The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 12

i iW a THE SEATTLE STAR ds i uenes wore asour | DANCE HALL I$'PLANE PLUNGES Canadian “Masters Conc “ave we Guests Route. of Huge Parade) nny "a | BURNEDODOWN INTOLAKE m FINISH Par. | in Madison Park Building Is|Crowds Horvified as Airship 7 WOAA «| Destroyed Early Montlay Falls; Three Escape tt SPECIALS TRAIN 1S j n c - t\\ KEFUSED BY MKS. BRYAN “\ ® + H DAT 5; The f ‘ Name Tracy Advisor KR : for Manufacturers '”* 4 @ ADE 3 : if i ' HITTER WOKDS OF TRIAL, FORGOTTEN 1 (UNIS { is a IN SMASHUP i (b Seneca | Rae ts ea. Son of State Official Runs ; Petes : : Auto Into Telephone Pole ~| ( r nd) mpla, S} n H £% n red ‘| r ; e ‘ 4 | A me of 1 rf . eports, Fish FREEMASONRY IS UNIVERSAL brotherhood. Illustrating the international character | meee i pale Agee, teenbone -aee a dozen Canadians are in Seattle as official guests of the grand enc k f i ‘ : : f t of the United States from the Sovereign Priory of Canada. Above, left oO n eand’e 5 Fishback Anna Scott Eddy, Jennie M. Bentley, Mrs. I rice Whittingham and abeth THIRTEENTH DIVISION Mee ceapaptec od { 4 " Seattle members of the Eastern Star, acting as hostesses to the Canadis A farshal—R. I ( Pipl RK A P i quarters. Below, left, Dr. E. A. Evans, of Quebec, P. Q n ‘ f ; ¢ ex Great Priory of Canada, and Lieut.-Col. G. B. McLeod, of is grand master of the Supreme Great Priory. Photo t bond : Mex fe | Glena: No.: 58. 8 hotel and | FOURTEENTH DIVISION . ; bei fea thie bate : r Here’s How to Locat : | i, Wash eres OW to Locate t SG and rrdinnte guests around th Starr Family Will Se it ig ‘ na, | Puget Sound-—to Tacoma, ¥ Hold Reunion Here : L, Visiting Sir Knights! 4, e V Bremert fam w 4 ] a eg cl STARTING AT FIRST AND MADISON Tuesday at 10 ; ‘ k : thru’ the princips n streets of the city to t Sends <s your home town viewing stand i and I ra. T AC Dp ; jt Well, here is map plainly shows the route of the parade and the best i + te + quarters of the places from which to y the huge spectacle — — sp fes of the visiti n x ar oat Soca Hot | in during their sta 1 n je ee Magee rade of Knights so Ta addition: to the ed | er A { sleeping ; I SOLLOWING is the route of the grand parade 0 Knight at various hotels ae . . r Ri Bok . thru downtown Seattle streets Tuesday, and gates may be re: be i ne of march F commander 7% t . “t} ts from and Madison st. at 10 a. m. North hai “castle fr I and Mad Wa First to Virg to Second ave.; south to Yes- l vay; east to Third ave.; north to Union st.; east to Fourth outh to Seneca st.; east to Fifth ave.; north to Pike st.; east to Sixth; north to Pine st; west to Fiftt ave; north on Fifth ave. to Lenora, at which point the nn will be reviewed by Grand Master Leonidas P. Newby Many co Monumental oe . MAIYLAND—Gr _ Knights Templar a 3 mm range attle FOURTHE DIVISION Ki. Sir Thomas Ship Knights Templar! THE BON MARCHE extends you cordial greetings and h + | mande manderies of Pennsylvania rik 1 DIVIBION. h KR. E. Sir George C, He —that massive piece of construction Y d spanning Second Avenue at Marion _ janticommnna Imperial hot. en, Mi Street is at the very doors of this in- a ommraasidery {sai of Misetealppl ant DAKOTA | quarte Hotel; sleopin mpi Washington manderios of Mississippi and Michi ') gun ery | SIXTH DIVISION TH CAMOLINA — See stitution. Visiting Knights who march under the arch will see the ssi Grand commander National City Bank of Seattle on the ota Creag” en urges you to be at home in the southeast corner. This bank is proud jmanderies of 1inols store at any time. SEVENTH DIVISION | Marshal—r | Clarke an ir } Grand and ‘dinate mM | ideries of California, Wisconsin, | Tennessee, Now Jersey and ( to be so close to the great arch. r Samu nc Officers and employes of this bank extend a greeting of welcome to vis- rein. | mmandery, | HIGHTH DIVISION Re cries ane eon Who wt" The Bon Marche Opens come to Seattle to attend the 36th dery ma iand subordinate com . Triennial Conelave. uanteaeetis crnmandery | mandarin » Alabama ang W YOMENG NINTH DIVISION Marshal—Sir George Thorpe, Sioux commandery Tuesday at 1:30 oClock In honor of the Knights Templar Parade the store will oper at 1:30 o’clock and, as usual, close at 5:30 o’clock Tuesday headquarters, m ! na 1; Aldemar No V jCity, Ta | “ he hgtel; De Mola Grand and ubordinate com. | hone: he ie 1 ml te manderies of lowa, Kansas, Minnewo: le ening Bion nman- ta and Maryland | ; He | TENTH DIVISION Marshal—®. Sir William BH, War] wick, Omal | National City Bank ji Of Seattle itt Clinton 1 ubordinate com | Nebraska, Woat Vir-| le rand com | hotel, | man alin Walla, |, | Olymple inbla, No, 14, | C&rotina | 1 Olympia; }sinia, Arkansas, ¢ uo and North , , No, 2 d hotel. Sun: | HLEVENTH DIVISION | Member Federal Reserve Syste th n= | nyalde fi Ide, Alvord | ‘ b Men v yatem RUArteras olyentts | yale Marshal—@, sir W. ®. Swain ying apartments, Wash ron Aberdeen, 80, Dak | Second Avenue and Marion Street | amon Hamon | Grand and subordinate com A ‘'|manderies of South Dakota, W Joming, Oregon and Montana nal Zone Commandery Wd nH DIVISION 1 Suglep hotels L Marshal Sir Ay Dy MeCanng), 10 And come mandery headquarters loop= ing Apartmenty, Washin hotel NOW Yori Grand ee nde ' BCOND AVE, FROM PIKE TO UNION st.