The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1921, Page 14

BIG GRAIN EXPORT IS REPORTED U. S. Sends Away More Bushels; Gets Back Fewer Dollars BY ALBERT CHICAGO, Dec rain from American Dave been 60 per cent bigrer than in 3920, measured in bushels. But money received for grain ex ports has totaled about 10 per cent Jess than in 1920 Those who are seeking ways Tegain markets for our farm prod ucts” are fanning the air, The fall ing off has been in prices, not actual shipments Exports of wheat. corn, rye, bariey | And oats totaled 401,655,506 bushels in the first 10 months of 1921, com. fared with 251,526,966 bushels in the first 10 months of 1920, This was @ivided as follows, expressed in bushels APPLES Exports rma this year ot “to 1920 Wheat 166,348,814 Corn . Barley Oats 004,090 11 Rye 62.121 46,641,720 ‘These grain exports sold for $549 722,747, totaling the first 10 months of the present year, against $622,831 614 in the corresponding period of last year. Exports of cotton for the calendar Year up to November totaled 5,186. B85 bales, compared with 4,687,251 Dales in corresponding months o 2920. But it brought less than half as much money. Rice ‘exports in the same periods Jumped from 306,379,885 pounds in 2920 to 530,042,780 pounds in 1921. Exports of meat products fell off) heavily with exception of hams and} shoulders and lard, which showed) gains. Many. Jews ews Murder in Russian Pogroms| CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. « 36. Merchants arriving here from the Ukraine confirm reports that por foms have broken out in Southern Russia. In villages around Odeasa} many Jews have been tortured and murdered. California has consolidated a num. ber of commissions into a depart-| ment of labor tions. 207 Off § on all Silks Woolens % Plushes Velvets 1526 Third Ave. | Davis told the United Press in an ex jcluaive interview today and industrial rela-|¢ ——— | ‘Hig Here is William J. Bryan (all those who don't know what s\the “J” stands for raise your hands) resuming his famous Bible class at Miami, Fla., in the palm grove. thow 8 only a small part of the 8, 000 | atte ndance. DAVIS FLAYS |ORPHEUM SHOW CHILD LABOR} 1S ONE OF BEST Tots Hold 1,500,000 Jobs in| Exceptional U. S., Says Official WASHINGTON, Dee, 26.—One and one-half million more jobs for adults fwould be thrown open to relieve the | unemployment situation if child labor | were eliminated, Secretary of Labor Roth from this standpoint and at Of giving childr ac or in life, Davis ‘appealed to employers the leountry over to cease the practice of working children in the heartless maw of factories, mines, quarries and farms. A careful survey in which the! children’s bureau of the department | aided, points to the disturbing fact | that despite the number of unemploy- | ed adults there are great numbers of id laborers,” Davia sa “Everywhere and ever whom we come in contact, working ont the problems that con front us, is wholehearted, unselfish and unsparing in their efforts help. In view of this I appeal to all those employing children to supplant jthem with adults, preferably thone | ¢ |having dependents, while this present lindustrial depression that is causing general unemployment lasta. —— of children, you can and 1 am gure you will. LIQUOR LANDS JUDGE IN PEN ‘Gets Two Years for Giving Bootlegger Protection INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 26 Logansport men, including City |Judge James West, were found guilty of violating the prohibition }iaws in federal court, Judge West was sentenced to two! years in the federal prison at Leav-| enworth, Kan., the heaviest sentence | my with while to Seven Last Performance in Seattle by the RUSSIAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY at the Masonic Temple Pine and Harvard Monday, Dec. 26, 1921 8 P. M. THE MERMAID In 5 Acts Music by Dargomizsky. Ticket sale begins at Masonic Temple, Sun- STYLISH [CLOTHES FOR MEN & WOMEN EASY PAYMENTS Fitting, cc. wd 1332 SECOND AVE 209UNION imposed. Donald parison, |patrolman, drew the next heaviest | with a year and a day Government attorneys contended Judge West afforded protection to bootleggers and other traffickers in lilleit boos for $15 a week LETTERS LAND HER IN COURT Stenographer Arrested for Annoying Employer YORK, ¥., Deo, 26 W. Berry, former > nt general and a briga dier general in the 27th division dur ing the war, appeare week as co} at Mabel Knaack, a He chrged her wit annoying letters fered in evidence, Miss Knaack pleaded Berry had been atentive that his affections had cooled. agreed not to write him again Wag paroled. Conditions Better Dr. Ch York adju in court th aaginst Mi arapher, 3: nding him 4 Three were that to her, and owt Reports Australia MELBOURNE, Austra. has passed thru the re Dec, 26 lian busine constructic manufacturers in all # prosperity. A local merchant is put ting $1,000,000 into a new building. Detectives Wait; Man Cuts Throat | DUBLIN, Dec be hunting for detectives were waiting to take to jail for fraud, John Frayer a razor and cut his throat. 6.—Pretending ur button while to him ne. PINT OF WHISKY IS FOUND IN TREE AFTER 40 YEARS WI ED, While cutting whieh 5 Conn, Dee. tnut the ceme W. Mason ttle filled bottle had feet from The iw 1 in the ders of His son liquor, whisky. The val un opening above Calvin Nepang 40 years 4 Frederick claimed the Program at Moore This Week Orphiends are going to enjoy one } Of the best vaudeville bills ever sen’ to Pacific coast this week. Th anced, from the athletic tumblin to Sallie menu at the Moore ts well bal her's remarkable “Choir heareal.”* Balle has a pretty voice, and tn a finishe Her act is tuneful, pictorial and charming. Fred Lindsay, captain of a Pr cavalry troop in the we rean tin? orld war doe with We tte rpristnay Australian k ommon pens letters puts out cand en ke two pr feet of wna Song b M and duet dances } erally lifted the at Pan! De Haven na Veart and Lew 1 4 Fred N e dar len of 177 cof On some eerentr They c heir act “Fo! Frank Ke are billed ax The nan Frank Parton amuses with severn. new Rr Howe Dike have an exceptioniilfy fhe ath letie feature. Mr. Kellam, Mr, De Haven and Mr. Nice present an added attraction to the Christmas bill, appearing a “The Three Ginsberg.” The net i a burlesque of low and hich tumbling Acsop'a Fs Pathe News and Topics of the Day comiplete the crackerjack entertainment a O'Dare he I am and ¥ “Chasing t is Do misnomer, Ship News Tides in Seattle MONDAY ' TURADAY DEC, 26 ¥ Firet High Tide High Tide ee low rae Tide Tide Lott This picture |* THE | [BRYAN AND HIS BIBLE CLASS ] BEGGAR'S OPERA CHARMS AT MET, Quaint Musical Play Is High- ly Praised ation of at Metropolit present }Hunday night jusint musical play, her New York and San Fr er the cleverest reviva it wmment piece, It startles by lus piquant ha mor and racy matire those who come to it expecting If modern let tt he |turies-ld opera, and ment. For John ¢ takes rank with ¢ Wilde, for complete urbanity of thing sweet but thinks It twocen tame. Aimerts uh th Jin “wwitt T by mare } the ot the jon a pre whie n character with the ¢ concept The wm not mistaken ate C, La fant uetion » the jtast detail on wt wettings the work him on are in ew nite taste that the Jo The or > way re A » the € ad e. by t Ro love! opera that © | y were living br MISS NELLIS DAINTY IN POLLY ROLE entre is prac | teat were the met he ¢ wondered if one nn age of Jaze the principal actors and singers First of role all there of dainty asc chum N am prett jaw a ber hin dream a te jue which i# Dawlem Perey the highwayman to Peachum, and ¢ jae Lockit fford mary ment in the two principal lroles, They for all world at two of Maxfield Parrieh's fax i ing character creations would be lif they were to come to life ‘Then there are the ensembles, frinkin the eprightly dances, ze |GooD PLAY FOR CONCEITED TO SEE But, aft good tn ability rugKest the Arthur W M arr the ongn, are executed with a fin fervor beyond fair ” vemae | artintic Impondble to t is the of theatr attle thie season. thing, “The Teggar’s khould take the conceit out upstart who Imag sical pla done in| Jownright a this one done or bring it forth | w mort highly finished | wor cal bite | ited For a me an mar in an 6 meantime we shall see md thing when does not knows a If it egar's Opera” the ideration of first-rate [theatrical managers here will be performances every t, with the usual matinees, . . PALACE HIP HAS | PLEASING SHOW | ue and Dock Chriate | amusement of pa jace Hip ye appeal of the ue ring, @ ape 1 all animal love entranced by horses in the gence of the four big white There n < of popular with the a and Gruet cc ut iw Jimm, Kr the fascinating pha in “A Circua Day is cont who variety ara Nathar bright Lola le w con Marry and 8 er ple ne RTACE r with pep and} | boy MARCUS LOEW | GIVES BANQL ! ACTORS OUIT; SO DOES FLO Fifth and All Week—Mate. Wed. jdny Matinee TRA POR ‘THRE METROPOLITAN ALL WEEK “The Beggar's Opera” Matinee ‘Today THIS WEEK mano777 MATINEE 15% 50% MioMTs Shee VAUDEVILLE Frank Varron « Flo Ziegtetd. r of feminine beauty CHICAGO, I Amer busine ment hamy for the an stage, is thru retirement came was at : He expec of bis show intere «feild is follow! of George M. ( suse the show bu nager of t the of the © out in the foot an, Who re retired be of the “has Harry » Colonial Ziegteld's wer theatre made public an. I would Ih elub or onal foot i profe ng the baseball “ of a ma gue organization,” tah KELLAM AND O’DARE in “CHASING "THE BLU Ruth Howell Duo | MULDOON DE HAVEN FE K ‘i AND AND ROSE NICE “Tie vires Uinsbergs aig 122 Third Ave "COR UNINER SITY designed by | humor of} | | SEATTLE s been taken | 55 diem in the t Mention must certainty be made of | P ~ Ment tha in ponnenned of | * ken a dellehttut | fered 4 U8 eiship breaking-up fi The | Hughen jend Japan art that has Vit-| Tw society. If|Krows abundantly | and company top] od for the} trons of Loew's Pal-| » clever performance | ributed by | ay | are| STAR MONDAY, DECIMI 1921 — i: WASHIN > 6.—Unele Bam is off ale, to be broken up for junk navy veanels, totaling | 189 tone A second lot of 15 probably will be) unced for male soon first jot includes three battle four two small ane The ahipes, one nitorm, | aux ieee destroyer The © include the battleship Maine. mor to We ihfated Maine whieh » Havana harbor . flagship am 8. Behley of Bantiago. and ber alster whip, the| both built following war considered mar cls of naval design, They each di 13.600 tons and carried four iZinch gunn #o rapid has been naval develop. these ships would be vir nt in any major naval ot in Battleships that will be junked. 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