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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Roye' Climb To Meet,

m interesting meeting Of Ii" Boys
Club y: ,hr Pre-, hyl"riHn church Will b"
held this evening II tn" Hr'i"! -, IN.
several important matters WI! hr taken
up and discussed among which - thr
matter of organizing n hn Sk-lhall team.
Plans At this time Will he conpiHtcu
and the coach Will be e"lcicd. Al mem
bcrS arc requested to be on hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Had Charge of service,

A change was made by the pastors OF
tho Methodist churches Of this I!CnUy
yesterday morning. Rev. II. H. M""S":
pastor or the Wesley NJ. L.. church, OF
Wheeling. delivered very interesting
sermon u a large congregation. In the
evening. Rev. Arthur I.azenhH, pastor OF
tho church. talked on the topic OF the
Sign OF a souls Destiny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
BooTLEGGERS TO JAIL.

Paul and Itcrman SwicrkoH, Of Rem
wood e.. - committed 10 tho Ohio coun-
~ jail saturday to serve 60 days each
on charge Of selling liquor contrary
to tho federal laws. Both men were
sentenced by judge Aston G. Dayton.
OF IN" federal district court. and bring
the Jail population UP TO Is al the
present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Goal Mon busy.

On account Of the extreme cold wave
which has hit this section. tho local coal
dealers arc busy. All day yesterday tho
coal dealers that do most of their d"llf-
oring to local consumers were kept busy
IN filling the coal bins. IhlS ne
first Sunday for several months that tho
coal MINERS hay" worked and II was y
necessity that they do so on account or
tho large number of orders whlca they
have on hand to be delivered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

Center Warwood. are the guests Of Miss
Anna Stevenson. of Grafton. W. Va.
Mrs. Thomas Hell. OF South Warw"od'
is spending several days visiting rela-
tivcS in Grafton. w. Va.
John Taylor. who received oadly
apraincd wrist secVral days ago, ls SLOW
ly recovering at his home in Center
WarwoOd.
Harry Miller. Of Pittsburgh, Pa spent
yesterday visiting friends III North
WarWOOd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Meetinr OF Ladies'.

munity has been called for Thursday af-
tcrHonn A. two o'clock a; tho christian
church. c0rn'- Seventeenth street and
Rincland avenue. \ large attendance
is expected MS this will interest all
house wives Of War@n"d. \ good speak
or will talk upon the subject How TO
Reduce tho High Cost nf Living"
musical and literary program Will fol-
low
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Held Rehearsal.

The regular rehearsal of tho Red
Acre Farm to he given by the mem
hers Of the Corpus Christ church. WAS
held Yesterday afternoon at 'hc homo ~
Miss Minnie Burke. Of South WarwCod
avenue. II is understood tho play Is
very good and it no doubt viii dra~,
large crowd when given. So far tho
nOuncCd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
M NHeAt UndneS rl nv

A meeting of tho members of me
Look Out club will be held Wednesday
evening al the Christian church. ~
and plans completed for he supper 10
be given by tho club on THURSDAY. Ian.
goth, in the dir,IE room OF the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

tory prices even II not at materially
higher ones than are now cNaCtcd. The
problem of the securities market is thus
once more reduced TO Il question prun-
arily Of tho money situation, trouble
some as this has been for some ume
past,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Fremon To Meet

A meeting Of the members OF the
Loveland Volunteer Fire and Protection
association will be held here this even
ing at eight o'clock. Several important
matters are 10 he taken up and largo
attendance is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
HESS WILL PRoBATEp,

The will OF the late j. Adam Hess
was filed for probate Saturday morning
in the Ohio county court. Tho Dollar
Savings and Trust company was ap-
pointed administrator with bond Of
$4,000. Attorney T. S. Riley. George
Mathison and Seaton Alexander were
appointed as appraisers. The will has
excited q great deal OF comment he
cause Of the large requests TO charity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Sentence Of Pr9nlior'S
Slayer Is Committed

BERNE. Jan. lS.--Thc sentence of
death PRONOUNCED Friday rron Count
Kurr EIsrcr. Tho Eavar.ou premier at
Munich ia February i0!l. has h"cn COM
nutcd Ia lifr impri*"nrcn'. according 70
HlviCrS received today The commune
ton Of ia" sentence 81 The %Cuuk stu
dent va" ordered b! unanimous vote OF
the RaNLrIHn cabinet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

National Thrift Week-Start bank
account to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Weekly Review of
Trade Conditions

FtSANCE.--We are now In the
midst OF a credit crisis which may
very easily develop into a panic. No
danger Of a money panic. az banks
with tho support Of the federal re.
serve system can iHEue paper mon
~ temporarily la almost unlimited
Quantities. with our old banking
system we would have had a panic
last November. We have been
drifting into the present crisis 20
steadily for more than six months
and our attention is 20 far diverted
by sensational world Developments
tina, the critical state % finances
In all countries IL hardly regarded.
All that !. needed however, IL 10
give the crisis OF 1890 It's name.
ana this will he done as soon as
there Is a spectacular failure OF
some important firm or corporation.
With sSadliy mounting increases In
Interest rates a large crop OF bust.
ners failures cannot BE- avoided.
The point to be emphaElxed IL
that the crisis of 1890" will not he
- NtFffF INN.ff WIN fAAAE va Inv
banks. hut Nedit panic.
The United States treasury an re-
suit Of aRltatfsn has resumed pub
location OF Il. daily financial state.
meats. Suspension OF these state.
ments was extremely unfortunate.
AZ it gave rise TO rufnors not sub
staniated BY present statement.
Balance In general fund on April -
was iEsss9s sss. slightly below sv-
sraga balance created when rls-
oursFfnenu were much smaller uaan
AZ present. but larger than balance
a tim. Of suspension Of publics ton.
Excess a disbursements over re-
oeipts for fiscal year 1890 amounted
TO ssoi.ss..sss.
TR4sDE.~~At least month will
be required 20 clear up congestion
ssus@d BY railroad strike. according
20 Interstate oommercs commission
officials T'hl. means all lines %
trade VIII be greatly lntsrfered with
for weeks 20 come.
rNDuSTRY.-M Manufacturer Rec.
ord Of Baltimore has been conduct.
ing symposium on ssabor efficiency
The consensus OF opinion Of manu-
factsrsrs seems TO be THAI skilled
labor IL about ~ efficient as ~ was
before the war and much more Fl.
ficient than In 1919 rnSkiiled Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
PAY OF
SOLDIER, COB
House and Senate C0nferees
Are Agreed

WASHINGTON. April 7t-The
house and senate couferces agreed
on increased pay for the army. navy
and marine corps. Enlisted men OF
the navy are TO receive an average
increase Of 30 per cent. and those In
the army 20 per cent Rations N.
lowances 20 army men viii practi.
enSy eauaiize the paw OF the two
services, members said.
Increases viii BE- granted officers
up 10 tie rank OF colonel in tho army
and captain in the navy. but figures
have not been agreed upon. All in.
creaaes win date from January last
and continue until June 90. 1922. II
was agreed.
Increases affect all the coast
guard. public health service. coast
and geodetio survey. and army and
navy nurses.
The conferees also decided on ap-
pointrncnt OF a joint congressional
commission 70 Investigate the ques.
ton OF permanent salary increases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

smith Cove ,srminsi--str Ieonluua. afr
Wh-sfisnd Mont
Great Sorthsrn pier--s,r Fslshimi Maru.
Per it~-str rynd.rsa<
Pier i.-etr Bergen.
Pier ii-xe'er sehr Kirtstind. str Fanny
rnion on dook-s,r west Hart.
Bell at tsrrninal--Ijss boat AAmchafka,
4 y G. q, Algonquin
Pier s-str saKnaw.
Pier Str STANLEY
Pier f--Str Alameda
Grand Trunk dock-No,sr soer Tnna-
Pacific Coast huakers-u. n 7. q s-ir,.
sure. str Eastern Dawn.
Hartford 81 terninai-sir psiveod. str
Eastern Cloud.
puthie yards-s,r West Mahwah
AmeH yAr6s-Str Roosevelt
TODD drydocks--s,r Elihu Thomson. str
Eastern Admiral. str LAKE, Fitch. str
Fresno, str Admiral Watson. str nror-
Hcffernans drydeck.-str prookcAis. str
Cordova-
PUGET sound Bridge q Dredging plant
SIR Patterson.
schwaxer a Nettie,or--ssr Boyn.s..
rattsrssS -AsopoaAld yards--Bkta Pnyi-
lie rnmyn.
Lake union--uurir snoauairai., rroxton.
beoia. Endymion. Fort Jackson. Ad-
disor. nouehton. powesmort, Bourne
vile. AIienhur-t. abba. Aeria. Ca
prsris. Eiestra. oelvin. khyaos. Area
dsnsis. Academia. PwHuta. Black Wolf
Biekisnd. Baatlns. Bianford. Agron
AEthon. Fort Harrison. Fort Eeanwi1
lmufka. kitoa. Looti. Dions. Cagacan.
coxian. cinsyras. csrdia. ELISA. schrs
Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice. hges
Corus. Fresno. whaling strs kodiak.
Tanginak,
stream--sohr Biaatina. bye cnas Nelson,
L. s. G. @. Bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Dor IL generally considered 20 b.
far less efficient and willing 10 work
than at any previogs time. Inter.
eHting 10 note that bankers VINO
have no contact with actual con.
ditions are extremely pssaimistic
over labor situation. while practical
manufacturers, union and non-union
sNge.' are generally. optimistic.
Since supreme court decision y
companies have declared stock div
idends amounting 10 fi3s.sis.sl3.
Rumored that United States steel
win declare large stock dividend.
Estimates place probable stock div
blends for year in nelghborhood OF
81 ,o0o. 900 900. statiaucian who has
examined situation places total
stock dividend possibilities at not
less than $4,000 900 900.
CROPS What's the matter with
the farrner7 One Agricultural expert
says real reason for farmers discon-
tent il income tax. As long az the
farmer did not have 10 figure out his
income he counted all cash az profit
Now he sweata over income tax re-
turns and allows himself all kinds 81
losses and expenses which he never
thought OF before. Depreciation and
depletion charges car be deducted 10
make him feel like pauper. Since
the farmer learned 20 keep books his
life has been ruined.
Cotton crop shortage r. predicted
on top Of absolutely certain grain
shortage.
I.ABOR.--conservative labor Off
Gals tell me that insurgent move
ment "a exhibited In the recent rail,
road strike was never as strong as
al present They expect similar sx.
hibltions OF what they call Tfsolshe
visrn" in many other Industries In
the mar future They say tina; II
unltsd Mine Workers held election
now Alexander HowAL who. defied
Palmer and is in Jail for oonsmpt OF
kansa. Industrial court. would be
elected by overwhelming majority.
Al old line leaders are fighting for
their official lives.
Gompers' non-par,isan political
machine Is being lined up 20 support
McAdoo. Among republican candi.
dates Hiram johnson Il perhaps IA.
vored By largest number OF individ.
aAi leaders. Lowden. howeves. has
most active labor machine
BASIL NJ. MANLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
SUGAR SELLING
20 CENTS POUND

Seattle consumers are paying 20
cents a pound for sugar Saturday.
Dealers rationcd Il out In from two
To two and ono-haif- pound lots.
Wholesalers say they have no
sugar on hand. tho some as expect
ed daiiy"--at higher price.
Seattle has more sugar, and IL
paying less for II than any other
section OF the country declared
United states District Attorney
Saunders Saturday morning.
Investigators OF the department Of
justice, he said. have found no hoard
ing OF sugar in this district. The
real boarding. he declared. has been
in the homes. hundreds OF persons
having bought from one to five sacks
while itswas available. in order to
stock up for the canning season.
This Is tustifiablc. he said.
Merchants Saturday were not CD
unistic about the outlook for sursr.
They anticipate a retail price OF IS
or ss cents for the next lot to arrive.
they said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
MRS. WOODCOCK
NOT SENTENCED

SAN FRANCISCO. April ei--Sen-
tence OF Mrs. Alice woodcoek. con-
victed last week by jury Of perjury
in connection with her husbands &C
auittal OF the murder of Edward
Kelly. today was postponed by Judge
Ward until Monday.
Another motion for her relase on
bail was denied. She Is held in the
county jail. The murder charge
against her for the killing of Kelly
was continued until Wednesday,
when the date for the trial will be
set
Under the perjury conviction.
Mrs. woodcock is liable TO a SEN
terce OF from one to II years.
Edgar woodeock's trial for perjury
Is to be set May .. He vanished
after his acauittal. and has not yet
been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
HAY. caAI~ AND rvED
Wbsiessie rrtre rse Tea. CITY rvS~s
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. spru 7s.--Frsotiensi ad-
sancsa vsre registered at the stock mar
hat ops ming today. Trading "a. IN good
v"lums for Saturday aud firm under
tome prevailed. United states steel
opened at gss. NJ ". psid~in az ii1.
unchanged; sinclair at AZ. unchanged
Laehawanna a. Sss. up . General Mo-
tors at 2s7. up ~ unlied states Rub
Der al ioi v, or ~ Mexican Petroleum
a. iss. UNCHANGED: Par. American at
nahum at 81, up AZ. craeibis at 40,
sp
Asnoune.usn, Of settlement OF s,u,E
controversy made a few minutes before
the market opened had little effect on,
she opening price levels
Within = few minutes sr,sr trading
started. however. the whole list began 20
move forward. Htecl ran up 70 9ss. up
"a over Fridays low. heplosls Steel
gained "a. TO a.. and Lackawanna gained
y 10 sax a1 few minutes later
Jumped 10 &c; cruoibls acted contrarily
20 the rest Of tho list. altho the stock
vas up At go. selling orders caused Il
TO react To .tT.
The market In general displayed . firm
tone In late dealings General Motors In
particular acted we'll. running np TO s,s,
ap ists Baldwin held around ii., and
Republic kept aiovs %. cFueibls turned
dull after early softueas
we're ESQ. 500 shares.
Closing prices -srei Steel AZ st, mp
z crgeibIe at s35h. off \ BALDWIN at
nav. off y Studebaker at ITO. up az
Meriesn Petroleum at iAs. up vi;
Reading at TsA, up ~ Punta Allegro at
i0s =. OFF y Consolidated Textile at
ts+., up u Industrial Alcohol At 80. up
Y Retail Stores at ssA. up "a RspIoeis
Steel at AN or = Republic at ss'e,
.FF = 4 .
United States Rubber at ioss. up 4.
ran-Americsn ct ~ ~. vp ~ Corn Prod.
ucss at ssk. ~ \ southern Pacific ~
pt., up " Central Leather st fst. off
~ American wooisr At Ito. W fA.
LsckswAnne at ss,s. Off ".
After sharp advsneas that continued
for about q half hour prio~s szs~d off
somewhat Much Of the advance wAs at
tfihuted TO short eoverrx.
The market CLOSED firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Aprn .s---crrin ru,u-ss
closed sharply higher on the ChiraEo
Board - Trsds today, ngYius BY shorts.
fresh speculative buying induced by re-
ports % EsFgpe-s being IN thu market FOE
isrrs quantities o. graln. and unfsvsr
shis ssAther reports fer aert week
caused the upward trend Of the market.
TIE sale Of |. eeo. osa bushels Of wheat
10 Europe hv Arrentins at the hlrhest
prfe- paid there Ai-o stimulated
buying activltisa
nay corn advanced .se. efo-inx ~
r.aT.. after opening down 10 ct 81 sa3
Juiy rorn closed - hiEhsr al 81 90. after
opening 10 down az ti.tT; s~ptsraher
esrn eiasts - titsk. up tae. after
crsnirE at fSiis. ie lower.
May oats closed up I Nc at Nte. after
opening down Nc at stse. july oats
closed W &c al sTe. after opening Down
Ne at ste.
Provisions closed higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Press Association
Won't Go North

ELL.ENsBURG. April 24.--Be-
cause steamer accommodations 10
Alaska cannot be obtained for mem
bers Of the Washington State Press
association, the 1920 convention viii
be held within the borders OF the
state II had been planned 20 hold
the convention en- route 10 Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Veteran Is Given
War Service Cross

Tor extraordinary heroism In &C.
ton near Gesnes. october 4. 1915"
Peter L. de Rosselli was presented
with distinguished service cross
Friday by Col o. T. 3, Farr. at the
local recruiting office
De Roeselli II now In charge OF
the war relies exhibit at the World
War Veterans carnival at Fourth
avenue and Lcnora at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrived
April ft--sfr whesusnf Ment from
NantiA via porfs sne Ioaoiuia at noon
str Alameda from Tacoma al $50 a m .
bkta Phyllis Gornyn In tow Of tar Hsr-
suiss from San Franeisco at = 10 a. m T:
str iccnlum from Tacoma at 7a5 q N /
s'r Fash4ns Mary from Tacoma al : 20
a. IN.
Departed
April ss--E;r President for sar Pedro
va San Francisco and virtorfs. u. O., at
IL a m. str Chicago Msrs for Hoas-
song Via ports AID Victoria. n. C., a. 10
a M. afr Richusend for Puget sound
nsry yard 81 s,@s a m. str kohkhan
Maru fer Tacoma az siie a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Declares Coal Men
After High Prices

WASHINGTON. Aprl 24.--coal
men are fighting the bin TO grant
lower coal freight rates in summer.
because they fear Il would rob them
OF the excuse 10 raise prices during
the winter scarcity. Senator Freling-
huysen. New Jersey. author of the
measure, said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
JAPS PAY FOR
MARKET TRICK
Fined in Los Angeles for
Topping Berry Boxes

Los ANGELES. April ,t-Be.
cause II worked for a while, Jspa-
nese strawberry growers here
thought they were slipping some
thing over on the public BY topping
their boxes with big berries.
Yesterday 10 Of them paid $500 IN
the justice court for pulling this 1T
tie trick
We have tried tho honor system, .
says Horticultural COMMISSIONS
Ryan. and u doesn't work with
these people. Now were trying
come thing different"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
SHIP LAUNCHED
in TACOMA YARD
Todd Company Sends 21st
Vessel Down Ways

TACOMA. April zL--Ths Todd
shipyard's zist vessel. the z.500-ton
steamship Pansa. was launched at
1875 a. m. today. and workmen at
once began preparations for laying
the keei Of a third scout cruiser for
the United states navy.
Mrs. Mark l.. Davis was sponsor
f5r the Pansa. The 3 300 employees
OF the plant. who were Just gather.
ing for their days work. ana a small
group Of Invited guests Witnessed
the launching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Foreign Exchange

NEW York. April .,--Demsnd s,sr-
ling sold at t3.sfh. or NC. at the open
Ing Of the foreign exchange market to-
DAY Franc checks at is.9se we're Off 10
eentimes. lire checks we're off confines
at s3kss. marks. demand. we're slightly
higher at sie. and cables at iS7c. Ca
nadIan dollars were soc.
Demand sterling closed ~ ttfT .N Lei
francs. checks. Oft 2 centlmes o lsS3aa
iirrs. demand. "a. sec. of s0rtlm~s. ca
blss. s.ssc: marks. dsma .ssc; ca.
lies. i67c. Canadian dollafv soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

NEW YORK April .t.-Not more
than 200 persons formed the lines
OF New Yorks 'oid Clothes" parade.
In protest against the high cost Of
clothing here today.
Lenders Of the parade said oniook.
crs were so numerous they could not
organize their dcmonxtration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
In the Spring, the
Dear Bossy Roams

Somewhere In the municipality OF
Seattle roams a cow, n black COW
with stubby horns. The COW disap-
pcared from the rear OF the residence
OF III. II, Masterson, at sSo7 l2th ave.
". w. and the police were asked Sat.
urday to aid in recovering the ami.
NAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
BANK CiEARIN6s


CHICAGO. April st--usxs-Msrt~ e
.sc se zee hianr. Iulk Of sales. sif.ts
sittfi baseh ti1Isaiissg packing.
fissizfs3 nsht. fitftats1s. pas.
tif 10. rcpEhs tit1euts.
Cattle Rrosipis. asee head market -
steady. Beef. tieaIss butcher steers. o.
ola. eannefs ard cutters, St@ti stock
era ana feeders. f5:sgiiss. eors 80
Ns4 calves. fizEgE
sh~eg- Rsc~ipts. ..ess head. market II
steady. LAMBS ti7.sseis. s-s,. sie. %
Gi:.sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. April ,t...-Butter---c ity
creamery. sod6tc per ID.
EaFs-ssiectsd local extras. 81 attc Per
dos.
H~ns-,s q sse per ID: sreifers. Ne soc
per ID.
dssese--oe per 10
Cbeese--rripiets, is0sfe Per n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Santa Monica Gains
in Population

WARRINGTON. April 24.--The
census bureau today announced tho
following 1920 population result:
Santa Monica. Cal, 1889. Increase
since 1910, 1906. or ga per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Dublin Prisoners
Will Stage Strike

DUBLIN, April 2t--politicai pris.
oners In wormwood Scrubs prison
have decided to 20 on n hunger
strike beginning tomorrow unless
they are released Internationally, Il
was understood here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Status of Frisco Market

FAN FRANCISCO. April ;a--Battsr--
Ertras. kthc per ~.
Errs-Ertrss. eve per Dos; nrs,s. CSC
per dos. sxtrs paii~ts. cav per doz I'M
isrris>d pallets sto per dof.
chcsas--caiiforais nats. fancy. ;7e per
10. firsts. ste per ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

sew YORK. Aprii f..--coftse--No. :
Rio. tsAc per ID, No, Santos. sSs % :.e
sasar-na-. i,Sseias.e per ID; gran.
aiatsd. iT.sopaso per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Mayor Is Urged
to Communicate

Duties OF a mayor OF a metropolis
tan city are numerous and varied.
Mayor Caldwell was In receipt satur-
day OF communication from Thorn.
hill Peters. age IL. an earnest seeker
after knowledge In the Sixth A
grade. Lynchhurg, Va MIR. Peters
wrote in full;
"Dcre Sir. will you piese send me
informashun regarding your city?
We want this in geography