davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Rate w ar Over.
French Line i'm
Conferences
Gains Reduced Freights OH
Trade With France, but
Raises TO Continental
European Ports Stand
Result Viewed as a Draw
North Atlantic Situation Is
Settled; South Atlantic
and Gulf Status i'm Doubt

Definite settlement has now been ef-
feesed of the oce-n freight rate war,
so far as it affects the Atlantic
trade from north Atlantic ports. and
conference relations lave been re-
sumcd.
For about three weeks the north
Atlantic rates have been on an ad-
vanced basis. averaging about 100 per
cent above the freights prevailing at
The close of the rate war which had
been in use since last fail. This
tentative agresMcnt, however. was
subject to official confirmation by the
French Line. which began the cutting
Of rates after the Shipping Board had
over -tonnaged the berths in the French
Atlantic trade.
French Line Made Terms
Stipulations laid down by the French
Line a. conditional upon it's reenter-
ing the conferences have been agreed to
so far as the French Atlantic trade is
concerned. The chief point on which
the French Line held out was in re-
gard to the tentative advanced rates,
which it viewed as too great an in
crease and a penalization upon French
trade.
Reduced rates from the tentative
scale have been agreed upon, but no
reduction is made in the rates to
Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hamburg,
and these stand at the advances made
several weeks ago. The reduced French
rates are reported to be as follows:
General commodities, 25 cents per
cubic foot, or so cents per 100 po ,nds;
lubricating oil, 40 cents per 100 pounds;
f,ic foc
cents per 100 pounds; agricultural i'm
plements, $6 per ton. weight or meas
urement; agricultural machinery. 25
cents per cubic foot, or 80 cents per
100 pounds; delight cargo. Sc per ton.
Free Hand On Bulk Cargocs
Another condition advanced by the
French Line was that it should have a
free hand in fixing rates on full car
goes of bulk grain and coal, in order
to meet the competition Of tramp YES
sells This was granted, with the
stipulation that on less than full car
goes conference rates should prevail.
A third stipulation by the line was
that the Shipping Board should cease
the practice of Offering to take west
bound shipments from France at a
fixed percentage below am rate the
line might quote. This is also under
stood to have been agreed to.
Shipping men regard the settlement
Of the rate situation as equivalent to
a draw, the French Line havlrg gained
its point in regard to the French rates
and the other lines having succeeded
in maintaining the advances in rates
10 other Continental European ports.
The situation in regard to ship
ments from south Atlantic Gulf ports
h reported to be still unsettled. al
though rates are being maintained
Hhere at the tentative advances agreed
or recently. The attitude of the
agents of the French Line at 'hese
ports is said to be for a free hand
in fixing rates. Meetings arc to be
held in regard to this matter here in
the course of the next few days.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Cleared

Str La Bourdonnais Crr), Robert. Havre
via Nigo; French Line.
str Ario lAm, Fcderscn, Tampico
STANDARD Oh Go.
Str Tiuor spar (An). Coad. Santos. Rio
De Janeiro, La Plata. Buenos Ayres Via
Philade lphia Moore & Met t'ormack
Fort Hamilton (3r). Mckenzie Bcr-
muda; Furness, Witty & co.
Str Canopic Csr), Roberts. Ponta i,el-
gada. Gibraltar, Naples. Genoa via Boston
White star Linc.
ST. lmpcrator (Nor>, u Bernstein. Bars
Goa, Atlantic Fruit Co,
Str Amelia CAMP, Gabrcsen, Kingston
Atlantic Fruit Co
str France (Fr), Maurras. Havre; French
Line.
Str New York city GsD. Olsen Bristol
Bristol City Line.
Str " NJ rupper CAm> Browne. S,
Thomas, st troix. st Kits. Antigua,
Guadaoup Martinique, st Lucia Barba
dos. clyde : Co.
Str Pittsburgh Bridge (Am). Hayes
t;sbierg. Danzig. Reval, Hcsingfors; Sus-
quehanna s Co.
str Joseph Secp (Aml, = Forbes. Ny
borg. Stockholm, Ciothcnburs; Robert T.
Hague
sur Baltic DAM, Schroeder. Port Lobos
Robert l. Hague e. Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
City Island
rcssed Bound South


Schr Stewart r Salter (Br) Walton
n for New York. with plaster; to The
Rock Plaster Mfg. Co.
Schr Viking, Block Island for New York
Schr Sada, Greenport, for New York.
Passed Bound East
sehr Elmer Warner. New York for
Bridgeport
schr Anastasia e. New York. for Now
Bedford
schr Hazel NJ jackson, New York for
New Bedford.
schr NJ J Fitzsimmons. New York, for
New Haven.
schr w e l.itchhcld, Edgcwater, for
Woods Hole. latter anchored.
Str Essequibe OBJ Cristobal. April 10;
to sanuerson 4 Sons, with pass. mails and
mdse; Pier AZ. n r.
Str Princess May (Br). Port Antonio
April IL; to hi Giorgio & Co. with pass
and mdse; Pier 4 Il r.
st: Lake Charles (Am), Savannah, April
II; to n Y " Cuba Mails S Co. with
mdse anchored off Liberty.
str Santiago. Fhlladelphia, April 49, to
Cuba Mail S 5 Co, with mdse; Pier
schr Samuel w Hathaway (Am), Bruins
WICK, Ga. April Is; to trowel e. Thurlow
with mdse; Pier II. f. r.
Sur Lake Fackler Trinidad. April o.
to Clyde S Co. with mdse; Chrome. n j.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Maritime Miscellany

BOSTON. April lC--str Mariners Har-
Of sugar from Banes cuba. was found to
pc lraklhg cargo Will be unloaded and
NeSsei urSdocked for examination.
"a fAi, April 15-~Str Adige fIt), left
Ph.l"dephia for Genoa; vessel was towed
into this port damaged
HALIFAX April l5--Schr Ronald 3
Mouton 'Brl left Oporto and Santa Pols
Tor Burego y T.. vessel was abandoned at
sea; crew was rescued and landed at 4
German port.
April l4--Advces were received by A
Moulton & Co that the schr stella was
ashore at Macoris and proba bly, would be 4
totai loss the schooner has been trading
among tho Islands for the last year
KINGSTON. jamaica April l9-Schi
Eogewood (Canada), was destroyed BY fire
AZ Fort Antonio last night, insurance fol
XIH0. OnO carrind
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Marine Reports
Arrived Yesterday

str Maraval ,Br), Perth Ambov. TO
,,s,' rurness' Witty q Co. II ballast. PIER -
ST. Hamilton Norroik. 70 the ola DO.
m.nlon ,,,.ia Iransportatton Go. w;t1 mase
y, Str. Hubert OBJ. Nata, March s. csrea
March ), Tu1oys Mach S. Munaos Marsh
-. -, Para Apri' j. B~ebsdos April ii. 10
',Is ,us boolh Co w''h h6 pass. mails ana
mdse; anchored Oft tuarantine.
Str Princess Matoika Genoa and NAMES
via Boston. to the 4 $ Mail s Co. With
pass and mdse: anchored. OFF Quarantine
str Hellig Olav (Danl. Copenhagen and
Chrstiana. to the Scandinavian American
Line, with pass. mails and mdse: anchored
on Quarantine.
ST. Thomas II Wheeler. New Orleans,
to Robert l.: Hague. With crude oil
anchored Off Tompkinsviile. S l.
Str Verona (Nor), Port Antonio to the
United Fruit Co, with mdse. anchored Oh
Quarantine.
Str Mexico. Havana. to the n and
',,d wuoa Mall CO With pass. mails and
Str Canada OFr). Marseiiles April ..
NAMES April 6. Palermo April Z. TO James
EiweI & Co. whit os first 221 second
mase, 1T Slst st. B'klyn.
Str Apache. Jacksonville April is
Charleston April II, to the Clyde steam
snip Co. with pass and nldse: Pier 81, r
Str II II Rogers, Port Lobos April TO-
20 the Standard OIL Co OF New Jersey
with crude oil; Pier s, Constable Hook,
N j.
Str Orient. Rotterdam April 2. to the
Oriental Navigation Co, in ballast; Pier
49, Clifton. S
Str Hawkeye State. Honolulu March o.
San Francisco March 81. Los Angeles.
Ap'il ;. Cristobal April IL. Havana April
Is. 10 tho United American Line, with las
cabin. - third class pass. mails and mdse
Pier So. r.
Str Pearl Don. Southampton March so.
10 the United States and Mexican Oil
Corp, in ballast: anchored off Liberty
Str Ell Occidente. Galveston April Is, to
tho southern Pacific Co, with mdse; Pier
So r.
Str City OF st Louis, savannah April
~. ~ the Ocean Steamship Co. with pas.
and mdse; Pier S5. N r.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York

AMSTERDAM, April 15-str Caster
land tDO.
MoNTEvlDEo. April 1s-str Jcthou
SANTOS. April 17-str Taurus Gsor).
ST MICHAEI.S. April 17--Strs Riverside e
Bridge tfrom Constantsa Mormugao
(from .tsbon).
COLOMBO. April 17-str Minsric (pr)
VENICE, April l2-Str Grot Tisza LIST
GENOA. April ls---str rerdinando rala-
l.nGHORN. April l5-str La,npo UD.
HUEt.VA April ls-Str Franklin (from
Palermo).
LISBON April ls-strs Hickman; H.
NEuFAliEw AssER April IL - Str
Csdansk.
HAvRE. April is str la Lorraine (I-r)
Arrivals From New York
BORDEAUX. April 1S--Str West Hela
iiAVRE; April 1s-str, Chicago .Fr,;
MELnouRNE. April ls-str Port Alma
(Brl. via Cape Town.
RUENos AYnEs April l5-str West
Jaffrey.
MoNTEvrDEo, April i'--str rordens-
CAIIAO, April 1s-str Santa Elisa
AlGlERs, April 1S-~str kentuckian, for
- NnuFAIlRwAssEn. Apri. strs
HAMHURG. April ls-Str Fairmont.
NAGhsAKl. April 1S-str, Mongolisn
RIO DE JANElRo. April lo-sr Byron
ROTTERDAM, April 1s - str Eastern
GIAsuow, April II - str Navarino
CAFE TOWN, April l7-str Clan Mac
brayne (Brl.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
American Ports

BALTlMoEE. Aprn ls-Arrlyed. s,rs
YsllT yeJ,; pIaYsn ro, Msrs nols 5asehus e.r' Nsw
phnadelphia sailed; strs Ass nsth sHn"srT ,sai
slnssfors via New York; carlsholm tswed}.
ecshsneSpTS' !, =. SS Z Etc. via sp PhiladeIphis,
Kne wsey Hall lBr, A,exsatria w N,u,yea reSn s'r'
VIA pirseus and Malaga t,iouceMsier6 , M ~ Isal a.
,tmo'e and Norfoih II { i'oleer. philadci-
isM. New yor. Atzonan. San Pedro and
san Francisco via New YORK Espalt.
santa Marta tall 1sth.
CHARl l-EsToN. c. April lo--Arrived
SIR Bavii.g,on Galveston for Liverpool,
Sailed s,rs Lake Elsmere. Jacksonv!,le
nrannee hn,, ,Jas,os JaensonYiis Lake rarioan
gers barge y w Thompson. in tow Of
tua. Havana
GAhyESToM g. ~. ,Is, Aern Arrived strs
New York; Lordshp Manor. phiadelphIs
i w Nandyke philadelphia; NJ p E,iiot,
New York Sailed: Strs westland Ant
Hampton Roads. rampico Lake Govan
Tanlpico.
JAcKsoNNlLlH. Fla. Aprn ls~Ar.
rived: Strs Howard Baltimore, OFT Wur-
ing. Baton Rouge. Sailed: Str comanche
New York.
MOBILE April la--Arrtved s,rs Ee-
hnku Tam1leo ARG lber,a l!av"naj tus
sailed: s,r Munwood sagua la Grande.
NORFOLK. Vs. April ls--Arrived: str.
Baltimore: Belgravia Wr). New York
Nurtureton tBr), Halifax: Jefferson. New
York: Brandon New En1iand, Ionancy
folk New England; Wien (Dan), bermuda
schr Edward Cohen. Walton, n s
Sailed: Strs Ruahinc (ED. London, Mis-
sssipp !Br). Antwerp; Pyrgona lBr)
Lobos Cristobal: Nindal Hahntay. can
ada Castle Porziano (t), Galveston; Wal
ter y Moves. New England; Polycarp (I3r)
Para Transportation. New England; City
(Br). Vancouver: Robin Gray. Rio dc
Jnneirn; scnr WyomIirg Hahanay Canada
pHILADELpHIA p ELL April y yor Arrived r ed
basas New York Chester Kiwanis. Rotter-
dam and Antwerp via Falmouth 1nqa
Sieniucsos Sailed strs West Togus
(Br), London via New York: Juniata, sa
vannah and Jacksonville: Waco. Copen-
hagen and Svenborg; Clan Murdoch (3r)
Buenos Ayres via Norfolk; schr Marshal
City Of Weatherford. Galveston; Clinwood
Mobile; pulcino. CUBA; EI Estero. New
Canal Lucerna (Br). Newcastle on Tyne
Macoria OBJ. Cuba sinaloa !Mcx). From
Lobos: John D Rockefciea. Tsmpico y
- poRTLAND, April 1o-Arrived: ST
sAvASNAiHi, Ga '''Ni April 1s~Arrived
Strs Greffryda (Br>. Tampa: Joint Judith
sehsonyIe Sailed Strs Takstoyo Mar.
iRl' YORK ely Of Montsomsry. New 1p' YORK ,,f
Mcrrimsck. Philadelphia.
TAMPA, ria. April i9-,Arrivsd; Motor
fhp "f 2or ST.
motorship Captain Collier. Panama City
Fla schr Charles Wiebe. Matanzas.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
TRANSIT acifc Mails

The connecting moils close at tho Cen
eral Postoffice and City Han Postofficc
station New York at p m. as follows:
Hawaii anu specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and Ch.na. via San Fran
cisco, Steamship Siberia Maru, April 2l.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa April 22.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia French Indo.
china. Netherlands East Indies te1ccrt
Hulnatra). and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver ard Victoria. r. c. steamship
Empress CT Asia. April 23.
Tahiti, Murquesas, Cook Islands Nev
Zealand ard specially addressed mail for
Australia, via San Francisco steamship
Tahiti. April 81.
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China, Siberia.
rrench. indo-c ching. Netherlands East
Islands. via San Francisco, stcamshin
Colombia. April %
ilawaii. samoan Islands Australia and
~" NV Iesland. via San Francisco. steam :
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Reports by Wireless
From tl,c u. S. Naval Static,

tDistancc is given in miles Reports ar
Gated Al noon Unless otherwise 81. Gifted
Abangarc& 80 w Havana Apr 10
Agwisun 20 n Jupiter Apr 49,
Ag"iWorid AZ y Jupiter Apr 1s
american 45s e Ambrose Az 49,
Ampetco $50 e Ambrose Np, 49,
Anna r Morse lat 25 is lon 81 o3 Apr IA.
A - Nichols = Barnegat 12:45 PM Apr !.
An'ilIa IS e Alacran Reef Apr IS
Arapahoe IS NE Charleston LV Apr 49,
Arcturus $50 \ Colon PM Apr 1s
Atenas pa Sc South Pass Apr II.
Atlantic sun 22o = Sa bin Bar Apr 49,
bavinSton no by f. Charleston Apr is.
Baton Rouge Is" u Tsmpico Apr 49,
Beatrice pd Cape Lookout Nv Apr 1s
Bella As n IIattcras Apr lS
Hetterton 90 e Mobile Bar Apr 49,
Borgstad 81 e Key West Apr 49,
Brasher 430 e Charles,on Apr Is
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
New Water Service Feature
Inland Marine Corporation Gives
Free Store Door Delivery

Free store door delivery in Buffalo is
new service feature just inaugurated
by the Inland Marine Corporation in
connection with its freight transporta-
tion service via the State Barge Canal
Delivery by truck in Buffalo is made
free Of charge
In addition to this economic feature
savings averaging 20 per cent are made
on freight sent by the water route in
comparison with rail charges. The In
land Marine Corporation also has in
terchange for the West at Buffalo, via
the Great Lakes,
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20

Str Roussillon (Fr). left Havre for New
York vessel called at Halifax to discharge. e.
Some passengers and part Of cargo; case
or sma llpox developed on board. the vessel
is being held in quarantine at that port
Str New Amsterdam (DO. left Rotter-
dam April 13 for New York: vessel is due
to dock Saturday morning at foot OF 5th
St. Hoboken, j. q
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20

fjord fNor).
,nt, ncuNhANDN. Aprn "a str polonia
sorTnAMrToN. April 1s-str Aqul-
tahiA (Br).
PLYMOUTH April ls-str kroonland
ior lherboerg and Antwerp ,and pro
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Sailed Yesterday

dian Ranger tBr). Norfolk; Korona (Br).
s. Thomas: Lenapc tAm), Chsrieston and
cksonvlle; Celtic Prince fBr). Phladel-
phia: Amelta CAMP. Kingston: Royal
Prince .'BD Norfol> Panhandle state
tAm). london and Boulognc; Fluor SPUR
CAMP, Rio de Janciro Via Philadelphia; {;
lmperator (Nor), Baracao; Frederick
l,uckenbsch tAm). philadelphia Hor-
tersius tBr). Buenos Ayres; CITY of 1Tar
ward (Br). Port Said; Iowa CAMP. Ma
coris; { White tAm). Tampco; Carrilo
(Am), Kingston.
Isk Refine Marie Stewart (Am). Charles
ton
Schr Charles NJ struvcn (lN. Jokyl
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Fire Record

Tl'J,9i1
l:So-154 W. S4th st.; Fisher & co.
Unknown
4:so-1o5 Hester st: Superior Leather
w. . . . = 4 nNllOWn
stt-4o f. 10th St; unknown. Unknown
seo--4th av. and 10th St; auto; John
49,. NeslsleT. &. u uitnOWn
lo'ce--so T. 6lst St; Mary O'Rourkc.
~ Unknown
t;lS-li2a B'way; Sheldon Dress Co.
.. Unknown
Gts-losl Simpson st.. the Bronx;
.. Fteda Levine Unknown
Si7-Madison av.. Brewe, Y Paul.
,s... Unknown
icy ............. Unk nown
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Army Orders

From, The Tribure's Washington Bureau
WASHI NtiTON, April lo-Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Griffith, 1t. Col. e. j.. TO Camp Dcvcns
Weld, Maj. S L., to Columbus.
Quartermaster Corps
Haywood Capt. f. A., to Ell Paso.
Weirbsch. Capt. G. D., to Camp Benning.
Air Service
Lyon, 1T A j., to Dayton.
Albro. 1t. A. s., to Fort Sam Houston.
Miscellaneous
Mason, Mai c. W.. c. w. S.. to Washington
Dixon, Capt Il. A, U. s. A., to Baltimore.
Scott, Chaplain Q. J. w, L. S. a., to Fort
Iiuachuca.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20

With British industrial plants clos
ing down as result of the coal short
age, British firms arc advertising tc
supply American coal.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20

A bill has been introduced into the
British Parliament providing for a
1913 per cent duty on all goods i'm
ported which, owing to deprecated
currency. can be sold at prices lower
than those for which they can be
manufactulod in the United Kingdom.
American 'vports Of dyes and dye
stuffs to apan during 1920 were
valued at $5,46S,O00, compared with
{Sl69,00O in 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Foreign Trade Note
The Mexican export duty on raw and
refined sugar has been aboliAhed.

Peru has prohibited the importation
Of firearms by private individuals.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Quartermaster Cor
Monthly Earnings

Changes from corresponding months i,
1920 shown.
Hhil:ldall,Il RnniI Irnnhu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Sec. Fall Due Here
Saturday Evening

Secretary OF the Interior A. ID
FAN. now on a tour OF tho United
States. viii arrive In Seattle at J
o. m. Saturday from Tacoma ac'
cordlng To word furnished the Sc.
attic Chamber OF Commerce. Fri
day.
Secretary F'ali viii spend Sunday
in Seattle. leaving sunday. mid
night. for Yakima In the secrr.
taryss party are Steven T. Mather
director OF national parks. Arthur
p. Davis. director Of the United
States reclamation servica: William
Reed and Harry q. clunn-
Arrangements are being made BY
tho Chamber OF Commerce 10 have
the secretary's party met BY del
exasion Of prominent business men
ard city officiaia Secretary Ian
will leave Yakima at midnight Tues
day for Spokane. He will then Wis.
II reclamation projects and will stop
at Yellowstone Park on mis- way
East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
SIZE MAKES
VOYAGE IN
tiny BOAT
Woman Crosses Atlantic in
small Yacht. Sharing Per-
rs With Her Husband

novEs, Isle OF Wight By Mail)
!, MAS hove Of adventure on the
- seas and the determination TO
.Sre the discomforts and pcrils OF
- husband that prompted Mrs.
rss,sv wife OF John H. Kelley, Of
Ss~ York. 70 accompany him on a
.sxare from New London. Conn, 70
nr~es m the si.ton auxiliary motor.
| .,Aooner plahlcsse. which made the
| A. IN :, days.
4 Is doubtful whether any woman
- ventured TO cross the Atlantic In
- tiny craft as piahlessc. which.
hnr At moorings near the Fountain
~. proudly flying the stars and
ufipes at the stern. has been the
rsao<urc Of the eyes az all yachting
,eerle and the mariners who have a
s4>at admirstion for the adventurous
narits OF the sea.
Mrs. Kelley. fraii. handsome little
vpman Of girlish appearances, and ex.
uemely retiring disposition. said In
= interview that she not only en-,
ned the trip, but was absolutely
.nnfortahle all the time.
Il did all the cooking and things
| I that sort" she said That was.
Z times. a bit difficult. because after
!. storm --and We had ten days OF
|nle 70 start with--thc crew would
|6me down below drcnched. very
IA and hungry. ana had 10 pro.
~ them with food and dry their
|deahcS
II used coal for the stove. and
|aeQuentiy the seas would break over
i and put out the fire and sweep
|surythlng away.
III vac quite exciting AT times. but
49, I enjoyed IL: and when we
hyAted land. for which was sorry.
d wanted 20 turn back and have II
IS ever as In.
I = simply love the sea. took my
I'm at the wheel while the men at.
noded to the sails In the stormy
unfher. ] have never been scasick.
- the voyage has done me a
ND OF good.
n made my first trim across the
1Ansic when a~givi OF nine. and
Gve been across In steamers several
- since. staying In London and
|! ptlsnd.
IT Is a lovely life cruising st sea
~ feel as II you are In kingdom
q your own. and nothing TO worry
1eut as long as the boat keeps
ont"
~. and Mrs. Kelley made the trim
gess specially 10 see tho yacht
- for the british America cup.
- to attend the famous cowcs ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
WRIT ISSUED TO
AID H|CHT0WER
Officials Must Show Why
Alleged Slayer Is Held

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2s.--wil
liam Highiower. accused OF the muir
der OF Rev. Father Patrick Hesiin. to
day wss having his turn.
After three hours conference yes
terelay. Attorneys Franklin Heck and
Glen u. Curtis. Of Bakersficld. said
that they probably would decide with
In q day or two whether they would
accept the task Of defending High
tower.
In tho meantime. q write OF habcas
corpus has been issued by the appel
late court OF California. demanding
HiFhsower's appearance before a
court az Redwood City Monday. when
officials must show cause why he II
being held.
Hightower was reported as evi
dencing \ auickcned interest In his
defense today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

Los ANGELES. Aug. ge.--At
tempt TO spread gospel founded on
risto's symposium OF Love" com.
hined with Interpretation OF certain
Biblical passages. has landed Edith
Mazda Lsssing. prophecies OF new
order" In the county Jail here on a
charge % criminal syndicaiism.
Madame" Leasing denies that she
breaches syndicaiism. saying she II
merely the foreninner OF 'Helios."
a new doctrine which would abolish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Swiss Minister
Comes Saturday

Marc Peter. Swiss minister to The
United States. VIII arrive In Seattle
~ TAO o. m. Saturday and will be
met By . delegation from the Seat
tic Chamber Of Commerce and by
city officials Peter plans TO leave
Seattle at $50 Monday afternoon.
but an effort will be made to have
him iengthen bis visit so that q
luncheon In his honor may be given
by .he Chamber Of Commerce..
Peter ls on . semicfficiai trip. Wis
ifing Swiss consulates and cnjosing
Western scenery. Mrs Peter and
two sons are with him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
nWAIIANS SEEK
FOREIGN LABOR
ngressman Sieoel Pro-
pses immigration Solution

NEW YORK. Aug. zs.---Divvrt
migrant labor from Ellis Island to
nHxii.~
mat Is . solution Of the smmixra.
- problem proposed by Congress.
- Isaac sieeel. ranking flepubii.
= member Of the committee on
nigrztion.
eCongestion and confusion 1t Eilis
And have only begun" said slegcl
~ hornets nest has been stirred
n ~ the new per e~nt law. The
~ law isn't working and II can't
-.
Now . way out II suggested.
~ y = terrific ouscry against
US immigrants entering this
4nfry. On the other hand. tales of
~Iering and hardships come from
- Island and from foreign ports
IRE thousands Of people r~ek a
nphoIe In the Law allowing them TO
- here.
Hawaii hes sent q commission 10
41ahington. pleading for the inmi-
@-e~ Rt4-t ~ - LYNN W <tFF
- They want immigrant labor
combat the Japanese menace.
There are Isl. 1000 people In the
waiian Islands and los. 200 OF
- are laps. The Japs are leaving
farms to enter industry. The
Nsziian commission claims agri.
sure in the islands faces ruin
CSnsressman siegeI declares that
= new per cent law has taken
- human eiement out Of immIgra.
n-" Instead Of sowing the prob.
- and uniting families. and get
ars the pick OF desirable immigrants
IN America. Il is working in con.
fary fashion.
seventy four per cent OF all the
-nasrznts reaching Ellis Island are
men and children coming 10 reIa.
- here" he said They do not
urb the economic condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
NEGROES HELD
UP man, CHARGE
Passing Autoists Assert
They Saw Them

Two negroes are being held In
tail. Friday. alleged 10 have been
caught In the act OF holding up
Charles shustor, a white man. at
bth ave. 3. and Dearborn st. Thurs
day night.
Eddie Saunders 20. and John WI.
son 90. were captured while hiding
from police under a stairway at 7oi
9Th ave. 3. by Lieut. q. comstock.
SerEt. II. T. Kent and Patrolman u.
w. Morris and II. ~. Wilson.
Passing autoIats reported the
holdup TO police. claiming that they
ran into tho hoidup In the middle OF
the street. Hhuster. the victim. was
In an intoxicated condition and could
not give AN account Of the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Armies Blind Man
Eats With His Feet

LONDON. Aug. 2s.---An armicss
mechanic who Is blind in one eye
demonstrated TO an audience an an.
para'us which supplies arms 10 any
one who lacks those members. He
mt At table and by levers worked
by his feet operated a pair of arms
With which he ate hearty meal.
using knife, fork. cup. spoon and
napkin.