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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-04
lin The
Garden Of The Lord

-HE Word of God came unto me,
~, Sitting alone among the multitudes;
- And my blind eyes were touched with light,
And there was laid upon my lips flame of fire.
l laugh and shout, for life is good,
Though my feet are set in silent ways.
In merry mood leave the crowd
To walk in my garden. Ever as | walk
| gather fruits and flowers in my hands,
And with joyful heart bless the
That kndles all the place with radiant life.
l run with playful winds that blow the scent
Of rose and jessamne in eddying whirs.
At last | come where tall lilies grow,
= Lifting their faces like white saints to God.
While the lilies pray, kneel upon the ground
l have strayed into the holy temple of the Lord.
I... HELEN KELLER
New-Church Messenger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-04
MRS. II. l.. BRt1HMiGR
To ENTERTAIN

Cards are out for the first post
Easter tea by Mrs, II. L. Brehmer,
who will break the Lenten social
fast in the most approved OF
STYLES,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-04
CELEBRATED MEN ON JURY
FOR INTERN ATIONAI ART.

Director John w. Beatty of the
department of fine arts, Carnegie
institute, Pittsburgh announces
award for the nineteenth interna-
tional exhibition which opens on
April %. has been elected.
Among the eminent men elected
this year to serve as members of
the jury are Julius OLSON from
from international exhibitions in
many countries, including the
gold medal at the Carnegie in
stitute: and eight men from
America who are nationally ia
nous. Emil Garrison is an Am
erican of Danish birth, who is
recognized as one of the able con-
temporary painters. Bruce Crane,
whose November Hills now in the
permanent collection was awarded
the third medal in 1909. like Carl
sen, comes to Pittsburgh for the
first time. Charles II. Davis has
already served eight times on the
jury and is represented in the per-
manent collection. Charles Haw-
thorne, Edward w. Redfield, w. L..
Lathrop, Gardner Symons and Ed
mund c. Tarbell have served on
previous juries. Under an estab-
lished rule the director is president
of the jury,
During twenty years, eminent
painters from Europe and America
have assembled annually to Judge
the paintings and make awards.
These annual visits have always
been of the very highest artistic
and social interest, since they have
brought together very distinguish
ed men.
Among the famous men who
have visited Pittsburgh on these
occasions it will be recalled that
Winslow Homer was here as a
member of the first Jury and again
in 1901. Other distinguished paint
ers who have served as jurors are
Sir Alfred East, John Henry
Twachtman, John w Alexander,
Williama NJ Chase. Frank Owen
eek, Albert Neuhuys. John Swan, ].
Alden Weir, Thomas Eakins and
Fritz Thaplow,
The jury will meet in Pittsburgh
on April to select the paintings
and award the honors. a gold
medal, silver medal, and a
bronze medal, carrying with them
respectively prizes of fifteen hum
dred, one thousand. and five hum
dred dollars. will be, awarded
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will serve re-
freshments and have a. musical
program Thursday afternoon at
the church. This is the regular
business meeting and full attend
ance is desired. .. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-04
EPISCOPAL TEA
WEDNESDAY.

Another one of those justly cele-
brated teas will be given Wednes-
day by the ladies of St Johns
guild at the home of Mrs. A. F..
Morrissette, who will be assisted as
hostess by Mrs Reid and Mrs. S.
M. LaBelle. The tea will be con-
tinued from until 6. and in the
evening from until 10 o'clock, so
that the men may come with their
wives after supper. A delicious
lunch will be served on both occa-
sions ana there will be an interests
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-04-04

There will be Chamber of
Commerce banquet Monday night
lat the Y. M. C. A,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
$50 Due at Logged
Land Conference

More than 100 delegates are en-
pocted TO attend urn logged on land
conference TO be held al the Frye
hotel assembly room December 9 and
7 under tho auspices Of the Chamber
Of Commerce.
Twelve different methods Of re
moving rtufnpH and clearing this tYpr
OF land are 20 be demonstrated. There
will be no formal program. aitho y,
o. Holland. president OF the Washing
ton state college AZ Pullman. and
members Of the state reclamation
board are expected TO present arEu
urnin.
There win be an open discussion
and those having practical suEKeH
tons are invited 10 present them
Tho second day there viii be visit
90 Alderwood Manor farm. where ths
demonstrations Will be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
General List "SOft"
During Early Hours
on Mem York Market

Dee fractional decreases marked the open
stock prices baldwin 80 OFT
eeb. crueibie s.s or
ieh OFF Sinclair tH or VI American innatona
90 or a. General Motors ea " United states ss" s9 or
Petroleum idos Canadian Pacific it off W corn frod
7oS of = Northern Pacific ~ unehanse American WOODEN a.
off Union Pacific 10. unchanged
exception
Most OF
rails Pacific which off full point at
made by several them seninE and chile rcEned
point
southern Pacific Of what
ports 10 be the unsettled other
A. the close Omitted Southern Pacific
lh up y crucibie ~ baldwin
" up ~ Mexican Petroleum isas ~ Canadian
A iibA up ~ New Haven se% studebakcr &C. up y Gen
a Motors ie unchanged United " Tobacco
Products $50. of = "a. up =.
The market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
.PRUNES FROM
OREGON HERE

A ssnaii shipment Of dried Italian
rfunes from Oregon was offered on
the Western ave. produce market
"WEDNESDAY for cents a pound.
These prunes como packed In So
pound boxes and arc a welcome ad'
difirn 20 the fan trade.
More grapefruit. both Florida
Stripes and Arizona fruit. have come
In and are moving moderately well
Southern California Tomatoes are
selling for 81 n crate. and sweet 20
fafo~s for from Z 20 ~ csnta n
pound.
The apple market Is druEr~i with
cheap grades al tho present time. -.
pecialiy with locals. Some OF the lat.
txr may be bought AS cheap as rs
cents a box.
Ranch eggs. with the winter laying
season coming Into fun swing. took
= plunge OF cents DOZEN wednes-
day. following the Scent drop Tues.
day. Todssy's prices ar. IS cents a
6oren for ranch eggs and IS Tor pull.
lets
Buttrr quotations remained IN.
> Gka rrrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
SAYS BOILING
COT NO BRIDE

NEW YORK. Dec. IA commits
Hion" Of tgs 900 for Tucker X. Sands,
then connected with the Commercial
National bank OF Washington. u. G..
10 help the Downey Shipbuilding
company with loan ~ fi2b.o0o that
the company might handle moro
shipping board contracts WIS de
scribed today by j. y. cransr NJ tho
Downey company.
Craner. tcetlfyinK before the con.
Ercasionai committee investigating
the board. denied that there ever had
besn any bribery or any arrange.
menin with Sands. r. W. Boiling or
Leslie sinler. whereby the company
was 10 have shipping board contracts
thrown 10 H. Ito said he believed
the charge that Boiling had received
\ bride might have been connected
with tho commission paid Sands for
the loan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
RuBBERCO.
TO ERECT
TERMINAL
Huge Distribution Plant TO
Be Built Here by Good
rich Concern

Construction OF a huge rubber
.terrnlnai' here as tho main point OF
distribution Of rubber products OF
sthc Northwest will be commenced
.xhcrtiy hy tho n. +. Goodrich Co, OF
Akron. O. The structure viii be 81
.fiyo stories and will cost more than
n quarter Of million dollars.
Plans for. the distributing plant
which win be erected AZ Fourth ave,
s. and Atlantic 81. arr now beins
prepared By Architect John Graham
Tho largest rubber terminal IN
lthls section Of the country viii
Eventually be located at this point.
,Ipistrict Manager w. y. Albright. OF
'tho Goodrich Company, declared.
~other rubber firms will follow In
four lead
-Four other firms were 20 have -.
ftabitshed distributing warehouses az
this point. but business depression
has caused pos,poncment OF their
plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
WESTERN SHEEP
men NEED HELP

Sheep men Of the West ARE face 10
face with the worst situation In their
history. for with wool Offering around
4 cents a pound and Eastern mutton
markets cut on because OF tht com.
petition Of frozen Australian mutton.
they must cultivate the Western
markets. Yesterday trustees OF the
Chamber OF Commerce indorsrd the
eat more lamb movement which was
Initiated by the sheep men OF tho
West.
Tho facts presented 10 the cham.
brr trustees said something must be
done 10 increase consumption OF
lamb. for tho product can no longer
move 90 the Eastern Heaboard an for.
merly The public II 90 be aoqunint.
"a with the economy OF forequnfter
cuts no that by utilization OF the en-.
tirr carcass both the purchaser and
the sheep men viii benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Ask c. of c. to Boom
National Budget

A national budget IN one 81 the
most vital needs q the country. says
a letter received today BY the Cham.
Der Of Commerce from the Chicago
Association Of Commerce. which
urges commercial bodies over the ma
ton 10 petition PresidentElcct Hard
ing TO work for this national policy.
II was also suggested that members
OF the cabinet should be- urged 10
work for this measure. NJ foon AZ
their names are made public. Some
weeks ago the Seattle chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Public Markets

ECONOMY
STAINS tT--t. s-fb. pail Raro ~yrur csc:
s-fo. can Nc J. n. coffee. fi.os: IN. can
Rogers baking powder. 77c; J tbc cans
pork and beans $50. stall &C. pure cane
sugar ms toc ms soc. stall 81.
pure fresh milk. Ice At
rIEE PLACE
Stall ~. best American cans sus~r zoe
N. stan ~, pure lard. ms ESQ: ham
burger and sausage . ms use: short
RIBS ~ beef Toe n. Stall 10. onions 10
fbs. use. sweet potatoes. kc 10 apples
ii.so box; peas. $50 can. Yakima pots-
toes, ti.s0 sack.
SANITARY
stall II. mincemeat. home made or
fibby's, aSo NJ: fresh hominy. i6c al. I.
large diii pickles. . for Zoe. stalls 24-ss
! bs BEST popcorn. ssc: ms rice. 2bo
Sc Olympic pancake flour. sc. staii
Is. large can pineapple. 3so. new cur
rants. 2so pkg, ms. sosdiess raisins
tse.
Stall 1911 Arcadia coffee 1s~ n, 4
Ms fi.fb. orange pekos tea 7sc N. hot
peanuts. ms. s5o. stall io7. best fresh
ehurned butter, soc n. . CSC bottle catnup.
DC. for 35c. Stall if. black cod, 2
ms. CSC, fresh crabs. for csc
QUEEN CITY
staii 30. solid pack tomatoes. fso can.
for sbc. choice sugar corn. iBo can (;
fresh nlncemeat. $50 NJ. best oans
sugar. ms. 900. stalls as-fO. fresh
ohurnsd butter. CSC NJ. lbs ff26.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

Smith Cove tsrrninsi--str Eastern sword
atr Eastern Leader, str Maauan. afr
Gconlum. afr Westward ITO.
Great Northern tsrminat-Str KsahIma
Maru. str TaJlma Maru-
Smith Cove nneboraKe--str Edmora.
Pier Str Arizona Maru.
Pier s-str Morning Btar.
Pier Str Santa Ana. str Redondo.
Grand Trunk dock-str city Of Seattle.
Bell At. terrninai--u : 8 Surveyor. str
Northwestern.
Pier D-sir Queen.
Union Pacific tsrminai--s,r Yosemite
Pacific Coast coal bunkers ~. y TIM
atiiia, y l. ~ r ssiftaure. str Ced-
Pacific Coast Engineering works-s,r
Nile,
Alaska steamship rnooring--str Victoria,
str akarwny
stacy st terminai--U r burnside.
Lander ~. terminal Iyades
Todd drydocks~ Motor schr WIN. Dono-
van. sfr west ToRus
Lake Union-Hulls AblIia. Abnoba, AbY-
dos. Addison. Alienhurst. Ahmfk. An
ihon. hayden. Bertrand. Blngamon.
Biscaya. Black Wolf. Blanford Dell
win. Bougbton. Pezuta. PuyaIiup,
Cagacan. Caprarla. Cardia. Csnlna,
charus. chesterisld. chaIeis. cinsas.
Cinyraa. Corus. Cozisn, Cola Ctopa
ELISA. electra Endymion. Tor, lys,'
risen. Fort Jackson. Fort EtanNit,
Fort Union. Imufka, Ieoti. Kitan. str
Oregon.
Puget Sound Bridge A Dredging works
Hull Rainbow. str Patterson.
smes ysrds-afr Roosevelt.
Fisher FIGURING mill dock Str West Nor
ranuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Safety Signal Case
Drones On in Court

Documentary evidence Intended to
show tho banking connections Of the
international Safety Signal Co. con.
sumed the morning Wednesday in
Judge John $. Jurcy's court. where
Attorneys W. X. Bell and George
Olson are suing the company for an
accounting.
The complalnants claim they have
acquired rights In the device now
sold by the company from John a.
Miller. who IN now serving a life
term for murder. Miller and William
Larkin. of Tacoma, are said TO have
perfected the invention Jointly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
REDUCE RATES
over PACIFIC

Reductions IN steamship rates
across tho Pacific for lumber. &C,
mcnt coal and -four were authorized
at meeting Of the transpaciho en'
ruau held here Tuesday.
The reductions are IN line with the
policy OF gradually restoring water
borne tariffs 60 n prc-war hisiH'
Practically all OF the shipping con.
Germs Of the Coast are members OF
the tranrpacifc bureau.
Reductions authorized wcr"; Flour
from $40 TO 81 ton. lumber. froin
$3.50 TO SIS thousand. cement.
from $40 10 81 ton and American
coal from Utah and Wyoming isidu
was placed at $3.50 a ton.
The schedule IN eircct previously.
with the exception of the forcmen'
toned commodities. was again APP
proXcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Arrivals and Departures

D--~rah~r t--ssr Quesn from Tacoma
al Tis0 a m.
November ss-Btr Northwestern from
Southwestern VI. Southeastern Aissts ~
kifs o W. str West $orfsnur from Hue
nos Aires. via cailao and ports and EAn
frAnciscn. at stt p m str Aftsoua
Nara from Tacoma a. t.te ?. IN
sailed
December istf CITY 81 Seattle for
Southeastern sIaskAn psSts II 10 m.
ctr Aritona Mara for Manila. via foko-
hams and ports. a. 10 a M q l. " 7
NrnAflita for sea duty.
November se-~Htr Enfirott for rntse'i
KIN xdosn. via raroua. ~ ti1e .. ma ctr
OFiiono Maru for KOBE. via barclay
sound. n G.. ~ 9. m. str Queen for
Tacoma at $50 M str Horace n.
naxser for Eagle Ifafter at nooa. q 4
/ n 7 Relief for 81. duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Salmon Fishing in
Alaska on Decline

Testimony on tne question as IN
whether there IL enough salmon in
the Kunkokwin river 70 warrant a
continuance Of fishing by tho salt
cries was taken by Henry O'Maliey
ana II. J. Christoffera Of the 4. s
bureau Of fisheries at n public hear
INK IN the Chamber OF Commercs
Tuesday.
Recommendations will be sent "a
Washington.
sSs~-e-~~e-SN>~eeN-~e~~~s~ .e-N~~-~~-~-~~eN.~<
passed a resolution fayoring this
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Want West Seattle
Ferry Discontinued

Disseminating OF the West Seat
tie ferry and tho pcs Moiues Portage
route az once and the stopping of
an ooaStwisc service By December 81
Is urged In the report Of tho com
mittec appointed by the King county
commissioners 10 Investigate the fer.
~ system.
A new ferry service from Lcschi
park 20 the north end of Mercer
island II suggested and construction
% a $4,000 bridge from the cas-,
shore Of Mercer island 60 Newport il
urged
Recommendation for an Increase In
ferry rates l. also made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

shanxhni-aaiied November 20: ar
Tayama Maru for Seattle visyer;s.
Ban pi~Eo-8aiied Noyepfxsr 20: ser
Davenport for Puget Sound ports
San Psdfo-Arrised November 90 Htr
Griffith towing tw~ Henry Willard from
Seattle ard Puget BoU4i ports AZ q. M.
Rallied November 40 str Efanwaod f0s
SEATTLE AZ a. m. str Point Judith for
Puget Sound ports st a. m
nan Francisco~aaiisd November 30
STR Hatfy Lnekrnhaeh for Seattle At !
y. m. str Jim nutIer for Seattle as ]
.. m. str President for Seattle. via Vie.
tortA. u. C., At III n. m
Astoria Arrived November 10 gtr 1p-
neau from Seattle. via Nanatuo. N G.
Victoria. -. C---ArFiv~d December 4.
Str oridopo NAfu from cattle for Al
bsrni Canal ~ a. m.
Eagle Hasbor Arrived November 30:
Str Horace X Baxter from SEATTLE at 1
,. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Rubber Company
Reduces Its Wages

AKRON. Ohio, Dec. The F1re
stone Tire & Rubber company has
announced a 10 per cent reduction
In salaries.
The company also reduced the
dividend rate from s. 10 also per
share per quarter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Asks Bids for Coal
Machines in North

The general purchasdnE agent OF
tho Alaska Engineering Commission
has issued n call for bids for coal
machinery for Alaskan mines. The
bids will be opened December 81 AT
II o'clock. In room t2s Bell II dock
They call for cars. contrnctorh
works, coal handling machinery and
areranorfrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER. Dec &c att e--~ne-
eeipta. 1900 head: market steady.
Steers. f7256s.15. cows and hcifera
tBUs2S. stockera and feeders. g. u
tss0. calves. ts09.S1.
UoRa-@HrcetptH. 200 head. market
steady. Top. sio25. bulk OF sales
tssB010.
shoep-ReccIpts $500 head; mar
ket steady. lambs. fa.T50 1915:
ewes. t3afs0: feeders. te4fn2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
CHANGES MARK
GRAIN TRADING
Provisions Are Higher in
Chicago Market

CHICAGO Dec. i.--Frartiorai ir-
re- Eular changes marked the trading
In grain futures ~ the Chicago
Hoard % Trade today Reports 81
additional country bank failures had
depressing Influence. altho COM
mission houses bought moderately.
Provisions were higher
December heat apencd Off y r at
ti.1s and rrEalnrd .c later May
wheat after opening up lie al
81 81 ~ lost =
December corn was Off ~ AZ the
opening. sac. but subsequently, re-
gained Act May corn. after opening
or 4. at 20 e lost Nc
December oats was ur ~ AZ the
opening. ttt.e. and held that figure
iu later trading, May oats opened
unchanged at tsAc. but later Lost
&C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Ballard Elks Hold
Memorial on Sunday

The 18th memorial service for "ths
absent brothers" OF Ballard lodge
No. s27, u. y. o. t., will be held next
Sunday afternoon. at 2 o'clock. The
euolgy will be delivered by the Hon.
Adam Beelcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Weather Bureau Report

TsroOHH ISLAND. Dee. Is A. NJ
fafins barometer, raining rina soutn-
east. q mites an hear. Passed In a
Steamer a. o'clock last night Passed
out rRL Relief AZ Tfse a m
November sa-iifse A, NaCie0fy
Wind east. g fsiiss an hour. Passed cat
sfr Santa iiitA At iete a m p -
cloudy ~ind east, 20 miles an hour.
Passed cut str Nsiden 81 fifo o. Va.
Passed In STR West Himrod al 5 .. fa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

CHICAGO. Dee III Receipts,
itees head naftst steady. nuik 81
sAiss. tiettotts hstshssss te.s . - "a
paekinE. tg1sUto.tp light. tieo 10 90
Piles. ttisWio.s9s reuxhs. a. tews,GS
Cattle fsseelefs. ft.eee head market
steady. usrf. tf.teeiss bafrhxr stock.
tsTsvfs 81 eannsrs and cutters. ts.sss
q - ssaeksrs aaa feeders. tt0ts. eows.
tsssoie1s. calves. Unseen
sheep Receipts. is.eee head. marsss
sts higher. I~mts. tato0is. swes. o. 30
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Dec. Cattle Receipts.
- had market steady ard unchanged
Hogs Receipts. 3it head market stc
iowsr. Prime mixed. fttWts5s. hseviss.
faHtt72i pigs. f10ii.9s,
she~p@n eceipfr. ISL head. market II
slew and unchanged
Huitar-=Stc per -.
EKns-7o47tc per dos
chssss--ffc per 10.
tIsns--sis v sse pr -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

VIEW YORK. Der f.-f4ttis change
was manifested a. the opening 81 the for
siTn sHrhanGe today. sterling was IN.
changed At itus francs. sete. IN
sha.Eed lire. gsfr. Up esniiuis. marks
&c. 20 I rsntims. Canadiah dollars
- sec unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Chicago Board of Trade


BAN FnANCfsco. Dee i--Huf,sr~-
Extras. ttHs PEI IL
Egxs-FKtras. Sc PEE dos; sttra pal
ists. tie per deas undsrnired pallets
sskc PER dos.
Chssse-csIissrnis fats. srHe per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

NEW YORK. Dec. f--auEar-Raw.
s.7sc per 10; Eranulated. So . ~ per u.
Coffee--So. : Hio spot T07Ac per ID
No. Santos. ish oioAc per Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
I.IHFHTy uONps
HARDING ORDERS
HIS 'TR0USSEAU'
Lots OF Clothes for the
President ELECT

TOLEDO. Ohio. rrc. i.--rrcri
dent.el~ct Harding has ORDERED his
''trouancau'' for tho white Hours
from Paul Cettum. Toledo tailor
Here's the order. with dates Of do
livery
BEroRE DECEMnER
I wrsy.roia lounge suit.
pair 'knfeksfa.- sans material
fgsitufn dossn't kro~--su, shi. crds,
probably means that harding viii veal
30. gray gold suit to the Eeif links. ear
rytnx his '-knickefs'' N q bundle Hincs
they're - the same stuff. he ~ont haf'
10 takr an extra coat TO make . pieasinl
appearance on the iinkst
DECEMBER TO JANUARY
II business suits tssfssty--frOm blue scrE'
20 f-s.dsb.
ossrcoAfs
pairs u striped trousers
& silk vests
JANUARY TO MARCu
: GETAWAY f~dipiematie'J suitA
: fuii dress suits.
turedns.
! frock oxsfcoat
spring tepcoais
pair % flannel trousers
~ fancy sests for tuIedo suiis
Geitum has been HardinE's tailor
for more than 90 ycars-evcr since
he opened "A little made. to measure
shop in Marion. Ohio.
Those days. business wns mot nc
good" Gettum says. Nobody but q
few cnvicd leading citizens bought
'tsilor.made suits'-and even lead
ing citizens bought only one at a
time. with long. lean intervals.
but glance at Harding
orderi or at Gettum's big. prosper
Gus establishment
On the wall in his shop. Ccttun
has hung a clipping from n Wash
ington paper. referring 20 Harding
as ''thc best dressed man In tho sen
ate" Gcttum takes some pride in
that.
Tho presidcnteicct. Gettum says
In conservative in his dress. prefer
ring carefully cut clothing OF III,
very finest materials. His measure
ments are carefully on file. 30 that
even in ordering the "trouscau-
Harding simply sent in the list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

Germany had number of verc.
tartan regiments in active service
during the world war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01

pstsrsburE--sAiied November 20; Htr
JefferNon. aouthhound. az a. ~.
ketehlkan--8aiisd November 20: Str
Princess BEATRICE. ncfthbognd. at . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-01
Money on Call

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