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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-21
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

Inc following amendments to the Con-
stitution are submitted by the legisla-
lure TO a vote OF the people. The legis-
.ature recommend the adoption of these
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-21
CHAPTER IS
Proposing New Section II to Article KIN
(H. J.. r.. p
To be designated on the BALLOT as
AMENDMENT D.

IolNT RESOLUTION Proposing and
Agreeing to an Amendment to Article
No. Kill Of the Constitution OF the
state OF South Dakota. Authorizing the
state to Establish and Maintain 2 Sys-
fem Of Credits for Assisting IN the
building or Homes by the People o.
the state, ard Submitting the Same 20
axvoto of the People.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-21
INTOXICATING LIQUORS
Amending Certain Sections of the Prohi.
bition Law
CHAPTER GAG
III. b. 1910
REFERRED Law NO. I

The following law has been passed by
the Legislature and signed by the Gov
ernor, but does not go into effect because
a referendum containing five per cent of
the voters of the state has been filed, in
accordance with the constitution, and
this law will not become operative until
endorsed by the people.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-21
HAPTE lac

-. j.. II. 81
10 be known on the Ballot as
AMENDMENT A.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Set ipriife &ise.
Beirut, Is. Marts. Gprie11s Geli

Beirut, Is. Marts. @prie1lS Gelp,
ltG't0igbeo bleu proflaneret fer
i0ag al Meprnlel1tarter for set lp=
rifle Solf. gnir SSeiial blep erflp-
ret 8onge meo Faleltina lom Ell
9el al &ongeriget.~
Set iuriife 8onner beltaar al en-
lppnbDet hpio Stier11e &ebia3=
SSlagets rpbe Self. So ligne11oe
Stierner anbrogt poa famine Weoo.
Sc bill 11ogiorc @in1peler for Melo.
potalnien, Ser ogiaa lfal buDe er=
flGret Jig uafbgngig me6 gmi1
9lbpsmal lom ap11ge og G1nir 3eo
lcm @egent. 0e er treble og fiero1
Sen al Song @uslein.
2ibanon fnitboloer lit Trogran
og ejenlpnlig er Ser 0unnet etSlogs
orubtlf Torbl1n6. S6et g1r,ir Teiial
antog Sronen, iog0e bon, at bans
5e11ltgt bar at zoe nege11nptttg Sic.
nelte. Iluget blep beiit og 101 &a.
nonlflt0 affpret. 9lrn1een bleb n1gt1:
ltret. Sen npe Monarf bil a oflegg<
go irnorgen iom Song Serial ser
Tdrlte al Sprien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Qepnaro @pp6 nin6er to Stater.

S Minneiota par ser Manbags
Yrplioents sASri1nerpalg, % at opn1=
me efter Sc foreliggen6e Spgaper
er General @ooo &epublitoner,1es
foretrl1fne&a11oi6at % bill be6 &on=
pentionen / Gbicago erbol6e @ta-
tens '9elegatio11s 5ten1n1er.
Sra @aibington n1e6oeles, at Sc
ltore Maioriteter, iom -@enrolnro=
ior 2eouar6 @ooo erbolbt peo
Nrelioentprimnrpolget / Me>pSamp
lbire, bor gibet Eolitiferne af be11
gonle @orbe fer noget at tnnfe
poa. 0e bop6e orbejoet for Galget
al Ell 11i11ltrl1eret Delegation til
Ghicagoforpe1tet og bap6e naft set
S1,otrDf ber, at General @ooo bill
Sc fao fin fl1l0e @Dre n1eo at pinoe
0elegationen SEN Stat, bbor ban
Odr 1901.
S @ooos @ope1fporter par ser
ielpfplgelig @egejitring oper 1oial=
Set Seem @on1plbire @enator
Moles al Metp &anpibire, @eitprer
for @e11erale1ls &anpagne / SD.
Sen, 11oiteote en- grflnri11g, bpori
hm frer1bol0t, at bans egen @tat
hapoe bo1ret @eien for m1ore "be=
tponingsfl1lbe Sejre". Set 6oftun.
at Spdrgsnaalet Seem Sa111pibire
fltn giol6t, om 5tate11s delegation
lf1tloe rejie til Chicago forpligtet
til at 1ter1rne for @oobs geon1i1to=
tio11 eller reile l,il11 1tr1eret, bite IT,
oelig NOT, hnoroan Stern11inger bar
Ser, logoe ban.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
9icoium 9pb.

Eetcr @ongsgoor6, en- II aors
9rgltg, bpis Tornl0rc .ti0ligcre bap-
Dc cit Sorm l1be / &ocine County,
melt lom Dor l16el1for Milpol1fec.
hleo ltonget ibiel al en- gal 5pr 1t6=
lte snsoad. 9renge1l ser bopoe
@1to til sSa6eren, fom ms / Stal=
Sen til Spren, ser rigtignof boa
bltnoen, n1en Iaa 1Slt, at SEN funoe
itiffe !@ope0et inellem 5remrnerne
Set ulpffelige Barn blep ligefrem
lpi66et paa SDre1S @orn, fit 8rp14
og Mape flanget og @opeoet fnl1|t
Spren bleb lf1,6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Sraftat=S =Sitnatipnen.

Senotet ita6feltc6e MonbagS
paanp iin l1erigbe6 mes Ereiiben=
ten / Set pigtiglte Spiltepunft /
Torbinoelle me6 Tre6straftaten og
bebtog n1eb oper to Gre6ie6els Ma=
ioritet oen npe af be republifanife
9e6ere u6arbei6e6e 93eierpotion til
Mrtifel 10. &er1neo tilen6ebragtes
iolfolo for nGrpGre1be set langha=
rige Sorieg paa at opnaa ct &o1n=
promis, ser pilbe fire til &atififa=
tion, og @enatets 9(fgierelle blep /
/ 9llminoeligbe0 be-
trogtet iom ct 5fri6t, ser mes set
ferite pil bringe Sraftaten inb en-
np @og1aas, buorfra Sem fun6e 1,6=
l9Ies alene pe0 EN- s(fgierelie be6
@olget / Mopember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Spifernc arreitcrer BET norife
Weolem.

6lensborg, TO- Marts. Set
norife @eeolcn al sem internatio=
nole aomrlislion Selegraf0irefter
Gbomas @etpe tog ioag 1amnen
mes bans Stab paa en- slutomobil=
tur til @De11 Slesnig, bpor ser bor
Gpifere. @ele Gelifabet blen
arrelteret of set tplfe -Eoliti og to-
get til en- Yolitil ltation.
Ser bleb ST., Seitpe og bans
Jplge tilbugebolot flere Sinner
troos Set, at ban bepilte lin S6en>
titet og fre1rpilte Yas for Suren,
inm par / Iulb Sroe11. Sflltolt bleb
ban og Sc o16re frigipet al Eoliti=
melteren UNDER mango l1n6fplo=
ninger, bborefter Sc retl&rnerebc
til Jlensborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
@ue'tt er bon &app?

Gr. @olfga1,g bon &opp, 6en npe
tpife Rigsfuusler, er fe6t / Seem
Oorf SEN "a. ss1ri 1853, ifalge en-
Siografi oTfe11tliggjort al Seem
Dorf "gpe11ing @orl0". Sans ST.
Ser fon til e(merifa 1un6er @ebo1u-
tinncn / Gpiflono / 1S4S.
0ereraln1nior @oron bon 2utt
ipit5, oplpier 8laoet, er gift mes en-
Mn1erifanerin6e, Ser hnr Mils D}nr9
Gorb al Glepelano. @on 21ttttpit5
er fd6t Sen 8. glpri1 1865. &o11
bor @siliterg1merner / @elgien Ell
Sio @egpnoellen al @er6ensfrige11
oA bor ienere @1r1ntonoont poaGer=
blnfrontcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
9furben % geationfur6unbet.

&jpbellbapn, 10. Marts. Set bar
1r11ge peret ct on1itri6t Spdrgs=
maal / Ganrnarf og Norge pm Sils
lIut>ting til geationernes Sorbun1
er ersbetp6en6e me6 Migt til al
holoe en- itaoe11oe Seer til 9ispoii-
tion for Sorbun6et. Getltre1nnio'
riteterne bar moo @direpartiernes
Yrotelt / begge 2a116e fortolfet Sag
ten Ion gipe11oe ct We6lem al Gor<
bun6et f1l6 Set til at oflfaffe Scr
og Jlaa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Sen rette Maabe.

Sra 2on0on me66eles, at ca
loonerne er pe6 at 1n6ergaa Ell
Sntforan6ril1g, iom bil gigre oeu1
tiltalenoe og ottroftipe. Set er ct
Mo6trif moo Torbu6stilbengerne
Ser bar ipnrget at bile gjore eng
lol16 ter. @rpggerieiere og Gofe=
pprter bor e11gogeret 9(rfitefter, oe1
ifal plane l1tftige offentlige 2oto=
ler> bbor Spileparer iaapel lon1
Griffe lerberes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Spiu6eitemmeretten iejrer.

9sn0til nit hur 81 Gtoter rotiii=
ceret @rl1n6lopsenoringen, ser gi=
ter @pi1oerne lige Sternn1eret mes
Mo116e11. &1n to Stater mere be-
hoper at ratificere 2ope11, fdren6
SEN treoer / &raft. 5taterne 8olbs
ington og 9elopare er in6fal0tc
til efstraor6iner Gamling, og Sc
menes begge at billie rattficere 9gn=
6ringen 2gbet al be11ne Waoneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
9tegjeringens SrDpper bur
illpnalc.

Men aernplottets s(fl1pring lfete
for lent, og Sc al s5egjeringen fore
ta9ne Observation-Disclosures fl,l10c itfc
ltanie @cppgelien. Sc p'terlpllfe
Srppper, Ser oa,neoc Cprersberen,
bar ullere0e pau Gej for at belGtte
gerlil1, % @e9jerin9ens oisponible
Mrue por 1,til1truffelig til at frtnne
ppc nupnepnr0ig Moo1tulro, % goer=
mere Oeslertcrcoc mango al: otsle
Sropper til Sprprs6Grcn, Ser 110en
@pur0lug iatte Jig 8eliooelle al
Migsbope6!to0en. ]
@e0 Sitiben 2or0og Tprn1iooag
ber}febe Set ipbbanl,ge Gobelip Ser
lin, @ogne, s(utor1obiler og -spor=
pogne fjprte lom oilers, og 9pens ST.
Iiognomi tp6eoe life poa Sc rGr fore
1tooenoe lea,l lotionspnffenoe 8egiber=
beoer, ion1 inotraa0te &l. 10 6orn1,
50 Ser fra Go0e1jorner blep OPP
IeIt Yroflan1otioner, forfpnoenoe oeu
oan1le 9}egjerilNs 9lfletning og Sp=
lgsning of Observation-Disclosures og
Ser lope0es 6olfet ssSribe0 og Sroen.
9r. &app og General 2iettmits
,lolteote en- ,langerc 9sroflomotion,
bbori set be0oer:
Sen forrige &eejering bar opgbrt
at efsiltere. @ele oens Mp10igbeo
er gaaet oper til 9ireffpr &app fra
&pnigsberg. Sen nDe &igstansler
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19

2onoon SEN 170e W1orts. 2on=
Son Simes &orrelponOcnt / Berlin
at &ansler &opp bar reltg=
neret 6appr al Hrelibent ebert, ef=
ter at Jorieg paa at oanne ct &app
Miniiteri11n glippe0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Gonscpiuaen plpnbres.

&iebenbup,1 II. Marts. Spbe
bor bjen1i6gt Song Gbriltians &illa
pes Gfogen. Splpoarer og 9lntifb1<
teter, oaroiat til flere &aeiinoe
&rorer, bleb itidalef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Gn Gpinbe Sollanbs 9eational=
foriamling.

Set fprlte fpin6elige Me0lem al
Sen bollan6lfe MISUNDERSTANDING
SSgritefan1ner ct 5ocialii item Mrs.
&othuis =Sn1it.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
banner Ell &e9iering for Sroen, Sri
be0 og gambling.
Gaafaloer sSolfets Sillib.


0fan fa1ote paa 6olfets Gil1i6 og
slrbeioernes 5tptte, ser blep gipet
Siliagn on1 lnarlige Higs0agsoalgs
slfboloelle, ligelom g6erts 5tpre blep
for0sn1t, erflprenoe, at Set boD0e
loigtet Solfets IilIio og Sorbaab=
ninger, oo set life bapoe forlnoaet at
bringe orone0e Sillton0e lpo al SS1,ol1=
ltriens 0esorganilnt lntion.
Gbert=&egjeringen foretog itrafs
2sroag Mprgen ct MootrGf pe0 at
IuolenOe ct lengere Manifelt, bbori
elrbejocrne opforore0es til at erflere
@eneralltreife. Monifeltet ilntte0e
lneo at itge: Ser ct fun ct Mio0el
til at iorbinore @ilbeln1 II's 5ilbage=
fomlt, set er at paralplere bele Sn=
oultrien. Sngen Yroletar iful bielpe
Sen nilitrre 0iftntor. 2o0 Der blipe
Tro1eturltrejfe uper belle 2inie1r. 2a6
Eroletariatet bauole ion en- gnbeo!
@so Spiflano in,ob Mtiliteritpret. "
Mo0repoll1tionen bar nern1elt itn
IStDrfe il10enfpr Nrel>5len, me6ens
lp6tplfe Stater lom 8apern, @1rt=
tenberg, Sacblen og 8aoeu bar neg=
tet at unerfjenoe SEN npe &egjering,
% bar erflnret at billie jtptte Set
gon1le Nbert' lfe 5tpre. @on1borg il
ges ligeleoes at pnre tro mos @hert.
Meoens Sc fprlte Selegron1n1er gap
Set ll0ieeroe al, at 6olfets brebe Sag
| ltptteoe Muorebpl11tioncn, bar Sc ltb=
lte Cages 3elegrolnll1er tp0eltg piit>
1t Set f1tn ct en- lille fonlerpotip og
n1ilitariitiif &lif, Ser bab6e ipartiat
Spraret, ielp Sinoenbl1rg fol babe
negtet at hope noget at gjpre neo
&opp Regjerirgen. Set er reaftio=
mere Eerioner, loln ligefeoes biotil
!or financicret @cpngelien. Cg 0en
almin0elige @enerolitrejte, Ser bar
lanu11et hele 9anOets ssnOl>itri og 2ip,
41ar ollereoe bragt @ienSsgjerningen
bje1n til Sc nl1pGrelt0e Berlin lfe
Mugthelioocre, at Set er lettere at
foretoge ct Stotsfl1p, ems Set er at
bringe or0neoe og orgoriiercOe &e=
gjeringsforbo4o tilneje.
0pber 9icoulntiunen ub Sanbct?
5iolte 5elegromner tpoer poa, at
Mo0reppl11tipnen er peo at lp6e
2inieu 1to, pg Ser CT ltrrf Nfuligbeo
\for, at Ser 2p6et al foa 0age otter
|fl1n oil ppre en- Gegiering / 5plftono,
Sen Gbert'fe.
MonSag gftern1i00og mc0oelte
Nerlin, ct &opp onlfeoe at in0le0e
|Sorbonolinacr mes 4srnii0ent ghert
for at lutte Ell 0uerenSfon1lt. Seen
| fra Stuttgart meo0eltes Set, at ebert
abiolut bop0e nugtet at bune noget
lnn hellt at gjore mes Statsfl,pcts
SRpl10.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
&egieringen upoaseoe Sammen=
jprrgelien.

Gbert=Regjeringel1 baD0e &enolfab
til San1u1enlp9rgellen, lon1 bar
foItret al Sc Neaftionere inobefat4
ten0e Mpnartilter og Eangerlnonere
Iu1nt enfelte @nrufoclinger. 0ten oe
al ebert % gfolfe foretogne Sor=
iparsioranltultningcr piite Jig nar=
gelflllbe pg utilltrGffellge. Nortlet
fra Sifferbeospolitiet og rogle 9eolfe
Sropper, Scr putrel,illereoe @ooerne,
por Ser &l. 3 2prong Morgen lngen
Segn pua, at @erlincrle lfulbe paagne
op og bore, at 4Srulioent Gbert meo
9ultrl1 og Miniltre bapoe forloot
Berlin &l. 5 Morgen.
8egipenbeoerne, Ser leoeoe op til
oerne oroItilfe &ulminatior, u6pit=
leoe Jig plu0lelig.
Tre0ag 9lften par Gbert Negjerln=
ge1 fon1lnen ,,noerpejs ON Ell olbor=
lig Sanmenlpnrgelie for at 1tprte
Sen repub1ifanlfe Hcgjerl11g. Tor=
1parsr1ini1 ter 9eplfe 9ao ltraf5 Srore
til at arreltere 9eoerlle. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Sc 9nlierebc og Statsfl1pet.

eSn0enfor Be alllere0e &egjeringer
tafte lehfslgelig Nepoll1tionen ltor
Spligt, n1a1 par lpnnOt paa at bpre,
hporle0es &npp pilOc ltille Jig til
:Srcostruftutcn, n1en 81 @erlin 1l1e0=
oeltc, at set 11pe Stpre bil0e relpef=
tere lonune og 0cl15 8eltemmeller,
felte >u1au Jig mere 6eroliget. syor=
dpri9t bor Sc forifielliee 9tegieringer
forelp6ig belten1t Jig til fltlOlten0ig at
ignorere 8opp % 1ol1S &egiering, So
man gaur u0 ira, at bans 5tpre mart
pil pGrc en- Saga Blot.
6ollan0 bar ct list 1tnrft berprt,
ho man frpgteoe fpr, at Scr iful0e
blipe foretaget 6prleg puo at faa &ej=
leren aller &ronprinien hjen1 til Splf=
lon0,.= og efstraorOinere Sorarltalt=
nineer til at forhinore >et foaoont
Sfri0t blep taget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19

ltierna go nootog 6oriifringen, at
Gperiges l1oenrigspolitif operfor
geitn1agterne oiEoe blioe lan9s Sc
lan1n1e 2inier Iom Sc biotilperel1oe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Ktgsprwsihrnt Fherts Reb,>.. - lrtet.
4arcr os gonarter tus 2prbass Berlin gehuoee % af
ate ben Gbertfe &eeerins 6olfet ipr Jig Yreibent
y Gbert ug BEN 9amlc &esering

9ele &croen bleu 2pr0ags OYER
raitet peo ct ligeiaa pIuolcligt lou1
forbaulenbe lnilit9r coup o'etat, ser
ltprte0e Sen tpife &epl,blifs &egje.
ring nte0 Sen locialoen1ofratil lfe Yrp=
fioent Sreoericf ebert 5piolen, %
brogte tpife reaftionGre % militari=
1tiife Nerioner til Mogten / Berlin og
8reuslen.
0n1 5totsfltpets ner111ere @nfelt=
beoer n1e0oeltes fra Berlin Sen 13Oe
N2arts, at Gr. @olfga,eg &app, Ell
of Stifterne al Tn0relanospurtiet %
@eneraloirefter for 2anobrugsfor=
eui11gerne, bar fororepe1 &igsfansler
@uftap 8auer og lelJ ouertaget
&onslerl ltillinger, ligelon1 ban bar
toget Sperfonul1onooeu ober slHG=
rerne. General bon 2uettmit3 er
sSorlporsl11iniiter.
Tplfla11o bar ipr Gioeu TO 93egje=
ringer, Sen 11pe nnoer &ansler &opp,
og SEN gan1le unoer Hreiioent Gbert,
Ser fore1ebig bar 5eoe / Stuttgort.
Seu npe 8erlin'lfe Regjering er=
fl9rer, at SEN buerfen er reattionpr
eller n1onarfilf; n1eoens Sen gan1le
&egierings Erplioent tilliae mes fine
MintI tire far uolteOt ct Wtanitelt,>
hppri set De0ber, at Set eneIte Miooel
til Miperg11il1g al @il9elnl IFS SI=
bogefon1it, er en- @enerulltreife, og en-
ioaoan blep pjeb1iffelig erflaret.
@erlin er heiot mes n1ilitGre Crop
per. Sen reppll1tion9re 9epGgelle
1iges at lpre0e Jig til o1tbre Erooin=
|er. observation-disclosures 1prlte Sag
forleb lt0en Commented el(er 9lo0s=
1bgp6elle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-19
Gioite 9fpt.

Berlin Sen 160e Marts. SSfplgc
l1otolelie al Ell of @ansler &oRps
Gn1be6smeu6, er Ser Wfuligbe6 for,
at Eraii6ent @bert, &igsfansler
8auer og Sc pprige Miniitre in0e11
4S Simer oil6e pere paa, oeres Sci
tiIboge til 8erlin.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Cotton Is Weaker
AS Selling g Grows
On Trade Reports
Most of the More Active Po.
sitions Reach New Low
Ground; Spot Is Cent
OFF i'm Quiet Trading

The failure Of better news from the
British labor situation t. bring in for
elgn trade buying and reports of con-
tlnued pressure of offerings from the
South led to a further sharp decline
IN the cotton n.alket yesterday.
Most of the mere active positions
made rev low ground for the season,
wit December contracts selling off
to 23.so and closing at 1895. The gem
eral list closed steady at net ad-
vance Of points on. July, which has
been selling at big discoupr.t, but Is
10 30 points lower on the other
months. October was relatively easy
owing to reports that spots were sell
Southwest and closed at 1886, the
lowost price Of the day.
The market opened steady at a de-
cline of 20 points to an advance Of
80 points. with near months easy under
over night selling orders, while later
deliveries felt the influence Of the bet
ter English news. According to one Of
the private cables, the dispute in the
coal rade was considered almost as
Good as settled, and there was con-
siderable covering here right after tho
call.
1t was noted, however, that Liver
pool had shown no great strength.
while houses with foreign coanec-
tons sold more around the local ring
than they bought, and the market soon
weakened under q renewal Of more or
less general pressure. There vas an
other rally during the middle of the
day, which may have been promoted by
the forecast for showers in the east
ern belt, increased exports and talk
of better tone in the Fall River
goods market. Advances of 80 to 90
points from the low level met in
creased offerings, however, and the
market eased off again. breaking into
new low ground during the afternoon.
Reports that cotton mills at Utica
had cut prices on sheetings and yarns
Ell. .hasized the general tendency
toward a reduction in commodity
prices, and the idea appeared to be
that the necessity for cutting prices
10 move goods would be likely to
weaken the resistance of Southern
spot holders TIL I spot cotton was
pressing on some Of the markets w.s
also suggested by reports received
during the Gay, and Southern spot
quotations. officially received showed a
sharp decline, ranging from SO to 400
points lower. The Houston market, for
instance. was 125 points lower at 25.75
for middling and the middling price at
Forth Worth broke through the 25
cent level. The decline of cents
pound was in the previously nominal
quotation at St. Louis.
The local market for spot cotton
T"s quiet and 70 points lower at $3.50
r"r middling; no sales were reported.
he range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

l2lST 420 WEST-I.arge double. single
Apply directly. Mckinnon. Apartment 4.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES

t'h Co TX EF mex GD MY T3 Or N:w
lsl7.-The Gr""n"ich Savings Bank plain
tiM,, against Clara y. karihe and hers, de-
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
an am ,aie. @N mad" and entered IN the above
of March. 1918. i, the undersisned. tho ref ref!
cree in saic Judgment named win sell a.
no l4-l6 \esey. Street in the Borough Of
Man',at;an. "a G ni'y of Of New York on The s,h
that day, hy Jacob II Mayors. aurtioneer. the
premises directed by said ]udgmen, to be sold,
and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land, with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate. lying and heInG IN
the thorough Of Manhattan. City, County and
sc'ibed follows:
beginning at point the souherly slide
distant four hundred and egh,y-nine feet
westerly from the corner formed by the in
dred md rhilty-seventh street with the west
erly side OF Seventh Avenue; thence running
souther!y, and pata!iel with Seventh Avenue
wall. ninety-n feet eleven inches TO the
centre line cf the block: thence westerly,
along said centre line Of the block and paral-
lei with One Hundred and Thrty-seventh
Street eighteen feet; therce northerly, and
again parallel with said Seventh Avenue ana
par, Of the distance through another parry
wall, nnety-nine feet eleven inches to the
southcrly ride Of One Hundred aad Thirty.
said southcIly side Of One Hundred and Thir-
ty-seventh Street. eighteen feet to the point
place II beginning, be said several dis
tances and dimensions more or less; being
now known as number Two Hundred and
Forty-siX t246) West Ono Hundred and
Thirty-seventh Street in said borough.
EMANUELsB. COHEN, Referee.
MIDDLEBROOK e. BORLAND
Attorneys for Plaintir,
4e Cedar Street, ,Msnhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram of the property
70 he sold; it's street number is 2i6 West
13Tth Street:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

PECK. REBECcA d.--1N PURSUANCE
s,,,ra,a, or an order Of Hon: John P. ,Cohaian. q
NOTICE IS HEREBY GfvEN to all Der.
cons having claims against REBECCA O.
PECK. late OF the County Of Now Yo,k
deceaned. to present the same with vouch.
ers thereof to the subscribers. at their
place OF transacting buslness. nt the once
OF Putney. Twombly Putney. their pt :.
torneys. at Rector Street. in Inc borough
OF Manhattan. In tho CITY of New York,
state OF New YORK: on or before tho ID
Dated. Now York. April 80 1920
FRANCfS w PECK.
IRENE d. LUDLUM
ruTNEv. ,TwoMRLXs pu:rNnY' p.SG"so A..
e"rneys for Executtsss. once q Poa.
r. engh OF 1aahattsas NeR IssS Giys :.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

eohee futures-Yesterday's coffee mar
~ ~ Vas inactive. Sellers hesitated to fol-
10" HNcIines further and there was only a
sea u Eed demand, some OF it being attrib-
we" 70 covering and some to buying for
ne" ~ .ons account but awhole the trad
iHS was without much character. eau
prices We're 10 TO 20 points lower with
pressure IN the October delivery which sold
on 70 ~ and then rallied to 7.35 De-
Sefhprr sold TO 40 and up to 7.S5 with
.Narch opening at 8.32 and then working
10 h.42. "
Coffee, on its face. looks cheap. a IL has
gone oack 10 pre-war basis, but financial
S"hdlt'ons. coupled with local trade dsiur-
"aHceS. nav" worked against values. Firm
offers from Santos were a little higher yes
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
PUBLIC NOTICES

AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts Contracted by any one except my
sels fross the 2sth day Of September, laaas
CALEB AUNTLDXs
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
1877 ~ STREET

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above desc rlbe!
property TO be sold Is eleven thousand six
hundred thirty-one and 02-l00 dollars s. sll.-
b3l o2J, with interest thereon from the I'D
day OF February. 1913. less the sum OF S7e5
81 paid on account Of said interest. together
win the costs aud allowance amounting to
three hundred forty and 34-100 dollars tS340.-
3D. with interest from March 9, 1918. to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taxes,
Inents and water rates, other liens. which
are 10 be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid By the referee. b
twenty dollars E2o) and interest
Dated N"w York. September 8. 1920.
EMANUEL, Y COHEN Referee.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

Refined sugar was dull, and there
and as sac sald to be less export inquiry here
mand. Sugar brokers quite freely eX-
pressed the opinion that the coming
week would possibly witness easier
Sugar Futures-The sugar futures mar
nt opened unchanged TO a decline Of S
1po.nts' then worked off, closing at net
OF 10 10 IS points. Wall street sold
~ a-.u lh"Fc were also lnd tions that brok-
80 Win cuban connections wer. also on
80. 80 'HhS side. due to the weakness in
oeud sugar. Trading from day to day has
w .u united and without outside interests
IN n" market
ne range Of nTices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

MOSS. FkANK.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
=. order of Honorable John p. Cohalan. q
%oTlCE is hereby given to all persona hav.
ing claims against Frank Noes. late OF tho
County or New York. deceased, to present
Tho Same with vouchers thereof to the sub.
scriher at her place OF transactlng bust
ness, at he Office OF Moss. Marcus a. Wells
her attorneys. at NO. 233 Broadway. in tho
city of New York. or before the 18th
day OF January next
dated. New YORK.. the snd day Of July,
1920.
ELIZABETH j. MOSS. Executrix
MOSS, MARCUS WELS. 333 Broad.
way. New York |ity.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
International Agric ultural Corno,,t,n

New York. September II 1870
Tho Roard OF Directors OF the Interna
tinnhl Agricul'urhi Corporation has This
day declared quarterly dividend OF one and
one e-quArter u14T per cen, on the fre. re-
ferred Stock OF the corporation, pavnhle
October l5. 1920 to stockholders Of record
at the close Of business September 20 1870
The transfer books will not be closed
JOHN ]. WATSON, JR Trenx,irer