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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
'D'Annunzio Asks
REGULARS to Desert

- Assss.at,l Pres.
LONDON. Dee. 27..F.orcc fighting
is proceeding IN The ouylrona 81 Fiumr
eays tn London Times Dispatches from
Milan. aud the lpssc' to the regullra
9rr very heavy. amng ,hc casualties
being two colonies morlally wound d.
DAunurHlo Flew over ,lc lmca sun.
day diopping leaflets from his airplnnc
aliing an the regulars 90 desert IN,
poets troops have transformed the
hous, IN the public gardens into ma.
chine gun nests. which have been a..
tctiyc IN gtapping Tho government
forccs All the main streets are DE-.
tended by harbed wire barbados.
An instance H. related In which the
logionaircs made u desperate stand In
an om,red car. which the regulars sue.
cecdcd IN selling after killing three and
wDuud.us two 90 the ur upants Tn"
>iEaucu encountered ly Clviglias
ucops apparently o. Unexpectedly
.tr,uE. md ,ho capture uf Fiume has
been considerably delayed 10y the poets
Ht"usts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
BETTER TIMES COMING, IS VIEW
OF SECRETARY JAMESON, GLOOM
KILLERS" ARE TO BE DEFEATED

l,ippllng with "a homeiv philosophy.
a sunny cheer and an abiding optimism
Frank Il. Jamison. manager of tire
Panhandle Plains Chamber of Com.
mcrcc deserves enrolment among the
charter members 81 the Gloom Killers
club In testimony Of the foregoing as.
sortinn. l. offered the following letter
dispatched 20 an almost countless nr.
ray 81 friends throughout the pnnhan.
die Plains Country:
..PauhnndlcPlnlns Chamber 81 Com.
mcrcc. Amarillo. Texas.
Dee. -. 1890.
Dear Friend:
Tho Christmas season ~ 1920 ~ up
IN as ana confronts the population
with that kalcid oopic View which
lends variety which a famous author
has declared ~ the spice ~ ne. The
vision thus presented is not one e
rnin"itv and distress hui once IN eve
Is adjusted to the position and colorlng
lhcio will be- brought To view the in.lu.
cncc ~ the Prince ~ Peace proclaim.
Ing good news and glad tidlngs n great
joy
In the uncertain hour Of this penl.
ius'mcat. 1t us remind you that God
Il IN the heavens and prosperity 1lll
rides upon the fonmlng substance ~
the wave.
"Moncy which has become mentally
ohscurcd s,lll exists in the slmc gcuci.
'ug abundance. II has not been con.
sumcd. nor eugulfod hy the hurryipg
currents of tho sea. soon there will
ari'o the warm sun II Now season
bringing with u the dawn ~ brighter
Law In the affairs ~ the world.
III Il should be- that your wealth has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Subscription Texas
Banks Be Increased

nv Associated prcss
DALLAS. Texas. Dec - Methods ga
%" employed for Increasing the sub
"riu'inrs Il the Texas hanfe 90 the
federal international banking Cpypora
t!on o. S2.O0o.oo0 were discussed at %
''s"tin~ II the subscription committee
here today.
Texas banks already have sgbscr.iod
$500 600 and the committee intends o.
CcIre additional subscriptions tl;aling
si0' noo Among these present wore
r i. caldwell. of Fort Worth: ]. \.
".0dr M. " Houston, and Nathan
Adams. ~ Dallas
II Is proposed % raise the capital
stock Of the corporation from $1,000 on
"a $4,000 Goa and not only o. finance
expectation n cotton bu, handle loans
on other products. such 100 rico AID
wheat. vi Caldwell s7id after the
meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

been reduced for instance. % pei cent
De- consoled by the fact that the ~.
manning 5i per crnt viii be worth more
than the 100 per ccnt was ninety days
ngo. The purchasing power ~ dol.
lar has been around 20 pcr cent and on
u" way hnck a. Normal condition Nc
Viii encounter lttlr rough mu. But
be- assured we shall roach that Larblr
rafoly and be- able "a smile back upon
tho VOYAGE which. after an was one
1T pleasure and great delight
so Tar there has been no tflredy
visited upon the Panhandle this win
trr Last year fud The one previous
influenza was taking o. terrible toll in
human No. We are ndyiscd hy phya
clans that there may not DO rocur.
~"lr" a that dreaded mBl1dv lot us
hope such may be- true and De- thank.
fi fr proprrp that may. perhaps. De-.
prcciatc In value: and for lie that shall
be- sustained.
"Wn want to rvnil ourselves of this
opportunity o. thank you Cor your sup.
port and cooperation through a.,
months we have lnhor,d together. \
real 1dvpnc m'ut has been made 10.
ward unificatlcn' ~ intoTc is ard friend.
ships and we arc en- our way toward
h7hituio IN the worlds mor favore I
region rlrht here in the Panhandle So
recognized and Acknowledged hy the
world
"tur wish for happy Christmas
and pro porous and cpntontcd New
Year a. you ard yours Is q very sin.
o.Ic ana personal onc.
yours very truly.
T. r. JAMESON.
Secretary. Manage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
ToNORRow's RECIPES.

copy .ghfcd. 1920. y. 4. Al
Tho whites 81 eggs viii mott beat o.
a'slilf dgy frost II there II the lonft b''
ut tho yulk In the white. With ourr
az the price they are It rccma sham.
10 waste any. pa " a little II the Null,
docs gct into Tho white tu De- beaten
ior irpat.ug don't despair Dimpcn q
clean towel In "A little cold water ana
Dip II into tho yul'. discoluring tho
white. The yolk VIII cling iu the
Damp cloth and can an be- removed
II may hc nrr' ssnry 10 repeat the proc
ess several times
Menu for Tomorrow.
Breakfast stcwcd pruncs with lom
on. cooked cereal, buttercd toast. cot
fee.
Lunrhcun-l ,rruplnc salad. hot pal
kcr House rullr. black walnut bars. tre
Dinnct-lrish 'tcw with dumplngs
corn cruguciies. green tomato pickles.
chocolate spufflo. coffee
Ms Own Recipes.
There h Esiuothlnr aauut an triHl
stew "a q cold winter night that goes
right o. the spot. \ two or three. poun |
piece ~ lnmh cat from the forequartor.
few carrote. tumilH. AN oniun aui
potatoes surely are Inexpensive and az
The slmr time uolrish,g The corn
crUqucit-a supply ihc fnt and ttc de-
scrt luruiFhcs ..,oral oallr.cs Of pro
tc.n as well az sugar
pCisuplnc salad.
Canned pears.
Almonds
Curunts.
Lettuce.
Maynrraisr dressing -'
shell and blauch almDuds Cut IN
thin strips and brown slightly in th'
oven. PIT half of a pear. round sid
~. on nest of lettuce. S,ick the pCai
fall Of IA, almonds aud put two ear
rants az the stem 'nd 10 make eyes.
Serve the dressing IN a lettuce leaf.
Black Walnut Bars.
oegs
F, cur rrlnulatcd sugar
: cup flour,
IL teaspoon soda.
- tengpH,u Ei,i.
cut dates
cup black walnut meats
Ecgt cggs until light Beat IN sugar.
Nix soda and salt with flour ana add
20 fiit mixture. Add dates and nuts
cut In small pieces. Mis- thoroughly
and spread thinly on The creased nnu
tulrrcd outside ho,im 81 a dripping
pan. Bake 10 minutes in molorat
oven
Mothers no LONGER s.gh and say. "Ill
have % lpnrthcn her skirts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Poultry Industry
One Of Importance
Speeis' 10 The Ne,a.

LUBBOCK Dec. sf.--gcccnt figures
secured from the produce houses ndi.
cate the growing importance ~ tho
South Plains section a. a producer II
poultry and produce Of every kind Til,
growth OF the turkey industry in this
section has hccn remarkably noticeable
some remarkable figures were reported
from Terry County THU past week IN
connection with shipment of % coors
of Christmas turkeys on one day To- a
Lubbock produce house.
One girl. ~ years ~ age. marketed
$lO' worth Of turkeys from ono turkey
hen this year and has flock ~ lG
hens left for next year. On thu same
basis for next year she would market
more than s250O worth 81 turkeys. 4
second girl sold - out Il % turkeys
grown from one turkey hens egg PRO.
duction NJ an average of Si50 each.
Poultry. produce. dairy industry. pure
bred hogs. sheep aud other livestock IL
growing In interest among the pro.
grcssivc farmers ~ this srciion and a
great increase In operation along these
lincn will hc shown IN the coming
years markets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Student Policemen
Called For Service

By Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec 25.-placing oi
every railroad. street car. ferry Wud
highway entrance into the city under
special police guard and the calling uI,
OF ESQ embryonic policemen for final
tiainiug. were announced hy police
c2mmissi,rcr. Err!ght tonight ~ tho
Ltgt measures O. chook New York =
tide Il outluwry.
Pulirr previously had been ordered o.
halt question and search n necessary.
an suspicious characters ana % rcr.
explanations from an persons found In
urtroqucntcd th'ruughfnr"s hoiwccp
'ihc hours u midnight and dawn.
In-tructcrs uf the police rookie"
organizations were directed 90 speed
up" the training o. the ESQ men so
that the force might be- augmented as
soon rs possible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
NEW INSTRUMENT ~
SECt RID FOR MISSION

The wurlitzor. that has been furn.
ishing the music al the Mission
THEATRE for the past past few months.
hns been taken out aud ~ being IN.
stalled In The Olympic. formerly the
Gem. and new Fotoplaycr II being
Installed In It's place M the Mission.
According to announcement Of the
management of the theatre the new
instrument at the Mission will De- in
operation b. Wednesday and at the
olympic Tuesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Many AreConverted
at Methodist Church
ByChnistmasSermon

"Tho Dynamite Of Cod. was the
test Of Rev. Henry 4. Brooks SUNDAY
morning service at the Methodist
Church Al the conclusion ~ e.. ser.
vice twelve persons were so Impressed
that they Joined the church forthwith.
At thr evening scrvicD Mr Brooks
Inquired How Long Docs n Take
God "a Make q MANI" Crowded houses
featured both services ana closest az.
tcniion waf paid 90 the pastor through.
out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Church Officers
Are Elected by
First Christian

Elders, dcac0ns and dcacunesscs foI
the CON ng year were elected by IN,
members OF the First Christian Church
Sunday morning win Benton. Mrs
Tom Curric and J. c. Berry wcr,
members ~ n nominating committee
whose findings were approved by IN,
church body without dissent. An old
members u the baarls were reelected
and three new ones elected
Elders alcctrd are: J. l.. llul. J. D.
Coc. J. NJ. Russell W. y. Gee. &. u
King W. H. Strickland. ". ~ Clary
and DR. Il, l.. Rogers. Al were re-
elected except Dr. Rogers. who rs q
new member.
Twenty three doacuns were reelected
as follows: Ray &. johnson. Harvey
Crudgngton, George Stnplcion. j. II
Russell. G. II Dixon. Horace 81. Rus
sell. s r. Ncwbold. Thomas Curric. w
II. Benton. j. T. York. Jack Burgess
George Maroney. y. ~ Thomas. T. $
Davis, 4. II. Daniel. J. NJ Proctor I'D
Pipkin. II. $ Milhollsnd. 4. NJ. Mirick.
j. II. Trolingcr. G. r. Trolinger. j. y
Riggs and G. u. Hoover
DcacOncsscs elected are: Mrs e. II
Dixon. Mrs ". 4. Grant. Mrs. l.. +
lanhag. Mrs. T.. T.. Cranberry. Mrs
J. G. Berry, Mrs Walter Crossott. Mrs
l.. II. jameson. Mrs. CLAYTON Reynolds
Mrs. J. q. Tauafcrro. Mrs j II Rus
rell, and Mrs, II $ Milholhnd Mira
Russell and Mrs Milholland are new
members. the others baying been re
elected
AZ the morning service the Rev Roy
Ruthorford's subject was Tho Ton.
que In the evening his,opic was
Abide With Me" Three new mem.
bcrs were admitted. making total If
~ now ones during Mr.. nuthcrfords
short ministry In Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
To Gunrd SrI,ed Ilnnar.

SAN FRANC SEQ. Dec. s5-Pur.
hast Il 70 machine g.n ~ rIard intnS
.cnung liquor fclzcd and hcld here bl
federal authorities win De recommend
I'D 60 Washington. Il wgs announced g.
h,ht nuwiag an iurpeu.dn Of vault,
hc, the ll1gu, o. 81 rel Inspector
of customs John O. Davis said a.,
"naor w.. valued az more h1n $1,000
900.
tcpr that ,ho Cfiuc w.s now report
al in the East may spread % the "a
'iiic rcHrl uCdnllca the proposed rec
fn'uisilou 2 r q machine gun. DAVID
said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
TMe mnna. q n.a,. lRe.

WASHINGTON. Dee. -s.--rAonut two
hundred saippiuE board vessels arc tle,i
up Tor ia,t a. hutiaoFs. Chairman isca.
tuI said tonight buf mest of them are
small twp tsamt. The present Sit.
nation b. uudcniahly guH,tisfactory, tho
chairman Eaid. hut th' governments
condition compares fyoubiy With tan.
90 tn private owners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
PERslnNG TO LEAD MARCH
FOR INAUGURAL PARADE
by Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Oenerai
pershing. In telegram from RoSslvn.
New York. tonight accepted an invita-
ton t. serve aE grand marshal q the
parade for the Inauguration of Prcsi.
dont.Elcct Harding. II was announced
tonight by the COMMITTEES In charge a
arrangements. The invitation was ex.
tend d him In conformity with the Gus.
tom 81 having the nnking officer Of
il1., army head the inaugural parade.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
New Steamer :.ouie.

liy AfrOriliod Press
NEW ORLEANS Do :1--A new
@camahip lire 90 operate between tine
more important Chinese ports ana
New Orleans by way ~ the Panama
Canal VIII b. innuguralcd ly tho PAN
American Steamship company OF san
Francisco with the arrival ~ tno
steamer WallowrR betwccn january d
aud 10. Salings viii b. monthly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
NEW AGENCY WILL
PROTECT RIGHTS
MEXICAN NORKMEN
NATIVES or MENICO WILL BE
URGED TO RETURN TO HOME
LAND, II ANNOUNCEMENT
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Dec. s7.-Agcncios
Ca protect the rights of Mexican work.
men in the United States win h. cs,ab-
lishcd by the Mexican government at
Laredo. ricdras Ncgrns Mcxicali and
other border towns. beginning next
January. Il was announced today at
the Mexican embassy.
The agencies viii "scc that all con.
tracts between Mexican workmcn and
American employers are fulfilled" Il
was stated. and viii cndcayor Ia oh.
tain the return Of the workmcn to
Mexico upon expiration of their con.
tracts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Samuel \. Tru,k Dead.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dee. e.
Samuel \. Trusk noted Indian fighter
and fronticrsmln for thirty years. dice
here late last night at the age ~ e
ysars When ~ years of agc ~
Trust icintod the United States army
after trcsdiug about tho Custer mr.,
facre On the iAttlc nig Horn River IN
Montana. tie fought through prac,i.
cally every Indian battle In tine W"st
ana came through without a wound
The body VIII be- scnt a. ST. Louis
tomorrow incoming and burial vii he
Irladc In the national cemetery. Icf'ci
sun farracks, Missouri. whore Mr..
Truck as a soldier vas stationed fnr a
number - years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

w AHHorin'fd lffss
NEW ORLEANS. dee. Tne
United Fruit company today sola .,
auction the steamer TfuNnlo Co Gull
4 southern Steamship company Ter
N3O.l00. There were only two bidder,
This vessel. which was formerly tn
brunswick ~ the Ward line. war sold
several times during the war, the hlgn.
est price for her being 100000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
ALLEGED M RDFRER on
BlIOWNNOOU CITIZEN
iiiS BEEN .ARRESrEn
ny Associated Press

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. ga
man who lucal police believe To- De- q. "
Scott. alias George r Hmushy. ,scapcI
murderer - J. y Wcaih,rby ~ Brown
we'd. Texas. and Ter who's, arrest a
reward ~ $1,000 Is offered was taken
into custody here tonifht. Wathcrb,
Is said O. have becn robbed and nun
durcd on the nEht Of October n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Notice TO Pulllc.

am no LONGER connected with tho
Collsriu Medical company. and will
not be responsible fos debts made uu.
der snid name.
Signed T. +. EBoMEET.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
TenNars
Mun2erThall
His Years

Doesn't it make you feel
good-cause you to straight
en- up and feel "chesty"-
when someone guesses your
age at ten years or so
younger than you really
are? You look into your
mirror, smile with satisfac-
ton and say to yourself:
well, he didn't make such
q bad guess, at that"
The point is: You're no
older than your vitality.
II a man Is strong, vigor-
Gus. mentally alert, fine and
fit at 80 he has a better
chance of living up TO so
than q man OF so who is
weak and rundown has of
living up to GO. While none
of us can stay the years nor
stop time, we should all
make an heroic effort to sue
cessfully resist the effects
of time by ever keeping our
vitality at par. Q
When you sense a feeling
OF slowing down Of your
physical forces when your
stomach, liver, kidneys and
other organs show signs of
weakness-when you notice
a lack of your old time pep"
and "punch"-in other
words, when you feel your vitality
Is on the wanc. you should COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK, Aprn ~ Fractional al.
NanceH were registered by leading irruss
~ the stock market opening today,
United States steel 81 ius was up =
coru Products at f0ea up = atude.
baker NJ taa, unchanged Union Pacific
at iso, AZ = Nanadtum ~ as up y
industrial Alcohol at tpM. ~ = Central
Leather at ~. up y Rubber at nov.
up = Reading AZ sse, up y Anaconda
"a ssh, uP = Goodrich az as, 40 =.
The market was raidud shortly after
opening with main pressure ou General
AoteFe ana other high priced stocks
General Motors was forced down 60 sfs.
OF 70 net, S-liins OF General Meters
was based on reports that an announce.
mvnt viii be made shortly of new
financing plan based on an offering Of
a.oee shares Of common stock at 80 .
share.
The market closed weak
Closing prices unitud states steel at
iQaA, Off ~ Republic steel at ioA.,
eff ~ General Motors az gsi. OF 10.
ianstmsriean N" at i0GA OFT ~ the
-" stock was Oft -. at io7A, Amsri.
can sugar at issN. of - Aouthefa
Pacific At pTA Off ~ Crueibia at
sssN. OFT eA Naaadium OF gph. of
60 baldwin at i5as. of q Htudsbaha
at MS, off 6 Rubber at 1914. of Az
Texas Company at teS, of iis run,a
Aisgrs at iifN. up ~ Reading at hss.
OF a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Vessels in Other Ports

San PEDRO Sailed April IA ST.
President TOT Seattle via san Franctaco
and Victoria. ~. C.. AZ 10 y m
BAN fitssGISct.--Arrt April rs ST.
Ia iriInrra from taulque via ports. stf
ADMIRAL Dewey from seattle a. a. IA.
sailed April ~; sif Eastern Maid for
seattle a. . M, ar MuitnomAh for as-
attle al m
ASTORIA sailed April 10 str nayn.
ton fef Puget sound at a m. Arrived
April ~. str Eastern Planet from seat.
lie at midnight
VICTORIA. n c.--Arrtved Arsu isf
str Imprw4a Of Japan Cat wharf frota
Hons kens VIA ports al Sc O. a.
VANCOUVER. n C.-~Arrlssa Aprii -
str Empires Of Japan FROM itongsenK via
pofta
Observation-Disclosures Aprii IL str
SkaEWaF from seattle.
ENEhErr-eAr Arrived Arrfi ~ Str Hof.
acc \ Hayisr from Esrir Hartsv
rACpMA-Saiisd April ~ str Eastern
Crown Tor Nsw York. VIA naitoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
He Sure Pans All
Women Fight Fans

LONDON. April 1s.-Women who
20 to prize fights emulate the wives
and daughters OF Romans In the
darkest days Of the Roman empire,
Rev. +. -. Meyer. president OF the
Free church council. at Leicester. de
clared. He also denounced the pres
ent immodesty OF fashion. the sub
stitution OF spirltualism for religion,
the sensuousness OF the dance. and
the craze for amusement. Drink. he
said, was the DEVILS master.stroko.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Hold Conference
on Fire Problem

Plans to make Seattle safe from
fires were discussed At . conferences
held Monday morning between
Mayor Caldwell. superintendent of
Buildings J. r. blackwell. Fire Chief
stetson and Fire Marshal Harry
Bringhurst-
This il q preliminary survey Of
the situation here" Caldwell -
clared- We are going to make .
complete investigation with a view
TO eliminating. as far ms possible,
possible fire hazards in Semitic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

rails fit-ftt. rs rhuhar.. rse. leaf
i~tfnes ta taneh. Winesap apples. tast
bon. stalls -. short rib. % bet. ise
N veal shars zee N fanrr picnirsl
stc n 8,sn re. olympic pancake Tear.
Hliis' red can caffe. tse. stain i,i
ne Nssiran beans fnc. fts n2yon
bans stc. ! ne shit. navy beans. ssc.
stsii les. ninsa. page ite. rolls vsf
paper tic. Ammo. t1e can. stalls it-lI.
bufk chnrotAi-. tae ~ cans notdrus
miiS. sse bar- L-nos soap. stc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
SALVAGE NETS
800 MILLIONS
War Expense Cut So per
Capita by Sale

WASHINGTON. April ff.--one OF
the biggest postwar tasks has been
completed. Edwin II. Parker. chair.
man OF tho liquidation commission.
authorized to SOL Americas war ma.
teriai In Europe. announced today.
Parker said tho commission got
abou, $500. 100000 for the aivarc.
Most OF this was sold on credit Some
went to European governments. 9th
ers 20 Individuals Some cash was
received.
This means Expense Of the war
viii b. cut by IS for each man. WON.
an and child IN America.
Tho salvage brought about 80 pei
cent Of what IL cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
BANK CIE.NRINcs
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrivals
April is-str juneau from Port niake-
" At q, m, str Hanta Aiieia from Ante
taEasta Via ports and Tacoma al a. ~. /
att Fulton from nritiah Columbia ports
at a M. motor sshr Apes from SOUTH
eastern Alaska az a ~.
Apfn Is Str santa Ana from south.
eastern Alaska at 1i30 .. IA str Re
dondo from Southeastern Alaska VIA
iadysmlth. u. g. az aii0 p ia str Al
nfi FarfAEut from RRn nieNo via san
freneisco at y. m. a,r MorninE star
from Vancouver. ~ 9. a. 1 a. ~ atr
Prince hupsrt from Prince Rupert. ~
G. VIA porta at 80 p. "a.
Departures
Apru if-Ssr skaEway for Southeast
ern Alaska via usiiiaEham at y a..
str stanley for Tacoma at o M. bEs
hiNeu for Chatham In to~ Of tug fshifip
y Kelly at gitt a. M str West Jena
for Mnnlle VIA ports at a. M ctr
Prince Rupert from Prince Rupert. n ~.
Via ports ss midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
TR|vOULIDAS IS
FIRST IN RACE
Makes Marathon in Two
Hours, 20 Minutes

BOSTON. April ie.--petcr Trivou-
Boston Marathon race. lie covered
the IS miles In two hours. 20 minutes
and 81 seconds.
Thigo kanpippenen. Of Brooklyn.
finished second In 2.3o.2i.
Triyoulidhs collapsed and was car.
ried into the clubhouse after he cross.
ei the line.
Carl Under. Of Quincy. Mass. 1919
champion. WINS third. with his run.
ming mate. william Wick. Of Quincy.
a close fourth.
r. n. White. Holy Cross lyceum.
New York. WINS NTH. Robert Con.
boy. Buffalo. finished sixth. and
Frank Zuna. New York. seventh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

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Amas ysrds--str Roosevelt
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Eastern Admiral. str Asrpp. str santa
Alicia. str Lake Pitch.
Puw~, Sound Bridge and Drsdgs yard
atr Patterson.
ffefferuan drydoeks Str nrookdais.
Lake tuion--ftuils Buoauaifuls. uroston.
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dison. BouEhton. Howeemont. Bourne.
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prsria. Ei@~irs. osi~in. Abydoa. Area
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Author. Fort Harrison. Fort Etanstr.
1msfka. Efton. Loot. Dion.. CHEacan.
Cosian. Cfnevras Fardia. Etisss. sehrs
Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice, bgss
corus. Fresno. whaling strs Kodiak.
TanKinak.
Ea#, waterway terminal ar West leon.
stresm-schr Diastind. u. q G. q. Bear.