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Evening star., 1925-09-20

couraged, but always willing to con.
cede ''it might have been worse" II
will, in no way, be vicious, but will
find delight in a straight. clean life.
II tomorrow Is your birthday, you
have great moral courage, and, even
when apparently licked, never ac.
knowledge defeat. Your spirit is in.
domitable, and nothing can down you
or keep you down. Disaster may over
take you, but your character has suf-
ficient resiliency to rise superior over
your troubles.
Your intelligence is quite above the
average. Your vision Is both clear and
correct You are very resUurceful and
possess good executive ability.
In your home and family you are
afectionate and loyal, but, although a
home lover. you are not Indifferent to
the attractions Of society.
Your friends are mnay, and this is
only to be expected, as you are both
Evening star., 1925-09-20

public are the recently published pub.
licatiens THE Coal Miners Insecuri..
ty" and Employees Representation
in Coal Mines" Both are obtainable
from the Russell Sage Foundation,
New York city.
The letter was sent out upon the
invitation of Mrs. George H. Sex
smith, national chairman of the Y. ".
G. A. work done among girls and
women employed in plants, factories
and other industrial centers.
X
The executive committee Of the
Chevy Chase Chapter of the Y. W.
C. A. has announced the date of It's
annual bazaar as October %, TO be
held in the Public Library Building
of Chevy Chase.
Princeton Chapter will hold its reg.
ular meeting at the home of Mrs.
l.. +. Hughes. SIS Rock Creek Church
road, tomorrow, ? pm
Evening star., 1925-09-20
What Tomorrow Means to You
By MARY BLAKE.
Virgo.

Tonorrow's planetary aspects re-
veal conditions that are not condu-
Give to anything that savors of new
enterprise. initiative or originality. On
the contrary, they show that the only
wise course to adopt will be that Of
least resistance: and conscientious at
tention to the discharge of routine
duties, without shirking, will lead to
the best results. There will be ten
dency to cavil and to be grouchy. The
atmosphere will not engender any
spirit Of forbea rance or kindly
thought. 1t. therefore. behooves YOU
TO maintain poise at all costs and. no
Evening star., 1925-09-20
Y. w. c. A.

The Fall SaIly to be held Tuesday
evening at 614 L street marks the
opening of the Winters program OF
the young business and professional
womens department of the Y. w.
c. A. Girls from all the clubs in the
department, the International Group,
the Y. w. c. A. of the George Wash
ington University and older Girl Re.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

stanch and true to them.
Well known persons born on this
date are: II. L. Stimson, ex-Secretary
of War: Samuel Rea. railroad Official;
Clark Howell. journalist; Edward b.
Dalton. physician; Michael Corcoran,
brigadier general, and Gideon +.
Thayer, educator.
(CopyriRht. 1g25.3
Evening star., 1925-09-20

cafeteria director. Miss Nelson comes
to the Association from Grand Forks,
N. Oak, where she had been affiliated
with the Y. M. G. A. for the past six
years. Before entering into Associa-
ton work Miss Nelson was assistant
manager of the University Commons
for two years at the University of
North Dakota.
n X n n
The Greek Club of the Industrial
department will meet mt 514 e street
northwest, Wednesday evening, y
pm, September %.
v
Believing that the public can exert
an important influence on the coal In
dustry, Miss Mary Van Kieeck re-
Gently appealed to the Industrial chair
men Of the Young Wom6n'a Christian n
Association to study the present stu
alton in the coal mines.
AS head Of the department OF indus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

gida por nuestros numerosos lecto-
res. Empezaremos dar a conocer
estupendas opiniones do inteligentes
fanaticos sobre el desenvolvimiento
del base ball y a la vez dejaremos
iver como la historic nos revela 10
mucho que hemos progresado en- La
CIENC-A DEL DEPoRTE REY
aunque tambien nos dice cuanto he
mos perdido en- 10 que material Sc
refiere.
Entire 10 que nos proponemos
abarcar en- nuestra nueva secci6n,
podemos mencionar 10 siguiente:
Opiniones sobre Ell mas formidable
club que ha existido en- Puerto Ri
CO; el mejor lanzador; ell mas So
berbio receptor; Ell mas glorioso ba-
teador Y ell pelotero mas vaioso que
ha pisado los diamantes boricuas (ju-
gador puertorriqueflo)
otro punto que discutiremos lie
va por titulo: ''Lo Que Sc Hacia
Cuando 70 Jugaba Pelota'' Estos
trabajos estaran redactados por We
steranos que conocen cientffcamente
eI deporte, y que han sido invitados
D escribir especialmente para los
lectores de Ell MUNDo, por nuestro
redactOr deportivo Eddie Collins.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
PoR E. BOSWELL

Negras: R-AD7
A-TD6 y ADS
C-R2 (Total 8 piezas)
cD5, CD7, Ds v TR2
cION DE AJEDREZ, Apartado
1121, San Juan. p R.
Francisco PRIETO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
Secci6n de Ajedres

romo parte en- varios de los jue-
gos y simultaneous dadas por ell
sefor D. Janowsky durante su
"tourne" por la isla, Y que en- mu
chas ocasiones hizo una buena de-
mostracion de su habilidad ajedre-
cistica.
FL snatch" por correspondence
celebrado ultimamente entire juga-
dores de Guayama Y San Juan re-
sulto en- una victoria para esta Ca
pital que esta a la vanguardia del
movimiento ajedrecfstico en- Puer-
to Rico. Los jugadores que toma-
ron parte en- representation de
San Juan fueron los senores Gin
tron, Soler, Rovira Y Vall-Spinosa.
Con exception del senior Vail Spi-
nosa todos ganaron sus juegos con-
ira sus adversarios guayameses.
La nota sensational de la sema-
pa es la derrota sufrida por eI Sc
nor Rafael Roques (segundo pues-
to en- ell torneo del Ateneo) a ma
nos del senor M. A. RODRIGUEZ, as
pirante al puesto del primero. Ell
segundo juego entire estos sefio-
res esta senalado para dentro de
breves dfas v como ell mismo decidi
ra el puesto que en- ell resultado fl
nal han de ocupar estos senores,
de mas esta decir que dicho juego
promote ser ell mas refiido de la
temporada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
LA NAVIGATION AEREA En-
EUROPA

BERLIN, seteiembre 7 UNITED
ress)-Fridjof Naensen pronun-
clara una conferencia ante los "jun-
kers'' en- la cual discutira los nue.
vos metodos de La navegaci6n aerea
en- Europa,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
MADRES

Cuidado con los sintomas de las
lombrices. Estos parasites son los
grandes destructores de la vida de
los niHos. 81 I'd. cree que los suyos
tienen lombrices actue con rapidez.
Dele al nifio una dosis dos de la
Whites Cream Vermifuge. Los pa
rasitos no pueden resistir al uso
de este rCmedio probado por el
tempo; las loTnbrices son arroja-
das del sistena y ell rosado color
de la saiud vuelve a esplender en-
las mejillass del nino. De venta en-
las farmacias dro4uerfas. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

Juegan las Blancas Y dan mate
en- dos movimientos. Los solucio-
mes deben ser dirigidas a: SEC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
DE BASE BALL
NUEvAs SECCIoNEs PARA Los
LEcToREs DE EEL MUNDo

Pronto comenzaremos publican
varios exquisitos trabajos de plumas
reconocidas en- materias beisboleras
Trataremos de hacer mas amena
nuestra secci6n deportiva introdu-
ciendo grandes innovaciones que sin
duda alguna han de tener buena act
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

IA SALUD es la clave
- de todas las cosas
grataS de la vida.
ST tiene usted dolores
periodicos de cabeza que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
(Por Francisco Prieto AFFAIR." }

Desde hace varias semanas VIE
ne celebrandose con gran entusias-
mo un terneo de ajedrez entire va
rios de los empleados de la Porto
Rico Railway Light and Power Co.
Sentimos no tener de momento los
nombres de los j6venes contendien-
tes, pero prometemos a nuestros
lectores darles mas detalles sobre
tan interesante match" la proxi-
ma semana. Esta actitud digna
de toda loa debiera servir de ejem-
plo a otras instituciones impor-
tantes de San Juan y de la isla,
dentro de cuyo personal existen
acknowledgements j6venes amantes
del juego-ciencia.
Hace POGO tempo nos fue in
tornado que en- Ensenada varios
empleados de la Central Guanica,
la mayorfa de los cuales son anne
ricanos, han organizado un torneo
de ajedrez, ell cual debe estar pro-
ximo a terminarse. Felicitamos
sds iniciadores.
Con hondo pesar consignamos,
aunque un POGO tarde, la triste
nueva de la desaparici6n eterna
del que fue nuestro buen amigo,
el senor Marcelino Mirabal, acaeci-
da el 23 de agosto ppdo. Con la
muerte del sefior Mirabal ell aje-
drez en- Puerto Rico pierde uno
de sus jugadores mas entusiastas,
aunque aparentemente viva reti-
rado de toda actividad ajedrecfs-
tica durante los ultimos dos tres
amos, debido la dolencia que lie
venfa aquejando. Hacienda histo-
ria diremos que el sefior Belaval
PROBLEMA NO.
Blancas: RTD6
D-AD7
T-TRT y CRs Total
7 piezas)
AIRS y TR6
C-TD4
Juegan las Blancas Y dan mate
en- dos movimientos. Los solucio-
mes deben ser dirigidas a: SEC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09

la agotan, no
Podra gozar
de los depor-
tes nj de min
guna activi-
dad social.
Los dolores
en- la parte
bajadelcuer-
po en- la es-
palda, lie ro- :!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
LAS ANTILLAs

Episodes de Ia interesantisima
serie "El Invencible' y ademas
una cinta c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
RIALTo
cARIBE
PARQUE

La grandiosa production con ].
Warren Kerrigan "El Corsario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-09
IMPoRTANTE

Esta seccion Sc complace en- ofre
Ger un interesante libro de ajedrez
en- rdstica a la primera soluci6n
correcta que Sc reciba al proble-
ma de ajedrez que insertamos a
continuation:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
, OUTLAWS SLAYER.
EVADES NET
Cops Find Abandoned Camp
OF Chapman'S Avenger

MuNCiE Ind. Aug 10y q.
- George cDutchJ Anderson, mo-,
iorious OUTLAW. charged by police
With the murder OF Ben liance and
his wife, near here Friday night
may be- on tho way 90 an outlnw'B
rendezvous In the Florida everglades,
Police Chief Randolph said today
Not "a single concrete clcw 10 An.
dcrBon has been found, despite the
careful search conducted by police
and deputy shsrlffs Of scores Of
cities
Last night police surrounded a
cornficld on tip that "a man re-.
acmblluE Anderson was campcd
there, An abandoned camp was
found and police think Anderson
spent Friday night there.
Charles c'OneArm'1 Wolfe. arrest.
cd shortly after the killing. has a
perfect nlibI. his attorneys told 20.
lice Wolfe De- charged with haNing
aided Anderson lu the murder. which
police say was inspired by Gerald
Chapman super bandit. aWnillng
death for killing Connecticut pD.
l!ccmun. liauco who housed Chap.
man Tor several months, betrayed
him 20 the police
A coroneTa inquest into the double
murder WIS scheduled FOR later IN
the day Tomorrow double funeral
service VIII be held for the Victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
FEAR
WINTER, ICE
Arctic Night Fast Closing In
on Polar Aviators

WASHINGTON, Aug. i7.-By L.
Pl-with tho Arctic night and
continent Of ice closing In upon tho
Macmillan expedition. It's naval rs.
crs arc headed toward Cape Thomas
Hubbard and the hypothetical land
In tho gloom Of tho pole, according
to radio reports from Macmillan
At Etah. Greenland. 10 tho National
Geographic society hero today.
Despite 10 luck and trcachoroua
winds. two intermediate aviation
bases have been established by tho
planes az Sawyer hay and FlaElcr.
Fjord. EFlesmcrcland, with Cape
Hubbard only 100 miles away. he
said
With the damaged MAJ repaired
and tho three planes equal TO tho
Increasing strain. only two obstacles
are feared now by the flycrs-the
fastsctting sun and winter In It's
wake and tho possible absence OF
landing places between Cape Hub
bard and tho polar sen.
New ice Is forming on tho lakes
about Etah, warning us that winter
Is coming and that we have little
lime 10 accomplish our undertake.
ing" Macmillan said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
THREATENS LIFE
Detective Gets Letter From
Pal OF Gerald Chapman

COLUMBUS Ohio. Aug. i7.-By
T., PJ-Another threatening letter,
purporting 20 be- from George
CDutch'J Anderson. pal Of Gerald
Chapman. tho super bandit, and al.
legged killer OF Ben Hance and his
wife ~ Muncie, Ind. was IN the
hands Of william J. King, private
detective. today
Tho letter was written on station.
cr} or the Colonial hotel. Cleveland.
and was posted at $50 p m. satur.
day
You may think newspaper pub.
llcity VIII help you. but II won't
You arc next, tho letter said.
King, who was responsible Tor the
imprisonment Of Reginald Forsytho.
another Or Chupman'H pals. received
a letter Saturday signed Dutch. /"
warning him he was next" The
Nrst message was posted in Toledo
Tho detective said he was leaving
Columbus In an effor, to pick up
Anderaon's trail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
REV. BUNCH is
INDORSED
Charges Of Woman Repu-
dated by Congregation

Voting tho complete honesty aud
high character of tie Rev TAILOR
q Bunch, pastor % the North Sent
he Church OF Seventh Dag Advent.
istu, members Of the religious order
Ia conference n puyullp Sunday 10.
pudintcd charges made against the
pastor by Mrs Anna Bouk massage
purlor proprietor sat 5iA tniycr'
sity a.
Mn Bouk, In suit filed by A.
torucy Charles - Donnrlly Friday,
declared that tho Rev Mr. Bunch
called her a "disrrnpcglablo WON
nn." and tho author OF anonymous
lettera, for which she asked $4,000
damages.
The statement issued by the off.
cIal board OF the Western Washing
ton conference OF Adyentiata. toggth.
ca with five members 81 the North
Pacific Union conference. after their
meeting Sunday, reads.
I'VE voted complete confidence IN
the integrity honesty and high
character Of the Rev, Mr Bunch
After careful investigation OF charges
OF Islander made by a Seattle woman
who has been attending his church
We vlndicntcd him from these allie
cations. The Rev Mr.. Bunch has
never been asked 10 resign from his
paatoratr. No lind that be- enjoys
the unanimous confidence OF his con
I grrgation and OF his church board
The woman who made the charge
| against him has never been a mem
I brr OF his church"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Great NORTHERN
AGENTS HERE
Ticket Sellers Hold Semi
Annual Talk Fest

Following tho old adagc, "Prac.
ticc what YOU preach" an aggrega.
ton OF about 20 Great Northern
passenger agents from cities thru.
out the Coast arc visiting Seattle
this week They we're holding a con.
vention Monday at The Olympic
Hotel.
Tho meeting. which Is In line
with tho railways policy OF semi.
annual discussion among its agents.
Is a fitting conclusion to the sum
mcr months, during which the EN-.
ployes have been strenuously urg.
ing tourists to visit Seattle.
A. j, Dickinson, ST. Paul, pass
engcr traffic manager. is prcsid
ing. Among the delegates arc NJ.
J. Costello. Western traffic man.
agcr; w. II, Mills, general adver.
Using agent: c, w Medium, as
sistant general passenger agent; l..
~. Henderson. superintendent of
dining cars. and f. w. Graham.
Western agricultural agent.
others on the visiting list are:
s. l.. Williams, l.. X. Spryo. II.
Dickson, A. w. Gusey, r. A. Dun.
lap, j. II, Running, c. N. Christie.
phcrson. d. c. Black. +. l.. Her.
bert, w c. Gibson, H. Il. Stcph.
ems, II, NJ. Smith. j. C. Maher NJ
+. Reading. w. Il, Taylor, j. r.
Pewtcrs, X, c, Murphy, II. l.. Rich.
ardson, Neal Kcllur
Basil Acton, A. Alstrom, Il. l..
Buchanan, Il. A. Dye. A. Whitnall,
Il, G. Godfrey David Alexander,
Paul Meyers, 4. H. Hcbb, c. w,
Mahoncy, c. 'R Tuvcy, a. j. Ar
rivcc, /" - kitchell, 4 j. Moore,
j. G.. Coleman, r. A, Preston NJ,
G. Snndstrom, u, H. Van Wyck, w.
Il. Shuts. H. r. Gerlach Jas.
Johnstono, j. W. Young, H. NJ,
Bcycrs, a l., Scott " l., Dodd, Hi
ram Carter E, - Gillian, @, G,
Altnow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
JEALOUS SPOUSE
KILLS MAN
Finds Wife Entering Home;
10 Fix Iron," She Says

PORTLAND. Aug, i7-uBy L, Pl
James o'pays wife was away and
he was having difficulty In opcrat.
Ing her electric iron,
so he called on Mrs, Larry A..
Hansen, who lives Ia an apartment
below 20 show him how 20 make il
work
Just as Mrs Hansen went IN
opays doorway Hansen came
home. lie saw her enter and followed
to the door lie forced his way in
and shot O'Day In the back. the In.
jury resulting In his death last
night, few hours after tho shoot,
ing
That, az least. was the explanation
of the affair as told by Mrs Hansen.
Hansen, however, said o'pay had
made advances TO his wife before
and that the appeal for help with the
iron was but q rusc
O'pay was 30 years old Ills wife
was away visiting relatives In Bend.
ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
CANADA AGAINST
SEA ROUTE
Officials ApathetiC 10 Pro-
ieCt OF Middle West

OTTAWA, Ont. Aus n. my u,
pD Apparent apathy Of tho Cana
dlup government toward tho pro
iertci huge 81, Lawrence rlvcrGrcat
LAkeslo the sea waterway r. expect
ed Ca play prominent part In the
autumn general election
Politicians IN touch with Premier
W L. Mackenzie King today adj
mitird they had heard rumors the
government would Withdraw from
The waterway plan. but doubted that
THE. withdrawal would mutcrializc,
Tho Central aud Middle Western
states OF the United States arc hop,
ing Tor development ~ the project.
which would mean cheap transporta.
ton 20 the Atlantic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
VANCOUVER HI"
centennial
City Celebrates Founding
100 Years Ago

VANCOUVER. Wash. Aug IT,
gsv H. Pl-T The city OF Vancouver
turned lts eyes backward 100 years
today and started 10 celebrate ils
centennial anniversary.
Fort Vancouver. tho outpost of the
hudson Hay Trading compsny. was
established MaUb 49, 1885 gnd then
began the long rule over tho oregon
country hy nr John McLoushln.
Tho Father az OLD oregon
Tho history and romance ~ the
Old British fort viii De told in a pas
can't "Tho Commg u the White
Man. which win open the ccntcn.
Mai celebration Al y. m. tonight
Governor Hartley win arrive late
TODAY from Camp Lewis IN an air,
planc pilotcd by Lieut.. oakley q.
Kelley. Representatives OF other
Washington cities representatives
OF ~ Hudson Ray company aud
otl0Wu attend banquet which
VII 1reccde the formal opening Of
The centennial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Union Pacific AID
Man Is Impressed

H. D. Gray advertising agent OF
tho Union Pacific az headquarters
IN Omaha. has boon IN tho North.
west Tor the past two weeks and has
just completed "a tour OF the Puget
Sound region, whore ho has made a
careful inspection 81 an tho conspicu
Gus features that usually appeal 10
the visiting tourist
Before returning East no will
make an equally comprehensive re-,
view OF the Columbia river region
and NJ Hood 20 an 10 put him IN
possession Of the big facts into which
he VIII later weave tho details OF a.
new publication on the Pacific North.
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Boy May Die From
Injuries at Play

Ueorge Hudinlch, ;, o az me
Providence hospital with a fractured
skull from blow from a windlass
sustained Saturday while pl1yiu +,
az tho Marine Construction Co,
plant His parents. Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph Rudinlch. SSH 18th ave. s.
w, arc alarmed al his condition,
which Is reported critical,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Brookhart Defeated,
New Report Shows

WASHINGTON. Aug lI-uRy L,
~ Thulation 81 the Iowa sena,
torial election ballots nom So coun
ties today gave senator Smith W.
Iirookhart e0555s and his democratic
opponent. Daniel F. stevk. zi6.sse
Mitchell and Monroe counties have
l,een counted since Saturday,
Thus far 1895 steck ballots aud
s.Sii BrooEhBrt ballots have bern
contested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
5 Stabbed, l Shot
in Fascist Battle

NEWARK. y. j.. Aug. i7.-Fiye
men were stabbed and ono was shot
during a riot which climaSed a meet.
ipg OF antEfascis,i Italians at Laurel
Gardens hall SUNDAY
Two Of tho men who were stabbed
were taken To a Newark hospital In
s serious condition,
Police declare the trouble was the
result OF IN feeling between fascist
and anti-ftscistl groups,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Methodists Will
Meet at Yakima

YAKIMA. Aug. IL Bishop o. o.
shepard. Portland will preside az tho
Columbia River annual conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church a.
Yakima September .. Rev. w n
Young, Of Yakima n In charge OF
arrangements ReportH OF district
superintendent and the womun'a
home and foreign missionary 20,
cirties win be received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Aberdeen's Water
Supply Is Rescued

ABERp ZEN, Aus i7-Flro
which threatened the citys water
supply by burning near the main
pipe line in the wiShkah valley. rs
miles north OF here. was brought
under control Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
AWAITED
BuenoS Aires Ready 10 Wei
come Wales to Southland

nUENos AIRES. Aug. II. By
L, 10 Argrntina's beautiful capt
tai. adorned as a city ofS gems,
waited today with open heat "a
bid the prince OF wacs a welcome.
rich in the hospitality OF tho south
land.
For the public IL was chiefly a
holiday 20 welcome a democratic
YOUNG pl!nce, hut The political
significance behind the visit OF this
personahlc envoy OF the British en-
plre was not overlooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Youth Killed When
Machine Runs Away

wAt.LA WALiA, Wash. July H.
Charles r. Thompson. 10 WAS
killed yesterday when an automobile
his father was driving ran away out
Of control down n hill near Prescott
Tho father. ". II Thompson. was
badly injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
Driver With Booze
in Car, Arrested

John Sicnaki. sc. was charged
with reckless driving Monday lie
was arrested following crash with
a car driven by c T. Evans at
Ninth ave s. and Connectlcue st.
A small flask OF moonshine was
found In the car. police say. Mrs.
Sienski was uninJured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
MIArs IN A NAMEg

LONDON Bowman ana Arrow
were the names Of a couple married
recently In tho How county cpurt,
Mr Bacon recently sued Nir Kidney
Tor 81 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
mERE.s 4 NERNY TnIEr

CHAptN, ~ v Charles nurd
closed his gasoline station and went
on vacation Tor few days. when
he came back he found that thief
had sold all hts gasoline and other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
KENT Man nun IN CRASH

John jacobs. Of Kent. was injured
when his ear eollldcd with another
machine driven by =, plnsmorr. 1910
Weller st.. AZ Eighth ave. S, and T.
MARGINAL way. SUNDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
10000 See Red-HeadS

VENICE, Cal, Aug, A.-More than 10000 persons
packed the waterfront here Sunday witness 20 redhared
bathing contestants parade in the first redhaired beauty
contest in theWest No none of the redheads were bow
legged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17

star Want Ads bring RESULTS.
That's why they nrc growing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-17
FRENCH WOMEN
LARGELY Vote "No" on French Soaps

In France women smile at the age-od beauty
bubble of French soaps" Palmolive is today one
OF the two greatest selling toilet soaps in France.
French soaps have been supplanted.
Partisan beauties are glad to pay almost twice as
much for cake OF Palnolive American women
pay And, in many cases, three times as much as
for their own "French' soaps. Remember this when
tempted by "Frcnchy" claims for soaps.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-20
Una Obra admirable.
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