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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
California Quintet
Euens Up Big Series

CORVALLIS, March 1.-THE Uni
versity of California basketball team
scored a decisive 80 to II victory
ever the Oregon Aggies here last
night. and evened up the series for
the Pacific Coast conference cham
pionship. The Aggies won the first
game of tho series, and the third and
deciding contest is slated for here to-
nirht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Dru1nan's Team to
Haze First Workout

Druxman's ball club, contenders
for tho new senipro league title.
will hold its first workout OF the
season on Broadway playfield Sun.
day at IL noon. The cigar boys
will be under the leadership this
season OF Gus o'Brien. who piloted
the Ben Paris nine to the City
league championship last year.
Any players who are interested in
trying out for Druxman's team will
be welcomed at the practice. o'Brien
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

Progressive bridge tournaments
were not considered necessary to
take old.tiners' minds off ar1uouH
training program. The business
Of hokum was not so far advanced
in those days and ball players were
not supposed 70 have minds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

Nobody wore Knockers in those
days except polished English vii.
lains in clyde Fitch drawingroom
dramas. Bali players who fail.
cd TO wear heavy rcd sweaters and
three days growth Of beard in hotel
dining room were tossed out as i'm.
posters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
By LoRA LA BLANK

DATHiNG beauilen--baek upl Tho
- spo,light'a too busy 10 find
you' Boxing Bellies are now the
flash,
Since Us wlmmln have put Seattle
on tho map Of the sports world by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

alton match play
test. which will
decide tho IIusk .
les hR IN pho II
golfer for the
1925 season.
Colt Manager
Rclso sends on,
Tho. info that all
qualifying cards
must be turned In
not later than
next Saturday
and entrants mus,
announce before
teeinE- Off that
thuy are PLAYING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
YELLnMHnRsE WINS

STOCKTON. Cal. March II. 49,
sacramento trounced the Cards.
10 /, after a big seventh inning
rally. Chief Yel!owhorse, former
Pirate twirler, was on tho mound
FOR the caIlfornions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

sitting Ia at boxing
matches tho sltua-
tons developing
as rapidly as the
kick In a cake Of
yeast nIoid my
gloves. willya,
willis, I kiss III
lips,ickD Fto fans
and persons. the
real facts ms TO
layoi 20 n willing
world n these
wlmblin arc using
tho gloves. No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

isofa IA Blank longer arc thcy
content TO watch tho sock and.,ake
of the professional boxers. No. cir.
They arr taking up boxing
for its own gentle ache. and for
self protection and reduction
combined. IFS fino temper
controller for us girls. too,
cause We gotta 20 thru 4 fife
without scratching an eye out,
even, Hold that bell. willya,
whilst they powder my nose.
That's the reason these girls down
20 Roy Glars Revue at the Palace
Hip have taken up the art. Padded
paddles 10 great for keeping in
physical trim. they'll toll you, and
it's surprising how a littlo chorus
quconio can como right out on tho
glass runway and tell you how
she's a helpless little baby and sho
needs a fond papa or some such
other kld.candy. and then so right
backstnge and start practIcinE left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Tod Morgan Gives belmont L0clng

he has ever tipped the scales. He
weighed In at 1S0 pounds and Del
mont was half n pound heavier.
Morgan wants to take on enough
weight, II he can, to enter the light.
weight class. as he has the frame
TO carry tho extra weight and there
lis more money in tho lS5'pound di.
vision.
Tho coast champion has had the
benefit OF somo good boxing since
coming " Los Angeles. having
worked With Jack Dempsey, Jack
Britton and Mickey Walker several
times. and he has added some tricks
to his ring skill.
JOHNNY JORDAN
is BEATEN
Johnny Jordan. the Tacoma vel.
terNeight, took terrific lacins for
six rounds from Tommy Cello, local
boy, and lost the decision.
Alex Tranbitas, the Portland wei
terwo!ght, fought a dirty fight
against Tommy Ticrnoy md lost the
Esix.round verdict. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
pENNocK AGREES

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
1s.-Herb Pennock, n star pitcher
for the New York Yanks, who sald
he would raise silver foxes before
he would pitch for less money than
Urban shocker. has agreed TO terms.
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round the referee warned belmont to
start fighting or he would disqualify
him.
The fight was so lopsided that nc
ring bugs started TO walk out on tho
scrap along about tho seventh round,
The pleasing thing about Morgan's
showing was that he was just as fast
during tho final five rounds MS he
was during tho first half OF the
fight. Never once did ho slow down,
but kept dancing around Delufont so
fnst that tho veteran couldn't have
hit him with n garden rake.
MEET KApLAN Dsa
Chances arc that Morgan will be
matched with Kid Kaplnn here soon
more than likely at Vernon. Kaplan
Is Weighing IN tho nelghborhood Of
135 pounds, but Morgan thinks that
he can outspced him, Writers OF the
fight game here claim that Morgan
was Off of Kaplnn's list before tho
New York state champion loft the
East.
Morgan weighed more tonight than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Varsity Golf
Meet Starts
Coming Week
Sixteen Qualifiers Will
Compete for U. of w.
Links Championship
BY ALEX C. ROSE

CENIoR, junior and sophomore
- students OF the University OF
Washington viii engage IN the
qualifying is holes Of medal play
on tho q links next week 20 de
tcrmino tho 10 playars who will
comprise tho draw for tho eimin'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

sticks, but that he Is also an
expert In tho other branches
that come under the require
mcnts of full.fledged golf pro,
including being high class
performer on the links.
Tho Inglewood professional has
been searching for good club.
maker for quite some timo and IL
Is very possible that George will
find Walter ready TO try him out
on tho Lake Shores Workshop
bench when no gets his first glimpse
OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
TIGERS PLAY TODAY

AUGUSTA, Ca. March II. To.
day tho Tigers wore TO engage In
tho first practlce game OF the yeur
when the Yannigaus meet the reg.
'ssars In a five inning battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
SAILOR MINES PLAY

BREMiERToN. March 1.-THE
first baseball game OF the season is
scheduled here at Relnhardt's park
this afternoon when tho u. s. S.
New Mexico tangles with tho U. S.
s. Pennsylvania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
.akinaWins
Thriller at
CampusGym
Crack Lewis and Clark
Five Downed by Apple
Pickers, "a to %

Yakima and Charleston meet In
the finals for the Washington
state high school basketball
championship at the University
gym at $3.50 tonight. Ia the semi.
final games this morning Yakima
defeated Naeolt, 33 10 IL, and
Charleston scored IA 81 TO Is vic
tory over iIouuiam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
Paul BerIenbach
Knocks Out Sikh

NEW YORK. March 14,--Paul Ber-
lenbach. New York slugger, won n
technical Knockout over Battling
Sikh, Sengalese boxer, in the ninth
round here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
IiEDS REATEN

>cRLANDo. Fla, March IL. Al
they lost 10 the World cham
IN Washington Senators ycstcr.
day 3 TO 0. the Reds did not look
bad in defeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

GEORGE pURsEY. n younger
VI brother OF Walter, tho popular
professional OF tho Inglcwood Coun.
try club. Ia expected to arrive in
Seattle today. from his homo in
Devon. England.
The newcomer ia also a member
OF the professional ranks. but spe-
cializcs on club making: having
spent many years following this
part Of tho trade In ono OF tho big
club.making factories In England.
According 10 Brother Walt,
Brother George is some pump.
ltins In the art OF shaping out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
TlUO First Sackers VIII
Be Kept by Seattle club
Pera Is Best Rookie Hitter at Santa Maria; Killefer
Will Carry Squad of rs Men for First Few Weeks
of Season; O'Shea Lacks Hitting Strength, Loses

MIA MARIA, Cal, March 14.--"Red" Xii
lefer has made two cuts in his Indian ball
squad and he still has two full teams at
camp.
1t is unlikely that another trimming will
be made for some time as he needs that
many men for the practice games to be
played
But he says that he won't take more than
25 men with him 70 San Francisco for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

YAKIMA and Yaeolt were playing
i ing at $40 this morning In tho
first semi.rinal game for the state
hlgh school basketball championship.
at tho University OF Washington
syn. IN the other semlfinal game,
Hoqulam was to meet clarkson at
1915 o'clock.
Tho games Friday In the state
tournament afforded continued
thrills.
Little Nacolt surprised with n
% TO 20 victory over whatcom
Of Bcllingham.
one Of the days big thrlllers was
won by Yakima over tho crack
Lewis q Clark five OF Spokane. "a
to &c.
Puyallup won over Edison. ss
to 10. while Charleston copped n
- 10 10 verdict over Everett.
Pullman downcd Benton City, 10
to ?. fioqulam won decisive
verdict over Bothcll. 81 to :,
Davenport let wenRtchee down. -
10 r.. wha,eom bcated Lewis &
Clark. 20 TO 10 in one OF the loscra'
games. Puyailup won from Pull
man. - 10 ?. and Everett bestcd
BoSheli. 10 20 Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

We golfers, who arr radio bugr.
L hero u something very interest.
Ing for sou all to isten.in on.
Joe Novak, the well known
and popular professional. late
Of tho spokane Country club
and now attending 10 tho pro
duties OF the berkeley Country
club. California. writes that he
win broadcast n series OF golf
lessons from station kG0 Of the
General Electric CO.. Oakland,
every Thursday night for sey.
cral weeks.
KGO IL Furnishing free charts
to illustrate the talks. so get busy
and write Tor ono. A frcs lesson
is rRra thing and when u comes
over tho radio. It's a novelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

Lefty Brandt is out OF practice Tor
whffs with n wr.nchtd back. He hit
triple in ono Of the practice games and
strained a liEsmsnt in an already sore
shoulder.
Young rsra and Neal Callazhan, of
the rockies. both fret Aaekera. show the
most promise as hltters among thi 1hn-
niEans.
sammy Crane Is tho cue champion OF
ths club. lie does everything on inc
green cloth we'll and his run or seven
A. three cushion billiards the othcr
night would make even Willie Hoppe
green with envy.
When RED" kiuefer takes his olub
10 san Francisco for tho opening OF the
scaron he wont carry more ihsa 20
players.
Frank TobIn insists that Billy lane Is
getting round shouldered from playing
ptnoehi..
Ted baldwin, who is fighting for the
third hasa sob with Frank BrhEill, was
ono OF tho late arrivals In camp. but nc
" starting TO cut 'em looso from tho
third corner and bell soon be throwing
em out on that undsrhsnded heave OF
his from third base on slow rollers. He's
thu best man In tho west on that play
What about Beals Becker: win the
veteran outtielder be carried by the In
diaus7 rs hard 10 tell At the present
limo because IL isn't known whether
Klllefer intends 10 carry five ontfisldera
or not Babe Herman ia being counted
upon Ms one OF the extra fiyehasers and
extra first Eaclcsr Becker Joined the
club late last season aud did some pretty
good hitting for tho club.
George Cutshaw Is acting Ms assistant
manager and chief lieutenant for Kiilefer.
CutshAw IL all business and the veteran
infllider will make some club a valuable
manager one OF these days
Ad Schacht has been down" for the
past few days. Adoiph had couple of
sessions with the dentist and he musta
have tried to cut Ads throat by the
way no has bean squawking about II.
Frank BRAZIL put on burlesuuc with
Sterling STRIKERS golf coat tho other day
and nearly ruined II and they haven't
spoken since.
with all Of tho o'sheas. Callnghans,
Washes and Burkes In camp the liiber-
mans are In n heavy majority.
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opening Of the season.
OF the rockies Ernest Pera and Neal Calaghan are
cinches TO be carried They're both first sackers and it
Pera in the outfed recently TO give him some experience
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their qualifying round.
Doug NIcol win not be on hand
20 defend his titlc. but with Jack
westland. Harold Nlemeyor. Bryan
Winters, Barney savery. Boss Kelso
and many other old aud nav names
on the list. tho competition should
be kocner than ever before.
Tho Eight players who sur
yiye tho first round OF match
play VIII DO placed on tho team
and II l0.man squad Is nnc.
essary. two moro win be taken
from the losers OF tho initial
round via tho elimination pro.
cess,
For those who fail TO get In
10 the select circle In tho cham.
pionshlp group OF 10, flights
win be provided for.
Tho freshmen students win have
their own golf championship the
qualifying round OF which win be
played early next month.
A RcEuTEcr FRANK JAMES
n tho demon builder Of Euli
courses, who is now bury doing hir
stuff nj tho Darlington links. vii
start operations on tho oyerlnks
Golf and Country clubs ishol,
course az Medina some Tins next
week.
The campaign for members has
gone over with a hang and every
thing 10 ready 20 commence this
building Of ths eourue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

Hubstitutssi Hiatlis--ssigsirk. -, Pearl
Hthoenfpid and Pinch. partiand--itosrn
berg, splvak. Ladds ard ponisratnts.
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SUMMARIES
Eleventh Ganr

sahsiifugions - Jssfup for Thnrscu. C.
white tor Grady. GRADY faT c. whlts
officials Referee. Morris, umpire
SBrauist.
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Young rsra and Neal Callszhan, OF
the rockies. both fret haekera. show the
most promise as hitters among thi Yam
uiEans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

Lefty brandt !. out Of practice for n
whffb with wr.nchtd back. He hlt
triple in ono OF the practice games ana
strained A uEament in an already sore
shoulder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

sammy Crane Is the cue champion OF
the club. lie does everything on the
xrssn cloth we'll and his run OF seven
AZ three cushion Billiards the other
sight would make even Willie Hoppe
green with envy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

Frank TobIn insists that Billy lane Is
getting round shouldered from playing
pinoehle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

uhru RED" kiuefer takes his olub
10 san Francisco for tho opening OF the
scaron he won't carry more thaa %
players,
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Frank BRAZIL put on burlesduc with
Sterling STRIKERS golf coat tho other day
and nearly ruined It and they haven't
spoken since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

with all of tho O'Sheas. Callnghans,
washes and Burkes In camp the Hiber-
mans are IN heavy majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

Ad sohacht has been down" for the
past few days. Adoiph had a couple of
sessions with the dentist and he mus,a
have tried to cut Ads throat by the
way hs has bean squawking about It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14

George Cutshaw Is acting Ms assistant
manager and chief lieutenant for Kiilefer.
CutshAw il all business and the veteran
infilider will make some club valuable
manager one OF these days,
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7E BANDS FOR RADIO MOTION PICTURES SOON TO BE FIXED
WNT1AW
NENkEZ
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE NEW
WANTS APPEARING IN TODAY'S
CLASSIFIED SECTIONS

hEHSN AlkE a FEW OE THE NEW
WANTS APPEARING IN TODAY'S
CLASSIFIED SECTIONs
NECKPIECE-Lost: black fox furs
PA. AVE. ~ w.-Two large roornA
End floor: sink in kitchen; so.
HAYNES and Ford touring, good
running condition.
DIAMOND RING - Lost: TIFFANY
setting in white soIdi reward
offered.
A SPECIAL business property for
sale In 1900 block Of II. ST. N.
E.. $12,6 500 for quick sale.
BEAUTIFUL 2, ana 4-room
apartment elegantly and COM
pleteIy furnished for houaekeep-
ing; $50. 2s6, $40. $50 and $50
month; phone
SHOE salesman. experienced. apply
BOSTON terrier puppies, cheap,
pups to make room for younger
stock
MOVE IN-6-room bungalows cleo,
E. two lots; price, &3,sSo: $40 cash;
$40 month.
MAHD-whits; German preferred.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS TURN TO
THE CLASSIFIED SECTION,
PAGES 90 AND 2o.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
New York Coffee Market

NEW YORK, March 31.-The
coffee market was from Is to 45
points lower at the opening today:
May, 1915: July, 100; Sep
TENDER, 1876; December, 1880;
March. 1929.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
DEFENSE Opens
CROSS QUIZ
Of SHEAN
Witness Testified Chapman
Was "Mr.MiIIer" Who Rob-
bed New Britain Store
By DAVID SENTNER
international News Service.


HARTFORD. Conn, March 3D.
With the shadow Of the moose cast
about the neck Of Gerald Chapman,
mail bandit. through the testimony
OF Walter e. Shean at the Chap.
man trial here for murder, defense
counsel today began savage
cross-examination of Shean.
Shean took the witness stand
with the same self possession he
exhibited at yesterdays trial when
he identified Chapman as the Mr..
Miller" who broke into the New
Britain department store on Octo-
Der IL, which resulted in the killing
Of Policeman James Sicily. Shean
testified he aided Chapman in the
robbery.
Attorney Frederick J. Groehl
launched Immediately into an as
sault on the Shean testimony
Shean said he was thirty-eight
years old and divorced, living in
Springfield, Mass. He testified
George Brown introduced Chapman
to him last June.
'"You didn't know Brown was a
safebreaker?'
''No."
Groehl questioned Shean about
another Brown-an Inspector Bill
Brown Of the Secret Service. He
developed that Shean had discussed
with Inspector Brown the arrang'
ing of the return Of some stolen
bonds.
shean said a Joseph Marshall
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
METROPOLITAN
IS HOST To
NEWS|ES
200 Carrier Boys View Charlie
Chaplin and Jackie coogan
in 1.-THE Kid"

More than 200 carrier boys Of
The Washington Times were the
guests of Harry M. Crandall last
night at the Metropolitan Theater.
For nearly two hours the young
merchants. who daily deliver this
newspaper to your home, laughed,
shouted and chucEled with glee at
the antics of Charles Chaplin and
his tiny colleague, Jackie Coogan'
in the film comedy. 1.-THE Kid"
Assembling in front Of the Hearst
building at o'clock, the young
sters marched to the theater. head
ed by The Times-Herald Newsboys'
Band. The band gave brief con-
cert outside the theater before en-
tering the building.
"The Kid" however, was not the
only funny thing on the bill.
Lloyd Hamilton came in for his
share Of applause as star Of ''Half
a Hero"
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
IOWA SENATORIAL VOTES
TO BE RECOUNTED HERE

Collection Of the ballots in the
last Iowa Senatorial election, which
resulted in the filing Of q contest
against Senator Smith w. Brook
hart, Republican. by Daniel Steck,
defeated Democratic candidate, will
start next week, it was announced
today.
Colonel A. r. Thayer, employed
by the Senate Elections Committee,
will leave for Des Moines Monday
to supervise the collection. Thayer
will bring the ballots to Washing
ton for the recount.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
POVERTYFEAR|S
BLAMED FOR
Staying
Mrs. c. Sheridan Shoots
Daughter Dead-Wounds
Self and Son
BY International News Service.

SOMERVILLE, N. j.. March 81.
-Deluded by the thought that pri.
walton would come to her children
because of financial reverses, Mrs.
Catherine Sheridan today shot and
killed her daughter, Helen, seven.
teen, and seriously wounded her
son, James. fourteen, and then
wounded herself.
Mrs. Sheridan went first to the
room Of James, pressed the revolver
90 his head and fired. The bullet
glanced. Then Mrs. Sheridan went
TO the room where Helen still was
sleeping. Helen was shot in the
temple and back, meeting death
without awakening.
Mrs. Sheridan then lay across the
foot of her daughters bed and fired
o shot into her breast. She is not
expected to live.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
SEARCH IS ON FOR TWO
LOST FLORIDA FLIERS

SEBRING, Fla. March 81
Stuart Moir, southeastern repre-,
sentative Of the Fairchild Flying
Corporation, passed through here
early today en- route to West Palm
Beach, where he will take charge
of an airplane ordered from New
York and today personally conduct
the search for two airmen of that
corporation who have been missing
since last Friday.
The failure Of Otis Harden, pilot
Of one Of the three airplanes sent
out to search for the missing air
men yesterday, to return here last
night, led to the belief In some
quarters that he had located Cap
tain r. A. Smith and e. B. Lott
while others feared that he likewise
was lost in the everglades.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
NORTH ATLANTIC COAST
DUE TO HAVE GALES

The United States Weather Bur-
eau today ordered storm warnings
displayed from Sandy Hook to East
port, Maine.
Disturbance south of Nantucket
Is increasing in intensity and will
cause strong northeast and north
winds today, probably reaching
gale force and shifting northwest
tonight" said the warning.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
was connected with The bond trans
ZINES sf1T Paofo

was connected with the bond trans.
action.
100000 Of Stolen Bonds.
Didn't Marshall offer you the
bonds?" Groehl asked.
Eyes. He had 100000 worth of
stolen bonds to get rid Of
Shean denied he knew anything
about the bond transaction in Wy.
oning and Reading, Pa.
In the midst Of a. series Of ques-
tons by Groehl in connection with
his story of the Davidson and Levan'
thai robbery, Shean said:
II went into the Davidson robbery
to get all the money out of 1t
could
GroehI summoned a Nicholas
Baker" into the courtroom and asked
Shean If he had not taken $4,000
from Baker.
Denies He Is SwindIer.
Shean replied the money was q
loan for his advertising agency.
Didn't you swindle Baker out
The Washington times., 1925-03-31

A. w. Frye, supreme commander
of the Maccabees in the United
States and Canada, and the State
deputy commanders of four States,
were the speakers last night at a
special meeting OF Alexandria Tent
No. 2. The meeting was held III
the Alexandria National Bank build
ing and twelve of the forty-three
applicants for admission to the or
der were initiated by the degree
team of the local tent.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
CUBAN AMBASSADOR :
PAYS VISIT TO COOLIDGE

Ambassador de la Torriente oil
Cuba paid an informal visit to
President Coolidge at the White
House today. De la Torr1ente, who
has resigned, is returning home
immediately by way of Florida.
AS soon as his resignation is ac-
cepted, De la Torriente will return
to Washington and formally present
bis letters of recall to the Presi-
dent.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31
Moro Trouble Feared

MANILA, March 31.-Governor
General Leonard Wood announced
today that Moro chieftains IN the
provinces were retiring to their
native fortresses threatening trouble.
due to grievances against Filipino
officials.
The Washington times., 1925-03-31

Mrs. William Ramey, 1909 Duke
street, who was freed yesterday on
charge of stealing flowers from
a cemetery. today brought suit
against C.. Freeman, 119 North Co
lumbus street, charging malicious
prosecution. The case will be tried
in April. Freeman, it is said, failed
to prove that the flowers Mrs.
Ramey had were stolen.