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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
LOTS OF PEP IN
LEWIS OFFERING

L~vy.s Muriei Comedy company
started OF tho New Year with I'm
Bad lively oonEiomerailon Of JOY.
fai comedy and breezy muaioal mum
bora
lew WHITE N q guard IN an insane
asylum handles tn, main comedy
role lie In eleveriy supported by
Eddie Wright. who assumes IN. role
Of a crazy Dutchman. T~d Uinark.
Madeline Mathews. Billie bingham
and blanche Hall ar. others in tho
cast who are very noticeabla.
Among the musical offerings i~w
whites Scotch speciality proved the
txvorfta. Clad In Highland reE1iia
whits puts an unlimited amount OF
funny antes Into his Offering.
Gene German delights in a pretty
number with the girls while other
members OF N. company DO thar
share In providing the musical end
% the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
LISTEN. LESTER"
At METROPOLITAN


IL takes alcohol TO make q cock.
tail. and IL takes glrla to make mu.
steal comedy.
Listen Lester the John Cort
production which opened at the Met
ropolltan Sunday night defiea any
sort OF prohibition law regarding
pretty girls. II there was So much
"a ono pretty girl in tn. cast. the
audience would move over tn. foot
lights en- maSsa
Listen Lester is on~ OF tho most
enjoyable musical shows thai has
ever visited Seattle II contains all
the Ingredients. tunefui muaic. pretty
oostuming. not too. heavy iibretto.
a strong dash OF humor. and girls.
girls. girls.
juno Roberts. ffthe and excc~si.
ingiy grncoful little dancer. captured
the hearts of tho audience from the
rise OF the curtain. Her singing OF
"Foather Your Nest and ~waitinE
for You was enchanting.
Fred Heider. one OF the ablost corn.
edians before IN. footliEhta. gave a
hilarious tmperwonation OF the fiirta.
uous hotel clerk. fIeidrr had the au'
| dlenee's funny bone located. and he
punched |, with great dexterisy.
But excellent aa arc the dancing.
singing and acting az the play. the
great and predominant virtue OF tho
production In tho ahapoly. graceful
chorus Adjecuvcs atagEvr and faIl
by the waysId. when they attempt q
describe that chorus.
We insul,cd Listen Lcrt~r- when
we compared IL 10 a cocktail II il
sparkling. bubbllnE. efferveso-nL
guldan champagne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

his parents, Mr.. and Mira John r.
Holmes. departed last evening for
hlA homo In Medford. Ora
club. over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ Davenport.
of Spokane. who spent the past week
ms the guests Of Mr.. and Mira Harry
w. Hollis. have returned to their
homaL
Mr.. Fritz Furth. who IL attending
West Point. spent the holidays with
friends In New York city.
Miss Emily Jerome returned yer.
terday TO her school In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Peoples are re-
celving the congratulations OF their
friends on tho birth OF a daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
"GREAT kAGLE" ON
PALACE HIP BILL

Capacity audiences a, Loew'a Pal.
a.. Hip yesterday confirmed tho all.
star billing given the new show by
tho management Comedy In tho out.
standing feature OF each act Tho
Great Nagie and company feature the
feata of iegerdemain and Illusions
presented by tho deft fingered Magic.
Poor Old jim ia the title Of
ontnody playlot by William DE Mile
and presented by Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Hiil and company.
The -Four ushers are young men
who ofrcr harmony ainging OF popu.
lar songs
A feetfooted and graceful young
couple are GAyneil and Mack.
i'antomimc comedy and thrilling
feats on the fyins rings are agree,
ably combined BY Alvin and Ken
nay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
MERRY REVUE
AT BUNGALOW

Under the breezy title Of -Buxxfng
Around dozen or 80 enter.
tainsra Offer a clever singing and
dancing revue nj tn. no~ bungalow
thcauer-stAnrant
Tho revue Is given each nigh, from
70 T. m with the patrons privi
legged % dance between sf~ciaitlea
1.-THE bungalow" IL located on
Third ave. between Pine and stewart
atA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
Surprise Nao
Years Pdrtu

About Nifty friends Of Mr.. and Mira
Alexander Crawford mosored to the
Crawford home al Endolyne on New
years morning to pay . surprise
v1sit and extend the seasons greet
lngs. Luncheon was served and the
Afternoon was spent in music and
1nncang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
DATES
To Remember

TUESDAY. JANUARY g.
Mr.. J. p oaitralth ard MI.
Charles u Castisn wri entsrtaln
With . mncheon at the Hunsst
club, heaertas MIS- Grace Hsf.
fernau
hemher~ ~ IN. TIRE Art. 60 vs~v Q
new collection 81 pletur-s at the
Flse Arts from until 10 e'cieos-
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY g.
Miss usraidine Jaeksoa's s~~ for
Miss Orae. Hsfferaaa from 4
untu o'clock. at bona
Ara wlnfisii smith WITH aidr~~
the sunset eiub at p m. On
The Ne~ Venture Ma Charles
y. narnslde ard Mra IL ~
hehnend heasess~s
rnu RsDaY. JANUARY g.
Tveifsh nisht pAfty al the ccsiews
eiuh
Mr.. Roger Msrv~ pe,e's nr,sr~ FIR
Miss Grace Hsrf-rnAn at N.
home Of her perentA Mr.. and
Mra Y ~ Hsmitn.
Mr.. HAreld Lsoaart ret~ca ard
Miss MAFEusfits Grant at hsme
al Mrs folsAns residence from
untu e'eieck. tn honor cf Mrs.
William Arthur peminx and Ai.s
Rc~amaad Parsons
Charity BAN tea at tho horne Of
M. U c Rates frsm . sAsl
FRIDAY. JANUARY -
Mr.. and Mra ca.p2r ". saxfs's
ainner Al the Ralnier club. esra-
plimsntAry to Miss HsftsrnAa aad
M. Arnoid
SATURDAY. JANUARY 49,
rntrFlaksn Gands dsnre "a sNs
Yacht eiae for ths esasrt 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
THE

clean-out American comedy. is tho
play at the wilkes this week. Arthur
vinton appears In the title rola
Clarence. tho not good sol
dier. brings into house Of trouble
the magic balm thai sootheH aud
heals.
Jans Morgan plays Violet Pinn~y
governesa Mary Thorna IN Cora
Wheeler in the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
: -. Il
1 LsE !! ! !! |! ! ]. /

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mendii and
children, OF Yakima. are spending a
few days In the city waiting friends.
Mr.. Eugene ffochett formerly OF
this city. Ia spending tho holidays
here, renewing old friendships.
Miss blanche Trorman. spent the
week end at Eagle Ifarbor.
Dr. Afber, r. mattiee returned last
evening from Portland. where he
was a guest at tho Waverly Country
Mr.. Harry Ronenberr. who has
spent the holidays az tho guest OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

With no rial feature act. ono of
tho boAt balanced bills OF many
weeks In being shown al the Moore
orphaum vaudeville house for this
week. running until Saturday night
Francs. priiehArd. with Edward
Tterney and James ponnsfly. appear
In the Dance Duel a weslprcw~nt.
I'd terpsichorwan oTferinE. Mites
fritchard II a dancer Of great ability
and her t,nperwonations OF som. OF
the great New York dancing star~
are well received. The work of
Tierney and Donnclly Il also good.
George AaeFnrAna. BARITONE "
given biz reception us slnga Old
Irish and popular songs
Joe Lane and T~art uarp1r, -Th.
Man and IN. Manicure" ar. well
liked In. their pattcr. singing and
dancing act
Tho SIX Kirksrni.h Sisters an tai
ented In aoms musical tine. offer a
musical program which includes
snatcbes Of popular and classical
selections.
The Swor Brothers Offer . rood
tnp-rsonatiou Of Southern negroes
The Br~akaway nario~p afford
laughs and thrills In tn. first act on
the bin. and the johnson Brothers
and Baker keep the audiences In an
rproar in the closing act.
Topics Of the Day ard Kfno-
grams complete the bin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
Xe1r Years Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Franklin
White were hosts at a beautifully APP
pninsed dinner OF eleven covers New
Tears day at their home. oompli-
0entinr their house guest. Mrs- Rod
os1ck Campbell. Jr. Of Vancouver.
II c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
Hrs. Just Hostess

- At her studio. on New Years eve.
lrrs~ Agnes Behr Just gave her ira
ultsonal musicale and supper. About
0fty guests enjoyed her hospitality
ond later joined In dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
D1ncing Party for
BMilding Fund

The second Of the series OF dancing
PARTIES for the benefit OF the build
1ng fund os the women's University
club win be given Friday evening at
$50 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03


- the meeting TO be held Tuesday AZ
1hs homs Of Mrs. Homer IL Murray
yin b. - foliowE National Russian
school Of To-Day. iifo and works Of
DalAkfrefr and Cut. story Of the opera
~Anxe1o.- life and works Of Mus
oprxxky. story Of the opera "Rho-
vantschinA-' Leader. Mira Frank
Earn.
HUWnlnx Study CuD
| Bnuk Of The Ring ard ne
Book vfIi b the lesson for the
Browning Study club at the meeting
- BE- held with Mrs. A. f. Swain.
l73e 18th ave n. E. at p IN.
ouesn Anns Study CUB
AZ : p. m the Queen Anne Stnfy
Cub. viii meet at tn. home Of Mrs
= r. Clieton. III, Mob Hill ave. Mary
Augusta Wards "a Winters RecoL
1ections~: childhood and early mar,
rfed life. viii be reviewed by Mrs. 8.
Mcwhorter: literary life. by Mrs r.
H. Patterson. The civic department
% be studied viii be the police. and
the club win be addressed by Police
CHIEF William H. Soaring.
CaIcidh Club
Calefdh club will meet It .. m.
with Mira s s Frantx ia w.
G1st St
Quoen Anne Circle Child Consxva-
tion League
MN. Arthur Joachim win read 4
paper on The Necessary Chart for
the Boy and Girl by Which to Steer
LIES Voyage Of Discovery at the
meeting Of the Queen Anne circle,
Child Conservation league. TO be held
at 100 D. m. at the home Of Mrs. r.
G. Knapp. sos Caller st. Mrs. b. NJ.
Cahiil will lead discussion on The
Boy and His Career. Selecting the
Vocation" Mrs ID. c. Knapp will
re the musical numbers. and a pa.
W on Personal Adaptability.
reference. Health. Service. Special
flaming and Basis OF Vocational Sue
IS" viii be read by Mrs Guy Jen-
ngA
1puncn Of Sealrurst Park Minute
Women
Council OF Seahurst Park Minute
women will meet at 2.3o .. m. at the
urhool.
And PIT. A.
Afki PIT A. will meet at the Aiki
ochool at 2 .. m
Rainier PIT. A.
Or. III. NJ. Read win speak ut eh.
meeting OF Rainier PIT. A. at $50
p. m. In Room II. Music and re-
freshmenta
Seattle Progressive Cub
An Interesting program will be pre-
oentcd at the meeting Of the Seattle
Progressive club to be held at Q D.
m. at tho Federation club house, z32
Harvard ave. ~.
Sunset Heights Literary Club
Mrs. r.. Rockford, s53 ~. Goth ct,
viii be hostess TO Sunset Heights
Literary club at 100 .. m
L. o. II. Club
New members win be taken m mt
The regular business meeting OF the
i. o. f. club In the ElkS room nj .
p. m
Wcmen's Association Of Westminster
Presbyterian Church
The Wornen's Association Of Vert
minister Presbyterian church will
meet to sew from 10 a. m. until noon.
with luncheon at 1880 .. IN Al 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

The CITY Federation OF w. c. T. u.
met last Tuesday to arrange for the
Observance Of the first Anniversary Of
national prohibition, which will oc.
cur January l6.-<Mrs. Libby Beach
Brown was appointed chairman Of
the committee on program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

Mr.. and Mira V. BridenStnc en-
tortaincd informally At their homo on
New Years eve A buffet supper
- served ut midnight. and dancing
oompicted the evenings pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
Rainier Beach Wmep,s f1ub

The Rainier Beach Womcn's club
Will meet Wednesday. January s. at
: .. m In the Emerson school
house. followed by PIT. A. assem.
bly, at p. m. Mrs. r. r. Knight
and Mrs. Frank Menafee are to be
tho bosteasca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
PALM

A pretty. inexpensive palm can be
grown from one or two seeds Of n
common dried date. The aoil should
be rich and the plant should be well
watsred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

rAAies' Aid society Of Mount Baker
Park church win meet AT the homo
of Rev. w. A. Major. sifo s1rd ave.
s. AZ 1 .. m DR.. ~ y. Packard. re-
Gently rcturned from Persia. will al.
dress the gnth.ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

Tho human analysis class Of the
Elsie Lincoln Benedict club Will meet
at 8 p m at 23s Globe building.
First ave. and Madison ~. Readings
Will be given by Prof John r. Ayers,
Auxiliary Of Church Of the Epiphany
Ladies of tho Auxiliary to Church
81 the Epiphany will nice, for
important business and election of
officers At 7:3o .. IN. with Mrs. Rob.
ert Arneson, 1905 seth ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Brftlsh-Amertcan association
win hold it's monthly dance on FRI
day evening, January 7, at Christen-
sens hall. Broadway and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

The art OF conversation consists
In knowing where to begin. what 10
stay and where To end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

"wednesday. December ~. IN ne
Providence hospital
John Stewart. Of Fart SEES tile. had
az his guests over the week end,
Dudley Wizard. ir.. and Robert Wizard.
Of Beliingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
NOVEL VEIL

Quite the newest thing IL vefi Of
embroidered net that II worn over n
toque. IL IL gathered together at
the back Of the crown ana finished
off with a stiffly wired bow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

y. IN Mrs. III. r. Packard. a returned
missionary from Persia. viii conduct
mission study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
Assistants at Tea

Mrs. Harold Leonard Poison and
Miss Marguerite Grant have chosen
their assistants for the tea on
THURSDAY AZ which Mrs William Ar
thur Dcming Of Nottingham and Miss
Bcxamoud Parsons will be tho com.
p1tmented guests. Tho affair viii be
q tho home OF Mrs Poison. with
calling hours from 4 until 8 o'clock.
Pouring the first hour win 10 Mrs.
LYMAN Hcge Black and Mrs. Aubrey
Wilton. and tho second hour Mrs.
John Dudley Roberts and Mrs, Smith
Yr~esnan Reayls will alternate A.
G0uting In the entertainment OF the
guests win be Miss Augusta Rurwell.
1aiss Eileen Delaney. Miss Julia Fish
q and Miss Paris Norton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

Tuesday evening the Mystic Jewel
Rebskah ledge No - and Seattle
lodge No. 7. L o. o. = win hold tosnt
public installation n tho Assembly
hall. Odd Fellows tamplA Dancing
and cards viii follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

The Seattle Business and PROBES
sional Women's club viii meet Tues.
day. Consul J. NJ Macedo will give
a travel lecture on Peru. All mem.
bers are urged TO BIO present. and a
business meeting Will follow the leo
ture-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

The q. A. r. ladies of the General
Washington and General Sherman
drcles are invited TO luncheon at
Veterans' hall. the arrnory. Tuesday
January 4 at ii:3o a m Joint In
stallsfion will follow at 1:3o. to which
members and friends Of outside cir
cies are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree of
Honor. Protective association. viii
hold an important business meeting.
including installation OF officers. at
8 p. m In Evergreen hall Arcade
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

WIZ MothFrF LH1Eu6
war Mothers Leaxue of America
WIN meet at .. m al the Arnory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

Calei<ih Club

Calefdh club will meet at .. m.
with Mra s s Frantx, ia w.
G1st St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
Fairvicw hin Improvement Club

The Fdrvisw Hin Improvement
club will meet Tuesday evening at 3
O'Clock. Fairvtew school. All rest
dents interested in Improvement in
vited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

Bpuk 5 Of The Ring and ne
Book vfIi b the lesson for the
Browning Study club At the meeting
- b held with Mrs A. E Swain.
l73e 18th ave n. E.. at p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03
Ladies' Company A Auxiliary

ladies' Of Company A auxiliary.
isist infantry. at the homo Of Mrs.
r. C. Ripple. 5zo3 18th ave n. T.. at
2 .. IN Important busineax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

CLUBS FOR TUESDAY


The program Of the Aspas1a Cub
- the meeting TO be held Tuesday AZ
Uhe homs Of Mrs. Homer Il Murray
yin b. - followE National Russian
school Of Today. fffc and works Of
DalAkfrefr and Cut. story Of the opera
~Anxefo.- life and works Of Mus
oDrxxky. story Of shs opera "Rho-
vantscninA-' Leader. Mira Frank
Earn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-03

New members win be taken m mt
the regular business meeting OF the
L. o. f. club In the ElkS room nj .
p. M
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20

received, is that of putting it through steam bath. The body, in this com partment of the oven. is baked in . steam heat of POO degrees, the live steam removing any grease or other deposit that may have gathered on the body. From this compartment the body advances to the rubbers who. armed with emery cloth. go over every inch of the body thoroughly smoothing away the rough spots and removing all the loosened deposit on the body.
 In the third operation the inside of the body is sprayed with a metal-pre serving paint or enamel. Then the body. with it's first coat of enamel flowed on from paint guns. is preheated in steam in a temperature of 490 degrees.
 In the sixth operation the body ad- vances into the recond section of the oven. There it is ''tacklragged or rubbed down with rags soaked in an infIammable liquid and all uneven spots are punice stoned. After this opera ton the taclzyraggers again rub down the body, the second coat of enamel Is flowed onto the body from paint guns
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20
rInIsh On OUerIard
 Retains Peru7ane1ce

mat glistening. pernano,,4 ,
 baked enamel finish of inc 1,an,l.'l., HIT n h,,t would not be practicable in anS. u. d plant such as the Willvs-oveT.- 'ahd with its immense resources. skirIad wSorKmanship and quantity production
 Three batteries of oroc4-;o - each section of which is 15o feot ,or,s, Ec,s ~ ~ Feet, have been installed to give sne ear It's unusual finish. Car bodies through eight distinct Operations the chassis pi''ceu on
 In this painstaking operation tbo
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20

cars move through the ovens on the progressive assembly track at the rate of three feet a minute. The combined length of single battery of ovens is 800 feet.
 The first operation, as the body is
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20

and the body is baked in temperature of $50 to 400 degrees of electrical heat.
 In the seventh operation the body is again pumice stoned and rubbed and the last coat of enamel poured on. The body then is baked in temperature varying from 300 to $50 degrees of heat.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20

Nearly two-thirds of the 100. 009 words in the English language are Of Latin origin
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20

After this operation the body comes out of the oven ready for final assembly.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-20

about TraneiT Tue Mas td Mas Touring sp p O pp M th m
  too H nd nd rung
The Washington herald., 1921-10-30
S ST., West Of New
Hampshire Ave. $4,000.

10 rooms, Q baths, hardwood
at side included, or house will be
sold separately. Two garages,
one two-car and one three-car.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-30

ton County. He always has been
vitality interested in the affairs OF
the county and IL now president or
the chamber OF commerce. Z. W.
Fitch, Junior member Of the firm, Is
a civil engineer, a Cornell graduate,
ana has charge of all the actual
DEVELOPMENT and construction work.
He has a beautiful home In the
center of the property.
The property is between Hatfield
ana Clarendon, on the Falls Church
branch OF the Neutrality-suspicious.
Railway. and Is Just beyond Fort
Myer. II is q Commute ride by
trolley and about the same BY au.
tomobile. with the completion OF
the concrete boulevard connecting
Hatfield with the Military road and
the extension CT this road from
Hatfield to Lyon Park, the running
time by automobile will be cut down
to about II minutes, making this
suburb one Of the nearest to the
center of Washington. The Wash
ington terminus Of the trolley line
is at the Mount Vernon station,
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Mr.. Lyon is placing streets, sew
ers. gas and electricity throughout
the property. As one example Of
the rapidity of the community's
growth. 1t is interesting to observe
that streets have been put through,
improvements installed and homes
built and occupied where last year
farm crops were harvested. Next
years growth win be even more
spectacular as in the neighborhood
Of 200 homes are in prospect by the
end Of 1929.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-30
LUMBER PRICES
ADVANCE UNDER
BUYING ORDERS
Says More Mills Resume
Saving Operations to
Meet Demand.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-Buying OF
lumber Is well sustained and prices
continue to advance. As is always
the case the advancing market has
brought out many buyers who were
waiting until they felt that the bot
tom had been reached. Unuues-
tionably. too. prospective railroad
troubles are the cause Of some rush
orders but fundamentally the aug
mented buying 10 due. to an increase
in home building and consequently
represents healthy business con-
dition-
At present the demand 10 greater
than the volume of lumber pro-
duced and as this condition forces
prices upward. more mills are re-
suming saving operations. No two
sawmills produce lumber at the
same cost; In fact the cost Of pro-
duction varies by a wide margin, q
margin which Is as great as $50
Consequently when the demand
falls on only those mills Whose
cost of production Is below or moi
more than the selling price can con.
tinue to operate for any length OF
time and conversely, as the demand
increases and forces the market up.
ward. mills resume saving wher
the sales price reaches their par.
ticular cost of doing business.
Lumber producers are not manu-
featuring and, selling q normal
amount Of lumber as yet and should
the demand continue until II
reaches normal proportions. prices
must inevitably advance until suf'
hcient mills are cutting lumber II
equal this demand. The production
of most softwoods can be consider
ably stimulated during the winter
in fact many sawmills are equipped
with hot ponds" in which the log
are stored for winter saving. TIT
water In these ponds il artificall1
heated so that II does not freez'
and consequently frozen logs can b
dumped in them and thawed be
fore they are sawn into lumber. II
The Washington herald., 1921-10-30
INCREASE IN HOME BUILDING NOTICEABLE HERE
Realtors Attend
State Assembly
AT Connecticut

The first annual convention OF
the Connecticut Real Estate As
ISOLATION In history. and Il was q
historical gathering in more re-
spects than one. not the. least i'm
portant feature being that there
was 100 per cent attendance OF the
boards afiiiated with the State
body; Approximately sixty mem
bers responded to the roll call
when President Samuel s. Doty
called the first session TO order at
the Hotel Taft on September "a.
Connecticut. which Is the third
smallest state In the Union, has
established an enviable reputation
for Itself In that Il now has sS per
cent Of the possible cities and
towns within its borders under or
ganization-
President Doty paid. high tribute
to the committees that had worked
so efficiently during the past year.
the Connecticut Association ia
peculiarly constituted. II IL COM
posed of member boards and not
individually Delegates from each
board are appointed and commit
tees formed to do the work. This
has simpiided the work OF the as
ISOLATION to q great extent, while
at the same time Il has accom-
plished definite results. The report
OF Secretary Thomas d. Faulkner
OF Hartford showed a splendid
growth both In membership and in
terest Treasurer p. Anderson OF
bridgeport also presented a good
report showing that the finances OF
the association were in good con.
dition.