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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Complimentary
Song Recital

jacques Jou Iervlllr. head or the
voice department at the Cornish
school vii present his students IN a
goHE recital Friday evening Fchru.
hty 9, al tho Cornish Little thcaicr.
Tho program tur the evening
-ilau May Dreams ..r.ss..-.. ians,rx
Fh} Tower Die Comes on ibs HEss'
sr..r..-..s-. .s.s.. glaHHh stasIEhtsr
Mrs Thornton g'Arr
love lie H.rdr sr.s.....l D,l yfsss
~ AmagfH ......-...
Sos sleep tbs crimson Pstal Quuirr
Mra Waldran ianEfard.
AufumH ThuaEEt ........ MasarHst
~ EHsw You and You ltnaw Ne
......s ..rs.tss.r rraurss Williams
hAWmrT' sr... --arsr.s.s .s..rs Donald
Mrr T. J HtrauE
Don GluyaHnrs BsrsHhds 600. Mozart
olive Mah Horse, Hs Can Ride
.ss.s..ta.sr. -.ssas.rr. pliara
Paul rsnusy.
20 hIsi die Huh" .Frs.. ..s- schubert
.arrrss" sss.....s ss.s...ts.s. Uasbach
Thank God far Garden" .., Del HlsEo
triiaH Leighton
"iahrnrfiBs Eiss'a Dream" wagner
Mrs TEarut8n date
Ia I4lys 40 ia nsEnrrf" sss.. 30 WalsvY
Leo UraisTs
"ilfr and Death" ..... CdlsfI1Er Taylor
"Yau VIII F0fEst 'ss...s.s... a,t-t.t.
Take Al % Ne" ......-.....
Mrs, George Frederick Resell
TiasFayUfua" % Mo Fernando
.s,..-.s.ss.ss -4as.... DanlEsitl
Mrs Waidron Laagtofds
AIda ="I,liofna YiHritnFf ...,... Verdi
Mrs T. J. Hirang
rsrls do f'rsa!l "charmAnt OissEu"
sHt.aaaa.HH. r.sssa4.. sHr.#a ..Hr HaFi1
LILLIAN EehpsnhcrE Oates
when Day Tadcs' ......sts.r... Parks
Legends ..t...t4.s........ MahfinE
while I Have You ...s........ TostI
Male quaFtst=Hay Young. Paul Tcunsy.
Eugene p'Ssu. George Nelson,
Az The piano Dorothy Frances Williams.
Mary Jane barton. Csrilih Megrotty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Army and Nary
W0nen to Meet

The Association OF Army and
Navy Women will meet at The
olympic for luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon. February 10
Reservations may be made with
sfrs. II. D. Derickson until Monday
noon
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nh Assist Mrs, Porter
!, Afternoon Parties

,.ss,ns Mrs John 4 Porter al
- eriiSc teas next week viii
"Wednesday afternoon, Mrs
N Pratt and Mrs + II
mo will preside over the
~, and Mrs NJ T. Wells
AZ 4 Henry, Mrs q W,
- - ana Mrs W r. StrodhoH
~ csorss W Soliday and Mrs
Rcsinson will pour on Thurs
,r,ruoou. and Mrs NJ r Wells
1K MaNgcr Mrs J u, Hall
NJ. A. W. Clakc will assist.
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;rldR Dinner tor
Hiss Kellogg

N lanes Hamilton dc NcuNe
= entertain with a dinner OF eight
-, Al the valentine dinner dance
\, Tennis club on Friday even
I, February Is in honor Of Miss
E-ss KslioEg. or Hcauhm, who
T, sraent az the University OF
F,,Alng,on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

Is invited 70 Join tho photograph
Uniting class. which is being held
aboard Camaraderie on Monday aft
ernoons from $40 20 $50. Mrs. o.
n BREEDING win instruct tho class.
which In open 20 any Campfire Girl
or leader The olass IL rapidly nlling
and girls who are interested should
Join Immediately a. only a limited
number may be m tho class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Bridge Party for
Miss CLenlnnS

Miss Betty Greene Will entertain
at bridge on Saturday afternoon at
her home in honor Or Miss Vivian
Clemans. whose marriage TO Mr. Rob.
erf stetson MacFarlane viii take
place February q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
AUXILIARY no .
RUTH SCHOOL

Auxiliary No 8 70 the Ruth school
building fund will hold its next rcgu.
lar meeting 1T the homo Of Mrs.
David o. Roberts. 1911 gath ave.
Thursday. February 3. Luncheon al
1 O'Clock. Lady Willie Forbus will
speak At 100 ON the child labor
amendment
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sTECfAI. MEErING

Mrs. ~ c. Fletcher has called q
special meeting N all presidents Of
clubs affiliated with tho States Fed.
Grafton or Womcn's Clubs on Fri.
day, February 6, at 1880 a. m, at
tho federation clubhouse 4 largo
attendance is desired.
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FATRVfEw PIT. 4.

Fairview pr. A. will meet AT
the school. Thursday February 5, At
e:15 p. m. Mr. Evan Morgan. boys
advisor at Roosevelt high school.
viii be the speaker. Hazel and
Irene Vincent. IN costume, viii APP
pear In Scottish dance. and the
school orchestra win play several
nnmbcra. Hcfreahmcnts.
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man, Mrs. Z 8. Goodwin and Helen
MelsneHt.
The cost OF the trip win be $50.
In addition 20 this the girls must be
firemaker8 or torchbearers. keep a
health chart, 20 without candy for
two months. subscribe 20 Eyerygirls
and the Torch and have the guar
dams recommendation. Girls want.
Ing to go but unable 10 think or "A
means or financing the trip are
urged 10 see Miss Ruth Brown.
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program. contributed by members.
pertaining to the works and ideals
Of the celebrated novelist. and Dick
suSian music. rendered by Mr.. and
MrH. r. r. Ahlors
Friends OF members and Dickens
lovers who wish 20 make reserya.
tons may do SO by calling tho see,
Rotary. Mra ~. s HodEson. Of Mrs
Lura McVeety CA rfld.14s7. not
later than February 3.
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Engagement OF
/ LM0rQ Hill Announced

ca1'. and Mrs. Frank Albert Hll
'',ogrcs the engagement OF their
a1gaisr Lsonora. 10 Mr.. Carl @.
AsAaa, Of san Francisco. son OF
h. z T. Mccain, Of Salem. NO.
Ne wedding viii take place In
htls. early in May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Mrs. Rickeu
Honor Guest

tanned with uJishborbool Tea at
her home thN afternoon, Boa honor
nf Mrs Frances Rigkry, who Will
iTayv shortly for California, 10 De
away several months
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ASSISTANT Named
| IL Ten

rs Elmer John SatterberE and
Ia Cement Du Nett have asked
uxs q; their tea Thursday atter
~. February y. In honor OF Miss
si,s Psssemier. OF Tacoma. Mrs
lhs, Pe&smier. Mrs. Anthony
l1zsl Mrs. Robert Abel. Of Ia
sn. Mss Lucille Bordeaux. Miss
h'ars; Armstrong. Miss Marga
y Nllkr, OF Tacoma: Miss Haze
yischtsr and Miss Muriel o'Neil
< spoAns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

Al Wilson. daredevil ace who stars
In The Air Hawk" doesn't mind
tailspins and loop.the-ioops in
plane, but he gets dizzy when he
looks over the edge OF a six.story
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
EreRjHg Book
ReuieW Class

The evening book review class ~
The Womrns University club will
meet Thursday evening. February 8.
al .ts o'clock Ms. h A. Osborne
will review Head Winds. by Rita
Sinclair Wilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
CARD PATTY

Ladies' auxiliary Of S. r. & p. No.
u viii give a social and card party
Saturday evening February Z, at s
o'clock. al 1915 First ave. Five hun.
dred will be- played
The next business meeting Of the
club will he held February 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
,,,sis Planned for
y,stapd Guest

,srra Lundin Will entertain
\ s-,sse luncheon CA THURSDAY
- ., Al the women's Jnivcr-
- M honor ~ her house
- -. Klmer Adams, ~ Great
- Mai. Covers viii BE- PLACED
!, Sxissn Al, ,4.u,- A..
-, q sixteen covers Mr. and
,,,,so Young Will Eivc al
Aoms on Friday evening
m he the later entertain
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

on the first week end IN the month
Of February the Campfire Girls are
going 10 hold their third annual
snowHhoc trip. n Il 90 be al Scenic
Hot Springs In tho Cascades and any
girl who In frcmakcr or torch.
bearer may so. n girl is not one
BECAUSE she ia Just now In Camp.
fire. and II she is over IL she may
make an appointment with Miss
Brown and possibly obtain permits.
sion. Snowshocs can be borrowed or
rented and skis are part Of the
Scenic hotel equipment Warm wool.
On clothing. changes Of undertakings.
WOODEN hose. hiking shoes light OK
fords 20 wear in tho lodge. and n
MILDLY and skirt IL the necessary
equipment. The Zee ia $40 apd covers
the entire con Of transportation.
Sign up now. The party r. limited
TO those who sign Immediately and
pay registration fec ~ 81.
Aye Ahfa aAhhfNH ~ AN h"NAhNH
Why. 10 the Pacific Coast confer
cnce. Of course Its the most thrill
Ing thing that Campfire girls have
ever had an opportunity 10 do. Al
ready 20 or more have registered
and. n reports are true the lists will
be- filled by March j.
A special car will leave Seattle
Friday evening, April ]. arriving In
Oakland April s. The conference will
be held on the Mills college campus.
4 model camp IL TO be established
The big Council Fire viii be held at
tho Greek thcatcr az Berkeley.
Mrs. Esther Wood Schneider exec.
utiye OF tho Oakland Campfire Girls.
said In recent letter TO Seattle:
we are ovcrjoyed 10 know so or
more Seattle girls viii be with US.
Each time your registrations arrive
We have fresh impetus. BE as
sured that California will welcome
you with open arms"
Among those asked 90 sponsor the
conference arc tho following: Mrs.
W. a. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Irquhardt,
Mr. ]. W. Crabtrce. Mr. Paul Redlng.
ton. Mr.. stephen Mather. Or. Tuily
Knowles. Mrs. Thomas Baxter. Mr.
and Mrs Robert Dollar Governor
Friend Richardson OF Berkeley.
President Campbell Of the l.. OF c..
Mr. George Hjelte. Professor Bacon,
Rev o. w S. Mccall Mrs. Wilbur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

John Ford. director or THE Iron
Horse" has been named among the
possible directors OF the screen yer,
sion Of "LIghtnin'." which William
Fox viii make for next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Dinner HOHorS
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons

AR and Mrs Worrau entertained
az dinner saturday evening. at tho
sunset club ln honor of Nj. and
Mrs Reginald Parsons. recently
homo from the Fast
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Bridge Tea for
NNlllnCr Cnlnnu

I'm compliment 20 mcmnrrs gr the
summer colony al Port Madison.
Mrs. A. W Leonard entertained
with briisy tea az her homo Tues,
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
woMEN's CENTURY cLun

The current events department Of
the womHn's Century club win meet
Thursday. February 8. At p. m.
with Mrs William Il. DornberE. 1851
18th ave ~ 4 paper viii be read
by Mrs. Edith parnall. who Will
also lead the discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
DICKENS BIRTHDAY
TO pE CELEBRATED

TO BE tELEBhAItp
Following an established custom
since IT, organization. five years
ago. the Seattle branch Of the Dick.
ems Fellowship viii celebrate the
birth Of Charles Dickens with a din.
ncr at the Y. W. G. a. ten room.
Saturday. February Z, nt .. m.
Following the dinner there viii be a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
MI9sInNARY rIttn

The Alice Preston Missionary club
viii meet Friday. February 6. at the
homo Of Mrs, w. j. Denies. i1e 18th
ave. y. Luncheon at 1880 O'Clock.
Hostcsses Mrs Denies. Mrs C. Y.
Jared and Mrs w T. Gibbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
1,ser VIII Compliment Mrs. GyiggS; out
of.Tolpn Visitors Feted

y,NoR Mrs Everett CRISES
IN paul. Who B. VISITING In
. D. Alexander r. NeENan
=. ..,sr,ain viJh an Informal dim
q - home SATURDAY evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

or night giving az much time as he
feels that he II able. Several fathers
have already responded and have
been helping with tho painting and
headquarters is hoping that stlll
more Of them viii answer the call.
Following are some coming events
that Campfire Girls should know
about
The California conference. the
Northwest conference. open house
aboard Camaradcric the classes in
craft and games. the new Torch
staff. the Mothers club, Campfire
Girls valentine party February IL.
Fircny frolic February H.
n Campfire Girls want any In.
formation about these events. they
may obtain II By telephoning the
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
EASTERN STAR CLUB

Members OF tho Eastern star club
win sew for the Lighthouse FOR the
Blind on Friday February 6. from
10 a. m. 10 3 p. M at 1920 Arcade
square.
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NAUer at Home Tonight

D. and Mrs. George crabtrea will
z''E'ain with a dinner OF sixteen
a'ssi al their home this evening
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Women's Clubs

froc. who has just returned from
Europe. will talk on tho FASHIONS
Of the World" Mrs William r. Ut
ter on. is the Day OF the Man
Monopoly In office OVER
PARLIAMENTARY LAW
CLASS
At the request OF fraternal and
club women. Mrs. Ella Cudihee.
parllamentarian. will give a course
in Robert Parliamentary Law at
the Y. W. &. A.. beginning Thurs.
day. February 5. at 1870 p. m. As
sociated with Mrs. cudihee will he
Mrs. Harriet saunderson. who will
have class in public speaking.
Any one interested Is invited TO
Join. Mrs. Cudlhee received her
parliamentary training from Adella
" Field 10 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
PRINCESS ANGELrNE

Princess Angelina parlor No 2.
Native Daughters Of Washington
will hold it's monthly meeting at the
Y. w G., A. clubrooms Saturday,
February 6. at y. m.
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Ms. Fisher
ErigtdiHiRg

7, Aonor Mrs. Magrudsr wife Of
d G. II. Magruder. Mrs. Fisher.
- q COL Ronald +. Fisher. will
.iEnln With a bridge tea al her
rs ca Wednesday afternoon, Feb
ny II.
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Mrs. King to GiUe
Bridge Tea

Mrs MarttE King viii entertain
with a bridge tea az her home on
saturday afternoon. February Il.
-Four table viii be in play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
M1ssOuLA CLUB

. ~ ls1t1hA.Assh hHis''f
Missoula club VIII meet with Mrs.
Thomas Il. Davis. 56is 18th ave.
n. T., Thursday. February 8. at ?
.. m. Assisting hosteoses. Mrs. VIII.
lam McGregor and Mrs. Fremont
Aidrich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
LADIES. AID SOCIETY

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
welsh Presbyterian church will hold
its regular monthly meeting In the
church pariors. Thursday. February
5. at p. m. Hostesses. Mrs. ]. {.
williams. Mrs. l.. Roberts and Miss
Mary jenkins.
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Bridge Luncheon
Hostess

Mrs, Fred T. Papo Is entertaining
with a bridge luncheon az her home
on "Wednesday afternoon. February
n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

Next month Is ship month A year
ago the lonEdrcamcd.o ship came
into port. so next month the Camp.
fire Girls OF the Northwest celebrate.
Headquarters wants every Campfire
girl IN the Northwest TO do some.
thing for the ship during the month
Of February write an article for
the Torch. hem dish towels. make
holders. bind count book. give a
book to the library. and best OF all,
save some money by going without
shows, candy and things which your
money might be spent for. 30 that
every Campfire girl may give II 10
tho ship houscwarming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
nAPPY HOLE CLuB

The Happy Hour club VIII meet
Thursday afternoon, February 5. at
the home OF Mrs. Harreli. Take Lake
Burien car and get off at Elm Grove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
LADIES' MoNTEFIoRE
am g0CTETy

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Badics' Monteflorc Aid society
will be held Thursday, February o..
at 2.3O .. m. in the vestry Of Bikur
Cholum synagogue. nth and Yesler
Members requested TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
CHORAL CLUE

The Grade Teachers Choral club
will meet Thursday. February 8.
at 2 p. m at tho federation club
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04
Cfv1c IMpROVEMENT Gle

CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUE
Seattle Civic Improvement club
will entertain at cards Thursday.
February 5. at p. m. at the Fed
GRAFTON clubhouse. Members and
friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Seattle Social club. o. r. s. Will
meet with Mrs !. Park Cutting. 10
25rd ave. Thursday February 8.
at p m. Cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

Any Campfire Girl who has photo.
grlphs which she would like TO tint,
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Campfire Girls

Every Campfire girl In Seattle
loves adventure and headquarters
promises every gIfl who comes 10 the
Valentine party her FUN share % ad.
venture The party o. 20 BE- Feb.
ruary 10 nt s10 In the evening and
tho admission viii be- % cents Al
girls who come are asked 90 drcss az
small children ana Il b. expected that
many and varied VIII be- the COS
tunes Headquarters hopes that
every Campfire girl viii save The
dlir'
The Firstly Profile is To- hs held
February IL AZ . o'clock In the social
hhIl On the Camaudsrir The Torch
STAFF promises each Fircfly "a continu.
oVs round Of fun al thru the after
noon Also headquarters has a secret
Just Tor FIrflys and everyone who
comes Tho afternoon % February "a
ls going 20 find a surprise awaiting
her
The C8mRradcr. ls 20 BIZ closed
from February 10 February 10 so
that she may BE- cleaned and painted
and made ready for tho open house.
which is 90 celebrate the first birth.
day Of Camnraderic and several other
big meetings to DO held on the ship
shortly after the 18th Attic the
ship il closed Tor regular business.
any group or girl who would Ike 10
scrub or really work hard may tclc.
phone headquarters and then como
and help make the ship spiek and
span.
The Camamdrric IL issuing a call
20 dads and brothers Of Campfire
girls to come and help get the ship
ready FOR open house. Any father
who would really like 10 help may
work nboHrI the shiri any limo day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-04

Following IL the program OF aCtiv-
tiles for the next month which
every Campfire Girl should know
about:
February 7. Wohclo council.
y. m; February 6-S. snowshoe trip;
February 12, guardians meeting.
1880 y. m. February ~. scribcs'
meeting. 2 p. M: February 10,
Campfire Valentine party. 1880
.. m: February ~. FREELY frolic,
torch staff luncheon February 20.
wohelo council, 1880 p. IN.
All girls who are clever with their
kodaks will be very much interested
in the kodak contest. The contest
opens Immediately and will continue
until March Is. The awards will b.
week at Sealth for the best set OF
three o, more pictures, and second.
book OF poetry for the next best
sct Any girl who wishes TO enter
may choose her own subject, pro.
vided IL deals with Campfire Use
the following suggestions:
Pictures OF Campfire Girls do
ing things aboard Camaradcrie: the
entire ship is open to girls for ko.
bakery Pictures Of the girls In
groups, hiking. etc. 3-Use Camp
fire costume In all pictures, white
MILDLY. dark skirt, dark shoes and
stockings f-Try silhoucttcs. O.
Get action in the picture and make
them tell a story"
Any Campfire Girl who has photo.
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Results are quick

Make the test. Then note results
Mark the glistening whiteness it
brings; the beautiful polish and
luster OF your teeth. Clip the
coupon before you forget
The Washington times., 1925-06-04
TOLL IN TRAFFIC
DECREASES
To FOUR
Despite Heat and Congestion
Accidents For Past ~
Hours Show Drop

Although Washington's streets
are more cOngested than usual with
motorists seeking surcease from
the heat wave, traffic accidents
have shown a decided decline with
in the past few days. and during
the past twenty-four hours only
four persons were reported hurt.
In attempting to crozs the street
behind a street car at Fifty-eighth
and Dix streets northeast, Dominick
Basco. of Capitol Heights, Md. was
knocked down and slightly hurt by
a street car approaching from the
opposite direction. Lacerations TO
the face and arms were treated at
Casualty Hospital.
Loren Sparrough, 41Q6 Hayes
street northeast, sustained n frac-
tured shoulder when knocked down
near his home by a machine driven
by Henry Dance. Casualty Hos
termined.
Others injured were Florence
Barsock, of $40 Emerson street
northwest, knocked down by a
machine at Georgia avenue and
Buchanan street northwest, and
Stanley Cook, sixteen, knocked from
his bicycle by an automobile at
Rhode Island and Florila avenues
northwest. Neither was seriously
hurt
The Washington times., 1925-06-04
Boys Clothing

0O All.wOOI Suits. for stout
boys IL, IS, 1S, 10 and 20 years
of age; neat mixtures; one pair
of knickerbocker pants. For
mer SIS grades. Friday S5
(6O) PaIm Beach Suits and
Panama Norfolk Suits, with
knickerbocker pants; one and
two of a kind. Former $8.75
and 1915 grades. Fri Sd OK
(9) Blue Serge Suits, all-wool
quality; knickerbocker pants;
sizes 8, ~. Is and 16 years.
Former $8.95 to $21.0O &S OK
grades. Friday at. -. WO"V
(22) Norfolk Suits, of khaki
and cotton covert; knickerbocker
pants; sizes Z, S,'9, 10, Is, 16
and II years. Former $500
and $500 grades. Fri 80 70
day at.
n0 Tweed TOpcOats. all-wool
quality, alpaca lined: sizes 5 to
9 years. Former 1915 GO OK
grade. Friday at. ~
(34 TwO-pants Suits, Spring
and light shades: two pairs Of
full-lined knickerbocRer pants;
sizes Z to Is years.
Former $3.50 grade. SS.70
At. ........... ..."..'
The Washington times., 1925-06-04
COOLS
PRESS CLUB
HEARERS
Snow-Capped Mountains and
Deep Valleys Of Northwest
Described by F. 3. Riley

Members of the National Press
Club kept cool last night by view
ing pictures Of ow-capped and
glacier-covered mountains OF the
northwest, which were graphically
described by Frank Branch Riley,
noted traveller and lecturer, Of
Portland, Ore. The title Of his IL
lustrated lecture was "The Lure
Of the Great Northwest.
Mr.. Riley told the newspaper
men and their wives and sweet
hearts that mountain climbing in
Oregon is just as thrilling as in
the Alps.
He said the great Northwest In
vites the traveller and the camper.
the motorist and the tourist. who
will find there all that they can
wish in the way of scenery, good
roads and hospitality.
He has delivered his lecture n
number of times recently through
out the East. the latest previous
showing having been in the house
Of representatives of the capitol at
Harrisburg, where he was the
guest of Governor Pinchot of Penn.
sylvania.
Al feature of the lecture is the
numerous colored pictures, show
ing sunrises and sunsets in tn
northwestern mountains
In conclusion, Mr.. Riley doclsred
that 1t was the patriotic duty O
the citizens Of the United States
mot only to siIlg America hut also
to see America"
The Washington times., 1925-06-04
TRAIN FOR
ORDNANCE
HERE
Part OF 100 Officers Called
TO Be Given Duty In
Washington

Part OF the 100 ordnance reserve
officers to receive active duty train
ing this month will be ordered to
the office Of the chief Of ordnance
here in washington.
Courses win also be held at
Watertown, Watervliet and Frank
ford arsenals, Springfield armory
and the ordnance districts.
Local reserve officers of the 3I3th
Field Artillery will not attend their
planned unit camp this summer,
due to lack OF available funds. The
command Of Colonel Leroy Heron,
September, with the Sixth Field
Artillery at Fort Hoyle. The Off
GERS OF the regiment viii attend
camp with the Eightieth divisiony
from June % to July q, at Camp
Meade, Md, it was learned yester-
day.
Major Roger G. Effinger, special
ist reserve, has been ordered to
active duty with the general staff
in washington.
Captain Calvin /. Kephart. quar-.
termaster reserve, has been or
dered to active duty in the office
Of the Quartermaster general.
Majors Clarence e. Lovejoy and
Sydney Ho1linger, military inte1Ii-
gence reserve, have been ordered TO
active duty with the War Depart
ment.
Major Linn Walker searles, ord
nance reserve, has been ordered TO