mndo up OF splendid vocal
material. which. worked upon by
the director. a master musician. has
been disciplined into ono Of the
most pleasing large singing groups
Ia America. A recent tour 10 Swc,
den and Norway resulted IN an en-
thusiaAtic reception az every point
ana the press comments were muat
fiat,crng
Recognized music crite1 OF Amer.
lean newspapers arc a unit In giy,
ing the Swedish choristcn Tho high.
eat possible rank in their line OF
musical entertainment.
The choral club comprises moro
than 100 male and female voices.
Their programs are made Up Of
a wide range OF choral works ana
hacrcd oratorloa, as well as part
sonE concerts ranging from compo.
si,ions by tho old masters 70 those
Of the most modern,
Edna swanson.Ner Hahr. a strik-
ingly beautiful woman. Is said 90
be the possossor Of voice equally
~ beautiful ranging from tho rich
notes OF tho contmito well up into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
Woman'S Apparel Shop viii
Locate in Seattle

After a two years search 10 find
tho ideal locality 10 establish their
women's apparel shop. managers OF
Rests, Inc. chose Seattle as tho city
which would uluu their require
ments. Saturday at 10 a. m. tho
new establishment win open is
doors IN the Century building.
"Mediumprleed merchandise for
tho woman with good taste" Is 10 DO
the slogan OF tho new store. accord.
ING 20 It's sponsors. who have invest.
cd 100000 In the enterprise
"our faith in tho future OF Sc.
attic ia Indicated by the fact that
our lease runs for 10 years Ivan
Loylck. general manager. said,
Associated with Goyich In tho en-.
tcrpri-r arc ], t.owcngnrt. OF Port.
land. president OF tho corporation,
= j Blumcnthal OF Seattle. vice
president and manager Of the storr's
millinery department. and Miss Dor.
othy Best. buyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27


The new house viii cos, about
100000.
Air Duffy. who Is in Seattle. said
tina, he Is building two new stock
houses on Figurroa NJ IN Los
Angeles. and on broadway. Oakland
These viii b. opened next spring
Two Duffy companies now arc
playing AZ tho AlcREar and presi-
dent uhoaicrs IN San Francisco. Tho
Seattle company win remain at the
Metropolitan this fall and winter.
by next summer five Duffy stock
companies will DO permanently To-
Gated on the west eoant--tso In
San Francisco. ono each 10 Seattle.
ioa Angeles and Oakland
Mr.. Duffy also announced he
will start seven road companies
from San Francisco this fail 10 play
Coast cities Tho innovation is cx-
pectcd 10 be success Formerly
practically all the road shows have
come from the East.
Tho seven companies will paly
Cobra" The Best People" re-
yiyM OF ''Nlaytime." Irene" The
Whole Towns Talking" 'TRrnish"
and outward Bound" All these.
with the exception OF Tho Best
People" which tho Duffy Players
presented tn Seattle recently. will
be seen here at tho Metropolitan.
Dale Winter. who Is Mira Duffy
In private life. VIII take tho name
part in Irene" Mr.. Duffy also will
travel with this company.
During the weeks tho road shows
arc at tho Metropolitan tho regular
Duffy Players will be at Vancouver
or Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
GERMANS LEVY
FOOD DUTY
Effective Sept. |, Heavy
Tariff Effective

Import duties on flour timed
milk. grains, potatoes. meats prunes
and other toodstutfs, into Germany
win become effective on September
D., according 10 a telegram received
Monday By tho Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce. $40 Low.
man building. from the tariff al
vision ~ The department u com.
mcueo bureau The new duties on
to0dsiutfS are q part % the Ger.
man tariff revision proposed 10y tho
German government last spring.
Flour whlch Is az present al.
ndJcd free into Germany, win he
taxed $50 gold marks per 100
liios. for a year beginning Septem.
Der /. Then tho pro.war rate OF
1915 gold marks per 100 kilos viii
become effective other toodstuffs
IN which import duties arc 10 be
levied include timed milk. refined
sugar molasses pruncs, potatoes.
frozen meats. lard, bacon. rye.
wheat and spelt. harley and oats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
TRADE HONEST "BEST'S" HERE
viii Humphrey Defends U. S.
"Star Chamber" Hearings

Nine gu, Of every ten OF American
business mon arc honest. They
should not he penaliaed Tor the dis
honesty 81 tho tenth concern. indl-
Gated win T.. Humphrey or Seattle.
member % tho federal trade com.
mission. who spoke Wednesday 20
tho Seattle Round Table al The
Olympic
Humphrey spoke IN defense OF the
changed system OF trade commission
hearings, which keeps all informn.
ton concerning their hearings secret
until tho eases have been decided.
Many firms ate proved 20 be con.
Quoting a lawful business. ho stated.
and q Is unfair 20 them 60 give out
damaging publicity until They are
proved 10 be Illegal,
The trade commission IS conduct.
INK hearings against - Seattle firms
charged with violation OF tho federal
trade laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
PAGES 9 TO 16
Phone Directory
Chief Promoted

y. q. Ienaler during tho past
four years division aupcrvisor Of di.
rcctorioB Of tho Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Co. 90 the state Of
Washington leaves Friday Tor San
Francisco, 90 assume tho position Of
supervisor Of directories of the Bay
division" with headquarters a San
Francisco
Mr. Fcn6ler viii BE- succeeded here
boy Milton seizow Who has FOR Hcv.
cml years been actively associated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27

with the directory department Of
the telephone company IN the Wasii.
ingtOu division. seizow viii assume
his new duties September /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27

tho register OF the soprano, Harry
r. Carlson rs accompaniEt
The Associated Students announce
that 10000 reats viii be- provided at
tho Stadium. selling at the uniform
price OF Is cents each. Mnssed
chorus singing IS well adapted 20
outdoor presentation. anl The e.
feet in tho sa,dium Is expected TO
be highly satisfactory
Singing viii SAT az s y, m.
Tickets arc on Eale downtown AZ
sherman, Clay Z Co, ani AT the
Rogers University store on Uniyer.
atty way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
Small Boy Hurt
in Auto Wreck

An unknown small boy riding with
a Kent lumhcrman named Clark was
painfully bruised about tho head In
a collision With an Auburn stagc.
Wednesday. Clark's car was wrecked.
Thomas 4. Bow. 81 Bothell. who
drives the stage told shertffs dcpu.
ties that the lad was not seriously
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SECTION TWO
American Vines Spoiled

GAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27-roo much eoddlng by hus-
bands has spoiled" American women says the Countess
de Gabrac who went thru the world war in France The
countess has been in America for three months Yes
your American women are wonderful" she said They
get everything they want But poof! She is spoiled
Coddled too much by her husband"
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hurt, The accident happened Just
outside the city limits u Seattle ON
Victory way.
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Seek Women for
Indian Service

The United States civil service
commission has announced a series
of examinations 10 determine cllgiblss
FOR tho position of nurse and fieid
mutron iu the Indian service. itsceipi
of applications M tho Seattle poatoi-
nca viii close September 20.