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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
TWO WOMEN ARE HELD
IN So, OOO, 900 ROBBERY

LITTLE ROCK Ark, Oct. g.
Mrs. Jane Holiday, mother OF Her.
bert 8. Holiday, now awaiting
trial IN Chicago on charge Of com.
plicity in 100000 mail-tfain
robbery at Rondout, ILL.,, June IL,
and Helen MCNEIL, alias Estelle
Phillips, were held to await action
Of federal grand jury here on
charges of receiving and concealing
money alleged to have been stolen
from the train.
A postal inspector testified serial
numbers of several $50 bills found
in safety deposit vaults in Kansas
City rented In the name Of Helen
Mcneil were those borne by some
OF the money on the mail train.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
First U. 5. Liner To
Serve Kosher
Menu
BY IntefGationaI News Service.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct, 81.
Sale Of the United States Ship
ping Board passenger and
freight steamer President Ar
thur to the Americana Palestine
Line, Inc, has aroused much
interest in shipping circles here.
The vessel, Of 1O,421 gross tons,
long tied up at the army base,
formerly was the German
steamer Princess Alice and later
renamed the Princess Maitoika.
Her first regular sailing il
scheduled for March, running
between New York and ports in
the Holy Land. She win be the
first vessel under American
registry to serve . strictly
Kosher menu.
II was not stated whether the
vessel will receive her reccndi-
tioning here or IN New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
TRAIN ESCAPES WRECK
AS SIGNAL is HIDDEN

ROBANNA. ILL.,, Oct. 9.The
careful observation Of Engineer
Miller, whose long experiences has
taught him the precise location 81
nearly every signal on the road.
prevented Louisville and ashyflIe
train No. SO eastbound out of ST.
Louis, from crashing into q siding
track with the probable destruction
OF the train and disaster to the
passengers in its seven cars.
Failing to see any light on the
siding switch, Miller stopped the
train. Investigation disclosed the
siding switch open and the red dam
ger light bound tightly with paper.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
Honaefittings

100 yards Rayon Drapery Ma
tefiala, including art damasIk,
taffeta and verdure tapestry.
$l.a6 TO 12.9e values. 81 IN
Special yard 81. sllsOU
-Iso Panel Curtains. including
gcrirl, wolfe ana EnarQulsette,s
e s ss-ss values spe- 90 IN.
cial ~ teVUg
Si.s6 10 Ss.sS Panel Curtains,
including aecrIm, wolfe, EnarQNi-
sotte. Scotch lace. Nottingham
lace. fiIet lace and bun- M ].
gaIOw net. Special. each 0JC
LOO yards LsatheretEe Furni-
ture Covering, So inches wide.
s ~ yAlus Special SEC
lilo Armure Tapestry TabIs
Runners, In green. Size 1sxt0.
ssc value. special A7P
each .s.... ...s..s.....s.
$500 to Si.4S cretonne PiIiowa,
In various shapes and 00m
coloFS. Special, each OOG
80 Irish Point Door Panels
of fine bobbinet. with handsome
applique motif designs. Si.e6
81. e $50 80. Values. sps- 3
iis Fancy PIllowa il diffsrent
Shapes and cOlorG. 800 10
$4.so values. Special. ca 90
each .s....ss.s..s,.... eD4oOOf
Iann's Third Floor.
~ :
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
White Goods

10 pieces 27-inch Cotton BIRD
aye Diaper Cloth. Put MP IN
tsnsyafq sanitary packages. Good
weight and absorbent duality.
Regular $500 value. or CE
Special, piece. ....... d ! sUO
--2l6 yards SO-ineh white Dim
tiles, In check style. Very fine,
sheer quality. Regularly 81
CSC. Special a yard. ... AlC
900 yards White LongciOth, q
nice quality. soft finish; especial
~ nice for lingerie; 36 inches
wide. Regular zoe quail 1Gm
ity. Special, q yard lUC
street Floor. IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
MRS. CELDERT 10 STUMP
TENNESSEE FOR COOLIDGE

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 9.Mrs.
Louis N. Geldert, a member 81 the
National Republican Woman's. Az
ISOLATION, and formerly OF washing
ton, has taken the stump for
Coolidge and Dawes, and win pre-.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
CITES EFFECT
Of STORM ON
D|RIGIBLE
Builder Of Zeppelin Says
Weather Conditions Affect
Only Cruising Radius
Copyright, 1894. by Internationaa
News Service.

n 4 A j 4
) Following Is the second section
Of an e3clusiVe interviesU givem TO
International NeWs Service hi DR..
Hugo EckeMer, sCho directed the
construction of the Zeppelin ZR-S
aud UhO aOill commend the greet
0Srsksp on her VOYGge from Ger
many to LGkelastrst, N. J.
BY DOCTOR HUGO ECKENER.
(WOrld's ForemOst Authority On zen
peIin AIrshlps.
FRIEDRICHST4AFEN, Germany,
Oct. The doubts and anxieties Of
many people center upon the cues.
ton Of whether q heavy storm
might endanger the ZR-3. / do not
believe that many ask this question
IN the sense that a storm could on.
danger the airship in the same way
IT srnashes the sails and masts Of
g sailing vessel or devastate houses
and trees on land.
Today almost everybody knows-
or should know-that an airship is
subjected to scarcely more stress
- q SbOELl tudH III 8Lllk weather
because 1t drifts with the wind and
does not resist except with its en-.
gAnes--and this Is the same in
storm as In still weather. There
fore, the, only Justlfiable question il
whether stormy weather might pre-
vent the airship from reaching its
destination. Theoretically. doubts
In this connection are certainly
logical.
A brief illustration: Our airship
will take along about thirty.one
tons Of behzine. This suffices for
,seventy-two hours IL all motors are
run at full speed and will take the
airship distance OF about 9.1OO
kilomAters (nearly, $500 miles,. II.
however, there Is a counter wind
Of only ten meters per second
which Is not much-then the air.
ship win cover only $500 kilometefs
NEARLY 1000 miles) above ground
IN those same seventy-two' hours.
In other words. the ship would
not reach it's destination for the
route Slapped out for the Lake.
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hurst journey is 1000 kilometers
approximately 4.260 miles,. But IL
N the same circumstances the air
ship travels only with cruising
speed instead of full speed then
thirty-one tons. Of benzine would
last for 100 hours and the ship
would be able to cover almost
II 200 kilometers. In these 100
hours the ship would make I, 400
kilometers above ground -that Is.
she would make her destination.
You can see from this simple
example which is as variable ~
you like. that stormy weather must
indeed be carefully included in the
calculations Of q dirigible comman-
der.
Also It can be seen that normally
there is an assurance OF safety
not in travelling at full speed but
more slowly; In addition there
g a saving Of gas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
Miscellaneous

~ ChIldren'o chairs. HormerIy
Sg.eS and ts.l6 values. GQ TX
Special. each ..... WO 81
20 Brentwood Cane seat Chairs.
room. Regularly s6.s6. co AZ
Friday .......... ..... eUOes&O
- Nah JOng Table. Standard
height. 81 inches square, black
silk molre top, compartment Tor
money and special attach
mAent with racks. Regular
s2A,Ss value. Spe- cit N
ciaI .....i........... OIL 6eJV
- Basslnettes, 80 inches long. 20
inches wide, Ivory finish, rub
ber-tired wheels and wire spyinga.,
Regularly Si4.s6. spe- cd or
eial $1,000. aDOoa1Q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

"a C-B, American Lady, Franco,
Memo and Smart Set Corsets.
Discontinued lots OF
$500, $500 and $3.50 0O lE
values Special. ...... OAoGO
Kann's Second Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

sent the doctrines or the party to
the voters OF Tennessee.
Mrs. Geldert was active in social
and club life IN the nations Capital.
and was formerly president of the
League OF American Pen Women.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
Housewares

Cast IRON GiFdies, No. 8 EO
size. Special .s... -. O0G
Polar Cub ElectrIc Heaters.
copper ratlectOr1. spe- 60 90
cihA ts.s vss.'s 49, eg&SeeNtg
Canintern, japanned 9tnlsh,
Inch size. sp epia fAm
each $3.50. .se.. I'M
---B-pc. Toilet Sets, 81 heavy
earthenware. blue tinted IN vi
finish. special oSDG
cOmbinetR white enamel, large
aixe, with bail handle and
cover "ssconds q Jil
Special :. KS, INV !, ID e1la
Kann's Third Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09
Luggage


~ Wardrobe Trunk, regulation
size, equipped with 8 hangers,
laundry bag. shoe pockets. hat
compartment 4 draw O. q M
or section. Special. 01CsVV
IS wardrobe Trunks. with open
raised top, hangers. laundry
bar. shoe box. hat com NJ -fmefit
and metal bound draw 0rn NJ
ers. Special. ..... W1GSOO
~ Wardrobe Trunk with raised
bulge, open top. large round
edges, m asBive hafdw are.
fully edutpped. 600 or
Special .....s...... 0ACeCO
- Leather Lined Travelling
Bags OF smooth tan cowhide.
stitched corners good catches
and lock. ls-in. sizes. or %
bpeciai ...s.sfs....... e0OseDO
--l6 Black Enamel Overnight
Cases with leather corners
swinging handles and ahirred
top pocket Sizes 20, 20 60 m
ana ~ inches. Special OAssJ
- Autowbe Trunks. tuliv
equipped with cover and rods
ready to put on your cog IN
car. Special. $3.50, eDOOoVV
Kann's Third Floor.
a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

--.ls women's coiored SIX I'M
bfellas In club styles. 0O or
Special IT. ....,......s. eDeDsOO
---3s Women'a lC0Iored Silk I'M
bfellaa, fitted with cases. In ali
popular c0i0rs. with colored and
gray bone handles. e7.60 @E az
value. special.s...,.... WJeJO
Kann's-street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

3s II y
Here are two lessons BY Ed
''StrangleF' Lewis, worlds
champion heavyweight wrestler,
on how i woman may protect
herself from i thug Or ! pick
pocket.
The knee cap can very easily
be thrown out Of place and an
attacker rendered incapable Of
chasing one, says Mr.. Lewis.
Try to land right At the base
Of the knee, and Be sure there
il YOwer behind your kick.
Don't use the tip Of the shoe,
but shift it sideways 30 that
the cup of the heel lands the
kick"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

Women's m e diu m
W efg hst cotton ribbed
suits. Wei! tailored, good
wanted shapes. Sizes. 80
to ~.
street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-09

Al splendid sprayer. for
.dfslnfecting purposes, also
for the garden. Handy
Third Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
Vessels in Other Ports

tacoma Arrived NOV lE=gfr chill
liwArs nom %, e ports. atEp. m Nov.
ls.-air Fuitan from Hrattis. at ..
m s'F Ernest % Meyer from Seattle.
ht O. m str Pacific from Seattle, ai
o. u. or Emma Alexander from
SEATTLE a. no p o. Sailed. Eov. a.
ttF Emma AiraaH1sr fJr Seattle. 90 Q
A. wa NaF. t=aaiisi=HfF CHarIrt8H
iihll f7r Seattle. az 3. o. Efr u8ftsss
t7ua f1r Seattle. a. .. m rtr Mime.
s7fan frf Sew Nurs Via p1TtH. at p. ms
ms Canada Tor vancouver a. . IN.
5ir ful'vn Tor %. e. pert. nt 30 p r
H'r pomHi1u Nhirr fgr Loud1H via ports.
AZ no 3. on.
EvEBErr-krrivss. so. is-sr gl.
rrra1o frrtn Seattle a. a. IN.
PORT SHESp=r Passed Dr.. Nov
/ ia.==atr Haufz Ines f1r Seattle. af 8.ls
a. m. Passed cut Nav, it-Htr Tsisla,
I far r.. o. - iso . m. Of ri8fkissa
I faT Y. 81 At f.ia 3. 81. Passed In
80 Ngslnso f9r Seattle, a. sfsa ~
pINGESEss Passed IN. Nov. "a
Htf aanta Ines Tor Seattle. az ECO a.
NJ. ~ paTathy winisFmsts far Errrrtt
AZ 1Ita =. m. stg glymaut Tor seattle.
a. $40 a. tn
| vIcroUtA-PssHsd oct. Nov. iE.-Bi,
| Atlantic CuT fgr tivsrp5oi. AZ 1 p
| ms CarHia Ter Fanr1urFr. - c.1s IN
I New ii=Hif King Trifyid f9r units,
] MES aMNA VIA NNNNAa NH H.HN p lass
Z in-=HtT caihwgsd Ter Vancouver az i8.as
. w.
Z A8TopiA-AFrivsf. Nov. !b-str IA.
hawsll from HgHoIuiu. a. q On. Nov
. it--Arriysd-si ia8isn f1r Tokahanns,
ht . .. M. Elr Northwestern Mliisr from
Seattle, a. Z .. m, riF Curacao from
Seattle. ~ ~ e. on.
I ABERDEEN a-ATtivsd. Nov f4--Htr J.
n. Egstson from Han Francisco. az ..
~ ctr lister johnson from san FRAN.
cisco. Ht p m Sailed. Nov. IN,
i.assrn FOR les Angeles. a. ,. M. stg
Helene Tor los Angeles, A. D N.
HAS rHANCtECO-=A Arrived. Nov Is
Eyr Robin Gray from Portland. Ne. a,
+. o. m str tuatrsAn NhFu from Kobe
~ o. M ctr West callers from uusnas
Airrs, a. o. m. Arrived Nov. it-atr
I Admiral Prary from Vancouver. ~ mid.
night: aif KsuABFo from Seattle. az II
=. m. str Cnas Cramp from Portland
AZ neon, str AdimHrl Dewey from Seat
Z tir. AZ 8 p ~. Sailed. Nov. it.-Btf
Culnnuit fgr Seattle. a. 2 p M; atr SO.
vadA for Antwerp. 81 .. m,
LOS ASGEtEa-Arrivsd, Nov, it-Etr
I steel Trader from vancouver ctr Daisy
Gray from Seattle; htr Sydney 81 Hhupt.
. man from Seattle, hfr Port Angeles from
Seattle via Port Angeles. Sailed. Nov
Iit-str Robin Gray Tor Seattle. ctr For.
sst ElnE f0y Seattle.
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Arrivals and Denortures

Arrived hHE lt-Ffr WfIFa Mara
freq Narrrsa TIz HTiHrEnam. AZ miar
.iFHi Fr wet hUaH fnaH Ers raHf!s
hta FaFth a. Eft B. w.s rIr Alabama
isra frru uarF va rarfs 90 % Do
W or MlifaTa fraH NTs lars sla
lafta 90 30 30 o.. HlF rFHusf IraHIa
from Philadelphia FIs ports az s1a o..
o. F.r HaargrF frrn uaffmnrr via pHfts
az f. m. Sew la-afF Esr.Hr fr1u
farHnsss sf tlra O. u-
sailed -Nav. lF str IatHe1 f1r UIrb-
mpu1 at w. hgH tt -Eir AiaEaH.a
Aara o. Vancouver va Iauuma. &c pc
O. w.s or Ernest % Meyer far ias Ar
Efira We pHrts, at F.11 D m. ru iush-
mend Tor hIFhmtrd, az i.t4 q. m.s sfr
Nrfi1na 90 Whittrf fpF ias Angeles. af
sac D. u4 Hr N Hanna far uirhr
nHni. at o. m or Pacific gar Ever
Fit ai ll.tt O. u. sfr rrrF'trrt Isffsrs
Han faf hariia ana r1rtH az 90 u
ru Eiuard LurkrHrHFh far Tar0ma. st
t.ia o. Soy. Is#6tr WukiItsa fer
Zee AnFslra Fla san fraHrisr1. at mid
rGhft uig ruhHu Cor Tacoma, a. miaa
uIshf. rfr ghhrit1H HAL ~ GIasFss vie
BETTE az O. u.. ctr WIHraiH or eru
lHra STA NaiEaa. al a.ft o. GA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove rsmlHsl=rtrr u=sur Iyo
NaTH
hsli Hlfsst TsrmiHsl=u, d. o. ussthsr.
hHi1a. tHafEa
arsHa rruHs Pacific rtrminaI-sF a.
uHul EaErrH
Pies il=u. ~ g. usilrood.
flfr leu a. g % FE1humish.
Pier f=EfF girwHrT.
itrr s=Htr Victoria.
rlsr p=Hu n h. Alexander
u = shipping u9sf3 M95rluEa sir Cup.
rum
Connecticut Street I-rmirsl-atrn odu.
ma EaraHaa as Surveyor
Atlantic street Terminal Htr HHfbury
rtaCT street TrTmiHaIHafr renrHYigHria
iisHt'ra Street TrrmiHal=aIr Mriy9
NaFG
apekaro street Tsrmihsl-sir Gathi1star
WIifaFas
East Waterway Deck 4 warehouse Co
Str West Nuus
Todd nr1 pgrka= strH Alaska Redwood
wh Patterson.
WlnHi1w Marine Railway Eagle Warborl
Hhr Vancouver, EUa A Alunna
hkin CurGusrt1F, tafEsrt C0Qultlau
CITY, HrHrT Willard. gutfa9u. Eigrlt
pa bgHHa taus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
Portland Live Stock


usns. Tone - market.
NeadY slserH Euof Grade. Asgagls
Nsdiuin. iak9g7.ts. common. ttgsu
80 hslfsfs, msdiam and ssnm8s.
tsg %, cows. medium and remmsn.
I'D, Gamers and cuttsr.. iits
gAil. bulls caHnsrs ana bsisFnas
ll11 49, calves. msfIun ard rhsirs.
llq rs dorn. ist9Ut.ss. tBa 10 ssa
IT, lsai. 80 ~. up. ittsuEGa
h"r.-R Receipts. naus Taus % -nsfF.,
steady. Medium. good ana choice. iss
,e lao Ne. ib.ie1io; soa 70 80 10
tt.sSafo. 1fe Ibs up. tBnsFF 49,
inE, smpoih htavy. tTWTsas paskfrr
reuEh hssvy. tlTtBf. Slaughter pirs
iAebi fesfsrs ard H,sckrra. fsHT
rons. Tore ~ make,
STEADY LAMBS. hssvywslEhts. medium,
shHd rhaiee- i,.fe uitts. ruua ara
commons. al weights fsE1og
wsihsrs, itGaeti swss. common IA
chpiss. ICES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
WHEAT MARKET
IN RALLY
All Grain Futures Score
Sharp Gains Saturday

CHICAGO. Nov iE-Grain futures
scored sharply in tndaya short ues-
rluu N the board 90 trade.
pu dip following a steady open
Ing buying hr exporters rallied the
wheat market Export sales were
large. Buying lu corn was Induced
By activities in the wheat Pit Dis
appointing huakluF returns cUn-
tinurl 20 filter in from the central
growing area
Light movement and some export
inquiry sent oats % higher finish.
Provisions finished firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
STOCKS BEGIN
BRISKLY
Further Tendency Toward
Price Hardening Noted
WALL srR1Is leynNAu rINAN

" Ill II Nl ~ Ant ftAAL IMAM
tlAis REVIEW
NLW YORK Nov =WurIurFH
urNn over The Weekend uaa unt-
nfWlp E1uatruEtIFn. recording cone
AiHHrd expansion fu NrTI0ga lines
Am advance lu Fishers wholesale
commodity price avrgaFr iH lsEs
against lena Iu Ihr % rtiuE useE
aas an outstanding feature. THE
tendency toward price EaTdtulr =
sas considered highly sIEuifeauL
stocks began she new week bTtrklF.
With pronounced strength ln reFrral
ifaaIus indu6trlafa
Mack Truck srHrrd che ETratrHf
gaIn. reaching "a new btEh f1F thr
year a. llok, up no pHlHta from
last weeks low
The warkrt opened firms N E
steel iith. up T. Consolidated Gas.
cav. up = American sugar e., up
II Continental GuH, lAh, up r.
Germ lrndurta, $50 up = Beth
lrhcm steel ta. up ~ Mack TFurks
lloh. up lhs New York Central
iltA AtChiHnu. llga br0nklY u
Manhattan Transit 1g. Union lsrlflr
me. up p Sfudrhhkrf a8ns OF n
southern Pacific. l1l, up e. Indus
trial Alcohol stA. OF = Baldwin.
ls4s, up =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
POULTRY DAIRY
MART FIRM
Higher Prices Reported on
Late Vegetables

Win ihr poultry and dalry market
Htsaay Tendency t1 advance vas
noted iH ttr vegetable market N0n-
day The HdFaHre BE- seasonal and
riiFht ON carrots raalI0awer and
potatoes tEr Nrttsd Gem advancing
40 i1s Per con f1r $50. 8 srIsrt
Butter h0flluEa Boa ttr uaugn are
heavy me &C. s report showing an
increase 20 saFlaGs3 pounds over
tb.u period last year
The pafatrH crop far thr nation ns
n hole n heavy Iuf NnFihsFrfrru
growers are optimistic tfEf the Eaal
market here viii lanfIuuu f8r come
mouths
Yakima reports heavy ralFs %
apples with "a steady cleanup move
mrut on aIl varieties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
Omaha Live Stock
sninrtiny's QnotntIons

200. Tone Of market.
nominal Yeariinga. iS.75gi2..si steers
tgTbaii: cows and hoifers. t2.sou
s.s. atoeksrs and feeders. N9i.to.
calves. t5bo9io. bulls and stays, 62,7s
uoxs-Reeeip,a. 1000. Tone Of market,
steady to 100 w. Bulk, S,5edslb.
TOP, f9.sS.
none. Tone OF market
nominal wethcra, i5758S.5c. lambs,
iaa5afA; owos, 50 SOC $50,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
satufiay'a ouotailsn.
Boston Wool

uOsruS Nor. IA rnoE business m
undis continued t9fEY WOODS sFs vsfY
firm anf thsFe u a heavy mavsmsHt "a
New Ehrlaud mills Ths right fleece
uuois have reached rev hlgh point
rnrsiru markets rspart q nHH hirh fnr
The year staple wnoia afu Slightly
higher one dsistnsa ere 'hsid 81 g9e
stocks o, wooi in aHa afiBzg 20 TIE Uuit.
"a states on September 20, inriaflnG
tops and oils. amauntsd % f'ists.t ti
pounds. rrsass equivalent. according "a
.ths cctumsfrs department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
BANK CLEARINGS

A. II. pouahoe. tru'., care architect. d.
vide into stores, $4,000.
d. L. Peterson. Isls sunnyslde. frame
residence, $4,000,
W. Johannsssn. 100 W. 7ith. frame resi-
dcnoe. $4,000.
]. W. walsh. 53i 2sth g. temporary
residence, $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
The Story of Life

WHEN your girl mother father with the
w question Where did baby from?" how do you
answer that question?
wholesome curiosity about birth and exists In all normal
children II implanted by When your girl
inevitable wonderful mystery
life opportunity, dear mother father An
fasehood be disastrous When the child
deceived likely its mother
when It wishes 10 learn 1t will elsewhere. Do want
child the birth and life from chance
companions, drtyminded outsiders tell this
story TO the child yourself?
perhaps you n begin? fearful
saying much not the right thing? An evasion
easier than tho
tho help you Washington ready
5000word bulletin Sex Education the Home II
prepared by Uncle NJ United states Public Health
Service tells exactly about
OF to adocscon boy girl either,
matter plain, truthful without embarrassment
either side II this bulletin fill out the coupon
and mail directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. fG--ForriEn er-
change closed steady. Sterling demand
Sts2s: francs. fsot.tg lire. ieQi1gG
cff toooeaE. Belgium. ts,oNt. OFT
faeseak. marks. sttob. Up ia.eee9h
Hoilaat, tesf. Shanghai. -. rokahAua.
$3.50! Russian. SIG. spain. 1895. up
80 99eak. Sweden. $3.50.
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Try This For
NEUR| IT'S

''Neuritis may be localized in
single nerve or may be general. In.
volving large number of nerves"
For quick and lasting relief, phar.
macists have for the past few months
dispensed Joint.Ease "a stainless,
penetrating remedy that, when
rubbed over tho affected parts for
about one minute, soaks right in so
that not n trace is left on tho skin.
Joint.Isase is for limbering UP r.
Joints, reducing tho swelling and
causing the pain to disappear, and
for this purpose thousands of tubes
are sold daily-6o cents at any live
druggist anywhere.
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Building Permits

otto Bnuud. sosi orayson, frame rest
dence $4,000.
Adolph Peterson. 7sls sixth y T.. frame
residence, $4,000.
Adolph Peterson. 1910 sixth y. T., frame
residence, $4,000.
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Denver Live Stock

C.ttie-Rscsipts Hsa. STEADY. us.,
steers. tsetfo: cows and hsifsrr SO
g. calves is0t.TSl feeders and stock
sfs. tcf.sS; balls. i.BEEo
Rscs,p,s. 80. Market weak 10
Zoe lower Top. iSsi. bulk. t9Bp9s.
pigs. isBT5a
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Weather Bureau Report

,lFrTtsl fr1m Irs O. o. weather Harragl
EAFnpsIl ISLAND ta m- EeH 90 -
haf1urtrr fs.HHE r.FuIF. partly daad5
uiaa rsHi gz mHrr sH Hsgr
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live STOCK
,tians II Inlan stotky ards
VEGETABLES
Tflrss Paid MhslrsAis Dealers

che prices given are those made 20
retail dealers ~ Wholesalers WIN
rev seasonal exceptions. prices % PRO
duf,fa can - nEarsi ~ dsdurtinr the
cost % uauspurtAtion 90 Seattle and
Approximately IS Per cent Tor hAuiinE
sfafaus and selling cost
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Saturdays Quotations
sugar-Firm. Raw SIS; refined. firm;
granuIated ,7.i56T25.
Coffee-No. Rio Ou spot, 2592sae.
No. I Santos. ssis case.
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Cash Wheat
Chicago Board of Trade

CHICAGO. Nov ig=Cash vhsst-No
2 hard. Itsli Sc. . hard. Ii.EQ0i sgB
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Every rheumatic sufferer ought 60
send today for free book, "Thc In
ncr Mysteries of rheumatism, Dust
oun. Address ii. T.. Clearwater, box
500, Hnllowell, Maine. - Advertise.
ment,
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Liverpool Grain

Open IfiEh Lsv Clo,.
10 Ia I'D Ia sBd fsu sgdisH bgd
Nr issttad itNa t2HiINdissIrt, 4
~ Ia ibtSd iIs ta'td ia 70 3. 4 i7si6g 4
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ruIfTUr Ann MATS
Hsrtsr. Y.lH aff..,@F.

ifeiirrs =igft. Do ..,..r.s..,. 80 4
'apens 1--we fat, per %. ,,..s. !
HTF q. 9 H.rs. rtH.srsFfHs q
husks=l1F1. olf. Der Do. .sss. it1 =
founf. lb1t 10, .,.ss..,.... !
..ssaf- I've. Do sss.sss..ssssss >
i've. itsHt .................. IiB ..
lteestsrs ola live. per ib.. >
turksJs= uTetrsd ............
I've #ffraHar HarssFssssssssss
toHs=g1urfrr ffFFasd ss..s.ss t1fI e.
Nsal-aFnrF light s...ss....ss. lau D
Veal -EaHrv uaHt ss....s.sss. sei0 y
hslrian iiarfn=lIFs ......,.,. =
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