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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

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Chicago. June Unexpected cur
tailment Of receipts had a billish
effect on the corn market today
and all deliveries reached a new
high price record for the present
crop. The close was nervous at
lMc to &c net gain, with July
$1.S1 to s1,s1A and September
SLIM to, $1.71h. ns+
Oats finished y to lie up and
provisions unchanged to Toe to. 12c
lower &
Although as rule Traders look
ed for liberal fresh arrivals of. corn
on Monday opinion was positive
that a falling off would be wit
messed thereafter. With. this opin-
ion as a basis, bull leaders made
much of the fact. that during the
summers OF 1917 and 1913 cash
corn In. Chicago ruled at times
we'll above 50 a ,bushel and might
do so this year, Sentiment In favor
of an upturn. in values was also
emphasized by continued difficult
ties in transportation as we'll as by
gossip that farmers were refusing
to- let 60 of holdings that the size
ofacountry elevator stocks had been
Exaggerated and that no corn was
being loaded other than struggling
ears.
Oats reflected strength of corn
Provisions were firm at first ow-
Ing more or less to hope of better
export conditions. Subsequently,
however, the market became easier
ASA result OF scattered selling.
Closing prices:
! Corn-Jtily, $1,s1; Sept, $1.71%.
Oats--July, s1.04M; Sept, s6Mc.
Pork--July, 1880; Sept, 1866.
Lard-July, $20.S0; Sept, $21.72.
& Ribs--July. $1s.45; Sept. s1s.45..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

brick. modern, two bath
rooms, fine shade and lawn. east front.
South Arno street.
S6sboo-New Groom strictly modern
pebble dash bungalow, just completed,
hardwood floors. builtin features, In
Guiding ice box. furnace, shower bath
fine location, Fourth ward.
$l.65O-S-room cottage, bath. sleeping
porch, completely furnished, south
Highlands
s4,2o0--6-room brick. rnorern, glassed-in
porch. good location, five blocks from
postoffice: terms.
Building lots, and other residence AMI
business properties.
A, FLEISCHER
Real Estate. Insurance, Loans.
Phone 654. Ill South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

FOR, RENT-Large front room, with
sleeping porch. suitable for two per
sons. 500 West Copper. phone 1909.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20

FOR SALE--S500 down, balance on
terms. five-room brick. all modern;
close to shops, SO, goo Five-room brick,
with sleeping porch and furnished. 49,
Five-room brick, east front on ear line,
close to shops. Address 400 South Arno.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
NEW YORK COTTON,

New York. June 19.--cotton fti-
lures closed steady. July. 1888;
Oct, s5.23: Decy. 1906: JAM 3a.45;
March, 1885. r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
WALL STREET
" sasass ,ouss.. .,sel.r...sso ws.

ny mossasa JOURNAL SPECIAL kEAsEp WISH
New York, June 19.-Specialties
were almost the only prominent
features of today's duh and wholly
unimportant stock market session.
Standard shares. save among sew
eral of the rails, with Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western at an adj
vance of eight points. recorded few
noteworthy changes.
Leaders Of the steel, equipment,
motor and oil divisions fluctuatedl
In their recent persistent manner
but chemical and food shares
again made variable response to-
the maneuvers Of bull pools.
Among the; stock especially ia
vored by these interests were In
dustrial Alcohol. Corn Products,
California Petroleum. Chicago
Pneumatic Tool. and several Of the
metals. including Inspiration Cop
per. Gains and losses were more
or less evenly distributed at the:
finish. Sales amounted to 100000
shares. Al
Trading in bonds was relatively
far more active than the turnover
in,r stock. Anglo-French SIS fea-
tured that branch of the securities
market on heavy offerings at a
decline Of almost one point from
the high of the midweek. Total
sales. par value. aggregated So
475,000. For the week old United
States Is rose Y per cent on call.
s The heavy shifting of funds in
connection with recent payments
Of federal taxes accounted for an
actual expansion of almost $43,-
100000 in clearing house loans,
reserves of members Of the federal
reserve bank decreasing by almost
$4,000, 900. a..
AS result of these. large trans
fers of cash. actual reserves of the
clearing house decreased by about
$4,000, 900, leaving a deficit in|
the. excess. of almost $780, 900,
This is the first actual deficit since
the third week of last March, when
reserves fell almost sS,000,000 UNI
der legal requirements.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
VYSLANEC DIR. STEPANEK
We W~ASHINCTONE.
DR.. A. Sum, byv. feditel csl. Pc
&c o dits, jmenovan byl SOC.
attachem pri csl. vyslanectvi We
WashingtonS, a prijel pravs To-
di La France. SouGasne pfijela
dr.. Berkovcova, delegatka Csl.
&. Krize.

Washington, d, c., 80. listo-
padu 1920. (CS. Tisk. Kanc.)
Prvni vyslanec Ceskoslovenske
Republiky u vlady americke,
DIR. Bedrich Stepanek, o jehoz
prfjezdu do New Yorku byly
.jiz rozeslany telegraficke zpra-
Wy, prijel V nedeli vecer do
Washingtonu, ably Sc ujal fize-
nj sveho uradu. Ma nadrazi
Westinghouse dostavili Sc k je
no uvitanf elenovG Washington
skeho .vyslanectvf, Cs. Tiskove
kane. a zdejsi krajane. Pan
vyslanec pfijel We spolecnosti
sve sestry, 81. Amy Stepankove
jiz dostalo serovnez vTeleho u
vitanf a skvelych daruG.
V teze dobe, kdy priplul do
New Yorku p. v.yslanec DIR. Ste
panek, pfijel do Ameriky lodi
La France z franc. pristavu D.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
POLICEJNf NACELNfK TEST
Sc PRIME KLERIkAL0.

Smith, hlava nasi policie, je-
hoz postavenf bylo bojem 0
zdanlivou ocistu mesta ohroze-
no, Dude podporovan cleveland
sklm duchovenstvem, ably Sc "
trade udrzel a dckoncil puri-
fikacni snahu. Byla odhlasova-
ma petice, kterou Sc pro n6ho
pozaduje %rozmnozeni moci bez
ohledu ida jest to te ci one po-
liticke klice who'd. Smith Sc vra-
til sobotu vecer z doGasne do
volene, jez byla uvadena We spo
.jeni 8 povestmi Q jeho odstoupe
MIN. Ones je jiz opetn6 V ufa-
de, kde opakoval svoje tvrzeni,
re nemel nikterak dmyslu po-
dati resignaci.
Ones konany budou schuze
v baptistickych a methodist.
ckych kostelfch, kde jednano
Dude o resolucfch schvalujicfch
prisne zakrocovani Smitha pro
tt vsem, kdoz die nazorG pasto-
ri zneSvaTuji naso mesto.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
C~ESkOSLOVENSTf LECIO-
MARI ZPET AMERICE.
Prijely tez zeny a ditkyk legio-
narGG.

Washington, d. c., 30. list.
1920. (Csl. T. K.) Ma palube
lodi LA France" prijela V so.
botu skupina repatriovanych
~legionafu, dale nektere jejich
manzelky $ ditkami, mimo to
pax nekolik zen, jez jedou XII
svym manzelum cs. legiona-
rum, drive Sc liz vrativsim do
Ameriky. Vzhledem k preplne-
nj pristaviste, resp. Ellis l.
slandu, Dude nutno prijedsim
cekati ash diva dny ma lodi,
nepodari-li Sc zatim v6c jinak
zariditi. Jelikoz n6ktere zeny,
jedouci "a svymi muzi do A
meriky, mali Spatne adresy, u
vadime zde jmena legionarI i
zen, tax jsme je obdrzeli, ably
Sc pfipadne jejich manzele
mohli prihlasiti u Cs. konsula-
tn a tax urychliti jejich odjezd.
DIE seznamu prijeli: Adamec
T., Wisconsin; Aubrechtova
Regina, Chicago, ILL.,; Barcay
Karel, Philadelphia; Cibik R.,
Pittsburg; Drbjak Frant.,
Joliet, Ill, Drbjak Marie, man
zelka; Jurkovic Jan, Windber,
Pa; Jurkovic Anezka, man
zelka a dive dftky; Kozak 10
SET Chicago; Krajny Jan,
Cleveland, o., ditko a manzel-
ka9 Kubelakova Marie, Bel
mont, @, Matuskova Katerina
a dive ditky, Blaine, o.; Ne
snadna Stefanie, aeveland
Pavelka Josef, Cleveland man
zelka a l ditko; Ridilla Daniel,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
Verne zvire.

Go tomu rikate, ma stara
ma tfibarevnou kocicku a wee
IA il darovala jedne rodine "a
mostem; odnesli il v pytliku a
do vecera byla zas donna a IL
sala sc k zene jake jindy. Boze,
to je vernost toho zvirete. A
pax Sc Tekne fa!esna kocka!"
"Kocka? Val to je! Nine tax
odnest cd me stare, do smrti
mne nespatri!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
DALsl BANKY ZAYRENY.
v Severni Dakots jiz dvacet
bank donuceno k zastavenl OBJ
chodu, v Oklahoma sedm.

Bismarck, N. d. a. prosin-
&c. Ornament, re Security
State Bank v Mohall, N. d. "a
stane zavfepa dnes, bylo obdr-
zeno. O. F.. Lifthusem, statnim
bankovnim inspektorem. To
jest jiz dvacata. banka, jez do
nucena byla k %zastaveni lobcho-
du nasledkem vycerpanych re-
serv. Y
Oklahoma City, Okla, a.
prosince. Likvidace Prvni stat
nj banky Marietta, Okla,
byla oznamena dnes Fred G.
Dennisem, statnim bankovnim
komisarem. Ztraty byly pry
pfivodeny poklesnutim V &C.
mach bavlny. Jest to jiz sedma
banka v Oklahoma, jez zkra-
chovala behem nekolika mesi.
eli.
Clarinda, Ia, a. prosince.
The Clarinda Trust and Saw,
Co. neotevrela dnes rano a Wy.
hlaska nalepena ma dverich
sd9lovala, Re banka zanechava
obchodu "nasledkem obtizi
kolekcemi." Die p%osledniho u.
vefejneneho vykazu aktiva bar
ky byla $458,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

KRIMINALU.

Clarence G.. barrow, chicaz-
sky pravnik prednasel ma
schulz pravnicke organisace V
hotelu Winton, re neni daleko
doba, kdy trestnice dnesnim
slova smyslu budou zruseny.
Die jeho nahledu nema pry
smyslu posilati provinilce do
vezeni, robotaren, polepsoven,
atd., ponevadz v zadnem pri-
pade Sc neosvedcily We smeru,
ably trestance propoustely ma
praveny. Nejlepsim by bylo u
mistiti zlocince tax, ably Sc do
stall do ovzdusi takoveho, ktere
by jej povznaselo a nevy-
chovavalo v pomste prot lid
ske spolecnosti.
Vinu nese take nase zakono-
darstvi, ktere nam dava zako-
ny, cinici z lidi zlocince pro
prestupky, kter6 pred padesati
Lefty a nekdy jeste pred krats.
dobou nebyly vubec zadnyn
pfecinem. ..sp u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
DfKUVZDANf.


Vd6fnosti pobadana vzdavam timto srdecne
diky vsem sestram Sboru Frantiska Stranecka, J.
c. D.. a sestrar Sboru Renata Tyrsova. J. {. ",
a vSem ostatnim damam, jez mne u prilezitosti
25ti leteho jubilea snatku prekvapily a k me pocte
pfijemny zabavni vecirek usporadaly. Oslavy Sc
z1castnily: JOS. Vobecka, Anna Kreiclcek, Marie
Macourek, Josefa Cancik, Bozena Machan, Mary
Metiicka, Anna Vanek, Terezie Sluka, Jennie Dou-
bek, Terezie Reza6, Anna Kleisner, Zdenka Sou
kup, ellie Vlach, Anna Rezac, Josefa Kupec, Ri
zena Stech, Anna L. Mula6, Marie Hansel, Marie
Sanejtrnik, FIR. Zizka, Marie Koci, Katerina Hart
man, Elsie kfivacek, Marie Jungman, M. C. Strnad,
S. Rezac, Olga Krejcf, Alb. Soukup, En-. Vydra, A.
Drabek. Vfele diky necht' prime pi. Anna Xii
kava "a krasnou kvetinu a vsem, jez mne krasny-
mi darby a~obmyslily a vsem, jez mn6 blahopraly
a ~poteseni zpdsobiti Sc snazily. Budte u~iistenv.
milene sestry a pritelkyne, re S vdGcnosti vzdy
budu vzpominati lasky Vast.
Vdecna MARIE EDELSTEIN,
5611 Drake Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
RHINE rolicie.

V iednom velikem hlavnim
meste nell RUNE oddly poll
Gle. Urednici mezi sebou zkra-
covali navy svych oddeleni pc
die zacatecnich pismen jejich.
"Aprovisacni p%ollcii" rikali pro
ste apo, "bezpecnostni poll
eli" kratce "Bepo" - a pax
tam NELL take "nolitickou poll
cii". Ale tn nezkracovali - tn
ne = protoze by to nebylo do
sti sluSne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
ARGENTINA TRuCuIF..
Ponevadz neby!y prijaty iejf
doda.ky k dmluvs, opusti shire
ma5dGni Svazu NarodI.

Zeneva, s. prosince. Vzdale-
nj Sc Argen+iny re shromazde-
nj Svazu NaradI a zadost Ka-
nady, ably. clanek x. byl w.
skrtnut re smlouvy, byly ty nej-
dGlezit6jsi udalosti We vcerej-
sim zasedani.
We sve note Paplu Hymanso-
vi, predsedovi kongresu, Homo
rio Puerrydon, hlava argentin-
ske delegace, pravil:
Ny vycit'ujeme, re media Sc
ME vice ciniti tonic shromaz-
deni. Ono odeprelo dovoliti do
konce i rokovanf o dodatcich,
jez Argentina povazuje "a "a
kladni pro Svaz, ba nutne pro
jeho samotnou existenci".
Senior Pueyrredon dodal, re
Argentina nezaujme sveho mi
sta We shromazd6nf, pokud do
datky navrzene jeff delegaci
nebudou pfijaty. T'yto dodatky
smeruji hlavne k ~zajisteni nu-
Gene arbitrace mezinarodnim
smfrcim soudem, pTipustenf
vsech statd ku clenstvi a volbe
vsech clenI rady ma mfste ctyr
jake doposud.
Dodatek na%padajfcf clanek
X. umluvy podan byl zastup-
Gem Kanady, C. J. Dohertym a
mi:
"Usneseno: Ably clanek x. L.
mluvy Svazu NarodG byl a jest
timto vyskrtnut"-
We vysvetleni sve resoluce do
dial zastupce Kanady, re jejich
zem6 nikdy neschvalovala ten
to clanek a stavela Sc prot ne
mu ma mirove konferenci.
VIdce francouzske delega-
ce, drfvejsi premier Viviani,
pravil, re argentinska delega-
&c nechape spravna situaci, me-
bot jeff dodatky nebyly dosud
shromazd9nfm zsmitnuty, ba
nebylo o Mich AMI jednano. Prv-
nj Pride ma pretfes v zitrejsfm
zasedanf.
Mluvci argentinske delegace
prohlasil, re Sc vratf do shro-
mazd9nf ienom l.dyz Dude X to-
mu pozvana, jinak odiede dc
Pafize a odtamtud domI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
KRAJAN ZABIL MANZELkU
"A PAX SEBE.

Chicago, 5. prosince. John
Slepicka, krejsi, bydlici v Ber-
wynn, predmesti Chicago, pro-
bodl a usmrtil svoji zenu a pax
zabil sam sebe, kdyz chodil' v
namesicnem spanku dnes tasne
rano, die pr. Marie Wagnerove,
matky pi Slepickove, jez nasla
mrtvoly mladych manzeld. Sic
picka pry trpel namesitnictvim
a Casio sc v noel probouzel a
chodil q sam pred nedavnem
vyslovil obavu, Re nekdy by to
mohlo vesti ku tragedii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
BvET

dr.. A. Sum, osvedceny pracov-
mix v oboru socialni pece a BY
valy reditel Csl. Pt6e o dite,
ktery byl jmenovAn csl. Yladou
socialnim attachem pr vysla-
nectvi We Washington6. Soucas-
ne $ MIN prijela t6z socialni pra
covnice DIR. Berko7cova, zastu-
pitelkyne Csl. Cerveneho Xii
re.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
NedorozumSni.

Do prazske elektriky vstou-
pill Palackeho mostu pan Sc
starsf damou, ktera nesla vel
kou papirovou krabici. Byli to
patrne cizinci, nebot' pan ptal
Sc pruvodciho, kolik budou pla
tit do Holesovic.
"Listek stoii korunu a "a tn
Skatuli dive koruny''.
"Hrubiane!' fekla ma to da-
ma,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

Chicago; Saryk Jan, Vimber;
Sevcova Marie, Youngstown,
O. a ditko; Simko Pavel, SIAM
ford, manzelka a ditko; Valu-
SEX Stepan, Endicott, manzel-
ka a dive deti; Vavra Jaroslav,
Omaha, Nebr.; Zajicova Fran
tiska, Trafford City a dive deti.
Zen a detf, pokud nepfijely
Sc svymi muzi, ujal sc amer.
Cs. Cerv. KfiZ.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
OBDARUJTE SEBE

uzitecnym a potrebnym
darkem k VanocGm re
striznich obchodu "u
Koudeld', Abs Broad
way a 42ss Warner I'd.
nemate-li ma seznamu
nikoho, KIDD by 81 "a
sluhoval fadny darek,
ac nase prvotridni zbo-
Ii jest zrovna tax mirne
V Gene jake obycejne
zbozi V jinych obcho-
dech a mas vyber jest
daleko roZsahleiSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
Rada dcerky rantatovi.

"Tatfnku, proc .iste vykopal
V Zahrad6 tn Svestku?"
"Protoze byla sucha".
"Mohl jste il ncchat; trebas
by byly ma nj rostly suche svest
tx,U
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
"a taaaak. tohle lie te

"A taaaak, tohle je ten
aeroplan!" - spraskne A.
dolf ruce v udiveni mad la
skou plynouci scenou Karla
a Jarmily ~ cervancich
veselohra z DOLBY
prevratu, v nedeli, IL. pro-
since v Narodni SIM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
AUTO DRIVES up;
man KIDNAPPED
Eye Witness Tells Police
Strange Incident

Charles Schepp, living at the Miller
hotel. b0oh Sixth ave s.. told the
police late last night that he saw
a ear containing a negro and two
white men. drive into an alley be
tween Fifth and Sixth ayes. and
King IT.. about 10 D. m. and abduct
one OF two white men who were
fighting,
Sehepp said he observed tho Incl
dent from the window of his room.
lie was first attracted by the noise
OF the two men fighting. he said.
while watching the outcome OF
the encounter. he said. the auto ap
paared A robe WINS thrown over the
head OF one ~ the fighters and he
was dragged into the machine. which
then was driven off at high speed
lie said the kidnapped man appeared
To be intoxicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05

~oh. give me some more Of tina,
coffee. Jim poldt-'~Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
TRIPPLERS TO
MEET R. R. men
One More Effort for Unity
to Be Made

The triple alliance. partisan
league and committee Of 4s will meet
In joint conference Saturday night
with the members ~ Seattle Branch
No 1. Railway Trades council. which
rs a part Of the Railway Mems We'll
fare league. The present situation,
with IA view 20 agreeing TO ticket
10 be sponsored by the farmer labor
party. VIII be discussed.
The railway men met last night
and decided not 20 abandon the &C.
ton of the Yakima convention.
which voted 10 file candidates repre-.
Henting its interests In the republican
primaries Tom Cookery. OF Spo.
kane. Endorsed for congress In the
FIfth district and Forest l.. Hudson
OF Seattle. Endorsed for United States
senator. will file declarations OF their
candidacy Az agreed upon at Yakima.
Ia Hamilton. Of Seattle, will not en-.
ter the contest. he has announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
STRAW HAT MAN
SOME SLUCCER
He Robs Three in Rapid
Succession

A straw hat bandit" with a com.
ranion. held up and robbed W. n.
tirown. 1905 Z. Spruce st. and Frank
Erickson, isa goth ave. n. last night
IN front of 100 w. Florentia st. and
escaped with 81 and a watch taken
from Brown and 50 and a watch from
Erickson.
The holdup occurred shortly before
midnight. An hour later X. Omiga. a
jap. reported to ratrolman y. J.
Mullen that q man wearing straw
hat came into his fruit stand and
asked for a pound OF grapes. While
he was weighing the grapes. he said.
the man struck him over the head
with a blunt instrument and ran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
DR.. Baylis Warns
Against Apathy

nenouncing tho red movement In
the United States, pr. Charles r.
Raylis. In an address 20 the Klwanis
club wednesday at the Washington.
henated the American business man
for his apathy towards the radical
menace. Or. Baylis declared that a
: per cent revolution made Russia
the charmed house OF tho world. and
added that similar condition could
easily be accomplished in this coun.
try.
Or. Baylin who IL touring the
country under the auspices 90 the
Eastern kiwann clubs and the Ro-
tary clubs. will speak Sunday at 4
p, m. az the Plymouth. Congregation
a. church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05

About 'stesn million kids lined tho
downtown streets Thursday morning
just because circus parade WAS in
progress.
Obs, and Abs could be heard all
along the route OF march from the
circus grounds al Fifth ave. and Re
publican st down FIRST ave to Yes.
ler way and thence up Second ave
20 tho. grounds. Most Of the Kids
followed the parade. composed u
many silded cages filled with ami.
mails Of every known description. IS
elephants. Including five baby Gle.
plants. and 50 clowns
The circus grounds have been con
vcrtci into a tented city which. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
Obligingly He Drew
Watch-and Lost II

What's the umeT' asked a
stranger Of Frank sirop. New York
hotel. on the isth ave. $. bridge at
$40 y. m. Tuesday. when strop drew
his watch TO oblixc the man the man
grabbed u and ran He made his
getaway despite search by motorcy
Gle patrulmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05

During tho past six months igt
vessels flying the American FLAG
sailed from Pacific coast ports for
tfanspaeific voyages. u was stated
today al the foreign trade BUREAU Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. and ist
ships OF foreign registry werc clear.
eli. OF thcsc vessels IA American
and 81 foreign were passenger ships.
In connection with clause IS OF the
Jones merchan, marine bill. these
figures are cited as indicating the
inadeauacy Of American bottoms 20
meet the tonnage requirements OF
the Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05

circus people declare. was erected in
about one-fifth the time the old cir.
Gus tents used 10 be erected,
The management ~ the John Rob
inson's circus. always on the alert
for any possible means 81 Improving
their enterprise. have substituted
machinery for man power. The can
vas IN rolled by machinery. The
stakes are driven b. a steam pile.
driver and all the immense wagons
are hauled b tractors
The doors to the menagerioA were
opened AZ D m. FUN hour before
the circus started Tho evening show
viii start az y. m. Tho same hours
viii prevail Friday. cut there viii be
no parade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs.

Isabelle 8. smith. wife Of Louis A.
smith. who died "Wednesday after a
short illness. az her home. 1905 10th
avs. W. viii b. held at the Booth
undertaking establishment sunday
afternoon at J o'clock. Mrs. smith
had lived In Seattle for IL years and
u survived by her husband. an In
FAINT son. her mother. AIRS. RIOS.
Montgomery Of Seattle. and two sin.
tiers. Miss Mabel Montgomery Of Fci.
lows. Cal. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie.
Of Denver, Colo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
K. C.. Metz Statue
Ceremony Aug. Fl

NEW YORK. Aug. e. MAJ. Gen.
Henry T. Allen. commanding Amer
lean forces In Germany. will repre-.
sen, the United States at the IN
yelling Of tho Knights Of Columbus
statue at Meta. August Il. IL was
announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
Girls! howard's
ButtermiIk Cream

An old.fashioneds beauty rcc,pe
brought up to date--contalns true
buttcrmilk in the form Of a wonder.
full vanishing cream Sold by all first
class drug and department stores on
the money-back .if-dissatisfied plan.
Owl Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05

THOROLD. Ont.--Body Of Mar
Earet Boucock. 4. one OF two children
who disappeared In May. found in
wellington canal by workman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05

FRED BENNETT. WashInKtor. y.
C.. formerly in charge Of the land
office In Seattle. 10 a visitor in the
city Thursday on business Benefits
chief observations concerned the In
du~trial growth about Lake Union
and the high tax rate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-10-29


Ira q. Lawyer, Of Silver Run. has
sold his house in Union Mills, to
George Steward. Of Pipe Greek Valley.
Those who spent Sunday last with
AIr. and Mrs Jacob Smith were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Dull, Mildred and Ma
omf Duh, Of Snydersburg.
George w. thurman. Of Glen Rock,
and Miss Elda VI Weaver, d1ineboro,
were married Oct. 9Th, in the parson-
age OF Emmanuel Reformed Church,
York. Rev. Oliver S. Hartman, pas
tor of the church, was the officiating
clergyman.
ference MacSwiney, Lord Mayor OF
Cork. died at Brixton prison, at 5.lO
O'clock Monday morning. His death
followed hunger strike Of more than
"a DAYS. eclipsing any in the annals
If 4he medical. world. MacSwiney, who
had been UNCONSCIOUS for several days
did not recover his facilities before he
died Father Dominic private chap
lain. and his brother, John MacSwin-
az were with him when the end came.
Still another Independent Repubil-
can has declared for Governor Cox
for President. This time it is Harold
Ickes. one of Illinois delegates at
large to the Republican national con-
yention that nominated Senator He-s
ing but who supported Senator Hir-
am Johnson for the nomination. Mr.
Ickes was a Progressive in 1912, later
becoming Illinois progressive state
chairman and national committeeman.
In 1916 he was member of Charles
Hughes campaign committee.