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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
DEMOCRAT
Christensen Scored for
Child Labor Stand

GeorEr ?. Christensen. democratic
national committeeman from wash.
inEtoa has been put on tho pan for
hl stand ON the child labor amend.
mont In nn open letter by " a.
Perkins. secretary, Of tho King Coun,
IS Democrats club.
Christensen is charged with 10,
H,rgying the democratic party IN the
state n no persists In voting with re-.
dictionary interests on the child labor
and other mattrrs Woodrow VII,
snn was the ardent champion q tho
child labor law and signed tho first
child labor amendment passed by
congress, Perkins writes.
THE arguments Of those opposed
70 tho amendment cannot bo sus,
tanned by loEie and facts" Perkins
writes, Democrats opposing the
amendment are violating tho solemn
pledge made by our party 10 the pso.
pic when is platform was adopted I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Seattle Chinese are all out OF debt
Saturday following the custom OF
paying debts incident 10 celebration
OF the Oriental Ncw Year Friday
Funeral services will be held sun
day for James Mcpherson, IS. dead
at Finland sanatorium. lie had lived
here 90 years.
Mrs. Kate Robidcau. 9o-year old
resident Of West Seattle is dead at
her home. .263o w Andovcr st., where
she lived with her daughter. Mrs.
Tina Crook
Arrangements have been made for
President Coolidge TO open tho 1925
convention Of the Associated Adver-
Using Clubs Of the World. In Seat.
tie. July 90.
Funeral services were held Friday
for Mrs william Braun. 2023 Fourth
ave. N. followed by interment In
washelli.
ThereH be an eclipse Of the sun
visible in Seattle In the year 22ls-
II you can wait that long. univsr-
sIty astronomers said Saturday.
Charles Hawley Fem. formerly in
terested in Seattle port development,
is dead in Cass City. Mich.
University girls played escort 10
boy students at the annual ladies
night" on the campus Friday eve.
ming.
state branch OF the National In.
dustrial Peace and Educational ASSOC
citation has elected the Rcv. j. X.
Nlngee, president. r. w Cottoril. vice
president. and the Rcv. II. l. Chatter
ton, secretary treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. e. Tho
row iast begun ln tho United States
senate over Americas zzl per cent
participation with the allies In Ger
man TrparrIoua. threatens to de
vsl1p into rqu8bbIe az heated m
not as pr0tmotrI, u7 that over tbr
treaty OF Versailles and the league Of
nations.
Incidentally. Europrs oge7 are
again on this country waiting 20
see m once more agreements signed
by Amoucu's duly accredited ENJOYS
brr Go boz rspudiBtri hy Wellington
on the ground that 90 honor their
signatures might pcrehancs tn
yolyr ua m certain world obIlE.
uouH.
Senator Hiram Johnson. % Cali
f0uiu. senator William r. Horah,
u idaho. and other survivors % the
famous anttlsague battalion ~
death" have duunsi their paint and
taken 20 the wurpath again, apparr
entity determined that while Europe
must pay Uncle Sam every nickel
she owes. and soon. other countries
must assume OH the trouble and
rak1 ~ collection
Tho fight csutrm about Article
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
DOPE FARLEY TO.
HEAR U. S.PLAN
s,olsh Compromise Saves
session From Breakup

...vyA Jan -ilsBe p, nj
's,,rnat.0nal snsrgore confer,
% IA vas zayri from a ercak,
- ths o5ufrrcss this amer
2 ~,,nimousgy adopted the tnun.
.-,ieet proyit.ug Tor appoint
80 so.at commission NOT onb
-, - me entire American pro.
4. ngt ss, conglIsJ2Ty projects.
committee win recommend
- fra lmulssr brought
. rbsn Great Britain refused
- ,.,pt the American pogram
- vf,cauut Ccc.l Cor England
s,,osr,ssman Porter for the
- states accepted the Finnish
,-r-crlss
-. rinnish compromise provides
'.-,slntmsnt % a foint conference
&c 10 consider tFo American
-ss,,s which would dUsticaIly
-. rroaucticn OF opium
- convention regpencd shortly
- noon In an atmosphere % ten
n vas announced the dslcga
4 ,he FIRE state % panzig had
.,s,,wn FINLAND then came FOR
- VIII her compromise, intended
,,,vent brrl6. which seemed
...,.n because o. British opposition
!. =, American proEram-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Coolidge May Get Same
Medicine Wilson Took
George Harvey Appears to Oppose
Presidents Foreign Policy

III OF the agreement signed ni Paris
by Ambassadors Kellogg and Her
rick and Col James A. Logan
American observer on the rcpara
fious commission Under that agree
mrnt. entered into wlfh Britain.
France. Belgium and other allied
countries the United states Dos 20
receive "a per cent 81 t#s money
paid by Germany under the 20.
called Dawes pIan-iu al something
Ike 5000 900 900. AZ tho rate Of 3d.
600 600 gold marks q year
George Harvey, former amhahan'
dor 10 London, whose press agents
call him maker and breaker or
pre- sidcnta. and who claims Coolidge
for hfa prBwers, appears to have
Joined the "lueooucliablea" Says
no.
IL Or inrourelyHhls that sIaunch
American like President Coolidge
could approve ON arrangement 20
utterly opposed 20 all our oountrys
traditions principles and practices.
which might Indicate President
CouudK, has Boa store Tor him az
least d taste u what the same band
melted ont 10 President Wilson dur
Ing ~ fight on the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
ADDRESS IN POCKET
GLAD0ENS ONE MAN;
MAKES ANOTHER SAD

TT s. c. Baker hadn't left his
L address in his pocket
4, Smith. 50. would be at lib.
erty Saturday and Baker would
be minus blue suit, shoes, two
watches. shirts and n bag.
but Baker did leave his ad.
dress, Skagg's Market, Ballard,
I'm his pants pocket when he left
his room at the Portland hotel.
Friday. Detectives A. A. Brown
and l.. c. Harris found Smith
trying TO sell some Of the stuff
In n pawnshop and arrested him.
Calling up the skagg's market,
they talked to Baker lie didn't
even know his suit. shoes. watch.
cs, shirts and bag had been
stolen. Smith is held TO face a
burglary charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Employees of City
Are Raised in Rank

W. II Tledeman. assistant city en-.
Eincer, was raised one rank by the
civil service commission Friday
evening His pay Increase WIS left
TO the city council. y. W. Morris.
court engineer. received the same
elevation. Miss Elsa Weismillsr.
stsnographer In the city engineers
office. was advanced TO a junior sec.
rctaryship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
SEEKS DAUGHTER "KING" IN TOLLS
Platinum Mine Promoter Is
Arrested by FederaIS

Edwin u. Peterson. known az the
Platinum King" who IL alleged TO
have duped hundreds Of gulliblc In
vestors or Seattle by stock sales in
an alleged deposit Of platinum. was
arrested by Deputy u. s. Marshal
A. ~ Smith Friday on a secret In.
dictment returned b. the federal
grand jury.
Peterson was arrested on n charge
OF using the malls 10 dcfmud. lie
was released on his personal rccoE-
niEauce on motion Of u. s. Attorney
Revells. who said be had known the
prisoner 20 years.
Peterson was brought before a jury
In superior court two years ago. but
was released as mentally incompe
tent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Ex-SpokanerS to
Party on January 20

DR. w. J Hindley former mayor
Of Spokane. win preside at the get
together social aud dance Of al for
mcr Spokane residents now In Seat
tie next "Wednesday night AZ the sor.
rsnto hotel. Madison and TERN, The
affair is sponsored by the Spokane
club Of Seattle a short program OF
speeches and music In which H. w.
Newton. baritone, win appear. wiz be
followed by dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Sunday in the Churches

aus the Man q Anger" Women
of the Missionary society will be
responsible FOR morning service
Special music and an address by
Mrs =, X worthIngton OF tho First
church
FIRST Christian spirituaiist-lj50
llth ave. y. T. o ,. m. Lecture by
calharine Hcmen. spirit messages
by Dorothy Bradley 40 y. m
circles 7i5 p, m. services By Or.
O. r. Grant. Ghosts"
New Thought Meeting 5000 Ar.
euds square. 3. m. Success and
Property" by David H. Lee. 2 p.
M. open forum
Theosphical Society 49, Seattle
Lodge 100 Lyon building. Third and
James. .. m. question class, Mr..
fcrcN. 4 D. m. lecture. Spiritual
Consciousness" by MrH. Helolse
Wardcli
Church Of Ply chIc Science 5000
Arcade building Rev r.. Adele
Lowdsrmilk. pastor. g.50 ,. m.
services 40 p. m. messages Dr.
Mary + Cuffman will lecture on
The Spiritual Age"
Church Of spiritual scIence-A. o.
L. " temple. ninth ave. Rev. Loe
fillmore. pastor p. m. open forum.
$50 ?. m, circles, p. IN. lecture.
The Transfiguption," Messages and
psychOmetry.
Church Of Modern Spiritualism-
$3.50 nth ave. n. r. Mrs. +. j.
Hemen, pastor. p. m. lecture; Z
=. m, circles and messages.
BcsAnt Lodge, Thoosophical so.
ciciy-7iT y. broadway. II a. m.
Sunday school. y. m lecture by
Mr lvar Hsglund, Habits and Their
Modification.
Sacred New World College Of
Spirituallsm, Divine Science. New
Thought, Psychology and Christian
Ihcosophy-Auhur Edward Leigh
ton. pastor Carpenters hall. 1890
Fourth ave. 100 p. m, service. Lee.
turc. '"The Benefits Of spiritualism.
Spirit messages by Dr. leighton and
Mrs Dorothy Bradley. divine heal.
iuE,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
SUIT.
Doctors Sweetheart Tries
10 Collect Insurance

Alleging that the Nrv York Life
Insurance Co. was attempting 60
syado payment o. 100000 lndsm
nifty on "a policy held In her favor
= the time o. his death by Dr. Al
bort 3. Mattice. Mrs Hazel Ftsk.
sweetheart or tho physician. brought
suit for that amount in federal
court Friday
Last week tho Insurance company
asked that tho policies bc Cancelled
or restricted e. an indemnity ~
paid premiums rotaltng tl.Apell
ur MarVfer died from "a pistol
wound iu the heart the Eun being
held uy the phyu,iau n his own
hand during a musicale az tho
home us Mn. F1skg's father DR. D.
n whiting. ssls Hoy latun ave,
Ma, risk claims The death was
accidental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
INFORM DINERS
:uriingtOn Road Features
Washington Menus

Darlington railroad dining cars this
-c.,h ARE featuring over the entire
rStn a Washington month menu.
he menu. a four.pagc affair. de.
u,s TIE cover 70 the label. Wash.
rnor Nouth. with scenes Of agri.
ziurzl districts Of the state.
o. TIE back cover page is a beau.
u.al scenic view OF Washington
nagziaius with an appropriate De.
Nrv,ivs passage on tho beauties Of
Us state.
raG.r the title. Wonderful Wash.
ag.on.- attractive information about
" great resources and industries Of
rs state with facts on climate. com
-Tee. ports and scenery. Il printed
a an inside page. The menu itself
ta,urss exclusively Washington pro
tsest meats. vegetables and relishss.
rtA uincs pie from Washington APP
F.S and a short legend about the
-i1stry as a special offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
EAsTEnN sTATIoNs
ORednced to seattlc TImel


KYW. Chicago. 500 meters
(KYW The World Crier"J viii
broadcast the latest news Of the
world every half hnur-un the
hour and tho half hOur-from the
service Of the Chicago American
and tho Chicago Herald and EE-
Aminsr: Gas .. m. children's bed
time story By Uncle Bob: p. m.
dinner concert from Congress
hotel. .. m. musical program,
Carter Harrison school band 1905
p. m. Youths ComapniUn; short
stories: articles. Sketches: 1885
p. m, congress classic from stu-
do IN Congress hotel; 10 p. m.
congress carnival from kYW
studio,
wBCN. Chicago. 2s6 meters
.. m. classical hour; =, m. pop
ular program % hours).
wCCO. st. Paul. III meters-6
p. m. fireside philosophers; s.ij
.. M. hockey game. Minneapolis
W. PittHburg. s J.. M. 81 Paul
Athletic club orchestra
WDAF. Kansas city eli meters
The stars radio orchestra: $3.50
p. m. markets. weather reports,
time signal and road reports. 4 p.
m. school of the air. piano.
stories. readings.
WEBB. Chicago, $40 meters
, D. m. Sunday school lessons; Z
p. m. stories. Hawaiian guitars,
Oriole orchestra. . p. m, songs.
readings, Oriole orchestra.
wGN. Chicago. $40 meters.
3:3O p. m. skceziN time: $3.50 p.
m. dinner concert Drake hotel.
p. m. classic hour. 5 p. M Jazz
skamper.
WIS. Chicago. AS meters-5
q. m. Ford and Glenn's trip 10
Mexico: $50 y. m. WIS revue
nYht. organ, orchestra. vocal
etc.
wEAF. New York. f92 meters
Il %. m, Willie Bruno orchestra:
4 y. m. dinner music. stores.
Princeton male chorus IS hoursJ.
wMAO. Chicago. i47.5 metsrs 10
4 p. m. Ue.lele girls; 6 p. m. La
Sale hotel orchestra. o .. m,
radio photologuc. siberia: ..
M. Chicago theater revue.
KDKA. II. PittsburE, Pa. 325
METERS .. m. dinner concert;
1870 .. M children'H period; $3.50
%. m. concert by Westinghouse
band Arlington time signals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Legion to Install
Officers on Feb. 81

Installation Of officers for the
ilrlary OF Lloyd T. Cochrans Post
4 The American Legion will be OBJ
yrvsd az Joint meeting Of the L..
poH and auxiliary. February n. New
stcers 70 be installed are: Mrs.
zaihsrine Johnson. president; Mrs.
"a Wsis, vice PRESIDENT. Mrs. Lena
Pie, second vice president. Miss
Ysris Johnson. treasurer. Miss Fife
l-on, secretary: Mrs. Amelia Nell
rn, ssrgeant-at.arms. Mrs. Alice
hcht. chaplain. Mrs. Irene Kath. his
'xan; Mrs. Name Bailey. musician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
gu" Students to
Sta ge Vaudeville

University junior girls will give a
vaudeville performance at the Met.
ropolltnn thsater March and I.
Eight acts VIII be put on. including
"a burlesque Russian drama. Three
shows. including a matinee, are TO be
given. Performers include Ruth
Hecht. Mary Greiner Wesley XII.
worth. Fred Blanchard Steve Brown.
Albert Ottenhcimer. Dorothy Hager.
Windy Huston. Virginia Nanchant.
Margaret Tapping. Left Nelson.
Gregory Morris. Clarence shreeves,
Katherine Brown. Kindsay Mac.
Harrie. Juliet Glenn. Charles Crouch.
George Eiehorn and a chorus OF nine
girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Commissioner Give
Up Figure" Problem

After debating the relative merits
Of slender and husky policewomen.
civil service commissioners Friday
night finally decided 10 leave the
phyAicai qualifications up TO the eI.
aiming physicians. The argument
occurred during the consideration Of
applications from women for post OF
pollcewomen. Ten were rejected be.
cause they had passed the maximum
age limit. 80 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Drys Arrest Woman,
Nab Booze in Raid

Prohibition agents raidcd the LIB
crty Apartments, 1885 First ave.
Friday night. and seized one quart
Of gin, &c pints OF moonshine and
some beer. The place was a down.
town roadhouse. Prohibition Director
Roy Lyle said Evelyn Mckay. al
legged owner. was arrested.
James Martin was arrested with
moonshine and wine In his apart.
mcnt at 1921 Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
GET LONG TERM
v,cOtiC Defendants Given
Five Years in Prison

nuasa bad day Tor narcotics vic.
-. q federal court Friday,
Nh Assistant L. 5, Attorney
n,-,s C. Graham urging maximum
..,,,,rs for rvo.tmc losers" Bert
vars and Henry Marshall. col.
- sach drew f.yy-ycar terms 81
vy,Hs ISLAND from judge jeremiah
N,ssrr.
y-x Alberta williams was SEN
,...,l 70 two years, but teartully
v,~a the Judge 70 increase Il that
:, uisht Be released AZ the same
- Williams her husband, IS 70
\ discharged
vararet West drew six months
ne skasit county Jail; Louis
Tcps. Filipino, two years az Me
y,rs and year each was the lot
csshls Morris. Lee Long. Marko
scsalss and Theodore Heislcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

isabelle Allen Greius and
Eleanor and Spencer Grsims.
NEW YORK, Jan. st-Mrs. Isa
~ belle Allen Grclms. talented
daughter OF an aristocratic family.
contends that she can seek a career
in grand opera and AZ the same
time rear her two children In a
broadway nursery
Her husband, Merton Grclms
wealthy Philadelphia real estate
dealer. declares 1T can't bc done
He seeks the custody OF their two
children. She seeks a divorce.
Just after finishing school. she
met Merton Gr.ims. who at that
time was an accomplished pianist,
She had an unusual singing yolcs.
The attraction % music sealed their
romance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
River Dragged for
Body of Fisherman

IlRrbor patrol was dragging tho
puwamiah waterway Saturday iu an
effort 10 locate tho body or Carl ~.
lich g. fisherman. ia Riverside
ave-. believed 10 have drowned Fri,
day Mrs. Fulich reported that her
husband len home 10 examine hls
nets near the old Mcintyre shipyarl
and has not been Rron since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
WL.Eafon
Bad Check Suspects
Arrested in Tacoma

TACOMA. Jan. 24.-Pat and Der
tina LouEhlin. husband and wife, Of
Anaconda, Mont, arrested yester-
day, are believed by police 10 be re
sponsible for n recent flood OF
worthless checks In Seattle and
other Coast cities. The pair was
apprehended after they are alleged
TO have secured change for $40
check. given for an auto inner tube
they threw away after the transac-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Missouri Father Asks Aid
OF Local Police

Seeking an only daughter. lost TO
him for it years. \. y. DiTson. Of
los $. Askew ave, Kansas City. Mo.
appeared 20 the police here Saturday
20 locate Lsona Kate DiIson. II.
In his letter DiHson stated that he
separated from his wife because "she
wanted new clothes and he wanted
a home" Mrs. DiIson took the little
girl with her 70 Seattle. He has
never heard from them. but now de,
sires 10 locate his giri.
Dixson wants his daughter 70 write
to him. he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Mountaineers to
Celebrate Birthday

The Mountainecrs will celebrate
their 18th birthday with dinner
at Plymouth Congregational church,
Sixth ave. and University St. Fri.
day, Feb. G. President Edmund $.
Meany win make the principal sd.
dress Of the evening. Reservations
may be made thru Edgar Roger p.
%. box 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

Hs 8sr invites its readers 10 "a this
nnsns as an aid In findinr missing
~ .u,n " friends. The department IL
ssap N reunitlnx those who have be>s
eu. Those whose relatives or
~ are missing are invited 10 report
aappearanes directly TO Tn, Star.
VINO MAJ know the whereabouts
ynons mentioned In this eolumn as
are requested also to report /,
var. Other nswspap.rs mr., Invited
spfeduee such items a. will Interest
~ readers
LSsrstt Paul, sIz Ankeny 81.
sgs'erioo. Iowa, seeks word Of his
asr ELDRID PAUL, believed to
~ Seattle. He has not heard
T"n HE parent for 10 years.
IN. ms. ANNA BRUTLEY. please
~, .a.nanicate with J. J. Dadley. Citi.
Ir.st company. Paterson. ".
,, q. settlement Of an estate.
~ write Roy Brutley. 246 s ave-.
, s L0s Angeles. Cal. Last heard OF
'ss''e at Christmas time.
:, walker writes 20 tell her Eis.
y. lroiA SCHULTZ, that an es.
81 naming Miss Schultz. has been
= sa and her share IL ready for
N. one was last heard from in Sc.
Please write Mae Walker. Doe
"'' Coronado. Cal.
M nosella Davis wants her aunt
t's' rhaRL THAYER. last heard
!, ~ 70 Everett. Wash. 70 write to
'9'5 CORTLAND place, Seattle.
an CHAMBERS married
~ Unknown please write Mrs.
~. =; Mckay, 77g3 18th ave. n. w,
r., or telephone 81 ngetfz7z
heafd from three years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Spending Tale Wins
Ex-Mill Man Divorce

Because she spent $500 in 30
days and demanded that she be sent
to Honolulu each winter, +. Il.
Smith. former veteran single mill
operator OF Bellingham was granted
a divorce from Jessie Smith by
Judge Hall late Friday. Mrs. Smith,
now In California, was former post.
mistress nj Belllngham. They were
married In 1919 at Vancouver. Il. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
'Cigaret" Burglars
Make Two Big Raids

cEaret burglars robbed two stores
frcay. and made away with a guam
~ Of "fags." The Corner Grocery.
llD Broadway. was looted by
asvss. who cut the transom chains
= gain entrance. l.. Nelson. SIS
s'cadxay. reported his store robbed
asa even larger quantity OF smokes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Will Tell South
About Washington

Mississippi river states will learn
about Washington from DIR. y. T.
Nader. director Of extension OF the
State Collcg. OF Washington during
February. Or. Nader viii leave soon
10 make 20 lectures In six Mississippi
river states lie viii speak on
"waicrpowcr in Washington. In
Iowa, Kansas. Oklahoma, Missouri.
Illinois and Michigan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
N. E. Linsley, Noted
Mining Man, Is Dead

Nelson r. Linslcy, widely known
in the Northwest MS n pioneer mining
man, is dead Saturday in Spokane.
He leaves son. Clarence r. tn Sc.
attic. and two brothers. one In Mon
tana. one In California. I.inslcy
came to Virginia city. Mont. In 1866.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
GRADUATE
First School Semester Of
Year Is Ended

First school semester OF the year
Is ended Saturday, with 1900 pupils
graduated Friday according Go o.
report ly Superintendent Cole The
uew semester VIII open Monday
More than 1900 children. 8 years old
on or before March j. wnl hs admit.
ted ar new pupils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
PRESBYTERIAN
Whitman Memorial, North

Whitman Memorial, Nofth F9nd
and Ashworth: Rev. Rowland Ed.
wards. u. D.. pastor II a. m,
Full to the Brm": 1870 D. m.
"Dreamcrs"
University, 47th and 18th n f.:
Rev. II. S. Templeton, pastor. II n.
M. Light and Witness" first in
series on Tho Golden Gospel OF tho
Son OF God: 1870 p. m, THE
American Church and the jew" by
DR.. Paul BurmRn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
CHRISTIAN AND spIRITUAL

First Christian Broadway and f..
olive. Rev. Russell r. Thrapp, pas
tor. 7.3O p m. monthly musical
concert
Ballard Christinn-22nd ave. N
w. and West 62nd; Rev. George NJ.
Jacobs. pastor. 9A5 a. m. Bible
school. il q. m, communion and
preaching $50 p. m. Christian En-.
dchyor, 1880 p. m, preaching, 'Je-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
LUTHERAN

Hope, 42nd ave. $. W. and Oregon
st. Rev, Oscar Korsmcyer. pastor
GAS a. m. Sunday school. II n m.
service. Mldweck service wednes.
day. 745 p m,
ST. Johns Danish MisSion-240O r.
Spruce. Rev. Alfred sorenscn. pas.
tor. 10 a, m. Sunday school; II a.
m. worship DanBhl. p. m, wor.
ship H;nglishi.
Bethany Lutheran -Fairvicw ave.
and John st. Rev. +. W. Erikscn,
pastor. II n. in. and y. m, and
thereafter every evening nj p. m.
Rev. Jcns Hnlvorsen and Mr. Martin
Halvorscu will conduct series Of
evaugclistic services. First Pacific
Coast tour Of these widely known
evungclists from the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Influenza Epidemic
Is Ravaging Tokyo

LONDON, Jan. 2i-Forty,seycn
hundred persons have died or in.
flueuEa IN the greater Tokyo district
In the last 20 days. Central News
dispatch sayH, United Press dis,
patches today said tho epidemic whs
serious. but did not confirm the
high death figure.