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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18

other business ana professional
women's clubs Of tho city TO partici-
pate In this lecture. which II FREQ
10 tho public. Ar. Barrett viii
speak on "women's Relation TO Our
New Industrial Responsibilities. .
and IL particularly interested In
reaching the business and profes
slonai women Of this city. lie has
spoken before similar organizations
n, San Francisco and st Portland
and thsas audiences were pleased
with his message.
on sunday. May 81, this club will
have It's annual "Rhododrndron
Hike Take tho boa, al pier , at
. a m. leaving for Scandal Tho
hikcr. viii return the same day on
tho .. m. boat, A. many members
and friend. az possible are urged 10
take this delightful trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
Miss Hutchinson to
Wed in AUGUST

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Hutchinson
announce tho engagement OF their
daughter. orrel. To Mr. Albert Jen.
nings. OF Lynden. Wash. Tho wed.
ding will be solemnized IN August.
Miss Hutchinson Is graduate OF
the University OF Washington and IL
now head Of the mathematics depart.
msnt OF the Ssdro-w oolley high
school. Mr.. jennings attended the
Washington State college and at
present Is head chemist OF the cream
cry aud powdered milk plant at Lyn.
den.
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Miss Baird Issues
Invitations for Tea

To honor her hosue guests. Miss
Frances Cutler and Miss Helen
4ertz. OF Evanston. rll.. Miss Eliza.
bath Baird has invitations out for :.
tea at her home. Saturday afternoon,
from until o'clock.
Mrs James B. Eagleson. Mrs. John
Hamilton. Mrs. James d. Trenholms
and Mrs. James Rogers will alternate
II the urns assisted by Miss Mary
Small. Miss Ruth Trenholme. Miss
Jane johnson and Miss Constance
Trieste.
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Music
Amphion Society Give
Excellent Program

Last evening tho Amphicn society
rave the second coneNrt II the ssa-
ron in Mcany hall at the university.
For ~ years this Organization has
been IN existence and crtdit 10 dus
the members and their lesdcr. Claude
Madden. for tho conscientious work
and cooperation which isa made
them one Of the largest IN well as
one of the leading male choruss Of
the Northwest.
Tho opening numbers Included "A
Song 81 Greeting" composed for and
dedicated 10 the Amphlon socsty By
Mr.. Madden. Awake. My Love" ~
uerieke. 1T Was Not In the Win.
ter" BY Hhfiey. and ISremseTs
Prayer Of Thanksgiving" ali OF
which were well given. Others well
reo.iyed we're; IAN Island EhslilnE
Song" by Robertson. The Ice
Shore" by jenkins. and The omnl.
potenee. by Schubert arranged by
fisxt. with tho incidental solo hy
Irene pavioska. ''Butble-.' by Msh.
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Missionary Society First Presbyterian
Church

The women's Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church will
meet Friday. May 10. at , .. m. in
tho ladies' parior to rear a most In.
spring speaker. Mrs. Henry Topping.
who has spent twenty-five years In
missionary work In japan. A
musical number will oe Fivon 10y Mrs.
Frederick Adams and ten viii be
served by Mrs. J. A. Merriam. Mrs.
Mary McGrew. Mrs. r.. r. Harrah.
Mrs. +. II. Ebright. Mrs r. II. Whit.
worth. sr.. Mrs. David Graham. Mrs.
Cora Thomas. Mrs. J. ~. Cartwright
and Mrs. Alice s.. whitpare.
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Gnqhdm Frock Portn

Mrs. John Wesley Dolby will enter
tain members OF tho Ladies' Musical
club chorus at a bingham frock par.
ty" Tuesday afternoon. May %, at
her home. 3i2 nth ave. ~. Mrs. Dol.
by has been chairman OF the Ladies'
Musical club chorus for the past
three years
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Yukon Order Of Pioneers

The Yukon order 81 Pioneers and
Ladies Of the Golden North will en-
tertain with a card party and dance
Friday evening. May 10. at iszsh
First ave. All Aiaskans and friends
invited.
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Aki Auxiliary in
.ChQrQe Fridan

Mrs Harry Kaufman vii be host.
ess for Alki auxiliary at IN. ortho-
pedic Tea shop Friday. Assisting
are to be Mrs. Charles n. Gather.
Mrs. =. p. Bliss. Mrs. Y. II. Holt.
Mrs. A. X. White. Mrs. c. r. cloascr.
Mrs IL. p. King. Mrs. George Han,
nan and Miss Jessie u. spraxue.
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Knights OF Columbus Of Council
No. efs will hold a mid.May dance
In the X. OF G. hall Friday evening.
May 10. The committee In charge
u composed Of MIR. George McAteer.
Mr. James Ryan. Mrs, Leo Barton
and MIR. Leonard Kaufer.
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Luncheon VIII Honor
California Guest

Mrs Robert s. Graham II enter.
taining with a luncheon of fourteen
covers at the Seattle Golf club Wed.
nesday. May "a. to honor her sister,
Miss Alice Dibble. Of Berkeley. Cal.
who will be her house guest this sum.
mar.
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Col. Ellsworth circle. Ladies' OF the
q. A. r.. will hold an ail.day session
Friday. May 10. at Veterans hall
Lunch from il.so TO 1. followed by a
short program. Chicken dinner from
Q 60 Tao. Card party. commencing
AT $40 D. IN. Everyone welcome.
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fou,h American ant.bears have
been Imported into the state Of
Washington by fruit and vegetable
growers 20 keep down the various
insects that infent this region.
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ART DEPARTMENT
E>TERTAiNS, TOO

The art department will at the
same time hold It's open house tn the
top OF Philosophy hall Work from
all the departments OF painting.
sculpture and design will be on dir.
play and the girls and boys from the
department will be there TO explain
anything OF interest 20 visitors.
Processes OF wood block printing.
tie dyed and batik VIII be illustrated
and principles Of design as the
foundation OF art VIII DO shown In
work
Decorative work In IN. fields Of
landrcaper. screens and hansings are
in one room. The work OF the In
terror decoration cinsses. both his.
toric creations and modern house
hold design. are in another room.
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ART

"Did you notice tho drawn look
about her eyeaT'
Yes. che can't seem to confine
her art 20 her cheeks. From the
New York Sun.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
North END Flower Club

The North End Flower club will
meet IN ciubroom. Friday, May 10, a,
? y. m. Hostesscs. Mrs. Fred c.
Brown, Mrs. w, l.. Brown. Mrs. Il.
IA. jackson and Mrs. William Beck
lev
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.Ueninq at Cards

complimenting Miss Virginia Mer.
riIi. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green will
entertain at cards at their home Sat.
urday evening.
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Mills College
Club Dance

The Mills College club will enter.
tain with a dance at the Tennis club.
Friday evening. June .. arrange
ments for which are In eharg. % tho
president. Mrs. Grosxenor sherman.
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Dinner at Fraternity
House

Honoring Mr.. Lewis s. Pitcher, ma
tional commander OF the @. A. r..
who is spending a few days in the
city, Zeta Psi fraternity entertained
with dinner at the fraternity house.
l549 18th ave. ~. e., last evening.
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Kiicanis Club Day
at Tea Shop

Saturday win be Klwanls club day
Mt the orthopedic Tea shop. with
Frink Park guild acting a. host.
esEss-
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Ronald PIT. A.

The PIT. A. Of tho Ronald school
will hav. n Dads Night nj the
school Friday evening. May 10. at Z
o'clock. Mr.. Parsons. principal Of
tho school. will speak. ss will also
Mr.. Harold Van Of the Juvenile court.
Piano solo. Philip Groves. reading.
Mrr. Eusen. He'll: vocal solo. Mrs.
Adams Refreshments.
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Supper Follotcs Concert

Mrs. II. I. Baker was hostess last
evening at her home. entertaining
with a supper in honor OF MIR. Claude
Madden. following the Amphion so
ciety concert at Meany hall.
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Business and Professional Women.
f1ub

In honor Of Miss r.ots v. Kelly.
national vice president. the Seattle
Business and Professional womeu's
club. tho womsn's Commercial club.
tho women's Advertising club. the
Seattle Association % Public sten.
ogrsphsrs. tho womsns osteo.
pa'hle association. the Lawyers a.
ISOLATION and the Grade School
Teachers club will units In irving a
banquet 20 which all business and
professional women 81 tho city are
Invited at 9 p. m. sharp on Thurs
day evening. May IS. IN tn. Masonic
club rooms, fif,h floor Arcade busIi
Ing. Tn. delegates 60 the wsnst
chez convention. May 20 and 81. will
bs IN Seattle 10 attend this banquet
In honor 81 Miss Kelly. and af 8 y
m. % the same evening all delegates
to wenatchee will board tho -nusl.
mes. womsn's Special for wenai.
chez" az the King ~. station.
Five hundred tickets for this ban.
quet have been issued and are rap.
idly being claimed, as Miss Kelly 10
considered one OF tho most popular
business. women IN the nation and
n typical woman % the West, Tick.
eta may be procured at tho po,istch
shop. soiS Pine ~; Miss Irene
Johnston. al Lesry building. and
from Mrs. Ka,herine wilson. ass
Empire building. Those wishing 20
attend this hsnaue, viii purchase
their tickets early as all returns on
money and tickets soid have 10 be
In by Sunday. May -.
on Saturday evening. May 20. ~
. .. m. tho Seattle Business and
Professional womcn's club win pre-
cen, Mr. John Barrett. world famous
foreign trade expert. ~ the assem-.
bly, room % the Seattle Chamber ~
Commerce. ninth floor Arctic build
ing This organization invites tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18

Alpha Belle Camp. n. ~. A.. will
entertain with a dance In sioan's
hall. s3rd and Greenwood ave. Fri.
day evening. May 10. Everyons wei.
come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18
HIGHER AWARDS
THAN EVER BEFORE

This year the local university
work has received higher awards
than ever before In the history Of the
department. with one exception. tho
entire sophomore class received men.
tionH, three OF them firs, mentions.
In the recent New York contest.
Besides these design problems
which are rendered IN coiors or In
ink. there viii be measured draw.
ings. order problems. rsnceringa.
building construction details and
small house plans.
A feature Of this EXHIBIT will be
the faculty corner. where work OF
the several practicing architects who
teach In the department will be dis
played. This includes the campus
plan. pictures and drawings or tho
new campus buildings enc the new
education hall now under construc.
ton.
partment and lts founder. Will speak
Friday evening on Recent New
York Architecture" AMI Prot. Har.
Old o. Hexsmlth will talk ON Small
House Architecture.
Music and refreshments win be
Ateiier. who are hosts Students will
explain tho work 20 any ore inter.
esied and extend special invita-
ton To high school students contem.
plating entering next fall.
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Tho Unity Metaphysical club VIII
meet at a4iO Rainier ave. Friday.
May 10. az : y. m. Fiiimore's Lac
ture, textbook. All welcome.
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Master Key Psychology Class

Tho master key psychology class
will meet Friday avening AZ 7:30
o'clock In the University branch Ii.
brary hall. DIR. Orion Watson will
speak on "Telepathy or Thought
Transferencs."
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LAST CHANCE TO VISIT
ARCHITECTURE SHACK

pua will be open, and the visitor can
walk or drive down the avenue Of
trees planted IN memory OF the Uni
vorsity soldiers In the war. directly
into the heart Of the campus.
The hours nre. Friday, from 70 b
and 10 3. and Saturday. from A.
m. 20 ., m.
The feature Of the architecture
open house n the bcaux arts design
problems which are done In compet'
ton with other colleges which do
beaux arts work. These problems are
sent 10 New York 10 be judged. and
results announced back there.
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Auxiliary Post No. is

Tho auxiliary TO Seattle post No
fs will entertain with tea nj the
home OF Mrs. Henry Wise. 1906 Il.
Green Lake way. Friday. May 10. at
f:3o o'clock.
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The last dance OF the season under
the auspices Of the British American
association viii be hard times"
dance at christensen's han next Fri.
day evening.
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AIpha Phi Alumnas

Aiumnae OF Alpha Phi sorority will
entertain in honor Of seniors with
Miss Ruth Grceniesf. so2 18th ave,
". Buffet supper a, O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18

Tor Eye Comfort ard saiisfaetior. Dr.
Kdmandf Eyeglasses are tho Beet ard
Cheapest. Satisfaction gusrantssd. ADV.
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1891 Matrons' club WIN meet with
Mrs. Merle Harris. at Rsnton. Mem.
bers meet n, Third ave. and Pine s,
for 1890 stage.
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Schedule for Orthopcdic Guilds
Broadway. with Mrs. c. A ID.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Two Plays Given nj Unitarian
Glur.n

NtfNttn
The Land Of Hearts Desire" by
w. u. Yeats. and "sprcs ling tn.
News" by Lady Gregory. were ".
fcctlvely presented by Dcnna Elder
Jackson In her reading i,forc the
memtsrs and friend. q the First
Unitarian church. Tuesday evening.
Miss Ruth flnrud. harplsi. cave the
music Incidental to the fifst play and
som. Irish songs az harp solos he.
tween the plays. Mrs. Jackson show.
ed marked ability In her insrpreta.
ton Of the character. ara was able
TO communicate 20 her audience a
real appreciation % the puU,letle. In
Mr.. Yeats fairy play. Ahc was no
less equal 90 the humorous role. in
the play Of Lady Grexory The On.
tire program was Enthusiastically 70.
eelved by tho audience.
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ST. Martins Mothers club win hold
q business session with Mrs. w. w.
Judd. 1917 nth ave. ~. at .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18

Native Dsugis ers Of Washington.
Princess Angelic parior. will give a
card party in I. o. @. r. hail.
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Literary and Musical Club

Ladies' Literary and Musical
club viii meet with Mrs. NJ NJ.
Null Tss. Green Lake way. at ..so
o. m.
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The Msdrona Presbyterian Fab
hath school will entertain with tea
In honor Of the mothers OF the
church and community. r-.isy after.
noon. May 10. from untii o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-18

whit. Shrine Thimhls rub viii
NEE, with Mrs. Bertha Enssl an host.
ess At the home Of Mrs. J III. Benson.
ass cath ave. ~. w. from 10 a. IN. TO
4 p. m. Picnic lunch at ~ o'clock.
cards following
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Seattle Rose Society Auxiliary

THE auxiliary TO the Seattle Rose
society Will meet at the ST. Regis
cafe. Friday. May 10. NJ 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. J. A. Hays. president OF the
Tacoma Rose society. win speak
Presiding will be Mr.. ". l.. Collins.
president OF the Seattle Pore society.
and Mrs. Il. Harper. chsir.psn Of the
auxiliary.
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Century club wili give It's anna.
al Nav breakfast AZ tho Washing
ton hotel. at IL o'clock.
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Co,uie Club

coseris club will give n banquet
AZ the Hotel Washington Annex
at .. m.
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Practical and Undergraduate Nurses
Tho practical and undergraduate
nurses will hold a short business ses.
sion at the home Of the vice.presl.
dent. Mrs. w. A. McDevitt, 1os 18th
ave. N. Friday. May 10. at 8 D. m.
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Tho Muthers' club % II Kappa At
pha fraternity will give its semi-an
nusl dinner at the chapter house.
Friday. May 10. al .. IN.
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Annual meeting Of Pennsylvania
Study club will be held at Federated
clubhouse. Luncheon served at noon.
election Of officers At p. m.
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Brown, Mrs. w. l.. Brown. Mrs. T.
"A. jackson and Mrs William Beck
ley.
Col. Ellsworth Circle
Col. Ellsworth circle. Ladies' OF the
q. A. n. will hold an ail-day session
Friday. May 10. ~ Veterans hall
Lunch from il.so 10 1. followed by a
short program. Chicken dinner from
q 60 Tao. Card party. commencing
at $40 D. IN. Everyone welcome.
Yukon Order Of Pioneers
The Yukon order 81 Pioneers and
Ladies' Of the Golden North will en-
terrain with card party and dance
Friday evening. May 10. at is23b
Firs, ave. All Aiaskans and friends
invited.
Unity Metaphysical Club
Tho Unity Metaphysical club win
meet at s4i0 Rainier ave. Friday.
May 10, at : y. m. riilmore's Lao
ture. textbook. All welcome
British American Association Dance
The last dance OF the season under
the auspices Of the British American
association will be hard times"
dance at chrlstensen's han next Fri.
day evening.
Council No. SO. X. AZ G.
Knights OF Columbus Of Council
No. sTs will hold a mid May dance
In tho X. OF G. hall Friday evening.
May 10. The committee In charge
II composed Of Mr.. George McAteer.
Mr. James Ryan. Mrs. Leo Barton
and MIR. Leonard Kaufer.
Ronald PIT. A.
The PIT. A. Of tho Ronald school
will have n Dads Night" ut the
school Friday evening. May 10. at 9
o'clock. Mr. Parsons. principal OF
the school. will speak. ss will also
Mr.. Harold Van Of the Juvenile court.
Piano solo. Philip Groves. reading.
Mrs. Eugene He'll. vocal solo. Mrs.
Adams Refreshments.
Madrona Presbyterian sabbath
school
The Asdrona Presbyterian Fab
hath school will entertain with q sea
In honor OF the mothers OF tn.
church and community. F-iEy after.
noon. May 10. from until o'clock.
ri Kappa Alpha Mother~' Club
Tho Mothers club of III Kappa Al.
pha fraternity will give ns s~mi.an.
nusi dinner st the chapter house.
Friday. May 10. az q D IN.
Pennsylvania Study Club
Annual meeting of Pennsylvania
study club will be held at Federated
clubhouse. Luncheon served at noon.
election Of officers a, p. m.
ThlmbIs Club
white Shrine Thimhls rub will
NEE, with Mrs. Bertha EnEei an host.
esa At tho home Of Mrs. J II. Benson.
ssts cath ave. ~. w. from 10 a. m. 70
p. m. Picnic lunch at II o'clock.
caF1e following.
Cotrte Club
coseris club will Esve n banquet
~ the Hotel Washington Annex
At .. m.
May Br~akfasf
Century club wili give It's snnu.
al Nav breakfast ~ tho Washing.
ton hotel. at IL o'clock.
Literary and Musical Club
Ladies' Literary and Musical
club viii meet with Mrs. NJ NJ
Null. Tts. Green Lake way. at 5.1o
p. m.
Prine~s AnEeiinc Parior
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Mrs. Rex Stafford. who has been
visiting in the East for several
months. returned Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lister Holmes have
taken cottage at Wing Point for
the summer.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
BRAZIL TAKES STEP
.F0RD|SARNAME:NT
Invites Argentine and Chile
to Conference on Subject
January IS.
BY the Associated Prexs.

BY the Associated Press.
BCENOS AIRES. December 6.-The
Brazilian government has invited
Argentina and Chile to attend dis
armament conference to be held at
Valparaiso. Chile. January l5. as q
preliminary to the Pan-American con-
gress to be held at Santiago, Chile,
in March.
The Associated Press learns that
livered. to the Argentine government
by the Brazilian ambassador. Pedro de
Toledo. and that an identic note was
delivered simultaneously to the
Chilean government and a copy OF 1t
cabled to Secretary Of State Hughes
at Washington.
Proposal by BRAZIL.
+ Brazil proposes that the three nations
study points on which there is divergence
armament and seek to reach an agree
ment for presentation to the pan-Amer-
lean conference in March. Brazil Is
understood to object to the Chilean pro-
posal to reduce military and naval ex-
penses to equal proportions. holding that
the length OF coast line. population and
certain strategic questions should be
taken into consideration In determining
the proportion in which various South
American nations ought to reduce arnla-
ment.
Brazil proposes that the three nations
be represented at the conference by
military and naval experts, but whether
these experts are to be accompanied by
diplomatic representatives has not yet
been Indicated
The Brazilian foreign Office has
been in active correspondence on the
subject of the American confer
ence with Chile. Argentina and tho
United States especially with refer
ence to the Chilean disarmament pro-
posal. to the principle of which. it is
said. Brazil does not object, although
she objects to the form.
Chile Not to Insist.
1nterchanSes conducted through the
respective Brazilian embassies result
ed in Chile indicating that she would
not insist on any points respecting
the form of disarmament: Whereupon
the RreZilian Chanceliery instructed
the embassies at Santiago. Buenos
Evening star., 1922-12-06
POTATOES TAKE DROP
IN CHICAGO MARKET
q. S. Bureau of Markets Reports
Cabbage and Onions at
Higher Prices.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. December 6.-Although
the potato market in the principal
cities outside of Chicago remained
firm during the week ending yester-
day, local prices were down 10 to Is
cents according to the weekly fruit
and vegetable review issued by the
United States bureau Of markets.
Other articles were steady TO firm.
with cabbage and onions showing
good advance. New York Danish type
cabbage WAS $50 to s25 q ton. bulk. in
city markets and $l3 to SIG at ship
ping points. Onions were up % TO rs
cents in the city markets.
In the leading markets New York
Baldwin apples we're 81 to s4.75
barrel and sass and $500 at shipping
points. Local prices on middle-west-
ern Jonathans were $3.50 to So.
Northwestern extra fancy boxed
Jonathans were Si.75 to s2.25 in most
markets. except Kansas City. where
the price ranged from s22o to s2.s0.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office.

the stock concerned But II did d'serve
to check what little selling there had
been in other Standard Oil stocks. and
in a few instances higher levels were
reached.
. Standard Of Indiana was depressed
in the first half session. and so were
stocks more than made up their
early losses in tho early afternoon.
New York Transit. selling ex-divi-
dend $50. held Arm at 1875. Vacuum
OIL started over points higher. but
lost this gain later. between sales.
Independent oils displayed fair re-
sistance to the selling. Southern
States oil advancing substantially.
Secretary Melons annual report
helped to stimulate buying In the
Industrial section of tho list and
what losses occurred were more than
regained as the day went on.
Evening star., 1922-12-06
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES,

SAl.ES.
Georgetown Gas Js-S1 coo at 90.
- Washington Gas J-S1 900 at 9Sf2.
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s-$1 900 At 9Si:
q ono At 95ie. 81 900 at 9JE. 1900 at 95ta.
$1,000 at a5la. s1,OOO at s5ls. $1,000 at 95i:.
81 .U0 AZ e5l3.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.-2 At
r.sn.ton Mopotype-ao At 7sA. 20 at 7sE. 10
1t .6i7.
- AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction-5 at 1921. 5 at 1925. l
si 1O2I
Washington Railway aud Electric COM at
64l..
Washington Gas 5s--Sl 600 at 05L.
capital Traction--1O at 1G3, at 103 1 at
1h3.
Washington Gas 7izs-s1 900 at 100
Noney-Cali loans. and d per cent.