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The Washington times., 1920-09-09
METROPOLITAN
"IOye Madness"

Throughout the remaining days OF
the current week the METROPOLITAN
will continue the presentation OF a
remarkably well balanced bill OF
which the chief feature is supplied by
Louise GIaum in J. Parker Read. jr.'s.
superb picturization of c. Gardner
Sullivan's Love Madness" and the
principal supplementary Offering by
Beatrice La Plante in "A Regular
Pal" lively comedy.
The star is generally admitted to be
one fthe most beautiful and brilliant
performers on the silver screen, and
in Love Madness" she is given op.
portunities calling for all her varied
abilities.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
LOEW'S PALACE
whats Your Hurry"

The attraction at Loew's Palace
Theater for the remaining days of tn"
week ending Saturday night, will be
Wallace Reid in whats Your
Hurry? the brilliant and breezy
Paramount adoption of Byron Nor
gan's Saturday Evening Post romance
of motor cars, mAidens fair and high
CONTINUED on Page Seventeen.)
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.

To the delight OF many hundreds OF
enthusiastic dancers comes the an.
nouncement from the Meyer Davis
management that dancing on the
two lakeside payilions at Chevy
Chase Will be continued throughout
the month OF September. AS usual
snappy up-to-the- minute music. which
has long been the feature OF Chevy
Chase Lake, will be furnished every
evening by the delightful Meyer
Davis Orchestra,
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
COSMOS
Breeze Girls"

COSMOS-
Breeze Girls" -,
The three outstanding features OF
next weeks bill at the Cosmos Theater
are novel in character and possess
quality. according TO the manage
ment, which takes them out OF the
ordinary. Jack Roofs Breeze Girls
is a dainty. girly, musidsl COMEDY,
fully equipped with comedians ana
other pelasing accessories; Hector
and His Friends Is declared one OF the
funniest canine novelties OF the stag
and the Fontaine Five Is a quintet OF
classic rank, which will present Mu-
sical Moments, Rags and jazz an
Offering well worth while.
Ethel Clayton's Paramount picture
"Crooked Streets" will be the added
matinee feature, and slipping Feet
the big comedy
other attractions viii incluue
Charles Del Necchio and Company In
"Fired From Yale" Van and vernon
In "Komedy Kinks and kapers'
Grindell and Ester. in strenuous com
edy and dances. and Noel Lester
versatile specialist.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
Misses Apparel

1 Flesh Crepe de Chine Skirt, gath-
cred style with many tucks near bottom;
27-inch waist and 36-inch length. $lo.oV;
originally $500.
White Crepe de Chine Accordion
Pleated Skirt, stitched in black; 27-nch
waist and 36-inch length. $1,000 orgl-
nally $500.
Light Tan Tricolette Suits; size
full 1s. $500 each; were $49.5O.
Fine Quality Velour Coat in Copen
blue. lined throughout with pussy. Will
low silk; size 16. $3.50; onginaiiy
$500.
Handsome Duvet De Lame Coat,
pussy willow lined; size 10, In copen
blue. $500; originally $500.
Pekin Blue jersey Sports Coat,
trimmed with tan; size 10. siz.oo'
originally $500.
Black Taffeta Dress. side draped
skirt with vestee Of white Georgette'
annropriate for mourning; size TO-
$3.50; was $3.50.
1 Two-piece Wool Jersey Smock-
Style Dress, good model for college
wear. in Marking blue; size 10. $ZS'oo'
was $500.
Separate Wool Jersey, Smock in
pekin blue. slip-over model; size IL.
$3.50; was $12.95.
Wool JERSEY Smock, mahogany
color. hand embroidered; size 18. $3.50;
was $500.
Main Section, Fourth floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
POLLS
"Up in Mabel's Room"

50 many things happen up In
Mabers Room" and so many people
went there 10 see what happened. that
there Is probably hardly a plsysoeI
in the United states who Is not
eagerly awaiting the appearance OF
this celebrated free. which scored so
great a success last season. There Is
therefore, much anticipation OF the
Forthcoming production OF up In
Mabers Room" at the Polls Theate,r
beginning Sunday, September IL ior
an engagement OF one week, under
the direction OF A. II. Woods.
Mr.. Woods. probably the most sue
cessfuI of theatrical managers Is
especially noted for his genius In Sc
Letting the kind OF farce that inc
American public loves, and he has
never made a more astute choice than
"Up in Mabers Room" The play Is
In three acts, and Is the work OF VIII
son Collision and Otto Harbsch.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
Garrick Opens Regular Season Sunday Night

MISS ELEANOR MARTIN, appearing in wild
M Cherry" Polls this week Miss Martin is the
very demure and winsome young lady who is winning
applause in the role Of Rita younger sister of wild
Cherry
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
Wonen's Sweaters

Red, Coral and Turquoise Wool
Slip-on Sweaters, neck, waistline and
cuffs finished with black crocheted cord.
1896 each; were $6.75.
ia Cap and Scarf Sets. suitable for
school children. In copen, rose, olive
and navy. $1.95 each; were $475.
Sweater Section, Third floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
Specials in
Women's Neckwear
For Tomorrow's Selling

dozen Net Vestees with white and
cream lace ruffles, neatly trimmed; can
be worn with either suits or sweaters.
Special $1.25 each.
"a Organdy Shield Sets with Tuxedo
collar. tucked and trimmed with valen-
cenncs lace. Special *2.25 each.
r Ostrich Boas, one light brown and
four light gray $500 each; were $500.
3 Ostrich Boas, in emerald and dark
green. $3.50 each; were $1,000.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
Friday Sale of
Wonen's Hosiery

25 dozen pair Women's All-Silk
Stockings; they are new fall goods.
but subject to irregularities in weave.
Black, white and good assortment OF
colors; sizes 81 to 10. II perfect they
would be marked $3.50 and $4.o0.
Special Price, $3.50 Pair
80 dozen pair Women's Full-fash-
ioned Fall-weight Black Cotton Hose
with double soles and toes and garter
hens; sizes 8h to 10h.
Specially Priced, 60c Pair
Hosiery Section, First floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
The Last of the Mems
Summer Shoes
Reduced

We have put prices on this small
remainder to compensate you for
waiting so long in making your Sc
lections. They are of excellent quail
ity tan calfskin, in number of diff
ferent models.
AA width, sizes 8, 81 and 9; A width,
sizes 61a. 7, 71s. 9 and IL; width. sizes
6k, 7, ~, 8, 0. and 10; c width, sizes
91k, 10, 1Oh and H.; d width sizes, sh.
6, Z, III, s, Sh, 9h, 10. 10h and ii.
$4.75 Pair.
Were $11 to $14
Mems Shoe Section, First floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
Wonen's Waists

13 Black Silk Waists with con-
vertible collar; sizes "a, So and 3S.
1896 each; were $6.75.
AZ Georgette Crepe Waists in blue,
black. brown, bisque, flesh and white;
round low neck and short sleeves; a
few with long sleeves; sizes 81. 36.
3s, 20, AZ, A and 46. $3.95 each; were
$3.50 to 1915.
10 Flesh Organdy Waists with white
organdy collar and vests; sizes 81. 36.
SO. A and 46. $1.00 each; were 1896.
IL Solid Color Linene Waists in
maize. lavender, blue and green; high
and low neck styles. $2.s5 each; were
$6.75.
Waist Section, Third floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-09
Friday Special
75Dozen Women's Ribbed Combination Suits
Ext. Quality Csc Each Size: SO and 50
Friday Special


Of
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
RANK CLEARINGs
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. March s.--rhs stock
market opened strong today with sharp
advances Ia virtually the whole iist lte
ports Of tho proposed importation %
about ssso. coo, 600 In eoid from England.
" hitch would improve the credit rituatio
considerably. was assumed 60 be the chief
factor In causing the decides tuoyancy
OF sseuri,ic.
The ell aud motor sroups continued 10
score the greatest advances Mexican
Petroleum. vas up - 60 iTss Pan.
American up y 60 ss's. and resas vp J
TO isa.
General Motors new temporary Ger.
tirest~~ for common stock were admitted
TO the list By tho eschAnE~ to-day TnSy
have NO par value The fret sale was
see shares at -.
Central Leather opened at sis. up y I.
cruethis AZ igsk. w y baldwin at iii.
up = Marine pref, at st<. w ~.
Trading shifted from oils and sieeis 70
motors and rubber stocks beginning with
tho thlrd hour. General Motors made an
early high at sstA. UP 50 net Ntuds-
baker at It's beat Was up nearly from
recvnt low. Among the rubber shares
United states Rubber with sales as hig n
sa teas was leader
Geld coln amounting to approximately
ts.eee. eoes 10 nov being reesi,ed az the
New York subtreasgry FROM Csnsda. "
was learned today, rats metal 10 being
shipped here for accSunt % Canadian
GOV efnment and n 1. Understood "a II
only the foterunner OF further shipments
Foreign exchange rpetuAtsd all mern-
ing Demand sterling az one time vas
quoted at Ass There we're sales as low
as tsso. A, noon the rats was back az
ts.eis. II vas purely a Speculation .
insrkst Franc. and iir- reflected stef-
ling. While all other exchanges we're
daiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smith Cove terminai--str city OF ppo-
kaue. str Edmoref
frer ii--aotor schr Kirkstind
Pier ie-atr rNaEway.
Pacific Coast bunksts-u. n I. n Una
tilia No a.
Pier str Delight
Pier f=-atr jefferson. str santa Ana
Pier str bergen.
Pacific coas, Engineering works-Htr
Eastern Mariner
Skinner a Eddy yards-s,r nrsv. coeur.
str Eastern cras. sehr wa~ona. BIZ
Oriental. ctr George curtis
Alaska steamship company moorfnEs-str
Victoria. rtr star No. :.
stacy s, ,srmtuai-u. n n Burnside
Hsnferd ~. tsrminsi-su Eastern Pilot.
str rsstsfn Ocean.
Lander At tsrninsi--r. y n Surveyor.
spokane ct termiaai-istr Mont Cerstn.
bsw pashinE Wave
Fast waterway tsrninzi-atr Eastern
GLADE. ctr Eastern Grown. str Eastern
Victor.
pu,his yards-s,r IVES, csmpss~.
Amss ysrds-s,r Roosevelt. su Yves,
Jsppa.
Lake Unioa-Huiis f>noausirnis. pros,on.
tsota. Endymion. Fort jackson. "A.
olson. noush,sn. Howssmsn,. navrns-
willie. Ansnhurst. ssiiia. Afris. Ca
prsrta. Fiestra. osiwtn. Ahydos. Area
dsmis. Academia. Fetuta. Hiach Wolf.
nlesiand. hasiine, uianford, AEron.
Anthem. Fort usrrt.on, Fort Hian~is.
frnufhs. kitcn. Loati. Dions. casaesn.
CoEiAn. CineSras. CArdia. Eiissa. schrs
Asai~a. u~ury Wilson. Saltwater. Alice.
esSs cOrus, Fresno. whaling sfrs No
diak. Tanstnak
Todd drydoess-ftr Eastern uais. str Al
ntifai Watson.
Hsffsrnan drysoeks-etr Northwestern.
sehr MAR ~ Orleans. str John A.
ctr Charles ~ Wilson.
kinas a village yards~Motor schr jos
sph puiits.r.
General Petroleum docs--str psvoiant-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Big Boy Fears His
Parents Scolding

ST. LOUIS. March 3.--Iawrcnoe
rerrfcone. 20. who In feet inches
tall. was locked up when he APP
preached Serwt. Gleason and said he
wanted to report being held up and
robbed 81 SIS short time before.
lie said he had aiighted from a
car and had been held up almost i'm.
mcdiately thereafter. serwt. Gleason
happened 20 be standing on that par.
ucuiar corner when tho car stopped
and had noticed Perrieone ailghung.
being attracted by his unusual height.
Tho sergeant had walked only a short
distance when Perrieone rushed up
to report being held up.
After being taken TO the station Go
be questioned. Pcrrfcone admitted
his story was a fabrication and said
he wanted TO have an excuse for be.
Ing out 80 Late He said bis mother
always scolded him II he stayed out
after midnight. ard he wanted 60
have some reason to give her for his
absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. March s--tIxhs receipts
caused by had weather conditions and .
general feeling that after the advances
Of the week . reaction vas da> caused
Eraia futures 20 sag or the chirsSn
Hoard % Trade today. Corn and eats
opened higher the atr~agth ~ re-
port that Franee aad 0rrAt hritain viii
send tfjs. eso. geo TO the tnit~d stat 80
90 stahiiiss tho srchangs.
March corn opened up Ae At 50. tu,
later lest NC. NAY eoru opened at va.
up Ne at the opsutnx. and dropped 1 NC
before the close July cora op~nei Ia e
higher at t.sfA. bat declined ise m
later trading Hspssnssr corn ep~nei w
NC at ti-tss and subsequently, lost Nc
May cats vas Up Ne at the ar~nins.
use. but later dropped Nc. July eats
opened at Tssc- ~ Nc. AID dseiinsd Nc
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
BUTTER MARKET
DROPS CENTS
Quotations Friday Are SO to
81 Cents Per Pound

Local butter market is 2 cents low
err following word received here that
the San Francisco market declined
Thursday. Quotations here ARE 60
cents for bricks and 90 cents for
cubes. Butter fat declined 10 81 cents
per pound.
The egg market IL easy Mt ~ 10 a.
cents a dozen. Receipts al tho local
stock yards Friday were as head OF
cattle and 22s hogs. Both markets
held firm.
Local apud market retains It's firm.
neas FRIDAY. with quotations from
$40 20 $3.50 per ton. CabbaRca arc
easier at 3 cents a pound New ar
rivals Of green peas are bringing i5
10 i7is cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. March s--rfsxs-Rsesiptr
is,eea head! market sec zoe higher,
pulk Of sales. tissS0ts,tos butchers.
tisskg iste. packing. iisteg ts.ls.
light U.teuitss. pix. sis,IegitTsi
rouzhs. tisseSil
cattie--R.c~spts t.eoe bead. msrk~,
steady ana strong. beef. t,7tGis.
butcher steers. tfss0tfse. cAnaers and
cutters. ta7soisTt. ssoeksrs and feed
ers. ssgiiTts ooua ts1toiss calves.
tisss0tss6
sheep Receipts. s.oee head. fnsrtst 10
SLOW TO steady. iAmbss ttio 1878. swea.
teoiT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

stalls io-ii. ioln pork roast. acc N .
veal outlets. ms sse. leg % veal roast
7tr n. stalls az. homeless cofnsd beef
1tr N; bacon backs. asc ~. Riaii isi
winsssp- ti.,s per bon spitrrn brrKs
81 30 boz yellow s.~tons, ti.sb boz
stalls iit-fif. genuine Yakima Gems
% - pr 100 ms Geld Coin. No. I. 100
per 100 rss stalls tt-t7. Federal Of
nips Hiebsn milk. $50 can: bars Ivory
soap. tTe. corn or rioss starch. Kinrs-
fords. isc stan 1906. pure lard. aoo N. .
(. cans Cooperative milk. stc. stc can
Royal balins powder. stc, stan ito
citrus powder. sko. /. ms. whits navy
beans sbe. stail 49,. cans wilson's
mlik. sec. I N. bsss ginEer snaps. zoe.
~-~s~-~~~-~.~~-~~~~~~-
nuiis 1900 sfg
Calves r.eo bee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Bolsheviki Seize
Americans, British

C1iRiSTiANiA. March 8, All
Americans and British found by the
soviet soldiers In the Murmansk dis
trtct have been arrested and sent to
Moscow. a dispatch hero today said.
Soviet troops. the dispatch said.
have occupied the town a. Pet.
changa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Legal. NOTICES


no WHOM N NAY CoNcERN:-
THIS is 90 certify that L. A. Cooper
has made application to erect y
public garage At ttst EAstiak .
ave. lot re. block is, Eastlako ADJ
dition. Anyone desiring 20 pro-
test such occupancy must file such
protest at the office of the Rutld-
ms Department. Room Sos Coun-
ty-CttN building. prior to March
~. 1880. Section soa. Building
Code.
NOTICE Is hEREliN GIVEN TINT
koss r Huber has taken over the
interests % Mr.. Iohst in the firm
az lohst q Itihler, wholesale
Krceers, dating March l. All ohh-
cations 90 the firm Of Isbst 4
Nihier contracted before March
will be paid a. usual BY them.
IDESir a NM sn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

gtsn ~, all brands Of milk. . fac sc.
crisco ale. bBc. tI.o6. 1900. ta.ss. pure
Z fbs Golden West coffee. ma. sbe Cit
rus powder. iTc. Teco pancaks -four lie
pkg stalls a. ~. ohoic. nAiibut. zLc N. (,
skinned soles ne 3be on. pail salt
black cod. tioo. stan ~. ioin pork
chops. ste NJ. pot roast. zoe NJ. sirioin
steak. 1oo NJ. stall ~. home niads pork
or veal loaf. Doe NJ home made beef
loaf. zoe NJ. home made ham loaf. sbe
N stalls fe-gs. Gem Nut or unoc0
marEArins. ste N. . rbs ii.oo; orange
msrnsisds. ste ~: Flake white. acc NJ
stall n. bananas. 9 for sbe. iamonA. 2so
dos. big oranges. B'for Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Portugal Denies
Soviet Is Started

MADRID. March s.--Rumors Of a
revolution and establishment OF
sovtets in Portugal were denied OF.
ficially by tho Portuguese legation
late today.
Rumors. according TO the legation
statement. probably grew cut OF the
tclegraphers' strike now in progress
In Portugal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

stall ~. tall can CafnAtion milk. ia
stalls i.s.a. pot roast. lie N bacon. $50
N Boston butts. sze ID, stall ~. Nut
margarine ste ~. ms 100. Yakima
honey. zoe At. comb honey, ahc- stalls
aos2t. crap. fruit for go. eating APP
Piles. ibo Dos. head lettuce. b. and Zoe
Stall ~. fresh herring. BE- n haiibut
cheeks. 2 ms tbo. skinned aoies. ns
$50 stall 90, fancy creamery butter. CSC
N. ibs ti,1t. full cream cheese, ste
10, strictly fresh ranch erHE, bec dox
Stalls a7-as, ioih. pail karo syrup. sbot
csc onn Royal baking powder. sse. soc
instant Postum. sse. Stall 20, toc ~.
prsm~ blend coffee. J ms ~ ~. 7ho X
g baking powder. ise. pure ground
cinnamon. f1c NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Approve Plans to
Conserve Salmon

Regulation Of commercial fisheries
by a state fisheries commission and
empowering OF the commission 20
make agreements with British Co
lumbla for protection of salmon and
other fish. were approved by meeting
OF fishing authorities at Chamber OF
Commerce "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

frar ie-. fancy storage Eggs. tto doH
frssb ground peanut butter. zoe 10. zoe
can corn. iBc, : for 1se - Pike st. hog
kidneys. Zoe 10. sausss. and hamburger.
tGe 10. veal roast. lie N. h,aii ~.
feibE ripe olives. fkc pt. sAusrh Hsut.
ats ssc. IAbbrs sweet chow. 7tc 10.
Htali ia lemons. 500 dor bananas. soc
dsE apples o. 30 bor. stAii :. Eastern
bacon. tse NJ. local bacon. asc NJ. dry
salt pork. Sc n stall ~. srnei,-. = rba.
STE; fresh herring. Be- 10. ma &c.
Skinned soies. ms zBe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

stan &C. tail can carnAiion milk. i2o
stail 10. pure fresh milk. iso At stall
Sc fresh Hmeita. ms 1bci rod snapper,
iBo ~. fresh herring. rbA 7be. large
Norway herring. for use stall ~
fancy sweet potatoes, Zoe NJ; large ba-
nanas for 1gc, large Huukist oranges
soc and coo dos pure lard. ms. bte
stall 50. bars white soap. ssc stall
1893. sround chocolate f2e n. Los
Cabin syrup. SIC and Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
High School Girls
Are Now Anti-Vamp

LONG BEACH. Cal. March 5,--Co-
eds OF the high school here have
formed nm AMT vanp society" to
the end the practice Of squeezing a
boys heart dry and returning 1t TO
him in that condition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Hurt Straphanger
Gets Big Damages

CHICAGO. March ss--Tho strap
hanger had his day in court here.
Mrs Johanna Walsh. = dr-ssrnakcr.
who was injured In an ovcrcrowd.d
street car In 1914. received judg.
men, for 81 500 against the company
from Judge Taylor In tho appellate
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Americans Rush
Into VladivostoIe

LONDON. March AL Amert
cans in Siberia have been concen-
trated in Vladivostok. according 70
authoritative advices here today. The
Italians. II was said. are evacuating
Vladivostok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. March k--nnffsr-cisy
creamery. see zee per -.
Esrs--s-isessa local snuaA tto 1ie psr
dos
Hsus--sT os:s ~ n. erotis~a see
per 10
Gesse-soe p~~ -.
chssse-Trpis,s. ace ne per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
CARn nt rIiNNks

WE WISH TO EMPRESS Our AP-
probation and thanks 70 cur many
friends for their Kindness and
sympathy during our recent es-
reaNemcnI and for the beautiful
floral offerings Frank u. Peter
son and son. Geo r, Peterson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Frisco Market Status

San rrAScrsco. March k--nut,sr--
Ertras. sec Per -.
EgEs--Extrss. tte par dcss sirsss. ace
per dos. sstra paiis;s fst per dos. TN
asrrised pslIs,s. s9he per dos.
chssss--Caiiforuia fats. fancy. AN
per 10. fisstA. zoe per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. March s.--corfs~-So. 7
Mo. isAe per II. No. 4 santos. sss y
ttAe per IN
saxsr--Rs-. iosseii:se per ID. Er.s-
uiatsd. itats per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
SHIPPING BOARD will soon ..,ab

llsh regular sailings between Puget
Sound and West coast OF South
America, Dudley w. Burchard. rcsi.
dent agent for division OF operations.
announced Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Tides in Seattle


F1rvs High Tide
i3fs O. m. IL 4 ~
Fisss Low Tide
II ss a m 20 n
secosd High Tide
SIT o. IN. II 0 a.
S~~ond low Tide
~ Is p. tn. Is ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

Beth houses Of ue Ohio iegisis
ture have passed q bill providing for
tho regular teaching Of thrift among
the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures



March t--F,r NhAsway from Nan Fran.
eiaoo, via Victoria and Vancouver. ~ O..
at a M Htr Queen from Han DieMo.
Via Han Francisco, AZ n ~.
March .-tir Manila Maru from ra-
coma az y, IA str Pred Haster from
Tacoma AZ lao y. M. ctr Governor from
Tacoma 81 y, nj str Alaska. south
western Alaska via Southeastern Alaska.
at i,to y. IA
Departures
March str Governor for Han Pedro.
vita Victoria. ~, g.. and San Francisco, az
II a nj str Spokane for Southeastern
Alaska at 10 a. m.i afr Manila Maru Tor
Manila. via ports. at 10 a, IN. sr pas-
EXPORT Tor Tacoma at a IA.
March t-atr TsuruTissn Msru for
Kobe. via Yokohama. at midniHht. stf
Rsdondo FOR hauthesstafn Alaska. Via
Nsnain'o and tadyamith. u. c.. at mid
night str Fred barter for Eagle usrbor.
via Point wells. al 80 M str Admiral
Dewey for nan Francisco at tts ., M. .
str oieum for Tacoma at gao D. m! str
Alaska Tor Tacoma ct sss .. m afr
West Jester for Kobe atssiio y. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

Many persons have been killed and
wounded In fighting In Lisbon and
oporto. the dispatches said. The
trouble, IL was said. grew out OF the
efforts OF radicals to institute soviet
control OF industries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
The SeatMe Star
DIRECTORY
AtsorneysAt-Iaw

IF BAt.f. : ESrANLfSHED 1857.
All cases. Consultation frce. mod
crate fees. SIS Burke Bldg. 800
second avs. Main isot.
r. r. Schoff Downs BIZ los End av.
fncdsrats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05
BLOODY REVOLT
HITS PORTUGAL
Fierce Fighting Between
Rebels and Troops

PARIS. March s.--Nisdrid dis.
patches today said that bloody
fighting between rebels and gov.
erumeni forces was under way In
Portugal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-05

EoTfTARir LOAN CORPORATION.
evty Bonda Ask your BANKER
about US
ses Ei,si Ridx. Second q. Pike Sc
MONEY LOANED on ALL ARTf-
rf-s Of value. The Reliable. soT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

Remsabsr. that DE-. Gar.
ankle. the Rye Spseialise.
viii BE- n Matthews Drul
Store Tassdsy and Wed.
nesday. Dee. 7l and 22d.
ssuts Clause headquarters n The
Mysts Drug Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-17

viass and early ssstiws Nlss
hs1Rs rad m sccsans ~ ShaA
GAflse1ss ssally usAas te 1 aaalsss
II III sseaatsa csnpostr,
Two aSpseprssis musissl sam-
bsss wsss siven--Ais Margaret
Acncw sana %. u,.h rowa q
BssAlshsA4" which uss greatly W.
|ioysd and Ai~ Nsmm L~seA :
~adl.lan oi "Christnss nsiis"
hreasbs beek msmaslss al ssli
known CAsistnas cssols.
closiae ths prOevsn vss . paper
oa the "Ovigiu and Chsfm Il the
CAristmas Pest Casa," NJ Mss.
ChaS BADGE
During the social he~s. tea snd
sandwiches wess sseved.
nn. Z. L. Meuc~ viii ss Acsssss
oi the Jsasssy m<saias and MrM
Collins vii, have charge Al ,As pes.
srsm, Teisphos~ conmis,se ees-
sis,s al Misess L~ech and MorsoS.