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Evening star., 1925-06-09
BARON MACDONNELL DIES
Former Undersecretary for Ireland
Was 81 Years Old.

LONDON. June 9 P).-The first
Raron MacDonnelI of Swinford died
here TODAY at the age of 81. He was
undersecretary for Ireland from 1902
to 1908 when he was Sir Antony Mac
Donnell.
Although an avowed home ruler
and an Irishman, he failed to placate
the Nationalists, but was awarded
peerage upon his retirement in recog-
milton of his services to the British
government
Evening star., 1925-06-09

James Aloyslus Joyce. Walter Leo
Joyce, Samuel kaplan. Walter James
Kelley. James Mckinley Keith. Ed
ward Anthony Kelley. Hubert Gra-
ham King, Elwood Francis Kirkman
John Joseph Kirwan, Paul Albert
koehn, Harry Charles Carey Koehne,
t1oyd Eugene Koontz, Milton Daniel
norman. William Sherwood Kuehn,
John Harry La Brum. Ernest Aldric
LaMOthe. Robert James LantrY. Rob
Evening star., 1925-06-09
LEADING SPEED PILOT
TAKES LAW DEGREE
Lieut.. A. j. Williams Finishes
Program of Day Flying and
Night Study.

The vigorous program of flying all
day and studying law at night came
to a cloose yesterday for Lieut.. A. j.
Williams, u. S. N, Americas fore
Evening star., 1925-06-09

The wise father always tries to
bring up his children in the way he
should have gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

FROM PAGEANT
Pastor Tells Congregation
Of "Wayfarer'S" Moral

The ultimate triumph OF good over
eva is one OF the outstanding lessons
TO be learned from "Thc wawfarer
pageant, the Rev. Or J. Ralph Ma.
gee. pastor OF the First Methodist
church. declared in his sermon sun
day morning. II was "Wayfarer
Sunday" in the churches OF this
city and state.
After brief description OF the
scenes OF tho pageant. Or. Magee
said in part;
The constant watchfuness Of
Understanding. and her readiness to
10 illumine the mind of wayfarcr.
tells the story or divine hand which
guides the blind Wayfarcr 80 that
he shall not 20 far astray.
Certainly every dcvout man who
has sought it. has found that divine
leadership, without which life would
be a perplexity indeed
while God does not explain the
problems Of life. He does make the
way easy for faith TO give peace,
and while peace thus rcigns. revela-
ton shows that that which has pro-
duced this peace is the presence OF
the divine Lord"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
BRIDGES LOSES
COURT APPEAL
Former Desk Sergeant Not
TO Be ReinStated

An appeal by Robert Bridges 10 the
state supreme court from his dis
miEsal by the civil service commits
sion, failed Monday for the former
police dcsk-serEehnt
Bridges was charged with know
lnSly possessing a stolen cnr, but
these charges failed when Bridges
case came before the commission.
Police chief seycryns. however,
recommended thit Bridges be- 70,
moved Tor the good Of the service
and the commission dismissed him,
Bridges Appealed tho decision
The supreme courts decision re-
csiyod Monday by Corporation coun
sci Kennedy. sets forth that the COM
mission was within ia rights. ns the
seriousness OF the former charge
warranted the dismissal Of Bridges.
FOR The good OF the service"
Ciyil service employees were debat
ing the effect Of the decision on their
civil service protection. Monday n
was pointed out that merely being
charged with serious offense. tho
The offensc was not proved appar-
entity opened the way for dismissal
uy O department head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
WON EN- TO Be
ENTERTAINED
Seattle AID Club officer to
Have Charge of Tours

Extensive preparations have been
made for entertaining women dele
gates 10 the r. G. A. G., a. conven-
ton this week In Seattle. There's TO
be dinner at 8, Monday, at the
u. A. u. clubhouse. The toastmis-
tress win be Pauline Krenz. first vice
president OF the Seattle Advertising
club.
Shopping tours have been arranged
for Tuesday morninEeby Anna Marie
Brueggorhoff. and At . p. m. there
will be n tour Of tho bouleyards and
the Seattle Golf and Country club
AZ ; a. m, Wednesday. therein be
n breakfast nj the Hollywood Tav-
ern, followed by drive 10 Holly.
wood Farms, directed by Miss Martha
Look
Miss Krcnz IL general chairman Of
womcn's entertainment. Mrs. Frankie
Notary will look after reception,
transportation lis handled by Miss
Jessie LDndwehr; Mas Layergnc
woodward Is hcadtG he decorations
committee.
rho cordinlity committee Includes
Mrs. Il. r. Milne, chairman Mes.
danes Lloyd Spencer Howard Ryan,
Tom Jones Parry, Ray Bgolow and
NJ A. Grady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
ALUMNI REUNITE
Cornell College Graduates
Plan Affair on Saturday

More than $50 alumsi. former stu.
dents and friends OF Cornell college.
Mount Vernon, Iowa. viii participate
IN a Cornell reunion al Star lake. be.
tween Seattle and Tacoma. next Sat.
urday. Il was announced Monday by
members Of the reunion committee.
Attracting delegates from all over
the section. the reunion will be the
first statewide affair ever held by
Comedians Ia the state.
Members Of the committee Ia
charge OF the reunion include Dr.
Ernest e. Wheeler. president. Ia,
coma Cornell College club. Or. AZ.
thur r. wade, president. Seattle Cor.
nell College club: Carl Clemaus. lun,
herman OF Alpine, Wash. and Wal.
ter A. AveriIl. editor Pacific Builder
and Engineer. Seattle
Reunion headquarters until Satur.
day will be at 5lts Arcade Square.
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Approve Site for
New Fire Station

A site for the new fire station at
Fourth ave. S and Hpnford IT, was
obtained Monday when tho board OF
public works approved tho trade Of
tideflat lot at 9th ave. w and
Commodore way 10 l.. S. Gil for the
building site
The city's tldeflat property was
acquired many years ago from the
oregon & Washington railway in re-
turn for franchise privileges.
The city also obtained $3.50 in
cash as bonus on the transaction.
The tIdeflat property has been
standing idle. Building supt. Proctor
arranged the trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ACCIDENTS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

that his notorious was standing on
the edge of the pavement. between
Darlington and Orlla, when II was
hit In the rear by Maxwell. driven
by George A. Lee, 2i3 Brandon st.
A companion OF Lee was taken TO
the Ronton hospital. A woman.
riding In Bryant's bus, WINS taken
back to Auburn and Bryant came
on to Seattle for treatment.
AUTO AND TRUCK
CRASH NEAR KENT
Mrs. c. G. Butt, 1905 Chensty
blvd, and her two children, were
badly shaken up when their auto.
driven by Mr.. Butt crashed with
q truck, driven by Paul Amony, Of
Kent, on tho East highway near
that city Sunday. Both cars were
damaged
A rcnrend collision on the Bothcll
highway, half mile beyond Lake
Forest park. Sunday, resulted in
damages TO cars operated by Thorn.
ns Dorsey G0ih w, Crockett st.,
and e. r. Eckund, 1891 3lst ave
The crash occurred during n traffic
Jam which held up many other
autos
Tho their cor went into the ditch
after hitting man and an auto
mobile, w. c. Adams, b75l Goth ~.
u. and three companions miroou.
lousy escaped injuries Sunday
night A. ". Robinson, Northern
Pacific omployc, was standing be.
side his parked automobile near
Sunnydolc when Adams hit him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
FOREST FLAMES
oPERIL HOMES
Fire Wreokage in Timber
Mounts Over Weekend

With new fires reported IN soy.
ernl districts, tho loss from FOR.
e'' fires jumped many Thousands
over sunday Several Smcs are
rcporied In dangcr In ths vicinity
81 The Skagit Mil Co. plant. ON the
8SNagt river whore disas.ous
e'afe started Ia the camp.
Several SCORE men. Including the
entire loggins crew. were battling
The flames.
\ new fire near puyau was nc.
ported Sunday 20 o Bystrom. sec.
rotary % the Washington Forest
F'rc association. More than 100
acres OF sashipgs were DESTROYED.
The fire az Index is stnl burning
uerecly, aliho a large crew OF fire
"sh'ers Is attempting To cheek H.
IN LOWS county, the noty Lum.
Der and Shlnslc TO, lost many thou.
Ads OF dollars when a firr start
m one OF IFS camps swept thru
"gln timber. the camp aul over
several million feet OF cut logs
The most disastrous fire OF the
year Is burning ON the wind river.
IN Southwestern Washington. where
aope acres % virgin timber have
been destroyed by blaze that Is
still raging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
DUEL REVEALED
Man Tells OF Staying Anoth-
err, Then Kills Self

SAN DIEGO. Cal. July 20
Leaving notes describing a strange
duel pact. John Truden, employee OF
an electrical company at Imperial,
shot himself dead in the brush near
Jauumba hot springs, 20 miles from
here. today,
The letters told OF an agreement
with III, Kirke" TO shoot out long
standing differences.
According TO the notes. the mon
met after elaborate plans. fought a
revolver duel and Kirke was slain.
BY Truden's body was his hat.
with the notes and map showing
the location of Kirke's body in I'm.
perinl valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AID CLUB
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

that Seattle has the other sizh,
months Of It."
Following the welcoming address,
President Henry suzzallo. % the
University Of Washington. addressed
delegates on The Inspiration OF Ad.
vertisins
At noon the delegates were guests
Of The Star. which. as the states
largest daily. was given the honor OF
playing host on the opening day Of
the convention The luncheon was
held in Tho olympic's Spanish ball.
room, with community singing led
by r. II. Vivian. Competitive three.
minute speeches on The Value Of
an Advertising Club to a commu.
nifty" featured the after.dlnncr
period.
snap" was the keynote Of dci--
gates 10 the meet. which included
larger percentage Of looking.
weIi-gowned wives. sisters and
sweethcarts than most conventions.
All the delegates are boys and
girls" - because advertising Is q
young folks game these days.
Annual dinner is scheduled for
The Olympic at $3.50 Monday. with
Lloyd Spencer presiding. This Will
be followed by an informal dance In
the Spanish ballroom at 2, with
Stanton Frederick. Of Cheastys do
ing the honors. There is special
dinner for visiting women at 6
Monday. at the y. A. r. clubhouse.
at which Pauline Krenz. first vice
president Of the Seattle club. viii
be toastmistress.
Women delegates will be taken
on shopping tours by Anna Marie
Brueggerhoff Tuesday morning. The
convention closes Wednesday eve
ming. with q couple Of post conven-
ton trips scheduled for Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Lake Sammamish
Road to Be Built

County commissioners Monday
awarded contracts for grading and
crawling new Lake sammnmish
shore.llne road for nearly $4,000
less than the county engineers cost
estimate.
Halloran and Brothers arc con.
tractors. They were successful bid.
dors out Of 10 trying for tho job.
They offered TO do the work OF the
one and half mile stretch for
s17.54O, as against the estimated
cost OF s2O,21A
Tho new road viii circle the west
shore OF the lake. eventually con-
Meeting the south Redmond road
with the NewportIssaquah high.
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Alleged Blackmailer
Found Shot to Death

CANTON. Ohio. July 2O.-(By L.
P.l-Guy Shaw, who. according to
authorities, has made a living by
Matchmaking members of "petting
parties" along highways, was found
shot TO death today in a roadside
ditch near here.
Sheriff C. n. Kirk announced
Shaw's slayer would not be prose-
cuted If he would come into the open
and testify against the alleged black.
mailers, three OF whom are already
under arrest
The suspects in the blacltmail gang
told Kirk that Shaw was shot by one
OF two automobile PETERS" from
whom he is said to have demanded
hush money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
LETS CUT A MELON
AND DE-" SHE SAID;
HUSBAND BAlkED

MRS. Al KING, 30, Filipino,
A'I wanted TO commit suicide,
She wanted her husband, also
Filipino, 20 commit II with her
Hut first she wanted n last
watermelon feed he told police.
So they cut and ate the melon
at their home 6l7 Washington
At, Sunday evening. Then King
said she gave him half OF n
bottle OF soda pop to rSund out
tho evening
After the pop was duly con.
sumcd, he added, she said that
she had Just put poison in lt.
They were both treated Mt tho
city hospital, Both win recover.
she 10 held In the city Jail. King
H. held ns witness,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Japanese Boy May
Die From Accident

Il. Shibikawa, 8, 1925 Jackson st.
Is lying at the point OF death in,
the City hospital Monday, as a re.
suit Of being struck by an automo.
bile before his home Sunday.
j. II. Avery. OF Auburn. driver
OF the car, reported to the police
that the boy ran out in front of
his car from between two parked
autos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
eARE DROWNED
Boys, Swimming Near Port
land, Are Victims

PORTLAND. Ore. July Bob
q. Pl--Two drownlngs are the
weekend death toll in the vicinity
OF Portland.
Victor De In Fontaiue. Is. was
seized with cramps while swimming
in oswego lake sunday. and Ralph
Miller. whose home Is near The
pailes. Ore. slipped into deep
hole in the Sandy river.
Both were drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SEWERS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

shore; an intercepting sewer along
the entire lake: n new sewer tunnel.
cmptying into the Sound at Hanford
ST.: n huge disposal md treating
works on the Duwnmish river; a
tnnnel in Dunlap canyon. under Bea.
con hill, and connecting sewers to
drain the north end OF the lake shore
into the north trunk sewer.
The project will require several
years 10 complete and the bonds,
when voted, viii not be sold except
ms needed to finance construction
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
CAMPAIGN SURE TO
STIR IP AWFUL MESS

II Bryan can succeed elsewhere.
IA nc has succeeded here. IN keep.
ing from tho people any facts about
evolution except the facts az he per.
verts them. Hts campaign win stir
up an awful religious mess and III
this country with bitter contention.
one good effect Of the scopca trial
viii be the waking up OF educators
and liberal Christians 10 tho menace
OF akiIlful politician. turned fun.
damcntal evangelist and using all
the Influence Of his oratory 10 close
tho human mind 10 liRht and got It
in concrete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Germany's Reply to
Pact Note Favorable

PARIS, july 20.-tBy L, Pl--
Gcrmany's reply to the French sc.
curity pact note. delivered today
was regarded as satisfactory and il
was said that as result nogotia.
tons on details will be opened i'm
medIatcly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
TO DEATH
Head OF DefunCt Brokerage
House Believed Suicide

CHICAGO. July go tBy T. Pl-
r. w Wagner former head Of the
drfpnct brokerage concern OF Il, W
Wagner & Co, plunged from the
18th Stor, Of a loop office building
Bt noon today
Police. after qulzzing relatives,
were inclined 10 the belief that
Wagner committed suicide,
Mira Anna Wagner told police
she WAS apprehensiyo over her hus-
bands mental condition lie had
been respondent since fnilure Of the
brokerage concern two years ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Is Held for Trial
on Larceny Charge

Waving extraditiou. c. d. Nc.
Chan. arrested In Victoria on n
King county grand larceny charge.
was brought TO the county Jail Sun.
day to face trial. Chief Deputy
Prosecutor Macfariaus swore to "A
warrant June 30. charging him with
the larceny by bailee OF a delivery
truck belonging to Frank Harmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Recluse Kills
Self With Dynamite

Committing suicide by decorating
= charge OF dynamite. Alvin Ost.
man, s0.yenr.old recluse. who lived
on a farm four miles from Mount
-.Inon. killed himself Saturday.
body was not found until sun.
. BY his neishbor. Tony Gao.
cotti.
Caccotti heard the explosion. hut
thought Os,man was clearing out
stumps. Dynamite caps and fuse
beside the body clearly indicated the
death was suicide. Deputy Henry
Durham. investigating. stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Closing Phone Case
Session Wednesday

Final arguments in the federal
courts telephone rate case will be
heard Wednesday forenoon by John
r. Condor. dean OF the University
Law school. and special master in
chancery for the phone rate hear
ing.
The case involves efforts OF the
telephone company to restrain the
- department Of public works
- enforcing the old telephone
tariff. which was increased last
August Following arguments. Con-
don will report his findings to the
three district court judges sitting
en- banc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Budget Hearing Is
Ordered Postponed

Desire OF city councilmcn TO help
entertain seat,ie'a thousands OF Wis
itoFs next week, Monday resulted In
postponemcut Of the annual budget
hearing They had been slated 10
start July IS by Finance Chairman
Blaine.
Fellow councilmen complained that
this conflicts with the big Knights
TcmplRr parade Blaine decided II
would also conflict with desires 10
help celebrate during tho rest Of the
week and 80 called Off tho budget
sessions until after Angus, l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
EASY FOR COMMONER
TO MOVE COMMUNITY

In every state in the Union there
arc many villages FAR enough from
the cities 10 be almost as Bolidly fun.
damentalist as Dayton. In such cen.
terB Of rural population. Bryan will
find the most responsive audiences
for his fundnmentalist appeal and his
attack on science, education and
knowledge.
Such an appeal as he is making
viii make Roadway in rural communi.
ties wherever It is not met with the
truth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Claim Record Fish
Catch for Weight

Claiming II the record catch OF
the year for weight. @. zwlsler and
and FL From returned from Gran
tic Falls Sunday with 10 rainbow
trout. Weighing from . 20 IL pounds
The fish arc on display at Ernst
Hardware store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
POSTAL RATE
TOO SMALL
New Reports That New Rev.
enueS Are insufficient

WASHINGTON. July 2O.-By 4.
r. Postal rates under the present
employees salary increase bin have
failed thus far 90 produce the antici-
pated revenues. Postmaster General
New Informed the special Joint con-
grcsHionUl committee today
New submitted figures showing
that receipts IN May this year IN 90
selected postofiiees were only 1871 per
cent more than those In May last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Dan Salt Still in
Serious Condition

Dan Salt is still in a very critical
condition at the Providence hospi.
tai. but there Is slight hope for
the recovery OF the pioneer boxing
promoter. A consultation OF doc
tors was being held today.
salt has been seriously III for sew.
ersl days. following an operation
last Tuesday for peritonitis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Bryan's Anh-EpoIution
Campaign Is Dangerous
Fundamentals Communities Hear
Only Perverted Theory of Evolution

Il cannot be met with attacks on
religion Christianity or the Bible
When Bryan Ignores the fact OF syo.
luton and refers 10 Il as a hypothe.
sis or guess, and then confines Il 10
parwiulHm Of over 80 years ago. the
answer is the truth about evolution
and tho testimony Of intelligent and
sincere Christians that there - no
conflict between trus science and re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Three Year-Old Boy
Is Killed by Peanut

Choking to death on a peanut
that became stuck In his throat,
Jack Grffths. 3.year.old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mansel Griffiths, $50 Fed.
eral ave, died Friday I'm Providence
hospital, II was learned yesterday.
Mr. Griffiths is resident partner of
the Blyth.Wittor Bond Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
An APPLE A DAY

Ethel Phyliss stopped eating np.
pies after her marriage to young
links
Lynda smatter disagree with her
or sumpln'?
Nav, her husbands n DOCTOR
Ohio State Sun Dali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

time Dance hall.
on Wednesday
night
His name Is
John Baker OF
2stS 18th ave.
w. and he and
his partner are
one OF the six
couples selected
by Judges To en-
ter the final
competition, Inc
contest has been
going on for the
past six weeks.
Mr. chief
rival is J. +,
Bassett. 500 w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

a. In aid Of the orthopcdic hos.
pital
Photo by Carter & Bradley.
star STAFF photographer
A ARRANGEMENTS were under
n way today for one OF the iurg.
est suppcrs ever served In Seattle
Mrs sybal l. Hnmriek. Of the
North Queen Anne guild. was plan.
ming TO serve 1000 persons at tho
venetian carnival. TO be staged Fri
day IN AID Of the Orthopedic hos.
pital
one thousand individual pies are
TO be baked FOR the meal. while
many Seattle firms will contribute
supplies and labor.
Firms who are contributing in.
clude; The Frye Packing Co. f..
H. Cruise. the n, +. commissary de.
partment, ~. ] Heinz Co. Fisher
FIGURING Mills, Libby. Mcneil &
I.ibby Mutchctt & Macklem. Brad
nor Butter Co Corona Coffee Co,
KristofcrBon Dairy. Mutual Cream.
cry Co, l'rankiins market Ryan
Fruit Co. Rhodes store and the
Bolcom Canal Lumber co.
Women who ar" assisting Mrs.
Humrick include: Mrs. f. j. wald.
ron, Frink Park guild. Mrs. A. G..
Graft T. Highland Drive guild; Mrs
$. c. Standard, University guild.
Mrs A, ~ Hcplcr. Rainier guild.
Mrs w. D. Freeman. Renton Hill
guild and Mrs Bruce Shorts, Cap.
itol Hin guild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

The Star invites its readers 10 pss this
department ~ an aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. Tho department II
20 help In reunitIpg those whs have been
separated. Those whose relative, or
friends rre missing arc invited 10 report
shs disapp-apnre directly 10 The star.
Readers who mar know the whereabouts
~ persons mentioned IN this column 80
missing ne requested also 60 report b.
Tho star. Other newspapers arc invited
- reproduce such Items q. viii interest
their readers.
MRS. CHARLES CREE. Of Ellcns.
burg. IS in Seattle At present but
&ndg do not know her address.
huoband Is very III aud wants
mi 10 come home as quickly ns pos.
sibe. Any information concerning
her should be sent 10 1905 10.
b5th 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Smoke on Street Cars

DETROIT. Mich, July 2O.-Smoking is TO be permitted
the of the street railway company here according
to announcement today which also says Both
included There special seats for women, how.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20

You will be surprised AT tho results
obtained from Star Want Ads. The
circulation lH larger; the cost is less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
WOMEN KNOW
HOW 10 DOLL. TIP

The women and girls dress as
well as their sisters anywhere and
they know how to apply rouge and
lip sticks hrtbticaiIy. as well as TO
roll their own silk stockings
Practically everybody goes 10
church and. until the scopes case
started. they had heard little or
nothing about evolution. Religious.
Is they had been taught nothing
but fundamental Christianity.
Butter. who introduced the anti.
evolution bill in the legislature. told
Haldcman Julius that he never
knew there was any Bible but the
King James version until he heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Bl y. u. tOtHRAN
Special To- The Seattle Star

.DAYTON. Tenn. July 3o.--To un.
~ dcrEtand the nature OF the funda,
meutailst campaign which viii in.
vade many states la the near future.
a true picture Of this fundamentals
community will be helpful
While IN the surrounding moun,
tains and country there arc many
very ignopn, people. tho residents
OF Dayton viii average up IN general
intelligence with the people OF SIM.
lar villages 8nywher in the United
States They are a decent. wcll.diE
poaed hoapitnljie DeBpIr