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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

What docs u srcd coHf1fr 4 seed
contains an rmbr. plant and sur
ticiont food To uouriah the plant uuiil
10 hn4 grow roots AVID braves to
uourish itself the Kind of plant the
sctd viii grow into dapeuis upou rs
p~arenturc. Beet seeds look ruke. yrt
one kind vii. grow into bects Tint are
ready 10 hnrvesi in 900 days. and the
vest Tor 12O days This difference is
due 70 b selection OF the seed plants.
Factors u con iGrr la purchasing
'tSI "a Freshness: seeds purchased
In hulk are alwavs more likely tu Do
frf sh il,Hn those Boo small packages.
t21NariciN; the mOsi desirable writ
'iics OF seed are purchased from rec
liable seed farms. Too much cmph1.
sis can not he placed upun the i'm
p%ortarce Of purchasing sccds nom
reliable seed farms that mako 20
speciality Of selecting seed pants and
Furnishing seeds Of hish quality.
sect growing Seed growing hes
developed into % special olnfs CO..
farming Seed farms are located
wherc tho soil and climate are c--
pecinlly favorable Ter The best dvypl-
opment 81 the particular vegetable tu
to he grown. For Instance. cabbage
thrivcs we'll In a cool climate. ANA
therefore, those seeds are best gruwu
In the north. MANY cabbage seed
farms are located in Connecticut and
Long Island WaIprm,louS. ON the
other sand. are p warm weather crop.
90 these seed farms 1rc located iu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
Hunting Applicants
For Naval Academy

The local recruiting Officers Of the
4 $. navy have made a paiustaking
survey ~ the city and environs In an
EFFORT TO secure men Tor appointment
TO the United States naval academy
at Annapolis. Any one after reading
tn" following requirements is invited
To- consult the office. 2iiia West
Central avenue Tor additional par
ticulars.
"ta) Must have enlisted In the
regular navy. marine corps, or the
naval reserve, on OF before August
18Th. 1899
100 Must he not less than rs nor
more thnn 90 years Of 3 on April
LIST. 1890. Ils1
CO. Niust be "a citizen OF the T. s.
"a Must De able 10 pass a rigid
phvstca! examination.
"te) Must have had two years In
htrh school or equivalent education.
20 Must be Of officer calibro.
students whu onter the schools Of
instruction win be- kept under strict
military discipline and required tu
Keep ne rulrs Of the station. How
ever, due consideration viii DE given
To the purpose for which they are
detailed Tor this three months duty,
ana there Will be- as little Interior
"nce ~ possible with their school
work. On completion OF the final
~Competitiv" examination, the com
plcted papers VIII be forwarded To
III" superintendent OF the naval acad-
cmN. where they Will be marked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
How to Select Seeds

Know TIE Ancestry of Seeds You Purchase-Seed Farms Are Lo-
Gated Where Soil and Climate Are Favorable for
Best Development of Vegetables
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
A Spring
Tonic
Medicinal Native Plants that hold the secret Of
life and death Lee n. Smith, NJ. d.

A man is seldom healthy and strong who lives in the dark or
in sunless rooms. After all, Natures ways are found to I've the
best. Nature remedies are always best for Graduating disease,
and by this We mean a medicnl made Of plants and herbs.
DR.. Pierce, founder Of he InyalidS Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tutc. at Buffalo. y. y. in many wears of extensive practice. found
that he could hin hi faith to an Alternative extract Of certain plants
and roots for the eradication of blood diseases. This he called DR.
Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery. Containing no alcohol Eor
narcotics. entirely vegetable, this discovery" makes for rich red
blood and is "a powerful tissue builder: gives tle tired business man
or woman renewed strength and health. Rapidly growing school
girls and boys often show impoverished blood 10y the pimples or
boilS which appear IN face or neck. To eradicate the poisons from
the blood, and feed the heart, lungs and stomach on pure blood,
nothing is 50 good Us DR. Picrces Golden Medical Discovery. If
You put your house in order" bv making the blood pure You will
not be subject 10 such troubles. The spring of the year is the best
time to "clean house because Of the toxins tposons) stored up
within the body during the long winter. This Medical Discov.
cry" Of DIR. Pierces is Just the thing for those who are recovering
from attacks of colds, hu. or pneumonia 1t has been sold for
over fifty years and can be had in every drug store in the land in
tablets or liquid. Send Zoe for trial package Of tablets to DIR.
PIerres lnvaids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
MAY SETTLE HOD
CARRIERS STRIKE
Compromise on Wage
Demand Is Partially
Agreed Upon

Prospects were considered good
This morning Tor a settlement by to-
night ~ the strike u nod carriers
that has threatened to further inter
rupt building operations In Albuauer-
que. A demand for an Increase OF
" per day. bringing their wage frcm
- 20 50. had been made by the hOd
carriers union and had been refused
10y the contrtctOrs' association. At a
conference Saturday afternoon he-
tween the executive committee OF the
c%ontracaorr' aesociation and the
Building Trades council, Of seven
members each. "A compromise OF $3.50
per day was suggested and n un-
derstood TO have been agreed to by
both sides. under certain conditions
OF adjustment. However. the hod
carriers went out Monday morning.
The committee OF the contractors
association this morning made the
following statement.
Local hod carriers have refused
tn finish unfinished work ~ per their
agreement anu letter issued by their
union about ten days ago and served
on the contractors. Of Albuquerque.
Nearly all Of them stated yesterday
morning that they would have to be
paid $3.50 per day. as per compro.
mise of the executive committees 81
the Albuquerque Contractors associa-
ton and the building Trades council.
This contractors agree To pay he
above scale for an unfinished and
new work from he day hat another
certain adjustment he made Of a
matter that greatly binders the pres
ent progress ~ building. II ~ thought.
however. thar q settlement can be
reached In a few days
Members Of the contractors asso-
riHtlon this morning declined 10 20
into the other matter peudiug for
adjustment. but indicated that at "a
conference expected to he held to-
night between he executive commit
tees OF the contractors and building
Trades council. t''is adjustment might
he brought about.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
What's Doing
Around the State

ESTANC1A-E. y. Perry is sinking
q shaft on N Of his mining claims
iu The rcderuals o. miles northeast
Of Lucy. He is nov down 30 feet
says he has q true fssure vein and
has values Hssnyed Of between 500
and $500 a ton In copper, gold and
silver.
EsTANCtA- The Trinidad Bean a
Elevator company people have bought
nine more cars nf beans. making he-
tween 10 ana 20 CARS In All. They
have shipp.d out eight cars. and will
snip All they have bought as fast 49,
they can &c cars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
Small Growth
In Churches

NEW YORK. April ia.-The
ENABLES; auunal increase in Pro
tesiant church membership in The
Tinted Statra TO- 30 years N rec
urded for 1919 in statistics corn
pi'nd hy IT. a. X Carol and
made public by the Christian Hen
aid The increase for 1919 was only
$4,000, as compared with the uV-
eruEp Increase for the ton years
pr OTIS ~ 19t.947.
Tho hitherto most prosperous de-
nominations in the United States
- wed IN following decreases FOR
the year. Methodist Episcopal. GO.
H40. PresbNtegiHn a.. s a. north
ornA. - sos. Disciples OF Christ.
1885; Methodist Episcopal
tsouthl. i64o4; northern Baptist
convention. 91b6; national baptist
convent on. ab.007. Presbyterian
q. s. A., southcrn), SSH; United
Presbyterian, 2.gS6s Cumberland
rreHhytsr an. iG45. Welsh calvin
istic Presbyterian. 992: Norwegian
t.ntherun. 2.9iO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

Written for the United State, School Garden Army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
State Capitol News
HUTCHINSON TRIAL
SET FOR APRIL rs
Leo Macon Will Be Be-
fore the Court on
April 30

SANTA FE. Aprii i3.-Trial OF the
case Of r. NJ. Hutchinson. Indicted
IN the United states district court on
a charge Of embezziement from the
state National bank Of Albuquerque,
has been set for April 20. lie Is rep
resented by George =. klock, Of Al
huquerque. Leo Mason, indicted at
the Albuquerque term last fall on a
charge Of sending obscene matter
matter through the mail. has had his
case set for trial on April 30. Other
settings Of criminal cases have been
made as follows.
April ia-nablino REYES. samuel
pena. John r. Bartlett and Marshall
q. bartlett.
April Colchester A.. Nichols. Hes
sie Bentford. Della Kinds, Ramona
Flores.
April 2i-Piquinto Ramirez. c. A.
Dollarhide. NJ. ~ Foley.
April 22- Wilbur Parker, A. r.
Holloway, gaiistano Sanchez.
Arpil aa-Absuu -. Hicks. AhHer
Smith. Esther Hicks
April es-John Lnskcy. Rose Black
we'll. John HsrbouL y. y. Chapman.
April sS-Frank Martin, Tom shaw.
Harry =. Hail. leo Eppcric. hcrnnrdo
Oiguin.
April m-GcorEe Estes. Florence
Coleman.
Under pleas VI "guilty" Judge colin
Nebiett Imposed inil sentences on
seven prisoners. The federal Jail IN
The Now Mexico peniientinry at santa
be. The prisoners were rs follows;
Ralph stover. for representing him-
self TO be u federal officer, 4 months.
NatiVidad Moreno. Tor receiving
struggled sotol. 90 days.
Jose Lopez, Tor receiving struggled
sntoi. 80 days.
Juan Gonzales. for receiving SNUG
sled sotot. 80 days.
Albert Handy. Tor receiving SNUG
rled whiskey, 80 days.
Moseiey Crawford. for receiving
smurRlcd drugs. 30 days.
Ft,mund,sm Parinned.
Pardon has been issued 10 litfk
EdmundAon. ~ EDDY county, convict
ell 81 arceuy OF cattle and sentenced
tu serve not less than n year nor
more than one year and one day, ON
STAY a. 1918. The case was appealed
Geo the supreme court, which mace
ls decision ON Feb. o 1899 affirming
the Judgment ana sentence 20 the dis
trlct court. The trial Judge u the
district attorney 10Th recommended
the pardon for tile reason that they
said they believed EdWundsou was
led into the criuIc hy others who
waro cruvici"t wits him in 'nn"r
ton with the same crime
Marin, Ini,c sun On.
Act ng Govsrnor benjamin a. Pan
key. state trphsuter ~ Americas gii
To France uund has telegraphed
thurlsH J.. Sabin. national treasurer.
that ~ account ~ the great size "
NJ tn state aud poor transportation
ftciu les boz SOME %svctinns. 10 has been
impu. s.hlo tu conclude the drive with
boz IN, prescribed limit, Reports from
uddtt ural counties are being re- Give
every day. II. e. schick. local r. tnir-
man az Madrid. has sent in fi0.su,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13
Not a School Marin
In Class at Vassar

NEw YORK. April 13-vasstr
college win o graduate d school
marin this year. according to re-
suits OF "a survey Of The senior class,
made public here. Low S1luries, IL
WIS said, had caused students Ga turn
To business. social service aud other
professions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

which will make Santa Fe county's
subscription about $50 per cent. The
MnutpNa y Muutuga post Of the Amer.
ican Legion. az Santa Fe. requested
ana received b privilege ~ sub
scribluE the quota for the
coun y, that was tt1.0u. 4. T. Eng
lnnd. for Union county. sends In
iiatG. which is an oversuhsrription.
~. Q Troutnaa, or the New Mexico
Military institute. reports that chnves
rounty's quota will he forwarded this
weel Luella 5. clark reports that Two
school disricts have subscribed S2s.Sb
tuwaf "a Hloalgo cuunty's quota of
tfn.uui Jay r. conway sends q check
for f5S.2h TO-. C0lfnN county. an over.
subscription: DR. Frank a. H. Rob
erts advises san Miguel county has
rpisnd us quota.
Vocational CiIsuli.
Students taking vocational train.
Ina In bona Ana county made n cred
table showing Ia their work IN the
80 month period nat ended on Del
-. inGer direction Of Dr. x. n.
SIC ride. county superintendent. there
has been established u vocational cir.
cult with nv" rural schools partici-
pniinE. The three teachers employed
nn th 3 circuit teach vocational agri-
ca ture. vocational home economic
ard farm shop work. The money
a. lana r fhf vrUuU turned ,uf I.s tn.
t,vs 40, eov- u.nnth. 800. -
tfq1 II. d., .tft, 80 ~.
.nnn .-.rtnt,.nt - h,,t,g .
,"f,. h
lettere. ms 90 signs. which had a
market value Of tl1I0U. and also
v.rtb 49, ga
billhh'@ "tnt'hhN ti1'fi"fSd'
lh' iI"iins company. Win
principal "lilo' h.S"'il mas liled
NN vl"itrI WIN inc Sthte corporation
V"nlHniSSioh. me COMPANY VIII gen
uuyt E"h'lhl nus MSS an driilihe
uutii'- "tg m~a'Nln'tl u chpltai
t"yN p Nv "i Mhl,h fa-'u"V has
~ sunS.'iu'" 'un. " Nlll-pI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

we're gathered. They may not have
been properly cured or stored. In
fccted seed should not be planted. for
oNamp'e. pea seed c%ontainlns weevils
ar bean seed with -anthracnosc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

the selling price on our Suits is
nearer to cost that the average
store marks Suits, also we buy
them in such quantities to supply
u many stores, that the lowest
possible cash price is obtained.
We in turn price them less the
cost Of the special advertising Of
a featured name, long profits. and
the credit stores excessive prices
to cover their losses Of charge ac-
counts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

Ifyea have dAAdruh. or n your hsif Il falling
u OF II yyu have a bald spot, you should
know that Lyons ~ Persons have overcome
these uouhl,a thfuugl q genuine Indians
rsrips, shich will b. mailed YOU free siih !
proof box Of the vonderfuliY shsaeious oint-
neat hutHlsu n you send only 40 cts, tHilyur
" stamped 10 pay the coat Of this notice, 70
J. u hniisla. bi's01. stBhoh e., hsu Yer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-13

kLIM BRAND POWDERED MIIK
cumcs IA iou ~ pnIr'. fresh mi,k. III
NOu du l. to add water. aud you have
Itr'sil liquid milk. PHONE M or
CALL IG2 WEST CENTRAL AVE-
NIIt. SOUTHWESTERN kI,6: CON.
pANN. uiHrry JOhnSpn's paCr.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
BANK CI.EaRINGs
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. rse. sT.-Ts. stock mar
kst sp~nsd streng totay. For the first
time ~ many days there vas . decided
upward trend 70 the whole isss and FIRST
sale. vers rasas 81 higher prices.
unftsd statss Steel opened 81 ptk. up
y. Merriam Petroleum. AZ ifsE. NJ q;
Cruefhle ~ iSsh. up n: Hrsdtnx at
rs up ~: G~ssrai Motors ~ ftts. W O.;
Pan-Amsrfoan 81 saw. 40 .: ssudshsksr
AZ s2k. up y. United Htstes Rubber ~
ssk. Up =; Tsrss al irss. NJ v Beth.
ishsm steel ~ 81 -. up v: nrpublie
81 tt1. unchanged.
fnaas,riais showed . firm ton. In sh.
first hour. cruclbie. which eontisued 10
vaaes Of 10 points from last weeks low.
Thsss was little In overnight develop
renss 10 affect prfces. but shorts IN sons
Of the other high priced iudustrisis BE-
came frightened By tho sharp sdvanes Ia
General Hefora
can nsonsy renewed again a. 10 per
csnt This came somewhat AZ . surprise.
a. early reports had Indicated an easter
rate stocks sold off on the announce
mens. General Motors deoisatnx from ssi
% fo ard other steeks : poin, or more.
II was the prevailing cpinion IN. market
would he strictly governed By the money
conditions for SONS time.
Low priced rails advanced after an
nounessn~nt by Attorney General Palmer
that he had reported fevorabiy on the
railroad tni Tbs rally carried these
stocks Up I 20 . pointa bat halted when
this bears became active and started
hAnamerins indus.risis. Republic made
| q new low on tho decline around -. and
steel sold down 20 %. General Motors
reacted q potnta.
the narkst vas subjected IN rcpsstsd
bear raids during the fourth hour. Re-
public was attn the target among tins
steel issue. Rails held Up well generally.
Rock Island especially. Rumors were
current that the president would sign ths
rail bill this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
.SPUD PRICES
ARE INCREASED
Dealers Boost Quotations TO
$105 Per Ton Friday

Wholesale rpud quotations mount
ed To fioS per ton on Western ave.
Friday moSninE. Dealers have boon
predicting Increased potato prices
for the past few days. but no
changes were announced Till this
morning. Local spuda have gone TO
sa5 per ton with dealers reporting
scarcity on the street.
Rhubarb prices are higher Mt rs
10 20 cents n pound. This II the In.
between season on rhuharb with the
first shipment used up and the
SECOND not yet arrived. This ae-
counts for Fridays higher prices.
say the wholesalers.
Grapefruit remains scarce on
Western ave, All other quotations
are steady
After egg prices threatened 20
drop. the market firmed up Thurs.
day afternoon and opened Friday at
unchanged prices. Butter remains
firm. Receipts at tho local stock.
yards Friday were $50 head Of cat.
tie. Cattle market was weaker.
while hogs held steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

aivoly. International flnancicru UNI
deratand Aituation--shown by fact
that Japanese exchange has fallen
from premium In autumn 10 present
discount
TRADE.--itot political fight In
Philadelphia 10 Suppress 10 per cent
stores" operated by municipal market
commission. Stores sell on 10 per
cent margin. Prices quoted In Phlla-
dciphia papeFs show market prices
are nearly double 10 per cent store
prices For example. atewing beef Ia
foc In market. i6c In stores. sausage.
a5e market s7e stores; lemons. sSc
market. Zoe stores; storage eggs, Csc
market. SIC stores. Interesting thing
II that 10 per cent stores were oaiab-
liahcd and are supervised by large
grocer. and are being attacked by
other groccra
Great Britain was relatively better
cutomer OF u. s. in 1919 than before
war. Exports 10 Great britain were
% per cent OF foreign nalcs. as com.
pared 20 "a per cent IN 1918. Value
was four times as great. united
States also better customer OF Great
Britain--2i per cent OF our Imports
In 1919 carno from United Kingdom.
only rs per cent in 1919. Only Gus.
toners We have lost as compared
with 1913. are Germany and Russia
altho actual amount Of commodities
bought by many countries are far
less than In pre.war days. High
prices. however. make values greater
Chinese boycott OF japanese good.
started MAY. 1919. IL tremendously
effective. % Movement led by Chinese
students who organized In groups Of
10 on system something like chain
letter" plan. Shipping In Jap ships
has prac,icssiy ceased LINES that
used 20 got e.o0o tons month now
get only 100. Bcfor. boycott straw
hats made In Japan. but marked with
labels Made In Y. 8. A." universal.
~ used hy middle class Chinese.
Since boycott such hats mr., seldom
seen. shark fins. formerly served a.
delieacy at Chinese dinners. arc TO-
day regarded as abougnations. b.
cause they come from japan. Per.
oentages o. decrease in imports OF
Jap goods toll the storg Cotton yarn.
IS; paper. CO. cotton cloth. 80: UNI
brcllas. 90 per cent decrease. May 70
September. 1919.
ISDuSrRY.--what IL happening
In clothing Industries shown by an.
nual report OF Ipswich mills. big
manufacturers OF hosicry. In 1918
made a.o29.Sos dozen pairs. sold for
ti.92T.ss7. In 1918 cut production
to s.ssf.7Ti dozen pairs. sold for
fit.sIo.2s0. BAsff4 NJ. MANLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

BAN FRANcfsco-Arrivsd FsbruAry
~. Str Governor from Han Pedro at 10
A. m! str Admiral farraEut from Be-
attic ~ 10 a. M. str Admiral Ssbres
from Ocean faiis. n, G. via San Pedro
Arrived February st!s Str Lyman Stow
art from Seattle at .. m, Hailed Feb
rusry zsi HT Admiral schisy for Seattle
at .. IN. ctr Queen for San Disro al
.. m. str atan~ood for Seattle at 8 p
m. str EkAgwsy for Seattle q, 10 y. m.
ssr J. A. Moffett for Seattle at noon.
EvEtiETT-Arrivsd February ~; atf
Haalnaw from Tacoma via Mukiitso
aaiied February 20; str Phyllis for aAn
Pedro
MUKtLTEo--Arrfv-d February a. 81
Saginaw towing bEe Charles Nelson from
Tacoma. and departed for Everett
PORT oAhni.E-=Arrtved February 81
str fos1tnlte from Seattle.
TACOMA-~Arrtved February ,ci ST.
~ u. Lovejoy from Seattle: motor schr
waksna from British Columbia ports al
a IN. str guaaa from nrftnnnia
beach. N. C.; motor sehr Alki from uri.
tannia Reach. u. c, Eafisd February fei
ar L@touehs. motor srhs Wahsna for
Seattle. ctr Saginaw for Everett via
Masiltso towing bss Charles Nelson fos
Mukiitee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27
Weekly Review of
Trade Conditions

F1ANCE--Repeated warnings and
Interest rate raises by federal reserve
system tave been ineffective In pro.
dueing desired neutrality-suspicious. Of
reserves and check OF credit tnfia.
ton. Federal reserve raised discount
rates January %. For two weeks
preceding rate raises. reserve ratio
had stood at asa and ash rcspec.
lively. Since then reserve ratio has
steadily declined week by <woek--
fs.s. al and 45.e. Interest rate In.
creases also failed To check initiation
or federal reserve noteA which stood
az s2.sss. 10000 on day new rates
were announced. but Increased 90
se.s59. 100000 by February Is. Par.
ticuiariy significant, becaus, note cir.
eaiation usually contracts after Jan
siary /. Strain Is coming particularly
at New York. which Is drawing on
other reserve banks TO extent OF
about $50. 900. 900. altho its reserve Is
down below 10 per cent. In spite Of
this. New York reserve banks had
sso9 100000 reserve notes In actual
circulation on February Is, ms
against sT57 100000 on January IS.
before interest rat. was raised. Com.
mercial and Financial Chronicle says:
There Is serious menace In permit.
ting draft upon the resources OF the
federal reserve sasti,ntions 20 be ex.
tended much further. Resources OF
federal reserve banks are limited and
must not be strained 20 the breaking
point
Speculation. imitation and high
prices are not confined 10 countries
which have suffered or participated
heavily In the war. situation In
Japan. according 20 authoritative
government report To which have
confidential access Is worse than In
United States. and almost M bad az
In continental countries. Price index
figures OF Bank OF Japan shows that.
taking June. 1914 as 100 index for
New York ne end OF June. 1919, was
sii: London. 2e9: Tokyo. asa. by
september. Japan index reached ses.
and by November. ISL. Middle Of
December rice was selling at ,s.so
sold per bushel. aifho IL was only
t3.T6 at time Of rice riot" OF August
1919 Report says In November and
Decesnbcr. very unhealthy wave OF
speculation occurrcd-chiefly Land
srhernes and hydro-clectrie com.
panies. High price Of silver has re
suited In replacing practically all
coin by paper. Labor unrest Is ram.
pant but workers are poorly or.
ranixed and are vigorously supprrss.
ed As result. report says. Jap
anese are taking UP sabotage extern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-27

WASHINGTON. Feb. :7s--Fram-
Ina Of a bill 70 establish n peace
sine merchant marine policy viii b.
| started within two weeks Chairman
|JooeS 81 the senate commerce com
)mistee. said today. Hearings on this
rnbIert will be concluded this week
Il Is expected Private ownerxhip
"a operation os American ships
v1<h provisions agains, foreirn con
~. ar~ expected to'be tho main fea-
turvs Of the policy 70 be recommend
= By the committee.