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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-21
WAsHlNGToN's FAITH

{ Is ~ Z.
Tomorrow, February 22, will be
the ahnirersary@ Of the birth OF
George Washington, who passed
away at Mount Vernon one hundred
and twenty years ago, aged 81 years
At each anniversary Of the birth
Of the great Virginian his pictures
are displayed in windows, especially
in his native state, while prints APP
pear in many periodicals.
i One which has recently appeared
In papers represents the illustrious
chieftain in secluded spot in for
rest. with naught save mis- horse
He is on his knees beseeching heaven
t6 aid our forefathers in the war for
independence.
=. Books have been written on
sGeorgs Washington as Soldier
others on washington the Man and
the Mason" soma on Washington
as a Statesmen, "etc., all of which
we read with pleasure, but we never
saw one entitled, washington, the
Man of Faith.' That he was a man
of faith, however, is well-kncwn.
Washington flourished at a time
when the world was full of atheism
rationalism, etca, The soothing Of
Frederick the Great had left it's i'm
preston upon Germany, and the
French Revolutionists had attempted
to crowd the Creator out of the uni
verse. French ideas had crossed
the brcad. Atlantic rand been eagerly
swallawSeas. ;%.Amany :, Americans.
Benjamin Franklin, Tom Paine an
others of Revolutionary fame, d.
not believe in Revelation. Washing
ton did. and during. the seven years
war he never forgot to offer his
thanks to Deity and to pray for vic.
tory for American arms.
We live in the day o. Bolshevists,
who like the French revclutionists,
believed God should be expelled from
the world. This is a prominent
plank in the platform of these
modern outlaws.
In our social gatherings on Mon
day in commemoration of the birth,
Of George Washington let US not for
get his faith as well as his patrio-
tism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-21
8 writer il 4 Bal imore paper

A writer in a Bal tlmore paper
50 says, sfif Mr.. Wheeler's contention
IS upheld BY the Supreme Court Of
The United States, 4 It E viii Sc conssi
tutionally possible for $50 members
Of Congress, &c less than a majority
81 both houses, and less than 5000
members OF So State Legislatures,
To- do these things:sa IL.
HAbolish a republican form govern
!ment. 55.
Establish heredity monarchy.
abolish & the Supreme Court.
.eTake away from the several
States the right to levy, taxes. 3 E,
s prohibit the ! exercise ] of the
Christian religions III! ss'
Confiscate all money in the banks
etRepudiate the national debt.
,"All these revolutionary changes,
destroying the American system Of
government, can be brought about
by less than 5000 men, in spite Of
the protest of all other citizens OF
the United States, and the Supreme
Court will be powerless to hold that
such amendments are void, even
though, as is clearly the case VITA
the Eighteenth Amendment, they
are in direct conflict with the exist:
ing Constitution"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-21
WINTER OF 1s1s-1s2o

The present severe winter is far
advanced. But little over a week
is left of February. and within e
few DAYS we will have entered
blustry March.
While the Weather Bureau las!
night predicted snow or rain fo1
this section, and the northeast WINK
and cloudy conditions this morning
seemed to bring falling weather
some Delawareans prefer to believe
winter is over.
s'Winter is over and it is going t.
be spring from now on" is the
weather prophesy made by "Unclc
Tom" Steele, of Georgetown, Del.
who has no tailed in weather pred:c-
tons for over forty years. He az
vises the farmers to begin plowin:.
and to order their seeds and potatoeg
for early planting for it is to be AZ
early spring with early crops. For
many years his predictions have
been followed by farmers in this
section and they claim he never fall
His announcement will result i
most Aarpersfg getting ready sfcr :thei'
spring farm work, so confident ar
hey that the weather will turn au'
IS he says. 1t will be dry sprin
according to all signs, ne declares
oJ hrhd mod mo ON lin lin dom:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-21
THE POWER TO AMEND

In statement published in the
New York Times, Mr.. Wayne r.
Wheeler, chief counsel of the Anti
saloon League, asserts that ."the
power to amend the Constitution C
the United States is unlimited ex.
cept in two particulars, named If
Article s. On all other question:
there is no limitation except as tc
the method prescribed in that arti-
Gle"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-21

Advertise your wants in the Gg
;ette Want Column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

Smith Cove tsrninai--Etr Edmore ctr
City 81 Spokane. str whentiand Mont
Pier it-Etr Fulton.
Great Northern dock--atr Toyama Maru.
str Kashima Maru.
Pier Str Santa Ana.
Pier Str Victoria. atr Alameda, str
Jefferson.
pier Str Morning star.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--str
Eastern Leader
Milwaukee Ocean dock--gtr West Ivan
Hanford 1T. terminaI--str North western.
pier B--str springfield.
skinner n Eddy yards--Hchr A. v. Coats.
Stacy At. terminai--u. n. G. burnside.
Spokane ut. tcrminai-Motor Eohr Libby
Maine.
Duthle yards--str Griffdu. str Maauan.
East waterway terminal--str Eastern
Sword
Todd drydocks--str westward Ho. Htr
Ellhu Thomson.
Pacific Coast Bridge a Dredging plant
Str Patterson.
Arnea yarde--Str Roosevelt
Hefferuan drydoeks-- Schr Biaatind. str
Redondo.
I.ak. Union---Huiis Abiiia. Abnoba, Abb
ydos, Addison. Aiiannurst. Ahmik, An.
thon. hayden. Bertrand. Bingamon,
Biscayne. Black Wolf. Bianford. Dell
win. BouEhtou, Pezuta, Puyaliup.
Cabacan. Caprrria. Cardin. Cenina.
Charus. Chesterfield. chaicis, Cincas.
Cinyrss. Corus. Cozlan, Cola. Clone,
ELISA. Electra. Endymion. Fort Har-
rison. Fort jackson. Fort Btanwix.
Fort Union. Imufka. Leoti. kitnn.
vincennes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Public Markets

SANITARY
r'hi isf extra fancy dried rrs Sc
nhell.d walnats. 400 NJ erui,
a.As, &c 10 stalls si.fi. Eastern
s,s. &c pt Finnan hsadis use N I:
-hsH sat herring. Ito foE Rtniis f.T.s
fofern0snt Inspected bacon. str m row.
efhment Inspected bacon backs 80 ", ,
pure ard, (, ms. ttc stall hi. eh,-ken
aaaass stc can. tuna fish. isc can.
w.,,. Jam. SOC Jar. stan IS. Flake
s.'V, = bars Paimoiive soap. .tc gtatt
~. Llthr's assorted jeiii-- zoe rfn...
t.h. Tlass orange marmaiad. zee: LARGE
stuffed olives. soc stan. st.se
A eAi &c. see. ms. fa.3o. ma
label tea. Tse. ~"
rIKE PLACE
~ pure cane sugar. ms sc. 4
Us use stall 70. pure fresh rntlk isr
g. s,ail 90. tail can carnation min iso
san van Camps pork and beans. ioc
can Ldbby's pork and beans. cans sse
stall ~, creamery butter, CSC n, sham
sh..ss' &c ID. ms CSC. peanut butter
MS sse. Stalls sT.ss, cbolee st.sl
ss 10 lamb roasts zoe NJ. pure lard
Tor ,tc "s stan a. smoked bloatcrs )
nsavy union suits. ssgs Stall ss' men,
halt soles, fis5i heels, zoe: ladies' hats
soler. tiib; heels. 3tc Stall 10, Eiber,a
nsaohes' fs.oo crate; cantsIoupjos, 6 for
CORNER
stalls ft-ss Pike St pot roast 10, n, +.
bacon. soe NJ. liver. ms, asc' s,at, q
silver salmon. ibe no King aairnon a.
70 halibut zoe N. stan ifs. banana.
5ec doz: grapes. $50 10. stall ITO
Sush.r puffen rice. isei Quaker puffed
wheat, llci Borden's milk, cans ssc
stan 2. boiling heof. Toe NJ. 10, roasts
lOc 10; pork sausage soc M stall no
iresh roasted coffee. ace NJ, ms for
sec' full cream cheese. 2ec ID: cream
brick cheese. 33o 10.
ECONOMY
stall 70, shc coffee. 2 ms 81 90 III ~.
5oc' 25c Royal baking powder. ZOE. No
poleon olive oil. ti.G5 at stall 80 nuro
lard. lbs. f0oi pork chops csc 10 s,ati
~ Winiock creamery butter, sTo, s,rie,,y
ircsh eEEs' zoe doz.i Delloia Nut marrar-
Inc, Sbo 10. lbs. 100. stan a. corn.a
beef, AYE NJ; hamburger. isc N. shori
ribs. i2hc NJ. Stall "a, best peanut ~,
ter. isc NJ, lbs acc: pure YakIma
honey. pt. jar t2e. at jar 7So; hest apple
butter EVc ~. stalls liza. lamb steak.
zoe NJ; lamb roast, f5c M; veal roas,
be III. stalls 57-3s, Hiiis red can cor
fee. sc; pkgs. KelloEs's corn flalsss
53c. Lipton'H yellow label tea CSC g,aIi
Is, fresh corn meal 10 ms zoe, hes,
white flour. 10 lbs. Use; scratch feed, 10
lbs. t5c.
wEsTLAKE
Stalls 1917. Csc Olympic pancake flour
use. bars No-Rub Naptha aoap. asc.
2 large cans tomatoes. 2bc Stall an
baking powder. SC n: ms coffee
7bci uncolorcd Japan tea. s0c H. Stall
SO. tomatoes. ios Ice. yellow corn. q
for 25c; green tomatoes. q lbs. Ioc stalls
1911. pot roast. &c NJ. lamb stew. i2Xc
ID: sugar cured bacon. 35c N. Stall la7
Cooperative milk, cans 2so; good
creamery butter, Soc 10. Stall ib7. fresh
pullet eggs s2c doz.: Hut-Ola marrar-
inc, 3 tbs. 100. Good Luck margarine.
lbs. See
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
KITSAP co. TO
TAKE OFF BOATS
Says Ferry Kills Profits on
Harper Run

Pointing out the difficulty OF serv
Ing tho towns OF southworth. fIar.
per. South Colby. Colby and Man
chester during the winter. the kitsap
County Transportation Co. has filed
a complaint received yesterday at
the board Of King county commits
sioners. stating that the profits Of
the run are rcaped BY the Harper.
seattle ferry In the GUNNER. while
the increased cost Of operation Of all
vessels during the winter ia carried
by the Kitsap company at a loss OF
81 900 per month. duo to ferry com
that the people OF these districts may
petition.
Suggesting service supplementary
TO the ferry by means OF a launch.
not be left entirely without service.
the Kitsap company. In It's letter. an
nounces its intention to discontinue
the service turnout tho ensuing win
ter months.
The board has decided TO remind
the company that the ferry arrange
men, was agreed TO by II. and that a
coastwise ferry service In another
county Is impossible under the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
GRAIN MARKET
BOOSTED AGAIN
September Corn Shoots Up
IL 3-4c

CHICAGO. Sept 23.--Generai buy
ing OF September corn caused gem
craI increase IN quotations IN grain
on the Chicago Hoard OF trad. to-
day. Corn for this month's delivery
shot up &c &c just before tho close.
The heavy purchasing pressure was
due 10 short covering. following
yesterdays decline aud 10 buying by
traders who believed the bottom Of
the present downward movement
had been reached.
frovisioOs also were higher.
December wheat. after opening at
s3ai. closed up ; lsc. March wheat
was off nc at the opening OF t2st
and closed &c higher,
september corn was off Nc at the
opening. ti.itA. and closed i2tc
higher December corn was off a G
at opening. tiotA. later Increasing
&c
september oats. after opening at
s6ac. off NC. closed up Wcs De-
c~mber oats opening unchanged at
5sAc showed a gain OF NC at the
close.
CHICAGO. Sept. s.s--cash wheat
No, red, t,.5g: No. red. lass: No.
hard, s1tsA uaas. No. spring.
ts5fy3.ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Tobacco Stocks Are
Strong; Mem High Is
Made; Oils Selling
stock market opened irregular to slightly

NEW lathe market opened
lower
with OF
ih suffered sof ~ sA the outset other opening prices
Chandler Leather off " baltimore
Ohio steel pAof ~. WnyE-oser-
land IAN. Off unchanged
a
Traders hand tobacco
During oils Mexican Petroleum
being
Tuesdays high fanAmeriean reacted points from Tuesdays high
baldwin high OF iie
Closing 90
~ southern up Reading
aSa Cruel
bile isoa, paa off
iAs Wilysoreriand ~. off -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
CUT CAR PRICES
IN Los ANGELES
Little Reduction Here, Deal.
ers Declare

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept. a.
automobiles WINS begun by dealers
here today following the reduction
n prices Of Ford automobiles an.
nounccd yesterday. At the same
o11no dealers predicted that the cut
Ia price would have far.reaching ef.
feet on the automobile market, In
GLIDING both cheaper and better
grade new automobiles.
While price drops were not ex.
tensively press ACCENTED. dealers de-
clared the value Of secondhand cars
dropped from 800 to $3.50 overnight.
New car prices must be readjusted
70 meet the drop. they admitted.
1T surely will knock the bottom
out Of advances being contemplated
by some manufacturers" was the
consensus Of opinion along automo-
bile row.
''One Of the ultimate effects viii be
TO drive out OF the market some of
the newest manufacturer" said III.
J. Hilgen. sales manager for medium
priced car agencies.
With a single exception Seattle
automobile dealers today predicted
advances in prices for touring cars,
roadsters and limousines.
The A. T. Smith company. Scripps
Booth distributors and dealers In sec
ond-hand cars, advertise a big re-
duction In the price Of used cars
only. but do not prophesy a drop In
the price OF new machines.
That the drop in prices OF Ford
cars viii have little or no effect on
the market here is the belief express.
ed by big dealers. many of them pre-.
dieting advances In their particular
car before the end OF the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
FORD ALARMS
AUTO MAKERS
They Are Bewildered by
Price Reduction

DETROIT. Mich. Sept ...--Auto-
mobile manufacturers here were still
bowildered today by Henry Ford's an
nouncement Of a return OF the price
n his autos TO a pre-war basis. Few
manufacturers were able TO say
whether . general reduction OF auto
prices would result.
Dealers here believed general cut
would follow. Manufacturers Of
hfgh-priced autos. however. will liz.
more the Ford reduction. they said.
Secondhand auto dealers viii sui.
FIR losses. II was believed. Many
have large stocks purchased at high
figures and are unable to sell them
for less than the new price of un-
used cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
DIES At SEA
OF STARVING
Insane Mexican Expires as
Boat Reaches Seattle

Starvation. self imposed. had
brought death 20 Felix Beimontc. "a.
Mexican iaborer. Wednesday. Two
weeks ago. In Alaska. Belmontc BE-.
came insane and refused TO eat
lie was sent South. on his way TO a
Portland saniarlum. In charge az
United States Marshal Tom Dalgity.
As the steamer jefferson. OF the
Alaska Steamship Co. steamed into
Elliott bay. Tuesday afternoon. Bel.
monte. who was on board. died.
Buiterworth 4 sons took charge OF
the body. pending funeral arrange
ments by the Mexican consul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
COAL STRIKE
SEEMS SURE
Little Hope Seen for Settle
ment OF Trouble

with both miners and mine oper-
ators waiting passiyeiy. II not plac-
idly, for the coal strike scheduled
10 20 into effect Thursday morning.
little hope was seen Wednesday for
settlement OF the difficulty. The
waikout will affect nearly 1000 men.
Il In claimed.
The controversy hinges on the 70
fusai Of all but two companies 20
make recently awarded increases
retroactive 20 August 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
CONFERENCE
ON CREDITS
IS CALLED
League OF Nations Hopes to
Solve International
Money Problems
ny MILTON pRoNNER

LONDON. sept. s2,-The League
OF Nations has called an interna.
tionai financial conference TO be
held In Brussels on Friday.
A special invitation has been
issued TO the United States. asking
II to take an important part. The
former enemy statcs-Gcrmany.
Austria. Hungary and bulgaria.
have been asked to send representa-
tivea Russia and Turkey have not
been asked for either information or
delegates.
TO AVOID
TALKING UNDERWRITERS
Luxembourg. Finland. Esthonia,
I>atvia and Lithuania. have been
asked TO send delegates who will be
given a hearing when their par
ticular situation Is discussed.
The one thing that viii not be
taken up Is the matter OF lndemni.
ties enemy states viii have to pay.
This subject will be dealt with sole
~ BY the rcparations committee OF
the Allied and Associated powers.
The conference has invited the
Following famous economists 10 be
present. Professors Bruins OF Hoi-
hand. Cassei OF Sweden. Glide OF
France. Pantaiconi OF Italy and
Pigou OF Great Britain.
The financial and economic stu
alton OF each country viii be exam
insd. and for this purpose the dele
gates from each state win not only
submit written statements. but VIII
b allowed quarter OF an hour TO
make a verbal declaration OF their
needs and difficulties.
PLAN REESTABllSHING
WORLD CREDIT
After this there win be general
dsbates on public finance. currency
and exchanges. international trade
and proposed schemes OF interna'
ticnal action. The latter viii In
clude proposals for the re-establish'
ment OF International credit. the
practicability OF international loans
ana temporary expedients for faciii'
tating international commerce.
II . remedy for the worlds finan.
cial credit and trade ills can be
found. Il will be recommended 20
The member states and II viii then
~ up to them to do as they wish.
The presiding officer Of the con
fsrence will be Custave Ador. former
president Of the Swiss republic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
|CANTALOUPES
| ARE EASIER
Inferior Stock Affects Them;
Other Fruits Steady

Due. jobbcrs say. % Tho presence
OF inferior stock. canialoupes were
easier on tho market "Wednesday.
with the top AT s2.2s. Other fruits
were virtually unchanged.
Potatoes are qnoted nj az cents.
m compared with ~ cents earlier In
tho week. Sweets are selling at bh
10 9 cents. AZ which prices some job
bers claim they are losing money
Tomatoes. also. are cheaper. 80 cents
crate being the best figure quoted.
Eggs are firm at 70 cents. Butter
in unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Compile Arguments
on North Cable Line

Exhaustive data substantiating the
strategic and geographic advantages
Of the proposed cable route to the
Orient by way of the Aleutlan ~.
lands. is contained in a report OF the
foreign trade bureau Of the Cham.
Der OF Commerce. The report will
be submitted To the international
cable conference In Washington. ID.
C.. In October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Rund, Peter. 27ii E. Thomas. riri
isodaiph. Charles. eosi Firth N. T..
christensen. o. King county hos
Brown. Thomas. King county hos
Loomls. Martin. Columbus sanitar-
Lowell. Charles Providence hospital.
worreil. Stewart Providence hos
pital. hoy.
Matthew'S. nalph. 100 ~ sbth. girl.
liothweIl rreeiand. go W. 7lth. girl.
Hunter. Charles. 2ss3 Alaska. girl
iiranstetter. Irwin, 1924 Latona. girl
sumulonhi j., 5iO Firth ave. girl
Midkukawa. u. 3l7 22nd, girl
stevens. Morris. Seattle General hos
walker. Joynes. ZOOS brandon. girl
Paxton. Elmer. Seattle General hos
iisrdsnbroois. Glen. 1927 First ave.
stephens, >. NJ. aso, Queen Anne
Turner Paul, san Lakeside. girl
'ro,nsriek, Thomas. Providence hos
noiin, August. Minor hospital boy.
penahoe. Patrick. 1927 Yesicr way.
Peterson. William. Swedish hospital.
boy,
Madison. L. r.. i74s ssth w, boy.
Johnson. Martin. 4i23 47nd 81. boy.
Johnson. G; L.. bsoi gath T., boy.
HaKarro Chris. 7ls 2sth r.. boy.
contfalto. Dominic. 4223 seventh s..
girl
Lines, Robert. Swedish hospital, boy.
Andahl SEVERN. Swedish hospital.
Eros. Erick,. Swedish hospital. boy.
Haughton. charleA. swedish hospital.
| boy.
Morrill,. J. A.. eszs Third n. w. boy.
David. Reynolda. 37z2 nth n. r..
girl
Jacobs. Oscar. iti, n. eth. girl
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New York--Arrived September 81. Ctr
Haymon from Seattle via Tacoma and
ports.
Caiiao--Arrived September 10; Str Gan
Ia Fiavia from Tacoma via San Fran
cisco.
Bslboa--saiied September 10. Str Ora
tor for Seattle via San Francisco.
San Pedro--Arrived September II: Str
Admiral Dewey from Seattle via san
Francisco. Arrived September 20. Str
Fred Baxter from Tacoma.
San Francisco--Balied september Al:
Steam sohr y. y. Loop for Seattle at 9 D.
m. str President for Seattle at II a. m.
Port Townsend-Passed in September
~; Ctr DeIwood for Tacoma at a. m. ;
str Eikton for Seattle at a. m.
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Arrivals and Departures

September ;7-str Elkton from roho-
hama via San Francisco at 1910 a m.
September 1i--str Kaanima Maru from
Hongkong via ports and vicebria. II. G..
at 1870 a. M str Jefferson from south
eastern Alaskan ports at 1870 .. M. str
Amur from British Columbian ports at 8
y. m
September 2z-Str Queen for Tacoma
at 30 a. m.
September ff--s,r Haynis for United
Kingdom ports at $40 .. m: motor schr
Babfnda for Valparaiso via Port Biakeiy
at 5:5s p. m: str Admiral Farrngut for
San Diego via San Francisco Mt .. m. .
str Admiral Watson for Southwestern via
Boutheastern Alaskan ports at fi:f0 a.
m: str Amur for British Columbian
ports at $3.50 y. M
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N0I1s s,oessrs ard feeders. sste0io.
calves. tsso0s
Hogs Receipts. 900 head, rna,ts, toe
lover. Top. sisss bulk Of Gales. tis.ss
Otis.
shsep--R~~eirts. s,os head. msrts,
."aay lambs. fisse9fs. .woa. 40
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