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The theocrat., 1919-10-18

side Baaam smoe the poor brute then the angel moved
higher place, where there place in the wall and the
up the angel with sword in his hand and it
swerved crushed the foot of Baaam and then Baaam
it again then the angel moved little pah and when
the ass saw the angel fell upon the path then
that Baaams eyes opened and God made of
poor rebuke Balaam The the angel when
Balaam could him.
So tell you, my brothers and sisters this great conflict
between light and darkness you angels God
ing near leading the battle for salvation for healing for
cleansing for righteousness against nquy for the building Of
a City Of Coda light to the nations of the world?
Consecrate your lives to God!
Consecrate every little thing to Cod
Now we could go and There many other little
things mentioned in the Bible although exactly along this
line. =
l wish to tell you stories that would under
the subject great deverance rather than of little things
A PoT OF OIL USED TO CANCEL A WDow's DEBT
Do you the poor coming up the Of God
and saying They about sell Of house and home
My husband is dead" And the Prophet said her, 'What
have you in the house" And she replied "a pot of oil He
said her. GO and borrow many pots borrow
and then take your pot of oil and these empty pots and
alone and begin pour out the oi And she obeyed
and she poured of that of oil until all the pots full
Then the Prophet said her. Sop pouring and and sell the
oil and pay your debt"
And again. the New Testament, when had to be
paid christ Sad Lest we give OHenc go 10 the sea ana cast
in hook and the first fish you bring up open his mouth and
you will find the coin go and pay the tribute.
"Oh!" you say, why that is wonderful!
Why no. is The Great God of Heaven, Who created
the sum- that keeps journey all these thousands of years. and
the moon and the planets and the the trees and the flowers
and the all the works of nature why all that God needs to
do say the Word and then the blind eyes open the
Word and the deaf ope the Word and that
die! The Word of God! "Ony speak the Word Lord
and it shall be done!"
But my cry this afternoon, though love brothers
and ssters-wit all the wonderful teaching of years.
y God! where the saving healing faith that and heals
and cleanses and keeps!'
Ah yes there is faith in mother! There is faith in father!
There brother and in sse There faith each
other But where is the faith that embraces God with holy
affection that opens Heavens door and brings all the blessings
that God has for us?
The the Redemption of Zion City. Have
The theocrat., 1919-10-18
ADJUDICATION NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Subscriber Administrator of the estate of
James A. Nichols, deceased, will attend the
County Court of Lake County, at term there
of to be holden at the Court House in Wau-
kegan, in said County, on the first Monday
of December next, 1919, when and where all
persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to present the same
to said Court for adjudication.
WILLIAM ERNEST sCHMALFUSs.
Waukegan, ILL.,, Sept. 20, 1919.
The theocrat., 1919-10-18
ADJUDICATION NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given that the Sub
scriber Executor of the last will of Catherine
S. Fee, deceased, will attend the County Court
of Lake County, at term thereof to be holden
at the Court House in Waukegan, in said
County, on the first Monday of December
next, 1919, when and where all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate notified
and requested to present the same to said
Court for adjudication.
GEORGE w. SMALE,
Executor.
Waukegan, ILL., October 6, 1919.
THEODORE FORBY, Attorney,
Zion, Ill.
The theocrat., 1919-10-18

FOR SALE: A very nice 20 acre
tract of land, we'll located, with
room House, Basement, Large
Poultry House and small stable,
about 800 Fruit Trees-two and
three years old; also small fruit.
A good opportunity for anyone
wanting a small tract of land.
Inquire Realty Dept.
The theocrat., 1919-10-18

there the other n;obt and 5ecad 49,, -, , =.
"1,t ; 80 -; a 49, .~. ~ W poo pope oy says,
Well will guarantee that :; 80 .o, 1. y n :,
standno rioht here nnon tb;s na+forro a. ~ T IN 80
Tho Na f +ho r %, lAosNI 0O'' - 'N' "
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iiouse anu oei eely oo. ~ e A Ivy ~"e' oy 'e sia'e
ana tne help OF ule Eternal uod! (ffnenSo
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The theocrat., 1919-10-18

Until further notice, customers
having any business with the Dental
Department will please call at the
Administration Building and ask for
Deacon Phil.
Efforts are being made to arrange
for a dentist, which we hope will
soon be consummated.
w. HURD CLENDINEN,
General Manager.
The theocrat., 1919-10-18
u. S. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA-

IT. S. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA-
TION.
An open comparative examination under
the rules of the U. S. Civil Service Com
mission for the position of k-Carrler
in the post office at Zion, ILL.,, will be held
on October Is, 1919, commencing at =
o'clock A. M.
Applications for this examination must
be made on. the prescribed form, which,
with necessary instructions, may be obtained
from the Commissions local representative
Miss F. E. Higley.
The theocrat., 1919-10-18

YOU faith in God march out launch the mighty deep
and trust God to take of you?
Where is the faith!
LITTLE MAID USED IN THE HEALING NAAMANs LEPRosY
It little maid in the of the king of Syria little
girl just like the little girls here in this Junior Choir each of
whom ought be worker for Godand when she thought of
Naaman her the great General under the King Of Syria
and how that he eper she said II would to God lord
only with the Prophet that is Israel and he would heal
him of his eproyr Yes only the words of little grill These
little things!
Let tell you, Zion it only when dies to self,
dies the world forge his education and his training and
loses himself Spirit of God lays hold upon him and
him in doing mighty work.
Now Zion let look back few years and see what
God has done
ZION RECALLS HER GoD-GNEN BLESSINGS
Do you remember the when the conflict between the
powers of light and darkness rtlesy driven out OF
this place worship and had foot of ground which
stand? Do you remember how you sighed and how
groaned you the enemies of Zion possession OF Shiloh
Tabernacle?
Do you remember how tasted and how prayed?
And do you remember the day when God Almighty
hand was stretched forth in miraculous way grant deiv
eance and to to His people Shiloh Tabernacle?
Do you remember time when faithful deacons in the
Stores given their choice to do something that was
wrong or else by Zon they stood by Zion and
outside?
Do YOU remember the time when God in mysterious
in miraculous manner brought to passas lay IN cell
in Woodstock a-that Zion marched and took possession
Of Zion Stores?
Do you remember how stood and saw Zion Home desc
Grated with all the powers of hell in control!
Do you remember the night when through the nterpos-
on of Providence we marched the street and took
possession Home, in the Name of Jesus the Christi
you remember how afternoon walked out OF the
Administration Building emptyhanded- out!-and not
chair could we have Church record nor one INK
we'll nor desl-"Cet out! control ere!-and then
how we marched back again and took possession of everything
there including the Church records and everything that we hao
1ost-and more?
Do YOU remember the time when re]olced because od
had placed the Zion Estate in Our hands!
Do you remember the Mothersi1 Libel case?
Do YOU remember the perjury case!
All they sad like the internal scoundrels that stooo up
The theocrat., 1919-10-18
GIVE THE. CHILDREN MILK

Clean, rich, fresh milk and plenty
of it makes children grow. 1t
gives them rosy cheeks, bright
eyes, strong bodies and good
brains. Refuse the children tea
and coffee but always give them
milk.
ZION CREAMERY
The theocrat., 1919-10-18
Auto Sales & Garage Dept.

Are YOU in the market for car?
Y should see us if you are.
hen you're sure to be content,
On the ground = money we'll spent
30 why put off the matter longer,
Asevery day the price grows stronger"
Let us have the chance, we ask
Each one who's interested; our task
Oure would please us, we assure you.
q we'd guarantee to please you.
GOOD makes, neat models, prices right.
All ''spic" and "span, "theysellon sight.
Keo's are our speciality;
All our cars have quality
Give this thought, 1yere here TO please.
Livery one, and that with ease.
The theocrat., 1919-10-18

CALENDAR
PUPILS RECITAL
College Chapel
Thursday afternoon, 3:45.
Thursday evening, 800.
October 23d, 1919.
The theocrat., 1919-10-18

Make all remtttanceS payable TO
WILBUR GLENN VOLIVA. Publisher.
Ofhce of Publication, Administration Building
Zion. Illinois. o. S. A.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
News Digest
Foreign

British War Bonds Recover.-LON-
DON, Jan. 21.-The Az per cent war
loan to-day recovered from yesterdays
decline of 8 points to Ok and was
quoted at the opening at 90 in conse-
quence of an announcement by the gov
crnment that the AZ per cent war loan
would have conversion rights in the
new issue of S per cent national war
bonds for five or ten years.
The issue of new war bonds com
petely surprised the financial market,
where it had been thought for some
time that any fresh borrowings would
take the form of long term loan at a
lower rate of interest
Much dissatisfaction was expressed
on the Stock Exchange at yesterdays
quotations on the K per cent war loan.
which slumped when the conversion
rights lapsed with the withdrawal of
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
American Bosch Magnetic Corporation
Corp
Capital Stock
Capitalization Authorized Issued
o pita Stock(u (uithout Par vam
$18o0O0 Serial Gold Notes. Due

The Bosch Magnetic large
erected Springfield Mass which
tai stock and
n The
Magnetic Corporation wYokla
Bosch
S23630o Total
share for the stock The includes
rights
carried
&c. 1918 $98oo
The
H spa1dno
Sweet
majority of tIle stock having Sold offer the
unsOd balance subject to prior sale share.
Ill legal details haze bee" passed uaen lfnu HoHk
the Manufacturers dbb,al Combuy
n
Information eived be
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
PROVIDENCE
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Other Cities

Yield Of Investment Tax.-ALBANY,
Jan. 2l.-More than $4,000 was col
lected during the last half~of last year
from the new investment tax. the most
recent of the so-called indirect tax
measures under the administration. cf
the State Controllers Department.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
New York

Corn Exchange Bank Increases Capt.
al.-Stockholders of the Corn Ex-
change Bank yesterday voted to in
crease the capital from $S,5o0,000 to
$4,000 900 by the issue of 1000 shares
OF new stock. The retiring directors
were reelected.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22

the seven-year war bonds. The uncx-
pected announcement by the govern
3ent last night that the new war bonds
would carry equally the valuable con
version rights for the 4 u per cent war
loan caused sharp recovery in the Az
per cents to-day, and it is believed that
yesterdays transactions will be can
celled officially.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Record of Stock and Bond AVERAGES

Stock market prices declined further
OF BUSINESS exceeding 100000
carried many leading issues down
sold at the lowest M
dlrlal and railway is although
sional - ~ p
Speculative interest nverged early the session unon limited
Steel common which fell to SO 34 the months
level stock ro1ad
cay fractonaly higher a e way
Renewed pressure was applied the group Mexican Pero
broke from III at ,od -
tal recovery to l6l IA closing 4 off
0"s n peca issues winch were weakest
Wgore of S General Cigars
Harvester : 49, American Tobacco s. Studebaker 3S
Selling OF railway shares based
the railroad suauon Baltimore Ohio points off
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul points and The nefe
L. Ahon preferred declined net The Other 1as 1sd
from fraction a
Bonds were fairly active with irregular price trend Liberty
Loan issues steady. S'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Bonds

unlisted. iSell cts. per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Dividends
Extras

Standard Oil Company of Kansas
Extra dividend of SO per share. in ad-
dition TO regular quarterly dividend Of
SO per share. both payable February
2S to stockholders of record Febru-
airy Ia.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Increases

Farmers Loan and Trust Company
The quarterly dividend has been in
creased from 4 q per cent to per cent.
payable February l to stockholders of
record January 20.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives yesterdays
closing bid and asked quotations for
all stocks quoted on the New York
Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Industrials

Shares. open HIgn Aow' 'N CT
1000 sActna Explos. ga e9a sZs SSL2
1900 BRAN Tob Co C 24Z4 Egg zoza &aZs aM
1900 photograph Pr 95s 9Is sss ,ssTs
$500 *Gcn Asphalt. So 5o7s o37s o. o.
40 sc;liottn 8 Raz11o 1870 11o 119
1900 Hupp Mot Car. 6H 6as o/s >oI4
1900 Intcrcont Rub We 1I}a " I..H2
1900 Keystone TER 5334 54la 53I2 o.
1900 Marconi Of Am 4He GT 4Is ~4H
200 mat Coal g. Ice 81 So 51Ia 51Na
2100 sPerfectn TER. "a u ~ ~
700 Sub Bt I ctfs, i've 11% IVA I'VE
500 swift Int W t.. ave 44Ta "a 44
500 SUnitcd Motors 3534 35s4 363s 3oT2
$500 u = Stmp CO.. 6Ns 5Ns 41e
700 Wayne Coal .. 334
1900 sWriYht-M A Cp 3Sh 3Sa 81. 33s
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
500 1Elk Basin Pet 6 Ga 6 61s
$500 It fEsm Oil Corp 5Ia 5
1900 *Federal Oil. -. 2I4 23e 2l4 23s
$500 *Glenrock Oil. q 4Is 31s
400 'Houston Oil. =. 76I2 II rs IT
1850 *fHudson OIL. 80 ga 80 81
1000 eInter Petrol. 207s 21 20 2Ol4
5000 "Isl Oil & Tr.. 7H IVA
$500 "tKenova OIL. ID ID 13 ID
5000 *Louis Oil & r 20 27 "a 27
5000 Metropol Petrol. ga aJs
$500 do full p ctfs' 25s 2a4 2ss 2{5
800 *tMex Gulf Oil as as as as
1900 "TMidwest Oil. 1926 1872 126 1870
$500 sfNorthwest o. 81 81 40 49
5000 IOmar Oil &s G. 80 80 80 80
$500 *Pennok OIL. 1873 12zs 1873 1894
25o00 "4Queen OIL. 20 % 19 II
700 'Roya Ditch. n 69E4 20 60 69Ia
800 "Sapupa O&R. 7Is 7Ia 7Hs va
200 Savoy Oil. .... 7M 7 IVA
500 Sec Pr & RI. " 9s " 81
1400 Sequoyah OAR Ia ls " 4
$500 *Sincair G GRIP 235a 2334 22Ta 23I4
5000 sStanton OIL. va 17a 1Is VA
5000 *Utd w Oil. n 1sa 15b I ia ~,
400 'Vic Oil. NV st 23s 2I2 23s 231
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

BLOCKS quoied dollars
per snare Is based
are based only of shares or more
High.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22

Richard J.. Morris was elected a vicn-
president of the Bankers Trust Com
pany at a meeting Of the directors held
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Mining Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
1900 tAl-Br Col Mts az 43 az 43
200 'Am Mines . 10 70 is "a
100 Ariz BRhm Cop l
1000 sfAtlantn ..,, 8 5
i40O Big Ledge Cop. "a 70 Il Il
1000 'tBooth .... Is is 15 is
1000 fBoston a. Mon 80 so 40 80
Gy001f fCaledonin 80. 81 81 80 81
700 'Cal * jerome. ID Xe IN VI
$500 'tCandearia S. So So 50 SO
1900 'Cerbat MAN VA Va VA IA
1900 Con Ariz Smelt I "a Va IA IA
500 Con Copper M. 6 5T
1000 Cresson Con CD B a1s
500 Eureka Or M. 1sh ia 1914 1sa
2i0O 'tFlorence sill. 60 ee 60 es
100" 11"" .tG.Idsed lS Mers ea sssa ssN ssIa
7S0 Hccla Mining. aga 4aa 4H 4is
New-York tribune., 1919-01-22
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no responsi-
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF cufo
market quotations. transactions ana prices
were as follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
The Whisper That
Comes in the Might
Tho Glorious knowledge Women
Gain When a Wonderful Thought
Steals Over Them.
Sl k
W. :sssTl ssss $3.50, fSaE8I

Happiness in Its most thrilling derre,
comes 10 woman with the thought or pos.
sessing q baby
Every woman In the Joy of coming moth
erhood should prepare her system for the
usuAt strain. Three generations have
found the tried and rel.able prcparat,op
Aothera Friend. OF the greatest help at
such time. BY its daily use throughout
'he period. the skin OF the abdomen Is made
sort and elastic. expanding muscles relaI
easily when baby arrives. and pain at the
crisis is in this way avoided
soothed. -
Obtain from your druggist, by all means
ms great preparation which science has
mothers.
Write the Bradheld Regulator comnanv
lamar buildlng. Atlanta. Georgia
Tor their helpful! and Interesting Mo,b.,
noon BOOK. and begin the use OF Mothers
FRIEND. IL Is for external use, Is absolutely,
SAFE and wonderfully effective
AND remember. there is nothing IN tau.
the place OF MOTHERS FRIEND.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
ALIENS ARE RETURNING
TO EUROPE IN NUMBERS
variety OF Reasons Assigned for Dc-
sire OF Foreigners to Return
10 Former Homes

WASHINGTON. May ia wide
spread exodus Of aliens from this coun-
Try was reported today by the DEPART
mcnt OF Labor. Inquiries by tho de-
par'mchts Investigation and inSpcc-
non service have revealed that alrr;,dv
r n, RUNNERS OF foreign-born resi-
dents are leaving the country ana H.,
e.th more expect to dcpart when
steamship accommodations and pass-
ports can be obtained
thcmpIoymcnt and family interests
we're said TO be important factors in
stimulating the eastward flow Of the
human TIDE which for decades has all
only Westward. Ethelhert stewart Ji
rector OF the investigation service sa id
,nahy aliens reported they had MOI
heard from their families since Eurono
or the emigration is the desire NJ soma
"lehs 10 participate I'm the settlement
OF estates OF relatives killed In tho war
nere ~ also In" desire Of many for
from GERMAN or Austrian domination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
COLORED ARMY BAND PLAYS
AT CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL
Hack Devils Participate in Cercno,
Tor Deceased Soldiers mt
Suffolk.
Especial to The Times !,

[SPecial TO The Times Dispatch
SoFfOLk. VA. May lG-Afemorial
Dav was celebrated yesterday Afternoon
IN ouHoIk with parade which was
uniuue In the annals OF this commu-
10y. IN mat tho long line o. Home
ieucra'e veterans paradcd out Ia the
ttenmoterE by music furnished by the
n ,rmous itIacH Devils Band. n colored
pyisdnlIation which won honors in
rIancc' ana came TO Suffolk tonight To
E KY n concert at the Virginia Theater
sion failed to appear tho rnmri,,
T ~ tne parade engaged the BLACK
tceHils. VINO marched out TO Cedar Hill
'eihctcf? ana played military music
over the graves OF dcparted Confo.
re soldiers Rev. j. Arthur Winn
ol me Main STREE NJ L. Church. made AIDE,
vas led by DIR. knowles. OF ,ha NE
camp Community Service. ""'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
OLE HANSEN CHIEF SPEAKER
SeattlcH Mayor to Addrens Annual
convention OF National Manu-
fucturcrs' .AssocIntfon

NE" YORK. May l6.-Mayor Ole
hansen, OF Seattle. will be the chief
speaker AZ the banquet held in con
ncction with the annual convention OF
the National Association OF Manufac
turers here on Nay 10. 20 and 81.
committees Of the association vii,
tepHrt on questions of employment
banking, foreign trade. Industrial cdu-
carion, interstate commerce patents
permissiVe n"tin tenance. taxation. tuade
acceptances Bolshevism. social unres;
government ownership OF railroads
employers duties TO returning sn,d;or.
and other business topics. There will
De round-iable discussion on Nav 90
When me plan OF the association for
under the Webb Pomerene act viii he
considered. wa NC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
DENY REPORT OF ARREST
OF go CHILEAN OFFICERS
Dispatch Says Army Officers Were
Merely Ccnsurcd mud Not Taken
Into Custody.
tBv Assocla,nd 1,rn,.1

NEW YORK. May ia dispa,ch
received here today from Santiago.
chile, says that tho report from
Bucnos Aires earlier in the week To
tho effect that sixty officers OF tho
chilean army we're under arrest i'm
connection with the discovery OF sccrc,
political activity is Incorrect Tn.
actual circumstances. the dispatch
says. were that a few officers OF thu
santiago garrison assembled to ask
the government to introduce certain
avs which they thought would bo
laws against Bolshevism. The govern.
mcnt decided that this attitude was
contrary TO army discipline. and or
dcred mat two generals and n fow
officers be ccnsured severity
The Chilean public and press CON
eraiiy approved Of the step taken bv
tho government. II is added and ,bc
incident was closed without any i'm
portance being attached to il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
CHANGES TIME ZONE LINE
interstatc Commerce Commission Roc
nouhdnrics In Interest of
hallway Travels safety
IB, Assocln,nd pross

AHf lN6TON. May ls.-Several I'm
portaAt changes In standard time zones
we're made today by the Interstate
commerce Commission.
me whole state OF Montana was M,
IN standard mountain time AT the We
quest or commercial interests
10 obtain the maximum degree NJ
saietE IN train operation. the com
MISSION changed the boundary betwea n
the Eastern and Central time zones
Witnin or adjacent to Michigan and
ONO. 10 put the Hooking Valley Toledo
ana Kama ha and West Virginia rail-
ROADS within the central zone. erec-
tive June /.
All other cities located on the zone
boundary shall be considered as Within
the central zone. Petition of Toledo
10 De put In the Eastern zone was de-
hicd rs were petitions from several
municipalities east of the zone boun-
darE desiring to be put in the Central
zone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
TRAINMEN WIN WAR HONORS
sixteen Thousand brotherhood Mem
hers Arc Awarded Special Medals,
for Their High SeryEr

COLUMBUS. OHIO. May ls.-S!x.ecn
Thousand members OF tho brotherhood
OF Hallway Trainmcn viii be awarded
special war medals for the part they
took in tho war by tho organization. II
rs announced by officers Of the brother
hood IN srlennial convention here. The
ORGANIZATIONS service flag contaIna
more than $40 gold stars
Thc organization. a report shows
mas gained 52,i4 members in three
years. and III that time has conducted
twelve successful" strikes. i, went
on record as pleased with the Adamsor
law as wartime measure
That the $4,000 members are on
posed to restoration OF the railroads
10 private ownership and manasemen,
and in favor OF some sort OF goynrn
today. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
TO SEEK RENEWAL OF BAIL
FOR PROHIBITION AGENTS
Application VIII lie Made ar Mann..n.
10 Secure Freedom for
Ten.
INV Atsotia,oh prn,sl

MANASSAS. VA. May I6-AppIica
ton viii be made here tomorrow I,
Judge samuel G.. Brent for renewal Of
me bal bonds of Prohibition Inspcc-
ieaNy' charged with numbering Raw
mona 1. Shackelford and Lawrence H.
hudson. alleged bootlegGcrs. of Peters
burg.
The ball bonds or $40. 600 each. which
We're granted by Judges Prentis and
Sims. Of tho Virginia Supreme Court OF
NPpee!S were continued until the case
laken before Judge Brent tomOr-
row. The case will be set for trial a.
me term OF court beginning in Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
SHELTON COMPANY SUES
VICTOR MACHINE MAKERS
Claim Fellow Manufacturers Arr
Violating sherman Anti-Trust
Inv In Contracts.
rBy Associated Pre...1

NEW YORK. May lG.-The Shelton
Electric Company, of Chicago. manu-
facturer of electrical apparatus in
Guiding photograph motors. brought
suit today in the Federal District Court
here Tor treble damages. amounting
10 Sl.3lI .?31.A against the Victor
laikinE Machine Company. The suit
is brouEh; under the Sherman anti
trust law, and claims that the Victor
company is cndcavoring to create a
monopoly in electrically driven phono-
graphs.
The specific complaint alleges that
;he victor Company compels purchas-
ing dealers to enter into u licensing
CONTRACT before it will supply them
with monographs. Under this con
permitted in machine and no mar,
can be substituted uuless it is made
by the Victor Company