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New-York tribune., 1920-09-21

ST. IoUIs-F. g. Rauek Clothing Co;
G. J. Mack. wecisn piece goods; Park
aoaey. Furnishing goods: Z. ?. cavs,
sr ''T. r9sfswH9 sf wis;A s'fsss Ns..r D a. Co.:
4; Wor,S Kohsmss; I, .ss; hos'ssy and gloves Ct
ST. Iou1sMRtee o1 Sic ss.. D, G. Co.; HERNIA,
Haller. ceiored and wash goods, az
sT Logis-serussa vandervors q Bar.
ana spreads: rs FIJI Fit.k % Avenae. u
ST: LoG1s-Ely 4 walker Co: 8. A. Kali
fe rA!i !ais'':sy Xaassa TatiA sssi!sk sisss Co.
J. G. Morrissey. wornen's ready TO wear
sr: PAUL. M,nn.-1inaek. Warner Co.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind.-May shops Miss
r, X y n Shops dresses; Prince George.
J, o'Boyie. silks and woolens: Is Eas,
Twenty -six,h Street.
ToLEno.L,on nldsI;s ,aaa s!o'ss; Clara Nessest.
Moran. ribbons: c, Wright. eorse,s kn;'
ToLEDo-w. l., Iilnsr "t: Co.: Miss Il
Rodte., waists. aprona house dresses
Mss N; ,Roeh's ladies, muslin T"dsr:
+ wes, Thirty. second Street.
ToLEDo--s. B. Stein, teweiry: PennsyI-
man. general mdse. 81 West Twenty
HISGTON-LansbuPgh q Broa: Misc
s. Jacobs, dresses. coats. suits and furs
II. Jackson, representing: Miss e. Cath
sars trtmm.nss' !sees emers.ae.s.
waists. East Thirty third Street.
! WASH!%GTOS-C. King & Sons: H King
womens ready 70 wear: Cumberland.
WASHlEGTON. CA. y. Elltngton Jew
wicAAiTAs,a sa"izaTAnJ; Xan'mJohns,on G. Lorimor
Street
WILMINGTON. peL-R. Topkis Sons; Nj
kaufman. ladies' ready 80 wear: 1877,
Broadway.
wORC ESTER MaAs.-penholm g. McKa,
Co; T. r. Ryan, jewelry. small wares
tailor goods: $50 Fifth Avenue.
YORK, Pa; MacLean q sons
E. Klinedinst. cotton piece goods; AL.
YORK, Pa. Mclean Sons; Grove
klinedinst; Charles Chambers, picc,
goods; 432 Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21

Briggs, 1t. Corn. II. NJ. TO Naval Acat-
envy Annap polls.
Culbertson, Com. w. l.. to command Z.
S. S. Litchfeid.
dubois. Ems :. W. to L. s. s. Delaware.
Etchel. Ap, Clk G. z, 10 L. s. s. Denver.
Hathaway, Ar. Clk. r.. TO Mare Island
Hesmer. Ii. 0 81 K. r.. TO L. s. s. Ma
hanna.
Keller. Com c. g. TO New YORK..
Mills, Ems. w. r.. to U. 8. $. Rochester.
Morgan. ~ Corr. a. l.. jr.. to Annapo
Osborne. 1t. Com. {. X, to Annapolis
Reeves. ii, Com. C. N. to command L. g.
S. Bruce.
Riker. 1t. Com. @. A. TO Cavite.
RobH. Ems. X. II. TO L. s., s. Tennessee.
Small. 1t. Com. e. G.. to Anna polls.
Stevens. IT. Com P. a. TO Annapolis
Stewart Lit Com. l. s. TO Annapolis
stogsdall. Ems. f. r. jr.. TO L. S. 8.
Florida
syningtcn. Capt. P. to command T. s. S.
Arkansas
Tangren. Ems. A. E. to Hampton Roads
Welltugs. Ems r. F., TO u s. s. North
Dakota.
withsrs. Ii. Com. C. to command L. S. s.
AZ,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
Mccormick. Major J. J.. to Camp travis
Wilmerdtns. Major w. E.. to Camp Pike.
Field vSiyIeyv

W,inardsas. % MAJOR v W. i T.. 20 to Cam Camp Pike.
Field Artillery
Sutherland. "a Ii. c. r.. to Camp KNOX
s!osk!ns, Capt ,; O.. to Camp Dix.
S;,.nn; syTu.n; Il; n A.. 70 Camp DIX
s;fesne: @ L. It Il: Il, Il a'"s % CAMP np01; Travis.
Montsomery; It; ~ N: to ranama-
s1er. fss'er. L, L. !. T. 10 camp camp G1saa srass
t!an,ord. Ma.or e e c. c. to COLUMBUS
ssanetssa. "a % e. s. e. e. to 10 For. a1Vsiis Sill.
%isley, Capt. H. A. TO Ames,
lewStil. Col. W. D.. " to Camp % Grsas
Powell. I'd II. R. D.. 30 Lakehurst.
Ma!eney. Capt H. J.. TO Fort Sill,
shiss esn' csn; / w. T to ss esp Gapp p!a Dix
isachman. 1t J. j.. to New Haven.
Miscellaneous
Nimeall, Col, a. w. Q. II. c.. to Fer,
Came. Col; C.. g; y. c, to Camp Grant.
Pearson Ii: J. r. jr.. air service. to
oys csp. ses e. san &c 70 Honolulu.
Ebeie. Capt c r.. san. C.. TO Honolulu
Fitzgerald. LIZ G. w, Vet C.. 70 Fort Riisa
da1rison. Major D. @. c.. Gen staG. to
MeIaushI,n: IL Col C.. 1nsp, Cen. so
Mason. Major "A. NJ. U. g. A.. retired. ia
Wichita.
Fleming. Col I. j.. U. g. A.. retired. 10
Wichita.
Davis, 1t. r. L.. air service. to Brook
Field.
cardwel Capt. O. B.. Sig. c.. TO Camp
Bennng.
Macrsady. Capt. J. A.. air service 70 Ia.
komn Park.
Ioar 1t. r. S. c. A. c. 10 Cambrid1a
Iross, Capt. c. P. Eng, to Camp A. A.
Humphrcye.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
AMERICAN EeNRrs

BALTIMORE. Sept eo-Arrived. Str.
1r dsk shielSs veatno1es eaf1 TamPs s Cape Breton
tenio; Gaasiinr. PhfadslpSIss' Sfs' '9Ft ,daIn an
C(Nor,; ss1sa Tromsoe: Lake Silver. aaoi Boston'
Nor5 enSu1s sas csH1S 1snos Nex YORK Sana
Aa':raa AaS *s gs sE.
naldbutte, Port 1.oboa 1aot a,,yn nreylousx1 strs
West Apaum San Francisco via PhiIade1 j.,
psn Fewsy Nnsr'ysa ST. Snr, EFS NJ II
YORK for Liverpool: Lake Louise, Banes.
dmy delnh,. oi Augusta Savannah: Grecian. Phiia
,or cAPn 4 P a1',,1a HENRY. Va. Sep. ao-passed in
,1s Wsrts haitmore: p Str Fort Gaines tNorJ. Port
strnda lSor} Sew ron Yop nsamors sanfe5s 81 S.rs
forN; 'rA shana9rSsrE :, Ys.sns DAM. Copenhagen
Str comanche, New York ep (and Hrtlvsei proceeded
to Jaeksonwillel. Tampa.
c.11,dIis HALiFAX su n $; Sept 2o-Arrved: Str
for New York).
a.. ,5AcIKsoSy5LLH IS. Ei,, Fla: Sept ?o-Arrlvod:
Hai,imors va savsnnsn. h0tN ssilea 0"sFa strs
Apache, New York via Charleston: Beloit.
SAVANNAH Ga. Sept 2o-Arrived: strs
Hto,tnes tNor). Shields; Merrimack. Phlia
NOZZLE. Sept :o-Arrlved: schr David
Cohen. Tampa; Herman Winter. Puerto
Barrioa; North American. with barge Tulse
pe.t 5sv Lr.f LArthur o !; Coast Guard c9manche:
-
Orleans; Grsystoke Castle. Galveston.
Trn5aHdsRi HEM oR1EaSs EGrt ArshuT thu, ,o
Brif's'l Empress (3r). Rouen and Havre:
SEwpoRT NEws, Va. esspte sept .onarPIvsd Aaa1PiSs
Deerned. New Yorx: Ae' rans. neAf, inopton
| York Iiarhor, New Yo-I: Newton. Port :
aad nsnt0Tr Wner'on nr
strs Aapenleaf (Br). port in Egypt
Malvern Range (Br}. Norfolk: Madras City
tBr)' ROTTERDAM; wnerton (Br). Calves
| PoRTLAND. Maine. Sept. 2o.-salled
Bylayl. Norfolk: seapon Iamea River;
pH1L.ApELPHiA, Sept. 2o.-Arrived
owsy rors YHsh'da a4,Savo, Mary 1ar, No I5ap,
! IIverpool oIympe -. New York
Atamnha Er1 New Yo5k; Amelia Port
jacksonville and Savannah Ontario. Bos-
ton; Republic. Baltimore: Salvation Lass,
| 2o.--Passed out from Philadelphia: We
roma tNor,. Port Antonio Crisfed, Nor
folk: II. c. Foleer Havre; Bayonne. New
chester: Reedy and, Sept. 2o-Pa ssed
dnwn dn~1 from, from p Philaaelphia: F. A Tampl!n
PORT EADs, Sept. 2o.-Arrived AM
bra bra, fSSro EuroPs Asia Asian ~, ,RT>. LIVER,
9eG NoP cdsa En- sts
! tBr). Iiverpool; Howlck Hall. Mobile
Lase Lake, T1rkvlile. sasua La Grande; Mirta
| Theodore r. Reynolds (Br, Cuba
Sailed: Edward l.. Doheny Jr
! Tampico: Ell Rio. New York; Gene Craw-
! ley. Tampico; .Ianeta tBr}, Glasgow
John Adams, Liverpool via Norfolk
| Marinua (Br) Tampico; Nol2, Progrcso
| Oceanla ND Naples: Cevre (Nor). Now
castle. Eng: santurce. Porto Rico.
| PENSACOLA, Sept 2o-Arrived: strt
| Lackawanna. Tampa: Lake Superior
MAnatee. Sailed Stre Lake Flanders
Ruenos Ayres; Twickenham (Br). Alex
andria. put back OFT account of machine
trouble.
PORT TAMPA Sept co-Arrived: Str.
/ Baton Rouge. Tampico; Gorreditk (Dt)
/ Havana; schr Helen Barnet Gring, Nor
| folk.
TAMPA. Fla, Sept 2o-Arrived: Str Lake
Faristelle. Mobile; schr N Belliven (Br)
/ Caibarien.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
New Haven Will Hold
Special Meeting Oct. III

A special meeting of stockholders Of
the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company viii! be held at New
Haven on October II.
Action will be taken on The pro-
posed issue Of bonds for fund
ing or refunding indebtedness, provid-
ing funds for additions on the proposed
issue Of note dcbenture certificates or
other Indebtedness, on the acquisition
Of new equipment by means of equip
ment trust or otherwise and on ~
proposition to amend the vote at the A,.-
rual meeting by extending the term
Of loan to be obtained from the United
States under Section 210 of the trans
portation act from five to not exceed
ing fifteen years.
Stockholders of record Of September
80 will be entitled to vote.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21

Ish..; InSe Strsno 2ss Sc e. BY Galveston Sept -.
Lisbon Maru IS . Cape May % Sept e. "
L1rline 2,o4o w San Francisco 8 PM
& SE s. Cape a. cSanss Amss0's seps SsDs &c. -
Manoa at l.oso " san Francisco RM Sept le.
Ms.,ss MMs,span q, ~ southpsss Sept ~
| M::;er County 127 S Hatteras Sept ls
Mi.,!nocket 9 y Jupiter Sept 10
Morsanza lat ). - \. lon lon rs - Il " SEP. SEP. iS -.
| Munalres ss3 NE Delaware Breakwater
Sept 10.
Muninaiea Mun.oaie >. - sSl NE Tampico Sep. -
Naugus 400 y San Salvador Sept ls
Eeptune 2s3 y Frontera Sept ls
ssn To os 80 sw ass;9;ls asfsess Sep, Sep, g;
Norman Bridge 40 NE Hatteras Sept 20.
! 0Opeanan 0tssr A. ,,: rs Amoroee Sept 10.
Sept 20 ~ '"
PPas,orres $40 s Scotland Sept 1s.
Paui H. Harwood 352 NE Jupiter Sept 10.
fearl shel! 2..22 w San Francisco 8 Pm
Pss' 1ssns 3sd,A s's 81 SuPss ess. asa
Pr proe,or Se las 80 90 N: lon 7417 W, Sep, 20.
Quaker City 500 E Cape Henry SEP, 20.
9ui,,acas 2so Sc Key vast Sept Il.
sSan! 80 80 sso5snd TsmR'fe rv SEPT sept g.
Robert II Thompson i 2os Jupise2 " neP' SEP, eI 1s
Rushvliie asi scotland ti p' ~ SEP, 10
NJ Spaulding 1871 n Jupiter sept 10.
ssIem ssI,r,. ceSnsy - ESE Pr. Lobos Sept 1s
San Mateo 2is N Port Lmon Sept 10.
San Pablo s57 Nantucket Sept IT,
santa Leonora lat .: :2s N. Ion ss 90 W.
santa Rosa lat so "a ". lon - 4: W
|
Shenandoah ~ Ne Port Lobes sept 10.
Standard 90 Jupiter Sept 10.
sunbesr as sabine bin ss,usep Bar sept sss' -. 10
10 "a sspa sans nsy k.y ss?t sdDt l9
sylvan Arrow a.o2A w San Francisco 8
Tampa 'in, Ia, Is 81 90 N. Ion :, 4, w Sept 10.
Tanamo rt 3os Hatteras Sept ~.
! Tiwerton pd Nantucke, Shoals AM
Trimoun,atn 74o W Sand Key Sept 10.
Turkistan lat 81 Is ". lon II az W Sept 10
Esoka Ist . 2. lon IS IS ssRs y S. Sep, 90
Eenezuela 2Se W San Fran PM Sept 1s
ID s na.'sss' ,s Sep. AZ e. Sept 90
W W ? r Keens i sW Hat,oras SEPT sept 70. ssos
" steea ' as IS E rampiso s1woy ssps soet 1g; !,
w M Irish lo2 Sc Brunswick Nv seot 10
West est. .1nsskip a'71a W San Francisco PM
West Isom 3.1s3 w Seattle 3 PM Son, -
west est 1es'up 25ol W Cape Flattery PM
West Lashaway lat SO II n, lon 81 IL w
Sept 10. - " W 10
West West Mount 145 Sc Fenwlck Is Sept %
MMest Niger l.ls7 w San Fran PM Sent "a
West West Iotana rs SsW Hatteras Sept 20.
Sept 10. Az ioii o. ~ "
Western WWss,ernes Isl ssE Sandy Hook Sept 10.
H', WIn Warden l47 SW Hatteras Sent "a
IN " m rage 2le Cape Henry Sept 20 80
zacano zMynpocnee aes ga &c Nantucket LV Sept 10.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close at tho Gen.
sral PogtoHtoe and City Hall Postof5ice
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia, siam
French Indo-China and Netherlands Ia at
indies. via Seattle steamship Hawaii Maru,
September a3.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, steamship
Wiihelmna. Septemb bar "a
japan. Corea and China (speciallv a.
dressed only). via Seattle, Bteamship vi
bridge. September IS. ~
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China. s,bsr,a
Slam. French Indo China and Netherlands
East Indies, VIA San Francisco. eteamahin
Nile. September 27.
Fill Islands. Australia and New zealand
via Victoria and Vancouver d {, ntaam
ship Tahiti. September 80
Hawaii: Guam and Philippine 1slanda.
VIA San Francieco. steamship Great North
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21

WASHINGTON Sent oO-Arn,v ~,
~ VI
osrs AsSueo To-Day Iollo":
Honorably DISCHARGED
w. .,
Iyan, "a IL; r. f. =: NJ; T.;
nammona' MAJOR -. ~. I, g. a
ood. "a y. ). g., Z: ~ (.
naFldson, Capt. II: {, A. &
namoy capt. A NJ. Eng
Aven. I'd L. v" r. jr,, air service.
Tracy. I'd It. S. l.. inf
Brockman. Capt. A, O. NJ. G.
Sprague' CAPT W. r., c, A, C.
Doyle Capt. T. w, L. 3. A.
rhillips Phillips Capt; "a fl F.. F A.,
Forshay. 1t. II. j.. Air Service.
Hoover. Capt. w, c.. q. NJ. &.
krench. Major F: D.. Q. n. {.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
To Boycott Chilean Ships
Peruvian Workers at Callao Re.
fuse TO Load Vessels

"A Peruvian plan to boycott vessels
flying the Chilean flag is reported in a
cable message from Lima TO La Prensa
According to this the attitude of the
workers of the neighboying port of
Callao against the commercial relations
between Peru and Chile is becoming
more markedly antagonstic.
The workers have now refused to
load Peruvian products destined for
Chilean ports. and the Association OF
Maritime Employees OF Callao has re-
solved to boycott Chilean vessels. The
longshoremen have also decided not
to load or discharge the cargoes OF
these vessels Two steamers are laid
up as a result
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
Army Commissions

from TAe Trabumc's Washsnotom BuveoI
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-New Yori
and New Jersey men commissioned 70
day by the Wax Department follow:
Judge Advocate Generals Department
Mator-Brennan, r. IL. Utica. n: Y.
T.. 4sI Eighth Avenue. Ne~ York o..
QuarteFmaster Corps
Captans-Kraus, c. A. Schenectady
Y; Nelson. J. A. Port and Zone Tram
portation Ofilce, Pier 4. Hoboken: Pet,.
n. S.. Seventh Avenue and Mort
Rec. ONCE. 4sl Eighth Avenue. N.>
First eutenants-Partr!ese. H. r.. MID.
81. Marks Place. New Brighton. s. /,
Medical Administrative Corps
Captain-Thomas. F., Camp DIX.
Corps Of Engineers
captains-tandsrsn: tans Ss Ii 1873 Le1instoH
Camp Dix.
Chemical Warfare Service
Proving Ground, Lakehurss. ny.
n"s naEA's' An
versity Club CliHslde, n. J.
FIRST Lieutena ant-Moyer, c. g.. headauaE-
ters I'd Corps Area, Governors Island
Signal Corps
Captain-Bowman. T. D., Camp Alfred
Vail.
Second Observation-Disclosures. H G., Camp
Alfred Vail.
Air Service
Captain-Allen. T. w. Mitchell Field.
Second Lieutenant-Riley. w. e.. 81 West
Twelfth Street. New York City.
Cavalry
First ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s., "a Irvins
Place New York city.
Infantry
MaJor-Ray, w L.. 1884 Amsterdam Ave-
nue., New York City.
First Leutenants-Eliot.A A. ", I44 East
End Avenue, New York City; Qugley,
E. H.. Fort Jay; Rubinsteip. d. H.
Camp Dix; Tabscott, Z. E.. Camp Dix.
Second Observation-Disclosures. e. c..
Camp Dix; Pendleton, H. Al, Aubu! n,
y. Y; Pierson. A., 1893 Lincoln Place,
Place. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
Berlin Deeply Worried
Over Financial Outlook
gpso4ar cab.e TO The Tribune
Copyright. 1890. New York Tribune :,

'opyYfght. 1870 Now York Tribune Inc.
BERLIN, Sept. 20.--Alarm on tho
part Of the public over the slump In
the value Of the mark continues, but
German high finance is more perturbed
about the country's general financial
condition.
An article In the Paris Temps,
wherein hopes were expressed that
Germany soon might be in o position
70 make e big payment on the war in
demnity, caused mild amusement here
to-day
Attaches of the Ministry OF Finance
say that the. Versailles treaty gave
Germany no choice but 70 follow light.
hsartedly the path to hankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
Fire i'm White Sox Park

CHICAGO. Sept. 2o-The third Are
in two days at the Chicago White Sex
baseball park last night did damage
estimated ut $1,000 to the left feld
bleachers. Club officials declared that
they believed the latest Are was duo to
cigar or cigarette butt. Both the
tinRuished,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
Norway Buy;ag Rritisl, Shsus

a s''dence of the large number OF
sh syit;slh contracts being secured by
- ~. sh'pyards is the statement in
sin sisss,ah papers that eighty-four
W owners IN Norway have placed 1871
sss, ss .a ealing for the delivery Of sse,-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures fYum New York

Tavra--S 8 Portsmouth,,
S Tosto.
La Plata--S 8 Eestris
Iiverpool-S s Barbadian
Southanpton-S 8 MauretanIa.
Nontreal--S S Anthony.
Arrivale from New York
Neufahrwssser-S g Gothland.
Barcelona--S 8 Juliana
Rotterdan-S 8 Noordam
Mayeei illes-S Providence.
Naptes-S 8 Kalyt Maru.
Perim-S s Bloemfortein.
Algiers-@S S Cold Harhor.
Antwerp-S 8 Lepanto.
Southampton--S lmperatoY.
Colon bo--S s Dardanus.
Montreal-S s Haliartua
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
ameriean Vessels Transferred

,..a,;y .~.a;sy-seven aa American vessels, ag-
ssauhg 22,248 tons, were Transferred
p,., .'se;gn registry during August.
w.. 1"a other sources than construction
H. H. vssse! Of $40 tons was admitted d
american registry under the act Of
,psheer 7. 1918, and one cf &" =
"Ie Uaeer the &C. e. tn-.a. .a,,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
City Buys Ghipyard Plant

The liberty sbipysrd plant In WI
nsington. ". C., has been bought by that
city for S37 500. The yard was used
10 bnild vessels for the government
during the war and will DO used as O
municipal deck.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
BUYERS Coming

ST. LOUIS-Stix Baer q Fuller D. G. CO
Miss c. Hamm, basement coats an
suits; l1o7 Broadway: expected Septem
ber %.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
Navy Orders

FROM The Trsbene's Washington Bsreas
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-Navy or
iers issued to-day follow:
Belcher. Ems. C. H.. 70 Y. s. 8, Pennsyl.
yania.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Note-The above figures are standard
'Ime and not New York state time.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21
ARMY Orders

From The Trtbune's Washington Bureon
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-Army Of
ders issued to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-21

*s| g.s.t ~ 49, ; ~ -4ts a, =.
Evening star., 1920-04-21

clerk of the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Young has been in the consular
service for a number of years, and
was in Serbia in 1917 during the Ger
man drive. and was the American
representative at Fiume at the time
the United States severed relations
with Austria. Since that time he has
heen connected with the State Depart
ment here.
The commissioner of pensions and
Mrs. Gaylord Miller Saltzgaber enter
tained Mt dinner last evening at the
Evening star., 1920-04-21

Solid Oak Dresser, natural finish,
$z4yOO.
Solid Oak Chiffonier, natural fin
ish, $z4.OO.
4 Chartered Oak Chiffoniers, hand
rub finish, $3.50.
2 CHARTERED Oak Dressers, fine
handrub finish, 5000.
2 Fine CHARTERED Oak Dressers,
handrub finish, $3.50.
| Fine Chiffonier to match, $3.50.
l Walnut Dresser, $3.50.
Walnut Toilet Table to match,
$4,000.
Fine Mahogany Chiffonier, wood
back, $1,000.
2 Mahogany Finish Chifoniers,
wood back, $3.50.
3Odd Mahogany Chiffoners, $1,000.
2Odd Mahogany Chifoniers, $3.50.
Odd Mahogany Dresser. $47.5O. !.
Odd Chifforobe to match, $500.
Mahogany Chiffonier, wood back,
$4,000.
Evening star., 1920-04-21

among the out-of town guests here
for the wedding.
The bridegroom of today Is the son
of the late James Rankin Young. who
was former representative in Con-
gress from Philadelphia. and prior to
that time was newspaper corre-
spondent here and was one Of the
founders Of the Gridiron Club. On the
maternal side he Is the fifth genera
tion Of the Barclay family. born in
what is now the city Of Washington,
and he is the grandson of John NJ.
Barclay. for thirty years journal
Evening star., 1920-04-21

Hotel Harrington. former Assistant
Secretary of the Interior Lewis C..
Laylin and Mrs. Laylin Of Columbus,
Ohio. Mrs FIJI Lewis of Bristol. Va:
Mrs. D. C. Jackson of Lynchburg, Va,
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Stine of Wash
Evening star., 1920-04-21

l Fine Walnut Chifforobe, $l15.OO.
Fine 3-piece Royal Bedroom Suite,
consisting of toilet table and / pair
of twin beds, $318.OO.
2 Fine Mahogany Dressers, $1,000.
2 Fine Mahogany Chifforobes to
match, $o6.5O.
3-piece Windsor Bedroom Suite,
dull mahogany finish, suite consisting
of dresser, toilet table and full size
bed, $4,000.
One Fine Old Ivory Bedroom Suite,
consisting of large dresser, chiffonier
and full size bed, $z25.OO.
2 Odd Decorated Ivory !Chifoniers,
$1,000.
l Pair Twin Beds to match, $3.50.
l Full Size Bed to match, $3.50.
Large Ivory Dresser, Hepplewhite
design, $o1.5O.
Toilet Table to match, $3.50.
Ivory Chiffonier, $z6.50.
Fine Ivory Chifforobe, $94.5O.
Ivory Dresser, $3l.OO.
Evening star., 1920-04-21
Society

~ HE Secretary Of State Mr..
Bainbridge Colby. has been
joined by Mrs. Colby and
their younger daughter. at
their home on X street, and
Miss Colby, their elder daughter. will
join them later this week.
The ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier Will be the
guests of honor at a dinner party, to
be given tonight by Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. George Barnett, at the marine
barracks.
Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock enter
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Mattings of Every Description
Fiber Mating Runners, "a, 30 and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
TERRIBLE
MOTORMAN
BATTLES
DAVIS

Johnny Mccarthy. tho terrible
motorman from san Francisco. will
defend his Coast welterwelght crown
tonight. when no performs at the
local Arena with Travlc Davis the
hard-hitting boy from Everett
This Ia the second crack Davis
viii have Mt the title. Trayie won
tho crown from Jake Abel over In
Tacoma few months ago. only 10
lose IL TO Billy Wright. and now tho
title has shifted back to Mccarthy.
Mccarthy Is going better than
ever. lie II ono OF the real veterans
OF the ring game. and has the repu-
tation OF never having been knocked
off Of his feet. Tho veteran has lost
none OF tho punching power that has
made him one OF tho biggest drawing
cards on tho Coast. The champion
is slight favorite 10 win.
Davis IN no SLOUGH, when II comes
20 putting steam behind his punches.
az he has fought hero often enough
for the fans 10 know that
The main event tonight looks like
an old fashioned smuggling bee. with
plenty Of clever stuff mixed In to
make II a real fight. A corps OF Ev-
crctt fans that usually comes down
TO watch Davis battle. In expected
20 attend the flstic festivities at the
Arena tonight
Val sontag. the butcher battlcr.
WHO has a fine chance Of boxing
Mike o'Dowd hero soon IL he makes
a good showing tonight. will be out
to cop Army weich. the Brcmcrton
middIewelght. in the semi.windup.
WEIGH has been billed TO box here
several umeal but this will be his
first showing in the local ring.
welch has the goods. according 20
Young Hector. the Br-mertou heavy.
weight. who has worked out with
WEIGH several times In III, navy
yard city. Sontag Ia in swell condi.
ton right now and the dope says
he should win unless WEIGH Is n 10,
better than expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
FOUR MELEES BILLED
FOR STAR LEAGUE

-Four fast games Will DO staged
Sunday In tho Star Junior diamond
league The feature game OF the
day will be the Tailored Ready.
Ttainier Heights game n, Columbia
field.
Another fast game win bs played
at Woodland park Sunday after
noon between tho INTERPLAY Juniors
and the Shamrock club. The Sham.
rock club should be able 10 cop the
game, az they have IA classy junior
team. The Ballard Beavers. lead.
ers in that section. had n tough
time beating the Shamrock bunch.
having TO 70 ~ innings and finally
winning by a3.z count Mullen or
Muiey will probably start the game
for the Shamrock club. Burke H.
playing n star game AT right field
clouting out two circuit hits In last
Sundays game. Bob and Bill Bon
netts are filling up the hole In sec.
ond and short IN great fashion.
Sullivan In doing the receiving for
the team. The game will decide
third place in League No. I.
Another game will be ftngef on
Columbia field when the Columbia
slickers take on the Spartan Ath-
letic club.
The strong Madison Park team
will take on the Cavalier club at
Washington field. In their contest
Sunday. Jaycox will probably star,
for the park boys. The Cavalier
club lost the services Of Bob Thor
burn, when he was released 70 the