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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-05
forth in the preamble to the constitu.

forth in the preamble to the constitu-
ton.
The tenth amendment did not invali
date the fifth article of the constitu-
ton, but the decision of the supreme
court has invalidated the tenth amend
ment, and with that goes all the guar
antics as to the reserved rights of the
states. There are now no reserved
rights that cannot be taken from a
state whenever two thirds of each
house of congress and three fourths of
the legislatures of the state deem it
necessary to absorb into the federal
system that particular right.-Miami
Herald.
That may be true but we are hopeful
to say that that time is a long time
off-the safeguards are too impreg-
nable for the states to become mere
useless appendages to the general gov
eminent
Mr.. Justice Story. in his Common
taries on the Constitution of the Unit
ed States says:
1t is an admitted maxim in the ordi-
nary course of the administration of
justice that the preamble of a statute
is key TO open the mind of the max
ers as to the mischiefs which are to
be remedied and the objects which
are to be accomplished by the pro-
visions of the statute"
What does the preamble to the con.
stitution of the United States say:
1t says:
I'VE the people of the United States,
in order to form more perfect Union.
establish justice, insure domestic
tranquility, provide for the common
defense, promote the general welfare,
and secure the blessings of liberty, do
ordain and make this constitution for
the United States of America
The editor of the Banner holds to
the opinion that all the amendments
proposed by those whom the people
have clothed with authority to make
our laws have felt that the said amend
tents were necessary and essential for
the general welfare, and after being
assented to by three fourths of the
legislatures of the several states clear
ly express the desires of the vast ma
jority of the people, and when the
wishes of this vast majority are care
fully and sedulously respected, it can
scarcely be described as a centralized
oligarehy.
The states are still clothed with
extraordinary powers and will con-
tinue 10 exercise those powers with
OUT the least Interference on the part
OF the federal government.
One OF those extraordinary powers
vas Witnessed last Tuesday in the
election OF the chief magistrate Of the
nation for the next four years.
The saveral states conducted the
election in the manner laid down in
their several statutes their being M
stereotyped provisions controlling
them emanating from Washington.
This paper wants the esteemed
Herald to get it out of its system that
the congress and the supreme court
OF the United States, our highest
legislative and judicial bodies, in their
assaults upon it are making a dishrag
OF the constitution, and that the
League OF Nations, the one hope of the
world to prevent the recurrence of
wars and bring to it the blessings OF
peace and tranquility, is more danger
Gus than the fires of Gehenna that re-
duced to ashes the cities of Sodom and
Gomorrah.
Esteemed editor get those things
out OF your system.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-05

hr. Joe Earman is back from Bal.
'iinore where he had been for treat
ment, and is doing good work an hi.
paper-the Palm Beach Post. Joe
seems to have been born for the edi-
.oriai tripod. His friends are glad
that ne is being restored to health.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-05

gha raskef says that conditions
palni - : so citrus crop both IA FLOR
- and California
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-05

PRESIDENT Wilson said: The san
day shool lesson of today is the coaa
of morals of tomorrow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
new WITNESSES
3F0R EALY TRIAL
Handwriting Expert lnclud-
ed in List

With the trial only four days awHy
Prosecutor Fr~d c. Brown Friday
Afternoon secured superior court In
ecrscmcnt OF additional witnesses "a
testify against william Fay Eaiy
and his mother. Anna Ealy Ncmitx.
charged with firxt-dcgres murder OF
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bryan. OF Puy'
4llup. hcrc. October 20.
Absolute refusal by Brown to dis
close the nature OF the testimony Of
the witnesses further clouds tho case
With mystery. since the arrest Of
he mother and son. the state has
0Atntained . consistent sccreivc pol.
~ regarding Its casa.
That letters from Mrs Bryan 60
Aly. and vicc versa. may Be intro
Guced by the state. was indicated by
tho Endorsement OF O. l.. Miller.
Aandwritinx expert A. witness. 9th.
- nov witnesses are: George Com
4tock. police sergeant. who was the
&fpt policeman to talk to Eaiy when
xAly wAs arrested: Floyd w. Brown.
pho lives In the same building as the
Alya. expected to testify regarding
UxU- BryAn's visits. Police Sergt- w.
g. Justtca who may testify concern
tng what Eaiy said when Questioned
~ police station. and Mrs. q. Cham
ooriain. who was previously indcesed
uaasr another name. shc has bccn
mArricd since tho first announce
u,ent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Sir Walter de Freeze, Wealthy
mpressario, Parliament Member

ASHTON UNDER LYME Eng.
- ls.--Sir Walter De Freecs. mil.
lisaaire theatrical imprcsArso. has
bsen elected member Of pariiamen,
from the Ashton Under-Lyns district
u vas announced today. Polling IN
the bye-ssecfton took place January
n.
The votA which vas announced Of.
6e1ally today. wAs.
SIR Walter De Freeca, coalition
unionist S.sst: w. C. Roeansun.
Aborite. ALI: Sir Arthur Aarshan.
ubenl. ASH.
1ntcrest In the election SAruOus
Dngiand was intenss because q the
e1orts Of Lady ~vesta TTley~ TO get
nsr husband. the tmpressario. elected.
p Freece - populaffy known a.
~vesta Tnsys hmhand." HIS wife
n most popular male impersOnAtor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Smith Cove ssrminsi-ssr Eidrsdse. str
Eastern Guide. str Robin Goodfeliow.
Pier ii--Motor schr kirketind. U. T. q
burnside.
Great Northern pisr-str Eastern craG.
Pier Str West Ivan. motor sohr Apex
Pier str EtAnvood-
Pier ;-str jefferson. str Valdez
Pier i-su Bergen.
Bell ct tsrminai-str AnycL
Pier A--asr Admiral Dewey.
Pier B---tstr Admiral Evans.
Pacific Coast bunkers-fIGhsshp UNA
tiiia No. 81. str Eastern Moon. str Star
Union Pacific dooh--str Rohshun Mara.
Skinner q Eddy yards-str Easter
Knight. str Eastern Mariner
Alaska Steamship company moorfnss-str
Victoria
Standard oil doek-s,r ,. A. Mofsstt.
motor schr CuiburrN-
Hanford st. tsrminsi-str Eastern Pilot.
East Waterway dock-Str Brave Occur.
str Eastern Ocean. str Trader.
Duthis yards--ssr West cAmpgaw.
Ames ysrds-str West Jester. str Roose-
welt.
Todd drydcck--str Eastern Gale. str Ad-
miral Rodman. str Eanta Inca. motor
schr Boohyaiia, u. q. destroyer OWN.
Lake union-Huiis snoauaimie. Broxton.
LeotA. Endymion. Fort Jsckson. Ad-
Olson. Boushton. Bovesmont. Bourne
Vile. Aiienhurst. Abilia. Adria. Ca
prarsa. Eiestra. Osiwin. Abydos, Area
demia. Academia Pesuta. Black Wolf.
Bickiand. Bsstine. Bianford. Agron.
Anthem. Fort Harrison. Fort stanwix.
Imufka. Kiton. Loot. Dione. cagacan.
Corian. cineyras. cardla. Elisa. schrs
Araiea. Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice.
Wawona. Maid OF Orleans. bees corus.
Fresno. whaling ssrs TenginAk. ko-
diak. u. n. n. Surveyor.
Hsffernan drydock--str Santa Ana. str
Northwestern. str Bundarra.
s,imson miii-,str Lake Eikwatsr. str Co
lilo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
TOLT ROBBERY
CLUE OBTAINED
See Youthful Trio as vahlt
Yeggs

Deputy Sheriff Fred A. Brown,
who investigated the blowing OF the
vault In tho Toit postoffioe Thurs
day. said Friday that = rood de
scription OF three strange boys who
loitered around the postoffioc has
been obtained and that further do
velopmsnts may bs expected
The time OF the blowing has been
fixed at a m. An aged shoemsk.
er. sleeping near tho postoffice.
heard the explosion but was unable
to spread the alarm because of his
infirmity, Tho ycsgs obtained $500
and are believed to have escaped TO
Seattle In an auto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
ORANGE MARKET
JUMPS UPWARD
Dealers Boost Quotations
to $5.75.$6.25 Per Case

An citrus fruits are going up along
Wholesale row. Dealers Friday
boosted orange quotations 10 eb.7b.
1875 per case. Lemons were prnc-
tcally off the street. but jobbera
predicted that the next shipment
would bring from 81 90 $3.50 n case.
A car OF Black Diamond grapefruit
placed on the market Thursday
cleaned up In short order at 1850 TO
81.
Other produce offerings held
steady. Fancy apples are reported
10 be moving slowly In tho face OF
lower grade apples being reduced In
price all along the line. Dealers TO.
port an unusually heavy movement
In &C. grade apples.
Butter and egE markets were
steady Friday at unchanged quota
lions. Jobbers were confident that
the week would end at prevailing
quotations. Receipts at the local
stockyards amounted to go head Of
cattle and rs hogs. Hog market was
steady. while cattle was weaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Received by Wireless


Canadian Gevevnoeat
February if--Str Alaska. off Boat
Point. southhound. At y. m: str Re-
doudo. In Aiiibank Sound. southbound. at
y. m.
Y. =. Naval CsnnuniestSea
February is--str Admiral Dewey. nan
Francisco for Seattle. 100 miies from Be-
attic ut . y. M. str Ernest IL Nyerr.
Grays Harbor for Aan Pedro. IL miles
south Of Grays Hartor at .. m. str
West Iessup. SEATTLE for Yokohama z.ss7
miles from Cape flattery at y. m. str
Brookdslr. San Francisco for seattle. 10
miles east OF Cape F1attsry At y. m. T.
str Robin Gray. Seattle for Yokohama.
s.sse miles from Seattle at : p. M. str
ws~aiona. Yokohama for Portland. 400
miles west Of Columbia River at y. m.
str Hodondo. At kstchikAn. southbound.
kt .. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures
Arrivals

Arrivals
February is-Str Admiral Dewey from
San Diego via Han Francisco at noon (,
str Lyman Stewart from Port San Luis
via Vancouver. II. C.. at 1880 a. m; str
Robin Goodfciiov from Tacoma n, Gao
n VA.
February i.-str J. A. Mosfett from
San Francisco ~ 10 p. IN; str Btanwood
from Ban Pedro via Fan Francisco at 7
.. M; str Eastern Guide from Tacoma
at 4 .. m; str Trader from British CO.
iumbia ports at .. m: str Cello from
San Francisco at 1910 y. m
Departures
February is-str President from Han
Pedro via Victoria. ~. C.. and San Fran
cisco At IL o. m.
February is-str Mexico Maru for
Singapore via ports and Victoria II. c..
at y. ia: str Davenport for Tacoma AZ
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

PORTLAND. Feb. &c Re-
ceipts. 9 head: market steady. Good 60
choice steers. sfi.so0is: fair TO good
steers. ss.so0sso; common TO fair steers.
81. 50 q $50; rood to choice cows and hcif-
ers. tsko0lo.5o: medium to good cows
and heifcrs. sT.so0sso; Gamers. ss.so0
$3.50: bulls. Ss.ssgs.5o: calves. s7Gi7.
Hogs-RecoiptA 1850 head; market IL
steady. Prime mixed. sis.7s0 1876.
rough heavfes. sis.;s0is.Ts: piga. s1id
Sis.25: bulk OF salcs. Sis0I6.
sheep--Receipss. Zoe head; market II
steady. East % mountasus lambs. Si79
SIS; best valley iauAba. us.so0ie.so;
ewea eio9ia.
puttsr--city creamery. s1es.c per ID.
Eggs--seiected locsi extras. <ogt7c
per dox.
Hens-:7 asso Per ID: brouers. zoe
per H.
Geese--soc per Ii,
cheess--Tr,pista sses7e per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. FEB. is.--0rain futures hue
tusted violently ON the Chicago Board of
Trade today. After opening . fraction
higher. quotations dropped &c and &c -
the result Of local selling Then buying
developed and corn rallied. New York
reports that French demand for grain
showed strength was one Of the main
factors In the rise
February corn opened We higher ~
u.ssx. dropped &c. and later reoovsrsd
sSe. March opened up NC ~ elC y.
fall Nc. and later vent Se over the
opening. May started No up At si.eih.
droppcd ihe and later rsgainsd ske.
July opsnsd up Ne q ei-fsk. dropped
Ne and then recovered Skc
May oats opened NC Up 1T 7oe. lost
Nc ana then jumped ike; July opened
up ING ~ Tie. then dropped Se. and
later recovered Ne
Rrovfslons pfofs lower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

Sometimes one wUnders tust where
To keep soilcd clothes from one wash
day 10 tho next This question con
Germs the health Of the family far
more than In generally rcsiixcd-
soiled garments should mot hs al
lowed to Accumulate In bedroom clos
cts.
A covered hamper placed In an out
OF theway c,rncr Of hall In n prar-
teal Arrangement for tho second
floor II there In no clothes chute.
Ono woman keeps her laundry
hamper on the attic stairs. She says
clothes gather daInpness In the basc-
ment
Damp towels should always BE-
thoroiy dried before putting thcm
with other soiled clothing.
Keep table linen and tea towels sop
nrate from the rest Of the laundry.
Also beware OF crumbs In tho table
cloths and napkins. Crumbs "calr'
mice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

London has known In decades-took
prominent part In his campaign.
Her ''Piccadilly Johnny with the
Little Glass Eye and other popular
sonss. II was admitted. played . far
greater part In the election that her
husbands political views. altho he
ran on . platform supporting tho
government and had powerful oppo.
Etson from labor. The theatrical
profession bet heavily on "vcsta
11llays HUSBAND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
DEPUTY'S Wife
DIES At 3 A. NJ
Mrs. John Carmody Sue
cumbS Here Today

MIA Pearl A. carmody. wife OF
Deputy Prosecutor John d. Carmody.
Adrian Court apartments died In
Columbus sanitarium at a. IN. Fri.
cay. after a lingering decline follow.
ing two operations. Funeral arrange
snents are being made by Collins
Brothers.
Mrs. Carmody was - years old.
Surviving her are her husband. her
1Dother and father. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Donovan. OF Everett; five
e1Dters. Mrs William Preston, OF Chi.
ego. and Margaret. Grace. Edith and
Anne Donovan. and one brother.
George Donovan. OF Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Expert Explains Reasons
for Low Foreign Exchange

Thorn In no fear OF hurting bust.
meas. m = whole. by saving money.
Tho best way to delay ths hard times
10 by saving money. Houses nnnot
now be buiit, machinery cannot now
be- constructed. roads canno, now be
improved ~nssr power eanhot now
bs developed because thera isn't tho
capital 10 do H.
II tho wortncn Of America would
take TO the hanks the money which
they now rpcnd on phonographs.
tcweiry. movies and fiimsy. Toodfor-
nothing clothes the money could be
tissd by the hanks for building
houses. making machinery. improv-
ing roads and developing water
powcr and forever DO . great source
Of wealth.
Thers was . TINA. directly Asssr
the war. when I advised people 10
bur. ycs. buy anything to start the
haIl rolling. but there Ia no need Of
such advice today.
Tho best thing today that we all
can do 10 cxtsnd tho present period
- kst"ttay ats1 ~ 6tFF WI o6u
jobs II to save and take ~ much
money every saturday night 10 our
hank as possible. Labor can. today.
inercAs. iss share az the annual dis.
trfbution Of wealth only by tncrcas-
ing tn savings A man can't save
q dollar and put u IN n hank with
out Increasing tho demand for labor
and without providing moro work
Saving money turns surplus labor
into capital which goes into build.
ingx. machinery and other things.
which In turn produce moro wealth.
80 par cent OF Nil Of which goes to
labor.
Ths best thing the wage workers
can do to pro,ongs their prosperity
In 70 ADJ to tho amount Of available
capital The saving worker crrates
employment for himself as well a.
assuring his family something for .
rainy day. A dollar saved today win
bc worth two dollars five or 10 years
from now. when che cost OF living
has declined To what II Inevitably
will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
WHAT'S ITS USE

Little Jimmy went with hts mother
to stay with an aunt In the country.
and his mother was very worried ms
to now he would behave
But TO her surprise he was angelic
during the whole visit-ahways did
as he was told. and never misbc-
havcd.
As soon as he got homo, however.
he was his natural self again.
''Oh. Jimmy" she said. you were
so good while you were away. Why
do you start behaving badly now7"
whats home for?' asked Jimmy.
In panied surprisc.-Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
.SMELT OUGHT
TO Be CHEAPER
Columbia River "Run" Be-
gins, He Says

smelt have begun their annual rup
up the Columbia river and In the
cowlitz, according TO word receive1
here Friday by State Fish and Game
Commissioner L. II. Darwin
There n no reason why this MAJ
edible fish should not be retailing -
5 cents n pound In the municipal
market in n day or two said Dasr
win. The run is reported exception
ally heavy. and markets along ~
Columbia are already overloaded"
The Cowiitz can be reached froD
Seattle by auto in four or four an1
a half hours. for the so dayr ~
the fish can be scoopcd out In neens
buckets and dirhpans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Cargo of Wine Goes
Ashore in North Sea

Carrying n cargo OF wine from San
Francisco 20 Germany. steamship
West Aleta was aground of Terschel.
ling island. In tho North sea. Friday.
She loaded 1000 tons OF freight at
Seattle. was built In San Francisco
and sailed from there January 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

STAINS 1911. fba navy 49, 49, y
bars toilet soap, tic: Gold Sh1no1 cpGS1A
sgc 10. Stall 100. Borden's milk. 134e
can: 7sc can peAa. lie: Teko. lee peE
stAii iog. No. 10 sack patent 49,. t3.e4:
cans Cooperative milk. 9se: -
cans minced ciama CSC otau III
Pride washing powder. zoe: Z rolls JuD1o
toilet paper. zoe: pkxa sunms4d raae1R
CSC. stall izz. Yakima 0emA Ne. =
tsso per 100 fba: new rhubasA. > -
sse. stan 13s. large standard egBA ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

Students Of ths Woxksrx College
Dramatic club arc producing this
weekend 0eorwe Barnard Shaw's
play. ARMS and tho Man. at the
Press Club theatrA Friday and Sat
urydAy night performances are schsd-
uied Thursday evenings opening
performance was cApabiy presented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
BANK CI.EARINGs
SEATTLE
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange


ket was strong this afternoon after
morning marked BY weakness. A sharp
raid took place during the early hours.
but after noon the market began 20 firm
and acted. well right up 20 the close
csacibis sbt above :os and General Mo-
tors al ais was ~ points from the low
Republic was ths most buoysns OF tho
steel Issues and showed an advance OF
more than . peinss
NEW YORK. rsk is-rhs stock mar
tst opened irresl1hr. following the I'm
coin birthday recess Demand sterling on
ths forsisn ssehanss was up v cent TO
ssns
on the stock exchange United State
Steel opened at ssk. off y studsbassr
Mexican rs,rsissm At les. Oft IL, 4 r.
q r. at ssS, of V Cruoibis At sos. I'M
changed. New York central ~ ~. un-
changed. Hsneiair ~ ASH. off y Central
leather at TfA. Oft X Marine - ~.
off 4 Southern Pacific 1T tsh. off y I;
weslsn at iw.. usshsns.di uaitsd
IS. unshanssA: osssrai Nssers II ass.
off .: uni,sd Retain ssorss st ssx. OFT !.
Tho curb market vas siss i"sssiAs
~ tho opening
EIseuiioa o. s..i,ss erss.. s.ssmo.
weakness IN . pumb<r Of teseeA
Tho death Of Henry u. Hadiests. head
ef the Endicott -Johnson. hsd - sdverss
effect on that stock. which epsnsd ~ lie.
off ~.
Steel common rallied half . psi.s In
the first few minufoe
tho railroad situation seems - have
10 effect on the markst The ssnaeney
Of tho whole list was easier. United
states Hsssi declined TO " ana then
ssiffsnsd- General Motors sold on az
from the epenins 70 ssiN sad psid.in
Heavy selling waves hit the markss
durins the rnoruins Aad rssulssl In new
lows bsins made IN the list United
ststss steel went down 10 o. End Cruel
BILE. tssAkias thru zee. found . tenn
perary totiofn q ~. OF IL goin" net
.rsl Motors dsennsd to sssH. risrcs-Ar-
reu, United states Rubber End Republic
stssi also broke sharply.
During the neon hour the martst raj
lied sharply along the whole list. max
Ing w the early ioss~s in whole or In
part Ths uptusp vas In par, induced By
short oSssrfnG. bot there was also In
dieasion % good osmnission buying.
BALDWIN rallied 10 about wednesfay's
cioss at lei. cruoibis recovered TO 1os.
and General Motors TO ian.
After the neg lows were made on this
raid tho market rallied slightly. appar-
entity on short covering. stesla holding
slirhtiy ahose -.
psmasd sterling rose 60 sste. franc
checks 10 it..sc. lire checks to is.ste.
msfks were unchanged ct .eietc-
Call money was quoted at per cent
Tho rally continued tnfo the afternoon
and Included virtually the whole list
stocks which had hesn hit hardest had
the shnrpcst advance General Motors
/ Eainsd ~ points from ita low OF this
morning ynitsd states Steel recovered
more than . and Republic T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. is.--Butter---
Extras. ssks per ID; prime firsts. csc
per IL Fff
Eges-Extras. ETC FER dos: fsrsts. ssc
per dos; extra puiiets. eve per doE: un-
dcrsixed puliets. ssc per dos.
Cheese flats. fancy. sic per
ID. firsta. sskc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
S. p. Declares Its
Quarterly Dividend

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-The South
ern Pacific has declared It's regular
quarterly dividend Of $3.50. payn1no
on April 1 to stock recorded Febsu-
AIRY IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Measles on Liner;
20 Are Guaranteed

VANCOUVER. u. c.. Feb. Ia
Outbreak OF measles on liner Mont
eagle. In port from Orient. caused 20
passengers 10 DO auarantined-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Public Markets
SANITARY

Stalls MA. Columbia river smests. Z
ms 2go: fresh herring. Q ms. 3Sc; ycu1G
halibut, z5c ~. fresh boiled crabs. 10
ana up. Stalls s4-3s, . ms 0oidsn Weq)
coffee. si4t; Teco pancake dour, lie
pkg; 3bc Citrus powder. s7e: promsdae1
dates, abo pkg: bars Lemon soap. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
ECONOMY

Stan ~. tall can caraufioa nm. f3xA
Stalls s7-ss. lem. pail KAro syyup. e1.o4
s-ib. pail. sse: ssc pkg. Ciruo 1890,
2sc: G-Yb. can ~. J. II. coffeA t3.tss ~
pkg AlbcrS rolled oats. sse: IL 49,
Of salt lite: soc pkg. Cream ~ Wa
SIC. soc can asparaEus 13c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Feb. is.--coffee--No 7
Rio, lac per Id. No. 4 Santos. e4c per ID.
sugar--Raw. i21i3otc per ID; granu-
lated, $50 leo per ID.
The mileage Of blood in the human
body as 1t circulates is normally
seven miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

Under normal ccomfsens Italy
annually converts 1900 tons OF
orange blossoms and 1000 tons OF
roses into perfumes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

Here's the hv the bottom has dropped out Of for
ei0n exchange rates making the English pound the French
FRAME tho Italian lire and other European money scorh
less IN United States dollars. In 1919 the United States
exported nearly thrice much 10 Imported The balance
Of trade coming into the United States uas about
100000 t,ccs at whch cent out In the balance tras
about 5000 600 Europe couldn't pay goods didn't
hare any gold and her credit is meory exhausted
That's WAv American exports must fall off, nakixg more
goods to sell IN America and bringing dozen prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

The staple crop Of China h said
10 be sweet potatoes. There Is no
part which does not raise them
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