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Evening star., 1925-11-29

Mrs. Sara s. Barnes. widow of Mr..
James J. Barnes. will spend the Win
ter and early Spring in southern Cali
fornia.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Judge and Mrs. Q. NJ Barger will re-
turn to their Wardman Park apart
ment the first of the week from a visit
over Thanksgiving with their son-in-
law and daughter. Capt. and Mrs. Not
ley duHamel, at Fort Dupont, Del.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Mr.. William Walter Barker of
Woodbridge is spending the Winter in
Miami, Fla.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Miss Caroline c. Newman and her
daughter. Miss Ruth V. Newman,
went to New York for the Army and
Navy game as the guests of Midship-
man William Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Aleider had
as their guests for the week end Mrs.
Baker and her son and daughter Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mr. Carl klinga-
mann OF Altoona. Pa.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hardman
and family of North Adams, Mass.
are in Washington at the Lee House
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Mrs. Zeu Roe left last night for
Tucson. AriZ.. where she will spend
the Winter months. She will join Miss
Josephine Wallace, a niece Of the late
Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Wallace, returning TO her apartment
at WaTdman Park Hotel in the
SprinC
Evening star., 1925-11-29

The Minister of Esthonia, Mr.. An
tonius Pipp, will give an illustrated
! lecture on THE Romance and Re
! sources of Esthonia" at the Wardman
Park Theater this evening.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Mr.. Burton II. Barndollar of Anchor
age, Alaska, is in Washington, his
former home. on business connected
with the Alaska Railroad.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Judge Hamilton Ward of Houston
Tex, IS on a visit to the Capital and
is stopping at the Occidental.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

The Minister of Lithuania and Nine
Bizau skiene entertained a company OF
90 at an informal dance last evening
at the legation, on Sixteenth street.
Evening star., 1925-11-29

The Minister of Austria and Nine
Prochnik Will entertain at dinner to-
morrow evening preceding the dance
Mrs. Howard Quinl-- will give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
SEATTLE DAY AT
STATE FAIR
Lions Club Undertakes Task
OF Getting Big Attendance

PUYALLuP. July s - Thursday.
September "a. Inns been especially
sot apart for tho entertainment Of
Seattle people at the Western
Washington fair this year. Tho
Lions club OF Seattle has under,
taken TO sec that all previous rcc4
ords Of attendance AZ The big fair
are cclpsed on that date.
a number OF special features will
be arranged. the rncinR program
will be heightened and. as Thursday
viii also be Egg Day" Visitors
from Seattle are assured OF a spc.
cial' treat, to be arranged by the
Washington Cooperative Egg q
Poultry association.
Governor Hartley. the governors
OF Idaho and oregon and tho licu4
tenant governor of British Columbia
viii be invited to be guests OF the
fair association on Wednesday. Sep,
tomber 90.
Monday viii be "Chlhcn's Day
and "vetornns' Day" all PERSONS
under 10 years OF wo and all vet
Grams OF tho civil war md their
wives being admitted free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Got an Idea? Here Is
Hon to Cash In on It
Star Offers Opportunity for Expression Of
Originality IN Feature Writing

Here. for instance. is a feature
story" told in one paragraph
Movies have taken sights and
scenes OF Seattle into every city in
America: theater patrons from
Miami and Brooklyn to San Diego
and sitka have seen Seattle on the
screen. Friday evening thousands
OF homes ,hruout the United states
aud Canada will hear tho voice Of
Seattle" broadcast from radio
microphoue on downtown street
cornFr. Tho city viii speak to them
with tho familiar sounds Of street
cars. automobiles. locomotive whistles
and liner Hircns. known 10 every
Seattle citizen II will be the fira,
time tho "voice" OF an American
city has been heard all over tho
nation.
Four prizes arc offered First:
Four loge seats AT thc Blue Mouse;
second: two Ioge seats: third: four
regular seats. fourth. twd regular
seats.
All contest letters must be nj The
Star. 1907 Seventh ave. Seattle. by
midnight Saturday. Tho winner viii
be announced Monday. July IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
ACTRESS WILL
UNDER FIRE @
Witness Says Lolita Crab
tree Was Married

BOSTON, July s-Unlts1 Nsvs,-
TsatlfyinE in The probate court fight
% break ihe will of Latta Crablrs.
the famous actress. who isfi an %.
ts.s Of 81. 600. 900 20 charity, william
II Thompson of Wollaat0n. Tuesday
declared that Jack" Crabiree. a.
legged foster brother n the actress,
revealed 20 him 70 years ago tina,
Lolita had been married IN England
and Uus the mother Of d daughter
Thompson was put on the stand
by counsel for Mrs IDA 81 Blsnlzep.
berg OF Tulsa, Okla, Who claims 70
be the late actress daughter and
heir.ht-lsw.
Administrators Of the estate main
tain Lgitn Crhbtree WIS never mar
Rcd Thompson testified that be
worked az an engineer Tor a time al
the Hotel Brewster here. then owul
By the actress. while her broii
WAS managing Jack Crabtres tod
him. he ssid. that he Was present a.
the marriage OF the daughter in
Chicago.
Lucius Grlggs. a 7s-year.old por-
trait painter. who followed Thornp-
son 10 Gie stand. told o. touching
up" a portrait Of baby for Loita
Crabtree years and years ago"
When he completed The work
Griggs said the actress gazed AZ the
picture and murmured my baby"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Junk Fisherman
Prefers Boats
in the Morning

INDIAS GEORGE Junk fisher
i man. would be- glad II they would
not allow steamers 90 land A. the
docks along the waterfront Ia tho
forenoon. Ha thinks II would be
all right for them 10 coss and 30
from noon until dayiight-that
makes business for him--but with
the big boats coming and going
during The morning, he has little
Tins 20 ply his trade.
Indian George goes out in his III
Ito rowboat early In the morning
and "draEn" around between docks,
and what he gets from the bottom
Is his.
The other morning he had just
hooked n valuable hawsnr which
somo ship had dropped. and was
getting Il iaboriously into his boat
when tho Ruth Alexander came
along looking for her berth.
The big waves made Il necessary
for George 10 drop hla catch and
ncurry out Of reach Of the waves.
Soon hs Was back. patiently try
Ing 20 hook his valuable find.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
RECORD CLIMB
Former Rainier Guide Makes
Quick Hike Up Mountain

"Ieinle" Fuhrcr. who piloted hun
dreds Of Seattle folks and thousands
Of tourists 10 tho peak Of Mount
Rainier. has set a new record for
the ascent OF Mount Edith cayell.
il.o00.foot peak IN the Canadian
Rockies. according 20 word received
here today
'Helnie," with his brother, Hans.
were guides ~ Rainier several years.
They are much alike and u was hard
70 tell them apart. Hans IL still on
Rainier "Helnle" went 10 Jasper
park. in which Mount cayeli is sit.
uaicd. this spring.
Fuhror left Jasper park lodge al
, a m. made the summit al sos a.
m. left again AT a. m. and climbed
down the other side. returning 70 tho
lodge for supper. beating the former
record several hours.
Rainier. which Fuhrer climbed
hundreds Of times. Is "a two-day
climb. being nearly 5000 feet higher
than cayell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
GRAIN COMBINE
TO DISSOLVE
Rumor Huge Concern to Be
Broken UP This Summer

CHICAGO, July ia major stop
prosaging dissolution thia summer
Of tho Grain Marketing Co, the
s2,ooo.ooo cooperative grim con.
cern. will be taken at tho regular
weekly meeting OF the Chicago
Board Of Trade directors hero this
afternoon, tho United Press learned.
Tho directors, according to Gray
silver, president OF tho grain cor.
poration, arc expected TO net IN.
vornbly on petition for member.
ship on tho open market. filed by
the Armour Grain Co. and tho Ro-
scnbhum Grain Co. integral parts
Of the grain marketing corporation.
According to Silver. tho move
does not necessarily mean diasolu-
tion, II merely Ia n stop regarded
aS business prudence" he said.
Loading fnanoiers, however, re-
gard II ~ the initial move in break
Ing up tho huge combine brought
about by consolidation OF four large
grain companies about ycnr ngo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

what's your Idea or a good feature
story. anyway
When you read thru Tito star
every might you probably say; Why
know story as interesting as any
Of these"
Chances arc you know story
even more interesting. Reporters
don't sec everything or hear Of
everything. And they have no mon.
opoIy on ideas.
But ideas are tho mileposta on tho
road TO success. That's what Henry
Baxter discovered in How Baxter
Butted In" The show effs4;fs at the
Blue Mouse theater Saturday.
Bakers IDEAS on a newspaper
started him on the road to success
that's what tho film play Is about
Newspapers are always hunting
IDEAS.
SO here's OUR iden: The Star viii
give four prizes for the best feature
story ideas, about Seattle or Seattle
people To win you should answer,
briefly. these questions.
III what are the two best feat.
urcs in The Starr
t2l What Ia a good idea for a feat
ure story in The Star?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
MILLS BACK AT
WORK AGAIN
Fourth Of July Shutdown
BrieieSt in Three Years

PORTLAND. July s Following
she hriefes, Fourth OF July shutdown
IN three years. 90 per cent OF tir
sawmills on the West coast resumed
cutting Monday morning
The labor turnover was one or the
smallest experienced In yesss Los
glnE. however, is comparatively IN,
active, the reports show, and not
more than 60 per cent Of the fir
camps are operating
Except Tor two plants. all pine
sawmills OF the Inland Empire are
again cutting lumber and a large
majority OF them were closed only
saturday and sunday, Several woods
operations In the pine country are
reported temporarily closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
SEEKS S148,000
Trustee Asks Receiver for
Two Lumber Companies

Collection OF $4,000 and interest
on chattel mortgages, securing q
bond and note issue OF 1929, is sought
I'm a superior court suit instituted
when Burton ]. Wbeelon filed suit
for a receiver for the Rockway. Web
ster Mills & Timber Co. and tn.
Fortson Single Co.
Wheeion acts as trustee for the
extensive properties put up ar secur-
lty for a $4,000 first mortgage gold
bond issue and 600 second mort
gage note issue OF March IS. 1923.
Only ;725 has ever been paid on the
first issue and the entire second issue
mortgage is unpaid. he alleges.
In addition TO collection Of the
si4s. 900. wheeion asks q receiver
for the defendant companies. fore
closure OF mortgages and shsriff's
sale OF their holdings, and 5000 fees
for hts attorneys, Herr. Bayler ~
Croson. -
He succeeded the original trustee.
r. ". Green. June this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

furnishing touches arc being put
L on tho new home Of Asric No.
i. Frutcrnai Order Of Eagles. To-
Gated at the corner Of Seventh avo,
and Union A.. this week. conse-
queutly o J, Gregg. superintendent
for tho Sound Contribution Co, ia a
busy man.
The building must be ready for
,hs opening hali. July IT, tho the
headquarters wiil not b. removed
20 the nav building until August /,
This II one II the finest buildings
In Seattle. and viii cost. when fur.
nNhed ti.2so,OOo II is six stories
high with basement, and contains
So one and tworoom apartments.
The hotel division will hc operated
by a private company AZ the sen.
ator apartments.
The auditorium which IL designed
70 seat 1000, is tho largest and
most iandsomc auditorium In the
cl,y. II il wonderfully lighted. the
six center chandeliers costing $1,000
each. II In 10 be used mainly for
conventions dances and special
functions.
The lodge room IL almost as large
as the auditorium. and Il bcautl.
fully finished. Both the auditorium
and the lodge room are reached by
broad inciincn and also by an
elevator.
The Seattle Aerlo was organized
February 8. 1895. with six members.
on lumber pllo IN tho Moran
shipyard. II now has 1870 mem.
bers. not including tho 1900 mem.
bcrs Of tho Ballard lodge. There
are moro Than 100000 Eagles now
In tho United States.
Ths sfsths president is Bert c.
Ross and Frank Dowd Ia tho gen.
eral secretary.
Henry Bi,,man was tho architect
OF this building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
No English-Sov
Split Likely, Says

LONDON. July s,--Foreign secre-
tary Austen Chamberlain today told
the house Of commons that the gov
eminent lis not considering any
proposal to sever diplomatic relations
with Russia
United Press dispatches from Lon
don yesterday afternoon declared that
relations would no, be booked ~ this
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Prowler Captured
After Sharp Fight

subdued after n short but sharp
battle. Clifton Thomas, 81, OF South
Park. was arrested by Deputy sher.
IN Harrahan near the Pulmonary
hospital, at Riverton, Tuesday night.
Thomas, II was found. was pa.
rolled from the Northern hospital. ut
scdro. Woolley. last month and has
been molesting women around the
hospital during the last few nights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

DoRTLAND. ore. July s-Unit
i Ell Eosh.l-Tho old folks. IN
this Jazz aEc." are just NJ foolish
an the young people and more 90 be
blamed. according 10 Dr. Francis y,
Clark founder 80 president emer.
tus Of the United society of Chris
tiau Eudeayor
lie laid aside ~ other engage
ments A. the international Christian
Endeavor convention here. Tuesday
night. 20 tcll what hs thought or the
doings u tie much,eriticiscd young
er generation.
"rho young follu do iuat what
tho Old folks do. be raid. N a
mother powders her nose. her
daughter win do likewise a father
cant do something and tell his ron
not 10 do n. Children viii not be
any better than their parents.
This tendency Of the day wo call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
SEWER is CAUSE
OF EPIDEMIC
Plan to Rebuild Dangerous
South Park System

Efforts 10 have the seventh ave,
3. sewer system rebuilt permanent.
~ before the autumn rainy season
sets in were 20 be made az We'd
nesday afternoons session OF the
public safety committee OF the city
council
Wednesday It was learned from
reports filed with tho committee
that South Seattle suffered ~.
phold fever epidemic last fan, win.
ter and spring. traced by the city
health department directly TO the
Inefficient and insanitary condi'
tions OF It's sewage system.
City Engineer Blackwell last April
submitted report declaring that
the system should be rebuilt. either
from the general fund or by bond Is.
Sic, and that the cost OF immediate
construction now would be almost
prohlbItive. since only about one.
twentieth OF the lots in the dls,rlc,
are improved.
He said tina, rs per cent OF the
property assessed would have TO be
conftscated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Old Folks Blamed for
"Jazz Age" of Youth

.ibrz' IL not 70 bod IN itself How.
ever. frlyollty keeps the mind of
moro serious. Worthwhile things
THAT il where the danger lies,
There bn't much difference be-
tween boys and girls when y comes
20 reckless living Girls attract
more attention by the things they
fl0.
''ghort skirts and bobbsd hair
powder and paint, are nh part of
this Jar living n viii wear or
soms day"
Dr. CLARK fsid he was not alarmed
over the younger generation. The
whole mass In being ccnhursd Tor
what relatively u few Sensational
youngsters are dong.
This Christian Endeayor ponyens
ton IL just M representative of the
young folks az a boisterous dance
hall"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Civil Service Exams
for City Posts Set

A transportation rate clerk and a
deck storekeeper are being sought
by the civil service commission. APP.
plications for the position OF rate
clerk must be in by August S. and
those for storekeeper by July 20.
Both will be received by the secre.
tary Of the 18th civil service dis.
trict, 2o7 Postoffice building, at
Third and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Deputies Get Is
Gallons and Man

Selling 20 quart bottles OF moon.
shine in truck at the rear OF lio7A
10th ave. s. Deputy Sheriffs Harra-
han, Brewer and Carino. late Tues
day arrested Tony Peruhato. Thcl
they reported they searched the
premises and found 10 gallons more
buried in a barrel in the back yard.
Perubato WAS charged with Illegal
possession and released on $500 ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
BRITON HITS U. S.
DRY ENFORCINe
Says Failure Of Law Caused
Defeat OF American Plan

HONOLULU. r. H.. July S.
Omitted prsssl Chinese efforts 20
eradicate tho opium evil VIII be fu-
ule mn long a. tho theory OF extra
tefrltorRnty permits foreign don't
nation Of ports thru which great
quantities OF the drug are being
smugEled. Or Koo Of China declared
in public session Of tho Institute of
Pacific Relations last night
The speaker described the oppos-
ton Of powerful foreign interests 10
tho Chinese National Anii-oplum
league, but predicted lie growth In
tho face of the stumbling blocks
placed Ia tho way.
&. q. Batchelder explained the
British opposition 60 the American
pian presented al the Geneva opium
congress.
lie said that whilu the American
idea was based on speed ana Wig
nrous action. II was dlscrodiied gen.
orally thruout tho world because ~
tho Conspicuous failure Of tho Vol
stoad act and aniinarcotie law on
forccment' in the United states
william Allen white. Kansas edi'
tor. and Chester Rowell. California
participated In an immigration
formidable. considering education of
the public thru the newspapers IN
problems ~ immigration.
pr. 4. w. Taylor IN an afternoon
speech. said American churches sen
orally opposed tho blunt method IN
which japanese have been excluded
from the United States
pr. Ray Lyman wilbur. president
OF stanford university and presiding
officer at the conference. lauded u
an an institute based on idealiHm
desiring 10 seek tho solution 10 points
OF conflict among Pacific nations"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Restaurant Roof
Caves In; 6 Hurt

BUENos AIRES. July While
diners were peacefully enjoying their
evening meal In the famous rcs,au.
rant. II Tropczon. tho threo'siory
building cavcd in. burylng several
beneath It's debris
Six victims we're taken out sc.
Verely injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Asks More Land for
Seattle Sanitarium

Request for $4,000 to purchase 10
acres OF land adjoining the F'iriand
sanitarium was flied Wednesday
with tho council public safety com.
nittee by DR.. +. T. Hanley. city
health commissioner.
Hanley says that with the pref
ent growth OF Seattle the land ~.
ing vest and south OF Firland win
be needed for extensions OF the
city's big sanitarium within a few
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
1873 Degrees Hot
in Death Valley

nm FkANCINCO. July s Death
Valley, famed in fiction. reported
a maximum Of iss degrees 70 the
United States weather bureau today.
Three years ago the mercury
climbed 10 i2t degrees.
Needles, ON the border brtwesn
California and Arizona. saw iit de-.
grses registered yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Says Counterfeiters
Not Operating Here

A number OF counterfeit dollars,
appearing In Everett recently, has
caused the rumor that a gang OF
counterfeiters were operating in this
vicinity. Capt w. l.. farrell. Z. $.
secret service, announced Wednes-
day.
farrell made an investigation and
obtained a dozen OF the spurious
coins from banks. where they had
been gathering for tho past two
months. Several Of the coins were
identified rs having been issued by
two counterfeiters who are now
serving terms in the pcnltentiary.
FARRELL contiscated the coins. but
says there are no new ones being
issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Renton Violinist Is
Honored in Belgium

Mr.. and Nre. J. w. Their Of Rem
ton. received eahlegram from
Brussels. Belgium. stating that their
son. James Their. had won fret
prirs with his violin at Royal Con.
servatnry OF Music al brussels,
where he has been studying for the
last three years.
lie ia expected home about Aug
/. and viii probably give a concert
in Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Charge Men With
Grocery Burglary

Charges Of breaking into the Tri-
angle grocery at tho intersection OF
Des Moines and Seahurst highways
April 10 were filed against Elmer
Crow and Gerald shute in superior
court Monday. They will be tried
on second degree burglary charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Bathing Girls to
Entertain Meeting

Bathing girls nrc 10 be tho at
traction at the next meeting Of tho
Young Mems Business club. which
is to be at The olympic Hotel
Thursday noon. John j. Sullivan.
Seattle attorney will speak on
"gervice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Charge Man Stole
S1OO Chronometer

Criminal information charging
John l.. larry with tho theft of u
800 ohronomesr from j. M, Jones
was flied IN superior court WednoS-
day. by Harry Rhodes, deputy prose-
cutor A warrant was Issued FOR
larry, charging him with grand
larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Four More Taxicab
Drivers Are Nabbed

Alleged TO have been soliciting
fares in prescribed area, four
Checker Cab Co. drivers were ar.
rested at the Bell ST. dock Tuesday
night and released TO Attorney Hugh
Caldwell. They were charged with
disortierly conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Mussolini Ministers
Resign From Cabinet

ROME. July q Finance Minister
Alberto dc stefari and National
Economy Minister ceNarc Sava have
resigned from Premier Mussollni's
cabinet, according 10 IN official an
nouncsment today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Bourses Close as
Protest on Loans

BERLIN. July g. The Berlin and
Frankfort boursos were closed today
in n sfhour protest demonstration
against tho reichsiag valorlza,lon
committees decision 70 valorizc state
loans. purchased during tho initiation
period a, "a per cent instead OF S
per cent. az originally planned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Shoots Husband;
Actress Arrested

NEW YORK. July Shot by his
actress wife under mysterious cir
cumstances while dining with friends
IN a West Side apartment house.
Alan Davis, actor with the white
Cargo" company. was reported In
a serious condition at a hospital
today.
Mrs Edith Parker Davis, the vic
Tins wife, who. according to the
police has confessed TO the shoot
ing. win be arraigncd in court to-
day on charge OF felonious as
sauit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
SEATTLE SINGER RETr-RNss

Miss Horionsc Green, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green, oba
Broadway NJ, win return TO Seattle
Thursday night for n summer vncn.
ton. Sho has Just returned from
Paris, where shc sponl Il year study.
ing voice under Mndnmo lrlorcnco
lIoltzmnnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
IN GLASS JARS

by Keeping food In Transparent
giuss jpra you can detect. the hrst
signs of decay and often remedy
the matter. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

" YOU have decided to sell your
homo n Star Want Nd viii do II
quicker aud the cost In lcaa. Hcmcm.
bcr Tho star hns the largest cIrcu.
lnLIon.