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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
RUSSIAN FORCE
ON THE MARCH

COPENHAGEN. March ei--De.
tachmenir OF the Russian Bolshevik
army were reported In Berlin dis
patch today 90 be marching toward
Budapest 20 aid the ncw soviet re-
public established In Hungary.
The dispatch said n state Of war
has been declared against the entente
and iha, a general mobilization has
been ordered IN Hungary
Dispatches from Vienna said the
Boishcvikl in Budapest have prom
ised that the main forces Of the
soviet armies would be ready to
march into Hungary within a few
weeks. The newly formsd work
mems ministry in Budapest IL said
to be headed by Alexander Garhai
The Hungarian soviet republic. nc.
cording 20 budapest dispatch. has
sent wireless message 60 Premier
Lenine. asking him 60 come % Ruda.
pest aud personally take charge Of
the situation. Icnine was greeted
as the international leader" and was
assured Of Hungarian solidarity"
He IL said TO have replied. asking
that he be kept constantly advised
OF the military situation.
Count karoiyi. in announcing the
resignation OF his ministry. issued
proclamation. declaring allied occupa.
ton was intended TO make Hungary
the jumping off place" for opera.
iions against the Russian Boisheviki.
with the aid Of Czech troops He
said the workmen'a and soldiers
councils had decided that they must
form an armed alliance with the Boil.
sheviki against the entente.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
NAY BOMB VILLA
SANG IN MEXICO

Ell PASO. Tex. March .i-Re.
ported killing Of five Mexican cattle
rustlerz by United States cavalry
men. who chased the bandits miles
into Mexico southwest Of here. was
n line with a new movement today
for pacifscation OF the border coun-
Try.
Use OF American alrplanc squad.
rons to locate the Mexican bandits -
the leading feature OF a proposed In
creased border guard.
Inability OF the Carranza govern
ment to prevent border raids on
American ranches was pointed to as
the result % the reported American
pursuit below Ruldosa- Also strong
denials have been received OF the
carrunxi<ta claim that the bandit
chiefs. Lopez. Vega. Hoiauin and
Uipoliso villa. were killed by federal
troops In Mexico.
Prominent Spanish.Americans in
New Mexico are reported to be back
tng the movement 10 send American
military airpianes to hunt the Willis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Philippine Agents
on Way to Capital

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2l.-En
route to Washington. u. c., to dis.
cuss independence for their arohipel-
ago, members OF the Philippine indie.
pendence commission arriving on ap
army transport are spending n few
days in San Francisco comforting
with local business men regarding
TRADE conditions between San Fran.
cisco and the Philippines.
The commission Is composed OF
men prominent In governmental.
financial. industrial and manufactur.
ing circles Of the island. Rafael
Palma. Philippine secretary OF the
interior. heads the party, which was
sent by the Philippine legislature to
take up with Washington the aucs.
tons OF independence and closer
commercial relationships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
YANKS KILL ; MEXICANS'
R. E. TWOHY Is
DEAD IN FRISCO
Young Engineer Famous for
His Building Records

Announcement ~ the death, Satur'
day IN san Francisco. 81 r. ~
TNohy. famous on the Pacific coast
as an authority on railroad consiruc-
ton. was received by friends and
relatives in seattle SUNDAY.
Altho only IS years of agc, Twohy
was recognised as a genius when II
came 10 railroad construction, having
engineered the building % over zoo
miles of road into the yellow Head
pass. In the Canadian itockica, con-
sldered an unusually difficult en-
ginecring problem.
Twohy was Interested IN the Seattle
North Pacific Shipbuilding Co.
which viii suspend operations for 10
minutes Tuesday morning. ut the
time OF the funeral He was also
a director In the Pacific Car q
Foundry Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
GIVES LOAN TO THIEF
ON PAIR SHOES

PHILADELPHIA. March "a
Harry Dickman. clerk AT Hyman's
pawnshop. gave out pawn tickle,
and Sc ON his own shoes and Is look
ing for a negro who pawned them.
The negro. who does odd Jobs. worked
at plckman's house during the day.
When he finished a SIS pair Of shoes
had disappeared. The negro, who
doesn't know Dlekmau. walked Into
the pawnshop and pawhed the shoes.
The head clerk didn't recognize the
footwear until the man left the shop,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
President Rescues
War Insurance Fund

WASHINGTON March 2a.-presi.
dent Wilson win allot sufficient
funds from his own emergency fund
70 meet the needs Of the war risk
insurance bureau. Secretary Glass
announced today.
The presidents decision was re.
eeivcd by Glass by cable this morn.
ing.
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tas In the mountains and alkaii
plains OF chihuahua. Bombing from
the air IL possibility.
This proposal for open military Co
operation with the Carranxa govern
ment is said 90 h. awaiting the re-
turn Of President Wilson TO Wash.
ington. when IL will be- suggested
that a special American commission
b. appointed to take up this and 9TH
err subjects with CRrranxa.
Gov. I.arraxoio Is being urged as
head Of this commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

urday said II was up for considera.
ton. The United Press said It's
presentation had been postponcd)
IL may be reserved until the con.
stitution il debated by the plcnary
session. Many of the delegates are
understood 10 favor equality OF ma.
tons. but not OF nationalities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Easter Cards
and Novelties

Buying Noac Gives You
Variety
Easter Post Cards in APP
propriate designs, dozen,
1Oc.
Easter Greeting Cards,
with clever verses, Sc,
Zoe, 1oc, 25e.
Easter Novelties - all
kinds of quaint little af-
fairs, 1Oc, 15c, Csc
and up.
Easter N apkins with
with Easter designs, the
dozen. Sc.
Luncheon Sets with DAFT
fodils and pussy willows,
very pretty indeed; set,
S5c.
STATIONERY SECTION
UPPER MAIN FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
New Madras
OverdrapeS
They Reflect a Home
coming Atmosphere
Scotch Madras at Soc

4 HCy NcJteCt u HOHte-
coming Atmosphere
Scotch Madras at Soc
Draperies of imported
madras, allover designs,
with borders, and very
serviceable.
Madras Draperies at Coo
Scotch and American
Madras in pleasing pat
terms. flowers and birds,
in colors of gold, blue, green
and rose.
Overdrape Madras Zoe
How pretty one can fix
up the rooms by the use
of madras. They may be
used for overdrapes, pill
lows and shirtwaist boxes.
Bird and floral designs in
pretty colors.
THIRD FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
nnEAK THU STORE FLOOR

NEW YORK. March st.--Burglars
forced open a cellar door. sawed thru
floor. and blew open safe. at
SIS Pearl 81. occupied by o. J. Ma.
lgnc 4 Co. makrrs OF printers rolls.
They found the safe empty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Seattle. March 10. 1919.
My Sweetheart:

Seattle. March 10. lsis.
My Sweetheart:
This Il a rather lonely Sunday
for me. 10 I thought I'D write
few lines To my big boy.
Reed your most welcome hitter
last week. after somewhat Of n
long walt.
Nc~. sweetheart. do think
this separation we're having
now will be fine for both Of ns.
When we get together again.
wv'Ii appreciate zach other and
begin life all over anew. In
new place. and forget the hor.
ribic past. II was all big mis-.
take. wasn't its ] surely sec
things much differently than I
did when yon left.
! am gaining all the time.
Everybody ssys how well I look
and how fat I'm getting.
VIII that house you have In
yiew be furnished or unfur.
nisheds I can hardly walt until
you tell me I can 20 Ia you.
I'm sure I'll just love IL over
there. imagine II l. beautiful
over there In the sprinrtim~.
He sure and take the best ~
care 81 yourself. and don't work
one bic harder than you have 10.
DO you see any change In the
business since you have had
charge Of its How many help
ers have you?
Papa and Florence are both
here this week end. Tho new
farm house ~ slowly being built;
from what ] can hear II will be
some house.
Whatever happened 10 those
snapshots you once spoke of
Didn't they turn out 10 be any
good? Take some more, because
you know am interested In
that country. and would like to
see pictures Of places Of interest
to you.
How do you put In your time
on Sundays and evenings? I'll
bet you get Just a little lone
some for the old girl. some
times. don't you?
Can't think Of anything else
20 write. 80 will close. Hoping
TO hear from you soon, I re-
main, your Loving wife.
GRACE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Debates Are Long

handled Tho war council saturday
reached the point where Il started
on this matter and decided 60 adopt
the program originally proposed.
The French Htlil hops FOR an IN,
ternational pool II war expenditure.
ia which the United states would
pay the majority 81 the bills. A an
alternative. they suggest information.
hAEaiiou 81 exchange. This would
bring up the economic value 81 the
franc. with consequent loss In tf~
present value Of the dollar.
"Meanwhlic. France has done moth
ms tn date 20 meet tho serious flnan.
ciai situation confronting her. due 10
this hops Of some international ar.
rangrmcnt The French people have
not been taxed within 80 per cent as
heavily as the British and Amefi.
cans for carrying on the war
Against the set program 81 hnv'
iug all committee reports submitted
BY March >. only two major commit
tees have completed their work the
military and naval bodies. Rcpara.
ton. boundaries and post war eco
nornlc terms are atm IN q fluid state.
AT the present rate ~ progress.
the discussions must drag on for
weeks hut certain coufereeH agreed
this cannot ~ the case. In view Of
the reports from Hungary and Ger
many. some drastic action appears
likely 10 be taken within a few days.
Whether the peace treaty IL com
pietcd by next saturday. aa planned.
depends upon whether n different
program from the present pickering
IL forced thru"
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Priced $500 to 1926
Alluring New Boudoir Caps

Daintiest of SATIN lace and Georgete crepe COM
bined in most fascinating manners to make these
Boudor Caps-little rosebuds and ribbon give them
Springlike air Priced S1.95, $780, S4.95.
FLooR-TfIE BON MARCEE
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WORLD FACING
SERIOUS FACTS
Greater Threat Today Than
Year Ago Is Belief
7 Continued From Page One

noishovism has been increased
hundrcdfold boy this new situation ih
Hungary
Disorder Threatens
"a year ago. every one In the
world was az work said one II the
leading economic authorities here.
III thoy were not fighting, they
were producing In addition. patri'
otto Impulse was speeding up work.
The governments had control and
every one had 10 do something hnt
everything lu NOW headed for Htagna
ton end disorder unless speedy
counter action IL taken
In the meantime. the peace con
ference II In the worst mnddle since
"a opened The hour OF decisions
having arrived. II can be stated that
the situation II nA follows.
There ~ constant tendency TO
drag In extraneoua questions. For
instance. the Syrian question. which
has no bearing whatever on peace
with Germany.
THE question - territorial rights
In Dalmatia Is constantly bobblng
up, altho II l. purely one for Inter
allied settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Baby's Own Bed
And Bdby's Bed accessories

White Enameled Bed
for the new baby-and
we all know that baby
should have a bed to
himself - it's for his
health and comfort. This
bed is 1896 inches,
with springs, wooden
wheels and rubber tires.
Priced $500.
Mattress to fit, $1.65.
Quilted Pads, to go OF
the little bed. SOC tC
$1.5O.
Double Blankets, Bea.
con cloth. pink or blue
border. for $3.50.
Pillows. 12x14 inches
soft and white, each,
1Oc.
BABY SHOP. SECOND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

as long as the distance from New
York to san Francisco and as mar
row as Lake Erie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
When Warmer Days Bring Ont Sheerer Waists
Pretty Camisoles Are an
Important Part of Ones Dress

X AMISOLES, charming to high degree and re-
~ markable values when you come to look at them.
Flesh colored crepe de chine and wash satln trimmed
with bands of Georgette crepe, or spicy with laces
ribbons and rosebuds Some are in the convenient
spover STYLE with many clevery contrived shoulder
straps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
STORRS TAKEN
TO 0KkNOCAN
Says He Wants TO Be Re-
united With Girl
: Continued From Page One


The county commissioners are ready
20 undertake the construction of the
building. and the only thing that re-
mains ~ the purchase "f site as
near the courthouse as possible.
The cost OF the building. including
the site. IL estimated az sum In
the ncighburhood of 81 600 geo
Dudley storrs. the man In the
ease" and one OF the storm ccntcrs
OF the most sensational eases OF re-
cent years. left about $50 Monday
morning for Okanogan. in the Gus.
tody Of sheriff Harry A. stark. Of
that county Prosecuting Attorney
". c. Gresham. of Okanogan county,
accompanied the sheriff and his pris
oner.
Storrs was released from the city
iall and Immediately rcarrcsted by
sheriff stark on warrant charging
gross misdemeanor
Prosecutor Gresham declared that
hts plans were not complete. bat that
Storrs would be charged with abduc'
ton. felony. and with violation OF
the state moral code, a gross misdo-
meanor
Says It's Joke"
lie win be arraiKned Tuesday or
Wednesday. and the date OF the trial
set az some time between the 18th
and 2sth OF April Gresham stated
/ further that b. would ask that the
I hail on the two charges. u filed. be
set nj s. 900 and $4,000 respectively.
storrs said sunday. In the city
l iaii. that he had planned no defense
and would not until his arrival In
| the Eastern Washington county. Tic
stated that the abduction charge was
"A Joke" and that he hoped to ect
out ON bail and work In Okanogan
until tried.
sheriff Strlnser talks about want
Ing TO get her nerves settled" he
said. In speaking OF Ruth Garrison.
I Il can do more TO help her than
anybody know by talking with her
They don't want me To see her. tho.
and that settles a."
Two days before Mrs Grace
Storrs was poisoned. she wrote de-
voted letter to her husband. Dudley
NJ Storrs. who was then about %
say goodbye 20 Ruth Garrison. az
I Okanogan. The letter was inter
cepted by the authorities after the
/ murder. and will be- used In tbs
I trial Of Storrs 20 show that his wife
was devoted 10 him. even az the
time he was living with another
woman
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BABY SHOP SECOND FLooR-THE BON MARCfiE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

Pillows. dawn pink or
blue sateen coverings,
12x16 inches, CSC.
and Pillow Slips
to match, hand en-
broidered; set 1925.
.Baby's Quilts of wash
able satin; pink or blue
silk tufted; $685..
,R-THE BON MARCHE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-30

New York, July 3OA high degree of
sitOn the
comment and made think that declines in standard issues while
sharply o
that halt is imminent the long continued bull operations But
ncd
be
Ger
Otherwise its to
sudden ends. a
but a
II issues
United
70
rs the sci urcSur ed
was stocks.
212 o 21014
advanced o o
United
40. Iroiuc movcdup from to 11334.
industrial virtually unchanged
traded
lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-30
Diyidends
ALDINE TRUST COMPANY
2O20 Chestnut ST pbiIadelnbja

- ZOZO Shestnut ST., philadelphia
The Board Of Directors OF this Comma ny
have declared a. regular quarterly dividend
Of two and one-half per cent on the capitai
Of the Company, payable August Ist i9l9
to stockholders Of record July 25th, i9i9,
Checks will be mailed.
THOMAS II. INGRAM
Tran
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-30
CHANGE IN MARKET POSITION
CAUSES COMMENT BYBROKERS
Variations to Be Regarded Simply Incidental to the Bull
Carnpagn-Bonds in Fair Demand
High Points in Today'S Financial Ncps

Traders the New York exchange bear and brokers
nue advise moderation dealings Shares of the American Ship
and Commerce Corporation make their initial the local
exchange limited exchange rallies
from weakness the morning checks selling
in the pit is silver lower
higher in London.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-30
LITTLE OF INTEREST OCCURS
ON THE LOCAL EXCHANGE
Shares of american Ship and Commerce Corporation Make
Initial Appearance--SteeL Sells off

Business Philadelphia Exchange
little interest Traders slow about getting waiting apparently
late would have market opinion.
While the opening of the exchange
United States Steel of Lake Superior the early dealings and
this while
quite heavy trading, slid off II.
in the
holding levels
Susquehnna
Wesmoreland up
Telephone
Electric and Peoples Traction u Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-30
TRADING IS LIMITED
IN OUTSIDE MARKET
Oils Quiet, Without Special
Change-Interest in Motors
Is Lacking

New York. July 30.-Trading on the
Broad street Curb was on large scale
in many stocks, with some new promo =
tions being forced into prominence by
execution of manipulative orders in
larg" volume.
The Sinclair Oil Combination took
new Shap" on the announcement that the
new company had been chartered in New
York instead of Delaware. Oil stocks
were generally quiet without special
change.
Motor stocks also showed little
change. Fisk Rubber Tire ranging 471b
to 4GH.
Allied Packers sold at 6415 to 621h.
Commonwealth Petroleum was traded
in at ISL to IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-30
LONDON METAL MARKET

New York, July 30.-Advices received
at the New York Metal Exchange this
morning quoted prices in London today
as follows: Tin-spot, EGGS, a drop of
f2; futures, f266 los, loss of los and
straits. f269, a decline of f3. Sales
spot 100 tons; futures. 400 tons. Stand
ard copper-Spot, f104 los I'd; futures.
f105. both off e. los. Sales, 100 tons.
Electrolytic copper-Spot, f110; fu-
lures, f125, unchanged. Lead Spot,
f24; futures, E24 12s Cd, un-
changed. Spelter Spot, lf41 los;
futures, f42 1os, both Of FL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-30

New York 'chanse Closes Saturday
New York, July 30.-Thc New York
Stock Exchange will be closed on Sat
urday, August 2.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMIksiy COMMIksiyoESSa;ply ~; plylS,
N. FAIRMOUNT PARK VI

Is7 City Hall, PhiiadeIpbya
Sealed proposals VIII be received at fiji.
August 4, 1919, for dredging. i"ursday'
Full particulars as to form and every re-.
quirement OF me proposal. with the neeee-
fained at this office. 10 %
The GSmmissippsFs siS S,d. reserve the rish. to
BY order OF the Commissioners Of Fair
mount Park.
ALAN CoRsoN.
Chief Ep0fna..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-30

Stocks l.246. 500 shares. compared with
OS3 32O shares sold yesterday: thus far
this week 3,216,s2i; same period last week
4, ,405, 800.
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
rONOpAH S'rOCEc
MISCELLANEOUS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York, July s0-3UTTER-HiEhera and
56m bsh c: extras, bah c. inside: frsts 5ah
q 55c: seconds. 50052c; state dairy. 54E as
55c. -"
EGGs-steady. Receipts. 2s,asO cases
Fresh; gathered extras, 81 q 5Sc: storage:
packsd extra arss = soo Si sac. storage
8l a ssc; dirties, No. /. 8s a ssc: No 2 2seI
s7c; checks. ss q ssc; checks. underarade.
western whites, 4s65oci Paciic Coast ssSs
hsc; western and southern sathered whites.
20 q sc; state and nearby hennery browns.
hs q 62c; gathered browns and mlx,S coiors''
40 . bici fair 70 prime. 4s@51c
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pELAwAHE RIVER RAiLRoAl,

Broad street Station w.
Philadelphia. July 10, 1919.
offics until noon Of the S1st day az INV
1913. for sale TO this comIIany at the low.
number Of its First Mortsase AZ BonSs
maturing August /. 1890. TO Invest the sum
of t1b.900 in accordance with the Sinkins
Fund provision Of the mortgage securing the
'''' j., s. vANzANpT. Treasurer.
PROPOSALS FOR GASOLINE. OILS AND
GNEAsEsr-Raw Materials Division Oifics
Blrector OF Purchase. Munitions Building
Xeshinston. ID. C.--Sealed proposals viii
- received here until 10 A. NJ, September
~. 1919. snd then opened, for Furnishing
rceqline. Kerosene. lubrieatins ellis. fuel oil
1cd 8Teesen required hy Army during o.
's 9sl 9sslau "oS oS .lsissssiss. Dsss@ssr. ists
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Special Meetings
Ssy5 THE HUNTINGDON a. 8R0A6 T.,;,
- MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CO.
COMPANY A

Notice Is hereby given that , xn.,-
meeting Of the S@tockh0ders @ OF The Hunf.
ingdon Broad Top Mountain Railroad 4
general offices of the company, isos n Notnss ths
American Building. Broad and sa1sonN NSrth Si.
1919, at ~ o'clock noon, to take sst,oI nZth; p
reference 70 entering into an aarsern In N
iatlng to compensation TO be paid us sor re-
use and control of the companys Ut, the
property and the operation. ma Inten ncn troad
return Of such property and Other -, ana
conRsotsd with o or SrowinE out Of the Federal
property by the President Of III. rnIicsaa sHca
States. ohiteo
J. d. GoRMLEy
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THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVIGATION
COMPANY '' Ao~

PhiladelPhia, June o5, 1919.
DIVIDEND No. 1853 "'
The Board Of Managers this dav dao,.s
a quarterly dividend OF two per cent al ea
per share) on the Capital Stock Of the CnmD
pany, payable August go 1919, 70 stonL
holders as resistered on the books ~ ~
Company at 3 o'clock p. m, July Al 1oIa
Checks Will be mailed to stockhoIders who
have filed permanent dividend orders "ho
HENRY H. PEASE. Secretary
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FINANCIAL

HAVING GIVEN Up BUSINESS to enlist.
and not desiring to re-estab blish young
business man. 20. desires to locate with
French or English exporter. manufact cturer
or large corporation; only firms OF good
standing. Eleven years of thorough prac-
tical business experience.
Highest credentials and all other informa.
ton at interview.
II 800. LEDGER OFFICE,