davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
To Frost Glass.

II Is often convenient to frost bulbs
md lenses. md Eere Is method nv
which This work may be done at home.
To a mixture of - ounces of ether and
TX ounces Of ben2lnc add two and
quarter ounces Of Snndarach and half
an ounce nf m0stic, The parts to he
frosted should be immersed In this so.
luton a few minutes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
Different Sorts OF Ambition,

There are different sorts OF ambi.
tom some persons. violent and i'm.
petuous. carrying everything as It
were by storm. restrained by no kind
OF cruelty or murder; another sort
more gentle, like those we are speak.
ing OF, put on an appearance Of mod
Grafton and Justice. and yet, by clan.
destine means, arrive at their point
as surely as the other. Charles
Rollin.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10

Dickens VAS one OF the most sue
cessful financially OF all authors. His
was no case OF genius starving in a
garnet "p,ckwick" placed him above
want at rs. and for period of 30
years following its publication in
1857 he received princely income
from his writings. His American tour
brought him $50 900 His estate at his
death in 1870 was estimated at $500.
coo. That his grandchildren should
now be in need Of the tritling pension
bestowed on them Is painful Illus.
tration of the vicissitudes of family
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
Market for Steel WindmlIla

Not the least important feature OF
the general agricultural revival which
Is In progress In SO many oversee
markets, and particularly IN South
Africa and Australia, is the interest
thus created In steel windnills as
motors for such purposes as pumping
and operating small machinery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
Tornado Insurance.

After your experience of last niGht s
storm you should carry tornado insnf-
aneo. and al you have 20 do is call up
Fhune 411-Y and it will be taken caro-
of. Also al lines Of fire and automo.
bile insurance in the very be5 com.
panias w. ]. SIMON, the Insurance
Man, office 1924 Ottawa avenue.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
QnldAr That Goes Eishino.

There has recently been discovered
IN Buenos Ayres spider which prac.
tees fishing at times. In shallow
places 1t spins between stones two
winged colnicai net, on which 1t runs
IN the water, and captures small fish
tadpoles, etc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
POLICE CHIEF TELLS
COUNCIL OF VISITS
TO VICE" CENTERS
CONTINUED from page ID

last Monday night he said, 'and
would suggest that the council re
cogni1e my position in demanding
that something be done to alleviate
a condition that Il recognized as
bad
II want to say to you. Commissions
or Palmer, If you conduct your de-
ra,tment on the same lines as Com
missioner Doughcrty you will not
have any more trouble from me.
commissioner Dougherty is giving
the city excellent service. | don't
think anyone could take his depart
ment and do any better with it. J
suggest that you do the same as he
is doing. Don't cater to anyone and
10 what you think Is right in the
o}cs Of The law. | don't care what
You tell anyone about law enforce.
m"nt | want results and | intend
10 have them, / don't want the crit
ieism which has been aimed at the
administration continued. | know
lheSe things have been going on
want gambling stopped, 1t has been
going on in Ottawa ha4rantly and
without fear, but from now on things
are going to be different. I don't
want slot machines ordered out of
TaloonS and then see them only turn
ed with their faces to the walls.
want them out entirely. Turning
them to the wall is only a bluff We
all know that Hereafter | shall use
my authority to see that these things
do not keep on. Excuses are not go
ing to end the trouble
Commissioner Palmer then suggest
I'd that there was wide and di-
yergent difference between his and
Commissioner Doughcrty's depart
ment.
Il think the police are doing their
duty
Don't tell me about duty" inter
nolated the mayor, Il saw gambling
ii this city myself"
You saw gambling yourself?" in
CURED Commissioner Sticklin, com
ing into the conversation for the
drst time, "and YOU could have stop
ped it," he ended.
Il don't propose to place myself in
a policing job here. We have men
hired for thai purpose 1t is up to
them and not up TO me to patrol the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
What's the Use Of a TWIN

A Chicago man has been arrested
for appropriating and wearing the
clothes OF his twin brother. What's
The use Of being 4 twin?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
WHEAT QUARANTINE
RECOMMENDED AS.
DISEASE REMEDY.
ADviSABlLiTY OF ILLINOIS FARM.
. ERS RAISING FUTURE CROPS ,c
SERIOUSLY QUESTIONED nv
GOVERNMENT EXPERTS.

Some of the farmers in tho yicinit,.
OF Ottawa think they win be lucky ol
their wheat goes ten bushels "a thn
acre this year, as it is badly diseased
while others, fearing no crop nj an
have cut the fields to be used ne feed
Many farmers in Illinois are ouos.
Noning the adyisablity of continuine
after this year the raising of wheat
rearing that result of extensive rails.
ing may be the bringing in of dogtrrc.
i've insects such as were responsible
before for the diminished acreage nf
wheat The government is already
taxing note OF three diseases of small
grain recently discovered, two IF tbnm
in Illinois and hearing has been
called at Washington. y. G., ON Jn1y
10 to determine what quarantine reg.
hiaflons are necessary toward con.
trolling flag smut take-all and wheat
nemarodd or ell worms.
Try to Control Disease.
the primary purpose of the hearing
Is 20 bring together the officials or
tho states mcst directly concerned
and Others who are Interested in the
none Of developing comnrrhcnstya
plans for preventing the spread ~
these diseases. and at the same time
placing as slight limitation as poq4jhle
on either production or shipping NJ
grain II * probable that no drastic
federal quarantine viii be necessary.
hut 1t may be found desirable. dcparr,
ment oflciaIs think To establish sucn
quarantine restrictions as will all
state officials in their efforts 10 oradi
cate the diseases from or control thom
IN the comparatively small areas tina,
they now occupy
Two Diseases in State,
rag smut which affects wheat
alone, Is known to exist in Illinois
The take-all disease. affecting wheat
OATS, barley and rye, Is believed 10 hc
present only in Illinois and Indiana
The wheat nemarodd or oil worm dis
ease to which wheat. oats. rive. snetr
and emmer are subject. exists in Vjr.
finla, West Virginia ana Georgia. or.
helals and other Interested porsous
from these five states, therefore ara
the people most vitality concerned in
tbp h
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
They'd 30 Lost.

Did you ever wonder what the WON.
On who are always talking about their
own ailments would do for converse.
ton X they should ever get wa'l'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
kniuhts of Columbus,

Regular meeting will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock in the club rooms.
J. +. GRAHAM, G. X.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10

Knights of Columbus.

Regular meeting will be held this
evening at s O'Clock in the club roomr.
j, f. GRAHAM, G. *.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
SOCIETY NOTES


Miss Gertrude Johnson entertained
with "A ] O'Clock luncheon at her home
on Paul street yesterday afternoon In
honor of Miss Kathryn Bowen of Coy
ington, Ind, who is the guest OF Miss
Elizabeth Vincent Covers we're lai +
for six guests at table prcttily deco,
rated with cut flowers. At the close
of the luncheon an informal social
hour was enjoyed by the guests,
u q g
Miss Elizabeth Vincent entertain
cd at her home on Pearl street this
afternoon in honor Of Miss Kathryn
Bowen Of Coyin2ton, Ind. Miss Mary
lathrop Of Rockford and Miss Hone
Neidig of North Dakota Five tables
Of bridge were played during the aft
Groom. The Vincent home was pref
thy decorated with garden flowers.
Dainty refreshments were served nv
the hostess late in the afternoon.
p = =
Mrs. O. w. Johnson will entertain
with an cyeling paty at her home
on Congress street. this evening. in
honor of Miss Frances Stanton. OF
liIkhart, Ind, who is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Stanton. About
NWenty guests will be present. The
evening will be spent informally.
q, e a
The members Of Xion Evangelical
I.uthern church held their annual PIC
nc ami outing yesterday at Chautau-
qua park. There we're about 250
members OF the school in attendance.
The crowd left Ottawa about 1890
O'Clock, arriving at the park shortly
after L. During the afternoon there
was very fine informal program
Given, followed by some guessing con
tests, and a program of games ana
IA es. Immediately after the supper
hour the storm broke and the inter.
urbans were forced to stop running.
The people who were attending the
picnic were brought back into town
in autos. a program bad been pan
ned for the evenings entertainment,
but this could not be given on ac-
count of the storm The crowd ar
rived home late last evening, every
0ae having spent very enjoyable
time. and being none the worse for
having passed thru the bad weather.
The picnic was a great success, fnan-
cially and socially and about $1,000
cHas cleared for the church.
- = q
The program is sports for the Pres
byierian picnic which is To be held to-
morrow at Mckinley Park II is to be
Interesting The ladies' thoWing cor
test will be the leading feature, and
the famous game Of gunaaloo for the
boys will be interesting 4 ball gam7
also Will be played The members of
the school viii 90 out in The mornin
and ra,t1rfi1 until late in hn u ffprnoop
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
Notice..

Regular meeting Of Mystic Work.
ers at l. o, o. f. hall Friday even.
ing, July IL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10

Musical shaVes and haircuts" have
been devised by a Springfield. Mass
barber who provides instrumental
music for his patrons. mostly rag
time.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished by
G. W. Kirby. MANAGER Harris, Win
throp &, Co.
Corn
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
COUNCIL DEMANDS
BOND ISSUES FOR
NEW IMPROVEMENTS
'ConttDned from Page ~

extended into that territory ag niro
OF the twelve houses had guaranteed
to use city water If the mains came
within reach Of their abodcs. Super.
1ntendent Mark Duffy was authorized
to investigate and ascertain what the
cost would he for extending the mains
into the territory, which now is saiQ
to be without protection Of any kind
against fire.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10

FOR RENT Soyen-room fiat 203 w.
Main St; bath. Inquire T. l.. GRO1,
Telephone 325L
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10

FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY THE
"WANT-ADS" IN THE FREE
TRADER.JOURNAL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10

TWO or threa furnished rooms with
or without light housekeeping con
vcnicnccs. Modern. 623 III, avenue.
Telephone G7S-N.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10

FOR SALE-l9lS Halliday a-passen-
ger touring car leather uholster-
ing, all new tires; paint in good
shape; lirst-cIass condition mechanic
ally Lock Box 81, Tonica, III.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
Let Compressor Contract

The contract awarding the installa.
tion of an electric water COMPRESSION
At the pumping station to the IngerSOlr
Ram Company Of Chicago was signed
by the mayor and commissioners.
The new device will cost approx
mateIy $4,000 and will end the scarcity
OF water which makes necessary now
the curtalment of all the reserve sup.
ply by forbidding the use Of city pres.
sure for lawn sprinkling or any othc~
Wasteful purposes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
Advertise for Bids,

At the suggestion of Commissioner
Sticklin bids will be asked for laying
a new floor at the city pumping sta.
tion. Estimates will be drawn M and
bids submitted for the work, which j.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
Park Commission Gets COP.

A special cop whose pay viii come
out Of the park commission fund was
authorized to act as custodian and pre-.
server of the law at Shabbona Park
He will be clothed with fun police an.
thority and his duties will be TO nr4-
serve law and order at the West Side
grounds
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

(Nain want add section page HVe.D
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
NEW YORK CITY HALL-Combleted 1872

NEW YORK CITY HALL-Combleted 1872
During the Mayoraty of Richard Varick it became evident
that the City Hall Wall and Broad Streets could not much
longer suffice for the official business of New York City,
The City Hall was erected between 1903 and 1912
cost of $5ooooooo. Those the days when the
city only glad have the services of great
chants in official capacity Richard Varck served Mayor
from 1850 1901, and in 1903 became of the founders
of the Merchants Bank Marinus Wiette, one of the
earliest stockholders of the Bank Mayor 1So7-1So8
Jacob Radcliffe also stockholdcr elected Mayor 1870
-1811 and was reelected in s-1818
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Puts and Calls and Tips

\Question-Wiu you kindly send me some
information regarding the put and CALI
stool. options? I would like to know i
this method Of trading IS indorsed by the
leading brokerage houses or If it has not
their APPROVAL Also is there any merit
attached to the daily letter" published by
various individuals who claim 10 he in the
inside and offer various so-caled tips? j.
their advice to be regarded seriously e. N.
Answer Puts and calls are regarded
as perfectly legitimate by many Stock
Exchange houses and the best options
are guaranteed by the Endorsement Of
Stock Exchange firms, although such
options are not recognized by the New
York Stock Exchange. Many reputable
brokerage houses issue market letters
embodying analysis Of various COM
panies and reviewing the general situ-
alton These letters are often instruc-
tive and valuable in other respects.
But we assure YOU that the tpsters 10
whom you refer mad better be stunned.
Their claims of "inside information"
are always false.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Bears Fail to
Make Heatlway ON
Outside vi arket
Heavy Professional Selling
Nakes Little Impression
ON Prices Of Curb Stocks:
Paper Issues Marked Up

Stocks on tho Curb wero under
pressure most of the session yester-
day The ceiling was mainly profes-
slonal, however, and did not make much
OF an impression. Oh shares, which
nave been displaying sensational
strength Of late, were moro orderly,
and evidences of protit-taking were
seen.
A now speculative favorite jumped
INTO the van IN the industrial depart
ment despite the irreguarity else
where, North American Pulp and Paper
rising to new high record for the
moment of 81 on dealings Of 10000
shares. A new pool has been formed
III thus stock and has fixed price Of s
- IT'S objective, according to gossip
Of the curb. The company is doing
better than it did last year
Montgomery Ward was under press
ure and dropped to 80. V. Nivaudou,
winch has been up for listing on the
exchange for some time past, sold
around 20. American Safety Razor was
steady.
International Petroleum was firm
after early weakness, while Simms
Petroleum acted fairly well consider
ing the general market trend. An
nouncement that the Standard of Louis
lama has brought in big gushcr in
the Homer field helped the shares Of
all the companies operating in that new
district
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Realty Concern Increases Earninrs

Queston-Kindy give me information re-
garding United States Realty and Inlp.ovc-
meat Company. its future outlook and
whether i would. be best to hold fifty shares
G. G.
Answer United States Realty and
Improvement Company publishes it's
income account once year. I'm the
year ended April 30, 1919. IL earned
GIG per cent en- the Sl6.162 500 capital
stock, against 4.79 per cent the yea
previous. Real estate vaipes having
shown decided Improvement, the COM
pany has benefited accordingly. The
stocl. Is speculative and we must leave
it to You to reach a decision for your
self
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Stocks Yielding High Return

Qnes'ion--May ask You 10 suggest eome
good iow-priecd stocks in which / may in
vest on the partial payment planG I would
IKE stocks that would pay a liberal interest
cipGl.-C. B. y.
Answer-Wc do not recommend the
purchase Of speculative stocks. Anv
securities ono might mention III accord
ance with your request would of uccns.
slty be more or less speculative. Nanv
issues paying dividends sell at com
paratively low prices, but we do MOI.
know what their course viii be in the
securities market. Some Of these arc =;
American Cotton OIL, 47N. paws 81:
Midvale Steel, 10. pays ST; Inspiration
Copper, 53, pays S. Anaconda Copper,
oS, pays S4; Chesapeake & Ohio, So,
pays $4
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Answer-Chicaco -1;lwauloo g g

Answer Chicago, milwaukee, & ST.
Paul preferred stock is 50 dependent
upon what railroad leg station will do
for the company that it is difficult 10
determine in just what class the stock
belongs. At present the road is doing
badly about Is badly as any Of tho
large systems but we are not at ali
sure that the reason is wholly because
the government is operating it, ST.
Paul spent vast sums OF money in dc
veloping its western extension. and
the cost to date has far exceeded
original estimates. Given increased
freight rates and proper legislation.
the road may come into its own again.
but the preferred stock, we bcleve. is
still far from a dividend The Broad
way & Seventh Avenue bonds are so
low in price that it would appear un-
wise to sacrifice them At present. In
creased fares. which the company may
after all receive, would do much to put
the bonds in better position. The
Public Service Corporation bonds are
not particularly well secured The
company recently passed its divi-
dend, and as this is junior lien on
.the property the bonds may very likely
work lower in price. We understand,
however, that the new arrangement Of
fares is working out more satisfac-
torly in New Jersey, and that The gas
and electric properties of the corpora
ton are doing we'll enough. The
Northern Union Gas ; per cent bonds
are not very we'll secured, as the earn
Ing power OF the company has been
poor of late
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Biz and Asked
Big Asked
r. A.Lni

Ba. Asked Biz Asssa.
s Bns Noe 81 hress < Co.. . -
II g., z b. a. ~. a $40. a9 pr ..lsS ii'' ii5
En- 'i'g fase i 4 W at. II
N sMpols Ia5 hsrsse S Is -
ls 4 { s.. I.-W J. lst Pr 80 loo
IS IS 'JsS' pr asa ass. ". IAri0sid ps.llvl- iii
- Arbor tr o., Ngliar Beach ~
En- or ii-t., ~, Mat Al W g IS
Is l4a,her o. g,1. Nav De :. pr.i0o llO
20 Or - 4tts - Mich Central 40 100
s;;sxa Shoe ia lbs 'A;SPGs~N pc rs
s8t Il Il + ~ 90 ls- ines 20 cp
T.:r ;. 4 4. n. n: 3 r { 'T ) iis Z Z !
81 fsss sss,0se, pr.ii9 3 .2,N Z ( pr ioo io55
E Fdry ~ y hK VI ist ps 10
Z. ios lSs g \ a.,',,l g
: Alton u i G2io ','''i Fud T. =. 56'. 5l3a
: Fits :. 70 Ovens ~ pf Ss 100
IPN&0 pr Of 80 Pacific Coast . =, % %
Ii r. Peg p s' 199 @ rae g ri Fl Z Z ~ g.
s. 81 q lSi 3 o' ~ - Z An ret qsl;5 200
So Cisar pr - so l's'a PegriA ~. q Il. X =
ssA Gan Or r.lo-ia l05 49, 49, 1eo
#I lns Co so 80 o ~ "a. Ia 1o-
Prod pr los los p = < 60 -
j ~ 80 ,y9 Ky st Spr pr los lQ9is
q pr .....l l07 li5 rr ,9Iik ,0ai-
e Go pF. e9N4 looi3 Sesro No, - 59o
=. ,s2 do pr ll4t4 lls7s
nnai \, 10 S-S \ pr IS ~
Tn RR 100 IL ~ 10 i1R
IS & a ~ -. s..ndn,1 Nui l5l ias
u Bat. is5 ~ Tn ~ e. cq
z esa { pr. S>ts IS S,t,a,.,', ,ker nr uait l0na.
II raoS pS pf .V3 10 sup ~tcei pI l0lis 1o5
,nei"- --.ISS s'o ''r 4 J. II a. 200 300
II $500. 1S 400 To < l. a X 10 IL
,yyisaf pr. sGis lo2 II, pr - Il
y No ~ ssair Z, >. 7, nr ~
IS Is. pr e2,x o. .I--a.-,.,nd r 1S5 leD
ass.ake ~ a. ~ fO6 lfs
fspr Or e1 10 w., IA, & y 30 o.
sinpd .Ss. - m ,grar - lo5 o95
Srkel pr 20 So q, nr 1ln I40
!, s.. : Al pr ld2 l0l
yssT,1 1Ist' .'. Va Car On pr TOO ~
2 Spr pr az lna ~, ~ ist ~ 81
81 III pr ~ S4's Wilson 60 rr. 90 40
~ WHY'S - pr. NSi4 %
- .'.-. 10 Ws Central -, =
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Bonds
Real Frugal Housewife

enlisted. tseTl cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Information,
IN hf9 de DO RI,

IN this department The Tribune 4oil
Mro'o the light Of such informotio,,
ds IS al its command on the fnucsf-
mcnt problems Of It's readers. The
utmost care Is used IN the co,nDila-
lion and presentation of such H.
formation and 7oe bci'crc il TO be de-
pcndab'c. BIT 'co uish cspeciallp To-
emphnsi~c 10 orr rcGdcra the fact
that ne'o Developments Of such I'M
porfonec os to greatly choAgo the
sto ttts Of security are constantly
taxing place. YhCcforc, as a fuatfcr
OF seU -protcotion, the inrcstog shouid
make II Il point 10 Keep in close touch
'cIth tho affairs OF the companies
fohoso securities he has parchasod
and 'oith general dcuelopmcnfs bear
'ng upon the rafto OF such securities.
Constont acatchfulncss is the BEST
safeguard the inuestor can possibly
have.
Questions Of genera, interest to
snrestors 1ciN be ansvcre2 II, this
colirmn, IN achick case only initials
aclN be used. Others 1oiN br an
s'oered by mail Addresr all in
qnfr'os. iacloSjng stamped. adj
a1esscd dr., ,cnvclope 70 FinoacjGi hdjtor,
Ihc Tribune, I54 Nassau .Strect, Nsao
York city,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Brownies" End Work

WINDOW, Dec. 1s.-Ihc last group of
!. .'0~nies' have just left the govern
~ service, causing general lamenta
II These were young messenger
w. VINO were taken on during the
and were called brownies because
saeir special brown dresses which
H. H. supplied by the authorities. 1t is
al assu that they proved themselves
smarter and quicker than boys.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Mining Stocks
Opar High Lou To.

Open. High. Low. Last
900 Am Hond NJ - eas 2is
5000 Am Tin & r. ia r; * :.
l1e0p *Arizona Silver l7s ~ Ia 2A
500 @+Atlanta .... %
200 3elch (ap) g. 81 33 %
! 2e0p Belch E tapl 80 Of Il 80
2qop Big Ledge ... Il Is K =
200 Booth ....
7ooO Bost & Mont 10 - 70 -
400 Butts-N = 4 u !.
2700 'fCaledonia 49,. 81 g - 81
$500 Canada Copper / * ~. Tx II:
$50 CAndesaria Sill
5000 fCashhoy -... {
i0D fCons Nir Silv. 81. tal 6ls Gls
400 Cresson Con q. .ls *
l5o000 Divide ENten .ls 80. IA
1900 FL Salvador si - 81 81. 39s
5000 Eur Cr NJ Co. Ill III ~. lbs
500 Eureka Holly .3 73 - =
GOA *Foriy-nine NJ. 2l- ~. - OK
1l0 fGadsden Cop. Gie % -
$500 fTGod Zone D. A A. A. 40
100 Golden Cate. IL, ~ II H.,
17oo >1Godfsd Con / ii 10 10
$500 *fGodfed Dev 12la 1879 12r, I3tn
$500 *TGodhed Mer 81,
1900 eiGreat Bend
1850 I3ecla Mining 3}f 81, 3i3 Az
20o0 *YJiin Butler. II %. 81 q
900 Jumbo ENten s
poo '4Kcwanas -. 8's ga
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Perhaps you believe the story told of
frugal housewife, living near Bar
Harbor, who ran her kitchen range
from October to May on one and a
quarter tons of coal and never once
in that time let the fire go out
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Union Raises Dues

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19-Twenty- five
dollars are now required as entrance
fee from every new member to the Ma.
tlonal Union of Dock Workers. This
has become necessary to check the in
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
(Interest to be Added
Anclo-French Extern 5s, 1920

Bld AsNed
Anclo-French Extern 5s, 1920. 9oSs ?3Sl
Argentine Intern 5s, 1945..... l2}s
Canada Dom Of. 5s, l921...... 9l1A y. =
do 1926 Observation-Disclosures. o. 92i2
do 1881 Observation-Disclosures. 81 81
Chinese CIV Hu Kug Ry IS, 1881 49's 80
Cuba Extern 5s. 1914. ........ 912s 81
do Extern 5s. ser A, 1s49.... S5is So
do Extern 41@s. 1919. 76 .t's
Dominican Rep IS, 1858. .......
City of Lyons 15-yr Is, 1884,. 92as e2ta
City of Marseles 15-yr 6s. 1884 923a wa
City OF Bordeaux l5-yr Gs, 1894 923s 81
City of Paris SIS, 1921. 1......... e2ia s2%l
Jap Gov 4lss. sterling In, 1928. 50 81
do 4i2s I'd ser, 1925. 5....... SIS
do Is, sterling In. 1891. 6S 10
City of Toxic 5s, 1952........ 51ia %
L X G B & l 5-yr 3 las. 1921. 9ole 96
do 5-yr 5las, 1922. 2.......... a5as 95ss
. do 10-yr 5i2s, 1929. ........ 94"s "a IS
do 20-yr 51as, 1880. S6S4 81
Mex Extern strl IS of 90. 1915. 80 4. rs
do Extern gold is of '04, 1861 Al ~