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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
SEIZE PROPERTY
OF BONDSMEN
u. S. Marshal Starts Action
Against "StraW" Bonding

~ x. Marshal Il, ~ Benn went
into the loan office Of Loo G. Jacob
non, 100 Washington a., Friday
When he cHmo out the place be-
longcd 60 tho federal government
Bonn seized the loan office. ita
contents and AN money In tho bank
and In tho en-. on wit OF oxecu-
ton Issued out ~ federal court on
u judgment against jacobson ar a
bondhman In six eases where bonds
had been forfeited
Tho marshal announced that "
" the first move ln Il drive 70
collect real ana personal property
or so-ealled "ntraw" bondsmeu who
have acted bs burotcs In various
criminal casch
Perjury charges may be lodged
aghinst some OF tho defendants "
Il - found thoy have sworn 60
possessing more wealth than they
can produce
The defendants and the amount
~ bonds In each case In which
jacobson In held Liable follows. Ia
J LcmluS two bonds $3.50 each.
Alvin Van Dine. $500, Japhot Bau'
ngli $3.50 Roth H. Smith, $3.50. Il,
TunHlR 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
DISCUSS BASIN
Columbia Irrigation League
Project 10 U. S.

PORTLAND. Ore. March IS pt.
rcctors OF the Columbia Basin Irri.
cation league met here yesterday TO
discuss methods q pressing upon
congress the Importance OF the Co
iumhia basin project. which was "a,
vorahly reported on by government
engineers recently.
The trustees are considering ask.
ing the federal government FOR y54,.
100000 as an initial expenditure for
the construction OF gravity canal
carrying five times the volume OF
water In the Spokane river. from
the Pend orcilIe river 20 the pro
posed point Of distribution az HuE
crest. 100 miles away.
pssco was selected ns the place
for the annual meeting Of The
league. the date Of which viii BE-
set later By the executive commit
tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Send Biggest Order
of Electric Ranges

The board OF public works Friday
awarded contract for 1000 cleo.
trio Kitchen ranges-the largest or
der OF It's kind ever placed by the
city light department. The depart.
ment has orders already for s22 Of
these ranges. n has sold about
5000 in all and may sell $500 this
year alone. Supt j, ID. Ross ex.
poets so per cent Increase In
orders annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28

500 white horses here complct. with
gildcd saddles. brides and hooycs,
while the army win furnish 800
horses more TO be used ln pnradeg
and pagcnnts.
Special llluminatlona 10 tho tune
Of $4,000 including a 4O.f00t golden
cross on the olympic Hotel. will
make blazing jewel Of the city By
night
Elaborate floral decorations will
cause tho streets 20 glow with the
knights Tcmpiar emblems.
Thousands Of piscsH ~ literature
are leaving the secrciary's office
daily. advising local members what
b. expected Of them 20 make the con
clayc stand unriyaicd ia Northwest
history. and every effort made 20
guard against prphteehnf Hotel
keepers have agreed the highest rate
70 be- asked for room FOR two with
bath viii be $50 per day.
The headquarters building Hlll be
completed the first wAek IN July.
according to Herbert =. B.ogs. the
architect. Seattle Communicates are
seattle 30. :. Bethlehem No, 10 and
University No -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
ny q. LUCILLE UuTLEH

Bh Il, LUCILLE BUTLER
DREPARlNG FOR the biggest and
4 most spectacular convention ever
held Ia Seattle. tho three local com.
m1nderleH OF the knights Templur. "a
Masonic organization, are completing
plans for the care and entertainment
Of tho hundred thousand visitors
they expect Ga attend the convention
during the week Of July 20 ~ a.
inclusive
Plans are complete cad construc,
ton win commence Tho first of April
on tho striking headquarters build.
Inp. which viii cost Ia eNcfss OF
$4,000
Il viii bc built on the park directly
south 81 the Counts City building, In
the form ~ turrtcd. medieval
cl4dir. with the main entrance over q
81 foot duwbrldge. facing south, the
Visitor Win find himself IN Il court.
yurd upon which The two main sec.
lions open
The weal wing viii accommodate
tho states Of oregon, Idaho and Sion
thna. with ID large central social hall
The east wing wili contain 10 feet
~ counter sparr 20 provide for reg
isifaton. information and general
helpful data
ON three sides o, this wing and on
tho mcrshnins floor - spaces 81
equal slss containing a total OF $50
square feet win provide booths for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
TO EXTEND STAY
U. S. Probably viii Allow
Mrs. Chaplin TO Remain

WASHINGTON. March ss Mes
Hannah chaplin. aged and Htum
mother ~ Ch3rirv and SD Chaplin,
screen comedians. probably viii be
granted n further stay iu this caun
,ry Tor medical treatment q, war in.
dicatcd az the labor department 10.
day
Mira e Chaplin. a British subject,
was granted permission temporarily
20 enter The country for treatment
four years ago and has eineg been
under carv ~ doctors al Los An
gsles Her leave expired yesterday.
bu, she wpa granted an Indefinite
stay pending final decision on hvr
application 20 remain here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
HARbOR SP ARK
SETS GOING
New Equipment viii Be Put
In al KPE
TUBE SET IS COMING
interference TO Be Cut Out
for Seattle Fans
Good news for YOU. fans'

Good news fof YOU. FANS
Nlsi raul Edwards told Tho Ia.
dio str today that within fcn
days he hopes 10 have mess tuts
SGT working down At i<PE the
hirbor radio. That VIII mean tho
old spark set that breaks into pre-
grams all over town VIII be clint.
mated
Work Is going 20 bc done AZ the
hsrbor radio station sunday get.
t.rR rcndy Tor ,hc new apparatus
Th. caulpmrn, Ia on the Nay anil
should DO here In few days.
i'm b. rushed into place and given
q tryOut
Ana after that's done. LEI ua hope.
The pecp.pscp, pcep.peep'psep that
has busted M some Of the best
programs. VIII be done with for
keeps
Maj Edwards las been trying TO
got his new set here for weeks
but delays no wasn't aceountabl.
for held up the equipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28

I objection OF officers for the
~ coming Year ana talks on the
progress OF the Washington FEEDER
alton OF Music clubs were the out
standing features OF the second day
OF the fourth annual Cod, ention at
The Hotel Olympic Friday
Mrs liclJn Grove Smelling WAS
elected state president without op-
position. being advanced from iirat
vice president Mrs Frederick W,
Graham placed Ia nomination FOR
tho presidency by her friends grace
fully withdrew In favor OF Mrs
Smelling
other officers elected we're Mrs
Abbio Raymond. Boluugham, firft
vice presidents Miss Ruth hurholm.
Seattle. sreond vice president Fred
Boidlemnu Tacoma, corresponding
secretary Mrs Edna Moore, Seattle,
rccordlps secretary, Miss Leon a
Mcqueen. Chrh5iia treasurer; w Il.
Dopley, Seattle, Huditor Mrs Frank
poerWrstcr Nottingham, paglamcn.
tartan. uud Mra james o Boswell,
Seattle, historian,
Thirty seven clubs reported az rull
call with 90 county chatrmen talk
ing part ln the days session,
The anuggI federation banquet
held Friday night ia the spanish
blllr,om. was the high social light II
the convention. Mrs Frederick ",
Graham. chairman of the social com.
mtter. presided
Saturdays session viii De given "a
discussion OF junior clubs and music
in rural yummuuit.rs Tn" coRvcn'
ton terminates Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
- CYNTHIA GREY --
Floyd Collins Fate
Lesson IN Trapping
Experience of One Man Recalls
Plight of Millions of Animals
BY CYNTHIA GREY

correspondent. hdring read the letter icritcR By M
f. IN ny column ThursdaB comparing the crees Of The
Middle Ages nth those Of the Goth century, has sent the
foAotoLg editorial printed IN Eastern paper:
Lesson in the Trapping of Floyd Collins.
1.-THE narrowing experience of the trapped in
Kentucky should bring home to every reader Of his
ribe experience. what trapping means, says L. f. L.. in
the New York Herald.
Millions of animals caught in steel traps every year.
thousands possibly in traps for weeks alive Many gnaw
off their feet to berate themselves crawling off to suffer
further until death ends their agones No knows how
many suffer Animals cannot call for assistance They
must suffer the fortunes of the steel trap until death ends
their misery have heard authortes trapping ernees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
ADMIT MURDER
Salem Conyicts Guilty Of
Chehalis Staying

PORTLAND. March "a Two
Conyicta 10 Salcn confessed 10 "a
murder yesterday Their nance are
withheld. hut they am though, 20
b. \. y pprmer and S. sia,a
Thr confession foiirved the url
inE Of a body ~ s,a,. hear che
halls last supJay Il hal puilel
hole thru THO sKull
Thr iwo eanviri- en-. taeF sipir
h tar ia Seattle. f,ppk d.Hktn
raa gave him iL; roglsl nJ
murdered him ard hunrd the body
Then they abandoned Use car IN
Chshaits The victim los, $3.50 ami
a diamond pin
Ths pair War CAPTURED In Nci'
fotu and sent ~ Tor hurElsg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Wholesale Credit
Men End Conclave

Wholesale credit men az the ras.
lfie Northwest closed their cuuvrp.
ton W. seattle Friday night IT,.
COMA was avgrdcd the silver trophy
cup FOR tho hrRea' delegation. The
rIty Of Destiny also took houors
vith the presentation % play and
eou for their city. the annual meet
ng next yrgr w - Hubbard,
Spokane. WIS elected vice president
% the association other uew Of
iicrrs are President G o Bishop.
Tacoma; secretary treasurer How.
ard Williams. Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
PRINCE MAY Be
ON LAST TRIP
Wales Depaaure Makes 4
Royal Heads All Away

LONDON, March Is The prince
" Males. Brimm's ambassador at
large. sailed Tor Portsmouth, tolpy
on what probably win be hiS last
tNnatlanuo tour as heir 10 tine
throne.
Travelling with a vast cptourogc
that includes jaz band. n, Il H.
win visit Africa and South America,
remrping In september
THE princes departure leaves
Britain. for the first time In his.
tory, with the four leading mons
bors Of its royal house absent sim
ulianeouSly
King George and Queen Mary are
cruising in the Mediterranean and
tho duke Of York Is touring Africa
and Egypt
Because Of tho xmas ~ health
and advanced years. because ot the
laboritc opposition 20 royal toEr'
and because he VIII have visited
virtually every civilized country ON
his return In September IL is be.
heyed this viii be The last long
voyage OF the prince as such
The encourage includes u personal
staff 90 six officers, q suit composed
az two Wallets eight servants -
cooks, stewards, walters and 90
royal marine bandsmen aud q vast
retlnue OF confidential clerks, special
service men and printers
The Repulse. with the prince
aboard. sailed al p, m,
As the Repulso pulled out. the
prince. with his aides, could be- seen
on the deck Departure OF the bat
tleship WAS the signal Tor royal
salutes from warships In the hnr-
hor ana tremendous cheers from the
spectators who lined the shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Governor Assigns
Four Judges Here

Acting on the plea Of Presiding
Judge J. r. Ronald, Cos. Hartley
Friday assigned Pierce county'B four
superior court judges 70 fHo weeks
service each IN the King county ~.
perior court This county has nina
judges. but IA about 1000 cases be.
hind.
Judge G. Teats win be in this cour,
OH next week and from MAJ I 10 ..
Judge + NJ. Card serves from May
II 20 20: Judge NJ l.. Clifford. Nay
25.June 6. Judge w o. Chapman.
June $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Noted Scientist
Predicts Ouakes

FAENZA, Italy, March 2s,-pro
feasof BendanL the ssismolOgist
who predicted tho earthquake in
the United States announces there
viii he n strong ircmor felt IH both
North and Central America tonight.
There win be an earthquake in
the Far East Monday. Professor
Bendandi predicts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Music Clubs of State
Choose 1925 Officers
Mrs, Helen c. Smelling Elected President;
Saturdays Session Ends Convention

western Washington high schools
win enter tie State Music Teach,
crs association elimination tournu.
mont here April 4, to docldsa which
school win represent the district
IN the state contests few days
later az wonatchco, Tho local mu-
sic contest win bc held at Meany
hail az S y, N,
Auburn M state winner last
year. and Brcmcrion win have IA
boys and girls glce club en-
tered Kent, ruyullup, stnnwood
aud Port Angeles, have each enter
cd slrla' eluL earl Paige Wood
OF the satato university musio do.
poumcnt Ia contest chairman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Train Hits Truck;
Driver Is Killed

y Marck %. ~ Black Diamond.
died ON . wcslbound passenger trim
on tho Northern Pacific railroad Fri'
day after his milk truck had been
wrecked hy the train. Two miles west
~ Hanusker lie was being brought
in by The train crew for medical at
lbntiou at Auburn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Sentenced Autoist
Has Case Reversed

T.. BOrgstrum, convicted In JUS
tics court last November and sen-
fenced to nix months In iaiI and a
500 fine for driving while drunk.
won reversal on an appeal 10
jury before Superior Judge Everett
smith hate Friday. The conviction
was before Judge John - Gordon.
Attorney Thomas Casey represented
HorgHtrom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
10th Century Girls
Subject at Banquet

Independence and freedom Of char
acteristic and dress Of tho modern
girl were stressed by Miss Rose
Glass. principal speaker at mother
daughter banquet at the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church Friday
evening The affair was under the
auspices OF the Queen Esther di-
vision OF the Women's Home Mis-
slonary society. More than 100 at
tended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Seattle Pioneer
Is Buried Friday

llHI rltes Wtr0 hold E'TIdlY ufter
noon nj Butterworth'a chapel for
George D. SNOW. ScBtily'H art city
engineer ana organiser ~ her first
baseball team. ln 1851 Large mum
bcrs 81 Seattle pioneers attended The
services. conducted by tho Rev o.
- krtigcr pastor Of tho Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church Inter.
meut was at Lake View cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Yakima Clubs Honor
High Court Jurists

YAKIMA, March - Washing.
toms supreme court justices, r. ".
Main. w W Tolman. o H. Hol
comb. X " Macintosh and u.
Bridges were guests yesterday Of
tho Yakima Lions club at a
luncheon. and at a banquet q tho
Yakima County bar association In
tho evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
DEMOLAY MEET
Officers OF Masonic Order
Installed at Session

New officers Of the local chapter
Of the order Of pcsIolay. "A junior
Masonic body. were installed at a
public session az the Scottish Rite
temple Friday night Ceremonies
were conducted by Sir Knights X w
Huntoon. Sidney Morgan. a. l.. Han.
klns and Homer Carroll
The new officers are the follow
ing Youths La Rue stevenson. mas
ter counsellor. George Norton. senior
counsellor, Jack Lewis. junior couB-
sellor; LEON Castor. standard bcarcf.
and Charles Carroll. marshal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
2 Dead in Crash
With Fire Truck

DALLAS. Tex. March 2S.-Two
persons we're killed and four others
injured when n heavy auto crashed
INTO a stationary fire truck here to-
day.
Glenn Briggs fire captain. ~. and
John Dardcmon, 2S. hoseman. were
crushed beween the collldins ma
chimes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
ELABORATE PLANS
TO AID VISITORS

Hegihirntlon viii be 80 thoro. &c
eordlng 10 j. G. Slater. executive sec,
Rotary Of the knights Templar Tn-
eunll Couclnye, that any visiting
knight can Instantly be advised Of
the location IN Seattle Of any other
knight from any part ~ the United
siatsS. when he arrived. whore 20
find him. or when he checked out.
a volunteer force Of 100 each day
viii assist at headquarters. Long
distance phone. and phones IN every
booth rtiring rooms and other com.
fUHa urc 10 BE- provided for,
with nm influx Of 100 600 visitors.
no effort has been spared 10 secure
their comfor, and entertainment
Every hotel room has been taken and
committees arc combiug the apart
mrnt house ana residence districts
"a, additional .r,.T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
GargIe Throat :
With Aspirin
Clip This if Subject to Sore
Throat or TonsiIitis

Prepare harmless and effective
Eargle by dIssolying two Bayer Tab.
let's OF Aspirin In four tablespoon.
fuls Of water. GaTgle threat thor
onghly Repeat in two hours Il
necessary.
Be cure you use only The genu-
Inc Baysr Tablets ~ Aspirin.
marked with the Bayer Cross. which
can be had in tin boxes OF twelys,
tablets for few cents. Advert
mcnt ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
SPEAKS AT NORWAY HALL.

~ the regular meeting Of the
Norwegian Young Peoples Temper.
hucc Aocie,y ut Norway hail. sun.
dny. at 6 p. M John speed Smith.
OF tho Z. $. Naturalization bureau.
win speak ON American citizen.
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28

500 WHITE HORSES
WILL BE FEATURE

80 hundrTi 7piccF Tor paTking
sleeping carr will b" provided in tho
railroad yards. with an average OF
1900 persona pei night.
san Francisco knights have char.
tered a special boat and wii. bring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Baby Gordon Rites
to Be Held Sunday

Funeral services VIII b. held Sun
day a. 9 ., IA, Ut the EiotjA under
taking co pariar tar 5yraralt
Gordon Rector, who died 10 the home
Of his parents N gu1 Mrs Logan
Rector. 1899 l. tsth IT,, early Ia the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28

Cynthia Grey viii receive
callers on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. from ! 10 ? o. m.
and Tuesday and THURSDAY.
from II 10 i2 a. M. NJ her Of.
flee IN The Star building. 1903
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Largest Railroad
NN8tenla

Dear Miss Grey WIN you please
toll me the largest railroad system
IN the world. plcase7 Also the
largest IN the United siatea7
Thanks INTERESTED,
The Canadian National Ia the
largest railroad system IN the world.
The Pennsylvania system is tho
largest in the United States and
has more miles Of tracks than the
Canadian National; II has total
Of $4,000 miles OF tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
MIDWEST STATIONS
saturday. March rs

koA assi. psnvsr-f. Ralalov
Lane orchestra
CfCN IioG CalEafys Radio
cabaret,
voc tisal. Davenport, igsA-S
i.eCis 10 hotel orchestra
WCCo taIs, Twin Cities-t con
cert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
The Radio Star
RADIO PROGRAMS
srtrrLE STATIONS

KroA asii. Rhodes Dept siofs.
E'isni hii dAYs
KIN asa. - " Radio service
60 IL FIRST Msthedist ehgrfh stTf-
Ices t.g. rnlfrfFitF Giss club.
XIV tlasl. pirst Presbyterian
church III. mpTEInz service :, after
noon htrYies 2. evening service.
kBQ teT1l. Bush a Lane Piano
C9.--f. studio concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
High Blood
Pressure

Dear Miss Grey: Can you toll
me the cause Of high blood pres.
sure? u. u.
High blood pressure is symp.
tom Of various disorders. II Is not
necessarily serious; but one should
consult a good physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
HANDY sTRaINER

4 vegetable strslncr that Just fits
the top Of tho sauce pan u a great
help in the kitchen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28

To talk thru your receiving set.
leave the got turned on. with loud.
speaker connected, put the phone
tips on The r and u terminals Of The
FRS, audio transformer and use The
phone nA YOU would telephone
tran5mittor.
Ncutroformers should he at al
angie Of exactly 51.s degrees to the
panel. To get this inclination. mea.
sure and cut out Of paper tho correct
angle and adjust the position OF the
neutroformer 20 g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Mendelssohn Trio
From kQH Tonight

Tho McndclEsohn Trio. ono Of tho
best known instrumental ensembles
in seattle, win broadcast from the
Bush & Lane studio over KHQ satur.
day night ut $40, In the trio are
Elizabeth Choatc. violin: Frances
Williams. pianist, and Helen stew.
art 'cclHst. Peter Mcremblum viii
direct,
The program follows:
Trio
Trio -Andsnt, expressive Men.
uetto- Allegro" ......, Rneinberser
Mendslssohn Trio
Cello
Hymn to tho sun. .nlmsRy I>orssEow
'schcrEo' ...a,,,,... Van Gocns
Mis, Hclsu stewart
Piano
''MNHonettc suite" .,.,,,, MscDowell
"Nocturpo y Minor" ......... Chopin
Miss Frances Williams
Violin
"Polonaiss" .......,.... wienlavtki
Mlss Elizabeth Choste.
Trio
'"rrlo Allegro Moderate -seherso
--ElegiA" ...,s,..,........ Areushy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
COAST STATIONS
spn.ia, March 20.

kFEC tg;5l. iSs Angeles. An
Esiss Temple evening service 10, or
San recital
kGw asih. psrtiAnd g. Unitarian
services = dinner concert shY Col
burns oTcHrftra
XII ae;l. Los AuEsies-t.tE. rH-
diotorisi and music chat ?, Examiner
program ~. B@nnstts orchs6srs
kGo fa5il. oskiAnd-s, Christian
Schemes services
XXX assn, los Angeles -, Hai-
lywood prSHhgtsrtsn church services
Ambassador hotel orchestra
special program.
kFO ittsb San Franclsco--t Sc
FhirnGni hotel orchestra
Nh ttnSb, ius Augsics--i. organ
recithi. sl5e. music hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
~ NTH. STATIONS
satarday. March IS

EIoA $50. Rhodes Dept H'eTe
= Hnftmsa or hssiFs from Olympic
Hotel tigftmsn diansr hngf eens
rsH ttis dance niusif program
sgzo The Times pFsEfsm 70, Eafls
Hardness marine room oTehsstyss
Mn l1s4l. y " Radio ssrfir.
20 -ig.1p. mArAs, tspaTIs J. nAusis
cafe. 9. thsAtsr usws ard Eassip; II.
isHi after sff3,
kHa trTsi. nuth a Lane Piano
Col !. musical hgu iIs. Studio
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
COAST STATIONS
SATURDAY., March "a

KrsG tEfal. iss Angeles -,
suajtonBm service from AHKsius
temple
kro iasi. san Franchises. Pair.
mont dance orchestra
kUw ttpI rpfgiAud--ie. Col.
bufe's Melody Men
I<bo fasii. oakland . siudip pro.
gram ard music iscgus 10. Hal
ntrad's danrF orchestra
kHI tte5t, las Angeles ae, ehil-
dfeHs ptbErEn. TO- Hlfkmann dance
efFhe~trh n Lost AnEcib. wsh Ma
trEgir HgN orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
Can't
Repeat

Our Gang printed Mock
Marriage ceremony In these col.
nuns several weeks ago. haven't
space at this time TO reprint f.
CYNTHIA GREY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-28
MIDWEST STATIONS
sunday March 20
GaNaN. TIL

Seattle Timel
CTAC tAgsi. CalEsFr. Alta.
church frTtices
kSi 1900. Rat Lake City
church services
NInD taiSl Zion CITY. lii
church services
wCCo uD. Twin Citlss-7:is.
church services.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-14
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ualty, Accident and Health
Insurance Companies. State
Managers for the West Coast
Life Insurance Company,
Writing Policies Containing
the Most Liberal Protection
Features Consistent with Safe
and Sound Insurance Proceed
ure. Liberal Contracts for
District and City Agents.