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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

Un eStado de lndec1S1on y variable
existe adn en- el mercado azucarero
Los refnadores han sostenido una po.
Utica indiferente a las ofertas de los
azicares crudos, Europa ha mostrado
solamente un interes 7Sransitorio en- e.
mercado de los azticares c1udos con
un aumento moderado EN- la demands
por Ell azilcar rednado, el comereio
tom6stico consumidor y distributor
ha comprado azacar refnado de un mo.
do lilnitado, sin duda alguna pref
riendo esperar que Sc consuman las
recientes compras esperar a la vez
por adicionales evoluciones. Como
resultado de esta disposition por par
te de todos los compradores de entrar
en- nuevas operaciones. Ell mercado
tanto el de azdcar crudo como e. ref
nado ha estado tranquilo y lla habido
un POGO de baja en- la situaci6n gene
neral Aparentemente que ell tono
bajo ha sido debido a una congestion
temporal de la situac,6n cercana er
ell mercado del iaziicar crudo, con sus
efectos consiguientes en- ell modo de
sentir en- los canales consumidores y
distribuidores Estando ell mercadc
de az1car crudo nervioso y veces
desplegando una tendencia variable
los consumidores Y distribUidores dc
szlicar refinada, atn itienen sin llenar
los pedidos anotados en- los Ibros de
los refinadores y dudan ell hacer com
pras adicionales. Los refnadores
tambi6n, al no recibir pedidos nuevos
por azucar refnada de ningtn voltl
men Sc conservan distanciados del
nercado del azdcar crudo EN- su
consecuencia los azdcares crudos tie
men otra vez una infuencia depFesi
va en- Ell mercado
Frente la actitud ihdiferente por
parte de los compradores. no ha habi
do debilidad general por parte de los
productores Cubanos quienes por todas
las indicaciones visibles, so1ienen
una confanza y fuerte resistencia .
los declives. En- verdad Ell mercado
del azilcar crudo ha dado indicacio
mes dc ser asunto muy sensitive y los
tenedores sienten alientp con facili-
dad por cualquer mejoramiento en- Ia
demanda. Su accion reciente ha in
dicado que unos cuantos Sc desalen
taron durante ell periodo de calma
Muchos en- ell comercio Green que Ia
resistencia que Cuba ha mostrado du
raTate las cuantas pasadas semanas dc
inactividad ha sido notable al consi
derarse la rapidez en- hacer el azdcar
en- la is1a. Ahora que ha pasado 10
mas alto de la production las centra
les han comenzado cerrar sus ope.
raciones y ell periodo del aunento en-
el consume est& la mano, por 10 tan
to Sc espera que la posicion de los
productores invariablemente mejora-
ra pues Sc We poca competencia dc
los otros paises productores.
81 bien es verdad que Cuba esTa to
davfa en- Ell camino del restableci
niento de los recientes poriodos seve
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
La situacion del mer-
cado de azCcar

ros de decentralization y depression
atn todavia conserva grandes existen
cias de azdcar crudo. Estas existen
cias sin embargo, no son mayores de
las que Sc tenian ell afo pasado GUAM
DO el mundo entero compraba de I'm
nlodo nluy economico y sacando azil
cares de las re5ervas acumuladas.
Una cantidad de azucares Cubanos
que ha roto ell record ha sido dis
tribuido hasta allora este aiio paro nc
hay sehal liinguna de que Sc haya acu
mulado ninguna sufciente reserva pa.
ra permitir a los consumidores que sc
abastezcan por un largo tempo. Mas
alin no debe dejarse pasar desaperci-
bide que los precios son bajos. com.
parados no solamente con c,sras mer.
cancias pero tambien con los precios
de antes de la guerra por Ell aztlcar !.
No hay necesidad de decir que hay
pocas probabilidades de que los dis.
tribuidores y consrmido.i's perlnitan
ell que sus reservas vuelvan etra vez
los bajos niveles experiInentados en-
ell 1ltimo otofio Tnvierno, pero por
otro lado, al mejorar las condiciones
financieras industriales es probable
que las reservas gradual.nente Sc pom,
gan en- 10 normal
Mientras que ell mercado en- Ell pre-
sente este bajo la inauencia de condi-
clones ar rStagonisticas va marcando
el tempo rehejando La indisposicion
de los compradores de anticiparse al
porvenir en- ningdn grado, las infuen-
cias fundamentales en- general indi.
can ninguna renovada depression Y
por otro lado un mercado que huctda
cen una tendencia gradual a niveles
mas altos Sc hace mas aparente.
La demanda Europea por azucares
crudos ha estado muy en- calma Sc
ha notado un mejoramiento en- los
pedidos por ell azucar refnado La
demanda por Ell azticar refir,ado sin
embargo. no ha alcanzado todavia
ningun volumen pero ha sido sufcien-
te para indicar que Europa tiene que
ser todavia un faosor importiante CO.
mo comprador en- este mercado antes
de que otra cosecha de az1car de re.
nolacha este disponible. Las condi
clones fnancieras de Europa, militan
en- contra para cubrir sus necesidades
futuras en- gran escala y en- su conse-
cuencia Sc We obligada a limitar sus
compras y a volver a entrar al mer-
cado segdn sea La urgencia con que
sc necesite ell azlicar.
Durante la semana nuestros cables
de Londres,s informan que los refina
dores del RENO Undo habfan compra-
do el balance, unas 35 900 toneladas
de cristales de un sindicato de Mauri-
titus a Is chelines c. I. F., equiva-
lente unos 1S chelines pence por
azucares Cubanos, Sc 2.44 F. o. B. Gu
ba. Los aztcsres de Mauritius proce-
denies de una possession Britannica tie
nen derecho una preferencia en- los
derechos IngIeses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
Senana de fonento Y
diffusion postal

dad que en- buena ley no podemos elu-
dir.
IDesea I'd conocer los movies de
una persona o encontrar alguna justi-
ficacion en- su actisud? Pues es SEN
clio: imaginese I'd en- su lugar en-
igualdad de circunstancias. Es 10
que aconsejan los principles elemental
les de psicologia. Tengase en- cuenta,
al juzgar I'm empleado de correos, que
el tiene que verselas diario con toda
clase de gente. Piense en- 10 que sig
mica y como el empleado recibe de
continue la inhuencia pasional de tan
tas y tantas personas como lie pregun-
tan y consulsan. Tengase en- cuenta
el trabajo excessive que Sc lie some
tie, Qo exige la naturaleza mis1na del
servicio) y la falta absolute de uni
forrnidad en- el desempefio de sus Iabo-
res. Entire parentesis deseamos ha-
Ger constar que Ell empleado de CO.
rreos es el fllncionario riblico que
mas trabaja. En- verdad que Sc lie paga
extra pero cuando sobreviene ell can
sancio Ell dinero no 10 quita. Tenga-
Sc en- cuenta las condolences del ira
bajo; su misma fatta de uniformiaad
haee que veces ell empleado trabaje
por siete mientras que en- otras oca-
stones sobra Ell personal Tengase en-
cuenta la responsabilidad que pesa So
bre el y la falta de base fla en- que
apoyar muchas veces esa responsabili-
dad Ell exito de una oficina no de-
pende exclusivamente de su propio
PERSONAL: depende de la otra oficina
con la cnal Sc relaciona, del mensaje-
no que conduce la correspondencia, del
chauffeur. del empleado de estacion,
del empleado de I'd. de cuantas
persanas de una manera. 0 de otra in
tervienen en- la conduccion de aquella
hasta legar a manos del destinatario
Y por ultimo tengase en- cuenta la idea
falsa de una parte del pdblico que SO
10 We en- Ell empleado postal I'm escla-
vo que esta peadiente de una OCCASION
para faltar a sus deberes Es YER
dad que esta idea la sustenta solo
un sector infnlo de opinion, pero un
seqSor POGO quito y por 10 tanto mo-
lesto. Una provocaci6n de I'm irrespon-
sable puede ser de mas consecuencia
que los repetidos halagos de toda una
colonia de personas cultas.
Por supuesto, que bajo ningdn con,
cepto pretendemos justifcar las ire,
gularidades en- que pueda incurrir ell
empleaGo. 81 por una parte sabemos
que todos estamos expuestos a sufrir
errores, por otra creemos que la mejor
manera de corregir esos errores es de
"A este respecto hemos
notado que muchas personas no Sc
abstienen de decir NADIA a un superior
cuando advierten alguna falta de un
subalterno Esto produce malos re
suItados debe evitarse Crtsntas
veces note I'd. alguna anormalidad o.
falta de cualquier naturaleza comuni
quelo enseguida al iefe Immediate o al
postmaster. De Gro modo no Sc pue
de mejorar el servicio en- toda la ex
tension deseable necesaria. Ahora
bien, errores Sc cometen siempre: Ia
discipline mas severa fracasa indefec.
siblemente 81 intenta suprimir las
equivocaciones por complete Lo mas
que Sc puede hacer es reducirlas.
FL problema consiste en- mantener Ell
por ciento de reduction todo 10 mas
alto que Sc pueda Ayudenos y lie
ayudaremos.
Ell Comise de Publication
ofcina de Correos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
LIBERTY;

Eugene O'Brien en- ell portentoso dra-
ma en- cinco aetos titulado 'Secreto
de Esposa'' y el episodio diez dc la
serie LA Flecha Vengadora
Manana: William S. Hart en- su mo-
numental drama o'Malley de la Real
Montada''. 4ag
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
ssvAR1EDADEs", {

'vARTEDADEs', (Baynm6n)
Ell final de la serie ''Los opalos del
Crimen''.
Manana.-EIena Hammerstein en- Ell
drama 'sInocencia Fingida ell epi-
sodio doce de stPotencia Potencia =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
AV is 0

Sc avisa a los suseritores de
tel ANcORA" que la Junta de
Directories acordo aplazar la
AsanbIea General anunciada
para ell dia 2 de AbriI hasta ell 7
de Mayo con ell fin de estudiar
mas detenidamente los proyec-
tos que Sc presentaran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
Ell Comise de Publication
ofcina de Correos.
San Juan, P. r.
Mayo 6, 1922.
Ell CONSULADO DE SANTO
DOMINGO.

Ell senior Consul de Santo Domin-
go, en- esta ciudad, senior Socrates No
lasco, nos participa que recientemen
te ha sido traladado Tanca No. 8
el Consulate General de dicha Re
pdblica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
VICTORY GARDEN

Rodolph Valentino en- la colossal Gin
ia Metro en- seis actos de un argumento
interesantisimo ''La Prueba del valor'.
Manana :-Tanda aristocratica a las
4:30 P. M. con el estreno en- santurce
de la grandiosa production 'Camille''. :.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
BURINoUEE PARK:

Elsie Ferguson en- Ell lujoso drama
''Su esposa parisien" Y una Revista
-Estreno en- Puerto Rico
del drama en- seis actos "La Estrella
Reporter una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

La gran tragica Paulina Frederick
en- ell intense drama en- cinco actos La
Sombra del Cadalzo" y una comedia.
Mafana: Constance Talmadge en- la
comedia '.La Mujer Perfecta''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
CINE NORMA:

Estreno de los episodios cinco y scis
de la serie "La Diosa de la Selva'.
Mahana:-El soberbio drama en- sie-
te actos titulado s'El principe de los
Infernos''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
CINE "PUERTo RIco":

Estreno del magnifco drama en- sic
I tee actos sSuprena Ayentura' Is i
Mariana: -Nuevos episodes de la Sc
rie La Diosa de la Selya'' 5a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
(catano):

William Duncan en- la ssrie ''El HON
bre de Hero Anita Stewart en- Ell
drama ''El Combate
Manana:- Gloria swauson en- Ell dra
ma en- siete actos titulado Los los de-
beres''. 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

CINE TRES BAEDERAs.

Primeros episodios de la interesante
serie s'La Diosa de la selva'' y una
comedia.
Manana: Conway Tearle en- el colo
sal drama en- seis actos "Despues de Ia
media noche'' una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
UrNE Las ANTnLAs

Juan Centella en- la cinta de gran.
argumento 'El Rastro de la espuela'.
Mahana:-El bonito drama ''La, Pri-
ma Catalina, ell episodio catorcc de
la serie s'El Tombre de Hero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
CINE IMPERIAL:

La production de la casa 81 A.
Giusti titulada 9Bnsueho s
Manana:-El colossal drama titulado
Sci Mejor Camino".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

Dodolph Valentino y la encantadora
tragica rusa ALA Nazimova en- ''Cami-
lle".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06
urNE LuNA:

CINE LUNA:
Tercera jornada de la sensational Sc
RE 'sTrabajo'' una comedia.
Mahana:-El hermoso drama S'La
Prueba del valor'' y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

TEATRo "sTRAND":
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-06

CINE R1ALTo:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
DENY CHARGES
IN ARMY PROBE
Witnesses Refute Hanging
Testimony

WASN'T NOTION, Dan. IL Charges
that bodies of American soldiers
who died ia Franc. wcfN often sent
90 the wrong homes ia the United
states were branded as false today
by witnesses before the snato In.
vestigaung committee.
Three men who served overseas
with tho grave registration service
told the COMMITTEES that every body
sent home was positively identified
and - cheekcd against error before
il was prepared for shipment
The witnesses were John l.. Flynn
and Thomas Cortey OF Cambridge
Mass. and Richard NJ Sullivan Of
somery,llc. Mass. Tlwy appeared To
rcfutu testimony given previously hy
Rufus a. Hubbard of New York, who
told tho committee that many Amer.
lean mothers did not get back their
own sons.
The witnesses also denied Hub
hard'H assertion that the bodies Of
two soldiers who had been hanged
were sent 20 the United states with
the hAngman's ''hiaek cap" and
moose atiil oxNr their heads.
'~rhe black caps and ropes were re
moved from the two bodies Hubbard
referred to. helped to take them
Off" sullivan declared.
The committee was told today that
Ten King ~ Wilmington, y. G., was
killed IN action and was not hanged
BY Hard Rolled" smith a. witnesses
a, prwyiona hearings alleged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
Wild Chase
RESULTS in
3 ARRESTS!
Bandit Suspects Are Held
After Series OF Bold
RobberieS

~ q result OF four rohhericS.
Monday night aud Tuesday morn
Ing. three bandit suspects were
held In city Jail Tuesday. two Of
whom were caught after an ex-
citing chase In which one of
them icaped Into the ley waters
of Lake Union 90 escape the
deadly hail Of police bullets. \
street car. AN oil station. and a
man. and = woman were tho
victims of four robbrrics.
y. n Mason. motorman OF one
man Madrona street car. had stopped
his car at the end Of tte line and
Madrona park early Tuesday morn.
ing. While Mason was reading the
meter. a lone bandit drove up in a
small car. and lcaplng 90 the run.
ming hoard. he commanded Mason 20
hand over his cash from the cash
box. lie took 81 and then riffied
MaSon's pockets OF ss.eS, The bandit
then ran 90 his automobile and 80
capped. Mason was unable TO FUR
nlsh a description. as the bandit hid
his face with a white handkerchief.
Driving an automobile. stolen
earlier In the evening from u. r..
Post. two bandits held up a ens sta
ton located at Ravrnna blvd. and
BROOKLYN aNv., az $50 Monday eve
ming. After robhlng the attendant %
sis they drove of IN the snow
storm. The police prowler car. IN
charge az Serwt. Ray Newton and
patrulman J. II. McCsrty. located the
bandits and chased them on Dcxrsr
ave. firing as they went. When the
bandits reached Harrison ~ they
wrecked their ear, and ran nom X
Necarty chased ono % the nrn.
who fied to Lake Union. and Jumped
In. swimming cut 20 a launch. Nc
Carly soon found n way 10 board tho
boat. and arrested the man. who gave
the name OF +. II. Stanley. 20. The
other man said his name was Irving
Abbott. IS. Tire stolen money was re.
covered
Aureflo Cah~ro. 81. accused ~ rob
hing Victor Tapia. soc Seventh ave.
Of sif az the point OF knife. The
robbery took place at Fourth ave. .
and washington St
Tapla said he was walking along
the street when two men suddenly
confronted him and struggled with
him. one OF the men placed knife
against his heart and threatened TO
Hill him.
After ne had submitted 20 search
and later informed the police. Cabero
wns arrested at sixth ave. 5. and
King ". early Tuesday morning by
Patrolmen Frank Phillips and A. r.
Tracy. together with Detectives ID.
n. Blaine and Martin Ceiary.
A police search was under way
Thursday for tho bandit who rob
bed Mrs. Peggy Young. 352T cheasts
blv., OF $50 at goth ave. $. and Kinda
81. Monday night After robhinr
Mrs. Young At the opint Of pistol.
the bandit told her not 10 look back.
and then fed. Mrs Young is EN-
ployed By schwabacher Bros
wholesale grocers, in their candy do
partment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
EXPLAINS WHY
HE DIDN'T SIGN

In a memorandum drawn up by
Mayor Caldwell shortly before ne
left for the Orient and Just made
public by hts secretary. Herb
Owen, the mayor explained why he
had not signed the $4,000. 900 worth
Of water department bonds.
Seattle does not need the
money" he said. and immediate
delivery OF these bonds will Coz
us $500 a day in interest. We can
save this amount by making de
livery after my return TO the city
In March"
Acting Mayor Bob Hesketh -
puzzled as 10 what course he shall
take. The city has agreed TO de-.
liver the bonds In reasonable
time. and legal complications MAJ
arise IL they are not delivered for
two months. City officials declared
Tuesday that the acting mayor had
full authority to sign the bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

yaudsyiile'a dancing act dc Lure IL
at the Moore this week. II iz N,
offering OF the Cameron sisters.
Dorothy and Madeline How theue
two charming sisters gos to the top
In their profession - an interesting
story.
just short time ago Dorothy and
Madeline were merely two Brooklyn
high school girls. living their lives
In tho same plain. nneventfui way
that the average Brooklyn Ttri does.
with no other ambitions In mind than
10 graduate from high school and
have a beau.
Then Paylowa appeared IN Brook.
Ism theatre IL was after witnessing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MAYOR
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

built for si.7s0.oo0." Cohen added.
one OF the mayors suggestions
was that the contract might yet be
stopped by court action. Councilman
Fitzgerald pointed out that storrie
& Co. have already bored zoo feet OF
tunnel and have 100000 worth Of
supplies on the ground.
The mayors communication con
tanning the allegations Of Hease that
Seattle bond dealers had conspired
to keep the price Of the bonds at a
low figure were referred to the city
utilities and finance committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

OF the American government solemn
~ rraffirmlug the open door" pol
Icy In CHINA
This declaration & understood 20
b. the most sweeping and definite
promise ever given by the Nations Of
the world 20 observe the policy % the
open door. Definite announeemen,
that tho resolution ~ broader than
the Hay op~n door declaration. that
il /. Intended 20 abolish spheres %
influence in China and that 4 broad
ems and drflnrs tho Root drcsaras
tons already made. cssn. from
Chinese delegate, ~ the came time.
h- and an American delegate an.
nounced that Japan's 81 demands win
be considered BY tho conference.
while an tho powers In the Far
Eastern committee are haid 10 have
given their assent 20 the American
resolution OF declaration. neither this
nor the fact that tho defini,o open
door formula has been proposed 20
the committee BY Secretary % State
Hughes. was made public II was
explained that there wers some
minor questions In connection with
tho resolution that had to b. settled
when the time came for adjourn
mrnt.
The committee will finally adopt
the resolution az its meeting late 20.
day. u IL believed. ana the deciara
ton will then b. made public.
In presenting tho American open
door formula 90 the committee. Secs
Rotary Hughes outlined the stand u
tho United States. Arthur Haifour.
head 81 the British delegation. In
Understood 10 hav. declared that
Great Britain seeks no special rights
IN China
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
Charge of Murder
to Be Filed Today

Robert Foster will be charged Tues
day with the murder OF his mother.
in.law. Mrs. George Bushnell. &C
cording to an announcement made
Monday by Prosecutor Malcolm
Douglas. The shooting occurred
New Years eve.
Foster has been confined until
Monday at city hospital, suffering
from a self.inflicted bullet wound. lie
Is now at the county Jaila
The shooting occurred after Mrs.
Bushnell had refused Foster permIs-
sion TO see hrs wife and baby, and
told him TO leave the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

tho performance os this wonderful
artist that the Cameron sisters dc
tsrmlnsd 20 take up dancing.
~ pupils Of Nine CavalaExi, az
Ihr Metropolitan naiiet school they
studied for two years. dancing In tho
opera ballet 70 keep up their tuition
fecA Then opportunity Knocked q;
tho door-an offer 10 appear with
this musical comedy. Town Topics. =
and later an engagement In so Long
Lefty
NEXT cam. tho lure Of vaudeville
and today the pretty little Cameron
sisters arr offering 10 the theatre
going public one Of the prrstis~t
dancing acts booked over the or.
pheun circuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
lOKUMA BURIED;
MANY ATTEND

TOKYO. Jan. fT.-ons hundred
thousand people today attended tho
funeral % Marquis okuma. member
Of IN. "grnro.~ or ''elder statesmen
OF Janan. who died a week ago.
The highest tribute IN tle power ~
the japanese people were paid TO the
dad leader.
Mraaages ~ coincidence ~err ssnt
10 the family from ali parts of the
nation.
The funeral wns elaborate In de.
tail. II was esiiuarrd Il cost one
million yen. or roughly isss,09o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
Missing Cashier of
Defunct Bank Found

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-Arthur ..
Neininger. cashier Of the Night and
Day bank. who disappeared following
the closing OF the bank by stfte bank
examiners. who discovered an alleged
shortage OF s754,000, was arrested at
Belleville, H., and br1ght 10 81.
Louis today. lie was released on
$50 900 bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
"Open Door" Olicy
in China Approved

II was learned by the United Press
today that the delegates OF the nine
powers in the secret session o. tho
Far Eastern committee last nlGht
approved resolution or declaration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
ny A. I. BRADFORD

WASHINGTON, Jan. II. The
powers in the Washington confer.
enee today had pledged themselves
10 the open door In China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

Library Of the house Of lords In
England contains about 10000 vol
umcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
Damask Cloths and
Napkins

200 assorted patterns
in Damask Cloths. TOXIC
inches up TO 70xl08
inches. are included, and
the qualities and price
range are very moderate.
Napkins to match some
of the cloths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
for Your Linen Chest

Linen Napkins $500
Dozen
1000 dozen fine quail
ity All-linen Napkins
in heavy satin finish
and in coin dot and
floral patterns - good,
practical additions TO
the Hope Chest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

THIRD FLooR-ruE BON MARcHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

Plain Linen Luncheon
Cloths with double row
OF hemstitching on good
quality all-linen cloth
36-ineh width. $500; As
inch width, 1925; 5i-ineh
width. S4.75. Napkins 10
match, lixii inches, at
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17
Interesting News From
the Food Shops

Here are few items that we offer at saving
to help you live for less:
Cocoa, 1Oc pound.
VIM. Boyers Jelly, lie jar.
Del Monte Apricots, cans for 75c.
Del Monte Peaches and Pineapple, cans S1.OO
-Phez Apple Butter and Jam, cans for 75c.
Dill Pickles. sc can.
Large jar of Pickles for 13c
White Bear Soap. bars for 1Oc.
Booth Sardines, 21c can.
Tomato Soup, 1Oc can
-Long-handled 25c Brushes for 19c, with can
of Ster--Foam included
-Libby's Special Pack Peaches or Pineapple, zoe.
Flour Sacks, 4Oc dozen.
Soda Crackers, 2 lbs. for Csc.
UPPER MAIN FLooR-THE BON MARCuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-17

All-linen hemstitched
pattern sets, including
cloth 5ix54 inches, and
one-half dozen Napkins
10 match in l5-inch
size - attractive pat
terms.
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