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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

ton, after granting 10 her oppor-
tunity 10 appear in person before
the board 70 make hsr own de-
tense
The new Y. ". g. A. aims 10 pro
vide a,rest room for county women,
q place where girls may drop is,s
and DO light laundering Or pressing,
write letters, hold meetings par
ties, have callers and generally
make ot the \. w o. A. q heading
up place for ali women activities.
Glasses ot yatiens kinda will be
started, according %, present plans.
AZ least 10 different women or
gatiEatibns meet new Rt the .'y''
and u 10 expected these women will
transfer tlisir Meeting place y the
new Y; W us Az I'he new building
Will be eantpped and running ~
! September first II all goes well,
i MISS Mccoy, VIII fefnain "a the
city another 10 dRyt 80 that every
phase nt the organization viii, be
complete n 4. h \ (. .;i
Miss Norma Hseker aid Misc
Pauline, Reed fnrnished delightful
music last evening Miss Haclser
gave plano selection and Mlst
Reed sang o. solo.
/ MISS Mccoy said last evening
he'huped the new sft, would never
have 10 4laye q campaign for It's up
keep. The cafeteria should be self
4 Supporting and make D good In.
4 come besides and II VIII DO for
efsrsb6i not only members but
for the general public. j{
Mrs. Fred Heimiek read a 10.
port OF the finanee committee IN
| the recent campaign, asS follows:
Bald IN eash. s2ti2asls7: notes
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Questions

Questions i
], What was the difference be-
tween priests and LeyitesY n
2. Why was the name Of Eph-
rain given 10 Israel?
8. How did God punish Solomon
for his idolatry?
4. Why did Festus accuse Paul
Of Insanity
3, What were t'phylactertes?P
8. How did Joseph treat his broth.
ers when they came to Egypt to
buy corn?
2. What does Solomon say is the
beginning OF wisdom?
8. Where did Shem's family re.
move TOT ~
Q. How often was Il customary
for kings to 90 forth TO battle?
10. In speaking to Ezekiel with
whom did the Lord class Jobi
Answers to Yesterdays ousssieas
]. When Joseph's brothers came
70 Egypt they failed To recognize
1872 ~ tVVAe0 SO Inucn Ike Q king,
2. Christ was taken 70 Egypt
when King Herod ordered the ohild!
rem OF Bethlehem killed.
3. Job probably lived about the
time Of Isaac.
4. IN the New Testament Halaan,
10 mentioned IN Jude II. 'l5EI,s
.. Certain 1sraelites were allowed
70 die in the wilderness because
they were unbelieyers.
g. Just before his death SAM
con regainsd his strength;
Z, Solomon takes nine chapters
% address his son before beginning
tho Proverbs. 8
8, Jonah d often called "the dls.
ebsdient ptephett beeanSe DO ded
Whha God ordered him TO 20 10
Nlaeyeh,
.. Hesea was q prophet and the
ron Of neosi.
10. The devil u called 1.-THE rod
Of this world In 3 Corinthians "a.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

averaging 81 per capita was found
coming in each year. Some women
paid a high as 500 a year. TN,
A feature Of the constitution was
to the effect that all voting powers
of the association shall be vested
in members Of the protestant
evangelical churches The Ads
yisory board shall consist Of not
fewer than five, both men and won.
en- chosen from members Of
protestant evangelical churches, 81
Girls between ages Of ia and IS
may belong. Anyone may become
9 life member on payment Of sl00.
ANY member may be dropped or
suspended who Is charged with
conduct injurious TO the associa;
: =
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PERSONALS!

sI {. =
Mrs. John A, CLARK, ST., who had
been very III at her home on Gas.
ton avenue, is very much improved
at this time. n.
/ Mrs. Q. J, spiker, of Brownsville,
Pa.. underwent an operation today
at Cook hospital,
Miss Virginia Harshbarger has
returned from a visit with friends
in MorgantoBn. s''7'7's
Miss Edith Gabriel has returned
to clarksburg after a visit here With
Mrs, Frank Brahm at her home on
FIFTH street. N
Mr. .anda Mrs, r, NJ. Gardiner have
returned home from an aatcmobils
trips to PitAbqrgh. s'''
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LATE WANT Aus

HEMsTITcHING AND p1cor
edging: All mail orders receive
prompt attention. Mrs. N. n. Huff,
Sol Milford st, Ciarksburr W
Va. Phone . BAN. s IS Ct 10s27.
ROOMS FOR RENT-Phone
1fsl-R s as 4t 1926
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

lemonade, cookies, wen eies' eoiiee
will be served.
Il was announced that this club,
would march with the Red Cross
on May 30 instead Of in body BY
themselves.
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noon in Holy Cross cemetery by
Undertaken Fred Jenkins.
MRS. a. g. WATSON BURIED

MRS. A. G. WATSON BURIED
The funeral Of Mrs. a. G.. Wat
son whose death took place Mon
day at her home on Pennsylvania
avenue was held this afternoon at
the Highland avenue NJ. q. church
and burial was made in the Jones
cemetery by Undertaken r. q.
Jones.
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BURIED AT HOLY CROSS.

BURIED At HOLY CROSS
Vincent, the three-weeks-old son
OF Nick Coldonio Cassie whose death
took place early yesterday at the
home OF his parents on Market
street, was buried yesterday after
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Project pstSatsd Although the
voters inside Warrington proper
were Tor II the Warrington indie.
pendent school district proposition
Was voted down yesterday. The to.
tai was i 40 against and e6S for.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Cut out enc picture on an tvur
sides. Then carefully fold dotted
line It's entire length: Then
dotted line 2. and 50 on. Fold each
section underneath accurately,
When completed turn over and
youll find a surprising result, Save
The pictures
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Meonshiners Arrested = County
officers who visited Downs last
night arrested five men and con.
fiscated d quantity Of moonshine
whisksy. at Grant Town two Ital.
ians Who are said to have brought
car load Of whiskey through from
Pittsburgh. "a small amount OF
liquor was found in their car,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Mrs. Mprrow's ClassGMrs.
Morrow'g Bible class Of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at
the home Of Mrs. I. A. Hunsaker in
Bellyiew, Thursday night at7:30.
All members are urged to attend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

pc. esufe, maximum, 7e; minimum,
so; precipitation, .55. River las
feet rising.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25
TFtlt WEATHER.,

: dhy G4uuuS w
night and Thurs
day with probable
occasional thun,
der showers, M
change in temper
azure.
Local Readings.
e.. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature a,
5 q, m, today, 65,
Weather yester'
daV cloudy: tenn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

INK responsible for an automobile
wreck near Worthington was given
q hearing before Justice Musgroye
yesterday and lined IS and costs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Roster 10 WlllIamson-Presiden
Joseph Roster, OF the Fairmont
State Normal school, Is leaving
this evening for Williamson, w.
Va, where he Will deliyer q COM
mencement address on Thursday.
He viii also ddress an educational
meeting ~ ST. Marys en- route
home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Temple Bible cJass-Tonight at
the meeting Of that Temple Bible
class offwhieh Rey: Or. ]. G. Broom.
field Is teaeher the first OF the mis-.
sionary Journeys Of Paul will BE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

NtEopJSSA tAh lEhAtGA VIII uub6L ~
the home Of Mrs. I. A. Hunsaker in
Bellyiew, Thursday night at 1880.
All members are urged to attend.
New Pythian Girls-At a regu.
lar meeting o fthe Mt. City Temple,
Pythian Sisters, held last evening,
20 candidates were initiated and "a
large number Of the membership
was present. Refreshments were
served and social hour enjoyed.
a class Of so will be initiated at
Fairyiew Saturday night. Mrs.
Alice Miller, past grand chief, will
assist in the work. Il
To ave Playa play viii be Civ
en- BY the members OF the various
grades Of the Fleming school to.
MORO weyenipg. The public Is in;
Injured at Work-R, b. Kahn, a
foreigner in the employ Of the B. 6
o. railroad company fell this morn,
Ing while at work and sustained
slight injuries. He was admitted t
Fairnent state hospital 70 rtreat,
ment, a.
Memorial at Observation-Disclosures.
esting patriotic memorial service!
vii lbeS bel dat the Meadowdalt
church on the first Sunday after.
noon in June beginning at 2;3t
o'clock. Speakers on this occasion
will be the Rev. ]. 6. Buckley, pas.
tor Of the Diamond Street N. p
church and Attorney Harry Shaw
a program will be carried out ii
connection with the service and thi
public is cordially Invited TO attend
I Is r
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Case Not Proyed-So Sophia sRchas
"a, of Baxter, who was charged
with having nipnnshine LIQUOR III her
tppsseesion was discharged when
She was arralgned for 8 hearing
before Justice Mhsgr1ye. The!
state WAS unable 70 ptoys that the
woman was the actual manaiactuf.
Or Of the stun. 1Fl5 a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

10 TAX 10 Rotarians-At tomor.
rows meeting OF the Rotary club
Mrs. James a. Meredith will make
an address upon Amertcanism.
This VIII be quite o departure for
the Fairmont club which has never,
yet had an extended talk by WON.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Is Very H-Miss Bessie Good
win 10 III at the homo Of her "a
rents, Nj. and Nj n W. N, Good.
via. q 71o oltytf avenue, With
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Reckless Driver Fined - q. n.
Jackson Who was charged with be-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Py,bian Insutution-A dinner
will b. served the members Of the
Mounatn City Lodge No. 49,
Knights Of Pythias az THE lodge
rooms, American building, Main
street, tomorrow evening at 6
O'clock. following which five can.
ididates will take the third rank
work Invitations have been sent
To all the members and 1t Is expect
cd that there will be a large turn
tut. The new degree team will put
onIthe third lahk work In the long
form. Tie members Of the tealn
have worked long enough together
now to nut on Tile work in q very.
splendid manner.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Lodge 10 DDine fine ban.
quet for the members % hsflbcaI
lodge a. %. q. w. Will be held at
The First N. .. church on Friday
evening, June 10, when the mem.
beers Of the lodge, their wives and
.sweethearts win have an evening
OF entertainment. The women 81
the Home Missionary society will
serve the banquet, AScampaign for
new members In tbs local lodge Is
being conducted at the present
time, and the bis feed will come
Just about the close OF this drive.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-25

Machine Painting ~ The Ahern
company which has the contract to
do the painting for the Rayine
Amusement company Is using paint
spraying machines on the new pa.
yilton which has been erected in
the rayine. Work OF all kinds Is
going ON 10 the new park today and
Il ts said that everything viii DO
IN readiness for the opening which
VIII take place tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

psnanr-Narch Arrived. str ftion
from seattle via Yokohama. kebe. shsnH
hat. Hongkouk. Manila and Singapore.
Houxk0ug--M March Arrived. str Ala =
hama Maru from Seattle via Yokohama
and kobe
koee--March s--sAiisd. str Teuosr FOE
seattle VIA Yokohama.
Yokohama March s-~Arrixs a. ar
Tempaiaan Naru from Seattle.
Cafu~ii~-Mareh s---sallsd. str eliverado
for Seattle via ports
phrsdrlphia March Arrived. ser
Artlxua from seattle via Tacoma. Han
Francisco. sar Pedro and cvistobal
nsitoe March ARRIVED. str Tessn
from Seattle via nan franrisco and Ran
Pedro
FAN Pedro March s--srtised afr lib.
orator FROM seattle via sna Fesnsaeees
Han Franchise March Arrived. 49,
Lyman Hte~srt from Seattle. at ~ q m.
str walter Lurksnbach from, SEATTLE at
March 5-Afrived. str Governor
from seattle. at p m. str Afisankn
from SEATTLE via Tacoma and Portland
AZ m sailed. str Yoasuite for Ia
coma Via Seattle. az o m.
Tacoma March Arrived. str ri.
more from seattle. az 9 p ~ str Fulton
from Seattle. afr Sorth~@stsrn from
Southwestern via Southeastern ktsska
ard seattle. str Ralnier from ssn FrAu-
cisco via HsiiinKham ard Seattle. ar
Dsrbisy from Seattle str Mantie Mara
from Seattle. Sailed. str Rainler for AAn
Franciseo via Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
SHIPFICHT
IS taken UP
TO HARDING
Private interests DlSsatIs
fled by Governments
Methods

WASHINGTON. March s.--cnc OF
the many biz problems before ths
incoming administration IL the
American Merchant Marine.
About $500. ooo oee of money
raised by Liberty bonds sales has
been spent by the government TO
build s,sio ships totsiing about Ia
500 600 lightweight tons. OF these
there are yet 20 be delivered IS
ships.
These ships are under control OF
the u. s. shipping board. organized
In January. 1917. under an act OF
congress for the dual purpose OF
meeting the war emergency and the
peace necessity which was SURF 10
follow.
That the war necessity was met
Is shown by the fact that Is per
cent OF the American troops and -
per cent OF their equipment and
food were sent TO France in Amer
lean ships
Up To June. 1890. this great gov.
ernment-owncd fleet was operated
by the shipping board under emer.
Tency wartime legislation. which ad.
mittedly was inadequate for peace.
time operation.
The new merchant marine law OF
June 1920. provided that new
shipping board OF seven members
should sell the ships to American
concerns and operate them until
sold.
The law does not FIX a time limi,
on the sale but congress clearly
meant the government TO go out OF
the ship-owning business as soon as
possible.
The private shipping concerns bit
tstly cslticsse the working out OF
the law. particularly the govern.
ment competition for eargoes with
the purchasers Of ships.
They have taken their troubles
TO Harding and evidently have In
serssted him.
A few days ago. after a confer.
encc with one OF the biggest pri
waite shipowners. Harding was quot
cd as saying that the shipping situ.
alton didn't seem to satisfy any.
body, and intimsted that he pro.
posed TO do something about It.
IL he has any definite plans. ne
didn't say VIA, they were
The first step must be TO appoln,
seven shipping board members. be.
cause President Wilson's appointeca
have not been confirmed By the sen.
ate.
The United States no longer has
he problem OF creating a merchant
marine. The present problem Il
what TO do with IL now that va
have II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
SPRING GREENS
| ON MARKET NOW

Spring products are beginning TO
appear on the street regularly As,
paragus, arriving from California In
larger lots, fell from so cents TO 30
and go cents per pound Tuesday.
Green peas viii not be novelty by
the end OF the week. Fresh waila
waila spinach, ceiling al si.sa box.
has caused the old stock 90 sell as
low a. 90 cents. Head lettuce. fresh
celery. large. green cueumbera. new
cabbage and esuiiflower were among
the California products received on
the avenue Tuesday.
Butter was steady. Ringing only on
the California market. which les now
producing the stock In great quaint
ties.
Eggs and cheese were steady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
Men York Exchange
List Opens BriskIy

NEW YORK srhe Now York stock market today
luton apparently hcevd these foreign would
yesterdays
-.
Mexican Petroleum. Opening thn off a. Jumped To 1 Prices later
and he year
United sA lss1
graph Telephone io baltimore ohio ssa. Arphat
Reading, TaA, laA Off ~.
on
off up
off ~ Real =. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

Smith Cove forrninsi--str city ~ Hpo-
kane. str West Notus. Z y c Brook
line
Great Northern ssrminai--str Tokashlmi
Maru. ctr Esstirsa Naru.
Hell Street tsrmirsi--E 4 4. n Cedar,
n \ e g. Spohomish-
Grand Trunk Pacific terminai-str IVES,
Torus
Pier ft-s,r wakena
Pier Str Yves, Jester
Pier str Rainier
Pier A--s,r Admiral Goodrich.
Pier B--atr Spokane.
Pier D-s,r Admiral Evans. str Queen,
q. ~ shipping Board Yard1-ssr IVES,
Hlmrod, str West Hartiand. str Fact
ern Leader. str feonturn. str west.
ward ITO. str Yossrnits. atr kayn.aka.
str Jaispa. g q Algonquin.
Connecticut strset terminai---str steel
maker
ALASKA steamship Moorinx--ssr Victoria.
str Stairway. str santa Ana
Stacy Street terminsi--u y G 4 burnside.
spokane STREET terminal MotorHhip fAbby
Maine.
East waterway Dock q warehouse-str
West Jessup.
Todd Dry Docks-s,r Forest King. q c
a @ = Surveyor.
Puget Sound Bridge q Dredging Co..
Hun Rainbow. str Patterson.
Ames Yard-str Roosevelt
Lake Union-Huiis Abiiia, Abnoba. AIRY
dos. Addison. AIienhurst. Ahmfk. An
thon. Baydsn. bertrand. Bingsmon,
win. Boughton. Pexuts, PuyalIup
Cagacan. Capraria. Csrdia. Cenins.
Charus. Chesterfield. Chsicis. cIneaa
Cinyras. corus. cozian. Cola. Clone,
Eilsaa. Electra Endymion. Fort stan.
wir. Fort Harrison. Fort Jackson,
Heffernan dock-Str Ketchikan. str JEFF
f~rson. q g q @ 8 Algonquin. str
Beirosn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
Costa Ricans Leaving
P a n a ma Territory

WASHINGTON. March s.-witb
the invading forces OF Costa Flea IN
the north OF Panama lsing with.
drawn. the state department today
WAS awaiting reports os the eyacua
ton by Panama troops OF the coto
territory in the south.
The state department today was In
receipt OF the reply from tho Cost,
Rican government TO Secretary
Hughes demand for immediate oessa
ton of fighting. The reply agreed &c
the withdrawal asked by the United
StAles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
Public Market


SANITARY
stall 100. ms. cane sugar. Toe: pow
dcred sugar. ms. Tie. brown sugar, :
rDs fsc: Carnation milk. foxc cars q
and 4o-wsft Mazda lamps. &c. so-wast
+er. stall Is. large cans peaches IN
pure sugar syrup. .sc. fGpson.s yellow
Label tea, SIC pkg: large cans Ilbby's
pineapple. sSc. Ms California beans
&c stall =. large pkg Olympic pan
stalls st-ss. veal outlets rss 1Ec (:
mutton chops. isc NJ. veal roast. isNc
n. pot roast. &c ~. sugar cured bacon
Toe 10 Stall io7. cans cooperative
milk. zoe: pesnu, butter. IL ms isc.
"a Bs zse; Gem Nut margarine, soc
NJ Flake white. $50 10, rbs. sse
large green olives. soc pit
stalls s7-ss. pigs. Washington maca-
ROM or spaghetti. .be. Lipton's tea ssc
10. Blue Ribbon tea sec NJ: Auto Club
coffee. sse ~. ms. fi.fo. staiis 7-s-s.
sc. 6 ms MS. ms si77; IN. can
Karo syrup. s3c. S-fb. zsc: Mazda OH
-. CSC. at. s5c, y gal. ssc. f3~rb. sack
patent flour. si.75.
PIKE PLACE
Stall ~. best pure cane sugar. ms
Toe. beet sugar, ms SIC stan Ts.
fresh milk. DC at. stan Sc. tall can Car
nation milk, i0hc. Stall 1913. Yakima.
California or Guatemala honey 20c N
3ec pit. soc ut. Stall 1875. sugar peas.
Ice car: California large ripe olives No.
10 can ti.5s: I'm. Economy jar Of pea
nut butter. i5c. ms. use
QUEEN CITY
Stalls $50 pure sugar gum drops zee
NJ. delicious marrbmaiiows &c M.
stan ). pure lard. ms. SIC; swlft's
bacon. s5c ~. leg lamb. &c NJ: pot
roast i3hc n. Stall fs. No. ~ can
peaches. 13c; bulk crackers. Ice NJ sun
dried peaches. 25c 10. stalls 1924. ? ms.
pure cocoa. s5c; ms. Jap head rice. 2sc
s-fb. pail Flake White. sac. ibs. best
California navy beans. use. a
WEsTLAkE
Stalls 1911. . lbs. choice prunss CSC:
csrnation milk, lie can: large pkg.
washing powder. 22c stalls SO, lamb
stew. ioc NJ; roast veal, f5c N. I; sugar
cured bacon, 3oc N. Stall los, bars
Lsnox soap. zJc. Z ms navy beans, z5c;
large can tomatoes, loo. stall 1872,
schiiling's baking powder. ssc NJ. 6
boxes matches, 2sc: gunpovder tea, ssc
10. Stall 1877. good butter. zoe NJ. fresh
ranch eggs. 73c doz.: 5-fb pail honey.
81 90. Stall 1870. 3-Ib. can GhirardeliPs
chocolate, poe: e-fb. can Crisco. tIss.
large rolls toilet paper. zse. Stall 100
Tea Garden Jelly. csc n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
CONSIDER BRIDGE BIDS

The two lowest bids on the o'Brier
bridge and The Richmond Highlands
Richmond Beach paving were taker
under adviscmeni by County Com
missioner Thomas DobNon Monday
For the former proposition the bid,
were; NJ. Manson, si..sso and WARD
& ward. Inc, sis.sso: for the latter
the Olympic Construction Co. ssi.
500. and n. W Trouiman. i1a. fse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
GRAIN PRICES
SLUMP AGAIN
Heavy Receipts and Little
Demand

cnfCAGO. March s.--Grain prices
slumped again today on the Chicago
Board OF Trade. due Ia heavy re-
ceiptn aud iach Of demand. Trading
was slow. Provisions were unehanR-
ed March wheat opened Mt si.s7 y
uncha ed. ana dropped &C before
the close. May wheat after opening
down I. at si.bsA. rsnained &c.
MAY corn opened or Mo at 70A e.
and lost an additional Ne before the
close July corn opened off &c at
sac and dropped an additional he
later
May oats. opening up Nc at ss2e,
held that figure IN later trading
July oats opened off ise at tsa {.
but dropped &c Etsbseauentiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

You've got to know YOUR business
well 20 be successful In China. &C
coriing TO Edwin 3. Cunningham. 4.
=. consul general At Shanghai. who
spoke Monday before the advisory
council 81 tho Chamber of Commerce
and the China club.
americans will find strong inter
national composition In China" the
speaker declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
1000 BULLION MISSING

Check Of the gold bullion stolen
from the liner Empress Of Russia
shows that three gold bars. valued n
$4,000. are missing, according "a
postoffiee Inspectors >. r. Fitzgerald
and T. q. Rowan, who returned q
Seattle Monday. II IA now believed
that the theft occurred while the ven
sci was in Honskong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

Decision IN the two suits brought
by East and West Side residents to
stop tho county commissioners from
abandoning the ferry service will be
made Monday, according to Judge j.
I. Ronald who took the matter
under Amusement when arguments
had been completed Monday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

PORTLAND, March .--Cattie-Market
nominal. unchanged
-recolpts. 1,sis Market nominal.
unchanged,
sheep Receipts. LIS Market noml-
nal unchanged
Butter--fsc 10.
Epgs--2s Wg2c dox
cheese --Tr. plets. ssc H.
Hens-25 q 1Ss -
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CHICAGO, March t.atfoNn Receipts
20. 900. Market fsu scr higher Bulk Of
sales. $500 10 20. butchers. fs.s0u ~. 10 +
packing. rTsWsesi light. teAeg ti.es.
pigs. st0,stwii. rourhs. taAeaA.s&
cattle Receipts. io.ooe Market steady
fisef f7gfuie-s. butcher stock. o.
gsTs; canners and cutters. ts.7sas
ntoekers and feeders. ts.fsspso. cows
ts8H calves. tSuigst
Hh.rp4 Receipts. 1909 Market 80
higher. lambs. ts8iese. Ewes. ts.s
9tes
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J0bbERS WILL
FIGHT RATES

San Francisco viii have another
big advantage over Seattle when
heavy Increases in class railway
freigh. ,ates are flied this week
with the Interstate commerce com
Mission and public service commits
sion by $. ". Henry. Of the North
Pacific freight rate bureau.
Seattle jobbers- however. claiming
that the new rates will cause them
to lose out. especially in shipments
TO the Grays Harbor section. do.
clare they will place formal pro
tests with both commissions and On.
deavor to secure hearings on the
merits Of the rate increases.
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Mail Service to
E. Poland Resumed

Mail service 80 many points in
Eastern Poland has been rvruned
according TO the announcement
Tuesday 81 George n. Willlafns
superintendent Of mails