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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Romance in OperaILS?
Yes, You Bet There Is
Mothers Old Trunk
Has Heaps of 1t, Ro-
mancer Finds

RARf shoes! Worlds OF romance
- In them for mothers and fathers.
said The stars Romance Raider"
when he started out With an offer
TO ind romance for anybody in amy.
thing.
since then a score Of readers have
asked for a romance raid on every.
thing from shady lanes 10 apple bios,
SONS
Write some romance about an old
tran, with an old log. with soldier
boy asks a reader from Por, Town
send
J, n Pariee 1919 T. land ST., tells
US about an old Florida home. with
oak trees and a swinging gate. on
the smooth grass Is u eroauet set. a
hammock swings
But the romance We find today
comes from something most every
mother has tucked away somewhere
"A pair o. faded. muchpAtched
hddy's overalls,
Edna Weaver. 1881 Eighth ave. s.
W. tells about such a pair-and tells
4 SO much better than The Romance
Raider can that his works done for
the day.
Here is the romance In IN, tiny
ovsralls:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
COUNTY WON'T
ENFORCE Law
Autos viii Not Be Lettered,
Commissioners Decide

County commissioner, with one
exception. win place no stumbling
block in the way OF any county
employc who wants 10 use county
autos for Sunday and evening Joy
rides at county expense.
They indicated that late Monday
when Commissioner Brown and
Gaines refused TO take any action
on resolution drafted by Com
missioner Paul requiring tho name
Of the county and department TO
which they belong painted on all
county cars except those used 10y
sheriff, constables and game war
dcns
The resolution is based upon a
1877 state lazy requiring this action.
The law has never been observed
IN King county, Paul charges, and
there are few county automobiles
In the garage on Sundays and holt
days.
His resolution was tabled without
second. II proposed a double safe
guard by requiring that all except
peace officers cars remain In the
county garage every night and all
day Sunday.
a week ago Paul made similar
charges and tried TO pass a rcso.
luton prohibiting county employees
obtaining county gasoline and oil
except when on county buslDoas
Fellow commissioners refused to
vote ON It..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
3 More Jailed
for Alleged
Bad Driving
Police Looking for Motor
cylce Demon Who Hits
Man, Promises More

Three motorists we're Jailed Mon,
daS night two men were injured and
police were searching Tuesday for a
motoroyclivt who. after running
down p. r. Anderson. igs Eas,iske
ave, at seventh ave and stewart
ST.. lnsulted him and ran away.
Anderson was crossing the street
when the motorcycle ran over him.
iniuring him severely Ai,ho the
motorcycle was on the wrong side
Of the street and gaya 20 warning Of
les approach. the rider offered 10 fight
HIS victim. saying Arc you satis'
red7 II you aren't ill give you
some more
he then drove away. Several sit.
nesscs failed to set the license mum
Der
Andcron vas taken to the city hos.
pltal
George Moore. iI.ts Fourth ave
s., vas knocked unconscious al Third
ave and Ycsier way by an auto driv.
en by q y Mccullough. % Aber.
deen Moore WAS bruised abou, the
lSes and BODY. but when he revived
sald he was no, seriously hurt
a police prowicr car manned by
Officers u. A. Sands, T.. ] Dell and
Percy WEIGH. chased Earl webb for
several minutes a, spred " 80
miles an hour before capturing him
at Sixth ave and Pine a. Webb
was charged with speeding.
". Jarvi was arrested and held for
driving while drunk Monday even.
Ing The arrest took place al 18th
ave. and Yesier way. William John.
son was hold on similar charge
when arrested a, Ninth ave, and
Jefferson n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
KRUSE CASE IN
OPEN COURT
Crowd Of Curious Attend
Divorce Hearing

Marital difficulties Of Carl r.
Kruse, Seattle market man and his
wIfs May, were brought out into
open court Tuesday. after two days
SESSIONS in chambers with Judge
Everett Smith. Both parties ask
fw the decree and name co-rcspon.
dents.
The case opened before a crowd
q curious spectators Tuesday for
ne first time. after Mrs. Kruse had
9mpleted her side Of the case in
ne privacy Of Judge Smiths Of
;ice.
KFuss took the stand preceding
sroushm and was questioned at
'ngth by opposing counsel as TO
hs financial affairs. Mrs. Krusc
AXIS division Of 100000 worth OF
property. which she claims is their
community wealth.
r. W. Huntoon and Thomas Ask,
rsn appear for Kruse. John r
DoFe represents the wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
CHARGES KELS0.
POLICE CRAFT
Mayor Fights Recall Move;
Tells OF Corruption

kELso. May g. Sweeping charges
ot graf, and police corruption 10 pro
,cct the liquor traffic In Kelso were
made BY Mayor A. II. Uric Todd in
his address at the city park Monday
night, heard By more than 500 per.
sons This was Mayor Todd's fifth
successive nightly meeting to flgh,
the recall election against him. set
for June ,.
To substsn,ists his charges Todd
read an affidavit. circulated in print
cd form following the meeting, and
listed as Affidavit No. Al OF series
OF 1914 sworn statements concerning
affairs In the city OF kelso.'
The affidavit was made by James
Robert llill who swore that about
Jupa ~. 1914. he was approached by
Tsx Carter, representing himself as
MY sttdtlt OF the Kolso police depart.
meat. and OF George r. Miller, chief
" police, and Ernest syabes, a pc.
lice officer. who proposed 10 Hin
that he engage in selling moonshinc
whisky In Kolso. and that he pay
Carter IS for the privilege OF selling
liquor for two weeks and received
from him the following receipt:
"Kelso, wash. This shows that
James Inn has paid 81 in tho month
Of June, from tho Ord to 10th. for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
10000 Gro WD.
NEW STORE
Sears. Roebuck Official Gives
Credit 10 Ads in Newspapers

More than 10000 persona visited
the now retail store Of sears. Roe
buck 8 Co. on Monday. opening
day, according to announcement Of
the officials Tuesday
while the crowd was not as
lhrge "a at the opening Of our first
rotail store IN Chicago several
months ago. We were sstounded at
the monster turnout" said Gen. r.
r. Wood vice president OF the com
pany who Is here from Chicago FOR
tho opening
what makes the showing more
remarkable " the fact that almost
every one Of these people was drawn
10 The store by advertising IN the
newspapers. The newspapers were
the only media used IN telling our
story 10 the public
c. NJ, Kittle. president Of the
company. "a expected 10 arrive from
Chicago tonight
A. NJ Berry, local manager, Ssld
the Seattle store is only The second
OF a chain that the company viii
open, The third win be opened In
Dallas Tex. on September !. and
a fourth at Kansas city ON ssptem-
Der 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
CIRCU s COMING
Bigger, Brighter, Buster
Better That's Barnes

Bigger, brighter. buster and bet
ter than ever before" said strange
~ familiar voice IN The Star office
Tuesday.
"a galaxy Of gargantuan talent
aged from the jungle depths, the
no, sands OF the sahara. Sec the
bloodsweating behomoth! See the
man.cating lions and tigers! sec
1, was skinny Dawson, again. All
doubts about II being spring van.
lshod at once. Circus is coming!
The Barnes show viii be here May
IS and 10. Main attraction is called
"Tho Court Of Queen Anne" well
known as a hill owner in Seattle.
The aerial acts arc all going TO be
higher than ever, says skinny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
CHARGE HIGDON
WITH DEATHS
Blacksmith, Who Is Said to
Haye Run kmuok, Up Today

t.uwnos HiEhden blacksmith,
,o h arraisped Tor the murder
NJ. Nora Reynolds, MAY 4. be
- p,rsidug Judse Ronald Tues.
- AFTERNOON Tho state has 20
s.,rssses 10 show that he shot the
.,msn and two men at the New
80 hotel while intoxicated
uirson's attorney, Eimon Meiner.
.,.,isss sensational Developments
-. me case comes TO trial The
s,,.,nsr Is alleged 20 have run
.mn,k IN tho hotel. shooting Mrs.
p.,nelas and Robert Fulton and
,auy woundug Eddie Mundorff
recent supreme court decision.
n,nv,v Prosecutor Macfarlane said
r,,e~iay. permits the state TO try
pir,,on for murder three times, once
a. each o. tho victims MacfarlRne
Is not vet decided 20 file additional
~urder charges,
Police and detectives who broke
ate Hisdons room after the slaugh'
- calm they found him huddled
u The floor trying 70 reload an army
,s,omatic pistol Airs. Reynolds'
salv vas found lying across her bed,
rursns body lay on the floor out
sde Aiuudorif died az tho city hos
pltal shortly after the Staying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
is Quilted
Woman Awakened by Roar
ing Flames; Barely Escapes

Falling asleep In her chair while
nursing toothnchc, Mrs Lena
EnRes. l0s Hayes IT,. vas awakened
by the roar OF flames and narrowly
escaped from the flaming house
early Tuesday morning
The fire almost completely de-
s,roycd the place before firtmen
could control the blaze. Mrs. Enscs
had had several teeth extracted. and.
unable 70 sleep. she sat by heater
in tho living room. Tho chimney
was defective and ret the house on
fire while she dozod.
She was alone In tho house at the
time.
Fircmcn estimate the loss at
$500. Mrs Enses had planned a
trip 10 Europe next month. after
ceiling some property next door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
LAINC ON STAND
Fire Marshal Testifies in
Norton Arson Trial

Testimony by Robert LANG, city
fire marshal. ended the states case
shortly before noon Tuesday against
Paul S. Norton. prominent Seattle
realtor. and Thomas Smith, alleged
ex-conyict. charged with arson.
They arc said TO have burned
Norton's houseboat on Westlake
ave. n. last November % for the
Insurance. The defense, according
10 opening arguments, will attempt
to show that the fire was not in
chndiary and that Norton increased
insurance on the place on advice or
attorneys who told him he should
secure himself for the full amount
OF q sales contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Demand Action on
Grain Spectators

CHICAGO, May b.--"Immediato
action" against manlpulntors on The
Chicago Board OF Trade was de-.
manded today by u. r.. Rosenbaum,
a member OF The board OF managers
OF the Grain Marketing Co., because
Of sharp price advances in rye and
coln.
Atho carefully avoiding tho term
Corner Roscnbnum limited that,
certain operators have conscstod"
the market TO n point TO cause
alarm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
By EDNA WEAVER

\ pair OF tiny. fadcd.hlue over
alls, worn and patched az seat aud
knee, That's all.
Al. no, There's dear little lad.
dio Of less than two summer, all
dressed up In white from the hat
ON the top OF his head down 10 the
tip Of his little Aoe, Hos going
10 town with daddy
Mother waves goodbye from the
door, An hour or two later and
daddy drives home. while bc5ldo
HIM. sitting proudly erect. is lad,
die. all dressed In blue blue shlr,
open at the neck. blue felt hat and
black shoes-bui OF. those wonder.
ful new "everalls."
The dear little duck,tail curls are
gone not long ones. bet short boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

VANCOUVER. wash. May g.
Held under arrest on a charge OF
emb>zzlemeni. o. ]. Olson, former
president OF The American Security
bank Of Vancouver was. TUESDAY.
facing an official Investigation OF
hts alleged misdseds.
Bail FOR the accused man was
fixed al $4,000 following the arrest
in Olson's home. lie was AZ one
time president Of the Yacolt state
bank,
The inquiry deals with the non.
appearance Of Liberty bonds which
we're said 10 have been stolen from
the Yacolt bank two years age.
srhe men who robbed the bank
were later captured and admitted
certain theits bu, deaied repeatedly
thst they stole any IAlerty bonds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Charges Of Robbing
Prisoner Are Denied

pharsss that they had "robhrd"
~ ". Ross, 30. prisoner. Of $50
g'u we're denied IN police court Mon.
IN ~ Patrolmcn Hogan and Roy.
ng'a'. Ross, who was charged with
,u'ofaerly conduct, was given 60 days
we county Jail by Judge Gordon.
me policemen testified tho money
question was Mexican 20.peso
Ue' which they found on Ross when
~ was arrested last Thursday at
, s,A'n ave. and King st. Ross himself
W. accused Of theft and was found
sullty by the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Cops Cleared
in Death of
CityPrisoner

With Chief OF Police SeVeryns
IN, o. town. Inspector ] r. Mason.
tuesday ahsolved policemen and
allsrs OF an blame in tho death
a sam Hnhgas. prisoner. who died
= the city hospital Monday morn
az afer being held four days IN
AL
Mason backed his generation Of
the force upon the grounds that
When Hinigss was arrested las,
wednesday on drunken driving
sharss Al Fourth ave, and Pike st.
~ oeficsr c. A. Wilson. the police
tsok him 10 Or. John Wotherspoon
II the city hospital, who pronoun-
col him all right.
ne prisoner was the put IN Jail,
Mason says that the jailors kept
slese watch upon all prisoners and
nat they noticed sunday he was
mffsring from delIrtum trcmens. \
sctor vas called from the hospital.
hut the prisoner was 50 violent that
nd ANIMATION could bc made
Hnlgas was placed in padded
r.a and left there until $50 a. m.
4saiay. Then the jailor II. v.
Rsesier. saw HllhgaS unconscious
"a TIE floor and sen, him TO the
hsspaal where Or. Emmett Cal.
hsuu treated him. Hiliisns died
saff Al hnnr later
Hllisas was an auto salesman
Evns ii tho Argonaut hotel IN tn
sra
When Hilit-as Was arrested q bot.
4 was taken from him. The bot
II vas nearly fun but had three
irass taken from Il. The ilquor
"a, tested BY city Chemist Jacob,
soa. who found tina, il contained no
wcos alcohol or other poison. ia
eaasen Is testing II further
d. VIM. ]. Jones Of the eoroner's
sssff Vas conducting an autopsy
Tuesday 10 determine the cause Of
HIIlIras' death. 1t Is supposed that
" died from alcoholism.
Dr.. wotherspoon said that when
b. saw HlIn9as Wednesday the
prisoner vas not badly intoxicated
and showed no symptoms OF Illness
asing able 10 walk and talk as tho
4 was sober.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
VANCOUVER BANKER IS
HELD FOR BOND THEFT
Disappearance of Liberty Bonds Leads
to Financier's Arrest

Following the arrest " Olson.
Clark county officials examined the
securities hold from this American
Security bank as collateral for
county deposits Olson had made
affidavit as 10 the serial numbers
10 the missing bonds. County Treas
arcr Escheimnu. who was called
into the conference Of officials cx
amined the collateral held by the
county from the American security
hank. and - Said to hav" found a
number OF Liberty bonds Of these
sariai numbers According to shcr
iff Thompson, the bonds werr
among those alleged 20 have been
stolen.
Olson has been respected citizen
OF Vancouver for several years and
active in varied municipal and civic
affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Boy Drowned in
Columbia Rapids

THE DAtLEH, Ore, May b.'-Cnr.
ried over tho rapids IN the Columbia
river Mt Scufort's cnnnery. Lee lIoui,
2I, OF JoaepNlne county, was drowned
thla morning, after desperate but
unsuccessful attempt 20 swim nshorc,
inter the boat In which he and his
brother had been fishing wna
swnmpod BY d whirlpool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HINDU
STARTS ON PAGE 1

NJ nv FORK Police reserve By Special
a,u pa'y Commissioner Rodmnn Wan.
1s, s"sr Tor war duty and that In
49, s DC received a mnlor,s commits.
~. ~" ana was appointed governor Of
=. NeW York Police aviation school
ne. .ns pamphlet continues,
nu,s "uh The assistance " large
b, ra'pef Of American war veterans,
ysa \" ,lyefs and nonflyerH, he organ.
W., we aviation branch Of the New
,aia M pollce and vas commissioned
Il, ,a ana made commander Of tho
u, , n,rye Mnde rcyeraI spectacu.
70, h. .snls ana established q record
,ron o',,n.Rlng The fIrHt police air mali
w rev York to Philadelphia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Shine Up Seattle,
Asks Mayor Brown

Mayor Brown asked citizens Tues'
day TO clean UP the city.
lie snid that this is Cleanup
week" II Us also "PaInt.up, Spade.
up and City Beautiful week"
Park board, fire marshal's office,
health department. BOY Scouts and
various civic bodies arc cooperating
Schools are beau,ifylng and clean.
ing UP their grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
HEARING
Master in Chancery to Be
Appointed in Rate Case

4 special master In chancery to
hear tho evidence in the telephone
rate case has been selected by at.
,orneys representing tho state, tho
city OF Seattle and the Pacific Tels-
phone & Telegraph Co.
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer
who selected him md submitted his
name 10 the attorneys, Is now seek
ing the approval OF Judges u. IT,
Cushmnn and Stanley Webster.
Appointment OF master In
chanccry will relieve the three
judges from sitting on benc during
the many weeks that will be required
TO present the evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Carrier Pigeon S
Found in Seabeck

c. a. Hobbs. of Stavis Bay. Sea
beck, Washington. sent to The Star
Tuesday an aluminium ring from the
leg OF a carrier pigeon.
The ring was marked seattle--a
-so7"
Last Friday. April So wrote
Mr.. Hobbs "a carrier pigeon came
onto my place IN an exhausted CON
dition. ! picked it UP and put it in
a box and fed it. but ii was dead
the next morning"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Million and a Half Is
Price of Rainier Line
Company Manager Submits Appraisal
Half Million Over City's Figure

capital expenditure from january
TO April /. 1895. aud 1854 for new
materials and supplies for tho sumo
period. The eity's appraisal was
dated as Of December al. 1924.
To the new total. Brown added
si39. os3.S9 for discount on the city's
bonds. bringing tho company APP.
praisai 70 a grand total OF ,i,52o..
ei7.?s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
RUNNER GETS 60 DAYS

Pleading guilty 10 possession OF
$50 gallons of wine and moonshine.
Joe Pacelli. SGT 2sth ave, was sen.
fenced TO serve so days in Jail and
pay fine of $500. Monday, by Pc.
lice Judge Gordon. Pacelli was ar.
rested Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

TO these Brown hdnoo th' iolloW'
ing items not included In the Guys
appraisal; a..
intArcst under construction, VIZ"
sa7 rs, reorganization bond issues,
reconstruction plans, accounting OK
ponse, si5.O5iCs; legal expenses,
rs, 40s.5g. assessments and improve
ments, A.bl377. fare boxes, $1,000
firo protection, i5OS.2o.
no the total Of iLsss.o2g.os thus
computed Brown added iiR0.0S for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
BROWN REPORTS
IN DIFFERENCES

Mondays conference rcsuIIsH =,
submIssion by Brown Of detailed
report covering discrepancies oe'
,geon the city's appraisal OF INC
company properties and his own ns'
ures.
they follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

A million and half for the Rat
nler Valley street car system.
That is the lowest figure on which
the Seattle and Rainier Valley Trac-
ton company win enter into pur'
chasing negotiations with tho city.
walter Brown. general manager,
told eouncilmcn in conference late
Monday,
He would not commit himself TO
a pledge 10 accept such an offer
but said he would recommend &c.
ceptance OF si.5oo.ooo " the city
would make Il.
The figure was quoted after
Brown had detailed differences az.
eregating about $4,000 between the
ci,y's appraisal and his own APP
praisal OF the company properties.
The city placed the deprecated
value At about sioi5.ooo. Browns
total was ,i.5sO,ooo, in round mum
bers.
counclimen tabled tho matter
Monday afternoon until they can OBJ
tain report from Clark Jackson
superintendent OF utilities and u
w. Henderson, street railway head
on the company's appraisal Their
criticism Is expected by the enl OF
the week.
In the meantime cry Compton.
Ter Carroll will prepare n financial
survey on the proposed purchase
brown made his offer With the un-
dorstnndlng that the line be paid Tor
with municipal cougar bonds nj ?
per cent. They would form a tn'ru
or fourth lien on the municipal rail-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Mems
Silk les
Csc

Fashioned from
heavy quality diago-
nal-stripe silks and
made with a wool fab
l.ic lining that will not
crush and crease. A
goodly selection of
patterns and colors.
Unusual at csc.
Mems Section,
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Washington times., 1925-03-04
ELOTS GOSSIP WASHINGTON SOClEY
Musical Ha'nt' Gets
On Nerves Of New
Vice President

Brigadier General Ch arle 9 s
Gates Dawes, now Vice Presi-
dent Of these United States,
knows what is meant by q
.'haunting melody"
It's his MELODY in A Major"
composed back in those days when
he had never dreamed Of being
Vice President and when he had
more time to devote to mis-
violin, which he plays with feel
ing, fire and genuine musician
ship.
This composition used to ap-
pear occasionally on concert
programs. Kreisler used even
to play it once in a while.
Now no concert program is
complete without it. Whenever
Vice President Dawes shows his
face the orchestra-if there's
an orchestra in the offing--
breaks at once into the Melody
in A Major" And it lis whis-
pered that as soon as he sets
foot in the elevator at the VII
lard, somebody tips off the or
chestra leader below and the
haunting strains Of his now "a
nous melody float up to greet
him as he descends.
Result-General Dawes hair
rises at the first bar sf the
composition, he grows vocifer-
GUS at the mere mention Of its
name.
"They" say that steps have
been taken to keep the melody
off the program at the Charity
Inaugural Ball tonight.
But--the Marine Band has
been practicing up for weeks
and the MELODY in A Major,
by Charles G. Dawes" is to be
featured at the inaugural con-
cert at the Washington AUDI
torium as a compliment to the
new Vice President.
Vice President Dawes is go-.
ing. Hope he sticks it OUT
The Washington times., 1925-03-04
AOVERTISEMEMT

ROHnED HAIR looks wonderful with
the tiny tint OF Golden Clint Snampoo.
The Washington times., 1925-03-04
CHARITY BALL
PROM ISES
BRILLIANCE
Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes to Be Rank
ing Guests

The President and Mrs. Coolidge
it seems, win be the only members
OF official society-foreign and do
mestic-Who will not be at the
Charity Inaugural Ball tonight at
the Mayflower Hotel. The Vice
President and Mrs. Dawes viii be
the ranking guests, and they will
occupy the box Of honor at the
north end Of the ballroom as guests
of the ball committee. Others ih
this box viii be several governors
and their families, who came foi
the inauguration and who are stay
ing over for this social event Oi
the season.
Various members Of the Cabinet
will be present, among them being
the retiring Secretary OF State AMI
Mrs. Hughes, who win be in the
box OF Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood; the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, Mr. Mellon, and his daughter
Miss AiIsa Mellon, who will enter
tain in their box g. party Of friends
and relatives from Pittsburgh. WITH
them will be Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Mellon, Miss Sarah Mellon, Denny
Lyon, Paul Mellon, the son Of the
Secretary, and Mr.. Mackay.
The new Secretary of State and
Mrs. Kellogg win be among the
guests in the box Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Noyes.
The chiefs Of the diplomatic mis-
sions viii be present in generous
proportion. Among these VIII be
the dean OF the corps, Juan Riano
and Nine. Riano: the Belgian Am
bassador and Baroness de Cartier
who viii be In the box Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Belmont; the British Am
bassador, Sir Esme Howard; the
French Ambassador and Nine
Deschner, who will be in the box
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
n.ond; the Minister Of Uruguay and
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