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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Money Is Raised for
Starving Kids Fund

Several hundred dollars were con-
tributed Tuesday in Seattle toward
the s33, 900 900 fund being rni~d by
tho European relief committee for
the starving children Of Europe. The
booths In the downtown district were
In charge OF Jewish women. They
were 10 be under the direction OF the
Minute Women OF Seattle Wednes-
day.
S~~>~~~~~~~~~~
Northwestern, str r.atouche.
Bell At. termlnai-U s s Surveyor. U a
g q Algonquin.
pier B-Btr Governor.
Pacific Coast coal bunkerp-s,r Tconfum,
str West Norranus. str Nile.
Alaska Steamship moorings-5tr HkaR-
way, str Cordova-
Connecticut at terminal--ttr Yosernft.
Duthle yardB-str Griffdu.
East waterway tsrminal--sr West Him
rod.
Todd drydooks-schr Columbia, str Ed
ridge, str wheatiand Mont. str Ad-
niral Dewey.
Puget hound Bridge a Dredging works
Str Patterson. huh Rainbow.
General Petroleum dook-str West Ivan.
Marine Iron works--Schr Okhotrk haru.
Lake Union--Huiis Abilia, Abnoba, Ably
dos. Addison. Aiieuhurst. Ahmfk. An
thon. hayden, Mertrand, Bingamon,
Blscaya, Black Wolf. Blanford. Oel-
win, Boughton. Pezuta. Puyallup.
CsEacan, Capraria. Cardis, Cenlna
Charus, Chesterfield. Chalois, Clnear,
Cinyraa. Corus, CoEian. Cola, Clone
ELISA. Electra. Endymion, Fort Stan
wiz. Fort Harrison, Fort jackson.
Fort Union. Imufka. I,eoti. Kitan. str
oregon.
Coleman cresoting works--str Horace x.
stream~U s nc-,orer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
STOUT PLANE Isl
STOUT, CHEAP
"Batwing" Called Forerun-'
ner of Commercial Plane

CHICAGO. Dec 81 Tho n-v
Stout monopiane. shaped like a bs&;
and known ar the "BatwIng." In tho
forerunner OF tho commercial air-|
plane Of tho future. in the opinion.
OF aviation experts who saw te1tss|
Just completed.
The inventor In William II. Stout
government aircraft expert Dur1nE'
the war the Stout plane was known
In secret government circles as the.
Mystery Ship. Confidential plans
Il were stolen en- route 10 Wash
ton and IL In said that a famous
man war plane was built from
lost Stout plans.
The Stout plane is stout II has
single thick wooden wing. win -
wires or braces 20 slow up the speed
by offering wind resistance. It's
cheap plane with speed Of so 20 10
miles an hour. The body In enclosed
with non-breakable glass, enabling
occupants 20 converse while Tying.
Tho navy has contracted for the first
six Stout planes. now being built By
tho inventor In Detroit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
HOLIDAY TRADE
UNDER NORMAL
Buying Of Foodstuffs Not
Up TO Past Years

with but two moro days In which
90 buy Christmas eats. tho volume OF
business ON tho Western ava whole.
sale produce market was notable
chiefly for It's poverty. Last year nj
this time. jobbcra state. u was diffi.
cult 10 fil orders ms fast as they
came Now, whenever buyer passes
along tho street he is anKiouHly eyed
20 80. whom ho will favor with his
order.
Supplies for tho Christmas table
ara plentiful. and for the most part
cheap. Oranges have dropped 10
ti75 and 81. top prices.
Some local cnulinowcr wns brought
IN wednesday and cold for 81 doz
on. California CELERY Is f5.sb a crate
and tomatoes from the same place
are going for $3.50 case.
The demand for miHtlctoe At 20
cents a pound has about cleaned up
the present supply. Most OF IL comes
from oregon.
Eggs and butter arc steady In
nfiee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Early Gains Wiped
Out as ". Y. Market
Starts NeW Decline

NEW YORK 5The stock market started nmbng
again this afternoon following sensational deeineA
issues made
Petroleum
Z pontA
largely a hat
Prices American Sugar 81 OFF ~
logic Heading "a Rubber
- off southern Petroleum 1917 off 2a3
United steel
o y
of
declines otherA
Of
firm admitted @ 1901
Of
steel sold off little from
points from tho
Tobaces
and Rota a a.
elosedh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Vessels in Other Ports

iverpool-Haiied December 20. Str
colIeRian for Seattle via ports
Bhanghal--SaIled December 10: Hr
Fushima Maru for Seattle via ports.
Kobe-Haiied December II; Str Togo
hasn't Msru for Seattle via Yokohama
Yok0hama--aailsd December 10. Str
Africa Maru for Seattle.
Haiboa--Arrived December Il: Str
Griffco from Seattfs via callao.
Ban Pedro~-Arrived December 81. Ctr
Queen from Seattle via Ran Francisco.
Sailed December 81: Str Admiral Evans
for Seattle via San Francisco: str sagi-
nav for Seattle via san Francisco; str
Ceorgina Roiph for uPgst Sound ports.
Han Francfs,o-Arrived December 81.
u = a BaturHn from Puget Sound naval
station. Sailed December al Str EffluR-
ham for Seattle via Meadow Point at
noon.
Astoria--safied December n; Str Steel
VoyaRer for Seattle at midnight.
Vancouver y. C.--Arrivcd December
2is Str West Jossup from Seattle
Port Townsend-Passed in December
% Str city Of Seattle at 1910 n. m.
DunReness-PRssed IN December 22i
Etr Hollywood for Seattle at 1895 n m.
Taooma-Arrlved December %. str TX
ion from Seattle via British Columbian
ports at II a. m. Sailed December %:
Str Chiiiiwnck for British Columbian
ports via Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

Prsess Psid By wholesale Ds~sss
A. nklnUw
POULTRY
MEAT


Q..s.,l.ns 81 a.eel,.rs,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
ASK SOLONS
TOSUPPORT
fish BILLS
State Delegation Urged to
Work for Two Salmon
Measures

Telegrnms have been sent by the
Chamber OF Commerce 20 the Wash
inSton congressional delegation, IL
was learned today. urging active
support OF the bill for sppropriating
$4,000 asked by the bureau Of fish
cries TO promote the sale OF cheaper
grades OF salmon.
support OF the bin 60 place a pro
tective tariff ON salmon for upbuild.
ing tho American industry is also
askei. ~tlsxax
The success OF the campaign 10 be
undertaken by salmon packers TO
educate the public TO use chums and
pinks. the cheaper varieties OF great
food value. and TO move the millions
OF cases now stored here means much
TO seattle. Il Is stated In a report
given at a meeting OF the Chamber
OF Commerce Tuesday. The report
showed the salmon canning industry
In Alaska represents an actual in
vcstment OF $50. 90l. SsT.
There are approximately 5000 900
cases OF salmon in storage In Scat
tie. the approximate cost OF which Is
SIC. 900. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
URGES BETTER
COMMUNICATION
win Improve International
Relations

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22--Ameri,
can commerce viii be Increased and
world peace promoted IL cornmunica.
ton facilities between tho United
States and other nations arc en-.
iarxed. members of tho house ma
rinc committee said today.
The committee today opened hear.
ings on the Britten resolution. which
seeks to aid communication by per
hitting the use OF naval wireless for
transmitting news.
what the countries of the world
need most today In 70 understand
each other" said Representative
Ricketts, Of Ohio. 1T Is obvious that
II tho countries did understand each
other. there would be lens opportu-
nifty for disputes that lead TO war"
Representative Bankhead Of Ala.
hama said he regarded the resolution
as ''of great importance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
HnNns
Speedy Lawyer
Aibis Himself
Out of Arrest

Taunt~d on contributing 10 the
laws delays when he disappeared.
Tuesday afternoon. from Judge Ev.
ersit smiths courtroom In The mids;
OF his own examination % n Witness
and did not return for half an hour.
Attorney Tom Page explained he had
just stepped out and tried three cas.s
In n justice court, interviewed two
possible clients. and delivered a
Christmas present 10 a deserving old
man.
Tho case was resumed when pnrr
returned. after Judge smith. tir-i Of
waiting. had sent u back 10 tho pro.
siding judge and the hos, OF wit.
nesscs and spectators had left. Devil.
dered
Presiding Judge Ronald threatened
Page with a bench warrant for his
arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

20 Canada during November was
1.7ss. compared with s.T7. in Novem.
Der. 1918. or this number a.264 were
United States citfzenA 73s returning
Canadians and ii2 from the United
Kingdom. The remainder were from
various other countriea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Want Tariff on B. C..
Chink Labor Product

Trustees OF the Chamber Of Com
merco. upon recommendation by the
Industrial bureau. voted that tcle.
grams be sent TO the national capital.
urging increase OF tariff on lime
products from British Columbia,
where coolie labor il employed in tho
quarrles and industries which send
products into this state TO compete
with local industries. American laws
forbid the use OF coolie labor. and the
only protection the Washington man.
ufacturer has against such competi-
ton now Is 8 per cent duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
WEAKNESS IN
GRAIN PRICES
Falling of Of Export De-
mand Is Cause

CHICAGO. Dee .-.---FAfiing or OF
export demand and tho general
weakness In financial circles caused
declines in grain quotations on the
Board Of Trade today. Little buying
power was Ia evidence
Provisions were IRE Euihr.
December wheat opened OFF 80 e.
At tf.sb, and later gained &c: Marc b
was off tac az the opening. fisi.
and subsequently lost Nc. May
dropped NC at the opening. tt.57,
and subsequently lost an additional
Ne
December corn after opening up
ic. at 70ike. later dropped Ae. MAY
lost NC at the opening. 7tc. and
lost ~ before the close; July after
opening down ihc. at Ttac. later
dropped an additional Ac
December oats. opening at 80 y G,
OFF fAc r~ERinsd se. May opened
off NC. At t9Ae. and later lost an
additional ne; July opened Off nc.
at fsise, and before the close lost
NC additional
CHICAGO Dec. ..--cash wheat
No. spring. stseb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
ASK HEARING
ON OIL TAX
Proposed Tariff Would Be
Harmful to Seattle

Telegraphic appeal 10 Washington.
d. c.. was authorized yesterday by
trustees OF the Chamber Of Com
merce for a full hearing OF importers
and exporters TO present their caso
before action on the bill that would
impose a tariff on soya. peanut and
other vegetable oils from the Orient
Representatives Of the Foreigy.
Commerce Association OF the Pacific
Coast argue tina, such legislation
would be a death blow 90 inporta-
ton Of such oils thru Seattle and
would divert them TO Europe. whcr.
they would be manufactured into
products to compete with American
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 22.-Mrs.
Frances A. Gray, 90, of Detroit. who
has never been able 10 enjoy more
than n modest homo with modest
furnishings. is to have IA $1,000. 900
Christmas.
A brother-in-iaw. Arthur II. Gray,
building contractor OF St Paul. who
died four years ago. left her that
amount, according TO word received
from st. Paul today. when he died.
Mrs. Gray says. she was led 20 be-
lieve he died pennlless and that II
took all OF his insurance to pay his
funeral expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
MAKE SURVEY
OF MARKETS
May Improve Them and Cut
Cost OF Living

Survey OF the marketing facilities
In Seattle viii b. made by the school
of science Of the Washington state
college. according To a report made
yesterday to the trustees OF the
Chamber OF Commerce by George W.
piliing. chairman OF the agricultural
COMMITTEES OF the state development
bureau.
Study viii be madc Of possibilities
81 Improvement that will tend to
lower the cost OF living.
The survey Is a result OF the state
wide agricultural conference held at
Pullman. December 1. on call OF Pres
idcnt Z. o. Holland. OF the college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Transport Contract
for Tacoma Yard

TACOMA. Dec 22.--Contract for
building a io.ooo-ton troop transport
has been awarded the Todd Ship
yards corporation her~. IL was
learned today. The vessel win cos,
the navy department t5.sas. 900 and
win be used 10 replace some OF tho
out-of-dats troop carriers now In ser.
vice.
The yard IL now building several
other ships for the navy. Tho new
contract win provide work for at
least two more years. Il In said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Public Markets


wEsTLAKE
stalls 1917 cans pumpkin. SIC: IS
or pkg Sunmaid raiains. SIC; s-fb can
criseo. sffT Stalls iio-ffi Yakima APP
pies and potatoes az vnolesais. Stalls
80. siriofn steak. &c n: veal chops zoe
N. Stall i0S. i-pt. bottle catsup. lie:
medium red salmon, zsc can: Z small
cans srdlnes. CSC. stall i92. popcorn.
Toe n; fs-rb. sack Tour. rzzf. corn. fse
can. Stall 100. bars small ivory soap.
&c; bars Royal White soap. 25c. Del
Monte 'sAeh, ,,u ave . .s5
stall II. best American cane sugar
> ms 7ze. Z ms. sse stan 70. fresh
milk. Toe az. Stall ~. ms. small white
beans. zbe. No. sunkist pumpkin. II &c.
Stall 1878. mincemeat zsc n. Drorn-
SIC ~ s,aiI n H. .r nell nsS asira sse
skinned soles. ibs. use; fresh herring.
MS etc; catfish ? NJ. zsc.
stalls z3-zt. hard mixed candy, 77e 10.
. ms T5c: chocolate drops. ssc 10. ,
ma ti-o5; s-b. boz best assorted choco-
iates. si.ss. staii 8. pot roast. i2he ~:
lamb roast, izhe ~; Armours bacon.
Csc. Eastern hams. 32hc 10.
stan 2. stew meat. INC ~: shoulder
lamb. 12hc N. Stall ~. new oils, 8 for
lsc; sour chow-chow. zoe ~. stall Ifs
fresh ground suet. zoe NJ CLUB sausage
&c N. Stall i02, ms fine cane sugar,
stall Is. full cream cheese. CSC N.
oregon brick cheese. .5e-s0c n. ss-ss
Pike ST.. boiling beef. Sc n; fresh
dressed chickens. 50c ~ stan H.
skinned soies. ms. use; fresh salmon
fbs. 5bc. Stalls 1875, fig bars isc n.
1o-fb. Karo syrup. sc
ECONOMY
Stalls 5T-3s. f5c cans pumpkin. sc;
isc cans minced clans, 2sc. STAN ~.
Fagan's cake flour. 2 ms soc: fresh
ground corn meal. 10 ms. Use Stalls
2o-2f. wslnuts. lbs 25c; mixed nuts.
zoe 10. Stall 10. s5c coffee. lbs 100
~ rbs. soc. zsc coffee. ~ lbs. 800.
Stall 81. fresh milk, foc at; Maid o.
Clover butter. 5sc N. Stall %. 1utefiak
Isc n. homeless sneits, 25c N. stall rs,
New Zealand butter. Csc ID. large
standard eggs. s0c doz.
aANTTARY
stan 100. best American cane sugar. &c
~; tall can Carnation mix. live
stalls si-53. lutefsk. i2Hc Tb: fresh
herring, ms. 25c. stalls s0-52-af,
swedish potato sausage. iso n pork
roast. zoe n. Stall IS. Blue Ribbon tea.
55c: isc PKG. Rice's mincemea,. Toe.
Stalls 35-5s. No. 10 pail cottolens. fi.s0;
Mazoia oil. s5e. 5se. tf.i5. tz.ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Propose Conference
to Cut Down Rates

Conference Of Western shippers
with traffic commissioners OF tho
Western railroads TO discuss posi-
bilities Of reducing transportation
costs In proposed by tho Boise Cham.
Der Of Commerce In a letter received
BY the local chamber The letter
points out that while prices Of West.
ern products are approximatinT the
prewar level. the producers are fac
ing a 81 per cent rate Increase since
1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Arrivals and Departures

December 11--str Northwestern from
! a m.
December zi-- y e 4 Resforer from
seaehart Channel via Victoria. -. q. str
Horace X. Baxter from Eagle HArbor
at ais0 ,. m str Chliiiwack from Brit
Lsh Columbia ports Via Tacoma at las
y. m.
sailed
December 23--str Admiral Dewey for
Han Diego via San Frapciaco and San
Pedro at noon atr Amur for Iadyamlth.
-. G..
December 7f--fstr West Jesup FOR Ma
Mia via Vancouver. y. c.. Yokohama.
Kobe. Shanghai and Hongkone at ..
m. str chilliwack for british Columbian
ports at D. m. str Marmion for Lady
smith, 10. Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
To Remind Harding
We Are for Budget

President Elect Warren G. Hard
ing's attention will be called to the
resolution Of the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce favoring establishment Of
a national budget system. writes bis
secretary. George y. Christian. Jr..
10 President $. II. Hedges OF the
Chamber. Congressman John r. Nh
Ter. Lin II. Hadiey and Albert John.
son have advised the Chamber OF
their favorable stand on the pro
posed legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
PORT POLICY TO
Be DETERMINED
Committee to Decide Who
Pays Freight Handling

Whether II shah become a custom
OF the Port OF seattle for steamship
companies 90 pay the cost Of hand.
ling freight from dock 60 hold and
from hold 60 dock. win be determined
January 6 when committee APP
pointed yesterday VIII report its find.
lngs.
The committee represents steam,
ship and railroad lines. dock owners.
tho Importers and Exporters asao-
ella atom. the Merchants Exchange and
the port commission
Commissioner I. =. Lippy is chair
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Canada Paper Mills
Lead Scandinavia

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 22.-It has
been estimated here that Norway.
Finland and Sweden. all important
newsprint paper producers. will pro
duce by their combined efforts about
75 600 tons less ncwsprint than viii
c. eda Ia 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
San Francisco Produce

BAN rRkNcigCo. Dec. s1.--nut,sre-
Ertras. Sic per ID. prime firats, seho per
ID: ftrrts. t7ite per IN.
ERxs-Extras. Tie per dor. srtra firsts
Soc per dor. sxtra puiiefs. &c per dos
undersised puiiets. Csc per dos
ChssHe--Flata. fancy, 3she Per ID.
firHtH. &c per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

CHICAGO. Dee fa--Hexs-nscefr.s.
~ 900 head market Ice 90 itn higher.
nutk OF sales. - Is q p.ss. butchers - 10
Cattle Rae~lpts. E.eee head. market
rtc TO sec higher. ness. tf.TsNiass.
hutcher stock. stss aie.ts. Gamers ard
cutters. ff1s3kl stochsfs and feeders.
1875 1e.ss: eors. t.te0t.ie. calves.
- 9s8fose
shesp--Rseeir,.. sees head fn.rt-,
sse higher. I.amt-. yet swes fi.te
0sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

NEW YORK. Dec s1-Fofslgn ~r-
change vas steady at the opening today.
Sterling ias2. unchanged. francs g. Do.
iirs s.te. marks isse. Canadian dollars
Sic
The market closed higher. Sterling.
t1.ssh francs s.air. lire sssc. Canadian
dollars save, mark. use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. Dee s3.~-Markst steady
and unchanged.
Hogs HereiptH. IS, had. market II
steady and unchanged.
shecp-RsceiptA. i7o head: market 10
steady and unchanged
nutter--b7c per 10.
ErRa-s7 q sic per dox
chscre-Tripiets. $50 per m
usns--9sc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Vancouver to N. Y.
Freight Announced

VANCOUVER. II. c. Dec a.
Freight will be booked from Van.
couver to New York. II was an
nounccd hero today by the Dollar
Steamship company. Their vessels
win call at Cuba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

TATOOsH ISLAND. Dec .1--s A. N.
Kissing barometer. cloudy. wind east.
five miles an hour
December .i--if 10 A. M--Rainsnx:
wind east, IS miles hour. r, NJ
Raining. wind east. ~ miles an hour.
PORT ANGELES. Dec. sa--s A. NJ
Arrived. Schr Henry WllsoatD at
n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove tsrminai-Btr Eastern Lead
err, str Westward Ho, str Maquan. str
West HartlaDd, str OsaqumHick
Great Northern terminal--f3fr Buwn Mar,n
Smith Cove ancborago--Btr Mandasan
Maru.
Rier Str santa Ana, str Alameda. stx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Money on Call

NEW YORK, Dec. 71.--Money on czfi.
9 per cent. sir months. ~ per cent.
mercantils paper. =. Ut per cent
Bar sIivsr-Iondon fohc. New York
sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Tanker Reported on
Reef at Ketchikan

Standard on Co. tanker Atlas re-
ported ashore a few days ago. arrived
at KetchitSan at SIS 2. m. Tuesday.
according to advices reaching Seattle
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

NEW YORK. Dec :..--coffse-Se :
Rio. sI @sNc per 70.
EuEsr--HAw. asiHsito par n. gran
uiAted. 1919 Pc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

Charles Exams Hughes and Col George Harvey init
mates Of Presdenteeet Harding. Recently Harding took
them to the golf Of the Scoto Country club The above
picture oos snapped Just they arrived Col Harley pds
the midst Of discussion and laying IL off, Nth ges-
lures Keep right on Colonel the presidentLect said
The picture snapped oe newspaper like action pic
lures. Col Harvey Is shocn at the left Harding in the
ter and Hughes at the right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

EvERETT.-W. N. Brown, alleged
I w. w, arrested on insanity charge,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
DIg IS
Tir~t itinh Tide
sfat a ~ ia n
lIrst Low rid.
NtAa a M. 10 ~
Ss,sond utgh Tide
iGt p M. iit n.
~r<.sai Low Tide
etik y m. - n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
wEpNrspAy

WEDNESDAY
nFC. ~
itrpt tlikh Tide
rta a m, i0a q
FIRST low ride
F.tf a M. "a n,
Sssond nigh Tide
1 es p m. iie a.
>ccnnd low tide
sal - m % n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

December 7i--Str Admiral schIey, gs-
attic for Gan Francisco. 143 miles from
Seattle a. .. m. str Bllverado. Aeat-
tie for Ian Francisco. 20 miles south Of
Cape Flattery at y. m. str Hollywood,
Honolulu for Seattle. 205 miles from Sc
attic at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Reported by Wireless
u. =. Naval Communications

DeoeEbar zi--Btr city OF Heattis Off
ltsep island. nouthbound, at s.f5 o. m. (;
itr Admiral Rodman off Entrance Island,
louthbound. ut .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
FATHERS EXPRESSION WAS
REALISTIC

Ardent Suitor-Were a poet /
could not express what I think OF
your beautiful hair and ruby lips.
housekeeping Brother - Leave
mat TO dad. He expressed himself
when he found her peroxide bottle
aud up stick. ----~-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22
Chicago Car Lots

TUESDAY. Qustsfiousl
Furnished by T. n Manning q c..
ef9 S~sefd ateuue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-22

HENRY &. MOORE. 20. WHO
DIED TUESDAY Mt his home. 46ii
Interlaken ave, will be buried
Thursday at p. m. from the chapel
of tho J. J. Bleitz Undertaking Co.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-06
NINE. OLLIE NJ. WEBSTER
HAIR, SCALP AND BEAUTY
SPECIALIST
And DiscOverer of
POW-WOW PREPARATIONS

POw-WOw Hair Grower
Restores the decaying hair roots,
stops falling hair, graduates dandruff
ETC., compounded with Bortanic Herbs
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