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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Africa Interested
in Tuskegee Funds

NEW YORK, March II, 49, All
Africa is anNlously watching the
progress OF the campaign to raise
n s5,OOO,OOO endowment fund for
Hampton and Tuskegce Institutes,
American schools for Negroes, nc.
cordinE TO cablcgrRm from Brig.
Gen. Sir Frederick Gordon Guggis.
berg, governor and commandment,
chief OF the Gold Coast OF Africa.
reccIycd at the fund headquarters,
No Maiden Lane.
Governor Guaslsberg'g message
was scnt upon the announcement
that John D.. Rockefeller, Jr., has
Internationally given 100000 to
Hampton and Tuskogcc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Affairs at Tennis
Club Announced

NE Seattle Tennis club an
nsness a number Of interesting A.
iaiss AZ the club in the near future.
ssinning on Friday evening. March
y Nth a buffet dinner and dance
I. PatFick's informal. and there
VII b bridge and nah iongE tea
9 Friday. March 81. and April H.
ias Easter Spring Flower bali"
Iannsd for April IL. has been post.
l1asd until April "a. on account Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Entertaining for
Mrs. Galloway

To honor Mrs A. q Galloway.
who will join AIr Galloway shortly
IN san Francisco. where they viii
make their home Mrs John Al.
berfs win entertain with luncheon
o. twelve covers followed by bridge,
on Monday afternoon. March 80. At
The Olympic
Mrs. BaructtO Fisher entertained
informally AT luncheon today at
The Olympic for Mrs Galloway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Bridge Luncheon WI
Benefit Hospital

Noun, Baker guild Of the Chi.
dreas 0rthopedic hospital viii give
~ sscond In series OF luncheons.
followed By bridge, Tor the benefit OF
tie hospital. on Monday. March IS,
a O'Clock. al the home % Mrs,
lohn Harris Baird. 2T33 2srd ave. S.
me assisting hosiesses viii be
Iz Clarence Brown. Mrs. Matthew
AaIkan and Mrs. George f Har.
Eayss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
noRsEs For sEALTlI

HORSES FOR sEALTU
Tho long wished.for dream Of all
'sefith girls Is going 20 como true.
For several years they have wanted
horses 10 ride at camp, and this very
summer they viii have them. and by
their own earning Nt tho sixth an.
num council campfire or Campfire
Girls on March II. 1895. the two tall
famous wooden barrel horses Will
scdntely guard the entrance to tho
Armory. 1'nulcrs suspended from
their rotund sides viii stand ready
FOR the tinklo Of silver that didn't
buy Bodns OF sundhcs The money
thus collected win pay for riding
horses for camp in 1925. They Will
have saddles and live in the back
valley with groom in tent mot
the same tenD. They will bc sad
die horses. pinto ponies from East
crn Washington. The desire OF sew
eral years will bc accomplished
not without effort on the part OF
the Campfire Girls. tho, Horses
will mean sacrifices for all Of them
TO raise the money for them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Rnffet Dinner at Lake
Irasbip0fOn Home

Mr. and Mrs Joseph ptard viii
..,.r,sn twenty,four guests az I.
,s,,,, dinner az their home, Tho
~ across Lake Washington, on
Susaay evening April o
N,xt Tuesday afternoon MIS- pi'
- win he hostess al luncheon and
s-1,e IN honor OF Mrs, a. II Gallo.
~ Who Is leaving soon FOR Call,
aria 10 reside. Covers VIII be
vaced for twslys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Supper hSteSSeS
After Program

Among members % tho Womcn's
University club who have made
reservations Tor mppv~ following
the program 40 the elun FRIDAY
night arr Mrs Philip Marion, Mrs
= y ~ smith Mrs John W.
Heals. Mrs William @ Clark. Mrs
Frederic Hall White. Mrs Warren
@. Fusselman and Miss Lila Law
renee,
SiN request numbers from the
stunts night program viii bs re.
peatcd on this occasion. which IA
open 10 the entire club membership
and their guests.
) AZ the meeting III the Bible lltcra-
ufs group Friday morning, at
ip.so O'Clock, Mrs l. Murray Grant
viii discuss the last half ot the
Book ~ Isaiah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Music
Roland HAYES
Superb Singer
HN IuIISE uAXNt
81 nANNInNn nmENs


An audience which filled every
available foot Of space az the Metro.
polilnu theatcr last evening came 20
hear Roland Hayes. famous negro
tenor, who has won an cnyiahlc
place for himself IN the musical
world today And those who came
having already boon told Of his re-.
marhuhle voice heard an artist who
has not only "a magnificent voice. but
whose easy manner aud sincerity n
hlH oorR won him the deepest no.
spcrt.
Hayes voice In Of tho most ga.
auiHilc texture, clear aud firm. with
an appealing note in A. His diction
and tone coloring were perfect. ana
hin Interpretations were given with
"a keen Eanno ri musirt Understands
INK. Ills control oven his tones
seemed assured his sustained notes
and piBuisFim0 work being above
criticism Thruoui the entire pro.
gram the artist was complete mas.
ter. with each number hH style
changing according 10 the character
Of the song.
Adelaide" by Beethoven. and
Handles Would You Gain the Ten
der Creature, two delightful mum.
beers which opened the program. met
with unusual enthusiasm. These
were followed by four German songs.
"Dio Foroilo" and "Du Bist die
Rub" by Schubert. and schumann's
"lch Hab i'm Traum Gsweinct' and
Der Nusabaum Bow, Blow.
Thou Winter Winds. by Roger Quilr
ter. nc Ervc." from 'Mlnun." by
Masalnct, "Rnubmbu upff'n In tie
Silence OF the Night" aud '"Twi
light. by Katherine Glen Airs \ s
Kerry. were also greeted with thun
dsrous applause.
IL was his singing Of tie negro
spirituals. the songs Of his race,
which received the greatest praise
last night. Hc put into these "a GER
tain pathos and conviction that ap'
pcalcd to all. steal Away and
Every Time / Feel de Spirit" both
arranged by Lawrence Brown. and
two arrargcd by himself "sit Down
and II Got a Home IN That Rock
were given most interesting interprc'
tatious. In rcnpanse TO the inHihteni
applause Hayes responded with nu'
meraua cncorea. which included
seventeenth century number, ~
viva Rosa Bella. an old English
song. Passing ny Dyorak'H by
the Water Of BAblon aria from
ia Bohemc. and four negro songs.
seAndalize Ny Name" and "pian' I
II Rain. by II. n Burleigh. Deep
Water" and Coin Home
william Lawrence provided SYM
pathetic accompaniment for the
singer
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Wonen's Clubs

Fortuny." by Mrs. !. w Hoar.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art" by
Mrs. II. H. Hopkins. Hostess. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Goldman.
Immediately following the meet.
ing OF the Womans City club.
members Of the federation and city
club will leave the Y. w. c. A.
and visit social agencies In tho city,
including tho Volunteers Of Amer.
lea, Scandinavia Seaman's mission,
Lutheran mission and Siloah mis-.
sion Members are urged to CO.
operate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Orthopcdic Lunch Room

Service NJ the Orthopcdic lunch
room on Thursday viii be- IN tho
hands Of Endoiyne Fauntlcroy auxii.
larry. with Mrs. Louis Grow as host
ess. assisted by afrs, Dallas johnson.
Nrs. Wesley Dando, Mrs. william
RetHter. Mrs. Garnet smeltzer. Mrs,
J. c. Allen. Mrs. William Hewitt.
Mrs. W. l.. Clark. airs. Hugh Apple
by Mrs. g. J. Hood Mrs. ] T., Lans-
berry. Mrs G. l., BarteIls and Miss
Ruth Dando.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Extry! Big Land
Deal Completed

OLYMPIA. March II. - Big gov.
eminent affairs. those
Congressman Albert Johnson has
advised Land Commissioner II II
savidgc that tho way is now clear
following congressional action for
Washington state TO acquire .o5 OF an
aero from tho federal government
for park purposes
The plot OF ground In question l.
on tho banks OF Deep Lake in the
Millerssylvnnia park.
The state win be required to pay
six and one.fourth c.nts for the
land 10 the federal government, ms
the rcRulnr price is 1i25 nm acre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
cvnset GLIB VIII Sko10 Pre-View of Noted
Fin; Informal Tea for Buffalo Guests

conflicting with tho seattle nay
nursery associations spring ball"
az The Olympic
Tho tea dansants Win begin Gu
the nrst saturday after Easter and
will continue every fortnight during
the season Announcement IL also
made that the sunday evening IN
formal suppcrs and muac0lcs viii
continue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
Col. Ellsworth circle. Ladies'of the
@. a. r., will serve a birthday
luncheon, Friday. March 10, at IL
o'clock, in Veterans hall, Armory.
for members and comrades. a bust
ness session viii follow at 1880
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Luncheon HOHorS
T'rareler

TO honor AIRS Worth pvnsmorc,
who will leave shortly for Caiitor-
MIA. Mrs Monte Coleman entertain
cd with luncheon OF twelve covers
at her home last Thursday
Friday. Mrs, Coleman gave a chill
drcn's party Tor her little son, Billy
Worth. on his second birthday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Ship Over Million
Barrels of Apples

HALIFAX. n. s.. March li.-A
total OF is.S0s barrels OF apples were
shipped from Halifax TO the English
market during the week ending Feb
ruary Is. bringing the total for the
season up to s62.5i4. II is anticl.
patcd that by the end of the month
shipments win he well oyer the mil
ion.harrcl mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Pet Dog Brings
Aid; Too Late

SHELTON, wash. March II. -
when nciEhbors followed a small
dog belonging TO james slocken.
aged rccluse farmer who had lived
for many years on the Olympic
highway near Eden. they came
upon the charred ruins OF his home
slocken's body wis found in the
cmbers
The little dog had travelled three
miles to the nearest ncIghlor's
house and barkcd for help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
TIE PACIFIC
! COAST CONFERENCE


One hundred Seattle Campfire
Girls. plus an orchestra and craft
exhibit, will embark for Mills col.
lcge the minute spring vacation be-
gins In April Campfire Girls from
all over the Pacific Const will he
present. for the conference and for
three days n model camp will be
conducted on the campus Of the
college. Long Slowed white mlddIes,
black tics. blue pleated skirts, dark
shoes, dark stockings and Campfire
tams win be the regulation uni
form.
A big mixer will be a feature of
the first days program. Everyone
will meet all the rest Of her Camp
fire Sister There viii be atunts and
motion pictures. The following day
the camp program win be followed
by every girl at the conference.
Hand craft classes win be open TO
everyone. on both OF these days
the largest sugars refinery IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
GREENWOOD P..T. 4.

Greenwood PIT a. Will have A
parents meeting Wednesday eve
ming, March II, at 3 O'clock, In the
school auditorium. An interesting
musical program will be presented
ind Mrs X. u. Thatcher win speak
on Looking Toward The Future OF
youth for Their Individual Of
Peculiar Work" Refreshments will
be served
This meeting will take the place
of tho regular afternoon assembly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
LUNCHEON

The Annie Wright Seminary club
will have Northwest Products
luncheon nj the home Of Mrs. Ralph
T. Johns. 2sf7 10Th ave. NJ. Thurs.
day. March ~. at o'clock.
Miss Ellen Reep. will contribute
the following numbers: My Be.
loved, " "old Londonderry Airs" and
odd Italy Mrs Il. 4. Borst win
accompany Miss Reep and will alss
give several piano selections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
1873 Settlers Go to
Canada From u. S.

WINNIPEG. Man. March ii-Sct
tiers from the United states. who ar
rived in Canada by way Of the west
ern ports. numbered 1913 for the
month Of January. 1925. These new.
corners brought in $46.7i0 in cash
and 81 800 in value OF effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

.,,.r SUNSET CLuR has an inter
,,rr cyculuF planned for
r,.,es.aaN Marsh ~ a dinner a,
!. " ,,.,,.b. followed ny "a prcNirw OF
s ,.n,,as nla. "Thc Thundwlug
49,, IN adaptation Of zane Grey q
FL ~, ci1rancc Rlciheu and Mis-.
i. y Alexander will BE- The hos'rssos,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Special Meeting Called

North broadway circle OF the Fruit
aud Flower Mission has called spe
elal meeting Tor Monday. March 10,
~ 1880 a, III. at the home OF MB.
Per Lee wclty. go s6th ave Saw.
Ing. luncheon aud bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Dinner to Compliment
House Guest

Miss Doris Mitchell Will entertain
with an Informal dinner at her home
on Friday evening IN honor Of Mrs.
Angus Stewart. OF Vancouver. h. c.
who will arrive in town Thursday 10
be her house guest for ten days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Bridne Luncheon

With covers placed for sixteen
Mrs Lee J Brawiey will entertain
at luncheon and bridge AZ her home
on Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
WAsHfNGTON IlIVn

Washington hive, Ladies Of the
Maccabees, will have a luncheon and
cari party In odd Follows temple
Thursday. March ~. Luncheon at
o'clock; cards ut o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Hosts at Dinner

Or and Mrs. ] C. Moore VIII b.
hosts al a dinner of twelve covers
at their home on Saturday eve
ming
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n.inhhorLnod "a

:, honor Mrs J w Nrihus and
=. laughter. Mrs George Hare. OF
l 9. Who are visiting Mrs Rex
s..sori MrS. Gcorgc II Terrell viii
=, an informal ncighhorhood tea
y, ~ nome ON Wednesday atier'
.,oa. March Is
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Informal Bridge Party

Mr. and Mrs Z H. Meiklcjohn viii
entertain informally AZ bridge at
their home Friday evening Six
tables viii be- in play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
TIME roE nRiNGtNG

PIRATE LOOT EXTENDED
The Pirate fund 50 rgr is near tho
500 mark with unly one eighth Or
tho pirate envelopes in The cuvel
opes arc coming in every day 80 tho
time has been extended until March
81 Campfire Glrls arc saving tber
pennies uirkols bnd dimes as loot
FOR the Ship fund in their Pirate
fund envelopes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Scientists Think King
Tut Still Chief Find
Say New Egyptian Discovery Is Not Mummy
Of Earlier Ruler; Merely Ancient Princess

that OF Nebu-sneferuw. an Egyptian
princess. He and London scientists
apparently agree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
FoRTsoN. THYGEsEN
Arfyfr.TATyy

Fortson Thygosen auxiliary. q.
$. W. v. win serve MONDAY
luncheon at Veterans hall. Arrsory,
Thursday. March ~. Rcgulnr
meeting at 2 y. m. Everyone in.
vited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
CLun

Nina Fry ThtoSfc club meets
with AIbts wilma Cooper 4i62 2Sd
ave. s. w. Thursday, March ~, at
noon. Take either Alki, Fnuntleroy
or West Seattle cars and get off at
a2d Ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Dinner WIZ Celebrate

!, celebration Of their sixth we'd
a. anniversary Mr. and Mrs Max
o,.sa viii entertain With a dinner OF
49,. covers al their home this
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
RuMMAGE SALE

Kappa Alpha Theta will hold n
rummage sale Friday and Saturday.
March 1914, at Seventh and vlr-
ginia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
AUXILIARY TO BROTHERHOOD
on UAIT,NVAY TRAINAfEN

sThe Ladies' auxiliary 10 the
brotherhood Of Railway Tninmen
Will hold It's regular mcknight 1915
First ave. Thursday. March IL. at
1870 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
WASHINGTON

IRVING PIT. A.
Washington Irving PIT. \. Will
hold itH meeting In tho assembly
room of the school, Thutsdny.
March IL. at 2;i5 . M Mira Ellen
Dabuey viii spedk Oh Home Eco.
Monies" Refreshments win i,e
served los thr domestic science ci1As.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS

Roberts parliamentary law class
viii meet at the Y ". 9. a. Thurs.
day. March is. at 1880 y. m. Ms.
Film Cudihcc. PARLIAMENTARY Cub
teci lesson. ''PrivtledeRcd Motions. p
The auxiliary clnss in public speak
ing, by Mime. Harriet saunderson,
will have a review
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
dCxENs FELLOWSHIP

HcKESs FELLOWSHIP
Nekens Fellowship will meet
laaiSday March IL. al 8 .. m. in
e lsc,ure room Of the Y. w. c. A.
Visitors welcome.
Club
ne Greenwood Improvement club
ny siye 800 card party Thursday
80 "sainy. March IL. at their hall,
"s Greenwood ave.
ORIc SOCIAL CLUB
.D0rc Social club viii meet Thurs.
-. March 70, at p. m. at 1885
'"nont ave. Cards.
AK PIT. A..
ALI PIT. A. win meet In regular
~ ,sDn Thursday, March IL. Mrs.
, m.'rsn Fiske viii speak on play.
''ssnos and Recreation"
MIRuIsnc CLUE
ne Altmistlc club Of Seattle
r ..'ape No. .. Pythlan sisters. viii
~, With Mrs. Bessie Fleming.
4 d. :, o iran. ave- Thursday. March
: at l''o o'clock. Cards.
LADIES' OF WHITTIER
aIlGHTs CLUB
"a. aass Of Whittier Heights I'm.
y ,''a club will meet Tburrdny,
", ~ ~ y With Mn. D. c. Firman
~ n, s ' ave. N. W. LUNCHEON
IaD,EhArroN CLUBS
Tsv,,Aans' Of Federation clubs on
Qv..a H March IL. win include.
shb u. anne Fortnightly club
gInp.ss.' S, William =. Harper. g5I
rsm ,. race. at 2-eo'clock. Pro.
wsrn..'' INSISTS MIST Of. Digest from "Ths
s,.Ds. Work Work, by Mrs. Charles d,
i II. Modern Bookshelf. drama' y,
Akssas - - y. Noffetl, "Lu Green
Fra II , uohn BurrougbD Ivy Mn.
1. ~ H0ltnea As.-N, "'
~ speaker """' - Barn
! ps ~, ,s.eartm,n, Of soro.l, ii,
P'suam~, clubhouse, 2 O'Clock
Il" Dy , "a, on "Gumaye cour
\ SiA H. II. Lewis. Mario
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
CARD PATTY

CARD PARTY
The wallireford Chapter No. 20i.
% II. s.. will give u card party nt
Norton's cafeteria on Saturday eve
ming, Marchs2l, at o'clock. Friends
viii be made welcome.
w. c. T. T., WORK Err GCOM1NG
one Of the numerous departments
of the National w. G. n. y. is called
the soldiers and sailors department.
which is directed by Miss ReYecca
Naomi Rhoads. Due 10 theIrequcBt
Of Chaplain Axton, chief ot'thnp-
lains of the United states army, TO
Miss Anna A. Gordon, national w.
G. Z. 4. president, Miss Rhonds
will extend her trip this spring
and will visit the army posts IN
nineteen states The navy depart
mcnt has also requested that Miss
Rbonds include the naval stations In
her itinerary, which will include
Camp Lewis, Fort Lowton. Fort
Wordcn and Bremerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
WOMEN or
W OAl BiN VT
MOOSEHEART LEGION

Women OF Mooseheart Legion viii
hive card party Thursday even.
ing. March ~. at sl5 o'clock, Mt
Moose temple.
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SotIAL cLrR

The Social club OF Evergreen
lodge. No. 2. A. o. U. w. viii meet
in A. o. T. w hall. 1909 Ninth
ave, Thursday March i2. at !
o'clock. Sewing. Bring luncheon.
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SEWING CLrHI.

Puget Sound Sisters Sewing club
viii meet Thursday. March 12. with
Mrs. Fred Parr. 1919 goth ave. w.
Luncheon at / o'clock.
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,,n.. ts Of Whittier Heights I'm.
s WI !. club will meet Thursday,
", I, w y With Mn. D. c. Firman
d .un'h ave. N. W. Luncheon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
BACK TO SCHOOL
FOR PARENTS
win Attend High Glasses at
Broadway Friday

Honest. teacher j was an mixed
up and couldn't find your room in
time Tor tho ,ardy boil
That old excuse viii De served up
gain Tor The thousandth time when
Parents OF scholars win SO back Co
school" Tor ono nisht. Friday. az
broadway high
Back 20 school Ntght" Is now AN
Established institution In Seattle hlgh
schools First tried In the East. the
iies spread rapidly until IL Was In.
irodueed into Seattle schools three or
four years ago, Now every Seattle
high school has It's school Night.
when parents are shown thru the
routine Of school work. goins to the
exact classes that their children at,
Tend. and having the work AZ each
department explained to them.
Broadway's Back 10 school Night"
- the first this year II will start at
s,ti, parents reporting TO classes and
solng thru the entire routine 81 the
class day, Special features are being
arranged by teachers, both amusing
and Instructive, for the oldsiers."
After tho school Night IS over
m assembly will be held, az which
l.. T. Bennett, principal OF Broad
way win address the parents as a
whoie, Refreshments viii close the
tfsir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
NEGRO FAIR ON
Industrial Exhibit Opens at
Mt. Zion Church

More than 100000 worth OF auto.
mobiles owned by the negro popula.
lion OF Seattle were parked around
ihe Mount Zion Baptist church
wednesday night. where the first
annual exposition Of the Lincoln
Industrial Fair association Is being
held Tho fair Is being staged In
celebration or the Goth anniversary
~ Lncoln's emancipation procla
nation,
The fair shows The progress made
"y seattlc's ncsro population in in.
,lustry. arts. business and other
activities. and exhibits range nom
products Of the orchard and gar.
dsH 10 beautiful paintings and fine
needle craft. Tho show opened
Monday and will continue thru
until Saturday night, when the
queen Of the fair will be- crowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
May Move Theology
School to Seattle

Approving the plan 20 remove the
EimbaIl School Of Theology from
Portland to Seattle. the district SUI
perintendents OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. meeting here
"Wednesday. passed a resolution
authorizing President Hickman OF
the school to take the matter up
with the board Of education at the
generai conference in CHICAGO next
month.
All delegates at the meeting
greed that the removal would he
asnsficial to both the school and
the Northwest. Under the plan the
school would be located in the pres
mt University Methodist church
when that building is abandoned for
their new edifIce, now under con-
Struction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
DILL WANTS TO
SAY A LOT IN FIVE
MINUTE SPEECH

0NE OF the biggest ambitions
" Of his life is to be able 10
say more in five minutes than
any other senator AZ Washing
ton. Senator c. c. Dhi said
during n visit to Seattle this
week.
II learned to say lot in
very short time when I was
member Of the Forum. a Sunday
afternoon debating society in
Spokane, the senator said. Five
minutes was The speech time
limit, and a. l generally had
lot to say, II forced me 10 boil
II down TO essentials"
The best speeches in the sen
ate don't last more than five
minutes as a rule, Dill said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Tis mOrtaIs to COMMAND Success weW do NOR
The LAMP

The Lamp sketchcd.
stands fiue feet high,
aud pouid sell for
tiCeHty-fire dollars IN
any good store. The
STANDARD is finished
Ia Poiychroulc coiorS-
black and gold and Is
lceighted. The shade
measures tccRty = four
inches across the bottom
and is of pieatcd Georg-
cite Ia sea greeu-orer
rose colored silk. The
HoWerS are OF silk IN
natural iorS-t the
y7tchiHg at the top aud
bottom of the shade is
IN black and gold. and
the gGlOOus are in green
and old gold. There are
phil chain sockets for
tlco lamps, NTH long
SilitCn cords and taSSeiS,
as sketched. and a SIR
cord and plug for con.
Meeting. Priced Just for
the sake Of advertising
I the Burnett Budget Plan
at Sf5.gj, Deferred for
hall a doilar-Pdid for
a dollar or so a iCeck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-22
Copyright. MoffetO

Copyright, MonStD
AFTER HONORING the
American Legion by address
ing it's Omaha convention,
President Coolidge paid it a
second tribute by naming
Ifanford MacNider, above, as
sistant secretary of war.
lfacNider is a former national
commander Of the Legion.