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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

HEGfIAK ATcTIoN sAfr
STOCKS AND BONDS
bf ADRIAN ~. tIr.E. son
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER iorn. ieia
At u 20 O'Clock. o. i',n
EXCHANGE SA1ESRsoN
nos. u AND IS NESEY STREE
BY order or Executors
10 shs New York LIE Insurance =
by Order Temporary Adminis.ra,o-
90 shs Mortgage Bond Company
For Account Of Whom Il May Concern.
A-V shs United Engineering s. Contact
ing co. common
100 shs. I $. Mortgage Tr,sst Co
l'oVo sns, kailway siorsye Battery Car 70
s.ss< shs The Permssit Co common
., So9 MS The rermutii Co prefs
slV'o0o H9rtonia Power Co isi Nixe -
p shs. Merchants National nank
- shs BOND & Mortgage Gasrartc4 %
az shs. First National Bank *
sa4, oee Kings County Elect rir 'rff & f-r..
CO conu g. BONDS fa.a
stelp People ''a4. Light T. Cola C. -hf
>sf9 ISL ''ns'f A'e" frnis
'-s s5s s sas. r r.. , per.aa.,. CO com,non
s5s.0o0 Detroit Toledo s ironion n a. "A
justmsni Mise o., BIDS. 1854
fSS shs Detroit. Toledo q trenton T.
ass shs Detroit. Tci-io 2. iron'or y
~ rilH fN-i.Isf MOTOR Truck
500 shs. Edith Mining Co
prp sis. Green Monster Mining O.
zoo shs Alaska Juneau Gni3 N.r|rg %
1is shs Chicago Elevated u way -rs,8
SSS.'9o Chicago Elevated Il nay 81. neA
ists.
$4,000 Chicago Elevated R'wey 5~. i,s. ao
10 ms. Inter Oceanic steam Nseirs.tse
Sle.b"o Maxim Mauii.ons Corporate. 81.
COZ hoaas Net. 1856. ana sa.
8 600 NoA.ran 1raIite ra f A.--e aa-.s
.- - r-' i'-- CIT. 1870. tf. rftiI.
1887 % hioht gan Granite sa 81. ll I'D
3 shs. Aioheenu Granite ra
$1,000 t'"rrigc Nnlh'ari'c Core 60 .f fern
iSt Mge 90 Bond 1924
90 shs Ho.ne. Aiyer 1l rn
- e!s J. rehink Dfl a Dus Ta
sh. Electric intss'-nent 'olla .am
s. oco sseona Avenue X Il ec. p...i..s.
'ffs' CTS ~ !. posl'
'l.oeo NJ Ni'an <oifhsfu hsIwa5 fs. sHf
sky Fund &C.. nH 1880
$4,000 Tampa Jacksonville IT'S fsf flF
no bds FaH ,ff uf a. InHI.
en- sAe nitea lar Elerir'
i'n1n tsr 4frft
20 ehr >ee Yoa Consolidate 81
co tHsuulofi
is shs 4 pple er-ss csrsrsi
- sis c'.r'e cr-es csasrs. n
AT af Ne lle~ iifie aad IT,. .efe.t .t S.
-nt irf. HH.I'f fnN nIH I.t
~n, Ser decreased eaft pHf ttHs
si'l ia %. eHrfoss' t0uii
'o4ftt nr lffsftisff ..II
'1 l.ih'f a'I Hi wills N.fe
Al ~ IIa rFiI. Hl. 4HI
,,eofse + SNYDER Hp''r .sls tIl sf
~ Fht 'irf i''.t.i
Mso.hpuse 0fte.pit f.f slnlseina.i
eNe hri"H ~ risH. |-t.fi
t"fi"nt Nfi 'r' ~rit Hsfi.i.NIs. I.s.eIII.
.n p. offered nH8 soda b If.. a...t
nni conditions nf esfr f'.f..fa ..tI
4uuse ''."riIIs aH tfr|
INffuf AnH conditions t.I flII H..
sHihi nfr Nh hir eifN .Nr Ht... ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
COTTON STATISTICS


Yesterday week S1s year
Port receipts. 54.03a G4349 $500.
Exports season 1.4o4,s74 1,2o2429 l,o58.s5s
y s, stocks ysdsS S5s!s 49,
int ship shipments, $1,000. $1,000 s SS IS.s4t
N. Y. ARRIVALS. 3,774 1888 t.Co9
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton. fair
basis OF 24.obd Tor middllng Sales, 10, 600
bales: American. 1000; Imports. 10000:
american imports none Futures opened opened
yteady at n net advance OF 26 to 80 points
December, 23.23d: January. 22.7sd; March,
'uy aras au sSa ay s9e cons
hardening.
Cereals
Wheat--Advlces from st. Louis report
that cash wheat there which had been
carried over from Monday sold at 2 TO
cents per bushel over Mondays quo
tations. ana there seemed to be gen
eral demand In all markets for high
grade milling wheat, while supplies were
meagcr Efforts were being exerted IN
and reports from Omaha said that "a
large number OF empty cars were being
rushed West to move this wheat before
severe winter weather sets in, -.
COrn-The market was dominated by
fears that an embargo will be place a
against the movement OF freight trains
on account Of the shortage OF coal.
Shorts especially the December position,
were active buyers through the day
and the wholc market was firm In sym
PATTY The 1nd% p"s D" s ot Mon
day and at the high point OF the day
was up nearly cents from Mondays
again Favorable. and the weakness in
sterling exchange as we'll as the unset
tied condition Of the money market were
bearsh features which, however. were
lost sight of account OF the POSSIBILITY
of q check to the movement.
Yesterdays PREVIOUS Year
Corn rn~ No. o. vel. si'SlA Us7A s1.esN
Chicago:
January ....... 1851 i24%
Oats-Tradns was limited yesterday
and while prices were nrmer the advance
due largely to the strength In corn:
falling OFF In the movement would
not be very serious affair In oats. as
OF transportation would also check the
distribution.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats, No 5, VIII. so.s3ia 1888 so.s3 Z
Nay ......:..... .75s 15'%
Kyc-Alarket steady.
Cash. No WIN. 1854 sI5s 1916
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. wero:
Yesterdays Previous Year
we" YORK; close. cio9c. ago
MINI. patent ...sl3 $1275 $10S5
Cornmeal. yell 3.7o0 3.s5 3.7o@S.s5 AIS
Bran ........ $500 4i.5Ol4 40. 90 1878
Rye -four =. 7.0O@7.25 7.oO@7.25 e.l5Q9.75
Cottcnseed Oil
The market was nervous and irregular
the near positions showing a certain
amount OF strength, while the late months
We're lower. Echners were credited with
Duylng the near posiiions while the other
months were un pr, ssure account
II tne sharp decline in cotton and the
hcavincsa in lard. Final quotations ranged
from points higher to points net
lower. Total Gales were II. 600 barrels
The range OK prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

{. Roger. genera! manager OF tho
s1emtn.sc B.nl has been elected presi-
assf Of sfe Ta.at,sn Hank-r~' Assocts-
tieG s,ar-s:i1, e I. rAas". Sir Frcd-
evica ~,'iiams-Ts 10. 4 Richardson.
Jr jain = AID C. y. Seiu ware APP
% nsed II pr's~isnt.. Az, toa~tner
" h Mr.. q gort Sd~srd c. r-ast AMI
r. b II cons II .tc tie executive COM
rnittsc Of the ssscclston-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

WASHINGTON. NV II Csnssa'
America exported si.k1a.lei worth q
'oeoaauts to the United States during
sls. according 20 reports Of the 10
'artment Of Commerce to-day. ~ The
iotsl sS22, $50 worth came frem Psa
ana and sssa.s73 from Honduras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

Note-fn this department The
Tribune will throw the light Of such
Information as Is AT its command on
the Investment problems Of It's r"nd-
srs Questions Of general Interest will
be answered in this column. Only
initials Will be used. Others will be
answered by mail.
Address all queries. inclosing
81 M. ~ n ~er. vp'',,
FINANCIAL EDITOR. Tie Tribune.
1884 Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

The regular quarterly d,vs1snd Of Two pet
Ger, q has been declared os tie pre-
i.'fsd sio,A 81 'h,s eompan,. lss sa''
Nosemac' 50 1910. - naek tolAsfs 81
record Nsvembss 20 800
fous o, y Ieehee, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
C.. VI. %St. y. Stocks

Question Would you advise holding
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul pro
ierrcd and common stocs, purchased
much higher than this pre emf market
price? What can we expect from th,s
company Am IN no special need Of
this dividend but hate TO take this
loss after holding so long Am
foolish H. b
Answcr--We are OF the opinion tina,
the railroads Of the country nav. hrnr
IN ough their worst period. Mach de.
Ponds upon the legislation shortly in
~ enacted, but IL il hart t. beii.,.
rat anything viii be done to iniur,
ne earning power OF railroads. Of
course IN" marhes prices OF both III
'au' common and preferred NAV de
cline from present levels, but We thiul
sou would DO we'll 10 hold them If you
can afford To wait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

Sou.hern spot markets follow: Calves
ton. steady. 100 points lower at 4oc. SAILS
s.is7 bales New Orleans steady. rs points
lower at 1925; sales. 3.o+5. Mobile easy
90 points lower at SIC: sales IS Sayan
nah quiet. 100 points lower at a7c. Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

debtor; s
Altman. Max. and Iaidore Gold
GO r's'''.o'ns ''sFs i'on'"ssoefs ,ss21s
boft1-c' N, Kesier'.. -. 57sisss
Cohen S9, narry if,seo wVajs. ca ~
J. Eahinon-ii, - 81 1r74 -
ciapto ,,''' I'D "a a n. soaf Bnild 100 %
bag bag C Corp {. put'on Lum- ,os7ses
c' = salgg ana p@q naiid ''..'s'
Color protection Corn EPndlev's
dy re NV tin Chambers street can ,,,ok.
e@ IN J. Louis. Sps , ,,s'..a
Collins John. and Fidelity ard
pie, otc ~ A. e'- non m
Connolly. Eugene J.-Empire city
Dallas Jono {; nioa Neyy. 60 ss sS. 81 81
ipevcic Market +, Ta,.. A. ~ so %
oobbic. Harley 81 NJ, n saIk,na Si4 az
Naidl Rowland Ed Mari si5.gS
!. Sarah me e;ens, Do 1 pa f an. r,so
Finn Al sa,,l,s 1-l,,,,',1 go,
INK corn -.7oo
GofSbsrs ~ Est anfel 4 R%Ge9's S'2.e'
ander Hamilton Institute 5is %
Grrlich Chas. j. ir. ana ALTON =
Gerlich--I. Hirschkoru .. Az q
1JalIigan. rredetlck--l..,,l 4 .,a.
iur .......... 7-sc,
ifaslr-.t e. broidcrv Work. f,,
=. Hoffman ct al ara 4.
H. M. Inc ffIeurx
and Henrietta A. Stang)--J ~
lacooos. aaron A toot,v NM $4,000
and supply CoD-Mannattan
j. Early Wood DE- INC Dlaca 20 81
iieb. Inc .......'. ............. 1870 %
wa lssrle &c "'o'.' .. o'- zoo 90
Nean. Harry National Cash Reg-
lister IompanS ...............- or o.
N tt'' hib H. MAA~-fs ttrltffrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

ton quiet at SIC; sales nil Wilmington
dull at $50; les nil. Augusta steady, 100
points lower ut use; sales nil. Memphis
steady. 100 points lower at 4ic: sales,
2.l00 bales ST. Louis firm. so ponts lower
at +3c: sales 22b Houston quiet. 100
points lower 81 1880. safes 2,b2, Little
Rock steady. 80 points lower at A0c, sales,
i.642 bales Dallas steady. TIC lower at
$3.50: sales. 1922. MONTGOMERY weak. 90
points lower at SIC; sales. ia. Fort
Worth outlet. so points lower at $3.50;
snlcs. $50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19


In New Work County
Arnstein. Sigmund r Dlskia
oet rs. 1918 .....s.. 81 600 90
Afn4, in Si9nf ~ ans sophie.
p.,Nin. &c, b. isi' sooo &c
Cd T.. fel4Ia.. Sow I 1000 fraea.
Same. SAM. Dec .f 1918 atses
Holman Nstfiu Is trinx
fes go. isls -fsse.
BcilGcic Lawrence and Rat
t~ele rrste--Teoplc. g.. Nos
r,.lI +; lsis l9oeot
rortaiion Co Dec ~. 1917 ios9as
Gainshors Herman A Lind
y, oct. s 1919 ...-...-.-.. 100 90
Klous Isaaore Pm Fos sept
1919 49,. ..,...s.... tsais
al. March .. 1910 ...-......s sssss
same SAM. sept. :, 1910 ...+. t6i az
kayburn Emma and VIM n
e p Gregory July 20. 1919 sss-s
MarsegiiA Antheny and rldenty
tasna ~ 60. OF y Y--fcopie.
.. etc oe' IS. 1919. ..... 40 oo
:, vst g. iois ...-- 9stsc
:. 1857 1VArat~43 .fa "a
prstr. Homer "a ~ Afuitrs .f
al. oct. ~ 1879 t.aeAfrat ttaq -
Haher. tda-~h. Benthetin 81 al
Nov 10. 1919 tvhcafrd) - es4 ~
Sam. Joseph and Jacob Wilmer
North American Distilitns
;, Co. June ~ Iees -: sssss
Garage. tno.--Eass Rivsr Ma
'onal Bank June ~. 1919 -. ssss.as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
Markets in Other Cities

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
s5s s $s E. 4$ss $5 81 - $5s
a75 Sears Roebck 22e 22o 2l7 2ls
500 Stewart wner.ls3 ld3 1854 l5s "a
60 Stand G & ri 30 so so 30
oa 1SS Sc DO pf: 4SN 43N ts1a 4aSs%
1900 Swift & Co 1876 1$6 13+M 1874
I25 Thompson 49,; +l,a a 4lls "a
s4S So M %'np c"ro'ae & & & & 5llss &c
e e Wr,s,av pf.'ssss 100 100 100 % 's g
Detroit
ops Of cn0 Motor y" 45o s .5s
ra aSss Motor Car ESQ s' Isl s s7 9" a7s ga
Rec do M oFs Car: az q sI@ sa s az.
Philadelphia
lSsS An An Sa,D < G 4 AZ a55s :5,5 \ AZ
= % ( T S9t B. * ( &c =: sea. az -
So % a S' A s4Grnfe $S $S I 1879 49, 49,
aS Ss Lax Ss'' sSpa fS' 5iA liz liz \
~ s Shsh v Nay 81 ssa g sS 90
~ Penna Salt.... SO so so 80
~ ma Flee 20 70 247s 70
l52o Pm Rap Trans 27as 27ss "a TN
Phil G. x Nor. 119 lie l19 I19
05 Ton Belmont. 27s "a ~ IA
i73 Union Trac . ara S7l, 37IA 37i,
oS3 United Gas I'm 551s b5 ~ "a " 50 Is
Uni Cos n J197 1877 1877 1877
,o,,aa
$4,000 City az 1912 9s 90 80 %
5000 Lake Su inc IS G4H CAV Ga cav
5000 LIE n con A rs 90ls 90,a 9OlA e0ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

Livestock, Meats. Provision.
Yesterday Year ago
Live steers. FAIR to
prime, 90 lbs $1,000 l1.0c sfsoo9t -
Dp ssed beef sides.
ID ..;....... .ish S.ssh .l1@ rs
mon to prime
100 lbs. ...... ib0oR21oO 1.ooaoo no
Dressed veal city.
ID, ID. .........,an $4,000 1900 2ooce 80 co
,,I lbs. -. 5000 so ea5alo 90
city. ib....... .iOy SO ~ ,e
Dressed lambs
c'ts N ...... le@ %, 9ia o.,
Hogs. 100 lbs. 14.T5Jls 20 rs0D,q1x s.
1.-Two lambs tsir
.--.., %
los 49,. la.5oGlaso iasoa14so
con. ID ...... :, = o2N 2e66 M
Mess beef Dbl. 2..oog25.o0 s6.oovsd 90
Lard. mid West
lbs ..:..... ss.4o125.so s5.osa2sso
Ness pork. bbl.. <s.60G - a. soSa1s 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
Standard Oil Stocks
3

Anglo American Oh Co. Ltd. s1ia "a
Atlantic Refining Co.......l500 1850
40 pr. new issue ...s....... ll0h NM
nn"rnr-ocr! TnScr 20. .......... go ASe
Buckeye Pipe Line.......,., Sc a
Chesebrough Mfg Co. cons. 900 s1O
Chsrs-bros sh Cons pf. ...... 100 III
do rights ............,.,.
Continental OH Co... 900. $40 sek
Crescent Pip. Line Co... ~ "a
Cum berlanr PIPE limo CO.. ITO 1916
Eureka Ptre Line Co. ... 1855 $50
Galrna Signal OIL Go pr new. l07 1l2
0alenA Signal OH Co pf OLD. lie liz
G&.ena Signal OIL Co, COM. a "a
Illinois Ir,e Line ........ 1S3 1Ss
Indiana ripe Line. 81 Is
international Pet Co. Ltd. 66M 5tA
National Transit Co. ....... IS 20
New York Transit Co ...... ITO 1870
Northern Pipe Line Co. 1o5 10
,"io IN Co. ............... $40 375
Penn Alex Fuel Co ....... IS 81
i'rairie OH & Gas Co. ..... 600 700
irair'c lir" Line. 27S .S3
Solar RHHning GO ......... $50 400
SCUM fcnn on .'o.... S37 $40
Southern tir. the co - l6S no
South West rc,n Pipe Yines IS ~
eta ndafd on Co Of California 9se goa
Standard OH Co OF InlianA $50 $50
Standard OH Co OF KansaS... $50 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19
Boston Curb

Chicago
Sales. Open High. Low. Last
20 Am Radiator 1886 S3b s3s 33s
10 Am Ship. ....l25 1928 1875 1875
IS a Decker & Co IS As As As
$40 Armour pr ....lo3 1904 lo3 100
50 Booth Fish,. Is is Is Is
s2 60 p'; 7s 70 rs 7s
SO Chi Ry 1T 10 10 10 10
80 Chi Rys scr :. sA 6A 6
rs do ser 81. y 4 y
60 Chi Title T. 2ot EOS EOS 2o5
GO Cudahy ...N .l07 q l07ielO5 ZOE
So Comw Edison.ll0 llOIa 10 10
4s5 Cont Motors. 1914 1sM 10 10
rs do pr ......l00 100 100 100
24O Dia Match. 121 l2l 100 12n
ll35 Hupp Motors. l2% IS les. lo7.
AS Hartman 80. SSls 8SiA IS IS
W Case-.... 2lio 21ia 20A u
5000 Libby ...... 81 81 29M "a
TO Lindsay 1t pr 81 81 Sl 81
c25 Mont Ward pf112 11o 1,I% 1,o
KS Midwst Util Of SOL. bOH sOn Row
s5iU Nat leather. 1SN lS% ISE ISL
Is Tub serv IT.. san Sc s4is IS
e60 do pf...... 81 ~ 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

Tho following judgments were fied yes
terday: the first name being that OF tho
lehfnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

The first name 10 that OF The debtor
The second that Of tho creditor and dat
when judgment was niod
In New YORK Tountx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-19

Current Eca-
prices ago
Sugar, granuated per 10.
Sugar. centrifugal per lb.. ~.
Coffee, Rio No. Z. per ID. 1914 l0ss
, Office. Santos No T. per 10 2js
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-15
RovAt G. yonMeoN 70
De PRINCIPAL ORATOR

Mitchell. 8. D., May 10--Plans have
been practically. completed for ,ne .dedi-
cattonso Of stif6* 'maieihofi6l- IN Hitch
cock park in this city In honor Of the
Dawson county men who lost their
lives during the war. Congressman
Royal C. johnson. who was wounded
In France, has been invited to deliver
the principal address at the ceremony.
Eighty evergreen and hardwood trees
have been planted In the grove. In the
center OF the grove a large boulder
will repose. Inlaid In this boulder will
be q great brass tablet with the names
Of all the Dawson county soldier dead
engraved thereon.
The following names will appear on
the tablet: Lloyd A. Bishop, Howard
Barton, Emil HI. Carlson, Harvey
Coacher. Wilbur II. Derr, Leroy George,
William H. Jordan, j. w. Kempton,
David Mcconnell, p. H. McMannamen,
Father G. e. O'Flaherty, Mckinley
Pound, Emil Rosenquist, Edward
Schmidt, L. L. Slagle, Daniel Banister,
William Bradshaw. r. L. Mclean, Ray
McNaught, c. b. West, Peter B~rethorst,
Arthur Shale and Harold Gage.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-15
INFLUENZA TOOK THE
HEAVIEST TOLL OF LIFE

- - E.fEE =
Pierre. 8. D.. Mays10-The yearly re-
port4of the vitat.stattsttes division, for
1918. just complied, Shows that 1,s47
deaths were reported from Influenza,
in comparison with but 81 Tor the year
before. Influenza q of course by far
the largest death ton, the other promi-
nent causes being as follows: Influenza,
1.847; pneumonia, ga; heart disease,
377; tuberculosis. 307; cancer, SOC; old
age. 23b; Bright's disease, 219; apo
pfexy, 900.
Some OF the other Interesting com
PARSONS are shown for the more vio-
lent deaths and the deaths from some
Of the communicable diseases in the
following table. Alcoholism took 10 in
1917 and only ! IN 1918: Suicide, 80;
c~onnagration, S; burns, "a: drowning,
Is; railroads. -; automobiles, 81; BY
animals. s. lightning. II; homicides,
g.; typhoid fever. q; smallpox, &;
measles, %; scarlet fever, rs; whoop-
ing cough. 7S; diphtheria. Is; alcohol
ism. 1; paralysis, 8.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-15
BLAME SLACKERs
FOR SENDING BOMB
South Dakota Man Who Re.
ceived One Had Been Active
In Government Work
Over In Illinois.

Mitchell. 8. D.. May 1o-That the
bomb plot which threw the entire
country in a state Of panic last week
was not confined to men high in the
counsels of the government or to in
huential financiers, was proven
today when 8. q. MacLean, who re-
Gently came to this city from Park
Ridge, Ill, a suburb Of. Chicago, re-
ccived a letter from his wife saying
that n of the bombs had been sent to
him in care Of the postmaster at Park
Ridge. but that 1t had pee detected
and rent to the bureau of investigation
at the federal building in Chicago.
MacLean was chairman of he Park
Ridge draft board and by his strict
adherence to the draft regulations 1t ia
believed incurred the enmity Of certain
would-be slackers in that district. 1t
Ia believed these men were associated
In some way with the ration wide
bomb plot. The bomb bore the same
Gimbel Brothers stamp which marked
all other packages found in the mails
In New York.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-15
SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN !.
MEET At SIOUX FAlI

Sioux Falls, s. D., May 9.-The 4ard
annual convention Of the South Da-
kota Sunday School Association con-
vened here yesterday for sessions ex-
tending over three daye. The first
.b,g4mA1GnEslwas sheAdlalast- night at.the
city Coliseum. Invocation was by Rev.
q. w. Pigion. Of Huron. The theme
Of the convention, " A New Gospel for
. New Era" dealing with the prob
lens confronting the churches ~ q
result Of the world war, vat noticeable
in all the talks. The opening ses-
sion was addressed by Rev. Henry 6.
Swearingen, of ST. Paul, on the SUBJ
3ect Of God a Servant."-1 In the cours
of his address he brought GU the idea
that the higher q man goes in the So
cial service he greater servant he
becomes.
Last nights meeting was featured
by a great community choir composed
of singers Of every Protestant church
in the city.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-15
AGED MAN ooEe ON
LONG HIKES FOR EXERCISE

Deadwcod, 8. D., May l0.-One of the
most remarkable OF the aged men of
South Dakota is Walter M. Shell, of
Deadwood, father Of Mrs. Phelps. IL
brarian in charge of the public library.
He is SO years old and is as active az
most men of IS. 1t has been his Gus
tom to celebrate hia birthdays by taxi
Ing q walk of eight or 10 miles to DEM
onstratc to his own satisfaction thai he
is.. still young. The unusually severe
weather conditions prevented him giy-
ing this demonstration on his recent
birthday anniversary but he is conf
dent that with reasonably favorable
weather he can hike" eight or 10 miles
without much trouble.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-15
SCHOOLS PREPARE
FOR BIC CONTEST
Orators to Meet at Brookings on
May 16-Official Track Meet
to Be Held at Same
Time and Place.

Brookings. s. d., May 9.-The state
high school oratorical and declama-
tory contest will be held in the State
college auditorium on Friday evening,
May 16. District contests are now be-
ing held in the state to choose those
who will fight 1t out for highest honors
in the state contest. Two silk banners
and medals are offered by the college
to winning schools.
From letters received by Supt. r. e.
Rawlins, of Pierre, and college author
tiles, 1t appears that at least Is high
schools will enter athletes in the Off
cial track meet At State college on Fri
day, May 16. The schools are Mitchell,
Huron. Vermilion, Woonsocket, Canton,
Redfield, Mobridge. Edgemont, Wes-
sington Springs. Pierre, Hot Springs,
Vienna, and Bookings. Several other
entries are expected. In spite Of the
wal handicap. high school athletics APP
parently are in q healthy condition.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-15
From, the New York World.

~ NSW xOfk World.
war oetwee Senator Lodge and Alex-
Ander Bannwart OF Boston. Wa declaran
on April 2. 1917. The first ana ouiv en-
saeefnent took place in the capitol on that
Jay n lasted one minute. We were
tneh on the v Of hostiities with C,e,-
many. the Senator militant. his visitor
pacific. -" S'so
In the course of the ~pourparlers some-
thtng was said by one gentleman about
cowards and by the. other about liars.
rnen all the rules regulations of the
sena!e became. scraps Of paper and the
INVASION OF Belgium began. Senator
Lodge landed on Mr.. BannWart wifi hia
mailed fist n his caller came over the
TOP at once with a waliop that must
nave shaken The first families of Massa-
cnusetts to their genealogical roots.
Ihincs might have gone on this way for
some time II. suffering neutrals had not
separated the. c%ontending hosts. After
agreeing upon the terms OF an armistice.
Mr.. was led away and soon
after"atd began an action to annex some
Of Mr.. Lodges wealth in reparation and
indemnity. '
For more han two. years now a con-
eress OF Boston lawyers has beer in ses-
sion. the result OF which is a treaty OF
peace and a covenant not quite as COM
p~rehensive as that of the League of Ma
lions but embracing IA points more or
less OF perpetuat anaity and self -determi-
nation between. the befligerents.s :. The
facts in the case are all agreed upon and
quit is either established or divided.
Ihere Will he no more straftng, physical
or legal. and rehabilitation is complete.
Why should not this settlement be ac-
copied as q happy augury by those at
Paris who did not begin their. actual
peacemaking until last january!
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-05-15
BEGIN COPPER MINING
IN al NINA

Custer, s. d., May 1o.-Copper mining
will be added to the other mining in
dustries of this part of the Black Hills
by the purchase by Joseph II. Bland,
OF what is known as the Summit group
Of copper claims. situated about one
and one-half miles from the old juno
ton mine, In the Custer section. Mr..
Bland has established a camp. which
will accommodate Is men. The copper
ore in the group of mines purchased
by him occurs as chacocite up to q Is
Per cent grade. and Bland intends to
bring up copper ore by means OF hand
sorting. 1t is expected that q carload
OF the ore can be shipped each 80 days
to q smelter. in Omaha, Neb.