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The Washington times., 1923-02-13
Negro Grand Opera Is
Planned For
New York
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.

NEW YORK, Feb. 49,
Negro grand opera is to be
produced in New York next
fall. Negro rhythm and har-
mony-made famous in the
Barber Shop Chords" is to be
perfected and commercialized
by the Negro Grand Opera
Company, Inc, which will pro-
duce an opera embracing the
weird mysticism and voodoo
worship of the old Southern
plantation negroes.
H. Lawrence Freeman, negro
composer, has written the first
opera of the company, called
"Voodoo," which deals with
plantation life of civil war
days. A company of seventy
five actors with a forty-piece
orchestra will constitute the
performers.
The audience will observe
"Jim Grow" customs, the
negroe patrons being seated in
one section of the theater and
the white patrons in another.
The stage director will be the
only white man in the outfit.
The Washington times., 1923-02-13

drag one foot after the other, and af-
ter taking six bottles Of the Vegetable
Compound / felt like a new woman.
Inow do all my housework, also wash
ing and ironing, and do not know what
real trouble is. My health is fine, and
/ weigh lao pounds. When / started
takin it / weighed 81 pounds. i gladly
recommend L ydiaE. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound to any one who is
suffering from female trouble or is
run down. You may use this testimo-
nial for am only too gladto let suf-
fering women know what the Vege-
table Compound did for me. Mrs.
IDA HEWITT, 1929 Penna. Ave. S. E.,
Washington, DC.
Such letters from women in every
section Of this country prove beyond
question the merit of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
The Washington times., 1923-02-13

Several clubs already have made APP
plication for reservations, and this
feature promises to be a pronounced
success.
The cellar will contain the heating
and refrigerating plants and a spa
cious garage. The garage portion
Is Theoretically sealed with double
concrete wall from the refrigerating
plant and from the market overhead
to prevent even the slightest odor
from penetrating to the food sup
plies.
The Washington times., 1923-02-13
Fire DESTROYS 70 Autos.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The ex-
plosion of an oil lamp in Sleeps
head Bay, Brooklyn, today started
a fire, and seventy automobiles
were DESTROYED.
The Washington times., 1923-02-13

from an operation
which a physician
said I would have
to have for a very
bad case of female
trouble. My sys.
tenn was all ft1l1=
downfortwoyears
after my little girl
was born. Then I
read of your won
derful medicine
and decided to try
If. / could hardly
The Washington times., 1923-02-13
FOR ECZEMA TORTURE
Use Antispetic Liquid Fem,

Use Antispetic Liquid Zemo
There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and
relieve skin irritation, and that
makes the skin soft. clear and
healthy.
Any druggist can supply you
with Zemo. which generally over.
comes skin diseases. Eczema, Itch,
Pimples, Rashes, BlAckheads, in
most cases give way to Zemo. FIRE.
quently, minor blemishes disappear
overnight. Itching usually stops
instantly. Zemo is safe, anti.
septic liquid, clean, easy to use
and dependable. 1t costs only S5c;
an extra large bottle. $1,00. 1t is
positively safe for tender, sensitive
skins.
The Washington times., 1923-02-13
Check This List Of
PURITY DRUGS
- ~ q


Aromatic Sptrlts Of Ammonia, 8 Oh. SOC
Cod LiUer Oil, pint. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. $50
, Creo-Terpin, 8 or. Csc
DobelPs Solution, pint .,,,~~.,.,.,.I 5c
Essence Peppermint, 2 az, Csc
Tincture Iodine, 3 Observation-Disclosures 4c
Castor Oil (best grade) oz..,, .15c
Camphorated Oil, 3 ez..,,--..,..--.. Csc
Vanilla Extract, oz.....,...,-,-. Csc
/, Essence Pepsin, 4 o.. Csc
Liquid Soda Mint, pint ....-.-~.... l5c
Lime Water, pint. .....,...,,,....I 5c
ChIoroforn1 Liniment, 3 o.. Use
Water White Mineral Oil, pint. SOC
Sweet Spirits NEer, 2 o.. .25c
The Washington times., 1923-02-13
Check This List of
Den6ff'icec9
'''''''''''''1. =-=-11S''C'1@
At Genuine Savings

,,,, ChlOredixo Tooth Paste, ,,.,,,..,,, $50
Wv, Pepsodent Tooth Paste, ,,,,,,..-...,. $50
,.., Pebeco Tooth Paste, ,,,,,~,,,,.,,.,, 3Sc
,,,, .COlgate's Tooth Paste, ,,,~-.,,,,.,, use
W.. Coo Forhan's Tooth Paste r~,-...,,, $50
go, Listerine Tooth Paste, ,.,,...4..,, .2Ic
~, kOlynos Tooth Paste. 19c
Wv, Kali Pheno Tooth Paste ...-....,...21 c
.,,, CGr-MaO Toeth Paste. ............ $50
wv, FTO0ent0 oOtn E1SGe. .0Sc
so. Lyons Tooth PoGUder or Paste. 1Tc
,.,, M0g-Lac Tooth Paste. ..............5 SOC
0Oz00Ont 4O0EH EoStS' <oc
49,. Ideal Chlorate of Potash Tooth Paste. Csc
Euthyn1OL Tooth Paste '.............2 3c
The Washington times., 1923-02-13
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
Now Recommends Lydia
E.Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Washington, D. C.-"Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved me
The Washington times., 1923-02-13
WOMEN! DYE
! WORN FADED
! THINGS NEW

Each 15.cent package of ''Dia.
mond Dyes contains directions so
simple any woman can dye or tint
her old, worn, faded things new,
even if she has never dyed before.
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind
then perfect home dyeing is guar
anteed Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to
dye is wool or silk, or whether 1t
is linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
Diamond Dyes never streak, spot,
fade, or run.
The Washington times., 1923-02-13

together. a. one passenger ex-
pressed It.
The Washington times., 1923-02-13

CARDINAL DAUGHERTY
RETURNS FROM TOUR
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Cardinal
Dennis J. Daugherty, of Philadel-
The Washington times., 1923-02-13
At Peoples You'll Find Dependable Drug Store
| Merchandise at Remarkably Lou Prices!
Check This List Of
eA#tBBa6EssEs3at1gl'..
Priced Lou

-. Father Johns Medicine .49c, 89c
-. 6Oc California Syrup Of Figs. 49,. .43c
-. 25c C0Tter's LiDer Pills. ..... .15c
-. 4Oc Flefcher's CGst0Tia. ............ .25c
-. Halls Cherry ExpectOrant .35c, 6Oc
Ca guaranteed remedy for coughs and coIdA
-. Glycothymolire. !. !. ........ .23c, 45c, 69c
-. HiIps Cascaya Quinine ............. .2Ic
-. MenthOIntun1 .--.-.... Ale, 30c, zSc
-. VicRs Vaporub ..-s..@.-...,. ..... .25c
-. ManaoLa Tablets. .,..-..-.-.-....... z8c
80 MusteToLe. --Aa~ ~-~.-. &c, sc
%. /. Natures Remedy. --........... .21c, 45c
-. NutT0 Vim. .$4sz0
(The great building tonic wine)
@4UV 0nG0C . . . . ehs - . ts . 0SG
-. HypO Cod, 80c; 3 for. .-s,..-......$2 $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
atG.
ftrst low lido
Eii a. N IL n.
first High Tide
:E5 .. NJ ss n.
Second Low Tide
i.is . m ~ q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
WILL INCREASE
GRAPE GROWING
Island Belle Union Opens
Seattle Headquarters

Grape growing aa Puget Sound
industry h being brought into the
limelight by the Island Belle Grape
Growers union. which has opened an
office ln the Alaska building 90 bet.
ter care for the advancement ~ tho
industry. Tho association plans 10
dispense Information and 20 cooper
ate with new growers with the object
~ stimulating extensive vineyards in
the Southern rugo, Sound territory,
~ a recent meeting of tho asnoela.
ton. n. H. cuvait. Seattle manager
Of tho Pacific Fruit s Produce CO.,
pointed out that quantity production
would make Il possible Co ship ear
loads Of grapes TO outside markets,
but that now the local markets would
take good many times the present
yield Present production was only
one basket 30 every IS people ia
Western Washington alone.
II was pointed out that tho big
possibility OF thr Island Belle grape
In the fact that u IL an off-seaaon
product When the Island Belle ia
fipo there IA not another grape Of a
similar kind 10 be had Ia any market
In The country. ana Il could DO
shipped 10 different points 81 the
.ntfsd afnFss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug G.-The out.
standing feature Ok the building In.
duniry thruout tho United States Al
ihe present Time IN pronounced
tendency toward stabilized prices. nc.
cordInE 70 =. ". strnus. president Of
\. W. atraua a Co. who in "a state.
ment yesterday said;
During the last 80 days nuctua.
TONS IN building costs have been
negligible, There have. n course.
been advances and reeessiona here
and there as the result Of local con.
ditions. but tho underlying tendencies
have been toward stability in costs.
This important development may be
taken ~ an indication that tho Rciiyi,
tics OF the industry viii continue on
an even keel for some time. Rapid
fluctuations Ia building prices add 70
the perple1ity Of prospective build.
cra and Il wiil be greatly 10 the nd.
vantage OF all concerned 20 have con.
ditions continue along the same lines
that now exist.
while there have been some re.
SESSIONS in prices. which. during the
month o. June amounted 20 per
cent for the average Of all building
materials, there ia no likelihood that
costs will come down 10 any ap-
nreeiable extent This Is true largely
because the shortage OF buildings ~
10 widespread and there Is no much
potential construction work in the
country that pronounced cost de-.
ercasea would Immediately bring
about abnormal building activity
which. thru the processes OF compe.
ti,ion. would again force up the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
Yakima Peaches to
Be Shipped to Elks

YAKIMA, Aug Golden
peaches, OF the Yakima valleys best,
are to be presented TO all Elks who
attend the annual meeting OF the
state Elis' association, which win
be held at Everett beginning August
10. Arrangements TO distribute tho
fruit, 500 boxes in all. as gift from
the Yakiam Elks' lodge and n re.
minder of the charms and possibt!.
ties OF the Yakima valley. have been
made by the trustees OF tho lodge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
Financial Flashes
rom James Maefariane / Go
Sill Second Ave.

Twenty railroad stocks average
ISIS. n decline OF so: 20 Industrial
stocks average s5.2O. a decline Of l.
Bradstreet's review refers 10 quiet.
ness IN trade.
Among favorable Developments
now entering in the situation was
the statement Of New York Fed.
eraI Reserve bank showing In.
crease over $4,000. 900 In bills
discounted.
Canadian Pacific reports fourth
week OF July gross income OF s.. COS.
coo. an increase OF 100000.
Bankers. brokers and indus.
trial leaders turnout the country
expressed confidence in the sue.
esssor Of President Harding. and
the belief Is strongly held that no
radical change win come in the
administration. Opinion II also
as unanimous that President
Coolidge has already shown his
fitness for calm, sane and very
capable leadership.
An additional issue Of Sc. 500 900 OF
bonds by tho General Electric Co.
Employees Securities Co. which pays
per cent so long as the original
holder remains an employe Of the
company. was announced recently.
zinc Is 81 a ton lower than Thurs
lsv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
Arrivals and Departures

AERfyED-AuE. Str ~ aeEundo
from Richmond. via Foiet Wells. at kika
a. M. str sachssu from Hamburg. via
Antwerp. Baihca, San Pedro and Ban
Francisco, at $40 .. m,. ktr CinusSua
from New York. via balboa Han Pedro.
San Francisco and Portland. al Z a. M
str Admiral FarrAEut from San Fran.
cisco. at 7.ao a M! str II. u. Alexander
from Gan Pedro via Han Francisco, al
noon. ctr Banta Inca from San Pedro.
VIA Tacoma. az 7ts n. IN. Aug. Str
Alaska from Seward. via Cordoxa. La.
touche and Kctrhikan. At 1850 y. tn. str
RanenfIotd from CHRISTIANS. Via London
Glasgow. balboa, nan Pedro, San Fran
cislon, Portland and drayk Hsrbor. At 10
y. M. str Knight Companion from Liv-
stpool. via Balboa and Vancouver. II. O..
.at lstts .. nv. str Montana from New
York, via Bostnn. baltimore, balboa
Ban PEDRO, San Francisco and Portland
at psi# y. M str Niraiuian from Ham.
burg. via BOSTON. New York. balboa, Ban
Pedro and San Francisco. at stls p. M.
str sllyerHdo from Nan Francisco. al ii,ao
D. m. ctr Charles L. Mccormick from
New York, via Balboa San Pedro. San
Francisco aud Portland, ut Z a. m. str
Arabia Msru from Tacoma, Via vRneou-
yer, y. g., at $40 a IN.
sAILED--Aug. G--str President Grant
for Manila. Via Yokohama, Kobe, Shang-
hal and HongkonK. mt II a. m. ntr
Point judith for Tacoma, nj S;t5 q, m. :
str NcyadHn for Tacoma. at 5:iS n, m,
Aug h--Str X !. Luckenbach for nos.
ton. Via Tacoma, Bolllngham. San Fran.
cisco. san Pedro Balboa and New York
az ts35 o. m. str Admiral Rodmnn for
Port Angeles, NJ y. m. Aug. Str
Eastern Gale for Valparaiso. Via Grnys
llnrbor. San Francisco. san Pedro. Africa
Callao and AntofoEasta, ut S;i0 y. m, o.
81 n Boxer for Point HarrowH nj 1910
.. M; str wcst 1son FOR Grnys Harbor.
at ) y. M mtr George Washington for
Chrlstinna, Via San Francisco, San
Pedro, Balboa, LONDON, HUI. Leith and
Antwerp. ut es0 p m. str Fred Bax-
ter for San Pedro via San Francisco. Mt
9 y. M. str j. c. Kirkpatrick for San
Pedro, Mt y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
Public Markets
SANITARY

stall a.. TeaEarden strawberry and
raspberry preserves sac 10: blackberry.
SIC ~: Jams. jeilics sc: nut mArgar-
Inc. .ar NJ: home made mayonnaise, tsc
N. stalls 74-sk-sT. l III. bulk Hills cof-
,os use: Marcia oil. pt- CSC. at. &c.
b gal. aec. gal. ti.7s; Ghirsrdeiirs choc-
olate. / 10. csc. ; lbs. sac; large boxes
matches. sscs 5 dox- Happy Home jar
rlnss &c. stalls ai-ss. skinned sole. iSc:
silver Smeiis, zoe; kippercd salmon. -ec'
genuine sole. sac. Stalls SIS. nut margar-
inc soc N. Red Rock butter. &c Stalls
R.is-is. nice tomatoes, 1sc n, : ios
age. home grown corn. for isc, for
sc; new potatoes, ms sc; fancy let
taee. i0c. csc. fancy peaches. fec do--
CORNER
e..,, . 49,, roas, Zoe N /. veal rca.f.
a. ,ls,i ..so,. iellr choic. steak. iaiic:
80 s.n..srr ban,s ssiLe. lean bacon. .sc:
stalls s4-as Pike ST. pot roast. Sc. lamb
stew 70; lamb shoulder. Tsc. lamb
chops. isisc. liver. SC. Stalls 1882. best
butter 45c, ibs. si,tos creamery butter.
Sac; fresh eggs. sec; puilets, 2se; mlla
cheese. CSC. lbs s5c. Stalls ios-llo. soc
ran ROYAL baking powder. S5c; uneeds
biscuits, Sc; big cans tomatoes, 2sc:
ma. dried prunes. SIC: ; cans corn, ssc.
big can carnation mush. csc; small
cans milk, s5c. tail cans sardines. zee.
PIKE PLACE
e,,u ~ lbs best cane sugar, Use.
eau si hut,er 4sc 10; best prunes .
,,ss ~. raisins lbs. s5c: cheese. ssc
NJ corn. meas. tomatoes, cans sc.
c,a,, 10 nowdered SOAP. bulk. Sc, lbs
s Eau s,as 49, ms al : bars soap
go .nsria, black tea, 4sc 10: prunes,
e' NJ ese, catsnp isc. bottles ssc.
s,su 10 hnrs crystal white soap. &c:
Z hsrs polar White soap. CSC; sweet
-, Toe ner can, Bakery Girl flour
40 n, sae,, u. az. FISHERS Blend. s.: No.
; ,nr,atocs. los cas-, sez. S1.1a stall IS.
s ,N ~. snc m fresh black cod.
s : ~. go Stall ~. rbs. lard. ssc:
ss,nharssr and sausage, ioc 10. Stall
,s,' pi,se nj arcade sheiled walnuts.
hsia.. and pieces. ssc ib.; shelled Ill
,sr,s .se :, sheiled plgnoiia tpine nut
Sse N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
New York Deposits
Decrease for Week

NEW YORK. Aug. e.--Thc New
York weekly bank statement was as
follows:
Clearing house members average
leans increased ss55.ooo; demand dc.
posi;s decreased sc.s4s. 900: time de.
posts decreased t5.is3. 900. reserves
increased s2g.e5o: actual loans in.
creased fs.ss4.Ooo: demand deposits
increased 1874. 900; time deposits in.
creased s2.eT5,o 600; reserves decreased
si2. 400. $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
TRADE
is OPTIMISTIC
Slight Decline in Orders Is
Regarded as Seasonal

The hump IN building. which
nearly everybody was talking about
Is apparent IN the report u the com.
mon brick manufacturers Of the
country this month. but has not
reached serious proportions.
The gross orders on the books 30
days ago amounted 10 403. sgf 900.
while the orders reported In the cur.
rent issue are 395,447. 900. The pro.
dpction OF new brick FOR the month
toiaied l2s,oi2.00 and there was
moved from the plants ils.76l 900.
This leaves the quantity Of burned
and unburned brick in the plants ap.
proKimately the same as a month
ago.
The falling of in new business Is
most apparent In some Of the centers
that have been the busiest during
preceding months. In New York.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago, and eyens
In Southern California districts.
manufacturers. while well stocked
with old orders and running al fun
capacity. have reported that the vol.
ume Of new business coming into the
office has been considerably reduced
the preceding month.
On the other hand. come important
plants say that while they were
pessimistic 30 days ago they are
again optimistic. The condition is
generally viewed an sea sonal. and
while all admit that Il is possible that
The last six months OF 1929 viii not
pile up a volume In new construction
equal TO the first six months, this
still will be a banner year.
There Is stu much building TO lie
Gone. In the larger cities there is no
surplus Of housing. There Is an ex.
irene shortage OF schools and hospi.
tails and other public buildings.
The only price change during the
past months was downward trend
In some Of the highest markets. In
New England the highest price re.
ported In current reports was sci.
which IS 81 below the high water
mark OF the month previous. The
composite price Of brick. taking all
reports into consideration. Is Sass
per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
Joint Land Banks
Financing Farmers

NEW YORK. Aug 6,-American
farmers are now being properly
financed thru the Joint stock land
banking system. according 10 Guy
Huston. president OF the Chicago
Stock Land bank Mr.. Huston lis also
president OF tho American Assoela.
ton OF Joint stock Land banks.
The old style short term mortgage
has passed as an instrument Of
credit" declared Alr. Huston. I'm It's
place has come the Joint stock land
bank, which has brought code OF
ethics TO the farm loan business"
Tho Chicago Joint Land bank
stock. paying 10 per cent annual
dividends, Is being offered by bank.
ing group headed by II. +. DE Voc
& Co. Inc. and Russell Miller &
Carey. members of the New York
stock exchange. OF New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
PHILLIPS AND
MILLER SPEAK

Thursday evening. August 9. the
Seattle chapter OF the American In.
riltnis Of banking win hold It's first
forum dinner meeting OF the year al
the Hotel Gowman.
Dean Chester Arthur Phillips, Of
tho University OF Iowa. who is
noted writer. particularly on tho sub.
Ject Of bank credits, will talk on
Credits with reference TO the agri.
cultural situation in the Middle
West.
Dean stephen !. Miller, OF the Uni.
vcrslty Of Washington. VIII preside
at Tho meeting. which will be the last
opportunity for bankers 10 hear him
in Seattle. aa he leaves shortly for
New York city 20 take up his duties
a. national educational director Of
the American Institute az Banking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSE LOWER

CHICAGO. Aug Grain pfieea
closed lower on tho chirHEo board
II trade today Light trading fra-
tured the wheat market during the
short session today There was No
EXPORT business due 90 the riGHing
OF Liverpool markets la Observance
or hank holiday, Export huHl-
ness for the week showed dras-
tic falling Off Receipts at inter
mediate markets were heavy as
were supplies az larger trading
rentrrs,
Corn continued 90 weaken at
further receipt 10 beneficial rains
and cooler weather Cash pFcml-
umH and prices were stfoug
rallied and lost some ~ as early
gains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
ACT WILL AID
FARM CREDITS
Reserve Board Points Out
Financing Provisions

With tho approaching period Of
harvesting and movement of crops,
no federal reserve board Is calling
attention OF federal reserve agents to
added facilities for agricultural H.
aRncing made possible by Agrleul
ural Credits act Of 1898. the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce Is advised by
he Chamber OF Commerce Of the
United states. Washington, d. c.
A comparison OF previous Years
crops OF corn, wheat and cotton with
the July forecast this year and farm
prices on July l Of respective years
siscloses a slight reduction In tho
corn yield from last years total OF
two and enght.tenths billion bushels
with prices enhanced from g cents
20 Sc cents,
The July forecast OF winter
Sheat indicates slight change from
tho 1899 yield. with an expected re.
auction in the spring wheat crop Of
about 10000. 900 bushels. Increased
Weld OF 1000. 900 bales OF cotton with
a total OF l.50o, 900 is forecasted this
year. representing an increase OF 50
per cent over the aggregate value
last year,
Additional credit facilities noted by
he reserve board available 10 farm,
srs for marketing these crops. In.
siude an extension OF maximum ma.
lurity on agricultural paper eligible
for discount with reserve banks from
six 10 nine months. extension OF ma.
lurity on bankers acceptance for dis.
count or purchase by tho reserve
hank from three TO six months II
drawn for agricultural purposes and
secured by warehouse receipts, and
provision for discount OF paper OF
cooperative marketing associations
where the proceeds are lent TO mem.
hers 10 finance agricultural opera.
f,onS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
Foreign Trade

The United States bureau Of for.
slgn and domestic commerce has re.
ceiyed the following inquiries from
foreign firms which are in the mar.
kct fdT American goods. Full infor.
nation viii be given 20 American
firms on application to S. II. BIa.
lock. district manager Of the bureau,
Lowman building. Seattle:
ceylon--t73ssl Cutlery. lamps. ra.
zors. suit cases deather and canvas
towels. trunks, umbrellas.
Chile-t7356) Enamels. metallic OK.
ide; T410) dry kilns.
ChIna-t740sl Bamboo steel. butter,
candy in bottles. cobalt, oxide, iron,
wire galvanized, wire nails. raisins
toilet soaps: $3.50 fans telectrlc):
1855 generators tslectriel, motors
$50 b. p.l
Denmark-G399 Rice.
France-t73sD Condensed milk.
India--t7353) Automobile accesso.
ries. motorcycles dow price, bicycles
dow price,.
Italy-t740o) Persimmon and dog.
wood for shuttle blocks.
Japan-G372l Drills Cnand and
TWIST; 1865 ice.making machinery,
motion picture machines. phono.
graphs and records, radio receiving
sets, refrigerators.
Kenya Colony-741D Machinery
for packing butter.
Latvia--(73e5) Flour.
Mexico-t73S8 Machinery for max.
ing butts and bolts, iron. strip or
sheet for making butts, pe.making
machinery.
Poland-t73sO Fats. vegetable and
animal. rosin, technical greases.
Spain--t735S) Advertising novelties.
Observation-Disclosures, oak, rosin.
caustic soda, Southern yellow pine,
spruce, white pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
sEE MIG FORTUNE
IN DEVELOPMENT

The growing II grapes u. at pres.
ont, a very YOUNG industry. unable
even 90 absorb the demand of the Sc.
attic market alone II IL claimed.
however that there IL wide terri.
tory adapted to Erspc growing. The
association states tina, fully nothou
sand acres should readily be planted
10 grapes. and when this Ii accom-
piished. The southern Pugr; Sound
territory VIII have an Industry that
viii bring a net annual income Of
is,ooo.e0 600 TO The growers
AZ the annual meeting ~ tho nsso
citation Just held in Stadium. the
following officers were elected Adam
Eckort. president. Charles somcrs.
tr.. secretary. and ~ c. sui;cr. Ia
Wilson, Jacob wlnEeri. Knrollna
sund. W. II. Polk and Edgar j.
Wright. directors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-06
MOVEMENT OF POPULATIONS
Is STIMULATING BUILDING

In connection with the large
amount of construction which viii be
demanded within the next few years.
IL is TO be borne in mind that there
u not only "a very extensive building
shortage. but there are certain un.
uiiual changes taking place which
ntccssitaiss a greater building pro
gram than would be needed thru tho
normal increase Ia population. These
phenomena are:
1.-The movement OF rural popu.
laiiona 10 tho cities
1.-THE suburban movement In
most large cities as result Of the
development of the automobile and
good roads.
THE movement from the country
districts 10 thc city has been most IN.