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New-York tribune., 1920-07-05

zE " -. AIlT EF1-<S-~IN FT XII AEtE y
an order OF Honorable Jonu =. Cohaian
Surrogate q the County or sew 1ors
NOTICE is hereby given 20 al p- son,
having Ella ms against Aipaon- lewis a.
sf the County or New York a-ceaaed -
present trs Same witn vouchers thereof -
iAe subs ri@e-s, at their pi~c. r. fran~s
ing oe.. ness. tfe oTic- % their attoru-ys
shearrian Il Sterling No. 80 Wall stree.
IN the C.ty Of Sew YORK. on OF before ths
lctn day of Jul next
Dated. New York, tho I'd day q jan
uary. .e2o
ETcENF. LEWIS
WILLIAM kAHAwFfIg
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WEsTcnis,1 Eit COT >ry REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-07-05
SURROGATES NOTICES

DUBOIS, MARY i. In pursuance of a.
order OF Honorable John Z Cohaian \
Surrogate OF the County of New York notir-
is hereby given to ali persons hs>ing e.Al.ns
egainsi Mary Z. J. DlBois, .4te of nc Coun-
y OF New York. Diseased. present n.
same with vouchers thereof he .-b-
scriber, al his place OF transacfins busi1ess
a. the Office of MS attorneys. Messrs Da y
Host Mason. Nn- Is William street. Ho--
ough of Manhattan. in the CITY OF New Torz
on o. before me lath Day OF September neA,
Dated. New YORK. the 4tn day ce Man
New-York tribune., 1920-07-05

FEARING GEORGE I'm PURSUANCE
OF an order of Honorable john p Co
falan. a Surrogate Of the County * New
York. NOTICE j., hereby given 10 all per
cons haNins eiaims against Georgs
= doea-,n, =, ,ao,, - " ~ ~
ers thereof 10 the snb.cribc-s. NJ their
place OF transsctms business. at the ONCE
torneys No 50 Wsl street, in tho City
OF New York, on CT before the 9Th day o.
Dated. New York. the lst day Of March
1920
fE%1s fE%fsE zAss 3. LEbYAN5. IEbY1Yf; jR jR
CARTER. LEDYARD < MILBURS. Al.
rorneys for Executors.
hArHER. JESSIE An PURSUANCE
Of an order Of Honorable John p Co
YORK. NOTICE IS hereby given 20 ali per
sons having CLAIMS against } GSslE A
deceased 20 present the same with youch-
er. thereof 10 tn subscriber. at It's prin-
IiPai ,,l2;, place Of ira saetinE business 70 az
haitian. City OF New York on or befors ths
18th day Of September next.
Dated. New York. the 2sth day Of Feb
THE EARMERs LOAN AND TRUST
:, - ~ = :, \ y ~ s,o,- y, Executor. .5'
neys for Executor. 22 Exchange Place
New York. N Y.
BEER, WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
o. ORDER OF Honorable John r CUnA.an
Surrogate Of th- County OF New York.
notice is hereby given to ali Persons ha ing
s)AiIns agains- William n Beer, late c. tns
CoInty of New ora, dec sed 20 present tas
Win vouchers thereof to the subscriber
his place OF transact4ng business al tae
Office o. h.. attorneys, Recess q Todd. 40
SO Broad~ay borough OF Manhattan. IN the
Guy Of New York, or OF before the 2sth CD
Of August
Dated. Nea Tor. IRE 9Th day CT Febru-
ary. 1920
CHARLES 4 BEER,
ADM r-strsfor
istrator. t55 Broai~ay Borough G. Ma l.
haitian. City OF New
sNEAD. CHARLES s-FN PURSUANCE
- an order or Honorable John = Co
haisD. Surrogate OF the County OF <.w
YORK. NOTICE is hcrebs given to all Ter
sons having ci. ms against rnar.es =
enesd. iSt- OF th- County az New Yora
deceased, 70 present the same WITH vouch-
ers thereof 70 the subscribers. at Their
place OF transact!n, business. at the orc .
OF Shearri ian Sterling No. So Wall Street,
in the city Of New Yor. On or before I h q
sstn d. Of August re1t.
Dated. S.e~ York, ne ltta dss Of Feb.
vuary. l9.e-
WILLIAM 3 s%EAr
JOHN a. CARVER
Executors
New-York tribune., 1920-07-05
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN
Phone OWNER, 6515 Hollis

long ISLAND REAL ESTATE
HOMES-ss 500 upws rel. easy terms HYDE
6 BAX1E ER. Port Washington L. J
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EHGLEWOOD H';;:. ,., 9,.,: 70, Sale
n. Weatherby 4 Co., Englewoed, N. J.


FURNISHED SUMMER HOMES TO LET
SHORT Hil.LS-i0 room house. minutes
from station, large stone vera nda planted
"a rden, sleeping porch garage, s-9o per
month ii Short Hills.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
LEXINGTON AVE SD S--Tise storv.
s.. 900 net also East so h, .. rconis. bath,
$50 Phone Plaza 297t
$40 WEST 75TH ST.
Neo ara rtnis1t free. ant 2oTr ne. return on
S25.eo0 investment q. W. Cahen. 33i West
s5,h ST
33l WEST seTH ST.
-oouls hi-cheneite and bath, including r'a "a
seryre. gas, electricity. $50 monthly 10 Oc,o~
be- 81 - m3rthl. thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-05
ALEXANDER 7. MASON

~ PURSUANCE, OF AN ORDER or hon
John p lohaisn. Surrogate O.. ,<
County OF New York. notice is hereby risen
70 al parsons having Claims aSs lnst MAJ
shall f Ley i4te % lhs Couniy of Sew
YORK, deceased. iQ present the ssme with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. al its
place Of t1ansAcIlrs bus moss. 70 1lo BROAD
way. IN the City q >ew York on or befors
the 3ist day 90 A-gusi reNt.
GUARANTY Trust COMPANY OF new
New-York tribune., 1920-07-05
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honora bic John ?. Nohslan. a Surrogat te
~ the County o, Eev YORK. NOTICE IS
hereby given 20 all pcfsons having c!aials
against Alexander Crlst .doro. late OF the
County Of New York. deceased. to prese =,
the same with vouchers thereof 10 tns
subscribers. Al their place Of transactins
business tho Office OF Their attorneys.
{ ad walader. Wicller.ham & Taft. No 40
s. AL Street, Borough OF Manhattan. in the
CITY ot New York. before the NJ
t.enth day OF November next
Da led New York. the twenty-hrst day
& Apr.l. 1870
ARTHUR CRISTADORO.
FLORENCE CRISTADORO.
Executors
CA1oW ALADER WIChERSHAM &
TAFT Attorneys ror Executors 40
Wall Street. Borough Of Manh-ttan
New York City.
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MISC F.i.i.ANEOIS 5

EscRrrTIvE BOOKLET OF HOTELS.
Doardinc Houses Cottages at Water
Can Strouasburs. roconos. frse. lacka-
wanna Offices fl2 West AID 81. 30 West
st or send -four cents in stamps TO James
Eister Adv Agent 80 West street.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30

Rogers does in "The Strange Board er." It is the kind or a character one loves to see on the screen.
 As a story teller Will Payne can
 be ranged with the most successful
 His contributions to the Saturday
 Evening Post and the library book
 shelves in the form of published nov
 els are legion. His characters are
 original the typical American types.
 In The strange Boarder' he achieved the supreme character story of his career. It Is a photoplay that appeals 10 all classes and is we'll worth seeing.
 Mutt and Jeff in "The Tango Danc-
 "rs'' .'rhe Jazz Bandits" and an otnef Jolly coni~dy A Counter Plot" as well as the Fox News are included in the program.
 The four acts of vaudeville are of exceptional merit The Bartinos open
 the bill with pleasing novelty. Doris and Mack are singers and dancers. George Hearn handles the prohibition
 question in a manner that creates a natural thirst. Call a TNaxi' is a genuine novelty and pleased immense ly. Frank Works imitation of a gen. teel inebriate is so refined that it looses the coarseness usually seen in this line. TlIe Misses Estelle Ward and Rae Ward hine brightly in this pleasing little musical conception.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
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ifM P&lace is offering an excellent bin of vaudeville and photoplays for the latter part of the week. with two hig outstanding features. One of these is the Keith headliner, The Cortez Sisters great favorites in this country and abroad. where they have toured extensively. They are two '.""rnpins girls who offer q. song and approval. They were well liked by the large audiences at the Palace yes terday and will no doubt remain so for the balance of their engagement. special scenery ana prettH .I.>.,trical effec's greatly engance their offering. The other feature of the bill is D. w. Irifhth s presentation of his latest success, True Heart Susie, with a typical Griffith cast in,lading Lillian Gish, Robert Harron and Clarine Sey- mour. IL is a tale of the innocent country type, who had hoped to mar ry her girlhood sweetheart, but he falls in love and marries the bello of the next village. Miss Gish gives a wonderful portrayal of the country girl, and Robert Harron as the boy just fits his type of character. Other films include a new episode of Jack Dempsey in his popular serial: com, edles and the Pathe News The vaud- eV1lle blll contains besides the feature act. the clever offerings of Francis and Wilson, George Reeves, and Bald win and Sheldon.
 Reserved seats for the Sunday night show are now on sale at the box of- flee. xA
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
CAPITOL PARK.

Bathing by moonlight with a fire works display on the side is some what out of the ordinary, but there were several hundred swimming en- thusiasts in the pool at Capitol Park, Hartford, last night when the fire works began. And the beach afford ed comfortable place for the thou sands of patrons to see the exf1ibi- ton from. It was a real old-ti,ne Fourth of July display, with every
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30

l the Kanawha fiefd he ado,,0,, r., | mingo couafy bituminous fieIa t 'lle 1 CharIesFF keeney. president ,nc | Dlstrici Number F of the J,i.o,,
 Mine '" orkers, who is in mari hof The union forces. explains inc s,tI suations here by saying: There are approximately 55.ooo oIFanlzeh miners in West Virgini;,
 and 3"'O"O who have tyA vot hcc,, | organized. These unoG Ss,;za,, ,,,a,,
 are mostly in the -coun1esssos Ninpo
 and Wayne. all ', ts .sotsI.rn rn T'ensTt nart
 or the stata. .Y.c c;hlaHRat to or
 Spize !sssa, yscrs ss4fti under ,'ss Ssss eWls Meet to haS3af .com-
 p'ctetg RgforGyThe snow nfa~sffes<a
 Tn" 0m4nd the opcrators sSsiid so' !"Ee'hcr and settle this rhing If
 U were not for the mine guards. They are dcprivinG the men uf their con Slituional rights aad that brings about trouble. Why. I understand tho sheriff of Pike county has denutized some 300 mcn and the coal companie~ arc p1ying them. while detectr.~~ arc l on inc border between nfnE" and { Mcdowell counties witH iites and | machine guns.
 What would happen if an attempt | were made 10 operate the mines here with non-union men? wouldn't iik" 10 say. But in their present these men are not to be ' 'ooled with. Right now this situa- ion is a powder mill. Tine men have ! 'o complaint when tho law is enforced 'y the proper authorities. But they Will oppose to the last, the use of private armies enlisted by the coal 
 Harry Oimstead of the Coal operators association of Williamson, | ave the other side of the contro- ersy.
 ''The United Mine Workers want Q organize their field said Mir. Olm- tead, and then move on to the lrger and more important fields of fcDowell. Wyoming. Mercer coun- es. and what mines nave not been ! rganized in Raleigh. These are the Ist important unorganized bitumin- HIS coal fields in the country and | 'ith these organized, the union will ontrol the bituminous production of 1e United States.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
Copyright. 1920. N. F.. A.)

Even if one does not possess a ring mold. one can still serve a salad mold cd in a ring and filled with any kind of filling desired.
 |" make jelly ring use two pans one "lthln tho other. A weight will he needed in ths ,nnrr pan to keon if from floating in u e Jen> bofora if "jells.''
 For a summer luncheon a chicken salad served in a ring of chicken jelly has no equal \ salad nodded in this fashion is most attractive and little out of the ordinary. The hostess serves it at the table. .
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 BREAK FAST - Blueberries with ton milk. scrambled eggs toast, coffee. LUNCHEON - Cantaloupe filled with fruit. iellIed chicken salad, Parker House rolls. tea. sponge pud- ding.
 DINNER-Nut loaf. Lew peas in cream sauce. endive salad. red rasp- berry short cake. coffee.
 My Own Recipes.
 When the fruit served for break fast is rather mild the rest of the meal should have a refinite flavor 10 give the whole tone. Put dried beef in the butter he fore the eggs are put ll lo FoOk. Let tuStS oi IllS JStI curl n tiny bit Tine result will he most satisfying.
 JELbIED CHICKEN SALAD.
 hen. one year old
 cup celery tIiced.
 hard boiled eggs.
 cup English walnuts.
 Mayonnaise.
 Wash and cut up the chicken as for frying. Wash the feet and legs very carefully and cook them with the chicken for the sake of the Sela- tin. GranuIated gelatin may be used to he on the safe side. One table spoonful of gelatin dissolved in IA cup of cold water may he added to the chicken broth just before strain ing. Cool the broth. skim. and re- heat. Add gelatin and strain through a cloth into the space between the pans. tho ring mold. Set aside to harden. When solid pour q drop of hot water into the inner pan and give it q twist Remove pan. Plunge the larger pan into hot water for q sec ond and then pass knife around the ring The jelly can now be turned out on the serving dish. Fill the ring with the chicken cut in dices com bined with celery and diced eggs. Moisten with mayonnaise. sprinkle with nuts and put a large spoonful of stiff mayonnaise on top. The whole is. of course. arranged on a bed of lettuce.
 SPONGE PUDDING.
 1-2 cup butter.
 tablespoons sugar.
 1-3 cup flour.
 cups milk.
 eggs.
 SAUCE.
 1-2 cup butter.
 cup powdered sugar.
 egg white.
 cup strawberries or any fruit de- sired.
 Mix butter. sugar and -four to a smooth paste. Heat milk to the boil ing point and stir In first mixture. Beat until smooth and thick. When
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30

thing from spinning wheels to sky rockets on the program, the oana playing the while, as it9dpes eveEye> night in the week. f t3 =
 incidentally, the demand for pasa- ing suits nasabeea so great at CaDi.N Beach that the mana gem ent. '4ia a 5 endeavor to distEbute the crowds an-es nounced ,yesteIday that from now s.. children under Fl years oldeAvAs i admitted fozs.saf price, 2 Ge5ses,se<' 1osso,clock in Hthe morning unAt o'clock in the afternoon. Matinee prices prevail on all other attractions of the park up to o'clock, regard laSc of age
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30

cool add--Iks and whites of eggs beaten sepA1ely. Pour into a but tered baki. dish and set in Il pan of hot wat in "Nor Bake 4o min- -utes. To axe si "ce. cream butter and sugar. Add white of egg beaten stfn apd fats
  There's avdys plenty of room at the torr~---4lhe ladder in houseclean- ing time.
 MARY. h'
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30

frop her visit to Mrs. ,D,hfces quar- ; = Uicrc was .hsa xsSS % possible way, however. to treai Major Grantland's
 offer and gland indeed. was | that
 my baby's predicas.fcnt gave mo tho
 excuse for accepting the gift which
 would otherwise havo embarrassed
 me.
 You cannot imagine. Major Grant
 land. l said warmly. from what a
 perplcNing situation your generous of-
 fer has rescued me. In some manner
 the Erip with Inc babN's food has hecn left behind. and-hc K begin ming to cry for his breakfast. Do you happen to have any milk in your hamper"
 tu OutstrctchCd IIard.
 Two travcling hotties" he an swcrcd promptly. one hot and oIe cold" anal had another glimpse "f the thoughtful care hC had taken &t ' luc and mtn". "I will brinE fh" hhnr- Ter here directly"
 tIc staIked down the aisle to his own berth. aurtmcned the porter, and that functionary. from some myster- ious quarter produced and bore into my statcroom an unusually large Ina nlpcr. mush more clumsy to carry than a suitcase. | could not help a quick mental picture of DiCky burden Ing himself with such hamper. I knew that the emergency could he dire indeed which would bring forth l such a sacrifice of his fastidiousness.
 had 9 mental picture. also. of my husbands face if he should happen to .aSs my drawing room door and see Major Grantland unpacking hamper If food My contemplation of this possibility gave an unusual warmth to ity welcome of Rita Brown as she ,urried into the drawing-room. re- ortfuI disappointment written on her ace - disappointment. however. , htch changed to an ingratiating mile us she caught sight of the young rmy officer
 "Don't tell me that is food"' she acclaimed. real, honest-to- goodness bod, Aren't you the thoughtful per on though? Oh!" with a little scream if delight, as Major Grantland opened me of the bottles and poured some tcaming milk into a cup. My break q st -special!"
 She held out her hand confidently or the cup, and | wondered if Major ;rantland could fail to Inc impressed, < she evidently intended he should Q. bv the stunning picture she made , tho wonderful wrap he had pro ided for my comfort during the long :
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
OLDNG A HUSBAND
 Adele Garris on's New Phase of Reuekutions Of q Wife
lor Grantiand Brought to
 AInngc.

tor crantIand Brought to AIadgc.
 rantland stcppcu acroxs tho of the ear drawing room out his hand in awkward As | took it [ felt a renewal viction l alrvudy held cou- man. anu that was his ab- ondableness and resource any emergency My n to slip from my shoui- nc had uttered a wurd. norning. 1 said with unctoriness. for 1 saw that difhdence was very much me" he replied hastily. D no roturn Of my greet
 l Cnuld not help over Browns remark about pre- the diner should be avo maae inquiries, and hat the diner cannot pos. he'd before tt--thcrC is rngine trouklg--so am rrty or placing my ham rryice. was afraid ot pad Hastings prepare q
 --I always travel pre-
 omethinE in his almost
 tation which betrayed
 that he was uttcring a
 od with tho intention
 At my ease. That Hugh
 the last man in the
 hder hIs own comfort
 was sure. and
 as If ne had told me -cpared the hamper of
 for ths rest of us. b Jor's Proviso. srs. however. rather ] r9rise, m ber." he sn'd. and 'ni. almost stern note, ? hat the hamper Is in plutely. l wish you to z own wants first. I- ? disappointed if your leads you to disre-
 In this respect" he same note in his look in his eyes which 2 uneasiness upon one ( before. could not c from flushing hotly, I sued realization rushed I
 possible unpleasant
 |ht result If Dicky ' Mn tna aisle. I never (
 myself grimly-that . br the companionship b
 but I found myself II O would hurry back V
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30

In the kitchen of her own homo sister Mary cooks daily for a family or four adults. She brought to. her kitchen m understanding of tho chemistry of cooking. gained from, study of domestic science Tn q stato university. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives IS her own. first tried out and served at her family table.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
AT FOy'S.

If you had been swindled out of your savings and thrown in prison for a murder which you did not commit could you keep your faith in your fel- bowman? That's exactly what VIII
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
:. COAL OPERATORS DO HATE INTERFERENCE Situation jH Fields Like Fire
 Sear Powder Mill

willia mson. w. Va. July SV'-A" industrial conflict is being waged pe
 tween mino operators and leaders ol thc United Mine Workers over the ,,,,ostton whether all the bituminous ,o,t miners in West Virginia shall be organized as union men.
 The miners leaders also demand that the scale of pay now in use In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
CUNMAN DRAWS
31-DAY Term
Negro Caught With Loaded
Revolver Sentenced

Arrested by Detectives l.. G. Har.
ria aud a. A. Brown, IN possession
OF "A loaded revolver. without cent
In his pockets. Frank Taylor. alias
Bob Lee, %. negro. was sentenced
TO serve 10 days In Jail and fined
$50 by Police Judge Gordon Monday
Lee WAS unable to pay his i-ne.
and he viii have 10 serve II In Jail.
making "a total term Of - days. He
was charged with carrying concealed
weapons. The sentence was one.
half the maximum allowed under the
city ordinance.
Taylor WAS suspected Of robbinR
tho store Of Y iki. i27 18th ave. s..
OF $50 two weeks ago.
-Four other negroes. arrested by
the same detectives. were sentenced
20 serve 20 days on conviction Of
disordriy person charges They are
Henry Taylor. Ia Turner. George
Boyd and George Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
WIRELESS CRISIS
TO Be DISCUSSED
Council Committee to Hold
Special Session

To discuss the crisis facing the
harbor departments wireless station
"A special session OF the finance Gem
mlttee has been called Tor late Mon.
day afternoon.
L. =. District Radio Inspector A..
r. Rcdfern has ordered Fort Warden
Fred NJ. Lathe either 20 accept paid
messages or 20 surrender tho sta
tion's present radio license and apply
for restricted license
Tho city. under lts charter. cannot
cngaFc In commercial wireless work.
To accept the restricted license
would mean that the city would not
he able TO give It's present valuable
service TO shipping. thru tho en-
forced shortening Of tho stations
wave length.
Mayor Caldwell has appealed 10
Senators Wesley L. Jones and Miles
Poindcxter for protection OF the
harbor's wireless service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
4 CHARGED IN
"BORCIA PLOT"
Three Women, One Man
Figure in Murder Trial

MACON. Ga. Dec. Charged
with poisoning Fred u. Shepard. mil
iionaire peach king. three women
and one man were making a fight
for their lives here today.
The four members OF the alleged
murder cabal.- central figures in
one Of the most sensational cases In
the history OF the South. were hav-
ing a preliminary hearing before
Judge Matthews. who will release
them or order them held for trial
Those charged with the murder
are members Of prominent families.
owning large plantations. They are
the widow OF the dead man. who has
remarked. and now IL Mrs. Pauline
Elmer. her sister. Mrs. lone Henry,
Ernest Hopson. son Of the widow
by a former marriage, and Mrs.
Annie Il. Cults
The principal figure Is M-s Elmer.
referred 20 in the resumony ms
Paula" She has had three hus-
bands and Is alleged 20 have planned
and "bosscd" the poisoning OF shep'
ard
The states effort is 10 prove that
Shepard was victim Of a veritable
'Borgia plot" II is alleged that his
slaycrE put poison In his whisky. and
thht he died under their scrutiny.
that they Joined with him In laugh
ing and making merry. knowing all
the time that he was doomed.
Mrs. Alice Crandali. sister Of the
dead man. Is the PRINCIPAL accuser OF
the alleged conspirators.
Fred was murdered by Paula and
her gang" Mrs. crandail testified
she was Informed by Mrs. Cults. one
o. the defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
NEW ARREST
EXPECTED IN
DOPE PROBE

With another arrest expected az
any moment. two persons. 6, r. La
Rue. railroad conductor, and his wife
were held by federal agents Monday
In connection with the smuggiing
into Seattle Saturday OF ss tin< 81
smoking opium and approximztesa
two pounds OF cocaine.
The drugs. which are valued 4
$40 900. peddlers' prices. were disco
cred Saturday morning by I.eona
Regan. federal prohibition agent. "
was searching baggage at the X
st. station for Illicit booze.
The baggage was checked
and suspicion attached TO tby
duotor and his wife They were s
rested Saturday evening.
II II alleged that the narcotics w
taken onto the Great Northern
train II Vancouver by ia Rue. ~
rechecked at Ferndale on the Itch
Of some passenger. Mrs. la Rue
thought 10 have acted as agent q
the stuff in Seattle.
The third arrest. which was expe4
ed TO be made Monday afternoon. n
said TO be that Of a brakeman on IN
railroad. All members OF the crew &
the train on which II is said the don
was brought TO Seattle have oel
called in for examination. Fede]
authorities believe they have unq
cred the source OF much dope used
caliy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
and Steel
Stocks Hard Hit on
Mem York EXCHANGE

NEW YORK eoThe irregular
ms prices American sS of ~ southern Railway go up ~
New Haven &C. "a cucbi ~ Tobacco Products SO off ~
International Paper S% American Locomotive fsA off ~ At
lAnto Gulf iOs of ~ steel 7sh ~ United Retail
stores " unchanged southern Pacific ee up Genea Motors 49,
Unchanged Petroleum bhih
Anaconda 49, o. i baldwin
q -.
There selling In the first hour Steel
got down s& Both Republic and
Bethlehem III" made
shipping stocks hit and American international made
selling but traders bearsh o the fact that Industrial
made lows saturday
Houston on featured trading with break ~
co Retail previous low
rallied
GOT eloaed roact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Aran Islands Are
Raided by British

DUBLIN. Dec. 2o.--Mllitary forces
raided the Arm islands today In
search Of Sim Feiners believed TO be
hiding there. In n series Of clashes
two fugi,lcvs we're killed, three were
wounded and seven captured.