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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-07
french To GIVE
$1,000 ESSAY
PRIZES
Paris Federation Seeks lnfor-
nation on Housing condi-
lions for lnteIIectualists

In an effort to encourage bettsr
housing FOR intellectual workers the
international Federation OF Building
and Public Works with headquar-
tiers ait IL Avenue Carnot Paris,
France, announces the organization
OF an inter- ationaI essay compete
ton for which willard Reed Mes.
senger, OF New York, has offered
$1,000 in prizes. the first prize, $500;
second, $500, and third, $500.
Participants should submit their
papers, typed In French Or English,
not exceeding 1000 to 5000 words
which may be accompanied BY
sketches, not later than january is
and prizes viii be awarded the FOL
lowing month
Papers should include the four
following divisions, states the off
cial announcement just issued from
Paris:
administrative Oh legislative
measures for facilitating the con
strilction OF houses intended for the
middle Glasses or intellectual work.
ers.
Financial policy loans, amoriti-
zatkOn, etc.
New construction methods IN
tended to reduce the cost Of build
Ing together with sketches.
Conclusions.
The data submitted and sketches
must bear some legend or pseudony
ard be sent with an incIosed plain,
sealed enyeIop, which viii be
opened only after the winners have
been selected BY the judges
In this way IL Will be impossible
for the Judges or anyone connected
with the contest to know just who
sent any one of the sketches or
articles until the contest ends
Two American members and three
members OF the international fedora
tiCn and three French national led
GRAFTON members will compose the
judges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-07
SOU It'll BUILDS
At FASTEST
PAGE
Construction Work in Sixteen
States Sets Record With
Gain OF SIS Per Cent

The South is experiencing the
greatest building. progress in its
history, according to reports to the
building construction research bur
rean Of G. L Miller and Company,
nationally known investment bank.
Ing house. specializing in building
construction loans.S
Unprecedented gains in cons
strnction operations are being re-
ported from practically all the six
teen Southern states" officials Of
the research bureau said. More
than S1.I62. 100000 worth of con-
struction contracts have already
been awarded this year. Building
permits are breaking all records and
there Is no indication Of any I'm
mediate slackening In the huge.
huiIding program now under way.
Gain Is IS Per Cent
Building permits in the sixteen
States totaled approximately $685..
775.0oo during the first nine months
Of this year, gain Of more than
SIS per cent over the same period
In 1924. In this same period, the
b. w Dodge Corporation reported
contracts awarded totaling 81, 49,
e0e. ZOO, representing substantial
gain over last years record.
september broke all records
when 121 cities reported building
permits totaItng ST .966. 222. which,
topped the previous record king
figures OF August by $3.50. 954, and
shovel q gain OF "a per cent over
September. 1924.
Analysts Of the Dodge figures
on 00ntracts awarded showed the
tendency In the South was largely
toward the erection of buildings for
residential purposes, such as apart
ment houses. hotels and dwellings,
Evidence OF this was found in fig
ures on contracts awarded Ii the
nine Southeastern States, which
aggregated $577. 218, 800 since Janu-
AIRY I. These figures showed that
approximately 40 per cent OF this
building was Of the residential type,
2s per cent for public works and
utilities. Is per cent commercial, Z
per cent Industrial and 5 per cent
Of the educational type
Building Is Substantial
The building under way Is OF
Q substantial character. The finest
and most modern type of large
structures are being erected, par
ttcularly for the housing Of com
merciaL industrial AMI public enter
prises. Many large hotels and
apartment houses are being erected
Ii the larger cities, especially
Atlanta New Orleans. Miami.
Washington. Baltimore, Dallas.
Houston, Kansas city. st. Louis.
Palm Beach and Tampa. Huge
commercial building activities were.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-07
DUNG ANS ENGLISH
TYPE HOMES POPUlL Ar

The English type of home as
built by u. =. DUNCAN, Inc, IN
lastly growing PetWorth Is very
popular and incidentally quite In
demand, judging from the number
Of sales recently reported by that
Office as follows: 1902 Fourth street
to June a. Taggart, 4606 Fourth
street to Alfred IA. Roderick, 1908
Fourth street to Donald RI. Cam
eron, 461O Fourth street to Blanche
d. Mostyn, 1914 Fourth street to
Leila b. Whiting, 1924 Fourth
street to Elsie G. GuIii, 1926 Fourth
street to John N. Ries. IT., and
1880 Fourth street to James II.
Godsey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-07
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. KING,
WIFE or CONGRESSMAN

GALEsBURG, m. Nov. Mrs.
e ]. King, wife Of Congressman
p. 7. King. for ten years member
OF the House 9of Representatives
from the Fifteenth Illinois district,
died here yesterday OF acute heart
disease.
Mrs. King was prominent in
washington society. Her death
was unexpected and followed her at
tendance at d. A. r. meeting last
night.
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reported from Miami, Atlanta and
Houston.
There is every indication that
the building program is on a sound
and substantial basis that assures
prosperity, although it has assumed
boom-like proportions. Great strides
during the last year in the COM
mercial and industrial development
of the Southern States have been
largely responsible for this excep-
tional building activity "
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JERSEY CITY MAN HAS
NAP LASTING 8 DAYS

NEW YORK, Nov. 4. Patrick
Lamb was reported missing to the
police OF Jersey City after neigh
bors had not seen him Tor three
days. Patrolman Burgess went to.
Lambs home. and forced open the.
door. Lamb was motionless on his.
bed, fully dressed. The patrolman
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-07

shook him. Lamb rubbed his eyes
and sat up.
What day is this?'' he asked.
Thursday"
I came home Monday and went
to bed for nap. I kept right on
sleeping guess, said Lamb.
The police recorded the case as
solved.
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the National Conference Oh Street
and Highway Safety Of which
Secretary Hoover, of the Depart.
ment Of Commerce, Ii chairman has
been named
The chairman o9 the COMMITTEES n
w. Ri Powell, OF Buffalo, -
Traffic meetings are 20 Be hela ~
the councils member societies. q
New York and other cities.
Exhaustive data u To be gathered
and reported 70 the national head
quarters az the American Engineer
ing Council ii Washington by De
lcennb0r +. From this data the en9l.
neers viii compile symposium
which viii be the starting point Of
an effective attack.
In every community Ii the
United States says the councils
announcement, the traffic problem
Is acute III some form. The coun
try III beginning to realize that this
problem IS essentially ok an engi-
neering character
Police az Their Limit
This Is because, III most places,
the local police have reached their
limit of accomplishment, and atilI
the problem continues to grow With
increasing speed and seriousness.
Under these circumstances ii be.
hooves the engineering profession ~
seriously undertake 70 meet it, re-
sponsibility IN the matter Z,
II
Evening star., 1925-03-01

List yoursvacant property with us for i'm
mediate rental We remit the day rent is
| collected.
| GOLDSMITH & CO..
| Goldsmith Bldg.
Main e6l0. laos Eye st. NV.
| HOUSE. 5 ROOMS. RENTS FOR sS5; WHITE
people only. Inquire next door. 1909 E st.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

1924 PARK RD.-2nd-FLOOR FRONT APT;
. large rms. and bath; unusual in appearance
must be seen to be appreciated; all conven-
fences. reasonable. adults
Evening star., 1925-03-01

hot-water heat electricity, gas $35: walking
distance TO downtown; white. 1913 9th NV.
Apply rear first floor
Evening star., 1925-03-01
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS.

CATHEDRAL MANSIONS.
South Building,
1000 Conn. Ave. NV.
Phone Col. POPS.
Center Building,
5000 Conn. Ave. NV.
Phone Adams 1900.
North Building,
300 Conn. Ave. NV.
Phone Col. 2l45.
Largest Apartment Buildings
in D. c.
Three Blocks Frontage on
Connecticut Ave.
Opposite Government Park.
SIS Apartments.
All New Buildings.
Large Outside Rooms.
9 Elevators,
3 Switchboards.
DINING ROOM IN
CENTER BUILDING.
A Few Very Attractive
Apartments for Rent.
NORTH BUILDING.
5 Apartments of reception room
bedroom, living room, kitchen
and bath, sos to $50.
l Apartment of reception room
bedroom, kitchen and bath
$50.
CENTER BUILDING.
4 Apartments of reception room
bedroom, living room, kitchen
and bath, $40 to $50.
| Apartment of reception room
3 bedrooms, living room, din
ing room, kitchen and bath
$50.
(Furnished.)
2 Apartments of reception room
bedroom, living room, dining
room, kitchen and bath, S1OC
to S125.
SOUTH BUILDING.
| Apartment of reception room
3 bedrooms, living room, din
ing room, kitchen and ? baths
Sl75.
4 Apartments of reception room
3 bedrooms, living room, din
ing room, kitchen and bath
Sl25.
2 Apartments of reception room
living room, bedroom, kitchen
and bath, beautifully furnish
ed tall new furniture), S125.
RESIDENT MANAGER
EACH BUILDING.
Office:
Center Building,
5000 Conn. Ave. NV.
Phone Adams 48OO.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

ash QUINCY PL. N.E.-5 LARGE ROOMS.
semi-detached; private entrance; h.-w.h.. cleo.
tile ha til n0rch and cellar
Evening star., 1925-03-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHARMING STUDIO APTS.; TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and bath and four rooms, kitchen and
bath: open ireplaces; lovely old garden.
BRYANT 1918 Eve st
Evening star., 1925-03-01

<AIALISUN T.
Two large. communicating rooms, large
porch, semi-private bath, a mi; convenient to
s both bus and car lines; heat, gas and elec.
light furnished for s45 month. PHI. A. 27ao
Evening star., 1925-03-01

Why Hesitate When You Can Buy An
Apartment for Less Than 1t
Costs to Rent:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
AMERICAN CAN
SETS RECORD
Stock Jumps 10 Points to
200 on Meeting Rumor

NEW YORK. June 27.--Attcntion
al tho opening was foscuscd on the
Sensational advance w American
Can. which gained three points TO
i9g on initial transactions a rebound
Of more than II points from Us re-
cent low.
The directors OF American Can arc
scheduled TO meet next Tuesday, ana
the stocks spectacular behavior lui-
medintely ginrtod rumorB regarding
the possibility OF nm extra dividend
or announcement Of split UP OF the
present shares However Il has
been customary for the American
Can board 10 postpone special ac-
ton until later IN the year and no
intimntlon has been given that any
change Of policy rs imminent.
American Cans summary warning
10 the bear crowd induced short COW
ering among other industrial lenders
and the whole market displayed Il
strong tone in early dealings
Americans Can later sold NJ zoo,
the highest price IN its history.
stocks opened higher, st. Paul
"a. WHY'S overland, 20M up II;
Packard, - y, up ~ North Amcrl-
can, 4SH; Southern Hallway p7sk,
up u; Pan-Amcrlcnn Petroleum ",
M, up u New Haven, 2lA, NJ y (;
United cigars, 02A; u s. Industrial
Alcohol, 81 I'D u Northern Pacific,
gs IN u Radio Corporation, 67la,
40 II: 4. s. Steel 11C1aj General
Motors 50; H. $. Rubbsr 1879, UP
y TCShs Company, 81 1@up y.
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metropolitan

So This Is London" George NJ.
Cohnn's international comedy sue
cess, which has been tho talk Of
two continents since ~ was staged In
Great Britain following most sue
ccssfui run on Broadway. with
f-awrancc Dorsay. as Sir Percy
Beauchamp. has extended It's en-
gagemcnt for another week at the
Metropolitan owing TO the enormous
business last week.
Henry Duffy. the san Francisco
producer. who sent TO this city the
entertaining mystery play. The Cat
and tho Canary" is again 10 tho
front with this latest offering. which
has been enthusiastically received in
every city Of the Pacific coast. nftnr
lta twelve weeks record In san Fran
cisco Mr. Duffy has given Seattle
cast equal 10 any company that
has ever presented the play and a
production in every way the equal
Of that which received 80 much ia
yorable comment in his former pre-.
sentation and the local thcaterEoers
arc enjoying one Of the most dclec-
table theatrical treats In years at
sensible prices
The play Is founded upon the pre-.
JUDGES existing in America for
things and people In the British
Isles. and the Misunderstanding OF
our English cousins regarding the
attitude and conduct Of the Yankee
with his quickly mado money and
his antlpathy to titles and ceremony
These traits so strongly emphasized
arc made the basis for the creates,
possible amount OF fun. which the
audiences ot both nations have
highly enjoyed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Pantages

The feature attraction az the Pan.
tages next week Is Raymond Fagan
and his symphonic Dance orchcs.
trn. This is an organization which
includes nine premier instrumental.
lists. known as tho worlds fastest
melody unit. and features Raymond
Pagan, pianist. They not only pre-.
sent q wonderful program OF popu.
lar numbers. but have a unique
way OF interpreting them.
Tho added attraction is Marietta
Craig and company. Miss Craig Is
we'll known for her characterize.
ton OF Lizzie, in the drama On.
titled "Tho Bat" written by Mary
Roberts Rlnchart. In this vnude.
vile offering with her own com.
pany, she is presenting comedy
travesty entitled "Batty." by tho
well.known writer. Harry Wagstaffe
Gribblc.
Iirsch Arnold Ballet Ia another
attraction which win present TO
the audience for the coming week
great talent In terpsiohorcan novel.
ties. a spectacular posing novelty
Is "Brcngk's Golden Horse" which
constitutes construction OF art
studies with living models, includ.
Ing n man. n girl and n horse.
Burt, Ambrose and May, thrce
clever entertainers, known as tho
opponents OF harmony and hilauty.
offering songs OF melody, lot OF
good.naturcd fun and some nifty
dancing, promise good entertain.
mcnt
Pail Mall Is ono OF the comedy
high lights OF vaudeville. This
back.face comic Is known AS the
plttsburg Eskimo and has an orig.
inal brand OF comedy
The feature picture Is The Offering
Of Spanish war days, selected by
Hobart Uanly. entitled "rho DonI.
nj" starring Clair Windsor and
supported by Bert Roach. William
Ialncs, Edward Connolly, Lucille
Rickson and Emily Fitzroy. IT rs Il
story Of tho madness OF youths
first love and the cold common
sense OF everyday parents.
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bradley. Star starr photoarapherr
WHEELER FLAYS
U. S. ACTION
Says Department Of Justice
HaraSSlng His Witnesses

WASHINGTON. June 81. 4
charge that defense witnesses ia the
Wheeler ease were being hnrnssed
by the department OF justice was
made today hy Senator Burton X.
Wheeler. Montana. democrat
In the statement. Wheeler declared
tho departments action in summon.
ing witnesses before u Spokane.
Wash, jury is another attempt 10
indict either me or some OF the wit.
nesscs who testified IN my behalf be.
fore the Bprah committee and IN my
recent case In Montana
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Palace Hip

JOY rcigns supreme in "pumA
Dora" tho musical comedy offering
OF WIN King ana his company
which starts at the Palace Hip
wtth today's matinee.
dumb Dora In a screaming
farce. with a laugh In every line.
II Is tho story OF a man and wife
who love each other but do not
sense Il until a number Of jealous.
les arise.
WIN King plays the part OF key
Leschinsly. tho husband. while
Clair Starr IN In tho role OF the
wifs. Lew Dunbar hns a great
laugh.gctting part. while Bessie
iiill. Art Bclnsoo. Reece Gardner.
Honora Hamilton and Clara Ia
Verne arc included in the capable
cnAt,
Howard Evans. director OF the
musical numbers. has arranged u
highly entertaining program TO In.
tcrapeme the comedy
A dainty Chinese number opens
the show. In which Marion Blossom,
Mildred Markle. Jimmy Ellard. Eve.
lyn Marion and MRurine Pierce are
all seen 90 advantage,
Casey Jones has a lively specially
That's My Girl" and he Ia assisted
by Edna Locke. Mildred Markle,
Valerie Noyca, Clara Ia Verne and
Win Aubrey.
Tho popular Blossom Sisters have
surc.fire number. "Llekin's." Tho
King girls. Jimmy Eilard and Ma.
rte Lokko also take part.
WIN Aubrey. who Ia winning
more favor with each appearance.
has jSrxy number. ''Ukulels
Lady" Clara la Verne and Valerie
Noyos arc in a ukulelo duet, Hula
Lou" while Bee Lyons does a nifty
Hula dance
Jean Singers selection Is "Oh.
How Miss You Tonight" and she
Is assisted by Casey Jones' Clara
la Vale Is certain 10 score in Il
Can't stop BabyinE You"
Hermie King. In The concert be.
fore each musical comedy. gives his
idea OF jazz wedding. The band
also features "oh. Katherine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Negro Lost Out on
His Chicken Dinner

Caught in the act OF making his
getaway with six chickens otter he
raided heucoop early Saturday
morning. John johnson, g. eolorcd.
was arrested NJ Rainier ave. and
Atlantic a. by Officcr a. Hogan.
He was lodged in the city jail,
He was coming out Of an alley
carrying a box witch contained the
chickens he had just killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Arrivals and Departures

Arriyed--Juno 2T.--ftr ciausouH from
Baltimore asd New York for ports Mt
10 q. m. June 2g.--Btr PrcAdcnt Mad.
son from Tacoma Mt $3.50 y. m. Htr ".
y. Kingsley from Vancouver via Blubber
BAY Mt Gii5 y. m.
saiied--Juno s7.--Str Northwestern for
Alaska at n. M, str Frank II. Buck for
San Francisco ~ G:i5 n. m, str Mar
gnret Dollar for Everett NJ a. M, etr
President Madison for Victoria at 500
n. m. Juno 20.-Hir Doylcatown for Los
Angeles via Gan Francisco NJ $40 y. M.
str Emma Alexander for Tacoma at B.ib
p. m, str Lillian Luokcnbach for TIA
coma Mt 0 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
FAWCETT BlJsy

George Fawcott, ono OF tho
screens foremost character actors.
Is playing In two pictures simultonc.
ously at uAvorsal city
In "The@IIomc Maker" directed
by King Baggot, with Alice Joyce
and GIVE Brook ms tho featured
players, he ls seen Ms u venerable
doctor In Peacock Feather
starring Jncquollnc Logan and Cul.
len Lands, ho vs. All equally partrl.
nrchal uncle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Bell Street Terminai--u. $. c. @. c. sno-
homish.
Pier 6-~str whitney Olson.
Pier g--Strn Jefferson. Rsdondo.
Pier 1--str Lillian LuckenbReh.
Pier A--Mfs chaiiamba.
Pier B--Ms Boobyaiia.
Pier D-Ma Culburra
Grand Trunk Doek-Str Admiral Rod
man.
Pacific const Coal Bunkers--U. 3. l.. II.
r. 9wiftaure
Pacific Coast Engineering worlGs-u. s.
Q. =. Dollwood
Connecticut street rcrmlnhl--sohr Eric.
str Margaret Dollar.
Atlantic street Torminai-str Curacao.
Pacific Steamship rermlnsi--Btr Dorothy
Alexander
Stacy Street rerminai--str Iowan
Lander Street Tormlnal.-Ms Pacific
Trader.
Todd'n Dry Docka--Ms Patterson. stra
Admiral Evans, Newport News.
colman Creosoto works--Btr Horace X.
Baxter.
Hoffernan's Dry Docls--Bktn ". II. ster.
ling. echr Annie ". Campbell.
Winsiow Marine Raiiway-strs General
Mifflln. Nohalcm scnrs Vancouver and
Alumna. bktn Conduoror, bargcs Henry
Willard. Crlffaon. Coqultlam city and
Lord Tcmploton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Head of Missionary
School Will Speak

Mira Clara u. Pinsham, president
OF the Baptist Missionary Training
School at Chicago. win speak at
the First Baptist church here a,
1880 this evening. 4 great part Of
her address viii deal with the work
at the school. The school Is tho
oldest OF It's kind In the world. Il
was founded IN 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Foreign Exchange

.W YORK. Juno zs.--Forolsn OK
Il" closed Irregular. Demand Htsr-
'b. francs. i0.0lSi; lire,
kt belgium, i0.0f6Sh, mnrke
W. holland. i00s; Sweden 1916 Den.
a.. sI7 Montreal 81 Huasla, tisi
,a'nh bs Shanghai, MI Yoke
:" VIZ orcecs, tO,oijs.
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STAGE
FootHght
Attractions

M.rHOroIlTAN $50 1his IL Ion
don" Henry DUFFY Players.
PALACE ItIf-"pumh poIs," WIZ
itings Musical comedy Co.
PANTAGEs - Vaudeville, and film
feature
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Jan Francisco Produce
Fridays Quotations

- Extras. f9c; prime flrhts. tsc.
Extras, I0e. extra pullos, s5c;
-asr'lzed puiicts, 27c.
.-callfornia fats, fancy, 25c;
Iofnla Young Americas, fancy 2fc.
Isnn Tripiets. zee. oregon Young
Aa'ricas, acc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Portland Produce

W. Indhy's Quotations
-Cnbo extras, 47os standards, 55oi
ns frsts, $50, nrug. i3hc.
Extras, e27r. firsts csc; pullets.
~ eu'f1nt receipts, sshc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from tho T. =. Weather Brsau)
TATOOsH ISLAND. Juno 81. y. m
Barometer rising. clear; wind southwest.
eight miles an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Punch" also plays in DlE's latest
starring picture. The Lucky Dev
II" from Byron Morgan'H story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

a pine tree recently cut down in
Crater Lake National park was csii-
mated to be 600 years old.
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|Chicago Board Of Trade
Seattle Wheat
Fridays Quotations

~ western white. fI.fS; No. sof,
XIV i.l5; No. western white, fi,f6i
! hard winter, Vas; 80. 1 northern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

10. Ohstructs
II. Solitary
"a Last six lines % Honnct (pi).
Is Back parts OF necks.
rs. To toss.
-. Eucharist vessel
rs. Almost a donkey.
IS. Spiders home,
50. Made OF oatmeal.
81. Frequently.
80. Rhythm.
IS. Nest % a bird OF prey.
81. froxen water.
IS. Affirmative.
40. Lair Of a beast.
90. Three-toed siUths.
a.. Revolyed-
IS. Abdomsus.
a. To decay.
80. King OF the forest.
"a. Pigment used 10 give color 70
paint.
a.. Cuddled.
81. Freight,
%. Distinctive doctrine.
81. Years between IL aud 20.
80. Age.
81. Emperor noted for fiddliug willis
Rome was burning.
81. To rescue.
SIS. To droop.
Es. Cry OF sheep.
~. Myself.
~ Neuter prououn.
THE ANSWER TO FRIDAYS
pIZII.F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugar Eahy. Raw. t4a5. refined, quiet;
GRADUATED. tb.b0W6.70.
Coffee No. lilo, 81 no. I Santos,
7tA d2bo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Gunboai Smith. the former heavy.
weight prisefigh,cr. who was seen
with Hlehard DlK IN nThn Shook
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

SUNDAY
JUNE IS
First Low ride
t.7s n. M 80 n.
first High Tide
lp;2l a. m. rs H.
second Low iidr
$50 p. m, "a n.
second High Tide
! to;5s .. m. III n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

HERES a good mixture Of short
! and long words. keyed and un.
red letters, Just about right to
zs cut on the porch this evening.
1 HORIZONTAL
4 writes ungraeefully
E.asts
u Digit OF the foot.
II Curved.
Eggs OF fishes
Mass meeting
70 wander about.
Merits
Hcdgepodge-
Tawned.
TO join.
Goats hair cloth.
Scarlet, color OF sin
Existed.
Tine between.traius.
Therefore.
Nyself.
To make a narrow lace.
To make content.
DegrGdss.
Prirciple
Nenerates
Chief compound OF an edible nest.
u Unit.
Upon.
sun god.
Golf term.
Egg OF a louise.
perehgd.
Parrot noted as a sheep killer.
serial insects
Soft swollen area at the base Of
!. bids beak (pl-l.
Il 70 scratch ones self.
Abounds.
Years OF life.
Irits description OF average
sonyersatlonJ.
TO ain.
Chemical used in washing clothes
Night.
Administrations OF doses OF med.
kline.
Billed as a star (theatriealD.
VERTICAL
fpel.
Confident.
Twisted.
Behold.
Sweet erystallizabie substance.
rctaled.
Point OF compass.
small fresh water fish.