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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
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BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

TIL, star invites It's rssderr 10 uso TIL,
department as an aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. Tho department IL
10 help In r.unitlng those who have been
srparatsd Those whose relatives or
friends mr., missing nro invited TO report
the disappearance directly To Tho Star.
Headers who mag know tho whereabouts
~ persons mentioned in this column ns
missing IRE requested also 10 report TO
Tho star. other newspapers nro invited
10 reproduce suoh items MS viii Interest
their readers,
Mrs. Mary Filaon, 1856 Empire
way. Seattle, would like 10 hear Of her
two nlecea, Bertha and Pearl John.
sion, last heard Of working on fruit
ranch near Wonutcheo.
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For Colds. Grin or Influenza

and as a Preventive. take Laxative
BRoMo QUININE Tablets A safe
and Proven Remedy. The box bears
the signature Of Z. W. Grove 30c
Advertisement
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Terminai-Pisr ii-sr west
Henshaw. Pier tp-str President Grant
Union OIL Cos Terminai-str Brookdais.
Bell Stree, Terminal-u. 81 3. Heather.
barge J. y. Peters
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrmlnai-str Al.
mirai ROGERS. Admiral Evans
Pier if-Stf Protcsiihua
Pier iiB-Ms Theo. Roosevelt
Pier fo-Htr Wabsna
I-Isr 1T. r. s. Boxer.
Pier Str cadaopsat.
Pier Str ~ Captain.
Pier 1-atrn Yukon. victoria
Pier Str Commercial Trader.
Pier A-Ms ChSs4arnba
Pier A-Htra Admiral Ftshoiaon. AdmI.
raj Dewey.
Pier D-strs II. P. Alexander. Admiral
reary.
Pacific coast Coal nuntsr,-U. & s.
Umatiila
Pss'fis Coast Engineering worhs-shlp
e. Paul
Z. 8 Shipping Board Moorlnss strs Do.
Pefe, Cgprum
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LITTLE EXPORT
OF GRAIN
Market Irregular at Close OF
Day; Wheat Rallies

G III 9 AGO. March es.-Grains
closed irregular on the local board
Of trade today
After making new lows on the
crop on all deliveries. wheat rallied
snEhtly when previous sellers took
70 the buying side, There also WAS
some Investment buying
No export business was marked.
Indicating the market Is atill out az
INC. bradstreetH worlds available
supply showed an Increase on over
100000 bushels
Corn received good local support
and rallied from the extreme low
u fractional over tho opening.
oats obtained some strength from
corn but closed lower
all daY.
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go .. m; afr Juriins from Tacoma, II
1880 p. M; str Alaska from Tacoma. AZ
1850 y. m.
sailed-aarch z5.-str Admiral Evans
Tor Alaska, AZ 10 q. ~. March 24-atr
Eidridge for Shanghai. az $40 p. M: ctr
jacob Iucksnbach FOR Mobile tia ports
- III =. m. str Giymoni FOR San
tfancisco Via Port Angeles. AZ $3.50 D
M str w. s. Porter for Avon. II 500
.. m. ctr Shear Mead FOR 0.aifs ,ts
ports. at sl2e y. m. afr tfsuri Nam To-
.okohama VIA ports. AZ 1915 a. m. str
admiral Dewey FOR Tacoma. q, 1915
n. m.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March 25-Foreian cx-
change opened irregular. sterling staa.
French francs. t0.osass lire. fae4aot
belgian. fo.ot2g; marks. ts0e. 600 e6o 900
Foreign exchange closed higher. Ster-
ling demand. i1s1-ie. up sis, francs
dcmsna. soesa7ts. lire. demand 80 cas-
10 teenois nelrian francs. demand
fe.ofass marks itee app. een. oea - Tho
dollar. Russian chcfvonetr. $50. tsri.
s0ii yen, ge,e0o
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Omaha Live Stock

cattle Receipts sopo. Tone of market.
steady YeafiinEs. f5uto.as: COWS and
helfsrH. i7.s08ii q: steers. t7.sea s.2s;
sioeksrs and feeders tsse6x5s. calves
iiaio.to; bulls and siaea. iIfsas
IioEs-R Receipts $1,000. Tone Of market.
slow and weak. Bulk. f14fii. top.
fTze
sheep Receipts. 1900. Tone Of market.
steady and strong. Yrariings. tsm
i1h0s Wcthera. t7.7sIIo.50. lambs
t1tafef0s ewes. f7Giis0.
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Portland Live Stock

aile Receipts. income. Market. steady.
Good Erade steers &7.7snS.7s. medium
10 good. ssa57s; common. sL7sss.
good bsT cows and hsifors se.so6
.se' medium. Fsus.se. cannors and
cutters. sLso9t25; bologna bulls. s.
ha' feeder steers ye.soG7. medium
aud choice calves. iaa fbs down. SO 20
Lse' lse % $50 ibs-. tsHiese. sec
lhs up. s5GS
tteg> Receipts. tNs. Market weak Ne
dium 20 choice. iso-efe his. SSnx.TS.
sea-asa iha. ls.5ehSi ESQ his on. s7a
esp. parkinE,. smooth heavy. xsa7:
ieuEh heavy, Sos. slaughter pigs.
'''4sai .4'; FEEDER plEs. Ss.7zg7.es.
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Arrivals and Departures

Nri'ed-Aareh 7s,--sir cIsu-eus from
View York via ports, 50 7.is a. m; ms
i'os Alamos from i.cs Angeles. stsa. m;
sir Ksrni; from Antwerp VIA ports. Al
$40 =. m; str wmhno from New York
Va port. - q m. ctr =. e. r. Dodd
from san Frascisco. 81 9 a. m. str Al
INITIAL Dewey from Tacoma via Fvsr.t,
- 1910 q. n March ss-str Profssiiau.
from Naooss-er ia Tacoma. A. n D m.
~ Frfsidsni Grant from Manila VIZ
ports. q; 40 p N. sfr rfdrIse. g.,
,tdfuIrn. a. stEe D. ~. ar csdd,,.,-.t,
$--- 80 Anssi,s ia s4u Fraaeisce. AZ
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Denver Live Stock

attle-RccoiptH 1853 Market. steady.
Beef steers sHato. cows and heIfets
fsHI-5a- calves. faGil SO. stockcrs and
feeders, t5.iRaS. bulls s1H6
Hog Receipts Ass. Market. ieHfEr
lower Ton. SEAS: bull siloa5.gs:
pigs Ssue
sheep Receipts. 1909 Market r-es-
poets csc lower Fat lambs. t1t 500
is,2e feeder lambs. flLtoH15. .eucs.
t8HtB
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FIRST BROILERS
ON MARKET
Local Egg Market Reported
Strong at Old Levels

Tho nta 1924 spring brollcu wore
appearing on the market Tneaday
morning which VIII dress % 81
pound or better There have been
previous ffoHngs, but they were
mainly tts that we're too light 70
be wanted
The loc1i eRg market opened
without change in quotation and
wus reported strong.
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connecticut street Termlnsi-sir Nsb,..

Connecticut Street TerminAi-sir Nebes-
ma
Atlantic street Termiuai-atr Kermit.
Stacy Street Terminnl-str Iowan.
King Winge- sehr Ruby. ms Anvil.
Hanfori street Terniual-str clnusrur
spokane Street Terminai-sf .WlIhiin
Duthiss-r. g. g. Connecticut
General Petroleum tcrminnl-str Cross
Keys.
Todd Dry pociis--schr Fanny Dutard
Drummond LdEhtcrage Co.-str Nsbrs..
kan.
Ames Terminal 60 -nhtn ". n. rlfst
Heffernsn's Dr. uock--Efr Rainier. s.b,-
John A.. ChaH ". wilson. airs prrron
RtHEwHr ana Curacao.
Tayior's Miii-Htr noaaIs Mahonsr.
Aisska Steamship MoorinFs-str ileichI-
kan.
Fort Biakeiev- So Tanaun
WinsloW Marine Halfway ffarfs rfsrho-.
srhfH Mindanno. Betsy Ross. Ens
sophie fhri1icus-n. Meteor and Alum
"a, hkins Anna comVn and Charles y
cfocker. hnrEes coauitiam Clty. oriff-
cen and Henry .ynlaTf
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices paid shippers

Daells-Liys. per 10. ....,,... n
Hroii~rs-if2t. per H. ...... 80
Capons-iAyo tat per ib...... "a
Fancy q. p ssts+ssss.s.-ss. ~
Hens Live. Z lbs aud up.... ~
Medium. live. rs 10 - lbs IL
Light. I've . % ~ lba.... .is
Gessr-tdye ................... IA
Fancy dressed .s......,... is
Belgian IiHrrs-LIvs .......... $50 IL
Dressed .................. .is0 20
Turks3s+-Faueg q. p, young .21g -
Rsosiers-oid live. per H.. IA
uors--choice. light .......... .0sa 10
Choice hesyy. 10000 lhs $50 es
yrsI.--Fnncy milk. so-iso lbs. .1s0 II
HEAVY. medium qualify. .p70 -
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToOsH TsLASD. March zs.-s q. m.
Barometer rising slowly: partly cloudy:
light haze. wind northeast. seven mile.
an hour
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San Francisco Produce

hu,ier- Eatras. 5Ac 10. prime nrr,s.
az Do.
EgEs-ENiras. &c dot. extra pniie,-
stsc don understood ruiiets. sis-.io-
Cheese-SaiifefHlE flats. fancy, sie 10.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid shippers
Bstterfat

ButtrTfat--
A grade. Reaitls delivery. -
ERgH-Frssh ranch. white shell ~
Airsd eolofH ...ss......,s. -
pulista .................... II
Jiik-cwt.. fob. SEATTLE supply ATS
y. o, y. eondsnaory ..,.,... zis
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VEGETABLES

che prices given are those made 70
rstaIi dealers BY wholesalers with Few
seasonal exceptions. prices TO producers
car b. figured BY dedncflng the cost 81
transportation 20 Seattle and approri.
raAisty 10 per cert for hauling. storAE.
and selling cost-l
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Liverpool Grain

wheat Open iligh Low close
Mar, as 1ad % sad Sc tsd % fsdI
May. sioad s. tefsd S. foAa ss1asd
.1aiys - gsd Sc AID s. sAd - 9sd
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
InFedaf : Uuoinfions

IHFsHaf- . Uuoinfions
sugar Weaker Raw. faa-. r.fIrrf
duiii graduated. safpugee
'oifce No Rio. on spot fsNafs.r
lb.i 80. 9 santos. lsA : s0a.e IL,
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Price PaJd yyholssaIe Dealer.

Ducks- Dressed. per ID. 49,. 40
Capsns--f.b. .................. 80 as
Hens Dressed. heavy ........ .1i3 -
Dressed. light ......,....... .zi9 Is
Live. heavy ........s....... Is
1--we, Hight .............. IL
0ecse-D Dressed. per ~ .... 80
TuTkrys- Fancy dressed . .sad IL
Belgian fIarss Live. per H.. 10
Dressed. per ID. .......... Is
cows--country dressed. Ill.,. .e48 81
Hogs-Fancy block ........... .lo0 II
yrsi-FancY. light ............ .ig0 Is
HtaYY. coAras .............. $50 IL
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DAIRY PRODUCTS


batter Local creamery, cubes. asa 90
Local prints. wrapped ..ss.. 81
EEgs-ffesh ranch. white shsl .1S9 Al
Mixed coigTs s-s.ssstt..s..s ~
white pulista .s.s.........4. II
afinsd pulisih ssss..s.ssssss. -
ChersF-
oregon Tfipisis ............ .asg II
wisconsin cream brick ...... .zBa ~
Washington tripista s....... .7Tg "a
TillHm0ok ftpists. old ...... .zsg 10
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TUESDAY
ARCH -

FIRST Low Tide
las a. m, 81 n.
First High tide
1913 a. m. lis Il.
Second Low Tide
7s6a > m. al II.
second High Tide
fsf ,. m, Ill H.
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1--WE STOCK

Quotations at Union stoekyard.
Receipts, Tuesday .. m, gfI cattle
sgss hoxs. ssG sheep.
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LEGAL N0TICE
100000
PORT OF SEATTLE GEyEsE
SERIAL BONDS

PORT OF SEATTLE GEym
SERIAL BONDS
Sealed bids viii b received I =
undersigned Port Of Seatiitn n
general offices. located q Z
Street Terminal. in the CIV z II
attic. Washington, W z
o'clock .. m. APRIL =. III
the purchase Of its General q
bonds in the sum Of sseeefs 7 i
fully referred TO In its Res1,z
Nos. sol and sss. which W
dated July !, 1894. Interest ~.
Semi-annuRlly. principal and 7
est payable in Gold coin =
City OF New York. denoui1ll
OF $1,000 each. and NUMBERS 2
secutively from TO teu, in.ll
and the msturities, form az I.
details thereof 10 be hers.l's
iermined and adopted in ~ 3
manner, and be as provided y
Laws OF the State Of WASH
Each bidder must specify IN =
its bid. "fal the lowest raN 3
terest and premium Il any y
par. at which such bidder w
chase said bonds; or tbl ne
rate OF interest at which u
der viii purchase said a''
par"
All bids shall be sealed. ana I
the bid Of the State Of M
ton, II one Is received. II
accompanied by a depcsl; {.
per cent (sss). either cash q
titled check. Of the aunouM
bid: and IL accompanied py
fled check, such cheek H.
drawn upon a bank o. trss .
pany in the state or hsssn I,
or upon a National bsnA
where. PAYABLE TO the Pcn Z
attic. and TO be foriellr
liauldated damages in a.
purchaser fails TO comply
with.
said bids will be publicly oi \ n,
goo o'clock p. m. APhih =
at the offices Of the feh
mentioned.
The right 10 reject any ana =
is hereby expressly reserves
All the foregoing is IN scs ~.
with the provisions o. Snss 80
session Laws 1898, OF ne -
Washington. and other Law
OF applicable thereto.
PORT COMMISSION OF Ihh
OF SEATTLE. ,rry
BY MATT II. Guhs.Is'.r
General offices at Bell s.'se =
minal. Seattle. King ceuh'
OF Washington
March Is. 1894. SO;
6 LOST AND FUuN
I.osT-one hand saichel On = N
pike 81. market. eontsinlns.
~ naners and other
valuable 10 owner. Llp.
ward II returned 70 o"
BE acn-IIss. .--.---.-..--,, 4
SMALL purse lost at it.n : ss5.s
keep money. So nset--v.e
z FEMALE HELP MM1
~, S.,-- are fuiiy ~
against theft ana ~ Ssr r
store your furs Win ~ IA ~
cisco FUR Co. s.i Pine: ~ W.;
RAGTIME piane1plsyinS 'A''
Pine 81. -75.sfS;1@
6FNsTTTcHINq. SC I'd, .s, ar
work. az Eitel Bid o.zs 1r
WE want hair c0rnbinsS
Ass. .ef
s STTUATON-FEAG!.s<
perisnced private i,nsirut.s1
Attendants. also .nrs s.isr
coach branch exenans an ~
ara furnish sd,icsr p,ckss'
sssrch exchange trs..s ,,s.'s
Ill 81 lot seee. "a
T h paeific Telephnssnrrs lra ~
az Company. 1899 l--<{
. MALE HELP- .s'.s
Yrs / want your 10 a.
viii cost xos around % 10
le,'u ,,rarecsed in 1e
nj, Nj DARN I'm. ,rypFl
Srw RicHMoNip. "a a.
,S.-pt.,sE yonr eat nv 4
= y I'm I'm bookkeep.Iies;. fls
INK elssses- fsfth snt
COLLEGE 1"-
NAin-SsH
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Personal.
SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL Minnesota folks living !. \
attic or King county plttz -
names and address for Ios:H t. I
published 70 Attorney L G sslH.|
son. Central Bldg d.. ! Il
Rheem. Eitei Bldg, Or O. Il
Ingalls,. go University s, srs|
tAry Gopher Club.
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frices Paid Wholesale DealerS
sark Iofe

.lnonds-i. X. l.. per lb....... n
rraputs-va-. per lb.......... lilo II
china. per 10. ..-....-....-. lac Ia
,...nos@pcr 10. .......s.s.... "a
,,t,ed ~uts-Per III. .......... 20
FLOUR AND SUGAR
f,our-Ioeai blends ......... so
patents -s.......s.s.ss-.. $50
snsnr-cane. per ewt .,...... $50
Meet. per cwt. ............. sSa
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Hay. GRAM AND FEED

,rr,cc. ON Mixed Carloads TO shipper.
4. q. II. Scattiel
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-26
JUSTICE COMPOUNDED BY YOUTH

Judge Caverlys decision in the Leopold and Loeb
stands as march of criminal procedure
Indeed crmnoogists of note believe the dec
dealt death blow capital punishment from which
will long be able 1t obvious in view OF
to death these two assassns
only who refused to plead guilty
account youth Illinois well hang young
only nineteen who refused to plead guilty
promise twenty-year professed his innocence
the shadows of the gallows
a result
Grant is poor. Loeb and Leopold had command Of mil
lions This difference of meant nothing except that
enabled the arsocrac murderers to usrous
counsel pit the matchess reasoning power and the
founding logic Darow against the mentality of Cavery
all likelihood Grant had to defend him only at
attainment certainly far less able to
compexes reeXes mental reactions and other
Geological that into oftie education and higher
In the mentality of the bar seemed
the mentality Of the bench In the other the
the fact
The Grant is to be forced before the Illinois
Pardons Consequently that body face to face with
a perpexing problem Not to pardon Grant would
pardon him the ground Of his youth would be to
fear of punishment. .
decision but his to have been giving the
his refusing nfict the
death penalty This affects the whole of society In view of
the the legislature should lose time in changing
make impossible the shifting the shoulders OF
any n responsibility great that which beset
Judge Cavery.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-26
Prince Of Misrepresentation Heads
Colorado AntiSaloon League

As long as the A. J. Finch is permitted to
sul Nesds pun anSe9 uoosS-!@uv sq@ peaq
of the church. neither the league nor the churches
expect confidence of the great mass OF decent
law-abidng people who hold honesty and justice in
higher esteem than politicoreligious harotry.-
Greeley News.
The above prompted by the activity direct
ed Finch the Republican candidates at the
primary and both of whom defeated 1t now
transpres Moynhan and Judge Bradfeld branded
Unsatisfactory by Finch, the seapponed Warwick OF
politics. their defeat be attributed in part
to him oynhan declared himself favor of the Volstead
and its enforcement and Judge Bradfield has court
steadast supporter of prohibition
Finch brazenly and with the utmost un
did his utmost to line the church forces against
them Colorado of the Methodist church de-
the action of Finch and the AnSaloon League
"hasty and unwarranted'
OF all the that of in Colorado there
headed with big fakr Finch If the churches
Monte VISTA of their good people, contributing
to this fellows living they ought to cut it out
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-26
ALL REPUBLICAN WORKERS SHOULD RALLY
TO The SUPPORT OF COUNTY CHAIRMAN

adjourned meeting of the Republican committee
men and this county Tuesday afternoon
George Corle elected chairman of the central COM
mttee ensuing Mrs Cora Waggoner of Del
Nore, vice chairman and j. Norman Fuller secretary
In the selection of Mr. Corle the Republican party Of
Rio Grande count chairman in whom they be
leader Of unquestoned devotion to Republican pr
cpes who will work impara for the election OF the
whole ticket chairman, however, cannot conduct
campaign without the cooperation and assistance
of party The election of Calvin Coolidge is essen
is vital that he be supported by Republican con-
the constructive much
desired.
Charles Edman who has been county chairman for the
fine record fotr clean square and
straight political Pressure OF private
business imperative that he refuse to serve longer
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-26
FLEW INTO HISTORY.
PITY A SAD "ARISTOCRAf."
The DAYS BEST NEWS.
PERSHINC AND GRATITUDE.

The flight around TIE world il
ever. and six young Americans will
live in history when everybody con.
nected with this Presidential cam
psign u completely foeyotten.
History viii forever record, II
only In two linss, Tie dates and
names contested With the first hu-
man flight around the world.
Birds did Il long ago, but they
are only birds.
That the nation which invented
the flying machine should be the
first nation to send . flying ma
chine around the world seems ap-
propriats. More appropriate would
be adequate flying machine defense
for this country.
Mr.. Grsnvills L. Winthrop, pleas
antly described BY the social re-
porter A. . wealthy, retired
banker, philanthropist and ARlS-
TOCRAT," il under the care Of
two doctors. His two daughters
eloped, one with . chauffeur, the
other with . young electrician.
For . "retired aristocrat" TO re-
ceite such = blow is painful, but in
his sorrow there is warning and
comfort for other wealthy, retired
American artistocrats.
One Of the daughters was thirty
one years Of age; she and her sister,
twenty-four, had been kept Sc
eluded.
Beware how you keep daughters
too secluded, especially after thirty.
and MORE especially IL they arc
rich in their own right - ars
these two young womeni
That's ths warning.
The comfort = thk: The Win
,hrop family, 70 which the ere
tired sristoe1sS" bslsns. may And
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-26

Lieutenant MofIstt dew 1873 miles
from Boston to New York in fifty
eight minutes, attended to his busi-
ness, and finished the round trip
in two hours and twelve minutes.
We have the worlds ablest f1iers,
tens Of Thousands Of them not de-
veloped. But We haven't the fly
ing machines. We TALK prepa-
ration better than We provide it.
The days most important news
for the future ages u this. DR..
DAILY, senior professor Of chemistry
In the University Of Liverpool, says
he can manufacture sugar out Of
plain water and carbon dioxide.
That's how nature manufactures it
in plants, through the green leaves.
It Is . deep process, hrst making
formaldehyds Of The carbon diox-
ide and water. then applying ultra
violet light color invisible TO our
eyes-to make the sugar.
II science can initiate plants on
. big scale, manufacturing sugar
and protein from carbon dioxide in
the air. and the water in the ground,
one food problem will be solved.
However, don't be in . hurry to
sell your Cuban sugar plantation.
1t will make you rich for many 4
day.
Distinguished gentlemen gave .
dinner 70 General Psrshine in New
York. It was . nice dinner. Gen
eral Pershings share must have
cost sixty cents in the market and
nine dollars delivered on the table.
Al . dinner, II was . success.
But ~ . reward for . general that
commanded three million American
soldiers in the big war. after serv-
ing faithfully for many years be-
fore that, it was not much. General
Pershing il now retired on . salary
big enough to get him . small fat
in . cheap quarter.
The English do Il differently.
Their Imperial Government made
their General Hague an Earl, and
gave him . million dollars.
OF course, this country isn't rich
enough to afford anything like
THAT. but It might do SOME
There IL nothing the matter with
this country except timA imagina-
tion. What have we!
Gold, more than half the worlds
supply; peace. that will last il we
keep out Of European nonsense;
Presidential candidates, not one Of
whom would 10 any harm il elected;
good crops. good prices for crops;
an annual income Of more than
hfty thousand million dollars 4
year. with the real wealth not even
scratched.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-26

itself improved, IL energies
increased and its life on earth
prolonged by the addition Of
chauffeur and an electrician to the
family lineage.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-26

The comfort = this: The Win
,hrop family, 70 which the ere
tired aristoesot" bslsns. may and
Evening star., 1924-03-22

EEpUCED-ACROSS STREET CATHEDRAL
Mansions: three rooms, large hall, kitchen and
bath; first floor, two exposures Adams 1913.
Evening star., 1924-03-22

! iso 9TH ST N.E.-9 ROOMS. HATH, PORCH.
new home; sink. gas range. elec.. heat; rea-
$anablP Cali before . 80 or after 6. 20
Evening star., 1924-03-22

2Otu I4th ST NV. 3rd FLOOR FOR LIN
ing. End floor for business suite dentist or
Evening star., 1924-03-22

SIX NEWLY PAPERED OUTSIDE SECOND
story rooms. SfS1 pRr month; electric lights:
h.-w.h.: near Columbia rd. and 18th st. Call
Inlnrnhia 4n7 N inSnact ~
Evening star., 1924-03-22

THE KENDRICK. 1901 ST. Nv
Front apartment. 5Gj; two large rooms, closet
snd hath o3s
Evening star., 1924-03-22

THREE LARGE ROOMS. kITCHENETTE,
private bath and shower; hot-water heat. cec-
rrc. 1i09 buchanan -. NV. ~
rt5 MASS AVE. SE.-S unfurnishPd rooms
and kitchenette, entire 3rd floor; SD; heat and
inI.lr dnd
Evening star., 1924-03-22

ENTIRE SECOND FLOoR-5 ROOMS. RATH:
ami. "461 18th ST.. near Columbia I'd.
Price SfI
Evening star., 1924-03-22

ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR, SEM! DETACHED
house. 3 r. reception hal: newly papered and
no aip,ad 4no7 a., ave n u 23s
Evening star., 1924-03-22

rn26 10th Sr >.W-APT. or ROOMS.
kitchen. reception hall. bath; southern ex-
r.nSIrc. Immediate rnSseSSinn