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The Washington times., 1920-10-18

The cotton squeeze" II now de-
velops. is being felt most severely
by cotton factors" many OF them
engaged in private banking. who ad-
vanced loans TO planters under iron
clad contracts for sale and distribu-
tion OF the crops by the lenders at
substantial commissions. This group
Joined the farmers in an unsuccess-
ful effort to have the Federal re-
serve board amend rules now In
force, so that credit for the groups
concerned might be relaxed. Their
next fight will be before Congress.
The Washington times., 1920-10-18
DIRECTORS.

VIM. KING
JOSEPH ~. LEE
a.. T.. NICHOLSON
THOMAS y. STANTON
~. n. SIMPSON
ROBERT -. WEAVER
The Washington times., 1920-10-18
RUSSIA.

Paris cables 20 the New York Her
AID say MOSCOW industries are nesr
their ruin, only 49i out Of 1890
operating. with So per cent Of man
power lacking and production on
per cent. three-nfths OF this going 70
the Red armies. From the same
source comes news that Swedish and
Norwegian bankers have decided 70
withhold financing OF Russian FAC
tories. seeing that but 10 per cent
Of the Boisheviki are employed In
labor and that of Oo0.ooe
members In the ruling party IN Hus-
STA more than half are ofhoisis Only
twelve out OF 90 nstionAlized textile
Industries are In operation according
TO this story. Is workers 10 hanoie
the technical end OF the business can
not be found.
BE this az IL may, this American
Commission at Berlin informs the De-
partment of Commerce that 1.Isi iron
and steel plants are operating In
Soviet Russia, $40 OF them national
ized or under government control
Stocks of iron and steel on hand are
small, only 25,000.0oO pounds, Tar
short OF requirements. The New
York Journal of Commerce gives al
Elaborate explanation OF a shipment
II Russian gold reported by the Feo-
4ral Reserve Board. 1t was In pay
lcnt for locomotives sold after the
rmistics. -,
Copenhagen reports a strike move
lent rapidly spreading In Russia.
details OF which resemble those OF
strike q few weeks ago In Petrosrad'
where a number of Soviet commis-
ssries were sold TO have been drown
ed In the Neva London dispatcheA
,su ., the trial and conviction Of sew
eraI directors of the Centrosojus.
co-oneratiye society. for sending
goods to Admiral Ksichak and Gen
eral Denikin. a
The Washington times., 1920-10-18
ATCHIS.ON RAILROAD.

President Storey. of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe, says 1t will take
about six months TO complete tho rail-
roads figures for settlement with The
Government. The st Paul, he said,
showed amazing speed in this respect
I'VE had an application for $1,000 900
equipment loan" said Mr.. Storey, but
il was turned down because We were
able to get the money elsewhere. j do
not expect any appreciable decline in
equipment prices right away" ..
The Washington times., 1920-10-18

The doings of "BsOS MeNsst' "S'~
bcrx's funniest cartoon essr~e'' W
weekly featsre OF tne ies
..o,.rea cswtc section Of the Sunday
Eventag Times.
The Washington times., 1920-10-18
CALUMET & HECLA'S. OUTPUT

Calumet e. Hecla and subsidiaries
September output was T,2SS,214,
against 7,520,1O7 in August and S,312,-
O25 in July.
The Washington times., 1920-10-18
The Farmers & Mechanics
National Bank
31St and M Streets NV.

J. MckENNEy BERRY
CHARLES II. CRAGIN
Y. u. DYER
HENRY Va. FISHER
HARRY v. HAYNES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
REIMBURSEMENT PROCESS
CAUSES UNEMPLOYMENT

''fn the meantime the re2hlust'
ment process Is causing much unem-
pioymant--and 20 those who have
not saved UP for tho rainy day
some suffering. II Is estimated that
In the automobile Industry alone
nearly 100. 900 men have heen thrown
temporarily - some permanently -
out OF employment. This drastic
policy became necessary 20 save the
companies from bankruptcy.
The next few months win be bard
ones for many lines Of business as
well as for many individuals
depend upon an opportunity 20
labor for their daily bread.
but all business. al well as all indi.
vidual workers. must bear part OF
the loss incident to tipping the world
back to its right side up position. ("
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21

Realizing that the most impor
taut branch Of Dentistry has been
the most neglected. owing TO the
fact that Dentists have been talk
INK impressions OF the mouth for
False Teeth with the mouth OPEN.
consequently your Plates III fairly
well. ull sou try TO masucate your
food
/ have secured the services Of a
Plate Specialist. who holds a.
diploma from Or Samuel G. Sup
ple@ of New York and has all rights
10 use his equipment. which are
under patent. Or supple has the
largest Dental Laboratory In the
United States. and IN recognized by
the profession as the beading plate
specialist IN New York.
have secured Supplee equip
mcnt for this new method. and am
now prepared so give you Teeth
that are perfect IN every detail
There u nothing unpleasant TAX
Ing impressions b. the new method.
no EaFginR. or filling the mouth
with plaster. by the old hit or miss
method ], took a Dentist about IS
minutes Go take an impression. The
impression taken with the mouth
closed. under normal biting stress.
takes hair hour or more. inNurlng
you a perfect impression.
Teeth made by this method feel
wonderful In the mouth. owing 20
tho fact that they have been muscle
trimmed and fitted under biting
pressure. restoring tho mouth 10
normal.
II you have poorly fitting plate
bring II In and We viii demonstrate
IN few moments how We can
mako your plate az you perfectly.
No charge for demonstration. Re
member. we can make your old
plate III perfectly by re.rimming r.
Please consider this personal
letter. not an advertisement. for
have something wonderful 10 offer
with this new method.
Most respectfully.
UNITED PAINLESS DENTISTS
COS Third Ave.
p. l.. AUSTIN. Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
CRANBERRIES
MOVE RAPIDLY
Tahiti Cocoanuts on Mar
ket; Lettuce Up

Crnnbcrflcs for the Christmas trade
are moving rapidly nj SIS 10 $50 a
barrel for those from the East West
ern ave. jobbcra reported Tuesday,
u b. said that right now there are
fewer good crnnborrlea on the mar
ket than there were a. Il similar
period before Thanksgiving oregon
and local cranberfies are 10 much IN
ferlor 10 the Eastern varieties that
thcy are slow 60 move.
a shipment u Tahiti cocoanutH
WIS one IT the newer offerings on the
market Tuesday. They are much
larger than the ordinary varieties
and SO quoted az 81 "A dozen.
Local hubbard squash was selling
az 2is cents a pound
California lettuce wns up 20 cents
az 81 a crate.
Almeria grapes In storage are near
ing their end, IL IL reported. They
are now quoted az SO drum.
Ranch eggs went up z cents a
doren Tuesday. being quoted AZ ts
cents Pullein are a. and 30 cents
suttar A. uugNauuei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
MAY CUT DOWN
DOCK CHARGES
Attempt Made to Stimulate
Shipping Here

In an effort 10 relieve the depressed
condition of shipping az thla port rep.
rescntauves Of various tranrporta.
ton agencies and committees from
business mems organizations were TO
meet al the Bell u. terminal az y,
m Tuesday 20 discuss the eiimina'
ton Of heavy wharfage charges ship.
pers have 90 pay.
Members OF tho port commission.
who requested tho meeting. expect
action on the matter 81 extending
INSCRIPTIONS TO cover all charges on
export. Import and local cargo. and
Of extending the time limit Of 10
days in which INSCRIPTIONS may b"
paid.
AZ the meeting four railroads.
steamship companies. dock operators.
tho Foreign Commerce association OF
the Pacific coast. exporters and i'm.
portcrs and the Chamber o. Com
mercc and Commercial club win BE-
represented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
new RECORD BY
H0LSTEIN cow
Beats Worlds Mark for Milk
and Butter

A new worlds record for milk and
butter production for one yenr has
been made by the pure bred liolstcln
COW, sorEin rietertic Prospect. own.
"a by the carnntion Stock farms. of
Seattle, Il 10 announced by H. O..
stlbhn. manager Of the farms.
During the 800 days ending Dccem.
Der 10. tho famous COW gave 1884
pounds Of milk. and 1859 pounds
~ butter. This ia 3 1858 pounds more
milk than the former worlds record.
which was held BY "A California COW.
l1lly Alcartra. Her butter record
was beaten By i22 pounds.
The largest amount Of milk pro.
duced In one day by the Carnntion
company'a COW WIS CO quarts Her
daily average hruout the year was
~ quarts. This lH three and one half
times ms much as the average milk
COW gives.
The test was conducted under the
supervision 81 tho state agricultural
college ana the Iolstcln-Frioaian as.
ISOLATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
LIBERTY Ho>Ds
SAY MAIL MAN
LOOTED MAILS

Charged with robbery Of tho
mails. william G. DraEer. letter
carrier No. its. was scheduled 20
be taken before United States Com
missioner McCieiland for hearing
Tuesday afternoon
DraEcr was arrested Monday
afternoon by pnatoffiee inspectors.
For nearly a year letters sent 70
n clothing house that does n mail
order business have been rifled Of
rcmitianccn. Inspector Plnkham
said today. These we're all from
the district Of carrier No. 80. In.
vcstisntlon showed. however. that
II was carrier No. its who was
responsible for the theftA
A dccoy letter containing marked
money was sent thru tho malls.
and DraFer was caught Ia the act
o. opening Il. Il ls alleged. In.
spcctor I1nkhAm said that when
no was shown tho marked bills
Drngcr confessed.
Il don't know why I DID a."
he In reported 20 have said. For
have money in tho bank
DnEcr has been carrier here
for many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Breaks Lower Copper
Stocks; Bear Raids
to Be Investigated

market opened lower today Opening
or ~ Goodrich So OF ~ United
s TIN Unchanged Mexican rco
a., of
of e. American Car Foundry
6k southern lacfo pb
Houston sew. y.
stocks Anaconda
to
activity eharged with having een-
tnuaty raidcd
sudden collapse late the day
II dropped 20 SO. Nansdum 8tcol was OF sA at -'A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
TRADING LIGHT
IN GRAIN PIT
Fractional Changes
Prices at Chicago

CHICAGO. Dee Trading was
light In grain futures on the Chi-
eago Hoard ~ Trade today. with
fractional changes Ia pfieeH The
trend % tho market was weaker. due
TO absence OF demand. There WAS
Httic activity 81 interest ia trading
rr0NiHioua were higher.
December wheat opened up isc. AZ
stgi. and later lost ic March wheat
was unchanged at the opening
tiGft. later gaining iact MAY
wheat opened of &c. al titi, and
later dropped iAc.
December cnfn was unchanged AZ
the opening, eaA hut lost &c hcfof"
tho close May corn opened uh.
changed al &c and later gained
l4c. July corn was w ic az ~.
opening. Ts.e. ana later advanced
hc
December oats was of = e ~ the
opening. 4TAe and gained itc later
May oats MAS unchanged az the
opening. tuAc. and hrii that Figure
n later trading July oats or ned %
&c a. iec. and later advanced an
additional hc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
WEST SEATTLE
FERRY TO QUIT?

Discontinuance Of the West Sc
attic ferry seemed likely Tuesday
when King county commissioners
took under adviscmcn, tho acauiea-
eenee OF County Transportation
Superintendent J. r. Anderson In
tho Recommendation 10 that effect
submitted b. the committee ap-
pointed TO investigate ferries.
Anderson declared IL ~ costing
the county 500 Is day 10 produce
tsT.os and added tina, street rail.
way transportation facilities In tho
vicinity are ample. He suggested
that the ferries stop running De
ccmber 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Express Companies
Plan Big Merger

WAbHINuTON, Dec. 2i-The IN
terniate commerce commission has
approved the action Of the express
companies 90 merge into one cor.
poration under the name Of the
American Railway Express company.
The merger viii Include the Al.
ans. the Americnn. Wells Fargo and
several southern express companies
and u h. estimated IL VIII save wa
600. 600 annually In operating ex.
nnnara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
WAR ORPHANS
ARRIVE HERE
Come in on N. Y. X. Liner
From Orient

with i3s Polish war orphans
aboard the Nippon Nuscn kaiEha
liner. suWa Maru. reached Seattle
harbor today. The waits are bound
for Chicago. where they viii be
reared by relief committees.
Representatives Of the committees
from Chicago met The vessel al Vic
torin yesterday and viii escort the
children 10 their destination. Tho
youngsters embarked az Tokyo,
where they were assembled from
points in Siberia.
Aboard the Suwa were several
Americans returning from tho orient
10 spend Christmas with relatives
and friends, The passenger list to.
tailed stf The vessel carried a cargo
Of general merchandise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Smith Cove tsrminai-str Eastern Lead.
.tr No

Rmifh Cove terminaf--str Eastern Lead
or. str Naauan. str Westward Ho. str
West Unrtihnd.
Pier str West Ivan.
pier Str Ranta Ana. str Alameda
Grand Trunk terrninal-=str Fulton.
smith Cove RnohornEe-Str Mandaaan
Maru.
Beii 1T. terninai--U = Surveyor. u g
Q q Algonquin str Wakena
Pier H-~Str Governor. str Admiral Dewey.
pier D--str Admiral schisy.
Pacific Coast coal bunkera-Str Tconium.
str West Norranus. str Nile.
Alaska Steamship moorings-str skag-
way. str cordova-
Connecticut ~. tsrminal-.str Yosemite.
East waterway terninal--Btr West Jes-
sup str West Hlmrod.
Todd drydocks-Sch Columbia. str Ed
ridge. str Whcatland Mont.
Puget Hound Bridge 4 Dredging works
str Patterson, hull Rainbow.
Lake Union---Hulls Abiiia. Ahnobs, Ably
dos, Addison. AlleuhurHt, Ahnik. An
thon. hayden, Ncrtrand. Blngamon,
Biscayn, Black Wolf. Bianford, OeI-
win. Boughton, Pezuta, Puyailup,
CaEatan, Capraria, Chrdla, Cenlna
Charus, Chesterfield. Chaicis, Cineas,
Cinyras, Corue. Coxian. Cola, Clone,
ELISA, Electras Endynion, Fort Htnn-
wiz, Fort Harrison. Fort jackson,
Fort Union. Imufha. Leou. Kitan. str
oregon.
Ames yard-Htr Roosevelt.
Marine Iron vorka-Hohr Okhotsk Maru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Pacific Oil Company
Finish Organization

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.--The Pa.
eiflc on company. formed 70 handle
the Southern Pacific company'H Call
f0rnh Oh lands. completed permn.
neut organization yesterday BY elect
ing tho temporary directors as per
manent directors ana by ciccting the
following officers. Chairman of The
board. Henry De Forest. president
Paul bchoup. secretary -treagurcr'
Hugh O'Neill. executive committee
Henry ". De Forest, Charles a.
Peabody ana Mortimer l.. Schiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21

CHICAGO. Dee. si.--H o s-Hsceip,s
Is e9Q head market ioe 20 tfe higher
Huik % sales. fste9Bst. butchers. -
90 IS PAGING. fsst9ts Hight. Use
- tei pigs. tsie0ete. feuGhs. itfts
ftst..
csttis-Reeeipss iesoe bad marie,
sec higher. ff@~f. tT0ttso. butcher
stock. ttkeofo3s. cann1rs and cutters.
ttfsUtl staekerr and feeders. ftsfae.
cove ftsE8tz6. calves. ft0t8
ashsp-- Receipts ff.eoo head. rrsrhst
rs higher. lambs. ts0ii. ewes. i.see
tAte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Christmas Cheer on
Way to Life Savers

Twenty packing boxes fun OF
Christmas gifts were on their way
Tuesday to the In Push Indians who
aided in the rescue Of the wrecked
barge W. J. Pirrie on November 20.
The boxes are the gifts Of the Puget
Sound Maritime circle. They contain
merchandise. food. candies, fruits and
athletic parnphernalia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Casualty

Rs,chlksn. Alaska. Dec. si.-atandard
oil tanker Atlas went on the rocks IN
anoW Pass IN WranHri Narrown early
yesterday morning. Captain reports ship
will be abandoned II she goes off rocks
toward deep water. Lighthouse tender
Farn and lighthouse tender Cedar have
gone 90 the scene TO give aid. Atlas
puneturrd ~ badly that that three tanks
are Leaking. For this reason u IL hr-
into the water. The latest reports on
Atlas IL that she r. stiii on the rocks A
diver has been sent 60 ascertain damage.
wreck IL approximately sb miles from
kotehiknn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Petroleum Rate
Increase Halted

WASliiNGTON. Dec. 2i.-The In.
tcrhtato commerce commission today
suspended until January 20 the op.
Grafton ~ the proposed rate Increases
on petroleum and 10 products from
points In Kansas. Oklahoma and Mis-.
souri, 10 Chicago. H.. Milwaukee.
WIS. and related territories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Dec. 2t.--CattIe-Ro-
ocipts. ~ had. market weak. Best
steers. fsus75; fair 20 good sfc.ra, y7gp
$50; choice cows and hclforA. SO 60 ~
~. camera t2.5o05.So. bulls. sos;
calves. t7ai4.
Hogs Receipts. $50 head: market Is
steady and unchanged
shoep- Market steady and unchanged.
Buttsr---53c per In.
ERRa-b2m6sc per doz
Cheese Tripiets. sac per H.
Hens-2go per ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Arrivals and Departures

December 1i~Atr Suwa haru from
Shanghai via Victoria. -. g str Admiral
Dewey from San Diego via San Pedro
ana San Francisco at 7.fs n. m. str
Latouche from British Columbian ports
NJ 1880 a. M.
smiled
December 7i--str Admiral schiey for
San Tsogo via Han Francisco and San
Pedro NJ noon.
December 20-str Spokane for South
western via Southeastern Alaska at .
y. m. str allverado for Iaulqui via aan
Francisco NJ 7:20 .. m. str Horace x
Baxter for San Franciaco via EaRie Her-
hor at 1915 p. m. str Rotarian for Bus-
nos Aires via Tacoma and San Francisco
NJ 1870 2. m: str Nome city for San
Francisco via Tacoma and Mukiiteo at
1870 .. m; y l. 3 swiftsure for sea
duty at 10 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Sunken Ship Raised;
to Travel by Self

PRINCE RUPERT. B. C.. Dec. FL.
That the Grand Trunk Pacific
steamship company's vessel. Prince
Rupert wrecked some weeks ago and
later salvaged. would arrive here I'M
der her own steam. was the belief OK
pressed yesterday by Superintendent
Beaumont Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Wooden Shipbuilders
to Present Claims

Wooden shipbuIiders who wish TO
present claims against tho govern.
ment because OF cancellation OF con.
tracts by the Emergency Fleet cor
poration viii be given an opportunity
az washIngton. u. C.. January I. To
discuss with tho shipping board the
basis on which the claims should be
considered. according TO announce
ment OF Joseph Teal OF Portland.
member Of the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Carries Bullet in
Brain for 8 Years

EMPOIsIA. Kan, Dec. ga
bullet thru tho brain eight years ago
has not handicapped Harold Talbot.
who In now a Junior at tho Kansas
State Normal school. IIs was acct.
dentally shot by a playmate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
De Valera Not on
Liner Aquitania

CfIERBoURG. Dec. 7i.--The liner
Aauiianin. upon which Eamonn de
Valera was reported en- route from
New York TO France. Ia In port De
Valera was not on the ship. close OK.
animation showed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
FIREMEN'S BIC /
DANCE TONIGHT.

first alarm for the SeaJ1ld I'm
Department Relief associations z7th
annual BAN win be sounded az Ma
sonic temple at $50 .. m. Tuesday.
General alarm viii follow an hour
later, at $50 p. m. and Mayor and
Mrs. Hugh NJ Caldwell md chh4
and Mrs. George n. Aantor VIII ~
spond. followed BY the entire figf
Ing force. In grand parade. sever
thousand volunteers are cxpecte1
trail along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Vessels in Other Ports

hanghai-Arrived December ~: Str
Katori haru from Seattle via ports.
Callno--Arrived December ~, Str HoIta
Tex Elihu Thompson) from Seattle via
ports.
EOtterdam-saile December 49, Str
Eemdijk for Seattle via ports
Balboa-Arriyed December Is; Str
Eastern Mariner from saatlls via Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Pardon Petitions
for Orchard Out

BOISE. Idaho. Dec. 2l.--Pctitions
are being circulated asking for par.
don Of Harry Orchard. serving life
sentence in the Idaho penitcntiary
for the murder OF Governor stcuner.
berg on December II. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
San Francisco Produce

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 7i.-nuttcr--
Extras. sf Nc per N: prime firata, s9Hc
per ID. firata. a7hc per ~
EgRs- Extras. 70bc per doz, extra
firata, zoe per dos extra pullcts, &c Dor
dor. undersized puilets. Csc per dos
Cheese Flats. fancy. 2ac per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
All Cut Glass
1919 Off
the regular price.
There are real
bargains in our
selection of Cut
Glass Ware.
Solid Gold
Lavallieres

A real bargain from. So UNI
Ladies' solid gold Birth Stq1
Rings. Priced Michae
way at. 81. so
Bracelets from. 50 up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Weather Bureau Report

TsTOOsH BLAND. Dec. As a. VI.
Failing barometer. raining wind east.
af n.
December ao-fi;so a. M.--cioudy:
wind south. five miles an hour r. M
cloudy; wind west, aix miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Dec. ~ Money on call.
per cent, six months. MU7A per
cent: mercantile paper. - as pcr cent
asMn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
DEFLATION
IS FOUGHT
BYFARMERS
Seattle Banker, Home From
East, Also Finds Cotton
Growers Opposed

Raymond r. Frazier. president OF
the Washington Mutual Savings
hank. has returned from tho Chicago
confercnce OF representative manu-
facturNrs and bankers az which was
launched tho billion dollar foreign
trade financing corporation.
While In the East. Frazier also az.
tended the winter meeting 81 tho eN.
ocutive committee OF the savings hank
division OF tho American liankers'
association IN New York city al
which was planned the activities OF
the division for the coming year
Frazier Is vice president OF the ma.
tonal body.
Commenting on conditions Ia the
country. Frazier said.
There were unmistakahle evil
denccs OF gloom In financial circlos
turnout the East. Middle West and
South. but everywhere il d. rccog.
nixed that conditions win rapidly Inn
prove when producers and mcr'
chans have charged OF their losscs
on hoid-over inventories ana thus
made contribution to the solution u
the problem az reimbursement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

SEW YORK. Dee sf.-Haxar--Har.
ossr per -
c0ffas~-Se. spot rte. t1 asse per
10. 80 4 Santos. ~ Q lee per -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21

coma
ffonoiafa-~Arrfv.f December co. Ftr
Ilyades from Seattle via Port Angeles
san pedro-~Arrtvsd December ses Nif
Admiral Watson from Seattle via Han
Francisco. Hafied perrfnhss 20 Str "A
fniraf Evans for Seattle VIA Han Fran.
cisco; str n. u. iovs3oy for Puget sound
ports
gsn Franeisco-Arrfvef December -1s
str Eastern sword from Seattle via Ana
eorte. at midnight. str President from
Seattle at 10 a m. u IS Texas from
Puget Sound naval station At .. 10
4 = wyoming from Puget Sound naval
station 1T p m
Port Townsend Passed IN December
81 afr fAt6uchs for Seattle A. $50 a.
m. str suwA Maru for Seattle at $50
a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21

Christmas simply isn't Christmas
without blue Moon"-tho holiday
drink.--Ady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Alaskan Vessels

Kstchikan Sailed December 10; Str
Northwestern. Houthbound. At n .. M.
str city OF Seattle. southbound. at II
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21

May as well leave out the Christ.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-21
Ship News
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