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Evening star., 1920-04-03

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
our name are controlled exclusively By us.
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALI.
ness personal and prompt attention.
WHITE.
1872 16th Ut. nw.-3 stories. z rooms and
By spending 81, 500 for improvements you can
84th ST., Mt. Rainier. Nd VACANT. 6
rooms. large reception hall and bath; 2-story
= frame house; large !sH s.rsss; 10. sO1l5o; newly
715 sth ct. n.e.-10 rooms. baths; double
Hreproof garage: bedrooms: excellent board
ing rooming house location. Price. $500.
35O3 Newton ST.. Mt Rainier. Md.-New 9
rooms and bath bungalow; ami: metal ga
rcge; lot 5oxl5o; possession. Price. $3.50.
coLoRED.
1922 LIST ct. n.w-10 rooms and bath. latrobe
heat, gas, lot I7kxII7. to a 30-foot alley;
1454n and 1856 Q st. n.w.-s stories and
ponted and psnereS 70
One house now vacant.
sol 9th ct. me- rooms. brick; gas: large
lot to alley; room for garages. Possession.
Iae 18th st. SEE rooms and bath; gas;
excellent condition. Possession. Price. 5000.
Terms.
4os Florida ave. n.w.-2story brick. con
tanning rooms and bath; large lot to l5-foot
alley; room for garage: excellent condition.
Tuxedo. Md.-2Oo yds. from station: 2-story
frame and cellar: furnace heat; rooms and
hath; porches; containing acres, Y
in grapes; chicken house: price, s.. $50. Best
Of terms.
INVESTMENT.
1888 West Market place. lGecreetown-S-
story brick nat for colored now. Rent to $5s
BRADFORD & CO..
Main 5s77. 335 Southern bldg. Main Bs7s.
V AC AN T-Open for inspec-
ton; just off 10th ST.; IL rooms,
3 baths, hot water, electricity,
gas; fine lighted closets; concrete
rear porch, also sleeping. Bar
gain. only $1,000 cash required.
1926 S st. NV. 90
FOR sALE-DfRECT FROM OWNER. I'm
Hopkins ST. Can be used for single family
Price reasonable: Terms easy. FRANK JOHN
SON. Montour Falls. n. 7.
IDEAL BUILT-TO-ORDER
HOME, 6506 Ridgewood ave,
Chevy Chase, Md; 7 rooms;
grounds; immediate possession.
Phone Cleveland 14l7-J.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
Spring road NV: between 18th and 18th.
Practically new and strictly modern home. 8
large rooms. tile bath. h.w.h, electric Lights
large sleeping porch, large front and back
porches. extra toilet, coal vault, laundry trays
bargain 50, 75O
McLACHLEN BANKING coRPN.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and C.
Main 432 Eyenings North 1O26-y.
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Riverdale, Nd.
60 E0O

Convenient to the steam and electric railway;
norches; house contains rooms and bath: has
electric lights and heated by hot air. The lot
is 328 IT. by 275 IT.; variety Of fruit trees and
occupied by owner; will give immediate posses
sion.
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On Sixteenth ST.. $4,000.

On Sixteenth ST., $4,000.
English basement type: one of the best ar
ranged and one of the finest houses in this
location; suitable for embassy or for family
who wish to entertain: house contains about
1S rooms and baths, and has in addition
servants rooms and baths. Has all modern
conyeniences and up-to-date in every respect.
Is in splendid condition. Electric lights. hot
water heat. Owner will consider selling fur
niture. Immediate possession.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
Incorporated.
Consult Our Sales Department.
CA St. Sc. Mr.. the Library.
$1,000

2-story brick containing large rooms and
bath; heated by furnace; property In good con-
dition; occupied by owner; the lot is 22ia It.
by 100 IT. to an alley; room for garage.
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Mr.. Interstate Commerce.
$4,000.
Columbia Heights Mr.. 14th St
$13.5OO.

Three-story brick. in fine condition and has
all modern conyeniences; contains, 10 rooms.
2 baths gas and electricity. heated by steam;
lot to an alley aud room for a garage This
is a very desirable location, and the price
reasonable for these times.
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R St. in Georgetown.
S1l00O

situated in the highest and most exclusive
location. 2-story brick, containing eight large
rooms and bath; all modern conyeniences. and
heated by hot water This property is oecu-
possession can be had Mt once. Lot is 40 # <
IT'S IT. to a 15-foot alley about 1000 square
feet. Has q trust Of $1,000, and will not re-
quire u great deal Of cash.
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Mr.. War Department.
$1,000

brick. consisting s large rooms and baths:
has gas and electricity and we'll heated. De-
cupied by tenant; can be seen by appointment
through this office only. Property 10 clear, and
reasonable terms could be arranged.
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Sixteenth St. Mr.. "M."

Sixteenth St. Nr. "M."
$4,000.
A most desirable property; now vacant pur-
chaser can get immediate possession. 3story.
containing large rooms and tile baths; has
gas and electricity and heated by steam: lot
10 a wide alley, and . rooms above. This Is
very attractive residence. and the price is
special.
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DETACHED HOMES IN NORTHWEST SEC
hon handsome homes. and II rooms hot
water heat; electricity and garage; large
grounds. real bargain price on each.
HENRY W. OFFUTT,
Phone West 200 Wis. ave. and st.
500 BLOCK 22nd ST. NW.-9 ROOMS. BATH.
Good condition. Only $500 cash required. bal
ance easy. Apply between to 5:45 Pm,
.22s Oxford building. 14th and New York ave.
NV. ~
FLA. AVE. NEAR FOURTH N.w.-e ROOMS
and bath, only s.. 800. 81
THOMAS p. BROWN.
>. N1 ~ s.H.
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TRY STAG-SI UP.
WEEKLY. BEST IN CITY.

1893 CONN.-Attrsrtive room ror VI '
couple: ami.
a,;.7 ADAMS MILL RID. Apt. S-Large. orisn'
room Win wv" N &c
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IS1I G; ST N.W.-Room near bath and kitchen
for refined girl government CLERK. taii essh es
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Mr.. Soldiers Home.
S2 SO0

On Randolph st.: 2-story brick containing
large rooms and bath; lighted by gas and elec,
tricity; heated by hot water. The lot 10 15O
IT. deep to a paved alley, and has a two-car
garage. Occupied by owner, who Will give
Immediate possession. First trust Of $500
Would require 81 ,0OO cash.
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ELLERSON g. WEMPLE,

I41o ST. NV. Phone M. Cog.
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Harvard Street.
$4,000.

Harvard Street.
$4,000.
car lines. Two and one-half story. New and
now vacant. consisting Of 8 large. we'll ar
ranged rooms and 2 tile baths; exterior trim
and fixtures above the average; has gas and
electric lights. hot-water heat; lot to an alley
and Gear garage. Convenient terms to respon-
sible purchaser.
Washington Heights.
$4,000.
Comparatively new: 3 stories and basement.
containing IL large. well arranged rooms and 2
tiled baths; has gas and electricity: well
heated: has recently been papered and painted;
vacant; immediate possession; has trust Of
5000, years; balance could be arranged
with a reasonable cash payment.
Mr.. Wardman Park Hotel.
$14, 500.
A very attractive and comparatively new
2-story and attic. consisting Of rooms and 2
tile baths; has gas g,I and electric lights. hot
Property is clear Of any trust and occupied BY
owner.
Nr. War Department.
$4,000.
A yery cheap house for this locality: S-story
brick. consisting s large rooms and baths;
has gas and electricity and well heated Oc-
cupied by tenant; can be seen by appointment
through this office only. Property Is clear, and
reasonable terms could be arranged.
Nr. Interstate Commerce.
$4,000.
:s s5si ID Ss Heated tai
is 24E by 121 #. to a 15-foot alley. First
trust Of 81 GOO; reasonable terms can be ar
oroeerty, owing to the location. Possession
within reasonable time.
Eye St. Bet. 10Th and 10th SITS.
$500.
In walking distance Of the government de-
partments and convenient to all the car lines.
10 rooms and bath; heated by latrobe; occu-
pjed by tenant, but owner has assured possess
sion. Property is clear of any trust, and this
is a special price.
Columbia Heights Mr.. 14th St.
$13,5O0.
Three-story brick, in fine condition and has
all modern conyeniences; contains, 10 rooms,
2 baths. gas and electricity. heated by steam:
lot to an alley and room for q garage. This
is a very desirable location, and the price
reasonable for these times.
R St. in Georgetown.
$4,000.
situated in the highest and most exclusive
location. 2-story brick, containing eight large
roorna and bath: NIL modern cony IN ences and
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,r,Jr; TrSED0, Apt los. 143s T st. NV
.an,,emen. thoroughly modern. nicely furnish
ed large room next to bath. sc5. Phone North
.,i-S " hefueen 6 and 8 P.M %
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1i3 ST. Ne, Apartment -Four elegantly
furnished rooms; ami ~
34i9 14th ST. N.W.-THREE ROOMS ANI
bath: adults. ~
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BY BUSINESS MAN. in Protestant family
16i-D. Star Office. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
Traders. on Short
Side of Market in
New York Opening
NEW YORK. July :s.--rri.

ssiroes
York exchange today.
NJ
Petroleum stx crucib,e "
la United Rubber
lfsS. off \. Kelly springfield 50. of s~
Traders generally the short side Of the market but
a
optimistic Harding board
wa Al he low nKure q
Repub
weeks low Of iTx PanAmsrean
weeks
baldwin iiiN against It's
steel
Aetiv
baldwin hirh
Wednesdays ~.
Closing steel 80 M cuetie $50 up ~
Motors
IsgE. Vi Sinclair " l.
:sThe review this after
In
the Improved Affairs In Europe Attempts were made
the rule
The shortly before the clos
Ifng. maximum shaded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
MAY SEIZE GAS
| FOR j. S. FLEET
u. S. Attorney Saunders Is.
sues UItimatum Here

Threatened shortage Of gasoline
and fuel oil for the navy yard a,
Bremerton. which supplies the North
Pacific squadron. led 10 the an.
nouncement by United States Dis
trict Attorney Robert G. Baunders,
Thursday morning. that sufficient
fuel for government use will be com.
mandeercd. II necessary.
This ultimatum was delivered 10
the gasoline companies following a
conference between the district attor.
pey and naval officers from Brem.
erton.
ut In not matter OF price" said
District Attorney saunder Thurs
day morning. 1T In matter OF ac.
tuL supply and delivery"
The navy yard requires approx.
mateIy $4,000 drums OF gasoline and
1000 barrels Of fuel oil day.
Tint the gasoline shortage Is
srowing more acute. In shown by the
fact TINT the tanker IN segundo has
been delayed several days on her
trip 10 Seattle. simply because she
had TO wait Mt the refinery until the
gnsoline We produced, according 20
John Mclean. district sales manager
Of the Standard OIL company.
Union OIL reported Thursday that
beginning Monday they expect TO In.
crease the allowance TO their Gus
TONERS 10 per cent, which viii bring
the allowance UP to about n per cen,
OF normal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
GRAIN FUTURES
CONTINUE LOW
Corn and Oats Not as
StronqIy Hit as Wheat

CHICAGO. July ss.-Grain futures
on tho Chicago board ~ trade con-
tsnurd lower today. There was r~lt-
ing IN wh~Kt. believed due large ~
20 . belief among many traders
that new wheat will move " market
rapidly now. Hedging sales also
we're expected to keep tho bids
down.
Corn and oats were not affected so
greatly as wheat. aitho there was
heavy buying In July corn At the
opening. buytpw by q Chicago house
and reports Of needed rain In fill-
nois were two factors there. Oats
started stronger. being affected by
heavy buying yesterday for ship
ment
Provisions continued strong
December whsst was &c M. ~
the opening. s73s. but later lost
7zc: March opened &c ap Of t2se u.
but closed at 3s5sH.
July corn was ave up on opening
at tits. but closed sisc off: Srptem-
Der opcued at sfSs,1. UP Nc. is,er
losing 5t1c.
December op~ued at sis?sh. up
fhc. but closed NC down at si.2st
July oats opened tc UP AZ 7she
and closed at 7stac; September oats.
Up SC At the opening. Tie. closed
Ikc off at s9&c: December opened
at 7oi1c. down nc. and lost ic be-
fore the cfoRe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
STORMS HOLD
OFF LANDING
Victoria Is StiIl Lying Off
Nome

The Alaska Steamship eompany's
liner Victoria Is lying OF the Nome
rcaastead awaiting substance OF tho
storm that has prevailed IN Berins
sea waters for tho past two weeks.
according to adviees received here
Thursday.
The Victoria has been able 10 dis-
charge only half her cargo destined
for Sc. Michael. and none AT all for
Nome. owing TO the severe weather
conditions.
The heavy weather h also rospon-
sihle for the loss OF the little 90.
ploring schooner. Koiyma. a vessel
'ousntsed by tho nlbhard swenson
company OF Seattle. which was lost
on Sicdcc island. 80 miles from
Nome. last week.
Road Amundscn's three-m aste q
schooner. the Maud. Ia anchored al
Siedge island. Unable 10 make Nome
because Of the storms She viii re-
main at her present anchorage Tor
several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
Standard Gives
Startling Report

Startling decreases OF the reserve
OIL stocks on the gncific coast arc re
ported In an official statement Of the
Standard Oh company OF California.
sent to the Chamber OF Commerce.
which received II today. The IN.
crcasing number OF vehicles. which
has more than trebled since 1918. IL
cited a. the chief factor In the In.
roads made upon reserves In spite Of
greater production augmented by
purchases In Eastern and Mexican
fields
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
President 10 Act :
in Coal Walleout

wAsHfNGTON. July 2o.--Preei-
dent Wilson shortly viii take hand
In the coal strike In Indiana md
Illinois. II was stated at the White
House today.
II was iDumated here. however,
that Wilson's action win depend on
n report which Il 10 BE- submitted 10
him by secreary OF Labor Wilson.
who was called back 10 Washington
In connection with the strike. This
report is being prepared at the preat-
dents request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
HUNDREDS SEEK
P0NzI INTEREST
Making Enormous Fortune,
He Tells Officials

BOSTON. Mass, July as,--United
Press HUNDRED OF persons here
ssorfned the office OF Charles Ponzi
the man who made ~ 900. 900 m a
few months by buying foreign
money at low exchange rates and
''casbinK In at fun value by means
Of International indebtedness cou
ponA Ponn has been offering n
per cont interest In % days TO In
vestors-
A few envne 10 withdraw money
invested IN Ponxi's company. fearins
fit would bc lost. and panic stricken
by the governments investigation OF
his operation
Renting an abandoned quick lunch
room. Ponxi managed quickly 70 re
nay all thosc who demanded theft
money back, his clerks passing
bundles Of bills over counters dc
lsigned 20 support only "ooffee and
sinkers." Thon others. treasured BY
this display Of wealth. wanted 20 In
vest Ponni served lunch TO all. Gus
toners and spectators alike.
lie told newspaper men he had
Si2 900 900. OF which 5000. 900 II In
European banks. and that his debts
did not total over e5.ooe.ooo.
Governor Coolidge today ordered
Attorney General Wesley Allen &C
begin an Immediate Investigation In
to the business Of Charles Ponxi
Bosson's "Bushci Basket Millionaire.
who In eight months claims 10 have
made t2s.ooo.oo dealing In tnserna
tionai postal reply coupons.
United statss District Attorney
Daniel Gallagher was preparing q
begin auditing Ponsi's Rccounts.
II was learned today that the onl,
account Ponzi kept Of the stream Of
gold which poured into his tiny OF
flee was upon small cards bearint
the nane OF the customer, tn.
amount invested and the date.
Men and women fought TO giv,
Ppnri their gold II poured IN %
swiftly that is clerks engaged II
gathering In the money simply tosses
II Into bushei baskets under IN.
crude board counter and gave II,
eager clients notes calling for profit
OF 80 per cent within 20 dayA
Al the end OF the day POND anf
his assistants smptied the bushc
baskets Of their burden Of gold ant
bills and took Il to banks> The card,
OF the clients were then sorted
The little room In which Pons
carried on his rapid transit fortune
business v II feet vide and 10 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
FIRST TRIUMPH
PEACHES HERE
They Are Grown
WenatChee

fne peach market was featured
Thursday morning by the arrival OF
the first Triumpbs TO come from
Eastern Washington. They were
grown at wenatchee. and we're priced
at $50 a crate. cantaioupes from
the Turiock district. California. are
moving well. standards topping The
market at $3.50. Jobbers say the Tur.
locks this season are the finest ever
received on tho street.
The vegetable market registered no
noteworthy price changes Thursday
Tho tendency In eggs II perhaps q
little firmer. Butter holds steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
Certificate VIII
Admit u. S. Salmon

No further certificate of quality
than notice OF compliance with the
food and drug act OF June 30. 1906,
IL required for admission OF canned
salmon TO the Philippines. according
TO information received yesterday by
the Chamber of Commerce from Off.
Gals in Manila. After admission the
goods are submitted to chemical test
to determine their compliance with
the terms OF the act - certified on
the label
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
Public Markets


FINE PLACE =.
Stall ~. fine rrsnulated sueas. . rs.
t7c. q Lbs. zee. Stall &c. tall csns Car
nation fniis. f.Mo- stall 80, old pots-
toes sack W. s sss Ps's,s''' II i''' VI
Stan III. lib. jars strawberry jam.
soc. French mustard. lar. fsc. Lib. Jars
orange marmaiads. toc; Nap OF Italy
oiivs oil, pint. soc. sweet corn. can. 7oo.
Stall II. new potatoes, lbs. itc; large
ca ntatoup~r each. Toe. waterfn cfons. ib..
&c; spricois. crate. fi7s. new apples. .
Ib-. Csc; large lemons. dozen. ,sc. Stalls
si-53. salmon trout meat. ID. Csc: red
snapper, lbs. $50; baiibut H. 2sc I.
wEsTIAkE
Stall i.s. SOC bulk coffee. . ms, sso:
Gem margarine. To-, 5br, Tbs, VI. apple
Jelly. ID. 2oc: Flake White, ms. SIC.
Stall Tia. new potatoes. 8 lbs, s5c.a cher
rirs, lbs, dc; waterm eions, H.. &c.
stall iss. bars Fris nsptha. soc. :
lbs manaroni. 1sc: quart sweet mixed
pickles. SIC, stall los. cans minced
cisrna. 25c; cans Spanish tomato sauce.
ysc: nov pack Colombia river salmon.
small can. abe: q cans sardincs In oil.
zsc. dozen Economy jar caps. soc. .
cans corn, SOC. stali az. fresh churned
butter, H.. sac. fresh ranch esgs. dozen.
bsc-
Stan fct. fresh peanut butter. ~
lbs. 2bc, az lbs. toc. sugar. lbs, sbc;
full cream cheese. To-. acc. Flake white.
10. 7so; four big cans Cooperative milk.
&c. bulk coffee. special. H.. 3ao; lbs.
csc. ITO can syro. CSC. Stalls 1873.
three packages corn flakes, 2bc' assorted
soups. cans. Use: hard shell wainuts.
m, i5o. - Pike at. suRar-cured bacon.
h.. 400; bacon backs. h.. 2shc:
ECONOMY
Stall 81. sugar. lbs. t7c. 4 lbs. sc.
lbs. tim. is ihs. ts.7s. stall g..
fresh creamery butter. h.. sSc: Cooper
stiys milk. can, lac. full cream cheese.
H.. SIC, lbs. VI. stalls 57-ss. lie cans
campheirs soups. ioc: three PACKAGES
Post Toastics. sac: Hiifs red can coffee.
H.. soc: fo-Ib. pail Karo syrup. ssc. 6
lbs, NJ. J, - coffee t2sNs; s5c olympic
pancake flour, asc; Mazcia oil. sso. CSC.
81 70. g2t5: crisco, zoe. thc, soc. $50.
$40: Mason fruit Jars. pints. soc. quarts.
sbc: s5c jar Hip-o-Lite. use; 7bc X. c,
baking powder. isc; two cans tomatoes.
ssc. Stall -. eornsd beef, Ib.. i2hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
Perjury Charged in
Bulgarian Milk Sale

Warrant charging second dsgres
perjury was filed by Prosecutor
Fred G. Brown Thursday against
r. r. Woricy IN connection with
the recent sale Of the bulgarian
MIX Products Co, 1919 First ave.
woricy In charged with filing =
false affidavit concerning the stock
Included In the company's holdings.
The affidavit was sworn 10 before
Mark M. Litchnian. notary public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
To Stop Profits in
Foreign Orders

WASHINGTON. July 3s.-rhe
psstoffics department today took
steps to end the possibility Of &C
cumuiaiing huge profits by trading
In International money orders and
stamps.
Establishment Of new rates for the
conversion OF foreign money when
international money orders are paid
or issued by United States pos,of.
fees. war announced.
The new conversion rates more
nearly approximate the PREVAILING
rate Of exchange. The old conversion
utos were tssed on the rate OF ex-
change prevailing before the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
GAINES SAlVES
DOWN EXPENSE
~ Office System 10 Be
Saving

~ . result q . new once system
.Uouofy TREASURER william Gaines
~ able to shave on s2.se7 from
~ department. estimate for 1871
tu1Ish has just been submitted TO the
Souoty auditor.
Gaines biggest reduction for 1871
| 1872 . paring Of 5000 In salaries.
k8h1o WIN not be clear gain. tho. be
mn6s q the proposed Installation Of
~ steel index cases at $500 and
11.eoe premium on bonds
Gaines plans on further reductions
/0w1nG The coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
~ climate Of Wheat
Storage Reported

VlABHINGTON. July z9.--wheat
ensIIed over from lsst year. now held
- Arms, IN elevators and points Of
49, nccunpulation totals 1os.31s.ooo
hurne1s, according TO an estimate to-
~ " ne Department Of sgricui-
- y as per cent Of the supply
80 n 1919, when 4S.4s1,ooo bushels
V0rt carried over.
II e6ea1 heId on farms on July 1.
101o, a1ncunfed TO 47.7ss.ooo bushels.
~ hmouns in country miiis and eie-
246FS. ss.sss.ooo bushels. and the
no1nt At places Of large accumuia-
-. 11.e74 900 bushcis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
Spokane Suffers
From Hottest Day

SPOKANE. July zs.-Thoumnds
OF people dragged weariiy TO work
here today. following . practically
siecpiess night.
Yesterday was the hottest day q
the year. the temperature mounting
TO 1908 degrees late In The altar
noon The heat held all night.
Early today 1t looked like anotheP
scorcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
$50 FIRMS JOIN
INSURANCE POOL
They'll Work Out Co-opera'
tive Syndicate

More than so fire ana marine In
surnnce companies have signed the
marine syndicate agreement and the
managers Of the companies actively
Interested are holding daily meet
inss. Arrangements have been made
TO cooperate with the shipping board
In tho maintenance OF a strictly
American sya,cm OF Insurance.
w. n. MCGEE Il acting as tom.
porary manager OF the two private
synficates which will be operated
comparatively by tho comparios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
o Relief Here for
Iced Car Shortage

" mat there will be no relief from
- acufs refrigerator car shortage
"a IN NOrthwests At least within the
IT four months. rs the substance
ffe federal reserve report on con-
bns here.
The present car supply II estimat-
~ % below normal. This short
comes at time when there is
rreat d1mnnd for rolling stocA TO
10 crops In the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
Vessels in Other Ports

cafiss--Arrfved July 49, Str Henry r..
scotf from Seattle, Tseoms ard Everett
San Pedro--Sailed July "a. Str Admiral
Dewey for Seattle via ports
Fan Franoisco--Arrived July -: ntr
Admiral sohiey from Seattle at 4 %. m.
aafisd July zs: Str Eastern Leader for
Seattle at . .. m: str Phyllis for Seattle
At D, m.
Astoris--Arrivsd July ~: Str Kon gosap
Msru from seattle at II n NJ.
Vancouver, -. CARVED July -: Str
Hstuei Maru from Seattle for Yokohama
and Kobe.
Dupgcness-Psssed In July 70: Str West
Nimrow for eeattis at 6 p. m.
Port Townseud-.- Passed in July zsi Mo-
tor schr cooicha for Heattie at 7:t0 a. 70.
Mukiiteo--Arriysd July 20: Str SaginAw
from Bssttle.
Tscoma--s.n.d July 20: NJ sssinsv
for Seattle and portA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
FEAR VESSEL IS
LOST IN FLAMES
No Word Received From
Kehuku Since Monday

NEW YORK. July .o.--Ths vessel
which was reported xfire off the
Jersey coast Monday was believed
TO have been the Kehuku. operated
by the Columbus Shipping company.
The company announced no word
had been received from the Kehuku
since she sailed Monday. Efforts TO
get into communication with her.
they said. proved fruitless.
The time and the place Of the re-
ported fire and explosions were coin
cident with the scheduled location of
the kehuku.
The Kehuku was commanded by
Captain J. Robinson. and carried .
crew Of 20 men.
The Kehuku sailed Monday with
ballast for Port LoboS