davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

against American products ~.
Drake spoke in behalf of lGr
manufacturers and as chairman
of the foreign trade committee Of
the national automobile chamber
or commerce.
Favors 30 Pct. Tariff
Far from advocating abandon
mfnt of the present import duty
Of - per cent on cars valued AZ
81 500 or more he urged that the
present rate Of 30 per cent on
lower priced cars be made uni
form for all classes OF imported
ears.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

Washington Jan rs Estimates
Of the department or agriculture for
tho fiscal year 1899 haze been cut
nearly In half hy house appropria.
tlons committee which plans to re-.
port bIil carrying SO .00O 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
State to
Hap~But
8 S,ilonS


wash'na'sn 1an Although she
hoess ~as rsaay 20 sa trseaaA
sne farmAiltY 81 o ths reappes-
sisnuert hlil lnereasiuu tne member
ship from AS 20 ss1. una shsel
up ~ house leaders ~ a~eA 'nsv
said. shat THE measure ~auld he Ca.
clatveiy beaten
Adoption ef a tuls sut> plsr hDia'
fnu Ile nenheeahlp tp~n ~ ia ores
snt number. WAS aaNteAllf predicted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
MITCHELL FIRe Loss IS $4,000

Mitchell S. D, Jan. is.-Fire de-
iroyed three stores and number OF
offices and apartments. causing a
loss estimated at SIS 600. here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
LAoIes ARe coMpLlMrnrAax

Wives OF ronaistorymen. many of
whom are paying their iirHt visit 70
Guthrie. are highly complimentary in
referring TO the city,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
SAMUEL oomPERs READS
PAN AMERICAN sopy

Mexico city. Jan. is.-samncl
GomIcrs was reelected president Of
the Pan-Amer1can Federation OF
Labor here last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
Bandits
Grab a
Million


Chicago, Jan. is.--la,e to-day state.
fnent VAS given out by the postal
department ;hat the ten mail sacks
ssolen by boy bandits this mornsna
contained currency. bonds ard other
securities to'allino close to million
dollars. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
LoeeeRs WAGES ARe CUT

Hoaquim. Wash, Jan is-A cut
Of 80 l-5 per cent in wages ot loggers
in the Grays Harbor district is In e.
feet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

LaNiou business clubs voted to
aoop, The city manaeer plan with the
five directorate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
WEATHER

New Orleans, La. Jan. lS.-Tonight
and Wednesday cloudy. probably un-
settled, somewhat warmer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
MILWAUKEE, WOMAN IS MISSING

Milwaukee. Jan ls--Mrs Sadie A.
Cleveland. wife Of John NJ Cleveland.
head OF the Pere Marquette line OF
steamers here. has disappeared
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
HOW THEY DID IT

The mail curb had been backed TO
the curb In front n an elevator used
10 deliver mail to the hssemea' Of
the station and stood abou- Is feet
north of Monroe street IN Canal
street. The bandit car cane from
the west. turning into raaal street
from Monroe a moment aiier the
truck had been parked Iis arrival
was timed to. a nicety and as Z slow
ed M opposite he truck 5hrea of the
outlaws leaped from j; AMI ran acrr s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18

lne Of the postal en-. lovcs SAID
thar only few ulra,ns after they
had ril.vcd AZ he sta,lon win ,helr
truck. thn hsndit car dashed up
police believe that shs robbery was
an inside iob a. the bandits seemed
10 have knowledge OF the bank ship
Tnen,. as well as the time the truck
wcald arrive and the numbel ~ men
guarding *
Thomas Carter Richard J Sliney
and Phillip Cahill. postal employees
said the fSge men none o. whom a,-
peared to be more than 20 Years old.
wore black masks They carried out
the robbery IN such a short line that
the attention OF watcnmal and
railroad mar foreman working near-
by aas not not attracted until they
were speeding away in heir moicr
car with twelve pouohes
Carter. who drove the mail truck,
said he believed the bandit car fcl
lowed him from the poS-office 10 he
lssa<bon. The Hsrm was generally
sent 10 the federal buildin. and he
city detective bureau
Several squads " officers were on
the trail Of the robbers within a few
minutes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-18
BANDITS WERE BOYS

CAscaeo. Jan ls--Five youthful
bandits held M United states mail
truck AZ the unien station here early
today, escaping in an automobile with
'welve sacks ot mail. ter Of which
contained registered matter Police
say that she Couchps contained mar,
ot federal reserve bNnk money
shipment
The bandits surprised three postal
employees guarding ihe pouches. sorc-
ire them AT the poin: ~ guns
The bandits worker swiftly and
the robbery was accomplished ia a
.cw minutes.
The regular mail was somposed
solely OF city collections the police
say. The registered mail bags y,ye
supposed 10 contain carreacy ana
bonds whose value carnat vet Ne IS.
tlrAted.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
PEACH RECEIPTS
ARE HEAVY HERE
Sell Swiftly at 80 Cents to
ST a Crate

Peach receipts were heavy Tues
day on the local Wholesale market.
Most OF the commission houses 70
ported brisk demand for the frust
az from 20 cents 20 800 a crate.
Grapes were moving well. with n
decline noted on the price OF Tokays
20 $500 crate Ground cherries
wsro quoted at from si.75 to s7.oo n
box
The local lettuce market was weak.
due to a slump on the Eastern mar.
kets. and to the fact that there Is
liberal supply OF unsoid stock here.
The lettuce was being quoted Mt $500
10 s2T5 n crate.
No other changes were noted IN the
vegetable division of tho market
Tue. lay.
y ter and eggs were unchanged.
with butter nj ~ cents a pound for
city creamery bricks. and from 20 TO
II cents n dozen for fresh ranch cggs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
GRAIN REACTS,
CLOSING LOWER

CHICAGO. Sept s----Afser . bis
advance At the opening Of trading
on the Chicago Board Of Trade today,
grain quotations reacted and closed
lower. Heavy profit taking on the
advance caused the decline In later
lack 81 offerings In the pis and
heavy buying By commission houses
caused the advance
Provisiors we're lower.
September wheat opened at oi.to.
pp tkc. and closed off sXa psosm-
ber epensd up Ae 81 u. n. and clos
q St i "a e NE. aoS Sss " 40 At
sspssmssr corn opened % xs at
$50 ana ciossd down 70. peesmbsr
eern opened W Neat y ne and eios.
ssxe ana "a closed az No W No -
.eeptsmter oats oEsnsd up No At
s5Ac and closed off skc Deem
"a off Nc May opened UP No at
tsSc and closed off &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Morris Cest's Big Drama
Seeks to Rescue Parents
BY ALICE ROITE

NEW YORK. Sept. s.--what II
the most dramatic thing Morris Gest
has ever done7
Nine out OF ten win answer "Chu
Chin Chow" or Mecca" or "Aphro-
dite."
But his greatest drams--in which
the New York producer IL himself
tho hero-is not for the public. On
this he has lavished expenditures
with a more prodigal hand than on
any Of his stage productions.
II IL the drama OF n sons search
for his parents.
For three years and n half Morris
Gest has boon struggling 20 rescue
his father and mother from Russia.
-Four times he has crossed the
ocean in his efforts 10 reach them.
Terror. hunger. sickness. want.
were tho lot Of the psrents--just
over the line.
Wealth, comfort. health and hap
piness were tho gifts the son. only
a few miles away. had to offer them.
For Gest, on his last trip. was
within 20 miles Of them.
Now Gest has received word that
his brother. with his wife and child.
had escaped and were in Warsaw.
The parents were stu In Odessa. The
cable added that. despite much
money Gest had forwarded. his rela.
tives were penniiess.
II can't give up hope" says Gest
81 am encouraged that father and
mother are in Odessa and ! have es-
tablished some communication.
But you can't imagine what II |
In TO have plenty and know that the |
mother who brought you into the |
world and cared for you as child, |
In suffering, or that the father who |
started you out ON life with his
blessing. IL starving"
Fifteen years ago Morris Gest,
now one OF the worlds largest the.
strical producers and sonin.law OF
David Belasco. was just beginning
TO get foothold on the ladder Of
fame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06


stan ~. pure American cane Qons. s
ma sra : ma sec. stall -, frssh miik.
20 at staii 81. Berdsn's milk, lee cas.
stan -. Crystal white sosp. : bars ssei|
J, b coffee. acc ~; Toigsr's soffsa e.
n: fresh soda cracksrs. ise nj gsngoe@
snaps. iso nj sesschiisht matches s
Stall ~. best American cane SUGAR Z
ms. 1sc. ma Sec Stall 81. pure fresh
milk. leo ct stalls 49,. . cans extra
standard corn. $50; cans sweet peas.
,se; cans string beans. ,se; 900 cans
Norway sard,nss. CSC. stalls sT-ss. Blue
ribbon tea. soc NJ: Golden west coffee.
IN. can ssc. TN can elss: see can
Royal baking powder. ssc.
CORNER
stall 1911. Arcadia coffee loo n
ns. ei.is; Jumbo pcanuta. $50 n. essl1l
le,. Nut margarine. 2Sc 10. Co-opera1
milk. ioc can: fresh roasted coffee
10. nos. ssc; full cream cheese
~. ms. tSc. Good Luck marg}
ssc 10. ms ti.oo; Crescent tx<uA
Stall les. beat American cane suear aI
ms. ,7c. ms. SIC. Borden's or Carna-
tion milk. Toe can; Royal white scap.
bars s5c. Crystal white soap. 8 bars sge.1
pure fresh milk. % at. Stalls :t-s5. u
rks ksllcsg. corn rakss or Pest
can. bars Polar white soap. ssc
WESTLAKE
Stalls 1911. No. . red Alaska saimen.
2sc: cans Van Camps assorted soups.
ssc: large pkg. swift's Pride washine
powder. zoe: ms. rolled oats. csc: &
bars Luna white soap. 2Sc. stall ios. Z
bars Luna White soap. CSC. Stall los. 5
ms small white beans CSC; canvas
gioves. lie pair: fruit jars. qta siso. pts
M.oo. stan Ia: Log Cabin syrup. me-
dium size. soc: Karo. ma tcc; vinssar.
400 gal.
SOUTH END
Stan 10. sugar. 10 ms. csc: tan sano
milk. loo each: Mocha and Java see n.
Stall ~, lard. rba ssc; fowls. $50 nj
picnics, iso 10. Stan 50. kippered saimon
7sc NJ; sausage roll. soc NJ; siiced haw
tsugar curedl. zoe 10. stail -. butter
$50 10: eggs. <co dos: cream chsesa fos
10. Stan ~. corn sec dos; peppsrS iss
NJ: spinach. SC 10. Stall 1. bread. 4
ioaves 2sc, doughnuts. 700 dox; butter-
horns, for 2sc. Stall 81 mutton stev.
&c ~. boiling beef, loo 10; salt pors Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Boy in School
Dies of Beating

CHICAGO. Sept. e,--Fred 8. Smith.
superintendent. and Charles Deboer.
an instructor at tho Chicago Parent
nj school, charged with being Access.
sorics to the death Of orvtiIe varde-
man. ~. an inmate Of the institution.
surrendered to police today. Both
furnished $4,000 bonds.
Young vardeman died from In
juries received In n beating alleged
to have been administered as q pun.
ishment for the lads running away
from school. an institution for truant
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Cranberry Crop Il
Fine. Ilwaco Says

TLwACO. Sept B.--Ptcking Of
the cranberry crop here u now well
under way. First shipment Of fruit
goes 70 Nome, Alaska. catching tho
last steamer sailing for that port
The crop II better than that Of last
year and good prices are expected by
growers on account Of the fact that
the Eastern crop. whore the great
bulk Of fruit il grown. IL below
normal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Ceorge
T. Summerlin. charge OF tho Ameri-
can embassy In Mexico City, today
notified the state department OF the
reported agreement between the
Mexican government and American
oil companies for settlcnent Of the
export tax on oil and other pending
Issues In the oil question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

1eoayO ooeons1Su0
Suik es saisa SfisetSsi hssvy weight.
ucsiti medium weight tkssotte.
light weight. nfegtse. heavy pack.
Ing sows. sfseUT.Tss packing sowa
rousn. tssssr; piua ssVs
Ceasie---is~osipts. -e.cse. Nsrhss s.sv.
steady. Choice ana prime. tSsso
sisse. medium sad GOOD, sssootss:
common. tsft O skei good and choies.
tsssefsss; commeu end medium, Is
oNst, butcher cattle and hsffers.
esneaTt! covA et,st0f.is. bulls.
otft0T.ts. eAnnerv sAd eustsrsl COWS
and hsissr~. ts.feesss. Gamer sfssrs
efftolsssp veal eaives. eii0ts.fs.
feeder sssers. tfsG3f.gs. spchsr
steers. e0sfs. ssosksr oo~s ana hssf-
era. ts9t.
ssc higher LambA eToei tamha, euti
and common. stfseft ysartsns vssh-
or. sAfsefi swsA tslsotsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Oils Are Feature of
Early N. Y. Trading

NEW roRK srhe otis stimulated between
the list fsverse affected By tho oil advance indusra
~
cftc
wooien ss NJ Utah Copper s Vi cfeieis bTb
Asphalt
thru pevou. high OF i and springfield above a. baldwin
VI General Asphalt b sndsbaksr Tue Mexican petro
v ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Vessels In Port ut Seattle

ptsr f--Notorshfp osmo
Pier A--etr West HImrod-
Pier D--sstr Admiral sehisy.
union Pacific pock-sss Frederick Luck.
snhseh-
Pacific Coast Engineering works--u. 4
n G. Enonomtsh-
U. 4. Bnipping board Nsorine-~ats psi-
rosa. str Eastern Glen. str feouiau.
ctr West Hartiand. sehr Anas y.
Merss. sv glivsssde. ST. West svaa. sss
JsiapA
ship Relied.
Haaford Street psch--sAsS Asas o.
spshsas Street 5ssmiaat-Bh ouy q
oses. EMP W. b yiint
East Wassrvsy pssk 3 wassAeSss-etS
Yoehtda Maru ~. !. str l. u Low
Joy, ctr Inahe WAFA
rodd bry pcck--Btfn rorees pr~am, ar
Poorest Pride. str Hsdoode. sts Crses
EsyA str wSnatohse. ship chfiiiesehA
pusss' 6eusA ursdgs = prsdstng CO.
otr PastsrsenL
Amss Yaxd--6ss Rscssvsit
Liiiy-o Deck-0tf silver oeatAl
winslew Marine RAiiway-osr Mevnlso
star. sohr camAsA bArge orfffeo.
SAr9s oszuitiam City. barge Palmyra.
barge Hsary Willard. sehr I>vi w.
rsss unioa-s<hs q 4 HsimsA msse~-
ship ". y. Bursws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

All thru his career his great devo.
ton to his parents has been a dom.
inant trait.
Il had planned TO bring them to
this country. but then the war
came" he says. when we leave
our home TO start on life we never
know where Destiny is going 10
lead us.
II have found that the man or
woman who keeps the memory OF
his mother and father alive in his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Ship News

Preparations were being made
Tuesday 60 salvage the Canadian
fisheries patrol boat Givenchy. re
ported stranded on a reef off British
Columbia. Eighteen OF the crew are
marooned on shore. standing Ivy their
ship. The only woman In the party.
the wife OF Capt Laird. has been
taken to Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Reported by Wireless
H>r>sveA ~ y. n Naval RnAts

sept STR saisai Maru. KOBE for Ia.
coma. 80 mties east Of cape ffstt-ry at
D. m str West Jsssup. seattle for Yoke
hama. passing cut Tstoosh At p m Z
ctr city Of Spokane. Kobs for Seattle. $50
miies from Seattle at o mi ctr Charles
Hail. Gomez. N. c.. for Tacoma. ~ miles
north Of Port Townsend at . y. m. ctr
Admiral rarrsxut. san Francisco for Sc
attic. 1se miles from Seattle At y. m /;
str Eidridx.. Seattle for Orient. ts1 miles
from Cape Fisttsry at p m ctr North
land. ean Francisco for seattle. sse miles
from seattle ct . p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
BANK CLEARINGS
King George Will
Confer on Ireland

LONDON. Sept. skiing George
will probably hold n preliminary con-
ference with his ministers before they
meet with Lloyd George ut Inverness
to decide tho fate OF ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Man Arrested on
Auto Theft Charge

Accused Of stealing an automobile
valued at ssso from A. Tinto. on Au-
gust 2. Clarence Taylor was arrested
Tuesday on = charge OF grand lar.
ceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

A school to train girls IN packing
figs has been started near Fresno.
Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
ship BOARD
IS WASTING
HUGE sums
Economical Program, Much
Heralded, Not Genuine,
Says Writer
RY NnRRIS QUINN

WARRINGTON. Sept o. - The
United States shipping board. admit.
ting waste and cxtravaganee 20 the
amount of hundreds of millions In
the past. 10 trying 90 convince the
public that II has reformed and is
operating economically.
hut II has mott
Tho shipping board today IL keep
inE on the payroll hugo stats OF
employee In some cases 20 times the
necessary number.
The board has $50 employees at
London. Twenty men could efficient.
" handle the whole European opera
tons Of the board. Board officials
admit that
CONGRESSMAN
HAS FIGURES
A force OF 100 still Is maintained
Ut Boston. Only five shipping board
vesels have sailed from that port
IN the whole history Of the orxani.
ration.
Several hundred employees are on
the rolls at New York. Their duties
could be handled by 20 men.
These figures come from q con-
gresham who Is IN position 10
know something about shipping
board affairs.
Inquiries at the hoard headquar
tiers apparently struck officials In a
tender spot.
A high shipping board executive
declared he had no idea how many
were employed At London. Boston or
New York. He referred tho CORE
spoudcnt to another official In =
building two blocks away.
This official said he had the fir
urvs but added that II might cause
him trouble II they werc given out
without authorization from the offics
Of Chairman IAsker. This was re-
fused.
DEFICIENCY
IS AHEAD
Five weeks ago Chairman LAsker
announced that he would need $500.
10000 to run the affairs Of the ship
ping board this year. above any
earnings tho vessels might mako.
Then IAsker had a session with
Budget Director Charles O. Dawes
Tho result was that Dawes asked
congress to appropriate Si.s ZOO. 900
for the hoard.
Congress shaved the appropriation
% S$s.soo. 900.
Now thers's every indication that
IAshsr win have 10 ask for . big
deficiency appropriation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
SOUTH END

In Iceland. Goldfish arc dried ana
ground into Hour for use In r,F16f|
ing bread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Weather Bureau Report

TAroosfi Inland. Sept e.--s A. Nj.
barometer rising. thick outside ana W
straits. wind southwest sis miles an
hour. Passed out. str Canadian Pres.
pector, at "a m. passed In. str Admiral
farragut. at q a. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

The temperature on tho island Of
Majorca, near Spain. is said TO re-
main ut about 10 degrees tho year
round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
DEFICIENCY
Is AHEAD
Liners Cook Held
on Bribery Charge

Tang SANG. Chinese cook on the
ocean liner silver etatA was arrest
"a Noudays alleged TO have attsmpt
ID to4hg1be IN offlcer on ths 80
to allow the landing Of . numbes Of
Chiness coolies In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
heart travels the nafeat.

There's one big success I want to
pun off-thsts the thing ia risk
my last dollar on! ! want 10 see my
mother and father enjoying life In
America"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

Twothirds Of the worlds pig iron
output last year came from the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

steady. nsst ssssra zee
tsto, fair 20 good steers. ttgt. choice
cews ara heifsfs. tstShit. eannsfs.
tktaati.
uegs--Narkss steady. Prime rtrea.
ttittoif.1t. hssvtss tteis.ts. piss
eteeotfto,
tain ismb@ Nosse. ysarisuss e1sso
sAss. us'hsrs. uss: svss. usA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

CHICAGO. sept s+-cash wAsas--So
. rsA. O.ssAeiukI No . red. si.ue
sf.ts3 Ma, . hard. tf-1sA of.se&. No.
spring. sls,setm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept s.--Foreirn en-
hsngs opened weak today. Sterling
an; francs. toTsi: lire. to.e,ss.
marks. SCOTT; kronsn. te.i7io.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Y. Y. Sugar and Coffee


sursr-puii Raw. Sssi: sranuiated
1870.
ceffee-So Rio. spot. ssa7se. No.
Santos. ieh 0itse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

Liverpool sept Arrived. ctr steel
worker from Seattle
from Seattle.
rhlisdeiphta--Sept Arrived. ctr
Cap. Henry from ssattie
San Pedro--sept ARRIVED. ctr Az
snirai Dewey from seattle sept s--sAli-
cd. ctr President for Seattle
aan frsnclsse--sspt ARRIVED ctr
American from Seattle. "a m. sept -
str Queen from seattle. II y, m. ctr
X. 4. l.aeksnhaeh from Seattle y mi
str West sesus from Seattle. ~ noon
Sailed. ctr rtorenos Lasksnsseh for ss-
attic. 4 .. m.
rseouA-sepe arrived. ar West
Ivls from Seattle = O IN. sept t--s~il-
Cd. str Pacific for sAn Pedro. O. ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06

Afssr he show. wen 90 to Boldt's
-Advort1semont,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-06
Arrivals and Departures

sept str Frederick Lueksneseh
from Mobile Via New York balboa. Ran
Pedro and San Francisco. al fise .. m
mototshlp osme from Bethel. at a m
str Admiral sehtey FROM Vancouver. n.
@. at tgis . N. str Charlton han from
Mobile via natsca. Seward and comos.
n C. q, n a M sk Oriental, towing.
from Llhhyviii.. at ~ q m. Sept o.
str H. n ievetcy from Aittsk. at sist
y. M str lnsho Msru from Everett. At
tiss .. m.
Qnlie<i
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of the 100000 pupils are interested
in the committees program. Many of
these, 1t is believed, will have submitted
their essays and lessons by the time the
contest closes.
One lesson submitted by a teacher pro-
vides for a giant pantomime in which
all the pupils of her classroom partici-
pate. This pantomime is executed in
her school as part of the observance
of National Safety Week"
Another lesson devotes part of each
lay to a particular phase of safety work.
Ihe children are taught how to cross the
street car tracks, how to avoid automo-
bilea while crossing streets, and the fact
is emphasized that they should refrain
from crossing in the middle of a block.
Mountain roads form the subject for one
day and danger signals are discussed.
Toy models, said to be especially ap-
propriate for teaching children in the
junior grades, are used in this lesson.
New slogans are coming into existence
at pays to play SAFE" "Cross at the
crossings" Dare to be careful and
similar phrases are among those sug-
gested.
Officials of the committee report that
the Boy Scouts are taking an exception
ally active part in the safety campaign.
Kiwanis Clubs. Rotary Clubs, women's