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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
GRID teams IN FINE SHAPE
CHAMPIONSHIP OF STATE
HINGES ON ROANOKE GAME
virginia High school Title VIII he
Decided Saturday
Afternoon.

Interest In all Virginia schools is
conferred on Saturdays game between
The Roanoke High School and tho John
Marshall High School cicvcnS for the
State High School grid championship.
The game will he one OF the most i'm
portant OF the season. and Will be
played at Roanoke. Both teams arc
extremely confident Of winning the cup,
but admit that the battl" will be the
hardest fought OF the season. Satur-
days game will officially bring the
season TO close.
During the entire season John Mar
shall suffered but one defeat. being
beaten by tho Blackstone Military
Academy in a hard-fought .-to-6 game.
No high school eleven managed TO cross
Newport News High School team man
aged TO hold the John Marshall agSrc-
cation 10 a o-to0 tie III the carly part
OF the season.
Team in Perfect Condition.
The Richmond foojballers are tocinE
Coach Lew Stringcr has whipped ms
eleven into Il faultlcsS machine. and
promises 10 give the Roanoke club the
Ugh! OF their lives. Regular practice
has been going on for some time. ami
Richmond students are certain Of their
ability to give the Hoan"kc bunch Il
SeNSre drubbinS.
ON the other hand. the Roanoke
eleven has cleaned UP all teams in the
northeastern section OF the state. Word
comes from that place TO the effect
that the team is ready for the gong
and in better shape than at any time
during the season: TIPS given out
last night by a visitor from that city
indicate that the Roanoke crowd viii
.use an aerial attack in tho title game:
Forward passing, line huck!nE ana
tackling have featured the training OF
the pigskin men. according to the in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
HAVANA ENTRIES

First racc--nv" and ono half furlonS=-vain
Chick. o.: Annahcila. oS: Nucthorn H. 90:
S:,nowhiii. TO-: Hatrack. lo;: Perfect Lady.
Second racc-fvc and nc-halr furlonrs-
Marys Magnetic. q: Price Director. %: Pom
lard. 49, Count Boris. Zoe: Naomi Walton
lo.: Lucky Pearl. los: Roundci. inJ: Buster
Clark; lo,: Galway. 10: Anxiety. no. Theo-
Thrill racc--hye and -halc furlones-
Tho, Talkrr. l"i: Al Hudson. 10: Frank
10; Brizz no: Shoddy. 40: K'ymar. no.
Fourth r1cc-tiNS and "no-h half furlnnrs-
Terrible Miss. %: col Harrison icJ: Lam
Post; ~: Worthwhile. no: Lindsey. 10: Egg
mont 10: FiClli" Fancy. 10: Fra.cucio Il3
Fifth rac"-sN furlonrs- Marion Iioiiiny
loi: Sedan. lol: Suffrage. i0"; SlScerfscc iCa:
Aware. loi: Hank oDav. IN: IIoCrir II.
sixth rac"-milc aud twenty yards--Steio.
HI Is; r"m i6s q" lad ;l5nc Grey oS:
loS: Ehymcr. lo6: Little Nearer los: Eli
Ifuniev. Ia: Cna-. 10,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
RICHMOND COLLEGE SPORT
INTEREST SHIFTS TO Gym"
Forty CnnditlntcS Turn out I'm First
Few Dnys' Basketball
Practice.

during tho past six days athletic in
forest ut Richmond College has shift
ed from Stadium Field. where Coach
DonSon whipped into shape his winning
sridlron nttchinc. to the present gym"
WnSrc inc Sp~dcr duint will bc evolved.
most OF candidates reported for
practicc yesterday, and others are cN
DcctcG out in the next few DAYS in
response to DobSOn'S call for recruits.
~ least forty aSpirantS for the 1870
haSkctball team showed up for yes
tcrdayS training. Coach Dobson iui-
tiaicd tho willing scrubs into the mys-
tericS of dribbling and placement OF
hands in shooting for goals.
Somewhat the" same conditions face
the Red and Blue athletic director in
this sport as confronted him upon his
return To the local college in tho fail.
when h. found the ragEcdcst pros
poets for football since he began
coaching the Spiders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

Freak Golf Play Stories
Wanted for Publication

Many curious frcnk-pInys take
pfncc on golf links. Ono OF tue
fh"St rare of these plays was dc
scrthcd In story on yesterdays
sport page, telling how the wind
had caused the bnil to full in tho
cup, on an OVcr-indEcd plny.
short stories of the nature that
occurred to the Hermitage Club
Eolfer VIII bc appreciated by The
iimeS-DiSpatcl. Omtribut0rs are
S"icitcu To write stories "f not
more thnn $50 words, telling of
curious golf plays they have wit
messed or made ON Richmond golf
links. Send NIL golf stories To the
sporting Editor sf The TimcS-Dis-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
BIKE TEAMS RUN CLOSE
Thirteen Arc Tied I'm First E,or,,-
EiSht Hours of SiN-
Day Race.

lBv Associated Prcrs.l
NEW YORK. Dec. 2.--Thir;ccn teams
were Yea IN the siN-day bicycle race
at Madison Square Garden a, midnight,
tonight. forty-ciEht hours after tho
contest began. Zach had covered a2t
inlies ana three laps, az compared with
me record OF l.Qil miles and one Ian
made by E;oullct and Grenda in 1915
The French team of Tibcrchcin and
Chardon was ono lap behind the others.
one pair. Carman and Lang, dropped
out OF the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Detroit VIII Train at Macon.

MAEON. On, Dec. 9.-City Council
tonight granted the Detroit League
tt. "tn permission to train at Central
10y l,ark next spring. Detroit trained
mere last year. The application was
nade by George r. Sa!lings. Of tho
that the Braves viii ro Ia f.oI,,mhnu
va, I" Train. the two teams TO arrange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
WHITES DEFEAT BLACKS
Thrilling Plays Feature Game. Which
Ended In n .0-t0-:i

Thrilling plays featured tho game
between tho Whites and Blacks last
night in the second game of the Set
Element House Leagues season. which
ended in a 2o-to-! score in favor Of
tn" Whites. The first game was played
Monday night between the Reds and
The Blues. which was won by the for
mcr score - to ;. WilkcrSon and
ilowlc were tho individual stars for
tho Whites. while Woodson and IIolZ-
back starred for the Blacks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
CLOTHIERS DEFEAT M'RAE
l., =. WOODEN Mills BOWERS Win Two
Slow Games at Palace
Alleys.

In dull. embarrassing games. the I.
S. Wooden Mills team carried the Nc
Rae ten-pin team into camp for two
games out of three at the Phlacc
alleys Both clubs were off and not up
TO their standards.
l.. Cosby mad. high score and high
total for the Clothicrs, while Lacy cap
tured high score for the Mclia" outfit
licbs made high total for the latter
club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
GOULD WINS FIRST SETS
American Amateur Court T~nni, Cham
pi"n Dcicn"tS I<insrllc in Open
ing Matches.
fi,w Assnci..tnd rrnss- !

PHILADELPHIA Dec. Clay Gould
former worlds open and present ma
tional amateur court tennis champion
defeated Waiter kinscilc OF New York
the professional title holder Of America
in straight sets today for the OMEN
Championship Of the United States
Gould purchased kinsellc in all four
sets. The scores were O.! CT g.. G-i
The match is for the best out Of
thirtc"n sets. four to be PLAYED on
Thursday and tn" remaining five ncxt
saturday If the match goes that FAR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
GIANTS WIN THREE GAMES
Indians Defeated ny Margin Of oni!
Seven Points in Second
49, Match.

In the Junior Ten-rm League at
the Pictsch Alleys last night the Giants
took all three games from the Indians,
winning one Of the games by the mar
gin OF seven pins. Carlton was hlGh
man for the winners. hitting the pms
for n $40 total. He also made II hish
individual game. counting the NAPLES
for 2l5 in his inii !al attempt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

IlAfES' HEALING HONEY S,ops the
Tickle Heals the Throat and Cures TIC
Cough: $5c. 4 free box OF C;ROvE'S
0-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds
lead Colds and Group with every bot,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
y f'amou. Jocke, Die. on Inlu,i..

I~UNDOH. Dec 2.---W!lliam Escot,
4 the famous JOCKEY. known the world
5.ycldcnt Wien his mount. La Ferc fell
with him IN the Prix Congress at !Aue.
.sxuil Thursday. He was seriously in
3 Cured internally and cxnirrd IN ~.
q Bcuchica Hospital '"S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

FHI>rN IIIEh NcOrC.
bowman mad" the highest run Of
tn" billiard tournament last night ut
the Grand 'ariors. when he defeated
DAILY in a luo-jo-6f score. Ills high
run was - points. Days high run
was only 10. Gillian and Williams
will meet tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

Can,els are soid every.
whore i'm scientifically
scaled packages Of 20
cigarettes; or ton pack.
ages (200 cigaretfes) in
giassino paper covered
carton. We strongly roc
ommend this carton for
the homo or Office sup
ply or when you travel.
r. ]. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO co.
Winston-Saietn, N. c,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
10 scores were
NVy,kA

Totals ..., spt ,t.S .ll
Il * Xuolrn Mills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Chants.
indians.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

Totals .......-,. VI 80 as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
SHIP SPONSORED
BY A LITTLE GIRL
7-Year-0Id Child Smashes
Christening Bottle

The youngest sponsor 10 christcn
q Seattle.built ship was Jasmine
EDDY. 7yearold daughter OF John
W. Eddy. former Duke Of Port
Blakeley." now president Of the
Skinner a Eddy corporation, who
made her debut Saturday when she
broke the bottle on the bow Of the
io.foo.ton steel steamship Robin
Hood. fifth ship launched by the
plant during November.
She was attended by a host Of
youths. and tho party was chap
eroncd By Mrs. Eddy. mother OF the
sponsor. Any doubts as 10 her abil.
fly 20 smash the bottle on the PROV
were dlssipated when she fairly
wrecked the precious champagne
container with a wicked overland
Ballop.
The Robin Hood brought the total
tonnage production Of the yard for
November TO $1,000 tons.
a few hours previously Seattle
North Pacific yard launched the
s4oo.ton steel steamship Manham.
Mrs. Alison Il. Woodruff. wife Of the
assistant general manager. christ.
ened the vessel.
During the month. Seattle yards
added 5000 tonnage to shipping
board total.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
BOYS SAY MAN
! TEACHES CRIME
When Arrested, He Denies
Their Story

CHARGED with being an Instructor
+ crir,e. James Day. IS, Is bclng
cid In the city jan on an open
hargc. pending police lnvestiga don
4 tho statement OF Il. w. Sgith, ~,
|aad George Caldwell, is. colorcd.
no claim To BE- two OF Days pupils,
9th Smith aud Day are also being
Id ON open chargvs.
Tho arrests were proceeded late Sat.
stiay night by report made TO the
lice by John Roberts. 1871 Il
hder st.. who claimed he was held
by two boys VIII lurked In the
adows OF some trees at isth ave
q y. Fir st Roberts reported that
lads hrandished heavy club
lie holding him up.
Ieycr NJ peyscr. detective. was
fking along Fir at AZ nth ave.
4alf hour later and ran across the
be two lads He brought them to
station. club and all. lie did not
Wv at tho time OF Roberts re-
When questioned az the station the
sths told the police that they were
fructed In the art OF robbery by
mes Day. They told the police
Day lived at tho Diamond no
sixth ave. $. and Jackson 81.
ith went with detectives TO the
mond hotel and pointed out Day
the police.
Day Is said TO have denied any
ktionship with the boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Youths Attempt Daylight
Robbery; are Put to Flight

A daring attempted daylight bur.
giary on the edge OF the Seattle
wholesale district was frustrated at
. o'clock Monday morning by the
cool thinking OF Rudolph Gross. pro
prietor OF clothing store at szi
First ave. s. who WAS the near VIC
tim OF tho attempt.
Gross saw two youths walk into
his store. Assuming they were Gus
toners. he walked toward the from;
OF the store TO meet them. One OF
the youths drew gun and told him
to throw up his hands.
What do you want7'' inquired
Gross. and continued 10 walk toward
the pair. Whereupon the second
youth then drew n gun
Turn around and go toward the
rear OF the storer' tho nrst youth
next commanded.
Gross paid no attention TO the re-
mark. but continued TO ask h m
what they wanted.
Shouts "Scme One Behindr'
At this juncture Gross exclaimed:
There Is some one behind your
The two began 10 back hurricdiy
from the store. keeping Gross COW
cred. Gross followed and attempted
to slam the door before the gurgiara
Icould leave. He shattered the heavy
plate glass In the attempt. but both
Lads got away.
The sidewalk in front Of Gross
store was filled with pedestrians. who
Immediately took up the chase. The
chase led down Jackson VI. 10 What
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
SIX DEAD FROM
SICKNESS
"Presenee Here Negligible"
Says Or. Read

Sleeping sickness" tho
strange and battling nalsdy
which made its first visit 60 Sc
attic late last October. has
claimed six lives. according 20
figures COMPILED by City Health
Commissioner N. NJ. Read Mon
day morning.
MIR. than so cases or tho maiady.
known 60 medical science as ieth.
argie eoephalitis. have been reported
hy physicians 60 Dr. Read.
The latest Victim OF the battling
disease was Mrs. Anna Coliingwood.
9is Ray at. who passed away Sat.
urday after an illness OF nine days.
Since November is. 80 cases OF
sleeping siekness- have been re.
ported 20 tho city health department.
OF the 90 cases. 10 per cent have re
suited fatally. This mortality Is high.
according 90 pr. Read. who said Mon.
day that the usual mortality rate
does not 50 above per cent
Died In October
The first death from sleeping
sickness" 40 far as the city health
department Is advised. occurred on
October 81. when Wesley Compton.
1919 Federal ave. died. Compton's
death was followed on November 2
by that OF Jesse ". Bolts. 1855 Wa.
tiers ave. after an Illness OF 10 DAYS,
Fred G. Gidner. 1884 18th ave. n.
on November ,. after an illness OF
IL days; Nora Busheil on November
is. after an Illness Of 81 days. and
Michael santo. ssss Irving st. after
an illness OF 3i days.
Acting on tho theory that .slcep.
lng sickness" is a communicable dis.
ease. City Health Commissioner Read
has ordered the isolation OF every
ease reported to him.
While he has ordered isolation of
sleeping sickness" paticnts. DIR.
Head does not want the public 20 un.
derstand that Seattle IL threatened
BY an epidemic of the stronge NAL
ady.
The presence of ro-calied .uieep.
ing sickness In Seattle is relatively
negligible, considering the ala. OF
the city's population" Or. Read said.
Il do not believe that Seattle IL en-.
dangercd by an epidemic. bu, have
ordered Isolation Of every case. both
for tho purpose Of research and pre-.
vention Of its spread.
So far sleeping sickness" Ia a
mystery. am making every effor@
10 discover the course o. the disease
but beyond that am haffied."
According TO DR.. Read. cases Of
"slseping sickness have appeared in
san Francisco. Portland. New York.
Hoston. St LOTUS and Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
S400,O0O CASE
IS OPENED HERE
Lumber Concern Seeks to
Collect From City

Women were barred from tho Jury
hearing the tto0.o 600 damage suit
brought by tho North Bend Lumber
co, against the city In Judge Everett
smiths court Monday. Damages
said TO have resulted from the break
ing away Of the north bank OF the
Cedar river reservoir dam are the
cause OF the suit.
As the jury WIN be required TO
visit the scene OF the flood Tuesday
and do considerable walking. both
attorneys Tor the lumber company
and the city agreed 20 bar women
from the Jury.
l. L. Price. superintendent OF the
Kent water works. was one Of the
taleameu drawn Monday.
Six women were called previous 10
tho agreement between the attor-
ncyu.
The dam broke away November
20. 1918.
Corporation Counsel walter r.
Meier. answering the damage action.
says the breaking OF the dam was
caused by torrent OF rain. which In
IAN act OF Cod"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
NAVEL ORANGES
ARE ON MARKET.
EGG Prices Soon to Drop,
Predict Wholesalers

With new arrivals OF navel opngcs
from California on hand. tho local
Wholesale fruit market opened with
greater activity Monday morning
than for some time. Small quan.
titles OF this fruit have been on the
street for several days but their
high prices have resulted In little
demand. with Increased shipments
the movement II expected 20 i'm.
prove.
EgR markets are reported 10 be
weak along the entire Pacific coast.
A record drop Of 7 cents per dozen
was experienced In the San Fran.
cisco market toward the end Of trad.
Ing last week. Locally. the Increased
arrivals. added 10 little shipping. has
made the market very weak one
ana price reductions are awaited
momentarily.
Few vegetables from California
were received during the carly hours
Mopday and trading was generally
quiet along the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
MRS. PANKHURST.
EXPLAINS REDS.
BoIShevism Is German Born,
Says Feminist

"BolHheyiam IL a curse that must
BE- wiped FROM the face OF the
earth" declared Mrs. Emmeiinc
Pankhurat. famous English feminist
leader. In a lecture TO 500 men at
the y. NJ. c. A. auditorium sunday
afternoon.
''Bolshevisrn II the greatest prob
lem the world has 10 face today. 7"
Mrs. Pankhurnt said. IT "a the
outcome OF the German maehlna-
tons IN the internal affairs of the
countries opposed 20 the central
powers during tho war. ADD Is stu
bllndly doing the bidding OF un-
scrupuions German ieaderB Of tho
war period. Unless drastic steps are
taken 10 clear up this situation. the
effects OF noishcvlam will b. Hcep
in another war. with Russia lined
up with Germany as alsiee. 'undfr
the bidding Of Bolshevist masters
"If the proper method were pur.
sued In regard TO Russia, the allied
governments would enable a volun-
tecr force. compriscd Of those who
have the hes, interests OF Russia at
heart. 90 clear that country % the
curse Of Bolahoyiatn. The average
Russian has no tendency toward the
uolshevik regime and 10 as anxious
MS anyone else 20 have the radicals
replaced in the control OF the coun-
try"
Mrs rankhurst LEFT Seattle sun.
day nigh, for Portland. where Hhs
will lecture Monday. and then travel
20 California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01

stalls io-fi--a ms compound. tse;
fancy bs~on. 1se n. lamb chops. sse N.
stan fsf--Fancy Burbank potatoes. 100
ms. f12o. jonathan apples- si.te ~ /.
onions ms 7se. STAINS is.iT-s rolls
toilet p8Der. 7sc. 10. secdiess raIsins.
z3c. cans cleanser. fse: large pkg. Al
bers fiapjark flour. 3rc. pkgs. kellogg =
corn fakes, zsc sftdl ies-Stock lsh,
&c 10: : cans Peacock buckwheat
flour. ave: I pkg. Star Septha washing
powder. &C.. / bar Lsno4 sgop. &c. stan
fs9-fslus Ribbon tea. &c ~. NJ. j. u,
coffee. szc n. 1 can Dumbers shrimp9,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Status of New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. Prizes were ir-
regular 81 The stock market opening to
DAY rpitef States steel vr-divitend.
opened AZ ios. up y American Wooisn
AZ iiss. Oft =. Marine pref a; iefN
of Y Central leather al p3s. Up y
t@ekawanua At ~. UP 1. Marine com. at
~. Oft y MEXICAN Petroleum. at it,. up
y Southern Pacific 81 sfs. up y Beth
ichrm Steel IN" Al fes. W y crueitis
At ib.. off >. Republic at ie2h. un-
changed.
Toward tho md Of the first half hopr
fair-siHed rally Get IN. which Included
motors. equipments and etseis
After the initial rally new short lines
we're again put out. but indpntrisi stocks
tn general appeared 90 be ov~fsoid.
There Was evidence around noon that
~, tear crowd was ccntering It's attack
on TIE t-ftrt class % reiis. scting on the
sespfDption that n they could cause a
reai break IN tbese issuea u must lead
10 further liquidation N induairinisL Del
aware q Hudson sold off ~ TO sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Shipyard Loses
in Suit on Check

A person who innocentiy cashcs a
stolen check may recover It's value
from the person who lost II, accord.
ing 20 a decision Of Justice Otis w.
Brinkcr Saturday. Checks totaling
$40 900 were stolen from the Ames
shipyard August 2. One Of these
checks. for $50. made out 10 W. Il.
Gilbert. was cashcd by the Gemmi
Nifty Boots. Inc. and when they
presented IL 20 the bank. payment
was refused.
salt was brought against the ship
yard and Justice Brinker held that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Dec. f.--caitlc--Recsipi
1900 head. tnafket sfsady. Oood 10
choice ste~rs. ttgp.tes fair 10 rood
steers. iT9f. common TO fair steers. 81. 80
9t.te. scod 20 choice cows and hslserH.
NGg. medium TO good, t7.sogtte. can
nsFr. ft8 $50. bulls. ts1s.te. calves. -
ifoEs-f Receipts. LIS head; market 10
nrmsr. Prime MIXED. fiste0ls; me-
diun MIXED. sfs&e0tsse. rough hesYy.
fitte9is. pigs titte.Isto
Hh.sp-Hscriris. ..Tf. heAd. market r.
steady Prime lambs. III EpGifto. fair
70 medium. tie;eriito: ysAriiags u y
Gpto: wsthsfs. tiseHgEe. ewes ssa.
Butfsr-s7 q Csc per 10.
EREs-7o87sc per doE
Gecae-.sc per 10,
Chsens--Tftpirtr. a. q asc Per N.
Hsnr-.t . soc pee ~; hroilsrs. .s9.se
per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
SMART BURGLAR
PULLS NEW STUNT

PITTSBURG. Dec. IA smart
burglar Is showing some new stuff
to residents of the suburbs.
lie reused one family recently
and the man next door with his
gun responded to the cries for help.
The neighbor fired one shot at the
intruder, who fled, but not very
far, for he had ransacked the
house before the latter
reached home again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
Big Appropriation
Asked of Congress

WASHINGTON. y. c., Dec. L.
Requests for appropriations totallng
s4.473,6s6.3 5s.s2 were laid before the
new session OF congress. which
opened AT noon today.
This sum is si.i55. 79o. oooso less
than the amount appropriated for
current government expenses By the
last session OF the s5th aud the first
session of the seth congress. which
passed money bills totaling $500.
4S6.35s42.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01

Further prosecution or alleged
rvds and sedluonizta has been do
layed by the Illness Of Deputy Prose
cutor T. III. Patterson. assigned 20
that detail Patterson has been sick
in bod at home for the last four days.
and al,ho ahia TO be about Monday.
says be win not be able 10 set down
TO real work until tn. end Of the
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
LUMBER DEMAND BIG

Vessels 10 carry szooo.ooo feet Of
lumber from the Northwest 20 for.
cign parts are wanted. according TO
the weekly rate offerings OF Gueret.
Jacks a Partners. OF Seattle. Wash
lngion aud Oregon lumber 10 In de-
mand everywhere from Teing;au to
Piraeus. tho report says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01

com ave. where the fugltivcs disap.
pcarcd on tho docks
A hurried call 10 the police station
brought a number Of motorcycle Of.
ficcrs aud detectives who secured the
docks and vessels | n tho vicinity
where the men were last seen.
Both youths were described by
Gross TO be less than - years old.
ono was shor, and wore a gray mixed
oycrcoat aud Eioueh hat. while the
other WINS short and wore a gray suit
and cap. Both ere poorly dressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-01
FASTER LINERS
WILL Be BUILT
Pacific Steamship Company
to Expand

The Pacific Steamship Co, own.
ing the largeat fleet flying the Amer.
lean flag. will increase It's capitaiiza
ton t2s.ooo,ooo. build one or two
cannon'bail liners. capable OF max.
Ing the seattle-san Francisco trip In
10 hours. and further add to TIA car.
gocarrying armada by purchase Of
shipping board vessels.
These expansions were authorized
at a stockholders meeting Saturday.
In Portland. Me. IL II reported here.