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Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-12
(By Associated Press)

Washington, June 12.-Postmaster
General Burleson today stated that
he strike of the telegraphers was
wholly without Justification He
said he had information that 'tele-
graphic traffic had not been delayed
and would not be delayed" He said
that the government wire control
board would adhere to regulations al
,eady established.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-12
(BY Associated Pressl

Dallas, June PA non-union line
man was killed in a clash between
strike sympathizers and non-union
men employed by the Dallas Light
and Power Company in place of the
strikers
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-12
HUGE ]. s. NAVY
APPROPRIATION
MEETS APPROVAL
(BY Associated Pressi

Washington, June 12-The navy
appropriation bill has been reported
70 the house carrying $601 10000
which his a decrease of 1915, 100000
from the estimates which Secretary
Daniels submitted 1t provides for a
temporary enlisted strength of 2fl,-
900 men until October l.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-12

Mrs. r. A. Mcdonald OF Los An
geles is spending few days as a
guest at the Hotel Princess.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-12
DOUGHBOYS IN
FRANCE AGAIN.
(By Associated Pfess)

Brest--The first contingent of
American soldiers being repatri-
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-12
(BV Associated Press)

st. LOUIS, June 12.-Members of
he railroad telegraphers' union were
directed to discontinue handling West
ern Union and Postal Telegraph bus
ness Saturday morning. Eighty
thousand railroad operators are af-
fected
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-12

Paris, June 12.-The Turkish peace
delegation, accompanied by French
naval lieutenant and captain from
the staff of General Franchet De Es-
prey, Allied commander in the Near
East. There was no official recep-
ton. TIE party remained in their
car, which was sent to Vaucresson in
the suburbs.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-12

Paris, June 12.-It is authoritative
ly denied that Colonel House will visit
Ireland to investigate the Sim Fein
situation as reported. He will go to
England tonight. He had a long con-
ference with President Wilson last
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRoDrcr

.CHICAGp. Dec. ls.-Renewed weakness In
the british eSchangeand in hog values had
,depresSing effect today on the corn market
SEItosins prices OF corn We're heavy. &c to
stS.. and May si.S to sI.;5la oats inished
Gne nan 90 TO '.c lower. and provisions vary
hBears ruled me, corn market throughout
the oa3. EXCEPT during a sudden transient
bulge after noon. majority OF T!sdars
acted a on the idea that the market had been
oNeEoouEnt ana tina; a reaction from the
recent sharp advance was due This posi-
non was especially emphasized by the fresh
ersaks IN steri:nE and by ACCOMMODATING re-
ports that owing 10 the uncertain condition
g! eHchanEn. Canadian interests were tryinE
sitne: 70 cancel or defer shipment of corn
pc , In thG United States. TIL. Temporary
axe upturn In corn quotations was ascrihe1
10 foreign buying Of 1000 oI) bushels Of rye
A In rsaiiHinE BY holders OF corn. howevss.
soon became much more than an Offset
oats were governed chiefly by the action
OF corn Eastern demand was Less in cyi-
pIovisions averaged lower in eympathv
VIII hogs. corn and exchange Besides
ee OF much Immediate heip 10 sxports
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ON TREATY
WALL STREET OPERATORS
4 EXPECT THIS SOLUTION
Early Fart OF session Featured by
49,, sharp Rally, but Market
49, Closes Dull.
ny DROADAN MAIL.

3stS NEW YORK. Dec. 1S,--n n rather
crate decline in The early par, OF the
session, followed by sharp rally,
after which the market sold on and
thus dull in spite OF the fact that call
Der IL. Sterling also turned weak,
perhaps because n clerical error in
i again before it can go to the Presi-
railroad bin would pass, and that the
Scii leasing bill would probably be sent
70, the President for his signature
TO Save International Trade.
In mysterious quarters II was whis-
pered that the Federal Reserve Board
President Wilson and Senator Lodge
that an early compromise on the
treaty vas, was necessary If our interna-
About the only feature OF the rou-
tine stock market that attracted at
e9Hn WAS a Wan ssnsat is mus g
:pided regarding the effect of peace on
international exchanges. The labor
an insurmountable obstacle. Before
the war Englan .dsupplied the CONT
nent with coal. fully 25 per cent of the
Some of THIS coal went as far ms
South America. from which ports tho
ships took South American products
ito the United States. where raw ma
rerials needed in Europe were OBJ
tanned.
Shut Ont American Ships,
sThis triangular operation shut
American ships out of the transcon-
tinental business. but now that Eng
lands coal miners. through strikes
and inefbc!ency. have reduced the out
put of coal to such an extent that
England is actually importing coal
from the United States, the backbone
Of British trade Will, America Is
broken. It is difficult to sec how
sterling can recover until the coal in
dustry of England revives.
But in markets other than America
British ships are making rcmarkahIe
earnings Profits of the peninsular
TENDER 30 last have just been MADE
public. and are double those of the
preceding year and four times the
earnings OF the last normal year, 1913
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CHICAGO LIVE sroC1,, MArkrr.

CHICAGO. Dec. iS.-UoEs-Rcceipts Is n-l:
estimated tomorrow Is. 0t1: active mostly icc
10 Isc iowwsr Bulk. sls.799li"o: top. siils;
heavy. sl5I "a 1870: medium. slS.S5 6t Il ~
light. $3.50 frlS.:S: light ii=hts. siaS frlS7a
heavy pacS!ng. SONS. smooth. sis.tre {. l.: 10
Cattie-Recsipts. 1900: estimated tomorrow.
IeuN: hrm- Eeef steers. medium and heavy
msiSh;; choice and n,,in.s, .lN:s 800:
mon. ss;S1lo6s: light weight. GOOD and
sh3!ee; SlSoo8lsT; common and medium
woo IFS. Butcher cattle heifc-S. Sc "a 81
lES: cows. ss0Il2ra Gamers. and cutters
500 eeo: veal calves. :i5.15 q l5-l feeders
steers $50 n ECO: stocIier steers 5000: To- *
Sheep@Eecc!pts. c'.tVo: estimated ;omor-
row. 1900: lower. Lambs s4.TS II 100: cuils
ana common. sll.n fit..H: ewes. medium and
good S'5eGesa: cnlis and common. si119
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COTTON MARKETS

~ NEW YORK. Dec. 1s-The renewed ,-c,1,
mss, OF foreign EXCHANGE unsettled 'cnti
ment IN The cotton rnarke: today Eariv
toFchneE were followed by rallies on buiii.b
rrtyate ginning figures and covSrine hni
Il Bs market Weakened later with Januarv
sfttunS on from S.oi To $50 and cinsin,,
At SaIS eotnpased with 3d,e ~ the close Ia -
sntKht- The general Hist closed barely stradv
~ Decline Of point on December ard
$50 81 points net lover on later month
,ghJns market opeped at a decline OF :
Sot .other months in response : 10 rois ;iyayy
,s&sp0y cables and overnight buying order.
tlNGyrpool was seller nj the starr how
safvtE and prices room turned easier und.r
txscnMSinS pS recent. buyers and scat,er!n z
EnfgsSufi ~ net decline Of about j, 10 a
,z5sSinis L,,yyerp4oi bcca;ne buyer. and there
smssfl1c,,, fs s. during the middle OF the day
EsSsfttfeA we're animated bS Euddsa advance
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and freight market at c1so for s,,,,. a.
American credits. -
She oniciai cables reported decline OF
'"eieuFth OF " penny in the rate OF Rio
sn"hee on London. with mireis prccs
spot market was also unchanged. but Santos
.ututes were rs to 100 refs lower Br,zuIa :,
poi' receipts 1900. Jundiahy receipts. 900
wss E MOI 6oRk, Dec 1S-The euEar marriott
ES"S moro active today. owing TO tho cSccu
SS sih OF or orders ro which had previously been
9sans, sn nSsie more dispositisn TO operate
We're reported OF 1000 bags OF CHA tes
nrSt haii January shi pment at i0Ls cents COS,
sna ,rcisht New York. and about 2, oND Ia rs
cost Ios hrE n, half EehTuary shipment at cents
In refined little If any chnnre h,. a.,
f IS ist1,S smd whatever sugar forward
ins demand is still far in excess Of The
sup!nE. Prices for old crop were UNCHANGED
on the basis of cents for fine Eranuiated
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in December 10 Ssgv or 50 points above las.
nights close on covering believed b.
for delivery March sold ~ 70 ass and
May TO $2d or about TO points, ne;
higher. bat the adranc was checked a
this Level by renewed realizing and the mar
ket was weak in the late trading under
New Orleans selling tho differences.
March destined TO Si.52 and MAY 20 S.3p. and
closing prices were at the loves: levels OF
the day most positions
a Southern authority estimates ginning 20
December l. At 9..Sp.Uo bates.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New YeITk
s. Stock.
Sales.
Poo AaNanee NumlNN

geo Advance RumirS ..,.
40 ADVANCE -EumieS> PTS, :,
LOO liners
MliS-ShalnerS, nfd, ,,,>
$500 Alaska GOLD ..,...,,,..
5000 AN. Beet Sugar, com, -,
$500 American Can ,~...,.,,
lVu American Can, aid ,,..
Loco Am. Car and tSGrN .......
400 .NGcricsn COTTON 0O,,,.
QUO Am. Hide Lea, com. =,
400 Am, Hide ana Lea, nv. =.
loo American lirSce6 Oil, 4.
aNa american Locomotive.
$500 Amer. Int. Corrn,
"'neo -I;neric2a smelling $50.
SSoo .mer: Drug SYNDICATE. I,
1900 Am. Tel. and Tel. Co.
LOG AM Tobacco, com. ....
200 Am. Tobacco. ptd. $500.
zoo Am. Writing rapcr. MD :.
too American Woolcn
?,S99 An2conda Copper ...
1000 Atchison
1888 SSS h h,lanSis Coast s;s h ;n's
@.so9 Bethlehem Steel. 4.
1890 Baldwin LOCOMOTIVES $50.
Caddo OIL ........
zoo California Petroleum
900 Central Leather. com
$50 Chesapeake and Ohio.
400 Chicago Great Western. :.
400 Chi. Great West, pfd :.
800 Chi. Mil. and So. Faul.
700 Chi. Il. |. and T.. com. :.
Chi. Il. I. and =. so pfS
!o0Chi.. 4. !. and p. &c pfd
1000 Crucibie steel Cor. com.
l.l0n Colorado Fuel and Iron.
$500 Col. Graphophone.
3.1oo Corn Products. com,
10.100 Cuba Cane Sugar.
LOO Ereeport Texas .........
1000 Erie. list pfd.
4.200 General Motors .......
600 Goodrich. com. ....
1900 Great Northern. MD.
1000 Great North Ore Gifts =.
.nnn Illinois Central -.
s.nnn Inter. Nickel ......
5000 Inspiration Copper $50.
$500 Int Ner. Mar, com.
3.1hn Int Ner. Mar. it'd
$500 Int. Paoc-. con-.
In. papc- cfd.. slammed
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
lllchnlnnI. "a Lac 10.
WHEAT
RICHMOND STOCK MATKrr

srAr7. Richmond. Va. Dec il. 1915.
Virginia "a Ola = ' rs, ,o., Bid Asked
Virginia i.rG Gsntqriss 10! ........... Ssh -.
RAILROAD B0NDS '''''' - 9i's
Seabeard Adjustment ss 1919 a
southern Ry LIST 6s. 1885, ~ ~ -
q? sT X Ply n a ana 6 q g. i95s... % -.
Nor. and Ports Trac Co Re io,e :.
Va Ry: and Pow Co ia l.sl 80
STREET nv STOrKS - nh -
W ~ and Tow. Co. ND. 100 ~" "'s "a
ii.ri R Snd f STl,,Gs9 9a com. 100 -. %
Atlantic Coast Line. COM. 100 ~,
,htsapeakc and Ohio 80, III al 80
Norfolk and Western. com. i0o ss,tt
Seaboard Air Line. MD. , ito Yoi2 -
Staboard Air Line com iCo ~
Sou!hern hallway, pfd........ ioi IA ..'
gASK AND . fHm COS CO. sr l9S q ..
American Ea;ionai -.,.,.,., no -,
c9oau strtet ............,,, = 81 80
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81 Ifadi2E futures ranged as foilows:
NEW YORK PRODUCE ,1IpUpr

. n
NJ" YORK. Dec. lS--Cottonscsd oil W..
nusitF 'nda? under scattered realizing and
IT,, 49, .H!!inS Tor reaction. based upon the
meg: . 'nat cxport prospcc;s had been over.
hi,I ,.a,sh IN INC recent advance. Final
Due were 81 to- % uoints net lower SaIeu
lSnSS, haTre!s Tenders. 100. Prime crude
,Spvu !a.op: nT!!ne GUNNER Yellow SPOT I'll 20
Jannar,. 90: March. . 81: May. .os5 Prime
WINTER yellow and summer white nominal
NE" YORK. Dec. Is-The easier ruling
oI braZii AS indicated by the early cables
ana renewed weakness of sterling cYchnp GO
eh to catered liquid otion and some trade
Seiinr IN the market for coffee futures to
day. The nusn!nr vas - to - po:nts ioy;nr
nnasr S-iI!hs which came largely from
cotln!ssion nonsr sources. and after very
nniet MIDDLE session prices ens.Hd on fur.
tner under onrriDRs hv spot house brokers
who were believed 70 have lower offers from
Brazii: al'houeh 40 definite quotations wer.
ihnemlonet; March declined 10 $50, and
cI"Erh at i1n5. with the general Hat showing
7. No, loss q z, q to n noint; pecemhar iLa
~ ~ itLa Mach 800: Nay. 1919: July
Snot eoif.. dull and nominal: Rio a. isc
s"ne business r.ported in the cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

itrsnF ss!s ss nss $50 sacks 1871
geckSis. sSSlss.; Blue Rose. 4. 3 iS pSskess'
sss eo f;o,,i Shecsipts; H.1fo. Bran. per ton.
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goods wero steady, with business OF small
volume. Mems wear was firm. N
NEW YORK. CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. lS-iAs fair degree OF
nrmnoss prevailed today in the outside So
curlties market. with fractional gains In
minor LOSSES. ~. :,
General Asphalt moved within an 81 point
range. ut one time dropping 2 points. but
im NJ net gain OF 4's points III lato
The oils We're firm In some issues and q
Ae IN, others suffered fractional losses
MinlnE shnres showed definite trend.
tbnt p anie shnnEes were mixed In market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
PoREIGN EINANcIaI. nEpanrs

LONDON. Dec. lS.--The weekly stntcmen,
changeS: - AO''''N
Circulation inefeesed f17 ii.S"'
bullion decreased f16oSl1. e ~
Othcr securities decreased f2l300O stV
Puollc deposits Increased f..2si.000.
Other deposits decreased. f12.3s3 900.
Notes reserve decreased fi.723.o00
liability this week Is 1855 per cent: last week
IT was 1858 per cent.
BERLIN. Dec lS-The statement Of tho
changcs:
Total gold and bullion increased 10000
Gold decreased 2sapoo marks.
Treasury notes Increased iS5. .0Dn marks
Notes OF other bnnks decreased $4,000
Bills discounted decreased 1893 .e7i.ooc
Advances decreased a. 712.ooo marks.
Investment Increased II .260.oe0 marks.
Other securities decreased 81. 1Gt. OCO ma rks
notes In circulation Increased 65i.535.G 600
DEPOSITS decreased LAB. sss.oo0 marks.
Other liabilities decreased 5o2. a5S oro marks
Total gold holdings 1850 $4,000 marks
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
reported bv Rodgers. Plummrr & Co. I-as
Petersburg, Va. Dec IS 1919 ,
SPANlSH: Farmers stock. Market steady.
VIRGINIAS: Farmers stock. Market steady.
Fancy Jumbo. She per uound.
Prime. 7is per H.
Smelling stock. Go to &c per lib
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PETERSBURG PEANUT M.pKEr
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec is-Turn.,,,,.
STEADY STEADY i?t; sales 800 receipts. lea; ship
Rosn firm: sales. Si3: receipts. $40 ship
N AZ stock, 2 ,tss: Quote: Ii. b. i. +.
Is. ~ I6s): X. 16.e5dfl6.Ss: NJ. 1880. y. 1854
COCO: VIZ. $3.50; WV, 81. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Now YorE-MiildiinE. a.9: esaors Sc
Miner nGr,s-S, oek. e5.sie bales;
Hsis bales: stock. l.5Gl. SIS bales.
Total for weck-Reccipts. iSs.Sf7 ba!eS: -x-
Total for seaSe..-,-Receipts. s4oSs bales:
exports. ..M+c bales.
carried the price q cotton To-day IS,h above
and below the level CT Yesterdays close No
very VIDE pric- cha nsas occurred. and dur
what is ;echn;cnliy known as a trading mar
kst Asainst values were tho reactions In
.ht narket for foreign exchange. while the
corn pa raiveiy SMALL ginning returns in the
report due Saturday from the Census Bureau
10y IS, Prices SlI,s toward The close. when
der the final prices OF yesterday Last prices
wee =, net !"sses OF 10 Z; points:
= points around he opening at:e. which
the market tel: Oft 20 ne; declncs OF , 10 10
a crop estimate 81 !I!ci.ets bai.e' inelndInS
linisrs and an estimate on consumption 81
1900 bales; and tie figures had a favor
E.f wits The { tons R Rsid'S steady or re.
ee!t and rcnor;s rom the .iIlan,ics Of more
Sotion moving 10 mills the result Of
bette. frciSht service. but In the last half
season occurred.
nh LIVERPOOL: Dec ls-cet,on; 500. IN
middilns a.ts: fully middiiny. s:si: mid.
ding 55Se,: low In!dd!!ar, 4s.;i; GOOD ordi-
neudins 30 Amerc9 ei si Rscci Geo b e.,
ha!es. al! American Futures closed ollie;
and stead December. G.u: January .ti.:
;; March Ell: May. Se5: July. 2a.s3: October.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

LIVE STOCK MARKET

Richmond. Va Dec IS 1918
Market changes each Monday
Receipts OF cattle we're light aud there
was better tcnc 10 The market.
Hogs. higher than during tho week hut
same as last Monday. Veals and lambs
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INITED STATES COIEp<ur
SHORT TEEN NOTES

A IeHasce Is Nov. ! ls.5............ ~,
--,o,,r -. ySt- y. fS-r ...,....,.... Ts
R-itys5 &c. y, yu.c u. -sSS.. I3S
q. y ~ -Npr. !. 4ci..;............... g
tsuda nv p, cti5 3S'I, '. Sny l. ~: siE
HIoskinS HaI Ry; Col rr. s.. Mar. J. SM n
Jscob DoIs psci. .ns 20; a. No " Is. 1872, ls,i..
t1saSSstf And Mycr: IS, Dec. ISL. sst.
Moline pin,r - cSseI ls-i........ loi
Xenoazahei. S,ii., P,, J.: lso.......:. ioiH
July !. .21 20 -
Proctor SnJ vss q. Aae J.. l31...... I03Q
Souti1arn R.;i.rrPts - mar J. ISL. lo7S
S:rift ~ - ~ Aaf. l. L-....... 49,
Westinchnns. ltT.c Nus -. III -..:....... 1915
l'hE .. Feo !. isso........ lo%n
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

f9y National City Co.. Richmond onice,
Am. Tel. and Tel. conr. 6s....... 50
Am. rel anu Tel. deb. ss.....-......... s5n
-ametican Inead Gs Observation-Disclosures. Inoi.
anaeonda Copper Co. Observation-Disclosures. W
E SIn rs t!SI.l ST.
Chicago Great Western Is ................ 81
T.leyeIand EisrIr,c -
IN. AN. ana 81 raul tNfS.......,....... SSni
SS.Sn opscElinsHl f1Is ...........-:-.... ~
EEeSss; EESrm Loan S.ts..-...........-... leoA
ESosrL Fnin Loan Do .......-.......... lc2 :
intsr2orouEh Rapid ranS1t es.......... 81
$500, nHIieS ..-.........:. ......... luS
Seaboard Air Line cons G-..... c;
SIo9thern Halfway gen. 4s........-.... III;
fs;ttIs cse.hS ~ Observation-Disclosures. io3
Isuooer IS ................. las
4 NHsiuiS-l halfway Is .........,..,.., SIs
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NEW YORK. Dec. IS.--Cotton goods were
hrTncr today. with buying moderate Bur
lara ruled ouiet. and raw silk easy. Drcps
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Lost anG Found

WANTED; to know the address u Ms
Ttmes. Brockton. Mar -ioeN1o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

BRooCti-Lost. amethyst brooch RcWI =
Ran,. resHfnSI TO- ao7 North Davis Avenue
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TGI no vs. NEWS Of merchandise and .SSvs-
,o iSS oiereq TOT your pleasure or 'brontst,s-
SoIo !odax nv the elasslned ada ,sS.. outl
fH Hhsn 9u yon NAY TO get what you want
.S..L. ~ n.sna. h .clas.ined ad. ~ -
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kEfS-I]ost. Wednesday ON Broad and
lWenty-nfth car or on Eighth Street kcy
TIE with Keys and identification tag. Cali
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In McmOriam. a
Funeral Directors.
Personals.

PHAUP-Edwin Phsup.. funeral, direetc
ana cmoaimer. G15 East Main Stren
Mndtsnn III Randolph LGss
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MAREr-r
Wholesale ouotattons

fBy Woodson- Craig Co.. Inc, RIchmooa. v,
y a. fooo Adm lnistTation Licenae No q nrIA
R'ehriond. Va. Dec Is. 1919
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In o1mb!es I'M district. Return 10 III
so1lh Ei1th Street. Reward -
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AUTOMOBILES
Autonrob,Ie. In, S.ia

ARMSTRONG; MOTOR COMPANY =
Is13 West broad. Phone Boulevard aSas
Commonwealth. Touring Cars and oncid
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-20
Junior Bulletin

The Department of Junior Member
ship of the American Red Cross will
begin in September the issue of a
monthly Bulletin through which it ex-
poets to reach the teachers and child
rem of the public, parochial and pri-
vate schools of the country.
The heavy task of securing the
names and addresses of all schools has
been undertaken by the Division Dir
ectors of the Junior Department and
the time in which they must complete
the work is short. The information
needed can be secured from no other
source than the local school officials;
and the fact that the schools are not
now in session makes these officials
relatively difficult of access.
This notice from National Head
quarters is issued for the purpose of
urgently requesting the active CO.
operation of all school superintendent
and school boards with the Junior Red
Cross Divisional Directors when the
latter apply to them for the necessary
information. It is desired that no
school be overlooked in the Junior
bulletin mailing lists, regardless of
whether or not it has heretofore been
identified with Junior Red Cross acti-
vities.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-20
Deeds Not Words

Redwood People Have Absolute Proof
of Deeds at Home.
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Redwood Falls kidney suffer
ers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies il the testimony of Red
wood Falls people.
E. L. Beach, Chestnut ST., Red
wood Falls, says: 81 have used Doan's
Kidney Pills quite frequently, not
lately, but whenever have found my
kidneys not acting as they should
or my back hurting me. They have
Lever failed to do me good. When
have had these attacks, the kid
ney secretions have been highly col
ored, irregular and have contained
a brick-dust-like sediment. NV back
has ached, too, which has greatly
interfered with my work. NV ewes
would get puffy underneath, too.
have always used Doan's kidney pills
at such times and they have heIned
me right away. / think this medi-
cine is fine"
60 cents, at al dealers. Foster
Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. n. =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-20
CLEMENTS ITEMS

R. S. Benham of Minneapolis was a
business caller here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hopfenspirger
OF Sleepy Eye and Mrs. Joe Schoffman
OF Minneapolis visited at the Gerstman
and Hopfenspirger homes several days
last week.
Roland Hopfenspirger, Mrs. v. C.
Hopfenspirger and children, and Mrs.
y. +. Steffi and son, were Sleepy Eye
callers Saturday evening.
|. Black of Springfield was caller
here Tuesday evening.
Miss May Grabow left Tuesday after
ter visiting several days at the
Gerstman home.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Wolford and
family of Redwood Falls were callers
here Sunday.
John Nelson of Redwood Falls was
a caller here Friday evening.
Albert Potter was caller here
Tuesday evening.
John Lauterbach and Tom Arnett
of Redwood Falls were county seat
boosters here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Thompson and
family of Iowa are visiting at the p.
Q. Clements home this week.
Miss. r. Scarbro of Aberdeen. S. D..
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Lin
coin Clements.