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New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Commodities
Cotton

IN" cotton market showed renewed
from Wedns yss1e,Isy There wsro rallies
earlier trading, but comparatiyrlv ,,od
crate advance met increased offerings and
p'l.as p mace new low ground for the move
was stimulatcd by rcn~weo nervousness
"NSr iapor conditions December deliver
!SS eS 'or or ins'ance s6 n sold off from ao.s5 to
previous day and more than snc nor
I pound below the high level OF Tue esday
morn'ng yt,h ,s. Tha, delivery closed at 2e.ii.
at decline Of II to 30 points for the dav
NO special change was noted In tho late
news, and the final rally OF some 45 TO s5
the week end -'' 0'S'
aturally enough. the market showed the
ensc's OF hrmer t"chnicnl position dur
ing the earlier trading. The big break Of
the previous day had left a considsrable
scattering short interest OF a speculative
character outstanding while long account .
nad been reduced. and after soma irrcgu-
AMY at the opening prices sold up on
puElng TOR reaction and covering.
points above Wednesdays closing figures
nut as soon as the more urgent demand
from recent sellers had been supplied tho
market weakened under renewed liquida- :
jion and local pressure. The weakness Of
foreign exchange. favorable weather in
l ne Soui ana reports that the tropical
pcit 10 be a menace ENCOURAGED the sell
!, ,ns' n Later 1t was further stimulated by
ei'' ho'Nl"fs statement regarding la bor
cohdltions in the steel trade. ana for a
tine the market was extremely weak and
unsettled, With prices showing net losses
OF 70 to 80 points ut the lowest.
ne season for tropical storms is at
nond' nan. ana the appearance Of any dis
.urhahce IN that quarter causes more or
.ess anXIeiy ON he whole. however, crop
are believed to have improved
snce the date or Tuesdays government
report while cking is now making more
rapln progress. An carly telegram from
Err'n wood. :. G.. claiming that new crop
COTTON vas offering at 26c per pound was
followed by a denial. which said 21c to CSC
was bid hut there was considerable South
ern selling her" which was attributed TO
heNslns. According to Eastern belt spot
people picking has made good progress in
sout hern portions of Alabama and Georgia
CURING the past ten da ~ and he new crop
movement viii increase decidedly by the.
lniddle OF thu month
Local bears appeared convinced that
! there viii be no Improvement in export
demand while exchange rates are go un-
settled. and base their predictions Of
lo"er prices upon the weight OF new crop
movement under such conditions
Soul Nern spot markets. officially re-
ported were unchanged to 100 points lower
me local spot market was quiet and
10 points lower. at zo.4D for niddling. No
SO ,es were reported.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Bank of France

""iS' Sept. S.-The weekly state
asas os the Bank Of France shows tho
'0"'ns changes, in francs, COM
esfere: 20 '"e"' VI inc week
cs cU.d. s.57a,s74ooo Inc 11s ooo
Or Ia so'4oo. 1853, t4o Inc. 3ss.7 III, ,e65
1iii. .p' . e'oso,677,257 Inc. 1ts, 1866
sed S,o4S,s33,3;G Inc. 1s1, ,ees. .e73
~ sury deposits decreased e1,s77,
Assaes and sdvances decreased
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
u. S. Government Bonds
Liberty Issues
Transactions

The following table gives the trans
actions yesterday and the approximate
investment yield in the general Liberty
loan issues at closing New York
Stock Exchange prices:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Financial items

Al tho organization meeting of the
Nanadium Company OF America T. +. Rep
logic. Charles NJ. Schwab, r. coleman Hu
Pont, Allan A. Ryan. r. r. Tinker. Led
yard Cogeswol, Harry p Whitney aud
Joseph De Wycoff were elected directors
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Wool Market Dull

BOSTON, Sept. 5.-"The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say: "An-
other dull week is reported in the wool
market. with prices holding barely
steady and ordinary and inferior wools
slightly easier. Manufacturers are we'll
occupied, however, and the demand for
goods continues strong.
The situation in England is very
strong. River Plate markets are
easier"
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Dividends
Extra

Tidewaier Oil Company. In addi-
tion to It's regular quarterly dividend
Of , per cent an extra per cent or
capitsl stock has been declared. both
being payable September 50 20 stock
holders Of record September lG
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Bogish. Benjamin. and Nav Am
stardam Casualty Co.-people.

boglsh Benjamin.. and Nav Am
sterdam Casualty Co.--people.
etc ................ e.ono no
c''hsnetto, Alichele-G. Saggio.. 225. Al
clsasy, wiIiian~state Industrial '0''''
Commission ............ loos1
City Island Motor BUS Co. Inc
Hayes Diefenderfer Co. Inc 90 81
croSoy' Madaieine-U. F. Crosby 929.67
Iroliy, Williams. N. Card ls3 s5
Campbell, George H. Fitz-
Dsllaii. charles-E. De wolfe jssSi Us u
De Vine, Sarah B.-Bonwit Teller
DelsnQ. Mortimer-a. 8 Floyd 1928
1,s}vsor ~ ZONES ,.I,o,, ,..-... b25.a7
~ -. wsoh; f1ilen-A. N l-ohr ...... $500. 90
-. ,S,., iua F.-f. N i'eiair 495.4
r, Arsdale-Peopi etc .......- 500 90
Grossman. Isaac - Wallace e
c,hhs hohpson c;,'...... ;,.... 15s.44
Nn- Inc. Observation-Disclosures. or T q
Gick, Gsorse-Gramn- Bernstein
Z, , Sales Corp. ......... Jos 90
~ fs, *, Leo 81 Jaeckel < Co 250 80
L. Furber ,:.......... 7o3 25
!, t,, Of ciiy Of New YORK. ... ... sl553 80
=, Bank ,.-.:.. ..:............-. 5.Ss5. SO
Kurtin.' Isidore-E. NJ Garrison
et al .....-..-........- ...-...-.. .2s q :
Lichtenbers, Julins-T Tanning ass. 10
Labrecque. Louis .. r. c
Schwinzer ........ e92 ~
:, ct IT,, Al ,,;;,;.. ~. ss.8a7.s SIS
COZ -- Sehgman Krerler CO.
Mi nan Building ASSN Of the WV -
tinted Polish Societies Of
Brooklyn s Kraus & Bro
y. y. & Lindenhurst Estates co.
WIN. H. Burroughs and Fanuia
Burroug hs-McBe Jones &
o1erbaash 1et1s' Frsder,ck kEneyeio Mey,n i''SO
prdia Britannica Corp'n. 26727
TILE 60. .....'........ 239 20
Roeseu Edw F.-L. Lddwie 5000
Roth, Leopold and Phineas
Gotham Nti Bank Of \. y. 22s 25
Ryan, James, ana Michael j.
=, Q B,rIen1,People: etc; ,;...--. 10000
Schooihetd, Chas B-R W Cooke 1890
nard Co. Inc. .......-.. ,4o.5l
M Wailsch et al............ .sls.14
lor ...--.. ..............-... ll5.4s
Bros. ......- ................ COAST
rllman. Hugo-George Bernard
Co. Inc. .....-.,.... 1o1.sO
Noron, Leon-P ". French Co 50 go
Vernon, Frank-H NJ Carpenter 542.0s
Welles. Frank C.--S II. Jackson s36I.O3
siiberman ct al ............. $500
W Nilson, Phili2-Wood & Selck
Inc. ........ .................. a4sis
In Bronx County
Jewett Albert G-E NJ. Warder
ct al ;.....-..- -.... ......... a24o.so
National Park Bank ........ 7s5ssi
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Increase
American Gar & Foundry Company.

Declaration BY the directors Of ar IN
crease in the regular quarterly rate
from per cent 10 per cent puts that
company's stock on A , per cent annual
basis. This 3 per cent dividend on
common and the regular -. on pre-
ferred are both payable October 70
stockholders of record September Is.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

At meeting of the stockholders Of the
Kerr Navigation Company, tho sale OF its
50.9l5 y. w. tons OF ocean shipping was
ratified and earnings OF same from jan
uary l. 1919, franchises and good viii
were obtained through the sale by the
American Ship and Commerce Navigation
Corporation for 10000 shares class A
stock and $1,000 shares class "B" stock
of the latter company.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

southern spot Market s--tialveston quiet
- points lower. at % 10 sales. 447 bales
New Orleans quiet. 100 points lower at
29c; sales 265 bales. Mobile nominal. so
points lower, at 29c. sales nil Savannah
quiet. 2 points lower. at 1918; sales. l1o
bales Baltimore nominal. 90 points lower,
a ~ So sa leg nil. Augusta quiet, 90 points
lower, at 27.75: SALES. 16l7 bales ST
Louis nominal unchanged. at 1850; sales
M; Houston steady. 20 points lower, at
" 40 sales 3cs bales. Little Rock quiet,
unchanged, at %. so; sales, 226 bales Dal-
las las. steady 10 points lower, at IS TO- sales.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
TufIuments Filed

The following Judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that OF the
debtor
In New York County
Brennan. Samuei-Fidelio Brew
ing Co. ........; ;....... s2Is.os
But berg. Samue-N. Y. Rye
Co; costs go: :...,......... MAS
Berner. Herman S.~-N. Y. Live
Poultry & Trucking Co. Inc $3.50
Buckley. John il. s. Aitmayer 3.o7s69
Bushman. Francis X. Beverly B.
r. Cushmsn Bayne--Na-
tionai Bank Of Baltimore. s4lsss
Burnett. Agnes g. Tt. NJ. Low SIT 90
Same-W. H. Taylor, 1nc........ 67c.1o
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
COttOnseed Oil

esterdav was active, with sales sgcragaf.
ing 1000 barrels. A firmer underfole
prevailed. with prices at the close of the
day o. to a points net higher. The sharp
advance In lard and the firmer tone in
the grain market seemed to revive conf
dence on the buying side, despite the fact
that international financial conditions were
considered decidedly against large sales
abroad
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Detroit

Stocks
Open High Low last
Charcoal Iron. 6hs G's 63l Gas
Columbia Tire. o.. 11sa 17es ,7ss 17ss
Cont Motor...... 1l'a llA 1lis Ilat
Ford OF Canada. 500 500 40; 40t
Packard NJ C. IF. 80 80 % %
Park Davis e. Co. 115la fl5,a l151a 1I5Is
Parke Davis & Co. 1l5'. 115'e 1l5i. 115i.
Reo Motor Car. 30E. 3UE. 30ta 3O1;,
Wolverine p Gem. 5In ols 5ia 5,1
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Pittsburgh

Stocks
Sales Open High Low Last
90 An Sew Pipe 2ooh gov eoA aoE
sss saTnsdal' Barr dali cpn ssM ssm $ ~ ILL.,
III 1sd Ga10o Car nIdy.,ns. Hydro:. "a sN ~ 2E
10 Lone Star Gas 1875 1873 1873 1s5
1000 Mfrs 1t & Tt. 5tN 54N 81 54N
stss ;'s M:Ey'fHa Nat r1fepFdSg R5Sg. ~ b.. J ]
50 do pr 80. 1874 u 1884 II
SO Ohio Fuel o.. 26N 26M 26M $685.
te5 ono Fuel Sup b3 So 5c1 52M
S43 Okla Gas. 80 "a 81 "a
so Pitts Brewing ia ia 11% IT.
$4,000 Pitts Jer Cop 20 36 98" al
$500 Pitts n ShAstA 81 Sc 81 IS
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Hntier-Receipts were 1886 packages
Creamery, higher than extras per To-
- = n 39c, extras, 80 score. 5sc frsts S
TO 81 score. SO n 8, &c. seconds So to s.
unsalted. higher than extras. 6ll9 a &C
extras COZ Goe1c; nrsts 550 soc. seconds
- = q 54c; state dairy tubs, finest. 57i2
n 5sc; good 20 prime. 530 56c: common
hrsts. 4s1p 49c: seconds, 4612 n 47c: lower
grades. 40 a isc packing stock. current
make. No. |. 46'4 q 47c, No. :. 46c. lower
grades, 43 y As re.
theese--Reeeipts werc Sos boxes State.
whole milk fresh hais. colored. Ib.. 81N
ored' 5VD.0 &c. whi1e. S0mS0lac lower
grades. 20Gs2s' Sac; held flats. specials.
II i2e; twins, specials, whites. 30ia q S14c:
c"lored' 3o1a @ 81 = G.; average run. white
whole milk. twins. fresh. 30U3lc: single
daisies. white, 22n32l2c; colored. ia
y &c: double daisies coiored. fresh BIZ.
@32c, hold. 32@32'ac. Young Americas.
bond. ~ f' 2Si4c. slate Skins specials
% 2%c. prn. TO choice. lsq5 zoe FAR
to good l+n lie. tower grades @1sc.
Eggs Receipts to-day a,.2a2 cases.
Fresh gathered extras, per doz., 550 sec
extra hrsts. % G954c; hrsts. 47@5lc: sec
onds +2 u +Gc. undergrades S5a4Ic:
divties No. /. asa 4oc; No and poorer,
30G &c. checks, good to choice. 34MS6c;
undergrades, 25 1850; refrigerator, nrsts,
eharees paia To- %, expiring dates, 46t4 a
duck eggs, state. Fennsyivanla and near
by Western, hennery whites fne to fancy.
~ @ 74c, fair : 70 prime, 900 71c; common
express, fancy. 73@74c, freight $40 6sc
other Western and Southern, gathered
whites. 50N SEC; state. Pennsylvania and
brown and mixed colors graded. fancy
5 5 n ) 51C: fair to prime, ~ Il sac
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
INTO SIGHT STATEMENT
COTTON STATISTICS


Liverpool cnbles-spot cotton quiet and
90 90 points lower, at 1'.15d for niddling.
Saies' i'oo0 American. 5000. Imports
l."oV, none American. Futures onAnsd
steady, at 80 to As points decline Closed
pareiy steady at net decline of 2s TO 81
points. septen,beT. 1919: October, 1882:
i >. Der. 56 January, 1856 March.
$50 May. 1885 Manchester; yarns
dull and easier: cloths dull us
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

Tho annual outing and shore dinner
rendered by I.andenburg. Thalmar < Com
pany to their employees will be held at
Glenwood on the ound, to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

immediate anranns future. Whether or not tho
natural rally remains to be seen. hut Sh.,s
seemed to be a little more conf,dence nn
tnc buying side and the West rennrtea
better cash demand. 'N' 80"
Nav vor, Yesterdays Previous Year
coTS no: ys'lowsiissM $751; isss; u.ssfS.
December. er...":-::. i.siiM ii.sssA ''o07s
OatA--The oats market was frner. clos-
Ing with net gains of NC to 1%o. The
West reported a very noticeable Improve
merit in tho Eastern cash demand.
Ihere was no Improvement in tho ex-
port situation, however, and sentirnent 9.
TO future price changes was divided The
local cash market was firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Oats. No. : white .ss .ssM 81 81 ago:
Chicago
september ....... .80ss .e7M .7o5.
december .7l7s .70W -
Rye-Market steady.
Yesterdays Previous. Year
Cash No. West *1.ao si.47M si.7:
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. cIose g..
Minn. patent. .$i1G5 slI.s5 ST. s'
Cornmcai, yell. 4.60 4.6O 400
Bran ...,.... 400 400 80
Rye nour ...7.2O@ 7.60 7.20@7so eA6
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

Hnry T. Fuller. Vice President Of Fair
banks. Morse & Company has been elected
a director of the Finance & Trading Cor
pOration.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

Coupons due October ! from the first
mortgage and collateral trust sinking fund
S. per cent gold bonds Of the international
Mercantile Marine Company will be paid
and after that date upon presentation
at the office of the company at Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
In Bronx County

Bay Ridge Foundry and Machine
Go. Inc. William McCuilock
nd Charles Muiier- II. Il.
Meyrowitz. Philip-l. j. p. Adler
man. june - 1919
lambeth, FranA-fnrt Chester
Lumber Co.. Inc Sept. 4. 1918
Newman. MAXI. sut~cng ct
al; Jan. g 1917 --.
Same--sanno, Jan u. l9i7...
Sane-same. Jan Is. lsl7...--.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Petitions in Bankruptcy

JAMES COLLfNs-A voluntary peii-
rion BY James Collins. butcher. t25 Man
haitian street, shows liabilities Of s2i1s
ana no assets. The principal claims arc
James Dollan. ti.9ls. Fort Lee Ferry pub
lie Market Company. Inc. slso. Alfred
r. Bunneil, - Park Row, is the attorney.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

United tates Express Company has de-
clared liquidating dividend of sl25 a
share, payable October Is. to stockholders
OF record liquidation OF assets.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Toronto
Consolidated Exchange

UNIT Of trade on this exchange. 10 shArea1
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

972,535 francs. New advances to the
state. amounted to 250,O0O,000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Markets i'm
Other Cities
Baltimore

Stocks
safes Open High low Last
=: ~ eo:dsn Diiid:.:... ~ ~ ~ ~
!oo Celestine 80.
500 Indiahoma -. O1h
sS Houston Oil. 40 ITO ITO ITO
2So @ United Ry.... 1914 1874 1919 1879
1oo Wash'n & A 20 20 - "a
80 Wayland OIL. AZ Az dIa 41a
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
S"ssT S"ssr ssst%las" sss"q'a.1. rsr Dsr 1so
Coffoc. RIO No. :. per lb. 10 $50
Coffee, Santos, No. 4. per lb. .28 -
Sugar-'rhe Sugar Equalization Board
has nae arrangcd FOR the movement Of about
ward ward thus month, and thero seems to be
niue doubt in trade circles that the
totaI on for the month will reach fully
lan ao.c TO Increase their MEETINGS, due to
larger arrivals, which promise to continue
,,na m@aXy during tho nextt ton days or two
found found IT possible to accept come small new
business during tho last week. and condi-
,ohs generally arc inlproving.
Cof'ee-Fu'ures were less active and
rover, on easier primary markets. Call
prices were to IS points below tho
preVions close, and OH pressure of a purely
the session. closing At net losses Of 40
I" 90 points for the day. There stttl
seems to be a fear OF frost as a result Of
the rainy and unsettled weather in the
state of sac Paulo. but the declire in the
o klo spot market and easier Rio cost ana
freight cofroos checked any agCressivn
support from outside speculative intcrests
who were disposed to be satisfied 10 await
d"N "Nslop,nonts. Tho Rio spot market has
declinrd SIC sine" July 10 last with
op''Vhs on ~ for the Same period. Cost
and freight Rios. however, have not wcsl-
cned to any such extent and are still away
above parity with tho market here.
Just returned from the coffee growing goo.
iions OF Erazii. all Of the coffee planta-
mons mons IN Hra@'I ruined by frost in 1913
"il not be abandoned, although many
located in tho older sections whore iha
trees lack lilc and the soil ia worn out
WI WI ncver again BE- planted to coffee
'IhiS land, hc stated. Will b.. used TO
grow corn. sugar cattle.
Range Of prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
The Days Bond Market

Follo4rins Is complete record Of
sil transactions in bonds on tho NeW
York Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

Sales. Open. Hieh. Tow IasA
70 Pitts Q Il Gas l9 Is 10 Is
3lS14 Riverside n O. 81 5N 3 6sz
1900 do West o. 80 S2 20 nj -
1890 San ~ Toy y.a.. 49,. 10 is iio iS
&c Union Nat a. 1as 1s8 128 ia
1SWWess,t,ss A's z b. 11tN 1*sN 1ii:N li!% il!N
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
In Bronx County

Jewett. Albert G.-E NJ. Warder
ct al ........ ......-..- .'........
Fisse, Louis A. and Marion d
National Park Bank ....
Wcis. Charles-S. Williamson. as
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Discharges in Bankruptcy

Judge Julian w. Mack. in the United
states District Court yesterday granted
a discharge in bankruptcy to Clarence q.
Perpall, stock broker. of 80 Broad
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Satisfied .Judgnlenta

The first name - that Of the debtor
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment fled
In New York Cour+y
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

when judgment was fled
In New York County
Armstrong. John R.-R. / Hen
derson; March Is, lols...... s2s3.O
same-Park d Tnford; Dec. ..
l9ls .....-... ......-...-....... 24o.7
Jacobowit,, Harry H.--C Levy.
Feb 20, lS1s.....- .........-.. 214t
Hizenay, Edward and Arsnka-
;; a., q Feisen9@um Aprl a. %,
Charles II. Tandv's Son. Inc;
Ryan. April ~ t9js........ 114.f
Feinberg. Samuei-S Bach. Dec.
"a. 1914 ........-...... 1.Ol4.5
Larchmont Park. lne.-Hubbeli
Hardwood Door Co. April ,
1919 ........ -.....-.......... 14s .
Superpictur.s Distributing corp.
r. Nelson. oct. q. lsiS...,. 1s.095. 3
Tranter. Seton B. Tranter.
March 81, lsls................ 1890. 0
TuU. samuel P-D. O. Riley.
March %. 1919............ 2Ol3
Barrett William NJ. Dresidcat-
&. Curro, June 80. Isl7. vacated 77g ,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
PACKERS CAVE TO
CAMPAIGN FUNDS,
EVIDENCE SHOWS
Veeder Testifies That Swift
and Company Gave to Two
Congressman.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7-swift and
company contributed to the campaign
funds OF Representative Rodenberg, OF
Illinois. In 1912, and Of Representative
Taggart, Of Kansas. in 1915. Henry
veeder, counsel for Swift and COM
pany, testified during cross examina-
ton by Francis ]. Heney befort the
Senate Agriculture committee. MIR.
Veeder said these were the only cases
no knew Of In which such contrf-
buttons were made.
Mr.. Veeder said he understood Con-
gresham Tagart voted for the Bor-
land resolution. requiring an tnvesti-
cation Of the packing industry.
Afraid Of Constituents
"Mr. Taggart, like many other Con-
gressmen. will vote that way because
they are afraid Of their constituents -
responded Mr.. Heney.
Taggart later became an Investigate
or Of the trade commission, but Is no
longer so employed, Mr.. Heney said.
Mr.. veeder charged that by insert
ing q comma in the phrase, general
legislative and litigation expenses.
to which the Ave big packers contrib
uted the Federal Trade Commission
had tried to "prove the existence Of a
beef trust" The witness said the
comma was not in the original papers,
and that joint payments were not
made for general expenses" unless
they were Of a legal nature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
Canadian Trading Post
Just Hears War Is Over

EDMONTON. Alberta, Feb. T.
There will be no premature peace cell
cbration at Fort Mcpherson, Canada,
seventy miles south of the Arctic
Ocean, for Fort Mcpherson will not
know that the war is over until Janu.
cry 26 or there abouts.
The news will reach this trading
post in the semi-annual arctic mail
which left Fort McMurray, proposed
terminal of the Alberta @ Great Wat
crways railway, by dog team on De
cember /. The news is included in
$50 pounds OF mail carried by two
sledges, pulled by ten dogs each and
driven by veteran "mishers."
The distance is 1900 miles as the
crow flies, but considerably longer
over the frozen Athabasca and Mack
enzie rivers.
The hardened drivers will rest a
View at Fort Mcpherson, then begin
the long trek back to civilization. The
territory traversed includes the great
barrens deep under snow that begins
falling in September. The barrens
are known for billiards which sweep
from the forzen sea across unobstruct-
ed leauges of snow-covered and unin-
habited Wilderness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
Preble Republicans Plan
Lincoln Day Banquet

EATON. O., Feb. 7.-Republicans Of
Preble county will hold a Lincoln
banquet here the evening Of February
20. 1t is announced that Hon. r.
Clinton Cole. F1ndlay member of con-
gress from the Eighth Ohio district,
member of the present Ohio general
assembly, have been secured as speak
ers for the occasion. Representative
Freeman spoke at a Mckinley banquet
in Dayton recently and made a very
favorable impression upon local Re-
publicans who were in attendance.
State Chairman Fullington was instru-
mental in securing the two speakers
for the banquet here 1T is said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
Whale Favorite Food in
Canada Since the War

WINNIPEG, Can, Feb War
time food conservation campaigns in
the Canadian Northwest have changed
the appetites of the people. Hundreds
of tons of FISH and game, once deemed
unfit for food, are being consumed
each month throughout the Dominion.
Whale and flat-fish seem to lead as
sea foods, while beaver and other fur.
bearing animals, hitherto unthought
of as table delicacies, likewise are
given prominent places in the food
lists.
Whale meat, which failed to win
recognition in Canada until last sum-
NOR, is being sold by the ton from
Vancouver to Halifax. The Dominion
Food Boards success in the campaign
to market Pacific flatfish is indicated
by the official estimate that 100000
pounds have ben consumed in six
months. Fishermen formerly threw
away this fish.
Until 1918 trappers retained only
the pelts of beavers. The Minnesota
campaign in behalf of beaver flesh as
a food attracted attention in Manitoba
and hotels in this privince added beav-
err meat ii their menus.
Later someone discovered that
chickens event wild over beaver" and
resulting experiments indicated that
a diet of beaver meat improved the
egg-laying qualities Of hens in cold
weather.
Wild rice that grows in abundance
in the Northern Lake districts also
was ignored until American and Cana
dian commission men in Easter cities
began making steady demands for it..
Canadian people started eating it aft
err 1t had gained popularity in hotels.
Odd outfits resembling sail boats
have been constructed to thresh the
fields