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REAL ESTATE SPECIALS.

west side. centrally located. three.story
bri9k dwelling; - large rooms; bate porcn,
ssSc P seooo VIII arrange sges
Near Ninth ana Jackson streets. l.rse. II
lar. gas and electric and laundry. tubs. Pos
scssion GO days. Price sli 900. This Is nne
house. and is an exceptionally good neigh
washington Heights section. three-story
porches. excellent heating system. cement
cellar, gas and electric. Lot 5Oxs3. Posses
sion June 25. This house is beautifully I'm
ished and has exceptionally fine lighting
~ Near Ninth and and FranSiin n a'' streets. < G large
porches. hot water heat, beautiful location.
Viii arrange possession. Price only $4,000.
story rsr brick rick dMeil6s @ 'sa eisht rooms rooms bath.
TWO porches. heater. cement cellar. gas and
electric. Possession 60 days, Price $500.
This Is a fine home and good buy.
Near seventh and Franklin streets, eight
rooms. bath. heater, large cement cellar.
possession 80 days. Price only $500. This
Washington Heights section. eight rooms.
So aHs fee soc
West side. semi-detached seven rooms.
BATH porch. heater. $500.
bath, two porches. gas and electric. I'M
mediate possession. Price S65Oo.
West side. six rooms, bath. two porches.
hot water heat gas and electric. Possession
June 25. Price $4,000. $500 cash required.
This is 4 nice home.
Near Eighth and Clayt streets. seven
rooms. bath. porch. heater. $500.
West side, square planned. six rooms, bath.
porch heater, cement cellar. Practically new.
Price only $500.
Near Fifth and Jackson streets, eight
rooms and bath cement cellar. $1,000.
Near Fifth and Washington streets, seven
. rooms. bath. electric lighting. Possession
June 25.
West side, six rooms. bath and porch
$4,000.
11oS Lancaster avenue. five rooms. Price
$500.
We have many other city properties in
various locations: also several fine suburban
homes and farms.
Rents collected, mortgages negotiated. in |
eurance placed in reliable companies.
M, w. VAUGHN
Phone 94S ola Orange st. |
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FOR SALE.

MODERN cement block house. 9 rooms,
bath, on corner of Delaware avenue aud
Poplar street. with building lot adjoining
running through to Penn street. Apply
s26 Pine street. Wilmington Del, or SO
Delaware avenue. Penns Grove. Nj. 5-l
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For Sale

For Sale
Dwelng-Tenh
store2p private Bargain for quick sale
now renting $500 Would .patmsnts Large
|
Clayton dwellings properties
block bought BATH bot
hricksix BATH porch
j home for small family.
Franklin 200 Bock-sx rooms, BATH heater.
Gpin Bock-Eieht large BATH poch enclosed
Price
sale.
Bkseven BATH porch heat
March Is.
wshin five blocks Of Is
so days as'i ''D'' '''' '''0' ''''''''
eoeell Bcnnet-sx investment
First
Kirkwood steetSeven BATH
porhes
block pantry
hardwood floors hot water heat enclosed porch
sbaoss possession
Fire Insurance
John ]. Monaghan
PHONE ss2ORANGE STREET.
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On West Tbirtyhird street the 300 block, dcs
zory brick and upto-datc bath equipment hot Air
cellar gas and electric lighting throughout lot 24x75 feet VI
Tor garage Possession be had Immediately.
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On West Nineteenth street block 2oy brick dwelling
ing 10 rooms and bath Porch hot heat cellar Possession Ju
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Dwellings and Business Properties
For Sale

4 dwellings, and Business FrOpcrtlcS
/ For Sale
91 s"ss % gys @ ind ] ap L h s go ss S very % ss & a. s
% s si e; and fssa ] s 6 srfs s. %, s with ample space
ing %s.' spsa i 5 is % BE f @ s s s sss
% Il & ss,ss ss:. ssa Of. h sss @ s ss &c @ ss & @ I'D
oppaay "sa' ssfas oSsss ' paying s ssDs
Summit oS cs"ssa .s s m e., about % % 9s wilmington ~ srsayy &
bought very easonsby
bail. ..ss ws I % 1sass ses g @
qnrs IN very good
;, We splendid ,h bounded
kin
a's eao s so@s containing five rooms and bath already rented and Yielding
in 2 Gn s S . rSsh S s sa rs, g. s. @ 2. ss
space i sarss s @ s ''''
Clayton street. between second
rpon r Gs dwelling % bath o bot water heat cellar and
purchase price .
ss f $500 sS'' heater cement cellar equipped wit" gas and electric lights
ar, On Ninth y s s 600 s,es sssy 3 sgas @ nd
On street the 900 Boc-Two dwelling.
b3 o. ds z E Gaon. s. ssd . % E Ess % Ga with dwelling "
o. .s ws xPsn e e., 1 ss 100 ss
qs n So s 5 @ @ P % % g @ s'' Fooa % ea on '
dwelling
bath and lot I5xs4 Possession June IS.
dwelling, bath
Price $1,000 Possession June 25
On The Franklin between Second and ThidTvo
and bath Possession June %
bath % S Ss' es sssas' ss S Ss
On Van Buren in the 500 BoT.tory brick building
three and bath each Possession June Price,
$4,000
Twentynnh of AarkesTwosy brick dwelling,
Lot 16x00 Price $4,000. Possession June D.
porch and electric lighting throughout Possession June 25
bath porch, Lot, Located splendid dis
trc and house in excellent condition.
and Eah lot l6xs0 location
John COvatOS
REALESTATE BROKER.
MAIN FLOOR, FORD BLDG. TENTH * sHIPLEY SIS.
Insurance All Its Branches.
Travellers Checks
ats and MoneyO Orders 10 of the World
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South Van Buren St, 600 Block-Six
rooms, bath. porch.
North Van Buren ST., 600 Block-Ten
rooms, bath, porch, heat.
West Third St, 1000 Block-Corner prop
erty, Q rooms, bath. space for garage. If
interested, act quickly.
Fifth and Washington Sts-Twelve rooms,
bath.
I0ll Madison St.-Nine rooms, bsth.
porch, heat. garage for three cars.
sos Washington St.-Ttn rooms, bath,
heater.
l12I West Third St.-Eight rooms, bath.
SO North jackson St.-Six rooms. bath.
East Eleventh St, 600 Block-Six rooms
and bath.
West Seventh St, 900 Block-Nine rooms,
bath. porch, heat.
West Tenth St, 500 Block-Large resi-
dence suitable for apartments.
West Tenth St, 500 Block-Nine rooms,
bath. porch, heat.
West Second St, 1000 Block-Eigbt
rooms, bath, electric; runs through to
Pleasant street.
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Just a Word to Those Who
Have Properties Listed
With This Office
not y Working aH mt ad 81 10 Seh M have 90 1 large
5 a have Ss 4 s list sd ,d r. sg s axes w u.s.
much you ws just call the phone and shall be glad
to advertise it more frequently.
JUST A WORD TO THE MOVING PICTURE MAN
We have for sale property located in an excellent section for
M mGy nY picture s sd hee @ a y0a are ye4 s 5 a. proposition Of
Below Are Properties Listed That |
Have For Sale Today
Two Stories rooms, bath i'p porch heat eepenod cellar Posses
Two stories rooms 'sss s'A Not It, Sa,s sasFM . Ss collar gas
v,;;. = '''i IAsfaS9s" aSS
WEST THIRD STREET,
.. stories. rooms s sa IL asis2 hsa sTHgnr cellar La.
Three stories, rooms, bath, cemented cellar.
15oswEsT THIRD STREET
Fwstory bath porch cnened cellar and electric Pos
Twostory, porch, cellar
Two bath porch hot heat and electric Possession
ol2 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET
March
/. ra24wEsr FIFTH STREET
pssson '''' "a 'n'
WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Three stories 10 rooms bath porch hot air heat mented cellar and
.nioob. olt GrIN ain AyaNun a Sndn. h.h h =,
cmented cellar, big yard. Possession :
1914 sHALICROss AVENUE
Three 10 rooms bath porch hot
22o WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
heat & e 's Lot d. ] asao '' pS5saf June s water
o1o JEFFERSON STREET
heat gas % = ''' "''' pe' not ar
WEST FOURTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK APARTMENT
rs.. ,3aa, saa EAST s SEVENTH s1 18th, sTREET Ed:. -
hr,. story 10 & MS EAST ssls EIsHTH S 1T M sTRsnr ss.s cellar
% SIXTH sI4kESF aTFS1rE
Two;ory brick dwelling
7..ouu .,ouo l6li Il LANCASTER Se5A11 AVENUE
cemented celia and electric Lot soxoo ~ 'e' NOT an neat
2a1 NORTH HARRISON STREET
electric garage Foa 50 das ps'' ''n'n''d
loe NORTH JACKSON STREET Il
sn ThTssSGs ss, brick and dwelling bath porch
ST Sc COZ CORNER THIRD TIL 70 Az ASD MADISON STREETS.
cellar, and electric. Immediate
SI1 WEST FOURTH STREET
dwelling
and
Fred B. CuShman
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE.
WEST SEVENTH
TELEPHONE
Office m Tuesday and Saturday 0
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Chestnut St, 1900 Block-Six rooms,
bath.
Chestnut St. 1000 Block-Six rooms,
bath, electric light, heat.
Concord Ave, 200 Block-Eght rooms,
bath. porch. heat.
Clayton St, 500 Block-Seven rooms,
bath, porch, heat.
Gu Pont St., 100 Block-Five rooms,
bath, porch.
Lancaster Ave, 900 Block-Six rooms
bath, cemented cellar.
Monroe ST., 500 Block-Seven rooms,
bath, heat.
CLAYTON St. 100 Block-Modern six-room
dwellings, hot water heating system.
Suitable mortgage.
Reed ST, 900 Block-Seven rooms, bath.
West Eighth ST., 1000 Block-six rooms,
bath, porch. heater.
1923 ShallcroSs Ave-Six rooms, lot, l6
feet by S5 feet
Eighth and Spruce Sts.-Store property,
S rooms, bath.
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street. BocSx rooms cemented cellar
90 feet. Suitable mortgage. Possession June 25.
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On Concord Pike about eight miles from Wilmington
Summit have excellent fam property
2stoy dwelling containing This location extremely
can be bought reasonably
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In tho northwestern the O. Sta
established dwelling attached
and bath cellar lot 25y75 ps
days Excellent ceap
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For Sale


proposition. Immediate
Suitable mortgage. Possession June 25
BokNe
Possesso bout
in Sixth
porch You
them
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FOR HOME BUYERS
OR INVESTORS.

Fourth and Union streets, seven houses.
each six rooms bath and porch. Loca ton
growing in value. Good investment.
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I3O2-I3O4 W. Second street. six rooms,
bath and heater, gas and electric. All in
good order.
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FOR SAL r

On Concord Ave, square plan, r. b. p, h.
200 block. n. Harrison St. r, b, p, h.
Eighth and jefferson Sts.. semi-detached,
9r, b, p. b.
Tenth and Madison Sts, 10 r, b. D, h..
three garages.
Eighth and West SITS. six apartments.
500 block, ". seventh ST., IL r. b. D, h.
1900 block. W. Sixth ST., 10 r, b, p. h.
I0I3-IS Bennett St, r. b.
400 block. +. Eighth ST.. IL r. b. p, hw,
garage.
32o5 Madison St, r. b. p. h.. four lots
Seventeenth and Lincoln SITS. 5 T, b. store
two brick garages. plot 4SxI15.
Twelfth and West SITS. 10 T, b. p. b.
Sixth and Clayton SITS. r, b. p. pipeless
heater.
Il25 Railroad Ave. S T, b, $500 cash and
SIS per month.
DELAWARE REALTY co.
$. w. Cor. Seventh and Tatnall SITS.
Phone $3.50. Rents Collected.
Insurance of All Kinds.
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Nice suburban home with city convent
ences. Lancaster and Gray avenues nine
rooms, bath, porch. heat, gas and electric
Plot 75x1l3 feet All in nice condition Plenty
Of shade trees. close TO trolley cars.
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10l6 W. Third street. nine rooms. bath,
porch. heat, corner property, convenient To-
cation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-17
FAMILY TROUBLES
AIRED IN COURT

Is Sdnson- Sitting an special
judge in the absence ~ Iadeo y s
Reiter Is TODAY hearing the diveree
suit 81 Evan Iallen - ANNA Iallon
Evan saSe' they were married ID Feb-
ruarl-. 1919 and 1ived together onlv
three aud one-hatf months before Na-
na chased him out Btu is asking 10
haze the marriage annuHed on the
grounds that Anna vas mot lcgaflg "A
single woman when he married her
He SAYS she claimed to be widow
hut that II the time ~ thcir eeaaration
he learned that her former husband
was living she had been divorced
from him bur the necessary time had
Not elapsed before She re-married
Anna rad small store il Chicago
and this was moved NJ Hammond
where Evan added Is thc STOCK and o.
cned up Il real store on Fields ave
This place had heen operated bs re-
ceirer since their trouble started Tho
husband Was on the witness stand AL
morning and as there are about doz-
en- more witnesses the case VIII PROB
ably BE long ope Anna * charged
with drinking ntoxicants and assoeia-
ting with other men
ON one occasion she is said - haze
RETURN late al night after being ont
with i've men in an automobile on
being upbraided by her husband he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-17
BUTTON COVERING

FEIFF7T 7 T T ' IT 1T ~ ~ = ~
Pleati IS. braiding. sewing machines
at bargains all kinds of repairs, a1
wor< guaranteed Call at 81 state St
Just west of Holman ST. Phone 4t6-
Hammond indiana SSH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-17

Mrs Emma Leary and Mrs AIyrtelle
Pfeffer witt entertain tine civic DEPART
ment - the Hammond Woman's club
At social Friday evening at eight
o'clace at airs Lcarys borne. 141 Loo
gan 81 All members If the DEPART
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-17

The Women IF the Moose Heart Le-
gion Chapter So 1920 viii hold their
regular meeting tomorrow evening al
Moose Hall There Will he am initia-
tion 81 candidates ANA am members
are requested - he present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-17
Personal and
Social Ne7e,S

The Maccahees rally held at Whiting
yesterday was b,g success. There
was large delegation from various
cities Reviews of the district were
present including Gary. Valparaiso.
Last Chicago. Indiana Harbor. liam
mond and Whiting and a large class
ot candidates were initiated The
state Commander. Grace Meredith. gave
some interesting talks and congratu-
lated the district deputy. Edna Ash
haucher on her good work accomplish
Ia this district under her super
Nision In the evening social pro-
Iram was carried out and i'm couclus-
ion nice refreshments were served IN
the Whiting Review
The Hammond Musical College pu-
PITS VIII be heard i'm recital thts eve
ning June 17th. at the recital hall at
eiSht o.cloc&. The violin pupils of
louis lander. the voice pupils of pr
Williams. assisted by the pupils ct
Expression 81 clara r. Finch Tire
following viii be beard In violin
Dometa Fabisiewisz Harold Austgen.
Robert Thomas. Thelma cook. William
Miehaeis Charles PARKER. Lloyd Mer-
rill. Henry Elster. Robert He,vson:
readings hy Minnie S4edler and Mar
3ory CresweN; vocal selections ny
Ethel Nelson; piano selections 10y Lii
Liam Whitaker. Miss Whitaker and Miss
Ruin u ZaRders w31 he the accom-
nanlstS 1Nm 1ffrbaels will receive.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-17

Pln j swanson is home from NO
tire Dame for the summer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
GE RMANY' 5 CODE
COULD Be READ
BY FRENCHMEN
FOR MANY YEARS
CaiIIaux Trial Reveals That
kilograms Sent in Cipher
Were Easily DECIDED By
French Foreign Office,
WITNESSES EXAMINED
BY FORMER PREMIER
One Time High Official On
Trial Charged With Trea-
son, Plays Important Role
In His Own Defense,
lav aoanlna .ooanAL srrelA. lsAsse wIsEl

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiREl
Paris, March 5.-All the five wit
nesses heard and the depositions
read thus far in the trial of former
Premier Joseph CaillauX. charged
with having intributed with the
Germans for the promotion of a
premature and dishonorable peace,
have dealt almost exclusively with
the incident at Agadir, Morocco, in
1911. where the Germans landed
troops from the gunboat Panther,
The members of the senate, sit
ting as a high court, showed some
impatience at the trend of the evi-
dence today, Prosecutor Lescouve
having already informed the court
that the Agadir negotiations We're
not included in the charges against
CaillauX.
Senator Cornet, cross-eXamining
Maurice Herbette, formerly chief
clerk in the foreign office after the
latter's lengthy statement concern
ing the Agadir treaty, asked him If
he knew anything about the charg-
es against CaillauX so far as intel
ligence with the enemy was CON
cerned. Senator Bouvrie forestalIed
an answer by requesting the court
to discuss whether further evidence
concerning Agadir should be ac-
cepted.
The evidence brought out today
showed that Cipher kilograms from
the German embassy in Paris to
Wilhelmstrasse from 1901 to 1911
might as well have been sent in
plain language as the German code
was an open hook TO the French
foreign office throughout these
years.
A deposition of Alexandra II.
Comfy, French ambassador to Bra
zil, charging that Caillaux divulged
to Baron Won Lancken- Wakenits,
then German charge d'affaires at
Paris, the fact that the German
code was known to the foreign Of
flee, causing an immediate change
in the cipher, was contradicted by
the deposition of former President
Poincare, whom M. Comfy gave as
his authority for the charge.
Caillaux himself conducted the
cross-eXamination of witness to-
day. apparently taking his cue from
the displeasure several times ex-
pressed openly by some of the sen
ators at the tone adopted by the
counsel of the accused.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
RAILWAY CHIEFS
NAME: MEMBERS
Of WAGE, BOARD

fRV noRNiHa JOURNAL sPGciEl LUAsgn wtRel
New York, March g. The rail-
way executives association today
Il committee to confer
with representatives of the rail-
road brotherhoods on wages and
working conditions. The action
was taken in response to a request
flom President Wilson. ...r.
The committee of executives, of
which G. l.. Bardo of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford is
chairman, is designed to become q
part of a joint board under the
transportation act to settle wage
demands that have been pending
since last August Altogether six
teen railway labor organizations
lave been asked by President VIII
son to name committees for the
board.
Besides Mr. Bardo the committee
of executives is composed of G., r..
Bates, Delaware & Hudson; +, E.
Rlaser. Baltimore g. Ohio: Il. w
Brown, Atlantic Coast line; A. r..
Lindsay, New York Central; A. w,
Trenholm, Chicago, st. Paul, Min
neapolis &c Omaha; S. G. Strick-
land, formerly of the Chicago &
j. w. Higgins of
Railroad Adjustment Board No. j.;
c. p. Neill of the bureau Of infor-
nation of the southeastern rail-
roads, and j. G.. Walber of the bu
reau of information of the eastern
railways.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
DIAMOND QUEEN
DRINKS POISON :
AND ENDS LIFE


New York, March 5.--Antoinette
Bonner. who acquired the inter-
national sobriquet of "the diamond
queen" when she was brought back
from Paris in 1914 with Joseph b.
Kislinger to face charges of large
ieweIry thefts in New York. ended
her life dramatically today by
drinking poison as she was being
placed under arrest in Kislinger's
office here, charged with theft of
diamonds valued at $4,000.
Kislinger also was arrested on
a charge of acting in concert with
the woman in the theft of dia-
monds from a New York concern
and was held on $1,000 bail for ex-
amination on Thursday.
In Miss Bonner's handbag the
police found uncut diamonds val
ued at $4,000, besides several
hundred dollars in cash.
The diamond queen" appeared
in the downtown jewelry district
as far back as 1911. first buying
ION memorandum" diamonds and
ether gems which she informed
the merchants were to be sold to
select customers in society"
"The diamond queen" left New
Y York hastily in October, 1913, and
after her departure merchants in
the Maiden Lane district reported
to the police that they missed
about 100000 worth Of diamonds.
A detective from here trailed the
couple to Paris, then to Budapest
and back again to Paris, where
they were arrested.
Brought to New York. both were
acquitted. Further charges were
preferred against the woman by
the district attorney. hut the case
lever was brought 10 trial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
CONVICTED MURDERER
SENTENCED TO HANG

icy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIREl
Leavenworth, Kans.. March s.
Robert F. stroud, convicted of the
murder of Andrew Turner, guard
at the United States penitentiary
here March %, 1918, was sentenced
today by Judge Robert f. Lewis of
Denver, Colo, to hang between the
hours of 6 and 9 a. m, April 23.
The execution will take place with
in the prison walls and will be
carried out by o. T. Wood, United
States marshal for Kansas.
Throughout the proceedings.
Stroud displayed no emotion. He
was permitted to read statement
in which he declared that testimony
for his defense had been withheld
by prisoners who feared to testify.
Stroud's only hope of escaping
the gallows is through President
Wilson. Stroud's mother now is in
washington urging clemency.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
s MILLION BARRELS FLOUR
REJECTED BY u. s. WOMEN
TO BE SHIPPED TO EUROPE
(By Morning journal Special Lease

Washington, March 3.-Five mil
lion barrels of federal grain cor
poration soft wheat flour will be
sold on credit in Europe soon un-
less congress authorizes $50, 100000
loans to finance the sales. Julius
Barnes, head of the corporation,
told the house rules committee to-
day. He said he now had authority
to make the sales on credit but
hoped the loans would be author
lied.
The flour, now held at American
ports and for which the corpora
ton asks $10.75 a barrel, is "the
cheapest in the world" Mr. Barnes
told the committee. He added that
every effort had been exhausted
to sell It for cash." but that Amer
lean housewives would pay higher
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06
WILL NAME WILSON
BY ACCLAMATI0N AT
FRISCO, LEWIS SAYS

Kansas City, Mo- March o.
Nomination of Woodrow Wilson
by acclamation at the national
democratic convention in San
Francisco was predicted by
former United States Senator
James Hamilton Lewis, of Illi-
nois, in an address before the
Missouri democratic women
here tonight.
BE not surprised" Mr.. Lewis
said, IF the democratic conven-
tion at san Francisco-despite
anything the president wishes
seeing that the issue of any
candidate must be the things
done by WlIson--shall after
complimentary ballots to the
candidates, name by acclama-
tion Woodrow Wilson as the
embodiment of all that the is
sues Of the coming campaign
represent"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-06

prices for the hard wheat flour.
why are prices of flour going
up?" asked Representative Fess, re-
publican, of Ohio.
THE last year crop yield was a
peculiar one, answered Mr..
Barnes, "There was small yield
of the hard wheat and a big yield
of the soft wheat Flour made of
the soft wheat could be obtained
for domestic use at all times at the
exact reflection of the guaranteed
price of wheat.
"The pressure for a different
kind of flour by the housewives led
the millers to bid up the prices and
in North Dakota in five months the
hard wheat price was increased 60
cents q bushel above the guaran-
tee."