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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

AnRrvED-oct is--Mosorshtp DIN.
tsidl1k from london via ports. at iosse
a. in.l str II. ~. Lovejoy from ssn
Pedro via San Francisco. 81 iiiso - M
ctr haner from San Franeisee. at s.te
= a.. ssr hina from Copenhagen Vie
perts. AZ g,ae - m.s str fort Angeles
frem sAn Pedro via perts. At fise - m
Oct fs--ssr Roman frincs from Hull via
ports. al tfiss y. MI str orssfee from
Tacoma. at .os .. Ia. str Rainier from
san FRANCHISE via nsilinshssn. at . y. ns.
eAtf.EiN-Oct. fS--u. ~ 1. "A. r..
Heather Tor Sound tr,p. at = m Oct.
iI-str oriffeo for A. O ports. at ti3s
.. M, xtr tshiah for Tacoma. at Siss y.
mas ctr Manulani for Honolulu VIA Ia
coma. az ] y. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Alaska Vessels
Kstchfkan-~oct. tr-~saiied. str wsrsh-
western. soashbound, at fsis y m


Tacoma--cet. fs--Arrtv~d. ctr santa
Clara from New rork via rcrts. a. ms.
llsllinrhsm-~oct. if-ssiIed. str "A.
rirai sehiey for Seattle. esse y. IN. ctr
tesiehct for San Pedro. z.2o y. M. sehr
Robert r. Hind for Adelaide via well
linxtcn. at $40 y IN
DAN Fraaclsco-~ocI if---sallsd. ctr
Dorothy Alexander for e-sttt.. Q .. m, Q
uetofshtp Californian for Seattle. at n
p. m. str Nshra~kan fer Seattle. at ! y.
IN Arrived. ctr Ruth Alexander from
seattle. y. IN. sfr X I. Lucksnbaeh
from seattle. at II o m. ctr Ttsefton
from seattle, at .. rn.
san Psdro--oct- f---Arrivec, str Alas
kan FROM Seattle via porta
Yokohama H. Arrived. str
rrrniasns jefferson from Seattle. sailed.
afr frssitsnt jackson for s<afti.
ainxspors~-Dct. &-Ss4ied- ctr Harold
Dollar foe Seattle via pofta
Mohile--oct- tt--Arrtssd. str yaoch
Lnrkenbaeh from Seattle.
Ho#tou--.O Oct. f7-~Artsed. ctr Afinue-
sesan from s~sffi. via portA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Tides in :

OCT. 10
ftrst High ride
fNA a. m.. teh "a
ttrst Low Tide
tsse - m. 81 r.
second High Tide
ssss .. IN. i'll n.
s>cond Low TIDE
tsis y m. Ia n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
vorwici<. william Scott. Minneap-
Oils s.sss ~
Koetter. Eiinor Ann. Seattle .....24
Anderson. Theodore. Port Blake,
ley -. 'Sogh,
Peters. Helen. Wheatland, Ky. Legal
Jacobs. Frank NJ. Seattle ........23
Lien. Clara Mabel. Seattle ........22
watkins. Ortcn. Seattle ......,.22
Watt. Ferol. Seattle ...........s.ly
Dennis. Munroe NJ, Seattle .....2f
Kennedy. Eleanor Charlotte. Sc
attic ......s....-'.' '''...'@A
stafIard. Charles, Seattle. 49,. Legal
Boggess. Bessie r., Seattle Legal
Naon, Victor. Seattle ...........22
Cetzen. Ruth, Seattle ............ls
moffat, Elmer r.. virden, Ill. ....2i
Foster. Opal, Tacoma ............is
Kersey, Astln, c.. Seattle Legal
sanford. Minnie. Seattle 49,. Legal
Gordon. Henry. Seattle ...........21
scher, Sadie. Seattle ............'ls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Cab Wheat

CHICAGO. OF, fs--cssh vssss--So.
: red. sfffbs No. red. fi.1oA; No. :
hard, si.fs0f.sets. Ne. hard. ti.t1A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Smith Cove Terminal - Pier A. SIR
Noratssn Msru. ctr Lasoachs4 Pier
b--str fyo Msru-
He'll Street TsrminAi--u. q q O. Rear.
Pier ft--asr Elw@lt
Pier ft-B--srhr Foress Dream
Pier str Port AngsisA
Pier s--sftr Rainser.
Pier s--sstr Roman Prince
Pier str CosdevA
Pier H. str Admiral gserss
u. r. Shipping Beard hoortrgp--aeso
feontsm. Anna y. Nors<. envexsde.
Gross Keys. Delight. Western Knight
west f<su. wAlifnnsnvd. Lnhrtcs. WEST
cshoki~. West Jsstsr. wsst Hsrtiand-
Atlantic street Terminal--str Eagle
stacy Street Tsrmtnai---u. s Q. =. nurn-
side
sfilwkukes Ocean T-rrrinsf-str Kina
ffAnford Street Tkrminsl--Htr Tudor star.
East Waterway Dock a Warehouse co..
str knreha Msru.
Todd r,rydockB-atr President NcKfniey.
u. a y. a. Delwoca. ctr kefehsksn-
Puget sounf Bridge . Dredging co.--sss
FAtterson-
LILY Cos Terminsf---sfr p~iross-
Anss shipysrd q Tsfminai--sfr Reoss-
welt
West seattle Training ssasias--EasiA
No. o..
Hsfrernsn prydc<k--ssr Nits.
Wturiow Marine Hatlwsy-8tr rAefsSoo.
bark Belfast. barge csoaitism CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Rank CIEARINGs
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle men.
Parker. George t.. 1875 ~. 18th st..
girl
Flint. Chester John. Port Townsend.
Larson. Lars Paul. AS Lake ave. 8.
Gotten. Grover T.. 1915 summit, ave.
Carpenter. w. y. sis 18th ave-. girl
Mikklson. Berent Andreas. sf2t r.
Madison at. girl
Aisop. Edmund C.. sit Columbia st.
pierce. Clarence welcome. ssas Unit
versity way. boy.
shogrsn. Harry Edward. 1909 Basiey
Love, Raymond willis. 1905 brace
Point drive, boy.
Fairbrook. Glenn J.. 1912 r. etth ct.
Conrad. prsyton Vanderbilt 1921
Freeman. Leigh Verne. 1ft w. soth
Peterson. George codfred. iiio Hin
sparhawk. Dexter Donovan. 3f5t
Government way, girl.
Clifford. Raymond Charles. 7tt2
s3nd ave. ~ w. boy.
Brodin. Victor. Preston, girl.
Rounds. p. Justin. 27s7 Goth ave. q.
scs Xii sif' George. $40 w. 7sth St.
boy.
Bridge, Alexander. scn ssrd ave. s.
Graner. Hans. sfs sfst w. boy.
Lou, Yea Chung. 1911 Yesisr way,
boy
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pusfe~--ts q ssc ~.
Exxx--ffuying prices. N9tfe dos: SELL
leg prfe~s. ~ 3 Tee fer.
Ch<~~~--1.e sSc II.
Msns--is o 3ae u.
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Ship News
Tides In Seattle


OCT. 10
rtrst ltish Tide
stss g. m. Ia IT.
first Lew TIDE
stgs q m. az r.
rsoend High 1fde
sfse y. N. if.s a.
sc<ond Low TIDE
siss " m.. go II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
ss FOR sALE-FARM LANDS

BIG OPPORTUNITIES SEVEN
aeres. practically level. with sight
w view: In an exceptionally at
tractfve corner. with nearly
milo OF street frontage: good
road In 'front.' OF property: also
Fine land for poultry, fruit, ber-
ries and gardening. This IL a real
bargain. but must be seen TO be
appreciated. Property located at
Inglewood Park. Terms 500 cash.
$40 per month. 2S-minute ride
over new Victory way to down.
town. Seattle.
sso WALKER BUILDING
Corner Second and University.
Elliott 01S2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

tuesdays Quotations
rureished by Logan . lswyas
efo second Ave. seattle


Tuesdays Qoetstiens
Furnished by Isxsn = bvyAs
ara a.<.xsJ Avs 0~a1(fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Tuesdays oussatioos
rurnish~d by Logan q uryaa
afo Second Ave-. seattle

San Francisco Produce
Wednesday, Qa~ssfisrs
Buftsr-Ettrss save ~ prfms ftrsss.
tre 10 fret. tte n.
Egrs---Essrss ssc dos; extra puiissa
tsc sosi un1sfslrsd pallets. fte dos
Chee~~--c4iIfernia flats. fancy. tso ID
fsrsts. see III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

SuGpr-Ftrrn. naw. tt.kf. Grsnuiatsd.
ta5twsse
cefss~--So. Rte SPOT. fsofess tei
No. . Santos. iseisse -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

BIG LAND SALE
Mt, Vernon district. 40-acre Tracts
for $l.400; half usual price. SPLEEN
did land. near town and lots Of
work for the settler In adjoin-
ing mill and camp.
III. &. PETERS. res Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

TAroosh ISLAND. Oct ia A. NJ.
--hAreustsr falling. eioadyg wind east.
"a miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

NEW York. Oct is--rsrsfxn sr-
change opaned irregular. nssriiaE.
taos. up I T.fs. francs, io.sfts. off 9.
lire. ts.as5s9. OFF V marks. fe.sees 1-ts.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-07

rs THERE anything more unappetiz-
ing than carelessly set table? All
;, Of us, presumably, should have
soul so far above buttons that we
would not notice our food overmuch.
But few of us have reached the happy
state where we eat only to be nour-
ished. Most Of US are quite suscept-
ible to dainty food and dainty service.
This being so, the economical house.
wife should appreciate the value OF
serving every meal daintily. For food
that is enjoyed will be better assimi.
lated and therefore will do its full
duty of giving nourishment to those
who eat it.
A nicely set table is the first req
uisite for the dainty service Of
meal. -
Spotlessness and neatness are es.
sential to nicely set table. No mat
ter how simple the meal or how simple
the table appointments, they. should
and can always be,clean and neatly ar
ranged. -...
At breakfast. and luncheon doilies or
runners can be used. 1t some houses
runners are used even at dinner. If
they are used-or If doilies are used
the table must be perfectly clean.
When cloth is used first spread
felt or asbestos covering to protect
the table and hush the sound Of plates
and silver. Then spread a cloth with
the fold that marks the middle Of it
laid evenly from end to end Of the
table. Al;iays fold the cloth in the
same creases, and lay it neatly In
drawer until 1t is waited again. Or
else fold 1t only once lengthwise and
then roll it on wooden or pasteboard
cylinder. ~
After the cloth is neatly laid, put
on the silver. At the right Of each
place put the knives and spoons and
ut the left put the forks. At the end
and at the end Of the forks place
butter plate.
= For an informal home dinner there
should be large knife next to the
plate on the right for cutting meat,
next to that spoon for dessert and
next to that soup spoon. On the
left there should be as many forks as
will be needed-one for the meat, one
for the salad and one for the dessert,
or, If none is needed for dessert and
there is no salad, only one fork should
he placed. If oysters are served to
begin with the oyster fork Is placed at
the right of the soup spoon. The but
ter spreader, unless t is large, Is
placed on the butter plate; If the
spreader Is large, it Is placed next, on
the right, to the knife for meat.
- A centerpiece Of some sort should
Ne placed in the center of the table.
Growing ferns or cut flowers can be
used, or little bowl full of evergreen
leaves or foliage. A dish Of fresh and
beautiful fruit can also be used.
Z The napkin should either be placed
at the right Of the silver or else 1t
should be folded and placed on the
plate In front Of each person. OF
course, when clean napkins are not
used every meal and the napkins are
kept in: rings, they should be placed
at the right, or else in front Of the
plate, between the water glass and the
butter plate.
(copyEtsht)
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-07

Edoe'sy-The local creamery has
been reopened.
Dunn csntsr-A "Badlands" trail
from here to the heart Of Western
North Dakota Badlands 10 being plan
ned.
Faroo-North Dakota and Mont,na
members Of the o. 8. Grain Growers.
Inc, and the Northwest Wheat Grow.
ers association, will unite In an effort
to organize fax pool In these two
states. More than 60 per cent Of the
salable hax output Of the country
comes from North Dakota and Non.
tano
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-07

AZ soon az mothers have learned to
hitch the surplus energy Of their young
sons to the handles Of egg heaters, dish
mops and washing machines, the bad
boy problem in that neighborhood win
be greatly simplidsd.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-07

Agricultural College = North Da.
eotas second largest grain crop 10
oats, wheat taking first place. About
y PR cent Of the improved acreage Of
The state 10 ordinarily in oats.
Bismarck ~ Reduction in freight
rates from and into this state on lie-
eite, daxssed, livestock, sand and
gravel, and other minor products, and
, general reduction Of 14h per cent
% class and commodity rates in inter-
state traffic, will effect the people
e the state an annual saving of ST.
10000, according to the state rail-
rad commission.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-07
THE RIGHT THING
AT
THE RIGHT TIME
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFpE
HOW TO SET A TABLE.

Slight not what's near through aiming
st what's far.-Euripides.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-07

The diseases most liable to give
trouble in North Dakota are fusrIum
wilt, blackleg, Rhizoctonia and early
blight.
Treating Potato Diseases.
Various methods Of eradicatinR these
diseases are here briefly summarized
NO u --~> vrssA'~-~.
PRO nttoa rofo tion '"-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

post packages for Shanghai can not
IL" insured nor sent e. a.. d."
II - announced that postal ser
lice for Creek postal sectors iuciud-
ing Smyrna aud Asia Minor. is sus-
pended Postal matter addressed tn
NSia Minor "r Smyrna and Stili held
IN Greece VIII he returned tn the
S'nd"rs rdrc"l.pnSt pa, llaecs for
smyrna are subject !" the same rul
'n% and VIII bc treated in tho same
manner.
The Mexican Consular General in
New York has advised the local CO.
operative office that his Ollie. now is
requiring that all consular invoices
u" accompanied by spending
commercial invoice. except for ship
m"nts az goods OF a uniform or stan
dard value in the market.
Tn" nufavorahl" effects IF the re-
cent advance in the Mexican import
duty on wheat and wheat nour an
pear IN - report from the American
consul in Mexico city. advising that
tho advanced duties hav. proven
harmful to both til. mill"rS and the
farmers. 1t is reported that the mills
"t fimpicp. N-rICruz and Marid;,
nay" closed down aud that those still
hc'iNe ar" operating only I" 30 per
cent capacity. Under present con-
i'iI"ns Mexican millcrS appear to
fnd II more proiitahl. to import I'M.
our than to grind tho wheat n
i' urged that this situation can hc
relieved only by reduction i'm the
relative duty on wheat or an advance
in the duty on -four - protect the
""m"sti" milling industry and indi-
rcctlN keep the home market for the
lIrE" domestic wheat crop. An adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

p'''S 10 the Depart mcnt of Commerce
'h"t effective October ~. 1927 III.
,"''o'r OF paper crowns required for
u" payment OF import duties i'm Aus
'ria VIII be Increased 10000 times
the basic gold rates specified in the
customs tariff. except articles ON
which according to previous rccu-
iations duties have to he paid i'm gold
or It's equivalent. Among these ar
ticlcs are coffee. tea, sugar. .lucosn
marmaladc. oils from coal tar. min
eral oils such as gasoline and kcrn-
Sehc, and uZokcritc. on which 20 per
cent of the basis rates have to he
c"iicct"d in gold or its equivalents
Various commodities are cScmptcd
from duty. Including fuel. raw ma
tcrials. aud fopd, wood. coal. peat
turner's materials. cotton. iIaN. hemp
Ju'". wool. SILK. rag pulp. rubber
crude IRON. precious and scmiprcciuuS
metals. waste, fertilizer. grain. nour.
!eSumcs. rice. lard. cattle for slaush.
ter. meat. fish, eggs. Vegetables.
bread fresh and condensed milk. etc.
rny Quite. in Paper.
Import duties. while based on the
gold crown. are paid I'm paper crowns.
and in AN effort to maintain an APP
pr"Nimate balance between tho duties
collected at The prc-war rate aud
those collected in the deprecated
paper currency. the ratio has been
advanced successfully to sac 200.
Loo. 5000: the present action ad.
vanccs it to 10000
The numbers pretixcd To the trade
opportunities listed below refer TO
confidential Information regarding
particular Inquiries. To obtain the
con iid"ntial information. IL i ncccs-
4 ri.~.n 4,
apply t" tho cooperative office of the
Chamber Of Commerce.
i"N3.--Prcserved meat. cotton bags
OF the ninety hit pound size 10,
flour. aud tractors from three to SIX
horsepower for agricultural exploit
ta,ion- Belgium. Purchase desired
Quotations. G. |. Z Antwerp. Payment
to be made against documents.
iHNi.'-Ali kinds Of sport shoes
Norway. Purchase dosNred. Quota
tons. .. i. f. Bergen.
il36.'-rrism binoculars. field and
opera glasses. telescopes. cnmpasscs
OF all kinds. levels and all other sur
v"ying Instruments. All instruments
OF precision and scientific value, and
spcctaclcs. lenses. parts and cases H.
New Zealand. Purchase desired.
Quotations, (. q. h. American port.
I1S7.'-A car of y and h window
glass Mexico. Purchase desired
Quotations. 9. |. {. FL raso. Tex.
Purchase is desired Of l5-
600 rfty-pound folding onion crates
Canary Islands. Quotations. t. i.
(. Santa CRUZ. Terms. cash against
documents on receipt Of mcrchau-
disc.
4l2e.-Shooks for 10000 lemon
boxes casually fir or spruce 30 by 81
by / ccntimetcrs-Italy. Purchase
desired. Quotations e. T. T. Italian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

port, Correspondence. italian or
French
ioT7.' Machine tools. leather belt
ing. kerosene. spraying pumps and
spraying materials aud machines for
orchards. plows. cultivat"rs and au-
tom"hiie Australia. Agency
desired. Terms. cash against docu-
mcnts
4"7S.' -Sirup-Horway. Agency dc
sired
Nt..t IsuildinE hardware. trunk
hardware. ljn"l"um. etc.--ArrcntinI.
Agent IS in the United states for the
purp"S" OF securing agency.
tiA'- Machinery for canncry. such
"a automatic press. sealing machines
and automatic shcars-Greecc. rur-
chase desired. quotations e. l. e.
documents or irrcv"cahlc credit in
New York Correspondence. French
tio.' Wardrobe trunks New
Zealand. Purchase desired Quota
lions. =. /. T. New Zealand port with
(. q b. value for customs. Payment.
cash.
ni7. Novelties, holiday goods. ad-
vertiSinG materials, calendars, etc
Mexico Agency desired. Samples.
catalogues. aud prices requested.
tl5j.'--flvur. and staple goods
such a. harbcd wire. steel. iron.
cement aud rosin--I;razil Agency
desired. quotations. {. /. f. Pcrnam-
buro.
tljS.'--lrnn Orders for building
purposes. round SOFT rc-enfurCin:
steel bars. etc.--AlEcria Agency
desired Quotations, 4. I. + Algerian
port correspondence. French.
il"i t-oil cake. meal. rye. FER
filters, aud corn Norway.
Agency desired.
'l"Gt-Re Representation ~ American
firms desired, especially for the sal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
mechanical

of goods requiring mechanical
| nw1cdgc--D Denmark.
il66.'-Automatic and ordinary
reviewers. - aud 3S-Italy. Pur-
chas. OF 1000 desired. Cartridges
are also desired. Quotations. L. 1. (.
italian port. Terms. cash aRains,
documents Correspondence. Italian
or Frcuch.
49, -t;aivanized- wire netting
aud Jutc bags-Denmark. Agency
desired.
l6S.'-IiiIh grade American haas
south Africa. Agency desired
iie'.'-C"tton goods. silk goods.
hosiery. -four. lard. and provisions
British West Indies. Agency de-
sired. Quotations. T. /. T. West In
dies port
GAG. Articles for the manufac-
turc Of small eases for jeweiry. sur
Gical instruments. etc. such as pa
per pastcboard. book cloths. metal
fittings. velvet. satin. SIX. and cot
ton-ArHentina. Catalogues aud
prices requested. Correspondence,
Spanish.
iit1.'-Machinc-s machinery.
tools. and general supplies. such as
lathcs. planinS machines drilling
machines and tools. steam hammers.
foundry machinery. and cupulas for
melting iron aud British
Guiana. Purchase desired. GAIA
l"su"s and prices requested.
Manila hemp web and s!sai
hemp w"b-Czcchoslo-v akia rur-
chase desired. Quotations 9. l. Z
German. French. or Holland ports
corr" SpondcnCr. Czech or German
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
I4S EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
ARE DISTRIBUTED BY CHAMBER
Some Richmond Business Men Not Awaiting Them
selves of Free Service Offered by Cooperative Office
oi Bureau OF FOrci on and Domestic Commerce.

Although the Richmond Co-Opcr-
atty" one" OF tn" bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce. conducted
hy the chamber of Commences. has
hr"uIh, more than 500 specific OPP
p"riuniit"S FOR immediate" sales to
TN" attention Of local exporters dur
ing tho last month. IiN "r them hay
inr hccu distributed durin. tho paS,
wcck. the Office Yet has information
concerning opportunities opcn &"
iichm"nd business mon who at pres
ent arc not availin: th,msc elves OF
this FIRE" service.
manufacturers Of trunks and trunk
hardware nave sales opportunities
IL several countries with no takers
Flour, iuic and other varieties az
haas az" in demand in Belgium and
Denmark. canada ana Mexico arc
anxious to purchase calendars and
advertising novelties. both "r whi-n
ARC manufactured here in lHrc" MINI
hers. MadaraScar presents an ON
portUnity for TN" sal. ~ window
glass In carload lots. Norway seeks
shoes; South Africa and Denmark are
in the market for syrupS Each OF
these requests for American and
Richmond manufarturcd articles pre-"
s"uts an opportunity {" local manu-
factur"rS for dcruit" sales. many in
countries offering particularly adj
vantarc"ms sales possibilities at the
present time.
Drrci"n New Line.
Aside from tho largo number Of
local firms doing n foreign business.
il has come 30 light RECENTLY that
several establishments hero have de-
Vclopcd new lines to take advantar"
Of current conditions aud are rud-
ing them ~ a mast proitahlc nature.
Not only arc these arms selling large
quantities Of surplus army supplies
throughout this country hut they
have broken into the foreign trade
a we'll shipping by water To New
York In many instances they are
'"nvcrtinc articles purchased from
the War department to entirely new
uses and finding ready sales
Those Richmond firms doing a for
cicu business VIII find Of Interest
and valu" the aunounccmon,s of
changes In conditions governing pos
tai services TO Shanghai aud Smyrna.
In announcing the changes the POST
ohic" Department states that tho
postal agency At Shanghai will be
Withdrawn ON December. ia22 and
continuing saws:
After November 80. 1922. all mail
matter originating in the United
states addressed for delivery in
shanghai viii he subject Ia the same
postal rates as mail to the rest Of
China; that is. cents f"r the first
ounce or fraction thereof ana 2
cents for each additional ouuc. or
fraction thereof Up To and iuclud-
inc November 80 mail matter for
Shanghai VIII carry 9-ccnt rate.
I'm regard TO parcel post. packages
for delivery in tn" city Of shanghai
only Will he accepted mp 10 maxi
mum Of 30 pounds. and may he reg
i>t"r"d as in tho cas-" Of packages adj
dressed 10 other parts Of China.
After November 80. however. parcel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
Hydro Electric Plant SoId

FRONT ROYAL. VA. Nov. THE
hydro electric plant At MorCans Ford
about three miles below Rivcrton
Was sold at public auction a few DAYS
ago, bringing $4,000 The uur-
chaser was the Warren Power Com
rany. composed OF the leading ci,i-
zcns Of From; Royal and Warren
County. IN" plant is about VI per
cent completed. and the purchasers
ARE very enthusiastic over the proy.
poets for the new plant
Tn" Warren Power Company is to
Nc chartered i'm fcw days and the
plant pushed To an carly completion
. II the MrAthnr nerlalis
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Unique Wedding
at Westhampton
FreSl,mdn-JuuiiOr "Nup.
tails Symbol Of Glass
Fellowship.

me rcshman-Junior wedding Of
csthampton College. "A symbol Of
the fellowship Of the two classes. was
s"lcmntzed last night. The fairy Of
GOOD WILL Puck. united the Junior
irince True Heart aud the Fresh
man Princess Of the Lofty Pines
mere was an appropriate ceremony:
c"'h good fairy gave gifts of han
Ply omen. The royal couple sat an
a messy bank beneath q silver spider
web. while tho woodland fairies
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danced and lifted about TO cnter,.
them. AT the approach OF dai
singing of brightness and light, |
the spirits vanished into the nj
leaving the mortal couple to go ale
into the world.
This annual festival OF Wcsthah
tom binds the hearts OF the sis
classes in true and enduring friei
ship.