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PRODUCE.

BEANs-Marrow, choice domestic, loo lbs.
80 3s9fa so. Kotcnashi, Japanese, 81 2Jd ~ !;
pea Rumanis, $3.50 medium. Rumania.
As 25; small white, California, $3.50; Lady
Washington. California. $3.50 red kidney,
SIS podo: imperial IS white kidney. $3.50. /.
Csntaiina. italian, $sIs.5o; black turtle
aoup. Ss S5na yellow eve, sI50ds. pink,
California $3.50, lima, California. So.751i0;
Madagascar. S1GI.bO.
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras.
H., 34is735c. extras, e2 score, 3tc.. firsts,
sois733c seconds. 2sis630c. lower grades,
2Id2sc. centralized cars. 90 score. 3la1
32c so score. 3ilam3liac; Ss score, 30ism
ale s5 10 81 score, 2ad SOC; unsaltod, higher
than extras, 35Isd3sisc. extras, o2 score.
a4ilG13sc firsts 3iLs6f 33isc.: seconds, 500
3fc: lower grades, 2siad2aMc.; state, dairy
tuba finest 33d33ikc.. good 10 prime, 30ihd
32isc. common 20 fair. 21dSoc. ladies', cur.
rent make extras, 2siaq2oc; firsts. 2T1
a7isc seconds, 25isd2Gc.; lower grades.
23iSd25c: packing stock. current make, No.
2sc.. No. .. 24BsQ2oc.. lower grades,
ccd2ic.
rHEFsE-New York state flats. June.
epeciais 2itsc New York state flstp, fresh
specials, 20tSn2tc.: average run. 19is120c. I;
Wisconsin fresb double daisies. teMQ20c. (.
single daisies, 1eM92oho.; young Americas,
c0ikc.
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. doz., ma
ale; regular packed. extra nrsta, o662sc I.
regular packed firsts. 24d 25c seconds and
poorer, fpd23c: trade eggs. i7d20c.; dtSJes.
regular packed No. I. fsisdi0c. No. Ethnd
poorer. l3dfsc. checks. poor 70 choice, dry,
fb6fItbc New Jersey hennery whites.
candled, extras, 56c.; uncandlcd, extras, f5n
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

s.; lemons California, box. t3q62o; pine
apples, Porto Rico, crate, si.Tb16.5o; Cuba n.
81 .sog4 ayocada rscTss Florida. crate:
melons, California. crate, Sf.T5d2.bO; Ari-
zona, sf.I5M2. wstermelons, Southern, poor
ssr. sio516o0; muskmelone Ford Hook, crate.
$I1i.5o; Texas and New Mexico, pink meat
flat crate. a. .5o12 standard crate 50c. .dsi
fiat crate, 35d Soc; Delaware and Maryland
standard crate, c.1sf .25; fiat, 4oneSc.
California. Turlock, standard crate, f2.I5l
$50; fiat, si0i.5o; mangoes. Porto Rico,
crate, 81. .5oq3
POULTRY. LIvE--Express. fowls. cia2sc.
quotation on broilers nominal.
POULTRY, DRESSED-Chickens, fresh
broiers, nearby. soq3sc.; Western, 26n3sc.
fresh fryers, 2613ic.. frozen fryers, 2TG
33c.; frozen roasters. 30d3sc.; fowls, fresh
western. boxes. f9a3oc. bbis, 1p12pc.
Iced. fsd27c. old cocks, fresh. 17a2oc.
turkeys. fresh 25632c. frozen young, 52m
55c. frozen, old. 40d45c.: ducks. Long Isl
and, spring, Csc: squads. white. ID. 6oa65c.
dark lb., 35Mooc. culls, h.. 100000.
POTATOES-southern bbl. ttDf.50; Jer
sey. red. $50 lbs. si25df. so: long, at
Jersey, No. 2. 5oqT5c.: Long Island. bbl
s2H225; Long Island sack, ti.75m2: Lonl
| island. sack. $50 lbs, tf5o11.T5; sweets
virginia, bbl.. s2501f4: North Caroline, s2a
Z. so: vars, Jersey, basket, 81. 1907. .25; Bean
state. basket. soc. .0sf. as; nearby. basket
CSC. .dsi.25. Long Island bag. 5oc.aSi.25.
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TO READJUST CAPITAL STOCK.
Chicago Railway Equipment Com
pany to Have New shares.

A special meeting of the stockholders
O; the Chicago Railway Equipment Com
pany has been called for September
for the purpose of approving changes
In the company's incorporation articles
which will permit of change In capi-'
talization. II is proposed to change the
present 10000 shares of 500 par value
stock to a similar number of shares OF
Z per cent. cumulative preferred stock
and 10000 shares of no par value conf
mon stock. :.
Stockholders will receive one share OF
new preferred and two shares or new.
common In exchange for each share OF
the present stock. An underwriting
syndicate has been formed. which pur-
poses TO give stockholders the option OF
accepting $40 in cash In lieu OF each share
of new common. which offer must be
accepted on or before the date OF the
special meeting. The new preferred
stock will be callable at 1oS and ac-
crued dividends.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Advance HumIey.

Another stock 70 benefit from the
favorable agricultural prospects Is Ad-
vance RuInley preferred. Advancing 4
points on Friday it followed this gain
with TX point price increase yester :.
day, establishing new high record for
the year at 55%. The Government crop
reports issued to date point to high
yields ia most lines and the companies
mar -.tacturing agricultural implements
naturally are busy. The farmers also
have shown a disposition to move their
crops promptly this year and are using
as many labor saving devices as they
can. International Harvester and j. J.
Case Threshing Machine also have re-
flected this bright prospect of large buy
ing from the farming districts.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Gulf OIL Corporation.

Pittsburgh dispatches yesterday quo
ted George S. Dawson. president OF the
Gulf Refining Company. as saying that
the Gulf Oil Corporation will not con-
solidate with the Standard Oil Company
Of Indiana nor with any other company.
This sets at rest once and for all a
widely circulated report that negotia-
tions for the consolidation of these two
concerns had been under way Tor some
time. Some of these reports even went
SO far as to point out that official de-
malls were but technical and evaded the
issue. The directors OF the Gulf Oil
Corporation have some big steps in mind.
however. the president was quoted as
saying--steps which may make neces-
sary some private financing. Mr.. Davi-
son refused to divulge these plans at this
time. however.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Bank ClearinRs.

A steady expansion in clearings
through the banks of the country was
shown again in the six day period end
ed on Saturday. Preliminary figures
compiled by the FinancidI aud CONNER
cini Chronicle show an increase in clear
ings last week of 90 per cent. over the
same week year ago. The total stands
at s6,436,912.1 .120. against 5.Ss4.219.015
for the same week in 1921. This is the
twentieth successive week in which the
weekly aggregates have shown an i'm
provement as contrasted with last year
The largest percentage increase was
recorded in Baltimore. where clearings
increased 31.s per cent. Next In line
vas Pittsburgh. with an increase Of 26
per cent, and San Francisco was third
with an increase OF 81 per cent. New
Orleans registered an increase in clear
ings of 1876 per cent. Detroit. 90 per
cent. New York. 11.6 per cent. Chica-
go. 1913 per cent, and BostonA Iii
per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Market Comment.

After nine months OF such markets
as have been seen 1t has become as
much of a habit for the trader TO buy
stocks as II had become for him to
sell them a year ago" Clark. Childs
& co. Pending developments In the
outside situation more or less irregu-
Iarity must be looked for though
out the general list" Henry Clews
Co. The market continues to maintain
q. waiting attitude with a strong under
tone" III. f. Mcconnell & Co. Given
the assurance of fuel enough to protect
the situation through the winter months
trade should leap forward phenomenally
ali over the country and II is our firm
belief that IL will do So" Merrill
Lynch & Company. mo mistake will
be made by purchasing the rails. pub
lie utilities and equipments" Prince
Whitley. THE action OF the rail-
road stocks certainly indicates accumu-
Iation by strong interests. and we look
for them to lead when the real upward
movement starts" A. J. Johnson &
Co. I'VE are distinctly bullish on the
situation as n whole, and the United
states is making progress forward,
not backward" John Muir Co.
| .'This resistance in the market to un-
favorable news is a remarkable fore
cast OF better business and further ad-
yanceg later on" J. S. Bache " Co.
asyVe consider the market II in posi-
tion where It is apt to gain n momon-
tum that will carry IL 10 a higher
point in contrast 20 the creeping up
ward movement that has been IN force
since June" Josephthal 4 GO. The
Investment section fthe general lis,
pron,i.es 10 develop further advances.
Tobey & Kirk. we believe the market
will continue TO show undcrlyhs
strength" Brumley, Chamberln 4
20. "a dull strong market is usually
an Indication OF an advance In prices
ae soon as activity begins" Hirsch,
I,ilienthal & Co. There seems 10 be
a little more reason for confidence than
there vas a week ago" Mccllve Co
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
sears Roebuck at New Hisn.

Strength in Sears-Roebuck. which ad-
vanced 3a4 points to new high record
for the year, reflects the great improve
ment in earnings enjoyed by the COM
pany in the last few months Mail order
houses derive their greatest revenues
from the agricultural sections OF the
country. and when the farmers are pros
porous the mail order business Is good.
Farmers throughout the West and mid
die West have come back with bound
this year as a. result of the good crops
and have been enabled to pay OFF their
debts at the banks and set aside a little
spending money besides.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
no. 1928.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

no. 1928
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Washington, D. c., June ), 1922.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented 70 the undersigned. II has been made
10 appear that
sG THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK OF
aer NEW YORK rrE~
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
has complied with all the provisions OF the
Statutes Of the United States. required TO
be complied with before association shall
be authorized TO commence the business OF
Banking;
Now therefore, l. u. r. CRISsINGER.
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby
THE cAPrToI, NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
in the County Of NEW YORK and state
Of NEW YORK
IS authorized to commence the business o;
Banking as provided IL Section Fifty enc
hundred and sixty Zinc OF the Revised stat
utez Of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my iand
and Seal Of office this FIFTH day OF JUNE.
1922.
(siFnedl d. n. CRISSINCER,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
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National Cloak and Suit.

National Cloak and Suit advanced fur
ther yesterday. reaclSng new high rec
ord for the year OF 81. The company's
orders so far this year have been in
record breaking proportions and sales
for the first six months of the year
reached the new high record of S1S,-
100000. In 1920 the company sold
S5,000,000 of per cent. convertible
sinking fund gold notes in order to raise
funds. These notes are convertible into
common stock at 500 share up to
March I, 1880.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

grapes, Delaware and Maryland, crate. 81 ;
upriver, Sl.b0di.7S; pears, Alabama. basket,
Sl.25; upriver, basket, SITS. bbl., S3.5on
Virginia. crate. si.T5I325 Is. North Carolina
crate, VI i0q3.h0; Jersey crate, 75c.qx2 80
Jersey. is quart basket 50HsJc.; Jersey
hushei basket. T5c.d 1880; plums. state,
lb. basket. 25d30c raspberries, Jersey. pint
100 dlsc.; blackberrles, Jersey. quart, 1t115c.
iuckleberries Pennsylvania, quart, T12oc.
Jersey, quart. IG20c.; Nova Scotia, quart
l2d2oc-' oranges, California, box, $2di1 so
grapefruit Florida, box, s3.759fs5o; Call
forna, box, SO 50dts Porto Rlca. box.
S3.5oqo; Cuban, sS.25d6.75 lines. bbi.. sIG
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

Sae: nearby hcnncry whites. extras, local
candied 50u SIC: nearby and nearby West
ern henuery whites average extras. 43d46c. I.
extra firsts. 3s1p42c.: firets. 3sd3Tc.; nearby
gathered whites, firsts To extra firsts, 34m
age. under grades. 29a33c.. pullets' eggs.
25fIOc Pacific coast whites, extras, 42D
$40 extra firsts, 36d4Oc.; firsts. 32135c. !:
Under grades, 26m3ic. pullets. 25q 26i5c. (:
other Western and Southern gathered whites.
2Tn35c nearby and nearby Western hem
merry browns, extra, 33d39c.: nearby brown
and mixed colors, gathered extras, 30d3ic. (;
firsts to extra firsts. 24I29c.
FRUITS. FRESH-Apples, new, Southern.
basket. 50c dst.T5: Jersey. basket. soc. asa
upriyer, 50c.I$i.75. State, basket. sc. a
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
NEW EQUIPMENT TRUSTS.

WASHINGTON AUG. 12.-The Sea-
board Air Line was granted permission
to-day by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to assume liability for the pay
ment Of the interest and principal OF
"a. .Oo9. 900 in equipment trust certih-
Gates. The securities will furnish funds
to rebuild old and buy new equipment
for the railroad.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
FROZEN Credit. Liauidated.

Wall Street does not anticipate any
shortage of credit during the crop NOV
ing season for the reason that interior
banks are in better condition to-day
than they have been for long time. The
rapid liquidation of frozen credits IN
country banks has given New York an
ample supply Of funds for stock market
and investment purposes and there IS a
good prospect for an adequate supply of
money in the market for some time to
come.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
LONDON MARKET.

T LONDON Aug. f2.--Prices on the Stock
Exchange to-day were as follows.
Bar silver, S4ssd per ounce.
Bar gold, e2s. bd.
Money. IN per cent.
Discount rates--fshort bills, an per cent.
three months BILLS, 2f@2h per cont
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

Commercial paper. 'i5 DAYS. 8; 60 to ~
says a: Liberty bonds and Victory notes, II
days. q 10 70 20 days, g. bankers accept.
anccs. is 70 % days. 4.
sFixed June II. Previous rate. ~. fixed
Noyprubcr = 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Special iIrr.ts
New ycrkHe Burau
c.
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aPEN MARKET RATE.

Call loans and accepiances. es.............. ~
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by Federal Rs-
serve banks.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
so days.. 81 3 20 days.. 3is 3
60 days...... 81 i2o days. .... 81 81
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS.
Proposed Ncw Partnerships.


Faher. Garzln & CO., 12O Broadway. August
II, fn22-Aibert r. Faher, George X. Garvin,
Donald punnct. Charles y. Bsntel and John
u. Grccna
Change I'm Firm.
Richard whitney & Co.--John Il. Mccain
retired, effective August 2, 1872.
New Addresses.
Gwyrne Brothers. ~ Broadway.
Percy X Hudson. ~ Broadway.
John " Mccain. At Richard Whitney 4
Co, 1s wall street
william &. Moore, at Wade. Templeton &
Co., ~ Broadway
Branch Omces.
J. n. Holmes 4 Co fuew), Bradford Pa.
Carroll u. Furdy, manager.
Lnmborn 4 Co trcmovaiD, from New York
COS Wall street, 20 New York I22 FONT
6trccD.
Thomson a Mcfinnr- tnowD. Danville,
va. Allan Mcknnoh manager.
Hoc9. Tiidsn A Co.. Chicago. Ill. dlscon-
tnucd.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
MONEY MARKET.
TINE LOANS.

Mixed collaterals. 90 10 20 days.. "a
Mixed collaterals, to months..... 4ia15
Jndustriais, 90 TO 20 days. ...,........ ~
lndustrials. 10 months. ..........- 41s9a
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
cLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
SILVER MARKET.

Clearing House exchanges, S70T. 100. 900
balances. se4, poo OO0. Federal Reserve credit
balances $40 500, 600.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

Official bar silver IN New York, domestic,
ppsSc. unchanged. foreign. 6Sssc., off &c
London case, off sd. unchanged, Mexican
dollars. h2asc.. of Sc.
Range or silver prices this year.
Highest. Lowest
Nov york .. Taatc.. MAY - 53atc., Feb. 2s
New york;. T3Mc., May - 53Ac,. Feb. e
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
DISCOUNT RATE, RESERVE BANK.

Best names, 4 20 b months.
Other names. 4 to 6 months. a.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Change IN Firm.
NeM Addresses.

Richard whitney & Co.--John H Mccain
retired. effective August 2, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
SATURDAY. AUGUST IL. 1922.

1922
year 10 date 63,140, SCI
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
FAR EAST.

mum EsS TSrS !, 600 'sS; e 4 sss York
81 81 Discount $1,000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

sa al S% s
7@S %sfD
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

Open High Low Clos Net
ing. I est. est. ing. lCh'nge.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-12-07

TIMELY HINTS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE
good alarm clock carving set, pocket knife
thermos bottle, Ever-Ready Flashlight Ingersol
watch roller ice skates, Pyrex transparent oven
ware new tools-any one of these will make pleas
ing Christmas Gift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-20
DECLINES TO
GUST SAWYER

WASHINGTON. oct. 2O.-Presi-
dent Harding viii not grant the de-
rnand of the American Legion for the
removal Of his personal physician.
Brig. Gen. G. y. Sawyer. as head Of
the federal hospitalization board, II
was learned here today from sources
Gloss to the executive.
The president is known 10 feel that
Sawyer was unjustly criticized BY the
Legion and that while the hospital
construction program had been de-
laycd. the doctors handling OF the
matter win be justified In the end.
Sawyer today declined 70 make any
comment on the Legion's demand
other than TO state he was surprised
at tho action He said he might issue
a statement later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-20
Capt. Lloyd George Resigns

things were rapidly going to pot, he
intervened to save the situation.
He has always had powerful ene-
mics, both in England and on the
continent, who consigned him to
hades daily, but the fact remains
that he not only saved Britain's
bacon for her repeatedly by sheer
force of character, but has dragged
Europe back from the brink of self
annihilation more than once even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-20
Il WORKERS
TRAPPED BY
EXPLOSION!
Eli G h t Killed and
Four Injured in
Tragedy in Co.
Operative Mine

MCURTAIN, Okla. Oct. 20
Eight miners were killed and
four seriously injured In an ex-
pIosion in the Progressive Coal
company's mine, near here, to-
day.
The explosion entombed tho
workers.
Rescue squads reached them short
ly after the blast. but eight men
were already dead.
Reports from attending physicians
said the four injured had but slight
chance 20 recover.
A shot fired by one of the miners
20 loosen the coal was believed to
have caused the explosion.
Tho i2 miners were pioneers in
this field. They were operating the
workings on n cooperative basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-20
MAN
HAS 40 WIVES

DAYTON, O. Oct z0.--Rev. Bill
Jones. negro preacher, admitted hay
ing 40 wives today.
Rev. BiiI said he had never been
divorced. He was arrested when q
$4,000 check be paid for a local pic
ture show turned out 20 be bogus.
re exhibited notebook which listed
from one to five wives each In Chi
cago, Hogan. Battle Creek, 81. Jo-
seph and Dowagiac. Mich; Newark.
Chillicothe. Steubenviilc and Column
bus, Ohio: Baltimore. Bloomington,
III: Memphis and Paris. Tenn.
Pittsburg. and MonaBscn. Pa; Mason
city, Iowa. and st. Louis.
Jones claimed he lived with his
first wife rs years in oxford, Pa.
and then his "mafryin' spree" began.
ne said he had been married IA times
this year.
Police declared Jones had served
22 months In a Pennsylvania pcni-
teh,iary for bigamy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-20
DR.. Cook Now Is a
Texas Oil Trust
Promoter

FORT WORTH. Tex. oc'. IT,
North Pole. t-ektHoa. sum DROPS
and Copenhagen
Memories Of these AREN'T very sins
pleasant. apparently. f6r Or. Fred
erick A. Cook. The man Whose an
nouncnment that he had discovered
the North Pole created an in,erna'
,ionai furorc a few years ago. wiil
talk about them unrcservcdiy n
you mention them at his office
here.
But speak OF an oil company
that might he sold and Cook will
do more talking. lie has acquired
about 100 companies 70 far. and
he's In the market for more.
The former explorer has changed
hts vocation. He's petroleum
technologlAt
"And it's like exploration. too"
be says. checrfuily. 1T has It's
ups and downs"
Winner and loser of couple Of
fortunes. according to his own story.
doe" Cook now heads a merger
Of many oll-produclng and stock
selling syndieates formed during the
boom days"
II fortune smiles on him again.
Cook may head norshward some OF
these days.
III I 60. Il will he by nirplanc.
tho" he adds. six machines. Hr
OF the same type and working in
pairs-that's the ayHiem."
Give him moment TO dream rs
hs gazea out of hts Hkyscrapcr Of
flee. and he'll tell you OF the frozen
North'a value 20 tho world. He'll
tell you the worlds fish food will
some day come from Arctic waters:
that in Greenlands mountains
which aren't always icy--roams AMI.
NAL lifc sufficient TO care for much
OF the worlds needs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-20
Hotel LEASE
ALL SETTLED
Project to
Be Re alized d
in 1924

The Olympic. seai'i-'- com.
niunlty hotel. win be IN operation
for the summer season of 1871.
favorable lease having
been concluded between the di.
r~etors at tile corporation and
Frank A. Dudley. president Of
the Ini ed Hotels 90. of Amer.
ira. one Of the largest and best
financed hotel operating com.
panlss IN tho world. whereby that
company win furnish and oper-
ate the hotel.
Thi, announcement follows \
meetlng Of th. director. Of ihe
hotel Thursday morning. when
details Of the lease. which has
been approved n to form by the
legal committee and recommend.
ed BY tho lrasing committee.
were gone Into. and Frank
Nafsrhnnsr. president ~ the
community Hotel corporation
and also of tho Chamber of Con.
nerve. was authorized 10 accept
the lease formally.
OF special intrrca, 20 Seattle folh
IL the announcement that Roy
now managing director
of the waldorf Astoria of New York
has interested himself with Dudley
in the lease.
carrusher-. who began his hose'
IN Seattle. has always had
great faRh IN this city. and the hotel
corporation has been anxious 20 hays
him associated with tho operating
company. not only beeaus~ of his
shlllfy. but os hin per~onal interest
"A successful hotel project here. y
= explained.
President watrfhoune's formal
Thursday was In part as
oliowg
To tho pondhoiders and stockholders
OF the Community Hotel Corpora.
ton OF Seattle;
ara glad 20 be- able 20 advise you
hat your directors have closed a
ease Of your new hotel on what they
believe 20 be very favorable terms,
which are as followH
Name of Icssor--Commuftify
Hotel Corporation Of Seattle.
Name of icssce--Olymplc Hotel
Ca.
Name of hoieI--Hotcl Olympic.
The leasing company. which
win furnish and operate the ho-
tel. has a pald.up capital stock Of
x55e. 900 90.
Its officers are as follows:
Prrsident--F'rsnk A. Dudley.
president of the United Hotels
Co. Of America. which Il the iarg-
- and one OF the most success.
ful hotel operating companies In
the world.
Vice prcsidcnf--C. ID. stimson.
of Seattle.
Second vice president and
Turn 10 Page I, Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-20
(EDITORIAL)

r LLOYD GEORGES resignation as
IL British premier puts all Europe
on the anxious seat. Much depends
upon the choice of his successor.
Indeed, it is not putting it bit too
strongly to say that upon the char
acter of the new prime minister may
depend the question Of peace or war.
Lloyd George has been one of the
few sane leaders left in Europe after