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New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
Planning AttaCk

rcz, French Morocco, May -2.-- tAP)-The latest reports from the front. where the French are op- posing the Rlffian trtb'sm"n under Abd-El.Krim, characterize the st'ua- ion as good along 'he entire line. Marshal Iyautey has returned 70 rabat after a conference here wi n General Count Do 'hamhrur, who ls directing the French operations.
 Coasil1rah,. activity is observed among the RffiaHs j1l1ca"Hg tha, .Abd-F1-Er5m is r,so.vcd to cor;iru- the invading mov.r.n'. daspi'e last weeks setback in thn Rtban" region. The situation in 'Aa' sector no" IS stationary.
 General Co.omra.'S eo.In7. pass ing through E'-Paa has r.2"h. , rafran+ without .~t:i.o'. n th' center. inc Arzoz a.t Ai-."" 1as's
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
Workman Hurled to
 Death by Flv-WheeI

S0-trrfc.5 Wase May fa-fAPl Trars Lc CraIr. f5. oS 42o P'aIr- 1e'd s--oet, mt instant death early ast night when he fe1 10 the floor af'er heinz hurled in the air by - Gywheol over which he was work ing in the Hampdon Grinding Wheel U'art,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
329.S4l FREIGHT CARS

Washington, May 19.--A total o. 1o9s44 surplus freight cars in gooI repair May was shown in reports fled hv the carriers today wi'h 'Nc American Railway association. This --ae d,r-easr or T,%27 "a-s from the total reported on ApTli 8'.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
with Edward Conlon o.

weekend with Edward Conlon ot 1o4 Hart street
 Big sale Victor Rcd Seal single faced Records. C. L. Pierce X Co., udyt,
 A. C. Hammond Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, will hold regular meeting in the camp meet ing room at the state armory tomor' row night at 8 o'clock.
 Vory attractive printed silk dresses 215 at the Mary Elizabeth Dress Shop. g. W. Main, Prof. Bldg.-adH.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
FRENCH FORCES
 ARF STRENGTHENED
disbursements Against RiffanS
 Press ASSailS Censorship

Rabat. French Morocco, May I9- lAP)-Gcneral BIIlotte has arrived with heavy French endorsements on the Riffian front in the Che chaouon region.
 The troops began organizing strong detenscs in this territory which is directly menaced by con- centrations of Riffians.
 The situation otherwise is un- changed, French headquarters an- r0unCps
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

Paris. May 1q-rAP)-Th" gov 4rnmon. srrrecv rcrarding tho var fare acairst 'he Ti0s in French Mo- rocco is again assai'rd ny Quoilion, ,he official organ Of rhe left h'oc, which demands che whole 'rut1" and today published a dc"ai'"d r"- vicw Of tho situation from th" newspaper Cri Marocan to support it's allegation That things are going badly.
 Quotidicn dcvo'.s g half paso 'o ifs demand for "N" 'rN'I" an1 gays: "NN we know with c"r'air'v ls that one canDo. trust entirely either tho official r"ws Of 'ho u0oGi- ciaI news sent by correspondel's who arr watched and ine'ruc'ed, and perhaps even censored"
 An article reproduced from 'h' Fri War0can tells of serious French loss. s, and cF vourg soldiers march irg past "a long 'irr of cas&n's.' r d,c'qrce 'ha' -E'-Erim's f'r0'' oame within 2o ki'omotars CahoH' 'g mi'.s) or Foz. and that '-jh'e- a.e- who had h.on under '.r"7c. control for .iClt N"ars '.~0o' , ag4i~st 'N" French.
 ~Lc ~srenapor says .u~vv @ro'.p' sv.~ cr-p. through rr" Fr@uoN 'ic' a.l armed rh"mso,~'s from h'.d.C s'octe. I. praises '.e hrt'rrT o ,'-a Fr.-ch troops in t.e g.. o surprise a"acks. fi' ir@'r.'5s , ..e s..,a'i9n le Tar more ss~io.s ''..' }' has b"sH a.ow.I 'o n.0.. E1ov-.
 Among t-o tsa'~ oS 'a-..... -l"s o' o-o i-ra,rn ou'p.s' 70. .~ .ha Scne-a.os garrison held o... 'a eiEh. days without va''~. only '7 a oa7'urol in a grenade a''a.- " '. TJffia~s wro I'd 0.rarnr6" dsc a- n-dcrgro1nd Dassare. Gen,-. '..r bav'e forces are said 'o ra's "a much rayore. fEr'lnE.
 IT general n" Fri Marrrar cor a.'r-s 'ho a'irEnd 'ofort 'o 0rrv,n the ron sran.rs from gr'.j7e ~ -cvs 7~4 says "t' wou'1 he rruc h...or 'o 'e'' .ro 'ru'h."
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

have again been voilently attacked. The Riffians are rcinforci0g and strengthening their positions in the upper Ouergha river valley and the Senhadia mountains. Colonel Frey denberg's group is now established al Garabes M"zzia.
 To the east the Riffians continue 10 threaten the Branes fron'. Cen eral Cambay's group is al Oued Alamar.
 A report is current thaf Abd-El- Krim is considering starting an of- fensiyo io 'hc Spanish zone, ani b. is reported 10 have sent ten rnon0- tain guns and reinforcomon's from Axhar for hat purpose,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Double Wedding

a double wedding was held at the
home OK Mr., and Mrs. J G Bouiton.
423 Saith ave. Saturday evening. Au.
gust %. at o'clock, when Miss hes
sic r. shaw. daughter Of Mira s. j.
shaw. Of Omaha, Neb. was united in
marriage to Mr.. Arthur W BouIton.
third son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J G.. Boul-
ton. and Miss Violet o. GrcRorious
was married to Mr.. Clare G.. Boultou.
fourth son Of Mr. and Mrs Bouitou.
Miss Gregorious Is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f w GreEorious. OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. She wore n
gown Of ivory crepe satin with n
side drape held in place with an
ornament OF ostrich and pearls. Miss
shaw wore a gown Of crepe satin in
a circular flounce and embelllshed
With maltese handmade lace sent
from Malta for the occasion.
The home was beautifully dscorat-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Weage-BaUiS
w edding

On Friday evening. August 81.
at tho home OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
D. WcnEe, nj 1880 18th ave. N. e.
was tho scene Of second bcauti-
ful wedding this summer. The oc-
casion was the marriage OF the
third youngest daughter. Miss Ruth
Woodruff wcnEC, 10 Mr.. Charles
Augustus Baylis OF Spokane, Wash.
The bride was n graduate this year
from the University Of Washing
ton, and the groom graduate two
years ago. The first year following
his graduation no spent at wash
ington, earning his masters degree.
while tho past year was passed nt
Harvard, where he had scholar
ship for tho past year and also for
the coming year, and where he
hopes 10 receive his doctor OF
philosophy. Tho wedding service
was very impressive one, with the
wedding music played by the father,
and sisters Esther and Mary and
brother Avery OF tho bride. Tho
Rev Floyd Green OBLIGATED. At,
tending the bridal pair were Miss
Mary Weago and Mr.. Charles
Berst Following tho wedding n
supper was served, after which tho
bride and groom departed for Van
couve7, en- route TO Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

NTISITORs in town arc always the
' inspiration Tor much entertain.
ms Rmong their friends, and none
seem moro popular than Mrs Arthur
Durham Plat % Portland who be-
fore her uarriJEc was Miss Anne
Wrestling, daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs
Frank Y wslstlng " this city and
Miss Gertrude schulz who tho one
can scarcely call her visitor az she
has been residing here FOR several
wears, but the departure Of her pare
rntS. Colonel Edward Schulz and
Mrs, Schul,z last year Tor Honolulu
has made hcr residence here an In
definite one. and now comes the
news ot her departure. with her
mother. who Is also visiting here as
so many Of the friends uf Mrs Plait
and Miss schulz are mutual ones,
many OF the hostcsscs are giving
them Tor both girls Among one OF
tho larger is a bridge party Mrs {.
n Wattleworth Is planning al her
home on Wednesday afternoon, sep
TENDER 2 10 compliment her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Durham Platt. and for
Miss Gertrude Schulz. A tho tea
hour n plumber % the younger ma
irons and girls who are 10 be the
bridge guests. viii join the players.
Mrs. l., Il. Groves is entertaining
with small and informal bridge
party al the Sunset club Friday.
september 4, in honor OF Mrs. phtt.
and for Miss Schulz Mrs, Groves
is the guest Of her parents. Colonel
and Mrs, II, II Wilson.
Miss Catherine Bacon Is entertain
Ing with luncheon on saturday az
her home 10 compliment Miss Schulz.
Invitations have been limited TO
twelve OF Miss Schultz intimate
friends.
On Saturday August 20, the
Misses Louise and Ruth Daily are
entertaining with bridge party al
their home IN honor Of Mrs. Platt
Invitations have been limited 10 the
honor guests intimate friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
.Orthopedic
Lunch Room

Mrs. \. Tcsack viii bo hog,sss
FOR Madrona Guild at the ortho.
podic lunch room tomorrow, assist,
cd by Mrs. E. T. whiting. Mrs.
+. " Hewitt. Mrs. r. l.. Kettle
Mrs. w quasi. Mrs. Dudley Hagen.
Mrs. W. j. Miller. Mrs. w. -.
Joseph, Mrs. J. ]. Jcnncllc. MiAs
Salney Richmond. MLa Dorothy
Tenant Mrs. C. 8 Tenant. Miss
Elsie Pitflner. Mrs. J. ". Albright.
Mrs. Lew Norman. Mrs. Orange
Jacobs. Mrs. Il. j. Browne, Mrs.
Il. +. Taake. Mrs. H. T. Blackburn.
Mrs. Henry Brodcrick. Mrs. A.
Spencer. Mrs Earl F'Ieshenri. Mrs
J. G, LeCrouc. Mra Albert Decker.
Mrs. II j. MonteliuH. Mrs J.
Chnrbeneau. Mrs l.. J, Blssrll and
Mrs. n, X. Mivcs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Spokane Wedding of
Interest Here

The marriage OF Miss Muriel Rita
o'Neil. daughter. OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Joseph. o'Nen OF Spokane
and Mrs Edward Francis Riley.
son Of Mr.. 7, J. Riley OF Seattle
was Solemnized this morning in
Spokane at Our Lady OF Inurdcs
Cathedral, at o'clock. with tho
Reverend Father vcrhaEen per.
forming the services. The church
was decorated with masses OF
giadioli carrying out the lavender
tints and studded with tail cathedral
candles. Before the ceremony. Mrs
Riley BoswoFth. sang ave Maria
and 20 Sacred Hour with Mrs.
Ruth Prcssly az the organ and also
playing the wedding marches. The
bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs. Edwin Judge Barnett tAEncs
O'NeiD as matron OF honor, wear.
ing a gown Of satin hack crepe,
shaded from delicate orchid TO the
deeper violet tints. She wore a
large hat Of the same tints and
carried a shower bouquet Of or.
chids. roses and lilies.
The bride. who was given In
marriage by her father. wore be.
coming Edwin Mayer model Of ivory
satin. ornamented with crystals. Her
veil Of rose point fell into a grace.
ful train and she carried an sx-
guislte bouquet Of orchids and val.
ley lilies.
Mr.. Ernest John Riley, acted as
groomsman for his brother and the
ushers we're Mr.. Walter Richards
and Mr.. Ray Helly OF Seattle. Mr..
Carl Rutherford Of Tacoma. and
Mr.. Peter Davis OF Spokane.
y wedding breakfast was served
a. the O'Neil home after the ser.
vices. and here the house was a
bower Of summer flowers. with the
pink and white blooms predomin.
ating- Mrs. O'Neil. mother OF the
bride. wore gown Of black satin.
a small black hat and sable neck.
piece. Assisting at the house. were
Mrs. j. ]. LAWN, Mrs, Robert a,
Paterson, Mrs. Claude O'Sen and
Mrs. James Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley, left on a
wedding trip to Banft and Lake
Louise. and upon their return will
make their home in this city. For
travelling, Mrs. Riley, wore a black
crepe frock trimmed with gold. and
black coat with biege fox trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Ell with summer flowers The ccre-
monies were performed By the Rev,
81 o. Evans in the presence OF fela-
lives and immediate friends Mrs
Arthur r. Goodwin. sister 81 tho
grooma. played tho wedding marche.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur bolton left
by boat for a trip north and will be
at home after October 10 Ia s.attlc.
Mrs Arthur Bolton wore navy
blue suit with a beige hat
Mr. aud Mrs, Clare O. Boultou left
for a motor trip south and viii bc
at home In this city inter- November
/. Mrs. Clare Boulton wore as a
going away costume an ensemble or
fallow tan. with a matching hat
Mr. J c. Houlinn. father OF tho
grooma. IL native Of Toronto. where
his family has been socially and po-
litlcally prominsn, for many yehrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Assistants at
Club PARTY

a number Of reservations arc 81
ing made at the Seattle Tennis club
Tor its bridge and nah jongg lunch.
con on Friday afternoon at the club.
house. Mrs. Wallace Collins has
been given charge or the affair and
she will DO assisted by Mrs. Gladys
Taylor Landes and the hostesSrs
will be Mrs, C1aance BIothen. Mrs.
n. r. Alexander. Mrs. Frederick
S,ruyc and Mrs. Francis Guy Frink.
The list Of patronessss Includes
Mrs. 4. S, Eldridge, Mrs, W T. Pat.
ten. Mrs. James r, Blackwell. Mrs.
C. r. Coulter. Mrs. w II. Spawn.
MRS. Stanley Grifnihs and Mrs Cur
It's Sargent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

king members OF the Daughters
auxiliary are 20 assist at the tables
and during the tea Dorothy Dorm.
becker. Isobcl whnlcy. Thelma
Wolf. Lucille Turnacliffc. sally
Harris and Helen Meisnest. Also
assisting VIII he Miss Molly Pritch.
ard and Miss Peggy Avery. Reser.
yations must bc made at once by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Tlco Popular Guests Being Much Entertained,
Spokane Wedding Of Interest Here

ming Her bat was a small model
Boa che pausy shades Mrs Riley
has host Of friends Ia this city.
as she attended the University OF
Washington, and was affiliated with
Delta Gamma sorority and visited
many times IN the city, helnE "a
very close friend ~ Mrs Ernest
John Riley tAlicr lacksonl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Dinner and
Circus PdrtB

A no.host dinner was given last
evening at the Seattle Tennis club,
the party later attending the circus,
Tho-s who made w the party
vcre Misses Polly Perkins Mary
Chamberlain, Achsa Lou Powell.
Elizabeth Lea, Nance Emory and
Messrs, John Amber Donald Me
bonnell. Dr Roy Donaldson. Fred
spuhn, Robert Morton and How
ard France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Miss Trinble TO
GiUe Luncheon

Miss Augusta Trlmhle is enter
tanning with small luncheon at
the Sunset club tomorrow afternoon
TO compliment Mss Amy Bowrlng
OF New York, who Is the guest OF
Miss Maud Oakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Mrs. PolCeU
ArrnnaeS Tea

Mrs John II. Powell has sent out
invitations for a tea TO b. given at
her homo Tuesday. September !.
from I until g. She will be assisted
in receiving her guests BY her daugh,
tcrx. Mrs. Neal Tourlcllotte and Miss
AehSa Lou Powell. and her daughter,
in.law. Mn. Sargent Powell. re.
cent bride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
To Entertain

For tho pleasure OF Mrs. Miles
Poindcx,sr, Of Lima. Peru. who Is
tho guest Of her sisters. Mrs. ID. G
Mcclellan aud Mra sabina Morton
and for Mrs. John r. Miller. who has
recently returned from Washington.
d. G.. Mrs. r. ". Hargravc IL en-,
tertaining with a luncheon NJ tho
Yacht club Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
AIRS. Mexican
Hostess at Lunch

Mrs william Hunter McEwan en-.
tert8iped with a luncheon today az
the sunset club. Ia honor ~ Mrs
Thomas Merrill aud Mrs Harris
Musgrayc. o. Duluth. who are Wis,
iuug In the city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

calling Mrs. Fred W. Bert. Jr.
GArnd,2l7s. or Mrs. f. W. Mes
nest. KEnwd.OOss. The affair Is 70
be given at the home Of the char.
man OF this department. Mrs. r. ".
Mcisnest, 1905 18th ave. n. E., snd
those in charge hope to add lzrrs
amount 10 the housefurnlshing fund
for the new building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Nep York Guests
HORored

Mr. and Mrs Ross Downs are en-,
tcryaIhing with an Informal supper
party at their home sunday even
ing. 10 compliment MIR and Mru
John n. Perry. OF New York, who
are guests al The olympic Tor q
time. Mrs Perry and Mrs, Downs
are sisters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Angus, 20. At ociock. Visitors cor.
dinlly invited.
CURRENT EVENTS
DEPARTMENT TO GIVE TEA
Al tho bridge tea which tho
current events department Of the
womRn's Century club IL 10 give on
Wednesday. August 20. tho follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Sir ana Mrs T. % Holmes ara
leaving Thurrday Tor a HiK weeks
trip East
Mai and Mrs Harvard c Moore
are spending few days at Camp
Lewis
Mas Betty Chase and the Misses
Richards ~ the Navy Yard. Bfsm,
aftan. came over today Tor Mlsh
Marion Buttons luncheon at tho
Tennis club.
Mr. Jim Wright. ~ Sun Francis
ro. arrived In town yesterday morn
ing aud Wlii visit here for a week
Dr Otto A. Frasoh of San Fran
cisco. who has been visiting hia par
cnis. Mr and Mrs Christ ~ Frpsgh.
len saturday Tor his home
Mrs Cora Il. Cummings n ilhn
CA, ~ -. arrived today 20 be Tho
guest or her son and daughtsrin.
law. Mr. ana MrH Marion Russell
Cummings,
Sir, George Bcmis. Of Boston. AR
rived In town today, TO be tho
guest Of sir and Mru. Reginald Par
sons Ior a few days
mic wednesday. August 20. NJ Lin
coin park Take car No, :, Friends
welcome,
ENTERTAINMENT AND
DANCE
The Seattle Scottish Gaelic society
Will hold ~ monthly dance wedncH.
day evening. M the A. o, U. ",
hall The president. g. Tibblatis, Ia
arranging a program. The Gaelic
Pipe band viii be in fun uniform
GARDEN PARTY
on Wednesday afternoon a.
O'Clock. garden party viii be gwen
al tho home Of Mrs. ". Rasmussen.
sgg ssrd ave Al members or the
FRS, Presbyterian church and their
families and friends are cordially IN
yited 20 attend. a delightful pro-
gram has been arranged. which viii
be followed by tea.
NssdirEs
sil.s virginia Msrrui
Asptsmhsf" .t,t.a.ssarsssyssr Chatiian
z IA, f3vsfr fFu.,s gadra.a
Airs G. r. Fpaa
Z Readings Selected
Wrs iioEszd M9ntsiius
Remembrance fts..s..stss, st.. Rsitsf
.'haSau IONS" rr5rsssstssss Strickland
Niss Hsisu isaaeson
The Old Refrain .r.s,., Kr,isisF
'RuHa0pB" ..t.sr..s-ss.- nspssirk
IruR q Esu" a.ts.f-.. ..s..a HlYsl
Nr Paul G HurTouxhs
"rntsr the REESE ..-.s.s-rs Tisnsr
"HstY" ,srr.rt.a-s..s ssrs- Hfswn
Mrs q. 81. Fsss
Let Not Your Heart 10 Trastisd"
Mtss itsltn tsaarssn
| I4ISNEA REBEKAH
Auxiliary to Llnnsa Rsbskah
lodge viii meet with Mrs, ThAanum.
si5 Bellevue ayc, n. Wednesday
evening. Angus, 20. Mrmborr and
friends invited.
GEORGETOWN W. c. T. u.
Georgetown W. c. r. L, viii meet
AZ tho W c. r. L. Amsyicanlza,ion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

QUEEN CITY COUNCIL
queen city council. No sOi. Sc.
curiiy BENEFIT association. VIII meet
At Modern Woodmrn hail. ia2aH
Third ave. Wednesday. Angus, 90.
Card party az $40 O'Clock Members
and fdcnaH invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Orthopedic
Thrift Shop

The Orthopcdic Thrift shop will
he in charge of Queen Anne Guild
Wednesday morning, with Mrs. G.
Aston Hole and Mrs. +. J. WlltSIc
az hosteacs. and In tho afternoon
fntorlakcn Guild viii have charge
with Mrs. J. In Chnpellc and Mrs
Il. G. Mortrudc hostcsscs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Ldcher- Gorn,dJ,
Wedding

Tho marriage Of Miss Evelyn
German and Mr. O. J. Lachcr viii
be duisily solemnaed tomorrow
morning Mt ~, Josoph's church
4 wedding breakfast viii follow nj
Tho olympic, before tho departure
Of Mr.. Lnchcr and his bride for
honeymoon In California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Mr George Bcmis. Of Boston. ar
rived In town today. 10 be tho
guest Of SIR, and Mrs. Reginald Par.
sons Cor "A few days,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
LlNNrA nEnEKAn

Auxiliary 10 Llnnsa Rtbskah
lodge viii meet with Mrs, ThAanum.
si5 Bellevue aye, n. Wednesday
evening. Angus; 20. Mrmbors and
friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

DAUGHTERS or VETERANS
Clara Barton tent will hold a pic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Mrs Cora B. Cumming ~ itha.
Ca, ~ r.. arrived today 10 be The
guest Of her son and daughisrln'
iaw. Mr. ana MrH Marion Russell
Cummings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Mas Betty Chase and the Misses
Richards of the Navy Yard. Bfem.
ortnn. came over today Tor Mlsh
Marion Burtou'H luncheon 90 tho
Tennis club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Nlr Jim Wright. ~ san Francis.
40. arrived In town yesterday morn.
ing and Will visit here Tor a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Dr. Otto H. lrasoh, ~ San Fran.
cisco. who has been visiting hia par,
cuis. Mr and Mra Christ H. Fpsgh.
lcrt saturday Tor his home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25
Personal

SIR. and Mrs y. % Holmes are
leaving Thursday Tor a HIK weeks
trip EaHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

mic "wednesday. August 20. n, Lin.
coin park Take car No, :, Friends
welcome,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

Mai aud Mrs Harvard c Moore
are spending d few days At Camp
Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

GEORGETOWN W. c. T. u.
Georgetown W c. r. u, will meet
~ tho " c r. L. AmsgicanlEa,ion
eenter eos FInhlay 81. "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-25

The Seattle Scottish Gaelic society
will hold lis monthly dance wedneH.
day evening. IN the A. o, a. ",
hall, The president, g. Tibblalis, IL
arranging program. The Gaelic
Pipe band win be in fun uniform
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-20
CONVENTIONS ARE
| INCLUDING RACES
IN THEIR PLANS
BY United Press Leased Wire

TIJUANA RACE TRACK, Jan.
California conventions of val1-
Gus kinds are beginning TO center
on the Tijuana race track as the
playground of their delegates after
the business sessions hava been
ended.
Just the other day $50 delegates
from the Bankers Insurance Agents
convention descended on the race
course and paid tribute to King
Horse and in other ways enjoyed
full round of entertainment.
The next bunch of convention
dclceat,.s 10 visit the track for Il
day of the keen sport will be tho
Representatives of the National Cash
Register Company. They are hold
ing convention in Los Angeles the
latter part of January and have
designated that February l will be
their day at Tijuana.
In honor Of the visit OF the Ma
tional Cash Register men, special
program has been directed to be
prepared by President Coffroth.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-20
LAYERS MAY.
COMM ENT ON
THE DAYS PLAY
Tiiden Not in Class of
Players Hired Only
to Write
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Wiliam
4. Tilden and Vincent Richards,
America S leading tennis stars, who
may be forced into partial or total
retirement when the new amateur
rule is adopted by the United States
Lawn Tennis association may be.
saved to the game by. slight
change in one clause of the rule.
The new rule, approved by the ex-
ttutive committee, provides that o,
playcr.writer cannot cover tour
nament in which he is entered and
in its strictest Interpretation it
would force Tilden and RICHARDS to
remain out of ffnp0rtaDt ~eompeti-
ton unless they could get release
from their editors. att J
Ifldcn and Richards are employ
ed the year around as tennis writsrs.
but their most valuable assignments
are to comment upon the plpY in the,
tournaments. The two leading stars
are not in a class Of players WHO
are hired only TO write about tour,
hamcnt play aud who might find il
possible to work all f,throuSh fhc
hummer on tournaments i'll which
they might not have entered if they
hadn't been paid TO cover them. 1t
WAS }pgsjhst this class s4f yssetial
writers Fiat the association saiglf
10 legislatc; .l.s...} q. .,es.. -.
nc Il pffe@n that hot. ...ffhtcn aAnt
the association are willing to con
eede poitts 10 readh thorop ghnn1
Icrstnnding and it was learned to-
day that the association might cont
strue the covering of Il toprnament
US the act of sending scores and
writing sterics in straight rofof.'
fiaisstyle IS some Of the other. play
er-@ritcrs have been doing in the
rse aissocciatffon may rule that Il
player WIG is employed 'all year .as
a writer may write stories after the
days play and comment on the high
spots OF the tumament.