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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
GRAIN MARKET
DROPS SHARPLY

CHICAGO. July tT.--Crain prices
were sharply lower at the close OF
the Chicago board Of trade today.
Heavy selling By houses with
Eastern connections WAS the princi-
pal factor ia tho decline In wheat
the other grains showing some indr-
pendent strength but dropplng In
sympathy with wheat.
While no definite cause for selling
by the seahoardors could be given
among local traders, "a was he lioNed
that possibility % peace In the rail
strike may have induced the heavy
selling pressure. Local houses fol-
low ed The Easterners and prices
were of about cents on wheat un-
til rally at the close gaincd about
cent % the iosa. Provisions were
lower.
July wheat opened up sc al
ti.tsia and closed off lac. scptcm-
Der opened unchanged at ti.ttA and
closed off 2Ac December opened
up ~ at sf.iaA and closed of 2tse.
July corn opened up Nc at sic aud
closed off ic. September opened up
Ac at So G and closed or sc. pc-
cemher opened up sse at safe and
closed OFF &c.
July oats opened unchanged at
3f&e and closed Off ke. - ptember
opened unchanged at 3fkc aud clos
ed off lie. December opened Off at
co. and closed off &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

from san rsafo Via San Francisco. a.
t4--Htf ituth Alexander
ieite a. ~, str ttanisy from Manila Via
ltouskonE. Shanghai. ltohe aud Aeha.
hAn4a. at ~ a. m.g str peerfisld from
Anaeertss VA Vancouver. a. -. and
oenas Hay. az q. "a. July ie~iittr
jefferson from southeastern Alaska. At
ielss =. m.. atf Admiral watson from
hauthW esiefn Via Southeastern Alaska.
az IefsA a. "a sU Cordaya from Ia
coma. 81 VIA D m. stf Harry tuehen-
bach from feiut nainbts via hsiitas-
ham and Anaeoftea. At sitt p. m. stf
Prince Oeofss from ftinrs hupsft Via
ports, a. sigt y m.
kAif.fsis--Juiy iz-~sfr Admiral De~ey
from Port Angeles VIA Tacoma, Ever
ct. Anacoftsa. nsilinsham and Van
eoussr. a. g.. II sos a ~. July IL
nF Prince ueofas from Prince hupef,
via parts. al ftits y, M. alt itsdondo
for eauthsantsfu Alaska. at tiib y m
str Africa Mafa fer ttonshona via fo-
kohama. Kobe and Hhanahsist 10 a. Va.
ctr Admiral Nicholson Ter Point Wells.
81 = M stF AMwidsio for New or
leafs Via Tacoma, Muhtfteo, Port An
selee. ursys HnFber. Han frahrisee.
han Pedro ard balboa. a. eit q M
ctr Tayauia Msfu foF Tahv hsF Via
Vancouver, ~ g.. Yokohama. kobs and
nslfea. a. 3 y m july tb--hif inertia
land for Han Fsanciseo. at IibV y ~.
str netin AdaiF for New york Via ~.
erett han FFanefsee. san fsdFo sua
naieos. 81 7lst y IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

stall a.. fresh ehurn~a local butter. sss
n; t-fh. pail homer, ftc. Ts. Garden
susrnsiads4 zoe ~. ttaiis ~. sfnail
pallet sEss. lee dne ffrnh creamery but
tee. ste NJ. } ins tfe. stalls st.sf.
cans Federal % Cooperative Fsiik. 1kc.
Sslle. any flavor. se. bars Creme OIL
sasF. ztss Hstnn pork ara besns. , fer
stes bars Fsis Naptha spsr. tacs Citrus
puwssr. ttes Stall Is. IsrssY csfn fiskes.
: phss. ite: ssney asserted cookies. Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

Prefacing It's campaign 10 secure n
repeal Of tho recent salary slash or.
dcred by tho school board. the High
School Teachers league has named
a committee OF three TO make a thoro
study OF tho school tax problem.
Tho committee consists OF A. M.
Hare, Broadway. chairman; s. j.
Thompson. Lincoln. secretary, and
IT, y. o'ccnner. president OF the
league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Gas Training Is
Given Cuardsmen

TACOMA. July Regular army.
trained specialists from Camp Lewis
Monday initiated Washington Ma.
tional cuardsmen at Camp Murray.
on the shores OF American lake. into
the mysteries Of chemical warfare.
Gov. Louis +. Hart yesterday re.
viewed the troops. II was heralded
M the greatest brigade review Of
state troops in peace times in the his.
tory OF the state.
Amethysts have the reputation OF
calming and soothing the nerves.
"Macaroni" in tho old American
sense meant elegant"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
FIRST SEEDLESS'
GRAPES ARRIVE.
Go on Street at 81 a Box;
Black Currants in, Too

The first Thompson seedless
grapes went ON the street Monday
morning Just after their arrival
from the Imperial Valley. The
grapes are reported OF good quail
lty and viii sell for 81 per box.
Black currants were also new on
the market Monday. The opening
price was ss.se per crate.
Cantalonpes became firmer with
rose to ss.oo and $3.50 All fruits
were selling well.
With the arrival OF q fresh ship
ment Of green corn Monday the
price went up 20 81 and stSo from
So per box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

Stall a.. bacon. sec NJ: round STEAK.
fee ID: hams. ale 10 stall &c. roast
pork. soc n.s corned beef. zoe NJ. po-
tafo salad. zee pt. stall -. butter. <te
NJ eFEs zee dox.. cream brick. 11c ~
Stall i. bread. ior loaf. pies. 1sc each !.
butter horns. for f4o. staii -. salt
pork. ffc No.. dry salt backs. 80 No..
Ia fnhurEer, lee m. sfaii ~. water
rreions. sc NJ. eznssfonp~r. Zoe each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Admiral Eberle to
Resume Post Here

Admiral Eberio Is expected In Seat.
tie this week from Washington, d..
c.. TO resume command OF the Pacific
fleet. according to advices received
by the Chamber OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Stock Exchange Slow
During Opening Hour

REVIEW
a
toward solution 81 the railroad and zeal s"s pfehn Prices az E
reached
hut
were and
sadehaker ls7 baldwin iaoh 90 Royal
sse rennsYlyana 5s eff
Snca
sfh. OF =. Consolidated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

@ss"fs8tsN~ttt " Ws'Ft H&@sf*"" WV
he brands as mi~Lnformafion
handed out by the Alaska bureau
Of the chamber Of commerce Is
voiced In letter Just received by
The star from w. y. Thompson.
published of the Fairbanks Daily
News Miner. Citizen.
Cannot the newspapers OF Seattle
organize and pcstrain the Alaska
bureau OF the chamber Of commerce
from breaking seaitie's pick in in.
terror Alaskan" he writes.
Just about the last straw for Il
takes a lot TO get mo 10 write com.
plants TO newspapers. after having
been publishing papers for % years..
was that OF last week. when an In.
tending settler and hIs wife, who
paused In Seattle 10 buy "a big auto
and fix Il for nice trip to Fair.
banks. upon the advice OF the 'ex.
pcrts' In your chamber OF commerce
reconsidcred the auto way and mr..
rived hero latter following lnsiruc.
tons OF the said chambor) after
many expensive and annoying delays
over the 100000 RICHARDSON
HIGHWAY IN a PRAIRIE sCHOON.
Err, They had an Aircdale with them
which was pup when they lief.
Seattle. and IL worried the poor WON.
an argonaut lot for fear tho pup
would be "A fulLgrown dog by the
time II reached Fairbanks.
Their names are Marker. and
they are from Casper. wyo. 10
'homestead' here. At your chamber
of commerce. they we're Informed
that II would be impossible 10 travel
here In an auto. and that auto travel
was unheard OF here--nnd we have
200 autos and auto trucks in our
town and 475 miles Of auto roads.
Your chamber clerk who touted
them didn't know there Is a railroad
running into Fairbanks from Seward
They were advised to come with
horses, and buy them In Seattle. as
horses could not be purchased in
Alaska. You can buy horses in Alas
ka for less than you could In Seattle.
lHty WtTf fOutFu ipf DDtH lItlkut
and passage by the bureau clerk. and
II took them weeks OF waiting to
gather at Cordova from different
points on the Alaska coast their out.
M for here. shipped TO other points
your representative evidently doesn't
know where Valdez. Cordova and
Seward rest on the coast--thinks
they are all in the same locality. and
not more than mile apart.
your recently elected head of the
Alaska bureau talks like n man, and
intelligently OF the North. Have you
n clerk or booster connected with
the Alaska bureau who has ever been
nearer interior Alaska than white.
horse. Yukon Territory? Your Alas.
ka bureau Is STILL sending out
pamphlets illustrated for our sake,
with view Of a wheat field az Fair.
banks--and the man who is the cen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Irish Guards Weep
as Mascot Is Left

LONDON. July Members OF
the First Irish guards wept az they
started for Turkey when compelled
TO leave behind them their famous
wolfhound mascot. Dorcen. Tho dog
~ too old for foreign service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
STRICKEN WITH pNEuMoNt.

Mrs. J. +. Costello. 90, OF O'Brlen.
died at Auburn Sunday. She was
one OF the pioneers OF the White
River valley, having settled there 40
years ago. Nine children and her
husband survive her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Alaskan Irate Over
Action of Chamber

trail figure In the picture has been
DEAD FOR 20 YEARS. Doesn't ak
ricuiture improve in your camp Ia a
dccnde7
III your town contains n com.
potent reporter. a nswrpapertrained
man. who can 80 out and get a story
and keep his mouth shut until he
GETS Il. Il would pay Seattle richly
10 send such a man here 20 write
up the interior As 1T II. what.
ever HAS BEEN here 20 date n as
nothing 10 what WILL BE In the
trade with here viii
be double next year what II was
LAST year. unless that Alaska bur.
eau breaks down the endurance of the
long suffering intcrioritsa DON'T
send the MAN WHO WANTS THE
TRIP-send n man Il will coat you
real money 10 send. and who win de.
liver tho goods. Men like McPher.
son, sent here at quite a cost. spend
all THEIR time telling intorlorites
what THEY have done for Alaska
thru the chamber OF commerce and
lobbying az Washington. instead Of
listening 20 what has been done here.
IL being done and viii be done. Such
men keep 10.year.old illustrations OF
Fairbanks running forever. iibels on
n growing country and an annual ex.
pcnse TO the chamber of commerce"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Millinery Styles
Are Going TO Seed

LONDON. July Several fnah
ionable miliinern are using nastuf.
tinm seeds 10 trim hats, They are
glazed and worked up into various
abapea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July fr--Forsisn sr.
nsnss opened "asy. Demand sterling
tttt y, UNCHANGED; francs. 80 os1s. OF
.ooe7b lire fs.ofss. marks. 20 0oa.L
off y. Danish krensn. tg3iso. of .eo0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Public Markets

stall ~. pure American cane sussr. .
ne tse' stall ~. tall cans uofdens
o. ceruation milk. tEe. stall 1877, less
of lamb. Use n steer pot foasi, ~
~ boiling beef a. ~. stalls sf-ss %,
roast. NJ it.i hamburger Zoe N. stall
it1t. haiibut. zoo ~ King salmon. roe
~. Hfaii itft. hsiibut. see n. sturgeon,
zoe NJ. smeits. ito 70. stall ss fresh
youns salnen. izbe fb,l frssh iIns cod.
Toe -. stall "a. bananas, aoc dor. satrs
sweet oranges for see. Stall 80 beet
Yakima Gem potatoes. tiTs for 100. NJ
sack. niau 81. neN potatoes. ms. 1tci
Yakima Gem potatoes. s8a sack Stall y.
best butter. tte No. Yakima honsy. tvo
at mld % sharp cheese, ftc NJ stall
~. butter. zoe 10 fali cream cheese. use
10, stan -. bulk coffee. see NJ : ne
Toe. Stall 81. pure apple Jelly. lBa tn
stall ~, he sDaehsgti, ace. sfssu
olives. gto ~. stall 1875. hsat 81 Wheat
re. FEDERAL OF Cooperative miik. . eans
CORNER
stall ~. frssh silver salmon. ter ssrh.
fresh KING salmon, t&e NJ. red hins
salmon, zee n fresh silver smslts itc
~. Columbia river stufssoa. zee n Htaii
-. i.snok soap. bars ste highest Grade
safdines. ilc can AotAsgs salmon. ifc.
. Tor ssc. red salmon. tall can Ise.
thstses salmon. I've tan. Grape Auts. 10
phs Ateii ~. beet buttsf. ale NJ. J he
sse! ctesmsrg batter. tse NJ. ms. 49,
ieli cream cheese. ste ~. pure honey.
spe a.. ace ~. stall !. iasnb esaps. 10
NJ isnh stse. bs zt- homeless hsis.
Aet earned beef $50 NJ. pot roast. iso 10.
st-ss ffh- - mutton chops. fbs use.
hamburger and sausage. ior 70, pot
te1st - n sood stsah. itc N. stall
lee hsiinat. SEQ NJ kirpsgsa saisnna,
sea ID Inns cod. Ms. sse. stall. ies.
lie. test batter. sto ~. ibs ste. cofn
beef aash. his can lie. ) fer ttss = uis
cans milk. ste. hippersd hefFins. lee.
ECONOMY
stall 70, esntAioup~a. for tte. To-
mAfass. itc N. nae pafafos. ne. Use.
lsnens. ssc dos b4nanas. zoe deE stall
~ whsis salmon. Sc each, red Snapper
ne zacl silver sm~its. itc NJ srenh
hatihsf. ser n sAinnsa selss. tbs. sse.
hsiihut ehesss- zee ~, black cod. ! ne
80. stalls t.s-f. boiling ossf. fbs. ftr.
ismb foass. lee 10 pure white lard. ite
~ frssh ~sinsfs. zee ~. lsss 81 lamb.
sss u, Stall o.. beet butter. sse ~
ehss.s. sss n. riilamses se..... sse
NJ pafs ffssh mfla. ise a. stall ~
WinFs1 ham. sAe ~ tsneisss ptas feet
$50 n veal loaf. sec ~ sand9ieh fTil.
ins, ssc ~. stalls af-tassg. helsst8 cot
fee. I'm. can afs s.fh can stc. teo can
Royal hekins be@dsr, Efs. bars Crystal
sthifafdslifs chocolate. I'm. esn sgc.
- -. ean Tfcs q basiag powder, ice.
fes. ~ibe~ eut msssfuni. lte. stall ~.
sssnute. > fhs. stc! sfssna ehecoiafs.
tte NJ - esa Royal tAsihx poadsr. sse.
black tee. tfe ~.
SANITARY
htsll ias. pufs Amsftesa csrs snsst. oil
hs. taeg cAfnsilon ana nsrasnss sniIs ,e
e.n. fsssh u.iis. % a.. Crystal whit.
sesp. lars ste. stan al. Danbsr
shfisnp. ita can srsst p4rkiss sse N. 4
fm~yunesis~. sse ~ tsst hasfss. sae m.
stats ss4sssss tists. ris ssas.ss. sBc n
refHsa beef i&e ~. hsmkassss. Ise ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

ARIA Market weak
Hest steers. sF.ss0Ases fair - good
steers steT-ft, soo<i 80 choice cpss
snd hsifrrs. ~ -. esnnsrs. ts4tt0.
bulls. 81 80 . re, calves sto1ke
H~gs--H~cetpfs. asia M2rtst STEADY
fFtrn~ tntssd. tii.1k0ts. heevirs. ~ o
So pias 1tt.seUlz
lfts Market weak
East Of tFssnntsin lambs. ts0ss valley
S1gI. s~sss sEaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

Los Angeles school children write
daily on the blackboard. 1T Is dan.
gerous to play on the street"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale Prices

Fiour-Famiiy pat. <s-rb. skis sss1s A |
Soft -hsat bakers. ss- n. SKIS 77s0sos
Hard wheat bakers. ss-fb. ok. sxes,
Pastry ss-fo. SKIS. .........gsEssf
sugsr--cane. per cwt. .... Ia
Beet uer cwt Nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

-
He8s-Hscefpts. tf.ete Market fecfte
hiEher, TOP. tfe.ee. beik % Sales. ssrs
ststes hs2sy weight. ste.fe0fe. 50 I:
medium wetxht. sfeteOfas6 ffaht
weight, ifefeGf0ss. light fishss
tie1safese. heavy packing ssws. tsts
tfS.ss, packing so~r. rough. sfat0
- 80: piEs. ss.te0t0tt.
ssttte--hfceipts. .t.see. MARKET steady.
Choice ard prime. ffo0fa.7s, mssslunn
srd good. fst9oie. common. sssfg
fs.so. good and choice. tsfsofeats
common and m~dfun. f1tt0gf2.
hNtch~r cattle and h~ffsrs fel cows
ss.soWs. bulls. steS0ass. eanners and
eastsfs. cows ami hsifsrs. t1.ea11 -
eanusr stssrs. f1.s9U z1S. veal ealsss
sseepIb. feeder steers. fIst01.Ts.
and hsifers. ftse0s1S
shs~p--hsceipts. at.0eo. Market steady
Lambs. flaSe8ft.7s. lambs. Gull ard
common. t7.se0I19Ss yssrilnx wssh.
srs. $50 HIS. ewes. tst0QAfs. Gull 20
common ewes. s.ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

The only "crIme" to which animals
In the wild state are said to be addict.
ed Is murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

Nsuiis it-Arftxsd. ssf Afirons
NAru fsom seattle.
Mckinisy for Seattle -.
Ssw roFh--JutY is~-Afrfs*fs ctr hius
Trisnrfs IRON Heattlei stf A. u hsHt
ffon seattle. sailed. ctr Wuipaio 10 -
auisi ssf Tissr Tor Seattle. ssF Cola hsf-
reilsaslphla.-Juiy is--asiisd. str na-
kosan far nsattis
nssssn-tuly te-Arrfs.d. str Lana
Lac ksnhaeh from seattle.
nNitas tt~~Affissf. s'r psifess
from Seattle. Sailed, ar Hifmins - =.
rttY fas seattle sfv Hattie fsvshsntAeh
fos seattle ctr nenrY y Grove fer Ne
atsis, ssf gspfhs fof seattle.
Nonoluiu--tuif tt-eattsd. ar We"
Msh~a far seattle.
san r-tfe~~tsay ff--Artssf. or fsnss
for seattle. afr Hufh Aisfsnfsr fss "a
s.n rvsn~ssco--taty ir--srtissa. ctr
Nome city frosB aesffis taiy ft-~ArFfFsd.
.sr t1asene~ .isekenhsen from hesth~
rs,.-se~, ~ nsassis- suiy ts--asIisd. SO
nsinlsr fnr Seattle; ssr fnfiifs fos hsst-
sir. ar Esfndffk fer seattle sff uhinsn
Zoe seattle. ssf Cricket for SEATTLE ssF
ia y. Aisssrass FOR SEATTLE
Vessels in Port at Seattle
srsns rrurk Pacific rsruainsi-h,F Al
nissf Wsfs~n.
pf~f r--watossbfr kuwii
risr f~-Hsr AIsessfs. s'F seffsrsen.
tinl~n Pacific uoeh-Nfr X l, Inrksn*
bach ssr Ntrssnien.
a. n Ahlrrinx Beard &saffnGf-rsrs
crn-~ KEYS. Delight, Esivsfsse. istrt-
60. rldrtds.. wsss 5srsap. West Ca
hokfs. feanfufs. Anns Y. Morse. West
uesttsnd, wsiIiaxsnrd. west lester,
West isoa. wsstsrn Knfssf.
Alaska ess~nsnip Noerinns--su ksfehs-
han. ctr nkeswsy.
rff~
rsss waterway y,orh q vysrsheuss co..
afr Harry flueksntxrh.
Toss prrderks--str rresifsrt tsfssr~c-.
str Wfiisu,rffs. n ~ ~ ~ D~flweod.
russs soana nrtass pssdains co.--Bsr
p.ttsrson.
arss rsff-ntr Roosevelt
~sstissan Nsfis-ssr ocrfeva
speksns street Tsrruirai-asr pesrs,sts.
West Nsstsi. TrsininG Htatica.-u. a
Easts No 81.
wfnsis~ Marine Rsu-sy--psrf usissss
hfs caauitism CITY. ssrs NerrinG
star. reelrieo. 0tifffu. schrs Mistress.
Win. Nottingham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Weather Bureau Report

TATounit ISLAND. July ig,-s A. ~.
~iiatemetsr falling. clear iikht sfaoAs
Wind south. one mills an hour PASSED Ia.
az ruth Aiesaaaef. a. tssv q. va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

CHICAGO. July lT,--cash whsss-Ne.
rcd. si.t1A 30. . sra. tits. Ne. J
hard. ti.taA. No. . hard. tl.its.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

suGnr--rfrm. Raw fats7xe4s a..
srsnuistsd. teto0sss.
ccffee--No. no. spot fes 9feHe 10.
No santos. fts 9Ifac ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

Cane ssrsr. sf.se sArk. flour. si-ee: II
bars Crystal white soap. see. ie-rs. Sack
corn meal. &c. k-fn. sack fine table
batter ma Use. rhFs. heavy jar
fsnss stx. pufs cider vinegar. zee Esi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

nj am pickles. No. cans. J fer use:
peaa corn. tomatoes. Z cans stc. chippsd
beef, zee glasses ! for ATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


itIt ~
tifst low ride
hft4 o. m 80 a.
tirss nigh Tide
iiiga a ~ sc r.
rrcaad Low Tide
ti4s D. M. 81 q.
nes"na niKh Tide
ipisi , IA les q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

hisii ies. rus~ Amsstesu csn. snssr. q
Ms. tteg Cafnaitsn ana nsrasn's sniIs. Be
esn. ffesh u4iis. Dc al. Crystal white
ssap. tsfs fte. sian an. Dasbsr
sArtsnp. sfo can sssst parkiss see ~.
im@yannsis~. CSC n. tsss bastss. sae NJ
h'siss tessssN. tsiis rts ssassss. ste IN !.
rerass beef tGe ~ hasnhassss. tss ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Foreign Money Status

ts~suv.,sy's asssssssrs,
rus~sshea ~ Is9~n 4 fsryaa
New Britain herald., 1922-02-07
CHICAGO LABORERS
 NOT BEING PAID
Laborcrs Get No Wages And No Funds Arc Ready For Fire
 men And Police

Chicago, Feb. 7.--Laborers employ ed by the city were forced to go with out pay for their last two weeks worl when the city paymaster's office closed today until further notice fol lack of funds A payroll of $200.oot for laborers employed by the city was due for distribution yesterday, but il was announced that no more muni- cipal employees paid from the corpo- rate fund would get their money from the city until the council had passed the budget and tax anticipation war rants could be issued, to be collected in 1923
 Meanwhile. the council finance committee started hearings on 8 re- vision of the appropriation bill pre- viousy recommended to the city council for the purpose of cutting sl,- 100000 from it.
 If the city's financial authorities carry out their announced intention, approximately 15,0o0 city employees, including the firemen, the policemen, the aldermen and the mayor himself, will have to go without their pay this month. The tax anticipation war rants cannot be issued until fifteen days after the passage of the budget. and that document. which was report ed into the council week before last, is now back in committee for re- vision.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-07
CAST CHOSEN FOR
 AMPHION CLUB PLAY
"The Traitor Will Be Given Before Student Body Tuesday After
 noon, February 21.

Rehearsals for the Amphion clui play, "The Traitor" which is to b' presented before the student body ol Tuesday afternoon, February Fist have been started and the cast ha been announced. The characters are Col Anstruther. Mervin McCutcheon Lieutenant Edwards, Dwight Latham Major MacLaurin. Paul Lucas; Capt Willoughby. Richard House: Capt Parker. Leroy Charles Fleischer. The other parts. those of the sentry and a pal of Edwards, are played by AL bert White and Lester Schaefer, re- spectively.
 The play is short, being in one act but the action is rapid and there arc many exciting moments in it. The story deals with Lieutenant Edwards who has been accused of being trai- tor. The court martial and the uneN- pected ending make up g. play which will be enjoyed by all,
 meeting of the Art club was held
 in the studio during and after the fifth period this afternoon. Import ant business was transacted.
 Professor Galpin, instructor of TO- nance languages at Trinity college, gave a very interesting lecture in French to members of the French club in the model apartment this af ternoon after the fourth period. A social time followed.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-07
STUDYING ICE FIELDS.
Government Cutter Will Wireless
 Conditions of Steamer Lanes.

Washington, Feb. 7.-The coast guard cutter Seneca will leave New York for Halifax tomorrow and thence proceeding to north Atlantic on her annual ice observation cruise off Newfoundland and the Grand Banks. Reaching her station by the middle of February the Seneca will cruise north of the transatlantic steamer lanes observing the condition and movement of the ice, radioing all data to the branch hydrographic of fees in New York for broadcasting to coast radio stations and mariners.
 Each year about February the Photographic office of the navy re- ceives the first report on ice in the north Atlantic. This year the steam CT St Charles radioed on January 31 that ice fields were observed at about latitude 46 north and longitude 4S west, about 200 miles east of New foundland, or on the edge of the Grand Banks.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-07
COMBAT PROFESSIONALISM
Athletic Directors of Colleges Suggest
 Drastic Methods of Preserving Am
ateurisnl.

Chicago. Feb. '. (By Associated Press)-Athletic directors of IT mid dle western universities in statements to the Associated Press today sug- gested drastic ways of combating professionalism in college sports and agreed prompt action must be taken particularly in regard to football.
 The suggestions included abolish ment of professional football, forma- tion of a national organization to fight in college. aid from the press in preserving college anna teurism, cooperation with -organi- cations to prevent signing of college men and general athletic house at once in all universities.
 One director thought elimination of stadium drives would help, saying there was too great temptation now to overlook professionalism for the sake of getting a winning team which would help in the stadium drive. An other placed the blame for profess squarely on the schools themselves, saying they had winked at summer baseball so long" that they had brought on the recent revelations of pro football