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Evening star., 1925-11-21
SOCIETY
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Will
Be Honor Guest at Dinner
This Evening"

dinner dance This evening al the
Mont comery country club.
Judge ami Mrs. {. e. Mcth"rd en-.
tArtained ior senator snd Mrs. Ar
hur Copper al dinner last night az
he " lizard. where Mr. and Mrs. Nc
'huIrl hafe Al ana r,inent,
Nir. and Mrs " ads II. Ellis were
nnsts at dinner last evening. having
their guests. Nj. Justice and Mrs.
3du ard Terry So nforo Mr.. Justice
nd Mrs. lIsrlann tisks stone. Sena-
| on Richard f. Ernst, senator and
Mrs Guy DeSpard Gon Judge and
NrS. Edwin +. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs.
charles \. Douglas and Mrs. l.ouis
titus.
Miss Virginia claire Williams. whose
marriage To Nr William n. o'Brien
VIII take place Wednesday. is the
guest in whose honor Mise Helen
EIsudfurd Is entertaining a. bridge
ms afternoon.
Miss |. I.eah II de Mol was hostess At
a hyidsa luncheon yesterday in her
nome on Sixteenth street in compli-
ueul - Miss Williams.
The Rev William Henry Pettus.
rector nt ST MarN Parish. Viii leave
MundsN afternoon FOR New York.
where he VIII 0e the guest OF the Rev.
DR. and Mrs caleb r. Stetson for
several dsts sud attend The couseura-
ton OF the Eev Or. Ernest VI Stires
| as Rishor - Long Island in ST.
Thomas church. New York TUESDAY y
morning.
AIRS. Harry Eubert Young has gone
| :" Wesr Virginia 10 spend Thanks
giving with her father. MI Lewis
Maxwell il his home Willow Bend
| estate in Doddridge County. W. Va.
Mrs. Maurice II. Jarvis entertained
al dinner party lsst night in her
home. in Decatur Elefg hts. in honor OF
her sister Miss Rita h. Wrenn. whose
marriage TO Mr.. William A. Hixson
viii tahe place on December 3.
This afternoon Mrs. j. Elmer Mon
roe is hostess at bridge party and
Tea in her home. IN Garrett Park. IN
compliment 10 Miss Wrenn. Among
| he guests are Miss Anna Wrenn. Miss
| ] essa mine Thorne. Miss Alice Minnick
Miss I.uciie Hershberger. Miss Eliza
| beth Mattern Miss Dorothy Leach
Miss Antoinet,e Laetsch. Mrs. Frank
| Rapee Mrs Hamilton Knox. Mrs
Francis A. Murray and Mrs. Russell r
ynch.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
| OSBORNE c. WOOD
| DIVORCED BY WIFE
Court Grants Decree on Statutory
Observation-Disclosures Is
Charged.
Ry tho -AoriAied Press.

Rs tho A.AociAted Press
WILMINGTON. Del. November
Fl. only % minutes were required
Yesterday for Mrs. Katherine Thomp-
son Wood. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Henry X Thompson of Wilmington,
t. secure q divorce decree nisi on
statutory grounds from her hlsbA nd
former Itent. OsbOrne &. Wood. son
of Coy. Gen. Wood OF he Philippine
Islands. The ease war uncontested
In Superior Court.
stipulation regarding the future
custody of The two children OF the
couple " III be present Ell later 10 the
| conii by counsel r"r both partfes.
Testimony supporting the charges
of Mrs Wood was offered by two
negro bell hos Of Tampa Fla. and
a private ,.Stectiye. Samuel Poss Of
/ fhila de nhia All testified thai In
March nf his raar Wood STAYED al
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Mutual "whirl Of Girls" bur
lesque. At go and $40 pm.
Columbia - The Merry Widow.
at 1850 am, 1890. ;, sos. 7o5 and
9:15 pm.
Rialto Havoc" at 1920 m
/. %. 3:25. 50. 7.25 and as pm
Palace - Lights of Old Rroad 4
way" at 1925 am. les, 330. A.
7.30 and 49, pm
Netropolitar-.'The Lost World. -
1855 am, ]. 3.l5. 500, 7.1o and 2 -
pm.
Tivoli-"Thc Golden Princess. :,
80, 445. G:25. sos nd AS p NJ.
Amba assador-'Wild. Wild Sisan.
al 80. 4;25. 6:25. $40 and ? 80 r m
Central-"Seyeu kevs 10 Pa ldpara
At II 30 .. $50. ) $40. s and q IN y n
Evening star., 1925-11-21
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

National-Ziegfeld Follies. revue. AT
sis pm. Matinee AT 2:l5 pm.
BeIasco - Lionel Atwill in "DeeI
in The Woods drama. at $40 pm
Matinee at 2:20 pm.
POli'S-"Leave Il To Me" musical
comedy, at $40 pm. Matinee at 2:2f
pm.
keith's - Nan IIaiperin, vaudeville
n 2:i5 and SIS pm.
Earle - Frank Farnum. vaudeville
continuous from ] 10 II pm.
Strand Bob Nelson. vaudeville
continuous from 12:30 10 II pm.
Gayety - bringing Up Father,
hmrlesalle. at 2:16 and Sis pm.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

" HI: Secretary rf t1e TrPa Turv.
Nr. N"lloo viii he the fons.
sueet a. ths dinner - he
l. given tnis evening by AIRS.
- Henry F. nimocE. in c"r2nEi-
r1ent 70 .r house c1esre. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward r StoteShary ~ l'hiia i"lnni,.
Nrs pimock will entertain n iiStin
slishAd COMPANY ~ luncheon t"n"r-
row for h"r guests.
Mrs Iardine W T. "f inH :te.r. tar!
Of taricuI;me VIII he The l,"nur
sresr Al the weetlN luncheon uf the
Wcmen's National Press 'luu Tues.
day. ~ the Amerir"u .N=S'..tati.n ~
I niyerSitv W oms1. 1854 Etrset
Evening star., 1925-11-21
in New Work! and are stopping at the
Hotel -Amha Ssa dor.

in New York and are stopping at the
Hotel -Amha Ssador.
Miss Elizabeth BOYD and Miss Helen
Moran will leave today for DanF lille.
Va. where they VIII lie the guests Of
the formers sister, Mrs. Randolph
Perhinsun. for nksgiving. Mrs.
Parkinson was formerly Miss carolyn
Boyd of Washington.
Mr.. mi Mrs. Hersey MuHroe have
opened their home on ctiifon streer
ffter spending some Tine in New Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. opounell
are In New York 1T the llotei Asior.
where The latter is representing lie
INCeum. Les Femmes de .'ran a
New York AT the New York CITY Fed,
Grafton OF clubs.
Miss Jean Wilson has returned to
her home at lN4 hal"rama road.
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Mrs. White Lends Home
for Mount iuiN ohe .tlumnap.

Mrs. Henry " hit, bas l"raaI her
house 1t III. Kelmrut street for =
meeting this afternoon al 3:39 O'Clock
ot the 4lumuae - M"uut Hol, nke
COLLEGE when Dr. HarVav Gibson
Gauit will speak on Powers ami
Men"
Additional patronesSes I.r the
lmn!nr - glLe "a ret "a "a - .iNe II
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Tea THIS Afternoon
For Canadian club.

Mrs. CYRUS " nitnev culver and
Mrs Harold -. HstfAld will he host
sSses TO the CanGian club ri tea this
afternoon from TO 6 O'Clock In the
home of The former. al 1928 Columbia
road 4 proaraT IN "t music will be
given during the afternoon by Mrs.
Eoury sopra no: Miss Dorothy Smith
contrslto. and Miss Jean Il. Phillips
pia mist.
Mrs. Edwin y. G. Barnes will pre-.
side he tea liable the first hour and
Mrs. j. STANLEY Durkee the second
hour. Those assisting in the dining
room will lie Mrs. Everett Turner.
Mrs. Lawrence II. : Otering Miss
Bert ha Career. Miss Marjorie Robins
and Miss Wanda Durkee
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Mai. and Mrs. James A. i.yon uf
Rockville. Md. are spending some time
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Col. and Mrs. John W. Craig who
have arrived in New York from
Ma Mia. Philippine isla nds are STAYING
at the Hotel Astor. After few days
there Mrs. craig will come 10 Wash.
inston TO join their daughters and Col
Craig will remain in New York until
the holidays. when he vii! join his
IA mily in ashinEton
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Sonora de Riann Will
.4ssist AZ Debut Tca Today

Sonora Dc Riann. wife II the Nrn
hs ssador of Spain. viii a<sisr Ms
AleH r. I.eGare ~ the 'e8 she VIII Elv,
this afternoon from = tn . p'rloyE I'd
her home on y street ~ present ne:
daughter. Miss Glace N7SEumru. tu
Sncietv
Evening star., 1925-11-21
Miss katherine Simouds
To Make Debut at Tea.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Simonds will
entertain al tea this afternoon from
'4:3o 70 o'clock in their home in
Georgetown. when they will present
THAR daughter. Miss Katherine 81
rnondS to society.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Brig Cen and Mrs. Logan E'els nd
viii entertain Al dinner this evening
~ their quarters Al QUantfCo in com
rlimen, 10 Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Eli h
Cnlo
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Cen. and Mrs. W. II. Hay are the
guests NJ col. and Mrs. j.. l.. Deitrie
on Park road for several DAYS.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

capt and Mrs. John F. Hines have
left Washington for the formers new
post al The Great Lake. naval train
ing station.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

col and Mrs F.. Parmalee Prentice
are at Mount Hope In Willis mstown,
Mass. and will remain there until
after the holiday. Col. Prentice il
Incorporating from an accident and
will resume his duties in the legal de
IA artment nf the Army War College
here early In December
Evening star., 1925-11-21

NTrs. Sha uley. wife of capt. J l..
Shanley. L. :. A. has returned from
thrAe-week visit as rhe guest of
Ii.ut Ind Mrs. ]. r. Nessely. at
Coz ernors' Island y. 7.
Mrs. Cock. wife of capt. Elbert
Cork. L 6 A. NJ Langley Field. Va.
10 he guest of Capt. and Mrs. Shan1ey
for : few davs
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Miss Jean Wilson has returned I
her home q lN4 kal"ram ma road.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Cen aud Mrs. John A. Johnston
nill entertain A company of IS AT din
nsr this evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs George T. Snmmerin, Jr.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

dinner da nce this evening III the
Mont comsrV country club.
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Miss Adelaide Wolstenholme will be
hestess 81 buffet luncheon Sunday,
NcAmher %. and will entertain an
oth.r company ri p buffet luncheon
SUNDAY. Decemher s.
Mrs. Joseph Noell and Mrs. kenna
aT,lkirs will he joint hostssses at a
Evening star., 1925-11-21

Fran Won Iewinski. wife Of Dr. voi
J.eN-inski. OF the Garma America I
mixed claims commission. enrertSin
al - guests at dinner last evening fol
nr kiasSelbach of the German mixet
rla inns commission. and Frau kiessel
hs~h and Or. Laharkuhn. The othe
guests Included members OF the Ger
man mixed claims commission.
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
N. Y, Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Cotton
prices were fairly steady at the
opening of trading today. with the
first prices from 5 TO 8 points lower.
January opened at 1886, down 3
points; March, $3.50, down S points,
and May at 24.07, down 6 points.
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
LATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL MA
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Jan. ia large sup
ply of $4,000 lowered the hog mar
ket 10 to % cents from the start
with some of the lightweights
quoted So cents lower. The supply
was 1900 larger than a week ago
and proved excessive for the inn
mediate demand.
Cattle OF the best quality sold
steady while the other grades drag
ged along slowly Cows and heifers
were about steady and bulls sold
weaker. Calves ruled stronger and
feeds Of good quality met with a
better outlet.
Lambs sold about steady at the
former lofty figures.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Market, 10 to
26c lower: Bulk, ss,se9io.;S; top. loo;
~sisRs SIS elos 80 medium sssns
weight. .Ss.1o01o.4o:. rrsnt lights 500 @
1919; hssvy packing sows. s'no 90 2
@1O.10; pigs, $s.50@S.2s.
Cattle = Receipts. 1920. Market,
steady, strong. Beef steers, choice and
prime IL Oh an medium Sn'o. and soSS
13.50; common and medium, 7.O0 y 1000:
Butcher cattle, heirers, 5.o0110.0O;
cows. 3.50@7.Oo: bulls, s.5O06.5o; can
ners and cutters, cows and heifors, 800
@l50; Gamer steers 5.00Q7.O0; veal
calves eight and handywsIght) 10000
1850; feeder steers, 6.6O@7.76; Stccker
steers, 5000 TOO: stocker cows and
heifers,s 500 06.60; stocker calves, 90 @
100. Calf receipts. $500.
sheeu--Receipts,17 Z, 900 market, eIaatly.
Lambs. fat, BROOCHES; cuIIs~4nd com
mon. 1900 015.o0; yearIlngs, $4,000
1900; wethers, 10.O0@12.O0; ewes, $50
m1tOO; cults and common, 2.50 $500:
feeder lambs 1900 @l7.25.
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
UPWARD TREND
SHOWN BY
STOCKS
Prices Show Tendency to Re-
trace Ground Lost Yester-
day in Early Trading
international News Service.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is. - Stock
prices showed a tendency to retrace
their lost ground in the early
trading today. Recoveries were in
proportion to the declines sustained
at the close of yesterdays session,
the heavy avalanche of selling In
which was generally attributed 10
profit taking and short selling
rather than to any special develop
ments in industry, politics or bust
ness.
Stocks in some departments OF
the market were pressed for sale at
the opening for specTa1 reasons, the
most conspicuous being American
Sugar, which dropped ; points eli
announcement made after the close
of Wednesdays market that ANAL
gamation with the National Sugar
Refining Company had been aban-
doned. Irregular price movements
were seen in the Independent steejs
and scattered industrials. Traders
were cautious until the drifts" Of
the market could be seen.
Good buying appeared at the
start in the oil and radio stocks
and before the end of the first half
hour price gains of from l to Ia
points had been made in prominent
stocks, the latter gain being made
by Atlantic Refining Company at
10TH. General Electric continued
in buoyant condition and sold up
to S14H, a gain of nearly five
points in this period and OF 10
points from yesterdays low. Chesa-
peake and Ohio led the rails with
a rise Of IL points to ssh, chiefly
as the result Of the strenuous fight
of the minority stockholders COM
mitted to secure more favorable
terms under the Van Sweringen
loans.
The Independent oil stocks re-
gained a good share Of the losses
sustained in yesterdays selling and
appeared to be in strong position.
News from the oil industry was
mixed. The petroleum institute re-
ported an increase OF nearly 10000
oil, due to the flush situation in
Workman pool But crude oil
stocks held by Eastern pipe lines
declined 6S5, 900 barrels in December
and gasoline prices were raised from
1 to cents by the Standard and
Gulf companies in the East and
South. Good trading in Sinclair,
Sicily, Cosden, Marland, the Pan
Pacific Oil, California
and others signified a
wider public interest in Oil stocks.
Industrial stocks continue under
profit-taking in the second hour, and
little progress was made by repre-
sentative stocks in this group. The
rails outside Of Chesapeake and
Ohio, st. Paul, and a few others
were neglected. Coppers were in
active but steady.
Call money renewed at 312 per
cent, sterling exchange was about
1 cent higher. Grain was firm; cot
ton irregular.
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION
SHOWS LARGE INCREASE

NEW YORK, Jan. f5.--Crude oil
production in the United States in
creased $3.50 barrels a day in the
week ending January 10, the
American Petroleum Institute an
nounced today. Total daily produc-
ton last week was zoos, 900 bar
rels, against 1.965,250 in the pre-
ceding week. This is about 10000
barrels day below the peak OF
1924.
The largest increase was in the
east central Texas field, where the
new Workman pool is located. The
output of this district last week
was 232, $50 barrels, an increase Of
SO 800 barrels day. Outside Of
this district there was a decline
Of about $4,000 barrels. Gulf Coast
showed a decline Of 4,150 barrels;
Oklahoma, $500 barrels; Arkansas.
$500 barrels; California, 1000 bar
rels, and Eastern territory, 5000
barrels. wyoming, Montana and
Colorado gained 2,150 barrels, and
West Central Texas was up 1000
barrel. Mid-continent produced
/ ,OS2. 900 barrels a day, and Cali
fornia, 6O3, 900 barrels daily.
Receipts of California oil at At
lantic and Gulf points last week
averaged 1926 barrels daily
against 1O7, 1857 a day in the pre-
ceding week. Imports Of petroleum
at the principal ports averaged
25O. 900 barrels a day against 229, S57
in the preceding week. These
figures include crude and refined
oil
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15.-spots

quiet; sales, 5000 bales.
Middlings fair, 1870; strictly good
middlings, 1880; good middlings,
1916: strictly middlings. 1890; mid
dlings, 1906; strictly low middlings.
1915; low middlings, 12.45; strictly
good ordinary, 1905; good ordinars.
11.45.
Futures opened quiet.
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, Jan. Is. - Grains
opened higher here today. Wheat,
up u to q cents. Corn 2s to "a
cents up; oats a to II cent up
Opening prices: Wheat, May 1854
to q; July, f.57% to LES; Sept,
1.46W. Corn, May, 1.S2h TO Ia;
July, 1873: Sept, l.53la. Oats, May.
62 to 621s cents; July, GA cents;
Sont 591% cents.
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
Oil Stocks

FURNISHED by w. B. Hlbps & Coz
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
Foreign Bonds
Consulate Too Expensive

VIENNA, Jan. l5.--For 'reasons
of economy" the Austrian consulatu
at Chicago is to be discontinued. i,
was announced today. An hOnorary
consul will he named,
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
Curb Stocks

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs Coz
The Washington times., 1925-01-15
Local Stocks

FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs Coz
SALES.
Washington r. & E. G. and r.
IS, '33, $1,OO0@1OO1a.
Washington Gas Light, 55@54
(cash).
Mergenthaler Linotype, 5@167A.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction Co., 5@94,
1904.
Potomac Electric Is, Al, $4,000
1071a.
Washington r. & E., pfd, 1881.
MONEY.
Call loans, 5@6 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
@sIANGIgE
LETTER FROM MELVILLE sAR.
TORIS To LESLIE PRESCOTT

had forgotten. dear lady. that to.
day there IN practically no place in
which to hide ones self away from
all the world.
when l wrote you that letter
that foollshly revealing letter. was
sailing toward tho Panama canal. on
tho Atlantic ocean. and I expected
that soon would be on The Pacific
ocean, certainly did not expect l
would DO where sou could--if you
would-wr!te mo. II had. never
should have written you.
Evidently you had no, received Il
whcr you wired me. and that ia at IL
should be-
decided 10 stop over for fow
hours In Los Angeles. when someone
in tho Canal zone told me that my
old friend. scrgus pctroski, was there
SsrRus, whom | had last seen at
tho court OF the car In ST. Peters
burg. an attendant upon his royal
majesty
ScrEus has dropped his title since
Russln's great cataclysm and, like
many others. he Is trying 10 make
his way in moving pictures over here
in America He has been working
with more or less disappointment.
until very lately. and now no has
gotten a splendid opportunity with
that famous young actress, Paula
Pcrrlcr. when dropped in ut tho
harbor 60 buy supplies for my long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
BANDIT SLAYERS
MUST HANG
Chicago HOldupS Hear Death
Verdict Without Emotion

CHICAGO. Sept i7.-By 4. p
The Drake hotel bandits must
hang. Jury decided early today
after a night Of balloting
A verdict OF guilty Of first de-
gree murder was returned az tls
a. m. II carried no reeommsnda.
ton for mercy
Neither of tho slayega - Joe
Holmes aud Jack Woods showed
any emotion when the verdict was
announced
Tho murder Of Frank u. Rodkoy
occurred during spectacular hold.
up OF the fashionable Drake hotel
Ia july Rodkey was assistant
cashier.
Five bandits entered tho lobby.
seized $500 and killed Rodkey. Two
bandits were killed Ia a battle with
police. two were captured, and one
escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
Chinaman Held as
Alien Smuggler

Aleecd TO have gotten thru The
Gordon % unitoa States immigration
officers on border patrol near
Blaipe. with an alien Chinese hoy
hidden In his auto. Jow Nun wah.
alias Fat Wong. was held here Wed,
nesday on smuggling charges, after
ne had been trapped and arrested
by immigration officers after he had
crossed the line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

where | was going and what for, and
I was foolish enough 20 tell him.
He, thinking there was no secret In
It. evidently told Il 10 the reporters,
and tho deed was done.
The moment Miss Perrier had de.
c!dcd to give n party, which ! think
was one evening when Serge had
made mo tell her about the little
gods, she asked me TO show her one
OF them. or course told her that
I hadn't one, but described to her
very carefully what they were and
made number of drawings, What
WAS my surprise on the night Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

trip he seemed to think could help
him BY staying over aud meeting tho
young woman.
without knowing what was get
ting into. became tho guest Of
honor Mt perhaps the most gorgeous
party / have ever attended l con.
less. dear lady. that was n little
jealous Of that party. as Il was some.
thing more splendid and delightful
than anything have ever given my.
self. who have always prided my.
self upon the unique magnificenco OF
my own entertainments.
There. you rec, am already drop
ping into confessing things 10 you
that ] would hardly confess 10 my.
self had not intended TO do Il In
this letter: but somehow cannot
help H. When | think OF you, II Is
not az ! think of any other woman
In tho world. / think OF you as the
woman who Is the other part Of nc
q woman 10 whom | can say any.
thing, just as | could look ut any.
thing with my right eye, knowing
that my left would SEQ II in Just the
same way,
It IL very probable that your
friend, Mrs. Atherton. whom I met
at Miss Porrier's, has told you all
about Miss Perrlera dinner, so III
not 20 into dotnlls. She has prob.
ably sent you the clippings, for of
course tho newspapers made a great
deal OF the fact that was there MS
guest of honor, and that was on
my way TO the Orient in search OF
tho little god. Miss Perricr's pub
lefty man and Serge saw to that.
when ] first got into Los Angeles
Serge met mo with the questions
!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
Divorced Because
Wife Was Deported

Because his wife Is unable 20 set
hack into tho United states. Francis
o'Donnell was granted AN interloou'
tory decree or divorce from Clara
oponncll. In Preceding judge Ever
90 smiths court Wednesday oDon
nell testified that immigration au.
thoritics refused 60 allow her 60 re-
enter, because she had previously
been doportcd from Seattle as am
undesirable They were married IN
Vancouver. u. C.. two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

One Sunday my mother came TO see
how was, and she said a friend told
her to tell me TO try Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. So the
next day got bottle and before it
was half taken got relief. After
was well again | went TO the doctor
and he asked me how was getting
along. ! told him | was taking Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and he said II did not hurt any one
TO take II. / am always recommend
ing the Vegetable Compound to others
and always have n bottle Of it on
hand. - Mrs. HENRY HoLLIsTER,
RED. No. ], Box z, Wyandotte, Mich.
Lydia h. Pinkham'sV Negotiable Com
pound Is dependable medicine for
all women. For sale by druggists
everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
FLOOD COVERS
CHINA CROPS
900 Villages Surrounded;
Relief Work Started

PEKiNG. Sept n. ~ Al crops
over an area 90 miles long and rs
miles wide have been destroyed by
flood waters Of tho Yellow river.
which have now surrounded 300
villages IN shantnnE province.
bikes at Yung Chcnslcn broke
beneath the swollen tides pouring
watet over the vus, area aud the
Yellow river shifted itH courae.
Emergency relief work has start.
cd under the direction Of the inter.
national famine relief committee.
which is sending out boats as the
only means OF communication with
tho stricken districts
The organization has sent a chief
engineer to advise on relief meas.
tires and on control OF the river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
Vote $45,000 to
Refine Volunteer

Board u public works members
wsro authorized 20 draw plans Tor
immediate refining OF tho Volunteer
park water reservoir. at an emsr.
gsney meeting Of tho city council.
Wednesday afternoon. A blu was IN.
troduesd To provide $4,000 for the
cement WORT