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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
MISS FITCH WE'D TO
MAJOR DARLINGTON
Daughter of Mrs. Henry w.
Fitch Becomes Bride.
oicf to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. -. c., Feb. ).

Miss Alexandrine Fitch and Major
Creswell Darlington. L. :. A., were mar
ried this afternoon i'm historic St John $
Church, the Rev. Edward s. Dunlop Of
ficiating.
Major Darlington is the son of Brig
Gen. and Mrs Ernest Darlington. The
bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Henry W.
Fitch and the late Capt. Fitch. IT, $. n.
She was given away by her, brother-in-
law. Mr.. Herbert p. Gerhard of Phila-
delphia
The matron of honor was Mrs. Stephen
Rowan. wife of Commander Rowan
Major Carey III. Brown. L. S. A., was
best man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
B | r T HIS.

BRAND. MIR. and Mrs. ]. T.. Brand or 10
West il5th ST. announce the birth Of a
son on Friday, February &.
GOODSTEtN.--Mr and Mrs. Herman b.
Goodstein announce the birth OF daugh-
ter February ,
HEISER.-Mr. and Mrs. sol keiscr (nec Mil
drcd Pollak announce the arrival c. "
son. born January 81 No cards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
UNIV YELLING S .

BACH Tile unwilling Of tho monument 10
memory of Bessie beloved wife Of Herman
Bach viii take place February q. ~
T. NJ at Maimonides Cemetery. In cass
OF Indictment weather. following sunday
--Thc monument dvdicatc' =
our dearly beloved husband. father ana
grandfather. Sigmund Hoeenhauth, ~i
be unveiled Sunday, February -. ai
r. NJ weather permittuG Rodeph $40.
lom Cemetery. cypress liilis. Frieno- ~
sitpds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

muzze or collar: West 10th ST. week
OF January TO- Good reward any informa-
ton MaTHIESEN. Schuyler 1851
LOST-Feb. 4. near East sith ST.. fox terrier,
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ADMIRAL yoN pAuprssrN.

BERLIN, Feb. 5.---Admiral Count Fried
rich Won Baudissin, former Chief OF the
German Admiralty staff, Is dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
Wearing Apparel.

LoST-In Hudson tubes. between 3ith ST.
New York. and Jersey City. on Monday
evening, January %, package containing
goblin blue gown. beaded panels with lining
10 match: reward. LOST ARTICLE DEPT.
Waldorf-Astors.
$50 Reward-Lost. Hudson sable fur, in taxi,
between Delmonico's and 73d ST. Phone
1870 Cnlif1lhuH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
CON F IR NJ A TIONS

GRAUER.-Mr and Mrs Jack Grauer. Cos
West I'D St. announces the bar mtzvah OF
their son Stanley. Saturday. FEBRUARY IL
at Temple Mount Neboh, 81 West iJOii
ST., at 10 A. NJ
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

STRAUSS.--Alrs. Albert and Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Strauss gratefully acknowledge with
sincere thanks your kind express Ions Of
sympathy in their late bereavement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

The President and Mrs Wilson have
as guests at the White House Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh L. Rose of Geneva, ". Y,
who arrived yesterday for a short stay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

MRS. BACHE ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. Jules Bache gave an informal
dinner and dance last night at East
Sixty-seventi street. For the dancing
additional guests went in from dinners
given by Mrs. Lyttleton Fox and Mrs
James Deering
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

Mrs. Stewart Hooker of New York i!
the guest of Mrs. Henry C. Corbin a
the Connecticut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

The Amba ssador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet were guests last evening at a
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c..
Perkins. Others giving dinners were
Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry and
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

The Ambassador of France and Nine.
Jusserand gave dinner last evening
for Secretary of State and Mrs. Colby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

ton4IdluidtiOHs are DelD@ sent Mt.
and Mrs Jackson n. Boyd OF Harris
burg. Pa. upon the birth OF a son in
this city on January 20. Mrs. Boyd was
Miss Harriet McCook. youngest Gdush-i
ter of Mrs. John j. McCook Of New
York and niece Of Mr.. Charles b. Alex
ander.
Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt will
give q dinner next Tuesday night at his
home, $40 Fifth avenue. for Major-Gen.
Robert Lee Billiard and about fifty
other army and navy officers.
The Thursday Evening Club will meet
with Mrs. Frederick W. whitridge in
l6 East Eleventh street February II.
Miss Ruth Draper will give several OF
her nonoIogues.
Mrs. Edward willets OF Brishthome.
Westbury, and MIR. and Mrs. John &C.
row butcher of Maplecroft. Pawling.
N. Y. are at the Hotel Lorraine for the
remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dudley Kenna
will give small dance with cotillon
Tuesday night In their home. 9 East
Eishty-ninth street.
tOuuL anu CouHteS6 cLcCitnyi, WIN
have been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Vanderbilt, at 1 West Fifty-seventh
street. have returned to Tuxedo.
Mrs. William V. s. Thorne, who has
been visiting her son, MIR. g. keyser
Thorne In France. is expected to arrive
In New York tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs William Church Osborn
will start for Europe February IS TO re-
main two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison d. Kerr and
Mrs. Charles r. Henschel have gone TO
Florida for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman enter
tanned twenty-four friends at dinner at
her house. 1913 Fifth avenue, last night.
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr.. who had
been passing few days In Washing
ton, d. c., has returned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edgar Bull gave a
dinner last night at 81 Gramercy place.
Mr.. A. Barton Hepburn and his daugh-
ter, Miss Cordeia Hepburn, who went
West last week are en- route to Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martyr Alexander
gave a dinner last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Livingston Par
sons have gone to Boston.
WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Joseph L. F'relinghuysen gave a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Marshall.
wife Of the vice-President Among the
guests were Mrs. William Southwick of
New York, sister of Senator Frelng-
huysen. In the evening Miss Mary
Gwynn gave a dinner FER the Vice-Pres
tdent and Mrs Marshall.
The Ambassador of France and Nine
Jusserand gave a dinner last evening
for Secretary of State and Mrs. Colby.
The Ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet were guests last evening at
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G..
Perkins. Others giving dinners were
Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry and
Mrs. T. Borden Hartman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

LIBERAL reward-Lost. Thursday evening,
finder communicate with Fox e. Weller 81
Nassau 81. New York city
LIBERAL reward for return OF diamond
Az. station, Fratbush. or on Brighton
Beach subway train going TO city. Phone
Franklin lIa4 No questions asked.
LIBERAL. reward for return large diamond
design dinner ring lost Saturday afternoon.
Telephone SCHUYLER 90T3.
brooch. surrounded by diamonds. some
where between East Seth. Metropolitan
Opera House; 10th st West valuable
606 West 18th st. apt. 81. Morning. 3l44.
LoST-A diamond and PLATINUM bar pin. on
Fulton St. between Pierpont and Jay SITS,
Brooklyn, wednesday night Yer. liberal
poet Park West. BROOKLYN.
LOST-Diamond barrette hair slide. lost
February on Park av. between 18Th and
SD SITS; $50 reward on return to CARTIER.
6J3 9TH av: no questions asked.
WILL party who picked up heavy gold seal
ring with green stone on February at
p. NJ. in Ritz-Carlton lavatory please
turn and receive suitable reward?
LOST-C;reen scarab set in brooch at or
near Greenwich Village MilE or in taxi,
Friday night. Reward. Telephone Schuyler
5543
LosT-smail gold blue enameiled mask
brooch, lettered ID. C. Hii' on front and
w. w. s.. on back: reward. UDALL &
BALLoU. 574 9th av.
LOST-Flexibie bracelet studded with square
diamonds; liberal reward offered for its
return. Gl2 Herald. 2s0 Bwsy.
LOST-One Roman gold bracelet with three
diamonds on last Tuesday afternoon; lib
erai reward. i35 Herald. Herald 50.
500 REWARD
for bracelet 30 diamonds. in flexible platinum
box links. lost Friday morning, between
Skaters and Franklin Simons: no questions.
Return TO BLACK. STARR & FROST. 9th
av. and 4sth st.
800 REWARD
for return of fancy platinum brooch contain
Ing diamonds lost February | between
West 9sth and Far Rockaway. BLACK
STARR FROST. 9TH av. and 18th.
500 REWARD
for return of pearl scarfpn, lost January
~. between 18th and 96th SITS. /. II. e. II. H.
WEINBERG. 60 9TH av.
$500 reward for return of platinum bar pin
containing one large diamond set in centre
and numerous small ones, lost February J
between 45th and 18th SITS. on 9Th av /. H.
a -. II. WEINBERG 6G3 9Th av.
$500 REWARD
for return OF pearl scarf pin lost Thursday
OF Friday. Jan - or rs, between Park av
and 18th and Wall ST. MARCUS & CO., 4Jth
81. and 9TH ay.
1900 reward for return diamond horseshoe
brooch; lost between Park av.. sd ST. and
Brick Church. BROOCH. 70 Herald. Her.
aid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06

Mrs. Joseph L. Frelinghuysen gave a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Marshall,
wife Of the vice-President. Among the
guests were Mrs. William Southwick of
New York, sister of Senator Frelng-
huysen. In the evening Miss Mary
Gwynn gave a dinner FER the Vice-Pres-
tdent and Mrs Marshall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-06
DIED.


Ametrano r. .. kringe. Katherine r.
Appel. Edward J. l.anEhans. George 4.
Arahemer. Fanny Laner. b. b.. Jr.
Baer. Adoiph Layton. Sarah +
Bendrin1 Barbara I. Locke. John y.
Berlin. Samuel y. Nendes. Anne c. b.
Burt. Minnie Il. u. Moore. Deborah A. j.
Canavan. Mary Mulligan. Alleine w
Coughln. Loretta NJ. McDermott. James L.
Curry, MARY y. Orth, Elizabeth
DE Van. Lizzie C. Qunby. Mary G.
Donohue Kate Scott. Albert T..
Falkner, Emily r. q. Sheridan, Michael ID.
Gilbert. Jabez C. smith. Margaret NJ.
Harroun, Charles II. snyder. Anna r..
Hertzel. Rosa Turton. Edgar 5.
Hocninghaus, r. n. Uckele. Augusta G..
Hunt. Emily G. Won T.berhard. J. A.
Jones. Charles r. WALLACE. A. II.
Kappes. Louise Williams, George A
Kip. Willard II. Williamson. James a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Vessels in Port at Seattle

arnitr cove Tsrustnaf--- Pier A-=gir Hay
state Pier u-Efr f-u.aimi Hsru.
Hell street Tssrinsi--u. q &. q. SnAiss.
Y. < !. ". r Heather.
Pier it-str Wakprra,
Pier MsioFship EosbYaiis
Pier Sur j-ffcrson. Htf Alameda. str
~orfhwe@fefu.
Uniep raelns poek-ssr Eastern nsr-
ehant.
Pael0s Coast Coal Bsnksrs-sv Ia
tauchr.
Pselne Coas, Engineering works-u. q
g.. q. Algonquin.
q. q shipping BEARD Me7rinEs Sif
Crps. Keys feoniurn. Anna y Merar
sgis.raao. Waiilngserd. West CahoEiA
Beiruss. pcuxht. West HAFtiand. la
hriro. West ie~ark. Wtsg isoa. West
eru kuighf.
Connecticut street Tsrfntnsl--atr Mont
Csrvia str steel worker
ALASKA steamship MSorinks-Str Naii.x
stacy street Tsrminsi---u. n c. A Deli
pcod
tndspsndsn' Tish-sio- poet-TTio, ship
King " Wing
Hanford Etrset Terminal Str n.rbiav.
Tossa's prrdork@-Ship chiiiicofhc bktn
Forrest Friend. str Queen
Puget sound nrtdge a Dredging co.--stF
ratter~ou.
Ames YArd-a,r Roosevelt.
West seattle Eisvstsr-str West Irssup.
Hsffernaa Dock sir Hsdorao. str Al
mirAi HodenAn. ar kstrhi&an.
E,reHm-uktn Forrest Pride.
vs. snslow Marine Railway s,r Morning
star. Crtffdu. =. = .. a surveyor.
barE~s Coauitian city. Henry willard.
J. e.. Potter. Griffson. sghrs- Meteor, J.
". elise ak Belfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
EGGS DROP Z
CENTS IN PRICE
After Holiday lull, Heavier
Receipts Cause

The after holiday lull IN the egg
section ot tho market. combined with
sliehuy heavier receipts and a
weaker New York market. caused
hrcak OF cents here Thursday, Tho
decrease was Welcomed bY several
largc wholesale houses that were ON
the verge 81 heing evcrstockcd. The
Wholesale prices we've 80 cents "A
dnnen for the fresh ranch variety
and as and "a cents for puiiets, bids
60 shippers were a. and as cents TOR
IS cents a dozen for pnllcts.
There were no changes reported IN
the butter OF cheese section. Butter
was meeting with a fair demand az
a. cents for the city creamery bricks
and Is cents a pound for the cubes,
The first shipment Of Imperial
Valley lettuce Was ON the street az
$50 crate. An excellent delivery
Was reported. 4 ear Of California
celery Is rolling and Is due in Seat
lie Friday, MANY houses viii prob
ably be short OF that commodity for
the week end trading. An Increase
Of so cents crate was chRlked ur
at many houses at ts.so for the fancy
stock.
Tho apple market 4 quiet tho
ni-o~t ncrrnal for this time OF tho
season. Few commission houses
quoted Ainacria grapes 80 cents less
Mt 81 keg 20 stimulate the demand
for a cleanup Oranges were firm
At from s 20 Sc a box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Live Stock

usg~--Rsesipts as.eee. Market .sqfte
te~sr. Tor. tslel bu4s % sales. tifo
effts heavy weight tl.te9fs1ei me
dunn weishs. o. 9sVf,ss. iiEht weight.
tfeeufae ttsht uEhfs. tltsuAisi
heavy p@sklnE se~p. o. pe0sst, pask
tss sq~s. foush. ~ teesiAl piss. iisso
utffs
c.isi~---itsesig,s t.eoe Market slew
ana loser. Chaic. and prime, tttA0
ttei medium AID good. ~ te0t com
fuen. y f3gsses sood and eheies. - -
Hftoi eamnlou and uisdiun. ts.teo
tAf4. butcher cattle AMI hrff~Fs. - -
cts CO.'S. ~ s&ea bulls ~ ssu t,ts
eaansra snd cutters. COWS snd hsifefs.
ts.fctss. rsnnsr steers. tfos se4i
calves ttWasti feeder steers q gt, -
stacker etssre. o. stossas ateekof rgrs
and heifsrs. t1Utft.
sb~~p--isscsipis. Is zoe. naFkst xsa~fsf-
~ steady Lambs. tio tt,fe.
tambs. euii aaA common, ttU 10 "a
yssriiuk ~sthsfs. tt0isss srsp. % 2. =
fsf.. cuil ~ seaanioa esq. tfss.
taya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Chicago Car Lots
BIG DECREASE
IN FARM CROP
Value OF 1921 Yield Set al
S5,675,877,0OO

WASHINGTON. Dec. -. - The
value Of tho farm crop for 1881. bases
on prices paid To farmers up TO De
ccmber I. was estimated at s5.eTs..
81. 900 by the department OF aEricul.
ture today. This compares with
ts.oTs.s $4,000 for 1890 and ,is.sss..
$4,000 for 1919. The department 81
timatcd the total wheat crop at 7at..
$4,000 bushels. valued at $780,
oss. 900. as compared with ss.oTT. 900
bushels In 1850. and a value OF 81.
iaI.7s2. 900. The corn crop was csti.
mated at s.osi. 25i 900 bushels. valued
at si.3os. s2t 900. compared with D..
$50 .s32. 600 bushels In 1890. for o
value OF s.1ss.7ss. 900. The oat crof
Was estimated at i .050.757. 900 bush
els. valued at s32t. $40. 900. compared
with i.fos.,si. 900 bushels last year
and valued at tssS.3ii 900.
Other estimates follow.
Winter wheat. $50. 052. 900 bushels.
valued at s56s.7s5. 900. against Go.
$4,000 bushels for 1870. for value
Of 1907. s9l 900.
Spring wheat, 2o7.ssi. poo bushels.
valued at t17s.3i3. 900. against 222.
ts0. 600 bushels last year. valued at
$3.50. s72. 900.
Barley. iJi.isf. 900 bushels this
year. valued at sea. 7Ss 900. compared
with 1Sg.333.0oO bushels last year.
valued at si550s3 900
Potatoes. at6.s23. 600 bushels, val.
ued at sss5.io2. 900. against 4o3..
$4,000 bushels. valued az stGf,77s,.
900 last year
All hay, 1880. 900 tons. valued at
81. 900. 77G.Oo0 against 1o6. 3i5 .OOo
tons. valued at ,i.75s.s5O.o 900 last
year
Tobacco. i.117.ss2. 900 pounds thi
year. valued at 1907. $40. 900. agains,
1,5s2, 2s5, 900 pounds last year. valued
at ta35. s75. 900.
Cotton, $40. 900 bales. valued AZ
f674.s77 900, against 13.439.603 last
year. valued at ,e33. G5s. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
BANK CTEtRINCs
Public Markets


FfhB PLACE
stall ~. pure kfrsricaa rar~ suear 4
r,s. tAr stall -. pure fresh milk. sc
A. stan s.. Bordsna milk. Ice can.
stalls ~ -. iamb roazi. tso ~ na
2sc. stall a.. steak. fgo N pot roast.
10 &c NJ stall 1881. steer round and sir
ioin steak. soc 10. stan it2s. fresh her
ring. fbs. isc. fresh saies. 3 Fbs ssc
stall 1871. Holland herring. for SO.
slppvrcd salmon. gec n. stall "a. fre~h
catfish, tse 10 fresh crabs TOO each
stall -. Yakima Gem potatoes. SIS per
sack, delivered. sweet oranges. for ssc
stall IS, large Florida grape fruit. lee
zach: Alaska rutabAsas. bz $50. staIi
-. na sweet potatoes. fsc. Yakima
potatoes ii.7i sack. ~ lbs ftc. stall ~.
fancy var beans. iic ran. best bulk
cocoa. zoo ~ stall s.. sos cans Jam.
? for 2sc. Nortropic honey, I'm. can
,ee. stan s.. Carnation milk. lee can,
ginger snaps. ne 1sc.
ECONOMY
stan -. pure American cane sur.r.
NJ .se. staii 81. b>r, butter. &C 70
nines meat ms sEc home made zig
pudding. &c ~onh. stall 80. sugar cured
bacon. Sc ~ picuicE lie 10 stall 90
NJ Rogers baking powder. 800. ia-oz
Royal baking powder. 3sc fresh long
thread cocoanut ESQ N stalls aT.ss-fs
bells tomato soup. Csc. 2 fba. large fine
prunes. 7so: 7sc can solid rack tomai oew
SC. stan q. King salmon. zoe 10 hall.
but, sec ~, skinned solez. ms zsc.
fOR>EH
Stalls ie7-tos. peanut butter 2 ms SIC;
? big cans apricots tsc. na fresh
roasted coffee. a5c sian no. ripe olives
2fc can. Del Monte orange marmaiade
SOC; sugar corn. . cans csc. stall ICE
salt fnacbersi. for $50. salt herring.
FOR 7hc fresh black cod. ne ssc stall
IS. mild cheese, CSC NJ sharp cheese. SOC
~. stan -. soda crackers ttc 10 j. aaiia
pack tomatoes. lie ran. large bottle
oysters. $50 pit fresh olympia oys,nra.
100 PIT fresh crabs i0e each. silver
salmon. roc 10. Stalls ss-se not roast
Zoe ID. lard. ms csc; all steaks, SOC ID
SANITARY
Stan 100, pure American cane sugar 4
ms. SIC crystal white soap bars gse.
Royal white SOAP. bars 7tc. CarnAtlop
NJ mince meat. zoe H. honey, sbr
comb. stan a. homemade hominy. 1so
ct. Tea Garden blackberry preserves
SOC NJ. Tea Garden Dsrmaiads, zoo M
stalls 9O-s2.3t. homeless brisket corned
beef. ihc n. sugar cured bacon. go N
Ftall ~. ffsEt Lynden butter. CSC ID, 2
tbs SIC Stalls IS g-ib. pail honey sOe
sharp cheese. &c N
SOUTH IND
Stall 80 knscheurst roc NJ. head
cheese. CSC n. an pickles. . for roc
Ntnll g.. ssit pofk $50 10 bacon. soc
N picked sparerlbs. i0c No. stall 20
? largo cans salmon for 25ci Wool aos y
carton = bars. 81. -. Mazda oil. soc pt
stan -, round steak, zoe ~: pot roaHt
DC N. beef stew. 80 N. stall 4 bread
"a and i0c loaf stan 80, sprouts. zoe N, I.
green peppers, sc n. tomatoes 2so NJ
staii 81. csrnstion milk. large can lie,
small can Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
New and Greatest
Oil Well in Texas

ORANGE, Tex. Dec. 29.-Oii field
workers battied vainiy today 10 throt.
Ito what was declared to be Texas
greatest oil gusher.
The Humble company's "crcsson
No. g." brought in Monday. tore away
the choker and other machinery at
its head and threw a giant spout Of
oil that wrecked surrounding der.
ricks as It fell.
The roar OF the oil az n came up
from a depth Of 1890 feet was heard
for miles. An around the well was
a sea Of oil.
Competent oil mon declared tile
now totalled at least 10000 barrels
daily. The well is 500 feet deeper
than any other In coast territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
TWO SOLDIERS
HURT IN AUTO

TACOMA. Dec. 2p.--r~o Camp
Lewin soldiers were severely v not
fatally Injured, today. when tho au
tomobile in which they and ono other
man, were riding. turned over on the
Camp Lewis highway.
Tho three were rushed 10 a hospi
tai. The two most severely injured
are Corporal -. T.. Mays aud Fri
waite =, 4 Bates
Mays has a broken collar bone and
broken ribs, and Bates suffered q
number ~ broken ribs ana internal
Injuries. surgeons said.
Tn. accident occurred near the Ia
coma Country club The men were
picked up by Tacoma bound auto
bus and brought 10 a hospital here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
More Profiteering
Indictments Due

WASHINGTON. Dec. % Nor,
prStecring indictments as part OF
the federal drive at high prices are
Imminent, II became known today az
the department Of justice.
Some OF these indictments will be
against building material concerns
as prices In this line are soaring. Ia
spite OF the recent antitrust activi
ties OF the government Attorney
General Daughcrty has been notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29

NNit--flrr, tt~Arftswds afr Cardigan
.hifs from seattle.
NskohaFna nee. st--tfytysd. sgr ~.
drAsse frsm aeattlr. str su~A hara trum
seattle.
Crtstohai-rre. -I-saNrt. str Me
taeroy for sssftis.
san Pedro De. .s-~Arrivs1. ctr sia.
yeg from HTiiirrnafa.
san Frkncisee--p~c. za--AYstFrd. stf
Saginaw frorn seattle. tssc. .s-Atr To-
nan Etswars freu seattle. az y. N.
sailed. ntr Ataakaa for seattle ~ ,. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-29
Arrivals and Departures

Dec sa-Sir Nome CITY FROM san
Ffanpisce. a. neeas str Norshisnd from
Tacoma al see a m. nac. = sltr haY
STATE nom rAruma, at SIS r m'i ar
West IeasGp fren raecma. - 20 y a.
str MapAma from san FRANCHISE wa Exs
efett. a tslo y M Ktr taateaehe fretn
southeastern Via Southeastern Alaska. al
ale ., IN.
be-. ss--Str steel WeFker fer Axens
utouth Via Tacoma. NsuNsueer. ean
fsaaeisco. san Pedro ana balboa. 81
ncon a.. = l.. ~. r. Heather Tor sea
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bos. ~ = a. str itosaliA Akhensy for
san t'ransisce Via Tacoma. hssrett aud
Port Angeles At msf ar rukt~A
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hamA. ~ ala =. "A. stF nsrEamer~ for
neaEkanE VIA Portland. rekohsfaa. kees
ard shanghai AZ y ma stf Affise
Maru far Tacoma. AZ 9. m. str tlesfe
Ter Port san Luis va Meadow Point Al
10 - a. "a.
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Portland Market Status

Cattle Receipts. "a Market rtesdr
Hest stvefs. tt8fssi fair q Eeesi
steers ts8Ti Eeea 10 ehairs ee-s and
h~ifsra aSsB - sanhsrs a. se0 20
tulls. t9utf8. calves ttUtt
uea~-itresspfs. zfa NerAss -fesfr
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8fkGe pigs. % ieya.
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Nass - moanfata iaruss. - teef. vat
lsr lambs. totaes yssriinEs. saeF.
wethsFa. uWs3 s-ss. tivA
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Patrolman Griffin
Is Made Sergeant

Pntrolman y. g. Griffin was Gle
waited 10 the rank OF sergeant Thurs
day by chief william ". Soaring.
Griffin Will take the place Of Guy
\. Norton. ex.serEeani, dismissed
TueHday for being intoxicated on
duty
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Reported by Wireless
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terry - ,. "a. str ksysfane state. Nese-
hama for ssattls, 90 miles fFeHl Heattls
az .. Vs. ar Wsnatehs~ Seattle fer
Yokohama. 1873 miles frosn seattle az :
.. IA. str FOREST Nins. aaa plsEa Tor &C.
attts. 80 MILES aoeth Of seattle AZ >.
ru.s str President. Sam Fsaucisro for Vie
,oria. sss miles from seattle az ,. IA
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