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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
GENERAL TRADE
CONDITIONS
SUBNORMAL

General business conditions IN Sc
attic were subnormai during the
month OF November. judged by the
volume Of hank clearings. real estate
transfers and building permits grant.
I'd.
Conservatism Of the buying public
r. given as the chief cause OF the
depressed condition Of business. The
public Is not taking advantage % the
drop IN prices. II l. declared.
With tho approach Of the holiday
Urnson Increased activity n expected.
especially In the retail tradeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Observation-Disclosures
Ship Sails Today

Carrying n large cargo. tho steam
ship orcgonian. second OF the re-
turned An.rican.fIawalian Steam
ship company liners. 10 visit here.
WINS scheduled to sail Thursday for
New York. Boston and other Atlantic
p<yrfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Gusiura Yachichi. 1895 Iowa ave.
boy.
Cfen. Henry. e,sf Stanley ave. boy.
Mcdonald. J. A.. 5sf7 4sth ave. s. W.
boy.
Hslborn. J. " 1896 shelton st. girl
Whipple. II. J.. 331 n. list st., girl
Breeze, r. r.. 1890 Burke ave. girl
&rdahI l. c. 1913 Thackeray pL.
Binder. otto f.. 171aA Jackson St
boy.
Locke. Edwsrs -Ssi1 Phinnsy ave.
girl
Biackmss Eyron J.. sOss 4srd s..
Brennan :. J.. 5000 Mayflower ave.
boy.
1fatsusali, s., zos Ninth s., boy.
Bradner. l.. G.. 1732 Fourth ave, girl
Helvern. Glen ID. ". ais s5th ave.
g.. boy.
Hull. Stephen A.. sf4 Crockett St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

FIN cofurbia tow OF Inder<nfert trrx
leaves Port Townsend at 10 a m for SO :
attic and II expected this evening. achr
Columbia sailed from Craya Harbor No
vamber - for Honolulu and passed In IA
t0osh signaling for TUG at 7ito a M No
ssnihsr 20 In waterioEEcd condition. leak
ing ~ Inches per hour. coming to seattle
for discharge and drydock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
POLICE ARMED
WITH BRICKS

scaffi~'s policemen today armed
themselves with bricks.
They are MOI real bricks. tust
paper tickets. In fact. hut every
tickle, represents brick for the
third story for tho Mother Ryther
child home.
Prank Du Cett. clerk nj police
headquarters. and a member Of Eiks
lodge. No. ~. In In charge Of the
brick tickets nj headquarters. The
work has tho sanction OF Chief Scar
ing. Every member OF the depart
ment h trying 10 Guido his feIiow
con
"wmry~ w. Az wilkins This
morning rcccivcd check for s2s
from woodmcn Of tho World lodge.
No. sss. the first lodge officially
reporting a contribution
Herbert Schocnfeld. Of the Stan.
dard Furniture company; r. +. Rob
inson. manager OF Sherman Clay a
Co. H. y. Brown. OF Brown Bros.
shoe dealers. and James Brcwnter
cigar merchant. this morning began
experimenting the sale of brick
tickets In their lines OF business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
DEATHS

Brehant. william. so. sf4h Warsaw
At
Moorc, Easter f.. GO, z1zs Sixth w.
Pratt, Adoniam. ~. King county
hospital
nmythe. Rose IT,. AZ. lilo SEND ave. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Jap Liner Sails
With Record Cargo

Carrying cargo OF 5000 tons.
which Is record for this port for the
last few weeks. the liner Arizona
Maru sailed Wednesday afternoon
for the orient She carried also ss5
passengers. most Of them Chinese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Conspiracy charges against Mrs. J.
A. Lewis and Joseph Dugan. OF Au-
burn, brought by Special Agent John
windauist. OF tho ~. r. railroad.
wcrr Dismissed by u. s. Commits
ssoner Bowman In court "Wednesday
on motion Of District Attorney
Saundera insufficient evidence was
given as Saunders reason.
They were arrested early in No
vember for stealing $500 worth OF
auto tires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Dec. .--g4Ixar---
Raw. s7ee per ID: graduated. O..
u SC per ID.
:. coffee--So. 7 Rio spot. Tc per ID:
No. SANTOS. i09i0Ac per III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
PLANS FOR FIVE MODERN

HESlDENIES TO be built IN various
parts Of tho city at total cost Of
$4,000 have been completed by H.
Dudley Stuart, architect In the
Walker building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

FIRST lew Tide
tA a. m, 90 n
first nixh Tide
att a. M. i2S a.
second low ride
J to y IA SO n
~~cend iiigh ride
IS p, m. 50 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

December Str city Of Seattle off
Gabrioia Reef, northbOund. at .. m.
q. y. Naval Communications
December str Eastern Mariner. Ia
coma for Antwerp. 100 miles from Seat
tie at .. m. str Santa Rita, Tacoma
for San Francisco. f3i miles north OF san
Francisco at .. m; motor schr Charlie
Watson. Seattle for Ban Francisco. 800
miles from San Francisco At y. m. str
Valdez. Tacoma for San Pedro, Off va
huyna Head. str Admiral Evans. Seattle
for San Fraucisoo, 800 miles from Heat
tie at y. m; str President. San Fran
cisco for Seattle. 100 miles north OF Cape
Bianco at .. M; str Deuel. seattle for
Yokohama, LII miles from Cape Fiat-
terry at ., m. str Spokane. Ocean Falls
B G.. for Seattle. $40 mites from Ocean
Falls ut .. M str EldridRe. Manila for
Seattle, 5fs miles from Seattle AZ y. m. I;
str Admiral Watson. Seattle for Kodiak,
at BeldOvia at y, m. str Whoatlnnd
Mont. Kobe for Seattle. 2,s77 miles from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

sAS FRANCISCO. Dee. s--Bus,sr--
Ertras. ssse per m.
Bess-Estras. Sc per dor: sxfrs pull
lets. a,r per dos. undarsirsd puilstr. zee
per dos
chssrs-caiifornia fats. fancy. ssHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

| NEW YORK. Dec. 1-FofeiEns sx-
change opened iov.r today. sterling.
t3ak. of Nc. francs soec. Tire asIe.
marks ittc. Canadian dollars t7.Gso. IN
| changed
The market closed steady. Sterling vas
u ~ v. francs s.ose. lire ,sTe. lire cables
1sse. marks Lac. Canadian dollars
~ nc. off .sTc.
--~-~--~-~-~--~-~~~--~~~~--~ ~~.~>-~~-~--
Heattie a, D. m. str Cross Keys. seats
Tie for Shanghai. s.e.s miles from Seat
TO al .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Car Lots

CW~inrssisy.s QvrtssisssJ
Furnished BY T. N. Nsnniss q Co,
sis second Avenas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

first low Tide
atit a. M - r.
t1r~t ttiHh tide
10 ~ a m ife r.
second low Tide
tfaf y m. 80 r.
Second nigh TIDE
t0iia D. m. 50 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
USED FORD CARS

THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos to hire without drivera. Star
age and repairing. 22Qs SeconA
ave. Elliott 22l0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

PORTLAND. Dec. f.--Cattie--Reoeipts.
7pb head market steady and unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. a10 head market Ia
steady and unchanged
sheep n.ceiptA, isi head. market IL
slow and weak Prime lambs. tsGsTb;
Gull lambs. t7.so@s. yearlings. t5uT.so.
wntherr, tsms. ewes. siQtso
Huttor--5tc per H.
EFEs-bs065c per dos.
cheese--rrlplsts. a5o por III.
Hens--is q 16c per III
.------------4------4a--4--------
Children have been born 20 rs
kimo women who were only IL years
OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
HOUSES FOR RENT

L v. JAIN q CO.
ETHEL BLDG. MAIN ssie
iss 18th Ave. New bungalow.
Z rooms: modern. concrete
basement; laundry. garage:
large corner lot SAL
$3.50 woodiawn Ave.--House. .
rooms; modern: basement.
large lot apd fruit $40. or
will rent 4 rooms and bath.
first floor. $50.
Queen Anne Blvd - House.
rooms and sleeping porch;
strictly modern. hardwood
floors: hot water heat: base
ncnt: laundry garage Lease.
tio0.
1900 Sixth Ava VS. rooma
| modern: furnace: basement:
range: water heater. corner lot
$50.
so5s 18th Ava s--House.
rooms: modern: in need of
some repairs. VIII make some
confederation TO party dotAg
Il ". JAIN a co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIVORCES GRANTED

Kyle. II. r. from Dora.
Peterson. Katherine NJ from Charles
NJ
Girardot. Sadie from Gustave-
Pike, Bertha Il. from John T.
8pillman, Ruth from Cecil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
4 A roa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Henry 0RowEHs. ATTENTION
900. 900 Marshall sirawberry plants.
$50. 900 Cuthbert red raspberTy
plants. strong. vigorous plsn.s.
Kuarsntsed or money back, We
pay delivery your town. frgM
on request. l. A. ltOTHE, Lear
Bldg. Seattle. Main 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

CHICAGO. Dec ..-cash wheat
No. hard. tt7A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25
Healing and Religion,
A Lecture by DR.. Tut

Lecturing ut tho Masonic temple.
Or, John NJ. Tut. G. 4. H.. last night
spoke. In part. as follows,
III each individual In this audience
were asked to give reason for
his presence here. no doubt Il would
he possible 20 classify the replies un.
der two great heads religion ana
medicine. These may be said 90 bo
tho paramount human interests. for
second only 90 future salvation.
mankind In concerned In tho prcscr
walton OF his body. Christian Science
has amplgamated these interests 30
that. rightly viewed. religion and
medicine become one: and since
Christian Science. IN its saving and
healing grace, IL applicable TO all
manner OF discords, physical. mental
and moral. II may bc termed the
universal panaeca.
1T n significant that the earliest
systems OF religious philosophy made
no separation between religion and
medicine. Tho pagan gods OF mcdi.
cine were called upon TO heal sick.
ness. just az the gods 81 war were
appealed 10 for victory. and the gods
Of peace for plenty. Medicine began
TO separate from religion as mcdi-
cine became more material and re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25
THEATRES
PALACE HIP

The world steps lively TO the
rhythm OF Jazz these days. and the
new bin which opens at the Palace
Hip tomorrow keeps pace with the
times. Let's Get Married" a lively
farce with music. steps off at the
head of the bill. With Frank Byron,
the comedian. featured and a clever
comedy cast. they promise IS min.
utes trimming over with fun and
cap the climax with an up-to-the.min.
ute wedding.
The Sakata Trio. cquilIbrists. pre-
sent an Offering which includes
Juggling. head balancing on the
trnpeze and barrel kicking.
Lawrence Johnston In billed as
"ths worlds premier ventriloauIst ''
Those klassy Kids" Is the signlfi.
cant billing OF Bert and Elsie
Matthews. who will be seen In a sing.
ing and dancing novelty.
Main and Main promise TO stir up
gale OF laughter with their com.
edy skit. "Breeze From Southland"
Equilibrists and aeriallsts are the
Three de Lyons. two men and n
woman.
Buck Jones VIII be featured in n
photoplay of the cattle country.
titled THE Last Straw"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25

In English prisons couvicts are
not permitted to see a mirror dur.
ing the term OF their imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25
PORTLAND MAN
COULD HARDLY
use HIS ARMS
But Rheumatism and Indiges-
ton Are Gone Now Since
Taking Tanlac

Il have gained thirteen pounds
since taking Tanlac, and am feel.
ing M fine as ever did in my life. 4"
said John Peepcs, f02i South 1vanhoe
St, Portland. Oregon. while discuss
ing the merits OF the medicine a few
days ago.
MY health failed year ago" he
continued. "and since then have
found out what II means 10 suffer
with indigestion. liver trouble and
rheumatism. My stomach was 10 up
set that couldn't digest the very
Boftest kinds OF food. even eggs, half.
boiled. disagreed with me. I had
awful pains and cramps III my sides
and stomach that would nearly draw
me double: why, many q time. I woke
up In the middle OF the night from
pains, and would lie there In misery
for hours. After eating I always felt
nauseated and stuffy and could hard.
~ get my breath. My liver was slug
gish. | suffered from constipation all
the time and had 10 take a laxative
every night. II my work had required
me TO use my arms very much. /
would have had TO give II up. be
cause / suffered terribly with rheu.
matlsm in my shoulders. lost sleep.
fell off In weight and became ex.
tremely weak and rundown.
But now I am different man.
and II ever n person was satisfied
with a medicine perfectly. / am Ger.
tainly satisfied with Tanlac. Tanlac
went straight after my troubles and
today | can eat anything set before
mo without sign OF indigestion
afterwards My liver never troubles
me at all, and / am free from con.
stipation. Tho rheumatism has left
my shoulders and / can Use my arms
as freely as I ever could In my life.
Sleep? Why, | sleep like log and
when I get up OF mornings | am
ready for n good. hearty breakfast
As ! said. I have gained thirteen
pounds, am as sound as dollar in
every way. and am feeling fine all
the time. II Is n pleasure for mo to
say a good word for Tanlnc."
Tanlac In sold In Seattle by Bartell
Drug Stores under the personal a..
rcction OF a special Tanlac represcn.
tauye.---Advertise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25

llgion grew leaa no. Material mcdl.
cine had 10 developed into Hys
tenn apart from religion. that when
Jesus began his restorative minis.
try, and healed tho sick by purely
spiritual power. no was termed both
by the thoologista ana the matter
physicians a miracle worker, 40 un.
heard.of had Il become 10 invoke the
healing power 81 God.
"rhe only reason mankind has not
returned 10 God. the great physician.
In the time OF physical distress. ~
because OF the material BIAS az IT'S
education. Mankind has been taught
TO look 20 God for salvntlo from
sin. but 20 rely upon matter for the
cure OF matter and iia dire beliefs.
BechuHe 81 the seeming increasing
power OF false material education.
mankind has been unable to grasp
the simplicity and adequacy OF the
spiritual laws OF God applied 10 the
disoords OF the flesh.
Jesus knew these laws, employed
them. ana laid upon all Christians
the injunction 20 initiate his healing
works. II may be argued that Jesus
conferred the power TO heal upon his
contemporary disciples only Yet he
said uneauivocally, These singH shall
follow them that believe" But II
the contention be true. how did Paul
who was not Jesus immediate dis
clple. acquire tho art OF Christian
hoalingT II must be admitted that
Paul used none but spiritual power
ia his restorative ministry. The
Master. abiding 20 His divine Prin.
eiple. the healing and saving Christ,
said: "Lo' ann with you Away"
This Christ was available 10 Paul
and he rose In spiritual conscious
ness 20 tho realization Of II. The
power Of God TO hea' ana 20 save. no
wondroukly prescn; with Jesus. and
with the early Christians for 500
years. Ia available 10 all today. and
when understood and employed, In
Jesus way. becomes the Witness OF
Christ IN you. tho hope 81 glory"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25
.ASQU|TH WINS
COMMONS VOTE
Veteran English Statesman
AGAIN Leader ST Liberalo

LONDON. Feb. 25.--Ifcrbert Az
quIth, former premier. has boon
elected TO the house Of commons
from tho Paisley district It was Off.
ciaiiy announced today.
Tho vote was announced as fol-
lows.
II. III. Asaulih. liberal. 1904: J. NJ.
BlEgar. laborite. iisso; j. A. ID.
Mnckcan. unionist. avs.
Tho liberal victory. which again
puts Aaauith back In his old posi-
ton as liberal leader In the house OF
commons, was considered by obscrv-
erH as OF the utmost Importance. IL
again places him In line for tho
premiership. they pointed out.
Lady Bonham-Carter. daughter OF
the Rilvcr.haircd old statesman. was
given much credit for his election.
Women claimed she conducted his
campaign turnout. They called her
the link between Paisley and Picca-
duly." She took an active part In
the campaign. her discourses rang.
ing from neckiies 20 votcs.
AZ one meeting a group Of laboritc
hecklerH gathered in n corner OF tho
hall and started "A commotion. Lady
Carter silcnced them with this re
mark:
Don't you think all this ridIcui-
Gus? Mr.. Mackean uhe unionIst
candidate) lately attacked my father
for wearing n green tic, finding II In
sympathy with Sim Fein. Mr., Mac
kean's stock in trade must be get
ting threadbare.
Just look nj my fathers ito to-
night why. IL this election Is to be
won on ties. say frankly we're
beaten"
Roars of laughter. with cries OF
NO. you're not" greeted this re-
ruari
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25

Nv Thin. weak. Nervous People
Cas- Put On Flesh and
Gala strength

II you are weak. thin and ema-
cinsed and can't put on flesh or get
strong. no matter how much you
eat. 90 20 Swift Drug Company OF
Enrtell Drug stores and get enough
Elood-fron Phosphate for n three :
weeks treatment and take u aE d.
reetsd. III at the end Of three weeks
you don't feel stronger and better
than you have for months IL your
eyes aren't brighter and your nerves
ste adler: IL you don't eleep better
and your vim. viEor and vitality
aren't more than doubled. or " you
haven't put on several pounds OF
good stay-thers flesh. you can have
your money hack for the asking and
Blood-Iron Phosphate will cost you
nothing.
IHPORTANT-Bio d-Iron Pho--
phate II sold only In original pack
ages. containing enough for three
weeks treatment. at $3.50 per pack
age--only so cents week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25
Capt. A. B. Grindell
Is Dead in Siberia

Capt. Arthur y. Grlndeil. former
director OF publicity for tho Rcd
Cross In Seattle, died nj Vladivostok.
siberia. February %. Of pneumonia,
according 10 word received here this
week. lie was director of purchases
and supplies for the Siberian com
mission at the time OF his death. lilo
Is survived by widow and small
daughter. Virginia. who live at the
Harrison apartments. as 10th ave.
n. The body viii be sent home by
transport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25

There In much tnik about the up
ward tit OF hats. but some OF the
best OF the new ones show just as
strong an inclination az ever 10 dip
down. Brima, tho. invariably some
where. somehow. do tend upward.
The hat illustrated. a Isawak mod.
81. IN OF nigre brown Milan straw
with n narrow rolling brim. n round
ell crown OF taffeta shirrcd on cords
aud band OF spreading glycerined
ostrich tips surrounding H. IL ls IA
very smart and also a very comfort.
able sort % hat. as silk.topped hats.
in particular. have way Of being.
All strnwa are IN vogue. or will be
BY the time spring r. fairly under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25
Uncover Cocaine
in His Coal Pile

Thirty "blndles' OF cocaine hidden
In n coal pile back OF All Sings
laundry, 421 Madison ST.. were un-
covered by police In n raid early
Wednesday. Sing WIS arrested after
one OF the raiders Is said TO have
bought n "bladlc" from the China.
man for 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25

From Seattle 70 san Diego In leaa
than ~ hours by tho air tine IL the
alsht planned by Major Albert -
smith. United States aviator. who
few hero from California mot week
TO inspect government forest patrol
I planes being made over at the Boo,
ing plant.
Permission 10 make the night ~
expected here wednesday from COT
/ IL. ~ Arnold. chief OF tho Western
department 81 tho United States air
service. at san Franchise. Major
Smith also asked authority To make
the trip In one OF the Dciiaviland
/ planes now In the Boclng plant here.
/ The Sopwith scout In which Smith
made tho hop" from Portland TO
Seattle at $50 miles an hour. will be-
packed up and shipped to California
( by rail
Major Smith was tho honor guest
at luncheon given Tuesday noon at
tho Arctic club under tho auspices %
the Aero Club Of the Northwest lie
declared that IL planes viii he nj.
/ l1tted 10 the Western district Of
I Washington for tho aerial forest pa
I troll service which will be inaug.
uratcd In April Tho planes will be
stationed at Camp Lewis NJ their
home airdrornc. and win patrol as
far south an tn. Oregon boundary.
Major Smith made a plea for n
landing Deid. both for government
and private planes. He described
the rise Of aviation In other parts Of
tho unitod States and cited instances
~ towns much smaller than Seattle
which have obtained excellent land
| Ing ilrlda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-25
AID Interest If
Tax Is Not Paid

A Is per cent penalty win be added
20 all taxes not paid by Monday.
March /. County Treasurer william
a. Gaines said "wednesday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1920-04-16

Cupid got little setback during
the recent session of the legislature bv
senator Wolf, of Howard County.
who had a bill passed, increasing the
cost Of marriage licenses from 81 90 to
500 The new law goes in effect
June /.
II is necessary that you place ydur
order at once if contemplating the pur-
chase OF HFord Car" this season.
The production is considerably behind
the demand, and the company viii not
ship to agents unless they have pur-
ehasers' orders on file. lady.
Miss Mary X. Miller head Of the
Music Department Of McDonongh In
stitute, is arranging a recital to be
held Friday night, April Both. The
program Will consist of instrumental
selections by the advanced students,
and songs by the Boys Glee Club and
the Girls Glee Club. Public is cor
daily invited.
As It's part of the nationwide cam
paign to raise $3.50, 900 for temple
of agriculture at Washington, the Nd
Agricultural Society at meeting held
at the Hotel Rennert, Baltimore aon-
day last. voted S23 600 to the fund
To carry on the campaign, committee
for each county has been appointed.
Mr.. j. O. Watson, Welcome. will head
the committee in this county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1920-04-16

BALTIMORE, MD, Apr. 10, 1920.
To the Editor
In behalf OF the Board OF Directors
of the Maryland Tobacco Growers
Association, | wish to announce to the
Association members and Others inter-
ested, the completion of the organiza-
tion at the Baltimore headquarters
and also to announce the opening of a
department for the sale of al kinds of
farm produce, calves, lambs, poultry,
etc,
The produce department Of the Mary
land Tobacco Growers Association
win for the present be located at No.
y w. Camden Street, in the building
now occupied by the Harrison Commits
sion Company. Mr.. Joseph J. Harri
son, the proprietor of the Harri-
son Commission Company, is turning
over his business to the Maryland To-
hacco Growers Association. and has
been selected to take charge OF this
produce department 1t will be q mat
ter Of interest, ! am sure, to all tobac-
co growers, to know also that Mr.. Har-
rison, who is recognized as one of the
best judges of tobacco on the Balti-
more market, will assist in the tobacco
aNa.na a.. ~. a
500, $50 y, .ill,'iy =. w ai iaI o.
49, 0no"ers lASs2el"' t NJ fial.
G - W ii IN .o"l - d, el'
80 oei.s' e. W. @n0i c iio sun '"n' anu opcr-
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saia"tjo @ 81 NJ W S"ti T Dei 20 ,e
80, I'm ~ e. ~ - y, oii'ir-
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vCs''SSo ~ ~ =, ~ M ],
$50, Ai1 ~, ~ ~ "
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