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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Vessels in Other Ports

ffiio- sailed November ~ Hsr Eureka
fer Puget Sound ports VIA san Francisro,
San Pedro Arrived November 10. ST.
fred naxtrr from Puget sound parts and
Vancouver. ~ &. Sailed November 10
atr T. a. Noffstt for PUGET sound ports
str fiichmond towing bgs Ne. % Tor Be-
attic
San Francisco sailed November TO-
Str Nome city for Tacoma ard Seattle
az y. ~. str fusemita for Seattle AZ
noon. str Bravo Occur for Puget sound
ports At , a. m. Hailed November atf
Delrone for Tacoma and ports A. m.
Astoria Railed November TO- Str Myr-
midvn for Seattle At midnight
Port Townsend Passed IN November
IL Atr tconium Tor Seattle 81 Sis a m.
Everett rived November ~ Atf
Horace X Baxter from San Francisco
via Seattle AZ a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Arrivals and Departures


November 1i--str fconiufn from sinKR-
pore via Manila and ports At noon.
November t0-Btr Northwestern from
Southwestern Via aouiheHntern Alaskan
ports and outside passage AZ 30 D. m f.
y Renshnw from Port Angeles at
1913 .. m,
sailed
November il--atr Admiral Dewey Tor
San Diego via san Franolsco and ports
at noon. str spokane for SOUTHEASTERN
Alaskan ports at 10 q. m. = 4 u Rem
shaw for Puget Sound Navy yard at 80
a. m. gohr samsr for Dunedin via Bell
ingham In tow ~ tug oregon at 9.Is a.
m str Northwestern Tor Tacoma NJ SIS
a. m.
November i0str H0raaan MBru for
Yokohama and Kobe ~ 1isf0 .. m; SIR
Argyll for Oieum ut 7sf5 y. M str Hor.
ace X. Baxter for Everett and Eagle
Harbor At 5,45 .. M str Endlcott for
Tacoma at 2.s0 y, M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

Two Weeks Before
Orchestra Is Back

settlement 81 the musicians strike
against the Jenscn.Non Herberg the.
atr~u win no, result in the rcappcar,
ance ~ the huge orchestra Mt the
Coliseum for two weeks yet. accord.
Ing 20 an opinion ut the theatre OF.
fees Thursday
II was said that tho rcassembiinr
OF 80 large a number Of Musicians
would require considerable time. Def
mite information on the matter was.
however. TO be gathered by those in
tereated Thureday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
WHEAT IS HIT
BY new DROP
other Grains Follow Suit al
Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. 40 The decline In
grain quotations continued on thr
chicaEo Hoard ~ Trade today The
largest loss was IN wheat while
other grains roliow~ I'd Decline ~
foreign exchange and the general
money market situation were given
a. main reasons for the drop. While
moal quotations showed slight
gain a. tho opening. lack 81 buying
power soon resulted lea losses
Cold weather. with HnuW IN some
spots. Was reported over the grain
belt.
Provisions were hiEhsF
December wheat opened At 81 81.
up &c and la later trading ioFf
. hcs March wheat Was of isC a.
the opening. ftfaA. and before IN"
close dropped 3Ac
December corn Was unchanged a.
The opening 81 78Ac and later toHt
.Hcs May corn was also unchanged
At the uprnins. sac. but dropped 3. g
before the close
December oats was 40 We al the
opening. oAe and later tnst ! iscs
MAY oats op.ned ~ 5sMc, np sc.
but before tho close dropped ) Ae
CHICAGO Nov ii-No ! red.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Chinese Business
Genius in Seattle

literary and business genius. Ia ia
Seattle on HIN way 10 New York. II
il president of the wah Chang Min
lng a Smelling Co. Lid. and L. rep
Feneniativc Ia New York Of the Chit
nese ministry u finance and the min.
issry Of agriculture and commerce
lie viii leave for the Eas, late this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
IS FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED - FIVE ENPEKlEScftY
comptometer and calculating ma
chine operators. Ten Eirls
learn 10 operate calculator 49,
comptometer Day and evening
school
SEYMOUR g. ROWAN
228 Sesboard kldR, -
WANTED-A THOUSAND WOsr
10 buy their Christmas glfts
Remicks song and GIFT shop. IN
near Fourth. Economical -- cons
veulent 49, sensible -- HatiAfactofy.
chop early.
WOMAN TO ASSIST GROOM
apartfnent Must cook Two chill
dren. Go home EVENING" wage
$50 70 SIS per month East z.ss|
GILBERT CUSTOM CoItsET=-ABA
terations and repairs. $40 union-
Main ESQ.,. "
II sAN WEISFIELD CAN'T fE1,
pair your watch. throw IL my.
30t Union.
RAGTrME PfKNo p L A NQ
taught pnntafer Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
N. p. Again Features
Big Baked Potato

The famous Great Big Baked
Potato" Of the Northern Pacific nail
road dining car service. discarded
during the war. has been restored
as speciality OF the line. according
20 word received by r. l.. Carey.
general agent Of the passenger de-
partmcnt. Special contracts with
growers Of extra fine spuds assure
the success OF this popular by.line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Japan Silk Mills
Will Be Closed

TOKYO. Nov ii.--At a meeting OF
members OF the Japanese SILK buying
pool and silk rccicrr today. Il WAS dc
eided 90 close all silk mills and fila.
turns In Japan completely for a peri.
cd OF ~ days. beginning November
30 and ending February 20. 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Raze Buildings of
Shipyard Company

Ten large buildings and u stand
ing ways Of the Seattle North Pa
cific Shipbuiiding Co. are being
razed rapidly. II Is reported. The
timberS and lumber viii be disposed
Of to firms intending to build tn
the South End Industrial section.
The work is In charge Of contrac.
tor l.. y. Ingram. who has pur.
chased the structures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Nnv Farrirn ss.
changs opsRrd lower atsrsinE. tasf4
off sc francs t5tc. or - esutifnss
TIRE. stss, OFT .csn,irnss; marks. iiss.
of confines
French francs made NV low record
fer al tirle a. t.7ir today Closing At
that figure they were 49, csntiniaa
down from the opening Sterling closed
~ fzsiN. or Nr tire t0e orr Gems
times. marks. t.iic. OF confines. "a
madam dollars. taAc. w otc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Broaden Scope of :.
Port Shop Committee

The port commission "Wednesday
decided 10 broaden the scope Of the
shop committee plan by providing for
representation AZ il shop meetings
Of an departments where sir or more
persons are employed Contract for
the electric elevator system at the
now west transit sh-d was let TO the
Barlow Marine supply CO. work
win begin Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Manager in Seattle
for Directory Dies

John u. Gordon. local manager for
r. l.. Polk q Co. publishers Of the
city directory. died "Wednesday OF
heart trouble Gordon had been con
nected with the directory concern for
Is years. rs OF which were spent IN
Seattle His widow. two daughters
and son survive him. Funeral ar
rsnsements have not yet been coin.
pieted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

A uniform buiiding code govern
ing the construction Of all future
school buildings Of the state will be
submitted to the next legislature. ac-
corflng to present plans OF the
ParentTeachers' association OF the
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

CHICAGO. Nov li.-~HnEs NsFfi Pts
a. 900 head. market t1r Go ste lesser
nsik u sales. sIfst0if butchers. tts8
as packing 80 stHtss % uKht. iiEss
Uig pigs. tts9tt. rou9hs. 81 sea -
cattle Receipts. 90 head market
ateAaY TO ztr higher Beef. - Scr ~ 70
butcher stock. isNta. Gamers and eute
tiers. ~ 500 tse. stoekrrs and feeders.
tt260itta cows tts9a tt.zt. ealFsa.
itaats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
PEACE AND QUIET
SUPPLANT DIN OF
COUNTY BUILDING

Quiet. like the hush Of night
spread 10 wings over the
eounty'a activities Thursday ana
EMBODIED them.
Alert eyed Hherffn abandoned
their daily office watch FOR mis-.
croants aud Joined the exodus
Of officials
Doors were locked all ~
them ~ was tribute 20 pence
Crime was not supposed 90 De-.
For Armlntice Day had q
meaning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Hong. Chin. 9zf Bradford asst. boy
Brixner. Roland. 5ffs Orcaa st. girl.
seaman. Arthur II. 7f5 Belmont pl.
girl
CorriRan. }. C.. 1892 2srd ave. boy.
Scrsfford. Marshall c.. s037 CaIifor-
MA ave. girl.
Roberts. Thomas A.. Providence hos
pital. girl.
Garter. Carl g. 1927 22nd ave. girl.
Mcleod. 49,. $3.50 nth ~ W. girl.
Roberts, Charles I'D. 5305 Renton
ave, boy.
Hillard. Frederick. 1851 Southern St.
boy.
Clark. Carl X. Mabton. girl.
McCoyern, Thomas Henry, 3G0s 2fth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

Port to Build New
Electric Elevator

Award Of contract % build an.
other electric freight elevator IN
the west transit shed Of tine new
Pier y was made Wednesday BY the
port commission 70 the Barlow
Marine Works Of Seattle. The con
Germs bid for the job was $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

IIIFTTlNNU- NHF tt 4 q TIE
rsipts lts head market steady ssa en-.
changed
HcTs Receipts. tof had. market -
strong and uarhanrrd
sheep Receipts 90 head markst l.
steady anh unchanged
Butter 30 per a.
EaKs q see POI dos
Cheese Tfirists. $40 ~ ~
Hens - s9r Per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Weather Bureau Report

TATOOsH ISLAND. Nov. fi.--ss3o A.
M.-Barometer falling. clear. wind east.
% miles an hour. Passed IN. Str Cow
ernor nt $40 o. m str Saginaw towing
bktn, Aurora At SIS A. m Passed out
ward SIR Argyll at 1880 a. M. str An.
nette Rolph ~ 30 a. m.
November Noon--Ciear; wind north
asst, 2s miles an hour. = M4Ciear.
wind northeast, Is miles an hour. Passed
inward Str y. X. Loop at D IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
DEATHS

Bloom. liver. 90. 5ei3 goth ave. ~ w.
Japeson. Alpha, 30, gois 18th ave.
NJ w.
Ineerman. Neils r.. so. Hotel Golden.
Epperson. Richie j.. 3 months, SIS
Olympic ri.
Larke. Nina Elizabeth. 2, 1891 Fourth
ave.
Phifer, Docia. 50. King county hos
pifaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Deuel. Overhauled;
Taking on Cargo

After her annual overhaul and re-
pairing the steamship Deuel. shifted
from the Todd drydeck Wednesday
to the East Waterway dock to take
on cargo. The vessel Is shipping
board carrier. operated by struthers
& Dixon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Admiral Evans Goes
on Run to Mexico

The Pacific steamship Co vessel
Admiral Evans was due in port
Thursday on her last trip from
Alaska for some time. She Il schcd
uled 70 sail Tor California on Sunday,
where she win enter tho Mexican
caaNt service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Reported by Wireless


November f0-Htf Ketchlkan abeam
Cape Hiazo. northbound. at noon. str Ad.
mirsi HodmRn anchored in Plu4psr fog
bound. at . m. sir West Himrod $40
miles from Han Francisco. bound for san
Francisco. ut p. m; str Admiral Evans
200 miles south Of Kctchikau. south
bound. at .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Ship Starts From
N. Y. for Seattle

shipping beard vessel Eastern
Ocean was scheduled to sail from
New York Tor seattle Thurs,iay. ae
coriing TO word received by the Ia
cific Steamship CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
GOLD WINTER
~ FOR SPOONERS

PORTLAND. Nov. Hts going
TO be q cold. cruel winter for Port
land SWANS and swcethearts. It's
too cold to spoon In the parks. and
now the cops have been ordered 10
stop all Epoonlng IN automobiles
parked along dark streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Heavy Weather Met
in Run From North

Attic fine weather prevailed from
Ketchikan south. the steamship
Northwestern. which arrived Wed
nesday afternoon. encountered heavy
snowstorms and high seas from
Seward and CoriQva south to
Juneau. according TO Capt. william
Jensen. The vessel brought 243
passengers. II Is now at Pier 2 Of
the Alaska Steamship co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEw YORK nov ~ Sugar n4~.
9sss per W. Eranuiatsd. feesuiie per
m.
ceffse No nia. Fs8TWr per 10.
No. : santos. ioN aiiNe Der 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
ST. PAULs CATHOLIC PARISH

at Yakima ls 10 build a now church
and rectory AT cost of about $780,
600. Plans are TO be drawn by
Beezer Bros. local architects-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
THE LINER ARABIA MARu

now loading in Vancouver. Will
move to Tacoma next week and
then come 70 Seattle to complete
her cargo for the Orient She Will
sail for Yokohama on November
20 from pier 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

NOV. ~
first ttixh Tile
4sG n m a. g.
First law Tide
flfi a. m ga a.
S~-ond tiigh tf,ic
80 D. M. 10 n
Sscand law Tide
tlsta y M eA C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
CLOSE FOR ARMIsTICE

Western ave. produce commits.
sion houses closed at noon
Thursday, In celebration of Ar
mistice day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
. ftititN
<.sk ta

FRIDAY
>uN ~
f1snt ftish Tide
eef a IA III a.
IHs.t taw ride
1880 a. n "
second itigh ride
q AZ il 10 ne 4 n
~reond taw Tide
lttke > va . r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
GIVES RECIPE
~ FOR LONG LIFE

CHICAGO, Nov. samuel DE
Grofsky. liz years old. gives this
recipe for q long life. Just forget
your advancing years" He said he
never thinks about his age. and al.
ways looks Il up in the family
Bible when asked about Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

stan -. boiling beef. ioo N fresh
tripe' ibs spc stall 10. fresh salmon.
ms Csc, fresh black cod ms ~
stall ~. new sauerkraut ata ase. nov
AM pickles, Tor Zoe. stalls is.ga euow.
flake soda crackers i6c pke NJ 4 "A
coffee. an. can tia5. stalls st-ss Pike
-, bacon, ace NJ pot roast. Zoe N
stall % Flle st.. Good Luck margarine
Ms. " 90. fresh local ranch eggs. Tae
doz stall log. American cane sugar a
lbs tec, Cooperative milk. 4 cans tse
stan ~, pot roast i2itc n club sau-
sage .ac N. stall no Rex hard wheat
flour. f3.aai corn meal. o-ib. sack tac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

Stall %, Hlgh WANT noun t3eb. ?
cans pumpkin 2ac stalls e0.qa fhi
cream cheese. soc ~. Tree tea. a5c n,
stall &C. choice weinors zoe n lamb
stew, iOc NJ stalls 80-ag-si. round sfealt
Pie 10. alrloln steak ssc 10 stalls nj.
"a. Lake Superior white fish sbe n,
fresh herring. MS 25c stan III
sliced pineapple. small onn gee Premier
salad dressing. sc Jar. stalls st-ga AZ
o. -. coffee. sc. $3.50. i21s. gbirar-
deln's chocolate, see NJ. Stall 12, Yakima
potatoes. 1900 sack. stall "a. home made
ham loaf 5bc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Factors IN SETTLEMENT

OF World Problems" was the subject
OF an address by Prof Richard r.
Sohoi,z before the Menorah society
on the university campus wednes-
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

" kSTED--A PLACE TO COOK OR
help IN camp or small hotel by ex-
pericnccd woman. with girl IL.
Address Cook. 1915 18th st. South
Heilineham. wash.
MIDDLE AGED WIDOW. UNINCUM-
hered. wishes position as house
keeper for gentleman. not more
than one child, G-i56. star
cOLORED GIRL WANTS CHAMBER
work in hotel Phone East 1886.
room 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

stoli ~. best American cane sugar. 2
ibs &c. ibs sc stall 1895. pure
syrup. medium size can SIC Stan al
large Norway herring. Tor 2ae. fresb
ling and black cod. ms gsc stan 81
sausage and hamburger i2mc NJ cboire
steak, iso ih. stan ~. Reliance coffee
90 10, 2 cans tomatoes. 2bc Stall 1871
Eastern mackercl 7sc each Stall az
pure apple Jelly. ibc NJ by the paii
atai 1903, . cans tomato hot sauce sae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Rates Per Insertion

Transient charge adsertisinE. ID
cents n line per Insertion frin words
90 iineD. sin Insertions Tor ths
price of five.
Transient cash In advance sdvev-
Using, ~ eeats line per insertion
fs,n words 90 Iin~b. sin insersi"ns
for the price of five.
Classified advertisements VIII ~
accepted up 10 ~ o'clock ~srh rnorn-
Ing for the regular afternoon eSt-
items.
Your credit L. good. Phone Msin
600. ask for the fInsstfi~d Ads~fus
Ing Department.. aud pines rouS
swnnfs" before the largest sudtrnee
In the Northwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
FL PASOANS WE'D IN
LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO

Las Cruces. n. a. Jan 29.-The
following marriage licenses granted
by the probate court here include q
number OF IL Paso people:
Augustin Aurellano and Julia Cas-
temeda- both Of FL Pasos married by
Crus Garcia witnessed by Graciela
l. Corral and Fernando Arellano.
HoshuEe lOEhimoto and JoEefina
Garcia sboth OF Mesilla-
John Lucas and Felicitas Leyba-
both Of il Paso.
Clyde J.. Sauborn, OF Estherville.
Iowa. and Ada George, married at
state College by Rev. A. D. Grille,
Witnessed by o. C. Newbrough and
Clara Chalmers.
Anceliuo 1Ielendres and Paulina
Tarela. both Of Las Cruces
Be- Turner and Anna short. both
OF Fl Paso-
Len Msrkley. Of Minneapolis. kan
and Josefina Salcido. Of Fabens, Tex
Manuel Costales and Juana l. Bene-
vides. both Of Colorado, n II.
Jose s. Tenorio and Ala1andra Bal
tazar. both OF Anthony
Loret0 Martinez and Delfina Lopez
both OF Nesilla-
w A Bradshaw. jr. and Agnes
Hoey. both OF Fl Paso. were married
by Rev. Duncan Matheson, witnessed
by Nrs. Lulu E Bptterbaugh and VIM
II ButterhauEh-
william Resnick and Benigna Kirk
both Of Fl Paso.
Cesareo soils and Elena salcido,
both Of La Union.
Placids Herrera and Josephine Con
zales. both Of Las Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
ISSUES
Show DECLINES

Nev York. Jan. 2s.-SpeciaIties
"a ere under pressure in tOday's dull
stock market. but representative is
sues made only moderate concessions
90 tighter money and the unsettled
tate Of foreign exchange The close
1ras irregular. Sales Appropriated
sc 600 shares
fPrices % Liberty bonds today were
First 7i1s. fe690- first As. $3.50. second
f- s9o4-. first SIS, S9L6s; second AZ
sel6-- third SIS, Ss3-eo; fourth AXIS
sslo-- Victory SIS, sss.Il; Victory 4%s
I.oactions Of Z 70 points in oils and
1notors impaired a heavy tone to active
issues az the outset Of today'G stock market
session The reversal aWeuE oils was due
in part 20 the suspension or dividends on
treeport-IeEaE shares Steels. equip
ments. shippluEE and other representative
stocks were only slightly affected within
the first half hour prices Eteadied under
influence OF a moderate demand for high
Grade specialties and a rally in foreign
exchange.
Pressure against oils was resumed soon
after the first rally on the stock market
today Mexican petroleum. Royal Dutch.
Sinclair and middle States displaying
rlsrked leariness. The reaction also en-
hraced various specialize including
Columbia Graphaphoue. Famous Players.
and Endicott-Johnson.
Steels. coppers and food stocks partici-
rated moderately in the setback with low
priced rails Automobile shares pursued
an Independent course, however. General
Motors rising briszly at noon.
The money market offered little encour-
aEemeut TO the long account. call loans
opening at 20 percent. the maximum iui-
lial rate q the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
From Yarmouth Comes
Tale of Jonah Second

London. Eng. Jan. 2s.-From Var
mouth comes the true story OF Jonah
the Second
Jonah No. IS a fish.
stanley Waiting. Of the Anchor He
Tel. ColtishaI. Norfolk. says his son
hooked a 90 pound pike on Barton
Broad Several hears later when the
pike was cleaned an apparently dead
Dream weighing three fOurths OF Il
pound was found inside the pike
When examined the Dreams tail was
seen to CULVER.
--Thereupon.~ said Nj Waiting. 81
poured a drop Of brandy down its
throat and fixed il Up in bait can 50
IL couldn't turn over. changing the
water every 20 minutes. Ii soon be-
San 70 revive and in two hours was
swimming about in the can
Jonah is now living a quiet life in
nice pond az scrathy Hall, Normes-
BY
Five persons corroborats 1Ir- Wat
luE's story.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
Brunettes Haze Shade on
Blondes IN Brain Test

London. Eng. Jan. 29.-Despite
columns OF printed matter from in
terested OF biased readers. neither
the Daily NAH nor the Londan Daily
Express has been able TO determine
the momeutous question whether
dark girIs-the girls with dark hair
and eyes-are more brainy than fair
ones
ChaHes Garrice. the novelist after
delivering himself Of this opinion,
took shelter
Most OF my heroines are dark
think dare girls are quicker in the
'uptake.' That does not mean the
brunette viii always beat the blonde
In the long run Her greater quick
ness may cause her to jump at wrong
conclusions, which her cooler fair
sister may avoid I think a fair girl
IS able TO sustain a note-play a
part-longer and better than a dark
one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
TWO NEW COMPANIES ASK
CHARTERS IN NEW MEXICO

Santa Re. n IL. Jan 2e.-The
Gruehl Advertising agency, incorpo-
rated. with principal office in Albu-
Querque, has filed its charter with
the corporation commission The
capital stock IS $4,000. beginning
business with $4,000 paid in Incor-
portors, all OF Albuquerque. are: II.
p. Hening. Howard A. GruehL II. l.
GruehL Guy L Rogers and ". A.
keleher-
The White Line Stage company. OF
Roswell has been Incorporated for
$1,000 which Is fully paid The com
panyis authorized to operate an auto
mobile line carrying mail between
Roswell and Carizozo, and between
other points Incorborators are c.
r. McNally. r H. McNally and Mar
gsret z. McSaliy,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy the Associated Pressl
Sew York, Jan. 1e.-Mercantile paper.
stsrHss. demand. Ss.5oE; cables,
sS5ls-
Time loans. strong. Sc and 90 days. X
percent; six months. percent
call money, strong High, IS; low. 70;
ruling rate, 10; closing bid, Il; offered at
L.. last Joan. Il percent.
Bar silver s1-15h-
Mexican dollars. SLo5ti-
Copper. easier Electrolrtlc. spot and
fi1-t quarter. 1sss alsi4e. second quarter.
iron steady 10. / Northern. 1850:
80. Northern sf45o; No. 2 southern,
$500
Antfmony. gi50.
Lead. quiet SPOT and March. $500
zinc easy. East St. Louis. spct 5000
LONDON METAL MARKET
London. Eng Jan e9--The quotations
on the use- exchange today were as fol-
lows
spot copper. $50, =. Sd
Tin E2S3. rs. Cd
Lead. Es7. S.
Zinc. Lal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
History Club
At Marta, Tex,
Is Entertained

Maria, Texas. Jan 29.-The Maria
History club was entertained Tues
day by Mrs J. vs.. Pool The resi-
dence was decorated attractively for
the occasion Refreshments con-
sisted OF two courses.
Officers were elected during the
afternoon as follows airs. " P
Fischer. retiring president; Mrs J. i.
Conner. president; Mrs W b.
Mitchell, vice president; Mrs. P G.
McCracken. second vice president .
Mrs c. T. Mead. secretary. Mrs J
C. Org1iu- treasurer. 1lrs. Ihos.
Snyder. parliamentarian; Mrs Oscar
Shipman, press reporter. Miss Jacobs
was reelected Librarian
Members respondinE 70 roll can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-29
F fashionable London
Orders GoWns BY Plane

London, Eng, jan 2s.-"Order me
by wire a gown TO be flown across, SO
that I can wear Il tonight" is a com
mont order received in Anglo-Fp ench
dreSsmakinE firms, offices in the West
End.
There must be no delay in transit
nowadays said Nile Cleo DerpuI
STYLES change 50 rapidly that what is
here today is gone tomorrow
Before a stupid old boat reaches
the harbor skirts may have ceased
10 be narrow and become wides or,
-perchance. become plain instead Of
houffant. or. perhaps. bodices may
be froutless instead Of backless, or
waistless instead Of sleeveless"
Many women are almost doubling
the cost Of their gowns by ordering
them direct from Paris by airplane-
It's all the fad