davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Women's and
Misses Sweaters

-lS Sweaters: OF mohair and
worted; rust, navy. brown and
tan; sizes IS 10 %, IS to 40:
jacauette, sllp.over and coat
styles. Formerly 4.e5. reduced
10 '''s... .s..'......s. EDO
- Mohair Sweaters; orchid: sizes
SO and 40. reduced to. soc
--3s Sweaters; including golf
coats, slip.ons, jacduettes. and
coat styles. OF camel hair. worst.
ed. mohair, alpaca and zephyr
yarns: in navy, tan. brown. gray.
black, orchid, white, rust. green.
lavender; sizes 80 TO 42. and 40:
reduced TO ........,...... 30
MdcDouDnH- Southirick
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Art NeedIeWork

IA Stamped Linene House
Dresses; corn color. Reduced
10 ."..s.'.s........ obc
--IS0 Stamped Children's Dresses;
including Rompers OF pink and
blue striped ginghams, slzes /
to years; chambrny boomer.
frocks In green and blue. sizes
2, and yenrs; dresses OF
printed lawn, white dimlty. pink
organdic and rose, corn and blue
linene IN sizes 4, 8, and 10
years. Reduced to...n,...b0c
---06 Stamped Centers; white art
cloth; 3e.inoh size; In two pat.
terms. Reduced 70. .b0c
HocDougnH- SouthWicI5
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Stationery

Id Gift Novelties; including
bridge sets. OF pads and tallies,
leather writing cases, and sets OF
cenuloid table numbers. Former.
~ loo. reduced, 10. .......75e
lie Novelties: Including Chinese
pin cushions, child's desk set,
candy box. desk calendar, sta.
tionery folio, and Hindu crystal
ball, Reduced to..,,. soc
- Remnants; bridge sets, Nah
Jongg score pads, Vogue nappi
sets, metal table number set,
Reduced To ......,.,...,...3 Soc
IS Score Meters. Formerly soc:
reduced TO ....,".....,.,. zoe
~ Remnants; Nah Jongg
counter sets, fancy Nah Jongg
score pads, Reduced TO, -, LOO
MacDouodH- South,cick
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Leather Goods

-lD Bags: including novelty
purses. pouch. and envelope
bags. of goat. patent and SIX
black. gray brown and tan Re.
duced 10 p...,,,,.,,...1.0 Lob
- Bags, including tailored box
bottom aud envelope htyics:
brown. black and gray. seal.
patent and morocco feathers,
Formerly 7So. reduced 10 5.05
MaeDoH0nil- SoHihirirk
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Linens and T'oUels

30 Linen Remnants! including
table linen. towrllng. oloths. and
lots OF one half dozen napkins;
white y 10 3.ysrd lengths, Ro.
duted ,,,.s.sss....,. One'fourth
80 DoIen Cotton IIuek Towels;
white. with rcd borders. hemnsd.
slEr leSsg. formerly Q for 100,
Reduced io.......,,,6 for soc
lis Dozen Cotton Turkish Tow.
els; white. single thread: hem.
med. size iTs5s. formerly for
ii5, Reduced 10 6 for 85c
-. Cotton IIemstltchod searfs:
white huek: size i1xG0. formerly
soc. Reduced 10. each ace
--6 Dozen Linen napkins; white:
fine quality; hsmmed. slgc .spg4
Formerly for G.25 Reduced
20 ,........s.s..... 9 for I.o6
- Linen Table Cloths. white.
good quality. in floral designs.
s2Esi, Formerly 1850 Reduced
10 ...t...,...s. .s.,,...,.. .0.06
MacDougan, Soaihuick
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Wash Goods

800 Cotton Remnants; includ.
inE ginghnms. Eultipg. percalsH.
lluinEh. vuilca and other cotton
materials In assorted colorn:
lengths Of y 10 I yards. Re
ducsd 20 .....s...... Haif-Priec
MacDoa0aH. Soafhpick
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Wonen's and
ChiIdren's
Knit Underwear

- Cotton Corset Covers; white:
elbow sleeve. Dutch neck style.
size e.. Formerly les. reduced
10 ................,. LOO
- Children's Cotton Vests; size
years. long sleeve style. Re-
dueed to- ...t..,..,.,...2 6c
---io Cotton Suits: long sleeve.
ankle length; white; size 30. Re.
duccd 10 t,.s....,,......1 LOO
III Cotton Vests: white: sizes
10. g. IS: wing sleeve. Swiss
rib. Reduced to......... soc
Iii Mcrcerired Isle Suits;
alccveless, knoe length. heavy
weight. white. sizes - TO 90
Formerly $50, reduced TO 3.o5
- jersey SIN, Gowns; flesh.
peach: sleeveless gowns. size IL.
Formerly ii.ss: reduced 10 SOB
- Jersey SIlk boomers. in
gray. with contrast trim at knee.
Sizes 6 and Z. Formerly s.s5.
Reduced 10 .,..t.....,... 3.86
MaeDoupnn- Southtrick
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Women's Silk and
Muslin Underwear

81 Costume Slips: peach and
orchid batistc and white muslin.
with embroidery edging; sizes 4s
and a. with shadow proof hens.
Formerly i.s0. reduced 70 100
lis Pairs sateen Bloomsrs; in
green. brown and mais. -fEes Is.
81 and 20. Reduced 10. 4 .25
% Pajama Suits; two. piece
styles: white dimlty. V.necks and
kimono sleeves. size II. For.
Derly ESQ. reduced to.....1.05
- Tricolette Skirts; purple.
with scallopsd and plea,ed hens
size "a. Formerly $50. reduced
TO .............-.. 1.Do
81 Wolfe Vests; in mais. pink
and orchid; sizes 40. 42 and ~;
with homstltched hsnIs. re.
duced TO ......s......,....7oc
--I6 Wolfe Drawers: hsmstltched
heus: mais. pink and orchid. size
IS. Reduced zoe
MacDouoou- sonihuick
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Corsets and Girdles

ia Corsets and Girdles: Mar.
venc. Modar', Troo and Bien
Jolio makes. low.top models,
back. front and non.laelng; sizes
IS, rs. IS, 90. 80 and 3s. For.
merly Cos. reduced to. 4.O5
la Cors-ts; including Afarvone.
Trco and II. aud w. makes. sizes
20, %. 20. % TO Is. 80. 81; Il
and i6.inch models. long hip
stylca. Formerly AA5, reduced
10 ....t..........,,, 3.t6
liz Girdles; non.lacing and
front.lace models. IL and is.inch:
sizes 2s. rs to 20. 90. Formerly
1875, reduced 100
- Corscts: Marvone. Modart
and Treo: various wanted styles:
fine models; sizcs %. 2s. 20. 30.
Formerly 1000, reduced TO
..,.....,....,... 11.85
- Modart Corsets: non.lacing
md frontlaclng. medium and
long hip models; sizes 30 and
SO. Formerly 1850, reduced
TO ................,. 1850
--s3 Corsets: including Modart
and Marvenc mnkea; low.top.
long hip. II and is,inch models.
sizes 20 to 90. Reduced TO 0.05
MdcDoHOdli- SoufhicicL
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Wonen's and
Misses BIouses

Ia Blouses; including over.
blouse, jacquette, tunic and tail.
orod styles; OF cut velvet, faille.
roshanara, wool jersey; In brown.
tan, navy, orange, black. cocoa.
In sizes rs to sc; reduced TO, 80.
..n",u..n ...,..,.,..3.95
-, Wolfe 0ycrblouses: In white;
with lace trim; sizes 3s and 40.
Reduced TO .,..,.,......,5 soc
MooDoupaH- SouthuicL
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% Skirts, wool and granite
cloth; size 81; stripes, plated
sides, our wrnp.around styles,
formerly sa5o, reduced TO 2.9B.
% Skirts; cope o. Chine, rosh.
annra and granite cloth, In
green, pink, white, gray; sizes
20 to "a: plated panel fronts;
reduced to 3.O5 ut MacDougall.
Southwick's, second floor.
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Wooden Goods

80 Wool Remnants; Including
serges, flannCis, tweeds. crepsa.
veiours. and coa,inss. IN plain
colors. stripes, piaids and checks.
lengths OF y 10 ] yards Re
duCsd 10 ......,. Half Price
jfacDoHgaH- Soalhwsck
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The Prices on
Remnant Day

are all drastic reductions Every Remnant
is priced low enough 10 assure customers excep-
tiona savings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Women $, Mems and
Misses Shoes

81 Pairs Womcn's and Grow.
ing Girls Shoes; including grow.
ing girls black satin pumps,
sizes = TO 6h; women's black
patent and black Gatin pumps.
sizes TO s; womon's oxfords.
black and brown suede. black
patent; sizes 2h to Z. Reduces
70 .s......ss.s.. sP.oo
"a Pairs Womep's satin Bou.
dor Slippers; slightly Bolled; as
sorted colors; sizes Q. and 8.
reduced to..,s........pa par ZDc
Il! Pairs Women's Felt Slip
Dcrs; display soiled; assorted col.
ors; sizes and 4. Reduced
70 ...,..s.,.....s., par SOc
IA Pairs Mems Felt Slippers;
gray. navy and brown; sizes 6. II
and 3. Reduced to- pair soc
MocDouDdH- Soufhuick
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Women's Cloves

lis Pairs Fabric Gloves; is aud
ig.button styles. in gray black.
cover, aud mode. sizes 81 to
gh. some with embroidered
tops. Formerly i.2S. reduced
TO ..........,t.....t .s.., soc
LII Pairs Kid Gaunilcts; brown.
and tan: sizss Sis. and :. For.
merry ESQ, reduced to " t.95
-s Pairs Kid Gauniiels; plain.
brown and gray. sizes and sis.
Formerly 600. reduced TO 3.95
--si Pairs Fabric Gloves: 10
aud t2-button KayHer gloves;
mode. srny. beEyer; sizes 5ii to
III. Formerly 2.2s pair re.
duced 10 ..,...... pair LTD
MdeDouoaH- soaihutck
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Women's Millinery

SO Trimmed Hats; silJH.
straRA ana combinations In all
wanted shades. trimmed with
feathers clusters Of flowers.
some all.oytr embroidery and
tsif trims Formerly $50. re.
duced tO................5.0 sos
MaeD0H0ali. SoHihIricL
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REMNANT DAY is TUESDAY--TOMORROW
What Is a Remnant?

A portion fragment
from broken lines Remnant be hat dress piece
shirt blouse odd curtain small similar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
COOPERATIVE WORK
C0OERATIyE WORK

.. Cooperative marketing assocla.
lions should be encouraged by adj
vice and aid.
I. Standardization % production,
dlversincation OF crops and cooper
alton IN preventing oyer'production
are important steps 10 be promoted,
5. The farmer should eliminate
his overhead by big business
methods. closely observing the trend
OF markets and demand and con.
sumption.
Il have no panReea for agriclutu'
raj relief. and don't believe any.
body has, said Jartline. but want
TO pick out number Of practical
and constructive things which farm.
ers can put into practice 10 set
their business on more satisfac.
tory basis"
Legislation. he thinks. can only
help farmers help themselves.
The problem OF the middieman
will be settled by the operation OF
economic laws. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Ribbons

--l65 Ribbon Remnants; includ
Ing satinS, grosgrains. novelty
ribbons. and taffetas. IN all col,
ors; y 10 inches wide. lengths
Of a 90 yards Reduced
TO .,,...,,..,..,..., Half Price
MuCEoaguI- SoWihwiet
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JARDINE TELLS
, FARM VIEWS
Believes Education Is Best
Chance for Federal Aid
PLANS SUMMER TOUR
No Panacea for Farm Ills;
Merely Practical Helps

WASHINGTON. March so.-sec'
rotary Of Agriculture Jardine. farm.
cr. il going out 20 the AGRICULTURAL
regions this summer 10 discuss farm
problems and suggest business
methods.
The new secretary has decided
education Is the best government
activity In behalf OF the farmer
Jardinc today outlined his views
OF his job along the following lines
l. The needs Of tho farm hack
home" must he kept IN mind and
his department must cooperate
closely with other federal and state
departments. agricultural colleges
and experiment stations In promot-
ing n sound aud prosperous agricul'
tura.
=. The spread between prices
paid 10 the farmer and tho price
paid b, the consumer must 10 re.
duced by good business methods.
Tire farmer ought 10 set 90 cents
Of every dollar paid by the con
SINNER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
NeckDear

80 Collars, OF tan plque and
linens. with attached fancy
ties. Formerly LOO. reduced
10 ..,.~.s...ss....,...s..,,Oo c
-i6 Pieces Neeltwear; including
fancy collar length. and collars
with jaboi5 attached. Reduced
10 ..-ssss.st.sss loe
- Pieces Ncckwcar; including
white broadcloth vests. and :
tan pIaue veatess. Reduced
10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ill Fancy Nestrcs: fancy
cyelct Embroidery Linens and
Bsoadclo;hs. Formerly as. re.
uuctd 10 ..ss.s.ssssss.s q. 500
- Organize Collar Lengths.
white with high coiorsd em-
broideries. Reduced 70 35c
Mac DoaoaH- soaihutct
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Don1esfics

SO Cotton Remnants; muElins.
challies and ahsrtlngs. 10 3,
yard lengths Reduced Fourth
--Sl Cotton Sheets; white: seam.
loaa, solled from display. 72xso.
htdufrd 10 .sr.s...s....,1 20
80 Cotton Sheets; white. si190.
seamless; slightly foiicd. Re,
duced To- ................1.Ib
MacDouOdH. 6outhulck
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Notions

-32 Remnants: Including Klein
ert dress shield guimpes: sizes 81
to ~, and Ever. Ready Brassiere,
size "a. with shields: Treo
G!rdles. sizes "a, IS to 30. Re
dueed TO ............... LEO
ga Articles: Ever. Ready house.
hold aprons; warren's hip flares,
and fancy trimming buttons in
brown and gray. Reduced to
.s.....- ................. soc
liz Remnants; including Boue
hair pins. fancy coat buttons.
and rubber baby pants. Reduced
TO ................. loo
lie Remnants; Marcelrite hair
waivers. and fancy trimming but.
tons. Formerly soc card; reduced
TO ...,..s... ....-.....,... zoe
--i2 Fashionctte Hair Nets. Re.
duced 10, ........ for zoe
so Yards yassar Elastic; black:
is.inch wide. Reduced 10. ....
Observation-Disclosures for 25e
lib Remnants: including col
ored rick rack braid. fancy trim.
ming braid, wooden needle cases,
finished braid and colored bias
tape. Reduced 10. &c
afacDou0ali- SoufhiricLs
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Fur Coats and
Scarfs

-. Gypsum Fur Chokers. stone,
marten color. Formerly g.5a. 70.
duecd 10 .s...,.t....,.... 500
- Stone Marten 'Fur Chokcrs:
natural color. Formerly 30 90.
reduced 70 ...a,,,...... $500
II Natural skunk Throw Scarf:
Formerly $500, reduced TO-.
''s.s... ......,.,s,..s,. 10 90
II Tanpc Fox Scarf. Formerly
$500. reduced 10. ....25. 90
- Natural Hudson Bay sablc
Checkers. Formerly $500. 70.
huecd to ..,r...,,,,... 20. 90
hacDonoaH- SoulhpicL
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Women's Hosiery

III Pairs silk Hose! semi fash.
lonod chiffon. black aud brown.
aises Sb 20 10, Reduced 20 soc
Is Pairs silk Hose; tull,faah.
Toned, with lace clocks. black.
sizes So aud ., Formerly 200
pair reduced 10 ,... pair 1 90
81 Pair, Silk Hose. fun.fsAh,
Toned; brown. size SI. Formerly
ea5 pair. reduced 20. pair I.8b
III Pairs sin, Hose: In gun
metal, and peach. sizes . and
10, Reduced to-. pair lbs
so Pairs Chiffon SILK Hose;
gray and brown. fulifashiousd
yizes 10 10. Reduced 20
...t.,....,..,,,.... pair las
Mac DougaH. SoHihtdrk
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Flannel Remnants

--7S Cotton and Wool Remnants:
assorted eolors. fancy or white
outing flannel shirting and baby
flannel. AZ TO 4,yhrd lengths.
Reduced ........... One Third
MaeEoggaa- SoaiAtrict
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Toiietries

al Remnants; including Lubin
toilet powder, and bath salts,
smelling salts, and nail clippers.
Reduced TO .,..,,.....,.a Toe
--5i Articles; Glenecho perfume,
fortune telling set, Golliwog face
powder, Tracy bath crystals,
smelling salts and novelty French
perfumes in unusual containers.
Reduced 10 .,..... soc
Ia Remnants: including Dorm
hath salts, and Chu Chin Chow
perfumes. Formerly 1.5o: reduced
10 ....,....,. 100
Id Boxes Lublin Face Powder
Formerly 200 box. Reduced
10 .....,.,.,.,., .....,..1. 25
Ia Lionel Heart Shaped Com.
pacts. Formerly 1.50. reduced
TO ....,.,,...,,.,., 05c
- Remnants; In Fairy Fuel,
and tweezers, Reduced to. soc
Ia Imported Rarors. Formerly
35c; reduced use
-SS Articles; including Fracy
osE shampoo, Revelation nail
polish. Lovely Lady liauid cleans.
ing cream. and glycerine s,sp.
hoanced TO .,,.,.,.,,.. 15c
MucDouooR- Soutbicick
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Infants Clothing

30 Nainsook Dresses: hand
made: white. sizes months 10
year. Reduced TO. ..4. .85c
-is Pairs silk Haif.Hose; blue
and white. eii.silk. sizes I and
AZ Reduced 70. ~. pair soc
la Logging Sets: all.wool;
three. piece, cap. leggingS and
sweater; copen. brown and red;
sizes - and &C.; reduced to-.
................. 3.So
lie Pairs Jersey Drawer Leg.
gings; wooI.mIxed, IN black,
white and gray; sizes 10 8.
reduced To .........,.... 1.oO
liz Knit Wool LegginEs: red,
brown and blue; sizes -. 90. rs.
drawer leEsings,; reduced to-.
...s...,s...... ..........., 1.oo
--36 Pairs Cotton Receiving
blankets; white. pink. blue with
striped ends, size 2sxss. Reduced
W ss+s'sss - s'f'.ssfs s.f*'h oVN
Sc Hats: Of silk and braid; blue.
red, brown and tan. sizes to
years; novelty dress aud tailored
models. Reduced to... LOO
10 Willow Baby Baskets; bsssi.
nette size; without standard;
natural color. Formerly 9.95: re.
duced 10 ...,..,...s..-.... 2.8o
II Crib: ivory wood. drop-side,
slightly solled and defective.
Formerly 1895: reduced TO sos
MacDouodii- Southtrick
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The Object of
Remnant Day

| lis TO dispose Of all odds and ends of merchan-
disc, to enable us to keep our stocks fresh and
clean.
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Wonen's and
Misses
Suits and Coats

10 Sports Suits; OF black and
navy Jersey. bclted tuxedo style.
sizes i6. IS, ss, 40. &c, For.
merly T.5O. reduced 10. 800
-5 Tweed Sports Suits; tan
check pattern: sizes IL 10 IS.
Formerly 1880. reduced to.,..
.............,........ 1900
--3 Sports Suits; OF gray mixed
mems wear fabrics. crepe silk
lined. Formerly $500. reduced
10 .................15.OO
% Rubberized Sliclsers; yellow
with corduroy collars; sizes 1G,
80 and 40. Formerly a95. re.
duced 10 .............,... 3.Oo
II Downey Wool Goats: brown;
sizes 10, 90. 80. ~: crcpe.silk
lined. Formerly $500, reduced
- Goats, of brown and green
vclltara: sports style, cape.bnck.
sizes 1G, IS. Formerly $500. re.
duced to....,...,........10.IO
- HyIo Teddy Bear Goats: tan
and gray; sizes 90. 3s: creps.sllk
lined. Formerly $500. reduced
10 ........,.,ss,. 20.OO
- Moiine Dress Goats; brown;
with sealino fur collars and
cuffs: sizes 30, 3s. 40. Formerly
$500. reduced 10 .......36.OO
MaoDopOaH. Southuick
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TncUou pnIT- Soul hiticH
THIRD FLOOR
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
7 Tines STARTS
GHOST STORY
CONTEST
Best Letters Will Receive $50
In Prizes and Tickets to
Phantom of Opera

Do you know any good, shivery
eerie ghost stories?
If you do, it is worth money to
you to write them out in brief
form, say about 800 words, and send
them to the Ghost Story Editor Of
The Washington Times.
Beginning Sunday, October 1S,
The Phantom of the Opera" will
be shown at the Rialto Theater and
in connection with the filming Of
this Universal feature, The Times
win offer $50 in prizes. for ghost
stories. First prize Of $25 will go
to the writer of what the judges
consider the best ghost story. Fiji
teen dollars will be the second prize,
and SO the third Single tickets Of
admission to the Rialto during the
showing Of 1.-THE Phantom Of the
Opera" viii be awarded to the
writers of the fifty next best ghost
stories. This makes total of fifty
three prizes, and, If you send in a
story about phantom it win have
'as good a chance as the next mans
or woman's to win.
The Phantom of the Opera" Is
based on the activities Of SUD-
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
NOTED SCR|BES
To Be CLUB
GUESTS
Washington journalists to
Have Big Party for Base
ball Writers and Teams

The National Press Club will give
a reception and entertainment to-
morrow night in honor OF the Base
ball Writer'S Association of America.
The most eminent sports writer's
in the world will be present. The
list of guests includes such famous
writer's as Grant.and Rice, Damon
Runyon, Ring Lardner, Bozeman
BuIger, Bugs Baer, Hugh Fullerton,
Ford C. FrickJ Haywood Broun.
Fred G.. Leib,. James Isaminger,
Tommy Rice, Gordon Mackay, VIII
Wedge, Warren Brown and Davis
j. Walsh. To mention the name Of
each star writer would include the
entire membership Of the associa-
ton.
famous players, who will be In
washington for the world series,
will also participate in the evenings
festivities. Manager McKechnie, Of
Pittsburgh, and members Of his
team will be on hand. Bucky Har-
ris, manager of the world cI1aTn-
pions, has been asked to bring as
many members Of his world beaters
as the training rules win permit.
All Of Bucky's boys are more than
Of course, if Uncle Nick"
The Washington times., 1925-10-08
AUTO SPEEDWAY
RACES DUE
0CT.,24
Former Contestants to Conn
pete, Fresh from Altoona,
Fresno and Syracuse

Fortified by a string of victories
on automobile race tracks from
coast to coast, premier speed kings
of America return to the Baltimore
Washington speedway October "a,
primed for a contest which will
test the skill of drivers and the
performance of the fastest cars IN
racedom.
Drivers who placed far down the
list of winners OF the inaugural
Laurel classic since have had a
taste of victory. They are coming
back able to point to achievements
on the speedway as proof that
theirs is no disputed claim on the
yictor's crown.
Men With Victories
A setting has been given the APP
from the way the speed demons
stood prior to the July event.
Peter de Paolo, who then was
fresh from his terrific grind of 600
miles without q stop in the Indian
apolis classic, will be hard pressed
by a coterie of daring aces who
have tuned their speedy mounts in
gruelling contests that Dr ought
fresh 'aurels to those who could set
the fastest pace.
The youngster, Bob McDonogh,
clinched his claim to a place in
racing annals by his second place
at Laurel, since has won the
Altoona race. The fame of Ralph
de Palma is founded on another
flash to victory at Syracuse. The
Fresno race produced a victory for
Fred Conner, who placed fourth at
Laurel.
Harry Hartz, who finished third
at, Laurel, placed second at Altoona.
Leon Duray, who was forced out
of the Laurel classic with a broken
steering wheel, placed second at
Syracuse and fourth at Altoona.
Bennett Hill, also forced out of
the Laurel race, gave Conner q
close contest at Fresno and fin
ished in second place.
Two others who met with mis-
fortune at Laurel since have been
ain the money on other tracks.
Doctor William E. Shattuc, mil
honaire racing physician. drove q
smashing race at Fresno, while
Jerry Wonderlich, the daring
"Sheik of Hollywood" who was
unable to start the Laurel grind,
was more fortunate at Syracuse.
Hartz, by virtue of his ownership
of the cars piloted by Conner and
Duray In three races saw his
racing fleet gather in one first
place, two seconds and q fourth.
$1,000 Expected
If recent performances count for
anything IN reckoning possibilities
in the next 25O-mile championship
feature at Laurel, it will be far
from a one-man victory. Success
in recent racing ventures win ma
terialIy heighten the keenness Of
the dash for share in the SIS, 900
prize money and higher standing
in the annual championship OF
motor racedom,
Reserved seats for the second
race were put on sale October s..
Despite the National Capitals in
terest in the world series, there
was an immediate rush for the
speedway tickets. Advance sales
point to a record breaking attend
ance which is expected to exceed
rs. OO6.. Mail orders from the sur
rounding country are coming in
heavily also.
The Washington times., 1925-10-08

Altrock and AL Schacht happen to
be scheduled for Saturdays lineup,
they will not be able to come to
the show Otherwise they will
occupy seats in the amen corner
Of the club.
The big guns of baseballdonl win
be represented by Judge Kenesaw
Mountain Lands, Ban johnson,
president of the American League:
John A. Heydler, president Of the
National League, and Barney Drey-
fuss, president Of the Pittsburgh
club.
Il Postmaster General Harry s. New
and Judge Lands will be two of
the speakers. The oratory will be
interpreted with vaudeville and
jazz. The talent will include the
local fayorites, George Conner and
Matt Horne, and other famous
headliners Music, as usual, by
Dolly Leischar's Orchestra.
The curtain will be hoisted at
sharp.