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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
C. E. is DIVIDED
ON DANCING
Gambling and Drinking Are
Banned by Convention
ny REuEL S. MonRE

United Press Staff Correspondent
DORTLAND. ore, July Just
l. whore 10 draw the line IA dane
Ing, card playing Sunday phstimes.
reading, movies and the theaters
waa more than hundreds Of young
people attending the open forum Of
the International Christian Endeavor
convention here could determine.
Today delegates looked forward TO
another open discussion later In tho
week. following schsion late yes.
icrday that brought forth many
Ideas but no conclusions.
Tho foregoing amusements were
placed by common consent. In the
twilight zono''-bordering between
good and bad
Gambling, prlEs fighting and
drinking intoxicating liquors were
Immediately relegntcd 10 the cate.
gory Of entirely bad onjoyments,
Good reading. unprofossionnl ath.
lcties, fishing, educational films,
pageantry and church and home So
oial games were styled without ques,
ton. an wholesome amusements.
The dance had as many supporters
M Il had opponents. Tho anti dance
forces whore championed by a youth
who asked Can n dancing foot
ana a praying knee go together
Did you ever SEQ dancing person
who n pious7'
Public dances were given no sane
ton.
Movies arc good or bad. depending
on what the subject matter IN. The
Hamo holds true for tho legitimate
stage, according 10 tho general opln.
ion developed.
Interest OF tho convention today
was conferred on tho street parade
this afternoon. when various state
delegations WIN compete with stunts
and dieplay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

rington, International director OF the
Anti.Saloon league. who was at the
Frye hotel Monday He is on his
way TO Portland to address the In.
ternational Christian Endeavor con-
vention. now In session there.
II also wish to say for the new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

state superintendent OF the AntiSa.
loon league in this state, B. N.
Hicks, recently appointed here, that
he both knows the work and is
hard and effective worker" said
Cherrington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
Mayors Appointee
Okehed by Council

couneilmen late Monday confirm,
ed the mayors appointment Of
Charles T. Hutson. Hoge building.
attorney. as member OF the city
library board for a sevenyear term.
He succeeds Mrs. A. A. Hilton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. July I.
Santa Barbara was host 10 Score
tcry OF the Navy Wilbur today
After an inspection Of the harbor
and quake zone, Secretary Wilbur
was entertained at luncheon by the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

WASHINGTON, July Tho M.
tons stock OF bitumlnous GOAL has
fallen to 3s.ooo.ooo tons-noarly n
months production--according to a
survey conducted by the bureau OF
mines, which Is TO DO announced
shortly. II is tho lowest in tho last
two yenrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07
Says Haynes Will
Run for Governor

Mai. Roy Haynes. chief prohibition
enforcement officer in tho United
States, viii be candidate for gov
crnor OF Ohio at tho next primary
This is the opinion OF T.. II. Cher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-07

Attractive stylcsl Smart fabricsl
All this seasons popular colorsl
Very appealingly priced for clear.
ancel
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
City Items

Roller skating Saturday night, Walutt Rink,-adyt
 Roller skating Saturday night. Walctt RinlG--udyL
 i0 carpenters wanted, Saturday at II. l.. Mills Hardware Store for q free apron.
 The Ladies Auxiliary, l, e. E. B,, held d very successful supper meet Ing last night at the club rooms, There was largo attendance and the evening was spent in singing and playing games,
 A marriage license has been issued to Joe Lamprrcht of 45 Henry street and Miss Mary NeuDuucr of 50 flaw. klns street
 The annual convention and dinner of tho Hartford county Y, NJ. (, A.. will be held at Thompson>i.lc, Mon- day evening, May II.
 Sons were born yesterday at the New Britain General hospital 10 Mir. and Mrs, James Greene of 97 Brad 'ov street. and Mir and Mrs. Thoo- Iore Wrdman of @1o Monroe street, and daughter Was born 10 Mr, and Mrs. Tennis Riley of 6l Main street,
 Albert Martin of St1a Myrtle >'ra"t last night reported to the po- icr that his wife had left home after taking trunk filled with clothes and drawing $>o from the bank. She l,rt two small children behind her.
 Charles Evanoyicki yesterday aft nlnoon reported 10 the police that he recently removed from II Silver street 10 Gladiola street, and when le later returned to his former resi- Irnce, a bed, which he had left be hind him, was missing.
 Engine Companies No. l, 9 and ; were called out shortly after 9 o'clock this morning to eXtinguish a
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

Chimpanzees have been known 10 place four boxes on top Of each other 10 reach a desired object.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
TO SAY WHETHER US. MAY
 SET ASIDE GAS PATENTS
special ENpeditlnG Court sitting on Question Affecting Whole
 on Industry
" rDe Accounted Pless.

lily The Associated Press,
 Chicago, May S.-FrIcral Julgr A. 3 Anderson of Indianapolis and George F. Page and EHun ENdus of chicago formed a special cxpcdltIng court iulay 10 determine whether Inc federal Eorrrnmrn. has right 10 attack cracking proross' patents t0 ils suit agaiuS, vl oil companies accused o: acting m restraint of 'auIe.
 Tho matter was referred April 1 10 ,1o cXpcdiuns court by Charles Nariluda'o. master in chanc'rN iu Indianapolis
 AZ that lime tho government of- 'orcI in cyt,nce certain patents iu. c'uIug the Burton ra'out, known as the StuIarI On company Of Iu- IHuas rlt'.t, arI a.so anoth"r tal}"n out m I>Go, ln'tmlHs to slow that the Bw.m pnrut vas uHt,Iatad, Tn. defense oD5rct"I, and for the sa&a ot cAIr"lnng the ease the question was referred to rlo special court sitting today.
 T.@ contracts aUackeI by fhe gov .rnnNn' were ucEo,iat0d hy u1, ma ior companies Wirh the other com- ranios, cu0lj0ouaUy granting trc
 atl"r use of patents held hy tho torm~G lt has been estimated hy fne government officials that % pr ccnt Of crude oil IS readily retinable as e1sNUn. 'ro extract 70 per cent more gasoline from the residue, q proc. ss known as "cracking' has i..7 developed The department Of 'uSrlce claims the basic principle Of "craciing' is not patentable and on that ground brought the suit.
 rhe Standard On company of In diana, Standard Oil company of New Jersey, Standard Development com pany, Gasoline Product company and tho Texas company are the five mat0r defendants.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
SOVIET CLAIMS REAL
 DISCOVERER OF RADIO
Prof Alexander popoff Said 10 HaN c Invented Wireless Two Years
 Before MarCOni
Ey Tre A.so,iated Press.

EY Tre Assoaiated Press.
 Ienlngrad, Russia, May 7.---Cere- monies were held throughout Russia yesterday in Lonor of tLe memory of Prof Alexander Popoff. Of the Elec- 'ro-Tochnical institute, who, accord- ing 10 soviet claims, was the real Itscoycrcr Of wireless teIegraphy.
 Tn 1925. two years before Mar roW domous'ra'c1 his apparatus the Russians say, Prof. Popoft received radio signals through a thick con- crete wall and later established suc- crssful wireless contact between Sf, Po'ersOurg tho present Lpnlngral) and a station in the Gulf of Fin l4n1.
 His first practical test according 'o local records, WAS carried out in jAaJ. when durIuE a heavy storm at sca he received a distress cali from q steamer. with inc consequence that many lives were saved, His subse- aurnt Iahors, according 70 the soviet h;s'ortaus, received but scant r"c- oguifion from the imperial gov,rn- mnnt, and he died in poy1rty in l2"j.
 Descriptions of his researches and achievements were broadcast from ull The EuSsl3n wireless stations dur wG yesterdays obsorvancos. and q uWabsr of meetings Of scientists and engineers were Held 70 consider his work.
 The soviet revolutionary war rounru has renamed the Kron,'adt Electrical academy after Prof. Top uLf
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

Pagular passenger s'rplans ser' icos now are being operated in swc den.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
books and oft,cla documents should hn iasmnh In IHkralnian

books and oft!ela documents should be issued In Ukrainian,
 While this Is not strictly sep aratist movement, it represents an effort by the Utrainlans to preserve their national customs, language and unity as distinct from those of Russia proper,
 The ukrainian alphabet Is the same as tho Russian, but the pro- runciation and spelling Of the words are different. The Ukrainian tongue contains many words alien to pure Russian. while similar words in both languages have contrary meanings.
 The now order will involve con- siderable expense, as all the present text books and government publIca- tons are fin Russian.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
STUDENTS ON STRIKE
 OVER MILITARY DRILL
lorcd Institution in Washington, supported by Government, Faces
 serious Detection Over Rules

Waehiugton, Nav S,-Eix hun- Ggri students Of To'7rd uuivsrSi'v, negro instituiou here supported lr the govcrumeu'. have gono on strike in protest aGa'nst a faculty 1uIo proridinE for 'he dismissal of s-udcnts who miss more than @o classes in rhySira' education or drills in ,hc r.4o.yc officers rain iuS corps,
 Tho strike agMus- the rule Has prcripitatnd Nr 'he recent dismissal of five students.
 Although a r"-ohook Of 'he at- tendance record of 'le dismissed students resulted ju 'l.ir rolnstato- neu-. more than '"'' of ;b" student body Of he institution have joined tha s.riNa with 'uo dotfrlninafion, their leaders d.c#ro of forcing ahrogat.on o' tho rn.o.
 Leaders among 'ho striking stu dents daoIaroI '.cy were not op- posed 10 tre naiarv drills hut 10 what they rrcarIaJ as all arbitrary dismissal ru.o.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
COUNCIL NEARING
 FINANCIAL STRESS
WOmen'S Convention Finds
 Funds al Low Ebb

wasmus.ua h. C. May S.-The convention Of Iho international councu os ,,,uau came to grips to- day vlh au"hnr r.rplaNug silua- ton dIs.os,J u lgport that the councils Hnaur.s dre at chh-lllo,
 The d.lgaies nI before them the urasur.g s s'onmrmt and d ra. port by Inc tUan-e committee along Mith recommendations that reNeuuo br pro,u,d lruu additional sources.
 Eou4}aI of peace literature from among ,>MnT, la 'lo convention audl'oriu 5a~,waul remained live topic of ,.l.rstE n. re'r,She1 by s.a.uw,.l m nohaf ot Mrs. Henry }.1rl pr x v York, ohair- nan uc '.. unl.ens peace society, that ',, .<.." "as paced with tb, porHrl~sI.u ul u"->,auor com- uH.or s"rlr. ". publications urged jo.1. aaI jwu l.ote Jisarua- ulo-'
 umor.e 7e .@. Nr.~rao council ,>rt..e.. .-.. .N.rr~ Wora q |'I' I..||H .... t''I' l'l .' l'.. Hnl that ih.r lad sought ro remove "ourotI"rau..' u'era'lre because Of possible wHr.eua ,fler' on the n ho.e orEaH }a'loH Tla statement j-sn.1 for Mrs. Willard declared r.rvesgau Q Iisn'a> he u'era'ur, hI N.ra EIF.n 'y Mrs. Ch. str T.. SN,p.. c1'rlaoH of tho exhibit com- oir'ta auI ,'nt 3. of f. except a r. pledges lad na,u tah T away.
 \-nepar'r arrouHrs Of tae eon- l..ron v-~a criticized hy |. $. 1.r#s. aIrao'or-gcrera' Of inc Iau- /..n1.0 Gn'". 0'o addressed the ..'sEa'os 'as n'en' The press, He ...1. 'rH -o G"rar.a-a'a attempt to u. ...r has n.'.r.y misrons'rued ,.or argnr 0urpoa g" Mrs Carrie 1apma0 rat' Iosrmbod the rocep- '.no or thr visitors as "inhosritah'n
 d Nsroug.aous' and declared "an xp@91a'jo0 js duo you
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

Ire m d partition in the homo of j, |. Ninmg at 96 Pleasant street tmct Noble estimated tho damage at $yu,
 Engine Co., . late yesterday after noon Was called out to eAtluguish a fire in dump on Stanley street.
 For printed silk dresses that are different at Sl5. see the Mary Eliza beth Dress Shop, Prof. Bldg, -advt,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
AIR DASH TO POLE
 IS AGAIN DELAYED
Amundsen Expedition Held Back At Spltlbergen by Unfayorablo
 Weather
ey Tho Associated press.

By The Associated Press.
 New York, May S,-Unfavorable weather is believed to be holding the Amundsen Polar aerial expedi- ton to It's base at Kings Bay, spitz' bergen,
 A brief message from that lonely point in the Arctic. received by tho Meteorological observatory at Oslo, tho Norwegian capital, last night, said the explorer and his party had postponed their start, which had been planned for today.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
preyloun adyioes from the steamsr

Previous advices from the steamer Farm, attached to the expedition, said the weather conditions were unfavorable, the sky being overcast and snow falling,
 The Farm reported her arrival at Seal Bay. Danes Island, from which point, 1t is indicated. the two .Amundsen planes will hop off direct- ly for tho pole, after flying from king'A Bay. '
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
EDITOR DEPORTED

Constantinople, May S.-Hussein Djahid Bey, q provincial newspaper editor, has been sentenced to depor- tation for life for having described a police search of headquarters of the progressive party in Constanti- nople as a raid. The court held that this characterization tended to present the action of the government in authorizing the search as illegal.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
Fire Lieutenant to
 Be Given Hearing Tonight

Lieutenant Fred Linn, of the aerial truck company stationed at the ccn- tral fro headquartqss will he given hearing by the discipline commit tee of the board of fire commission CTS tonight,
 Lieutenant Linn was absent from the fire station whom his company responded to an alarm Wednesday afternoon, April %, Linn is alleged Ito have been in the municipal garage in the rear Of tho station when the alarm sounded and went to the scene of the Are in a'priyate machine.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

\ miscellaneous shower was given last evening at the home of Mrs W. Doland of 219 Burritt street in honor of Miss Margaret Mellcy of Hartford, who will become the bride of John Barrett of this city next Thursday. About 50 guests were present and Miss Motley received q number or handsome and useful gifts, Lunch con and dancing formed part Of the program. The wedding ceremony will take place in the cathedral at Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
GR\~>HOPPER> THREATEN


 Washington, May g.-Wnh grass hopper outbreak threatened in the soutawnst 'bis sumner, the depart mont ot agriculture has been be- sisged with requests for tntorDafioP on control of the pests.
 Tho department declared that an .rronrous opinion pro} ailed in Texas ard oklahoma that tne ErassLmppers .9U'I Lc exterminated by infec'ing them with a fungus disease known as "funk." Experiments, The dc rartmont ad1ol, proved that this method was not satisfactory and f. r.commeud.d I the Use of a poison 1ran mash bait containing arsenic.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
UKRAlNIA TO QUIT
 RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
Change Is Or,lcrd to Preserve Its Own Methods of Using the
 same Alphabet
y Tho Associated Press.

ny Tho Associated Press.
 Kharkoy, Ukrainiau, May s, -- An the government departments, schools, universities and units of the Red Army In Ukrainian territory have been ordered to adopt the [ tkrninian language not later than January, 192G, Tho central com mttce Of the Ukrainian communist party which promulgated the de- cu. also directed that all school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
OREGON POWER
FIRMS MERGE
H. NJ. ByIIeSby g. Co. No..
Control Companies

MEDFORD. ore Soy. A.-Thr
California Oregon Power CO. win Doe
merged with new corporation 20 hr
organized and controlled by o. ~
Hyllcsby a Co. according 90 am
nouHermrnt received today by stock
holders ~ the California oregon 90.
Tho basis or tho consolidation, ar-
cortlnE 20 Paul No. Mckee, first vice
president ana general manager of tho
callfoTnla-orcgon Co, II an cE-
change Of stock FOR securities OF
the now corporation,
Physical properties OF tho local
concern have been connected for
several years with those of the Noun,
tain States Power Co. controlled by
tho Byllesby interests. both tho
Mountain States and Pacific Gas q
Electric Co. being wholesale buyers
OF power
Thru the transmission lines Of tho
Mountain stutcH company. electric
energy from tho California oregon
Power Co, IL delivered 20 tho Port.
land Electric Power Co. and later on
such energy likely Will be delivered
into the Coos bay ana Humboldt bay
territories now served by bylIesby
companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Little Stories of Life

Campbell James A. Seattle ..Lrgnl
Roberts. Auuna. Seattle ,.... Legal
Mueller August puyaIlup .....r.g4
WALLER Anna, SEATTLE r.s.s...... 20
Jensen. Frederick H.. Seattle BE
Mueller Mary Seattle ..srtrf,...A6
GiNIullo. Frank. Fresno, Cal ....s5
Rose. Grace, Portland ..ss.,,r,sss 20
DEATHS
Ahsru, betsy 90 mo Warren ave,
Fisher Euphsmia A.. 90. 1904 q, Ito
publican a.. oct IS
Roberts Mrs Rusaua Jenkins. 20.
Wilkisou. Oct 2N
wilkes. Mary, 81. i5it Sixth ave W
wardoii, George Mcrlo, a.lsiI sixth
ave, H. Oct. 90
Roos William, IS, 700 Ysslsr way,
October rs
Powell. Thomas, as. county home.
urt IS
Larsen. Esther Ruth. 10. soi Eighth
ave. g. oct a.
Cole, Fsy Wallace. %. ss9 broadway
Frey. baby. infant 5000 wulunstora
ave. oct gS.
DIVORCE COMPLAINTS
Edna ys. II. =. Reeves. drscrtlou.
II ?. W. Ruth 4, Keller, dsssrtlan
Eva @, We. John sodorman. nonHup-
port,
Msbsl r. vs., Arthur A. Clark.
Myrtle ". Charlie, Frost, nousup-
port.
Dorothy VI. James Giordauo, nom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Delegation Going
to Portland Show

THr choicest -rgfH ta fHr stand
-'aH1. special privilege anl naurf
raffgur Hnr being auaugnI fnr fHa
Seattle drITaafIDu tD tho Portland
Livestock expedition THURSDAY O. O.
AH1ruau. rHaIum.R NJ ~ rhRmHar
0f Cpnmrraa committee n charge ID
the excursion. said Tuesday night
All ErarrIr.rr1 who go fa tho ca
position that day arr requested 20
'D'n the chamber delegation af break.
fast lu tHr morning on tho rFpuE.-
Ton rrouuar and accompany o. 600 ItH
activities turnout Tho daH.
Tho special train swim leave Seattle
o. lI4g, WrdHe-I1y might. arriving
a. 7al the next morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
ASK STUDENTS
TO BOOST ~"
Need for New Buildings Is
Stressed by Officials

University OF Washington officials
nsyc asked alumni ala IN securing
university appropriations, asserting
that tho university building pro.
MN ls more than $4,000, 600 behind
schedule.
Dean Horny landes OF the col.
legr OF science pointed ont tho need
~ biological building 60 house
roOlogy and botany departments.
RE stated that the science building
az the university accommodate five
timcs tho number ut students that
u was designed 10 accommodate,
The attic Is used for laboratories
and the classes on tho three floors
are twice as large as the normal
size.
German and English classes have
been crowded into the science
building In recent years, leay-
ing no room for the important H.
Illustrative material that IS 40 neccs,
sary Tor many courses,
Tho need for new women's
gymnasium Is Illustrated by the
tact that many classes are held out
~ doors at present and must he
Cancelled IN rainy Weather tho de-
partmcnt reported.
The minimum amount OF floor
space FOR a student at a better
university Is 100 square feet There
are only 60 square feet per student
&c Washington. officials say,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

Experiments In the canning Of
chicken meat with Wow Of d.
trrmIuIue processes suitable for
commercial u-r nrr now being pot
formed by instructors IN the college
M urHrrIrr laboratories 90 Tho Uni
yrulty uf Washington.
Dean John H. Cobb and II "
Nightingale Of tho college OF fish.
srlcB. who performed tho test eE'
pyrimrnt1, explain that tho process
Ia not new. Chicken II canned IN
tho East ON a largo scale, but
there arc many local problems that
must h. Holysd IN connection with
chicken canning on tho Coast. This
~ tho urat attempt on tho Coast
10 ind process suitable for the
commercial field.
In tho experiment, part OF tho
chicken was packed cooked ana
part raw, and all was placed In
a pressure cooker FOR an hour at "a
temperature Of $40 degrees Fahfen'
holt,
After cooking the cans were
placed Ia an insulated Incubator
whore a constant temperature Of
blood heat rs maintained. Should
bacteria develop In the cans IN three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Bailey to Talk
on Seattle Vice

Vice Conditions IA Seattle" will
DO described by the Rev, Ambrose
Bailey. First Baptist church pastor.
a. tho Seattle GyTo club meeting
al tho L. G. Smith building res.
thurant Thursday noon. Each mem.
Der Is restricted 20 ono guest for
tho meeting,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Fish Experts Study NeW
Ways of CaRniRgChicken
Hope to Devise Recipe to Preserve Meat in
Natural Deicacy and Flavor

dayu the tops OF tho raur well
up n The process o. successful
tho cans will Boz opened ana fHo
meat tasted Tor appearance. oI9r
and fuatr
Tho college OF urhrr.rr will ny
lhn rHuU'HE 0f any food product.
according 10 Dean Cobb or tho cole
lego ~ Fisheries Tie remarked that
in tho past many fish products have
been tried and the canning Of uh.
biz meat han boon c0mmsrr'allzed
IA Seattle thru experiments iH the
college of fisheries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
no roRM DEBATE UNION

-Four University debate clubs ire
expected 10 form plans for o. debate
union az meetings this week Tho
union plan o. iH vogue 90 Oxford.
England. Under q every student
becomes "A potential deb1tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
Chemistry Class
to Hold Smoker

Boxing ana wrestling VIII take the
place Of chemical analysts and sui.
phurie acid Tuesday night az tho
University OF Washington when
chemistry students stage their annual
smoker In Bagley hall. other enter
tainment Is planned on the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

An old manuscript discovered IN
tho archives Of the LsnlnETad library
Is said 10 be tho original manuscript
Of tho famous Oriental tales, -
ThouHand and one Nights"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04
IlIIkTIIs

.--r.r 81. h'" ~" 'tp ,, 49,.
Elrl
lutte Adrian, gNgN 2Nth ave. s., w
/ EIrl
Freeman sfdn.y n VS.. asth ave.
s. ~ Eirl --..
Nana' 9snga ~ li''h''' - ''' -'"
Lander, clarence Elmer $40 gSth
AN.f ElL .-.-....
Sandburs HaTold. g9ls W, lruutcuhc
Hf- FIFl
EhrrI', Robert t'tN l'lh ave. ~ W.
hNh a.. &C., a
h.ys
Nartr Trtsonosuke. t0ED Main ct.
boy
simmons Charles T.. ,Ale wabash
ave- boy 49, .,, 81
Arnold Louis D. -spe -''N ave -
,..-.Nh,,r Artr,, e4,E ~ s1rB -
riri
Hurley Frank IS, gsg5 ThurndYko
awe. girl
Iumlgh, MiAalilo, llel Atlantic A.
boy. .-.. ...,
".tt'U' -u" '''' 'NN' 'N'" "''' So
60 ,yu1f.r, teRg s,rI,v -
rIrl
Gardner. Frank l.. GgCO 18Th ave. ~
r. Eiyl
Wallis. Adolph sylvester l0-0H
l,,'se'lS,w ~ TX ,-,-,,. 80. n
NT t.. t''''A'' Wv i-'h"'" Nv -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-04

Average aga Of marriage Ia Ger
many ia - for the men and 20 for
the women
Evening star., 1925-10-25

Genuine Gold Seal Congo
leum Rugs, 9x12-ft. large room
size; perfect quality in wool
rug and tile patterns with ar
tistic borders; blue, rose, tan.
taupe, gray and other wanted
colorings.
Evening star., 1925-10-25

Heavyweight double warp
japanese Grass Rugs, perfect
quality, 9x12-ft. large room
size; beautiful blue, green and
brown stenciled Oriental ana
medallion designs.
Evening star., 1925-05-24

Kathryn Givney of
the National Theater
Players. The company
will produce comedies
throughout the Sum.
ner.
Evening star., 1925-08-27

y SQUARE FROM 14th AND 16th--De-
tached. 2nd floor, 2 rooms. kitchen. bath.
sun parlor: beautifully furnished: board op-
Iohal owner 1412 Kennedy ST. Adams 4197.
Evening star., 1925-08-27

THREE ROOMS. NEAT. ATTRACTIVE
private BATH entire floor: hot water contin
uousiy: ami. 753 Quebec NV. Adams 1895
Evening star., 1925-08-27
SUBURBAN BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD. city conveniences: hal
block from car line. 80 minutes TO CITY
Phone Woodside 43-M.