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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-24

FRONT ROOM next to bath. large kitch-
en- and dining room privilege, silver
linen. telephone; good well, walking dis
thnce OEAge 1919
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-24
AUTOMOBILES
NiiIOWO,,I,,S ,,I,l sNIr

.FOH HALE--stuts roadster. Ike now
Phone or write Billings Cadillac CO.,
TtttFburg, Kansas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-24
DREssMAKING.MI MILLINEn1
WEINBERGER

Ladies' tailoring. fancy dresssmakig,
hemstitching 10c per yard. button
covering. pleating. pinking.
~ West Fifth Street
Phone Osage 9579
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PRoDA Sc 1rodna farma

PRODA Sc 1rodna farma
blfze mestecka, dlazby a dra-
ny, skola naproti, dum o 8 po-
'kojfch, voda uvnitr, ban 8 ce-
.mentovou podlahou, silo napl-
meme a jine budovy. Zahrada,
5 krav, 2 teleta, 2 kone, TO
prasat, asi 100 slepic, $50 bu-
slu 'ovsa, slama, seno, brambo-
ry hospodarske naradi. Cena
$1,000, hotove $4,000, ostatni
ma 6 procent.
Dale farma o 81 akrech, do
bre budovy, cena $500.
Farna o 81 akrech, dobre
budovy, toto je dobra mlekar-
ska farma, cena $4,000.
Tyto fanny Sc prodaji Sc
zarukou ma 1 rok a nebudete-li
spokojeni,. dostanete vase peni-
ze zpet. Zadna vymena. Biz
81 sdeli F. j. Picman, 1904
Miles Ave. 1929
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PRODA Sc dhm 0 7 svet-
nicich $ koupelnou, elektrika,
fernes. garaz, blize vych. 116
ul. u Woodhill Parku, je pri-
praven k. nastehovani. Hotove
$500, aneb Sc vezme lot, o.
statni die ujednani.
Dyourodinny d1m o 1Oti
svetnicich,, diva fernesy, vse
moderne zarizeno. Hotove
S2500, ostatni ma splatky.
Cihlovy dim ma dlazdene
ulici Sc proda neb vymeni Ia
farmu.
Dunn ma Woodland Ave-, po-
hodlne zafizeny. Hotove $4,000
ostatri ma lehke splatky.
Nam mnozstvi jinych ma
jetku, o nichz Sc muzete in
formoyati u Tom. Suchyho,
1902 Beckman Ave. Telefon
Princeton 1916 w. -?
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I PRODA Sc novy jednoro-
dinny dunn ma Cain Ave. v
Corlett, vyhrevnf pee, elektri-
ka,i plyn. koupelna. lie pfipra-
ven k nastehovani. Zvlaste
nfzka cena $4,000.
Novy 1-rodinovy dunn, na E.
54. ul. blize Fleet Ave-, W.
hrevni pee. Cena $500, hoto-
We $4,000, ostatni ma morgic ma
z proc,
! Farma 62 a tri ctvrte akru v
Brecksville, o., zasoby, nara
1di, stroje a dobre stavby. &C.
ma $14, 500, hotove 5000, zby
TEX ma morgic ma 6 proc
|, Farma 105 akrech v Char
don, O., IL krav, 7 koni, l po-
N.Y., novy traktor, stroje, silo,
dobre budoyy. Cena $4,000.
Bud hotove nebo Sc vymeni "a
mestsky majetek.
Farma 126 akrech v Char
dou, O., a kravy, zachovale bu-
dovy RUNE hospodarske ma
radi. Cena $4,000, polovinu
hotove ostatni die ujednani.
Nam vicero majetku, prijd'te,
,blizsi Vam sdeli George J.
Wlotzko, Real Estate Co. Tel.
Broadway 2187 M. - Union
$50, - 1920
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Prodam drodnou farrnu o
.6Oti akrech, IL mil cd. sQuaru
" Brecksville,. O., je tam vse
.zarizeno., Gems pouze $500,
polovic hotove, ostatni ma W.
hodne splatky.l - Dale nam
p6knou mlekarskou farmu, je
tam 8 krav, 8 kone a vsechno
hospodarske naradi. Cena
$780,, hotove $1,000. Naleza
Sc v Aurora, O.. Nam vfcero
peknych farem v okolf Gle
velandu v prodeji a ma vyme-
nu. Blizsir podrQbnosti sdelf
B. Sacha. l2917 Angelus Ave.
z 3. 131 ul. proti kostelu sv.
,Rodiny. Tel Union 1870 T.,
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4
vracel, sledovan jsa cerne ode
nou, stihlou zenskou postavou.
| Jak jiz Wilkes byl pravil,
nebylo tax snadno lie poznat
oblicej. jeii "a hustym tim Ger
nym zavojem; pohyby jeff ale
hyly zrejme q jevily rozhod-
most. ....s
Ten samy okamzik, kdy, slu-
ha "a seboG zavrel dvere, oto-
ella rychle Elfcem v zamku a
odhrnula 81 zavoj. Byla to Lu-
lu..
Greville byl mad miru popla-
Sen. Vzpomenuv 81 ma pistol z
predesle noci, domnival Sc zee
la prirozene, re pripravila Sc
ma setkanf toto $ MIN. a re u
minila 81 no zastrelit jake psa.
Byl to smesny nan pohled,
kdyz vstal q lenosky sve a u
stupuje k nj $ rukama roztaze-
nyma, mezitim co hlasem chve-
jicfm sc strachem, zvolal:
"Lu, draha ma divka - co
jest = co chcete ode mne? Ne
nj prec treba, ably bylo mezi
nami nepratelstvi?"
Vidouc ten jeho strach, w.
pukla We zyonivy smich.
"Jen Sc tax neboj, mi1y ho-
chu," zvolala. "Neprisla isem
te zabit a nemusis sc tfast.
Mela jsem s tebou posledni noe
mrzutost a skutecne jsem po O.
kamzik myslila, re muslin We
hnat kuli v ono misto, kde
mas srdce, mas-li jake vIbec.
Nyni ale nemam zlost a chci Sc
spise S tebou pobavit. Mas vet
81 cenu pro mne zivy nez-li mr.
ivy, Greville, a ia nejsem tou
zenou, ktera by zabijela husu,
jez klade zlata vajicka."
"Nerozumim vam," pravil
Greville ponekud uspokoien,
ale neduvefuje il zustal cd nj
co mono vzdalen, jakoby BY
I'll chtel z dosahu jeff bambitky.
"Nerozumis? Dobra, posad'
sc, povim ii to. Nebud' chap
Gem. Kdybych te byla chtela
zastrelit, byla bych to ucinila
vcera vecer. Ale abych ii re-
kla pravdu, chtela jsem te pou-
re zastrasit."
"Jak - proc jste tedy Zam-
kla dvere?' pravil, dodavaje
81 zmuzilosti, ale stale drze Sc
v nejzazsim konci pokoje.
l. "Proto re nechci, ably mas
n6kdo priSel vytrhovati," od-
vetila. "Tyui zamer nyni zkou-
mann vice nez svuj, Greville.
Pojd' sem, drahy hochu, nestuj
tam a nechvej Sc. Posad' Sc a
mel rozum."
Mluvila co MONA nejprive-
tiv6ji, ale obestiral il jakysi
kruh vzdorovitosti kruh,
lstereho Sc Stanley Greville le-
kal vice nez jeji bambitky
predchazeiiciho vecera.
V modrych jejich ocich We
zel d'abel posmevacek, ktery
jei d6sil, ac sotva vedel proc.
"Co chcete?" tazal sc hlede
ma nj zdeSene.
"Posad' se," pravila, ukazu-
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PRODA Sc neb. vymeni far
ma, o SO akrech Sc vsim zari-
zenim, pouze IA mil cd squa-
ru, blize Berea kary. Blizsi
sd6lf j. F. Nejedlik Co., 11O15
Union Ave. Tel. Broadway
1856 - Union 1851 r. !?
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PRONAJMOU Sc byty v
budove Is pokojich, 2 kou-
pelny, fernes, elektrika a jine
zarizeni. Haste. sc v cis.. 4101
Broadway, aneb zavolejte Bell
Eddy 1888 r. 1890
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PRODA.SE.

,PRODA Sc novy 5tipokojo-
Wy dunn koupelnou, krbem
vyhfevni peel a garazi, je ma
dlazdene ulici, vse v prvnim
poschodi. Cena $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. F. Nejedlfk Co., 11015
Union Ave. Tel. Broadway
1886 - Union 1861 r. :?
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! PRODA Sc novy jednorodin
ny d1m o, sesti syetnicich, kou-
4pelna, pantry, fernes, krb a
veskere moderni zarizeni. Pro-
dali Sc "a hotove, da Sc LEVINE.
Haste Sc v elsie 1916 Hoy A.
We. " Corlett. 1880
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PNCDA Sc grocerni obchod.
kde Sc trzf pres 500 tydne.
Obchod Sc da "a mfrnych pod
minek. Haste sc u Mrs. Pet
tax, 1868 ST. Clair Ave. We
zmete Nottingham karu.
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PRIME Sc starsi zena k o.
patrovani, diva roxy star6ho
ditka. Haste Sc v elsie 1898
Mead Ave-. " predu. ILL
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci, zadne
pradlo, dobry domov, v pekne
residencni ctv1ti, zadne dItky.
Tel. Garfield A. 1929
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-29

Loze Prokop Velky,. (.
708, !. Q. q. F.. Bratff &c
sejdou dine 50. fijjna ' To-
'zove mistnosti v s hod. We
Ter. Domaci, slet, pozvete
sve zname.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-29

PRODA Sc zachovaly pra-
CT stroi velmi LEVINE. Haste sc
v els. 4419 Broadway v zadu.
ILL
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Pesek a Treibal

Mate-li nesnaZe pecenlm,
zkuste nasi mouku, rucime, re
budete ,spokojeni.
Krmivo pro drubez ma sklade.
Rozemlete krmivo $3.15
Domaci prazena kava 3Oc lb.
Zavolejte tel. Union 1862 r
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PRONAJME Sc garaz, elek-
trika, plyn a voda. Haste Sc v
cis., 1913 Maryland Ave. z
Warmer Rd. Ill
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PRIME Sc reznicky delhik
ma sekani masa. Haste Sc u.
Pavelka Bros, 2978 E. 81 ul.
1890
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-29

PRONAJME Sc. byt. mensi
rodine. Je trech pokojich,
dole. Haste sc els. 5024 Gla-
zier Ave. 1890
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni do.
bre Sc vyplacejici grocerni a
reznicky obchod. Adressa Sc
sdeli adm. t. listu. 11-3
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PRONAJME Sc byt o. 5ti
velkych svetnicich, koupelna,
elektrika, plyn,. fernes, vse
moderne zarizeno. Je to-, blize
kary u Garfield Parku. Haste
Sc u Vcela Realty Co., 5733
Broadway. 1920
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z@Inragedie svatebni noci.
~. Roman
Roman

Lie ma zidli a usednouc ma dru-
lhou.
On uposlechnul polomechani
cky. 1.
"Nuze, Greville, pfichazim
otazati Sc t9, zda-li. hodlas VII
ii v uyahu navrh. ktery jsem
ii vcera. vecer .ucinila," pocala
rozvazne. 49,. ....,.-,
"Nuze, Luz" "-zvolal s malym
odmftavym posunkem, "k ce-
mu tom stale mluviti? Zaji-
ste Sc nechci S vami vaditi.
Chci byti $ vami vzdy v do
brem pratelstvi; ale skutecn6,
ma draha, musite nahlednou-
| ii, re to je nemozne - zcela
nemOZne
"Nenahlizfm to ty to me-
budes nahlizeti v minute nebo
dvou," odvetila chladn6. "Nu-
ze, Greville, poslechni mne.
Ones rano jsem navstivila pa
ma Solomona Isaakse."
"Greville uskocil zpet jako
by byl strelen a oblicej jeho
zbledl. Nyni porozumel ono
mu d'ablu posmevacku v jeff
jasnych, modrych ocich.
"Pan Isaaks jest mym sta
irym pfitelem,' pokracovala
Lulu nelitostne. "On byl vuci
mne velmi dnverivy - tax dn-
verivy, re mi sdelil, ze jste mu
zaplatil svlj dlouzek a ukazal
mi eek, nfmz jste no zaplatil.
Ten eek mne zajimal. Byl pa
trne podepsan vasim otcem !;
a cetla jsem v rannich listech,
re sir Patrick odejel z Londy-
ma palnocnim vlakem. Ty jsi
byl mne do dvou hodin po
pulnoci a eek nebyl zajiste "
tom case podepsan. Divila
jsem Sc, jak a kdy sir Patrick
mel cas- k podepsani ceku."
Greville zakryl 81 oblicej ru-
kama a zadpel.
Sotva mohl sedeli chvel Sc v
prftoninosti tie zeny, kterou
cht6l predesleho vecera me-
muzne uraziti.
"Nalehala jsem ma pana
Isaakse, ably mi eek ten prepu-
STILL" pokracovala Lulu svym
cistym hlasem. "Co tusil ne
vim snad celou pravdu. Byl
vsak lined pohotove vyhoveti
mi a nekladl zadne otazky. Ne
musis Sc no obavati;. ohledne
toho bud bez starosti. Myslil
snad, re chci byti tvym prite-
lem nebo ze jsem snad do te-
be zamilovana!"
Pc te dala sc Lulu do hlasi-
teho smichu, jako by byla pro-
nesla nejaky zertovny napad.
Vzpamatovala Sc vsak brzy a
pOkracovala We svem vypravo-
vani:
"Od Isaakse sla jsem k Hal
daneovi, proslulemu znalci ma
Russell Square. Mela jsem u Sc
be psani tveho otce ~ a uka-
zala jsem mu podpis ma ce-
ku. On bez otaleni prohlasil
podpis "a - vsak ty Wis, "a
jaky. Greville !" dokoncila Wy.
znamne.
"Mel jsem V umyslu nahra-
diti ty penize vse by bylo
pax poradku,' zamrucel me-
ri prsty,, kterymi 81 dosud "a,
kryval oblicej.
20, nepochybuji o tom. Ia.
jiste bys to nebyl nikdy ucinil
kdybys byl vedel, BE to pride
ma jevo. Ale pravdou zdstane,
re jsi to ucinil a ze ia mann ..
men eek" Il
Vztahl. ruce sve obliceje a
pohledl zuriv6 ma nj. OkamN.
te kmitla mu divoka myslenks
mozkem.
Mali ona skutecne omen eek
q, cnkn ,,n,n, ,,,a - r. Ey,x ~yxxpx,o
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VYMENf Sc. dim hodici Sc
pro til rodiny "a farmu v roz-
loze od 30ti do 50ti akrl. Pi-
ste ma j. Maresh. 3341 E.. 48.
St. S. E.. N.-A Ill
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/ PRONAJME Sc byt o 4 po-
kojich koupelnou nahore, v
elsie 2402 Oakfield Ave. prvni
ulice 2 Union. 1929
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PRECTETE ST TOTO PRED
VOLBOU DINE z. LISTOPADU

praVf re zahy zapomna ma sluzby prokazane
yorenosti. a odm6novany jsou nevdekem
NepriklAnfme nahlodum opframe nase pre-
svedcenf O 10 srpna 1920 poraHl Id
uvaiti lid poucni drahy pouzl
Pora2ka ato bya umo2ne-
ma snabop EDMUNDA II. HAsERODTA, jenz tomuo cli
svGt nadanf svoji prac Co ga
q vschni
Ii v6rnych oddanSch sluzeb? Jest
men II. HAsERODrA, jenz vedl' tomto boil
slechetna veleuzitecna suz
ba dobe vymazana pameti?
Dne lisiopadu volitstvo rozhodoyati EDMUN-
DoyI D. HAsERoDTOyL ufad olSres. klerka.
SlouzI VAN tomto let outez pli. tim
nvedentm boji.-&Doka2t Vasi
vddtnos spsanfni jeho jmenem do@ze
zunn suzbach, jste hotovi od
neniH a dfade zatratiti
sobeckost
VI. G.. HARRISON JOS W. bAHTuNEh
uENRy q scU%EFER ".
A J. A. KOLIN
a. RaII.RD ID. II
MULLIGAN JOS j. SACHA
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseo-
becnou domaci praci. Dobry
domov, dobra mzda. Haste se
v cisle 1888 Euclid Blvd. aneb
zavolejte tel. Fairnount 971 w
LII
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23

70 S1.57h. Corn lost Z 10 NC and
oats 3 TO IL In provisions the
outcome was unchanged 20 17c
higher
Lack Of confidence in the buying
side q the wheat market was large
y associated with the disturbance
Of security values in Wall Street
and particularly with the failure Of
New York brokerage house Var
ious rallies took place but they
seemed Que mainly TO shorts cover
ing. Some selling Of wheat to go
into store here was reported.
Notice that large manufacturer
OF corn products would close its
plant until after the holidays was a
special weakening influence in the
corn market. Besides receipts were
heavier
oats sagged with corn. Higher
quotations on hogs gave considera-
BILE firmness TO provisions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23

metal industry occasioned surprise.
The firms difficulties were primari-
Is ascribed 20 the calling OF loans
on deprecated collateral
Other firms and individuals were
reported 10 be experiencing cgnsid-
cradle embarrassment in meeting
the demands OF their banks. but the
general financial situation i'm its re-
latiOn 20 stock exchange loans was
declared to- be eminently sound.
Dealings Large.
Dealings fell away somewhat
from Tuesdays hich record. but the
number Of individual shares traded
in was almost as large.
shorts were driven 10 cover 'ust
before the close By O. vigorous g.
bound in several Of the leaders, not
ably Mexican Petroleum, Reading
and United States steel.
Net losses of 80 TO g points were
made by Texas Pacific coal and iron,
United States rubber and Rep,ogle
steel, the latter at no time making
more than q feeble rally from yes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
Now YORK MHueAT

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Wheat-
Spot easy: No. . red and No hard
Sl.S4; spot, C. j. T. track New York
and No. > mixed durum, $1.91, C. /
l., 10 arrive Corn-Spot easy; No
yellow, 962s, and No. . mixed
90 @sc. C. & T., New York. ten-day
shipment Oats-Spot easy: No. /
white, &c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23

terday's spectacular descent sales
amounted 10 10000 shares.
Money anu foreign exchange were
steady, out eXertcd no uppreciable
influence over the stock market.
Bonds were again affected bv the
strain upon stocks. many domestic
ana foreign issues easing, although
some of the Liberty group i'm
proved. Total sales (par value
$27.5OO.00O. Old L. s. bonds were
unchanged on call.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
East RUFFALO live sToCK.

EASI BJFEALO. =. !, Dec. 22.-CAT-
LE-ReceiptS. 400 market fairly ac-
tive. steady, shipping steers. 5Odi3: :
butcher grades. S1Nl1: cows. S2.J0d7 90
tALNES-Receipts. 100. market ac-
tive. ~ higher, Gull to choice. S5n16
SHEEP AND LANBS-Re Receipts. ( zoo /:
chUice lambs. Sl0.J0N11: cuu o. fair SG0
80. warnings. S11S.J 20: sheep. Sod5 80.
HOGS Receipts. 1.GU: market active
steady, Do higher. Workers. SfOd10 - I.
pigs, NllUll -. mixed. $40 1IF1t0. so
heavy. $40. roughs SSdS -: stays. $50 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
CHICAGO CAsH GR,IN

CHICAGO. Dec 2--WHEAT-No ?
spring. S1J0i
COkN-No . yellow, T2ls G54ltc. No. 4
yellow, 6S4s ar; NO. . yellow 5000 /:
No. q yellow, 76ls C.. 40 mixed. 69It a
t2l2c, No. 8 mixed. 662. H7Oe. No mix
ed. GtHbte. No. - white. gH uTfc. No.
Z white. GGA. H6qc: No. 5 white 65c.
oAIS-No. . white. sos, Gr4Sisc- 80. 4
white. 46hs ass. standard. 42U,i5e.
BARLEY -lJdSSr.
HNl-No S1-11t d1.5e
TIMOTHY JOdGJ0
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PTTT~RIR1 I'M STorI.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Dec o2-CATTTE E
Receipts light. market steady. choice.
Sl0.od11; good. Na50d1O. fair. SSJOn
9, veal calves Sl4JDa1a
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Eeceipt light f.
market steady. prime wpthprs. SlIOdB:
good. 81 1915 "a fair mixed Salyt.o.
lambs, SO I0u11
HOGS Receipts. 20 doubledecks: mar
ket steady prime heavy hogs StO.25Tn
1870. heavy Workers, $40 2JFl1050: light
Workers. $40 10000. pigs. $40 4o8lOJ 81:
roughs. SSJO1s. -: stays. SGdG "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
STOCKS FALTER ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Afternoon Deals Offset Opt
mism Caused by Recov-
very of Morning.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-The stock
market made partial recovery in the
first half Of Wednesday session
from the sweeping reaction Of the
previous day but the uncertain
trend later suggested that invOlun-
tary liquidation was still a factor to
be reckOned with.
Announcement Of the failure Of a
prominent brokerage house actively
identified with the expansion OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
MARKETS
CHICAGO IIyF SToCk

CHICAGO. Dec. -1-HOGS-Rcceint
2l.epO. market 1Or higher; bulk. - 2O1r
925. butchers. S9iOQ0 90. packing. gan
90; lights 50 2Ja9tJ. pigs. Ss80d9 - .
r0ughs. s. S0Go
CATTLE Receipts, 1000. market %
90 higher. beef S175als G0. butcher
stock. S4-Sp11 go, cauurrs and CUTTER
$780,, stotkcrs and feeders 81 2JFE
9-5. COWS, Sij1N9IU; calves. - o5fl
1870
Receipts 5000. market 90
higher, wool lambs S7n11J1. shoIn
lambs. 81 J01tJn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
CHIcAnn pRnnrcr

CHICAGO. Dec BUTTER Cream
cry extras. j3c: standards. 44Lc: frsts,
ss.Q4Sc. seconds. ,-N3gc
EGGS-Ordinaries. JG1G0r, irsts. Ga
Co..
CHEESE-Twins. 1oi,C
POULTRH-F0Wls lSd.-fr. ducks s.:
geese. Dc; springs, pc; turkeys. E0c.
POIAIOES-Cars, - Wlsconsius per
100 lbs. Sl&5NI 81 Nlnuesotls Ter 100
lbs, S1;EfsII ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23

Try some OF the Point Lace
canned goods. fruits and vegetables
for your Xmas dinner. Miller and
Curry. 419 $. Michigan ST., Lincoln
1892 Main 999. S6Is-23
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
Unsettled Financial
Condition Causes Sag
IN Market on Grains

CHICAGO. Dec. %. - Unsettled
financial conditions had a bearish
effect Wednesday on the wheat
market. Prices closed nervous at
p TO 2i2 net lower. with March
S1.6O4 90 S1.61. and Nay $1.57i4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
aXNIAS CANnIES %

Special sale on Xmas mixture o.
hard candies. peanut briddle. tafies.
Cocoanut candy and all pure fresh
made hard candies ut soc To-; lbs
for soc at the Diana. g6O4-25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-23
CHICAGO GRAIN And PROVISION
NEW NORk STGAR

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The mar
ket for raw sugar was higher to-
day closing a. 49, for Cubas, COST
and freight equal 20 5.3S for cen
trifugal. Prices for refined were
unchanged al 1890 TO 500 for fine
granuated.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-09-29
HARDING TO Be IN
LOUISVILLE, OCT. ID
Republican Candidate Will
Make Two Campaign Trips
In October.

Marion, Ohio. Sept 22.-Plans for
two campaign trips for Senator Hard
ing during October, made public here
today. contemplate swing into the
border states as far south as Chat
tanooga, Tenn, and into the Middle
West as far as Kensas City and
Omaha.
Leaving Marion again on October
IL, he will speak at Chattanooga,
Tenn. on the evening of October 10.
at Louisville, KY, on the evening of
October IA; at indianapolis, Ind, OF
the evening of October Is, and at St.
Louis. Mo, on the evening of October
16.
The first trip will start on Oceober
6, and the candidate will deliver adj
dresses at the following places: Des
Moines, Ia. evening of October Z;
Omaha, Neb., evening of October Z;
Kansas City, Mo-, evening of October
s; Oklahoma City, Okla, evening OF
October o.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-09-29
WIDOW OF CHAS.
OELZE SUCCUMBS
Mrs. Mary D. Oelze, Life Long
Resident of Breckenridge.
Leaves Seven Children.

Mrs. Mary d. Oelze. widow of
Charles Oelze, succumbed Wednesday
morning of last week at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. G. w. May, of
near Hardinsburg, after continued
illness of cancer of the stomach.
The funeral was held Thursday
morning in St Romaulds church with
Rev. Father J. F. Norman saying the
requiem mass. Burial was in St
Romaulds cemetery.
Mrs. Oelze was the daughter OF
Samuel and Sarah Blan. She was "a
years old, and born and reared III
Breckenridge county. She was the
mother of seven children, all of whom
are living, except one. They are Mrs
G.. w. May. Mrs. Fred Dutschke
Mrs. L. A. Shelman, Mrs. Ralph Win
chell, two sons Sherman and Frank
Oelze, the latter resides here where
he is in the grocery business.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-09-29
G. O.P.RALLY
HELD IN C'PORT
Congressman Campbell and
Mrs. Jno. p. Haswell Speak
in Airdome; More Women
Present Than Men.

The first political meeting in inter-
est of the 1920 presidential election
to be held in Cloverport was the one
on last Tuesday evening when Con-
gresham Philip p. Campbell, of Kan
sas, and Mrs. John p. Haswell, Jr,
of Louisville, spoke in interest of
Harding and the Republican party.
The meeting was held in the Air
dome, and there were some two hun
dred and fifty people or more, the
majority of whom were women, who
attended. Several of the Republican
leaders from Hardinsburg. we're here.
Mr. Marion Weatherholt, local
chairman OF the Third District Re-
publican campaign party, opened the
meeting with brief Introductory
speech previous to Mr.. X. l.. Oelze,
who introduced Mrs. Haswell
In referring to Mrs Haswelps
speech, Congressman Campbell, who
has heard many women speakers on
this campaign tour, stated it was one
of the most brilliant and concise poll
teal speeches he had heard. Mrs. Has
wells visit to Cloverport was viewed
with splendid interest because of her
being the wife of the popular Repub-
llCdU Cd1uludtt lOI -. D. cSlldtC iioih
the Fourth District.
Following Mrs Haswelrs address,
Attorney Sherman Ball. of Hardins-
burg, presented. Congressman Camp
bell
Mr.. Campbell started out with say
ing that his cloth was so large and
he had so many patterns he would
just make a Mother Hubbard of his
speech and try to cover all
Emphasized Aliens in u. S.
The placing OF the bombs and the
big explosion that happened on Wall
street in New York City recently, led
Mr.. Campbell to discuss the aliens in
the u. s. He stated there were 10000
aliens. in this country and 222 alien
anarchist newspapers published.
Mr. Campbell was very entertain
ing and convincing speaker. lie has
been a congressman for eighteen
years and leader in the House. In
his speech. which covered an hour
or more, he dwelt largely on the
minor defects of Wilson and his adj
ministration He seriously objected to
Article Y in the League of Nations,
and finally concluded that the Re-
publicans felt treasured of victory
in November election since Maine had
given such a large Republican maj
ority.