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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Predicts Era of
Trade With Peru

Ambassador r. A. Pezet Of Peru
upon leaving Seattle for his post In
Washington. d. c., sent A message
received today at the Chamber Of
Commerce, expressing his npprecia.
ton Of the entertainment given him
while here. He predicts growing
trade relations between Puget Sound
and Peru. and says that he is con.
fident Consul Macedo will be an no.
tive factor In promoting mutually
beneficial relations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
STATELEADSI IN
SINGLE FIELD
Manufacture Three.FourthS
Of Supply

Threelfourths OF all shingles are
manufactured OF Washington prod.
ucts, according To official compils.
tons just completed by the govern.
ment forest service and dispatched
10 Seattle lurnbermen Monday. Dur
Ing 1913 a total OF ibs mills in this
state cut 4.2ss.1ia.ooo shingles. while
the production Of the entire country
totalod b.oso.is2.ooo shingles.
Iath production shows a 10 per
cent decrease in the same report
which Ii thought 10 be due 20 the
character Of building done during
the past year.
Tho report also shows that Wash.
instons t55 state mills have cut
more Douglas FIR than any other
kind Of wood. the amount being
s,sTs.ssi 600 feet White pine. West.
ern yellow pine. hcmiock. spruce.
cottonwood. ash and minor species
follow In order OF tho amount Gu,
during the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith Cove snchorsrs-pgs Henry WI.
lard. y. =. a Kansas. a. r. Cen.
nsctieu,. u. \. = New Hampshlr.
u. 3 n South c.roiIna. u. r. q Mia.
nssotA. U. =. = Michigan.
Pier i'--sts Bergen.
orsas Sorsheyn coex-esr xashirni Ma-v
Smith Cove ,srmsnai--s,r reoniurn. sfr
cordovs. str Kongosan Nsru
Bell st tsrminai--sts snoauaIn1ie. o. q
y. coisoa.
PIER Str Hawaii Msru.
Pier str reffsrscr,
Grand Trunk doek-ssr Spokane
Pier D-str Admiral schiey.
Stacy -. tsrmnsl~-rr. q A. r aurnsif.
Y p =. ". r. Relief
Skinner q Eddy yards-s'r Robin Good.
Standard on doek-a,r Aiarssa
Hanford .. tsrmnal-str Eastsra SOL
der
Duthis ysrds-s,r wes,boro. str Eastern
Exporter.
Ess, waterway .srrninsi--su Deuel.. o.,
w~se Jena. ctr Torniura Maru.
Union Pacific doek--s,r H.irn.L
Todd drydoeks-str Eastern Importer, ST.
Edraore
Puget sopne bridge a Dredging WORKS.
q. n = Patterson,
Ares frydoek-a.r Roosevelt
Lake union---Huils prostoo. r~ots. rrry.
ruion. For, Jackson. Addison, Dough
ton. Bowesmont. bonneville. Alien
hurst, Abilis. Adria. cspraria. Ei~s-
ira. Oeiwsn. Abydos. Aresfsmis. AGA.
deuia. Pezuts. Black Wolf. Bietisnd
Bsstine. Bianford. Agron. Anthem.
Fort Harrison Fort sianwix. rmufka
Eiton. Loot. Diops. caKnacsn. Cosisn.
cinsyras. csrdis. Eiisss. schrr Henry
Wilson. Salvador. Alice. motor schr
Oregon.
Htream-achr piaatirf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
FISHER HEADS
EXCHANGE NOW
Expansion Program WIN Be
Carried Out

o. D. Fisher. OF the Fisher FIGURING
Mills company. president Of the
Merchants Exchange last year. was
again elected TO head that body. mt
the meeting OF tho recently elected
board Of trustees held yesterday aft.
ernoon.
Fishers plan for the expansion Of
that body received hearty approval
and promise OF support by that
group. Now quarters will be tho
fist step taken In the movement
and plans are being perfected for
bringing the owner and the cha rter
OF seattle-owned vessels together
without tho present practice Of hay.
ing the deal handled by the san
Francisco offices.
W. c. Dawson. vice president for
tho past year. was reelected yester.
day. and w. II. Lilly. treasurer OF
the c. II. Lily company. was named
secrotary.trcasurcr OF the exchange.
Walter r. Gaibraith. former secre-
tary.trcasurcr. Is actively engaged In
the hay Inspection service establish.
ed by the organization
Robert c. Inn. for nine years man.
aver OF tho Merchants Exchange.
Was elected TO his tenth year In that
capacity. at the meeting yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
INTEREST Rates
MAY Be RAISED
6 Per Cent Won't Buy as
Much as II Used to

WASHINGTON. July 21.--Gener.
ally higher interest rates for bank
and mortgage loans. and n move.
ment looking TO the relaxation OF
legal restrictions on interest rates In
many states where to 8 per cent
limits are In effect are expected
TO follow the action OF corpora
lions In increasing dividend rates and
the interest rate on new bond H.
sues
The capitalist, like the wage Garner,
living. His 6 per cent doesn't buy
him the sme iuxuries and comforts
it formerly did. one hundred thou.
sand dollars at 9 per cent only brings
in n bcggarly $4,000 which.
with gas at 30 cents. hardly kceps
his automobile running. so the cap.
itaiist Ia striking. He can only In
crease his income from a given
amount Of capital by getting higher
interest for IT, Therefore. he won't
invest II except where the higher
interest In assured. Instead of 8 per
cent he says he must have or 10 II
he In to continue living on his normal
scale.
Tho issuance Of 3 per cent mort.
gage bonds by established and con.
servative corporations In the first
step in meeting this strike by cap.
ital The next Will be TO make the
dividend rate on stock issues on
similar basis.
Before this strike by capital Ia
settled, We may expect 20 see a con.
certed and hard-fought campaign TO
put the stocks Of Americas railroads
on this now dividend basis and. with
IL. n general increase in rates on Dor.
rowed capital for any and all pur.
poses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Senator Jones viii
Discuss Marine Bill

V0mmittses and members Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will attend the
luncheon and conference in Tacoma
August 10. when Senator w. l..
Jones. sponsor Of the merchant ma
r1ne bin. Will be the guest OF honor
OF the Tacoma Commercial Club. and
win discuss the applications and Of.
fecfs Of clause zs. The trustees Of
the Seattle Chamber received the in.
vitation and accepted IL at yester-
days meeting. Other commercial
bodies Of the Pacific Coast will be
represented, and Senator Jones gives
assurance that shipping board ex.
perts win be present to answer ques-
tions ~ to the act and its enforce.
nent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Rail Stocks Boosted
in Early Trading on
Mem York EXCHANGE

nj OF tho
exchange
Prices United states Steel sx Anaconda 5sH
studebaker Retail
stores TN, American Locomotive SAW unchanged American
Y; Canadian Pacific "
rails with rising ~. to Din
W
Of ~ place before in United states Rub
a Studebakor. to
looking for soft particularly In the Industrial list
held
money a 4
Off
zen Of tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
COURT RULES ON
SEA TRAGEDY
Death OF Passenger Charged
to Neptune

That oft heard expression. "the
perils OF the sea-" was given judicial
recognition In the United states dis
trict court wednesday morning. and
one more Human life was charged
TO Neptune.
on December 20, 1915. the gnr
power boat President. a b0;ton vessel
carrying n crow OF five. left Seattle
under charter OF tho Union OH com.
pany. Che had a general cargo for
points along the coast
About y. m. the first day out she
ran into n heavy squat near Cameo.
In the height OF the storm the little
craft foundered and was cast upon
the beach. For whole day rhe lay
there. pounded by the surf. until her
upper works were wrecked and she
became n derelict
The captain. with his crew and
single passenger. Ernest Garrett. n
saleeman for the Union Oh Co. was
forced to abandon the boat and make
Anore ne best they could. This they
debut Ernest Garrett was swept
into the sea and drowned
Sometime after this. Elizabeth @.
Garrett and Eva A. Garrett. heirs Of
the unfortunate man who lost his
life in the storm. brought quit In the
superior court for $4,000 against c.
q. Adams and C. a. Norton. owners
Of the President
A long fight ensued in the courts.
eliminating in the petition for limi.
auon Of liability on the grounds
that Ernest Garrett came 20 his
death thru no fault OF officers or
crew Of the boat but solely thru the
''perils OF the sea-"
Fodssal Judge Frank II. Rudkin
sustained the petition Wednesday
morning.
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Public Markets

wrsTIAKy
stan fss. taras can tchiiifnEs coffee
iifs; bulk cocoa. use n .se pkg eur
rants. ssc stali iss. barr Ewlfi'a ~hits
Jar caps. fsc dos stall ri. cans CO.
operative milk. $50. stan isi. sweet
corn. for ssss new potatoes. ~ no q. e0 I:
dfy onions 10 ne re Stalls is-iT. q
roiis ~at paper. ssc. Nc bottle catsup
ise. large can soild pack tomatoes isa
rrKE PLACE
Stan ~ fine rranula,ed sugar. = ms
&c. ibs see stall &c. tail can csrna-
lion milk. iise. stall 10. pure fresh
natoss, ifso per sack, onious tiNo per
sack. old potatoes ft.so per sack stall
IS. sweet oranges. soc dor sunkisi lem
ons. too doz bananas. zoe doE Stall Ia
soc can pure olive oil. tic. t.ox. Royal
baking powder. ibe. 7so can cabbage
lie. aSo cans solid pack tomatoes. ssc:
pkEs crsamettes. csc Stall sa. q small
pkgs ground spices. lie. stsii a. best
bulk margarine. tte n, butter Sic to
ssc N. stan ~. ms pure lard. csc.
boiling beet loo 10.
SANITARY
Stalls i7,-i7,. pkEs Post Toas,ie..
she. aoo pkg 0ranoia. 3sc Stalls 3o.2a
fresh ohurnsd butter. soc 10. fresh ranch
srgs CSC dos. orange mhrmalade. aoc
10 EttlH Af4aHs MaAnlA OIL. Doc pf4, fsr
ct. fias hKal: ! ms N. J. n. coffee.
~ so; Maximum coffee. soc NJ. Stalls
si-ss. filst 81 trout. 7bc ~: smoked
salmon. sbc ~ chicken haiibus. soc n.
stall ~. heavy jar rings. doa fsc:
Hliis coffee. sac NJ. ~ ms. si.ss; Flake
white or criseo. 7se N. stall III. Del
Monte beans. Toe and isc can. orange
marmsisds. 900 jar. picked herring. $50
Jar. stalls R-is-is. home grown beans
zoe NJ. ms :sc. tomatoes. soc n
outdoors tomatoes. lbs. SIC. Stalls
S-T-a, corned beef. Sc 10. boiling beef.
Toe ~. pot roast. Toe 10. lamb stew.
Toe ID. pure lard, fbs ETC
CORNER
Stan iof, surar, 4 ms psc, q ms 81 IS;
cans Cooperative milk +7e; fresh ranch
eggs don ssc Stall 4. smoked legs
Of mutton. use 10; pot roast. isc 10:
round steak, use N. stall -. red snap
per. ms 2bc. ling cod fbs 2bc; ten
dorioin Of haiibut. 2oc III. 1911 First
ave. puffed wheat. . pkEs abe; Aunt
Jcmima pancake flour. q pkss, abos AL
bers' rolled oats. Q pkks. isc; Ridsways
silver label tea, s5e 10. STAN ITO. Lux.
Q pkgr 2sc; Rinse. . pkrs- i5c; sugar
corn, lie can. 94-as Pike st. hamburger,
ice NJ: lamb stew. 100 fb.. boneiess
corned beef. i2no m.
ECONOMY
Stall ~. Carnation milk. tan can f-c.
Stall ~. sugar. 2 ms tse. ms. psc.
Stall a6. shredded cocoanut. 4Se NJ 40c
coffee. 2 lbs. ti.1o. u ms b5o: shciied
raw peanuts, . ms. 2bo. stalls 1-z-a. beef
steak, zoe 10. veal steak. roc n. lamb
steak. zoe ID. Stalls s7-5s. Hiils' red can
coffee. soc. 4bc Royal baking powder.
aTc: NJ. pail Karo syrup. p5c. Stall
"a. corned beef I2ho NJ: short ribs.
ighc NJ; sirioin steak. 25c 10. Stall 90,
haiibut. zoe N. black cod. . MS csc:
red snapper. ibs. csc. Stall ~, 10
ibs best flour. 7bc. 10 MS scratch feed.
SOC, 10 ms chick feed, 5sc
Poets are born and sometimes they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
CODE HEARINGS
HERE THURSDAY
Assemble Data for State
Legislature

beginning Thursday. the Industrial
code commission win begin n three.
day hearing, when data pertaining
To Industrial disputes will be gath
cred. preparatory to the drafting OF
a bill 10 be presented TO the state los:
islature.
All meetings win be held In the NJ
sembly room of tho Chamber Of Com.
meroc. save the executive meeting.
which will be held Thursday. At 10
a. m. In Chairman r. p. Blake's Of
foes. in the Alaska building. An en-
pioyers and workers Interested In
tho proposed law are invited to pre-
sent their views.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Hears Screams of
Daughter in Auto

SAN FRANCISCO. July I'll
While searching for his I2-ycar old
daughter, Ivy. who vanished from
home last night. Louis Shane was
startled today by screams which he
Recognized as those Of the girl from
an automobile which sped past him.
He said the machine bore license
No. oo004.
This In owned by Mrs. J. n. Mer.
rift, Of tho paramount hotel.
She could not be reached. and the
machine was not In the garage to
day. Police believe the car was stol.
en- by the kidnaperA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
New Line to Open
Rich Part of China

ny 1874 China will be prepared TO
open the new trunk line from north
20 south. 400 miles long. according
10 advises reaching tho foreign trade
bureau OF the Chamber OF Commerce
today. Completion Of the Hunan.Ha.
peh section will be- rushed under new
arrangements Just made. The route
will open a rich part Of the orien,
for trade thru Seattle. which 10
two days nearer than any other
American port 20 tho r~nboard that
the growing trsfho will reach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
RAILROADS FILE
FOR new Rates
Would Increase Freight
Schedules Here

OLYMPIA. July zi.--sweeping
freight rate increases on all railroads
operating In Western Washington
have besn filed with the public sery.
Ice commission By tho North Pa
ciflc Coast freight bureau. The in
creases ere to take effect August
-. and apply TO all class and com.
modify rates.
The radical Increases proposed.
Ringing In some instances az high as
100 per cent. are believed 10 be In
tsnded to anticipate the national 70.
vision up 10 be shortly announced by
- intosutats commerce commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
National Park in
Olympics Urged

Creation Of national park TO the
north OF Lake Quiniault In the olyrn-
pics and Of n state park on the south
shores Of the lake In proposed by the
Aberdeen chamber Of commerce..
which has requested the support OF
the Seattle Chamber OF Commences.
Tho proposed national park would
cover ~ townships on the wooded
slopes OF the mountains and the state
park would comprise 1.322.5s acres
In the Olympic forest reserve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Vessels in Other Ports

y. Srsnspors Vulcan from pugst sound
navy yard: str W, Porter from Ever
EFT. Sailed July y str Queen for San
Pedro. ctr Oovsrnsr for Seattle via Vie.
torta. n. C.. at noon; str President for
san Pedro at noon.
Taeoms--Arrivsd July 81 str Grown
Of Toledo from Liverpool via Nanainao.
y G. sailed July 20. str Alameda for
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
c. of G. Thanked by
Representative Good

Representative James w. Good. Of
Iowa. chairman OF the house com.
mitteo on appropriations. has sent a
letter. received today by =. II
Hedges. president OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. thanking tho orrnnlxA.
ton for It's part In tho reception and
ceursssies extended TO the members
during their visit TO Rainier Nation.
nj Iark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
G. of G. Backs War
on Salmon Pirates

Trustees Of the Chamber OF Com.
morco yesterday pledged their sup
port 10 the plan 81 Assigning naval
boats TO Southeastern Alaskan
waters as a means 70 end the raiding
OF salmon trnp- by fish pirates. The
matter was presented for the AAsso.
citation Of Pacific Fisheries by Mai
l.. Is. Douglas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
CHICAGO Live Stock

CHICAGO. July ;i.--Hogs Reosipts.
i.eee head market steady Go iogise
lower, Bulk Of sales. tttou 10. 80 (,
roaghs. tilbeU cas-
Cattls--Rscsipts. g.eee head market 10
mostly duli Hest tieg isTk. butcher
steers. ~ ssd 1870. Gamers and cutters,
iaTt0r.to. stork.fs and feeders. 81. 30 o
tiis COWS. Sf keuisfb calves. stsWts.
shsep--Rseelpts. ts.eee head. market
10 steady 20 lower. Lambs. tT.togis.
ewes ysQit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Rail Executives
Seeking Revenue

WAHHfNOTON, July II. - Rail.
road executives met with passenger
and freight traffic managers here to-
day 10 consider means OF raising nd.
ditional revenue 10 meet the 1900.
100000 wage Increase awarded rail
workers.
Those attending the meeting said
II would probably be decided to ask
the interstate commerce commission
TO raise passenger fhres a half cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

July 3e-str Admiral Rofman of Cape
Calvert. northbonnf. at iefiS y. m. mo-
tor schr Apes In Mlihana sound. south
bound. ~ SEQ .. m. str spokane iss
miles north % Seattle. suush bound. at q
.. m ctr Admiral Roetsnsn ab~Am Boat
hartor. nerthbound. at 1850 o m.
Y. =. Nsssi Cemmani~ssisns
July so--su Eastern Gale. Bsllingham
for Honolulu. $50 miles from aan rran-
cisco 81 . m: tug Hercules. san rrsn-
cisco for Seattle. t,s miles from san
Fraheisco a, . m. ctr West Sivsrfa.
shsnShsi for Grsys Harbor. ISL mites
west Of Grsys Harbor ~ p. m. str
Richmond towing hre No. sS, s~attl. for
Gan Pedro. us mile. from seattle at q o.
N. motor rchr oEmo. kuskos~lnn river
for Seattle. $50 miles from Cape rlattery
at p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Cleveland Yardmen
Are Against Award

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 2i.--
Tho Cleveland Yardmcn's associa.
ton. composed Of the yardmen who
struck In sympathy with the "rcb.
oil element" In Chicago. today were
on record against accepting the
award OF the railway labor board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Strap Hangers
Are Organizing

TOLEDO. July 21.--Ths United
Strap Hangers OF Toledo" II the lat
est organization here. IL sells a but
ton. Funds from the sale go TO wage
war on the street car company for
better eerytca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Denver Market Status

DENVER. July si.--castie--Hsc~lpts
zoe head. market slow and tower. Steers.
tio8fs. cows and h-ifsF.. t7.ss9io IS.
s,oessrs ana fesdsrs t7oss calves. tTa
tii.
Hers-Hse~4p,s. zee had market 10
steady. Top. tis. bulk Of sales. tisfsa
tis.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

July si--Ssr romiurs Msru from Kobe.
Yokohama ana Muroran at n a. m. str
Hsimsi Msru from kcb~ at ie.s . m T.
str Spokane from Southeastern Aias
at T;3e q m.
July ;o-Str Alameda from Tacoma az
I;it .. m. str feontum from Manila via
ports AZ go o. IA. str West lena from
Manila Via ports at .. m
sailed
July ;e-s,r Admiral schi~y for San
Diego via San Francisco at noon. str "a.
H. Lovejoy tor Dapons At lgIs O. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. july -I.-~ceffss~-so
nio. axe per 10! No. 4 santos. iss o 700
per 10
sasar--Rsw. iT.sse per ID. GRADUATED.
- U - Ise per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

Begin with am umbrella when you
begin 70 lay up something for a
rainy day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
WEpN rsDAY
untu -

July ~
First low Tide
tfis q M. 81 n
first High Tide
see a M. 81 n
second low Tide
fiSa y IN. - n.
se~ond High Tide
e;ss y IN. ii.e n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

People who live In the same square
don't always move In the same cir.
Gle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
ruu NDAv
lQflX Al

Tul HADAN
jury -
First low tide
aus a M, "a n.
trr-t High Tide
iofse a m, Sc a.
second Low Tide
ltaT y, m. "a a.
s~~oud High Tide
loset .. M. iit Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-21

Poets are born and sometimes they
are paid.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Indoor Track Season
Gets Under Way Friday

The indoor season of 1920 starts of
Friday night with the annual games
of the 1st Regiment. More than 5000
tickets are out. and, Judging from the
all-star program, every one will be
used and the S. r. o. sign WIZ be out
early. The feature of the games will
be the three metropolitan champion
ships. These events have attracted the
cream of the metropolitan district.
In the 1.0o0-yard championship over
twenty entries have been receiv, d.
Among them are Mike Devaney, the
sensational middle distance star of the
Millrose A. A, present tvo-mile ma
tionsl steeplechase champion and Sc
nior metropolitan one-mile chasaI.y-.s
Jack Sellers, of the New York A. c.
present title holder and 6o0-yarS
champion; Jimmie O'Brien, of tho
Loughlin Lyceum. present 220-yard and
440yard Canadian champion; Balles-
tier, polder, Kelly, Riley, Ruttner,
Powe, Wiggers and others.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
COTTONS-Conrerters Report
Better Demand for Dress Goods

Converters of fine yarn goods report
Il growing demand for voiles, ging-
hams and similar dress materials from
the retail and dress and waist manu-
featuring trades. Lower grade mate
rials appear to be in slight demand.
The government propaganda directed
toward teaching the general public to
use more OF the plain, substantial but
lower priced fabrics has had no effect
in wholesale circles so far.
Some retailers. particularly those
from rural sections, are willing to
take more yardage than usual, saying
that the women in their communities
are turning from ready-made garments
and are making up their own cotton
clothing. This movement toward more
home sewing also is reflected in the
lace and embroidery market, where re-
tailers are particularly active at pres
ent, trying to place orders for more
than their usual amounts of yardage
In the spring goods being selected
by the retailers and garment manu-
facturers at present the small figures
on dark grounds are in greater de-
mand than stripes. According to some
convertcrs, stripes have about run
their course. Real Scotch plaids in
ginghams also have passed into the
discard, say several converters, and the
demand is now centered on fine line
plads in several color comb nations.
Greens are said to be particularly
strong at present.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Buyers Coming

o,1,s, Los ANGELEs-J. NJ: Hale Co; T. f.
silks, dress goods; left January l flor
New York City, so Union Square.
LOS NGEIES-Broadway Dept. Store
Miss G. Powers. notions, for upstairs; 225
Fifth Avenue leaves for New York to-day
Los ANGELES--Broadway Dept. Store
r. S. Vann, dress goods, silks velvet
Vanderbilt; leaves for New York to-day
Los ANG NGELES--Bullock's W. A. Holt
advertising manager; 225 Fifth Avenue;
left for New York January IL.
LOS ANGELES-Mille ae Paris; Miss
Fay Weber, hosiery, knit underwear,
lingerie, infants wear; NJ A. Mubach.
laces, trimmings, gloves. tewelry, handker-
chiefs: Miss Louise Smith. gowns; Mrs
+. Cox, waists: James Roberts linens bed
dings dress goods; 3o3 Fifth Avenue; left
for New York January s. 0 and 10.
MILWAUKEE, Gimbel Bros; Leon
Marks and Miss Langenkamp. ladies'
spring coats: Broadway and Thirty second
Street; expected January 20.
HIA-Ciimbel Bros; F. w
Goldman. ladies' spring coats; Broadway
and Thirty y-seventh Street; Is expected
January 20.
SNYDER, Tex.--The Quality Shop; e. e.
Mathews, ladies' coats. suits, silk dresses.
shoes, slippers; Pennsylvania; is expected
sTocKT0N. Calf. Sterling. Inc. Miss
Laura NJ Rocsch, millinery, cloaks suits
Astor; leaving for New York january 10.