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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
REPORT SHOWS
SLIGHT GAINS
Crop Prices 10 Producers
Are Increased

Further figures on Apul produe.
ton and distribution received by
tho department Of commerce show
that anthracite coal produced
amounted 70 100000 tons. com.
pared with 100000 in March.
Building contracts awarded In 81
northeastern states amounted in
point OF floor space 10 G4.527 900
square feet, compared with $3.50
600 In March. In point Of value.
contracts awarded for public and
sefni.publIe buildings amounted 10
'izsT6f.oO0 compared with Si57.se1..
600 In March. Values OF rosiden.
tlal contracts let amounted 20 Siea,.
$4,000 compared with iiei-s7. 900
in March.
The price index Of 10 leading
crops 70 the producer stood at iss
on April 10. as compared with i34
on March -. and rs on April 10.
1929. Tho department Of labors
Wholesale price index In April show
Cd no change from March. Dun's
index declined slightly in April.
Newspaper advertising In the
leading cities OF the country
amounted TO lOs.ss6. 900 agate lines
IN April. compared with ss,0ai 900
in April. 1922 Total sales Of four
large i0.cent chain store systems
aggregated ;2a.f64 900 in April. com.
pared with t22.42a.0OO in April a
year ago.
Total new life Insurance written
in April amounted 10 S727.i7s. 900.
compared with s6ss.Os9. 900 In
March. 4 total OF ;2s5.4?5.000 ia
dividend and interest payments viii
be dlsburaed In May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
PORT PORT BUSINESS
GAINS IN APRIL
Foreign Import Only Item
That Shows a Drop

The consistent monthly increases
IN world trade. both import and eN
port that Seattle has experienced
FOR years past were maintained dur
ing April. according 10 shipping re
ports submitted saturday by Port
OF seattle officials,
Tho total import and export ton
nave for the last month 81 the pres
cnt year amount TO tsT.s3i tons, az
compared TO s7S.eis for The same
period OF 1883. Represented In dol
lars. this gain is valued al sT.I6o.
GOO. The value OF all cargocs enter
Ing and leaving Seattle for tho ports
Of the world during April 1899. was
sat.s1i.s9i. as against sts.tsatii
for the same month OF this year.
In spite OF the fact that "A loss
OF more than 100000 was expert
cnccd in the value OF foreign import
ana export tonnage. this was offset
by gain in domestic trade Of
nearly ss.0oo,ooo.
Due to the fact that less valu
able eargoes were carried during
April. 1898. than were transported
during the same month OF the pre-
vious year. a loss Of sstf,0oo was
suffered IN the value OF foreign i'm
ports. This loss occurred In the
face OF an increase OF moro than
1000 tons in imported eargoes from
foreign countries. according 10 the
report Of the port officials.
All losses experienced by the port
during the past month IN compart
SON with April. 1899, occurred IN
foreign imports ana exports. These
arc regarded by port officials as
unimportant when compared with
The enormous gains registered In
domestic import and export trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Arrivals and Departures

AKfuyFp--,iay 2s-str nsksrsfisid
from Manila via ports nj 1850 a. Ea..
afr Ruth Alexander from Tscoms, at s:is
q MI str Everett from San Pedro via
San Francisco. o. II a. M; str Admiral
nodman fFpm Port Angeles. at J a, ~.
May zE-str Mnnaires from baltimore via
ports. a; 1850 p M. str Orleans from
New York via ports, az e;sn p. m. sir
Point Adams from Tacoma. at s:ao y. m:
ctr Frank iA Buck from Han Francisco,
NJ 1850 y. m. str siesi Age from BATH
more via ports. Of 1880 2, m.
saILEB--May .s--str Hoxsn for New
castle via ports. Ai tsas O. M s,r
santa Cecilia for New York via portn.
AZ $40 =. M: atr President Jefferson for
Manila via ports. ht III a. m: str DO
minion Miller for Hull via ports, at 6
n M May ss-s,r Ruth Alexander for
Tscoma, at y. M: str ssgsdahoc for
Sew York via ports. at 7;so p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Week Begins With
Quiet Wool Trade

BOSTON. May 2s--The wool mar.
kct was quiet today. tho principal
interest being manifested in tho con.
tracing with Western growers.
somo clips in Texas arc being sold
10 local dealers on the basis OF ti.so
clean landed. Most dealers report
thoy arc forced TO pay between IS
cents and So cents for finer grade Of
domestic woods out West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Yakima Considers
Met Street Lights

The city council OF Yakima. IN
planning a new lighting system. is
considering the street lamps de-
signed by the Metropolitan Build.
Ing Co. These lights arc mounted
on single standard posts and may
be developed up 10 i,so0 watts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
SEATTLE BUSINESS Produce, Real Building
NelU York Stock Market
, M, MAlI srgEET lounNAL. rlNANcIAL REvIEw.


NEw YORK Nay sSsenunsnt at tho sa of the wok showed
INFLUENCE Heing
threshold
impairment from the favorable character The ApI railroad
teaufp the market reaching
April
OPENING PRICES American sugar ss ~ Reading S' up Now
steel 9m N american Wooden s2 Allied Chemical tsH Penn
up Ngsdcn Republic Tan
mefean ~ baldwin 9fll;
-,
American Iolenhone y Telegraph A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
New Denny Regrade
Building Finished

scoitPoor, Inc. reports tho com,
pleiion Of new store building a,
.sis 10 ssi7 Fourth ave. the flrs,
OF number OF projected store
buildings 20 DO completed In tho
Denny Hili rcgrade district. A fca.
'ure OF tho building 10 that u con.
,aina IL fireproot garages In the
rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
YOUR SHOES

Foreign countries sold Uncle sam
5s.a.s.bos pounds OF hides and slSins
during January for siA5ss.s5S. or
lsau than g cents pound. Just wait
until you buy these hides back In the
shape Of shoes, They won't he Is
cents pound. Great Britain was
the main source OF supply Of sole
leather. Canada Of upper leather and
patents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Meetings

The Seattle Advertising club will
meet Tuesday noon in tho Masonic
club rooms. Professor Edmond s..
Menny and Montgomery Lynch win
be the guests OF the meeting, and
VIII explain the pageant "Ameri.
causs," Of which they are the co.
authors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
TRADE TERMS
CHARTER BONDS

Charter bonds are the United
States government bonds required by
Law 70 be deposited with the treas
urcr OF the United States before n
certificate OF authority viii be issued
Tor a bank 10 begin business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Chicago Car Lots
satnrday's Quotations
Furnished By Logan = Bryan
$40 second Ave. Seattle
Denver Live Stock


DFFUfTHy v VWvtHFF"f7F
Csttle--f2seefpta. 80. Market steady.
steers. si89.7s: COWS and hclfers. 81 50
90. storksrs and feeders. isW7sas
calves. f.s90isso.
Hogs--Rscslpts 20 Market steady Top,
s7.ss: bulk. i7a7.ssg pigs. ;Ses.te.
sbeep-Reeefp.s. s.se9. Market STEADY.
Spring lambs, tiIsoets.fs: ewes. ss.so
Gi7.5o; clipped iamhs. ,is7S0t1ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Weather Bureau Report

TAToOXit ISLAND. May sf-k A. ~
fiaromstss rising. rain. wind north
pssi. four miles sn hour Passed In. ctr
Gsgidsn, 81 $50 a, M. str Rsguius. AZ
q M. Passed out. two.msst freight
Or. yellow stack. At ,.30 q, M; ctr Capt.
A. =. Lseas. al $40 q. m. a email three
mas, steamer. yellow stack. letter HMa
en- stack. al fs.e q m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Alaska Vessels

Petersburg May s5-saiIed. str Al.
mirst Watson. southbound. AT ZOOS a. M.
KctehIkan--Mhy 25-- Sailed. str Ad-
mifsi Rogers sou,hhound. at a. M: H,r
Queen northbound. At s p. m: str North
western. southbowd. at : y. nj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Business Changes

Pacific Lumber & Shingle com.
pany have rented rooms s327.2o
White-Henry.Stuat building and
will move from the crary building
juno LIST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Fries Paid 10 shipper,
DAIRY PROJECTS
POULTRY IND MEATS
Prices Paid By Wholesale Dealer,
Ia -hlun<-rx
VEGETABLES
ta.l... ST. aaN..f-a- 49,

Bfoiiers--IeEharus. per 10. . -
Rocks ard Reds. ~. ... %
csPona Live, fat. per ~. .,.. "a
Fancy. q. p ..t..s......s.4 ne
Hens. y lbs aud pp....... -
Medium. Hive. Is to 81 Ibs.. "a
Live. light. 20 80 lbs.... ,ts
Fancy dry picked cents above
live.
cee-e--Livs. fat. 10 IL ihs .fs
belgian Hsres--l 10, aud up. ~
Turkeys Fancy q. D.. k.l5 ms. "a
Live. fat. per 10. ..,.... 90
Isoo-trrs--old. live. per n. 80. 90
Hogs
Choice. light .a........A ~
Veal
Fancy. light. ..........,.. IL
Medium. light, .t.s..... ion ~
Fancy. heavy. 10000 lbs. .io9 III
Medium. heavy. 10000 lbs .oT1 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
MAY. GRAIN AND IEEn

Timothy First grade ,.....IS.0o4fet on
Timothy iiny--D, g. ....4..,ip.00f1s " az
Alfalfa Hay---Flrst Grade .,..i7.0ogto 90
straw sstss.tsF4sssftssf I 0Off ~ 0b
Barley Whole feed, zoos lam
Rolled and ground. S0's-i00a AZ 90
Torn Mnole, yelpW, l2oH s..,...,,.4 1890
Cracked ana lccd inoal, 1908 5000
os,s Wnole ieed. lVos .,'s.s.,,i70
Holleh ann stVuhh' 'VH-sOS 's..,.ip00
hproutlnE, lVvh go. ''.,t.'' ..'...5t 400
wheat -ltecloaned feed, i25's 10 90
Ah-ufnin ,""pe.NV's commonwealth
Chick Mash zoos, with u. M..., '05 90
Growing Mash zoos, no ~. NJ. ..,,Co 90
Egg Mssl, io0'a no u, NJ .,,a.,t.6i,0 90
Scratch IreJ zoos ,.....,...,,...,6i.Oo
wbeat--- Mixed feed, tO's.u.,..u...ae.Oo
Cocoanui Meal .n.,...,......,..,. gi,oo
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Chicago Board of Trade
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

saturdays Quotations
,uEsr-Ftrmrr. EaW. 1855. refined.
firmsr. .raaulktsd. f3.Ts0s.se.
Coffee-No. Rio spot, Use ID No. 4
Santos. 1875 9 lie 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28

.afuTuAJs Vbothtious
Butter--49f7 &c 10.
Exxs-sz D 3sc doz.
Cbeese--.3 6 5ie ID.
Hens-s0G &c ID.
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POULTRY AND MEATS

Ducks Dressed, per 10. . a.
Hens-- Dressed. heavy ...... .sf1 AZ
Dressed. light ........ %
Live. heavy. 10. ...... 40
Live, ilRht. II. .a....... ed
DroiIers-ias5. per ~. ..... seq as
Geese Dressed. per 10. ... 40
Turkeys Fancy. dressed .... .toa AZ
Live. fancy. 10. ..,4....... as
Belgian Iiascs--f.iye. per 10. 49,. II
Dressed. per ID, .......4.... as
oows--gountry. dressed, ih.',. CSC 10
iiogs-f ahey. block ''.s.... lao .1sS
Veal Fancy. light .......... .fsa II
Heavy. coarah s.s........... oofe 10
Medium, dressed ...4....... lin IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
LIVE STOCK
V'NNh
Quotations nj stockyards
FLOUR AND SUGAR
Mhnletnlr I,rlrc.

IIour--Blnnds locals iD'a, bb. s,o
Blends. local, bales. ....s.,. .s0
Art, iornl, ~ ppI''''''''' 500
M, lVcp, pnleH' - ''''f''' i5O
Beet pcr rWt ,....,... IA AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
MONDAY
NAY "a

NAY "a
first High Tide
9fii a. II III q
flrst Low Tide
sstt A. n. Ill n
-espad nigh Tide
tfie , M tt.a n.
-reend Low Tide
.s;si D N 80 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO, May s5.--Cash whcat--No.
= hard, fi.2v.
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tt rspAy
MAY 20
LIr.I HIM II

firsl fiiGh Tide
ass a. M iae n.
First Low Tide
1891 = m. -5o n.
second High Tide
SOS p m. if.s n.
second Los Tide
Iie.s4 . No. 50 r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Liberty Bonds

Saturdays Quotations
Furnished By Logan a Brynn
Eft A<eauI Ave- a~alfla
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Winnipeg Grain
MINNEAPOLIS Grain
Saturdays Quotations
Furnished b. Logan q iiryan
40 a4oond Ave. heallla
Price Range for The Week
Furnished by James Mncfariano a. Co.
BiI Second Ave.

FfI'r ThnEc Tor Tho Wfek
Furnished by James MacfarInne & Go
III Second Ave.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-05-24
NOTICE OF TAX SALE.
State of Wisconsin
County of Kenosha 8:

County of Kenosha IS
Notice is hereby given that SO much
of each parcel Of land, city or village
lot da@@sbed in the following list, as
may be necessary for that purpose, will
on the second Tuesday, being the 18th
day of June, A. D. 1923, and next sue
ceeding days thereafter, be sold by the
undersigned County Treasurer or his
deputy, of said county, at public auc-
tion at the Office of the COUNTY
TREASURER, Court House, in the City
of Kenosha, of said county, city and
state, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the de-
linquent taxes of 1922, as returned to
me by the treasurers of che several
towns and the treasurer Of The City Of
Kenosha, according to law.s
Given under my hand and at my
Office in the City of Kenosha this 23rd
day of April, 1923.
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Anna Regh--W 70 #, more or less, of lot
l and w 10 fit, more or less, of the n IS
t Of lot 2, blk II, S "a, Sec IS, T 2,
R. 22-S155.11.
VIM. P. and Geo. D. Barry-Lot / and N
4 # of lot 2, blk IA, E II, Sec So, 7 2.
R 22-S321 49,
Christ Nelson's IS # of lot and N IA
It Ct lot z, blk IA, S u. Sec SO, T ?,
R 22-SI0e.36
Dominiek Console and Wife 4Com As # E
Of w cor Of blk, thence N 100 #, E 391a
#, 100 #, w to beg, lots and 8, blk IA,
2 Il, Sec So, T 2, r 22-sSO.82
Eugene Lammachia-S 20 # of lot and
T 2, R 22-s52816.
Carl Malm-Com at N w cor lot 8, thence
s 199 #, Nelly 148 #, N Is #, w so it,
n 100 #, w "A fl to beg, lots 2 and 8, blk
II, S E Il Sec So, It 2, R 22-S491.57.
BENZ. Ponzio and Wife so Fl. of N 50 #
of lot and E so # of lot 10, blk IS, E
u, Sec Sc, 7 2, R 22-S569.S4.
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Minnie Szyperek-Lot 9, blk 6, S " 4.
Sec 30. T 2, R 28-s44.7S.
End of KenOsha Land & Improvement Co.'S
Subdivision Known as n. KenOsha.
North Kenosha-Part of Blk of
Trustees Subdivision.
Sam Walche-Lot 6, blk II, n W L, Sec
So 7 ,. R 28-S89. 40
Sam WaIche-Lot z, blk II, n W Il, Sec
So ,. R 23-s16.89
Sam Walche-Lot s, blk II, n W 4, Sec
so, >, r 23-sI6.S9.
Sam Walche-Lot 9. blk Il. n W Il. Sec
so, T 2. R 23-s16.S9.
Sam Walche-Lot 10, blk II. n " 4. See
80, 2, R 23-S16.S9.,
End Of Nil, Eo-,nsE,n-T1 nrt % I'll . e
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(Gontinue5 IN psc- -
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End Of Fisk's western Addition.

<AuAAtAoAs
Natalie D. Angelo-E Of lot J. blk /,
S w Il, Sec 81, 7 2, R 23-Sl 1904.
A Lundquist-Lots 2 and 4, blk l, S W
u, Sec 81, T 2, R 23-$572.96.
Mrs. c. Grant Est.-Lots 3 and 5, blk 2,
S w Il, Sec 81. T 2, R 28-S199.21.
Michael Grotsky-W 50 # of lot II and
lot 10. blk 4, w u, Sec 81, T 2, R %
-S5O6,13
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Jessie warner-Lot 81. Sec II. 1.R q
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FIsks Western Addition.
Anna M. P. Kruger-Com at S cor of
lot 8, thence N 125 #, w So #, S 125 #.
E So # to beg, blk u, S W 4, Sec 81, 2,
r 23-$256.7I.
Max Ladewig at point on E line
of blk, 800 # N of cor, thence WHY
parallel with S line of blk, 1872 fit, My on
w line of lot s, So it, Ely parallel with S
line of blk, 1872 fit, SLY So #, more or less,
to beg, blk is, w Ii, Sec 81, T 2, R %
-$125 Is.
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Fritz Kaiser and Wife-Lot 10, N E 4,
Sec 1, l, r 22-s89.64.
Hrant G. Antaramian-Lot II, E Il,
Sec 1, T l, r 22--$831.03.
T 1, R 22-$22.42.
W. M. Burke. Inc.-Lot IS. E a, Sec l,
T l, R 22-S22.42.
w. M. Burke. Inc.-Lot 81, N E 4, Sec l.
Walter " Burke, inc.-N so # of lot 25 and
" II # of N so # of lot 26, N E Il. Sec l,
Adoiph Yungton-Lot SO. N E u, Sec 1.
VI. N. Burke, inc.-Lot A. NE q. Sec 1.
T l, R 22-S20. 08.
W. M. Burke, Inc-Lot As. N f a, Sec 1.
7 /. r 22-S22.7e.
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End of Bain's Subdivision.
H. L. BulIamore's Subdivision.

Edith NJ Scheibe and Husband-Lot 80, S !
w u, Sec 36, 2, R 22-s193.4S.
Joe Schabowsky-Lot 100, S w Il. Sec IS, |
Chas. E. Turnock-Lot 100, S W Il. Sec
So, 7 2, r 22-S75.28
End of H l. RuIlamnre,s Subdivision
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William Schilling-Lot y, S z Il, Sec
7 I, r 22-SSI so.

Mary Harris-Com at point which is 1872
# w Of E line Of Superior St. and 564 #
S Of center line of Salem Ave, said point
being the w line of certain alley extend
ing through the 4 sec, thence 48 #,
W-157 #, n % #. E 157 fl to beg, S 2 Il.
Sec L T z 22-S129T
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NINTH WARD.

Kenosha Realty Co.'s First Addition.
James Jensen-Lot 8; also commencing at
the " cor of lot II, thence S fit, E 81
#, 35 #, z 40 #. N 40 #, w 124 fit to
beg, lots 9 and IL, N e Il, Sec 1, T l,
R 22-$254.03.
Chas. V. Eades-W GO # of lot %, N EA,
Sec !, l, R 22-$1O2. 10.
End of KenOshe Realty Co.'s First Addition.
Pennefeather's Western Addition.
Paul Mayhak and Wife-W II # of lot 8,
except the 40 it, lot 6, except the S 40 #,
lots and 6. blk 2, N E "a, Sec l, T /,
r 22-$124.53.
End of Pennefeather Western Addition.
Anna Schrnidt-Com eft w of W cor
of Elizabeth and Charles ST., thence w 40 #,
S 1870 #, E 40 #. N to beg, N E "a, Sec /,
T /, r 22-$144.56.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-17

oage, it will be read by increasing numbers
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advertised. This Basement Page tells O
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Of daily in the newspapers.
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The cyan Raalte" is guarantee of superiority
of quality and of styles de luxe See the exquisite lace
and clocked" hose in the new autumnwinter shades,
also black. Regular and extra sizes.
If Selected for Later Christmas Presents, Will
Be Suitably Boxed. Observation-Disclosures Store
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J of tomorrows. features While crowded

! and more are reading of and ASKING tor those
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So with our Anniversary Sale. Values, tt

les, the best of forty-six years, are being told
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DRESSES

About . 800 of
t h g Sc heavy
Canton Satin
a n d ORE t
Twill Dresses,
in plaids and
C o m b i n a.
tons; some are
$19.75 Dresses
at $1H46.
Basement Store.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING
January 81



Children born on this date and
under the sign OF Aquarius, should
be taught punctuality and the ne
cess.ty OF keeping promises. They
are very easily swayed by those
about them. They are finely organ
lied and possess the faculty OF
pleasing; when opposed or unkind-
Is treated. they become cruel. re-
lentless and antagonistic.
The planet which sways these
kiddies is Uranus. ana the astral
color which are theirs by right OF
birth are blue. pink and nile-green.
These children will be high strung
and fine tempered. hut less robust
their domestic life will likely
he interesting and full OF sur
prises on account Of the quick in
spirations OF those persons.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
SCOTT PAPER COMPANY.

SCOTT FAfEH lOMfAN1,
Chester. Pa
Capitalization as OF December 81
1892. per cent. Cumulative Sinking
Fund Preferred Stock.
Authorized ........Si. .25o. 900
Outstanding ..-.............t 81, 250, 600. 0l
Common stock (no par value.
$1,000 shares).
Surplus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.07i.2i1. "A
Net worth ..................S S2,52i. .2ii.73
The Board OF Directors. AZ q meeting
held January Is 1923. declared the hrst
regular quarterly dividend Of ia per
cent, one dollar and seventy five cents
(sf.75) per share on the per cent. Cum %
ulatlVe Sinking Fund Preferred Stock
Of the corporation, payable February T.,
1923, to all stockholders Of record at the
close OF business January 20. 1898
Checks win be mailed from Chester, Pa,
February ]. 1923.
Holders OF Scott Paper Company Z
per cent. Cumulative Preferred stock
certificates. which were issued by the
predecessor Of the present corporation.
may participate In the above dividend
upon surrender TO the Treasurer. Of
their certificates indorsed for cancel'a-
tion and exchange. par FOR par into the
new stock
All div idends on the Preferred Stock
Of this corporation and its predcccs-
sors have been carmel to date and paid
when due. without any exceptions.
EDW. ;. WAGNER.
}an2i-sl. Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31
BUS. OPPORTUNITY WANTED.

A MAN with good business experience.
wants TO buy a good running business
or TO invest five thousand or more with
services, in good running business.
Address W-l9, Evening Journal Office.
jan5eod -2m.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31
WHITELABORERS

For track work. 3612 cents per
hour. Out of town. Apply
Baggage Room, Baltimore &
Ohio r. r., Delaware Ave. &
dupont St.
farGf-ff
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MONEY TO LOAN.
LOANS

LOANS. $50 to $1,000. one year or less.
weekly payment plan: no chattels, no
nawns. no salary assignment; character
and earning power the basis Of credit.
WILMINGTON MORRIS PLAN BANK.
900 Shipley Street.
open Tuesday Evenings Until O'Clock
ian9-im.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31
PROFESSIONAL

TAYLOR NJ. LEwIs-Foot specialist
713 ". Seventh st. Phone 30s5.
jan2I-im.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31

YOUNG MEN-Four young hustlers to
take orders on regular routes. with
manager; experience unnecessary. We
show you how: $40 10 start salary
and commission. Apply 10 Mr.. Holt, 7is
French ST. Jan793t.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31

THE TRANsO ENVELOPE CON-
= PANY OF CHICAGO. EXCLUSIVE
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
FAMOUS ONE PIECE TRANSO-
ENVELOPE HAVE An OPENING
FOR A CONSCIENTIOUS AND
TRUSTWORTHY REPRESENT
ATTVE FOR THE WILMINGTON
AND SURROUNDING TERRI
TORY. PREVIOUS SALES En-
: PERTENCE Is NOT ESSENTIAL
AS MANY MEN EArPLOYED IN
OFFICES HAVE SALES ABILITY
But TO WHOM THE OPPOR-
TUNTTY OF DEMONSTRATING
THEIR QUALIFICATIONS HAS
NEVER BEEN PRESENTED.
TO 4 MAN WITH A CLEAN
RECORD AND A SINCERE DE-
SIRE TO PLACE HIMSELF ~
4 POSITION WHERE HE CAN
BUILD UP A PERMANT BUSi-
NESS. AND AN ASSURED FL
TCRE. LIMITED ONLY BY
HIS ABILITY AND WILLING
NESS TO WORK. WE OFFER
AN ESTABLISHED TRADE
WITH EXCLUSIVE PROTECT
ION. APPLY WEDNESDAY IN
PERSON TO S. A. BRUNWASSER
SALESMANAGER, DU PoNT
HOTEL
'Jan3i-it
Evening journal., 1923-01-31
SALESMAN WANTED

Young. aggressive man OF good char
acter, wanted to associate himself as
district manager with a Well-known
mems clothing manufacturer. selling
direct TO consumer through local
offices in each city. Must be able 10
make and hold friends. Every suit is
guaranteed TO please customer or money
Is refunded Instantly Only district
managers wanted who have enough
ability 10 make at least s3, 800 a year
with us. Apply NJ. A. stein. Hotel
7iuPont. 1880 TO $50 O'Clock. Thursday
ian3i-it.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31

M YOU WANT TO SELL YoUR
Clothes, call up ISAAC GIBBS. $50
French street. ID & a. Phone No 2e95.
and he will call far them Julyi-tf.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31
LOST

rubber bands. lost on Saturday, in
going from Market street, between
Eighth and Ninth, TO Nobis Cafeteria,
to sos Shlpley ST. Liberal reward II re-
turned to News journal Office. ian2s-3t.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31
PRIVATE SALE

PRIVATE sALE-Jauuary 81 and
February /; Kiair Bazaar. 30 head
good young. sound horses, from 1000 %
1900 pounds Sold on a weeks trial.
come and look them over
KIAA1R & HoLLINGSwoRTH
jan3l-2t-
Evening journal., 1923-01-31
NOTICES

ANTHONY FERRARA. formerly Of the
American Barber shop. 400 Market
street. Is now located at 6. +. Corner
Fourth and Shipley streets. He will be
very glad 20 meet some Of his old pa
irons az his new place Of business.
Jan4-lm.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31

WOOD WILSON wires your house
without breaking your floors. plaster
or nocketbook. Phone 1854. $500 Van
Buren 81. augl2-lyr.
Evening journal., 1923-01-31

SALESMAN-To sell nationally known
Liberty Metal Polish in Wilmington and
surroundings. Salary and commission
Write. Dept. H., Scranton Chemical Co..
Scranton, Pa. jan30-3t.