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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
| Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terrninai-Htr Horalsan MAru.
afr vsupaisan Maru.
Pier str santa Ana. str Northwestern.
Bell o. terrnlnai--U 4 g q Algonquin.
Grand Trunk Pacific tsrrninal-str Ad-
ruirai Watson.
Pier A--a,r Admiral Goodrich.
Pier p--Str Spokane
PIER C-afr President.
Aibers Bros. doek~-a.r Rainier.
Pacific Coast Engineering works-stf
Iconiurn. str West Himrod. str west
ward ITO. str West HartlAnd. str East
sru Leader.
Connecticut ~. terrninal-s,r Yosemite.
Alaska Steamship mooripgs-str sksg-
way, str Victoria
Lander 81. ferminai-Etr Hysdca
Hanford 81 terminsf--u = l. ~ r Relief
Fast waterway termlnsi--str West fvis.
Todd drydocks--schr coiunbis. str For
est King str West Cayots
Coleman Crcaoting dorks-Str Horace X
Baxter
Ames yards--Str Roosevelt.
standard Boiler works dock-U g a
g \ Explorer.
Hsffsrnan dook-u c A q y Lydoni..
str wawDna. str Jefferson. u Bur
vGyor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
GRAIN PRICES
DROP SHARPLY
Due to Light Export Demand
and Small Buying

CHICAGO. Jan. es.--GrAln prices
dropped sharply on the Board Of
Trade today due 10 light export
demand and lack ~ buying by MILL
ers Some OF the beariHh feeling
was offset by the encouraging sta
tistlcal positions on the whea; mar
krt Selling was general In corn.
shorts taking profit on the drop.
Provisions were lower.
March wheat opened at iiss. off
- &c. and closed at that figure May
wfrat opened off l a. C at fi.51 and
lest SAC additional al the cloue
May corn was down y at the
opening OF sec and lest an add
tionai NC at the close. July corn
opened at sT.c OF lie. and
dropped I. C. before the close.
May oats opsaed of &C at tgA
and lest " subsequently. July oats
opened OF y at az sc and dropped
sc additional at the close.
CHICAGO. Jan. es---CAAh wheat
No. spring. si.eo. No. > hard.
tl6sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
RAILROADS TO
SPEED SALMON


~Ank xoou thsAr p1o"lAse 70 ~
ne nu1it 70 ana the NORTHWEST hsn.
ertrs interests. representatives OF
more tnan 30 raiirotas Win agencies
~ SeAstie TO-DAY arranged 10 us
tribute tnruout the country literature
ana advertising matter Tor the sal
mon canning INDUSTRY eentrring hefe.
The problem fseinE the rliroaa
men = Thar Of meeting transportation
ossnanas Tor the nAtiof'w'He ais,''ou'
uon o. reserve STOCKS ol canned SAL
mon rom tnis point WITHIN ,he next
"As LOIS situ.to'i ~ sloN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Scharrenberg Will
Aid Seamen's Bill

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.--Paul
ScharrenberR. secretary OF the Cali-
fornia state Federation Of Labor.
will leave Monday for Washington.
10 lobby for the passage Of proposed
changes in the federal seamen's act.
sponsored by Senator Hiram John
son. The changes provide federal
compensation for seamen injured at
their work, and will have the effect
Of giving seamen much the same pro-
lection aa the California eompensa-
ton laws give other workmen. &C.
cording TO Scharrenberg.
I'm California. IL a workingman
falls from a ladder on land. he can
get compensation. but II a seaman is
injured In the course Of his work, he
cannot collect compensation unless
he can prove negligence, and then
only thru a lawsuit" Scharrcnberg
declares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Motor Car Smart Alexis
Should Be Dealt With

Ever have One OF these Smart
Alecks pass you and jecringly advise
you TO watch my smoker asks
American MotortsL Smoke obserya-
tons requiring oifactory as wen as
optical observations are not con.
ducive Of the comfort or the good
temper Of the observer. The only
way 20 teach the motorized polecat
THAI he Is not needed anywhere IL TO
see that he IL made 20 pay In fines
enough 20 educate him TO the point
where he can no longer afford to be
n pol~cat II is helpless TO try 70 ed.
ucatc him further than this. because
Nature has given him only the brain
power Of the animal whose stencil
producing attributes he seeks TO irni-
tate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Oil Stocks Improve;
Other Sales LiStleSS

NEW NollN 5an a9-The carly
Of the IN
Mexican Petroleum,
Mexico sold oils
however opening si and blocks until
Il reached
Northern Pacific
kI- but
= at
a mar
The
Petroleum
Northern Pacific sTa
l2k, e.
changed Radng 81 of Canadian Pacific ms American Tel
4 Tel sef baldwin =.
Just before the close oils ead Oft Mexican Petroleum aoung
points All the specialtoa
72is,
General Asphalt ssa preferred
-.
rm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

changes noted among the two hun
drcd and more passenger cars. there
are numerous refinemenu In en-
gines. The lessons OF the war
have been taken 10 heart by the
designeY, who have spent all their
time trying 20 improve the engines.
and II now seems as II the limit In
perfection was reached.
The most noticeable change in
body lines will be observed in
stream lines running from the radi
ator hood 10 the tonneau. Many
striking color displays are seen
among the exhibits. There are the
usual cars in black, maroon. green
and brown. and then there are some
finished In brilliant colors. a de
parture at an automobile show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
ON SIXTH DAY
HUNGER STRIKE

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 2s.--Dr.
Health Engmark. hunger striking
chiropractor. began his sixth foodless
day in the city jail today announcing
he felt much better than during
the earlier stages OF his fast. Eng.
mark. who Is as. was convicted of
practicing In violation Of the state
medical laws Refusing 10 pay a
fine. he accepted a so-day sentence
and declared he would fast until re
leased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
SAN FRANCISCO
SHOWS SLUMP

Volume Of trade IN the san Fran
cisco district. including all ports
north OF Santa Barbara, slumpcd in
November. 1920. $4,000 900 below
that OF the same month OF the previ-
Gus year, according 20 the latest fig.
ures available. During other months
of 1890, San Francisco had main.
tanned a substantial lead over the cor
responding months Of 1919.
The slump Is accepted az an ind
cation that the depression felt In this
section L. In no way peculiar to the
Pacific Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
CAULIFLOWER
SNAPPED UP

Altho fairly large shipment Of
cauliflower was received on the local
market Saturday morning. IL could
not fill tho wholesale demand. The
prices were quoted al 81 per crate
and s2.2s 10 t2,bo for flats.
Florida green peppers were scarce.
top quality wholesaling NJ 90 cents
per pound.
There WAS no surplus Of green
stuff anywhere.
Eggs dropped l cent selling % ~
cents "A dozen for fresh ranch and
pulicta at a. TO ~ cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
FREEMAN KICKS
ON HIGH TAXES

Tnclostng letter from y. p.
Kendall, Of the American Can Co.
thanking him for his interview on
city taxes printed in The star Jan
nary 20. Miller Freeman. publisher
Of the Dhcific Fisherman, sent a
communication TO the city council
Saturday protesting against high
taxes as they affect manufacturers.
Freeman quoted Kendall as say
ing the American Can Co. would
have To leave this city unless the
tax rate. under which II paid s7s,.
600 last year. is reduced. He
claimed taxes here were 80 per cent
higher than those Of any other city
IN which the American Can Co.
does business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
CHURCH AGENCY MOVES

The George Church advertising
agency has taken quarters at 114f.
1f4z Henry building, moving from
the Boston block. which h 10 be
torn down March first to make
way for the new Seattle National
Bank building.
The Church agency rs handling a
number OF large retail and manu-.
featuring accounts and writes and
places advertising in local and out
of town publications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Automobile News
BRIDGES UNSAFE

II ia estimated that there are
about 900. 900 bridges Of more
than fivefoot span IN the United
States. Wills Whites. OF the
Pennsylvania highway depart
ment. says more than 80 per cent
u these are unable 20 carry
a thoroiy modern truck with an
ample margin Of safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
WANTS CITY EEpREsENrEp

Urging the concentration OF all In.
tereSts here on tho nomination of n
Seattle man TO fiH one Of the two
vacancies about 90 occur on the
United States shipping board. Charles
u. Warren. assistant manager hero
for Alexander a Baldwin. Ltd. ad-
dressed the Puget Sound Marine cir.
Gle at Bianc's cafe nj noon Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Public Markets

'wEsTLAKE
STAN iie. Yakima apple. sold at whole
sale prices. stalls fs-fT. Masoia oil. soe
a.. NO ! can Van Camps beans. Sc
Wheat, &c pkg Stalls as. pot roast.
izSo n: hamburger. t2hc N stall
too. cocoa, zoe N. glasses Jelly. .se
stan iss ne Nucoa. csc stall la. a
good coffee. zso n. stall fos. Tsa Oar
den strawberry Jam. Sso NJ. Stall is,.
2 rbs fancy rgs use. ms Wainuts. lse'
SANITARY
stall 1s-No. 10 oottolcne. fi.sS: 4 hi.
white beans. ,bc. jello. ioc pkg. Iur
lie pkg Mssola OIL soc. ssc, 81. tIss
stan tS-Fishsr's pancake flour sOe
pkg y lbs split prunes, 2se. zoe pkg.
quaker pancake flour. Zoe. lhs. best
rolled oats. acc; S lbs California white
beans. 23o; 20 ean peaches m syrup. zoe.
loc pkg SINNERS fnhoAroni or spaghetti,
SC.
ECONOMY
stan si-Purs freah milk. ac a.. stall.
sI-ss--i IN. Ghirardeili's chocolate. aac.
foc cans table peaches. iso. 2 lbs roc
pure cocoa. 2aci lbs. choice prunas
2sc; zoe pkEs. minceSneat. CSC. stalls
i-2-a--I.eaf lard. zoe 10. salt pork. 2so
10. PORK roaats, &c ID. pot roasts. ~ NC
PIKE PLACE
stan as--cans sugar. ibs. lie; crisoo.
sic h.. Crystal White soap, sho III. ase
Rogers baking powder, aso. zoe can gar.
Den peas. for 25o- Stall $3.50 bars
Royal white soap. tso. 6 lbs. large white
beans. 2sc. can Blue Ribbon milk. Zoe:
pure cocoa, isc H. iba Ghirardeiils
chocolate, o. Stall i527-pot roast, f0c
ib.i pork roasia. zoe H.. prime roiiod rib
roast. ishc ID. 2 Ibs pure lard, zoe:
lbs. best fresh creamery butter. poc.
coRsER
Stall 1s-Fnncy California rice, &c ID
yellow Label fApton's tea. &C ID: 2 lbs
California lima beans. isc, big bottles
catEup, for Use. 10 bars Crystal white
soap, fsc. Stalls s-s6-JTea- bone stoaks
zoe ID. bacon. zoe H.. pork roast, sbo 10.
Stall i+--Ealm0n. 900 H.. lbs. sBe;
skinned soies. iso ID. 2 lbs. asc. Columbia
river smeitH. lbs isc Stall i07- Heat
butter, tse hi fun cream cheese. zoe ID.
cane sugar, lbs. 23c. 10 lbs sac.
QUEEN CITY
Stall III lbs. lard. 7Jc. fancy Eastern
bacon. acc. stall a5--Pot roast. t2lhc IN.
steer steak. &c 10. Stall g-Hosst pork
~ &c n. leg spring lamb. zscnb. Stall
is-2 ats fresh milk. lie: large can
pink salmon, Toe. fresh crackers. iso ID.
large cans pumpkin, ESQ. stan Co
Best fresh butter. 4se III. tall cans
milk. i5c. . lbs. Jap rice. Csc. stalls "a
2iz lbs Flake white shortening. 3se. 4
lbs. maearonl. ssc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
DECISION HELPS SEATTLE

Seattle viii soon be on an oven
footing with other hay and grain
shipping crnters when the decision Of
the railroad trafio representatives to
abolish consignment charges Of s25o
per car on wheat and hay shipped
into the city becomes effective.
Announcement Of the decision ~
made by Frank II, Hanion. manager
Of the merchants exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

January za--Ssr Trnpstsan Naru from
kpbn VITA Yokohama and Portland At a.
IA ctr Horace X. BAXTER from Sar
FRANCHISE at Sis a m. str Delight fren
Manila Via HonEkong. Shanghai koha
4nd Yokohama at noan ntf West jappA
from Puget sound account % machinery
trouble at a. m.
Jsnuary sS--str Faitcn from British
Columbian ports a. s.Is ,. m.
sailed
January es--9tr Admiral Watson for
Southwestern via Southeastern Alaska at
10 a. ug. str NorthW sstsrn tor south
usst~rn Via Southeastern Alaska az
a. M str f'aitan f0E Tacoma a. a. nj.
str West JappA for Nukfiteo 81 sze
N.
Jan0ary sk-sir Nile for Europssn
ports via astoria and Portland a. s.se
p. m afr Riehfnoud for Richmond via
Paint Wells At ! ?. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

CHICAGO. J... ts--H or s-Rs-sir.a
zee head. market lee To itS hixher
Hais % SALES. ts.se1is. butchers. is.ts0
81 80. packing. tsseaesss light tppec
ffeas pigs. ftstessl rougha. ussu
fNaa.
Cattle H9e~iptz zee head market Ia
st~aay reef tsfess butcher sfork
tsatse. chnners and cutters ~ sfM
asgs. sfsekers and feeders. it9t-ss
cows ttgo0s.ss calves. ttis iitS.
Hhcep-Esc~ipts. tees head nnsrtst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Raise Funds for
War Memorial Here

First money Of n proposed ;25. 900
fund 10 erect a memorial TO mem.
bers Of the W n. @. who gave their
lives In the world war. raised at a
dance given Thursday night in Ma.
sonic temple. was being counted Sat
ursiay by the Seattle w. ~. q. Me
mortal association. The total amount
taken in will not be announced until
Monday.
The memorial will take the form
Of a statue 10 be placed In Wood
land park Prizes OF 81 900. $500 and
1850 nro offered sculptors for the best
designs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

The new tar on automobiles In It
ally beginning January. 1921. has
unused considerable dissatisfaction
among automobile owners and man
ufaoturers in that country. The
tarcs run as high a. 5000 on two
Italian models. II IL sac on the
i.-horae power Fiat and S35o on a
new is-horse power scyiinder car
which the government has rated at
e .horse power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
PULITZER PASSENGERS SAFE

Crew and passengers OF the
schooner Joseph PulitEer. for some
time thought to have foundered In
Alaskan waters. have been landed at
Seward by the coast guard cutter
Snohomlsh. according TO radio mes
sage received In Seattle. The Pulitzer
WIS disabled hy heavy weather and
put into the port OF Chignik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
ASK RATE CASE REHEARING

s. J. Wettrick. attorney for the
transportation bureau OF the Cham.
Der OF Commerce, announced Friday
that petitions for the rehearing OF
the Columbia Basin case would be
filed by the Chamber OF Commerce.
public service commission and other
organizations. The interstate com.
merce commission decided tho case,
giving an advantage 10 Portland,
ID is claim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

Constable elect James NJ. Lambert
filed a new bond of office for 81. 900
Friday. Immediately upon the with.
drawal OF his previous bond by the
Fidelity and Casualty Co. The new
bond was issued by the Republic
Casualty Co. and approved by Prose.
cutting Attorney Malcolm Douglas.
Lambert's bond has not been &C.
cepted by the county commissioners,
because at one time he pleaded guilty
to charge OF receiving n bribe.
Action viii now await the return
of Claude c. Ramsay, chairman OF
the county commissioners. now in
Washington. j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
SOPHIA CASE RECESSED

All evidence having been submitted
by both petitioners and claimants.
the Princess Sophia hearing In fed
oral court was recessed Friday unul
such time as briefs may be prepared
and all made ready for the hna ar.
gumcnts. This Is expected 20 take
place within few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Portland Market Status

PORTLAND. ian. &c Re
oeipts - head. market nominal aud
unchanged
Hogs Market nominal and unchanged.
shesp-sarkst uomlnhi and unchanged.
Huftsr-fsr per 10.
EEEH-1s o t.c PR dox.
Cheese -lac per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jar. ft--Fcrsixn CT
change opened with sterling demand
f1ta francs 2 sc. lire = 7fe. MARKS i,Tse
ard Canadian dollars ssBc
CLOSING quotations ~srsi steritn
fsxsE. francs 7.3sr. lire i.7fe. marks
tTsc. Canadian dollars tShc. kronsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER. Jan 1f.-eatfi~@f-cetrts
go head. market steady Steers. a. 20
,. cows and hslfsrs. fsesTB. stocksr.
ard feeders. 80 50 % 50. calves. isgt1
HoEs-HscsiptA, 500 head. market IL
steady. Top. % 80. bulk Of sales. tste q
$50
Sheep Hscsipts. 800 head. market -
steady. IArnss. $3.50. ewes. tlTEH
stf1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
SAILS FOR GRAIN CARGO

To take on a cargo OF grain, the
big United States shipping board
steamship Nile sailed from this port
for the Columbia river Friday
night,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
MORTGAGE COMPANY MOVES

An Increasing volume Of business
iH forcing the /. A. Rothc Farm
Mortgage Co. 10 move from the
Lcary building. where IL has been for
nearly 10 years. TO more spacious
quarters at io33 Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Weather Bureau Report

TAroOsH ISLAND Jan. 20 - a. -
BAROMETER failing. rain. sind southeast.
20 miles an hour.
January Noon-ena wind east 10
miles an hour. Passed outs Scbr Alice
Cooke at $50 a m. a. NJ Cloudy.
Wind east. % mites an hour. Passed Ia
Sat Tenpaisan MAFu at 1fsq =. m. str
Horace Y Baxter 81 t,se ,. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

Germnn City and all other Foreign
bonds rdy be bought at the later
national Bond Company. $50 Burke
Pudding. Spot delivery.
Bfeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

Nearly 20 per cent Of the automo-
bile tires manufactures are tunked
before they deliver the maximum
mileage built into them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

In many Of cae prominent cities
In Japan. all automobiles mus, he
equipped with splash Tenders on
muddy DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
sArt m
JAN. ~

First low Tide
re a. m 30 r..
First tttsh Tide
3 81 a IN 49, r..
second low Tide
: IS y M 80 a.
>~~ond uiEh Tide
ga y m. 80 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
-Four Weeks Trs~ Trial
MOTION PICTURE
INVESTOR

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ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Reported by Wireless

January fe--Str Admiral Rodran IN
Queen Charlotte Sound. southbound. at :
a. M sts VI f.obd. Vancouver. ~ O.. Tor
Ishttos. i1s miles sauth % Cags Plat
terry. soufhhound. At I
q. =. Naval Comm siratiens
January 3s=Str Horars \. BARTER. San
Francisco for Seattle. % miles from So
attic a. o. m. str DELIGHT. Vancouver,
y. C.. for SEATTLE. - miles from Nancou-
yer. "a. G. at y m. str Queen. Seattle
for San Francisco. go miles from San
Francisco AZ .. M stf Norbsiinda. Hs y
Pedro for seattle. ss miles north 81 Cape
Hlanco at p. m. str Admiral Srhleg
San Francisco for Seattle. So miles from
san Franslrco a. .. M motor schr
Charlie watson. Seattle for Gan Fran
cisco. t7s miles fro mHichmond at 4
p. m. str West Norrznus. seattle for
san Pedro. 400 miles south % Cape Fiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

COPENHAGEN. Jan. 29-Pr1nce
Peter Kropotkin. one OF the most
famous geographers and historians
in the world. Is dead in Moscow
az the result OF starvation. accord.
ing to dispatch received from that
city today
An inch Of water on an acre Of
ground weighs one hundred tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Car Lots

tssfura.s's Qustatiensl
Furnished by l.. n Naming q Co..
Sie s<ssssd Assnue
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-02
Pro .zbudOyani Studia.

Mayor Rroenine zanasi Sc planem
zbudovati obrovskou arenu. kde
baseballu a jinym sport6m prihlize-
ii by mohlo az ma SO nebo so tislc
osob.
Sportovnl kruhy planu mayorovu
nadsen6 nakloneny jsou. Areny spolu
uzivano by byti moblo ku vystavam
podobnym podnik6m, nichz 0.
brovske navstevy oeekavany isou.
Podobnym planem zanasl sc John
Hopkins uDiversita.
Pccita Sc, ze uspofadanim dvou
nebo tri velikych athletick9ch zavo-
d1 arena by Sc samo seboa vypla-
celia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-02
ByvalY velitel "ztraceneh0
batallOnu" Sc uIOpil.

Pravnik Charles w. Whittlesev.
byvaly podplukovnik velitel pro
sluleho Nztraceneho bstta:i)nu'' Sc
utopil mofi. kdyz parni en- Tnloa
plul ku Havane.
Whittlesey "a svetose valkY vel |
druhemu battalionu sos pluku pc
slch hodnosti podplukovnika KITE
>rymzto 'praporen odvazil Sc hluboko
do Argonskych lesd. kde byI n6m.-
ckou presilou sevren a kde pcaporu
dplne vyhlazeni hrozilo.
Te9rv kritickG chvili ameri.ka
posila sc dostavila a sevTenS batta-
lion byl zachranen z. rijna 1918,
kdy Whittlesey mel iiz jen 1875
zdrav5ch vojind pod svym komao.
dem, kdezto phvodni sila battalionu
obnasela sedm set mutt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-02
Lloyd George do Ameriky.

Anglicky premier Lloyd George
vypluie sobotu do Spoj. StatG,
by mohl ieSte cas- zasahnouti do
konference pro obmezeni zbrojem.
Francouzske s 'anovisko ohledn6 vel
ke pozemni armady Sc mu zsla$tG
nelibi. Mimo to zvedel. re fran
couZsky premier BRAND nezlehc1val
y Americe jen vojsko italske. nybrz
/ armadu britickou. ktera "a sgeto-
We valky TAX vydatnou pomoc Fean.
couz1m prinesla. BRAND zlehc, al
angIicke vojiny neIen prg konfe-
renci nybrz "a feci New Yorku.
krAtce pred sym odiezdem d.
Francie. George povazuie Brianda
ia imperialism. ktery chce vel6on
francouzskou armadon terrorisoyati
celou evropsKou pevninu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-02
LOdeniv job aSi pijde.

Danny Loden asi Pride sv1j
job ma m9stske radnici. kde kraloval
1radovn9 jako vyberci poplatk1 z
vody a licenci psf jinych.
Odbor tento bude asi konsolidovan
odborem mestskych DAM. Konso
lidovani obou 1radoven bylo iiz
davnym pranim pratel setreni ma
radnici. narazilo vsak vzdy ma od-
por politickych veliejn. Dnes po.
merry jsou pfizni 7eisimi. Loden v
kruzich demokratickych dnes neni
tim cim byval Posledni primarily.
pre- nimiz mnohe ostre slovo pro-
mluvil proti vsemohoucim: Maho-
novi a Kellymu. ma popularite U
pOlitikaF1 mu nepridalo. ze vsak
Lodena 20 konsolidaci neiak po-
starano bude, asi Sc ukaze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-02
SIarena obeti plynu.

Sedmdesat ctyfi roxy stara stare
ma, Anna Matthews. 101l E. Fay.
cite ulice. usmrcena byla plynovymi
vypary, .ktere vychazely z poskoze-
ne plynove rourky. Starena lezela
na pohovce. kdyz nalezena byla.
Vedle ma podlaze byli diva jeji psy
skorem tez otraveni vypary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-12-02
Ctyri ditky obzalovany z kradeze

Tri hosi: Alfonso Abromaitis.
Anthony Rybikowski, Joseph Whea-
tley divka Victoria Rybikowski. /.
obzalovani jsou z vykradeni telefoni
skfinky 1radovne Watson & Hill
debrandt Transfer spolecnosti.
Skfinku odnesli g sebou pod most ma
Lee ulici, tam il rozbili ukradli 2
nj So 70 a vhodlli il pax do vody.
Spolu obzalovani jsou ukradenl
ctyf skrinek doutnikv tuctu dy-
mex v Gene Sl4 z automobile S
Gorfine, stoj1ciho pred domem na
Columbus avenue Nejstarsi z nrch
je IL fok1 starry. Drusk 10. 9 Z
rOk6.