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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
T. r. T. CUTS WAGES.
Employees Assent To Manager Mitten's
Plan of Reduction.

Philadelphia, April 30-Announce-
ment was made late yesterday afternoon
by the Rapid Transit Company that a
general reduction Of seven and a half
cents an hour viii bc made in the wages
paid 70 the company's carmen. the re-
duCcd wage scale To become effective
tomorrow. II is also proposed to reduce
the wages of track laborcrs. trackmen.
PAYERS. rammers, switch cleaners and
drivers by l4i2 cents an hour. this cut
also 70 become effective tomorrow
The change in wages, 1t was said. viii
adjust the Rapid Transit Company's
scale 10 the average Of the scales Of the
street railway companies in Buffalo.
cleveland. Detroit and Chicago. on
which average the Philadelphia scale
is hased. In thrce Of those cities re-
duction in carmen's wages has been de-
clared, thus lowering the average for
the four. Adjusting the Philadelphia
scale 10 the now average. it is said.
viii enable the Rapid Transit Company
to save q million dollars or more = year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
AR>HAIITON's PROTEST.

po'avtr, City opened lis home sea
-eu saturday whom IL defeated the
NtrshaIlton club iu protested game
ht th, s,or, ~ - 8 although in an
nr haMhty The game viii bc played
eN.r ar reverted back a. the seventh
nrH.l
DE- the seventh with the score 70 :
u favor ~ M1rshautau PuEh tanned:
White was safe on Scott error Cook
h.f 70 Hayward who throw to second.
f. one coVcrine the bag the runners
.itanctur 20 second and third base
N.elhng famed hut Currindcr dropped
He last strike and the runner reached
Ht-t At this time Manager Groves
switched his lineup placing Scott be-
h.rd N, hat and bcnching Currindcr
ruttIne Ward IN ccnter field and Lang
tnok Morgan place al second. tho lat
TN plaNiue shortstop With the bases
LOADED Sp.-,r hunted the hall which
r.'led foul ll Is feet from homo plate.
Z muiro Birmingham called the play
fair but later changed his decision TO
foul hat Manager Hop" Goehegan very
reluctantly refused a. allow the umpire
O. change his original decision White
and cook scored on the play. as no
fort was made by Catcher Scott 10
rut the runners out. II. Holiday
singled scoring Spicer. Manager
GraNss refused 81 have his men leave
tre f,ld but made q protest 10 Umpire
Buuiurham
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
GREENYILL SHOOT
SET FOR THURSDAY
Local Trapshooters viii Hold
Midweek Events With Plenty
Of Trophies Offered.

On THURSDAY afternoon n thie week
NE GreenhiI club ail mold the arvr
II ths. .oriez II club shoots registered
mith fne American Traprhooting As
sociatlou
The Registered club shoots are fast
becoming popular throughout tha ~otu-
try ard r;roenhill action 1 holding
these series ~ evauts am m doubt.
have fac approval and active support II
local shooters
a shooter K ~ so desires. may shoot
at and have officially recorded fra The
Association averages t9o targets. but
All trophies will b. awarded on he first
City airds, and 4 contestant may enter
Gor the first afty ar,r
The American TrapRhooting Asso-
eiation will present z trophy for each
tcn amateurs shooting AZ 70 birds The
Greenhin Club viii also give a trophy
for oara l0 shooters shooters vg1Il be
rlassed by me luh based IN IT'S Euow.-
.dge ~ he shooters ability
The ASSOCIATION alfers i trophy 70 tbs
high average winner ia the series ~
shoots. ne best slx scores made Il
qualify
THURSDAY afternoon will not only BE-
me FIRST ~ the Reg. stored Club shoots
bnt also ne arst .nId- week shoot 81
the YEAR ana / i aoped that local ehoot.
ers AL turn OUT And aahe the day a
hig one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
DEFIANCE STAGES
SECOND SMOKER
Young Tom Sharkey and Johnny
Mclaughlin Will Appear in
the Windup Bout.

Tho Defiance Athletic Association will
stage its second smoker in Pythian
Castle on Wednesday night. and will
include ono of the finest windup bouts
ever held in this city Jimmy McLough-
lin has booked an excellent card and
heading the bill are Young Tom ShaT-
key and Johnny McIaughlin. of Phila-
delphia Both men have performed in
fine style in the past and fans arc
anxious to sec them get together.
Battling Barncs and Kid chadwick of
this city. will work in the scui-windup.
and as this pair Of local hattlcrs have
worked in great style in the past. box
ing enthusiasts viii he on hand in
large numbers to witness this setto.
Danny Kramer and Paddy Murphy
will work in the opening bout Tho
managers Of these two boys have often
expressed their opinions about these
two boys and fans Will he able to judge
for themselves at the bouts on Wcdncs-
day night
Rilly Wilson ana ShuE Morrow viii
meet in tho third preliminary Bruzzer
Lowell and X. O. Erommall will appear
in tho second bout Of tho evening. -Four
Negroes will battle in the battle royal
which is an added attraction for the
show. Saunders orchestra Will furnish
music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

Editor Every Evonipg old SF"des
Church. aeetling ia its origiral setting,
+ etsIl aa.ar f4itnf,H and efficient work
n IT,, .ofaH8alt, Surrounded as # i
todas uah almost an entirety Polish
sefflernent. mintsteri8g as a good
pesehlar ard a good American - all
!. ho corn under ita Influence i m no
teav s-eek4 fo prosclit.ze those who are
baHfd - the ancient crerds. We are
proud II that priest Who can bird II m
the LOYALTY ard devotion N people %
the great facts Of our common faith.
Nearly al those who nave cnrne n
worship vslth AZ on sunday are scat
tered All over the citv Their loyalty
and devotion t5 the old church never
faItrrs nor fails They are always
With us in MI good works.
one ~ the raost wonderful orrani-
zatlona If the ald church ia Trnop No.
Row scouts IF America This troop
h9s been guided and directed by the
efficient. faithful and devoted Scout
master Garrteh Mallory IN For nearly
ter years Seoutnazter NaIlerv has
watched MS boys grow into uscfIi and
caoah.c citizens During the war ne
Scouts 81 Troop So. > we're in the
army and navy. One gTadIa tti1 from
Annapolis. ard another from West
Point one entered the air forces and
did duty in France ard IS now study
ing law in Washington. His brother
William Morford mas passed success
fully his examination for Vest Point
In fact. Al the bows acquitted then.
selves like men Of true worth. and On.
gave his life in honor Of his country
Is it any wonder that ! regard rht
Scout movement as the great char.
acter builder. as one best fitted % de
Veiop all that IS rue ana worthwhile il
the growing toy2 Is 1t any wonder
burn With righteous Indignation wheI
+ hear a boy who should know bette
declare that the Organization Is oHl.
i Tor rough necks
citizens Of Wilmington awake
Fathers and mothers look into the or
ganization. dnd cut what il is doin.
for the boy. l appeal 10 the colleg
man. Join our ranks. and become lead
ers of a new and better America
Robert Bell.
Vicar Of Old Swedes Church.
Wilmington. April 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
ORCHESTRA Is ENLARGED.
More Players Make Philadelphia Or
ganiZation Second Largest

Philadelphia, May 2.-Thirteen play
ers Of this season Will be missing and
twenty-one now faces will bc seen in
the ranks ~ the Philadelphia Orchestra
when next seasons concerts open. An
increase from n.nety-siX 20 I04 pieces
viii make it tho second largest i'm the
country and give It q better ensemble
than ever before
The most notable changes viii bc the
retirement of Andre Maquaurrie. first
flute. who VIII be succeeded b1 W. "
Wincaid: the resignation Of Paul Never,
a first violin. and the return Of Edward
W Geffert. second trombone, 10 the
Chicago Orchestra.
The retirements viii be Offset by the
additions Of Otto Mueller who has been
kept abroad by the war since 1913 and
Antonio Ferrara, who left last year 70
Join the Cleveland Orchestra. both Of
whom are first violins, and c. L. Ger
hard second trombone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Continued from page 4

At tho request of the House uf Repre-
scntativos. went t. Dover satne g1
days before the sessions adjournment
date Both Senate anil House Wefe
fixed in their view thHt new school
legislation should L. enacted. as tho
members had been chaa.n - IN elee-
tiou, in which these school matters
were material iasusa NJ Ieaat II the
lower counties but there had been aud
was much dissention ~ t. the form II
should take. Tho bill which after Some
months dclibcration. had been prepared
by the Citizens Committee "a sub
committee comprising Nj K q Haua-
ton. Mr. ]. II Hughes and pr K "
Cooper having drafted il far the larger
committec). had been rejected by the
House. aud later with Some amend
mcnts. passed by the Senate. The
senate later passed the Palmer bill
which substantially directed return
to the old school conditions existing be-
fore the first school code. There was
much sentiment in the House in favor
of the Palmer bill In my judgment.
the unscrambling process which would
have been mnde necessary ~ the
Palmer hilI would have placed school
1UAlTS IN a very unfortunate fttAffilIt9t4.
NV ondeavor was not 10 advise or at
tempt to direct what school legislation
should be had for my study Of condi-
tious would not then and does net nov
warrant such advice. much less dlrec-
tion), but was TO find some common
ground between the Citizens Commit
tee bill rejected by the House. and the
Palmer bill later passed by the senate.
The new school law furnished sueh
common ground. Save in four par
ticulars. namely. % the substitution
OF an appointive bipartisan STATE
Board in place of elective State
Board, % the elimination OF county
boards, C3) changing the required
school attendance from nine months Il
eight months IN every year. and I'll
I authorizing the individual 5, hou dis
: triCt without reducing the required
school attendance to vary the time al
attendance 10 meet the conditions II
! such particular district, the new schoo
law is substantially and almost in Gle.
/ tail. the Citizens Committee bill as 4
+ passed the Senate. l understood thai
/ the amendments made by the Senate
were acquisced in by the representa-
/ tives of that committee.
/ This was made entirely clear to tn,
/ Legislature What merit 1t has, mus
be largely credited 10 that committee
certainly to the gentlemen who draftee
the law for that committee. and not t,
be In SO far as your letter wouI,
imply otherwise. it is Incorrect
1t is not necessary for me. were
qualified to advance an opinion on tn,
| comparative merits of the new schoo
law and Of the present one. Presuma
| bly, at least, the members OF the Legis
lature were informed of their constitu
! ents desires. ard acted accordingly
trust the above will correct the i'm
precision which Aou with some other
seem 10 have acquired, namely, that
was personally, except as above reeited
concerned in the enactment OF any par
ticular school legislation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared snannpoos
contain too much aIkAh. which - err
inJurious - il dries the scalp and u-asss
the hair brittle
The rest -a.ng 20 10 d NuiUred CO.
coanut oIl shampoo. for fhE y pure and
entirely greaseless. il very oneAp
and hsaLs anythinE -ise an "a pi-ces.
You can get Mulslned AZ any drug storv
and a Few 1unces All. asf tne Enoi~
family for months.
simply -nolsten me naig with Eatr'
and rub Il "a. about teazpooofui = az
tnaI IS requtred- lt makes a. aounn-
ance ii rlch creamy atBeT ie~a~-r
thoroughly and rlnses out aasiiy. rn-
na4r dries qulckly ana ry~nfE, mo q
soft. fresh luoking bright tuay, ~.sy
and easy r. handle. Beslo.s. a aa~
ems and taxes out every partlcfa "a dr~i
dirt and dandrun p esur- vouu ar,ss
glst gives you Auislneo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
School Election Plans.

Jus: now many polling places to pro-
vide for the school election to he held
June il. is a question which is puzzling
the members Of the Department Of ElcC-
tions II is likely that the matter viii
be settled this week 1t is likely that
at least so polling places will be pro-
vided, the number at the regular city
election being l25. Registration day
will he next Saturday Democratic pri-
mary day will be May Il. while Rcpub-
Acan primary day will be May 21 The
city election Will be held on June &
and the school election on June u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
SYLVESTER WINS
SHOOTERS TROPHY
Local Expert Carries oF Honorn
in Philadelphia Trapshoot-
ers' League.

The actual chsrDpiOnshio ucphy -
the Pbiladelphia TraDshaotsvs L~~xns
was saturday afternoon s~srdef - "a.
/. Sylvester of this city. member -
the West Chester Gun Club. 5ylyss,rr
formerly lived ~ West Chsrtsr and has
continued shooting tor thst team. ne
Is now living In this city and r. srnrsoT
od by du P0nt Motors. Inc.
The championehip Eas te~ed ~ etr
league matches the best soores o. ooun'
and sylvester and George BaidWir. ~
were high over III in th~ nine shoQ'a
had lied on ne 700 sriecf tarYetr sisf
Zs2 breaks and were cailsd - a -ho<s
on for thc trophy in rnnlunetion vfth
the club shoot over ths Penn syfvnris
Paiircnd traps. hut A. Esldvtr f<Iief -
appear. ne trophy Teu' - F-fvs-'s-
by default
The Bnai standing
( Champion q gyivea'sr az
Cfaqe Crorge Raifv ~ 80 Waffsr
Poeoy Zs1. v C0nner 80 Hsr
Sloan. ps9
C7aeg R Tom Dav~npor 9fh ? y
pfzon Jr 1ss WH'ar 3pavas -
Ha~ry flftr- RS
class q Henry WieFard Ps~
Paerier 3so H PaderTs y
Sh1irr 2T7
s1ass p rs Podenva.t F H-
l.ok 80. r n er~a- = Pr'rrs-
~ a. Funk 1fs
cIaag = a ~. fIoupf. l5- g vsnd'
grif 1ss r. ~ Chriv'irs ~ N
Merit 2f3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
>ATt RDAY SHOOTING.
>portsmen Engage in FaVoritc Pastime
az Local Grounds

The EasfIuke Trapshoutinc Associa-
ton held hls practl,. shoot Satur-
as afternoon. with - shooters taking
part ~ the a0au. Iu the . target
event Jack KAISER made q perfect
record Will, " Minnick broke 47x5O
a. ~, 5o-tars,t event.
tn, Diamond stat, Rife and Pistol
Club held its regular shoot on Satur-
d. afternoon.
Ike Turuer was high man a the
Ctresuhil traps oa saturday afternoon
with $3.50 for thc ward targets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
AtIns Pow dor 90. Learne.

lae Atlas powdcr Company nas form
- nass bau lcaEu, with tht following
te.... Explosive sam Towns ~ man
stRtf l,.. naids Jat : lianley, manager:
Chants loc III Elwce. manager Zapon.
t,tu, Eeess manage. Tht league viii
p.#e lfs sauce eu Nonday and we'd
ls-aay evenings af Twenty -%luth ana
Market streets WIKI the mrs, game 10
h, played tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
DELAWARE CITY WINS
ONLY SUBURBAN GAME
Spicer and Hayward Engage in
Pitching Duel With Former
Having Slight Advantage.
suburban League Standing.

Delaware city won its first home
game ~ the season Saturday. when
Marshallton was defeated before large
crowd The game was featured by the
pitching uf Spiccr and Hayward. the
former haVing eight strikeouts and the
latter ls The home team won the game
in the seventh inning by well-exeCut-
ed play four runs crossing the plate
before thu side was retired The game
Wns tho oulN contest IN tho Suburban
taartit The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
aRnuna our Rm 4 L..

Governor Dernry na~ EiEnef 80 49,
hound rlf hle tfn ar6 rr~
law The 1ill -~n"sl- f'e ..f 80
,idirr eor an apurcn-i~r Vvgfe~n wh~-a
hv children could ~ n0n0~ nm ~
,tue - ~ fte ..esr4 rho rau w
fes 'hat arr n6ividira' ao~ ~
-tats pfahi = fn plare nf
fr.s-c~ norrS = the 1-atr rv1ss w~uf rit
i bond II 81 100 to tre ttsfs .r.arf
Charities nd@r nr .~nls rl.n
nond chfld ehaH aor srrf nfn 3.
state Nho p n~orrigirIe y ln-o4r.
ratrd ~ no4v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
COL. MILLER HONORRD.
To Represent American Legion in In
yiting Admiral Beatty to America.

Colonel +. w. Galbraith Jr.. nation
al commander Of the American Legion,
has DESIGNATED Col Thomas w. Miller
alien property custodian. as a represen
tatiyo Of the Legion to present an invi-
tation from the Legion through tn.
British Embassy and American dipio-
matte channels. to Sir David Beatty 81
England. admiral Of the fleet. to attend
The next annual convention Of the
Legion in Kansas City, Missouri. and
be the guest Of the Legion while III this
country.
a similar invitation has been extend
ed to Marshal FOch of France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
sm,rnn Athletes Prenarlnr.

Special 1urrespundence - Every LVening
smyrna. May 2. The track team Of
TN smyrna Hish school n practcing
daily on the athletic neid, and is getting
prepared Tor the intcrscholastIc track
and field meet AZ the University Of Del
aware on saturday. Tho local boys hope
a. turn home With their shar, " the
latIrtslH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
l.entnre At Mt pleasant Church.

\ lecture on Gods out Of Dcors.
Illustrated by stereopUcon VII bt given
on Wednesday evening in NJ. Pleasant
Nj. L. Church. at Bellevue, Of which
Rev. w W. sharp IS pastor. This is
one of a number of free entertainments
planned by the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Paul Glln> III at Home.

Paul " GlIAs son a. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry j Gnns is confined to his home
on account ~ throat trouble which will
result lr N, removal Of ms tonslis He
contra al quinzy which later developed
into au ahsrcssed ear which has been
tn cause ~ much pain Young ellis
ls i sophomore at the Wilmington
Hrt school and ls football manager for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Gross Engages in Business.

Announcement is made that George
Gross, by mutual agreement, has re-
tired from the Ross Wholesale and Re-
tail Millinery Co. which has stores here
and in other places. Mr.. Gross will con
duct business on his own account in
Easton, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
FRIENDS BALL TEAM
DROPS ANOTHER GAME
Local Quakers Lose Weird Con-
test to West Town Players;
in Miserable Game.

The Friends school baseball team
lost an uniutcrcsting game 70 West
Town Friends on Friday 166. tn"
locals outhit the victors. hut folded mis-
crahly. The game was called at tho end
Of the seventh inning. Tho score
"a rninrfnn Friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Io ILL earhaee RLd..

The Board ~ Health this afternoon
VIII receive bids FOR the collection Uf
garbage for the next two years. The
bids may not however b. opened until
tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Narshauton.
score D., Innings.

Delaware Cny moo TO o-6
Naf~hallton 0 oo1 oil 2 IL
Str1ch nut hN Spirci : hv Hayward
Iett au bases D,LtWare CITY Mar
.hHlhor stolen bases u Holiday 3 !.
l'Hrh Green Morgan d Hit hy
pit,h,d bail hy spice, Base on balls.
90 So, ~. mIr, birmingham
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Steam shovel Exhpmss ~s.s.,~..

II me process - rsrid@r rF fae atFee
AZ ne former SeFro ceu1eterv ~ Fr0rf
and Union streets tg sfeann sho'fei
in cutting awav ne ground. rEhuu'er
a.anr skeletons feW laws aro
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
sonax Nine wins.

The SonaN team opened its season
saturday afternoon by defeating the
Defiance Middies. %. Maloneys work
fOa urcd Tor Sonax.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

Since ne publication ~ your letter
must nave been with Your consent, !
take tho nberfy ~ sending copy of
This 10 the local papers
Yours vcry truly
has = Curley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Llbert, A. {. Plans Busy week.

Th, liberty a ~ has busy week
aheao The team viii play Ninth Ward
Esaether af seventeenth and Spruce
sutcts to-day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Four Per Cent Per Annuu.

The Artisans Savings Bank has de-
clared a semi-annual dividend at a rate
of four per cent per annum. which Will
be credited on depositors books on and
after MAY ISt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02

An al in Every Evening costing 30c
sold an automobile worth 100 dollars
what more could YOU eXpect.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
West Town Friends.

Score by Innings.
Wilmington Friends. Ii . ; O. 6
West Town Friends. 8 0 0 O-16
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
Peninsular Auto Express
RECEIVING STATION

224 French Street
Phone 1885.
Daily trips from Wilmington to Wyoming
leaving Wilmington at 10 a. m stopping
az the following points:
New Castle
Delaware City
st. Georges
Mt. Pleasant
McDonough
Odessa
Middletown
Townsend
Blackbird
smyrna
Clayton
Cheswold
Dover
Rising Sun
Camden
Wyoming
Daily return trips from Wyoming 10
Whining ton. leaving Wyoming at 10 a. m.
ALL GOODS INSURED WHILE IN
TRANSIT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
DEFIANCE SMOKER BOUTS

Windup.
Young Tom Sharkey. Roxboro.
VS.. Johnny MacIaughlin. Philp.
Semi WiDdup.
Battling Barnes VS. Kid Chad
wick.
PrcIimlnarIes.
Ray Belmont. Kensington, VS..
(best boy ohtainable).
Billy Wilson. Southwark. VS.
Shug Morrow. Defiance.
Bruzzer Lowell vs.. X. o. Brom-
mall.
Danny Kramer VS.. Paddy Muir
ply.
Added Attraction.
Battle Royal-Four Colored
Gemmen.
Saunders orchestra will play.
Midget GlGnn will referee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
OH xwFDFs RCH.

Wilmington Nay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-02
IMlI.

Totals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-15
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived
Apr1 ft--s,r West fson from Tacoma
.. m
Sailed
Aprl it-str Quinauit for Tacoma, (. q
%.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-15

san Maru. str Westward Ito. Pier n.
str Fushirna Maru.
Great Northern TsrminAi-s,r Ta,suno
Maru.
pier s--aotsrship tpsL
Pier t--S'r Tippecanos.
Pier str Jefferson.
Pier i-schr John A.
Pier A--tsr Admiral RodmAn.
Pier n-~Str Spokane.
Pacific Coast Coal Bvnksrs-s,r Eastern
Glen. T. II T Heather.
Uni,ed states shipping Board Moorinxs--
str West Himrod. str Iconium. str
Jalapa. str 1osemits. = G q Aigos-
quin
Alaska steamship MoorinK-str Victoria.
ctr skaKway. str Santa Ana
standard OF Co.'S Dock-U : opth-sfl.
stacy street Termtnai-u 4 burnside
Lander street Tsrmiual-Bohr wRwona.
str Alice
uAnford stree, Tsrminai--sr Drookiins.
str West IRrtiand.
spokane Street Tsrminsl-Hhip Abnsi
Coburn. motorship W. p. Burrows
bark Geo Curtis.
East waterway Dock & warehouae--str
KidrldEe. str West ison.
Todd Dry Docks-Str Forest King s-hr
Admiral Mayo bark Guy C. GoSa.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging Co.-st,
Patterson.
Amsa Yard-str Roosevelt.
Ssttieton Mills Dook-str West Mahvab
Heffernan Dook--istr Kstehikan. snip
Oriental
Canal Lumber Co --Schr T. W. elisa
stlmson Mill--Str y. -. Loop.
Stream Bark W. ~. FLINT
Lake union-HullH Abilla. AbnobA, Ably.
dos. Addison. AlIsnhurat. Ahunik A.
thou. Bayden, bertrand. HinEamon.
Biscsya, Black Wolf. Hianford, Del.
win, Boughton. Pazuta puysIlt,n
CagacRn. capraria. Cardla. Cenina
Charus. Chestorfiold. Chaiois. Ctneas
ELISA. Electra. Endymion. Fort Stan
wiz. Fort Harrison. Fort Jackson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-15

The Washington Mutual Savings
bank held 10 million dollar ban,
auet Thurnday evening NJ the Seat.
tie Yacht club IN celebration Of it's
attainment Of the ~ million mark
In deposits President Raymond Il.
Frazier gave talk on tho early his
tory OF the institution which waH
followed by speeches by Vice Preal.
dent Thnanum and Eugene Favre.
"A trustee OF Spokane
The banquet was followed by "a
vaudeville show IN which the follow
Ing took part: Ruth Garfield. Enid
Major. Florence Wolcott, Walter !.
Ward. Gertrude Tyrroll. Rollln San.
ford. Lois Proyine. Richard Pascoe,
Lillian sullivan. Grace Sandoi. Ina
Johnson Marguerite HuestlH. Edna
iIelwig. Lille fiaivernon. Mertiee
Gronlund. Eva Golay. Viola Eggle
ston, Warren y. Crane, Catherine