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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
COOKE LIQUOR BILL AGAIN :,
HELD UP BY DRY LEADERS
pleasure Providing Medicinal xybi.Lv
Tor ph!hiciRnH Not Given
Preference Oh Calendar

Aoi NOt Given
Preference on Calendar.
Senator William Il. Cooke OF SUSSEX.
failed yesterday in AN uttempt to have
n ms nih: proyi,ding for the dispensing
medicinal purposes. set as a special
order for Monday at 1890 O'Clock. The
measure IN after It had been amended
IN so many particulars as TO make It
almost unrccognizablc. had been ad :
vanccd on tho day before to it's third
reading and engrossment. Some or
the bin follow:
Under an amendment offered by
senator Mapp. and adopted by the
senate. no physician may have on
hand during the year more than six
lie must have q Federal peSmit.
Of the voIsiead act. fu hs erG smend
mont. offered by Senator Holt and
adopted. provides that physicians In
c c,eii ana nn.r counties where there is 2,
spirits for medicinal purposes shall
not have at any one time more than
one gallon OF spirits and shall not dis
a substitute for the whole. offered
ny Senator Louis s Epes. Of Motto:
T WAY &c empot%ering the State Stat, Board OF
pharmaGist to MI prescriptions sent
the state. was defeated.
ing from the bill altogether section
IS, dealing with the dispensing OF
ardent spirits by physicians. failed OF
adoption. An amendment. prohibiting
the manufacture OF liquor by the State
SO loaG az adequate supplies can be
purchased. was adopted.
Friday was blocked by Senator Mapp,
who made the point Of ordsr that
1t could not receive final considcra-
ton, since i carries an appropriation;
has been disposed of.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
CHESTERFIELD TO ANNEX
ISLAND NEAR DUTCH GAP
House I'nAsss BfIl Taking Away 700
Acres From Henrico

Annexation by Chesterfield County
of part of Henrico County is au-
,horized in a bill tina, passed tho House
yesterday by IL vote OF IL to ..
Delegate Barnes. OF Hehrico. oh
jected strenuously TO the proposed an
ucSIt:oE.
The land in question originally was
q peninsula. abutting the Henrico side
of James River. During tho War Be
tween tho states It was cut through
by General Butler for strategic pur-
poses. the Union officer wishing TO. cir
cumvent Confederate Notifications and
move his army up the river in the di-
rection of Richmond. Since that time
II has been an island, End It's In
habitants have been subject to taxa
ton by Henrico.
Delegate Shepherd Of Chesterfield,
speaking TO his bill, stated that in
habitan;s of the island-which covers
ara area OF about 700 acrcs-wish 10
be annexed 20 Chesterfield. which side
OF the island only is navigablc. ac-
cording TO the delegate from Chester
field
Il. ]. Flippo, who virtually owns the
entire island. is said 10 be pro-
anncXationist.
The property value OF the island is
said TO be assessed at $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
American Men and Women
Admirably Is His View
ny ANDRE EOaUIEREs.
French Society Lender nnd Arbitcr
of Mems EnshtOns.


PARIS. March G.-Amcrfcnn ,vom-
en- and American, men are admir-
ably alike. ] do not aErcc with the
view OF Senior Jbnnes, the Spanish
author. thnt the American woman
desires II master. On the contrary,
Il In my opinion that she secks i'm
dependence, hence her FREQUENT
trips to Europe.
IT the American woman Occasfon-
nliy cxprcsses wish for associa-
ton with men different from the
American type, she In merely cz-
pressing Il wish for diversion. In
the European she finds xntlsfactfon
OF this desire, ms he In less occupied
Win business anG ~ able TO devote
time 10 satisfying stimuintinE
her canrices. hut, I insist that the
European can satisfy the American
woman only temporarily. For per
ninnency ns a husband, friend or
brother, she will have only the
American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
,In.Icianx Quit Plaxinr

BOSTON March C.-About thirty
members Of the Boston symphony Or
,ilcstra. IN pursuance OF their decision
nent rc!nstatcd Frederic Fradkin. the
'onccrt mister. who was dismissed
asst nigh; for failure 20 respond to u
;!gnal from Conductor Pierre MonteuX,
I'D no. take their seats for tonitht's
concert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
THIRTEEN

ut a lunchheon in the Business ManS
CLUB. Friday afternoon. 1T 4 o'e,oos,
in tho Jefferson Auditorium. he Viii
give u lecture. illustrated BY tho sters.
opttcon. on his recent trip TO Koras1.
Lecture IL under tho auspices nf Sec
ZION b, of tho Women's Auxiliary OF
ST. Paurs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
INJURED WOMAN UNCONSCIOUS
struck by One-Mnn Car EARLY Yester-
day, and IN NJ Grnce Hospital,
unfde tilted.

Twenty hours after being struck by
onc-man street car on Broad Street
early yesterday morning, an aged
white woman apparently 65 years of
age, continues in an unconscious state
at Grace Hospital, and has not yet
been Identified. She suffered frac-
tured skull. according to physicians at
the hospital
DR.. Mitchell in charge Of the ambu-
lance; found the woman at 2os East
had been taken after being struck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

tho schedule committees cannot act un.
til IT, has all this information avail
able although pending their receipt
IL is able to do much In the way OF
ohriating conflicts that develop as the
applications are received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
DR.. COFFIN TO SPEAK AT
ST. PAUL'S LEMTEN SERVICE
New York Minister and Writer to lie
gin Five Midday Ser
Vices Here.

Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin, y. D.,
pastor Of Madison Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. New York. and author
Ot Some Christian Convictions" and
Yale Lectures on Prcaching." will be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
GROWERS MAY
FORM AGENCY
Marketing Of This Years
Grain Crop Discussed

MOSCOW. Idaho. Jan. 2s,-Steps
TO organize northwest growers for
cooperative marketing Of this years
grain crops are TO be taken immedi-
ately. as the result OF meetings at
the University OF Idaho here
"wednesday night and Thursday.
Definite action was taken looking
20 n combination OF all cooperative
grain elevator and warehouse com
pani~n Of the northwest. Aaron
Sapiro. California attorney. spoke 20
farmers Wednesday night. this be
ing Farmers and housekeepers'
week. ne school. He outlined a plan
by which II 10 hoped wheat and other
grains can be handled as success
fully an the fruit growers Of Cali
fornia handle fruit.
Sapiro'p talk was 20 impressive
that n meeting Of the farm bureau
and farmers unSon was held at 7
O'Clock this morning In order to have
him talk further before leaving for
San Francisco At $40.
II In planned To unite all co-opera.
tive associations for handling grain
in ono big cooperative union. uniting
the farmers Of Idaho. Washington.
Oregon and California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Fair Autoist
ExtendsHand;
He Shakes Il

Capt Jerry Flynn. master Of the
Resiondo. Of the Alaska Steamship
company's fleet. had ventured as far
away from salt water ~ the postof-
flee building, . few days ago.
AZ he was standing on the curb at
Thru ave. and Union ~. waiting for
q chance to shove OF across the
street. an auto stopped in front Of
him. and his eyes eAzed into the
liquid orbs Of = handsome young
woman.
She extended her hand to indicate
that she intended 70 turn the corner,
but Capt Flynn. according 20 his
cronies OF tho Shipmasters' aasocia,
ton. mistook the little fist for a
sign Of friendlness. and shook IL ef.
ftasiveiy.
Il can't seem IN remember your
name. but your face looks awfully
familiar exclaimed the bluff old
mariner. enthusiastically. Glad TO
zee you again. missr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
NO FLU" HERE;
READ PREP AIRED
Urges People to vaccinate;
City Will Help

Aitho there are no cases OF Span
ish influenza In Seattle at present
Health Commissioner II. NJ Read
Friday laid plans to prepare for a
posnibie visitation OF the epidemic
which rnvaged Seattle one year ago
last October.
Tfu' vaccine and plenty OF II, is
available to physicians and public at
the city hospital" Dr. Read said.
The vaccine win be distributed free
OF charge or win be administered at
the city hospital free OF charge Dr.
Read urged Seattle residents to pre-
pare for a possible recurrence Of the
-1u" epidemic by availing them
selves at once Of the free use Of
'1u" vaccine.
In line with keeping close tab on
communicable disease. DIR. Read Fri
day sent n circular letter To every
physician. requesting that all cases
Of Influenza and pneumonia be re-
ported TO him daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Late for Meal When
Leg Freezes in Ice

WATERFOWL. ". r.. Jan. "a
On q recent afternoon Richard
Smith and Edward Cooley met In
front Of the postofIce here. The men
became engaged In conversation and
talked for an hour. At last Smith
announced that he must return
home. az his wife was waiting for
him, and made a move to depart, but
he could not move his right leg.
During the Civil War Smith lost
his right leg. Since that time he has
worn a peg leg. II was found that
during their chat in front Of the
tostofice Smiths peg leg had settled
into the soft snow and mud nearly
70 his knee The sudden change in
the temperature froze tho snow and
made his peg leg fast
Cooley secured an az and chopped
his friends peg from the snow and
Smith hurried home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
THEY OBJECT
TO HOSPITAL
Terry Ave. Residents Regis.
ter Kick; 0verruIed

Aitho wealthy residents of the dis
trict protested emphaticaiiy Friday
tho board Of public works granted
DIR. J. Tate Mason. former coroner
of King county, and associates. a
permit to build n 100000 hospital
at the corner of Terry ave. and
Spring ri.
J. u. MacDougail. 100 Terry ave.
gave notice that he would seek n
court order restraining DIR. Mason
from building the hospital on the
ground that Il would be ruinous 70
realty values I'm the neighborhood
and a source of spreading disease
70 children who attended school In
that district
Tho proposed hospital win front on
Spring st. and will cover an area
of ~ by 100 feet. The structure will
be four stories In height.
MacDougali asserted that there
are 100000 worth OF hospitals IN
Seattle at present that do not pay
a cent In taxes. DIR. Mason told tho
board that his hospital expected 10
pay taxes, as II would be a private
Institution.
~. II. Latirner. president of Dexter
Horton National bank. and Andrew
Chilberg. Joined with MacDougall in
voicing objections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Jan. sc att1e-ua-
caipts. head, market steady. Coeo -
choice steers. siiui2. fair 20 good stsegr.
isus; common 20 fair steers. t7Us. good
10 choice cows ana hcifsrs. ts0i0, me-
dunn 20 good cows and heifsrs, HOet
Gamers. ,3.t0us: bulls. ssds: caivsA ~
Q17
HoRs-Rsce'p's. $50 head; MARKS -
steady. Prime fntxed. stk.SoUis; rDugh
hsayfes. fibnis.to. pigs sfz0fS; bufb
Of sales si2500ttJ0.
Bheep-Rsceipts. lb head; maSiEse -
steady 20 strong. East Of mouukoUu
lambs. sisGie; beat valley ismbs. uete
ais; yeariinss. sisats.So; vethsrA ~
Qia; ewes. $40
Buttsr-Cl,y creamery. ts0tSo - n
ERgs--BcIected local extras. 80 s7c ~
dor
per 10.
Geese--ss0 soc par ID.
Cheese se0ssa pr fb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
cold WEATHER
HURTS MARKET
Dealers Report Slow Move
ment OF Produce We're

Continued cold WEATHER is putting
q crimp In the local wholesale prod.
uoe trade. Jobbern declare that there
are plenty of California new vego-
tables on hand. but that buyers are
scarce.
Egg market continues weak. with
no price changes as yet recorded.
Arrivals OF fresh eggs ar. heavy.
with demand temporarily diminished.
on account OF tho chilly weather.
Butter market In easier. Supplies
are moro plentiful. now that country
crcaineri.s are sending shipments TO
local creamery men. Demand for
substitutes and second grade butter
IL gradually falling off
Receipts AZ tho local stork yards
Friday werc s7b head OF cattle and
CTS hogA All stock markets held
steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
ANOTHER DELAY
IN TREATY ROW
"Great Progress" However,
Is Now Reported
ny I. q. MARTIN
United prv~s Staff CorrespondeUC


WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Bi.parti.
san trcay conferccs today had sue
oceded in STAYING OFF for tho present
the calling up OF the treaty In the
open senate, a move planned by the
mild rescryationists.
by assuring tho mild reservation
lists that great progress" Is being
made ON article 10. the confcrecs won
a promise TO wait little longer.
senator Lodge was asked 10 define
great progress" In more explicit
terms. lie said no was unable TO do
SO.
II think" said Lodge. that II II
going to work out all right | hope
so"
While the conferrcs were spread
Ing their optimism turnout the son
ate. preparatory 20 another meeting
this afternoon, Senator frelinghuy.
sen. New Jersey. was thrcatenening
to bolt 90 the Borah group n Lodge
agrees 90 any Fundamental change
In the Lodge reservations
F'rcylinghuysen said "a consider.
abie number would Join him In a
bolt from Lodge II the republican
leader attempts 20 commit them on
anything they regard as less mindful
OF American rights than arc the
Lodge reservations
Il wish TO state" said Fr~linEhuy.
sen. that I will not be bound by
any agreement made. tentative or
otherwise which In any way ina
terially changes In substance the
reservations adopted by . majority
vote OF the senate. Therr can be nc
compromise upon article 10.
III reservations sufficient 20 FRO
tcct tho sovereignty Of our govern.
ment are not contained In tho resolu
ton OF ratification. shan vote to
reject tho treaty In ifs entfrety.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. :s--Prfces esssd
off frsetionaiiy at the opening Of this
stock exchange today United States
Steel was off y. at Iotks American In
transitional at 10i. off \ TEXAS At iesL
Oft AZ Mexican Petroleum at ipt. of
y Colorado Fuel Mt ssA, off X South
srn Pacific at i00A. unchanged. Rtuds-
baker at ios.. off u. United states
Rubber at iiis. off \.
The cntue motor group vas under
pressure In tho second hour. Htudebsksr
was driven down 20 10. off ~ General
Motor. at fs7 ". off s.. Pisrus-Arrow al
tss. off ~.
Tire shares went down with the motor
issues. Goodrich was Tsk. off points
from last weeks high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

President Of the College Of Divine
Metaphysics. St Louis. Mo. be-
gins a course Of Lessons In APP
Piled Psychology and Supcr-Psy-
chology. for Self-Tmprovement as
follows:
Jan. 20. 8 q. inflow to Promote
Yourself.
Jan. 81. SD. m. - Self Trust and
Self-Faith-
Jan. 20. s y. m. - Steps to Great
Power.
Jan. 20, SD. III. Being Fearless
and Magnetic.
Jan. 30. p. m.-fntuition. or. the
Hunch.
Jan. 81. 8 .. rp. - Secret Doctrine
OF Good and Evil.
SECOND COURSE
Feb. 2, SPIN. Instan tnneous
Healing.
Feb. ,, 8 p. m. - Healing So-CaIled
Incurablcs.
Feb. 4, 3 p. IN. - Mental Surgery
for Cancer.
Feb. 9. 8p. inflow to Heal In
sanity.
Feb. 6. 8 p. inflow TO Heal Tu-
berculosis.
Feb. Z. SD. m.--Foods. Fruits. for
Health and Beauty.
Ono Lesson. 81: Six Lessons. S..
Glasses at Hotel Frye
Orison SWEET Mardcn. editor OF
New Success. after hearing Mr..
Green repeatedly last January.
said: 'Dr. Green, your lessons
are wonderful"
These lessons win Increase your
efficiency, your health, your hap
piness and financial success. Psy-
Geological knowledge viii make
room for you here and hereafter.
First lesson will open mt $50 y. m.
Registration. beginning at p. m.
Monday. January &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Ames Yard Launches
Twenty.Fouvth Ship

Only one more ship remains on the
wAys At the Ames shipbuflding q
Drydock company. When that N
launched the plant viii Be idle. tenn
porArfiy. II least.
The steamship West Jester was
launched Thursday afternoon. Mrs..
II. J. Herzox. wife OF the superin-
tcndsnt sponsored the vessel The
West Jester Is the cath product OF
the Ames plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

Complaints alleging second degree
burglary against Ray Wilson, II.
Pendleman and Sidney Green were
filed In the superior court Friday by
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John
ID. Carmody. The men are accused
OF stealing IA purse containing s27
from the room OF Simeon Flores In
Adrian Court, Summit ave. and
Madison st. January 10. They at.
tempted TO escape in an automobile,
but were captured by Patrolmen c.
ID. Follrich and w. Il. Goodman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
ECONOMY

stalls 7-s-s. zoe pkg. Alhers' rolled
oats or wheat flakes. ssc; Tree tea, CSC
NJ; local patent flour. sans sack. stalls
i-s-a. liberty steak and sausage. lse 10:
pot roast. Ice. veal chops 20c 10. Stall
40. t5c coffee. u lbs. csc; cocoanut 40c
~: t-ox vanilla or lemon extract. sec.
stall ~. best fresh butter, S4o 10 bulk
honey. $50 pit. csc at. comb honey. ssc.
stalls s7-sS, s5c pkg. Roman meal, csc;
tSc can Royal baking powder. ssc; 5oo
can instant Postum, SSc. stall az. fresh
herring. lbs. csc; smelts, Tbs. csc;
skinned soles. = ms csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Chicago Seeking
Nurses for Flu

health authorities today declared
shortage OF nurses ~ hampering
tse fight against the influenza cpl.
dcmic here. Hundreds OF calls for
nurses cannot be answered. they
said. Approximately 1000 new
cases were reported In the. "a
hours ending early today. the same
~ the previous - houra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

Los ANGELES. Jan :3.--Miss
Daxmar Godowrky. actress. and
daughter OF Leopold oodowuky. noted
pianist and composer. hied Euif to-
dAy against Mrs Joyce Elsanor Mayo
for $4,000 Islander. She alleges Mrs.
Mayo slandcrcd her by naming her
In . suit Mrs Mayo brought against
Frank Mayo. actor. for separate
maintenance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Public Markets
WESTI.AKE

ssAns 80. pot roast. iso n: agar
cured bacon. ate 10: sugar cured cornsd
essf. sec n. Stall isi. No Yakima
oesnA eS-0 ~ lee ma: Delicious aD-
pisn. uss bon. eunkist oranges. sse dcz
stall ieb, : phga n C corn flakes. 7Sc;
: cans Booths aAsdiass. sse: matches.
se pkg. staiis 1s-if. . bars toilet soap,
sto: cans corn ov peas. see; tomato
SOUP lac can. stan 49,, Rainier Beet
flour. t;.ss sack. Tree tea. csc NJ. 3 cans
Del Monte pork and beans. ssc. Stall
ite. ms blue Karo. Soc. Olympic pan
cake flour. fso pkg; . ms Crisco, sieT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
johnson Backers
to Open Ouarters

WASHINGTON. Jan. ss.--Eass.
ern headquarters for Senator
Hiram Johnson's campaign for the
republican nomination for the pres
idsncy are TO BE- opened at once In
Nov York. Johnson announced To-
day. They are 20 Be In charge
Of Angus MeSween. washin ston
correspondent Of . Philadelphia
newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

Stall &c. tall can carnation milk. lee.
Stall 70. pure fresh milk. ise ut stall
~. black COD. . ma ;be. Norway herring.
for use: best fresh salmon. .sc n. :.
smsitA . ma Use; herring. 8 ma sSc
Stall "a. Rrape fruit. for ssc: Burbank
potatoes. ts.2s per sack. Stall g.. gen
uine y. Y. cheese. ssc 10, cAraway
chccse. Csc NJ: Yakima honey. 2sc n. /:
Colorado honey. acc 10. stall 40. wash
inxton milk. cans 'se; apples si.oo, and
1i-25 per box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Jap Predicts Drop
in Price of Spuds

los ANGELES. Jan. 7sy--Lcw~r
potato prices next year n rains con-
ttnue as favorabiy ~ they have
started wcrc predicted By George
shimss. Japanese potato hing who
II . witness before the fair price
committee. Tho committee con-
tinucd It's hearings today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

DENVER. Jan si--Castie--HHcsfpss
100 head. market steady. stssru. zee
siss cows and hsifsra. ss0il: ssocksrs
aud feedsru. SsGiA
uors-Rsceipts. zoe head. maykst Il
steady 20 Ice lover. Top. eis.,t: bulk Of
sales. tftaib:t
Rhs~p-Recsspts. i.ses head: mayt ss
fto higher. tAmbs sfsOiS: ewes. Sioo
III. feeder lambs. tiGgiT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
RECORD CATTLE PRICES

DENVER. Jan. .s.--Rscord prices -
high az sskc . pound for Hereford
feeder cattle we're registered In yester-
dsy's auction sales at the National West
ern 1--we Stock show bore. Three hun
dred carloads. 5000 head. brought . total
OF tTeo.eoo under the hammer. Addi-
tionsi sales today we're espcetsd 20 pass
the tt.eoo. 900 marx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
News Sentence L.
Delayed Once More

Los ANGELES. Jan sse--een.
fencing Of Harry q. New. rsputsd
son Of United States Senator New Of
Indiana. for the alleged murder Of
Frisda Lesser. was delayed again To-
da~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
COTTON PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.---cotton
einned TO January 1s totaled TO-
Sc2.15s bales from the 1919 CROP
~ compared with 11.043.652 from
the 1913 crop. the census bureau
announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Solons Insisting
on More Economy

WARRINGTON, Jan. 23.--Lead-
ers In both house and senate were
becoming more insistcnt today In
their demands for economy and
ruthless slicing OF appropriations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Jan. za,-Coffse--we. :
Rio, fs9ishe per ID: No. 4 Bsntoa. ~
q 7ea per ID.
sugar-Raw. i,7seiaose per n; $780,
uiAted. l54iee per Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

mssssv n.w is In the russisg.
ves the pr-~saesey gunninGi
N the s~~-v-1>kss hs wm Mag .
wteAed h~~il
nv V many . medIo~ve
0naAsaAse Who 10 . tok~
nss u~we Hoover has ar~n<up lisb~a
suuxthinK senif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Jan ss--IAgh, demand
caused drop In cash grain on the Chi
osxo Board Of Trade today. but futures
we're from VIC 10 lie higher Storms over
the rrnia belt and light receipts inffu-
enosd the fhturea
Provisions were Irregular.
January corn opeusd unchanged ~
tlGk. bot gained sc later; NAY corn.
down Nc NJ the opening. litsS. later
Fained ihe. July corn. Up he at the
opening. tisi.. later xainsd Nc
May eats opened unchanged At $50. and
Eainsd Nc In later trading: July oats
unchanged At the opsninx. 7Se- Gaissd
Nc thereafter.
Corn op~n High Low C1ons
Jan ......tistA SiNx sitsS eisH
Juiy...-- Iiig iiss iiis la
M.y-.-. =, NV .ny .nx
July...--- ~ in .Tte .TkN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

sssee iass Friday svohisitien
IL . p<russn~us ~oadifioa.
Oia John ls~ricyooru hes sAnasd be-
yosd forxivingI
Abs,A~tse bia~~ arc sv~ss1isg.
Asa the iiauss hessn<is are hesdiDg
lsss Mesteo-wis~v~ life 10 worth the
tiving'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jan sss--H o q s--Rsceip,s.
10000 head. market IS o aoo lower. Bulk
81 saisa ns.iogistoi buiehsrs, siATt0
tibtss packing. gitGiaTs. light. JiaTS
1itte. pigs. tis.7tgit7.. rvughs. ne
tltss.
cattfe-Rsc~ipta. 10000 head; nartet
steady. Beef. ttofste. butcher steers.
tsftoitsti Gamers ana cutters. 1910
bft. stoekers and feeders. ts.TtOIfse:
COWS. Ss-7t9itis. calves. si7.sooiSis
shsep-Aooeipt-. ii.oeo head, markst
fso higher. Lambs. tisa3oso. swss. ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Rhymed Reviews
of Recent News
Verses by David Gordon
Pictures by y. w. Parks

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