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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Anartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats II
APAKTNENr Furnished four rooms
aata. ~Es. hrst Bo3r. hsa~ouADie. NJ emil
dfsa Address ~ -. EEsFy EseniHs oi1ce
BEIIIFONTE Apartment. corner Grand
NfeM and Marion avenues Apply on prem
JEFFERSON ST o09 Bachelor apart
ment furnished TWO rooms and batn. No
housSheeIIHE
WASHINGTON ST Ioo4 First floor
apartment, uufurHished. Also rooms. Hot
water heat
" FOURTH ST 922 Apartment fo-
reut second floor Apply Mrs. hrueger
phone 1525
Business Places For Rent IS
MARkET 81. 6O6 Third and fourth
floors. Nppls Livingston SECOND 1oor.
AiAkkE.T SF. Ua3- second ami third
aooIs suitable fer office or sAlesroom
Apply within
PYTHIAN CASTIE-For rent All con
yenieuces including chairs. for dances.
entertainments. bakaarS, church affairs
Day or eveninS. Jesse Horner. al king
ROOMS Two communicating electric
light and running water. suitable Tor law
yer = office Centrally iocated three min-
utes walk from Market streeI West side
address NJ Il. Every Evening ohtee
Houses For Rem, II
HOUSE Furnished siN rooms. bath. west
side, for the winter. Address NJ Is. Every
Evening Ohico.
MARKET ST. 2fa4 ID rooms. bath AMI
heat. Iudued Eats possession NppIy south
west corner Settu1h aud or4oSe Phone
56i6 ].
WASHINGTON ST. ST. i rooms and
bath Al CouveniruCcs Apply I15 hast
Fourth street
WOODEAWN ANE., $50 House furnished
ax rooms. bath. Reut FREQ for taxing care
OF baby Apply after y N
Wanted To Rent 81
HOUSE Five rooms or moro furnished
or uufurulsted. suburban. some ground
with option Of buying. Address NJ -.
Every Evening 0tdCe.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For sale 50
HOUSE Six rooms gas and electricity
81 acres OF good truck land. One-halt
mie outside of city. New Castle avenue
Pyle Lane. NoodlaWn. Lots of fruit trt~S.
Houses Por sale 81
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Six rooms,
hath, pantry. three porcheS, hot water
section. Possession at once. owner. loO4
Nest street.
Lots For Sale SIS
IOTs -Four for sale al sacrdce IN Col
3uIaI delights. facing on Lancaster ayuuuo.
Bost iocation. Phone 6n96.
s0T aoxiO6. 1T Fortieth aud Market
cash or terms " i'll sacrifice Address
Nj l5 Every ENeaing OHtce
SurbuThan For sale S7
IEFONFE Bungalow. all modern
conYeuleaCcs, garage and laundry, pOFchCS
all screened Phone Holly Oak is
RUNGAIOW -lu suburb, iust completed
seven rooms bath. large attic chestnut
WOODWORK fireplace two pnrchcs. pipeloss
heater, gas anu electrlc. large lot imme-
diato possession VIII take automobile on
part payment Phone 6t3s NJ,
HOUSE Five rooms. nearly new. two
porches good uutbuidings Two acres Of
good rich ground. All kinds of berries
fruit trees asparagus bed Bargain Act
quick Ono square from Lincoln Highway
close to bus or trolley. Address nj .,
Every Evening once.
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FINANCIAL.
nusiness Onnort,nniiies

NEW SPAPER ROUTE suburban 900
daily and over 900 sunday seryes =. +
Mlilard. Ridley Park. Pa
POOLkoOM Doing good business. Good
reason for selling Apply 42u Maryland
avenue.
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BEDs-A large assortment of brass aud
white enamel beus springs and NAT
trSsses- 9tc htIorc kcttins new bed
ogtft. W. VIII saNC you money Il you viii
take time 70 compare prices. considering
quahty. Fuu llnr ot carpets rugs i'm
olcums and m4tting. itcfusera tors and
Perfection OH stoves Muudy Furniture Co.
Fifth and Madison streets Our address
tells why Ne can say you money.
BED Full size. white iron, good springs aud
tWo-plcce felt mattress lo0N Franklin
street Phone 80 "
CRIB White iron. With mattress. Good
condition. ali a5si "
DINI\GKOOM SUITE For sale 26I2
Harrison street. Phone 2l9t J.
IRON BED Mattress. springs. eioctric
fan davenport pushcart 1920 Delau are
avenue. apartment
KITCHEN CHAIRS Three and table.
price s. cost sit. SD six months. Ap-
ply O03 y HARRISON street
PIANO And several pieces of furniture.
In good condition Phone TOD "
RUGS-A large selection OF wool and fbre
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs. No mat
ter what size you desire VT have one that
vii suit you. Mundy Furniture Co. Fifth
and Madison streets. Credit terms.
RUGs-And floor coverings. 5000 yards
linoleuu remnants large enough for kit
chens. at half price. HuriOck's Cash House,
seventh and Iopiar streets
STOVE For parior Good condition. l..
Twenty third street
Machinery and Fools 6i
sTIRILTH BRoS.-scrap iron and metals.
! beams. Front and Iatnali streets
Musical instruments O.
PATHK- Phonograpns = nd tnoIr grs,a test
features. no needios 10 change. Plays all
make records Win their respective needles
at thG1r best. Guaranteed five years. Al
ford Plano Co. Ild ". Ninth street
PLAYER PIANO Would store player
piano for winter with rosponsihle family
Address NJ -, Every Evening Odicc
PHOkOGRApu RECORDS Victor and
Columbia. Good condition several hun
dred 10 select from. Zac up. Apply even
ings SI2 jackson street
PIANO for sale. Good condition I'll ".
Twent ty-fifth street. Phone ILL
PIANO / will sell at a great sacrifice, i nno
new, beautiful. munuEdny player piano to
save moving from city. Address y /, Every
Evening once.
Wanted-To Buy &c
CLOTHES VIII buy your oil clothes
saac Gibbs, A3o Frcnch street Phone,
2995 None bonght at store
DIAMOkDS--M viii pay you thu highest
prices. B. kleita "a bro. Co. sixth ami
Market streets.
DOIL COACH Large size, SECOND hand
STATE price. Address Al 10 Evory Evening
once
FORD KUNABOUT BODY Wanted 1919
model Complete with curtains. IL =.
Vernon. ~" Market street
JUNh--LeL me buy your second hand
goods. Highest prices Ia Delaware Ill
sloan 10 West street fhone 3s1l fh40.
OLD COLD viii buy your old gold and
silver Alillard 4. Davis. Oil Last Sec
Ond street.
RUkABO UT Wanted. or top wagon. sec.
ond hand. rubber tired III good condition
Must be cheap. State price. Address John
Stern Iorklyn Del.
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roRD-Touring. 1917 modei. rirst-ciass
condition tfoOd rubber. demountabie rms
<2ls Phone -74b "
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
business Service

EusIntHs DtTFlDt'
WHITE PINE CYPkf-5
N. &. PINE Cbt-5I NOf
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
gPRUCF BIRCH
UFMTOCR MAPLE
Roofers, Bbeaebins. Fioornz ~.
press Shingles.
GouldinRB and Wsll Hosrd
S. G. SIMMONS n BPOS. CO,
Front sDd Tatnall Stroets
-. + A. 25t. Automatic psi
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Auto Accessories

PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID bat
TIE Enthusiastically new. 1916 volts.
Ford roadster. demOuntabcs and shock
absorbcrS. Simpler : Garage. Phone 63i9 W
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FII Immtd IatC deIiVer1es on CIOsbd
models Tires tubes accessories and re-
nairs snyder Garage. Second and Jefer-
xpr streetS
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AUTOMOBILES
cos ana bicycles

DELAWARE CYCLE CO.-The only au-
thorizcd agency in the State for Harley
Davidson Motorcycles Immediate dcIiv-
cries on 1921 models HOS Orange street.
INDIAN MoTORCYCLE-And sidecar. for
sale cheap. Apply 500 ". Third street
MOTORCYCLES AND mCYCLES-Spe-
cial reduction ON used motorcycles. one
Indian power-plus $50 one Indian, with
sidecar. SIiO. one Henderson. with side
car, SI9!I. One Excelsior. with sidecar, 800.
One Cleveland. 500. Mount X Mckinney
S37 Tatnali street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
I orins Events

RuNfMAGE SALE October l3. IA. IS.
Rlankcts clothing household goods. tm-
TARTAN church parlor. West street ABOVE
Eighth a IN. To D. IN.
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INSTRUCTION
s.orresnnn.ience aonrsea

WANTED NAMES Men. boys over II
wishing "a herome railway mail clerk
sf35 Ia s1nb month Answer Immediately
/. T. livery Evening otticc
WANTED NAMES Women Rirls * to
40 wishing - become limiuEton post
Office clerks tu1 first year Address l. =
Every Evening Otiice
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Planning for Danees.

Plans FIR tbe SSvprnhpr m Ns-r
Year Fvc aan~rq Verp ii.e-TIss ~ 81 !
taieinres meeting n the Airovr-a T1eaEir-
Club IN Monday evening short antfr
tajnnent was gwen atter the clnee ~ :
business rrrf+tng
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Houses For Rent
Wanted To Rent

HOUSE Five rooms or moro furnished
or uufurulsiied suburban. some ground
with option Of buying. Address NJ -.
Every Evening OttiCe
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USED CARS

BUICK. 1920 PASS
BUICK. 1870 5-PAss.
BUICK. 1919. COUPE
BUICK. 1917. TOURING.
BUICK 1917. COUPE.
OLDsMOBILE 1918. ROADSTER
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER
wILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO..
22l W TENTH STREET
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W mere 90 Eat

TABLE BOARD ny tho week 7I5 King
strtnt. Mrs f. Hand
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MERCHANDISE.
Articles for sale


COAT Lady 81 thret,-IuaTter length dark
brown hcayy coat. large tur collar size -.
GOOD as new Phone al4 " or caH aNt3
NaFket street
UKAFHha- sell the famous empire
Pipeless Heaters. $. 9. y iliiams. IiIlrd
am Iatuali Straets. formerly 5l4 Orange
LADDERS IWo 20 feet and tWo six fnet
ladders ono 81 feet extension ladder aud
ono eight-toet extension pl5.nk Phone Ri.
TABLETS Ne now have fair supply Of
those large school tablets. blk. bulky ones.
Hnslnce. Olltrc
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lots For Sale

IOTs -Four for sale al sacrIdce IN Col
auIai delights. facing on Lancaster avunuo.
Best location Phone 6n96
ia01 aoxl06. st Forueth aud Market
cash or terms Viii sacrifice. Address
Nj - Every Evening 0nice.
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Musical. Dancing. y amalic
Private In struct,on

DANCING Learn tu uaurF now. class or
private instruc tIon. Avenue DanCeland
fden HAT tluil3tnt Phone ftsa
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Male or Female

GOVERNMENT Wants railway mail
clerks Si35 month. List Of positions free
Write Immediately. Franklin Institute
Dept 1I-H. Rochester. ~. j.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SIX rooms
bath pantry three pnrcheS. hot water
heat Condition Al Washington Heights
section Possession at ouCo. owner 1OO4
WI aLINnl
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Local instruction Classes

BEACON BUSINESS CoLtEGJ.s Tenth
and King str,g,ts Phunc. write or call for
particulars about day sch, ol or night
-h.aaAl
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Business and Oihec Equipment

FURNITURE Office asshs. aafes nlrs
cabinets aud scneral office furniture storr
nxtures &c. We buy. sell aud exchange
A. uindin & son. lo4 w second atruot
Phone SASs u
SLICING MACHINE in good condition.
Price SiSu. Apply Grocery store. Fifth
and spruce streets
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BuCHER-Signs or every dcscrip uon at
a. Shipley street
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Service station, Repairing

AUTO REPAIR CO.-ncalcrs for Mason
and Perfection tires EVcry thing for tho
automobile. ll2I French street. Phone
1864 w
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

stage play "Op q Me Thumb" in which
Maud Adams appeared with such great
success in Charles F'rchman's Empire
Theater in New York City,
The cast was especially selected by
Miss Pickford as being especially adapt
ed to the roles IN which they appear.
The street scenes are laid in the slums
Of London in which were photographed
by the stars English representatives
and REPRODUCED at her studio in perfect
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detail.
The cast supporting Miss Pickford
is one of unusual excellence. including
such well known players as Albert Aus
tin. Madame Rose Dione and Harold
Goodwin.
The rhotoplay was produced under
the direction OF Jack Dillon from the
scenario by Waldemar Young. and
Charles Roher who has been respon-
sible for the splendid photography in
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AT THE DE LUKE

Mary Pickford. who has delighted so
many millions as the glad girl in Pol
hanna" will be seen at the De lux
theater on Monday in her latest United
Artists Corporation production. Suds'
n a role said "a he entirely different
from anything in which she has here
tefcre appeared
The story was adapted from he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

all Of Miss Pickford's recent produc-
tions was in charge OF the cameras.
The huge street sets and the interiors
were made under the supervision of
the stars technical director. Max Par
ker.
The play will be al the Dc Luxe thea
ter for Ave days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

Touring the country as a candidate for Vice President. F7nklih
D. Roosevelt Is vsinly endeayoriDg to invoke the progressive spirit OF
1912 in support of wisconsin and the election OF the Democratic ticket
in November.
what would the real Roosevelt - Theodore Roosevelt the
Immortal T. r. say to his followers. were he alive today
Gone. he left burning words which tell all too plainly what hs
attitude would be al this time.
He sbhorred wisconsin. fast as he abhorred Danislism, with both
of which Franklin D. Roosevelt la been identihed al a under seere-
tary.
Theodore Roosevelt condemned wisconsin and the whole Wilson
administration in mspsring terms
Read nev what he said at Cooper Unton IN November 3. 1915:
II have been assaned because have criticised Mr.. Wilson.
1 have not said one thing OF him that RAJ D o absolutely accurate
and truthful
II have OF said thing Of him which did not deem 1t
necessary 10 say because of the vital interests OF this republic
Il have criticised him because I believe he has dragged in the
DUST What was most sacred u past and has ieopardsed tina
most vital hopes OF our future.
Il critcise him 0 because he as adrotly and eleveriy ard
worthy in the American character: and also because he has adronIy
and eIevery and with sinister ability sought to mtsead many men
and women who ire neither weak Q IN worthy but who have been
misled by q shadow dance Of words.
"He has made our statesnanship g thing OF empty elocutIon
he has covered his fear CT standing for the right behind a
veil of rhetorical phrases
He has strapped the true heart of the nation in = spauxled
shroud OF rhetoric
He has kept the eyes OF the people daEhed $ tina, they know
OF what is real and what s false. So that they turn. bewfldered.
unable 70 discern the difference betweea the glitter that veneers
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Theodore Roosevelt on Wisconsin

c. BONE
evil and the stark realities OF courage and honesty Of truth and
strength.
In the face of the world he has covered this nation face with
shame as With q garment"
So much for Theodore Roossvets opinion Of Wilson and wilson
ism in support Of which Franklin D Roosevelt. lifelong Democrat
would now invoke the progressive spirit of 1919,
And what did Theodore Roosevelt think of Daniels adninis,rs-
ton OF the Navy Department OF which ths Democrat. Franklin D.
Roosevelt. has been a more or less conspicuous factor and part?
In a speech o n "Ame1canism and National Defense" at Chicago.
October as. 1915. Theodore Roosevelt said:
More harm has been done to the nsvy by the politicians IN
power during the last three ears than In the1recedinE thirty.
Whatever good has been accomplished in the navy during the las
three years has been done By naval cfcers who. in most cases
have been snubbed and punished for tneir proposals as long as It
was safe to do so. whereas Mr. Daniels now tu: ms and Claims credit
for what was thus forced upon him.
In short. throughout President wilson's term there has
been neglect o positive naLadmanftration in connection with
departmental organization in navy yards. aercnauucs. mines and
torpedoes. and n all other matters affecting the emcioncy OF TIE
aet and the eutAusissm OF its officers ard men The
activity and energy o. the Navy Department under President Will
getting or advertising"
This. then Is what Theodore Roosevelt thought 0, the sdminisua
ton OF the Department from which Franklin D Roosevelt, Democrat.
and exponent of WisoniSm tar would each the Wee Presidency and hsvr
progres.vs OF 1912 followers OF the real Roosevelt. help to kep the Demo
cratic parry N power ard make Wisconsin endured
IT is inconeetvabie that any true follower Of Theodore Roosevelt
will heaken to such a preposterous appeal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

Try a Times Want Ad"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
Misses, Childs Shoes
SIS. Values at $3.49

Brown. two-toned vici kid lace shoes
in sizes 81 to 2. for misses and chill
dren. These shoes will prove wonder
full values. and while they last. your
choice for only $3.49.
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A stylish Shoe hal will wear we'll. of
gun metal calf with mat calf top: In
sizes 9 to 2. A shoe for school or
for dress. at the un- CD AZ
usual price of. ...... ~H'10
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You've lever seer so many shoe bargains as will be piled Ugh on our shoe tables tomorrow ommRl hoes for tn
for dress for work for phyl Shoes for men, womena and children at such zig savings that you simply can't re
OUTFIT thew year Tep prices quoted are pw-Mdm every case that we quote comparative prices we
the shoe. ~df nmIya the ha price Look over these big rduann-eh have only room heh mentor
me to be here early mmnow morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-09

regular army rifle work, that Of ex-
pert rilleman Whether any Of the
Chickasha recruits are in this num-
Der is not yet known Each of these
ratings entities the soldier to dis
tinctive badge and nominal increases
in pay ranging from S24 to $50.
The local office, which has had a
representative from the Twenty-thrd
Infantry for several months in Ser
geant Simmons, is very much elated
over the showing made by the re-
cruits from this section of the state.
Some twenty men from Chickasha
and other towns are now with the
regiment. Sergeant Millerman ex-
poets within short time to have a
complete and official report on the
results obtained on the target range
by each recruit sent from the local
station to "Oklahoma's Own"
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Oklahoma Recruits
Make Good Shouting
In Rifle Contests

That the younger generation OF
Oklahomans will yield nothing tc
their pioneer parents when it comes
to hitting the bulls eye with a high
powered rifle, is indicated by the
reports reaching Sergeant Milleman
from the Twenty-third United States
Infantry which is stationed at San
Antonio, Texas.
The regiment which is widely
known as "Oklahoma's Own" dough
boy regiment of the regular army
due to the large number of men
from this state in its ranks, has just
completed firing the annual qualifi
cation rifle course on the target
range at Camp Bulls, near Leon
Springs, Texas.
1t appears from the report reach
ing Sergeant Millerman, who has
charge of the Chickasha army re-
cruiting station, that although only
in the service for few months at
the most, many of the young recruits
sent from the local station to the
Twenty-tAird Infantry will qualify
as marksmen, with a few getting
the higher rating Of sharpshooter. 1t
is also stated that a few of the
Oklahoma men in that regiment
have shot so well as to give them
the highest qualification possible in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-09
u. s. is DEVELOPING HER
OWN SUPPLY or POTASH

Battling Piedmont in Chickasha
Adolph Carpinsky promoter has ex
pressed a willingness to stage the
match and 1t is understood that
Piedmont would favor such a meet
ing
Wherefore, il looks like the thing
could be arranged. In speaking OF
the proposed card, Karpinsky made
! It plain that considerable coin OF the
realm would be necessary to get
these two battlers together and
stated he would have the support OF
the fans here.
Piedmont has already demonstrated
here that he is a free and willing
battler and has acquired a certain
following among the fans because
Of his ability to mix it, Kraft is an
unknown quantity as a fighter as
far as Chickasha fans are concerned.
1t is known however that he ap-
peared in several fights last win
ter in Ft. Worth.
Kraft is ball player and is the
property of Chickasha. He intends
to go back into baseball next spring
and knows that If he goes into pro
fessional ball, he will have to come
here. He wants to fight before
Chickasha audience, which indicates
that he figures he can give good
wise he wouldn't crave meeting
with q battler here.
If Karpinsky will get in touch
with Kraft at the Camel Athletic |
club, at Fort Worth the chances
are that the mill can be arranged. |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-09
By CARL D. GROAT.

by OAR1 ~ GtOAl.
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
BERLIN, Aug. 1O.-(By MaiD.-
The German "Kaisyndikat" the
syndicate under government direc
ton supervising Germanys vast
potash business has been trying
dictatorial methods on American
business people.
The result is that American bust
ness is practically saying to the
Kallsyndikat, GO hang; Wen de-
velop most of our own potash
And, American potash buyers are
suiting their actions to their words
Consequently, the outlook at pres
ent is that the American market
will not absorb more than 100000
600 to $15OOO,OOO worth of German
potash year against five to ten
times as much were the syndicate
in conciliatory mood.
The clash between American con
sumers and German producers dates
back to the period just before the
Kapp coup. The. American buyers
had contracted for a vast quantity
of potash-understood to be around
$40, 100000 worth. Then came Kapp
and upset industry and teh govern
ment. Subsequently, the workers
in the potash fields held that they
wanted more money, making fulfill
ment of the contract at the original
price impossible
Since then negotiations have been
underway toward arrangement of =
new contract. But, the Americans
have found that the syndicate itself |
was inclined to be dictatOrlal. In |
fact, one of the Interested parties
told the writer:
Many of the men in the syndi-
cate are kaiser appointees. And, /
can tell you that the kaiser himself /
in his palmiest days was never
more dietatorial than hose men in
the syndicate. AS result of their
attitude, America is turning her
efforts to development of its own
potash resources. Sources On which
work was halted directly after the
war are again starting up, ESPECIALLY
since consumers have guaranteed a
minimum price of $2 a unit for the
next five years. This relieves us of
the German domination, and makes
it possible to take a much smaller
quantity than would otherwise be
the case. They thought they had us
on the hip, but that is not the
case"
Potash is one of the vital pro-
ducts in fertilization. Germany has
had grip on the worlds
but the stimulus given the
American industry by the arbitrary
position of the syndicate is loosen
ing that grip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-09
ARCADIA ITEMS

I Guy Bush and family spent Sun
day at the home of John Glinn.
Aaron Diehl and family attended
preaching services at Dutton Sun
day morning.
Elmer Van vliet and family were
Sunday guests at John Tillmn's
home.
Mr. and Mrs Lautenschager and
daughter, Miss Hilda, and Miss Mag
gle DEM, spent Sunday at the home
of A. "A. Sehaefert
Mrs. LoOney who has been visit
ing with relatives and friends north
west of here returned home Sun
day.
Bro Mann, who has been away
helping in a revival meeting failed
to meet his appointment here Sun
day night
Joe Anderson's baby has been
quite sick.
The ice cream supper given by the