davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1925-12-24

to make it almost impossible for one to
indulge in the old luxury Of plurality of
wives. Prior to the present social revO-
luton in Turkey, every woman was obIig-
ed to veil herself from all except her
father, brother and husband. If a man
either Turk or foreigner, entered the
sacred precincts of the harem, he usual
ly paid with his life, while the master
also had the right to kill his Unfaithful
wife or concubine.
Only three foreigners, an American,
3ritisher and a Frepchman. are known
have entered a real harem when it
was occupied, and they were disguised
as Turks and spoke the Turkish language
BY posing as government representa-
tives, they escaped the usual penalty.
Any departure from the rules of con-
duct in the halems was severely punish
ed by the eunuchs, who maintained secu-
~ of the places and who were euphem-
~istically called "Masters of The Maidens'
or Chief OF the Ahodes of Felicity"
While Sultan Mohammed vi had only
four legal wives be had at his disposal
several hundred "ikhals," or tavourites.
Sultan Abdul Hamid was said to have
had 1000 wives in bis harem.
Madam Edible Halliday Ha0oum Boy,
a Turkish woman trained in the Ameri-
can Girls College at Constantinople, was
one Of the first 70 agitate a change in the
status OF Moslem women. insisting that
the system was wholly inconsistent with
any high ideal of W~omanhood.
Abandonment of the harem has been
noted as Turkeys most radical step in
its transition fr n an Oriental state to a
modern Westel. country The Times.
, 1925-12-24
Porto Ricans Must EEnigFate.
American Labor Head Sends Protest
To MIR. Coolidge.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-Porto Rico is
rapidly becoming the property of a few
financial interests with absentee land
lords, thus leaving the masses OF the in
habitants industriaIIy oppressed, William
Green. president of the American Fed
ers tioI of I abor, declares n a letter to
President Coolidge.
A teso!ulion passed by the federation
urging the appointment of a committee
to investigate the ''deplnrable industrial
conditions as we'll as the general govern
mental affairs of Porto Rico" was cited
by Mr.. Green.
Basing its allegations with reference
to conditions in the island upon the report
of Maj.,Gen. Frank Nc @Irtvre. chief Of
the Bureau Of %1nsular Affairs, the ''reso-
luton states that at least 300, 900 native
born Porto Ricans will have to be taken
from the island and sent to other parts of
the world. Ghe proposed commission
should visit the island to obtain first
hand information on the conditions there,
the resolution declares. Christian SCI
ence Monitor.
Evening star., 1925-03-08
MAY WHEAT DROPS
TO SLIT A BUSHEL
Renewed Heavy Selling Sends
Saturday Prices to New
Low Levels.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, March Renewed heavy
selling sent the wheat market flying
downward again today, and prices
tumbled even under the low record
established in February. May deliv-
cry dropped to liz bushel, but
later rallied. An advance at the
opening today had forced recent spec
ulative sellers to protect. themselves.
and temporarily left the market
minus their support. The close was
nervous at the same as yesterdays
finish TO Il cent lower, May. 1907 TO
l.sl, and July, 1874 to 1921.
The corn market weakened again
when wheat turned down grade. Corn
closed unsettled at the same as yes
terday's finish to 3-S cent higher, May,
1854 to 1855.
Evening star., 1925-03-08
WALLER NAMES MAIN COMMITTEE
FOR 1925 BANKERS CONVENTION
Virtually Every Bank Represented-Income Taa
Ruling Protested-COst of Branch Banking.
Other Financial Notes.

poraticn hereby covenants ana agrees
to pay the said stamp tax and tax or
taxes other than succession, inheritance
or income taxes.
In this connection, Eugene h.
Thompson, chairman OF the Federai
taxation committee OF the Investment
Bankers Association, states the rul-
ing Is a new construction Of the stat
ute and is directly contrary to the
long established previous construc-
ton. Previous to the ruling the po-
sition of the Treasury Department
was that this section did not apply
and no tax need be withheld unless
the covenant included the Federal IN
come tax.
Although the ruling is given under
the law OF 1921 it will apply with
equal force to the act OF 1924, since
the provisions OF both laws are the
same on this point.
HeIds Ruling Far Raeching.
Continuing, Mr. Thompson said:
The ruling may be reflected by the
market for these bonds. IL the rul-
ing shall be sustained and II tax OF
held at the source on all payments of
interest due on such bonds, the re-
suit will be to place these bonds in
the position where they will become
the one and only class of bonds in
this country today where the interest
coupons will not be payable In full
when Cue. In all other cases either
the law has abolished the require
ment of Withholding or the interest
Is paid in fun under the terms of the
covenant. Thsi discrimination will
subject this particular class of bonds
to all the objections and disadVan-
tages Of collection of the tax at
source, including the fling of owner
ship certificates with every interest
coupon, without the bondholder re-
ceiving any compensating advantage
such as he obtains under the true tax
free covenant. Neither would II be
fair to expect the obliger corporation
to attempt to equalize the situation
by voluntarily assuming the burden
OF the tax since this would increase
the rate of interest they have agreed
TO pay"
The Investment Bankers Associa-
tion of America is directly interest
ed in maintaining the market for
these bonds since all or substantial
ly all of them have been sold
through member houses TO their cli-
ents and customers.
Diseases Banking Issues.
The most important matter of in
terest to the fiduciary and their Gus
toners is a full understanding OF the
position held by corporate fiduciary
in the affairs of today and tomor-
Evening star., 1925-03-08
LIGHTER STOCK RECEIPTS.
Shipments to Baltimore Drop OF
During Month.
specisl Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, March decrease
in receipts and shipments of live
stock at the Union Stock Yards of
Baltimore during February are shown
by the monthly report just made pub
lie.
The greatest decline was in receipts
of hogs, which fell off from 1886
in February. 1924, to 9S,40S in the cor
responding month of this year. Re-
ceipts of sheep decreased from 1856
10 1887, a drop OF 3,63s, while the to-
tal number of cattle received was
10,045, as against 11,35f In February,
1924, a decline of 1909.
Evening star., 1925-03-08
Diseases Banking Issues.

The most important matter of in
terest to the fiduciary and their Gus
toners is full understanding OF the
position held by corporate fiduciary
in the affairs of today and tomor-
Evening star., 1925-03-08

CONTINUED on Page 34.)
Evening star., 1925-03-08
NEW TOBACCO CONCERN.
Danville, Va, Firm Will Succeed
j. e. Hughes & Co.

DANVILLE, Va, March 7.--Forms-
tien of the w. c. Thomas Tobacco
Company, inc. with a maximum cap
ital of 81 900. 900, was announced here
today w. c.. Thomas will be presi-
dent of the organization, which win
succeed the firm Of J. E. Hughes g.
Co, Inc, now being 1iquidated,
The Washington times., 1925-06-06

RuunsguBus saauuu =.
Palmdale- Miami Realty Co,
S58-369 Munsey Building, 81
Washington, D. G. \,
Gentlemen:
Please furnish me with further.
information concerning Palmdale
Heights, and why Henry Ford and.
other men Of his caliber are making
! Florida their homes. ii
Name r..........1..... ........ $50
Address ...............
The Washington times., 1925-06-06
WASE1ZNG7ONS THREE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRLS


Thirteen free trips will be given to
Washington Girls by the Palmdale-
Miami Realty Company. Five Of
these trips will be given to the five
high school girls who write the best
letter on why Florida is the most
talked Of State in the Union today,
five TO chaperones for the girls, one
for each winner to be selected by
the girls themselves, and three to
the three most beautiful Washing
ton girls as chosen by three judges.
Those entering the high school
contest must have their letters in
not later than June fifteenth. All
letters should be mailed to the Real
Estate Editor of The Washington
Times, each girl giving her full
name, address and school attended.
Those. entering the beauty con-
test should send their photographs
to the Real Estate Editor of The
Washington Times, giving full name
and address.
These trips will be absolutely free,
with no strings whatever attacked
to the offer.
The date for the trip will be an
nounced later.
Any information desired concern
ing the contests can be had by
writing to The Washington Times
Real Estate Editor.
The Washington times., 1925-06-06

n.snn@n . asnpnlnn naanE
The Washington times., 1925-06-06
| ots
Selling
As
| 4ow
AS
$35

The Miami Bank and Trust
Co., Miami, Florida, is the
trustee for this property
and holds your deeds in
trust for you until you haze
made your last payment,
uUhen the Bank uUilI for
lUard them to you.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18

bar el proposito dc alentar los
"players en- la lucha.
cerca de las nueve Y media Ia
alsgre comitiva arribaba en- la PIN
toresca ciudad tabacaiera en- medic
del potente zumbido del motor de
Ia Acacia, dirigisndose momentcs
lneso al campo atletico.
Fl hecho dc haber circulado una
hoia spelta por todo ell pueblo Ell
II que Sc anunciaba ell encuentro
de- cGlcbre "Cayey' con la noveaa
campsona de segunda "santurce
hizo que una nutrida Y compacta
mrchedumbre sc diera cita en- la IL
GA.
A laa diez y media fue lanzada
L. Primera bola por la gentil y bella
seforits de Santurce, Jossfina Igle-
STA, ante una estruendosa saliva dc
aplapaos comenzando inmediatamea-
te Ell juego.
Para dar unG idea de 10 fuerte de
n noVena "cayey', cue indiscrti.
hlemente es una novena dc primera
categoria diremos que forman rarts
de ella: Gacho, Chilino (David), G
camiz, y seda.
Los lan2adores seleccionados pa
ra este primer juego fueron por Ell
"sAnturce" samis y por el "Ca-
yey' Eabito.
Dsgde el comienzo del juego los
chicn5 del "santurce" acometieron
Fabito, castigandole duramente,
al saltar del caj6n al tercer inning,
vinieniole a substituir Ganiz, que
anncue concluy6 bien, no obstante
le fperon ligados sendos hits.
II Santurce'' mantdvose en- la
delanters hasta ell quinto inning,
rues samie lanz6 acknowledgements y
el campo 10 coadyuv6 jugando de
maneIa professional, muy especial
r1enta Ell "short stop. salas que
estaba hecho una barrera infran.
queablc. Pero es 10 cierto que en- el
sexto inning I'm home-run, con dos
en- base del popular jose Torres (Ga'
chez, uno de los jugadores mas eff
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
COMO nos nKLATAg ESTAs
LucHA8 VARlOs FANATICOs
QuE So FNCoNTRABAE "a
AnECIBO

todo euante nasnnos q FelafaF
10 hncfmos paF FefeFeneins. de-
ne0aos d. daf conofer q nues-
froa leeleFea loa mas interesaEtes
noonteeimienfoa de nufstra vida
sbaseboiera. eump.tendo al un de-
hfF que hemos eonffaldo con a
p1bllfo depoFtlyo psrterflqlefo.
a Qifima bora. fn6 e1ntratado
81 equipo afisfieo para eelebrar
dos lufgos con les Lytos del Nor
,te ga "A aiamsHte afef. te6e. 81
domingo aue aeaba A. egpigar.
Las inehss Qus habFian dc CO.
iebTarse en nuestfa LiRa lnsui4r
entire los teams Poace 8 Allen
town resfafea animseion para es-
tas eontienaas, > lasy POGO ~
sup0 Ia temans pasa1a sobrs b.
poFfia ape habia en perspective.
Aosotros nos eutefamoa mgy tar
d. d. Ia vista que haria "a Ath-
ieties q Areclt1. ) q deelr yerdad,
cuando supimos Ia notieia sen
timos ana alegrla indnila poTqae
ereiamos cue hahFiamos de tener
una information inteFossutisima
para nuestros leetoFes Tee0rdundO
cue IL eonlienda iba q Fesultar
sensselQnal, dada IL poteneialidad
de los egmbatlsutes.
Aver sallm0s De naestrO pppl-
tres De reeaee.6u con Ia idea de
Obtener alEaHos datos Telaeiona-
des con los guegQs en- question, >
ACCOMPLISHMENTS pos eneontramos
con varios elementos Dc la eapi-
cal que pFesenesaroa los desaglos,
pFestAndase muy eoFtesmeHte a
satisfacer nueefroa deseos, DamOs
Ia slguiente iuf0Fmael5n hiia de-
nuestFa labor inyestlgadora, llbFe
dc eomentari0s. Elm ad0rnos. sin
aumentaFle al qultaFie una sola
pslabra. exeHta de Ia influenza
cue pudisFa impaFtlrle nuesira
simpatla haela el team Athleties.
y ii en- ella n0ssran nuestros ami
gos eualquieFa saFmaei5n que d.
rccta o inaiFeetamsIte qulsiera
vestlrla con Il ropale De IA par
elalidad. pediHos 10 se nos tide
=. asasionados. pofque ssneilla-
msAss es nuestra intencl6n infor-
mar sotre entas luehas. ) para
clio hemoa reeurFido q personas
eaballeFoeBs lneapaces d. engahar-
dos.
De Graft lanz3 ea q iuego MAJ
final. desempehando "a mission
maRiatralmente, 40 permitiendo
anotaci6n hlgana duFante los pFi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
Ell REUMATISMO
PERDIO SUS IERRORES

Els una verdad indiscutible que
ell reumatismo tiene su origen en- ell
estado alterado de la sangre, eau
sado por la acumulacion de acidos
que POGO POGO van destruyendo la
vitalidad de los globulos rojos, tan
necSSarios para ell funcionamiento
normal del sistema neryioso Ira
tar de colnbatir ell reumatismo con
Ia aplicacion de remedies externos
podria resultar un alivio pasaje-
70, pero efectivamente no serfa
mas que prolongar los sufrimientos.
Es, pues, precise TRAFALGAR por
dentro, regenerando y enriquecien-
do la sangre, Y para este no hay
como las Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams. Elias, por su acci6n di-
recta sobre la sangre, desalojaran
los elementos venenosos
Ell Sr. Salvador Velasco, ilustra-
do professor de Musica, con resi-
dencia en- la "a. de S. Miguel No.
SO, Ciudad de Mexico, describe asf
un case de reumatismo cr6nico de
que fue victima: "Hace alg1n item
DO, cuando presto mis- seryicios a
la Banda Estado Mayor de la Sc
cretarfa de Guerra Y Marina, ex-
periment6 fuertes dolores en- mis-
piernas. Consulte muchos de los
mejores medicos Y tome innumera-
bles medicinas sin obtener ningun
henefieio. Cuando resolvi tomar las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
despues de los dos primeros fras-
cos. note que los rinones me do
lian, cada vez que me sentaba 0
ponia de pie, pero POGO a POGO
aquellos dolores fueron desapare-
ciendo. Al cabo de treinta dfas mis-
dolores fueron cada vez menos
fuertes, Y despues de medic afio
me vi completamente libre de
ellos."
Un librito gratis, "Enfermeda-
des de la Sangre", Sc le mandara
81 10 pide, expresando ell titulo, a
The DR.. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, N. Y, E. U. A.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
DEClAN QUE ESTABA TUBERCULOSA
PFRO Sc euro CON Ell VINO
FOSFARSINOl Y AUMFNIO

Pesaba o5 Iibras antes
de usarlo. hhora pesa 168.
Tenemos en- cartera un va
Iioso testinonio, que hoy
damos a la publicidad, de
una dana de Puerta de Tie
IRA, la se7ora Rosario G. de
Ramirez, que vive en- el Te-
soro, caIle de NoIasco Ru-
bio, Puerta de Terra, quien
nos escribe altamente agra
decida, por los magnificos
resuItados que en- ella pro-
dujo ell VINO FOSFARSINOL
Nos informa que hace
nucho tempo fue Victima
de un ataque de influenza,
que la retuvo en- CANA por
dos meses, habiendo que
dado tan debil y delgada
que todo ell que la veia de-
cia que estaba tubercuIosa.
Mo tenia apetito y tenia
una tosesita sospechosa,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18

ciertes de Puerto Rico, hizo decidlr
Ia sucrte a favor del "Cayey" ter
mlnanao ell juego a favor del "ca-
yey".
No obstante el haber salido ven
eide los muchachos del 'Santurce
ron ntodos mome.lto v ocasiones
lue jEegan pelota, y qre con raz6n
ostenta Ell ittulo de Campeona de So
sunda.
Devido ha haberme extendido
demasiado, impossible Sc me hace
el relatar el juego de la tarde,
bastame decir que hubieron de
veneer tambien las huestes taba-
caleras.
Tanto jugadores como fans y
manager del "Santurce por me-
dio del cronista que suscribe, da
las mas sineeras expresiones de
afecto y simpatfa los conocidos
players Gamiz y j. Torres GA
cho) por haberles dispensado to-
da clase de atenciones en- la tan
corta pero grata estadfa. Igual-
mente desean expresarlas al Sr.
Barrera, manager de Ia liga, de
Cayey por su caballeroso compor-
tamiento para con las huestes vi
sitante.
STRONG MAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
VENDO

Casa en- caleta San Juan No,
? Dos plantas, puedo dejar
$4,000 en- hipoteca. lnfonnars
G. vAZ0UEZ
Box 90. Allen 70. San Juan
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18

msros siete innings. Fl Athletics
anot6 una earrera a Cristino en-
81 sexto. LEGO el pen1ltimo cpl
sodio. q Areeibo paleaba. Habia
dos hoHbres embasados Y dos
outs, un LOb0 c0neeta an pieot
para De Graft, este mofa pero
coge Ia bola q tempo de dar
out; Angulo eoge Ia bola Y todos
Green que Sc ha elaborado el oc-
taY0 eslabOn. santana yota Ia
tFocha b Ia eareta, en- ESQ q juaz
caEta safe" y al lamar AngulC
lqpe defeudia la inieiaD a home,
Santana ya habia abandonado su
posici5n ertrando por esta raz6n
dos carreras para los areeibenos.
On hit vino despues y eompleta-
ron los Lobos las tres 6nicas en-
tradas permitdas en- el juego, las
mismas que oeasionaron Ia derro-
10 a. San Juan, que no pudo en-
puiar sino otro elefante al hogar
en "a episodlO final.
Asi yieron el juego nuestros in
formantes. Score: a 2 a favor
de Areeibo. DE haberse procedido
como demandaba la jugada el
score hubiera sido a 0.
Por Ia tarde los atleticos obtu-
vieron facilmente 81 triunfo ano-
t6ndose ONCE VUELTAS mien-
tras los chieOs de la Villa Sc con-
formaron con DOS. David y San
oeuparon 81 eaj6n areeibeno; Sun
car lanz6 por el Athletics. Esto
80 10 que sabemos de esta lucha.
tHabremos eOmplaeido a nues-
tros lectoresg.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
NINos ENFERMIzoS Y
MALHUMORADOS

Los nifios que sufren de lombrices
estan enojados, inQuistos, enfermi-
zos. Hay sin embargo otros sinto-
mas. 81 el nifo csta palido, ojeroso,
tienc NAL aliento y no toma interes
en- jngar, es casi SECURE que los pa
rasitos estan acabando con sn vita
lldad. Ell mejor remedio contra Las
-ombrlces es Ell Whites Cream Yer.
mifueo. rs, ademas Ell mas inofen-
sivo para la salud del nifio. De ven
ia en- las farmacias v droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
EEL REY DE- TGGLATHRRA PA
DEcR III ATAoUB DE
HRoEouITTs

LoEpREs. fsbEeFo II. CUnited
PreEzl -oaeialuents annneian en-
81 Paiaeio dc san jaime. Tesideneia
de lOs s0beFanos ingieses. que el
Rsy jorge como eonseeueneia ds la
influenza. eafeFmsdad cue asOla a
todo el impeEi0 brstAnieO. 50 halla
Eeclnido en cana.
A nltima hara 80 anuneia una
complication en- sl estado de salnd
del regio snfsrmo. seg0n el iafor-
me medieo el Rey padeee de brou.
Quits aunqus no aguda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
DepOriYaS de III MundO'

los JuE0Qs DEL DOMINGO
~ IA VILLA DEL CAPTAIN
C0RREA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
DR BASE BALL
sANTURoE STARS VS. cAyEy

Al feque de las siete de la mana
na paEtio rumbo a cayey, el pa
sado domingo. Ia eonocida novena
DC bass ball de segunda de la local.
dad. "ganturee stars, en- la como
Ia Guagra Acacia, con el prop6-
Fito dc celebrar dos encuentros con
Ia polsntisima novena "Cayey".
I'm Ia guagua acompahaban a los
insa5oEes IN gran nGmero de fans
y M autom6vil de bellas y simpat:
cas- sehorltas de santurce qae ileva-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
S3 LIBRAS.
l6s de tOmar Vino FOsfarsinol

spu& de omar Vino Fofarind
y
y 5 4
ia
VINO FOSFARSNoL
e
CRE6NO NERVOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-18
SAN JUAN ATHLETICS
vs. ALLENTOWN

Para esta semana estan seha-
lados los desafios entire los for
midables teams Allentown y Ath-
letics.
Los Elefantes esperan eclipsar
Ia labor realizada hasta ahora
poF los Lobos y los Leones.
Con CINCO magnifcos lanza-
dores no habra esta yez victoria
para los Duques. l...?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
Scotch Ring
Star Is Due
in u. S. Soon

NEW YORK. Aug 27.--A shipment
L y Of very high proof Scotch will
land here about September 8. with
out hindrnnco from tho customs Of
ticiais. sltho tho immigration author
tiles may look over tho stuff.
Tommy Millisan OF Glasgow, Eu-
ropean welterweIght and middle
weight fighting champion and ono OF
the few scotsmen 20 go far in the
professional ring, Is coming over TO
speak his piece 10 American fighters
Of his weight. He will be stabbed In
Boston among tho fighters who draw
their rations from William Ames. n
oonnolsreur Of European boxers.
Tommy beat Ted Kid Lewis twice
for tho welterweight championship
in Europe and won the mlddleweight
title from Bruno Frattina OF Italy.
He may get chance TO show how
good n fighter needs DO with Eu-
ropean titles within two weeks after
hia arrival. for Ames expects TO set
him the semi-final bout on the night
that Mickey Walker fights Dave
Shade with tho welterweight cham.
plonship NJ stake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
DraU Being Made Today
for Woodland Net PLAY

Tho first round OF play Is sched'
ulsd saturday. and matches win con.
,inus until tho second Sunday there.
after Nlns days OF Tournament,
play viii be run or.
Matches win 30 played Sunday.
following ths opening day. and a
week from Sunday the finals win
30 played.
Tho doubles events, MIXED. won.
ems and mems win be scheduled and
entries received a, the registering
places. Also. they viii DO received
a, tho scene % the tennis tourney.
The Woodland park courts.
an doubles entries must Be in by
Saturday night. ~ any entrants
In the doubles tourney have already
sent In their blanks. thsY are void.
and mus, bs made over again. or
notification must bn made OF their
selections 70 tho tournament Off.
Gals.
stcn's doubles win start on Mon.
day. womsn's doubles Tuesday. and
mixed doubles "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
Smith Annexes
Another Open
Golfing Title

.WESTBURY. L. l.. Aug. aT.-By
w United Ncwal -- Macdonald
Smith. tho whispering golfer. cap
tured another Of those tragmentary
goR titles the Long Island open
championship. Wednesday. when he
turned In a final ticket Of ISL strokes
for " holes. 10 strokes lower than
Gene Sarazsn. the next man.
Smith recently won the Western
Open championship AZ Youngstown.
Ohio. and shot great golf In both the
British and American national open
meets.
Third plses IN the Long Island
open went TO James West OF Rocxa-
way Hunt club. and Jack Darling
OF tho Engineers club.
Mac Smith dropped on, o, tho big
tournaments for several years and
returned to the game with f.Fyor
and determination that expressed
Itself In confidential whlsparinKr. APP
paren'iy addressed 20 his ball. in
tense moments Of competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-27
Star Swimmer
to Compete in
MileMarathon

ENTRANCE OF Thomas Pierce,
IL formerly OF the New York.
Y. II. c. A swimming team. and
more recently with the Los Angeles
Athletic club and the Ambassador
club. in The Stars mile msrathon
swim. has raised the tourney COM
petition TO a high plane.
The meet Is TO be held Sat-
urday at Green Lake in oonjunc.
tion with the Green Lake swim.
ming and diving championships.
Dad Henry, prominent In Seattle
swimming circles, Is staging the
mile plunge for The Star.
Pierce was one OF the best swim
mers with the New York Y team
and was also among the stars Of tho
California squads with which he was
associated.
Tho marathon is the fifth annual
event staged by The Star and Is a
regular feature each season with the
swimming meet staged by Dad
Henry.
The list OF entries has not yet BEEN
completed but Henry. who is lining
up tho natators, announces that a
strong array OF mermen and mer-
maids are planning to enter, or have
already signed up.
There will be two events, one
for men and one for women,
each being run off separately.
The course Is from the West
Green Lake beach to the East
beach, and back, which is ap.
proximately one mile.
No entrance fee is required and all
that is necessary is 10 obtain a card
that shows you are registered with
the A. A. U. Cards may be obtained
from Norman Bartels at the Dexter
Horton bank, or from Ray Daugh-
ters at the Crystal pool. Entues
must be turned in today at The Star.