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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
Open Market Gold

A consignment Of 100000 Of gold is
expected from England later in the
week. This will be open market gold
and it is believed that it will 20 to
Kuhn, LoeD g. Coz Thus far this year
the firm has received nearly s29, 0O0. 900
IN gold from the London open market.
it is estimated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
Money and Credit

The time money market started the
week unchanged. The demand was
large while the supply again was small
Brokers again bid per cent for loans
secured by mixed collateral and u per
cent more on all-industrial collateral.
TIE call rate ruled at per cent.
Bank Clearings.-Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
s515,247, 087; balances, s96,333,66
Sub-Treasury- States funds
reserve credit balances, $94,508,173.
Canadian Exchange -New York funds
in Montreal, $133.75 premium per ST.
o00 Montreal funds in New York,
Sl1797 discount per $1,000.
Yester Year
day. ago.
On mixed collateral.
On industrial collateral Z 51a
Time money (mixed collateraD:
Sixty days .8@&h 81 as
Ninety days .8@81a 5%66
Four months $685. 5N@s
Four to six months"S@Sh 5A@6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
Paint Firm Assigns

NJ. Koff & Sons, dealers in paints
and oils, at 4042 Third Avenue, the
Bronx, assigned yesterday for the
benefit of creditors to Samuel Sobel,
OF $50 Broadway. The firm is composed
of Max Koff, Leon Koff and Nathan
Kof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
London Money Market

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Bar silver. so Is d
per ounce; bar gold. 115s Sd; money,
0 per cent. Discount rates: Short bills.
oha per cent; three month bills, 6hs
per cent. Gold premium az Lisbon, lao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
Dividends
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, Aug. 23.-Prices were Arm
on the Bourse to-day Three per cent
rentes. Sc francs 35 confines; ex
change on London, 81 francs s cen.
times; per cent loan, 81 francs sc
centlmes. The dollar was quoted at ID
francs 49, Il confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
A Move for Harmony

The members Of the labor COMMITTEES
Of the Association of Railway Execu-
tlves yesterday afternoon conferred
with representatives of the seventeen
railroad brotherhoods at the Hotel
Pennsylvania. The attempt of railroad
capital and labor to reach more har-
monlous relations is regarded as one Of
the most significant developments in
the transportation world, particularly
since the executives are of the opinion
that the benefits of the Esch- Cummins
act and the rate increase cannot be
realized without the enthusiastic sup
port of the railroad workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
Etna Explosives

A formal announcement regarding
the acceptance by the board Of direc-
tors Of the plan for utilizing the ex-
cess working capital of the .Etna En-
ploslves is excepted soon. 1t is under
stood that the common stock holders
VIII be offered the privilege Of selling
20 per cent of their holdings to the
company at SIP share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
Bid and Asked

Bid Asked Bid Asked
ms E7p.. % 81 Jewel Tea IS. 81
5 Juneau ~ l2. do DR. "a "a
q Sus 100 40 Zones Tea la,s ~
Am Gable l03 lG5 Kayser 90 OK
j., Ag en- pr s. % do LIST pr. lo3 l1j
i !, Note pr 40 A. kCFs&M pr. 80
Beet ) pr. - So X City SO pr 81 a.
5 & ~. u - Kelly Spr pr. So S,1-
Can pr IS Of Kelsey Wheel. s. Co
: .l06'l 10 do pr .. 81 50
Tot on pr 81 keok q d NJ. ~.
La France 97s liz do pr .... 20 50
insect pr. s. 90 hrcsge s ..12l]s lS5
Loco pr. 997s 1907 do pr $500. 30 ,02
Malt 30 hress & Co.. Soi2 81
Shipbldr. 100 Lacled" Gas. % IS
snelt pr s7ls Ssla Lake & W. 10 IL
} pr 3d.. 20 - do pr 500. Il aa9.
snuh &c.. q lo5 Iigs 4 7. 100 $40
st Fy pr. s. Sc Lev Biscuit lSia IS
Sugar pr lc7 no do LIST pr a4il 90
sum r 7 pr ~ 81 do I'd pr. .lo4 1861.
Tobacco. liz rs lOuisv & ~ qsl. 100
'ob pr new SGis SSl4 Nlnckay Cos. 81 s3
WA pr. sea % Manati Sugar aS lO2
Zinc pr. IS 20 N1anha. IIeacn /, 81
Arhor 1t - Alanhat En-. 40A 43iy
pr 49,. % * Mar rockwell. 81 5si%
It's RI Co. "a. Martin Parry. 20 95
g LIST pr -. 6l'5 Nat Al W.. 20 ga
"a pr - o. Max NJ Gifts. l0l2 1871.
49,, OH IS 90 10 l>t pr ct 1875 22as
Mite Ref. 400 llio May De st pr 9-,s -
pr ....l35H Mex Pet pr 90 "a
K pr CT 62t5 Mich Central. - s.
Sales 60 9 MsP& sM - 10
Loco pr a6'. 9s,e do $50 lines. 81 81
lsdall r. Az Mont Power fl1z 81
b .... 81 Ss do pr 'Ne' az 81 o. %
lett Lea. % so Norris & Is II n
pr 81 90 Mullins Body. II S3l.
'pilas NJ . a Nash & chat 100 no
tn pr 90 o. Nat Acme . 34iz 81
!. N w. Pr lo5 Io9 Nat biscuit. 1862 H.
- r. OK az Nat CT & S 421. ALL
= GUS t1a 90 pr ..., "a SO
Sln Gas. IS 81 \ e & s pr IS 81
Is bros 30 q "a Lead pr l0l lO5
pI ,.'... 9sla ll5 NRR LIST pr slz ii
'H''s r & sly s'' DO Is. & pf l. 50 q q
} pr ..... so 100 do I'd pr. 30 ~
X Sus. GS 20 Dock 20 %
h Term : s. s. 3 ! L L W - 70 :,
g & S G. 10 1917 Norfolk SO 10 %
crick Co. II 1917 Norf & W pr "a -
Southern 80 80 Ohio Fuel 40 =,
Flow. -. 81 II Ohio BODY oalL
Lea pr. o. 81 Ont Silver *
OF J 2lo $50 Otis Elev pr IS 81
alntctd 80. 81 547s Otis Steel DR. lOi.
ISL pr. S5 Owens Rot pr 90 100
Alton. ~ AK Pacific Coast - 40
pr ..... II IL Go I'd pr IS so
, ~ H.. Fac G 4 f. 45H as
, pr. l0l Pac Tel & T 40 *
~t. pc pr 1914 - Parish & Bng ISL.
NJ & 20 So Penn G pr SO 90
pr .... so % Peoria & e. o II
{ n 5 |. ~ % Pere Mar pr III 10
pr $500. ga. sc do prior Or. AZ 1Sa.
flts. - G. Petit Multi. Fl 40
TT Peab. e.. - IS do lst pr 81 nix
, s LIST ~. Ak 10 40 - do p NJ ~
, ID Or 22 q, pr " =. ~ 49,. 81 SS
Graph nr e O. pits s,.,i pr' iao 10
Gas + - $40 w Va Or 20 "a
- TAB Rec 40 AZ Pond Creek IA IA
cigars pr. IS 81 Pr ST Car Or 96 I0o
,an ~ ~ j.. -
ms Go. 81 70 Ry st Sprng. o. az
froi pr.loO 1903 do pr ~ 9SA l0on
carpet. 81 IS Rand Mines o6iI ~
Steel ;r % 94ls Reading ID mr. a. =,
cane Su pr 15is - Rem II lst or - o.
re Go pr. - aS do I'd Or q.
L w. ,235 245 Rensselaer, ,os
Edison. 81 9S Il & = mr. on o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
Trade Deadlocked in Germany

In discussing current economic con-
ditions in Germany Benjamin F. Woll
man, of the law firm of Wollman E.
Wollman, who spent month in Ger
many, yesterday declared that consul
mers there are on strikes against high
retail prices. AS result, he said. the
stores are empty. My business in Ger
many" ne explained, drought me in
contact with the most important bank
ers and business men there. Several
very important bankers there told me
that the conditions in Germany APP
peared better On the surface than they
were, but that they were optimistic
about the future. Leading manufac-
turers told me that they had more
orders for their product than they could
fill; the most serious problem was get
ting sufficient COAL and not raw ma
terial"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Led by sterling, the European ex-
changes continued their downward
movement yesterday. Pounds dropped
. cents in exchange value. The turn
over in the market was moderate.
Yesterdays closing rates. compared
with those Of week ago, follow:
Quoted III dollars to the pound.)
Xaotnr. WaoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

copyright. 1920. Now York Tribune Inc)
Stocks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
| ' S$$H EALY CASE q sE o sSsa

paid 1850 for the room for a week"
what lid abe say"
Defense Counsel Walter Fulton
broke In before the witness could
answer; Il object. That's he9rnny
what she said. It's not admissible. I"
Sustain tho objection" returned
tho Judge quickly. II have for.secn
that question. What did she say
ever since Mr.. Patterson made his
opening statement. shall have 10
consult the law books. ! shall take
them homo tonight and look thom
over"
Thus the state was confronted with
lis first barrier In tho way OF prov
Ing what II set out Co prove. Other
witnesses were called In the interim
before adjournment. but none were
asked the important question. What
did nhe Hnyf"
f1oyd w. Brown. postoffice clerk
at .ruyaiiup. testified that Mrs.
Bryan. under the name Of Beth Gal.
hralth. rented postofflcc box from
him September 20.
DO you recall IN. murder bf hrn.
Bryant" Patterson asked
yes"
''Iiaa Beth Gaihraith called TO set
mail from that box since Mrs.
Dryan's doathf"
II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Mental work uses M energy fast
And energy comes from food. 10
eat little or nothing IN order 20 do
more work " n failncy that has cree
stsd an army Of dyspeptios. bet
ter plan W 20 eat the regular por-
tons Of food such az make up the
average meal and follow each meal
with Atuartr Dyspepsia Tablets.
You viii then get double benent
energy from food and Hociability
with meals. FOR. as rule. the light
eater. or those who skip ehls, get
into had habit. n rut, o. hermit
like ikolhtiOn. DO not be afraid Of
sour stomach. heartburn. heavy feel
ing or coated tongue after meals.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets arouse
the stomach to scrTcte the juices
necesEary 20 relieve these troubles
that 80 frequently distress the
mental worker. They contain harm
less ingredients which act with an
alkaline effect. 50 you may eat the
rich things ~ the banquet or the
sayory rausage FOR breakfast with
utmost freedom.
Get a So-cent box Of Stuart's Dys-
pepEiR Tablets a. any drug store.
eat freely 81 what you like. and you
VIII do more and better work than
on a sl<impy diet Try this plan
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Looked the Same,
but All! the Beard
Did Not Match

Harvey Young. inventor OF
Young's odoriens garbage can. Au.
burn. wash. who loot his mich goat
on February 10. almost found Il
wednesday afternoon. Patroiman
William Pendergast. West seattle
sleuth. who knows considerable
about goats. spotted what he believed
90 be tho inventors goat browsing
on n West Seattle hillside, lie i'm.
mediateiy communicated with
Young. who. in turn. sent a sample
Of the late goats beard. Officer Pen.
dsrgast compared the silken sample
with the brush OF the West Seattle
goat. and they did not match.
Young In broken hearted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
INTRODUCED HIM
A. HER HUSBAND

Il now call your attention 10 the
defendant. Ealy." said Patterson.
DO you recognize him7"
Yes said KelIett. Il saw him In
the hotel twice-once on August 90
and on another date"
TEL the circumstances
The first time was after Mrs. Cal.
braith had come In and registered
herself as Mrs. Galbralth. Later she
went out and returned with a gentle.
man whom she introduced ms her
husband. That was the defendant
here. asked him 20 register his
name also. and he wrote on the reg.
lister before her name. tho words
Mr.. and"
did you see either or them
sgnin?r
Yes. sir. saw the lady on DC.
.ober IS. at the hotel"
Did you see the defendant. Ealy,
on that night?'
Yes, sir. The room had been as
signed 20 Mrs. Galbrnith. Later that
evening a man asked for her key. I
said tho room was rented 10 n lady,
and asked him what no meant by
asking for her key. Then I saw
Mrs. Galbraith behind him. I recog.
nlzed him as the man she had pre.
viously said was her husband, apollo.
gized and handed him the key. They
went upstairs. That WINS Saturday
night. October 49,"
did you zee the defendant. Eaiy,
or the lady aglin7"
mo. sir. not Ealy. saw her tho
next day--between 10 and 1910 Sun
day morning. She calne down and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
IMPORTANT WITNESS
IN CALIFORNIA

Attorney FULTON took the witness
for cross examination. aud asked:
you went into the house and told
Ealy you were police officer.
searched his room. asked him aues.
tons about Mrs. Bryan. pulled open
dresser drawers, called for Capt.
Tenant. asked him moro questions
and looked hts clothes over TO nee II
there was blood on them. didn't
your
Yes"
And called him a liar three or
four tifnes7~
Il don't know about that"
Then you told him he was under
arrest. but didn't say wha, for.
didn't your"
Yea
is /. any wonder the boy was
somewhat nervous7"
Patterson interposed an objection.
"oh. no doesn't need 90 answer"
said Fulton. and the witness was dia.
missed.
The defense admitted a strong
point in tho states case when Pat
terson announced that witness.
Fred r. Kendall. manager OF the
Day q Night safe deposit vaults.
was in California.
We will agree that he would
testify certain things II he were
here" said Fulton.
Patterson then told the jury that
Kendall would testify. II here. that
he saw and talked with Ealy in the
deposit vaults about !. 80 .. IN. sun.
day. October 10. and Ealy opened his
deposit box and signed his name to
the record slip in the office. That
Mrs. Ncmitz visited tho box about /
n. m. Tuesday. October 81. and that
he. Kendall. was the first pcrson to
open the deposit box after that visit.
o. a. Nordstrom. formerly en-.
ployed on a painting job with Ealy.
testified that Ealy had told him he
had. OF was expecting 20 have. a sum
OF money. and asked him tNordstrom)
for advice on how to invest IL.
That Mrs. Bryan had a telephone
conversation with Ealy on her ar.
rival here from Puyallup on Satur.
day. October rs, was shown by testi.
mony OF William Ranger. bellboy.
Ranger said he had ''roomed Mrs.
Galbraith." az Mrs. Bryan was
known at the hotel and that she
asked him to call n telephone mum
Der and ask for Ealy. This he did
"Mr. Ealy answered the phone" he
told tho fury "and 1 turned the re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Wilson Completes
Note on Adriatic

WASHINGTON. Feb. ie.--Uni,ed
Press. t-President Wilson today com.
pleted his reply to the supreme coun.
CTS note in the dispute over the
Adriatic settlement and placed !, in
the hands Of Acting Secretary OF
State Polk for transmission to
Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Italy Paper Scores
Wilson's Attitude

ROME. Feb. ia.-Prcsident Wi.
sons brutal interference" In Euro
prrn Internal affairs In utterly In.
explIrni,le. when tho American sen.
ate strongly fesenin European In
reference Va the affairs In the
TINTED States. the Corierc d'itaiia
said today
The prcHn alfnos, unanimously no.
iievcd that Wilson's note has de-
iayod settlement OF the Adriat.c
problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Sons Of Revolution
Will Meet Monday

The annual meeting of the Wash.
inston state chapter Of the Sons OF
tire American Revolution win be held
at Masonic hall, Arcade building.
next Monday afternoon. at 2 O'Clock.
Following the election OF officers. n
banquet will be hold at o'clock.
Poland X. Hartley. Of Everett. will
deliver tho principal speech. Richard
Sake Jones win preside as toastmas
fsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Seattle"
what was Mrs nrynn doing on
Saturday and on the day beforeT'
Getting ready TO 10 TO Seattle,
Packing her grips and everything"
SAID SHE INTENDED
To co To los ANGELES
Did she talk with you about it'"
"Incessantly"
did she tell you what she was
going 20 dof"
Yes. She said she intended to
come TO Seattle and register at the
Plaza hotel under an assumed name,
meet Biily. stay In Seattle several
DAYS 20 get rested up. and then go
to Los Angeles with him. She said
she did not intend 60 ace any other
o. her friends In Seattle. She said
they were going TO 1.-Two together In
Los Angeles as man and wife until
she got divorce"
what did she say fhe intended
doing with her money!
she said she was going 20 give
part OF Il TO Bllly 90 open up
garage in Los Angeles"
And the rest OF III"
sshe Vas going 60 keep enough
herself 80 she'd be independent"
Mrs. Grace Chamberlain. OF sNs
Andover At. said Mrs. Bryan had
told her she intended going to Cali
fornla with Ealy to establish n ga.
rage. Mrs. Chamberlain then iden'
Titled Mrs Brysn's purse which was
found empty. but for n penny. By
". r. Degan. aiis ssth ave. r.. near
the Franklin school. q short distanee
from the place the body was disoov'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
FRIDAY

1915 p. m.-Nrves' esfeteria--
Meeting ~ the Taxpayers league
and FEDERATED Improvement
clubs TO discuss proposed charter
amendments and bond Issue for
thr W. Spokane II. bridge.
Noap--Masonie club rooms.
Arcade buildinE--Coi. u. y. Rob
inson. chief Of staff ~ the A. y.
o. In Siberia. will be tho prin.
ripai speaker at the luncheon Of
the members. council of the
Chamber ~ Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
FLU REPORT IS
ENCOURAGING
Four Schools viii Open
Next Monday


Twcnty.nine new cases of the
Spanish Influenza and four deaths
were reported 10 the health officers
81 city and county for the - hours
up 10 noon Thursdhy-22 IN the city
ana seven IN the county outside OF
Seattle. Three OF the deaths report
ed occurred In Seattle ana the fourth
outside OF the municipality.
-Four schools nj Tolt. puwnmiah.
Duvali and Novelty. which were
closed down Tuesday. remained lock.
ed Thursday. These schools. County
Health officer George N. 4 Sparkling
said. probably would reopen next
Monday. The total Influenza cases
reported from the county Thursday
II the lowest reported since tho flu
epidemic began. according 20 DR..
Sparkling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
TONIGHT

4 y. M--Chamber Of Com
m~rce--Frirnds II starving chill
dr~n Of Armenia meet 60 plan
drive for funds.
g y. mStiotei New Washing.
ton---iiegular monthly meeting 81
the Seattle Sales Manager as.
sociatiou.
8 p. m.--Gs4ewocd school
EAunflerpy Improvement club
meets. Everybody invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Find Skeletons
of AnQIo-Chiefs

LONDON, Feb. 19.--Three skele-
tons, finely preserved. believed to be
hose Of NTH or sixth century An.
pio Saxon chieftains. have been ex-
cavated at Mitcham. One measured
feet inches and had huge hole
IN the forehead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
HOTEL CLERK TELLS
Mis-. uIsNA>'S PLAN

A further conversation with Mrs
BRYAN was reported by Richard A.
ksli,fi. clerk at the Plaza. who
was recalled Co tho stand as the
fIrnt witness of tho morning.
"sho said she would b. here n
few days. said kellett. ''and pos
sitiy a week. In tho room alone.
She said her husband would no, be
there"
Mrs. bryan had registered ms
Mrs. W. y. Galbraith at the hotel
and EAiy was known there only an
her husband. Keilstt went on;
''shs said abe was going 20 Cali.
fornia with her husband later. she
said they were going into business
down there"
Ralph l.. johnson. night he'll
hoy az the Plaza testified he had
taken Mrs. Bryan and Eaiy up In
the elevator 10 tho fourth floor on
which her room was situated about
or go Saturday. October 10.
A, this poin, Attorney Fulton
made the dcfense's admission that
F.niy had gone 70 Mrs. nrynn'H
room and remained there all night.
Miss Catherine Mcrhec. cmploYe
Of IN. Day ard Might deposit vaults.
where Mrs, Nsmitn ana I.aiy lad
a deposit box. brought the iar into
court and established iiS identity.
II was In this box that the state
declares part NJ Mrs. Bryan's stolen
money was found after the muir.
fe~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
DENIES HE SAW
HER DAY BEFORE

Eaiy's first conversation with 20
lice offioeu was related by Sergeant
George H. Comstock. Of tho Dcna.
moro station. who went 20 the Ne.
mitE home. 3s3s Meridian ave. about
1880 o'clock on the night the body
was discovered. Monday. october 20.
Mrs. Scmltz met mo at the door.
said the sergeant. Il asked 10 Hco
nilly. and she showed me 90 his
room. lilo was in bed. told him
who was. and ASKED him II he
knew Mira Bryan. and II he had seen
her the day before. Ho said he knew
her. but hadn't seen her, lie faid
ho last saw her AZ the tnHworth
home last August. at a time when he
was painting her house at Puyallup
lilo had gone 90 unnworth's 20 get his
pay for tho week. and she was there.
Il asked him II he had any con
veraation with her then. lie said
not In the housr. but she had told
him Ahe would see him outside. lie
told mo all she said was. How are
YOU getting along with the house,
lie aaid nc had never seen her since.
Later. he said she had phoned
to him the latter part OF August. and
asked him 60 take h-r out. but that
he had told her he had been n mar.
ried man. and didn't care TO get
mixed up in anything.
Il asked him where he had been
on Sunday. iIc said he had gone 10
four shows. and got home about ? or
10 y. IN. lilo said he went 20 Pan.
taE~s and the orpheum. believe. bu,
wouldn't be quite sure about the
Orpheum
s~rst. conntock was handed q
small leather pouch and asked N he
had ever seen Il before lie said he
recognized u as ono seen IN the top
dresser dE.Ecr In Eaiy's room that
night.
Capt Tenant came and opened
IL said the sergeant Il asked Ealy
how much money was IN IN. purse
and he nald about Siso--aii tho
money he had lie said no had no
bank account"
|, did Mrs. Semi,r ask who you
were when you asked 20 no her
som" inquired Patterson.
she did not
WAS ANY reference rnads BY any.
on, at that time AS 20 what had hap.
pcncd 60 Mrs. Bryanr-
No
How did Eaiy actr''
lie seemed very nervous. lie was
swea ting all over. tho IL was a very
cold night. When We were leaving
he asked 10 zee his mother. She
aalssd him what we were taking hin,
I for. and he told her he dldnt know. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Money Nothing in
This Mayors Life

CARDIFF, Feb. 1o.--Rathcr than
relinqulsh the Inayoralty OF Newport.
Wales. Peter Wright has refused n
two years lecturlng tour in Canada
at $4,000 q year. Ills salary as
mayor Is 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
QUENTIN
OUIDNUNC
DAILY HE ASKS a QuES.
TON or FIVE PERSONS
PICKED At RANDOM
TODAY'S QUESTION

IL the world growing better or
worse1
ANSWERS
DIR. LILf.BURS MERRILL, juve.
nile court diaRnostio,an; think the
world i- growing "A lot better. cvolv-
Ing. progressing slow but sure. our
troubles. measured In the light 81
eternal progress. dwindls in import
ance.
MRS. GEORGE II. FINN. 224s
Enrtiake; don't know.
MRS. q. u. FTGG. o7i5 25rd ave
n. W: The world IN growing worse
all the time. People ARE growing
more wicked. Think Of the crime
thnt n being committed.
MRS. A. ID. LINCOLN. 24o2 -.
tsth ct; Better. or course.
DIR. EDWARD y. FICK. Cobb
building. Holy smoke why. sure
the world In growing better. II
you're n good eyolutionist you have
10 think 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

with the bursting Of flrocrackers
md the celestial dinging Of deep.
toned gonga. the Chinese citizens %
Seattle began o four day celebration.
Wednesday night. Of the Chinese
New Year.
Chief Of Police Warren issued n
permit allowing the festivities %
extend until sunday morning.
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THIEVES STOLE go in cash and
a quantity ~ wornen's clothing from
J. a. Pessins rooms. above a grocery
store. az 1901 Eastlakn ave. the 20.
iico were Informed Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
POLICE OFFICERS

tickets 10 the policcmcn's ball have
been asked 10 shake n leg and come
Thru with tho cash by ssrwt VIM.
Justus. who has charge Of the coliec.
lions.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

lcld at .. m. Friday from Raj.
fcrty's pnriors for Jottie a. Ailerd.
~. who died Tuesday.