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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-11
Francya a Watykan.

1LOd OCPuIO"duySH
uchwaliia pred niewielu dniami
= wznowie j nawiazae stosunki
dyplomatyczne z Watykanem.
Polecenie W tym kierunku i SEN
sic wystosowsno do rzsdu Repu-
bliki. Uchwase umotywowano. -
jak nastepuje: w wojnie swiato-
wei katolicy francuscy zassuzyli
sic i odznaczyli swietnie po-
mad pochwasy: ich lojalnosc, pa
tryotyzm i dzielnose, ich goto-
wose do wszelkich dla ojczyzny
francuskiej ofiar przyswiecafy
p~rzykiadem reszcie narodu. Ia
kiez same pierwszorzedne cnoty
i zalety wykazai katolicki ker
francuski, ktorego poswiecenie
sic ola sprawy narodowej W CA
sic wojny nierzadko siegaso maj
wznioslejszych WYNN najczyst-
szego bohaterstwa. Take wzono-
we, take podnioese zachowanic
sic katolikow i ich duchowieh-
.
silva W wojnie - W najciezszej
narodu potrzebie - przekonaio
sfery sternicze Republiki, IL ME
naiezy tax wielkiej a tax zosluzo-
nej - talk ofiarnej czeSci narodu
uposledzac - ME nalezy trak-
towac jej wrogo, a tenn mniej ME
obrazac jej uezut religijnych, -
tych, z ktorych ia wiaSnie grupa
narodu czerpaAa sile i natchnie-
ME dobre do owychze dziei, jakich
W wojnie dokazali katolicy. Me
chat przeszaos6 W zapemnienie
pojdzie - powiedziano, a PREY
szNoSc niechaj bed1ie Pojedna-
MEM, .porozumieniem, zjedHocze-
riem W piracy wsp6lnej dla dobra
narodu i kraju. Otto byl motyw
- motyw esczuc, jake
zapanowaly W prawodawczem
najwyzszem Republiki Fran
cuskiej, OTTO = co pozyskalo wszy
stkich do gSosowania ma rzecz O.
uchwafy. Rozumna po-
lityka, zdrowa racya stanu / je-
sprawiedliwy sposob odno-
szenia sic do wszystkieh warstw
narodu - wywoiaiy owo Posta-
nowienie zblizenia sic powrotne-
go do Kosciola Katolickiego / je-
go Stolicy.
Pozatem poro2umienie-dobrej
wolf pesne umozliwi wyrownanie
interesow ku ob~opolnemu zado-
woleniu: Rad Francyi zachowu-
je W mocy postanowienia o kon-
gregacyach, rozdziai KoScioia Cd
panstwa utrzymany jest, jsk da-
wniej, a tylko do rozdzia&u tego
wprowadzono wyrozumienie -
tolerancye, a tyfko prawa owe
ME beda bezprawiem, ME beda
moustruowane Przez tendencye
zaciekle wroga, jakiej lie Francyi
siuzacy wykonawcy wladzy i
praw stawali sic interpretatorami
przekretnymi.
Oczywista TAXI zwrot w polity-
&c francuskiego rz9du jest hiemisy
nadzwyczainie rozmaitym anty-
klerykasom, skrajnym socyalistom
francuskim, radykaiom roznych
odcieni ftp. zbieraninie: juz tez
.prasa tych odcieni wznowiia wrza
ski O tenn, re Rad Francyi poszedi
w s,u1be - czy W hiewole nawet
do kleru, re pojeehaT do Kanossy,
re ,,bedzie klechom wode nosii'...
Ale umiarkowana wiekszosc -
roztropna j rozsadna ia jest
zadowolona i ia t&umaczy zwrot
dokonany tylko racyonalnie
ME przessdza go nj W te, nj W o.
wa strone, by ME draznic niepo-
trzebnie nikogo, a porozumienia
swiezego i co dopiero nawiaza-
nego ME rozluzniac wszczyna-
MEM pretensyi i podniecaniem
podejrzei. Ami katolicy ME
chca opanowae rzadu i z~awiadnae
MIN. ami tez wszyscy inni ME po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-11
z Text Redakcyjnej

ME jedna re stolic swiatowej po-
lityki, a Watykan jest czynni-
klein, grajacym role pierwszorze-
dina W Rzymie - to wcale ME
tylko W sprawach natury religij-
mel. Daio sic to uderzajaco Wi
dziec i odczuc w ozasie wielkiej
wojny. kiedy to W Rzymie odby-
waly sic istne wyscigi o fawory
waoskie, a rozgrywaly sic, tam
rzeezy, ktorych obrot zawazyl
~riezawodnie decydujaco ma 10
sach konfliktu Swiatowego. Wow
czas Watykanu opinia i pollty-
ka wazyia wiele i zle to bySo bar
do, re CLOS W Watykanie i re-
prezentacye miaiy Niemcy, a ME
miaia ich Francya... Dalo sic
to SLIME we znakl ca{eJ polltyce
alianckiej i spowodowalo ME ma
10 ksopotu i troski - Francyi.
Ma przysziosc chca rzeczy takich
unikna6. Dzis 0 konkordat Z Wa
tykanem - o wspoidziafanie Z
MIN j najlepsze stosunki staraja
sic panstwa wszystkie, ostatnlo
~starania takie wszczeiy Bulga--
rya, Grecya i Rumunia inne wig
ksze pahstwa Cd dawna maj9
swoich przedstawicieli ma waty-
kanskim divorce. Jedna Francya
byia dotad ma boku z wlasnej
wolf i why. Me moze to bye ma
dal - zrozumiano n~areszcie: ME
moze - ola dobra samej Francyi
przedewszystkiem.
w Izbie Deputowanych W
czasie znamiennej wysoce dysku-
syi w kwestyi omawianej X. Le-
mire, przemawiajac "a nawiaza-
MEM stosunkow dyplomatycz-
nych z Watykanem, wyrazil sic w
tie siowa, doskonale streszczajace
sprawe i poglad ma MIA wSascl--
wy: ME trzeba wan bedzie po'
swiecac niczego z waSzych po-
ice i idei! DIS, gdy NOVA o
zblizeniach miedzynarodowych
braterstwie ludlow, jake moze-
Gle trwac w nieprzyjazni z lu-
dem katolickim, jeSi w was til
iskra uczuc powszechno = ludz-
kich, jake mozecie podtrzymy-
wac wrogie usposobienie wzgle-
dem Watykanu; ~jeSliScie ME hi
pokrytami, gdy mowicie o idei IL
trwalenia pokoju miedzy h0dzmi
- musicie konsekwencya rzeczy
nieunikniona zgodzic sic z gSo-
sem tych, ktorzy zadaja zblizenia
i pojednania sic z Rzymem ka-
tolickim!"
Clos ten zwyciezy7, przekonal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
Public Markets

CORNER
stau ~. Whole salmon ~ IN 10 ms !.
see. fresh maeA~Fei hs a&c stalls
use PIKE st. veal roast i've n (.
lamb shoulder. teNe n stall les fresh
peanut butter. ite n. ne sugar. .sr
st.n ~ nee sausrkFaa,. ise At. az.
tkei rev diii pickles. foe lee STAN.
lisa medium sised prunes. ns $780,
s.rs pail peanut butter, csc stall ne.
veal eatisss $50 n, pot roast, isHe n.
stall !. iscai bacon. Ia N home rsn-
dsfea lard. - y samgsr sausage sse
~. club saasass ser ~.
ECONOMY
esAii 90 aec coffee ! ms 81 -. ne
iise. "a ths tae ne standard coffee
zoe stall SIC. .se esn pineapple. see
Arsnsurs salad Oft. isss eAi ffesh
heminr. tke at htsti "a ffesh Whole
salmon. soc each homeless salmon. zee
n fresh hsrrln9. Toe N, stalls - 3.
iih-f'r sieaA aaa sausage. : Ms ~ rot
roast, fsse ~ boiling hesf. isSe N
s,sii. sf.fs Tn can ~ ! n coffee.
tisei ace pure easss. mn Sc STALL
81 best peanut butter. Use N ieiiisa
ara Jams soe N. stat 81. beet Amer.
lea" can" sas", r.. ,,s' ne s'@
wsAr a.. s.fb. sack nish riisss rs.,.
fsss best fresh roasted coffee. tks NJ.
s ms ti e. stalls sesA fresh peanut
butter. ttr n ieesi pellet sHss Gee dex
ftail -. tansY rafs tess, See N h~sf
AFAFts I've VI ~ N"hTtee7
eufnet beef Use n bacon. fkg ~ stalls
tt-t4. sesVin~ fiiss - seie. ste N. black
lass. ite n. stall ~. Yakima Gem rata.
toes o. - snek. delivered. atpie. o. ~
hes stall ISL. small can tslsbys rirs-
apple. sees strained hsnsY. sse % stall.
ss.Hs dhiFard1iita eneeaists. ste n
tIyssns ysifn~ tatei sss stc N.
rfkE PLACE
Man Sc best American care saFav .
ne ste ne see stall ~, pure fresh
rzlik. lie at stall -. tall can casnailaa
sniis. tsse stan .. Made clover but.
Ter. ste n. : ne o. 49, uiiis' eeffes.
csc n me- -. Ntaii fttf rths pia..
whsis ssinaa. .ss salh. hAilhes sssAh,
rs ssr stan fsat frh- pt. can.
pei Mente tamats sauce. ttet eeraarai
bArs, sfe n Hssti 81. crfstsi white
sap. sAes bar Wesspn sii. ts1s Gal
WE.TI-AkG
Ftafis isstf. an ear ane~fFtn shars
~rthg. itgE. pkss sssfehltKht snsfrh~s.
st~ ffsu itt. rsuAss. Tee " cAa-
sails. sae stall tss. J ne Hard rem
roand. Csc. bella eeco2s ste u, ksAtl
its. N0fk nsfmaiaa.. acc N rrerisr
Nsw yerk cheese. tsc ~. HaF1S sgaii,
pure cane ssssr. ise NJ. bars iet
white seap. ttn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Hmtih COVE tsrminai--Estr Maanan att
Eastern Leader. str Edmore. str Elk
ton. str Eastern sword.
Pier ig-u, 4 Rush
Smith Cove terrnlnai--t'tr Cross Keys. str
fforaiaan Maru.
Great Northern terminai-g3tr KAtori
Maru
Pier Str Arabia Maru
Pier Str West Tester.
Pier 7Htr Victoria. str Alameda
Grand Trunk terminal--ljtr city Of Seat
tie.
Bell st. terminai--U r. n Surveyor.
Pier A--str Admiral Rodman.
Pier D--atr President
Union Pacific termlnai--atr Tiidondsrfs
Pacific Coast coal bunkers--s str Iydonia-
U. r. =. Heather
Connecticut a. tsrminai--str steel Maker.
oregon Boiler workB- Str Latoueha
Milwaukee ocean terminal--str Eastern
Mariner.
Hanford at. termlnai--str Santa Ana
Todd .drydoeks-Btr Westward ITO. str
West Mahwah.
Puget Bound Bridge q Dredging works
Ctr Patterson. hult Rainbow
Lake uuion--Hulis Abiiia, Abnobs. Abv.
dos. Addison. Alienhurst, Ahmik. An.
thon, Bayden, Bertrand. Binsamon.
Biscayie. Black Wolf. BIanford. osi,
win. BouRhton. PeKuta. Puyailup,
cabacan. Capraria, Cardia Gamma
charus, Chesterfield. ChaieIs. clnaaa'
= cinyras, Corus. Cozian. Cola, Clone.
ELISA. Electra. Endymion. Fort liar.
rison, Fort jackson, Fort Btauwix.
Fort Union. Irnufka. Leoti. Kitan.
krneE yarda---Sir Roosevelt.
SchwRger a Aettfeton.-Btr C1auseus
Heffsrnan drydoek Cordova
West Seattle olevator-~str Eastern Glen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
SHIPPERS TELL
WOES TO TEAL
Ask Him TO Help Put U. s
Marine on Its Feet

shipping men operating from seat.
tie told Joseph Teal Of Portland. who
has Just been appointed as a member
Of the shipping board. AZ a confer
enca held yesterday ~ the CHAMBER
OF Commerce. that tho American
merchant marine should maintain It's
advertised and regular routes IN
poor times as we'll as prosperous
ones n II expected to maintain Itself
in the future.
shippers pointed out that there
are throe Oriental routes served by
shipping beard vessels operated 10
oally and that the shipping board
should make decision al once
whether or not Il intends 20 put
shlrpin~ hoard vessels. operated by
private concerns on a basis where
they can compete both In service
ana rates with foreign carriers,
Witch are cutting into the business
OF Americans from tho west oostsi. 10
surprising fashion.
shippers also protested against
any policy which viii continue to as
sign shipping hoard carriers 20 san
Francisco who use them In the
tramp service to carry away Pacific
Northwest products from PuE~t
sound and Columbia river ports.
while local shippers are unable 70 SIT
the business because the shipping
board will not assign carriers.
Teal at luncheon given at
Rlanc.s cafe by the Chamber Of
Commerce. said he asked the co
operation Of Seattle business inter.
csfs and II that cooperation was no,
given. hc said he would he sorry
figure on the shipping board. and he
added; "If ! do not play fair when
have such cooperation l viii be a
stll sorrier figure"
Teal pointed out that the shipplns
board il In some respects differen,
from the interstate commerce com
mission. as the shipping beard 4
largely an administrative body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
LAST CAR OF
vALENCIAS IN
Drop in Price OF Oranges Is
Looked for

with what IL thought may be the
last car OF yaionciaa Of the season
being unioaded Friday. the prospects
for a drop In the price Of oranges
are encouraging. according 10 West
ern ave. jobbera. The reason for this
Optimistic outlook f. that with the
Valencia asnson over. navels should
begin % coms In before long. and
that means cheaper fruit
Among tho receipts Friday was an
other car of Los Angeles lettuce.
This Southern stuff seems TO be
moving fairly we'll. aitho in quality
and condition II IL far from fancy.
nut at this season OF tho year IL Ia
Hobnon's choice with buyers.
The dairy market continues firm.
Tho aaSg. are weak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
IInduStriaIS Selling
Heavy During Early
Trading at Mem York

New York stock exchange
baldwin ia off NJ SIN
General Motors iss up Vi
Itsa of =. Heading saA up
ifb.. a.
Petroleum =
o
market
United
Petroleum 1874.
off ~ Reading 100
southern Pacific itsN. Pacific aN off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
Leehey &C. Delegate
to Mining Congress

William Calvert. Jr. chairman OF
the executive committee OF the Alas.
IA bureau Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce. today announced that Attor.
ney Maurice -. Leehey has been
samed by tho executive committee
fthe bureau To represent the Cham.
Der at the American mining congress
at Denver. Nov. Is. and he Ia in.
structed 20 work for the passage OF
the resolution favorinR the gold
bonus measure now pending before
congress and known as the MeF'nd.
den bin. This measure provides for
bonus Of $40 an ounce for virgin
gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
RAILWAYS SEEK
BIC BOND ISSUE

WARRINGTON. Nov b.--The in.
terrtate commerce. commission today
received applications from the New
York. New Haven 4 Hartford rail.
road for authority 10 issue ss5 900 j.
600 ~ 8 per cent bonds; from the
New York Central for authority 10
Issue 81 900 900 Q per cent bonds. and
from the Richmond Terminal com.
pany f5.io0 900 9 per cent notes. In
each case these sums are 20 be used
as collateral security for obligations
resulting from improvements and
loans by the government during
government control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
VANDERBILT SAYS
ELECTION 0kEH
Says Business Should Be
Satisfied

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Frank A.
vanderiip today commented on the
effect OF Senator Harting's election.
IN the following statement to the
United Press:
The business community ought TO
feel deeply satisfied over tho result
Of the election. For the time being
business IL on n do~ngrnde and II
seems 20 be likely so TO continue for
the present The great tide Of gen.
eraf price levels win bs affected
much less by the election than II
With he by the total volume OF cur
rrncy and hank credits- The gen
eraI price level viii be governed by
whether we continue to initiate or
seriously undertake deflation.
There will he great need that the
new administration he governed BY
sound economic principles and that
It's course be shaped with a broad
understanding OF world affairs raih-
er than in narrow spirit which
locks only at what may 10 conceived
10 be our domestic concerns In
commerce we already have vast
number Of changing alliances. The
whole world Is an intricate network
Of nter-reIationships II il irnpossi-
BILE for us to determine the conduct
OF our affairs 80 as to avert the ef.
feet OF those relationships Rather
than avoid. we need wide under
standing Of them.
''Eovernment extravarnnce Erasps
~ the threat of Industrial develop
ment- Ample capital for Industrial
purposes win not be available until
We have a marked reduction in gov
eminent expenditure and less Of our
savings are absorbed in taxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
GRAIN MARKET
GOING UPWARD
Takes New Turn With
Trading Brisk

CHICAGO. Nov. s-~Grain quota
ttons were higher on the Chicago
Hoard OF Trade to-day, after WAX
opening Later trading was brisk on
a good demand in the face % lack %
offerings and light receipts. wheat
Was under pressure al the start, but
made good recovery later. gain
Ing from tc 20 Sc Corn and oats
were higher on good commission
house buying.
Provisions were nominal
December wheat opened At fies.
down IAe. and later gained I've.
March wheat was eff ! Nc at the
opening at ti92. but later advanced
ave
December corn orsned At save. off
nc. aud later was up ! &c. May corn
opened unchanged at sSe and later
advanced Mc.
December oats opened unchanged
at 55ne and later gained se. May
oats opened down Ae at tsssc and
later y as up Nc.
CHICAGO. Nov. Cash wheat
No I hard ~ 0sI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

Public Hearing on Proposed
Improvement Begun at
Chamber OF Commerce

Representatives of the Chamber Of
Cnmmcrce. the commercial water.
way district. the port commission.
and interested parties were 90 be IN
attendance at the public hearing
scheduled TO open At +. y. IN. Friday
tn the Chamber Of Commerce aSsctn.
hsv rom on the question OF the
necessity Of widening or deepening.
or both widening and deepening. the
pusamish waterway.
Colonel Edward N. Schulz. 81 the
engineer corps Of the army. stated
prior 10 the hearings opening that
the department wished TO know the
amount OF appropriations made by
the government and the money cx-
pended hy Seattle In improvements
81 the harhor and waterway. 4 brief
was 20 be filed showing that the
appropriation by IN Eovernmeat two
years ago OF $4,000 was tho firN,
money appropriated by tho govern
ment In the aid OF any improvement
of Seattle's hgrhor.
the state OF Washington arrropri.
assd about 400 acrcs for the east and
west right OF wav and Il has cost
more than $4,000. goo 70 dredEe these
waterways. this sum having been
paid by the tide land owners
Commercial waterway district No.
I. known as tho puwamish. has cost
IN excess Of 100000. and all this
has teen paid for by the people Of
she South End. except about ssSo.ooo
appropriated by the city and county.
making the total In excess 81 $4,000.
600 that has been expended by local
agencies In building thes. two water.
ways. The government has matched
this expenditure OF $4,000. 900 BY an
Appropriation Of $4,000.
Representing tho chamber are
John II. Shorrct;. r. r. Weeks. =.
w. Graham. Eric johnson. Judge
Thomas Burke and w. J. Wiley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
World Sunday School
Delegates on Liner

In addition 10 the contingent Of
Polish war orphans that arrived In
Seattle on the ~. Y. X. liner. Katori
Maru. Thursday. was a party Of dele
gates from the worlds Sunday school
conference held nj Tokyo In the
early part OF October. There were
1i2 in the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
HOLSTEIN COW
BEATS RECORDS

Carnaiion SeKfs Prospect. cham.
pion Hols,sin COW. owned by the
carnaiion Stock Farms. near Kent.
has shattered all worlds records for
milk production. She gave aa.sgs
pounds OF milk In ais days. according
10 the official figures.
II Carnation segit Prospect con.
hnues TO give milk the rest Of the
year at her present rate. she win
Will top the former world record OF
a California COW by s.uo pounds.
She produces her weight In milk.
1850 pounds--cvcry ~ days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
PRICES BOUND
TO GO LOWER

Continuation Of the downward re
yssion Of prices as the natural ant
inevitable corrective. Of unstable con.
ditions is the factor dominating the
general business outlook. according
to the National Bank Of Commerce
In New York
The bank finds that tho period OF
excessive buying and Of rising prices
has definitely ended. and states that
business must SO forward on a low.
sr levsi.
While q more normal basis Of op-
Grafton Ia being worked out. the com.
ment states the banks ar. amply
prepared to take care II the large
volume OF credit required
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
PRODUCTION OF
LUMBER DROPS

During tho last week Of October
Tn.tTo.oss feet Of lumber WAS pro
dueed by Washington and Oregon
mills, n. n. Allen. secretary manager
% the Northwest Lumbctm~n's asso-
citation. said today. Production was
20 per cent below normal Ship.
ments arc close 10 production fiE.
ures.
Sustaining tho market arr two fac
tors--buying by railroads and orders
from California, Allen said. The rail.
road demand II failing on. but the
California market IL stronger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
Huge Repair Bill on
Japan-Built Vessels

In Seattle Hhlpyards alone. the
United States has been compelled to
spend more than si.72o. 900 to rspair
ships built for America during the
war by Japan. according TO figures
made public here today.
When the work now In sight Il
completed % Japan.built ships will
have been repaired and remodslcd in
Seattle yards at a cost ranging from
t34.i54 to ti3s.22o per ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

naiboa sailed November {. str Ore.
wontnn for SEATTLE Via ports
Honolulu Afrifsa November .. Hrhr
Alice Cooke from BriHnsham.
San Pedro SAILED November a. SIR
Steel Ranger for Seattle via San F-ran.
eisco. Portland and Vancouver. "a g
San F-raueisro--A Arrived November s.
atr Alaska from Seattle. Raiisd sovsu-
tsf q Str Admiral aehres Cor Seattle
via Vancouver. y. g.. and Bsiilushsm
afr Horace \. BAXTER for SEATTLE az !
.. m su Admiral sehIsy for seattle al
D. m
astofta--krrfved November 4. Str pat
las from Seattle via Everett and Ia
coma.
Port Townssnd--rasssf IN November 8
STR H. -. LoveJoy for Seattle at 1850
q m.
Eagle Hsrbor--Asrrivei November 4.
Str Anyor from Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
Weather Bureau Report

TAToCSH BLAND. Nov. So NJ
Rising barometer. clear: wind east. fG
miles an hour Passed outs Str Queen
during the night
November S--if;zo A. M.--ciear: wind
east, Is miles an hour. Passed in, Str
President At 1880 A. m r. M-rfear.
wind west. Is miles an hour. Passed
out; Str Lyman Stewart at z.fs D. m.
Outside. bound In a two maHfed steam.
er. $40 r. M.--Passed in. A two-rnaa,ed
shipping board steamer, yellow stack.
black top, at $40 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
Discharges Freight
Here From Orient

The shipping board steamer Deuel..
operated by struthers & Dixon. II
unloading local freight from the ORR.
ent NJ the east waterway dock. From
Seattle the Deuel. will shift to Van.
couver. -. G.. and then will return
70 this port on her way back to the
Far East She is commanded by
Capt -. Ketehmar.
The steamship Claussus. Green
Star line, will leave for the United
Kingdom upon completing her load
OF railroad tics some time Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
He Asks 1000 for
Injuries to Youth

Trial Of the suit Of Terry Rayner.
by his father. Georgs r. Rayner, ~
guardian sd Item. 30 recover $4,000
for Injuries alleged 10 have been M
ficted when Charles y. and Adrian
IS. Thompson. driving an automobiias
coliidsd with the boy while he was
riding "a bicycle. was begun In judge
John +. Jurey's court Friday.
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NEW YORK. Nov t~-Fnfstxn ssrhsrse
opensd loser Sterling. tftf&. up Aei
francs. sefe. off ceutiuaes. lire. s&tn.
off 4 eensins@s. marts t3sr. err I zen.
stsnss Canadian eoiiarN se.s2e. un-
changed.
f.trr dropped 70 q n~- low fer shs year
ard sterling vas set back to taf1s In
Aftsruoon trading
Tn. ntsrhst eie~ei s-~r Hssriiss,
ftss~. eff ise. frsara. s.e9e. eff een-
slfnas. isrs. Isle. off sentsmss. narks.
Isle. Oft rsatImss. Csnzdlsn dotiAra.
zee. EFT .tse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
Wilson Rescinds
Lever Food Law

WARRINGTON. Nov. b.--Prcsi
dent Wilson In a proclamation yes.
tsrday rencinded the provisions Of tho
Lever food control law requiring n.
oenscs for importing. manufacturing
and storing and distributing sugar.
effective November rs.
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Tug Rushes to Aid
Ship in Distress

NEW YORK. Nov. a.-u. y.
shipping board TUG Bustsrfieif re.
ported via wireless she was leaving
Bermuda to assist the steamer
fraser, which WINS calling for help
last night 10 omiies east Of Sayan-
nah. The Braser's engsnes are dis
ablcd
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

TakeuchI. KamekichA Zoe. Ycsler
way. girl.
twin girls.
Smith. ReynoId. 1918 Madison st..
girl
Carrigan. Alex C.. 1885 Bagiey ave.
girl.
Wick, Louis o.. 1871 W. 5ath. hoy.
Irwin. Hutton r.. $3.50 Densmore.
boy
Stunbocie. Hans. lilo Pearl st, girl.
Jorgensen. Emit. 1897 18th ave. s..
girl.
Heinrich. b. r.. 1918 Warren ave.
girl.
Puiiin. Royal r.. skagway. Alaska
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Arrivals and Departures

November 5-str City Of Seattle from
sontheastern Alaskan ports at 5sa0 a. m.
November str Eastern Mariner from
Manila via ports aud Vancouver, ~. c.,
at .. m. str President from aan Pedro
via San Franciseo and Victoria, u. C..
at 1918 p. M. Y. q. l.. u. 4. Heather
from sea duty at ass D. m.
sailed
November Str Alameda for aouth.
western via southeastern Alaskan ports
At "A. m. str Deuel. for Vancouver. Is.
G., at a. m.
November fatr Ketohtkan for South.
western via Southeastern Alaskan ports
and Com0x, -. G.. at s;4s D. M, str
Lyman Stewart for Port Han Luis, Uni
max and Tanginak for Tacoma.