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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
Dressed Beef
Llve Stool.

Live stOck
 Birmingham Live Stock Marke)
 Birmingham Packing Go.1
 Fed steers; Good to choice, 4hQ7c. medium to good, ia ~ tsc. common to medium, 4 ts @5lac.
 Grass cattle, according to weight, aiiaI- ity and flesh: Steers, 5I 6c: fat cows 41 Be; medium cows, sq 4e; cutters. 2@ soi cahners, lb W2e; heavy bulls 2Q2tsei light bulls. 2QSc; fat yeaflngs 4Q Lei medium yearlings, e 4c; vealers, bQ6c. Hogs. Choice corn fed hogs. l65 to 25e pounds. ssc: choice corn Ted hogs. iab to 1855 pounds. s09hc choice corn pigs 80 pounds down 7@Sc; best heavy fed hogs. 20 to 1S6 pounds, Sdsc. light rough hogs. V CT hc halt fat rough hogs 4W6c.
 Soft and oily hogs from ie to 2o pc, pound less than above prices.
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Scarcity Of strawberries among Morra avenue dealers is decideaiy noticeable. The demand for them in spite of the aInost prehibitive prices asked for this luxury in the fruit line would justify the merehants tn handjng them. according ts dealers. Several stated that since tho strawberry growers of Alabama are getting bettsr prices for their product in the eastern markets Birmingham Is suffering short age of this fruit for the Christmas season.
 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
 tMarshalt Jofdoa x keith1 . Apples-M ihesan. fancy, e6l. s7,5o. YoEh, per bpl Sa.f6. ortley, extra fancy, fancy $. fancy, S2.50; choice S225. bananas-per b.. 7e.
 Bes Hs=-NavY fb., 9G. beans pink, lp.. s lac, California. lima, new crop. f5.. 0 is 0. Peas-Calitornia black eyed. h., 7i3c. crate. sso'ss s5. sss-D@q'sh' '~ S*ei M''i''' ss'i.Sysszss Ssss4..s5sszs ss.7s. broken l9,> $6.b0 per 100.
 Tanserines- -sS.75@4. CFduperEes- Mhuie bbl.. stl; half hbl. box, Sn60. 20.th. boxes. sS.75, Chestnuts--Per ib. iGc. Garrots-Bushei S2. :, Magshnallows-6 pkss.. sa.7Si 24 pksa. s.heese-naisy, full cream, soc, promedary bAtes-$6.75. carton.
 Garite-Per lb.. FOG. Grapeffuit-box. sa. kIss-6A 6-oz to case, per case, S4.50, 70 4-oz. cases S5. l0~lb. box. layer. Sz.g6. Lymons--t aney lai1orna, ooN, $ea0f impoeted $6
 onions White, ib. slsei onion setA 2-bu bags, red sets. bu., S2.50; wnite $s.f9. Spanish, Sz.ib crate. ofanses-Ffotida, box, S4.f5. Peaches-Bancs 5Usib. box. 20c, 25-Ih box, 2iei cholee. 50-lb.. l6c. Sele. y--t, t,p,etado. crate. se, dozen, sl.7s. Emperor. keg, s6. Iettaee-- Iceberg. crate. S6.50. ars.CalifoIl,l4 box, sS.eo; GaliforniA fotatoes-irlsh. Colorado, per h.. 2ao. Mlengan, 2e; sweet, l0b-, ID. sacks. 21c. eanuts-Aiabama raw, h., ofae; roast. cd, ts2e' Nirglnla raw. sc; sirsrila roast Nuts--Amonds--I X l.. 27e; prakes. Poe, Brazll nuts. l.. W. toe, medium. lS 1ae, ffteers, 17Ae; English wsluats oVc, No ! 24c; sorrento nuts, 2Sc. Dc eans 1sxas. @1 t3c; medium soft shell. soc. fancy soft suet, Gbe, Green 1epper-e loritia, crate, $4. kaisus-45ll.f,. box. S5.bO. Rlce-t'ancy Blue Rose, h.. 6c. kutabagas-Per tb., : nc. Esss-te q doT. fresh. DOC; storage. $50 fasels7~Per h., S6c. itoestets-taer tO.. Ize. hens-1ter lD.. Zoe.
 buttpf--4&c.
 ltaohAs-sz5 5Q q 500 doz.
 Poultry
 tW. w Garrett & Sons) Hens-Earge, 20A 2zc: small 1Sc. t5ryers--Larse, 20W 1sci small, goo. Roosters-l2c.
 DuCks-22c.
 Turkeys-40 Geese-t6 QpzUc.
 Stags-l6g iSe.
 tStandard Fish Coo Gray Snappef--14e. Red Sndpper~-.tc. Spanish &tackefef-22c. Pompano--S6c.
 Salt Water Trout-z2c. Mullet-i0c.
 oysters-c Chesapeake Bay extra select s3.5o per gallon.
 Meats
 tSwift * Co.l Sliced Bacon-95e D. $. Ciear Belliea--t5@ t7c. Silver Leaf Pure bard-f4c. Jewel Shortening-l3c. Butter-b2e.. Hans-Skinned, 244 26e. Pork Loins-l O 20c. Bacon-a4 4uJ5e.
 Eggs-soq5se.
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GRAINS AND PROyISTONS

CASH GRAIN
 CHICAGO. Dec. 23.--Wheat: Ne. 2 red mixed. 7sHc; No 2 yellow, 73a @74Ac. Oats: No. 2 white 46A Q46A c; No. white 4s sAc. Rye; No. ?, 9ohc. Barley, 61 c 74c. Clover seed. nominal. Timothy $io.s7; ribs. s1o@11.25.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. 2s-wheat; t.2s. Corn: No. white. 7o1ac; No. } yellow. 71c. Oats: No. white. 4s@ asiao; No mixed, t404sc. | ST. LOUIS, Dec 2s-wheat:s No 5 red s1.a4@i.s7; December, sl.23; May. s1.22A. Corn: No white. 131ac; No. 3 white. 71ihc; December 72zc; May. 72c. 46 6A 046Ec; May, 47&c.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Dec wheat Der. s1,2lN; May. sl.aiA; July. si.i7N. Corn: No 3 yellow. e4Q64Kc. Oats: No. 3 white. 4oss @41Ae, Flax: No. l, s2.62 @2.sa.
 LIVE STOCK
 EAST ST. LOUIS H., Dec. 23.-Cattie; receipts. 500. Compared with week ago. Beef steers strong; light yearlings, bologna bulls and stocker steers. 25c lower; cows 25c higher; canners steady; light vealers, 75c to s1 higher; top steers s10: bulks for week: Top. ss,7s@s: light yeariings. E. 
 @ 2.5o; bologna bulls, s4@s.75; stocker steers. s4.25 @6.25.
 Hogs: Receipts, 1000; 1oc higher on light and light mixed hogs. 1S0 pounds and down; top, $8.60; bulk 130 to 1s0 pounds ss.bo9s.so; lso to 22o pounds ss.4o@s.5o; 23o pounds and up, ss.s5W $40; packer BOWS strong to 10c higher, bulk sT.15@7.25.
 Sheep Receipts. none. Compared with week ago: Lambs steady; fat yearhngs soc lower; fat ewes. 25 to soc higher; top lambs, s15.25; late top. SIS. Bulks for week. s14915; culls. s1o@11; fat western ss.5o a SIS; heavies. s406.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.--Hogs: Receipts. 10000: 10 to 15c higher; bulk 15o to 26o s7.so@7.s5; pigs. ss@s.25; heavy hogs sS.40@s.50. medium. $s.40@s.55; lighs ss.s5Qs.7o; light lights. sS.5o@S.60. pack ing sows. smooth, s7.75aS; rough. s7.4o9
 Cattle: Receipts. 1000. Compared with week ago: Beef steers, 25c to s1 higher; extreme top metured steers. SIS; best long yearlings in load lots. S11: few head 25 to 4oc lower; better grades beef cows and heifers. 50 to 75c lower: lower grades butcher she stock steady canners and cutters, 25 to 40c up, bulls strong to 15c prices for week: Beef steers, s7.7699.2s; stockers and feeders. s5.75 4s.75: beef cows and heifers, s4@6; canners and cut ters, s2.S513.5o; veal calves, $9.250e.75. pared with week ago: Choice fat wooded lambs. 10 to 15c lower; other grades lower: fed yearling wethers steady: sheep steady to strong:~ feeders steady: weeks packer top. s15.30; fresh clipped lambs. s12.75@12.9o; heavy fat ewes, sb.5o@6: light weights up to $7.50; weeks top feed ing lambs. si4.s5; bulk, si4914.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
PICK YOUR POISON

From Life:
 Some people go insane from ever wprk and others try to invent new color combinations for New York taxicabs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
PRODUCE

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Bptter easy creamery extras. 51hc; standards 4shc extra firsts 47lzG5oc; frsts. 44@46c
 seconds. s42 214sc- Eggs lower: receipts | l3,732 cases; firsts. 40G42c; ordinary firsts : 35 O 37c; miscellaneous, 3s e 40c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

Young ducks enter the water with out being urged. but geese have to be shown the way. The old birds urge them on from behind, gabbling continuously.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
ExPORTs INCREAsE

TOKYO, Dec. z3.-Imports of tex tiles up to the end of October amounted to 46.0o0.000 yen in value and 1t is expected that the total for the year will reach 50.000.000 yen, a marked increase over previous years. Approximately 90 per cent or more of woolen textiles imported come from England.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

England prohibits the playing of billiards In any public place on Sun day, Christmas or Good Friday.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Foreign ex-
 changes steady. Quotations in cents:
 Great Britain, demand. 4s4%: cables. 4s5: 60-day bills on banks. 462i3; France de-
 mand, TAB; cables 7.42is Italy. 5.11h
 and 5.12: Belgium, 6.sois and 6.s1: Ger many, .0145 and .0145 Holland 3s.s4 and 39ss; Norway 1905: Sweden, 26e2; Dem l mark 2o.77: Switzerland 1898; Spain. 15.77, Greece. 1.23; Poland .0056: Czecho- sIovakia. 3.09; Argentine 3S.1o; Brazil, 11.e0; Montreal, 99 11-12.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

More than 300 Japanese travellers a month pass through New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

Ostriches have only two toes, one much larger than the other.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
LOCAL MARKETS

Scarcity of strawberries among Morris avenue dealers is decidedly noticeable. The demand for them in spite of the almost prehtbitive prices asked for this luxury in the fruit line would justify the merchants In hapdung them. according ts dealers
 Several stated that since tho strawberry growers of Alabama are getting better prices for their product in the eastern
 markets. Birmingham Is suffering a short age of this -frnlt for the Christmas sea son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
"FHNW lSMIll {. Col

tSwllt < Co.l Sliced Bacon-95c. D. $. Ciear Belliea--t5@ t7c. Silver Leaf Pure Lard--f4c. Jewel Shortening-I3c. Butter-b2e.. Hams-Skinned, 24Q Pee. Pork Inins--if ap 20c. Bacon-s4 U3fe. Eggs-soQ5se.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

STEEL. NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-steel unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24
POULTRY
FOREIGN BAR sMvER

CHICAGO. Dec. ss.-PouItry. alive. un- settled fowls 13@1sc: springs. Ire; roosters, 1Sc; turkeys, 25c; geese. Ice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

THE today different hiarty of exertion and in it has become of the of holidays
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Raw silk was steady; prices unchanged. q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-Foreign bar sil er 62%c; Mexican dollars 477sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

1HlCAGO, Dec. 23.-Potatoes steady; whites, No. l. socmsi ewt: dc, sacked, to@s6c cwt.; Minnesota sacked and bulk
 round whites, 75 QS5c cwe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-24

tStandard Fish Co.) Gray Snapper--l4e. Red Sndpper~-salc. Spanish &tackefef-22c. Pompano--S0c Salt Water Trout-z2c. Alullet-I0e. Oysters chesapeake Bay extra selec. i3.50 per gallon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
FORESEE HUGE
PROFIT IN EGGS
Big Gains Are Claimed for
AIderwood Manor

How successful the Aiderwood
Manor poultry and farming comma.
nifty. just north OF seattle, has been
is shown BY the fact that the com
munity viii receive over $4,000 Tor
lsa cgra In Tho next az months. &C.
cordine 10 the PUGET Mil Co. own.
ers Of tho land. who are promoting
the development
In August. Aiderwood Manor poul-
trymcn were shipping 10 Seattle.
thru the Washington Cooperative
Egg and Poultry association. an Az.
erage Of 500 cases Of egea week. u
IL claimed by the company, which as
aerts that the output of tho Manor
soon win average easily 100 cases
week.
In 1871 the association paid its
members an average % approximate
" $40 a case for eesr. u II said.
ON the New York market, the pure
white. grain and green foed egap pro.
dnced IN Washington command the
highest price. oven exceeding tho
quotations on eggs from districts
clasc 10 the metropolis. II h pointed
cut.
while eegs arc the chief source %
revenue for aetuev at Alderwoed
Manor. berries and vegetables and
fruits and bees are other branches Of
agriculture which are being dovci.
opcd. tho company declares
Attic the berry industry AT Alder
wood Manor h stu IN In Infancy.
more than $4,000 worth was shipped
10 Seattle last summer.
twenty-five thousand acres Of land
in embraced IN thc Alderwood Manor
project. which the Puget NH 60. y
promoting.
A demonstration farm. represent
ing an outlay OF t1so,poo has been
established. and tho company says.
10 giving free courses IN poultry rails
ing for esg production and In agFl'
culture.
Settlers arc sold fiveaero tracts
and financial assistance ia given
them In the establishment % their
homes and poultry plants. the eom'
pany says.
Electric iishiz telephones. good
roads. fast interufban trannpertas
ton. stores. churcheu. SCHOOLS. poet.
office and other convrnlsnron are
available AZ Aidrrwood Manor. u ia
declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS TO
CONSTRUCT HUGE NEW BANK

CLEVELAND. O. sept 2e.-Thc
Brotherhood OF Locomotive I'm.
slneera has announced the compile.
lion Of plans FOR tho erection Of ~.
story banking building hers. 20 con
tain tho main offloc % the largeE,
cooperative banking institution Ia tho
country.
AZ the same lime ward comes from
Washington that q, \, Comptroller
of Currency -. ~. criaainRef has an.
thorixed the brotherhood OF Locomo,
tive Engineers Cooperative National
bank 10 establish bank offices Ia the
heart OF the city. as well an Ia the
populoua east end. near the railroad
shops and manufacturing industries
The Engineers brotherhood 70.
Gently purchased the Union Com.
morca National nank building on
Euclid ave. IN tho heart az the city.
ana Il was reported that thia build,
ing would become tho permanent
homo for the big cooperative bank.
Now the financial and realty develop
mantn Just made public show tina,
the fe,ciory banking building was
acquired merely 90 house one ~ sew
erai important offices of the bank.
Officials Of the hank have further
disclosed plans for the erection ~ a
new building IN the Nottingham dts.
trie, 20 house tho office Ia tha, sec
ton.
The new II STORY main building.
work ON which will start shortly.
will occupy tho corner across the
street from the History building
built by the brotherhood Ia 1903 ~
it, national headquarters.
During IL erection the main offices
% the bank win h1 moved 20 the 10.
story structure just acquired.
Tho most modern and efficient
banking equipment viii be installed
IA the new building. Swing tho
HrothcFhood Comparative National
Hank one ~ th9 fines, banking prem
lnor in the city.
The action u the brotherhood Ca.
operative Hank. In expanding lta
business and holdings az the present
time. N an. % the work % It's Off
Gers. who include Warren n stone.
grand chief % the brotherhood. as
secretary and treasurer. az vico preas
dent and cashier and Walter " Nc.
Caleb. vice president ana manager
starting with only iss1.0o0 In paid,
up STOCK lsna than two years aRo.
tho brotherhood hank gained almost
million daiiars q month during The
ftrn, yepr and has already nearly
doubled is resources tn tho second
year.
Assets % the bank a, the cioae
Of business ga August 20. 1855. werv
riI,sts. osxss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Officials. Confer
on Grain Shipments

Officials a several railroads we're
scheduled 70 hold a conference here
friday on the question Of grain
shipments from Seattle.
Union Pacific officials. who have
been severely criticized for discrim.
mating against Seattle. IN favor of
Portland. assured tho transportation
committee OF tbs Chamber Of Corn.
mcrce ina, they win seek 20 prevent
recurrence Of such discrimination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Listen! Uncle
Joe's About to
Eat His Soup
ny ROBERT TArI.Ey


WARRINGTON. sept. So
Diver see ~uaeie tee- Cannon
cas- soups
It'a q show al ~ itself and
admission costs Sou uoshins II
some nooa hour yoa chance TO
STRAY into Tho house or repre-.
srnsatisss restaurant I'm the cart.
tot some dag whtn congress l.
Ia session. And ms well worth
your while.
Tho Old vc'sran---hein ss years
old dlnca with hla bat on. Ito
slides ;wo feet under the llacn.
covered table. hangs a napkin
around hta neck. bib fashion.
and II al soi fer The fray.
A waiter hufrirs IN with his
urvarying noon rnpaas---a bowl
% soup. some bread and butter
and glass Of milk.
"Cnrgle. gursis. EurEie'-frorn
behind q ciump % whiskers and
the show starts
II the soups too hot. Uncle
Jos cools u BY raising hls spoon
d~fsly 10 a height 81 approxi.
maisiy II inches and letting Il
iricklo back Into tho bowl. with
ioas strands Of spaghetti and
whatnut strinFtng after Il. Iio
does this rapidly and with pre-
clsion.
when the soup level In the
bowl deaccnda 20 the one
quarter mark. "Eneis Joe" care.
fully lays his spoon aside, tears \
slice Of bread In half. and starts
hopping around In the bottom
OF the dlah ifc bites off tho
juicy end and goes at u again.
After an average Of five mopn
fhe has been known 70 achieve Z,
IN four tho bottom OF the soup
bowl IL as clean "a shiny new
dime.
After that. tho glass of milk
enters the orifioc- hidden behind
the whlskers aud then a tooth.
pick. lust why Uncle joe
picks his tooth after eating soup.
nobody knows
But he does II. Just the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Raisuli, Notorious
Bandit, Surrenders

ST, SEBASTIAN. spain. Sept 20
--Raissss. the notorious bandit %
MoTceoo. whose fphneriss and daring
haes startled foreign countries al
veil as hln own. IL reported 20 have
surrendered. IgAisuli was tho bandit;
who IN 1904 kifnaped Ian prrdicariu.
an American citizen. and his gon.sn.
lnw. Cromwell variey. an English.
man. causing American battleship. 20
10 scnt 20 TaDsier. demanding their
release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Kidnapped" Child
Found on Corner

CHICAGO. Sept. sss-E. g. Mccoy.
preasisnt % shr New England Mills
company. upon being summoned late
AZ night BY mysterious phone call
from another part ~ The city. found
his syear-old daughter. Mary Jane.
cryinx In 4 corner. She had been
reported kldnapod when aha failed 20
return from sehcoL Tho liftlo Eiri
was umlsarmed. bat told sltaf ahs had
hesn I'm a big room FUN Of peoplr .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Alienated Wife's
Affections, Charge

Charging that they aiienated the
affections Of his wife. Benjamin Her.
man. proprietor Of mems clothing
store nj 22i First ave- flied suit for
So. eco In superior court Thursday
against Lewis Bresiin, Second ave
jewelcr. and his wife.
sarah. the Broslins' daughter. was
q school teacher when Herman mar.
ried her IN Oct. 1918. Herman says
that her parents refused 70 attend
the wedding. and that afterward they
Induced her 20 divorce him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

Tho Emmanuel Lutheran church.
pontlus ave. and Thomas st.. viii
have its annual Homecoming services
sunday. October I. at II a. m.
At the festival services. Rev. n.
A. stub. who has been pastor for
more than 30 years. will preach. spe.
oiai music viii be given By Alfred
Haivoroen and the church choir.
After the service. q community Gin.
ner VIII be served by the women Of
tho church IN the church pariors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Detective Sleeps,
Divorce Job Fails

LONDON, SEPT. - pecauss her
driertsve went 70 sleep ~ critical
time Lady Della Huntington had 20
hire a second one before she got the
evidence 10 win her divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Doug Enlists Aid
of Federal Trade

WAKifTNGTDN. Hfpf- ~ = The
federal trade commission today came
20 the ald Of Douglas Fairbanks.
"a Issued a complaint against nev.
efni motion picture companies
charging them with an unfair trade
practice because they reinsued an old
film named "D'AftiRnan" under the
faIne title ms the recent Fairbanks
film. The Three MunlGctesra"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
nEy. WILLIAM II. Hiss rsr,a

Iof Tr'n'sF Parish church. Eighth ave.
and James a.. win preach on The
Kingdom Advancing AZ tho II a n
service sunday. The ruhiect o. his
svenins ssrmon AZ TAO will be ~aerv,
.cew ~ Angels and Alien Holy com.
mpnlpn VII be observed al : A. m.
aud ~ she ~ o'clock service. A.
Trinity chapel. 10th ave. y and Alo.
ha At. communion will be held az ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

Asking $3.50 a month permanent
maintenance. Mrs. As,rld MoTan has
filed suit for divorce in superior court
from G. r. Moxan. attorney. IN the
seabnard building. on the grounds OK
desertion. The MoganH were married
In Seattle last Aprli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
-pEFncrIxr ANsMERs n 1.lf.,a

Problem u TIE subject selected by
Rev. John y. Mclaughlin. S. Marks
Episcopal church. fIgrvhFd ave. pnd
spring e.. sunday morning Com.
manion viii be held AZ and AZ II.
At 81 Mlchaei's chapel Sixth ave.
" and John at. communion services
will be held AZ $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Phony Preacher Held
for Swindling Jobs

MADRID. Sept. ga man de-
scriblns himself 40 sftev. John ~.
Freer ~ New York" was arrested
here for pwindilng, n developed that
he was an Italian who had never
heen Ia America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Argentine Buyers
Pass Up the u. S.

BuENOs AYREs, sept 9s.-- Many
Argentine merchants have Cancelled
their plans 20 go TO the United states
and are going 20 England instead to
buy merchandise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Egyptians Put Cats
Away in Fine Tomb

ALEXANDRIA. Esp,. aa.--AmonE
recent discoveries IN Central Egypt
was a magnificent tomb used az the
burial place for cate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
-coRoLIARrEs or THE CROSS

win be the theme of tho SUNDAY
morning service az the Bethany Zap
list church. Rev. Antrim H. Nickel
announces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Palmist's Client
Was Cop-30 Days

ST.. LOUIS. Sept ~ sidney Day.
expert IA paimisiry." failed 10 read
clients palm correctly. The client
was a policeman. lie read aidney'n
without trouble. Thirty days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Brides Big Checks
Given to Charity

NEW YORK. Sept ga local
bride turned over % . charitable or.
sanlkatlon check for 1850 ehIch the
bridegroom had given her as wed.
ding present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Father, 80, Works;
Son, 70. Pensioned

WfMoNDifAM. Eng. Sept 20
Robert Smith. aged ~. works oYery
day an gardener. while hin lk.year.
old son draws an cid ago pension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

THE THEME Of the sermon At
Columbia bethlehem church. Luther.
an. sunday morning win be taken
from Luke vii.Iil7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

CAUSES or WAR" win be the
Sunday morning sermon topic ~
Rev. pr a. Brodbcck, pastor ~ the
BUDDHIST church for Americans The
sermon wiii be IN English.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

In the Argentine. farms isolated
from any town are better kept than
many British country houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
HOLY COMMUNION van ;. .

soFved a, tho morning service % the
Green Lake Bethany Lutheran
church Sunday A confirmation re.
unlon program Will DO given in the
evening.
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SERVICES FOR the deaf win be
held NJ ~. Marks Episcopal church
Sunday az y. m.
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STA Il tho topic on which W. q.
shepard win lecture before the Seat.
i.e Theosophicai society sunday even.
ING IN the Llppy building. Third ave
and Columbia a., at : y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

The coast Of AMMAN on the China
sen "a one ~ the siormieat in the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Special Days

Tuesday - chiidren'a aud
Soldiers Tuesday night
Elk Neutrality-suspicious.
ora Derby. Automobile.
Poultry Wednesday nlEht-~r
kiwnnls club. Thursday
I'uyatlup aud Seattle. Thurs
dav night Lee
giun. frtdAy~rncom and
Pierce County, Friday night
Electrical. SntuFd -
Wrs tnrn Washington. FRA
gcrnAl Old Settlers. EJltpFA,
Saturday nlghf - isu,aiiup
Valley. Sunday--i.ahor.