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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
OBJECT TO COMPETITION OF
LONDON SOCIETY LEADERS
Working Girls Form Union to Prevent Employers From
Hiring Girls Who Are Not Forced to
Work for Living.

Of noted\women's paper. she IL also
appearing in British fling.
The butterflies Of fashion and So
clet% are growing more and more
features OF professional life AMI the
WORKING women are becoming moro
and more pcrturbed. Their fears are
influenced hy tn" fact that their
chances OF marriage are necessarily
NOR" remote today than ever. while
competition for lucrative work grows
hotter every day.
Great Indignation meetings were
held IN almost every woman's club in
London recently as a result Of tho
nppointmcn; Of . wcll-knOwn woman
To an important position.
To maze the situation nor. dir-
hcul;. il - invariably proven tina.
the society girl is JUS, as efficient az
tho professional woman. The forme r
has behind her all sorts OF peruuIsitc.
in the way OF education AID social
knowledge ihat thc professional has
neither time nor opportunity to ac-
quirc.
Professional women. discussing
the question. declare that If the So
cinl world wants TO go to work. let
the women who want to enter bust.
ness start their own organizations
and become employers OF labor them
selves. thus helping. no: h.ndcring
the great woman question or today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
MEXlCANS PLAN EXODUS
INTO THE UNITED STATES
Over Hundred Thousand Lnborers
Mny Crows BOrdcr In Short
Time.
ny rn!versa! Scrvicc.l

iby tn!Yersa. Service
Ell. pASO. TEN. April l..-Fuiiy a
hundred thousand Mexican ldborers
are prepared to cmiGrate into the
United States through the four prin-
cipal border towns within the next
sixty days. according to reports
printed in the leading newspapers Of
Mexico ci,y. Twenty-Five thousand
OF the poems are expected throug n
Juarez and T.. Prso.
Farmers in the various States %;
Mexico have become alarmed over In.
reports and arc flooding the car
ianza so:crnmcnt with requests "a
prevent the emigration. which. they
declare. would make II Impossible
for them TO get their piantiu. done
The need !or farm iaborcrs is .s.
pscially urgent in Aruas Callnntcs
laliico. M!choacan and other central
states
Fear of trouble during tho p-nsf-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
DOUBTFUL WHETHER PAPER
CAN COMBINE WITH SCREEN
One Exponent Says Every Thrnter
should show Events of
tho Day.
IBy Universal Service

LONDON. April i1.--l.ondon news-
the movie screen can be combined
with the newspaper. Lord Beaver
brook. who owns hundreds OF mcTin
theniers. says that the man who
tries to Ipake the combination will
be bound 10 fail
Lord Burnham and I.o:d North
'iihc believe the experiment we'll
worth making.
I. J.. O'Conno- also disaSrees with
Lord Beavcrbrook.
In every city in the world there
NH he an Illustrated evening cinema
paper before many years" he SAYS
a good theat"- should have Il gr.a,
corps or Photographers recording III.
events of the day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
GADSDEN JOURNAL SAYS
SOUTHERN MAN NOT LAZY
Ax Evidence states rhnt -. }. Bond
Worked I.o2S Day. Without
Holiday.
nv Univer,ai scrvlc,.I


GADSDEN. Ala. April Ito
belle the impression OF some people
@, The North that the Southern man
Is lazy. the Gadsdcn evening Journal
presents =. j. Bond as evidence.
Bond. LOCOMOTIVES engineer. work
81 every day for i.o2s consecutive
Gays. taking no holidays or Sundays
on.
Those who kno~ nI:n.'' SAYS the
Journal. say that he ia just an
everyday American citizen who
minds his own business. having
neither time nor inclination to look
after that OF others. His friends
also say that he is the very antith-
tsis Of :.oishavism and Is. In fact, an
all-aroEnG good man whose very
name suggests his sturdy character
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Binrk Hand "Emciency.-
tBy I'n,rersa, s.rv,c.i

CHICAGO. April iI.--Emciency and
up-to-datc methods OF bookkeeping
have been introduced In the I.lack
Hand business. il was revealed in thu
trial OF twelve Italians. ten men and
TWO women. in the Federal Court
here.
Captain John Il. Boddie. FedeSsl
prosecutor. said the Black Hand gang
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

4! & y G. q. April l,-lrictio:i
caused by rubbing gloves together so
lion with which they were saturated
took fire. caused the death Of Miss
Cecilia kruh here. She wVs so So
vcrcly burned that she died several
lIra later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Table No. 6

A wonderful nainsook
value-40 inches wide-10
yards to bolt-fine and very
soft-worth today at wholes
sale $6.25-special at $3.50
piece.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

Dental election IN July. according to
McSicans here. Is the reason why the
,aborers are anxious to leave Mexico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Table No. 5

Girls slip-over dresses,
made Of solid color chambray
printed in juvenile designs
at neck and sleeves. In blue, |
green, rose and orange. Spe-.
cial at $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Table Specials for
Monday: !.
Table No. /
MAIN FLOOR.

t Berkshire two-tone linen
pound paper; excellent quail
ity in white, pink or buff.
Neatly boxed and specially
priced at 45c.
Envelopes to match, 1Gc
pkg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

maintained hle cases. double, 70 nt1ys +,
books and all tho equipment 7 Of az;
modern business ONCE. Ills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Table No. 4
Saturday
From 8 to 6.

Handmade, hand-embroids
cred Philippine nightgowps
and teddies-in several de-,
signs-very specially priced
at $500. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Our Taffcta Frocks start as low as $3.50.
New Sport Suits $65.OO

In Donegra, Tweed, golfex, hair line and homespun.
An especially finely tailored in Donegral
tweed with four patch pockets and string
sashed and finished with tailored
skirt.
Another suit features style of pocket which
waist line and finished with ucks Two bands of the
tucks trim the sleeves and back, and
string belt with buckle.
sport suits start as low az S34 IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Table No. 3

Black Silk Hosiery, full
fashioned, pure thread quail
ity-al. silk and some with
Isle tops and some glove silk.
Usually 3.75. MORO w,
1925.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Silk FrOcks of Later Design at SIS. 90

Very attractive models aeta dresses spe-
cay chic style made with vetier accordan peated skirts
with srpe bodice finished with sash and
sleeves Coors are brown Copen, taupe, navy and black
Another good model is made with long tunic
effect supce bodice and three-quarer
narrow knife pcating in black navy taupe and brown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Table No. =

Cotton tape, excellent quail
ity, best English twilled, in
SIS to 3-4-inch width. 5 gross
pieces to sell at 1Oc bolt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

Our sport suits start as low as $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove tsrninai-Str City Of spo-
kane. ctr Naduan
Pier itAstr Taithybius
Great Northern terminal Str Eashima
Naru
Bier s--Motor sohr Ozmo.
Pier O. Btr Delight
Grand Trunk docks Atr Admiral Evans
Bell A. terminal Motor schr Kamnhat.
Ia. str Surveyor.
pier A Htf Admiral Rodman.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-atr
Eastern Leader.
Lander 1t. tsrminai--str Orani. str Uva.
des
East waterway terminai-str West wi.
Todd drydocks--Atr Westward uo str
Eikton, ctr Eastern sword. str Hou,ta
str Queen.
Puget Sound bridge a Dredging vork.
str Patterson, ctr Rainbow
Ames yards Roosevelt
Lake union-HuIls Abiiia Abnoh. A.
dos Addison, Allenhurrt. Ahmft. An.
thon, hayden. Bertrand. BlnKa mon.
Blscayie, Black Wolf nianford OeI,
win. Boughton. pszuta, Puvall,n
cabacsn. Capraria. cardia, cenlns
ChArus. Chesterfield. chalals. clneas
Cinyras. Corua. Coyian. Cola. clone
ELISA, Electra. Endymlon, Fort liar.
riHon. Fort Jackson. Fort stanwtx
Fort Union. Imufka, Laoti, Kltan
Vinccnnes, str Brookdsie.
Heffernan drydookH- Str Juneau, str Re-
dondo
west Seattle eisystor--str TrlssIand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
MAYOR SWATS
TRANSIT MEN

That officials Of the Sound Transi,
company. purporting 20 rcprefsn,
owners ~ Seattle jitneyn. have re-.
fused 20 meet the city half way IN
III effort 20 reach compounds
working agreement with the jitney
interests. was charged by Mayor
Caldwell nj tho hearing on the Ut
ney problem before the judiciary
committee Wednesday.
Representative Of the Sound
Tmnsit company. the ji,ney drivern'
union and Carl n. Reeves. Hupcrini
tendent of public utilities. were ap'
pointed last week by the city coun-
eli TO work out compromise plans
for jitney regulation.
city officials charge that the
Sound Transit people arr blocking
the compounds by pnressopabie
demands.
II have no doub, that the ciis
has an absolute figh, 10 leslsiats
concerning the use o. the streets.
Caldwell declared "if the found
Transit company refuses 10 show
any disposition 10 meet tho cts
half way. then we viii ignore their
demands and SO ahead with oui
regulatory ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
Stocks at NeW York
Open Slightly Above
Yesterdays Market


Included Reading kaA Iad~
NV
hasdi adA OF "a southern
Pacific as% Rubber fs = Mexican Petroleum
t91A
The Of aitho
trend either direction Mexican Petroleum reacted slightly but other
closed
exchanges
Evening financial review said
While
scarcely
81 Paul New fork Central and few others leading
Thru
nothing
a
harden and
showing did Baldwin
which lost The little Cotton
Chicago moderate
call
quoted ~ bid
offered but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
Vessels in Other Ports

falboa Arrived October 49, Str Ha-
warden from Seattle aud ports for unitsd
kingdom.
Honolulu Rallied October -; achr De.
fiance FOR Puget found ports. motor schr
Pioneer for Puget Sound ports
Fan Pedfo--Arrivsd October IS. str
Admiral schiey from seattle via ports At
a. M. ana sailed northbouDd At D
m. Arrived October ~. str Admiral
Dewey from ssattle via ports at .. IN.
San FransiFeo@ Sailed October 90 Str
Steel Exporter for seattle via Portland
Aaiied October 10; Str stanwood for ~
attic and Tacoma At midnight. str ~
s@gundo for Seattle AZ y. m. str Preai.
dent for Seattle at noon
Victoria. y. c. Sailed October 20. atr
Alabama Maru Tor seattle via Port Town
send At .. m. Arrived October 10. SIR
fosalie Mahouy from Seattle via Tacoma
for James Island at 8 o. m.
Port Townsend Passed IN October 20
Str Alaska for Seattle at a. ~.
Port Gamble Arrived October 10. Str
Criffco from Seattle.
Eagle Harbor Arrived October 10. Str
Horace X. Baxter from seattle aud Ta-
coma.
Tacoma-Arrived October 10 Str uor.
ace x Barter from Han Pedro via seat.
tie.
Evsrett--Arrived october 70. str Ever
EFT from ssn Francisco via seattls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
IIBI1sTy BONDS
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

wss,over. X. ~. Hay city. or. girl
Nehamura. kstsujL pa sbth ave. -.
boy.
Hino, Jun,eh. n y. u. No. :. Kent
FlFf
Ysmoni.so. Nsruisro. " " u. No. !
BOX ~. Kent. boy.
Aoyama, kei~ht 1is Terry ave. girl
watanabs. Yo6e. isso y. Spruce st.
scfasss. T ~ iss7 sard ave. girl
Runner. J. l., sIs ". Mecraw. boy.
swsnson. Hiimsr. isai California
narn.. ceoIw. zoo Pine 81. rirl
womsch. 4. n. tsss ,ssh ave. &.
Pratt. Rsnt~n iss7 ". eth. boy
schubert. John >. itgs W. sfth. girl.
IEhmsei. william. SOLO W ssth. boy
Ycagsr. Fred. 1851 W. etth. hoy.
hccraty. George w ssii nth n.
boy.
carmaugh. James j.. Everett. boy
Payne. Raymond sze ". tsnd. boy
Petersen. Peter. stg w ssrd girt
Harvey, bernard ls0a w. a5th. girl
Jones. T. " SOS Director ~. boy
Preston. ~ ~. iiit W stth. girl
klosks. u. y. ssoz Duwamish ave.
Griff. Norman. ran.y Ap,s.. boy.
Brewer. J. l.. Charleston. boy
Bcrglund. }. ~. Ir Firm ave. n.
boy
cisc6et,i. Salvatore. aaOs Norman st,
boy.
Prentice. n l.. sos Mob mn ave-.
Eirl
psnde. ounar. fT7 aTth ave. n, girl
k-sney. J. J.. Eugene. Or. boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
A Little Story
With a Moral!

Scene itear platform Of
Cowen Park car.
Time. Nine O'Clock, Wednea.
day morning
Cast one sober man. one not
80 sober
Haid the Jamaica Ginger jag
Quit showing me. youi Wanna
hghif DO you need a shave or
IN that thing beard7 I dou't
Mo your face Haven't seen
you bcforeY'
md the party Of the second
part Yea. I believe you have
seen me before my friend. n
may 10 be that you viii see me
again My name h. Judge q. u.
Cluypooi I'm deputy prescott.
ing attorney Tor King county"
laid the Joyful Juice jag.
OH
moral. It's a wise drunk that
knows his own prosecuting at.
torney,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
'1RADE TOURISTS
VISIT C0Lv|LLE
Inspect Methow- 0kanogan
Project by Auto

oROvILI.E. Oct. .o.--I.eaving the
rain and snow THAI greeted them In
the wenatchee district. the members
STATIONS party spent the second day
OF their tour in the sunny Okanogsn
valley They began today az Cob
VILE
The day began NJ $50. when the
visitors stopped az Chelan. But a
short stay was made there. and the
tourists moved on 10 Pateros and
Brewster At the latter town a ross-
Ing demonstration was accorded the
party. residents Of Onsk and Okla
hogan participating in the welcome.
The Nethow- Okanogan irrigation
project was inspected by auto, the
travellers returning In time to par.
take Of an elaborate dinner served In
the Odd Feliows' hall BY the
Women's Civic club. The keynote
Of the speaking which followed the
feast was Okanogan valleys great
need Of water. Seattle business men
were urged to hack up the valley
tswns in their fight for favorable IT..
rikation legislation that II to be tn.
PRODUCED at the next session Of the
state lawmakers.
The party left Okanogan shortly
after o'clock for Oroville. taking in
River side and TonaHket on the way.
Auto tours. speaking and another
banquet were on the program for the
visitors at Oroyille. and here. too. 10
cal residents appealed for support in
their various irrigation projects.
The special train left Oroviile at
Al o. m. for Colvilie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
MAYOR NOT FOR
TAXES FOR CARS

Denying that h. had ever advo.
Gated payment Of the 5000. 900 for
the stree, car system out Of general
taxation. Mayor Hugh NJ. Caldwell
" Wednesday answered the letter Il
the Chamber Of Commerce Taxation
bureau opposing the payment OF the
railway BY city taxpayers
Il suggested payment of the
street car debt from the general
fund as one Of the posslbl. courses
which might confront the city In the
railway problem the mayor said
-fiu, never advocated the meas
ur~''
Caldwell declared that his object
In giving ou, IN. figures on the
street car system and suggesting
various courses open 90 the city was
ca arouse the interest Of all elements
Of the community IN the street car
question.
The line Of least resistance for
mr. would be 20 advocate some tenn.
pcrary erpedieni.- the mayor added
hut cannot escape tho conciu.
sion that some permanent feasible
policy viii have 10 be adopted sooner
or later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
SAYS TRADING !,
IN GRAIN 0Kf'
Chicago Board Presidef
Answers Charges

CHICAGO. Oct. zo.--TradinF
grain on the Chicago Board OF Trs<n
il on the square. r. T.. Gates. pfeA-e
dent Of the board. told George p
watkins, statistician for the fcaenA
trade commission. here today.
watkins II Investigating chareY
made By Senator capper and Gov =
len. both u Kansas. that grain pricss
are manipulated BY the board af.,
that gambling IN grain IN oonducsf9
on an extensive scale.
There h. no manipulation
prices or gambling on the board .
trade Gates said. -
The statement was made In ~
vate Interview between Watkins -
the board Of trade president. Wsy
kinA Will not conduct open hesrinr.
but will Interview officials of ysriQt
boa rds Of trades in cities where n
exist
The recent drop ~ cents In 9
price os wheat was due 20 the ar
amount o. Canadian grain corni9g
into the country" Gates declared
WEEK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
CARL WANDERER
Goes ON TRIAL
Relative Declares Defendant
Is Insane

CHICAGO. Oct whether a
man who bets his stack on a pair
Of mines and walks around his chair
10 change his tuck ~ ~ sane mind.
was a question the jury In the trial
OF Carl wanderer. exarmy officer.
accused OF murder. was faced with
today
Wanderer. charged with staying
his wife ana a tramp he hired 20
stage a fake holdup. In insane. wit
uerssa testified.
Bernard Roth. a relative. declared
there wasn't any doubt IN his mind
aH 10 Wanderers insanity
He'd bet his stack Of chips on q
pair ~ mines" said Roth. and gen
up ana walk around a chair when
playing poker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
CHICAGO PRICES
DROP AT CLOSE
Market Opens Firm but Is
Hit by Selling

CHICAGO. Oct so--puii trading
caused lower closing prices on tho
Chicago Heard - Trade today The
market opened flrmef on a lack -
offerings. bat this was osfeet ia
later trading b. fair amount u
selling.
December wheat dropped 3.c
when the market suffered q sharp
break on heavy unloading Of wheat
for that month. December wheat
opsnsi ~ tsns. an advance % &C.
and closed off sAc. March wheat
opened 10 ie at tlssh and closed
off ic
December corn opened al ssAr. up
ie. and classd down zse. MAJ corn
opened 40 10 al sTsc, and closed
down Nr.
December oats. at the opening ~
ttsc, vas up ne bat AZ the close
declined ssf May oats opened At
$50. down &c. and closed up &c
Provisions closed steady.
CHICAGO, Oct. - Cash wheat
Ne. ? red. tszs. No J spring. o. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
Municipal League
Raps Jit Measur

~ It's meetinR Tuesday. the N
nicipal league adopted a report s,f
rnitted by a special commiilnN n
claring against the Jitney initiaf.s
measure which will appear on ~
ballot November 2. The commi'tf
consisting Of O. u. Thorgrimse-
Joseph Jacobs. 3. NJ Bracket. -
G. Morse and Marion Edwar
pointed out that the measure DO,
not regulate JitneyH az all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
NAMES HAMILL
TO PARK BOARD

Mayor Hugh N. Caldwell appoint.
81 A. r. Hamiii. prominent Seattle
business man. Go the board Of park
commissioners "wednesday. 10 sue
coed Robert H. Cailignn. who died
last week
Hamiii has been prominently iden.
tified with the commercial life Of the
city for more than 20 years. Re -
member Of Hamlll Brothers. manu-.
facturcrs agents. 1905 Western ave
Before coming 20 this city. he was
secretary 20 the mayor Of Buffalo.
lie n a member OF the Arctic elub
and Of the Chamber Of rommerre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
FRUITS Of FALL
ON The MARKET
Ounces. Persimmons and
Pomegranates Abound

ounces, .pernimmonh. pomeEfan+
ates these Typical fruits 81 fall. are
much Ia evidence along the Western
ave, curb, ounces are quoted at
iaso FOR "A pear box. yellow per
simmons from California. the size Of
a large apple. are selling AZ 1850 a
box
No novelties were reported In Wed
nsNday morning
Butter and eggs maintain the
same prices and jobbers are now
predicting that the esq market has
reached lis peak. Bu, they knock
ON Wuod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
Ship Long Tied Up
to Be Disposed of

After being tied up for nearly II
months pending settlement Of Iitiga-
ton in the courts. the steam
schooner Kirketind will be disposed
Of 10 the highest bidder. An order
for sale OF the vessel WAS signed
Wednesday by Federal Judge Jerc-
miah Neterer. upon final adjustment
Of all claims against her.
The order Of sale stipuiates that
no bid Of less than $4,000 will be
considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
3 YUKON RIVER
BOATS MISSING
Fears Expressed for Steam
ers With IFS on Board

JUNEAU. Alaska. oct 20 white
Pass 4 Yukon railroad officials are
worried over the non arrival of tho
river steamers Casca. Nasurlin and
white Horse. carrying over IT'S pas
-cngers The vessels are believed to
h. stuck on a bar 100 miles upstream
from Dawson, No word has been ~.
ccived from IN, ships In the last
three DAYS
There IL strong probability that
tho boats may be total loss IL they
arr caught In the loo for tho winter
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20

October 5e-stf Alabama Naru from
Manila via ports and Victoria A. & ctr
Qua han from sAn Pedro Via Point Wells
az q m. ctr Aiaska frem Northwest
srn via Southeastern Alaskan ports At
noon. SER Prince Albert from vancouver.
y. G.. Al fists q. m
october is-Etr Admiral Rsdman from
soathsasfrru Alaskan ports af noon str
Lavada from Tacoma at . m.
sailed
October fs-atr spokans for Southeast
srr Alaskan ports 81 s7e D. m sfr
Hofscs \. Rartsr frr Eagle Harhor and
Tacoma At e;fs .. M. str jefferson for
southssstern Alaskan ports At D m.
str Argyll for Port San Luis ~ noon str
fAvsds for New YORK At sit9 ma. str
Everett, for San Pedro via Esefstt at 10
IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
New o. S. K. Liner
Arrives in Port

Completing her maiden voyage
across the Pacific. the Alabama
Maru. new Osaka shosen kai-ha
liner. was due 10 dock az noon Wed.
ncsiay az pier 6 She viii bring 81
first cabin passengers and ~ steer.
age. In addition 20 a cargo ot ss1
tons OF frozen cargo. principally orr
aff.I $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
FINED
$500 FOR DOPE

Louie Lee. Chinese merchant, was
fined 5000 by Federal Judge Neterer
when he pleaded guilty In the
United states district court Wcdnes.
day TO possession Of narcotics.
In pronouncing sentence. Judge
Nctercr expressed the conviction
that violation Of the narcotic laws
was one OF the worst offcnscs with
which the courts had TO deal. and
stated that only the previous good
record OF the defendant saved him
from term in the penitonuary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20

The United states Shipping Board
steamship orani. In the service Of
Williams. Diamond a Co. operating
between Pacific ports and the north
ern part Of Europe. arrived Tuesday
night az the Lander ~. dock. The
ship came here Light. but is expect
"a 20 carry nearly 1000 tons when
she leaves for Europe. calling II
other Cons, ports 90 route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
Timber Co. to Open
Dry Storage Yard

Tho Puget Sound Timber Co has
purchased Is acres at tho southern
end Of the Duwamish waterway. The
consideration IL reported as ss7 $50.
sunset Ranch co. were the former
owners. The site win bc developed
az a dry storage and classification
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20

CHICAGO. Oct. 70 III oK s-Hscsir's
ise9e head market 20 ~ 30 iowsf
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80 higher Reef. tea!sts butcher
steers. ttfs9tti eahnsfs ana saftesa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-20
Announce Sale of
Steamship Westmead

The steel steamship wsstm.ad has
BEEN sold TO the Standard Steamship
co. for ti.tf..ts7. IL was announced
By the United States shipping board
yesterday. The ship was built By
the Ames shipbuilding & DRY Dock
company In 1915.